Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatne: Orrics ov THE Cure AL. OFFICER, Wasnixetox, D.C. 6. 1885, 11 am. For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather, orning. Preceded by Mzht shh nds, ming variable, n ool and fair weather fs in- land and the middle At- , the nid valles, with light frosts W morning in th r. Slightly warmer, Gait ‘weathef iy Indicated. for the upper lake Tegion, the upper Mississippi and Missouri val- Teys, except fu the extreme northern portions, where loca! showers wil Decoxative: ANAMAKER’ ture representative, Mr. F. curtain and far Torebiana, fror the Grand depot, Pulladelpiia, will retarii to the National hotel- Wednesday, October 7. for w few days with a most complete Hine of curtains, portieres and fine furniture de- signs, which can be shown at the residence of ail those who intend furnishing or adding new Pieces. All comsnunications addressed to hotel ‘will receive prompt attentio1 3 Racrst ‘3 Racest 3 Racest Mur. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F street, fully announces that’ during the remainder of the week she will be prepared to show the latest Importations for fall; also herown exclusive designs. OysteR Drrot.—If you want to eat good oys ters, on the half-shell or by the plate, Golden’ is the place, 926 Louisiana avenue. Also, leav Your orders for any quantity shucked or in th Shell; will deliver to any part of the city iree 0 Charge. Telephone 84 t Dr, Hippes, specialist, at Willard's to-mor- Tow, 12 tod. VIRGINIA CLAKETS of my own make are re- commended by physicians to be the best in the market. At Chr. Xander's, No. 909 7th st. n.w. ONE DortaR cochineal dyed red underwear, the best value ever ortered, at Franc’s, corner ‘7th and D, the only strictly’ one-price hat and gent’s furnishing store iu the eity. Fixx Portnarrs. Kets _Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av. Daxacen Guss.—A slightly damaged breech load! hots |, With rebounding locks, pistol grip akd ruber stock, will be sold for $20.00, St Osteara's, 1 Penn. Oe oF THE SECRETS of our suecess (we will give itaway, as none of our competitors can Inake use of it) we deal only im clothing, and Manufacture every garment we sell. Manufac- tory, 145 Howard street, Baltimore. Eiseman Bro., corner 7th and E streets, Burcurwoop PARK, Wednesday, Oct. 7th, at 2pm. i We Stow the most complete stock of cloth- ing in the city. Ifyou will take a look through ailding you will find a verification of what =ivemnan Bros.,corner 7th and E streets, mantifacturing clothiers, GOVERNMENT CLERKS, stick close to your desks and it willsave your bacon; but you can call as late as nine o'clock ever ing at Breitbarth’s mammoth furniture establish- ment, Odd Fellows’ Hall, to make your pur- chases, Marrirp—Happy couples in search of house- keeping outiits eal ‘at Breitbarth’s Odd Feliows’ Hail faraiture store. Loxpox Cou 10e., at druggist ired—Hempler, CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. will be lighted at 6:10 p.m. and at 4:00 a.m. ting of the Emmet Guards last E. Kearney, N. H. Shea, S. onnell were elected 3. Mulvihill, J. Hannan, and €. J. Carmoay were added to the list of active membership. ‘The trips of the steam packet Excelsior to Cabin John Bridge and Great Falls are contin- ued on each e ‘uesday and Friday. The boat leaves: izhto’ ‘k in the morning, thus lowing au entire day to be spent in the coun- Street Iam extinguishe At an evening, ) ir James A. Wilker, of the elty post office, id Mixs Elizabeth B! Hamilton, daughter of Robt. B. Hamilton, of saine office, were married yesterday ‘afte Baptist church, East ston, Rev. Ed- mond Hez Swem officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Wilker left for ashort trip In the south. Lizzie Grammar, alias Fillmore, a colored fervant girl_was held for the grand jary by Judge Snelt'to-day, charged with second offense petit larceny in robbing Miss Carrie E. Smith Of a quantity of clothin Messrs. Adams & Beall have sold to Mrs. Marian Gouverneur for Rees B. Edmondson, ‘the fine house No. 1636 Rhode island avenue Borthwest, opposite the residence of Gen. ‘The t = the case of the Central Trust pom against the Southern Marylan foad company. appointed tosell the railroad has Bled in the court here his bond in $20,000, with Frank Hume as surety. A Pistol and Beer Glasses. THE WEAPONS WITH WHICH A SKIRMISH WAS FOUGHT IN A SOUTH WASHINGTON SALOON. Thomas D. McFarland, a colored saloon keeper of South Washington, and acolored man named. Charles McPherson were on trial in the Police Court today charged with assaulting each other. McPherson testified that some time ago he appeared as a witness in a liquor case against MeFarland, and that yesterday morning he stopped in McFarland’ssaioon and was ordered out by the iatter. When he started out MeFar- land struck bim twice with a beer denied drawing a revolver on lass. He feFariand. John W. Anderson and James H. Jones, col- red, gave similar testimony. Nathaniel Hall, colored, testified that when MePherson was ordered out he said he would £°, when he got and drew a pistol, which he was about to level at MeFartand, when the latter struck him with two beer glasses. McFarland testified that lerday morning he was in- formed that } herson was coming to his sa- ight, and when he came he (witness) it. He said he would go out when and that all the people in the place could not put him out. MePherson then drew his revolver, and when he pointed it at him he struck him with the beer glasses, Me Pherson, he s«id, when he came in, was intox!