Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1884, Page 4

tll THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatner. i OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasmixcros, D. C., November 10, 1884, 939 a.m. | For the middle Atlantic states, slichtly warmer | fair weather, light ¥artable winds, cenerally from southeast to'southwest, lower ba: 3 For Tueslay: Slightly warmer far weal dicated for the middle Attantic and south A | states Partly cloudy wi 73 | are Indicated for the culf states, the Ohto valley | and Tennessee,with sligat cha”ges in temperature. Frssexz’s Icr Cugam and Charlotte Russa, 1427 New Yor aven' mm Couzh Drops ves and ate the result nce In compounding | Head Sinshetmer’s advertisement. { whisky for gia 50 cents a pint Jas. are manufuct Gt over forty 3 cough mixtures, ween D and E. 411 7th street these calm In- S simets are thronged Wasarxarow 15 a delicthitfat pi @ian summer days, and id stand. Amaseme ht. | ALBAUGH'S Geanv Ovens Hotst.—Emuna Abbott | fm “Semiramid MEATER—Milan Grand italian Opera | Foun’s Orexa Hovss.—“The Hoop of @ ‘THEATER Comigre.—Wme Gerard Gyer's living pictures and statuary. Duwe, Muszua.—Arne Walker in the “Two Or- phi densed Locnixe o 00 a.m. | Arrangements are | 1d says: maitin : by te Cleveland Pioneers, of the 22d as- | Sembiy district, to suitably equip as many of thelr | Members as Will attend the inauguration of the President-elect on March 4 next. i ‘The remuins of Mrs. Sara P. Copeland, widow of | the late Win. peland, Who wind in Yors | last Friday, were buried “yesterday fo Oak Hil cemetery. Fu 5 we ducted in the ebapel by Kev. C. C ador. ‘The patl-bearers | Rete Messrs Jamies Re Young, W. ¢. Mebrige, Frank Truesdell, Robert Winn, Darius Lyman,Msy. Jobe M. Carson And Gee. B. Corkniil ‘The ten y of Rev. Dr. +3. Domer’s storate at St. ed at the church yesterday. Reports of the work of the church for the ten years were made. When Dr. omer came to the church there were 106 members, of whom 52 now remained. ‘The hip is about 300. The Sun- ed from #) to 270 members Butler, paster of the Lutheran ed a sermon ap- f the birth of mortal chareh ¥ propriate to the 40 Martin Lusher. : Is were distributed among the Si ehlldren. treet north- failing off a car on 1 Streets northeast hospital. m Saturday ev vein: Preside %. Clum; secret J. Woodman, eeting was chureh_ unde man’s Christian ‘Tempe ‘erry, a prominent merchant at Poti Montgomery county, Md., died Saturda efty was In theith vear of bisag nrer’s report of the Metropolitan edd receipts from October 1 Qetoer 1 Is. 19 be 3614 expended, $047.1 2 band § enter market on Saturday while playing the “three-ball game,” were This morning, and Si dass and Thomas was released on bis personal ouds. Mitchell Miller. colored, for refusing to assist an omer, was ned $ or 18’ days by Judge Suell to day + ‘The democratic meeting in Teichmond, Va., Sat- urday night, was addressed by Mr. T. A. Lambert, of this city, “and others. J. H. Brooks, living near Brooks’ station, Me- fmore and Olle railroad, re ports that s 30 O'clock p.m. a stack of about Tweive tons of hay was destroyed by fire on his Jafin, having been set on fire by two unknown col- ored men, who were seen leaving the place. ‘Mary Morlarity was flned #10 by Judge Snell in the Police Cgurt this morniag for cursing and swearing. ‘The grand jury to-day returned the charges “lgnored” against Herman H. Miller, embezzie- ment; Richard Harris, W. Brainard and Thomas Barry. gaming table. i. Mullin, of Boston, to-day entered sutt against Lloyd Moxley to recover $100.56 for services aS u player in the Washington base bail elub—be- ing a balance of his salary of $100 per month under ‘contract signed In May lust. E.L Mucdie, of New York, to-day fled in the Court in General Term an application for a man- dumus on the commissioner of patents 10 compel him to register a trade-mark. A rule was issued returnable on the 2¢ Monday in December. ‘The house of Annie Faulk, in Swinghammer's alley, was raided yesterday morning, and she was timed’ in the Police Court this morning $50 or #0 vs day ee Thought it Was War Time Agai SHINING BICYCLES MISTAKEN FOR BAYONETS—AN INCIDENT OF THE BICYCLISTS’ TRIP TO MARYLAND YESTEKDAY—AN OLD COLORED MAN'S MISTAKE. Anumber of bieyelists from the Cupttal club took a long run yesternay morning over the Mars- land roads. They aismounted at the top of a hill tu the victnity of Oxen Hill P. O. and, stacking Weir tmachines, Look easy positions at the side of the road. Soon one of the party noticed a couple ‘of objects moving mysteriously among the tees and brushes alongside the road some distance off. Judging from their movements they did not wish tbe seen, Dut as they drew nearer they were re- coxnized as colored inen. Just pefore reaching th reclining Wherimen they ere and were passing with an alr Our of the party sung ot 3 with the road, uncle?” addressed was Bent with age. and his hair and beard perfectly White, contrasting strongly with his black skin. He scopped short, and, respectfully touching. th Temains of his hat, he replied, rather hesitatingiy: fore God, Doss, fo teil de trufe, hit looked like old wah times was come agin’, and me and 0 boy des nally silaked off in de bresh to see de land laid, While we sum struck dese hean the nickeled machines, like guns plied up de ¥ Umes, and den we see and den we went siow.” “What would soldiers be dolag heret” asked one of the part “Dey say de dimoerats is ‘lected, and lots 0” nig- | aby Bee dey ts col’ back to slaves, and all is jad O° made me akeery. the matter 3 er see em in Wah shinin’ battons on you all, “You don't believe stich stuff?” “No, indeedy, I don't zackiy Dieve hit, but you know ‘dey ts lots 0 people who doan’ gosts, but wen dey see sumpin’ w Jong de road tn de dark dey git skeered a little bit: dey can't holp bit, Dat’s de war wid me.” Upon Yaiking turtber with the old man tt was learned | that among the lower classes of colored people Gere isa very xeperal belief that the victory of | Ihe democrats means a return to slavery. Democratic Demonstrations, ‘The democratic clubs in tals city and vielnity have nearty all held demonstrations tocetebrate the result ofthe recent elect a meetin Bladensburg Cleveland, Hendricks and Compt elub Saturday might @ cannon salute was fired. | Addresses were made by K. K. Elliot, Dr. Wells, Dr: | Lewis, W. ¥. Page, and resolutions were adopted | Petlime forth that Cleveland and Hendricks been elected, pledging sour Itves, our fortum our sacred honor to seé to it that rated on the 4th of March next, pe: can, foreibly if we must,” and ‘thanking Senator Gorman for his able and eficient mangement of the campaign. 