Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1887, Page 6

Indications for the % hours commencing at $ p.m. Forthe District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vir- Finia, cooler, fair Weather, followed by rain, fresh to brisk nortueastgriy winds, A Cnancr Por a Frw.—We shall place on sale to- xy 20 importea French shaw! robes in four styles ‘$7, now NOW $6.50; No. 35, 'No. 45, price was e one of z ‘each color. Come early and get your pick. Third floor. Lans burgh & Bro, ComRxs’ Mass Meeting to-night at Eder's, We Have jeer Orrvep another lot of those Antique Quik Suits at $29.75. Come soon, ‘W. H. Hoke, S01 Market Space, SWESPER, $1,98; Dest See House & Herrmann’s ad, on 34 page. Guxonee band-kait jackets, all colors, at, very low prices, Franc, the one-price hatter and fur- ‘Tuose Maxsts-roP Solid Walnut Suits are now opens You know the. price, $31.30, maxes them Sell very fast; so dont delay.” “W. H. HOEKR, Cumexs’ Mass Meeting to-night at Eder’ ‘Tax Fauexpsuir Caxret SWEEPER, $1.98; Dest — On Sie Fare, $12 7th st. mW. Wooowarp & Loraxor will offer to-morrow, yuraday morning, forty-six pieces of 25 inch all- ard. Colors, seal, garnet ‘green, Rut brown, vrowe-aixed ‘and black. ‘CLERKS’ Mase Meeting to-night at Edel's y Canrers now on display at W. H. Seu Laws ot Cowen mew iEw's Goon Fre DExsys, $1.50; fine, $2; best, gesonat AT Lewis, 430 7uh sc ‘Tus Pxrexpenir ey SWEEPER, $1.96; best made; 5 Ol FWOrK SOON in Farm, $12 70h st. LW. Hespencos, 923 F st. nw. formerly Kee Ot ae new,’ Lincoln Hall building. Latest styles in paper hangings, decorations, wi dow shades, fc For Washington dressed beef go to Jno. R. Kelly, sets cat vaind dO Center Market, and 306 and 308 Northern Liberty. Corn beet a specialty. ‘Suz House & Herrimants ad. on 3d page. ‘Sue PRIENnsuIr CARPET SWEEPER, $1.08; best nade; Worth $5. Only musements To-night, “Crazy Patch.” Nariowai.—Warde in “Galba, the Gladiator.” Hannis’.—“Passion’s Slave.” Kanwax's—Retlly and Wood's Combination, Maxassas Panonawa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locate. wi successful entertainment was given ening by, the People’s Union, of tlie “hareh of Our Father, in the chureb, and large iduitions were made U the piano fund, which was ‘object of The emtertaianent, “NS eral new. tnetbers. were elected to the Vir- chia Repablicaa Association at a meeting last .. Republican League bas leased club B street. ‘nd St. J. Feilet were admitted to the or Yesteraay. Yterday wslight fre took place tn pouse 1363 ‘avenue, caused by an overheated siove. A ight fire took place about 10 o'clock last night at Na 1718 H sree northeast, occupied by Leonard Singleton, and it was caUiaguisued by Officers ‘Sumpson and Jamieson, Yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and child Of 605 A street so ere out riding, They were ali throws on', and were tal vo the | residence of Mr. Van Kult Pyles at tended them and found thw lnjuries were ht “MEnowiy-born colored female infant was found in Scott Circle yesterday Dy OMcer Uppermaa. A dead infant Was found on 7th street, between © und D siteets northeust, Yesterday :worain ‘See auction hotices for Sule of Garrett Park stock. ‘This morning Henry S. Buroow:, C. H. Offutt ond J.B i of the Criatnal Court, reported, and the for.aer Was accepted, ‘The case of Lewls Mundhetia, charged bv Mrs. Cecilia Luiley with the gr.nd Lifceny of $40, has beea dismissed im the Poiic? Court, for want of prowcuton. Arthur Burgess, whose name appears on many » ‘of the police records, wos held for the Yelfon ‘ot te grand jury by’ Judge Soll, yewter- day, on a change of seconioffens: petit larceny. ‘The Maryland Agriou.turas Cou.ege Cadets, Who won the second prize at the nuconal dri:l, will give an exhibition drill, in their new uniforms, Thursday aight, at the Carroll Memorial Fufr, 1 the National Kitts armor Tum WxERLY Stan's Pocket Atias ot the Worla is offered free to every new -ubscriber for one year the WErxty Stak It is a landsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely {iiustrated, with more than 100 colored maps and diagrams, abd contains a Wealth of information, See advertise ment in another column WorE ON THE PENNSTLYANIA-AVENUE Bripor Beacx.—The people in the eastern section of the Gi abd county were made glad this morning when they learned that the work on the new Penn- Sylvanla-avente bridge, over the Eastern Branch, had been enmmenced, about 100 laborers having, at 7 clock this. moritug, commenced the work of iuaking the causeway oF approaches to the county ud, Cann-Pacax.—Mr. J. T. Carr, a clerk tm the Bal- tumore and Obio office in this city, and Miss Chars B Fagan, of West Washington, were married at the residence of the Her. C. €. Meador, 806 13th street northwest. Yesterday aiternoon at 4 o'clocs, nd left on the Noriolk boat at 5 p. t. for a Wed ding teip, ducing which they will visit the family of the bridegroom in Portsmouth, Va, Tue mar- riage Was a quiet one, attended only by members. ot the te famuliy of tue Dride and groom. “ Tur Lixoryre Cowraxy.—At a meeting yester- Gay of the bourd Of trustees of the Linotype Com- pany of the District of Columbls, an Organtz: was cted bY the election of the officers: LG, Hine, presi: up president; Albert Ii. Scott, secretary, and sy Hutehing treawrer. The inembers of the board Hine, Stilsou Uutenins, Gibson, A. 8. Wertulng- ton, Jag ©. Ci-phane, A. A. Thomas, Robt 0. Holtman, and Albert ii. Scott. ‘Tue Lasom Wase-MEETING AND PARADE.—At a meeting of the Federation of Labor last uight the committee on arrangement oud mass-meeting day fixed for the two will be 10,090. wen 1 transparencies inscribed Wi forehes or Chinese lantern 1 halis have been will be Stated at th Leunee Jude Swell oF bis recent decision ia the Rrause bOyCoK case, —— ‘Tue CHINESE QUESTION DEsaTED.