Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1882, Page 4

3 : yo ee — ‘The Coming Fair at the Capitol. EXHIBITORS FROM THE WEST EXPECTED—THE DIS. TRICT BOARD ORGANIZED. ‘The headquarters of the fair committee at the Bbbitt Hous continues to be the leading point of interest during the evening. The publication last evening in Tue Srar of the assurance that the difficulties encountered in the lack of sufficient space would be promptly and satisfactorily met by the management, tended to allay ail fears ‘as to a probable post- ponement of the undertaking, and the secre- tary was in the receipt during the evening of many congratulations upon the firmness and de- cision with which the board of direction has dis- posed of this perplexing question. Advices were Feceived from Cincinnatl to the effect that many "THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. _ September 20, 1SN2. ov zeroes a F LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF Sronat. Ovrreer, ¥. D.C., Se $2. 10.0) 2.1 owiy weather, ier northerly, Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The ehiet signal omicer of the army farntshes the following special bulletin to the press: ‘The bare st_ in Manitoba and lowest caged kemperature has. fa of the exhibitors at the exposition now in pro- from 4° to 19° in the northwest, and fro gress In t city, ars roposto to send. hand- M fhe lak Killing frosts a some donations and exhibits, and quite a number be Pal tat ee ee e exhibitors are already applying for space. secretary has also received assurances that and local rains are reported from | the expositions at Chicago, Milwaukee, New York 2 and the Obto and | ang Bostor. will contribute Largely to our. project. pt rly winds prevall | ‘The hoard of commissioners for the District ot ah Atlan Vertherls winds pre- | Columbia met Last nlzht and elected District Com- ‘vail in the be missioner Thos. P. Morgun as chairman and E. B. followin: Hay secretary. The members present were Com- missioner Morgan, B. B. Mohun, John A. Baker and E. B. Hay." ‘The board desighated the follow- ing-named citizens as additional commissioners: dames P. Wiilett, W. M. Beveridge, J. T. Horn- blower, Lewis J. Davis, Saks, Charles M. Bell, Elw. Temple, Dr. Toner, Charles Lanman, E. H. Miller, Horatio Browning, Frank Ricgs, Watt Drew, cations e that partly ther and local " fains will prevall ‘in the region today. Tole trades, F, 1 Moore, D. W. Middleton, lowed by colder clearing weather to-night and | J” s° Blur. "A committee of ladies ilk ue wee falr weather to-morrow. sht frost will proba- pointed to act in aid of the District board. Diy occur to-nigitt In Iowa and Wis the northern portion of Michigan. To-morrow On nsia, and 1D} ‘The board of commissioners for the state of Mich- igan met yesterday, Frank B. Conger chairman, and decided to prepare a circular to the residents gold for fe. at It chm A st. naw.: 1] Of Michigan teinporarily residing in Washington. knife and fork tray, 1 whi 1 bottle of Ee Dest machine oll, 1-7 pin hat rack, 1 plain goblet, 1 Sales of Heal Estate. The following real estate sales have been re- cently effected through Fitch, Fox & Brown:—For Armand Jardtn, part of sub-lot 18, square 159, to Mrs. Alexander Graham Beil, tor $1,671.25 cash; for the Ansonia Brass Co., to John W. Starr, lot 16, PF. 9 inch shears, 2 kitehen knives, 50 clothes pins. 1-5 row serubbing brush, 6 metallic phated tea or 3 | table spoons, 30 ft clothes tine, 1 pt. measure, 1| Found grater, 3 row mufile j box, 13 | arm towel rack, 1 box of ps avelopes, 1 | Tubber dressing comb, 1 ste er, TU Brush, 1 seatloped square 557, for $1,024 cash; for Mrs. Mary D. Bid- oe 1 decorated dle, trustee, lots 11 and 12, bloc! subdivision north grounds Solumbt. university, ‘to Henry T. Japanned dust p : Hutton, for $1,850.84; and for same ‘party, lot 21, Coffee canister. 2500 woth Vlock 40, of Saine Subdivision, to Mrs. Ahnic H: Thomas’ launiry biue, 1p Roberts, for $1,125; for Notley’ Anderson, sub-lot bracelets, ets of colored sh on baby Trunks and decorated ana senit «quate north of 177, to J. R. Imbrie, for $2,450 ‘sh: for Hon. Wim. E.’ Chendier, sub-lot 44, square 1, to Miss Sallie F. Ce ee a py Is the best Min a patent pi : for same party, to Mr. C. M. Koones, sub-lot 41, eatin oe ae ane mais | In ante Siuliee tor Scuree tor domecW. Bree ry <HOWL to the | SUb-lot 49, square 182, to’ E. F. Andrews, the artist, for $4,000; for Capt. Geo. E. Lemon, sub-lot 139, to Commander Colby M. Chester, 000; for Chas. A. McEuen, sub-lot 20, THERE ARF THOSa~Ds in tifls city who ean tes tify to the merit or Xunder's Meili 164, to Mrs. E. E. Snyder, for $6,000; for Bitters, Blac ‘0 | isbrough, parts lots 10 and 12, squ .re 126, | family should be Without It, No 911 7th strect . Jounson, for $7,350 cash; for Wm, A. Rortiwest. Trustee, jot Square 128, to L. G. BIE for $8,220; for Wm. Thompson, esq.. re 16, to Mrs. Augusta Hancock, david Le Morrison, est sud-lOt’ 58, 113, to Hon. Gardiner G. Hubbard, for ; uiso, In connection with M r & Liebermana, for Dr. Chas. H. Nichols, sub-lot #2, square 193, to Mrs. M. E. Swearingen, for $1.28250 cash, and sub-lots 3 and #4, square 198, to Mrs. E. P. Chainberlin, for $2,505 cash. Duneanson Bros., auctionéers, sold for George Bauer and John Walter, jr., trustees, parts of luts 23 and 24, of Ulman’s subdivision of lots in square 616, being lot located in alley between ist and North Capitol and O and P streets northwest, im- proved by frame dwelling, to J, W. Piling, for M. P. Ric has retirrned Personal at make room for their large new | old planos at $5, $10, $25 | cash Or on instaiments, as | our readers to go at once | and upward you prefer. y and secure a bargain. For Watt Parexs, window shades, &., goto R W. Henderson « Co., 1113 F street. Fawrries resuming housek Invited by the ia a Co lor quelitles ng and others are i(k} Seventh street, to test the sup: f their teas and Coffees, - aa : " siven with * oun Comic OPeRA—THE OPENING OF FoRD’s OPERA ere ee een eres ae Hovse.