Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. September 25, 1882. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 1, 2+» Sept. 5, 1882, 10:0) a.m. F For the middie Atlantic states partly clouty eather, local rains, northeasterly winds, higher | Barometer, stationary or lower temperature. : Special Weather Bullctin. ‘The chief signal oftcer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The barometer ts highest in Ontario and lowest in nas risen from in the upper and the extres west. Ith mi 1° to 1h New Northeriy winds continus on the and in the quit states, the Utah. The te to 16 north- land. we; Fatnfall of 1.49 | Me., durins the are that fart Jey, Tenne and to-mo. Posrriv® the foltowin De sold f sehmid shakers 3 covered bang it an} 2) ¢ ey 14 qt. 2, Oval butter ket! 44 fnch basting S:, Found or Wy sheet flour scoops 1c, large reunnet voget We, lune i 11D. 10e, 2 1b. Dollers 1 pt. 5c, 1 «t. Faxiries resumtn Mnvited by the S. P. 4 fest the superier quilt A present Pure are € pes, Dress vt Gan'Satccr, § Czar Gvuvs, muzziec a and second-hant, at Hercog’ Pennsylvania avenue. Fossett's Ice € 1e3 Of t WEAM. ‘THe Nationa Rreves were headed by Donch’s Dand in last Saturday erehestra, as mentioned in SLavies’, read Mad. Burlelgh’s card—mis Sus wants, Wer Gcaaantes snow whi cutis if you u-e Ceres Mance or Golden Hi .and not by an yesterday's Post. i be sold only h street n.w. Dinner sets, contain ng 51 pleces gets $1.21, 3 doz handied cu Dread or cake boxes, medius $e., 14 doz. fancy goblets sets 72c., glass sugar bowls 7 elothes pins, 6 Loxes blue 19 ‘S8c., 36 sheets of writing paper shes 10c., 2 qt. coffee por 14 chopping bow! and knif+ 1! . Liarge basket, 4 qt. Me, ake Uurners, talxing Coal shovels, glass preserve dishes, 3) fC ~ aplec 3 line, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Foup’s Orexa Hovsa—“A Merry War.” Nationa TusaTex. —Ernest Stanle New Tuearer Comrque.—Burlesque and spect Datver’s SUMMER GAKDEN.. ance. ABNER’S GARDEN. a Condensed Locals. Judge Snell returned to the city last week from Bis vacation In Maine, and ovcup! * bench ‘She Police Court this morning. eh pest reception in his private oflice at the court this morning before court opened. ‘This morning a traveler was observed In the Baltimore and Potomac depot compring and set- his watch with one of the which have clock faces. companion, remark Sime,” and lett the depot. Hattie Burley was before Judge Snell th!s morn- Ing, charged with making threats of per another colored girl named Hattle Wells, ‘Who stated that Hattie Burley slapped her about a “feller” and she (witness) bit her on the nose. ‘The court took her personal bonds to keep the peace for six months. ‘The colored woman Fanny Morton, arrested last Saturday tor robbing a man named Jno. A. Jordan OC $831 1h a disreputable house tn the “Di ‘Was betore the Police Court this morning charge ‘With grand larceay, and was committed in default or bonds. Elizabeth Donnelly to-day_qualified as guardian Of Neilie Donnelly, bond $3,500, and Richard Mar- Specialty perform- Concert. : “We've got lots of Dond $500. ‘License Agent Raff this morning swore out war- | fants against John Coun West, and Geo. W. Hall, 8 for Keeping unlicensed bars. Of the 3:5 pupils in the high school over 150 have already elected to take German lessons. This gehool will probably @lasses during the w it is reported that a young girl of fourteen years, Who has disappeared fro ped on Satur 9 6th street north- street southwest, . Jonson, T. J. elder J. Hunter and Thomas Stuart We purchased building lots in Wine and John- Son's Subdivision of H accommodate the and especially Ohto other Voters, the Bultimore aud Ohlo railroad placed sleeping it change to Batt, Chicago and St. and s d. Shillington sends holas for October. Ever on Thorns. @o the Euitor of Tux Evesixe Stan. © Lord, what a Wita ak. port on my $1,200 salary, and barely ov Betwous anxict dent to a falls prompt re cent Of S: ~ eu asseasment p lit A by the repute * Mean Congressional « and f which t um Row paying the luxurious S percent per Month, when « comm: a local politi- eal club made up of govern ploy the state Ido, calls on me for s Columbus and pers for Cincin- a zu the ng to know “and don’t “Our Presie who di lie left his call on hin | Sweet kettle of fish, and as though > Sarrowing encucgh to a man who: empty, the National Rep the informat! it ences are to follow, | ation. Al e838 may prov ments, Next? Govexsuenr C11 the panacea for aud restrain sab Wheeler and O'Neal, » Agreed to lown platnt > ME 6 per cents that th ‘i The bili states that ents of Uterm: DI lish, t to them signed t! y after 0” ‘but fortunately tt ater signing the s- : Mest deed were t:ken from it was & e stove, nd hat th nt inst A Son's Cana AGA man named Chas. ‘Altman, bls aged tat at “with his (witness) mot Beeererea. His futher teh 4 aad threatened him. The ci would not justify him th puttin; defen. under bonds to Keep the peace, and he would miss the case. prosenis fas, rallroad and ros, On Wednesda: nthe Sth See Ab Lovciogk. “See ade |? th Sem secett ro ali Unanararci. Davauran—a ead te and hearticssness was developed ine tre this moraine. “A respeetble-loci man named Jobn Lahcaster tottered sh the court-room, and after taking the stand Has frembling and husky vals agulast dock, changed by bik with werk eee el wi barged by stealing two ag BEE | fo | ae 1A uber pulls | garian ladies’ orchestra and other attractions are 10 tn. meat | on the program. eld quite a | then, rejoining iis | | hamed “Annie Shorter, with assaulting her by ‘The October Regaua. ‘THE OARSMEN WHO ARE TO ROW FINALLY SETTLED UPON AND OTHER DETAILS ARRANGED. ‘The crews entered forthe Potomac regatta on the 4th of October are with afew minor excep- tions the same as predicted in Saturday's Stax. At the meeting of the Joint committee