Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatne: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER. WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 9, 1886. Ancleations for 24 Howrs, Commencing at 3 p. m. roti For District of Columbia and Virginia, local rains, no decided change in temperature, winds Benerally northerly. Goxp Pens at cost, Whitaker's. Miss ADA Grn mf BERT, having Just returned New York with all the latest designs of fail and winter fashions, will reopen her parlors, 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, to-morrow. PLAYING CARDS at cost, Whitaker's, Just Received the latest blocks of Silk Hats at Frave’s, corner 7th and D, the only strictly one price hat and gent’s furnishing Store in the ei Bey lar Wurraxen Is closing out at cost. SPLENDID PorAaTorS at lowest market rates. ‘Come and see them. . T. MerzcER & Bro. 417 7th st. nw. READ THE Advertisementof the Family Shoe Store in City Items, 310 7th st. n.w. AxrorrrEs 40c., formerly $1. Whitaker's, MEpICAL Testimony. 100 West 497 STREET, New York, June 6, 1883. practice ex- Heoeck’s Porous Plasters in the ad conditions of the lungs ays with success, I recom- men eir use ip that most 5 dis- ease, Summer Catarrh, or Hay Fever; strips of Plaster hed over the throat and chest will afford great reliet from the choking tekling in the throat, wheezing, shortness of breath, aud Pains in the chest. R, McCormick, M.D. PICTURE AND FRAMESat cost. Whitaker's, ScHooL SHoxs at the Family Shoe Store, 310 ‘Tin st. nw. ALL fancy stock at cost, Whitaker's, ‘REISINGER’S Ice cream, 235 G st, n.w. ALL stock to go before _ Whitaker's, LaTRones, RANGES AND FURNACES repaired ‘St Gartreli’s Stove Store, 815 7th st. n. Posrrive closing sale at cost. Whitaker's Fis Portrarts, Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av SEccRE bargains before C ‘Whitaker's, Gas Fixtures, at Shedd’s, 409 9th st WHITAKEK closes out October 1. SLATE MANTELS AND GEATES, at Shedd’s, Laraones, Ranges and Furnaces, at Shead’s. SAVE eyesight; consult Hempler, 453 Pa. ave. TwENTy-FouR head of fine Indian Horses Will be sold at auction September 11 at te Drover’s Rest, corner 12th street and Ohio ‘avenue, at ten o'clock. CITY AND DISTRICT. ane Amusements To-Nicht. Natrona. THEATER.—The Winston venefit, Axnaver’s.—“In China.” Wild Bill.” Manassas PaNoRaMa.—Ubio avenue and 15th street a Condensed Locals. ‘The contract tor furnishing iron wall-bearing tes for the new Pension building has been awarded by Gen. Meigs to James H. MeGill, of Wis city, whose bid was $169. A well‘attended meeting of the Soldiers’ Tem- perance Union was held last evening at the ‘g@rsenal and was addressed by Mr. Caldwel, of Georgia, and others. ‘The members of the old Washington Light Infantry beld a meeting last evening to make arrangements for the cele! a Of the fiftieth anniversary on, Which occurs On the 13:h in: It is proposed to have a Parade, and another imecting will be held this e : port that about leclo ig the watchman at Ken- @all Green saw ‘suspiciouslooking men Passing through thegrounds. He followed them and they fired two shots at him. the shots and they rai The Washington = He returned band has elect ot, Frank Claud Phe case ot Merediti @hared with shooting at his wife was dismissed by Judge Harpe on. nignt a young Ward Porter was arrest r Yesterday d man named Ed- front of the Dime Museum tor obstrn pavement. When a und in his veket. This mo Suell, Por- er was tied and » for carrying the Fazor and $5 for ot nz the pav Mr. Wm, T. 1 an Disirict, died at his late resi- resident of ti h street northwest, early 79 years. Mr. Duvial eon- @ucted for many yearsa merchant tailors es- Yablishment int ty and bad many triends. ‘His funeral will take place Saturday. A SUIT For SLaxpeR.—Mr. Thomas F. Mil. Jer, attorney tor Frank Phillips, has entered suit against Mictiael Combs for slander, elaim- Ing $10,000. cam The declaration states that on the 31st of August last Mr. Comrbs said Of and concerning plaintiff that he was “an Ataian thieving son of a—. If the truth was ahad a hand in that eounterteiting ss.” meaning that he was connected with the crime of which Pise victed aud sentenced to the Penitentiary. Phillips ciaims that his repute: tion has been injured to the extent of tne dam- ages claimed. A TRIBUTE To TH Lare J ‘es is memory or L ate Jobn ss, at MeKendzeeM 4jchurchyon Massa ear Hh atrect. last evening, Were largely atiended. Rev. c. Herbert Ri ardsou. minutes wht the quarteriy McKendree had adopted, and w. ‘d the bigh re- spect said ir. Harkness was his services and Iie-15: letbodist chur Triva: memory of the deceased by Rev W. H. ‘Thum- bert, E. F. Simpson, ck, RK. V. Beit, assistant Superiite lay School; EL W. Worthiu; Latham, Solomon ADJOURNMENT Chexks’ Assoctation— When ine Railw Mail Clerks” Mutual Benet association reas- abled Last evenin: hotel reso- ons were adopi ablica- ution, igs Of the convention or Tux KaiLway Mam ssuanee Of Lew cer lflcaies of mesnb ship. The convention then adjourned, to meet Beat yeur in Detroit. To-day mauy of the nemLcrs Visited Meant Vernou aud Arlington cemetery. De. WM. A IkVINE.—The vice Reet general of the Cineinuati society, Dr uw. Armeatrong Irvine, died at bis residen at irvine, Pa, Se; er 7th, in the eigh Uhird year or fis Calender Irvine Gen. Irvine, «iw com anded the Penni Murrled a davgiter ot te la Duncan, of Natchez, Mis aghters Burvive him, Mr. if: Biddle, of this city, Bad Mrs, Thomas Newbold, of Philadelpuia, Pa, Tue Luruexas Rewnron at Pex Man—It as estimated that between twelve and fiiteen thousand peuple attended the Lutheran ‘re- Union at Pen Mar yesterday. Representatives frou: the cougiegaiious of St. Paul's Memorial €hureb and the Church of the Keiormation formed a party irom this city numvering some 200. The congregation of St. Paul was ac. Guspanled by # section of the Marine band. Tae pastor, Kev. Dr. Domer, was one ot the Speakers of the day. This gathering brought t- ther Lutherans from Virginia, Maryland nnsylvania and the District of Columbiajand as & Very successful 4s Well usan enjoyable ‘Occasion, ——— Base Bats Yestenvay.—Tne Detroits had their own way yesterday, and the Nationals came very near being shutout. The Detroits quude nineteen bits tor a total Of thirty-three ‘ases, while the Nationals were heid down to sx hits, The gaine was vne-sidea and, of course, Bainteresting. The score was 21 to'2 in favor i the Dewoiis, The Young Stars, of this et Sefeated bY @ score of 7 wo 5.” ‘The Brightwoods Montgomerians at Linden, Mary- score of 8 tol. Games eisowhere: 9; New Yorks, 4. Aust St. Louls, 6. At Kan- More—Baitimore, 1; Metropolitan, 3. At Phil ‘At Cincin- ox TO Go To Baxtr a Bricklayers’ Union, No, 1, last evening decided w accept the invi- tation of Union No. 1, of Baltimore, to partici- te in the ot ip that ae tue 0th instant, The Baltimore union wi be pre Senled with banner, Mr. D. N. Ferry, of the Wi union, making the presentation After the parade 4 banquet will be ve at the Scbuetzen Park. Jt is estimated the W. i will ee ‘and they will be beaded su Bae tine band. ~ eens THe CaRnou. Ixsrrrors EXcurstox.