Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1882, Page 4

‘The Court in General Term. THE OCTOBER TERM CONVENED TO-DAY—CONDITION OF THE CALENDAR, To-day at noon the October term of the Supreme Court of the District (General Term) was convened in the Cireuft Court room. The term opens with a calendar of 165 cases, a much larger one than usual, and it is probable thit the term will last Orrics oF rie CHIRP Stawat Orricer, ¥ | three'months or more. The chief justice will be Wasixoron, D.C.. Oct. 2, 1882, 10:0) a.m.f | able to sit through the whole term, ther being no For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, | case for argument in which he will sit below. but Bortherly to easterly winds, with no change in | there are cases in which the other two justices ‘temperature. (Cox and James) have set. Patent appeal cases Special Weather Balletin. have the preference, and there are four ‘The chief signal officer of the army furntsnes | Om the maser, See Ge Seem conmeciot te following’ special Dulletin “to cha nes | with electric light patents. ‘The case of the estate The varometer is highest horth of the Inke hice, | of Robert Harrison stands well toward the head of and lowest near Sydney, N. 8. Northerly winds | the calendar, and there jare a number in which the e ae the . | District government an railroad compat See Seotacent to sree cn the Atlantic const, | Sr interested. ‘The cases of M. a. Cancy, cou victed of assault with Intent to kill Mrs. Bergevii Hugh Strider, convicted of larceny, second offense, in which the potnt !s made that where there is @ Fdon a conviction of second offense cannot be 1d; Chas. Shaw, colored, convicted of the murder Of lits sister, ahd under sentence of death for January 19th next; James King, Chas. Lesry, John H. Murphy, the three card monte cases; Ed. Morrell, Chas. Fitzs'mmons, altas Ward, Chas. Lilly, the Fleming safe burglars, are well down towards the foot of the calendar, but it Is usual to give criminal cases a preference. At 11 o'clock, the Chief Justice and Justices James and Cox took thelr seats on the bench. APPLICATIONS, The applications of the following were referred to the committee on applicants for admission to the bar: W. A. Leltch, Travers B. Hedgeman, David A. McKnight (of New York) and Samuel D! THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. and northeast to southeast winds are repor from ail other districts, with local rains in the Mis- sisstpp! valley in the northwest. The temperature has remained about stationary in the districts on the Atlantic coast and it has risen slightly in the Rorthwest, where It is from 10° to 20° above the Rormal for the month. The following stations more than one ineh of rainfall uring the twenty-four hours: Sydney, N. S., 1.71; Hall- N. S., 285; Yarmouth, N. 8., 1.82 ndiea " fair weather will continue in New England and on the Middle Atiantic coast during Tuesiay, with no change In temperatu: indicated for the Mt ‘upper lake region during Tuesd Look at THE Iowexse Bare Morrow at M. Aucenstetn’s, 8 ‘West: Decorated tea se! Ss, $3.81 ehamber sets. 10 pleces, $3.35; bronze s With best trimmings, Sc; INS Offered for to- h street north- ; decorated i ¢ following applications were filed for the places of the two additional criers provided by net of Congress: W. W. Kirby, J. E. F. Carlin, | Dantel MeLaughiin. zY uckets, ed Di ations were received from ff. A. Brawner, pepper bo: 1, , Charles Curtin for re= plate x Maryn) ) Hizsh, John P. Lawrence stables, ED. reinarked thit those who had dit to themselves and sausraction le would be reappointed, unless there ection, He asked, if there Was objection, tit be manifested, saying the personnel of the court would not be changed except for good reason. ‘The calendar was calle’ and several cases were Marked settled and a number marked for hearing, Adjourned until to-morroy ST. th: SrareTiy Pere Liqvoxs for Bse. Arlington whiss nedicinal and fam!iy er gallon; $1 per quart reet northwest. Usa Ceres. MINN&OLA, STERLING, RELIANCE AND Gowves Hitt, the best piteat fours in America. NEARLY all the abs Court this morning se ad the chills. Samstac’s, 730 7th street, Fall Opening Season of 1882 Magniticent Display. Parisian Bonnets, Fashionable Shades of Stik, Pushes, Velveis. Trimmings, Flowersand Plumes! 280 Hats and Bonnets, elegantly trimmed in every Shade of style. Ladies invited to attend the grand opening, whieh will take place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Obtober 3d, 4th and Sth. BEWwAxE OF SHoppy read: ade overcoats. Pur- ailor made overceat y very little worn, and almost as good as new, at a great bargain, at J. Herzog’s, 8 9h street, dear Pennsylvania avenue. -New WALL Parens just arrived at R. W. Hen- Gerson & Co."s, 1113 F Street northwest. Sc. Butter Brrross, Youngs’, 736 7th street. ut witaesses at the Police pubile re- nt asan excuse that they garding the inaucural of our new bullding, Being compelled to further the desires of our Immense custom, we continued the business at the old place until the evening on Saturday list. The immense preparation necessary to make the opening of our new enterprise a Was therefore greatly retarded. We sincerely hope our patrons and the pubic will be leniect. Lanssuncu & Bro. Sages Denies It. To the Editor of Tre EvENrxe Star. Tnoticed my name in Saturday’s tssue of your valuable paper, stating that I had been arrc for dealing in Chicago beef without a licens’. Now, I want the public and my customers to know andied any Chica: ing in the article. A DISREPUTARLE Sorg Nokes and privates Burns and Fitzgerald, of tie