Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. Orrick oF THE CHIEF SIGNAt OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C.. Nov. 20, 1855, LL a.m, | For the middle Atlantic states fair weather, | slowly rising temperatare. variable winds, gen: | erally shifting to south we-terly. | For Saturday, fir w ather Is indicated for and the middle, south Atianth gulf states, fol- Jowed tn ihe northern portion of the middie Atlantic states hi ralnsor snows, Messrs, N. J. DEMAREST & J.,and Broadway, New Y exhibition at the’ Nation city, a Yery large assortineat of their finest Harness, ae. ‘The reputation this firm enjoys for producing first class Harness and Saddiery will induce every lover of tue horse and stylish harness to see their splendid and exiensive exhibit of the finest goods in the line ever shown in this city. Mr. Demarest wiil remain here over Monday. “10c. Roya mends everything. MEx’s Newmarket « Eixeman Bros, A Lance Live or TAe=rey BRUSSEIS at 50 gents per yard at Moses & Son's, cor, 11ih and F streets north we-t. CHILD Norfolk suit. Eixeman, cor. 7thand E. RIMLESS SPECTACLES und Eye Glases; no obstruction to the eyes, at Vienna Optician Co., | 609 Penns) Ivania DLW. Svrr To ORDER, $25 and up. Elseman, 7th and E. Grye Your CHILDREN B. H. Douglass & Sons’ | Capsicum Cough Drops for their Coughs, Colds and Sore Throats; they will cure speedily, are | and pleasing to the taste. | Le er rate HEADQUARTERS for Boys’ Sealskin Caps, from 90 cents upwards, at Franc’s. corner 7th and D streets, the only Strictly One Price Hatand | Gents’ Furnishing Store in tls | To OmpeR $25 suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th and E | Iso. @. SLATER, 704 to 710 A street north- | east, househoia goods ou the installment plan. | CHILD Newmarket overcoat. Elseman, 7th and E. Ocm Frrsr Cuaxce THIS SEASON.— | Although we bought this fall double the-usual uantity of men'sand boys boots our suppls Ses not bee; equal to the demand. his shows how well satisfied our patrons have been with the wear of our boots in former seasons. We are now prepared to meet the heaviest demand Bnd consequentiy embrace this, our first chance this season, to advertise a “special boot sale. Bee Clty Items. Wa. Hans & Co. S16 7th street and 1922 Pennsy! ia avenue, Marn’s Prince Albert suits. Eiseman, 7thand E. | ©, EXGrt’s Sons.—Established _1850—Depot | for the famous Boston lettuce und Boston hot | house cucumbers; Burr artichokes, Brussels sprouts, imported chestnuts, Spanish onions, | curled parsiey, endive, shalots, cauliflower and Mushrooms. ‘Also, a complete and seject ax sortment of fruits.” Come early =NGEL'S. Sons, 587, 588, 559, 590 and 591 Center mar- ket. is) Pants to order, $5and up. Eiseman, 7th and E. STEEL PLATE EXGRAVING SALF.—The bal- ance of the stock bas been opened and will be closed out this evening and to-morrow evening at § o'clock, by Messrs. er B. Williams & Co,, at their Sale-rvom, corner 10th and Penn- sylvania avenue. Boys’ CHINCHILL Eiseman id vest. Mex’s 4-button cutaway suit, Eiseman, 7th and E. al ARTIFICIAL eyes, classes, 3 * CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. NatronaL THEATER.—“Shadows of a Great City. ALBAUGH's Orrza Hovse.—The Hanlons in “Fantasma.” | McKexpree Catrcn.—Concert, Usrry CHUECH.—Prot. ock’s lecture on Guatemala. smpler’s, cor. 43 He | ployed as a servantand waiter and worked for | ceived ‘by him in consequence of his fallin The Light Infantry Hop. A PLEASANT OPENING OF THE CORPS’ SOCIAL SEASON. The Washington Light Infantry Corps inau- gurated their social season last evening with a complimentary hop, which was largely at | tended. The spacious armory presented s spiendid dancing floor, and with good music and light hearts the bours of the evening tripped lightly away. The lady friends of the corps were out In full force, and this initial bop Of the season was agreat success. The arrange- ments for the reception and entertainment of the guests were as nsual very complete and the enjoyment of all wasa marked feature of the oceasion. Lieut, £. H. Neumyer, the floor di- Tector, was assisted by Quartermaster Sergeant: W. Hewitt and Private J. H. Chureb, The floor committee was as follows: Se Ww. E Thompson, W. F, Dunn, W. E. Wise, ow, Eg- Jeston, Corpls. W.8, Knox, C. C. M. Loemer, . G. Wise, and Privates Thos, J. Irwin, J. W. Talburt,’G. 8. Clift, J. A. Tegeier, 8. Thom, T. W. Shomo, E. 8. Brandt, F. W. Plage, E. 8. Greenwell, TJ. Vansant, French, L. A. Roginski,J. F. Grant. ae Goopr Escarzs HaNeixe.—The trial in New York, of Samuel B. Goode,the colored jaui- tor, formerly of this city, for the murder of Officer James North, was concluded last night and a verdict of murder in the second was returned. The defendant’s general good character saved his lite. The penalty for mur der in the second degree is Imprisonment for life. ‘The defendant testified that he was born asiave in Virginia about forty-three years ba, 28 and went to Washington when twelve years old, where his parents, both now very old, are still Ilving. When he grew up he was em- orze W. Riggs for several years. Ten years ago he came to New York and had been em- piosed most of the time since ass waiter tn hotels; and had never been arrested before. He claimed to have killed the officer in seif-de- fence. Harrison Tyrrell, the fcmous “Harrison” of Gen. Grant’s bousehold, wasa witness, He testified that he bad been in the service of the Grant family for five years, and upto about a week or so ago; had known Goode for the past seventeen or eighteen years and had worked in the same house with him for eighteen months, when both were employed by ker George W. Riggs, of Washington, He bad always found Goode peacable and quiet. Posh on ciao Tur Y. M. C. A. Coxventiox.