Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1884, Page 4

> Waring THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON gs «FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1884 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THR CHIKY StGNat OFFICER, wiNaTON, D. C., November 7, 1884, $3) am. or the middie Atlanue states, slightly warmer fair weather, winds generally from south to west, lower barometer mer weather a le Atinntie states, south Atlante and the gulf states, the Onto valley and Tennessee and the southern portions of the upper Missgeippi and Missourt valleys. Kip Groves.” ig met With such a decided sucess we will we our great glove sale the entire week. nt bution length Mousquetatre, 9c. palr fitted to the hand. Suigntty soiled, six button, and five hook lacing, fortaer price Eight dos Mousquetaire Ties sf Ten dozen hand-made Firern dozen 2 t we have the best value In Gents, en's Warn Underwear and Hosi- B J. Bunnesp & Sox, ot northwest, between H aud I. in the humbe ved tor ali those who $1.00 Misses and b 7 cents Sprit H Kubber Boots, Sandals, Arv dem Hil, 35.5 19)., $1. SS process, only BIL ough Drops for coughs, aud trade mark on cise D. Douglass & sons Caps colds and Sore throats. every drop. Reap Stnsheimer’s aavertisement, iptte Russe Fossett's Ice Canam and Char! New York avenue. 17 JAPANESE STOKE, St stre Sue Howe's business school, Nor every person 1s supposed to bea Jud seal. The iiuitations ar Ing them, however. you will soon find whieh 1s uine. We guarantee our $1.20 cap to be real seal- sito. and will with pleasure refund the money for | then # unsatistactor and D, the only stric furnishing store in this France's, corner Seventh ¥ One ty. d Specialties. Ip Boots. Single Sole Calf Boots, ok o ad Gaiters, id and Goat Button. “d Hole Pebble and Kid But-| fon, Wartanted lo give satisfaction. “ Rellable Button Bows Gee. Solid School Shoes for boys or girls, Boys and Youths Fine and Course Boois. Hand Stitelied Boots and Suoes for Ladies and | Gentlemen. | Rubbers, Arcties and Rubber Boots. | S15 7th Street and 1922 Pennsylvania Avenue. | ELECTION Bers, ‘There have beeu numerous bets of first-class | suppers ou the late election. We would reiind | those interested that R.A. Golden, prpprietor of the famous Potomac river fish and game stalls in | the Washington fish market, will always be ready to supply you with the eliolcest' fish, terrapins, | ete. cago Grocery Co., 86 7th, offers brown 1b, almost white ‘sugar for 6c. A Sugar tor or 10 pounds for ‘; gYapulated sugar for 7c, or 10 pounds | for 68c.; eut loaf sugar for Te. I Have a five-year-old pure rye whisky for 4a gallon; #1 for quart bottle: 50 cents a pint, Jas | harp, 818 F street northwest. Save dollars and eyesight. Consult Hempler, optician, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, etc., To-Night. Forp’s Orsra Hovse.—“Queena ‘National THEATER —“Storm Beaten.” ‘TueaTer Commque.—Varieties - ‘Dus Museve.—Interesting entertainment. ¥. MG A. Bonpisa.—Prof. Boyd's Lecture. ge Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted this evening at 5:15 Pm. and extinguisned at 11:30 p.m At the entertainment given last evening by the Carroll Institute an ad on “Citizenship and Religion” was given by Rev. J. J. Murphy, of St. | Aloysius church. In the musical literary exercises ‘Miss Minnie Ewan, Prof. Bishchof, Mr. Tim Mur- r, Master Harvey Jefferson, Miss Clara Sullivan, . Joho Nolan, Miss Fanny G. Davis, Miss Belle — ‘Miss Josephine Phillip and Prof. J. H. F. Sarah J. Raula, colored, 19 years old, died sud- @enly about 6 OTlock this morning, at ‘her home, 1644 4th street northwest. Coroner Patterson gave ‘a certificate of death from pneumonia. ‘The case of John O. Kelser, charged with house- breaking, in stealing $7.50 from Michael Dorsch’s Saloon, ob the avenue, was to-day sent tothe grand ay by Judge Snell Poco were fixed at oon fn consequence of ‘tndisposition of Judge James there Was no session of the Court in General ‘Ferm to-day. Kose Carter, a colored servant girl, pleaded gufity ‘the Police Court this ing to a charge of silk coat from her empleyer, John Mc- ‘was sentenced to 6) days in Jail. Last night James Van Fleet fell at the corner of and Louisiana avenue northwest, while under influence of liquor, and broke his ‘nose. He was to the Emergency hospital in the patrol aes ‘Transfers of Heal Estate. Deeds in fee have been Mled as follows: J. H. L. w L Lewis, pt. lots 22 and 23, sq. 335; $1,700. B.S. Walbridze to E H. Neumeyer and W. B. Grey, lot 9, sq. 227; $7,144. Joseph C. G. Ken- ly, trustee, to Sarah J. Kennedy, lot 13, sq 691; $5,140.50. Sarah J. Kennedy to James S. Magee, ‘Same property; $5,140.50. Mary J. Snowden to G. NS. Walker, lots hd 2, bik. 5, Ivy City; $150. A ONE-ARMED COLORED MAN ON THE RaMPacz.— Peyton Holmes, a one-armed colored man, was ar- Tested last night near the corner of sth and Bound- ary streets by Sergeant Slattery for profanity. Holmes resisted, and, slipping his coat off, escaped. After chaslug Holunes several squares the sergeant succeeded in recapturing bu In the Police Court ‘Unis magning Holmes was fined for profanity and assault $16 oF 45 days ——_»___ carried wagon. ¢ hat and gents’! OF 10 pounds for 7c. | us |__ The murrett-Jones Homicide. | SCUPFIR” BCREELL CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER. | Yesteraay in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, j the trial of Robert Henry Burrell, allas “Cume” Rtrrell, indicted for murder of Waiter Jones by | eutting’uim on the rth of September last. near the corner of 34 and L streets southwest, was Concluded With a verdict of manslaughter. |, After Tne Stan's report closed several witnesses, (neunding one for the defendant), testified. ‘The case was argued by Mr, Worthington for the government, : for the prisoner, and given to the jury abont 6 viclock. After an absence Of half an hour the jury found a verdict of guilty of manslaughter. |The prisoner was sentenced to the Albany penl- | tentiary for five years. | Preiates Preparing for | A PRELIMINARY MEETING HELD YESTERDAY aT THR | “aucttrerrscorat. ® IN BALTIMORE. | Apreitmtnary conference of all tne archbishops In the United States was heid last evening In Baltl- yr | More at the house of Archbishop Gibbohs, to con- | sider tue acts and decrees formulated by the con- ference of theologians