Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1882, Page 4

ole TRE ee eee ee Ts eet en — eo Fok re ee ooo. : 5 kind that has been tried in this court. After Up the law on the question, the court im- THE EVENING STAR. ¥... ao ee October 9, ISS2. LOCAL MENTION. The Weatner. Orrice or rH Uurey Sanat. OrricrR, WasnixcTon, D.C.. Oct. 9, 1552, 10:0) amt For the middie Atlantic states partiy cloudy weather, followed by local rainson ‘tnes¢ Barometer, southwest winds, becoming Vv fieing, followe.t by slight fali In tempet | RAIN TO-MORROW FOLLOWED BY COOLER WEATHER. The chief signal oMicer of the army furatsnes the following special bulletin to the eyelone, whi th south- ‘Wards the east cuit, and heavs i r . Warm, east gales are r fair weather con Southwest wi ‘Weather 1s re Rortherty winds. f Missourt valk juron. ‘The indic. Brill Increase on t followed on Tues tay @ay night by slightly & Loox at the barge! north of Lake Mvred for to-morrow at treet nortawest: Bohe- is on stan, | ers, B8e.5 3 d ers, 3 = come | nIsps ¥ hand mirrors, whisp i sait | Great’ bargains in | shakers, 1 Ib. stove polish, @ecorated ware. $7.50.at Hempler’s. o Have © Waite Rotts, ask your grocer for Ceres, Sterling. Reliance of Golden Hill. Ask Yocr Grocees and butter dealers fot CQ Butter. Wholesale depot, Spicer, outsiana BEAUTIFCL pearl opera gi Fossett's Icz Caeam and Charlotte Russe, PURE Grarg Crpex, made from select Virginia n, and sold by Christian northwest. MEKES, 7H 7th st., from 352. up. vent, corner 10th. Every Day. Sirloin Steaks. 12, ce Best Rib F t. a x This fs prime beet, from Chicago and St. Louis. | & Received daily. Enixte oF Bane contains no quitn: by alt druggists. Srrrerey Prue Liqvoxs for medicinal and family | ase, Arlington whisky. $4 per gallon; #1 per quart bottle. Mcé street northwest. Ponnsylvanta avenue, | tn Wash- | U Can get Me photographs for $3 | this week, continuation of x adies’, gents’ sp ddown to S0e hook kids, 682. Dammann’s, 806 h can be found at h street. CITY AND DISTRICT. Jas. O. Withers and AL Be Youngs’ cloth ant silk hoc: Amusements Fokn’s Orrrs Hows Nationat Teraren. New THearer Cowen ENTERTAINMENT at 9th street M. P. church, — Condensed Locals. Street lamps hed at 6:05 p.m. and extinguished L. Mary Baker, woman 45 years old, w: taken sick ne.! cond precinc: Station Sit @sy afternoon, 2nl taken to her home, 2211 7th | v min- the Heart a pre- about | V_ Collin: | ly injured by a fa om a building tn Pullman, HL, as recently stated In THz Stax, was | Slowly improving when last heard from. | ‘The Dashaway Reform Cinb resu:wed their Sun- | ay evening niecti evening. Special opening servi at Mas: © Temple ks were held yesterday ot the North Baptist on 1th street, whieh Feecntly been renovated. The s were cougucted by Kev. Dr. 5.8. Lodge and Rev. Dr. ‘M, Shots. - The Waverty Rise! BARTIAN, of this city, was defeated in Richmond, by the Richmonds of’ that F, Saturday, by a score of 5 to 1. funeral Of Wm. Shea took place yesterday afternoon from Si. Dominic's church, South Washington, and was attended by members of the Creighton Bis: Ball Ciub, and many other friends amt associates of the deceased. ‘Tae Union Veteran Corps returned to the city yesterday morning at hait Pleased with thelr trip. rs Win. A. Mulloy, wife of the Court of the District, took noon from her home on 34 place yestertay at Street, Capitol Hill. Federal Counct!, No. 1, of the Mystic Order of Seven, has elected the following oMicers: Wm ~ Pig Feetected: Bent. W. A. M Hopkins, W. W.: RP. Cardell. 3 At the closing Session of the first blenntal mova- ble commitiee of the Grand United Orderof Odi Fellows at Boston, a committee of which W. H. Grimshaw, of tits"city, was a member, was ap- Poised to place bousuets on the graves of Win. loyd Garrison and Chas. Sumner. D. B. Warner, @f this city, was elected a director. S. M. Hartsock, At Haniline M.E church. R pastor. yesierday morning, the names of 43 per. Sous Wer: called to be received into full member sbip. At nicht the pastor's sermon was followed by arevival service. ‘Two persons came forward ravers. Rev. Father McCarthy, tion church, was so much bette~ yesterday that he ‘Was ale to take purt tn the procession at the close Of the 40 hours’ devotion, ‘The revular meet- ug of Parnell Branch, No. 1, of he Land League was held last nigut. The treas- | ae ar - Bs F $100 trom Mr. Ford, of New A resolution Was passed that the funds Dereafter be sent through Fatier Walsh. A young mulatto girlnamed Annfe Washington, Was In the dock at the Police Court this morning ghared with ste of silk and velvet from Fanny Crown t> jumbo” dress. She was sent to fall for # days. - A colored pi Ket, named Richant Burnett, Was sent 6 months in jail by Judge Snell of Immaculate Concep- Shis morning for the larceny of $3.25 from Miss ugusts E who told th» court that she 1s Myer's housekeeper, and on the 13th of last Hyopth she discovered the prisoner in the act of Mipbing ber Pocket, in the Ceater market. Tne of Join Harris, colored, for using the Malls for improper purposes, was ci Commissioner Miits to-dty Ul! Friday n Im the case of assault. against Mr: @ Connell, for assaulting Mrs Lu a Mr. Chas E Moore, prosecuting attorney at the Police Court, this inorning told Judge Snell that She warrant had been returned, but he would ask & continuance in the case until to-morrow. program for Miss Thursby’s concert to-raor- Yow evening is a brilliant one. She sings “The ntinued by t. Miller, King of Thule” and the fel Song” from SFaust,” a Swedish melody, and a mazourka by Chopin, “La Tarentelie™ by the composer of “Carmen,” and (with Miss W nant) the great} Guctto from “Metistofele,” the new srand ©; cra | ‘Bever given in ‘hington. The remainder of tie Program ts well chosen. ——~.