Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1883, Page 10

THE EVENING STAK: WASHINGTON, SATURDAY INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR. Arron Avevion SaLes—7th and 8th pages. * Boxrprsa—4th paw. Boors, &e.—6th page. Bustsess CHaxces—4t TRY REAL EstaTe—sth page, Desta®sth pase. Desristry—Sth pase. EpUcaTIonat—5th page, Farry Scrriins—6th page, Frvaxciat—7th pace. Fox Rest (Rooms)—tth page, Rox Reser (Honses)—4th par Fon Rest (Miscvllancous)—4th page, For Sate (Miscellaneous)—sth page, For Sane (Homses)—4th p & Sate (Lots Gextimwes’s Hors Hovsrrvrsisirs: Lapirs’ Goons. List or Lerrens—3 Lost axp Fousp Moxty to Loas—tt Menicat, &e New Perticirions Ist pace Prnsoxat—Ist ti Praxos axp 01 vase #th pace, 7th page. TUKES—4th page, TXES—Gth pace, Srecrar Notice es—tat pa Specratries Strawen Tee Tan Waxtep (Heip Wastep (Situations Waxten ( ith y Waxtep Waxtep Wor Wasnixatos, D. For the Yariable wi tion by felling temperature. SPECIAL BULLETIN — ronal 1883, 10m. Ss, fair weather, western por » Stullonary or rising LE RAINS TO-MORROW EVENING. Local rains are Indicated on Sunday In Tennessee | and the Ohio valley and lake region, and towards | Sunday ing In the middle Atlantle states, with Warmer weat in each district, | Cutepres’s CLoruie at Eiseman Bros.,7th and E int Hines of ball souvenirs oner cards, and opening ¥ desctiption, Moxnison & Dcvat, ties, S06 and 807 D stFeet. artotte Russe. Now Reapy._-Our Sind programs, ment announcements ot ever nd ¢ Stationers’ spe FUSsELv’s lee crea Boys’ CLorurse Lapres in want of dry goods and fine Laces, shoul: attend bw. man Bros, 7th and E. 4 ‘THe Scypay CariraL to-morrow will interest Fou. ‘an manufacture of “Linolen p be So superior to the fore ¥ inferior grades ean be imported. AMERICA ATEAD. ign art The ale goods perfect floor cloth Miity and artistic effect: beyona dispute, ‘T Walton trad the word “Linoleum” on the back of every squit ri Al carpet dealers keep it. foreign will look dirty and dingy, the Au ‘OveRcoats at Eiseman Br Jest Recervep November styles, at Oppenhelm- ers, 5289Un street. Free to ail. bright and clean. BUy the Capital to-morrow morning. n Bros., 7th and E. ALL Asovr THe Bany.—We must have a picture of baby, but baby won't sit long enough. What Bhall we doz Do? Why take him to Davis’, of course, who is sul thim by his new instan- taneous process. nnsylVvania avenue. Fant OvERsAcks at Eisen $5 Pants to order, Eiser an Bros., 7th and E. Dy_mail 20 cents, Sles for’ ladies and child? Fen, at Oppenheimer 9th street northwest. $25 Surts to order, Eisem: 7th and E. THE SoctAL Nuws of Washington fully given in the Capital. Norice Kets Kem doz. fine photos, with « Bazak DRESSMAKER, 15 cen Mlustrating ¢ est Bros 09 Pa. av., takes one th pailted, for $3. AGoop New Yous Lerrer in The Capital to- Borrow. Beware oF Iwsrarto: Tolls and palatable Your grocer fer the nade” by Fletsenni If you wish to have fine ‘ad on your table, call on nuine C0.s « Fleisehn + the original manufacture Introduce mupressed Yeast in the States, and see that worthless Palued off on you. Factory Depo Ge~ Guernsey Jerseys, Aue ach’s, 7th and H. Reap about the com Capital to-morrow. war in Europe in the J. day Gouid, + ABSOLUTELY ptt $1 per GL bout Fixe Tame IsTeMr! adulterat P other brands of Whisky,go to Xander’: 911 7th street. » = , Elseman Bros., 7thand E, sep Facitirtes for all kinds of printing 339 Pa. ave. For Sare ox Rest. No. 1202 N s the highest btlal, with the autiful new house, between 12th and 130 built very size roulns amination f apply to Ub th street northwest. Ulls house will be tor CHILDREN'S OVExCOATS, Fi 7thand E. man Bros. READ descri; at grand plane for kuamp’s, 427 Wilt street northwest, Wo Eminentiy suitable for rich su rilice at Meine call and see FSrectat Baxeatss at Strasburger’s, 7th Street, between H and L, for next Medicated Ted fini ts; a lot of rem- #0 cents, I healt pr iempler’s, ——__ CITY AND DISTRICT. Bessawi~ PRANBLIN Da For two y @ay has been set apart in tx pub! is for ex- ereises In memoriam of ser alsting wd Amerti- ean. ‘The exercises, thoush not uniform throuzh- Gut the sehoolshave been $0 arranged as to give U P Of the Ife and character of the ‘t chosen, two Last year the schools Jamin Frank- th of January, the anniversary of the birthday of the philosopher and. Statesman, will be set apart as Franklin day. Halt wy will be devoted to exercises having some Telation t9 the subject of the hour, In the lower chools the ehildren wiil teil something of his life juotations srom his maxims. In the wy ber Schoo: ably, Franklin's achfevements ‘Science, philosophy and politics will be discussed. ————.