Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick oF Tis Carer SigwAL } INGTON, D. C., October 39, 1886, $39 am. For the tniddie Atlante states, partly cloudy weather and raln, winds variable and generally arly stationary temperature. hearly statlonary temperature and id partly cloudy weather are indicated iand and the talddle Atlantic states. es Ove Srzcrantigs— Ladies xeauine hand-sewed French kid-but- $3. 's pebbie goat button, $2.50. ress kid and gout button, $2. yber Does and san shoes. S.—The Evectric Suse for Gent's and Ladies, $2.5), is the Dest ever soid at Uie price; Italso cures Fucuimatisin, sure feet and Young's Shoe Remember: The k AvresD Hahn's great sale of fine, serviceable genUs boots $16 7th stre methy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., continue to be $3 per doz.,with a 13th painted free. Tux Cutcaco Groceny 806 7th street, offers Uid Government Java for 26. per pound. Mus. Sanam Hotcwtss, residing at No. 498 6th street northwest, carried to police headquarcers inst night a china piate marked “Abner,” and Stated that she hui found it im her bureau drawer, abd, as sie had never visited A@mer’s, she thought it Was put in there to cast suspicion ob her. Haay’s $1.25 ladies, stylish kid and pebbie but- ton, worked buttouholes, every palr warranted. 316 7th'st. aud Ive Pennsyivania avenue, Fesseut’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe. 147 New York avenue. Srxcmewriy narrow orextra wide feet can be Gitted at Haun’s, S16 7th street You Caw Save 15 per cent by purchasing your Brussels or Ingrain Carpet of us Best Brussels Teduced to $5 cents, We., 75c. EXtra double weigit Ingruin, 50 cents " best extra two-ply, all wool choice designs, 75 cents. Towson’s, 635 Penusylva- Bla avenue, south sid Hans’s $250 gentiemen’s tne c: congress, Warranted equal in Ww $6.08 shoe. $06 7th street ‘THE CHICAGO GrocgRY COMPANY, 8 aflers special inducements for cash buyers. Hany’s $3.00 ladies fine hand-sewed button boots. 316 7th street aud 1922 Pennsyl ‘THe CHtcago GuocaKy COMPANY, 806 offers special inducements in canned ‘S¥oce Evgsianr fitted, Hempler’s, $1, 453 Pa ave. AND DISTRICT. iy ete, To-Nighte Foup’s Orgexa House. —Maude Granger ln “Lyn- “Sivoxat Tunaren —3Ule Atmee in Stam‘ *STucaren Cosigcs.—Varteties f button, lace or rand fiito any Dimz Mcskem.—Performing bear and interesting | entertainment. ‘TaBkeNacLE CuURCH.—Musical and ilterary en- tertainment. cs os Condensed Localy. Street lamps will be Izhted this evening at 12 P. m.. and extinguished at 4:15 a. mn. ‘This morning OMicer Clinton took to the eighth precinet =ta a jored child, Which he found in an open lot between 13th and ih and € and D streets northeast. Judge Miller, of Annapolls, Md., has affirmed the decision of the Annapoils registration oMicer In the apyeat of George E Sullivan, a member of the Metropoiltan police force of this city, who was Stricken from the books as o bustuess Was transetedin the Cruninal Court to-day other than excusing Mr. Robert Coen as ase of George S. Blum, charged with threat- H. Hunekel during a'dispuce about adebt, dled for trial in the Poles Court this morn: nu Blum gave his personal bonds to keep the ‘Third Assistant Postmaster General Hazen has | made cood use of much of the dead mall matter in ‘he shape of magazines and weekly and other news- Papers by distributing them among the several charitable institutions in tue District as reading matter tor the Inmate While Miss Mary Hayes, a young woman em. ed at the governinent printing office, was 1ook- ig Over the elevator siaft in that building y day, she was struck by the elevator and her collar Bone was broken. Dr, Street reduced the fracture. Hiawatha Lodge, LU. G. T., last evening elected the following officers: F. E. Woodward, W. C. Mrs. F. K. Holtzinger, W. y W. G.: Miss Mamie Seymour, Brooketield, W. F. S:; Miss E Eaton, W. TA. M. Chapin, V dieton, 1 G.; F. K. ioltzin- rT, OG, Woodward, HS; Mrs M. . Pinney, LW. S; Wm A. Hungerford, Past W. ‘The box sheet for the season of Grand Italfan Opera by the Milan company, commencing Novem- ber 10,18 now open at Metzerdct's music store. Dr. Penrod aud wife, of Washington, recently Went to De Soto, IL, to attend their son Harry, who was seriously hurt on last Friday while tempUnz to bourd a train at that place. The tele- gram announcing the accilent stated that one arm and a portion of one fogt would have to be amy putated. =s Wedding». A pretty wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at the homeof Mrs John S. Worthington, on Georgetown heights) The bride was Miss Katie Patterson, daughter of the late Cariisie Patterson, superintendent of the coast survey, and the groom Mr. Pierre de la Montague, of New York. Rev. Futher Chappelle, of St. Matthe' Miss La Montague, Miss Emily Neilson, Miss Ger- trude Cheever, Miss Lena Porter and Miss I. Stoughten,whtle Mr. Francklyn acted as best man, and Mr. J.D. Cheever and Mr. Griswold Lorillard ag ushers. Many of the toilets worn were notable for their taste and richness. A collation was served after the ceremony. ‘The guests tneluded Imahy persons of prominence tn official and social circles. “The couple left at 5 o'clock for a tour through the northern states, Mr. Samuel F. Hardy and Miss Rosa E. Smoot were married last evening at the Dride’s home, No. 88 6th street southeast, Rev Father O'Sullivan, of St. Peter's chureh, officiating. A ion was heid after the wedi Smoot ue Treasury department, Were married last event mn Mth street, Rev. J.C. Hagey oMiciating. After a collation, the bride and groom left for # tour In the north. ge ‘The New Opera House. ‘THE WORKMEN PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES. ‘The tntertor of the new Opera house presents a ‘ery animated scene Just now, as the painters: penters, frescoers and other artisans swarm about, hurrying to completion the different parts of the building. ‘The architects and the Dutlders have no doubt of the completion ot the building In readi- hess for tue opening night, November 10th. ‘The Frorkmen are engaged to-day In laying the tiling im the vestivule,and laying the steps on the frou ‘staircases to te upper floor. The carved Italian wood work, which separates the foyer om the and second floors from the auditorium, 18 being put in place. Percned high up on the scaffolding, which seems to o to giddy heights. the and Miss Eva C. Ang? atthe Lochiel House, men afe painting the massive beams rib the ceiling, and finishing the decoration of the “upper portion of the auditorium. In a side room, the chairs are being put together and prepared for use. The woodwork of the proscentuin areh and of the rows of boxes oneach side Is of more elaborate character, but 1t 1s being finished ‘with great rapidity. Tue partition which separates the staye from the audience is covered with a com+ Pleve iron screen, making It entirely fireproof. In ‘he Tear of the stage the scenic artists are at work constructing marine and land views, villages and ducal castles, in bewlidering Humber and variety ‘Many of the drop-curtains are in place. ‘Th “ is one of the largest In any theater In th country, and its extent, together with the other facilities, make It one of the features of the new Opera hiluse, | Standing on the stage, a good idea is obtained of the sktil with which the galleries have been arranged to afford an unobstructed view from all parts of the theater. On the opening night the lower box on the left of the stage has been reserved, Tor the members of the bullding committee and the grehitects ‘The box on the right pill be reserved for the President. Emma Abbott will appear in ‘the opera of “Semiramide.”” ‘Tur WAY oF THE TAANSGHESSOR—Last night Detective Raff returned to the city from Nashvilie, ‘Tenn, having in custody Howard Hansborouzh, a Young colored man, who was tndict-d for house breaking in entering his step-brother’s house about & year ago and stealing a quantity of ¢lothing. “Hansborough this morning said to a Stax reporter that after he lett here for the south, While ste @ ride on the railroad, he was rafiroad men and hunsup by tie almost dead. He Was afterwards arrested in Nashville and sentenced to the work- house. While confined be found knife, and forming a saw of one of the blades, he made hts escape, but was soon recaptured. “Hie escaped a second time and was again caught and marched Dack at the muzzle of a shotgun to prison, and was in trons, which he unfastened Dy the use of a piece of wire. For thishe recetved tive Gays additional imprisonment, at the expiration or Which Ume he was taken In Custody by Detective Kall. Hansborough hopes to compromise with is brother and avold prosecution. ‘SrNT To THE RevoxM Scwoot.