Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1883, Page 4

r ‘i THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY LOCAL MEN ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHTEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, Wasnixerox, D.C., ARgUst 28, 1883, 9:30 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states. puruly cloudy Weather ant local rains. easterly sifting to Soutnerly winds, fulllag barometer, stitionary or Fising temperature. SPECIAL BULLETIN—RAIN PROBABLE TO-ORROW. The following specitl temperstures were re ported at 7 a. m: Eistvo:t, 53°: Montreal, 85°: rebec, 51°; Mount Washin ‘ton, 85°; Cl-v land, 8; Aipena, 69°; Duluth, 54°; 8\.P'sul, 62°; D-nver, 6°; Washington, 62. Loed rims ire indicated on Wednestiy for New England and the Miidle states with stationary ora slight rise in ature and cleariny Weather in TenueS-ee, the O.i0 valley and Like rezion on Wednestay ‘With stationary or a siiht tall In temperature. = a chtestaals Ask Your Grocer tor Lruniry wax. Best in use. Manuractured by th: Stondird OO. N. A. Poole & 1ina ave. n.w., wholesale agents, mi, A Fixe Lorof oft 1865 Cognac for medical and othe tans Will please take DO- 911 7h st. mw. AT THE last meting of the Rosetale pleasure lub the following ofie-rs_ were ele-t-d: Ow-n FE. Barron, president; Frank Marsden. vice P's Barnard Fegan, tecord ng seeretary; Th Jins. fin snctal seeretary; James Whitinore, treas- uree; John Campbell, sergeant-at-artas, Nortce!—Krts Kemethyx, 1109 Pa. av., takesone Coz. Une photos with one thirteenth painted, for $3. Cuorce Wonks oF ArT—An opportunity to se- cure choice works of art, some of which are very rare aniof high value. Among the lot two cups with siueers and covers, ant que pitceldn de Sevres (1783, with portraits of Louts XVD, which !s now a lo-U art. Sale tot ke place to-morrow morn- Ing at resitenre No. 1639 1 street northwest. falter B. Williams & Co., auctioncers. Fveseit's Ice Cxeam shipped anywhere out of town. A PLEASANT Panty assembled at the residence of Mrs. A. C. Starkey last evening in honor of the twelfth and ninth birthdays, respectively, of ‘Misses Eva and Blanche Statkey. Refreshments Were § -rvet In the grounds about the house, which Were very brilliantly tluminated. Gents’ jeweiry, goli-flled chains, charms. Prigg’s. Some of the best cloths and casstmeres remin to be -old at 1105 Pennsylvania avenu con- tinnes this a'ternoon at 4 and evening at7 o'clock, and to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Powenrvt FIELD MARIN@ GLASsEs. Hempler’s, #53 Pe. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c , To-night. TuraTeR Comrque.— Cinderella” and varie. tes. ABNER’s Gaxpey.—Concert. Duiver’s Garpex.—Varieties. SEVENTH AND O STREETS.—Exhibition of the liv- Ing frog child. ee Condensea Street lamps will be lighted at7 tinguished at 3:3) a.m. Another com 0 p.m. and ex- y ntinental Guards 13 being organiz -d at the go t printing office, At will be designated as company D. Already 35 Feerutts have signed the roll. ‘THE STAR Wii! be sent by mall, post patd, to those leaving the city during the summer for any length of time, and the add ress changed as often as de- sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, rost- ‘TIVELY IN ADVANCE. Dr. Mary Walker states that her eye was not Diacked Im the affur at the tooth-pulling tent, mentioned In yesterday's STAR. Frank Springman, son of Mr. J. H. Springman, who on the 171 of July List was run over by an engine of the B. and P. R.K., on 6th street, near B. and both feet so mangied a3 to render amputa- Mon necessiry, Was yesterday pronounced out of danger by Dr. Town: id, he Is now in a fair Way to recover. A muscular-looking colored girl named Fanny Webster was in the Police Court to-day for mak- ing a serious assault on another colored woman named Mary V. Niartin, by striking her in the face ‘with ap elght-pouud Hatiron. A ne of $10 or 30 days rell-known brickiayer, yy the Dreakins of a n arm and his jaw- wise Injurcd, bas re- work ag.iin. covered and wil! Soon be ‘The father of Clifton Brown, the young man fined Inthe Police Court yesterday for assaulting Xz. Berna ? ays In reference to the cas that his (Brown's) son visited the office of C Casey for the purpose of coilecting a bil! ior wo that had been approved by the office. Therefore it Green to refuse payment tothe time of the dim- DI had been presented. Xenrston of coloret people from Richmond arrived at the Baltimore Potomac depot this morning with about 1,700 people, who will spend the day here and leave to-night. Wm. Re 1, Was taxed $5 by Jutee MILs tomd y to antmals by Infiteting neevssary puntshinent on a horse that he was @riviag by Whipp A dead colored inta was found at the corner of f, Boundary and W sir. ets last night. nfternocn, o'clock, a horse busine ss Ww, n by Roy Fan away on 5% reet, near N, and Mr. Jn- kins was thrown out ond badly injured. He wa tuken to the sixth preeinet station, where he was attend-d by De. West, and afterwards removed to his home, 1309 Onto avenue, in the police ambu- Jance. . — ‘Tne Chawrios Hop Carrren.