Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1885, Page 4

THE! EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.,. LOCAL MENTION. ‘Tne Wenther. OFFICE OF THE CUTEF SIGNAL OFFiceR, Wasnixeros, D. C., Oct. 26, 1885. 11 am, For the middle Atlantic states, fair Weather, light variable winds generally from b, ts west, lower barometer, slight changes coast, slightly warmer enerally fair weather is indi- dic Atlantic states, with slight ir weather followed stud for New England uxes iu temperature, followed ner on Weduesday. Generally ir Weather Is Indicated for the lake re- ceded by local rains in the east portion. see Moses & Son's flne assort- down comforts and pillows. Streets northwest. ANorTHER Lor of those lOc. pencils received at Whiitais A Canp.—I hereby inform the public that I am now located at the well-known low-priced nve store of Z. Strasburger, No. 906 four doors above I, where ‘I will be Pleased to see my friends and patrons, PRANK DOYLE. our selections of books early at Whit- aker's at cost. INSTANTANEOUS Photographs, 905 Pa. ave. Have card engraving and_ wedding plates work doze at Whitaker's, 1105 Pa. ave. ARRFSTED.—The attention of every one who examines the magnificent stock of furniture displayed on one floor by Breitbarth, Odd Fellows’ Hall. The latest styles at the lowest Prices. Prerrecr Epirioxs and bindings of all books at cost at Whitaker's. i= Covens, Colds and Sore Throat yield seaay to B.H. Douglass & Sons’ Cupsicum Coug! Drops. a Sers or Dick ‘Thackeray, MeCauly and Others at cost at Whitaker's. ATTENTION {x called to the advertisement of Jobn R. Kelley In another column, He deals in first-class beef, veal, lamb, mutton, &c., only. Iscrpexts and Ancedotes of the Civil War, by Adiiral Porter, just out, $1.30; Whitaker's, Skx the double-breasted sack overcoat at Eise- man Bros., corner 7th and FE, Dox’r Miss the opportunity presented at Whit- aker’s to make your purchases of books at cost, Care OVERCOATS. Elseman, cor. 7th and E. idard. Juvenile Miseel- SEE the sinzle coats ut Eisen StRONG-uINDED We front, saeR over- . ith and E. ax, by Hammond; se- 4 Whitaker's. NEWMARKET OVERCOATS. 7th and E. = Ir You Waxr Booxs now is the time tomake Seivetions at Whitaker's. 21 Bre Eiseman, corner Cosstir Heures: CITY AND DISTRICT. To-Night. Skipped by the Light save Amusemen: NationaL THEATER. of the Moon.” ‘S$ OPERA Hovse.—“Alone in Lon- “4 Moral Crim NATIONAL SKATING Kins.— daily. } Hixk.—Ninth street and Rhode Philosophical Society | S by Messrs. H. A. Ha | a W. Harkness were urch at Falls Ch burch, dance with the program rday’s Srak. Rev. Drs, Bartlett, Chester and Bittin- a, was dedi | won resight and dollars, | wee sessions | Pt THE RACES A GREAT SUCCESS. The National Jockey Club Meeting. GOOD WEATHER AND LARGE ATTENDANCE— SMARP CRITICISM OF A NEW RULE—NET WIN- NINGS OF THE SEASON. The most successful meeting In the history of the National Jockey club closed Saturday with big attendance and « fine day's sport. The average attendance was better tban ever before And the gross receipts went beyond all former figures. The meeting was attended by the best classes of Washington society, and with proper management the permanent popularity of the Jockey club is assured. There was some com- plaint about unfairness in the races, but it had no foundation beyond the dissatisfaction of losers in the betting. The marked success of the meeting was due largely to the same men who have so success- fully conducted the club from its infancy, and who gave their whole time and attention to the ineeding. The rigid exclusion of - improper characters, male and female, from the course is ufeature that meets general commendation. The presence of so Legon ladies of the best tam- ilies of Washington society, on each day of the meeting, wus due to the fact that the at tito Iment have steadily’ refused to. admit to the grounds any persons of even questionable repu- tation, “There has been some sharp criticism by members of the club and others, of the innova- ch excluded newspaper men from the ‘sof the club house, not because these jes were of any special value, but on the ground that the exclusion was a snub to a class Of men who did not deserve such treatment. ‘This Is a matter, however, for the club to regu late, and which’ does not concern the outside ubtie, Pitne Ivy City course now takes its rank among the first of the country, and in racing matters Washington has assumed a place of first im- portance, In_ the closing races Saturday Sprague won the fourth race, with Col. Clark second. Quebee he steeplechase, with Jim McGowan second. The closing raee, gentlemen riders, was won by Col. Clark, ridden by Mr. Blunt, Mordaunt second. THE NET WINNINGS of the various stables were as follows: John Spellman, Strathspey, $1,51 wyer Brothers, Lulu, Etmendorf and Millie, $295; H. J. Wood- ford, Barnum, $1,685; J. E. McDonald, Fosterul and'sam Brown, $1,085; Mr. Kelso, Heel and Toe and The Bard, $1,457.50; William Jen- pings, Farewell, $365; vis & Hall, Bess and Enigma, $1,335; C.W. Medinger, EJk wood. 375; L. Carran, Sovereicn Pat, $360; U. Horn, Wind~ sail, $100; Charles Johosou, Jim Douglass, $1,170; W. P. Burch, Telle Doe and Col. Sprague, $1,400; Joseph McMabon, Frankie B., Swiit und Uberto, $1,202.50; G! W. Jennings, Tony Foster, $1,040; Carlile & Co., McBowling, R. J. Lueus, Voio, $65; RW. Walden, Chant- cleer and Harefovt, ($1,087.50; CH: Pettenglll, Queen Esther, §: Cochran; $676, Exce Quevee, $450; W. C. Daly, Bessie B. and Jim MeGowan, 3725; Christy Brothers, Bonanza, $50; G. B. Morris. Bersai, 3925; Fannin & Co., John C., $815; F. . Zeitiig, Col. Clark, $300; érnaghan, arch, $300. The ‘uctual amount, paid out in. purses and Stakes was $18,985. ‘The gross winnings run far above Unis sum, but aiter the forfelts were deducted it left the amount paid out by the ¢lub us ‘stated. For instance, ex-Goy. Bowle Was entitled to $100 as second money for Bessie in arace she won, but bis forfeits consumed it ali, and more. Baldwin won $250 with Volante, but It was consumed in torfelts, THE COMING TROTTING RACES. ‘The next sport at the Ivy City course will consist of a three-days’ trotting meeting, to begin on Tuesday, November0. ay, Tuesday, = ian, Bourke Thursday, November 12.