Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnttnaton, D. C., Nov. 10, 1583, 9:30 a.m. For ¢ light local rains, arth jable winds, sta: £ slight full in temperature, falling barom- during the day P cat artiy cloudy and slizhtly { for New England and t anday, preceded D article on the Duello, by a The, in Sunday Times to-morre eather Is Indt- middle Atlantic local rains to-night. Ul known clothing a stndy from many know the wants of our ris- WE have made boy co W BISEMAN Hnos., cor. 7th and E. AG Ovres.—AsThave decided to retire from business, Twill Supply every man, woman and old With Hoots and shoes, regardless Of cost, until ns « stock Is disposed of Joseph Hepettl, 913 UL street s ess School, 517 7th street. cn't ATTEND Howe's F on PHotodRari, and hav hy’s Hog Pa ave. for all kinds of printing 1's Gaiobe: ONice, 339 Pa, av. mE & CO, (OT La. ave. n. We. | dlspensath les for owners | velutetes, le of Ointment and tadry Wax and: Luabric an Lubricating ¢ | niaetarers, anniversary le 1 OL 0. Faat Onid Fe Adv. nee worth roush and wear, th amd E < Penmanship; $3 a month. cant sof ball souvenirs Tejnner canis, and opeuing OL every description, Monictson & DEvAty Stationers’ specialties, MG and SUF D Steet. rams, tts OWE CL Frsseia’s tee eream and ¢ arlotte Russe, NO ae ever seid in th Compton & Co. # Murray s mnerket Ww York cider (the best just received at Spicer, | Lave, had at Chris. Tre Onn Wiiskies aie to W | ders sit such as | Dowilne es, Thana In:shy oti t nurthe | West, . | | teld readily to By Le Drops nention, cive us us. RESEMAN and tailors, | Ties to-morrow, rhe © sing by Miss Gi ely Mas a fine contralto | ts lo Pr under Yer-book. given i way ne ners ary S20 Tub Street, between HT anil. See Hawes Busi educational colnmn, | Leon & nfor extensive sale of dry F Lat Navy Yard. Ist, at Fal WHE take ple nOLTOw, elt oF St 5a) {). Theg fron Lis | Au Reziste ig st night, Mr. iinore tion In this city | arat the Metron Speceles will | “al joilitication. | this morning | quiet of West | thy. a small white hoy, was ty Judge Suell for disturbh {astral sehook as, coluced, Was sent to Jail for 60 di se shell, tis mornity 1 S10, from € Frat itia V Court tor disturbing Un Mee The ca it hanged with depos. wine r “il ina than that desig: | Beted by the health rer, continued from last | was ealied In the Pole arter was fin wa Willy 1 Musici’ Chureh ue caine Saver TOW. We 12th {north ire «Prof. B.C. Miss 7 omnpany Wit rs Herts ighted the of Good Tem. | ML FOR Bussius as wartity he Was duly instailed by A. — ELLOWS” FArk.—Th §. and Mazer Wiles Who, With an able corps Of assistants, will do | their utinest tom to the fulrone of pleas | Sill Intve charge Of Che | Thompson wilt preside at Allen at t at the ebins Dwyer at the shooting gal hallot-box: Mis ¢ le, and Misses Mint vs weil. | each the ta | improve. | 5 Jately come into | —— Deavi oF A Wett-kSowS CrTI7eS.—Mr. Samuet sort of onr 0% respected citl- tune ine OF paralysis. but came to thls nd was engaged tn shen nue. iis in- and his death The 12th inst, eet northwest, | STAN CHUKEH.—AT a recent meeting of Sof the Memorial Oh & chureh ve FD, Power rs ser 4 for thee his y Hin Of th w church exeept the pews, which alwut the first of December. ‘The will be Hit up for the frst time at Waucpast six Gelock Monday eveuiug, Nevetnber ——— A Letie Gre CIWENTALLY Snot RY Her 3 and 4 terday t occurred at the rest. © street northwest. wed as a night riding mes | diva, Was home with his | ud a companion with her. olver the sister playtully n the weapon by some hinged and the ball entered. the wlzine near the shoulder Joint, mak- CETOUS WOU Drs. LD. Sworm- DOW. Proutiss and J. Ford Thompson were vitoattend the Uttle sufferer. ‘The wound 1s rily fatal. This morning ft was thought was assured. - serM.—The armless girl has been | the gr Hat the Dime Museum this Week. but on Momday there will be mnany additto eurte populzrity of the Museum is not se by aly means and the management Lent On keeping It up to Wie standard, A VERDICT AGatnet W. W. Conrcoray.—The case Of S.J. Fysue azadtst W. W. Corcoran—action for fervices fn contection with claims for damages to Property, securing revision Of ussessinents, &e—in the Circit Court, resulted yesterday in a verdict for plainut 5 Crore PROPERTY FoR capitalists and others ts less and other property, belonging to the estate of the } ss Moor’, as advertised by 4 G. Payne and E. H. Thonlas, trustees, and situated AU street, On D street, on 7th street, on H street don F street northwest, all of whichis tiaproved, and Should invite the attention of those desiring we Muvest UF for busluess purposes, JAPANESE ART TREASURES. —Thomos Dowling ‘will have on exhibition Monday and ‘Tuesday, a tention of tothe sale of bust | Johnson, very active in for their | Odd Fellows’ est Wash | 3 foo, Mouday. ‘The tables are in eof the ‘The Woman’s Dispensary. AN INSTITUTION WHERE WOMEN ARE TREATED BY PHYSICIANS OF THEIR OWN SEX —THE WORK ALREADY ACCOMPLISHRD—A PORMAL OPENING TO BE HELD NEXT MONDAY EVENING. The Woman's Dispensary, which has quietly taken Its place among the charitable institutions of Washington, will be formally opened next Mon- day evening. ‘This establishment {s an outgrowth of the {dea that women are capable of successfully treating diseases as physicians, and that in many cases When afflictions of their own sex are con- cerned, they are peculfarly qualified for their treat- ment. "In pursuance of this view, on the 10th day of May last a meeting was held of persons Inter- ested In the establishment of a dispensary, where poor women and children might receive gratuitous medical treatment at the hands of women. Dr. $C. Busey was elected chairman of the meeting, and