Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1882, Page 4

Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be Nghted at 10:45 p.m. and ex- tinguished at 4:15 a.m. Lieut. E. W. Sturdy, acting superintendent of Nautical Ataanac, delivered an interesting EVENING STAR. -.. October 29, 1582. eIpay LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, Orrick oF riz CHIEF S ceting of the United States Naval Insti- ing, Commander Bartlett presiding, Jolin Moore acting secretary, a lecture = Basuixeton, D.C. ered by Lieut Stanton Schroeder, U. 8. for the avy. | Messrs John Sherman & Co. have sold two of 13 becomiag variable, | the reskiences erected by them on i8th street, be- lowed In northern portion by fallin: street and Massachusetts avenue, No. Darouietor. General W. B. Rochester, paymaster gon- > A., for $19,000; and No. 1311 to Colonel G. Special Weather Butleaa, Lieber, ‘Judge-advocate, U.S.A, for Com Henrietta Bryan, colored, living on 19th street extende!, near Columbia oad, Was. seriously in- | Jured by’ an assiult made upon her by her hus band, Benj umn Bryn, on the 15th Instant. After st of th: Mi and north- | making the assault Bryan left home, and has not ae upper OF been seen since, prooably being afraid of an ake re- | arrest and punishment, — OMlcer White toox the 23 Feport | Woman to Freedinan’s hospital and procured a | warrant for Bryan. | Ju igs Hagner will hold the Criminal Court next Montgomery. | week. Indge MacArthur, who 1s holding the eonrt Pensacols, 1. fair wea for Jule Wylie, golng dn with the Cireuit Court Rew horthern pe e | at thet tim States and lake region, with. Wzht (rests in tie t | ste G . Gill, late station keeper at th} Daceo regions nocta of Maryland ou Saturday | first ps t, ‘states that he was not dis- morning. ne chare rstgnes — joe last night two colored boys ‘Tne following tmm nse bars sachet te ‘tho’ from Mrs. Sarah G. White, ‘The book v Was before Juige Sni with being th: owner of a flerce t she allowed to run at ice that the dog was not the court to z nd rela ved he i mison Chri eotored man, w. ar in the Crimi of stealing a ¢ 02, OF N tod, and a fuhn A. Mess, fistice of the ed in the Court in General Maryland 195 by Juice | sed bar on sure taat you W vinpathy with every ho: pliy for wome: ng In pr At tie Ls Mr. 8 ade the Teng ein: tomaike a great nols long. Mra. Butler sald, = did not bid "3 board, by dh i nti ase. : ’ 4 q : av ldren's Spring {open to family ‘Suoe simines, Tet [Nol? SN vim <i several a showlt hav. omen coald ma his opinion that th: w streets Was, herself to blume for her posttio: n, he Sutd, hatp yas a3 Well asiaen. Tae mon were not toblam: SHCKOFT at O STORE GIRIS. is up about the store girls on nit avenue, Wao htve to s Wo Wiss t fh thelr now: WEN de rthwest, x on 7th Street sie name,” to evh pure and Durger’s Auction Dr, Detween G ani uing ts tru: Mrs. sainst the tend that ment it they should e and the training of a thought It now, «s the by‘ forelsners pertean wo.nen Sultivan, But- & combalttec 90. BC. elgars, 4 a tory, 9:0 F street, woo bet iat been tor t usurpel and the 4 Five-Hoox B. J. Benne a List Of stores that key Uproviie seats for cleft of and Ostya smull ¢ Jove, WArTuntes st. trae te atOld F. those fine kin! Dammann’s, ut price, akg. Riv roast Sirictn i i mt polly Porter- om of th Teague, to the $29 Lov alot Mrs. Miller, : ae re appointed Gaeee Lente n to grant the Ie able button for gi, ch heed Boe. Ste $2 Pes @rlock ri Sinith s ad Gf the cause of w — > YLYANIA AVENUE will be open aicht. To Ger Beet you witi Bue horthwe-t. Beer Live! Peuns> ivan Sprecran Se. Day at Crank’s, faturiey every depart hoots, 5-, Corset at giish ge Undersh.r Ors, and a Worsted goo ‘Wear, att s lone Of goods, at Clara's, Dow’? Miss the free Jos of cents k B. J. Benkenn & so SPLENDID per de Quaces, 6 calor of fine SKIL gloves, er i Be. per bu: Hiitbut, 