South — Washington precinct, “early” Sun- day morning made a rald on a disreputa- ble house, kept by Eliza Mergin, in McCues alley, between 6th and 7th and K and L streets southwest. The proprietress and a score of other female occupants of the house were taken Into custody. In the Police Court tals morning Eliza was charged with keeping 2 bawdy house and the other women were used as wit- nesses. The testimony was of the most revolting character and the court imposed a fine of 325 or days. She was committe? in derault of the fine. —The business —— REMOVING TO A New BurLpy of Messrs. Clark and Trunnel, the well-known d1 goods merchants, now situated at 803 Mat Space, has in-reased to such an extent that their present quarters have become utterly inadequate for the Increasing needs of thelr trade. To pro- vide for this they have erected a large and hand- some building at No. 811 Market Space, where ‘they will have ample room for thelr present ne- cessitles and a little to spare for future growth. House ‘Mx. Jonx Cuvre has put a Howe coal scalein ‘Bis yard on 10th street. ‘FussEtw’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, Cmicaco Mrat.—Call at Stalls Nos. 32 and 33, Charles E. Naylor, Center Market, 7th street wing, and procure the best quality of Ciicago beef. RID Foust. 10 U0 tse; routed ste 10% to 12e.: sirloin and porterhouse, 12% to I5c.;' soup meats, 6c. per pound. Other meats in proportion. PURE Grare Cipgr, made from select Virginia pressed, $1 per gallon, and sold by Curls- GaPSiucer, No. 911 7th street northwest. ‘Qfacuier Coves axp Haurrox choice Norfolks steamed, ®h, near E Ladi Ax old colored man, named Jefferson Winston, was fined $2 by Judge Snell thts morning for cast” img rubbish on a vacant lot. Euixie or Basex, for malaria, chilis and fever, eontains no quinine. Sold by all druggists. ‘Tue FoLLowrxe immense bargains tn table glass ware and English, French and American china Ware will be sold to-morrow, only at R. Gold- Schmid’s 812 7th st nw. French china cups and Saucers ovide shape $1.25 % doz. extra lars $1.35 3g doz, Saxon shape 85 ig doz, plates 6 We 34 doz, 7 Inch 65e 34 doz, 7% inch 70: 14 doz, 8% meh 80c 3% doz, soup plates 80 ¥ doz, lee creat OF fruit saucers S02 per doz, decorated ¢hina Porapa- dour cups and saucers He 4 doz, plates to mate] Wes doz, colored glass Shell fruit bowls 40c Inch oval giass dishes 5c, 8 Ineh 7c, 9 Inch 9, hand- some decorated Bohemian Vases 5c, 50c and $1.00 @ pair, fine porcelain cups and saucers 60: 34 doz, extra’ large size 7c 3 doz, 7 inch covered oval or Found vegetable dishes 55, London toothpick hold- @ts Se, covered glass sugar bowls l0ec, decorated Bohemian glass toilet sets 3 pteces We, Hand paint- €@ French cant receivers on stands stall size 50¢, | extra large 5c, colored glass break: ASSAULTING HIS WIPR.—A colored man named Frank Holmes was in Judge Snell's dock this morning for assaulting Lucretia Holmes, his wife. She told the court that he came home Saturday night and gave her some money to may the store bill and afterwards he wanted It ack, and she refused to let him have it, when he bit her finger nearly off, to make her let'go of tie money. He was sent (6 Jail for 30 days in default of $1 —— THE PAWNREOKER'S SALE.—The pawnbroker's sale will be continud tis evening at7 o'clock, at Duneanson Bros, corner of 9th and D streets. Those in need "of diamonds, gold and silver watches.rings, cuns, pistols, clothing, &c., should Hot fafl to attend, as every lot is belng sold. See advertisement. ————— StaTe REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATIONS. —At a meeting of the West Virginia R-pubilean Association Saturday evening, a committee was appointed, of Which E. W. 8. Moore 1s chairman, to perfect ‘the necessary arrangements for transportation. A committee, composed of James M. Ewing, Jolin A. Hervey, K. H. Silvey and Edson C. Brace, was appointed to canvass the departments and ascer- tain the names of every voter of West Virginia. ‘The Tennessee Republican Association Sutur- day evening appointed a committee consisting of Méssrs. C.“C. Collins, J. N. Sparks, J. W. Brown, J. P. Hammer and F. D. McFarland to interview Mr. W. P. Brownlow and ascertain in which hitherto democratic districts that the most good could be accomplished by the dissemination of re- publican literature. ———— ‘Tue RECOxSTRUCTED JEFFERSON BUILDING.—The work of reconstructing the Jefferson school butld- Ing has'so far been completed that sixteen of the schools which were removed from it after the fire returned to their old quarters this morning. The full compl-ment—twenty-four—will be in there In less than a week. This bullding 1s now considered one of the best’ school buildings in the District, and many contend that it is the best, all accom: modations considered. It 1s now three stories high with a basement, in place of four stories, as for- merly, and as ‘early fire-proof as any of the School buildings. In the third story of the main Dullding 1s located the large hall for exhibitions, which formerly occupied a fourth-story mansard tinder box, and the two wings at each end run- ning into ‘the play grounds, form an annex, adding rooms to make the original number con plete. In making these alterations the architect, Mr. J. B. Brady, has added many improvements: thick fire-walls have been constructed trom the basement to the top; fire-proof stairways with steps of alternate blue and Diack slate, and ven- tlating stacks and flues have been made. heating apparatus 1s made as safe as it is possible to make them, with furnaces and engines in the same building. Messrs. W. B. Downing & Bro. were the contractors, and much credit 1s due them for the workmanitke manner {n which the job has been executed, sets 4 | Pisce? Sc lange, water pitchers 9c, handsome | pPaltited ovide shape cups and Saucers 3c, | rystal glass bread trays 2c, also 10 per cent dis- count on an immense assortinent of the latest de sigs in decorated dinner, tea and chamber sets ‘will be on exhibition. Orextnc Canps tn every variety and shape, at & Duval’s, publishers’ and wholesale —— in advertising novelties, Christmas cards, q A DpaIstTive CoLoreD Boy, named Aucustus » Was sent to jail for 30 days by Juige Snell this morning for stealing a cap from the ‘More of Henry Kramer, No. 1012 7th street. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Foxp’s Orea Hovsz.—“One of the Finest.” ‘Rarionat. Turaten.—“Black Crook.” New Taeatex Comreve.—Variety. Darver’s Gaxvi Free concert. ————— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:10 p. m. and ex- ‘Woguished at 11 p. m. Saturday Clinton H. Emmerson entered a suit for against the District for injuries received by Into an gpening in the sidewalk of ¥ street, it. ‘The rifie team of the Union Veteran Corps shot Sor a gold badge Saturday at the Anacostia Farce. leading scores were C. Hartel, 40; R. Heluon, 96; Dr. Donotue, 31—the others following sty! law school of the National University opens at 6 o'clock at the new lecture rooms, 925 Fetreet, when the faculty will make the annouace- ‘Dr Jona ie Monk nystetan who had | »* “On fenke, a young physician who ha ‘ i aiready gained an enviable prominence tn his pro. | Pcl, Sensis irate fesston. Saturday night at his father’s rest- | min to Henry Douglas, part’ 5, 23 (les G@ence, No. 603 3d street northwest. Tae funeral 2% © Wioccnenan Coe memoconee Will take place to-morrow morning, and services John Burns to F. W. Stolpp,part WH be held at St. Mary’s church. 1775; $406. “James H. Fry to Miller & Yazer, sorne Columb Fishing Cla Sub. 6 Sq. 506; $2,500. J. 8, Ames to Caroline W ensuing year as follor Hams, sub. 118 and part 7, sq. 210; $5,150. S. H. et: James Lowe, ree Elmonston to Julia A. Powell, sub. ‘59, sq. 1 man, treasurer: and Charies F. $3,400. A. F. Barker to A. Wall, sub. 22 sq. 383 meeretary. The standing committ-< 1s dt Same to W. F. sub. 33, de Of W. L: Riley, A. G. Stevens and George 8. Kautl- z to F. B. Smith, part 13, Archbishop Gibbons returned to Baltimore Sat- | $138 “Elisabetn collin grday trom his annual visitations to Frederick and sq. 372; $2,800. J.B. Taylor to Pentgomery counties, During his trip he con- ‘Warner, in trust, part 33, 8q. 156: $2,506.87. Brmed 355 persons, including 57 converts. Fugett, part 8, sq. 743; $325. J. Wilson to ‘The stxty-first annual course of lectures at the Howard, sub. 26, sq. 163: $—. | Margarct E. Rations} Medical College will commence this eve. . M.' Hodges, sub. 1, sq. 732; $3,000. Eliz a 2 Cmnaginoy th acre ss by ne natu | sheth M. Patel to A tehead lecturer, Prof. Elliott Coues. The pro- | A Pu Purtagto: Sevlon and public'are invited. The exercises be- | $2, ies Mite WEL Coe A. Swiizotl, lots 68 and 71, sub. sq. 684; $1,400. V B. Partello'to Parthenla Thyson, sub,’ 193, sq. 206 | $3.50, 1a Thyson to W. B. Partello, sub, 7B. sq. 445; $1,736.52 W. H. Clagett, trustee, et al, to Hettio A. Key, lots 43 and 40, Suv. of 84 and 25; Real's addition to Georgetown; $1,835. Cathering Proctor to Daniel Murray. lot 5.see. 9, Barry Farm; $—._Ardeeser and Giesivr, trustees, to L. Kiss. asurer, lots § to 11, sq. 716; $2,500. G. Crandell to Emily F. Hart, "pts 5 ani 6, sq. 287. aL Estate Tra: eiected omeers | § ker, | BIR at 8 O'clock. Mr. Wm. Majors, of the docw ‘Meat Printing oMl>. hus purchased alotin Wine and Johnson's ad tition to Hyattsvili Harrison Davis, a street uuckster, was before | Snell this morning charged with loud and erons conduct in hallooug “hand head cab- Dage,” ete. He was released on bis personal boi $8 Promising uot to ery his wares so ioud in th are. ‘The meteorological summary for the Washtn, t room.Gov E- | The Courts. : CITY ITEMS. Potice Court—Judge Snet. Saturday, Patrick Breen, threats to Mary Breen, For Coughs, his wife; $100 bonds or six months, Sarah Mc- Kenzle, ‘assault on another colored girl named Annie Jackson; $5 or 15 days. Jno. Philips and Glenn Taylor, assiuit on Geo, Langley; $1 each. Polly Green, colored, assault on Kate Thomas; $5 or 15 days. “Avelaidé Williams, assault on David Carroll; $5 or 15 days. JohnH. Alexander, col- ored, assault on Fanny Alexander; do. To-day, George Leonard forfeited collateral. George Dean, colored, assault on Maggle Sullivan; $or15 days. Frank Holmes, colored, assault on Lucretia Holmes, wife; $10 or 80 days. Robert Johnson, threats to William Davis: personal bonds. Augustus Shorter, colored, larceny of a cap from Henry Kramer; 30’ days in jail. Charles Carroll; forfeited collateral. Alexander Moore, colored, larceny of two razors from Henry Willfams; diss missed. George Setlers, assault on James Frost: $5 or 15 days. Eliza Mergin, keeping a bawdy house; #25 or 60 days. Barbara Smith, colored Profanity; % or 7 days. Join Bowman; forfeited collateral. Frank Lorenzo, loud and botsterous; $5 or 15 days. John Gray, vagrancy; 30 days. Richard Mason, colored, charged with being a habitual drunkard; personal bonds. Isaac Tansil, colored, throwingy’ stones; $2 Peter Harris, va- grancy} bonds or 9) days. John Cavanaugh, Thomas Dorsey, and John Falkner forfeited col- Literal. Edward Forsytie, do. Join Bennett and John Carr, loud and boi-terous; $ or 15 days each, Fanny Bruce, colored, throwing