Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1882, Page 4

ENING STAR. --..September 22, 1882 The Woman’s Labor League. A WOMAN'S QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICR—SOME RE- MARKS ABOUT THE OBJECTS OF THELEAGUE. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFIce oF rie € Wasnixetox. D.C. for the midi Weather wit! erly. lower bar Perature. Special Wezther Rulteda, © covered (rut bi thrure @ eret butter dis sets 4 plex eoin metorial 4 5 stand wit nnn” hy ater pite! scount un Inne rated al s bene neokt, Reilane stawat Orricer, 1 | 5 ft. 22, 15882, 10:-0ram.£ bec raved wine glasse m corps will nd children’s; Coch- A meeting of the Woman’s Labor League was held last evening at the Coreoran buillin ys, tatrd floor, and there were twenty-five or thirty present, The league was called to order by Mrs. Ciarlotte Stith, president, and the minutes of last m ting eon cailed for, Mrs. Clara Barton Groene, stated that she had not written them out, In consequence of sickness. Mrs S.aith | asked what they could expect If the oMizers did not periorim tieir duties, and sald she hai not ex- ected to be placed in such a dilemina, M 1 Mr. MeDonal! to take the chair, remarkin: ¥ did not want officers who have aliments ye MIs. e retorted that si ined for bela si oDy ir, Mis mith | aimost c could nos W ssumed the Phey can ention to the case of the h five children to had f juties of her husband In iepartment, and was not app . Tas writer also noted a nA in. the none in thé ed that so: their bac! had tte sympathy with women, NEW MEMBERS. passed around the room and took Wilson McDonald, J. James Calvert, . W. Brown and Mrs. C. Odlum, honorery; Mrs. Mrs. Lucy Bushby, Miss Florence $3 Lizzié Abbott as applicants for tp. J. Calvert read an article prepared by n« “Trae Woman.” mith remarked that the Boston Giobe and ther papers had severely criticized the const!tu- on a8 being political. She was glad that the sague had a political object, and they wouid ap- peal to their husbands, brothers and Sweethearts | (and some had sweethearts) to vote for those who {| Will give women a chance. THE LEAGUE'S INFLUENCE. Roberts satd that the league had exercised some influence, for a gentleman had recently told | her: “Your league ts playing the devil witi me because [was to lave an appointment, and Mr. | Teller has been informed that he must appoint so | many women, thereby lessening my chances.” Mr. George Browa_ in speaking of the objects of the league sald that this was not a woman's rights meeting nor a Mary Walker something, but a league, one of whose objects 15 that women whd are employed shotild receive just compensation, Mrs. Siuith said that Gen. Ingalls had refused to Ady clerks (widows of officers) from. Mrs. etit ary Lincoln, and Mrs, moved a vote of thanks to Gen. Ingalls, ich was adopted. | _ Mr. Edmondston, of the carpenters’ unton, made ers to know that Ceres, | 9 few Hamonds ‘and Golden Hill are | * Mrs. Greene tendered her resignation as secre- the best patent ours Known, tary and the meeting adjourned. Pere Gearr Crore, made from select Virginta pe Z grape, 1, 31 pet gallon, and sold by Chris Amusements, &c. tian NAnder, No. 911 7th street northwest. ‘THE GALLEY SLAve at the National continues to Fawmtes resun Invited by the 8. P. test the superior qit slit A present given with ev Recs the W ECTIONS of army life. he Cochrane's. A Caxp.—Hellbrun’s shoe house, No. 402 Street northwest, wilt be $31 inst., unt . ania avenue. At to-night. xins to offer you. creat bargains, $1. Cochrane’ Julius Of fine ¢ yr fu nt-rior decorations and pari Will take place. ali, (No car Mr. J. P. Sousa will iead In person at Driver's Deneiit to-nignt. 9 Penn: ‘om 6 p.m this ning. A. StRAts’ place of business, avenue, will be closed Uatil 6 p.m. to-morro’ SICORN Dress Sutr’ AN elevant souvenir Benetit this evening. RICT. Amusements To-night. Natiosat TueaTer.—* The Galley Slave.” New THEATER Comiqve.—Variety. Daiver’s SUMMER GakDEN.—Speclalty perform- ance. ABNER’S GARDEN.—Concert. WASHINGTON Swiatmixa Scnoor, New York ave Bue, Letween 15th and 1th streets. lensed Locals. am. munication recetved by Tae Star stal that the pump aoctor is badly wanted at the | Rortheast corner of Maryland avenue and 6th | Street southwest. An old man named Th $5 or 15 days by Judg Bight soll on bis premises. An old penstoner nam ing at 6th and K sti @ay atternc ts southwest, di in from the effects of ministered Dy AE OF} G ranch Wednesd ings of the institution. ut 5 o'clock yes rinan ‘arrested a from Mr. Fros' Will go int fice. It will be opened from 6 to 7 p. of from 7 to 8. Frank Dodson, a colored countryman, was fined by Judge Bundy, this morning, for Sor ba cruelty to animals,in tying a dog to his wagon ‘Wheels, which run over his legs. against Felix Shannon, of got his license transferred. will of the late John ‘ ee he great comet of last observation was ta m throu: Peasonable degree of certaint; sae tee AN ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE BuiLptnG Reav- Latioxs.