Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1882, Page 8

ce THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, LOCAL MENTION, The Wenther. Orrick oF Tite CHIRP Siowat. Orrtore, 1 . 10:0) a.m. fair weather, lower Darom= Special Weather Batictin, WARMER WEATHER TO-MORROW. ‘The enter signal ont liowing F of the army frntanes the press: bulletin to tin the midi: evada. r Ticts east of the Miss ast winds in the sow New and, and jon. Local rains Onst : st to south winds In from the rthwest. The tem- he lower lake re- co southward to Tt has to2P in the upp ssouri In the Mississipp! valley. A ‘hes is reporte 1 from S:eramento, past 2t hours. The Indications nd_ slightly warmer weather will land, the middle Atlantic nd Jower lake region on Tuursday, pre- led by fogs hear the coust > ‘Tae following great bargains will be sold to- the luke r ‘western quit Bien and the fallen from. 1¢ en morrow on! ‘and 35¢ at R. Gold setintel 1 pair decorated Bohe- Mian Class Vase 2 qt. covere . cakes of Lubin’s toilet soap 5 $ large fa a dust pans 5¢, 6 decorated china fruit smucers Be, rubber dressinz combs Se, extra pin cherr 50 clothes glass bor © decorated S10e a ench china fruit saucers : puulnted wash wash boards ps 5 $3 4 Gattos— Test for the mon street noriiwest. RELIANCE beautiful icorn shirts, batter lers for S.C. esule depot, Spi nue. vad at Wh: shana R. W. Hen" SEE newest style c Tue Best Qvatrry of ¢ Rant : mark ainty of clothing, now going Ivanta avenue northwest. ‘This and eve- Dings at 7 o'clock every lot {3 sold. See ad- Verlisement elsewhe: HK. Ferre , Licensed Pawnbroker. Mrz. B. UNpERWoop has placed tm his wood and coal yard an improved Howe scale. Castos flannels, popular prices, splendid quall- ties, Cochrane’s. We Tia Sevexreen genuine “Indta camel hair shawls” consicned to us for our opening, of which it They are from the largest im- Porting house In New York. Rather than return them we shall sell them at the following prices, which 1s prime cost and 25 | Fer cent lower than they can be bought in any New York retail store 1 for $135, 1 for $147.50, 1 for $155, 1 for $170, 1 for $67, 1 for $192.50. 1 for $24), 1 for $235, 1 for $267.50, Bkor $575, i for $435, 1 for $190, 1 for HSS. Laxspunen & BRo., Nos. 420, 422 and 424 7th street. Gurrvre laces, real; bargains at Cochrane’s. Gorp-riLLED CHains, charms, lockets, bangles Bd bracelets. New eye glasses, $1 pair, at Prigg’s, Kip Groves—Dammann’s—Kid gloves. ‘Three button, black or tan colored, warranted, 75c. Foster Pat Jace hooks, warranted, 87¢. : DAsMann’s, 8067th street. Next Mondsy Chas. Baum will open a boys’ @lothing dep ent. Only the best goods at the Most reasouable prices witli be offered for sale. Beanies. operas, $7.50, Hempler's, 453 Pennsylvania ave. PY — Firteen hundred eases suzar corn, Harford county pack. B.S. Ellfott, 922 Pennsylvania ave. T Pownex, depot 711 21 street n. w. Usperweax, ladies’, gent’s, child’s, Cochrane’s, Opposite Kiges. Tuomas Dow tr FO} orrow the public rty on the White Lot, south of the Treasury ding, commencing at 100'elock. —____. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. ps will be lighted at 6:10 p.m. and datt:15 am. sules, Which are of unt . Wi pages of to-:iy’s Star. Cuaries A. Lanzley yesterday fled a bill against Eilza Ferry And ot!vers for the sale and partition of parts of lots 11 and 12, square 216. Yesterday M S Slushelmer entered sult against : 4 for $900 damages, clatmed be ndant on the 2th of August took up his tray and falled, as Was hts duty, to turn thé property clerk of the police depart- ment, by which negligence plainuff was forced to expend time and mone: ta meeting of the executive cominittee of the National Jockey club last evening, committees Were appointed as follows: On order, Messrs, Stone, Blunt, Edwants, Hall and Hollingshead: on Printing (and advertising, “Messrs Bluckvarn, and Ainger; on invitations, Hollingshead. wards and Kilbourn; on reception, Blackburn; il, Blunt and Kilbourn. At a meeting ef the Medical association of the District t evening, Dr. A. Y. P. Garnett presiding and Dr. J officiating as secretary, Dr. H. L. ohnson Was elected to full membership and Dr. J. H. De Merritt received as an associate member. Mr. Thomas ©. Pugh, of this city Harriet Darby, 0 Stuay ot ‘the Nolth Presbyterian Ch reh, I the North vy jan chu Kev. Ramsdel! officiating. ‘rhe Tilt evening and elected s° mal Interest urel, MdL, Were marricd last eral new members. ation T. EW: ehairman during the absence of Chaicman Whitaker tn Iilinots, Ia the Potice Court yesterday Judze Snell asked an Italian witness if Le could understand English, ‘and he satd “no.” John Brown, colored, 70 years old, vi the corner of 3ist street ‘and Dumbarton avenue, | Making it as near fire-proof as_posstb! ur, | The Court House Extension. THE EAKLY COMPLETION OF THE WORK EXPECTED— NOW THE ROOMS HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED—PROPOSED RECONSTRUCTION OF THE OLD BUILDING. t The work on the extension of the Court House bulking, which was erected originally over half a century ago, for the accommodation of the courts and the officers of the corporation of Washington, and fs now used altogether for the purposes of the courts,ts so far advanced that some of the rooms Will be occupied in about three weeks. The judges have assigned the rooms to the several courts and officers. THE NEW COURT ROOMS. On this floor the large room in the northwest corner will be used by the Equity Court, and ad- Joining it are cloak and retiring rooms on one side and a consultation room on the other. Next is a large court