Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1882, Page 4

: : re Soeur ; ; 4 ‘3 witha THE EVENING STAR. SDA October 5, 1882, TRunNspay.. LOCAL MENTION. Whe Weatner. OFFICE OF THE CRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 1 Waenrnatox, D.C. Oct. 5, 1832, 10:0) amt For New England and the middle Atlantic states Generally fair weather, except in extreme north portion, light local rains, light variable winds, nearly stationary or slight’ rise in temperature, Mationary or lower barometer. Special Weather Bullett ‘The ehiet signal oMcer of the army furnishes fhe following special bulletin to the press: ‘The barometer is highest in the middle Atlantic States, and lowest In Nevada. G: y clear ‘Weather continues in the mbidie states, the Ohio Valley, and thence southward to the gulf const. Tains are reported from northern New Eag- Jand, and thence westward over the northern por- tion of the lake region. Local rains are also re= from the northwest and southwest, with ‘Warm east to south winds. Northeasterly winds gontinue In the southern states, where the tem- erature has remained about stationary, and lht able winds are reported from the lake regioa, Rew York and New England, where the temper: ture has risen slightly. “A rainfall of 1.15 inches Teported from Galveston, Texas, during the past hours. Warmer fair weather’ ts indicated for the middle Atlantic states during Thursday. Threatening weather and local rain are Indleated for the Mississippl valley and lake region during urs tay. = a Frsseu.’s Ick Crea and Cuarlotte Russe, BEWARR OF SHODDY ready-made overcoats. Pur- @hase a first-class merchant tatlor made overcoit Of the very best fabric,very Mttle worn, and almost BS good as new, ata creit bargain, at J. Herzog's, 06 9th strect, near P’nnsylvania avenue. We liap Seventeex gouutne “India camel hair shawis” consigned to us for our opening, of wh thirteen are leit. from the Lai Porting house in N Ratier th the followin pri vaich ts g eeni lower thin they can be New York retail! <tore all sell them at me cost and 2 bought inany 1 & BRO. 24 7th strec ty Enix oF Banex, for malaria, chills ant fever eontains no quini 1 by ail druggists. tn it e rolls, b F.P. May & Co. are agents for the improved fe scales. T—The Lafayette House, 2d and Bsts. See advertisement. Hor sri tings; pertscopie eye glasses and specs,$1. Prigg’s. N@ crystal jewelry. real almond set- Too Mecca cannot bes of the photo §raphs made by the new Photo Art Co., Pennsy! ¥anla avenue, Ciree doors west of 9th street. Price for cabinet size only $3 per en. INFALLIBLE Is THE Wonxp—“Never known to fail,” our motto. Speedy cure to all diseases of the Kidhey’s or urinary organs by using Hunt's Remedy. © Nortce the success of our handsome souvenirs @t the crowacd openings th! <\ Morrison & DUVAL, Publishers of Art. Novelties, 805 and 807 D street now. ATTENTION {5 specially called to the large stock of upright and square pianos and organs on hand and constantly being received by the old-estab- Fished and reilable firm of John F. Ellis £ Co., Peansyivania avenue, near 10th street, and wile they offer for rentor Sale at moderate prices ant on easy teru: CITY AND DISTRICT. The Potomac Rezattn. THE CLOSING RACES—TUW WINNERS OF THE “EVR NING STAR” CUP—OTHER LOCAL BOATING MAT- TERS. : The first Potomac regatta, which took place yes- terday afternoon, was a complete success, and notwithstanding the fact that the races were not as closely contested as was expected, the lovers of aquatic ‘sports feel that the Potomac regatta 1s Tegularly established, and hereafter the annual Taces on the Potomac will be largely participated in by crews from other cities. The junior and se- for four-oared races were both won by the Co- Dias, as stated in the last edition of yester- day's STAR. In the junior race all three of the District boat. clubs Were represented. The Co- lumbias took the lead at the start, and main- tained .1t to the finish. There was a hot contest | between the Potomacs and the Analostans for second place. The Potomacs rowed them down, and the three crews crossed the line as follows:— 4; Potomacs, 10:74; Analostans, THE SENIOR FOURS. ‘The greatest interest centered in the next race, which was rowed by senior fours from the Poto- mac and Columbia clubs. The race was promptly called at 3:15, an both crews took the water to- gether. The Columbias gradually forged ahead, and before the first half mile was rowed they had the race well In hand, and barring accident were sure winners. ‘The Potomacs were unable to ¥ent the gap between the boats from wilening. The Coiumblas finished several lengths ahead in 9:23. thus winning the Boteler medals and THE STaR cup. The Potomac crew rowed a , but they lacked the vim and snap that ‘olumbla races. Wheeler, the Potomac teered one of the most perfect courses that er been seen on the river. THE LAST RACE was between Potomac and Columblas light weight fours, as follows:—Columbta--Suitth, stroke; Hen- der-on, 3; Young, 2, and Zeigler, bow. Potomnac— McKindey, stroke; “Harrison, 3; Roberts, 2, end Werden, bow. At the start the Potomars took the at before the race yards and yards won by the Potomacs with- Out inuch effort in 10:02; Columblas, 11:10. THE RAPPAHANNOCKS AND COLUMBIAS. The match race between the Rappahannocks and Coltimbta juniors will be rowed this afternoon at 4:30. The Potomses will hold a hop to-night at ir boat house. ‘The race on Sitarday between Parker Page and McKinney, promises to be one of the most houy contested raées that bas occurred on the riy: Both men are rowing beautifully. The event of yesterday's races makes the Colum- bia Club the custodians of the EVENING Stak cup. Tuis cup, which Mf solil silver, and of artistic design and workmanship, is now on exhibition at Gaivs. es QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.