—William Hwi:on and Samuel Clayton, colored, both about 13 years of age, were wed before Judge Snell this Inorning, charged with stealing a veiocipede from dobn Joka” They pleaded guilty. and were sem Yenced to the reform school during iinority. SvrrocateD BY Coat Gas.—About 11 o'clock last night Stationkeeper Vienstein found a ‘at the eihth precinct station named Jobo Hvater very Sick and ‘unconscious, having been suffocated: by gusescaping trum the stove. He was sent to the Washington asylum in the ambulance by direction of Dr. McKim, and was better w-day. a Postrowsp.—The sale of Meridian Hill tots, ad- Yertised to take place to-day, has Deen postponed 0G account Of the rain. Sime Rang Fusxrrcra Fox Sare—The sale at Dow- lng’s rooms to-morrow embraces some elegant odd pieces of parior, brary and dining foomn furniture. india diuner service, large lot of &e. There Sarpets, tc ‘Will be no postponement on ac- sea pe. A? Avctiox.—Duncanson Bros. will | er THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.f THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1884, LANGSTER GUILTY OF MURDER. Close of the Trial of the Man Who Killed Officer Fowler—The Jury Dis Powe of the Case in Half an Hour. ‘The trial of John Langster, alias Lancaster, allas George T. Hudson, the colored man indicted for the murder of Pollcetaaa Join H. Fowler, on the 9th of September last, when Fowler was attempting to arrest him asa fugitive from the chalu-gang, was concluded at half-past five o'clock last evening with a verdict of guilty. The trial consumed only one day after a jury was obtained, Alter the recess, at which THe Star's report closed yesterday, Walter H. Stoutenburg and Dan- Jel Stewart, of the Washington asylum, testified to Langster's having been @ prisoner in the work- house and ti gang. Willoughby F. Chesley, Jos. ron, Aired Wilson, Edward Holines, W. W. Clark, James Davis, W. Ni Bartlett and. Benjamin fowler and Langster In the alley, bei ween 1st and 2d and Dand E streets, in which! Langster took Fowler's plstoi from hina ‘wad shot him, Police Sergeant Boyle testified that when he saw Fowler, after the siooting, Fowler said: “Sergeant, 88 asked: “Who did 1t?” and ‘The wiiness deseribed nygster by Officer Boland at No. 311 4y to the station with the priso- there Was one more load In | the pistol. and Lengster remarked that if he had known it hie would Lave killed Bowand. Omicer Boland testlited to Mnding the prisoner under a Ded at house No. 311 D street, in the base- -| ment. \Yhen he ordered lim out he ‘said “Please | don't shoot me: Fido as you say.” When told of Omicer Fowler's death he suid “I am d—d glad fit, and If Lad known there was another ball in tol you Would have been tm hell.” Slack corroborated tie testimony as to Langster's arrest. This closed the testimony, the defense having no Witnesses. ‘Phe poverninent waving the right to open, Mr. Phelps, for tbe prisoner, argued that Ube (estiinony in the case did not Warrant a con Vietlon for more than manslaughter. Mr. Riddle, for the government, made the closing } argument. Judge Wyle charged the jury that the | officer in inaking the’ arrest did what his duty re- | quired itn to do,and the prisoner should have sub- mitted. If they bellevea, or could believe from the evidence, that the man’had reason to fear great | boutiy hairin trom the policeman then the prisoner had the right to selze the weapon and turn it on Snow'described the fatal scumte between. the 0 That would reduce. the ermme to man- si er, DUU AT they liad ho such believe then he | could not'see how their verdict could be other- wise than murd ter being out hour the Jury came into m about 5:30 o'clock and returned a gnlity as indicted.” Mr. Phelps was granted four days, as_1s custo- mary, in witch to ile a motion fora new Ural, It he 90 desires, aut te prisomer was remanded 'to Rev. Dr. Parct a Compromise Candi- date for Bishop. HE COMES WITHIN TWO VOTES OF BEING ELECTED. At the Episcopal convention in Baltimore yester- day the first ballot In the election of a bishop re- | sccleston, i: Rev. Henry C. total vote 127; necessary tocholee 5. Rev. Dr. Leeds’ name had been with- | drawn. ‘Three otyer ballots were tai Tesult,and a committee of six elene Men Was then appotuted tor | able candidate for bishop to th | evening session the eounnitiee reported unani- | mousiy tn favor of ev. Dr. Wm. Paret, of thiselt | as the choie> of both factions. ‘The fifth bailot was | gen talon, and the vote showed that the advo- | Gates oc Ke¥. Dr. Colt had transferred their votes to _br. Patet, who came within Uwo votes of be- eted, and that 23 of those voting for Re: lesion Coutinued to do so, although Key el Dr. Dr. ton announced his Invention to vote for Rev. Dr. Paret, and ured U for him to do the | sine. ‘The talio: stood Eccleston, terse umber of votes Cast, SArY (0A ¢ ‘Vhree more ballots r taken, the vote tor Dr, Paret on the Last bale lot bet: Re tom, 43. ‘The conven- ton th “d unUl to-day, having requested the cominitice on conference to present to-day the names Of one or m0) dates for the bishopric. ‘The Silent A-MAN PROM TEXAS WHO WAS: A DETECTIV ‘Washington seéms to be a fa army of eran ‘orite place with the ‘They come here from all parts of nd tnvartably make thelr way to the or tosee the President. turned up at the White House Tues- Tespectable-tonk | about thirty years old, trom Texas, hamed John Rettlz, who represented himself as the silent can- | didate'tor the presidency. He wanted to talk the mnatter over with President Arthur. “They have been throwing thelr voices to me all urging me to run for the office,” sald lidate. “I couldn't come up ‘to see posed of my little bunch of Dut they urged me so I hurried as fast as 1 “Wiio are the asked a bystand | “Why, the pespie, yuu know; € | akind of king dowh in ‘Texas’ 1 fo try the cold- ter cure for a ste s I had, and | said if T would stay Ina tub of coid water all night they would 1 vaded King, and 1 did | it. “We have been looking for George Wushington to come along down there, and I was promised that Tshould be covered with’ Jewels and taken with him tn acharic “So, not satisfied with a kingship, you want to Président,” suggested a listener. “Yes, 1m golnz to be President or a detective, I don’t Know which, me pretty hard now to be a detect He was asstized that he could not see the Prest- dent, Dut Was <ivised to visit police headquarters, | and the last scen of him Le was moving in that | direction. | Police War on Tramps. THEY MUST ADORN THE CHAIN GANG OX LEAVE THE | erry. ‘The following order was issned by Chief of Police Dye to-day: “Lieutenants will please Instruct o!