15 Ne. por Ib.; Coddsi, 1 or th.: Catfish, 2% ak Fis, 152. pi er “spiny, sliders, 8124518 per doz. $9. per doz.; Turtle, 2e.; nia Print, 5¢e. + He. New Yor heese, Wudve.; Egg "3, 63 Pasay. CITY AND DISTRICT. Western Creazn: Roll, %5a85s3 doz. VESETASL¥S. —Pot: Amusements To-night. do. (swe Forp’s Orexa House —* The Provessor.” Spinac Natiowan Taeater. Squatter Sov-retgnty.” A Woman’s Suicide. SHE HANGS HERSELF IN A POLICE STATION CRLI. Julla Dizgens, a white woman, about 35 or 40 years old, while drunk last evening, applied, about 7:30 o'clock, at police headquarters for a nigut’s Jodg- ing, and was placed In ono of the cells. Officer O'Neill anout 11:30 o'clock on going in the cell room saw her apparently standing at the bars, On approaching nearer he discovered that she was hanging by her apron strings to the bars. She had made a noose of these strings and strangled herself. She was at once cut down and Dra Markriter, Munson and Ball called in, but they could not'resuscitate her. Coroner Patterson called at police headquarters this mo ning, and after viewing the body and making inquiries as to her condition when she came to headquarters, habits of Ife, &c., gave a certificate of snictle, deeming it unnecessary to hold an Inquest. Juin Diggens was about 33 or 40 Years old, of Irish birth, and had led a dissolute lire for thé past twenty or more years. She has a son, living In tals elty, about 17 ‘years old, who 13 said to be alad of good promise, ani has steady employment. She has spont considerable of her Ume the last ten years in the workhouse as a va- grant, ——— Three Men Awaiting Trial for Murder. Frank Miaor, the colored man now in Jail for kiting his wife, has regaine1 his spirits some- what, and {3 not, as was reported, frightened by the ghost of his wife. When told that the report was that he was crazy, he said all any one had to do to settte that qi mu Was to asic the officers. I[> Is confine t in the ceil in the Jafl in whieh he Was Arst_placed—No. 4, south wing, next to Gal- teiu’s firs: cell, Hamilton, who was In‘icted yesterday for kill ing Hil!, Is co fined on the same floor, and ems to ive Fecovered his health, having "been som: Whatstck. He has tPustel his case to the hands of Mr. C. Mow * i. . : mu} on floor. to think lo 1 on the s°c- 1,and soems as been vl, and 8 Unit it is against all hawt an taree days without a hearin, Tie Daarat or the Gup of the g re axe ernoon, Mi ey Ins_to Tadian ap nneral ceremonies will take mittee took with tem Sa token of resi he folding room. A handsome nt from this elty last nlzht to W.Va, for the Janes AL ewan is Mr, T Gow, ant Re WhO Will he ser cings, left in the Criminal Court, wed bis application to th W. Hf. Ward on e an employe of ant Printing. ‘The Mr. Willian property E man, and 3 to examine th in. = ay morning, aged 58 < thls toraing at 11 o'clo atholle church tn that phic —Mr, BB. Williams, a ne .shinzton, estevt on the He pITION OF well-known nd the old ightly ng and distributing vours, tnrbids e Octohor 2st, 2:10 a. m.; 2:42 p.m. 2a—Scar, a C, Bullard, Richard 2 Cleired—Selir, Kate shnson, with coal, for Boston; str. Jolin . Young, with merchandise, for New York; with coul, for Providence. ns, Bray, for Georgetown, ied from Somerset, 16a Inst.; sehr. Chirles Mo or ¥ ington, sailed from Bath, 1 Palmer, Reed, for Washington, eh % sehr. Haitie’'V. Ket at Boston, 18th inst. Dp" with to SS GOODS, iting. Twiled flannels, TOW (86 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUZ, ols South Side. (Deas) CARPETS BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT S)Y¥L 'S JUST OPENED. HALL AND STATR CARPETING. FLOOR OIL CLOTH, ail widths. TOWSON’S, 018 INE CLOTHING MEN’S, YOU rus" SS 'D BOYS’ WEAR, ‘The assortment of the MI howe T TH A be surparsed in ER DE aristy of S hovonig: ances cent to 40 per cent lowe city MISFIT STORE'S OLD ARGUME: ts at $8, Good Be S14, Fine Cs Chine: * Suits for FOR BOYS FROM 4TO 1 0 to $10, worth ful'y double. 