Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1884, Page 4

~T THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.g TUB = Ft ee Poy SDAY, NOVEMBER: 11 ess 0 SSS LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFWICE OF THE CHIEF SIONAL OFFICER, ‘Wasuixotox, D. C., November 11, 1884, 9:37’ am. For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair weather, nearly stationary temperature In north- em slight rise tu temperature In southero ight variable winds generally from south- ‘West to northwest. For Weduesday generally fair weather ts indt- cated for the districts east of the Mississippi river With no decided change In temperature. ‘New AnRrvat of Franc’s celebrated $2 Derbys. ‘Cheap at $2.50. Corner 7th and D stevets. ‘The only strictly one price hat and gents’ furnishing store An this city. Euagant 4-Button Paris Kids now offered at $1 cash, Brodead & Co., 907 F street northwest, Frssetr's Ick Cream and Charlotte Russa 1477 New York avenue. Staego giass substitute ayency, 411 7th street. 1 Have a five-year-old pure rye whisky for ta ; #3 for quart bottle: 50 cents a pint Jas Farp, sis F street northwest. ‘Tue fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., euntinue to be $3 per doz,with a 13th painted free: ‘Your eyesight titted, $1; Hempler’s old stand. CITY ‘AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street, lamps with be li M., and extinguished at D kta mecting of the Washington Cance Club last night Messrs. Wynkoop. Brentano, Dodge, Cady, ‘Morgan, Lake and Cowles, were appointed a com” mittee fo arrange for an entertainment to be given during the winter for the benefit of the club. ‘The Union Veteran Corps, Old Guanl, at a meet ing last night elected Butler Fitch, frst Meutenant tnt Commbcary, vice d. 1 Jock resigned. Frank ‘Moers was elected a member of the board of direc tors and F. D. Pistorio an honorary member. ‘The will of the late Geo. A. H. Blake, colonel and Drevet brigadier general U.S army, which was Ml for probate yesterday beqjueaths to his brother, ‘Thomas West Blake, the sumn of $1,000, and the rest Of his estate to bis wife, Marg aret A. Blake. In the Police Court, Judge Sneli, to-ddy, John Shaw, disorderly in the Dime Museum, was flhed $5 or 15 days. ‘The pump at the corner of 12th and Massachu- setts avenue Is out of repatr. ‘Major George 8. Armes 1S getting up a mounted ation to take part tn the demoeratte parade ‘Thursday evento. The horsemen will form at the Arlington hotel at 6 p.m. ‘Thursday, Arrange ments wiil be made to cet horses and regalla for those who cannot provide for themselves. ‘The Democratic Demonstration. FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THR PROCES- SION TEURSDAY NIGHT—ACTION TAKEN BY THE ‘VARIOUS CLUBS. Mr. William Dickson, the chfef marshal of the democratic procession to take place Thursday night has issued “order No. 2,” as follows: “The Merehants’ Cleveland Club, composed of representative business men of the District of Columbia, the Cleveland! » of the seventh dis- trict and the Virginia a ation are assigned to position in the line of pr cession on Thursday evening, November 13, iSSi, In the order named 12 the frst divisio “The route of the pr Starting from the eas Dullding, along the northern carriageway to Penn- Sylvania avenue. westward on Pennsylvania ave. Rue to 15th street, northward OD 15th street to F street, eastward On F street to 13th street, north- ‘Ward ‘on 13th street to H street, westward on H street to 17th street, southward bn 17th street to Pennsylvania avenue, westward on Pennsylvania avenue to Washington Circle, proceeding along the north skle of the Circle ‘to New Hampshire avenue, ortheasterly on New Hampshire avenue To 2ist Street, northward on 21st street to Massa- chusetts avenue, sputheastwardiy on Massachu- setts avenue to the P-street Circle, around the orth and eastern sides of P-street Cire : necticut avenue, soutueasterly on Connecticut nue to Ktreei, eastwardiy on K street to7th Street, southward on 7th street to Lousiana avenue, eastward on Louisiana avenue to City hall and there dismiss. ‘The route has been arranged so that In passtug the Conzressional democratic com- Iiitee headquarters, 1317, F street northwest; the residence ofthe Hon. W. W. Corcoran, corner of 37th and H streets northwest, ‘Thomas J. Luttrell, es4., mittee, No. 20% Massachiisetts avenue northwest, The entire column Will pass in review, with marching ealute. ‘Citizens and Storekeepers located along the route of the procession are requested to illuminate ‘heir stores and dwellings. It is requested that the officers of the various clubs participating ip the procession appear at the head of their respect- ston will be as follows: 1 front of the Capitol ive tions in opencarriages. The following ‘assistant marshals are des! to assist tb the formation of the various divisions, as fol- lows: James E. Waugh. first division; C. i. Me- Blair, second; Charles F. Shelton, thind; Thomas >. Cogan, four.a: Major H. L. Biscoe, fifth. “Upon the fartival of the divisions named at the points deslg- hated for formation of the column the special as- sistant marshals will report at headquarters. They ‘will be mounted. wear dark clothing, high silk hats and a blue slik sash. ‘The following gentlemen are designated as mar- shal’s aids: Frank Hume, Richard H. Spindie, me McCarty, Capt. J. T. Dyer, Levi Wood- William I. Tune, Thomas F. Miller, Clement W. Howard, chas. C. Duncanson, Henry Wise Gar- nett, John 'D. Clark, ¢. W. Johnson, Charies A. Walter, Capt. H. B. ‘Littlepage, Robert E. Doyie, M. G. McCormick, Captain Frank Hollingshe: Llewellyn Washington, John J. Dickson, Robe Callahan, Benj. B. Whitney, Samuel E. Wheatley, Frank P. Morgun, W. D.’Peachy, James Talty, Wm. A. O'Mearn, 4. De Grummond, Washington Nallor, H.C, McCauley, Geo. W. Bauer, Jon F. Hickey, Patrick Maher, E. K. Lynch, Julius Toison, ‘Gilliland, Frank H. Finley,’ George Milton Sones and Jon Harris. ‘The aids wili be mounted, wear dark clothing, high six hats and white silk sashes Ata meeting of the Jefferson Democratic asso- ¢fation last evening, J. Emmner, jr.. in the chatr, the following were elected to ill Vacancies on the board of oMicers: Vice president, €. W. Darr; Mnanetal secretary, G A; Davidson: corre sponding secretary, W. J. Butler. association ‘ook the steps to participate in the demonstration on Thursday evening. Ata meet- ing of the Fifth and Sixth Districts Cleveland and Hendricks club last evening, J. D. Entwisle presid- Ing and J. H. O'Brien secretary, Sylvester Burns ‘was lected marshal for the demonstration Thurs- day night. Thomas Cook, J. D. Entwisle, J. H. Brown, RA. Waters, E. P- Pumphres. T. F. Cogan and J. G. Davis were’ appointed a finanee commit tee to raise funds to defray the expenses, and other committees were appotnted to complete the other heces-ary arrangements. Ata meeting of the Co- Tumbla club lastnight arrangements were made for the supply of torches to those elubs not already suppited. It ts expected ther: will be about 5,000 | OF 6,000 persons in line. The South Washington Cleveland and Hendricss club will arrange for the ton of the mounted men coming to attend ‘the Thursday night parade. eee na Amusements This Week. ATIONAL THEATER.