- cers to be particular to pick up tramps who are | now flocking into thisclty. They should ether adorn the chain gunz or leave the city. Oficers in | eltizen’s ctottung will be able to pie& up many that Officers in uniform will no! You se they are pressing | ‘Phe Coroner's Annual Report. NECESIY FOR A. M0 1S TaIs | DIsTRICT— DEATHS FHOM SUICIDE, HOMICIDE AND INFANTI- CIDR, & | Coroner Patterson to-day filed his annual report With the Cominissioners for the past fiseal year, in Which he calls their attention to the pressing need | of a morgue, which 1s felt more and more as the popu nofthe District ineresses, Hi that Congress be assed t0 appropri the ment of such a buildin Support for one year. Attent the expos: sugzests 60 for ng and for tts vis also called to nd danwerous condition of the creek canal, between G and N streets southwest Which has let to several accidental deaths by | drowning. ‘The: side belng graded | to the wail, peor apt to walk on with- | out thougnt of ‘here are no barriers to protect the unwary at bight. Until definite steps are taken to improve tils canal, he recommends a temporary railing be placed a Gabwur statement of deaths certifled by he coroner durin the year ending June 30, 1584, Total number of siteldes, 13: homicides, nLickles, 15; deaths frum actidents and neg! gence, 44. ee Recent Roprentes—Mr. Wm. 8. Haner, a voter at Lynchburg, Va.,residing at No. 7 Hstrect nortn- West, had purchastd his ticket to go home to vote, and iad 1€ with $17 in money in’ his pocketbook, cet in his hip pocket, Last night while In @ saloon on Pennsylvant avenue he had his poc- ket cnt entirely trom nd bis money and hot vote Uuls year- wser [rot the west, reports ten fror person nand chain, valued Win. E. iryant, 604 rday he hired a ‘coi rand a quantity of hove adress, Di hh street, “reports d man to take a lothing, valued at * Seods were not vii Massachusetts aven % Fepoits stolen from the counter of his store yesterday a soul of flannel worth $4.75. T.—George Moran, the bricklayer, rest Was mentioned in yesterday's STAR ve Court charged this morning with . Lena MeCabe, a lttle girl, fled that while On her way to ing tn September, in company with they met the defendant, who Since that tine he Ler Ore Lic whe Was int other Ute gi used very obse > lansnaige has met her several Umes and repeated his indecent talk. Detective Carter testifled that he arrested the defendant, who Was Walking with the litle girl, hand tn hand, on complatnt of her uncle, Mr. ch = Luddinzton.” The ittile girl ran away." The Sald: “T at inclined to think that Morin can only be prosecuted for using Indecent lanzwae hie cau give hs personal bonds. charged with wslug indecent ng rude and obscene comments, i the testimony Judge Snell de- dided to accept Moran's persoual recognizance. @ ITALIAN Ovena.—The tapeany, Which ts Lo appear at h, 1s taakt New Yi fan Italian Fs tof yesterday | mna:” “it a full al heart to rejoice the t have been highly s, With few excep- 3 AUed, too, with rep- tarives Of many nationalities. " All these nae dehghted with the pertormance of Sno Teason why they should applauded at the rise of the © of the resounding open- th appreciation the re- uiut, the muscular and wan “tunic and trunks ‘They frequently recalled and Orlandi, whose effores gise deserved all the applause is Une msi festi | mg chorus ‘They somant voice of teal tenor, him admirabl | as arrlage lcenses have ® cierk of the court to G. A. Dun- ida Blane Jordan; Joan C. Stewart ones; Kev. Ciarenes Dillard, of Golds C.,’ and Aunt L. Hamer; Marun V_ Hadélphia, aud Eva C. Angell, of Came nry Jani, of San Pranciseo, Cuby ad May B. Smith. of Durham, N. phos. ©. of King and Queen county, Va, and Altos Fatrtax’ Hi. Taylor i Mai Arlington, Va; Kolland B. Billings and Matilda J. Kersey; Elward Morton and Sarah Johnson; Join . Smaliwood and Harriet 1, Carroll; W. Miller and Mary L Reestager; K.P. Gittings and Harriet K Duckett; Charles 1f. Turner and Mary A Gage kins; PH. Kraft aud Hattie M. Foreman: ASKING Fox A Parvo. piication tor par- don las been macte in the case of Heury Stevenson and ‘Thomas Bowle, the two colored men convicted with Vigo Jansen Hows of grave robbing. ‘The ap- Dra. J. Ford {to-morrow morning, beginning at 10 O'clock, tol 13 signed by four physicians the entire turn a are, carpets, &c. ip ae | Donison, A. F, A. King, William G, Palmer and ‘The Case of the Minor Marine. * ARGUMENTS IN THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT. In the Court in General Term—Chief Justice Cart- ter and Judges Macarthur and James—to-day, the arguments in the case of habeas corpus to effect the discharge of James Barnard Shugrue from the marine corps, on the ground that he is a minor, was resumed. ‘Mr. Lovejoy, for the relator, continued his ar- gument. After contending that the marine corps did not come within the provisions of the law rela- tive to the enlistment of he referred to the recruiting officer having exeeeded his authori- ty by adding to the oath the words—“and Iam over 21 years of age.” ‘This stamped the proceed- ings as Totten, and was sufficient of itself to war- Tant the court in discharging the boy. Mr. Lovejoy sald the all-important question 1s ‘whether the iarine corps fs entitled to the boy’s services more than the parents. ‘The chief Justice, on being informed that the boy fs admitted to be'a minor, sald that the laboring ‘oar was on the other side. *** Now,” sald he, “ Mr. Coyle, if you want an army of children, you can show your authority.” ),Jaines—" He has an army of children Judge MacArthur.—‘An army of infantry.” Mr. Coyle proceeded to argue that the legistature had provided for the enlistment of such boys as the reiator. At the conclusion of Mr. Coyle’s argument the court reserved its decision. Seapets A Love Letter From a Coffin. While the workmen who are engaged in disin- terring the remains at the old Holmead cemetery Were at work yesterday they took out a coffin which was in a fair state of preservation. It con- ‘tained the skull and the thigh bones of a female and a letter, yellow and crumbling with age. Itis as follows: “October the;9 1818.—Dear 1 Will right to let you know that 1 am Well at zpresant time and 1 hope When thes fulins reach”you they may find you Well Give my love to all, 1 have just got back trom the Camp Wright and tell me Who is coming to see you know how ts the boy isitwell 1 have Deen had the Chills for some time but 1am got rid of them you must not for get me 1 Wil be as good as my word inave been traveling about for some time Ihave not seane eny i carred for but you 1 Will a prove man and stand youp to my word 1 Want to know Whar you love me like you always did Wright and tell me All about it, Wright and tell Mister A Jones to right to Master Maket to right tell me who Is coming to you idont want you to know body -come to see you Wright bar- Yacks tn the care of Mrs Carroll Washington Good ‘By Walter Snowden to funie Brown my D Arlin.” ASKING To Have a DecREE oF Divorce Ser Asipr.—Messrs, Harris and Oliver, for the defend- Ant, 10 the case of Foster P. Wood agt, Elizabeth Wood, in which a decree of divorce was recently have fled a motion to set aside the decree. ‘The reasons assigned are that she was unable to take testimony, owing to her inability to pay wit- esses, and that she desires her witnesses to be ex- amined in open court. County Tax Levies IN MARYLAND.