9 1% LONG PANTS AND t bargains, TO IT: ied for themoney. Full Dress, 30, 55, ‘Coat an Vest, Prince Albert Brown Castor Beayei Weddings Yesterday. NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. ‘Mr. George W. Rouzer, Washington correspond- DRY Goops. entot the Army and Navy Journal, and Miss | “Perhaps the most judiciously edited magazine Leonora Klesecker were married last evening at | in the world.”—The Nation, N. ¥., Sept. 1882. the Memorial Lutheran church, Rev. Dr. Butler HE CENTURY 1 not expend more’ th the p No order was Ja the C. re case for © method were the ninittee took n Will be submitted y night. chor qutrrel, invol t. Holiand, Was considered court, and the mayor fined the ee cases nd each made to pay for uired to abate the nuisance at 400 OF these have b-en_betore | nd over a hundred more will shortly less adviee be taken from Colonsl 2 subject, wi Tnest T. Pouce’ Corr. the case of Melchor af the last mayor’ y In fault.” Aj; ain broug t the station house this ored woman, is held, chil The regular oMctating. Messrs. Robert M. Larner, Henry F. Bauer, W. P. Boteler and Ed. P. Mertz acted as FOR v ! tos aaa meine sop? ae hoa a i sigadilabiniste on and a wi if Supper al ouse of Mr. ‘THe CENTURY Ins its thirteenth year (the peepee "eoaple lett ona late train | geoona under the new name) with a noreeiner Mr. A. A. Joyce, of Anne Arundel county, Md., | Dumber, of which and Miss Carrie Wingate, daughter of the late 140,000 corres oe NE Were married at oe oan red Seas agton, last evening, Rev. Mr. Lint have been printed. The issue contains some re- Officiating. Messrs. H. B. Joyce’ and W. L. Jones were the ushers. Tue couple left after the cere- | Markablo literary features, and many striking plc- mony for a wedding trip through the north and | tures. Among the contents are: east Mr. Robert G. Sutton and Mis3 Lizzie Fearson VENICE: By HENRY James, JR. were united in wedlock yesterday at the Western | A delightful and poetic paper, richly illustrated. Presbyterian church, the knot being tied by Rev. TS Wynkoop. ‘The ‘ushers were Messrs Louls THE BEGINNING OF A NATION Albrecht and James Harbin. The groom and By Epwarp E@®.gsTon. bride departed afterwards for an eastern tour. ‘The first of an illustrated series of separate pa- pie nfuost NaS Alexandria Affairs. pers, the whole forming a History of Life in the Reported for Tur Evasine Star. ‘Thirteen Colonies. ‘Tus INVESTIGATING CommITTER.—The tnvestiga- 7 tion lato the Cameron street work, which occa-| | VICTOR HUGO: By Atrnoxse DAUDET. floned some talk some thme go, was completed | Translated from the original French, which was ¥ a special committee of the city council last | written expressly for THE CENTURY. nicht, Mr. McLean inthe chair. ‘The work which sion is being examine \ into ts the grading, curbing and | THE CHRISTIAN LEAGUE OF CONNECTICUT: guttering of Cameron street, from’ Patrick to By Wasntxcrow GLappex. mile? empties into Manthey reek nee awd | _ First paper in a series of great practical value to point, passes the corner of Cameron and Henry | all Christian workers, showing how a league of aie Coe fee a cen Ae churches of various denominations was formed ina ¥itds long. Overflows at this point had several | Connecticut town,what kinds of work it attempted, Umes within ten years past deluged the neignbor- 2 hood ani lert revinants witch the board of healthy { 984 what {t did hot attempt, and how tt spread thought dangerous. ‘To prevent tue recurrence of | throughout the whole Stat. The story 1s the out- this inatter, the health bord had several tmes | come of much study, and 1s Ukely to have impor- ondered the superintendent of police to abate tie | tant results, ane, and some changes had been made that perm (Ld the water to pass more freely, but