—5. 2:40 class.’ 6. Purse, 250; 2:25 ile heats, best 3 in 5, to harness. ntries close Thursday, Octuber 20, at 11 p.m., corner 10th’ street and Pennsyl- Vania aventic northwest. Sg OnE CoLoreD Woman Uses A KNIFE ON AN- oTHEs.—Lulu MeCulluz, a young woman who hasa room in the Thompson law building, at 711 G street northwest, entered a room occu- Pied by Rachael Euston’ yesterday afternoon, while under the influence of liquor, and picked pa kulic aud cut Rachael on the ‘head twice. ‘This morning Judge Snell sentenced her to be fined $60 or four months’ imprisonment. ee F,of this city, took part In the services, with fhe pastor, 1 H. Riddle. | Three were scuffing op Pennsyl- 7th street, Saturday night, | One of them ran into Mr. | examiner in the Pension office, dalmost senseless, and received | y to his righteye. He was taken um Capitol Hill” The young men | did not stop to apulogize or ascertain the ex- tent of Mr. Iatton’s Injuries. | The Maryland democratic association will | hold a inceting at Shea's hall, 632 Pennsylva- | Biaave. See advt. Clara’ Beecroft, a handsome girl of 15 years, was taken to the House of the Good Shepherd by Officer Breen on Naturday, as she desired to be | Placed in some such Institution. She told a Tevolting story about the treatment she had | been subjected to by her father, and said that | about two months since she was brought here by @ young mau with whom she had been lv- on 4 bout # ociock this morning Officer G. E, | Ballivan bronzht to the station a dead infant 80 much decayed as to make its sex or color un- Feeognizable. It was found in alley between | Franklin and P and 4th and 5th streets north- ‘west. Mr. Bernard T. Muller, jeweler of New York, died of consumption tn 4 Pullman ear Saturday | while returning home from Atlanta, Ga. The | body, on its arrival here, was taken to Joseph | ©. Lée's undertaking establishment, and was | ¢, sent to New York om the Saturday’ night ex- | press. At 8:45 o'clock this morning Sergeant Bryan took to the eight precinet station a female eolored child, found under the frout steps of | house 606 Peinsylvania avenue southeast. It ‘Was sent lo St. Aun’s Infant Asylum. Henry FE. Weaver wus excised as a petit Et rimin ferer in the Court to-day, and W. H. | Was accepted In ins place. Jobo Hoyland, a hack driver, went into a saloon Saturday night to get his supper, leav Ing hjs hack stand In front of the saloon.’ Orfi- eer Horn cam violating the b: Snell fined him ong and arrested Boyland for law, and this morning Judge —~— | TEMPERANCE MeN THANKING THE PoLIcr. Ata public temperance meeting held by D. P. | Holloway Ledge. No. 18, | slast evening | atthe North Capitol M.’E. church, Hon. R. B. | Vanee, in the course of his remarks, criticised | the methods adopted by many physicians in Prescribing liquor as medicine. Dr. Bond, who ‘Was present, rose and deiended physicians from. the tmputations cast upon them. Resolutions were adopted testifying to the willingness and desire of the police foree in that section of the eity and In South Washington to exercise thelr authority in cheeking the sale ot liquor on the Sabbath, and thanking ther “for the energetic manner in whieh they are working to suppress anevil which is ruining our young men and waking homes miserable.” He Stuvex Tue Wronc MAN axp Par $20 Frx¥.— Addison G. Pennels, asaloon keeper on K sireet, near the corner of 5th street north- west, was placed on trial in the Police Court this morning, charged with assaulting Willis Rockwell, a countryman, who resides In Vir- nia. Rockwell testified that Pennels struck jim On the head with a beer spiggot. The de- fendant testified that he struck at Robinson in self-defence, and struck Rockwell through a mistake. The court imposed a fine of $20 or 60 days. —.__ ACCIDESTALLY DnowNED.—About 11 o'clock Yesterday morning, Edward Ates, colored, was @rowned off Emory’s whart, at the foot of 6th Street southwest. It is supy that he was walking on a pile of wood, which fell with him, throwing him overboard. ' His body was recov: €red by two white men. The coroner was no- Ufled, and after viewing the body gave a cer- Uifleate of death from accidental drowning. ogee Tur JEF¥ERSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION AND SENATOR GORMAS.—At a meeting of the | Were Satui Jefferson Democratic association held Saturday evening, J. Emmner, jr., in the chair, D. Warren Secretary, two new members were elocted. Res lutions were unanimously adopted tend toSenator Gorman sincere sympathy with bim im bis illness and an earnest desire for his speedy recovery; also tendering the ald and Support of the ‘asociation, its nancial and services, to the re-election of Senator Gor- man as his own successor. A committee of seven, tobe known as the jocal working eom- mittee, was appointed. The object of this com- mittee is to aid the District democracy in securing their claims in regard to District matters. Rowsenies Revorre.—T. street, reports stolen a cloak worth $5.—J. 0. Roller, Metropolitan hotel, re] stolen an Qrerecat worth $19.——-Myers & Loving report the loss of a bay of buckwheat valued at $1.— Alexander Brown reports the loss of $16 worth ‘of clothing.