Saturday hight the official entries were made from the dif- ferent clubs. Two substitutes were entered for each crew, so that changes can be made before the day of the race if necessary. The following were the entries: Senior fours—Potomac—Wheeler. bow; Wheat- ley, 2; C. R. Zappone, 3; Baldwin, stroke; substl- tutes, Derrick and Appletor. “Columbia. Kintner, 3; Nute, strok arshail, bo ; Pairo, ‘strok: and H.C. M Whittington, bow; a; Jolnston, stroke; ’ sul: heatley. olumbla—Old: ; Woodward, 3; Wade, stroke; fours — Potomac nters the crew named above asa sonior, and will de- day of the regatta Which race to ight fours—Potomac—Warien, Harrison, 3; Mckinney, stro . Gadsby and Doxen. Columbia. sutate bow; Y R. Lake, Columbia, and Cropiey and ‘Roberts, of the alostan club enters nd single ngles—Henderson, Appleton, Smith and THE POSITIONS Were numbered from the Virginia shore, and were awn for wita the following result: Sentor fours, Potomac 1, C: Conn) light-weight ngles, Hen- isby 4; Si McKinney 3, Cropley ded that Brace shoula row bow In the Columbia jor four, but owing to a ent. by “nt In his famfly, Nesmith has smith would probably have at In the junior four, and his transfer nade achange in the juntor’ boat. Marshall h, Who las recently returned home, will fore stroke the juntor The strict rulings the committee regarding t imball single ull race last year, declaring it to have been . has prevented several single scullers sh the race for Junior singles. Tits wwe much more satisfactory if it ntoall scullers who had never | of Fredericksburg will ai of Wednesda per 4, In time to witness the races, and willoa Frida ge in races with junior oluinblag and Potomaes respective- settled that there will be arace on the ac on Saturday,October 71h, between Parker and the wlaner of the senior singles,for a $50 scuils, Robert 4, Lake 5. Tt was inte SS Se Amusements, Fonv’s Orzna Hovse, which has been renovated and beautitied, will Le reopened for the season this evening, when Charles E. Ford’s comle opera com- pany Will appear in Strauss’ opera of “Merry War.” ‘The company has won great applause by their rendition of the delightful opera in other eltles, Nationa THeaTeR.—Stanley’s allied shows, in- eluding minstrel and spectaity performers ‘and dramatic artists, will appear at the National this evening, giving an attractive entertamment. Diver's GARDEN.—A supplementary season will be inaugurated at Driver's this evening. The Hun- ABNEW’S GARDEN.—The present week will close the season at Abner’s, A Tare program fs offered. ‘New THeaTer Comtgve—Lillie Hall’s burlesque and European spectaity company will appear at the Comique to-night. sites Poutck OFFICERS MonpEp.—Saturday night, as Oficers Duke and Slater were conveying a colored prisoner, Robert Robinson, to the sixth precinct Station-house, they were pursued by a crowd of one hundred to one hundred and fifty colored peo- ple to the corner of Sth and K streets, There one Of them struck Officer Duke with a stone, cutting badly. ‘The officers succeeded in getting n to the station. In the Police Court this afternoon he was charged with using personal violence on Policeman Slater. ‘The case was con- tinued, ana the defendant was committed in de- fault of bail. a a THE CASE OF SERGEANT MASON.—MT. J. G. Bige- low, counsel for Sergeant John A. Mason, who was fenced a few months ago to the Albany pent- {lary by court-martial, has returned to the city, aving presented to Judge Coxe, of the U. 8. Clr petition for a writ of habeas corpus x Muson’s discharge. Judge Coxe directed Writ to Issue, directed to John McEwen, war- jen of the Albany penitentiary, commanding htm to produce the body of Mason before him at Utica on October 21, ie ea A Viconovs Ixvaiti.—An aged colored woman named Kitty Carter was before Judge Snell this morning. charged by another colored woman, | throwing her out of the house. | told the fudge that the complainant came to her house, while she was lying in bed very sick with | the “delaria,” and raised a fuss, and she got up out of bed and threw her out of the house, and the | “‘cttement” has caused her head to roar since. | The court sald it did not seem to be a very serious matter, and he would dismiss the defendant See es The old woman @hali was appointed guardian to A. P. Marshall, | be fully organized in ali its | arrisou, Wd | ains here to run | A SAVAGE ASSAULT.—A viclous looklog young colored man, named Frank Bell, was in Judge ell’s dock tiis morning, charged with seriously Ssaulting two colored men named Turney Whit- d Philip Brown. Whitney testified that t Saturday night crept up behind nim and ked him down with arock, and then cut him on the arm with a ra Bell’ pleaded guilty to this » court sentenced him to six Philip Brown showed the court a cut on bis head, which he salt Bell inflicted with © he Would not let him carry off ‘agOn. 50 Pieces of Ladies’ All-Wool FLANNEL SUITING, Garnet, 0! Blue, Myrtle, Brown and Black, T 2 ol Colored CA Yool Colored €. Yool Shoda .$ $1.75. - Blue, Pink snd Cardinal. il colors, $1. COMPORTs bite Wool BLA TOWSON’S, 636 VENNSYLYANIA AVENUB, South Side, Near Conter Market. 401, 403 I'VELFTH STREET. READ! READ!! READ!!! ND CONVINCE YOURSELVES THAT TIE TRICES QUOTED BELOW DEFY COMPETITION, LADIES' CHAMOIS SKIN GLOVES, 6 Button length, 69. 