- cated and usd bad language. Richard Moten and other wit iesses corroborated MeFarland’s story. The court dismissed both cases, THE RACE-HORSES ARRIVING. Manon’s stat City race trac In ‘the Frankie B, Joe Mitche Land three others. They Will be specially prepared for the Jockey elub Faces, and none of them will run ut Baltimore. The stable of Morris Patton, containing Ber- san, Favor and four others will arrive on Tues- day next. The stables at the track will fll up rapidly next wee — ON THE Uprer Potomac. Messrs H. M inger and Robert Ball started on a fishing adventure on Tuesday evening last, and during a brief stop In Hagerstown, Md., met some gentlemen who were discussing @ report published in THE EVENING STAK of & bass weighing 5 pounds, that had been caught Iu the Potomac river und presented to Seere- tary Lamar by the angles, and in turn pre- sented by the Secretary to President Cleveland, qwvelis” Said one of the gentlemen, an old and experienced fisherman, “if that narrator should hear some of our Hagerstown fish Hars blow he would conclude that he had merely caught a minnow.” In good time the two Washingto- nians reached the water and cast their Il and while hauling out forty-two beautiful bass, Mr. Dellinger hooked what they supposed to be One of the biggest fish in the river, even ex- ‘ceeding the S-pound fish referred toabove, but, as it was gently, cautiously, and with geal fear of breaking the line, drawn near the boat, it proved to be a fine ‘large snapping turtle. ved through the left tront foot. He was too heavy to lift with the line, soan oar was care- fully slid under him und he was tossed into the —>_—_ Sgcvriry yor rue Evxctric LIGHTING Comrasy's Boxbs.—The United States Electric lighting company have executed a deed of trust 4. W. Tullock, John J. Johnson and M. G. Emery, jr.,on their electrical circuits, valued ‘&t $100,000; two Ide steam engines, one New York saiety ‘engine, &c., valued at $10,0UU, to Bass Fe secure the payment of the first mortgage bond: with interest, bearing date July 1: ty su fifteen years, ami 70, running years, amounting to $70,000. TH VICTIM OF YESTERDAY'S RAILROAD TRAGEDY.—The body of Mrs. Sophia Grgmbler, who was ed, Yesterday ‘morning ‘ob De Ware avenue and H street by being strack by a train on the Baltimore and Oblo railroad, has been removed to the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Artes, 1541 6th street northwest. An in? Quest will Le Lcld there tomorrow at 11 as FURNITURE FoR 720.17th rth west to-morrow a rare chance is of- » obtain some of Renwick & Sons best ad make of furniture, also window hangings, €e., which have been stored in the Warehouse of Mr. Geneste by a gentleman who Sold his house, and Mr. Geneste has consented How the usc of his first floor for the purpose asale of tue same, whieh will co ——— RUGS at AveTiox.— portant collection of oriental Il take place to-morrow ‘at the auction rooms of Parties interested In such ite a lange party yesterday morning to witness the age of Miss Daisy E. Simith, of 1015 © street outhwo-t, to Mr. Chas, W. Alexander, o/ Capitol Hull. Mr. McElroy, assist rector of Epty arch, performed the mony. The couple leit for a trip east. ——— exp Try Tickers to RicuMoxp.—Re- for the Virginia state fair to be held nd, October 21st, 22d and 23d, are the passenger departinent of the ruilroad. ‘Tiekets tor the round {peluding admission to the grounds. be 20th, and youd ve. 1st CARPETS The sale of this i carpets and rug morning, at 11 Thomas” Dowling. decorations should ve on hand. —— Th 2 sulé October 16th t unUl Getober 25th, ere ay AMUSEMENTS. THE New NatioxaL THEATER.—The open- ing of this fine new playhouse last night was accumplished in a manner that must have been highly gratifying to all who are interested in Its shitcess. The audience filled the house beyond the point of comfort, every seat and all avall- able standing room being occupied. Among resent were Secret Lamar and fami- ly, Solicitor General le, wife and two laughters; Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Rounds, Judge Hiilyer and wife aud Miss Hillyer, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wagzaman, Postmaster and wite, and many other well known citizens. Much admiration was expressed at the beauty of the interior, The decoration of the lobby was particularly remarked. Hoyt’s beautiful cur twin was applauded as the asbestos curtain was drawn up, disclosing Itto view. Before the play of the ‘evening began, Miss Julla Wheeler, member of the old’ Barrett club of this city, read, In an effective manner, a dedicatory poem by ‘Mr. Edward Cropsey. At the end of the second act there were loud and long con- tinued calls for Mr. W. W- Rapley, but that gentleman did not appear. Finally Dr. Frank T. Howe came before the cartain, and in the name of Mr. Rapley, who was too modest to appear himself, made a happy little speech of inks. “Lady A cg the new play in which Mile. Rhea appeared night, is. founded on Bertha Clay's novel, “Fair but False.” The of it contains ae eee ap gi hin ft with by many dramatists e1 Sitron und Bates constructed the present play. ‘The. story and the fate of Lady Ashley bring many suggestions of familiar dramas to the mind of the old play-goer, The “New Magda- len” and “Camille” are recalled to every mind by the motive and the catastrophe, though the ‘underlying conditions are not the’ same. The eornerstone of “Lady Ashley” is laid on a foun- dation of legal ineompetence and blundering that passes belief and stroys confidence in al that Isto follow. ‘The construction of the play. is, however, above the average of the work of beginners in this field. ‘The action is smooth and coherent, and the Interest is gradually de- veloped up to the climax tn the third act. Here, however, the mistake Is made of ending an act which began in a scene of great dramatte force, with one of comparative passivity. Mlle. Rhea was as winning as ever in the try- ing role of the false Lady Ashley. Her rare art and strong emotional power moved her audience to frequent applause. She received at the end of the third act a fine floral ship, the offering of the orderot Elks. Mile. Rhea’ has the present season the best supporting company yet seen with her. Mr. A. H. Forrest, evident! @ gentleman of fine training and wide experi- ence, made an excellent Lord Norman. ir. T. Sullivan as Major Drummond, Mr. R. G. son as the lawyer, Miss Ella Wren as Lady Norman, and Miss Mae Clarke as Margaret were entirely satisfactory. The part of Jacob, the faithtul old retainer, Mr, Perey Sage made & most Interesting feature. Mr. C. T, Vincent's Doctor was rather a shock to conventional ideas of what the physician to an aristocratic family should be. he piece was finely Cee the scenery by Mr. J. G. Bass and the pi Mr. J.