-____- Barris at Soupiex’s Howe.—Sunday_ morning, the chapel of the Soldier's Home, Miss Arnos Roy, of New York, a guest of the family of | Governor Sturgts, received the rites of baptist of Whe Catholic church. Rev. F i lin, St Dominic's, who 15 the chaplain, stored tne Sacrament, Miss Sturgis standing ss sponsor. ‘The ‘Was beautifully decked with flera! tributes. | quartette, under the directiongot Mrs. Cecilia | F. Smith, sang Gioras mass—Wrs Smith oe | z gitiss Mac Newton, alto Mr. Al. Fetnel, > Mr. Hickory, va Mr. a ry, basso.” Mr.‘ organtst, ADMINISTEATOR’S Sate. — Twenty-five shares on Gas company stock, diamonds, and handsome turnout belonging to the late Frank ¥, Will be sold to-morrow, at 12 O'clock, at fhe auction rooms of Thomas Dowling. See'ad- Vertisement. — CHARGE OF VIOLATING THE TaxX Laws.—In the Court this morning Judge Snell disposed of = charge of violating the tax laws against Foley, an auctioneer, In selling at auction ‘@ lot Of furniture that had been brought here from. ry outside of the District, and failing tomake a Of 13g per cent on the gross proceeds to $e collector of taxes. All the testimony was last Saturday,and the court took the case Sbder consideration, this being the first ease of lowest fne—$100 or 6) da: The de- ogtel the gs that the defend- bought goods from the owner before hi Mem. The court sald this morning that this aria. chills ani fever, | 5 | been fssued inthis 128: ‘Whe Archery Prize Meet, The scores made by the Potomac Club at the archery tournament on Saturday were somewhat lower than usual, owing to the shooters being tired by their work of preparation for the match. The leading s. ores of the horse club were: Pickett, 423; Bartlett, 333—who won the first prize of the day, gold Low and arrow; Flint, 319—second prize, six Minnix, 2%—thtrd priz>, six arrows; Paret, 189—fourth prize, six arrows. The lady prize win- hers were Miss Lou Brown, score 300; Mrs. Butcher, 209; Miss Burnstie, 177; Miss Beal. catch-welght ¢ the visitors, the Sandy Spring Ciub car- ff the honors and the lon’s share of prizes In fight, or long distant shooting, Mr. L. W. Max- son, Washington, took the first prize, by a meas- ured distance of 268 yards; Mr. Frank Maxson, 235 yards, a Granger flight arrow; Mrs. C. F. Brooke, Sandy Spring, 166 yards, copy Ford’s archery; Miss Van Doren, Weshington, 134 yards, box’ prize candy. The’ Potomacs presented a Silver target lub, Which will be shot phy to the champton lady archer n. Meigs, Gov. Crawford, Mr. 03- ¥ other prominent eltizens of Wash- JogtOn were present during the shooting. About 100 cuests, besides the archers, partook of the ple: n attractive featuse of the Archery Club meetings, — The Criminal Court. THE JUNE TERM RECONVENED. To-day the June term of the Criminal Court, ad- Journed over several months, was reconvened by Judge Wyle. The grand jurors were called, and all answered except Mr. H. C. Stewart, and the court ordered a talesman to be summoned. B:fore thls was done Mr. Stewart appeared. Mr. Huteh- inson having been heretofore selected as foreman, > court briefly ciarged them, and they retired to enter upon thelr work. 4 H. E. Klotz, Levi Burroughs, G. W. Offutt, J. Matry Dove, Levi Baum, W. T. Herron, petit jue Tors, Were excused. Robert B. Tenney, H. Thomas and” W. H. Goodacre, returned not found. F. £ Middleton failed to answer. ‘The marshall was di- ed to flil the vacancies. SS Boattx@ Matrers.—The tile-an: ull race between Page and MeKinuey, Saturday witnessed by a large crowd. ‘Thouzh red a good lead and maintained it for a Was beaten by about four lengtha, Me- Kinney’s tine was 102224 in] Page’s 10:04 The ‘halt single Columbia club expect to Send a crew to the Sehuyl- Kill regatta, to be held in Pulladelphia on the 25th inst. TI e3 won at last Wednesday’s rezatta will be. pi tel to the winners at the Riggs house this evening. —_ oon, for the owner, lot ng 20 feet on 11th street, Streets northwest, with a depth inches, improved by a small frame, y for - — ELECTION OF OF! he Washington Sen. 3 A officers tweasurer, Auton Fischer; musical Girector, M. E. Louis Waldecker, F. \l W. Veernoft; tite javenstein, Th K Charles Xander, J. A. Grte: auer, d= Leppert; auditing committee, W. Spangler and Marin ee Licexsep TO Makey.—Marrlage Heenses hive strict to the following coup! Nellie Naughton; Henry Reuben Stuart ‘and Mary d Sallie E. Hen- rl i 3 Norman Jacobs and Martha Smith, both of Richmond. = Scrts ExteRep.—Rachel A. Moore, as guardian to her infant clildren, has filed a pilin equity st W. R. for an account and sale of lot 29. square 305, and to revert her d Interest tn lors 9 and 10, squ ae Tothers, heir of for the sale of pa Join . Weish and 18 and 14, Square oz. ———— I. O. M. Vistrations.