1 ‘There was a democratic torchllght procession tn Rockvilie, Md, Saturday night. Speeches were made by’ Messrs Laird, Tulboit. Boute, Kilgour, and Beall. A resotnty nan to be telegraphed to Senn- Yor Gorman, congratulating him on his distin guished services 1p the campaign. } Mr. U. T. Butcher, presicent of the Madison dem- ceratie association,” Festerd | ton to Senator Gorman Inc fraying the expenses of procuring pression of the will of the peo} the Senator for the success he saying: “The assoctation pledges by the eternal gods that Grover Cleveland and Thomas 4. Hen- tricks shail be inaugurated on the 4th of March, 18S. — Romagxras Reroxren.—Fhotnas Cromwell, 906 T street northwest, reports stolen from lily Louse on | Saturday a quantity of clothing and sfiver ware, Valued at $0.—W. E. Mudd, 409 13th street south West, reports stolet from hall way @ brown over- coat —~Prank H. Brockenbough, 142 A ‘strect hortheast, reports stolen from shed tn rear of howe on Suturday a can of butter and clothing, valued at $10. —J. D. Cathell, 3256 O street northwest, re- | ports stolen frot thé house cn Saturday £40 of" $50 | in money. . | SS et A Conprrtoat. Puncuas® Case. —In the case of. Cordelia Lee against the Howe Sewing Machine Company, on Saturday Judye Hagner decided tat | the contracts to pay for machines on instalment: ‘With the condition that the seller may fecover in | case of default, are Valld. Counsel for Miss Lee urged that the Hard terms of the contract were con- rary to public poliey,and therefore void, but Jacige | Magner thought such a view abSurd, as’ there was | either fraud nor duress in the making of the con- | tract. ‘The price and terms of payment were fixed. All understood them when the bargain was made, and the law would enforce a contract which the Parties had made with thetr eyes open. Saiz or Hovszuorp FeasrrtKe—Mr. Dowling ‘Will sell to-morrow, im front of his auction rooms, | au unusually fine Collection of Household effects Pelouging toa gentleman leaving for New Mexico. for particulars see the advertisement in auction columns. aie Drep Pas secmien wee pr ene in New reas nigh. age eigt Years. lie was born tn Concord, Se ihe wae cae | editor of the New Hampshire Matesman and te Boston Sun; was United States consul at Val from 1861 (to 18%, and stuce then, until a t 5 | Peans: be on | New Opern House. INCPECTED BY THE BUILDING COMMITTER AND THEIR GUESTS. A large number of gentlemen, prominent in bust- . is T. Corps ness circles, assembled in the new Amory Opera House, Saturday evening, at the In- vitatton of the building committee of the Washing- nor is in- | 12 Light Infantry Corps, tor the purpose of getting ; Alantic | # “Private view” of the new theater. The work of finishing the interlor was not entirely complete, but It was expected to be completed before the opening to-nigl rhe guests of the building com- militee were delighted with the commodious size, | fine appolntm: id elegant decoration of the house, g Atter rully inspecting the house, the Sts of the committee were entertained at a col- ‘tion, which Was served in the dress circle lobby. THE PLENARY COUNCIL, The les Orening Coromenice tm Ratimere AN IMPOSING PROCESSION AND IMPRESSIVE SERVICES. ‘The third plenary council of the Roman Catholic church in the United States was opened yesterday in the cathedral at Baltimore with impressive re- in the vicinity of the cathedral were thronged with spectators, and shortly after ten o'clock the seml- | narians, about 200 in, number, and the visiting and | ad et in Se lpbonsus halls swo squares: away | %9 put ‘on thelr vestments, marched to the arch- Col. Sloore welcomed the company in @ Drief speech: | HeywP's house. | The prelates then issued trom the Capt. ver, of the building committee, made a | Rouse, and the 1 je detoalogr ahh graed briet statement of the financial condition Of the cn | Etnort came fites thar ee ethos Gan ee lerprise. Hy said that $90,000 of the $110,000 frst | AEOnt Benedintiten, aad went wie tae eee mortgage bonds remained unsold, and invited sub- | Nect' Came the Dishtie: narerine oe tee al Seriptlons thereto, | Mr. Corkhill read a letter from | Searne rich ted acd ool ee ee Mr. Albaugi, the manager of the Opera House, ex. | Weaning rich gorge te che type pressing his Fegret at belng detained from the city | FO one cs by tin sss. Work was being pushed rapidly at the new Opera to-day. Carpets were being spread and the put in order for the Initial performance Unis ving statement, giving the dimensions Of several of t ‘opera houses of the world, dine the new W. L. 1. Opera House, shows that ncw opera house compares, 1n respect of dimen- =. very favorably with the most noted opera in the world: PPelGtiiit = oS 8 Fo s B22 3 E Fegaee ° : gESe3) 8 3 Beri . 3 ee 2 2 © tee22 (12 22 2623 S28 is 6S Sali is g FS eset lz 3 2238 [53 & Ee |38 a SES it i=; eeasezaesuas |7e|, = : |}? ic tee | sezaiasaese Fig ae a (4) 2 2858583228 132 a t i ——— ‘The Democratic Demonstration. ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THR TORCHLIGRT PROCES- SION THURSDAY NIGHT. ‘The democratic central committee of the Dis- trict have arranged the detatis for the torchlight procession and demonstration to be held Thursday nigbt, as Statad in Saturday's SraR, i honor “of ‘The glorious triumph of the national democracy in the electioa of Grover Cleveland, of New York, and ‘Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana, as President and Vice Prestilent of the United States.” ‘The arrangements made have been formuiated in an order, isstied by Mr. Wm. Dickson, grand mar- shal, whieh says: “citiens and Dusiness men generaily who are Jdentined with the tmprovement and_ progress of the National Capital, and In the turtuer develop- ment of our business’ Interests, are earnestly in- vited to take part In this demonstration in honor of the representatives of honest government, re- trenchment and reform. Organizations intending to participate in the street procession will _assem- bie on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock, sharp, upon the streets and avenues leading to "the eastern front of the Capitol building in the following order: Plateon of mounted police. Grand marshal and sssistants. Central democratic executive commit Thos. J. Luttrell chairman. First dtviston— ‘arrington, marshal. Jackson Demo- = association, Hon. John E. Norris president; Columbia Detnoeratte