Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1886, Page 4

i] OsFick of THE CuIhE SiGx WASHINGTON, D.C. Indications jor 24 ii «, Commencing at Tod For District of fair Weather, southerly | of An-| Prompt PAYMENT.—On U freasury department, took out a polic ine D.C, (a compa ment of losses, His insurance for two | 35; med- $10.04 Oa | ts | Association hoted for Its pro was in splendid pt pa ait ‘Of apoplexy. elation, always findi arge family of interesting children, grtefstriek- | gu at theirloss. Ile placed in Mrs. Hammond's hands money for immediate relie!, and_on Oct. 16th, twelve days after Mr a's death Vher the balance. Thi eno! sured, consider how little it costs. Can you at | ford to be without it? For further intormation | address J. W. Daew, No. 1420 F street northwest, | Agent District of Columb Fras J. frmners, General Mans Look, SPECIAL, Fox this week only, nut parlor suites, complete, at $23, 16 $36. A rare bargalu, Wa. i. Du ‘th street n. mer pr N's, G11 | Loxpox CovGH SYRUP only 10c,, at druggist. SATISFACTION GUAKANTEED or money re- funded with every bottle of Farrow’s Pearl | ‘Toilet Crean. ALL-Woot dress goods, in black, brown, navy blue, garnet and myrtle, 25e. Brodhead & Co. Go To R. W. HENDERSON & Co., 1113 F street | 2.W., for Wail paper and window shades. oop FcR DrRBys, $1.50; fine, $2; best, 50, at A. T. Lewis’, latrobes, furnaces, FUssEx1’s Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies. Farrow’s PEARL ToILeT CREAM at Mertz’ Pharmacy, corner 11th and F streets. Try it. Prices Lower THAN EVER. $18 ash cham- Der suites; wainut marble top chamber suites, bevel mirror, bar haadles, 4.50; walnut and ch hat ‘racks, au. H. DUNN, 311 7th stn. w. Wane WAITING glasses repaired. Hempler's, corner 4% st. and Penn CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements ‘fo-Night. a's.—Rosina Vokes in “Ihe School ALBATS Mistress.” NATIONAL.—Aimee in “Divoreons,” Harnrs.’"—“Davy Crockett.” HERzo aken from Life.” KERNAN'S.—Tony Pastor. Dime Mvsrum.—“Condemned to Death, MANASSAS PA Day and evening. Condensed Locals. j John Lyon, of this city, has been awarded | the contract jor gas piping in the third and | jourth stories of the new Pension building at 365. \ little dauehter of Mr. Paul Bonavires, living at No. 507 10th street northwest, painiuliy ent about the face Saturday b! dental breaking of a large glass door. An excursion of 135 ladies and gentlemen irom Philadelphia is expected here to-mc The Washington Hi have publication of a newspaper eu- Titled the Review. | During the 48 hours ending at S o'clock this | morning the police made number 42 were “drank: ‘The Tract society and Sund: ofthe M. E. church held am | jn the Asbury chureh. Addresses were made by Revs. N. Stubbs aid R.A. Read and Mr. David Warner. The Biological society held Saturday night its first meeting this season, and papers were xead by F. W. True, F. H. Knowlton and J. B. Smith, : The Methodist Protestant church of the Dis- trict opened y: ‘day a protracted meeting, to continue this week at 9th street M. P. church, und to be followed by a w ‘of the M. P. churches of the District In. sueces- sion, . 6 arrests, of which | Wiliam Parker, a witness in the ease of Susie | the Clark, Mequaue, rged with murder of hursday nigbi, | as this morning | committed to jail by the Criminal Court. | ‘The pump on M sireet, between 4g and 6th | southwest, needs looking alt Mary Gerhardt, 3 had been abse: by Sergeant Diggins last night with a Jamily and was turned over to her parents, ‘There were 45 prisoners in the dock at the Police Court to-day George £16 years, who | —_»_ Fines.—A barrel of gasoline ina shed in the Fear 0: JOG4 M street northwest, owned by Mr, | Chas. Wheatley, caught fire Satur bight | a st bine oclogg from a laimp ear | Hie Iman the. aha gr Won De actloneds ‘érely burned avout tie hea aad dit duamaxe to the extent of $550 betore it was extinguisned.—A fire in George W. Ashton’s saloou, 1817 7th street, about balf-past two o’cluck yesterday’ morning, damaged the place to the “extent of 37 ‘There was a small contlagration Saturday noon in the room in the War dep ‘where the war records are stored, caused by a careless smoker who threw a matcn among pa- | PEE, Samus, of the shelves and records were yay ‘scorched. aS LITIGATION OvER A DeEp.—In the case of Susannah Johnston agt. Henry J. Hoyle and Wite—Dbill to set aside a deed from Thomas Jen- | Kins of Thomas—th defendants filed their an- {| r Saturday. deny that the deed was made only for the purpose of oust tenant, and state that the place was at the time sor &: debi to Hoyle for $1,155, he conveyed the piace lodeiendat with tie understanding that they | mn as long as assatilted the de scandalous and absolutely talse—an inven- Uon of malice. | ———e THE FUNERAL oF Mr. WILLOUGHBY Norta. ‘The remains of the late Mr. Willoughby North Were borue to their resting pla cemetery Saturday aitetuoon. Dr. Leonard, rector of St. Joln’s, assisted by the | Rev. Mr. McKee, the final portion of tie sei- Vice at Graceland being read by Uie latter min- ister. The six pali-bearers were fellow clerks of Mr. Nort, trom the adjutant yenerai’s oitice. Tue Bazi-PLayvers—The Baltimores de- feated the Washingtons in Baltimore Saturday | by ascore of 6 to 3 These clubs will play i this city to-day. Other base bail zames Sauai- day resulted as follows; At Cineiunadi—Cinein- | nats, 3; Lowisviiles, 7. At New York—New | Yorks, 4; Metropolitans, 0. Pittsburg, 4; Detroits, 4." Called at the cud of the sixth inning.) ‘Games yes! us tollows: At Ridgewood—New Yorks, Fopolitans, 3. At Cineinnati—Cineinatis, Louisville, 5. The first of the world’s cuampt | onsbip series wil! be played in Chieazo to-day Between the St. Louis “Browns” aud the Cli- | cago League champions. — SION VETERAN'S mmander M an’s Union, nouneing the (oll Sneden, adjutanc , view ALB. Mustering officers Frank J. Carter, Counecticut; C. W. Dillever, New Hamp: | ‘NION APPOINTMENTS.