—The four. teenth annual convention of Young Men’s Christian Associations of Maryland, West Vir ginia, and District of Columbia, met in the Bap- tist church in Martinsburg, W.'Va., last even- Ing. About forty delegates were present from Baltimore, Washington, Cumberland, Hagers- town, Wheeling and other points. Kev. J. G. Ames, of this elty, was elected president, and R. H. Richards, of this city, one of the secreta- ries. Mr. T. A. Harding, the secretary of the as- sociation here, took part in the discussion of the question what the associations are doing. The convention will continue until Sunday. waltoomsiow THe GRowLERs.— Washington Lodge of Growiers, No. 2, last evening elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: John J. Beard- ley, chief growler; T. M. Whitney, unlimited rowler; Arnold S, Yantis, limited’ growler; C. f. Eldridge, recording growler; W. H. Dowe're- cording financial growler; J. V. D. Kelley, financial growler; and the’ following board of trustees: Hugh T. Murray, William F. Wolfe, R.S. Widdicombe, Nathan L. Rosenberg, an Simuel Lloyd; and the following delegates at large to the grand lodge: Clayton N. Buell, Capt. Fred. colweil, and John Walter, M. D. a EPISCOPAL MISSION AT ANACOSTIA.—Rev. Jas, B. Avirett, Rev. C.B. Audrews, Rev. Jos. B. Perry and Rev. Wm. L. Hyland, are holding a mission at Anacostia with excellent results. peso lea Scrr Acarnst THE District —A sult against the District has been filed by Enoch Ridgeway tor $10,000 damages, alleged to have been re- over an embankment at the corner of 9th an E streets southeast, made by the defendant reducing the grade of streets, ———. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THr EVENING Star. Rep MEN'S BANQveT.—Last evening was spent most pleasantly by the Alexandria Red men, Oseola tribe, of this city. The senior tribe oi the order in Virginia, had invited the oldest tribe of the District of Columbia, Tuscorora No, 1, of Washington, to visit, the ‘old Dominion. After the council fires had burned awhile the visiting braves were invited to a banquet spread at Lucasstore, 76 King street. Addresses were delivered by the grand sachem of the Dis- trict of Columbia, Albert Richards and others, or Washing nd Messrs R. T. Lucas, John Strider, D. W. Whiting and Alexander Brown, of Alexandria. The oceasion was a most pleas: ant one. NoyES—The Hydraulian steamer has just been repaired at ‘the shop of W.8. Moore, on Union street.—The city treasurer is receiving the state taxes for the present year. All the | payments made ate required by law to be in HErzoe’s Orera House. of Paris.” TueEateRr Comrare.—Variety. Dice MuseuM.—‘Jesse James” and varie WASHINGTON RINK.—Ninth street and Rhode ‘avenue. — Condensed Locals. Mr. R. L. Ream, the father of Mrs. Vinnie Ream-Hoxie, isstill tying ina critical condition, “The Stranglers At hopes of recovery.” | lovey, and Treasurer Harlow gives notice that = Pa ag age ing Dr d. i einer wad | after mber ist 5 percent will be added to Gen. w V. Hagner, of this city, yesterday | UN ‘id bilis—T wo lodges of Knights of Labor | have been organized here by colored mea, and an application forthe charter of one of them has already been made.—Mrs. D. G. Watkins, of west end, was severely injured by a fall a few days since.—Miss Alexina B. Thom; ‘one of the teachers of Hallowell colored public school, was married last night at Robert's attended the funeral of their nephew, Prot. J. Grattan Hagner, at Annapolis, M. ‘Mr. J. H. Adrians in a communication toTHE } suspena judgment acy” case with which he ws: “Having lived an irre- Proachable lite tn chis community for about Years, it shonid require more than an | Chapel to Altred B. Peters.—There were no 2 character,’ | prisoners at the station-house this morning.—— apmmarerind charge 10 atvect my characiet-” —_ | ne mayor bas fined Richard Wood, colore. €5 ‘Yesterday the will of Adelaide McIntire was filed with the register. She leaves her property to her sisters. Yesterday Robert Morrison, trustee of the Blodgett heirs, entered suit against David 4. wi to recover possession of sub lots 130, for disorderly conduct at the Opera House. 181, 134, 135, 136 and 135 of Windsor’s sub- EMR o% ¥ dab Seg pep nrbnnkne sept ims 193 eeewoon $s 1) 3 yw Par Ata meet! of the Art Students’ Sketch clu! evening, Miss Perry read an essay on the R ROO ¥ 4 ALLLL “Country Home,” and twenty-four sketches by ony _ ae. on ce subject of the essay Were exhibited. The subject chosen for next| BBR A K _KITNS ¥ Gco. week is “Rest,” and Miss Chase will be the |B B AA KK INN NGG M2". wD. Dickson, ot the 1 rier BoB ASA KIS SNC G9 Mr. . D. Dickson, of the letter-carrier ONS force, and Miss Mary V. Abrams were married | BBB 4 4K KUN NN GGG last evening at Hamline church, by Rev. Dr. Price. The ushers were Messrs. Shreeve, ‘HG. Isel, Howard Beall and W. Gerard. PPP 00 W _W WDDD EEERRR A delegation from Gold Lodge, No. 45, P PO OWWWWD DE RR Independent Order of Mechanics, of Hyatts: BPP O OWWWWD DER RRR ville, Md., paid a fraternal visit to Friendship B- “oo” GW Bor cece Be Lodge, No. 7, of this city, last evening. The aS visitors were entertained ai an oyster supper. About 6 o'clock last eveni: a freight train 0f51 cars,gotng south, was passing Virginia ave- Bue, between 7th abd Sth sireets southwest, when two rear cars, one a freight carand the other a passenger car, jumped the track, dam- aging the cars considerably and teariig down a telegraph pole. An indictment was Anderson Somers from Albert F, Carri The case of Police Officer Daniel J. Sheehan, ofthe first precinet siation, charged with as-| Sauiting Jalia Bayliss, while her iusband was Under arrest, by kissing her azainst her protest, itive Court to-day, Mra ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never variex A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than inst | @ waten | found yesterd: or the larceny the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude ot low tests, short welght, alum or phosphate powders SoLp oNLY IN cas. RovaL Bakine PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 Was disininscd Inte Bayliss refusing to procec DEATH oF Mr. Ste ing Galt, one of ty county, Maryland. died yes LING GALT.