—_—_ tional Rifles will inaugurate a series of nicht hops to-night, to continue through- out the ‘season. The dancing will be from 8 to 11 clock. Pa, ave. Asso’ LUTELY Pose RER OO ¥ ¥ RRO oO YY A&E geno 9 YY AA E RE%? ¥ #4 fu BER A K_KIINN N Gao BOB AA KK IINNNG G BB AAKK INNNG BAAAK K UN NNG GG BA AK KIN NN GGO PPP OO W OW. WPDP ErEERR PPO OWWWWD DF RR BPO QuwwwD BEE ERE P 00 W W DDD EEER E- ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Strength, and wholise:ceness. Bore economical than t be soli in ccmpetitien 4, stom or ue Tevet Bae fs now | rest and best brands of | ficent $1,000 up- | | } Olticer Daily st | Capitol street, and when 1 Condensed Loc: Street lamps will be lighted at 5:40 p. m., and ex- tinguished at 4:15 a. m. A gentleman from the west. complained at police headquarters yesterday that while between Cincin- d_ Cumberland, on his way to this city, $16 and a check or draft for a much larger amount were stolen from him while in his sleeping car. A tne entertainment was given at the Congrega- tonal church last evening as a testimonial to Miss Bessie F. Perry. The participants were Dr, J. W. Bischoff, Misses Besste Perry, Annie Lewis, Mary E. B. Roberts, Clara. Harrison’ and Minnie Ewan, and Mr. W. E. Houghton. ‘The National Rifles’ Cadets gave a complimentary soiree at the armory last evening, which Was largely ded. The committee in chai comprised Messrs . Ringwalt, John J. King, Fred L. Siddons, Frank A. Hopkins, Charles ‘S. Domer and 'T. A. Tomlinson. ‘The marriage of Mr. John T. Freeman, of thi city, and Miss Emma P. Wheeler, daughter of Re Zastern-avenue was solemnized in that 3 father officiating. ‘iVof Mr. David Moore took place noon from his late residence on Glen- at Roc reene officiated. ‘The Eichhorn, Geo. Beale, Wis sist, convention, 3 assembled at the a 1dth street last evening and listened to, ess by Kev. Dr. Amos Crum. of Mich! maining In the city to-day w |. tivo neatly © Court this IS Person n, were in tie With being vted that he ¢ aron the B.& PL A last arch and ate p committed for Gays, in the Capita’ Lo-luorrow wil interest morning ch: ht, where the the watchman. “Sub every be A White bo} two tin; named George Duvall, six years old, ers of his right hand cutoff yesterd ternoon, while playing with other boys with the turn ta wf the An sUla street railroad, in front of the stables. The parlors of Mr.and Mrs. H. E. Waters, 913 M tts av re filled with litte folks last Thursday talnment he oceasion being iven in celebration of the b iter, Lureile, an enter= Recitations, songs, and of thy > Will be 1 the meet 3p. m vening. hietic nee, did not attract a larg e Was not very hotly only two starters.” Mic sconds. Mr. Fost 34 minutes. Mr Midgely received the t gold medal for having ridden the hundred miles quicker than his oppo- nent. Mr. Foster received the second and third Inedals, he having come in second and remained mounted the longest. NGS OF THE JUVENILE “JESSE James GANG.” Rollins, Jos. Lynch, and Thos. Corrigan, three small boys, were on trial in the Police Court this morning for being disorderly on the street. boys belong to the Jesse James gi die, your honor,” began “Pollen: nn, WhO arrested them. "They disturb the whole neighbor- hood. and y ¥T attempted to arrest a crowd h Into the ewer on North ‘ follow them, ened to Knock my head off, and one of n struck me with a brick, and I ohly e: ‘ditional violence by firing off my pistol. lins and Lyneh were sent to the reform school dur ing minority and Corrigan was fined 35. FOR THE Pants parishioners 11100- th | claim would be patd, but ain agreeably surprised in course of ereciion a pas felt want, they Sa been filled long sin it has not herctotore eined advisable to undertake so much; but, ir personal triends and the well the ladies are energetleally preparin vhich, they belle not be suveesstul. It will be Held in the i hurch of St. Teresa, and, begiunit Th, will continue for two weeks, to predict th as it is In the hands of who mplish whatever they undertake. ement of the tables will be Deth's table (anc Wood, Miss Berti Miss Martha F St. ‘Teresa Sun ement S Sy Miss Biv ehresh- ment table—Miss B. d by Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Riordan, Miss Frederick, Miss Biveans and Miss Katie Jesuuofsky. Chol table—Miss Addie Sinith, Miss McLaughlin, Miss Quaid, Miss Johnson and Miss McCaffrey. Weil ige Ch Kate Lol Fish, oouing: an, Hiss Bright and gallery, in charge of Messrs. K: OF TEMPERANCE.