—The rate of the county levy for 1884 1n several of the counties of Maryland ts as follows: Montgomery, 86% cents on each 3100; Prince George, 77 cents; Anne Arundel, su cents. ‘The rate in Baltimore city 18 $1.60. Alexanarin Affairs. Reported for THE EVENIXO STAR, EvEction JupGgs.—Judge Sangster has appointed the following Judges of election for Alexandria county: Jefferson district—J. W. Wormley, G. W. a wry and W.H. Hateh; Arlington district— Edwin Bail, W.'T. Burroughs and ‘H. Thompson; Washington district—J. D. Payne, E. 8. K. Deebie and C. W. Payne. Pouiricat.—The Blaine and Logan club, No. 1, adopted last As ‘by acclamation a resolution that: ‘the Blaine and Logan club, No. 1, with 520 mem- bers, do indorse Hon. Lewis McKenzie as a trueand consistent republican. worthy of the support and respect of allrepublicans. The club was addressed by Robert Gains, D. A. Windsor, Col. Smalley, Ed- ward Hughes and J. De Putren. -The democrats held a mass meeting at Lannan’s hall last night, with music and fireworks, and were addressed by Hon. A. M. Kelley and Hon. John 8. Barbour.—— The republicans hold a meeting to-morrow night at Armory hail, Where addresses will be delivered by Hon. J. Hale Sypher, A. M. Clapp, Lewis Me- Kenzie and J. F. Dezendorf. RetxsTatep.—Twenty-one out of the twenty-four Members of the city council have petitioned Mayor Beckham to restore to office Policeman George Og- den, whom he had suspenfled until July next for intoxication. The mayor has thereupon restored ‘OMicer Ogden to duty on condition that he refrain from intoxicating drinks, Nores.—The mayor has fined John Garham $2.50 for disorderly conduct.—The funeral of Mrs. Mary H. Gregory took place this afternoon from her late home on Washit yn street, near Princess. Mrs. G. was the widow of the late Douglas Gregory, and daughter of the late Samuel Mark. —— rhe shop of Summers & Bros. was broken open: ‘Tuesday night and a lot of tron stolen—Golden Light lodge of Good Teinplars has elected Jullan A. Moore, W. C, T., and recommended H. C. Field as lodge deputy. ‘The Alexandria ana Fredericks bury railroad directors came here in a car yester- day, held a formal meeting on Virginia soll without leaving the car,and were then speeded back to ‘Washington. ‘The South American commission continued yes- terday to hear the views of Baltimore merchants on our trade with South America. ‘The commission will leave New York for Mexico November 10th. C ATARRH. 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HEGEMAN & Co., of New York city. ‘They are our Selling Agents for the city of New York, and have tssued the follow- ing circular to the trade, stating the fact of thelr being the Selling Agents. We could not ask for a higher indorsement of our goods. OFrice oF J.N. HeGeman & Co., Iuponters, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND PHARWA- CEUTICAL CHEMISTS 60 FULTON Stkeet, New York. In calling the attention of Physicians, Pharma- cists and the public to the purity end medicinal qualities of the “DUFFY BakLEY MaLt WuiskY” we wouid state that before we accepted the agency ofthe goods we were thoroughly convinced by proofs of the highest character of the ABSOLUTE PURITY (without even a trace of Fusel Oil) of the “DUFFY BARLEY MALT WHISKY.” One of the great- est annoyances physicians have in their praciice— and a difficulty which they have not up to this time been able to overcome—ts that of gettin PURE WHISKY for the sick room. The purity an: [oveticee ess of this Whisky spectlly commends itself to the Physician, Pharinacist and the public. ‘Very respectfully, October, 1884. Durkee’s Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce, ‘The finest mayonaise for meat, fish and vegeta- bie salads, and a superb table suuce. It far sur— passes any home-made dressing. “Everybody likes eo J.N. Hageman & Co. A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and 1s also a Preparation unequalled for the eradication of dan- ‘the superority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in their purity and great strength. eo Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, £denia, © ee Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rosa. €0 EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. DRY _GOODS. poe TAUGHT BY A, THQHOUGHEY PaOrr. | 1ypuS May = Say, eA ACEEE OF NO Ax Ornwno "Dax. oom. han 107 ® street northwest. Eitetgre tyraine ‘Clasnce— Wednesday and Friday. ano ‘Wy4Siisatox scitoor, oF ELocuTIon asD ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ‘M_STREET, 904 : MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Parecrra, ‘The Culture ‘and Development of the Voice and ‘Natural Expression of sentiment carefully taught. Especial attention given to the cure of and other Vocal Defects. ‘The Bors and Girls class will resume on November Jgtat one p. m, inthe second story parlors of the Y. Calisthenics taught by Prof, Hartvig Nissen, au30-Sm_ JPRENCH LESSONS PARISTAN PRONUNCIATION Mile. V. PRUD'HOMME, 1014 17th st north, Natural system 4 specialty: Daily kindergat tem {OF euildien. oda ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL, stroet- northwest an27-6m ‘MRS. ANNA'B. OGDEN, Principal. M'S,0108 Dann Ey EL WILL RESUME HER LES French at her residence, 1349 th stre: t northwest. ED TO THE sons in German and MES PASSMORE HAVING RETURN ty is prepared to welcome back her old pupils and a few new anes, at 1820 K street northwest. ocd-1m* W ii PiESONG. MCS. (LATE OF SPENCERIAN Blisiiess College), Private Taxtenctor 4m, Book: keeping. Penmanship, Engitsh, and all Mathematics. Day Sessions, 9 a. mito 1am, $1 per month. Pupils taucht at houie, itdesired. 314'D street northwest; P. 0. Box 24) ocd? im ‘ADEMOISELLE BRUN, A NATIVE OF FRANCE, the French luyunge, and devoting special attention 0 ntion fo pronunciation and conversation’ “Address 1423, street northwest. oca)-him* NORWOOD INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON,D.C., ‘Nos. 1212 and 1214 14th street (Thomas Circle). ‘The school course is complete in the Englisn, Classical and Scientific Departments. Music. Art ‘and Elocution by skilled instructors. (Piano, Prof. Anton Gloetzner.) Students are prepared for Vassar and other colleges, oF can take a collegiate courve at the Institute. Ladies who have left school will find special facilities for pursuing special branches, Afternoon and Evening Classes for Zadiesin German; also in German and French. For particulars address ‘MR. and MRS. WM. D. CABELL, ocl6-tned Principals, ROK. J. 5 FACHER : ‘Dick itatraneniat Mane andl Harmony. opecalae, tention wiven to beginners as well as to pupils farther advanced. 