Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, Orrick OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasit!naton, D. C., Sept. 22, 1583, 10... For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather ex- €ept in extreme southern portions, local rains, Rortherly to easteriy winds, stationary or a slight fall in temperature. SPECIAL BULLETIN—THE WRATHER TO-MORROW. Cool and clearing or fair weather 1s indicated for the upper lake regton and northwest on Sun- Gay. Cool, fair weather ts indicated for New Eng- land and New York on Sunday. Local rains and partly cloudy weather are indicated for the south- ern states on Sunda: —- aT BANKRUPT Sate oF BOOTS AND SHOES Goods seliing Ge. on the dollar; L dies’ Slppers, Ie. and up; Catidres Spring Heels, 5; Lar-tip Button, 670; Solid Button S! Goat Button, 87 ‘s|_ Kid, worked button hole, $1.17; 's Fiue Caif Button Snoes, $1.87. 728 7th, bet. @ and H. 1 button shoes, at sses’ Sold school shoes, at $l. in kid, at $3. all the latest patterns, idles house Slippers, at 15¢. Burt's flne dress shoes, for gents and boys. ar gents fine ii lace or button, $242.50. Ali must be seen, as they are the best value In the elty. Siysneprer & Bro., 898 7th street and 3151 M street dry coods and carpet 50 and $2. Our ReMovar. of Strasburg house to $20 7th street, between H and L souve- Irs willbe given in exceedingiy low prices for Monday only. Ladies ossaine real indigo Diue evileo, 5c., worth 1e. Don’t miss the chance, as you will flud every day son Frssetu’s Ice Cream shipped anywhere out of town. thing athalt-price. AVE eyesight Adovars: Hempler’s, 453 Pa.ave Laptes, notice the dry Mh si. B.W., under the Norice!—Kets Kemethys, 1109 Pa. av., takes one doz. fine photes with one thirteenth painted, for $3. Woorpripe® pile ointment, thrush olntment. See Wanted Mis. + GRAND CeLeBRaTIoN!—Our twenty-first annual grand opening of fine boots, gaiters, slippers fini rubbers will be celebrate September 24th unttl October 8th by presenting ea caller with a handsome momento and by offering special Dargains in all departments. 1. HEILBRUN, 402 7th street. Sign: The Old Woman In Window. ‘Mrs. I. V. SLateR, of 9/1 F st. n. w., has just re- turned from New York with a choice and elegant Une of militnery, latest noveittes and Paris modes. Mus. T. B. Harnison (Eaton & Harrison) has been tn New York for some days past, securing for her lady patrons tue newest fashions in imported millinery. CasuMenns, 123g¢.; corsets, 5e.; Flannel, 7c., at Grodacad’s, ‘Tue coumrrree in charge of the German Bi-Cen- tennial celebration has decided to issue a call to e merchants aud manufacturers in the Dis- irict to take part. Tue Prizes ror tHe Reaatra.—Fine pictures of the Post the mere! ts’ cup, and the Mason 2up will be printed In the Sunday ‘Post. For sale everywhere. 1,000 thermometers at cost. Hempler’s,453 Pa.ave SOLOMON SUGENHEIMER has, by Mr. E. B. Hay, # Dill In equity against Eliz. Brown and ets for conveyance of lot 73, square 465. Host Goons at honest pri the motto that the thousanis to Hahn’s Rellabie Shoe House, S16 7th street and 1922 Pennsyivanix ave- me Shovs that will stand the weathor: Gent's $1.25 and $1.50 laced and gaiters. Gent's % and $250 fine button, laced and Con- gress. Gent's $2.50 double or stngte sole calf boots, Ladies’ 85-. ali leatier shoes. Ladies’ $1725 Olivette, button and laced. Ladies’ $1.50 fine goat and kid button. Boys’ and Girls Se, 2nd $1 ScuOO! shoes. ARLINGTON OLD R° Whisky, the finest extant, quart bottle. McGee's, gh, hear D. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps wil be lighted at 6:30 p.m. and extinguished at lam The advertisements of sales at auction, which Bre of untsual Inter-st at this season, will be found on pages s-ven and elght of to-day’ Star. Miss Eva Mills has been re-engaged at All Souls’ church ata saliry of $16) per annum. Prof. James Caulneld, of New York, has also been engaged as Organist and director of the choir. The Theater Comique will be re-opened next Week by the Rentz-Suntley company. Monsignor Capel will lecture atthe Nattonal Thester one week from to-morrow night, Suuday, September 30th, on the “Present Aspect of Relig: lous Bellet in Enghind.” Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, agcomnunted by her son, Lonard Gartleld Spencer, has gone to Loutsvilie. Ky., to attend the tenth’ national conference of chafittes and corrections, September 26th to 30th. Mrs. Spencer ts delegste of the Associated Chari- Ges of this District ‘The last day’s session will be tn Mammoth Cave, Ky. William H. Brown, for the us of the People’s Mutual Live-stock Insurance company, of Baltt- more, Md., yesterday entered suit against J. Brad. ley Adams “to recover £00 damages for a horse killed in June lest by being struck by the shafts of Mr. Adams’ carr. he distinguished New York : of dramatic action, will f this falland winter. Those Wishing to } emselves in this art will avail {hemecives of this opportuuity. Present address ig, LL ‘The opening lecture of the course for 'e3-’84 o! the National College of Pharma 1 ce mday evening att ation bu'iding, of 43¢ street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 7 The public are Invited. The Manaxers of the Dime Museum have cap- tuced the “Gtints on their bri They Will appear In the Museum on Mon: night. An Innovation at ran chure Js the intr lish. eeting of letter-carrters n to be Known as the Ler-carriers? assortail Cla! und social p elected te st night an or- Vashington Let- " was formed for b: Etelin arrested Washing. ton Triplett. on felon of being implicated WD ion pamed Mackey, who was committed to Jali a few days ago cliarged with robbing a sat Wm. A. Freeman Lodge, F., has elected the wurter: Robt. ¥. A. Stewart, Theo. Williams, N. The te No. 2,099, G. U. 0. of O. ug officers for the next P. E. Thoraton, V. G. Watson, P Joseph Morrisc Z tons in money "have Been and Made toth politan Industrial since Septem- ber Sd: Jas Latette and Co He Sari Spencer, fell, Mrs. A.J H. Gupin, Mrs, J. H. Hoimes, Me M. Keating, Mrs Dav