—the ®eason at Bay closes on the 13tb instant, bo desire to visit that beautiful resort close will find the excursion to-mor- the most tavorable opportunity. It a the management of Gaszott Tae - 2nd special trains golng through without gelays will be ran at convenient hours, leavin Obiv station 9am, 12:45 3 leaving Buy Ridge at 6:30 und and arriving home & and 9 p.m. only $1; children, 50 cents. | Ge: THE MURDERED CAPTAIN. One of the Sapposed Dixon Murderers Still at Large—Am Investigation in Progress. . The investigation into the murder of Capt, Dixon, while aboard his sloop the Mary J., in Or near Machodoe creek, Virginia, is going on at Leonardtown, Md., with unabated interest, The colored boy, Biscoe, who was arrested, ix Still in jail, and in his confession he states that the murder was done by a mulatto man whom Capt, Dixon shipped at Alexandria. It has been denied that the sloop stopped at Alexan- dria, but Justice Morgan, who has charge of the case at Leonardtown, where Biscoe is in jail, has received a message from Capt. King, of Alexandria, who stated that on Friday he saw Capt. Dixon ship a mulatto named Bradshaw at Alexandria, Capt, King knows Bradshaw well, having sailed with bim, and wili come to rdtown at caught. A LETTER FROM MAJOR WALKER, Justice Morgan has also received. the follow- ing letter trom Major Walker, the superintend- ent of the police force in this city: “Yours of the 224 Inst. recelved. We have information leading us to believe that the mur- dererot Capt. Dixon is Stansberry Bradshaw, He has a mother named Mary Jane Bradshaw and a brother named James Thomas Bradshaw, Their postofiice address is Monteithville, Staf- ford county, Va, Stansberry, it 1s sald, has a sore foot, aud Will likely go home to have lt doctored” You can learn trom your prisoner if the murderer had a sore foot; if So, it would in- dicate that Stansberry Bradshaw is the man We have intormed the maycr of cksburg of our suspicions regarding Stansberry.” it is said there are four Bradshaw brothers, One of them, Stansberry, Is said now to be In Ceett county’ (Md.) jail for larceny of money from the captain oi a boat. Another, James ‘Thomas Bradshaw, is said to have abducted the white girl, Minny'Tinny, from King George's county, Vi, and attempted to murry her in Washington, FOLLOWING UP THE CLUES. The Baltimore Sun’s special from Leonard- town states: “Tue community here generally agree with Superintendent Walker that Brad- shaw Is the accomplice of Biseoe inthis horrid murder. A map answering the description by Biscve of his accomplice was seen in aniesville on last Saturday golug towards Benedict, on the Patuxent, He got his dinner atacolored man’s house. and stated be had been on a boaton the Potomac and had left on account of being badly treated. Two ofl- cers went in pursuit of him, but up to this fume he has not been captured. Miss Belle Dixon, of Baltimore, # daughter of Capt. Dixon, accompanied by Mr. Nagle, has been bere anc identified the clothing found in Biscoe’s valise ‘as belonging to her father.’ ‘The body of Capt. Dixon, which had been buried in a graveyard on the Boyes’ farm in Westmoreland county, Va., was disinierred last Sunday and a complete post mortem ex- amination was held. Capt. Dixon’s skull was found to be badly fractured and crushed in, Dr. 8. F. Brown took out several pieces of bone. The body was too much decomposed to show Whether or not the throat had been cut, ‘The Confession Not Confirmed. ME, FREUND, OF THIS CITY, DENIES THE STATE- MENTS OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER, Ben Biscoe, the colored boy who isin jail at Leonardtown, Md., on suspicion of being the murderer of Capt. Dixon, of the sloop Mary J., near that place recently, has made a supple- mentary statement to his vonfession, in which he expiains how he happened to have the $8.50 Which was found in his pockets when he was arrested, He says that the money was paid to him August 25th last by Mr. Freund, the ca- terer on 9th street, in this city. A STAR re- rier called at Mr. Frennd’s place this morn- ing and was told by Mrs. Freund that the au- thorliies at Leonardtown had written to him inquiring as to the truth of his statement, An exutuinaiion of his books showed that @ boy who gave bis name as John Biscoe was in the y of Mr. Freund trom September 23d to ber 23d, 1855, and that when he was dis- charged he was paid $4.50,which was due him, No other person of that name, or answering the deseription of this boy, had been employed by Mr, Freund, at least recently. ny time to identity him when Miss Winston and the Rifles, CAPT. OYSTER DENIES THAT THERE WAS ANY DISAGREEM BEIWEEN HIMSELF AND LIEUT. MANSUN. Captain Oyster, the commanding officer of the Nationat Riffes, denies the published state- ment that there was any difficulty between him and Lieutenant Manson, or that any con- flict of authority oecurred between them at the armory last evening. At the request of some ‘oung men who wished to organize a volunteer Squad to appear on the stage at Miss Winston's benefit, he went to the armory last evening and saw them drill, and when they asked him what he thoughtof their drilling, he told them that, in his opinion, they did uot do it well enough to ‘appear on the si Miss Winston, who was present during the evening, had retired, and at the request of the youug men, who were mainly the former members of the Cadet Rifles, and who agreed in this opinion, he said he would iniorm the lady that they éould not appear. It was not proposed that the volunteer squad should appear in the Rifles’ uaiiorm, and there was no difference of opinion between himself and Lieut. Manson. The Rifles had never agreed to appear on the stage on the Occasion mentioned, but a publisued aunounce- ment that they Would drill came out in the Sunday papers, when the company did not meet Until Monday evening and take action upon Miss Winston's invitation until Monday night, The action of the company in refusing to take part was in accordance with a rule Which bas been in force for some time, not to take part in benefits, Capt. Oyster suid that he met Lient. Manson at the armory last evening and bad a pieasant chat with him, but there Was no question between them on this subject or any other. ees QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.—235 cattle 9a the market, 127 sold to butehers as follows: Best sold trom 4% to dye. per Ib; good sold from 44 to dye. per 1b mediani, sold from B44 to 4c. per 1b.; common sold trom '2y to 3 Per lb. 74 sold to country dealers. 34 lett over, and shipped to other markets. 1,379 sheep and ibs on the market. Old sheep sold from 2 lambs sold from 4 to 5%\e. per and s seid irom $20 to $50 ket for catile, sheep and lamb was ——+___ THE EMPEROR oF THE UNITED STaTEs.