Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAr. R WasHIxeTox, D. C., Nav. 3, 1888, Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at 3 p.m. To-day. crt For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair weather, slightly cooler, winds shifting to west- erly. Repvctrons MEN'S Fixg Foor- t several makes. Hahn's, Pa. ave, “rene € if Custom Shoes, $4, “$1 Eine Hand-Sewert Shoes, $3.50. sist 35 Fine -Welt Boots. $4. 8! $4 Hand-We.t Wauk,hasts, 83. "Toilet Slippers o. Veivet and Cloth, in Alligator, Deer and Goat Brror® BcyrNe your Underwear look at the One Dollar Camel's Hair, at Frane’s, cor. 7th and Dats, th Only Strictly Oue Price Hat and Gents’ Furnishing Score in the city. Wart Papers. tyles now in stock. ant Ha astonishingly Low Prices, at Tubman’s, 411 9th st. Agentior Puiladeiphia Granites, the most perfect plain suriuce ior walls ever produced. YARD-WIDE PERCALE, Glge., Stern's, 904 7th, DRESS Stirs for hire, 414 9th street, Garnett, $1 Fesseur’s Ice € ream, Charlottes and Candies, Brazitax Pebble spect. CITY AND DISTRICT — Amusemen:s fo-Nicht. Hagel. Hexzoe’s.—"Vim. Dime MusecM.—“Eseaped from Sing Sing.” McCacLey's HaLL.—Entertainment by Little May Carrigan. MANASSAS PANORAMA.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals. The Corcoran Cadet corps bas decided to en- ter the national drili nest May, provided that the Secretary of War grants their application tor dity rifles. A series o1 evangelistic meetings, conducted by . M. Say ford, was beguu last evening at Young Men's Christian axsockttlon roouns. The Art Students’ league has elected the to lowing off uing year: President, 1. J. Hate: vice presi Sylvester; secretary, W. B. Cuilton; treasurer, C. B. Fer guson; ci irman house’ cou ie class commit: anuque commuiitee, Miss tttée, Miss AL Miss E. Syl F. B. John- jor Morgan, of this city, has been awarded ue contract .or the improvernent of Choptank Fiver, Eusiern shore, Maryland. Weizel was Knocked senseie-s by a horse and wagon on New York avenue and seriously hurt about the ace and i play- Ing in front 01 the door mornin rents’ residence. ‘clock a colored n the doorstep of St ylum. The iufant was only twas taken inte the asylum from the Re- ed by Oftieer rence ile: I SCHOOL, Was Fes L-on and retu to tut lasiitation. Daring the 24 nours ending at eight o'clock this a.m. the potic ‘arrests, Of whieh, 12 were for druakenness. Jock I evening a horse at- y near the coruer of beast and threw tae dri- avs Lee, colored, [rom the veuicle, in- Juring him si.giti Eva Cook hus, by Mr. A. B, Williams, filed a Bill for divore: Couk. They were married Nove , and she eharges wher ve months he de- id about Mareb, 1381, vit the ety. Mr. C. J. Coumbus, wuo over a inouth sims ed by tne fall of a Seatfod at the hospital, recently had to have ated Just below the knee, aud he rious condition at bis residence, Istand avenue noctuwest, feheever, of the Buitimore and vad, Was ‘quit Wees, but has su lar recovered as tobe able to Fesuule Bis duties hi Berted he Sales of Real Estate. B. BH. Warder has transierred to Julia L, Prall, im trust, pt. lot 4, sq. 135, 106 feet, ‘on the west side of 16th street, between I und K streets, tor 59.795. Carl Auer.ach bas trans- Jerrea to Mary L.' Fry sub lov 22, 9q. 51, tween L und M suevts nortuwest Qv2ax «4 1) for $4,100. A transier has been recoraed froi Letiua G. Plansett to Olive B. Stewart ior jot 12, sq. 205 (42395 ft), on Q street, between Adib ana 15ta northwest, tor $6,200." Lot 93, Lanier Heights, 33,056 square ‘ieet, has becu transierred by Prot. C. V. Riey to Joby Savary, for $4,132. Mrs. Alice +. Kynex has trans’ Jerred'sub lot 16, sq. 51, on 224 street, between Land M, to 2 Iyer, ior $4,300, Sub lots 6 ec on N ang 49 teey 34,000. W.-ALUDIck- traisierred (o Henrietta Brown, S (20x88 feet), on Sih streets, for $4,15u, Aississipp!, hus ae- ida J. Harvey for sub 10 (29x99 fect), on 15th sireet, for $6,000. Josepit Chas, Baum 1008, bik, ner oi Columbia ave. and 14th olumbia Heights, tor $7,576.40. Thos, 3 have trausverred 13 ud 2 aud sub lot 68, A street, bet. K and and 7. sq. 95, irouting 36 on ist sircet, tor man has lot TJ. Luttretl lot 24, pt square 621, on Noriu Capi L., tor 510.421.55. Lis. Frey bas ‘transierred lois 11 to 15, square S12, frouting 264 leet om Sth and 109 leet on E sure W. Sunith, tor 36,943. ee FINED For HALLow ’cen Fcx.—James Dor- sey and Joseph Siuiih, smal: cviored boys, stood. im the deck beiore Judge Sneli this moruing, Charged by Miss Auu Hayne with ussanit. Tue Old iady tesiitied taat Suucay nigat the boys threw chicweus at Lerand knocked her down. Smith, sue suid, struek her with « rouster that a turkey, and the other boy Sue slid after the troubie live cu‘ckens in uer yard. Was ziven to show Liat the old 1ady Wus iistaken avout Dorsey, and he was dis charged. Sunith was fined $4 or 5 duys. < — Yesterday afternoon colored boys eutered Elizabeth Kueus's store, 1121 Ist s: from her a pocicetix Randolph, Luz silver wateu containing $21.——Mary ote street, reports’ stoleu & va ether articles worth $26.— 06 Bs reports the Jareeny of carriage rove worth 36. The Eastront Fine SUFFERERS.—The appeal for relief of the suiterers by the Eastport Me.) fire is being respuuded to with counmeudabie alucrity and gener aud itis belteved that the suiu of 31,000 called ior wiil be nearly Faised. A public meeting Will soon be ealied for the purpose of euabitug ali per-ons hotwing humbered lists to turn ove. their conir:bations, Due uotice of the time anu piace of the meeting Will appear tn our advertising cuumns, SWE CaLLee Hin Ot ATALK wit List Was iu the Fu salting ve CHURCH TO HAVE ize Anderson, evlored, Court kway, cuarged WIM as fusband, woe swore «at Eliza cane W als churca dn Capitol Hill, Sunday hight, and at ber request Le Went out We Have a tik With Der, and sue sccuck hii several Limes und eut fled that ti ior some ti her, she eaiie taliding to bil wulcu sue d upou be struck be the arin. Sirs. Anderson test ws wot Lived with ner nusuaud slandering de lim. Wile against her and called Lun a lur, where «hd sue returned ihe Uiow. Sue deuied cating hun. Her testimony correburaied by “auottier witness aud the charge Of assaus was disinissed. License MaRnIAGE have beew Charies F thou Mi und Amauds eara; Wii Keeu: Marriage _hieenses clerk o: the Court to stina C. dois; Ham omery county, Mu., Uveu Cruteumeid and bawarus und Mury Antuouy simi a Aunie kaizaveth Pase -Mice B. Conner; W. S. Biuadet lue Lowney; James Grimes: 'Y, boty of Bairtax eouuty wiker aud Muitie J. diurpuy; Samuel Tuyior aud Adetive Foun: tain; James Kicuaruson, ot New York, aud Parinela K Duryee iivbert “Spotswood aud Maria E. Tnou Harper und Fannie Jeaunerte Move aud Viney Grabam: Edward H. Deat auu Eva C. Hay DTHE NATIONAL DRULt.—The San Texas, £2press ui Friday, tue 291n Sat leugin frum 4 He SEAR uu wc the preparatious fur the nauouat drill I tals eit, les, the cuainpioas of Grill, and that v are diready Next spring. tary of tue Naoual Dill association, v-day re- wetved & telegram from H. Coliuran, general Passenger ageut of the Queen und ‘Cresent Hines, extendlug from Cinciauati to Texas and ew Urieans, accepiiag tne position us advisory Wemuer or tue trausportation commiltee, aud offering every encouragement und assistance for tue drill uit beual: oF uimsel! and is ines. THE ATTENTION of our readers is called to the perecapoory sale of laud serip at Dugcan- you's on Monday ucxt, TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at 4:30 o'clock, the Usteus Wiil veil that desirable property eurner ay sizect aud Maryiaud avenue, Improved uy a large brick dweulng, and baving # large trout ou dhgstreel. Suitauie ior busluess, * CaxPETS AT Avctiox.