Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1884, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. NAL OFFICER, ‘Wasurxatox, D. C., October 18, 1834, 9:39 a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, genera weather, except preceded In northern portion New Jersey by local rains and partly clo! ‘weather, west to north winds, fresh during the Gay, nearly stationary temperature; in southern portion, slight fall in temperature in northern por- tor a. For Sunday, fair wi temperature is indicated for the Atlantic and gulf coast sates, the Ohio valley and Tennessee. For Sarg.—Handsome cottage on Mass avenue, Bext to Ist street northwest. Inquire of J. E. Zur: horst, coal yards, No. 623 Loulsina avenue n, w., or 517 A st. and 7th and Md. avenue northeast, Sex Howe's business school, educational column. ua ‘Fresriz’s Ice Crea and Charlotte Russe. Dew ¥ Bvay's Prrsissewa, cures kidney diseases, etc.¢1. Tue fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., continue to be $3 per doz.,with a 13th painted free: Haxpsome and convenient hovses for sale on B HL. Walker, notary, 630 La. ave. Or FIceR Marxwoop reports that about 1 6% the Jobn Brown. Tie fire was upper rooms, and was _ exting mara an from the reservoir. ture $160. cur. ed by Mr. 3 Loss to furnl- s ably proved to the satt of the public that he keeps the finest stock ed and demestie ¥ AVquors. Whe Want the best call t hk suet nor ton im- vutten, ton, $2 hive House, b lb Window. Ages, regalia, &e. Optician, 453 Pa, av. AND DISTRICT. Amusements, etc., To-Night. Nattowat Taeare ne's “Hearts of 02 Foxv’s Overa Hovse.—“The Parlor Match.” ‘TurareR Cosigcx—Kentz-Santiey Novelty and Burlesque Compa Dive Mvseum.—Pleasing performance, = Kk” Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted this evening at 5:50 nd exting dat 4:15 a. m. |. K. Goddard was yesterday excused from further service on the grad Jury for the remainder of the term. Rev. Dr. E. Huntley, of the Metropolitan chureh, lectures next Monday evening at Mount Zion church on the sub 1 of “Misunderstood During the twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock this a.m. the police made 91 arrests, twelith annual meeting of the Ameriean lon at Si. Louls a paper was ‘Hygiene of the Habitations plumbing of the District J. Shillington sends Harpe vember. At ameerting of the executive committee of the Chureh Choral union, held at the Y.M. C. A. rooms last evening, the secretary was @irected to invite Prof. J. A. Robinson to conduct the classes of the union again this year. It!s proposed to organ! advanced class Trom these found possessing suit- clent knowledge of musk ul meeting of Parker Circle, C. L.S. C last eve: idence of the pr southe the required readii thts su The rnin; or susp It was sub tore the new nied acr right was sworn to-day as a member of rnin; xed wiih embe: S. Oppem from lus macuine the young man cl ters, colored, e Court today. The court some doubt a3 to the shooting aud Appeal noted. ox, the expressman, reports stolen sterulay 349 in mone THE BICXCLE RACES. Eeats of the Wheetmep at Athletic Park Yesterday. 4 RACE WON BY A HOME-MADE MACRINE—MEN WHO RIDE ON UNE WHEEL, Taces under the auspices of the dif- ington clubs, at Athletic park yester- day afternoon, were the most interesting wheeling events” ever” Rent ert, Horwithstanding the ab- fence of prefessional flyers and noted riders from Gther cities, The three Capital club races were all won by Howell Stewart. They were the five Challege eup, in which Stewart, Suith and Wilkins started; the Willett & Ruoff cup, nd the two mile tor Woodward & Lotirop cup, Smith starters These were the ces of the day, by ~ H. Benton, of » in 3-20 Ee. Me y, Phils. Fiathers and A. King contested ond place, Which was won by King Crist’s “ume was ra he two-mile p_was contested by Willian F. Cr’ min, Serateh; C. EE. Flath |. S Brown, 10 f s; A. 7. Kilt onds, and J.C. ¥. Smith, n second, 1 Brown fith! fourth, the third ia It eppears that vele, Which 13 a very ng on It n't found time & 1s Lot more than D. Who rode . AI naround to a com. in Uniontown, a ¢ it Sim which your Own “Sra chamber” Is report- og elthor them as ef mighty re all good orld Say amy- but f hang them to vn. Tt might ue, but we are longlug ready too long for lad to have you your numer- & popula. more than nine- light. why one thousaga, tenths of whom are of Anglo-Saxon blood. AS to What few ctilzens we have colored ladies and gentie- of recall a single murder, homictd * have more churches ahd better Schools, better paved streets and more shade trees, More sober and industrious men, more enthusiastic temperance women, prettier giris and fewer old bachelors, more new houses and more trade than im any one if not allot your numerous suburban Villages put toget ‘This will be read with sur- Prise by many, but we vouch for th Challenge investigation. U: a Colored Students of Columbia Law School, NO TROUPLE THERE AS REPORT. It has been rumored on the streets that there Was some commotion among the students of the Law School of Columbia University, caused by the Sdmisston of colored students to the institution. ‘The facts are that there are now about ninety stu— dents in the senior ¢t Young colored men. 7 nan fh the post truth and 1ONTOWN, 7th street northwest, manufacturer | an | 3 the | § nty-five acres, | Ne THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY#¢ O Han THE FLYERS AT IVE CITY. Preparations for the Jockey Club Races Next Week. A BRILLIANT CLOSE TO THE RACING SEASON PROM- ISED—ARRIVAL OF BACERS PROM PIMLICO THIS MORN(NG—THE HORSES THAT WILL START IN THE RACES HERE Many hands are busy at Ivy City putting the race track and grounds tn order for the fall meet- ing of the National Jockey club, which opens next ‘Tuesday. The track is being thoroughly worked, and having recently been covered with new soil It will be in fine condition next week. Fifty sprink- Ung carts have been engaged