—Aat the Hol Car- riers’ picnic in woos yesterday the contest between E lward Towles, of this elty, and N. Rob- tnson, of Baltimore, as to who could Ml his hod With bricks and carry them toa designated place in the quickest time took place. ‘Three hundred and firty bricks were piled up and the distance they were to be carried was thirty feet. Towles had earr'e four hods full while Robinson had car- Fied but two, and then the swayine crowd break- $Pz upon the men no furtuer contest could be had. fowles Was declared the winner and a silver medal was awarded hit ACCIDENT TO A Wacitts Ameiia F. Tighman, the sovrano of the Harmonie company, of this clfy, was seriously hurt at Sar- atoga bist Saturday bya brick falling from an unfinished buliding and striking her upon the head. She was still alive yesterday, and her phystctans think there 13 a hope that she may Survive. Miss Tilghman 1s a daughter of Heary ‘Tighman, one of the leading colored cittz-ns of Washington, residing on M street, between 8th and 9th northwest, who has been employed in the Metropolitan hotel for nearly a quarter of a cen- tury. Miss Tiighman fs a teacher in the colored schools, employed at the Stevens building, and 1s probabiy the best soprano of her race inthe Dis- trict. Before the yacation of the schools this Year she engaged with some member: of the cholr of her church—St. Augustine’s Catholl street—to give a series of concerts for the benetit of the church, and she left here in June last with the company.’ ‘They possess flue voices, and gave & number of pleasing entertainments in Siratoga and at Lake George." Tuey returned trom the lat- oN Vocarist.—Miss ter place last Saturday morning, intending to sing agaln at Saratoga in th: evening, but the accident has caused ail engagements tobe cancelled. A collection for Miss Tilgiman’s benent was taken in one of the Saratoga churches Sunday night. = Tue First Couraxy Usion Vererans ELect Orricens—The frst compeny, Union Veteran Corps, held a meeilng at thelr armory, corner and L streets, last evening and elected five active members and six honorary members. The corps now numbers 10 active members, and in a very hort time they expect to number 100. ‘The elec ion of officers resulted in the unanimous choice of Myron M. Tappan, of New York, agent of inzton Arms ¢ $ their captain; |. E. Urell, first Heutenant: Thos Hynes, senior second Hettenant; Wm. Ramsey, Junior second Heutensnt, and John Clark, first s-rgeant. ee eres A Vingrsta Covene Maxkiep 1s Tue Circuit Covnr Roow.—This morning the room used by the Circuit Court Was put to other uses tan legal business, although the matter in hand apper- aed LO courting. About 10:3) o'clock four les and a gentieinan were seen approaching the curt house, and it Was supposed at lirst that they were sizbt-sers, but when they made directly for the clerk's office It was surmised that business was fi Here Mr. J. Jay Camp, assistant upon the gentleman, and at bis license in’ the names of ‘oline county, Va.. and THE INFANTRY WELCOMED HOME. Brilliant Street Scenes Last Night. AN IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION—THE AVENUE'A MASS OF PEOPLE AND A 2 OF LIGHT—A BRIALIANT DISPLAY OF PYROTECHNICS AND COLORED LiGttt3— THE RECEPTION AND BANQUET AT THE ARMORY— ‘THE SPEECHES. The return of the Light Infantry corps from their summer trip to Cape May last evening was made the oceaston of a pubiic demonstration that was witnessed by Immense throngs of people. Owing to a vexatious deliy on the railroad, the train bearing the soldier boys did not arrive at the B.& P.d pot until 10 o'clock. Du-ing the ‘vo hours of waiting the crowds patiently main'aine) thir position along the avenues and ip the win- dows aml balconies. The booming of Major Han- netman’s guns announced Mnally the arrival of tho train, and then the flashing 0: the colored lights and the giare of tne 10 Kets Ind ¢ ted the starting and progress of the pro.:ess' A large numer of the buildings along the avenue were decorates with bunting and fMluminated with lanterne, aud from imany of the windows a suceession of rockets wore Bred as the procession move f slo ‘The ro-kets und colored Mehts were so well distributed tong the Ine of mirc that the pro: es<ion ed to be passing unt a continuous arch of ving iight, wotie the reflection of the colored lizh: oon the volunaes of smoke ¥ rowrehnie display m de ame uch 2 linn oF the spec! lors Who were Un ible to $2 the processton, owL to the mob that inded the sol diers «nd marebed along with them. ‘The thro! Of peopie ail alums the line oF n great, but owing to the wide they ‘spread themselves there W: crowding. rh Wes very @ Over Which but litte A CORDIAI. WELCOME. Near the corner of 6ti street the crowds filled the strvets and sidewalks, and it was almost im- possibl: to yet throuza. Tue military compantes that had offered their services in escorting the re- turning comp :ny were tn position at an early hour in the vvening, and were stationed ina long line on 6th street. “When the tntantry arrive ( it Was seen as they marched to the avenue amid the boom of artillery and thr fis of sky-rockets the even straigit Unes form Was broken and diversified by Uny little Migs. fluttered from thetr muskets, ‘Their apyearance Was greeted with hearty cheers, indas th 'y passed wone the peop.e thronled up ad Such expressio! you back,’ THE PROCESSION Oyster, commander Wasiincton Cadets, Capt. C. rds, Capt, Win. We A. Fh etwood: Mills; drum corps; Unon Veteran Corps, Capt. Thomasson; Cadets of Veteran: bers W.L.LC.; unisorine 1 press com with tor: Appiratus; Wiisua Post biad; Washington Ligat Infantry Corps. THE ILLUMINATION along the route was of a character that has never been equalled on a similar occasion. Private citizens vied with each other In decorating their houses and producing a brilliant pyrotech From every prominent business house every hotel W2x tapers and Calne: a royal weleome, some of the illumination: D-ing especially briiliunt—notably those of the St. hotel, Aur puse, Capt. R iloon, the elething hou -esof A. jobinson & Co., John Engiish’s rden, H. E. Elsood’s , Ebbitt acuse, B. cel, Brentano's book- Bros., Press