Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1884, Page 4

= THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY LOCAL MENTION. OFFice oF THE Ci GX AT. OFFICER, s. D. €., November 21, 13}, 102.m. Atlantle states, slightly warmer variable winds generally from west to south arday fair and si ted for the mid Atiantie states, ¥ Invite the pubile to call and see the magnif- cent view of the city from the root of our ¢: and to Inspect cur Immense assortme furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, bedding, All prices marked m plain figures. W. BY & Son, corner Ith and F streets northwest. ‘tly warmer weather | Atlantic and south- | ~ Tre ChIcaGo Grocery fer Thanksziving Day En; . bucket mine . 86 7th street, offers 50C., OF 10¢. 1b. ‘one TatereexTa convention of the | yung Men's Christian association of Maryland, | West Virginia and the District of Columbia, con: vened at Hagerstown, Md., yesterday. east and Chanotte Russa, | sugar for Sc. Ib. almost’ white ‘sugar for 6c. | dara A Sugar for 634¢., or 16 pounds tor gTanulated sugar for or 10 pounds | for tse.; cut loa sugar for 74¢., of 10 pounds for Tic. | Presse: prid Is SICKNESS you offen Want@ stimulant. Wine in presertt fs of 4 by your physician. When you want are, and always Known to be 80, get the Native Wine, At Cur. Xander’s, 911 74h stree? | northwest. Gueat Banos: 250 Children’s suits at $1.50, | exst_ wholsale 7 SvanNED glass substit ‘ire Cutcaco Gxoc Cowraxy, $06 7th street, | offers for Thanksgiving D, imported and domes: | mported and demes- ‘and other cordials | eastern manufacturer. | a street, under Odd Fellow an, Mang. Reap Sinsheime Ie You Have a sore . Dou, ae good i ything in the | t Franc’s, e-Price Hat | Hempier's CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, ete., To-Night. ALsaten’s OPERA Hovse.—Janish as “Camille.” led Back.” | . J. Scanlan, tn“Friend | dy. AmSER'S Mesic H4tz.—Violin concert. by Adolph ‘Scamidt Von Gotha. cu.—Coneer:, umfier the mpLu Veteran Corps, oid guard, Pie, last evenihy, was lang A grand concert wil be gi hall this evening by the celebrat Virtuoso and composer, Adolph Sets Messrs “Kasper, Lent, the Emmet Guards officers: President j@ honorary members’ of mand deat at her home, on Co near Blade road, by Mr. Joseph Miller y her ‘was notified, and gave a S'TESt night Onicer Murphy,of the fourth prectnct, r it Ofiicer Murphy, of the fout toon to tie station Lowe a dead colnred Infant ‘whied he found on M street northwest, near 25th street. Last night a Daby was left in the hall-way of the | homeopathic dispensary. No. 711 G street. nortii- | West, and was taken in charge by the wile of the | Janitor or the buflding. Dr. Starr after examining Tue baby, g@¥2 as bis opinion, that it was the off- spring of a white woman and coiored man. ‘A very entercaining concert will be given at the Congregationat ehurch this evening. under the auspiers of th Athena Literary and Debating club. A very Inviting program has been Will be ably rendered by th> High School Glee ci, Prot. a Miss Decwetler, Miss Annie Lewis, Sir. Tun Mur! phy. and Mr. D.C. Bangs. Officer Horne, of the fl.ta precinct, reports that yesterday afternoon, Miss the company playing at the Nat week, and who stays at Perrand’s li street northwest, was discovers iyin of ber room tn an unconsetons con i the escaping of «as fro Testored to consciousness. ‘An informal meeting a, CANE . Stie Was soon as held last night by a number of printers, when { was deciled to form a “Printers’ Inaagural Ciub.” of Washington, the prt object betnz to join in thaceremontes of the 4ti March next in @ body in civilian uniform. ‘The Shooting of Larry Sullivan. THE Cage OF BUXKILL CANTER SENT 10 THE GRAND ScRY. ‘The case of Burritt Carter, colored. charged with | battery with Intent to kill Larry Su Yan, on the night of the cailed for trinl in the Pol Mr. Campbell Carrington appearing tor and Mr. J. E. Padgett forthe prosecution. he was shot near the le the pars was on his way not know He said that he | had no tront 8 Carter tes Uiffed to the 2. D. Hopkins, livia reached Pet and Bin and fired at the ¢ t ivan, who Was token Into a drug store, where bis wound w: Gressed. | nSS-examination witness sald he arrestet | sat, Dut Bo pistol was fooat oa bia, | T colored men there, but could ‘bot | son testified that he heard so: RI the white — of a —-.” and thea! He did not know who 1 y testified torches, ant ers siderable troubi sation house. Xo pistol wa Sent tothe gr: | Carter gave the requised ball | Turery-rocr Insane VETERANS FROM THE Sot | | Drews’ Howe at Davrox, O.—This mo $ Oclock the fast train ou the Kh & P. @ car from the Soldiers Home at Dayte four of the famuates of that institu ferred to the government as} St. EUzabeth, in this District, insanity. They were in charg! geon AS Dunlap, of the U. gf attendants All wore the unifc ‘The train was met by one of Knox's ot several smaller venicles ‘Th i ae fonts came having bee ont ia nt | track and the ve 2 to the the insane men were all safely transterre Tt o'clock wer the patient beth beter to the Hone, Population of Ut pereeniag inmates have nothing to do at the Home. SS Maxntigx Licexses.—Marriage lcenses Leen issued by ‘the clerk of the court Smothers and Wenrtetts s ruder and Anule F. Brooke; Frank ¢ bya K. Windsor, Llosa “oxicy and. of New York: Heary B. Pullman and hey, bot of Alexandria, Va.; Robert Thumss i Gull and Mary Jane Knott Wants 4 Drvonce rxom Hrs Wire--Today Mr. | A. K. Browne, tur Tuomas Conter, fled a bill tor | his divorce trim Anule C Was married to the defendant, her Deing Johnson, by Rev. J. H. Brooks, 0 UCT, and be eb) b the pa at there we about £200 {3 re April 5 es that she left htfa tn Ju ; and hes commitied adultery with various persous He asks, besides the divorce, the custody of thelr Son Thoinas, now 4 years old. A Very Hicu Disxem—A rather novel episode in the history of the Washington monument wus tt Serving of a dinaer upon the top of the mont St noon yesterday to the workmen. The di fas ordered by Messrs. W'S. Roose and Thi Somerville, and was served ‘by Capt. Sever. Taree ge turkeys were carved hy the head walter, Cal- Crevehtield,st that dizzy beight, and the ban- «ueters enjoyed the good things set before thei. STOCK SaLR—There will be a sale of local stoc: f >. Insurance, raiiroed and other stocks, to-mor- "stone olock p.m, at 'S auction — PURNITUER A AveTiox.