Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1882, Page 8

THE LOCAL MENTION. The Wearner. OFrice oF THE CHIEF SIONAL Ovricen, 1 Wasninctoy, D.C., Oct. 11, 1982, 10:0) amr For the middle Atlantic states increasing clou4t- Ress and rain, northeast to southeast winds, lower Darometer, stationary or slight fall in tempera- ture. Special Weather Rultetia, The chief signal oMicer of the army faratsn7s fhe following special bulletin to tis press: ‘The cyclone injnorthern Florida increased in enerz uring the night, and southeasterly gales were Ported this morning near J. Faims on the south Atlantic eoast. Generally Cloudy weather prevails fn the district east of the Mississtppl, and local rains In the middle states and lake region, northerly winds and fair weather Prevall in the southwest and east to south winds, and fair weit rthwest. The tempera: tare has falle $s in New Enziand, nd from five to ten degrees in the lower Missis- Sippl valley, and ha about ten degrees in The barometer is low- «l.. The following inch of ratnfall in The indications on the Aulantic yon Thursdty. atral fn northern til probably move northeastward caus- Charleston, 1.6 are that local rains will prev. coast and tn the Mississtppt v The cyclone which 1s now Florida ing dangerous winds on the Atiantic coast south Of New York. sold to~ “t dinner sets, 127 pes 1 decanter and 3g dex. wise lasses, Sic. ered butter dish, c.; 18 panned triy, 19-.; coversd oyster tur Plated sugar spoon. 122; plated butter knife, 15c.5 covered stzar bowls, 11 e wooden Water Rucker, 50 clothespins, 5 bxs. ‘blu decorated bowls, lic. ; 10-In¢ worth $35; engrav We. vegetable di 7 porcelain ined sau mn, 12:.; serub brushes, box fancy Paper, 10-tnch mixing spoons, tale mats, ha Mirrors, velvet fi Be. Guirvee loo rgains at Cochrane's. Hosters! Henrexs!— Boots! Boots! Rubber! Rubber! Boots! Boots! Grain! Graint Boots! Boots! Cait! Calf! Boots! Boots! ld men’s comfort! $5 Hand-sewed boots. #2 Soild kip boots. $1.50 Stout work boots. n street. Window. See Apveutisevesr of Mrs. M. J. Hunt's open- ing for the little folks. ‘New Toxcnos Lacks, very cheap at Cochrane’s. OvESING for the little folks at Mrs. Hunt's, 1209 F northwest. ATTENTION Is called to the sale of a centrally located, weil built brick house, No. 615 H street Rorthwest, Thursday, at 5 p.m. ‘A bargain, as the Property 15 sold to close an estate. New Scrim curtains, trimmed; Cochrone’s. No Comrertriox, no matter how strong, has ever been able to heat Ceres, the celebrated Min- Resota patent process flour. Itis the best in the ‘world. New umbrellas, silk, bargains; Cochrane's. BEWARE of the man who wishes to go through Your scuttle to get on your neighbor's roof. He May leave the trap open apd go through your house again. M. P. Rice has reduced the price of his fine eab- Inet portraits from $8 to $% per dozen until Decem- Der 1, giving the Washington [' ple the advantave Of the most artistic photographs at a very low New hosiery, balbrigza: Cochrane’s. One Singer Machine, drop leaf and drawers, as as new, $2 complete, at Oppentielmer’s, 523 street. Between the hours of 9and 12a.m.and2and 6p. M, we will sell our $1 glove at 53:.. and our $1.15 “Foster at We. These mducements tor to- morrow, October 12, only. iS 7th street northwest. B. J. Benuenp & Sox, Dox’r ruin your eyesight. * Consult Hempler, 453 Pa. ave. DAMMANN’s grand fall of Tuesday, October 16th and Seuvenir with each purchase. ‘Th street. Prico’s Jewelry Store.—Lever agate tree but- ‘tons. ning Monday ana ith. Handsome Dammann’s, 806 Best skirts for fit, wear. Unicorns, Cochrane's. CITY AND DISTRICT. is. be Hghted at 6 p.m. and ex- 13 am. . Cissel yesterday filed a bill against May C. Moore for thé appointment of a trusiee in Place of Wm. M. Moore, deceased, to execute a re- The Itallan Benevolent Soctety has elected Mr. @. Malatesta presiden e Marks Lawrence re- Signed, and Fronk Phillips trustee, vice Mr. 0. Bregazzt restcned. Knights of St. George gave a banquet at Juenemann’s garden last evening in honor of the tenth anniversary of the organization. The lady friends of the organizition, through Mr. F. W. Presented to the commander of the knights, Capt. Jo-. Geter, a hands me gold mounted sword, and Mrs, Win H. Barnour, No. 605 A street Southeast entertained a large number of friends last evening on the occasion of the tenth anniver- of their wedding. 4 Banks, the comedian, (who was before the Police Court twice lately, ¢ d with being an habitual drunkard, and let off, promising to leave the city.) held the boards at the Police Court ma- tinee again yesterday, and In consideration of his Suecessiul performances the stage manager gave im a vacation of ninety days at the expense of the government. The National Arbitration League reassembled the Friends’ meeting-house, on Istreet, | and heard an address by Rev. W. W. Hit om the “Dignity and Rights of Labor.” ‘The auction sales, which are uf unusual interest af this season, will’ be found on the 7th and sth of to-day’s Stak. Gwynn Harris, Inspector of marine pro- living in South Washington, drew 315,000 In the Louisinna State Lottery yesterday. The lucky umber was 35,195. KS Seat Amusements, &c. Wariowal TueateR—“The White Slave” at the Lis meeting with a well-deserved success. It is the most effective of Bartley Campbell's many rt ys, and from the rise of the curtain to its rop the au lience hang with intense faterest On the words of the actors The play fs lald In Kentucky and Mississipp!, and deals with the slave phase of soutfern ire. The company 1s x Temarkabiy strong one. the most unimportant = being represented with scrupulous Prominent In the cast 1s a familiar Mrs. G. C. Germon—who 1s always sure of a royal we from a Washington audience. The ery handsome, the storm scenes De Re especially effect Forv’s Orrna Hors nightly Minnt to fn Opera house. Tie play 1s ‘atly improved, inasmuch ag tt introduc Old sport, tach rt as played Mr. T. J. Hawkins ture of the play. In gentleman Mr. Rogers has secured a valuable Addition to his comp Miss Palmer is muen fm- Proved since her last visit here, and $$ now pro ADIY the best singing soubrette on the ~ The Songs and dane: obert Graham and Miss Palme: <fred with great applause and many r New Tirarex Cowigce.—The new Theater jue ts doing a tremendous business this week, house being packed to the walls each night sdody’s Claim,” supplemented the attraction. Lecter e.—Lteut. Danen- ure at Christ t Friday evening, aette and Sibe Toast at Cone river Moseley will leave the city 3 ‘and return Sunday night at 11 Lemay Caves.