Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Wenthe: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixerox, D. C., Oct. 30, 1885, 11 &m. For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather, clearing in northern portions, cuoler north to west winds, higher barometer, dangerous gales on gle coast. Fur Saturday—Colder fair weather is indl- cated for the middle Atlantic states, and colder aring weather for New England. A slight waive willcause the temperature to full 10° or 15° in the districts, Dangerous floods will | occur In the rivers of the Middle Atiantie and Engiand states. The Potomac river will Tise rapidly. A Cold Wave Coming. Cold-wave flag has been ordered up at Wash- ington, and the temperature will probably fall from 10 to 20 degrees in the next 24 hours. — Dox’T fail to see Moses & Son's fine assort- ment of blankets, down comforts and pillows. Cor. 11th and F streets northwest, Ir You WANT books for yourself, books tor four wite, books for the children, books for the library, of books of any kind, call’ and get them at cost, at Whitaker's. WAUKENPHAST SHors AT ASTONISHING Low PRICES, Men's Calf Waukenphast Lace Shoes, $2.4" Ladies’ Pebble Gout Waukenphast Button Shoes, Goodyear hand weited, $2.27. Meus’ Waukenphast Button Shoes, $2.67. Ladies, pest straight Goat ‘Waukenphast Meus’ fine Calf Waukenphast Lace Shoes and Guiters, $2.87. Ladies fine Curacon Kia Wankenphast Shoes, Goodyear hand Welted, $2.47. SreassorcER BRos., 726 7th street, bet.@ and H, and 461 Penna ‘ave., hear 44g, Ir Axy Booxs of any kind are wanted don't fail to call at Whitaker's. sisem CAPE OVERCOATS._ cor. 7th and E. ‘Taree are many choice books yet remaining to be sold at cost, at Whitake: ‘s. @. G. JAVA CorrEe, 28¢. Read W.F.Given’s ad. THF CLEARANCE SALE of books of all kinds is still going on, and will continue until every book is disposed of at and less than cost, at Whii- aker's, ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of John K. Kelley in anotner column. He deals in first-class beef, veal, lamb, mutton, &c., only. Have Your Cap ENGRAVING done at Whit- aker's, 1105 Pennsylvania avenue. Pubiic Sprakexs and singers find B. H. Douglass € Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops a sure remedy for hoarseness. StRTOUT OVEKCoATS. Elseman, cor. 7th & E. ‘Now Is Tax Time to buy any and all books in stuck, at cost, at Whitaker's, A Caxp.—I hereby inform the public that I am now located at the well-known low-priced Loot aud shoe store of Z. Strasburger, No. 906 ‘Tth street, tour doors above I, where ‘I will be pleased to see my friendsand patrons. PRANK DOYLE. A New Lorof those 65. Perfect Fountain Pens Just received at Whitaker's, SEE the. single-breasted, fly-front_sack over- coats at Eiseman Bros., cor. 7th and E. Axy New Booxs that may be ordered, a spe- elalty will be made in the discount of 15 per cent from retail prices at Whitaker's. For New Beproom FURNITURE see assort— ment of W. H. Houghton & Co., 1214 F st. nw. SKE the gilt tipped propel and repel pocket Jead penci. tor 10c. ‘at Whitaker's. SPLENDID ASSOKTMEST of wall papers. W. H. Houghton & Co., 1214 F st. n. NEWMARKET OVvERCUATS. Elseman, corner ‘7th and EL 1 Aw DergRaixeD to clear myshelves of all book stock at and below cost. WHITAKER. ABRESTED.—The attention of every one who examines the magnificent stock oi furniture displayed on one tloor by Geo. Breltbarth, Odd Fellows’ Hall. The latest styles at the lowest Prices. Sexp Your ORvExs for Books and secure dis- cuunt at Whitaker's, Oss DoLLAm AND Nivety Cents will buy a Brown or Biack Derby, either Dunlap or Broad- way block, at Frane’s, corner 7th and D, the only strictly one price Hatand gents’ furnishing store in this ity ly You WANT any books send to me and I'll order them and make a discount of 15 per cent from the retail prices, at Whitaker's. ‘SmE the double-breasted sack overcoat at Eise- man Bros., corner 7th and E. KEEp IN Mrvp that you will be welcomed at 1105 Pennsylvania avenue to secure the bar- gains offered in books until all are sold at cost, at Whitaker's. Face and eyesight fitted,$1. Hempler’s, cor.4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forp’s Orga Hovse.—“A Moral Crime.” NATIONAL THEATER.—“Skipped by the Light of the Moon.” ALBAUGH'S OPERA Houss.—“Alone in Lon- Unity PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Joseph Bowes’ lecture. Herzoe'’s Ursa Housz.—Claire Scott in “Leab.” Dias Mcseum.—Frank I. Frayne in “Si Slo- cum.’ ‘THEATER Comique—Variety. NATIONAL SKATING RINK.—Three sessions W asHINGToN Rivx.—Ninthstreet and Rhode ‘avenue. os Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:30 p.m. and extinguished at 12:50 a. m. A public meeting of all interested in the work of the Chureb Choral Union 1s called for Mon- day evening at the Y. MC. A. fage of Policeman Charles Kirby, of the eighth precinct, to Miss Kate Holloran, of 2606 L street, took place last evening at Bt. Matthew's church, the Rev. Father Ahern offi- ciating. A reception was held at the bride’s re xidence and the couple left on the 9:40 train for New York. John H. Jackson, tke colored witness in the lottery case against Dr. William H. Hale, was ——— oe in Veolia Court eter ona ebarge jury preferred against hii re Hale, who gave iis evidence, ‘and imaeues wos dismissed. Ata meeting of the Emmet Guard held last evening the executive committee that the dress coats of the company, contracted for with Lilley & Co., would be here next week. ‘The company received a letter of acceptance tO their invitation to Knights St. Patrick, Baltl- more, to attend their ball Thanksgiving’ night. Also an invitation trom the 3 tional fiifies two attend their fair Tuesday evening, November 10th, which was unanimously accepted. ‘The following: @ J. Carmody, J-Lyous EWaek, T.carrand B. Keeffe. 7 Jon F- Walsh, essere Oe Called Counsel “A Puppy.” A LIVELY SCENE IN THE POLICE couRT. Dr. Ludwick von Dolke was on trial in the Police Court this morning, charged with as- saulting an old lady named Mary Welsh. Mr. ‘Thomas appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Walter for the defense. The old lady testified that on the 27th of last month, while standing in the street waiting for a car, at the corner of ‘9th and F streets northwest. the doctor's horse —— on her foot. The doctor, she said, car- her to his home and treated’ her for’ two days for her injuries. The accident was as much her fault as it was his. H. H. Finley, 609 F strect, testified that he ‘Saw the occurrence. (On cross-examination Mr. ‘Walter, counsel for defendant, inquired of wit- ness it he was not drunk at the time, and if he Bad not been put out of Von Dolite's house. be nape said Bp ope were insulting, but he the sugzestion of the court he answered that been put out of Von Dolke’s house, Counsel persisted in Pressing the questions relating to was never drunk in his life, nor had he ever witness drink! witness referred to coun- sel as an impertinent puppy. Goansel remarked: “I'am done.” ‘The witness retorted: “You had better; I'll take care of that when I get out.” After hearing other wi Mr. Finley ‘was recalled, and counsel inquired: “You ha drawn a conclusion as to every thing stated, have younot” 7 = we conch that you are a puppy.” ‘Dr. Von Dolke made his statement, which showed conclusively that the alleged ‘was purely accidental, and the judge dismissed have the case. Expecting ap assault on the outside ber of persons followed the parties outside the THE ART STUDENTS’ CLUB.