stones; § or 15 days. gefferson Winston, colored, 62 an open lot; 2 ‘Thomas Kane lateral. “Frank'D nt; do. Julia Di . Sdays Frank res Jones, Wilitiin Thomas, Chariés Wise, George Jotinson, James Wise and Albert Brooks, VYigrancy; 90 days each. Columbus Swaggart; fortelted "collateral Lewis Blackburn, colored, carrying a pistol; $200r 60 days, John Dulin; tor “teolleteralL David Curtis, vagrancy: 90days. colored, protanity: & or 7 days. Vagrone! bonds or 9) days, forfelted collateral. ages Harbormaster Sutton reports as follows: Schr. Kate Schr. Annie Schr. Alfred E. Colds or any Irritation of the Tifroat take Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. Price % cents, Public Voice. ‘Wasuixarow, D. C., Jan. 4, 1881. GENTLEMEN :—In renewing our orders for Brown’s Iron Bitters it may be of satisfaction for the public to know that we receive the most flattering enco- iiums from our customers tn regard to the efficacy and genuine merit of this medicine. . WHITESIDE & Warton, Pharmacists, 1921 Penn. avenue. [Brown's Iron Bitters ts a true tonic. A cure for ay: spe ap indigestion, weakness and all wasting ‘Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and cou oysters, All selected. Ladies’ saloon first jor. Few Complextons Can bear the strong, white morning light which exposes every speck of tan, every pimple and the slightest spotting of eczema, In Dr. Benson’s Skin Cure ts sure relief from the annoyance of these blemishes on the cheek of beauty. Doctory and Churches. ‘The doctors of New York city,hundreds of whem have personally visited Speer's vineyards during the wine making season, say his Port Grape Wine has proved to be pure, unadulterated, of a fine flavor and tonic properties and ts unsurpassed for its restorative powers, and they prescribe it as a very superior wine.’ The principal churches in New York and Brooklyn use tt for communion. For sale by Drugyists and Grocers. Forty Years? Experience of an Old Nurse. ‘ ‘up is the prescription © physicians and nurses In the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failinz success by millions of inothers 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 it rests the mother. rice 2 cents a Chariotts M Rulph Abercrom! Dh River Trane. river front e8 Tor ¢ oysters for V3, potat dibson, a bottle. m,W,3 | Stayth, coal. Barge Heraid, coal. “Schr. Smoot a A. Howel, wood for J. O. Catter. Schr. Snow, ice Catarrh of the Bladder. for Great Falis Ice company. Stinging irritation, tnfiimmation, all Kidney ——_> and Ur nary Complaints, cured by “Buchupatba.” Alexandria Affairs. $1. Depot, Stott & Cromivell. 6 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Bitter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-1. “Ward” prints 40c. per 1b, Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, per at © pint WOOD AND COAL. EB CREVELING, 14TH WHARF, above Long Bridge. Gitice 1822 14th st. northwest; # coal aud wood orders filled at short $F Oak, $5,505 Hickory, $7.50; Sawed Im’ ING Stan. nes here yesterday had erviers, but all Of them were well at- Rerorted for Tr no unusual: tended. pels Dr Ciflds preached at t Presbyterian ehucch. ‘The Christin Atl Society of the Baptist ¢ ¢ the afternoon at the church. The Reform church | held a Gospel temperance’ merting at the sune time. At ter hour the Curistlan Assoctition held aunion prayer mecting at the Prince Strect Presbytericn chureh. Rev. Dr. Libeott, of Wash- ington, has almost become an Al-xandfla pastor, having officiated here at the German Lutheran eling in pve lay evening tor many weeks EGG, STOVE, AND NUT SIZES. f a : Deen the SSaetarran thie cies . has | No dirt!’ Nu dust! No clinkers! ‘The best and cheay fek tors lane time in Gale, est fuel! 93 1ercent fixed carbon! You cannot dowith- outit. Order it from A. K. WILLIAMS, Jr., 713 7th strect, Hardware and Cuile 2030 JOHNSON & BRO., COAL axp WOOD. ; any old or new firm, any I UMPS AND PITFALis —It 1s now nearly a year Super nient of Pol Coleman re- ported that the covers of many of the purnp wells Of the city were in a rotting and dangerous condi- tion. ‘These pump wells exist at every central in- lersection Of strects, Most of the pun 0 Or been removed, but the w 1 ofrpany, other kind of firm ih the city. A iunportant, at least, that the loc: Store Yara: Eashy's Point. hidden wells be marked, and, if possible, they Moin Yar’ M and 20t 1 street. should be inspected regularly with an fron ro:t to ch Office: 806 F street northwest. aul6-3m as-erlain the condition of the woodwork whlch now keeps the pavement from tumbling in. HN MILLER, 1HE POTOMAC MANUFACTURING COMPAN Bi J OH Nholcsale and Retail Dealer in .—It is sala that unter the new management tie Potomac | yy a5 ome, Denat/ ana raat Aion Sen aig anal Tee ewUring company wilt become @ more dis- | virginia avenue wontlivest: eney Olea: 55 ik Uuctly Alexandria tustitution. Its new president | treet northwest and 149 B wireet southeast Peloghonie aud treasurer Will come here to reskie, and re- | Connection, newed energy will characterize the work. The company has alresdy much tmproved tue river front south of Duke strect, and its establishment | here has been coin ident with a general improv ment in the town. As yet, howe its work has been preparatory to more extended Ventures. OPENING OF REGISTRATION.—The new registra- tion of the vot or the second ward aud the fourta ward of the city began this morning, and a number of voters were registered upon te new Wooks. The books wiil coutinue open for a week. Committees of tie political parties 1 3 Yoters to register und are supervising the registra 01 Station Hovse.