— Jacob Coster was at the White House yester- day and unnounced that he was the “Em- peror of the United States.” “My ouly trouble,” e said, “is that I can’t get the $0,000,000 tat is locked up in the Treasury.” “He ‘was sont to the Insaue asylum. It is learned that he arrived trom England about two weeks ago. He roomed at 622 Penusylvania avenue north: West. In his trunk were found seventy-one ene pound English bank notes. masts we 2 each, fair. CANDIDATES AT THE CULPEPER FAtR.— ir of the Piedmon: Agricultural society, ch is being held at Culpeper, Va, wa ly attended yesterday. Mr. FFank Hume and Gen. W. H. F. Lee, both candidates for the democratic “nomination for Congress, were reat deal of attention. eee ERS’ PAIR AT DUNN-LORING.— ge Camp of Northern Virginia opened yesterday at Dupn-Loring, Fairfax county, Va. Amoug the District exhibitors are John A. Bur ker, agricultural implements, and the Sanders & Siayiman ‘hington braneh of the Estey organ company. The Washington Continentals, who are in cainp on the ground, will give ex: hibition drills eact day. Addresses were deliy- ered last evening by Hon. Mortimer White- head, of New Jersey, lecturer of the national grange, and by prominent grangers of Virginia, Sinong’ them’ Capt He. Garrett, of Fairiaxt Col, & X. Chartters, of Spotsylvaniay Dr. Jas, M. Blanton, of Cumberland; Hon. R. Farr, of Fairfax county; Hon. J. L. Shelton, of Dinwid- die, aud Kev. Asa Richard, of Frederick. STATIONERY SALE.—The stationery sale in Georgetown will be continued this evening at 7:30 o'clogk at No. 3073 Bridge street. eae a mane: ik Eawza & ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of parity, strength and wuolesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLD ONLY IN Cama, RoraL BakiNe POWDER Co,, 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0024 HUNDRED Pains BOYS LOW QUARTER SHOES, size, 1 to 5, for 75e., reduced use, 1 105. from $1.25. MEN'S AND BOYS' PANTS, Reduced t0 one-half igen enh: Teeaosetbae gain ever offered in Washington” = 3.W. SELBY, Sepetens ako vem Goods calied for and delivered. be il CIry ITEMS. Underwriters’ Sale of White Goods Saved from the Iil-fated Steamer Ore- gon. We have just purchased, for from the insurance’ fae men eight ies goods saved from the steamer Oregon. These goods are sou! Bot damaged in the losat, having bees packed in tin-lined cases, 300 di ‘fin nen Nz ins, extra heavy, oes pejauenn COCR BLOOY eer ap ye dozen, worth $2. sd 300 dozen heavier and finer Linen Napkins, Wise places 20 Cedar wide extra tne aad is heavy Table Linen at @4¢,, worth $1.00 Der ail? Pigces heaviest, Black Cashmore Gro Grein .39 per yard. uality can: landed ‘for less tian $2.60. “i io want of & this, for this or next year, do not fail to see ‘Two cases finest English Marseilles §} These have been sold at $8.50. We shall offer them at $3.90. Do not fall to see them, as handsomer quilts have never been offered. Also, two cases fine Nottingham Curtains, 3% sug 4 yards long, af about Oc. on the dollar *roprietors o! boarding houses, restau- rants will do well'to call at once, as the goods, at prices named, will meet with imme- ate wal ‘Sule to commence this day, and to continue unul Saturday night, after which all unsold goods will be placed in regular stock and sold ‘at regular prices, ‘Terms: Cash on delivery. LANSBURGH & BRo., 2 420, 422, 424, 426 7th street. Family Shoe Store to the Front. SCHOOL, SHOES. SCHOOL SHOES. Before purchasing school shoes, inspect our mammoth stock and save fully 26 per cent on ‘ull purchases, Children’s Spring Heel School Shoes, 49 cents up. ‘Shntaren's Button School Shoes with heels, 72 cel n Misses Solid School Shoes, worth $1.50, only 98 cents, Boys Solid Leather School Shoes, button or laced, only 98 cents, sold every where at $1.50, mes 2 ‘Spring Heel Shoes Kid or Goat, ‘Shoes tor the Baby, from 15 cents up, Come and see our Ladies Kid Button at 96 conts. Our Ladies Worked Button Holes, worth $2, g0 atg1.: ‘he celebrated Family Shoe Store Shoes, re- gular price $3, marked down to $1.98. Gent's Congress Button and Laced Suces all reduced from $2.25 to $1.49. Come and look at them, sxight's Shoes all, styles, reduced from $3 to Our Great Walkingfast Shoes marked down trom 85 to $2.98. Call early, bring this list with you and be con- Yinced that we give you precisely what we ad- vertise, FAMILY SHOE STORE, 310 Seventh st, n. w. ‘We close at.7 p.m., Saturday excepted. | 2 @olong, Japan, Gunpowder and Im- perial Tea, of delightful flavor at 50c. per Ib.; cannot be equaled at less than 75c. per Ib. Old Rye Whisky 73c. per bottle, (tull quart). Good Cigars, 50 in’ @ box, $1.’ Blackberry randy, 6de. a botile, and the best bargain in Groceries tobe found.” Come quickly. “See new adver- Usement. N.T. Merzoxr & Bro., 1 417 7th et. n.w. John C. Baker & Co.'s Cod Liver Oil and Malt is the finest preparation of the kind in the market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in wast- ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug- si Scott’s Emulsion of Pure COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, Very Palatable, and Increases Flesh, Dr. F. H. Clement, Brighton, Ills, says: “Scott's Emulsion is the best _I_have ever pre- seribed. 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The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich. offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any man af Hicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope 'with full particulars, mailed tree. Write them at once, thst Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4 1b. “Ward” prints, 35c. rib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilic; sweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 centa Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. oral Buasxers, Suawis, Surxs, VELVETS, FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED, BLANKETS (immense size) slightly soiled. Price ‘Reduced. Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, $1. CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS. Price Feduced 64,0. BEAUTIFUn FIGURED SATINES, nearly one yard wide, excellent quality, 120. BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 50c. A Pair of our extra large size Damask Towels or one of our excellent quality Bridal Quilts will be pre- sented to each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goods, CO A RRR TMT FEB RRR gs Go sy RMR RT EPP TBR, 588s So AA BPE OE ge i ‘S85 oS S422 EF ee E OB te > se 711 MARKET SPACE Mis Serer Consox Sass, In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year:” “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost ubout $8 per mouth, provided COKE were used in cities,” &e. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Boabels e870: 25 Bhaghels for BR00." COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bushels for $2.00. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Jad 411 and 413 10th street, y Ger Tux Best. THE CONCORD HARNESS. ‘Weare the Sole Agents for the sale of the Genuine Concord Harness and Collarg ‘Beware of imitations, Besure of Name and Number. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pennsylvania Avenue Je19 Vuuarrs, IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL. FAMOUS CA ROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 620 9TH STREET, OPP. U.& PATENT OFFICE. dy29 BRANCH, 1706 PA. AVE N. W. A BCAaDIAN, THE IDEAL WAUKESHA (WIR) WATER “Nature's for of the a Fes specific for diseases Klaney “Unequaled in diseases of the Stomach and Allmen- tary Canal.” % Dealers supplied by Sak'L Co. PALMER, Agent for the D. of C. 700 Mints, eet ohne soe *REAT BARGAINS. GI ARGAINS, G ‘boat forget the Resster 608, Gon, 609, 15th st. n. w.. opposite U: a ‘Traveh Pom RN shat Harness, Saddles, Bridles, alt it and be eoavingsd. = Prien su27-3m ‘opponid Ui. Trccaury, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., EDUCATIONAL. is eet PRIV. RIN CLASSES, | ¢ )GONTZ. ATE OR IN Farrecir Ut a mative Parwien texas: | (2° Sexton FoR YOUNG Lapres. er, graduate Preparation for all colleges. ters seOlm* EXERCISES OF WAVEBLY SEM, <isclars may be obtained on application to 1921 Pei "M188 LIPSCOMB, Principal. Y hapless (Pn Industrisi, “Normal, ana | &. MIN Law, Departments will conn BRET EeNEE Tote HOLY 1312 Sgro recurved eiodion MONDAY Cove dike wis Tenewed advantages for 8 thorougn course in Science, fiste and Are of Music ts a Taughe “Special attention te paid to Plano, Hawetn {ar'aod Manjo. Painting and the Languages receive particular atention, Private clave in fant ng: "Phe: Rography and taney work. Lustre Painting, Calls: tvtolen and Kindetgarvon are uew features of" the present year. Connected with the Acalemy is’ School for Boys, tanght by Sisters, nel-2w HK MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIR LARD Lintia peve pens WEnneeoat: Jars and further information. Peer ime iss MORAN'S SELECT PRIMARY AND MReademis School for Boys and: Gin or, ‘aod Eatn.w., will reopen SEPT: 20TH, 0 % : can be seen at G11 4th st nw. seT-2we > EORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. G, ‘The Schools in the Academe Department, Reopen ols in. the ent THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEN oth, 1886 ‘Terms for session of ten mouths: Boarder sorenscrnen 800. Half Boarderacs-7- 100. Day Scholars.svcrsccz 80: For particulars apply to. EV 548. 4. DOONAN, 8.3,, se6-2w President, RT SCHOOL, ‘Mrs. M. H. PIKE begs to inform her friends that ‘has removed her studio to a more central location, 19 F st, where she will be pleased to meet her pur is Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays dari Toni of September. seb bu ASHINGTON, D. G—"THE CEDARS.°—A ‘Boarding and'Day Sehool for Young Ladies and Little Girls, Academic and Collegiate preparatory courses. Special advantages in, Music and Art. A building. in course of erection, with enlarged. school and class rooms will add greatly to the advautages of the school, Number of pupils in both departments lunited. “Miss EARLE, 1916 35th st, se6-8m REBEL INSTITUTE—PRINCIPALS, MISS SU- SLE POLLOCK, of Boston, trained in’ Germany and Miss C.'R. NOERR Graded schoo). Primary, Advanced and Kindergarten Departments. German free. Twelfth yeur begins September 15th at 1127 28th st nw. sed-3we TPE HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL ‘will open September 15th. 1886, at 6 o'clock p.m. For circulurs or {nformation apply to. JAMES H. SMITH, Secretary, 04-20 32 Sth st, n-w..q@e Droit Building. MAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL FOR BOYS ind Girls. corner 4th and E sts. n.w., WM. FE. MEYER, principal; Mrs, L. KLEPPISH, vice princi: 1, The duties of the schoot will be resumed on (ONDAY, September 6th. ‘Thorough instruction by Professional teachers in both the Huglish aud Ger man brauches, Private lessons in languages and ste- nography. sed-1w® R. JARVIS BUTLER, M* *Sincer Orgnnist ind Accompanist. ‘A itmited number of pupils, Address, care Sanders @ Stayman, 934 F st. v.w. sedi RS. ANNIE LOUIS POWEI Seive a limited number of puplig in Voige Cu ture, Sicht Reading rte Instructioi her fesidence, 704 0th st. n.w., on and after Sept. Reterences: Dr. J. W. disebotl, Signor G. i. Lam: Berth, Drosden: dir. Emillo Agramonte. New York; SF. Wartan, ‘New York. “Cireulirs al musié ‘opened September 20, at 1801 Corcoran st., for Young Ladies only. ‘Special instruction willbe given tosuch as wish to prepare for college, for teacalng, OF Foray Special employment] set-lw RIGHARDS, A. M., Principal. 7, GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS AND YCUNG ‘Men, St. George’s, Baltimore county, Ma.. Prof, J. ~ KINEAR, A. BL, Principal, reopeba Sept. 20th, English, Classical aud Commercial. “Unsurpassed in advautazes and situation, - $290 to $200. eed-Am* M™ VERNON Siatixary, 1100, 1104 and 1116 Sst. nw, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little ‘Girls, MRS. ELIZABETH J, SOMERS, Principal. ‘Twellth year opens Sept. 30th, ‘The Principal will be at home after September Sth from 1 to. p.m, daily. e831 ‘AMES CORRIDON, ¥ ‘Year. Phonography, ‘he Columbian STITUTE, 1 6t0 1 Moses, Vee 30 French and English School for Girls. Fourteenth. nual session begins SUPT. 29TH. For circulars nd Information appl sed-2m ra. C, W. PATRO, Principal. BV. M, CADEMY OF THE VISITATION Connecticut ave. and L st., Washington, D.C. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. ‘The exercises of the Academy will be resumed SEPTEMBER 13, 1886. im MES, GES Cg CUIPMAN REOPENS HER School Sept. 27, 1131 17th st. nw. Lessons fatthsuily’ prepared duriug school hours, and those Which afe inissed restudied until perfected, —-se2-um* DRI LESSONS—BOOK G. ‘Caluculations and rapid writing @ specialty. ‘Terms reasonable. se2-3m C.F. WOOD, 275th st. ne. IN AND P ud Place (one block ircle), opens October 4, 1886. Send for circulars. sel-2m* HE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMA- ceutical Departments of Howard University will Open this winter's sessions October 4th. For Jurther information and circular address C. B. PURVIS, M. b., Secretary, 1118 13th st 8e1-Loez PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF Sscudy: 19 aduits confidentiat: prepares for college, Annapolis, West Point, ull exaniination IVY INSTITUT M HAND FRENCH VE School for Young Ladies and Children wil re- open Monday, September 27th, 1308 H st. Circulars ent on ap) zi selzm* 'S GERMAN, FRED South of Dupont poe ah Ep fea eee SFetbeotse _Ononts, Montgomery sounty TALLEY QCADEMY, Secret tah ayn. ohn Goaicand, W. A, Manry, Mr. [[N ‘M. A. (Univ. Va), LL.D. jy20-tu,thas3m* LIGH, FRENCH AND GERMAN. OUiend Day Benet No, BLa Foes Wi cake ine DORSEY, will open bt ‘fall corps of instructors. ‘circulars sadress "MISSAL G. DOREY, West Washington, he ‘SCHEEL. ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO See eT hers, as ‘and Terms moderate. 