— on, of the Union Veer shire; John Murphy, New Jersey; John Ober, Pounsylvania; Purncinas E:mer, Colorado; int Rpectors—C. Hi. Flies, Olsio; ¢ ew Hampshire; Frea Johnson Charles EL Daw necticut: widesde-cam| Benjamin F. Clark, David Houey weil, H. WW. Blackman, Edmund Metz, Ohio; 3. S. owiby Goiorade; O. D, Bizkesiie, Connecticut; T. b Harrison, Judson Kuiznt, District of Columbia, sateen es OcropER TERM oF THE CrncvrT Cove October term of the Cireuit Court was is morning by Juage Ha Te Were called and Georse Truc answer on account of sickness. James King, Jacob Karr, € £. Latimer, Mew Menke, James S. Davis ind L.A. Wood we excused. The clerk was Bames of six from the bo: BILL For ax Inst ‘o-day Mr. W.A. | MeKenuey fied a bill tor Mrs, Esther A. Kex- | Ser uxt. Joun H. Clark for an injunction and to abate a nuisance. ‘The complainant states tant | she is theowner of a lot of ground on the south side of New York avenue, ‘velween 17th and Joth streets northwest, lot & square etendant claims to own the adjo on the west side, and iserectins t ing extending oa the iront It Auch on bi war surveyed ‘Unree dwellings, she bi of erecting thereon | en feet from. InrorTaNT Sacer or veers.— Mr. ing, com SEMoLD E to-morrow a oelock, at his au adi jogue enibr Hallet & Da ‘@ umber of © ornaments, ing room and oflice many other sunall ob) furnishing sb Shier wite | ling will com- menee the &t Lis anetion rooms at tion of books, § England, in whi VaLvamie Rear § Duneanson Bros. will sei al Dovelock ty Bo9 Cstrtet northwest. Th excellent opportunity ithe: to-morrow fine reside iat investinent its debts, in the auditor's report of elty assets for 1582, head of financial securities, is rom the Alexandria Canal Co. 77 This, of ‘course, is not In- ei tie dedts to be'paid, as it would more than “wallow up the Waole amount Alexandria | expended on the ¢ 's necting in each | j Re lot 6, H.'s sub Mt Pleasant; $400. 8. D.'Neweomb, e | Ge lot . Eliza R. jot 68, Lanier E $3,500. E. RL. Gould to Emily 8. M. Chisolm, nome, Was found | 2 | ant | Judiciary square. | street, A er jot | po | the quicksands of the od | crossed t el : 5 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, a - % = Sea ts 1886— ‘WITH SUPPLEMENT. ‘The Aqueduet Bridge } THE CANAL COMPANY AND THE LESSEES COME, Ty TERMS. The following proposal, submitted by the Alexandria einai directors to the lessees, has ‘The Alexandria Canal company to join with the lessees In a deed to the government for the Piers and aqueduct to be used as a free bridge. ‘The lessees to pay the debts of the canal com- ny and to surrender their tease, and all the money ($125,000) paid by the United States for the aqueduct vo go to the lessees.”” S the lessees receive some $80,000 clear, z ny gets back the property que duct, but free of debi. otier words, the canal ‘company sells its rights In the aqueduet for money enough to pay , & stn equai to nearly ae-iourth of the Value of aid the real property in town. ee The Hizh Schoo! Cadets. OFFICERS OF THE BATTALION FOR THE ENSU- ING YEAR, Officers and non-commissioned officers of the talion of the High School Cadets have been ppomnted as follows: Fieid and statf—Major, Andrew Stewart; adjutant, W. F. Burden; Severance; sergeant-major, rdnance sergeant, W. R. Biack- Company A—Captain, a. tenupt,E. A. Davis Tende’ . Davis; first lieu second, ant, J. M. r; Second ni, J. We ©. A. Sherman; on. |. D.Sohon; first lieu econd lieutenant, L. F, sergeant, De L. Fanti wins; third sergeant, E. T. ; fourth sergeant, J. L. Willige; fifth sergeant, C. W. Woodward. is It Good Management? ‘To the Faitor of 'ux EVENING Sta Near the close of the last session of Congress a bill providing for the condemnation of land along Rock creek for a national park passed the Senate, and only tailed in the House for want of time to consider it. That such a bill will soon become a law no one for a moment doubts, and “Rock ereek park” is now spoken of and regarded by our citizens as thouzh the aequisi- ton of the land by the government were already pmplished. The land in question, however, t yet the property of tie government, and is no assurance that any of it will be do- | nated or even that it will be condemned at its present value. Is it wise, then, for the Commis- sioners of the District to extend avenues, build. bridges and make other improvements on the land whici: the government expects to purchase ataneariy day? What would we think of the business capacity of a man who, when contem: ating the purchase of a farm, would first clear ‘out the ji La of draiiage, fertitize erect costly buildings nd beautify rwise improve en expect the owner to ud? And yet is not this icy whic s sioners p nd which it is € peopie’s money” Will purchase for a national park? Bur ESS, —— Transfers of Real Estate. Deedsin tee have been filed as follows:— arner to Lucy J. Maynard, lot 35 and 5 Thompson et lot_A, sq Ryan, Sub 55, sy. 597; 31,200. W. J. Vanarsdale to ‘Kate J. Jones, in | trdst, sub lot 4, sy. 279; $7,000, Ret c. | Miller to J. 8, Brown, €. 33 lot 4, sq. 450; $3,800, T. W.smita to K.E. Bradiey, sub lots Clo Fy Sand 1, sq. 874; 59.500. L."P. Shoemaker to *. Fox, half interest to lot 4, Sq. 35; $—._S. D. Wevb to A. N. Horner, lots 109 and 110, ong Meadows; $535. Hitam Whittington to pseph B. Whitington, w. pt. 3, sq. 195; 00. J. A. K. Moore to B. TF. Milburn, Le J lotd, Lanier Heights; $2,000. J. H. Hoswell, pt. 11, sq. 1 — PS wile liaias to 1. S,’Cumusings, lot 10, Girl’s Portion; rnet to Juhu Connor, sub lot $1,900." Caroline‘. 'Bancroit, I. Weller, lots 14 ana 15, sq” 16 J. W. Compton, pt R. Rothwell to Moses $1,700. Moses Knight to , block 20, Meridian Hill; AL Leysight to. to M. ¥ FROM THE PERSON. Saturday afternoon a man named kd Danie ‘ato ‘the depot in When near the corn it is alleged, Leahy Enocked him of his watei. Daniels went to the sixth preemnet re he made complaint, "He was aud showed evi ‘Thomas Li and with blood and air oughly bandied. Le: 's OMicer Middieton and locked up. ‘This morning in the Police Court Leahy was charged under the name of Thomas Lee With lareeny from the person. His coun Mr. Carrington, waived an examination the case was Seul to the grand jury; bouds ——— | support of Ayues Robertsou aud ti Lawyer Cahill and the Detectives. A SCENE IN THE POLICE COURT THIS MORNING. In the Police Court this morning Mr. Cabill stated that he had a client down stairs named Laneaster whom he wanted to see, and after ob- taining the court's permission to do so, had re- quested the keeper tosend him up. The pris- oner had started up