—at the stz I hand’e the very best quality of Anthracite and Bitu- minous Coal. I buy for cash only; therefore my prices: canrct be discounted. Coal received direct by rail from the mines and kept under cover. Orders promptly de- livered in any part of the city. aud-3in oJ OHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL AND Woop. By water and rail direct from the minea. _Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in the United ton house this morn- at lowest cash prices, and delivere prom] ing ae were three paerane Juila aes Ae Ga oe and depot, 12th an Water cuarged with assault on Mollie Scott; Cecelta wee pay a 4 Jackson, drunk and disorderly, and a Wisite lad | _htauey Sante: 1204 Fst. naw, 3d and K sts n.x eerged with disorder, southeast. | y! Cutccir Couxr—Mr. Barus caso was | ———_———————————— mitted to the jury by Juige Kelth in the circu court last Saturday, and the jury had fot agreed | BPA, JAC © A Hs 5s upon a verdict wien the couri opened to-day. PPP AA L AA 1 Sgss, Rerorter’s Nores.—Arrangements are in pro- | p' AAA L. AAA IL "s gress for celebrating the third xnuiversary of the | P AA LLLL AA IL Sgss3 Alex indria reform ‘club on the 17un Inst....Lat- tan’s Wharf, at which the steamer Mattano. will RRR OO Y Ya 4 Jand, ts now flaished (public) school No. 1, R RO OY Y A L heretorore tau a 2Y School, Was opened poo ee aa this morning by Miss regy as a whoie-duy Sen R ROO ¥ A” A LLLL NEW SEYLES FoR FALL WE: 1117, 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NG COLORINGS. FAN 7 y v1 H Bi =) AND PLAIN GOODS. ee EE FALL OVERCOATS. FOR PERFECTION IN FIT AND MODERATE . : VENTH SEMI-ANNUAL THE MISFIT STORE, poe ao CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, anes And examine quality, ‘style and general make up of the Suite for §8, worth $1 Suits for $9, worth 4 Suite for $16, worth $19. ESE QUIRTESS Suits for $15, ; ute orale MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Suits for $20, Do you nt a Fine Black Suit, Pru Albert Styie SECON! NI re greed Chal Cf atide SH vk Dre et stig] OCTOBEE stcoxD aN TumnD, their Broadc‘oth Coat and Vest, with Doeskin Punts, for $20, worth #40. — FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS OLD. Good Suits at $3, worth #5. Beiter ~uite at $1, wo. th $7. SPECIAL S: lendid Suits at’ $4.50, worth $8. Real Nobby suits at $5, worth + = Charming Suit- at $6, worth $1. U ccootTTtTTm 0O NN N Very Pretty Suits at $7, worth $12. Uc GC T 110 ONNN Excelieut Suits at $4, worth £14, UG | © 1O ONNN Maguificent Suits at $10, worth 318. D UG oO F 10 ON NN FOR BOYS FROM 13 TO 17, HE DED) UU (COO EEOC) Bi aN Good Suits for $5, worth 29. Better Su ts for $6, wort $19, Still Better Suits for 37, worth 12, Splendid Suits for $8, worth $14. Real Nobby Suits for $9, worth $16, Flegant Suits for $10, worth $18. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR THESE TWu DAYS ONLY, 15, che:p at $25, In Pants we have a full line at $2, $2. 50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5 aud $6. Just about one-haif the prices asked else- TO WHICH OUR PATRONS ARE RESPECTFULLY Where. INVITED. Men’s Overcoats from $6 up, well made and trimmed. Boys’ Overcoats from $3 up. Persons intending to bay Overcoata had better call — soon, as they cannot be replaced for the prices sold now. @ Oun Morro: No trouble to show goods. é Pe ds Edy Tt gs THE MISFIT STORE, Beh PAE BA HT Besos ‘ORNER TENTH ANDF streets. ss0/p B44 bo, AAS HE 8.08 HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE FXIST- Bm 92 FFA FE ing under the firm name of J. E. DYER & CO, RRO OY Y Ae rthwest, was dissolvi se 4 by mut consent. ne Fs & pias os Ek 00 OY atk J. A. DYER will settle all indelitednesa of store cor- ner 4th and 1, and continue business in same, J... DYET will settle all indebtedness of store 3330 ‘Mstreet, aud continue said business. 830-30" E STABLISHED 1830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Latest Styles of DERBY HATS in ELUE, BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, at $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $45U and $5. YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S —HATS,— at50c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75, $2, $2.50, SILK, GINGHAM, ALPACA AND MOHAIR M 18S BETTIE TOMLINSON, aj No. 1140 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. 1882, FALL OPENING. Now receiving and shall open for inspection WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Oct. 4th and 5th, PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, With a large assortment of 930-3t| | MILLINERY NOVELTIES. G ENTLEMEN’S HATS. Fall style Gentlemen's Dress Hats. Signal station, for the montn of Ser- tember shows that the highest temperature ‘Was S220n the 2nd ul the lowest 445 on the Mb Kein tell on 13 days, and the total rainfail | was 7.54. Kintner, of the Columbia boat club was, this | the re ss nt of a handsome floral | by his friends in the Columb! B ition of his reeent promotion to U ehief clerkship of the Patent Omics. r. C. B. Purvis, Rev. F. J. Grimke, Mr, Wm. E. ws, Professor Lane, Dr. FJ. anf others have tendered John M. Ls $2,500; and pt sq. 317; $2,000. C. W. Howard to 3 ta L. Wilson, lot 26, Sq. 1 $ L_ Kissner, wurer, to C. A. Walter, lot, sq. 71 F444 ove DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. i Wool, 50 cts. EES, @ll- Wool,” 40 cts. GOODS, 25 ets. 6,15, 18, 20. 