Deate, Mrs Judze O'Conner, Mrs. Smith, $1 © ‘The ninth annual convention of the W Christin Temperance Union of the I open Bext Tuesday at 10 a.m. at th x. h, corner 4¥ and C stree tir Llerles Will be represented. mokl delegates, including the superintendents ats of Work. Each dete 1s requested to | Mbbou, and be on hand at 10 au. ———— mapany fi jus Beard.” +ny Is best a age Burnand The sue burkesque of mm, ais ¢ has be creased. Ith tion of Miss Alice Ish songstress and cultivated actress of the le type and of cood Merit otherwise, Mr. Denham has been replie-d ‘by Mr. S-ymour, Who ts not only a good singer but a good actor. Other operas will be given during the Week, and the opening of the season will, no doubt, be a crowded one. a Kare Craxton at rue Nationa HEATER. —That Stalwart Gli melodrama, “The Sea of Ice,” wil! be Preduced at the National on Monday night, with Aliss Kate Claxton tn the dual character of Oga- Fite and Louie de Lascours. ‘The piece 1s beaull- ounted, and seme of the seenle effects are tully realistic in their way. Miss Claxton, 4 an actress who ts always interesting, and though Tals part ts not quite In the line that she has here- fofore assumed, she has nevertheless attracted crowded houses in Philadelphia, and received the Unanimons pralse of the critics there. Mr-Chatles Stevenson. a tuished actor of the Unton Square School, will support her, aided by an excellent company. —— ARREST OF A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER —Yester- morning Eugene Foster was found In the yard Of @ school tn East Washington acting in a suspt- lous manner. He told the officer that he had becn With a cireus, and Was on his way to his home at Eimtra, N.Y." A pistol was found on him, and he ‘Was arraigned in the Poltce Court to-day on the charge of carrying concealed weapons, and 1n de- fauit 0° $20 fine he was sentc:own. The detectives Delieve that Foster Is here for some crooked pur. pose, aud have had their eyes on him for several 4 —— : Exonrp atep.—This morning,in the Police Court Juage Spell, the case of David Custard, who a few @ays ago Was fined for carrying a concealed ‘Weapon, was reopened. Custard was arrested on Suspicion of a larceny of a pet gp but as This case could not be made out, the charge of Sonceaied weapons was preferred, with the above result. This morning Judge Sacll toox up the @ase, and, being sat! that the rezor was. ©. Stewart, machinist, ¥ oo Thursiay met with a I press, by which tue ¥ Dart of bis arm brass Glings. employed in the navy @severe accident at aril through the and found was filed with ‘The City Markets, A DEMAND FOR GOOD BUTTER—FRUITS AND VEGE- TABLES IN ABUNDANCE—OTHER FEATURES OF THE ‘WEEK. ‘The prices current of the Washington wholesale markets vary little from last week’s prices, Flour is quiet and transactions are limited, seemingly awaiting heavier receipts from the mills, Wheat 4s lower, with corn and oats steady. Offerings in hay and straw are liberal, and prices have not changed. Good butter ts in better demand and higher, Creameries and New York fine dairies are up. Western butters are reported to be run- ning very poor and not wanted. It ts rumored that there are oleomargarine and other imitations creeping Into our markets. Some few good Samples of roll butter are sellin, but it is scarce and will be until cooler weather. Eggs are scarce: and in fair demand at % cents per dozen, In large lots. The cheese market holds its own as to price, no change being noted except a growing demand for the Dest grades. This remark holds true in al- most every edible article prepared by human agency and offered for sale in our markets—tne best grades are sought for all the time, VEGETABLES. In vegetables the supp!y keeps pac? with the de- mand. Irish potatoes sell from $1.59 to $2 per bar- Tel. The early crops are still in market, and are not so chotce as In the early season. The falland winter crop will soon be coming tn, and they give promise of abundance and better quality than the early crop. It is thought that there wiil be a rise In potatoes shortly. Cabbages are plentiful, and reasonable tn prices, running from $4 to $8 per hundred. Green corn holds out well; some of the best of the season can be purchase’ at this time. Itissold tn large lots from $8 to $12 a hundred dozen. Onions are very fair in quuity and reason- able in price—the average belug $2.50 per barrel. ‘The markets are ste ty for all kihds of dried fruits, and there is no difficultp In making sales of any KAT FRUITS AND ORANGES. Green fruits hold out well and find ready sales, especially flne cooking and eating apples, peaches and grapes. Apples vary in price from $1.50 to $3 per barrel; peaches, 50 cents to $1.25 per bushel box. Damsons are just now much inquired after ani sell for $3.50 to $4 per bushel box. Concord grapes are in the height of popularity, selling for #6 to $7 per hundred pounis. Pears are plentiful and good, from 50 cents to $1.50 per bushel box. Watermeions are on the ragged edge of the sea- son, but are still in demand among retail dealers at from $5 to $20 per hundred. ‘Tomatoes are plen- tifml and good at 25 cents per box. Oranges are very scares, but lemons hoki out very well, prices Tanying from $2.50 to $5 per box; bananas, $2 to $3 per bunch. ‘There are some new cranberries from Cape Cod selling at the rute of $12 per Darrel. ‘The sales of fresh meats are fair. Receipts of western Aressed beet not quite so abundant. Hindquarters range from 9 to 11; forequarters, 6 to7; lamb, bY carcass, 10 to 11; mutton, 7 to 9; Veal 9 to 11 cents; veal calves are 5 to 7 cents per pound on noof. In cured or smoked meats there Is no change. peta ee A GRAND SaLE.