room, which will be used by the aux- itary Circuit and Criminal Courts, and edjoining | this ts a consultation room. Then comes the clerk’s office in a large atry room with a room of smaller size; next a consultation room for the neral Term, and the room in the northeast cor- ner will be for the General Term. These wiil all be occupted not later than the 15th of November. It Possible the rooms in the second story, tn which will be located the library and rooms for the juries, will also be occupied by that time. No provision has been made in the extension for permanent oMlces for the district attorney, the marshal, the register of wills, and the recorder of deeds, as it 18 contemplated to REMODEL THE OLD BUILDING, and per- manent places will then be provided for these om- cers, The addition to the bullding 1s well ar Tanged, lighted and heated. It isa marvel as to cost, the appropriation having been but $117,000, and reflects credit upon Mr. Edward Clark, tue arehitect, and Chief Justice Carter, who took a personal interest in the plans from ‘the inception Of the project to the present time. It is thougit that whea the reconstruction of the front building mpleted there will be ample room for all the Julictal purposes of the District for a half century or more to come, ees Now We Was Rossep.—A young colored man ed Chas. Jones was before Judge Suell this for steallug $16 and a silver watch from ly man named Frederick Loc maker, ‘The old man told the court that he met the pris- oner yesterday, and he Invited witn’s3 to a house on C Street, In the “Division.” While tn the house t endant held him while a colored girl robbed nd when he ha “murder,” Jones told 3 Policeman Daily but the girl @ Was CUANGES IN THE Criminal Court reo: has reeentiy unde has been some re the AL Court Roow. court house bul lated on it at oue e located on the south im, has been removed to the north sh Toom, West of tue Jury platt — novelties. ILwas largely It will continue to-morrow. SALE oF Box ng's Wl be concla vont aloto: erst See advertiscin FROM A i —— e sale of books at ning, In which and other Vvalu- nt eT STAND.—A small col- from his stand, ero be sold forhim, He 5 in defauit of $50. a D Ts BeNeractor Dows wiTnt A Brick: uurch, a mild ed man, was before the © Court yesterday morning {or seriously as- sulting anotler 1 ed das, Dodd. Dodd told the court that ay, While It was he met the de vho had a nen a nd he wanted to borrow witness’ rub- ber coat. ’ He refused to loan the coat. Burch the! sed for & drink and some money to get some- ing to eat. Witness gave him the drink, and > money, and becaus> he didwt give him as much m as he wanted, he got mad, and the | Dext thing witness knew he’ was lying inthe #fth precinct Station-house. Anothergwitness testifled ¢ prisoner strike Mr. Dodd on the hi him, and caused an abscess. A sentence of six mouths in jail was linposed. raining, —Frank Herbert and son were in the Police Court yester- harged by another colored man named Chas. ith with an assault. Smith testified that last Sunday night they caught him on the street, when Herbert pulled a Slat off a tree-box and struck him on the head with it, driving some nalls that were im the slat into witness’ head. He showed the court several bad cuts on the head, which he said that Herbert did. Jackson was dismissed, and Herbert was committed for 90 days in default of a fine of $50. a Tue Dovpie TRACK ON THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac Roap.—The Baltimore and Potomac rall- road double track has been completed this sca- Son from Winan’s to Odenton, 18 miles this side of Baltimore, and on and after Sunday next the doubie track will be used as far as completed, leaving but 15.2 miles single track. That portion of the work between Wilson’s and Bowe, 8.2 miles has been retarded somewhat, on account of the heaviness of the work, but will be pushed forward With the intention of laying the double track to Bowle ere the close of the season. The remainin seven miles between Bowle and OJenton will Struck wiTt 4 Fence Sta Joun H. Jacl day € be found on tue 7th and sth | F. ‘Hartigan | kz and Miss Fresence of a’few friends In the | P| s Republican assoctation met last | Ata qacetine of the poiitical committee of the assoct- cS Was chosen as tts Corie fl probably not be completed till early in the spring, as there is considerable bridge work to be done. AMERICAN TaXIDERMISTS.—The executive com- mittee of the society of American Taxidermists, at a meeting held at the National Museum yester- day, decided to old the Sdannual ex! ibition at the armory hall, Central parks New York, Decem- ber 4 to 16 next. The following gentlemen were elected’ as a board of exhibition commissioners: Jacob H. Studer, president; Professor G. Brown , Vice-president; Dr. Joseph B. Holder, secre- tary; Andrew Carneagie, treas“rer; Prof. Albert S. Bickmore, Rovert Coigate, James C. Beard, Dr. Wendell Prime and Prof. Henry A. Ward. ge A TOURNAMENT AT BricHTwoop.