—The question the lyceum of te The amrmative ail, while the Hensey aud Coobsant AD essay Was red by Miss Ada Burr. _ ‘Tux Prorosey New Stock-YAnDs aT BENXINGS Extensive preparations are being made ‘py the Uulon Stock Co. of Maryland tor three new stock- yards near Benulngs, over tue Eastern Brauch. A lange force of nico’ are engaged In grading the tract Of teu acres, recently purcuased at §1.000 per acre, and the lumber is being hanle? to the grounds for the buildings, sheds ‘and fences. The Weatton Delay a few hundred yards south of Ben- ngs ying om the Baitimore and Potomac and the bast Alexandria branch of the Baitinore and Ohio road, and contiguous to the country roads, 15 jodKed Upon as most desirable, and the company haven GOULE Of the success’ of the enterprise. Tae howse Of ex-Policeman Alder, on Ue place, Will be converted Into a boteL es A PLEASANT SCKFRISE PaxTt@Mr. Geo. Ban agent, Who IGN been for some ew York State, returned bat bis house haa been Desteged by clerks of his office Who wok aud surprised the genUeman with an old tne feast. The evening passed pleasantly with music by @ quarvette, singing by Mr. Bancroft and’ lay aughter, Mra Jouasou, aad recitations by stae ay. oer teemtaners A Hustaxp Gaaxrep a Divorce — Yesterday Judge Merrick, in te Equity Court, mide Gf divorce in tie case of Alfred D. Cannon sy Mary E Cannon, in which Mr. D. W. Gla-sir Died the Bak’ The paflies were married here Novewber 10, 1561, ved logether Uli Feoruary, 187 and ne charged her wit adultery. The eat ia an auswer denying tne charges, Sr vestim.ny was taken to sustain tue main aliegae A Batuicgxest Boy Fivep.—Henry a ebeneaaa” rel a Sa nS Court Ve-day for “i another small boy. Tree colored boys Henry beat them every ume he was hance. He deajed that be beat all of t Sad Coat the buys called him “ jaybird,” struck Duckett. ~ boys seem to velliverent character,” ——.____ t offered by Rev. Dr. ynkoop, Was pronounce! The new pastor Feceptloa at the close of the sere THE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED Mr. Hay Explains His Attitude Toward Mr, Larner’s Committee, BE DISCLAIMS ANY INTENTION OF “CHEWING UP” THE COMMITTRE—A PERSONAL EXPLANATION AXD A RI- PLY BY MR. LARNER—THE MEETING LasT NIGET— LITTLE BUSINESS TRANSACTED. . “No report” was the response made last evening at the meeting of the Citizen's Committee of One Hundred, as one subcommittee after another was called by the president, Mr. Fendall It became apparent at the start that there would be litte business before the committee. Mr. W. J. Frizzell, from the committee on road and bridges, stated that the committee hoped to make, at its next meeting, a report upon needed improvements, cov- ering all of the county section. He called atten- ‘uon to the fact that the estimates of the Commis- stoners, as published, included nearly all the roads that the committee had asked to have improved. ‘Mr. C. M. Robt of Northeast W: steum-railroad commivese would asked if the . C. K. Church, chairman of the steam railroad ttre, Said his committee had been hart at ‘Work and was still at work, but had not yet been able to, a report. McA". Walker presented the rewintions adopted by Assoctation No. 3, the a:olt- expenses of the water departa yaa from the expenses wrement be paid generat fund. Mr. KT. Morsell presented the form Of bill to amend the iaws relating to tne convey+ Ancing and devising of real estate in the District. Both comipunications were property referred. ‘THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY. Mr. S.C. Clarke offered a resolution “that this committee favors and recommends as of world- Wide national and international importance the selection of a site for our new Naval Observatory precisely on the seventy-seventh meridian of 1on- fitude from the Royal Observatory of Greenwich, Mdentiealy ‘and. practically: making” Washington, Sn iv Jointly the prime meridian of the, world—tbUus re- moving the fractional differences between the lon- gitudiual line and the longitude in fact, or between the apparent and the actual longitude and the faise meridian and the true, and av labor in computations and much xILy 10 cal culations aud reckonings for al to come.” ‘This was referred to the committee on public res- ervations and parks. ‘Mr. S. H. Walker desired to call upon the com- mittee on schools for a report on matters referred ol Dr. Rexbura, the chairman, was not present, MF. W. Scott Suiith, the secretary, sald he uo- the chairman had a report to submit, MX. HAY'S PERSONAL EXPLANATION. ‘The business before the coumitice having been disposea of Mr. E. B. Hay was granted permission to make a personal expiauation, At the last meeting, he ‘said, le bad’ occasion to leave beiure adjourhmeut, and atter he had gone “remarks were iaade, apd it seemed to him, if these reiarks were reported correctly, he stood in a misrepresented light be- iore this tommitiee. He referred to the remarks made by Mr. Noble D. Larner. Mr. Larner, Mr. Hay continued, accused him tn the bevinning of endeavoring to chew up hts (Mr. Larner's) commit tee, He expected to be chewed up, Dut not Dy t Very littie did I expect,” said Mr. Hi 0 engage fh Such % gastronomic feat as toabsord the chalrman of that committee, and tor two reasons: first, I respect his age, aud, second, I am Confident that he would not agree with me.? Mr. Hay, proceeding to summarize Mr. Larner's state- ments, sald the latter had charged him with as Salling his committee, although he had been one 01 the first to congratulate the chairman of the committee on the report. When the matter was be- fore the Committee of “One Hundred, Me, Hay Said, he asked and other gentiemen’ asked