10 and 22 Dutton length, 98¢, MOUSQUETAIRE KID, ‘m Terra Cotta Shade, only 98c. Pem Par, 2 LOOK OUT FOR OUR GRAND FALL OPEN- ING, DUE NOTICE OF WHICH WILL BE GIVEN. Fr. A” LALS ROVAL , Jno. Johnson and Wm. Hill, affray; Hiit ronteited’ collateral and Johnson was released on his personal recognizance. Geo. Washi 3 for- felted collateral. Alfred Parker, colored, assault on Mary Parker, his wie; $1 or’5 days. ’Harriet Joy, assault on a colored girl named Annie Brown; $5 or 15 days. Albert J. Parrish; forfeited collat- eral. aR ae Deeps 1 Fre have been recorded as follows: Johanna Wiesendorn to Anule Wilson, parts 15 and 14, sq. 258; $3,600. Carrie E. T. Knox to Peter E. Scott, sub. 30, sq. 305; $709. R. Lloyd to R. Davidson, sub. 33, sq. 192; $6,000; and - same ‘Sq.; $1,500. W. King et al, executors, to James Goddard, part 62, Old Georgetow! $385. M. Ash- ford, et ‘al, trustees, to Mary J. Warner, lots 12 and 18, block 17, Meridian HIN; $975. W. King et al, executors, to James B. Connolly, sub. 1, Peters’ si, Georgetown; $217. ‘T. J. Parker to’Jos. F. Loughron, lot 36, sq. 194; $4,000, A DesreraTs ATTEMPT TO Escare.—James Mor- ris, colored laborer, broke one of his legs and dislocated the ankle’of the other Saturday by Jumping from the window of a room in the Inte- rior department, where he had been locked up to await the arrival of the police. He was charged stesilug papers from the department. He was sent to Freedman’s hospital ctiviesel pce Politica! Affairs, CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS—MAHONE AND THE FIFTH VIKGINIA DISTRICT. Congresstonal nominations were made on Satur- day as follows:—H. H. Woodmandea (pronibition), 9th Wis.; BLN. Dean (prohibition), 5th Ti. The democrats of ‘the 10th Kentucky’ district have nominated for Congress Geo, M. Adams, ex-clerk 1 committee of Washing- eld a meeting oa Saturday the nomination of Mr. ED ‘The republican cent ton county, Marylan and strongly endo’ John C. Motier for assaclate Judge. THE FIFTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT. A Richmond special to the Baltimore American says:—“Senator Mahone has summoned the leaders of his party In the 5th Virginia district to inington to confer about the situation in that ct. The coalition nominee, Winfleld Scott, yto Mahone, and 1t 1s expected her convention will be assembled and Sims wili be nominated tn his place.” eae gg ‘THe New York Tunnet Drsasrer.—After the coroner's investigation into the cause of the Har- Jem tunnel disaster Saturday, three persons were plice 1 under arrest,Rawson,the telegraph operator at Sth street; Conductor Rood and Robbins, of the New Haven train. Ra Robbins each gave bail in $3,000 and Rood tn $2,000. Assistant Superintendent Schofleld, of the New Haven line, gave his bond of $3,000 ‘for his future appearance to show ca shy he suffered an in- petent youth to a an, Most of the persons injured in the acetdent, are reported to.be doing well. No deaths have occurred since Friday. BREWSTER CAMERON AND FOREMAN DICKSON.— ‘The Philadelphia papers report. the arrival there, last Saturday night, of Mr. Brewster Cameron, who has been recalled by the government frou San Francisco, to meet the ¢ of attempted bribery made ‘by Foreman Dickson, of the star route jury. Mr. Cameron proceeded direct from San Francisco to Philadelphia. The Times, cf that city, says: “He was notified by a telezram from ex-District Attorney W. W. Ker to come to see him before proceeding to Washington, and in obedience to instructions he called at Mr. Ker’s residence yesterday afternoon and remained in conference until pastevening. Mr. Cameron has prepared a full statement of the incidents upon Which Dickson is supposed to have based his allegations of attempted bribery, and it 1s a com- plete denial, he says, of such an intent. Mr. Ker and Mr. Cameron, when interviewed, declined to make public av présent the facts in the case. Tt would not only be premature,’ sald Mr. Ker, ‘but a discourtesy to the Attorney General, to whom Mr. Cameron 18 to make his statement at the earllest opportunity. He will leave Philadelphia either to-night or to-morrow morning for Newport for this purpose. Mr. Brewster 1s now there, and he will direct its publication at the proper time.’ ” Seid ees pecs eee EXPELLED From CHURCH.—At the last monthly business mecting of the Hanson Place Baptist church, Brooklyn, a motion to expel ex-Deacon William Richardson, prestdent of the Atlantic avenue railroid company, upon a charge of disor- derly walk and immoral conduct, in having be- gun the laying of a rallroad track on Seventh avenue upon Sunday, was carried by a vote of nineteen to thirteen, a ‘THe CUMBERLAND Mivens—A special from Cum- berland, Md., says that the threatened strike in the coal regions has been avoided by the prompt action of the compantes, ‘They have been assured that the miners now at work will not come out if ordered. All the special police who have been on duty at the mines for the past four months will be discharged to-morrow, and but flye watchmen will be retained. a Snor Down ny His Wirr’s Stpx.—While Thos. Dodd and his wife were standing in the doorway of thelr residence, in Cincinnatl, at about 11 o’elock last night, a couple named Welsh came up, and Welsh pulling a revolver tired twice at Dod killing him instantly. Mrs. Welsh was_arrested, and confessed. Welsh fs still at large. Dodd mar- ried Miss Bila Hate last Tuesday night at St. Pat- Tick’s church, Covington, without the usual pre- Hous publishiug of the Dans. | When the carriage started from the church Dodd's mother and sister stoned the vehicle, and saluted the couple with violent imprecations, Their violence is explained by their disappointment in bis not marrying Miss Anna Welsh, as they ed he should make amends for his intimacy with h 2 [£rom the Boston Globe.