741 7th street northwest, eco" ‘ME, LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL BEGIN lier French conversational lessons at ber own, and Call after 4 p.m, 511 12th street y Duyils’ residences, horthwest. ‘Teriis moderate, ‘ocl-Ini*, RS Z.D. BUCHER, Mi Srittsja tr Ge WasmixGTon corearate | INSTTIUIE, (@ boarding and day school for younK Indies and littie girls) fo; Letter accommodation Of her Pupils, las removed to tho. apaclous residence, 1700 L Btreet horthwest, ne-urconnecteut avenue, and’ will Opn Weduesday” Seycmber 17th, airs. Bucher where ae lias be Of tgachiinuy united to her well-known thoroweluess it the English branches, will make « specialty of training her pupils in table manners and seneral deportmeut, Drepatlag them toner thebighen clzclen of sock. Music (vocal and instrumental, Drawing, Painting, lccution, bench and German, by a corps of efficent ners ‘For caislogues apply to the Principal at her new rest- dence. "Nk Mine Ada. B. Conn, who duriag the pat Sear lisa niudied abroad under the teat mastera wil if sired, gave lessons in mite (piano, ‘and har. mony) to puplla at thelr jeedayn ad Saturdise, im ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND DECORATIVE DESIGN, Veruon Row, 945 Pa, ave. Day and evening classes. Frechand and ' Mechanical Drawing (Patent Office worl trait and Life classes; Modeling, Hamme China Painting and Kensington.” Visit ‘Orders taken for decorat:ddessns. A. M. KOUZEE. | Miss E- LK! on We Painting, Antique, Por- brass, MADAME GHEVREMONT (DIPLOMEE DE 1ACA— deme de Paris) has resumed teaching the French Lanzuaze. Mad. C wishes to call the attention of thos desiring to become thoroush in her native tongue. Lessons privately and in classes for ladies aud chil- aren, 1237 12th street northwest. ‘ocd-lm* TAIT xing BuaINrss coLtzar 493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. Thorough instruction in Penmanship, Mathematics and Double Entry Book-keeping. rudents prepared tor CIVIL, SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, ‘Terms Reasnables ocho L, TWITCHELL, Principal. IVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY. Toadults, confidential, “Prepares for College, An- hapolis, West Poiut, all examinations, wy INSTITU EE sim comer sth and K atreeta n. w. fathematical, Ci UsINES 5. W. FLYNN, A. M Evening classes, $3 and @5 a month. oc25 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo “Rough on Toothache.” Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache, Face- ache, Ask for “Rough on Toothache.” 15 2c. 10 fur and Sealskin Garments. c. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 13 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments atretll at lowest cash holesale prices this season. This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable direct from manufacturer, and save Tetalier’s Profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 96-3 Avcsowwrex Pere RRR A g Fm ET ET Pew? F S44 ba BOB AA Ra HARE FS BBB 4 4 K K UM NNN GUO per, 00 Ww OW WD Ee o> Gewese pea Gey § : ES otek 5 ‘This Powder never varies » marvel of purity, strength snd wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders, Soldonlyincans. Hoxat Baxrxa PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aye JREOMATISM, AND SIMILAR DISEASES, used by a low stite of the system, arecured by using Ayer's Sarsaparilla, A FINE CONSTITUTION MAY BE BROKEN AND ruined by simple neglect. Many bodily ills reault from habitual constipation. There is no medicine equal to Ayer’s Pills to correct this evil, and restore the # ave tem to natural, regniar and healthy action. (0028, Beacrrct. Durss Goons . FROM THE BIG AUCTION SALE IN NEW YORK LAST WEEK. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! FINE QUALITY ALL PURE WOOL COLORED CHUDVA CASHMERES, nearly one yard and » half wide, only 7Se., worth $1.25. CARTERS, Tl Maaxxr Space BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS. OUL 31 BLACK SILKS reduced to $76e.; our $1.25 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1; our $1.50 BLACK SILKS. reduced to $1.25, BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to $1. NEW YORK MIL'S SHEETING 2%. COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, 50c, LARGEST SIZE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 12-4, reduced from 8 to $5. COLORED CASHMERES, all purs fine wool, wid> ouble width, (price everywhere 50c.) reduced to 37340. COLORED SILKS, 50c.; FANCY SILKS, 37ic. LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, (one yard anda half wide), ‘Suction yooda, only 37}sc. 00%) CARTERS, 711 Manax? Sracn, Overcoat Tax. At $26 we sell. an good Overcosts ss any ono need wear, while $15 to $2018 the popular ranxe ‘of prices for xenteel and serviceable garmenta, and the stocx of them is particularly strong, com- prising twenty-six sorta, Then come down to “hard pan.” We have overcoats as low as 88; that we are not shamed to offer a man who must maixe every dollar count, and cares nothing for inere show. Our cheapest coats are honest through and through, aud customers have the privilege, not of exchange only, but of returning (goods and receiving their money back. GEORGE SPRANSY’S, ONE-PRICE OLOTHIER AND TAILOR, of SEVENTH STREET, och OPPOSITE U.8. POST OFFICE. Esto 2 ;BALBRIOGANS, SIR TS CANTON-FLANNEL. SHIRTS, SHIRTS AND aro! ey oT er rade’ Ge aS Iderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Hutter, churned every morning, and delivered tn half-pouhd “Ward” prints, 45c. per Round. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk aia Sweet ilk, Se. per quart, Cream 16¢. pint. PP uv 5S, H H Be UU S83 tO pep UU Sss. HHH 3 up Sss8 HOH ‘We pnt our shonliers tothe wheel. We do not wait for “better times” or until the “election is over.” We move right along, The goods we offer are pretty, the down low, and, as aconsequence, our ase the public are appreciated. The im- mense success we have had with our Curtain Poles in— duces us to continue the sale of them this week, only we shall be able to offer a much better article at 30c. and. 49, than before. We can ive them to you in all kinds ‘We also have just opened a very large assortment of Walnut and Ebony Stands, Brackets, Book shelves, Towel Racks, Paper Rhcks, Prices, Our assortment uf mense, The goods are of the most lovely des'gn, the prices will surprise you. Wecan offer Butter Disiies, Breakfast or Dinner Castors, Creams, Spoon-holders, Syrups, Sucars, Pickles, Fruit Dishes, Mugs, Celeries, &c., &.. at from 9c. np. In Plated Table Ware we offer ‘Teaspoons from 39c., Tablespoons from 79c., Forks from. 79c., Knives from 99¢. per set. Butter Knives, Rogers! wenuine, 4%c._In Individual Cups and Saucers we offer very larze and handsome assortment at from 250, Our stock of fine Albums is now complete, and wo offer them at from 49c. up. We sell a large Plush Album at 81.98, Our Fall Stock of Jewelry and Clocks is now all in. In | Fre solid silver we havealarge and lovely assortment of new | styles. Solid Gold Rings we can show you from 99¢. Fine Rhine Stone Jewelry, we flatter ourvelves we can- not be excelled in, ‘Our assortment of 2c. goods in this line beats tho world. Come and see us, ‘M. SILVERBERG & CO., 812 7th street and 313 8th street northwest, oct ‘Near Veunsyivania ave. New Axp Fasmoxanre DRESS GOODS, BISON CLOTHS, BIARRETZ, DRAP D ALAA, ENGLISH SERGE, SUPERIOR FRENCH CASH- MERES, CHOICE FRENCH PLAIDS, SOUTACHE, BRAIDED DRESSES, COMBINAT! PLAIDS, REAL SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, FRENCH CASSIMERES, THE LARGEST STOCK OF FRENCH AND GERMAN BROADCLOTHS TO BE FOUND. WE PLACED OUR ORDERS EARLY AND HAVE ALL GRADES IN ALL | THE COLORS. SATIN DUCHESS IN ALL SHADES, WITH PLAIN AND BROCADE VELVETS TO MATCI: PLAIN COLORED PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. LARGE STOCK OF BROCADE VELVETS SUITABLE FOR MAKING SHORT MANTLES. 60- INCH BLACK BROCADE SILK FOR © RCULARS. CLOTHS FOI CLOAKS IN BIACK AND. iN. ONE PIECE EXPRESSLY FOR MOURN- WE KEEP THE LAKGEST STOCK OF MOUKN- ING GUCDS TO BY FOUND HERE, AND CONFINE. OURSELVES ‘TO THE VERY BES! GOODS. ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.B-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 0c28 Suorr Waarrixes. Buscx Axp ‘COLORS. JERSEY JACKETS. JERSEY NEWMARKETS, PER- SIAN WRAPPINGS. CLOTH NEWMARKETS, IN BLUE AND BROWN. CLOTH COATS THAT HAVE BEEN LEFT FROM LAST YEAR AT HALF PRICE, PLUSH COATS. IMPORTFD CLOAKS. OUR STOCK 18 LARGE, AND COMPRISES ALL THE NOV- ELTIES. SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS, INDIA SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY, HAVING PURCHASED LARGELY, WE HAVE SECURED MANY BARGAINS. REAL INDIA SHAWLS FROM 875 TO $500, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ONE PRICE. . N.B.