for next week, to begin Monday morning and sprinkle the streets and roads from 7th street and New York avenue to the grand stand. The track will also be sprinkled daily. The stables which have been runping at Pimlico will all be at Ivy City; some have already arrived. HORSES NOW AT IVY CITY. Several stables have been here for some days, and the horses they comprise have been trained for next week’s work. Among those aiready on the ground are the following: Jo MeMahon’s consisting of Hilartt ift, Sam Emery and four two-year ol . Bureh’s st able, stable, ompris- nd dt Lag, four Albia, three ‘ars Old, and five ino . Louis, Pardee, Preciana ton si Waramlnta. I's 9, Morris & Bowlesix, Pre on four, Sum sta “0. three, E. Heffner two, Dwyer bros. e better filed at this meet never before. The excellent program was by Secretary Mel The Spirit of the it (the program) is the work of Mr. he untiring sceretary of the lub n thé construction of racing events md with the best gen- here will be the 5 my leaditic en much to this meeung, ore than ordinary 1 close th } at Washingt | been an ine Tt will formal.y Peaster circuit,which opened n last May, since when there I ant round ‘of ra Jerome park, Sheepshead Bay, mouth and Brighton Be ed this remarkable ext week Lo close ft, necomp: wulch were not entered at the spring mivet- FLYERS THAT WILL START. The program for the coming meeting 1s well ar- ranged. The & brilliant one, It opens with an introduc seurry of six furlong; then comes a selling race of mile. The tsird race fs the Artington Stakes for two-year-olds, six furlongs, and of the 31 entries the lollowing will most pre rt: Pardee, Un ine, Volante, Eachus, Saltpetre, Ls The next event is the his in cone t 105 of 20 nerstl | race | | training, as no penalties ditions prescribed. The w pounds, sex allowances. The hominations will start: | Monroe, Bur | Jack of I p Steeple eh: ens with three-year-olds, one mile -nd a furlong. Of the hominations the folowing will probably start Welcher, Miitie B., Richard L., Shenandoai, Freda, ttler, Endyiuion and V Ing US comes the autin iniles, with the following ke Carter (to earry 121 poun R 108); Audrain, (1% }@ close Uke | ‘Thursday for it ts probab lzabeth, Congress St re are 23 homina probably sta cleer, Jima Curiiste, Fu ‘Toe, and Bob Miles, Ube Yay’s sport. ‘The fourth ‘and 1: open with the Ivy Ciiy iniie, with 20 nominations. Will’ be jana, Miss Daly, Unrest, Krishna, Hart, Rapido, John C., ‘Tetie Doe, Euctlus, Skook? um, Preseott, Joe Cotton, comes arace’of mile bedts for lowed by the Pototuae stakes for 3-year olds, 1 mile and 5 furlongs. Oi the 21 nominations Ue most likely starters are Rataplan, Louisette, Audr: sn, Panique, Chanticleer, and Palinuras. The fourth race Will be for a Consolation purse tor a horses, and the meeting will close With a Sell.ng steeple chase. THE PIMLICO RACES. The Maryland Jockey Club meeting at Pimlico closed yesterday. ‘The five events of the day were Won, In every case, by the | of the first two races, woi | Wanda, was published’ in two Il ages, to brake | mulles, in 5:39, er won th , defeating Gen. Mouroe and Fusteral, @ar Hospitais and Asylums. THE R INSPECTIONS MADE BY THE BOARD OF POLICE SURGEONS—IMPROVEMENTS AND CHANGES SUGGESTED—A PROPOSITION LOOKING TO THE ES- TABLISHMENT OF AN INEDRIATE ASYLUM. ‘The District Commissioners, as stated in yester- day’s Star, have received through Major Dye, chict | of police, a report from the bard of surgeon ‘acing the result of thelr examination of in: Uons of charity which recelvy ald out of District | | portions Nave been re Pre PRISONERS ARHAIGNED, four Persons Charged With Homicide in Court—Other Cases, LANGSTER, WHO KILLED POLICEMAN FOWLER. ‘This morning several prisoners were brought from che Jail for arraignment in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie. Among them was the colored man, John Langster, charged with the murder of Officer Fowler on the 9th of September last. When he started from Jail this morning bis legs and hands were ironed, the latter fastened behind him, and yet, when he arrived at the courthouse, it was found that he had performed the difficult feat of getting his hands in front. When the court was convened the judge was Informed of the desperate character of the prisoner, and the rule requiring prisoners to be free of shickles was not enforced, snd When broncht Into the courtroom by Messrs. Springman, Miller and Juarls he was, therefore, sull Wearing the leg trons, the chain allowing him to walk with short steps Langster entered the ourtrcom with a grin on his countenance, and ing placed before the court Mr. Williams read the indictiuent, charging him, under the names of John anyster, allas Johh Lancaster, allas George T. udson, ‘with the murder of John H. Fowler on September 9th, and asked the question: “Are you guilty or not guilty?” ‘The prisoner replied sulklly, “I ain't killed no men.” tera plea of not guilty,” sald the court. “Have wyer?” “No,” sald ihe prisoner sulkily. PW assign Mr, Elisha P. Pheips to this case,” ssid the court, and Langster was taken back to uke ase Was seb for trial on ay week, A in the cells, Mr. Springman as on Langster, with his hands be- mid le Sat down on ther, and in a ked his body through them, ap- pearlig 1a @ moment with his handcuffs in font. OTHER HOMICIDE ¢ Willie Hood, the Little colored boy, charged with chier in causing the death of Columbus on September 5th, was then arraigned, jand wed net guilty. Rober Henry Burrell, altas Cuffey Burrell, in- | dleted tor the murder of Walter Jones, by stabbing on September 7th, pleaded “guilty In self-de~ ” A plea of not guilty was entered, and rd C. Cligett was assigned to the defense. Georce Hough, indicted for the murder of Wm. MeMahon on ‘the 27th of September, pleaded not | guilty, and’ stated that Mr. W. A. Cook was his Lat Henry If. Cassiday from Anthony How: guilty. han ‘Thompson, alias Wm. Robinson, alias