club, r. M. Su: Dr. D. W. Drew, nee Co. Geo. C. Kennedy, Willard’s hotel, and N.tional hotel. LIVELY STKEET SCENES. When the line reached 15th street, there was a Mash of lisht near the Treasury gates, and in a few moments the words “B. P.O. E. Welcome” appeared in fireworks on the frame erected by tne Order of E.ks. This exhibition was grevted_ with hearty cheers by the mass’s of people that were centered here in perhaps greater numbers than any other point. The porches and balcony of the Treasury department were a m28s of spectators, while the bu:ldings on the other side of the streets were thronged. At the Risgs, « large g-s Jet over the entrance bore tue words “Welcome.” ‘The column higre turned tuto G, then down 14th to F, alons which the procession mairea*t wotll It reached 7th street. ‘he crowd along F street was more noticeable on account of the narrowne: street as compared with the Avenue; but body Was good natured the discom’, thousht of The illumination or residences along this street was very “Infantry pissed wlong amd a When the procession reached U the demonstration that broke out showed that the ral, and ft color. enthustism had not died away with the tempo- rary brilianey of the fireworks. The sky becime once more glowing with color, and from there to the armory the street was « bi. of light AT THE ARMORY the old butlding seenied to gu wild with excess of Joy, and from its grim windows poured {1 fect streams of light. ne Were the Words “Welcome, and above that glowed an tn S$ In front Of Lae Witte Hous 1 inauguration. Long lines of bunting ran a the front of tie armory and numerous fuss ¥ tn the breez. AS the r-turning soldie: ed “Home Again.” PLEASANT SPEECHES. The members of the Light Infantry fled through the ranks of the escorting compantes and entered their armory. Here a welcome spectacle met their hungry gaze. Long tablesran down the hall, fiite1 With gcol things. Beiore, however. the order of attack wus given Mr. George F. Timms, the chatr- man of the committee of arrangements, made a briet speech Ot welcome, in which he expressed the feeling o¢ loneliness whitch had affileted all Cie friends during the absence of the Light Intantr redleted return of the bles-ing of slecp good appetite with the restoration of the popular Soldier boys to the hearts and homes of thelr ad- mirers. ol. Moore arose to respond to this glowing tribute, and tn feeling terms expressed his appre- clation, 28 well as that of the members of the company, for the hearty and brliliant demonstra- tion which had greeted them upon their return, He then introduced MAYOR MELVIN, OF CAPE MAY, who had accompanied the cerps as ‘prisoner of war,” Col. Moore smilingly stated. Mayor Melvin said that the people at Cape May were glad to have the Infantry come and sorry wien they went away. He paid a high tribute to the law-abiding spirit that animated the corps, and instanced the numerous courts-martial for the trial of offenders as an illustration of that prompt and unbending sense of justice which characterized them even in their hours of relaxa- ton ‘A GOOD TIME Gi RALLY. ‘The speeches, which were short and tothe point, Were received with cheers, and, after staging by a glee club, composed of Messrs. James Smith, Al. Fennell, &G. Crandail, W. H. Danlel, Magnus Keochltbg, W. H. Foresman and Henry Boswell, members of the Arton and Beethoven clubs, the order to break ranks was given. The men tly to the locker room, and quickly got rid of their heavy knapsacks and’ coats, and, on coming out, were soon surrounded by ‘their triends. The retresh- ments provided by the committee were then ats tended to, and it was a late hour before the com= Pany dispersed and the armory deserted. OFFICERS OP THE CORPS. The following are the oMicers of the corps who returned last night: Col. W. G. Moore, Paymaster J.T. Dyer, Judge Advocate Harrison Dingman, Ordoance Officer E. G. Wheeler, Engineer W. J: Acker, Inspector A. W. Kelley, Quartermaster Geo. Breitbarth, Surgeon H.E.Leech, Assistant Sur- geon A. D. McArdle, Capt. W. N. Dalton, company A; Capt. B. R. Ross, compauy B; Capt. M. G. God- dard, company C; Capt. J. 3. Miller, company D, and ‘Lieuts. J. G: Cowie, E. Hl. Neemyer, C, Sloan, J.C. Entwisie, abd P.J. Duffy; Adjutai Win. H. Harrison, Sergeant Major Chas Ourand, and Color Sergeant Geo. Woolrldge. THOSE WHO KETURNED WITH THE SOLDIER BOYS. ‘The foliowing ladies and gentlemen accompa- nied the corps on their trip to and from the ocean: Harry Richmond, Mrs. George A. Shehan, LT. Murray and wife, Mr. and Mrs Harrison, Mra. Dambie, Mrs. Schell, Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. Hi burg. Va." While the ¢ ladies wei nd the oldest one remarking “ ‘& reporter and some of the mar- ers volunteered to help them out The usual question to Virg.nians was put: “This is not mateh, is it?” and the gentleman . “No, indeed; we are both of age—30 and lady 392” said one. “No, Indeed,” she replied, “only 24.” A minister was sent for, and Rev. Dr. Addison responded, but by the time he arrived the Cireult Court room bad been opened and the littie crowd was ready. As soon ag the minister entered the room quite an audience gath- ered, and tue ceremony was impressively per- formed. The elder lady of the party gave the bride away. Marence Lic been tssucd by k of court to W. B. Pratt and Sue B. Taylor: Dr. James B. Chisley and Maumte F. Gibson; Edward Walter and Anna Parater, both of ‘Kichmond, Va.; James Grigsby and Georgia Johanna Hughes: John 4. Hammett and Carrle Stallager; Peter Campbell and Lizzie Thomas: James Willlams and Mary Thomas; John E twara Priddy and Kutn Robertson, both