for Uhe data to support statements made in the re- port. Several gentlemen volunteered from memory tue information that certain things bad been done ‘This Was accepted by him and others as aod ie id vovet for tie report, feeling that the ‘comnittee aid right to bring the ihatter to the at- tention of the District Comunissioners and the pub- ic. On the following day he spoke to Mr. Larner. He was thea on lus way to the District balidings, Where Mr. Webb and Mr. Wheatley showed lai figures, aad, viewing the matter from the stand- fount from whicu be saw It there, he felt that the Cammmitive of One Hundred had’ done injustice to the Comilssioners and had done injustice to tuem- sives He was informed later im the week that Mr. Singlton had procured suMctent data, not only. tw couvinee a comuities of one hundred, but a comumitice of one thousand, that the couluittee had made a mistake. He met Mr. Weller and in- formed bim that data had been prepared to show That the committee bad made a mistake. Mr. Wel- Jer, with great zeal, rusved off and procured data to Show tat the committee bud not made a mls- take. Because he (Mr. Isy) had made a motion to Teconsiier he Was accused of assalilng the commit- tee. Inmeking the motion he had done justice to the committee and to himyeif; for it gave opportun- ity to the committer w suow that they Were right if they were right aud to correct tie error made If one had been made. The Committee of One Hundrrd was one of the best orgautzations of the kind the District had ever had. ‘They were or- ganized to assist the District Commissioners fu Useit duties if possible, and uot to engag? fu open warfare with them. If the coin. mittee does’ right they should be proud "of it; if they did wrong they should correct it. Out cf this matter Mr. Larnes had got What little glory there was in 1 Referring to a pubilshed Cartoon, he said Sir. Larner would go down to pos lerity dgarake. He saw himself haaded down wo future generations a5 beluga rake. He said he ‘Was not endeavoring at _a!l to tfead upon the cloak thst flowed around "he chairman of the committe: on strevis and avenues, with the legend emblaz- oued on it “Don’t tread dn me.” ME. LARNEK'S REPLY. Mr. Lamer replied briefly. If ne was a rake, he said, he did not think he would bea ninny. ‘The estimates that had been sent to the Secretary of the Treasury by the Commissioners proved abund- apuy the wisdom of his commitiee. Wnen they Drouzht, as tuey intended to, a digest of the esti- mates before the Committee of One Hundred, Would see the unjust manner in which they had been treated. | There was not a member of the com- mitt-e. he sald, who objected to Mr. Hay’s making a motion to recoasider. What they did object to was hig putting words tn te mouth of the com- mitiee that were never uttered on the floor, ‘The couuplitee (hes a/ljourned. COMMITTEE ON THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. ‘The following committee, toconsider the address made by President Fendail upon his re-election, has been announced: Reginald Fendall, J. 0. Wi son, A. J. Curtis, W. C. Dodge, Geo. W. Dyer, J. E. Herreli, T. A. Lambert, Jas 'G. Payne, W. Scott Sintta, Jus. G. Waters, "Geo. White, Jesse B. Wile son, Simon Wolf, and W, il. A. Wormley. Ihe Age of Thirteen, KING A DIVORCE PROM HSK RUSBAND DTA CUSTODY OF WRK CHILD. ‘Toway Mrs. Daisy E. Robey, by her next friend, Adelaide Baker, through Mr. Campbell Currington, fied a suit for a divorce from Randolph Robey. The petitioner sates she was married to dent Noweuber 9, 1882, by Rev. L. M. Gardner, when she was but tuirteen years of age. She charges that sborilyatter the marriage her husband uamenced a cours of cruel and inhuman treat- iuent and refused to clovh: her, Nhally driving Ber from the Louse, teiling uer bever to. return. - She further clvarges Ugat from March to October Inclu- ive, lu 1886, he Committed aduitery with one much Married AND NOW 5 Uzde 2 Mt NO. 1514 14th street, and that is now ving in adultery With one Dora Dickens at the same Tue petitioner states that she has one child, two Years of age, sud that in March last, having Griven fro home and desiring the custody of her danghter, she asked for it; that respondent wold ber that she coula have tt: by siguinga paper, aut he Would pay her $225. This she agreed to do, and ‘sighing the Paper, received the money and the child retained its custody for atime. She further says shat 4 few month ago Kobey's sister called and stated (hat he wished to see bis child and would ‘send tt back, and she allowed the child to go with hys sister; Dut instead Of the child she received the following note: “Mrs. Daisy E, Robey, Madam: Inasmuch as you Lave sent Olive back to me, for this and other Teasons not necessary pow to state, 1 notlty you that I propose to keep and take care of my ‘child myself in future. Yours, &., K. Rowey.” ‘The petitioner further states that the deat is « watchmaker at 1514 14th street andans an ineome of $225 per month, and property worth 3,000 from which he derives'§25 per month addt- Uonal, and asks alimony, aud that the paper re ferred to be declared null and void and that she have custody of the child, &c. ‘The agreement she aus (o be set aside isa paper in which she agrees the Wa accept the sum named und the cus child and to live apart and separate from her husband absolving him from all responsibilities on her account. Na ‘The Critic Enlarging its Equipment, ‘The articles of incorporation of the new Critic Pubitsbing Company were filed for record to-day. ‘The capital stock has been increased to $100,000, and the followtag well-known citizens made tncor- orators: Hallett Kilbourn, W. F. Mattingly, Richard H. Syivestor, A. T. Britton, Sam, Cross, George W. Cochran, Elam