tn that city recently, in rela: | Hoa to the plenary council which begins 1t8 session oh Monday next All the archbishops were pres- lent.as follows: Most Revs. Williams, of Bosto | Corrigan, of d Ryan, of Philadelphia: | Lamy, or Sant Coadjutor Archbishop Su | point’, of Santa Fe: Alemany, of San Francisco; and | Coadjiitor Arcibishop Riordan, of San. Francisco; im Hels, of Milwaukee; Leary, of of Cineinnath; Feehan, of Chi- of St. Louls. Archbishop Gib te, presided. ‘The meetin, ates with the wort suction of Business "The jasted for over one hour. ‘The arrange. >rnext Sunday are as follows: Archbishioy wis, the senior archbishop, wilt ufital mass. Archbishop kyan ew Yor) = Mrs Phoebe Warren Taytoe, relict of the late B, Tayloe, died yesterday at her home in this al eighty years Mrs. Tayloe was the of Beals Warren, the first mayor of Troy, aunt of ex-miyor George B. Warren, r Were taken Last night to Troy, where | the funeral service and interment will take place [Ju the Warren mortuary chapel. Mrs. Tayloe had mutuent social gure for halt a century. jous for its hospiialty. leader In movements of charity. Loft the Lady directresses of the was always a warm friend of Mr. he Was alwa Slie was ehairm: Loutse Home, a W. W. Corcoran, ‘Whe Trotting Races at Ivy City. ‘TWO CONTESTS YESTERDAY. A two-day City yesterd: "trotting meeting was begun at Ivy fternoon, In the firat race, which | was for horses of the three-minute class, the start- erswere J. Mollie Woodeoek, dW. Snapp’s Harry Straight heat | Moule Woodcock was second in'th ‘4nd Alice Jonesboro in the unird. ‘The second race Was for the 2:40 class, the start~ ers bein Joseph H. nd T ‘on. It Look follt heats Little Hilly won the tirst in 2:59, md in 2:50, and Little Billy the Lockey was second in pyle’s Jessie Volunteer, H. Norton’s HI. Hess onesboro, and Jessie Volunteer won 02, 3:02, and 3:00, Hirst two heats, Herdeger’s Littie Billy, Bie Dick —= | tha ana fourta im 2:40, Famovs ror Tarim Sonprry ano Durasmity. | Hahn's Low Pri ery he District Government SISCEELA | _‘The.District Commissioners, in reply to an appl | cation of Jon O'Leary, of 104 B street, for are | turn of $100 deposited with the collector’ of taxes: for at Hiqtor Heense"not granted, decided to day that Uicy have uo power to refund license fees. Affairs. Brinn) PERMITS: have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: George. P. Van Wyck, erect a two-story and base ment dwelling, ISth and Q streets northwest; $12,000. ‘Thos. Kearney, erect two three-story and basement dweilings, M, between 6th and 7th streets, northwest; $ Geo. F. in, erect a TWO story dwelltn: street, Mt Pleasant; 2,500. Washington Markets— Retail Prices. Meats.—Beef, porter-nouse, 2c. per 1b.; sirloin, = per iba ribroast, 1a%e.'per I; round roast, 2g ialzige.’ per Ib; dot ie. per Ib; do. dried, 25¢. per Ibs do. chipped, ae. per Ib2 do. tongue, Soaéoe. Lamb, #tSe. per 1: Veal, 1254256. per Ib a6e. per Ib. per Ith; shoulders, pet IW; middling, per ib; lard, i2watie’ per pk.; lemons, 2nazoe. oranzes, bananas, Wide. per y e2 [per peck; grapes, 10.%e. per chestnuts, Whlde. per qtcranberrtes, 15.125 —Piitladeiphit Western creamery, 40145¢. per Il = per Ib.: roll, 2530. per Ib.; cheese, 1244420 per | Ib. exes, ie. per dor. Fisi.—Perch (white), 25a40e. per bunch; rock, sSatle. per bh; salmon, 25a50e. per 1b. cod fishy per Ib.; haddock, 10¢. per Ib.; halibut, 15a2e. per lobster, 15¢. per’ Ib.; pike, 10e. per’ib.: sinelt, “per Ib salinon trout, 15e: per Ib; white flsh, Be. per 1b.; cat fish, 10e. per Ib.; red snapper, 15c! tis, 1 Ib; musealonge, 15¢. Scallops, 2c. per pint; “oysters, Te.a$1 per gal. VEGETARLES.—Beets, abe. per bunch; beans, fc. per pk.: cabbage, Salle. per he: 5 per bh.; cucumbers (ew. cyimitn: per doz, 5 cauliflower, 16430: onlOns, Base. pe (spring), 3a5¢. per bh; do. (sweet), 40. per 5 peppers.20e. per doz.; tomatoes,50a60e. per Dk. be. per bunch; egy plant, 510°. each; corn, 25a30e Der dozen; linia beans, 25a30e, per qu: celery. per blu; Water cress, ihe. per bli: spinach, dc. per pi Ted cabbage, Wise per hil; Brussels ‘sprouts, per pk. Ma per Ib: cut; T2sgat5e. per 1b; cut, Mais PoULTRY.—Chickens (old), 75e.a$1 per pair; do. (young), 50.a81.00; ducks, 73a81.%5; squabs, $2 5083, er doz; turkeys, 1Se. per Ib. Gaste.—Woollcock, $7a87% per doz; duck (blue Wing), $1 per pair: do. (red head), $1.50 per pr.; do. (canvas back), $256 per pr; do (Mailard), $1.25 per pr; do. (black he: do. (shall), 50e. per A Verpict For THE B. asp P. RAILROAD Com- PaN¥.—In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, to-day, the case of Andrew Mellville agt. the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company was tried, and a Verdict for thedefendant was rendered. ‘This was an action to recover $2,000 for being put off a train between this city and Alexandria in November, 1878, and the sult was filed May 10th, 167%. A de- murrer Was flied and sustained and an appeal on the ruling was offered and leave given to amend. ‘To the new declaration the statufe of Imitation Was pleadst ou the ground that it contained en Urely new matter. Judge Hagner to-day sustained the plea, and @ verdict was rendered for defendant. ‘Tae Lave Ricaxp H. Writaws.—The funeral services of the late Richard H. Willams, for many Years a prominent school teacher of this Distrtet, Took place from MeKendree eirch yesterday after” nooit at three o'¢lock, and was attended by a large nutaber of hig friends, including many of the old- €st_and mest respected citizens of Washington, Kev. W. 5. Edwards officiated. ‘The pallbearers Were Messis. Theodors Sheckels, Wm. Lord, Jede- diah Gittings, John W. Wade, John W. Simms and CW. Pettit, Affairs in West Washington. Tne Groneztows CoueGe AguLETIC SroRTs.— Yesterday aiternoon the studeitts of Georgetown gollege resumed the athietlc sports at 3 o'clock. ‘The first contest of the afternoon was a hundred- Yard race over eight hurdles, whieh was won by Too Mew Exzetios Taxsteroor.—Rich’d Rider, @ Baltimorean, was arrested yestetday afternoot in Price's stable by Detectives Raff and Cox for carrying concealed weapons. Rider, who was in- Uoxteated, while passing the stable cried out: “Hur- Tah for Cleveland.” “Some one answered him, and he entered the stable, thinking tt wa colored, who was in there at the time. After ha tug words with the men Rider drew a buildog pis- tol and threatened to shoot Boose and John Lewis, On the way to the station Rider tripped Detective Cox up, Inthe Police Court this morning itider Was tried for carrying concealed weapons ‘The Judge said that the Sentence ougnt to’be imprison: ment, but he would impose a Nine of §0 or 90 days. on the farm —————_ Goo Tempr.ans.