—At Queenstown yesterday, on the Metropolitan branch of the B. and O. allroad, thre miles from Washington, sold 115 cattle trom 4 to 400 sheep and lambs—sheep from 3 to & cents per 1b. ; lambs from 5 to 6: es from 7 to, 8 cents; milch cows and calves (rom $25 to $60. Louls D. Means,’ proprietoi S.—Ata meeting ation last evening imms, Fitzpatrick, Clit, Carte Madden, were appointed as’ a cam- mittee. ‘onnecticut republican assoctation last evening elected the following officers: President, S.M. Worcester; vice-president, O. S. Firman; re- cording secretary, J. Q. Rice; corresponding ‘sec Tetary, Oltver Smith; treasurer, 8. F. Tracey. An exectitive committee was elected as follows: Wm. H. Webster, S. I Bradley, H. M. W. Brainard, Wm. C. Tyler, A. G. Biss, Charles Lyman, E. H. Ripley, James D. Hail, Redfield Duryce. — ‘Tae Disrnict Mirany.—The Washin Infantry corps Last evening elected Dr. H. E. Leach assistant surgeon of the corps, and G. H. Ourand librarian. A vote of thanks was extended to the members of the corps who took part in the compe- Ulive drill at Baltimore. ‘The corps has received invitations to take part in the Mardi Gras celebra- tion at New Orleans and the bi-centenntal at Phil- adelphia. it Guard had their first Of the Georgia republ Messrs. Hill on Light The Washington Li complimentary hop at MeCauley’s hall last night. ‘the attendance was large and the affair a very suceessiul one. siete aia Amusements To-night. Forp’s Orena Hovse.—“One of the Finest.” Natrowat ToeaTeR.—“Black Crook.” ew Tueater Comqur.—Variety. Driver's Ganpex.—Free concert. —— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be light-d ut 6:10 p.m. and @xtingulshed at 1:15 am. The Cslvary Chapel Choral soctety, after a spirited contest, List evening elected the follon ing officers: President, Mr. @f the Treasury sec ‘Theodore King; secretary, Harry Brer, Miss Minnie Moran; pla ‘Young. =i At the opening of the Georgetown Untversity Law school last evening, !t was announced that following prizes would be offered this year: “fo the stwient leading the senior class in recita- ions and examinations, $100 he one leading She junior class, $40, and for th> best essay by a Biember of the Senior class, a tleket to the post- graduate course, worth $40. Yesterday afternoon two laborers were over- with escaping gis while at on 8th, betwe-n G and H str ‘sneaking Into the nous : La | = Stealing a gold watch. “He got six in Jatt. feast of Conclusion, ending the feast of the Je and the whole evele of festivals, 1s Being celebrated to-day by Hebrew citize A muscular color d man peated guilty in the Police Court this morning w knocking a colored | Woman, named Ella Sims, down and breaking Some of her teeth, for which he got 30 days. How A Resecrep Loven Gor EvEN.—Frank Wilson, a neatiy dressed young colored man, was the volls at the Po:ice Court this morning on the arge of stealing alot of household articles and clothing. “A mulatto girl, named Emma took the stand, and stated that the pris- Ber “has decn walting on her for some time, and | hi€ "posed to her, and she “jected his ’sposal, and he | Imad, and took her truitk, all her underclothing, | dises, and nearly everything she bad.” The | stated that he bought the articles that Wok, and he thought he had a right to them. Snell ordered restitation to be 1 90 days in He was committed. A Consex Stose Larp.—The corner stone of the Shiloh Baptist church, on L street, between 16th and W7th streets, Was laid yesterday afte: ‘With aprropriat: ceremonies by Slmons Mandery, No. 1, Knights :emplar, of thts fisted by'the Visiting commandery, Mt @f New York. The corner stone was Bminent Commander. Sir RH. Huclus, of ‘Mt. Caivary Commandery. an address, and was followed by an appeal for funds from D-. Wm. J. Walker, the pastor. A’ dresses were made by the Rev. RS. Laws,.of 3 h Wesainztoa; RC. Kobinson, of East Wash- ayers were offeret by the Rev. Wm. of the Central Baptist church, and Rev. Wa. Jefferson, of the ‘Thira B apuist church. Usity PRESBYTERIAN the gentlemen connected with Unity Presbyteri. held last evening at Clabaugh hall, 1t wa ined to organize a rary Association, View to arrange for literary and social en- | tertainm=nts, for the benefit of the church, during | _ Ge coming winter. Dr. Wm. H. Warman was | ‘@ailed to the chair, and Arthur B. Claxton was ap- ted secretary. It was determined to inaugur- | & course of lectures, and a committee consist- | of Messrs Warman, Brocxett, Hamiln, Towne, | son and Tustin Was apoornted to'suzgest Such detutis as may be considered at a future ~‘Meeting. Procession last. night nus, When the Dickson abbed Coasenberry in the | Court thts morning the | ase was continued on account of Crusenberrs’s | $ being of such a character as to conflae to his bed. fracting for and o. the derendant