stairs, but he was inter- cepted by two detectives—Carter and his partner —who were then interviewing the prisoner against isis (Cahill’s) protest. The judge had the prisoner brought up, and Mr. Cahill took him ‘to oue corner. where’ he was consulting with him, when Officer Henry walked over and spoke to Mr. Cahill, A monient later Mr. Ca- hill, addressing the court, complained ‘that while consulting bis chent Officer Henry un- dertook to overirear the conversation and re- fused to go away. The court stated that there wege no private apartments in the building tor cotnsel to consult with their clients, and he could not guarantee his (Cahiil’s) security azninst other persons hearing the convers:tion, Oiticer Henry said that he terely wanted to peak to Mr. Cahill, and when ordered away in tue manner he was he refused to leave. Detec- ter then came in and said he bad come to see the prisoner at bis (the prisoner's) request, and that walle talking touim Mr, Cahill walked in and In # rude manner ordered him away. “He has not been employed — “I have been employed in the case,” said Mr, Cahill, “and if the detective states to the con- trary he states what is uot §0; he lies.” ‘The attorney said “he lies” So low that neither the officer nor tie court seemed to hear it. trizieaster was subsequently released without, rial. = The Courts. CRIMINAL CoURT—Judge MacArthur, To-day, John Weich, embezziement of $45; pleaded hot guilty. Martin Franklin, larceny: bot guilty, Eaurry Court—Jurge James. urday, Lee agi. Campbell: sale finally rati- fied and cause reterred to auditor, Smith agt, ravers; mance of absent defendant or dered. "Collins agt. Cross; testimony betore Edwin Forrest, exantiner, ordered taken, In re estate of Julia ’A, Cross, lunatic; order appoint- ing Lydia B. O'Neill commitiee. Ponice Covrt—Judge Snell. Saturday, Benjamin Marray, aifray; $5 or 15 ys. Louis Wood, do; collateral forteited. John E. Wilson, assault; $2 or 5 day: ‘oday, Samuel Hutebinson, Sami William Nutton, Michael Coagen, ‘homas, John Wilt msand Wm. Prosperi, profanity; collaterals a 0.5 forfeited. Charles ‘earrying pistol; $20 or 60days. Michael MeGlue, d do. Michael O'Neal, do.; do. Joseph Rodge: disorderly in county; $5 or 16 days, Richardson, Beauregard at the Grave of Grant. New York Special to the Boston Heratd. A gray-moustached man of medium height, dressed in dark and genteet clothes, was stand; ing im front of General Grant’s tomb at River- side Park to-day. He looked for several mo- ments at the plain brick tomb, the only monu- ment New York can aflord for the great dead, ‘The visitor carried a smail bunch of violets in his hund and wore a small rosebud in the lap- pel of his coat. The policeman granted him the privilege to Walk up to the tomb, and the anger tenderly placed his violeis on the grave. He turned to walk away, but stopped, and removing tie rosebud, beat his head over it and placed it with tue vidlets. ‘Tue stranger was Genel 1G. BB , of Louisiana, ‘toe ~ Russia’s Magnificent Army. Russia has gradually amassed a magnificent army. Inclusive of her naval forces se has at her command fully 2,488,000 combatants The process of military reorganization has been going on chiefly during the past twenty years, ‘The main army is composed of 880 bat- tulions, 60S squadrons and 352 batteries, make ing 4 total Of 1,290,000 troops ofallarms, The Teserve army iS nade up of 522 squadrons, 529 battalions and 116 batteries, forming an offen sive force of 664,000 men, ‘These are ail ready for service at « moment's notice. mmemen ve ae Suicide in a Barroom. A YOUNG MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF AFTER VAIN PLEADING WITH HIS TRUANT WIFE. man about 25 years of age entered a saloon at south 12th street, Philadelphia, late Sa- urday night and ordered a drink of whiskey. lie sat down at one of the tables, drank the liquor, and then quietly took out a revolver, placed it against his temple and fired. He died ten minutes later, A letter was found upon him which said: have killed myself. No one isto blame but My father's aadress is 443 Westminster |, Providence, RK. 1. W. W. Gornam, Wire Chief ot Police Childs, Providence. I ask ite press not to make any unlavorable vuunents, as T have webrisan father and. jnother whom I have sympathy for. I was ouce & hewspuper man myself.” While tne poiice were: examining his papers @ young woman who was souving violently en. tered the room and declared tat she was the dead man’s wife, ucy Were married in Balti- inore one year ago, but Gorham was unable to Support her. She Soon leit hiin and went to Puuadeiphia, Wuere she became an_ inmate of @house on fouth 12th sucet. He followed her and tried several Umes lo induce her to. ve the pluce. Saturday night he mado is last appeal, telling her that he would shoot himtseif Ht size persisted In her course. ibis was isu Unsuccessiui and he leit the house. Wren his wate mone ened tncun MILES wee ecu! une ssoucicault Divorce Suit to be! Setticd From the New York Sun, to-day. Ivis unlikely that the suit of Agnes Robert- son aguinst Dion Bou ult for divorce and maintenance will reach the courts, itis known tuat Boucicaiit Is anxious to have the case settled without recourse to the courts, and ever LY [since his return from England negotiations have been in progress beiwcen huis counsel and Agnes Robertson's lawyers to bring about some atistactory setulement. These pegoiiatious have been carried on With the Wnuerstanding that Boucicault is willing to make provision tor the ‘hildren, A ScppeN D: in the money o: lev ir. J. H. Dewey, a clerk ce of tn Loilice, 7 11th | floor ‘white at- net minutes. Dr. ifood, who was called in, nounced the txtal ailinent paralysis of the | heart, —— THE Pouice Court To | Warxrs Ban Edward Eviiott, a boy wa PROM IMORE.—Tais morning in the Police Court | bout 16 ¥. charged with vagraue the Center marie he boy suid he ‘auied to go hom! inquired the judye. ars of age, | having been ar , Where he was beg as from Baltimore and Tow ean you get there?” Wy,sir, Wak, of cours ad a hance. the boy's per- Sonai Londs, ‘nd ht of the door burt, and when king good time going througu oe sin West Washincton. ov By Hee Neiounor.