—Mr. Sterl- Behisaeine the JP ICNPPEDS OF LETTERS FROM THOSE US- burg. He wus s: ng Ay fs Halr Vigor atte-t its value asa re- —_» | storer ofgray hairto ite uaturaicolor. As astima- Taneytow Innt and tonic, preventing aud often curing baidness, Wiltiam M. G oc Mr M. fend eicausing atnd soothing the scalp, Ita tse cannot eity. He leaves also two sons, be Wo strongly recommended. Galt, who are leading eiciz The deceased was a publicspirited citizen and was one of Western Maryland ra!lros Prises which have co and importance of his r will take place to-mori @ence near, Taneyto borne to the grave by col: ASA PURIFIER, AYER'S SARSAPARILLA *Ractsdirecti: and promptly. A single bottle will prove its merit Many thousands af people are Fearl: saved from dangerous fevers by the exercise ofa little timely care im properly cleansing the system, by the use of this remedy. B17 meeaaarsreca net, = rageeagel Bua At te Gand H, and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. door ven ar ‘sh, game, and every dell- i THE BOW =er| MARCHE. Unusual and Desirabl real furnishing = for to-morrow only at Goldschmid 812—7th st. n.w. Hassocks Pokies 100 er, mats oe red Lyne 8c; boards 8c; Browns frenci dressing 4 ‘bottles for aber Covered tolet jars colors 47¢; Handsome decorated eng- lish china combination dinner and tea set 130 pes. cnly 932-495 ‘Tin tollet sets 3 pes. assorted colors $1.27; rior white china chamber Coe decorated with broad colored borders and fhe Aime tiateae shasta cea teis 1.19; and en of vases only Se a pieces Decor i fad “A peas plece; sted french, ghing juare lores 7 ‘Toot! Gcishes for be $1.00 Leather hand fat oage for gs 10 Whisk brooms for Sc; Pie plates Special Sale of M. Wm. Hahn & Co's Reliable Shoe House, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Every pair warranted solid soles and stitten- Gent's best custom-made Boots, fine calf fronts and backs on morocco tops, $5. Gent's fine $4 Scotch-bottom Calf Boots. Gent’s $3 Bultimore cal! front and back Boots. pot seeagns £2.80) ba sewed bee ed Boots. proof Hunter and Brewer Boots. Gent's $3 double upper, three sole kip Boots. Ourown biea ha kip Boots, Our reliable $2 full stock kip Boots. Boys’ $2 and $2.50 fine calf Boots. : Youths’ $1.50 and $1.75 fine calf Boots, Youths’ and Child’s ki Boot Boots, $1 uj te for Men, oa ‘omen and Gap Great Reduction f Saturday. Kid and Pebble Button, $1.75. 1.75 Goat and Kid Button, $1.50. 1.35 Misses Kid and Gout, $i. 98 cts. Spring Heel Button, 85 cts, 75 ets. Spring pecan 402 ‘oung"s See: The Children in Window. 7) ‘Wet Goods Atg A. Kuufman’s Combination Store. 2 Best jmality Red. White and Gray Flaunel Under at Al 's Ki Depot 7th et at Auerbach’s Knit ee Men’s Chinchilla box coat & vest, 7th & E. The Following Immense Bargains will be almost given away to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 17 to 821 7th st.n.w.: Crystal breakiast sets, (236. covered dustpans, 10 silver-plated 5-bottie revolving casters, 89c.; 4g doz. colored goblets, 29¢.; colored cut glass ees, 59¢., worth $1. decorated cham- r sets, $2.49; majolica pitchers, 17c.; deco. eines Kid Betas: Hes ane painted 13.3 le mats, 7¢.; brooms 17 and 23c. euch; 8 cakes of cold cream toilet soap in box, 17¢.; new ttern of decorated chamber sets, $3.37, worth $5.50; 3 cakes rising san stove polish, 13¢.; large size clothes-basket,4Gc4 carving knife and fork, 21c.; large size stan lamp, with decorated globe, 37¢.; 10-Inetr dla- mond cut colored glass cuke plates, 22c., worth 50c.; decorated dinner sets, $11.99, worth $20; largest size block-tin washbasin, with foot, 9c., Worth 20¢.; 1 doz. cakes of hotel toilet soap, 19¢.; 2-qt. coffee pots, 1lc.; B-qt., 13¢.; 4-ql, 15¢.; 2-at, covered buckets, 5c.; S-yt., 8c; 4-at, 18c; Gat, 17c.; 2-qt. covered saucepans, Se) Sat, ej 4at, 160; Gat, 18c; 4 ple plaies, 1 Ladies’ Best French Kid Button reduced to $4. Hand- oe fee ae oe Kid Suen: $2.50, lo and Con; ii Flannellined Shoes and sitppera. nt SO At Yc 4 See: The Old Lady in Window,” #0? 7S Cheap Blankets At A. Kaufman's Combination Store. Fine Dogskin Glover 8 Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. “10e. Royal Glue” mends everything. Morell, 724 6th n.w.,100F. cigars,81-9. Try. ‘Child Norfolk overcoat. Eiseman, 7th & E. 2 at Auerbach’s Bloat’s Bargains for To-morrow. Our 58e. Felt Hats reduced tage no Our G4c. 2 * 49e, Our 75 = - 49e, Our entire stock of Domestic Felt. Hats, com- prising all the new and leading shay tallor bound, reduced to 406. Seat axes ar entire stock of the finest French Felt re- duced from $2 and $2.50 to $1.25 and $1.5 One lot of handsome Tricotine Bonnets, in silver and gold, velvet tront and beaded; former price $1.25, reduced to 50c; a decided bargain, ‘Three Canes of Black Velvet Hats. Ottoman Bound, 89c.; former price $1.50, Our $1.25 Wings reduced to 7: Our 81:00 88" TAused fo Zhe- Our’ Je HH AAR Our 65e. oy © 400, Handsome Wings and Birds at 250. One lot of fine Merill Birds at 25¢.; former Price $1.00, It will be to your interest to call and examine Prices and goods, it Brovr’s, 710 7th street. Soudan Calf