—Duncanson Bros, will sell lo-morrow morning, at LU v'clock, In ifont ol their saiesrooms, boul 15u uew and secund- hand carpets. See wuvertisement. days bat tue Sua Anionto Ri- ex: we oO. tae Ul to Wasuington De Leon, the mauayiug scere- THe ORfENTAL DisPiay at DvNcassoy Buotnens ig # mammoth exuivitiva of Nery large custern carpet, Dughestan prayer rugs, mosque rugs, rica Augora porte: eurious sadalcvags aud ‘kilinas, exquisite em broideries, draperies, Dauwacus silks, &e., cc, Those su quest vi the genuine iabnie shoud @¥ull Luemselves of Luis Tare uppertuuity. See Suction commu Lor particuiurs.—ddet, RESTAURANT AT AUcTION. — Auetioncer Dow.ing wal seli to-morrow at 2 O'ciowsy tue Wai, lease aud Axtures of restauraut, 1310 BusYiVaule a Vebue, alurding a xvod Cuauce Jor favestinent, whl cuter tne | | ‘22d. be- | ——_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. SYSTEMATIC CHARITY. ‘The Anuusl Meeting of the Associated Charities. DR. SUNDERLAND TALES ON THE NEED OF OR- GANIZATION—ADDRESSES BY JUDGE MACAR- THUR AND OTHERS—OFFICERS CHOSEN FoR THE YEAR—THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION Socrery. Last evening the annual meeting of the As- Sociated Charities was held at the Vermont Avenue Christian church and there was a very good attendance. Judge W. B. Snell presided, with Mr. L.S. Emery as general secretary. The Proceedings were opened with prayer by Rev. Alex. Kent, and Mr. L.S. Emery read the an- nual report, showing that there had been con- tributed $3,346.99 during the year. The num- ber of applications for assistance was 1,268, out of which 527 were aided with money and 212 furnished employment. In addition to this 1,000 garments of clothing, 400 loads ot wood and a large amount of groceries were distribut- ed. Rev. Dr, Sundetiand was the first speaker, and after reierence to the various societies en- gaxed in whole or in part in relieving the poor, the amount of good resulting only veing knowa to God, he reierred to the system of the Associated Charities as the best. This, however, was not worked,to the extent that i should be. In city he said here should be « thdfough organization with @ sufficiency of visitors. it was only Mon- day, he sald, that 4 man came tohim represent- ing ‘that he’ wasa Presbyterian deacon from Arizona, who hud lost «Ihe had by Geronimo ana nis band. After questioning him and finding that he wanied to gu to Norils, the speaker started to police headquarters to get him trans- portation. On bis Way, owever, the stranger Stopped, sayiug that he would go no further, ior he did not wish to be regarded us a Leggar, ‘aud ail he Wanted Was a night's lodging. Fear. ing taathe might be tu reulity a Presbyterian deacon, Dr. Sunderland said he gave hima quarter, He mentioned this to ask ifothers bad not met With similar cases, aud it otvers did not act ashe did. Wus tuere no remedy for indiscrin.inate alms giving? He was in~ Clined to tue belief that the only successful mode to counteract the evils of giving alms in- discriminately would be by a great bureau of churities supported by the taxes of the people, be ue yoverninent bud dune Mauy things not so pee nd sacs = baron seis he line of their owers, or the great object of goverment the protection of society, and bow beter could this be done? He referred to what he bud seen ina sixteen months’ sojourn in Paris, when « Jost article on belug reported to te police Wou.u be returned in forty-eight hours. Ihe Washington posiee force, be suid, Wits utterly inadequate in numbers, tor Congress is nig- gardiy in its appropriations for the protection ‘Tue scope of the ussoclation, be said, Was to discourage indiscriminate ulms giving. He appeaied jor beip for tue associa- ton and urged that the fual solving of the problem would nut be worked out till the sys- feta was adopted by the municipal, state and Dutlonal governments. OTHER ADDRESSES. ‘Miss Eva Mills sang a solv in fine voice, ana Rev. F, D. Power warmly indorsed the system of the society. Jude MacArthur also indorsed the methods Of the society, but he doubied,the wisdom of Dr. subdcriand’s suggestion as to a government bureua of cuarities, and remarked Wf one such Was established, and Dr. Sunderland placed in charge, by would have 250 Presbyterian dew cons «fier him every day of his lie. ing of uis own subdivision, he said it had been aif Seult to fill the ollices, "He urged that more in- Werest Should be taken. Rey. Alex. Kent urged that it was the duty ot the peopie to take advanced yrounds as to cuuriiy and warmly ludorsed the system. dudge Such remarked tuat Congress appro- prince $15,000 ior the relief of tue poor, and Of Unis Lue soelety received about $3,000 .0F dix trivttion Ina community 1 theretore urged th response tu mou Conuibutious were reported us tolivws: Hon, M.G. Emery and James £. Fitch, $25 e1 GSuupbeli Carringtou and Mis. C. G. Dulin, 320 each; Florence ¢ , $6; Jun Huse pio,’ Mrs. E. V. Reed, $5: 1. M. Parker, Sinaier contributions, subseripuion und cask, 380. OFFICERS CHOSEN. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, president of the board LS. Emery, tary; Hon. M. G. Emery, general board of managers, Judge W. M.D. Peck, J. Hl. ‘Voorhees, Dr. W. A. Bartlett, Rev. ‘'¥.8. Wyukoop, Mrs. Magtna A. Sueil, Mrs, J. Langdon Burver, Mrs. Mary Hoit Totten, Sirs. EW. Fox, J. H. Bradiord, Kev. Alex. Keut, Judge Artnur MacArtuur, Mrs. Dr. J. P. New- mau, Rev. Rush R. Suippeu, John, Suerman, S. Walter Woudward and Uhurles A. Bradley THE CHARISY ORGANIZATION SOCIET? Ata meeting last evening of the board of managers of the Charity Organization society il was aunounced that the suciety had rented a room in the Gunton building for a central oifice, and authorized the empluyment ol an assistant secretary. ‘Tue boaru ordered the printing of a report of ‘the Work of the society since February 15th, 1885, anda direciory of tue churities of the District. * Five dollar subscriptions to the amount of $191.30 were reported, Amoug the subscribers were dir. and Mrs. 5. Woll, Kev. J. Owen. Dor- sey, E. Morrison, David B. Todd, Kev. E. Daniels, Mrs. H.'H. Mulls, Mr. und Mrs. H. Spencer, Leonurd G. Spencer, dirs. Murgaret A. Spencer, Charies F. Keeter, Mrs. Elien PL Mus- sey, Mrs. Mury Ragan, Miss Clara Barton, Jas, W. Graxain, wr. and Mrs. A. 5. Pratt, Mr. and urs. W. W.’ Burdeite, Mr. and Mrs.” Rudoipp Goldsehmid and Rev. A. F. Steele. Tue uuim- bers of tue branch societies were changed to correspond with the new numbering of the poilee preeinets. See A Good Word for the Salvation Army. ‘Vo tne Paitor of Tuk EVENING STAR: In reply to the article in Monday’s Star in Tegurd to the accident ot Saturday night, which the writer seems disposed to lay at the dour ot the Salvation Army altogether, while none re- greis it more than they, yet allow me as a irlend of the army to suy that perhaps had he mentioned the chief causes (the detaon alcohol) the prejuaiced public who Know nothing mure tan bimself regarding the pure, huly, God- feuring, siuner-saving, sel-sucriicing evan; ists their ieelings would be changed by a word. ‘or two roi one who does Kuow, and wie bas ciwsely been watching the movements ot the Saivation Army and sees daily the good being done by their efforts in saving from ruin bun- dreds that iunabit the rum holes acd dems of vice generally. Tne most effec- tual means o reaching them is by tne drum and tambourin as SOOR 4s Ibey. are convinced of a Leiter Ineusure of eap- turing sinners t: ure ready to adoptit. The good book says, “Biessed are they that are per- seouted for riguteousness suke, 10r theirs is the kKingdem of heaven, aud cursed ure ye when ull men speak well of you.” 1,as a sympathizer wno is “misied by the noisy crew,” Wilisay that the Suivation Ariny Is not afraid what man can du uate them so long as tuey know that God is oh thelr side, and wilt praise Him che more tor the persecution und figut the devil the harder, Leb the writer be ai leust consistent; wuile be Wants lu vanish “tae noisy revelers,” iet him uot ioret the Bumerou> Uther Holey revelers, Who are constantly, with no regard even lorthe Lord's di beating drums and pluying their h tue streets, It is w noted fact tii & negro dies on Monday Lhe remains are curetuily preserved Gull tue following Sunday, ib order that all tne race can have a holiday and grand jubilee. And how about respectable Cutizeus wio have regurd ior the Saubath being aroused irom their siumvers before dawn witu D. c the eries of Duuday papers? Aud even while at church the annoywnee continues in one way | and another. Not long since, at a cuurcu uent here, where I happened w be worshippiug, tue iuinister lad actually to pause lu his discourse Yui & band of music Lud passed—cudeLs on parade. Then again iarnum, Forepaugn and oter cireus leaders uave their parades when they please and trough what tnoroughfares, they piease, often eudangering the ilves of cuilaren. All tuis is Weil enougn. [would not complain if the Innocent did nut have to suiler for the guuty. Iwill stick to my point, Con sisiency’s a jewel. ‘A FRIEND oF THE DIED IN THE STREET.—About 12 o'clock last nigat Mary Wasuiugiou, a colored woman, 47 Jears of age, Was Laken With a heummurnage uD ies suddcisy in the street, ou BF, between hy, aud Gi sirceis. “tue vouy was taken to net Lome, in auey LetWeen Gtu, 7th, K and L streets, suutuwest. VATION ARMY, ——— ee Mrs. DONALDSON’s SUICIDE.—A correspond- ent writing to 1HE STAx refutes ycanduious Swries puulisued concerning tue suiciue of Aire. George Duualdson uear her home ou the Virginia side 0: tue Potomac, and says: “Mr, George Dovaldyon is a mechuuie, aud bears & good Fepulution among ail who kuuw bin. He Had never, during Lis married Iie, ever bad wny quurres Witu bis witc. He vulic the house iney aived in. They were comiortably off, having ‘ueatly turuished house aud pieuty uf e Uuiug. She wad « guud, kind and aiiable hur band, they lived happily together, aua every- bouy, including ber nearest reitives, are per Jecliy Gumbiouuded tw account tor Lols uuLOr tuna ¢ suicide and the homicide of her two eniidren.” a ee FURNITURE AT AUCTION.—There will be sold to-morrow morning at 1536 1 street norihwest at 10 o'clock, by Thotnas Dowling, a general assorument Of bousenvuid effects. riles fur- lug should attend, as the advertisement ales wn opportunity for bargains. Ex-President artha: From the New York ‘Tribune, to-day. Ex-President Arthur did not vote yesterday. ‘This is the first time he has stayed away from the polls since be was able to vole. He hus taken & great interest in the mayorulty contest, and Commissioner French suys that he hus ‘kept thoroughly informed on tue details of the campaign. It wus the intention of Gen. Arthur to Fopsier and vole DUL after cousulting with is plysician, Dr. Peters, he decided that be might injure’ lis bealtn’ und briug on one of those uliucks of depression from which he Cceusionaliy suffers. “His condition is ot lun proving uid itis saia by ow aus ur cout thet a vurned to ine city Irom New Loudoo, ~ John Hooley, advance agent ior the * Baby" company, comuitied sulcide by cutuug: us Laroal, In New Yors, y aiteruovn, HOW To MERT THEM. ‘To the Editor of THe Evexrxo Stan: 1do wish that Taz Sta® would continue to give us its hearty support in organizing at ‘once a committee of one hundred citizens in aid of the Commissioners of the District. There never was a time when harmony and co operation were so eminently necessary as now. The city of Washington, now recognized as 3 certainty of active enterprise and the home for cultured, refined and artistic people, needs the United sapport of all its citizens, and the only Way to reach this end is fo organize and at once. Fortunately we have no local politics, while other cities are “torn and tattered” with the turmoil of iactions, we can sit serene and Peaceful and devote all our energies to the de- Yelopment of our material and social interests. We have Commississioners who, to the “man- ner born,” will,no doubt, if encouraged and sustained, give us their Very best assistance, but hampered, as they are by techincal con- structions and legal restrictions, they ean after all do very little save routine work. in short clerical Tabor. A budy of representative giuizens, not kid-gloved merely, bat bona fide workers, men who have enlirged views, ten who recugnize ull the sections oi the city, knowing that whatever improves the east and south, nece-surily improves the west and north, will have the ear of Congress, and se- cure (tom it the legislation absolutely indis- Penauble to the growth and prosperity’ of the capi : ‘e want our water facilities for manutactur- ing purposes made known to the capitalists of the east. We want a District government building. We want « city post office. And these two things we want whether it guite certain real ox tate pouls or not, We want the city better lighted, better side- Walks. The latter.are un abomination and a disgrace, and it would be better judgment to secure money to have footways not eudanger- ing lite than to extend avenues for which there is bo public demand. We waut legislation to permit the parks, pub- Hie buildings and libraries to upen on Sunday im aid of tue education of the laboring classes, ‘Want more policemen, not to watch sa- loons vr to be a laughing stock for “Young America,” but strong, stalwart men to protect tye and property. We want a united charity board. We want a home for the aged and infirm. We want another schoul ior thuse who wish fo study polytechnio branches und the various We want the railroad tracks centralized. We want better bridges. We want to bring ail oi the parks and lovely cemeteries within easy and convenient distance 01 tae elty. yards relegated to the We want the lumber outskirts, In short, we want to lay the foundation foran organization in aid of the whole city and not ior he use of u clique. ‘This ts, in brief, a rude summary of what no aout cau be cousiderably added to, 888, 'S. Wour. November 2, 1: Alexandria Affairs. Reported for the EVENING STAR. THe ELECTIQN.