25, 31, 37 ote, 2, 7, 50, 62, 75 etn. Bh 75,92. S URS, ‘new shades. ILKS, MOIRKES end SURAHS. DOLMANS and F: ned MANTLES. Enslich Walking JACKETS, CLOAKS and SHAWLS, Tadiev all-Woo! FLANNEL SU: TINGS, 25 ets. Ladies’ CLOTH, new e.lora, double wis io ‘TING COTTON, 25 cts. German Tabie DAMASK, 50 cts. ‘Twilled FLAN NEL White Shaker FLA. White Woot FLA . CLOTH, for Boys’ Suits, 25, CLOTH, for Men's Suite. 50, 62 Ladies’, Gent's and Children 25. 47, 50, 6% 75, 87 cts., $1. COTTON, 5 to io WA TI ee LN to eae in CARPETS, 38, 31, 30; 63, 78 ote, c. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUZ, ngston, plmentary dinner, he has accepied and it will take placé zy ry W. Burch et al have filed 9 Dill in equity fast Jolin F. Burch for the partition and saie Teal estate of Charles J. Burch, deceased. Snell committed twenty-two prisoners to ant workhouse tot The Kaights of Galilee (colores) with the | Butler Gusrd left on an excursion to Frederick this morning. festerday afternoon William Davidson and wd Keyser were patntully Injured by being oUt of their bug: Agricultural 5 A becoming frightened wurianageable. Were sent to eh and Boundary. > {biOod of snakes, of which mention was s STAR, are on exhfbition in (Sep ene * & colored prostitute, 18 o itis Morning dead i her bed tees tlor's alley. Einstein made a raid on the goats Saturday afternoon and ed twelve Of them, Which were impounded a deve M. Wilson, of the firm of Shetlabar- TS $1.59, $1. S, all colors, 5), S s. $1, $1.95, $1.30; SN New shapes in Derby Hats in black, brown, blue and UMBRELLAS, green, ‘Youths’ ana Children's Hats. ‘Agents for DUNLAP & CO., : Poloend Fez Capes £25-2W tae ‘New York. Isaac Sinith’s Umbrellas, all grades. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, oa ee ere ta 220-3 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. | FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON. CORNED BEEF ‘A SPECIALTY. Cuta of Beef 1214, 15, 18 and 20 ets, Seis Non 7 ent 93 Coiter Market, TU skrect wing, and 321 Northern Liberty Market. qqsricting delivered free of chanzeto all partsof the B IBB’S BALTIMORE HEATERS! The attention of Housekeepers is again invited to these justly CELEBRATED LATROBE STOVES. Their beauty and excellence, enhanced by late im- GF THE BEST. provements, adapt them to the req: ““THE CONCORD HARNESS.” ae avd render lien superior wo auy other Hosters ia ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR. enue LUTZ & BRO., SOLE Acznrs sale of the Celebrated ‘‘CONCORD HARNESS,” Lari hed Uith eaters naMERd Saas ee Oe HORSE BLANKETS For sale by dealers generally. CoLEOPATRA'S SECRET DEVELOPS THE BUST. every instance or money re- 825-1m ANDi: Success teed spaces Seat peri LUOS CHEMICAL co, Se 818-m,w.f,13t 602 Spruce street, Philadelplifa, Pa. In Great Variety, at Bottom Prices, B, ROBINSON & Co, LUTZ & BRO., 5 25-1 491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EOYS' CLOTHING HOUSE, PAPER-HANGINGE, No,.628 Breet. LATEST SEYLER. uuy, Rompe pad Grd Btreet. colo” Piteean elo, hrundrea ols 909 PEXXSYLVANIA AVENUE. K SNDERGARTEN arets AND OCCUPATION MATERIAL, LS atock joweat ralen’ Tooke for Pabile “ana pet eas All the New ry ‘soon 2s pul & Wilson, has been added to the regular the Geo=getown Law school i DKICH, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, 1 Chi Advice frie. "18 gene oe legally aitended 428 7th street, KO! AMERICAN AND FRE! A SEE SEC RLS a 528-1m* ‘without publicity. f° | MPrench Bread « specialty. YOU WANT A WN *) An ICE CREAM, W. Dee oes Eocene eg aS | FCS ee CN DG ~~ oie DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODs. FAun, issa. SPEora.. SPECIAL FALL OPENING, —s WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER érn, ™ OF FRENCH BONNETS AND LONDON HATS, selected personally while in Europe, ‘You are respectfully invited. WOODWARD food’ & LOTHROP seaniteeaoe: Don't let child wet when your: ‘wet going to school you en Re eA GOSSAMER. WATERPROOF for $1.873. “Ladios’ sizes only $1.80. ‘Don’t forget the number—817 MARKET SPACE. 223 J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. TE FINEST BUILDING INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF MRS. J. P. PALMER. 930 No, 110 F STREET NORTHWEST, ee ) eed IMPORTATION or PATTERN Ha’ e MI FINE MILLIS DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND NOTIONS. STOCK COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THE FINEST BUILDING THE FINEST BUILDING THE FINEST BUILDING THE FINEST BUILDING ‘TCite Trevise Paris. 907 Pet Mme von Brandis las change of partzent. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘We are told that assortment of CLOAKS and GARMENTS ix the haadsomest asd sos ‘complete ever shown in this city. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Our stock is complete in desirable fabrics, In EM- BROIDENED ROBES we have an elegant assortment, SILK DEPARTMENT. Ourline of SILKS, PLUSHES, VELVET! dl the Celebrated | NONBARES VETER Sten hacet complete. Having bought cur Plushes early, at the low prices, we ehall not ask any high prices. MOURNING DRESS DEPARTMENT. We have an elecant Line of Silk Warp Henricttas, Shoodas, Cashmeres, Foares, Courtal Engl Crapes, &e, Call xpecial atte: SILK WARP DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRT: amp ever SN OWN MAKEOF THEFT . x aa STERIC (a et NY STEELE AND SIZE HOOPSKIRTS OF REFUSE" STEEL, 250, :Afine Freuch Woven CORSET at $1, usually sold rh, Fine Hrsnch Conte Hand-mete OORSET, at Sl. Js corwet im hold in other cities at ‘We have one special jot of Children's Regular Made jOSI a Cs and Brown, at 25c. Would ba cheap at 3c. SOUTH OF NEW YORK?! SOUTH OF NEW YORK! SOUTH OF NEW YORK! SOUTH OF NEW YoRK! SOUTH OF NEW YORK! 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. F STREETS M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, ion to our 2 . . 