} D*® BROWN SEQUARD AND DOCTORS - AGREE! SOMETHING WORTH GOLD. ‘The wonderful effects of extract of Celery and Cham- omile upon the nervous system and digestive organs, in curing such every day diseases as Sick Headache, Ner- yous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis and Dyspepay, and preventing Neuralgia of the Heart and Sudden Death, is now explained. Celery in its proper form controla nervous irritation and periodic, nervous and Sick Headaches, Of this the world-wide known Dr. Brown Sequard says that Celery contains more nerve food than any other vegetable or substenee found in nature. ‘The extract of Celery and Chamomile, which has been re- cently introduced to the profession and the public by Dr. C. W. Benson, has produced ench marvelous re- sults in cur n above special complaints, that it has excited public aud professional atteution aud com- ment. Dr. J. W. J. Englar, a prominent “‘recular” of Balti- more, pays them this hich tribute: **The most imvor- tant addition made to the materia medica in the last quarter of a century.” Dr. A. H. of Baltimore, another well- known phy ‘Worth their weight in gold in nervous ‘Those Pills are a special preparation, only for the cure of special diseases, a8 named, and for these dis- eases they are worthy of a trial by all inteilizent suf- ferers. They cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic H ia, ‘Nervousness, Paral- ness and Dyspepsia. ists, Price, 50’ cents a box. Depot street, Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1, or six boxes for $2.50, to any address, DR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORIT! PRESCHIFIION. oe DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE Is Warranted to Cure ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS, INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA ULCERS, TENDER ITCHINGS, and PIMPLES on all parts of the body. It makes the skin white, soft and smooth; removes tan and freckles, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE WORLD. Ele- gantiy put up, TWO bott'es in one package, consisting of both internal and external treatment, Ali first-class druggists haveit. Price $1 per package. . N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's Remedies, 115 Fulton st., New York. 825 CITY ITEMS. Dyspepsta. WasHinaTon, Jan. 5, 1882. Gentlemen: T have until recently suffered with Gyspepaia near! my life, and at times so that everything I ate with me; besides had great oppression and heaviness about the stomach. Now, after taking two bottles Rrown’s Iron Bitters, can eat anything, all the heavy fecling has left, and I already think It has done me more good than any medicine I ever tried. Respectfully, Lovts A. RICHARDSON. For Finest Oysters, Steamed, Stewed, Fried, Broiled, &c., go to John- son, 9th and E streets, All selected. Ladies’ Saloon, first floor. The Balance of Life is Lost when the nerves are overwrought. There must be peaceful sleep and good digestion, or fretfuiness and wild distress will dominate energy and dissi- pate hope. Cured only by the use of Dr. Benson’s Celery and Chamomile Pills. Elixir of Babek, avegetable compound, contains no quinine: a pos- iuive cure for Malaria, Fever and Acte.at Kiocdew: ski's drug store, 433 9th street. Price$02. 3m Forty Years’ Exnertence of an Old Nurse. Mrs Winsiow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of imothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels and wird colic. By giving health to the child itrests the mother. Price 2% cents a bottle. Ws Kidney Disease. Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De- posits, Gravel, &2., cured by “Buchupaiba.” $1. epot, Stott &’ Cromwell, 9 “Alderney Dab Ws Fresh Alderney Butte: churne: every morning and delivered in -Ib, “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, fe. per qt. Cream, ie. pint. AUCTION SALES. FPuomAs Dowzine, Auctioneer. USTEES’ 5.9? SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE. 18: June By virtue of a deed of trust dated the goventh day of and daly recorded in liber No. 1, folio one of the land records of the Dist: Co- limbia,’ the undersicned ‘Trustees will ell on MON- DAY, “SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, 1882, AT TEN O'CLOCK, at 1336 I street northwest, a gen- eral collection of Household Goods, embracing ih part— ONE ORG ‘OP TABLES,. PAR- LOR FURNITURE, L_ MIRRORS, PI TURES, SOFAS, Lol CHAIRS. WHA’ NOT, BOOKCASE, WINDOW HANGINGS, OR- NAMENTS, CARPETS, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER URNITURE, EASY CHAIRS, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAKPETS, ‘Ti GETHER WITH ALL OTHER: FURNITURI BRACED IN SCHEDULE A, ATTACHE! This is a lange collection of Furniture, and should is is a collection o' re, and shor command tne attention of buyers, Tt. LUCKETT, sion st-dts | Ee W. WHITARE '} Tras SB~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO iD UNTIL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, samme hour and place. By order of. Trustess, 25-2 THOMA» DOWLING, Auct. sity opens SEPTEMBER 18. Terms, $40 Jr an- win. For further information, apply to JAMES H. MITH, 520 8th street wrest. 825-20 MM" .E RONCH WILL RESUME HIS LESSONS ° VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRAL IN- RUM on and after MONDAY, September 25th. For particulars, call or address 608 northwest, ()°INCY SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND PHYSI- ‘CAL CULTURE, 1114 M Street Northwest. MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Principal. Opened on MONDAY, September 25th, Afternoon and Evening classes. The development of the Voice, Cure of Stammering and all Vocal Defects, Special” ties. | Private instruction in English Language, Liter ature, &c. A Preparatory Department for Boya and Girls, Daily, from 9 a.m. to 2p.m. English Branches,’ Latin, French, Drawing, and Calisthenics, The principal takes pleasure in referring to Mra. J. E. SOMERS, with whose school she has lately been connected. "Also, to prominent ministers, physi- cians, and others in this city. 815 M street ETROPOLITA OPEN AT FRIEND! ‘DERG M! RTEN WILL RE- ING HOUSE, on I, EETIN between 18th and 19th streets, on MONDAY, October 2, Principal, Mrs. John ‘Ogden, successor to. Miss ©. Graves, “References, Hon. John | Eaton, P. Peabody, Boston, we ELOCUTIO® ORA! ORY iC ART—Private and Class Instruc- oran Bu 523. INTHICUM STITUT ‘EORGETO' , De C.