M, Hack, Thomas E. | Waggaman, ‘Thos. J. Fisher, W. & U, Holtzman, Myron M, Parker, Robt. C. Tox Jona Me by here h mogy be Cutter, John F. Ulmstead, Pmetge | SSE ates Gopi aa Clarke, E. Kurtz Job Wm. A. and | Samuel Norment. Mr. Kilbourn, Mr. Sylvester, Thest year. reotype power-press has been, puered, and other features of im; made Calculated to atill further increase the popu rT a abpesi \ D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1887-3IX PAGES. ‘The Atsociated Charities. REPORTS AND ADDRESSES MADE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIXTH SUBDIVISION. ‘The annual Wheeting of the Sixth Subdivision of the Associated Charities at the North Presbyterian, Eety i” i aa vente a Sarees Brsierecenuml aaa e ‘the Rev. 3 ng 2a musical program was ed A Colored Indignation Meeting. ‘A PROPOSED MABS-MERTING TO CONSIDER THE CASE OF WILLIAM M. ELLIS, THE COLORED MAN CLUBBED BY POLICEMAN HARROVER. A number of colored citizens assembled at Car- son's Hotel last evening to discuss the case of Win. M. Ellis, the colored man who was struck ‘over the eye by Officer Harrover last Friday even~ ‘ng while the officer had him under arrest on a charge of disorderly conduct near the corner of 10th and I streets northwest. John W. Freeman 7. H. Jones as secre- ed Uiat the meeting Was calied for the purpose of taking some steps to- Ward investigating the assault made upon Win. M. Elils by officer Harrover without any provocation. Mr. Freeman iu addressing the meeting refered tothe victim, Bills, as an old man who suffered from rheumatisa, ind who could have beeu ar- rested by @ sixteen-year-old boy, Dut be said he was assaulted and clubbed and seat 10 Providence Hrspital to die.” He wanted to see that justice Was jou. A STATEMENT THAT RIGHT COLORED MEN HAVE BEEN KILLED WERE BY POLICEMEN. Robert Gunnell spoke of the number of persons ‘that had been assaulted by police officers. He re- ferred to the case of Addison Coleman, who was killed by OMcer Shehan, and sald that elght col- ored men had been shot’and kitied in the District vy policemen, and that none of them had ever been punished. A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE. On motion of Col. Carson Messrs, B.C. Reed, Jas, Washington, and Chas. Johnson, were ap- potnted a committee to investigate the case and report at the next meeting, which will be held at the same place next Weduesday. PROPOSED MASS-MEETING. Mr. Carson said to a Stax reporter that there would be a public mass-meeting held, which would be arranged at the next meeting, and that the colored people intend to investigate the case thor- oughly and sée that justice 1s and, if neces- sary, they willlay tne matier before the Presi- lent. Ellis ts referred to by Mr. Freeman as being an old man, but the biotter at the first precinct sta- Uon gives his age ag twenty-five years. Col. Car- ‘son says be ts about forty-five years of age, and has been in the Navy Deparument for eight or ten years. WHAT THE POLICE SAY ABOUT THE ELLIS CASE. ‘The police say that the so-called assault was Justifiable; that the prisoner resisted and put his hand behind him as though he was about to draw revolver, or some weapon from his hip pocket, before the officer struck him. Saturday morting when Ellis was in the office of Mr. Cailll, his counsel, the wound on his head died prorat, ‘and he was taken to the Provi- dence Hospital very weak from 103s of blood. He ‘was there at by Dr. Luce, who thought Ellis would provably be able to leav2 the hospital in about two weeks, —_—_ “Is net this a Contempt of Court?” To the Editor of THe EvENIxo Stan: ‘The water from house No. 611 D street north- ‘West, Dear the office of ex-Corporation Attorney Wm. A. Cook, was turned off yesterday by-order of te District Commissioners for non-payment of Water Fent om a clothing store in sald house, which uses no water and has no occasion to use any water. ‘This 1s a clear cave of violation of @ sacred Yt made with the Court in Gea- eral Term aud with Judge Willard, attoruey tor citizens, by Assistant Corporation Attorney Davis. If 10 ig dot a contempt of court, then what Is it? J. Crane, —_.—__. Sunday Bar Cases. ‘TWO LIQUOR DEALERS FINED IN THE POLICE COURT. Daniel Hannan, liquor dealer at the corner of 27th and K streets northwest, was in the Police Court this morning charged with violating the law which imposes a penalty for failure to keep bsrrooms closed on Sunday. Officer Keefe testi- fied that Sunday evening aman knocked at the defendant's door. Some person on the inside asked: “Who's there?” The man answered “J, 0, €.",and the door opened. Officer Maddox held wit- ness up, and looking over the transom he saw the Dar lighted and sotue persons drinking. Persons Were also playing pool, Oflicer Maddox gave slunl- lar testimony. Tue defendant was fined $20. John Alberts the brewer at 25th and streets northwest, Wa8 Charged with selling beer on Sun- day in violation of the act of 1857. Geo. Darkey, iored, testified that he saw Lincoln Jacobs go {nto thé detendant’s piace with a bucket and get, some beer. Lincoln Jacobs, a colored boy, testi fled that he went into the defendant's place and purchased 20 cents worth of beer. “How old are you, boy?” asked the judge. “Fourteen years,” ‘answered the Boy. Tue judge sald he was dis. posed to impose the highest fne where persons sell quors to minors, but there was oply one Nine provided for. He imposed a fine of $25 and costs, amounting altogether to $31. 