—Grand Architect E. C. Crump, of the Independent Order of Mechant has announced the gran { visitations to the sub Harmony, No. atone, No. 8, . Washington, 231; Capital, No. pe Bier. For Drvoxe have fled yhe trol ssrs. Gor.lon and Gordon petition for a divorce for Caroline W. Rovert 1 nn hame anuary 7h, jpnment Sep- tember Ist, 1850. Masoxtc Vr High Pri 1 ernon, No. 3, N esa, No. 4, Friday, November 10; No. 5 (speelal), Friday, November 17; W Naval No. 6, Tuesday, November 21; Mount Horeb, No. 7,‘Taurslay, November 16; Potomac, No. 8, Tuesday, NoveiVer 23. Sagas Affairs in West Washington. Tie REOPENING OF DUNDARTON STREET M. E. Cuvken toox place yesterday with appropriate an interesting services. Dr. James A. McCauley, president of Dickinson college and a former pastor of tals church, preached a fine discourse in the morning. ‘The’ pastor, the Rev. J. J. G. Webster, who has recovered frim_ his recent tilness, stated that $1,375 had already been subscribed and that $600 Was still needed. A collection was then taken and $750 subscribed. A union love-feast was held at 3:30 o'clock p. m., which was largely attended by former pastors and members from various churches here and elsewhere, addresses being made by Drs. McCauley and Wright and Rev. Richard Norris and Mrs. J. M. Relily, and an inter- esting sketch of the history of the church, written by J. W. Kirkley, was read by Mr. John T. Mitchell.” This sketch showed the first Methodist meeting to have been organized here between 1769 and 1772, and Georgetown to have been made an in- dependent station tn 1784. Dr. J. McKendree Rellly, the recent pastor, preached at night. As the con: gregation seemed to be in the humor of giving, the collection was continued during the day to pay off some Of the floating indebtedness and cver $1,000 realized in the day’s collection, making, with that previously subscribed upon ’ the improvement, about $2,400. CONSERVATORY OF Mustc.—At a meeting of the directors of the West Washington Conservatory of Music, held on Saturday, the following were Clected tts oficers:—H. D. Cooke, president; Win. H. Dougal, vice president; F. 8. Barbarin, secre. tary; J. H. Gordon, treasurer." Tue directors ex- pe ue & prospectus In afew days, and very soon thereafter open the conservatory for the re ception of pupils. Tue TeMreRANce Woxk.—Brother Bud Eagle- ston’s tent was crowded last night, about two thousand belng present. Major J. B. Dunning and W. H. Craig, of this city, addressed the meeting; also Mr. and Mrs. J. McKendree Reiley, of Balti more. “They ail made eloquent and’ stirring Speeches, Sixty-six signatures were added to thé ede. PILIECT. DANENHOWRR will deliver a lecture upon the “Jeannette and Siberia,” at Christ P.E. church Friday even'ng, 13th inst., at'® p.m. See advt. BADLY Bei A child of Addison Coats, col- ored, living in rear of ‘Merr’s row, on Grace street, was badly burned on tye 21 nd has had nd medical attendance owing to neglect of parents, Tue PRESIDENT OF THE C. & O. CANAL, accom. panted by the treasurer and a number of friends, started on their tour of inspection this morning from this place, With money to pay off the canal hands. TIDE.—October 10th. Pp. ity, Eldridge, light, Hic Poxt.—Entered, sehr. Eis ston; Schr. Martha Welsh, Burdger, irom iphia, with coal Cleared,’ sehr. Zaccheus an, Crawford, for Boston, with coal; schr. A. Page, Halley, fot Hoboken, with coal; schrs. Wim. G. "Bartlett, Lyman; W. 8. Shepard, Reeves, and C. A. Blake, Wilson, from Georgetown, at New York, 6th tnst.} sehr. Charles E. Gibson,’ Emery, for Georgetown, cleared at Boston 71 inst. sch. Hattie S. Williams, Bray, from Georgetown, at Somerset 5th inst.; Sehr. F. Merwin, Brown, from Georgetown, at New York 7th inst. se RIvER TRADE—Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the river front as follows: Schr. Mary E. Morse, Baker, 1,108 tons tee, Inde- ‘ndent Ice Co. ;’ str. Mary C. ‘Spedden, 150,000 rect umber, Thos. W. Riley; barge J. L. Jarboe, Tar- tian, 147 tons coal, Potomac Ferry Co.; barge E. Lyons. Whitney, 110 tons coal, same; barge De- trott, Myers, 114 tons coal, Iniand Steamboat Co.; secur. Mary Ann Shea, Astiton, and schr. Pert, both, with wotd for Jotinson Bros.; sloop Koving Arrow, sloop Lucye sloop G. W. Driver, sloop Mac zony, ‘pungy Wm. Coleman, ‘pungy Martha E. dre: ers pudgy Jolin Henry, ‘and ‘Schr. Bob Sut. E ‘sters for market, altogether bushels: str. Sue, indse., for Stephenson Bros. ? 6 a m.: 6:36 A WOOL FLANNEL SUITING, 25 CENTS. GARNET, CADET, OLIVE, MYRTLE, BROWN AND BLACK. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 75c., 80c., 87c., 95c., $1. CLOTHS for Me Boys’ OTHS for Men a we’ Suita, 25c., Sie. 50c., Best two pi CARPETS, choice SILK V! LVE eee May Me INGRAIN CARP! Flow DRCGGETS, aif saean’ 9°30 47 gba” oor size, 3 é Colored Gros Grain’DRESS SILKS, $1. Hail and Stair CARPETS to match. 25 Janis wide SHEETING COTTON, 25 ete. CASHMERES, 12340. For oircuoras aul wtthe, #76" 60c. Seeman DOLHAS AWE ibie White “Wool BLANKETS, per pair, $2, Dovible Whit ees th CLOTH-SUITING, Te, $1,, $1.25. Heavy Canton FLANNELS, 8c., 10c., 12, and 15c. Ked Twila FLANNELSy" all wool, '260,, "Be. BTe., y the aaa Ladies’, Gent's nis Wool UNDERWEAR, and ‘Be. BTc., S0e., Be. BED COMFORTS, 75 cts. $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.15. Brocade VELVERS a Sac Si Sacto RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY. Carvete made soi laid, Oe: Carpet LINING, Te, €26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU®. ‘South Side. snow mada Ge. RH a se cay Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tux Eventxa Star. THE ALEXANDRIA CANat StocK.