of Richmond, Va. SUppE: Dear Dally found a cot street south very Ml, dud sending for the police ambulance he was started to the “Wasuington Asylum hospital, but died before he rezcleu there. —— Fatt of THe FLoon or 4 Cuurct Durine Re- LIWIOUS SERVICES —Abont 9 o'clock last. night, While a prayer meeting was in progress at Union Wesley church, (colored), on 23d street, between L and M, attended by some 30 or more persons, the fle gave awsy,and they all dropped into a Pond of muddy water beneath, ‘The water being But & few feet in depth none of them were Injared, youd yetiing clothing wet and mudd:. a caused considerable excitement, how- Neenses have Mr. and Mra. Hulfr.sh; Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Miller, Miss Kate Shomo and Frank E. Newton, Mr. T. J.Clarke, Miss Emma Carver, Miss Madge Burke, Mrs. Burke, Mr. F. 1 Gleseking and wife and the Misses Lizzie and Minnie Gieseking, Miss Rosa Steinle, Mr. Geo. Billings, RH. Wade and Miss Annie ‘Bowman, Capt. J.T. Dyer and wife, Mrs. Dennison, Miss Maggle Harvey, Mrs. Win. 3. Clagett and the Misses Clagett, Mr. Frank A. Fouts, J. 'T. Bi nd wife, F. B. Noyes and a portion o the Rosedale Pleagure club. 6 INCIDENTS. One of the amusing features of the Procession was the small donkey which figured in the bur- lesque parade at Cay May and brought .ieut Cowie to grief. “It bore the toucting inscription, “Ihave been with the boys.” ‘The Cape May Daily Wave of yesterday contains & good picture of Lieut. P. J. Duffy, company B, with a very Mattering tribute to his good qualities as a soldier and a man, A NewWsParak ENTERPRISE TEMPORARILY ABAN- DoNED.—The management of the Eagle Pu blish- ing company that proposed to start a newspaper at Alexandria tn the interest of the Independent Order of Freemen, on the Ist proxim stated in Tae StaRof the 19th, has al the Feclecs for the present, aud referred the whole matter to the Magous L. Robinson, late editor of the Virginia who was engaged to edit the new paper, has rel the managers from all obligations, and is held under advisement until the meeting of the grand council next January. wg ay ae Satan a ae acy si J. Stree! ‘ght, caused by the falling of a coal oll lam; ‘Tue stock was somewhat damaged and fhe pul t o’clock a A RICHMOND WIFE'S SEARCH FOR HER FAITHLESS PARTNER, About 1234 o’clock to-di1xa colored woman, at- tired In a showy bonnet and maroon-colored dress, trimmed with crimson satin (one of the Richmond excurstonists), appeared at the courthouse, and was found making tuquirtes for Henry Nash, “Who ts Henry Nash?” was asked. “Why, he used to be my husband; but I suppose he thinks he ts my brother-in-law now, for he 1s with my sister. He left me in Richmond ago and came here aad took the name ten of ears lenry lewlaws. Thaven't seen him since last August, when he came to Richmond and persuaded my sts- ter to follow him here. Her name was Martha Watkira, Say, Doss, can’t I find if they ts married or not?” The marriage records were searched, but no light was thrawn on the subject, and after con- sulling, without sucerss, a cliy directory she Was Mice. —— ‘d and Miss Ba directed Lo the detective: Mr. Bar THEIR NAMES DROPPED FROM THE ROLIS OF THE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING BUREAU. The name of John B. Barnard, of West Wash- ington (who !t was reporied over a mont lott the city with Miss Bianche Burr, h ago bed @ miss of twenty-one summ2rs,) was yesterday dropped from tue roli of employes of the bure: graving and prinung, aU Of ene ‘The leave of Miss Burr (who was employed“in the same bureau) expired some days aco, Gropyedt tro: ind her name was at ph, Mo., tenderin: that after the pubilc could not return without a full explanat He a-ked a suspension the rolls, dropped trom that time the rolls. The bureau officers yes- y received a note from Barnard, dated ai St. < his resignation, and statlog ations made about him he ton o7 his elons, whith could not be made without bring- in the names of innocent parties, aud that he | would not do. om until he can make afull stat’ment. The ation Was not accepted, but his name, a8 of public Picnics. Excursions, &cs SrectaL Excuxston.—The Mary Washington will mathe # special trip to Marshail Hall on Thur-day, leayine 109°. m, and returning at7 p.m. ‘Tickets Lent. See vdvertisoment. Mar-Hat!, HALL.—Ths fourth excurston of the Minneoia Social Club 13 ctven to-day. ‘The Corco- ran leaves Lor the last trip at 6@'clock this even- ins. Beacktston IstAnp.—The steamer Jane Mose- ley makes excur-tons to Blackiston Island every Sunday, Tue Wednesdiy and Thursday. inp OccoguAN FA: —The Mary Washington leaves for O-coquan Fuil3 to-morrow at 9a. m.; returi- ing at & p.m. REG trip Uickets 15 cent i The steamer W. W. Mount Vernon (S ef), Teaving at 10 a. in, steam nal Great Falls and River i kav arrivals and dé et Excelsior makes hn b Jones, 2.00 m Teionsysame: sciir! rs. Green. sami H. Johnson: barge coal. C. H. Burgess: barge Ny, 310 tons coal, city deers; Podd, 100 tons e¢ ame. ington — Cleared — th, 695 tons eaal, Boston, al a iegtr Mt Finep For Fast Driv: hackman, was put on trial before the Pol this morning for driving his horses # speed. fast Policeman Lusky t ified that list South Washington.—Arrived—Scnes Clark, 1,000 mel hire, mercnandise, J ndy Dolin, Purdy, 301 tons jen MeGovern, Me- , Osborne, 675 tong coal, Provi ten if, Canon, Jones, 950 tons coal, Boston, ® Feery.