—A Sale of rare excellence 1s now advertised by Thomas Dowling. to take place next Wednesday, September 26th, at hts auction rooms, comprising a superb collection of Turkish carpets and rugs, with many specimens entirely new to this market. There are about forty large carpets of beautiful design and color. ‘Tle antique Da- ghistan and Camels’ Hair carpets are of unusual size and exquisite in texture, color, design, and marvelousiy preserved as to antiquity—the whole forming one of the most valuable and desirable collections ever sent to this city. They will be on view Monday and ‘Iuesday of the coming week. ‘THe Navionat Universtry Law Scnoor—The trustees of the National University Law School have made peeunlary arrangements for the pur- chase of ground and the erection of a building spectaliy adapted to the requirements of the in- sUtution, Several sites are under consideration, but as yet no selection has been definitely m: ‘The seliool will remain in its present quarters (926 F streei) for the present term, since the new edifice can not be completed besore next summer. phat escalate RTICLES OF FURNITURE.—Mr. Dowling will sell on Monday, for the Russlin con- sul general, at 1437 L street _nortuwest, some Satz or Fixe very Vuiuable articies of furniture. a Ox rae E1ontn Pace to-day will be found a strikinz and instructive {ilustration of the compa- Fative Worth of the various kinds of baking pow- ders now in the market. = a = Currs.—The Troy laundry, Tyssowski Brothers, corner 15th and @ streets, ‘advertise In another column that they will laundry cuffs and collars at two cents per patr. It will be done in first-class style and sent every Monday. fi — Mus. I. E. C. Coutrere’s day schoo 26. COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS. ROYAL. (Absolute! GRANT’ (Alun Lowder RUMFORD... ..... (Phosphate) fresh, REDHEADS... CHARM.. CONGRESS. ......0eeeseees oe HECKER'S. GILLET'S. HANFORD'S, when not fresh... ANDREWS & CO. (contains alam). (Milwaukee). “Regal? * : BULK (Powder sold loose). ‘. RUMFORD'S, when not fresh. REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS, As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Meyal Baking Powder. “Thave tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the open market, and find {t com- posed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a cream of tartar powder of a hich degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other ipju- rious substances. . G. LOVE, Ph. D.” “It is ascientific fact that the Royal Baking Por absolutely pare. H. A. MOTT, Ph. “I bave made a caroful examination of the | Baking Powder, and have €ound it to be a perfectly pure article, Itis s!together wholesome, and free from TH, Ph., D., University of Pennsylvania.” “The Royal Baking Powder recetved the highest award over all competitors at the Vienna World's Ex- position, 187: at the American Institute, and at State Fairs through- out the country. Norg.—The above Dracnax illustrates the compara- tive worth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical ABasyeie aud experiments made by Prof. Sched'er. A one-pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical tent for worth by Prof. Schedler only proves what every ‘observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs a few cente per pound more than the ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, besides affording the advantage of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will con vince any fair-minded person of these fats. * All alum powders, no matter how high their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous. eep22 66) Loop-Foop" Is THE SUGGESTIVE NAME often given to Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, because of ite biood-enriching qualities, i bes AYER'S PILLS AND BE CURED. MISERY 4s mi'd word to describe the mischief to body and mind caused by habitual constipation. The regulsr ‘use of Aycr’s Cathartic Fills in mild doses will restore the torpid viscera to healthy action, ee) Saranzse scouts, vANa ETO. and Decorative Pictures, Jay Gould, £21 9th st ml ‘The Courts. Propars Count—Judge Blea Gl iT ee James H. bee pete to the orphans Evans; petition lowance for wards and allowance increased. Estate of R. ‘T. Shaw; petition of R.A. Phillips and additional allowances for services. Esial of Waterman Palmer; answer of Richard McAllister filed with aMidavits, proot of services of order of September 14 petition and order discharging rule. Estate of Samuel Kirby; proof of publication fled, will and codical fully proved and admitted, letters testa- mentary granted to A. B. Claxton, bond $80,000. Estate of J. G. Killian; petition of Elizabeth ‘Kil- lian, widow, to strike certain articles from the in— Ventory filed. Several accounts of guardians were approved and passed. ae Alex: ria Affaire Reported for Tae Evexrxo Stan. OYSTERS TO GRAIN.—The steam dredge has com- pleted the work of deepening the old oyster dock hear the foot of Prince st ‘The water in the docks has now a depth of fifteen feet at low water. ‘The remodeled dock is hereafter to be used as & grain dock tn connection with Mr. McVeagh’s Warehouses. DsaTH.—Mr, John B. Fossett, long the ticket agent of the C. and O. railroad ‘on Pennsylvania avenue, near 6tli street, died at his home here yes- terday and will be buried to-morrow. He hasbeen connected with railroads all his life, except a briet period when he held a position under the House of epresentatives, Fvsiic WatrPixg.—There was another whipping at the station house yesterday. Robert Johnson, a colored boy, convicted of stealing, elected to be Wwhlpped rather than go to jail or the chain gang, and be was accoruing}y ashi Rerortrr’s Notks.—W. P. Young, of Washing— toa, bought a handsome gelding at the stock salé on Kose Hill, near Rapidan, last Friday.— The Alexundrians in attendance upon the Lou- doun fair have returned.——The steamer Mat- tano was launched from the ways at the lower shipyard to-day rully repatred.—On Monday morning next the clerk of the city school board will resume the granting of permits to enter the ubli¢ schools —The frame house in the rear of r. Powell's residence on Washington and C.me- ron’s street, has been purchased by him for $600, ana will b= torn down so as to extend eastward the grounds of his residence.—The city council Will not elect _@ successor to Policeman Crump, Tesigned. untih the second Tuesday of October. — New thee at the uniforms have not yet been prepared for in ganz.