—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. _0c28 Fors Axo Lanes Wraes 3 Our FUR DEPARTMENT is stocked with all the leading garments offered in New York, and st the same ALASKA SKAL (London Dyed) GARMENTS in all new BEAVER CAPES, NECK PIECES,and TRIMMINGS NEWMARKETS and RUSSIAN CIRCULARS in all the BEAVER and OTTER SETS for Missos and Children, x ‘pertaining to the Fur Trade, and as cheap ‘as any house in America, ra WILLETT & RUOFF, BATTERS AND FURRIERS, § AMLENGTON ACADEMY, CONCORAN BUILDIN corer Pa, ave. and 15th’ wt, opp. U. & Treasury, Select Schoo! for Boys and Youtg Aen. "Number liiitt €d.-Only scholars Of good moral character meoelved, ail ter of Ie Uewana September 81h. “Day and even. | dpe rersions. Careful and dhorotgh initruction "tho | Gommion Enitich Branches, Bookkeeping, Short Hi Arkinuetie, “Algebra “Geouctey, Latin and BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal. UR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES German, French, Italian, ~panish, Latin, Greek, taught, by Dr. Sauveur’s “Natural Method." Full ‘corps of in- structora. | Circulars through Wim. Bernhardt, Ph. D., Leipsic, of the Washington High School, Residence, 710 8th street northwest. ocs-1m* MS Eu Cees, Conservatory nstructe “ jocution. 1122 oth, sercot in Music, German and northwest. UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY, 1200 0 street northwest, ‘Highest references. a Miss BALCH, Principal. ocl-3m_ Retioladio gear opens 23th September! Private neh and Mathematics, — sel-2m* nw. Tewsons in English, ((OLLIERE SCHOOL For Boys, under 15 sears of age, ‘Two separate departments— Seniors and Juniors. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Oct. Ast, 1-4, {6 June Ist, 1885. Prof. and Ars. Col Mere, Pritcipals: Lucien E. €, Ge ‘AML, Director, 1Od8'T street northwest, sel0-6m ID 8. L. JOHNSON, ‘Onganist und’ Choir Master, 111) 1oth street northwest, Pupils taught privately or in classes. myl-6mn* HELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 1004 F &S street northwest. ys, Thursdays and Satur- days, Washington “Hall, 3d street and Penneylvauia, avenue southeast,—Monday and Fridsya, Send for clr- Culars, or terms for renting either hall, to1004 F street rthwwest CMITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- ‘ten, No. 10 1st street southeast, will reopen Septem Ver 19." Thorough instruction in English Branches and Langusges. Genuine Kindergarten. For information apply to Misses C.F. BOYDEN and E. K. SMITH, prin- cipals, No. 222d street southeast, ‘6b. RENCH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND Di SCHOOL, for Young Ladies aud Little Girls, 13 Mebetaid’ and Nine anos Elli genic’ thet jeDoiald’ and Nes Anna, Elis, pe school year will bein Septerber'24, 1864, Of study ciubraces everyd ‘and claasical education. erits inethod—for which there is no extra Class in ‘wood-earving will begin Oct. 1. Anew Separtinent has been added, with unusual advantarcs for Little Girls just beginning school. Aspecial herlio Js provided for scholars Iiving on Capitol Hill or in Culer distant parts of the city. 206-31 2 "The next cceasary for & thoroteh thon tion. Daily” lessons a ‘Classen Tuesday abd "Thureday. Tocdaya 610 Span TLC 3:30 p.m. At home, ‘York avenue. ein xf z ORG. . TEA NO GE,SCHEEL QRGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO ee, an well o0 thce withing a jOrmers to be for ‘or Hoschers, Terms $12 7e ai nw. 00-00 TJVHE CEDARS, GEO! ‘OWN HEIGHTS —A SE- Us RGETOWN for Indies. f fora shorouch education ia English the Trsewsron tow sie and painting : French under the direetion of the Burl it school. Miss EARLE, 1916 35th street, sell-th,sktuzm SEENCERIAN BUSINESS, COLLEGE. CORNER ‘9th and D streets northwest, Established, 2864. Oc- Capies beautiful commodo, "cia, fooms im Lincoln Wall Puiidiae this testgeion ts Fesult of twenty year’ growth, fs complete im its are Fanecmente Yor ont sind datgbtire, met and ‘Wonien, for real fs, seif“enppert, usefulness and hon Grable indorendenee. “Full corps of able. experieneod, “day and ‘ecanions retires daeres rare ele Frrumod, Monday, September ist at Scholarship for one ‘year from date for day or evening sessions), $50: 3 z ou open for arrangcinents Siondsy. huseat 95s ‘Students are a, equipped and ‘ar ‘seats inthe on‘er in which ‘Wandaome, diustrated circular with fall aull-3ut NER PIETHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. AT ‘DeWOLOWSKI'S Musical In Will re ‘pen on: Beptember Int, abo 1884 (4th year), shortest and best new system, saving of” Practice, training Yoloes quickly to, the very hikhest,eultire for operan concerts, etc” Gold snedals and 1 be awarded to graduates Engacements procured for ‘America, “New cinging and plano classes are now opened, at 40 New York ave. 2. ‘aus, (PHE bore ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH | SCHOOL, J. W, HUNT, Principal, Begins its seventeenth year Sept. sth, in the North Sea- sion ltoom of Dr. Sunderland's Church. 4y siveet. tite "era we hich struction thorongh. Its graduates have taken Tank in Dartmouth, Princeron and Dickineon collage and Harvard, Lehigh and Michigan universities, a8 The PALAIS ROYAL, though ft has no special “Opening.” this weck will offer its entire new and va- med stock at Weask no thanks for we do this to improve trade, whi h is depressed thronghout the entire city, owing to the excitement of the coming elections, BBR OE a on RB > AA ot Ses tus 284 i WILL BE FPP, RRR, FRE <S8s 11 DDD FRE NN PPR ORE 1D DEN ad BRE Fe ss Hep RE, SUD DEON R RK KEE ‘ss Dp EEK N ‘Without a doubt, so Our Republican friends can loosen their purse-strings and buy at the lowest prices ever quoted. Our Democratic friends buy where they find things cheapest, so we shall secure their custom like- in the government schools at West Port and Anbapolia, Address P. O. Li. Box 835, for an interview, aul4-3m PIANOS AND ORGANS. 'ALLET, DAVIS & COS GREAT SPECIALTY — THELE UPRIGHT GRAND DIANO- ‘Dew and elegant styles, now ready, at special factory Prices’ “Hole SUMNEE Gil oth strect nae Maes ENUINE “DECKER” PIANOS SRE MADE BY DECKER BROS. N.Y OPERA GH. KUHN, Sole Avent, 407 10th strect nw: Also for Burdett ongana 7[ SE ERANICH & BACH AND STIRFP PIANOS receive the Highest Praise from all. who. ka0w them, and Gally's Automatic Musical In’ ‘struments artistically: play their owm music] at@, L. WILD & BKO.'S Music Warcrooms, 709 Tth street northwest. Pianos for rent for the season, Special attention to ‘and repai scl (Abrillend List) Felt Flannel and Kuit Skirts, all colors, reduced from 81.15 to Ko. ‘Warranted Real Kid Gloves (4 buttons), reduced from 8c. to Bie. Jersey Caps, in all colors and sizes, reduced from Se. to 28e. Black Jerseys (advertised last week), reduced from $225 to $1.96, Swvex T. Nisno, 433 7th Street Northwost. PIANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING MAKES, Instruments new and second-hand sold ons ‘easy monthly instalments. Pianos and Or- ans rented; rent applied if pure! Alarge and elegant stock to select from. Allthe popular Musical Publications of the 1s ‘The finest selection of 5-cent Musicin thecity. se$ JRECHENBAGHS PIANO WarEROoME —PrAxOs ‘Of various makes for, eale Sid feut at Fe fowned Pistos” uning’ant Sspaivioe Ss Uiti'strect above Pa ave. sand Srecede Co. Eurnsox,&¢ Bavs& Co PIANOS gga Caslimere All-wool Underwear, reduced from c. to Be, English Cashmere Hose, all colors, reduced from 49. to 38¢. Winter Merino Underwear, all sizes, reduced from 480. 