Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1882, Page 4

a THE EVENING STAR. Pars. “ October 27, 162. LOCAL MENTION. The Wenther. Re SIQWAL OFFICER, Oct. 2, 182. 9-3) am. For the mf idle Atlantic states, slightly warmer fair weather, followed by local falas on Saturday joralng, light variable winds, and lower barome- “7 Special Weather Balletia. LIGHT LOCAL RAINS LIKELY TO-MORROW. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the foliowing speclal bulletin to the press: The ba- Tometer is highest In the south Atlintic states, and lowest northeast of New Kagland. It Is 1180 Jow in the Outo valley, and In the upper Missouri Valiey. Fair weather Continues in tue southern, Middle, and New Engiand states, lake region, and horthwest. Local rains are r from tie Ohio valley. The temperature has fallen from five to ten decives in New England, northern portion Of the middie states and near Lake Ontario, with Light westerly winds. The temperature has failen, and {3 below freezing in Dakota; but has risen from ten degrees w twenty dextees In the upper Missouri valley, and on tie north Pacific coast. ‘The Indications are that warmer fair weather will prevait in the southern states on Saturday, and Slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather will pre- im the je states, ani in New England, With light jocal rains in Wie middle states on Sat- Je ——+-__ ‘To MAKE room for holld.y presents the follow- ing tramense bargains will be sold to-morrow ouly at RK. Goldschmids, 812 7th st. n.w.—Cocoa door mats 48c. worth $1; handsome decorated chamber ‘Sets, 10 pleces $3.75 and $1.50, worth from $5 to $7: covered chamber buckets, ssorted colors 4c. Fiulve porcelain cups and saucers Ge. 34 da. worth baby carriages below cont; decorated A china moss Tose tea sets, 44 pleces, $6.50, Worth $8.50; shopping baskets embroidered and Mined 23..; decorated Envitsh Chins (Perstan rose) dinner sets,159 pleces, $25, worth §88;hend painted French china truit plates, with gtit waved edge Be. Exel worth 60 hoop cherry water bucket With large serubulog brush 23c.; 15 per cent dis- count on taveling trunks; 1 good shoe brush Waisp broom and 3 boxes of army id navy Dla ing %c. worth 50:.; goblets 3c. 1 dz. wortu Wine gias es 2k plekle disiues Fated china cream pitchers Druches with dressIng comb 2-. & hatr bohe- metal ‘engraved rth $1; al mujolica, cov-red butter rth ¥ covered sugar bowls 25c. worth wo Se. ; salud bowls 50c. worth $1. Exrea Races to-morrow. ‘On SaTURDAY ONLY, C s € rated 50. OU votied, reculgr m. iL embroted all the latest styles and suades, Lew 34 7th street, between G anu H. . 25. pair; cash- agt., 712 7tu street. ces to-morrow. Frsse1u's Ice Cixast and Charlotte Russe, Bast cashimeres, stiks and satins, velvets, 714 7th street, Prius sirloin st 939 La. ave. 124c. Worstep Piarps, 9., at J. E. Youngs. ‘Nowsy Ovexcoats— for youag mon, $15, $18; Hollander Bros., 1217 Penn- sylvanla avenue, : Frsz Watt Parers. KW. Hexparson & Co., 1113 F street. PIC eye-glusses and spectacles $1.00, at Boorsack, Cari-y B and Monarch will start in the handicap to-morrow. Crreprey’s hand-knit worsted coats, hoods,caps, Jegeings and mitts The largest assortment at the lowest prices. Damunann’s, 806 7th surect Gexts’ FURNISHINGS below cost to close, 714 7th Sree. EVERYBODY ASTONISHED at the low prices Lew Newiyer ts seliimg bis flue clothing, 734 Twa sureet, between G and H. Try Pennsylvania cok Sarin Dota ans and circulars, half price, 736 7th sree Tux Jockey Club race meetings will terminate morrow. BUSINESS SurTs, $12, $15, $16.50; Hollander Bros, 17 Penusyivama avenue. Kgxsincrow art needle work taught at Mas. Max WEYL'S, agt., 712 7th street, ‘Tuts FRIDAY AND SaTCRDAY ONLY to close them Out: 200 pairs child's heeled Lice shoes 3.5 125 pairs ladies’ kid button boots, 90c.; 250 purrs gents Ppolated toe, solid gaiters and waiking shoes, re- Guced from’$1.50 to $1.25. Hahu’s, 816 7th st. ‘and 192 Pa. ave. Don’? Miss the races to-morrow. EXTRAORDINARY banoasns—Saturday only: Soli silver hunting case watches, only $6.50; ulexeL Stem winders, $1.50; gold-tront sleeve buttons, $1, worth #2; bew putters in solid sliver Dangle rings, S0c., at Thos. A. Ladson’s, 528 un St Bw. Spsctattres for to-morrow. Large job lot of Mine lace tites, applique Udies abd pillow shams Jess than importers’ prices. Dumumann's, 806 Boys’ AND CHILDREN’s CLOTHING a specialty, at Lew Newmyer’s, 744 7th strect. Guoves! Gioves!! Guoves!!! Being overrusued at our last Suturday’s glove Bale. we are competied to offer the same induce- Ments to these whom we could not walt upon; ‘Which a1 Movsqveratke Kip Grovesin all the new shades at $12, .cr to-morrow oaly, at Ciark’s, 732 ow. genuine bar, call. | PRIME porterhouse steaks, 15c. 989 La. ave. Dow’r ruin your eyesight. Consult H. H. Hempler. Every shoe boucht at Hahn's !s a bargain, es- wally those gents’ $250 calf boots Ludies’ 50 worked hole kid or goat button. Ladies’ $2 and $2.50 best goat and kid button. Ladies” $3.50 hand-made button and gents’ fine hand- 4 Doots and shoes. Loox Ovr for the grand opening of Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvanta avenue, M Octover 