—An excursio: be given toLaray caves ext Sunday. A spectal (rath Will Jeave the Baltimore omac depot at $ a. m., Feturning at 10 p. m. last nicht at Wesley Chapel, Kev. W. I. ing. The wedding was lancely atte ‘The floral decorations, both at the church a house, were very pretty, and the presents were numerous and ¢legant. imong them a handsome Silver tea service, present by the groom’s brother. The ushers were Messrs. B. L. Finley, L. Geo. McElfresh, and W. B. Acker. ‘The happy pair left immediately after the cere- Meng for an extended tour north, Brrzs ws Eqciry.—Yesterday, Messrs. Bradley & for We We Birth, filed a bill in equity cs Maria L. Birth and others, for discovery and sale. The bill ts brought by a cre: ‘of James Birth in $13,710.44, and asks that the estate in the hands of Maria L. Birth and M. Kille, Roger letters of administration, : ‘80 much of the Feat estate as is necessary, be oF ‘to pay the inde! ness, s.—The Rev. ‘Thomas pastor of Mount Vernon M. E Church, ‘and well-known in this city, yesterday: & painful operation for the’ éxtraction from the bladder. ‘The operation was ed at his residence in Baltimore by Prot. Smith, assisted by Dr. Henry M. Wiison, R. Gorter and otner physicians, and wis —— “ My Sweetheart” at Ford's. HER RECEPTION HERE. z Little Minnie Palmer will have occasion to long Temember her present visit to Washington with pride. She commenced her engagement on Mon- day before the largest audience of the present sea- son, numbering among them Gen. W. T. Sherman, his daughter and staff, Gen. SS. Carroll, Gen. Elmer, Gen. Dumont and nearly every prominent army, navy and cabinet ofloer in Washington; also a large number of fashionable ladies. After the performance most of them assembled at the Aritngton, where Miss Palmer was given a ‘and reception, followed by a serenade frou the Marine band, with speeches, &c. The streets were ablaz? with calclum lights, lighting up the faces of thou- sands of people. Yesterday Miss Palmer was ac- quainted with the fact that Mr. Wash. Nallor, a celebrated horse man th Washington, had a trotter which had never been named, for the want of some successful enterprise or project to be asso- elated with the mare, and Little Minnie Palmer being recognized as the most successful of all of her style (her entre here being a grand triumph and untversally acknowledged by all the assem- blage to be prettier off the stage than on, and alto- gether as pretty as a wax doll), the trotter yester- day was named “ Little Minnie Palmer.” As there was another excellent audience at the Opera Hous* last night, largely composed of prominent people, it 1s safe to state this will be the most successful engagement Mr. John R. Rogers’ company has ever played in Washington with “ My Sweetheart.” cane The Public Schools. OCTOBER MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES—THE ATTEND- ANCE IN THE FUBLIC SCHOOLS—FUNDS CLAIMED S DUE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. At the regular meeting of the Board of Pubite School ‘trustees yesterday afternoon, the abstract of reports of superintendents for September was ved, showing the number of pupils enrolled to be—White, 16,433; colored, 9,009; average dally attendance, 22.917; teachers employ crease over ment—white, 154; ber of teachers, 2. total, 189; in num- plications’ for’ teachers’ rom Eilen £. Fox and Relss, an for a Janitor’s position trom T. H. Donohue. Miss Sallie M. Childs was granted a pave of absence for the balance of the year. Miss. Mary McC vastand was nominated as acting teacher in second district. c TEACHERS CONFIRMED. The committee on teachers reported.the follow- ing nominations, which were confirmed: Appoint Mary B. Roberts assistam® in the high school and Miss Lettie J. Ransom assistant muste teacher from October ist, and promote Miss Beg ste Burns from sub assistant to teacher of first grade from July 13st, 1882 FINANCIAL, ETC. The committee on accounts was directed to in- quire and report on the expediency of maintaining a carpenter shop for repairs, &. Mr. Birney stated that the committee on the distribution of the funds between the white and colored schools were not ready to report, and that there would be two reports A resolution was Adopted that the report be printed and be made the special order for Tuesday, the 2ith instant. FUNDS DUE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Mr. Birney offerel a resolution, which was adopted, reciting that as the District, under the act of September 4, 1811, became entitled to a dis- tributive share of certain net proceeds of the sale of public lands, which share, it 1s reposted, amounts to more than $13,000, and by act of May 21, 1872, the public property occupied by the Bal- Umoreé’ and Potomac railroad and the improve- Ment thereon was made subject to tax the same as private property, the tax to be used for the Support of schools, ahd it having been collected for several years, Dut not so used, the board re- spectfully asks the Commissioners to take all ne- cessary and proper steps to place sald amounts to the credit of the scuools. sortase EL ‘The Montgomery County (Md.) Fair. ‘There promises to be a full and interesting dis- play of farm and garden products, improved live stocy, and of articles in use by the farmer and his household, at the approaching fair of the Mont- gomery,County Agricultural Soctety. The entries in the several departments indicate a larger and more varied display than at any previous fair. ‘These fatrs, besides being shows of agricultural products and stock, are also great holiday makings of the people, and are largely attended, being popular with’ the county people, and also fre- quented by many visitors from this city. This 1s ¢ oldest county fair in the state, nd the promi- ce the county has attained In agricuitural pro- duetions is due in great measure to these annual exhibitions. ‘The twenty-ninth annual exhibition will be held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. The purses for trotting horses are more liberal than for many years Some of the fastest horses in this city have been entered in the Varlous classes. There promises to be some ilvely contests. | THE Tacrsry Coxcert—A LARGE AUDIRNCE.