—The Alexandrian canal, the control of which is now about to pass trom the city, has always been an expensive work to Alexandria. The Alexandria canal com: Was incorporated ‘a 6th, 1832, with Jokn Roberts, R. I. Taylor, Thompson N. Mason, A. C. Cazenave, Hugh Smith and others as corporators. ‘The mayor of Alexandria dug the first spadefull cf earth for Sts construction on the 4th of July, 1831; and the town sabscribed to it on the 231 of July, 1830, $50,000; May 21, 1835, $50,000; July 9th, 1835, $250,000; May 34, 1843, $100,000; Noveuiber, 1844, $50,000; and Since’ that time ‘has loaned the canal corapahy over $150,000, making $600,000 invested in the canal. Of this the state of Virginia now hold about $270,000, and the residue of the stock is to be transferred to the Secretary of the Treasury, to be heid in the same trust as the stocks boughi Ly the Holland loan are held. Opp Fettow’s Funerat.—The funeral of John A. Keys yesterday was attended by alarge number of Oad Fellows, members of other lodges uniting with Sarepta Lodge, to which the deceased was attached. Mr. Keys had united with the Odd Fel- lows In his early manhood, at first joining Poto- ne Lodge and afterwards uniting With Sarepta wige. FIREMAN’S FUNERAL—The Hydraulion Stearn Fire Engine Company attended to-day the funeral of Richard Purcell, one of tts members. Religious » performed at St. Mary’s church. GIOUS $ERVICKS.—The churehes here had congregations yesterday, Rov. Mr. Droege resumed hfs pastorate of the German Lutheran church and all the pastors of the city occupied their pulpits. ‘fhe pulpit of the pastorless Fat fax street Presbyterian church was filled by Rev. r. Childs. Station Hovsg.—At the station house this morn- ing John Johnson and William Coates are held, charged with the larceny of a velocipede from the son of Judge Meade; John Washington, charged with assault upon his wife, and John Brent for throwing stones in the street. All the prisoners are colored. Reporter's NoTes.—The St. John’s cadet bat- talion, Major Newby, appeared in the streets on dress ‘parade this morning, and made a fine ap- pearance.——As the autumn deepens gunners are seeking larger game than sora. The hunting ot hares will begin In a short time.—The comumis- sioners of the sinking fund have determined to re- pair the market sheds. ‘There {s some talk of sub- stituting a neat iron top for the half covered benches which now disfigure the interior of mar- ket space.—The funeral of Mrs. Elisna J. Miller took place at 2 o’cicck this afternoon from her late residence on Washington, near Wolf street. News Sricfs. Telescopte observations of the great comet made esterday morning by Professor Brook, of the edhouse observatory, Phelps, N. Y.,sbow the recent disturbance 1n’the head to be ‘subsiding; the nucleus condensed and pear-shaped, and the tall brighter, with a length of filty millions of miles. James Thomas, jr., one of Richmond’s wealthiest cltzens, dicd yesterday morning, aged 75 years. ‘Two ‘convict guards in Brazos county, Texas, about 3) miles South of Galveston, shot at each other with pistols unti! both fell dead. William Hunt, a colored porter on a Pullman car running between Boston and New York, was rested Saturday for bigamy, having two white es Hay Smith, of Montreal, agent fora man- a uring firm there, was found dead in the riv at Chicago on Saturday. Evidences point to mur- der, ‘The contemplated reunion of veterans of the Union and confederate armies engaged at Gettys- burg, called for the 17ta and 18th Instant, has been postponed until next year. arthquakes in Centrat America have been ed by a sertes of terrific thunderstorms, ‘The prestdent of the State of Cundinamarca and his seeretary have been assassinated. , an Englishinan, station, Va., on the Norfolk rn railroad, was found yesterday, some: froin his home, horribly mutilated, ne Yequt Indians, who number 10,000, are re- ported to bave joined forces with the Mayo In- dans, who mtinber 9,000, for a general outbreak ono BS ie y night, between the raflroad p, at Glendale, Ohio. edit ameeting of the members of AssociatedP of net be managed he: as heretofore, and that there 1s likely to b change whatever in its system of doing busines Jamies A. Watkins, readjuster_ member of the last Virginia legislature from Appomattox county, | was indicted in Richmond for selling for $90 hfs int a member to procure for E. S. Britti guard at the penitentiary. [From the New York Telegram. ] Ww orte THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD. t —— DR. C. W. BENSON'S . CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. THEIR EFFICACY IN SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS, SLEEPLESSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA Isa fully established fact, based on actual experience, and there is no kind of doubt but that they will cure these diseases, d WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY. caine most important addition madeto the materia medica in the last quarter of a century."—Dr. J. W. J. Englar, of Baltimore. ‘orth their weight in Gold in Nervous and Sick Headache."—Dr. A. H. Schiicuter, of Baltimore. “Invaluable in Nervous diseases,”—Dr. Hammond, of New York. “For the cyre of Neuralgia are a success."