30; Tuesday, October 31, and Wednesitiy, November 1, where you will find the largest end most s-lect stock Of fine boots and Shoes ever shown tn the District. A souvenir pre- sented to each purchaser. SkvaN StaxteRs in the hurdle race to-morrow. Goup Fitiep vest chains $2 10 $20. Prigg’s. Scc LoveLy “Thompson Waves,” tn gray hatr, Makes young Ludies wish to wear hem. ‘They are only found at 931 F st now. ‘Tey our 48c. corsets; our corsets in all shades at cannot be beat, Mrs. Max Wet, act, 712 7h street, BLACK AXD CoLoRED Foster pat. lace hook kid RS er. pair warranted, 8 Porth $1.25. sodsome souve: wi each pair, anina Dn? 806 7th street. ~ Bue Geass—The prosperity of the blue grass country ts noted. They all like the famous sour Mash whisky there, and drink it at all times, Bond & Lillard and’J. M. Walker are famous for their distiilitions Try them. Xander has the only supply in the elty; 911 7th street, SPECIAL Banaarns, 3 button kid gloves, slightly sotted, rizinal price, he queen 5-hook , Worth $225; another lot Spanish lace Underwear greatly reduced. Gent’ German linen hdk’ts, slightly damaged, 15c.,worth Me. tply linen collars, 3 for 2; Besides bar ‘ins in alt Kinds dry goods, blankets, hosiery, "63 Carpets and oileloths below cost. "A hand- Some souvenir given to every customer at Henry Strasburger’s Auction Dry Goods House, 726 7th street, between G and H. Srectat BARGAINS for to-day and to-morrow Only af Hahn's, 816 7th street ard 1922 Pennsyl- Vania avenue.” 200 pairs entld’s heeled laced shoes, 5c. 125 pairs ladies’ box-toe kid button, Soc, 0 pairs gents’ stylish solid laced guite: 8S; worth $1.75. — A Beavtirer set of picture cards will be pre- sented ty every purchaser of shoes, boots or ~ pers, on Satunlay aod Monday, the 28th and fnst., at the crand opening at L Hetlprun’s @2 7th street. Sign: The oki woman in window. Cuoies rib roasts, 1254: 989 La. ave., cor. 10th. Exssr River, Maurice Coves ani Cone River ters, very line, for half shell, steamin: mson’s Ma and E streets. Ladie: i, &c. 3? Saloon first $8 GarxoN, 7c. qt. bottle No. 1 rye whisky, rich, jure and elegant McGee's wine store, 44 9th eet Borthwest A von Your Cap Auaum—The cle- gant chrono card preseat=t to-orrw only to every customer at Hano’s, 816 7ih street. LOCAL MENTION. ALL Smapes of Berlin zephyr, 7c. and 8. ; Ger- mantown wool, 6¢., 7¢., 8¢., 9. 07.; reduction to wholesale buyers. in’S, 806 7th street. A Haxpsome SOUVENIR presented to-morrow to fa, O17 71h at customer at M. Augenstei ner the bargains wil De whe following 62 He: sold: Dit lets, lamp, complete, yuck et clow us 5 1 zine "washboard 1 clothes ne, Zic.; fancy ofl cloth, 10c. yard; broilers, easels, frames, Vases, dishes 5c. each. mats, sel! Boxes, preserve CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusemcat To-night. Sects THwaTER.—Rice’s Surprise Party in “Pop. TIRATER Comrque.—Mclntyre & Heath's Spec- falty Company. ————— Condensed Lecals. The first meeting of * .¢ Sunday School Institute 3s to be held at the Congregational caureh tis evening. The friends of the late Father Boyle are collect- ing Tunds to place 4 monument over his grave, their purpose being to have it ready at the anniversary of his death in Mareh next. Yesterday afternoon Johnnte Waller.6 years old, living at 1282 E street southeast, was struck by the seat Of a swing on the hip. producing & compound Iracture, which was reduced by Dr. Beale. At the Carroll Inetitute meeting last evening there was singing by Mr. J. E. Suorb; an address on algebra, by Mr. Frank N. Devercux; an address on Gregorian music by William Richards; recita- tion by Mr. Manogue, anda reading by the presi- dent o’ the society, with some vocal solos by Mr, B. A. Ryan. ‘The birthday of Mrs. Loutse Pollock, principal of the Nation :1 West End Kindergarten, was cele- brated at 800 18th street to-day by an entertain- to the p'rpils of that instituuion and the Na- tonal Kintergarten. ‘The body of Sandy Pinn, who died in the Albany penitertiiry, will not be brouzht here for inter- ment at this time, but will be temporarily interred at Albany and removed here hereatter. ‘To-day the applications of Charles R. Dean and John J. Crawrord for admission to the bar were reterred by the Court in General Term to the ex- amining committee. Jno. Starr Was charged tn the Police Court this morning with assauit and battery with intent to killa young man nained Wm. E Sneed. Mr. Moore st ted th it the detendant had for:eited €10 collat- eral, which he consitered wholly inadequate for the offense, int he asked that an attachment issne for the defendant. Henry McGraw was charged tn the Police Court this morning with refusing to assist Officer Bilis to luke an arrest, The defendant stated that he hal just been stabbed with aknife when the cer called on him, and wason his way toa draz to have his wounds dressed. The charge was by Judge Sneft this morning for assaulting Mary Parrish, his wife. He told the court that he beat her because was “distaitiful” to him, Gordon Fiizhugh, a colored coal heaver on the steamer Ex before Juige Snell this nd cutting Special Officer oned at the steamboat wiurves, continued for evidence