784 12th sunw iylo-cozme AfORAVIAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. BETH- MO ivien. Pa Senior Bo ent specially fon for sduaission Jo. Lehigh UniversiCf ese sehen ceed ty grsdunta EUGENE Le SCHABPIER, Ba. ta jeudent : aniteol (/ERLY HALL—A PRIVATE HONE SCHOOL pagar aati Princlpad, neat Poolesvilie ds jy tu,ttewaes PRS, CUT: T'S SEMINARY, BOARDING ‘M1 'tha Day Senook for young indie’ and chilacos, for7 Ton et, Seu BE Eeaes tl etrecle ate 2 and instrumental. rs and art receive . ial Peg att cee orin (person, Mrs. EUGENIA CUTHBERT. au24-1m* \MERSON INSTITUTE, Ea 914 lath st. bet. Iand K sts. Select Classical and Mathematical School for Doss, Begins tts thirty-tiith year MONDAY. September Prepares for Yale, Princeton, Johns ae esata kre Sata aaa hc a fhe ee ate shes ME tes Saran dem as be CHAS. B YOUNG, Principal. ‘Wasb- 20, sulé-eo2m* au23-1m ONZAGA COLLEGE, Ft Facet norton ‘The course of studies comprises English, French, German, Latin and Greek, Chemistry, Book-keeping. Arithmetic, Mathematics aad Phonography. Beane per duarteiawran, Re BS er atin Tin ev. KA. MCGURK, &J., Pres't, \CHOOL OF MUSIC. ESTABLISHED 1877] Ss 1305 BS ‘DLW. Rates reasonable. Church organ for practice. auziom THEO, INGALLS KING, Principal. ERMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY, 924 G ST. n.w., opeus MONDAY, September 6th. Instruc- Eee ieee ee ee Branches, Pupils will acquire a ready use of both languages, Latlu, French, Vocal and Instrumental MISES gf Schal Yr cals in gin Sat Ge send for catalogue. Nauzi-lme -" HUGO HUERSCHNER, Principal. "T. ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE, M GOURKE OF STUDIES CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Terms: Boarders per session of five mouths, $100; day students according to grade. ‘Studies will be resumed on Monday. Sept. 6, 1886. Address” BROTHER JOSEVH, Director, Carrot Post Office, Baitimoré county, Ma, Please send for a catalogué. jyb-3m, DRY GOODs. \RAND UNION HOTEL, ATLANTIC AVE, Geta. ity. Be J. Baeatrie bal in every, pista sanitary augemente S368 B. aan < fest Propeietor. $i aay.and Soa bet week. aes suzé-int ETRAYMORE SITUATED WITHIN "oo ot the beac SS re view, ‘with all ‘modern conveniences, Including the ou! lovator tu Atlaatic Clix: bea water bathuwdch and the inost periect and modera sanitary and drainage arrangements Jy10-co2m M._E HOOPES, J BDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS FRED ‘ERICK 00, Vae ‘Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordan Springs, P.O. . E.G JORDAN. RKNEY SPRINGS SHENANDOAH 00. VA THE LARGEST AND MOST FATHIONABLS SUMMER KiDORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ‘This resort hasbeen thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired and_papered throughout, Rew closeisand the best sanitary plasibung inthe mountains; new porches Mave been ere" hewly furlahed throughout; aud new hair niatt:esses Bave’ been placed in all the rooms, with woven ‘wire springs, making tals the best and ‘most _corapicte Tee sort to be found im the south. Greatest variety of Medicinal waters at any summer Tesort in ibe Uulted States: beautiful scenery, magaificest. roads: table une Greried: bot cold, shower and plunge baths good Seblng'and game’ nthe tan ‘Sicinity. irate class very Sm connection ‘with the ‘hotel’ charges moderate” B80. Telegraph and Expres office ia Waatingtos, being oniy5 ‘nours' ride‘on thes & aa ours” RR two trains ‘asily, ‘Music’ will be turuished 0 Prof ¥a." Williams’ Brass and String Band, of al baugh's Opera ‘House. Deseriptive pamphlets com: taining full information, cuts of the four principal Hotels; analysis ofthe water, attractions, terms, restr monials, &¢, may be had free at the following’ drug gists: Drew's, Milburn’s, Thompson's, Schafer’ ii gral water depot on Frit, evening Star fice and Foot.” For farther tuformation addrem MH. CABELL MADDUX, Froprisor eG. BURKE, Chlet Cleric Dr. G. W. CHANCELLOR, Resident Physician. mye om OARDING, BATHING, BOATING, ‘Adaress W. F, LARRABEE, myi84m_ Fortress Monroe. Va. 188 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD- ‘Mitte ana certiied exasiiner oftie New saniand Conservatory, “Piano tech y and voice cuitare, 013 10thet mw. a5. RT SCHOOL, ‘WEST END, 1024 17th st. n.w. Sealy Srocipeia.”* Wonion Medalist, snd Mn 3. y. ‘Medals awarded in lite classes in June, 1887. au30-3w* MAREAND, AGRICUITURAT, COLL EGR ‘Next Session opens SEPTEMBER. 20, 1880, Heside the regular Collegiate Course, enibracing English, the Classies and the Sciences, special courses. fo Agriculture, Civil und Mechanical ering and Applied Ctiemistry are provided, unde? the direo- m of g full corps of Professors and eminent Lectur- ers, The Cadets are under military organization and upline, Before making a final selection send for Catalogue ofthis institution, giving full particulars as to courses: Of Instruction, Terms and Scholarships. ‘Location unsurpassed for beauty, healthfulness and convenience of access. Address— MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, 22m Prince George's county, Ma. HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE, A Select Boarding and Day School tor x Young kadiey and Lite Gina e-opens SEPIC 29, 1880. Forcatalogue an particulars address Mr, and Mra. Wal Dr GABELTs Principals, 1212 and 1214 14th st, or, for’ immediats ‘attention, at Norwood, Nelson Co, Va Puplie desirous of preparing for the regular course ofthe Norwood inultuc, or We wish an opportunity fo acquirea practical use ol the French laageage, Wi find it to thelr interest to ‘attend the sumnier seston # Norwood. Sy20: INKNEY INSTITUTE, 818 CONNECTICUT ave., select English, French and German School jor young ladies and little girls, re-opeus September Zo HOS, gop girealars oF mpecial information apply to the Misses BURGESS, Principals. au2s-1 [aE BOYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL—Commences its eighteenth year Sep- tember 13, in the north session room of Dr. Sunder- land's church, 4% street n.w. Instruction faithful and. thorough; careful preparation for business, competi- live examinations, government institutions, colleges and universities, Its pupils in the past, asa rule, have taken high rank, See circulars in book stores ior testi- monlals of well-knowa patrons. ‘The achool-room has been put in perfect order. ‘The Principal may be ad- dressed ving st. Carrier 25 for a call or further {au20-2mj J. W. HUNT, A.M. CH LESSONS. . Vuplls tanght in one season a practical use of the language and a Parisian pronunciation. New term. this week. MWLLE V. PRUD' HOMME, 1014 17th st., between & and L. NN. 16.