—The Art Stu- ts" Sketch club, founded by students in Ver- a janent 01 row, effect rganization last night by electi: Friebus, jr., presi- poy ye Richardson, vice, jeealinnt ‘Miss Mamie Stone, secre! >» and Miss Ella ‘Messrs. Hoyle and E. Were appointed an advisory com- Chase, treasurer. A. J. Walker mittee, answered: “I have drawn the assault THE “BEE”. LIBEL SUIT. Hearing in the Police Court To-day- Criticizing Appointments of Colored School Teachers. The case of William Calvin Chase, editor of the Bee, charged with criminal libel, was called | for trial in the Police Court this morning, Mr. | Thomas appearing for the prosecution and E. | M. Hewlett tor the defendant, who entered plea of not guilty. Mr. Thomas stated the charge to the court, and said he expected to prove that the defend- ant was responsible for the objectionable publi cation, which was as follows: The appointment of Miss J. & in the county ts loudly condemned by parents and the people in this community. ‘The appolatiment is a poor ment to ur young Imiles who are more worthy of place. Virtue and respectability are at adiscount. I shall “peak more plainly at the proper time. | am of the opinion that the trustee in the county has been im- upon. Some people will rebuke and condemn Au honest girl who works bard to sastain her repula- Won, and will applaud and compliment those who are under a heavy cloud of suspicion, especially when facts are so glaring. ~o far ast am concerned I shall do all in my power to have things righted. Iam sur- Drised at the way things are golug on. The above article. he said, was published in the Bee of September 19th. ‘The second article was published on the 17th of October, und reads: ‘The appointment of Janie Noris as a sub-assistant In the seventh school division has created quite a stir in West Washington. [condemn this ment as a Tellection on the teuchers who have conducted them- Selves as ladies. “Mr. Brooks Knows as well as Ido that he had uo rightto appoint Miss Noris to a position in the schools when there are ladies in this city more mindful of the circumstances in the people of West Washingion. I consider this appointment not only an Insait to the people but a reflectlon on the tenchrs of the seventh school division. 1 repeat, what encourage ment is there for our young ladies when they see that ich persons as Mis Spears, in the county, and Miss ‘oris in the city, can be appointed to positions in pret ‘Young indies whose parents have raised them to know right from wrong: Feaules who. asoclate with married men, and women who can do aa. they please, seem to have the preference. Why. is this Uns? "tis because the men themselves are not what they should be." Chave been Informed that » certain female boasts of ber influence over a certain official. I don’t say that there is anything wronz, but, when @ —— Jee cane heb that she can Reese Sfmstan warried man do as she says, Lam sure it looks very ‘suspicious, pairs ‘The latter article is taken from a letter to the Bee headed “Louise to Clara.” The defense admitted that they published the Paper. ‘THE TESTIMONY. Dr. Purvis, who is the trustee for the public schools in the county, was ihe first witness called. He testified that Miss Jennie Spears Was appointed by the school board about Sep- tember Ist, upon his recommendation. She was a single woman. Witness had a conversa- tion with defendant at the hospital, and de- tailed the conversation, as follows: ‘Why did you appoint Miss Spears?” “Because she was recommended as a good teacher.” “Did you know she was a woman of bad char acter?” No.” “Did you know she had had a child?” “Well, she has,” said defendant, and witness said be would inquire into it. ‘On cros-exatnination witness said he had never investigated the case, but had seen Super- Intendent Couk about it,’ and he gave her a good name. TESTIMONY OF MISS SPEARS. Miss Jennie Spears testified that she was ap- pointed a teacher in the public schools by Dr. Purvis. Witness’ attention was called to the articles mentioned and said the charges made were false. lived in this city for nine years, Witness de- clined to answer whether she was a mother or not, and said that her parents had never at- tenipted to foree gny man to marry her. ‘This closed the testi:nony, and Mr. Hewlett claimed that no case had been made out. ‘THE CASE SENT TO THE GRAND JURY. The judge, in disposing of the case, sald *‘sup- pose a woman has made a mistake in her life, has she no right to reform? Suppose when she was fourteen years old some scoundrel had in- fluenced her to do wrong, should she be shut out from all hopes of prosperity In tne future? To undertake to canvass the matter in a news- paper is doing what the law will not uphold. he. case was sent to the grand jury; bonds —— an A Clerk's Temptat EMBEZZLING MONEY TO MEET THE DEMANDS * OF A MONEY LENDER, Yesterday aiternoon Inspector Henderson, of the Post Office department, arrested Mr. Fulder Baker, aclerk in the money order division of the elty post office, on the charge of embezzling $40 of the runds of the office, and he was taken fore U. $. Commissioner, Mills who com- mitted him to jail in default of $1,000 bail for ain appearance today. “Mr. Merrill the super- intendent of the division, noticed that the fig- ures on his books had been changed, and ascer- taining that there was a shortage ‘of $10 he accused Baker, who admitted his guilt. He explained that’ having been obliged to borrow money he had fullen into the hands of a man named Eastwood, who charged him ten per cent per month. As East became tmpor- tunate and threatening, and he feared that he would lose his positiom he took the money on the 24th, and changed the figures hoping that he would not be detected till he had made the amount good. Baker was a native of this city, and resided on G street, near 13th. He was ap" pointed to office about