—Dr..G.P. Holman, of Christianburg. Va, ‘These Pills are a special proparation, for the cure of ‘special diseases, as named, and for these diseases they are worthy of atrial by all intelligent sufferers. They are prepared expresely to and will cure Sick and Nerv- ous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia, Sold by all druggists, Price, 50 centsaLox. Depot, 106 North Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1, or six boxes for $2.50, to any address. DR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORITE PRESCKIPTION. DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE Is Warranted to Cure ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS, INFLAMMAT.ON, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH SCALY EKUPTIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA ULCERS, TENDER ITCHINGS, and PIMPLES on all parta of the body. It makes the skit white, soft and smooth: removes tan and freckles, gud is the BEST follet drosing IN HE WORLD: Elegautly put up, I WO botties in one package, con- sisting of both internal and external iresteme’? COR All first-class druggists have it. Price $1 per packago, C. N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C.-| W. Benson's Remedies, 115 Fulton St., New York. o4 ING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. . TAKE NOTICE. UNTIL OUR REOPENING OF KING'S PALACE, ‘Which will take place on or about the” MIDDLE OF OCTOBER, We will offer our entire stock of HATS, BONNETS, PLUMES, FLOWESS, SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, SATINS, LACES, LACE SCARFS, FICHUS, aND RLL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, ata | TRUTHFULNE: | ARE HERE To BE SHOW: | AS TO THEIR MERIT AND THE PURCHASE. REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT. ALL KID GLOVES, WORSTED Goons, aT A REDUCTION OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. ELEGANT CANTON STRAW HATS, ar 10, 18, 20 AND 25 CENTS, Dov’t fail to call at KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. QUVE surteR, . oT AN ABSOLUTELY PURE VEGETABLE OIL. ‘For Cooking Purposes ‘s BETTER than Lari. Fally Equal to Butter, and Costs Much ‘Lews then Either. One Pound of Olive Butter Will Do the work of Two Pounds: #6 hard. ‘TRY IT AND REALIZE 228. GREAT MERITS, CITY ITEMS. ‘irs. Partington and her son Ike, it 1s said, both use Dr. Rull’s Cough Syrup for coud? a From Georgetown. 83 Gay street. Gentlemen:—Having used Brown's Iron Bitters, Icertify that tt did me a great deal of good. It was recommended to me by Dr. Geo. B. Lockhart of this city. James Kina. {Brown's Iron Bitters 4s a true assistant to nature in restoring the system to perfect health, creates strength, tones the nerves.] An Unpleasant catalogue constantly bein; rin’ in which human Innirmity isspeciaed asheadache, nervous. 38, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis and ague, an be entirely expunged from the records, by the use of Dr. Benson’s Celery and Chamomile ‘Pills. Physicians’ Wine of the Oporto Grape. New York physicians say that they have been using Speer’s Port Grape Wine and Wine Bitters in their practice for years to the entire satisfaction of thelr patients and themselves, and take great leasure in recommending them to the public as being all that 1s claimed for them, and, In fact, the most reliable they can find. It ‘is especially Tecommended fo; consumptives, the aged and for females generally. For sue by Druggists and jrocers, Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and projied oysters. All selected. Ladies’ saloon first jor, Forty Yenrs? Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s 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 mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures mntery and diarrhoea, sriping in the bowels and wird colic. By giving healt! tothe child it rests the mother. Price 2 cents a bottle. f 0,W,3 TH Skinny Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De- bility. $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 3 “Alderney Dalry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” printa 45c. per 1. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and: sweet mili, fc. per qt. Cream, ise. pint the DRY GOODS. D®* Goons. DRY GOODS. ‘LADIES’ GOODS. THE GRANDEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW YORK! E LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON, EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER! ‘We shall strive to maintain the reputation of the old Stores of selling good Goods at the lowest possible figures. For the coming week we shall offer: 5 cases 30-inch wide Rubans, at 12% cts, No housein country can imitate this rand bargain. 