—Joln Crogan was put on trial in the Hop Court this morning for violating the bulldin, testined tious. Assistant Inspector Kit thst Mr. Crogan was granted a permit by the See “Memories of a, gingham. Bargains at of volunteers appear at Driver's test!- Wait for us, as We shall have "3, , $8c., popular at Coch- forjevery lady at Driver's Will be Hghted 2t 11:15 p.m., extin- hy Sweeney was fined dy to-day for depositing | Willfam Smith, resid- | ¥ himself. The coroner | case and gave a certificate of egation of twenty ladies connected with yium on Atsqueth street, asylum over the < layf0 observe the work- srday afternoon, Private | ¥_afternoon, vate, © Pe his | 50 styles nest 2-ply Carpets, clothing, silks, nV & Johnson ‘Known as the Bryan farm at Hyatts- ‘On and after October Ist the winter arrangement effect at the carriers’ window at the Such a Way that the dog was dragged between the License Agent Ruff to-lay swore out a warrant < ‘0. 1000 € street, for Keeping an unlicensed Dar. It appears that he'bad muse tO do business at another place and to conduet his business at this place be- Beaumont, U. 8. N., filed with the register of wills to-day. He ‘gaves bis entire estate to his wite, Fanny 8. Beau- Comer.—A series of special observations are made by Professor Frisby ani Professor ner, < = U ccrpie conte a atinospheric egnditions having me slightly favorable yes- afternoon, Professor Skinner, with the * transit circle telescope, took an observation which Yerifed in a remarkable manner the hypothesis of Professor Boss, that this comet ts identical with r. The comet was at Once discovered, its position agreeing within re. seconds of right ascension and two minutes: declination with bis prediction. Yesteray’ a partially cloudy and the comet was visible through faint Professor Frisby expects now to be able to ‘Fmine the elements of the comet’s orbit from ‘observations of the 19th, 20th dnd 21st With a De a creat attraction. THE PERFORMANCE at the New Theater Com'que draws Immense audiences. Nb TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT to George W. which a program of rare excellence has rranged, will be given thts evening. is :HE Last WEEK of the Roman Students Abner’s Garden. Next week the orchestra will renew their concerts. ‘THe Season at Forp’s Orga House will open on Monday with the comic opera of “Merry War.” THe WASHINGTON SWIMMING ScHooL 15 a pleas- resort for the tired. RNEST STANLEY'S American allled attractions will oceupy the boards at the National Theater next week. This combination embraces three dis- tact companies, presenting minstrelsy, specialty and the drama. ’ The performance 1s sald to be an ¢xcelient one, the Baltimore papers belng loud in 18 praise. ‘Tie STEAMER GrorGe Leary will make her last excursion trip to the Capes to-morrow evening, and not the last trip to Norfolk, as erroneously stated yesterday. 7th a RIvER TRApE.—Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the riverfront as follows: Schooner C. L. Mitchell, Frost, 75,000 shingles and 933 tons of ice, to Independent Ice Co.; schr. G. A. Kriwan, 18,000 feet lumber, city dealers; schr. Extra, Mur- ph 2 tons coal, Clark & Given: schr. Martha E. Butler, cord wood, H.L. Biscoe;schr.Poca- hontas, Kendrick, cord wood, J. O. Carter; schr. on, Turner, cord’ wood, Biscoe: schr. iroline, Mothershead, cord wood, A. G. Johnson; loops FE. G. Strong, Hancock and J. C. Vanname, With oysters for markets; sehr. J. H. D. Smoot, Mal, 125 bles hay, Brewer & Co. ; Schooner Ada; Lee, Cord wood, H: L. Biscoe. ee A BELLIGERENT OLD SOLDIER.—Charles Clark, an old soldier, with no pedestals except one artifical one, was before the Police Court this morning | agaln for cursing and swearing on the street. He | Kept the court waiting the usual half hour for him | to get into the dock. Judge Bundy suggested that the bailiff get a telephone for the deaf prisoner. He finally hobbled into the dock, and made the clerk read the warrant three times and cross-ex- amined the officer. The court im} the usual fine, when Clark began a torrent of the most abu- sive and vile language, addressed to the court and body connected" with crutches away and fought Balltff Barton until several policcmen came to his assistance and with some diiliculty got him in the dock. ure A cordial invitauon extended to ACoMEDIAN IN A New Roe.