— Ayres, colored, living at No. 1624 Valley dentally shot “yesterday all noon ‘about 4 o'clock in the léft thigh with a nds of Martha Peters, a elessly handled. ‘The ded by Dr. We neighber, while bein wounded woman was Bowie Tyler, w FROM A CARKLA righten ws driven down the Loughborough road and rin away, throw- ing out Mrs. Julia Burdgtte, one of tle occa- ants, injuring her about the ice, She was red’ for aud sent to her home, No. 625 Q t northwest. PANIC AT A SALVATION Saturday night, while s kenbush’ hb Army, some © ire!” when a ein the hail ye P Panic was imminent. “Aiter much persuasion by the officers the services were resumed, Lut hot unl two women had fainted. A VENERABLE Lapy DEAp.—Mrs. Ann Darby, the mother of the weilknown printer and publisher, died at her residence here terday, and her funeral will take place from ofher son, No.2912 Gay street, tu- m. AND CONDITION OF Water | t Falls, | rature, 55; cons r, teuiperature, | ounection, 36; s Distributing reservoir, tion al iniluent gatehouse, Atchouse, 3U. perature, 62; 36; condiuon at efit Alexandria Adairs Revorted for Tut: EVENING Strait CORPOEATIOS ‘ne corporation court, Judge M its session to-day. The «Owens, after one n coutinued anti ide of the court the 1, Aun Ball, W. It ere couinitted to the éity ation. Hiram Cock:eil's ad A.C. Travers appointed rai Kell. Nores.—The registration for the coming cou- gressioual electiou will open here next Satur. | ay. In town F registrars wiil attend to their duties. —J. B. Calls nas been appointed ‘ad, view Jas, Watkl —The committee on’ strceis here are es us to the pa et ru 1g OF police bai, for the proceeds being appor- ers Of the f call he pol d among the me ace on the Sth #4 poplar inst aicing a case oF bed, where it by street.—The dredge’ Alaska has to this city to be repaired and to work here. ‘ y thi rou: do som soe Sue Never Farts Less THAN Five STORIES. George Brush, whe keeps an oyster and chop Kast 2d street, New York, has ear-old daughter named Martha. “There Js probably not auother child in the country and so oiten ax Marthis cai ttle injury. ager beer sign on her way down art in a ioided awning, Last td been put to bed, sue rose, her bedroom window fell Ave stories into another tolded awning, broke it and. fnaily | struck an iron grating" tu the sidewalk. ‘This UUme sie was cut and bruised 4 Little, bat the Seay that she is not injured. i © 2 er a private dwelling. See the advertise- aunt thai she Is coming out ail right. fan end, two, | quality, Mh xv bora toher whiieshe aud the actor lived tu- gether. Agnes Robertson claims that she smarried to Boucicault b} agreement in 1853. Bouciewult denies that tue verbal contract 3 , Bou the h ntinued d tual Withiw a week oF tel ter would seach a th sutistactor Sby hiutual ¢ mi uorndy ke B. anxious to and proposition Judge Phelps rendered a decision in Balti- more Friday in the Cig ‘i Union, giving them protection tor and denning th ‘The business cir label, ights of such organization 4ituizations of Baltimore fi se the Eastern Shore railroad ne, provided the city is given coulrol of N PPP 00) WOW. Ww ppp. EEE RRR. PPO OWWWWp DE RoR Pep O O WWWW D DEE ERE BP Oo WWWW Do bE OR R oo OW OW «(DDD KEE > ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup ONLY IN CANS. RoxAL BAKING PowDER Co, 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0c24 Tunesse As-onrunsr Ov BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESS GOODS, IR HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, double width, Sue. THCUL CLOTH, FANCY i Ditk=s GOODS AND CASH. Aci, wide double width. all pure flue wool, only ACK MERVELIEUX, 85¢. Ts, ti 13s, pure wool, $1.50. i, beautiful fail dress goods (exact Imitation” of ‘the $1 goods). wide double fold, all colts, Including black, L2 yards for $2 It FUR LOYS WEA, one yard and a halt wide, immense double width, excellent quality, 50e. COLORED CASHMEKES, wide double width, fine the SL gouts),6 ‘A Pair of our ummiense size handsome Damask Tetsgi worth Sa orale sige Brida ait wart 50, "presented to” each customer who BUYS $10 Worth of bry Goods. RRR, sy Hast HOR Sus8 > 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Street_ocl4 4 UMENTS FLANNERY BROS, DXLAWARK AVENUE AND B STREET S. Wa ‘South Front of the Capitol, Dealers in allkinds of GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS. Rargand choice designs in American and Scotch, as two Younger sisters, and her futher now nis every wiadow in his'bouse nailed down. Red and Gray Granites, Positively the largest and most beautiful stock ever offered to the public, ocO-Im Cararrn To Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. It is, therefor, singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease should not make it the object of their lives to rid themselves of it Deceptive remedies concocted by ignorant pretenders to medical knowledge have weak- ened the confidence of the great majority of sufferers advertised remedies. They become resigned to alife of misery rather than torture themselves with in doubttul palliatives, But this will never do, Catarrh must be met at every stage and combated with all our mi: cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptoms. Tne bones and cartliage of the nose, the organs of hearing, of seeing and of tasting so affected as to de useless, the uvula so elongated, the throat so inflamed. and Irritated as to produce a constant and distressing cough. SaxForp’s Raprcat CcRE meets every phase of Catarrh, from a simp! some and destructive stages. It is local and coustitu- tional. Instant in relievin; ‘safe, economical and never-ting. Exch package contains one bottle of the Ravrcar Cue, one box or CATARRHAL SonvENT andan Ine PROVED INHALER, With treatise; price, $1. POTTER DRUG A cIry ITEMS. In Ordet to Make Room for Our New Stock, Now Arriving, ‘S. W. Augenstein, 817, 819 and 821 7th street northwest, offers following special bargains tor tomorrow only: Genuine Smyrna Russ, size 17x86, 63c., sold elsewhere at $1; size 22x44, $1.02, worth $2; size 26x56, very fine Fug only. $2.12, worth $4; Coal Hod, Shovel and Lifter, 29c.; Flatirons, 21c.; Covered Flour Pail, 240° and’ 4c. each, worth 40c. and 50c, each; Crumb Brush ‘and Tray, 19c.; 6-row bloc tin Muffin Pans, 16c., worth '35c.; 11 block tin Dishpans, 28c’; 14 qt, 32c.,worth and 40¢., each; wild rose Chamber Sots, $3.33, worth $6; half dozen Silverplated Teaspoons, 32c., worth 60c.; 3-string Brooms, 14c.; 3-toot Coxsumeriox. cht. In many Stepladders, with bucket rest, 56e.: 4-100t, 67e. rge Splash, Mats, Sc} 2 5-foot, 79c.; 6-foot, O4¢.; 1 at. Block tin Sadcepai 14 8e in, 9e.; 12e,; 3 at 8 sheets Sheit Paper, 6 t * Biavie Mats, Johnson’s, 13th and E. Forty barrels tine Norfolic Oysters just ar- rived. These oysters are outot the Hampton Roads and are the finest known to the trade at this stage of the season, Also, the famous Sad- die Rock, Blue Points, &c. None but the best, Litetime experience. ‘Ladies’ large saloon at tached. 