Wm. jor, Lal from the person of Mrs, Kate Serib- nér on Anzust 8th, pleaded not guilty. ohn Thomas, larceny of a bieycle valued at a W. D, Crossman, on July 17th, pleaded not NY CASES, ETC. s larceny of watch and chain rd on August 10th, pleaded not 8 Maggle Green allas Mar- ray, larceny of $50 from iy 17th, pleaded not guilty. reaking’ In the day time and valued at $44.50 from M. Bau- @ Bd, pleaded guilty. uit with intent to kill Napoleon Jarvoe On July 19:h, pleaded not guilty. — rhe “Parior Match” has during the week. It will by Edward Sothern in the Ay Of “Crushed.” ‘The play is bright, well nd very funny, and the author, who pla; t, bas achleved merited success Hab. His siipport ts strong, Suld to ru ke clock work. THR arts of Oak” lame Janau- e,” which 13 herein this gifted lL In its rendition she fully tains her reputation for versatile and conscien- ou. work. The play hus been materially changed, riten since {8 first pro alterations la drawn lerge audience | be followed next weel | she com | written | =i jon in New York, f Ameriean wuthorship. ited and the cos THeatee Comgve.—Ih 4y3 popular with the urs here ‘The play 1s es are inagniticent. Montague, who Dude. | Carrie and Sop winter, 3 ‘The ¥ ducing 1 artists 1 Dunexn sisters, worites here Last ce, intro~ rid-comic edat the Museum EST. CE quartette will Li-chotf, eTTE.—This wel rt under the direction of tonal chureh, next This will probably be thett only Son, a8 Uley leave soon 13 Ue} 5 y Will’ sing under the dt nf Colby. ‘The program consists of seven- Jons, each one of Which is from a musi- RRE 00 ¥ Rm Roro'o Y¥ gy fo Bn 8 YY SAE be Ei? ¥ & ate | RBR if nN ON BOB as ra Hi RRS eG tes SALEM UR AS GOP per 00 WoW w ppp PoP OO WWWww D PPP O O WWWW D eB 0 0 WwWwWw D RR. e oo WW DDD KER R RG This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Strength and wholesomeness, Moro economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be rold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powdera Sold only incans, BoYAL Dastne revenues. The report speak’ approvingly of te sanitary condition and of the industrial home | ‘School, St. Ann’s infant asylum,Columbta hos pital, | dren’s hos he Poor, ome, and the refers Of the chureh orphia domnttories are ov | remedied, tt Is wn j ls the vullding. TUR | the board says » report says that the put tits evil Is to be t HOSPITAL, “Our visit to this ins fon, It turned, ‘going Suc inted. Every nd With, witing ap- pted for 35 apt to Of the land room presenti ‘The buliding i ‘al purposes, aS no rente being dependent upon thy ‘a for irs and ne eS far In excess of more end better work A quarie pproptiations, still could be done in proper AU the Children’s hospital, exeapes have been erected, While | Qatilty, probably conve: ininstes, but whic Wide doors 4AiP Cats the ends of the wards would, Iu the opiuion of the vard, be far safer and better. thing was found at the Germ: min as good condition as cou iaat the building oc present uses, Plans lav addition, Which, 1 1s hoy. 1 in the institution, et Home for orphans, the report f: cape should be ‘d as childre } eculd use with some degree of personal safety In | time of need. The surroundings outside of ‘the Dillding and beyond the control of those ta charge Should "receive the continued attention of the Health department. A PROPOSED INEBRIATE ASYLUM. In reterence to the reform scitool, attention ts led to the necessity for an additional butlding to the overcrowding tn the colored department Of the Institution. It 13 suggested that for this purpose a stnall lot of ground adjoining should be purchased, “We hope,” the report says, “that a Suiggestion, which seeis timely, Inay be ‘allowed, | which is Nat while purchasing xround and. erect? ing an additional building, the Livorable opportu- | mily may be seized to also erect a Dullding to te j used as an thebriate asylum, an institution so. much | needed and. so often talked of “in this District, all Unlngs considered it could searcely be better jo- cated, or more economically managed, for a ume , Wii remedy the | the obstru: PowvER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ape tho Tnanent relief H ised Brown's Iron Leacan t¢ improve rapidly, my inte proved, aud my dievatl hase imt have no return of either com- Jy recommend it tomy F YOU WOULD HAVE APPETITE, FLESH | magnificent. | ered with blotches, and after using three bottles of RE- those suitermg from weakness, 24, 25, 26, 27 ranted bone, size from 20 to 25; regular price $1. Affairs in West Washington. ‘Tae P Srreet IMpRovEMENT—Mr. Dennis O’Don- ogue,the energetic toreman far Messrs. Cudmore & Hi contractors forspa’ P street, from 324 to S5th. etree Tereteeanice to complaints of delay in that/it is the pu of ‘the contractors to Tush it as fast as possible, and that they expect to cemplete tt in a month’s time at the furthest, as hay ‘now completed their Water street contract they will give all their time and attention to the Prstreet work. THE DeMockacy of West WasntNncToy.—The Cleveland and Hendrieks eb of this place met lastnight at Goddard's Hail. Mr. ce Hunter was elected second vice president. Mr. 8. A. Cox made a si speech, and several new members signed the constitution, 1 FUNERAL of the late h A, S. Lawrence, Tesidence of his who died on Thursday lest, ‘at sister, No. 1314 35th street, "took place to-day at 11 ‘Oak Mil? The pail-bearers o'clock—interment_ at were relatives of the Rowsrry.—Some one unknown last night stole = Cs Bell, 1330 29th street, seventeen valu- able pigeons, = SHIFFING News.—Schooner John E. Sandford cleared to-day with 600tons of coal for Fall River. ConprTION OF Water Av 7 A. M.—At all points, 36. High tide 1p the river to-day p.m Low tide ati2 p.m. —__.___ ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: F. Wahler to H. H. Bergmann, pt. Bellvue (164 acres), $—. H.H. Bergmann to Genver for Wahler; same property; $—. _D. B. Groff to S. D, New- comb, lot 24, 84. 