Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1882, Page 4

Bh tae! ba bt Sepiember 2 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. THR CHIRP NIGNat, OFriceR, 1 D.C., Sept. 21, 1882, 10:01am. For the middie Atian Weather and local rains, variable winds. mostly easterly, stationary or higher barometer, statlona- ry temperature. Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The chief signal oficer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the pres barometer is highest in the St. Lawrence v: Jey, and lowest tn the Rio Grande. An area of Digh barometer isentering the United States from the Saskatchewan valley. The temperature has fallen from 2 to 17° "in New England, from 2° to 7° im the Middle Atlantic states, and from 3 to 12° in the Ohio valley. Cloudy Fainy weather continues in the lower lake region, Obto valley, Tennessee, Texas and the Middle At” lantic statés. Northerly winds continue in the Jake region, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and New England. “The following special eFe reported at 7 a. m.: Eastport, 52° Ww Tagton, 40"; Montreal. >; Quebec, 60°; Cleveland, ; Alpena, 53°; Duluth, 41°; St.’ Paul, 42>; Den. Yer, 54°; San Francisco, 61°." The following sta- Teport more than one inch of rainfall during ‘Be past twenty-four hours:—New York, 1.35; m, 1:48; Denison, Texas, 1:97; New Haven, 2:16.’ Fair weather is indicated for the up- Per Misstssipp! and Missouri valleys and south At tie states to-day and to-morrow. Partly cloudy Weather and local rains are indicated for the lake region, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and land to-day, and probably tommorrow. a 2 ‘Tae entire Marine band and full dram corps will the “Memories of the War” at Driver's benefit morrow night. New Yorke Pxorocraru Comrany’s SUMMER Gate copies, 50 cents each; fine imperial canines its, F dozen; card-size portraits, r Bocen sod work Suaranteed. 745 7th street. CHEAP Guns, muzzle and breech-loaders, new ae at Herzog’s, 308 9th street, near Ivania avenue. Fossgit's Ick Cream. For WALL Parsrs, window shades, &c., go to R. F 13 W. Henderson & Co., 11 AN elegant souvenir for every lady at Driver's ft to-morrow evening. Famiiirs resuming housekeeping and others are Co.. 703 Seventh street, to s of thelr teas and coffees, Invited by the s. P. ‘Te test the supertor qua litt A present given with ev Ir ts 4 Sorry Fact that the only really sure eure for diseases of tue kidneys, liver, bladder, @tc., 1s Hunt'sremedy. Never known to fall. Mx. J. P. Sovsa will iead In person at Driver’s Deneilt to-morrow night. Wno Worx Is Stuwen.—While some en- lilay, It 15 the lot of others to work as hard pound. are frequently the victims of sunstroke, colle, choiera inorbus, and other undesirable diseases! At the Portsucuth navy yard there have been rump and colle among the ute Jolin L. Vennard writes that he 1 complete relief by the use of be without this valuable remedy, either on land or at sea. “MEMORIES OF THE Wak,” interspersed with fire- Works, at Driver's to-morrow night. Cutvvnen’s Jewerny at Prigg’s Jewelry store, 7 Pennsylvania avenue. Ir You Wis tohave snow white rolls, bread and Discuits, ask your grocer for Ceres, Minnecl., Sterling, Kellance or Golden HIN. Haray L. Wee! dealer in stoves, tmware, orth of Hi street, sign of Red Flag. A ¢ail invited. A Hosr of volunteers appear at Driver's testi- Moniil benefit to-mo meg! A Canp.—Hettbra: ath Saturday, the h it will be re~ and greatest bar- 2s'yand children’s shoes = Trem select Virginia und sold by Chris street northwest, uder, No. RECOLLECTIONS Of i the War” at Driver's t Ovr fourth eve tokes place next Bia 8 ovlock. The p No cards. Julius Lanst er CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements ‘To-night. Rationat THEAate! The Gulley Slave.” New Tueater € Variety. Daiver’s SumMeK GakDEN.—Specialty perform- Bice. ABNRR’S GARDEN.—Concert. WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL Bue, between 13th and 14th str. ee ge Condensed Locals. Street lumps will be lighted at 11:15 p. m. and extinguishing 3:45 a. m. ‘The Medical Sectety resumed tts regutar mect- at 1425 New York avenue la Dr. jew York ave A. Ashford in the chair, id Dr. T. Ed icArdie | Secretury. A paper on Lyphoid fever Was read and } AG lett _— 1| Fundy sald this. was the most atrocious. assn assed. Rev. Arthur W. Upshaw, of Atlanta, Ga, and Miss Ida E. Twine, of this city, were married’ last evening at the 19: T, of Georgt. ofictating. Delamarta and 3 Bane J: tar. The ushers were essrs. John P. Turner, Frank T. Hyman, J. G. Hutehins and T. L. Upshaw. Mr. James Angilm, the bookseller, has