—At ‘THE GRanp Drvisiox nnual meeting of the g of Columbia, Sons, of Temperance, held last ening, the following officers were elected for the ensuin % J. Tation w W. Chie in his effort to stop the Issue Hceases to the liquor deale Jaw, and offering co-operat shed. The reuring G. W. Roome, it the other officer s who have viol: and assistance ‘atriarch, Wm. «his sticeessor, who tilen Installed elect nowWn company presents a fine finané it this year in Its assets of fifty milli : ash surplus nS in 1882 exceeded sixty millions of dollars, It is conducted on the cash basis and on the purely luutual system, with every three-years-old_polic made incontestable. Gen. Beverly H. Robertson 1s esident manager, at 1326 F street. See the ad- vertisement. 1 its annual meeting last esidence of Mr. Johnson, on §th hird of the members being pres duson presiding. After the read- st meeting b PCTe= r. Babbitt, the report of the officers of the lied for. ‘The secreta Bab treasurer, Mrs. M.D. Lincoln, read The presiiient expressed his thanks tended to him, after which the as proceeded ection Of ne 1 the formaitty E then elected president, Mr. C. H. Babbitt viee pres vot, Dr. Wray Beattie secretary, and Mrs. Whit- ney treasurer. —— AN AcKNowLEDeMeNT.—To the Equitable Life As- Surance soctety Lacknowledge with thanks the re- ecipt of check In payment of claim in full under yolicy No. 111021 on the life of my late husband, was told that It would be sixty days berore th t your prompt payment the same day the proofs of death were presented at your office. Mary E. Sears. oe Affairs in West Washington. 2 y afternoon a daughter of , of Tenleytown, fell and bo" 2.500 bushels wheat sold yesterday at nig {rol $1.06 to $1.12, and 1,800 bushels Dr. Gilpin rendered surgical ° at all points, eee ee NOW 3S THE TIME TO CURE SKIN HUMORS, It fs at this season when the pores open freely and the perspiration is abundant that Disfiguring Humors, Hu- F lating Eruptions, Itching Tortures, Salt Rheum o1 ama, Psoriasis, Tetter, Ringworm, Baby Humors, Scrofula, Serofulous Sores, Abscesses and Discharving Wounds, and every species of Itching, Sealy and Pimply Diseases of the Skin and Scalp are most speedily and economically eured by the CuricuRa REMEDIES, Ir Is A FACT. Hundreds of letters in our possession (copies of which may be had by return mail) are our authority for the as- 4 that Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors, whether Serotulous, Inherited or Contasious, may NOW be per- jancutly cured by CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood tier, Diuretic and Aperient, internally, and Cui cums aud Curtcuna Soar, the great Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally, in one-half the time and at one- half the expense of any other season. GREATEST ON EARTH. Curicura ReMepres are the greatest medicines on earth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum in this county. ‘My mother had it twenty years, and in fact died from it. I believe Curicuna would have saved her life. My arms, breast and head were covered for three years, which nothing relieved or cured until I used the Curicura Resoivenr internally, and Curicura and Curicura Soar externally. J. W. ADAMS, Newark, 0, GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES, The half has not been told as to the xreat curative povers of the Curicuna Restepies, I nave paid hun- dreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the blood and skin, and never found anything yet to equal the Curicuna Riwepres, CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.” Providence, R.I. CURE IN EVERY CASE. Your Ccricura Remepres outsell all other medicines T keep for skin diseases. My customers and patients say that they have effected a cure in every instance where other remedies have failed. HL W. BROCKWAY, M.D. Franklin Falls, NH. ee Sold by all druggists. Price—Curicuna, 50-cte.; Bx- SOLVENT, $1; Soap, 25 cts. POTTER DEBUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Maas, Send for ‘How to Cure Skin Diseases.” BEAUTY. For Roush, Chapped and Greasy Skin, Blackheads, Pim;los, Skin Blemishes, and Infantile Humors, use aps | Curiccea Soar, a real Besutifier, ~ po them out of a box | were y of | , Interspersed with sindergartdn games, Was | elient speakers at. the W. ©. 