—There are three patients only tirmary. Beauty Soar. To keep the pores open, the oil glands and tubes ac- tive, and thus furnish an outlet for impurities in the rep:ration and blood which csuse humiliating lotches, blackheads and minor skin blemishes, especi- ally of infants; to cleanse, whiten and Leauttiy the «kin, remo . freckles, sunburn and ouy matter; to keep the hands so t, white and free from chaps aud’ rough- hess, prevent Contacious «kin and sealp diseasss, and to provide aa exquisite skin beautifier and toilet, bathand nursery sinative, redolent with delicious flower odors and Curicuna ‘hesline balsams, use the CUTICURA Soap. Indorsed by physiciana and chemists as abso- Intely pure and hixhly medicinal. Sales 1881 and 1832, 1,000, 000 cakes. NoW IS THE TIME To cleanse the blood when you find its impurities burst- ing through the ekin in bieiguriug Blotches, Tort ing Humors, Boils and sores abse it When you are Fey- erish, Bowels Coustipated, Urine High-colored and ed and fermentive nor, bebility pervade the system. { lense it when you l-ck your accustomed vigor. Keep the blood pure, tne Bowels open, the Urine free from sediment, aud health will abide with you. To accom plish this great work none of the Wary sarsaparilla, or other blood purifiers can poasibly equal the CurI- cuRa KesoLvENT, the New Blood Purifier, Diuretic and aperient. THE HERITAGE OF WOE. Misery, shame and agony, often beqneathed as a sole legacy to chiidren by parents, ie neglected Scrofuta. ‘To c.eauae the biood of this hereditary poison, and thus xe.vove the most proiific cause of hunan sulfer.nec; to cuear the skin of Disticuring Rumors, Itching Tortnr s, Humiiat ng crnuptions and Loathsome Sores caused bY it; to purify and beautify the Skin, and restore the Hair s0 that uo trace of the disease remains, CUTICURA KE- vt, th» New Blood Purifier, ond Curicura aud HA SOAP, the creat Skin Cures and Beausifers, ible. ‘They are the om.y remedies that eueveed fans and «i other means fail. Sold by all Price: CULICURA, 00 cents; RESOLVENT, 5 cent. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. §2"Sen/ for *‘How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 6 conts. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form cf Catarrh. from a simple Head Cold.or Influenza, to the lo . ‘Taste. and Hearing. Cough, Bran- ehitis ai Hut Coustmpion. Complete’“l reat f, $1. Soid by all drugwists. sepld Pp. ‘atats Kovan. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ALOT OF IMPORTED JERSEYS, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE VERY LOW PRICES AS QUOTED BELOW: ‘The Best JERSEY in the Market at $2.40, Fine CLOTH JERSEY, with CUFFS, at ¢2.93, Fine BRAIDED JERSEY at $3.68, Fine JEUSEY, Plated Back, with Bow, at $3.98, Handsome JERSEY, Braided Back and Front, with CUFFS and BOW, at $5.98, ‘There is no JERSEY IMPORTED can equal our FRENCH TRIMMED. Itis very Fine, with or without POCKETS, at $6.98. ALL OUR JERSEYS JUST RECEIVED ARE CLOSE AND HEAVY-WEIGHT, FOR THE FALL TRADE. PPP, A IT ,SBS;, Pep AE dds ng 6 PPP AAL AA I'SSSg BP AAAL ABAIIC § Po AT ALLLLA™ AU Sgss! RRR OOY YAR ~ RRO OY ¥ sab R ROO ¥ A ALLL sep13 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FRM OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY GOuDs. Real Laces, Parisian Neckwear, Trimming Laces and Dress ‘Trimmings. Best Makes French Corsets, Designs in Silk and Cloth Wraps. ye in uew styles and colors, made exclusively to jer. M. WILLIAN, TCite Trevise, Paris. _907 Pennsylvania avenus. Feathers dyed and recurled equa! to new ones. sepl1 Axe You Trev Ofclothing talk? Porhapsso. Yet, with all our telling some may need to be told. Last month you didn't neod a new auit. This month youdo. It follows, therefore, that this month you've an interest in CLOTHING that you hadn't last. Hence, the continual telling. Ncw our Fall and Winter stock in OVERCOATS and SUITES are complete. It embraces everything New, Staple and Fashionable; and remember that we cannot be beat for fair dealing, as we are the only House in the city that gives yous GUARANTEE IN WRITING. WE SHOW ONLY CORRECT NEW YORE CITY STYLE. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, (7 SEVENTH STREET, eepld We Anz Orrenxa NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES, And are selling single and double Swing GAS BRACKETS, ‘In Brass and Gilt, at 40 and 50 cents each, and other goods proportionately low. We have a line of COOKING RANGES ‘at various ‘Prices, from $8.50 to $150, IRON TILE FIRE-PLACES, with BRASS FRAMES, from $12.50 to $75, BRASS ANDIRONS, from $5, 60 to $60 per pair. PORTABLE BUCKET GRATES, from $5 to $50, PARLOR GRATES, from $10 to $100. G48 BURNERS and GLOBES at LOW PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, D° NF ST8M Par gree WITH VIOLENT CATHARTICS THAT RACK AND TEAR AND WEAKEN THE UNFORTONATE In- VALID. BUT TONE THE STOMACH, RELIEVE THE BOWELS, REGULATE THE LIViR, AND REFRESH THE NERVES WITH TARGANTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT WHEN THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF ILLNESS APPEAR. A MORE DELIGHTFUL EFFERVESCENT DRAUGHT I8 NOT TO BE FOUND, AND A MORE POTENT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION. NERVOUS HEADACHE, COLIC, AND GENERAL DEBILITY DOES NOT EXIST. BOLD BY ALL DEUGGISTS. eepls ————— CITY ITEMS. Galvano-Magnetic Treatment of Dis- ease, ESTABLISHED IN BALTIMORE, 1881, HAVING GROWN STEADILY IN-PUBLIC FAVOR, 18 NOW IN FULL POS- SESSION OF THE PATRONAGE IT DESERVES. CALL AND EXAMINE, Public attention ts called to the following evi- dence, proving (notwithstanding the verdict of the skeptical to the contrary) that there fs “some- tuing new under the sun,” and that, too, which confers the greatest of blessings upon a suffering world—the means of securing and retaining health. In announcing our triumph we make no ‘war upon physicians or others dispensing rellet to the afflicted, be that relief ever so slight. We In this, the most ; ublic manner possibie, in- vite eriuicism, rigid