1 je head cold to the most loath- permanent in curing. ND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Horse Blankets KID! and that weary, lifeless, all-cone sensntion ever pres- ent with those of Inflamed Kidneys. Wea Back Loins, Aching Hips and Sides, overworked or worn out by disease, debility ‘oue minute ai CUTICURA A 8 new, original, elegant and infallible antidote to pain At druggists, of Potter Druz Co., Boston. and inflammation, Speedily cured and Covers in great variety of styles and prices, Soe from 85 cents fo S10 each, at Harness eee Factory, 1281 Peunsylva 3 nd J. P. Herman. Opening at the South Washington Palace, B24 dy “street southwest, will take place on Wednesday and Tharsday 3 Only 812.50. One good Singer Sewing Machine, with latest improvements, warranted, at Uppenheimer's, or dissipation, are relieved in he PLASTER, NTLPAL 26c.; live for $1: or ocl8 Eace W: uy HK 00 Topham’s Harness Factory, 1231 Peansylva- UU EP Halt g nia avenue. e3 Uy eB HOH O Gent's Suits Cleaned, $1.—Satisfaction ths guaranteed atC.PUTSCHE'S,1729Pa.av.m,w,s3m gSs Tarr Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- Ss, ing and delivered in 43 1b. “Ward” prints, 406 t per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Battermilk: Sss8 or Sweet Milk Se, per quart. Cream 15 cents, DDD FRE PPP) wrrrr Pickwick Club Whisky 1s the best DDE” pop wh DD ER ppp v DDE P cee DDD kEE P ee ‘The following will be this week: a Quiet Pretty Uesigu. Bia yards Tong, taped, at $2.20 i Harness uy: Sista and Woes a Raw silk, splendid dado, 3% yards long, at $3.85 a| FROR A 20-ROOM, Kaw sik. Roman striped dado, 3% yards long, jocation In. house or renting roo! > # pair; all colors. Lent lo, 34m yards long, at house filled with good paying people. Address J.B. silk, chenlile dado, 34 yards lovg, at $5.25 a | J-. Star office. ‘oclsat* reall eolors : DOR SALE-COMPURTE, FINE, NEARLY NEW fay alle dcirbie chenille dado, 32 yards tong, at | Poi able. “Apply Ss Wai Pair: ail colors. Curtain po » patterns stalr oll Sheil oll cloth, all col ‘Table oi1 cloth 20e. We will cu co ‘We will say in behalf of this department that it bas net only held its own, b mammoth nuard by selling on! iy hesitation, We will quote a few Special Bargains, which we call your attention to: four rows of in-ertit WOR ESTABLISHED RES good order. Call on TIM, Tolar ahaa NIGHT DRESS. ee [ae We = 0c G-208 lot of Mother Hubbard Night Dresses, with yoke, | 4 HARNESS AND FAMILY between six clusters of fine | [ie het Or Senaratcly.- The, horsey Fegular price $1.00. very handsome dark bay, se teks, good muslin, at 8: 1 lot of ie; Fegular price $1, 1 lot of Chemise, good rows of inserting between four clu Se; regular priee 75¢ © bustic*éifibroidered front, >LORI ull line of Colore, and Qui irom Ge. t0 35, ¢ eh (Second Fioo: regular price 33. Bares Grearsn Ls DUCEMENTS IN OUR A cco EER a §&% F aa 8 o EP avA Coc ERR TET A WANK N NTERS AND SHEL TT gy TERY § gS8s mi New vorkave oe SA TRS Ose SEN GROCERY, FRESH MPATS e ACA UN NN Sss3 = ‘The reason for sale. to exchat edge, Russian border at $1.a pair. twisted thread, at 6° pal Taw shin, imaznilieent ehentile dado, 3% yards long, at 59.50 a pair; all colors, ee ne X beantitul cheuie portiere at $8 a pair; all colors, A veuuttiol ehenilte portlere, ligured etter, at SLi Heavy ielt Tugs, #44 yards ong, 34 yards wide, Sell out renowned Holland shad for 35c. [Second Floor Back.] is etand shade. MUSLIN of the musi popular departmenis fit 9ur tablishment, ods in Market, which we can recommend without kirts with fine Can ight fine tucks and ruffle and nine tucks wbove, at 528 9th st. n.ww., St. Cloud building. Sewin; Muchines sor rent. T Carriage Robes in Plush and Wool, handsome patterns and large stock. Prices from $2.50 to $25 each, 4 OPEN SURI JNO. D. ‘9 few of the Special Bargains EY WA LELA FOR, SALET A NI cheap. ‘ood corner, business and stand. Address F ofl uA JOR SALE—A_ UcKY sound and kind: RSE, 10} 2 broks _ oc] S-20" SUFFICIENT FOR NITUR: n_splend before 11 a.m. condlt S good as new. - Caphtol st JOR SALE—AT PRIVAT: OL Waluut Folding Bed, ‘with or without mattress. Gan be seen at 529 Apply, loth 10%. a yard. ors, Sige. a yard; $1 a plece, in excellent condition;at J. F. ner, 28 Ths. Teel POR SALE—TWO FIRST-CLASS COLLANDER Pool Tables, in first-class order complete’ “Apply at D. HAG sylvia 4 ‘Ok SALE — UNDERWEAR AND, ORSETS. put is on the increase very aay KF for sale tt has only reached this the Jest and Most itetiable | for, Only ruffle and cluster of ‘AY; COST NE 350; good condition; cheap for cash, 1 BEAGIERE, mt guiceat NUEXEHANGE WAREROOMS, 22 oh ot CHEMIS! dmusiin, with aud balance to D SKIRTS, VERAT first-class Square Pianos, half of new prices, and on monthly” parments to suit buyer. ‘The best bargains in the city, [you want a Piano come and see THE PIANO EXCHAN ocl6 OD WITT, ofa well fi d Res! .Apily On premise jock p.m. Wa, after G och 6-3t 933 PENNSYLVA: All Weights and Grades of WINTER KNIT UNDERWEAR for Men, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children. LADIES’ WHITE AND SCARLET WOOL SILK WARP VESTS, WITH WOOL FILLING, THDS, MISSES MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS, ALL QUALIT AND LAMB'S WOOL SHIRTS. THE UARGEST AND MOST.COMPLETE | MUSA SS Rae Nt cierto STOCK OF MEN DERWEAR IN yrok SALE — TWO Di ‘LAY COUNTERS, WASHINGTON. COMPRISING SILK, ME- Paitay. “80% Tat st new. oclSBt RINO, CASHMERE, LAMB'S WOOL, STOR DOING A FIRST CAMEL'S HAIR AND BALBRIGGAN, IN WHITE, PLAIN AND FAN SHIRTS AND DRWERS. DIRECT IMPORTER AND SOLE SELL- FOR COS HIGH CLASS UNDERWEAR AND AG. ys HOSIERY, ocl