donated to tie library of the high school % bod rising voluines which w elec eclally F tkis purpose. being made to gather tovether a library, and Mr. Angiim’s gener- most unprecedented ted the el equi s About 11 o'clock ‘ut, # colored boy named Th s badiy ‘injured by betng ran %th and Goundary streets, by a driving by a young white man hamed Wm i Pavizier. A uown bey struck the Orange boy on the th a stone, when he fell ‘Under the wagon Ww! ‘The contrac ynstruction‘of the fourth ‘section Boundary s er, Messrs. B. J.Coyle Co.,met with a very serlousdrawback Monday even- Jog’ by the caving Boundary st or, Mes ntz and Appleman under the bite works, and ‘Which is on a direct line with the new sewer. Joun Noonan and Geo. Crimeling were charged by Agent Kine, of the Humane Society, in the Po- dice Court this morning with cruelty to'antmals in Working lame mules, but the proof was not strong, and the court dismissed both cases. About 9:30 o'clock last night fire discovered 4m the second siory of house Sot 13th street Rorthwest, occupied by Mrs M. RK Beasiey. OM- cer Wheel?r notified No. 2 engine company, which out the fire. ‘The damage zmounted to about ‘The cause of the fire unknown, > w iceused Liquor Dealers. WARRANTS SWORN OCT FOR THE PROPRIETORS OF “STOVE PIPE” HOUSES. Special License Agent Raff, and his assistants, Ihave for some time past been waging war against the Keepers of unlicensed bars, and In the last month have taken out warrants against forty Persons, for violating the retafl liquor laws. There are aciassof saloon keepers, who have alw: carried on thelr business without a barroom lt- They take out a wholesale license and cense. Keep what fs called “stove-pipe” hot As their wholesile Heense allows them to sell a int, they have carried on this business for years, at perfect security against arrest, until Mr. Rott, 01 Carter and Sealer of Weights and Measures Jax. Small called on them yesterday. ‘They went to twelve of these establishments and called for beer, and when the glasses were get on the bar they pald for them. Mr. Small then measured the beer and the capacity of the glass In every case the glass contained less than pint, and many of the glasses were found to be a eapacity less than a pint, and Mr. Small confiscated the glasses. The persons these officers swore out keeping unlicensed bars are: Michaci Dersch, 336 Pennsyl Gteger, 102 Indiana avenue strert : ¢.; Henry Senge, 619 Pennsylvania avenue; Roth, South Carolina avenue and 9th Schaeter, 1346, street: Lewis Susu, 2s Hf street reet me. Street. near Ist street n.e. ana Pomeroy streets; Mathias Papst, 7th street Eugene C. Knight, 19th and Streets: Jos. Bizlow, 552 Sth street se., and Wiltney avenw Fabia, 13th tand M: oek~ the Tow Wx. Yarzs was Suor.—The charge Giainst George Mantz for shooting Win. Fates, Which hag been continued several times No. 924 G street testified that on the 15th of last soe fore at the corner of 12th street and Penn- avenue, he was shot in the flesby part of , but did not see who shot him A small , Hamed Thecker, testified to hearing a report Sf pistol and to seeing a pistol in Manta’s hand. struck the pavement before it struck ~ ¥aves. Mantz sald he was handing the pistol to @gentleman on the corner to whom tt belo: ing alarge bouquet and an umbrella in hands the pistol was accidentally exploded. court said that the charge of assault was not out and he would dismiss the states partly cloudy fn winter. Men who are exposed |. vain Killer, and that he advises his and atiction job lots generally, has re- h Street northwest, third door Christiancy THE DIVORCE GRANTED ON THE CHARGE OF DESER- TION—THE ANTI-CLIMAX OF A GREAT SCANDAL. The Christlancy divorce case was brought to a close yesterday, as stated in Tue Star, by Judge Hagner, of the Equity Court, who granted a de- cree of divorce on the sult of ex-Senator and ex- Minister Christiancy. The case in which the original charge against the wife was adultery, with counter charges of bad treatment, &., which had been pending for over two years, was finally determined on a supplemental charge of desertion. ‘THE DECREE THE RESULT OF A COMPROMISE. ‘The action of the court yesterday was a surprise that If the original bill was withdrawn Mra. Chris- tlancy would not resist a bill simply charging de- sertion and abandonment, and that she would dis- miss the cross bill The decree 1s perfectly satis. tory to all parties. Mr. Ciristlaney pays all the ts of the suit, except those of the stenographer, whose charges are divided, and the suit has cost him about $10,000 in all. MRS. CHRISTIANCY has been out of the city most of the summer and