Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1885, Page 4

—_ wie LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick or THE CHtEr S1GNAT. OFFICER, Wasinis . D.C, Sept. 15,1885, 11 am, lay continued warm and fair weather ated for the middle Atlantic states, or Wednesday, ftir weather with stationary. re is indicated for New England and | dtlanti * Fe tem the midd Wixpow SHAprs.—The largest assortment, ¢ lowest prices. = W. B. Moses & 80: Corner 11th and F streets, FAL Stock oF FINk SHors. — Hahn's, S16 7th st. and 1922 Pa, ave. Ladies elegant handsewed Kid and Straight Goat Buttons, $4.06 ‘Ladies’ best French Kid Button, $4.00, es’ (own make) Kid Button, $2.50. Ladies! $2.00 Unrivailed Kid and Goat equal. 50 and $5.00Seamless Vamp Don- om Shoes. 3.00 Al-esif strictly hand-sewed Button and Laced. Gent's $2.00 solid Calf Button, Laced and | Congress. J. W, BoTeEn & Sos have on exhibit their latest importation of dinner, dessert and tea Bets; rich cut and engraved ‘table glasswar mantle ornaments, bric-a-brac, &e. Have al Jn stock a full line kitchen utensils, to whic they invite an inspection. fixses’ Kid, Straight and | Jed and spring heel, are Youne’s, 402 7th street. Remember: The Old Lady in Window. OystE you want to eat good oys- ters, ell or by the plate, Golden's Louis: Iso, leave shucked or in the mart of the eity free of books whieh is now in progress at number of valuable ched thiseven- ing, together with Valuable government docu- meat-. Buy your ra: ‘treil's, 815 In the ss ating stoves at Gar- assgouds, Low prices, AM shipped anywhere out ie avenue. Frise Porrnarrs. Kets methy, 1109 Pa. av. $4 HAsp-sewen Gaiters, for gents’ and la ies, equal to $9 custom shoes, at 102 th street, lectric Shues, Sold by 2 EL 14 Sole agent for Paid Cosas prevents wrinkles. @roggists and Mrs. C. Thompson, at, N.Y. Hann eels or Sprin: ail of Sotid Outwear any DO School Button Shoes, with nels, for youths or misse: sand Counters, an and 1922 Pa. ave. Oxp Lapres’ ¢ rs, hand-se' Bear Tis if you cant Spring Heel: 11 to worked hole Z.Strasburg bove F. Uk st., 4 doors: Scnoor Booxs and school supplies at contract Prices. Geo. C. Markward, 1:4 14th st. nw. EvEsn nT fitte, d, $1; He S. COME 4y sm CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. is evening Cont fernal visit to the camp of the Cadets and the hatchet will he buried dee; Yesterday afternoon Willie Connell, aged twelve years. living New York avenue, ‘Was run over on Ist and M streets northeast by @ horse attached toa ored man. Young Cor About three hundred m dan Veteran association Yo visit Washington next week. The President has made an appointment to receive them at se Monday morning. |. Herr has filed a bill in equity discharged as executor of the ex tate of Josiah W. Deener, on account of ill health. Frederick Nieafeldt, charged in the Police y with writing policy, forteited $50 ogeart driven by a c i was badly red. inju: ine Court to-da collateral. E. H. Taliaferro, 921 Louisiana avenue, sends fom fine specimens of Florida bananas and mons. J. Shillington sends Demorest’s Monthly and Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for October. The contract for the carpeting and interior decorations of the new National theater was awarded yesterday to Julius Lansburgh. a aon Amusements. ALBAUGH's OPEKA HovSE.—Miss Ada Gray ‘and the Watkins Fifth Avenue duced “East Lynne” at Albaugh’ house last evening in an acceptable manner. “East Lynne” willbe played to-night and to- Morrow night and at the matinee to-morrow, Thursday night “ Hortense,” the new emotional play written for Miss Gray, will be produced for the first time. THe Mikado AT Forp’s.—The second week of the “Mikado” opened at Ford's Opera house Jast evening ina manner approving the judg- Ment of the managers in_prolonging the season here beyond one week. There has been a per- €eptible improvement from night to night In the performance. The singing and acting is all that can be desired in the rendition of a light ‘opera. HeERzoc’s Orera Hi ‘The sensational drama ot “ Hoop of Gold” was produced at Her- zog's Oth street Opera House last night, with all the advantages of elaborate and dramatic Scenic ellects and a strong company. There will be a performance every afternoon and evening during the week. Dime MusEUM.—At the Dime Museum last evening, Mr. Dick Gorman appeared in the edy drama of “Conrad; or, The Hand of a Friend.” Mr. Gorman is supported by a good company. In addition to the drama on’ the stage there are many new attractions in the museum. Tue Tneater Comrave.—Mie Girard’s Novelty and Statue troupe constitutes a great attraction at the Theater Comique Summer Garden this week, An inviting program is offered. — Manni ace Licexses.— Marriage licenses have Been issued by the clerk of the court to. C. H. ‘Taylor and Virginia Edelen, both. of Prince county, Md; Charles E. Young and ‘ines: W. C. Carrico and Emma. 6. A. Block and Josephine G. Garber, ad, Va: Rudolph P. Rowers and A. Heing, both of Richmond, Va. Ben- fants Fy Kinney and Annie Virginia Traman, | th of Hichmond, Va.; Michael Washney. of deorge county, Md..and Mary § Prince David Keiler, of Catawissa, Pa. and “ jon, Reuben” L. hiner Elizabeth r Jones, of Nor- re Rockport, Ind., Tv w we Jepce WARNS A MARRIED May.— Robert Bouldin, colored, pleaded not guilty ia the Police Court to-day to a charge of threats. Mary Rollins, a well-dressed colored woman, Wearing a long wateh chain, testified that he came to her house to invite her sister to zo on an excursion, and as the witness had something to say in the matter, bec use Bouldin Was a Inarried man, he threatened to kill her andshe Said she had th “teletorm” for an officer. Robert admitted to the Judge that he ainarried Juan and had been keeping company with the Young lady. The judge told him that if he was One of these married sharks running with n. he had better look out for him- aired him to give $100. bond 8° 10 Jail for a month Cog a r DRIES.—Hand bills “Chinese Laundries Must Go!” were be- nalated tons ey bore the name of ot Andustrial League. a mith, president: Woman's National following Ni net contained t! a workingmen: | The W justrial League asks the workin: $f Washington toassist them In the an We the Chinese laundries from our midst. ‘There were only six in the city a year or more ago. now they number fifty odd! Tt no attempt ds made against t ¢ will the end be? What will become of the working women and thelr little ones? “Shall the heathen Chinee rob nn Of thi ‘king men of Was! pem iz men of Wasn- ,, YOU Must answer the question for your- _ HELD FoR THE GuAND JvRY.—The little des Oden, aged elevet aused an ‘explosion by seives, ina tank of coal oll at Nash's Store, 4th and L streets, was arraigned jn the Police € the’ charge of arson. A that the be; iw told tot to light but he did. The bo: we down the mateb. The e Was too dangerous a boy to be runnin at large. and proposed wosend him tortie We form school, of which he had been an iumats, ‘The boy's mother said she would preter the the case go to the upper court, and he was therefore held for the action of the grand jury. = Rorpertes Rerorrep.