for the de- About 4 o'clock yesterdey afternoon William Dick, 2 boy 12 years old, who Ives on 13th strect, between H and I northwest, while on his way to the race track on a bicycle W: ‘OWN at the cor ner of New York avenue and North Capitol street, his head striking a stone and causing concussion of the brain. The international Sunday school committee con- cluded their lrbors yesterday and arjourned. The lessons for 1884 were ado; td, and Will be now sent to London for the approval of the English commit- tee. The next meeting of the committee will be helt at Nashville, Tenn, Cctober, 1853. ue Virginia coalition association will go to Alexandria th's evening to attend the public speaking in that eity by Governor Cameron and others. é ees Women’s Mutual Labor League. PREPARED TO BATTLE FOR THEIR KIGHTS—A THREAT- END BROOM-STICK CAMPAIGN. When the Women’s Mutual Labor League was called to order last evening by the president, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mr. Brooks was appointed secre- tary in place of Mrs. Roberts, resigned. Mrs. Sul- livan, from the committee appointed to report upon the condition of WOMEN EMPLOYED IN STORES, sald that she aad visited a number of the stores. At the Palats Royal there were Mfty ladies employed, Who were paid from $€ to $10 per week, tire store closing at 6 p.m.; Boston Variety Store, ten ladies, $2.50 to $10 per Week, 8 p.m.: Noov’s éight ladies, $7 Lo $12 per Week, 7 p.m.; SI seven ladies, .m.; Chintler’s, seven ladies, $3 to $8 per week, m.; Boston Store, fitty ladies, $2.50 to $10 per ee: that the ladies are allowed to sit down wien not employed. Mrs. Butler sald that she had visited a few stores On 9th street and F street and iound about the same condition of affairs. A letter was reid from Hon. Fred. Douglass ac- knowledginz bis election as honorary member, Several letters were read in regard to ‘the project ©. starting a women’s home, and the League was ‘urged to carry It out. HOMES FOR WORKING WOMEN. A seamstress sald she had been without a home, because she could not find one that came withia her means. The home was an institution that was greatly needed. Another lady remarked (ust she knew a young girl who earned $3 per Week and was obliged to pay $2.50 for board. She thonght there ougat to be some place where cheaper accommouditions could be secu: A woman asked if the original object of the League was not to get OFFICES FOR THE MEMBERS, The prestaent replied that it was. “Well, we all can’t get offices, can we?” contin- ued the inquirer. “No, I guess not, unless we have political influ- ence,” replied the president, “Then,” said the woman, “the next best thing fs to put us In the way of éarning our own living. That can be done by openin co-operative stores, where women who wi: to start in busi- ness in a small way for themselves can ta smnall stock of goods, and perhaps a little money, unui they are able to carry on thelr stores for themselves, THE BROOM-STICK POLICY. ‘The prestdevt sald that she had recetved several threatening letters In regard to their efforts to procure the disinissal of certain women from the departments. “I am not prepared with suot guns, | but I have a couple of broom-sticks, and so let them do their most,” she continued amid the jaughter and applause of the league. Speeches Were made by members of the federation of labor who were present, and also by a number of the women. eee Trovete aT 4 BaLt.—The tenth anniversary of the Knigiits of St. Augustine was celebrated at Biake’s Hall, corner of Maryland avenue and B streets southwest, last evening. Headed by the National brass band, the commandery made @ short parade previous to tue entertaln- ment; dancing was kept up until a Lite hour. Policeman Howall was attracted to the hall by loud talking and found a crowd congregated around the door of the ball room, who represented that Thos. W. Ingram, the chairman of the com- mittee, retused to give his guests retura checks, A-sreat desl of indignation und noise was caused after every dance by the gay dancers who wanted to go out to get cooled off. Ingram was put under arrest by the officer and taken to the Station house. In the police court this morning he forfeited $5 collateral. ee BUILDING ASsoctation Nores.—A meeting of business men was held last night at 615 7th street northwest for the put of forming a new butld- Ing assoctation on an Improved plan. A constitu- lion was adopted and officers elected as follows: George J. Johnson, president; Robert McMurray, vice-president; Charles €. Duncanson, secretory: M. P. Callan treasurer; W. H. Goods, J. Wesiey Boteler, D. S Macarty, E.G. Davis, James Gooch, John Keyworth, Thomas M. Reed, John E. Thomp- Son and Charles Schell, directors. The board of directors of the Equitable Co-oper- ative Building Association have authorized 2,000 Shares in the fourth issue of stock, for which sub- Seription books are now open. suiiiatiS incest THREE WARRANTS OF ARREST FOR THE SAME OF- FEXSE.