Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1885, Page 4

SIGNAL OFFICER, HINGTON, , 1535, 11 am. ne middle Atlantic states, generally fair winds, becoming Wa y temperature. and slight warme Urnorstany Goons? maker's representative, Mr. F. rom Grand Depot, Philadelphia, National Hotel for yo—en h 6th st ine of 1 Madras Cartain nreoman and Tapestry Sliks in ail colors, which ¢ ime vetween 10 and 4 o'el Eqvan to THE Hahn's Gents’ $5.00 Custom-macle Boots. Hasnn's Gents’ $4.50 and $5.00 Seamless ‘Vamp. Dongola Kid Top Custom-made Shoes. i Habn’s_ $4,00 genuine Hand-sewed Ladies Straight Goat and Kid Button. 3 Habn’s Ladies’ (own make) $2.50 Kid and G@oai Button. fall iso, big assortment. Curtains and China be seen at any est Ma Ovr $4.50 Haxp-sewep CALF Boors, in five widthet are the best ever offered. Grain, Kip bber Boots for hunters. arias At Young's, 402 7th st. Hfel/brun’s old stand, |ATNS to be had at Free’s Auction Sale of vias aud Pisteres: Bes svt. Priday eves ing, October 9th, 709 Market Space. Grve Your CHILDEEX B. H. Douglass &Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops for their Conghis, Colds ‘and Sore Throats; they will cure speedily, are Barmiess and pleasing to the taste. Reap Wm. F. Given’s, Grocery advertise- ment. Our $4.00 HANDSEWED GaITFRs, for ladies and geuilewes, are equal to $3.00 Custom made, Young's, 402 7th st., Sole Agent for $2.50 Electrie Shoes. Sovyenrr Prices at M. Kaufman's opening, Saturday, October 10. 2 Dx. Hippes, specialist, at Willard’s to-mor- row, 12 to4. SovvEsr Prices at M. Kaufman's opening, Seturday, October 10. ‘Try Biour’s Lime Juice Tablets. Lapres’ Grove Kip, Doxoora AXD SouDAN BUTTON, LACE AND CONGRESS GAITERS, $1.50 $0 $2.50. “Imported Felt Slippers, Wool lined Laced Shoes, Fleece-lined and Electric Soles, ‘At Young's, 402 7th st. See The Old Lady in Window. R. MockREE & Co., corner 12th and F streets. Gentlemen will please take a look at our dis- ‘of $5 shoes. Also a complete stock of , misses’ and children’s shoes, at the low- est prices, Give us x call, ONE oF THE SECRETS of our success (we will give itaway, as none of our competitors can make use of it,) we deal only in clothing, and Manufacture every gurment we sell. Manufac- tory, 145 Howard street, Baltimore. Eiseman Bro., corner 7th and E streets. SEE Post and Republican for M. Kaufman’s pening. Brome’s Mixed Tablets, in all fruits, is fine. We SHOW the most complete stock of cloth- fng in the city. Ifyou will tuke a look through our building you will find a verification of what ‘We say. Elser n Bros.,corner 7thand E streets, | ets. to $2.50, Youth's Laes Button $1.00 OUR Stock of Misses’ Butt: Chiid’s Button 35 cts. to ¥ and Button 50 cts. to $2.00, to $2.50, was never bet ‘Youn: Remember The Old J.JA¥ GouLp has gone to New York andBoston to select the latest novelties in Japanese goods, toys, decorative pictures, Xmas cards, &e. See Post and Repubiican for M. Kaufman's Opening. Mr. L. G. Marinr’s Academ: 9th and F streets, is now open, And new classes formed every Saturday at 2 o'¢lock. Just Recervep new and elegant styles of Chamber Suites in walnut, cherry, and ash. Call and examine our stock and compare our Prices. Brietbarth's, Odd Fellows’ Hall. GRaxp OrEsiNG at M. Kaufman's clothing , corner 8th and 1 Streets southeust, Sat Urday, October 10. Biowr’s Horewousp and Tar Tablets for your cold or cough. Tue Fixest ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR SUITES, | Masonic hall, pholstered in silk and mohair plushes, at the lowest prices. ‘th’s, Odd Fellows’ Hall. GRAND OPES { M. Kaufman's ciothing lace, corner Sth und I streets southeast, Sat- }, October 10. Lapres' AND CAMILDEEN'S CLOAKS must_be sold regardless ofcost, Goto J. E. Young, 736 Fth st. aw. Dvxtar, Youman and Broadway Blocks, brown and black Derbys, at rock bottom prices, Just received at Frane’s, corner 7th and D sts.) ‘the only Strictly One Price Hat and Gent's Fur- Dishing Store in the city. ‘WHILE waiting glasses made and repaired. Hempier's. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Nicht. ALBAUGH's OPERA Hotsk.—“Michael Stro- Pe NatioxaL THEAaTeR—Mlie. ngerous Game” (“Areadia.”) Henzou’s Ove@a Hovse.—Owen Fawcett in “Biz Bonanza.” PATER COMIQUE.—Alice Oatesand Variety. Dine Mvsevm.—Variety. —— Condensed Locals. ted at 6:05 p.fi. and dat 1:00 an. Rhea in “A | mar FAMILY DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED BY JUDGE HAGNER. Yesterday afternoon, Judge Hagner, in the Enuity Court, made a decree of divorce in the case of Ella E. Parker against Geo. T. Parker. They were married in Baltimore November 10, 1880, and she states that they lived happily to- gether till 1882, and charges that he then com- mitted adultery with one Clara B. Parker, oh tact sire ‘ticertalned Baciog Seles ot ira’s in his et, an withit, he adaittel it She stased. that antl October. 