sz iif from S are now subject to the - COE. fhe oid "eres ‘nS > District, and-havii i her array was one of | ing 72 years of 4 ne Best part of hls life. ‘was formerly well a5 an enterprising Smian. Lie w ot Chi county, land, but whe m to Cul- he Uved tll 21 | ngased in | ¢ to! aced business on | : 1s now under the amed being na Lowe | ened al nusine: of Murmy & Sein: well-known gr: . avenue, In 1848 Mr. Sen ce Where bi s of J. i. continutny under the 5. pyears. The partnership was « Mr. Murray retired froia bus mainiaine! the coni of thie District. maa ah be ir s decease. ‘The funeral will place Saturday. SALE of imported bulls will take place at auction rooms t -morrow at 1€ o'clock. amdprivate buyers should give this sale Seq advertisement, + Sos Haxcock’s Answer. — Yesterday, in the of & C. Reid agt. John Unncock et Nd to pliine colved tn 1864, ness. 1 Which it is claimed defendant erty in Which the title was ja anctin _ my Hancock, Wed con = Hay. ‘The answer asserts thot Mrs. knowledge of the condition of the Rev. Robert Johnson | s je -¥ members of the Union ded to accompany the corps to Richmond. ‘The honorary members will Meet at the armory of the corps on Friday evening at 10:30 o'clock sharp, and march with the corps to the depot. ‘The orginizition has adopted a ver ige. ‘The Washington Licht Infantry corps will escort the Veterans to the depot. — SCOVILLE AND GtITEAU's POISONED BovQuer. George Scovilie 1s quoted In dispateles trom C ago as Saying in regard to the poisoned bouquet given Guiteau before his execution, that on the morning of that day John W. Gultévu, Mrs. Sco ville and Miss Chevalier drove to L. way they stopped at the florist’s where the flowers or the funeral h been ordered. hile waiting Mrs. Scoville ordered the bouquet. It was hand toJohn Guiteau, who unwrapyed the parcel as they drove along'and showed the flowers to the ladies, then Wrapping them up again. At the jall he gave it to the warden, who took It to Guiteau’s cell AS a matter of fact, Mrs. Scoville never had the bouquet in her hands. gees ‘Tue VistTING CoLonkD Tewrtans.—Mount Cal- vary Commandery, colored Knights Templar, of New York, yesterd:iy afternoon took part in lay- ing the corer stone of Sutloh Baptist church. In the evening a reception was tendered the visiting commandery at Willard hall by Simons Com mandery. which was largely attented. ‘The addr.ss of welcome was made to the visiting fraters by Sir Knight Grand Recorder F.C. Revelis. Eminent Commancer Sir Robert H. Hucluss, of the New York commanders, responded, and w:S followed by Rev. John B. Stansbury, grand prelate, of New York. ‘The prominent offi cers of the visiting commandery were then intro- duced by Sir Knight Revells. Then followed the Grand Knights Templar march, which was con- tinuously applauded; and a promenade, after which took place the grand drill by the Mount Calvary Commandery, the evolutions of which were excellently done. ‘Th® remainder of the evening was devoted to dancing. The visitors left forhiome this morning. A aS Manrrage Lice: Marriage Icenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to J. C. Carr, of Loudon county, Va., and Mollie T. Brawner, of Alexandria, Va.7 W.’P. Gibbons and Mittie’ E. ford; Wm. Sorreli and Minerva Lee; John E. Brad- ley ahd George Anna Hardig. REAL EsTate SALes.—Duncanson Bros., auction cers, sold yesterday afternoon, for Wm. F. Mat- Ungiy, trustee, lot G, of the subdivision of part of square 446, fronting 78 fect 9 inches on west side of 6th street, betweeMO and P streets northwest,and Laving a depth of 120 feet, improved by tree. story ‘brick dwelling.to Mrs. Helen Reed, tor $3,875. For Reginald Fendall and B. G. Lovejoy, lot No. 12, {n Borland’s subdivision of i, fronting 134 feet 10 inches on Vermont. avenue and same front on 10th street west, inter secting with T street north, and containing 3,960 are feet of ground, to D. B. Groff, for 47 cents square foot. For Charles Prt-rson, trustee, parts of lots 11 and 12, In square 92), fronting 29 feet 1 Inch on 9th street, between East Capitol and A streets southeast, linproved by a two-story frame house, to Henry Peterson, tor $6; Ar OPENING. DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. ich Shoodah CLOTHS, ail-Wool, 50 cts. ‘h CASHMERES, all’ Wool, 50 \C ASHMERES, ali-Woo!, 40 cta. -wilth DRESS GOODS, 25 cts. GOODS, 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37 cts, v colors, $1 HMERES, all-Wool, 37, 50, 62, 75 cts. ‘all colors, $2, $2. $1.75, 2. 5, $2. On the all SILK VELVE TS, all colors, $1.25, $1.50, Black DRESS SILKS, $1, $1.25. $1.50, $1. Colored DRESS SILKS, "new shad Brocade TLRS. MOMTES end 5: SILK DOLMA TINGS, 25 rs, double width, COTTON, 25 cts. s! Ladie: Ladies’ CLOTH, nes 1045H ELS, CLOTH, for Boys’ Suite, 25, CLOTH, for Men's Suits. 