£. Williams, being very beautiful and appropriate. “Lady Ashley” will be repeated this evening and Ak tomorrow's matinee. To- morrow evening “Frou-Frou.” FORD'S OPERA Hovse.—“The Bread-Win- ners,” which is @ remarkable example of com- ite dramatic architecture, was presented at ‘ord’s last night, meeting ‘with considerable favor from a numerous audience. The play is said to have been constructed by throwing to- ther scenes from a couple of well-known French plays, and of this there 1s good prima facie evidence. It is in five acts, and two of the sets were unusually good examples of the stage dressing art, These are the snow storm at the foundling hospital and the whirlpool by moon- light. ‘The various roles were fairly well taker “The Bread-W inners” will remain at Ford's ali the week. ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovsr.—Though the in- cidents of “Michael Strogoff” have become familiar to most theater-goers in this city, the returnof the play drew to Albaugh’s last night an audience of goodly numbers. The ladies and gentlemen engaged in the representation made it, on the whole, of average interest. Many of them were fairly good, while some could lay claim to little merit as actors. Mr. ton as Michael, Cecile Rush as Marfa, Miss Waterman as Sangarra, and Miss Arnold as Nadia, are deserving of mention. The ballets in the frst and fourth acts were entertainin; especially the latter, led by Mlle. Carlotta Bri: anza. This lady id airiness of motion s . The play will remain at Albaugh’s ail the weeic. Hrnzoc’s OFsma Hovse.—That favorite comedian, Mr. Owen Faweett, entertained a full house at Herzog’s last night with the laughable ineldents of “Big Bonanga,” one of Mr. Augus- tin Duly’s most successful comedies. Mr. Faw- cett belongs to a school of actors who make In- teresting every part they undertake, and his impersonation of Prof. Cawallader last night was throughout enjoyable. There are daily matinees at Herzog’s. Dive Mcusevw.—An entertainment rarely seen nownduys 1s 0 old-fashioned variety show, and when one is ound it is sure to be a preciated. Mr. Dan Kelly’s company gave such an entertainment at this house last night to the evident delight of a crowded house. The troupe will remain thee all the week. THEATER CoMIQUE.—Miss Alice Oates and her troupe of burlesque artists last night ap- ared in an entertaining travesty of “The Princess of Trebizonde.”. ‘There were also the usual olfo features. The audience was nu- merous. A Charge Not Sustained. THE VILE CRIME CHARGED AGAINST JAMES x. WILBUR—ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT ON HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER. This morning In- the Police Court James M. Wilbur, a well-dressed white man, fifty years old, was charged with committing an indecent assault on his little daughter, Laura, who Is a very bright and intelligent little girl. Laura stated to the court that she was ten years old, and lived at 522 10th street, she having come here from New York eity about six moaths ago. She said her father was in the habit of having her in tue roora with him and indecently treat- ing her. When Officer O'Neill came to the house she said her father sent her off to St. Vincent's orphan asylum, Mrs. Caroline Booth, the little girl’s grand- mother, testified that she had cared for the child since its birth,as its mother, the witness’ daughter, died when the child was two week's old.” Witness had not seen her son-in-law since the child was two and # bulf years old until last full. She had often written to bim, but received no reply. She sald she had witnessed the alleged indecent treatment of the child by its father as described by the child. She said he often had the child in the room with him with the door locked, and she had seen his actions through the key-hole and a crack in the door. She suid she had suspected something wrong, which led her to use such means to ascertain the truth. He wanted to get rid of her, she sald, and send tite child to an asylum, Louisa Bradford, a colored servant, testified toseeing Wilbur in the room with his daughter. OMicer O'Neill testified to making an investi- gation of the ease which led to the arrest. ‘This closed the testimony for the prosecution, A number of business inen testified to the good charaeter of the defendant. Mr. W. B. Woolwine testified that after the arrest he had a conversation with the child, in which she said her father had never doné as stated. She said this in the presence of one of the sisters at the asylum. The little girl admit- ted that she had told different stories about the case, and for this reason the Judge dismissed the case. THE Gover Divorce Case.—In the case of Laura Virginia Godey against Wm. H. Godey, in which « decree of divorce was granted last July, Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court to- day directed a rule ‘on the defendant return. able on the 16th inst., to show cause why he should not be panlahed for contempt in failing to comply with the order of the court—to pay $25 per month alimony, $15 per month for the support of the child and'$150 counsel fees. age FUNERAL oF MR. DANIEL KELLEY.—The faneral of Mr, Daniel Kelley, whose death was mentioned in Tue Stax, took place from his late residence, No, 702 3d street southwest, Yesterday. ‘The cortege proceeded to St. Domi. Die’s church, where solemn requiem mass was celebrated, "Rev. Fathers Hogun, celebrant; Logan, deiicon, and Spaulding, sub-deacon. A committee of ten members of the Holy Name society, of which the deceased was a member, met the remualns at the door of the ehureh and escorted them to thecatatalgue, ‘The pali-bear- ers, also members of the Holy Name society, were Messrs, J. A. Watts, Thomas Holdei David Murphy, p= MeCarty, Wm. Buckley and . J. Daly Father Horgan, who conducted the services at the grave, which was most im- ies eae ee address on the e deceased. ie interment took place at Mount Olivet ecmetery. 