2d el District Government Affaire, VITAL STATISTICS. ‘The report of Heaith OMficer Townshend for last week shows: Number of deaths, 83: White, 50; 333. Death rate per 1,000 per anaum! White, ' 18.57; colored, 24.51; ‘total population, 20.53." Thirty were under five’ years of age, and 14 over sixty years. ‘The principal causes of death ‘were: Croup, 2; consumption, 15; diarrheal, diphtheria, 2; typhotd fever.g4; malarial teve Pneumonia, i; puerperal diseases, Births ‘re ported, 8: 18’ white males; 18 white females; 17 jored males; 15 colored females. Marriages re- ported: 13 white; 3 colored, MISCELLANEOUA. Superintendent McComb, of thosewer Geoeroen bu) int e VER | to tue condition of K street southeast, ne "The District, Commissioners have made an order biting the occupation of sewer man-holes, oF Fhe" of covers ot the saipe by ote an'Distriet em performance anager Ct siereri, the c, and P, Te a U1 B al . rected to the wall or ait, ‘arlan@’s boas, at 1340 street, which was Mionie A. Reid has bought for $4,000, of D. W. Clearer, parta gf lots 2 and 3, squate 243, fronting 19 feet on east side of Vermont avenue, be- ‘vween N and © streets. Ei ie ihe i i Hi iE i iz i Hr z ES ‘tion of to their annual cont ae ee medal, awarded by Father femmes rie ade cent the cong peek ate The was the program, (rnold not Dent his. record's base year, namely, feet). Vaulting—C. C. Bradenbaugh; 6 feet 2 incnes.” Ta race—Fitzsimmons. The ‘tvernoon for Wm. Jf and ‘Wm.C. Barrett, trustees, the unimy perty fronting 60 feet on 35th street and 135 feet on street, Lo the Metropolitan Railroad Co, The price for the corner ‘lot was 60 cents’ per equare the remainder bringing 40 cents per square foot. Its the intention of the railroad company lings upon the purchase, Wouan Tusows 4 BRick.Mary alias ington, was ted in the Pulles Court todxy. for Alexander on the face with a brick. Court Cases.—This morning, in the Follce Court, John D. SulllVan, who Keepa a saloon was, On trial charges with vi ‘the Sunda} on ‘viol e ry aw. Mr. Cahill pleaded not guilty for the defendant. in the defendant's — ‘stood, oe ‘box in oe ot be looking over the transom, saw three persons whom, he thought were colored’ men. One ot ‘them Was drinking something from a glass. ‘The defendunt game along and rapped on the door. Ashe did so ‘the light in the bar was turned out, ‘Omicer Cole- man gave Similar testimony. The defendant testi- fied that Sunday the Sent a colored man and bis two brothers to ‘saloon with his dog. They ng and he Went down to see what, He found the officers looking had been closed all day. "acu Jackass caivecn n cl . Jacob Jackso [apt ‘similar testimony. He said there was noth- ing drank in the place. ‘The judge dismissed the case.——Mary Wi Dad lang son colored, charged with usi age In Fowlers alley, was'put wader bee bonds. —Edward Siinmons and “Daniel nton, charged with using bad. tan on street, forfeited $5 each in the Police Court this morning. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 61; condition, 36; recetving reservi temperature, 63; condition at condition at south connec- 3 distributing reservotr, temperature, 61; condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at eMluent gate-house, 36. High Ude in the river to day at 9:37 am., low Ude at 4:20 p.m, Pasta ic ‘The St. Louis Pancake Thrower, SHE SAYS SHE WAS ONLY WAVING THE PANCAKE, ‘WHEN IT SLIPPED FROM HER HAND. ASt. Louis special to the Philadelphia Press, dated October 18, says: Mrs Annie Lacts, an ec- centric German woman of middle age, was tried 1n the Police Court to-day for throwing a pancake at ‘Mrs, Cleveland on the latter's vist to the St. Louis fair, Mrs, Lachshad a ttle restaurant at the fair, and, as the President and Mrs, Cleveland were driven by, a e flew throuzh the air and fell on Mrs, Cleveland’s lap, doing much damage to her costly dress. At the tfial Mra. Lachs claimed that she was only waving the pancake in tne air while burrahing for the nt, and that it slipped out of her hand, but several eye-witneases testilied that {twas a’ deliberate throw, and the officer making the arrest testifled that Mra Lachs had admitted to him that she threw the pancake, as she wanted Mra Cleveland to see what St Lous Pancakes were like. ‘This settled it with the Hides; and the defendant: rs. Lachs wore a Grand was fined $50 and costs. Army badge wheb the pancake was thrown, DUL denied at tue trial that she was a member of the G_ A. BOF had any particular friendship for the order. An appeal will be taken. EPmscoPal CHURCH Cononxss.—The eleventh con- gress of tbe Protestant, Eplscopal Chureh was in- augurated in Louisviiie, Ky., Tuesday morning, Right Rev, George William "Peterken, bishop of West Virginia, delivered a short address on “Christianity.” At the conclusion of the address Bishop Dudiey, of Kentucky, delivered the inaug- ural address. His subject Was the “Liberality of the Episcopal Church in the Matter of Opinion.” ‘The exercises closed with a memorial address con- cerning Uhose who have died since the last con- gress, “There were about 500 delegates present, ABSOLUTELY PURE, ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economicsl than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SoLp onty m Cams, Koran Baxite Powpsx Co. 106 Wall street, NX. oct Is Hoe Tewone. We are in » prepared onslaught which may be unde ou cut superb stock of? FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘The tall and slim, the short and stout, howe of mayest anne ‘The great a1 “Dyhoa rho it 1 at - LDA he can do it as well and at ao trifting an out: “YOU MAY GO FURTHER AND FARE WORSE” ‘The testimony of thousands of reputable peop! auoutatavenoute weight in iatucacing one conser action, “The consuirers are the best judges: take tel testimony. ‘You will find that the weight of evidence Prej Yavor of VICTOR E. ADLER’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, inall that iua to style. fit, excellence of material and manutacture, to nay uauzht of prices which are 80 far below