50, Tadice’ col UxbERwear, 0 yard Jeneths, 10c, yard. TH, §2, $2.50, 83, $5.00, cts., $1. $1.25, $1.50. LACE, 25, 30, 37, 50cts. RPLTS, 23, 37, 50, 62, 75 cta. c. M. TOWSON, €36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUZ, South Side. W H. WHEATLEY'’S : STEAM DYEI AND Wht AND ORY a plage E ABI ISHMENT. Will call for and deliver WOR: nywhere 49) JEFFERSON STREET, me Burvox Gyoxcerown. D. O. ‘No. 1068 (OL ps B ROBINSON & Cu, 'e cs CYS CLOTHING HOUSE, £08 PrNNSYLVANTA AVENTR. RE CURE FOR MALARIA. (ag ela ES Rh ~ conta, tot U s one. care, ‘Throat ‘and Pings: ial in malarial et: BAM OF TOLU, the only’ ‘This tea preparation of baka K CAND) MAGNESIA. aud oiber medic ial in above ditexaes, the basis being the ures: Itice aud Rye Whiskies. Harnilens and Very pleasant totale. Pry it. For sve by oll dusts sod grovers atSi ver auart bottle, the trade enuplied gta liberal discount Ly Barbour & Hamilton and Hume, Wholesale Crcers, and Sole Ageuts for this hy BISCHOPE: i the ~ pss BALTIMORE HEATERS! +s bene The attention of Housekeepers is again invited to these tustly CELEBRATED LATROBE S70/ES. ‘Their bewmty and exccilencs, erbenced im. yrovements, ouapt them to tue Toe ircronnta ga easton fail ‘When she pali the instalment of $3,000, thaz plaints be compelled to carzy cut tal agreement and complete the” pur- "mi superior to any other Heaters: For sale by dealers gcnerally. in e%-lm cf all, and render the: the market. SERIOUS ACCIDENT To 4 WASHINGTON MAN.—Mr. James V. Collins, who was the well-known fore- man of bricklayers of the United States Treasury extension and of the new State, War and Navy department building in this city, and who ts now superintending the construction of several butld- ings tn Pullman, Ill, fell from one of them last Thursday and broke three of his ribs and was ap- parently otherwise seriously injured internally. A letter from Mr. Samuel A. Gaskins, of this Dis- trict (who is also superintending the erection of buildings tn Pullman), dated on Sunday last, states that Mr. Collins was then lying unconscious, suf- fering from internal hemorrhage,and it was feared his injuries might pfove fatal. " Mr. Collins’ wife and four children, who went west to Join him only a few Weeks ago, have the sympathy of numerous friends in this District in their aMiiction. poets onside BuILprng Assoctation.—The Equitable Co-oper- ative Bulldiag Association held its 36th monthly meeting last evening at Marini’s Hall, H. H.Twom- bly In the chair and John Joy Edson secretary. The secretary annouaced that the board had au- thorized subscriptions for the fourth Issue of stock to the amount of 2,000 shares. $14,900 was ad- vanced atan average premium ot 61 per cent— making monthly payments for each $1,000: on principal, $10.83; on interest, $5.33—the latter is reduced 10 per cent annually in addition to the credit of profits. At the first annual meeting of the Union Co- eperatie Bullding Association held last evening, the old officers were unanimously re-elected a3 follows: President, Dennis Connell; vice presi- dent, J. G. Fulton’; secretary, Dantel Donovan treasurer, John F, ‘Kelly. Of the board of direc- tors Messrs. T. Brosnan, M. B. Garman and T. Costello hold over until next year and Messrs. M- Loeb, Robert McDonald and D. A. Driscoll were elected for two years. The other new directors are George Bogus, Robert McKensey and Richard Cur- tain.” By the annual report submitted It appears that the disbursements balanced the receipts to the extent of $17,490.93; total assets, $15,650.81 —— THR WASHINGTON OPERATIC AssoctaTIoN.—Tho Wasiington Operatic Assoctation last mene elected Officers as follows: President, E. B. Hay; vice president, Dr. Frank ‘T. Howe; secretary, N. H. Camp financial secretary, Ed. M. Taber; treasu- rer, Hamilton Adams; musical director and dra- Matic instructor, John Philip Sousa; custodian of Peers: William A. Faller; pianist, tbrarian, F. E. Johnson; assistant 1101 Blackuat: € i Buruside, Hamiiton Adams, Frank T. Howe, N. H. Camp and W. H. Daniel; finance cominittee, Messrs. It. L, Thoinson, Leon J. Myers and W. illams. W. WwW. B. DRY GOODS. NEW FALL GOODS—We have an immenze stock, full, and complete in each department. Silks, Sstins, Velvets and Plushea, fine Embroidered Robes, Foulas, Czshmeres and Choodas. All kinds of Housefurnishing Goods. A full and com- Plete stock of Carpetings. SPectat—25,000 Fancy Business Cards just received aud will be distributed to cur customers, W. W BURDETTE & CO., 08-3t Noa. 928 7th st. and 706 K street northwest. B AUM’S GRAND FALL OPENING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9ru, Millinery Opening of i rted Hats and Bonnets and a ZR GR Ramee = SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the opening of an entire new floor, 2,800 square feet, for the display of several new departments. BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, Up to 12 years only. I shall show to the public a well select-d stock of Boys’ Kilts, Suits and Overcoats of superior workmanship, good woods and at low prices. Toevery purchaser of Boys’ Clothing a Juvenile or composition book will be give gratis. NEW DEPARTMENTS. Japanese Goods, Japanese Goods, Willow Ware, Willow Ware, ‘Trunks and Satchels, Pictures, Frames and Easels, Perfumery and Toilet Articles, ur Book and Stationery department greatly enlarged. ‘The latest Publications at popular prices > TOYS AND FANCY GOops. Allother departments will be stocked with the latest novelties, and ull goods sold in my house will be guar- anteed at popular pricos. = BBB OA OU UMM MM 3 BOB AA U UMMMM } BBB AA U UMMMM ‘ BOB AAA U UMM Mia BBB A A UU MM MS 02 416 SEVENTH STREET. POWDER AND SHOT, cco A SO P% ge FE 6083 ha E cco “oo AA LLL H H (00 ppp _ gsss HHO oO Dp p g's H H 00 DpD &gss8_ 7 ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, STORE SUPPLIES AND GENERAL HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th atrest. Fe] & A AA AA AAA aA THE riprs at Cad Lhohtohoe i) = ict a Bp ee Lda b> Bs women "or > >i LLLL BULLETIN. THESE PRICES FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEE: * GENT'S MEDICATED UNDERWEAR, $1.75, really worth $2.25, LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR, 50 cents, really worth 68. LADIES’ FINE COTTON CHEMISES, $1.19, really worth $1.48, FINE ALi LINEN TOWELS, 2 15c., really worth 25¢. ALL SILK EXTRA WIDE SASH RIBBON, 89c., really worth $1.15, FIFTY DESIGNS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Q 25c., really worth 35c. BEADED PASSEMENTERIE, 88c. per yard, really worth 49c, CHAMOIS MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, 69c., reaily worth 93c. HAND PAINTED FANS, 98c.. really worth $1.75, AND 10,009 OTHER ARTICLES PRICE. EQUALLY Low IN é rorerys} on E HAVE REDUCED TH® BEST BLUE MIDDLESEX FLA} SUITS From $13 to $10.76; $4 Blue Pacts toFs 80, mer Goods at cost. ys’ School Sui and $6 Upwards. * eins Bess Waals Papi ee thee, Goat from $1 upwurds. Wool Hats, ‘60c. " Sabsiow cod, be 1914-1916 Pennsylvanis ‘avenue, ant9 J. W. SELBY. M™= ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, No. 430 10rm STREET NORTHWEST, Alas just Received her NEW FALL GOODS, consisting of elegant French Hosiery, Underwear of every grade, and the best French Corsets ever imported. 29-68 © we DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE Stops hawking, souffing, ranning nostrils, poisonous mucous dripping in the throat, and pains over theeyrs, purifies the breath and restores the voice, taste, smell and hearing. An absolute eure for Catarrh and all its symptoms. As effective in cases of 20 yosre’ standing asin ordinary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyer's ‘Illustrated ‘Treatise” on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure $1.00 of all Drugwists or delivered by D. B. Dewex & Co.. 182 Fultonzst., New York. 80-2,t, tham THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, ‘BEST FOR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF. CELEBRATED STOMACH BBR I TTIT CITT FRE RRR ,SSSq BH T oT Ee RR § BaB Of 86 | kum R OR Sgss8 3 “ ‘The true antidote to the effects of miasma is Hostet- ter’s Stomach Bitters. This medicine is one of the most popular remedies of an age of successful proprie- tary specifics, and is in immense demand wherever on this Continent fever and ague exists. A wineglasful three times a day is the best possible preparative for en- countering a malacious atmosphere, regulating the liver, and invigoragps the stomach. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. 03 OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, Owing to the inc’emency of the weather, the finishing | of our new buitdiny has been retarded. We shall open on MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCTOBER? and 3, two cases 0} PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, JUST LANDED FROM FRANCE, For the benefit of our patrons who do not wish to wait for our REGULAR OPEYING, And dedication of our new addition to King’s Palace ‘Which will take place about the MIDDLE OF OCTOBER! ‘We are now recetving daily all the NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE! ‘Which we will sell less than market rates. Don’t fail to call. KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Remember, no branch store and no connection with | y other extablishmen’ 330 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, 50, $4, $450 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 UMBRELLAS, Agent NLAP 0., 825-2W aed Rew York. Fok THE SUMMER Use PALMER'S : AMERICAN GINGER ALE. Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. SAM’L C. PALMER, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH ‘STREET, West Washington, §2-Telephonte connection. dylT NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR. D SACK SUITS IN ALL THE NGS. FANCY MIXED AND PLAIN GOODS. FALL OVERCOATS, FOR PERFECTION IN FIT AND MODERATE Paces uo To ™ THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND £ STREETS, And examine quality, style aud keneral make up of the Suits for $8, worth $13. Suits for $9, worth $17. Suits for $id, worth $19. Suits for $12, worth $22. Suits for $15, worth $29. Suits for $18, worth $35. Suffer $20; Worta ES nce A }o. you want a Fine Black Suit, Prince Albert rock Coat? Gril at the MISEIE STORE ana examine their Broadc'oth Coat and Vest, with Doeskin Pants, for $20, worth 140. FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS OLD, Good Suits at $3, worth #5, Bottr Suits at $4, worth $7. Splendid Suits at'$4.50, worth: Real Nobby suits at $5, worth Charming Suite Oy ‘worth $11. Very Pretty Suits at $7, worth $12. Excellent Suite at $4, worth $1 ‘Magnificent Suits at $10, worth $18, FOR BOYS FROM 13 TO 11, for $5, worth $9. for s6, worth $10, Stl Bettor Suite for $7, worth $12. Splendid Suits for $8, worth $14. Real Nobby Suita for $9, worth $16. Flegant Suits for $19, worth #18, ‘Very Fine Suits for $11, wor! £2. Magnificent Suits for $} : ‘The Very Finest Suits for $15, cheup st $25. fall line. at #2, $2. ef ane NS, Susur ono anit tne Srices asked eee “Men's Overcoats from $6 up, well mundo and trimmed, . Boys? Overooats from $9 Up: seat Ua Orman bd tr “"g8-"Oun ‘Morro: No trouble £0 abow goods,” THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND FP STREETS. 