left here a few days ago for a visit to friends in nicated with her by telegraph on the signing of the decree yesterday, and shortly after recelved a reply expressing her satisfaction at the termina- tion of the sult. ‘The decree of the court says: “It is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that bonds of matrimony heretofore entered into between the said Isaac P. Christiancy and Lille M. Chris- tlancy, for the desertion and abandonment set forth ih sald supplemental bill, be and hereby are di ssolved.” —_——_>—— District Government Affairs. CONTRACTS AWARDED. Yesterday afternoon the Commisstoners awarded the contracts for the improvement of 7th street, from Q to Boundary northwest, and the improve- ment of 11th street sontheast from M street to the navy yard bridge, to Mr. Joseph A. Blundon. The lowest bid for 11th street was that of Morris Fitz- gerald, but 1t was informal. WORK COMMENCED. ‘The work of making a new macadam roadway on 1ith street, from Pennsylvanta avenue to M street southeast, to connect with the paved car- Tlageway to be immediately lafd_ on that street by tion for street repairs. BUILDING PERMITS Espey, erect a two- n¥ and K_ stre northwest; $2,000. B. B. Erashaw, repatr bri 722 10 street southeast; #100. 1. Trobriner, repair brick, 165 East Capitol street southeast; $1,400. M. Akon, repalr brick, 8 17th street horthwest; SS ee ‘The Abandoned Baby and the Infant Asylums. To the Editor of Taz Evexrxe Star: “‘Suffer the little ones to come unto me, for of such is ‘the kingdom of heaven,” = Apropos of the article published In Tie Srar of the 16th inst., of a troubled and dejected mother applying to the several asylumsof this city for the admission of her infant and being refused at each and every one of them, I would lke to in- quire through the medium of your paper whether it ts not compulsory for these so-called charitable institutions to open wide their doors to the help- less and impecuntous foundlings when seeking shelter? It isa lasting stigma cast upon the charity of thiscity that shrough the force of circumstances amother was compelled to abandon her infant when every effort had been made by her for its care and protection at the aforesaid asylums; and itis also a very noticeable fact that she was dis- eriminated against at one of the places (the re- Porter does not state the reasons for the others) on account of religious principles. When Congress makes Its liberal appropriations for the support of these institutions there never 1s an amendatory clause prohibiting the benefits from accruing to any particular sect, denomination or beltef, and if bigotry, sectional hatred, &., are to be the chiet characteristics of Washington’s asylums the time 4s ripe for revolutionizing these systems. FREE-THINKING PRINTER. ee Amusements, &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—“The Galley Slave” will be Pliyed during the rest of the week. ‘The New TueaTen Comes has made a great hit in {is bil! tor this week, ‘THe Porviar CaTener for the public enter ment, Mr. Geo. W. Driver, has receivea Tecognition of the apprecia the testimontal benefit wh: him to-morrow evening. The testimonial ts wader | the ausplees of many prominent citizens, and its suk "ess 1S assure. AT AGNER’S GARDEN the program of music and i fs choice and refined. ‘THe WaTeRat the Washington swimming school chanzes with the weather, and 15 cold in het and arm in c ather. given on the steamer Jane Mose ou Sunday, September the 2ith. The boat wi leave 6th Street wharf at 9 o’clock sharp. AN ArRocroUs AssavLt.—Tits morning, in the Police Court, a young man named Juo. Ward pleaded guilty to asssulting a young lady named Ella Laden. “Miss Laden testified that about three weeks ago, on H street, in “Swainpoodle,” the de- fendant, Without provocation, struck Ner in the face several times and kicked her in_ the side, severely injuring her. She also stated that he € Some of the sinall bones in her face with his fist. He attempted no explanation of his brut ul conduct and gave no excuse for the assault. Ju he had ever tried since he was on the bench, and he would impose a fine of $50 or three months in jail. He was committed in default of the fine, and required to give #250 bonds to ke-p the peace for six months, and in default of bonds 60 days ad- ditional. a EXTRaORDINARY FISHING—Mr. Alexander T. Carpenter of Brooklyn, accorapanted by Mr. Mark Brodhead of Washington, D. C.. during two visits to Brink Pond, Milford, Pa, caught 430 fish; the first day’s catch resulting In 160’ and the second in %0. ‘The fish were very fine, and old fishermen ronounced them the finest lot that tt was ever heir good fortune to see. Allthe time In which they Were actually engaged in fishing did not a exceed efght hours. ‘THE OPERATIC ASsoctaTIoN.