—Tne election here yesterday Was the quievest ever heid ina town Whefe tne Voting Is serdom tumuituous, ‘The yole—1,075 for Lec and 729 for tlam—was not halt of tue Tegistered vole, vUL was mucn larger than that Cast last sprinx, when tue poll was only 709 iu all, Mr. Sian polied a lager vote tutu was snucipated, und Gen. Lee ovusiued a less mu- Jority hau was looked for. “Tue most notable Iealure of tue poiliug was tue number of col ored votes giveh ior te democratic nominee. Frank Huue was very uctive in bringing out Lee voters. Gen. Lee will be the eignteeuth Tepresentative that tue Fairlux district bas Dad in tue Wongress of the Uulon since the organiza tion o: We government. In 1759 Kichard Blaud Lee Was chosen, Lien succeeded Carter 3, thur— sou, Joan Marsbull, Jas. Lewis, Cuus. Keaton aiercer, W. M. MeCurly, Cutabert Poweu, Win, Suutu,Jonn 5. Penuietou, Jeremiah Moron, Win. Siuith (au extra term), Andrew Wylie, (Davia Funsters in couteverace congress), Lewis aucKeuzie, EM. Braxtou, Eppa ttuuton, Joun 5S. Barbour, W. HF. Lee. Fusexal.— he terry steamer wore her colors at baifmust to-day and brought to this city the remalus of Mr. Isuac Kutwisie, of Wash'ugton. Mr. Eutwisie was born in. tbl iy, teurued bis trade of macuinist with fT. W. & iC. Suniuh, at tueir iron works foot of Woe Sireet, und Was a prominent director o: the dayaraulion Fire company. Memvers of that | Organization und mauy iFiends aud associaics: of air. Eytwisle ip iis boyhood united wit the tune. dt the ferry wharf, Norks.—Tne circuit court of Alexandria couuty, Judge Keitu, opened its October term at the Coluusbus strect cvurt house this morn- ing, and will be occupied with civil suits.— ‘Tue funeral of young Windsur Adams took place tis afternuuu frou No. 90 Prince | street—The Midiaud shups are how working Dine hours instead of nine aud a bull, as uere= tore. ‘ine pay 1s by the hour.—sTue are- mutie club beid # meeting lust night.—Fire Chie. O'Brien will submic the fire companies here 4 piau for state tremen’s convention, & moveulent for thal purpose having Leen 5 acled by tue Portsmouth firemen.—lhe Rulubow buzaur in aldo: tue Mi. E. cuurch soutn urew Lurong to the Opera house last night. ‘The ra bow feature is « novelty ere auduttracts much Sitentivn.—oauei Cuuse Is ueld by the peice charged with cuuing 2d. Juuus during on gilay near the evioed Odd-relows’ bait lst nig ee The Mexican Presidency. A PROPOSITION To EXTEND THE PRESIDENTIAL TERM FRUM FOUR TO SiX YEARS. A discussion is goiug on in the newspapers and in political circles in Mexico reguruing the project for # constitutional umendmentextend- lug the presidential term from our to six yeurs and muking Lue president eligible for re- ection, These cuauges are advocated on the ground that they will give more stavility to the insutatious 01 the coustry aud Lelp Mexican credit abroad; but, ou the other hand, they are opposed on tue ground tuat wey ‘would harm siexico by creating the impression Unat power wits ly be contiuued In the Hands of tie present uduninistration iF ten yeurs or amore, tis u curious suct tual some o: Lue governinent Papers ure opposed to the plan wulle suime of Une ant-goverument papers favor it. There 1s no exclvewent 10 Le discussion, owing lo Lie ina er belug Viewed us one uot to be decided In waste. dt is reported that General Gurcia de la Cadeua has ven arrested in tne interior, He Wap Lhe Jusbigator of the uttemp.ed revolution wuich euded 90 ridicuwusly al Zacuiecas re- centiy. ———+e+_____ Mz. BLAINE IN New York.—James G. Blaine arrived at tue Fitna Avenue hotel, in New York, yesterday at 6:30 o'clock p.m.’ te Wok rooms 4, 2 aud 3, aujoiming the 2du street duur. He dined in we puvlic dinimg-room, aud was aiierward visited uy Steyuen B. kikins aud other personal trienus, He was unapproucha- bie by all otters, see. ARREST OF AN INDIAN CHIEF,—Superin- fendeut Greenback, in command ol le Mounted police al Humouton, Canada, bus suc. eveded in capwuring Lone Mat,who ty supposed fo uave beeu impicated .n ine mussucre at Frog Lake lust year. Lone Man, relying upon tue lapse Of time siiice the revention, cutie 110 the pust with a complaint about stulen horses. He was immeuiately recuguized und arrested, Reuben Anthony, while cutting trees at Wadsworth, Ala., sawing, hud his bip joint tora away by # failing tree s:riking him.” He lived # few hours and Luen died In great agony, ——— eee cen. | $4; black silks worth $1.25 for 98c.; large lot of ‘The Courts. Courr IN GENERAL TERM. yon Vas Mtattied to tse bar, Mallen wer District; on hearing. Equiry Court—Judge James, To-day, White ‘Sullivan; pro confesso against defendants Sullivan granted. Bell agt, Bell; W, H. Dennis appointed guardian 84 Mites Humphreys agt. mn et al.; restrain. ing order dissolved, Pouice Gechaiicaenpur a 2 o-day, Francis Carroll, loud gnd bolsteram| Forts’ days John Oneal, doe do. Willen: easter and John Evans, profanity; $5 or7 Albert Farr dayseach. John McCube, Farrand En- gene Diack, disorder! coaduct: $5 or 18 days éuch. Timothy Cortelio and David Shea, pro- ity; collaterals forfeited. John P. Appl faanand dames A. MeWiliiemson, cruelty to animals; coliaterals turfeited. Affairs in West Weshinton. BUILDING ASsocraTIoN.—At the fifiy-fourth monthly eee of the First Co-operative Building association, held last night at the as- sociation hall, money to the amount of $5,300 sold as follows; $1,100 at 64 per cent, $600 at 65 per cent, $1,000 at 66 per cent, $2,600 at 67 cent. PConTEMPr oF CovRT.—Johanpa Brubaker was arrested yesterday lor contempt o! court. “Tt ap- Pears that she was recently arrested upon the charge of keeping a disorderly house, and her personal bonds were taken to leave the city, whieh she did not do; hence the arrest yester. lay. Sinners Must Not Say “AMEN” ATSaLva. TION MRETINGS.—Frank Krause, a young may was befure the Police Court to-day for disturb- ing the quiet of the Sulvauon Artny at their barracks on High street. pepiais Golly testi- fied that the meeting was disturbed by two men, the deiendant and Donoliue, whose col- lateral has been forfeited. The uefendant, he Suid, Was not so bad as Donohue. He objected to the defendant's actions because he said ‘amen.” The captain said be did not thipk it was right for a sinner to say “amnen.”/ The Judge warned the defendant not to attend the ‘urniy’s meetings unless he intended to behave bimielf, aud wok his personal recognizance. oTES.—The “Sharp Shin” Fisting club re turned home yesterday from a successtul and enjoyable rip havin ‘Spent two weeks atGreat. Capon, W. orkmen are engaged in Ppaichibg up 32d street, below M street, SHIPPING NeWS.—Steamer Orinda’ arrived Yesterday rom Williamston, N.C, with. @ Tull ee of iumber and shingles for Jos. and J. E, ibuey. ‘SEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 64; con- dition, 86. Keceiving ‘reservoir, temperature, 55; condition at north connection, 36; south cobnection, 86. Distributing reservolr, wem- eruiure, 54; condition at influent gatehouse, Ser condition at effluent gatehouse, 36, He Strut Lives.—L. W. Hateb, the farmer of Alexandria county, Va.. who shot himseli last Friday, and fatally, as was then though still lives. "The attending physicians proved yesterduy for the ball, but without finding it, ‘hey report that be now hus a slignt chance for recovery. CITY ITEMS. Special Bargains for Next Week. Red twilled flannel, 12%,¢.; Jersey stripe flan- nels, 50c,, worth 75 yurd-wide cushmeres, 25c., worth 40c.; yard and # half wide all-wool | boucle cloths tor cloaks or jackets, $2.50, worth: Femnants in table linens, from Ly to 24 yards, at nearly half price; colored bordered linen hemstitched handkerehiets, 4 for 26c., halt price; metal clasps, 9c. a pait, worth from. 25c. t 5Uc.; also, special reduction in comforts and blankels, shawis, cloaks, jackets and jerseys. Ladies are especially invited to inspect these departments belore purchasing, and money. Curtin lace and carpets cost to close. ‘These bur} at >trasburger's Dry Goods aud Carpet House, 820 7th st., between H una 1. 