942: $4,500. C, V. Riley to C. R. Baldwin, sub. lot 7%, sq. 239; $875. John Robinson. Bird, lot 29, sq. 62; 3—. A. De Grum- ’ Dickson, lot 24, sq. 410; $2, c. Bau- mann to H. J. Letmberger, lot 8, sq. 47;$—. _W. Be, Chase to Julte Mahoney, pt. lots 48 and'49, 99. 800, C. McMichael, ivarshal, ete., to W. May: &. 34 10, Sq. 102; $100. Fannte B. Wrisley to Jon Miller, 11s 1 tO 7, sq. E of 642; $—. Mary a. Snow- den to Luetle L, Miller, lot 1, block ', Ivy City; $75, Jas. 8. Edwards, trustee, to Andrew Oehmanns, Sub. 86, Sq. 495; Tren ING D ISEASES. ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing itching and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with Curicura Soap, and a single application of Curicura, the Great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three doses of CuTIcuRA KxsoLveNr, the new Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure and unirritating, the bowels open, the liver and kid- neysactive, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ring- worm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus, Scalled Head,Dan- ruff and every species of itching, scaly and pimply humors of the seaip and skin, when the best physicians and all known remedies fail, ECZEMA TWENTY YFARS. My gratitude to Ged is uubounded for the relief T have obtained from the use of the Curicuna ReMeptrs. I have been troubled with Eezems on my legs for twenty years. I had not a comfortable night for years, the ‘burning and itching were so intense. Now, Iam happy tosay,Thavenotrouble. Only the liver-colored patches on my limbs remuin as a token of my former misery, ~ Henry L, Surrs, 188 West Avenue, Rochester, N. ¥. ECZEMA ON A CHILD. Your most valuable Currcuns REMEprEs have done iy child so mnch good that I feel like saying this for the benefit of those who are troubled with skin disease, My little girl was troubled with Eczema, and I tried several doctors and medicines, but did not do her any sood until T used the Curicura Keaepres, which speedily cured her, for which I owe you many thanks and many nights of rest. ANTON Bossarer, Union Bakery, Edinburgh, Ind, TETTER OF THE SCALP. Twas almost perfectly bald, caused by Tetter of the top of the scalp. I used your Curicura Reeves abont six weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly, and now my hair is coming beck as thick av it ever was. J. P. Cuorcz, Whitesboro’, Texas, COVERED WITH BLOTCHES, I want to tell you that your CuTicUnA REsoLvENT is About three months azo my face was cov- SOLVENT I was perfectly cured. Frepenice Marne, 23 St. Charles Street, New Orleans, La. IVY POISONING. For allcases of poisoning by ivy or dogwood, I can warrant Curicuna to cure every time. 1 hayesold it for five years, and it never fails. C. H, Morse, Druggist, Holliston, Mass. Sold everywhere, Curicuna, 60c.; SOAP, 25c.; RE- SOLVENT $1. FOTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO,, Boston. oc] “T HAVE BEEN IN VERY DELICATE HEALTH, but havereceived sub-tantial bencht from Brown's: Trou Bitters. It doubtedly a great remedy for mee sutter wee dim, HELEN SALKED, 1932 loth street northwest. oct on on, 20 oq o00 NN ON fT? 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A very special and substantial bargain, BP BPM, | AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS Goops, PPP DD CASH PRIC: B= BaP: SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK STLKS (cash prices) =“ ° Our $125 BLACK SILK reduced to 81.00, Our $1 BLACK SILK reduced to $1.25. bias Se ASHMERES. widest doublo widttt, all - price 3740, NEW YORK MILI® SHEETING COTTON, wi and very best quality, cash price, 25c, bie 6S Oo Re s88s FES TIT goes CARTERS. 71 Manure Srace |G ° 6 O Hee Ssso ERT Spe, BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET, cash Price $1.00, oo 0 OR R BecS. r Bigg - CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, lanss assortment, 273, 60, | OC ES Basie 2 COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, $1.00; reduced to cash price, 750. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 2.00, 2.50, $3.00, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, large eize, ali wool, $5, , 50, 62, T5c., $1.00, atdeast, than by being put under the ¢harge of the authorities Who so pruiseworthily manage the re- | fortn school.” A very full report is given of the condition of things at the Washington asylum, Soiue improvements to the sanitary arrangements | be{ng sugested. ‘Fhis hospital, the board thinks, should be sepa- rated from all OMelal connection with Workhouse OF nlmshouse, and be cregted into A GENERAE HOSPITAL in fact a8 well as theory, and from {ts location and Susroundings be so inviting as to be sought as a sate and respectable retreat for all who may need hoypital services at a moderate charge or a8 achar- ity. ‘This would be the city hospital, and could be | made to meet a ing need and fil agreat gap the hospital accommodation’ of Washington. Gas should be substituted in the new hospital build: ing for coal oll lamps, and greater latitude should berallowed the physician in the diet lst. The sinall-pox hospital Should be removed toa distance from the asyium. Some steps, It fs sug gexted, should be taken to obtain suitable nurses for the hospital, that the sick be not left to the un- relfabie care of convalescents or inmates of the Pane National f tored ‘The National Association for Destitute Cot Women and Children, the Women’s Home and the Washington Night uouse Will be the Subjects of a supplementary report soon. to be pre- senied. Rouxp-TRrr Tickets To RicHMoxp, Va.