—At a meeting of the Washington Operatic Association last evening, the special committee appointed to arrange a pro- gram for the Season reported Iu favor of a series of three operas and three concerts to be given by the association on Ure subscription plan. A com- mittee was appointed to arrange for a more suit- able hall for the rehearsals of the association. Prof. Sousa, the director, stated that the first opera to be taken up is thé “Grand Duchesse de Gerolsteip.” es DEEps IN FER have Deen recorded as follows: Win. King,et al,.trustees,to A. H. Herr, real estate . Jas. McKinny’ to Martha part lot 4, sq. 999; $800. Jus, L. Harmon to Henfy A. Alcott, part original lot 1, 343; $2,000. Geo. P. Goff, trustee, to Wim. G: taller, original It 10, sq. $1,050, ML. M. Rohrer to J. A. Hayward, 2, 1.059; $257.90. J. R. Herreil to SH. So |) SUBS. 26, 27 and 23, 84. 960: ~ § H. S: “horon to Harriet S. Herel, same; $—. Joh Stewart to H. L. Davidson, sx of nig 8, sq. 401;$—. S. Henriques to N. Wilson, lots 11 fo 14, sq. 36, $500. U.S. to Ella Carroll, lot 530; LF. McIntire to Nicholas Wat- Kins: sub. 35, sq. 478 W. J Johnston, undivided half interest in parts 1 455; ¢_—, Emile M. Halstead to W. H. Eleanor A. Hare to James D. boy mae ay sq. 188; $30,000. Charles D. Fowler to J. t ‘$737. $750. " carus tecs, to H. C. Espey, & 34, sub-lot L Golabeng to G. aordberg, to 950. Hazzard McCoy, sub. lansbee to Charles G. Sus 33, 6g, 470s $1,000 ub. 2 sq. 478; $1, B. Koones, pt. 17 and to Frederick. Koo Tenman to Rat ARPETS. CARPETS. Cc CHOICE NEW STYLES, © qestae Saas Nene ee styles best American Brussels, beautiful styles, all = iw tis oom 16 coe, 80 cts., BScts., Wets., 95 cta., $1. ‘Rest Body Brussels, choice bright styles, at low prices. 75 styles Jngratn Carpets, all new designs, 87 cts., 60 Floor in al ‘Hall and Stair Carpets to match. Moquette, Smyrna, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs. Making and Laying Carpets, 8 cts, Carpet Lining, 7 cts. yara. ‘Lace Curtains, new st7 les, S2 OUR ENTIRE NEW DESIGNS THIS ar ; TOWSON’S, ted 12 of tives of Alexandria. ‘The total cost poorhouse_and the workhouse for the year was $2,404.70. The av number of inmates during the year was 50, Including all salaries, &., the whole expense did not exceed $2,500, or $50 for each Inmate. “At the District of Columbia asylum (poor and workhouse) there were in 1879-80 an average of 341 1n the asylum,and say 159 In the workhouse, making 500 in all, and the cost of the Institutions in round numbers $50,000, or $100 for each in- mate; $0 that the cost of the same public work was in Washington double that paid in Alexan- ‘The poorhouse ts kept tn admirable order, and the keeper is a lady, M ‘ho has won golden opinions for her judictous management. A Vacant Orricg.—There is now no gauger and ctor of liquors. The last !ncumbent, Mr. 1. B. Lovejoy, died some time ago, and the place has hot since been filled. The charter authorizes the election of such an official, but neither the city code nor any of its amendments assign to him any to the counsel, for in May last they had argued 4 the north. Mr. Cole, one of her counsel, commu- Mr. Blundon, was commenced this morning by the District laborers, under Mr. J. J. Burrows, super- intendent, the cost to be pafd from the appropria- D. B. Groff, erect 7th and A streets Reported for Taz Evextna Srar. ‘Tue Poor Hovss.—The perert of the keeper of the almshouse for the last year shows that for during that time there were admitted to that in- stitution 30 whites and 19 colored persons,of whom 11 were discharged and 7 died. Of those admitted 15 were natives of Alexandria, 16 frot of es ‘1 each from New York, England, Germany and France. sam od During the same 19 persons were to the workhouse, 12 of whom were na- of both the rs. Mary G. Cornwell, Station Hovsg.—The prisoners at the police sta- tion this morning were as follows: Jobn H. Brad- ley, suspected of breaking into a house in Fairiax |- county and stealing two watches; Win. Light- foot, same suspicion; G. Giles, Mrs. Giles and Js Wilkinson, are held until they obtain surety to eep the peace. Reporter's Norrs.