1 Special Reductions This Week. 50c. Pasies’ Flannel Lined slippers reduced to 85c. $1.75 Ladies’ Kid Common. Sense Shoes reduced to $1.25. $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Caracoa Kid or Straight Gout Shoes, opera We or common senne style, reduced to $2. 82 Men’s all solid leather, buiton, lace or Congress, reduced to $1.40, $2.50 Mon s Fine Cait Boots: reduced to $2. 6Uc. Children’s spring-heels reduced to dc. 50c. Intuuts su0e. reuuced to B5e, THE STAR SHOE Houss, a 7267p si, bet. G and H. Do You Know that you can save money by buying your family rocerles 1 ux, We offer the best Minnesota lour at reduced price. splendid Ouloug, Japan and Gunpowder Tea, 50c. a pound; Java Cult, 25c. und fine Rio Cotfve 18. per pound. Vid Rye Whixky (guaranteed Pure Rye), $2.50 a gullon; 73c. per quart bottle. Delignttut Honey, 20c. for & pound bux. Come and see us, T. Merzeer & Buo., 1 417 7tu street northwest, Withont Reference to Earthquakes. The certainty of the success of southern en- terprizes is shown by the regularity which bas characterized the Grand Monthly Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery—the 198th of which events will take placeon Tuexdav, No- yember 9, 1886—without any relerencs to ¢arthquakes or ouher interierences. Gens. G, T. Beauregard, of Lu, and Jubsl A. Earsy, of Va., will scatter some’ $265,500 ail about ine eurth, For any tufurmadoo apply to M. A. WEDNESDAY. Dauphin, New Orleans, Lu, Do not forget tue day. 1 93 Per Gallon, 75e. Quart Bottle, No.1 re Whisky, best in the world tor the money. ders by mall, McGee's, 9th, pear D st Gent's Suits Cleaned, $1,—Satisfaction guaranteed at C.PUTSCHE’S,1729Pu.aV.10,W,83M_ Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4g 1b. “Wurd” pritits, 45e. per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermisk; Sweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisky 1s the best. Ar Suvenseres, 812 7TH STREET. Nursery Chairs, 49¢.. Culidren’s rocking Chairs, 49. High Chairs, oe. Catte Seat sigh Chairs, 98, Carpet Seat’ hockers, Ove. Witow Rockers 89c. Willow Nursery «hairs, 99. At SILV-RBERU'S, 512 7th street Nall Brushes, 5c, Imposted Toth Brush 8 10c. All Bristie Clothes rushes, 25c. AML Bistle shoe Brushes, 130, AU Bristle Huir Brusues, 20¢. ‘At SLLV 1 tBERG'S, 312 7th street Reveled Plate Hard Mirrors, Beveled Plate Hand Mirrors, 39¢. Beveled Plate Viush Border Mirror 49¢. Fancy shapes. Beve.ed Mirror . 59 and 99e. 10x14 Freuch Plate Mirrors, #0: Firsh Frame Beveled Mirrors, 49c. aU SILVESBEERU'S, 312 7th street. 5 Foot fine polished Curtain Poles, in Wa.nut, Ash, Ebony or Cherry, -§ ‘Also same iu 6, 5, 10 and 12 foot lengths, withcheap OF fiue brass trimmings, us desired, al the lowest prices. at SILVERBERG’S, 312 7th street. Large Oleographs in gilt frame, 99¢. Pune. OW Fuintings, gilt frame, $1.49, Large Oeographs in ist frame, 51.08, Large oil Faimings, 22486, 00 3.50, ‘The Newest ubjects in rtutypes, 49c. A go 7th street, ‘ SieVeitBnaeS Brass Photo Frat..es, new desiga, 1 Plush Photo Frames, by Large Gilt Photo Frei Fine bronze Frame Huttdsoiie Presa O Fates, 89e Deep uilt Phows « raiues, 9Oc.- aud the largest stock 01 ‘Toys to be tound in the ety, at Lee SILVERBERG'S, and 313 8th st.n.w. nod 812 7th Ecezua a3sD EVERY SPECTES OF ITCHING AND BURN- ING DISEANES CURED BY CUTICURA. ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agonising itch- ing and burning, tosiantly relieved by a warm bath wih CorictRa Soar, anda single application of Co- ‘TicuRa, the great Skin Core. ‘This repeated dally, with two or three doses of Curicuma RESOLVENT, ‘the oew Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the Pereplration pare and onirritating, the bowels open, ‘the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Ecte- ma, Tetter, Ringworm. Psonesia, Lichen, Praritas, ‘Scaid Head, Dandruff, and every species of Itching, ‘and Pimply Humors of theScalpand Skin,when the bess physicians and ail known remedies fail ECZEMA. I gratefully acknowledge a cure of Ecsema, or Salt ‘Rheum, on bead, neck, face. arms and legs for seven- teem years; not able to walk except on hands and Knees for one year; not able to help mysélf for eight ‘Years tried bundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced ‘my case hopeless; permanently cured by the CUTICURA ‘REwepres. ‘WILL McDONALD, ‘2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, IIL . ECZEMA. Some five months ago I had the pleasure to inform You of my improvement ip the use of the CUTICURA REMEDIES in my case of severe Chronic Eczema Fry thematosa, and to-day cheerfully confirm alll then sul. Tconsider my cure perfect and complete und attribute it entirely to your remedics, having used no others FERNAN ESENCHARDO, 8306 Peana. avenue, st. Louls, Ma, ECZEMA, Thave suffered from Sait Rheum for over eight years, ‘at times eo bad that I could notattend to my business for weeks at w time Three boxes of Coricura and four bottles of REsoLVENT have entirely cured me of this dreadful disease, ‘Mx. JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa, CUTICURA REMEDIES Aresold by all draggist.. Price: Curicuma,50 cents. BESOLVENT, $1.00: soar. 25 Gente. Prepared by the Porrer Dave aN CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” BEAUTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using the CorrouRa Soar. I CAN'T BREATHE. Chest Pains, Num:.ness, soreness. Hacking Cough, Asthma, Pleutisy and Inflammation RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLas- tem. Nothing like it At druggists, 25centa Pouer ‘Drug and Chemica, Co., Boston. 208, Kae Masoracrcame * Co, 487 7TH STREET N. W., Offer the following Special Bargains in MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Being over stocked in our K. K. Brand DRESS SHIRTS, we will offer them at the very low price of$1 each, for ten days only. ‘ihese Shirts are the ‘very best that we cau produce, and never retail for less than $1.25 each. Also 20 dozen Landsomely trimmed NIGHTSHIRTS: Qtasonville Musl.n), tll size and length at 75c. each. Soid everywuere ut $1. WINTER UNDERWEAR. ONE CASE HEAVY M¥RINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at 50c. each piece, worth 65¢, ONE CASE HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at 75c, each piece, worth $1. ONE CASE HEAVY SAKONY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at $1 each piece, worth $1.25. ONE CASE NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. foll regular made, at $125 each piece. Regular price $1.75. ONE CASE HEAVY ALI-WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at $1.50 each piece, worth $1.85. ONE CASE HEAVY SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at $2 each piece, worth $2.50. ONE CASE COLORED MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, full regular made, very fine quailty, at $2 each piece, worth $2.50. 