—t the Virgina ‘state. tair, to be held "in ics October Zist, 22, Wd and 24th, tickets will be et 74.50 for the round-trip, including to the fair. "Plekets wil] be on sale October $ geed to return unt 26th. Trains jeave the Baltimore and railroad sta~ ‘om tor Kichtmond at 6:90, 11:05 a.m. and 5 p.m COLORED and BLACK SATIN LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, pure wi 10 all colors; cash price, 290," Pw? Wook Aue quality, ‘The French P. D. are the best fitting Corsets im- Ported. We keep the only complete line this side of ‘New York; we have all colors, all sizes, long, medium aud short; satin, sateen and contd; prices from $1.50to BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 500, be BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 750. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk and wool, feash price, 250, a ca A EXCELLENT RED TWILL FLANNEL, 250. Pp ay E A it ss YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, excellent quality, | BPP AA E AA H Saag NOTTINGHAM LACE for Curtains, 25c., S7¢., 50c. BMA tun 2°2 Th Bug8 AUCTION BLANKETS, great (cash) bargaing SILKS, 37e. SILKS, 37e, SILKS, $7o, net. CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space, ER So YF A E af ¥ HUSBAND SUFFERED FROM HEADACHE, #3 8 oY Ada estion, Brown's ° Asa ~ Moyers Olt BROWN, 2139 Fone B “oo! F 24 tow 7 nia avenue northwest, oll Fors Asp Wrars. 117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OUR DISPLAY OF LADIES’ WRAPS NOW READY, — SEAL SACQUES: ALL LENGTH CLOTH. SILK eg HapeaE MENTS TN ALL FUR TRIMMING IN EVERY VARIE’ TOCK AT NEW, YORK Yarces” bigs WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pennsylvania avenue, . W. DERRY, 1197 orn STRI ORTH “Neuralgia han been the bane tose Mi with malaria at the beringiag ae eae fed cal a ee Sees ay phy ontered a but uso the rea ah nervous proses uiphatieatly seovuamaud ety tinued. SP The Palais Royal sale of 98, Kid Gloves is ge oclt CALL YOUR ION TO THE NEW NRE EHS ENS Beek west,—All ‘of 1 adics’ and its" the most | manner. Ac Exmueaeie LERCH, formerly wii A Fietnee sole ME, MEE, SUrreRED Lona From FEMALE So Fameticn ais litte or no ‘i ow W. W. Bozverre & Co. ‘Have just opened a magnificent stock of LADIES’ CLOAKS. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, DOL- MANS, SHORT WRAPS, JACKETS, &o. Also, FINE DRESS GOODS, SILKS, BROCADE VELVETS, PLUSHES AND CLOTH SUITINGS, CARPETS on our upper floors, BLANKETS AND FLANNELS A SPECIALTY, Allof our goods have either been Imported by the firm, or bought of Importers and Manufacturers, We have no Bankrupt Stock or Auction goois to offer for sale. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., oclS-6t No, 928 7th street, and 706 K street northwest. CITY ITEMS. “singularly happy in its effects.” said a rominent public Man concerning Dr. Buil’s: cough \P. Necessities for Colder Weather. Gentiemen’s scariet flannel underwear,$1,$1.50,$1.75. Me eed and .amb’s wool shirts & drawers,50c. 0 Norfolk & New Brunswick regular made underwear. Shaker,cashmere, merino and lamb’s wool haif hose. Flannel overshirts, wool knit Jackets $1, $1.50, §2. Extra heavy Canton flannel drawers 50c., worth 65. Gentlemen’s unlaundried shirts 50¢., 1. Together with a complete lne of 's and boys” furnishings (including super-stout Iritish socks, 3 pairs for 50c., aud boys’ white merinoshirts and drawers 25¢c.), at_R. C. Lewis’, 920 n street, be- tween I and K northwest, established 1863. N. B—Immense stock of men’s and boy's hats. 2 Dufty?s PURE BARLEY MALT WHISKEY, WILL CURE ANY CASE OF @ DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GENERAL WEAKNESS, HEMMORREAGES, OR PULMONARY coM- PLAINTS. IF TAKEN IN THEIR EARLY STAGES, AND RELIEVE, AP NOT ABSOLUTELY CURE THE MOST OBSTINATE AND SUPPOSED HOPELESS CASES. Try a Dville and de convinced, °. We are the only concern“in the United States Who are bottling and selling to the Medical Pro- fession and Drug Trade an absolutely pure Barley Malt Whiskey, One that 18 free from fusit of, and ‘that fs not only found on the sideboards of the best famt‘les in the country, but in the dispensing room, for use tn cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion and as stimulant for tired and nursing mothers,and which in smoothness of taste, roundness and delicacy of favor, making tt alike acceptable to all ages and to the most delicate stomachs. In Typhoid Fever, Dysentery, Diarrhasa and all low forms of dtseas {vis the favorite with the profession, who know its merits, finding 1t invaluable asa Stimulant aud tonle. ’ We have not the space to speak Individ- ualiy of the large number of professional gentie- meN who have examined this whiskey, but_ simply say that in May last we distributed 1,500 sealed bottles to a like number of the representative phy- siclans throughout the country for analysis and examination, and not one of that number found a trace of fusit oil or any adulteration whatever. Dr. Areridt, the great German Chemist, in a letter to us, states: “J tind it absolutely pure and tree from fusil ofl, and for that reason cordially recom- mend it to the medical profession.” Many of the leading physicians of the United States not only recommend it to the profession at large, but refuse to use any other stimulant 19 thelr practice. For the consumptive and those af- ficted with homorrhages jt is an invaluable tonic, BER ‘18. 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. DRY GOODS. LADIES GOops. = = 18S 8M. RIRc VING ETURN! BB A ‘Mo from the Teruste¥ sie ‘ss a Soyel rt Sonat oe Pk 23 Qahene she reecived five medals for excellence in art M Na Decoratt Parlors, B ery ua . Bs pm ie of the ve Art MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 46 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AS WE DO A STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. JUST OPENED BLACK BROCADED VELYETS, 19 INCHES WIDE, GOOD VALUE, FOR $3.00 OUR PRICE . sata BSS Mo = “59 & & PeRyarp, see = SSS Ma gto CURTAIN SCRIMS! 