—A_respectable- looking middle-aged man named Charles Banks was in Judge Bundy’s dock this morning on a charge of vagrancy and habitual drunkenness, Policeman Byrnes stated that the defendant Is a comedian and has an engagement at the Comique. He has been drunk for three weeks and spent $318 in that time, and has been turned out of his board- ing-house on the Avenue. He has been picked up by witness a dozen times in a few days for being found drunk on the street. The defendant tool the stand and said he was no Vagrant, but a re- table man. He sald he had been robbed of all his money, but had a home and friends. _Hemade a strong appeal for his Uberty, but the court re- quired litm to give bonds OF be, committed for 15 s| days. le made e Usui wand disappeared behind the scenes. . ——E ‘THE Mason Case,—Mr. John G. Bigelow, coun- sel for Sergeant Jolin A. Mason, who left this city ‘Tuesday evening, yesterday fled a petition in the United States district court at Buffalo, N. Y., for a Writ of habeas corpus for the release of Sergeant Mason, now in the penitentiary at Auburn. ‘The case Will be heard at Utica about October Ist. Soh ee ‘Tne E:cur Hove Syste went into effect in the navy yards to-day. For several years {t has been the custom to work eight hours from the 22d of September to the 221 of March, because the cannot have good light for ten hours. maining six months the ten hour In the navy yard in this city the! from 7:39 a. In. till CARPETS. tes Ca CHOICE NEW STYLES. bright, beautiful pattern: Ces, Sco, Soc, Wee” seas) ‘75 styles bewAmerican Brussels, beautiful styles, all su | it. He threw his |. The Proposed Heception to Melville. Engincer Melville and his companions sre ex— Pected to arrive in the city to-morrow afternoon onthe lmited express, He will be met at Balti- more by the committee appointed for that pur- pose, and at the B. and P. depot the whole recep- Uon committe: will meet the train, and Commis- sioner West will make a brief address of welcome. ‘The perty will then be escorted to the Enbitt by the District militia under com- mand of Co.onl Moore. ‘The procession will bo headed by the full Marine band, and will move over the following route: Up 6th street to Pennsylvania avenue; thence to loth strect, and by Fstreet to the Ebbitt House, where the formal reseption will take plice. ThiS will consist of a Speech of wel-ome Secretary of the Navy, after which a formal recep- tien will be held, and All present will have an op- portunity to shuke hands with the distinguished gests A tel 1 from Melvitie, dated At Philadeiplite yeste accede’ to the wishes of iny frients, nT will be on the Umited express leaving here p.m. Saturday.” arate hs Market Retail Prices, , Wade. per 1b.; do porter. st, 15a2We.; ster 184: 7 Dried Beef, chipped, 2a30c. 1, 20. :Tongussy60a75e.> Lam ai, 1257220c.; Mutton, 1015 Bacon’ Hams, ' sugar cured, oulders, I5alte., CUL, 18a2c.} 15 do, slic Breasi&, 144162.; Lan, 1. FRvrrs.—Oranges, 4150: 30e. per doz. ; de tS, Taide: Apites, lo. (crab), 40150e. per do. (cook Plums, $141.25 ner Pk; hes, 30.506. ee ee eck; Watermelons, 10.25¢c.; Cantaloupes, 5.210c. ; do. (cooking), 30a40e. per peck} 80c. por Ib., 40450e, per bunch; Mackerel, 2Ha35c. Haitbut, 15:20c. per Ib.; Codflsh, 10a12. per I Haddock, 10c. per Ib.; Cattish, age. per bunc Sheephead, 20a25e. per Ib.; Trout, 124132. per Ib. Sea Bass, 12115e. rib.; Black Fish, 12a15<. per 1b.; Frog Legs, 50283 per doz.; Lobster, 12a15¢, per lb.; Terrapin, sliders, $129$18 per doz.; do., dia- Mond-back, $0a$35 per doz; Turtle, 2c.a$l each. Burrer.—Philadelphia Print,“ 45c. per 1b. Western Creamery, 40c.; New York, 35a40e. he Basdse.; Cheese, 12a2We.; Eggs, %7ad0c. per 07. VisgeraniEs.—Potatoes, (Trish,) 30a40c. ner peck; do. (sweet), 402. per. p'k; Cabbage, SaSc. pr. head; Spinach, 10215c. per peck SBeans snap),2ai0e, per peck; Big Plant, batde. each; Beets, Zuse, per bh yetttice, SiS, pe head; “Onions, 40%80e. per pee Tomatoes, 90130. per peck;’ Cucumbers, 10a 12c. per” doz: — Carrots, gabe. a Beans, (Lima), 10a12e. per qt.; Oyster Plant, Sabo. bu.g ‘turnips, aide. per bh. Cauliflower, T5a200. each; Cymlins, 10c. per doz. ;' peas, 30140 per peck; corn, 10:15¢. per doz.; squash, 3a per pound. Povitey.—Turkeys, 15218¢._ per Ib.; Chickens 7e.a$1 per patr; do. Spring, 50a75e, per pair; Ducks Tea$i per pair; Geese, 7c.a$l each; Squabs, $2 $2.50 per doz. Game.—Duck (blue wing), $1 per pair; Plovers, 7e. per palr; Ortolan, 75e. per doz.; Reed Birds, We. per doz.; Black Birds, 4050e. per doz. eee THE SALE at Dowling’s auction rooms_to-mor- row will be unusually attractive, comprising some of the finest parlor and chamber furniture that has been offered at auction In along time, See V r bunch; > A Curious Cask of matrimonial trouble exists between Barbara Kropp and ner husband, Henry Kropp, an elderly couple, Iving at No. 1002 T street.’ They were married In 1857 and lived peace- ably together for years until recently, when Bar- bara filed a bill for divorce on thé grounds of cruelty. They were divorced on the 24 of last February. Shortly afterwards he began to woo her over again, and were re-married on the 3d of last July. The second honeymoon was of a de- cidealy briefer duration than the first, and the much married lady has filed, through her attor- ney, Wm. P. Willians, her second bill for divorce in Seven months from the same man. She sets forth in her bill that he cruelly treats her. He 13 a cabinet-maker and furniture dealer, but falls to Support her, and spends his monegin drink. a ean Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THE KVENING STAR. THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL Casg.