—Mr. Seth Johnson, 611 P street, reports plen from the house = Satebel containing $27.20.—T. W. Callahan Feports that hix store was entered’ Saturday Right and robbed of three boxes of cigars; value =. '5.—Frank Boarman reports the loss of = race and bit worth $1. ——— THE SrxoxG Case.—This morning in the Court in General Term, Chief Justice Cartter and Judges James, Cox and Merrick, the hear- ing in the case of Strong aguinst the District (Was resumed. Mr. Miller continued reading the Teeord. Ge futler, Mr. Cook and F. T. Brown- ing represented Mr. Strong. EXcersios Rates To Cox's STAtIoN.—The Bassenser department of the Baltimore and Po- railroad annonnees that round trip ex- ets, good for two days, will be sold n Pope's creck line, at the low Fate of $2 from’ Wasbingtov. Tickets sold om Saturday will be good to return until Monday, jusive. thetr xalesroom, commencing at 10:30 ton of housekeeping meant. o-morrow morni: o'clock, n choice collec articles, See advertise Seb fot Bak An Assault on « Policeman: A SUPPOSED CRAZY MAN WITH A LOADED STICK. Yesterday afternoon, about halt-past four o'clock, a colored boy, nineteen years old, named James Moore, who 1s supposed to be half crazy, entered the house of Mary Degan, a lady it Hifty years old, No. 1406 North Capitol street. Moore said he was in possession of the Premises. | Mrs. Degan ordered him away.when struck her with # heavy stick, cutting her head. Moore then went to_his home, No. 37 O street northwest, where Officer Thomas Britt followed him, ‘hen the officer arrived Moore dealt him a severe blow across the head with a loaded stick, inflicting a severe cut. A colored man then came to the officer’s assistance, rnd Prevented Moore irom doing him any further harm. Word was sent to the sixth precinct station, and Sergeant Hoilinverger went to the house and arrested Moore. In the Police Court this morning Moore was charged with assault ing Mrs. es and the case was continued until Officer Britt is able to appear, when Moore will be tried for both assaults. oescsrtao ta THE CONSECRATION OF BISHOP-ELECT O'SUI- LIVAN.—Rey. J. O'Sullivan, pastor of St. Peter's church, who has been appointed bishop of Mo- bile, and will be consecrated at that church next Sunday, is now engaged in a spiritual re- treat at St. Mary'sseminary, in Baltimore. Ad- mission to St. Peter's church next Sunday will be by ticket, four tickets being allowed to each pew, the other two seats in h being reserved for visitors from Father O'Sallivan's former stations, Standing tickets are Re J pecs out also for the aisles, The procession of the clergy will form in the Sunday school room, in the rear of the chureh, pass out through the C street door, and through the parking and in- side the iron railing, on the north side of the church, to the front, where it will enter by the main door, me but pew holders will be ad- mitted before the entrance of the procession, after which those having standing room tickets will follow. == S Affairs in West Washington. RAIDING “Boston.”—Officers Connelly and B. Fisher made a raid upon “Boston” last night und arrested Pat Murphy, Florence Dorsey, Florence Jackson, Mary Glasco, Barbara Arthur and Adeline —,, ‘all colored, for being drunk and disorderly. These prisoners are all well known to the police on account of their past do- ings. The cursing and yelling of the prisoners atthe stdtion kept the officers awake all night. Notes. — Mrs. Jennie Routh, of Pittsburg, is visiting Mrs. W. Taylor, of O street.—There Is an enormous growth of rank weeds on vacant Jots and along the sidewalks and around shade trees here.——Mr. John Laskey, of the Washing- ton aqueduct office, hus been granted a week's leave of absence. SHIPPING NEws.—Schooner Charles L, Mitch- ell arrived from Kennebee with 1,000 tons of ice.—Schooner Db. M. Anthony arrived from Kennebee with 900 tons of ice-—Sechooner Lee arrived from Kennebec with 900 tons of ice. Gals RECEtrTs.—Canal boat Samuel Jarboe arrived yesterday with 1,700 bushels of wheat nd 1,450 bushels of corn forJ.G. & J.M. Wa- ters. Wheat sold on ‘Change from 85e to 954c. CATTLE MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Dro- vers’ Rest, D, C., us reported by Tayenner Bros, yesterday, as_follows: 6D cattle up and sold: Lest at 4% to 5%: good at 4% to 4%; medium at 4 to 44 commou at 3 to 41, 700 sheep umd lambs. Lambs at 34y to 5; Sheep at By to ig; 15 cows and calves at $25°to $50. Caitle brisk. TEMPERATURE AND COXDITION OF WATER ATT A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 76: con- dition, 28. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 71: condition at north connection, 16; south connection, 18. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature. 73; condition at influent gatehouse, condition at effluent gatehouse, 9. High jes in the river to-day at 11:18. m. and 11:37 em. Pore Adsowreny PPP. 00 wow Ww Dp 3 Pro o wwww bp pom RRR, BY 88 Mwwe BOB OEE RRR, 2 oo «6©W UW Opps keg & OT ‘This Powder never varies A marvel ofpurity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competttion with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powders SoLp ONLY Ix cass Rovat Bakixe Powpxr Co. 106 Wall street. N.Y. ap6. rT®Y AYEn's PILLS, AND BE CURED. MISE. y isa mBd word to describe the mischief to body and mind caused by habitual constipation. The regu- lar use of Ayers Cathartic Pills, in mild doses, will Festore the torpid viscera to healthy action. sey LOOD FOOD" IS TH. often given to Ayer" ts blvod-enriehing qualities. UGGESTIVE NAME Sarsaparilla, because of selS Beavrirez, Dress Goons. CASHMERE SERGES tn Blue, Brown, G Garnet, Very tine quality, twelve yards for'$2. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS slightly soiled at actual cost BLAC: SILKS, excellent quality. 75¢. excellent quality, reduced to 75¢. VELVETS. $1. ELVES, $i. ASHES, doubie width, pure wool, SHMERES, double width, pure wool. te) BROCADE SILKS, $1.50. "30. ACK BROCADE SILKS. $156. gtACk CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool. >i XCELLENT BLACK SILKS. $1. DRED SILKS, 81. Large size DOUBLE WINTE BLANKETS, $2, $2.50, $3. ogistdwome BROCADE DRESS GOODS, cheap at reduced to 124. THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES, CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Street, se12 ‘ anonxe Derpantwesr. cnorce STOCK OF HIGH CLASS ENGLISH. WOOLENS NOW READY, mix W. S. TEEL. 