2 OFF FoR ALBANY.—Last night the followit prisoners lett for the Albany. N. 3°, penitent Uary to serve their sentences: ‘Mansell Garter, larceny from the ilkerson, ax- xault with Intent to ki . Johnson, house- brewking; Abe Coleman, second offense petit lureeny, cach three years. Moxes Chrismond, house breaking; John Lester, do; EdwardPrice, Ssaault with intent to Kill, and Ephraim Duck ett, larceny from the person, each two yeu Francls Jackson, second offense petit’ larceny, and Edwurd Scott, house breaking, each one year. ————— ARraL Estate SaLe.—Jobn F. Wageaman pas oe tenon Plain for be 05 seventeen lots in LeDrolt Park, recently purchased from David McClelland. seo Ronnenres Reroxten.—Edward P. Masi, 1280 12th street, reportssiolen a gold cross and ; Value, $12." 8. W. Riley reports stolen irom stable & set of harness worth $20. J.D. Gibbs, Loutsiaua avenue and 9th street, ‘re: ports that his store was broken open ‘and Fubbed of $10 worth of bacon. Z. St r, 20 [tu street borthweat, reports that bis win: roken early this morning and falbed o¢ tree ‘of aloes worth 9. ale ae of AWS Tees Tounsaxext.—A number of He prominent tenn yers huve arranged for Stournamentat Kendall Green for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. ‘The games will begin with the singles on the first day, the doubles will be played on the second day, and (he finals of both singles and doubles on the tusird day. ‘will begin at 3 day, ‘There wial be prizes tor both sing! toubles. Among those who will take part will <syjdessry, Walter V_.R- Berry, Noguctras W- 1. Chfiton, McCauley, ‘Angell, Chickering, Smit F.and U. MeCleliand, —— Dreux. eg ‘revise, a ee Counr ix Gawxras Ten! YX opinion by dadge ie and cause remanded to Cireult, Prentice agt. Commissioner of hearing. Equrry Court—Judge Hagner. Patents; on To-day, Merriman ‘Merriman; testimon: ordered iaken by Fill ‘Beall and $20. lowed for costs of defense. Furmage agt. Fur- mage; sale finally and cause referred to auditor. ‘Sillsbee agt. Garland; do.,do, Thom sop agt. Hyatt; certain parties made defend- aunts, creditors Ordered to present claims and reference to auditor. Godey agt. Godey; rule /on defendants, Slade agt. Smith; reference to ‘auditor. : CRIMINAL Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Nellie Robinson, grand larceny: faulty of petit larceny; thirty tiove in jail. Joba » assault with intent to kill; guilty; two years In the penitentiary. To-day, Alexander Jones and James Sharp, assault with intent to rape: guilty; Jones sen- tenced to 3 years and Sharpe to iy years at Albany ‘Penitentiary. Henry Henderson, alias Wyatt Johnson, policy; not guilty. "John Adams, policy; ’ information quashed, isaac illliams, assault, (appeal;) recognizance for el Affairs in West Washington. ‘THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Charles A. Payne took Place yesterday fternoon from her husband's resideiice, 1315 32d street. ‘The following gen- tlemen acted as pall-bearers: Messrs. Jamen I. Shanks, H. G. Wagner, Joseph Gamble, Thos. Bremmerman, C.F. Iartelenes and Frank Renshaw, Rev. W. I. McKenny, assisted by Dr. Cuthbert, of 18th’ street. Buptist_ chureli, officiated. ‘The interment was at Oak Hill. CATTLE MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Dro- vers’ Rest, D. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros. Jesterday; as follows: 106 cattle up ard sol t ut 444 to diy; good at 4 to By to 4; MOD Al 2, to Blo. 523 sheep and lambs, ibs at 2% to 5%. Sheep at 2% to 3. 15 cows and calves ut $25 to $50 per head. Market slow. Nores.—The canal and new-cut ronds are ina deplorable condition. —Two arrests were made {esterday tn this precinet.—No attention has en paid to the entreaties relative to the removal of the weeds from vacant lots and cor- ners, TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A, 4.—Great Falls, temperature, 61; con- dition, 28. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 66; condition at north connection, south connection, 7. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 66; condition at influent gatehouse, 6; condition at effluent gatehouse, 36. ade tides in the river today at 5:35 a.m, and 6:07 p.m. ; medium at ——— Affairs in Alexandria, Reported for Tue Eveninc Stax. FUNERAL.—The funeral of M wife of Policeman Patrick Hay took place from her home, on Oronoko street, near St. Asaph street, this morning, and proceeded 16 St. Mary's church, where a requiem mass was said. The interment wus made in St. Mary’s cemetery. READING Crnci.—The Washington and Lee schools’ reading circle continued at the Pea- body panei last night its course of English history and llterature, The reading embrucea the reigns of Kings Henry 1. and Stephen. Afterward some basis maxiins of teaching were memorized, and Randall's method of artificial memory was pursued. HELD For CouRt.—The sailor Wm, Turfton, whose skull was fractured some weeks ago by 4 party of negroes, Isaac Freeman, Henson Grandy, and Bd. dirtz, returned to this city from Providence hospital yesterday afternoon and sppeated, as a witness belore the mayor against his assailants, who were brought out of Jail to have. thelr preliminary hearing. ‘The testimony showed Freeman to have been the special assailant of Turfton, but all the uccused Were committed to Jail to answer for the as- sault to the next grand jury, and the wounded man went back to Providetice hospital. POLICE REPORT.—At the statlon-house this morning Elils Roberson, drunk and disorder!; Wim. Campbell, colored, charged with being an escaped prisoner; Dan ‘Lomax, disorderly con- duct, and Charles Dewey, charged with stealing somé clothing from the boarding-house of Mrs, Staples, were the prisoners, The mayor has fined Geo. Tucker and R. Stewart, colored, for disorderly conduct, and dismissed Maminie McCorkle, charged’ with using abusive lan- guage. Nores.—The court road board has organized, and the survey of the roads will begin at on —Twenty-two new members have just been admitted to the rolls of the M. E. Church South here.—Seeretary Hawkshurst, of the state board of education, has been on a visit to this elty.