—To the creat disappoint- Ment of many lovers of musie there was o per- formance at the National last night, owing to the fact that the mu didnot reach the city In time for a retearsal with the orchestra. To- might “Ald will be rendered, and during the week te performances will be given in the | Same order as hitherto announced, wigh the ex- ception of NGuarny, the program confluding on Saturday evening instead of with the matinee, as | at first Intended. Satuntay night the opera of “Le Barblere” will be given. Foup's Orgs Hotst.—The « Hoop of Gold” was given by a stroug company last night to a good | Bowe at Ford's “The play ts largely spectacuret | aud sensational, and the scenic effects are fue. | The drama ts full of thrilling situations, which drew nt applause from the audience. Miss eorgia Tyler abd Messrs. Geo. Morton, Richard Wrench, Marcus Moriarty, D. i. Young ana Walter Lennox were very good in’ their respective roles, Tweaten CoMigce—A first rate olio was ren- dered at the Theater Comique last night, and the formance concluded with “ Fun on the Bristol,” Which Mr. James Keilly was supported tn fine ghape by Eugene Maas A good house was present, ‘the fun Was uproarious. Dime Meseca.—Every seat tm the Museum last night was taken, the attraction being the play of the “Two Orphans,” in which Miss Arne Walker | appears as the bitnd girl. | Her success in Baltimore | undoubtedly be continued here, as she ts well | supported, and the drama appeais fo the popular | Soxs oF Ziox Iv 4 Waxote.—An old framed ‘on the corner of ISth and Cedar streets northwest is occupied by the Judah lodge, No. 1, Of the Mount Zion grand council, No. 1, ‘of thé Sons of Zion and Daughters of Salem At about Yen o'clock last night an uproarious racket was heard proceeding from the structure, and two Policemen entering found the right worthy superior | adviser of the lodge, Sith Johnson, wrangling With the worthy treasurer of the lodge, Essex Banks, over the holy charter. The two officials Were selzed by the policemen and incarcerated un- Ul this morning, when they were cla tn the Police Court with disorderiy conduct. Each testl- fed that he was eniitied to the ci of the sacred document and Judge Snell decided that it ‘Was @ matter to be settled by the lodge, and dis- missed the case. ——. Lost His Live sy DisoseyinG Ivereectiosa.— An inquest Was held at the seventh precinct sta- Uon at ten o'clock this morning over the of James Davis, the colored man who was killed by ‘the caving in of a bank at the corner of North Capitol and M streets yesterday afternoon. After Taking the testimony the jury returned a verdict of accidental death, and say that if Davis had obeyed Instructions the accident would not have AGaINeT THE DisTuicT ON TRIAL.—The case ‘Cannon the District was placed on the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon, and to-day. This is an action to recover Ei i ———— Congreaatiox aL Cavxcn ELrcriox.—The mem- bers of Plymouth Congregational church and so- have completed their elections with the fol- Tesult: ‘Soclety—President, Jas. vice Jno. W. Bailey; clerk, EL. Thomas, vice W. G. Fearing; treasurer, A’ Summons, vice ‘A. Simsnons; trustees for three years, Wm. Gwynn. vice Win. Gwynn; Win. H. Thomas, vice Win. {rustees holding over. Nathan Joues, Grundy, "5S: Juo. Her ‘Simmons, "Jas Mc "ee Arthur 86. Clerk— ‘m, L. EL treasurer, Fred. M: Vice E. L. Thomas: vice N: ‘M. Cole; deacons for three of the Opening Night—A Brilliant Throng Present at the First Performance—A_ Deaicatory Poem Rend and a Brief Address by the ‘The circumstances attending the opening last evening of the new opera house, erected by the Washington Light Infantry Corps, Were most grat- ifying to the friends of the corps and satisfactory to the public. ‘The seating capacity of the house, which Is about two thousand, was fully tested to accommodate the throngs that graced this initial Performance. For some time after the hour ap- pointed for the performance to begin, car- Tages continued to rollup and discharge their loads. The evening costumes of the ladies, brought out in the strong glare of the electric lights about the entrance, gave rise to many admiring com- ments by an interested crowd of spectators that lined the payement and the opposite side of the Street. The only evidence that the building had Just emerged from the hands of the workmen was ¥isinle in the lobbies and stairs, which still need Hnishing touches. ‘This, however, only served to bring out with stronger effect the richness and ele- ance of the interior. ‘The general verdict was one Of satisfaction both with the arrangement of the intertor and the excellent taste shown in the orna- mentation. THE AUDIENCE was worthy of the rich surroundings. While eve- ning tollets were very general, many elegant street costumes were noticeable among the ladies, the occasion belng generally recognized as one of more than usual iaoiwent, both in social and dramatic elreles ‘The new chairs were found to be very comfort- able, and this was @ circumstance which, 1m the general interest of the evening, did not pass with- out comment. Tn the lower boxes on the left of the stage were the members of the bullding com- mitwee of the W. L. I, corps—Capt. J. T. Dyer, chatr- pt. John 8. Miller, Lieut. E. H. Nuemeyer, ville and Geo. F. Timms; the archi: tects, Messrs. W. Bruce Gray and H. L. Page: the McCarty, and Mr. W. 8. Roose ‘hill. In the upper box were justice Miller, with the commanding officer, Moore, of the’ Light Infantry, and members of his siaff—Messrs. A. W. Keliey, EG. Wheeler, Dr. H. E. Leach and Dr. 