5,000 YARDS ECRU CURTAIN SCRIAL OUR PRICE Mt gts 4 na Mi Sees B uo fw Be a Bo way Bh A Ub BE OSs BB oA A UD MMM Sxss5 ocl6 416 SEVENTR STREET NORTHWEST. Bisck Dress Goons Deranruesr. E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACS Having recently visited the Eastern Market, we are now prepared to show our customers and the public a large and varied stock of BLACK SILK VELVETS, Plain and Brocade: Black Gros Grain Silks, from 75c. to $3.25a yard; Black Satin Rhadames auff Mervetlleux; Black Armure Silks, for Mourning: Black Satin De Flora; Brocade Silks, Courtauid’s English Crepe, LUPIN'S CELERRATED BLACK GOODS. Black Cashmeres, from 50c. to $1.50 per yard. Bison Cloth, from 87¥4c. to $1.25. Royal Surah, French Serge, all wool Crape Angelia, Drap d’Ete, and many other choice fabrics. 6-4 Gilbert's Suiting, $1 per yard; former price $1.25. 6-4 Black French Tricot, #1.25; former price $1.75. 6-4 Black Broad Cloth for Tailor-made Suits. Lai Stock of Fancy Gray and Black Woolens for Combination tulte, | Some choice things in Silk and Wool Mixtures, NOTIONS! NOTIONS! 1 Stock must be seen to be appreciated. Weask an in- spection, No trouble to show coods. POPULAR PRICES. E. G. DAVIS, ocll COR. 8TH AND MARKET SPACE. Hause Ji FROM NEW YORK, WHERE I HAVE SELECTED vst Rervaxrp supplying the system With more carbon than the disease can exhaust,the Invalld gaining in strength from the date of its use. It ts for sale by Drug- gists and Fine Grocery houses generally, and by ‘Tux Durex MaLT Wuiskky Co., Baltimore, Md. Price, $1 per bottle. tt We Can Supply the Trade of Washington and victulty with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey at the same prices charged by the Duffy Malt Whiskey company at {ts distilery, thus saving the trade freight and cart. cr ARBOUR & LTON. Extra Oysters. We have received to-day the finest and best oysters that has been in the market this season, equal to any that can be procured later in the sea~ son, HARVEY & HOLDEN. 1 1016 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Razors! Razors!! Razors!!!—The Patent. Perfect and our best brands warranted, and kept in proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved 6n our dog collars free. ‘The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pennsylvania ay., D.N. WALFORD, Prop’t. s&W2t “Caracas, Tonic Cordial. ‘The best and most reliable stomachic and nervine. ‘Try it in cases of indigestion, colle, diarrhea, Pepsia, pains of the stomach and bowels. 'a de- clous appetizer, At McGee's, 9th, near D. 1 Durkee’s Cold Meat Sauce 3% and Salad D: » ready-made, nutritious, econo- mtcal, delicious. Nothing equal to it was ever, OF. fered, and itis invariably popular both at home and abroad. €0 $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. 1 MoGep’s, 9th, near D street. Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets and Gents’ Jerseys, at Auerbach’s, 7th and HL. Extra sleeves furntsii 015.17.18 Grand Opening of a superb line of Cloaks by the New York Cloak and Suit Company, at Young’s 7th street Mourning Store, 736 7th stréct northwest. All are invited. 3 Johnson’s, fh and E.—High grade oys- ters, fish, game; meals, hot lunch, &. And oyster caterer for Johnson's famous salvons, 440 and 442 9th street. Lietime experience. Ladies’ large saloon attached. 2 Cape May Salts, and other good grades of oysters for raw box, and served in every available style. Jolmson’s 440 and 442 9th street.” Ladies saloon first Hoor. 3 A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and 1s also a Preparation unequalled for the eradication of dan- uff. ‘The supertority of Burnett's Flavoring, Extracts consists in their purity and great strength. €0 Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia, eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. eo. Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo On Thirty Days’ Trial, ‘The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich., win send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated "Flectro-Voltaic “Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afilicted with nervous de- bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee- ing speedy aud complete restoration of’ health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B,—No risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial is alowed. ~ w,syn Bailey's, S29 7th street, ‘Wholesale wood and willow ware. Fur and Sealskin Garments. ©. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 103 Prince strvet, New York, will sell elegant Fir Garments at retail at lowest cash Wholesale prices this season. This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly retiable Furs direct from mahuiacturer, and save Tetaller’s profits, Fashion Book matled free, 9,630, “Rough on Pain” Plaster; Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for backache, pains in Chest or side, rheumatisin, neu- Talgia, 2c. Druggists or mail, 16 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pouha “Ward” prints, 45c. pet pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterinils aba swees K, Se. per quart, Cream 15¢. pint. Bors Axo Caupzexs Crormye WE HAVE NOT SAID MUCH ABOUT THESE GOODS, SIMPLY FOR THE REASON THAT WE COULD NOT TELL YOU ABOUT ‘ALL OUR NICE THINGS IN A FEW BRIEF ADVERTISEMENTS BUT A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE HAVE THE NEWEST STYLES, THE BEST MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP, AND ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. THE SMALL Boys WILL HAVE TO BE VERY INDUSTRIOUS TO WEAR AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, IN ALL THE DE- SIRABLE FABRICS AND STYLES FOR THE COMING SEASON, EXTEND AN INVITATION TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT MY STOCK OF DRY GOODS BEFORE PUKCHASING. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 Market Bpace—Pa Ave. Amave Ar Lass, GREAT BANKRUPT SALE or DRY Goops succeeded in. ‘Thet: has been our for ice fir lock at about forty tents f their portion of tock or ‘hase mto get all of itinto our in ehad to rents large wareroom for ‘Never before in the history of jashington has there been such an opportunity of | good goods for a very sali amount of money. can only mention a few of the many bargains W will be found on sale: 4 lots of Black Silks at §5c., 65c., 75c., 81, fully worth Siity per cemt more, aaiz pieces new fall shades Dress Goods at 5c., worth rigces Mluminated wool Dress Goods, 10c. per yard, ‘value 25c, cases all-wool Chudda Cloth, 43 inches wide, in all the Istest fall shades, SOc. per well worth 873s. ‘These came direct from the custom "house, having ar- Tived in this country after thedeed of trust had been Pande, Such articles as we Doweht we took the entire | lots, and therefore are shown only by us, 54 pieces 42 inches wide all-wool French Cashmeze, in Blue and Jet Black, at 9c. per yard, worth 55e. 36 pieces 40 inches wide, extra fine, at Ste,, worth TOc. ‘We bought every piece of Samuel’ Courtauld’s Crape in the sale, ad can recouninend them 2s the best and leapest ever offered. 1 case 7-4 wide sll-iinen Loow Table Damask at 20c, per yard, value 3750. ‘Towels at 8. 10, 1235 and 15c., every one a genuine bar- gain, 100 dozen heavy knotted, fringed Barnsley Damask Towels, at 25c., former retail price 5c. Napkins and Doyites in cudless variety. oy finest Table Damask. by yuri or in pattern some as long as five yards, every one trom great auction, i BLANKETS. BLANKETS, We boucht nearly all the Blankets in the'sale, and only left a few sample lots, which were too much soiled from handling. A splendid 10-4 White Blanket, 00c. per ir, # price Lover before heard of, We hext uffer a fluo 4 Blanket at $1.50. worth $2.50. At $2.00, worth $3.25, At g2 20, worth S40) At $3.00, worth $5.60. And many finer grades in the same proportion. S cases, 50 pales cach, eentine Geren Blankets, in a Jet shade of Drab, at $2.90 per pai. Cost of importa on bales Gray Blankets at 65c. per pair, Merchants and housckeepers buying by the quantities will never have such a chance agains CANTON FLANNELS. 45 cases, most allot the celebrated Amoskeag Mills. We saved about 15 per centin the purchase of these, which is quite an item on such staple goods, We shall Ofte two aes as Low in 9 cents yer vane 7 pieces of Gingham for aprons at 9 cents per yard. Willte and colored wool Flannel nicl tess dan he goods cau be bouzht for from the ae ts. NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, 3:00) pairs, in 40 ditterent styics, ali Irom the Great ietion. 210 pairs Lace Curtains, 65c.; worth $1.25. 300 S" 90c.2 worth $1.7 = “$1.00; worth os 8 = $125; worth = = = $1.40; worth We have them tn White aid ‘Ecru, and they are no doubt the cheapest curtains ever offered by any house. 90 pieces y Manchester (crape finish) Furniture Cretoune at Ic. per yard. We have them 12 bright as well as subdued ca GREAT BARGAIN Woot Shaws. ‘Thibet Shawls, Cashmere Shawls, I Allat less than half price. We bought three lots Austrian Piush Cloaks at about ‘2Secnts on the dollar. 3 Lot 1—Twenty-ve full-sized Ladies' Push Cloaks at 23, worth $10. Lot 2—I'wenty all sizes Ladies’ Plush Cloaks, lined with Italian cloth, at 84, worth $13. Lot 4—Twelve Plush ‘Dolmans, trimmed with a light shade of Astrachan, at $5, These would retail when the gold weuthier comes at $20, Eecure one before it is too 150 pieces double width fine Ladies’ Cloth in all the ing shades, at ee ee yard. This is the same grade other merchants sell at 75 ceuts per yard. {i ploces wenutine full 64 iuches wide smiported ‘Tricot Cloth, in all the new fall shades, at $1.25 per yard; last year’s: re 2. 100 Oriental Laces, 1 Oriental Laces,'6 wide x 0c. ; worth 250. inches wide, at 17¢.; worth 5 8 9th street po. aw MONDAY. OCLOBER 30 Gio. Ware, Ladiow’ Tailor and Habit Maker, has removed from 1896 F street to 13) Lith wtteet noribereed Rete eee Costumes at very reasonable prices, Special attention —— given to Evening, Keception and Dinne? GEO. Wire, _ocl6-at® TO 1Tch wtzeat, ADIES’ FUR GAKMENTS CLEA! L IAOTENTS ALTERED, CLEANED By MRS. C LAKN. R Late of Boston, ocié-lm* 234 13th street southwest, CARD.—DRESSMAKING AT 015 C STREET 8 sortem of fitting. work “in the. ost p manner and made to sult, — 1 Soon aon Sotaee athe. Seat H. EICHSTADT, DEALER IN ZEPHYR Worsted, Bgbroidery and materials, y Goods Ay pie De-beuing and Stamping. Fitsh apd Vaeet Stampin & sp. clalty ; patterns renewed on reasonable terms. tm Ean broid 1209 F street north wast bi} ‘RS. MV. HART. th mel frock Meer Werte huateet tyes ie ‘ returned. frou New Yorks “Lateet etyice Falland Winter costumes Fronel ivetinod han MW; LLIAN Fail Importations:—Trimmed and untrimme! Hats and Bonnets from Paris and Lonaon houses; Plumes, Fancy Festhers, iibbons, Real and Imitation Laces and all the latest novelties in Mulinery Goods A com- plete line of rich end elecant Wraps for fall and winter Wear. Special attention is called to my stock of Drews Trimmings, tucloding Passementeries, Fringes, Fur and Pe er Tr i A ti sylvania ave, Mas. M. J. Hevr, 1909 F STREET NORTHWEST, Will Have Her Fail and Winter Opening of BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, Selected by Her Agent in Paris and London, On MONDAY and TUESDAY, October 6 and 7. oc8 QUGLASS NINTH STREET, CORNER F. INO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR. MERID Fifty cents ‘vill posit buy the best UNDERVEST for Ladies ever shown in this city. For Te. we offer | you the regular $1 UNDERVEST: while for #1,-well, we simply ask you to look at ours after examiutig the Dest elsewhere, CHILDREN'S VES" heavy Merino, excellent yalus 25c., 3 {: 1. BO. = S\eshows SCARLET USDENVEST for Indies, pare Cochineal Dye, guaranteed. at $1.50. A great bargain, Finer wrades at 82.25, ke c. Ladies’ extra Jong DRAWERS, fashioned. Also extra fire bands for very Meshy Indies” edo Mas Sexara Rerrrer, 608 9TH STREET, Opposite Patent Ofica SOE ir ees ‘and all kinds of CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. Magnificent stock of Ladies’ and Children's HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, UNDERWEAR AND HAND-RNIT WORSTED GOODS. CARD. J. BOGGESS ANNOUNCES THE Fall Opeuing of her Dressmaking Parlors, 4. Sand 939 1a ave. now. Latest Parisian styles for Pall ‘inter dresacs, Patronage solicited. we20- Lan ADIES' FURS REPAIRED, SEAT, SACQUES Ti dyed and Lined, Pur Circular and Dolman Linings Re-covercd, MISS C GHAM, ele 1310 8th street, between Nand Oh. w, —MI Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to order in every style and nterial, and gunraultess perfect Nand conor Hie SPECIALTIES Alue— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear, hd gent ftoperted Homers: Patent Shoulder Hraces and all Dress Reform Goods, French Corsets and Br Cildnn'e Comets, ‘and 6 @1 Cornct (Mise H.'s own make), that for the price is unsurpassed. S.