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pex” Lity TorET wasn, a MosT RE- treshing liquid saponaceous wilet preparation. An iedispensable luxury for the Nursery. the Bath, the Sick oom, Cleansing and many other purposes, D2 Ser scevs axv sear your Fa ‘and hands with sticky totlet soaps made from questionable animal fat or insoluble by reason of ‘salt and lime, which all hard soaps (even Castile) contain. Be luxurious, Use POND LILY TOILET WASIL, Absolutely pure and tnstantly dissolved in the cold: «at water, leaving the skin soft and delicately per. fumed. Shun unlawful imitations. Get the WRIGHT kind. All druggists. 25 cents, sel0-2we Be Nor Discounacen, When every remedy hus failed with you, try DOOLEY'S: AGUE POWDERS. Warranted to cure Shaking and Dumb Ague, Per- manently. No Sulphur. Quinine. No Arsenic. Tey tmonlals Abundant. Price 75c. per package. "For all Druggists, Sule F. X. DOOLEY, 301 Pennsyivante ave s'e. La ky FOR MALARIA, FEVER AND AGUE Also for Strengthe: and Cobtaine no quinine oraay etal sostpon ste W: Gx Ase Ws Was GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY IN FINE SHOES, ‘See some of our prices below: ; | Ladies’ Pebbie Goat Button, hand sewed, $3.50, Straight Goat Button, haud seweds: (geaulnestock:. bund Kid, band turns, oOo Gents’ Hand Welt (none better) Sa" - Sewed Fine Calf ad Seamless, 95, Good School Shoes for Children foe $1. Our famous $3.50 Calt Shoes are of Uhe best quality stock, are heat, styiixh, aud will wear, See to sacaure’ fhe Tallowing: Genta xtra wine American, Calf shoes, in any apie tor ony und Prench Calf ior $8, We warraut a fit wod satel Somfort. Thewe prices are abvut 33 peF cent les that ae aes ee GEO. W. RICH, 400 7b st nw. DON’T FORGET THE NUMBER ‘We arein dally receipt of our Fall and Win- ter Stock, compr'sing ali the Foreign and Do- mestle “Novelties” and Staples, which are being placed on sale at our poyular low prices. ‘We give below a part description of some of the new arrivals, and respectfully ask your exam! nation of what we consider the best, newest ‘and most fashionable stock ever our pleasure ‘to display. MY: DRESS GOODS “Novelties” in Dress Goods usually take first rank, and justly so, for this season they are simply superb. As more than @ majority of these fabrics are in Boucle effects (Boucle, pro- - Rounced ‘Boo-clay), we give the following de scription of the goods: Boucle is ¢ French word, and means curled or kinked. The warp is of ‘two threads, one forming the body of the goods, with the filling, and the other Is of curly or kinked strands, which stand out from the sur- face in little woolly circlets giving the goods an allover “nappy” effect. In some, colors are carelessly interwoven, producing, almost im perceptibly, narrow stripes and little blocks. Some are more j,and some are of wide stripes, forming a border which is used for the trimming. “Another novelty” is a Chenilleembroldered, on @ smooth suftace,the figure being quite wide apart, and {s a shading of two oF more contrasting colors, producing a decidedly harmonious effect, and is considered quite re- cherche. ‘These are in Combination Dress Pat- terns of 5 yards each. Plain Camels’ Hair Serges, with wide colored Boucle borders, in the prevailing Fall shades ‘and colorings. Fiue Casimir Cloths, with elegant chenille- embroidered set figures in shaded effects: in Bronze, Myrtle, Havana, Dregs of Wine, Seal Brown, Garnet and Navy Blue. ‘The beauty ofthe uew goods this season Hes in the fact that, seen at a distance of twenty yands, they pass for one color, while as high as three, four and five are woven therein, and only noticeable at close quarters. New Blach Goods “Novelties” will be dis- played Tuesday Morning, September 15th @ full description of which will appear later; meanwhile, we ask you to take a peep. Near a hundred pieces of different ayles and weaves. ‘New arrivals in both Velvet and Silk depart- ment. Have to be seen to be appreciated. New Buttons — Unquestionably the largest variety and the best assortment e¥er our pleas- ure to display Buttons in Metal, Bone, Pearl, Cut Steel, Cro- chet, French Carved, Tailor-made, Lasting, &e., in Flat, Bullet, Half-ball, Steel Centers, in differ- ent sizes, and in colors to match all the fashion able shades of dress materials, Black Buttons in dull Jet, cut Jet and pressed Jet. Piain and Fancy Black Crochet Buttons in aliferent shapes. Also “Novelty” In Black Crepe Buttons, the surface being wrinkled, producing a crape effect. Tailor-made Buttons, for the popular tallor- made suits, in all the tasbiousble colors. Pearl Glove Buttons, in six popular shades, Belts—AU kinds of Belts, at all kinds of prices. Dress Shields—Fedora, Canfield, Oil Silk, Seamless Rubber Shields with satin lining, at right prices New Flaunels are here. ‘The head of this de- partment says of this stock: “It Is unquestion- ably the largest, best and most complete we have ever shown, and the prices are at the bottom." ‘The “specialties” are yard wider Shakers at 25, 33, 37%, 40, 42, 45. 60, 55, 62% and G5c. An All-wool Scarlet Twilled Flannel, . which we sold last season at 35c, now 250. in, White, for 25c. Ladies’ Hosiery. We mention one item, iz: Unbleached Balbriggan, Extra Size and Extra Large, Superior Quailty; 624¢. per palr, New Prints, New Fereales, New Cambrics, w Dark Colored Satines, New Indigo Blue, ts and Cambries, “Comfort” Prints, not for ks, but durability, 5 and Ge. impson Black “Old English Chint line of dome patterns olorings atid effects, for fall wear, and 50e. each, oming in much faster than we can possibly enumerate them, so we respect fully Invite our custome-s and the public geu- erally to pay uy visit of inspection, Our “Mail vice, and, Order Department” is at your ser- fe shall be pleased to send. you nples or Goods upon Fequest. Satisfaction oF no sale, WOODWARD BOSTON DRY ONE PRICE ONLY 921 Penna. ave. (sel4] Tus Box Ma RCHE, BABY DEPARTMENT. ‘We do not meun that we have any babies for sale, but that we have everything ® baby can use, from nursery pin toa cloak, and would particularly call the attention of our infantile friends to some novelties that we have secured for them (should you not be able toattend alone would be pleased to see your mama with you). as, for instance: INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS, of very fine merino, upper cape trimmed with embroldery,special at $4.98, worth $5.50. Colors—Cream, drab anid mauve. A Magnificent Style, both capes embroidered, of very fine merino, special ut $6, worth $6.95. Selected novelties in INFANTS’ CLOAKS,trimmed with fine lace or embroidered in combinations, such as cream and gold, crear: und pale blue, from $7 up to $is. Ask to see our Star and Dotted Cloaks. INFANTS LONG FLANNEL SKIRTS, made from Gilbert's best flannel. Plain hemmed skirt at 81: scalloped at $1.50; scalloped and dotted. wt $1.75; em broidered at $2. $2. FLANNEL BODY SKIRTS, pin hemmed at 65¢; senlloped at 95¢.; seailoped and dotted $1.35: fine em- broldered at $1.65, $1.95 and $2.50. BABIES FLANNEL SHAWLS, from 90c. to $4.50, according to embroidery. BABIES FLANNEL WRAPPERS, pale