030 Ale WEAR. MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ‘The Best Remeay wan earore sage anp 1841 F Stn, Jan. 3 1602 ponerse, meres Bera? the public. : of Edmonston & Ca., fine shoes. (Brown’s Iron Bitters ts an invaluable strength- ener for the nerves, muscles and digestive organs, Producing strengut and appetite} Burnett’s Cocoaine, the best and cheapest Hair Dressing. It xills dand- Tuff, allays irritation, and promotes a vigorous growth of the hair. Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts gro, invariably acknowledged the purest and Bull's Cough It is Worth Remembering that Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient 1s the concentrated duplicate of the celebrated Ger- man spring whose name it bears, and whose vir- tues it 80 eminently contains. ‘The Great Value of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for all diseases of women is demonstrated by every day experience. ‘The writer of this had oc- casion to step into tne principal Pharmacy of a city of 140,000 inhabitants, and on inquiry as to which 1s the most popular proprietary medicine of the time, was answered, that Mrs. Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound occupies a most conspicuous Place in the front rank of all remedies of this class. —Journal. &1,000 Rewara For any case of bling, tea Tn ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBlug’s Pile Remed: fails to cure. "Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 91 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Sold Dy druggists. —-ol8-co Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and broiled oysters. All selected. Ladies’ saloon first floor. Kidney Disease. Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De- posits,’ Gravel, 2.. cured by “Buchupatba.” $1, epot, Stott &’ Cromwell. 9 ‘Alderney, Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Bitter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and swect milk, te. per qt. Cream, ise. pint MONEY TO LOAN. _ 0, $300, $500, #1, 000, Also larver sums to loan on real estate. “Lowest rates. Prompt attention. E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 F. 05-6t ony 7e. LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- EST Rates of interest and commission. DUVALL & MARR, 925 ¥ street. 05-1m JPONEY TO Loan, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. 20,000-MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Security, in large or mall came at low rates of in- terest. Apply to ROHEER & YOUNG, s15-Im 921 F street northwest. JOSEY (TO LEND IN ciry On COUNTRY IN sums not less than $500, at 5 per cent interest Upon personal and other security, for tree years and. upward. Also, la sums on morteage, at 4 per cent. Apply to T. WOOD, 355 East 69th si t, New York city 819-hm Marte to cet Gs iomest rates real 8 to ater, on. approved ‘estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, al4 1437 Penneylvania aventie. yoy TO LOAN. 1 have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums of from $100and upwards, at lowest rates of in- te ‘Charges moderate. No delay. Je21 ONEY TO LOAN -AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY. ISHER & CO.. northwest. B. H. WARNER, 916 ¥ street northwest. ‘PERSONAL. GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND REFINEMENT, astranger in Washington, is desirous of forming the acquaintance: of one or two youns ladies of respect- ability, eulture and beauty, Object: Socjability. | Aa- dress “ZENO,” Star office. 05-2" ADAM BOSS. THE LONG-FSTABLISHED, RE- liablo Clairvoyant and Astrolewirt, gives better Satisfaction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- fession ; tells the past, present end future destiny ; 4. advice ‘und assistance on all matters appertain business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL. Satisfaction xiven or no pay,“ Cousultation Rooms, 402 2d sti rreet north est. 523 E. PRICE'S PRIVATE nstiltations free. All busi Notice to call at residence tly attended to. Offics hours—9 a.m. to10 om, treet northwest. IVATE DETECTIVE DERSK HE UN s office hours in Washington, at 1209 HAS R D HIS Pennsylvania Wednesday, from 12 to3 p,m. GEO. D., Surgcon ir charze of Maryland Eye and Exr Infirmary, Baltimore, Md. 05-1 De dPHN, ERED MAY HAVING ciated with him his son, Dr, WILLIAM MAY, lata of New York, will resume the practice of Medicine and Surgery in this city. Residence and office, 2022 G street northwest. Down town office, **May Building.” ‘sm avenue. ever, REULING, M. 6* THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY WALKS Coris, bunions, bad nails, and other complaints of the fect successfully treated at YR. WHITE'S Chirop- Glial fstablishment, 1416 Penusylvania avenue, posite Willard’s Hotel. Office fer $1 per visit. Pation- ized by the highest medical, Judicial, political, military and naval dignitaries of this con ', representatives: of leading foreign xovernment ousands of other Nellskuown personages. Established an Washinxtc . RANDALL PARSONS, Dentist, 428 7th strect northwest, over Ballantyne’a Book re. Gold fillings a specialty. Gas given DENTIST, hits ER, 2 26 E Sraver Nonrnwesr. Vitalized Air by the Hurd Systeia, for the painless ex- traction