—The season commences on Monday next For Five Casuwi and 714 7th street, | at the Opera House with the initial performance “S cs 5 in ington of Johann Strauss’ now famous Cnear Guys, zie and breech-loaders, Rew Ps ot “A Merry War,” by the company of which and second-hand, at Herzog’s, 03 9th street, near Chories E. Ford is manager. ‘The building Pennsylvania avenue. Frsseie’s Ick Cream. W. H. Vernnorr, 916 7th street northwest, has a Rew, novel and fine ton Of the many’styles Of wall paper purchased this fall. Cull and see Dis patterns. Great has been put in admirable order—the outside painted white with tinted trimmings and the in- side Is renovated and beautified trom the ticket oMfice to the stage, presenting a dainty drawl room appearance highly becoining a place of fas fonable amusement. “Mr. Ford's company hai taken the lead this season for general excellence as well as enterprise, the principals excelli in acting as well as Singing, the chorus ex oo ane Minch tees, | ingly fhe in thelr work, and largely Increased In w.: Cov luneh sets, | numbers; the orchestra augmented and of decided containing 34 pleces, $1.70.; 3¢ doz. fancy goblets, | DU! ¢ gpotclies teor GS Sic.; crystal giass ten seth Minton shaped fate ee ee ee Crees a ie oie and saucers, 49°. 4 doz.; chamber pails, in | Sant taste. © Merry War” has been a great cami everywhere—in New York in two languages for j stone china Siop jars, %e.; Zqu ¥ 1 mang Mined saucepans, Minch meat es, 3% al _hods, 29.; large dustpan and brush, 16 covered glass pitchers, Ie.; easels, Velvet fram@s, 1 box of perfume soap, dippers: broflers, Kitclien forks, bread pans, glass preserve shes, 5c. apie —___. CITY AND DISTRICT. es Amusements To-night. Nartowat Tueates.—* The Galley Slave.” New Tarater Courgrr.—Variety. Dutven's Suumex Gaxpes.—Specialty perform nee. ABNER's Ganpes.—Concert. Wasnixatox Swine ‘onoot, New York ave~ Bue, between 13th and 14th streets sala hbo Condensed Locats. several months; In St. Louls for three weeks by this company; in Baltimore nine performances; in Boston the musical sucess of the season so far; ip Europe it had a season in Vienna; and it Is now announced in Parls as “ La Geurre Joyeuse.” ‘The sale of places commences at the Opera House to- morrow (Thursday) morning, and all the indica- tions point to a large demand, equaling if not ex- ceeding the greet success of ‘the same company last winter. A word as to Mr. Ford the younger, he deserves a personal welcome and special recog: nition in a eity where his father has been manager for thirty years. He {8 one of us in many ways, and Washington fully indorsed nis good work last season. Let him have a proper reception next Monday. aa ee THE GaLtieo’s Fara Vovace—Dr. James D. Galt, quoraatine officer of Norfoik, Va., visited the rk Gallileo at Bug Light yesterdiy &n4 reports that he learned that on the voy age from Pens«cola the first and second mates, the cook and one sea- S willbe lighted at 10p.m., extin- | mon had died from the fever and been. buried at 5am. | Sea, the last one thirteen days ago. There had < held at the Department of State by | since been no case on board and no assistance wes ates, resolut of regret at the | Reeded. He therefore brought the two murses sent urles Isaac Rider were adopted. to the relief of the vessel bick to Norfolk. After Geo. W. Richardson, who was charged before | the vessel has been properly fumigated she will gudge Bundy this morning with keeping an un-| proceed on her voyage Heensed bar on Good Hope road, ta tue county, claimed that he sold a pint bottle of beer and divided It into two glasses, and did not, therefore, Wiolate the retail Mcense law. The court hel and Imposed a fine of $109 or 6) days. Was not Street 1: guished at Ata meet —— NW SERIOUSLY CUT BY ANOTHER With desperate-looking colored girl, na ‘ph alias Patsey, was before Juiz lay afternoon, charged w.th ass wult- olored girl, n:med Clara H2asongwith FS Ba cf St Sundsy Hight the house of Mr. Lancey, No. | the Intent to xtll her. She pleaded guilty to as- WT street, while the family was absent, Was | satlting her, but denied that she Intended to kill Fobbed of t of clothing and other articles by | her. Ciira testifted that on the 7th of this month girl wo had vx ployed ‘The offictals of the fire uep ment last evening Witwessed @ very interesting exhibition of the Working of the Dashiel tire escape at the St Mare ‘The Gersliine Club tions declaring the thd in Mr. J. D. ‘O'Connell's entire Lnnoc of the charges made Sgatnet him y J. C. Delaney, of Harrisburg, in tion to the alleged attempt-d sale of the Lind 2 vote in Pe: ania. Henry kemin was fined $3 by sudze Bundy this Morning for obstructing a gutter with building material. A well-dressed young man named John Stick- ney was arrested by Policeman Farquahar yester- day tor interfertag with tue poundmaster, near the jail, in East Washington. Ta the Police Court this morning he furtetted $5 collateral Mr. Jaw , the champion draught in tals city short- tof the Chess and Cn: a servant. Ella came to her house in the “division” and raised a row, and then Elia took out a razor and cut her. She sald the thing was made up before Ella came to her honse, and she raised the disturbance tor an excuse to assault her. Dr. Purvis, of the Freed- man’s hospital, testified that the complainant. re- celved a dangerous cut across the temple, partly severing the temporal artery. The case was sent tothe grand jury under $2,600 bonds. She was committed in default of the bonds. adopted resolu- ———a PUNISHED FOR ASSAULTING His MOoTHER—A young man named Daniel Long was sent to jall for three months by Judge Bundy, to-day, for as- saulting Ellen Wyrick, his mother, who’ showed the court « pair of black eyes, which she satd her Son made Monday night, becaure she upbralded him for keeping company with bad women. > ‘THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE SCHOOL FUND.