twoyears ago under civil service rules, and has been regarded as one of the most faithful clerks in the office. Hospital Appropri- losp! Ppropri- A LETTER FROM THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. The Commissioners of the District have sent tothe Secretary of the Treasury the following communication: “Sir: In connection with the requisition made A the Commissioners in favor of the National fomeopathic association of Washington, D. C., the eemiapl prey er bay your Stenson to the language of the District appropriation act, aj proved February 25, ‘isee, which naakan oe vision ($15,000) for the purchase or construction of a building for that association. In a subsequent clause, found in the apy ri ation for public schools in the same act, it is provided ‘that the plans and specifications for each of said buildings, and for all other buildings provided for in this act shall be pcveres by the Inspector of buildings of the District of Co- lumbia, and shall be approved by the architect of the Capitol, and suld building aball be con structed: by. the Commissioners in conformity therewith.” ‘The requisition asks that the entire $15,000 be deposited to the credit of the treasurer of the a susonr ree vers "a = slight iGHT Fire.—Yeste! morning & fire was discovered in a bed the secand 8 CITY ITEMS. Fall and Winter Hats. EDUCATIONAL. Qumas PRACTICE IN CLASSIS EDUCATIONAL. ED TO INSTRUCT | Another List of Rarzains Te-morrew: LADY, WELL QUALI! bs BREN: of frame house No. 1207 28th street, oceup! mae a roe ‘ Almira tind beac, enters po | OT prin Qetaber Jah, by ea ARI Panes ees iam, the, te, was, e*00- | Petap reyie Heck ana brown Derbys igs: | Ende iaetinirrstm quityensgoO™ 25° | pee : siden Sy Gai fener he magnet Gay i tee | Mauliricot Leap University. Audrow 73 ihe CAUGHT SELLING Seorae Eatoranr. Yee | Fine Soft Felt Huts (best makes), $1.50 to Infants Mi 3 sehool mitts, 100, Pee a4 eR ee ASHIXUTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC terday a boy, 18 years ld, went, tava Charies | Meo's Sti and Bote Woot Hate, 205, Bh. 9i-2k | A tow more $50: sacks at 200, F" pay SoHOSE OF MUSIC TapSTABETSHTED i677. | LV Moores Hat venteenth vent v é, = “ 10 Vi oud we. te 3 Seanits store on ‘M street, and watching bis Boys’ Cloth “Polos,” for schol wear, 20, 25, 25 ‘ests and Pants, 18 and a > Se Re eats to Fiano. npen. Ve ian a bens sembe, de Tato 's beaker main enter he tek | Bete Steck Hats and Men's Furnishings in city; |” 'adtes: elegant quality Vests, 940, 00, cesta” RS: ENG ATLS RING. Principat ee “P jus len 2 re Glo’ iss EV, eae _— Going into the elty he went to selling the stock | S'Cati Yor inspection respectiully solicited, All Wool sleeveless Juckeste Sic. 3 3 eg lil eccepe £ Heated nomber of pupits ta Carne the attention ot Uitices Weeton eas alcrected, | ,, 2 C: Lewis, “Popular One-Price Hatter” and Job of Linen Handkerchieta Se. si roy ~ Ley em CX" — and he arrested hit This morning, Tactng | “Gentiemen’s Outfitter,” 920 7th st., bet. and | | Felt-stam| tabie Covers, ity long, ‘00 Ps 130 Mamechuertizave, | DAY: Octolver Oty: at 34 wil Bolles Court hewennl tr he'was evr | HB". Established 1869. One lowest premio ae, Lively stamped Rplathera’ te Lanes P aps is CORN ELLA BO" dently simple-mindede all. Tidies, 9c. Plush Balls for taney work, 26c. 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, (Gollege gradoate of this country and 1a. r DNS DANCING ACADEMY, Notes.—Phe river st this point ana above 1s A Few Hard-froxen Facts. era nene ee une ot children's plush and ope. wwould like‘ vaieg private jemmons in Mathe: | Pa Adulte a caneday and Priaay 2 Hiss atrenteds a ouorad’ mae’ tie ovtoing | pAPatne eetcty Chee caren ONO | Brim. Brn Max Wart, Agent 712 Tih at wasmrmarox, .c. | rand, ra ate oon aye Sri a | ane atrnsToo a oom ; average We . chine wel 5 ‘Bumed Harrison Jones, with a bag of chickens, cae omen adic anly Solid, Reliable Shoes, | > rt office ia Ne ag inucdseccol artnetree weather | Haatcar Mey re ang te ae Ce Ty Pa eg gy ed pe gents” ™ NE : %- bah novappeated a tw acctin orsnbe tise | ROR OUE, Capa, ALD ki 8. | meticol worn Gothing For one vo | AA foitain tte net the pagioh ntnn | Rlqrentrn Frome rtm “ian aee= That for $5.00 we sell the finest Custom-made Boot or Shove in America. That our $2.00 and $2.50 Gent's Calf Button, Laced, Gaiter and Boot have no equal. ‘That the most elegant Shoe in the District is our Ladies’ $4.00 best Hand-sewed Straight |—we quote surprising specis! prices. Each arti- Ae ial te price affixed ‘Those of our patrons who ‘will not belleve our word can thus be informed whether the reduced prices are genuine or not. low. “Address Box #7, tar office. oiaw DAV = © gouxcos, ‘aud ‘houms Circle. Teachers tracned. ‘ockim: WW ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TRLBGRAPHY, ‘Only schoul of the kind here. A special Invite: on 0 ail to see the method by which You can soon Sari & profesion, BV Ist se Jeon ity Blue Flannel shirts, at Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and Ti. 2 Read Th New patterns In Curtain Lace, just received TEMPERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 54; con- dition, 2. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 57; condition at north connection, 4; south connection, 5. Distributing reservoir, tem- LADIES’ GOODS, (ULE V. PRUD' MALLERWOO. INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILL trature. 58; condition at influent gatehouse, | Gout and Kid Button. from auction, at greatly reduced prices, A new ny 2A Pa” Young men prepared for college or bask 2%: condition ‘at eMuent gatehouse, 30. Hig | “SShat our Ladies! $2.00 Kid and Goat Button Wise Noyes ny Flannel, New Styles, 10 | sage. serine Underwear for BO. 9, 9, ‘French Conversation classes iferred upon young lady craduaten Hage in the river to-day at 12 m. and 12:15 be duplicated anywhere for $2.50." | Actual value $1, Ladies’ and alse, at 50c., | $1.25 Flesced Wool Under ater or Soo, PgR at G48 pm Lales at Ld m ie ET pre, ‘That our $1.00 Youths’ Tipped Button an Boe and 75e. Red eece Gere Scarlet Caseol Hose! pan. Parisian pron: " . Alexnndzin Attire taser eS Ret cP Pose ot or | indP he" Aen et Wot | asSeTE eae SS b= aris: spe A Seis LAD ar er for Tux Ev pring feo! Buttons are the beataliee fof enced | JeTsays,only 49¢, New all-woot Plaid Dresa | $H for M REACH OF av for Cisne and Meee Mane mieten eiker eae EVENING STAR. Spring Heol Buttons are the best shoe fof School | Goods Boe a yard. Large sire Bede ooo | eae AlrsiIE : : 2 Rain Storm.