—Thursdiy, aman named John Starr was arrested by Detective Coomes fof assault and bat- tery on David W. Sneed. He was taken to police headquarters, when by consent of Judge Snell a collateral of $10 was left for his appearance terdgy for « hearing. After he was Tel he was Aguin arrested by Detective Miller on a war- Tent upon the oath of David W. Sneed, charging assault and battery with Intent to kill. Lieut Joff, ascertaining this to have been the same loose. turned the man BLANKETS! BED COMFORTS! BED COMFORTS! large donbie whi SBT SS Maa ge woot Mae Bet Comforts, T5c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 2. Red twilled Fiannels, all wool, 25c., 30c., 37c., 40c., “*Si wool white Flannels, 250., 30¢., 98e., ST¢., 400. ‘Sheeting Cottons, 234 yda. wide, 25e., 30c., 370. Crochet Counterpanes, $1, $1.25. $1.50, $1.75, $2. Marseilles Counterpaaes, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, H. H4.50. = Cream Table Damask, 50c. gilt for Boys’ Winter Suits, 25¢., 31e., 80c., Ge , Lad‘es’ C-oth Stitings, new mixtures and plain col- ors, Cloaking Cloths, vibe widtly $1.00, $2, $2.00 Canton ea ee 13a. and 18s, Lace Curtains, $2.50. $3, $9.50, $4 per ast. ‘Nottingham Curtain Lace 25¢.. Sc. . 50e. Ladiey’, Gentlemen's Children’ Unaer- wears BBG, Soa Boa ate oulaaen's, Woot c M TOWSON, (36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, an Bouth Bide. 6 p.m. In all these <tores the report states | The Sotelde Murder Trial. FULL LIST OF THE WITNESSES SUMMONED. The case of Augustus C. Soteldo, charged with the murder of his brother, Antonio M. Soteldo, by shooting him on February 4th last, will be callea for trial in the Criminal M ‘There will jurfay, Arthur Chew, Clarence M. Bai B. Conger. Louts P. Selbold, jr. Lieut, R A. Ar- nold, Louis Horton, James W. Mitchell, John M. Corie, Henry R. Thorpe, Neal McDuff Lathrop, wm. F, Andrew M. Bain, oper McGinn B tnttews, Henry ¥. inn, Byron : 8 Christy. Geo. sitohell, award tom Ells Bliss, Jos @ Stelle, Lawrence E. Keats is) Biss, Jos, @. my, Chas L- Grow: Arthur #8. Bloomer, Wan i Hickman, Geo. W. Paxton, John L. t, Rob't Johnson, Wm. C_ Hinton, Hon. Geo. Gorham, Hallet Ktlbourn, Henry E. Kalusowski, Charles G. Conzer and Wm. J. Dunivan. ‘Tho defense Rave subpoenaed twenty-eight wit- nesses, some of them being the same as subpor- naed by the government, the following being the additional ones:—L B. Clements, Morrow, Warren county, Ohio; Mrs. Carrie W. Soteldo, same ad- dress; ‘John ‘Ca Sergeant Robert Johnson, Hugh Chas. W. r, Senator . Taggart, Chas. , Senat Wik Pr Rellgger Robert, Holtaman, Walter Al- Ton, Boston Advertiser; Father Hughés, pastor of St. Peter's church; Commissioner ‘Thos. P. Mot an, T. Moling, BD. ,Brsgy, Henry Meckel, George W. Smith, Washington Post; —— Murray. clerk’ St James Hotel, and Miowrd A. Sylvester, | ea en A Death Hed Marriage. MAID, WIFE AND WIDOW WITHIN TWO DAYS. The death of Mr. L.R Taylor, which occurred yesterday, 18 surrounded with circumstances of Peculiar sadness, He fwas attacked with pert- tonitis last Sunday, within a week of his contem- platea marriage with Miss Mary K. Stickney. On Tuesday the attending physician having given w all hone of his recovery, at the sick man’ the ceremony of mariage was _pertormod ded side by his pastor, Rev. 8. H. Coivary Baptist church. Mr. ‘Taylor had just fitted up a house, and on the eve of his marriage life was full of hope, but In a few days he was stricken down. He was, at his death, the super- intendent of the Calvary Baptist Sunday school, Miss Stickney 1s the dauchter of Mr. Frank Stick- hoy, the disbursing ollicer of the Navy. depart- men! — QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.—At Queenstown Weinesday, on the Metropolitan branch of the B and ©. raliroad, three mile; from Washington. Louls D. Means proprietor, 100 cattle sold from 83; 10 By cents per 1b.; 500 sheep and lambs, old sheep br nging 3 to 5 cents per Ib. and lambs 44 to 6% cents: milch cows, $30 to’ $65 each; live hogs, 9g to 103 cents; calves 7 to 83 cents per Ib, REAL Esrars Sares,—Thomas Dowling sold yes- terday lot 150, squire 628, fronting 19 feet on T street, between North C.xpitol and ist streets west, improved by a three-story and basement brick house, known as No. 90 I street, to Mrs. S. V. Clark for $2,490, subject to $110 taxes’ and $750 Interest, Lots 6 and %, th square 336, improv: d by two frame houses, Were also sold td H. M. Baker for $2,400 each, J. T. Coldwell, real estate auctioneer, sold yes- terday afternoon for Messrs. B. H. Warner and L. . Kimball, trustees, sub. lots 60 and 53, square improved by a three-story brick dwelling, No. 1121 10th street northwest, to Judge Samuel Slella- barger for $6,200. eae A PRISONER SURRENDERED ON REQUISITION.