'T. | | natural color is Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. Cowhide Pist THE THOMPSON-HANSEN AFFAIR—HEARING IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY—POSTFONED TO WEDNESDAY NEXT. The charge of affray against John Q. Thompson, of the Sunday Chronicle, and C. K. Hansen, the artist, which grew out of an encounter between the two gentlemen, near the National theater sev- eral days ago, in which a revolver and cowhide are alleged to have played active parts, was called in the’ Police Court this morning. Col Christie appeared for Mr. Thompson and Mr. Chas. Pelham for Mr. Hansen, Mr. Pelham stated that his client was sick, and he was wiiling to entera plea of fullty. “Sir. Christie sald “he wanted tie evidence be ‘THE TESTIMONY. Policeman Middleton testified that on the night of Thursday, 18th instant, he heard pistol shots near the National theater, and ran to the spot and put Mr. Hansen under arrest and afterwards swore out a warrant against Mr. Thompson. Special Officer Vennerman, of the National theater, testl- fed to hearing several shots fired, Mr, W. H. Glas— cot, of No. M0 T street, testified’ that he met Mr. Hansen casually on thé Avenue, and they went to Harve ud liad some refreshtments and walked up the Avenue together. When they arrived at a Point “between “13th and 14th Streets, north side, “There is @ man | ab jew.” Mr. Hansen then w: ad Witness saw his hand rise and nel the other gentieman, stranger to witness, fired several shots trom Hans nda treebox. On cros-examination the Wii- Stated that Hansen showed him a small “raw which he said was intended for Mr. Thomp- ‘The witnesses could not identity Mr. Thomp- nas the man who fired the shot, and Judge Snell said he would continue the case until Mr. Hansen could come into court and testify. ‘The counsel for Ar, Thompson asked that iis cent be discharged, as there Was no evidence against him. REMAKES OF THE COURT. The court sald that he was not sure that the case ‘Was before the court under the right chargé threatened to have a warrant for assault with in- tent to kill Issued against Mr. Thompson, unless the case Was thoroughiy tried. ‘The court’ safd that 5 assaulted he has aright to defend | cif; but when the assault has ceased, and the left iim, he cannot fire his pistol pro- |imiscuously, The case went over’ till Wednesday next. = VERDICT FOR $500 AGAINST THE METROPOLITAN R. R. Co.—In the case of Clinton Parkinson and Anna {nson, his wife, agt. the Metropolitan _R. R. company, for injuries’ received by Mrs. Parkinson | at the ‘corner of 9th and F streets, in February, | 1880, by being knocked down by a car’ of that com pany, Which p was tried yesterday in the Cir- cuit Court before Judge MacArthur, the fury to-day | returned a verdict for 3500 for plaintiff. Tire rrmosorny or neapacue. | ‘THE STOMACH, THE BOW ‘THAT {© HEAD. Ri | THE ACTION ¢ N ELASTIC STEP, BUOYANT SPIRITS AND clear complexions, are among the many desirable results of pure blood. The possessor of healthy blood has his faculties at command, and enjoys a clear and quick perception, which is impossible when the bloud heavy and sluzish with impurities. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known, IHOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPERATE TO turn the hair ray, all that is needed to restore the For more than twenty years its sales have been enormous, but we have yet to learn of its first failure, oct25 A Stupnorn Coven that will not yield to ordi- nary remedies may be thoroughly ‘cured by Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant, an efficacious medicine in Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders. z ‘On ctor ¥., only child of Phill amonths and five days. 1883,a¢ 10:20 amcREANCHE, ‘aud Lybella Baker, aged three ‘We ree her when the sta Glram brightly in the of night ‘We turn aside to hide th ‘That all unbidden flow. And long to call the child on earth ‘Onr tender care to know, ‘We miss the silk That clustered ‘The brizht.blue eyes, so sweet and clear, Are vailed in shimber now! ‘The little hand that clasped our own W more shall hold, Since baby left us for that home Beyoud the gutes of gold. Enneral from parent nce, No, 1988 Fourteenth street northwest. Simday afternoon at three o'clock, Friends and relatives are respectfully invited. * BURR. On October 26, VERE BURR, in the thirty-seventh