tue “standar’™ of rates, cstablished Ly the ‘would-be “District Bosses.” us to place our prices be- Yond the bale of competition. "The people were not Slow to learn this wholesome truth; they rallied to our support in overwhelming numbers, bearing OUR STANDAKD ALOFT, To the atsmay, chagrin and h GPS igtratipping would-ve District Bosses.” ‘This ia no “cunningly devised fable,” but “words eT ig no wounninely but: of VICTOR E. ADLER’S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., corner Mass, ave, Strictly One Price, 017 ‘Open Saturday until 11 p.m. A Faw Wonps Asovr Ovzncoars. ‘Nowhere in this city can your desires, taste and purse he better sulted than right here jn our house, Pir s ‘Tus DRaixace op NoRrawrst ALEXANDRIA— FOR SALE—HOt ISES. a ‘The city gounclls will resume thetr seasious next 3 oem ‘of the Ii “ Sale. CHEAP 344 ee ay ry 1m fact, the determination of a OE hice rm ree Sen section of the, city, will again press Kenit tor ids . ———_ — one. The Nae of the proper there nce sane OBSALE_GHEAP_TWO NEW SIX lent to stand a special tax, and as much of the \ Hones on ee ere Be sev bee theoty pela oe | pst eal an indispoaition Ge ‘whole northwest work ‘ Pi. cea eee SMALL bay Fs out general The committee ou streets x, > > ber mow’ have severd tines considered the subject during “Royal,” the Onk Baking Powder Free from Lime and Abso- | #3 #isgts taf f5"saisors ine wilt have to-day a conference with Capt. Grifin, of lutely Pure. FSS REAP ose bot 2 oo ndoms ] the District Encineers, on the wanjeck of tae ciey Bouse frente B steed ees te al » Seticlsomé muggrtions on ihe matter, and Ck t. = ik Delobel ‘experience ta. refere: ‘them will ; a Sxeocdingly valuable vo Alexandria persian, te geaere te cee ap le Toot oes an ee ee en nee Lime 1s the serlob Gefect found in most of the cream of tartar baking powders. He feet bac ty aa oan nama ceo east = oe Ee ee AS & matter of faq chemical analysis has found t in all such powdors except the ee ent a8 Superintendent of tan poor ane Be a Snails ap seen t Waschosent a Su er sor for Washing ‘aistrict, “Royal.” Its presepe is caused by the use of adulterated cream of tartar in the desta bea nae wt and on bear in and Wm. H. Butler a. su: is ioe Tate investinent, as —— perior ot Arlington district near tho A eta effort to reduce thefcost of production. vale ce | No ion has en L. EEE rem e regard to ¢ iste fernovas of che county cout neu Lime adds to t) weight, while it detracts from the strength of the baking Fos TE ee ‘Covrr.—The ‘Ein ' of for taxing goo ron! hiscousin, Bennett Price, vege eee — BUHESTON Sih ot dna a! usa > ing County, Va., was conc! in the = 2. - o g oration Court yesterday afternoon Baer + Kindred ailments. Baking Powders containing lime produce less leavening gas, JOR SALE-A16 PER CENT INVESTMENTS “not guilty.” The commonwealth’s attor- neven new? st ick houses. water. gond ey stid that the testimony did not show any of- and therefore in us are more expensive than a first-class, pure articie. ai re en Fr ie ne ire tad reeurned “y seston this ivoruing ng and Was oocupled bie ceed cis igen a — ae eIEE A HANDSOME COKNER HOUSE, ‘with small cases, A suit for false im) it r— OME. OUSE F Will be entered by Mr. Emerson. Saar cited cca aerepeines ecto ed Tay OMT WESTERN Fake Or ratte Te atyery low tates Gee Manin has Sough fou? tte way into the “yal,” and to tbis fact tte great superiority in strength, whole- PETRLOORING A GOVAN MENT LESEMV AHN small ‘dwellings with lots on Franklin street, jaciuge end hearths, ‘ompiees (tell ceapects pace, opposite Yeatew Garde at $00 Margaret Hayes Someness and keep quality 1s due. s Se" hearths: eat) i Need asmall wel and lot on Co- o ce ne, Sete comes] eee wernt we menitenr ee med sione many, bee ce Alex lation 18 constant! Ho Leth ‘adding to its pambers and ita Tastrument, and Dut as all tts’ are selected and prepared with the same precise care, and Sowrass Seon makes many pleasant evenings at its headquar- fernin Harepde Hall decide piano, and parlor Tegandiess of laborpr expense, an article ts produced that ts free from every a music, rombones, and. cymi We Te & a . io | on — amsenn aver | ae “Eric, one. e jon. —~ ; eae ve Hydraulion steam fire engine company met last except those necessay to make a pure, wholesome and perfect baking powder. JOR SALE— ROLES night and further disc its Richmond trip,— ae en ee Tile consract for te supply of city offices with cont Prot. MeMurtrie, fate chemist-n-chief to the U. S Department of Agriculture, Ser) FEEDER BN ee ewe n awarded to J. i. Zimmerman at $5.25 for oo > eeeistae Ae ane ga see | ster amtymg w cwam ot trary he ras pane pont | SS yy ua nth oe Scere, eee era, | ebm erin the abet pasty of ak emptoret cae Soya aang | tink ere ee Seeseoe is city, at the Vu ost el and will be sold low. Medical Sdciety In session at Hichmond “The Powder as follows: Sot sold soon Will be rented furmiaied, a the sees Campaign expenses TA. retin re ho ueay “I have examind the cream of tartar manufactured for and used by the Royal seis me uy housekeeping. ; . steboa bud 36 by 100 eet, on Columbu Powder fompany in thelr baking powder, and find perfectly pure iowa scocre| SS - cea vrul consum| Wok place ” SEESeeE MT atee| ‘ee enhl cae ckercunc pment hmm were 1s e h ot Le suhlirene taieat att at pemses opt: acherhannal cesar prey near InCesS St which has been bought by Hannah Tatsapaugh at prreriy beter pie’ iced seas eae | | mee te ut T carrier vice G Ss. wanted resigned ——Rev. ‘Mr. Nourse Dr. E. H. Bartley, chemist of the Brooklyn, N. Y¥., Department of Health, says: took the place of Rev. Mr. Mercer at ‘Rae betore the Young tens Cnristian ABoctae “I nave reently analyzed samples of the Royal Baking Powder purchased by jon last night.