—Walter B. Wil- % will Sell, within their salesroom, to- maine, at "1 o'clock, a choice collection advertisement, € paper 2 pin pudding for | S | they cout “GUILTY as \CTED.” ‘The Verdict im the second Tria ot| No Sez Saw frank Miner for Wife Murder. After Tum Stan’s report of the trial of Frank Minor, colored, indicted for the murder of his wife, ‘Victoria Minor, on October 11Uh, 1382, closed yester- day, Judge Wylie charged the jury, and gave the case to them at five o'clock. ‘THE JURY WANT A POINT CLEAKED UP. This morning, on the convening of the Criminal Court, word was recelved from the jury that they desired to come into court. In a few minutes they appeared, and Mr. Cooper stated that they had not agreed upon a Verdict, and the court directed that they again retire. . Mr. Cooper said that there was some misunder- ding as to which of the prayers were granted which were not. The court sald if the point fas Stated he would try and make the point clear. Mr. Cooper said they desired to know whether bring in a verdict of manslaughter. Judge Wylle sald they had the facts. If they believed there was a fight, and the Diows were ‘Struck In the heat of passion, then the case was. ene of manslaughter, but if they did not so find, and the man Was sane, it was murder. ‘The former replied that they now understood it, and the jury again retired. A VERDICT OF GUILTY. ‘Ten minutes afterwards (10:35 a. m.) the jury re- turned, and the foreman, in answer to the question, "hat say you; is the prisoner at the bar guilty or not guilty?” replied; “Guilty as indicted” The Jurors were polled, and each answered, “Guilty.” ‘The prisoner during these proceedings sat with his head resting on his hands, apparently oblivious to the proceedings. Mr. Miller gave notiee of a motion for a new trial, pd Ch prisoner was removed to the cell GOVRRNOR CLEVELAND, Attorney General O'Brien, Chapin and other state officers of Al- Y., hive already secured rooms at Wil- 3 for tile f ‘ton, Col. Staples is also as- 7. Cleveiand will occupy the _prest- ite Of Fooms at Chils hotel on his arrival in dential s} theeity sboat March Ist. ‘The Cleveland Body Guard and the Cleveland Buffalo club have also secured rooms at Willard’s, West Washington. ‘exING.—Mr. W. Grafton Bate- 1 E. Colton’ were married last reet Baptist church, Rev. Dr. J.L, ; Mr. A. 1B. Bateman filled the Pos of Dest mau. and Miss Maria Colton was the R. M. Henderson, Eugene F. Colton and J. B. Philp were the ushers. JEWELRY AND Mi Srorex.—Mr. Albert P. residing at 1545 22d street, reported yes: tenday “that sou one had stolen from a trunk in m a Jeweity box containing $60 in money seiry valued at $173. The robbery was comic n the latter part of last month and f this month. ©xnal boat Loudon arrived ‘of corn and 2.200 bushels of ros. Wheat sold on ‘change its per bushel. Corn sold at 50 Affairs in Maunten Last E binson, Foun this place this morning; capturing unlicensed dos. SONDITION OF THE WATER ATT A. M.—Clear at . Low tide in the river to-day at 6:15 p. Ude at 11:15 Alexandria Affairs. Reverted for Tax EVENING Stam 1@_ Day. — Thanksgiving day will observed here this year to a greater than usual. “Many of the ebureites will be The banks and corn exchange wili be id there wil be a general holiday of the jools Jor both Thursday and Friday. er of persons here will avail themselves, Ute day affords to visit Washington. —Phe Cleveland and Hend- ade itself a permanent in- pced a uniform and dtrected that al the lnauzurai procession no one shall march in the ranks o: the cltb without uniform. Nore: and Luin W station house pianisiamn orderly conduet.—The lof tie Hitig daugater of Mr. James R. Web- J. W. ‘thompson, ence of her Engineer Jos. Thother by as elzity-seven years re are getting procession at Cue y a ternvon (join U peper Court Honse to-night. ‘T! oa the Midland train. vot Wi gton as gone to the 3 * WInTer, and The Dew! eave here at t uuer Geory regular beat on the terry route.—it 1s now understood that no acuou will be taken in refer- “to dunting Creek bride unt the legislauure gives the county Supervisors power to borrow lroney for tliat fy ate taxes will D2 due uext week. ember 1st. eens Is added after De- Asso Pre ‘This Powder never varies strength and wholesomsnesi, More economical than ‘beordinary kinds apd cannot be rold in competition with the multituds of Jow test, short weight, alum or » marvel of purity, phosphate powders PownEn Co,, 106 Wall street, Soldonlyincans, Korat Baxnvo Y Sracrix Case Prrces, PLAID DEESS GOODS, reduced from c.—eanh Wi }D SELES, extra wood quality, reduced from §1 bb, i, S AND PEQUOT SHEETING COT- ecg best), 25e.—camh price, CASHMERES, pure wool, wide ent quality, reduced from $1.25, Ih BLA! $40 CASH ETS (immense size), re wh to 35, est quality, all pure halt wide Gimumense frm 812 SILKS, very fine D SILK VELY £D SE u EMNANTS of 3, Fedueed tol24e. ) CASHMERE SHAWLS, all’ pure fine wool, CARTERS. 711 Manger Space, F PEOPLE TROUBLED WITH COLDS WOULD ectainment, they wonkd avold sng, gr-atly to “hs comfort of both speakers and Public speakers and singers find that the Pec- i wonderfully increases the power and flexibility of ‘ruest senso aut alterative medi- Every invalid should give its trial, nis Hosreny. lacwest assortments in town. The fifty : wale as any inthe country, dc: by the Rovfolk and’ New olar All colored knit kei down thom fity to, seventysave cents = decent toch weoue Pye peatie tiled cas nimineweme of sbraskina qual woul ul wth shirts tuode bY the 3 Cow atid ane as wood as ay howlery pros duced in the world, wens wwers to match the above shirts and Canton Dosdes.” Size lange? than you will find elsewhere. ut Am. Hosicry Cos goods in cotton and Other tsk im fancy colored cotton and ‘rices from 13g to 60 cents, Bizes from 9 to * Wool Ihnen: Be ied woul, and Green Wer Scarlet, Blue and Kadi? Woes ties tee ea GLov ‘Sigeay Cloth gioves ft as well aa kid, Marked down fty conte. NIGHT CAPs. Cotton ane «ilk, ONE PRICE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. HENNING, 7 410 7th street. > Exzcaxrass Axo Honenovxo COUGH