—Tho sult of the United States vs. the corporation of Alexandri: in relation to the Alexandria canal stock, will come up at an October meeting of the United States court. The city’s expenditures so far In that suit haye been $221.20—retaining fee of coun Is, LC. A CALCULATION.—An observant gentleman, a Justice of the peace here, who has often drawn grave lessons from the cemeteries of the city, says that more old citizens of Alexandria die in ‘April than in ali the other months of the year, Station Hovusg To-Day.—The oniy cases at the station house this morning are John Luckett and M. Luckett, for belng drunk and disorderly on the Streets last night. ‘Two prisoners held in default Of fine were removed to jail, and Wi. Lightfoot, lunatic, sent to Culpeper. Poutce Court.—At the last mayor's court, J. H. ryland, charged with house-break- irfax county, Was committed to Jail until sent for by the Fairfax authorities. P. Gath- Wright, colored, convicted of disorderly conduct, was sentenced to the chain gang. Matilda Jones, colored, for disorderly conduct Was fined $2.50 and discharged on payment. Wm. Lightfoot, a col- ored lunatic from Culpeper, was ordered to be confined until after an investigation. Rerorter’s Nores.—Major H. W. Newby, of new this season, 75 cts., 80 cts., 85 cts., 9cte., 95 cts., #1. 4 Best Body Brussels, choice bright styles, at low prices pare ta = Hall and Stair Carpe‘s to match. Floor Oil Cioths, all widths, from 37 cts, 50 ets,, 60 ct, Moquette, Smyrna, Velvet and Tapestry Bugs. Carpet Lining, 7 cts. yard. Lace Curtains, new st; les, m. 2 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS ARE NEW DESIGNS THIS SEASON, ar TOWSON'S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 818 South Side, Near Center Market. Kes PALACE. $14 SEVENTH STREET. "8 ‘a8 an inducement, will be sold less than mar- Po-| ket value. We offer in- ELEGANT CANTONS, io of butltings to erect a one-story back to his residence on New Jersey avenue, mDand E streets northwest. Instead of on the ind, he built a one-story build- posts, a1 afterwards inclosed the lower Of th» structure, making It a two-story bulld- In Black and Colored, all new Fall Styles, at 18c., 20c., 25c., B5c.5 And the Finest at 50 cents. thereby violating the provisions of the per- ‘The defendant claimed to hear other Witnesses, —_s—___ ‘Deeps ty Fer have deen filed as follows: Walter ri 635; $1,900. Emily Javins to Mai % W. H. Tunan to Josep SiS; $3,200 Owen Murray et Greenfield to S. W. Greenfleid, Charles J. Clark to Lyman B. Gud Bley, pt. 43, sq. 502: 700. fruseses, tS Joan ‘Tyhan, we se sate that the lower por- of the structure had been tnclosed. The tes- Was conflicting, and the court continued BLACK PLUMES, 18 Inches Long, at 75 Cents. penne ue fit, Secs ‘Julius Lansburgh to Cornelia J. Scnaltze, 3 half 7, sq 256; 600. Chas. Walter to Chas. 37, res. A; $2,500. Jas. Desper to Lavi- ‘Don't fail togive uss call and convinces yourself, KING'S PALACE, Just recenved, at Warrenton, Virginia, has been ‘appointed to the command of St. John’s Academy cadet battalion, Yiee Major W. C. Potter, who has removed to Elmira, N.Y.—a. J. Kelley, a bridge foreman on the Midiand ratiroad, died here yesterday atfter- noon, of consumption. He was a native of Stras- burg, Va.—The City Hotel, where Washington ‘Was accustomed to attend balls, &c., 18 to be used a8 an auction house. It has ceased to be used as 8 hotel for a long time.—An iron water tank 1s to be placed in Capt. Duncan’s vessel, now approach= ing completion at the upper ship yard. ‘The tank 4s now under the hands of the workmen at Gor- an & Pittit’s tron works. —The young men’s democratic club helda meeting at Its headquarters on King, near Pitt street, las tniznt. Borers OF CLOTHING: Whatever kinds of Clothing you are in purauit of re- member that at THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, You are sure to find. A LARGE STOCK, LowEsn =st6=® “© wets MADE GARMENTS, se SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. You Can Bur— Good Fall Suits for $6, worth $10. Good Fall Suits for $7, 5 Splendid Business Suits for $10, worth $15. Excellent Businers Suits for$i3, worth #30, All-wool black Diagonal Suits for $15, worth $25, Double-bre sted Sack Suits for 312, worth $20, Doubie-breasted Suck Suits for $16, worth $30. Fine black Cioth Suits for $20, worth $40, Fine back Diagonal Suits, Prince style, for 1, WO? z Fine worsted Coat and Vests at $12, worth $20. Fine worsted Coxt and Vests at $15, worth Buits for Boys from 4 ‘worth juits for Boys from Suita for Boys from ier Coat at The I, X. 1. Gossamer Coat at $3, Gad Pants aud Vecte in grat vacloer ail at lower Goodall Overcoats ut $9, $10, $12. §F- Ovn Morro: Xo trouble to show goods. MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ‘This Store will be closed on SATURDAY, the 28d in- stant, until 7 p.m, Fo THE SUMMER Use AMERICAN GINGER ALE. Retall Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer, SAWL C. PALMER, PALMER'S 12m rwibery-sixra STREET, ‘West Washington. €2Telephonic connection. sylt EN CEMENT—A CAR- Meee ee ral En st-Im FOR PickLie. Hon. R. W. Thompson, ex- | \ Affairs in West Washington. ‘THE Musical Prosecr.