1883, he was a clerk in the Treasury, and then leit here, going to Philadelphia, where she joined him, but subsequently they returned fo Washington, and lived together lt Januar jast, when he left. her. ‘charged adultery with other women. Mr 8, R. Bond was her counsel. Judge Hagner also made a decree in the case of Join Condon against Susan Condon. They were married June 19tn, 1877, and he él that in '79 and ‘80 he became suspicious of her conduct; that she became cruel and unkind to him, and in 1880 he retused to associate with her as his wife, yet she has given birth to two ebiidren. Judge Hagner today made a decree of divorce In the case of John Stewart against Ei phemia Stewart. ‘They were married June, 1868, her name being Hardy, and he charged desertion in November, 1882. ——— His Last Red Cent. Aletter was received at the elty post office this morning with the following superseription: “The P. M. will please deliver this to some man who is rich but anxious to better himself.” In- side the envelope was one “red cent”—an old copper penny—and the following written on = sheet of note paper: 2005 Hicw Srneer, Grorcetows, D. C., October 8th. To you, who have your portion of this world’s goods, I will this, my last “red cent,” together with iny ill luck ‘and many misfortunes, “For unto him who hath shalt be given and unto him who hath not shall be taken away, even that which he hath.” Witness my band and seal this 8th day of October, 188-. of Morgatitown! N- a A Belt Divorce Case Witness im Trouble. POLICEMAN HARPER TO BE INVESTIGATED BY THE TRIAL BOARD, Charges have been filed with the chief of Police against Private Joseph Harper of con- duet unbecoming an officer, and he has been eited to appear before the trial board on Wed- nesday next, These charges are founded on the evidence given in the case of Eugene Belt against his wife for divorce, taken betore Com- missioner F. T. Browning a few weeks ago. Officer Harper testitied in behalf of Belt that a certain house in the West End which Mrs. God- rey visited was regarded as of bad reputation and was under suspfcion,and that he received instructions from the liettenant of the fourth precinct to watch the house, It was testified by witnesses for the respondent that the house never bore such a reputation, and its inmates were people of unquestionable respectability, and that Harper could have received no such instructions from the lieutenant named, as he was, at the time stated, an inmate of the in- sane asylum. — Lower Theater Prices Wanted. To the Editor of the EVENINa STAR: ‘The fact that in two of the high-priced thea- ters good attractions are playing to beggarly | houses, while the third has temporarily ciosed its doors for luck of support, ought to suggest to agers that the people are tired of paying a wages to see a play. Albaugh did a good business ull summer on’ a sensible basis, and when that house struck @ paying lead’ why doesn’t it work i If managers will go shopping they will fing that prices in almost ail lines of goods have fallen perceptibly during the past few years, And theafer prices must come down, too, oF people will seek their amusements elsewhere. A THEATER-GUER, —— The Carroit Institute. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ORGANIZATION— ELECTION OF OFFICERS—THE REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT. The annual meeting of the Carroll institute was held at its rooms, No. 602 F street north- West, last evening, an unusually large number ofthe members being present. The principal business transacted was the election of officers for the ensuing year, and the following-named gentlemen were ele Major Edmond Mal- let, preside: May, first vice president; George Bogus, second vice president; Henry W. Sohon, recording secretary; John Bingham, corresponding secretary; Charles L. Matthew B. Jobinston, editor; ‘asey, C. Fallon, R. E. White, tional members of the board report of the president, on behalf of the board of directors, was read, Tt states that since the last annual report there has been added to acest of $1,023.50, a stage, ne furnishings, and dressing nd gentiemen, thus rendering e for lectures, solrees and theatricals, building has been turther improved by the lon of an ron railing, sand-stone steps and coping, parking and painting. The board has continued the work of supplying the <ol ers on our frontier with suitable reading mat er. The report states that during the preven administration of the institute the catalogue of its library Mr. J. E. Mallet, has been comp! "350° copies of the same have been ain, pamphlet form, ata cost of $121. During the last nine months 152 vol- ve been added to ithe library, making the total number of books now in the library 360, The closing exercises of the free night school took place on the 9th of June, and the prizes, Ici at by Messrs. Voigt & Haas, 0. E. Dafty, J. R. Cassin, nd_by the institute, |. A. Walter. The litera ises of the institue have sfal as in former years. A thas been organized under on of Mr. Thad. Salier, the will soon be manifest to bers and friends of the Institute. The membership of the institute fs increasing. The toial number now on roll ts 2 The t A ing to 2.673.534 tember 3001 $4. a Tobaceo and Scholarship. To the Euiitor of Tue EvEStNG Stal ° street, ed any tw race tm_double out- | igh school ‘Grand Le aws rendered dur- years oid, resid- dropped dead } rhowe. The coroner ormance of the “Bread- puse lust night, the to close the ouse secretary of the Asso- Jy as-ensor of the county Of Wasbingwon, and gen ly knows amon; our leading citizens, les connected him: Mith the busines office of Mr. BH. Warner, Teal esiate broker. Mr. Kobert Christy, of the Washington bar, has fled a motion to nave the order perso. 2 courtof Alabania cha:m - rome F. Manuing frum practi recinded, ——— Rerorrep.— Mrs. Mary A. ist street’ nortawesi, reports stolen trom her bureau drawer $45 worth Jewelry. Thomas E. avenue, reporis the lot uf a Hus Wey! reports stolen 1 ‘worth ms. K e beiore Ropseries: ‘et borthwest ses worth $3. Pennsylvania avenue, re- pust Week a quantity of © LiGMTNING.