examination into the merits and demerits of our system of cure, and ask a cureful pubilc to make comparison between the different methods, and choose that path which in their Judgment is the most secure. Our treatment never harms, produces no shocks or unpleasant sensations, 1s administered carefully and with a thorough understanding of the forces employed. Beard and Rockwell,the latest authorities on elec- tric and magnetic sctence, announce that “it Is not so much those forces that afford the best re- Suits as the manner of applying them,” and this We prove beyond doubt by the surprising increase in the uniformity of results attendant upon our treatment as our knowledge increases through practical contact with cases the most severe. Our treatment consists tn outward application entirely, and acure results froma healty growth of the solids and repair of the wastes of the body; +tim- ulation without reaction; giving always;' never depleting the system; sometimes maintaining a status quo OF sameness of condition for weeks to- gether in order tat nature may assert Itself, and a cure ts yielded because of the natural- ne-8 0f the Treatment. We in no Instance sell belts or bands without closely watching the case, fearing to leave the purchaser at the mercy of the most powerful and dangerous of the elements, Advice and full directions how to apply the m: Zines of force we employ accompany each Treat- ment, and this intelligent administration effects the restoration more crrtainly than an accumula- ton of raw material could possibly do. Qualtty vs. Quantity and Quantity vs. Quallty ae both considered In our school of practic», viewing each and allin the pecullar relation they bear to the object sought—good health, long life and an eco- nomical, agreeable and certain mode of securing this state. eee ssulta tion! free at our offices or home of pa- ten: Pamphlet containing many testimonials and much «niormation sent or given upon application. E. A. Parsons & Co., N.E. cor. Lexington and Liberty stre-ts, Balti- more, and 9223 F street nortiwest, Washinzton, D.C. Wasiington office hours froin 8 to 12 a. 10. and 2to8 p. m., Sunday excepted. Triumphs of Galvano-Magnetic Treat= ment in Washington. “I REGARD MY CURE NEXT TO A MIRACLE.”—WASH- INGTON LATTER FROM GEN. J. W. BARNES. WasixcTon, D. C., 1014 F strect northwest. Mxssrs. E. A. Parsons & Co,, northeast corner Lexington and Liberty stre:ts, Baltimore—Sirs: My cas» Was a coinpiication or disesses; physical and nervous prostration, stiff and swollen joints, and rheumatic gout,with kidney affeet:on theprime cause, of long standing. Any one who suffered as I did, ahd found suc’ wond rrul rellef, 1n sixty days ‘use Of your magnetic treatm-nt, with no inconve- nience, will not hesitate to let the world know of the great remedy, and power of your GaLvaNo- Maoyeric Cure. f am still wearing the force day and night, and feel the comfort every day. Con- sidering my axe (65), the long-standing and deep- seated diseases and’ thelr complications, I rezard my cure as next toa miracle. My frien 1s who see me now and saw me 60 days ago, wonder af the change and improvement. I have used nothing but your appliuners, and think Go. [ever found therm. Yours gratetully, James W. BARNES. Something About Gentlemen’s Hats. Latest Fall Style Broadway Silk Hot, $5. Splendid line Biack and Brown Suft Hats, Very nice fashionable Derbys, $2, $2.50, Stetson’s and other makes fine Sot Hts, Men’s good working hats, 75:,, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Boy’s Derbys, tn all colors, $1, worth $1.50. sienty of Boys’ and Children’s School Hats at pB0e:'and 75, (including Derbys and Telescopes,) at Lewis’, 920 7th street, b-low Mt. Vernon square, “Hescue the Perishing.” It was a peri-hing baby. The pale, puny child lay almost lifeless on the pillow, the victim of malaria and summer complaint. ‘the old nurse who dropped in to xive the dying child her last blessing happ- ned to ask, “have you tried Perry Davis’ Pain Killer?” ‘They had not thought of ti, but got some at once, Next day baby wus better. Before the week was out he was well. Pain Killer saved him, Are Your Rubber Coats Waterproof? That ts a question I am frequently asked, and I frankly say that it 1s diflenlt to answer’ when stated so broa‘tly. It must be answered in detall, Thave Men’s Gossamer coats for # that I do not warrant. For $2.50 [ can furnish one that will not leak, unless it be tou small and so stretch under the strain to witch 1t may be subjected, destroy- ing the continutly 0. coating, or if not’ continu- ously exnosed. For $4 or $5 I can give a thin coat that will prove satisfactory except where there will be severe strain or ebrision. Heavy coats, from 2 to $5, are strong, and will not leak. There 1s one sort of leakage, howev-r, from Which no coat 13 free—leakage from within. A condensa- tion of the tinpercepuble perspiration cannot be guarted aginst; 1t may be less ned to some ex- tent by getiing a loose-fitting garment which will Permit Ventilstion, ‘The motst, warm air eseapes through crdinary clothing, but'as it cannot pene- trate the rubber It condenses on the Inner surf ice Of the cout, Just as the coid water on the inside ot @ pitcher condenses the moist atmosphere sur- rounding icon its outer surface, the two opera- tions being Identical in principle, but. reverse In action, Ihave coats of various textures and Weights, answering various purposes. from $2 to Seach. Geo. C. Hi @, 410 7th street, Roger's silver-plated ware, at Prigg’s, Bogerts Vegetable Cough Syrap is a certain cure for Whooping cough. No case of failure in 20 years. The Mortality Among Infants, arising chiefly from food deficient In nutriment and diMcuit of digestion, may be avoided in a great measure by the use of Meilin’s Food, the only Teal substitute for mothers’ milk. A trial will prove its value. Sold by all druggists, Hats for Boys, Mats for Young Men, Hats tor old men; vesutiful new fall styies at our usual low prices.” Auerbaci’s, 7th and H. An Effective Medicine for kidney diseases, low fevers and nervous prose tration, and Well worthy of a trial, ts Brown's Iron Bitters. RvsiMone, Onto—Dr. A. Page says: “I have pres'ribed Brown’s Iron Bitters in several ine Stances, und in each case oblained good results.” Chorsvitie, ALA.