Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1884, Page 4

——— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1884 y A OPTIC OF THE CHIEF Stax. OFricrR, | ‘Wasurxatox, D. €., November 13, 15: For the middie Atlantic states, slichtly warmer fair weather, variabie winds, generally from norti ‘west to soutiiwest. For Friday siiglitty warmer fair weather ts tndf- cated for New England, the middie Atiantic states, lower lake region and the upper Onio valley. Fulr | ‘weather is indicated for the upper a upper Mississippl aud Missourt valleys | south Atlantic states with slight changes In teme | perature. ‘MY Patces Make My Trape. | Golden Hul, Swiss Process, do. . Burke's | ae ig Darrel, $1.7: in Tea Store, corner 7th and pis S offvred to Unis mari 35 barrel, $c. Americ: Tstrects northwest, Tas ‘that Frank Sharpless, the well-known con | has opened a fine candy store at No. 941 Pennsyl- Vania avenue. ‘His former patrons and the public in general may Test assured that his fine mixed candies and car- amels are as good as ever, aud at the same low price. ‘Tux Work of laying the large sewer on G street, between South Capitol and 4% streets southwest, 4s progressing raptiy. Frexx Smanriess, The Confectioner, | ‘wants 10 announce to his. former patrons and the public In general that he has no connection with ‘other establishinent. “He 18 located at No. 94: | Prune. ave. where the purest of confections will BE round. STAINED glags substitute agency, 411 7th street. aw Stone, new goods, eversthing fresh, pure | and clean at SuaRrisss’ Confectionery, | 2 Penusy vata avenue. For Porirv and excellence of flavor Sharpless candy takes the lead. 941 Penna. avenue. ‘USSELI'S Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russ> New York avenue. uz ‘Tux flue photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., continue to be $3 per daz,with a 13th painted free? At Baxtow's may be seen an excellent crayon Fait of Lieut. Greely. from Rice's studio, mude from a sitting prior to his departure tor the arctic reyes . $1.2), sell all over at $2. at France's, corner 7th SeBUS furnishing store in Unis city. Youx eyesight fitted, $1; Hempler’s old stand. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, etc., To-Vight. Atsavon’s Gras Orexa Hotss.—Emima Abbott in “Mignon.” National THEATER. —Signora Damerini in “Nor- ma” Fox's Orera Hotst.—“The Hoop of Gold.” ‘THeateR Comiqcs.—“Fun on the Bristol.” Dine Mvssum.—Arne Walker in “The Two Or- phans.” Condensed Locals. Street laraps will be lighted this evening at 5:10 p.m. and extingutshed at 4:45 a 1. Dr. John W. Bayne, Who for several years has ember of the surgical staff of Providence ial, as teen reventiy elected professor of clinic surgery of Georgetown untversity ‘The District of Coltimbla division of the League of American Wueelmen was organized last even- tng. The case of John F. Brooks, Joun Ennis and Chas Morris, three colored men, charged with Deing pol ers, Was called in the Police Court nd set tor trial on Tuesday next. ‘The banner of the District republicans, which Was swung across the Avenue In front of Wiilard’s hote:, has been drawn in. Dr. Wm. Groves and a Jored man named Solo- and to-day, enarged with being policy writers. meeting of the directors of the German Or- ing follows: President, Louis Charles Graff, secretary, mon Contee were arrested by Detectives Rat Boe! Jobn E. Weyess; treastirer, John L. Vogt; secretary Of finance, Gustav Hartig. Dushane Po A. K_ of Baltimore at a meet- tng last eve tion of thu 4th of Mare! coming man. Information has reached this oMfice that some person is soliciting advertisements tor THE STAR, and demonding Oue-half payment down for th? same. He isan tmposter. Tae Star does not em- ploy any elicitors of advertisements. ‘Transfers of Rent Estate. in fee have been fled as follows: ene D. Graham, tot 33, sub set al, trustees, to E decided to attend the tnanzur ‘nt of the United States on the whether Blaine or Cleveland be the Ira Gord é art 2, sq. { LF. B. Conger to G. Robeson et al, trustees. tor R. 0. Aulick, lot 40, Sq. 15: $9500. Susan FE. Cunningham to LD. Me- line, lot B, sq. 99; $1.90, W. McLean to Mary MeL. Bugher, part 1.sq. 18;3—. Same to Mille MeL Hazen, part 16. <q. 184: $—. LC. Youngs to W. W. Lesh, part 9), sub <q. 961: $——. E. Bowle to W. A. Meloy et al. trustees for colored congragation of Eplscopaltans, par: 5, sq. 58: $—. BL H- Warner toG. W. F. Swartzell ev al, in trnst lots 124 to 127, Trattay Orgea.—Ths Milan opera company re peated its success of Tuesday night In the rendl- igoletto” at the National last night. The ed pieces were m0 md ail the solos were enthust Signora Pert, who sustained the role of soprano of high order, possessing a vulce which akbess in ‘the upper register, and in the quartette im the last act shi Latdits Which Were last night Showered upon it. To-night “Norma” wil be given, with Signora Damerizi in the title rote. —— ‘PROCEEDINGS IN THE DEMPSEY Case tx BosToN.— In the United States circutt court in Rosion yes lerday an argument was made by the Hon. € K. Trainon ademurrer to the thdieument found against Win. H. Dempsey. of Wasiungton, D. C., for presenting a fraudulent claim at the naval pay- laster’s department in Boston for payment. United States District Attors T argued tor the government. Judze Webb reserved his de- cision. Mr. Dempsey wen: from this city to Boston | lust Monday and gave batl in the sum of $5,000, Bovanrox-Ropixk—Mr. Wilford E. Boughton and Miss EM@e Kodier, daughter of Capt. Philip L. Kodier, of this city, Were married last evening at the Congregational church, which was crowded with Young, Robert Barr, Atkinson. The coup’ a Dridal trip in New York st. ewart, and W. uter the ceremony for | association gat : house to Mr. D. J. Macarty, the builder of th Light Infantry armory and opera Jonnson presiding. speec ifiding Inspector, Entwis W. Pilling, Henry Dellinger coll, W. E Kingwait, Mr. Mi JaNtsH.—The repertoire for th: engagement of danish at Albangl's opera House next lise tn another column. The e eminent-artist, who Is supported byan company. promises to be fa fashionable ev inne suict Many theater parties have ale Teady been formed, and the sale of seats, which be- gan this moraing, ny ws were ma F. Plumiey, F <a. King, D. A. Dit roy and others, NGLISH OPERA lan Girl” was sung byw Com. pany to a large sudience last might at the new oper: iis, and Was received with marked fav slapietra rendered the “Heart Bowed Do ‘wit grace and feeling, and wus enthusiastically recalled, as was also 'Siquor Fabrint, after his | Spirited rendition of the “Fair Land of Poland.” | The Was well-mounted and costumed, the Scene for the third act being paruicularly flue. To | might “Stfgnon” will be given. H —— SeSteNceD POR [axckst FROM THE Pansox.