0 3%. Leather Satchels, buff and black, expanding, reduced from 4%. to 39¢. Real Leather Pocketbooks, new style, reduced from 890. to Sie. Warranted Sterling Silver Bangles, new, reduced from, ‘88. to 680. All Silver, gilt, oxidized and jet Jewelry, reduced from 2c. to 19%. Fans, feather tips, satin, in all colors, reduced from. 81.48 te $1.19. Heavily Beaded Fronts for Dresses, reduced from 98. to Bie. Silk Mufflers, for hat or neck, new style, reduced from 68. to 48. China Silk Handkerchiefs, warranted genuine, re- duced from 29°. to Sic. All-silk Spanish Guipure Lace, black, reduced from 380. to 250, Genuine Florida Water, our specialty, reduced from 8c. to 296. Chenille Fringe (4-row, 3-ball,) another specialty, re- Auced from 83. to T5e. Warrsnted All-silk Block Sash Ribbon, reduced from ‘WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Sees RR! Ort, Gor rea oryear, tent applicd if purchased. Bullsteck of oc. Music. HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F STREET, my31_Mansetng Partner of the late firm of Filis & WOOD AND COAL, EORGE CREVELINE, OFFICE AND YARD. 1822 14THst,; Wharf, foo! of lath at.—Lone Wood Pine, 4 per cord: Oak, #5; Hickory, $7. Sawed and Split Pine, 86 per cond: Oak, $7: Hickory, 8475, ocae-tun® FANG opeNED a TRANcH OFFICE AT ‘No, 103) lara Sturer NontHWwest, would ve pleased to receive onder for Coal, Wood and Hindling Wood. "Having unereuica factities for hand fing Coal, Yam prepared’ to sel aa low ax any frm i te 2 oa0 rounds ee ee ‘Kintiing and Stove Wood at Ki ‘a bottom prices. ne “JOHN MILLER, Main Office, Rafiroad Yard, Depot and Kindling Wood AUll—43g Street and Virginia avenue southwest, Branch Varde-ho. 10a) ath street hordhweet, and Na 143 B street southeast. ‘Whart—Foot of 6th strect southwest. 06-3 Coa Axp Woon. ‘8 large lot of Bakers’ PINE COAL of “quail fark We have just received FLOOD. Also, tresh mined for domestic tse, all of which weofter at ‘The attention of consumers is respectfully invited +2 an: ‘of cur stock. STEPHENSON & BRO., mi6 ‘thst, wharf and 12th st. and Pa ava Coan. Woon: JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest ERANCH YARDS AND OFFICES 1502 F street northwes ‘103€ Tth street northwest; 174¢ Pennsylvania avenue northwest: 1112 9th strect northwest: Corner $4 and K streets northweet £21 Pennsylvania avenue southwest ARGRST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH orsew YORK; also, EXTENSIVE WHARV! Se unsurparsed fates for the cconous oo Dey ERE] "ARS DIRECT FROM THE vUL iD ON C: DI ‘MINES INTO OUR YARD. We deal only in best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL. ‘WOOD, either in the: c All kinds of WOOD, stick or prepared:s seeciatan CLEAN COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GEEEMAN CEASSES, AND PRIVATE LeEsSong | prouse ‘deliver and prices as low a» Fuel cau b Ot for adults and children, Conversation (natural | furuishod sis mtu Sapeilty: Gilde, saturday Daly after. 5 oon classe Mas areddate. of Brea = ee a FINANCIAL. MERSON INSTITUTE, 914 larn ot, unt, Iaxp K Fo Sciect Classical and Matiytustica Scheel for Boys | 3. Bet B.C. Fox, euine lta 35d year SeptembcMiOth—the second Wednes: | 9 E ETCH, Gio. W. ofthe month. Prepares for business, for Harvard, Princeton and other. for the scientifie U, 8. Military and Naval Academies, ‘or particulars address CHAS 2. YOUNG, Frincipal, S14 14th street. Circulars can be obtained at the hook: stores, auls-m. IR@BEL INSTITUTE, 1127 19TH STREET N, W, eg aquare from Thorias Circle, Misses. POLLOCK NOEL Prine eh personally. Primary Grammar srade. New ‘Endand methods, Sceroan Kindergarten, Norual class for teachers" oct. OWES BUSINESS SCHOOL, 617 7TH STREET— Hy etikeoping without tex¢ book in tees tas male the usual time. Business course in bookkeeping, pen— hip, seitime. 5 and desis 86 Monthy: #19 for tres mouths, in-advance, Howes Fear, day aud night. Fuptia taught sepsrtely: not ts year, day and niet By si A Siaces.” Blank books, 81:39 t0 $100. “Private feswons, cxin at any time. ‘ocl PUPILS IN STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING— Apply to NELLIE H. SMITH, 8 yher and ‘Typawriter, B01 Lath street horthwest, afer 8 om ‘Terms moderate. Selb ltwe Tf 2, YERNON SEMINARY, Tiod and 1104 M street northwestWashington.D, Mio ‘tenth year, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 200, ‘MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal, eG NGLISH COURSE—Completa, thorough and practi- ‘CLASSICAL COURSE—1 for the senior year of fo weminicy or ctirance nto Smulth, Vassar ond FWENCH AND GERMAN—Under the supervision of the Berlitz school of languagen, ASU SEE sere tt VOCAL MUSICDireetresg: Madam Annie, Kaspar, PIANO Director, Professor Anton Gloctzner. ANT. DRAWING, FAINTING AND. DECORATIVE aitt™“under supervision of competent scl “4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, CONNECTICUT Svante nd Lice Wishtuyrtgn: for Young Cation nd Little Girls ~The exerciaes of tho suined‘Sepicinber bth HE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES ‘728 4ru ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D.Q. Bs weanattasrvh Sh. PROVIDENCE, RL GARFIELD BUILDING BUOOKEYN, 3.¥. 7 Best instruction to. atuite ee ler eons and classes. Superior native Special advantages fc sTobraes. “Most eaay” ai motos Token VSRachers schon aan *agtdents residence eo ‘Appiy to PROF. ¥. JOLY. sa Baz & Co, sexcens, 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) Derosrrs. Excuaxcz. Discoowrs. 8c, to 48c, GENTS! GENTS Scarlet Wool Underwear, medicated, reduced from $1.25 to 1.1255. Canton Flannel Drawers, improved, reduced from. Te, to 59. Silk and Satin English Scarfs, reduced from 44e. to alc, ‘Above prices positively for this week only. Pree OL. A 1 Pre ds ok OTT SSS Bre AA OL AA Ht Sssy : PB a0! Cun aoa ur Bss8 PRR 00) Y FY A 6 oRe ROO YY AA LE Peas Y ME KR oO ¥ 44 LULL T oct 017-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Necessares Fon Hovsrxeerrsa. SEATON PERRY, {SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) GENUINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, ALL SIZES, RANGING FROM 82.00 TO $30.00 PER PAL ALL-WOOL WHITNEY BLANKETS, ALL SIZES FROM €5.00 TO #150) PER PAIK’ IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE AND GREY BLANK- ETS, FROM $200 TO $5.00 PLE PAIR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BED COMFORTABLES, NEW EIDER DOWN BED SPREADS. MARSEILLES QUILTS, ALL SIZES AND QUALI- “SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS® IN. 1NTSIT AND GER- MAS LINENS. NAPI DUvE EES, CHASES, PILLOW AND SHELTIN AINE" TN MADRAS. ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS = iff be mold much under wenal prion A lor'of Cloaks eit ovcr'at tose than hall pent GRO. 3. JOHNSON, aad Market Specs. Ss Disarrotnrurnues We positively cxpeeted toget into onr new building by Octoter Int, but will mot gut possesion until the carly part of pext mouth, WE BOUGHT AN INOENSE stock h. and fearing the consing snort season wilh with more goods on hand than desired, wy shall sell and display our stock at such yeiras that wilh make them move at once, CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘We have made during the past few days very lange Purchases of Imported! Cloaks at prices which enable ae to offer our rarely seen so carly tip the semaon, vor for samme values thay ‘those usually made im January to clow out stocks, ‘Ley comprise JERSEY JACKETS, Plain, Brocaded and Trimmed with Pur and Astrachas, ‘One lot of 300 empecially cheap Heavy Btockinet Pury Back Jacket at €2.58, Jersey Newmarkets, plain, brocaded and trimmed with fur and astrachan, Colored and Black Cloth Newmarkets, plate and trimmed. Among these earmeuts will be found one lf ‘of splendid value at 11.50, Colored and Black Cloth Raglans Dolmans in Cloth, Siciliiene, Mutalase, Brocade Vel ‘vet, Pluah and Silk. ‘Wraps, lined with Black aud Colored Satine, in Badal Silks, Brocade Velveta, Brocade Piushes, &e. 200 styles towelect from We have Misses’ Newmar Kets from $1 up. We carry the largent stock of SEALSKIN SACQUES, DOLMANS. NEWMARKETS AND CAPES im the city, and guarantee to sell them at lest 25 par cent lower than any other house. Any Seal Garment ‘Dought of us will be Kept during the summer free of change, e LADIES’ JERSEYS! ‘The success attending the special aale of Jerseys dur- fine the past week bas induced us to purchases stdl longer stock from the sume ianufacturer. They are the same clogant shapes as those previously sold, with ‘Fen-Back Kevero Collar and handsome Satin Bow. NOTE.