stil “THE LED-HORSE CLAIM.” sl ae le Mass os pean enhes Opening chapters of a novelette of mining life, by near by, the order of the board of health wa per- | Mary Hallock Foote, illustrated by the author. emptortiy rene corporation ordinance on oe Sac ares that the board of heaigh shalt have power SNGUAND | Ex GHABLES DUDLEY) WARNER, the saperin to remove | An interesting essay cn the position ot England. Poremier te: HENRY JAMES, Jz: By W. D. Howerts. With a full-page portrait of Mr. James. A NEW PROFESSION FOR WOMEN. ‘The training-school for nurses at Bellevue Hos pital, with a portrait of Florence Nightingale. THE LADY, OR THE TIGER? A Groll short story by Frank R. Stockton, THE OTHER CONTENTS Include a powerful essay, “Is the Jury System a ure?” by Albert Stickney, author of “A True lic;” a finely Mlustrated paper on the Seulp- tures of the recently discovered Great Pergamon Altar (mentioned in the Revelation as the Throne Oe atah;) a,full-page picture engraved direct from pd With assault upor nature; poems by T. W. Higginson, “H. H.,” R.W. Sof this section E ‘a- | Glider, and other: satire in verse, “ Narcissus in Uve businessin * i river. S 5 Camden;” album verses by Browning and Longfet- low,not before published; Interesting departments, ete., ete. The sut number. ‘alrvax county, ha: by hos A color per by trade, ving on near Franklin, broke a blood alk at his hone Wednesitay erintion price 1s $4 year; 3 cents a iptions should begin with tus Sul rehas been made foreman ot | MWAaber, and to enable new subscribers to com- Mary O'Brien | mence with the new series under Tue CENTURY name, we make the following : SPECIAL OFFER? A year’s subscription from Nov., 1982, and the twelve numbers of the past year, unbound, $6. A subscription and the tweive back numbers bound in two elegant volumes with gilt top, $7 THE CENTURY CO., New Yor! tidland railroad. si night. CITY ITEM Comforts for Colder Weather. Scarlet Medicated Flannel Underwear,$1.25,31.50.32; yhite L Wool and Merino Undershirts and | _1t Stavs’ FALL ATTRACTION Heavy White Merino Undershirts and Drawers, BOC. Worth 75; weCantonFla lerino, Shaki nnel Drawers,50-.,worth 753 Cashinere, y and Lamb’s Wool Hatt Hoss ‘The “Climax” Shirt, ready for use,$1,the best made, AU Lewis’, $20 7th st. n.w. Established 1803.2 Your Especial Attention 1s called to our Custom DzraRTMENT, Whien is now filled with the Most Cnoice AND VARIED SSORTMENT OF PIECE Goopvs Of American, Eugish and French Manufacture. Our stock of FALL CLOTHING, For Men, Boys ani Children, For Style of Material and Make and Reasonable Price, 1s unsurpassed in this city. Cail and see the truth of tuts BUSINESS SUITS. We selected from piece goods a number of at email figure and dark mixed English and Cheviots. We had FROCK AND SAC! and imade them up handsomely. for any gen¢leman to wear, no matter what his business or profession. Tho ouly difference between them and the suit you would hay: made to measure is the price. ‘These are ONE-HALF LOWER. re nice enouch ‘tion. NOBBY SACK SUITS. Noan WALKER & Co., Cut in the height of the present nobby fashion for 3 625 Pennsylvania avenue. | young men. Younx men tike diferent shapel gar- ments from thos adwired by mid ‘They Afton. W. C. Whitihorne, haye been made specialiy for us, and we have them in M. C. from 'Te Bhiters when. lieved.” own’s Tron sited and was greatly re- very striking und jaunty shapes. of goods in these NOBBY SHORT SACKS, ‘Trimmings, Buttons, &e., give the garment that “tony” finish so sousht after in custom-made goods. Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th near B—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and. brotied oysters.