—| John Thompson, altas Wa. 1s Win. Robin- | son. colored, was placed on trial’ in the “riminal | Court, Judge Wye, charged with larceny from te erson—snitehie from Mrs Kate Scribner her Pocket book, containing $6.90,0n August Sth. Mrs. Sertbmer identitivd the man, and Detective Cox testi- Red as to his arrest a few hours afterward and to Tesparting the pocket bok. | Thompson was con- Vieted and sentenced to three years in the Albany penitentiary. Acqcrrrap ox 4 TecuxicaLiTy.—In the Criminal Court, Judge Write, to-day, a colored boy, Walker ‘Tolivér,was tried for an assault on Solomon’ Schlum- Derg od August 4th. Mr. Cahill made the point | Phat the witness was Schiomberg and not Sealuin- | berg, and the court sustalaing the potnt, the jury found a verdict of not guilty. AN ASSAULT IN AX ALiny.—In the Police Court this morning a young colored man, named August Dyson, wis cl with assault and battery. ‘Mary Bird, a neatly dressed colored woman, Uesti- fed that last Saturday night, about haif-past 1 | clock, sue, In company With Harriet Collins, tert | the Western market to go hote, when they snot the defendant, who accompanied them as far asan | alley between Land Mand $20 and 21d strects, | where he knocked witness down and committed @ criminal assault upon her. Harriet Collins, coi- | ored, gave suntiar testimony. Officer Murphy | Westiied that on the night cl he found Mary Bitd in the alley so tnvoxicated that she had to be carried to uke station. After he found her, Dysou came up as thougis out Of breath and assisted Lint 4m carrying her. She was Iving in the alley with her clothing disordered. The defendant denied the | A Gne of $2) or 6) days in jail was im- ‘and Dyson chose the later. Drvipaxp Decianep.—The trustees of the Mutual Protection Fire Insuance Company of the District have again felt warranted in ‘@ dividend in the shape of a rebate of 15 per cent. on last year's premium, on Se are eS ae LOCAL MENTION. | | ‘The Democratic Procession. ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR THE DEMONSTRA- TION TO-NIGHT—CHANGES MADE IX FORMER OR- YERS—THE LINE OF MARCH, &c- arrangements for the torchlight procession of the District democracy to-night are now com- Mectings were held by various clubs last at which final action wastaker. The Co lumbla democratic club have engaged the Sth Maryland band for the occasion and will act 95 an scort to the ‘iereantile club, which has recently been organized. ing of the East Washington Cleveland cks Ciud last night Capt. J. C. Entwistle nes Kt Doubyn were elected inarshals, With er to appoint assistants, CHANGES I PREVIOUS ORDERS. Mr. William Diekson, the grand marshal, has ed a cirenlor making some changes in previous oniers ‘The circular says: “It should pe the alm of every participant in the torchlight processton of the demaccracy on Thursday next to make ft one of © grandest and most creditable pageants that us cver appeared on onr streets. Our triumph is Degn Sv eomplete and thorough that we ean exultingly rejoice over the frults of vietory in the hantest-fouznt political contest of this century. ganization of your command strict orders tbe given to keep youths GUbOf the march= ing coiuinu. Onganize: your clubs in platoons of Preserve that oraer during the march. characters and Intoxicated persoas ejected from the ranks. Owing 10 the 6c an act of Congress, 1t 8 forbidden to © oF move th procession within the limits of Capitol grounds, This necessitates the follow- and Jam pon nize in the order rssued November 10, 1884: rst division (Campbell Carrington, marshal) mm On ist strect east, the right resting on street north. The second division (Capt. Ben). F. , Marshal) will form on Enst Capitol street, the rigitt resting on 1st street east. ‘The third divi- sion cfoseph \e. Arnold, marshal) will form on B Sinet south, the right Testing on Ist street east. The fourth @ivision James Ragan, marshal) will form on Ist street, east, the right’ resting on B tsouth. ‘The afth division (William A. Huteh- 1) witl form on the south side of Penn- enue, the right resting at the foot or Western front of the Capitol grounds, and will take up the iine of march tmmediately on the left of the as the Line passes that point. Trans Ss bearing coarse, vulgar, oF Inappropriate jons should not be permitted in the line.” THE ORDER OF PROCESSION. ‘The procession will be formed at 7 o'clock in the following order: Platoon of mounted police. Grand al and assistants Central democratic ex- ecutive committee, Thomas J. Luttrell chairman. Jou—Juckson democratic association, orris, president; Columbia demo- A. A. Wilson president; the Mer- iub; Jefferson democratic club, president; Madison demo” q ‘war veterans; soldiers of the he plus and the gray. ‘The second dt- ny Will comprise the orzanizations and clubs © 11th, 16th, 17ch and 18th legislative Lact aS an escort to all visiting Virginia, ‘The third division meanizations and clubs located located int distriets, who wi organizations tron will comprise the In the 2ith, 21st, 2d and Ist legisiative districts, who wil iu a escort to all visiting organiza {ons {rom Prince George’s county. ‘The fourth di vision will comprise ail organizations and clubs located In the Sth, 9th. 10Ch, 12th, 18th, 14th, 15h and 19.h legislative districts. ‘The fifth division Will oluprise all organiza tons and elubs located inthe 24,34, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th legislative dis- Uiets, wlio Will act as an escort to all visiting or- ganizitions from Montgota-ry county, Md. Car- es Will fall in in the rear of the fifth division, ‘The coitmmn will move at 7:45 p. m. THE'ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION ‘Will be as follows: Starting from the eastern front ol building, along the northern car- to Pennsylvania avenue, westward on nla avenue to 16th street, northward on to F street, eastward on F street to 13th ‘don Tatlsstreet. to H street, west treet to Ith street, southward on street fo Pennsylvania aventie, westward on Vania avenue to Washington Circle, pro- ¢ tlong the north side of the Circle to'New Hampshire avenue, northeasterly on New Hamp- shire avenue to gist street, northw:rd on 2ist sitet To Massachusetts avenue, southeastwardly on Massachusetts avenue to the P-street