DROPS. FRESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED. a n fc Sure, safe and certain reiief for Coughs, Colda and Half-pound Boxes, 25¢. only, at ARTHUR NATTAN'S, Pharmacist, n1$ Corner 14th and I, and cor. 23 and Date 2.w, oe PRIGES NOT DOWN IN THE PAPERS AND UP IN THE STORE. ‘We hope the entire population of Washington will ead this advertisement carefully. We have found that Decause we advertise to sell Clothing at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE COST OF MANUFACTURE, ‘some imagine that we merely use it as a catch to draw trade, We wish the public to distinctly understand that WE PURSUE A STRICTLY ONE-PRICE SYSTEM ‘The priceat which the goods arc marked is the very Jowest at which they are tobe sold. There will be no exceptions to this rule. We will not let go for $1199 the Suit or Overcoat that ismarked at $12 We have marked EVERY GARMENT AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. ‘Weoffer you low prices. Wegive you candid, truthful advertisements, and we will treat all pleasantly, but will make no deviation in any case from marked price. TEN PER GENT CLOTHING HOUSE, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 927 axp 929 SevantH Srarxt NonTHWwEsr, ‘Southeast corner Massachusetts gyenue. (Open evenings till 9, Seturday til ~ S77 Please bear in mind, we have no connection with any other house in this city. 0626-1, EBB ots ™ BR A BE wane 959 Be oAA Ug BARE” os BBE A A OU M MBs ODDS AND ENDS. AT ONE-HALF THEIR ORIGINAL VALUE, ‘You will find at our “Odds and. Ends” counter Rem- nants of desirabls Dress Goods, which will be sold at gue ME of orbaual Uric AbCuE Lo Ladies! Newmar: 10 $2.8 piece. ‘These nutbers ranze in pric from 87 to $15, but they are “Odd” sizes, and cannot remain in our complete atock of regular goods, Three dozen Brown. Gren aud Gray Ladies’ Jerseys at Socts., former price 81 25, POR Sings cioek me is an the talk of the town, and st to supply tue great dequan yoliged repleniat our assortment. eee ee Oya io Ladies Newmarket. with Astrachay Collar nd Cus, stands & ood coupe ni = uient offered elsewhere, Ps Wit Any $10 gar Children's Havelocks for school iT, of Suttarens coats, timid as above, at @17 Band up, inch long, side steels, at gh, ve OE = DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. New involess ot Blankets ana Comfurte J case of lance Gray Wool Bisuketa, $2: ee stock of Comfortables from $1.25 to 4 Just received: another invoice pf St neat Ode ayard eet Striped Jersey Flan (CASHMERES—CASHMERES, ‘SO pieces all-wool Colored Cash:neres at 37340. per yd. At BAaUM's, 416 7th street northwest. Sm Tuer Come. ‘New goods kcep ou pouring in upon us. We havo a Jarger stock this year than ever before. Our extensive storing facilitica are gettine too small for us, But the substantial encouragement we have received from our ‘customers, impels us to try and lay before them THE LARGEST AND DEST ASSORTED STOCK OF TOYS AND FANCY GOODS IN THE CITY, AT PRICES NEVER KNOWN SO LOW aS NOW. ‘The long expected 6, 8 10 and 12 foot Curtain Poles have coma at Inst, and we can furnish them in Ash, Walnut, Cherry and Ebony. Our celebrated 49c. 5 foot Poles, with solid Walnut trimmings, are also here. We do not keep flimsy inch Poles. Ours are all heavier. ‘We have made arrangements now tokeep our supply up. Asnong the new and decidedly cheap goods we offer genuine Gold Leaf Easel Cabinet Frames, with Silk Piosh, at 9c, $1.49, $1.79 and $198. They are bar- gains. Solid Walnut ard Ash Book Shelves in several new desicns at from 90c. to $3.98, are among the new goods just come in. ‘We have also Just received a very largeline of Walnut, Willow. Fancy and Plush Work Boxes, Walnut Fancy and Plush Desks: Collar and Cuff Boxes, fine Odor Stunds, Gent ‘Traveling Cases, fine Plush Sbaving Cases. fine Plush and Leather Toilet Cases, Whiak Holders in large variety, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Inkstands, &c., &c., at very low figures. In Autograph Albums we can offer some very do- cided bargains, and in Albunts we beat the world. Our assortment of Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Infants’ and other Brushes is immense, and must be se-n to be appreciate. Our 9c. square brass Cage is wonderful for the price. Our new 92c. Butter Dish is a beauty, aad our $1.98 Butter Dish beats anything you ever ssw, ‘Thousands of other new articles. Our Holiday Opening Monday, December 1. ‘M. SILVERBERG & CO.. 512 7th street and 313 &th strect northwest, 18 ‘Near Pennsylvania ave, ‘NOAH WALKER & CO,, cSPamyivenweve” — Luaraz Srocx. NOAH WALKER & CO., GREAT VARIETY. (026 Pennsylvania ave, NOAH WALKER & Gas Pentaylvantave” NOAH WALEER & CO., ae 325 Fouuaylvaniaave." SUBSTANTIAL TRIM- iS, NOAH WALEER & CO., And the pest-made Clothing (25 Pennsylvania eve. for the least money. NOAH WALKER & CO. Garments for Business, 625 Pennsylvania ave. ta for Work, NOAM WALKER 33 Penzeyh ELEGANCE OF STYLE. ‘Solid Values fc ‘Dollars. anlar” Tusce Boor locked wath NOAH WALRER & CO. ai . arsine wZige? Goods for Ordered NOAH WALKER & CO. 625 Penusylvania ave, NOAH WALKER & 635 Female” NOAH Wi ER 7 cub Fensayivaniatave” (Over Sacks and Newmarkets, ‘Boys’ and Children's Suite ems OW TRE ‘our usual Sescuz Norice JRESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING To MY STOCK GF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL. KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & 80N, WHICH WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctvatva Acuve, No, 452 PA. AVE, NEAR 43 STREET. Scuoor Surrs Siaerieas GRScERS NOW 18 a MP CHIM- sig Ne ‘could they be furnished at present prices, ‘Wehave some new and specially nice things in this | china ime, Black, Brown, Bine, Port Wine; and Mixed Corkacrew | 3 d0z. su} ‘white handie knives and ‘and Chain- weave Diagonals, from 822.50 TO $30 ‘In heavy weights, from ; $25 TO 950. And “‘we speak the truth end lie not,” when weray that these are the best ever shown here for the price. ‘Tossy that these goods fit as well as custom work is NOVEMBER 21 1884 quart earn juart, 15¢.; 6 19.5 stand lamps, com} ‘cups and saucers, $9¢.; » Sic; choppi ‘kets, 29c.; extra size, $9c.; 16 inch walt ‘Worth $1.50; coal or flour sieves, 9c. each. 1 Im order to * ite for reper Gants cPalieig Baan EUR Ae te for to morrow only at K. Goldschmids, 812-71n st. B.W.; 3 decorated square shape 118 pes.,'814.87, worth $90.; 68 dz. gob.ets, 6 for Worth Bic: 1 handsome decorated dinner set 173 18, 10 pieces $3.17; 5 sets decorated roses, 10 $4.37, Worth $6 50; 3 sets mnense bargains 1n Odds and Ends will be offered nex dets, 18) pleces, 1897, worth $18; Pes., $27.63, worth $99.; 15 Extra large decorated with Jarand each set with different decorations only to repeat what our best customers say. Come and | $9.47, worth $12. 