4 HENRIETTAS, at $1, and £1.25 per yard. Extra good. GRAND OPENING Rakes CORO ae GLOVE DEPARTMENT, GRAND OPENING Our assortment of MOUSQUETAIRES is most com- re > Blcts, both in plain and embroidered . Our PIG Tmportet Hosk KIN MOUSQUETAIRE, at $1, is 8-button lenyth and GRAND OPENING ‘Shoulder Brace and ail Dros Reform Goots. . handsomely eiub-oidered. GRAND OPENING Corecta and Bustics. — The." "Hercules’ stipe IERY DEPARTMENT. = ee py fine atsortment of MISSES’ DERBY, oF ovr ae gant everything desirable in man Pn en. LISLE THREAD DROP STI1Cd, inall colors, at FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Se = LACE DEPARTM=NT. ee HOUSEFURNISHINGS Just op few pattems of CREAM SPANISH 4 ARs —— aan MATEL LACES, live inches wide, at 6c. per FALL : 709 MARKEY SPACE. 709 yard. “Have been glad fo wet them at 73c. heretofore. PACT ASD WONRE COOKE Y ARE HAMBURG DEPARTMEN ~. © Ae } —_— We are rhowin: fine assortment of Embroidered CASHMELS, trom $1 to $5 per yard—very hundeomes OCTOBER 20 AND 3p, a) reas Bae SIS open: O . oy STOBE! N S —, MADE-UP LACES AND LINEN COLLARS. pad oe anion And ORNAMENTAL GOODS Daily adding novelties in Fichus, Collars, Ruchings OCTOBER %p AND 8p. FOR HOUSEHOLD ADORNMENT. Brecia!. 100 dozen Ladies’ Percale Coliars, handsot “é sai an ‘8 styles, 10c. euch; 3 for 25 OCTOBER 2p AND 3p. Our stock of above goods is now complete, and we are BUTTON DEPARTMENT. offering every inducen.cut in quality, variet} aud price Large assortment, low prices. Daily adding new and DISPLAY 4 > Canlaon aly Teton WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT, im pee 709 MARKET SPACE. Cis se sew ae ne ‘A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY JOLD WEATHER IS COMING. | rerPaRal a3 bs for it by purchasi: ® firet. TATIN HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENTS or aut, THE STOVE EATROME Of FURNACE. Oar she etiow of Linens, Sheetings, Blankets, Comforts, &c., &e.. at gpmnplete, ‘and if, you will tavor us with a call we ¢ oft pgs Be hye NEWEST FABRICS, ow for your inspection the largest assortment lowest. Sener enn neioes Eparenien NEWEST FABRICS, above goods in this city. REWEST FABEION Oven Happen, Social and Fite Bite te =a kewcene MONEY REFUNDED goods we sell which are d ; Radiant Hone and. Marstow Furvaces Alen tees not satisfactory, no matter wat the complaint, whether NEWEST FABRICS, MatendGyene Foagathereae Tet Price or quality. So we are careful about the qualities bing and Repairing peomeptiy oliendel to 3 we buy aud the prices we nafe. To each and every Gunnipiciding Macitetiren 08 —— . customer s W. 8. JENK & 00., Graton CRtonrr Comprising Manufactures of : Comprising Manufactures of 22 7 Tth street nortnwest. a Couprising Manufactures of OTTERY AND PORCELAIN Comprising Manufactures of ND P PLAIN, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 2 P ——— DIRECT IMPORTATION HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. OF . 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND. GPEMAN POTTERE HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. BD PORCE ay HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. RICH CUT ENGLISH AND FRENCH GLASS, - A LONG FELT WAN? SUPPLIED. HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. sll paid Stliadion Sou tes BUA eR iow arriving, which bas been selected with ¢rest care as to Bin eee Joa: nee Paseeea, style, quality and pri SEATON PE y" Ne Gi A ARG oe es M.W. BEVERIDGE, } (Successor to Perry & Brother, ) ards abe auaaren. al 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W. ALL ARE INVITED. ALL AKE INVITED, Has added two his SILK DEPARTMENT a “Dank RATORS AT REDUCED PRICES. Room” for DISPLAYING EV: iG GOODS by GAS TS DOW SCKEENS, will St any windows LIGHT. This Room has beon fitted up expressly for = FRUIT SARS. (teat enn SS ‘SHOWING ING FABRICS,” and is provided JELLY GLASSES with “NEWMANN’S PATENT SILVERED MICA LANSBURGH & BRO., Gilroy's Improved LACE CT Lee REFLECTORS.” SBURGH & BRO. i GEO. WATTS, All parties contemplating the purchase of SILKS, eee & BRO. 3y14__ 314 7th street, 5 doors ubove Penna. avenue, PLUSHES, VELVETS, GAUZES, and all styles of peabelees 2: — SS = “ FABRICS FOR RECEPTION, EVENING and WED- LANSBURGH & BRO,, FAMILY SUPPLIES. DING COSTUMES, are in ited to inspect my Stock, LANSBURGH & BRO., =——_— = which is now complete in all departments, and can be seen under ynisual facilities, both as regards accom- 420, 422 and 424 SEVE\ TH KTREET, modations and light. 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. $27 SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, FINE DRESS 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. re 1 Bottle Fine Whisicy 1 Bottle Good Whisky. warranted as good as sold at calied presents are given. FABRIC: CIALTY.” Elegant French WitAPS, JACKETS, JERSEYS, PELISSES, and Soutache ROBES. ALL THE LATESE PARIS NOVELTIES. ¢®-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- AND HOUSE-FURNISHINGS A “SPE- 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. sis SHIN = and 424 SEVENTH STREET. 