—Mr. C. J. Fund practiea ed ayd paten st ligt Prorectios Bubbe trictan, system of prot tanks, gunpowder the approval of inethod whi © public str He bas also . se on the Subject of lightning ad Uper application at the offi Warner building, ex the present whieh exn bi Protection gives what be dee INMENSE Co! or FURNITURE AT at ection rooms, effects, be = and tion of hous two private resi bracing fine zinta State fair, whic md the 2st, 22d and 2: dustant, round-trip tick: Will be sold from Alexandria and Washington, from the 20th inclusive, good to return until the 24 Welusive. at the sate of S4.50 for the round t Which includes adiniasion to the Fair ground», Consult schedule ot trains, permicting passer, ve Washington morning snd Stare in tse evening. Jiind the following item float “Dio Lewis is for the statement that no eco hit ated bis chews at Harvard er institucion where class swatstics have ing around: ss used it treely dur and it seemed. to agre ith his recitation: cles ‘AsE.—Mr. J. J, Joyce, Jobn Willis in his evil suit Iahone, writes to THE STAR, er read in the Police Court ished In THE STAR, at this suit was instigate xd enemies of Mr. Mal is ridle uch # stat@inent y be accounted tor when itis considered nf aun, unable tw read sequently in’ all probability of what he was saving when to that letter, Willis institu- untarily, unadvised and unso- one, always seeming anxious ught to @ speedy and suc For this reason its sudden was nn: | he put hi tea lielt that San: nould be mint the state of Maryland, use o: Mary A. Price, against Baltimore & Oni railroad. "This was ion for $15,000 dam- s ob account of the death of her husband by ing run into by a train near Hyattsville, and question was raised on demurrer that the action being sronzit ander a Maryland statute could not be maintained here. ee Estimety Too Exruvstastic—Henry Ol som, acrippled sailor, visited the Theater Co- mighe last night in company with other sea- men and applauded the girls in a manner that disturbed the audience. “A. fight followed and Olsom wis arrested. In ‘the Police Court this morning he was fincd $5 by Judge Snell. Repvcep Rates ror Votes Vra Pexwsyt- VANIA KAILROAD.—The Democratic Associa- tien Washington, through Mr. Lawrences Gardner, Las perfected arrangements with the Venn: «nia railroad ‘duced rate exeur- ets for Ohio voters going home to vote. ‘These tickets will be Issued only on certificates simned by Mr, Gardner, entitling the holder, or member of their familly, to reduced rates October #th_ to 12th inclusive, tickets: ‘onl to return until the 16th inelusive. Partieu ar attention is called to voters, availing them- sot such rates, to the fast schedule of the vivania raliroad. The facilities and ac. commeodations offered by this line guarantees a trip replete with pleasure. The scenery at this ease Year is grand. Before selecting route call upon the agents of the company il this city. FINE Fonsrrei SALF.—Duncanson 8 of notitying the public of on, of 2 Stock of parlor, library, ning room furniture, body Uric fair and. other carpets, wine to talke place at thelr spaci- hs oe ne are rd rare advantages for pure chasers. “The parior and Ubrary furniture Is massive walnut frames, covered Im choicest nd consists of suites, lou: conversa. y chairs aud réckers The dining of walnut in leataercovering—mag. pillar extension table, carving tables nd sideboard. Superb’ chamber sets, Pp, very fine. The carpets are the best be oly Brussels, and the curtains are of Furcoman and luce, and are exquisite in des pS NS D RATES FoR VeTERS To Ono VIA LTINeKkE AND Onto BR. K.—Republican ters can obtain certificates for Uckets at re rates for the round tripon to . C. Ford, in the Le Droit buildt Dem. falic voters will please apply to Mr, Law- ce Gardner, #11 F street, who will farnish necessary certificates. Tickets issued to voters or members of his family will be good go from the 9th to the 12th lusive, and = to return until rg rept fare mecepted on, imi « offices, 618 and alt iraius of B. 0. RR. Ticket 1351 Pennsylvania avenue snd B&O. depot, ivorce granted, Today, King agt. Brown: sale decreed, R. Willson appointed ._, Btewart agt. Stew. art; divorce decreed. Davis agt, Davis; sale deci Lord dgt. O'Donaghue; leave 1 file supplemental bill granted. Police Court—JuDGE SNELI. a Jobnsor after hours; $10. Col- Iaterai forfeited. “Sone White, indeoeat expos ure in the Baltimore and Ohio depot; $5. gore aad Affaifs in West Washington. Drorrep DraD.—Mary Bowens, a colored woman about 30 years of age, residing at 1412 34th street, dropped ‘about two o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home. ‘The coroner ‘was notified and at 10 o'clock this morning he made @ post mortem examination, and gave a gertineate of death from congestion of the lungs. Nores.—The National Union Insurance Co. intend erecting six brick houses on Valley street near Road street——The sidewalks along the different streets are in need of repairs, and should be attended to. Apineet Fiomr—John M. Veale and Mar maduke Tecen’ ers in the gro- gery business Bere, were bel re Judge Snell to- ay cl engaging in @ personal en- counter Hear $24 and Matreeta. ‘Leigh changed Veale with biting him, while the latter charged Leigh with drawing a ‘knife. Each denied the other's charge, but upon other testimony the court Imposed a fine of $5 on each of them. ‘VEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER ditious 28° Recelving fevervein, temperatar, Feservolr, ure, 63; condition at north connection, 36; south connection, 5. Distributing reservoir, tem- rature, 63; condition at influent gatehouse, Bor condition at effluent gatchouse, Sa. High tides in the river to-day at 8:00am. and 8:33 p.m. ———— AN INCORRIGIBLE VAGRANT.