—To- Mr. Joseph Wright, a3 agent of the state of w Jersey, presented to Chief Justice Cartter a requisition for Milton Mundy, who is charged, in Essex county, of that state, with grand larceny of & horse,valued at $150, and & wagon, valued at $85, &e., froin M. A. Mullin on September 15th last. Mundy, it will be remembere J, was arrested here several days ago by our detectives and committed to jail. The chief justice ordered the surrender oe te risoner and he was at once delivered to ir ht to be taken to New Jersey. SS REFUGEES FROM EGYPT SENT TO THE ALMSHOUSE. Last Monday a family of five Arabs landed at the B. & O. depot, and_ began to roam afmiessly about the streets, untill they were arrested by an officer and taken’ to Lieut. Kelly’s station. ‘The family consisted of a middle-. man named Antonio Zouef, his wife Maria Z 2 ff, her sister-In-law Ellz- abeth Zozeff, aud her two baoy children. The main stated throuxh an interpreter that they were rest- dents of Alexandria, E<ypt, during the late mas- Sactes, and becaus*’ they Were Chiristians their Property was burned, and tiey had to flee for their lives, One of the women stated that her husband was oeheaded because he joined Arabi Pisha’s army, They stated that they were well off in Egypt, but lost all thetr possessions during the massacre, They were kept at the station- house until this morning, when they were brought to the Polle> Court and ‘charged with being vag- Tants. While they were at the station hous? the neighbors provided them with food. Mrs. Ada Spurgeon, of No. 84 D street, saw Mrs. Spencer In relation to the wanderers, and provision was about to be made for them, but when the man un- derstood that he was to go to work he would not agree 'o the arrangement. The man hasa letter tothe Mexicin minister, and states that he has a wealthy brotygr in Mexico, Taey were furnished with a comfomfible meal at the Pollve Court this morning, and Jutge Snell sentenced them to 90 days in the almshouse, Horricunturat Virws.—The District of Colum- bit Horticultural Society met at German hall Thursday Mr. Saul presiding and Mr. C. A. Ball act- ing as secretiry. On the t ible was a fine display of dahlias from Mr. Saul, including the beautiral new cactus dahlia and single dahlias now largely grown in northern cities and Europe. Mr. Clark moved that in future the society meet at 7:30 and adjourn at 9:30 o'clock; adopted. The following from the query box were answered principally by Messrs. Saul and Saunders, viz : © Shall a Marechal Neti rose intended for winter bloom be left out after a hard frost?” ‘This was answered in the neg.tive, for the better way was to dry off the plant before a hard frost. “Is there any plant which W:ll flourish and bloom in a north window having the lower half painted?” was answer-d first by a suggestion that the paint should be Scratched off, and next that these conditions wee not conducive to the blooming of plants. “To what extent should roses be covered in winter?” it was answered that if found necessary the best plan was to peg them down and cover with sand, oF manure. ——— A Hvsnaxn’s Bit ror A D1voRcR—To-day, James Foley, by Mrs, Lockwood, flied a bill for a divorce from Jennie A. Fuicy, They were mar- ried in Georgetown, July 17th, 1870, by Rev. Father Roccotort, and ved together pleasantly: for about three years, until their first child was born. He charges that she then contracted habits 07 drinking, and frequently while drank would r-- sort to artifice to get mo'iey for drink, going so far as to Tepresent that he was dead and she needed money to bury him. He charges that she ne- glect@d_ the second child, and. in its illness the money necessity for the comforts of the child ahe Spent for drink, and at ts death she was drunk; that for the last six years. she has been an habit. ual drunkard, spending a large portion of her time in the workhouse, &c. He therefore asks a divorce and the sole custody of bis child Mary. evince Us nes Mrs. Jop.—The world has been sympathizing With Job for thousands of years and pitying his sufferings and tribulations, but hardly 4 thought seems to have been taken of Mrs, Job and her trials, which must have been of no ordinary nature, because in those days women had to make ir boys’ clothes. If Mrs. Job had lived In this day and age, her life would have been made more tolerable, because she could and would have pur- chased her boys’ clothing at B. Robinson & Co.’s, 999 Pennsylvania avenue, who keeps the largest and best selected stock in the market. Pl 4 u Pp Eo o& Hess per AA LE AA Ht Ssssq Po € 4 LL a A It S538 RR OO, ya Rho & ¥ de EREO 9 YY AA E EB R.0 ¥ Aaa E Roo ¥ A-A LLL 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. JOB LOT 9,000 pairs EMBROIDERED CHAMOIS MOUSQUETAIRE | 1,500 PAIR UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, PALAIS — ROYAL ot 117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, xe —Beet, sirloin, 15:18. per 1b.; do BATS. 15218. per Ib.; house, 18a80c.; ‘Hb roabt, 10ai6c-: sb per peck; 1b.; Radish, ‘Wha 18e. Ib.; Chic! Pa $2.502$3 doz per %e.a$i each; Squabs,' (canvas back), $8 per pair; do. ue wing), 7c. per pair; do. (red head), $1.25a $0 per pair: do. ¢mahlard), $1 per palr; dor (oar and crow), 502. per Blovers, 7c. ‘per pats 0z.; Pheasants, $2 per pair; pe, $4 per doz.; Black "Birds, 40a50c. per doz; Venison, 2c. per ib. ut; [From Andrew's Bazaar.) A LADY SAID “THOSE HORRID PIMPLES! NO, I CANNOT GO. PLEASE PRESENT MY EXCUSES." Probably two-thirds of the ladies in society and homes of our land are adticte! w.th skin diseases of various kinds, to do away with which, if it could be done with- gut injury, would be the happiest eventof their lives. n she Would have justead of a disfzured and marred countenance, one