—Two of the school trustees of the District have ad. 2 , dressed a letter to First Controller Lawrence ask- om Sends Us the Century tor ber. | Ing whether the laws relating to the apportion— unodure, colored, was sent to the | ment of the public school fund in theelties of Wash- or 15 days by Judge Bunsly, this morn. | ington and Georgetown are still in force and ing, tor coutempt of court In falling to answer a | binding upon the local authorities Judge Lawrence summons. has replled that they are still in force, in so far as The charge againit John Casey, sergeant of | they prescribe the Proportional part of moneys marines, 2 Eogping an unitcensed bar. Was con- | received or expended for school or educational in the Purposes, to which the colored and white schools are respectively entitled, and that sald provistons are now binding upon the authorities of the Dis trict. Ss Sreer’s Pantine BreatH.—The weather yes- terday was defizhtiul to a large and respectable | Portion of the communtty—the venders of fans, scream and. refrigerated beverages. To the rest it was hardly so Pjeasant. Even the excuse it effered for the wholeBale consumption of quid Tefreshments fulled to compensate for the thous- nd discomforts attending the smallest movement. ‘he teraperature at half-past three o'clock was 9) degrees, a figure quite wo-thy of midsummer, and the average of the day was highly conducive to profanity. Worse than all, dispatches to the Sig- nal oftice showed that the warm wave was pretty general throughout the country. extending weil into the west. To-day the heat continues, but a change to cooler weather {s promtsed to-night. Pacicsicab tral beh NION.—Today Mr. Meigs, the slice Court this morning. Barbara J. Kin ed $105 by Juige Bundy 2 an unlicensed bar on county. asscult and battery with intent ‘orge Mantz, for shootl in the Poite ing that he MTrOW. A pris- | Court this morning, arrested ing drunk on the premises of being an} yesterday wi the Imperial habitual drunk. vurt List Monday on | nds intereeded then | ised iin on his per- that he would welte a *to be publisled next Sumlay. and about temperance, but sible for getting Intoxteuted was TOF getting “the y ver. wize Bundy would tike no excuse | urt, filled out the first “proof mar- Sap: -and sentenced the prisoner to 30 days | e" under the mutual marriage union. Tie workhou: cz | nt wes headed, go Marriage Mutual a = es ion, Gran \ctlor 2” ue Stare H a8 Assoctations ary unusa- | R. J. Meigs, cleric of the Supreme Court ot any > andl are noid ping Reames trict of Columbia, in and for said District, for him and Sonal bow 1 a : Ke- | do certify that the records of this office show that | pee Non Shang ore Attat | according to a lcense granted on the 19th of Se} fgan Repuv) - C2- | tember, 1882, Mr. Tsaac Winston and Miss Anna M. oo heard €ncouraging Son campaign do: ‘The Titnois Republt. | ugements for the dis- is....The Geongia re- Teports from the comm: Brnts and transportation. an Association made arr. Wibution of public docu: Ous were lawfully married on the 19th day of Sep- tember, 1882, by P. L. Chapelle, whose post address is Washington, a me ——_-—__ Amusements, &c. NarttonaL Tueatex.—“The Galley Slave” is at- tracting audiences at the National. ‘THe New Tarater Comtqvé is crowded nightly. erent a seems to be more popuiar n ever before. nuns SUMMER ura @ delightful con- cert is given every evening. ‘A Feerivat, axd Coxcemr, for the benefit of St Alban’s church, will be given this evening at Du- laney’s cottage, on the Tenlytown road. THE STEAMER Magy WasiixoTON will make her last trip to Occoquan Falls Friday and Sunday, and to Mount Vernon Springs Sauurday. “4 Manny Was.” which has achieved a success almost without lent on the operatic stage, will ‘be produoad ae Forts Opera House noxt week, Tue WASHINGTON SwimMING ScHOoL is open day and evening. ‘Tae Lovpoun Farr.—Spectal excursion trains Will be run from the Baltimore and Potomac depot to the Loudoun fair, at Leesburg, to-morrow. a Alexandria Affairs Reported for Tu EVENING Stan. Last Yean’s Recerers.—During the last fiscal year the recelpts of the city of Alexandria were from the folowing sources: Mayor Beckham, fines, lcenses, ete., $6,184.47; Mayor Smith, $1,871.03; tax collector X. district, #8914.28; tax Collector 8. district, $34,933 21; gas works, clear profit, $6,000; Tent of fish wart, §1.100; auditor—dog taxes, ete., $488; fire wardens, $8.48; H. A. Crump, $30; J. H. Thompson, $9; making in’ all $89,687.48. Last year (1881-2) was begun with a balance in the treasury of $1121.01, and this year (1882-3) with a balance of $3,678.18. FUNERAL Escont.