—A tournament was held at Brightwood yesterday, in which the following riders took part:” Edward Kemp, Theo. Freeman, P. A. Scaggs, Wm. Mullan, Geo, Kemp, Win. E. Wiley, W. J. Waiters, Win. Fidler, Robert Smart, Prank’ Mulligan and’ T. sg3 won the first prize, a saddie, taking 18 | rings The second prize, a fancy bridle, was won by T. Shugrue, taking 17’ rings, and Edward Kemp on the third prize, a wilp aud_palr of spurs, rg l4rings. The'judges were Dr. Stone, Dr. Bond, Col B. F. Swart, Mr. John Talbott and Harry Alexander. The'marshals were Messrs raves, A. MeChesney and Dr. Colver, and the herald was Mr. LB. F. Graves. Col. BL F. Swart made the opening address. Mr. Myron M. Parker made a speech ani crowned the following queen «L maids of honol Miss Laura Crawfont. of Prince George's county, Md., queen; Miss Mollte Yost, of Mt Pleasant, ‘first ‘matd of honor; Miss L tax county, Va., second’ maid of honor, and Miss Lena Roher, ot Brightwood, third maid of honor. During the tournainent the trotting horse Dougias, owned by Mr. John Gheen, and ariven by Mr. Coffin, gave an exhibition ct speed, trotting a mile in 2:3737. A hop was given in the evening at the Bright wood hall, which was largely attended, Ss } Sa REAL Estate Saves.—Duncanson Bros., auc tonvers, sold on Monday afternoon, for Jas. S. Edwards and Enoch L. White, trustees, part of lot 17, in square 585, having a'tront on 21 street, between F and G streets southwest, of 45 tect 9 inches, improved by stall frame, to Edmond Fitz- geralt.tor $817.50. Also Tuesday afternoon, for sume trustees, the west 60 feet 10 inches front of lot 12, in square 762, with an uncven depth, to Theodore J. Mayer, for 26,200; eastern 20 ieet sold subject to lease torun about three years and nine months, alsosubject to wilow’s dower. ‘The last above- | mentioned property fronts on Pennsylv€nia ave- hue, between 24 and 31 streets east, and 1s occupied as stores, ——_—~— ‘Tue Ustox VeTeRAx Convs’ TRIP TO RicuMoND.— Capi. Thomason, of the Unton Veteran Corps, has ued orders setting forth the arrangements made for the trip of the corps to Kichmond next Friday evening. “Tae corps will assemble at the armory Friday hight at 10 o'clock, in new fatigue uniforni, Shako, white belt and gloves, fatigue cap attached to waist helt. Saturday morning at 8 o'clock the corps Will atsembie at Ford’s hotel, Richmond, in full dress uniform for parade, undef escort of the | first regiment Virginia volun ‘and will be re- viewed by the governor of the state and mayor of j tae city. he corps will then be dismissed until clock in the eveaing, when they will march | the depot snd embark for home. = PALL OPENIN DRY GooDs AND CARPETINGS. -inch Shoodah CLOTHS, all- Wool, 50 {Oinch CauEb HER at Weck 90 ee Amusements, &c. Narioat TuzarEn—It there is any one play that 1s sure of good treatment from the Washing- ton pubile that one 13 the “Black Crook.” There seems to be a never dying charm clinging to the Unsel glories, the spectacular effects, and the rgeous ballet with its liberal display of the mys- leries of the female anotomical structure that defies the utter lack of piot or sequence in the lay, and 13 always suMcient to pack the theater rom pit to dome. Kiralty’s company this week at the National consequently 1s doing an immense business. Miss Nelile Larkville makes a very at- tractive Statacta, and 1s well seconded by a host of comely coryphees Mr. Arthur Moulton, as Greppo, makes an excellent impression; his appearance on the stage Delng always a signal for laughter. The tumbling of the Garnelias 1s someting marvel- ous. Forp’s Orera Hovse.—Very large audiences are greeting Gus Williams tn “One of the Finest” at the Opera House this week, In the eharacter of John Mishier, the policeman, he is the same Gus Wil- lams whom we have seen for many years in “Our German Senator” and other plays of that stamp. Mr. Williams Is not distingutshed for any marked versaullity, but he captures the entire sympathy of his audience by his quiet, unctuous humor and droll ways. Mr. Williams’ ‘specialties recetve re- peated enthusiastic encores. The company is an excellent one, much above the average. Miss Rachel Booth makes a very winsome Kate Mishier. Of Mr. Geo. B. Waldron. the heavy villain, {t was Temarked that besides desiring to murder’all the other characters of the play he also cherished san- guinary designs on the Engiish language, Mr. D. . Longworth, as Mart Devine, the variety actor “masher,” created much amusement, but his ren- dition of the character would be much improyed if 1U were not so refined. THEATER ComiQue.—The managers of the Thea- ter Comique claim that the only real sensational show in the world is at that theater this week. The program includes the Cobras, Devlin and ‘Tracy and many other stars of the varlety stage. Driver's Gaxven.— The Kemper Hungarian Ladies’ Orchestra, the Crayons and other attrac- tive features remain at Driver's the rest of this week, ———— ALL on Account or 4 DgG.—A burly colored man named Jolin Jones was tried in the Police Court this morning for stealing « valuable dog from Mr. James F. Russell, of 804 E street, and also with ssaulting the same person. Mr. Russell stated that. he lost his dog some time ago, and seeing 1t on the street yesterday he proceeded to get pos- session of it, when he was assaulted by the de- ndant, Who accused him of trying to steal a dog. ‘The defendant stated that he had the aog for a week, and he ouly wanted to be patd for the fresh beef that he bought for the dog. He was sent to Jail for 30 days for the larceny and fined $ or 15 days for the assault. W. W. B. DRY GOODS. NEW FALL GOODS—We have an immense stock, full, and complete in each department. Silks, Satins, Velvets and Plushes, fine Embroidered Robes, Foulas, Cashimeres and Choodas, All kinds of Housefurnishing Goods. A full and com- plete stock of Carpetings. SPEctAL—25,000 Foncy Business Cards just received aud will be distributed to our customers, W. W BURDETTE & CO., 03-3t ‘Nos. 928 7th et. and 706 K street northwest. B AUM’S GRAND FALL OPENING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9rn, Millinery Opening of imported Hats and Bonnets and @ fine exibition of Children's Titiened Hate SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the opening of an entire new floor, 2,800 square feet, for the display of several new departinents, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, Up to 12 years only. I shall show to the public a well selected stock of Boys’ Kilts, Suits and Overeoats of superior workmanship, sod goods aid at tow peices. 