—Thomaa Cronin, a young man from Baltimore, was be- fore the Pollee Court yesterday charged with Nagrancy, and the judge released him on his person: izance. Last night he was rear- rested for trying toget intca stable to sloep, and this marntog he was sent down. ee he wes CHARGES AGAINst A DEMOCRATIC CANDI- DATE.—The charges against R. A. Ayers, bour- bon candidate for attorney general of Virginia, Wore published in Richmond yesterday. ‘they, are that he contructed to sell 2,500 acres of land for a stipulated sum, and that he sold the same for double that amount to a Philadelphia firm, and was paid the commission agreed upon, Cane Accerrs.—Hon. Joseph B. Carr has ad- dressed a letter to Chairman Husted, of the New York republican convention, accepting the nomination for Meutenant governor ten- dered him by that body. Axssowray Pon KERR. 00 = 2 q RoR OO YY ay i RRR 3 8 YY AA £ = a 00 ¥ a4 4 ULL PRR A KOK ! SN N «Go boB BA KK HeNNN G @ Ep dak BM Ht REN Goo bbe A KK OO WN ‘UGG PPP, 00 WoW w ppp fF PoPoo wwww D PPP O O WWWW D id oo wwww pb - P ‘00 w ow bpp ‘This Powder néver varies A marvet 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. SoLp oNLY IN cana, Kovan ‘Baxise Powpen Co. 106 Wail street, N.Y. aps, Ba Bet DAUGHTER HAS TAKEN THE MEDI- AME cine faithfully, according to directions, and her health and spirits are now perfect. The humor fs ail gone from her face, I wish every anxious mother might know what blessing Ayer's Sarsaparilla is in QUFFERERS FROM THE EFFECTS OF QUIN- ine, used as a remedy for chills und fever, wi... ap- preclate Ayer's Ague Cure, u powerful toni 7 composed wholly of vegetable substances, without a 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. oct Ocr Srecrat Bancams ONE THOUSAND YARDS OF CASHMERE SERGES, ALL WOOL, DOUBLE WIDTH, IN BLUE, BROWN, GREEN AND GARNET, 370. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, UNE YARD AND A HALE WIRE oe, LADLE WOOL Vests, 3° EXCELLENT BLACK SILK, 750, CRADLE BLANKETS, $1, EAVY BED COMFORTS, 75e. LENT COLORED SILKS, 75c. BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS, $1, $1.25, EBRUCAEDSILE VELVETS GREAT E NEW STYLE, BEAUTE IN BROWN. BLUE, GREEN, CK, 12 YARDS FOR §2. a Vine gh cK SILK VELVE SVECIAL LOW PHI SIZE DOUBLE BLANKED ‘OR OUR LARGE $2.50, 83, $4, $5. OUR ALL WOUL, EXTRA LARGE 'SIZE DOUBLE BLANKED, "V: RY CHEAP AT 86, Kis DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH, ON! YARD AND A HALE WIDi FOR BOYS' WLAit AND LADIES Sits CHEAR AT 37, BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.50. CARTERS CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 7A MARKET SPACE, oc8 Near 7th Street, Dost You Tamx THAT YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY IN- VESTING IN A GOOD OVERCOAT? COOL EVENINGS AND MORNINGS IN- DUCE SICKNESS, UNLESS ONE 18 WELL PROTECTED. IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHTS WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WaANT— WHETHER YOUR PURSE IS HEAVY OR LIGHT. WE WANT TOCALL 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 I3sMOOTH AND GRACEFUL, OR, IF YOU WANT TO WEAR THE COAT UNBUTTONED-AND YOU WILL WANT TO WEAR IT so MUCH OF THE TIME IN THIS CLIMATE-IT WILL ROLL LOW WITHOUT “BUNCHING UP" THECOLLAR. WEAVE 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 §15 AND $18, WHICH ARE SPECIALLY CHEAP. 4 FEW PINE SILK-LINED COVERT COATS, VERY HANDSOME AND STYLIBE., 5 re =. B BARNUM’& 00, 061 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BABER. FOR MALABIA, PEVER AND AGUE. Sy ae YH S Gentlemen's Fall OntSttings, Seoteh Lamb's Wool ent the Largest Rock of Underwear. Menebire Hesyy Bron canton Urarers coc! at Perrin Frere’s Kid Gloves; vU: Pn Ne ndid assortment Silk Neckwar, “ feavy regular made French Socks a pate a5c. AEG. Lewis 207th fe bet aon hee "1808, “One lowest price to all. will be codered poet for ron ely for tomorrow R. Vdoldachatde Biseio ot, n. WwW. pres hog Dut matiogsny, ebony or ask exh sens Soa ¥ ebony or ash cormies Bey wor Walte “chine Phaniber sts 16 pen" aceorated' wh ‘sets 10'pes. decorated with broad col- ored borders and gold lines only 82.71; Colored, r 96 sheets for 5c; sold else- es aoe ee tena tow mn luced from 55.00: to 87.00; Clocks ta handsome plush cases only 1.89; worth 8.00; Towel roliers 7e; worth 160; Rising sun stove Polish 6 cakes for 2c; regular price 60c; Hand painted french china fruit plates only 13c Saucers to match 11e; Clothes baskets on! 8c; larger size 49¢; extra large size 60c; wort 1.00; Clothes hampers 87c; worth 1.00; English china decorated tea sets new square shape 56 Pes, reduced from 5.00 to 3.75; Jewel or the ‘world carpet sweeper eaty 1.79; worth 2.50; Goblets with engraved band 6 for 29¢: Silver plated napkin rings bc; 10c Scrubbing brashes for 5c; Handsome cuspadores reduced from wort $ Bt glass last sets only 250. 1 we Me 91.97 Ladies’ Genuine Curacoa Kid dress Shoe, flexible sole, box toe and con- cave heels, or common-sense broad toe ‘and low heels, These are worth fully 83. 