—The rapid sale of last wock causing a disap- ointment to so many, will, no doubt, be repeated. Wa, therefore, respectfully recommend an early inapection before the assurunets become broken. OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS is now complete. We are selling « splendid Chenille Bringe at 65c., formerly #1. Our 7c, Fringe hax been reduced to 800. We have the largest amorunent of Colored Chenille Fringe and Maraboute in the city; also, all colors of Feather Trimmings, UNDERWEAR! UNDERWEAR: For Ladies, Men and Children, we tame a few special Prices until the opening of oar annex. 100 dozen Men's Heavy-weight Underwear, 33¢,worth Boe. 150 dozen Ladies’ splendid quality Merino Vests and Pants, 33, worth 5c. 150 dozen Misses’ Underwear, from Ue. up. 75 dozen Ladiew’ Brilliant Lisle Hose, at 25c.; also, CO dozen Misses! of the same quality, at 200. LANSBURGH & BRO, 490, 42 and 4% REVENTH RTRPET. _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. porarors = =, SNOWFLAKE AND BURBANK POTATOES ‘The finest in the city, at WITMER'S, 1918 Pexwa Ave. 0088 SJvsr Axnven- Fresh importation of CASTELL & BROWN'S ENGLISH JAMS AND MAR- GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON 5. ool6 1209 F Staeer Noxrawes. ‘NEW LAPPET AND CURTAIN MUSLINS. ee LARGE VARIETY OF RAW SILK TABLE AND » PIANO COVERS, Hon OES OS Rak pe : NEW FURNITULE CREPES AFD CRETONNES | Hui be © 0 Ba Ei 84 WIDE DOURTE-FACED CANTON FLANMEL| HE Ei. SoS E "c Bee EL Sus NSE ASSOKTMENT OF AUL-WOOL FREN - MELD THS AND. DHISS FAUKIGS POM ELMS BUCKWHEaAT AND COMBINATION SUITS, a SUPERB STOCK OF PLAIN AND BROCADED now Eee. LYONS SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS. ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. aries SEW IMPORTED WRAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARK- ‘FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. ™ ETS AND CIECULALS, ALL SIZES AND QUAL- nhZ, CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COn- WM. M. GALT & 00, SEATON PERRY, Pranr Boruorsa, sairaisnd canes Pennsylvania avenue, corner th strent. | ocl0-3m Comer Ist and Indiana Avenue. Established 1840, 0c25, C00 FER ‘ E. G. Davis SE Se gs oo E z E ‘000 x 719 MARKET SPace OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS 18 NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, WE INVITE AN IN- SPECTION OF OUR STOCK AND COMPARISON OF PRICES, WE DFSIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO United States and District of Columbia Bonds bought and sold in large and small lote, ‘Buy and sell_on comission all clanses of securition, 8 issued on all points in Europe at lowest ratea, formation cheerfully siven, ‘se23-Smn Puwvare Sroce Tixzomra Waues ‘BETWEEN WASHINGTON, EALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, DuStON, &a, FRINCE & WHITELY, Sroce Baoxeaa GFR iretiun} New Yor ‘General Partners: James Whitety, Henry H. Dod, H. Cruger Oakley, Harry C. Logan, Washington, D.G. Maynard © kyr. ‘William R, Travers, Special Partner. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES Uk RAILWAY BECUMIXIES ‘Lranch Offico—539 15th street (Corcoran Bulllias» 2, DODGE, Resident Partnae For sale by B. K. HELPHENSTINE, Dragzist,corner dth and F streets, and 14th street and Vermont avenue, OUR STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHICH CANNOT BESURPASSED BY ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE. OUR GOODS ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, ARE ALL OF THE BEST AND. MOST RELIABLEMAKES.AND WE ARE PREPARED YO QUOTE YRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU, BEE AND BECONVINCED. BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT IN REAR ROOM. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GouDs, E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE Bor Taro. Mane Cosrours ‘4 INCH TRICOT CLOTH, IN NINE SHADES EXTRA VALUE, FOR $125; WORTH $175 PER YARD, 54 INCH LADIFS' CLOTH, BEST GOODS, $1; RE- DUCED FROM $1.25 PER YAKD. 54 INCH LADIES’ CLOTH, 75c; FORMER PRICE a 45INCH LADIES’ CLOTH, %5e.; REDUCED FROM oo 45 INCH BISON CLOTHS, IN ALL THE DESIR- ABE SHADES, PLAIN SHOODAH, SATINE AND CASHMERES, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, S0c., 7c, 8i4¢, 61 AND $1.25PER YARD, ocll 8. L. HEMPSTONE, on 03 Market Space—Pa Ave, winrox acute, a “QUE tes, VELvera POY GEAR CALTETS a ‘a full loo of DRAPERY and FURNITURE RE rae ty i e23-3m F streot, pias RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES Docu tsi Somat a fet = ae ‘Finest Peroale Shirts oo Srehias Beemer oatvemeee =n 1008 F otrest, PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, a without adoubt the most BraUriyL and the most Norurniovs Flour in the world, ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, cane taining as it does all the most improved MachfMery tn- Vented up to the present time, but they produce a Flour ‘UNsURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state thata lance quantity of this ‘maguificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courteof the old world. We GUAMANTER that it ts made from selected hard wheat grown im Minnesota and Dakota It is an acknowledged: fact, that in this Flour a porfoct separation of the glutt- nots particles of the wheat berry and « thorough elimi. nation of all weak and starchy matter has at last been reached, and is conseyucutly more NUTaITovs, yield~ tux more bread to the barrel than any other Floar. best trade admits isqonhecrheagrser nage ag it is the cheapust, ae well ae or baker's use, aud unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack and every varrel is warranted to give entire ‘eatisfaction. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, ‘One of the most beautifal Winter Wheat Patents ever i Aecper and satisfy the most fastidious epicure GILT-EDGE. ‘A magnificent Winter Wheat Pateat_ RELIANCE. Asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour. made by the edtay, ‘brated Hungarian process. It is a very cheap and beate {iful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and we cuurantes will give mutisfaction toevery one who will tyat GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard family | Flour of thebistrict. Itisequal in quality toagrest many Luieh priced Patent Hours, whilst it can be bought for considerable less money. We dety competitors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, KELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housckeeper who tries them onot will never use anything else, For sale by all ¢rocers, ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st strest and Indiana avenue, sel3 Wh. M. GALT & CO. Le COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. era ee hy