—Alexondria and Washington dowts leave 7h street wharf half-hourly. Round Corcoran, nday EX= m. and returning about a trip to ‘age to-morrow. srtures at the river front as tol- Jose- 2 sebr. Ed 2.000 Matthew Pope, a ice Court ta rate of er than a moderate lrot or gallop. ‘Saturday eveningabout 6 o'clock the defendant, while under the influence of Hquor, dasie1 around the corner at7th str-et and tue Avenue at the rat or ten miles an hour. There was a crowd stonists at the point at t just time enouzh to pull ber child from Wheel he transter agent of the W. and Georszetown street ear company cor! the staieient of the eftic ant recklessness of the climes that the horses: unusual rate of speed. of $20. An appeal was driver, vere not gol noted. “— ANOTHER Suir AGAL Another suit was filed ys P. railroid compa y i iy, the plaintiffs bein Walker, Who ci iy on D strect, Two AGAINST ONE—A soliler n: two yousg men nemed Ben. B. 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Washinton office, 922 F st nw. 4t Rheumatium, Divoidered Blood, eral debility and: many chronic diseases pro- Hounend locurableyare- often cured by Brown's Tron Bitters. Joriix, Mo.—Dr. J; B, Morgan says: “I find that Brown’s Iron Bitters gives entire satisfaction to all who use it” FAIRFIELD, Iowa—Dr, J. L Myers says: “Brown's Iron Bittets tethe Dest iron preparation have ever known-n my thirty years of practice.” Miltrantee Beer, bc. a stovepipe—drawn from wood. Aa Kwigmt, 1732 Penna avenue “ Rough on Hats.” Clears out Tats, mice, roaches, files, ants, bed- bugs, skunks, chipan gophers. “150. Drug- gists. Lundbarg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and'Marechal Niel Rose, The Two Worst Months in the year lor house vermin are upon us, August ani September. Spread Hunt’s Insect Powder plentifully, and reatize what comiort means; % cents by all dru: g sts, Burnett’s Cocoaine Promotes a Vigorous and Healthy Growth af the Hair. It has been used in thousaads of cases Where the hair was coming out, and has never falled to arrest its decay. Use Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts—the best. Milwaukee Beer, Se. a schooner—arawn trom tcood. w Knicut, 1732 Penna, avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Botter, churned every morning end delivered in 3g-lb,.“Wurd” prints, 35c. per lo. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, per qt. ‘Cream, 15c. pint. Mrs. M. J. Howr, 1309 F STREET, ‘Has now in stock all the LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND HATS, For Farly Fall Wear. M. Wruras, au2s Importer of PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS, REAL LACES, Ni CRWEAL, PARASOLS, DRESS HSE B TYLES FRENCH AND CLOLH WKAPS, SUITS, CORSE SL BATHING SUITS, Exc. ite Treviee, Pari 907 Pennsvivan'a aven'1. , J offer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at great'y re- duced prices. ‘aud coven r s uine FR H BALBRIGGAN THR: DRAWERS, at $1.45 ench, all sizes. ENGLISH LI=1 D SHIRTS, ali si , at $1 each. ENGLISH 111. TS, ail sizes, et 50c, cach. GAUZE ERWEAR, at 25. . $1, 1.25, $1.50, Geuwae PE iL JEAN’ DRAWERS, NT-SHAP!, and madein the most thorough il sizer, at 50¢. each. NAINSOOK FEATHER b DEAWERS, made in the very KY (Morley'#) air, uetial price Handsome Ni-CKWEAR, in new ebapes. French, f: Deb and Ameriezn Suspeniers. Shirts made to 50 and #12 per half dozen. CLEANING Lirt) FSTABLIS! Veils, Laces, e Trecers, Ladies” | aE. J. ture aud he fury asred in Grease +1 of IE hs PROPOSAL PROP SAL FOR CA EU BSONZE AMP POSTS AND 4 vropo-aks for furn vering the Bronze Lamps required fi received and opened ai the sxe vias of proposals will Le fur manufacturers ou appli 3 THO: an28-6t K 3 AxD GRouNDS, Aucust 28th, 18%3 the p ks in DuPo Squai fications, blauk forms of proposal and general fons 10 bi dere my le obtained by Tespoueible parties upon app-ieation to this office, E ee ‘A.B. hOCKWELL, au28-6t iu ‘charge, Ppeerace FOR WINTER NOW! ! ‘We can give yon a good Kip Working Boot for » #2. and is up. ‘beat 33 Calf Boot in the markct. “Got School shoes for $1, $1.25 Low Quarter 10 1-60 up, Shoes at and below cost * Butio 1 to85. Boy's Sailor $ joys! Nchool Suits from ing Suits from $5 to 38. Shirts and Drawers, 2c. to Sve. way helow cost, at 1514 and 1916 Pei aw on hoes from sy Vania ayenu J. W. SELB! Fresca Tricor Crorus, SEATON PERRY (Svecereor to Perry & Brotn3r) HAS JUST OPEN! D A COMPLETE STOCK OF ‘FRENCH ALU-WOOL TRICOTs,” IN ALL TEE**NEW FALL AND WINTER SHADES.” THESE GOODS ARE TO BE MUCH USED DURING ‘THE COMING SE°SON FOR LADIES’ ‘TAILOR- MADE SUITS, AND AT $2.25 A YARD ARE VERY BR’ ASONABLE. LADI’ 8' HABIT CLOTHS, at $1.25 and $150. LUPIN‘S CASHMERES AND CHUDDA OLOTHS. ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS FOR CHILDREN’S COSTUMES, ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK DRESS FABRICS, FROM THE BEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS. COURTAULD'S ENGLI+H CRAPES AND VEILS. A SPECIAL LOT OF 50 Doz. LADIES' “EXTRA FIN.” HEM-STITCHED PURE LINEN CAM- BRIC HANDKERCHIEFS at 12%. A PIECE, AT WHICH PRICE THEY ARE A “RARE BAR- GAIN CHUDDA, CASHMERE, AND SILK SHAWLS. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS ARKIVING of PLAIN N : "2 CHOIC! GOODE rT UMN FIGURES AND COR. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840, aus Cz. Rovrear, NO3. 403 AND 405TTHSTREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR‘ THE WHITNEY CHIL- RENS dannLAGE ‘COMPANY. 7H CUBSEEEE. ABP PART goon ap town Teal Sans BS Lessig At Call and examine: the Goods. Prices to suit the times. sya) T ARD Ki a '¥ ITS EXCELLER' a 1s ON OMTOAL MAN: tne; ibs absolute Tnuered to, meabere ihe FUND CHE nas ‘bean thas wont iar ie cme rg nee than over before reached by any other company” Once i000 i erect if ed to De first-clana, as we no c= 5 aud epatalied At JNO. F. SP2L.SHOUBE, Agt 521 7th street northwest, bet. I. and F streets. 