60 DOZEN EXTRA HEAVY AND THOROUGHLY MADE CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, at 50c, per pair. ‘THE CKLEBRATED MEDLICOTT CO’8 SCOTCH WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in White, Gray and Scarlet. These goods are celebrated on Sccount of not shrinking. We have full lines of them at the Lowest Prices. HEAVY BaLBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAW- ERS, us handsome as silk; size, 34 Sirts and 30 ‘Drawers, $1.8u each; mse 10c. per size. ALSO FULL LINES OF NECKWEAR, HANDKER- CHIEFS, SUSPE DEKS. MERINO AND COT- TON HALF HOSE, OLLAKS, CUFFS, KEKP'S SHIRTS, SILK REGINA AND GINGHAM UM BRELLAS, GLOVES, JEWELRY, Etc, Etc, all ‘at Lowest Cash Prices, KEEP MANUFACTURING CO, 437 7fH ST. N. W. OLIVER ‘P. BURDETTE, Sole Agent for the District of Columbia, Store closes 7 p. m., except Saturdays —_0c20-6t Srrctarry. “BOUQUET COFFEE.” Similer in Flavor toJava and at 10 cents a pound less, N. W. BURCHELL, vey 1326 Fst, G. T. Kezs, : TAILOR, 414 NINTH ST. Surers. ‘Opened this morning new Jot, all sizes, Quali fat beat in the clty tor the price: iene pie y Al Pee ¥ S4 ba BBB OA KM NN N cco BARIAMS PARLE Gg Pr, OO W OW WppD FRE br $3 Srey Pb ET Ek ' 00 WW Dow Exe E E> ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ‘Strength and wholesomeness. More economical thin the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low vests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SOLD ONLY IN Cans ROYAL ‘BakING POWDER Co,, 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0024 Srrciat Bazoaus Ix DRESS Woops. /OMESPUN CAMELS HAIR DRESS GOODS wide double width, pure 1, Be COT. CLOIB, “BIN CHECK, COLORED TRI CADHMERES. HOM E-SPUNS aud Immense assort- meut of other wide doubie width. pure wool, DRESS MERVELI: 85c. COLORED Sil VELV IS, 80 oo OYAL SERGE, in ali fold, excellent ety AS ‘lish dress goods), 12 ys iat Bi IMMENSE " ASSOKEMENT; DOU- Tipe cneana tis mee ae ih DUUBLE Wu0L .LANKETS, large size, cash Value $3, price reduced ¥'2.5u. HO: feet oa te SOUDS Wide. width, 316 CLoTH FOR BOYS’ W; a) 3 iO ‘LAK, immense double Cail and examine them. W. STEEL, 027 $35 Pennsylvania aveuue, \ENTLEMEN'S SUIT2 SCOURED G AND PRESSED FOR $1. Coats 50 cents, Punts, 2b ceuts, Vests 25 centa, Altering and repairiug done in best mauuer. ‘Ggods called tor aud deilveret, 705 9th st, (tetephois wl B08 8 7 Dew, 1¢ cu 42.N. Culverts, Buiilmure ‘Telepuone call 1614-2, uzs-Bme Fok sate ssust RECEIVED BY STEAMER the Yery tines imported old sherry, Port. Maderia, Rhine und other wines Aso Cognac Brady, Holland and ‘Tom Gin. Special prices to jasbece i 4, SELIGDOS, Wholcanle slavor Denier 200 hw, #a-_ Istill sell the celebrated Castioruls Claret. $1.00 gallon. cceowas Orvesixao Or Lave Fors our Fur Department is now stocked with all the leading garments lu SEALSKIN, ASTRACHAN aud PLUSH at sew York pi at MUFES, BUAS and TKIMMING in every variety ‘of Fur, and at the lowest prices for reliuble goods’ WILLETT & RUOFR, Haters and Werretm 0026 ‘yuS Pennsylvauisave, Pruzerxa, 3 (Late with J.-W. Bell, Sth Ave. New York,) Civil and Miltary Tatlor, ‘Riding Habite Ladiew Salts, 1007 F Street. ocl2-Am. 9u27-3m bert ‘Treasury. VHRR Curaz, Curan Axo Hanariss CRYSTAL NaTTass ‘CRYSTAL ‘CRYSTAL CRYSTAL, DISCOVERY ‘CRYSTAL ‘CRYSTAL, Restores Gray or Faded Hair to 1t8 natural color and Youthrul appearauee, and always dues so In Ubree 10: a Stops ibe hair tulling out, removes dundruff and makes an elegunt , uBexcelied by any otherin the taarmet, WARRANTED tocontain no lead, no sulphur, no silver or any other poisonous ingredien.. No sedi- ent to shake up and uo stulus; itis consequently the best und omy non-polsonous rave 10 ibe Word, Fre SU THUR NATTANS, Broprietor, 2d and D sud 14th and 1 sta. nw. For sale by Druggists generally. oct Sarrize © Co. Baurmone ribeye eset poate Foy a a Mey ches tow.tu wand oF tree ‘ays CO... W. He HR eae lers ‘Wall Papers aud Window Shades, We are recelving dully the new patterns for Fall ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS, ‘Wearcthe Sole Agents for the sale of the Genuine Concord Harness and Collars, ‘Beware of imitations besurs of Name and Numben * LUTZ &@ BRO, Je19 497 Pennsylvania Avenue AS RES ee ye ‘Without the Fancy Prices. “You can have it delivered at your house in perfect: ‘condition by addressing :! M. BURCHARD & BRO.. ‘Fine Grocers, 0080-4, Pa ave, corner 4ig6t. Hovszrurnisarnas ved. of ee tee ee OUR EERE eaten, ok ms R. H. Turton 983 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SPECIAL SALE OF MISSEY AND CHILDREN'S coats PRICES REMARKABLY LOW TO REDUCE ‘STOCK, AS AN INDUCEMENT To PURCHASERS, WE HAVE SELECTED A LINE OF CoaTS IN BEAVER CLOTH, MIXED ENGLISH CLOTH, PLAID AND CHECK CLOTH, BOTH PLAIN AND FUR TRIMMED, ALL SIZES, MARKED AT PRICES THAT CAN- NOT HELP BUT INTEREST THE PUBLIC. COATS MARKED DOWN TO $3.00, AND RANGING IN PRICES TO $15.00 THAT ARE GOOD VALUE AT $6.0 TO $25.00, ‘THESE GOODS ARE GOODSTYLES AND STERLING VALUE, AND WESOLICIT AN EARLY CALL TOSATISFY YOURSELF aS TO THEIR VALUE, AS THEY WiLL SELL RAPIDLY AT PRICES MARKED. R. H. TAYLOR, oc29 983 Pennsylvania ave. Seat Prosees Axp Asrnaxnaxs SEATON PERRY, (Rvccusson To Penny & BRorHen), INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES, OF OO OWS DINECE IMPORTA HOS AT gia A 315 PER YARD. AT $4. 35 AND $6. COMPLET ASSORIMENT OF NEW PARIS AND BERLIN Wars JACKETS, NEW- ETS A NS ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, AT $30, $40 ‘AN: SUPERS. FRA PENTES FOR DR. =S FRONTS AND PANELS, WITH SASHES TO MATCH. NEW Goi.v AND sILVER BRKUCADEv SATIN~. AcL THE LA EST PARIS NOVELTIcS IN ALEVIUUS, NOVi-Li Ibs IN ALL-WOOL PARIS DR’ SS TEX. TUHES, FUR PLAIN” AND CuaflSINATION SI S2-SVECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING EVENING GUODS BY GASLIGUT. a” PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES SEA10N PERRY, Penny BUILprno, Penn. Aveuve. Coruer vin stron. Extablisbed 1840. oc30 . Overcoars. 2 It by no means follows that an Overcoat to be warm must be heavy. Many people buy such in tbe belief that the heavier the gar- ment the greater the warmth. Except in extremely cold weather it will be foand that a moderately 1 ght Overcoat, welzhing. say, about turee pounds and a hulf, is better adapied to genera! purposes than the ex- tremely heavy ones. We havea great va- rlety of such medium-weuht Overcoats, rurigig tn price from $10 to $35. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH STREET, oc29 Opp. U. & Post Office, Axvoxz Wor Mase A Frss If they were inourfix. We thinkitisnotonly ourright, bat our duty tomake a little noise just at this time, be- cause our elegant new stock is something worth mak- ing a foss about. {thas never before been our pleasureto offer youso complete an assortment of unliormly de- sirable styles, neither have we ever before been able tooffer you a scale of prices so low us we are now placing on these reliable new goods. There.ore we ‘think it inthe line of our duty to noise the fuct that we are engaged in the general distribution of bargains among the wise buyers of this city and vicinity ‘We sell you an elegant Cheviot Suit at 7.50 that ‘would be cheap at $10.00. ‘We sell you an All-Wool Cassimere Sult at $10.00 ‘that would be » barguin at $14.00. ‘We sell you an exira fine Cassimere Suit at $22.50 ‘that you cannot ma.ch anywhere under $16.50. We sell you a fine Prince Alvert Sult, silk faced, at $15.00 that would be cheap at $20,00. We sell you a better Prince Albert at $18.00 that is really worth $25.00. ‘We sell you an All-Wool Overcoat at $7.50, A very fine All-Wool one at 310.00. ‘We have an extra large Ine of Suits for Boys from 13 to 18 years old, trom $5.00 up. We have uiull line of Boys’ Full and Winter Over. coats, {rom $3.75 up to $15.00. For Children from 5 to 13 years old. Suits with Short Pants, at $2.50, 82.75, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, which we gunrantee to be 2U per cent Jess than you can buy them elsewhere. ‘We havea fuil line of Children’s Overcoats from $2.60 upwards ‘We have « .ult line of Odd Pants, from $1.50 up. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED, ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS: 0028 1112 F Srezer Noerawesr. A FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES & SON'S FURNI- TURE STORE. G ce ce GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF CLOTHING. GREATEST BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING 10 GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE PEOPLE AND KUSH BUSINESS AT ONCE, WE SHALL GIVE YOU ALL A GRAND CHANCE TO BUY YOUR FALL AND WINIER CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATES. OUR :.00DS8 ARE MADE Will SPECIAL CARE TO THE WANTSOF THE KeTALL IRADE AND EQUAL TO MOST OF Tus CUSTOM-WOLK, AT ABUUT HALF THE Cost. Pi hiceiintergierekg geet AVE AT LF GOUD Gi r s = Rit ASP ASPs TO ALL, WE Wili. SLL Yul CLoTHING YoU HAVE HAD FOR YEARS. NO MISFITS, BUT REAL FITS AK WitaT We SELL HOW MANY PEOPLE YOUSEE ON THE STREETS DAILY WITH MISFITS THEY WILL NOT COME FROM Us OU CLUTHANG Fits BEITER 1HAN KOUR-PIFTHS OF THE TaiL- ORs FIT YOU. NO USE 30 GO TO THEM— GoME TO Us. AND WE WILL SEND YOU OU, WITH BETTER F.TTING ‘CLOTHING THAN SOME TAILO«S MAK YOU, AND AT HALF ‘Tux COST, COMBINATION AND C.-OPEKA. TION Giving Us THE Caks: WALK RCH? ALONG TU OUK STKE AND Taki THE CAKK: WHILe TH. RTUCK IS LARGE AND NEW. THE MEN AWE MARCHING VE LAULES AE AM anCHING, TH. BOYS ARE WA CHUNG 20 rue ok are ‘COMBI ATION, 01 AND WE ‘YOU. ‘OUR GREAT INAUGURATION SALE WILL, A BONASZa TO YOU, a Luss TO Us, BUT W. WANT YOUR Face TURNED TOWARDS OUR NEW STORE, AND ONCE WE GET YOU WEAK ING OUK CLOTHING MEANS 4 CUSI FoR WE ARE WILLING TO10 & AT FIRST TO FUCK OUR GOULS TO YOU. We. KNOW THAT WE WILL GIVE YOU BETTER C NG OUR MOAEY THAN ANY IN THE BAB, TRY Us AND WE DS AS REP. THE GREAT COMBINATION CO-OPERATIVE CLOTHING HOUSE, 1112 FST. N.W. coups Son Supmatey REPRESS : "4! aan DEMOTT. CHARGE OF THE me ‘SMITH, Business EDUCATIONAI EDUCATIONAL. = i NU PON. Awliod (LATELY has opene studio, room 8, Corcoran ing instahon tu decoratte Ket. ices: a ‘statues. © tg arebiicet of tue U.S Treasury; Dr. I, su iverei G LADY (Color, WITH GON ID ergble experievee and succes, would Hike a1 Ww pore scholars Spe a) admuon Ob gy a Terms qu rter in advauce, Addvess MUSIC TEACHER, stat office. peer bY ET GERMAN, Fil fod Rogiish school and Kiuerhsvie. ocrdpans oa ‘Third year. Circulars at 1394 1 Bw. Private lesons se 3 NS, TS GLARA HARRISO: Pupil of Wm. Mason, N.Y. 613 M st. . _oc2-2m* ey ped WHO (AN WRITE AT fall-can be rapidly pushed. forward tobe able to re Bary Py racucal Feporcer, at Lows Fst nw. Room 3, t moderate charge. R H.WHITE, Report r and Typewri peat R JAMES CAULFIELD, Late Professor of the Grand Conservatory of Nasic, vew York: bola Mis MASSE RIDE = ME its. MANN'= PRIN AY SCHOOL, | 2918 ‘SUnderiand } lace, one block south of Dupont circle. Secoud term begiie 1» cember 8, 1890. nol tune Stomp for ) rosy ‘enced oper:tors, RS. JOUN W. TOCAL LESSONS, In the Most icapid and Refined Italian Method. BIANL. from Paris, karope, 117 1sh st. now. New Popular Choral March, for Ge cated to Mra. ocdo-20* RE 3 HAN UREOPENED His tudic. Instructions ctven in Painting. He has a large collection of Paintings, for the benesit pujlis Public invited. Room’ 124, Corcora: LEXANDER ZiwET, 140 C Stance. Lessons in German, Math from the Kussian, £ terms mi cs, ete. Translations : Erman, ete. se2s-2m* MAN WISHES To GIVE LESSONS . Latin Mattematics ang the inlish ROOM 50, THIRD Portrait ‘Class Mon. Instructor, Mr. An. + Thursda. and Satara ¥ ZA Floor Core ran Butiding. day. Wednesday and Friday Heaton. Live Class Toesis Instracter, Nir. F.C. Messe Rooins from i p.m. iE LADT HT-LINE SHORTHAND, LJ system to learn ai ment of raj ginners—Tuesday day evening, ato ocl$-1 M. TPB COLLET Tor Boys.” A few pupils received Into the family. as | Dourders. Address: L. iC COLLIERE, A. M., Loa 1 HM KINDERGA TEN lish spoken. n charge o @use P, CG DES GARANNES. 1538 I'sts 8 0c ESSONS PRIVAT: AL Pre Grom, Dunciation unt thorough instruc Sons at her residence oF at th: sth st. nw. Madame A. MSc O1 FREE INSTITUTE. Graded school. Primary, | Advanced and Kind. rgarven Departu German | tree September Joth at Lizt | 1Bthst n1 sed-n* 10N AND DRAMA traction Voice culture aud read. ing. “Dramatic association clases. Study of standard ings sul abe for benetiis, Apply 14za NSU INE DUVAL MAtK. Prin HILL KINDERGARTEN AND st_se. CORNELIA F. BOYDE Year begins Ocvober 4th. cir och, TRAINED Principais: eda, Culurs address ASHIN TELPGRAPHY has removed trom Capitol Hill 10 (31 F st. naw, rooms 7, oclS-imi® R AND 3LiSH AND classes in English, French and Machen Frene «. Private TV pd U jessous in the french ta __ock-Am* SG TUTOR, (six: horthand. Book keeping. Penmi umbian College Pre- » Monday, Wed es day, oc15-1m* MSS BARRILT MILIS-VOCAT Lions TO aNE Ladies and Gentiemen. at ieisure dally frou @ fo7._Kesidence 634% L st. 3.0 sel 7-310, HARVARD GRADUATE ENGAGED AS 2X tutor in Washington after November 1, 1858, Gesires pupiis, singly or in classes, for some hours daiiy. All English and Mathematical studies, Latin, Greek and Freneb, Reference. and further informna’ Hon upon application to Mr. JARVIS BUILEI. Fst. nw. ematics aud English branches erences given. ALSS GLOVER, ‘oclorm® HL LARROQUE, sfaduute of La nor a-native Parisian Donne, Paris Academical cour eo: French pronun- ~acber, giation and elocution to pub.ic aud private teachers, Asad = st Solent VW A81INGTON ScHOOE OF ELOCT TION aND English Language, 904 M stn. | STEVENS Halt pal.” Pri struction Day and.’vening. ‘Stuumering and other deveets of spect mu PRAT SOs ‘Calculations wud rapi “Perms reasouadle. C.F. WOOD, 275th st. ne. sebum woo, Si GEES Scttoor, Secrir Twill reopen Mtoaday, September Ot aw" ‘SSTRUCTIO: min and & it Service Exaint ‘Annapaig W nations AbD: {7 ASHINGTON, D.C. W ‘“Souxinaod’ bay school for Lite Grit reopemoUtOarn ink 160k, Aeadenns und Coltegs prepursiory courses. Speen advances fa'Slusietand kre A bulldiac in course of erections wi | Toute advantages of tee school K,, SPRL Prot. FAL ‘Candidates prepared 107 Pint or Civil service bxanii- GER Is Nuwiber ot both departusents limived. Miss LARLI 1946 350n ‘upiis in seG-un SS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH usiness: ducation th; ‘support them- active duties of S ; Guedes yon in Sg GAY Sickert penton th life. Thorough instruction given in Rapid W the English e, Correspondence, Hupid lations, 00) ‘Business Pracuce. Law, Politicai kcon ae i EpNiSbAY.Sepieniver Ist at 9 ei. sug Be. Gnlice open tor arrangements on ani after Mo-day, Sugast sa "A fall Corps of teacters, ‘Tulth Duy een bu 70, yable Sl? on entering, Hionully lontallments of $10 each: & Year sch Intuit “ot entering, SO th Weeks, $20, paid" on cuteri sescions Year schoiarsi ip.350 on euteri ths515, pavable 90 on entering. and balance in, moutaly” bet Maiovents of 36 cach, of $16 hu ft! on eatering. Ulustrated’ Gireular senctree on 4 HENRY CSP Mrs SARA A. SPENCER, Vice RLINGTON ACADEMY ‘CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘Corner Pa. uve. and 10th st., opp. U.S. Treasury, A Select ~enoo! tur Boys aud’ Young Men, Number Hmited: Cnly scholurs of good moral character re- | ceived, Fall term begins the SELON» MONDAY LN EPTEMB.R Day and kvening Sessions, cateiul und thorough instruction in the Common Engesh Branches, Book-keepin, meuc, Algenra, aulésm BU ATO. MACAF! Usk ESTABLISHED 1877.) 