Dr. D. W. Prentiss acted as secretary, After an In- terchange of opinion 1t was unanimously resolved that such an Institution should at once be estab Ushed in Washington. THE INCORPORATORS. On the 18th day of June following a certificate of incorporation of “Woman's Dispensary” was filed in the office of the register of deeds of the District, the tncorporators being Doctor Joseph Taber John- son, D. Webster Prentiss, Samuel C. Busey, W. S. Thompson, Jeannette J. Sumner, Annie E. Rice, James S. Beale, Carl H. schmidt, W. W. Johuston ©. Stanton, ‘Simms, Samuel FE Lewis, J. Hall Lewis, d. R Major, Mand B. fi, Jane C. Hitz, M.'s. B. Kennedy, Mary L. Childs, Ritabeth ¢.Smnith, Margaret’ Campbell, Almira W. Rice, John Sberniin, Sarah A. Babcock, Pever Campbell, Ida Heiberger, Matthew W. Galt, Harriet. Hi. Marbury, Mrs. General. Reynolds, Brainerd HW. Warner, ALS. Worthington, James E- Fiteh, and Charles ster. The certificate sets forth that the corporation Is organized for the term of twenty years, and “that the particular DUSLMESs nel Objects of said corporation are w establish and, Tintin tn the Pistriet of Columbia a free dis Pensary for the treatment of the medical and sur- Bical diseases of Who slitll be we ‘The board Of directors for the first year of the corpory istence is composed of Doctors J. Johnson, who is president of the. board: Prentiss, the ry; W. 8. Rice, Jeanette in Sherman, Maud B. Johnson A. S. Worthington. THE WORK ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED. ‘Thus organized, the dispensary at once began Its wen und children by physicians D. “Thompson, Une Ww. Sumner, and Work. A modest frame building on 10th street, northwest, near K, was leased for one year. Med- Jelues were contributed and money advanced to leet the other necessary expenses of the corpora- tion. ‘The attending physicians, Drs. Jeanette J. Sunner and Annie E, Rice, were daily In attend- ance, and the services as consulting physiclans, not only of the president and secretary of the dispen- Y. Dut of such other well known gentlemen as Dr. Prank Hyatt, Dr. W. W. Jolne Ring, Dr. Klein-chiidt, and D. F Without ostentation, nent, Lhe fact that su Y was open to the poor became known and patients Degan to visit It for treattent. So far the opera- ot the dispensary have becn merely experl- nd Lite effort Mts been made to have ts existence made known generally to the public; yet such ts the need of an institution of the kind; that Pp fo this date 135 patients have been tre them calling frequentiy, and in ext the physicians of the dispensary h Palents ut their homes. Much suffering has In this way been relleved, and the Ladies who have de- vied themselves to “this work, with pardonable te, show to the cnrieus that no death has yet occurred among Uke customers of the dispensary. THE OPENING. ‘The necessity for such a place and the possibility Of Its successful operation In Washington having been demonstrated, it is proposed next Monday evening at etzht o'clock, to formally open the dis- pensary and start it in earne goo. Rev. Dr. Elttott, of the Church of the 4 sion; Rev. Dr, Leonard, of St. John’s church;'Dr. oluison, The president of he corporation, aud dion. A. Riddle will ta in the ope ties. “The ladies and centlermen, tew tnt who have enterprise, asks the attendance of the public and Solicit Its Co-operation, ——— NATIONAL. THEATER.—“A Bunch of Keys,” at the National, has afforded genutne amusement to many people during the week. It wi be withdray hight, and On Monda are nie Opera entitled “the Merry has beet so Well received. ‘he inusic is sald to be kings, strong the dialogue cellent, and, the company Marrraa NS we Heenses have heen issued by the clerk of the court to Frederick Walter and Marta Hofftaan; Join Booth and Nancy Edwards; Rosario Manchino and Francisco Parola Giaxdina, THE ‘THeatey American Four will he at This com= Comique next week. bination comes highly recominended, and 1t Is ex= HEX’ Week's pertorina odd, pected t greatly enjoy will be "The com- is as Cor- jatchelder, the lovers of variet pany embr. h well-known spect: dello and Van Auken, Miss Pauline Frank Lewis, and Murry and Murphy. ——— ‘The SUFFRAGE AssoctaTioN.—At a meeting of the executive committee of the suffrage assoctation, held last nit, it was resolved to Increase the com? lnittee trom 31 to 66 members. A committee was appoluted te draft _a memorial of grievances, to be presented to Congress. A form of petition asking Congress to grant the District a municipal ¢ restoring to the citizens the right to huld elections Was adopted. _ Tne Y.M.C.A. WEEK oF PRrayeR.—In compli- | ance with the recommendation of the International convent Men held in Milwaukee this year, the Youn ristian riation 1h Uh city will begin ver for young men, com- hing. ‘There will be a nov MELUFFOW 1 ing In the le Lby the fi sty ‘Thursday, Kev. J. E Rankin, D.D.; Friday, Rev. J. 1. Cuthbert, D. D5 Saturday, Rev. E. D. Huntiey, D. D. a TROTTING AT FRIGHTWOOD Next Weex.—Last. Night two races were arranged for next Thu The Keal Estate Market. BUSINESS CONTINUES GOOD — 4 NUMBER OF TRANS- ACTIONS MADE. ‘The real estate market continues active and deal- ers are busily engaged with the current transac- tions. There are not very many new buildings being projected, but this 1s a usual feature of this Ume of fear. The inquiries made" for lots and houses for sale shows that there is a gopd deal of capital awaiting investment. The increasing number of small investors in real estate ts re- garded as an indication of the staple condition of the market. : ‘Those Interested in suburban property and the extension of the city will be gratified to know that the Washington and Georgetown allroad have begun the extension of their line out 14th street as far'as Whitney avenue. The fare charged on the extension will be three cents and the road will be of great advantage to the residents in Mount Pleasant and vicinity. Mr. James Kobbins ts erecting a $10,000 rest- dence upon Towa circle, of which Mr. B. B. Brad- ford Is the architect. In addition to this bullaing Mr. Bradford is also the architect of four resi- dences on K street, between 21st and 2H streets, Dr. Fred. R. Windsor, of Alexandria, has pur- chased of B. H. Warner three fine lots on’ P street, adjoining the property of Mrs. Otts Bigelow. He intends shortly to finprove this property with hand- some residences, Mr. D. B. Groff is erecting six handsome brick dwelliugs on North Carolina avenue, near 10th street sontheast, which will cost about'$3,000 each, Mr. Robert E. Smith is erecting a three; ed Drick front dwelling on 6th street, between yivanta id D street southeast, which will cost about $7,000. Mr. Fisher has sold lots as follows: On Hillyer avenue, between 20th and 2ist streets, to Miss 5 per foot; a lot and a haif on Massa- ue, between 17 Wadsworth for ¢ mont avenue, between N Kate i. Dyer for $1.50 per foot. —— ‘The Fire Department. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER. The annual report of Chief Engineer Cronin, of the fire department, sets forth that during the last fiscal year there were 152 alarms, of which 129 were for actual fires, 18 for chimneys, and 5 for false alarms, ‘The aggregate of the reported losses was $46,551, and Insurance $43,326. There were 27 more fires during the past year than the previous one; the Tosses were $94,074 less Chan for that period, and $40.696 ess than the average for the previous ten . He recommends that provision be made for * new companies, there being especial need for additional service in the northern and eastern sections of the city. He urges also the necessity of inereasing the number of tire plugs. ‘The expendi- tures on’ account of the tire department were 5614. He recommends that $10,000, be appro priated for bullding the new engine houses. 5 per foot: nd @ sere to Mrs, Tromse Axp Bensrse: ITCHING AND BURNING!! Eczema, or Salt Rhenm, with its aconizing itching and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with CvTr- CURA Soap and a sir apy tion of CUuTICURA, the great Skin Cure. ‘This rep aily. with two or three doses of Cuticura Ki LVENT, the new Blood Puriticr, Diuretic and Apericnt, to. keep the blood cool, the per- spiration pure and unirritating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, wili spe any eure ‘ter, Ringworm, Ps Lichen Pruritus, Seald Head, Dandratt and every species of Ttching. Sealy and Pimply Hamors of | the USkin when the best physicians and all known remedies fai LUT, ITCHING HuMORS, Raker's, Barber's, Grocer’s and Washerwoman’s Itch, Itching Piles und Delicate Ti ors, pectiliar 10 both sexes, Which are p distressing at season, are instantly relieved iy. and pern nently cured by the above treatment is thie tine when th reopen and the perspirat te e the bloed of iinpurities apd the skin of tor- turing and distiguciug hunucrs, THOUSANDS OF LETTERS Tn onr possession repeat this «1 ble sufferer tor years with 1 ave ber obliged to shui distieurine husnors ‘ : spent hundreds of dollars and got no reaireliet until Lased, the Curicers Reatepres, which have cured aie und lett any skin and blood as pure as a child's, ry: Thave been a terri- eat anid Skin. Humnors: ublic places by al the best physic CUTICURA REMEDIES Are the greatest medicines on earth. J. W. ADAMS, Newark, Ohio. The half has not been told as to their curative powers, C.A, WILLIAMS, Providence, ‘They cure in every caso, H.W. BROCK WAY, M. D., Franklin, N. H. My friends know how suffered from Salt Rheum until cured by them, MRS. A. R. BROWN, Malden, Cured me of Scrofulous Humor of thirteen ycars duration. J. E. RICHARDSON, ©. H., New Orlans, SCRATCHED THE BLOOD, I certify that T only used them about six weeks until T was entirely well, but before Leoni my face, breast ahd back were almost a often scratched the blood frou my body = tirely well, end think your Curictna ReMEDIES are the best for skin discascs that ever was bromht before the public, — F, M. FOX, Caddo, Indian Ter, Sold by all dru Cvricuna, 50 cents, Resou- vest, $1, Soap, 35 cents, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases." Esravusmp 1 830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 28 621 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Seal Sacques at $75, 8100, $125, $140, $150, $160, $175, $200, Ke. Silk and Satin Lined Cirenlars $15, $20, $25, ‘The first will be a added Swe ree In five in harness. ass, Lady 1 Medium, and” Exwin A Pacing race for a pur: 0, mile he five, with the following Little re lack Rapid, and Diamond Joe, i pools will be sold at the track. 1 ‘The ar, Dick Organ, Ike ‘The second 1s to ‘be a ts, three in plan, Gos Auction ‘The engagement. of Miss "3 per- in will close With this evenin ®, Whenshe willappear as Yancy Suke nal version of “Olver Twist.” Next we forn: the Have will be here, and a larce aud ry night will be the result. ‘The troupe was a fine one when here before, but 16 is suid to rformia the © heen considerably strengthened, eof “The Winter's east night President: attended, was an unusually tinge was at her best, and the M. Lewis (a young lady from. speckilly commended for its tures, Fur Lined Circulars from $25 up. Coacher Capes, Collars and Muffs, Fur Carriage Robes from @10 up, Fur Trimming. Gents’ Seal Caps, Fur Gloves and Collars, Gents’ Dress Dog Skin and Lined Gloves. Ladies’ Seal Caps. Boys’ Seal Caps from 1.50 up, IT Hea A Vore Say VENI, VIDI, VICI. He came from the corner 15th and @ streeta, clothed in healthy underwear, his feet enclosed in xood English socks, a perf ct-fitting shirt and collar on, made to order, is hands fitted to perfection with a pair of Perrin's gloves, and a happy, wan, No more hulf-way, cheap places for me, He hid been to TYSSOWSKI nd ‘n9-Im BROS., Cor. 15th and G streets, RRR OO Y YA YL RRO OY Y¥ AA L ERO Oo YW RAT R ROO Y¥ A ALLLL ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only incans. Rowan Baxrxa Power Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 VOID THE HARSH, IRRITATING, GRIPING ompounds so often sold as purging medicines, and correct the irrecularitie sof the bowels by the use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, which are mild and gentle, yet thorough and searching, in their action, S A PURIFIER AYER'S SARSAPARILLA ACTS. directly and promptly. A single bottle will prove its merit. Many thousands of people are yearly saved from dangerous fevers by the exercise of a little timely care in properly cleansing the system by the use of this remedy. nd Ger Tur Besr. THE CONCORD HARNESS." ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR. LUTZ & BRO, Soue AcENTs For the sale of the celebrated “CONCORD Taveon hand stock of all kinds at low prices, Tver genuine “Concord Harness,and. Conegrd Ool- cholee collection of the above goods. For furtlier Patucutars eend for a catale; peter eS ‘To Loan.—Money to loan on real estate by B. H. ‘Warner, lar is statnped with maker's naiwe ahd trade mark, HOKSE BLANKEIS AND LAP ROBES In great variety at bywtomn Prices, LUTZ & PRO., scp (697 Pucosylvanis Avenue, Tanomsa Deranruesr. ENGLISH WORSTEDS, CORKSCREWS, COATINGS MELTONS, SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS, AND TROUSERINGS, MY OWN IMPORTATION. BEST STYLES AND QUALITY PRODUCED IN ENGLAND. INSPECTION REQUESTED, W. 8. TEEL, on 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. REE oco 1 A L BSs PPE EE 6S oT a E ee ee Bss8 P EEK OcO H 4 A LLL = Yam overcrowded with goods and have not sufficient Teom to show them, having been disappointed by not getting my new building ready for this season's business; therefore offer some SPECIAL BARGAINS, ‘My entire stock of Ladies' Imported Berlin Stockinet Coates, handsomely trimmed and made up very stylish, at a discount of 15 per cent. These goods were consid- ered cheap at their original prices, and are to-day the best-fitting garments in the market, SATIN RHADAME FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, Reduced to $16.50, Sicilienne Rep or Satin, Merveilleux Circulars, quilted, all sizes, only $10, SPECIAL BARGAIN ™ PLUSH GARMEN' 18, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, SUITS, HAVELOCKS aad NEWMAREETS, ar BAUM’S, 2a #6 SEVENTH STREET, ory | and 18th streets, to | lot on | A LIST OF SENATOR® 4N® REPRESENTATIVES AND WHERE THEY ABB QUARTERED. at the addresses given: ‘BENATORS, H., 901 East Capitol st. ge F., Vin, M411 Mass. ave, ‘A. H., Ark, 1233 Mass. ave. Gibson, "Randall, Lay 1733 R. L ave. Jonas, E. F., La., Willard’ Jones, C. W., Fia., 1705 Gst Logan, John A.. TL, #12 120 st Miller, J. F., Cal, 1218 Cont. ave. Morgan, Jolin T., Ala, 113 48t st. ne, Morrill, J. S.,Vt, Ve ave. and M st. Pugh, James L.,’Ala,, 1513 R. 1. ave. Vance, Zebulon’ B., N. C,, 1627 Mass. ave. Vest, George G., Mo. 25 Est. Voorhees, D. W., Ind., Portland Flats, REPRESENTATIVES. Adams, George E., IIL, 1502 Vt. ave. Anderson, J. A., Kan., 1424 N. Y. ave. Barbour, J. 8. Va., 144 B st Bisbee, H., Fla., 1714 N st. Blackburn, J. @. 8. K Calkins, W. 1.11 Davis, Tih. Dolph, J Edmunds, Garland, t. 643 E. Capitol st. . R., Cal., 1522 Conn. ave. Arlington hotel. 9 24 1th St. + Ohio, EbICL house. Kellogg, W. P., La., Willard’s hotel. Ket N Rosecrans, W. 8. U Singiser, FF, Slocum, 'H. W., ‘aL, 1B st Tdaho, Nations! hotel . Y., 817 15th st. Ky., 1013 Est. n. w. 5 eas, Metropolitan hotel Wilkins, 'B., Ohio, 1400 K st. o<———___—~ THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by a sistent Cough, the gener strength wasted and an incurable complaint established — theret Dr. Jayne's Expectorant is an effective remedy for Coughs and Colds, and exerts a beneftelal effect on | the Pulmonary and Bronchial orzans. URST'S CEDAR hs, Colds, Croup, ix drops adose. Try ve Diseases, it. If not satistied, ret mion’y back.” Sold by all Druggists, Price THOMPSON, ne. y bottle and get your ty bottle and ct your MARRIED. MILLER, On November 9th, 1883, HTHY to MAMMIE ©. MILLER, ©. Miller, of Wa: DAVIS. On the 7th of Novem L. Hay ». RICHARD HH. REY 4, and ANNA L. DAVIS, of this ————— DIED. On the morning of Noveraber 9th, 1883, at half past four o'clock, RICHARD B, BRIDGET, in the geventy-first vear of his ae. Funeral will Place from his late residence, 1222 Sd street northwest, Sunday, 1th, at o'clock,” 2 | CHEEK. On the eveningof Thursday, November 8th, | 18%, JAMES H, CHEEK, in the forty-tlird year of Lis age. BRIDGET. Q. sad the thoughts our brother dead, In slient rests his peacett yearly In heaven has sought his resti By HLS ON | Funeral from his brother's residenc | Cheek, 39th stre ber in, tend, On Thursday, November 8, 1883, MICHAEL the forty-sixth year of Lis age, born in Lim- ainty, Ircand, ovember 12th, from his late resi- den ‘een 14th and Ioth southeast = he funeral will take place from the residence of her nat ico; V. Ganzhorn, No, ot Teuth street norte : Friday, Novernber 9, 1883. at 7440p. EDWARD. bs son of ‘ins, in the tenth year of his ag congestion of the brain, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to trom the resid: of his paresite, | on Monday, IN On Friday evening November SALOME INGLE, danghter of Mrs, Elen Funeral from $b Nov. 1, at 2:30, Paul's church, Sun o'clock pau JAQUETTE. On Thureday evening, November 8th, ISs5, At 10:1 OHNE, you son of Isic and Mary Juquette, in the Seventh year of his age, of neti fternoon, at three p.m., from the 0. 817 13th street northwest 10th, 1883, at MATILDA LLOYD, relict of nd cility-01 to otdock mnucle, residence of 1 LLOYD, On the morning of Nowon Qseloek. Of pneutn the lute Willian 1 wral Will ta from the Church )_ MARTIN, on LIAM MART! Funeral fr southwest, on Sunday, the 10th, at 3:30 o'clock p.m. McEWEN. On. Saturday, November 10th, 1883, Gen- eral M. MCEWEN, at 8:45. m1, = Funéral on November 12), iit 2p. mn.from No, 1011 H street northwest. General McEwen Was well-known in the Army, of the Potomac, having been division Suriwon under Generals Crook, Curtis, Averill and | othe years! au, Tuesia No, 1560 November Sth, 1889, at 10:20 p, ister of Mrs. Surah Sullivan, “LIZZIE PENS nce tow, of Gi Interment at Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Sun- | day, ac EWAY. On November 9, 1893, WARREN E. VAY, in the forty-third year of his age. |, Friends of the family are respectful; nvited to at- tend the funeral froni Christ church, G urd, on Sunday at On TOTT. aturday. November 10th, 1883, at 1:40 ain. of Paralysis, SAMUEL S1OTT. = ! Fuhoral will take plac: from his late residence, No. 1s Twelfth street northwest, Monday, the 12th lusiayt, at two v'elo New Deparrore! Having greatly enlarzed our Store,we have added a line of PARLOR, CHAMBER AND LIBRARY FURNITURE, which cannot be surpassed in Style and Price, Our stock of CARPETS and UPHOLSTERY GOODS ig the finest in the city, and prices low as the lowest, Call early and avoid the crowd. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, 308 and 310 8ri st. New Srore, 1205 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON ‘Have removed from 709 Merket Space to their NEW AND ELEGANT STORE, NO, 1205 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, - and invite an inepection of their NF! STOCK OF CHINA GLASSWARE, ¥ HOUSE-F TOILET SET OF FRENCH, ENC Manufacture for \ HOLD ADUK. 3, ELEC AXON and other a8 ropean TS aud HOUSE- WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 1205 Pennsylvania Avenue, FP{© OWNERS OF FINE HORSES AND VEHICLES. ‘We have now in stock one of the most wonderful dis. coveries of the axe for softenin and curing Diseases of the Hoof and General Casualties of that ‘useful animal— the Horse.” We guarantee a sure cure for quarter Cracks =from personal experience—grease heels and will, be found invaluable for swolley limi: eruptions, galls and sprains, A few application will start. the most handened or contracted hoof. We also have the cele- brated Mica Axle Grease, inanufactured expressly for fine vehicles, aud a6, lubricant end endurer has no equal. The above are manufactured by the Amer- Dead in any quantities Son? tact ggehes eR Ce any quant eir agent 5 & CO., 937 La, ave. n.w. Call and examine. it Fors Our Entire Winter Stock Now on Exhibition, BIBERIAN AND MINK LINED CIRCULARS, QUILTED LINED CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS from $15 upwards, BEAL SACQUES, Latest London Dye, all fresh stock, from 36 inches to 48 inches long. ‘WHITE LAMB SKIN COATS for Children. FUR TRIMMING in every variety on hand. All goods sold as low as anyhouse in America, WILLETT & RUOFF, ‘Hatters and Furriers, 905 Pennsylvania avenue. nT-6t __elt-3m S451 ISHED 1600. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, ip 21 ivania avenue, Gents’ Dress Silk Hata, 85, $6, $3. ‘The Latest Styles of Black and Brown Derby Hats, at $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, 83, 3.50, 84, 4.50. (Canes and Umbrellas, ‘Boy's Hats and Polo Caps, 50c., 75c., $1, $1.50, avin M. Qrpmerenert, os arstanoctere, ° opened, ‘Meat and dest feats and vells as low ag aUy ono in the city. THE NEWEST, THE MOST ELEGANT T° ‘and cheapest HAI WORK in the ely, ey ROCH( ‘Three Patenta and Five Medals from Expositions in Paris, Lyons aud Vienne, We solicit ye of the dittens snd Mary | store. Keeps the Tue pemosoray OF HEADACHE. THE STOMACH, THE BOWELS AND THE LIVER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY RACKS THE HEAD. REGULATE, TONE AND HAR- MONIZE THE ACTION OF THESE ALLIED ORGANS WITH TARRANT'S SELTZER APPERIENT, AND YOU CURE THE COMPLAINT AT ITS SOURCE. SOLD RY 4LL DRUGGISTS, om BY THE SPARKS COMPANY, NEXT WEEK, Sins and Clay's Highly Successful Comic Opera, THE MERRY DUCHESS. With a east of unnsal strength, A Chorus of Thirty trained vos, An Enlarsd Orchestra. New and Eleb- orate Costumes. Orurinal Scenery, &e., &. rr OLIVER TWIST. ROSE EYTINGE, Aided by CYRIL SEARLE And Twenty Select Artists, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Positively the Last Apppearance of ROSE EYTINGE, and only time of the ORIGINAL VERSION of OLIVER TWIST, CITY ITEMS. Galvano-Maguctic Treatment OF DISEASE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY Parp FoR TREATMENT RETURNED. We Give a Written Guarantee. Miss Lille May Padgett, now residing at 501 K street northwest, Washington, and danghter of Mr. Robert J. Padgett, $30 Mchondh street, Baltimore, S¢ Plann’ by ber before the aathor. Charles Dickens, Was aMiiicted with sich excessive nervous prostra- | Oi \jupic Theater, Leiden, a tion as to cause cataleptic Mts and cramps—thir- | 2300 teen fits sometimes occurring of aday. She also KOS! heen suffered at this time from perpetual twitehing of , Ct Searle..... the limbs, and was altogether in stich a condition WEEK-HAVERLT'S as to cause her friends extreme anx and pain, STRE After commencing our Magnetic Treatment 01 . Week the twitching ceased. She was first placed under our care in the early part of May last, aud the fits have long since yielded to the itluenve of netistn @nd recur no more. ‘The young lady has become quite stout, with a tine, healthy complex lon, her strengih has returned to her, and. her friends are filed with wonder and grauiudde at the remarkable change. F. A. Parsoys € Co., ton and Liberty sts, ahd =} Washtngtoi, D, C. Established in Baltim three years. Washington office Mours from 8 to 12 toTp.m. VOMAN'S DISPENSARY — Hot Monday eyening. Novetiber 12th, 1882, at 8 0" m., at lth street northwest. Dhe pub fully invited. V P. SIs Or FELLOWS’ FAIR, AT THE WALL, Sen STREET SOUTITEAST, FROM NOY. 120H TO NOV. 2478. Music each evening, Pennsylvania avenue cars pass the door. Ww ny bee Furnishes Mii MUSIC! MUSIC! PROF, LOUIS WEBER, TrH STREET SouTiHRAST, forall occasions at lowest rates, n9-Im* T HEATER COMIQUE, am and?! “It Was Only an Accident.” | A fish-hook in your fiesh, a seissors blade in your | left thumb, a sprained ankle from a misstep on a loose stone, a bruised shin by a slip from a car pl form, a cut on your cheek by a clum barber razor, & contusion on your elbow by poking 1t Urrotigh a street car window, a swelling on Your hose frem running against An open door in the dark—these are likely to happen without amo- meut’s notice. ‘To be ready for them, have a boule of Perry Davis’ Padn Killer ready. Fi ALECTA DURANT Beautiful The Famous Amwric LULU ‘The Fairy The Old, Old Story. Pe oso They pledged their vows on the grassy slope, ‘The Human Proyectilc irom a Monster Cannon, And she promised as to leave her arose The B f the To use the new French Process Soap And save bolling and scalding the clothes, Spring Bow Hubber Eyeglasses, 50c., at Prigg’s. nS IME MUSEUM THE FAMILY RE ORT OF THE PEOPLE. gtainment A Grand Ey A Corner in Men’s Fine Shoes. EVERY APTERSOOS AND SIGHT Tuts WEEK, Just received from Copeland & Co e house | SS 1 s iis oN, ' lately falled w! Rito tieblities: over ao | The Armless Wonder, who tieats, Writes and Eaabroid- Dalrs gents tton, laced. “atu cone LR ee gress, #: . iT price $3.50 to $4, Hahn’ AM TAGE PERFORMANCE, 516 7th and 1922 Penns nia avenue, + 2 ‘Adimiest : First-class Artists, = mission to all, only Ten Grits. Hot Springs Crystal @welry, = acd = ees HE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT oF SERS T SP AUGUSTIN S CHT ROM FROM NOVEMBLE Tri TO NOM EMBER aoe, Lucky Stars. NO. 3,254 DRAWS TI $30,000, READ WHAT THE LOvISvit OCTOBER 267M Was TO COLLEGE LOTTERY DRAWL arch, milan In the Basernent of the ¢ HE SCHOOL OF 1923 1 AND 6) COTRIER-JOURNAT. OF ALOUT THE HENRY Ay The second drawing Henry College Lottery took phice ‘Thursday, October 25, fn Masonte ‘Temp’ ine S00) persons were there. LIFE OR FROM, PHOTO. in drawing and painting rays aud flower, ‘Studio, 1705 F street county Jude, a PG. M. Mason at the head of kof = P. and K. of MH. of the U.S. «t Win. HL Meffert, PL G of Grand Lode of Kentucky, asst jor Wou etary, had cl were the two wheris K, the mayor of Louisville's priv xe. In Tull view of the adie nd a long pre Wiel | sec {| | Were the 100,00)numbers, Judge Hoke stated every | thing Was fair and called upon the audience to ap- 1G, Novenier | point a committee to come upon the stare and ki. Blot The following ge vchehan, of N tisty themselves, sponded: T. B. . F. Bowr AL AL Glass, PL W. | Loulsvine, Ky. "The ju | to call out What minut tag with the nu j privilege many DRY GOODs. Crosks Axp Doryaxs i and kk. EB. Puryear, p requested the andiem they chose, ne the er on placed in the W1 atled themselves of. ter all were Sattstied, placed the nurat not been called in t in the litue wheel. Mored Silks at T5e., worth @1. lored Suk and Worsted Pushes and Val- K an’ mate nen vets, from 81 to 12 Tudeh bet Sean 1d dozen Towsls, from 10e. tp 0c. each. Lodo ize drawn to; is nimiber the WO dozen All-Lineu Colored Borderod Napkins at $1, sheok the hall with their enthusiasm. brace 2 Grawing our reporter Fepaired to the Inacniticent | 100dozn White Napkins at 50°., a0 Linen, worth &1, oices of the company, 507 3d st " gi? Mains cheapest Blankets ever offend before, $1 to of their books show Fred. Erb) BY = sireet, Chicago, IL, had 3.351, drawing the | Our stock is lange and pricce lower than ever before, $50,000 prize 2 $10,000 prize, was sold to. Chi damn, Conn, who sent Ucket. James E. News 4.y has licket No. 57. anbkin, of Lima, Oi #1.000; T. Salzman, of 65 Jefferson 8, Whole te y drawing the Jes W. Smith, Haud- 2 wo TS. ais for a n, of Summit Point, West | ahd issue richer Heury | Barcarss Lx Brocape Sinxs. 82.42, and won Baltimore, Bargains in Brocade Sik, a $1,000 prize; W.S. Glore, of Louts: Barsains in Brocad: Silks. Black Silk Brocades, 95 Sold Heket 3,620, winlen drew S100; Joseph New York city, sold Nos, 38,635 and 76, : ») each: O. Ballard, WaShington, D. C., Sold Black Sitk Brocades, $5 conta, BUN, $5.00 prize, ‘The president stated Black Silk Brocades, 95 cents, Colored Brocade Silks, 95 cents, Colored Brocade Silks, 95 cents, they would Nave’ a grand “Thanksiving drawing, Tihnsday, Noveber 2th, capital prizes of $3084 310,000, $5,000. 1.857 pr amounting to $110,400. Kets. ¢ P haives, $1. Andres Colored Brocade Silks, 95 cent. Colored Dress Silks, Colored Divss Silks, ichets only $2 each; halves, $1. Address J. J. Colored Dress Silke, Douglas, Louisville, Ky. ST cents, 87 cents, Sicents. Regular price $1 yd. GEO, J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. nd cents, If Success be the true test of merit, it is a settled fact that “Brown's Bronchial Troches? have no equal for the prompt relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles. - 2 Priv i filks, prices reduced. Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cts, amen Dandruft 99 cents, $1, $1.20, $1.40, $1.60, 31.71 Is removed by the use of Cocoxine, and It stimulates and promotes the growth of the hair. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the b Hine Flannel Shirts and Hand-knit Jackets,$1, $2, #3, $4, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. eo M. Laroque’y Elixer of Calisaya r Was, for more than half a century, been tn use by 45-inch-Chudda Cloth, 50 cents, 45-inch Chudda Cloth, 50 cents, 45-inch Chudda Cloth, 50 cute, ey Jacket Jersey Jackets, $1.90. Cc. M. TOWSON, all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- 69CPENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, siclans as the best tonic and invizorator extant | m8 South Side near 7th, The weak, the morvous, tho debilitated, all find tt Pa to give new ile, vigor and happiness, Particu- | a < larly a lady’s medicine. $1 a botle. Scld by drag- LY WUanPeTs! . ists, W.E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltinore aud S-PLY CARPETS! flarrison streets, Battunhore, Md. ‘tu,th,s-6m gi yara! 81 yard! 81 yarat Lunborg’s Khenish Cologne. 2-PLY CARPETS, A0c. 2-PLY CARPETS, 800. Port Grape Wine for the Sick. We can confident recommend Speer’ Grape Wine, whic S awarded the highe miu at the World's Fair, a superior article of wine for the sick and debilitated. ‘The vineyards and cellars are at Passaic, New Jersey, near New York city. Medical Review. For sale by drugyists. On Thirty Days’ Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. wil send Dr. Dye’s_ Celebrated “Electro-Voltate “Belts and Electric Appiances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are aflieted with nervous de- Dility, lost vitality and kindred (roubles, guarantee- ing Speedy and complete restoration of health and mnanly Vigor, Address as above. N. B.—No risk 18 incurred, us thirty days’ trial is allowed, ~ w,s,n No One Should Invest in real estate without first obtaining a Certifeate | of TiTL from “The Real Estate ‘Title Insurance | Company,"—the only company in the Distriet tuat warrants’ the absolute accuracy of title searches. Offices, Gunton Building, 472 Louisiana avenue. $5 The Two Worst Months in the year for house vermin are upon us, August and September. Spread Hunt's Insect Powder pien- -tifully, and realize What comfort means; 25 cents, INGRAIN CARPETS, 2%c., 30c., 370. INGRAIN CARPETS, 45c., 50. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 65c. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 7c. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 800. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 8% FLOOR OILCLOTHS, all widths, 37c., 50c., 62c, FLOOR DRUGGETS, $5, $6, 87, $8, 89. LACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS! Scalloped Borders, $1.50 a pair. NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 38c.,20c.,25¢.,30¢.,370. BLANKETS, $2.50, $3, $4, $5 pair, : BED COMFORTS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 PEXNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, Cxoaxs, Ve vers, Sixs AND byallaruggis “Buchu-Paiba.”? TRICOTS. nick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, blad- def and'urinary diseases, gic Drugista LADIES' WRAPS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, “alderne: Wagons.” INCLUDING THE NEWEST MATERIALS Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, AND STYLES, seeeeroneton, see Eaciaete yun 5 Brite sc per’ quarts Grea 180. pints Negidaited Soh tectotnd AND ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES IN PLAIN, STRIPED AND BROCADED, PROPOSALS. prRorosars FOR PRINTING WOODEN TAGS SILES OF BEST MAKES, FROM $1 TO 83, AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR MAIL | IN BLACKS AND COLORS. PRICES GUARANTEED. BAGS. TRICOT CLOTHS, AND ALL THE NEW EFFECTS = IN LADIES’ SUITINGS. ‘Post Orrick DEPARTMENT, ONE PRICE. ‘Wasnrxaton, D. C., Oct. 25, 1883, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, ‘Separate Sealed Proposals will be received at this De- partment until NOON ON THE THIRD DAY OF DE- DEMBER, 1883, for furnishing, by contract, Printed ‘Wooden Tags, like the samples of this Department, in 803 MARKET SPACE. Dex Goons such quantities and st such times as may be required = and oniered during one year, from the frst day of Jann PRICES AND QUALITIES. = r, 1884; also for furnishing manner and for large lot of best. ities Ladies? Geese pated, Molsilio abel Ones Uke tin auaplas | Goth eeneeee teeter ee Suiting, at $1.25; of this Department, * Ottoman af Sik. as $225,208 lower gaallty ot ‘The proposals must be in accordance with the specifi | $2.23: large lot of Suda oe cations and forma which will ‘be furnished on spplice- | "Our stock of House Linens te complete and. very eu- ‘Handkfs. juderwear—Ladies tion by letter to the Becond Assistant Postmaster Gen- | perlos for the price Mandite an ‘The contracts which may be made will bo in confor- JOHN T. MITCHELI, mity to such specifications and the accepted proposalg. | 012 981 Pennsylvania avenue. GRESHAM, HIRTS.—DO! THAT THE a ithe $' Nuoren bony j-lawiw te Postmaster General, best Shirt %. ever in ia the : for 75 cent = te this or D. BAER, This ‘been sold in this market for ten H. Re ee DMPORTER AND TAILOR Derlority, both as fo quality and FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED, Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted ana | {>¢ best fitting and most uniform in quality of any slirt suited are invited to call at the Fashion Housa, Bold ony af : mph 3U1Pa Avo, Washington, D,0, ' eal aT weeet __ AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALES. ' NAtiosaL ruearen, ~~~ yon VEER 00. Ve THIS SATURDAY EVENING, il or Last Time of the Two RUNDRED FINE MAR NTL VASES MAsOLIC! ON: Pt SAND PTS, SETROOLL PANG THAT SURO OF RETR: Fe tHe Towtns { Sewn Lee Or, Tur Hore. ACOURDEONS am, 40 PATHE BLANKETS, 5) PATE Bo! S KUDING CURBS, Sc, WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF OTHER, GOODS Bile sold at suction within suleerooms MONDAY MORN SOVEME: TWELFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. cS S, SAMSTAG. Auctioneer, Twill eel, at Public Auction,commencing TUESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTE and CONTINUE IN THE M. DAILY, in Store N. th STH, at TEN O'CLOCK, EVENING at SEVEN P, 719 Buctith strect south. east, oppor jarrison, a lane and varied Stock consigned tous from one of theleading Th Mosicry, 100 Cmibrdias, 60 doz. ants Of this city, stock consists 4 part of 500 dow, Men's Underwear, 200 Trimmed Hats, 30 doz. | chiefs, Woolen Goods, Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Lace Mls, Dry Goods, Corsets, Lot of Toy's of all kinds, Towels, Napkins, Table Covers, and a lane lot of Other coods too numerous to meution, positively. Goois in lots to the trade ana pris yore, ni0.2t° 8. SAMSTAG, Anctioncer, MPMHOMAS DOWLING, Auction 7 } c ASSIGNERS SALE OF IN MATFRTAT. Up. | HOLS CERING ABS toca | der and by virtue of a seni nt from 143, Hated, duly record Widap cal tetas 2, w H it wv, RTEENTH NOW TEN OCLACK. , "1 x. the Dalaned, ‘ Sith, Mines andl T. wath many sin the mpholstering | oods bens trek and desirable Wo GHAY, SAMUEL MADDOX MWANCERY SALE OF FIFTPEN ACKES TWENTYS FOUR PERCHES OF GROUND. NEAL EINE BUANCH ROAD, IN THE DISWCL OF Coe LUMBLA. nose 2 amieneen By virtue of a deere of Supreme Court of 1 thet of Galumiea, purser on the sixth Any ofS verter, Ay dnd in cater No. Sc at forties a Hirvoc. att ated 1) strobe Wascdr NOVEMBER NINPTEEN THI ractot Gr ney Branch Terns of sale to Tinperty will be me L VINCKEL, sold at cost of defaulting 4 Truster NCANSON BRO: PPE Sa OF oxe oF SADDLE HORSES IN GME DISTH nm TUESDAY MORNING, NOVENMAL VNTR TEENTH. EOCLOCK NOON, we will sd, jam trontof Cur suet jon Beyrare oll, fr and oof the tinest saddle I ” works simele lane sade na brs N BROS. Ancte, OF VALTARLE IMPROVED THE SOL PAWEST CORNER ENTH STLERIS NORTH. VALU AMEE ONEMIE STERLY SIDE. « j BEYWEEN M By virtucot District ot Col | 1 | DAY OF Ss MEER, Issa | EE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. the telle [ine déserited real state, situated in the | faction, District of Columbia, | fupoels of ground situate in. sai sub. lots wuribered thirty thre: (34), m Willa SK ered fifty (15), sixt eighteen (is wee cinta in m (16), Hulud ded in Liber rds of Wartineten ther with the £3, unity, Dis buikdaage and tua has a front of Zs feet on Sstreet ner of 1th, bya depth of 5 feet ‘These lots, with fhe inproverents, will first asa whole. If uot so sold, they will be offered sepa. rately. sald WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY ; AT KOCLOCK IN Iso ofter for sale, at grmtiie a all that fal estate, uc dart of Det nouanth= Desenty (70), and TE suction, an fr situate int the north sonthwardly. twenty ona bi i ty 10 f castwardly and paralled with sid wens Harapshire ave north line of said Jot along said worth ti north. a New the sad Southeastwarly atid Hugdred and twenty to th ther with Min ri way ov ret ot on said north line to be four (4) feet th wilt tending from the mar ot the prewoes dawribed tow, Pirty Cp) foot alley in the rar of said lot, said part to be ined at ney. w The Trusters will re« pias es for th edd Pas tat hear interest at six per ceut and be secured t deeds of trust. in the usual fori for which such ne chaseror purchasers ts said tnohey tay be paid in cack, at the ‘hase option of the pure hasers. A deposit of #200 will be required 1 the S street property ts struck off, Hit ie sold an Whole, Its td separately G150 wail leon quiced when let 33, and #100 when Last 4 te struck off. A depend? of $100 Will We required w struck ofl, All couv 1429 P ai the New Harwpshire avetiur Lot ae ser's cust, DWE Ivana G.WATHE Tals Lath strvvi. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucticnoers 21,13,15,17,20-5t Other Aucti Cueavest Sirs I W ASHINGTON. COLORED SILKS rwaneed from #1 te Tie COLORED SILKS redutord from 125 to #1. COLORED SILKS reduced from B1-79 to B12 GREAT REL IN BLACK SILKS. relucedt found to 75 hes wide, $1.25, T OF THE Loom COTTON ONLY Sie BROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE $2 REDUCED DO. 81.50. AUCTION BLANKETS. $2 All Wool BLANKETS retaced to #8 #2. All Wool NKETS reduced to rutile White BL SPS rvaduced to € Bleached TABLE DAMASK, all Pure Linen, Slichtly Boiled, (war T5e), now Se, COLORED SILKS, 5c, BLACK SILKS, 30. os COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES, all Puro Wo DOUBLE WIDE, dic., Buc., Che, Te. Special Bancan, YARD WIDE BLEggtcD / “CARTER'S” ott TAL MARKET SPACE. Jon Lom TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 Maxker Srace, Have secured some Special Bargains, to which they in- dozen German Linen, Knotted Fringe Towvls, ese 300 sore ‘beantifal finish, 25 cts, or 83 per = 200 dozezi all Linen Nayking, redinced to #1, 400 dozen all Linen Napkin reduced 10 $1.35; thie quale cast Ge 11-4 Blunkrts, 63 metuced from 6:50. ne 11 ran, #3, Halu : Special Banvaine in Flan “ in Faninels, ;, Under= sodas Cildnafs Mibbed, Pal ugular Hose, reduced have assortment of Drens Goods, including weaitie designs and colorings ok Cobre bai Fine Brocade Velvets and Slike to match, ‘Black Brocade Sitk, ™ gt Bi Seee, Alm» . : Our stock in all departments is omens oe invite au ikejection of stock and Comparioua (Prom, “ONE PRICE ONLY." TEUNNEL & CLARK. om #11 Market Space, ‘OGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP, prominent Draggists T putup® ‘within the reach of Or mp and it hae me RATORY, Be ‘Island avenue, <