—The funeral ot Morgan Dris- coll, a quiet and useful citizen, took place this afternoon from his late restdelice, and was at- tended by Potomac Lodge, LO. 0. F., and other Odd Fellows, witi many members of Golden Light Lodge of Good Templars, the Alexandria Reform Club, and the Young Men’s Christian Assoctation, Mr. Driscoll having been prominent in each of these organizations. Pouick Couxt—At the last mayor's court the following cases were disposed of: James Green, for carelessly driving his wagon into another ve- hicle, was dis:harge'l. George May was fined $5 and R. Brodenstein $2.50 for being drunk on street. Mrs. Gloriana E. Stearard, Sigg Jagkson and Isaac Johnson were fined $1 for m@Rtaihing a nuisance by keeping hogs within the city limits. Charles Staith was sent to jail for drunkenness. Reporter's Nores.—Mr. John Slater, who was bruised yesterday by being thrown ‘rom his buggy by a runaway horse at Poorhouse lane, has inproved, and no serious results are anticipated. Mr. Slater is as well known in Washington as" here....The munleipal reports of the year 188182, carefully ‘gathered up by Au- itor Brockett, and handsomely printed’ at the Gazette jod oMfee, has just been Issued... The democratic headquarters of Alexandria city has been located at No. 95 King street, between Royal and Pittstreets....The funeral of Andrew McHenry, of Fulrfax county, took place this morn- Ing from St. Mary’s Catholic’ church... Yesterday afternoon the Zimerman property, at West End, consisting of a brick dwelling and two framé dwellings adjoining, with good lots, situated on the south side of the road, between the stone bridge and “Catts,” sold at $1,350....Mr. John Swift, whose dwelling on the Maryland hills, oppo- site this city, was burned some tline ago, 1s having another fine’ residence built there by Mr. Alexan- der Lyles, of this place. CuUticurRa. Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marshal! st., Providence, R.I., ened by Curicuza RKEsoivest (blood purifier) and Corr- CURA and Curicuna Soap (the great skim cures) of a Ringworm Humor got at the barber's, which spread alt over his ears, neck and face, and for six years resist all kinds of treatment. SCALD HEAD. 31,A. Raymond, Anditor F.W., J. & 8.R.R. , Jackson, Mich., was cured'of Scaid Head of nine years’ duration by the Curicura Remepres. - ECZEMA. Hon. Wm. Taylor, Boston, Mass. , permanently cured of a humor of the face and scalp (eczeuia) that had been treated unsuccessfully for twelve years by many of Bon- ton’s best physteians and most noted specialists as well as European authorities, MILK CRUST. ‘Mrs. Bowers, 143 Clinton St., Cincinnati, sneaks of her sister's child, who was cured of milk crust which resisted all remedies for two years. Now a fine, healthy boy, with a beautiful head of hair. FALLING HAIR. Frank A. Beah, Steam Fire Engi of Alopecia, or fallin of the hair, SOLVENT (blood purifier) internally cone ly, whieh fompsctely restored bis hair when all said he’ would jowe 1 ine TREATMENT. consists in the internal 1 ST. the new biond puri- fier, aud the externa! use of Curicura and CuTICURA Soay, the great exin cures. CUTICURA ReMepres are for ale by all druygiets. Prive of Cu- TicuRa, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 50c, ; large boxes, $1. \ UricuRa RESOLVEN?, the new blood puriiler. ai per bottle. Cuticuna Soar (the queen of mediciuel | toilet soaps), pe, TICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING De AP, 15e. Hoty WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Maes. aull Great SAVING OF EXPENSE! OLIVE BUTTER. AN ABSOLUTELY PURE VEGETABLE OIL, Manufactured by WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS, PHILADELPRIA. For Cooking Purposes is BETTER then Lard, Fully Equal to Butter, and at Much Leas Cost than Either. Une Pound of Olive Butter Will Do the work of Two Pounds of Lard. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Olive Buiter means Health, Feonomy and Cleanliness; absolute freedom from all ‘aduiteration of any kind. We present Olive Butter to the | ublic with the con: tion that it will permanently take the place of Lard and Butter for culinary purposes. Itneeds but a single trial to demonstrate its zreat value snd merit antee for it the following qualites, viz: It is a pure vegetable product, free from adulterations,and is much amore nutritious than lard or butte-. Itremains per- fectly sweet mn every climate and is unaffected by ase, hence it never be: r cheaper than Jard or butte fires but half the quantity toat- tain the same result in cooking. Articles of food cooked with it retain their natural flavor; no creasy taste is im- farted, the oll not being so readily absorbed as ordinary or butter, because it is a vexetable product. ‘The fact that we are, and have been for many years, manu- facturers anil rfizers of Iard—our trade amor inillions of pounds anpually—and now offer to the this vegetable otf of our own tannfacture fo: culinary purposes, in lieu of lad or butter, ia of itself a suflicient. kuarantes. Our trade-mark is wecured by letters patent, registered at the Patent Office in Washington, D. C. WasnINGTON BuTcHER’s Sons. Directions:—Use in the same manner for cooking as G0 ould Jara or butter, only use huaif the quantity for same purposes. Put up in eixty-pound cases of 3, 5, and 10-pound cans, FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. 818-3t BeYess OF CLOTHING: Whatever kinds of Clothing you are in pursuit of re- member that at THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, You'are sure to find A LARGE STOCK, LOWEST PRICES, pag rr = rae Soon SUED For Dawaces.—S. R Gittings ha Dileans appoiuted 2 cd se tw communicate | Ings has entered ean cuieine ne ate esc a en ate against Bui bour & Hamilton for $7,000 dam- eectings of the associate. es claimed to have been sustained by. the == falling of the walls of defendants’ warehouse on Gart-Beene.