—Star of Hope Lodge, 1. 0. G. T., last night installed the following officers: W. C. T., James Loveless; W. Lucinda Gruber, W. X'S, George Jounson: W. F's, W. M. Barclay; W. :., Lena Grimes; W. Treas, Lewis H. Lanman;” W. W. M. Johnson, sr; D. M.. Ella Murphy; asst. bec. W. M. Johnson, I; R HS, Fannie Cattell: 4 ii &. Clara Barnibne: LG. 14d Wine: 0. Johnson; delegates to t H. Lanman, George Johnson and Charles W. J. Fagan was elected lodge deputy. Manntage Licesrs.—Marriage licenses have been the clerk of the court to Charles Munzinger, of Philadelphia, and Catherine R. Ser- eon; Wm. Dove and Mary Carter; J. W. Hamilton and “Mary L Garnett; Wm Perry and Maria Holmes. I Ranox oF THE THEXMoMETER—The “followin wore the readings at the office of the chief sign: Officer to-day: 7 a.m., 2.0; 1 a m., 4.22 pin, 50.0 Maximum, $0.2; minimum, 28.5. Rossexims Rerowt p.—W. H. Betters, comer of 6th and D streets scutheast, reports an overcoat Stolen off the fence in front of his store.——Jotn Usher, €25 D sttvet, reports stolen trom his bac! yard “4 basket containing muwats, putter, &., Valned at $——H. V. Cotton, 627 D ‘street. Teports stolen froma refrigerator in is back yard a roast of meat, butter, chickens, &c., valued at #—— Joseph Rakeman, 127 6th street, reports stolen from house 1124, quantity of paints, &c., valued acne —_—__. ‘TwE INQUest 1x THE Conwap Facxce.— AB inquest was held at the frst precinct statfon Yesterday on the body of Conrad Faunce, who was kiged by being run over by an engine ofthe Bal Umore and Potomac rasiroad, at the corner of Maryland avenne and 13th street, Wednesday night testimony was given by Frank H. Childs, Anna I. Skiimore, EF. Long, Geo. K. Handy, ‘Joun I. Koby. Fletcher Skidmore, D. L: Power, ‘Geo. Bres- hahah, J.C. Gill and A: K. Sharp, that the de- craved came to his death Dy being Fun over by an engine of the Baltimore and Potomac rallroad, at- Utbuteg the cause to the carelessness and négit Bence on the part of the employes and agents of Said company, and recommended that hereafter there be required to place flagmen at all street <fossings at all hours when trains and engines are s- —-——— e AN IMPORTANT Satk—The advertisement by ‘Thomas Dowling tn the auction colt re { the sale of oriental carpets and rugs. 13 attract- ing a great deal of attention. Many of those who have had a private view of the collection regard it = one of the nest tuey have ever seen, The exhi- Ditidu, it wilk bes en, will open on Monday next and continue Tuesday, the sale comt on W . November "12th, and day, at 12d. m. and ts disposed signiment 19: rand Lode, Lewis | ‘Lamson. Edward akin, W. Kernan securing second neteen Young men, all biindfolded, then. d into @ barrel rolling race. Butlet won, with W. Kernan second. ‘The third contesi, a sack race, with twent: ig gentlemen. It was caught, after many | failures by Mr. Butler. ‘The tarce-nifle go-as-you- | please race, Witch closed the program, |G. French "mn 25 minutes aud 10 seconds; secon | Fred Pag |" Broom Rap The West Washington de- | mocracy raised a new broom to the dizzy top ot | the democratic pole on 321 Street this mort | _ GROWING FoR CLEVELAND.—The democratic em- ployes of the Washington and Georgetown rall- | Foad company placed inthe stables of the com | pany to-day a live rooster between two American Mags and ti | arrived with 1,500 Dusliels of wheat for Hartley Bros. CospITION oF THe WaTER ATT A. M.—Clear at all points. Low tile in the river to-day at 6:3) p. 1. j High tide at 11:99. | Boys Crormye. | WE HAVE ONE WHOLE FLOOR-OUR CLEAN. WELL-AKRANGED AND INVITING SECOND DEVOTED TO BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S + ALONE. WE TAKE THE UTMOST PAINS TO SECURE THE BEST CLOTHES AND TRIMMINGS, AND WE PUT THE BEST SKILL, ‘TASTE AND WORK THAT WE CAN COMMAND UPON THE TASK OF PRODUCING THE BEST CLOTHING. 80, FROM FIRST TO LAST, WE LEAVE NOTHING UNDONE TO BRING OUT THE VERY BEST THINGS THAT CAN BE MADE AT EVERY PRICE WE TOUCH. THE QUESTION WITH US 1S HOW GOOD A GARMENT WE CAN PRO- DUCE AT EACH PRICE. OUR WELL-MADE SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOI SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR, TOGETHER WITH OUR CUSTOM-LIKE STYLES AND LOW PRICES, ARE, WE'RE GLAD TO STATE, SUBJECTS OF MUCH FAVORABLE COMMENT. = | IN MEN'S CLOTHING WE HAVE EVERYTHING, AND TO MAKE A PURCHASE WITHOUT FIRST TAKING A PEEP AT OUR STOCK IS A MISTAKE YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE. A. SAKS & CO., LEADERS IN CLOTHING, 16 316-319 SEVENTH STREET. , : cea SS FISHERS, |r ne ES | Ne ES ‘The Courts, CITY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOODS. DRY_ GOODS. Yesterday, Turton age Saunders srvued andsub-| omme 4 ot many a household has boen saved | NSS TAN TRUMP OF BALTIMORE ap uns. | Jygiog MART, 6 TEACHER OF tes mitted. by Dr Bulls Gough Syrup. Price 8 const MESA feet et ee Per iee eon, Carure ant! )pexrxc: Ovenixe! Suxs Sars Axo Venere ‘Yesterday, Eysemans agt. de Morrelia: judgment R. C. Lewie’ Celebrated Hats. Tie Seudio open fer Inquiries from Id today eet ige cules’ fa eras exocumsn 50 fuer a eeovuans Ff ee dar | Baek and Sromngu fee tats go ge eh ekee | MADAME CHEYERNONS OMLOMEE DEL ACK: | Yon tveane' = meee EASY a peed ay cae nishe. “Galt € Ca. i i tof default. | Stetson’s Boss Raw-] and ‘fine Soft Hats. > 2 waranterd. 1.25 to $2.50. a, sue E er ef Stetaon's B Meee ee ese. oe: to | ROME real be plowed sg teelre a few morepupleGe-| 4 UBURN FEMALE SEMINART. BONNETS. CACHE MIRE, PRINCESS AND SCHROF- a docu Galt & Co. $1.50, seek fos privately and in clases E87 208 ‘erect Borthwest, ‘Highest references eg eye WE SHALL OPEN ON Fee, EES CLA RES, SNES TP B. & P. RR; motion on pleas ot | uneresy, gloven nesta atk Med loen hand | TCaRcESEL TNS SAREE | <OSERIRGTON SCRE ee SUPER STOCR OF RATINE, MUSCOVITER AXD 5 3 w i Et r SHIK an D BEL IN iM FISE — pcan Da s. Fence: Conan age ert ama Terie, 1% Ge | Rerchios ‘a Nwool ald cotton hosiery, Be FE ae ‘German, Kinder a eriegein, Mice Ww W dzcoaatte BuRtOX Vera uae. Geka are WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Sra, | SATIN DUCHDSWE IN BLACK AND ALL THE 4 . (including super St I ore New Sand and SEW SH. TREET, RECEP. ment Heraty age. uacon: Jadgnene by atau pairs for soc), ne He ©, Lewis wo 7th surety De uctheds. * Glsecestrattod, RG am wtisek peeend | pene <fiicat Sin wpa tio ‘Antique, Por A Ay Rgcrry Cover, Judge Coz, Uween I and & northwest, established 1863. SeCeoe E seating area, iB ae ee i score | , 2B tbe Just completed Arner to our alrads lances: | ELEGANT ASSORIMENT OF WHITE PRISE AND ‘Yesterday, Miller m ag Haste; sale ordered, and C.