—Mrs, Florence Mites, 65 Pierce street, reports that her clothes line was robbed 9f $6 Worth of clothing on Thursday night. Soran, 709 12th GospeL Temperance Muetine.—An inter- esting temperance meeting was held et the Tabernacle Congregational church yesterday afternoon, under the auspices of the Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union. The ladies con- ducted the service, and Rev. Robert Nourse and Rev. Richard Norris and F. M. Bradley, es addressed the meeting, A large number of dei egates and visitors will leave the city this week {o attend the national convention of the W.C. T. U. of the United States in Philadelphia, which opens next Friday and continues four | days. About 400 delegates from states and territories ure expected. oe MARRIAGE LIceNSES.—Marriage licenseshave been issued by the clerk of the court to James Green and Mollie Jackson; Zachariah Waters and Mary E. Gray; E. E. Butterbrough, of Balti- d Mury ‘M. Barnes; Wesley 'P. Nico 1 Baltimore, Md. und Emma Manuel! EW. Craig and Jesple a. ‘Dulin; Theodore L. P. Muliord, of Morristown, 'N. J., and Bessie B. Ney Dennis McCormick and Monica Mor- jartin F. Bland and Susan F. Berry: James illiams and Minnie E, Payne, ot Philadel- Reax Estate Saues.—The Sisters of the Visi- tation have sould to Daniel R. Case, for 314,364, three lots, 24x133 feet each, at the southwest rner of 17th und M streets. The heirs of Franchot have sold toS. C. Busey, for 14, the lot 26104, at the northeustcor- Ber of 16th'and I streets, being 26 feet on 16th und 100 on J stre Affairs in West Washington. Drep or His Insuxies.—John Walker, who fell from the roof of the Met: fy eed carstables Saturday morning and broke his right leg, dled at bis residence, No. 2441 P street, late Sutur- day wight after the injured limb had been ain- putater Nor Exrgcrep To Livg.—Mr. Joseph Nichol- | son, who was engayed at Foundry branch shaft at the time of the explosion and Who was badly injured, 1s not expected to live throughout the daz, symptoms ot blood poloning having been jeveloped. Nores.—The dead leaves which have become so plentiful und are so rapidly filling the streets should be removed and the side walks repaired. ‘The water in the canal on this tevel was drawn off yesterday, for the purpose of raising a sunken eunial boat. SHirPING News.—Schooner Mattie Franklin arrived with 900 tons of ice from Kennebec. Schooner Win. O. Snow arrived with 800 tons Sf, lce from Kennebec. Schooner Goorge “i Vreeland cleared to-day with 650 tons of coai for Fall River. YEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 52: con- dition, 7.” Receiving reservoir, temperature, 58; condition at north connection, 6; Soult connection, 5. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature 57; condition at influent gatchouse, 0; condition at eftluent gatebouse, 23. Hight tides in the river to-day at 8:37 a. m. and 8:57 p.m, ——— THE Monon ProsecuTioxs.—-At Blackfoot, foska, Genre C. Parkinson and James Swan ay convicted iu the United States gourt of obstructing United States Marshal Dubois in the discharge of his duty by hiding polygamists tor whom the marshal had war oe ne Crom ma the (ctiattas calen- e present term United Stat PP on the part of the ALL-WOOL PLAIDS, bright colors, for children’s ‘wear. special in at 25 CASHMERES, double- MED AND BLAC fold, 28 inches wide, in brown, blac. green and parher, Spaeiie atl eeerma ae a alla kan “ROVALSERGE THE NEW STYLE, BEAUTT- FU ail colors, 12 yards for $2. 50c. BRoca be COLORED. ‘SILK VEL' BRE SCHUE) Aube aMaa Soe oe LADIES WOOL VESTS. Sree. EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK EXCELLENT WIDTH CLOTH, bo} DOUBLE-WIDTH C1 CARTER'S, Til MARKET SPACE ‘Teh Street. Ne CASH PRICES, SMALL PROFIT. oclT Henry King, 514 7tb street, stolen trom his money drawer $170.—John D. Croissant 518 9th street, reports stolen @ bicycle valu: at $15. —— CHARGED A WomAN WITH STEALING.—Wm. D. Crampsey, a man about 55 years of age. who Uves at 1012 F street northwest, visited the Comigue Saturday vight, and met'a young red haired woman known to the police as Pearl ‘Wallace alias Kate Acton. About 2 o'clock a. m. the pair left the cafe for home. When they Feached the street Pearl excused hersclt, saying Sue wished to go back for something she hi left. Crampsey waited but Pearl did not return. Crampsey then discovered that his watch and chain were missing, and he had Pearl ‘She was charged in the Police Court with: (Gand larceny, and the case was continued uptil ednesday. ieee THE Gas Comraxy's PURCHASE.—The Wash- Gas Ligist Co. have purchased the whole ‘square 1025, which les between 12th and 33th, M and N ‘streets southeast, tor $25,000, or 10 cents per foot. Thi is made In antici; of the growth of the elty ‘the ity for the erection of Immediate improve- For THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS PLACE YOUR ORDERS with GEORGE T. KEEN. MERCHANT TAILOR, cel7-3m 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, CITY ITEMS. De Not Fait Avail Yourself some of the fol- Tole tenes bargains ‘or to-morrow ing imi only by M, th street culy by M: Augensteln, 817 and 821 71 deabeeatiueatnactrcct Size ie “ clothes baskets, OO; it: 38e.; large A 1.49; decorated chamber half dos. fancy goblets, 21c.; halt Se.; fancy lava cuspadores, 28¢.; ile, wine Engli ar Kersey Over Genuine ish Devonshire r- coats, in light’and dark colors, Irresistible in Wear and most dressy. Eiseman Bros., corner ‘th and E streets, 6 What 96 Cents Will Boy at the low-priced Boot and shoe store of Z. Surestorger, No. 906 7th street, four doors Ladles’ iid and pebble button Shoes, worked I Ladies’ solid leather laced Shoes. Old, ladies" Comfortables, wide soles and flat Ladies’ French heel opera Slippers and Oxford Gent’s fine embroidered and leather Slippers. Men’s plow Shoes and Boys’ solid leather hooked Boys’ patent-leather Pumps. ‘Youths’ fine button Shees. Une kid and pebble spring heels, worked jes, Misses) common sense heeled Shoes, sizes 11 Children’s extra fine, spring heels and solar Up heeled shoes, Infants’ finest Freneh kid, hand-sewed Shoes, Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11:30. 