9025-Iia ‘Washington, D, O- New Canrern: DRY GOODS. Niuw Cuanrsra: ‘THE LATEST STYLES, BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ‘TWO PLYs. THREE PLYS. MONESQUE INGRAINS. ALL WOOL DRUGGETS, NEW STYLES. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS. MOQUETTE AND VELVET RUGS. DRY GooDs. nd all wool combination SUITING, double Maria width. $1. All wool BLA‘ SHMERES. $7, SD SABLE LINE cents. 50 TU. KRY iv ABLE LINEN, .0, 75 cents. All wool FLANNEL SUITING .°25 cents. ‘All wool LAD! 1H, double width, 75 cents. TOWSON'S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Si le. 2025 Fist Coors. PACIFIC LAWNS, 8. LINEN LAWNS, 160. LINEN LAWNS, 20c. LINEN LAW! NS, 25c. CHOICE WHITE GOODS, 12}. TYLER & CHEWNING, aus 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 4 : Siuxs, 37. Siks, 50. SILKS, 62. SILK3, 75. SILKS, 87. SILKS, $1. ‘We are selling excellent BLACK SILKS at $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Special Bargains. NUN: Ss’ VEILINGS, 42 inches wide, all pure wool, 3734. COLORED AND BLACK CASHMERES, all pure wool, double width, 3735 DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, §2. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, $2. BLEACHED all pure linen, (0. TABLE DAMASK, EDUCATIONAL. Gre j= Beep re a paoisee Brora es aris tae taties fattea se ¥ STREET NORTH. gt gil the principal book ad location, will call at gone ‘MES. EL eu2T f(OUNG LADIES. 1213 = Dewins Sept. 19. Thor- Music, Dancing. ke For cir- ‘to the principal, Miss McLEu! 175 TO $200 A YEAR, BOARD AND TUITION, AT } plscopal Haddonfield, New Jersey. For . pt street s epoly to Ste. MENDLEY, 1233 10th stra NM 1.0) Mtexunn "AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR OUNG | ADLES, 821 Vermont avenue, reopens Sep ber LTocroush ‘ontryction sn the Languages, seine ee Pg pene, Sater at = i iongnages taught in class or privately. ‘Studies resumed MONDAY. SEPTFMBER 8, 1883. au25-2w BXO. TOBIAS, President. ME: #: © Moar b's SCHOOL TL DEPARTMENT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Roopens Monday, Oct. Int, 1883, atthe Lecture Rooma, 25 F street. Catalogues can be obtaive! at Morri- son's, Parker's, Anglim’s and Adams’ Book Siores, or at the office of the treasurer, F. J. Lavender, 480% Louisiana avenue. New students can obtain informa- tion or enter at the office of W.J. NEWTON, Secretary of the Faculty, 2023-2m_ 810 ¥F Street. SPECIAL INSTRUCTION, S ‘Thorough, practical Tariruction will be given to foung meo and boys over ten years old, who wish to fit themecives for any" tusiness or profession, Only. 20 pupiix wanted. Circulars at book-stores. Inauire of DNUCHAEDS, ‘A.M, 1301 Corcoran street. WASHINGTON SCHOOL oF HONOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITING PUPORENS SEPTEMBEN Tin, 1S. RTHAND classes will meet each evening at 6. ite instruction given by a thorough and practic SEPTEMBES Tora: 1983, AtIN10 L Street Northwest” au23-2m* SH Pri teacher. iSiecial course of twelve lessons for active phonoxra- ers, Pivtadents tarnished with Text-books, Copy-books, Blank-books, Dictionaries, Periodicals and other Pho- ographic materials, NG lessons given at any honr of the Use of writing machine one hour with hibbons, Linen Paper and other ices to stude: 1. COMB, PGi Re SEL ae IRLS, full corpe of — corpe A thorough English and antages offered in French and Mone, Te hrveealts indergarten, © daily oral instruc- fon A number of young ladies re- Son cal woven te eaieee ina 1083'S street upon of eddrwes the principals at 1623 \ street A Berdic will oon: residing on Capi- tol Hill direct to the schoul and reeen fous en WORWOOD INSLITUTE. ‘the second session of the NOR WOOD INSTITU opens > mber 26th. Mr and Mre. Wm. 1D Os! aesinted by an able corps of twelve im = full Caamical and } ugiah cou tncladin LANGUAGES. Justructo : of highest erade Drawing and Painting. Special attention ing:ven to the Prepares ‘Clanses. | For fuil information address the principars, 1212 and 1214 14th street (Circle), Warting- tin, ie Primary Department for the echo year, $50; including Freneh, $70. te” Parents dewring it can have their children in- strocted wholly through the medium of the trench Langu auls-Im are. B59 INSTITUT — SELECT GLassicaL D MATHEMATICAL al ‘SCHOOL Feesion begiue September 12” For eireulars, &e, rember “ Bddreas, CHAS. B. YOUNG. Preneiyl, aul86m 914 Leth etroat. RLINGTC Cor a Young ct ‘Only scholars 6 moral term of 1883 begins Septem— meay and Evening Seanione. Careful and action in. on Envlish Branches, Book-keeping, Short-han’, Higher Arithmetic, Alwe- a. atin and Greek. BURTON MA- Principal, Waehineton, .DEMY FOR Kotod for healthfulneas raining. and refining influe ‘Lhe next term will beyin RE 4 ARTHUR J. KI A. Rector, Keisterstown, Md. *S HALL FuR BOYS, REISTERS- m, Baltimore county, Md@.. prepares for an) college of business Ife, $300 per year. U in the Midde states. Prof. J, C. KINK Poneival. Catalogues rent. iy EX ICOT CITY, r4 MAUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL opens SEP- TEMBER 18. For circulars» dress CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M.A. Prin 3v17-00; . J HEEL, ORGANIST TEACHER OF PIANO Jo and VOCAL” MUSIC, | Pacticular attention ener, as well as those wikhing to be Pertoricrs or seachers, Terms moucrat nw. Groncerow COLLEGE, D. C. Schools in the Academte and Scientific Departments open THURSDAY, Se;tember 13th, 1883. Apply to Rev.JAMES A. DOONAN, 8.J., GeorgetownCoilege, D.C School of Medicine opens MONDAY. September 34, 1883. Apply to J. W. H. LOVEJOY, M. D., 900 12th WAMSUTTA AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD | street northwest, Washington, D. C, WIDE (VERY Bi CA au20 ) BLEACHED COTTONS, 834. RTER'S, 711 MARKET SPAcz. School of Law opens WEDNI'SDAY, October 34, 1883, Apply to 8. M. YEATMAN, esq., 410 5th street north. west, Washington, D. C. After October Ist, Georze- s Decuxe Or Tar S -ASON. GUI 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. | NNIP’S, THE SEASON I3 DECLINING, AND SO ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR SsUMM ER goops, As for instance: We are now offering a manufacturer's stock of WHITE MULL TIES AT HALF PRICE, Note the prices: 8e. 16c., 18c. und 2 HAND’ HIE) B FRO! ‘The residue SHETLAND, Zopuy —positively worth twice the mone: 500 DOZEN OF LADIES’ FANCY BORDEL $3 ALSO AT HALF PRICE, FROM 10: 500 DOZIN OF HEM STITCHED ARD F. We, le., 12'e., M4e., 15¢. UP. M1 sc. UP, of our Larze Stock of D “BREAKFAST SHUUL- Dik" SHAWLS: AT COST PRICE, InBiues, Reds, Punks, Whites and Fancy Combinations. We still continue LADIES to close out our stock of OTTON UNDERWEAR AT COST PRICE, Our BEAT TIFULLY commands attent + The i regains we offer are Our Stores go away eatisied. a tion, a8 it resitively wo.th genuine, and all visitors to GUINNIP & CO., aul8 404 AND 40/ 6 SEVENTH STREET N.W. JUST RECKIVED, SUITINGS, 5-4 and 6~ Shades. At Popuiar ‘New invoice of Lupin’ Tine By Tue Forexock. THREE CASES OF CLOTH All the New and Desirable ‘ices, ‘a COL'D CASHMERES, at Old Prices—5ue. to $1 per yard, A Complete Line of BLACK AND COL’D VELVETS, BLACK SILKS, with low Tariff duty, $1 to $2.75. ALL LAWNS, SATINES, GINGHAMS AND WHITE GOODS AT COST. ONE PRICE—PLAIN FIGURES, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 MARKET SPACE. HIRTS.—DON’T FORGET THAT THE S “MYSTERY” SHIRT in the best Shirt for 75 cents ever offered in this or any ‘very other country, being materia? elegantly made of the ‘This Shirt nas been sold i this market for ten years, and thousands of our best citizens can testiiy to its eu Deriorit,;. both as to quality and fit, Only 76 cents for the “MYSTERY” SHIRT, the best fitting and most uniform in quality of any shirt in the narket. Sold only at anls MEGINNISS", 1002 ¥ street northwest. Revvceo Parces m Day Goons. TEN PER CENT ‘We make the above OFF ALL THE STOCK. reduction to increase our cash sales. Every article included—noth:ng reserved or excented—making it the cheapest stock in the city. BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS, GING- HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS,~ HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LACES in every style, shape, and quality from finest tocheapest. PARASOLS and SUN UM- BRELLAS, elways reasonable in price, with discount off, make them very, very cheap. ination of the stock and prices will convince Ane: you that we ave not overstated the matier,. JOHN T. MITCHELE, $22 931Pennsylvania avenue. “Dex Goons Renvenons. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, As the season advances, Soe preat poplin rs have mado still further reduo- HAND! 3 3800,"wo have ow msde peice TOWELS, 123c. In this Geman ba Sara a foe 1M Mi D NIGHT DRESS at | PRIMARY A811 1 strect northwest, ROP! we! 2 Areata 'y for Catalogue, alt inde! Tools. Vom ANNA B. OGDEY. Mss, AMY LEAVITT. OF BOST ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music and y. Lessons resumed SEPTEMBER 6. ‘dress 44 K street north oat W. FLYNN, A.M. Sn cee a eee Engiie, matics, Latin, Greek, French. German, Engiie, Preperatien tor Oollege, Wert Pont Anaspaiin® aed competitive examinations. Terms in advance. VENING CLASSES. it Ss Bookkeeping, au2l PRIVATE TUTOR, {> A MONTH. Fnglish Gramu hy, Spellins, au! pe COLUMBIAN UNIVEKSI (HE PREPARATORY SCHO °F, OP=NS SEPT. 12. 2 CULUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. 12, MEDICAL COLLEGE (PENS OCT. 1. W <CHOOL OPENS OCT. 10. nation concerning the Preparatory Schoo’. ‘LIS T. MANOS, 1305 Q street. For mforaiat ou concerning the other Departments, addiens Dr, JAMES C, WELLING, 1390 19th treet, aul7-61n X. DE WOLOWsK' te at 615. Li street, ena iano Inst od. « for Parlor Concerts, jos will find their Mecca in Profes- his the shortest and best, saving 3 and training volces quickly t> the t culture, Ladies’ Seminaries attended au T= Bors’ ENOLY Will open Resiember We x: mber 10, Koom of Dr. Sunderiand’s Church, 4 et pupils of this school take bigh stand in inetitutions of the ENCERIAN | BUSIN tished in 1864 and inuvr: cious, handsome an S Cor yearly, occ ies spa # halle li Lincoln Hall building, corner 9th and D * Tretn\@ for 4 pont, Ne. 5 office fe for rec i. of students AiruRt 2%. | Rewu! and evening )oRsiOns TeRuiD DAY, Sept. 3. “Course of «tly: Pent. Delpy, ( rthox- raphy, Englisch Lancuage, Pusiuesk Corres ondence, Buriuess C Booky: and dou- dle entry, Commercial Law, Political Economy, aud Business "Morals. Special departments tom Fhonceraphy. Ip the Musivens 1 art ment the student invests capital, deposits ‘ollege Bank, makes purchases for cxsh and on tine, gives and receives uvtes, checks, drafts, receipts, Ac. pays, Tents, insurance and taxes, aud heey ail of thie ac- count International Business College Diploma conferred Upon graduates at clone of + It inof ad- quipped . payable $1 i sof pon adminaon. tven- in cash, $0; by the 16; Ly the moutt, on « tate- Drawing, Water Color and Ol ting, Landscap:, Flowers,’ Composition experience: oricinal ‘w refereni orcoran Building. DONOHO, NS 8) Le ot 1L, AN ELEMENTARY and igh School for both sexca, Letreet, } 18th and 19th streets northwest, will = vl Na September 34, 1853, Number of students li perior advanwures. Terns moderate, Ay aa he made ‘aiter tichth month, (August). dst, at nol. rooms, 9a, m. tol2m., 6p. i. tot p. m. nl 3m THOS. W. SIDWELL, Pri: kee SEATON : var, Md.