—The Washingtonians who played “crack Joo” at the W. & A. depot on Sunday did not pnpesr yesterday, and their collateral was for- felted. ————s@¢-—_____ Homer H. Steward, a luwyer, at 63 Wall street, New York, dropped dead’ there yester- ys Assotoreny Pong Fs — < A ¥ meBey At i t 00 ¥ 4 4 LLL BER A KK 9 aN rt BB AA kK it ER se% ee eee BBB 4 4 «x uowN eae PPP) 00 www Fi Fro) Uae e BS ET EM peep oO Wwww Pp D ER RRR 2 ° Wwwww D DE & £ - P w WwW bpp ERE - ‘This Powder never varies A marvel ofpurity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be soldin competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders GoLD oxLY mx cana Rorat Baxixe Powpen Co. 108 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 66 DAUGHTER HAS TAKEN THE MEDI- ine faithfully, according to directions, and her health and spirits are now perfect. ‘The humor ts all gone from her I wish every anxious mother might know what a blessing Ayer's Sarsaparilia is in such cases. QUFFERERS FROM THE EFFECTS OF QUIN- ine, used as a remedy for chills and fever, will ap- preciate Ayer's Ague Cure, « powerful tonic bitter, composed wholly of vegetable substances, without particle of any noxious drug, “Its action is peculiar, prompt and powerful, breaking up the chill, curing the fever, and-expelling the poison from the system, yet leaving no harmful or unpleasant effect upon the patient. oc8 New Axo Beaorrot. Fatt, Daves Goops, SILKS, VELVETS, AND CLOTH FOR BOY8’ WEAR ¥OR SALE AT CASH PRICES. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. “ROYAL SERGE.” the new style beautiful Dress LADIES €) BUITING (immense width; yardand bsif@uie, Sige ce BLACK SILK VELVET, 61. COLORED SILK VELVET, $1. BROCADE SILK VELVET, only $1.50. Same ‘quality sold last Fall at $2, BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.50. aC jACK SILKS, 75c. Same quallty sold last Fant COLORED SILKS, real value $1, reduced to 750. CRIB BLANKETS, $1. DOUBLE WHITK Ki #800, 94, 94.50, 65, so 6i ou gorse” OOO HEAVY BED COMFORTS, $1. DOUBLE GRAY BLANKETS, 85c, wPOGBHE NIREH CLOTIL, one yard and » bait cauters oct MO Teae Ta eteee, Tae Ber Axo Caearnsr Suoz TN TOWN, Gent's Fine Goth Button, suuail sum of $8, realy worth a $5 UN. persia gain; only have a few pairs left. ‘Scme special bargaina we are offering this week at 1014-1016 Pesinsyivania ave., 50 J, W. SELBY. CITY ITEMS. weal ee ae lucement our suit Eo gor ry Tey AE ONY Pn Ko a1 Teh nereok: Fall and Winter Styles. Basar Dressmaker, illustrati: 900 latest es. Price 20 cents, ‘At Oppeaheimer's, 528 ‘street north west, St. Building. 1 yoru pairoroutladiew fine hend-oswed kid procure hoes, (7, generally sold for $3. 2 Stras- Burger, No, 00d th surest, four doers above 12 We Have No Specialties {nour business. Clothing in its broadest sense, is our specialty. We know all about clothing, a8 we manufacture all we sell. Eiseman Bros., Clothers and Tallors, corner 7th and Esta, 7 Gent’s Fine FairStitehed in Batton and Lace, at $1.67, for this week only; usual price $2.25. 7. Strasburger, No. 906 7th strect, four doors above I. 2 Sewing Machines for rent, by week or mont t Oppenhelmer’ Sue Din atrect northwest, BU Glow ‘Bullding. 1 Frenh Alderney Sutter churned every morn- ing and delivered in % Ib. “Ward” prints, 35c. Per lb. Also cottage cheese and butter milk; sweet milk Se. per quart, Czeam 15 cents, We Do Not Study how cheap we can, manufacture a farment, bat pats tne. honesty of every deta! cope the same, and yet our prices are as low, an lower, than clothing manufuctured for jobbing purpdses, Elseman Bros,, 7th and Esta. 7 Cholera, best and surest preventitive is Dany’s Fore Malt, Whiskey. FRecommended by leading physicians. Sold ‘by druggists and grocers, One Good Singer Sewing ‘Machine, with latest attachment, at $15. Oppenheime: 528 9th street northwest, St, Cloud building. ‘The Cheapest Place In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. 22-1u,th,sim, 1 Was Cured of Kidney Complhint by t! use of Dr, David Kennedy's Favorite itemedye ‘H, W. Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indiana ‘dimes. ‘€0 320 Pairs Children’s Hand-Sewed Spring Heels, in kid and pebble goat, with tas- sels, at 73 cents, % Strasburger, No. 906 7th itrect, four doors ubor 2 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ‘ANTED—TO RENT, A GOOD FARM OF 60 acres oF more, near ‘Wash ington: will pay money Se as Sas ces give jdress FARM! 0 {OR SALE—FARMS—I HAVE ADDED TO M Uist several pieces of country. property, both large ‘nd small farms, within aay dlatance of the city by Foud and rail, JOHN 'T MITCHELL, ‘Real Kstate Hroker, _oc2-im 1207 Bist st. 1100 Pa, ave. SALE—A BEAUTIFUL HOME ATHYATTS. ville, Md., 4% acres: terms eusy. Also u desirable Farm on the Metropollian railroad, near station. A. 2. HILL & CO,, 1338 Fst, oct-im ‘A GOOD FARN 100 ACRES, BEAU- 2_ miles from Washington; high, Uildings: a burguin und easy terms. HLL 1428 New York a; OR SALE — A BEAUTIFULLY-SITUATED Cocntry Residence, with #8 acres of Land, In high State of cultivation, three miles from Warrenton, Vas, and 47 miles from Wasuington. Railroad station within 350 yards of door, House of 12 rooms, mata part new; detached kitchen; barn. carriage house, ioe howe and all necessary outbuildings: frull, fine Kare den, well of excellent water; entire piace thorougiily fenced; location high and healthy; 10 maiafia of mos. quitues, “Will be sold very low anil on favorableterms fo settie an extate. For DAVIS, 1613 Toth st, n.w. Fok, SALE ANDSOME AND CONV: ‘Suburban Residence, containing two and one-third acres, on Conduit roud, fifteen minutes’ walk from street cars, on hill above Three Sisters rocks: popular drive: 13 rooms: large stable; beautiful view of Capt: fol, river and Virginia heights; bath room and closet house; youd spring: fruit; Howers in ‘abundance, exchiange for city property. RT, on premises se Particulars apply to D. AM. 8024-2 ing Farm, containing 215 acres, highly improved: two houses of bine. roorne each; stone barn 40x60 teet; well fenced and plenty ot water; one mile from place’ lately purchased