'o every purchaser of oys’ Clothing a Juvenile or composition book will be given gratis, tis NEW DEPARTMENTS. Japanese Goods, Japanese Goods, Willow Ware, Willow Ware, Trunks and Satchels, Pictures, Fremes and Easels, Perfumery and Toilet Articles, ur Book and Stations department greatly enlarged. The latest Publications at popular prices. TOYS AND FANCY Goops. All other departments will be stocked with the latest novelties, and ail goods sold in he fe ‘tated at popular prices: iy es wut be eas Bh a 0 OU Mae BBB AA U U MMMM BOBAAAU UMM Mw BBB A A UU MM MO 2 416 SEVENTH STREET. TA4xLor & HF: 09 as3yg gg Sg ss 6 of we ae ol FENNEYLVANIA AVENUE, D po or 4 Ne DDD 00 LILLLLLLgss' THE MOST EXQUISITE ASSORTMENT OF THESE GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, TAYLOR & HUFTY. o2 POWDER AND SHOT. A HH (00, DDD 4,888 HOO THES BB is H H 00 DDD Sggg8_ > A PRIVATE Watcuman Fixep.—A colored private Watchman, named Tuomas Harvey, was berore the Police Court this morning for assaulting another colored man, named Samuel Young, and vice versa. Harvey stated that Young was drunk last and assaulted him with his cane, and he defended himself with hisclub, Young testified that Har- vey 18 a tenant of his and he served a notice on him to move, and when he met Harvey last night he began to complain about the notice that was sel on him and commenced beating witness over the head with his club, He showed the court some cuts on his head in corroboration of his statement. The court dismissed Young anu fined Harvey $10 or 30 days in jall. Pesce +e AES PROTECTING THE HONOR OF THR FAMILY.—Ga- briel Washington, an old colored man, was in the dock at the Police Court this morhing for assault- ing a colored woman named Betty Gadsby, who stated that the prisoner came into her house yesterday, and kicked her child into the street and then choked her. The defendant satd her boy called his boy a tramp, and he called on her to have her correct her boy and she threw a flat-iron athim. He was fined $5 or 15 days. —— ‘THE VISITING TrurLaRs.—Last evening the re- ception committee of the Grand Commandery of the District FH: Carson, past. eminent comman- er,and:F.C’ Revelig,past deputy gran 1 commant Sotetue visiting maciendeer, Mt. Calvary, of New York, to their asylum on 11th street, where a sumptuous repast was furnished by George H. Williams. William H. Morris presided, with F. C. Revells as master of ceremonies, This afternoon. the visitors took part in the ceremontes of laying the corner stone of Shitoh Baptist church, and to- night they Will be banqueted at Willard hall, jidlerel) “spuiabialy Tak UNION SoLpiers’ ALLIANCE.—At the regu- lar meeting of the Union Soldiers’ Alllance yester- terday the election of officers for 1883 took place, with the following result: John 8. Crocker, presi dent; Wm. Howard Mills, first vice president; Wm. A. Short, second vice president; E. W. Oyster, third vice president; John L. Henpel, secretary? E. L. Grant, assistant secretary; Sam’lC. Lovejoy, treas- urer; Charles Hartel, proctor. The following com- mittees were appalbved: On Banquet—Wm. A. Short, Sam’l C. Lovejoy and E. F. SchaMirt. On Tousts—Wm. P. Marsh, Wm. Howard Mills and Wm. P. Seville. On Printing—E. S, Thomason, E. W. Oyster and C. E. H. Holmes. CUtTicura. Mr. Albert Kingsbury, Keene, N. H.. troubled with bad humor on hands aad neck, caused ‘by lead poison- ing, (ie’s a painter). At times it would break out, crack oped, and the skin’ separate from. tl p ces, suffering sreat continual itchin Purchased your remedies; used CUTICURA RESOLVE: internally and Curreuns and Curicura Soar eater- and in less than three months effeeteda complete gure, and has not ben troubled since. Corroborated, by Bullard & Foster, drugsists, Keene, N. H. MOTHER DIED FROM IT. J. W. Adams, Newark, Ohio, says: ‘‘Cuticnra Rem- edies are the «reatest mevlicines on earth, Had the woret case salt rheum in this county. My mother had it twenty years, din fact died from it. I belteve Cuti- cura Would hav head we lieved or curv od par Cunta Soar exteruaily, saved her life. dfor three years,“ which’ m0 I used the CUricuna Re TE ally, aud Curicuza and Curi- My arms, breast, and PSORIASIS. rpenter, Esq., Henderson, N. ¥., cured of or Leprosy, of twenty yeors' standing, by the RA RESC ‘NT internally and Curicura and rnally.. ‘The most_wondersul case ifled to before a Justice of the peace nent citizens. All afflicted with itching and y diseases should send to us for this testimonial in SALT RHEUM. Those who have experienced the torments of Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony I endured for yeara until cured by the © VENT internally and Cuzic RA and CUPIOURA § Mus. WM. PELLINGTON, nally. aron, Wis. CUTICURA and Curicuna Soap externally and Curicura Resor- Yen internally will positively cm Humor, from a common Pimple to Scrofula, CvTic » sinall boxes, 50c, ; large boxes, $1. CURA RESOLVENT, $1 per bolfle. Cuticuna Soar, CUTICURA SHAVING Soar, 1 Depek WEEKS & POTIER, eep2 RS. LANGTRY, M THE JERSEY LILLy! An Elegant Lithograph of the Famous English Beauty I8 GIVEN TO EVERY LADY PURCHASER OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. ‘We are compelled to give them to purchasers only, for the reason