| N.B. Price plainly markedineach haw | 1 UPILSIN STENOGRAPHY. DICTA’ TO AD- | Srders taken fet decorated denen AE BOTLE: We | tablishment, giving us one of the finest busines build COLOKED TWO TONE BROCADED VELVET A. Walter appointed trustee to sell. Huyck agt. BIT aenosraners, Ay io NELLIE H | M ROUZEE Miss E- J. WALKER. Secretary. oo8-Im | ings in the United States AND SATIN DRESS FRONTS. Roreaek "sas opactot and Moulton & Leia by paths Healing mame Peammoth | afer 6'p. m. “Perans moder HELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 100 F| Weare proud tosay we have never attempted to dis. WEDDING OUTFITS A. SPPCIALTY. el ; Gi 1s 3 — tt adn + ‘such » rich at e v m1 “ * appointed trustees. Miller age. Miller; of | Honse-furnishing store 819-7th st. n.w., where the CEO ee Oe ae ee ee ee en tetera sed ance meth selected IVORY AND CREAM WHITE FALLLE FRANCAISE comiission an partition ratified, following Immense bargains will be offered; Japan- s en Kant L.—Mlle. V. PRUD'HOMAME'S | ote Sonunaton 4B nad Fruisya, Goan forcts | Cortmmmas oeteeas: _AND SATIN DUCHESSE from $2 to $4. ‘To-day, McKvey agt. Moreland: order appointing | ned cake or bread boxes Soc: lanier sive Goes CIES tstery and Methods Naturelle has. alwaya been | avenue southeast — and Fridays, Send for cir, a CREPE DE CHINES, TLLUSIONS, GAUZES AND A W; Mattingly trustes, Hitz agt. Hitz; order ay lange 75a; covered wooden’ boxes, 5 in a nest 2; | succcafal aid interesting | Puptie acquire «good Pro- west. ‘su28-8in CANTON CREPES, IN WHITE AND EVENING pointing Ea ir guardian od litem. Sch! Ing Sun Stove polish 6 cakes for 2c: covered time possible. ‘New term mow. moder- | IANO LESSONS WITH TECHNIQUE AND HAR. ALL ARE !NVITED. SHADES, Inger agt. Cranford et al; on hearing. flour palls 2c; larger size 33c; extra large 41¢; SUI - Call at 1 or 4:90 p.m. ‘0c29-3m. P ‘mony, Leipsic method, at 929 8th ‘street northwes> LATEST NOVELTIES IN POMPADOUR VELVETS. Yesterday, Robert aL Burrel, an ee of Walter Broad colores baniter eed god ines sa oo with Wisiixeton ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY: can ockB-e0,2in =a BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VELVETS Jones; guilty of manslaughter; Sentenced to 6 years | double band $2.47; 1 Diacking brush’ with large | ,¥ yprly school Hof the Kind bore, A special invitation | QAUVEUR. 1eyHOOL_OF LANGUAGES | German. | Wohave added several Now Departments, of which from $1.80 to 88? in the penitentiary. ——__-—___ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tar EvExtNo Stan. Exoixe Hovses.—The Columbia engine house will be completed before the first of next. month. Its appoinuments are now ail first clasa. It has ali the improvements that any of the Washington houses} ‘and a taller tower than any of them, besides antomiatic devices used nowhere but in this, city and the District. ‘The Hydraulion Steam En- gine company intends to Improve its engine house a8 soon as $800 are obtained from the city council. Sree: Rats —The Midiand Rallroad company is now sending up the road a cargo of steel rails brought here from Pennsylvania by the schooner Emma Aery. This cargo 1s 500 tons, and will be followed by other vessel loads until ‘all the tron Tails on the railway are replaced by steel. Ponice Reeont.—John Bartlett was atrested by the police last night, charged with shooting a pis tol in the public streets He 1s detained at the Station-house this morning for trial. Rerorter’s Norrs.—Considerabie and improvements are in’ progress on the front of the M. E. church on Washington street.—The senior classes of Several schools will attend Dr. Powell's lecture to the teachers at Peabody hull to-night. —The city council will meet next Tuesday night. Some fireworks were displayed at club rooms In rejoicing at the election of Cleveland.—The Steamer George Law has taken tts place on the Alexandria and Washington ferry route, supersed- ing the city of Alexandria, which bas been carried. to the shipyard for repairs’ lated t tors pleces, oniy $2.69; with 2c; handsome hand painted English 58 pleces, reduced from $10., to $7.27; table mats, 6 in a set Bei 8 qt OC; 4 qt. 136; 6 ats 19; Brown's French shoe dressing'§ it. cups 5 for 10¢: Pieces, only $41., Worth $55. Our Stock Must Be Reduced. followin) china tea sets, decorated with moss rosé and gilt band and wilt iines, #8; cake boards, 290.; 18 Inch walters, 1c. string brooms, "18 lamps, #7c.; 34 doz. ebony handle kiltves ‘aud forks 45¢.; 3¢ do7. Sliver plated tea. spoons, 31¢ OIsheS, Bie; 4 doz. ovide shape cup: ik sheets shelt paper, all colo and covered siop Jars, shell pattern, $1: large size wooden board and chopper, 196. At J. Brock’s, S02 7th Street, ren’s spring heel button boots, fu peb'vie abu kid for tates, egant kid gad peUble bition, sancers, 1 Assowraix Poe j Whisk broom and’5 boxes of biacking 29c; silver Spoons 6 for Sre;_ table spoons or forks 6 for 7c; extra silver plated dinner or breakfast cas- ew shape of Feal majolicn bread trays 21¢, worth 50¢; Superior white china chamber sets, 10 Covered Jar $3.88: Polka-dor Solored glass finger bowls 19:: crystal glass, only ehina tea sets, handsome de- corated table lamps $1.48, Worth $2: hand patnied 2 qt. covered tin buckets ttles for 2c; 1 colored glass stand with 2500 tooth picks 100; 8 dif- ferent designs and shapes of extra handsome hand- Palnted dinner seis containing trom 128 to 191 ‘M. Augenstein, 817 7th street northwest, to re- duce his stock of housefurnising goods, offers the immense bargains for to-morrow only: Coal hod, shovel. lifter’ and poker, 3%; Freneh al steves, 8c. chamber superior 3- decorated dinner sets, 123 Pleces, £9.79, worth $18; large washbasin and 50 clothespins, 13¢.; clothes baskets, 55¢.; handsome covered nandied worth $3. Strets, peo woldiers* oc Im" Natu 1 Expressi and other Ve Ast M. Calisthens M profession. 