—The rain storm here last night | Wear. 8c; this isarare burgain. A new lot of ase | Sc, cuina Sik Handy Sarees PIANO AND ORGAN, ao Srathas goed eesenes. Sera Frenchy ras for awhile one of the heaviest ever known | ‘That our 65c. Child's Heel or Spring Heel | Corsets. Children’s Undershirta, 10c, ends | ge5%4 = Shawls noah tae epi ‘syle, With Wosurpaased an i in this section of country, Hooff's Run, on the | Button is always reliable. reat many other bargains, including a nice Ei 68 Embrold (ES ARNA BEC MOFFELDT. 1315.6 nw. alten West edge of the town, was so swollen that croas- aay, WM: Han & Co, | fine of indies’ and. children’s Goat, Ge molt T Panne! for 760. per yard. ene: Geers WSU 67ux S001 GF FLACOTION AND ing was diiticultaand ihe low inna tn theneigh- | 1 _816 7th st. and 1922 Pa.ave. | Newmarkets and Havelocks, ‘M.Nevw: 30 Henyy-weight Jerseys fr $07. darmony and Hato TUX SCHOOL OF ELOC hood creek were overflowed. — Boe ee ern New Jers 2 ha one time during last night's rain King street, | , Special Notice: Purchasers are invited to 730 7th sect ahd 1920 Fennayivanta a 20. Cashmere Wool Gloves for 2ic. «| VERS EEINT AND MES Mra M.STREENS TART: Principal. near Pitt, was flooded from doorsill to doorsill, | examine the extraordinary inducements which 8 lk Plush Coats $81.10 Scalloped-top Kid Giaves for 06, AYA stars for young indies November 2 Fourth year begins October Ist, 18. fund the water ran for some ten of fifteen min: |are offered for tomorrow only at I. Gold- | Reanced to $i, Silk Circulars, 812.50; New- | Soiriaee Ee eee OOS tor a faton, Tass. —— went on endorsed ty « teaponsione thonra of Seago utes in a stream over sixty feet wide. In some | Schmid $12-7th st. n.w. Handsome parlorlamps | Matvers and Circulars from Bs tie sliver Geey | seas Coa Tee Lise Coes Ee sation. 1734 | Tan ; ore by a responsible Board of Taig places walls were undermined and lumber car- | complete only 97¢; worthPl.50; Extra large size | Markets and Circulars trom $0 ups, Silver Grey | £124 ‘ali styles, for 2c. CLASSIC SPANISH CAN WE LEAKAED IN such, tungraction fo Temehers, Mit Ore Fied off, but no serious damage was done. covered chamber backets 37e; Foot tubs as- | Cane Goteeis: aes ye: Merino Veeck Reet | Lambe: Fan Feit Tidies for § iron monte. References given, ‘Call oy Doctor Nem ed Out RICE Revonr. “The station house is with. | sorted colors 47; Japanned bread boxes, Me- | our regular Soc. Vests, 30c.; 67 ‘dozen ladles! | S¢,8 yard off all Laren at acd over 25a <p a Special advantages for the Study of Practical Prisoner this morniug The mayor has | dium size Sic; large Gc; extra large 74; Ja-| Ditin Colored Hose, {0c would ‘be cheap at | [256 SeweHy. 1m alls yles, for 18. MPS ABEGINE DUVAT MACK, 1aze X <7, | lini offered to Furrigners, fined John Penn $i for disorderly conduct, and | panned coul bods 2c; Decorated english china | Pyarrapte Linen s0es $1 Black and colered | sabe seein all style for Be as reopened her Sesool of "location and | Cure of “tammneting. ‘Stats anh lh ini Biever gb loc ommepai._ oi anor | hasan cra AG Bet One hao, morn Alo | Ae the pdt Good atm Serpent | Seed eee eee on Bent are agian ey | Nout Mh codes by pod nd over e peace towards chantber sets | SHK, 750 Dress % for Pre | pnysiciane Luther iialen. we a a only’ 4.27; worth 6.8; ’ Hand painted dioner Cees Boca Fur ‘Trlintaiags, Sue, uy | 2oe; Pokeiuoeke, Sits ten, oF 296 NO2Woon ieerirere. Nores.—The count: rt, Judge Sangster, | and tea sets combined 107 pes. only 18,97: | 1! nike f Trimn c. ee will resume its October term’ atthe Colutbus | Handsome hand. painted (square shape) 149 te ee ee Jere Pytten “Dally Class in French for Ladies from 1:30 to 2:30 street court house to-morrow.——The city school | pes, only 39.27; worth 50; Leather purses Se; | Best, Nerles. Oo. Raber | Cashmeres, SMirts, | S65." a hay for Ladies from 230 wo ano | Meets Haat wt board holds its reguiar meeting to-night.— | with alligator ‘sides 9c; extra large Hoods, ‘Legging, Mitts at lowest possible prices, | 252i ee cee Paropesn enesters Sollowed Pot seme sod mee Haro: Cole ae costaned er poelticn as a | Detetic tale Droste only 216 wort 3 1” AtSreny’s, 904 7th st, bet. Tand Ke | pee Fane’ ‘Clans in English Literature trom 9:30 t0 10:30 a m, | particulars et of the Hallowell public school. She was y ves and fo - STERN'S, 904 7th st., | - trom 9290 t0 102 articalare a wr © pupil at the school and afterwards became | handle, 6 each only 1.73 1a 98c. Feather Apply to wire Wan = SNS new 1214 14th +t. rw. Ladies? fine French kid shoes from $2.98 up. 1214 14th te Ladies’ Curacoa kid shoes from 98¢. up. ‘one of the teach brush and tray ra, Removal to Pittsburg coca nly 39 fal Movoxatoxnuas S sions her resignation.—Mr. Wm. M. of| tre tables, different sty adies’ straizht-gout shoes from $1.87 up. ‘2he. Patent Wire Bustles for 1 CHOOL ere ane ene ‘weet, has | Palm soup 3 cakes for 25e: | _Tadiew “pevbte Shoee, ‘common’ sense Pana | $25c. Nurser" Cap. WELLIALEY Viteranatory sent ty e dem He committee here a large | and 1c; Cov. tn buckets qi. de: 4 ai opera, $1.24. 25¢. Tote Vimea Aprons fo Aer Seatiicel ak teomoeleaes 1900 17th a a0d 1626 Hearne ave contribution Iu aid of the canvass.—Z, owns french shoe dressin; bottles for 25e; ” x — Lynch has purchased of 8, i, Stouteuburg a tot | Wood Keni trars Oc; “Cov. dust pans asworted ogeltpe PTDE Reels and Reoled shoes from} Sie aight al sie oper YYoOrAL Lisson acd Day Senet toeginls wire ete Pasay 2 by ‘on Queen street, near Alfred, for | colors ‘ooth pieks 2500 for 4e; Decorate ‘ieee : nN chool fo will reopen S22i ‘and will at once bulla thereons the | ehina plichers Splash mats Sis Scrubbing | 2 Steasburger, No. BO Teh aurecls Tous ours | Speer ee Conan tks siatebes tee —E Rt get nhs Alexandria club will entertain Gen. Lee after | brushes 4c; 8¢ and 12 2. Strasburger, No. 906 7th street, four doors above 1. 2 Hand Sewed Calf Boots, $4, hand-sewed Gaiters, equal to $8; custom made, Youno’s, 402 7th street, Fancy salt’ boxes 19% Large hanging mirrors'23c; Curtain poles com: | plete 25; regular price 50c; French china tea | sets decorated with moss '1oses and gold lines 56 pes. only 7.98 OU, _Gards at Ellis & Co.’ = RLINGTON INSTITUTE—BOARDING AND Day School for Girls, at Alexandria, Va. six fultes from Was ti ‘educational advan- Address Primary, Intermediate. Academie, College Prepare tory and “Musical Depart ments lessons in French, ander the direction of Prof. ferdic is employed Uy the School for the scholar distaunt paris ot the city. sa his address to-morrow nig! a with pleasan th mae. : Great Special Cloak Snie Sole agent for $2:50 Electric Shoe, = RTT Sen eee ee emer rd P_ McDONALD, At Clark's, 734 7th st. n.w., tomorrow. Prices . For Tender Feet. CHILDS Goops. Pind VamatCoheges luo for Civil ertioe ax. AUSS ANN ALLIS“ AX EtAstic aTep, BUOYANT sPrarTs, AND | thataretempting,and the goods moreso. Ladies! | yaqios’ $2.50 hand-sewed Button, amiinaulon 1000 Nat, awe ‘ages. | 0e14-2m 0 a Princtpais, clear complexion, are among the many desirable | Russian cireulars, $4.23; reduced trom $9.00. | L8dles $2.59 hand: #25e, Fancy Collars, all styles, for 19¢. strorted in English, French and Music. “Hizhest tet | QHORTHAND — REGULAR Chass srastox® Fesults of pure blood. “The pomsessor of healthy blood | Ladies! Newmarket, regular price, $12. | $7 dy 'Giove eid Congress. Se. Warranted Linea Hardkercbiets for 40, erences. “Apply to Principal. oclo-ime every evening. Privaie lemons & specialty AR = Eleguntly trimmed Newmarket, $8.72; reduced. "35 Cl Fook! 5 ‘*98c. French Dressed [-olls for 79. RT SCHOOL-SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SBS | Shorthand books and publications ntly on handy, Das bis faculties at command, and enjoys clear and | trom $15. Our $6 Walking Jucket, $3.69. Our | #2-20 Cloth Wool-lined Shoes, s25e, Cashmere Wool Gloves for 2ic. Ax. Riinmtersion “Stewie, “wed | amd ox funities fur learning the mrt are quick perception, which is impossibie when the blood | $3 Josey J 4 iM ek eg YouNG’s, 402 7th street. | gue. Hand-cult Ulsters for sie. fining, Reeser rowing, | offeredat WASHINGTON PHONOGIAPHICH KAD 8 Jervey Jucket, $4.89. Children’s Cloaks from | gee: The Old Lady in’ Windoe 1 ng. Evening Clames in Mechanical Drew! ered at \ is heavy and sluggish with impurities. Ayer’s Sarva | $1 up; largest variety to select from. Special | See: The Old Lady tn Windo ered Apply at the ro 318 1 xt. opposite Fraukitn | QUARTERS. 927 Ist, nw. ize Parilla is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known. | Corset sale: Our 500 bone French woven Cor- | Read the Post, Republican, Critie, | igs Merle Cloke nl wlan for $1.60, Park, MES 8. FULLER, Princiyal. ocl0-Im* | JRIVATE LEMONS IN ALL GRADES oF set, 96c. Our $1 French woven Corsct, 6c. | and the Theater Programe about A, Kaufman's | $208 infants Leng Clouse free HE ECLECTICSEMINARY.—RARE CHANCE | J. indy: tgadults confidential: ‘propares tor collega Warner's Health Corset, 98¢.; regular pric m e = An's | Socc: Heavy loved Hose for 186, for the training of children, Mr. aud Mra Z | ADDS iat Svlnt, all examina " $1.25. Our $1 sateen Cont, 75, Our 75e.Corset Bierent Coe ee *85e. Colored Merino Underwear for 250, CHARS will, at the request of many parents, | LVN INSTITUTE sw corer nh and Kate aw 9 HY GO ABOUT WITHTHAT ACHING HEAD? ‘Try Ayer's Pilla. They will rell-ve the stomach, restore the digestive organs to healthy action, remove the obstructions that depress nerves and brain, ‘and thus cure your headache permanently. 0c27 our 50¢, Corset 39c.; our 35e. Corset 17¢, In Merino Underwear we are headquarters, Scarlet medicated all wool Vest, 71c; regular prlees Our 75e. wool Vests, 49¢.; our 50c, ‘exts, 33c.; a good canton flanne: Drawer, 21c. heavy carton flannel drawer, 39¢. In Jerse: are headquarters, Feopen their xchost EDICAL DE! M sim HOWARD UN! We Are Clothiers, and carry a stock That embraces everything that is new. Elseman Bros., corner 7th and E, 6 Handsome Silk Scarfs. 25c., All Shapes, ober GENTS’ Goops, 981.25 Embroidered Kid Gloves for 8c. 1.00 Sourlet Casbnere Underwear for 80a, .00 Scotch Wool Underwear for £9c, ‘Merino Underwear for 42c. ues. = W. FLYNN, AM Evening Classes, $3 and $5 emouth. od Mi" 4% GMORGASS ScH00L FOR YOUNG 4 LADIRS AND GIKLS. ‘TwelRth year begins SEPTEMBER 23, 1885, Resident native tachers of French and German. TMENT O1 VERSITY. CLINICS AT THE FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL COMMENCES SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 1585. Surgical, by Prof. N. F. Graham, on Saturdays at 4 Hibbon bows, tli color, Ove; reguiar price, | Mt Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and Hf. 1 | $05.8 ton Mantel raring, SS WGitinee te 1.25. Vest frontcout-buck Jerseys, $1.69; regu E Fine Select Oyste #30 and 44c Scarfs, all styles, tor dic. Medical, by Prof, T. B. Hood, Sundays at 2 p.m. Sree fer ee copa $2.75. Tallor made cout-buck Jersey. Ease m Rime Belers Oy escrs ‘#25¢. Pure Linen Maudkerchiet for 19¢. Obs. trical and Diseases of Women, by Prof. ¢. B. | 4), MANAME CHEW - :Diplomee det Ae. ida: recelae p S| Thirty cents per quart at Weser's, No. 1116 E | Sgi'oa teil aie Griese ee eee Pom. astey Pari ‘open October a FRENCH rice, $2.25. Children’s Jerseys, best quality, 81¢. In wool, merino and cotton Hosiery we ‘are headquarters. Every grade at KINDERGARTEN SC jor children under 12 years old. “Madame Cbevremont has tad long perience as a teacher, and will instruct her pupils b street northwest. Also,a fine stock of New 00 “Gloria” Cl th Unb York and Philadelphia Oysters received duily.1 lias foF $LEL abe. 4-ply Linen Cufls for Diseases of throat by Prof. J. E. Brackett, Post-mo'tem examinations at regulsr intervala by Srecut Low Casz Prices t Prot. D.5. Lam! ¢ NATURAL METHOD to speak French | FOR DRY Goops. lowest prices, Ladies’ regular made Hose 14c.; 2 * Goods marked thus have been reduced to below D.5. Lamb. ce ae . Soank Poeach aye 4 : worth 25e. Ladies’ soil color regular u.ade | Bose Vara cont Therefore: only two Of these Lote will be | Dispensary clinic dally at 12m. by Dr. F. J. Shedd, | *Bort Une: Primary Inga bran, tes will ale CARTER'S, Hose, 18¢.; wrortas 290.; ae every otuer graue clas ebrreces Dre ae oodsin cau state = &,8,cuwmer. 8 tetminate Satar- | | Providence Hospital Surgical Clinics Sundaysat 9:30 | French In much ws possiie, and the constant in proportion, emember the name: Clark’: c ble twi und cushwmere, ry 3l,até p.m a m. during November, December, january bY | aim from ing will beto ce is a ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. Mab ioportion. 1.” | Combination Store. 