pink, ervam and pale blue, from $1.25 to $5.50. BABIES BASKETS, fine Ince tramming, from $3.75 to $10. INFANTS’ KNIT SACQUES. in cream, pale blue, pink and other combinations, trom 45c. up to $1.85. INFANTS BOOTEES, trom 19c. to 75c. INFANTS' SHIRTS. from 35e, to 75e. BABY CAPS, corded and tucked, Fedora and Nor- mandy styles, from 5c. up. " LONG DRESSES, made of cambrie, + nainsook, the latest deslgus and trimmings, ranging trom 39¢. up to $18.50, HORT DRESSES, 19 an 21 inches lung, in endless variety, from 50¢, np to $10. INFANTS' LONG SKIRTS, embroidered and lace trimmed, from 50c. up. BABIES CAMBRIC LINE: from 2tc. up to 50. Estimates for complete Infants’ Outfits will be fur- nighed on application. LADIES' JERSEYS. AN APOLOGY IN ORDER, Our manufacturer having met with a misfortune,we were obliged to open our store without Jerseys, al- though they were advertised. We disappointed a great number of people and frankly apologize, prom- ising to rectify the calamity by selling the best shaped Jerseys at the lowest prices possible. OUR JERSVY DEPARTMENT NOW COMPLETE. SPECIAL—Imported Stockinette, tailor made, cout back oF fan back, silk sewed, it $1.75, worth $2.25. SPECIAL—Heavy Imported Stockinette, rolling collar, tailor made, coat back, or ribbou, bow and plalts, at $1.98: this Jersey is well worth $2.45. The BON MARCHE TUCKED-FRONT JERSEY, of elegant quality of stockinette, at $2.98. ‘The BON MARCHE “MICKADO,” best quality of stockinette, wide Hercules braid, vest frontjcout back, at $3.98. ‘A maguificentline of Fall Noveltles in Jerseys,from $2.25 up 10 $10, CHILDREN’S JERSEYS, in all sizes and colors, plain aud vest frout, at low prices. - CORSETS, : ‘We beg to call your attention to the famous and well-known French Corsets, known as the “P. D.” ‘The are without doubt the best fitting Corsets in‘ the market today. Nothing but the best materials are used in producing same, We shall always keep on hand the different styles in every size and color. Tu connection with the above we will commence to sell MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14: 50 Dozen BON MARCHE SUPERIOR CORSETS, of fine French sattcen, in cream, drab, red, blue, at G4c; they are worth 85c. 2 Doen of “OUR LAURA,” 9 German woven Corset, heavily boned, at 89c., worth $1.25, 25 Dowen of GERMAN WOVEN CORSETS, em. broidered bust, at 50c. 10 Dozen R.&G. HAND-SEWED CORSETS, five ‘hooks, French coutil, at $1; they are retailed else where at $1.25. : 25 Dozen of Imported C. B. CORSETS, French sgt- teen, lace top, in all colors, at $1.26,retailed elsew! at $1.38, A full line of Warner's and ‘Thompson's Glove-at- ting Corsets, SHIRTS, neat styles, THE “BOW RIARGHES” « STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Prtbemptael 5 Sroveniectietal oer a TAL 5 3 3 we § RPE i ied wal pens soca Ladle end Ga drew rise Unuerbeor Sebati “ae rm ‘WORKS, 2st Comer 2st st, ana Pennayivauis ave, hw, Bavx's Bavu 8 LOW PRICES TELL, Ine recent advertisement we published our inten- tion of Handling Dry Goods in the largest quantities ‘and have published the prices of many leading fabrics at VERY LOW FIGURES. ‘Our undertaking bas been appreciated, and we have deen encouraged by the public demands to buy an Extraordinary Large Stock of Dry Goods ‘Our intention to become a leading Dry Goods au- thority must be fulfilled. Our stock ts large, and therefore to sell the goods our prices shall be low. OUR GUARANTEE OF OUR PRICES SHALL BE ‘TO REFUND THE MONEY TO DIs- SATISFIED PURCHASERS, OUR BLACK Goo) T- A VOICE FROM OUR BLAC DS DEPAR’ All-wool Black Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at 45c., worth 55¢. All-wool Black Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at 55c., OUR 64 SUITING DEPARTMENT. Tricots at 75c., worth 5c. Tricots at 5c. sold last year at $1.25. Flannel Suitings, in all colors, at 65c., worth 85c. Camelettes—in visible checks and plaids—and nu ‘merous fancy suitings in endless variety. HOUSEKEEPING Goops. Our 54 inch Turkey Red sells at 33c., and we war- rant It fast colors. 6-8 All-linen Napkins, at $1 a doz, sold at $1.50. Our advertisement in our Table Linens are our 50c.. 60c. and 75c. Bleached Damasks, To see them is to buy. * OUR LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Replete with all the Novelties of the Season. ‘Madras Curtains in all colors and many designs, from $5 to $12 per pair. ‘Madras Curtain Net, extra width, at 50c, Nottingham Curtains, from $1 to $6.50 per window, in both White and Ecru, Antique Curtafns, from $2.50 to $7 per window. Curtain Scrim, from 12%e. to 80c. Nottingham Curtain Net at all prices FLANNELS, See our 20c. Red Twill Flannel, and you will buy it. eae G “itis A No 1. “ 25c. White Flannels, They cannot be ex- celled by any for the price. Our 27c. White Flannels can't be beat. MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS AT COST. ‘Remnants of Wamsutta and Pride of the West Tac. per yard. BAUM’S MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, sels 416 SEVENTH STREET. rT A L nm AA OL n AA L mu AAA no Ak REE EK RE E Z TLib =Eg TITT ( SSs 5, g "Ses T Sys5 GENTS. DAY SHIRTS. GENTS. GENTS. NIGHTSHIRTS. GENTS. BICYCLESHIRTS. GENTS. NECKWEAR, GENTS. UNDERWEAR. GENTS. UMBRELLAS. HANDKERCHIEFS. GENTS GENTS. RUBBER COATS, GENTS. SUSPENDERS. GENTS. COLLARS AND CUFFS. GENTS. GENTS. HALF Hose. GENTS. PPR AOL A IT SS, Pp AA OL aa on 88 ee ak Eth OTT SS e aA Tun AA Mt Sys oo yy ¥ A L Be P% YY A E Pegs y BE RR 00 ¥ AA LLL DRESS SHIRTS, With Plain or Plaited Bosoms, which are thyge- ply IRISH LINEN. Buttou Moles, Hand-Made. Different lengths in sleeve measurements, All sizes in Neck. Shirts cut specially for upright men or stooping men; for stout men or thiu men, THE PALAISROY AL SHIRTS are as Good Fitting asCustom-Made Shirts, aud the quality Equally as good as usually sold for $1.50 each, Wesell on ana age 700 “PALAIS ROYAL” SHIRTS every week aud no wonder, for we ouly charge 89 Cents Each! ‘Try a sample “P. R” SHIRT; money refunded if dis- satistied, PPP, oA OL A IT gS8g Pp AA OL AA ou & per AA OL AA HE Sssg PATA CLEL ATA 1 Sys 00, ¥. A Rh oO YY se RR OO YW aA E RR 00 vy AA thu NIGHT SHIRTS, ‘Made of best Muslin; Perfect Fitting: Hand Finished, Collar and pocket, Only 50Cents Each, THE “PALAIS ROYAL" NIGHT SHIRTS. trimmed with Fancy Colored Embroidery, only 73 Cents Each, BICYCLING AND TOURIST SHIRTS, Made of All Wool and thoroughly shrunk, Plain or Plaited Fronts, All Colors, Stylish, Durable and Best Material. QUALITY NO. 118 $1.73. QUALITY NO. 2 18 $2.25. BICYCLE HOSE, in All Colors, English Derby Ribbed, only 50 Cents, HOSE SUPPORTERS, Neat and Effective, only 24 Cents Pair. GGG FI NNN TTT ™ &G EE NNN "ET TF s88s doo ERE ESS GGG KEK NNN T Sg HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK UMBRELLAS for1.98t ‘They are English Twill Silk, have para- gon frames and natural sticks HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK SCARFS for 39 Cents? They comein PuiTand Knot Shapes, are Satin lined, new fall designs. HAVE YOU SEEN ‘THE “PALAIS ROYAL" SILK EMBROIDERED BRACES, 23 Cents? ‘They are English Goods and are marked “Braces;” known here as Suspenders MAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL" HANDKERCHIEFS? Warranted All Linen and Full Size, with any Initial, ‘Hand Embroidered, only 25 (i PPP, poe Aa © a Tt gs BPP AA aa i Ss5, ep MS tus ror Sys RI 00% ¥ as RR o> & rN E RRR 9 YY AA B ¥ AM Ee R 00 a°4 lu sell 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE We Axx Recevise FALL OVERCOATS AT PRICES $7 TO $25. BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS AND ‘VESTS, DOESKIN CASSIMERE PANTALOONS, DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR- BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, IN SACKS AND CUTAWAYS. NEAT STYLES CASsIMERE PANTALOONS, IN nara, ss TURES, AND DIAGO- DUNLAP &0O., NEW YORK, 5 ‘Now ready at : BOYS SCHOOL, DRESS AND PLAY SUITS, WILLETT ¢ RUOFFS, TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GENTS! 4¢10:1m 905 Pennayitenn re, FURNISHINGS, ALL aT PRICER, ove usual I0W) Gar Tur Buse. NOAB WALKER @ 00, “THE CORCORD HARNESS 7. 625 Pennevivania Avenve i Panes a 10 Px G “ | PRUNKS and SATCHELS of the Best Makes in xe Ozer onto great Vasiliy at vory Low Prices. AT VIENNA OPTICIAN conta. : Soedarhatg "an, aor vena $29 000 PENNSYLVANIA avanuE EW: f A 4 secure some good Be. yy Double Ruching Fats: White Flannel SNES rench oniy Yoo. Call carly, as these fo Special ings. Ml. Ne 1 780 7th st. and 1920 Penna, ave. 20 7th stand 1620 Ya. Wide 150. Percales, eye, 7: Cheapest Cloaks, 7th st, Mourniag Gece? gt A Penny Saved is = Peany Earned. Therefore purchase your Boots,-Shoes, Si pers.and feabbers atthe well-knowa low-priced hoe Store of Z. Strasburser, We warrant oor goods to be solld, and guaruitee out prices W Ds e lowes! Ladies’ Button Shoes, work Ladies’ Pebble Shoes, ail styles idee oo Ladies’ Straight Goat Shoes, $1 3. ‘Laced Shoes, Gents’ Congress, Button ani 1.47. Gents’ Seamless Gaiters, $1.93, eagitencarrier Hand-sewed Walking Shoe, Gents’ English Waukenphast, $2.87, Men's Boots from $1.98 up.” 85 Gents’ Patent-Leather Pumps, $1.24. Misses’ Spring Heels trom 3c, up. Misses’ Common-Seuse Shoes from Boys’ English Bals from 98e. up, pane Boys’ Button Shoes from $1.17 up, Boys’ Patent-Leather Pumps, 98¢, Child's Spring Heels from 596. up: Child's Heeled Shoes from 73¢, up, Infants’ Shoes from 3c. up, Give usa call. No trouble to show Z Strasburger, No. 906 7th st., 4 doors above L. 6 Sammer Complaint cured and immedt- ately relieved by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, Recommended by leading physicians, Sold by druggists and grocers. The Cheapest Pinc In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. 20-th,s,tulm K was a sudvrer from Dyspepsia, and Dr, David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy helped me. Wm. McKnew, 124 Fayette st., Baltimore, Price $1.00, BUSINESS CHANCES. _ MEMBER OF THE PENNS would like to form a partnership with from some other state (or with i party fan the practice before the departments), for she practiee of law before the courts and the ments Address W. Q., Star office. ANTED—A MAN CAPABLE OF EDITING A Wéfeonibiican weekly naper, £6 Jou experionsed business manager in purcliasing old established paper Inthiscity. Address Box 3, Star oftice ALE—FIVE THOUSAND S193 OR, i DOLLARS {t worth offirst mortgage Notes, drawing 6 per cent. interest." Two years ty ran. First-class security, Ad: dress NOTES, Star Office. seld-ér MODE Houses. FOR SALE OR RENT.—The Houses in the sfarble and Brown Stone Front Block just being completed on North ave., between Park ave. and Holton st. bs more. Haidsomest row in thecity. Fight different Plans to select from. High elevation; — only 20 mi ites ride from center of city; close to Druid Hill Pari Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation, warm in win ter—cool in summer, on grassy sloping terraced, ars: ile finish, frescoed bath rooms, open fireplaces, model Kitchens on first floor, well built. Easy teria’ First Class investment. Cail and examine them, or send for Illustrated book “Model Homes," des:ribing them. Address, W. 1. STORK, Builder and owner, North ave. and’Park ave., Baltimore, FSTAURANT FOR SALE—THE OPPORT! nity is offered to purchase a first-class Restaurant, centrally located on Beuusylvania ave. n.wa cheap. The location is one of the pest in thecity, ‘The place is well fitted up in every respect, with all’ mod- ern improvements. Anquire at 1908 Pennsylvania ave, OR, SALE-BARGAT bullders—1 ‘Attiesand bat three A different depart se15-308 ORS AND ., tet) OUI Grooms and cellar: al S Detrees 4 the vacant space on quare 623, bein Ast, between North nd Astsis., G6 feet front ror ulley,, suitable for four houses. Apply ow 0 GUL St. Bak. and Jeave address seam HOUSES FOR SALE. Cor, Magsacbusetts ave. und 15th st, 12 rs., mod. imps 300. ont story House, Iowa Circle, mod. imps.; 3 16,500. ‘irvestory House, 13 rs, N st. n.w,, bet. 17th and 1SUh sts., mod. Imps.? $10,04 Larze Doubie Joas:, Vermont ave., bet. K and L sty, mod. Imps. ‘New Hous g8 and 13th sta n.w., mod, inips.: $12,000. Store and Dwelling, cor. 9th and Q sts. n. w., $4,000. ‘Two-story Brick House, 619 10th st. ne, bet. F and sts, Zr and bath, ‘Terms exsy: $2,00U tury Houses on Riggs stu. W., near 13th; mod. imps: $5,500 cach. ‘Threestory ‘English basement House, 12 rs,, mod. imips., Ist, bet, 15th and 19th. $20,000. ‘Whreestory House with stable, on M st,, bet. 10th and 11th n. w., mod. imps, $20,000, New story” house, ou (3t,, bet, 21st and 22d n.w.; 10 Fs.: mod. finps.: $7,000, New B-story house, on Lest. bet. 21st and 22d n.w.; 10 rs; lot 19885 to alley; $6,000, Large double house on Lt... bet. 13th and 14th sts. nw: 13 83 mod, 00. Thiree-story s jiouse, on Pst. n.w., near cor. Isth; niod. Imps; $11,000, ‘Two houses on i st. ne, bet. 6th and 7th; mod. Amps; $3,300 each. ‘Two houses on P st. n, w., bet. Gth and 7th; mod. imps.; $4,200, 34.500. Laurige Louse und seve 16tu st, near Seott Circ ‘y house on Mst, mod. imps. $11, $123,000. w. bet. Ythand 10th sts.and Ov. Satory house on M'st. i, w. bet. 9thand 10th sts. and 12th and 13th 00. stable: nod. imps. $13,500, Lurge double house on’ Muss. ave. bet. sts; large stable and large side lot.” S70, Batory houses now building on 13 now: 8 ts. bath and cellar; 30 feet parking, From 35.500 to $6,000. rick nouses, with bay windows, on 25th st. u.w., corner P om $5,500 Lo $7,000. ‘Titree-story house, corber Gta aul Sts, B10,0 House 219 st. nae, between 2d and Si 3225; threestory brick, With stable, 96,000, Avi st, between Prand Q; thifteen rooms; modern inprovements: $13,000, Four houses Improvements: $8, pant property” In all sections of city and subarbs fu hones for nent furnished and wufuruishied, {to loan on real estate securit Large tous 1 sp Gorge AvaMs, Conimis TELEPHONE No. 34: We have for sule nutes for $600 and $700, secured. by first mortgage on good property at 6 per’ cent for Byears Als forsale ‘on monthly payments ood 5 sim uortheast section from $1,000 to SVU. For Sale—New seven-room Brick on 14th st. between, Band ©, at great bargain on easy terms, For SateOn Ithode Island avenue, between 14th and 15ih, beautiful $story aud basen improvements, south front, -w.. south side, jewly repaired, modern ear, Tuns throweh to K u; Splendid opportunity: iaie—Seven Lots on south side of T st, n.w., near 16Us, at great bargain. wo Leautiiul Cottage Houses on Kenyon st., Columbia Heights, approaching ‘compleuon; very Jow on small cash payment, and balance monthly. Two desirable Frame Houses on Valley st.. Georze- town: great bargain—pay over ten per cent per annum. Choice lots on 16th street and Columbia Heights and in all parts city. ‘To Loan—$5,00U at 6 per cent for term of years on city properiy. 