—The Y. B. L. Association is making arrangements for a hop on the 12th, of Oc- Another claimant for “Jack 37” share of his father’s property has turnedup. This time in Leesburg. ‘The clalm seems based on the fact that the cl. vs name is Evans. Ti funeral of Mrs. John W. Henderson took place to- day from Hybla valley, a few miles from this city. ...Delegates from the Prince Street Presbyterian ‘h of this city are in attendance upon the Presbytery of the Che ake, now in session at Markham, Fauquier county TI sociation Owes the Christian association for ce! tain benches, and last night the Christian’: tion resolved to collect the debt by law or other- ‘is ‘he Base Ball as- ‘The mayor continues to press the matter ing the town of nulsances,and notices to re- move them a antly served....The supert police has completed the work of laying 1 curbing in front of the Washington church... All the private schools of the elty are now open with fall seats. St. John’s Academy has 94 siutents. The public schools have been open since September 4th. IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR ‘TOILET, BATH, HANDEERCHIEF. CELEBRATED STOMACH M1 TTTT (TIT FEE RRR .SS8Sq 1 oT T uo Exes RR Sgss8 3 ‘That terrible scourge fevar and azue, and its conge- ner, bilious, remittent, besides affections of the stom- ach, liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are both eradicated and prevented by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a purely vezetable elixir, indorsed by physicians, and more extensively used as aremedy for the above class of disorders, as well as for many others, than any medicine of the age. For sale by all Drugyists and Dealers genarally. leces fine qu: HUDDA CLC new color: — Joho A. Rowland to a s zs ioe ‘an wal be Main, tract 1n county; $4,500 and lien. pet a LMMIN A. New- John McLean, lots 187 to si & Edwards, trus- $987.40. Al (01 JETAIRES, oa Floor Oil Cloths, all widths, from 37 cts, 50 cts., 60 ct, STOCK OF CARPETS ARE SEASON, Woo > wArp & LOTHROP. SPECIAL ATTRACTION! 8, at 7 —Terra 'Cot!a, Hussar, » Marine Blue, Myrtle, & Scents per LADIES’ CLOTH SUITINGS. We are now showing a very attractive line of there 7 xgods, in all the new shades, in plain and m1 x- in“luiing Terra Cotta, Cadet Blue, Ox Blood, Bronze, Electire Blue, reen, at the lowest ial barsain, we offer a fine 6-4 ALL WOOL An spect JACRETING ‘at 90 ceuts per yard; worth $1.00 COLORED CASHMERES. ‘We are now prepared to show 3 most complete assort- Ment of these goods, which will be most extensively worn the coming season. We have all the new shades in the various qualities, and offer them at the lowest rs SILK PLUSHES. Having summer, ‘ar ‘secure HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 100 dos. Ladies’ Plain White and Printed Bordered, linen hem-atitched, ta beautiful designs at Tae oente each. ‘These ‘prion, and, are extra fine quality for are really worth more 25 doz. SI ts each. New and .dsome doz. 22-inch CHINA SILK HEM-N’ aio ld ae EE has newline of our 75-cent 6-batton ak SENG oGuETAtcE d LOVES, which fan invoice of ¢-button lencth PIG-SKIN ‘Embroidered Backs, at $1.00 EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. pene aja received sn elerant line of CASHMER] BES Fides Wend tats BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 520 pp Ucar cen an28-1m* 916 id | Fo PICKH®N HANDRERGHIEES, elegant quality, at ~ ,Affairs in West W: Ta Heavy Rary last night caused the new sewer ct the corner of Dumbarton and 324 streets t2 become Milled up with debris, Sooding the ‘oor of Mr. Bury’s store, at that corner. It was Foon remedied, however, and no serious damage was done. The county roads were all badly washed. MPERANCE CAMPAIGN ed vigorously last night at Eagieston tent, on N street, and with plenty of water to start with. Port.—Al jooner Nellie J. Trivals of ‘wessels—Sch Dinsmore, Parker master, light, to load coal for Edgerton, Mass.; schooner Wm. L. White,Harper, from Fail River, light, to load coal for that port; and schooner Ida I. Hull, Hull master, from Alex- andria, light, to loadeoal for Fair Haven, Conn. Salled—Schooner Lucy Jones, Marthugh imaster, 238 tons of coal for Newark, N.J.; schooner Robert Haley, Brooks master, light, to load grain at Alex- andria for Baltimore: schooner Wm. G. Bartlett, Lyman master, coal for Hoboken; brig Agnes Bar= ton, Knight mister, 650 tons 60 sy West, a. (bee E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND IS A POSITIVE CURK FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS AND WEAKNESSES §0 COMMON TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION. A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN. INVENTED BY A WOMAN, PREPARED BY A WOMAN. THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY SINCE THE DAWN OF HISTORY. It revives the drooping spirits, invigorates and har- mouizes the organic functions, gives elasticity and firm- ness to the step, restores the natural luster to the eye, and plsnts on the