—This institution is modern imp a thoroi NEAR BAL ap; lied with all is every facility miereial Bductio the fc 7 Cerroll’ P. 0. Bal Md. ¢ O'C. CALLAGHAN, ‘Law, Washington, D. €., 435 7th street nor ciation 5 new Lup! ie m. all ities and Children. Daily Kindergarten for listle chi dren st 1:30. Other morning and ovening cinsses for HOMME, 1323 K street northwest *: aul? NE NGuT scuooL For Box: English branches, Penmanship (rapid business. hand), Book-keoping, Shorthand, aud French for $6 ‘Opens MONDAY, ceived and ciassed August 29, 30, 31. "Hours, 6 im N AKYLAND AGRICULTURAL ¢ EGR ‘Situated in a beautifal ena healthy locality, Railroad." The instruction euibraces a full COLLEGIATE COURSE, SCIENTIFIC AND PRACiICAL AGRICULTURE, with «fullcorps of professors. ‘Terms for the course board, tuition, fuel, lights, aud washing, $200. Board of Truste Hon. Geo. H. Williams, President of the Hon. Otis Kel‘holtz, Speaker of the Hon: Hon. Barnes Compton, State Ureasurer. J. Keating, State Comptroller, re. ‘Cal Hon. Ezra Whitman. fico Prince George's County, Md. auld-2w ing and Day School for'Young Ladies and Child- Ten. Opening, Sept. 20th. For Se Wer] at incderste rates. At 3:30 p. m. for Young a sduits. | Private tuition if desired. MWLLE V. PutD’ 1838 1 STREET NORTHWEST. Per month. SEPTEMBIR 5, -883. Pupils re- C. COLLIGKE, Principal ; iuiies from Washington, D. C., on Baltiinore aud Olio Including of nine months, commencing 20th September, including Governor William T. Hanuit in, president. J. M. Gwinn, Attorney General ler, B. Loring, U ‘Esq: en. Esra Whitman. Hon. Wilmot Johnson. For: particulars sen ie. Post address A. 3. SMITH: Presiacnt, College. Btath AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1537 1ST.N, W.—Board- and Drug * ores or Principal D Need WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE ‘Boarding snd Day x e ¥ - For Young Ladies and Children, will’ re-open Septem ‘or: full corps of experienced teachers. For Circuiars apply at the Institute, 1023 and 1027 1th oleect northwest, — ee ‘OWE’S BOOKKFEPING—ONE MONTH GUAR- sunod. ‘With penmaaotin’ Sten Sie tiathe oat ante other ager Setar eben, tern le ghee Homes ‘ “t ti for Ladies. Prof. G. W HOWE, fe diftinsinee ayl0 etd COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES, Iminston, | Delaware.—Superior advantares: ; forts and reasonable one instruction home con 4 WITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE’S ACADEMY FOR Young Men and boys Media, Penns: T2saiies from School your opens SEETEMBES Ire. very € even io Fixed. extra, ‘No incidental expenses. No ex Ine drinks. ‘One year ago I advertised our College as an insti- tal. HE CFDARS—A HOME SCHOOL Fok \« Ladies and Little Girix— will re- % ber 1. 11 is situated on the Heischts accesible by street cars rounds are extensive, thi Hiful. Terms moderate. MISSES EAGLE, 1916 3% . ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY Woman here ee ATOR % france 707 D st. Fourteetith sear. Piano, Oncan, Voice, Singing, Vioin, &e. Twelve teachers. Free adv BULLAMD. Director. 118-10" = —— — = Tue Races Fine Lysvaasc OMPANE, INSURES BUILDINGS AND PERSO AL PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY. temporarily, 1001 F street northwest, Will remove to ther penanent quorters, No. 1331 F etrect Rorthwest ae #00L as Fepaire are completed —about Sep- tember Ist. W. BEVERIDG", President. NM. 8. THOMP=ON, Vice President. THOS. HYDE. ‘Treasurer. FRANCIS B. MOHU, Secretary. ‘Trustees—M. W. Beveridve, ‘T. M. Hauison, Thos. Byde, Wm. H- Morrison, N. W. Burchell, E. 5. "Huten+ inson, Juo. Jay Knox, Johu Sherman, Win. 8. Thomp- son. 3vis-2m AMONG THE MANY INSURANCE ComPa ‘and associations doing business on the jcatwonement” plan, nove is 90 cert nly secured aexiued Joss or failure as tho MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIF ASSOCIATION, and certainly none bave proved so successful snd popular in so xhorta time ax this favored. concern. | The oldest authorities in insurance mutters have publicly and frequently commended {ts syetem as being a grea! at. p forward in the acienoe of Lite Lunar ance, its policy holders have on more than one Occasion expressed their confidence in its maniage- circulars, &c., cail at the office, 1509 Hat, KMIGHT. Mennger, t Set Brick Set Kanges, Latrobes and Furnaces, EStrobe, ‘Henze and Furnace itepa fatty. Ht ‘ape avd Furnace, Dg & apectoity. Roofing. Guttering and Spouting. a oa NOTICE TO ENGINEERS, ‘We now Lave in stock all the differexterades of Lubri- ‘Oils, and we desire to call your attention to the EL DORADO ENGINE OIL, which we cuarantee to take the place of the best winter strained lard off, st one-half the urioe Also, the which ig without doubt the best in use. Aleo, all grades of AXLE GREASE and LAUNDKY WAX. ‘These we are offering to the trade and con- sumers as the ageuts of the manafacturers, the stand- ard Oil Co., Cleveland, Obio. Cali and get samples. NX. A. POOLE & C0. au23-6t 937 Louisians avenue. Exim Rvsiers FOR FRUIT Jans at J. W. SCHAEFER’S, euls ‘NO. 1020 1TH STREET NORTHWEST, Saranese SCROLLS, FANS, ETO., and Decorative Pictures. J. Jay Gould, 421 9th st mh3 Or Doos Sromm. SRE Tae ce a os Rte ling cf Rowsand Arrows ou hand, WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, auls 228 Sevextu Steer Nonrn west. /HIRTS. ~ ‘New lot of the $1 WHITE #LAIN and FANCY Best in the city for the price. Cail oun 2 ALR au2s, 295 Penns trania avente, Wirtz Beaxpr, OLD CIDER VINPGAS, PURE SPICZB, GREEN GINGER. auts 1918 Tesospivante aveare, La