that the expensg of-lithographic work is t00 great for indiscrimimatiadistribut‘on. The cost of clothes is not increased or decreased by this induce- ment. We substitute the elegant picture for the busi- ness card nuisance. EVERY DEPARTMENT HAS NOW A COMPLETE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. ‘Do you know that we are very anxious to show itto you? A. SAKS & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, $16 aNp 318 SEVENTH STREET. NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR. FROCK, CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS IN ALL THE LEADING COLOKRINGS. FANCY MIXED AND PLAIN GOODS. FALL OVERCOATS. TION IN FIT AND MODERATE FOR PERFECTION this Go TO THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND ¥F STREETS, And examine quality, style and general make up of the Suite for $8, worth $1 Suits forgo, worthstT, Suita for’ iit ‘worth $19. Suits foc $12, worth $22. Suits for $15, worth 329. Suits for $18, worth $35. Suita for $0, WORN Eo a y it a Fine Black Suit, Prince Albert Style grek Cond Galat tue MISETE ATONE autecaniee their Broadcloth Cost and Vest, with Doeskin Pants, for $20, worth £40. FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS OLD, Good Suits at $3, worth $5. Better Suite at $4, worth 87. Splendid Suits at 44.99, worth Real Nobby Suits at $5, worth Charming sults at $6, worth $11. Very Pretty Suits at $7, worth $12, Excellent Suits at $8, worth $14. Magnificent Suits at $10, worth $18, FOR BOYS FROM 18 TO 17, Good Suits for $5, worth £9. Better Su ts for $6, worth $10. Still Bettor Suits for $7, worth $12, Splendid Suits for $8, worth $14. I Nobby Suits for $9, worth $16, Elegant Suits for $10, worth $18. Hea ne ra DR eaie ‘The Very Finest Suits ge #5, cheep at $25, ta we have a eat $2, $2.50, $3. $8. eats ‘Just about one-hait the prices sakes elect “aie Qverconts ‘Bp, well made and trimmed. 3¥8" Overcoats from $3 up, intending to buy Overcoats had better call Persons intending, rercoats gal be *°fi-"Gom Morro: ko trouble to show THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. yA AND WINTER OPENING. 530 EATON & HARRISON, 1337 F. street northwest, (Opposite Ebbitt House). {] gations to the let OCTOBER 4, 1882—-DOUBLE SHEET. CITY ITEMS. History Furnishes no Paralicl to the iw and success of Dr. Bull’s Cough ‘Syrup. cts, Liver Complaint. Cor. 5th and H Sts. N. W., Dec. 81, 1881. Gentlemen: My husband has suffered with Liver Complaint and bai ae from his youth. After taking two bottles of Brown’s Iron Bitters, feels that he can recommend them for their bene— cial results. Mrs. A. M. KNIGHT. {Brown’s Iron Bitters cures Liver Complaints, Kidney Disease, enriches the blood and revitalizes the whole system.] ‘The Change of the Seasons. During the past summer weather wise prophets have been disturbed by the fact that in the city of New Orleans the weather has been much cooler than in the northern cities. Why this Is it is hara to determine, but inquiries are dally made by the curiously disposed, who make inquiries of M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., in regard to the next monthly grand (the 149th) distribution of The Louisiana State Lottery, which takes place on Oc- tober 10th, under the sole management of Generals G. T. Beauregard, of La, and Jubal A. Early, of Va., when $75,000, $25,000, $10,000, etc., will be given tosome one purchasing a ticket for $5, or @ frac- tional portion at same rate, Fortunate Finnegan. “Is it true, Mr. Finnegan, that you were the lucky holder of a ticket that obtained a prize in the last drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery?” asked a World reporter of Mr. Michael A. Finne- gan, of No. 1 Elder place, in this city, a day or two 0. ag “I was, sir,” replied Mr. Finn “T hada fifth of the ticket that drew the second capital eo? priz “That prize was $25,000,” said the ged “therefore your share must have Deen $5,000.” “Thats just what it was, sir,” replied Mr. Fin- negan. “Are there any circumstances of interest con- nected with the matter, Mr. Finnegan?” asked the reporter. “None, excepting that the drawing of the Was a matter of interest to me—that’s all. I Dought the fifth ticket without thinking much about it—It cost only a dollar, you know—and Waited for the drawing without letting the thought of it Interfere with anything else I had in mind. After awhile I heard that the ticket in which I had f fifth interest, No. 22.350, had drawn a prize. T very naturally went to the principal ofMflce of the company in this city to Inquire about it, “Did” they give you a satisactory answer there?” “Indeed, they aid, sir. They prompay, told me that the information T had Tecelved about my Ucket drawing the prize was correct.” “ How did you get the Ucket cashed 2” “Of course I asked them If they could cash tt for me, or should I have to wait awhile for the money They explained to me that they could cash all the Prizes, not exceeding $1,000, that were drawn in Boston, but that claims in excess of that amount weult have to be sent to the home office in New Orleans for collection. So T gave my ticket to the Adams ss company to collect for me, and in a few a: the money for It.” “Was there any deduction from the amount called for by the face of the prize 2” “There Was not, sir. The amount was pald in full, without any deduction.” “ What did you think, Mr. Finnegan, about the probabilities of collection when you first learned that your ticket had been successtul 2” “I took it for granted that It was all right, be- cause I had heard, In many eases, that the compa- hy was fair and square, and