—The marriage of Mr. Frank Gult | BIS Stock of goods, &e. and Miss Mumle Becbe tov birch last evening, Kev place at Trinity P. BE. . Dr. Addison oiMeiating. A. Hunter Galt, . L. Galt, H. W. Upman abd W. He Siaith acted as ushers. Tue couple re- eeived their triends atter the wedding at the resi- @er.ce of the bride's mother and later in the even ing started on a nor a trip. 3 — (CARPETS. CARPETS. CHOICE NEW STYLES.” 50 styles best 2-ply Carpets, pattern: Wins cde Seas Weer Putital patterns, Tue Wasttxarox Makker Cowraxy ts about to | 75 styles best American Brussels. beantiful styles, all Coimmence some alterations and improvements to| new this season, 75 cts., 80 cts., 85 cts., Weta’, Oo the market bulliins, by which the rooms in the cts., $1. Rest Lody Brussels, choice bright styles, at low prices. 1S styles Ti Cat all . ‘Clg adc, 10cm een Shen Se ieee Floor derstood, ested roe =talrway trea the sou end of the Dr ; peautifal designs, in all sizes..$5, $6, to the center pertion of the second story, | 8% £8, $9, si0. Where there ts to be an entrance to that story. “A | Hall andStair Carpets to match. Wide, sabstartial balcony will be made along the | yrece ont Grose from 37 eta, 60 cta,, 60 cts, lipo Gt tie front, with eatrances lnto the Several | ¥i0C# Of Cloths, all widths, from 37 cts, 6Octa, 60 eee ane Moquetts, Swnyrna, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs. e Assacir ts West Wasuixcros.—A lame colored | MaKins =nd Laying Carpets, 8 cin, Wowan, named = = = charged In the | Cerpet Lining, 7 cts. yara. Court yesterday, by Mis. Laura J. Pierce, of | Lace Curtains, new at 8 fendanv’s little girl at Sper moat; her month was up yestorlay wad | ©" OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS ARE parmx her ber muther came to witness’ | NEW DESIGNS THIS SEASON, and demanded $4, and when Wituess refused Genter building over the stores may be utilized. tan made more than a ye.r ago by Mr. ten, with some slight changes, is, {tis un- to be carried out by erecting a ‘spacious she got furious and assaulted witness = a tore her clothes. A Ne of $10 or 3) Gaye read TOWSON'S, - ‘Tue Pustic Scnoots.—Mr. Wilson, superinten- 666 PERNSILVANIA AVENUR, Beate what gain tere has Sect tm meses | <SS Se ones Market as nm a in attendance on the schools unt) | Yf*NUSCRIVT vorrED, on the He does not believe the ref iiizeR. street northwest. WELL MADE GARMENTS, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, You Caw Bur— Good Fall Suits for $6, worth $10. Good Fall Suits for $1; worth $12: Splendid Business suits for $10, worth $15. -xcellent Business Suits for $12, worth $20. All-wool black Diagonal Suits for 35. worth $25, Double-breasted Sark Suits for $12, worth $0. Double-br. asted Sack Suits for $16, worth $30, Hine Wack, Cloth Suits for $20, worin #40. Fine black Diagonal Suits, Princo Albert atyle, for Fine worsted Coat and Vests at 12, worth Fine worsted Coit and Vests at $15; worth. Buits for B.» 4 it $3.75, worth $5. 50, worth Buits for Boys Suits for Boys Buits for Boys Suits for Bo Terk ear si, ‘The Gheck Gossamer Coat at $5.00, wortk $5. Odd Punts fee ons im great variety, aud at lower Gooa Fait Overcoats xt £9, ‘$10, $12, 7 On Morto: No trouble to show goods, " MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. Store be 4 Pics giner trey closed on SATURDAY, the 234 in- ing to pabiie | | | funded, ‘The Comet in Broad Day. CITY ITEMS. ‘To the Editor of Tre Evexrxe STAR: You were incredulous yesterday of the western Public Voice. reports of seeing a comet in the day-time near the WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 80, 1881. sun, and expressed the opinion that it was “a! Gentlemen: My husband Who for years was & physical impossibility,” and attributed the alleged event to “the western imagination.” No doubt the imagination, whether western or eastern, often “bodies forth the forms of things unknown;” but I assure you that I saw the comet distinctly yester- day about noon, with the naked eye, from the sufferer from dyspepsia, and from which he could not get relief under the use of the most popular medicines, was cured from that terrible complaint by Brown's Iron Bitters. I can most cheerfully recommend it from sufferer for the disease, MRS. HUTCHINSON. south ‘portico of the Patent Office, as'did many | [Brown’s Iron Bitters not only cures ayspepsi others, in spite of “the garish day" ‘We stood In | weakness, malaria lassitudes, but prevent ‘and the shade Where someone had discovered it and | relieves wasting diseases of the liver, lungs and ‘aa stare: may: be Sore Te aasiieue Vookieg up | anes) rs Mm: seen fn da} from the bottom of ‘a well. It was DO mere imagin- | A Lucky Accident to a Railroad Sta- ing, but a genuine tion Master. “Wild colt of a comet which too soon Mr. J. A. Burks, the Station Agent at Robeline, Was the lucky holder of one-fiith of ticket No. 56,021, which drew the capital prize of $75,000 in the Loutsiana State Lottery Drawing of August 8th. He forwarded the ticket to N.O., and the ‘sum Of $15,000 was paid in cash. He is a compara- tively young man; has a wife and two children, and Is a native of Sonora, Ky., where he owns some realestate. He takes his good fortune quite nonchalantly,and tn a sensible manner, will retain his present position for some ume to come. This 4s but one of the invariable Instances showing that the Louisiana State Lottery Company deal honestly with the lucky holders of tickets drawing rizes in the wheel of fortune.