year of hi if tik place from his late residence, No, 9 heast, on Sunday, the 28th inst, at 3 Melatives’ and friends’ are invited to,at- sunny hair, nd her brow re lock p.m, tend, DAVIS. At his | west. on Friday, Oc DAVIS, in the fifty: rest in peace, May Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services at St, Augustine's church on Sunday, October 2th, at 3 o’clock, = E At Denyer, Colorado, On October 20, 1883, CHARLES 8, unzest son of Hon. J. H. Ela, Lreasury = |. ELA, sixth auditor of the Chili, on the 13th of Septem- KERR. At Valparais 1883. after a stort ilness, WILMER McLEAN ‘idence. No, 911 26th_ street north- ibe |. JOHN FRANCIS is age. KERR, oldest son of the late Norman M. and Rebecca Ki. Kerr. 2 WILSON. Saturday, October 27th, 1883, FRANKIE, m of Tob rt and Susie Wilsok __NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. Hoveuroy, Meru, & Cos NEW BOOKS. BEYOND THE GATES. ‘ABETH Stuanr Pretrs, author of “The Gates 1émo., $1.25. a describes the experiences, ac- tivities, and infinite Joy of those who haye passed into fhe unseen world, and appeals to the hopes and longings | of all who havelost dear fricnds, and who seek to realize the life into which they have entered, THE BAY OF SEVEN ISLANDS AND OTHER POEMS. By Joux G. Warman. With Portrait. 16m, gilt top, 81.00. Mr. Whittier gathers in this tastefnl volume the poems he has written since the publication of “The King's Mis- sive” in 1881. : MERCEDES AND LATER LYRICS. By Tnomas Barey Aupnicn, author of “Marjorie Daw,” ete. 16mo, Carefully printed on high quality Paper, $1.25, ( This exquisite book contains a striking drama and the Poems written by Mr. Aldrich during the past few years, A beautiful book inside and outside. HE AND SHE: A POET'S PORTFOLIO. By W. W. Story, author of “Roba di Roma,” etc. 16mo, vellum, $1.00. ‘A beautiful little book of lyrical poems, strung on 8 slight thread of romance, and full of that charm which distinguishes all of Mr. Story’s work. *.*For sale by all booksellers. Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of price by the Publishers. 28 It HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., Bostox. Bisnors Carron For Chapped Hands, Face and Lips; removes Sunburn and renders the Skin Beautifully Soft and Smooth, and is invaluable for the Toilet. Price, 250. per bottle. Try it, and if not satisfied return the bottle and have the money refunded. ‘Prepared by L. C. 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Gentlemen’s Cardigan Jackets, all sizes, from 36 to 45 All colors, green, brown, black and blue; ‘All prices, $1, $1.50, $2, $8.50, $8 to #6. Gentlemen's Jersey gloves, cloth colors. Gentlemen’s real buck gloves, terra cotta color. Gentlemen’s fur top kid gloves, #1 to $3, sooo and fur gloves and gaudtlets, trom $2.30 Undershirts and drawers, all sizes, from 50 cents wes. Gro. C. HENNING, 410 7th street, The Girl at the Grocery Store. ©, why are the eyes of the maiden so we' "And why does She make such a hullabaloo; She sighed and she 8 She struggled to get A bar of the New French Process Soap her wash- ing to do. Dr. Dunbar, 1833 14th Street n.vw.. Specialist in kidney and heart affections. Relative diseases eradicated. Remedies furnished. Oftice hours: 8to10a.m.,4to7 p.m. Consultation tree, Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Threat,etc., should try “Brown’s Bronchial Troches,” a simple but sure remedy. Sold only in boxes. Price 25cts J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Has, for more than half a century, been in use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- sicians as the best tonic and invigorator extant, ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu- larly a lady’s medicine. $1.a bottle. Sold by drug- ‘ists. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and larrison Streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s-6m _ Qumborg’s Rhenish Cologne. The Use Hunt's Insect Powder. It costs 25 cents a bottle, and will killor banish every insect, such as roach, water bug, bed Dug, efe., from your premises, For sale by all drug- gists. No One Should Invest in real estate without first obtaining a Certificate of TiTLe from “The Real Estate Title Insurance Company,"—the only company in the District that, warrants’ the absolute acct Offices, Gunton Build 300 Boys’ Overcoats, at $3, reduced from $.50. M. F. Elseman, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. Johnson’s Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th