Credmore, extra high cut, water and rock proof, will, wea: like iron, only'$4"— At Young's, 402 7th st Headquarters for Rubbe: Boots. i Fine Castor Gloves 81, at A: y Knit Jacket Depot, 7tn and Hi. ce te Read All the Daily Papers About A. Kaufman's Wet Goods, Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. Boys’ sack overcoat, Elseman, oor. 7th &E. ee Cloaks. juced in price just when you need one at Clark's, 734 ah st. D.w., Romioeraw only. Chile dren's havelocks, at $3.69,rcduced {roi 85.50; our $6.50 havelocks at children’s new- markets up to 10 yeurs‘at $2.96, reduced from $4.50; ladles jersey coats, $2.98, reduced from our $8 grade at $4.98; our $6.50 grade at 97; our ies newmurkets are the greatest bargains in the city; our $15 full-trimmed at $9.98;0ur$14 boucle newmarkets $8;ours7new- markets $3.98; our $8 fur-irimined Russian circulars, $4.25, the lust we shall have this sen- son. We are headquarters for merino under- wear. Our 39c. vests, 25c.; onr 75c. wool vest, 48c., cannot be matched at 75.; our 69c. scarlet medicated vests sell all over at $1; our 50c. un- laundried shirt, 39c.; oar $1 unlaundried shirt, best made, 67¢.;12%40. linen handkerchiefs, 9c.: striped collars and cuffs, 10c. Above very low 2 Gait and other u the bere left the city to-day to go to oso ee Yoururct. THreves SENTENCED. — This morning in the Police Court a filicen-year-ola solored boy named Eli. Brown, w two cases with petit larceny, and guilty. He took two sehoo! books belon Snother smali boy, and later in the day he en- ered Nash's crocery stor pm 14th street, and Walked off with a basket containing a box of Gigars. He was sent to the reiorin school during bix minority —Robert De cotored, 18 years Old, was also arraigned on « tharze of larceny. It Was shown that he entered Minnie Dun- More's room during her al-ence, and carried Offa dress, whieh he sold to Lizzie Thomas for fe He was sentenced to four montus in ry ‘aneytown. Bov-Cra Asn Hoxs-Sros, ‘The New Style Beautiful Drdes Goods, reduced 25¢.on every yard. pire wool, wide double width, all BOU-CLA, 54 Inches wide, reduced to 750. CARTER's, ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. TRICOT, all a TRICO wool, wide double width, all colors, re- ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, colors, 12 yards for $2. in COLORED CASHMERES, nearly yard wide, all colors, 12 yards for $1.50. = = DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size, pure fine wool, reduced to $5.00. bee ALL WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, bright colors, for childreu’s wear, reduced to 25c. on DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2.00. HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75 LADLES WOOL VESTS, 87c LADIES CLOTH SUITING, 54 Inches wide, 37c. BLACK SILKS, 75c., 87c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. COLORED SILKS, 50c., 62¢., 75c., 87c., 81.00. HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS, $1.25. —— and COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1.00, Liew Baran A PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It is manafactare ¢from < cholcest materials, and combines the most, table qualities of a reireshing with the invigoe- sting aud wHolesome properties ofthe best Malt ‘ax- ‘Tt iva true tonic and delightful alike desir. bie for lnvalius snd persots ta heatine Witt es tea Gpon trial to bes. a Substitute or i.—Alexander Wellford, a colored boy of Fears, sole $5 worth of candy from one of be steamboat wharves. He pleaded qulity to ‘the charge of larceny, and got thirty days, ———— Brits oy Isrexrieapes By Insurance Compaxres.—Messrs. Edwards and Barnard, for the Home Insurance company of New York, Rave fled a bill ot interpleuder against the Evening Critie Publishing company uad M. D. Helm. “The complainants admit their liability Sor $2,975, and siate that Helm hax appil- ation for payment to him of the amount, and hey asie that they be allowed to pay the Same im court, and thai they be relieved irom furthe: ibility. Also a similar bill of the Nor Western National Insurance company of Mil- Waukie, Wis, admitting « lability 0f91,016.67. Judge Magner, on the papers betig presented to hime made au order that the money be ald Into court, and enjoining both the Cri Co. and Mr. Helin’ from proceedings against com, ‘nts for the payment of the money. Smeg in- Tue CHILPREN oF THE WasnINGTox Crry ORPHAN Home gave a most entertaining concert jast nicht, which was atte by a large and appreciative audience. Little “Elsie,” Grandpa and litile “Maud” were characters fn the beautiful operetta rendered who deserve special mention. The lady managers of the stitution state that they are very gratesu! to the public tor their liberal patronage and to ail parties who so kindly gave thelr assistance 4m making the bazaar and entertainments « ‘success. Fire Isscraxce Divivexp Drerarep.