clu, Hon. A. A. Wilson pres Went; Jefferson Democratic club, Julius Emmner, esq., president; Madison Democratic club, Mexican war veterans, soldiers of the late war—the blue the cray. ‘The first division will form In the order named along the east front of the Capitol Duflding, the right resting on B street north. _Sec- ond division—Capt. Benjamin F. Lloyd marshal ‘This division will comprise the organizations and clubs located in 11th, 16th, 17th and 18th legislative districts, who will act aS an escort to all visiting ongantzattons frou Virginta. Tt will form on East Capitol street, the right resting on the plaza east of the Washington statue. Third diviston—Joseph W. Arnold marsbal. This division will comp $hg clvantaations and clubs located tn the 20th, 2ist, 221 and 1st legislative districts, who will act as hn escort to ail visiting organizations trom Prince George county. It will form on B street south, the right resting on New Jersey avenue south! Fourth divition—James Sagan’ marshal. ‘This division wil comprise all organizations and clubs located tn the Sth, 9th, 10th, 12th, 13th, 14th, oth and 19th lezislative district& It will form on New J Wenue, the right resting on B street South. Firth division—Wm. A. Hutehins marshal. ‘This division will comprise ail organizations and clubs located in the 24, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th and7th I 3, legis lative districts, who wil act as'an escort to all visiting organizations from Montgomery county, Md. It will forma on the south side of Penusylva- nia avenue, the right resting at the foot or western front of the Capitol grounds, and will take up the f march itamedtately on the left of the fourth division as the line passes that point. ‘The column Will move promply at 7:45 o'clock p. and ail the divisions will be expected to take In line at the time desig- hated. All marshals of clubs will form ther ongan- Wations in columns of eight, and take distance of Seventy-two Inches, and it’ts directed that this order be maintonted throughout the entire route. Promptuess ou the part of clubs int arriving at the ¥arious points of rendezvous at an early hour is tm- perative and necessary, so that no delay shall oc- cur it the mevement of the main column at the hour stated. ‘Torches or transparencies must not be lighted untll the entire procession 1s formed and ready tomove. ‘The division marshals and their dl Will dress tn dark cloth. ch silk hats, and wear a blue sash as a taark al distinction. All club marshals will each ar @ bine rosette on the lett breast, and are re- ed tocarry @ hickory baton. ‘The disply of reworks along the route of procession will be un- Ger the charge of a spectal committee—Dorsey Clagett, James P. Willet and Lawrence Gardner. Allcominunications on the part of organizations relative to the purchase of equipments and sup- piles should be addressed to Lawrence Gardner, secretary, ut demoeratl> headquarters, 10th and, alas will be mounted, ing, hi ond 4 nia avenue. Organizations not enumer- tin this order, and who desire to participat: in the celeb Will report for asskznment to the grand marshal, No. 224 43g street northwest. On eracon and evening of the celebration, head- nd marshal, assistant marshals uished th the parlors of the On the arrival of the various marshals in charge will report at that capt. JounS. Milter and us ppolnied as assistant The assistant marshals will be ted and the route of procession announced tn ater Orti e sist district democratic club has following committee to sotictt funds to sion: James Hughes, ides, Joseph Lee, Whitam Pierce Bell, Daniel ce ae ey, Wie eorge Muller, Augus- Patrick Phlilips, ‘Transfers of Re Deeds tnt hi ‘Sq. 264; $3, ola S. Biankman, iot 12, sq. atherbury to Chari 91,100. fr. pt. 9, Se. Dons, io 7, sub. ss i $1 and Harriet Thomas, DM. Goodacre to eseaee ‘THE GREAT SALE OF OXtENTAL CARPETS AND RCGa, ‘The exhibition of the superd collection now 1a pro- gress al uuction rooms of Thos. Dowling, 11th and Penns; Iventa avenue, has already been ¥ by a great many people. "The sale will begin on Wedne and continue ‘Th ‘and ‘Friday, When parties iaterested Should not fall to be pres: ent. —— SALY OF PROFESSOR HeNkY’s Liprart.—The It- of the kite Professor Henry hus been pur- from his heirs by Mr. Alexander Graham ontatis about 2,000 volumes, at least onc Which treat of electrical ‘science, and ar Marginal notes tn the hand- fessor Henry. One of the terms of w library should be kept imtact. sale was that | You Cas Preserve YOUR EYESIGHT BY PURCHASING YOUR EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES arc VIENNA OPYICIAN COMPANY, ‘MR. OF VIENNA, OPTICAL MANAGER. BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, EYE AND OFERA GLASSES, PATENT EYEGLASSES, set with Brazilian Pebbles, And everything pertaining to the Optical Business. No, 1804 F STREET NORTHWEST. PRICE ONLY. DR. NE 4 ROCERS—NOW 18 YOUR TIME—LAMP CHIM- ‘eye at half price, m: dium or szall,3se.. lange, fancy. Toe. ; medina, 82:lange buruers, Ge, Ty go Sal ll, se" “Foray empty barrels 4, SONNENSTRAML'S, at 2s th atrest northwest “Ae 5c. 1.36 vill pay attired a8 the bishops, and then Rev. Edwd. Mccol- gan, V.G., assistant priest to the archbishop. Next came the” aposiolic delegate with nis deacons of honor, Reva. Geo, W. Devine and A. A. Curtis, on efther’ side. The apostolic delegate, Arch! Gibbons, Wore an amice, alb, cincture, red stole and Ted cope, beautifully 1 in gold and silk. His inter was of white, ornamented with gold, and in his hand was his croster or pastoral staff. In the procession two crosses were borne. Behind each of the prelates was an acolyte, who held the train of thelr gowns, Keeping thé: out of dirt. On the way to the church the chanters sang “Vent Creator Spiritus” and “ Ave Maria Stella.” ‘THE SCRNE IN THE CHURCH. Entering the church the procession moved up the middie atsle, and while neariy all the clergy- men took seats inthe front pews the prelates entered the sanctuary and were in regular Unes on each side of the altar. ‘The apostolic aele- gate took hig yeat on the throne, attended by the deacons of houor. As soon as the clergymen were all in their places the apostolic delegate went up the altar steps and recited a short prayer in Latin. ‘Then Archbishop Kenrick, of St. Louls, began the celebration of pontifical high mass in the presence of the apostolic delegate. king down from the gallery the effect was that of some rich mosaic, Some ‘grand historic picture, glowing with all the ‘Unts of the painter. IMPRESSIVE MUSIC. The music