13 decorated English china tea. E. B. BARNUM & CO., ni9 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Tae Misrrr Srons, CORNER 107m AND Sells a good Newmarket Gvercoat at $10, worth $18, An clegant Newmarket at $15, worth $25, A fine Chinchilla Syrtout at $20, worth $35, A splendid Chinchilla D, B, Coat and Vest at $8, worth gus. Afew more of those fine Prince Albert Suits at $20, ‘worth $35. Agood Overcoat in lsht, meaium or heavy weight at £87.50, worth $12, Splendid Overcoats at $3.75, $10.25, 81275, $15.50, £917.75, $19.50 and $21, fully 33 pe cent less than prices at any other store in the city, Business Suits from $6.25 up, to suit every taste and Pocket. Black, brown, dalilia, wine colored Corkscrew 4-B Cut- away Suits at $12; cheap at $20, Extra weight double-breasted Blue Flannel Suite, fast colors, cheap ‘Magnificent line of Boys’ Suits and Overcoats $225 up. q Gossamers and Rubber Coats at a sacrifice to close. , ‘Immense variety of O44 Pants, $1.25 and up, Fine Black Brosdcloth Suits at $20, worth 840, at THE MISFIT STORE, 219 COR. 10rx AND F STREETS. Frayx Suarpiess, MANUFACTURER OF PURE CONFECTIONS, 941 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CONFECTIONS AND CHOCOLATES i IN THE CITY, ALL CANDY MANUFACTURED ON PREMISE3. FRESH EVERY DAY, CARAMELS AND LARGE VARIETY OF FINE MIXED CANDIES 2icra PER POUND. ‘No connections with any other store. n12-2m Pore Jorce Coen ONE CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED. QUALITY, FIRST CLASS, PRICE VERY LOW. For sale by the barrel by SAMUEL C. PALMER, 1224 20th street northwest, ‘Telephone No. 454. TO VICTORS AND VANQUISHED. Politics interests the many, bnt furnishes living to the few. Real bargains interest every one, and all will vote for low prices. To sell low it’s necessary to buy Jow, and the London and Liverpool Clothing Company aro now offering a special lot of Great Bargains, picked. ‘upatactually less than the cloth eost the {inporters. We are forced to offer these goods very low to keep from being overcrowded, and hope that all who know ‘whut good cloth and tailor work are will give us a call. 8.50 buys a Diagonl Suit worth $15, 18 buys 2 Broadcloth Suit worth $23, 50 buys a Cheviot Sult worth 10, iB buye a Prince Albert Suit worth 825 5.50 buys a Business Suit worth #9. 2.25 Lys a Dreas Pants worth 84, 50 buys a Beaver Overcoat worth $3. 10 buys a Melton Overcoit worth 315. 3.50 bays an Overcoat worth 6. 18 buys a Satin-lined Suit worth £20, ‘blue Whitney Overcoat worth $14 ‘Beaver Overcoat worth $13, 53.25 buy Boy's Suit worth 86, £6.50 buyna Melton Overcoat worth $10, buys a fa Corkscrew Suit worth 815, 13 buys @ + orkscrew Suit worth $20, ‘buys a Child’s Suit wort $3,50. 13 buys an Imported D agonal suit worth $20, ‘87 buys a Boy's Dress Suit worth $12, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS EX INSHEIMER & BRO. ibe Tih wiveck bet, H andA, and S161 Mt street. nog qq pastienlar attention to our very complete BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE. We are sole, agents for BURT'S CELEBRATED perior tocunommnie” Webevetns iat Sie Gent's PINE CALE button ov plain, ad polntel tos BUDS FINE CALE Congress ters in"orosd gud harrow toca. BURT'S FINE CALF tace-hook bale, BURT'S FINE CALP Congress and button. UT 8 FINE. extra broad bottoms, for old gent CHES BOY SHOES, in lace and bution, Svery w715 o Wellnvite an inspection of these goods from that whut good shoon "hase are no better In our Laden’ Departmeut we have the ‘CELEBRATED COUSIN'S SHOES, ae | FINE KID, bution, high heel, and polntad lot box toe. coustiva FINE KID, -sense tov. CoUBINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. bution, m both cotsitts FINE PEBBLE, button, in common-sénse ‘and low heal MISSES’ SHOES in Kid, Straight Goat, and Pebble, Cox FINE SHOES for Tedies, Misses, and Children. ‘Every style of heel and tos. cniLbe EN AND MISSES SPRING-HEEL SHOESin rea ‘ANSE which goods we sell at a very low Ww call of all betore purchasing: your auses, waste cos ones You money by doing 80. Sumber. Enxzerox Hare. of DERBY and SILK HATS to settle Fresh [Ss aa “TES Sat vette ware WILLETT & RUOFF, n12-1m 905 Pennsylvanis avenue, Sultings, Overcostings, and 7 received and begets unm wee ‘their orders LeaADDNG TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF ‘WasINGTON, HD. BARR, ws 21211 Pennsylvania sveaua Ta eas maere ; CHAR FisrEws FISHER devotes ef tion tts Weta Sets ‘86 pleces $1.79, wortn $5.; 6 acts handsomely hand painted, 56 pieces $6.76, worth $9.; 1 French china set decorated with bide band and gilt, 44 pices @ cups missing) $7.97, worth sii.; 1 Extra andsome hand painted tea set 56 pieces (1 cup missing) $10.97, worth $15; 11 Card receivers 19¢ each; 75 hatchets @ ic; 11 inch tea trays 6c; 16 inch 15¢; 26 tea bells @ 9c, worth 2c; 5 baby car- Tages below factory prices; 29 Japanese bread Uuays @ 19c; colored glass ‘ice cream saucers 7c gach; decordted china dinner and tea plates 11¢ eae) N. B. Our Grand Holiday Opening will take place Monday Dee. ist. 1 ‘To Keep Your Feet Dry and Warm, Buy Habn’s Reliable Shoes. Gent's #2 genuine Kip Boots. Genv’s $2.50 double or single sole Calf Boots. Gent’s $4.50 and $5 finest French Calf handstiteh- ed Boots and Shoes. Gonvs €: elegant Cait Scotch Bottom Shoes Gent’s $2 and $2.50 Button, Laced and Congress, -equal tn fil and Wear to any"$5 Shoe. Genv's $1.25 Solid, Stylish Laced and Gattera, Ladies’ $3 Handséwed Button. Ladies' §2 Unrivailed Kid and Goat Button. Ladies, $1.25 Worked Hole Kid and Pebbie But- n. Flannel-lined Shoes down to $1. ‘Misses’ $1 all-leather Spring Heels. Boys’ or Gtris’ 60. Sotld School Shoes, Kip and Calf Boots for Boys’ and Youths" 1 816 7th street and 1922 Penna ave. Genticmen’s Fine Jerseys, $1.50 Only, Ab Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H sta. Our Bargains this Week! Ladies’ glove, kid, Congress and lace, $1.25, $1.50, Work holegoat ahd kid button, $1.23. Kid button, common sense and French heel, $1.90. ‘The electric goat and kid button, $2.60. Genuine hand-sewed curaso button, 33. $6 hand-sewed French kid button, $4.50. Flanuel lined cloth shoes and slippers. Our 75e. sprang heel this week 58c. Our $1 boys’ and misses’ school shoes, 900, Rubber boots, Sandals and arctics. Genv’s $8 custom made boots, $6. Our $5.50 hand-sewed boots and galters, $4.50. 