— ‘The trustees of the Mutual Protection Fire In surance Company of the District has again de lared @ dividend, in the shape of a rebate 6: 165 per cent on'lust’ year's premium on polieic 4m that company. As the rates charged by the company were ulready very low, this bring the cost of Insurance down toa notuinal figure. Ttts of interes: to insurers to Kuow that al Rew policies taken out in this com befure = inst. have = ad craig bed sextok VAVLD NICHOLSON, Prop’r, 8T, LOULB lum for the coming year, and als of in any dividend (or rebate} declared nepipanegsaeet St the end of ear. The cffice of the com- WM MUEHLEISEN, ig at 1437 Pennsylvania avenue north- 4 yl prices are for to-morrow only,at Clark’s,734 7th stnw. 1 Hand-Sewed Calf Boots and Gaiters, $4; equal to take, "at Youngs 400 7s ‘Sole agent for $2.50 Electric Shoes, 1 Cheap Goods At the Combination Store. Germa: ‘uit Woolen Gi S0c., at Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th & H. Boyw’ Norfolk suit, Eiseman Bros, 7th & E. Our Usual Saturday’s Bargains. ‘Hand-made shoulder shawls, 79¢. Ladies’ jersey cashmere gloves,all shades,25c, 55 2 ie & . i E But “oo “Odd 24 E = 2 — KF &3 BD es apts WHY THESE REDUCTIONS? one Kg oN - 808 DD KEEEN ANN =| Fimsr—It ts against the established rule of THE BON MARCHE tocarry articles trom one season to ‘another. SacomD—THE BON MARCHE ts in need of the pace now coupled by these Hats, in order to display ‘he large and magnificent lines of HOLIDAY GOODS whieh are arriving dally. SOUTHEAST COR. 7TH AND I STS. N. W., TAKES PLEASURE IN MAKING A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION OF SUGARS. LIGHT YELLOW. 5% WHITE,6 AND Gig CONFECTIONERS’, 7. GRANULATED, 7. CUT LOAF AND POWDERED, 8. OUR SUGARS ARE ALL THE PRODUCTS OF | THE BEST REFINERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ARE ABSOLUTELY PURE. A FULL LINE OF NEW CROP TEAS OF ALL GRADES AND PRICES, OUR SPECIAL CHOP CHEON IS THE BEST 50 CENT TEA IN AMERICA, FRESH ROASTED GRAND REDUCTION? Our Remaining Stock of PARIS PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS; Our Remaining Stock of ENGLISH ROUND HATS; Our Remaining Stock of OUR OWN MANUFAC- ‘TURE have been MARKED DOWN to cco 00 FFF REE FER g88g eooo F ¥F Ez $533 ir Ee Er sa, $10 APIECE. coo 00 F ¥ Eee Een 38 = ‘Those who have inspected these Hats know what a bargain they are at $10. ‘To those who have not seen them we simply say that these goods have been re- nced from 915, $18, $20, $25 and 930. ROASTING TONS OF COFFEE DAILY FOR OUR NUMEROUS STORES ENSURES TO OUR CUS TOMERS FRESH ROASTED COFFERS THAT ARE NEITHER POLISHED, GREASED NOR WATERED. OUR PRICES ARE FULLY 20 PER CENT LESS THAN THE “GIFT” STORES. FINEST GOV'T JAVA (ROASTED), 28 CENTS FINEST PADANG JAVA (ROASTED), 25 CENTS. KENNY'S JAVA FLAVORED, 20CENTS. THIS FINE COFFEE IS SUPERIOR TO MOST OF THE JAVA SOLD AT 30 CENTS, GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY IN ANY PART OF THE CITY AND GEORGETOWN. CHILDREN'S TRIMMED Hata, TWO GRAND LoTs, ‘LOT 1—Comprising our entire stock of CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS, formerly sold at 960, 91.19, $1.88 and $1.48; marked down to 50c, apiece. LOT 2-CHILDREN’S TRIMMED HATS, formerly sold at $1.60 and $1.75; marked down to 75c aplece. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS, TIT A Bg als 8. E. COR 7TH ANDI STS, N. W. : Hau T H H oe ‘Horst Derzrrep 2M BoE 1 BM MAKETH THE HEART SICK.” Bava AND THATS WHATS THE MATTER WITH HANNAH, 816-818 SEVENTH 8t. N. W. P.8—REMEMBER, THIS SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, nla Frou Nov. 14 To Nov. 21. THE FOLLOWING PRICES FOR OUR “CLOSING OUT SALE” PRIOR TO THE ANNUAL HOLIDAY OPENING, WHICH OCCURS DECEMBER 1ST. Hannah built « large house and filled it from cellar toattic with a heterogenous mass of matter in the shape of c.othing, expecting to realize a handsome profit, averaging at least ONE HUNDRED PER CEST on the sale of each and every garment. But monu- mental brick and giass and glare and glitter did Rot exert the potent influence nor produce the mar- velous effect calculated on by THE HANNAH, PPP x SS, ber & i hae i Pes, and therefore hope ts dead, Hannah's heart is heavy, |B Axa AMA and, on the whole, SHE Isa very sick MAN. Pp ACA Tun aa Sef The PEOPLE nibbled at the tempting balt, bat BRR 00 YY A L being warned by past experiences recoiled before the PS ES AGES Fo 28 treacherous fangs so gorgeously and crtistically con- EE OO ¥ pee L- cealed could be fastened upon them. ‘They turned R00 YY & 4 Lue away from the gilded palace of extortion and sought Tapes: and found safety. security and PROTECTION at 4Sc. Merino Underwear for 31c. $1.25 Fleeced Wool Underwear for $1.10. ‘980. Scarlet Cashmere Underwear for 89. 43c, Cashmere Wool Hose for 39, ‘85. Schop) er's Celebrated Hose for 25c. .c, Feit and Flannel Skirts for 79. $1.15 German Knit Skarts for £8e. $1..8 Embroidered Flannel Chemises, 95. $1.48 Ureakfast Shawls for $1.35. $2.25 Heavy-weizht Jerseys for $1. ‘890, Hand-knit Fascinators for 29c. ‘98c. Russian Hal: Mutts for 69c. 25e. Cashmere Wool Gloves for 21c. $1.25 Palais Royal Undressed Gloves, 99¢. ‘98c. Kid Gloves, lined, fur tops, 89c. 98c. Undressed Mosquetaire Gloves, 7c. ‘89c. Colored Satteen Corsets for Gc. 26°. Patent Wire Bustles for 19c. $1.'5 Embroidered Flounel for 88c. yard. $1.5) Genuine “P. N.” Corsets fur $1.19. ‘88c. Muslin Nightgowns for 78, ‘98e. Sicirts in all styles for 78c. ‘25z. Nurses’ Caps, all styles for 140, ‘45c. India Linen Aprons for 2ic, 2ie. Stamped Splashers tor 19c, ‘9c. Imported French Chemises for 57. $1.25 Chrok-lined Gossamers for $1.10. $1.15 Russian Hare Pur, 6 in, for 9c. 12\¢. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 9c, 89c. China Silk Handkerchiefs for 1c, 2 ior 25e. Linen Collars for 3 for 25c. 12% and 16c. Linen Cuffs for Lic. ‘25c. Rushing, all styles, for 21c, 124¢. Felt Tidie-, all styles, 9c. 25c. Jewelry, all Styles, for 190, 49c. Jewelry, all styles, for 33c. 980. Jewelry, all styles, for 7c. 5 $2 65 Ostrich Fans for $1.98. ‘98c, Fans, all styles, for 790, 49c. Satchels, all styles, tor 39¢, 26c. Pocketbooks, all styles, for 23c. 480. Pocketbooks, «ll style:, for 3c. 8c. Chatelaine Purses for 55c. $1.98 Twilled Silk Umbrelias for $1.75. €2.00 “Gloria” Cloth-Umbrelias for $1.81. VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, where Fine Ready-Bade Clothing is sold at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE aCTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, ‘We have made every advance which the times or fashion has demanded. Our stuck will be found abounding in novelties, and our display of goods equal tn qua.tty, variety, style and destrability as ure to be met with elsewhere and st prices that will show a material saving. VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICH, AND THAT THE LOWEST, ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. 