87c. Misses’ Spring Heel or Heel, pebble button Shoes, warranted solid leatlier, worth fully 25. ‘ouths’ serviceable School Shoes, button ota SRR ae 7c. Children’s Spring Heel 3) id. or peb- ble goat, worth sully 90c. ‘i 27c. Infants’ Button Shoe, worth fully 50c. $2.17 Men's Genuine Calf Shoes, button, lace ‘and Congress. pointed toe of broad worth fully $3.50. $1.17 Men's Lace Shoes; these are durable and ‘dresay; worth fully $1.50, 97c. Men's Patent Leather Pumps; worth $1.50. Ae. Ladies’ ‘fine Kid Opera Slippers, worth Be. The above Is onl: bargains now sold by 97e. @ small list of the many the popular shoe houses of STRASBURGER Buos., 726 7th street, between Gand H, and 461 Penn- sylvania avenue, near 4% street, 1 Third Special Sale at Clark’s, 734 7th st. n.w., to-morrow: Our 500 bone French Woven Corset 98¢., regular price in every store $1.75: health Corset 91c., regular price $1.25; our $i French woven Corset, 72e3 our 75e. Cor: ket, all colors, 47c.; our 5Uc. Corset, 39c} our 2be. Corset, ike. Match our Kid’ Gloves in rice And quality if you ean; our _5-button seal- lop-top undressed Kid Glove, $1.19; regular Phice $1.50; our $1.35 Kid Glove, 80¢; our $1 id Glove, 69, Fresh arrival of yest-iront, back Jersey $1.88, regular price $2.69; our coat-back Jersey, $1.74; our $1.25 chil- sey, our’ 7c. children’s Jersey, 3/75 scallop and braided Jersey? coat-back, $2.53: our $2.68 Jerseys, lined with wide braid, $1.92. Seasonable Underwear at Yery low prices; wool Vests and Pants, 61c,, worth $1 merino Vests and Pants, 47¢., worth, ino Vests, 34c.; worth 5ve; ladies’ and t medicated Vests and Pants, 73 ; children's scarlet Vests, 34c. ity Scotch wool Vests and Pants, $1. », worth $2, At Clark's, 734 7th st. n.w., to-mor- Tow only. i Handsome Silk Scart 250, ALL shapes, at Auerbach’s Kuit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. ut Do Not Fai of the opportunity t lowing Immense only by M. orth wes to Avail Yourself purchase some of the fol- ins offered for to-morrow stein, 817-821 7th street ice boxes, 1! decorated eh: red slop Jai pepper shakers, be.; syrup olored glass stand, with decor chamber sets, containing 5 ring brooms, 0c; 3 string, 4, doz. goblets, latest pat 3 tixing bowls, 18e; large lothes oasket, 6 boxes blue, 60 leet clothes line, 50 clothes pins, 59c.; decorated tea sets, 56 pieces, hand lamps, complete, 17e. pping bowl ‘and seive, 18e.; wooden’ water sets, with handled and cov colored glass sult or pitehers, 1c. ated Fy bucket and scrubbing _ bi h, 16e.; 8 cakes Rising Sun stove polish, 4g doz, silver- plated tea blacking brush, whisk room. a ‘king, 24¢.; colored glass breakfast sets andy doz. iruitsuucers to maich, 53e, Best Quality Bine Flannel Shirts at Auerbach's Kunii Jacket De 7thand H, 1 -y Bargains. We have been fortunate in securing a couple dozen of handsome ready trimmed Hats und nets, Which we shall place on sale tomor at about hall their value, ‘Two-thirds dozen of elegant trimmed Hats, fully w: th irom $6 W $8. to $4, joze!_of much finer goods, stylish and handsume, $3.50 to 35; ait or Ty di nets, tk We shall offer them uense, ranging from the so much advertised 40 cent common trash to the finest of imported, at the lowest possible price, Birds, Win Tg 40} 1s up. en handsome long # Prime stock, $1.49; former pric For fine Millinery at lo 1 Biow Grand Opening and sale of Cloukcs at Clark's morrow. — Children's Hav lar price 36. Ular price 36.7: shoulder cape Ladies’ Sil price $7.42. trimmed Vining, 8 Special Low Price TBt 7th st. ‘sells thems at te, latest noveity, feather Newmarket Coats, sour S18 grade at is, $4.06; $3. your phrenases to-morro: save 40’ percent ou each dollar, Ren Ciark’s, 734 7th st. now. You Will Save i0¢. on Every BD. by going to Auerbach’s: 7th and H. wing Mach! ‘This Bents All. is, 4d 3 New Lot ot Dre s He: Unlaundried Pernice . de. yuri is, Only 50e., all new sh Hosiery, Underwear and 1 est pr Our Newmarkets ion. M. NewMeyen, 730 7th st., and 1920 Penna. ave. Knit Jackets For Boys and Men, the largest assortment in Loy Prices to suit the most economic , corner 7th and D, the only strictly one- hat and gents’ furnishing swore in this 1 eavy Saxony Wool Underwear 59 Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and Hakn's Puzziers, ‘Hahn's Infants’ $5¢e. Kid and Goat Button, Hahin’s Child's 65¢. Heel and Spring Heels. Hahn’s Misses’ 95c. Kid and Pebb! Hahn's Youths’ $1 Solar Tip Butio Halin’s Boys’ $1.25 Stylish Solid Button, Hahn's Gents’ $1.45 Reliable Guiters and Laced. Hahn's Gents’ $2 Calf Button Laced Gaiters. Hahn's Gents 52 solid Kip Boots, Hahn's Gents’ $2.50 Cal Sewed and Pegged Boots, Haun's Gents’ $3 Genuine Hand-sewed Shoes. Hahn's Ladies’ BSc. Solid Laced stioes. Hahn's Ladies’ Pebble aud Kid Baton, Haan’s Ladies’ $1.50 Kid and Goat Button, the equal of any $2 shoe. It has always been a puzzle to the consumers ‘as Well as to our competitors, how we ean alton to sell serviceable goods at sich low prices, Dut we do it, and will refund the money for’ any pair that does not prove satisfactory WM. HAHN & Co, 1 816 7th st, aud 1922 Peana, ave Extra Heavy € 1 wear 4c, av Aueroach’s Knit Jacket beset, ‘7th and H. 1 Fine Shoes at Low Prices, Gent's _hand-sewed call’ euiters and bution shoes at $2.07, generally sold at $3.50, Tedion handsewed straight goat and kid shoe cour mon sense and opera toe, at $2.47, generally sold at $3. Misses” hand-welt pebblesest aut Kid shoe, ‘at $1.65, usually sold at @8 Roset calf button shoe, at $1.00, generally scaect $2.50. Children’s ue spring heels and hecked Ehoo, kta, pebble, and straight goat, in HG. 1. E, widths, nt $1.47, usaally soldat Bo, Brena wid intant shoes, a 80, the finest made, sold elsewhere at $1.2 rasburger, [th strect, four doors above 1, "8% No. 806 = Solid Leather Hooked Bats, from Ose. up. Z. ‘strusburgen Net Bae Street, four déors above re = N& ie Gents Patent Leather P, and Oxford ties, from $1.93 up, Boye’ from %. 