palo check of woman the fresh roses of life's epring and early summer PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY. It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all craving for stimulant, and relieves weaknezs of the stomach. ‘That feeting of bearing down, causing pai and backache, is always permanently cured by its use. FOR THE CURE UF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS OF EITHER THIS COMPOUND 1S UNSURPASSED, LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S BLOOD PURIFIER ‘will eradicate every vestize of Humors from the Bl slood, and vive tone and strength tothe system of man, woman or child. Iusist on having it. Both the Compoundand Blood Purifier are prepared at 233 and 245 Western avenue, Lyun, M: ice of either, $1. Six bottles for $5. ‘Sent by of pills. or of lozenges, on receipt of price, $1 per box for either, Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of inquiry. “Enclose Sct. stamp. Send for pamphlet. No family should be without LYDIA E, PINKHAM’S LIVER PILLS. | They cure constipation, billiousness, and torpidity of the liver. 25 centa per box. EP-Sold by all druggies 33 Ht? A HOUSE THOROUGHLY BY USING RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & 00.'3 GAS-TIGHT : DURABLE FURNACE. (Furnaces for Coal or Wood). Fmbody new 1882 improvements not found in other goods. Contains more practical and usefal features, Cost less to keep in order—use less fuel, will give more heat and a larger volume of pureair than any furnace made—Cheapest to buy and use. (RicwaRpsos, Boynrox, & Co., Manufacturers, 232 & 234 Water St., N. Y) Sold by CHAS. G. BALL, 1337 Est. n. w., Washington, D. C. 4y29-s, tu&th, 3m. PURE CIDER VINEGA‘ and SPICES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Imported and Domestic Groceries, Wines and Liquors, fs au?6é-1m, 4p 1417 New York avenue. POE THE SUMNER Use AMERICAN GINGER ALE. Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, PALMER'S For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. SAM'L C. PALMER, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, West Washington. §2~Telephonie connection. jylt | ees COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. FIN: LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases bility. “‘Isa suc- ould feel. f weak digestion and debili Sess and a boon for which natio grateful.” —See “Me “British LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To be had of all Bf Grocers itorekeepers, Gi and Chemists. Sole Agents for the Us ited States holesale only) C. David & Co., 9 Fen- & England.” _sp27 eburch avenue, BY UNIVERSAL ACCORD, ILKS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, S Mr iOUNGS i Se sensi aneearens © [> THE SUPREM CoLUMELL. + ROBERT J. THOMAS, ; AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING rOCK FOK SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND CITY ITEMS. Pablic Voice. a 1624 14th st. n.w., aa 1882, Gentlemen :—I have suffered for ith loss of a ite and a hea‘ ceaauahe ‘About. Ap Do’ Heved from the oppressed feeling. Bas certainly done me # great deal of good Elixir of Babek, a vegetable compound, contains no quinine; a pos- {tive cure for Malaria, Pever and A @, at Kloczew- ski’s drug store, 423 9h street. ‘0c. 3m We Are Persuaded that the Ancient Hermes with all the subtle art and natural resources of the Alchemists, was a very poor doctor compared with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn., Mass. Hermesmay have been after all’only aclever practitioner of the Biack Art; but we Know there is no humbug in the phar- maceutical chemistry of Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegeta- it remembering that Tarrant’s Seltzer Apertent 1s the concentrated duplicate of the celebrated Ger- man spring whose name it bears, and Whose Vir. tues It so eminently contatns. — %1,000 Rewara For any case of blitia, Dieeding: itching, ulceratna, ding Piles that DeBlng’s Pile Remeay pared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. olt-eo ‘atarrh of the Bladder. Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by “Buchupaiba.” $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 6 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-1b. “Wand” prints 4c. per It ‘Also, cottage checso, buttermilk and sweet mile, fe. per qt. Cream, i5e. pint. PPP, U U RRR ERR POPU UR RE PPP U U RRR EE m2 U UR RE Pe UU BR R EEE AND INVIGORATING ‘Those who msy wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for meticinal purposez, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited to make a trial of the celebrated brand U UPPP PPP RERRRR ‘ITTEEENN Nt U Uber bev ie ine = fe NX! U UP P E R T E ON NN wor P kerk E . 