—Natchitoches, La., ple’s Vindicator, August 19th, Elixir of Babek, ‘vegetable compound, contains no quinine; a pos- Itive cure for Malaria, Fever and Ague, at Kiccsews ski's drug store, 428 9h street. PriceS0c. 3m Found at Last. An agreeable dressing for the hair, that will Broke out of bounds o’er the ethereal blue, And may split some planet with its playful tall, As boats are sometimes by a wanton whale.” You must not su; ‘Tne EVENING STR the only luminary that dares to boldly shine in pres- ence of the God of Day. Maxcvs S. HOPKINS. (From the Liustrated Christian Weekly.) Cc ELERY 4S A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES. WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY ABOUT IT, AND 1 HE GOOD RESULTS AT- TENDING ITS USE. HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS, | stop its falling, has been long sought for. Par- SLEEPLESSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA. ker's Hair Balsam, distinguished for its purity, fully supplies this want. Invigorating Food “DR, BENSON'S preparat 4 Cham- a qmilo for nervous decker athe meat inpeststnt, | foF the brain and nerves is what dition made to the materia medica in the last quarter of | GaYs Of rush and worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic tary. Dee de We rice, of Baltinicee: restores the vital efergies and brings good health “2dr. Benson's Pills are worth thelr weight im wold in | quicker than anything you ean usee Peron nervous and sick headache. H. ichter, of Baltimore. “*These Pilla are invaluable in nervous diseases." — Hammond, of New York. “Dr. Benson's Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are a -Dr.G.P. Holman, Christianburg, Va. ‘These Pills are a special preparation, only for the gure of special diseases, as named, and for these diseases they are worthy of a trial by all’ intelligent sufferers. ‘They are prepared exprocely to and will cure sick head- ache, nervous headache, new ia, Nervousness, par- alysis, sleeplessness Cah cee a ee , ieeist «Depot Sold by ce, 80 cent 106 North Eutaw st.. Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1, or sfx Loxes for $4.50, to any address, if You Have Any Skin Diseases or diseases of the hair or scaip, itching or discolor- ations, sun burns, freckles, pliuples, rough or dry harsh 'skin you have in Dr. C. W. Benson’s Skin Cure, a sure, perfect and elegant remedy. Sold by all druggists, Forty Years’ Exverience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best female physfctans and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falling success by militons of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, sriping = in the bowels and wird colic, By giving healt! to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents a bottle, ,W3 ‘That Husband of Mine Is three times the man he was belore he began using Wells’ Health Renewer. $l. Druggists. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 5 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned evéry morning and delivered in 3¢-ib. “Ward” priats, per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk und’ sweet milk, fe. per qt. Cream, i6c. pint. DR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION. DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE Is warranted to cure ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS, INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP- TIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA ULCER! Pp ¥ u RR ied fi mS PPP O U RRR FE P U UR RE ‘Tender Itchings and Pimples on all parts of the body. P UU R R ERE It makes the skin white, soft and smooth; removes tan and freckles, and is tho Best toflet dressing In Ihe oan perenne ae up, ano, Beet toe pecksae, sisting of bo nde: reatment < ‘All first-clans druggists have it. Price, $1 per package. AND INVIGORATING C. N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's Kemedics, 115 Fulton et, New York. #20 PPP A L A It SS5q PoP AA TL aA ut § pee AA EL AA TT Ssssg Aas 5, 3 2°% Tin 2°24 Ht Ss ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious oh gps A Deverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Ret? 3 & rare 7 Whiskey, are invited to makea trial of the celebrated ERLQ Q ¥¥ Aa E brand 5 EE ¥ 284 tu 1117, 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, UPPP PPP LEE RRR ae pe? bee ee fine’ 401, 403 TWELFTH STREET, UB B Boek & uu P EEER IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS, : 5 D WHISKEY. WE WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF L A CCO REE SSS, L AA CC a This Whiskey upon an analytical examination has 7 be 8 6 es proved to be FREE irom Yueil Oil, and indeed of any TLLL AA ccc EEE Sggs8 of the modern ingredients which are uked to give a fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink, AT A TRIFLE ABOVE CosT. ONLY A FEW HUNDRED YARDS LEFT OF REAL ORIENTAL LACE, AT 19c, PER YARD, FOR SALE BY BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BLO., and B. W. REED'S £0NS, ALL SILK SPANISH LACE, + PER YARD. 100 DOZE Wasnrnctos, D. ©, CANVASS COLLARS, AT 5c. A PIECE. REDUCED FROM $1. JUST ARRIVED. A NEWLINE OF H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPUHL LADIES’ KID GLOVES. , — 815-Im Sore Pxoprrerors, PI A A It <SSS, Pe A E AA ug 8 pr AA # AA in ‘SSSg Bo 24 Tun S94 IL Sgos8 KING'S PaLace. Hees 814 SEVENTH STREET. RRR any i 89 ___In a few days our buil will be finished. We will inform you ‘when we +! to King’s Palace. We would buying Millinery un’ n our new. addition cliy request all to ing takes place. You will be fully repaid, a be to your interest to wait. Meanwhile we shall continite to slaughter goods. We are receiving daiiy all the leading (CUEOPATRA'S SECRET DEVELOPS THE BUST. Success guaranteed Sealed pa: 818-m, w, f, 13t rruce street PAPER-HANGINGS. LATEST STYLES, Patterns and Shades in Bue, Brown, old Gold. Olive, Cenary, Pompeian and other ‘colors. " Friezes, Dados, Borders, Centers, &e. Having