—Dr. W. Carter says: “I have used Brown's’ Iron Bitters 10 my own family for indigestion with great benefit.” : Bazar Dressmaker, Tilustrating latest styles for ladies and children, 15e.; by mall, 20c.; at Opperheimer’s, 528 9th Street, St. Cloud, No Need for Complaint. Buti you are fond of good Bread and Rolls ask Cas grocer for the only genuine Compressed east, made by Fielschmann & Co,, successors t0 Gaff, Fleischmann & Co., and be sure that our yeast 1s bearing our signature,Fielschmann & Co., As our yeast 18 not sold without our label. under ‘no circumstances. Cull for the genuine articie, Factory Depot 1112 15th street. C. Denexas, Agent. Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts for men and boys, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. Lundborg’s Perfames, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rosa Dandroff Is Revovep By THE Use OF Cocoarng, And tt stimulates and promotes the growth of the ‘Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best, tn the your for house vermin aroupon. as, Aurast in the for hot no Us, and September. ‘Spread Hunts. Insect ‘Powder Dientii ize what comfort means; ly, and cents by all draggists, Saxony Wool GermanHand-knit Jackets for men and boys at Auerbach’s,7th and H. It Is im Great Favor. Physicians employ Speer’s ete practice tn ‘all cases where a wine is, called for, and do all in thelr power fo foster and encoura; its production. is in great favor ingtou cities ana anally wine aud tov oveadie oe asa ts. For sale by On Thirty ‘Trial. ‘Tho Voltaic Belt Cu, Mi Mich., will Celebrated” oltaio” Beles Electro-' Seat Sey cee ese mnteeting guar- Gy plete restorat! health ana manly vigor ‘Addiess. a3 above NB No vik ts urred, ay thirty days’ ben ale ‘Not necessarily a showy woman. Sometimes a very A brightly beaming eye. A sunshiny countensce. A Aight, clastic step. A hearty hand-shake. A free and A beautiful woman is @ healthy woman; and s ‘Happily that fashion has run out. If a woman is 50 ‘There are many women who look pale, and forlorn, are thin too. Their backs ache, and they havea great ‘they are never without pain. They are not comfortable meal. Beauty does not proceed entirely frgm external walk will tell the tale of suffering and woe. Dyspepsia which always leaves the impress of its pain in con ‘The lady who wants to appear healthy and beautiful by smearing the face with powders and unguents and poisons which injure and even ruin the skin, leaving it blood; which corrects the torpid liver and eets it at dyspeptic stomach, and generally sets the system to Ladies ought to beware of some of those mischievous Preparation of fron is that which enters into the compo imparts to the lady's check that healthy glow indicative bottle, and can be had of every respectable druggist. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1883—DOUBLE SHEET. A BEAUTIFUL WIG REA retiring one. No haughty airs, nor lofty manners, nor plump and healthy cheek. A generous expression. A courteous welcome, ‘healthy woman is besutifal. Onoo it was the fashion fortunate as to have good health she is not ashamed to and debilitated, and nervous, who might as well have many nervous pains. They are sufferers from constant either asleep or awake. They seldom enjoy @ good causcs, If tho vital organsand the dizestive machinery. isa foo to beauty. Bo te bea Blood. Bo isa diseased spicuous lines below the eyos. oust really bo healthy in order that she may be beau the various so-called beautifiera which are sold for rough, harsh and unsightly. Let them alone. Try work; which clears the complexion and removes the rights, Prepsrations of fron which spoil the teeth, and vex the sition of Brown's Iron Bitters. Thinassimtlates withthe of strength and happincss, Mention, if you please, to ——————e——— CITY ITEMS. Pure Grape Cider at Chr. Xander’s, No. 911 7th street northwest. Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice,roaches Ded-bugs, Dies, ants, moles, chipuiunks, gophers Pure Grape Cider at Chr. Kander’s, No. 911 7(u street northwest. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologna, “Alderney Dair; Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, Sc. per qt. Cream, 15¢. pint. ————————————————s DIED HILTON. At8: P. mi., on September 21, 1883, of apei lexy, GHARLES E. HILTON, in the fifty-fourth year of his axe. Funeral from the Congregational Cnurch, corner Tenth aul G strets northwest, on to-morrow (un- ), at 3 o'clock p.m. Services at his late residence, ). 405 East Capitol street, at 2 o'clock p. m. = Wagons.” PARKER, On September, 224, 1893. RACHAEL E., daughter of C. H. and ker, aved five Inonthe and ture weeks. Funeral will take p ace from paren‘a residence, No. 903 F wirect southwest, to-morrow (Sunday), at 3: P-m. Friends and re.atives are invited to attend. * SIZER. Suddenly, on September 20th. 1883, at 6:20 8. m., EDWIN L. SiZ:R, in the thirty-first year of his age. In the midst of life we are in deatn. Funeral from the residence of his parents, 419 9th streets southweat, on -unday, September - 3d, at 2:30 Bm Holatives sud friends fespectfuly invited to at- ud. || WALKER, Denarted this life, on Wednesday even. ine, ~ep.ember 19, 1883, at 5 o'clock p. m., Mrs, Mary E. Walk 1, belovea wité of Kev. William’ J. Walker, pastor of Shiloh japtist Church. Her funeri will to-morrow, Sunday, Sep. tem! ck p. m., from the Bere n B street, Letween Laud M streets northwest. ‘The relatives and friew sare respectfully ipvited to “trend. it* COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—A SACKIFICE—BEAUIIFOL STOCI Dairy and Grain Farm, 365 ecres. 