“ Allselected, Ladies’ siloon tirst oor, DRESS COATS AND VESTS, Made from the Finest Enslish and French Worste1s, in a variety of styles of wearing. We have the Donble- Breasted Prinoe Alvert and the Single-breasted Bu Many styles are lined throughout a Cloth, and some extra fine ones are lined with satin. Constitutional skin Diseases of a seorbutic character are successfuily treated with Dr, Bonson’s Sxin Cure, Internal and exter- nal treatment, both It certainly removes seroinia, eruptions, daniruf and tan and makes tie skin'smouth and health: Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rts, mle bedbugs, tiles, ants, moles, chipuntt le. Now is the time to come to make your selections, We “Alderney Dai ons.” J Fresh Alderney Bitter, churned every morning show all sizes and all kinds of Goods. Yeu and deitvered in 3g-ib, “Ward” prints 45c. ver tb, will have no troub.e in gelting a Fit Also, cottage che’ ttermilk and sweet milk, te, rqt C Se. pint A. STRATS, 939 PENNSLYVANIA AVENUE, Near Tenth Street, oll AND 932 D STREET. No. a PAPER-HANGINGS. No, street. LATEST STYLES. f Street. in Bue, Brown, old Gold. Olive, gud othr ‘colors, " Friezes, Dados, Havinis dispose pieces of Ps por-Ha pest le styies, w P % Lav Gilt Bands 9,000 PAIR UNDE 0 of some fourteen hundred tle out of style, 2nd re- vest und inost desira~ » SSS, and Pain Good thades to order. Rok TBD sss PICTURE FI tyles and siz KK If D D Ssssg store aud made (9 . KK, WD D ¢ 8 om net rize Frames, in Gold, K K i bop &sss8_ 7 ture Wire, Nails, PAINTING: AT 65 CENTS PER PAIR. THE PALAIS ROYAL: 8. button. $1.35 per pair. toa, $1.50. 6-button, $1.75. THE PALAIS ROYAL, LACED: 8-hdok, $1.35 per pair. 5-heok, $1.50. ‘T-hook, $1.75. THE ELIT 8-button, $1 per pair, tton, $1.10 6-button, $1 ‘THE GENUINE FOSTER: 5-hook, $1.65 per pair. ‘T-hook, $1 MOUSQUETATRES KID: 8-button. $1,50 per pair. Gustav ADOLPH, LADIES’ RIDING HABIY AND OVER-GARMENT CUTTER, AT LADIES' CLOAK PARLOR, $20, worth $55. en | Sten. $1.08. 10-hook, $2. olt-1m 414 9th street northwest. $5, $3.50, worth $4, $5 and $6 | Frabroidered, $1.50. UNDRESSED KID Pants et £2, 92°93, 3" S72. worth BS 60 $4.50 Embroidered, $2.25. MOUSQUETAIRES: ESTABLISHED 11 worta fully the price tamed, Odd Vests very cheap.” | Laced, $2.25. G-button, £1.25 per pair. §#~ Our Morro: No trouble to show goods, THE MISFIT STORE. <ORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. other concern in Tusaree Conrgve. Ov» Fetiows' Hatt, yecralty performances, ecturs by Rovert Ashcroft. AN Apnorr CoLourD SwixpiLeR.—A colored man, Bamed George Nokes, with several ali.ss, has Been going srount 1 people of South Washington unter pretens= of having made @ fortune in Canada ing ali Stable; Mating that he tmd soit his property there, and Bad come back to Washington with $20,000 in h ocket to hunt up his relatives to send his days ith them and enjoy his wealth. His suecess In Baing relatives was perfect. He woul go to dif- fereat houses, clatming to be a brotier, cousin, Uncle, as the case micht be, and exhibit his greet Backs irvely, and found no dificulcy in getting re atives to recognize kim. In most instances hi: was Sumptuon-ly treated, and In the exuberance of his food feciing to his ‘relatives, would cfler to pur- Chase a gool home for te family, as he wanted to his remaining days here among his relatives and divide his money with them, but he would last require a contr:bution towards purchasin, house. He has disappeared from the scene of rations, and xn ioquiry 18 now being mae as how many contrilutions he bes taken away ‘With him for the purcliise of houses for relations. ———— ¥ doz. ; Peas, 40.50 per pec “a sh, 223 per ib. Radish, lery, 5a8. 5 18a20e. perlb.; Chicker ale dospring, Sagi. er palrs Ducks v palt; Geeso, 75c.: 5 Squ 2.5 283 ver to . A$1 Cac! yUADS, $2.50 atk. — Duck (blue wins), 75c. per pair; do.(Red ul,) $1.252 $1.90 per pale? do. Yat lard,) $1 per f nd crow,) SOc. per pir; Plovers, T pair; Reed Birds, $1 per doz.; Black Bit dOasde. per doz. ; Venison, ae per Tb. = Ma. Daiver’s StuMER GanpEN.