3 Prof It Reyburn. Preach, Modaste Chetremont wise ieee eat = aa = 2 Dental Clinics daily at Freedman's Hospital by Dr. | upon parents atid explain her method fn detail. Ad- BOW Cha tie new ie reas. goo, an Pure wool, Special Sale of Children’s, Misses’ and Special Low Prices fours respectfully, Starr Parsons. octtnol | | Gres, 1619 Ks Be nae ‘ae ident’ dounte : Price,“ 75c:, Boys’ School Shoes. In ladies’ fine shoes, at J. Brock’s, 802 7th T CIATION OF N-¥... | more advanced pupils, aud Private Lwsous wit wins ROYAL SERGE, new style drese goods, all colors,|__Serviceable spring hecl or heel shoes, pebble, | street. Our $2 Indios’ pebble and iid, only Corcoran Balding. Stadio tS. instraccion” tn | Purves ata it at 12 surds for $2, real value $3. " gout or kid, sizes 8 to 10, at 770. $1.50; our $2.50 ladies’ kid and pebble, war- THE fuiltn, prindples of Design’ Perspective and “Artis COLLEGE GRADUATE, PROFPSSOK OF “HOMESPUN,” new style dress goods, cheap at 37c., |) Children’s kid, worked button hole, spring | Faited, only 82; our $3 ladles’ fine kid and Suutowy. HE TAYNICKE, Principals —ocwim” | AA sini, Latin wnd Greek th the Sincritr shout reduced to 5e. “| needs, 97e. ss pebble, 2.50; our $3.50 Cousin’s fine kid. yun acHOg —_— . unoccapied, would give COLORED CASIMBRES, nearly one yard wide, all | Misses! durable school shoes, at 8 only a oe i meme 2 branches, aly tn tira: cas 8s oat ap S, . sa Appl 2 esche ee tans vee Misses" eornmion seuce, Kid, or pesble goat, | Just Call at A. Kaufman’sCombination | £PF, AE A "Fyas boys taken asboarders Tithe, “PP prety 31.25 COLORED SILK VELVETS,$L - worked button holes, at $1.17. and see whata grand assortment of Shortend| ppp AA £ aA z TCE & i. Vn $1.25 BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81. [on ther al snuidoather bation slices O70 | Goods: ole 2 bes OM MM “45s CHit or Prano, : C a . ‘ouths’ veul calf button, very stylish\s1.27, tr “and 77 #2 HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS, all] Bovs'dne ace una burton stoee Gite Another Lot of Great Bargal Hetinereaconable, For references and other partica- = 207 Tha. a. SPECIAL BARGAIN: BLANKETS, imm Strasburger Bros., 726 7th street, between G | In Children’s Shoes at J. Brock’s, 802 7t = ENGLISH AND FRENCH aiams ail ate ata eke Roe ee ae vense | and H, and 461 Pennsylvania avenue, near 44 | Child's Solar Tip only 75c., worth $1. . VERNON SEMINARY. 1808 HL mtrect. meee lie hee pa street. 1” | child's Kid Spring Heel only 75c., worth $1. BR (PO, MM -SDAY. heptemiber 30th. $1.25 CRIB BLANKETS $1. ° Wheelmen of the District See ie Berta Heat ionly Lab rome 8 3 4 cia urine oaaer aw cac LADTEy CLOVE: aprrinor: Beare ete case, onl Bigs cledaewets, | orelt, 734 Oth ai, nw. Every style ofShow 09 rary = oe ina 2c. LADIES" C UITENG, one . corner 7 5 Morell, 734 6th st. n.w. ARIES CLOTHE SUITING, one yard snd | all colors. Depot corner 7th und | 1” | Morens7 ow | acts Shout the glad tidings, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOUL, vor YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS $2 BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.60 75e. COLORED SILKS, only 5¢c. $1 BLACK SILKS, reduved to 75c. EXCELLENTQUALITY COLORED SILKS, 75c. ALL-WOOL PLAIU DRESS GOODS, 25¢. _" 0c30 Dont’ Fail to Avail Yourself of the opportunity to purchase some of the im- mense bargains oifered for to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 817-819-821 7th st. n.w. ‘Moss rose chambér set-,10 pieces,83.99; doz. Cups and saucers, 4 doz. dinuer plates, 1 meat Exuitingly sing, Victor E. triumphs, ADLER Is KING. BY ME WILL OF THE PHOPLE WE Have ‘The Boys’ Department Isamain feature of our establishment. The reason of its popularity, we charge no fancy prices for reliable and ‘stylish goods, A polo cap given with every suit or overcoat. Eiseman dish, 1 vegetuble dish and 1 disnpan, 99¢.; Bros., corner 7th and E. MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM. Principal BEEN PERMITTED TOREMALN doz. ebony handle Kniv and to rks) bes Moss | ¢ - = Ss FE He Tore tea sel celery glasses, Johnson's Oyster loons, OMETHING Asour RLT TS. SHIN 0. T Hej degonsted dinner es 120 bleces, $14.79, | 449 amd 442 9th xtrect, one door irom E. snes cee }ve Principals ee 2 fi ee ri barrels choice salt oysters received to- 2 é 3 MLE AS cred dustpans, all colors, 12¢3 tadoz, ancy | faye" All selected and served In, every avail — ONE YEAR goblets, 21¢. 1 bucket, 1 bur of Oleane ‘soap, 1 | nie style—lialf shell and. steamed a specialty, . serub brush, 23¢.; 3 cakes of rising sun stove | Guacers by the quart delivercd. Als meal Assisted by @ Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and —_— Peta citctrorar pitted castors, se: wash | Linen, fresh fish, game and every delicacy. ‘Teachers, ey Age dinoen, rics ae Polite ‘attention,’ Ladies’ saloon ‘first floor, Don’t mistake the place. Johnson's, 440 9th ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies, 2 ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BHRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music, Art and Elocation. street. If You Want to Save Money, go to short-end sale of Dress Goods at A. Kanf man’s Combination Store. 3 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED (WEDNES- DAY, OCTOBER 28TH) A NEW ASSORT- MENT OF VERY HANDSOME AND ‘Yes, one year ago today we threw open our doors and invited ALL the PEOPLE, of whatever creed class or condition, toenter our modest and unpretend CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS { overed buckets, 8e.; 4-qt, jock tin 6 row maffin pans, Se.; large stand lamps complete, RAP : ing establishment, to Inspect our stock of MEN'S, CHBSE ONEECOLT Ga Bras dees colored gilt abataee aes ane jarnenb Alderney Satter churned every moro — Beventh Year Opens OCTOBER 187.1885. | YOUTI'S, HOYs AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, “| Fated’ tea sets, 56 pieces, $3.29; 48 sheets of | INE And delivered fn ta Nh. ‘mili toacqualnt themselves with our prices and mode of a 1 $3.29; : age cheese and butter milk; Application by letter or personally, as above. scquain Ci WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION OF | fheif paper, 96 1) | Sweatinllk Ger per quirt, Crean 16 conta, PATTERN BONNETS AND frazs. ans ai Going busines, anvuring them that we did not expest SMOOTH FACED KERSEYS, LAPSEAMS, Sexeny Wool German Hand-Knit | — = = i MS J. 1. McGEES’ SCHOOL, AT 1110 LST. | their patronage if we failed to convince them that we VELVET COLLARS, SATIN LINED. Gloves, Underwear, ieee ee eee 6th, SS. “Un: Us val advantages in French (Berlitz method) and Object Drawing. auz4-Bia RIARLEY HALL—A HOME SCHOOL FOR Girls, near Poolesville, Md., Reopens SEPTEM- | ER Ibth. Terms moderate.” For circulars ad- | dress Mrs. 0. E. PURTRE. Principal. aul-ime JQRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENT could do BETTER for them than had been or could be done elsewhere, They came, they saw and we cop- quered the prejudices that had been wrought in them by envious and unscrupuious dealers who speak with the venom of vipers on their tongues and the poison Of asps on thelr lips, Such villuinons schemes, bow- Socks and Bicycle Hose, at Auerbach’s Knit Jucket Depot, 7th and H. 1 3-4 Satines, in short ends, at A, Kaufman's Combination Store, 1241 and 1243 11th street southeast. 