always fultilied its ob- Apany brought me back I was sure the company Would do by meas Thad the best ph to believe It had al- Ways done by others, and I wasn't disappointed.” “Then you feel perfectly satistted with your ven- ture, and that the company has tregted you hon- orably “Indeed Ido sir, and I wish every man in bust- hess Was as fair And honorable as tlils company is.” Mr. Finnegan is a genial gentleman, of medium: helgiit and pleasantspeech. He ts too level-headed to allow this little instance of good luck to change the even tenor of his way. The World reporter, who has been for years acquainted with him, Knows that he 1s too sensible a_man to be thrown off his balance, even by the acquisition of $5,000. Mr. Finnegan, 'as already stated, resides at No. 1 Elder Place, off Brighton street,where he 1s receiv- ing the hearty congratulations ‘ot his friends and nefighbors upon his good fortune.—Boston (Mass.) World, September 2, ‘Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and brolled oysters. All selected. Ladies’ Saloon first joor, Highly Esteemed. ‘The youthful color and rich luster are restored to faded or gray hair by the use of Parker's Hair Balsam, a harmless dressing, highly esteemed for its perfume and purity. Folly in Waiting. . It {s the height of folly to wait until you are in bed with disease that may last months, when you can be cured by a timely use of Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have known sickly families made the healthiest by 1t.—Observer. Few Complexions 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 is sure relfef from the annoyance of these blemishes on the cheek of beauty. — Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow'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 inothers for their children, Ie relleves oe from cures ntery and diarrhoea, in the bowels ‘wird colle, By giving health to the child it rests the mother, Price 2 cents a bottle, nw, Nervous Weakuces, Dyspepsia tinpotence, Se: lervous We: YS) la, Im) nee, Sex- ual Debllity, cured By "Welle Health Renewor” $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 8 and delivered in 3¢-1b. “Ward” print 1b. Also, cottage cite, buttermilk ‘and sweet "m ec. perqt. Cream, iSc. pint. Fresh Alderney Mutter chutney covery morning milk, BROWN. On Tuesday, October Sa, 1882, at 9: o'clock a.m., JOSHUA'D. BROWN, in the eevent eighth year of his aze. funeral willtake piace at the residence of his son, Walter Bro Georgetown Heights, on Thursday, Oc- tober Sth, at J p.m. Interment at Glenwood. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. * CLAGETT. On Tuceday, October 84.1882, at 10:20 -m.. of gastric fever, EMMA T. BOWEN, wife of eztkiah tt, aged thirty-four years and five mor.ths, Funeral Thureday, October 5th, at 2 p.m.,at the resi- deuce, 916 Freuch ‘street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. ELDRIDGE. On Tuesday, October Bi at 9 o'clock a. m-y HATTIE A: beloved. wife of Mok: Eide Fidge, aged forty-three years ‘Furjeral from the Teailence of William Linkina, No. 1808 G strect northwest, Thursday, October Oth, at 3 glock p.m. Relatives dnd friends! are invited tg at- nd. HERBERT. On Wednesday morning, October 4, 1882, at 5:30 o'clock a.m., HARRIET 8. HEKBERT, deloved wife of Ananias Herbert and daughter of the Jate Fiora Hicks Durham, in the fifty-seventh year of er age. ‘The funeral from Israel C. M. E. Church on Friday, October 6th, at 1 o'clock sharp. Friends wishing 0 ‘View the rempins will'call at the house. LAURENZI. In Henover, York county, Pennsyl- yania, at eizht o'clock, Tur evening, October 1882," after a long and painful sickness, GEORG! LAURENZI, aged twenty years and eight months. ‘Will be buried at St. Michael's chureh, Baltimore, ‘Thursday. Funeral will from Hillen station at twelve o'clock, < RILEY. On Monday, October 24, 1882, at 10:20 m., afterashort illness of typhoid ‘pneumonia, GINIA RILEY, in the twenty-first year of herage. Funeral from her mother’s residence, No. 315 1 street southeast, Thursday morning, October 5th, at 9 o'clock, from thetice to St, Peters’ church. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. = OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. ‘Owing to the inc’émency of the weather, the finishing ‘building has been retarded. ‘We shail ea MONDAY ‘and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 and 3, two cases: PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, JUST LANDED FROM FRANCE, For the benefit of our patrons who do not wish to wait for our AUCTION SALES LADIES’ GOODS. = — al RS. M. J. HUNT. YY PROANS Pocor oc ced D cavets nxthwesl? OPENING OF MISCELLANEOUS STOCK OF MERCHA! CANNED GOODS, TIN AND CROCKERY IMPORTED BONNETS AND NOVELTIES, PARLE CATER Rats INA LARGE 4 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, LOUKING GLASSER, Go. Ss. OCTOBER 4 AND 5, 1982. o2 No. 1309 F street northwest GPECIAL FALL OPENING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER érz, OF FRENCH BONNETS AND LONDON HATS, Selected personally while in Europe. ‘You are respectfully invited. MRS. J. P. PALMER, 530 No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘ALL IMPORTATION oF ATTERN HA’ FE APY 020% eon NOVELTIES, ETC, ‘TCite Trevise Park 207 Ponneylvania sven Cite Trevise Paris. mnsyivania avenue. ‘Mine von Brandis has charge of the Dressmaking partient. DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRTS A’ ll hs . rn N MAKEOF T! N YATCH SPRIN OUR STEEL, Se, U0 A STELE ANDSIZE . HOOPSEIRTS OF “REY USE” STE! A fine Freach Woven COMSET at $1, ey Fine French Contille Hand-mate CORSET, at $1. This corset ts sold in other cities at $1.50. ‘We have one apecial lot of Children’s Regular Mado HOSE, in Cardinal, Biue and Brown, at 25¢, Would be sold vt at 350. eed DOUGLASS, molest oa aND F STREETS = ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, M 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to order in every style and zaaterial, aud guarantees perfect ht and comfort. BERK SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-tuade Underclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest Impor ery. Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goole, French Corsets and Bustles. | ‘The “Hercules” Sa Porting Corset, for which Miss HT. is special a ‘znd $1 Corset, her own make, thatfor the prica cannot be surpassed. N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. a5 709 GLAss, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, And ORNAMENTAL GODS FOR HOUSEHOLD ADORNMENT. CHINA, Our stock of above goods is now completa, andiwe are offering every inducement in quality, variety aud price. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, £28 709 MARKET rE. Co WEATHER IS COMING. PREPARE for it early by purchasing a first-class HEATING RE, LATROBE OR FURNACE. Our stock isnow dif you will favor us with a cali we can your inspection the largest assortment of above goods in this city. Agents for the St. George and Stag Head Elevated Oven Ranges, Social and Fire Side 4 » aud Baretow Furnaces Mantels and Grates. Plunbing and Gas F bing and Repairing prouptiy attended to. W. 8. JENKS & CO., #22 TIT 7th stroct nortnwest. pottens: AND PORCELAIN. DIRECT IMRORTATION FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN POTTERY oa AND PORCELAIN. RICH CUT ENGLISH AND FRENCH GLass, ‘We call special attention to our new Fall Stock now arriving, which has been selected with great care as to style, quality and price. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W. IGERATORS AT REDUCED PRICES. WINDOW SCREENS; will ft any window. PATENT CREAM FREEZERS. FRUIT JARS, (best make.) JELLY GLASS: iiroy’s Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS, GEO. WATTS, jy14__314 7th etreet, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. SCHOOL BOOKS, &e. INDERGARTEN GIFTS AND OCCUPATION MATERIAL, A full and complete stock on hand, and sold st the lowest rates hool books for Public and Private Schoole, Wholesale and Retail. All the New Books as s00n as published. For sale by WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 428 7th strest, Py ‘itting. Job- al 829 See BOUES. al enprly of Books in use in the Public and parte Reto ow ready aud offered at the very LOW: est Prices. ‘Also, Slates, Paper and everything needed for aschool outait, NEW LAW BOOKS. Endlich’s Law of Building Association. Kelley's Contracteof Married Women. merative Insanity. a ——— ors al, Hi.” MORRISON a 475 Pennsylvania avenue. Somer BOOKS. THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SCHOOL BOOKS, ‘ith Covers and Blotters Free, at BOBERTS' BOOKSTORE, 1010 Seventh street, w York avenue northwest. STATIONERY. ¢9-1m % 2 $33 Above N N. B.—BARGAINS IN ates Soe Public and Private Schools, AND SCHGOL STATIONERY, At Lowest Prices, wholesale and retail. Cc. C. PURSELL, 29-1m 422 9th street northwest. | Vie PUBLICATIONS. ‘McPherson's Hand Book, Poritics, 1882... Spofford's **Marqui Carabas”.. Alexander's, Mr, seModern Applications of Hawer’s * ‘vantiful Houses “Military Tel Mailock’s * Pedwaeed SSS2S52S3 ‘Metropolitan 911 Pennsylvania avenue. SAFE DEPOSIT CO. ECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, NS) ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ‘Corner 16TH BrREET AND New Yorx Ave Capital, eet nels 7 got, on Li ), 000. en fe a takes all kinds of Securitice and Valuables on Spesial Deposit at lowest NJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. * ‘EVANT, x ALBEET L. Ni. Secretary, THE TRADES. ‘CETT’S BINDERY, 1012 (PENN. AVE.—PLAIN Ls ‘Fancy of every done at description reasonable rates. -S ke Orders mail promptty attended to. H. Bs Peniten . IBSON BROTH: UNDERTAKERS. J OenGESBEAL FURNISHT Pennsylvania avenue and everyting hest-css 1 ALso, LVE O'CLOCK, 450 VOLUMES MIRCELLA= AT EEUUS BOOKA PORTFOLIOS, &c., AT Al ON. Within ‘our salesroom, THURSDAY MOR’ QCTOBER FIFTH, comivencing AT TEN OCLOo yee DOWLING, Auctioneer. S R'S SALE OF 25 SH. WASH. RAN Tor BUGGk, MADE. BY Yoyce BAY. MAKE SEVEN YEARS OLD, SoU NSIDEKED ONE OF THE FL Re IN THE CIT: D. AND 1S 1882, at E O'CLOCK, af the auction roses of TBomes > 11th street and Penvaylvania » crcun be soen at Wash, Nallor's stables prior DAVID HAGERTY, Administrator, {For Other Auctiona See Seventh Paoe.| PIANOS AND ORGANS. CB4uNcex <a, 483 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ics No. 1—A Double Ronnd 7's-octave Sguare Grand Pian’ oN made vy Win, Heinekamp; cont $800; will awcrs 3 ou any rensonable of No. 2—A Celsbrated Seaway T-octaye Piano, with carved legs; $150. No. 3—A full 7-octave Uprieht Piano, made by the leading Philadelphia maker; $125 retrut Dass, b ie ed NEW AND REVISED PRICE_LIs’ SPECIAL BANGAINS SOF No. 4—A full 7-octave Piano, with the “‘old and reliable” Rouen & Bacon ; No. 5—A full T-octave Piano, made by Benorde, Baltle ‘more; $90, 6—A good 6-octave Piano for beginner; €30 A $650 Double-bank Smith Awerican Churcy ‘Orgen; $150. No. &—Sprcial prices in the Shoninger Cymbells Or- gans, sold on § monthly payments, N.B.