2 E We Are Clothiers, and carry a stock that embraces Syerything thatis new. Elernan Bros., corner ‘7th and 6 Extra Fine Select Oysters Thirty cents per quart at Weser'’s, No, 1116 E Street northwest. Also, a fine stock of New ‘York and Philadelphia Oysters received duily.1 The Boys’ Department Tea main feature of our establishment, The Teason ot We charge no fan Prices for relinble and’ stylish geodss A pois cap given with every suit or overcoat, Eiseman Bros., corner 7th and E, 6 Cholera, Diphtherin, Fevers, Malari prevented by the use of ced -& Caruriek's So” ium Hypochlorite (disinfectant). Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as superior to.all other disinfectants and_germi- cides, Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet 1, W-45 182 Fulton st., N.Y. sooo bea el Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered In 4 Ib, “Wurd” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also cottage cheese and butter mill; sweet milk 5c. perquurt. Cream 15 cents. ———— ee ees i 29; lee fs tes, syrup pli Lower Prices © D. KENNY, Southeast corner 7th and I streets northwest, 18 SELLING TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS LESS THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD IN THIS CITY BEFORE OUR TEAS BEING ALL OF THIS SEASON'S GROWTH POSSESS STRENGTH AND FLAVOR THAT OLD TEAS HAVE NOT. I HAVE NOW IN STOCK NEW CROP ONE DOLLAR MOYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA THAT IS SUPERIOR TO ANY GUN- POWDER TEA SOLD IN THIS TOWN NO MATTER HOW FANCY THE PRICE MAY BE. FINE TEAS FOR 50 AND 60 CENTS. MY SPECIAL CHEAP CHEON TEA IS THE BEST 50 CENT TEA IN AMERICA. COFFEES ROASTED DAILY. FINEST GOV'T JAVA (ROASTED), 28 CENTS. FINEST PADANG JAVA (DO.), 26 CENTS. GENUINE MOCHA ROASTED DAILY. PURE SUGARS AT COST. GRANULATED 7, WHITE 6%, LIGHT YEL- Lowe. ©. D. KENNY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS, oc2a-6t¢ 8. E. COR 7TH AND I STS. N. W. 719 E.G. Daves 719 719 MARKET SPACE. iz ‘TRIMMINGS. ‘We invite the attention of buyers to the LARGEST and most elegant line of DRESS and CLOAK TRIM- ‘MINGS ever offered inthis market. It would be a long story to tell you of all we have inthis Depart- ment. Ourassortment of FEATHER TRIMMINGS is unsurpassed. We have them from 87c. to $10 per yard. FUR TRIMMINGS in great variety, and all choice goods. In Chenille and Tape Fringes and ‘Marabouts. we can show fifty different styles, all new, among them many novelties Moss Trimmings in ali colors. We buy only from reliable manufucturers, ‘consequently our styles and prices are correct. VELVETS, Line of Black and Colored VELVETS complete, and PRICES LOWER than they have ever been offered. BUTTONS, If you want to see handsoie Buttons in Irresistible styles and colorings, spend ® few moments at our Button Counter. NEW DEPARTMENT. Our LINEN DEPARTMENT, though less than a month old, is an ASSURED SUCCESS and growing in popularity daily. Table Linens, Nap<ins, Towels, ‘Do> les, Crashes, Fancy Table Covers, Splashers, &c., ot every needed kind. These goods sre fresh, styles BLACK Goops. Ladies in want of BLACK DRESS GOODS or MOURNING GOODS of any deseription, will do well ‘Dress Goods, and can sult the most fastidious, We have BLACK JERSEYS in best makes, SPECIAL BARGAIN, a THE “BO MARCHE WY AVS aa aaa ma " RER a DD 1 & BD T aR 8% Eg fs BP i 4a 4 Boo HOS NEVER 4 oc, cca Tt xx E A fe PS A gs fi Sor Ser HELE Lop tus £94 GSS CSP HORM ie ‘THE BUSY WORLD OF TRAFFIC THE INTHE BOE ON CM AR GH E PLAYS NO MINON PAR! WITH VIGOR UNABATED, WITH ENTERPRISE UNDAUNTED, CONTINUES TO CATER TO THE FURL S WANT A ‘AND FILL WITH HAPPY HEARTS THE HOMES OF HUNDREDS WHO AILY VISIT THE “BON MARCHE THIS WILL BE AN EVENTFUL WEI INAS- ‘MUCH AS WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOW- INQ IN OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS, or spree wcll OTT? in naar, 004 ap, doz.) of those 5-button Gloves, scallop»d top, mwa Sha continue (o sell them at 68c. Shades: Tan, Brown and Fancy colors, The quantity disposed so far assures us Sony clare, he au dpa Phe sh ie Popular, new Tan shades, at $1.10, on Son a Ba ata Perfection, in Nar pee and Gar FOR GENTLEMEN— \s Our Bon Marcue Popular, dark shades tan, aoe nas and ao te Positively nothing in the market to equal these Gloves for the price and quality, Our Bon Murehe “Perfect ‘bon ony? tn all Leading Shades, v Binck, risers Gent's Chevreau’ at $200, TOILET ARTICLES vei introduce this department we shall offer special ues, HAIR BRUSHES, Rubber Back, at 25 cents. nee a SSB. SANDAL WOOD BACK BRUSHES at 400. anduve., Worth | 59¢. and 78¢. An Elegant Plate-glass Back BRUSIT Positively worth TOOTH BRUSHES at 8, 10,13, 1 a. 25, We bes CoArS AND PERFUMERDS ara , Want of space prevents us from de- acribing all te numerous articles hept in stock. We Quote a few only, 4,000 Cakes of Assorted SOAP at 4 cents a cake. ‘They are worth from 7 to § cents. Oatmeal and Glycerine SOAPS at 5 cents a cake. Castile SOAP at 6 cents acake Florunce, Sulphur, Cashmere Bouquet, Genuine Pear's, almonds, Brown Windsor, Honey, Cold Cream, sic. at very low prices, BATHING SPONGES at 7, 20, 23, 25 and 49 cents. AUSTIN'S DOUBLE EX TRACTat 10and 16.08, MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, LAVENDER WATER, COLGATE’S TOILET WATER, COLGATE’S EXTRACTS, BAY Rowe BACT. ve