—French, German and Spanish spoken. marlé J. FIRST CLASS HATR DRESS! FROM PARTS, ree Patent and Five Medals iui Lxpositious of IN, CORCORAN BUILDING, Poris, Lyons and Viena, A arer and inn of MAN HAE AND. FINE TATR WORK. H Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dreesing. shampooed Hair dyed and iu a first class manner. ‘Wiss to onder. as" 537 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Axroy Fisners ‘Chemical Cleaning Fs ment, Ko. eG street northwest, THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments; alao, Velvet and Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, etc., are per- fectly cleaned by thie Superior proceas LADI¢S’ EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALTY. soScntlemen's Clothes Cleaned Ly thls process will jose their Sake aoe ‘oriinal to be removed eff suit, DAUGHTER, MRS. & it deal of excitement ke on weakness and debility” while I, from «yinpathy, waa, Sea Scan ae Ms GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. We Have Joust Recerven A Job Lot of FOUR-PLY LINEN CUFFS, which we arcoffering for 90.cents half dozeu. Thess goods are worth €3 per dozen. Also, a full line of Winter Underwear, Half Hosq Scarfs, &., Shirts to Order a spockilty, §. B. ELLERY, ocl6 1212 F street nortuwest. vst Recrven- A Large Line of NECKWEAR, for 50c,, T5c. and $1. Fall Line of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR, at lowest Prices, Large Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on band CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F street northwest, opposite Patent Officn. 020 MES, .% MURPHY, 72 KEW JERSEY AVENUE, JV northwest, saya: "My hucbund was cored of dys: pepsia by Brown's Iron Bitters, “Knowing its virtues Uuhesitatingly recounnend it to dympe ties och PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ Urnicur P. IANOS ane BECOMING MORE FASHIONALLE EVERY DAY, In the celebrated Heinckamp ana Stultz &; Bauer Uprights a specialty is 1 and the ideal of perfection hus been 1 in ele Rhee of construction. Hnish, urlliaucy of tone, durae lity, and standing solidly iu tune, ‘They are not buile on the plan of any obscure method, but, on t trary, contain all the latest improvements of rel value, thereby improving the tone, making th: syimpathetc, and euhancing the outward Don’t make sny arrangements to buy till you have seen these superb instruments, Youcan save with us from $50 to $150; and if you desire to dis Square Piano we will allow you full value for it in exe change. Special factory prices for cash, aud easy monthly time payments. oclé WAREKOOMS, 422 NINTH STREET. ALLET. Vis. "8 GREAT SPECIALTY— THEME Ue isu pers rf en entery i id clogaut etylea, now ready, at a ‘ Prices “HL. SUMNER, 811 Sih strect By, ood NE “DECKER” PIANOS SAME MADE BY DECKER BIOS, N. xirrn G. H- KUHN, Bole Avent, 407 10th street n. w. : cy 40 pteces Oriental ‘B inches wide, at 230. ‘86 dozen Oriental Lace Fichus at 430. ; value $1. 11S dozen Oriental Lace Collars, at 236s walnesoe, 38 dozen Anest Linen B-ply Shirt Frotits, 10c.; worth 30 dozon Ladies’ Silk Hi stitch, in six differ. shades, at To centsa Pair Gold clsswticto for Bi a0) many other barvains. It will you to lay ina stock for years at these pricca ae LANSBURGH & BRO., 422and 4% SEVENTH STREET. # £8 OUT ONE OF OUR ROUGH AND TUMELE SCHOOL SUITS AT 5; OR OUR STRONG CORDUROYS AT 6; OR OUR HEAVY OVERCOATS OF DOUBLE FACED GOODS, MADE UP WITHOUT LININGS, AT 88.50, . OUR SAWYER CASS. SUITS ARE BOTH DRESSY AND SERVICEABLE, AND OUR PLAIN AND PLAID CORKSCREW SUITS ARE THE NICEST TO BE FOUND. IN GOODS FOR LARGER BOYS OUR LINES OF CASSIMERES, TRICOTS, CORKSCREWS, DIAGO- NALS ARE FULL AND PRICES LOW. E. B. BARNUM & CO., ocl5 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, M ISS J. W. TANNAHILL, 126 avenne northwest, siys: “I have been geen eatery. emer. WHO WAGER HATS ON RESULTOF Pr can procure and Pees coca Btieet ed a line of AXMINS? UE" VELVETS, a Eee aTe ake full line of DRAPERY and FURNITURE COVERINGS. ———— * NIQUE BRO. & 60, ‘se23-3m 1925 F street, QHUNTS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES, the Comfort fhirt, elerantl: of the best Buy irt, €] iy made, hs ‘Muslin and 200 lined, rettorced, and only 75: Fine Unfinished Shirts only 50c. Finest Percale Shirts only $1.50, Finest Laundried Dress Shirts, in solid bosoms, ready ‘to put on, for $1. Bix fuest Dress Shirts made to onder (solid bosoms) for 69. Perfect fit guaranteed at MEGINNIS, au” 1002 F street. ace ae a Se fo ee Ear ee ity baat Be feprees Be. suvlyat Ctice of Weshitntou Gas Light Cor Also for Bardett onraus, oo KRANICH & BACH AND STIEFE. receive the Praine from all who know them, and Gall utomatic vtsieal In. a hr com music EPP 700 ith street northwest. ‘Pianos for rent for the season, Special atf@ition to tuning and repairing. ecl6 PIANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING ‘MAKES, SS aus rented; rent applied if Allarge and elegant stock to select from. ll the popular Musical Publications of the ds ‘The finest selection of 5-cont Music in thecity. ee Pouna fae ae sn Srucr& Co. Exunsox & Bucs PIANOS WILCOX & WHITE AXD KIMBALL ORGANS, ‘Pull stock of oc, Music. HENRY as: moet Manswine Partner of the tate Bras of Balls 6° ————————————