—The fact that Foreman Dickson swears that he met Special Agent Bowen in Mr. Driver's garden (now closed for the season) has caitsed an outerop of stories Which the proprietor says does him great injus- Uce. He has made a special effort to Keep out all improper characters, and has been so successtul that the families of ‘army and navy offictals and those high in civil life have been among his pa- trons. He has never permitted any conimuntea- tion between any one of his auliences and performers on his premis:3; and the gossip, there- that Bowen had wine’ in his “green room,” ‘terly untrue; and, besides, he has no 2 room.” He denies that Bowen ever owed fim a bill, or that there ts any foundation whatever for any reflection upon the conduct of his busi- arising from Bowen's accidental visit, ee Wo Ang ENTITLED T0_THE BENEFITS?—To-day in the Court in General Term the case of the Ma- A Wire’s Kxvvsat To Testiry AGAINstT Her Russaxp.—Philip Kernan was before Jwige Snell morning again for assaulting his wife, Cathe- Her niece testified to seeing him beat his wife over the face with a coff-epot. Mrs. Kernan took ‘the stand, with her face and eyes bruised and a cut On hercheek. She sald she did not want to pros- her husband. The court insisted on her tes- When she said he aid not strike her. Judge Said he did not belleve her testimony, and Would impose a fine of $10 or thirty days in jak ‘Was committed tn default of the fine. FP. B.Mouvy’s Book Sate—The most popular ia town just now sens to be Mr. EE Moe book store, where they are selli colveetion of taney and n Hae atl i Zi N.B.—The Misfit Store has no connection with any oi the ei DE*MPSEY’s WEDDING INVITATIONS axD Only very first quality used. “‘Piries’ Enslish Visiting Card,” printed from plate, ‘One Dollar per hundred. 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 018-1m_ Between 9th and 10th streets. ATTENTION, BUYERS! ‘While our front pavement is being torn up OOR STOCK OF CARPETS ‘way you will find AN ENTRANCE AT 805 EIGHTH STREET. ‘are offering will more than compensate for the trouble, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 901 MARKET SPACE AND 905 RIGHTH BTREET. 707 MARKET SPACE. ‘MRS. A. KING CHANDLER, ost 707 Marker Space. WiHtarps HOTEL WILL BE RE-OPENED WEDDING STATIONERY. is etill being inereaeed. If you can't get inthe front It will pay you to come and eee us, as tho bargains wo MRS. A. cHAND! from THIS DAY Gat een aany Goode faassen a for lest than tes pare oa eshiinrton, Tange lot of Ladies? Underwear, Ince Canny eae 8 DO. OPERA SHADES. 6 button, $1.25 per pair. 8-button, $1.98. 15-button, $3. 8-button, $1.68, 8-button, $1.98. CHAMOIS MOUSQUE- 5. TATRES: JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GENTS’ KIDS: 6-button, 5%¢. per pair. Embroidered, $1 per pair. 8-button, 89c. Latest Styles of DERBY HATSin Embroidered, $1.75. + 8-batton, $1.68. a White, $1.35. 8-button, embr'd, $1.98. Fisk, Clark & Flagg, $2.25. 12-button, embr'd, $2.25. CHILDREN'S GLOVES, TN ALL THE NEW SHADE?, IN ALL SIZES AND TLUE, BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, at $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $450 and $5. YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S —HATS,— at50c., T5c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50. ee SILK, GINGHAM, ALPACA AND MOHAIR at THE UMBRELLAS. PPP . TL gS88q Agents for DUNLAP & CO., BoE & E & i go #25-1m a Rein Yor. Bak faa LIXIR OF Bo SS ton £84 Besai E 2 A BR ee BF Ee me Po Fh ee AA Bes ke Ree RE 8 O YY AA . B AKA BBE KE E%? ¥ M4 EL Bb A A BBB OREE KOK ce 4 4 LIL .. | an InfallibleRemeds for cs MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER. NEW stock Soniby Dracsists, Price 60 cents per bottle ol? FALL AND WINTER‘MERINO UNDERWEAR, BR THE SUMMER CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, Fo NECKWEAR, bt Meaeaigie’ prensa &e., ke, PB Use as £20 