—The session of 1882-1883 will begin OCTOBER 2d, 1882. OPH tion for admission may be made to Cc. WS, E at his office, No. 1208 31st street, between 8:30 and 10 o'clock a. m., previously to that day. After that day at the school room. #22-tocd DENT, President. JM O82 NOICES ARE REQUIRED FOR SACRED a Music, and Parlor Opera at PROF. DeWOLOW- SKI'S Musical Institute, 1116 M street n.W. 621-Im 'T, WE! KE ERGAR" AND SCHOOL, for Primaryand Advanced Classes, will open October 9th in the school building 800 18th street, corner of H street northwest, as a branch of the Normal Kindergarten Iuetitute and National Kindergarten, 929 8th street, under the direction of Mus. LOUISE BOL- LOCK and teichers trained in the Institute. French and music optional. 815-3w ROWN'S CLASSES IN SHORT-HAND AT Spencerian Business College, corner 9th and D streets, commence 8 p,m. Tuesday, October 3d. Ben, Pitman’s manual used. e9-20 M IN SUPERIOR i. Also Teacher of theGerman Lancusve—Leipziy Conservatory 1878-'81. MISs JEA- MOXOS, 507 6th street northwest." #16-im: 132% K STREET NOKTHWEST, ‘Opposite Franklin Square. M'LLE, V, PRUD'HOMM! Mrs. J. L. McGEE. French and English school for girls. Daily instrac- tion in French and daily conversation. Young ladies cpared for Smith's or Wellesly Colleae. —French classes of all grad-s for iadies and gen- toes and girls. Also,- private classes for ladies, and three tinies a week. ‘The natural system & Terms moderate. E ma RT SCHOOL, 1318 I STREET, OPENS FORITS (A Thirteenth Annual Session SEPTEMBER 18rH. Those who desire to enter for Class Instruction are re- quested to apply before OCTOBE 2p, | Mechanical rawing MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, ‘Send for circular. 8. E, FULLER, Principal. B15-2w* SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILD- ren, 622 18th street north Reofens September 20th, 18: 213Im* MRS. ELIZABETH HARRIS, Principal. SCHOOL OF MUSIC, (ESTABLISHED 1877.) 707 Sth strect northwest. Low ratea, All branche _8u29-Lin THEO, INGALLS KING, Principal ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. 1212 AND 1214 14TH street, Select School for Young Lad'es and Little Is, opens Sept, 20th. ‘Terms for scholastic year:— pe ful course, of ingle, $00; children, under ten Sears or age, $50; Latin, $20; Modern Languages, $30. A limited number ef Bosrding Puyile received. MR. and MUS. CABELL, Principals, References—Factlty University of Va. B. L. Gilder- sieeve, of Johns Hopkins University, and other emi- nent Professors. 812-2m* PSSESPOPTOCE ANDNOERR PRINCIPALS OF FROEBELINSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN. Will resume SEPTEMBER 131u, at 1127 13th street northwest, one square from Thomas Circle, Primary, Preparatoly and Advanced Departments, | Germai French, Elocution, Music, Drawing and Calistheni For terms inguire of Principals. 4-1 HE SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC Art resumes its studies OCTOBER Isr. Private in- struction or classes, Evening lessons from 6 to 7 p.. Circulars at school or sent by maif. Mrs. ADELT! DUVAL MACK, 729 13th street northwest, 69-9m HE MISSES TIFFEY Will re-open their school for Girls and little Boys on Wednesday, September 13th, at 1436 Corcoran street, 88-Im* Church organ for practice. B H. STINEMETZ & SON. 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, Are daily receiving all the Latest Novelties in GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, English Derby Hats in Black, Brown, Blne and Green, Youths’ and Children’s Hats. Genuine Turkish Fez Caps in Red and Biue, FINE SILK UMBRELLAS. For Ladies and Gentlemen. Sole Agent for Knox’s Celebrated Hats. QCHNEIDER & BRI Ls. Dea’ers in FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON. CORNED BEEP A SPECIALTY, Choice Cuts of Beef 1244, 15, 18 and 20 cts. Stalls Nos. 37 and 3% Center M: and 321 Northern Liberty Market. °°? *= Steet wing, Marketing deli free of charge to all parts of the cil #22-1m 822-3 O TO STALL 595, NINTH-STREE’ orton tnt NEE MANET on stot og Hib Roasts, at 12%c. All Prime’ "Beek, oe FR PICKLING. For lic. PURE CIDER VINEGAR and BPRICES, JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Imported and Domestic Groceries, Wines and Liquors, an26-1m, 4p 1417 New York avenne, CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY ANTIQUE, lew and Second Hand Furniture, Stoves, 3a cotton top mattress f at : top for $2.50, at northeast ‘Corner Sout ‘to ek ‘west, Ss ee . Me ey (OAPIDOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- Ben PENS Sixth Atmual Session opens MONDAY, Sept, . For catalogues, et: s8e3 BOYDEN and GATES, 23 3d street southount” gSeTar AW SCHOOL. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. ‘This school will reopen MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, at 6 p.m. ‘The prospectus of theachool may. be had at Morrison's Book Store, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, orat the office of jecretary. whe W. J. NEWTON, Be vor 8 WED! Mt Spetraction in. Lan Lite Sciences. te 5 ‘emily. 