BALBRIGGAN VESTS, AND PURI VESTS AND DRAWERS, SIX AND NINE 7th and t JOR SALE ton, the celebrat south of Rve. nw FOR SALE — TWO F:N Show Cases, one of wl ‘outside show sold Walnut base, Apply at Oriole, S22 Tah st wwe. _ octé: A G&RMAN-E Sil JOB PRINT. cheap, by W-OCKSTADT, corner Cand x ORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS ood condition; reson for selling owner has uo ise duwuire tn rear of S11 14th st nw r SCARLET CASHMERE SALU-AN SSTOP BURDE je expecially for professional use, and in per: fect order; will be sold at a low Ggure or rented ut & moderate'rate, Address FL N.. Star office, oclU {OR SALE-THE ATTENTION OF NUSIC 1s called to the extensive collection of ¢! inusic of the late Hon. WAI. HUNTER, Assists yo Stale, comprising upwards of Voluines aud 1,000 pieces in sheet forn Foor n . for plano, violin and plano, Ate aud plano, trios, quartettes apd lor piano, grintaties, “to. ce sold ae xtreimely low prices by Henny aaa 15 F si. nw, ockt-Gt 'S CASHMERE cA rs old, with, OK SALE — vk W’Giksstistness Yor tent or eulc, bare chen dress Hox to, Sear omic row SALES oxe SCY COLORS, IN ALLEN, Horses from Green! tiem there are some or the finest horses that We have ever broagh have horses and prices to suit © Tiiey can Stables uf WAL 4 in the rear of and tn the rear of 623 G'st. n. w. SOLLY & y. West Vat Among irriazeand draus R H. TAYLOR. A. Coxewestian Caan “T can’t make it out,” “I don't see how that" make a living; they violate every rule of the clothing: business, as 1 understand {dea of runnin’ a clothing store. Why, they oughter've been bankrupt long ago, and now they are doing the nicest business in Washington to-day. Why, sir, them ‘ere people buy count every dollar's credit nobody, so thes never have no bad debts, and it's why they kin sell nich fine clothing for met: and boys for about what they'd cost me at wholesale. Oh, they sell the finest kinds of gcods fur the lowest prices you ever heard of. ‘They don't work offno old stuff on their customers, but gives’em Just what they expect — bright, crisp and fushiouuble goods every time, and then they gives’em thelr money back Ifthe selections made don’t please everybudy to hum, ineludin’ the hired gir. Now, you know as well as I do, that aint ro way to run a clothing busines. Why, people that'll ‘act like that must be crazy, but here they are making ‘money faster than Maud S can trot! haifa million in one yeur,and yet they give the peo- ple thelr money's worth right along, Durned if f can Understand it.” Goin’ do you think of THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS. oclS '? Well, good day; but what LE — TWO PAIR OF FT horses; four fine conpe horses five yeurs old, sixieeeu: hands and a haif high, can be driven by & lady, can trot in three minutes, sound, the fimest horse In the city. JAMES G. BOWEN, G43 N. Yeave. . clots {OR SALE-SORREL GELDING; SIX YEARS Broithsted by vextigton Chica he ty ria Meme briny Ghiel; dain by Magna Courts: warranted sound kod kind; the most si3 ish geutiemau's road horse ti the city: Is 4 quick Stepper and can be wade to trot fast; sso a Rodyer's bagwy with new harness; will be Soid separately desire.” Apply 1219 £ st ew. Bl MATCH ‘one tine bay horse, id the old-fashioned cloubler, re Golden Fagle Clotning Co, ‘They aint gor the first Fpok SALE—BICYCLE=—52 COLUMBIA, © traps a Sap Tiarvaed, balls, cot their goods for spot cash, dis- | 1406 New York ave. see's eee ee eae ey S88 | VO ae fino and'kferd: Soreele cheap. Apply at ahice to. STATE BANK UF SIDREY. 25-e03m sluney, Neb. a WOR SALE — FOUR MAGNIFICENT PL FP inaanding sitet Kranien a Buen Chickering and Mardmon tnakes, can be bought at w bargain lor cash, xt 709 7th st. 0. se30-Im* F% SALECSLATE MANTELS: THE BEST lace in the cily to get, genuine Siate Mantels a jow prices 18 at HUACHE'S Manumctory, 497° st Lew se.7-1m* ANOTHER VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE BUJA WER 270, 4 SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. a English, F jexsel-2m* | Cornet, &e. Aitiy. De CARPETS, &¢, TO TAKE PLACE AT OUR WOULD INerRUCT A_aew | "=" wa roxrd) SPACIOUS SALESROOMS, NINTH AND D im the higher branches of Rng Wat OCTAVIA SEWHL = On TEAS aE Dest retcrences, Address Box | JL 1209 ithode island ave. resunies her lessons im G. OCTOBER | NINE- cess VOCAL and INS TRUST ie TEENTH, 1686, commenciig SeTLS O'CLOCK, | °° a Nonna | TTALAAN. Susan prontnomtica *Y MUMC and comprising Pianos, handsome Parior Furniture, Wal: | PXRENCH TAUGHT BY CONVERSATION —A | "TALUS, otis hut aud other Chamber Sets, Wardrobe. basy Chairs. | H’special course for init + ait gen iemen, opening | —°! 5 AION 7 Plush and M. T. Tabies, Rockers, \ hainots, Lounges. | October Isth at 7 pm. S10. pe lexona, A SCHOOL, oF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIO Soins, “Book. Racks, Lambrequius, Lace "Curialus, | coursesf Italian to payus. Mousieur Pee Art. Private tustroction, “Voice Cuitoe neg Portieres, Sideboards, Extension Table, Dining Coales, : Dramatic “Amociation Clausen study of China and Glassware, Hail Furniture, Bedsteads, | CIEN FC CULLI plays, ~uitatde ior bevels. Circulars mind ‘Washs.ands, Chairs, irom Settees, large a= y 1424 Not. nw, Mem ADELINE DUVAL sortment Velvet, Body, Tapestry, Ingrain and other Fe MACK, Principal oe Carpets, Rugs, Cooking aud Heating Stoves Kusenes | 4* ————_ : Liens s. ac. Also, by order receiver, Gray Horse, | 0%! of ra $ ‘Wagon and Heroes” ace Trigat fo nel ray, | Noung Men's CUristian Acciation course, Clasmare HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,éc. | 0ClS-Iw* M.1ORTER SNELL. | amet Oc. dend 7. (ed0lme) +. F HAKNAL Arso, JAMES CAULFIFLD, NY Ga ee ISS ADA BR CONN, LARGE FLaw, 36X18. at olessor of the Grand Conservatory of | 4! “ ‘oval Music. ania a w York, Mise mkngeusebte ws a gpustan avoasow cAias 9 2 Kincman Place nw. | soloist amd accoupauint aid "will ais pias ut! wee REAL ESTATE oN TS, THANG — sta ‘Address 1830 15th st. nw. ome taught “tours simple 2 AT BOARD OF BROKERS ROOMS, G d"eeven Boul meds Claae SUCKVAND aND OO XPEOT TYPEWRITING tion daly. iuitien by mn 2 prac wean. Sues aed 1106 F ST. N. W. Prospectus Py pewriting tai otherwt apply. Private pa re lg efarere. The School, wZt Tat iN. with Jobus & Hasty we, ~ ulstatie a seis an, A DUATE OF PRINCETON, WH = Em uivers ty. and has RS BVA OS ENGUSH AND Flan ON THURSDAY, o¢ nme pups School for Yount Lasts und thiviees SNC ett Ee Sith: v if they wil emt S27. AGUS Ms rent P.UPERTIES WLLL BE OFFERED: a d ) BY FITCH, FOX € BROWN. 