Prices, At Attractive Pri OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT. Is now complete in all its branches. An Inspection ls sollclted, LADIES’ COLLARS, CUFFS AND RUCHING. SPECIAL OFFERINGS. About 5,000 vards of imita fon Crepe Liss, at 4c. yard; It woul eap at 10c. a yard. ‘About 20 Oyards of Brow. Cre pink and blue, at 10c it is worth 5 Crepe Lisse H. ie ayard: Catbe a-ard. eavy Shell Ruching, silk stitching, at ; ood Value. SSE, In White, Cream and Black, at 12 cents. a TINSEL CREPE LISSE, at 29 cents a yard, Our wellknown FBODOINA KUCHING, ut 25 cents aya yur Corduroy and Velvet Edge RUCIIING (a high novelty), at 48 cents a yard. Our TOURISTE at 18 cenis per box (of 6 yards). Mourning CREPE Lisst, at 22, 28, B8 cents: Widow RUCHING, aud more elaborate styles at low Prices, COLLARS 75 doz. warranted pure linen COLLARS at 8 cents; they are really a 12 cent coliar, ‘Our PICADILLY at 10 cents Our olored Pin-striped COLLAR at 10 cents. 60 dozen Tucked CHEMISETTES at 21 cents each. Our Wide-striped Mourning COLLAR, at 17 cents each. CUFFS TO MATCH. A LARGE VARIETY IN CHILDEERN'S COLLARS LADIES" HANDEERCIUIERS, pure linen, wide bemstitch, at 10 cent Gents; colored, ground. fancy borders Feduved from 20 ceuts: Shecr taw' cred cornays, at 26 cents; 300 doze at cents each, tuey would be chea piINEN LAWN) HANDICERCHLEPS, Valeocionne 0 Kriguig, ut 20 cents; former price, 38 cents. and Eufrolderes Of best quality linen, frou $8.10 up tos) 7aeach. FO deren CLNT'S TAPE BORDER HANDKEN- CHIEFS, white, at 10. Colored Borders, at 15, 25 and 35 cents, aT THE “BON MARCHE,” 816818 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, STRICTLY ONE PRICE och, orn a5 at ia cents, lored efubrold? colored borders at erate. Shout the glad tidings, Exultingly sing, Victor E. triumphis, ADLER IS KING. BY THE WILL OF THE PROPLE WE Have BEEN PERMITTED TOREMAIN IN WASHINGTON ONE YEAR, ‘Yes, one year ago to-day we threw open our doors and Invited ALL the PEOPLE, of whatever creed class or condition, toenter our modest and unpretend Ing establishment, to inspect our stock of MEN'S, YOUTH’S, BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, to acquaint themselves with our prices and mode of doing business, assuring them that we did not expect their patronage if we failed to convince them that we could do BETTER for them than had been or conid be done elsewhere. They came, they saw and we con- quered the prejudices that had been wrought in them by envious and unscrupulous dealers who speak with the venom of vipers on thelr tongues and the polson of aspson thelr lps. Such villainous schemes, how- ever, always react upon the promoters. ‘The PEOPLE are not fools, and were not to be fooled in this in- stance. They saw through the villifers’ contempti- ble scheme, and rallied toour support. ‘They upheld our hands and strengthened our arms until we were compelled to more than double the size of our ware- rooms, and have'on exhibitionas large and handsome aline of goods as the occasion requires. or the most fastidious tastesdemand. For all this we are indebted tothe PEOPLE. Weare not unly truly thanktul, but deeply grateful, and shall evidence our gratitude and full appreciation thereof by pinning our faith to and keeping faith with the PEOPLE by PROTECTING them at all times, and under all circumstances, in Price, Quality and Make of Goods. We shall continue in the future,as in the past, tosell FINE READY- MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE. VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W,, Corner Massachusetis avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICK ‘AF Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11, Paice ap quanrry Teut rxe STORY. 96.50 buys good business suit that is worth $10.00 ‘$8.80 buys a reliable all-wool sult that is worth $12.00 | cau) and examine our SPECIAL BARGAINS in all 910,00 buys a reliable all-woo! cassimere suit that ts ‘worth $15.00. $12.00 buys an all-woo! diagonal dress suit worth $18.00. 916,00 buys an all-wool Prince Albert suit worth $25.00. OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. 96.50 buys # man's overcoat worth $9.00, $7.75 buys man's overcoat worth $10.00. $10.00 bays # man’s dress overcoat worth $17.00, Boyr’ salts commence at $4.50 and on up to $12.00, Boys’ overcoats commence at $3.75 and on up to $12.00, Children’s suits at $2.00 and up to $7.00, Children's overcoats st $2.50 and up to $10.00. Tus ALAIS ROY AL. 1117 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘Mapa: The continued warm weather has retarded the sale of Warm Clothing. For one week—Oct. 26 to Oct. 31—we quote surprising special prices. Each arti- cle has the price affixed. Those of our patrons who will not belleve our word can thus be informed ‘whether the reduced prices are genuine or not. LADIES Goops. #490. Merino Underwear for 39¢. Shae Searle Cusimere Underwear 880, ‘*44c. Cashmere Wool Hose for 39¢, ‘BDe. Schopper's Celebrated Huse for 31c, S12MG Alsiik Handkerehicie force °° ere S00 Shine Silk Handkerchiefs for s1c. ‘*08c. Felt and Flannel Skirts for 79c. 1.48 Breakfast Shawls for $1.55. "68 iumbroldered Fiannel Chemises for 96a, broidered Flannel for 76c. per yard. ut J for $1.97. Muff for 60c. ool loves for Sic. 2. Ror hig sed Kid Gloves, for 85. ‘2be. Linen Cape Collars for 3 for 25a, 6 Linen Cuffs for Tee ali siyies fore, ‘ Feit Tidies for 9c. ‘all Laces at aud over 250. 12.25 Genuine * P. D.” Corsets for fc Patent Wire Busties for ite $25c. Nurses’ Capa. all styles, for 4c, 0c: Superior Welght Gowns tor 600, Fs for owns, Clark's O. N.'T. Cotton for 4c. Champagne boitle Bay Num for 136 SFaney Case containing 4 papers Needles, 7a, $1.20 Ghecked Lined Gosamers, $1.10. CHILD'S Goons. $25c. Fancy Collars, all styles, for 19¢. 