5 caees Crepe Cloth in all the leading shades and black at 1234 cts., sold in other stores at 25 cta. * 5 cases Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cts. These we bought last January for cash, and were kept especially for our Opening. : Scases 40-inch wide fine All-Wool Cashmeres at 45 ota. 2 » worth 6236 cts. . cases Opera shades All-Wool Cashmeres at 50 cts., worth 75 cts, A our [HE CONTRAST full line of all the most fashionable Dress Goods at popular prices, SILKS! SILKS! BELWEEN DAY AND EVENING BEGINS TO 3 SHOW ITSELF IN A HOARSE VOICE, AND STIF- Re ever FENED JOINTS IN THE MORNINGS. RHEUMA- TISM AND MANY OTHER ILLS ARE THUS SUD- +1 PLUSHES! PLUSHES! DENLY BROUGHT ON, AND THE CONSEQUENCES: ARE NOT VERY AGREEABLE, AND, LIKE OUR CLOTHES, THEY LAST A LONG TIME. A LITTLE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO SELF- PROTECTION WILL AVOID ALL THIS BY THE PURCHASE OF ONE OF OUR NEW Bi FALL SUITS. . YOU MAY AS WELL HAVE THE USE OF IT DURING THE COOL OCTOBER DAYS THAT ARE SURE TO COME AS TO DELAY AND TAKE COLD. a LEAVE LEARNED WISDOM -BY EXPE- | complete, and contains some of the finest ever brought ENCE. to this city. THE MOST PARTICULAR GENTLEMEN NOW cous OBJECT 'TO PAYING CUSTOM-TAILOR PRICES, —_ AFTER SEEING OUR FINE GARMENTSAND MOD- ERATE PRIC WORK. WE EXTEND | BLANKETS! AN INVITATION TO YOU ALL TO TEST THE OF OUR STATEMENT, ‘THEY N, TRIED ON, AND CRIT- ICISED IN EVERY RESPECT—YOU TO DECIDE YOU LITTLE KNOW THE REAL VALUE OF E R-ADY-MA~E SUITS UNLESS YOU HAVE IN THOSE WE SELL. ‘The best Dollar Silk ever offered, worth $1.50. lack Trimming Velvet, from 90 cts. up. Colored Plushes in all the most fashionable shades, at $1.75 per yar. Sold elsewhere at $2.50. 3 cases yard-wide Cretonnes, at 12% cts. per yard, pos- itively worth 26 cts. This sale cannot be repeated. Our stock of Ready-Made Dresses and Garments is COMFORTERS! CURTAIN: In endless variety. We defy competition. Our expecta- tions are more than realized, and Judging from the many congratulations we have received, our enterprise is appreciated. A. STRAUS, 939 PENNSLYVANIA AVENUE, Near Tenth Street, AND 932 D STREET. ‘We invite one and all to inspect our Mammoth Build- ing, Immense Stock and Low Prices. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422 and 424 SEVEN TH STREET. oT S FOR FALL WEAR. AND PLAIN GOODS. NEW STY! FOR PERFECTION IN FIT, AND MODERATE PRICES GO TO - THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, And examine quality, style and general make up of the Suits for $8, worth $13. Suits for $9, worth $17. Suits for $16, worth $19. Suits foc $12, worth $22. Suits for $15, worth £29. Suits for $18, worth £35. Suits for $4, worth $39. Do von want a Fine Black Suit, Prince Albert Style Frock Coat? Callet the MISFIT STORE and examine their Pcoadcloth Coat and Vest, with Doeskin Pants, for $20, worth #40, * FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS OLD. Good Suits at $3, worth - Better Suits at $4, worth $7. Solewdid Suite at $4.90, worth $8. Real Nobby Suits at $5, worth £9. Charming Suits at $6, worth $11. Very Pretty Suits at $7, worth $1 Excellent Suits at #8, worth Maguiticent Suits at $10, wort’ $18. FOR BOYS FROM 13 TO 17, Good Suits for $5, worth $9. Better Su ts for $6, worth $10, Still Hetter Suits for $7, worth $12. Splendid Suits for $8, worth $14. Real Nobby Suita for $9, worth $16, Flekant Suits for $10, worth $18. Very Fine Suits for $11, worth #20, Maguiticent Suits for $12, worth $22. ‘The Very Finest Suits for $15, cheup at $25. Tn Pants we have a full line at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $9 aud $6. Just about one-haif the prices asked elae- w Overcoats from $6 up, well made and trimmed. iys' Overcoats from $3 up. Persons inteading to a Overcoats had better call soon, as they cannot be replaced for the prices sold now. &2 Oun Morro: No trouble to show goods. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. 530 No. 626 PAPER-HANGINGS. { No, 626 Street. j LATEST STYLES, Btreet. Patterns and Shades in Biue, Brown, ol Goid, Olive, Ganary; Boupeian and otler’ colors.” Ertezes, ‘Dados, Centers, &¢. vg dinposeit at auction of gome fourteen hundred cen Of Paper-Hansincs «little out of style, und te re whic offered at lowest prices, ai [ies gee alt a WINDOW SHADES. Gilt ide and Plain Goods, which we make in shades t order, PICTURE FRAMES, different styies and sizes, in n in Gold, Sat and Velv c tire Wire, Nails, Freture Roout Mouldiug, Hooks, &e, Sy ENGHANINGS, Gc. Solo Avent fOr BREWERTON'S POPULAR PASTEL PAINTING! at MARKRITEW’S, No, 626 8 atreet, one dour from t street northwest. ¢2~ Terms cash. 615-lm POWDER AND SHOT. cco A L 83 AA dg 88 fh cco oo 4 A LLLL 00. HH o% BD s888s #33 BB H H 0O DpD Sgss8 7 ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, 2 STORE SUPPLIES AND GENERAL HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, o 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. XCHANGE ON IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. OFAN HIBERNIAN B. LIMITED, DUBLIN, JANK, ‘LINEN’ COMPANY’ BAN and THE BRITISH LINES MP Eb- INBUKGB, a1 olend and Jand. 18 JOHNSON & CO., CJ Corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue. M%= VON Sox formeny, with Lord & Zaylor's,, New Yor » New York; Wm, Bare & Co., St. Louis, Cloaks, aud Suits made at the shortest notice. Perfect Work. Su pene. Correct | and Satisfaction : 05-6m 907 Pennsylvania ave., over M. Willian’s, Dresses, Badal “Prounsoaus ieee ees from 8 am © kets, $4-60- B, 208ne08 & Cu, D®=ss GooDs! SILK VELVETS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, YW oopwarp & LOTHROP. CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘We call special attention to our line of FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN COR- SETS, which we offer at very low prices, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Our assortment of NIGHT ROBES is most complete and prices are very