204 fon depth on Lot 56, sq. 182, frontic ‘M and Scott Cire.e, BY JAS, BL Ps, ‘Gap. st. and 1321 Cst n. BY W. CLAR) 225 D st, n. w.. brick dwe N ‘venience’; fine lot to wile ailey. . Lots Sand 9. sq. GSS, fronting 87 ft. 2 in. on N, reaces gVen, Address 1, it. C S] prative Desig Day and es T WALK TAUGNT AT ah st. betweer | FH EW it au MARR. KINDER erEN ist ke. COGNELIA Bboy Year begins Ociwber 4, tga Egeepipee 4913 Fst nw, EEA De ssoNS: PRIV TPO) Bwbame 2° Peer Grom’ Ps aw. Cy CE DUVALL, ing, 11 rooms, all con- TN CLASSES 31 tach ad 1216 ME st. nie or Youts Ladics and Tittle | Trosnding aud Diy Schu ADEN RUN, a NATIVE is Nos, 2115 and 2117 in paved alley, between 13th and | MI 3H ner an MES. PLIZARETH J. SOMERS, Principat 14U), and V and W sts, near © 'st, alley runing | meiuod, will resum Tessons im Une 1 Tweiih year epeus set. 30th, Lhe Pri raiicl with 13ii si. n. w.,uuproved by 2 adjoiu- | case be at Lone aller Sepicmber bth from Seat ae AMES CORRIDON, VISITING (UPOR, six. | “ally By = ‘a0 BY THOSE WAGGAMAN. ef seenth sear.) Peary Ay fag GLENN, AND CEamsicag ‘Vacant lot No. 19, sq. 76, having a front of 40 f. on L | Prat re seh ool D Wed aye ey Oe Ee Lies at ‘st, runs back tow Suh. alley, — $0 wud 308 No, 18 Brown's Court, lot 14 ‘Terms at time of sale. THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. MSS LAUES Fitzy np Mma MYERS WILL | TLS ate” Mame Camo, pecans” Of _W. C DUVALL, Auctioneer. ocl! Number limited to 15. Private 10% | E ENCH KINDE SS = Sathcmatice” For cinaians ead Ea AME CHEVRON nee HAIN ARE. GRADY TE ENGAGED AS | J )EATAL DEFAIIMENT OF HOWAKD UN TENTH STREET BY DEPTH 99.104, AT All English’ and Math. attond 81 un a extraction of TWENTY-THIED, at HL O'CLOCK, We will Sell, in fi Lor 6, SQua Improved by athree-stury 1 twelve rooms, situted AM one of the inost desirable seedions of the city. SATURDAY AFTERN ‘ms: One-half cash; balance one Six per cent, or ail cash, at opiion of purchaser. ley. f. Sin by 44%. Gin. day, Friday. 6 p.m ¥W. Fosten a. of Marca d, View Prin TAVERLY SEMINARY Moatai ning Oc MAN WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS nd ihe bn £ refers ar oMce.s] wo KST g aud Day school tor nor Lt ft W n upon application to Mr. JARVIS BUTE op. tt.. ive ot ln Ni aaa Sag Py the premises, DRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GRE a Eee Suse, containing se20. | yperca Lads Leh at Tae UNIVE ORGETOWN, erences given, och tae | PRENCH LESSONS, BY PROF. a uative Parts: GLOW 1580 LARROQL Mi DEPARTMENT 1 OF and two years at | 2 MOST DESIRABLE | THE THIRTY-FIGHTH SPSSION wilt begin octsdts fh the hew Cole, on Mt xtreet, between OR US CASSOR BOS Racine hd Touh streets nw day. B17 and S19 Mth street northwest. For furtuer lufurmation adress J. W. IL LOVEJOY, LD, Dean, MISCLULANEOUS a v 7 SCELLANEOU! j PLEWOODINS a i BOOK neared Moire et of woesres mong which will be found Sas VERON TRAIT Sar | fone Wott anrone SLB0 per see OPINIONS, KLPOLTS AND WEITINGS DY Re a a ee e ASM, Prin. ‘oc Soar see nate eth tik Bor rues | tan lard uN formation spy 20 : comers EDNESDAY aid THULSDAY au MP 6. PAIRO, Peincioa_|& Octobe teri and TiN TY kK REPING—RAPID | Musie aud A. COMMENCING RACH EN'ENING at SESE ie a specialty tsi O'CLOCK, we will Sel, Within oir auction rooms, te snr noel Beng : triple ook eotlecton cSeited alee. = sorsim vooD, 27 5thst. me, | Paricular tension. Wivate clues ‘Citalogues wind Hooks now ready ior inspection. | = Oe et HS | NOKApUS wud ance Work. Lats Soe Mada Hooks wal oso Seassu- | PES MGRNS EiNvene trys aso wig | Hunt Ballwin Ponto ery reniitg MM mnare chia sai Pie Preset sear. Connected with the ‘Acne ee en ey i wens Oieber 44st ud | Rthowl for itiyns tain iy the Nistor THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionesr Ms dg GES ScHoon Giemn viaw | MUR rst VERY.<VALUABLE| ANDO IOnSIRAbtas usec | tMconti compan Menany, copes eae Hk | Genome Asn, Hes ROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, BE | DoRivare is 182 AND 1237 BOTH SURE RS NOWTIE Pe acute TN ONTO} 3 LOCATIONS + y On THURSDAY, OCTu FIRST, 1586, at FAVE O or the premises. 1 from HH sell 16 tow ~O4oot alley, improved by Z Story brick dweling. containing elev | Satu all inedern improveme ay Stables in the rear, being No. IMMEDIATELY ARTS F, sub-division of lot 1 ‘Lerma: mouths, for which ihe purel terest) Will be Laken, and secured by 4 deed of trust on, the yperty sold. A deposit ‘at time of sale LOC brick stable iu the rear, beng Nu. 1 ! ‘Quethird cash: baanee in Sx and twelve = r stan Bik TWENT 1K P.M., 10 front in square $99, Fa depth of Dr PARTMEN t UNIVERSIT W i Tr eid School itt Ci Nautages Gf tle school. Nainber of jaupls tn {Providence Slosplal ty Sot Reva Tuveuts limited. Miss RAW, Iie Sot p. ict = 3 sets | ©. B. PURVIS, Seoretary, 1118 133th «t SNEESCORIAN BUSISISS COLT IGE Ci. 9TH NKNEY INSTPPU IK, SIS CONN: beret” | Syasd bs 1b Tacation en English, F ort e ducies of wd Writing, Rapid < aleu hi en issue to tie Miss) TP Oy EXGUINIE AND CLASSICA |B sctoor aAser's Hotes (oeuPluie He of S100 wil be req) red | the English t. Al recorditig a | iations.: ig AL purchaser's cost. At terns are nut come | Law, Politica, reonaiuy. stewntts hors its eighteenth year Sep pled witht in ten dags the property wilt be resold at | Cisg! trecular ‘Wav aid eae fehber 13, in the north session room ‘the risk and cost uf detuu:tioxg purchaser or purchas- | W-PNISDAY. Sept aver Ist, at 9 am. and 6 p. Jig street now. dnstruction fait ons. THOMAS LOWLL cements Mo. Mas n velSlcds rye ot coo on 00 A rags ge 4 eo fA 28s W. HUNT, At 6. ° ISS MILDUNS ENGLISH AND PRENCH § tu “0? 