1039-20 School for ¥e a3 NESDAY, SEPTES lune and_Day Jdren, re-opens Sept ‘ circulars to Mrs. Z. D. BUICHER and Miss M. C. DOUG: TAS Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest.a6 ABLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILD- Cor. Pa. Ave. axp ISTH St!, Orr. U.S. Treasury. “Aeclect sclicol for Boys and Young Men. Nuniber limited. Ouly scholars of good moral character re- ceived.” Fall term of 1882 begins September 11th. Day and evening sessious, Careful and thorough instruc- Sitethund: Hisher ‘Ariiimetie. Aigebra, Geowiety hand, metic, Latin and Greek. BURTON MACAFEF, A.M. Washington, D.C. {aul5-3m] Principal. NG MEN AND ROYS. ENGLISH AN 1 pups recetv vening clisses for both sexes. For further information apply to Principal. au 18-6 ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—AT TIMMS' NEW HALLS. cor. 7th and Da.w. En- trance 707 D street. Fourteenth year. Piano, Organ, Nolce, Sieg, Violin, Ke. | Twelve teachers vantages, O. B. BULLARD, Director. USINESS COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING, PI manship, ete., for $3amonth. Day and nigit. j-Din* G. W HOWE, 1030 7th street. NHi# BOYS’ ENG. AND CLAS. HIGH SCHOOL will commence its next annual seston on SEPTEMBER 17m, 1882, In the North Session Room of 4'4-strect Presbyterian Church. ‘The Principal, J. W. HUNT, ‘bo ad drossed—Lock Hox 535, Washinetn, D.'C, Tnstraction in all branches faithful and thoroug>. Its graduates have uniformly. taken a high stand in the various eolleges and’ univeraities aud at West Polat and Avnapolis. OARD AND TUITIO) ON $150 TO #200 A Yi Address FEMALE SEMINARY, Haddonfiel B J G, W: FLYNN, 30, We S.W.’ corner Sth and K etreets northwest. Privately or in Class—Mathematics, Latin, Grosk, French, German ‘and English. Special attention to prep= aration for College, West Point, Annapolis and all com- petitive examinaticns. Terms in advance, auT N 8S AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER of Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony. Address 944 K street northwest. Lessons resumed Sep- tember 4th. city JARD AND TUITION $150 TO $200 A YE. Address MILITARY ACADEMY, sation e iy’ PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN Hall Building, corner 9th and D str Day and vening Sessions, for the education of sons and daugh- fers, and men and women for self-support and real Life. ‘The branches teught are the English ; Busi- hess Arithmetic; Spencerian tical eS Bookkeeping by’ «inge and double entry, adapted every variety of business; Business Practice, whole- sale, retail and banking, e:xploying the methods of Accounts, business papers and correspondence, adopted by leading bus'ness houses: Physical and Vocal Cul- ture: Political Economy: Commercial Law; Business Ethics, Special departments in Elocution. Phonogra- phy and Drawing, in charge of best master, Collexe open AUGUST 28rH, for the Fecention of students for e year, day or evening, Tuition sy the year, in y installments of $10, $60; by the quarter. twelve 20; year scholarship for day or evening, pur- chased on entering, $50; evening tuition, three months, $16; evening tuition, one month, $6. The new, hunt: soniely illustrated Colleze Announcement, containing full information, sent free upon application by mail, or at the Colege alles: pwpy ¢ SPENCER, Principal SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. ‘auld Me OLGA HESSELBACH'S KINDERGARTEN Feopens October 24, 1882, at 1135 17th street northwest. Apply for circulars. 62-1" T. VERNON INSTITUTE, 1530 T street northwest. French and English School for Young Ladies and moni weeks Little Girls. Eleventh Annual Session will commence SEPTEM- BER 25th, ‘Mrs. C. W. PAIRO, Principal. ROF. J. F. GERMUILLE! ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOCAL MUSIC, and thorough BASS. “741 7th street n.w. CHARGES MODERATE. sl-Im* Me BURR will reopen her school MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, el-1m* 1308 H street n.w. AW SCHOOL OF GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Opens OCTOBER 4TH. Circulars at Morrison's and See or address, WM. H. DENNIS, ‘Secretary, 1425 New Yo.k avenue. au30-3m Washington, D, C. ISS SARAH A. HOWLETT, PIANO TEACHER, 814 Gth street northwest. ‘Lessons at mine or pupil's residences. 85-Im* OARD AND TUITION $175 TO $225 A YEAR. Address MILITARY COLLEGE, Burlington, N. sy3l~ ME sicbrotio CANS BOARDING AND DAY School for Young Ladies, West End Institute, New Haven, Conn, ‘Thirteenth yéar commences SEPTE BER 2hrx. Send for circular. sy13 ‘PENNSYLVANIA 1 MILITARY ACADEMY, aes ‘Twenty-first year opens SEPTEMBER 131H. ER. ‘New building: superior aceommodations appointments com- plete; English, Collegiate, Chemical, Civil Engineering nurses. Degrees conferred. jy13-3in COL. THEO. HYATT, Prest, ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCL ere Seay in class. Students repared for Collyge and competitive pre ldress MA. SANUS. AM Columbian SEWING MACHINES, é&c. We CHALLENGE THE WORLD. COMPETITION DEFIED. The finest and_best SEWING MACHINES the world has produced. ‘The Simple and Durable ELDREDGE, the New and Modern VICTOR, the Strong and Com- pact HARTFORD. Call st our office and examine these iachines. A complete stock of all the other makes of Machines always on hand At OPPENHEIMER'S Popular Sewing Machine Rooms, 628 9th street northwest, BAZAAR PAPER FASHIONS. 223 GiBAND, CLOSING OUT SALE OF MACHINES taken in exchange for new ones the past week. ‘These Machines have been through our repair shop and are now in perfect order. E SON Machines at! @ SINGER Machines at. : SGKOVER & BAKER Machines a A responsible guarantee for three years with all Ma- chines we sell, rent or repair. C. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts. Agency for the Saxony Wool German Handknit Tackets. #20 Ou. YOSO MACHINE before youcome here and see our Steck and prices. Positively no agents employed, J. F. McKENNEY, 427 9th street northwest. au WILL REGRET IT IF-YOU BUY ANY SEW- PPP, U U RRR EERE PoPU UR R E PPP U U RER EE 3 U UR RE P . UU R RK 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 U UPPP PPP FEERRR TTTTEERNN N* U UP PP PE RR T KE NN NI U UPPP PPP EE RRR T KE NNN Ui Up P E RR T E NNN UU P P KEEER R .T EEEN NN (Uy SboustEp ADVANTAGES EARLY BUYERS OF DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. ‘ YOUR Last cHaNncer OUR LAST CHANCE ‘The assortments are complete, the choicest styles in every department are on exhibition, there is ample room at the counters to comfortably inspect the offer- ies a best and most careful attention is to be Later on, when the rush begins, it is obvious the ‘same opportunities cannot be extended for careful and deliberate selection. I therefore ask my patrons to serve their own interest weather. §2" SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, FINE DRESS AND HOUSE-FURNISHINGS A “SPE- FABRI and to anticipate their wants so far as practicable, by selecting now a portion of the DRY GOODS, which | the best bargains ever offered. they are sure to urgently need with the coming of cold SEPTEMBER ONLY, ‘During this month you have the iast chance of buying ‘We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2, ani as we are determmed to open only with fresh, new Goods, we shall sell the remainder of our stiil immense stock at euch figures as will insure quick sales. §¥ "CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES, (Svccesson TO PERRY AND Buornen), Pennsylvania aye., corner 9th strast, Established 1840. 