street. Oysters immense—Steamed, Roast Broil, &c. Lifetime experience, m,w&s3 On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Electro-Voltaic ‘Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted with nervous de- bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee, ing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk is incurred, as th ‘ty days’ trial is allowed. —_w,s,m_ Saxony Ws 1 German Hand-knit Jackets, blue flannel bicycle and double-breasted Shirts for men and boys at AUERRACH’s, 7th and HL Gent’s Furnishings, Hats and Sewing 168, Physicians Wine of the Oporte Grape. Physicians they have been rs Port. Grape Wine for years, tothe chive atstaction of el lents ant ure divrecommonding’ the Port, Bi eet to the public as the dees Ue they can find. The Port is especially recommended for consumptives. the peed and for females generally. For sale by atsiso, north 250, ae3U F. Ecemaney under O24 Fellows’ Hall. “Huchu-Paiba.» a Qtiets complete cure, all ammoying kidney, Biad- res Alderney Baten, fumed every moraing, and delivered in halt- “Ward” prinita, 40c. per Also, Co cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet Bitte Ge. per’ quar Cream 16. pint. J. W. Boreum & Sows Btock of BELLEEK CHINA, AMBERINA GLASS, CLOISONNE AND BRASS PLAQUES, SUPERIOR PLATED WARE, wa GAME AND FISH SETS, DINNER AND DESSERT SETS, TABLE CUTLERY, LAMPS, RICH CUT GLASS, MAJOLICA AND PARIAN WARE, ‘Is unsurpassed. Examine thelr stock before purchasing J. W. BOTELER & SON, 026 -5t 923 Pennsylvania avenue. Tyssowser Bros, WES (Cor, 15th and G sta.) . E, & W. COLLS, AND CUFFS, &c,, ke ‘PA—Colls.and Cuifs laundricd te vertection,2c,cach, 0c8 |. “oet®0-Im AUCTION SALES. K K WM NNN aaa |TL KK MO ONNN @ o/b x K M NNN Goce CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY OF A WASHINGTON BIBLIOPHILE, _l| RICH IN POLITICAL, HISTORICAL. GEOGRAPH- ICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL ‘WORKS, axD WORKS OF FRENCH AND GERMAN FICTION AND POETRY, TO BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Isr, AT THOMAS DOWLING’S AUCTION ROOMS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P. M. THE BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW DAY PRIOR TO * SALE. 0%1-3t UNCANSON BR Auctioncers, 317 and 319 9th strect northwest, corner D street. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE TO TAKE. LACE AT OUR SPACIOUS SALESROO ON TUESDAY MORN- ING, OCTOBER THIR’ COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, CONSISTING IN PART OF PARLOR SUITES IN GOLD TRACED, EBONY, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, UPHOLSTERED IN RED SATIN, MADE BY MR. KIRBY; PLUSH EMBOSSED ‘VELVET. RAW SILK AND HATE CLOTH, HANDSOMELY CARVED WALNU' T. CHAMBER SETS (WITH FRENCH PLAT! MIRRORS); EBONY HALL PIECES, ELEG TURKISH ‘CHAIR (IN “RAW SILK), EHAIRS, STUDENTS’ CHAIRS (IN PL TERRY, VELVET AND HAIRCLOTH) G HAT RACKS, MADE BY MR. KIRBY; LIBRARY TABLES, WARDROBES, PILLAR AND OTHER EXTENSION TABLES. DINING CHAIRS. CU AS PRESENTED AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, VAN HORN, EXPR GRAND AND UNAPPRO THOKOUGHLY ENDUKSED BY THE FRESS OF THE ‘WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MB SHERIDAN APPEARS IN HIS FA TAGE SETS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESS! FEATHERS. SPRINGS, BODY, TAPESTRY, GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS; SMYRNA. TU! XMINSTER. MOQUET AND KERRICHE LOUIS | XL 5 ARDEN FOUNTAIN. COOKING AND “HEATING STOVES, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, KITCKEN REQUISITES, &@. Al PHELAN & COLLENDERS BILLIARD TABLE, | FRIDAY. WITH BALLS AND CUES. BO, BY ORDER BF. BAKER, ADMINISTRATOR, ONE KNABE PIANO, STOOL AND COVER, BOUK- CASE, TABLES, Xo. | 180, HORSE, CANOPY, TOP PICTON AND HARNESS, PERTY OF A FOREIGN MINISTER, With other Goods, to which the attention of buyers ts SATURDAY LIFE AND DEATH ' MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE-DANNERS, | WEAPON FUBLIO, NIGHT, OF RICHARD IIL. PERIAN COMPANY. DAY NIGHTS, ALSO, WEDNESDAY MATINER, PLAY, IN SIX ACTS, ERE A RRR x AA KOR KK AA RRR K AAA KR . ERR aA KK S IT WILL BE Given | WITT THE SAME AND PARAPHERNALIA, PHILADELPHIA, AND PREPARED BY MR. a. & ESSLY FOR THIS ACUABLE REVIVAL, THAT CITY, AND CROWDED NIGHTLY B® MATINEE SATURDAY, MOUS HISTORICAL STUDY OF bi PeRcansox BROS., Auctioneers, TO DISCONTINUE ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE BRANCH WAREROOMS, OF ARTHUR ROONEY & CO. 711 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON. D.C. WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION TO THE HIGH- EST BIDDER, AT THE ABC Ni ON MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENT! COMMENCING AT ELEVEN A. M, 25 No glass coffins, assorted sizes. 