disposed at auction of some fourteen hundred pieces of Paper-Haugines a little out of style, and re- placed it with sdiitions of the newest and most desira: ‘which will be oifered at lowest prices, and ail ranted. WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Bands and Plain Goods, which we make in shades to order. PICTURE FRAMES, different styles and sizes, in store and made to order. A few choice and novel Cabi net size Frames, in G fkand Velvet. Pr ture Wir Moulding, Hooke, &c. PAI Sole Agent for STEL PAINTINGS, treet, one door from 7th : s16-Im FALL SHAPES, Which, as an inducement, will be sold less than mar- ket value, We offer No. 626 a Street. ELEGANT CANTONS, In Black and Colored, all new Fall Styles, at 18c., 20¢., 25c., 35e., And the Finest at 59 cents, BLACK PLUMES, 18 Inches Long, at 75 Cents. Ribbons, Velvets, Plushes, Satins, Silks, Laces, Flow- ers, New Pattern “Hats and Bonnets just received, at Prices that will Astonish all. Fate AND WINTER STOCK NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. W. S, TR ‘Wevhant Paitor, al6 £95 Veunsyivania avenus. GAs COOKING STOVES, Don’t fail togive us a call and convince yourself. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. Remember, no branch etore and no connection with any other establishment. sl FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. 420 Foe PICKLING. Acs PARERS! = APPLE SLICERS!! COMBINATION; CIDER AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR U Mm TIT : me eee and ER Ma - BPICES, EPEC A AE tite gio ees PP ERE Ee g "S885 EE — REER Sgss8 Sggs8 Exe Sgss' BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO, au? €84 Penns. avenue, near 7th street. NTON FISHE! CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- INT, 906 G sti 5 reet northwest. Thirty y ence. - “Ladies” ani ficmes's Garments also Grape Mi ‘eules’ Eventi y. specialty. ‘0 Protea. A eaivare of the most ffectual na, ‘Dresses a of E. J. DeSmedi o> ture and harmless, and is not fone oe Notice. surpassed in Paris, New York or JOHN Hi MAGRUDER, Imported and Domestic Groceries, Wines and Liquors, 8026-1, 4p 1417 New York avenue. ‘HITE'S ENGLISH CEMENT—A FRESH CAR- ro from schooner. “This celebrated Portidied for sale, in iots 10 gut, atlow peer. ‘L. BISCO! st-1m ‘Tentn-etrect Whatves PDE Foustrune storage. CHACE'S, i NEXT CITY POSTOFFICE. i PATHIC PHYSICIAN SMITH, HOMEOPATHIC PHYBICIA attention oe ka ald and Surgeons ath attest neces ** Your ol | to be thoroughly: Ve D. C., AUGUST 27, 1882, and my DRY GOODS. NEW stock. Embroidered Robes. Sux Velvet Gojorea Sik : EMBROIDERED CHECKS AND STRIPES. FRENCH PLAIDS. HABIT CLOTHS. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 7ru STREET NORTHWEST. E LEGANT AUTUMN NOVELTIES. 18 SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & PROTHER,) 18 NOW PREPARED TO SHOW A Co) TE s NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS FABRICS, INCLUDING AN ELEGANT tape oF SOUTACHE AND EMBROIDERED ROBES, YERY HANDSOME LINE OF SILKS. NELOURS OTTOMAN FROM $1.75 TO $2.50, YELOURS IMPERATRICE NEW SILKS FOR WEDD! RICH BROCADED VELVETS AND PLUSHES. OUTFITS. SATIN. SEROCAED SILKS IN GKEAT VAKIETY FROM **A GREAT BARGAIN” IN 22-IN. BLACK SATIN EEApAMES AT 31. ARPECIAL INDUCE WR AN EARLY CALL §#-CHOICE GOOD: a ep SOLICITED. S, PLAIN FIGUKES AND COR- RECT PRI SSS FEE A a ae vt Sg FE AA Established 1840. FALe AND WINTER DRY GOODS. ‘We now have in stock a full line of . FALL AND WINTER DRx GOODS, comprising some of the latest Styles and Novelties in nd Woo! New York Combinatio: in Silkk stock of SILK PLUSHES, in'ali the Pieces of Gibert's and Mohawk FI and desirable shades. Lare ste CASHMERE RHADAMES, ARIZONA FOULE, in handsome shades. Lai complete Stock of’ TABLE DAMASK and NAIK to match. FULL LINE OF LADIES’ AND MISSE: of Lupin's Best rE in ail the new shades. and HOSIERY, J. A, LUTTRELL & ©0., a6 817 Market Space. RY GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. JUST & a] Arizona Foule, all colors, at 75c., Beautiful Combination Suitings. Fuil line Cashmo:es, all the new shades. Black Cashmere, 25. 40, 50. 65, 75.and #1. Siace'vciars ouattas got go Pitshes in all the new colors. 4° $2.50 cbonrht early, and worth to-day in first hand. Black Silke, 75, $1, $1.25, $1.50, #1. 75, $2, $2.25, $2. 50— We keep only the reliable makes. Dress Flannels {n every shade. Ail the cheaper ztniles of Dsee Goods from 1236 40 500. Table D ine na, 80, cr 75, $1 ana £1.95, Table Danunsk, haif and ubbicached. Vs 38 40, 80, 75 and $1. Napkins and Doilies, from 50¢, to $5 per doz. Late Curtaing, in eebs, from 13. SOR BS per pair, 10-4 Sheeting, 25, 30 and 37440. 4 Sheeting, trons 125. uy. 5 All makes of 4-4 Cotton 2s cheap as can Ve had. We sell the best 25c. Towel to be had. We sell very fine Damask Towels at $4, $5, $6 and $9 per doz. We make Suits to order, guarantee a fit, and will save moni ao , $1 and Pui, both White and Scarlet. sa" We will sell on ee: as any houre in the city. Good large size Blenkets at $2. Better Bi ts gt $4, }. $7 and $10. CLotis & Be CASSIMERES. you from $5 to $10 dn a Suit. ° We make Shirts to order, guarantee fit, and save you Shirts ready made at 65, Merino Underwear for Gevts and Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Gossa- mers, &c. TTRELL & WINE, 19590 PENN?A AV! 814-2 Con. 207TH Stnerr. Re BARNSLEY TABLE DAMASKS, 8-4 WIDE, AT $1.25. Just received a splendid Iotof superior T: ENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS and SHCE(- , aud can offer great inducements to buyers who pprectate durabuity and appearauce. We have BLELIN NEW DRESS GOODS. <Gojee colors in SILKS, PLUSHES, VELVETS