3 y REMARKABLE, PRADAY RED TICKET DAY On record, noted for its i:xtraordinary Bargains in each of our 25 depar-ments, which will speak for themselves. Read the Bargainy quoted below, and then come and convince yourself of the truth, as we have never as yet been known to advertise auything we did or could not fulfi ELEGANT BLUE, BROWN AND BLACK HOUGH FACED BEAVERS, WITH SATIN LININGS AND WITHOUT. i. " ‘the school for both se: 1811 Ist nw. Sa al 5 oe ah Thousands of Dollars CEN Re FURS SUING DEPARTMENT. eerinacetes We St Ot SO will reopen Sih mo, Gepe) dhe To provide for | ever, always react upon the promoters. The PEOPLE CLOTH, UM worth of Millinery sold tor less than half their | $1 Plaited shirts (1_ or 16 plaits), Sdc. each. largest stock and are dolug the largest business, rowta Progress of school « laburatory andad- |. not fools, and were not to be fouled ia this in WEIGHTS, HANDSOME AND VERY | Value: a Se ee OO ETIN oe ae ee Aczirous of still Surther inereeving tt. | been procered. ‘Thecoiye of iemtucuon tre teen ect | stance. ‘They exw through the villiSers’ comemss- Magid Handsome Hats 19 cs, redueed from a5 ta, | fae MONT My sete saacor plain | E AF® aroun of coro, fun gmt wearuaiahn nen | white, 10c. each. ble scheme, and rallied to our suppor, They apbeld fedicated Underwear. plain or striped, $0c. ‘our hands and strengthened our arms until we were Instruction in Hngiish, mathematies, natural science nd the languazes is thorouch and “sufficient to pre- Fashionable Hats, ‘We have therefore added all the newest and cts., redueed from 75 cts, Fine Felt Hats 45 cts., former price 98 ets. he association, The intention, as the Commission- ers understand, is with $14,000 of this money to purchase a site and buliding, which has been approved by the Commissioners, the architect ofthe Capitol and the inspector of ‘buildin the remaining $1,000 to be used to. adapt the buitding to the purposes ofa hospital, Construing all thees provisions together, the Commission- ers suppose it is proper to place the entire sum to the credit of the treasurer of the asseclation, ‘but think it proper to call your attention to thé Janguage of the statute, so that if In your judg- ment apy serious question arises about it, it may be considered before the requisition’ is honored.” THREATENED To Drown Hiusety But Drpx’r.—Last_night Mr. W. K. Jordan, photo- grapher, at 1227 Pennsylvania avenue, wrote & note to his wife stating that he had gone to Georgetown to drown himself, and the police were notified. Hs friends and the police kept up search for him several hours during the heavy storm without finding him, and subse- quently ascertained that he ‘had returned to Ws home. jt ls suppowed that he started off while laboring under a temporary deran; ment of mind. = eee STOLE A Pam ov Boors.—In frontof Augustus Gelsler’s store, on 7th street, hung a pair of boots ——_ icpetormer “Jim” Wastington came along and, anticipati: @ flood, he took a“ — wad le rete ‘tie water. not gone far when he stum| inst Officer Lee, who locked him up and took him Delors Judge Snell this morning, where he pleaded guilty to @ charge of larceny, and the judge gave him two months in jail. WHILE Wrant Anestep WHILE WrAniNG A SToLEx Duxss.—Ella Brooks, a seventecu-yearold cok gred girl, was, charged in the Police Court to- day with robbi r employer, Mrs. Annie Preston, of 506 19th street, of a dress. Mrs. Preston‘ testified that yesterday the defendant Walked of with her dress. Omleers ‘Weedon and Ellis testified to arresting Ellarin a houwe in the “Division,” wearing the stolea dress. She was sentenced to thirty days. ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never vanes. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low teats, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SOLD oNLY mn cama RoraL < rt, | Baxic PowpER Co.,106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 tried before Judge Cox in the Circuit Court, was decided in tavor of the defendants. ’Tne eaveator 2 from this jadgment, aod this is now- before the General Term. ‘court | oJ, BOCHOR, CORCORAN BUILDING. beet sgrcncmars~ sates ‘from Paris. ‘Three Patents geome satel eR a HAIK and Fine HAIR WORK. ‘Branch Establiahment 912 14th street oT Lae Sate oy FuRNITURE—Mr. Dowling ‘Will sell to-morrow morning, commencing at 10 *k, at bis auction rooms, a chatce collec- sbould be on band. 5 2 i : jents for our best coll i EPGLISE CALE OVRROOAES. AM EN Handsome Felt Hats, 45 ets., former price | “Ys, Lion Brand Collars Tae Saniowete sty ine of Boba ior catalogue of call stechval from 2380 pra t9 | compelled to more tun double the size of our ware- TIRELY NEW STYLE OF GaRMENT. | %4.¢8. “| 26a 8 Cutts, 2 4pm. THOS. W. SIDWELL. ue, Scarfs, latest styles, rooms, and have on exhibition as large and handwome Elegant Felt Hats, Ottoman bound, 49 cts., Principal, sold elsewhere 85 cts. e. ene! inundles. $2 40 each. MUCH WORN IN NEW YORK IN PLACE Lacbens teri aer ea line of goods ax the occasion requires. or the most ee “ ROSA TORS HES GPR AN, FRENCH fee Hosiogale Eel Has, tatlor towne, 49 | 59 yas iin es vo, ie gn waexom ax woou rere, | Mass" Den WaneAae A | tratando Par alr ae e - sold elsewhere 81. : on Joi Ree B ‘Open “setober Ist German and Frenca aug! = e Beautiful Velvet Hats 85 ets., reduced from | og? P:cce “old Bullion Embroidered Ribbon, No. 16, Uitant practise. ‘Foreiculurs appiy tzaa Math of | tothe PEOPLE, Weare not wnly truly thanktul, but 1.50, BK, Ri No rd. suzl-3m?_ | deeply grateful, and shail eviden «our gratitude amd MEN'S EXTRA LARGE SIZES, 44 TO ® 75 wleces Plaid Ribbon No. 16, 18c. yard. poe Handsome Black Velvet Hats 85 cts., reduced | 1 lot Silk and Satin Kibons, 4 to 12, 8c. yard, IN LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SIZES. ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE — | fun appreciation thereof by pinning our fuith wand 50 INCHES, BREAST MEASURE. from $1.50. CHL. bie's Haws A SP. CIALTY. W Of the following but a i call early to get your cholee: ‘7 beautiful, rendy, stylish trimmed Hats at keeping fulth with the PEOPLE by PROTECTING them at all times, and under all circumstances, im ited quantity, so | $1.25 Hats, Red Tieset Price 9c. each. E $1 ach. Polo Caps and Tam O’Shanters, in Plush, Velvet and 1023 Vermont avenue, WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND TAKE Reasting out Sey Se Ss Fone toe ae $2.85, actual value $5.50. Soke ee See oo eae also Price, Quality and Make of Goods, We shall continue A Yoox ar THESE coos AND sue |°38%ety trimmed Hats $3.74, actual | caps today 220. each. “One lol of Jersey Capos 8S, in the future,as in the past,tosell FINE READY- value $6. great bargain, : Evie insttation wit enter upon it twelfth annaal ‘2iq dozen assorted, all of which are desirable Corin cpa 2 each, 23d, 1855, ROCENT One lot Imported Fancy Winy HOW CHEAPLY YOU CAN BUY A BEAU- MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY 10 Pi the handsomest iy ve ~ “HE! VE ACTUAL OosT OF MANUFACTURE styles and handsomely trimmed, at $3,24, | ever shown In his city; no two allke; at Regular Red | BIRD WINGS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, Mrs. Z D. BUCHER... -emseonenmeerrseomPrincipal, | ABO’ TIFUL AND DURALE GARMENT. ei 56, $3.98, These goods cannot be bougat for | Ticket bay Price DERWEAR. Miss H. E. HUNTER Vice Principal. eae She taeey se Ae O1ner | eran tof fine | exhlot French Hand Embroidered Underwear, at $1 Assisted by a tall corys of experieuoed teachers. | _ Breasts, Birds, Wings, Algretts, &c., ever offered | “lot Assorted Underwear, at 78c. ench. TAS ED PUES le perticners Sri ten inany market. ‘Do not miss this chance. 