—The movement on foot in musical circles here at tis to organize a conservatory of music—for which a stock company with shares at #% each ts being and is me. ting with such success that it is hoped to be in operation at an eariy date when a pi con- names of trustees, a aS leachers, course of instruction, prices, &c., will be issued: There is no plan to’ bulid & hil of musiq:by tesuing stock, but there 18 a move. | ment to bu{ld one in another manner, the details Of Walch Lave not as yet been made public. ‘Tue Festival a7 ST. Arpan’s Was a decided suc- cess, the amount Of $150 having been raised with- out any lottery Of chance scheme. The supper tables were in charge of Mrs. Chs. Weaver, assisted by Miss: Piles; fancy table, Mrs. Frank Middleton, assisted by Misses Clarke, Taylor and Nicholls: ice cream, Mrs. Biw. Brooke and Miss sie Yeabowers “Rebecca’s well, the Misses le Brooke, Suste’ Weaver and Lizzie Wetzel. ng thos> presemt were Messrs. Geo. and D.C. Green and families, Capt, Clarke, U.S.A.; Col. Eittott,U.S.A.; Mrs. Chs. Weaver and famtly, Mr. M. C. Weaver and family, Mrs. Dr. Busey and famtiy, Mi ville and Edw. Brooke and family. BUILDING Assoctatton.—At the 62d recular meet- ing of the 12th buliding association, held last night at Goddard’s hall, four shares were Tetired at the stock value rates~$74 each. Ww. Lovts Scutey Longs organized last night a social club, with the following officers: J. A. Har- pen President; S. W. Soloman, vice president; 1. ‘Gladmon, ‘recording secretary; Samuel Daw, corresponding secretary; H. G. Wagner, treasurer; Wm. Hazel, sergeant-at-arms; Paul, inside fuardian; Samuel Blackman, outside guardian. fhey expect to give their first entertainment Thanksgiving eve. DRATH OF A WELL-KNown Oup Lapy.—Miss Mar- pact Smith, a respected and well-known lady ere, died at her residence, corner of 1st and Poto- mae streets, this morning, after a long illness, TuR TEMPERANCE Catss.—Mr. Eagleston’s tent meetings are largely attended and great interest 1s manifested. Judge Holloway and others ad- dressed the audience last night, Graix.—Arrived—Boat Farmers’ Friend, with 2,800 bushels wheat, MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGR.—Offerings on ’Change to-day, 2,300 bushels wheat; sold at prices varying from $1 to $1.09, lhe TENLEYTOWN Pouttc SCHOOL opened with 90 pupils. ‘orT.—Schrs. Zacheus Sherman, Crawford, and Ariadane, Colby, trom Georgetown, at Boston 20tn st ARRIVED.—Schr. Elisha Gibbs, Wood, from New Bedford, for coal. Hiau Trwe.—Sept. 23, 3:39 a.m.; 4:19 p.m. (From the Cincinnati Gazette.] M*8tERI0us ARTICLES WITH HIGH-SOUNDING, CRACK-JAW NAMES ARE NOT A SUCCESS, A REFRESHING CHANGE. Every reader of newspapers has observed time and fasaip, in the advertising columns, many singular and frequently unpronounceable namies of medicinal reme- dies, The Greck and Latin languages especially have been drawn upon t@ furnish namés by which pat-nt medicines could be introduced to the public. The in- ference 1s, in many cases atleast, that their proprietors depend more upon the attraction of high-sounding tities than upon the essential merits of the remedies ‘themselves, Itis refreshing once in a while to find a medicine ad- vertised, whose simple, intelligible name in English at once conveys to the reader an understanding of the uses and purposes of the remedy. A noticeable instance of this kind is foundin themed- icines of Dr. C. W. Beneou, whose Skin Cure and Ce'ery and Chamomile Pills impart at once, in their nanies, either their purpose or the ingredients which compose Dr. Beuson’s Skin Cure is warranted to heal all 08 of the skin, such as tetters, humors, inflamma- milk crust, eczema, disea-es of the hait and scalp, imples and itchings on all parts of the body, It makes the skin white, soft and smooth, Temoyes tan and freckles, and is the best toilet dressing in existence. Its popularity is attested by the immense sales of it which are taki: lace everywhere. S# It is the only genuine “‘Skin Cure,” and all should beware of the various remedics which have been #:rux- sling for existence, and now endeavor, to ride into pop- ularity, by advertising themselves as *“the Great skin Cures.” ‘There is only que, and that is Dr. Benson's. Be sure and get it, tion, scrofula, ulcers, DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? No matter what the cause, Sick, Nervous, Neuralgic, Dysreptic. Which is it? A revolution in the treatment of nervous dixcases is now taking place. Dr. C.W. Ben- son has discovered a sure remedy in his Celery and Chamomile Pille—th manently cure sick and ner- Yous headuche, neurlgia, dyspepsia. sleenlessness and all nervous diseares. Sold by all Droywists. Price 50 cents a box. Address, Baltimore, Md. By aail, two boxes for $1, or six boxés for $2.50, ©. N. Crirrenton, New York, is Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's remedies. 