48 prime calf and Kip boots, 32.45. $¢ bution, lace and Congress galters, $1.75. Patent leather puraps ahd Oxrond ties, Younes, 402 7th street. Look for the Old Woman in Window. P. S.—Sole agent for the celebrated $2.50 electric shoe, A Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts, At Auerbaeh's K pot, 7th and H sta, Biouts HBonncing Bargainy for To- Morrow (Saturday.) trom $1.25. Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed Hats 78 cts, re- uiced from $1.50. of Fine French Felt Hats (direct m- a shapes and shades, at $1.40; the flnest goods ever sold in any: ome Birds, Breasts and nan half price. and Velvet Hats, the latest 1 $1.68, former price, $3. ‘An imi wings. One ¢. Per steamer Umbria, two casesof French pattern: | Hats, ta Vetvet, with Bullton and Tinsell effect. v igned to us; are magnificent in Ne Wilt be sold for the remarkable price of $12.00; original cosi srom $25 to $0. A Tare chance. ‘Thousands of other bargains to-morrow at BLovT’s, 1 710 7th street northwest. eu Supply of Se, Searts, selung tor .,at Auctoach’s pit sacket Depot, 7th and B. Great Slaughter in Coats, Dolmans and Newmarkets. Ail interested in above will be on to learn that we have commenced our yearly closing out sale of Coats, Newmarkets and Dolimans #0 eatly, and not waited until the season fs nearly over. Know then that coats which have sold at $2.75 we have how at 31.50; plush trimmed, formerly $3.75, now 32.50. Rus circulars, sold and still selling else- Where at $9.50, now £6; same in rich fur trimming $7.25. Perfect firting Newmarkets %, worth $10, ‘Tweive elegant imported garments at tess than cost Of importation. Misses wraps as low as $1.75. ‘Sale to continue until entirely closed out. Excel- slor Dry Goods Store, 504 7th si te 1 At J. Brock’s, 802 7th street, children’s spring heel shoes, 65c. worth 9c. Ladies’ kid and pebble, worked Duttonhole, $1.25, worth $1.75. Ladies’ elegant kid or pebble, warranted $2.00, ‘worth $2.50. 275 Fat Men can get fitted at Auerbach’s Saxony Wool Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H streets. Bargains, Big Bergains al Clark’s, 734 7th street northwest, to-morrow: Chilaren’s legging, 23. £3, Tales’ tleeced gloves, 15¢.<fur top lined gloves, B8c.: sleeveless Jerseys, ‘hand-made, 69c.; { balmoral skirts, 39¢.: heavy cloth (not c.; ladles’ and children’s wool hose, laf made socks, 19¢.; ladles’ Dal briggan hose, regular made, 20¢; a big Job in cor- sets, colored and white, none worth less than $1, at 69c.; recetved another fot of children’s coats worth $3, our price, $1.49; Iadies’ all-wool newmarket, regular $12 grad at $8; our $25 Russian circular $16.50, Astonishing bargains in ladies’, gent’s and Children’s merino Underwear, at Clark’s, 734 7th street northwest. 1 Fine Wraps, below cost,7367th street; $1 shirts, "5c. J. E.Young. 8 Johnson's Oyster Saloons. 440 and 442 9th street northwest. Lynn Haven Bays and Cape May Salts, haif shell; Saddle Rock, Roast and Broiled; the best Steamed tn the city. All selected. Ladies’ saloon first floor. 2 At J. Brock’ ‘802 7th street, you can buy the best of $2 Men’s shoes th the city. Fur and Sealskin Garments. c. C, Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur ‘Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will seli elegant Fur Garments at retall at lowest cash wholesale prices this season. ‘This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable Furs direct {rom manufacturer, and save retailer's prolits. Fashion Book mailed free, 963m od Liver On with Aaa Lim of pure Cod Liver Oll with Hypophosphites ot Time And Noda for coughs, colds, consump nutrition and general debility; easy. it Foernes tg Pioscans, Son ty Drag to take. isis, Large bottles, 50c, “Manufactured by W. fhornton, Corner Baiuimore and ‘Harrison streets, Balttuoré, Md awit “Rough on itch.” on Itch” cures humors, eruption ring- tter, Salt rheum, frosted eet, ehitbiains. iz “Alderncy Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney sutter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pouhd “Ward” printa, 45c. per Round. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternil atia Sweet MINK, Se, per quart, Cream 15¢. pint. worm, Moeste A so Mosici, Mencuanpise, ‘MRS, HENRIETTE C. METZEROTT, ing, purchased the entirs interest Dw. BRGOE Tn Wee hem oF WG: MTSE ROE Bod aes removed to lange and new store, ‘No, 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Where the following instruments may be found: CHICKERING & SONS, HARDMAN, HAINES BROS. STRINWAL GAMES HOLMOTHOM GG BRIGGS ESReR WENDEL BIETISGS Nand the ‘world re. /ABRES ORGANS, &0. owned CLOUGH & [Cand : Afallstock of MUSIC snd MUSICAL WORKS con A SPECIALTY IN TUNING AND REPAIRING .. Having retained the services of Messrs, geo Bet eae Be AGNEL. for many yeas, with the Attetided to. oe mine ota Cuz F, Ren. FRENCH CATERER, 2004 H strect northwest, ators higcustoners and the public that he x ais py ect ge gt ‘the the at OF | Ee Seepyepecy tie Wy Ring ‘Old Stand, No. 619 D >. B—Kote by: ow. KNOWN AS Suances ea an. between 6thand i‘. mae EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOODs. HORTHAND—I SHAUL BE GLAD TO MEET § thoes desiring to bog!s or renew tte atudy of shore Gaticn, om MONDAY EVENING, Noventbor uth at on a Seloce: EP. HANNA, malate /ENMANSHIP.—WE WERE ey, to make a: graceful, is the verdict month. FIRST IN TAIs in'aay-oure syatemn Laspacepa, nin any other synteun, Yor Howe's Fonmaaship. $3 pet a1d-1m. PLACE TO LEARN National Academy of ave. Years of study saved, ‘evenings at 8 o'clk. “ol8-6ui UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY, Hichest references: "IW'O street sarseet olsun Mixes BALCH, Principal, WBASRINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, MU- trance 200 inteenth year “Tecite tea Bite advantages. 