reasonable. HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. Our sesortment of Hoopskirts compriees all desirable shapes at iow prices. In Bustles we offer as a Special Bargain 20 DOZEN HAIR CLOTH BUSTLES, in two desirable st7les, in either grayor white, at the low price of 60 CENTS EACH. FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS. We have opened our line of Felt and Flannel Skirts in both Piain and Embroidered styles, and are offer- ing them at very low prices, LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. ‘We now have the finest Show-Room in this city for the display of these Goods, and shall display many ew styles, to which we invite your attention. CURTAIN SCRIM, And CURTAIN LACE, And . NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS, By the yard, at iow prices. BED-SETS, TIDIES, PILLOW SHAMS, s At low prices, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BLACK CASHMERES, COLORED CASHMERES, HENRIETTA CLOTiS, LADIES’ CLOTHS, BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILES, SHOODAH CLOTHS, SILK PLUSHES, ee ‘NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, LADIES' AND GENT.’S UNDEBWEAR, etc., ete., etc. FRESH fi NEW! BRIGHT! STYLISH! ELEGANT! SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER, ) LATEST PARISIAD NOVELTIES, 24-in. Pure Silk Velvets, all colors, at $3. Black Silk Velvets, from $1.25 to $9. Pure Silk Ottomans, from #1. 5 to 83. Black Gros d’ Ecosse, at £2, $2.50 Rich Brocaded Pushes $1.50, £1.75 to $3. A complet Fabrics for mbination Suits. Sontache and Embroijered Hobe Lupin's celebrated Black Dreas Goods, artauld’s E xclusive Attractions” in Handkerchiefs, Hosiery iglish Crapes and V and Mouguetaire Kid Gloves. nt Ra Lap lin inal £F- Dark roo: Ee-CHO! Nottingham Lace Cartains. ‘Silk Table and Piano Cove pet Musline, Furniture Wraps, Jernes les, qualities a1 jut received, Pelisnes, Jacke price ited 1 des, for lining cloaks and wraps. for displaying evening S, PLALN FIGU RECT PRIVES. SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th strat. Established 1840. Is now prepared to show a magnificent stock of the ‘tere Inducements” in Black Silks, at $1, $1. assortment of French All-Wool Dress retonnes, Paris and Ber- and Ragiaus, ail mn Ccoths, Silks and Satins, a SAND COR- oT FEMestoy E & PERRY. HANDSOME SOUVENIRS GIVEN AWAY at THEIR FALL OPENING MONDAY, oT TUESDAY AND OF ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS, WEDNESDAY HEMPSTONE & PERRY, 803 PENNSYL NEXT. IA AVENUE. Vv Have opened alarze stock of QUILTED SATINE for M. SHUSTER & SONS Coat Liniug in very beautiful shades, New HOSIERY for Ladies and Children. 28-4 FE: Elegant TRICOT and MABIT CLOTH! made suits. Cloth COLORED PLAIDS for skirts, Beautiful CHECKS and CHEVIOTTS for suits. CASHMERES and CHUDDAS in every shade. LANGTRY SUITING in evening colora, BRAIDED SUITS in great variety. BRAIDED JACKETS in al! colors. Everything new that can be found in the New York market, and sold at New York prices. OTTOM. different Rich GROS GRAIN BROCADE FLO STRIPED PLUSHES in very choice colors. Superb Lyons all-silk VELVET in twelve different aides. lecant BLACK SILK VELVETS in 24-inch, 26 and inch. ening ehades in SILKS, SATINS and BROCADE SILK HOSIERY in evening colors. GEVENING GOODS chow all stock of CASH MER. Special care hi brocade ood Imported BRAIDED JAC SILK WRAP: ‘The largest stock they have ever shone. BROCADE SILK, BROCADE SATINS, BROCADE PLUSH in great variety. N SILKS, OTTOMAN SATINS in sixteen lors, all new. all colors, $1.50. NCES in silk and velvets, in e'ewant +t] a0 ANTI haviny determined to close tile department ONE PRICE. oT W. M. SHUSTER’ & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. IS for tailor- jing shades. _matching plain and in gceat variety. NOTTINGHAM CURTAING 5 cost, Hk. RUPPERY, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. RARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED work a for Embrot Linen, M: LP Tut Cheah, A Full Lag of Worsted aut Ken Goods, Child's Bonnets, Enabroidered Cloaks, all sizes, Sia Sigoneral outit for children. Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, Genosn, Spanish, Hungarian Yarns, all colors. All kinds Ermirodering material on hand, Stamping promptly executed. of M*™ M. J. HUNT. a IMPORTED BONNETS AND NOVELTIES, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 AND 5, 1882. northwest 02 No. 1309 F tree SPECIAL FALL OPENINC WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Arm, OF FRENCH BONNETS AND LONDON HATS, selected personally while in Europe. You are respectfully invited, MRS. J. P. PALMER, _s3e No. 1107 F STRE SORTH WEST, | paaea IMPORTATION oF TERN HAT ai FINE MILLI SEXY Goons, CLOAKS, DRESS LtIMMTNGS, NOVELTIES, ETC. 7.Cite Trovise Paris. Mime vou Brandis has charge of partment. pOUG HOOPSKIRT: OUROWN MAKEOF TH. STEEL, 60c. UP. MAL ST WATCH SPRING ANY RIVLE AND SIZE « K. STEEL, 250. We have one «yecial I: dren's HOSE, in Cardival, Biuo and Brown, at cheap at 35. DOVE 3, NINTH axp F STREETS “mis Ba M ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, q 430 NTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes COR ‘TS to order tn et y etyle: lect tit ARES ag, Merino Unerwear jon Is. t Imported Hosiery Patent Shoulder Braces and all French Corwets and Bustles. | The * Sup. Torset, for which Mise H. is «pocial arent, LCorsct, her