—Second-hand Pianos and Organs bought for cash. wu, HE. KIVALLED STIEFF AND THE CELE- BRATED KRANICH & BACH F aS: Fe at Lowest Prices and Easiest Terms, at G. L. WILD & BROS’, New Musical Wareroot 7th atrost Pinuos and Ongaus of otlier celebrated on hand. A. D WAREROOMS, 1% Ihre treet uorthwest. “Pianos for Sale ana Pranos of first Steiuway, Chicker Q 5 uc and Repairine pest of style and promptiy attended to. 85 S ORGANS, $297 50. Factory rupnin da fowue five,” Address DANIEL F. ATT, Was ____ PROPOSALS. P' POSALS FOR DREDG! POTOMAC, RIVER IMPROVEMENT NEAR WASHINGTON, D.C. EXNGN FER OFFICE, i Ve SUR, Issa. “iging in the tin, D. Cy will | ntl ELEVEN A.M. Mi THIRTIETH, 1582, and opened in ly thereafter. The approximate amount of dred, ng is one million seven hu ubie yar dank roposals must be made, epect~ fications information, can be Bad om PETER C. HAINS, Major of Fu¢ihecrs. pe USALS FOR OFFICE FURNITURE. Wan D ARTMYENT, - Aste Tuas Grrce, fy WASHINGTON, per 29, 1882, Sesied Proposals fe Furniture, consisting of Desks, Tables, € Washrtands, all of wold Black Walnut, for fis All be received uns NE O'CLOCK P.M, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER. TH, is82. structions for the guidance of bidders may cation to this office. CHAUNCEY XcKEEVER, ae Act. Adjutant Gen. ROPUSALS, Wanpex’s Orrice. Uxrrep Srarms Jatt, 1) Wasnixoror, D. C., Sept. 29, 1482. Seaied Proposals will be received at this office UN TTL TWELV: M., OCTOBER SEVENTH, IsK2, to fur- nish the Jail with six hundred tons of best run of mine George's Creek Cumberland Coal and twenty-five tons of good quality of Anthracite Coal, stove «ize, to be livered at the Jail, thirty tons by ‘the 16th of next and the balance cn or before the 1 . next. Also, separate 1 a a aired. ‘The Coal and Wood to. be inspected at bid~ erie cont. ‘The right is reserved to reject suy aid ail 36-6¢ JOHN 8. CROCKER, Warden. D DDD ™ g888g BD a & yup p”§ Bipees Wr HB ae bpp a4 VV Uppp ®ass8 RRR IZZZERR PERI ZE E iiidzzter 00 A £ 8% dy Bee wi SAA Be, ®sss800 a ae 25 48 AN INDUCEMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD To USE DAVID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY soaP, WE ARE GOING TOHAVE A GRAND CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL, DECEMBER 26, 1682, AT WHICH WE SHALL GIVE AWAY THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRESENTS: 1Three-Story Brown Stone House and Lot in New ‘orl 1, 600 inn G Pah 0004 Per Gent U. 8. Bond, $180 in Gold. 5004 Per Cent Bond, 1 Team Road Horses, $250 in Gold. 5 $100 Bonds, 3 Pianos. 5 Parior Organs. 5 Diamond Bracelets, 10 Pair Diamond Ear Rings, . 25 Diamond Finger Ring. 50 Gold Watches, 1s. 76 Bilver Watches, 180 $5 Gold Pieces. 10 Sewing Machines, Steam 1 Excursion Ticket to San Franctsoo and return, 1 Excursion Ticket to New Orieans and retara. AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VAI« UABLE PRESENTS. HOW TO GET A TICKET. ‘Tickets for the Festival can be an follows: obtained Every cake of DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP is wrapped in DARK BROWN w: Ba anti Ol SEER CAAY en ekcasarae ASH §:FTERS AND SHOVELS, STORE SUPPLIES AND West Washington, was sent to the alms-house ospitat, yest=nia: Last nicnt, Edwin A. Lipscomb fell on the pave- 36-inchO ASHSEERES, all-Wool, 40 cts. Double-width DR"SS GOODS, 25 cts, ‘2%, 31, 37 cts, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 and 5. IMFORTED BONNETS AND PROMENADE HATS, DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP CO, =. 186 axp 187 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK. REGULAR OPENING, Rrocaie VELVETS, th elor, : ie VELVE Jack CASH AM. ; 1 And dedication of our new addition to King’s Palace -ACKHAM, AGENTS, Sut his ead seriously. “Lieut Araoia vee t ee borin ape tO tae daar ee ‘which will take place about ure sae te me 8 Graz store, where Dr. MeBlair dressed hls F. P. MAY & Co, 3 - MIDDLE OF OCTOBER! 2 27,30,08,9" when he was went to his homey No 421 B DIS NELKA ues 2 $1 Penns. avenue, near Tthstrest_ | JYfISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, ear ST TETRA faa Tenens Lge an aaa gp Sosa BULK DOLMANS atl Fur-lined MANTLES. No. 430 10rs STREET NORTHWEST, eter % - aie snoulting Eneliah Walking JACKETS, CLOAKS: ne SEA WEA: Far AND WINTER DRY GOODS. ‘We are now receiving daily all the NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE: Which rates, “t WO Will Sell Jone: Ben net Don't fait pth ence aN 10-4 SHUETING COPTOS: Has just Received her NEW FALL GOODS, consisting of elegant French Hosiersy‘Underwear of every grade, ‘and the best French Cgssetaever imported. _529-6t CABEIGES! Gaeysars: CABBIAGES! Sere ees cree aoe FALe WEAR. Bospital. Mr. Stafford told the court that the | came Into the dispensary yesterday ana | Gisorderly, ond in putting him out he as | witness. A ne of Sor 15 days was im- Wis the McPherson house, corner of 35th and 1 has been lecsed to the present occupant Southall, for five years, and the TS » We neighboring church sty have no {dea of selting, itis probal at the house will be book containing five Dills, suy to have been lost by a laay in Bauer's sere pe A found on the streets by & poor of yw, = yaaa SS) NOW OPENING FULL LINE OF BLACK CASHMERES. Licht and Dark Cclored CASHMER: SILKS and ays es ABE to nike Nand NAPESSS™ WEL white and red. Ga and ios" euberiNgg e 8 dren's, UNDER WIG RT OnT- ‘. and ‘Will call for KING'S PALACE, $14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. bah yt revaracd seks owner yesterday. ‘major of police issued a general order to Private Mauric> Quotes BIS ADRES the courage, coolness and perseverence —— on tue mot the KERCHIE: ‘We solicit a'call from all th want of DRY GOODS. c. M. TOWSON, ee (96 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,