—Breen ly, of this city, Sot & fs thon Bae torn” : have been awarded the contract for'masoney work ee eee hard 01 HT Cae hair oo me on the Midiand road at Sycamore vi $51, HTC Ne Lisi S00 ®: rong a colored uy wis robbed AL ery, of Bread, cate, biscuits, &¢., prepared with Royal Baking Powder, will be lighter, Re Ss Ince "s County, of a gold wat with other aunts eda By: re in be teh, Sc, Sweeter ani more wholesome than if made any baking powder or (or vi panes) leavening agen 1 é Pine meeting a a Agel counell ‘was held in Dub- = | mee - aa oe yesterday yUTpose Of considering meas tres for the suppresslon of the National wague, CITY ITEMS. _FOR SALE—LOTS. ___ r \VESTORS—LOTS TARE br Mait Extract in Dietetics, Dewees bee 5 Capitol mae, tot etn ee 00 Alley, bet. 4iy and 6, EPP, RRR. 3S" Many mocrn authorities upon dictetics are urg- 1,700 and’ sta sw. £.h....900 8883 any pon 7 } et 2 3 ing the use of ground malt or wait flour as ap ald The above is only & portion of the yx ou my PPP ORRE. S386 | vo ‘assim ‘Desides being per se wholesome, books, Por full list call st office for bulletin iamued om 3 BE Sgg8 | palatabie aad remarkaby digestible, Chemistry tbe Ietand 15th. lols) “THOM. E WAGGAMAN. and madicie approve this position most heartily. Fs SALE — TWO-5)ORY 2 ooo RRR In maay cases the use of soue forms of malt seems Brick; Dew; seven Toon $° Fee not oriy advisable but imperative. These are more | at. Sw | mente on M ot ood lot oo Rr Dumerous taan are commonly SU} ‘They in- Foy SALETSPLENDID "LOCATED LOTS ON —. coo Clude indigestion and dyspepsia, diseases to-day | W'Gtiumbis sicueis at special tow prices tensive with civilization; 74s fect on Whitey avec at 2750 per foot. Inatony dinesoce nnd conditions of the gustrie Or- Bizet feet corner Whitney ave. abd 13th st, 33e. Sans; enlldren, the aged, tavalids, oF See} B.c30 feet om Columbia wt sewer Iai, 330, €ntary habits, , nursing women and patients The | 384 feet om Koauoke at, 290. raison d'etre’ of the use of malt preparations is Apply Couyers only) to owner, that they consuupe less time and energy in, dlges- 1 GOLDSCHAND, Re | Hon, and theretore, exert ices aro largely indepen- | o18-2m __ from9:3010 10:30am. orto 4pin_ Eb. | Sse tat ce een | ve care sak Dever nea eat — most be st} sel a _—— " is penta; sever FULL WEIGHT—PURE—MOST PERFECT MADE. | ations fall short in that they contain insoluble alloy; 61-40 if sold stones, Ot x, | batht built for sewers occupancy, price 62500; emny Ttwsuperior excellence proven in millions of homes | starch, cellulose and ‘Of these the first 18 |" 01. 4. Be wILAOK Woes we. olTae fprmore thane quarter of @ century. itis used by digestéd easily by normal Siomuchs, but labor. | _o18 os ae M FRAME Dw the United States Government. Endorsed by the | ously by weak or sick ones; the second is assimi- ‘OR SALE—218T ST. BETWEEN © AND P N. ty heads of the Great Universities ax the Strongest, | tated with diMmeulty by the strong and seldom by ) E*w,, Lot 20x115 toa 30-1. Pe wht wt bargain ob easy terms Apply 227 A Purest and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the only Bak: | others: the third isin hearly all cases indigestible ft W. & Ww iN, ty jug Powder, that does not contain Ammonia, Lame, or | Dulers: the third isn neat eat form, Of malt is | ~o18-3t __ "1006 Fat. ns aes ae eet eet, Feached When Uiese elements are eliminated by | JOR SALE GREAT BARGAIN UOT ON 4TH ST. p aye ty een 4 xe RE MES Lome | Seana cactus ceunect | Kee hcer at et aar irae | mite eeuredetermcarce au0-tod3i i Foslduc, and DOULLE Une neonate known as a | GOLDSCUMID, fwoom 1, 1225 F - H.W. from 9:30 to | Sibied by good teuauts st 812-50 anouth each. "JU mait extract, and 1s an ideal food for all included | 10 OWENS CO. 229 7th et aw OnT-Sma und«r tue Various classes hereinbefore named, 1 OR SALE—AS INVESTMENTS—A NEW FPOUR- W. A 1s used to-day universally. Itts a modern idea,de- story brick dweljing, with all. modern we Aware. shie its world-wide employment. It was practi; imeite “containing 114 "eocmus, “onvonite “new Bem Beautiful PLAID DRE! y discovered by Johann Hoff, of Germany, the HAKRISON, | 08, a = Bitt ‘month, newest gute, every, A wets abe, ‘ous Sen | fads Teta the medical and eheinieal World, | Owner, #90 Loth at O17-1w- | Price. SBNU0: terms, sero — v '2 yards for on! A an(is still manufactul at estal I PERATI iy - ew four-story brick dwelling, 33-feet fromt, BLANEETS hngmense ize, extra heavy, excellent | lisiuents of this firin, Although the genuine | F'ntut Compauy—aplendidiy iocated Lots ou Coluun | all intent ingprowemente gor Lists betwace teh and quality, only #450. John Hoff's Malt Extract has been. repeatedly | tia Heights, 20c. per foot: ob Uth st, near bast Capi- | six bw. routed togudd tonaut st 870 per month; FRENCH SERGE, in all the new shades: all luniwted and counterteited, it still retains its lead | tol, with improvements, 68e. per foot; on 12th st., Prive, @8.000, Baan Grim Gate ey pet AR DOwT, BUG | as ue ead of all pure malt preparations. ite | mete Cat, Se on Co neat sth, ae, 2.500 will buy two wew 4-rom brick dwellings Bronze, Green, Garnet and Black. ‘These vlegaht dress | Dorit, wholesomeness, digesubility and uniformi- to CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1 Richardson Place n, w.; reuted to guod tenants HANDSOME PLAID, DRESS GOODS. all pure wool, | Schau Hoff,” and lis sole agents for tue United wide dcuble width, real value 50c..reduced to S734. "| gates Moritz, KiSDer,” lay street, New wal brick houre, 25-feet fromty NI slighti; 2, 82.25, and 5 u amaiite = - 0 buy & 4-1 rane, | FETE eae Sars Soe pa | Ee heme ene” | a ce eer a ape ees | eee Bee CRS ‘wide double width, worth 50c,, reduced to Sie, to inmediate purchaser, 83 per foot. Ne FRCS | Wii toowner, KGULDSCHMID, Room 1, 1225 BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width, 25, 375, ‘We Need Room. {Ghotce lot on Connecticut xve.