Circle, around the north and eastern sides of P-street Cireie to Connecticut avenue, southeasterly on Connection? avenue to K street, eastwardly on K Street to Tth street, southward’ on 7th street to Louisiana ‘avenue, elstward on Louisiana avenue to City d there dismiss. The route has been arranged So that In passing the congressional dem- ocratl= committee headquarters, 1317 F street; the residence of Hon. W. W. Corcoran, corner of 17th and H streets northwest, and the residence of Thos. attrell, esq., chairman centra: committee, No. G9) Massichusetts avenue northwest, the entre coluzan will pass in review with marching salute. most a Hundred. FUNERAL OF A VENERABLE COLORED WOMAN WHO REMEMBERED EVENTS OF THE EARLY PART OF THE CENTURY. Mrs. Catherine Posey, colored, died on Monday at her home, $25 © street, aged 98 years Her faneral took place this morning from St. Augus- tine’s church, Rev. Fathers De Ruyter, Walsh, and y Offickiting. ‘The Interment was made at Mrs. Posey was born 1786, a slave to Col, Jack Douglss, and ratsed on his farm near Port Tobaceo, Md. "Up toa few years ago she Was of remarkable activity. As late as three weeks ago She took a ride in the ‘street cars, and commented freely on the great changes made since she first came to the city, Just before President Madison’s inauguration in 7811. Her husband was a servant "ulliamns in the war of 1812. Sne remem- time of her death incidents attend- ing the burning of the Capitol, and the other public buildings of the eity during the war of 1812." Last Sunday she entertained her physictan, Dr. J. W. joy. with an account of What she then wit sed. "Sie also remembered that the people in Charles county, Md., learned the death of Wash- ington by hearlig te minute guns fired. Duriny the War of 1812 she was a servant in the family ‘Topham Webster, living at the corner of 18th and I streets, and sue frequently related what pleasure Mt gave her to cook the provisions Mr. Webster and his wife served to the Amertcan soldiers who passed his house. She had three children, fifteen dehildren, and three great grandchildren. Frota her youth she had been amember of the Catholic ehurch, and was well and favorably known toimany of the older white families of the District, representatives of whom attended her funeral. ‘The Opera Managers Must Come Down Tothe Editor of Tax Evestsa Stan: ‘The morning newspapers express surprise that eof the very fine performance of “Aida” by the Milan Italian opera company on Tuesday night, the audience last night was small They need not be surprised, nor need the managers. The simple fact is that the prices of admission are probibitive, and what 1s surprising 1s that the managers are too stupid to see it. Within a space of tree years the price of most of the neces- sities and luxuries of life have fallen twenty-five, fifty and even seventy-five per cent, but opera and. heatemtickets remain the game. And yet managers aapiain of hard timest It Is impossible to secure a seat down stairs at he Milan troupe for less than $2.50. ‘It a gentle- tian wishes to take a lady, therefore, and give her seat in tae body of the house, he must pay $5.00, | not to speak of extras, suell as cab hire, bret to, 0 supper, flowers, ete. Now five dollars 4s, for most people, a good” deal of money; and the consequence Is Uh gentleman Stays at home or quietly gocs in on a bachelor basis and gets a seat Just behind the °2.0 row forone dollar. Ler holds about 1,500 persons. It would hold more than that, Mr. Managers, If people could go to such fine opera “as the Milan is giving at reasonable rates. ‘Try the virtue of giving the people a “bangain;” givethem, ~ the Worth Of their money, and see if they not meet you halt way. Put down the rates to stved seats all over the houge and Atty ral adinission and you will have a crowd ‘5 a poiliieal Tatifeation meeting Vory hight this week, and f you choose to stay » long, every night this month. Iwill take two A$ at that rate for a season as long as se to make, and so Willa thousand other and you eah give opera to 1.500 houses: a3 long 4s you choos. But I won't pay ATeserved Seat, nor $1.80 for a back seat TAX-PATER ictments by the Grand Jury. grand Jury to-day found indictments as fol- is big | lows: Henry Fields, housebreaking im the night; seph Summons, larceny from the United States; Daniel Simmons, assault with tntent to kil; Sam- uel Oppenuelmer, same offense; Edward L. Scott, embezzlement; James R Nichols, larceny; Lena Moss, larceny from the person; James Sullivan, as- It with inte Mary Branson, petit ‘lar second house breaking; Join Gray, lar ng, larceny from’ the ‘itas Jas Grady, assaulting offices, ceny: Benjamin Alleged A COLORKD MAN INDUCES A SIX-YRAR-OLD GIRL TO Go WITH HIM TO A SECLUDED SPOT ON ROCK CREEK. Mr. Wm. J. McDonald, a clerk in the Pension office, residing at No. 2129 L street northwest, has a six-year-old daughter called Maggie. While she was playing tn the yardin front of the house about hoon yesterday, a colored man came along and leaning over the fence told her that he had lost some money, and sald that he would some Gauudy it she would help him Sng te Phe eetid wane with lim, and then walked down L street to 224, tne tbe cat along N street towards Rock creek. At ‘of 24ih street, the girl was heard to ask ow ‘imgeh turther it was, He repited, ahere.* Ine few minutes he was seen to pick Ler up, and disappear over the bank of Kock eres Just opposite the canal The child sereamed, and attracting several persons. tue man ran off down 2th street. ‘The little girl Was taken home by the hours. later, Officer Stamler 2 man named Successor to Rev. Dr. Hankin Chosen. Ata meeting of members of the (onal church last Upon FEport of the joint com- tses appraise momma anit passers coe: 13 He ——_— Tue Rv Sate, Crosixe Day To-noRRow.