'T. E. MeArdie. In the upper Dox on the opposite side were Capt. Harrison Ding- Man, Miss Minnie Ewan and Miss Eile Rodler and others. The members of the corps, in their full dress uniform, were scattered about in the au- dience, and helped to add to the wealth and glow of color which marked the scene. Of the current. of warm praise be- Slowed upon everything and everybody the drop. curtain received a very large share. Jt was in. t form of a rich dive pitish, hanging in graceful folds from the top of the proscenium arch, for Nifty feet, then a rich border of woven Persian stuff, com: pleted with a fringe stx feet long. ‘THR PRELIMINARY EXERCISES. This curtain was parted in the middle shortly after 8 o'clock, and Mr. E. B. Hay stepped to the foot lights. He was greeted with a round of ap- He then recited very effectively a poetical iral address, which was written for Manager ch by Mr. John V. Hood, of Baltimore. Upon the concrusion of the adiress, the curtain was runs up, disclosing upon the stage the members the Emma Abbott opera company. The orchestra began to play “The Star Spangied Banner,” an American flag was lowered over the stage. and Miss Abbott, dressed as the Queen of Babylon, ap- Deared and "bowed her ackhowledgments to’ the Tepeated rounds of applause which greeted her. ‘Then she rendered the national hymn, the company Joining in the chorus. “After these ‘preitminaries Alexandria Affairs. Maperted fe Ths ymemve Bran Noveussn Ixetrrvre—The Teachers’ Monthly institute last was by one of the largest Sudlteries whicn Inns over petiare at its a le erg ‘traced the evolution of the hand trom ieatafamenae by charts, ‘@ manner clear and conetse, and closed with an It notice of its achievements. The thanks of ‘audience was ‘BRATION.—Several meetings were held last night to carry on the work for the democratic bar- Decue and procession to-morrow afternoon. An ox will be barbecued at the base ball grounds, and an for all comers. The firemen ot parade, a8 was proposed, ‘bat there will Be civic in the afternoon, at night closing: meeting. DROWNED.—A white boy named Geo. residing near Portners’ brewery, was drowned in the Alexandria canal, near Georgetown, on Sun- day last, by falling from a canal boat. ‘His body ‘Was recovered yesterday. Frg.—A bout 11:30 last night the fire bell struck an alarm for the second ward, a fire having been dis- covered in a load of rallway ties at the Washington and Ohio gepot. The flames were soon extin- guished. er, who robbed John Trus- open-air feast and the military will ‘Nora —George Jer near the Alexandria canal, was arrested yester- day by County Constable Albert Lyons and gent to Jail.—The Kendall Green nine won, on Saturday, the last. game of the season, in a contest with the High Sopiol sina sew_ scolee Nave bien. put at Cats’ cattle yard (Drovers’ Rest), in West End. ——The tion court has ied over until ‘Thursday next.—Mr. R. J gerfield lost a valuable horse ‘by drowning on Sat night last.—Judge Meade has granted Rev. LL. Town- ‘send a license to celebrate marriages in this city. é ee BcPrer StRKrIvo CaR, WASHINGTON TO JACK- SONVILLE ON Fast Matt, via. P. R. R—The pas- senger department of the Pennsylvania railroad company announces that on and after this date a Pullman buffet sleeping car will be run between Wi and Jacksonville, on the fast. mail Jeavi fashington 11:01 8. m., Richmond 2:39 p. mane arriving in Jacksonville at 12:00 noon the following day. ‘The returning car leaves Jackson- Ville at 2:30 p.m., Richmond 6:32 .p. m., arriving in Washington 11:00 p. m. REO YT A LE fiat 9 9 yy 24 RO Bae t, £00” ¥ 24% SBB A ES UAE 0% Be dk Ra TARE G°% Bop hia kk HON KN & o9 Bos “4S ET NAN “UP rrr www pop mi Be o> Wwww BD ER ERR, Pre 8 8 Wwww BD ke kee P 00 ww D D&E RR. er oo wow bpp KEE RK Re This Powder never varies,» marvel_of purity. strength and wholesomenest. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in cans, Borat Baxixa the orchestra began the overture to the opera of ‘Semiramide,” and during this interval President Arthur entered, accompanted by Mr. John Davis, Mrs. Davis, and Miss Frelinghuysen. They were ushered to the lower box on the right of the stage. Senator Don Cameron and Mrs. Cameron were al- nd later in the evening Mr. Phil- secretary, joined the party. The performance of the opera was then begun, and went along with great smoothness considering’ that the ‘Stage fittings had so recently been put in. THE MANAGER AND THE ARCHITECT CALLED OUT. When the curtain fell on the second act there were loud calls for Mr. Albaugh, and that gentle- man appeared before the curtain. In response to the warm reception he made a brief speech, thanking the audience for their attendance and expressing the hope that he would be as success ful in the management as the Light Infantry was in the erection of a magnificent opera house. Upon the conclusion of his remarks a handsome basket of flowers Was presented to the manager, who, amid renewed applause bowed his acknowledg: ments. ‘The audience then began to clamor for Mr. Gray, the architect, who planned the building and supefintended its construction. It was with some dificulty that his friends overcame his native modesty and induced him to gratify. the audience. Finally, under the escort of Col. Corkhill, he ap- peared and bowed in recognition of. the enthusias- Ue reception which was accorded to him. Col, Corkhiil said pleasantly that Mr. Gray was @ small man, but had built a big theater. A basket of Mowers was handed to Mr. Gray and he retired. ‘The opera was then proceeded with and held the attention of the audience until the close. Miss Abbott in the presentation last evening showed the same faithful attention to the details that has distinguished all her career as a lyric artist. Aithouch there were fully 2,000 persons present, yet the method of exit 1s $0 ample that the house Was emptied very leisurely in six minutes. The acoustic properties of the house of course received Touch attention from those Who attended tn a criti- cal frame of inind, and general satisfaction was ex- pressed with the hew theater on this score. The arrangements are such as to render It possible to hear with ease In apy part of the house. ‘The re- celpts last evening Were $3,137. A special train brought over from Baltimore a number of the Iriends of Manager Albaugh in that city, besides Tepresentallves of newspapers. eee Ups, the privat ‘Two JUVENILE Wrrnesses.—Yesterday morning in the Criminal Court, when Willam Moore, a Stnall colored boy, was On trial for a second offense o€ petit larceny, the principal witnesses were smaller colored bors, who were questioned as to the result of telling a Me under oath, and one of them answered that he would be killed and another PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. apo AVOID THE HARSH, IRRITATING, GRIPING compounds so often sold as purging medicines, an correct the irrecularities of the bowels by the use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, which are mild and gentle, yet thorough and searching in their action. SA PURIFIER AYER’S SARSAPARILLA ACTS directly and promptly. 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BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 600 DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, €2 LAEGE SIZE BED QUILTS, 81. that his mother would whip him. The jury found a verdict of guilty, and Moore was sentenced to one Year in the reform school a Coxvictan oF HoUsEBREAKING.