retury Whitney, of the Navy: can be bougl iD, ALAC ores 1343 Fu SALE — FARM I iT) V necessary gutbulldin; ‘good house and foetory onecnaff mile. frou allvead Tote nol gs webole orsubsdivided, Inquire of INO. B. LONG, S27 ‘Fast. aw. 9e15-1m* WOOD. AND COAL. 2! \EORGE CREWELING, COAL Dealer, foot Woop AND 822 1sth st. nw, Voou,85; Hickory Wood, Wekory, $3.50. Wood ‘Telephone connection to selz-sin. INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH Buyers to my large aud superior stock of Laimber, Woe and Goal! wise Pans Soins en of Aum, for cash. = u oe Oe JOHN MILLER. Offices: 1020 14th utréet northwest, 4% street and Maryland avenue southwest. ‘Main Depot and Mill South Capitol and I sts. au31-3m 5.000 Dives price: the bee mata Fkaeerre res Of TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS. every desirable variety, at the ve Ringling snd'siove Wosll prepared ik nick and prompt delivery. Send ce, 111 Branch ees, 328 Penna. wve. aud 20th and K ss Bw. De pot and wharf, Gth and Water sis. aw. did 3an G. L, SHERIFF. Coan Woon Penna, ave, JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS 8.W. YRANCH YARDS AID OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE 3200 F street northwest 1516 7th street northwest. . 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 1112 vth street northwest. Corner sd und K streets northwest 221, Vetuay 1vauie Wy euue southeast Exty FALL-OVEKCOATISH THESE AIRY NIGHTS AND MORNINGS! WE ARE LONGING TO AFFORD YOU THE NEEDED PROTECTION FROM AUTUMN BREEZES AND SNEEZES, AND CAN SUPPLY YOU A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT AT ANY PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY, BETWEEN $8 AND $20, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 825 607 SEVENTH ST., opp. U.S, Post Office. 7 ERR MM MM PPP ™ oB8g LEMP 'S EXTRA PALE BEER FORSALEEVERYWHERE jy23 Usex Coxe I? 18 THE CHEAPEST AND BEST, FOR GENERATING STEAM. FOR COOKING PURPOSES. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE FOR HEATING BY LATROBE. FOR OPEN GRATES, IT 18 EASILY IGNITED. TE RAKES (A QUICK HOT Fine IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE. IT IS ECONOMICAL. IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT. FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. town. Fax Ayp Worren SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROWSER- INGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION ‘Now on exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Katab- Hakunent Of Washingiont would only say mene t ‘obtain from all goods one articie at the manufacturer's Anducemeat to our patrons counters at cost tous. In OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Contains all the desirable Novelties, and for its va- riety cannot be excelled inthis city, A SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK. 42inch Boucle Cloth at 85c:; sold everywhere at §1. Our Tricots and 6-4 Sultings still in the lead. 6-4 Saltings at G6 and 75e. See them. €-4 Tricots at 75 and 95c. Don’t fall to noe them. SILKS AND VELVETS, ‘We would especially call the attention of the public to this department, and assure them that they will find therein an assortinent which marvels all descrip- tion. From our stock we feel assured that we are able t6 sult the most fastidious. See our line of Evenitig Silks, Velvets and Brocades, See our 730. Velvets; Silk Velvets, 16 in. wide, 730. Out 19 inch Silk Velvets at $1.20; also worthy the attention of intending purchasers, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, BLANKETS, &c, In this department we are acknowledged headquar- ters. See our % all linen Napkins at $1.20. See our 68 inch Table Damask at 49c. See our 58 inch Turkey Red ut 37%4c. ‘See our $3.25 Blanket. “See our $1.25 Comforts, See our $4 Blanket. See our $1 Comforts, ‘They are special values, calculated to suit all who wish to buy good values at these prices. OUR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT, See what we offer ins White Flannel at 25c. We have another case of our celebrated 27c. Flannel, which sells on sight, ands pronounced by all as ex- cellent. In this department we have two special values. for this week only. They are our 36 Inch all-wool Flan- nel at 7ige. and our 36 inch all-wool Flannel at 50c. ‘We invite you to see them before purchasing. DOMESTICS AT CosT. 10-4 Sheeting, Mohawk Valley, at 20c. 10-4 Pequotat 24c. 6-4 Pequot at 15c. 6-4 Mohawk Valley, 14c. 5-4 Pequot, 14c. 5-4 Cohanset, 12c. ‘36 inch Cottons, Fruit of the Loom, Tio. Lonsdale, 7c. Anchor Brand, 8%. ‘Wamsutta, 9igc, Lonsdale Cambric, 10c, ‘Unbleached, 38 Inches wide, 5c. Finer grades proportionately low. Cotton Flannels at Manufacturers’ prices. DON'T FORGET THIS IS OUR UNDERPRICE WEEK, Call and see how we will make prices fall way be- low competition. IMPORTANT NOTICE. We call your attention to the fact that we bave just started a complete Worsted and Zevhyr Department. Our goods are first quality and our prices lowest in city, First quality Germantown, all colors, 17c. a hank of 2 ounces; first quality Zephyr, all colors, 8c. an ounce; best quality Saxony, ‘ee. ‘@ hank, and all other grades in proportion. BBR Uo mM” gss Bh & 8 0 Me sss a ae he a) BBB A A UU MMM Sug8 oct 416 SEVENTH STREET N.W. A Prorser Is Nor Wrrmovr HONOR SAVE IN Hs OWN COUNTRY. ‘Weare also advised that FALSE PROPHETS will rise up among the PEOPLE. It appears sowhen hirelings are called upon to make sworn affidavits to the correctness of their em~ ployers’ statements, Such being the case itis a self evident proposition that there is SOMETHING ROTTEN IN DENMARK, And that THE PEOPLE have discovered it, Don't fly your kite so hy is i aa ying ent isk 70 can, ‘These FALSE PROPHETS seem to have adopted the HOO-D0O METHOD Ofdoing business—t. e., they practice to deceive. ‘We may be touched with a species of egotism—par donable, however, because the PEOPLE know us, and such knowledge carries convietion to this extent, that DECEPTION, So far as the conduet of our business Is concerned, ia ss far removed from usassight is from the totally blind, Say, jolly