822 GINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, CARPETS! CARPETS !! aie AR ng, showings full ine of all the newest de- in Moduette, Body and ‘Tapestry Bruscels, Thres- Ply ana Ingrain Caryecs. ‘A complete accortment of Smyrna, Moquette, Velvet and Brussels Mats and Russ, Also, novelties in our uphoistery department in Lace cu Shades, Window D-aperies, Furniture, Cov- erings, &c., in new and elegant designs. Lowest cash prices, New goods received daily. SINGLETON & HOEKE. 801 Manger Space. ptacH PARERS! APPLE SLIg et FEF a mt T peer | ae r an29 U uu PPP, RRR EEE ,SS85 g8S8q FEE .858q PPR RE & Ss s Saf EPP ERIE ER 5sss, Ssss, RR E . 8S BP oH Efe Sssg8 Sgge8 Exe Sass8 BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, . P. MAY & CO., ant 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. NTON FISHER, CHEMICAL Diy CLEANING ESTABLISH- MENT, 906 G street northwest. Thirty years’ experi- ence. ‘Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments, also Crapo Veils, Laces, otc, are perfectly cleaned by tis enrerior . Ladies’ Event TOSSES & 8} + Opinion ial chemist of the District of O>- ‘als are of the most effectual na- perfect machinery is not fork or elsewhere.” Notice. — be fremoved.au29 ‘ASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 27, 1882, from the Book and Stationery busi- eng foge tomshe ak an Snore bm ‘Gluaing good will and a lease of the premises. ‘This is the oldest established Book and. Stationery store in the District, and offers a rare opportunity to any one wishing to go into the business. ‘or particulars apply to FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. time a discount of 20 per cent. will be al- In the meantime 8 No, 626 ‘PAPER-HANGINGS. No, 626 treet. LATEST STYLES. street. Patterns and Shades in Biue, Brown, old Gold, Olive, Bom jad other colors." Frieues, Dade, "Gun. A. Arete RA ‘Gan cote ‘i ng 53%3, Panu ave east avin ue an aoe Se Siete aot ese seenes From Georgetown. street. a 83 Gay Gentlemen :—Having used Brown's Iron Bitters, Icertify that It did me a great deal of It was recommended to me by Dr. Geo. B. khart of this city. James Kine. (Brown’s Iron Bitters is a true assistant to nature in restoring the system to perfect health, creates strength, tones the nerves. Elixir of Babek, avegetable compound, contains no quint itive cure for Malaria, ver and A; *, &t Kloczew- ‘Ski's drug store, 423 9th ‘street. Pri x 50c. 3m {f You Have Any Skin Diseases or diseases of the hatr or scalp, Itching or discolor- ations, sun burns, freckles, plinpies, rough or dry harsh skin you have in br. 0. W. Benson’s Skin Care, a sure, perfect and elegant remedy. Sold by all druggists. a pos. Flies and Bugs. © Files, roaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice, coph- gy, chipmunks, cleared out by’ “Rough on ‘Rats. Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-1b. “Ward” prints 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, te. per qt. Cream, ide. pint. FAMILY SUPPLIES 1 DOZEN CANS NEW LOBSTER, $1.75. Whisky. + 5c. My OOLONG and GREEN T! at 50.cts. perlb., warranted a8 good as sold at 7c. to $1.00, where s0- called presents are given. GEO. A. O'HARE, 1218 7th street northwest, between M and N. EERTTITH HEEE.SSSsDDD A Eo oT HOWE § SD DAA HHHER Ssssp D 816 BBB B BBB ER BE, BBB EEE Ks AA H D DAAA HEE Sgss8 ppp A” 4... NATURAL MINERAL WATER IN GLASS. B.W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUFPLIED. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! 0 EE RRR EE co FE RR E EEE R R EEE ik Clete em Syl oO coc S8Sg_ TTTT EER g T E ISSSq Sggg8 “RRR EREL R_ RP RRE be R RE i preeet wal go a re ee a Ree mots wanna a 3 22 2 igd Bpb> aaa 224 yQQQ, [| aa "6 Zzaaz ERARR io} Batre By is cot : a Fou? | i gebey as Bas wz! E folio H HH H WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street aud Indiana ayenu» jel WM. M. GALT & CO. ‘UHN R. KELL, 3 DEALER mx Pras: BEEF, LAMB, VE. VEAL, MUTTON, &c- CORNED BEEP gid ant $68 "Norsiemn Liberty Market; or Address Slarketing delivered freeof charge to allpartaot the city. mar24 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, opposit : Patent Office, Fine Dre's § irts to order. Receiving daily fall weisht Underwear and new styles Neckwear. Keady- made Shirts at following prices:—Acme, unfinished, ‘75 cts. : finished, 90 cts." Peerless, unfinished, 69 cis. $ finished, 80 cts." Lance assortment Boys’ thirts. 