—Yesterday, In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylle, four young men— John Kelser, Win. Walsh, Frederick Joseph and James Murphy—indieted for housebreaking, in en- tering the store of ©. R. Wixom in June last. The Principal witness Was James Spaight, an accom- pulce;whio testitied to the plot to rob thie store: that elsér and Walsh went over the transom to com- init the robbery, while the others kept wateh. The case was given Yo the jury, who, after three liour's absence, found a_ verdict’ against all but Murphy, and they Were sentenced to five years each in the Albany penitentiary. Exceptions having been taken to the ruling of the court, execution of the sentence Was suspended Ul ten’ days after the next General Term. A Wire's SciT FoR Divoxce.—To-day, Sallie 8. Emmerick, by Gen. 8. 8. Henkle, flied a bill for di- vorce from Cornelius Einmeriek, with permission Toresume her maiden name of’ Atkinson. They Were married here In November, 1875, and. lived to- Ul February 28th, 1883, when she alleges serted her without Just cause and atter- Wards Went to Dakota, She charges that before leaving her he lived with another woman as his SUTeSS at a house on E Disrcxming a Revivat.—Charles Carter and Nathan Grown, both colored, were charged in the Police Court this morning with disturbing the ser- ces at the North Washington mission, colot Where u religious revival Is golng on. Rey. Samuel Johnson, the pastor, testified to their disorderly conduct, and Judge Snell tined them $% each. eer ManeiaGe LIcENStS.—Marriage licenses have been by the clerk of the court to. Eugene id Fannle Ferguson, both of Prince George county, Md.; Geo. W. Henson and Julia Beckett; Geo. W. Holt, jr., and Bertha A. Osborne; Geo. Ji nm and Lizzlé Jackson, both of Bethesda, W. Fague, of Baltimore, and Mary E Ferguson. ‘Tne Scspay Scnoor Isstirere.—The annual in- stitute, under the auspices of the Sunday school union Of the District, will be held during the week ing Monday, November 17th. Kev. J. H. nt. D. D., the’ conduetor, ts to be assisted by &. Ostrinder in normal work, and Mrs. J. 8. ler In her spectalty of primary class in- struction. ‘The program will include two lectures: by Mr. Ostrander, the one npon the Temple and the otlier Orientalisms of the Bible, illustrated with. large models and panoramic views, which at Chau- taurjua and many other Sunday school assemblies have eltcited the high FIse exhibit EXGRAvINGs.—There are on oat Messrs. Walter B. Willams & Co.'s corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue, many very interesting steel plate engravings, cop- sisting of about_ 249 subjects, riebly framed, of the latest design. ‘The salesroom has’ been carpeted and every arrangement made for the comfort and ‘cominences. to-mor- Pleasure of visitors. ‘The row evening, at 7:30 KX, and every event stock 18 cloyed out, which thereafter until t be sold without reserve. ee A Juvexite Covonsp Tuier.—In the Criminal Court, this morning, Arthur Plater, a small colored boy, Was tried and convicted of the Larceny of to- bacto from D. Loughran. He was also chai With an assault on Charies Dorsey in the cells of the Police Court—Dorsey having been a witness agains: him. ‘The court sentenced him to sixty Si Jail in the first case, and two hours in the other. ‘The court remarked’ that he made the last sentenced small to show his disapprobation of bringing boys’ Nights into the court. ——— ‘Toe Great TcuKIsH Sate. —Mr. Dowling begins the sale to-morrow at his auction rooms of the ex- tensive collection of Turkish and other Oriental textiles now on exhibition there. Persons interested In Such decorations should give this sale their attention, a Affairs in West Washington. Cuntovs Freak oF 4 DRUNKEN MAN WITR ‘SERIOTS ResvETs.—About 9 o'clock last night John Cated by. deliberately pushing hour. treteh cated by te ing his arm ‘a large pane of glass tn the Virginia house, ot Mt street, between 32d and 33d streets. Dr. Klein- ‘sehmidt was summoned and dressed the wounds ‘and pronounced them serious, Hamilton resides in Montgomery county, Ma. New OrvickR\—At the fourth annual election of the Dashaway reform club the following officers Were installed: President, Major M. A. MeGowan; Vice President, L. A. Littiefled; ; Treasurer, H. P. Gilbert; ‘Secretary, HA. Edmonston; Financial Secretary, John Berry: FALLEN Leaves —The streets of this place are filled With fullen leaves from the shade trees. Grams Recerrrs—Canal boat Seneca arrived with 1,200 bushels of wheat and 1,000 bushels of orn and 30 barrels of flour. CoDITION OF THE WATER aT7 A. M.—Clear at all Low tde in the river to-day at 4:15 Sign ude scoop. eS AUCTION GOODS. CASH PRICES. CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space, Srrcuz Boor Sanz ar al BAUM'S, 416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF 2S BOOKS AND STATIONERY. J oo Y ¥ oo © ¥ 33 38 ¥ JIS 00 ¥ TO VICTORS AND VANQUISHED. Politics interests the many, but furnishes aliving to the few. 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Suitings, Overcoatings, and 1 Feceived and open for mnapection, Gaitienan wil pss Weairerdes LLaDING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF > WASHINGTON. B.D, BARR, CITY ITEMS. Giue and colds both “stick,” but Dr. Bull’s Cough ‘Syrup at once removes the cold. Price 25 cents. 1 ‘The Wheelmen of the District ‘Wear Auerbach’s Saxony wool, German hand knit Jackets and bicycle hose. Corner 7thandH 1 Johnson’s Hestaurant, 13th and E- meals, Tunch, &c. Our or- ‘most houses’ selects. 83 per La No. 1 Rye Whisky, Dest ry 75c. Quart Bottle. in the World for the money. ‘McGze’s, 9th, near D street, A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and ts also a preparation unequalled for the eradication of dan- ‘The superiority of Burnette Flavoring, Extracts consists in their purity and great strength. © €0 Ginetv™s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch shirts are the best of all Lundborg’s Perfume, Edema © Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. 9 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo “Buchu-Paiba.” uick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and vilnary, “Diseases, “Seaiding, anritations. stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder. $1. Druggists. 4 fur and Sealskin Garmen: c. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments atretail at lowest cash wholesale prices this season. This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable irs direct from manufacturer, and save retailer's Profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 96-30 ‘Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney sutter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pound “Ward” prints, 45c. pet ‘Also, Cott jeese, Buttermilk abasweet ilk, Sc. per quart, Cream 15¢. pint, Fats Axo Whiter Wrars. Fortunately we bought no stock of Fall and Winter ‘Wraps carly in the season, We say fortunately, because the continued warm weather has made it iiepossible for any 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 stook from over- stocked manufacturers and are thus enabled to offer our cusot:mers 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. Donble-breacted Cloth Newmarkets, thoroughly well made, plaited back, with ornameuts, perfect fitting, Fine Double-breasted Berlin Twill Newmarkets, in Diack and seal brown, double-plaited and Tourist Back, Astrachan Collar. t si 3 Finer grades, $15, $18, $20, 812, 925, DOLMANS. Fine Diagonal Cloth Dolinans, fur collar, sleeves trimmed with fur, splendid shape, a 833 a ‘Finer Grades, 822, 815 and 620. CIRCULARS. Sicilian Silk Circulars, edyed with fur, deep fur col- lar, full length, perfect shape, S31f] 223 B55 GG MG BPP Be Hoe Bl we SE5 111 mama 85g 55 yg = Finer Grades, $15, $19 and 625, VISITES. Fine Berlin Twill Visites, handsomely fur-trimmed, double-breasted, perfect shape, gee vee 838 fh Bont Fine Brocaded Silk Visites, handsomely trimmed with fur, quilted silk lining, beautiful shape, gee eure Fo w eft Og: Silk Matalasse Visites, Chenille triromings, $25. Bro- caded Velvet Visites. Chenilie trimmings, $30. Bro- caded Velvet Visites, fur trimmings, $35. SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. ‘Silk Plush Sacques, three seal fastenings, quilted satin Mning, beautifully finished. extra quality of plush, Last seeson's pric: for this garment was 833. Fine Silk Plush Sacquea, three seal fastenings, quilted satin ining, handso:ne quality, perfect shape, ghz Mn Sm efx, 80,0 ‘Last season's price for this Garment was $40, ‘Fine Seal Plush Sa: ques. three seal fastenings, fees te aks rence Peri ia Fine Seal Flush Sacques, four seal fastenings,magnifi- cently finished, perfect shape, good length, te wn ee os Os it Sse Last season's price for this garment was $60, LARGE STOCK OF JERSEY JACKETS, ENGLISH. WALKING COATS, JERSEY NEW- MARKETS, &c, kc, We particniarly invite your (kecond floor; take the elevat.r.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE PRICE ONLY. no? Exzcrox Bers CAN BE EASILY SATISFIED ar THE MISFIT STORE, Corner loth and F streote OU 820 PRINCE ALBERT SUIT 18 EQUAL TO ANY SOLD AT €35. 4-B. Cutaway Suits, in brown, dahlia or black. Corkscrew at $12, better than most vaunted bargains at $20. : Business Suits at $6.25, cheap at 810. Business Suitsat 88,50, worth $14, Business Suits at $10.73, worth 818, Blue Double-breasted Suits at $12, worth $20, A splendid line of ovVERGOATS At 86, worth 810. ‘At 97.25, worth $12, At 89.50. worth 815. At@11.25, worth 818. At 14.50, worth $22. At $17.25, worth $31, ‘At $20, worth 835. FOR BOYS—A complete line of Suits and Overeosts, equal toany in Washington, at prices 33 per cent lower than those at auy other store; from 82 up, ‘ODD PANTS—2.000 pairs of Odd Pants; must be sold ‘at once to make room; $1.25 and upward. ‘Men's and Boys’ Gossamers and Rubber Coats will be closed out regardless of cost at THE MISFIT STORE, me COR. 10rm AND F STREETS, GMTeFoL—comrorrixa EPPS’ COCOA. BREAKFAST. + fia i : : 3 | : EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOODS. HENRY C, SPENCER. Princ Principal i SARA A. SPENCER, Vice M® WActER Panis has removed his studio to 1411 G street, between 14th Tite Putin te togive instruction in : ve for Drawing and Decarative Besien ‘Water to classes and pupils, vulars of terms may. be had 10-6: ona} . MS RELI NAGRATH HAVING RETURNED to Waxhinzton will, on the 17th inst, be prepared to resume his classes in Water Color Painting, at 1411G street, between 14th and 15th, Inguiries may be made during this week at 701 15th street. corner G. n10-6t* GHORTMAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTICALLY Piment. “Success guaranterd if Instructions are fol lowed. ° Private lessons if desired. R. F. CHOMELI offi ¢ of Johns & Easton, Stenographers, 472 enue, 185 VAN TRUMP, OF BALTIMORE, AND MRS. MARSHALL, of Washington, will open Classes in mii M Drawing. Puinting and Embroidery at Gunton Build- |.ing, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th st., November 17. ‘Studio open for inquiries from 12to 2daily. n6-1m* By Grate ‘CHEVRENON | (DIPLOMEE DE L'ACA- deme de Paris) and teacher of the French Lan- Euawe, would be pleased to recelve a few morepupils de- Siring to become thorough in her native tongue. Les sons privately and in classes, 1287 12th street northwest, ‘REBEL INSTITUTE—PRIMARY TO GRAMMAR éfede,, German Kindergarten, ‘Principals, Mists FOLLOCK aud Noerr teach personally—New Envland iuethods. - Classes Timited, 1127 13th street, second door from Massachusetts avenu, dinterestine Paphis acqi inuncistion and a practical nse of the shortest tine possible. New term now, ‘Terms snoder ate. Call at] oF 4:30 p.m ‘oczt-3m. ‘TON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY; Iy School of the kind here. A special invitation to all to see the method, by which profession. 214 2 street southe: si, ‘Lessons in 1: VOCAL, and INSTRU CLASSES IN ITALIAN, pronunciation. ‘aL MUSIC, B1-2w* JEW SCHOOL OF MODERE LANGUAG PROF. R, DUMAINE, Princi Vises 1500 HL steve! mogthivent, Logan, Hy BY A THOROUGHLY PROFT- ENT TEACHER, 107 F strect northwest... W4siiNaToN, School OF ELocuTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ‘904 M STREET, MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Prrvcrrar, The Culture “and Development’ of the Voice and Natural Expression of, sentiment carefully tawrht, Especial attention given to the cure of ni and other VoosI Detects, the Boys and Giris class will resume on November Jet40:9 m,, in the second story parlors of the Y. henics taught by Prof, Hartvig Nissen, au30-3m ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL, 923 19th street northwest, au27-6m M iS perc ‘TAUGH. ‘Terms reasonable, 0c29-1in* ANNA B. ISS PASSMORE HAVING RETURNED To THE is prepared to welcome back her old pupils n | F painting; also, a few new. ones, at est. oc24-lin™ . (LATE OF SPENCERIAN Private Tnstructor in Book- ‘english, and all Mathematics, Daz Sessions, 9 tito 12 anus $1 per month, Pupils taticht at howe, ifdesired. 