of Teeth. auxs D* STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 9TH STREET. _4y12__ Gangiven Hours 9 De TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 497 7TH street, three doors trom corner E. " Dentistry in all its branches. Teeth inserted $7 per ect. All work war- ranted. janld RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- ferted immediately after extracting uatural teetl ¥ iia aplendid euccesa. Modern methods and ekijl in all branches of Dentistry. Modcrate fees. Dit. DUN- NALLY, 1321 F street northwest. al OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 2i1 433 street, three doors novth of Pennsy avenue, cast side, Hereafter extractions under Nitrous Oxide, without pain, wilt be $1 for the first tooth and_50 Cents each additional tooth at the sama fitting. Extractions without cas, 50 cents each tooth. pote ig bey hg wualam Fillings, frou. ,. All work warran: Bret-clase. Have adnuuistered Nitrous Oxide to over 10,000 patient (Patients coming by car will be furnished free tickets te \d from the office. m2) PIANOS AND ORGANS. (OF ‘BY J. REED, 483 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. NEW AND REVISED PRICE LIST OF Ff TT SPECIAL BARGAINS: No. 1—A Double Round 734 octave Square Grand Piano, ade by Wm. etekaps cont ; Will sacrifice it on any rewonable offer. No. 2—A Celebrated Steinway 7-octaye Piano, with No.3"A full iroctive Upright Plano, made by the leading Philadelphia maker; $125. Noho haltand stisbietMooms RMSE DU he * ane le” acon; $125. No. 5—A full 7-octave Piano, made by Benorde, Balti- more; $90. N ‘good 6-octave Piano for beginner; No, a $650, Double-bans Saiith American Church een: $150. No. 8—Special prices in the Cymbella Or- an a rent, ae N.B.—Second-hand Pianos and Organs bought for cash. 630 HE UNRIVALLED STIEFF AND THE CELE- RATED KRANICH & BACH PIANOS at ce ‘Prices and Easiest Terms, at G. L. WILD & BROS. Ne Wi 709 7th street northwest. on hand. Ee: - FLA“ ET Davis & 00'S PIANOS. ASELECTED STOCK OF THESE SUPERB PIANOS: NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS. COME AND SEE THEM. SPECIALTIES. Jez, MADAM 20a.m. to9 p.m. TELLS DRY GOODS. GILE DEPARTMENT. COLORED SILKS. ‘We have just received a line of Colored Silks, full 20 inches wide, and extra heavy quality, which we offer at $1.95 ren yanp. ‘The best value in offer, Colored Silks ever our pleasure to VELVETS, PLUSHES AND THE CELEBRATED NONPARIEL VELVETEENS, In large assortment at low prices, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, om of Wy oopwarp & LOTHROP. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 BPECIAL! 100 doz. ALL LINEN TWILLED TOWELS, 20x40, at 12g. each; $1.50 per doz, 50 doz. GERMAN DOUBLE DAMASK NAPEINS, 6-8x6-8, at $2.50 per doz. ; value $3, CANTON FLANNELS. ‘to the qualities we offer at 124 CENTS PER YARD, as being extra wide and heavy for the price. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 of Ar AND WINTER UNDERWEAR. ‘We offer 100 dozen LADIES’ MERINO VESTS, Superior quality, silk embroidered, finished with new patent seam, ONLY 50 CENTS EACH. 60 dozen LADIES’ WHITE MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS, Silk bound, worth $1.00, ONLY 75 CENTS EACH. AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S UNDERWEAR, In all sizes. VESTS AND PANTS, In medium weight, BUITABLE FOR COMING SEASON. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Foe COMBINATION SUITS. PLUSHES, reve. SILKS, BROCADES, | GUINET, BON MOIRES, CHECKS, HINDOU CLOTHS, FAILES, CASHMERES, SHODDAS. TYLER & CHEWNING, 02 918 77H STREET NORTHWEST. N EW STORE! NEW DRY GoopDs. TRUNNEL & CLARK, ‘Haye Removed to their New Store, #11 MARKET SPACE, And will be open for business TUESDAY, CCTOBER 3. ‘The stock is tange and attractive in every departmen LUPIN CK GOODS. SAND SCHROEDER’S BLACK ALL GRADES, VELVETS, PLUAHES, FINE COLORED DRESS GOODS IN'GREAT VARIETY. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &c.,A LARGE STOCK. ALL NEW Goubs. We cordially invite an inspection of stock. Ose Price Oxxx. TRUNNEL & CLARK. 811 MAKKET SPACE. A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED. 02 “SEATON PERRY, (Successor to Perry & Brother, ) Has added to his SILK DEPARTMENT a “Dank Room” for DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS by GAS LIGHT. This Room has ben fitted up expressly for “SHOWING EVENING FABRICS,” and is provided with ‘“‘NEWMANN’S PATLNT SILVERED MICA REFLECTORS.” All parties contemplating the purchase of SILKS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, GAUZES, and all styles of FABRICS FOR RECEPTION, EVENING and WED- DING COSTUMES, are invited to inspect my Stock, which is now complete in all departments, and can be seen under unnsual facilities, both as regards accom- modations and light. $2” SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, FINE DRESS FABRICS AND HOUSE-FURNISHINGS A ‘*SPE- CIALTY.” Elezant French WRAPS, JACKETS, JERSEYS, PELISSES, and Soutache ROBES. ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES. "CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. s858g FEE A TIT NN Be A T oO NXE ome AS § 83 ihe Sess8 EEEA A T 00 N NN PPP EER RRR RRR Y Per eek Rok Y¥ PPP KE RRR RRR YY Bo Ee, E EEE ¥ = P EER RE RE RY 7 PERRY BUILDING, Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th straxt Established 1840. A CARD. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS will cxnibit on MOR- DAY, October 24 their Full and Winter Stock of Dress Goods, which is the largest and by far the most attrac- tive they have ever offered, and will comprise the very latest novelties from the Paris market. It has always been our aim to keep only first-class goods, feeling well assured that in the end they would prove remunerative to both buyer and seller, as good articles will last longer and give more satisfaction and ultimately becheaper than the trashy fabrics that have had the run for the Past few years. Weinvite an inspoction of our stock, which will include PURE SILK COLORED VELVETS. PURE SILK BLACK VELVETS. PURE SILK OTTAMANS. SATIN OTTAMANS, SATIN RHADEMESSE, RICH GROS GRAIN SILKS. HANDSOME BKOCADE PLUSHES, in Black and RICH STRIPED PLUSHES. Paniere and EMBROIDERED DRESSES. OHOICE WOOLENS be in pew and stylish effects, wad JAUKETS ether with Silk and Blush Wrsee BONNET and GUINET SILKS of every grade. BLACK and ‘wo guarantoe to be the bess forthe passin wae eee MOURNING GOODSin every grade and texture. ick SATING and OTTAMAN SILES for Wed- Full stock of EVENING GOODS in all the delicate “The best is the cheapest." that DRY Goons. LL URG & BROS IMMENSE BUILDING . Is Now Open for Business, and are too Busy to Write “A CHANGE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENT, ° GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING oF ovR x ‘TER GOODS, AND WINTER GOODS, FALL FALL FALL FALL AND WINT 200s FALL AND WINTER GOODS, OCTORER 2p AND 8p. OCTOBER 2p AND 3p. OCTOBER 2p A OCTOBER 2p AND 3p. OCTOBER 2p AND 3p, A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY. A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY T DISPLAY A MOGNIFIC NT DISPLAY or Tm. NEWEST FABRICS, NEWEST FABRIC NEWEST FABRICS, NEWEST FABRICS, NEWEST FABRICS, Comprising Mannfacturos of Comprising Manufactures of Comprising Manufactures of Comprising Manufactures of Comprising Manufec ures of HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. ROME ) FORFIC HOME AND FOREIG: ‘ HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ARE INVITED. ani ARE INVITED, ARE INVITED, ARE INVITED. LANSBURGH LANSBURGH LANSBURe Or oe oe oe oe LANSBURGH 422 and 424 SEVES 7H STREET, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET, EVENING DISPLAY, EVENING DISPLAY, MONDAY AND TURSDAY, MONDAY AND TU ccroren 2p aN OCTORER 2p axD 3p, OCTOBER 2D AND Xv, THE BUILDING WILL BE OPENED AT 9 O'CLOCE = A.M. PROMPT, D2®=£ss GooDs! DRESS GOODS! BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK SILKS, COLORED CASHMERES, COLORED SILKS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, SHOODAR CLOTHS, LADIES’ CLOTHS, SILK PLUSHES, SILK VELVETS, SILK BROCADES, SILK MOIRES, NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, LADIES' AND GENT.'S UNDERWEAR, etc., ete., ete, CARTER'S, 926 711 MARKET SPACE. RY GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. JUST RECEIVED. Arizona Foule, all colors, at 7c., worth $1. Beautiful Combination Suitings. Fuil line Cashme.es, all the new shades. Black Cashm 5, k 4), 50. 65, 75and $1, Gerster Coth, bea only 250. itiful Goods, Black Velvets, from $1.25 to $4.50. ‘Plushes in all the new colors, at $2.50 (bought early, and worth to-day in first hands $3. Black Silke, 75, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1. 75,$2,82.25,$2.50— We keep only the relia'e makes, Drea Flannels in every shade. Ail the cheaper sade 4 Dnean Goods from 12 to 500, jcnonperaeedor Table Damark in bisached, £0 60. 45, Ras al wk in bleached, 50, 60, 75, F Tio Darcet, Tait and ubbicachod. 28. 3340, 50, and$. Napkins and Dollies, from 50c, to$5 per doz. Lace Curtains, in sets, frou $3. 50 to $10 10-4Shecting, 25, 30 and Sine. Pet Pals 5-4 Sheeting, from 12%c. up. All makes We sell the be+t 25c. ‘Towel to br had. We sell very fine Damask Towels at $4, $5, $6 and $f Godt laree size Blankets it $2. ize Better Blankets at € $6, $0, $7 and $10. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. ‘We make Suits to order, guarantee a fit, and will save you from $5 to $10 cn a Suit. We'make Shirts to order, guatantes fit, and save you money. Shirts ready made at 65, 75, $1 and $1.25. Merino Underwear for Ge:its aud Ladies, both White Hosiery, Glover, Handkerchie‘s, Unibrellas, Gossa- 8 We will sell es Lr Opp any house in the city. L& Wi LUTTRE a sl4-Im 1930 PI ‘A AVE, 207TH Starer. —_———— errr FINANCIAL. = = private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE, H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investinent Secuntios Bought an@ Sold on Comuniasion, No. 539 16rm STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, {4 Broapwar. New Yous Every class of Securitics bought and «ot on commis ficnin San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadciphis, New York, Boston an3 Wasington. Orders executed onthe ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per2sat commission, Private and direct telerrarh wires :> Baltimore, Paiadelphia, New York and Uoston, through which orders are execute! on the Stock Exchanges in thoo8 cities and reported back promptly. Quotations i8tocks and Bouds aud information regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY @i- rect from the New York Stock Exchange. nl SAFE DEPOSIT CO.___ fon aS