214 9d street southessé, Jp ane octavia sewer Fessons in VOUAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUBIO, and IX: ‘CLASSES IN ITALIAN. Tuscan prom New clatsew just forming. 'W SCHOOL OF MODERN TANGUAGES, PROF. ‘Prin 1800 H street northwest.” Referenges: Logan, Hon.and Mr 4. ML. Joslyn, Gen. and Mire. 8. BD: Lasisi= “Cems reasonable. WW4SuINGTON SCHOOL, OF RLOCUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE, * 904 M. STREET, MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Parxcrrar, ~The Cultire “and Development’ of the Voice and > | svecial attention wiven to the cure of Stammering 1 Detects. the Boys and Giris class will resume on November }{54an., in the second story parlors of the ¥. ISS PASSMORE city is prepared to welcome back he a few uow ones, at 1820 K street northwest. . PARSONS, 3 2 Viisiuess Collige), Private Instrac cs Ds fz ‘soon learn DS-2w* NES MERHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING, AT ton, Prof. DeWOLOWSEI'S Musical Institute. Wi {pen on’ September Int, 1884" (4th year). sbortest and best new. system, faving Years of practic. Toles quickly te, the very hist culture for opera concerts, etc. Gold’ snedsix sud diploman will bs warded to graduates. “Engagements procured ‘urope and Aterics. New sinving wu plano claesca re HOw OpeLed, at 940 New York ™. oS FAMILY SUPPLIES. po ES, al-2W* R, DUMAINE, fon. John A. Home, BY A THOROUGHLY PROFI- SIENT TEACHER, 107 E street northwest... SNOWFLAKE AND BURBANK POTATOES, ‘The finest in the city. at WITMER’S, 1918 Prsw'a AvE. BRE, 3 S883 m of sentiment caref ally tausht. Heit” ss, NG SCHOOL, non Sys 921 19th street northwest MS. ANS TB OUD EN, Principal. AT 18 NOW READY. C25. BW" AVING RETURNED TO THE old pupils and. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. WM, M. GALT & CO., L 8. dh ship, Engtisu, avd all Mathemnt BRR, P&T i 3 le sole in kid and pebble, $2.52. 1 Hons 2 ato 18 au. 81 per mouth. Pupils WHOLESALZ AGENTS. — homie, if desired. wirvot nurthiwent: En, 3 ¥ sve f, siness Harzains for ‘To-mor= i = Se oe ocl0-3m Comer Ist and Indiana Aven ‘Le | DRONA NATIVE OF FRA’ a BE Oo ail A tow dozen Sis’ and Chen's ats, stylish her Muntedeting a a 2 and elegantly trimmer eis, s ing special attention co FRR s ataulibe goede an ‘Saturday last. as a great bargaln | to pronunciation. aud conversation, L oo F ROR thd BBR A OR OK W XN NX n00, for $1.15. To-morrow tho¥ go at 7h ct strect nordiwest So es SS Bp AS RE WARK go n new shapesin Ladies’ Felt Hats, iu all the | rrie NORWOOD ico tee ROR Ere Ss8 Bos fon Be HE RRR fallor bound, ine go ‘Nos. 1212.and 1214 14th strect (Thomas Circle) HE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA Bou 2° Kk ON XN ‘ude Z zs : ‘The schoo} coursers complete in the Fiieltsn, Classical PATENT PROCESS FLOU; and Scieitific Departments Musig. Art aud Elocution PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, BPR, 00, % My 7 PDD ERM RnR, Dy skilled instructors (Piano, Prof. Anton Gloctzuer.) | » without adouht the most BraUTINUE and the most Prag wwww pop be i te, | hhMdents are prepared for Vassar and other colleges, or | Nramiocs Flourin the 21d. Br 9 9 Wy BR Ee BRE Birds and Wings, tres and new goods, | can takea colleiate course at the Institute. Ladis who | ‘The Millers have not only tho most perfect Mill, eon- ¥ oo WW ODD OKRB OK OKA | from auction, af half pric | Beve Jett school will find special facidities for pursning | taining agit does all the most improved Machinery fa: Our assortment of children’s hats, ready trimmed, | special Lranches. Afternoon and Eveuing Classes for | vented up to the reesnt trae bat thee eee ee Hee oe tee e apes exclusive Of ou ow | Lalicsin German; also ia Geruan aud Breach. For | Uxstnpassen by eny mill in the world. ‘To prove that, ‘This Powder never varies » marvel of purity.) Dw not buy before you see our siyles, and get | Particulars address we would simply state thata large quantity of this posted In our prices. ~ BLovr's MR. and MRS. WM. D. CABELL, mugnificent Flour is shipped aunnally to Eutope aod ae oe crenseenet Bore ccomcenicall teen) TIO Tin street northwest. | _ oete-tnen Principals, | e:ten at the principal Courtsof the old worlt We SE SR es = = TI OF VooAT: | GUAMANTER thatit is made from selected band wheat AtJ. Brock’, S02 2th Str: Men's Congress, laced or button with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only incans, Hovat Daxrxo PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N 00, wort Speciat for hand-inade schoo! hood: and-made faci: Wool $1 amped linen Spb idys, Ye. One Jol liven ordered handkerchtets, 90. Reduced prices in ot JALEXPREDS OF LETTERS FROM THOSE USING Ayer's Hair Vicor attest ita value as a restorer of gray hair to its uatursl color, As astimulant aud tonic, preventing und often cunng baldness, and cleansing aud soothing the scalp, its use cannot Le too stronsly recommended. 1 Best Quality Men's iid Single and doubte- nit Jacket Dep Auerbae and i. : Rough on Rats? Clears out rats, aches, 1llos, ants, bed-buss skunks, chipmut s ioe. Drugyists, 1 RIAL PROVES THAT HONESTY IS THE BEST Policy in medicine as well as in other things. Ayer's Sareapariila is a genuine preparation, an unequalled blood purifier, decidedly superior to all others, ud J. acturer, Sell elegant wholesitle prices this splendid opport Purs direet tron: prohts. Fashion Boox Prince str ents at ist Stic Teitable Usave Tet you Thornton's Emacis: ef pure Cod Liver Oi with Byy und Soda or coughs, colds, avirition and 1 devitity totake, Jescrived by Phy | gists. “Lange bottles, coe. i Thorton, corner Wulluiore ald Butunore, Me. “Alderney Dairy Wac: Fresh Aidemey sutier, churn’ and delivered in ball-pound =W pun, Also, CoLluze cheese, iis fe. per’ quarts Crea 1 Every Livy IN THE USITED STATES Is requested to read thin advertisement of DRY GOODS from the Great Auction Sale in New York, toy and pleasant us. Sod by Drag. ietused by: Ve Murtisou streets, LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, one yant and a half ‘Wide (immense width), real value 7c. : Feriuced to 374 FINE QUALITY CHUDLA CasiME! one yard and @ half wide (immense widt fine Wool, only 756. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS. BLACK AND COLOKED SILK VELVETS Just received from auction. BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVETS only $1 COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1.25. NeW YORK MILLS SHEETING (widest and very dest), 250. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, all_pure wool (im- mense ize), real value $8: reduced to 35. d COLORED SILKS (cheap at 81) reduced to ie. COLORED AND BLACK 8ATINS, 50e. COLORED CASHMERES. all pure fine wool, wide double width, reduced to 373g. FANCY SILKS, 81%: COLORED SILKS, 50e. BLEACHED TABLY DAMASK, pure linen, 500 DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2, LARGE SIZE BED QUILTS, 81. AUCTION GOODS. CASH PRICES. bint E. G. Davis, 719 MARKET SPAc? OUR STOCK OF FALL AND NOW FULL AND COMPLETE I Y DEPAR’ MI Ww é HE LATEST NOVELTIES, GREAT BARGAINS IN NE AND DESIMABLE GOODS, WE INVITE ANT SPECTION OF OUR STOCK AND COMPARISON OF PRICES, GOODS Is OUR STOCK OF nl CARTERS, 711 Manger Space, BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHICH CANNOT BESCRPASSED BY ANY HOUS pee. oe Par rp res a pps g C2. IN THE TRADE. OUR GOODS Ak 4 RNS WITH GREAT CARE, AREALLOF THE HE BEE OO CUMMMH AMA G ASESAND WE ARE PIRIPARED BBB OO OO MM MIIN NN GGG — THAT WILL ASTON DEPARTMENT IN REAR ROOM, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GooDs, Business with ustis booming. ‘The remarksbly Cheap Goods we offer. selected with care, pleasing to the eye, and in quality as good as any in the market, are doing ‘thelr own selling, and only want to be shown to be sold. atonce. We arecoustantly receiving additions, and can show something new every week. Amous the new ‘goods we offer this week are © beautiful assortment of genuine BARBOTINE VASES AND BASKETS, ranging in price from 49¢. to $5.50. Alarge assortment of Fine Palm Lunch, Traveling and Market Baskets in several styles, beautifully made, from 49. up. Also, a large selection of fine Scrap Bas- Kota, in attractiveshspes—just the thing to decorate for ‘nice prestent—from 99¢. up. Part of our large stock of Fine Plush Gods, such as Whisk Holders, Odor Cases, Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Handkerchief and Glove Boren, Toflrt Cases, &2, &e., has also come in, and we can show some decided novelties in this line. We offer a Heavy French Plate Mirror, 10x14, in Pol- ished Oak Fratue, at 99¢. Other Mirrors at 25c., 49,, 750. and 99. Meanwhile, our Curtain Poles are booming. They are going off like hot cakes, and we shall try to keep our supply up. Our Frame Department isalso in Full Blast. Weare sure we can wait you in style, size and price. We charge nothing for framing, The rapid sale of our Of! Paintings and Engravings doesnot surprise ws ‘They are so very pretty and cheap ‘that to sce them is to buy them, ‘We can show you so many attractive and cheap goods E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE. New Ayp Fismoxaote DRESS GooDs. BISON CLOTHS, BIARRETZ, DRAP _D ALMA ENGLISH SERGE, SUPERIOR FRE MERES, CHOICE FREX BRAID'D DRESSES, oclt RE: BROADCLUTHS TO BE FOUND. ORDERS EARLY AND HAVE THE COLOKS. SATIN DUCHESS IN ALL SHADES, WITH PLAIN AND BROCADE VELVETS TO MATCH, PLAIN COLORED PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. LAKGE STOCK OF BROCADE VELVETS ‘NCH AND GERMAN WE PLACED OUR ON E KEEP THE LA’ ‘OF MOURN. 1NG GUCDS TO BE FOUND HERE, AND CONFINE. OURSELVES ‘TO THE VERY BES1 GOODS. ONE FLICE, ‘ W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue. angel Shirts Saxo ale SHE ers | WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL GRADES IN ALL. 7D. BU hicipal of Wie, ch wathwest, Wovlnesday’ mh Antu Wy Tsstrry stores, > Boys eB ? Mia Hath suet, Circulars cau grown in Minucsota and Dakota, Iti as acknowledged fact, that in this Flour a perfect separation of the glutt- nous particles of the wheat berry aud a thorough elim. nation of all weak and starchy matter has at las! Leen ‘Special at- mmners as well as tO pupils tarthor treet northw:st, ssa CHER i il day netiool for youn | rye more bread to the barrel than any other Flows. The Ro UCE ¥ | itis the cheapest, as asthe best, either famity ay barrel is warranted to give entire STERLING'S st. | Gueof the most beantiful | offered to the trad. Tass except C | Keeper and satisty LOUIS F er Wi sxcellest by’ will please the most exacting house- the most fastidious epicuns, GILT-EDGE. Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the ce’e- rocess. Itisa very cheap and beau- the reach of al! dasges, aud w: guarantee will give sutisfuction to every one who will try it GOLDEN HILL. ‘The o}1 reliable stand-by an] the Standard family Flonrof theDistrict. Itisequal in qmality toagreat many hich p | rousideral forth “Driwins, Psinting, by aeorps of afte pal at her new reai- a YEMY, CORC LISth $8, oF and You a ut netion in tha th Short-haut Lat tie, iced Lacent Hours, whilst it can be bought for ssmoney, We tecl assurcd that any housekeeper who tries them onca | Will Rever use auythums else. Por wale by all grocers Wholesale Depot, corner Iststreet and Indiana avenna, all tue 13 y. not in Tessons, GRADES OF STUDY, pares for College, AUS Prorectroy ner Sth and K streets m, Ww. ssical, Busine THE POOR MAN CAN NDERSTAND, asf a, s, for the sieutitie Nay: mnt ‘Men often gct wild over politics, but none ret so far gone as not to went to saves dollar whea they goto |APITAT, EVE 493 PENNSYL Thoroush instr; aud 1 crv si ING BUSINESS COLLEGE, Terms Keasouabl Conservator erman and Elvcution, 1122 Duy anything. If itis clothing that is needed you can LVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. _ | save several dollars by patronizing the ction in Peninanship. Mathematics joutde Entry Book-keeping, Students pre pared for ICE EXAMINATIONS. 