3 ‘98e, up. ab ‘o Us Teh street, i 7 a ity 1) Bi i i ie oe dl also ; 440 and 442 9th street, one door from E. salt all bran received daily ant se in every avail can’t be Select Steamed Mca? by the quart dell eis Oyaters galoon 4 Fae eS a tion, fe 2 BUSINESS CHANCES. HAVE THE FINEST SELECTI W ‘rorstened Houses of any aris sane ony, OF BEHeg (eishing same wil call at our office, they will me Een AE COWAN & 2, oc8-2w 1848 F et ,onpoalte Eboitt Howse, Large House and ‘House, sultable for restaurant, with mosers iy New 13 room House, near Bat. Gircié, ab.cee C1 square), with large greenhouse wit eee eaten ce ae te satin dee aa ‘Three-story and basement Bric! “iar ded ts three-story Bri lireé-story aud Basement Brick on N- near 12th st., 14r. oe ‘Brick: 1,00 er ment, 9r,, neat Washington Clicle, each, ‘New three-story and basement Brick at L ‘and N. HL. ave. m. i, Turgestory and bassiiient iiricl wh near Zach st, O fabio, 7,000 6,500 rooms, bath “and 5,000 4.200 Six-room Coitaes "Kenyon “sts” Colombia Tieigita, with sell wates, stable” paca Storeand neven-room ‘Fraime, waite $50 northrast section. Three mall House renting $20 00 each siicryoin Heieke tt ; 1,400 to $1,600 on monthly payrense wo Pranexon Valley sh, Georgian Small two-story Bricks rent $10... Lot corner Bricks, rent $22 in all. Two Lots Kingman Pace, Tot NSH. aves near M'st nn fron Nii ave near Sa it “$1.50 per foot, i Heei 0 Per Tron es Loigon Si near 8 if, “4 pot 21x88 on Pst, bet. ge = Tots 19th st, bet. 2 and se Lets U st.. near 16a, 173 oe « Tor 21x145 on V st., bet. 12 sou ow on Va. ave. bet. 18th and 1mbsie, 25 4 4 Sail parts Columbia Helghts from. 16e. up. Tn ‘squares 1074 and’ 107% aC sts. we. Be. foot. SToney to Loa $1,006 at 5 ana 6 per centon real estate security. Wehave several Ane Houses to rent in northwest section from $75 to $200 per mouth, furnished or unfurnished. Property. placed in our bands for sale and rent advertised at our expens oci-1m, WV ANTED=$}.500 FOR FIVE YEARS ON UN- encumbered real property worth $9,000; no commissions. Address Pox 31, Star office. "07-306 ‘XPERT TYPE-WRITING. CALIGKAPH OFFICE, 933 F st. oo5-3m ROAR AT LOW PRICE AND TERMS. BUILDING ToTS Ihave subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Bullding Lots, 20 feet front, at $200. $250, $300, $350 per Jom ‘Terms 10 per , balance monthly. Ro-edule ‘at the eastern end of the Co- any, 15th apd H sta me. Plat at Iny office, 819 Market Space, ocd-21 W. H. CLAGETT. A USTIN,D, BROWN, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS, strect northwest. HOUSES FOR SALI 6 new brick Houses, Wallack Place, corner 13th st. 109 exc! ick House, 13th st., above Towa Circle, $8,250, ck House. A st., near Capitol, $7,000; Ac Houses, Vermont ave.. bet. T and W sts, eaanice Houses, 16th st, bet, Q and R, $8,500t0 eaice Houses, P st., bet Sth and 10 sts, $5,000 ioe House, B st. n.e., bet. 10th and 12th, $2,600, rick House, 1th st., bet. Pand Q.913.000. Brick House, M st, Uét. 15th and 20Ln, $18,000. brick Houbes, OL, bet alt and 18th, $10,000 each, st. nay., bet. 5th and Hrick House! D st., bet 2d and 3d now. Erick House, Corcorat: st, bet. $6.00 h, $10,000, 100. Lita and ‘13th, House, 13% st. s.w., near Smithsonian Instl- $7,000. 5 brick H uses, 28th st., $5,500 to $7,000. Brick Honse, 6th and 1 in... $10,000 brick Houses, 1sth st. ui Large double House, st. and Thomas cir: 2 brick Houses, P st., bet. 6tiiand 7th, $4,200 ana 00 House, near Scott circle, $125,000. K Houses, Bst n.¢, bet. 6th wid 7th, $3,500 Juiek House, 14:t st, near Agricultural depart met, $4,000. se and corner Lot on Connecticut ave., suiteble e bnildiny. S13 Brie House, AUD st 20th and 224, $6,500, iow and 11th, with ‘stable, x House, cor, be Conse, 2., $4,000. Vick House, Est, bet 18th and Penn, ave.,$20,000 Brick House, 161 Fr 32/000. z nd H, $8,000, large lot, T st, near New Hamp- id L, $35,000. Loth n. w.,310,000, circle, $16,500. House, cor. Mass, ave. and 15th st, $18,000. property fa wil suctions of ity and suburae ral houses for rent, furnished and unfurnisucd, icv to loan on Teal estate security, SOLUTE, BARGAIN—7 ROOM NEW PRES ACS ice House, AB38 AE aa, REEDS ieontuly payments: fhoor at 320m vine Increasing. ul or secoud aclor Orgaus, 8 terms $5 monthly. NB. stouey Pianos, Faruiture and any good collateral EXCHANGE BANK, 437 7th stow. _oel 3 ODEE Houses, FOR SALE OR RENT.—The Honses in the Marble gnd Brown Stone From Block just being completed North ave., between Park a Bolton st. Balu more, Habdsomest row inthe clty, Eight diferent Plans to select from. Hi; only 20: min- 3 ride trom center of city; close to Druid Hill Park. Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation, warm i wiue ter ceva! in sunnnier, ou grasay sloping ‘erruced, arts. He finish, frescoed bath rooms, open firepluces, imodel kitchous on first door. well butit., easy terms’ Firat- fines Investment. Call aud eximige them, Or send for iNustrated book “Model Tomes,” describing then. W. L. STORK, Builder and owner, North ave. aad’ Park ave,, Baltimore. ___ MONEY TO LOAN. $20,00 Dun) —TO LOAN 000, “ON REAL ESTATE, $2,000 HUFTY & DYER, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS, 13th and FL ‘ONEY TO tel IN LARGE AND ga 2 musa, on real esata security. By 1331 Pet ww. ocia ON REAL EsTaTE, 300 {sed} THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, ‘TO LOAN IN SUMB OF N $110,000 K2tas, Eager es hat 0. HOLTZMAN, nel Corner 10th and ¥ streets northwest. A reams to wait on Real Extate secur. ity, at lowest rates of interes. ee ‘No “nls : 1506 Fennaylvasia hve, HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL Ee I tate or collateral security at lowest rates of interest. ' eres ‘ Redelay rity is OFC GREEN, Hoos Px ‘et Oe, Mor fense,| and La ML Girscins wo wut at lowest Tg oe ree a Extra Fine Select Oynte West’ Aiko. © ne stock Sion. Philadelphia Oysters received daily. © ‘We Have No Speciaiti In our business. Ci oe Batter fd delivered in tb Forest milk Be. pot que how cheap the ‘same, avd | lower, than. SGRMLITZ§ MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. ‘48K FOR IT PAM'L ©. BALMER, Acme THE Bon FALE OPERA. IMPORTED FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, 48 WELL 48 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 AND CHILDREN. ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY IN ALL OUR DEPART- MENTS. SPECIAL, ON THE EVENING OF WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, WESHALL RROPEN ATS 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 VOU ALL, 719 Fat Ovexme. NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS. On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, we will display the Latest Novelties In Black Dress Goods, Black and Col- ored Velvets, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Embroiler fes, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Nets, Ribbons, Gloves, ete. — E.G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, cor. Sth st, Our Eastern buyer has just returned from New York, where he ts spent the past ten days in select- ing govus specially udapted to the wants of (he best retail trade. BLACK DRESS GOODS, We have added largely to thls department, apd can show all the newest sid most desirable styles ta sili Silk’ and Woolen an ail-Wool bres Gok We men tion Bison ‘tobess Tufted Heubee kinbreierca itebes, Homespuns, to Piack ‘and binck and Sew Guta? els Hi Effects, Boucle Cloth, Bouretie Cloth, Tish and Seoten Goods, an gray milseares brated Hlack Goods, Blac Bfoadcloub and ‘unlor-made Suits, TROMINGS. ‘The indications at present mings re that Feather Tri will be largely deed this season. We have th from Sve. 108 per surd, in ali siyirs and colors. We also show a great variety Jn lace aid Colored Che. nile Fringes, Moss ‘Tvisamlngs, Veadnd Ginipe aud Fringes, Drop ‘Trimmings. Fur Trimuungs, ele Oat fratton flock is unsurpassed. “Our Stock of Linck wud Colored Veivets is worthy of xpeciat mention. as they Were bought recently at less than cost of Ir\portatioa, We have init lines at 95c., 91.16 and $1.70 per yard, ail good value and cannot be matched ui the price, RIBBONS. We are acknowledged headquarters for Ribbons. All widths and colcrsean be found In our stock. We Sell “an aliilk Satin and. Gros Grain fivbon, good quality, No, @ at, 12, No. 12 at 166. per yard. "Satin and. Velvet ws’ very cheap fancy Hibbons, ‘Watered Ribbons, all the lates: novelties HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘We are offering an all-Linen Hemstitched Handker- chief, very fine quality. at 17c., worth We iuve deanttiul new styles in Faucy Hemstitcsed aud baie broidered HandKerebiets at 25c.; fine Co.ored Bor Gered Handkerchiets at I2c., former price 2c: alle Linen, new sty.es, Colured-iiordered " Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs at loc. | We have elegant fine French Hand-Embroidered Handkerchiefs for $3.50 to $12 enchs NEW DEPARTMENTS. We st added to our stock an elegant line of Ladleg aud Children's Merine Gaderekr to iio til be theattracuive ferturcsof thisdepacimen We M cateraceiv Aa have “algo added @ complete ins of'table ‘Linens, c ‘Tow Ni , Doyils vy im fact every Fi the way of ‘Teble Linen, suitable for Embrolderies, Laces, Plain and Beaded peer puis erin en , LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00. $5.00, $6.00, $7.50, $10.00 up to $25.00, MEN’s FALL AND WINTER SUITS, 196.00, $7.00, 98.50, $19.00, $12.00 up to $30.00. MEN'S FALL AND WINTER TROUSERS, £91.00, 61.50, 92.00, $2.50, $3.00 upto 98.00. $3.50, 94.50, $5.00, 98.00 up to $25.00, BOYS’ FALL AND WINTER 8UITs, {$5:00, $5.50, 94.00, 98.50 up to $15.00. CHILDRENS FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS, $2.00, $2.75, $3.00, $8.50, 94.00 up to 92.00. CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER SUrTR, £92.00, $2.25, $9.50, $2.00, $8.50 up to $7.00. A Prorser Is Nor Wornocr HONOR SAVE IN His OWN COUNTRY. Weare alto advised that FALSE PROPHETS will ‘ise up among the PEOPLE. Tt appears so when hirelines arecalled upon to_ ‘make sworn affidavits to the correctness of their em. ployers’ statements. Sach being the case it ne self evident proposition unat there is SOMETHING ROTTEN IN DENMARK, And that THE PEOPLE have discovered it, ‘Don't f ‘man; re uitanmattee ene For ADLEKS gut your mule” ‘These FALSE PROPHETS seem ‘to have adopted the HO0O-D0O METHOD We may be touched with a species of egotism—par- Gonable, however, because the PHOPLE know us, and ‘such Knowledge carries convietion to this extent, that DECEPTIO ‘So far as the conduct of our business is concerned, ts as far removed from usassight is from the totally blind. , Jolly Kernel, “By the eternal,” T would like to ascertain Why the people hereabout Are all prone to shout ADLER ON THE BRAIN: BECAUSE ‘THE WORKINGMAN, ‘THE PROFESSIONAL MAN OR ANY OTHER MAN, Boy or even Child,can get Good Ciothing, Netter Clothing, the Best Clothing, well made, well trimmed and as stylishly cat as any in the land at exactly TEN PERCENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MAN- UFACTORE ar VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT 20 CLOTHING HOUSE 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Comer Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK ‘8a Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. oS Tas cvctosryiz DUPLICATING APPARATUS, 2,000 facsimile copics in indelible black ink of any Circular Writing, Drawing or Music. Xo Washing, no Dampening, mo Electricity, Chemicals, no Aniline. 