and “EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED ROBES in very choice desizns, entirely new. BONNET and GUINEL BLACK SILKS of every grade. MOURNING GOODS in the largest asso:tment of choles fabrics t0 Letound i tke ay, S27" ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. @ Ove IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, ‘The largest assortment of Lawns in Washington. Pur white all Linen Lawns only 25c. volored Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- Ste. “(iiandome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 (0: Black Silks, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 8Tcts., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. Notiingham Lace for curtains, 15, 20, 25¢. toBl. Bleached Table Damask, ali then, 506. Dinner Napkins, ail linen, ‘75e. dozen. SES ae Page Wool, $2 to $10. Jouble White Blanket Black and Colored C: pure wool, double width, 3736 to 75 Ni veiling, Colored Cashineres, Pure Silk and Wool Black aud White Striped Sill Nun's Velling, (biack,) all pure wi CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACF. 48 “per GooDs” “AT COST,” FROM THE 4tTu INST. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 803 MARKET SPACE, ‘Willsell AT COST their entire stock of first-class Goods WITHOUT RESERVE. ‘We are compelled to make this sacri fice in conse- quence of our removal to our new store, 811 Market Bynce, [his sale will continue for a few days only. and such ‘an opportunity to secure bargains is; ‘offered. All goods not paid for at time of purchase willbe charged at reguiar prices, TRUNNEL & CLARK. au? SEWING MACHINES, &c. ILL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY ANY SEW- YG, MACHINE: ‘Defore you come here and see our Stock an rae Pceee, NEY. G27 th otroot northwost Tell ali kinde; rent and repair, T# LAST BARGAIN SALE OF THE ———ae DRY _G00p8._ your LAST CHANCE! OUR LAST CHANCB SEPTEMBER ONLY, During this month you have the last chance of buying the best bangains ever offered. ‘We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2, andl an we oro Seaman Oo open only with fresh, new Goods, we shal sell the remainder of our stil immense ‘stock at such figures as will insure quick sales. ‘We have on hand 1,000 pieces BLACK AND COT ORED CASHMERES. These goods have really ad- ‘Yanoed since last winter. We shall offer them way below cost. 4,000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, some of which are as fashionable this season as they ere last. Yon cau buy them for 50 cents on the dollar. ‘They must be closed out. SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS. The larcest stock in the city. Ontvince yoursat of the great bargains we are offering. ‘Wo are selling a beautiful pure Sk Brocade at 96 cents, in twenty different patterns, LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, In odds and ends, at your own price, in preference t sending them to auction. BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! 1,500 pairs at less than we can replace them in five case lots. We want fresh goods for our new Building; therefore the sacritice. 1,000 COMFORTERS, ‘We offer the largest size, both sides best Cocheco robB Print, white cotton filling, at $1.40, rerular price $2. The cold weather will come soon, procure your wintet stock now. $2.40 full size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to $1.20, All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, some of which are soiled, at lees than half price, WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS, ‘Best goods made, reduced to the following low prices: are in length from one to ten yards, “< Ladies’ full size WHITE LAWN APRONS, richly trimmed, at 8 cents. All our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS) SKIRTS; in fact, every article in our immense lishment, reduced to such low figures that it will anybody to buy them now for the Fall and : wear, ' ia Remember, we are compelled to seil at ane price oF | the other. If wedo not #ell at retail we shail be obliged | to dispose of balance on hand by auction, This ise troublesome job and incurs many expenses, which we ‘want to save and give the benefit to our customers, Come one and all during thie month to our present Stores, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., and secure some of the RARE BARGALNS. an2s LANSBURGH & BROTHER. FAMILY 8U PLIES. J PoZEN My OOLONG and GREEN ge gt 50 cts, perlb., warranted as wood a8 sold at 75. $1.00, where so (presents are given. GEO. A. O'HARE, 1213 7th street northwest, between M and N. EEET * T # E pod SSS pee. E SD Daas Heke Sess8 Dov "4... NATURAL MINERAL WATER TN GLASs, B.W. REED’S 80N3, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. + NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! g% EEE RRR ERE g558q ee. Fa ed 3 iT es a Ss wenn e ee a” AQ, wea SSS aa% Cory E bi Rams weezy. wane: L E . Tu. Tus F WILL ALWAYs MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Whotesale Depot: Co. uer ist street aud Indiana aveng? Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. ceaner: “CLARET! CLARET We offer, a8 asnecialty, TABLE CLARET FOR $1, OB PEE Doz! We have also an assortment of HIGHER GRADESOP CLARET. which FOVTED Sea TR PICKLES) Olives Fa POT TE) S, PIC OYSTERS, SAKDINES, &., &., for take cureions. 2 GEO. E. KEN! m5 No. 1209 F A FOR THE SUAER PALMER'S aed 2 ANERICAN GINGER ALE ‘Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozea, Fer Bale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer, SAM'L C. PALMER 19% TWENTY-NINTA STREET, ols rie Jn CARN, WARRANTED PUR s pe coatnn te aTEANS, Seer eee (HUNNINGHAM,_HSTTER, HAS THE FALL