that would be handsome, or at least xood-looking, for any one with a clear, pure skin. matter what the cut of her features are, bas @ cectsin amoant of goorl looks which attract everybody. | As it ie now, sho imagines every one sees and taiks about *thoze horrid freckles.” ‘“those hor:id pimples,” and other Usruishes with which rhe is ufflicted..und ihis is true of ther sex. ‘Lo improve this ar pearance grext risks are taken; ar- Benic, or high-sound titled named erticles containing thede desth-dealing drugs, aro taken in hoyes of getting rid of all these troubles. In many cases death ix the resnit. No alleviation cf the burning, heatinz, itching, and inflammation is. given. All troubled with Lczema (salt rheum), ‘Tetters. Humors, Inflammation, Houzh Sculy Erujtions of any’ kind, Diseases of the Hair and Scalp, S.rofula, Uleors, Pim? lea or Fender itchings on any part of the body, should now that thero is hope for them in a sure, perfect and elexant remedy kuown as “‘Dr. C. fare.” It makes the akin white, soft and smooth, moves tan aud freckles, and ix the best toilet dressing in B the world. Tt is e.ecantiy put up, two. package, consisting of both internal and external treat ment. Our readers shonit be sure to get this and nc some old remvdy resuscitated on the suecess of Di Bgnson’s and now advertised as ‘’Phe Great Skin Cure.’ There is only oue—it bears the Doctor's picture and is for sale by all druggists, $1 per package. A SENSATION Has often been made by the diseovery of some new thing, but nothing has ever stood the test ike Dr. Ben- son's Celery and Chamomile Pilis. ‘They really do cure sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia, “neryoneness, sleeplessness, —indigestic paralysis and melancholy.” ie: Price, 50 cents per box, two for $2, six for $2.50 by mil., Hostaye tree “Dr. G. W. Benson, Baltimore, 3 Sold by ali druggists. C. N. Crittenton, New York, is wholesale agent for Dr. C. W. sienson’s remedies, O23 GPECIAL NOTICE, WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING UNTIL OUR PAVEMENT IS FINISHED. Bpecial Reductions in Men's Overcoata. Bpecial Reductions in Men's Business Suits. Special Reductions in Men’s Dress Suits. Special Reductions in Boys’ Overcoats, Bpecial Reductions in Boys’ Suits. Bpecial Reductions in Children’s Overcoats. Special Reductions in Children’s Suite. THESE ARE BONA FIDE REDUCTIONS, AND WILL ONLY LAST UNTIL OUR FRONT PAVE- MENT IS COMPLETED. OUR ENTRANCE, 932 D STREET, is available, therefore there will be no inconvenience occasioned while our front pavement is being paved. Remember, you can eave money by taking advantage of the inducements we offer. REMEMBER, OUR ENTRANCE, 932 D STREET, IS OPEN. A. STRAUS, 989 PENNSLYVANIA AVENUE, AND 932 D STREEE, om ‘Near Tenth Street powner AND SHOT. et hs tf ef co 00” 4 4 LLL H H 00 DDD gS88g HOOD 11 88 BOB cme H H ©O DvD Sgss8 7 ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, BIORE SUPPLIES AND GENERAL HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., o2 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th street, E. N. GRAY & CO., ‘Maine avenue and 84 street southwest, MANUFACTURERS OF GENERAL MACHINERY, ND ARCHITECTURAL THON WORK. AND Al PECT! ROLLED IRON is AND. ILLUMINATED Areas, Roofs, and Floors furnished promptly at Fala maetet npricen._ Carol an ‘pronipt atbsation x erate sive to Tepe UEPHONE CONNEGLTON. 025-1W HH, >: Bane, ° IMPORER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, For first-class work and artistic tailoring place your orders with the leading house of Washington. —_o Fees! FURS!! oun STOCK READY SOR INSPECTION, Special Repartment for LADIES’ FURA AND WRAPS, at WILLETT & RUOFF’S, 905 Peona. Ave. 024-3m. Atos. FISHES, '», 906 G street a and ees A, eras are #28-1m* Baa Eee RESET Reels Die ia en cate oa {Rough on Rata.” Clears out rate, mice, Dedbugs, files, ants,moles,ch! From China to Pera act and back again a thcusand times in a the mind of the nervous tuiferer travel, while blessed forsakes his eyes. He can enjoy sweet Test by the use of Dr. Benson’s Celery mile Plils, Sold by ali druggists, Tangier Oyster Depot and Reviaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Cholce steamed, roast and broiled oysters. All selected. Ladies’ saloon frst Kderney wi = 4 DRY GOODS. M=EzINO NDERWEAB. Searox Prnny, (SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER) CALLS ‘* SPECIAL ATTENTION” TO BIS LARGE NOVELTIES IN LADIES’, GENTS, AXD CHIL- DREN'S PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY. SILK HOSIERY from $2 to $8. an. a “EXTRA ATTRACTIONS" IN HANDKER- CHIEFS. ANTIQUE AXD NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. S- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND PRICES. SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, Pennsylvania sve., corner 9th strat. Entablished 1840, D®* Goops. DRY _ GOODS. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETR STOCK EVEB EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON, EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED ‘SO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER! - Fresh Alderney every morning i and delivered in. -1B Ward” prints contain: DPD2VES IN WHITE BLANKETS. - be. per qt Cream. i6c. pint ‘We shall strive to maintain the reputation of the olf Stores of selling good Goods at the lowest possible FINxN® cLloruine pound ALL-WOOL GOODS $5. ‘figures. ‘ MEN'S, YOUTHS" AND BOYS’ WEAR: For the coming week we shall offer: ‘The assortment of the above goods at the cases wide Rubang, at 124 cts, No house! ee | PINAR CRA DEN FROM 05.99 100 TER. dc cemesuintomun aaopon beat: — NER TENTH AND F STREETS ot be surpassed in Variety of Style, Reliability of leading black Stateline Thorouehness OF Mosemesena Pees Pg nce onary org a of Fit or Elegance of Finish, while prices are = ex — 1236 cts., other cent to 40 per cent lower than those of any house in 5 cases Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cts. Thoo we bought “THE MISFIT STORE'S OLD ARGUMENT. TYLER & CHEWN! last January tor cash, and were kept especially for ou Overcoat ita at $8, worth.. Opening. es Scares 40-inch wide fine All-Wool Cashmeros at 48 = : 023 «918 rm STREET NORTHWEST. cts., worth 62% ota, be silk liued, at 18, E SELL 2cases Opera shades Al-Wool Carhmenes st 50 ctt., miata. roca Sa V FINE SHIRTS worth 75 cts, Se ear SeSGAIb ak Fobra oe | eee Ey ne none phe orld; and we| 4 routine ofall the moet fahlonsbe Dress Goode at 95 | “‘Hannis” Shirt for 75c. Made of fine round thread, | our popular prices. 20 | long cloth muslin, (not trash, full of prepared sizinx 10 12 | deceive the eye); reinforced with fine linen bosom, lined 28 | with linen, linen sicove banas and linen neck band, (not — 3b | a eretans sled dette oe at Finest ChinehiD finished r ndy for the waah tub, with button holes cut | SILKS! SILKS! Lisiers at $6, and then worked, (not worked and then cut.) Onlj Bie tonaa for the “Hanis” Shirt, A full atock of Whiter Unde = s Bt 8 : for 13% and doe: ever sold in thie city. All the Invest SERS) ERE Suits for $29, worth $34. novelties in SL Neckwear; $2 sold for $1.25, see eee te 2 0 #10, worth fatty aduvte. | 1°: Seartesold for de. At PLUSHES! PLUSHES! FOR BOYS FROM 9 To 12 LONG PANTS AND | _022 MEGINNISS', 1002 F street. ite fi .50 to $12_—creat bargai =a Sees 5 TO BOYS Pituae tom GUase, DAY & CO, Suits from $5 to $15-cennot Ee nepiaced for themoney. = Black Cloth Buite, Leite pipes ‘The best Dollar Silk ever offered, worth $1. ee sivedoa at 50 | 620, 622, 8M SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, | Black Trimming Veivet, from 90 cta. up. : Brown Castor Boayer Coat ee Prince Albert Colored Plushes in all the most fashionable shades, at Geass. Conte at 92.56, $5, F580, worth $4 se anase oF $1.75 per yar. Sold elsewhere at $2.50. od ga oh DOE aE F2, $2.60, wr Pyar pe — 3 canes yard-wide Cretonnes, at 125 cts, per yard, pos Pants at $2, $2.5 5, $4." $4.54 a ENIN ‘worta fully Les ined: ‘oad Vesta vory cheap. GRAND OPENING itively worth 25 cts. ‘This sale cannot be repeated. 527 On Morro: No trouble to show goods. o. Om toc of Ready Mote Bresos ond Gurmats 8 s — . N complete, and contains come . < THE MISFIT STORE. accel adr ararled to this city. (ORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. CLOAKS AND ULSTERS. N.B.—The Misfit Store has no connection with any — other concern in the city. O18 as = NEW MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT. ott! LARGE DISPLAY OF LADI“S' COMFORTERS! SILK DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS. ter being: ted with the Music Store of Ellis & = confer tie bat TWEN ans WPARS, tie under: . CURTAINS! hig oe eee alg tag ey — . tember ulimo, iigzing by close business application Ea.endiess variety. We defy ie secs aa apne eine rahioomeg ie Ganicten: Opensd s ew sid kandsouse Stare ato LADIES’ PLUSH GARMENTS. in appreciated. No. 915 F STREET, NEAR 9ru NORTHWEST, We Invite one and al to inepect our Mammoth Build oe and Low Prices, where he is prepared to serve old friends and new with PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC, LARGEST LINE OF 2 donerii f MUSICAL MERCHANDISE CHILDREN'S WRAPS —_— tually fouod hive Svetdlace Musioal Hetabliebacene =m saving, during the past twenty years, sold and tested Patt nee Sueiane wliana ea LANSBURGH & BRO., : yee 420, 422 and 424 SEVENTH STREET. he bas accepted the agency fortheir asle in Washinzton, AN IMMENSE STOCK OF cid and guaranigs them as sing Unvurvanea inex | BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, | ———————_ eilence of tong and workmanchip uy those cf any other eae crince GENTLEMEN'S GOODS He has also secured the agency for the eale of the — : pouEORS ———: a GEO. STECK & CO. PIANOS, OF NEW YORK, — ———_ which are acknowledged by all unprejudiéed persons as SHIKT FACTORE being ALL AT POPULAR PRICES. a Soe i end ee MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, ki hased. The facturera, irefecrinato spe th means ‘at thle dapat in the : 816 F Street, opposits Patent Office. ie nstrume? rai 8 a ) ES dasa edit SO EY at a i instruments in public. 