915'D street nortiiwest B. O'Box 22-1in, Sider MGEES ScHOOK, 110 L, STREET northwest, will, reopen September 17th. Daily | lessons in Frouch—"Berlitz method.” Object drawing an expecialty au? DROF. 5. F. GERMUILLER, |PACHER OF VOCAL d Tnstruime. tal Music abd Harmony. ‘Special at- to beriuirm aswell a9 to Dupils farther 1 7th street northwest. a Sin" ', CORCORAN BUILDING, th’ wt.. opp. U. & Treasury, & iz Men. "Number init ly scholirs Of good moral character recived, of 1844 bewins September 8th, Day and even- ing sessions. Carcful and thorough instruction in the Gouumou Jaietieh Branches, Bookkeeving, short-hand, Hhwuer Arituuuetic, “Algebra, “Geowietey, Latin ree) VO LEPRINCE, FROM PARE Mi her French conversational lessor pupils’ re L BEGIN a her own anit Callafter 4 p.m. 511 12th street joderate, i nl-lem ‘NARY, 1200 0 street northwest, Highest references. EMOISELLE BRUN, A NATIVE OF FRANCE, Mi Yecteturmed. and wil sorume hes inetcwctions ee eee ret nore th ATIVEUR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES French, Ttalian, ~paiish, Catin, Grek. tance Oy . Sguveurs “Natural Method.” Full corns of ine ‘ harat. Ph. D., oct-2un* FAMILY SUPPLIES. borthwest, R R RR, R 3 T KK EFE rn KK FO OR KK FE KK FE K kK ERE UCKWHE Is NOW READY. = ss Se SS x Sss8 A FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS, WM. M. GALT & CO. WHOLESALE AGENTS, Corner Ist and Indiana Avenua, oclo-Sm So gs 9 EF RRR, Ee ss, Oo Hee oH Eee SssS= THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, 8 without adoubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most ‘Norurtiovs Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, con- taining as it does all the most improved Machinery in- ‘ented up to the present time, but they produce a Flour Uxstrrassen by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state thata larco quantity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and esten at the principal Courts of the old workl. We GvanaNTEE that it is made from selected lund wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It is an ackuowloliad fact, that in this Flour a perfect separation of tie «1 1ti- nous particles of the wheat berry aud a thoroms: elimi nation of all weak and starchy matter has xt last boon, reached, and is consequently more NUTRtTivs, ye! Sng more bread to the barrel than any other Fi best trade admits that from its bread-mak'n quit! itis the cheapest, as well as the best, for either Lawily or baker's nse, and unsurpassed by any Flour male. Every suck aud every barrel is warranted to give eutiro satisfetion, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. ‘One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Pateuts ever offered to the trade. It ig unexcclled by auy ottier Patent except Ceres, and will please the most exacting house. Keeper aiid satisfy the most fastidious epicure GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. Asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cele ‘brated Hungarian process. It is a very cheap and beau- Uiful Patent, within the reuch of all clastes, aud we guarantee will give satisfuction to every oue wiv will try it, GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable stand-by aud the Standard family Flour of theDistrict, It isequal in quality toagreaymnany bigh priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be bowrht for considerable less money. We defy competitors to briag forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, KELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housckeeper who tries theu: ono will never use anything else, For sale by all grocera ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Indiana avenaa, sel WM. M. GALT & CO. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Usvsva, Axp Rare Bazcarss IN FINE SQUARE AND UPLIGHT PIANOS. An elevant STEINWAY 5! )UARE GRAND» cost $800, for $325: part time to good party. One handsome full 7-octave neerly new SQUARE GRAND, fully euaranteed, forouly $17Scash; including stool and eov An elegant and richly finished full 7-octa GRAND, been used but § months, for onl casi: balance $10 per mouth; Stool ai guaranteed for 3 years, Yers fine Rowood Case, 7-octave SQUARE PIA carved lege: ich tone,a eplcudid Dargai, for ouly. 817 $25 cash'and $10 per inout sa 2 Cover, and ocl-3m, Miss BALCH, Principal. OWES BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 7TH STREET, ‘Booitkecping without text books in, less than i the usual time. “Business course in bookkeeping, nithinetic, spelling and correspondence. #6 15 for thres mouths, in wavance. Howe's alone, $3. "Open all the Tauicht separately not in to $1.00. "Private lessons, oe GRADES OF STUD! a pares for College, Au West Point. ail examinations, | IVY INSTITUTE. &.w. corner 8th and K street m. w. | Mathematical, Classical, Business, ‘S. W. FLYNN, A.M. Evening classes, $3 and 85.0 month. Sex TN ALL Pre An clegant 7-octave SQUARE PIANO, beauti ul -o9e- ‘wood case: carved legs; very fine tone, for only $175; $10 per month Several UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. in full and cabinet style atwreat barcaing; nearly Hew; ol easy Payments. Apply at onceat 0030, PIANO EXCHANGE, 4229th street, ‘ALLET. DAVIS & COS GREAT SPECIALTY— THEIR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, In new and elegant xtyles, now ready, at special factory Prices HL. SUMNER. S11 9th strect Dw. GERRI RRECEEIE PIANOS ARE MADE BY DECKER Br GH. RUHN, Sole Avent, 407 Also for Burdett ongans, MERSON INSTITUTE, 914 lire sr. eT LAND E ‘Classical and M lathematical School for Boys, Lerins its 33 year Septemb. r lUth—the second Weduea- day of the month. “Prepares for usiness, for , Yole, Princeton and other collvges, for the scientific schools and for the AMivtar and Naval Academies, For particulars egar'ss CHAS YOUNG, Principal, 914 14th street. Circulars can be obtained at the book: o aul3-3m MSS ERLES YOCBEY. A Student of th- Leipsic Conservatory. instructs in Music, German and Hlocution, 1122 10th street nor: hwest, sel3-zm" APITAL, EY Cc NING BUSINFSS COLLEGE,, SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. struction in Peuticnship, Mathematics ‘und Double Entry Book. Students EVICE, ‘Terms feewsouab . e ie = L, TWITCHELL, Principat ocll-aw* QOELIERE SCHOOL FOR Bo¥s, under 15 years of ara ‘Two sepatate departments— Seniors aud Juniors, . ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Got. Ist, I-44, t6 June Ist, 1885, Prof, and Mrs, Col- Here, Principals: Lucien #. ©, Colliers, a. M., Director, 1548" T treet northwest, se10-Gin MR ANP bts. ALrRED BUsAcS EDUCATIONAL. Hicme for young ladies and little girls, 1754 M &L nw. Scholast ppens 2th September. Private Tessous in englis! and Mathematics, sel-3in" Mies RO Sheth tertnwest anni °c. strvet north west, Washing quters its tenth year, MONDAY SEPTEM oth, Asst. MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal, ENGLISH COURSE—Completa, thorough and practi- oa, ULASSICAT COURSE for tho wentor year ef tte scuinang or cutranceinte Stith Vamsar and Wallestey collceee, FLENCH AND GERMAN—Under the supervision of the Berlit# school of lancuages. LOCUTION—In charge ot Mrs, M._ Stevens Hart, Principal of the Washington School of Elocution. VOUAL MUSIC—Directress, Madam Annis Roemer Kaspar, PIANO—Director. Profesor Anton Gloetzner. AAT, DRAWING. PAINTING AND DECORATIVE sef-3m RT. Al:1—Under supervision of competent teachers, (PME BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES WASHINGTON, D.a. SAL TIMORE, MII ST, (ROVE sT.. LOSTON, |ARFIELD BUILDING, BROOKLYN, N.Y, Best instruction to adults or children, Private les SBrecial advantages or feurming. to SEEAK Foreign Syecial advantages Yor leurning. to. S ‘Toneues, “Most easy and efficient ‘method. ‘Turtion very reasona “Teachers sent to Student's NEW TERMS BEGIN NOW. uso. Apply to PROF. N. JOLY. /ENCH LESSONS—“COMMENT ON PARLE A ria."—Prof. Hi Larroque, private French teacher, of Sorboune university, Paria References, inister, 1227 Pennsyivanid avenue, se6-Sm° 18S AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON. MM iieader of Voraland tosereoenas ‘Musto and har- jnoby. Address 1014 10th street northwest, Yesuinied September Ist. THE Bors ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH ‘SCHOOL, J. W, HUNT, Principal, Begins its scventeenth year Sept, Sth, in the North Ses- sion Koom of Dr. Sunderland's Church, 43 street. | Tn- struction thorotigh. | Its graduates have taken high Yank in Dartmouth, Princeton and Dickinson coll snd Harvard, Lehigh and, uni in the government school ‘Adan: ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, CONNECTH avenue and L street, Ws of the Academy and Little Girls —The be Yesumed September Sth, 1884. A limited number of Permanent and weekly boarders will be received. Les- fons in private oF in classes will be given to jausruases, vocal ‘instrument drawing, fancy work. &c. K, SCHREINI Logical 1sS | MARY Elocution focai Culture and Expression—and Headings in Shakspeare and yand ‘General ture. i.vening Classes—Wednesday and Friday, fe home cere are eee York'aven BeBe pet (GHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 1008 treet northwest. —Tu ‘Th ‘and Satur Se set no eadays. Thured 8 ‘Bend for cir "t01004 F street au25-8m ETHOD FOR PIANO A! SINGI aT Nor baw OLOWSEI'S Musical Institute. Will fc Sypicie ein fears of) rection tah BY at 940 New ¥ ee a tee thorough M1 and hen ral Scie Books furnished by school, Terms erate, | Apply at school, rooms stoénm Gr beet ‘THOS, W. SIDWELL, Principal ear ee a tg fee om ‘ave. D.% oh ‘are | tuning and. HE KRANICH & BACH AND STIFFF PIANOS receive the Hizhest Praise from ali who _kuow. them, und Gally’s Automatic Musical In-geo=—= struments artistically play their owm music, atG, WILD & BKO.’S Muse Warerooms, 709 7th street northwest Pianos for rent for the season. Special attention to repairing. sels Swsev T. Niwa 483 7th Street Northwest. PIANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING ‘MAKES, ‘Instruments new and_second-hand sold on; easy monthly instalments. Pianos and Gr gus rented; rent applied if purchased. Alarge and elegant stock to select from. 43lthe popular Musical Publications of the 1s ‘Ube finest selection of 5-cent Musicin thecity. se3. JREIGHENBAGHS PIANO WAREROOMS ET of various tuakes for sale and rent at re- ‘aucea prices. ‘Ruabe & Co.'s world-re- owned Pisuos, Tuning aud repairuux. 423 ith street, above Pa ave. cas 280 Srucs& Co. Exznsox.& Bavs& Co PIANOS ‘WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS Tianos and Organs exchanged, repaired," tuned, boxed: for rent by day, week, moult oryear. ent applied if HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F SIRE! my31_Managing Partner of the late firm of FINANCIAL. _ Brut, RC. Fox, Fires, Gzo. W. Baz & Co. naxweas, 1487 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. 8, Treasury.) Care bie Derostrs. Excuaxar. Discovsta United States and District of Columbia Bonds bought and sold in lance and small lote, ‘Buy and sell on comunission all classes of securities, ‘Drafts issued on all points iu Europe at lowest rates Information cl iy wiven, 5023-3 Pawwars Srock Texxanara Wines WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, KEW YORK, »uSTON, £2 PRINCE & WHITELY, Sroce Baoxens, PRET eliua} New xore James Whitety. Henry H. Doles, F. Craser Oakley, ‘Barry C. Logan, Washington, D.G. ‘Maynard ©. Eyre, ‘William ‘ravers, Special Partner, BUY AND SELL JN COMMISSION ATL CLASSES OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, ‘Eranch Offico—639 15th street (Corcoran Ball lacs 2.8, DODGK, Besident Partnae ‘Carriage, Road, Team ana ‘ame Harness of ia stamped with LUTZ& BRO, 407 Pennayivanis Avenua, Adjoining National Hotel. {a -HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES in ‘seat variety at very low peices, ‘eal New Iurontep Jexseys. SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE LINE OF IMPORTED LACK JERSEYS, EXTRA FINE QUAL- TTY, AT $X BLACK SILK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, AT #8. IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK ENGLISH WALK, ING JACKETS FROM $5 TO #12 ERLIN WEATS, NEWMARKETS, DOL- MANS AND CIRCULARS IN GREAT VARILIY. ELEGANT SILK SEAL, PLUSH SACQUES. © INCHES WIDE BLACK SICULIENSE. FOR CIRCU: 60 INCHES WIDE SILK SFAL SHES AT $12 ‘AND $16. SUPERB STOCK OF SILKS, SATIN DUCHESSE, RYADAMES AND & AND BROCADED SILK VELVETS COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BROAD- CLOTHS AND DRESS. AND COMBINATION St ALL WOOL ©COTCH PLATDS IN GREAT VARIETY 8B WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. $987 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING EVE GOODS By CASLIGHT. $27 CHOICE GOODS, FLALWFIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES, SFATON PERRY, Perwy Bosra, Pecansylvania avenue, corner 9th stroat Estabtished 1840. 