3 Eeen Na! WHISKEY. This Whiskey upon an analytical examination has proved to be FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give » fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink, FOR SALE BY BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B, BRYAN, & BRO., and B. W. REED'S 60NS, Waszrxerox, D. C. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, e15-Im SOLE PRroPRierorse —_2 Koxes PALACE. 814 SEVENTH STREET, In a few days our building will be finished. Wo will inform you when we shall open our new. addition fo King’s Falace. We would kindly request all to defer buying Millivery until our opening takes place. You will be fully repaid, and it will be to your interest to wai we shall it. Meanwhil till continue to slaughter foods. "We are receiving daily al the leading FALL SHAPES, Which, as an inducement, will be sold less than mar- ket value, We offer ELEGANT CANTONS, In Black and Colored, all new Fall Styles, at I8e., 20c., 25c., 35c., And the Finest at 50 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. Don’t fail togive usa call and convince yourself. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. Remem¥ér, no branoh store and no connection with any other establishment. alG GINGLETON & HOEKE, CARPETS! CARPETS !! ‘We are now 8 full line of all the newest de- grin Gere eee eee aa Suyrns, Moquette, Velvet SINGLETON & HOEKE. and 801 Manxer Srace. pEAcH PAREBRBS! APPLE SLICERS!! COMBINATION; CIDER AND BUT E i 4 oo Big PY BI gS 688, Fem F AS SE BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., 684 Penns. avenue, near 7th street, FFP ie E tion ried Seaviecee Seat hin pe fot eae nes 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. aiscount of 90 per cent. will be al- loned oarait cast oalane = = HE. RUPPEBT, 408 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST, SEDO UR SEE sand Durability in the DRY GOODs. N= STOCK. Embroidered Robes... EMBROIDERED CHECKS AND STRIPES. FRENCH PLAIDS. HABIT CLOTHS. TYLER & CHEWNI 918 Tru STREET NORTHWEST. as we are determined to Goods, we shali sell the remainder of our «titi immense stock at such figures as will insure quick sales, Eeast AUTUMN NOVELTIES. RY, & BROTHER.) HOW A COMPLETE DRESS FABRICS, NT OF NEW FALL AND . ANT ASSORTME BROIDERED ROBES, i OF SILKS. tae VELVETS IN ORbAT VAIMETY FROM 25 TH a mad GREAT BARGAIN” IN 22-IN. BLACK SATIN 4 anes a CADED VELVET AND SEAL USI A VRAPS. N'S CE LEBRATED DRESS FABRICS—DRAP Rs URES, CACHEMIRE Hi Nt NGHAM LAC! URTA Ry NN LADIES’ AND CHIL- MENTS” tt ee FIGURES AND COR- IDE PURE SILK $7.50 AND $9—EXT CADED SILBS ARS A Tgte ay N ** EXCLUSIVE 8TY 10 CL DUCK EARLY GALL Ii ES. Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave., corn: Established 1840. FA AND WINTER DRY GOODS. ‘We now have in stock a full line of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, ricing some of the latest Styles and Novel! New York Combi les. Ein handsome shades. Large an TABLE DAMASK and NATEIN F complete Btoc r LADIES’ AND MISSES' tomatch. FULL LINE OF HOSIERY. J. A. LUTTRELL & ©O., 817 Market Space. D® GOODS Lege ld WINTER. i colora: at 760, worth $1. Arizona Foule, ali Beautifal Combinati: Full line Cashmeces, lack Gerster. tif Sivets. from $1.28 1084-60... the new colors, Blabk Silke, 15: St B38 BL 80.4 pela keeb only the Biack Satin, $1, All the cheaper grades of Dreas Goods from 123 to 50c. ‘Table Damark in bleach! Table Datnask, haltand A Doll from 50c, to$5 ad net from $3.50 to 0 per pair; Plastes ioral Telishle makes. 60, 7! 1d $1.25. eee We sell the beet ‘We sell very fine per doz. Good large size Blankets at $2. Better Blinks at rg eens -t25c. Towel to be had. Damask Towels at $4, $5, $6 and $9 it. fuarantes fit, and eave you y. ly made at 65, 75, $1 and $1.25, Merino Underwear for Ge:its and Ladies, let. loves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Gossa- 52" We will sell as Sheep, as an} ‘TT! L y houe in the city. 1930 PENN'A AV Con. 207m Sraeer. eat BARNSLEY TABLE DAMASKS, 8-4 WIDE, AT $1.25, received a splendid lot of say SS, TOVELS and nd can offer great inducements t) buyers who appreciate durability and appearance. NEW DRESS GOODS. ee IES PLUSHES, VELVETS and EXMBROIDERED and BRAIDED ROBES ia very chaghoe denteran, early ue BONNET and GUINET BLACK SILKS of every MOURNING GOODS in the larwest asso.tment of choice fabrics to be foun: "2 ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Ov IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWSS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, assortment of Lawns in Washington. peat Gee teenth