was rendered by two choirs One composed of the official chanters of the counell, as- sisted by forty seminarians from St. Sulpice under the direction of Rev. G. Andre and Rev. W. E. Bartlett. It was stationed ip the sanctuary. ‘The other cholr, under the direction of Rev. Joseph Graf, in thé organ loft, was composed of eighty Yolees, the regular chorus of the two Cecilian chotrs'of the Cathedral and of St. James’ chureh, ‘With a double solo quartet. ‘The music was of thé Cecilian and Palestrina school, in strict harmony ith the rules of the Catholic Heurgy, ‘The grand mass Opus XIL, by Rev. Father Witt, was sung. ‘At the conclision of the mass the ‘pulpit was Drought forward, and Archbishop Ryan, of Phila- Gelphia, delivered the sermon, selecting as his theme, “The church tn her counelis,” based upon the words from Matthew—@8th chapter, 18th, 19th and 20ch verses. ‘THE COUNCIL FORMALLY OFENED. After the sermon the ceremonies proper to the ‘opening session of the council began. An antiphon and psalm were sung by the cholr, after which the apostolic delegate recited a prayer in Latin in front ot the altar. The Litany of the Saints was then chanted under direction of Rev. Wm. E. Bartlett, of Baltimore. After anotner short prayer by the apostolic delegate the Rev. D. E. Lyman read trom he scriptures and the cholr sang “Vent Creator.” ‘The apostolic delegate then, from a seat in front of the altar, read an address in Latin formally open- ing the ‘council Monsignor Corcoran, chief secre- ‘tary of the council, then read the preliminary de- erees regurding the rules to be observed in the council, and called the roll of membership. All the members Of the council then made the profession of faith by advancing in pats Jn front of te altar and kissing an open copy of the scriptures. The secretary then announced that the next session of the council, will begin at 10a. m. to-day In the cathedral. The apostolic, delegate then gave the papal benediction, concluding the services. THE MOGT IMPOSING ECCLESIASTICAL GATHERING EVER ASSEMBLED IN THE NEW WORLD. ‘The council which was thus formally opened was convened by order of the Pope and inctudes all the Dishope, archbishops and mitred abbots of the country, numbering between eighty and ninety. ‘These, With thelr secretaries, theologians, etc., will make the most imposing ecclesiastical gathering that has ever assembled in the new world. In fact, this council ts the largest that has ever been con- vened since the great Council of ‘Trent in the éix- teenth century, with the single exception of the Council of the Vatican, which adjourned in conse- quence of the occupation of Rome by Victor Emm- Manuel on September 20, 1870. 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W., Offers the following immense bargains tor to-mor- Tow only: Fancy hassocks, 9c.; decorated cham- Der sets of a new style, $2.99; dust pan and brush, 16c.; royal glue, 10c. a botUl+; handsome decorated dinner sets, 128 pieces, $10.79, worth $20; tour sieves, $c; fruit. stands, 18c.; zibe washUoatd and bar of soap, 15c.; half’ dozen dinner plates, 32c.; haif dozen decorated cups and saucers, Sic; halt dozen breaktast plates, #c.; 12-Inch meat. dishes, 18c.; slop buckets, 31c.} decorated catmeal bowl, 13c.; flat tron and stand, 23c.; 50c. majolica pitchers Tediiced to 25c.; block tin tea pot, 19¢., worth 30c.; fancy vase lamps, With chandeiler trimmings, 87¢. Great reduction th housefurnishing goous, "1 Johmion‘s Restaurant, 13th and £. Rockaways, Cape May Salts, Hampton Bars, and Nortolks, &c.” These oysters are extra tine, and are shipped direct trom the planter, which euables us to have them fresh and sell them cheap. ‘Tey are very high grade, Our ordinary steamed and stews are better than most houses’ selects. We also have a large variety of meals and hot lunch always ready. Lifetime experience, Ladies’ large saloon attached, 1 Barbour & Hamilto: Wholesale Grocers, Pennsylvania avenue, have Lipps’ Premium Soap for sale “in good demand. Gives satist i 1 $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Mottle. ‘No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. im ‘McGue’s, 9th, near D street. “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ ‘‘Itough on Corns.” 18c. Quick, complete cure. Hard orsoit corns, warts, Duntons. 3 t Shhh’ even, Slorey, a Dy th At popular prices. Franc’s, corner 7th an e only strictly One Price Hat 'and Gent’s Furnishing Store in this city. 1 On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich., wit send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated “Electro-Voitatc ‘Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or ld) who are aMlicted with nervous de- bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, ing: and complete restoration of’ health and manly vigor. Address ag above. N. B.—No risk is incurred, as Uhirty days’ trial isallowed = W,5,m Fur and Sealskin Garments. ©, C Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur ‘Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash wholesile prices this season. ‘This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable ‘urs direct from manufacturer, and save retailer's profits, Fashion Book mailed free. 963m rantee- pare Coa Liver Ou with iyponepnitesot tame or ver Oll With Hypophosphites ot Limi ‘and Soda for coughs, colds, conswinpilon, impatred nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant ‘totake. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug- ists. Lange bottles, Soc | Mamuructured by W. jornton, Corner Ballmore and Hurrison streets, Balumord, Md. mW ‘Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney sutter, churned every morning, ‘and delivered in und “Ward” prints, 45c. per \d. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana sweet , Se. per quart, Cream 15¢. pint Fatt Axp Wister Wrars. Fortunately we bought nostock of Fall and Winter ‘Wraps early inthe season, We say fortunstely, because the continued warm weather has made it iinpossible for ‘ny retailers to sell any quantity of Winter Garments ‘up to this time, consequently the manufacturers have not been able to sell their productions. We have, there~ fore, the advantages in purchasing our stock from over- stocked manufacturers, and are thus enabled to offer our cusotiners extraordinary advantages. ‘This we pro- pose to do to the fullest extent, and firmly believe we re now able to quote the lowest prices on Fall and ‘Winter Wraps of any house in this city. We have bought them cheap, in many cases at our own price, and call your special attention to the following quotations: NEWMARKETS. Double-breasted Cloth Newmarkets, thoroughly well made, plaived back, with ornaments, perfect fitting, Bam nee BEF High Fine Double-breasted Berlin Twill Newmarkets, in black and seal brown, double-plaited and Tourist Back, Astrachan Collar. Finer grades, $15, $18, 820, $22, $25, DOLMANS. Fine Diagonal Cloth Dolmans, fur collar, sleeves trimmed with far, splendid shape, ae cd Finer Grades, $12, $15 and $20. CIRCULARS. Sicilian Silk Circulars, edged with fur, deep fur col- lar, full length, perfect shape, + Wate 11 oo a af UL Been Bigg Oygo0 VISITES. Fine Berlin Twill Visites, uandsomoly fur-trimmed, double-breasted, perfect shape, Fine Brocaded Silk Visites, har, mely trimmed with fur, quilted silk lining, Leautiful Pe, Sseiey Sitk Matalasse Visites. Chenille trimmings, $25. Bro- ended Velvet Visites, Chenille trimmings, $30. Bro- caded Velvet Visites, fur trimmings, 835, SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. ilk Plush Sacquce, thresseal fastenings, quilted satin Mining, beautifully finished, extra quality of plush, $3 27a HS 5 es ‘Last senson’a price for this garment was $33, ‘Fine Silk Plush Sacques, three seal fastenings, quilted satin lining, handsome quality, perfect shape, 3 ag ohn re es, 80,0 ‘Last season’s price for this Garment was $40. ‘Fine Seal Plush Sacques, three scal fastenings, st 8 x Sy t8n,85,0- ‘Last season's price for this Garment was $45. Fine Seal Plush Sacques, four seal fastenings, magnifi- cently finished, perfect shape, good length, ot saan dee: 44 885.8 7 Last season's price for this garment was 860, LARGE STOCK OF JERSEY JACKETS, ENGLISH WALKING COATS, JERSEY NEW- We per ABEETS, ke. 8c, fe particularly invite your attention, (Becond floor; take the elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROp, BOSTON DRY GOODE HOUSE ONE PRICE ONLY. not TLS aa ona an bee <a gait NOVEMBER 10. 1884. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. DRY _ GOODS. WALTER PARIS = M LE BRUN, A NATIVE OF FRANCE. returned, and will resume ber instructions in ‘W AMPORTED J ERSEYS. fas removed his studio to 1411 treet, between 14th | fh Jpneuagy. and devoting octal attention New I ‘ME, Pitta ie prepared to give instruction in Sereet northwest, ean cdi hea = sgaparatuarenle "stave tes apne | QATTECE (SOROTE. Gh, Ee GO cy oi ae WILLIAM MAGRATH HAVING Ri ee Sg a "4 e ee Sater : D ‘Cirew .. OPENED A Lara! Mis Washington She os the TN Sock y presrea | Eee Gis wast High "Rondenos, HAS JUST OPENED A i LINE OF | toresume his clanses tn ‘710 Ben street north oct-2ar" aL ‘Water Color Painting, TMPORTED FLACK JERSEYS, EXTRA FINE QU: at 1411 G street, between 14th and 15th. FAMILY SUPPLIES. BLACK SILK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, AT #8. In ray be made during this week at 701 15¢8 == | IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK ENGLISH WALK- street. corner G. side’ la og ERE COD EX FEE ann = ING JACKETS FROM €6 TO 1 el (QHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITIN Th Eg ¢ KK FE R 7 855s | paris AND BERLIN WKAtS, NEWMARR! wrod, Private lcseopsitdeured. RF CHOMELIN. | HE Yo. 60 RK EO RUB | ELEGANT SILK SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. oft-e of Johns & Easton, Stenographers 472 Louisians | H EER K K ERE ER Sx5> 60 INCHES WIDE BLACK SICILIENNE FOR CIRCU- SS NaS TROP OF BALTIMORE. AND ares. BUCKWHEaT 80 INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES AT @12 MARSHALL, of Washinzton, will open Classes in 15 NOW READY. AND $16. Drawing, Puinting and Embroidery ‘at Gunton Build- ‘ “SPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK BROCADED ing, corner Peamisivania avenne and th st, November SATINS IN SMALL FIGUKES AT $1 WHICH 17, ‘Studio open for inquiries from 12 to 2daily. n6-1m* fom ARE CARE BANGAINS” AND CANNOT BE : 7ACA FOR §. g Mitiinds Panos nae tacher of ae heed Lane i a line SUPERB STOCK OF SILKS, SATIN. DUCHPSSE, uaure, would be pleased to reevive @ few more pupils de — KEADAMES AND PLAIN AND BKOCADED fons peatl an icone 155 Bt ered Berta, COMPLETE AGORTMUNT OF FEENCH BROAD etoeime = pipes Wee GALT £00; SLOUIS ASU UDAESS PAURICS FOR PLAIN FOLLOCK and Noerr teach New Enwland | 0cl0-3m Comer lat and Indiana avenue | g@-WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. invthods. - Classes limited. TSR street, wecond @27- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING door from Massachusetts avenu,. Roki. Soe Tlicring pendently NCH LESSONS, 1014 17TH STREET NORTH. OOD FRB RRR FER pSSy €¥- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- et, between K and L. Mlle, V. PRUD HOM ME'S go F z s ‘Own System and Methods Naturelle haw always. beos 9 ERE EE RECT PRICES successful and interesting | Pi ‘8 good pro- opis acquire nuuclation and a practical nse age in the shortest time possible. New term now. moder. ‘ate, Call at 1 or 4:30 p, m. oc2#-3mn. Wi&SHINSTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY. only school of the kind here. A special invitation to all to see the method. by which you can soon iearn @ Profession. 214 2d street southe ist, n3-Im [ADAME OCTAVIA SEWELI Lessons in VOCAL and INSTHUMENEAL MUSIC, ‘CLASSES IN ITALIAN. ‘Tuscan pronunciation. New ciasees just forming. nl-2w* WWEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGI N’ EOE R, DUMAISE. Poincy ae, me northwest incens Hon. Evan, Hon,and Mra 1M. Josiyy, Gen, and Nes. 3, D. Sturxis, 8 -idiers' Home, vel. 15t" P50 TAUGHT, BY A THOROUGHLY PROFT- CIENT TEACHER, ‘Terms reasonable. 0¢29-1m* 107 F street northwest. y ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND W ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 04M STREET, MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Prixcrpac. The Culture and Development of the Voice and eerie epee oo: eae any seugnt. Especial attention given to the cise of Steering and iver Voce! Dorel The Boys and Girls class will resume on November Bye 45am. in second story parlors of the ¥. a Calisthenics taught by Prof. Hartvig Nissen, au30-3m NARFIELD KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL, 923 19th street northwest. MUS. ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. MSS PASSMORE HAVING RETURNED To THE city is prepared to welcotue back her old pupils in gil and water color painting; also, 8 few new oncs, at 18-0 K street northwest. ocd4-1m* WW iE; PARSONS, M9. (LATE OF SPENCERIAN ‘Biisinoss College), Private Tnstructor In Book Keeping, Feninanstib, oglsh, and all Mathematics ay Seasons, 9 a.m. m., 87 per month. init home, desired, S18'D street nortiwestt & MES 3 ti, BSGEES SCHOOL, 1110 1 STREET northwest, will cn September 17th. Daily lessons in Freveh—""Berlitz method." Object drawing ab especialty. au2?