—Season of ’80and’S7 reopens september 27th. Morning, afternoon and evening classes of all grades for adults and children. French Kindergarten at 2 .m. English and French School (fifth year), near Towa Girgie. Children speak, write aud. understand French, ‘The languarge taught from French text books, ‘u20-2m RSJ. L. MeGEWS SCHOOL GIXTH YEAR) will reopen Monday, September 20th, at 1110 sow. 18-3m, DRENCH KINDERGARTEN FOR CHILDREN under tweive years ofage,reopens September 30th. For pacticulars address MADAME CHEVREMONT ee del’ Academie de Paris), 1502 15th st. nw, 7PUE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Ani ‘THE LADIES’ ART ASSOCIATION, OF N. ¥., 723 14th st. nwa, English school and Kindergarten reopens | Wall be open all summer. reat Yéduction tn prices Ocrowkn aS Third year. Cisculars at Lava Tih se ree an ea the susnaner Ke re I as. sel-lm* auld HER AND MISS ADA B. CONN, ‘Teachers of Fiauo, Organ and Vocal Musi X sel-2m* Ms BALCHS, BUSINESS “ScrtooL FoR Mi ictaie; aad Gentiemen, 1200 0 =. reopens. Ge ober “S'thorough Iusiriction given ine English Branches, co.position, elocution, Snathemaieand steuography, Also, lessons. In-aucient. aiid modern Tnnguages. “Bookkécping a speciaity. Day and yigit sessions. Pupils prepared. for West Point. ‘Naval Aeademy, High Scioal and Civil’ Service, examiner ilons. "Orie bundred suocestally prepared auring the last year. Reterences: Hon. W. W. Corcoran, Aaini- ral Lee,” Washington, D.C; Adiiral Balch, “Waltie more, Md. sel-im JPECIAL LESSONS FOR PERSONS PREPAR- ing for competitive examinations, by a lady,many. gfooxe pupils have received fing appointments utr der civil service rues. Miss BALCH, 1200 0 st 1-1 rps PREPARATORY SCHOOL or THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, The exercises of this school will be resumed on the 20th of Septemb:r,with a corpsor seven teacheae the Boner ob pops fainted ta gue hundred, and appl Gants will be aduaitted in the order oftuelnrésiairabion, ‘Afi class, limited tn to be composed of papi Sogiish branches a Prepare Tory to the regular work of the school, will boteeieal at the bexioulug of the yeur lt a suicient number ot Duplis stall apply The Class, with the dally oversiesy of the Principal, will pagleaey haseparate room, un- Ser the charge ot a teacher who. wil devote Miseatite ‘me to its instruction. Tyition fee, payable semi-annually in advance, in the Hirst four classes, $80; in the fH class, SOU. Ne extra charges. ‘The principal, or one of his assistants, will, from the Sint of Septemiver. be dally at the shoot’ SaaS 1396 1 stn w., to answer inquiries au3l-lm ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, Principal CADEMY SACRED HEART OF MARY, Maryland av, and 8th st. s.w.—Boarding and Day School: Will resume studies September 1sth. 8) aitention given to Music on Plano, Zither and Banjo. Painting and Crayon Drawing taught in ‘lasses oF pri- ausi-2w vate lessons T. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, ‘Vermont ave., between M und N sta. u.w. Studies Fesumed Monday, September 6th, ‘au28-2W ‘Bro, TOBIAS, President. JERMAN-AMERICAN DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, reopens WEDNESDAY, O20 1 st haw. Sept ist The ngllsh Branches taught. Germanrenae Sepecinity. “A good education isactaiuablein oath ieee Boaces by all puplisof average capacity. Private Lee Sons aregiven to both sexes, to individuals or in classes, tondults-as well aa children. ‘Teems reasonable: auzs-lm* MISS C: DENGLER, Principal, HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘Washington City, b. G. "The preparatory school beyins Sepeembsr 20, ‘The Columbian college beglus September Jo, ‘The medical schoo! bezing Gctober " ‘The Corcoran scien: Ne school begins October: For catalogues of Sther in?oftastlon, addrens, i Sther in JAMES C WELLING, ‘President, 26-1m \RIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 IST, N. W. Fueye, DENTARY AND HICH SOHOOL POR si WILL REOPEN SEPT. 16TH' (THURSDAY). ‘There two courses of study—| tife end Classical. ‘The sohoot N ve PLEWOOD INSTITUTE,FOR BOTH SEXES, MI Goncoravite, Pa.” "Yale and Harvard Professors’ Thorough instruction fn ‘ail departments. A well: tipped department forlittle boys and girls, ean PT SHORTLIDEE, ANS Prinotpal. 1M RONALDELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLES: AME ten breparwory. Fourth year commenipes Gep- tember 22,°80.. Pre OF. any best ite abe amie oe HEE Sted Principal, 1305 17th st, Washinglon, D.C. jez-3mn xT. GE, LIS, MD.—THE S iextwesston begins September 16-1886, Seven departments and four courses of study, A Prepara- tory School attached. — Situation Unarpassed for Desiuty and healthfulness, ‘Terms very For gatalogue address Pro. THOMAS PELIn A. My Aur Rapolis, Md.,or may be had of JOHN ¥. PARET, 818 Pennsylvania ave. sor7im, yEW WINDSOR COLLEGE ‘An WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE, For Young Men—With Preparatory and Business Schools for Boys, For Young Ladies—With Preparer tory and Primary Schools for Giris, Pallealont pen September 13th, 1880, fr jesready. address Rev. A, MSELLY, D-D., Brest’ New Windsor Mae jy202m, | 20CKLAND SCHOOL for girls, Sandy Spring Monk Costa 18 mies noreivor Washingon Cienen opens Sept. 30, Thorough training; homegovernment: health carefully attended to; number limited. For circulars address HENRY C. HALLOWELI, A.M, $v20-3m ISS HILTON’S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA- DIES, (8 years on Vt. ave.,) will re-open Octo- ber ist, iu lutyer accommodauons, asa Day School. ‘The principal will be assisted by an_eficient staff of English aud Foreign Teachers. For Circulars addrezs ‘S21 Vermont ave. suck HAND, AND. TYPRWAITING PRACTI- Cally taught, Stecess guarauveed if instructions, followed, Private pupils preterres: 1. F CHOMEERR, office of Sonus & ‘Stenographers, 472 La ave, ae ‘ADAME HOPFEEDT, TEACHER OF SING ing after the true Itallan method, Classic and ‘Music: good. German, and fodern: French and italian, by unsurpassed methods, has Ser rooms at 716 1315 st n.W,, late 1215 G. iyi L FOR BOYS. Brookeville, Mont Cot Ma. Reopens SEPT. 16. For Catalogues apply to Im KEV. C. K. N) D.D., Prin. Ms Wy LE MISSES KERR BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO thelr tr.ends that they have changed their resi: denoe to 1223 15th st. n.w., where thelr school will be continned with increased advantages, September 224. GPESCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH: > and D sta. w.—A practical business edacation tbat des Young men ‘and women to Selves und sucessfully perform ‘the’ acts Guiles of ue. ‘Thorough fnstruction given in zit lations ook keeplag oat Practice. Law, Political Hconomy, Stenography and ‘Type: We Bengt omautiwn ol gitenht Yo eae : ‘weeks, $20, paid, ‘on entering. Night seasions— Parable gS om eae le nd ec ee ODN. SLB, Beers tesa OO teeters te ae gare Salant gc, No extra i ie See LADIES’ GOODs. J. . Cc Horcurmton, IMPORTER, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. % Bat ‘Millinery, Cloaks, Dress Laces, Buttons, Foster Kid Gloves $1 per pair upwards, Every pair Sted and warranted ses, MCCAFFRRTYS BONNET AND FACTORY has moved to northeast Maite ‘and G streets. Hasall the iatest fall styles in bonnet and hat frames, seb-4m Bazcams, Bazcarss. Asit isposttively necessary to reduce our large stock, of Summer Millinery in order to make room for early Fall Importations, we will sell our entire stock ot Im- ported and Domestic Bonnets and Hats at and below cost, MES. M. J. HUNT, sy10 1309 F street n. w. ca Sem, Due Same Tecommen e ressma are absolutely impervious. aul 9e0-3m* EAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND LINED. Furs of ail kinds repaired. =~ ‘Miss CUNNINGHAM, a0 MASE BOPRERY, 480 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes Corsets to order in every style and material, and tees ‘Stand comfort ‘SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underciothing, MerinoUnderwear ‘and finest imported {fosicry. Patent Shonider Braces, aud ail Dress Keform Goods French Corsets and Bustles. Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own make) that for the price iy un: N. B.—French, ‘and Spanish spoken. mrl4 JP®=NcH DENG “ScoURING aND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, : 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEst. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongeeour specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Hepaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud ‘Maison Yriese, Rue Hivolie, Paria 236 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Ean Asyovxcemest. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY Goopa, YOU ARE ISVITED. TO CALL AND took THROJGH,' aRD tr’ PLEASED MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS HEAD QUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES ses W. H HOEKE 847. A 1. Rocrs Bros NEW PATTERNS OF ROGERS BROS SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES, €C., @C., IN EXTRA PLATE, XII PLATE AND TRIPLE PLATE, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THE BOHLINGER LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS. ‘WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, CHINA AND GLASS IMPORTERS, 1205 Pennsylvania ave. vel, Passervivo Jars Pazszavixo JARS, Just Received. 4 NEW PATENT JAR. ‘The Most Perfect and Satisfactory Jar in the World. ‘Large Supply Jhst Received. Call and examine before buying. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO, 428 Ninth street, ‘Wholesale and Retail Agents, P.&—Our Mandheling:Java is the most delicious that can be produced, 283m Ts You Wasr A VAPOR STOVE be sure you get the best, and one with the latest tm- Provemente eich you ca and” im, ous (ull assor- Tent of all sizes of the Celebrated CROWN JEWEL. DANFORTH FLULD consuantly on band. See Spe EY. REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, ce ta foF the ONE MINUTE BOSS COFFEE PUT, 25 reduced in price W. & JENKS & CO, ty3 717 7th strost. Goon. Newa Goon Nuws FROM For allin need of CARPETS, STOVES alltn need of FURNITURE, = ‘sano one need be without a well-furnished home Devause they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determines to knock the botiomout of high ‘prices, aoa will sell 4S CHEAP a8 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE ‘WHERE FOR casi And we make this extragremary off that customers ‘can make thetr own tarsns im regard t paymenta, Come and see the largast store in the United States Come and ote the largest and mest varied stock ‘ose- ect from, Come posted 9" on prices GROGAIS INSTALLMENT HOURK (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUEK BETWEEN 1sTS AND 4TH STREETS X. W. : VSS s Tepent, come and make your own terme—as eis ae: wittE ooreanen, Trova Or Rexxaxra REMNANTS, KEMNANTS. ODD SIZES AND BROKEN LOTS OF GOODS AT Lasssvrcs & Bros EEGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS, ‘THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. EXTRA BARGAINS THIS TIME, READ, READ, READ. Gent's Genuine Lion Brand COLLARS, 8c each, ‘worth 30c. Ladies’ Leather SATCHELS, tan or black, 390 each, worth 600. Ladiew Rhine Stone COLLAR BUTTONS, 4c. Genv's Fancy SUSPENDERS, 17c.. worth 250. (Ode Sizes Gent's UNDERWEAR at half price. (Odd ~izes Laaies’ UNDERWEAR at haif value, METAL CLASPS, 12 desigus, 13¢. each. Gent's CUFF BUTTONS, 25 different patterns,25c., worth from 40 to 75c. per pair. Gent's Merino UNDERWEAR, Medium Heavy, for ‘early iall wear, 47¢., all sizes. 90 dozen Cambric Ruffled SKIRTS, with six tucks aad ruffle of embroidery, $1.19. worth $1.75. 25 dozen square neck CHE MISE,with deep yoke of embroidery, trimmed sround neck and sleeves, at 80c., well worth 7c. Our 35c. BUSTLE for 25¢. 5 dozen good Cotton DRAWERS, fine tucks and Fofile of deep embroidery, at 65c. Remnant price,b0c. 261nch Genuine Gloria UMBRELLA, Paragon Frame, at $1.48: regular price, $1.75. 100 hand-kult worsted SHAWLS, all colors, sold regularly at $3, remnant price, $2. Remnanis of Bleached and Unblesched TABLE LINENS, in all lengths and qualities 100 dozen 4% Dinner NAPKINS, at 98c., worth 25, S100" aomen % Dinner NAPKINS, extra quailty, $1.24, former price, $1.65. 7iinch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, at $1 per yard. valued at $1.60. 18-inch wide Linen DIAPER, $1. 20nch wide Linen DIAPER. $1.25. Honey Comb TOWELS, size 21x42, regular price, 20c., remnant price 15c. Applique TIDIES, white and red, former price 25c., remnant day price, 19c. Remnants of Neck RUCHING, remnants gf Skirt RUCHING, at half price. ‘Two cases more Remnants 6-4 Fralt of the Loom MUSLIN, 12%¢. per yard, worth 18¢, Embroidered Hage Ladies’ Linen COLLARS, 1240. Worth 25c. ‘These are slightly store soiled. Ladies’ Check Nainsook APRONS, 17e, worth 2c, Remnants Bie and Old Gold CALICO in good | lengths, for Sc., worth Se. ‘Two cases 10c. Apron GINGHAM, @4o. per yard. Children’s Ribbed HOSE, extra heavy, worth 50c,, Femnant price, 25c. One case left of that 10-4 Best Wamsutta Sheeting Cotton, at 2c , worth 35c. Furnitare Prints, vest quality, 6c, worth 12i0. per yard, Five cases heavy Unbleached CANTON FLAN- NEL, at Se. per yard, worth Sc. Five cases at 6lc., worth 10c. Five cases at Sc, worth 1240 Five cases at 1Uc., worth Lac. Remnants of RISBONS. Remnants of Dress CLOTH. Remnants of Irish LINENS Remnants of DRESS GOODS. Remnants of DRESS GINGHAM. Remnants of SATTEENS Remnants of FLANNEL {allcolors.) Remnants of Bleached COTTONS, alll at half regular prices. Comeearly. AN goods marked in plain figures, Every remnant ticketed with number ot yards and Price, ONE PRICE To ALL L A NNN gig a4 WORN Sesh Deu eee o ORE atk BBE a en ar Say EEGSHE Sate Be ER vB RR 38 BBR & ‘oo = T Day Goors Axo Canrem Our Carpet Department is stocked with all the new patterns in Ingrain, Tapestrys and Body Brussels of the very best makes. We would request all in need of Carpets to call and take lock at our stock before making thelr selections, Ingrain CARPETS, 25, 31, 37, 50c. ‘Tapestrys BRUSSELS, 55, 75, 850, $1. ‘Handsome styles in Body BRUSSELS, Body and Tapestry BRUSSELS, Hall and Stair to match. ‘Venetian Hall and Stair to match. Floor and Stair OILCLOTHS. Smyrna Tapestry and Velvet RUGS, FLOOR DRUGGETS. 10 cases Canton FLANNELS, 6%, 8, 10,1240. All-Wool Twilled FLANNEL, 25, 31, 37%. 