1 BLOUT’s, 710 7th street. 1. [ot Assorted Underwear, at dc. exch: Cambrie skirts, Tuck: d-aid Huffied, at 45c. each. 7 lot Aprons, rinbroldered, at 25c each. 1 lot Aprons, Tucked, at 18. %. B BARNUM & ©0., VICTOR E ADLER'S ». CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC, 7th st. a.w., Fins Flat, 8.35. se193m ——-— Sete erarde Serer as TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOU' cai wre. ie nz | Heavy Scotch Wool Underwear, Soc.,| , Jit gpened, 1 case of Jersey Fiannel Skirts, all ~ —_— BERLITZ 610018 OF LANGUAGES, _ at Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 | “Busties! ‘iustlen glaike Down. 240. exch. IN PROVIDENCE, 927 AND 029 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Special Sale of Ladien’ and Misses’| $1.95 chenille rings ar dee yards PRILADREPHL BALTIMORE 3 Wraps due. Chenille Fringe at 70%. & yard. MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL Corner Massachusetts avenue. Ar THE EXcELsior, 804 77H sr. ge ey KING'S’ PALACE WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF snes ised every here to be the best schools for Pkts im witha worry. Our $9.00 Ladies’ Newmarket reduced to| Sse. Imported Fichus at 48e. Bi Eigealanee oor “pm 1234c. Linen Cutts at 10c. a STRICTLY ONE PRICK 9c. Russian Hare Muffy at }.50, r. REN'’S WRAPS. method. Gur'$9.00 Ladies’ Russian Circular reduced We: ea “Abnig WHToE NeJOLY, 72d T8th wt. nw. to $4.50. Hine Stone Collar Buttums, Le. oe JOLY, T2014 et ae EER Ladies’ 5c. Hoxes Cabinet Halr Pins, 3c. R. AND MRS. ALFR D BUJACS ENGLISH | gg- Open evenings until 9; Saturdays us BE oo tadian Wenmarket cone ne) (enaunareaces geome Weems mieoaasratrcven ooars at $o0,92e, | i sed Pn. k meray to ty women | te Our $14,00 Ladies’ Newmarket reduced to| 5c. Uriental Lace. 20c.” $25, $28 and $30. ‘session commences SEPTEMBER -5th, set 2m* 9650 buys a good business sult that is worth $10.00 Pe oe eee elite ail Gur $9.00 Misses’ 0c. colors, 7c, a doz, skeins, T TING PRACTI- Embro dery Silk, all ght AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI. Newmarket, Black or at an? oe Eons $8.80 buys a reliable all-wool sult that is worth $12.00 bagiile yogi, ee ied ° espe abate aad ‘We also sell elegant NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN sze followed. Erivate poy apreterred and muntce T as Miser Sroze, ° $10,00 buys a reliable all-wool cassimere suit thatis | ha ‘ali prises Wraps red tied Tana ey eso: | Remnants of S100. Colored Ghenilie Fringe at 760] CIRCULARS and VISETES from 96 to $12, Receasrapbers. 474 Locistans ave. eel Sune wort gi5.00 ues Beco OOP NPR) atte ASE OE Be one BLINGTON ACADEMY, Cons Baling. om aie tae $12.00 buys an alkwool diagonal dress sult worth KS CAND VELVETS —pOain An elegant line of HAVELOCES, and Mises NEW- n aaa ay e 55 ‘$18.00. SUINPRECEDENTED BY ANY RMME MARKETS at $3. $4, 95-and90. D sslect school far Bays and’ Young Men, “Number | why tstt that we do such an immense busines? te $26.00 bays an all-woo! Prince Albert salt worth | sarants"Shioce in pobble and kid hens 23 NANT TN Tus City A Baived: Fall term Begins the 2d Memday in epeomacr | SRS SEE, Mt, Mo on tae Sets than Sf any $25.00. ae whe rom » Op. WH. ows. ‘TRIMMING COLLARS at latest prices. evening s=siona. Careful and in- | other house: le vt" We make large pur oan spring heels, Kid and pebbie, from Having been kept cy alice the vein opened in iis ge = lin nthe Sntanon Hens oraschen bok eo Chasen tor rguhand sell strictly orca and So Bas VEROOA’ OVERCOA’ Child's hand-sewed spring heels, with red, | Sui thom all departnienss ty aacumultie sed as | We desire ‘attention King’s Patace | eee at ircce SBUITON MACAPLES £5 MB, | Des Mi the smallest possbie exp o = Te. blue and black tausela, only fae, ne” Wie FOG | nee om ait deparumense tes Tremnants have'ae | 7° Lede te porcine Bee ete tipet, Washington, DiC suis POR BOYS 4 TO 13. - ‘Child's solid leagher school shoes from 73e. up, | new goods daily arriving, we have decided to make a | . . Button GLOVEst 7c, pees ‘RS ELIZABETH HARMIS ENGLISH AND £96.50 buys a man's overcoat worth $9.00. Wehaveall the celebrated makes at prices | clean sweep of them, and sdvisc all iu need of them . S of " ‘French Boarding and Day School, G22 18th at. | 5 fine line of Ruits and Overovats, at @>, $2.50. 63, $7.75 boys aman’s overcoat worth $10.00. | ee Ren ot iar dh BU GER: ¢ | GOME EARCE WALL HUY, "= Unt THEY WHO | wo omer an elegant stock ot Children’s HAMS and | jw. will reopen sevvcmber, 23d , The evar ofa | $3.70, 4-00, $5.20 Su ae ware 0.00 bare man's drem ovetwoet worth $17.00, | 1 gee ace recor moved: | ibe mvs cat, a eunnsninor fing Reket Clot, | BONNETS MERINO DAMES and CLOAKR | Suet ant comand Trpenteines lpgusun rani i # Specialties for Hunters. OR ‘Ged children. ‘uperior instruction la vocal and in- : 20 Remnants of Cashmeres, in all colors, sold on . ‘Tusic, Particular attention ‘to dell Boys suits commence at $4.50 and om up to $12.00, Psoanat Ss Gtrnoree, pigce at 70b., will pe sold in Remnants at 60. Call and examine our SPECIAL RARGAING in ali | Srumowel music. Fars oes Py ag ee $3.25, 94. 65, Boys’ overcoats commence at $3.75 and on up to <n eo 2B pemnats of Sus Cashiers : Departments this week, * . VERNON INSTITUTE, 1590 T ST AKET. advance 01 25 per cent, Sole agent for $2.50 Electrle shoes. 1 Calldren’s suite at $2.00 and up to $7.00. eater ‘cundics - prdapery Special Low Prices es: "Sega: andehcaaad In Men's Shoes at J. Lrock's, 802 7th street. A i i ‘Men's Congress and Laced only $1.50. Fi Buttor Mens Fine Galt Bheds, warranted, hed ‘Morell, 784 6th st, n.w. F. Cigars, $1.-9, Try! Heavy Canton Flannel Underwear,45e., ‘at Auerbech’s Kult Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 All-wool ‘Short-end Dress Geeds, ‘at A, Kaufman's Combination Store, ‘Pants for Men, Youths and Boys trom $1.00 up, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL conta tn ‘wear and most dressy. ‘7th and E streets.