3 Eien Simpie, Rapid, Cleanly, Durable and more Ecouom- teal in use than any other process, By far the best thing yet produced for the purpose. ‘Well worth the attention of every business man, ‘Sample of the work will ve seut on application, For sale by JOHN F.PARET, se24-1m_ 913 Pennsylvania ave, Lowen Maz Won. I CHALLENGE ANY PUBLISHED PRICE-LIST OF LUMBER. SASH, DOORS OR BLINDS 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. X. W. se10-Im We Ase Recerise 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 HAIR LINES, MIXYURES, AND DIAGO NaLs, BOYS' SCHOOL, DRESS AND PLAY SUITS, TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GENTS FURNISHINGS, ALL aT OUR USUAL Low PRICES, NOAH WALKER & 0o,, 7 625 Peousyivanis Avenue Wx H. Rix 717 MARKET SPACE. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES, Cat this out and show ft to your friends, an@ con- Vinee them that tu addition iy our complete line ot best line of Mediuzn Grade Goods ever offered to we {Geunine Cur, Kid Rox ‘Very fine Cur. Kid B, ¥ five Cur, Kid Cu Toe... Soe. se Sur. Kid lox Toe jonaiTe Aeastire, Genuine Dogela 5. Su J. ©, BENNETT & BARN. Fing Handmade Biot an: Splendid. Genuine Cat and se Every Pair Warr: $00 Eerie Call UC ‘OF Congress, Broad or Narr 5.00...........Hand Welt (Our specialty )—rmn 6.00 Fqual to Style and Fit wo Ang ‘ For School shoes it will pay You to come and see ua, ‘We have combined guod jovks, quality and iow prices Large lineof Children’s and Misses Spring Heels. We make «Genuine Handsewed Ladies’ Kaugaroo or Kid to order tor 85. WAL HL RICH, ‘717 Market Space, 2 No Branch Stores, Loam Busan 4 PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possemes the bighest merit, 1s manufactured from the choicest in ud combines the most iets al, Sera seine sos DAVID NICHOLSON, Propr, ST, LOUIA At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, LE EP EXTRA PALE BEER FORSALE EVERYWHERR 8 y28 KING’s PaLacg, 14 SEVENTH STRERT WN. w. CONTINUATION OF OUR GRAND FALL OPENING FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, And all the Novelties in the 11! as Ladies, Mises, and Children's ( In order to, vented trom Une, as well cd sucoens, ant ans Wo be areriocknd. a the x wn impomible to pay cur customers the ual. ettem fon we desired and that they Dave We will endeavor to make MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, x LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS, ‘The extensivencss of onr purchaws enables us to bay direct trom the manufketurer and importer, and Vo axreat extent we import our goods direct, which Places ts in a position to give our Customers the profit of the Jobber and middleman. OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRIMMED AND UN- ‘TRIMMED HATS speak for Necif, Tt requires no commendation on owt par witecina.te mance teat, se sell 9, See, Sin tonns ire we 2 ,fng, Bile non Felt Hut, such as are sold elsewhere for $1 and cents, at 40 cents only. v OUR WING AND BIRD DEPARTMENT over 250 styles, coming from all ot he ‘A most wonderful u . collection, at prices OUR VELVET DEPARTMENT Js stocked with the choicest of brands. We sell e Silke Velvet, all colors, at 7 cena a yard ouly, Betier than advertined clvewhere at $1 and at 84 cents yard, Which wesubstautiate or money ‘Our Department ln Children’s and Mises’ TRINMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS ——" ea OUR TIP AND PLUME DEPARTMENT is simply immense. OUR DEPARTMENT OF LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS Inks from Berlin, direct, and we re exclusive styles Of our own Which have Bot’ duplicated. ‘Come and see our elegant line of CHILDREN AND MISSES COATS ‘st $2.25, $3, and $4. In asking you mot to purchase until you have in cred our goods and ase rained our prices, we are sincere in saving you at least 25 per cent, We solicit a call, and we are pleased to show you our goods whether you are prepared to purchase ©” pot A full line of Plain and Fancy DRESSGOODS from 20, 15, 25, 0c. 10 81.00, NOVELTIES, from $10 to $15 per pattern. CASNIMERES, for Men end Boy's wear, from 95, B7%y, SUC. to 1.00. 500 pairs of BLANKETS. from $1.00 to $13.50, dongift during the Warm weather much under present prices 100 BED COMFORTS at $1.00, cotion filled. 300 BED COMFORTS at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 to $4.00. A full stock of Ladies’ KID GLOVES, $1.25, every pair warrauted. A ‘ull stock UNDRESS KIDS, st $1.00. a:b fll tock CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS and RUGS, ‘our BRANCH HOUSE, 036 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OUR PRICES ARE KNOWN TO BE THE LOWEST. JOHNSON @ LUTTRELL, oc? 713 Market Space. Fact Aso Warren Oresnva. Mux. T. B HARRISON, 1329 F STREET, OPPOSITE THE EBBITT, | Ladies’ and Gent's Fine Boots and shoes, we have we | WILL OPEN HER CHOICE OF FASHIONS IN IM PORTED FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, 2 ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Ora AND Tra, Aar Is Tue Hoverzorn DANIEL G. HATCH, IMPORTERS’ AGENT, 420 Ot mirect, ‘Ia exhibiting a most interesting collection cf DOULTON ART POTTERY, imported direct, to which he invites an inapection From the Public STAINED GLASS PUNE STOCK 1! 1.000 8 WHITE camae"-200. oe DRESSED OR ROUGH et @ume prica WHITE PINE sean ad end obelf, ob regains m0 GEORGIA PINE GTEPPING, kiln ésted, domed, 655.00, NAILS, per keg, w00, ODD SIZE FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, « epectaity. ‘LUMBER delivered any part of city tree of chergn Cz