1, TWITCHELL, Principal, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, te - instructs "Youn stat ge18-2u" Seniors ENGLISH, Get. 1st, D4, to. Here, Principals: -autiil ‘Lineeln ranwements for, women, for teal id Monday rehip for night, 816; chee open! theraft-r. per or information and. apy address, oF «i ((OUHERE SCHOOL FOR Boys, Ender 15 sears of age, ‘Two reparate departments— nd Juniors, D streets northwest, {twenty years’ growth, ie complete i its ar- crs, for day o- evening sessions), $50 Students assigned seats in the orcer in which they complete ar- Tangements Handsome, filustrated SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Frinciyal 927 AND 929 SEVENTH STREET. TRE SCH AND CLASSICAL. J] June Ast, 1885. Prof. and Mire, Col. Lucien EC. Colliere, a. ML, Director, est selt-oun Let us sive you a few illustrations of what TEN PER CENT ABOVE COST means. We are now making a finesuit of English Diagonal which for neat appearance M | andactual service is very desirable. A carcful est shows that this suit, which is carefully made and fine trimmed, costs us by the thousand just $9.10 each. Ten per cent of $9.10is 91 cents. We have marked thut suit at$l0. Clothiers who want 4 and $5 profit on a suit will ask you $15for asimilar suit. 91 cents seems li avery small profitons $10 suit, end so itis, but it is ten percent Suppose we sell 3,000 of these suits every ‘week. That would be €2,730, sufficient to pay store ex- euses and leave usa good profit beide. Now, per- ‘haps, you can readily perceive why we have determined to sell goods so remarkably low. It is to build up a big trade, for quick sales at asmall profit are better than slow sales at big prices, We have the largest stock and COLLFGE, CORNER Est. blished, 18¢4, Oc- ‘colmodious halls, parlors and class-, n ball Building. “i his institution, the | jit eon sid date, mem ad life, seif-amppcrt, usefuiness and hone | soil egw ose espera | eeular da aud even mesons September dstat 9 mand 6 pm | ne seat fron late of entrance dd | quarter, day 620; Tight $6: ‘Collers | ents Monday, Angust 25, and | are re wed, «quipped and | mouth, day, ran circular, with fail Interesting reediie matter, mailed to i¥en.upon apyli-ation to Rist, SPENCER, Prine Her facture it ourselves, retail it dircctly tothe public and Mion Sane! enters gts tenth 1884. ‘T. V@RNON SEMINARY, MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. ENGLISH COURSE Completa thorough and practi- “CLASSICAL, COURSE— guarantee that each garment is marked at exactly Ten ‘Per Cent above the cost of manufacturo, ‘M atreet northwest, Washington.D. Year, MONDAY SEPTEMSER 250 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘that a visit to us will certainly repay you. Weare glad N.B.—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 0c28 Prepares for the E eeneh | to show you over our establishment, Wells collage. Crease ne Seth, Vassar HENUH AND G {—Under the supervision M. SILVERBERG & CO. = | Sone Wrareixos Ix Brack Axp ‘AE EERGHAND GPRMAN Under the of STRICTLY ONE PRICE, , ‘$12 7th street and $13 8th street northwest, * COLORS. FLOCUTION—In ch ‘of Mra, M. Stevens Hart, 23 Near Pennsylvania ave, ae Principal of the Was) yn School of Elocution. JERSEY JACKETS. JERSEY NEWMARKETS. PER- VOCAL MUSIC—Directress, Madam Annie Roemer ‘927 axp 929 SevenTu Staeer Nonruwesr. BBB MM MM om SIAN WRAFPINGS. Keer Bea fd F 9 Miao g%s AR DEAWING, PAINTING 22.0 SEOURATIVE Hon AA OU i MaMé sg, | CLOTH NEWMARKETS, IN ELUE AND BROWN. | (iit DEANING, FAINTING AND, DECORATIVE aes ae ay 2% “oo MMM Sye8 | croru coars THAT HAVE BREN LEFT FROM | rie BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES LAST YEAR AT HALF PRICE, PLUSH COATS, IMPORTED CLOAKS, OUR STOCK TS LARGE, AND COMPRISES ALL THE NOV- EL SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS. INDIA SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY, HAVING PURCHASED LARGELY, WE HAVE SECURED ‘MARY BARGAINS, REAL INDIA SHAWLS FROM 875 TO 9500. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, A FRESH ARRIVAL OF THOSE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, WHICH CREATED SUCH AN IMMENSE EXCITE- MENT ALL OVER TOWN. 200 Ladies’ New Markets, best Berlin Twil ICloth, Dou- ‘ble-breasted, Tailor-made, at $7.50,well worth 910.50 100 Ladies’ Circulara, Ottoman Sili Fur Collar’ Fs sel rated = ONE PRICE. ‘723 Mare ST. N. THEMONT ST. ShUHELD BUILDING. est instruction to adults or children. sora Private les- 2. “Teachers sent to Stndent's residence, NEW TEBMS BEGIN NOW, W., WASHING . TOPRANELIN 81, BAUTIMORE MD (27 Wo haveno connection with any other house in 283 WESTMINSTER ST. ROVIDENGR RL this city. peed sree ae ‘Open evenings till 9, Saturday till 11. 0025-1. ‘Special advantages for Foreign 5p Goo Mio Pim 1878, Apply to PROF. N. JOLY. ‘RS, J. L. MoGEE’s SCHOOL, 1110 L STREET west, September 17th. Daily Medivh nope conte m4 BAKER’S and Fur Edging all around, at $10. specialty. BEEARSARS SCOCDS: N. B.—T! BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 0038 7 100 Mines Havelocks, Al-wool cloth, Posh Colla and = Bika fo arogea, prt Preodh eachee | _ Terranted abwotutely pare Cocos, from which the ex. Gals st QT foe & yeare and ties of 280. Scuoor Surrs: Scuoor Sure | feitt'tathats warner strength of Cocos mixed with Starch, Arrowroct oF 100 Misses’ Havelocks, All-wool Pisids, trimmed with Child's Pulte. afar © to 12, short pants 82, $2.60, 83. and is therefore far mcre economical. It is Astrachan Collar and Cuffs and around upper capa, | Boys, School Suits. are 12, to 17, long pants i MR as eliclous, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, ‘at $6 for 4 years and rise of 2c. wade Bi raed ee inony, sAdaress 1014 Tos ‘and admirably sdapeed ior invalids as well as tur pect seissEs’ SUITS, Flannel Shire Wain We. Sa aoe de idee aes | Ree Pamsassine r35and 850 tote-inie enna tvatiy evan Shetnatts eqventenian tee — Sees S| vumse, Pa axo Wore Larontarion, pha uiarrand deh and Michigan universities, = DORCHESTER, MASS Suitings, Overcoatings, and 1 ana | Address FO. LE: Box 860: for an interviow. not 6 SEVENTR STREET NORTHWEST . Ca Rorrm: ‘THE VISITATION, CO the best clothing ever sold in Washington, Wemanu- | training | the most conspicuous will be our sto which we have marked at prices lower than any other house in the Uuited States. ers’ dead stock, but new. Fiction, Poetry, ra ody wants to read ‘very work you w: could secure it for. BED LINE POETS, half Russia or cloth binding, Soe: LONGFELLOW'S AND WilITTIER’S POEMS, ONLY McCAULF} E. P. Row All of E. P. Roe's Works, 880, DICKENS’ COMPLETE WORKS, handecmest eaition | are marked in the same proportion, FIFTY CAKDS for 86 cents, prices, LYON'S PURE SILK VELVETS, from 20 to 28 tnohes in black and 1Soolory, ransing from @b to 69 yer yard BLACK AND COLORED BROCADED VELVETS IN GREAT VARIETY, ranging from &3 to @7 pers, NEW SILK SEAL PLUSHPS from €2.00 to #16 por yt. Go iuiches wile BLACK SICTLIENNE FORCTRCULARS. $2~ SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DiStLAYING EVENING GOODS By GASLI 827 CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN RECT PRICES. ‘SEATON PRI Dennsy Ivan of BOOKS AND STATIONER ‘This department does not consist of a Jot of publish iveand desirable works of . History, etc., such as every~ nd keep. Look through onr assortinent, and you will find the Nate price you never divamed you trade price, $1.25, 50 cents; cheapest in the country. 