— Oriental carpets and-ags age selling wonderfully cheap. and many have takef advantage of the op- por unity and. secured some bargains. It is tualnder ot eck’ tomorrow, when even greater mainder of morrow, When even bargains may be obtained. Rm oO F ee mis AL! { & oO a4 tus a4 BG TRAN US PPP, ary wuewy BPR, FER ro ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphatepowders. Soldontyincane, Rorat Barro POWDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ape Srrtcrey Cass Prices, BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS Oy ESS GOODS, reduced from COLORED SILKS, extra good quality, reduced from 81 BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, reduced from 81.60 to 31. LADIES' CLOTH SUITIN yard Lead ‘eines SUITING, one yard and a half w W YO) §' AND PEQUOT SHEETING COT- oto rien very beth a can pte, SURAH CASHMERES, pure wool, wide double width, Sie, BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from @1.25, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS (immense duced from @adows to Sere om pea SEKGE CASHMERES. very finest guality, all pure 1, earl ard ‘wide mment SHS artes eet ea a BLACK SILKS, very fine quality, reduved from $1.60 LARGE SIZE BED QUILTS. See 4,5,6,7aid Syarda, real vatue 250. reduced to las, ra aR SHAWLS, all pure fine wool, nis CARTER'S, 711 Manger Space (AYO!tD THE HARSH, IRRITATING, GRIPIN ‘compounds so often sold as purging medicines, anG correct the irrezularities of the bowels by the use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills, which are mild and gentle, yet thorough and searching in their action, 8 A PURIFIER AYER'S SARSAPARILLA ACTS frectiy and promptly. A single bott e will prove ite merits Many thousands of people are yearly saved from dangerous fevers by the exercise of little timely care in properly cleansing the syatem by the use of this remedy. al 00 200, TT) RF ¥ ¥ ¥ ees Sai oo! TO VICTORS AND VANQUISHED. Politics interesta the many, but furnishes a living to the few. Real bargains interest every one, and all will ‘ote for low prices. To sell low it's necessary to buy low, and the London and Liverpool Clothing Company are how offering a special lot of Great Bargains, picked ‘up at actually less than the cloth cost the importers, We are forced to offer these goods very low to keop from being overcrowded, aud hopethat all who know ‘what good cloth and tailor work are will give us call, 50 buys a. a] Suit worth $15, Sroudclouh Sut worth 958 46.50 buys a Cheviot =uit worth 10, gidbayna Ibert Suit worth $25, 9.50 buys a Business Suit worth 89, 2.25 buys a Dress Pants worth #4, 0 burs s Beaver Overcoat worth $8. $10 buys « Melton Overcoat worth 8) e 3.59 buys an Overcoat worth 96. $18 buys a Satin-lined Suit worth 30, ays a blue Whitney ‘worth 3473 buys a Beaver Overcoat worth Gia" E285 tugs a Boye Sunt worth BS 50 buys 4 Melton Overcoat worth $10. yaya Boy's Corkscrew Sull worth $15 Hisbuysa< orkscrew Suit wo $2 buyna Child's Suit worth wise 53,50. Sly, Imported D. SH bugee Boy's Drees Baal purer ~ LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., ay COBNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. Pore Juice Coen ONE CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED, QUALITY, FIRST GLASS, PRICE VERY LOW. ‘For sale by the batrel by . SAMUEL C. PALMER, 124 29th street northwest, ‘Telephone No. 456, . 205 Acconpiox Pisaren: ‘The Pleater with Mme. established her Dbuntuesa: and ths nolo devios nasa oe hor forthe oot ‘Send. tor ‘and five years and still used on all ‘kinds. and laney’ circular. Ko. ocs-Sen, RR fe Blostiyes, row ottered for sale: x Nor ast loth strest, New York TNSHEIMER & 08 ith eereot Wet, Hand I, and S161 M street. We particular attention complete te alt to our very BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE. We are sole. agents ‘SHOES. SS to: We have the ‘styles: FINE ". button or plain, and BURT'S FINE x oo waiters i od Hees Be ee of ton. ies We invite an of thesa ‘thas aa sy Tenens CELEBRATED COUSINS SHORES. FINE KID, button, high heel, and pointed iE BERAIGHT SOUT bation, tm both CoUs! FINE PEBBLE, button, in common-sense ste ee ma Straight Gost, and Pebble, COUSIN'’S ‘or cousins ‘COUSIN'S ‘Stylee E SH for Ladice, Misses, and Children. safe eeeerens arises rie eas Embers 2-7 SDE 99, oe a ane ATARRH. WITCH-HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANA- DIAN FIR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOMS, Exc., called SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE for the immedi- ate reliff and permanent cure of evcry form of Catarzh, from a simple Cold in the Head to Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing. Congh and Catarrah Consumption. Com- plete treatment. consisting of one bottle Radical Cure, ‘one box Catarthal Solvent ard one Improved Inhaler, mone package, may now be had cf all Drugyist for #1. Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL CUKE. COMPLZTE TREATMENT WITH INHALER, 81, “The only absolute specific wo know of."—Med. Ti “The best we have fouud ine litetime of sufferini Rev. Dr. Wiggin, Boston, “After a long struzgle with Catarrh the Ravicat, Cure has conquered."—Rer. S. W. Monroe, Lewisburg, Pa. “I hsve not found a case that it Gia nok relieve at ouce”—Andre Lee, Manchester, fase, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS, For the relief and prevention, THE INSTANT IT 18 APPLIED, of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scintica, Couzhs, Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and Bowela, Shooting Pains, Nambness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaris and Epidemics, use COLLINS' PLASTERS (an ELECTRIC BATTERY combined with a POROUS PLASTER) and Asugh at pain. 25c. everywhere. CITY ITEMS. From every ‘section of the land reports come praising Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. 1 A New $40Singer Sewing Machine,slight- ly used, for $20; warranted, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. Notice. Before buying Ladies’ and Children’s Wraps don’t miss 786 7th street, Young’s Cloak Parlors, second floor; save 25 per cent. 4 Johnson’s Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th street northwest. Lynn Haven Bays and other good oysters for half shell and served in every avallable style, Ladies’ saloon frst joor. Having Enlarged the Central Co: oMice and yard, 623 Louisiana avenue, I am pre- pared to supply the public with quick’ delivery of ‘orders. ‘J. E. ZURHORST, 4 623 La. ave., 611 A st. and 7th and Nid. ave. ne $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. 1m ‘McGee's, 9th, near D street. A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and Is also a reparation unequalled for the eradieation of dan- ‘The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in their purity and great strength. eo Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenta eo. Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Ros. ¢0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet, 0 Laundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. ¢0 Thin People. ‘Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and fisor-cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debilty. Fur and Seaiskin Garments. ©. ¢. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash wholesale prices this season. ‘This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly rellabie direct from manufacturer, and save Tetailer’s Profit, Fashion Book mailed free. osm, ‘Alderney Dairy Wagons.’ Fresh Alderney #utter, churned every morning, and delivered tn haif-pound “Ward” pritits, 45c. per Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana sweet k, Sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint. Ait Asoarv FOR GREAT BARGAINS. DOWN BRAKES ON PAYING BIG PROFITS. There are some clothing establishments the proprie- tors of which getrich by selling below cost half the year and giving goods away the balance of the time. Of course this system would soon bankrupt a millionaire, and yet there are clothiers who keep up this nonsensical ‘sort of advertising all the year round. ‘Ihe TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE oes not propose to turn its advertising space into “tairy talea.” All we want to impress upon the public 4a that we manufacture every garment we sell, and are now offering thousands of Fine Suits, Overcoate, and Pants at exactly . TEN PER CENT ABOVE COST. ‘The Overcoat that costs us $10 we will sell to you for $11, and the coat we sell at $11 is the same coat that the high-priced clothing establishments call cheap at 818. ‘We inake up nothing but first-class reliable all-wool cloth, and we have all the leading styles and materials in Suite, Pants, and Overcoats, Instead of trying to ‘bamboozle you WITH A BIG DISPLAY OF WORDS ‘and false prices, we prefer to trust to your intelligence, Call, inspect, aud price. That is all we ask, for we are certain that this will convince you that we are selling the lowest, and yet have the beat clothing ever offered im Washington, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 977 ap 929 RiventH Sruret Nontawest, Southeast corner Massachusetta avenue, Ga Pleaso bear in mind, we have no connection with ‘any other house in this city. (Open evenings till 9, Saturday till 11. Ca Rorrrer, Now MAND 405724 STRERT NORTAWZ3E, 0095-1 ‘Headquarters forthe WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. A180, A full lit ff Lawn Tennis Sets, Tennis Racke aes aiferent ‘ylea, Bicycles, Tricvoles, Velocipodca, Received, it of Tray a Tat flare sasortment of ‘Travsling an =e Sezouz Nore YRESPECTFULLY CALL THR ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING To MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CEST CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATEHS, FHOM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF ‘THE FINEST HOUSES IN THK WHICH Wk TAKE GREAT PLEASURE 1h REFER: RING TO. A CALL 18 SOLICITED Ere MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctverve Aarxr, ap «No, 452 PA. AVE, NEAR 4 STREET. Lions Foss All the: ag soon as introduced in New TEE ASASTOEL inoue tenia gue Oat, 64 EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. DRY_GOODS. GRADUATE of CORNELL UNIVERSITY 2g RELECT SCH ELEMENTARY | ) i a ere, ‘ive 173 Kevmeen tae nai es Pisces, Scoot ter Ce oS N EW Ixrortep Jersey Ss. b, sinersaitese D. DECKER, PB. Gio FT [strert | thorvurh in Sistbranaten, test kee z X fI=5 VA MILLS WILL RECEIVE A loMITED number of pupils in vocal music. 1133.13th street ‘northwest, nID-lwe ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. A'SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. A complete school course, Enalish, Scientific, Ciassl- cal, “Cigeat facilities tor Slodgrn particu lasly French, German, Arh Hlocution, Music’ (Piano, Pro Anton Gloetmen), ‘A collewiace course: also Elective Courses for advanced pitudenig’ reaeatign Clases for Vanear and other Co- igre. Call at 1214 14th street bir. and Mra WM. D. CABELL, nia Principals, QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER Woh and D'strects northwest. “Youne men and Women trained for iusidess Rapid writing, bookkeep- e Ing ‘busiuesy practice. "rapid caculations Iebicuagey clocution, wesnostepay. ty pe-writingy thoromenis tauxhe “Admission a2 ang time Year Gate of entrance, day or nueht, 850, cre moult 20; ‘might, 816. Full corps of ablo teachers. Call $20, send for cifeuiars. HENRY C. SPENCER. Principal. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal, li ME WALTER rans bias removed his studio to 1411 G street, tween 4th ana 165i Bir, Paris is prepared to give instruction in Reiter ee ee to classes and pupils, Particulars of terms may. be had on'upplication. TH0-60" Mi SEN AGRATH TAVING RETURNED to weton will, on the Xith inst, be prepared to resume his classes in Water Color Painting, at 1411 G street, between 14th and 15th. Inqniries may be mide during this week at 701 15th atreet, corner G, nl0-6t" QHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTICALLY Sitsueht. ‘Succes: guaranterd it instinetions are fol- lowed. "Private lossons if desired. RF. CROMELIN, offi-e of Johns & Easton, Stenographers, 472 bouisians avenue ‘ni0-3m" USS AN TRUMP. OF BALTIMORE, AND MRS. VA MARSHALL, of Washington, Drawing, Painting and REMON | (DIPLOMEE DEL'ACA- aris) and teacher of the French Lan- nace, : pleased to receive a few more pupils de— siring to become thorough in her native tongue, Les ‘ud in classes. 1237 12th street northwest, CEBELINSTITUTE_PRIMARY TO, GRAMMAR wrade, German Kinderearten. Principals, Mlisecs FOULOCK and Nocre teach personally New Eayland im Cisse Timited, 1127 13th street, necond door from Massachusetts avent ‘hot-im RENCH LESSONS, 1014 17TH STREET NORTH- West, between Kani L—Mile, V. PRUD'HOMME'S ‘stem and Methode Naturelle has always been. id interesting Pupils acquire @ good pro- cl \d'n practical nse of the rae Jn the shortest time possible. New tern now, ‘Terms moder- te, Call at 1 or 4:90 p. co2-3in WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY: only school of the kind here, A special invitation. to all to see the method, by which you can soon learn & Profession, 214 9d street southe st, 1n3-1m* [ADAME OCTAVIA SEWEL Lessons in VOUAL- and INSTRUMENTAL MUSTO, LASSES IN ITALIAN, 4) INT Tuscan pronunciation. ses Just form BS SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES, PROF. R_ DUMAINE, Princ) 1909 HE street northwest, References: Hon. John A. ‘Logan, Hon. and Mra L. M. Joslyn, Gen. and'Sira, 3, D. Sturgis, Suldiers' Home, oe31-15t" NO TAUGHT BY A THOROUG! p HT BY A THOROUGHLY PROFI- “Terms reasonable. = ocd: Im" 107 E strect northwest. V ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND W ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 94M STREET, MRS. M. STLVENS HART.’ Perverpan. ‘The Cuiture ‘and Development’ of the Voice and Natural Exp'ession of sentiment carefully taught. Especial attention given to the cure of St and other Voosl Deieets. The Boys and Giris class will resume on November 1stJ0:49 4m, in the second story parlors of the ¥. Calisthenics tancht by Prof. Hartvig Nissen, u30-Sm GATELD RINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL, ‘923 19th street northwest. auz7-6m RS, ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. DSS, RASSMORE, HAVING RETURNED TO THE city is prepared to welcome back her old pupils in oil and water color painting; also, © few new ones, at 18.0 K street northwest. ocz4-Lmn* W i. PABSOSS. 3t §. (CATE OF SPENCERTAN Business College), Private Instructor in Book- keeping Zenmanship,, Engiish, gpa all Mathematics. ma Sessions, 9 a. m., $7 per mon! PI feuentat howe, itdesitea, Sis'D etree Bortiwests F 0. Box 2 oc22-1m MS dete MeGEES SCHOOL, no L sTREET northwest, will reopen September 17th. Daily lessons in Frevch—"Berlitz method."Object drawing ab especialty. ‘au2?- ROF, J. F. GERMUILLER, TEACHER UF VOCAL id Tnstrume tal Music and Harmony. Special at- tention given to beginners as well as ‘to pupils farther advanced, 741 7th street northwest. pox RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘corner Pa. ave, and 15th’ at, opp. U. & Treasury, & Select School for Boys and Young Number limit sei, Only Geuglara Of ‘egod moral character received, ‘Fall term of 1884 bees ‘8th. and even- fog eos, carl sna Uoocghtcesct ts | ‘Geom, Latin snd Common English Branch Higher Arithmetic, Alge Greek, ‘aul5-3m. BURN FEMALE SEMINARY. 1200 6 atreet northwest, Highest referencon eci-dm Miss BALCH, Principal. PUES BUSIN $8 SCHOOL. str 7TH eTREET— ‘Bookkeeping without text books in lees than half ‘tie urna ime: “Dxtines courant book manellp, arithmetic. spelling and. corres monthiy: $19 for three mouths, in Fajid business penmanship alche, @3. Open all the year,day and night. Puplis taught ‘separately, not in Glasées.” Blank’ books, $135 to $160. “Palvate lessons erin at any time orl RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY. To adults, confidential, “Prepares for College, An napolis, West Potut, all examinations. V¥ INSTITUTE. s.w. corner &h and K streets n. w. Mathematical, Classical, Business, ‘Evening classes, $3 and $5 a month. SS ELLEN YOCKEY. , en 36 ‘advance. Howe's FLYNN, A.M. 0029. ASindent of the Leipsio Conservatory. tastrocte in Music, German and Elocution, 1122 street northwest, ‘se18-2m* Tad VOORL MOBIC Rare tae ee aswell as gee AUVEUR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES German, Teslia:., -panish, Latin, Greek, taieht. by tural Method.” Full ‘core of ine structore. Ciren are through Wm. Bernhanit’ Ph.D. Tei, of the Washington High “Schook Hesdenoe, osth trot northwest. ock-zae to. be “ual ng to bs cualited, {08 12th nw. of-20 FAMILY SUPPLIES. Avpizs. Aprtrs Just Received, Direct from New York State, 200 BARRELS APPLES. Choice varieties, packed especisily for family uae, at wholesale rrices, GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, IMPORTERS OF FANCY GROCERIES, No, 1209 F Sraeer Nortawsst. aT Casrrorxus Pone Wrses, SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE LINE OF IMPORTPD FLACK JERSEYS, EXTRA FINE QUAL- Try. AT &t BLACK SILK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES AT #8 IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK ENGLISH WALR- TSG JACKETS FhoM 270 $i S AND BERLIN WRATS. NEW MARRE’ PARIS ASW AND CIRCULARS 18 GREAT VARIET ELEGANT SILK SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. 60 INCHES WIDE BLACK SICILIENNE FORCIRCU- 80 INCHPS WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES AT $12/ "AND #16. i AQT BEACK,, BROCADED IN a AT $1. WHICH “RARE BAMGAIN OT BE $ es. ak "AND CAN! DUPLICATED, SUPERB STOCK OF SILKS. SATIN DUCHESSE, RHADAMES AND PLAIN AND BROCADED, SILK VELVETS. COMFLETE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BROAD. CLOTHS AND DRESS FABRICS FOR PLALN AND COMBINATION SUITS ALL WOOL SCOTCH PLATDS IN GREAT VARIETY EP-WEDDING OUTFITS A SPFCIALTY. S2- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING | EVENING GOODS By GASLIGHT. | £2~ CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COB- RECT PRICES. Just received A FULL LINE DIRECT. SEATON PERRY, Penny Beruprxe, C. WITMER, ‘Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strvet, 28 1918 Penneylvania avenue} _Fstablisived 1840. = BOB RR og & AX BEF BPR s%s| Gear Reoverox. HHH EE © | KK EE RRR Sss, HoH Hee Goo Rk Ere EOE Sus® . ‘We aro selling all kinds of Dry Goods at a great re. BUCKWHEAT Guction, to make room for @ contemplated change | January Ist. IS NOW READY. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. WM. M. GALT & CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS, oclo-sm Corner Ist and Indiana Avenus, CO FEB RRR FEE S°8 REP RFR, EEE 555s gy BF RRR EE ss, 00S Hea HOR Een Sso5= ‘THE CELEBRATED MIN PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, & without sdoubt the most BraUTIFUL and the most Norzarrtovs Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mit!, con- taining as it does all the most improved Machinery in- vented up to the present time, but they produce a Flour Uxeunrassen by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state thata large quantity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. Wo Gvananer that it is made from selected hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota, It is an acknowledged fact, that in this Flour a perfect separation of the glati- nous Particles of the wheat berry and a thorough elimt- nation of all weak and starehy matter has at last beon reached, and is consequently more NUTaIriovs, yield- ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour. The ‘best trade adinits that from ita bread-mak-ng qualities it is the cheapest, ae well as the best, for either family or baker's use, and unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack aud every barrel is warranted to give entire satisfaction, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. ‘One of the most beautifal Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade, It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and wiil please the most exacting house- keeper and satisty the most fastidious epicure GILT-EDGE. Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. Awplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cele- brated Hungarian process. It isa very cheap and besu- tiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and we guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who will ry la GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard family Flour of theDistrict. It isequal in quality toagrest many high priced Patent Flours, whilst itcan be bought for considerable less money. We defy competitors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING. GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them once ‘will never use anything else, For sale by all grocers, ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist strest and Indians avenua, sel8 Wh. M. GALT & CO. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Unvsvaz Axo Razz Bazoarss IN FINE SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. An it STEINWAY SQUARE GRAND, PIANO, order _ ood as new; Soet 8000, for S555: part tine to pood party” One handsome ‘T-octay new SQUARE GRAND, fully wanrantood foronly siiscash Sutin stool. cover, An elegant and finished full 7-octave SQUARE GRAND, been used bul 9 months. for only $200, Part ustaniveed for 8 years. ‘Very fine Rosewood Case 7-octave SQUARE PIANO; red legs; rich tone: slendid | fe ‘8175, Sas caahs and S10 per mote FOrORy ‘An elegant 7-octave SQUARE PIANO, beautiful rose- ood care: carved lags:-very’ ne tone, foronly S118; Sloper month, Several UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. in full and cabinet style, Darvains; nearly new; on easy paymente, ‘at onceat 0030, PIANO EXCHANGE, 4229th street. ‘ALLET, DAVIS & CO.’S GREAT SPECIALTY— eect Se eR Prices, HL. SUMNER, S21 9th street nw. 003, Came, EVENING BUSINESS COLLEG! 493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. ‘Thorough instruction in Penmunship, Mathemsiics snd Double Entry Book -keeving. ridents (or CIVIL SEKVICE EXAMINATIONS, ‘Terms Reasonable. ocll-Sw* L__TWITCHELL, Principal. (QOLLIERE scHOoL FoR Bors under 15 years of aga. ‘Two sepatate departments— Senioryand Juniors. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Get. 1st, 1-84, t6 June Ist, 1885, Prof. and Mre. Col- Tiere, Priticipals: Lucien E. ©. Colliers, 538" street northwest. M &L LW. Tessons in’ AM, Director, ‘eel0-6m' R, AND MRS. ALBRED BUJAC’S EDUCATIONAL Home for young ladies and little girls, 1754 M Scholastic year opens 25th September. Private lish, sel-am* neh und Mathematies, Mifiov etd G0 Sf aticet northwest, Washington,D.c., enters its tenth year, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20h, ek ‘MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. ENGLISH COURSE—Completa, thorough and practt- eae ULASSICAL, COURSE-Prepares for the senior year of fas scigicG or cuts ints Saulh® Peas ak GEDA REANROPRIAN Under the enpervision o TLOCUTOA—In chitge of Mrs, M._Stevens Hart Principal of the Washington School of Elocution. VOCAL MUsIC—Directress, Madam Annie r. KFAN0—Director. Professor Anton Gloctmer. ART. DRAWING, PAINTING AND DECORATIVE, AR1—Under supervision of competent teachers. sei-sm SRE MaDe a DECEES Bios. x. APP G. H KUHN, Sole Axent, 407 10th strect n. w. Also for Burdett organs, ot (HE KRANICH & BACH AND STIEI NOS "Titeceive tne highest Praise oer ai eho snow them, ‘and Gally's ‘from wutomatio Musical In- struments artistically play their owm music,| atG. L. WILD & BKO.'S Music Warerooms,| Pianos for rath sites Barth weet, = janos for rent for the season, Special attention tuning and repairing. eel Swxex T. Nisa 483 th Street Northwest. PIANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING ‘MAKES, any mroutaiy, uptalmente:” Pianos andr | gans rented; rent applied if Alarge and elegant stock to select from. ‘4llthe popular Musical Publications of the ts. ‘Lhe finest selection of S-cent Music in thecity. wa3 SCT TTR BANS ees eae its tia a Soa = ‘a ‘as ith street, above. an BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, ST, N.W., WASHINGTON, D. TeVMARREIA OE: BALTIMORE Up 28 (INSTER ST., FROVIDENGE, RL 154 TREMONT ST. BOSTON, . GARFIELD BUILDING, BROOKLYN, X.Y, Best instraction to adults. or iH Very reasonable, “Taclora sent to Students residence, NEW TERMS BEGIN NOW. auso Apply to PROF. ¥. JOLY. Srox& Co. Emznson, & Bavs& Co FIANOS ‘WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired. DUM BtOCK OL Oe, Music. HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F STREET, my31_ Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Oo (RENCH LESSONS—“COMMENT ON PARLE A Paris." —Prof. H que, private French, juste of Sorbonne university, Paria, auch minister, 1221 Pennsylvania avenue, 38 ‘VITT, OF BOSTO! Medi of Via aa krona Mon pac, Festdtied “September ist. me HAND F[HE Bows’ ENGLISH ANO CLASSICAL HIGH 3. W, HUNT, Princtpal, teenth year the North Ses- Hecine its seventeen gear Sept, sib, 35 sen iruction thorongh. Its iraduatag have Saker, bleh Eng Harvard: Louigh and Michigan ‘wniyereities ax Seep aer ime munca ae sion Room of Dr. Permanent drawing, fancy work. Gowen Sreciric, ‘A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNEENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. Effecting s speedy and permanent cuse, whether the Patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It can be given in a.cup of tea orcoffee, without the knowl- edge of the person taking it, as it is tasteless and odor- Jess, Thousands of drunkards have been made temper- ‘atemen who have taken the Golden Specificin their cure a oon fie wil Iti absolutely quit drinking of thelr own guaranteed. Yor sale by B. K. HELPHENSTINE, ° 14th and F streets, and 14th street and Vermont svenua, Washington, D. C. eT-20 Pn “kt home, Tuesdays, ‘York avenue. HELDON'S DAN‘ ae, ge Sa, 8u30-4m_ 18S MARY K. OF a ey Hera tring Goer ; $6 to 8p im, 1t New ee sgeeee eevee Ne Eres and Bory ‘traming 5 BURTON MACAFEE, A. U1. Principal. MME PEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL BEGIN her French conversational lessons at her own and Pupils’ residences. Call after 4 p.m. 611 12th street Rorthiwest_ ‘Terms moderate, ml-1ym* | Les COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Ei Ne tg ‘Genuine any of > aoe a LIEBIG COMPANY'S | OF MEAT. Fiankets, Comforts, Sheeting, Dress Goods at much under remular prices. Also, Just received 200 yards Jersey Cloths, in black, blue, green and brown, #4 for- mer price $4.50, Our eutire stock at greatly reduced prices, GEO. 3. JOHNSON, 208 718 Market Space, Orexixe: Orexixe: WE SHALL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5ra, Tn the Just completed Annex to our already large