28 Guar Revver We are selling all Kinds of Dry Goods at a great re. | Auction, to make room for contemplated change | Satunsy Int |" Biankets, Comforts, Sheeting, Drem Goods st much under regular prices Also, Just received 200 yards | Jeney Cloths, in black, blue, green and browe, 83 for- ier price $150, Our entite stock st greatly’ reduced igi GEO. 3. JOHNSON, 08 313 Market Space. Ovexixc 34 Ovesrs WE SHALL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY MORN iG, NOVEMBER 5ru, In the Just completed Aunex tp our already lange es- tablishinent, sivine us oue of the Buest ines in the United State Weare proud to say we have uever attempted todis- Play such a largo, rich and well-wlected assortment of | goods befare, and hope to mect the approbation of all iu our immieuse undertaking. ALL ARE INVITED, We have added several N: the most cous} w Departments, of which ious will be our stock of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, which we have marked st prices lower than any other Louse in the Thited Staten ‘This department does not con ers’ dead stock, Dut new, iw Fiction, Poetr; body wauts to read aud Look throuxh our assurtment, and you will find the very work you waut ata price you bever dreamed you could secure it fu RED LINE POETS, half Russia or cloth binding, $00.; trade price, $1.25. LONGFELLOW'S AND WHITTIER'S POEMS, ONLY GO cents; cheasrst in the country. McCAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, in three vol- | mes, $1; trade price, $2.25, | EP. Roe's new novel, A YOUNG GIRL’S WOOING, SRe,; trade price, $1.50, All of E. P. Rov's Works, 88. DICKENS’ COMPLETE WORKS, bandsomest edition and largest type ever published, 15 volumes, 86.63; trade price, 822 50. The at ove are only a few specimens of our prices. all are marked in the sane proportion, ‘Complete line of CRANE’S STATIONERY. | We will give you an ENGRAVED PLATE and FIFTY CAKDS for 86 cents, iat of w lot of publish- ud desirable works of History, ete, such as every- ‘We have also added a complete assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMESY, &o. Colgate & Co.'s entire assortment in stock at popular prices, OUR CLOAK PARLOR, 58x100 fect, is now the lnrest in the country, being | Ueing ent rely devoted to the sale of LS’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS. ‘We carry the larsest stock of Lab) SEALSKIN SACQUES AND DOLMANS in this city, and guarantee them pure London dye, RUSSIA HAIR MUFTS, ‘with heavy satin lining, $1.15; worth $250. ALL ARE INVITED. LANSBURGH & BRO, 23 420, 422, 404 and 225 SEVENTH STREET. Kiwe's P avace. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAKS AND MILLINERY NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. READ KING'S PALACE PRICES. Flegant DOLMAN: CIRCULARS at $5, 86. | Allstyies of JACKETS at 4, $4.50, @5, 85.50and 86, 150 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at $9, $10.and $12. SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value: 2.000 Misses? and Children’s HAVELOCKS and NEW- MAIRLTS.0 ahust uaguliice NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN ‘aud $5. 5,009 Wool and French FELT HATS at 60, 7c, 61 2,000 Children's Flegant TRIMMED HATS at 5c, S0e., 75e., $1 and S125. BIRDS, PLUMES, WINGS, TI VEER. SILKS, SATINS, WELUEE sold elsewh elsewhere, Ladies’ UNDERWFAR, CORSETS and KID GLOVES Prices, RIBBONS, VEL EENS, leas than below manufacturers’ Do not buy until you have examined our stock and ‘our: if you wish to save your money. KING’S PALACE, nl Sig SEVENTH STREET. 84 INCH TRICOT CLOTH, IN NINE SHADES EXTRA VALUE, FOR $125; WORTH €175 PEE YARD. Ss INCH LADIES CLOTH, BEST GOODS, 61; RE- DUCED FROM $1.25 PER YAKD. 56 INCH LADIES' CLOTH, 75a; FORMER PRICE a 45INCH LADIES’ CLOTS, Tic; REDUCED FROM a. . 45 INCH BISON CLOTHS,IN ALL THE DESIR- ABE SHADES. BRICS FOR SLAIN | inves build. | ent Line, at $2, $3, $4, 85 | ‘ THE PALAIS BOYAL GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT OFFERS FLOM NOVEMBER TENTH TO NOVEMBER SEVEN. VEENTH THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES. CAMELS HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for 91.95 each, SCARLFT MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWES# for 81.25. ENGLISH CASHMERE WOOL HALF BOSE for 3 CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, (tailor made) for 6, HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS AND DEAWERS for 60: WOOL FLERCED MERINO UNDERWEAR for #1, WARRNTED REAL CHINA SILK HANDEER- CHIEPS for 4s. BEST SILK UMBKELLAS (Duragon frames) for §2.5. | SILK AND SATIN PUPP BCARPS, (English styles), te. KID GLOVES, Embroidered backs, perfect Sitting, Tie. A PPD TERE gssc~ Aris D DHE ASAD DIE im] & appp i FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS, all colors, 98. WARRANTED GERMAN KNIT SKIRTS, fan RUSSIA HAKE MUFPS, eatin lined, 79. MERINO VESTS, Invisible Seams, all «izes, 35. MERINO VESTS AND DEAWERS, improved shapedée. WOOL FLEECED MERINO UNDERWEAR, all siess, O80. SCARLET OR WHITE MEDICATED WOOL UNDEK- WEAR, 96, AMERICAN HOSIERY Company's and Cartwright and Warner's, WARM UNDERWEAR, at specially reduced price. goo HR Mp ppp ™ assy So tun hE BB” Bes coo HOE H tua Bop? Mesto WALKING COATS, th Casmere, Merinoand Flanwtl, $298, WORSTED CAPS AND HOODS, in all colors, 2. SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR 480. WINTER MERINO UNDERWEAR, all sizes, from Wo, HEAVY RIBBED ENGLISH HOSE, all colors, Se. JERSEY CAPS, in all the new colors, 20, Bre tk AT gs Bre Aa AA ss, e a4 or a v Ee ‘00 3217-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. E. G. Dav, mo MARKET SPact ROVAL OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS 1g ‘NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIE AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND DESIKABLE GOODS, WE INVITE AN I§- SPECTION OF QUE STOCK AND COMPARISON UF PRICES, WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION FO OUR STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHIOH CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY HOUSER IN THE TRADE. OUK GOODS ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, ARE ALL OF THE BEST AW MOST RELIABLEMAKES.AND WE ARE PREPARED TO QUOTE PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU, SEE AND BECONVINCED. BLACK DRESS GOObS DEPARTMENT IN KEAK ROOM. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOUDS. E. G. DAVIS, oct 719 MARKET SPAGR Carpets & Daareny. We have just opened a WILTONS, AXMINST BODY BRUSSEL GKAIN CARIETS Also, a full line of DRAPERY and FURNITURE COVERINGS. Au inspection of our stock is solict HOUE. & 00. sea, 1528 F atreot WOOD AND COAL, ————— Seca Meccee: WOOD AND CoaL, ‘Main Office, Depot and Steam Fire Kindling Wood sits, 436 and Virginia avenue southwest, Branch Offices and Yards 1020 14th northwest and 143 B southeast. Telephone No. 281-2 We have just recewrd a larwe tot of WOOD. Also, ftvah ined it Sager ea Tor domestic use, al of which we offer st ‘Tie attention of consumers is respectfully invited «2 sp aiapection of curetock. STEPHENSON & BRO., mi6 ‘thet, wharf and 12th stand Pa ave, hw ‘kinds, cont Ne SUL ™Oe TS PLAIN SHOODAH, SATINE AND CASHMERES, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, S0c., Téc,, 874¢, 1 AND 9125 PER YARD. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 Market Space—Pa Ave. QHIETS RETAILED Ar WHOLESALE PRICES Scaoon ergy, contes Su, oat eae we et | BES ‘Shirts only 50a, Finest Percale Shirts nea sus Finest Leundried Dress Shirta, in solid bosoma, ready ‘to put on, for ¢1. MEGINEIS, au 3002 F strest. ALKEE'S, ae Serer We, (wai Bo, 9 1 ™