1305 1 st. pow. Private or Class Lessons. Cuurch organ {or practice. auzi-om GALLS KING, Principal. [evoNALo- ELLs SCHOOLAND WELLESLEY phy and Type-W Sessions Tesamed an Pi PAKATORY Zovd 17th st, 16-4 Masnschusetts ave. and 1623 X st, ‘Seniily and, ay Sool tor Noung Lalies abd Litls Chis? SSS ANNA ELIS Pomel al, Fourth year began SbrTHM BER 2s, 1996, with fall corps or wearer vauspeciui Herdic $s employe? by the school for the bene the eng. sez5-Bin MI 4A2AMe HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SI Mite 'ater the true italiag method. Cassie and Nodern. Music: good German, French and. iisilan, by ‘tansurparsed metitods, lus Ler roouisat 710156 St nw. iaie 1210 jyld Satis SacKE, Teacher of Pao avd Residence 430 Sty st. nw. ‘Terms very reasouab| ‘also, Violin and, Cornet vy Pro. LOUIS NARCK init. MS CUTHBERTS SEMINARY, iG ‘und Day school. for young Laaies and children, 2017 15ih st, Wastiington, D.C, opened sept. Zou, ‘Competent teachers in all depar uments. Music, Focal ractical bt SHORTHAND AND EXPERT TYPEWRITING $ Pi iss AMY LEAVITT, OF BUSTON, GRAD. Masao eee oe culture, 1012 10th stn ab SE Ses SEMCT scm 1811 1ST. N. Ww. AN BLEMENTAIY 4D HIGH SCHOOL FOR Te (ON IARY, pba Rie eee eee Will reopen | ja Veg quarter of 10 | 1A BERLITz scrOOL OF LANGUAGES T and 2 at STN @ ccher, principal cities Recognized as Suyporier te all otner similar Tnatite- Hons. Unexcelied advantages for learning CONV ER. NATION. Best 0: uative teachers. Pee extremely low. NEW TERM now tor Ladies Gentlemea and Chil dren. Pree triai lemons every Paturday, ook JASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC W Good Bulging ae Ae aha ORS Highteenth year Pianos Orga, Yeon: Comet, 2. Free advantage" init, rector HTED 1886 BY PRUDWOMME, This work 1s composed of 300, pares, divided into six numbers, 30 cts each. It is the result and fruit of Years of successful teaching. ‘The quickest and Most Pet writen for leatiing to speak and age.” It is entirely pew Std uatoral: attraclve Naiuable to ‘advanced pupiis, NO d s Brentano's, and Ballantyne a0 @ ‘mat 1600 18th sty houiues Teskleoos riginal, periectly’ shay beginners, athor's feof Prepeh classes, 9: ‘and G30 p. mi WL MING. Prod oti Are swoonigsrire: AMD fecconteitie, Pas An fore Well urrat RSnortinceee : POR ROTH SEX, SHELDON'S ACADEME s—1008 Fst SS Motcays, Wednesdays Pennsylvania ave. men T latest dances uight, VUITAR, BANS & Prof. LOUIS -TENSTELS Drarcies at popular prices Harmony taught with thle a quire at 456 4 CADIAY oF THE Ho} 2A ave. resumed studies Fenewet advantace DAY, Sept. Ob, fora thorough coutes in Scence, Musicand Ar. “ihe theory of Music is throught taugii, mpecial attention ts pull 0 Piano, Harp, « tar and Banjo. Pavuth J the Languages reveive particular attenti hosrapiy aud Fancy Work. thenies and. Kindergarten Present year. Connected with the Acauemy i a. ny osm M' CLASSICAL aN ool tor Young Ladies and Dittie oi Ste. Hecpens Septeae ber 30 ¥ HW. Fostek M.A. 4, Vice Principal, Family 18, 330 and taugist en tor teachers of pertors Apectal atteation to Ts, qualifying t mere, :FGEKNUILLER, 24) stb st te seh -mn® D** PAE Wilk iebsoME BOSE Nums Octover “Ist, At1122 Connecticut Avenue. se183m_ Anas oct M1209 Khode Isiand ave. VOCAL aud IN=TRU ITALIAN. “‘Thsean pronunciation. Classes now ne. oc8Am* I\ ISS HILTON'S ENGLISH AND PRENC AVA school ior Young Ladies’, 821 Vermont ave.,wili Fevpeu WEDNESDAY, Soptember 20 | J STRUCTION ON THE VIOLD to H. DUNCH For terms apply pal music st De prin sDWaR 4 BOARDING, TRS, ANP baud, ss ost, Fences, Q re PALER HOUSH, 421 11TH ST. NW. Is now open. Fitsi-ciass Foon, by the day or weeks 3 . $4 per week, ything wes und first ns-2W ~ PENN. been reopened u . mabe ished, offers first-class Boata and Donis at reasouaule nim MANSIC N.W.-SEV first-class Hoard, Er ticely farm a SPRAGUE Seratlans | JOR RiNTNiCELY FERN Fw, Sat) io advances Fe rea Circle JOR KENT-PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED | FP icoms With or without able Board: rei-renoes jes rai ecient ypu 2 OF 19TH | [ana t sta is now open tor the reception of peraas: Seu tout and tae tren | JRoaRD AND Dave. Rooms $5 to #25. uccording to location, Board $18 per mouth, 59 per Week aud $1.40 per | day. ___ seam 2 oi ST. 10th and E n.w.arethe ucted boarding huusesin theeity. “inbbe Aree usaut FOUUIA“Leetis WiodeTale wat men k vous pe gs 6 5 Shae oss Be AA GB BARS BBB a 4 UU MM . WONDERFUL BARGAINS STILL THE TOPIC OF THE Day. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, No expense bas been spared to make this the most compleie department of the kind inthe city. whic i spected oar snpert siock of Portieres, Tapestries, Tatie covers, ec. ¢. The pust rainy week lis afford rounity to look over our stock with care, folowing EXTRAOKDINAKY BAR- Ur patrons and the public wiilackbowledae ing paid us a visit Curtah PORTIERES. 4 pair Portieras, 52 in. wide. toclose, at $6.50 Bo pair Por.ieres, 48 in. w | Si.00 a pair, sith Ghenie Deas, pair. ‘5 pair Portieres, all Chenilie, bewutitul border, $a | pair. LACE CURTAINS. * for $2.90 a. 6 pair Antique Lace, “worth $3.7 pale. ait Laces worth $6.00," fat 4 pair Lace Stripe Antique Lace, $5.4 pair, 7 pair Antique Lace, “worth $4.75,” for $8.85 pair BED SETS. A beautiful Lace Bed Set, consisting of spread am pillow shuts, $2.73. Au elegaut Antique Bed Set complete, for $7.50. RUGS. A 3x3 yard Droggct, Art Sqnares, $9.00. 4 Bad dard Drosces wortels for 811.50. We guarantee cat hese Drugueiseannot be inateb sd for the price in the city and that they areenurely mew BLANKETS. ‘The cool weather is a reminder that heavier bed covering isa uecessity. Remember tha: our Block of Biankets and Comuorters is the largest aud cheapest ia Washington. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. We are positively closing out the goods in this Ge Lat asacrifice., Ubserve following prices and Plaid avd “tripe Flannels, suitable for ladies’ wrap- nnd chilldres's suits, acthally Worth 60e., 10 C10¥6 4.4 Tricot, ail colors and worth @5e. a yard, tor 48e, 64 Homes}un suiting, original pricesSe. tow o0e: Don't forge that wera ¢ cumin out our stock, of Drew: Goods: anit tha, i will be somes th your Puckee | to give usa call belore purchasing elsewhere. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. We have jasi received an immense lot of underwear which we are coitg ty sell at prices lower than ever. MIGHT DRESSES, “good coun,” trimmed with luce around neck and sleeves, in sizes. for 25e. {HEAL s, luce (rhmmed wroupd neck and seven, od iength.” for ~5e. DRAW Eis, lace trimmed and three tucks, 25c. INFANTS’ SLIPS. One Jot of long Slips, trimmed with lace avd made ina superior manner, ouly 25c, OUR SMALL SHOW WINDOWS ADMIT OF NO OSTENTATIOUS OUTSIDE SHOW. BUT a STROLL THROUGH OUR MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL THAT WE LEAD IN PRICE, QUALITY AND ASSORTMENT. GREAT REDUCTION! TOO WARM WEATHER! TOO MANY GOODS FORCING DOWN PRICES One Hundred Thousand Dollars’ Wort of Milinery And Cloaks Must Be Soid! Woo! Fe it Fats at 25, 38, 50, 60 and 7c. French Felts at 76c., $1 aud. PALACE