523 We hav hand 1,000 pieces BLACK AND COTS ORED Cas RES. These goods have really ad- rey Tyr. 00. 34 x vanced since last winter, We shall offer them way AA T 9 ORNS below cost. 00) 5 as 4,000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, PPP FEE RRR RRR y | Some of which are as fashionable this season as they PPE R R RR y aa were last. You can buy them for 50 cents on the doliags PeP FE RRR ERR YY They must be closed out. Fd E R RRR ; es P EEF RK RERKR ¥ SILKS, SATINS, VELYE-TS. The largest stock in the city. Convince yourself of Ww. M. SHUSTER & SONS. . FALL AND WINTER OF 1882. Paris Fashions just received i terials in SILK: S, SATINS. V inda of Dress Ma- 1 VETS, PLUSHES and choice Woolens, suitable for the early tall and winter. BRAIDED AND EMBROIDERED DRESSES. the «rvat bargains we are offering. ‘We are selling a beautiful | cents, in twenty difterent ps LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING Goops, In odds and ends, at your own price, in preference ta sending them to auction, Braided Paris Jackets fj fall and winter in en a - colars to mateh dives 1. a ae BROCADED PLUSHES AND VELVETS IN ALL OF Striped Piushes in great variety; Ottoman and Bro- caded Silks in new designs and clezant Silks, Evening Shades in § THE NEW SHAD! ing Goods in every grade and texture. We offer a very choice Black Silk for $1.25 and $1.50. ‘They cannot be beat for the price in any city. W. 223, M. SHUSTER & SONS. ft orings; White Satins and Wiushes for Wedding Costumes. dike, Safios and Brocades, Mourn- BLANKETS! BLANKET: 1,500 pairs gt less than we can replace them in five case lota, We want fresh goods for our new Buildings therefore the sucritice, 1,000 COMFORTERS. ‘We offer the largest size, both ides best Cocheco robe SNOWDEN L. Heursroxe. NEW FIRM. WILL OPEN OCTOBER 4 WITH AN FL Consisting of Brocaded and Plain Silke, Velvete and ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF RST-CLASS DRY GOODS, Cuanues Penny. print, white cotton filling, at $1.40, regular price$2.¢ The cold weather will come soon, procure your wipter stock now. $2.40 full size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to $1.20. 5 All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, some of which are soiled, at lees than half price, Hiushes in all the new shades. Also, Black in all qual- ios, Colored Dress Goods of the latest im) ion. Novelties in Suitings, sess Black Dress Goods in all fabrics. Acomplete line of Embr.idered Cashmere Robes, Flannels and Blankets. on Linen Department will show some great bar- ns tigers and Underwear, Shawls, Gossamers and Um- Domestics, all grades, at bottom Specialties in Mor Goods pecia uring pes. kel One Price Onty. HEMPSTONE & PERRY, 803 Pennsylvania avenue. Pm ted iain i our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS, Best goods made, reduced to the following low prices: 5-4 125 cents. 6-4 15 cents, 7-4 1746 cevta. 8-4 20 cents, ' 9-4 2289 cents. 10-4 25 cents, These came directly from the Wamsutta milla an@ are in length from one to ten yards, hd Courtauld’s Eng- Ladies’ full size WHITE LAWN APRONS, richly trimmed, at 8 cents. KIRTS; in fact, every article in our immense estab> **p—pRY GOODS” “AT COST,” FROM THE 41H INST. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 803 MARKET SPACE, lishment, reduced to such low figures that it will pay” anybody to buy- them now for the Fall and Winter wear, Remember, we are compelied to reil at one price oF theother. If we do notsell at retail we shail be obliged to dispose of balance on hand by auction, This is @, Will sell AT COST their entire stock of first-class Goods | troublesome Job and incurs many expenses, which We” WITHOUT RESERVE. want to save and give the benefit to our customers, ‘We are compelled to make this sacrifice in conse- quence of our removal to our new store, 811 Market pace. an opportunity This sale will continue for a few days only, and such | Stores, bargains is seldom offered. to secure Come one and all during this month to our present 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., and secure some of the RARE BARGAINS. All t paid for at time of ciate PLP St He of parca wie an? TRUNNEL & CLARK. Ov IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS. The tai aseortmentof Lawnsin Washington. Par white all Linen Lawns only 25c, Colored ors, 50c. Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- edigndsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 O81. Black Silks, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 87cts.. 25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. 