-smn ROF. J. F. GERMUILLER, TEACHER OF VocaL ‘and Instrume:ital Music aud Harmony. Special at- tention given to beginners as well as to pupils farther advanced. 741 7th street northwest, sem" RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, cornet Fa, ave, and IaH 8. opp. & Treastrgs & Select School for Boys and Youtwe Men. “Number lilt i, “Only scholars Of good ‘moral. character. moeived Fant term of 1eed bee ns September Sih, Day and evens ing sessions. “Careful and thorough instrng ion 19 tho Conmou Enighsh Branches, ‘BookKeepiug, Short-tian Hiner" Arithineda, "Algebra, “Geoutcty, Latin and aui5-3m N MACAFEE, A. ML, Principal. MME REPRINCE, FROM PATS, WILL BEGIN French conversational lessons at her owa and pupils’ residences, Cull after 4 p.m. 511 12th. street northwest. Terms moderate, nl-im® UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY, 1200 0 street northwest, Highest references, ocl-3m ‘Miss BALCH, Principal, FISN ES BUSINESS Scttoor, siz 7TH STREET — Bookkeeping without text books in leas than halt ie usu ting Tsiness,coure in bookkcepine, pene manship, crithmette, spelling and correspondence, Monthly: $15 for three months, in udvance. Howe's rayid rst penmanship alone, $3 Open all the Year, day aid leit Puplia taught eeparutely. not i Glasses. Blank bvoks, 81.95 to $1.60. Private lessons, Begin at any time, ool RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY. “Toadults, confidential, “Prepares. for College, AU: apclie Wort Polut all examioat ous, Matuematical, Clasical Business "2 = 8. fathemat 35 ‘S.-W. FLYNN, A. ML Evening classes, $3 and $5 mouth. c2d ON INSTITUTE, 914 14TH s7.. BET. LAND K | | i 1 Select Classical and Mathematical Schoo! for Boys, | begins its 98d year September 1Otti—the second Wednen: day of the month. Brepares for business, for Harva Yale, ‘Princeton and other. eoliere, for the scenes seodts and forte U.S. Miliary and Raval Acad lemies. For particulars address CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, 914 14th street. Circulars can be obtained af the book- Mores suis ae N ‘188 ELLEN VOCKEY, i stuiett of thes Ecipele Conservatory. tnstracte in Music, German and Elocution. 1122 19th street orihwest pe Ce EVENING BUSINESS COLLEGE, 493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. ‘Thorough instruction in Penminship, Mathematics and Double Entry Book-keeping, ‘Students prepared tor CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, ‘Terms Reasonable, ocll-Sw* ZL, TWITCHELL, Principal. (({OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR Boys, Ete 8 ype of ae Teo seat departments ra ets oe LISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Get. Ist, 1°84, to June Ist, 1885, Prof. and Mra, Col- Here, Prinet Lucien EC, Colliere, a. M., Director, 4s street nortinwea selo-éun ME AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC'S EDUCATIONAL, Home for young ladies aud little ints, 1754 NE BL nw. Scholast Iasons in English, PENCERIAN DUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER ‘th and D sirects northwest, ‘Fst: blished. 1s¢4 Oct Caples beautiful commodious i ors anid clase, Tooms im Liteoly Hail Building. his institution, th Tesult of twenty” yeurs’ growth, is complete in its Eehuenienea for, tsiuiy eons ind datidters, meh ad women, for real. life, self-auppert, usefulness and hon- Grable indeyendence. Full corps of able, experienced, Dractical teachers. -iteulur day, und evening scious Fenuined Monday, Septeniber dat at 9mm, and 6p. a Scholarship for one sear {rom date of entrance Gcood for day’ or evening sesklous), 860: per quarter, day #20 #i6;" yer ‘month, day. Biz mieht, 6. Collere iis’ ojen’ for arranseinents. Monday, Anutust 95, and theealtie: Students are reaivtered, "equiped. and disiumcdl eats in the orfer in which they complete at= FingementsHapdaome, dilustrated. clretar, with full Iosauatlon snd interesting readin muster malled 1 Sy address, Or given upon sptlication to HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal SARA A. SPENCER Vice Princi ‘sulla LARTER TOS coreg 100 ut strevt northwest; Washington.D. C., xs ity tenth year, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29th, MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. ENGLISH COURSE—Complete, thorough and practi- cal ‘CLASSICAL COURSE—Prepares for the senior year of the semingry or entrance into Smith, Vassar ond ‘llesley col FLENCH AND GERMAN—Under the supervision of the Berlitz school of laniiages, FLOCUTION—In charze of Mri M. Stevens Hart, Principal of the Washington School of Elocution. YVOUAL MUSIC—Directress, ‘Auntie Kaspar. PIANO_Director. Professor Anton Gl x ART. DRAWING, PAINTING AND DECORATIVE ART—Under supervision of competent teachera, sel-3m N[HE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES. lérg ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D.0, 75 FRANKLIN ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 283 WESTMINSTER ST. /-ROVIDENCE, RL 354 TREMONT ST.. BOSTON, MASS, GARFIELD BUILDING, BROOKLYN, ¥.¥. Best instruction to adults or children, Private les ‘Telieues. “Most “enay and metho. Tuition very reasonable, “Leachers sent to Student's NEW TERMS BEGIN NOW. u30 ‘Appiy to PROF. N. OLY. LESSONS—“COMMENT ON PARLE A ia Prof HE Larroque, private French teacher, ie 7 Paris. References, Tultister, 1227 Peunsylvanls avenue. “sebum JVpiss AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON. y ‘Teacher of Voeal and instrumental Muto sndhar- uaz abetted Soe nortwees, Deas THE BOWS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH J, W. HUNT, Principal, fiat Rooms of De Gunderlands Churcre ae anect™ te ah, | Tis rad high fear opens 2th September, Private Freucltand Mathesnuties gel-Sue rete thorough, luates have take funk in Derturou end Harverd, Lehigh and Michigan_universities, as also ernment schools at \\est Point and Annapolis, Audie 8 0. Li Box 888: for an imertiow: suitor Steno abd L Hct Wachhaton foe Young bation vic and L, ercoty Wash tittle the exercises of 4 Little Girls. —'T' the Acac will be resummed ‘September sth. 1686 A Timed umber. of Peg nord heeeptyps Ranma: Prt be received. Les- fen in tavate of iu clases wil bu vento aden i, tho dni fancy work ce Wiss Many K SCHREINER TEACHER ©) Elocut Anal; focal Culture and M ‘wid General | GILT-EDGE, KELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we |G 3 a 00S Een EE Een Sss8> THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, # without adoubt the most Beaurironand the most Norarniovs Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect Mi!1, con- taining as it does all the most improved Machincty in- ‘ented up to the ;1resent time, but they prodice a Flour Uxsvnpassap by auy mill in the world, To prove that, we would simply state that a Iarce quantity of (his maxnificent Flour ' shipped annually to Europe a eaten at the principal Courte of the old worlt, We GUanaNree: that it is mado from selected lined wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. I? is an ackuowlelgsd fact, that in this Flour a perfo:t separation of the glati- nous particles of the wheat berry and a thorough elizui- nation of all weak and starchy matter has at last boom reached. and is consequently more Ncrnir1ovs, 5: ing more brvad to the barrel than any other Flour. The dest trade admits that from its bread-mak ug qualities itis the cheapest, as well as tio best, for either family or baker's use, and unsurpassed by any Flour male. Every suck and every barrel is warrauted to give entity satisfaction, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade, It isunexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most exacting house- Keeper and satisfy the most fastidious epicuna GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. Asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cete- brated Hungarian process. It is a very cheap and beau- tiful Patent, within the reach of all classea, and we guarantee will give matisfaction to every one who will try it, GOLDEN HILL. The old reliable stand-by and the Standard family Flour of theDistrict. Itisequal in quality toagreat many high priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be bousht for considerable less money. We defy competitors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them once will never use anything élse, For sale by all grocera Wholesale Depot, corner ist street and Indians avenue, selS. WM. M. GALT & CO. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Usvsvar Axp Rue Banoarxs IN FINE SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. An elegant STEINWAY SQUARE GRAN! PIANO, in. pertect order, as new, 1800, for #325: part time to good party. One handsome full 7-octave nearly new SQUARE GRAND, fully euaranteed, foronly $175cash; including stool and cover. An elegant and richly finished full 7-octave SQUARE GRAND, been used but 8 months, for cap ga Part cash; balance $10 per month; Stoal ver, and guaranteed for 8 years, gree lege. ich fone; a splendid bangs, foroniy 818 oa rich tone: a splen or ‘$25 cash, and $10 per inouth. An elegant 7-octave SQUARE PIANO, beauti ul rose- syoou cater carved Toms: very" Be tous, Yor'ouig G18; BO ber month Several UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. in full and cabinet style, at banzains; Tew; on easy Payments. Apply at onceat 0030 PIANO EXCHANGE, 4229th atreet.” ALLET, DAVIS & COS GREAT SPECIALTY— ‘THEIR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, In new and elegaut styles, now ready, at Prices, “HL. SUMNER, 611 9th street nw. ENSINE “DECKER” PIANOS: ARE MADE BY DECKER BKOS.. N, Brac GH. KUHN, Sole Avent, 407 10th street n. w. Also for Burdett ongans, oc, HE ERANICH & BACH AND STIEFF PIANOS receive the Highest Praise from all who _kuow them, and Gally’s Automatic” Musical’ In-geo==: struments artistically play their owin music, atG. L WILD & BKO.'S Music Warerooms, 709 7th street northwest, Pianos for rent for the season. Special attention to tuning and repairing. weld ocd. Swoxer T, Nuvo 453 Tth Street Northwest. PIANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING MAKES, eaay'trontiny: instalments’ Banos and Or FLEW fais Tented: rent applied it purchased, Alarge and elegant stock to select from. lithe popular Musical Publications of ths ts ‘The finest selection of S-cent Musicin thecity. se EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS: of various makes for sale und rent at re- ‘duced prices, Win. © Co.'s world | owned ‘Toning and as | Hithstrect, above Pu aves a) Srece& Co. Euznsox, & Baus& Co PIANOS WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired. Buu stock ul ov, Alusic, HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F STRE! myM1_ Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Oo FINANCIAL, Bawxens, 1437 Pennaylvania Avenue (Opposite U. 8, Treasury.) Derosrrs. Excaaxae. Discousra ‘United States and District of Columbia Bonds bought snd sold in large and small lots ‘Buy end eell on commission all classes of securities, is lanued on all points iu Europe af lowest rates, Biocon ches Cc aan Patvate Sroce Tixzonara Wines WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PIILADELPHIA, NEW YORE, nuSTON, £2 PRINCE & WHITELY, Stor Baoxens EPR Trtiun} New tore James Whitely, Senry H. Dodge, H. Cruer Oakley, Harry G Load, Washington, DO. ‘Mayuard G Byres William B, Travers, Special Partner, SELL oN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES 2 ‘OF MAILWAY SECURITIES Branch Office~539 18th strest (Corcoran Bailliaz) 2.B, DODGE, Hesident Partnen, HELDONS DANCING ACADEMIES, 1000 a Wesbinaton sae aayiveuia Eulats, orterine for renting elther' bulk to i004 F strest chest ‘au25-8m" Crotationsat | Ftocks and Ronda an’ information =» [Dino Lessone wine TecemTgue ann mam | ervorte Meshews ested Tork Stock Eachense © 4 ew ‘mony, Lepeto method, a #29 bth street northwest | An engera csecuted snd reported prompuy. | ba rw [OD FOR PIANO AND at Prof DAWOLOWSKI Musical Inatitate, wile | Cuz Rouprent, "ou Bepternbor 1884 (4th year). shortest and f ‘elon guicely the very Btet altar fo abe ee ete Kos AND 405 7e¢ STREET NORTAWESE. WHITHEY CHILDRENS CAERIAGE COMPANY jetuasienreh Gh oon ee 2iog emcees sree SEATON PERRY, Peaey Boruprea, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9h sireet, Established 1810, 28 Gear Revecrios. We are selling all kinds of Dry Goods st « reat ro. duction, to make room for a contemplated change | January It. g Blankets, Comforts, Sheeting. Dress Goowls at much under regular prices. Also, just received 200 yards Jersey Cloths, in black, blue, green and brows, $8, for- mer price $4.50, Our entire stock at greatly reduced 1088, = GEO. 5. JOHNSON, 08 ‘723 Market Space, Ovesise: Ovexixc: WE SHALL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5ra, In the Just compicted Annex to cur already large e#- tablishment, wivine us oue of the finest business build. ings in the United states. ‘Weare