Kernel, the eternal,” lke to ascertain BECAUSE THE WORKINGMAN, THE PROFESSIONAL MAN OR ANY OTHER MAN, Boy or even Child,can get Good Clothing, Better Clothing, the Best Clothing, well] made, well trimmed. and as stylishly cut as any In the land at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MAN- UFACTURE ar VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT 20 CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N, W., Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICK, Az Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. och Dorr You Tuse THAT YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY IN- ‘VESTING IN A GOOD OVERCOAT? COOL EVENINGS AND MORNINGS IN- DUCE SICKNESS, UNLESS ONE IS WELL PROTECTED. IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHTS WE HAVE JUST WHAT YoU WANT— WHETHER YOUR PUASE 18 HEAVY OR LIGHT, WE WANT TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO ONE PARTICULAR ADVANTAGE IN OUR OVERCOATS, THE LAPELS ARE 80 CUT AND MADE THAT THEY WILL ROLL EITHER HIGH OR LOW. WHEN BUTTONED HIGH THE ROLL Is SMOOTH AND GRACEFUL, OR, IF YOU WANT TO WEAR THE COAT UNBUTTONED-AND YOU WILL WANT TO WEAR ITSO MUCH OF THE TIME IN. THIS CLIMATE-IT WILL ROLL LOW WITHOUT “BUNCHING UP" THE COLLAR. WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ‘THESE GOODS, FROM A GOOD DURABLE ONE AT $10 TO THE FINE IMPORTED AND SILK-LINED ONES AT $32.50, WE HAVE SEVERAL LEADERS AT 915, AND 918, WHICH ARE SPECIALLY CHEAP. a FEW FINE SILK-LINED COVERT (OATS, VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH, MARCHE. 316918 SEVENTH STREET RORTHWEST, NOT HAVING ISSUED ANY CARDS OF INVI- TATION, WE TAKE THIS MEDIUM OF CALL- ING YOUR ATTENTION AND INVITING You WHEN WE SHALL DISPLAY IMPORTED FRENCH BONNETS aNuD ENGLISH ROUND HATS, AS WELL AS HANDSOME DESIGNS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. IN OUR + CLOAK DEPARTMENT WE SHALL SHOW ALL THAT IS NOVEL AND DESIRABLE IN FALL, WINTER AND EVENING WEAR FOR’ LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY IN ALL OUR DEPART- MENTS, SPECIAL, ON THE EVENINGS OF ABOVE DAYS WE SHALL REOPEN AT 8 AND REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M., FOR THE DISPLAY OF OUR SHOW ROOMS. DURING THESE TWO HOURS NO GOODS WILL BE SOLD. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU ALL. I CHALLENGE ANY PUBLISHED PRICE-LIST OF LUMBER, SASH, DOORS OR BLIND? MY CUSTOMERS “CAN REST ASSURED THAT I WILL ‘AT ALL TIMES SELL LUMBER AS LOW AS PUB- LISHED PRICES ALL LUMBER DEALERS DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE AND MAKE ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE THOMAS W. SMITH, SASH WARE HOUSE AND LUMBER YARD, FIRST STREET AND INDIANA AVE. N. W. se10-Im Liev Bazan 4 PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. 1t is maunfactured from ihe choicest muterials, and combines the most table qualities uf refreshing drink, with tie uvigor- ‘Properties: ating and wi ofthe best Malt ix- tracts. itis a true tonic and delightful alike desir. able for Invallds and persous.Jn health, Will be found ‘Upon trial to be a pleasant ahd coniplete mubstivate for shaicohoucdriuk® seat of which are too mimulatiog for delleateconstitations. ds the beverage “Far Excellence” for nursi mothers. creates an sbundance of milk, while strengthens and invigorates the ent ein, After curet lysis, Wilbur G. Hall, Ph. D., New Sor ete eacaee eat le beverage, und a wi inv ni tis palatable to the taste, and of ‘asstintlagion. Frank 1. James, Ph. D.. M.D,, St, Louis, sis, sayy: “Its low : cetioe, ts de comniend ‘Bxtract as nourishing beverage, and the dest article that bas ever come under my examination.” ‘Sold by all leading Grocers and Druggisis. DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, ST. LOUIS. - At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, most ‘the sort, In order to, is Palace, 3 814 SEVENTH STREBT N. W. CONTINUATION OF OUR GRAND FALL PEERING 00 3 aa? A the N¢ Mi a well s'Uaalea, Misuce and’ Charen CLOAK ented trom foupetting’ wr ‘great aiaplay "we bave = as Sousa to SI Satu hens oti out Great Fall Opening, with new attractions as they ar- Grand suctew and any inctverscuce, ont our part we succes and any't ince on to be overlooked. aa the Tush was so great that it nk for your generous support, and we be wortBy of it. ‘We pay aticntion to two lines exci we make a specialty, ‘and of which, MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, AND $2.80. ‘The $2 “Palais Hoyal” Medicated Underwear for —axp— gents is well-known to the Physicians of Washing-on, pan amen ne us thet es u jerto wear this underwear. The #2 tt LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS. | Cuhmere Ur ‘comre th Various new ool sil bound and finish; no better ity" thas ae Goods, but Gulshedin grander styhe. = ‘enables us to ‘The extensivenrsn of our ste buy difect trim the manvéectrer and. Importer, ‘extent we Import. oUF goods direct, wile a ERR ght, Slaces ts in a position tb give our customers the prost ry 2 r of the jobber and middleman, aa D en} a tun 284 Boo’ Hl kee %ss* = IMMED AND UN- — Bhs dhaltnaheset fa eel and American Underwear in Merino, Cashmere and ‘Silk. Inspection ts anked of the proved shape of the American Hosiery Company's Underwear The ‘Pants fitto the Himba, ike stockings, and being full Pa tte te, etn ng pearauce. This make of underwear is a creat boo to children, the hose fitting over the drawers without Soy speak for itself. It requires no commendation on our that we sell a fine Silk-bound OUR WING AND BIRD DEPARTMENT 44 CENTS. The 44c. “Palals Roy Merino Underwear for Indies come In all sizes from 28 to 40 lunch. Improved shape and well finished. | 68 CENTS. ‘The GSe. Ladies’ Underwear is three parts wool, Bich ives the advantages of ‘ilo | Win twlee ity durability, “Equal to O8e, | competitors. represent: 250 styles, coming from all parte of The globe, “A most wonderful Collection, af prices Chaat as rapid sale. OUR VELVET DEPARTMENT fg ntocked with the choicest of brands. We sell a Stik Velvet, all colors, ut_73 cents a yard only. Better than advertised elsewhere at $1 and at Bi cents & yard, which we substantiate or money refunded. ‘Our Department in Children’s and Misses’ TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS pry The $1.25 Fleeced Wool Underwear for indies ts surpasses anything ever exhibited, at remarkably | improved shape and silk embroidered Recoumeniod low prices. by physicians for rheumatism, etc. OUR TIP AND PLUME DEPARTMENT #175. The $1.75 “Palais Royal” Tadies’ Lambs’ Wool 4s simply immense, Underwear ie Thanufactured go as wot to irritate the skiu of the mont sensitive. #238. ‘The $2.38 “Palais Royal” Cashmere Underwear OUR DEPARTMENT OF LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS Nght weight aud set very warm, '\ olor moarhet white | Made ex for the Ai bia pressly spec stands unrivaled, and is beyond doubt the largest in the city, comprising every style and all of the different Tiaterisis. In fact. we have imported the best part of our Cloaks from Berlin, direct, and we are showing exclusive styles of our own which have not been duplicated. $3.99 UP. 2 The $3.39 Sik Vests and Hodices are cut sows to fit Hke Ryerses. the elasticity of the sik permitting I. Cobors k, blue @nd cream; preity, cheap aud best quality: INFANTS. Tniants’ ao well a children's Underwear in all Materials aud sizer Something new, and what will be popular, are Ribbed Shirts of fine cashmere for the Uitte ores.” Ask tomeethem. ‘Come and see our elegant line of CHILDREN AND MISSES’ COATS: ‘at $2.25, $3, and $4. EXT ey oG0, ~ g88y x Hl 4 q Po EEE re A A 83 F Acrows Hars. PPP OAA AA § co BE _,| Pall and complete stock of Gentlemen, Youths’, FORM tan 24 Gof Eee TF | Boye andcamdrens HATA Sole Agents for DUNLAP @00’8 NEW YORK HATS. None genuine unless bearing their trade-mark. ‘Children's POLO CAP®, in all qualities and prices. CORRECT STYLES-POPULAR PRICES—FINE GOODS, $14 SEVENTH STREET N. W. WILLETT @ RUOFF, 905 Pennayivania ave, Azr Is Tux Hovsrnor. DANIEL G. HATCH, IMPORTERS’ AGENT, 420 9th street, Is exhibiting a most interesting collection of EXTRACT coo i ree 8 . a DOULTON ART POTTERY, $ ° 7 8 Rat ed imported direct,to which he invites an inspection S08 tus Fee EE € © From the Public. FEB INTERIOR DECORATIONS, B ge 7 ARTISTIC FURNITURE, Eee Eas se26-20 STAINED GLASS. ics IR GAL Be 83 5 3E- A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic, RBEEKF—The most Nutritive and strength-giving INON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy to Lesser, ASH, Doors, BLINDS, FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE VERY Low Now. Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. WHITE PINESTOCK 17x12"'—168, per 1,000, | 4,1 n3 Prcparation has proven to be exceedingly vale S750. NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNESS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, ‘L088 OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all Gerangements consequent upon over. taxed mind and body. 10 fact, it gives tone to all DRESSED OR ROUGII at same price VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft. per 1,000f, s1250 WHITE PINE DOORS, inch and a-half, all regular z sizes, $1.00, GEORGIA PINE STEPPING, kiln dried, dressed, $35.00 NAILS, per keg, 92.40, ODD SIZE FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, » specialty. LUMBER delivered any part of city free of charge, yl 918 STH ST. WASHINGTON, | ESTIMATES furnished free ot charge. GOLDEN SPECIFIC, FFICE OF W. W. LAMB. 3f.D., fs htcaped toners A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR i240 HANOVER br, an20 6th st. and N. ¥. ave, ‘THE LIQUOR HABIT. PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884, MESSRS, EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT U.8.OF A, 820 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA, BEAR SIRS L HAVE USED JOUANN HOPES MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST HIVE YEARS Tey PRIVATE -PRACTIC AND AVE FOUND IT 10 BE THE Best” HEALTH MIUKING BEVERAGE AND TONIC BUTIATIYE KNOWN. I HAVE POUND IT. EXERCIALLY GOLD “EN PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM FEVER, IN CASES OF | DYSPEPSI. MOTHERS NUKSING, AND IN WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN, Pivhiae ay Ateaaerae ana THE = UT A MULLION OF BOTT! LY, AND ace ie Yuu ¥ PASSED MY INSPEC: ae ER aE CUSTOM Hi Tis ACTS. HOY Sg is HAS Ww, W.. Lai 3 S704 CHIEF DRUG INSP re SP ivey poreue We Aze Recervixe FALL OVEROOATS AT PRICES §7 TO 925. DORSKIN CASSIMERE PANTALOONS | i DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND FoUR- BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS, BUSIN RSS SUITS, IN BACKS AND CUTAWAYS, NEAT STYLES CAMIMERE PANTALOONY, 18 '} much less than cost. 930 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR K. ‘The proprietor having engaged in another and en- Urely different business wiches to sell as quickly a Possible, regardless of cost, the stock now on hand- He will, therefore, offer the entire assortment at very low prices. Ifyou need amy of the articles enumer. ‘ated below it would be well to secure them at once ‘The stock consists of— Over Thirteen Thousand Yards ot RIBBONS, all widths, colors and quality, much less than cost. One Thousand Colored and Black STKAW HATS and BONNETS, half price. ‘Two Thousand Yards of HAMBURG EDGING, WATER. ‘THE GREAT RENOVATOR ‘Three Thousand Yards White and Black Cotton, ‘and Silk LACES, half price. FLOWERS and FEATHERS at your own price. OeRPAYaIlaRS ALL OVER WH WORLD. One Thousand Dosen PEARL DRESS and SHIRT WORLD. RSE e ee THpE Cabat oiahs or tu wowait Also, VELVET, SATIN VELVET RIBBONS, rs CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON, SPOOL SILKS, DRESS | THE LIVER. SHIELDS, PAPER CAMBRICS, SILESIAS, DEX- THE KIDNEYS TER'S KNITTING OUTTON, GARTER ELASTIC, ‘THE STOMACH. CRAPE VEILS, BLACK ENGLISH CRAPE, ‘THE BOWEIA Ser SS, ee ee See —SURE-SAPE-sPEEDY.— NEEDLES AND FANCY GOODS GENKEALLY, at Jess than cost. ‘The goods must be soli and will be offered at peices that will move them quickly. ‘The stock is also offered in bulk to any one wishing to engage in business. i | re ee ~vsthemmn | sees, eee ee TCL am,