own make, that for the priog ab Prose Reform _GENTL HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY axp ISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, opposit > Patent Office. Fine Dre's § irts to onder. weuht Underwear GOODS. —— MEN'S FURN! Receiving ¢ nd new styles Neckwear lomA, ment Boye? hirts, DRESS SHIRTS MADE Tu OKDER Six finest Dreas Shirts made to order for FL2. Perfect ft guarautesd. (French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) Closing oct a lance stockof Fancy and Balbrigzam Halt Hose, only 25 cent; at 3y22 MEC ISS', 1002 F sthoot, now. Ss. ® ELLERY, r SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Stmrer Norrawest, Wasuixeroy, D.C. jx of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. x Extra Fine Shirts to order.. Six Piue Shirts to order.. mart Ae AND WINTER DRY GOODS. 200 Pairs BLANKETS, $2 to $7. es OF 300 COMFURTS, 5 Caves CANTON F! 500 Ladies, Mens’ and Children’s 500 Dozen HOSIERY. 500 Dozen TOWELS, 200 Pieces Cassin A Full Line Black and A Fall Line PLUSHES and V. GO! Colored SI 50 per vard. LES, LVETS. A Full Line UNDERWEAR, 25c. to $1. oS OUR YRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Children i SSAMERS. ous 129 tof per pal. GEO. J. JOHNSON, ‘713 Market Space. 709 N EW STORE! NEW DRY GOODs. TRUNNEL & CLARK, ‘Have Removed to their New Store, 811 MARKET SPACE, And will be opea for business ‘The stock is large and attractive in every departmen GUINET, BON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS. SILKS IN ALL GRADES. ET'S AND SCHROEDER’S BLACK HOUSEFURNISHINGS., \HINA, Cc CROCKERY, CUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARE, AND KITCHEN UTENSILS. Five stories devoted to the above class of goods, Fg ing us the and greatest variety we ever off M. W. BEVERIDGE, ot 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W. MARKET SPACE. 709 CHINA, GLASS, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, And ORNAMENTAL GOODS FOR HOUSEHOLD ADORNMENT. Our stock of above goods is now complete, 11: offering every inducement in quality, variety WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, «28 709 MARKET SPACE. YOLD WEATHER IS COMI PREPARE for itearly by purchasing @ first-cinss 1t/ATING STOVE, LATROME OK FURNACE. Our stock is how VELVETS, PLUSHES, AND FINE COLORED DRESS | coiplete, and if, you will favor us witli a call we © TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &e.,A LARGE ‘STOCI iS. GOODS IN ‘GREAT VARIETY. K. ALL NEW GOOD! We cordially invite an inspection of stock. o Ove Price ONiY. TRUNNEL & CLARK. 811 MAKKET SPACE, Re Foe COMBINATION SUITS. PLUSHES, VELVETS, BROCADES, MOIRES, HINDOU CLOTHS, FAILES, CASHMERES, SHOODAS. TYLER & CHEWNING, ow for your inspection the largest assortment above goods in this city. Acents for the St. George and Oven Kanges, Social and Fire Side Jewel Latrobes, Radiant Home and Barstow Furnaces, Also Sinte Mantels and Grates. Plumbing and Gas Fitting, Job- bing and Repairing promptly attended to. W. 8. JENS & CO., 717 7th etreet nortnwost. RIGERATORS A’ y PRICES. vIRE WINDOW SCR ; will dit any window. PATENT CREAM FKEEZERS. FRUIT JAKE, (beat make.) JELLY GLASSES. Gilroy's Lmproved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS, GEO. WATTS, jyl4__ 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. Head Elevated 922 Sek SS toe 5 Bas sees Boe ore. sx, |" SEWING MACHINES, é& We: G oO shade. $1.35, 81.80. Scarlet. &eo. SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, FOR HANDSOME CARPETS, . RICH UPHOLSTERY oa, 918 Ira STREET NORTHWEST. D® GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. JUST RECEIVED. cheaper wFades of Drees Goods from 1255 to 50e. . WHITE GOODs. tc ‘St, and save you Mibring ‘Underwesr for'Gusa and adie, both White Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Gossa- We will sell ax. houge in the: own LUTIRELL & WINE, slé-Im__ 1930 PENN'A AVE., Con. 20TH Stuer. —E———E—E—E—EEEEEE city. oneces, | WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD COMPETITION DEFIED. The finest and best SEWING MACHINES the world, has produced. | The Simple and Dural'e ELDREDGE, the New and Modern VICTOR, the Strong and Come pact ARTEORD. Call at our office and examine th Machines. A complete stock other makes: ‘Machines always on hand OPPENHEIMER’ 4 at Popular Sewing Machine Rooms, 528 9th strect northwest. BAZAAR PAPER FASHIONS. 623 FFICE OF THE NEW QUEEN. GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF MACHINES taken in exchange for new ones the paxt week. ‘These Machines have been through our repair shop and are now in perfect order. 4 WILSON MM. at 201 2X & GIBBS Mi em at. 3 pope & BAKER yey at... ahiseemetatede C. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts. gdlfepey for the Saxony Wool German Handa ‘OU WILL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY ANY SE! G MACHINE before you setue hare and eee OUP ‘Sth street northwert. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, @21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Latest Styles of DERBY HATSin BLUE, BLACK, BROWX, GREEN, st 1.50, 62, 62.50, $5, 59.00, HA $4.50 and By YOUTHS’, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S —HATs,— at Boc., 75e., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50. SILK, GINGHAM, ALPACA AND MOHAIR UMBRELLAS, Agents for DUNLAP & 00-0) 4