1, $1 Pi rediasimin tare toe curtains, 15, 20, 25¢, tof. Bleached Table Damask, all linen, 50¢. Dinner Napkins, all linén, 75e. dozen. Black Csehin Dout Black width, jere Shi nals, gure wool, $2 to $10, White Blankets, d Colored Cashmeres, pure wool, double to 7c. Nun's veiling, pure wool, (in pink, )25¢. Colored Cashmeres, in pink and light bine, 59¢. lack Grenadine reduced to $l. Pure Blac Silk and Wool'Bl and White Striped Silks, Nun's Veiling, (biack, ) all pure wool, 25c. 58 CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACR. au2s LANSBURGH & BROTHER. PIANOS AND ORGANS. A. URSO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 613 lire Street northwest. Pianos for Sale an Rent. Second-hand Pianos of first - cl ing, Rnabes Weber, ele. ‘Tuting’cngitepsiring done ing, Rnabe, Weber, etc. Tuning ai in the best of style and promptly attended to. wS-2une ss Cc HAUNCEY J. REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, DEALER IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND SOLE AGENT OF THE CELEPRATED SHONINGER CYM- BELLO ORGANS AND THE MATCH- Luss HEINEKAMP PIANOS, Offers the following REVISED PRICE LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS: RY GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. Arizona Foule, all colors, ai Beautiful Combination Suitings. Full ine Cashme:es, ail G BI Black Silks, 75, $1, $1. dl the new shades. Biack Cashmere, 25. 40 the new colors, at $2.50 (bought early, in first hands $3 ., $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2. 50— ‘We keep only the reliable makes. Dress Flannels Black Satin, $1, $1.25, $1.50. All the cheaper grades of Dress Goods from 123 to 50c. Table Damask ‘Table ad Di Lace Curtains, in set WHITE GOODS. in bleached, jollies, from 50c, to $5 per doz. from $3. 50 to’ 10-4 Sheeting, 25, 30 and 373c. 544 Sheeting,’ from lage. ute All makes of 4~ ue 4. Cotton as cheap as can be baa. We sell the best 25c. Towel to be had. We sell very fine per doz. Good lange size Blankets at $2. Better Bi ww ts at a $7 and $10. CLOTHS & hyets {Enes. Weaitomesongttaars ** ae We make SI wo INE, 50, €0, 75, $1 and $1.25. haif and unbleached, 25, 35, 40, 50, 71 0 per pair, Damask Towels at $4, $5, $6 and $9 Con. 20TH STREET. No. 1.—Genuine Wm. Heinckamp Upright, in mahoga caso, mate at cost of $100, used thre mouths, wit accept any reasonable offer. 6 Seven-octave New York Square’ Pian r lanificent New Square Piano, cousigued ‘manufacturers and must be cold No. 4.—Seven-octave W: Ki No, 5.—A $600 Double. Or = pecial prices in Burdett, “Maxon & Hi ye er Organs, sold on $5 monthly payments, aw EATTY'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS, $125, PIANOS, ious tooo.” Abdrem DANIEL f° BEATTY Washiye- tou, N. 3 “ae G. L. WILD & a 5 709 7th Street North sole agents forthe STIEFF and thek RANICI & BACH PIANOS and ESTEY ORGAN Special attention <iven to Toning Pianos and Organs. ‘Several Pianos and Oncaus now for reut atlow rates FINANCIAL. _ = ———= PavaTe STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK, H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocksand Investment Securities Bought an@ Sold on Commission, ft and will save | No, 539 16rm STREET, (CORCORAN BUDDING) order, guarantes fit, and save you Shirts ready made at 65, 75, $1 and 1.25. od a for Geuts and Ladies, both White Honiery, ‘Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Gossa- Every class of Becurities bourht and ead on comenieh mers, 0. Ea7"{We will sell as Cheap as any houre in the city. LL & W. LUTTRI 1930 PENN'A AV! Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Bnoapwax, New You. #enin San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on tha ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one persaat ot se Dest Building, 810 F street, sequence of the né \creaed accommoda- fhe sthool will be held at 925 ¥ street northwest, im ‘PAQEESSOR ALEXANDER DewoLOwsKT, Pianist and Vocalist assisted by hisdaughtet, Miss ISABELLA DeWOLOWSEL, has re-openca his MUSI- CAL INSTITUTE, at 1116 M strect, corner 12th street northwest, His new and simplified inethéd of instrac- Hon Is the best in existenc». It saves years of practicn; it teaches how to read music at right, and trains the Voice to its highest culture for operas, concerts or the parlor, s7-3m, Ww. In tions, 88. You ne and 27. jorough English French other languages months. Draw- PS aa advan taxes unsurpassed. ‘aulé-1sgm" HE CEDARS—GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. A. sets SURE Guar Rat esas, a 5 i 1916 dress the Misses Earle, 1916 85th street, ‘Washington, D.C. ICAL ACADEMY, 1721 DE SALES STREET, ‘between Connecticut ave. and With st. nw.” cipal, J. P. CACLETELD, Mus. ‘Doo. Studies resumed September u19 iON and OR a Ry Re ‘and Day: ber Misti ieteeedig tl een, tee ; ARY, and WHISKEY. ‘This Whiskey upon an analytical examination has proved to be FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients witich are used to giye a Aictitious age and flavor to this popular drink, FOR SALE BE BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, ‘Wasurserox, D. C, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, auT PpeHacEH PARERS! APPLE SLICERS!! COMBINATION; CIDER AND F. P. MAY & CO, ‘ it 1 RI EEE SSSg FEE no cE PRORE 8558s 5' Se g5553 GiRonsE ce yo THE SUMMER PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. SAM'L C. PALMER, 1294 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, z ‘West Washington. * commission, Private and direct télexraph wires t> Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which “orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations Stocks and Bonds end information regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di- rect from the New York Stock Exchange. * WOOD AND COAL. PPP. VELING, 14TH STREET WH. P ‘above Bridwe. | Oifice 1822 1th st. north west; PPP RRR ER = lowest Pelcant cook ‘and wood orders 's : Sgeg8 Ei jotioe, Pi + Oak, $5.50; Hickory, $7.50: Hkime Ssss8 Sgss8 Eze Sggs8 eee Gok, Si Eins ee. 7. BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, LVANIA CRUSH HGG, STOVE. AND N ny at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS TY COAL AND woop, By water and rai! direct from the mines.