1S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, in three vol- | umes, $1; trade price, 2.25, new novel, A YOUNG GIRL'S WOOING. S8c.; trade price, $1.50. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAKS AND MILLINERY NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. and largest type trade price, #22 50, ‘The a} ove are only a few specimens of our prices, All ver published, 15 volumes, 86.63; READ KING'S PALACE PRICES. ‘Complete line of CRANE’S STATIONERY. — ~ Wo will give you an ENGRAVED PLATE and] clit CLaneates seers CIRCULARS at 85, 86, All styles of JACKETS at $6, $4.50, $5, 85. Mend@0, * 180 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at $9, #10 and #12 SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value 2.000 Missos? and Childrwn's HAVELOCKS and NF" MARKETS. a most auaguiticeut Ling at #2 63, 84, and $6. PWMARKETS, RUSSIAN and & ‘We have also added a complete assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY, &o. Colgate & Co.'s entire sssortment in stock at popular = 5.000 Wool and and $1.25, 2,090 Children’s 7) | 50c., 5c. 81 and 8D -BIRDS, PLUMES, WINGS, TIPS, RIBBONS, VEL= SRDS. UES SATINS. VELVETEENS, tem thea sold cisew bere, “ UNDFRWPAR, CORSETS and KID GLOVES: inauufacturers’ prices, French FELT HATS at Me, 7c. 81 OUR CLOAK Panton, | 588x100 feet, ik now the lanrest in the country, being delug ent-rely devoted to the sale of LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS, sant TRIMMED HATS at ey * ‘Wo carry the largest stock of be Do not buy until you have examine? our stock and SEALSKIN SACQUES AND DOLMANS. asc OUF prices, if you wish tosave Your Money, KING'S PALACE, Sl4 SEVENTH STREET. ‘Croaxs= Pied have Inet completed our lineof fine Cloth and Sil ALL ARE INVITED. Fitee-4 Tricot Cloth gh fecvanely said Tale rch Bulk a lored Procade Velvete af ack nd Colored Rhadames, from 6% in this city, and guarantee them pure London dye. | RUSSIA HAIR MUFFS, - with heavy eatin lining, $1.15; worth $2.50, j =e "Croans ‘od Pine soid Black and © roduoud priv Lange stock of Mack LANSBURGH & BRO, Coniforon bel We lave marked tei at groatly reduced pri SEVENTH STREFT. | J. A LUTTRELL & CO, Let S17 Market Spacn, SUIDTS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PuCKa Duy the Comfort Shirt, cleeantly made, of the beat Muslin and 2100 Linen, runtureed, aud ouly 7Seente, Fine Uofinished Shirts only $8, Finest Dercale Shirte only $1.50. * Toundried Dress Shirte, in solid bosoms, ready Put on, tor #1 fix finest Prvee Shirts maile to onder (enltd bosoms for G0. Lerfect nt guarauiteod at SD OPENING FURS takes place at the. PALAIS “hoval THIS WEEK ee ant Cums & Droreny We baye net op WILTONS ANS BODY Bil Asa SOTT of the veras $1.25 Russian red ! Hare MUFFS Teh, SSELS, At ituspection Of Our stock i solicited, ‘HOVE BRO. & CO, 189 F atone. FINANCIAL, = RC. Fox. irom, Gro, W. Bown, Be. & Co, nexcans, 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U.S. Treasury.) Drrosrrs. Excnasar. Disoorsra Touited States and District of Columbia Bonds bongtal decid in inte aid ema hot lama of securitnn Buy ond aell-on commission oeah Dem essen al pig bares Pavare Sroce Tuzonara Wines 3. Be EU Un Rss F 's 2, BR SssS ‘UU WASHINGTON, PALTIMORR, PHILADELPHIA, pAROVE, 1 ‘NEW YORK, sUSTON, &a ‘ THIS WEEK ‘ONLY. | SRINCE & WHITELY, Stoox Baoxeme «Broadway, : atEiavenions New¥ore Jamos White'y, Benry Hi. Dodie, 1. Creer Malley, Hers C.Lovaa, Warlington, D3. Maynard ¢ Eyra, ‘Willuau di, Gravers, Special Hartwee Real Otter. Nat} tretiun. BUY AND FELL ON COMMISSION ATL CLASSES > Seal, Clipped OF RAILWAY BECULITINS “i x iver, Aftican jcuaey, Atuneiut Hare, Coney, Ete. ‘Lranch OMfice—B29 15th street (Comoran Wall aes 2-44, DODGE, Keaident Pariuas FUR L00rs ‘and » FUR TLDDIINGS j egypt toonier st BALY £Ui ERICES, Pectetionent etocke ama Ronis ama intonation serdine the Markets reerived throush ene witee T the New Vork Stock Exchange ams ER & BRO, ‘sos 7th wtrect, bet. Hand I, and S162 M strent, Be coll particular attention to our very complete work of | BOOTS AND SHOTS POR THE FALL. TRADE. agents for BURT'S CELEBRATED There are none better and are woe rior focastominade, We have the followine stylper URIS FINE CALL, button oF pla, and BUMTS FINE CALE Congres alters ta Riarrow to: BUETS TINT CALE tace-ook bale BeLES FRE ee cof an Sat omy RE extra ottoun Lor BUETS BOY SHOES, tu lace and button, every” Wesnivite an on of these gooda from 41 ‘Our Ladiew’ Departient we have the TUE are MENS SHOES Soares , } CELEBRATED COUSIN's SHORS, COUSIN'S FINE KID, button, high heel, and pointed 1 lox ton. COUSINS FINE KID. commor-wenen tor. COURIN'S FINE STRAIGHT GOAT ution, tn ott MISS) S' SHOES tm Kid, Straiglft Goat, and Pebbi, GOETINE SHOES tor Ladicn, Misnon, and Children, CHILDS AND SUSSES ShxING-HEEL SHOES 3117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fee a S06 Teh atresia 3 Sescut Noro For Taor-Mave Cosromes, ° a 4 INCH TRICOT CLOTH. IN NINE SHADES | anonrrpcrs Hoge CONTEMPLATING EXTRA VALUE, FOR $135; WORTH $175 PER| BUITDING to MY STUCK OF a. BEATING <_——-e WOULD ~ S4INCH LADIES CLOTH, BEST GOODS, $1; RE-| LARLY CALL een cae DUORD FROM $1.25 PER YARD. ROURRT nor Tey BEINOLDS & Goh, WRIOR 54 INCH LADIES' CLOTH, ia; FORMER PRICE | 1 CONSIDER 48 GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR a ~ | STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER 4SUICH LADIES CLOTY, t5c.; REDUCED FROM | CHEAPER OX Con WELL-KNOWN ‘ Ci HEATENS FROM THE FACTORY | OF ‘ISCH BISON FOR BEATING TWO MORE 45 CLOTHS IN ALZ, THR DECIR. ‘SPEAR ges minted z SEY HAVE NO BQU. TERRE MEATERS aX PLAIS SHOODAH, SATINE AMD CASHMERES, IN | FURNACES ARE ‘USED EXTENSIVELY ALL THE KEW SHADES, 800, Tc, 8Tg0, $1 AND | some OF THE x Tae (61.25 PER YARD, ‘WHICH WE TAKE PLEABUGS 1b KING TO. A CALL 18 SOLICITED AMD RSID —_ ‘MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED 8. L. HEMPSTONE, ‘WALTER D. WYVILL, Rxcuverve Acuws, “O25 Market aynce—Pa ava | gat ‘Ko, 60 PA AVE. NEAR Gy STASI,