31 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — $5,000 WoRTIT of Dry Goods and Notions to exchange for real estate; will add some eash if property is worth more than amount of stock. Address I. C., Stara ce. ‘auls-Im* EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL, ERE SC BOYS UNDER Pou! = ET [asTER 'Y OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION=. OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR Fear, reopens Ocean M™ YESSoN seatxany, Mize B.C. Collere's Special couren tpn 171885, closes June EM Bogiiel. French and | 40 Pon, sot merely, serait Oat the priionnphy of the 5. in charge of Lucien ce French sounds.and special atownt filly demom Shere "x, Ae union, Tader Mr Colllere. Four 2100 axp 1104 Mt Sraxer N.W. strated. | Freoch pron om. properly ate re acon aly from 5:90 to 6:90 Pm. sel-1m Hon guaranteed in avery shor:mpuce of tne eat "INDIVIDUAL | INSTRU TION he Spencer Day ing." Moder Fates RL. G. MARINTS ACADEMY OF, ANCING AND DE- PORTMEN at MASONIC HATL, MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM. Principal. lar and irregular, ell practically retusa ree Corner oh and, F sis. nw. Washington, D.C, Eoupneation, Address 1888 fat mw DUCES eet SPRAY REPresmen Dori, 3188 SARA A. SCUL SOLUTE, A Me native of bare brence se Re Oe a is z Vice Principal. | (y HORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITeT Circulars to be had at music stores, of at the Ac | MRS EUGENIA CUTHBERT, 3100 N st, West Washington. Boarding and ademy. sel-tm schon! for young lan ut ihc girs Tee arte RS. GEO. G CHIPMAN WILL OPEN ATHER Sear begins § es, cor M Biisenes, 1131 170 now. on MONDAY Sept | Asssted by a Corpe of Tutrcen Able Masters and | ienrnere” For circulars nui taint * fember 21st, a school for children. AU lessons ith: Teachers ia - * fully prepared during schoo! hours, selo-line \HARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, (SITE CoOL oft CEDARS. —— | Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies, Healing Springs) Chariette” Hail. se." “A Homeand Day School for Young Ladies. re. Soong ad, Thorwagh Cine, Mabini ‘OCTORER IST. Modern languages under the charge of the Berlitz school, Thorough course in Eig. ism Susie ‘and Art. A. special class for littie gitis from 7 to 21, on the Guiney method, ‘azo mn MISS EARLE, 1016 35th <t [NDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE Thr Teachers. with model schools for chilldres, Mr LOUISE. and Miss SUSLE, POLLO S Cirenlare atthe National Kindergart “¢ ‘and at the Frocbel Lostitute, 2137 eth st! The ‘Special Advantages in Instrumentaland Vocal Music, A pupil to follow with far greater proft and with iment state tae Fests Inairoton, wieder ny teacher, by any one DOW pripular converse Uonal inet Day and evening Private tomers, and in Claws for Ladies and Genticunen of chines, General Afternoon and Evening Games MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDASS. at ha orn ay ? ‘Opening OCTOMER 3th ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES , ie and Brglish Courare. Tren Send for Catalogue, W.T. BRISCU! rosters, Art and Elocution. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter or personally, as above. au22-3m wrem odern Languages at ithout extra charee Hoard, tuition and laundry per season of ve moutia put warned against some who claim to open Rew Acndongartens, but khow mothing of the aystena, ‘BU15-6W JDROF. SHELDON WILL EXTEND THE 25 Prer*cent rebate to those joining the classes this week soldi Mer nitions VELLESLEY PREPARATORY, 1305 17th st. abd 1624 Massachusetts ave. This wellestabiished French and English Family (001 (or giels will reopen Be Day Sen EPA EMBEL St 1985, Primary, Intermediate, Ackdeinie, College Prepara- ‘eflully Tessonsin Prenchy under the direetion of Prof, cl Fontaine te rlitz Method. A Herdic ts employed by the school for the benefit of scholars in distant parts of the city, ‘For terms and circulars address MRS. L. P_ McDONALD, MISS ANNA ELLIS, Printipats sel4-2m Assistant. Sixth "year. Medal is awarded’ fOr proficiency i Advantages (orecutar papitx. Call Or send for firew ie. School for boys, begins tember y Day scholary per session of five mouths &20. Bemiemrncmetat atest oe ee pre cnta A BT SCHOOL WEST END. ‘ 1028 17th st. between K and Miss SW. Kelly. London Melulist; Miss M. Keli, ‘Lite in which Gol begins September 08. Brother AZARTAS, President. se = 8 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING M2 i, MSGEPS, SCHOOL, AT 10 LST. | Sioaily tauent. Sure guaranteed i i AME nw. will reopen September ‘6th, 18S. “Un: | gre followed. Private us preferred Usual advantages in French (Heriitz method) and in | hinted iP. CROMEL jee Of Johns haw Object Drawing. ‘au2d-3m- | ton, 472 Louisiana ave, “jelt-cn TS DURES ENGUGH AND FRENCIC| iss AMY LEAVITT, (OF own. « Schools 1a 1 sire Mth Snr ceritied exaininer of ue Now Caio ESDA Will reopen WEEDS September 30th, Plano technique, Rariiouy aud pice Conservatory, P au2s2m French, the languageof the school. culture. 1013 10th st naw ON SCHOOL OF FINE ART * Design Vernon Ro xth annual session evening classes. LADIES’ GOODS, DIES’ TAILOR.—I TAKE THIS METHOD OF Telling my old customers that Lam now open far Hh Work at iy old place 1825) Denney ivann ave ; west, where f will be pleased to ae ail oi tay Leia bo begins essai sean MORE Le eee | old customers, and Invite new obes to call. I Prepares for business. for Harvard, | My, T. W. GRIMS _ borough sastrue Of Art and Decorative work.” Spec Li |) WALKER, S 5 AMERSON INSTITUTE, 913 mt ‘2ist. W. Sia Piicint*pations Batnenteboot- ie | schoble aud for the CA Miltery and Neval scsde | 3} ADIEW SEAL GARMENTS ALTRIRND, “a Arithmetic (speciality of rapid calculations) and ali ghee Mathematics. Addres P. 0. BOX 203, cts. selatocl 7OCAL TESSONS, = MRS. HARRIETTA MILLS Cards at Ellis Lessons resumed September 15th, Hy or the viotinana Orehestral tnstraments on September 14th, at his residence, 608 I. street north 12-3 sel2-2W _ DONCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION ETOWN COLLEGE, D.C, FOUNDED 1789, ‘The Schools of th ments open September ‘Tuition, Board, &c., per aunum... Hall Boarders per annum... Day Seholars per annun AMES A DUGNAS i ERMAN METHOD POR THE PLA ¥ which pupils can accomplish tn a few mouths ne What is ordinarily done in years with the old . Howe Acar, Mit GHO. WHITES LADIPS TATLON and HANIT AK ER. 730 17th & and October, at the follow! Cloth Costimes, Ladies 10; Newmarkets. $15, 1; Silk Costumen, $15; ni c.