Feutsviverns evenus, AMERICAN oon NOTICE OF REMOWAL. oR TOPHAM'S POPUL, ere, AND HARNESS pny tn ll Yen atcenetom oe tndoare new tor, For Sal by Deslers and by the Manufacturer, |. W., ent OF ase Ce ae 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, rANTA ANE: a Eee ite ————— oJ BRSEY CLOTH OR STOCKINETTE. y= TONE & PERRY. SEATON PERRY, «SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) ‘Places on his counters to-day a small invoice of the Best SERSEY CLOIH tae in Paris, ‘This quality of goods is made by only one manufac- turer, and his production quite tated im ammeumts8 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS, sold ahead for eight months to come. ‘The GOODS ARE UNAPPRUACHED in quality, and the colors are— NEW STORE? BLACK, BORDEAUX, SEAL, PRUNE, NAVY, OX BLOOD, BRONZE, ELECTRIC. THE WIDTH IS OVER TWO YARDS, THE EXACT WIDTH TO CUT A JERSEY ECO- COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AND a? BOTTOM PRICES. ONE PRICE ONLY, ‘NOMICALLY. THE PRICE IS $7 PER YARD. Manken x Pram Frovars, Just received another 1m PR SEYS, “SEAL PLUSH aaa. BROGADED VeLW ee WRAPS, PELISSES, RAGLANS and JACKE 18. SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES and FIN! TEXTURES a “specialty, ——— §2~ Dark room for displaying Evening Goods. FP-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND Con- RECT PRIVES. SEATON PERRY, HEMPSTONE & PERRY, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. $$$ GoopDs. 12 D®* DRY GUODS OF THE BEST CLass, THE GRANDEST BUILD SOUTH OF Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th «trast. Entabitebed 1240, ors NEW YORKI NEw FALL DRY GOOD: wd, TRUNNEL & CLARK, ee ere a THE LARG AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON, EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED To ITS UTMOST CAPACITY, , at “Rock bottor ‘The and the verdic weil “1 5 ATED and WE An examibation of Goods and couparison joes $0 icited. Ove Price Oty. PRICES LOW THAN EVER! ot w M. SHUSTER & SONS . ‘We shall striv Stores of sei | figures. tomaintsin the reputation of the olf g good Goods ut the lowest possible Have opened a larze sto Coat Lining in very beaut New HOSIERY for Ladies and Children. Elegant TRICOT and MABIT CLOTHS for tailor- made suits. Cloth COLORED PLAIDS for skirts, Beautiful CHECKS and CHEVLOTS for suits. CASHMERES and CHUDDAS in every shade, LANGTRY SUITING in evening colors, BRAIDED SUITS in great variety. BRAIDED JACKETS in all colors. Everything new that ean be found in the New York markei, and sold at New York prices. The largest stock they have ever shown. UILTED SATINS for ul shades, For the coming week we shall offer: 5 cases 80-inch wide Rubans, at 12% ¢ the country cun imitate this «rand bargain. des and black No houreta “5 cases Crepe Cloth in all the leading at 12)5 cts., sold in other stores at 25 cts. S.cases Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cta, These we bought last January ror cash, and were kept expecially for our Opening. Scares 40-inch wide cts., worth 62% cts. 11-Wool Cashmeres at 4 2cases Opera shades worth 75 cts, U-Wool Cashmeres at 50 ctt.g A full line of atl the most fashionable Goods ab BROCADE SILK, BROCADE SATIN! BROCADE ‘i " PLUSH in great variety. MS Sar Posie sxNan. OTTOMAN SILKS, OTTOMAN SATINS in sixteen = different colors, ail néw. Rich GROS GRATN, all colors, $1.59. SILKS! SILKS! BROCADE FLOUNCES in «ilk and velvets. STRIPED PLUSHES in very choice colors. VELY VELVETS! perb Lyons all-siik VELVET in twelve differont PLUSHES! PLUSHES! sant BLACS SILK VELVETS in 24-inch, 26 and cutug shades in SILKS, SATINS and BROCADE LK HOSIERY in evening colors. (EVENING GOODS chown under the gas.) Pall stock of CASH MERE in evening shades. 