4a Open evenings until 9; Saturdays antl 11 ne Lowers, Sase, Doors, BLINDS, FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE VERY LOW Now. WHITE PINE STOCK, 1/'X12/!—16 f., per 1,000 ft, $17.50. ‘Dressed or Rough at same price, VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, 16 ft, per 1,000 ft, $12.50, WHITE PINE DOORS, A splendid hand-made zephyr hood, 296. A smail lot infant's mitts, 1 ‘Misses’ imported mitts, Ladies fine mitts, 35c. 5 Jot antique laces, reduced to 10 and 1 Commenced felt table scarfs, with materials go Cate new designe, seal All our cloaks marked down. An elegant line of plush bonnets received at Ww An immense bargain on sale to-morrow in cbildren's and ladies’ satchels. Com: ens an Wome and wee 1 712 7th'at. nw. Not Responsible How Long They Will last; the Cheap Goods at A. Kaufman's, 2 of Those Elegant mi at C.Auerbsch's, 7tha i Inchand-e-haif, all regular sizes, $1.00, HOT BED SASH VERY Low. 04d ize Frames, Sash Doors—a specialty. Lumber Delivered, any part of city, free of charge, ‘Estimates furnished free of charge WILLET & LIBREY, (6th street and New York avenue, Kererors Mare Waucrr. ocal ‘THE BEST TONIO. PERFECTS DIGESTION, ‘Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles tor 9.00: Beware of Dmitations, None geuaine without the ‘signarare ot EISNER & oa Sole Agents tor tne U.8 Phila, Pa, FOR SALESY Dee Azerene acme Co ROVAL. RE = eras DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS. —— ee LADIES TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER. Makes Ladies Cioth Costumes, Coats, Wraps, &c., ‘We have just bought o large stock of NEWMAR- KETs sei enon COATS, much under pricesa ‘month ago, as the season is advanced for the manufac. turere, and they are anxious to close out their stocks | n1oae ‘We can offer extreerdinary inducements to bayers. ‘MIBSES COATS, $2.50 10 $10. Prices very reasonable. J.C. Heremrso ‘730 Seventeenth . and makese specialty of EVENING and RECEP- TION DRESSES and BRIDAL TROSSEAUS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. W. H. Hoverrs & Ca WALL PAPERS, Art Colorings in Ceap Papers. New assortment ef SQUARES, PARLOR FURNITURE, Latest Styles, Portieres in all grades. Window Shades and General Furnishings and Beddiag. IMPORTER LADIES SHORT COATS, $4.50 to $10. MILLINERY, CLOAKS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, PRICES GUARANTEED, sealer nimple cee ee CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘See our Line of Lace Curtains we aise offering DRESS GOODS at reduced} wm week NEW LES in PATTE! = oR APE cous RATES ¥-m movaRTOS 400, ne Dozen LADIES KID GLOVES at $1.25. Every 5A, i2lé FN. WwW. mages ‘Warranted. TAILOR MADE BOUCLE JACKETS, French Seams 50 Desen Mather's Patent LACE GLOVES, 50 Dosen MEN'S REINFORCED SHIRTS. Lineu s at B0c, Best ever offered before for the | Ni vs Bosom, few Lot, “Special Vaiue” Price. 60 LAP ROBES at $2.50, worth $4 15 12, TATLOR-MADE SEWARKETS, in Black and ‘VISITES, Fur Tail $20 BOUCLE VISITE, “Militaire,” Feather Trimmed, in "Black and Brows. Srecut Save THIS WEYK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY GooDs, DRAPERIES AND BEDDING =a SILK FLUSH vie, - a SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TRIS WEEK IN PAR JOHNSON @ LUTTRELL, poe SINE “S aan ag Be 4OR AND CHAMBER SUITS aT ‘are very W Department, n19 718 MARKET SPACE._| attrbateltto the fact thal we never hed on eoonptons W. & HOFKR'S, stock, '80 low. New Werarrusas, IN LATEST STYLES. W. M. Ssoeree & Soxs PARIS DRESS GOODS and LONDON CHEVIOTS. SILKS, VELVETS and PLUSHES. PLAIN COLORS, STRIPES and BROCADES. GREAT INDUCEMENT IN FAILLE FRANCAIS, in sixteen new shades, at $1.50. JERSEY SILKS in all the new colors. SATIN DUCHESS GROS GRAIN FAILLE FRAN- cals, RHADAMES and MERVEILLEUX of superior tex- ‘tare, at moderate prices. LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, colors and black, ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS for evening wear. LARGE STOCK OF EVENING SILKS, shown under gaslight, MOURNING GOODS of the very ‘best makes. SABH RIBBONS In great variety. LARGE STOCK OF ELEGANT WRAPPINGS Just opened, from $25 to $100. INDIA SHAWLS—We have some rare bargains in ‘Beal India Shawls, which cannot be duplicated, Our stock was never 0 complete, and we offer QREAT INDUCEMENTS IN SUPERIOR GOODS AT LOW PRICES. (One Price, M. SHUSTER @ SON, ward. Every pair fitted and ‘TTreviee, Paris. 50 and <3 ad Algo many new styles, with imported goid “Tue above goods are the very finest, and are worthy ER KID GLOVES from inlay 3 ‘and silver 1.00 warrantee. TPMT SP 907 Pennsylvania ave. Moe J. P. Pause 4 Chosen Fashion ‘Plates Bon, “Aing Cutting, Bastiog bd’ Draping = at i222 Fst T. Tuslor's System, AY Bw. = PAHL, LATELY FROM iso eaned and repaired: Lace Cutains done uj ‘qual to new, Parisian style: ‘dyed; mail orders promptly attended to. 1205 G. PARIS —GLOVES clothes cleaned 41 Fre neh Colored ‘Scrman; Christm x J, ax Govx, rb st, det. D and'E sta. Decorative Pictures, ‘Tissbe (80 shades). Gold, silver and Fancy and Borders: Relief scrap Pictures, ; Silk Transfer Pictures: ‘Christmas Cards and Novelties: ‘avors for the Sheet Music, S.cts,: Easels, Tree Ornaments, Toys, Japanese Goods, Fans, Scrolis, &c. Wonders for Chi.dren. n2-Liecs5 Tue Fevors Dress Recommended by the