85 TX EINE DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER for $9. Six finest Dress Shirts made to order for $12. Perfect fit cuaranteed. Our closing out ale of summer neck-wear and under- wear commences Saturday, July 22d. You can be supplied for very little money. (French Lace Undershirts redneed from $1 to 50 cts.) Closing out s large stock of Fancy and Balbrigran Hair Hose, only 20 cents: at $2 MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street, nw. S B. ELLERY, 2 SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, ea CTURERS OF FINED) MANUFACTURERS. 2.00 9.00 ————————— ee PPP, U U RRR ERE PoPU UR RE pre 0 U RRR ER Pp. UR RE P°., U0 EB E EEE AND INVIGORATING ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited to make a trial of the celebrated brand 5 PPP ERERRR TTTTEEENN N* BOUb Pe PR RR T KR ONN NI wor Pb Eek & 2 EReN NN WHISKEY. ‘This Whiskey upon an analytical examination has proved to be FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients wiich are used to give 3 fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink, YOR SALE BY BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, ‘Wasnixcron, D. C, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, ‘PHILAD#LPHIA, al5-Im Sore Paorarerors. perortant TO HOUSEKEEPERS. DRY GOODs. ‘W oop warp & LOTHEOP. SPECIAL ATTRACTION! 50 plocee fine quality 44-inch FOULE CLOTHS ana PHUDDA chaTitS, at cents pes pant. All the new —Terra ‘Cotta, Hussar, Electric, Car= Melite, Marine Biue, Myre, Se. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITINGS. We are now showing a very attractive Hne of these palar coors, in all the new sbades, in plain and in x ures, including Terra Cotta, Cadet ‘Bh x Blood, Olive, Bronze, Electire Bine, Green, at the lowest prices, Aa special barcain, we offer a fine 6-4 ALT, WOOL JACKETING at 90 cents per yard; worth $1.00. COLORED CASHMERES. ‘We are now prepared to show a 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 amarket prices. SILK PLUSHES. Having placed our order for these goods early in the summer, we are prepared to show a complete line of shades. ‘nt prices far below the quotations of to-day. Ladies wishing to secure choice shades, at a much lower price than will be possible a few weeks later, fur SKIRT=, TRIMMINGS or yther purposes, will do well to inspect our assortment before it is broken. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 100 doz. Ladies’ Plain White and Printed Borderea, all nen hem-stitched, in beautifal designe, at 12% cents each. Theseare extra fine quality for the price, and are really worth more mone: 3 25 doz. SILK HANDKERCHIEF®, elezant quality, at 50 cents each. New and hand=ome styles. 25 doz. 22-inch CHINA SiLK HEM-STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, superior quality, at 68 cents he 20 doz. 24-inch CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘usual $1.25 quality, only $1.00 each. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ‘We have ust opened a now line of our 75-cent 6-button length C! MOIS MOU-QUETAIRE GLOVES, which have wiven such satisfaction to our customers. = Also. an invoice «f ¥-button length PIG-SKIN MOUSQUETAIRES, Embroidered Backs, at $1.00 ex EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. We have Jnat received an elexant line of CASHMERE EMBROIDERI $1.00, $1.12, $1.25, $1.50, $1 b toSever yard, in’ biadk “and colors of Ca eres. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 921 620 T AUTUMN NOVELTIES. E¢ SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER.) Is NOW PREPARED ong. SHOW A COMPLETE NEW FALL AND WI Rt DRESS FABRICS, INCLUDING AN ELE SSORTMENT OF SOUTACHE AND RED ROBES, VERY HANDSOME LI FE SILK! YELGURS OTTOMAN FROM $1.75 TO $2.50, YELOURS TM . NEW SILKS FOR W NG OUTFITS, HEAVY IVORY WHITE SILK SATIN. WHITE MOTRE ANTIQU! NTIO! BROCADED VELVETS AND PLUSHE! - WIDE PURE SILK LYONS VELVETS IN NEW COLORS AT $8. PURE SIL T $7.50 AND $9-1 BEOCADED SILKS IS PO $3, ‘A GREAT BARGAIN" IN 22-IN. BLACK SATIN WES AT ADED VELVET AND SEAL RHAD. EL GANT BRC EEN EINER CoCr ae AN EARLY OA SOLICITED. Fr CHOICL GOUDS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- BECT PRICES, 585g EEE JP42L AND WINTER DRY GooDs. ‘We now have in stock a full line of FALL AND WINTER Dix GoewS, = some 1e8 ant Sew Fork Comtioutiot goth Sik Large stock of SILK PLUSaE tea, ity eg he a Mohawk Pe ‘of Lupin's Best Fors Eo RHADA in all the new shades. CASHMERE” RHADAMEN, 10 a es, coniplets ‘Steck of ZABLE. DAMASK and NAT KL ‘pause PLO LINE OF LADIES' AND MISSES! ZA D ELL & €0., ‘817 Market Space. e16 R= BARNSLEY TABLE DAMASKS, 8-4 WIDE, AT $1.25. We received a splendid lot of superior TA- BIE LINENS SAPRING TOVELS. and SHEET. INGS, and ‘can offer great inducements to buyers who appreciate durability and appearance, NEW DRESS GOODS. Choice colors in SILKS, PLUSHES, VELVETS and SEMBEOIDERED and BRAIDED ROBES in very choice desixns new. BONNET ahd GUINET BLACK “SILKS of every grade. NING GOODS in the largest asso.tment of cholos fabrics t9 betound im the Gly. 52” ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. CJ ov IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWSS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS. witteal finan Cayms guy ey ores ana cone oh Colored Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 Shick Pitks, tmmense assortment, 60, 62, 75, STots., #1, 51,25, 60, $1.75, $2. ble for curtains. 