5c. Warranted Linen Handkerchiets for 4c, ‘*08c. French Dressed Dolls for 79c. #25c. Cashmere Wool Gloves for 21c, ‘8c. Hand-cnit Ulsters for 87c. 38c. Hand-knit Sacques for 25c. $19c. Hand-knit Booties for 14¢. £8 ‘Merino Cloaks, all colors, for $1.59, 68 Infants’ Long Cloaks for $1 250, Heavy Ribbed Hose for 1! 35c. Colored Merino Underwear for 250, - GENTS’ Goons. 1.25 Embroidered Kid Gloves for 89e, #$1,00 Scarlet Cashmere Underwear for 8c. .00 Scotch Wool Underwear for S86. Soo Rtertto Cuderwenr forse 0c: Cauiton Flannel Drawers for 41. Su5c. Scarlet Cashmere Half Hose, 2c, spb and dic Scart all styles, tor 31 *2.c. Pure Linen Handkerchlefs for 19¢. 981.06 Twill Silk Umibrelins for $1.79. 60 “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas for $81. p26e. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 15¢. * Goods marked thus have been reduced to below cost. Therefore, only two pleces of these lots will be Sold t a customer. spect Pe A pr prices terminate Sata i ‘Yours respectfully, THE PPP, ok 3833 pe ds Fay Tt per Aa OL aA i Ses, bP 24 ts 24 Sug8 ROO Y ¥ A oy Bay At B 00 aa = 0024 Souermme Asour Fer Hara CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS AND PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS. Notwithstanding the fact that we carry the largest stock and are dolug the largest business, we are desirous of still further increasing It. We have therefore added all the newest and ‘most fashionable styles of FRENCH AND WOOL FELTS, IN LADIES’ BIRD WINGS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, , MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SIZES. LACES AND PLUSHES. KING'S PALACE WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF LADIES’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S WRAPS. ‘We offer splendid SEAL PLUSH COATS at $20, $22, 925, 928 and $30. ‘We also sell elegant NEWMAREETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and VISITES from $6 to $12. An elegant line of HAVELOCKS, and Misses’ NEW- MARKETS at $3, $4, $5 and $6, FUR TRIMMINGS and COLLARS at latest prices. ‘We desire to call your attention to the King's Palace 4-Button GLOVE at 76c.,s0ld elsewhere for $1.25. ‘We offer an elegant stock of Children’s HATS and BONNETS, MERINO DRESSES and CLOAK, ‘Departments this weer. GF INC'S PALAGE 614 SEVENTH STREET'N. W. cme —___LADIES’_GOODS.__ Mathematics Star oft NCHS ADECINE DUVAL MACK, 1404 8 => MESADELING Ree School of ‘election wid in ish Deana Art or Preach and Mathemalicn ocl'eoes i ‘ERSCHAFT 8° Lins IN FRENCH [HE MEISTERSS ay who bas i petd vorean cant Worms 50 centas tessog cas dress A. H. M., 715 K st. uw. 0024-2 ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. Dany Class in French for Ladies from 1:90 to 2:30 P-iny cise in German for Ladies from 2:30 to 3:30 Pane t Apply oc22-1m ome GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE Lisso; AL SPiatin: Greek ‘English ‘Branches low. and ‘school: best = OY adress Bor 97, Stat ofc. oerawe? NGUAGE. — LUCIEN E. ©. 00) BSS enre paeteis ural Method. Aiming rg WY OCAL LESSONS ns HARRIETTE MILIA Cards at Ellis & Co.'s. oclé1m PRIVATE LESSONS ENGLISH, “BOOK- re pebgnsbie, Address COURT ®. WOOD Sy Fifth st.,n.e oct-iw RLINGTON INSTITUTE-BOARDING AND AL Day School, for ‘at Alexandria, Va. six iilles from Wanhington. it educational advan. i home. moderate, Address tEBIRCA C. FOWBLL, Principal cclb-2n -ARED | OR RMITH, WELLESLEY is nd Music. Highest ref- ay ea ‘reach Baa rence "Appby to Priscipal eons ‘ODEL GRADED SCHOOL AND KINDER- GARTEN, Misses POLLOCK and NOERR prin- pals, ‘Tenth year. “New Eogiand m Geauine Biides Timited. 1127 13th st. nw., one aquare foun, ‘Thomea Uireie. Teachers trained.” * "OcIS-tan BT SCHOOL-SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SES 01 m Ab “Bes PRAY Mna‘e Se PULLER, iE ECLUCTICSEMINAR’ [ior the training RICHARDS ‘will, nt the request of many parents, Feopen thelr school October 1 me ‘EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI M VERSITY. CLINICS AT THE FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL ‘COMMENCES SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 1885. ‘Surgical, by Prof. N. ¥. Graham,on Saturdays at 4 p.m ‘Medical, by Prof. T. B. Hood, Sundays at 2 p. m. ‘Obstetrical and Diseases of Women, by Prof. C. B. ‘Diseases of throat by Prof. J. F. Brackett. Post-mortem examinations at Intervals eit “ reguisr by Dispensary clinic daily at 12 m. by Dr. F. J. Shadd. Providence Hospital Surgical Clinics Sundays at 9:30 m. during November, r, and January by Prof. R. Reyburn, Deptal Clinics dally at Freedman’s Hospital by Dr. Se EON ee E LADIES’ ART ASSOCIATION OF N.Y.. Corcoran, liiding, Studio 86. Instraction in Drawing: Olt Wa ter Conor ‘pd “Chita painting. Deco Fatlon, prinelples o Forspective rts Knutoiay. "F MAYRiCKG Britelpals “ocd -tna \OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Four boys taken as boarders Bez 18S MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF PIANO. Terms reasonable. For references and other lars apply at 902 32d St. nw. M™ VERSON srauNary, 1538 T street n. w. rticu- am" 2100 anv 1104 M Sraeer N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, ‘MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. MISS SARAH A 8CULI, pre Principals MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, Assisted by © Corps of Thiricen Able Masters and ‘Teachers. ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies, ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. ‘Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music, ‘Artand Elocution. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885, Application by letter or personally, as above, au22-3m_ TL. McGEES’ SCHOOL, AT 1110 LST. September Jéth, 185.” Un- peal sdvitntages in French (Berlits. method), and in ‘an24-31n Be Poolcrvilie, Mas Reopens Steere BER Ioth, ‘Terms moderate. For circulars ad Mrs. PORT! FR ENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENT- Be gal a | @ laboratory and ed- oF Vener cd Seater Te ana is th and" sulicient to pre. andthe oa Jareninenia Sr our bate cteges aoa aaiverabice ud lor catalogue or call at school from 2:30 pm. to pm MO. Webwike: = an16-3m Pencil ISS ROSA POESCHE’S GERMAN, FRENCH M'soa'Gostsh Senoot and. iimiergatter will so: ‘open October 1st, German and Frencu taugh. by constant practice. For circulars apply 1224 12th st, Dw. auz1-3m* TW 48H INGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little ‘This insutution enter upon Its twelfth annual seasion Wednesday, ber 23d, 1885, Mrs. Z D. BUCHER.................. .Principal. Miss Hf. ik HUNTER oes Prinetpal Assisted by a full corps of experienced teachers. For, cualogues and fall particulars apy, 12. the P. CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC., J. ‘720 17th st. uw., First Flat, will resume business October 1, 1885. se19-3m Ty BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, ‘WASHINGTON, a IN. PROVIDENCE, NEW YORK, LYN, Manbone’ — BMacn ed everywhere to be the best schools for Jearning to upcuk, write, read and understand the for- eign languages New terms besin now. Free ‘Trial Lessons to sliow our meth ELS Bw +B BUJACS ENGLISH Mi sod'Nonct Boating und Day Sehou! for Ladies and Thule Girls, 161 1 Session commences SEPTEMBEL 25th. TYPEWRITING PRACTI- HORTHAND AND i he meet her caer > MR PHAGES M4 Moves Sep, et J.C. Heremseos. IMPORTER, Rich MILLINERY, CLOAKS, SUITS. LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, FURS, &c. Every effort hes ‘been made in the selection of these goods. and we are Row prepared to exhibit an unsurpassed stock of high excellence. Low prices wilt characterize goods in foc20] 907 Pennsylvania ave. ERMAN BY PRACTICE IN CLASSES AND Gas . aRer stober 15th, fr DEAL BAIS. University. “Address of Ti sah .w., oF oity High School ‘ocl-im* D. Director. APITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN AND PRI CARR Sok SER year reopens MUN- DAY, October 5th, at 22 34 st. 80. olin Miss CORNELIA F. BOYDEN, Principal. WITHIN MEDIA J classides young nea and bors at ume. for cirenlars. SWITHIN C SHON: SEDGE SE Garrard College dradaue, Seeaie oo A CASE ‘Yi 4SHINGTON SCITOOL OF ELOCUTION AND | OF IMPORTED FANCY FEATHERS AND THE WStooigs parrieenan IES rAtSias seventies ENS HART, Princ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH FELT Fourth vent b cpins Osober dt BOS ee HATS IN THE CITY, AT POPULAR PRICES iraduaies students after fll course, examina MBA M. J. WNT, tion endorsed sible Board. “Fh ‘Thorowen Tnuictiow to “Teachers: Mintters, Ora- | 027 1309 F STREET, tors, ‘and others inthe Culture and Develop- | \ ¢ >> Sgpecel aavone Max J. P. Pave, Walesa! advantages for the Svody of Practical Eng- Set epee SESE ory, tana TES mente of ete ements vac te, mma ISS ADA B CONN, OF THE WASHINGTON M Cotesia Inochans wil ake ovis in cal sod 2207 F STREET. LATEST PARISTAN IMPORTATIONS FOR FALL ALSO, HER OWN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. Rusie and harmony. Siethods of the! Prompt attention given to Mourning Orders ocl0 ferpersntanes taSocr"y, steer oad | - Prompt ation geno Moornng © Pues Apply at 1025 vermonar, | ne Seiwa Reerenr, =. G08 Pth st, opposite Patent OMioe Large and complete stock af Ladies’ and Children's FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY, MERING AN Wool UNDERWEAR SILK AND CASHMERE GLOVES AND Movoxatp-2nus Scxoon > WELLESLEY PREPAR. 1305 17th wt. and 1624 Meehan ave, ENS. at Very low prices, established French and Beautiful line of HAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS, satay stkeatpuanes, Eygueh and Kogiish Family | gach as chilirens HOODS, SACUC Es, Mint SEPREMBER SS Tass, MITYENS, DRAWERS, CNGGINGS aind Intermediate. Acadeinic, College Prepara SHAWLS and FASCINATORS, ng ee ge Fine assortment of Infants’ and Children's PLUSIL CPoptaine Berlite Metliod ee Mteetion of Prof | BONNET WALKING MUTTs, MERINO CLOA RR and eatbrodert in Mocnor Hater Btn Sie MS SREAVIN JAS OPENED DRS MAK ing Parlors at 125 fs xe., where she x to ment, Der petapee rmperior Suuig quaranterd: prices mode Hteidal Vroussenas @ Specialty. lg Mu BoM, M \ bet "A Herdic is employed by the school for the benefit of a ‘scholars in of the city, laren dita paris iy. MRS. L. P. McDONALD, MISS ANNA ELLIS, sel4-2m Principals T, DONCH WILD RESUME INeTRUCTION oo September 14th, at his Dorthwest. ‘ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY. ‘Only school of the kind here. A special invita- tion to all to see the method by which you ean soon earn a profession. 20 1st st. 2. e650. ee ofim OCTOBER asf. “Stodern languages under the Sty ed the: wees Saree saan cee to Eng. ee method for little girls from 7 to 11 of age. ‘oclO-Ime MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTR. Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: Wm. Barr & Co, 8 Louis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior Atting, satisfaction guaranterd Doverass ‘We have 100 Doren LADIES HOSE, sizes $ to 9%, our regular 47: nities for jearnin v ASHINGTON PHONOG! QUARTERS vi Tet nw PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF Ps jteypdilts confident: p for college, Tv Pincrite rien, corer , Sih and Keta nw, Sepeneticnl Cate ey piven. A. i, __ Evening Classes, $3 and $5 emonth, —" “ocd9_ ISS A.C. MORGAN'S SCHOUL FOR YOUNG "Twelfth year begins SEPTEMBER 23, 1885. Resident native teachers of French and German, Portsmouth, N. H. BALBRIQGAN Hone. which we Shall sell fee S7ige. per pair; three pair for $1 oF $2 perbox DOUGLASS, Ninth street. St. Cloud Building — 1... \ Hee Massrvs Corser Reduces the size and Increases the length of the walkt Of fleshy Indies without injurious tight lacing. Try them, Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Is the best spinal supporter ever made: and tt sup- Dorts equally as well the abdomen and all othr parts onthe body.” It produces an eegant, graceful aod artistic shape, irrespective of the wearer's foru It is proof against perspiration and mot neither corrode ‘nor bull the wnderw Stretches nor breaks int the walst, abd the boives ever move or come out from wear. ‘We feoumitieud pone ot eae oe the NATURAL METHOD to speak. French ine very. See ee Seon reac has possible, and the constant eens beginning will beto make SPEAK Soe upon parents and explain her metbod in detail Ad- ‘Arternoon and Evening Classes will be for more advancel pupils, aid Private Lsssous wiltaice | Tt never Its form, always retaining Its original ven to adulta. Set-zmr’ | "shape. itisinvalaable to yoane indies, brome LEGE GRADUATE, PROFESSOR oF | Hfeuevi and prevents staoping and routs shou . GR. ‘ATE, PROFESSOR OF ree English, Latin and Greck in the “Berlitz School | * We have having tine would give ruction It above ‘aime in Gre: | aptem Apply ‘to Berlitz: School ot | —*?% se30-1m ADIFES SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, [4 dyed and Relined: Circular Linings: red wered: Cloth Mutsy made. Mss CU: 1810 Sth si., between N and O nw. ITE E SAXTON, “‘Peucher of Elocution and Dramstle address: = = — — paid YS ed FEDORA DRESS SHIELD IS Room es —_ apended by the Leading Drewmakera, M® =2REs Ae ee Ladies’ Furntett Wl Teppen WEDSSDAY Reptember 30% — home eee ee = FRENCH DXFING, SCQURING AND pay as = = ‘Cleaning Establishment. New York ave. tw. is All kinds of Ladies and Gents’ Garments HOUSEFURNISHINGS. __| Auer, pita aig ,Genr arms yes fish Cloaks, Velvet and arty Drewes specialty. ‘remes done up without being F dg ripped. ANTUS Wan Paress S CAROLINE LERCH tormeriy with A Pischer ap) Special Designs. \{ 18s ANNIE K. FUNPHERY, MS Sou'Tewta: Bruner Noutawaxe Corsets to order in every sivie nat materia, INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS Cape sorte ery iste ant HER SPECIALTIPS AnD HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING, French Hand-made Underciothing Merino Underwane Designs and Estimates Furnished, Patent shoulder Hrmcen: all ew Aaform Good von ogee a see gee fe ne CARPETS AND FABRICA RB French fend Soanist spoken gif. Agents for ~ MORRIS & COMPANY FURNITURE Paerane For Tae Cow Wave Our stock of SUITS AND OVER- COATS are pow awaiting your inspeo Yon. In SUITS our prices range from $10 to $5; in OVERCOATS. $7 to $35. ‘One must be very fastidious in taste not to be suited. P. HANSON HISS & 00, 815 15th st. nw. ocl-3m JREP “©” BURNING OLL HAS NONE OF THE DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN COMMON OILS. IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED, DOES NOT CHAR THE WICK, EMITS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR, AND PREVENTS THE BREAKING OF CHIM- NEYS IT IS A RICH OIL FOR ILLUMINAT- ING PURPOSES IT GIVES A STRONG, STEADY LIGHT, AND BURNS MUCH LONGER THAN COMMON OL, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, CHINA AND GLASS, 226 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Graxo Fux, Ovexrxo Or GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIE 007 SEVENTH 87. 200 OPPOSITE U. & POST OFFICE, 8°55 sss Ba oH H ‘oS Ei MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER occ A RRR PPP REE TIT ,S8. oO AA RRP PR tots eke F Sss, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. Coo M@AE EP fee F Sad > RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, &c., = ar — PETERSEN & CHILD 813 MARKET SPACE. a aes Ses Sees eT faM’L C. PALMER, Aoxwe Deror: 1224 29th Street Northwest. ‘Telephone, 454 ios We Cax Axe We Wu GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY IN FINE SHOES. moth-eaven “Job Call and see what we have, Satistaction guaranteed. ‘Telephone call 124-8. sez3-2m Cow Wearuer ‘Will soon be here, and in your preparation for it be ‘Sure to luapect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which ts now complete, and embraces all grades, from = the cheapest to the highest price. * An examination Is respectfully solicited, : W.& JENKS @ 00. se18 ‘717 Th street nw. Straight Gost Button, hand sewed, $4. Dongola (genuine stock . hand sewed, $4.50. Fine Freeh ki hand tarts, Go. scboot &e., ac vantages. eles ong eS eta, . VERNON as wer 3820 1 STREET,— Sere Suara eerie meal perce tay ekg tin gr See = peal fiptnsd CARERS we receiving our Fall supply of WILTON, xan SouSetre, BOY BRUSSEL, TAINS and DRAPERY In great variety, Those ta goods will ‘to their advantage to ‘want of chotce oe HOOK 200. ides Fat, _weram W. HE, Hocoures dis OUG! i2i4 ¥ STREE eT ee CURTS CURTAIN STU! FRENCH WAUL PAPERS Or Moroceo Curtain and $12 Turcoman ofwhich we have s lunited nnm=er- 8 ceive: tenon sO ‘eusam Easy Axnovxcexenr WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK : LEMP 'S SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROWSER- INGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, Now on exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Estab Mahment of Washington. HL D. BARR, 2111 Pennsyivanm avensa AND, IF PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES. : W. H. HOEKE axl _ 901 Market Space 808 and 310 8th st. nw. 420-422 ELEVENTH STREET N. Wa Avroux Han ‘Fall and complete stock of Gentlemen, ‘Boys’ and Children's HATS. Sole Agents for DUNLAP &C0/8 NEW YORE HATS ‘None genuine unless bearing their trade-mark. ‘BRIEFS. | ore