8,000 Yards New Fall DRESS GOODS, 12%, 15, 250. TABLE DAMASK, SHEETING, TOWELS, NAPKIN, &0.,, 0. JOHNSON, GARNER & ©0., 636 Pennsylvania ave, ser South side, near 7th st. Hovserunxisaixas. We are daily receivinz our full supply of Rigelow, Lowell and Hartford Carpets, cum ‘Winon's, Body Brusseis and extra sup is also Mo- etre, Velvet and Roxbury Tapestry in all the new, lesigns. Art Squares ail sizes, aud a splendid lve of Silk. Piushes, Silk Furniture Coverings, Irish Point, Swiss, Antique, Nottingham Lace Curtains, Chenele #1 Spun slik Table Covers, ail sizes. “Tuose choice goods will flad It to iVaulage to our stock befure purchasing. HOOE BRO, € Co., 1338 F street, se7-3m 7 = Tux Newrsr Axo Besr 'Turxcs INFALL AND WINTER DIY GOUDS CAN BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISUMENT OF SEATON PERRY, GUCCESSOK TU PERRY & BROTHER) NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS AND FRENCH COSiUME CLOTHS. NEW HALCLINE SIIIPES AND SCOTCH LALDS LUPIN'S CELEBRATED CASHMERES AND » CHUDDAS. NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL PARIS TEX- TURES FOR COMBINATION SUITS. OF PU cE WOOL TRENCH DRESS FARRICS IN ALL THE LATEST FALL COLOR- INGE, SUPERB OF LYON'S FAILLE . N, | DUCHESSE, | RHA- GHAIN SILKS IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS 1OR STREET AND HOUSE, AR. LYON'S PURE SILK VELVETS, FROM 20 TO 28 HES WIDE. IN RANGING FROM $4 TO 38 LAIN AND STRIPED GERMAN TIUMMING VELVETS, WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY, IMPORTED JERSEYS AND MEDIUM WEIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS. NEW SILK, CHUDDA ANDCASHMERESHAWIS. THE BeSi'MAKES OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY WE MERINO UNDERWEAR PUR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDRI GENUINE ENFIELD SHAKER FLANNELS IN ALL QUALITIES, BOTH WHITE ANDSCAR- novi LTIES IN HANDKERCHIES AND HOSI- TREFOUSSE AND PERI OTS KID GLOVES, THECKLEBRATED QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS SHLCIS AT 31 RACH. Ba" FLALS FIGUiisS ANDCORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Peusy Buitprxo, Penn. Avenue, Corner vin street. Extablished 1840. BOOKS, &. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT nooks FOR Schools, Evers Grade of Public und Private Schoul Stationery and other Requlst Everything at the lowest’ prices Wholesale and © G PURSEL 425 ch a. se7 Oo New Booxs Grass (Lillie Chase W, Srerty Gram ttle Chase w ) ‘Transactions and Changes in the Society of Friends. ‘Uplands und Meadows (Abbott) A Folitician’s Daughter (Hamlin) Love and Stedicines 5) Biving parcoascd the” Book Sor aves we sball run in Sitasions ltt at euiber siote will be prusapery ied” Noted for Speed, Perfect Alignment, Beauty, mtrength, Changeable Type and Darabilliy. "Call and vee ig at JOHN C. PARKER'S, ee -€17 and 619 7tb street, ‘The Light Running NEW HOM! ‘the latest, str and SS) one ed cenggs * ita TRA co 1, Silver mearoh, 250. Cider Vinegar, 23e. Sain renee Fini Fier ao oh Piantation Ieva, Rowsted, 2c. 1b ‘Best Fam) » : word, Mexican ‘South Caroli Baker Oieie 10m, ‘Poursea 26 ob sexire Plourssd to 64-2500 boulder Meat fe. 2 Me. 2c. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF oe Eee a 4 g 09 Eee EE : THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA shear rie eG is without a doubt the most Rracrirvt and mint NuTmirious Flour in the World, ad ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MIN, ‘SExtmvented up tetas uesent eines ek Caey epee a Flour Unecmrames oy any mill in the world, sraceanou tran any mil watt fe ‘Uly of Unis maguinornt Flour i sbip wr cy eR a] Ee HOWEVER pe Hee ceryming che ht, bn gained, renown, me Peratacedr ata ene etcenaee ey ‘Brand, and aliewpting thereby tw of en BESS shi heey opal oa le THEREFORE ‘Be eure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES” and have the imprint of seme sckex ‘Soesecana casmare otabicas omar eaceea: SSeutgtegtopetaers, Issrromexts, DECKER BROS. FISCHER, AND ESTEY PIANOS, ESTEY ORGANS. ‘Pianos for rent and sold on easy terms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Garvin Butler tn charge), 034 P Street Northwest, ALLET @ DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS UN: ‘equaled at every desirabie point, these marvel austruments have won the Brst place in | ee I ‘of musicians all over the World. | Buy no other pine Until You have seen these, New siylen Now opeu ing at 811 Och at uw. ap! Eowarn F. Dnoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler, Decker & fon, Marshall & Wendell, Hallett & tuinson aed other Pianos; Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer- Hpstramienty cid on months pay mei Rented, Tuned, Repaired, Moved. stor and Ship, ‘New and Second-hand Piaposof other makes always Am stock ut iow. nS ® Te Piano Fo UNEQUALED IN TONK TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY. Second-hand Pianos at all prices, PIANOS FOR RENT. WM KNABE 200, mys 817 Market Space. Do Nor Prncnase NO, A thoronghly firsi-clase instrument at, ditty price. “Over 41,000 now la usa. Sophia band Pianos and Organs nt prises from $10 $150 Bold on small monthly payments Largest amurtuuent © Ge music in und city. MESKY ERERBACH. 915 ¥ sro ¢ RANICH @ BACH PIANOS. = FR any eiarage te ane wea he eT PP ahs ishveloasseltaingfarwuneana Gk. WILD & bit. ‘709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1964. : io remsonablesrict amon oUaa a aae Pints van = 7 SE & UD. ae xy ee ea) Poe tt ¢RAKAUER AND C.D. Px. _ SEWING MAC SHINES, &c. Pianos Burdett is Fail sewing, ¢ Rew ‘Improved “Light-tunnis oved palierus ates per wont, (paid deducted of price of Mar Chine if purchased later, (OU Lo teophs NEW Hy Beh greatly any ize of tis shuttie Aucomacie T Plated tools iu Lauasome moroece, plusinined, metal bouud case, aud euonized cabinel Work. 1 ‘all mach’ nes we \. AUERBACH, cor. 7th and I sta auzk Telephone Call 422-2 ly wd vents Cal Vest aud Comparison is all Cat o» asked for val, SL ING, Boe Agent, ‘Machines of all, quarters sor the Un ican No. 7, new, w secoud-band Willcox & Giubs, two second-hand Singer, “at side leat and deawern, S10. T eon skill. The rang thing of beauty and a OF aii kinds for saleut vone. Also, Central Uilice ‘pee them may 2 Or Au Onnens sewing Machine Dest in Ue world. very At our Office and see lhe Variety of Work done ou thin Machine. mbrovus Kinds doue without the use orauy atiachious Lu siruclous given free at 5 OPPENBEIMEK & BRO'S, 526 Mth street nw, Sole Agent for the LightRunniug New Hume sewing “Machine. ‘Machines taken in exchange. WOOD AND COAL. __ FJOAL AND Woop—DRY,. Li. N COAL. CAN aeiccied 20 tantly inet buttoun pico Ci ent ae a amie ao au2i-1m* e we FUEL AT SUMMER Kati ? WEN JOHNSON, Wholesale and etal Dealer in WOOD'and COAL. Complete Pac Woicht and Measure ‘Telephone iain» ‘ard and Ofice, 1102 Rhode Island ave. n.w, Branch == 1. Ast we. = Ofice, corner Vth wid K sis uw, aulO-Sm OF FRESHLY MINED COAL 6 TONS | prising every Sarnze & Co, Barrrore seareraae ;