$1N and upwards. Cloth Costan shed. from #40: other garments corresponding Special attention to, Weddle Guttics i" wi ir nite has made a greateuccesa, Cutting and Fisting rie cle, Teo) MESSEL, | 22 Patterns inade to order. “— BACH-SPL sizim* Contained tt this methed. A. cour fastly cor * Diplomee de I" Ac: | terms Waal a Ph oe dress PER OUL Sa chnares, ego Iss ANNIE MORA’ oY SCHOOL FOR: x Cheyremont has bad tong ex: | NY ho ua uicty cor rave and Feta. IMPORTER, perience apa teacher, and, will instract her pupils by | w., will Heopen SEPT, 28th. Carel training: thor: the NATURAL SEETHUD to speak ‘retich in very | Sich inttrubtion in ibe cement Sak eee shor fe. Pramas, . a anche some taught, but if is designed to give Instruction in the | brauches, = OPENING. FALL 1883, French language as much as possible, and the constant aim from the beginning will eto make pupils SPEAK French. Madaue Chevremont will be pleased to call Upon parents and explain ber method fu detail. Ad- dress, L434 Q st. ‘Afwrnoon and more advanced p be given to udults, ing Classes will be arranged for pils, and Private Lessons will also Selim SoHoor, OF MUSIC. [Established 187 707 Sth st. naw. 707, n daily; hours, I to 5 p.m, Modern wethods—thorough and progressive. Private and class lessons, at School nd residences, FREE ADVANTAGES, 8. $10 and $15 at Sripenctice) 15.6 them, for practice nid $19 @ tern, es Bnd price liston appl THEO. INGALLS KING, WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITU 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladlesand Little Girls, ‘This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual session Wednesday, September 234, 1885, Mrs. Z D. BUC Miss. E. HUNTER. Assisted by a full cory For, catalogues and Principal. a Principal. Vice Principal. ot experienced teachers. full particulars apply to th sume’ + the 21st of Septem! us to that date Prof. ANDRE MONTA\ f duly in atte Hi street QsaPrron WILL & /garten will re-open on eptember 28. For farther inforimati SS SMITH, 221 Asts. ry Academy: $200, Young Men, Mi lege. Address EVISCOPAL SCHOOLS, jew Jersey PPE BERLITZ sc wW tary Col BOSTON. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. here to be the se10 PIECE SHELDON Pst. Adults—Mond: 109330, Suveniles— 5, and Saturday, 1 to 2:30. from Nature; Design. Pen, Pencil,Charcoal Crayon aect SUE FULLER, Privetpal, RLINGTON INSTITUTE—BOARDING | AND Day School for Girls, at Alexandria, Va, six iniles from Wushington. " Highest educational’ ud- vantages, with pleasant h ‘Terms moderate. | \d- dress Miss REBECCA C. POWELL, Principal. s0-Lm 7ERMUILLE) ACHER ‘ocal Music and Harmony: Special attention ‘to begiumers as. well us to puplls advanced. 741 7th st. ‘ses-dme 4 3 z rv, itcopens MONDAY, OCTOBER 5th, "1885, at 7 Geluck p.m. in the'new Law Bullding, No. L008 # Street norzawest Gaalogues canbe obtained at Morrison's, Raitan ies, Ausiinn's and Brad Adame’ Bookstores, oF wcoitice of the “Treasurer, FLEMING J. LAV EN- DEI ‘Applicants for admission can obtain farther infor mation and matriculate at 380% ia avenue, orat the Law Butlding. ‘All business communications should be addressed to F, J. LAVENDER, Esa, unily and Bay School for Young Ladies and iris, $30 Cat n. w., opens September B0-180, ‘or Cataluzue address Miss FANNY BRAGG.sS-1m PLE MISSES TIF FEY'S SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, 1436 Corcoran street. session commences Se} Wx EH. Rieu: 717 MARKET SPACE. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘Cut this out and show it {to your tfrlends, and con- vince theni that in addition to our eymplete line of Ladies’ and Gent's Fine Boots and Shoes, we have the best Iiue of Medium Grade Goods ever offered to the Washington publie: $2.00 nrrnnsGFOnUiNe CUF, Kid BOX TOC reer $2.00 0..00... Very fine Cur, Kid Box Toe 250 curWery fine Cur. Kid Common Seise.. 2:50 -Extfa fine Cur, Kkid Common pense... 3.00 ‘Extra fine Cur. Kid 1ox ‘Loe. "0 Measure, Genuine Dongvla.. Ay Style. J. C, BENNETT & BARNARD'S Fine Hand-made Boots and Slippers. very Pair Warrant stra fine Cur Button. ngress, road or Narrow nd Welt (our specinity).-. qual a Styieand Pie to Anj7 For School Shoes it will pay you to come and see us, ‘We have combined good looks, quality and low prices together. ‘Large lineof Children’s and Misses Spring Heels. ‘We make a Genuine Handvewed Ladies’ Kangaroo or Kid to order for $5. Lace or O. WAL H. RICH, ‘717 Market Space. No Branch Stores. se2 1 ‘Tweltth year begins SEPTEMBER 23, 1885. Resident uutive teachers of French and German. Portsmouth, N. H. sere QCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE Sine bos Tainsh nas The Mises KER, wt iLtheir school Gn” MONDAY, September 25th, ‘instruction in French eT RAND MRS. ALFRED BUJACS ENGLISH ie Girls, 1OL2 Vath st. maw. A icon commences SEPTEMBER Both, setae INDERGARTEN AND TRAIN- JING SCHOOL will reopen September 21st, 923 MEST wcansce caste ree Feo} Daily 27. CEC Sia cmt reo ing, Paney Work; also, Piain Sewing recelve auiGntion. Private class in Painting for ladies 5 VENALE @EMINARY AC Witte gen SEPTEMBENSO, ighestreter Pl deine De yaa ate Te EN a er Spee re froin the véry femglesion In loug and Gounectod Sen tenees. Rute very of every-day and. bi conversations guaranteed in a short time. eee arenes and Gentlemen or Children, General Aflernoon and dal we \CHOOL COMMENCEMENT, Boys’ Schoo! Knee Pants, 50c., G5c., 75c. and ‘Boys: Benool Loug Pants, ype. Ss Boys School Suits, $2 ‘Boys’ Single Boys’ Vest, $2.50 ind Tse Frere Avexve FALL STYLE SILK AND DERBY HAD Thursdays, 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock, | Opening, lerate, Address 1538 1 st. nw. LUCIEN EG COLLIERE: AcMieya mauve of Paris, France. other Methods Taiahi Se2-1m HINGTON ACADEMY OF TH. my school of the ki Hon to all to see the meth Jeary a profession. 214 RIARLEY HALL Gini car 14 Beat tothe moda dros Mrs Af 2 PRT EG Prielpal x INDERGARTEN AND MODEL SC I eons oe ein at das “Tekh at Mises POLLOCK aiid NOERIL Principas eae dase DRESS TRIMMINGS, DRESSMAKER FINDINGS,PASSEMENTARIES, FRINGES, CLASPS, BUCKLES, BUTTONS, PARIS NOVELTIES IN ROSARY BEADS,WOODEN AND LEATHER EFFECTS FEATHER TRIMMING IN ALL COLORS. Md., 1 SELECT SCHOOL, AN RLEME: ary und high school for both sexes, ISLI Ist. naw., Will Feopen Yih mo, (sept.) 14th. To provide. for owth and progress of school a laboratory. and d- nal Foon for recitatle calisthenics have procared. ‘The eyrps of instruction has beet en- by graduates of Vassar and Swarthmore. le English, mathematics, natural science res is Thora id Four best ELEGANT Goops, POPULAR PRICES FOSTER KID GLOVES. 