31 rosewood coffins, 0. G., assorted sizes, 33 rosewood caskets, assorted sizes. 17 gloss white coffins, assorted sizes. 22 metallic cases and caskets. assorted sizes, 43 glass face coffins, assorted sizes. NATIONAL THEATER. THIS SATURDAY EVENING. ‘Last time of the Great Success, THE ROMANY RYE. NEXT WEEK: Kiralfy Bros.’ Magnificent Spectacle, THE BLACK CROOK. 48 solid walnut coffins, O. G., assorted sizes, ‘Three Grand Ballets. $2 apd atirn Saeket, Seertnd sizer. ‘Three Premiere Danseues. 5 cloth-covered caskets, assorted sizes. : Coffin and casket shaped patent trecer, Kiralfy Bros.’ Renowned Bpecialties. Iron ‘safe, desk, with other articles too numerous to| Gorgeous Scenery. mention, ‘Wonderful Mechanical Effects, Produced under the personal direction of IMRE AND BOLOSSY KIRALFY. 027 ‘ORD'S. NEIL BURGESS IN VIM. “And do you tell me of a woman’s tonne?” ALSO, TWO HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS. Undertakers are respectfully requested to attend this sale. NO RESERVE. Terms at sale. it JD UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT CHAMBER SET, WALNUT HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, MIRROR ‘TO-NIGHT AT 8, DINING CHAINS LIBRARY TAREE DERE Aa TONIGHT AT & See ee re HEE ETO RNA ROS A Glorious and Funny Success, Bris, HALL, StAiR AND OTHER CATGETS | ae, yoyao va vou TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC- | MES. PUFFYS DREAM OF CIRCUS RING FUN. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TY- Scho pergirag agitated MR. W. E. SHERIDAN, In aserien of Standard. Classical Performances, embra- Fe age Om 2 wi . Yon Monday, October 29. ol FIRST, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at the above named residence, the entire furniture con- tained therein, being partly enumerated above, to which the attention of buyers is called. o%-3t JP PXCANSON BROS. Auctioncers, £ Box shes now open. at GOVERNMENT SALE (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SIX MOQUET CARPETS TUESDAY EVENING, BER 30, On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTORER TrTmETH, | IDAPERRY Haun ares. NICHOLS, gommencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK, we will seli, in| Of Boston, Humoroas and Dramstic Readers, delighted everywhere by their powers, Front of qureslemroorma, the shove Carpets. being inex-|| » Antichoss delisted cron where ty their Dower, cellent condition, to which the attention of buyers is called. — —_—___—_—_—_——_—_ Woonwarn & Lomr, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WOOLEN HOSIERY, LADIES’ HOSIERY. LADIES' RIBBED WOOLEN HOSE, solid color, finished seams, only 25c. per pair. LADIES’ PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, Merino heels and tocs, finished seams, only Tic. LADIES' FANCY COLORED WOOL’ HOSE, finishea seams, only 373¥c. per pair. LADIES' EXTRA FINE CASI ribbed, full fashioned, only 50c. per pair. LADIES' GREY-MIXED MERINO HOSE, full fash- ioned, only 50c. per pair, LADIES’ SUPERFIS shades, elegant quality, ouly 75e. and $1 per pair, per pair. PRE HOSE, Derby E CASHMERE HOSE, in choles MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSTERY. MISSES' MERINO HOSE, finished seams, solid colors, Brown Cardinal and Navy Blue, only 2c. per pair, BOYS' MERINO Hi full finished, only 25c. per pair. MISSES' FANCY WOOL HOSE, Merino hedls and toca, sizes 53¢ to 8, only Sic. per pair. CHILDREN'S CASHMERE HOSE at low prices. extra heavy, for school wear, ee Picts Bak aoe at Atimission, with reserved | CHILDREN'S % WOOL SOCKS, both in silk-clocked and plain, at low prices, PPEXCANSON BROS. Auctioncers. MINING AND MILLING STOCK. By virtue of a collateral note, and at the request of the holder thereof, we will sell, within our Auction Rooms, 9th and D streets northwest. on WEDNESDAY, QCTOBER ‘THIRTY-FInS' ‘at ONE O'CLOCK MM, '5,000 shares of the Butterfly Mining and Milling Com- meg ty, being certificate No 101, 0 note, ear a Or DUNCANSON BROS. (HARES W. HANDY, Eeal Estate Agent, TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE NO, 49 PEIRCE STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NORTH CAP- ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ON. By the Coneregational Church. ‘The following well known artists wall tako part: Minnie Ewan, Miss Eva Mills, Miss Mattie Gray, W. Bischoff, ‘Prof. K.