— Lincoln hall literally overflowed last night at the Thursby concert. When the doors opened every Seat In the house had been sold. It 1s three years since Miss Thursby sang here, and 1t was evident that she had improved In every way, though there was a shadow of disappointiment-as she fintshed the “Jewelsonz” in Faust. Lateron the program, howevet @ solos developed the éxquisite purity of her her trills and staccatos be!ng as won- dertul as they were natural. She 1s fully entitled to the rank of queen of the concert stage. Miss Emily Winant, who assisted, has made a marked umprovement, and was warmly encored. The solos on the harp by Miss Morgan were quite a ure. ee REAL EsTarTe TRANsrens.—Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: J. B. Alley to Law- Tence Sands, lot 16, sq. 67; $10,000. L. Sands to Mary J. Warner, pt. of same property; $6,717. E. H. Thomas, trustee, to Ella S. Mack, sub. H, sq. 805; $4,350. National Life Insurance Co. to James H. Marr, subs. 33 to 87, sq. 152; $7,000. J. H. Marr to W. H. Hodges, subs. 36 and’ 87,'do.; $3,400, and 33 to 35, do. ; $4,500. Emma C. States to John Sher- man, sub. 13, <q. 99; $1,500. G. F. Dyer to Louisa jots 8 and 4, sq. A, estate Giles Dyer; $60. Joke, eeter, to. L Wiison, pt lot . 32, Columbia heights; $500. Joun’ Sherman ‘to ©. H. Knight, sublot 114, sq. 240: $5.00. R. H. Dyer to A. C. Clark, lot 6, sq. 1035; quit claim. GG. Colgate to Bettie F."Natior, lot 7 and pt. 5, sq. 1033; $1,000. Margaret Fitzgerald to Mary Enders, lot %, sq. 516; $1,415; Isabella Higgings to John A. Prescott, lots 28, 29, ‘and 80, sq. 336; $1,496.25. Mar- garet Fitzgerald to W. J. Naylor, lot 24, sublot 1, Sq. 516; $2,530. W. E. Burford et al, trustees, to Geo. S. Kraft, pt. 20, Sq. 141; $14.510. Roger Sulll- van to Ellen Carrico, pt. 4, sq. 527; ——. Josephine Burford to Emanuel Pafferiing,’ sub 18, sq. 405; $3,500. Jane C. Berkley to George R. Herbert, pt 14, sq. 1018: $150. Ann Giles et al. to A. C. Clark, pt 7 and & sq. 582; $425. Washington McLean. to Addie E. Wormley, subs 67 075, sq. 183; $4,000. 1G. Kimball to Jesse Halladay, fot 22 and pt. 30, Sq. 327 and all of sq. 862; $15,000.’ John Hitz et al. cnees, to District, ‘subs 59 to 62 sq. 495; $,919.35. John M. McFarland to Charies E. Morris, Bt 7. sq. 824; $600. Elizabeth C. Nelson to Mary: A. Power, siib 2, sq. 179; $1,162.80. B. H. Warner etal, trustees, to Georgia W. Prescott, pt. 19, sq. 69; $—. J. E. Chappell to. James 'D. Rowe, Fletchell’s Chance, 20 acres; $1,900. Mary Payné etal to John Stokes,1 acré on Benning’s road; $400. Same to B. Sprigg, pt. of Paynesville; $30. John J. Lightfoot to Laura A. Fearson, pt. 160, B. and H. add. to Georgetown; $2,100. LM. Lown {o Margaret A. Evans, pts. 158 and 159, do. ; $2,200. T. A. Lambert, trustee, to John Van Riswick near Congress street, George- all et al, trustees, to S. i Plains, $934.64. George . W. Eddy, lot 71, sub eq. 239; . F. W. Eddy to George T. Dearing, sub lots and 9, $9. 138; $4,000, and trust for $4380. Jo>. Jones to Nathan Sprague, lots 212, 218 and 220, ck I, Montello; $300, &.” H. W. Heitmuller 13 . Huth, pt. 8. Sq. 477; $900. CG. Baumann to pt 8, do. ; $556. B. Groff to O. P. Austin, sub 45, 84.190; $—. W. M. Hodges to Thos.E. Wag: gaman, sub 1, sq. 725; $—. seh re DRessMAKING.—Ladies in Washington who re- quire ‘a competent and reasonable priced dress- maker ean find one in Mme. von Brandis, who has just had her opening in her handsome parlors over M. Willian’s, where many elegant costumes of the newest desizns were exiilbited, She will make dresses, riding habits and cloaks of all deseriptions at less price than any other compe- tent dressmaker in the city. The lady was tor- merly with Lord & Taylor, tn New York, and Wm, Bave & Co., St. Lou's, Mo., which 1s a’ suificient guarantee of her capabilitiés. ———— Lewis Jounsox & Co.’s Loxpow Hovsr.—Atten- tion ts called to the notice In the advertising col. umns of the old and well-known banking house of Lewis Johnson & Co., who, having consented to cL as the agent in this clty'of the “American Ex- change, Limited,” im London, issue their drafts avatiable In’ Enzland, Ireland, Scotland and on the continent, and to'ensure ab the other agencies of that assoviation any conve- hences In Lhe Way of accommodation to persons visiting Europe for business or pleasure. $1,000. R. Axton, Pleasan Cc HOICE BRIGHT STYLES or CARPETINGS. OPENING NEW PATTERNS DAILY. Best BODY BRUSSELS made, $1.5. BRUSSELS CARPETS, new patterns, 75e., 85¢., 90¢..$1, Best two-ply CARPETS. Braseels styles, 90c. All-Wool INGRATNS, Ze. INGRAIN CARPE |, 3ic., 50e. IST CARPETS. RAG and DRUGGETS, a ae $8. $10. 8 RUGS, tra Li . Weie RUGS Mcqucte RUGS, Tapestry RUGS. Hess0CKS ana OTTOMANS. LACE CURTAINS, per vair $2.0, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, Ne sham IACI A ae pew’ BLANKEIS, BED COMFORTS, ete. c. M. TOWSON, 36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Bide, are authorized to | bod ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Olmstead District, and Sunder- land agt. same; writ of mandamus dented, Equrry Count.—Juage Hagner. Yesterday, Miles vs. Miles; divorce a vinculo Matrimoni granted. Morrice vs. Gillingham; ex- ceptions to auditor's report overruled and distribu- tion ordered. Thomas vs. Carrol; clerk ordered to Bay distribation share of Lowis W. Thomas. hrott va Miller; August Boher appointed guar- dian ad litem. ‘Brown vs. Hal against defendants William C. and Thomas C. Brown granted. Walter vs. Ward; rule on defend- ant returnable Octeber 17 granted. Grimes vs. Smith; sale set aside and purchas3 money ordered refunded. Brown v3 Hail; testimony before J. J. Darlington ordered taken. Morrison vs. Ruther- ford; Se on C. E. Westling adjudged in contempt granter ro confesso PoLice Court—Judge Snell, Monday, Chas. Banks, vagrancy and habitual drunkenness; 90 days. Bridzet Ryan, do. ; 80 days. Augustus Bryan, profanity; $5 or7 days.’ Geo. 0. Kraft, forfeited coliateral. ‘Geo. Cahill and Rev- erdy Johnson forfeited collateral. Sonny John- Son, colored, profanity; $ or 15 days. Wm. Gib- son forfeit lateral. Frank Whitney, colored, pleaded gullty to being a Vagrant and got 90 days. Lewis Getz, disorderly in the Theatér Comique: $ or 15 days. Leona Edwards, colored, loud and boisterous; $5 or {2 days, Laura Edward, Rachael Gray and Chas, Lewis, colored, low and’ bolster- ous; $5 or 13 days each. Leona Edwards, colored, indecent exposure; $5 or 15 days. Jno. Housiey, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. George Higgins, forfelted collateral Chas. Stewart, do. Philits Jones, colored; personal bonds. Maria Waldron, colored, do.; do. Wm. Smith, Torfelted collateral. Jno. Cole, colored, obstruct ing the street; $5 or 15 days. Clara Coleman, col- ored, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. James Ward, vagrancy; bonds or 80days. Robt Bron- son forfeited collateral. Jno. Jolinson and Wm. Carey; do. Florence McAuliff; do. Charles R. Chiseltine and Jas. F. Johnson; do. Jenny Gant, coiored, lous and boisterous; or 15 days. Jno. MeDerinott and Jos. Gibson’ forfeited collateral. Alex. Dubant, cursing and swearing in a house loud enough ‘to be heard on the sttect; $5 or 15 days. Sandy Lacy forfeited collateral.’ George Stafford, cruelty to animals (two cases); $5 in each case. Thomas Patton, colored, keeping a polley shop; 6 days; appeal hoted. Annie Wash- ington, colored, larceny of a lot ot silk and velvet from Fanny Crown; 6) days. R. Burnett, colored, larceny of $3.25 from Augusa Engle; six months, Lewis Magden, obstructing the poundmaster; $5 or 15 days. Henry Holland, colored, larceny ot 60 cents from Wm. Lewis; $3. Geo. Dickson, colored, assault ou Jno. Crusenberry; 30 days. Henry Tay: lor, colored, housebreaking: continued. | Mary Long, assautt on Silena Gates; $1. Robt Muilin, assault on Frederick Miller; $10 0r30 days. _Sam- uel A. Berkley forfelted collateral. ‘Thos. Keyes, a soliter, threats to Bridget Morrison; personal bomils to keep the peace. Yesterday, E. Banks forfelted collateral. Robt. Reed, coiored, Ses ering public property; $10 or 30 days. Albert Banks, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Wm. Crousby, vagrancy: personal bonds. ‘Thos. May, forfelted collateral. Michael Reynolds, trespassing on the Smithsonian park; $5 or 15 days. Jos. Richardson, profanity; personal bonds. Georgie Baxter, loud atid boisterous; $6 or 15 days. Jos. Whalen, begging on the street; bonds or 80 days. Chas Miller, colored, cruelty to animals; $5 or 15 days. Chas. Johnson, colored, petit lar- ceny (three cases) ; 30, 60 and $9 days in each case, ctively. ‘Thos. McGuire, Thos. Scott and Ben. McDonald, forfeited collateral. Mary Cook, col- ored, assault on Louisa Matthew: Bows, assault on Thos. Klinget Mason, colored, assault on Ida Seymour; $20 or 60 days. Wm. Taylor, housebreaking, grand jury; bonds, $1,000. Jno. ‘Turner and Dantel Buckner, assault on Stephen Fountain; $5 or 15 days each. To-day, Jos. Cook, loud and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days. Letty Powell, do.; do. Stephen Holly, pro- fanity; or 7 days. Chas. Wilflams, Jos.’ For- syth and Wm. Lehmann, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days each. Columbus Sewell,forfeited collateral. Henry Coradus, violating the biliding regulations #10 or 30 days. 'Sidney Herbert, loud and hotste ous; $5 or 15 days. Catherine Hammersly, pro- fanity; $ or 7 days. A“Civs House For Boors.acks.”—A tall, lame colored man, named Joseph Shelton, was a witness in a whisky case in the Police Court yesterday. On cross-examination by counsel for the defense, he stated that he 1s “a bootblack by profession.» He used to drink whisky in the defendant's place, but it was so bad that he had to come down to beer again. He never was sent to fall, but stopped at the workhouse once for gambling, but that’s been a long time ago, when Lieut. Arnold raided him for keeping a “club house for bootblacks.” Alexandria Affairs, eported for Tae EVENING STAR, Cry Councm Lasr Nraut.—The two boards fathered last night, after the summer recess, Presidents Downham and Douglas in the chairs’ ‘The resignation of James Cowling, a member from the fourth ward, who has removed from town, was accepted, and an election ordered to take place on the first ‘Tuesday of November. . A committee was appointed to ascertain the cost of the improve- Ments on Cameron and on Union streets, and Messrs. McLean and Peake, of the council, and Messrs. Strauss and Moore, of the aldermen, ap- pointed. ‘The application ‘of W. P. Graves, for rankilN street improvement, was referred. D. Bendheim was allowed to build’ a frame summer kitchen at his house on King street, near Pitt. An order for removing nulsances on Payne, neat Cam- eron streets, was referred; as was an .4pplication ot B. F. Bruner, for leave to erect 4 f1 itp sted on the water front, Old tax bills in_ari ‘on the Forrest lot, corner of Payne and Duke, $140, were ordered to be satisfled on payment of '$100 within 80 days. $430 taxes due from 1860 to 1872, on the Wheeler lot, bought by Mr. Paff, on Cameron and Patrick streets, were ordered to’ be receipted for, on payment of $30 within 30 days. The recom: mendation of the mayor that Capt. Webster be paid for continued extra services during the sick- ness of Police Lieutenant J. L. Smith, was referred Yo the Committee on finance. C. 8. Leadbeater was reimbursed a tax of $10 as sewing machine agent. ‘The Southern Telegraph Company was refused i Frank || the right to puta sign across King street sidewalk. A rude gutter was ordered on the nortn side of Wolte street from Lee to Union street. ‘The notice of the resignation of school trustee W. B. Gregory Was received from the clerk of the school board. Bills of O'Neal and Corbit ($21), for brick, and of J. T. Boyd (#5), and W. 0. Butts, G. H. Bassagt, W.S. Butler, El. Warfield and O. N. Reviy (#2 each), for election services, were referred to the committee onclaims. The ‘session was « long one and con- siderable business was transacted. Base Baut.—The Alexandria tall association plays the Waverlys of Washington this afternoon, and next week tne Alexandria club will make a trip to Richmond and play there. ‘THe WASHINGTON FERRY WHARF.—The Potomac Ferry company contemplate further improvements here, and at_the city council 1ast night the com- mittee on streets reported in favor of allowing the Potomac Ferry company, owning the Alexandria and Washington ferry steamers, to use for asolld wharf that portion of the north’side of the foot of King street corresponding with north sidewalk, the city to lose nothing of its rights by this grant. ‘This was concurred in by the common council, but the aldermen non-concurred, and the subject Was again referred to the committee on streets THe TUNNEL SHOOTING CasE.—Jas. Cliff, who shot his wife under the tunnel, having determined, in spite of the advice of his counsel, Messrs. Stuart and Burke, to demand his trial at this term of the corporation court, his counsel has retired from the ease, and the trial will take place with new counsel. STATION-HOUSE.—John Jones, Chas. Shinn and Tom Reed, colored boys, charged with stealiny money from Mr. Bauer, who lives near Portner’s brewery, are confined’ at the station-house this morning, awaiting trial later in the day. Reporter's Nores.—Gov. Cameron has commis- Sioned Morgan | H. Beach, esq., of thiscity, as a notary public Mr. Beach 1s a nephew of District Commissioner Morgan....A musical association has been organized “here with Mr. Geo, E. French as president, and James Grigg and D. W. Zelsse directors....T. F. Arnold has been appointed reg- ister of election, vice Phil. R. Summers....At the corporation court yesterday John Murphy, John. Dwyer and James Halpin were naturalized... ‘Phos. Allen has been appointed a Judge of election, vice J. McK. Watr resigned. . Coeticura. I will now state that I made a miraculous cure of one of the worst cases of skin disease krown. The patient is a man forty years old; had suffered eyes, scalp and nearly his whole bod. ful appcarance, Had had the atten! of twelve ditfer- ent physicians, who prescribed the best remeies known to the profession, such as iolide potassium, arsenic, corrosive sublimat gird ted etc. Had paid $500 ie relief. I pre- n years. His tresented afrizat- for medical treatment, with but Ii é Yailed upon him to use the Curicuma ResOLvEeNt in- ternally and the Curicura and Curicura Soap exter- ternally, id was completely cured. skin on his head, face and many other parts of his dy, which presented a most loathsome ap) ce is now as soft and sinooth as an infant's, with flo neat or trace of the disease. left behind. "He has noe teen cured twelve months, Reported by ¥. H. BROWN, Esq., Barnwell, 8. Oy SCROFULA SORE. Rev. Dr. ——,, in detailing his e: Coticura Rewepies, said that throuzh Divine Provi- dence one of bis parishioners was cured of 5. scrofulous sore, which was slowly drainis ayer hia lite, by the Soreaea. Poopepiort ss ine bin a coca and jcuna Soa externally. con thst haa the diseate was completely driven due oy ECZEMA. Sixteen months sinee an loge and both feet “wintl Rurnetont OTe Gases on Caused pala snd an . Femedics with no good romulbn wal ate ye Tee cuna ResoLvent inter: ly and Curicurs and may skin is se ungoth natural as ever. MY ORDEN. M. FRAILEY. G4 Bouth st, Baltimore, The President and Secretary Folger. A prominent republican, who has close relations ‘With the adminigtration, said to a reporter of the New York Tridune: 2 “There is one thing that you may announce as settled. That ts that Judge Folger will not resign his posttion as Secretary of the Treasury before the November election. Another thing you may deem settled. In case Secretary Eolger should re- sign after the election, the position vacated by him will not be tendered to John C. New. Finally, you may say—and thisI have on the authority of the President himself—that Mr. Arthur is not troubled with Bright’s disease or any other kidney complaint, so far as he knows. There has been no consultation of physicians over any other real or imaginary complaint affecting him. He had a cold some time ago, and his physician prescribed for that. When ‘he left Washington he was fonbiel | with mal but not in & severe form. phystclan advised iim to ai get orit. This was the reason of his trl te the Thou- sand islands. He enjoyed himself very much while there, and has come back fully restored to health. Any stories of the President having a chronic disease of any kind are pure fabrica- tions.” News Briefs. Some new cases of yellow fever have occurred in the vicinity of Brownsville, Texas. Fifty new cases were reported yesterday at Pensacola, Fia., and three deaths, ‘Twenty-five hundred white laborers, on the Northern Pacific railroad, in Montana, struck Saturday on account of an advance in the board rate of 50 cents per week. ‘The machine department of the Harrisburg, Pa., foundry and machine-works was destroyed by fire yesterday and many men are thrown out of em- ployment. On Monday a farmer, named Davidson, livin near Deckerville, Sanflac county, Mich., shot an killed his wife and fatally injured his son. Mr. John Pender, M. P., was entertained last night at a dinner at Deimonteo's,New York,by the telegraph magnates, Newspaper correspondents accompanying the British army iff the Egyptian campaign will roreire the decoration of the Order of Med- el Levi L. McLaughiin, a’married man, residing near Williamsport, Ma, was committed to jail at Hagerstown yesterday evening on the charge of assaulting a child, the daughter of Mrs. a Ardinger. 121, anda comrade boarded a A. C. Moore, a freight train at Newburg, W. Va., last evening to Tide to Brajns Curve, one mile east of there, Moore fell between the cars and was killed. A dispatch from Dublin reports that owing to the alarming increase of pauperism in the south of Ireland, the Dublin Union has taken the lead in @ proposal to send one thousand able-bodied men and women to Canada, at a cost of 7,000 pounds. An earthquake, severe enough to awaken people, Was heard in the vicinity of Montreal, Canada; yesterday morning. The Mexican government has contracted with Delfin Sanchez for the construction of the whole Tehuantepec railroad. A terrible collision occurred on the new railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta, which was opened Monday, A freight train was run into by a pas- Senger train, and the engineer and firemen were killed and two children fatally injured. Mr. Jas. A. Thomas, who died in Richmond, Va., Saturday night, was one of Jeff. Davis’ bonds- men, Ernest Dubourge, an insane Frenchman, caused great excitement on 14th street, New York, yester- ‘ay afternoon by running amuck. He had a pair of sharp pointed carpenter's compasses, and stabbed six people, inflicting serious wounds, be- fore he was secured. Fourteen business houses and a hotel were burned tn El Paso, IIL, yesterday; loss, $100,000. Charies Furber is in Chicago in the Interest of an English syndicate to buy 1,800,000 acres of land in Mississipp! for timber and cotton n purposes, and also for the purchase of 4,000,000 in Texas. ‘The explorer Witt\, in the service of the British North Borneo company, has been murdered by Dyak “head hunters.” A collision occurred yesterday morning on the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad, at Coltewah station, Tenn, by which several cars were wrecked, and two men were killed. Robert Lowry, a letter-carrier, upon returning to the Philadelphia post office last evening, was searched by Postal Inspector Barrett and six de- coy letters containing money were found in his pockets. August Brenecker stabbed Cornelius W. Rally yesterday afternoon, at Dayton, Ohio. Rally died in three minutes. Both were inmates of the sol- ters hone) and aged men. Brenecker is under arres ‘The Father Matthew Temperance societies last night celebrated the anniversary of the birth of the great apostle of temperance by « large gather- ing in the Cooper Institute, New York. SS ee STABBING AFFRAY IN BALTIMoRE.