oe — loved Silks, havy blue, dark green and other ool- Handseme Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 4 Pilks, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 87cts., aie Cae oe eacialiae, 15, 20, 25c. tos. Bleached Table Hinen: 506. Dimmer Napkins, all linen, 75c. dozen. Castner Shawis, muble White Blankets, Y weed pine erhnere d v double lack.snd Colored Caalmeres, pure wool Colored ‘Cashintores, Te rink abd tight blue, 800. Black a oot ince ai re eck ani Nun's Veiling, (black, ) all pure wool, 250, 711 MARKET SPACE. ee PRY GooDs” “AT COST,” FROM THE drm INST, TRUNNEL & CLARK, 803 MARKET SPACE, ‘Will sell AT COST their entire stock of first-class Goods WITHOUT RESERVE. compelled to make this sacrifice in conse- mee cu sernovel to Our Dew store, Gil Market continue fora few srtnanay to secure Bargain ts _ and such ‘an opportunity oat lero not for at time of purchase will be An sooo paid for TRUNNEL & CLARK. SEWING MACHINES, &c. a ‘Machines ‘Deen and are now in the past week. yous LAST CHANCE! ' OUR LAST CHANCE SEPTEMBER ONLY, During this month you have the last chance of buying the best bargains ever offered. ‘We must open onr new building on OCTORER 2, ant n only w fresh, new ‘We have on hand 1,000 feces BLACK AND COT+ ORED CASHMERES. Those goods have really ad- Yanced since last winter, We shall offer them way below cost. 4,000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Some of which aro as fashionable this season as they were last. You cau buy them for 50 cents on the dollar, ‘They must be closed out, SILKS, SATINS, VELVET. __ The larzest stock in the city. Convince youredlf of the great bargains we are offering. We are selling ® beautiful pure Silk Brocade at 95 cents, in twenty different patterns, LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, In odds and ends, at your own price, in preference to sending them to auction, BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! 1,500 pairs at less than we can replace them fn fire case lots. We want fresh goods for our new Building; ‘therefore the sacrifice. 1,000 COMFORTERS. ‘We offer the largest size, both sides best Cocheso robe wtint, white cotton filling, at $1.40, regular price $2, ‘The cold weather will come soon, procure your winter stock now. $2.40 full size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to $1.20, All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, some of which are soiled, at jess than half price, ‘WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS, Best goods made, reduced to the following low prices: 3 a4 — 6-4 15 cents, Ladies’ full sizo WHITE LAWN APRONS, richly trimmed, at 8 centa. All our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, SKIRTS; in fact, every article in our immense estab= lishment, reduced to such low figures that it will pay’ anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter ‘wear, Remember, we are compelled to sell at one price of the other. If we do noteell at retail we shall be obliged to dispose of balance on hand by auction, Sats troublesome job and incurs many expenses, ‘want to saye and give the benefit to our customers, Come ono and all durinz thie month to our presen Stores, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., and secure some of the RARE BALGAINS, au28 LANSBURGH & BROTHER. FAMILY SUPPLIES —— = oS i. Bese Ta ogi ptm My OOLONG end GRE ong ky warranted a8 good as sold ie called presents art given. GEO. A. O'HARE, 216 1213 7th street northwest, between Mand N. Ee RERTTITH HERE sSSS5 DDD oe 2 eas) NATURAL MINERAL WATER IN GLASS. B.W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. ast NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! O°S ERB RRR. KER 85m, E oO FE RRR EE Sess, Oo EK RR E cS Exe KOE Eee Ssss8 7 S88 TTT NN GGG} MH Te Rk E Rk eS = t EPL belies Ssss8 T EKER & LULL IN NN GGG = EFEL I A XN § OCCEER Reker Ta RR ERELSE HAA RRS & Eneetusia a5 x cc 00 DPD EEE XN N @ G00 BE" 5% € oo Ber aca “oo Ken § kN Bis ie E. . < : WILL ALWAYs MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, Ast street aud Indiana ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner avenus Jel WM. M. GALT & C9. ek he ‘VN B. KELLY, Seg euecurancus GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. (THOMPSONS SHIRT FACTORT sie ssoacaamnnte EMPORIUM, - tras 8x finest Drom Shirty made to order for $12 SSss hres GFrench Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) stock of Fancy and Balbrignam ahead 1002 F street, n.w. Ss. B. ELLERY, SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, ‘ MANUFACTURE FoRMauines. ETS 1119 F Sraser Nozrawaer, Wasemerox, D.C. Fim