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. ver iby 00, where eo> GEO. A. O'HARE, 816 __ 1213 7th street northwest, between M and N. BR EERTTITH HERE gSS8S. DDD. rae He gos TEAS, at Se. to $1. A a D DAA SS8g EEE A TTTT 00 NN N ISPLAY, Bigs. s888s FF wn TTT Ph % REE ui oe 5 BBEE T HHHES SP DAA Ssss, FR AA OT 8 ONMN EVENING DISPLAY, PE = E AAA Seces Ep, AAA T O ONNN —_ St SEE as 2) C0 8 aK MONDAY AND TUESDAY, PPP, FER RRR RRR Y ¥ MONDAY AN NATURAL MINERAL WATER: PPE RR ER VY MONDAY AND TUESDAY, PPP EE RRR RRR YY MONDAY AND TUESDAY, IN GLASs. P kee EREERE ¥ » MONDAY AND TUESDAY, B.W. REED'S 80NS, PERRY BUILDING, octonER 2p AxD 3p, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th strat. ocropen 2p axp 3p, 5 TRADE SUPPLIED. avg Established 1840. #30 ccronen 2p AND 3p, OCTOBER = AND eg NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! ‘ocroneR 2p axp 3 A CARD. : SG EEE RE EEE BSS THE BUILDING WILL BE OPENED AT 9 O'CLOCK Sok FF pal A.M. PROMPT. Occ EEE R R EEE s585g TITT FEE RRR L Sgssq T Ee Reef Hy W. M. SHUSTER & SONS will exnibit on MON- D258 GooDs! s T E.R RE if DAY, October 2d_ their Fall and Winter Stock of Dress Ssss8 T ERE R Luu Goods, which is the largest and by far the most attrac- tive they have ever offered, and will comprise the very a Rene rE Tk WRN latest novelties from the Paris market, It has always | BLACK CASHMEKES, he F MAANNN been our aim to keep only first-class goods, feeling well BLACK SILES, Emre tus 45 a assured thut in the end they would prove remunerative | oor oRED CASHMERES, to both buyer and seller, e8 good articles will last longer G59, 00, | BoD, ERR KN NW and give more satisfaction and ultimately becheaper CR OSED SRR SSD F Bee bee than the trashy fabrics that have had the runfor the | HENRIETTA CLOTHS, 6 G6G 0 OL * Dp NNN past few years. We invite an inspection of our stock, sHoopan cLoras, | ‘G6 “oo tin Bop kee § xe which will include LADIES’ CLOTHS, HHT PURE SILK COLORED VELVETS. SILK PLUSHES, Halt f PURE SILK BLACK VELVETS. SILK VELVETS, H HH PURE SILK OTTAMANS. BILE BROCADES, Hoi f tus + SATIN OTTAMANS, SATIN RHADEMESSE, WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street and Indiana avena WM. M. GALT & CO. RICH GROS GRAIN SILKS. SILE MOIRES, HANDSOME BROCADE PLUSHES, in Black and Colors. RICH STRIPED PLUSHES. BRAIDED and EMBRUIDERED DRESSES. C iOICE WOOLENS in new and stylish effects, and lane stock of imported JA: KETS in military styles, to- wether with Silk and Plush Wraps in great variety. BONNET and GUINET SILKS of every grade. BLACK and COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS that ‘we guarantee to be the best for the price in the city. MOURNING GOODSin every grade and texture. RICH SATINS and OTTAMAN SLLKS for Wed- Full stock of EVENING GOODS in all the delicate shades. “The best is the cheapest.” NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, LADIES' AND GENT.’S UNDERWEAR, etc., etc., etc. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. Cuazues Penny GENTLEMEN’S GOODS ([Hourson's SHIRT FACTORY re MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, opposit> Patent Office. Fine Dress S irts to order. Receiving daily fall weicht Underwear and new styles Neckwear — Ke r= Woicin.: fnbed, 9) cise Borrices wabaiehets o5 set finished, 80 cts. Tango assortment Boys’ hirts. Si. DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER Sxowpen L. Hemrsrone. NEW FIRM. WILL OPEN OCTOBEK 4 WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS, Consisting of Brocaded and Pisin Silke, Velvets and Plushes in al the new shades. ‘Also. Black in aitgene Colored Drese Goods of the latest importation. Novelties ta ities. Black Dress Goods in all fabricn. A complete’ line of Embr.idered Cashmere Robes, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 830-3m 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Au AND WINTER DRY GOODS. — Fiannels and Blankets. NOW OPENING — Department will show some great bar- $82 finest Dress Shirts mndo to order for $12. 2 ‘FULL LINE OF BLacK | sun," SES ae ee foot it poaraa CASHMERES. brelias. al s oat Gar Chocing ont este of austere nade weet pal wn Gendien hottom prices. fn tty ek Zon You cas [ishtand Dark Golored CASHMERES, Specialties in Mourning Goods and Courtauld’s Eng- | fupplied for very Litie sooty. lish Crepes. French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 59.cts.} FABLE I AB. HEMPSTONE & PERRY, eae a : eee aes site se? red. = avenve, | nCigGng.out & Jane stock of Fancy and Balbripean . Genter UNDERWHRR ue White aud Red all wool, mee psi vag | ne mice eraeiaie on ms" MESINSISS. 10 F i HAS DREMCES GSES UB Se ; = le Wo solicit a call fromall in want of DRY Goops. | © FINANCIAL. a DUBREUIL BROIHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Srarer Norrawesr, Wasuixerox, D.C. WILLIAM RB. RILEY, 890-6 RILEY BUILDING, corner 9th and E sts. private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocksand Investment Securities Bought 10 Bold on Commismon, ‘No, 689 16rm STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING? Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, {4 Bnospwar, New Yous. ‘Every class of Securities bought and sol. on commie: fionin San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New ‘York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed ont) ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one perosat commission, Private and direct telegraph wires t> Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through ‘Which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges RY GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. JUST RECEIVED. Arizona Foule. all colors, at 75c., worth $1, ion Suitings. Beautiful Combinatic Fall Jine Cashme: ‘shades. ‘the Finest Dress Shirts 10 order..e..+o+» Bi vies Pes gage Eooxomican AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & ©O."8 LAUNDRY SOAP 50. jer of Drsee Gooda from 125 to 0c. TE GOODS. ed ee ey a a japkins an from 5c, to$5 per doz. = Al 44 SSE y ae ie eon we mae gexttingge fa Ae ae rae eae guarantee ‘and will save Wotuske Shite ts order guarantee ff, and save you Pe gg ee EAP