ee- tabliahment, giving us one of the finest business build- ings in the United States. ‘We are proud toxay we hare never attempted to dis- Blay such @ large, rich and well-selected assortment of oods before, and hope to meet the approbation of all in ‘Our immense undertaking. ALL ARE INVITED. ‘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— ers’ dead stock, but new. liveand desirable works of Fiction, Poetry, Travels, History, etc, such as-every- Dody wants to read and keep. ‘Look through our assortment, and you will find the very work you want at a price you mever dreamed you could secure it for. RED LINE POETS, half Russia or cloth binding, 60c; trade price, $1. LONGFELLOW’S AND WHITTIER’S POEMS, ONLY SO cents: cheapest in the countrs. McCAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, in three yol- umes, 81; trade price, $2.25, EP. Roe's new novel, A YOUNG GIRL'S WOOING, SBe. ; trace price, 81.60. All of E. P. Roe's Works, 88. DICKENS’ COMPLETE WORKS, bandsomest edition and largest type ever published, 15 volumes, $6.63; trade price, $22.50. ‘The atove are only a few apecimens of our prices. All are marked in the same proportion, Complete line of CRANE’S STATIONERY. ‘We will give you an ENGRAVED PLATE and FIETY CARDS for 86 cents, ‘We have also added a complete assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY, &0. Colgate & Co.'s entire assortment in stock at popular Prices, OUR CLOAK PARLOR, 58100 feet, is now the largest in the country, being: being ent-rely devoted to the sale of LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS. THE PALAIS NOTAL GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT OFFERS FROM NOVEMBER TENTH TO NOVEMBER SEVEN- TEENTH THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES. CAMELS HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for $1.28 cach, SCARLFT MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR for $1.25, ENGLISH CASHMERE WOOL RALF ROSE for 3. CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, (tailor made) for (i. HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for 800. WOOL FLEFCED MERINO UNDERWEAR for @1. WARRENTED REAL CRINA SILK HANDKER- CHIEFS for #8. PEST SILK UMBRELLAS (Paragon frames) for @2.25. SILK AND SATIN PUFF SCARFS, (Ruglish style, Me. KID GLOVES, Embroidered backs, perfect Sitting, Ta. EA DDD TERR gS8q" Eo xs DDH - 4 aDpp DEE ew eww & Eee ¥www £5 B4. se We'w SE ESE 66G_ 00 00 DDD € °$ 38 3B phe 6 660. 0: Des 8G 00 00 bpp Sss*Z FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS, all colors, 980. WARRANTED GERMAN KNIT SKIRTS, fancy, $1.15 RUSSIA HARE MUFFS, satin lined, 190. ‘MERINO VESTS, Invisible Seams, all sinea, 350. ‘MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS, improved shape.téc, Woo! FLEECED MERINO UNDERWEAR, al sites, SCARLET OR WHITE MEDICATED WOOL UNDER- WEAR, 980. AMERICAN HOSIERY Company's and Cartwright and Warner's, WARM UNDERWEAR, at specially reduced prices. DD, TF By =e COATS, in Cashmere, Merinoand Flannel, WORSTED CAPS AND HOODS, in all colors, 2c. SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR 80, WINTEE MERINO UNDERWEAR, ail sizes, from 250. HEAVY RIBBED ENGLISH HOSE, ali colora, 20. JERSEY CAPS, in all the new colors, 260. ppr. Prat & Bre kk aa . Pe a4 24 Hh Bast a k o% Ve aa i 3 aa Eo F SM 28 317-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. no MARKET sPacy OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS I8 NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND DESIEABLE GOODS, WE INVITE AN IN- ‘Wo carry the largest stock of SEALSEIN SACQUES AND DOLMANS: im this city, and guarantee them pure London dye, RUSSIA HAIR MUFFS, with heavy satin lining, $115; worth $2.50. ALL ARE INVITED. LANSBURGH & BRO, m3 = 420, 422, 404 and 495 SEVENTH STREET. Kine's Paxace. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAES AND MILLINERY NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. BEAD KING'S PALACE PRICES. bal DOLMA! NEWMARKETS, BUSSIAN CIRCULAND at 85 86° 8780 BL Allstyles of JACKETS at $4, @4.50, @5, 85.50and 86. 150 SILKE and SATIN WRAPS at €9, @10 and $12, SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value, Misses’ and Clnidren’s HAVELOCKS and NEW- MARRIES owt, magnificent line, at $2, $3, 4 85 SPQ Bool and Fronch FELT HATS st500, 76, 81 2,000 Children's Elegant TRIMMED HATS at 2c, 0c, 75e., 81 and 81.25. TIPS, RIBBONS, VEL- VETEENS, less than Ladies’ UNDER! CORSETS and KID GLOVES below mabufecturers™ Do not itil you have examined our stock and eevcriained Gur print Sou Stab tesa your asap, KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. al 4 INCH TRICOT CLOTH, IN NINE SHADES EXTRA VALUE, FOR 912%; WORTH $175 PER YARD, SsINCH LADIES’ CLOTH, BEST GOODS, 61; RE- DUCED FROM 81.25 PER YARD. S INCH LADIES CLOTH, tic; FORMER PRICE a 45INCH LADIES’ CLOTH, 1Se.; REDUCED FROM a 45 INCH BISON CLOTHS, IN ALL THE DESIR- PLAIX SHOODAR, SATINE AND CASHMERES, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, S0c., T5c, 813¢c, $1 AND 91.25PER YARD. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, oom (008 Market Spece—Pa Ave. (QUITS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES Dr, a5 Ca bd inch, nentoreats aad only Wooest Mine Vntnighed Sire only Soa, ‘Finest Percale Shirts ‘ix fipewt Drow Shite made to ordar (solid bosom) for sEcone, SPECTION OF OUR STOCK AND COMPARISON OF PKICES, WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY HOTSE IN THE TRADE. OUR GUODS ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, ARE ALL OF THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE MAKES.AND WE ARE PREPARED TO QUOTE PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU, SEE AND BE CONVINCED. BLACK DRESS GOOD® DEPARTMENT IN REAR ROOM. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GooDs, E. G. DAVIS, oct 9 MARRET SPACR Careers & Dnarens. We have, 2 Line of WILTONS AXMINSTER, MOQUETTS, VELVETS, BODY BRUSSLLS TAPESTRY AKD TX BNGEALS CARTETS Also, a full line of DEAPERY and FURNITURE COVERINGS, WOOD AND COAL, Joux Mirier, WOOD aND coau. ‘Main Office, Depot and Steam Fire Kindling Wood Mill: 436 and Virginia avenue southwest. Branch Offices and Yards: 1020 14th northwest and 143 B scutbesst. Telephone No. 281-2. CREVELINE, OFFICE AND YARD, ern Mg Ee rly ay Buse tia cea. Sak, OF Mickory 08 Coa A’xo Woon. Bp have font eoerved a Hews tot of aa OOD. fresh mined OOAL of OPE tie ST cr which woot: of Lowest attention of consumers ie respectfully inviteda “ouratock STEPHENSON & BRO. ‘That. wharf and 12h stand Pa ave Woon Hy d