14 m. from Wash: ington (<plendid road jonteomery co., Md., 250 in high state of ‘4:10 ings 10 re), barns and AUCTION SALES. § & Re imperious frown, nor sarcastic encer. A pleasantamile, akin soft.as velvet, emooth as ilk and free from blemish, for women to want to be pale, and delicate, and languid. Iet it be known. good health and enjoy it. Their Mood ts thin, and they headaches, ‘Some of these good women tells yp that night's rest, nor do they know the pleasure of a hearty e ‘are not in good working onler the countenance and the iver, Soare aching nerves. Bo isa troublesome head tifal, There is no wee of trying topnt on amock beauty external application. ‘These things often contain Brown's Iron Bitters, which purifies and enriches the outward blemishes; which works radical reform in the stomach an@ make tho hesd ache. The only safe blood, giving the corpuscles their rich red color, which every lady that Brown's Iron Bitters costs but a dollar a _DRY GOODS. TP TOMAS DOWLING aucconeer. OF RICH PARLOR, CHAMBER, AUCTION Ar, . AND 'G-ROOM FURNITURE. On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TW Ty. NTH, 1883, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, I shail eell.at the residence of a zeutieman leavin for Enrope, No. 1824 Jefferson Place, between 18th and 19th streets, northwest, ali of his elegant furniturc, comprising in part: Very baodsome Mant ie heh ras. Very b ndsome Varior Chairs, finely upholstered. Ebony Table with gilt tracings. Handsome Dwarf, Book Case, with curtains and mir- ‘a splendid picce.) ronzes an { cther fine ornaments. Tables, Lounj é Window Hans! (-} “ens Sideboard. Mahogany Extension Diniug Table. Ash and Oak | ining Chairs. fold Mahogany 1 nglish Buffet; elocant, French Plite Mantel Mirro Elecant Engl.sh Dinner Service. Handsome Tea and Coffee Sets. Elewant Cut Glass Wari Walnut Hattree; Ebon: i Walnut Chiffonier; Table Cioths. Dachistan rand other Ruze. ‘Handsome Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany Chamber Furniture. Fine Hair Mattrasses, Pillows and Bolsters. spreads Biaukets, Comforts, &e, ravines, Willow Rocking Chaife, Kitchen Requisites, &e., &o. This house is Dansleomely furnished and after the axel French style, and should command the attention of Parties desiriiie first-class : ie Fr 8. irniture will be on view day prior to sale from. tili FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ‘sop 22-dts rpuomas DOWLING, Aucnoneer. ASSIGNEES’ BALE. CONTINUFD AND CLOSING 8\LE OF BALANCE CHARD H.W. REED, No. OF STOCK OF 6 F STKERT, COMPRISING ALL HIS FINE WINES AND 1 8, EMBRACING CHAM- NES, SCH LIQUEKS ASD RETS, WINES, BURGUN! DIALS, BRANDIES, WHISKIES, GI SHERRE MADEIRAS, ING! WOOD AND ALL FIRST-CLASS. snghgattention of hotel keepers and doslers is called to s sale Artso, ALL THE FINE _SILVER-MOUNTED COUNTER AND WALL CASES, MIRRORS AND FIXTUKES, POGETHER WITH THE CONTENTS OF CEL- On WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH, 1883, commencing at TEN GCLOCK. at the above store, all the Ane Liquors and ‘Wines will b> old. Tere as in former advertisement. GEORGE C. PAYNE,? #0: 22-3 THOS. J. MYEUS, "§ Aesienees. a bui'ding compet fiuely watered, fenced, fruited ai Ftorés; Be. Awo wtock and implements for running, complete. Sold to close an estate, or traded in part for Washinton property, at creat bargain. a ME, DRESS Ee (FOR SALE—59 ACRES of good Jand and 6 ra0m hi ywo, between Mr. Brad ley's and Mr. Wa is. Apply to Mr. WHITE, 12th and M streets uorthwest. au2l-im* about 7 acres; corneroi 7th street road and Whit- aay avenue; commedions house; arge barn; convenient out-buildiuie; fine lawn; good water. inquire on prem- red?-¥ 12, Prota rullroad; 1 m. from P.O. ; wchoo', oburche: W. E. BUKF KD, 604'F st, now, ous on the Brookville Toad, two iniles from Tenley VOR SALE—A HANDSOME ( OUNTHKY SEAT OF fees, or 634 Pennsy Je28-3m DENTISTRY. and i sts. now. gums, alleviates pain of extracti: Artificial teeth inserted. Gas given, Charges mod- erate. sepll KR. 8. 1. SCOTT, D! NTIST, WOULD RESPECT- fully inform bis friends and patrons that be will tice of his profession at 1207 F street ptember first, ‘au23-1m* R. DUKE, DEN: 15 14TH STREET NOKTH- weet. utiful sets of ‘Teeth aud a perfect fit. ‘Lecth filled for $1. Extracting without pain, 50 cents: All operations warranted. y5-6m" R. HAR'TLEBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNSYL- Cclleve, Philadelphia, having purchased my office and residence, has resumed practice. I confi- dently reco the public generally asa dentist of un Be CARMAS, Dentis:, 1015 14th RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- eerted immediately after extracting natural teeti ¥ ita epi M methods and skill in all bran 3 1921 F street northwest. De ARPA var NS. DeNtisr, 428 7th etrect northwest, over Bailantyne's Book Btore. Gold tilings @ speciaity. Gas «iveu day or night. a5 Dr Mi A ALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 497 7 a etic, used Filling a special strect, threo doors from coruer E. ” Dentistry in all its branches, ‘Leeth ineerteu $7 per wet. All work war- ranted. janly poos DOWLING, Auctioneer, VERY HANDSOMELY CARVED ROSEWOOD RIGHT PIANO (MADE BY COLL: LARD, OF LONDON). TWO ELEC PLATE MANT MIKROKS, WAL PARLOR SUITE, VEKY HEAVY Wal. CLOLH PARLOR SUITY: UHREE-PLY CARPETS, WINDOW HANGINGS, TWO FINELY FIN Db WALNUD DWAKF WALNUT. T. CHAMB: R AND BO: STEKS, HANDSOME LNUT PILLAR i NE SCAT AND UP- , LOUNGES, CHKOMO: ENGLISH SHO! GUN AND HUNTING HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN REQUISILES, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY- EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residence of a lad; deciinins housekeeping, No. 1605 I trect northwest, shal sel) a very su) erior collection of hou-ehoid effects, sep22 dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. J.T COLDWELL, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERTOR HOUSEHOLD FIR. NITURE, IN USE ONLY ONE YEAR, COMSIS' NG IN "Pal HANDOME, PAKLOR A BER TWENTY- EN O'CLOCK a. M declining housekeeping, 30 New York avenue, the above described house: ideflects. ‘Ihis sale 18 worthy the attendauce of housekeepers and dealers. s VARKER & TOWNSHEND, ‘Ate Real Fstate Brokers, No. 1418 F street, Exxrnaorpisary Bia Banaarxs IN A TEN-QUARTER (10-4) BLEACHED SHEET- ING COTTON, FQUAL £0 Pe QUOT, at 25 cents. CANTON FLAN NELS, Canton Fiannels, 8 cts.. 10 cts., 12cts., 15 cts. H TICKING, Bed Ticking, 10 cts., 12 cts, 1 ets., 16 ets. 18 cts. CALICOE~, COTTONS, FLANNiLS, GINGHAMS, WHITE QUILTS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. LADIES' FLAN NEL sUIV ING, G-4and 6-4 widths in all colors, Garnet, Myrtle, Blua, Olive, Brown, Black and illuminated Colors. BROCADE VELVE ! colors, $1 yd. BROCADE -ILKS AND SATINS, $1.25, BLUE BLACK CASHMERES, 87 cts., 50 cts., 62 cts.. 7écts.. 87 cts. and $1. f ALL-WOOL DRESS GOOD 3, 25 cents. ‘ALL ARLAND SUITING, stripe and check "WOOL MARES Tustahs SL aa BLA: K SILKS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. OOLORED SILKE VELVETS, all colors, JERSEYS, JERSEYS, JERSEYS, $2.50, $2.50, $2.50, $2.50, $2.50. c. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, sepI5 Caxeersi Canrers: Canrers: NEW STYLES, EW STYLES. NO OLD GOODS IN OUR STOCK. GARPETS SEWED AND LAID, 8 CENTS. CARPET LINING, 7 OENTS. 3 TE, all TAINB, per $1.25, $1.50, up. oO M. TOWSON, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, cegesceeees Pine. a ko. <2- eons sep22. MHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLi: TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF W 0} IN THE DIST sICT OF COLUS NG -IXTY-FIVE ACRES, L . AND IMPROVED BY A COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING. By virtne of r decree of the Supreme Court of 4 the Dittrict of Columbia, passed tn equi No. 8,025 (Swan et als. vs, No. 8,035 (Newcomer vs. Swauu), docket 23, ‘consoli creck vanes in enid causes on th - 27th day of fi 3, the undersigned, as trustees, will offe the premises, on MON i PCLOBUR, 1883, at THRE “CLOCK P. M., the following rifed real es- tate,” with the “aforesaid improvements, to wit: Th.t pie of real estate situate the ccunty of Washington, in the District of Col known and desznated as 4 part of “Barnaby, of the estate of the Iate Edward Swann, deceared, aud contained in the folowing bounds, to wit: Baxiining for the same at gatone at the corner of it. S. Jones lend, on the south mde of the county road. known as Hock Creek, Ford rund, thence north ono degree cast, teen 103 (N. » 18 perches), wi west live of Morelund’s land; with the lines of eal land the following courses and. distances, to wit: North eighty-five de pg E., 45 perches); north twenty-six di en two percas (N. 26 "dog. ‘82 perches); north forty-six degrecs, cast eixty-elght ind ninety-tw Runaredta. perches (N. corner of Anderson's 16 decs. F., 68.92 1m | | 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWES' ” Fa, Axo Wacss Dar Goon. MAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE WHERE I PURCHASED A COMVLETE LINE OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS FROM FIRST HANDS AT CLOSE PRICES, CAN SHOW GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, SILKS, VELVETS, DRESS GOODS, TKICOT CLUTHES AND BUITINGS IN BLACK AND ALL NEW SHADES, BLANKETS, HOSIERY AND DOMESTICS AT PRICES THAT WILL NOT FAIL TO SELL, MOURNING GOODS and COURTAULD'S CREPES, A SPECIALTY—JERSEYS IN BLACK and COLORS, ‘ST, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 MARKET SPACE. Tanor Mave Crom Sorrs._ WE HAVE OPENED A FULL LINE OFIMPORTED CLOTHS, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, SUITABLE FOR TAILOR-MADE DRESSLS, AT $2, £2.25, $2.00, $3 AND $3.50 PER YARD. THESE GOODS AKB FULL 54 INCHES WIDE, AND JUST THE GOODS. FOR THE FALL. GUINET’S BLACK AND COLOKED SILKS, COLORED AND BLACK VELVETS IN EVERY GRADE, FALL STOCK OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS JUST MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY GRADE*AND TEXTURE, SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS, SUITAPLE FOR WEDDINGS. ; W. M. SHUSTER & SON, ONEPRICE. 919 Pennsylvania Avenue. N. B.—THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. _ eep10 = New Fan Goons.» seplT TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACR, Are adding dat'y to their large Stock of Dress Gonia, Sitke, Cashmeres, &e.. suitable for Fall wear, and are offering many =pecial Bargains, ‘They have a 6-4 ALL W0OL CLOTH for Ladi Suiteat $1, reduced from $1.25. a sal in PURE INDIGO BROADCL 5 wil hr Goods $2, reduced trou $2.00. Eke wa make very desirable Suits for Ladies. 30h it HANA Ric RIEFS:, “Jobs in NDKE EFS.” ‘Jobsin NAVKINS. jobs in LINENS.” We are determined to give our friends end custo mers Test Goods, aud at as Low Prices us cau be liad in this market, “ONE PRICE ONLY." “MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES," TRUNNEL & CLARK. sept Decuxe O Tue Scason. GUINNIP’s, THE SEASON IS DECLINING, AND 60 ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR BUMMER GOODS, As for instance: We are now offering a manufacturer's stock of WHITE MULL TIES AT HALF PRICE. Note the prices: 8c., 10c., lic., 12¥e., 14c., 150, 16c., 18c. and 20c.—positively worth twice the money, 800 DOZEN OF LADIES’ FANCY BORDERED HANDEERCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PKICE, FROM 100. UP. 800 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCE BORDERED, ‘The residue of our Larze Stock of SHETLAND, ZEPUYE AND “BREAKFAST SHOULS DEK" SHAWLS AT COST PRICE, In Blues, Reds, Pinks, Whites and Fancy Combinations ‘We still continue to close out our stock of LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR AT COST PRICE. Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMM!D NIGHT DRESS at $5.20 commands attention, as it = ywsitively wo:th ‘The Bargains we off ain, and all visitors to our Stores go away satisfied. GUINNIP & CO., aul8 _ 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W. GBT Dory ET THAT THE “MYSTERY” SHILT the beat Shirt for 75 cents ever offered tu this other being cleganlly made of tho vesy oy Shirt nas been sold in this market for ten thousands of best Derr both nee gualcy eae ease “MYSTERY” SHIRT, See Dost fitting and most uniform in quality of any the only at aus EOF chest northwert. r SUPREME Co OF THE DISTRICT Epon Monrar