-C. Bernays, Herr Josef Prof. John Lawretice, Mr. W. E. Dr. J. ‘Beckel, N= THEATER COMIQUE. L AND FI ‘T STREETS. — Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, dated No- vember 25th, A. D. 1869, and recorded in liber 605,| ONE WEEK, folio 53 et oa. ‘one of the land records of the Dis-’ COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. cured thereby. wiltsall at pubic auction ta teontet Burlesque and Specialty Combination, Gat aibsige SAME Rotate og | Bel formation egy Jee ep a llth certah pice or parcel of ground tanto and | unable burl-aaue of Falco” replete wit fete of ha being Enown and desea Sa ce fe columbia, | elegant specialty performanoe in conmection ‘with the in the recorded subdir of num. Fees is name erty apart wet | RNAS TCR ETE "Terie of sale: One-half cast stalance in aix and twelve IME MUSLUM. Spanien, with Diberest af Shee sain of x poe one pen D Fe) dows at time of aie. “Al! conreyanding at paschacts | The Famfly Resort of the Giiy=The Best owon Earth. weyancing cost, ‘Terms to be complied with in seven EVERY AFTERNOON and NIGHT THIS WEEK. oo Pe SAELLAM B. TODD, Jae iraston. = — wuctionser. oY-cokds tomime Company, MAI J.T. COLDWELL, Ai pillar The Jumbo of Sunazle. ANNA is [OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, aNew by the Maras; the Skating Trio, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THAT VALUABLE sms Aboe, and host of other Noveleee, GAS ORE agne pee ee’ PESOS STRREE NO. Betton Tren Gente Adeasion, 022-6t virtue, trust, dated the 14th FROM LIFE OR FROM PHOTO. wae Arbo ibie and sooo in Liber Roy Pp? Ttasteuction in, deuving end alse aa ‘Trustoss Siemnsa and’ ‘Stadio, 1100 F street uw. oS Lat MEN'S FALL HOSIERY. MEN'S EXTRA SEAMLESS MERINO HALF HOSE, all sizes, only 25c. per pair, MEN'S SUPERFINE MERINO HALF HOSE, full rog- ular, al! sizes, only S0c. per pair. MEN'S CASHMERE HALF HOSE in all the finet grades, SPECIAL BARGa(NS In MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR. LADIES’ MERINO UNDERVESTS AND PANTS, em tra fine quality, patent seams, silk finished, only S0c. each; the best goods ever sold by us for the price, LADIES' FLEECE WOOL VESTS AND PANTS, extra beavy, and fine, elegant quality, only 61.25 cach. FN ihe written direction ef the holder of the deve seemey LECTURES. vats chute ent bameia eee ct Walinooe PRE ON, MEN'S WHITE MERINO UNDERVESTS AnD / Pistet of Gclumbin and Kuown sad ss| Ep PHE ART OF MEMORY,” ‘DRAWERS, fine and heavy, an extra good bargain lot numbered seventeen (1! peg nee a 1's sub- A 8. Ponts Dunbarton Er for the money, only 50c. each. fine (100), havinwg a fronton fice (sth trent wast sf Sere Publicinvited, SV n-NG+ October 28, 04.0% | ong FINE MERINO UNDERVESTS AND DRAW- feet and five inches (26 ft. 6 in.) rie ae ERS, made by the Norfolk and New Brunswick Ho- fone hundred fect (00 fe), together. withthe N H ster Oo, abd Gnished with the patent “anchor Tens prescribed Gecd tre an fol- | FuVERYTEING amp Hlaxpsome | scam." witch leaves the garment as emooth asthe | ieee, Sacpered aoetner aa & fs meee oo temepmemapbaaecandand Bfteresat the rats of eight per cent per sutenre greet cham MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE WEIGHT UNDER- ‘payable semi-annually. @500 will be required at IN CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, ‘VESTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes, only @leach. The ie of ele ana the payment must bese . ice Mesemeren i fteurance and tax covenants on’ the propery ok to ee ‘DEAWERS, $1.50, $1.75and $2each. the satisfaction of the ‘Trustees. ‘The may AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Teconding at the purchaser's cost For the Lowest Cash Prices, at j THOS. HYDE, "5 Trustecs. MEN'S FINE GRADES OF UNDERWEAR, I5 Ald CE AARP OAL: SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, THE LEADING MAKES, aT THE Lor Other Auctions See Seventh Page 0 MARKET SPACE, a (ners. HH, > 2m WOODWARD & Lormnors) — 5 JUST OPENED, A SPLENDID LINE OF WILTOKS, IMPORTER AND TAILOR FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED. ‘Gentlemen who havehad trouble in getting fitted and suited arc invited to call st the Fashion House, W BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE >