Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick oF THE CUIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, WasnixaTos, D.C, $0) For the middie Atiant pt 1, 1844, 9:29am, es, partly eloudy weather and loal Showers, Siicht Changes In leta~ ture, southerly Winds, shiiting toe for Friday, p. cloudy weather and cated for districts east of the Kocky De a slight fallin temperat Of the Mississippi va. the districts on t f weather in ali mountains ‘The ture in all districts east ——s Hour Comront. Use Aladdin See Tt ts known to be the safe: Use ALappry Seeverry fen years trial this ex: In public favor, the ever that its merit dione is Its Dest houseliold oil In use. Mason's Fruit Jars. John ‘York aveni Eusseit's Ice Cxeawe Shipped anywhere 0 r For PResenvine.— Fin guaranterd to be pure, ym Vinegar for Hexny Ital of 9h ard th ast Tight arms near the wrist. Save your eyesight; consu uurity O} ‘st ahd best off Ou_—Aatter_ more than at olf continues 20 crow creasing demand proves Fecommicadation as the nH. Magruder, 1417 New tof town. & New York avenue, catawba grape brandy, miperted Extras it at Chr. night and broke bis Amusements, etc., ‘To-Vight. ‘TuratTeR—T Natusar West's stinst DRIVER'S GekDEN. Drax MesECM.—Novel ani ‘ondemsed a clerk int According fo a New York Tertalned, last week, a part a fareweil bachelor ilint Mr. Howard Pomeroy. att an the geolex! August 20h by the weciden While on duty In the vieinit ils reimains Were Sent to he The vilice of the geolouh Into the Willard bulusings Ut house. “The removal fr seum building began vest -r Mr. Caleb: Sebsis On the force told a Stak F Tcenty-thint anniversary survey, Was instantly Adled ‘her, Priurose, and Interesting entertainment. .d entertaining perforin | Locals. now a ment. ely en- fri-nes at en at Martinelils, assistant Lopoxra| er n tal disenange of lls un Y of Sount Shasta, Cal. $ hiomie San Pratictsec i Survey Is being moved on F street, near the Eb- nthe National that Ui e poltee force, 1 De Was proud to say that he had never been broty e tie bound oh charges of any Ki ast Ro Lime Of AccOUAL OF Sick Margare polly Was im the Police Court (his morning € J with Stealing trou Bridiet Fitz gerald, at 882 7th strert, a Lew suawi. Margaret < Tack it." She was fined $19, Mrs Belva A. Lock woud, didate for President, math Court tts morning. ‘The wili of Ellen Donnell: Jeaves her estat Rate of her tat ig. IS eXpecte Deeds In tee have been O'Conner to Margaret Ca, E 1 KF. Duley to 5 B10, ‘TP the Editor of THe Eves: Au old sabvoriber Park to-morre i ey ahd ert lo. Waler-prve thirty days. the wouien's rights can- je & Viste to the PM iy Was Died to-day, She interest tu nnelly, Wo her mother, minates James Dou- © afternoon here are twelve entries nearly as many for te hich is to trot again + sole Last Une, and ut ab Beat fied a vin, part 1, $4. Dubant, lot Margaret Sherwoud, whies for Information from YoU, of some ene of your many readers Detter In- formed on stich matters than Tam. Yesterday, In @riving my ousiness wazon (with a beautiiu and Valuable horse attached) into the alley running south from q street, just east of Sti, the horse siey Ped on the round cover of the sewer opening: it Gave Way and one hind lez went ia up to the budy. Tt was bi at cut in different places, Dut forcun apt care and etiratite appt ances it ws to perform its dally 10 saVe me much loss and the Rot such covers to be so Such accidents ¢ the proper anthorit iY all loss 5) $ thes onuied Doe fn another hol ta, By the Ted, but his buck was so. ser. tw be shot. A few weeks by the same alley ARRIVAI OF THE HoMING PIGEONS SENT FROM THIS erry.—The large numbe longing to the Newark, N. ated from the sini ice nvent securely fastened that vousgiat not jus them? hit a vear, sot both hind force he Was extr Misty Injured be hc @ beughbor, using his horse similuriy » let us hear if Ju wk of homing pigeon, be- Homing Chub, Uber- here at 6.05 yesterday morning Were in compecition for cub prizes ‘The oeners were A. P. Ruldwin, W. Benuect, 4. A. Allen, C. Mink, Jr. all of Newark; Isaac Sicler, Mi Stnith, doth of Mone Clair, turns to each loft were Ui Were timed at 11:25; time 202 intles; average Speed 111 to ark loft time out 317 minutes; dista age speed 1,090 yards BIst at 1234: Jes, Mest at 1136: 197 5-16 miles; average spe Fixep For Pum Ington, was put on trial morning, charged with en: Brown's brick Fand last Sun Fredericks. ricks left Pearance, but fated toa Colored, testified that I fendants met, and spake to Previous trouble betscen th The brick yard, oppe they st bet: Ssened for Fredericks Being insumicient. How a Cotonkp Louisa Jackson Yeh street Be that her nba and she wanted him to cot Bean fe ut the fact, an¢ mother it, on Monday ea: canverss 10. ed that se would x: on, Mi. «Tuesday tise kat TeRKIRLE DesTHS oF ehittares « Was who Were Sot TH ppens Soar hen. Ou the front of te h Tushed to the ki alyzed with fright. Ing tires Mr. Wagner had lett ¢ ni dit not near of the ace PaFents have but ¢ Strleken with deep grief. A you ep Opp Fetrews GT. 0.010. F WwW. Brown, wdvocate, He Waxtep a REwann Charles J Che Police Court this morn a br: ed at $1. Sirl lost the bracelet and he retase without getting a reward. the stil revased to part with it us Ried. setting the price of the reward at Mills heid it to be lareeny and lnpossd | a fine or $5or 3) daysin Jatt, IurxoveD Stxeer commit ex, represent Rear the 7th street car Itue Whe president of the Metn Company. and asiced 16 be De afforded by the road tn Bingof car. Mr. Pearson ‘er before the dir ctors, ‘Tae Faxpes-Rerne: Farden. of the Pi tO \ Mrs, B19 13th <tr We residence Of the Dride Huntley, of the Metropol elusion o¢ the n a tour through Farden was ‘rememte: Pension office with a et Squantity of clotuing, the house of Mary Conner. a washerwoman, at 67 | om Wass ¥-Ficit rN Greenhowe, a tall negro, residing In South & Factuities Wasni J.” Ouly the first re- d. ‘Those to Mont Clair b muinutes: distin 1 yards per The AA. nee 3 ©. Ming, 351 minutes; distance 11,082 yards. oN Stypay. the Poller Coy aging Ina priz wits ering wi collateral for his yar. ¢ ach other att neni. anid they we king “hand ner Date tas fy df having taixe the dit and found « ROU DREN.—The two at 459 E strec rity burned yes STAM, died t aw. Mg MAD nawed Cox, in fn the morniue £1210 his return. The bot te Win. A. Freetaan lov ‘The officers went e residents tn te con e, called on Mr. P epoitan street rot! ter facilities could the more regular ruu- promised to lay the mat- Miss’ Annie Kutherio Wilkam Rutherford, of € was performed at > parents by Rev, Dr. au chureh. At the con- © bridal party started on the eastern States. Mr bY MIS Assoc! sip th handsome sliver service. Rovaxuirs Rerorrsp.—Mr. ‘street, lost this morning, bet ued at $15, Stolen irot Qatreet ailey.——Jonn Padgert, a deiver On te Tullroad, eeports 3 eRR ee Cif at the Junction of 6: Uckets. hat at 9:59 o'etoc ia money and $2 in carries | WOMEN IN CONFERENCE. ‘Fempernnce Workers in Session Garfield Memoriat Church. ¢ the ANSUAL MEETING OF THE Wost PREANCE UNIO: The annual meeting of the Women’s Caristian union began this morning at the Gar- orlal chureh, on Vermont avenue, above circle. The pulpit was draped with al flag falling in graceful folds The Was trimmed with tvy, and a wreath of golden Ted Lancing tn front at the’ loop of the flag, which il 19 folds over the front of the platform, gave an effect which was both novel and pleasing’ On the le: hand of the desk a pleture of the late President {vas placed, ule on the right of tbe pul- Dit Wis a large crayon portrait of Mrs J. Ellen Fos. '$ CHRISTIAN TEM- ter, of lows. Both of these pictures were twined wih ivy, Which Was wound pretty around the hithe portralts rested. There were otioes arouud the walls, among them. jome Vs the Saloon,” “Guard the Home,” ear of the pulpit, across the dark bite fag which covered the pyramidal par- Was the word “welcome” tn large gold let bricht andhappy contrusi. ‘Several boyltels ornament d the pulpit, that upon the desk being composed of hellotrope” and ruses. ADOUL ‘it fn Were present when TUE MOLNING SESSION OPESED. ara L. Roach, presideat of the District union, explained that the reasou why so few were preent was because this annual meeting was caled cariier Qian usual in the year and many of the Lidies who are connected with the organization ir summer vacation, ‘The reason Jon of this vear fs that Miss Fran ard can be present, and later on her ntt- cept an in Mr J burris then took charge of the meeting, Mrs. Bishop Andrews, as announce then formally opened by prayer, by Mrs. Burris. This was fol2 by the hytun “Nearer My God To Thee,” Mrs. Burris read souie verses from the of the Gospel of St aver, of Us city, then offered prayer, and "being sung, SESS OF TOE MERTING begun by calling the roll of officers and dele- Kates frow the auxiliary unions and the churches ot the District, Owing to the fact mentioned above al so many members of th union are absent, eomparativery few answered to the roll, which W: ealied be yula Hi, “Tilton, the recording secre- tary. ‘The es of the last quarterly meeting, heid on Any hi, Were then read by the record: were were Some Exceptions Made tot ‘. aud they were sent buck 10 the ex- ecutive counuittee tor corrvetion. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WORK DOSE. Mrs. Kosa E. Hartwell, the corresponding seere- rs min st | tary of The union, next presented her report. She Stated that the prinetpal work done by the unton Was in moulding Ueminds of the people and in creating a sentiment to licensing the sale Of beer and distived liquors. She gave ashort his tory of the fleht ax.tust the Heense bil In Us Dis- Urlet last. spring, ond th ss of the union in preventing is ce by Congress. Her report mentioned sthuistasty Which the union ronsed in Th total abstinence at the various camp tue id duriug the summer hear this city. “Durine the past year tour auxil- Jores to The Iain th thls city, gheh Lad been orgenized in No Of Which Were for colored poopie and White. ‘There are twenty-four auaiilartes Mall. “The union Las leased rooms at ls elt ‘ jor entrance bi The Est of Ovte he anxillat atth The report speaks of Uke condl- jot as inost eheouriging, aud much done ln securing pledges of temper ance. ‘The seeretary had received reports from, TIES AUXILIARY UNIONS IN THIS DISTRICT, 88 fellows: Pioneer Union, airs M. M. Chapin, prstbent, 1 adult members, 250 members In juve- Central Usion, Mrs. R. Burris, president, Union, Mrs. Moffatt, president, W. Unlom church, Mrs. Wi tubers; N. W. Mt Zion Untor ‘ f 39 tuetuters Coristan ehurel Mrs sites, President, 28 tueibsr Union, Mus Nienuan, president, bury chute, Mrs. Foote, presiden wterian’ chureh. “Mrs Griinke, ~ E. Willard Caio, Mrs! Hers: Washington Bal he, 27 wena on, presi * F bers: Soldiers? Hone, . preside bers: 19th Sireet Baptlst ehtirch, Miss president, 40 sunbe:s: Tub and Boundary, Miss Lewis, presid: eta Four new unions have Deen formed year In the District, but as they the secretary couid not state the presidents nor the number of the Mrs. Koach, the president of the District Unton, ited Ms Sallie F. Chapii of South at. to the convention. “Mrs. Chapin saying Would address the Session this afternoon ris sn the South,” gracetuliv acknowledged her reception by tis in a few words, and then took li 1 ion of 6Mcers tor ar, which was next on the progra urris daring the election oceupled dof Mrs. Koich, the retiring presl- | DELEGATES PRESENT h, Mrs Rosa E. Hartwell, Miss Lizzie Kessier, Mrs Lydia H. Tilton, Mrs. M. M. Chapin, Mrs. A. P. Kozers, Mrs. Emily Moffatt, Miss A.A. Hereus, Mrs. M. Wescott, Mrs. S. M. Dove, MIs. Alice Miles, Mrs. IH. Nieman, Mra, S. A. Leighton, Mrs Thomas I. Bensoa, Mr. "Thomas Hite Mrs Henrletta Foote, Miss Laura Townel \uiie White, Miss Louise Strobel, Miss Marion, Les, Miss Rosetta E. Coakley, Mrs. Lizzie Pope, z on, Mrs. M. E. Cohen, Mrs. E Rowan, Miss Emma Lewls, Miss Cora B. rs. F. Beron, Mrs. Westcott, Mrs. A. Hall, Mra Dean) Mrs. Nits Themes PL Morgan, Miss LJ. "Town- seni. Miss Calne Porter, Miss J. MLV: Suste | 3 Mrs. Whaly, Mrs. “Mrs LS. Weightman, ins, Mrs. Dore, Miss Towner, Sgss Tena Miss Minnie Ha Wheels MPa A. J. Brant, inunpliey, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Mecker, Mrs, «Mis Weaver, MIG Chapin, of South Caro: W.ls utiinituousty elected a visiting delegate. THe Et OF OFFICERS for the eusuing year resulted as follows, Mes, Hortwett Wilitams acting as tellers east for president, of which hi received 3S; Mrs. dndge Snetl, ttering. ‘The election being made Keach was reeondueted to te nd tn a few words Spoke of her the compliment patd her by the re- ection was then proceeded with, se Was elected treasurer; Mi Lizz: and Miss Ressier were U correspon Miss Lou Wilson was (ary. Alot the elections were eof thanks was tendered to Mrs. retiring treasurer, on account of ~The convention, after rising wrd’s prayer in concert, took a re- : Lot APTERVOON SESSION on reassembling Was opened with ander the charge of Mrs, MAE. b Larger attendance was visiblethan The feature of the exercises di s the adress by Mrs Salll muti Carolina, on Te E and elo- ppr bation 30 speak aven by Rev. Mr. Power 10 ce Workers. Miss Prances E. i ty Petcit this etty to-night, and pal we session OF L{O-MOrrow. | A SEVTCH OF THE ORGANIZATION. | This orsanization was formed ten years ago, | wne © sikegestion of the pastors of a number = in this Di-ttet, the ladies from each : to. surated the ene ith so mvich suc- sened stich larce proportions. ‘The usd which Was Chen Jn progress \dilonal interest to this new movement. Anna ML aS Since left the ett) rst ind among the original members were a Chureh, Mis, RE Ha Mrs Geo. 8. Mall, Mrs Atma 1. Davidson, Clara £. Roseh Mrs. MLM. Chapin, Mrs D. * Petra and Mrs Dr. rs «present, has been atthe head of reantzation, Th a has not only Increased nuit ts Dut tie Se0y work has been g extended. It r thirty, elt: of the National 1 the methods of * their efforts entirely to onal, socal and evangelistic Se representative workers, fhe National Union, +i Waland is president, has (Gand territory, and « mem cn. TC is thie kirgest so- entirely of women. ue hundreds of gos: bevn held; thousands many have’ been con- ne among the children oois and Bands of hope. ve been visited, mect- boatinen. Dur. { Wemperance societies, solters 2t Washing. hora: ers ad through their Influence ave been organized at the forts ou the The first temperance lunch. room, Holy Tree, on 9th street, was of te WiC. T.U. At the ings there was nota piace in this ¥ where linen could be had without golng where a eHtve eh A Miss Fruste = Mk Trowtier pants, | in ents ext liquors were Sold, now there are many, all the re- Suvt of ids fest ehterprise. In addition to these of ork there hits been onganized Im eonnee- orsanization about Unirty ent Parts of the city, Each hicurs and holds regular meet- sits Dands of lope and inaugu- fice meetin ss. ELD OF WORK. 1d covered by these ladies can. ued Irom a list of What are calied “depart- which is given below, with the names of \perintendents of each department: Heredity, S.A. Masse: Uygieue, MIS M.A. MePuerson: ntitie tempeninee, Mrs SM. Hartsock; school Work, Are Flotence Leigtiton; fuventie work, rf . Mowers: temperance: Mterature, Mrs. M” tifiuencing the press, Mrs. Lydia H. Ti couterenee with eecestasteal, educational, cal vid Other associations, Airs’ C. L Roach} it In response to the ad- | wd | | | | | | teenth distriets, | nol THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON relative stat ‘Mra. E. Shelton; evangelistic Shade Trees Dying of Drought. Work, Mra A.M. Linville and sire. sna AN APPRAL TO THE CITIZENS TO SAVE THEM. ee = ag Sade oe The parking commission state thatthe shade and petition work, Mrs i. E Hartwell: tranchise, Mrs Nelite H. Bradiey; prison and police work, Mrs | trees are burning up with beat and want of water; M._M. Chapin; wor Mrs M.A. Copenna; Lewis: unferment aanong intemperate women, n; Tallroad work, siiss Emma wine, Mrs E Moffatt; young Woman's work Mise Cora B. Thomas; parlor meet ings, Mrs M. Stevens Hart: kitchen ‘garden, Miss Louise Strobel; fower mission, Miss Belle Firtzger- ald; labor and'capital, Mrs. E. P. Cook; work among foreigners, Mrx &. Beton; work among colored peo- le, rs. SD. LaBetra; siate and county fairs, Mrs Shell; policemen and firemen Mra. Major J. mer, Social evil, Mrs. W. H. Schell. DISTRICT DEMOCRACY. ‘The Ratification To-night. ARRANGEMENTS FOR A BIG PROCESSION, ACCOMPA- NIED BY A BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS— THREE PLATFORMS FOR DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS. The preparations which the democracy of the District have been making for the grand demon- stration on the occasion of the ratification of the nomination of Cleveland and Hendricks, this even- ing, were completed last might. The ratification meeting wiil be preceded by a street parade, which will be conspicuous for its extent and brilliant ap- pearance. If the weather ts clear, it is expected Uhat there will be about 5,000 persons in line, com- Prising not only the numerous democratic org :nl- zations in this city, but those from the nelghboring towns and villages. ‘The procession will form a3 follows: ‘The Mrst division on K street, with its Tight resting on 14tB street; the second division on 18th, with its right resting on K street; the third division on 12th street, with its right on K street; ‘the Tourth division on”Pennsyivania avenue, west Of 23d street, and where it will Join the procession. ‘The route will be west along K street to Washing- ton circle, around the circle into Pennsylvania ave- nue, along Pennsylvania avenue to 4% street, theice to the City hall, where the parade will bé dismissed, ‘The parade will start promptly at 7 o'clock, and itis expected that {t wiil pass over the route and Teach the City Hall at $ o'clock, when the speaking | Will Degin. ‘The procession will move in the following order- A detachment of police, the full Marine band, the Misrshal, Captain John 8. Miller, and his alds, who are as follows: Messrs, EB.” Hay, Charles A. Watter Captain H. 8. Lituepae, ‘captain J. | | that it is impossible for their force to keep them watered; there are 60,000 of them, and they sug- gest that every housekeeper in front of whose house there are trees growing give them a good drink of Water about the roots every day during this heated term. Alexandrin Affairs, Reported for THE EvExro Stan, Mmurary Vistt.—The Alexandria Light Infant left here this morning, on the invitation of the Peper Agricultural society, to give a specimen drill at the Culpeper fair. A Lumber of citizens accom- Panted tem on the trip. Crry Cocwt.—The | corporation court, Judge Meade, continued its September term to-day. J. A. Delagniel has qualified as administtator ot Rev. John’T. Johnson, and executor of Mrs Johnson, giving bonds in $65,000. P. N. Dwyer has been ap- Pointed guardian ‘of Mary ‘Dwyer and John abd james Dwyer. W. T. Galliher has been released from a license tax, and Wash. Burrell, colored, from the payment of the corporation tax. PourricaL—The Blaine and Logan ciub held a meeting at its hali on Tuesday night, with ad- dresses and music. The Working Cieveland and Hendricks club met last might and was by several orators The First Ward Cleveland and Hendricks club met at Concordia hall last night, cratic procession at Washington to-night. Norgés.—Another load of cooperage is_beti put on the schooner Faimouth for Matanzas, Cuba, DY Reed & Co.——A dimculty took place at the 'Co- Jumbus stree: court house yesterday between Clerk Austin and Attorney Clements. Friends interfered. —The county court of Fairfax had a single day's ‘Session for its September term, closing yesterday. —The Fairfax authorities are determined to pun- ish the Alexandria boys who take planks out of Hunting ereek bridge, if. the ‘The mayor has fined Marga Lane 35 euch for assault on ‘The Western Union Telegraph company has de- clared a quarterly dividend of 13¢ per centamount- ing to $1,399,810, payable October 15th, and leaving @ het SUrpius of $4,403,658, Avsowwtery Pong wer, Thomas Muaiz,Joun T. Clarke, Wliltam ‘Tune and ‘Thomas F. ‘Miller. Then will come the first division marshaled by Campbell Carrington, comprising the Jackson democratic association, the Jefferson club of the tenth and Uvelfth districts, Madison club of the ninth and thirteenth districts, aud the clubs of the eighth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth and nineteenth districts. ‘The second division, marshaled by B. F. Lloyd, ‘will comprise the moutited clubs, Alexandria, Atl: ington, Ball’s Cross-Roads, and Lewinville, Va..and the clubs of the eleventh, seventeenth ahd elgh- ‘The thind dtviston, marshaled py Joseph W. Ar- l, will comprise’ the clubs of ‘the twentieth, twenty-first, twenty-second and frst districts, and Glubs from Surrattsville, Forestville, and Ananilale, ‘The fourth division will be mai HL. Biscoe, and will comprise the clubs of the Second, third, fourth, Mfth, sixth and seventh dis- | Uiets, and cis frown Kockvilie and Sligo, Md. ‘The’ parade wilt present a_ very briliint appear- ance. All the clubs will carry torehes and Chinese terns, und there will be besides numerous. Uran- Sparencles. A monster transparency will be mounted On wheels, White a big white automatic Tooster, surrounded With Mghts and mounted on Wheels will aU Umes utter {ts clarion note. When the procession turns the corner of 15th Street Into the Avenue four rockets will be fred to Stnotines that fuet, and during 13 march down the avenue tie Tusilade of roman candies ahd Uke ghire of colored lizuts will be continuous, ACU street, where the headquarters of the central committee are located, the display of fir Works and the tluudnation will. be very elaborate, A large Star displaying colored lights will project ver the sidewalk in front of Vernon row while Col, James Willett and a corpsof aids willimake the sky lurid with @ grand outburst of fire-works and colored lights. ‘The display all along the route of the maren wi!l be very noticeable, Upon the are ty. # City ball the procession will disband aud tue speaking begin. THE SPEAKERS AT THE DIFFERENT STANDS. Thete have been three stands eracted. ‘The main Stand fs directly tn front of the City Hall. Another Stand 1s on 43g street, north of C, and another on Loutslana avenue, near 5th street. At the main Stand Mr. Thos. J. Luttrell, the chairman of the central committee, WIil call tie meeting to order, and will introduce Mr. John E. Norris, who will Preside and make a short ‘address. The’ following are the speakers: Hon, Geo. A. Post, H. 0. Claughe ton, esq., Hon. E. J. Ellis, Hon. WS. Rosecrans, Hon. Jere H. Murphy and Senator Jones, At the Loufstuna avenuestand Dr. W. D. Baldwin and Mr. H. E. Davis will preside, and the fol'owing are the speakers: Hon. Casey Young, Joseph He Bradiey, e B. Prettyman, esq. and Daulel B. shaled by Major ro i] %, ‘Thia 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 oF phosphate powders Sold onlyin cans. RowaL Daxrxa Powen Co., 106 Wall street, N.¥. ap6 Hex Srreuen COLORED BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, 5 Ceyts. ‘Heavy Gros Grain Black Dress Silk, 95 centa, Clothis for Boys’ Suits, 2¢., 25¢., 30e., 7c. Canton Flonnels, 53gc., 64 Bc., 10c., 12340. White Wool Flannels, 18, 22, 25, 30. Ladies’ Tricot Cloth, yard and a-half wide, all woolnew ‘olor. 8. Openiny White Blankets, from auction, $1.50, $2, $2.50, 4.9), $9 per pair, 83, 89.50, $4 Extra size White Croehet Counterpang, 94, White Sheeting Cotton, 20, CARPETS. CARPETS. Best 2-ply Carnets, all wool, choice bright patterns, 75a. Extra heavy Ingrain Carpets, 35¢., 45c., 50e. Best Brussels Carpets, choice bright styles, 75, 80, 850, CARPE: VED AND LAID PROMPTLY. Lucas, esq. “At the 43 street stand W. Pierce Bell BBLS RAD AND =e Will preside, and the following will speak: General — Bradley 1, donuson. Hon. Phil. B. Tho:npson, jr, Gootriek, Vifginia, and’ Spencer C. Jou y Pens relly iP 3, TOWSON’S, Mectings Last Night. The Columbia clubJast_ night elected the tollow- Ing new members: Messrs John T. Downs, Mills Dean, Charles 4, Elllott, Charles E. Meyers, George T. Howard and 0.C.Green. It was announced that twenty members of the club, accompanied by as many more democrats from other assoclation: Will leave to-morrow, accompanied by a band 0 muste, to attend the democratic plenic at Harper's ‘erry. ‘The democratic wor %e9 36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Sido, YER'S AGUE CURE ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE liver and biliary apparatus, and drives out the niilarial poison which induces liver complaints and bilious disorders, Warranted to cure, or money re funded. BU TARING AYER'S SARSAPARILLA MANY A poor sufferer who submits to the surgeon's knife decauso of malivnant sores and scrofulous awellingk, might be saved, sound and whole. This will purge out the corruptions which pollute the blood, and by which such complaints are originated and fed. rkingmen’s legion met last night and elected Mr. George E. Gates correspond- ing secretary. Tt was decided not to turn out. In @ body to-night, but members are requested to pi Fade as Inalviduals with the several democratic elu AU the regnlar meetin Cleveland and Hendric! ig of the South Washington, KS club Jast night, Messrs. Hewey, Nutzey, J. M. Carroll. and W._G. Ellis, of the cleventh district; George Daw, Win, Whelan and E. ¥. Lynch, of the seventeentil, and Stepnen MeCauiey, John Lipphard and A. J. Sanford, of the eighteenth districts, Were named as assistant mar- | shuls for the club, —— Only Five Survivors. ‘TRE VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1812 wits. MEETING TO-MORKOW. ‘The time for the annual meeting of the associated Surviving soldiers of the war of 1812 1s to-morrow, but owing to the feebie health of the venerable John D. Clarke, at Whose residence the veterans have been accustomed to hoid their annual re. untons, there Wile no Ieeting. Last year there were only five members present of the eight surviv- ing members of the association.” During the past year Major Edward Sims, Mr. Seraphim Mast and Mr. John S. Anderson have died, leaving as the sum ¥ving members Mr. John D. Clarke, Mr. W. W. Moore, Mr. Michael Caton, Rev. French & Evans and Mr. James Lawrenson. ‘The original assoriae | ‘Uon Was formed tn 1815, with 130 members. In 1465 the assoclation numbered Ue taetbe ed BOLD NO} Sixx Tuovsayn (60,000) IN SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOOD. CASH PRICES, SILKS, SILK! SILKS, COLOUED CASHMERES. tif Pure Wool. witest double width, in Nay Blue, Durk Green, Garnetand Brown, an BG en prec 5 Canrens, 711 Maser Space FRENCH, TRICOT, pure wool, 54 inchies wide, cash ire BL ith SILK, excellent quality, cash price 81; worth cor CRED, SILKS, excellent quality, cash value 75e., worth 1, HANDSOME BROCADF BLACK SILK VELVET, cash wane BL. worth 91.50. then Feorzanized, Coronel WW. Seaton W TIEUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, Silk and wool, president, Col, Jobn 8. Whiilaims, trst Vice preste | g9,2°°. ent; Gen, St John and BL. Skinner, second vies | Bagi TART DAMASK, all pure linen, cash value ents; James Lawrenson, secretaty: dames a | pls ‘ Kennedy test Col Wat. ¥- Young marshal, | VARIES DEARKETS, — BLANEETS, and Dr. Wun P. Jones, surgeon, Of these onicers | LARGE SIZE, ALL WOOI. DOUBLE BLANKETS; $5. Mr. James Lawrenson ts the Only survivor. ‘The | HANDSOMS MMOCADE BLACK GILES weak cae OMicers last year were: Major Elward sims, presi: | ses ywurth a Gent; Michael Caton, vice presideut; Seraphim | BEAUIEUL Di DRESS GOODS, all pure wool, COLORED SILK VELVETS Bias ne MOO 5 CLOTH, for loys" wear, 25, $7, 80, 62,78, 8. CASH FsICES. NO CREDIT. Mast, second vice président; Capt. W. W. treasurer, James Lawrenson, secretary; Jo Clarke, marshal: Rey. French and Jobn 8. Anderson, executive comunittee. Mr. Clarke is now 99 years of age, and Mr. Caton 88 years of age. The annual reunlons of these vete~ Fails Were always occasions of great Interest, and thetr reminiscences of the battle of Bladensburg aud the burning of the government bulidings {& Moore, : ohn D. S Evans chaplain, CARTERS, 711 Manxrr 8rice, D | T D DI Washington by thegBritish were highly appreciated 4 | by those of a younger generauion Who were privi- 7 oe B Di. leged to be present. kee bpp |= | Death of Charles L. Hulse. Hon. Charles L. Hulse, ex-speaker of the house of | delegates of the District of Columbia, whose tlluess has been mentioned tn THe Stax recently, died at | his roots, 1011 G street norciwest, yesterday at | 3:90 p. mn. Hulse was born at New Utrecht, L. | L, March 24, 183. At the breaking out of the war | he enlisted in the 14th Brooklyn regiment, and was wounded at the first. battle of Bull Run, and. dts. charged from the service tn this city. He was sub ‘Remember this, and impress it firmly upon your mi ‘that uf you should need anything In our immense sortment of gous, and you want to save money, you will do well to look. should you trom de. up, Should you want a Picture, we can astonish you with ‘en imninense assortinent, way down in ‘Should you want a Mantel Ornament, Bric-a-1 Vows, Bouquet Holders, &c., you will not fail to el. seaucatly appointed to a clerkship in’ the War | “snouid yon want ‘a adket, our lerge variety and lbw. department. He was elected a delegate from the | prectwilcineine yee mn AArtn alsteict to the rst lexistature of the ‘District | Guten we ee: Mee Me ove’ that you done welfto of Columbls, And was subsequently reelected, and served as speaker of the house. He was a protnt- hent inember of the Knights of Honor, ana Will be buried with the rites of thelr order from Oak Hill chapel on Friday, the 12th Instant, at6 o'clock p. m. He was of « Very social disposition, and made many friends throughout the istrict, who’ wilt Tegret to hear of his death. ‘Should you want a Picture Frame of any kind wean ponte that Bone wnderscll us i jould you want an Album, Seraphook. Ant or afusic oll our elewaut woods sag remeskau? toe Prices will socak for theme:ives i Should you want Silver-plated Ware or Table Cutlety, ‘we cau shit you in quality and price, as we lava oy espretat barvattis in that line you ionid you want any Toilet Articles. we can ety the’ best quality, at the —— Policemen and Politics. MAJOR DYE CALLS CHAIRMAN CLATP'S ATTENTION TO A RULE OF THE FORCE, Major William McE. Dye, Superintendent of the poitee of this city, has addressed the following note, dated the 6th Inst., to“ilon. A. M. Clapp and otaers, of the flnance committee, &., 1421 New York ave. nu “My Dear Sirs: Several memt ment having recetved the circular letters emanate Jug from your committer suggesting a contribution. tothe political campaign fund, Ihave thought it my duty to inelose you a copy ét one of the rules taken from the mnanual governing the police force of this District. It was, doubtless, thoucht by the framers cf the rule to be absolutely essential to the good order of Unis District that the police depart. Tent, above all others, be kept entirely freed trom the eXcitement of a political campaign.” ‘The rule referred to in Major Dye’s note 1s ns fol- lows: “No member of the pollce force shali be per- mitted to solicit or be allowed to make any contri. Dutton tn money oF ater thing, on any pretext, 10 person, com! ‘oF association, or for political purpose whatever.” me ed ———__ anything you want, of Should you want a Mirror, «cheap Mirror, of a Plush Mirror, cote right tous? Silvana you went auything in Jewelry, either in Shiver, or hine Ho led Gold ate ore Wolid Gola A we Matter vursclven that we have fhe lamest In’ the ‘city, and ‘that’ we sell the qoods. 38 per cheat faa: than anybody ew Should son waut & Tos. of any” kind, wo only natu conve and wok: We want you tos6- Gur ies Wuilishmeut, aud we want you to be couvinesd that Will suv tone olt every sPticlo you buy. "Thats wf wewan Wbers of this depart. SILVERBERG'S, 312 Tru axp 313 8rm Stazet Nonruwesr, | a ‘Near Pennsylvania avenue, EMOVAL OF WHITN RES Que hist RENE SER AND fest, Orders delivered ‘parte free Biicuy'ane goods? Gr Ca Rovvens, Dow Mv AND 605 Ir STREET NORTHWESE,| A Disnoxrst Servanr.— Annie, alias Annie John- | #eedquartersfor the Son, a colored servant girl 17 years old, was puton| WHITNEY CEILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMP. trial tn the Police Court tuts morning with ‘Aten, Mo ot atti worth 8 roma Be wept | 4 ron tne of tawn Tenpin Sete, Tommie ous rom of Lawn h McC, Cleary, Of No. 1959 Nat Be, quet, different styieu, Bicycles Tricvelen, northwes BO testified that She lost the articies | Magens £9. Ayre : ey a large ansortmen veling named 2 joned the gi use abe found veda large aa of Deareting ana crs mie area falstock, Store ee Cox testified that ‘he urrested the LD WISE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE Tecovered the ‘di Ofte bist atin RTH Ola Shad Bao coal vault. "she TuBeSTOY, Ne cat cane, SECOND: Margaret ELOTaITNG “can be wold at eapsctable fargal JUSTH'S Old stand, treet, between ferred to, testified that 4 biases pn hp thing about the a! 2D. B—Note by tall for changed, but the I oui te Ge Autre whart AO cone SNS IAEE Teisphowe No wee and made arrangements for uniting in the deino- |) CITY ITEMS. Johnson's Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th st. nw. Arrived to-day, extra fine lot Salt Oysters for Joon first floor. 1 Just Received at Franc’s, the only Strictly One-Price Hat and Gent’s Furnishing store in the i city, twenty-three dozen iatest style Derbys, in Black, Brown, French Cray and London smoke, Filed are selling at prices to sust tne most econo Durkee’s Salad Dressing | tethe best thing of the kind ever sold. With it su; salad any kind can be made without delay or trouble. It 1s also one of the best sauces for cold meats, etc. eo J Ye, 13th and E. Choice Oysters, Reed Birds, Fish, &c. All se- lected. Liretme experience. Ladies" large saicor attached. 3 (Our pew Fal stock is arriving daily, and by TUES- | DAX we shall be able to show s complete assortment of Dew gotds. These goods have been selected with un- |usual care by our buyers tn New York and Europe: | many of thean we have imported direct, and we can as- ure the ladies that they will see only the very latest ‘and most desirable goods on our counters, and our well jeaned reputation for cheapness we shall endeavor to | maintain, and sball offer the latest novelties at the low- eat possible price, ‘Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. eo Bik, Jerseys,75c. 736 7th st., Mourning store. 5 alaria, Indigestion, Dyspepsia ant diseases invariably xive way to the bened- huences of Lrutty’s Fure Barley Malt Whiskey. ‘We invite an inspection of our stock. Wo are always \Blad to show our goods, and ladies can be assured of courteous treatment, whether they wish to buy or not. | Most of our stock is already in the store, but some goods have not yet arrived; however, it will be complete by ‘Tuesday, and we shall then be ready toshow all the ‘novelties for early fall weer in ‘The People’s World-Wide Verdict. Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every civil- tzed country, and the public have rendered the ver dict that it1$ the cheapest and best Hair Dressing in the worla. Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts are invariably ac- knowiledged Une purest and the best. 0 Dufty’s Pure Malt Whiskey 1s not a Hit. ters, DUL @ pure whiskey, that has been analyzed by Ieading chemists and generally adopted by the profession. Ask the leading physicians of this city ‘their opinion. R Fur and Sealskin Garments. i DRESS TRIMMINGS, : C. C. Shayne, the well-known Wuolesale Ful BPR TB Bb OO NN WSS | | sanuticturer, 103 Prince street, New Yor TW BBB BBB O ONNN ss, | bell elegant Fir Garments atretail at low a HB BB BO ON RN gs $_ Wholesale prices this season. Tis Will ai B RIBBB BBE OO N NN Sus8 = splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reital rs direct from manufacturer, and save Tialicr’s Profits, Fashion Book mailed free, 963m BY WTITTITTT OO NN N pS8g ean asain | Ladies, you who are tired and worn ont tn this BEE PPPs erik, | hater aaa can T ONKN, 3. jure Malt Whiskey. It will build you up. ‘Try It. 1 Eas “ou fF “oom RN Sse> | 4 aed ay a i Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpi kA 9 oat — £49 oF Ss Lunaborg’s Perfume, Lily of tue V 24 G08 Hee Sa08 7 —— Dnffy?s pore Malt Whiskey will assist dices. ton and positively cure dyspepsia if you will take half a wine glass full haif an hour beiore each meal and use it at your dinner; proportion 3; whiskey water. ‘Try It. Ft Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach’s, 7th and H.em,w,t hove who are nursing peonle down with a fever, will find nothing equal to Duffy’s Malt Whis- key ahd ice for all kinds of fevers. Tryik 2 Baite at $2.50. _ Mothers give your little ones who are wast and suffering from the heat Duffy's Malt Whiskey ‘With broken ice. It will built them up. iz JEWELRY AND FANCY GLOVES, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, y7s $1 Saw, warranted equal any 2a HOSIERY, Pretty Women. Ladies who would retain freshness and _vivacity. Don’t fall to try “Wells' Heaith Renewer.” 11 LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, And s carefully selected stock of To the Liquor and Drug Trade. We are now prepared to supply the liquor and drug trade, In-any quantity, Duffy's Pure Bariey Malt Whiskey at the same prices and terms charged them at the distillery, thus saving them freigi. OSTRICH TIPS, FANCY FEATHERS, 18 ‘BaKBOUE & HaMILION. " J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya ia century, been tn 1501 Has, for more than half a century, been In use Dy FLOWERS, 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 happines Parucu- For early fall Hets. Ladies will find some beautiful) 105 a iady's medicine. $1 bottle. Sold by drus. desira! ists. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore aud sos deere ie ye fe sais arrison Streets, Balthore, Sd. Ty,U,s-on Diamond Shirts at Auerbach’s, Teh. twths Persons of sedentary habits and those confined in offices during the day’ will tind nothing so inviz- orating as a wine glass fullof Dufty’s Malt Whiskey taken in the morning andevening. Try it 12 Sh PPP ALAIS REE OYAL, derney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pound “Ward” prints, 40c. pet Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk aha sweet Se. per quart, Crean 1c. pint. MONEY TO LOAN. _ se6 = 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR 30 8200, 1,000, 1,500, #2,500, 85,00, foney in band, consequently no diay. Charges tod? erate. EA MoIN TINE, 918 F street Bw. wuld-Lin SaERizO: TENOR REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST RATE. M Assicyees Suz 2u20-3m_ WM. P. YOUNG, 1303 F street nosthwest. 2 5.000 TO LOAN — 3.590 00 ON REAL ESTATE. CLOTEING! “500 13523) THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. CLOTHING! MOREY. 70, LOAN OS RFAL FSTATE SECURITY, : ums x moderate. ‘CLOTHING! ‘yet su Ho Es: LEIPOLD, 1420 N. ¥. ave. — ONEY TO LOAN, On Real Estate Security, Lowest Bates of Interest. 421 1TH STREET..... R. O. HOLTZMAN, 108 Corner 10th ana F streets northwest, ‘ONEY TO LOAN Tn sums to suit, on approved Real Estate security, M ‘M. F.'Biseman having assigned to me his whole stock, | #t lowest rates of interest. Cl Rader % = un the same is hereby offered for sale at Wholesale and Be- Rec eeny Seley. 1505 Paisyivenin Roidelay when security is cood. -0.c. GREEN, Af ONEX To Loan, M ‘Tn sum to sult, at lowest rater. on. Gk vurity. BI ‘This stock must be sold, soif bargains are desired call immediately. The stock will be sold without reserva, roved real. as oR ang25 ‘HOS, J. FISHER CO, coo H H 00 00 5 = meee Hub oe Se Ew ATTORNEYS. Sg8 SoS HH “oo? So? Eu = HARLES 8. MOORE, 2 C "ATTORNEY AT LAW, nce ue LATEORNEL AT se6-1m ‘Washington, D.C. JE oo x rAONTIOR TS ad between 6th and 7th northwest. ec6-iat HARLES J. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Ctieelcr atSew aad bevere oe Goud Sunnie 9th and I streets Good work, good relerenices, moder: ‘THE BOYS HAVE BEEN HAVING A GOOD TIME, YOU CAN TELL BY THEIR FACES. mechargen, as A, GOODRICH, AUTORNEX.AT-CAW, 124 DEAR. born street, Chicaru Advice Ince. Eighteen YOU CAN TELL BY THEIR CLOTHES | jesiy' experience ‘quietly and legally trans ac MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ALL OF THEM NEED A SUIT OR PART OF 4| Q #. MILLER, x Cini Law bulaing, FRESHEN THE} SCHOOL 72 Louisiana aven enEDa Ee EERE AOS Residence, 240 North Capitol street. pit ELH. WALK. WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY THEIR WANTS | GAM COMMISSIONER, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND ATTORNEY FOR RENTS, 2 La ave., next to City P.O. Scuoor. Suits for the smallest from $2.60, Suits for larger Boys from $3.50, Larger still, $5 and up. Scuoox, Scuoor. ODD TROWSERS. ODD CoaTa THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co., RB r4 81! FOR GNM AUD SOUTHS! CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, ‘Have this day opencd a full line of CHILDREN'S ‘Wo aro now recelving the finest Stock of Suita, Over- Sid ai coats, Pants, &c., we bave ever shown yot at SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS, FROM $2 UPWARDS. THE MISFIT STOR . Also, @ fall line of MEN AND SUITS Sau CORNER TENTH AND F STs. “ a FALL AND WINTER WEA At very low prices. a ‘Bemember, the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTH- ING CO, sells Fine Clothing, and sells them cheaper TIT n a Te righ Paap Sees oe ae ee = Ap immense stock of ODD PANTS, for Men, Youths. i: a: ‘Boys and Children. ¢ U. OMEARA & C0. — 7 Flvanis Ay ‘3247 Pennay! vente, Are relting thetr entire stock—Guns, Rifles, Cutlery, ‘Tools, Tackle, Notions, Musical Instrument, Jewelry ‘Hardware, &e., at suotion, every evening. at 7 p.m, Eargdine can behad, bev auction advertisement jy7 LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., sos COBNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS W. Hi. Wararer & Sox STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING, Ho. 1008 IEEFERSOK OTREED ow - @ Da PBs AND RELIAELE HOM@PATHIO REMEDIZS, ‘Either by the single vial or in complete outfits, at BOERICKE & TAPELS Pusmuact. (Goo salted for and delivered fre of charge to ‘lace in city. Hostal Cards responded to fe sub-eoTet 998 F Strest, Washington, Dc. | "iyi-dm se prompuy. Cc EB aw Us ‘ TE temigee peat SINGLETON & FLETCHER 418 Beventh strest northwest, ee asthe ey S008 | a Decorations. | posscsses marl nae Carpeta, Ou f Ser ess to, a ot Ze pe Be. mals at OMes See PIANOS AND ORG DRY_Goops. = — ANS. ‘ax As “B Wisres Dax Goovs SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW FALL AND WINER Dit GouDs OF 1UE BEST CLAS: CH WIDE ALL-WoOL HABIT CLOTUS AT LOTS AT 8h ey Hrs ea MIDE RALIT CLOTHS TRICULSAND LW SS CFUR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. FROM SEW SAEED AND DLATD FLANNErs | SEW AUEWOUL StorcH FLAS FHOM @1 TO TOCK OF AUTUMN AND WINTER ALL_WOOE | in THE Lat. | ANDBISON CLOTHS. 5 D SCARLET Si\ ANELS. BOTH PLAN AND TWILLED, KATOD AMERICAN Host Ry CO's UNDIRWEAK IN MEDIUM AND. IGHIS. FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN ND WEAPS AT Swoxer T, Nano, 433 Ttb Street Northwest FIANOS AND OKGANS OF ALL THE LEADING MAKES Jextruments new and second-hand acld Peatatis siete Pavan and OF APP wane rented, rent applied if purchased. Alans and elerant stock to select from. All the popular Musical Publications of the da The finest selection of Scent Music in thecity. 908 So TO $8. | }{quinekaMPPanoa Me \snawes | HE SERarrrasos Superior toall others tn fino tone qualitics, elerance ; PLAIN AND BROCADED TOSS SILKS AND fopperen? BB oF tiish, solidity of construction and durability. Over Sa CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR. | 15.000in use at colleges, seminaries and by the bes: nausical people everywhere, Be eure and sce them be- {oe yom buy, Wesellat the game prions as at our fac- tory and ov easy monthly paymenta. Oki piance taken os part payment at full walue Several pearly pew ares and uprights st a sacrifice tomake room. Pianos thet tanke ap and at 610 permouth Branch RECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, PERKY BUILDING, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. | hed 1880. Esta x | Wareroom, 422 9th treet ua New Fax Dress Goons SS TT aS AEE W. M. SHUSTER & SONS | FIA ak Re S28 Pranen, HAVE OPINED THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING | ?* # i Mt MINE fy teesesis BOICE LINES OF NEW DRESS GUODS. = ~ ~ tere atlas CNUOL LEAP DALMA, ALLCULa Is GE Mee ero. BisoN ChOUMS, ALL, SHADES ae ae neyo LARGE STOCK OF FRENCH PLATDS, the ETIEFE Ptaeoe ahd nA Co MECES OF STLt=D AND PLAID FRENCH | Strsul Aut Raie Alga basis FLANNEL AT Ste.; THE BEST ARTICLE 18 THE | go" \ caper end geal ate WORLD POR WKAPP? As. | rally solic rite the sununer, ae it can then be COMBINATION SULTS. CASSTMERE surTs, | Une bent and cheapat, xia TRICOTS, BKOADCL “4 ICHENBACH'S PIANO WARPROOMS PIANOS smous tuaken for sale mtd Tent wt re Cucei prices Win Knabe a Cos world: YyQeiod Paatiog.”“Punitue nd rear stivet atwwe da ave LOT SHEUNK AND FIN- R LED LADIES’ CLOTH, ALL COLO $1 ESILKS AND VELVETS. Eosined CHEAPEST Ud steca ul Oe, alusic HENRY EBERRBACH, on MATERIALS FOR WFDDsNG DhESSES. CRTAT . kK. eRe BARGAINS IN ToWELS, clasts, sarainsano SuLcKd& Co. Kaensos,. & Bavs& Co TABi: LINEN, MOUBSING GOOUS IN OREAT ines bar use vRICR. | WITCOX & WHTTE AND RIMPATE ORGANR. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Tranos end Organs exchanged, repaired. ) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, | fetut twats for reat Wy cage B SR | Crpears tent ayplea at § | Buace Duss Goons Devanruest. mexal Managing Part E. G. DAVIS, © HORUEN, Sole Avent. 407 loth ot as. SEWING MACHINES, &e Cues O. N. 'T.Sr00r Corrox FIX SPOOLS FOK 25 CENTS ES: | st ATFRRACH'S Swine Machine Rooms.cor. Thana FL, STOCK OF | Age {pug NEW AMERICAN SoT FROM, | ty the old-stabliiea Amerson Semin Machine Go dhndedy in which surparmen all otierean apesd sa? VELVETS AND duratality w “ ‘Automate, Domestic, Sinewr, Howe QW. 1 ode. 8, aud oiler first-class’ Machines for 719 MARKET SPACE OUR NEW DEPARTMENT, FSTABLISHED LAST SPRING, HAS PROVEN QUITE AN ATTRACTION, | AND THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICI ITY WILL ALWAYS FIND A CHOICE BLACK DRESS Yapnics TO BLACK ALL GUAD ELUSHES IN BLACK AND COL ALARGE S10CK OF BLACK WOOLENS, ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, TO WHICH WE CORDIALLY INVITE THEIR ATTENTION, SE ‘establin) SILK, ret ORS, SATINS, AND canvassing aygenits, b Us Jou mave Inoney and annoyance. ion ite at your residence by experienced Wd teaches AL kinva re yatred and warranted ‘© AUERBACT, comer 7th and H. next door to Auerbach's Gente” Pur- Bushing and Hat stun 3926 Tae New “G” Howe Ap Enurely New Bigh Arm, Sewing Machina Which Eaxcels all Others, old on Installments: Liberal Discount for Cats, 827 byery Machine Warranted se NO TKOULLE TO SHOW GooDs. G. tock of Dry Goods and OUR STOCK 35. ENTIRELY 700 LARGE, AND T BL REDUCLD, fou wr THE HOWE MACHINE co, $59 F Street Northwest, near 10th street seT-t.thsGan Washington, D.¢. Tur Licur Resstxo New Howe: AND HARTFOKD SEWING MACHINES, thestmplest and most durable Sewing Machines over Produced, Sold ok muutly payments, aud liberal dis To show the difirence between profit and cost, we quote on a few leading articles: PRICES NOW AND FORMERLY. BLACK, SILK at....... i COLORED VENT ew Aliades, 153 = TLUSHES, 2 BLACK CASHMEKE. COLORED casnME! LADIES! CLOTH, OPPENHEIMER'S Eauble Sewing Machines and Fashion Rooms, 625 Oth street m. w., St Cloud Building. Cood machines for rent, All kinds repaired Bazar Payer Fashion eas WHAT GREAT Tit Chines at honest thee ahd save muney Guity “MCKENNA FINANCIAL. will contin wra s EC ever advertivea teise that this reduct Septeuber 20th. vo. loner OSL. itanauber also that we hood, LUTTRELL & WH 1990 Pennsylvatia a 8030-26 ‘corner of 20th st. T WHOLESALE PRICES. GHIRTS RETAILED A’ s Euy the Comfort Shirt, elecantly made, of the best “Swuslin and 2100 ined, meiedurcedcand only socetta. Fine Unfinished Shirts ouly S0c, Finest Percale Shirts cauly $1.50, Finest Laundried Dress Shirts, in solid bosoms, ready: to put ou, for $1. Pavate Stocs Trxzcnara Wines WASHINGTON, TALTIMORR, PHILADELPHIA, Sh SP bariect at pusramusd at = Nd bovonme) for XEW YORK, wuSTON, £2 MEGINNIS, anv 1G F street. FLINCE & WHTTELY, Stock Baoan, © Proadway, BUnit avenues New Yors, Avecsr Crean LANSBULGH & BRO. WILL SELL OUT THIS MONTH THE REMAINDER OF SUMMEE GOODS ATSLAUGHTERING PRICES PREVIOUS TO TEARING DOWN THE WALLS TO CONNECT OUR NEW BUILDING WITH OUR P: ENT STORE WE SHALL SELL ANY GOODS IN OUR THIRTY-FIVE DEPARTMENTS aT LE THAN COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR FALL IM- PORTATIONS, WHICH WILL SHORTLY COME IN. ALLOUR 5.6 AND Sc. LAWNS, WARRANTED FAST COLORS, REDUCED TO 4 CENTS, OUK 12% AND Ase. LAWNS REDUCED 10 8 CENTS. REMNANTS OF THESE AT YOUR OWN PRICE TO Los! _ ALL DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN RALF PRice, AS WE DO NOT WANT 10 CARRY THEM TO NEXT | H SEASON. General Partners: James Whitey, Henry H. Dodea, Hi, Crnger Oakley, Harry C. Logan, Washington, D.C. Maynanke, Eyre Wallan i, Craver, Special Partner, BUY AND SFLL JN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES Gk KAILWAX SECUMITIEN, Lronch Office—339 15th street (Coreoran Ballliags 2.8, DODGE, Kesident Parnes, Crotettons nt Etocks 9nd Ronde anf information mse gerdine the Markets reeeived through our wires IN | stawry ect from the New York Stock Exchange | Al orders executed and reported prometly, 026 | AND COAL, aT im | Anasttiens ® ton | 2200 pounds, FULL WIDTHS, REDUCE! LEIS se | Rfid stow Wood at bottom prices 1000 WASHER ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS AT) Gidvrwtromptly deivered og 12% CEN18. . aa Main Office, Raiirosd Yar, Depot and Rindling Weoa NAPRINS! NAPRINS nt Virginia avenue southwest ODDS ANDENDSOF SOME AND HUNDREDS OF DOZENS OF OTHERS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ADOUT 700PAIRS LAST SUASON'S BLANKETS, WHICH WE HAVE MARKED AT GREAT BARGAINS. AFEW MAY BE SOILED FROM DUST, BUT THEY ARE MOSTLY IN GOOD ORDER. WE WANT TO CLOSE THEM BEFORE THE KECEIPY OF GOODS We have Inst received a Jot of Bakers’ PINE COD Tatra ter uve CORE. of superior quality F domestic tine, ail of Which we offer at it attention of consumers 4 reapectfully invited so aa dunpoctuh ot our stuck. STEPHENSON & BRO., i — mis Felt. wharf apd 12th stand Pa. ave, 40 FULL SIZE COMFORTERS, FILLED wiTH | —~ Woo WHITE COTTON, AT 81, ACTUAL VALUE 81.75, Com. oun NSON BROTHERS, ‘WEARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water strects southwest, WHITE GOODs! ~ WEITE GooD: SPLENDID CHECK NAINSOOK REDUCED TO Te. REDUCED 10 1c. JOH 1.000¥ARDS DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISSES REDUCED TO 1240. FROM 300. JERSEYS! J IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT A GREAT REDUCTION. GREAT SACRIFICE IN LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. BRANCH YARDS AND ORFICEX SOME OF THESE ARE SLIGHTLY SOILED AND [goons soe mprnmtteca ie WiiA BEAOLD AT RAL Fae of SSPREARMATE RROD AR 200 DOZEN APRONS, FULL DEEP RUFFLES, 100. TO EARLY BUYERS OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS OUR STOCK CARRIED OVER FROM LAST SEASON I8 VERY DESINABLE, AND AS WEIN- FUL a? aking. nee Cons ALND ver OTe aie at sun antnacrrn nt eee es = LEAN COAL, F AND GOODS ONLY WE OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS pause OO ee eS forint ON THE THIRD FLOOR IN TEE ABOVE GOOps. QAKE THe ELEVATOR. COTTONS AND SHEETINGS, FROWN AND PLEACHED, OF ALL THE Wid4.-KNOWN BRANDS, SPLENDID TEN-QUARTER BLEACHED SHEET- ING AT 20 CENTS FEK YAED. BEST FEQUOT gees PLLLOW CASE COTTON 1335 CENTS FER Y: 3 _ PROFESSIONAL. itaw street, Balvawore, and inverted Datla, vascular SAME, AND SHALL NUT FLINCH FKOM Loss TO Dorr. MANY OF OUR CLERKS ARE OFF ON FURLOUGH BUI WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED TO WalT ON YOU WITH FROMPINLSS DUKING 1HESk HOT pars. ents of te fect 2 Bt WE MEAN BUSINESS, ARE PREPARED FOR THE. ry Boy ‘ususied os’ Wusinom an il eel of ht, ot ee ~ TELLS LANSBURGH & BRO, Se es ae, | ME SCS