0. 6. BULLARD, Director. uls-Im" AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAGS EDUCATION. si nw. Schol fear opens 25th Septem vs Kcowons in Eugiiak, Preuch aud Afatueuatien * sel-Sent JNOEWoop InstiTUTE, ASELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR, A complete school course, English, Scientific, Clasal- ite jodern Languages, parsiea: MJ \HE BEST AND CHEAPEST ‘dra rf the Thru iath at ana 8 free Wednesday’ cal Great facilities vor fen, Pare lsriy French, Germaa, Art, Elocution, Music (Piano, Bro. Anton Glcetaner), A collegiate course : algo Elective Courses for advanced students. anys classes for Vassar and other col- ewes, Call at 1214 Lath street. 123m Mr. and Mrs. WM. D. CABELL, Principals, Syerarries BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER ‘9th and D streets northwest. Sounc men and Women trained for businesa Rapid writing, boo} ig, business practice, ‘rapid ‘calculations, elocution, stenorrapb; thoroughly taught, “Admission x any of entrance, or night, $50: thre. months, day, night, $16. corps of able teachers or for cHsuls"® “ENRY C. SPENCER Principal SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal all SO BORTRARD. AND TYPEWRITING PRACTICALLY taught. Success guaranteed if instructions are fol- lowed. Frivate eerie individually or in class, BL FP, ‘CROMELTN, office of Johns & East St ‘Louisiatia aventie, MUSA Nas, TREE OF BALTINORE. AND M MARSHALL, of Washington, will open Clackes in Drawing, Painting and fmbrodery "at Gunton Build- ing, corner Pennsylvania avenue and sth at, November 17. Studio open for inquiries trom 12 to 2daily.- u6-1m* IANO LESSONS WITH TECHNIQUE AND HAR- mony, Leipsic method, at 92 8th street northwest, \con hours. velS-e0.2m AS GEYRENON | DiPLONEE DR IvAcA- demie de Puris) and teaciier of the French Lan- guave, would be pleased to receive a few more pupils de- siting to become thorough in her nativ> touar. ‘sons privately and in classes. 1257 12:h street uorihwest, Pim JPEGREL INSTITUTE —PRNTARY To GRAMvAn wrade German Kindergarten, Principals, Misses ethos. Chass tinted WaT aR since need methods, © Classes limite street, econ door frotn Massachusetts avenu>. hot-tm PRENGH LESSONS, Jo14 17TH STREET NOW west. between K and L—Mile. V. P2UD'HOMME’S: Own System and Methode Naturelle has slways been mucoesfal and interesting | Papi's acquire a cool pon bunciation snd a practical nse of the Ienguage inthe shortest time possible, Kindergarten classes at 12:00. reopen December Ist. 0029 YASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TRLEGRAPHY; only school of the kind here. A special invitation to all to see the method, by which you can soon iearh & Profession. 214 2d street saute, Exs PMX0 TAUGHT BY A THOROUGHLY PROET CIENT TEACHER, ‘Terms reasonable, ocd Wasanary: E AGE, M STREET, 904 i MRS. M. STEVENS HiT,’ Prrecrrar,. Tho Culturo ‘and Development of the Voice and Natural Expression of sentiment carefully tameht. Especial ettention given to the cure of Staminering The Boys and Giriscliss will resume on Noveinber 1s620:i0.a m., in the second story yarlors of the ¥. _Galisthentes fausht by Prof. Hartvie Nissen, au90-3m GAs binder re. HO PRIMARY AND TRAININ h street nort ANNA BC OTE streot northwest. TION AND SCHOOL, RNED TO THE 'y is prepared to welcome back her oid pupils 1 Oil snd water color painting; also, a few new. ches, at 1820 K strent northwes: re Wy PARSONS. BCS. (LATE OF SPENCERTAN Business Collie), Private Inairact keeping. Penmanship, Enciish, aud all Day Sessions, 9 a m.to 12 ma 3i per month. Papiis tativit at homie, if desired. 3is'D street nortiiwest 0. Box 294, » x iL STREET ber 1th. Daily ject d-awing alk ry ACHER OF VOCAL eutal alusic ahd Harmony. ‘Special ate Dexinners as well as to pilpils farther street nortlnwest, seth WME: REERINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL Wh her French conversational lessons at her ow Pupils’ residences. Cull after 4 pau. SIL ash street est ul-mm* STREET,— text books in Jess than half P tention given svaneed Ta Bookkeeping wi 120 ihe usual tithe. Business course in bookkeepiix, peu spelling and. correspondence, #9 advance. Howes 83. “Open all the separately not sa rivete Lessons, ool STUDY. An: manship, arithmetic. 7215 for three-month in Tatid business penmauship alone, yenr,day and nicht Paps taught Glasses, Blunts books, $1.38 to $1.00. egin at any time, PWWATE LESSONS IN ALC GRADES OF. ‘To aduis,contidential. Prepares for is, West Point, ail examinations, INSTITUTE. &.w. corsa |, Classical, Business, i WY (COLLIERE SCHOOL FoR Bors, under 15 years of are. Two = Bader 15 years of re separate department ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Got. Ast, Ist, t6 June Ist, 185, Prof. and Mes. Col- ; Lucien EC. Coliiere, A ML, Director, northwest. el0-Gun Mifrovsnd 0 Sint Botti cea, Waahington.D.c., gptera ha tenth’ year, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 390 ‘MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. ENGLISH COURSE—Completa, thorough and practi- f CLASSICAL COURSE—Prepares for the senior year a aie sean ary. or entrance into Smith, Vassar and eee FKENCH AND GERMAN—Undg the supervision of the Berlitz school of lanuages. +LOCUTION—In charge of Mra. M. Stevens Hart, Pincha eee tears RAY ST VOCAL MUSIC—Directress, Madam Annie "EPS o- mets rtm Anton Gorter ART, DRAWING, PAINTING AND DECORATIVE Bi endo oc een HE, BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES. 723 4rn ST, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.. JOP MANKLIS ST BALTIMORE. XD_ 263 WESTMINSTER ST. 1 ROVIDENCE, RL ig4 TREMONT ST.. BOSTON, MA GARFIELD BUD Pest instruction to adalta orchildren. Private ler sous and cesses" Superior native teachers, Specint sdvatitages for learning to SPEAK Foreign Tours, “Most cacy and cficieus method Tuton “Teachers sent to Students read eachers sent nits residence NEW TERMS BEGIN NO aus ‘Avpiy to PROF. TRENCH LESSONS—"COMMENT ON PARLE A sarin" Prof. it ie, private French teacher: iate of Sorbonne univenity. Paria Koeferenee, inister, 1227 Pennsylvania avenue, scbeaur 1g8 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Musto andhee- mony. Address