15, 29, 280, to$l, janine, alinen, 780 deseo, Caters Shaws rare wou $3 to $10, Saeed Cashmeres, pure wool, double ‘Nun's Pure woo!, (in 2250, ‘and biue, 5c. ‘Silk and Woo!’ slack Grenadine reduced tol, fe Vellng, black.) all pure wou 250, CARTER'S, Til MARKET SPACE. width, +8 **pey Goops” “AT COST,” FROM THE 4rm INST. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 803 MARKET SPACE, ‘Will sell AT OOST their entire stock of first-class Goods WITHOUT RESERVE. geeren Patina, Eonsd owns tmadnamaate ernst mt te we EMBROIDERED CHECKS AND STRIPES, :. FRENCH PLAIDS. HABIT CLOTHS. TYLER & CHEWNING, ale bs, from $1.25 to £45! Plushes in all thy uew colors, at $2 and worth to-day ia first hands $3. : . $1. $1.25, $1.50, $1. reliable makes, HITE G | Table Damark in Weached, 50, ‘Table Dainask, halt and #1. > makes of 4-4 Cotton as cheap as can be had. We rell the best 25e. Towel to be lind We sell very fine Dainask Towels at $4, $5, $6 and $9 Goad Is size Blankets at Better t, $5, $6, Fo. 4 « ND CASSIMERES. ‘We make Suits to order, guarantees ft, and will save you from $5 to $10 dn a Suit.” ‘We make Shirts to order, guarantee fit, and save you money. Shirts ready made at 65, 75, $1 and $1 Merino Underwear for Geuts and Ladics, both White and Scariet. Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchicta, Umbrellas, Gosss~ A ‘ a Wo will wet as ang Doure in the cits. LUTTRELL & WINE, Con. 20rn SrREET. your LAST CHANCE! OUR LAST CHANCB SEPTEMBER ONLY, During this month you have the last chance of buying the best bargains ever offered, ‘We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2, and an we are determined to open ouly with fresh, new Goods, we shall sell the remainder of our still immense stock at such figures as will insure quick sales, We have on hand 1,000 pieces BLACK AND COL- ORED CASHMERES. These goods have really ad- vanced since last winter, We shall offer them way 4,000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GooDs, some of which are as fashionable this season as they were last. You can buy them for 50 cents on the dollar, They must be closed out, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETs. The largest stock in thecity. Convince yourself of the great bargains we are offering. We are selling a beautiful pure Silk Brocade a5 cents, in twenty different patterns, LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, In odds and ends, at your own price, in prefereng t@ fending them to auction, - BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! 1,500 pairs at less than we can replace them in five cane lota, We want fresh goods for our new Buildings therefore the sacrifice. 1,000 COMFORTERS. ‘We offer the largest six. both sides best Cocheco robe print, white cotton diling, at $1.40, regular price $2, ‘The cold weather wil Come soon, procure your winter wee aofai pe MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced ta 20. _ qf LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, sor Of which are soiled, at less than half price, ‘WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS, Best goods made, reduced to the following low prices: 5-4 1234 cents. }-4 15 centa, 7-417} £2 Do cchee: 9-4 255 10-4 25 cents, Ladioe’ fall size WHITE LAWN APRONS, richly trimmed, at 8 cents. All our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, SKIRTS; in fact, every article in our immense estab- Lshment, reduced to such low figures that it will pay anybody to buy them now for the Full and Winter wear, Remember, we are compelied to seil at qne price or the other. If we do noteell at retail we sha'l 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 this month to our preseut Btores, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., and secure some of the RARE BARGAINS. an28 LANSBURGH & BROTHER. LADIES’ GOODS. Fa IMPORTATION PATTERN HA’ PINE MICLINERY goons, CLO: KRESS THIMMINGS, NOVALGIES, E1G. ‘Trevise 907 Penmaylvants oe TCite Penniy! : es . ory Avtoms STYLES. ° HARLY ATS SOE ADY hon: Also, SCHOOL HATS FOR MISSES AND CAILDREX. a oS Pin M® J. P. PALMER, ae ‘Having eafled for Europe July 12th to perfect her an. > acca ae taeeactara acerca ‘the Summer stock “