Leading Dressmakers. ‘They are absolutely 11 8 30 Are Suretns HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES 029 801 Market Space: 308 and 310 Sth st. nw. Was. Parens Special Designs, INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING, Desigus and Estimates Furnished DAPORTER ‘Specialtion in OF FINE MILLINERY, CARPETS AND FABRICA os 1107 F STREET._ ee: (25 ES YR WILE BE PL MORRIS &€ COMPANY text patrons ret parlors: 102d Peausyivania ave. uw, over Hahn’ FURNITURE Shoe! ‘n6-im* Fy LY Ee ae Mi Paiteras ‘of Ba-que and Sleeve cut to, measure, P. HANSON HISS @ Co. 815 15th st. n ool Sm JREP °C BURNING O11 HAS NONE OF THE DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN COMMON OIL. IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED, DOES NOT CHAR THE WICK, EMITS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR, AND PREVENTS THE BREAKING OF CHIM- NEYS ITIS A RICH OIL FOR ILLUMINAT. ING PURPOSES IT GIVES A STRONG, STEADY LIGHT, AND BURNS MUCH LONGER THAN COMMON OLL. J. W. SCHAFFER & BRO, CHINA AND GLASS, %e26 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, — en : oe RAN * NTN #109 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | Wfes Suiwa Rerrenr, Graxo Fat. Oresrso Or = eis oon A RRR PPP FRE TT 558g N. B-THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. 117 608 9th st., opposite Patent omc. | CO Ak RR PUP FE ? Large and complete stock of Ladies’ and Children's | © AA RRR PPP Fe Tr Sas. FALL AND WINTER HOS ERY. MERINO AND| © RR 3 r Starmawm Wosrs Ruano WOL UNDERWEAR SILK AND CASHMERE | OC A AK KP KER f Sss8 > WE ALWAYS RECORD HERE WHAT WILL PROVE MOST BENEFICIAL T) THE PUBLIC, AND A8 WE TAKE TIME AND SPACE TO AP- PuAISE THEM OF WHAT IS OF DIRE INTEREST TO THEIR PERSONAL WELFARE, WE HOPE AND EXPECT THAT YOU READCAREFULLY EVERY LINE. WE ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO STAND BY ANY ASSERTION WE MAKE, AND NEVER FAIL TO HAVE IN STOCK ATTHE PRICES ADVERTISED. WE HAVE BEEN AND ‘WILL CONTINUE ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES AND BARGAINS, OWING TO,THE CONTINUOUS UNSEASONABLE WEATHER, WHICH DIMID ISHES THE DESIRE OF A GREAT MANY FRUM PURCHASING UPTO NOW, WE WILL HAVE TO EXPECT ALL IN A RUSH. (WE WOULD LIKE YOU WHO CAN PURCHASE NOW TO Du 80. COME EARLY AND COME OFTEN. FELT AND PLUSH GOODS IN TIDIES. TABLE SCARFS AND TABLE COVERS AND GLOVES AND MITTENS. at very low prices Beautiful ine of HAND-KNIT WORSTE! sun MI SHAWLS and FASCINATORS. Fine assortment of Infante! and Chitdren's PLUSH Bon: NETS, WALKING U Ts. Goons, Children's HOODS, SACQUES, SHIKTS, TiENS, DRAWERS, LEGGINGS and Ladies MERINO CLOAKS, plain and embro.dered, in Moiner Hubtard and other ool styles, M Materials for Art Embroidery, finest grades of Zep) Germantown and other Yarns, fine Laces, i ery and Knitting &.iks, Gloves, ‘Hosiery, etc, Infant's = BoM, Me 419 9TH Shawls, Skirts and Caps Staaiping proiupuly dove. RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, &o., ar PETERSEN & CHILDS’ $13 MARKET SPACE 4@-Fversthing warranted ws represented, New Goods and latest patterns at popular prices. No old, moth-eaten “Job Lois” wed, Call and see what we have, Satistaction Teephome call 124-6, seers Cou W earnen Wl soon be here, and in your preparation for it be sure to inspect our assortment of a EMOVED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTF, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: Wm. Barr & Co.,.St. Louis, Mo. Suits made at the sbortest notice. Superior Gtting, Teasonubie prices and satisiaction guaranteed. Evening Lresses. Uridal Trosseaus a speckilty. 2 20 14th sirect, between L om SCOURING AND DRY | Cleaning Establishment. 1205 New York ave. uw. | HEATING STOVES, Which is now complete, and embraces all grades, from the cheapest to the highest price. An exatuinution is respectiully solicited, W. 5 JENKS & co. All kinds of Ladies and Gents’ Garments We are datly receiving our Fall supply WILTON, LAMBREQUINS, Geaned and finisued in the most superior manner | AXMINSTER. MOGULITE HOLS BRT pacnie ues Plush Cloaks Veivel and Party’ breses sspeciaity, | TAPHBTRY and INGKAIN CARPETS “Also, CUE Felt Tiles, 100, Ladies’ dresses done up without being ripped. ANTUN | TAINS and DRAPERY in great variety ‘Those in Felt Fon Gok ee & CAROLINE LERCH, formerty with A. Fischer. ‘Want of choice goods will find it to their advaniage to Felt Table Covers, Lambreguin material, | size, $1.50. the: eee tial dexigns, by the yard, apis i M™ 4552 &, BOMPrERY, “ 450 Tx TH tere Not west Auuuine our stuck before purchastt “mos co., ides e7-3m Felt Table Scarfs, 60c., 75c.. $1, $1.25, and soon. | Makes Corsets to order in every style ant material, | — it Lamnbreqt & ‘ahd guarantees perfect #t and comfort. | = FIL atrn Sh eo aloe Sesame mice |__GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. PLUSH TIDIES—ALL KINDS AT ALL PRICES. PLUSH LAMBREQUINS IN ELEGANT PROFU- SION. PLUSH TABLE COVERS. have some of the Handsomest Goods ever Also, a compl te line of JUTE COVERS. Our Linen Department is already so deservedly Popular that it doea_not require a word of praise from ds. as in it will always be Yound a comp.tte stock of | what ts needed to make it as successful us It is. | We can at all times give you any quantity of any ‘ein thet Department. We have furnished some of the targest Hotels with Table Wear for many years, nd thie ought to be the best commendation ne essary” | pit we have for this week marked afew articles | well worn minute attention: Unbleached Damask Towels. 