5 Ken in matching plain and ‘The best Dollar Silk ever offered, worth $1.50. Black Trimming Veivet, from 90 cts, up. Colored Plushes in all the most fashionable ehedes, a) $1.75 per yar |. Sold elsewhere at $2.50, 8 cases yard-wide Cretonnes, at 12 cts, per yard, pose itively worth 25 cts. This sale cannot be repeated. «KR WEAPS ia e-evant -tyi NTIQUE and NOTTTN: ai CURTAINS at cost, having determined to close this deparunent, ONE PRICE, Our stock of Beaily-Made Dresses and Garments 18 coniplete, and contaius come of the finest ever Lrougit to this city, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 016 919 PI SYLVANTA AV" Ge4. SAVEBLUE HABIT CLOTH, 31, 19-inch SILK PLUSHES, $2.50. 5-4 ALL-WOOL PLAIDS, $1 and £1.25, CURTAIN! FINE FRENCH CaSHMERES, 50 and 75 cts. In endless variety. We defy competition. Our expecta tions are more than realized, aud judying from the many congrutulatious we have received, our enterprise is appreciated, We invite one and all to inspect our Mammoth Build ing, Immense Stock and Low W’rices. ALL-WOOL SUITINGS, 25 cts, TYLER & CHEWNE 918 7ru STREET NORTHWEST. a, o16 Goo DAY & CO., 820, 822, 824 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Havo just received, AND ARE NOW DISPLAYING, ‘The Largest and Most Complete Stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS er shown in 4 ALL THE NECESSARIE: LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET, —————_—— ss LADIES’ GOODS. is market, kof ALL THE NOVELTIES!! | ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND GELMANTOWN WOOL, TTING YARNS, WORSTED GOODS, ART EMBROL ES AND OUTLINE WORK, OUR LINE OF BROCADE VELVETS, PLUSHES, SILKS AND CASHMERES -Is Ursurpaseed by any House in the Trade, t assortment of NO CLOAKS, CAPS AND Large aud ee UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, FRINGES, HOSIERY, E AND TRIMMINGS. ol6-Gm OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT Would make a fuil store by itself, 80 LARGE AND VARIED IS THE STOCK. Fink FLOWERS, FEATHERS, KEAL AND IMITATION LACES, crt ks OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ‘RIMMINGS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, NCH CORSETS, ETC. 907 Peiinsy’vania avenue, sole ‘We would call special attention to our large and com- | FUR-LINED plete iine of LADIES’ SILK AND PLUSH WRAPS, nd recuried equal to new ae: N ME VON SEAS DIs, + MODISTI iting ad formerly with Lord & Tayior'a, New York: Wm. Barr & — cashes is, Mo. Cloaks, Dolman: aud Suite mad¢ atthe 5-6m__ 907 Peuusyivanta ave., over M. Wiltlian’s, c= RUPPERY, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. RARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTI£S, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK new for Em! on Lit Se Re Cee hoe al Wort aad ands * eneral outa for children. Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, Gerint Hungarian Yarns, ail colors. All kinds OUR PRICES BELOW | materiai on band. Stamping promptly execuied. of GUINNIP, DAY & 00. | GPECIAL FALL OPENING, ‘We are Agents for the NONPAREIL VELVETEENS, And carry an Immense Varicty of Shades, in all grades, AT LOW DOWN PRICES, ALL DEPARTMENTS Inour Houso ARE FULL AND COMPLETE. We from firet hands and je tay excinaively import WE CAN GUARANTEE COMPETITION. oF [DBs GoOoDs! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER rn, DRESS GOODS! — OF FRENCH BONNETS AND LONDON HATS, BLACK CASHMERES, selected personally while in Europe. BLACK SILKS, | You are respectfully invited. COLORED CASHMERES, e COLORED SILKS, MRS. J. P. PALMER, sHoopan croras, | Xo. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, LADIES’ CLOTHS, DOUGLASS’, SILK PLUSHES, HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. SILK BROCADES, 3 SILK MOIREs, Afne a Paid NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOoDs, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS, : BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, LADIES' AND GENT.'S UNDERWEAR, etc, ete,, ete. | SINTH oi Fine = GORSET, at BL. ce oes Seapets: DOUGLASS, 5