907 PEwnevivansa AVENUE, insiruction bi Tor Catalogue oF call atch Irom 22 Thus. W. SID 7 Cite, Trevisa chm fy VS Yara Sd “Terms reasonable. ‘For particulars, &., apply at = ou . ee | Pace Srvis I St. BW. FRENCH MES. M. J, HUNT, 1309 F Staeet Noxruwes, P Tish nu October Ist. stant practios. German aud Fre ope For circulars appl ae Zev Witlexbibit during the week <HORTHAN SIONS Sitvery evening. Frivae irsons a apeenity Ad EARLY STYLES te shorthand books and publications constantly on hand, and exceptional oyportunitivs for iearning the wrt are cad SURRILNSSHENGTOS PHONOGRAPINCHEAD FALL MILLINERY, Seume Ovn Seuuxo Our d Day School for Gris” The ten j ns September 240. “Fall corps of Teachers TO CLOSE BUSINESS. an _ MANS TARHCOME, Eitocigel Having concluded to give up businuss, I offer my ea MAreR Ooo INsrrrene, conconpv iL | tirestock of MA prepared for college or bust LADIES MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS few 1 AND CLOAKS re Moree ae nen ene: ate great Call early for bargaina a6$m_ J. SHORTLIDG vale bs OMAGACOELEGE Ist. Sw —TinscOUISE | ansam mT OF studies con list, . German, | —— ‘ ‘Greek: Hook-kecping, Arishinetie an HE FEDORA DRESS SHIKLD Is mbvoae jatuematics. As the students are organized as a an wwended by the Leading Dressmakers, teary battalion, unthirin isrequlred Heys 3 Ses ee DAY. SEPTEMBI sth. Terms ‘or sale oods and Ladies’ urn! ad vane sn y7S0Sen' EMOVED. will take MME. VON BRANDIS, MODIST, Nal music uid harmony” Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New Yorks ox eee sili ‘Wa. Barr &Co,, St. Louis, Mi auls-din Apply at 1025 Vermontay. | , Sults made at the shortest notice. f Superior fitting, Teasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed, evening Dresses. Bridal Troseaus a specialty. jy30-2u* 920 14th stroei, between 4 and Doverass. We have 100 Doren LADIES RALRRIGGA! HOSE, sizes 8 to My, our regular 47c. Hove, which we Shall well for S7ye. per pair; three pair for $1 or $3 perbox, I ARYEASD acrice LTURAL COLLEGE, The next tights and washing, $200, pay ments n for caialoc Persons wish minutes from Waitin: trip tickets at Baltimore dent of the Colleze can beseen at “Hbbitt House every Wednesday afternoon, beeen 2e ant Gla a'clock. AU MIT. President, DOUGLASS, Ad. Agel College, M@_| nye Ninth street. St, Cloud Multding 3, S18 CONN. AVENUE, | JanencH pyh SCOURING AND DRY ich schoo} for eopens Septeniber Ss Misses BURGESS ig ladies and For terms, Cleaning Establishment, 120% York ave. tw, kinds ‘of Ladies and Gente Garments Dyed, and Bnished in the most superior manner Dreswes we sprcialty. ip Without being ripped. A NTU! «CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A Fischer. weessary for a for Youtig ladies articular attention give upiis. K. HUMPHERY, Hiskes corsets to order in every style wel material, = to order in rie an Cand comioet, and, ALTIO Are French Hand-made Underciothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest Imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Goods, = 4! strumenial niusic. or backward Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset Qifiss H.sowa tuake) that for the price is unsurpansed. BY ‘Spanish GRADES OP epares tur college rer Sth and K sts nw, asin. We FLYNN, A. ML Evening Classes, $3 and § amonth. por) Va Ga RENGEEIES GHIA AND ENG Misa Sentor, Tanguace ta cal langue taut practi for adnits and children. (Di at2o-lmie TPE Hors ES School, J. We Hunt, Pancipa Yuh aunual seston Nestember 14th tu Itoom Dr. Sunderiand's church. 44st centrauce north gate instruction thorough: pupledied for the best Colleges, universities und plvtechuie s ‘for bastivess: also for com petithy take igi tank in the various lastitutious ot te cou. arculars at the bovkwores. If au interview desired address Lock Box 35, P.O. au MIE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH, D, ‘The Preparatory School begins Sept. 21 The Columbian College begius Sept. 2. ‘ational Medical College bestus Oct. 5, The Corcoran Scientific Schoul begins Oct. ‘The Law School begins Oct. 7. For furtiver iugormauign apniy (0 20-1m JAMES C WELLING, LT-D., President, QWITHIN, GC. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA AcAD- SS emy admits and classities young men and boys at shy tune," Send for cirenlars. “SWITHING SHORT u A.M., (Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa. myn MSS HEVIONS (SCHOOL, “FOR YOUNG La. AVE dies, 821 Vermont ave. gives superior opportu. ities for the study of Literature, Mhuosophy aud the Ancient and Modern Lauguages” School year September 25th, ‘au GERMAN LAPY@VITH HIGHEST RECOM A. Sigmindons und references deacon pupae oy oop age for Classic and Modern Music. Singing after the ifne Italian method; good German, c and Stalian taught epistolary style, wit i —French, German aud __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Surn To Onorn Six Shirts to Order fF amen 9.00. Six OO sitios SR. A FULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, Ole LARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY AND N¥CK- WEAR AT TRE LOWEST PRICES, COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED 2c. each 317 SB ELLERY. Tass Baran A PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It 1s manufactured from the choicest materials, and to icin a true tonic and delightful beverage. alike desir. able for invalids and persons in health. Will be found poe trial to be « plessuit wud complete wubatitate for gil aleotilic drinks. wast of which are too wimulating 9 delicate constitutions: is the beverage Excellence” for Ly moth ers. Crentes: au nbunfiine of mall while a ISS BLAIR REOPENS HER SELECT SCHOOL PREPS Meron Bw. SEPTEM Mbit 14th (Grace Lutheran Church). aubeawe ‘Appiy 1811 15th stu. NORWOOD INSTITUTE — A SELECT "[iosratiy wad. Day Sehool for young ‘and dike Girls ns with its customary large’ corps Of Professors atw Piieaiers Sept a. 8 cainentte departnent, with thorough’ instrussice ie % Eeagente ‘prepared for Vassar, Wellesley, Smith and other Co! nee Corel classes in Music, Literature and ‘Languages open to outside puplis Address Mand Mie War, Be CABELL, Priucipala 1212 aint 2219 isthst sel-im sel-toc8 Mi VERNON Wench Shoot tee REBEL. ‘snnpal session comes “e. W. EATRO, Principal. se3-2m jeer Wie aoe, GENTLEM! ‘Youths desiring a thorough evening course, bus- INSTITUTE, s, w. cor. 8th 918 STH ST. WASHINGTON, LE EPS EXTRA PALE BEER FOR SALE EVERYWHERE =~ a8 SGHLITZ education the | net dutles: ts given in. Wi the Eng- Sees Sree Tiscuctay. Siem ‘OF on and after Sam'L OC. PALMER, som ‘ ‘Duror: 1226 29ub Sirest Nort west ‘Delepineme, 64,