244 MSiccticr Young Laas vost Vermont ove wil reopen, ; as WEDNESDAY, September 29%, 3e2.6en AND _Mrs SARA ASP) ACEI, Vice Prine | sat ae ae | RE ha, Atal Se Treasure. sisver sch. Bre é a Men Saunier § 3 NON TH % VIOLIN. y to DONC, GOS HT wt aie stores selwsian ‘We are offering the greatest Bargains in CLOAKS ever placed before the publle. Ladies’ Boucle Jackets, $3.94. Cardinal, Brown and Black. Luilies' English Kersey Jackets, $2.29, Ladies’ Jersey Jackets, $4.49. Ladies’ Plush Visite, tall tri Ladies Plush Visit * Boucle Newmarket, S234. kKKon Misses’ Havelock, all wool, 82 | Na Ee if Mineest oucle avelocks, Cardinal, Blue and BK OTT Brown, $4.39, iF be gait 3 with full gc i Misses all wool Newmarkets, si ‘Misses’ Roucle Newmarkets, $5.63. Misses’ Newmarkets, ver Above z0ods are far below v: has forced reductions this ear R._&G, double bone Corset, $1.15, regular price 1.50. French Woven, embroidered lar price $3 Warren's Dress Form Corset, $125, regular price ‘Misses’ Corsets, 44e., regular price 68c. Famous Katie Corsets, $1.75, R.& G. Spoon Bust Corset, $1.25 R_ &G. Short Riding Cor: All grades of Thomson's And 50c. Nettle Corset, 34c. fur trimmings, $14.39. Ladies’ all wool Newmarkets, £4.98, benapeath Merule, ts « vol tor the | ppp pases potiehic ut pupils at Pp elegant, $11, For ‘alue. ‘The warm weather B 8, 94c., regular price SI. slove Fitting Corsets, $1 up, Rows POWNSEND, ida TEACHER OF ELOCU’ | Has Removed to NSTITUTE— PRINCIPALS, Miss st «On K, of Boston, i DRAWING ACADEMY, ed ornaunen fad Miss Advanced & S. mminzs, $19, KA TARRTSON, ¥. 0i8 Most. a. & ly in the season, MILIINERY DEPARTMENT. nits, AM-Wool Felt Hats, fashe Ins A Yours HPS GEEMAN, F sunt Iouglish seb Pnglish Felt Mats, best a. Third year. Circulars hoy Pam 4 ee eee = Asi hs Pelt Hats and Bonnets, elegam shapes ‘At s1-5, best Prench Felt Hats, desirable stapes nd colors, heavily bound. ’ 5 Avs eaver Huts, all styles, ecognized as Superior to sil vier siailar Tnstita- | AL Fiuest Black Stik Beaver Hate, Hed wa vaantaiges fut Jearning CON WAR - inven hers, Fee extremely low. rs Mala au eegaih aneortesent, 3, Geutlemen and Chil- ju Feit and Veivet Plasi, at dren. Free trial lessons every savurduy. och ~ € n Hats and Bonnets—Our imported Patt Bust Corset, 71c., regu: imported for king's Palace, which 0. Weare selling now at S1o and such wehaneeugain. ble s, AMETICAN Manuiacure at 86 Es, SHELDONS ACADIMIN= 1003 FS : SiNGiaass, Wednesdays and Satardays Sd at and Peanssivatia ave mr, Luesdays wid tiGay latest dance ta 2s. Fancy Feathers and Birds, the largest stock Country, wt 40, 15,2, aint 1 ings at $1, F115 and vlvets aud Pluses £oF Urinaul Flushes and Velvets at $1 regular price $2.50, . Fegular price § per Yard, co Te. a buns gg a RE K OK om 588s Teacher of Pi 4 Organ, wrara WRapst Wraps: . : Very rewouabie, 4 Foo 6° p Ma Bert BX Bes. 3 NSECRT dies Misses and co Go AAA g EK, SH t ooo Wns a BOR KK = ls Di ty OPeME expressly tor h cat ay [347TH ST.N.W. 734 7THST. NW. i tree fu eegaut Wrap for Lies al 2. or ocld Mor Naztoxat ASSOCIATION, No. 1420 F street, Washington, D.C. JUHN W. DREW, Agent for District of Columbia, Orricers: President, W.W. Dudley, ot Vice President, John General Mavager, Frank J. ‘Treasurer, Geo HL BWI ropolitan bank. ‘Counsel, Chapin Brown, Cousultts B. H. Suveurr & Sox, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Bole agents for thiseity for the sale of OR SALE—FOR CHEAP NEW AND SECOND- E band eri an CALDWELL & SUN's, Up- er ws meetnw riage Repository, 479. C st L.w.. agen- ‘eral assortment of all the various styles, new and sec- ond-hand, coustautly ou band. seld-lm ‘They've made ‘Veuartrs IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL, (ALL : pegs cei FAMO US CAROMELS FRESH EVERY Day. . M. GRADY, Manager, ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. EPW42p t. vent @ co, STEAM AND HoT VENTH Agents for the Du} re barell Toller a for the Duplex ard Xon and se17-1m.1p 620 9TH STREET, OPP. U.S PATENT OFFICE ty20 BRANCH. 1706 PA. AVE. ¥. W. W. -ER FOR Mi faL Ce ee LR ag Per Mele ‘tLw rear of Goverament Prinung Ulee = mbs7 WATER HEATING AND LATION. 1413 G STREKT N, W. KNOX’S N. ¥. HATS, ‘YOUMANS' N. LATEST NOVELTIES JUST RECEIVED. For Derby Hats $1.50, $2, grades, $4. $4.50 and $5. ‘Silk Hats $5, $6, $7 and $8. Boys’ Hats 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.60, Lessons, 5 Porcelain and Japanese Bronze | from the Kusian, French, Gold, Silver, Dresden OUR OPENING OF LADIES FURS WILL BE | A mony systematically wugat, ‘OCTOBER 15. Pree see dea Uliuen, saa Customers who have Seal Sacques to redye and re- shape areadvised to bring them early. .” Mexruder, grocer. Medical Disector, Ralph Walsh, M.D. White, pegetary, John E, Beall, Real Estate, of Adams & ing Actuary, Chas. T. Westerficld. ocl3-lm 00 ath st. Ju Branches thvrongaly aught, V. Pete MOM th charce of ChaAGEou speai win a pesiuers Mow ior! Lys UAL Mi i depart clas. the erstand uu COPY. 1 MLL Vv. PRUD'Y ‘This work 4s con six auimbers, 34) ¢ Yearso. Suctesfil Weaeiing, practical svsveu yet wrat Understand ue Frewen ith od OrigiLal, perect be it and tru of ‘The quickest and most n for learning to speak atid vance. Ais entirely wew Shuple aud mataral; attractive advanced pups. Nod sud Ballantyne; aso we ence, 10d 17h st a te French Classes, 0:19 a, mn. it 2U00 13th st, 280 pou. al Mile Prod boiuue’s residence, Bateman &Co.,bankers. Tiubers, cashier Netional Met Har NoW READ FALL AND WINTER STYLES DELRY MATS AND Sort HATS, Of AN Qualities In All The NEW SHAPES ASD COLORS. SILK DRESS HATS ~ AT $5, 86. 58. CASSIMERE DEDSS HATS. Latest Novelties tor Men and Boys t= CLOTH AND CORDUROY MATS AND CAPS TRAVELING HATS AND CAPS ‘CANKS AND UMBRELLAS. JAMES ¥. DAVIS SONS, 621 Penna Ave ‘Due notice will be given of opening of our New: paw corner Feuna. recent “ tore 021 Penusyivania avenie and Bulle ing for saie, Coney MULNDS SELECT SCHOOL, Isll TSE N. W ANELEMENTAQY AND HIGH SCHOOL FUR BOTH SEX, charts, gl Byscemi, reference 1 Iivoratory ‘sappiied with all Number of studeats limited. $104 a year. inciuding use of Fece ‘physical paracas, bee pI ‘Pur ion, from ov to text-books. Stucents Wedutany Lue. send for calulogue OF call at school between 2330 and 4:30 auz6-om THOS. W. TJ \UE CONSTOCK SCHOO! NO. 32 WEST 40TH ST., NEW YORK, Reservolr Park.) Engitsh, French and German ‘and bay School tor Young Ladies, Opens Sepe BUs ieee, Miss DAY in charge. syibanswiut Gorcmersenes tio German, 3iuthematics, ete ‘Translations (ssiam, French, Gerumuny eve: eco “[SSTRUMESTAL, VoCAL MUSIC AND HAR: Sng SUWELL. Principal 92.50, $3, $3.50. Best \ UMBRELLAS AND WALKING CANES, oo iS. CAULFIELD WiLL RESUME BUSI- 2s Geiover 4. Atlius venue.