proud to xay we have never attempted to dis- play such alarge, rich and well-selected assortment of foods before, and hope to meet the approbation of all in ‘our immense unde-taking. ALL ARE DNVITED. ‘We have added several New Departments, of which the most conspicuous will be our stock of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, which we have marked at prices lower than any other house in the United States ‘This department does not consist of a lot of publish- ere’ dead stock, but new. .ive aud desirable works of Fiction, Postry, ‘Tiavels, History, ete.,such asevery- ody wants to read and keep. ‘Look throuch our assortment, snd you will find the ‘very work you waut at a price you never dreamed you could secure it for, RED LINE POETS, half Buseia or cloth binding, 60¢.; trade price, $1.25, LONGFELLOW'S AND WHITTIER'S POEMS, ONLY ‘SO cents: cheapest in the country. McCAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, in three vol- ‘umes, 81; trade price, $225. E. P. Roe’s new novel, A YOUNG GIRL'S WOOING, Bo, ; trace price, 81.50, All of E. P. Roe's Works, 880, DICKENS' COMPLETE WORKS, bandsomest eilition and largest type ever published, 15 volumes, $6.63; trade price, $22.50. ‘The atove are only a few specimens of our prices, All are marked in the same proportion. Complete line of CRANE’S STATIONERY. We will give you an ENGRAVED PLATE snd FIFTY CAKDS for 86 cents. ‘We have also added a complete assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY, &o. Colgate & Co.'s entire assortment in stock at popular Prices, OUR CLOAK PARLOR, « 88x10 fect, is now the largest in the country, being being ent.rely devoted to the sale of LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS. ‘We carry the largest stock of SEALSKIN SACQUES AND DOLMANS 4m this city, and guarantee them pure London dye. RUSSIA HAIR MUFFS, with heavy satin lining, $1.15, worth $2.50. ALL ARE INVITED. LANSBURGH & BRO, 2s 420, 422. 404 and 296 SEVENTH STREET. Kiyevs Parace. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAKS AND MILLINERY NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. READ KING'S PALACE PRICES. it DOLMAN! NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN CHHOULARD at 88 86" 87 ha BS All styles of JACKETS at 94, #450, @5, 85.50and 96, 150 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at $9, $10 and $12 SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value, Misses’ and Children's HAVELOCKS and NEW- MANRETS a snot mngslncent ne at $2, 83. 84, 85 2.503 Yooland Frooch FELT HATS st Ste. %6c. $1 ‘ BATS st 26c., ote aes age TAILED BIR) WIN RIBBONS, VEL- VETS IEES, BALIN VELVETEERS. hese Gana Ladies’ UNDERWFAR, CORSETS and KID GLOVES Donot buy until you have examined our stock and ‘Our prices. if you wish to save your money. KING'S PALACE, at SEVENTH STREET. For Tiaror- Mave Cosrowes. 84 INCH TRICOT CLOTH, IN NINE SHADES EXTRA VALUE, FOR $125; WORTH $175 PER YARD. StINCH LADIES' CLOTH, BEST GOODS, $1; RE- DUCED FROM $1.25 PER YARD. &4 INCH LADISS' CLOTH, ic: FORMER PRICE s 451NCH LADIES’ CLOTH, 750; REDUCED a. ‘ 45 INCH BISON CLOTHS,IN ALL THE DESIB- ABE SHADES. PLAIN SHOODAH, SATINE AND CASHMERES, 15 ALL THE NEW SHADES, 60c., Tc, 873¢c, $1 AND 91.25 PER YaRD. 8. L: HEMPSTONE, on 803 Market Spaco—Pa Ave. QUITS RETALED AT WHOLESALE PRICES ‘Pov, als Sa S00 linen, rottonced and only Teens ‘Fine Uniinished Shirta only GOs, Finest Percale Shirts ‘Fingst, Laundrieg Drews Shirt, in solid bosoms ready Six freee Drews Shirts mafe to order (@olid bosoms) for 2023 1002 F stroct. DRY GOODS. GERITS eee tice THE PALAIS ROYAL GENTS FURNISHING | DEPARTMENT OFFERS FROM NOVEMBER TENTH TO NOVEMBER SEVEN. YEENTH THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES. CAMELS HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for @1.35 — SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR for 81.25. ENGLISH CASHMERE WOOL HALF HORE for 3. CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, (tailor made) for 68a, HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for 0c. WOOL FLEECED MERINO UNDERWEAR for 1. \TED REAL CHINA SILK BANDKER- ‘BEST SILK UMBRELLAS (Paregon frames) for 225. SILK AND SATIN PUFF SCARPS, (English styles), | te. KID GLOVES, Embroidered backs, perfect fitting, 1a, A DDD TERE 6SS. | Du AAD FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS, all colors, #80. WARRANTED GERMAN KNIT SKIRTS, fancy, @L15 RUSSIA HARE MUFFS, eatin lined, 790, MERINO VESTS, Invisible Seams, all «lees, 86e. MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS, improved abape,t4a. WOOL FLEECED MERINO UNDERWEAR, all «izes, 680. SCARLET OR WHITE MEDICATED WOOL UNDER- WEAR, 98¢, AMERICAN HOSIERY Company's and Cartwright ‘and Warner's, WARM UNDERWEAR, at specially reduced prices. WALKING COATS, in Cashmere, Merinoand Flannel, e298 ‘WORSTED CAPS AND FOODS, tn all colore, 2c. SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR tc, ae Sss* T S38 o oo ‘000 a H H H a WINTER MERINO UNDERWEAR, all sizea, from 280, HEAVY RIBBED ENGLISH HOSE, allcolors, 90. JERSEY CAPS, in all the new colors, 250, ant) ns 2011.19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, E. G. Davis, m9 MARKET SPacs OURSTOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS 19 NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART+ MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND DESIKABLE GOODS, WE INVITE AN IN- SPECTION OF OUB STOCK AND COMPAKISON OF PRICES, WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS, WRICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED 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 TO QUOTE PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. SEE AND BE CONVINCED, BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT IN KEAK ROOM. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, E.G. Davis, oclt 9 MARKET SPACE. We have Just o line of ‘WILTON: ER. MOQUETTS, VELVETS, oD Bh LACLAPISTIY AND. is. RAPERY and FURNITURE 1: Y BEUSSE GAL Also, a full line of Di ae Rn inspection of our stock ie solicited, 159% F atrent. e233, Joux Mriuren, WOOD AND Coan. ‘Main Office, Dspot and Steam Fire Kindling Wood Mili 4 and Virginia avenue southwest. Branch Offices and Yards: 1020 74th northwest and 143 B southeast. ‘Telephone No. 281-2. G FICE AND YARD. Seer Gera tana tae Seat 4 cord: Oak, @5; Hickory, 87. Sewed i 86 pro cord; Osk, @7, Hickory, @8 75. Coa Axo Woon. ‘We have just elas wt of Eee AS Seca mie snvined 3 STEPHENSON & BRO, ‘Tthst. wharf and 19th st. and Pa eve i fl as Soak Le Ae Saree oes Beerinee