—A difficulty occurred yesterday at one of the polling places of the elghth ward of Baltimore for the nomination Of acandidate for the elty council, in which Ber- nard Campbell was sertously stabbed in the abdo- men by Charles Reinhart. ——_——_—_—_— CITY ITEMS. If You Want to Cure a Cough use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the reliable remedy. Price % cents. ° Dyspepsia. WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1882. Gentlemen: I have until recently’ suffered with dyspepsia nearly all my life, and at times so bad that everything I ate disagreed with me; besides had great oppression and heaviness about the stomach. Now, after taking two bottles of Brown’s Iron Bitters, can eat anything, all the heavy feeling has left, and I already think it has done me more good than any medicine I ever tried. Respecttully ‘Lovrs A. RICHARDSON. Fall Overcoats one Suits for Young en. Workmanshtp superior to ordinary. Ready- made goods, fit not excelled by any clothing house in the city.’ Boys’ and Children’s suits in all the late styles. Workmanship unsurpassed. Prices the lowest. Noah Walker & Co,, 625 Pennsylvania avenue. 11,18,14 A Story to be Continued Monthly. At the 148th Grand monthly Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans, on Tues- day, September 12th, 1882, fortune rewarded her favorites most lberally (the wheel was turned un- der the sole supervision of Gen’ls G.T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early,of Virginia.) The following will serve assamples, the names of other winners are withheld by request: Ticket No. 42,101 {tne first capital prize) drew $75,000, and sold in {fths at one dollar each, sent by mall on applica- tion to M. A. Dauphin, New Orie: La., as will be done to any other man on ee icas lon made be- fore November 14th, the date of the 150th drawing. One-fifth ($15,000) went to D. P, Blair, Pres’t East Miss. Matm’l Ass’n,Columbus, Miss. ; another to R. R. Deacon, collected through Bates Co. National Sank, of Butler, Mo. ; another to P. N. Johnson, of Houston, Texas. ‘No. $2,350 (the second capital prize ‘Of $25,000) also sold in fifths—one of $5,000 to Peter 0. Johnson, of No. 111 Seneca street, Leavenworth City, Kansas; another to Michael A. Finnegan, of No.1 Elder Place, Boston, Mass. No. 6,641 (the third capital prizé of $10,000) was sold to parties re- siding in New York city and New Orleans. Nos. 12,184 and 82,216 (the fourth capitals,each of $6.000,) Sold to residents of Petersburg, Ténn., and New York city, and so on ad infinitum. Next month the names and numbers will be changed, but the story will be the same. Highly Esteemed. ‘The youthful color and rich luster are restored to faded or gray hait by the use of Parker's Hair Balsam, a harmless dressing, highly esteemed for its perfume and purit, mony. in W: x. It 1s 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 it—Observer. An Unpleasant catalogue constantly being printed, in whicn human inarmity Is eee eoricene eeyoas: ry epsia, neuralgia, paralysis and agu can be entiraly expunged trom the records, by the use of Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills. Forty Years’ oan at star Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy is the prescription Of one of the best femaie p! felans and nurses tn the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-faill Success by millions of en their chil ote at peak the child from cures. nt ping in the bowels wird colic. By giving healt to thechild it rests the mother. Frico cents a bottle? m,W,3 ‘Tangier Oyster meats Restaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and brolled oysters. All selected. Ladies’ saloon first AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODS. NaAtioNaL THEATER. royal raiment “Rage are roval ‘when worn for virtue's COMMENCING MONDAT EVENT RG Der. Six nights only, with Wednesday and Saterday’ ‘The moet cunced hit in New York last First production in Washington of BARTER YT COaP- BELL'S new and powerful play, With a Strong Dramate Companys aman e Choris cf Jubilee Singers, sn in NEW YORE SCENERY AND PRUPERTIES. The play will be produced in this cty under the juced in unk - soral supervision of Mr, Dartley Campbal ae author, IONDAY, OCTOBER 16, SQUATTER'S SOY REIGNTY. Fror's— MY SWEETHEART. OCTOBER ‘The Charming Little Actress, D®* Goops. Mat. THE GRANDEST. BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW YORK! THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON. EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY, and the designs of a wicked woman, De ightfully ected by S JOHN R. ROGEKS' COMEDY COMPANY. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16—THE PROFESSOR, BY THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER CO. OCTOBER MONDAY EVENIN GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO MR. JOHN amer of amuse- as 9 mani a Known for the pact thirty yours # ments in Washington. NEV THEATER COMIQUE. Matinoon Today Vinuscayn and Satur TWO COMPLETE EXTENTAINMENTS. The Popular Sensational Star, MR. JOS, J. DOWLING, InE, A. Locke's new original Drama, in'4 acte,entitied 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 Rubens, at 124 cts, No housein NOBODY'S CLAIM, 4 ‘ Supported by a Strong Dramatié Company. the country can imitate this rand bargain. ‘Tho Flat Boat Explosion! ‘Phe Thriliug Raft Scene! 5 cases Crepe Cloth in all the leading shades and black at 123 cts., sold in other stores at 25 cts, 5 cases Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cta. These we bought last January ior cash, and were kept especially for our Opening. Scases 40-inch wide fine All-Wool Cashmeres at 45 cts., worth 623s cts. 2cases Opera shades All-Wool Cashmeres at 50 cts., worth 76 cts, A full line of all the most fashionable Dress Goods at our popular prices, ‘The Groatest of Fire Scenes! The Soaring Auge! Incidental to the Drama the followmy Specialty Sta illanpear: Ward and Lynch, Clark and Edwards, Misa Sadie Hasson, Miss Louise Bliss, Frank Lawton, Iuzil- lin, Miss Allie Weston, Hodges and Bliss. €2 "Seats secured in advance at usual place. G. Fred. Selleck, Manager. ON EXHIBITION ee Street. MARERITER'*s, Street, No. 626 E etfeet north: door from 7th street Choice Oil Paintin, pare Chromos, etc. : ais Hee Geeta Set Eee ah ae eketarsc"Fosma cha ee se oetae “eit LECTURES. No. 626 E sorPHE JEANNETTE AND SIBERIA.” ~ | sinks! SILKs! LECTURE BY LIEUT. DANENHOWER, (U.8.4.), RaLyeTel Ney ere an PLUSHES! PLUSHES! CHRIST CHURCH, WEST WASHINGTON, D.c., © FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1882, at 8 p.m. Ticke's toy barbs na eater ead ickiiate Grugsiorcs: | ‘tthe best Dollar Silk ever offered, worth $1.60, cents, to ropley ¥ res; . at B. Miller's; at G.I. Dunlo fre, Whitt ig = Black Trimming Velvet, from 90 cts. up. Coldred Plushes in all the most fashionable shades, at $1.75 per yari. Sold eleewhere at $2.50. 8 cases yard-wide Cretonnes, at 123s cts. per yard, pos- itively worth 25 cts. This sale cannot be repeated. Our stock of Ready-Made Dresses and Garments is complete, and contains some of the finest ever brought A Ye: at Whiti Book store. Also in Waslunutton, at 3, De'Frecs cop posite Ebbitt House); at Morrison's, 475 Penneylvania avenue; at Balldntyne’s, 428 7th street, andat the door. 09-1 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. REPETITION OF THE GRAND OYSTER ROAST to this city. = pa CONE RIVE! a BLANKETS! SATURDAY, October 14, 1882. ‘The Jane Moseley will leave Gth street wharf at 12 p. m. and return Sunday night at 11:30 sharp. At the re- est of a large numier of citizens the roast of Sept, 80th will be repeated under the auspices of the sane committee. 200 bushels of oysters to be roasted. Tickets COMFORTERS{ CURTAINS! $l. Henrv Larmon, treasurer: J.P. Deunis, secretary. State rooms can be he ‘National Hotel cigar | Tn endless variety. We defy competition. Our exrecta- ‘stan the committee reserve the rig! reject allob- | tions are more than realized, and Judging from the dectionable characters. o10-3t_ | many congratulations we have received, our enterprise is appreciated. We invite one and all to inspect our Mammoth Build- eee eS a | ing. Immense Stock and Low Prices, TO THE LURAY CAVES, SUNDAY, October 15th. A delightful ride over the old battle-fields of Virgiuia, and the picturesque scenery along the Shenandoah Val- lev. Special train leaves the Balto. & Potomac Depot, 6th street, at 8 a.m.. returning at 10 p.m. sharp. Ample time given to view these wonderful Caves. Fare for the round trip §3.60, including admission to inet LIT. 0, BANDEL, GE LECKRON, LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422 and 424 SEVEN TH STREET. oT 010-5t* «+ AUCTION SALES. eNcanson BROS., auctioneers. SCE) OUS SALE OF SHELF GOooDs— MUGHINA AND CROCKERY. DECOKATED WARE, REW Books CloARe: COFFE MILL, SEY- ERAL OLEANDERS, TOGETHER WITH OTHER GOODS AT AUCTION— OcTOBER faragers. Wy oop warp & LOTHROP. CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘We call special attention to our line of FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN COR- SETS, which we offer at very low prices, Within our salesrooms, THURSDAY, TWELFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. J. 7 COLDWELL, Auctioneer. . U. 8. MARSHAL’S SALE. By virtue of two writs of fieri faci: isaued out, of Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the} District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell’ at public sale, for cash, in front of the Court-house doors of said District. on SATURDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., the following-deseribed pi erty, to wit: All John F. Burch's right claim and interest in and to the eastern "0 feet front of lot No. 13, in square No. 3%, by the depth of said lot, ther with ail and singular the improvements thereon, in the City of Washington, C., seized and levied upon, as the property of John F. Burch, and will be sold to satisfy executions Nos. 14,265. and 14,575, in favor of John J. McCollum, use of Frank B. Smith, and Solomon J. Fague use of Frank B. Smith. ig #LEX’R SHARP, oll-dtds Late U.S. Marshal, D.C., Oct. 10th, 1862. . T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. [Cc SALF. OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUS! Fobric sau or 41 ROOMS, No. 303 K STREE’ n MONDAY -ABTE! THE SIXTEENTH, Y-AFTERNOON, N Ie OUR TETRTS O'CLOCK, ia front of} ea e within 10 days from the date of sale. olla ‘Terms cash. IXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE BOOKS, STATION- EV Fancy AWiCces bo BEING ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE WEL! (OWN “BUOK- STORE CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. At the request and under the direction of Mr. Francis B. Mohtny of the well-known book ana. sfatione store, No. Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Street, we Will sell, within the store, om MONDAY, OC TOBER SIXTEENTH, commencing at TEN 0" K A-M., and continuing at SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M., and FACH DAY THEREAFTER, atthe same hour, until the stock is disposed of—we name in part— Standard and other Books, in cloth and fine bindings; Medical, Law and Miscellaneous Books; Catholic Prayer Books, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn 2 ‘Ledgers, Blank Rooks, Library and other Inkstands: Stationery of every description; Portfolios, Work Boxer, &c.. with everything usually found in a first-class Book and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Our assortment of NIGHT ROBES is most complete and prices are very reasonable. HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. Our assortment‘of Hoopskirts comprises all desirable shapes at low prices. In Bustles we offer asa Special Bargain 20 DOZEN HAIR CLOTH BUSTLES, in two desirable styles, in either grayor white, at the low price of 50 CENT§ EACH. FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS. ‘We have opened dur line of Felt and Flannel Skirts in both Pisin 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 new styies, to which we invite your Stationery BtOet ty tool ms a attention, ‘opportan btain Goods and Present for Christmas, "Dealers ard others invited toattond, CURTAIN. SCRIM, DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ae In meantime a discount of 25 per cent will be allowed i it and fi for sale. CURTAIN LAC. onjallcaph aales. Store for rent and Bxtee form E, nia avenue northwest. and NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS, By the yard, at low prices, 1HOMAS J. FISHER & CO. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN AS “FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.” By virtueof a deed of trust, dated the 7th day of November, A. D. 1872, and recorded in Liber No. folio {01, one of the land records of the District’ of Columbia’ and by the request. in writing, of the y secured thereby, the subscribers will ell, to the ighest and best bidder. on the premises, on MONDAY, the SITH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK in the afternoon, “ali of lot num- ‘ered 1 (one) and_ the east half of lot 2 (two), in equare numbered 981 (three _hundred and eizhty-one), in the Gity of Washington, District of Columbia, according to the original plat or plan of said city, exid ast haif of lot two fronting fifty feeton north street and twenty- three feet six inches on Louisiana avenue. together and singular the improvements,” et cetera, a8 inaaid deed mentioned. BED-SETS, TIDIES, PILLOW SHAMS, Atlow prices. That Husband-of Mine Is three times the man he was before he using Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Druggisus. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. . erty chumned “every morning Fresh Alderney But red in 3-lb. “Ward” priata 45c. per ID. and delivel - Bwoetre Also, cottage cl be. per qt. ‘Cream, ibe. pint sale: $20,000, with 7 cent interest from ih 8, Sita, ‘nd the expenses of the tale In ; and the residue in ual gums. in one and two ears from date of sale, with six per centum per annum. terest, for which the rurchser must cive notes, to be BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, secured on the proverty eold to the satisfaction of the | 993 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 921 stees. The property will be sold subject to taxes and ee oo and ‘all con be at the 6 i eyancing will : HYD) ol-akas CHAS MC MATTHEWS. {Trustecs. eastanunes (For Other Auctions See Seventh Pace.\ D DRESS GOODS! UNDERTAKERS. DIED. LANGLEY. At 8:10 p.m., on the 10th of October, 1882, ass TeRineral will be on. FH, at 2 o'clock p.m., from ‘bouth- Be SE Be ie, aon Maryland rcben west. ‘THORNTON. 1 clock p.m. 882. at 6 o'clock p. nzce from Zion Baptist Church Friday, October hy a6,3 otlock. Melaives aga Fricuds aro invited to attend. = FUS H. DARBY, R° eS Feat t tion guaranteed. EYOU WANT A BEW RANG) Ra terrae oe J Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Terms moderate om & WRIGHT, “AKER, Texte StRser Nokrawere, Telephone Se eG COATT sant fe Beetrocte Evervibine iret-class, ‘sand 1 acini & BRO. in os a s FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Choice Cuts of Beef 1234, 15, Cente ae ‘Nos. 37 38 ee. a perigof the NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODE, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS, E BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, LADIES AND GENT.'S UNDERWEAR, ete., ete., ete. BXITRA VALUES, $1.26 TO $3.78, VELVETEENS, SUPERIOR QUALITY, $1. TYLER & CHEWN' NG, 010 918 Tre STREET NORTHWEST. = 2 NEW! BRIGHT! STYLISH! ELEGANTI SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) Isnow prepared to show # magnificent «tock of the LATEST PARISIAN NOVELTIES. ‘24-in. Pure Silk Veivety, Black Gi Valvene fetes $8 Pure Silk Ottomans, from #1, 5 Black Gros d’Fcoase, at 50 and $3. Kich Brocaded Piushes, from #5 to #7- New Silk Fabri: or Wedding Outfit. ““A Great Bargain” in 22-in. Black Satin Risdame@ atgi fare Inducements” in Black Silke, at $1, $1. $1.50, $1.75 t0 $3. ae es A complete assortment of French All-Wool Dreat Fabrice for Combination Site Scutache and Embrol Jered Robes. Lupin’s celebrated Biack Dress Goode. Courtauld's English Crepes and Vella, ““Kaclusive Attractions’ in Handkerchiefs, Hoslery and Mousquetaire hid G1 ‘able and Pisno Lappet Muslins, Furniture Cretnnes, Paris an Bere in Wraps, Jerwys, Pelissos, Jackets and Jiagiaim a styles, qualities and prices. ut received, Quilted Italian Cloths, Silke and Satins, inal) shades, for lining cloaks aud wraps. S77 Dark toom for displaying cveultie goods. CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR+ RECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, PERKY BUILDING, insylvania ave., corner ¥th strost.. et Pent _Fatablished 1840. 7 FLEston E & PERRY, — HANDSOME SOUVENIRS GIVEN AWAY at Tuem FALL OPENING OF ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOOD MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXD HEMPSTONE & PERRY, oT 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N EW STORE! NEW DRY GOODS. TRUNNEL & CLARK, Have Removed to their New Store, 811 MARKET SPACR, And will be open for business TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3. ‘The stock is large and attractive in every departmen LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS. GUINET, BONNETS AND SCHROEDER'S BLACK SILKS IN ALL GRADES, VELVETS, PLUSHES, AND FINE COLORED DRESS S GOODS Te GREAT VaNtEny TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &c., A LARGE STUCK. ALL NEW GUUDS. ‘We cordially invite an inapection of stock. Ox Price Oxcx. TRUNNEL & CLARK. 02 811 MAKKET SPACE, ~ D® GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. JUST RECEIVED. Arizona Foule , all colors, at 75c., worth $1, Heautiful Combination Suitings. Fuil tine Cashme: shades... . Back Coshmucre, 25° BCP AO a8 wal BY" Gerster Cloth, beautiful Goods, only 250, Black Velvets, from $1.25 to $4.50. Piushes in all the new and worth to-day in Black Silke, 75. $1, $1.25, ‘We keep gaily the rel Dress Flannels in every 1. 4, i Ti Biack Satin, $1, $1.25, $1 All the cheaper grades of Drees Table Damask in Table Damask, half and whbleachid, "25, andl. Napkins and Doilies, from 50c, to$5 per doz. Lace Curtains, in from $3. 50 to $10 per paix, 10-4 Sheeting, 25, 30 and 37 isc. 5-4 Sheeting,” frou 1250. uy All makes of 4-4 ‘Cotton an cheap as can be We sell the best 25c. Towel to be had. 1 -Prrewe Goods from 123 to 500. ect, 50, 60, 75, $1 and $1.25. 35, 40, 50, 75 had. Fadl and $10, CASSIMERES. ‘Womete Suits order, guarantee a Ht, and will save ou from, ona Jake ‘Shirts to order, fusrantee fit, and save you ‘monvy. Shirts ready made at 65, 7 nt Merino Underwear Toren and Eat, wotn white and Scarlet. We house in. LUTTRELL & WINE. sl4-Im__ 1980 PENN’A AVE., Con. 20TH Street. THE A FH ss VAL oo Fes 3 FESS SURPRISE FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS WILL BE UNDRESSED EX UBD SCE SOY FETE Ss KK 1D DG £ ©O OY VEE KK UD D GGGL 0 OVY E « “KUDDD LLL 00 Vv EEE 4 65c., WORTH $1.35, AND SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Pa BEADED PASSEMENTERIES. Reduced Price, +10 +20 48 -68 98 $1.15 1. weve LTS Breveeeeseesereeere 219 Quality. Former Price, Sis DRESSMAKERS, y DON'T LOSE THIS OPPORSUUNITY aT THE a ae g555g PP AA aA ar Als _& a a ROVA 1117 AND 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 15* Bo —«OMEARA’S- LIQUID