TUlz 10ch street northwest Lessons Fesunied September Ist or ‘ACADEMY OF THE, Vig TATION, CONNFOTICUT Tatts Girls fhe eorcions OF tho Reaseare wa aud Little Girls ~The exercises i Feeumed September Sib. i884, A limited umber of Jermanent and weekly boartiers will Bo ucel¥od. Less Fons in private or in classes wall be given to ludien in So wages, ‘vocal amid. inatrumietal "music, Paiut drawing, feney work. &e. atin” ss, MARY Ki SCHREINER TEACHER OF Expression and 1 in Shekeyearo and Gemseat itadings in Ghekeyearo at Geueeat Lit'rature._trening Clasce—Wednesday and Priday, Toclock. Chilaren's Clanwes—Taesday tad "Thurs 3:30 p.m. At home, Tuesdaya, 6 to York avenue. HELDON'S DANCING _ACADEMT Wesluineton ~ Hall cea, arene vais rast itd treet snd: Peasy theast,-Movday ani Fridays, ‘Send for cite Salary, or terms for renting either’ hat, to1004 F stsest northwest, 2u25-m NEN, METHOD, ROR PIANO AND SINGING, AT Prof, DyWOLOWSKI'S Musical Institute, Will re- «yen on’ September Ist, 1834 (4th year). shortest and best new Rohm ao a. of inepeerd oes quics e very hichest culture ram, coarert, ete Gold will bs ‘and’ scacd’ 40° graduates.” nents procured for “Tope and America, “New piano claesss si ‘and ‘Sow opened, at 80 New Xorkaver mw m 1231 New nm pean 108 u Full ‘corps of in- structors. Circulars through Wm. Ber Ph. D., ‘Leivsic, of the Washington High ‘710 Hth street northwest. 2" Pore Asp Isviconansa. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either asa deli- cious beverage or for medicinal purpcses, an UNADUL- TERATED WHISEY, are irvited to makes trial of the ‘celetrated brand. U UU PPP PPP. Lip : “ou? B =: www H I ,88. x Gaee fal fo be ¥ We'w of sus Be S ‘This whisky, upow an analytical examination, bas Proved to be free from Fusil oll, and indeed of any of ‘the modern ingredients which ere used togives fctl- ‘ous age and flavor to this popular drink. WASHINGTOR. D. ©, 4B. &. 4. W. CaTHERWOOD, Sele Propristoss . I: Wr Pax Yor! If you_ are in search of Dress Goods, to look at the Glegant astortm:nt of Tricot Coch, Ladies’ Cloth, Biron Cloths, Shooda Cloths, Satin Cloths and Cashmeres ‘New arrival of Plaids in choice designs, Jersey Flannels, in checks, stripes and ombre, very ‘much in usenow, Finest Brocaded Velvets, in Brown. Bins, Myrtle Garnet and Bronze; new cools, reduced from’ @5 to 86 peryard:a bargain. Call early to secure one, as Ihave ‘one piece of each ouly. Bick Proceded Velvots, special, $2.50; Plaln Velvets im Bleck and Colors, $1.50, $2 and $2.50: Seal Plush for Ladies! Wraps at xreatly reduced prices. The above goods are marked at prices, which insure reads Sule, One Price. Plain Figuren, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 808 Market Space Caorce Fontex Dhzss Goons M. SHUSTER & SONa 19 +3 z DUCHESS N EVERY ol SELECT DRESS GOODS. PLATDS, SOUTACHE, BRAIDED. SSES, CASH MEI BISON CLOIAS and DKAP MAS. GREAT BARGAINSIN BACK SILKS, MERVEILLEUX, RHADAMIS and GROS GRAINS EVENING SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY. CLOTH 10: 3S IN SUPERION GOODS, LARGEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. ONE PRICE, 2 ITS TOCK to W. M. SHUSTER & Sons, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.B-THE PEST 1S THE CHEAPEST. _nolS Ssorr Wrarencs Ix Brack Axo ‘COLORS. JERSEY JACKETS. JERSEY NEWMARKETS. PER- SIAN WRAIPINGS. ‘Les- | CLOTH NEWMARKETS, IN BLUE AND BROWN. CLOTH COATS THAT HAVE BEEN LEFT FROM LAST YEAR AT HALF PRICE, PLUSH COATS. IMPORTED CLOAKS. OUR STOCK IS LARGE, AND COMPRISES ALL THE NOV- ELTIES. SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS. INDIA SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY, HAVING PURCHASED LARGELY, WE HAVE SECURED MANY BARGAINS. REAL INDIA SHAWLS FROM 875 TO 9500, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ST ISTHE CHEAPEST. —_0c8 BATHE B Noveires I. ack Goons: SEATON PERRY, SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) BISON CLOTS CAME FAIRS, HARRITZ CLOT! TISOTTE CLOTHE, § a HENRIETTA CLOTH: DRAP DVL HAS, MELROSE CLOTHS, ‘THIBET CLOTHS, HINDOO Cache: —e OTTOMAN «LoTas, IMPERIAL SERORS cI CHEVIOTS. DRAP D’ ETE, CANTON CREPF: CREPE Di cnINr, MOURNING SILKS, REPES. LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BYACK CASHMER MUURNING FABRICS IN GREAT VARIETY. PLAIN ANU TWILLED BLACK PRENCH CLOTHS, | COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS. LUPIN'S FRINGED AXD_ CRAPE BORDERED BLACK THIBET SHAWLS. BLACK MOURNING WRAPS, JACKETS, AND C1B- CULARS, IMPORTED BLACK BEAVER AND STOCKINETTE CLOTES, BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS, WITH MOURNING HANDLES. BLACK SILK, COTTON AND LISLE HOSIERY. MOURNING HANDAEROMTERS. PERINOT’S BLACK EID GLOVE EE CHUICE GUUDS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Buriprea, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Fetablished 1840, a5 Laos Wrars: In every variety of styl from $5 up. Entire stock must be closed out by the Ist of Janunry, Gilbert's 6-4 Ladies’ Cloth st $1, former price $1.25, 6-4 Tricots at 21, sil colors. Fine black and colore-1 Cushneres from 48¢. up. Silk Velvets and Velveteens, in all colors, plain apd brocaded. ‘We are closing ont our stock of Cloakings regardless ofcost. It must go, Quilted Linines, in Silk and Italian Cloth, all colors, ‘Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Underwear at reduced prices, J. A LUTTRELL & Co., 817 Market Space, nit —_— Kiwe's Patace. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAKS AND MILLINERY ‘NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. READ KING'S PALACE PRICES, Flegant DOLMANS, NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS at $5, $6, 7 and 33, Allstyles of JACKETS at $4, $4.50, $5, #5.50and 86, 150 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at $9, $10and 812. SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value, 2.000 Misses’ and Children's HAVELOCKS and NEW- MARKETS, a most magnificent Line at $2, 84 $4 85 L000 We at | anieisetant French FELT HATS at 500, 7c. 81 2.000 Children's Flevant TRIMMED HATS at 2c, sic, Toe, 81000 8 BIRDS, PLUMES, WINGS, TIPS, KIBRONS, VEL- VETROSIERS GATTNS VELTEIEES SS hes Cae Sold elsewhere: Ladies’ UN) KID GLO! below manuiecturens piece am sg Do not buy until you have examined ourstock and ‘OUF prices, if you wish to save your money, i — KING'S PALACE, nl 814 SEVENTH STREET. E. G. Das, 9 MARKET SPAOt OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS 18 NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, AND ARE OFFERING GREAT PARGAINS IN NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, WE INVITE AN IN SPECTION OF OUR STOCK AND COMPARISON OF ICES. WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUE STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY HOUSE. IN THE TRADE. OUR GOODS ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, ARE ALL OF THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLEMAKES.AND WE ARE PREPARED TO.QUOTE PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. SEE AND BE CONVINCED. BLACK DRESSGOODS: DEPARTMENT IN REAR ROOM. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW Goopa. E.G. DAVIS, oll 719 MARKET SPACE. GSB2TS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Comfort, Shirt, elegantly the beet ay stalin Ged Tibia, Sitar ea oly eee Fine Uofnished Shirts only 62, Finest Percale Shirta ‘Finest Laundried Drea Shirts, in solid bosome, ready ‘to put on, for $1. fix finest Dress Shirts made to order (solid bosoms) tor MEGINNIS, 1002 F streot Carrere & Dasreex wingers eee gues, VETS GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Samrs To Orom @ Shirts to Onder, Launa:tes..... 6 Shirts to Onder, Laundried, Also, «full line of Winter Ui 2s ‘uderwear, Half Hosa 8B RLUERY, anit 2212 F atreet vorthwest. A Large Line of NECKWEAR, for 50, TSe. and 8! Full Line of Falland Winter UNDERWEAR at lowes? Lange Live of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on band, CHARLES EYATT. Proprietor, THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORE, BIE F street northwest, opronite Patent Offion " SUPPLIES. EST PATENT POOCESS FLOUR, @6 PER BAR sei, Bost Pamily Flour, $5 jer bail: Cheice Ape 42.59 t0 9230 per barrel, Choice Laigs Futston, ‘Tit ekdpke groceries cheaper than any other house “Terme strictly cans %390 ___ FAMILY ‘aul Blin Arrtes Just Recetved, Direct from New Tork State, ® 200 BARRELS APPLES, Choice varietion, packed especially fot family use, ot ‘Wholesale prices. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, IMPORTERS OF FANCY GROCERIES, aT No, 1209 F Starer Nonrawesr, Ho H FRE cco K K FRE RRR Hat fe 28 Bee Ee is WE Eee Sco BK Ee EE BUCKWHEatT 18 NOW READY. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS WM. M. GALT & CO, WHOLESALE AGENTS. “an ett aon == - #2 re BE Si ‘TRE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, & without sdoubt the most BeavTircLand the most Nvrarmove Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not ouly the most perfect Mill. com taining as tt does all the most improved Machinery im cuted up to the present tne, but they produce a Flour Unscupasse by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state thata lange quantity of this magnificent Flour ts shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old worl’. GUARANTEE that it ts made from selected hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It ie an acknowledged fact, that in this Flour a perfoct separation of the sluti- nous particles of the wheat berry and a thorougis elti- nation of all weak and starchy matter bas et las: teem reached, and is consequently morw Nermrriows, yield- ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour The Dent trade admits that from ite brosd-takine qualities it is the cheapest, a¢ well as the best, fur eltuer family or baker's use, and unsurpaswd by auy Flour made Every sack aud every barrel is warranted to give entire satisfaction, STERLING'S ST LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Putents ever offered to the trade, Jt is tnexcelled by any other Pateut cacept Ceres, and wid please Cae most exacting house Accper ud satisfy the unost fastidious epiouna, GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Wister Wheat Pateut, RELIANCE. Asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour. made by the cele. brated Hungarian process, Ibis a very cheap apd bean- tiful Patent, within the rach of all classes, and we guarautee will give satisfaction Lowvery ove who will ty OLDEN HILL. ‘The oM reliable stand-by and the Standand family Flour ot the District. It irequal tn quality tougrest many Aish priced Patent Flours, whilst itean be bought for cousiderable less money. We dety competitors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERUING, GILT-EDG#, KULIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and wo ferl ascured that any Lousckeoper who tries them ouce will never use anything else For sale by all grocers. ‘Wholesale Depot, comer Ist street and Indians svenas sels Wm. M. GALT & CO. ASHINGTON "Tesrrvonta, No. 640, 900 Lite 8. EB, Wasni~erox, DC. Seplember 3 1986 Mr. C. AUFRRACH.corner 7th and H streets, eae, Machine my ey for {6 ys wath iiwhb Ann,No. 7,American, m by The Ainerican is pronoubend by experts to stand pre-emile paced pe ER pn Spe eatherset eed, — ma Cliiet Clerk U.S. y New im machines of c 820 up. 1 nae aaa os for ae ena caro, 2 Kai Socket, ‘ Vou Gerinan Han Socks, Gents Jerseye, und Bicycie Huse nko 5 = Fax Aso Woeres Sivas NOW READY. Ladies, if sou want a perfect fitting Garment, try ome Ruar Glove-Pitting Patterns. ‘Dressmakers cnt Jour names, and we will send you sample copies of a anu Winter Styles free of charge. Every lady shouls seco eat Dremunken, with otra. hme ns Ol fall and winter styles, price Ibcia., oF Mail's adjustable forms for sting aud draping, forms can be wijusted from the stalled misao? size to the latest Iady's. Call und examinent ‘OPPENHETMER'S, FoR oth street u. w., St. Clond Bullaine. Sole avent for the New Home and Hartford sewing t Ail Kinds "of uuschines fur nut sol pe HE GREAT “MOUSEHOLD” WITH OUR NEW set of Attachments, in a Velvet-lived Box, makes finest outht for temily sewing ever Yet oficred. Also Silent White, New Home, Domestic. everytning at KENAEY" ‘Mt street moti ND OOAL, Woop A JouxMruirer, WOOD aND COAL. ‘Main Office, Depot and Steam Fire Kindline Wood Mill: @_ and Vinginia aver se southwest Branch Offices aud Yards: 2 1020 14th northwest and 143 B southeast, Coa Axo Woon. 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