8 sstviea Nev Atthe Vienna Exhitition they recetved the EMPSTONE & PERRY. Teta. finished, 90 ‘ch. Tocelena, auton cap ONLY GOLD MEDAL, ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL Day Goons, | =i nik == bove tors from all parts of the world. . . EE RET BEST SIS, aww ang] ORD SEER, SEPUR REAP orzo. | S. ual ALL SHADES. DUBREUIL BROFHERS, H. EBERBACH, UPIN'S CELEBRATED CASHMERES, 50c., 62 021-2w Managing Partner of the late firm Ellis & Co, ea _ mawuractunres oF Jie DRESS . SHIRTS REOPENING. epee) CLOTHE, S0c., €2}40., Te. S140 | 19 y Breeer Nonruwast, Wasuunoron, D.0. aut clabes. —s oF - HMERES ILLIARD | fix of tho Finest Dress Shirts to Le X,LADIES CLOTHS, 87%, 50e.. and 6240. maar 814 BEVENTH STREET. 6-4 LADINS' CLOTH, at $1 and $1.25, i = ALD SHADES 1 $1 ands ee eh ee leke a Lupin’s celebrated BLACK CASHMERES. O39 FE O% F SS a ‘The Largest Retail Millinery House in the United | MOURNING GOODS aud ENGLISH CREPES a Spect- $ HH OO Ht 6 States, extending from 7th to 8th street. alty. co HOO T Go EF 200 feet deep, covering 8, 000 feet FLANNELS and BLANKETS a fine line. ‘000 H 00 «Mt Goo EEE of ground. Great Bargains in our LINEN Department. HOSIERY and UNDERW EAR, a full stock, oo of ppr, ’ mare Novelties in HANDEERCHIEFS at malar oot. GRAND OPENING Our DOMEST!© DEPARTMENT la complets aad ae BP bottom prices. ; oe & | we ov ti 00 =LLLL bpp FRENCH PATTERN HEMPSTONE & PERRY, HATS AND BONNETS, | _°2 $08 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | WW WH HTT gSSSg K KIT FRE 9655 HHH KK, IRE axp NEW FALL Dry Goops. Ww Wn woh Ee HE "t. e ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE — wow BU Ssss8 K “k Sass8> CONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, ON TRUNNEL & CLARK, ACCOUNT OF INCLEMENCY OF 811 MARKET SPACE, PURE AND UNADULTERATED, THE WEATHER, Have now a yery lanre stock of DRY GOODS of the best Bchroder'a Celebrated, MONOPOLY SILK, in Black, | ‘The pecnliar medicinal qualities of Whiskies @istitiea = at S125, $150, $175, $2. $2.25, ““Caxnor BE Buar.” | from the finest growth of Rye iu the renowned Valley Special Consignments from Paris and London in Mil- A, Am SOLES, Biers ent Ones $1.25,$1.50 | of the Monongahela have attracted the attention of the linery and Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Dress Trim- SOC ADE PROS IR: Scr iste” S81-25,$1.50 | ay caical Faculty in the United States to auch a degree mings, Lace Goods, and Kid Gioves. Arwientd live of ELAIN PLU ‘Sand VELVETS. | as to place it in a very high position among the Materia We =e a macnificent line of LUPIN'S Black Goods. | Medica. We beg to invite the att-ntion of conoisseurs Saas SEE TED ENGEL BGREPES, Wide for Veils. | +5 our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following An Elegant, Zine wd Expensive Souvenir to every | Gh. ock of CABLE LINEAR: LOWELS NAPKINS | well-known branda, 1 cases containing one dozen bot. caller, and an additioual and lovely ie very os iuseuh, wns Souvenir to every purchaser. Ladies’ and Gent's HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. nid Ladies and Gents BANDREGCHIEFS, & beavd ful UNBIVALLED UPPER TEN WHISKEY. ALL ARE INVITED TO OUR GRAND OPENING, | ,/Alarestock of Prints Brown and Bleach Canton | VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY. ‘The most wonderful display that ekill and art can ‘The Store is now complete, and the veriictis | Forexcellence, pureness and evenness of quality, the produce. ee ere eee eae Benen aTye and WELL | above sre unsurpassed by any Whiskies in the market. Sone of Prices so:icited. comparison | mhey are entirely free from adulteration, end are of KING'S PALACE, One Puice Owzy. Se ee aoe eae 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. TRUNNEL & CLARK. give PERFECT saqIsrAciION, and can be bad af o1T 811 MARKET SPACE, | all leading «rocery stores at retail. GUstav apouru, D2Ess Goons! ' — LADIES' RIDING HABIY AND OVER-GARMENT eee H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, CUTTER, BLACK CASHMEKES, ' . BLACK snes, |°l6-2m 114 SOUTH FRONT 8r., PEILADELPHTA, : AT LADIES’ CLOAK PARLOR, COLORED CASHMERES, ofl-1m 414 9th street northwest. Cae ae, LIVE BUTTER, & CO. THIS DAY OFFER AT THEIR 3 aa So. Aer OS NIEN MARKET, SHOODAR CLOTHS, ; : a cnorce Vor tO SEW. Soha Stats BUTTER | LADIES CLOTHS, AN ABSOLUTELY PURE VEGETABLE O1L+ New Yor’ State Fanc ier? Batter, 420., (Empire SILK VELVETS, pspacine mers ;) New York State Fancy Dairy Butter, a8c. For Cooking Purposes ia BETTER than Lard. Fully ae ee he theese ee Te SILK BROCADES, Equal to Butter, and Costs Much Me_make s specis ty of SELICIED FANCY BUT. SILK MOIRES, Less than Either. 5 TERS. ir fhe dairies mals thea. comer 13th OVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS, and C streeta so dawest. 5c O'MEARA’S LIQUID SEL GGG. 6 E E - s Bian ‘with 15: By mail, Io. cxtra. Fco., Tata ca each C3 Une Pound of Olive Butter Will Do the work of Twe SHAWLS, CLOAES, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, LADIES' AND GENT."S UNDERWEAR, ete., ete., ete. CARTER'S, M11 MARKET Space. — mace J FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Note OF REMOVAL. 2s ER. 1 $4 AND $5 CHILDREN'S SUITS. "tbe. 4 Rs eae sie ee Seto a ae Soe eit ot an 2 i Se from up. Dress do., 750. ‘pesi'$} School Button Shoes im the Distriet of 8) Poun's of Lard. ‘TRY IT AND REALIZE ITS GREAT MERITS, Mavufactured only by ‘WASHINGTON BUTCHEE’S SON,