10c. 20x40 German Momle Towel, 12igc., worth 202. Se 62:IN. TOILANETTE CLOTH, 75e. per yerd, act ally worth $1. rid AUICLINEN CRASH. Se er 2 ‘This is a splendid value indeed. jendid line of SHEETING AND ENS, which we are selling as Just received PILLOWCASE, followa: 451 ct soe 104 Zc Snd 90.00. Ifyou contemplate buying a LADY'S, MISSES' OR CHILD'S COAT, don’t fall to read our announcement extraordinary in today's Post. | French Handmade Undercioting, Merino Underwear { ‘and finest imported {ios Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Drews Goode French Corsets and Busties. | mike) that for the prices unwurpased = *O"™ 25 the unsury 'Re Wrench, Germav aid Spanish spoken. mrl4 Jvsr Recerven A FULL LINE OF SHAW KNIT HALF HOSE, the Best Wearing Sock in the world, layed. 4 P ot Pithe prices below will Now cseapineyare | __ FAMILY SUPPLIES. __ SB ELLERY, sold: SAVE CAR FARE_GRANUL. TED SUGAR, 76; $e ate Covers $1.10, RO pete ear mare Taine Covers Hi Powdered, Se Light Brown, 8." 91 "D. ELLIS” | @ Umlaundered Shirts to order for $7.00. A perfect je Covers, $1: 35 10-4 Jute Covers, $2.25. ATOES — PEERLESS, SNOW FLAKES, | St Suarauteed__ 12-4 Jute Covers, $2.60, Pg Re fo EAVY Wool Fanoy Turkish Tidies, 25¢. Instore. Superior quuilty. FOR GENTL ‘Stamped Liven Splasiiers, 20c, Prices are low. At DOUGLAS, Ninth Street Stamped Linen Spiashers, drawn threads, 600. aay WITMER | Henry aatcoe Vewned brawees segenh Seneet c Gi fea all wool Vert ain : Linen Table “he, $1, $125. i s ae ices serie al ‘wool Vest and Drawers a 61-60, 68 aud nolt 1918 2 and Warner's” “Star” “American Hos dery Co..” and Underwear for Genuemen, ged Canton Flannel Drawer, at 50, ibe Dress Shirts to order, at $8, $13.50. PECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAY! Mixed Nuts, 50c.; ‘Rai: Ibs. for 5c. FOUR LBs, ve: New Citron per cos ‘Bordea’s Eagle Flour, per bbl. tra Flour, $4.50, $4.75 and $5 pr bbl; Sag: Buc. doz.;1 doz, Vicor 31h ‘Tomatocs, $1.09; Sugar Cured Hams, 11430. Ih: Sugar Cured Shoulders, Tiec, | 20x40 Muck Towel, Sine quality, Ib.; Salt Cured Showjders, ue, tb ; Sugar Cured MMi | 24a48 Huck Towel! fins guailty; 256 Sings, Se. Ih? Romted Code, iq Te. ihe: Juva | ay np Pomsac: | A large Ge. man Damask Towel, 20c. - Coffee 25e. Ib. Tea, worin BOc., selling for 6uc. Ib. | T° BLT | Wealso curry these goods up to the finest qualities. | Best Creamery Butter, 0c. Ib; Green Coffee. 10 « ‘Tbe long necessity for a wood preservative of um | Paney arurkisn Towels in fink, bine, Gnd cream, | Lsigc, In, 10 Ibs. Bucriwhest, Soc sual reecive te | Questioned character Las been uucersally, mekmow | knotted fringe, gooa size; 2c. ‘voices of Candies on 15th of November, and will sell | tdged. | The Carolina Ol aod Creosote Company, lo- ‘A large assortment of Fancy Turkish Towels for | for 1c. Ib. INDIA TEAC i “at Wilmington, N.C., 1s the sole proprietor of the taney purposes, a for anaiting Wood creosote At tad tales Said ull’ into. wood, wh preserve the wood aguinst the Toredo Worm (0 sult, 3 Well as in dry and wet rot. ‘The wood properly prepared wich Wood creosote oil is recommended by is guarunieed by us Co HAMS, 11 Us tor Se < SHOULDERS, 60. STREET PAVEMENTS, RAILROAD TH Best OLD GOV. JAVA, Roasted. 2 BRIDGE TIMBERS. TKESTLES, ‘TELEGRAPH POLES, FENCE POSTS, PILING FOR PLEKS arb WHAKVES, We are prepared to fill large orders on very short notice. to Gen. QA, Glimore, Us, Capt.'W. | eakfitefer by permimion ‘ngineer Corps, New York ci Henby. ee Joun Service, U.S. Engineer Corps, W « Dr Homiiton. Surgeoa General Marine Hospital Le" Trenbolin, wameanber Westdngtons ite: Cot or the Chil Bervice Comesisaton uf the United Sites, Washington, D.C. Fur farther particalars address Lobwie Hassrs jeneral Superintendent, Wilmington, N Be. Now No, 2 MACKEREL, in Kits, 75¢ Best PATENT PRUCESS FLOUR: per bbl, 86. Cassard's celebrated LEAF LARD in Sand pound buckets, &. pound. LKER & WRIGHT, 251m ‘945 and 950 Louisiana ave. JOPX B KELLY, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer tn FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, — LAMB. MUTTON, &c. CORN BEEF A SPECIALTY. Stalls.—628, 629 and 620‘ enter Market, Oth st. wing. ‘206 and 208 Northern Liberty Mari G nl3-im Marketing delivered free of charge Lull parts of the ~ > LANSEURGH & BRO., city. 228 7l é WM HK RICH. Wi 420-422-424-426 7TH STREET. wade) K A GGG FRE MARKET SPACE ONE PRICE, ONE PRICE | 7 EPP, & Fc ES A fo SOLE AGENTS FOR THE POST SEWING Ma- Fr Bo BS bee CHINE 00. nla 4 Go Ek 2% “GSE Kee on ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE Novem Ix Brace Groona cen! ae ‘We wish to call your attention to « few of the SEATON PERRY BBB. Ps ‘many bargains we are offering at the very lowest BiG. == ‘CurKid Box Toe. worked button holes...92.00 Bad “ou! God Ladies Extra fine Cur. Kid. two styles... 250 Ladies’ Extra fine Cur. flexible, (our own + ey SAD. renirtenneinanianetiyaeeneianen BD ¥ EAA Ladies’ Extra fine Cur. Kid, Spanish instep. 3.50 a Es f*4 ‘Men's Goat Bustin. hand made.._—____$1.25 HOMESPUNS wa 81 SILK WARP TENGLIS PRURTEETRSTULTARE A Te) ENGLISH CRAPES AND ‘TED BLACK ee Fax Lad. Genuine Dongola, band 1800 9.90 Lad. Genuine St. Goat, band Mien 4.50 ‘Our Gent's $2.50 shoes can’t be beat. They are peut, stylish and good fitting, We have them in tree Gifferent styles. Our Geut's $3.00 Shoes are genuine calf skin and compare iavorabiy with the $4 shoes sold elsewhere Our line of Gent's fine Drew shoes are the most stylish and irom the most reilabie mauutacturer ‘The Prices are bound to suit you. Give as « cal! and be convinced. ‘You will find everything kept bya first-class shoo sore. nz Market Space. Pull line of Ladies and Gent's Felt Glippers, bie tor the sick room. Ca Rorrser, OS. 403 AND 405 TTHST. XW. Headquarters forthe WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY Aso a fall tine of Rote MATE rs TICES TY come wre.