—part of lot 14, square | Fst’... frou (9.110 to 10-30 am. or 3 ty'§ pay “3 restore muse aispoe of many ot our goods at | 258 Semay sent igs euch taniers “Prout S| On bacon wee |S BLACK SILKS, good quality 75c., 81. Asacrfice. Alterations are now in progress, | “or: Sd Colmbis Helphia, corner Keay: POR SALE RARE CHANCE FOR To Tinie a SERGE, all cok width, 12 ‘The Fair, $12 A and 13th sta., 100 'feet front; depth 150 feet Se. pe for ch, price #12 1 EQUAL SERUE.All colors, double width, 12 yards (Gonscumiyold stand), | $a ajar ie et ate icges £35 | Baca i water rutin for #10 onc brie of HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c., @1. aaxnts & 00. Prope. | Sati S0e. per 2088, & on North Carotins | FSF oMicn ¥ ‘Twelve yards of Beautiful DRESS GOODS for 91.50 | Handsme decorated (new shape) © Sep g deine Bea respecinelyvand coutsiniue | JOR SALESS1E NBT NW THELYE noo HEAVY GREY DOUBLE BLANKETS, #1. Haikiz se decorated (new shape) Dinner and Tea | 19,600 feet. . H bctne anid 8.000 fuck of round fo nas receive s pair of hiniacme Dunesk Towels Goab Gr | Se®, 190 $13.98. AMBLER SMITH, attyrat-inw, Go0 Ft. uw, of f-3e Cash Cdatomsers, who buy B10 worus'et Dry Gots | Handstae ‘decorated (new shape) Tea Sets, 56 OK SALE—FIVE HOUSES IN N.W. SECTION OF ‘handsome Bridal Quilt, wort 92 plees, $3.75. Pro ee CARTERS Hamured Brass Umbrella Stands, 98c. month: ‘ouly vou easy ters, Nes 013 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7thst. Friendinip Carpet Sweeper, best made, $1.98 EERSTOR, 60. cor. hemi taeve __oi3-30"__ Eeenalul. Gatered Chamber pall Sot, SALE—THE FOLLOWING CHOICE PROP. large Covered iq ertien on) Caratol ll either fom uwestiognta ot every homes for persons it tuonerate carcutn stance Wer Louisiana stare LorreRy. in _015-3n 4 coke tems conyand atta tor hereby giv! peas SALES purchaser an opportunity to buy with s small wadition Fee im ana 1810, 92102, rear ana rage of tue property. L foot Fane, slate —_— an Deus: under lease €308 é 2.00 “We do hereby certify that the arrange. fran Styne Arad rene | ee si ia ie Louisiane State Lottery Company, a person | ¢ 87G Loz, bolle Quinine, 120, to wiies aoe | ay rang led 5 grat ditto, 876 1 : nc . "5 thenamcare conducted With honesty, Juress and in | Well Pharacy{ Cor. 110 and F sts, Hort side. 3 | st ae Tega Steen Sally $49 | S550 nou a Ftp Dood foith towurd all parties, and we dithorise ‘the Com- Boundary, bet. Mass. ave. B5x8S. to pact Deseret an, "saier, Inte, late ad wae tga Dany to use this certificate with fac-aimiles of our signa. Johnsan’s Oyster ‘alley. : etree 2,50 | tels, plato mirror rented @180 por year. price #1 tures attached, in its advertisements.” 442 and 44 th st. n.w., cor, of EB Nout ove, tear Coreen 333i to allie; + 250 | New 5-roum and cellar Urick on Kat ac. Deae Dally arrivals d all the choice grades of aanee 5 iat rented g13) per gear: pre 20. served in cg eie) Te tes Ce gon _013-2m ms Teer P ot. oly im DANENHOWE: mS, L115 Se Haven t SALE—GI NIA SCHUETZEN PAKK ALE— THAT BANDSOME ROW Siew Gc. Ever} delicacy Im season at tis te- | FOWSSTahace av aag compony gees TM AND | JOM SALE LOOK AL TAT AN DOME ee mous resort. jes’ Saloon, =rst floor. 4 0 Lease—neventeeh Lote in East Wash rom 24th, 5th, aod V sta nw —ouly & ow eft tor aula. . —_ = 3 fape contains 7 Foe Heavy Saxon; Wool Gray ol3-lw _ Corner 9th imgewremmante, ond uaperss haat, bay window, ‘Avéronci, Knitacees aad Forgan this ima baRehuowi Seo ‘Aueroacl Pear, price #900 1113 Fs ols Re HOUSES, 4 Commissioners, 14 F sts, cor, L1the only Look ee yoy i geiknen mein purclunuc, Tue Aqueduct Pree Brida. the F Jvo. A Frescott, 1416 F at, nw, has the following ‘We, the’ Banks twill alt = bs pBL2 151 . prs degute i Be batrans Sade Lars GEN ay Se ee | Seth MO STRESS IS oor ra_| atrtags ated igae" hans gig ome be presented at our counters. ee 1 Fe @it5 SAGE SOMBER GF DESIRABLE capes Lith sts. 3 tory and coliag Uric, 11 room z SBY, Pres. Lonisi tional Ban! 4 BG {Ba ng lots adjoining the ci: is) my ¥ a3 SrBAQG'EAN AUR Pree Beato National Hente “ | ioctwoem aif aund Oi ats aad 9 snd 5 Tet 1th et nw Z-atory and bament beck, 7 A WIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank pd ton, a fue extate ing the city portheast and | T°? -! _ — CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Natioual Bank. “ “ formerly Cyt» ~~ as Gales, coq. bas been Ex SALE-ELEGANT, KEW | JOUSE ON . — od ny § tl 1B ., coptaining UNPREGEDENTED ATTRACTION! ounce 3736 yuinine, 65¢. ‘fered or male te aul: is ‘sulivs ee pavered and Figen : (Powers & Welhtinan). sttition to tom City, as Turgace: to be sold ats tangain. Beautital pew ‘ OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED ay ee Bite have beer laid out praicand’convect Uh thew socom: Sroommd rooman AogFh _ 2 Washingtaw’s leader tn low-priced drugs. ‘cova weir ut recon cf erect mons a crag se Aor ee ee LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. ee sees gree Semen q Pate oh 14th etna Boundary, 3, bear North 5 b semaine sem te etree rene }_ Senense ps sees for 0% a wi fal of $1,000,000—t0 which reserve fund | i, jopkims, Penna. ave., has weather NVESTMENT IN THIS CITY, 6250 WILL | ant. vas saese Stover $800,000 hae atice been added. stigattt doore aun windows: keeps ouvoold, dust, | Bpest Ltvanaa eft ae crt overwhe (lar vote its franchise and rain, Self-ligating tul lanterns. 3 ; four syuares from Peuna. ave.cars: sewer, qheep ot @L18. 7 i ae. gundca jart of tio preseal State Constitution sopted Carpet Sweeper, 91.985 wales a sins PHILLIES & BONS | ZUO00 square feet December 24, A.D. 1879. Fee Brreeeep, Cask ec . 1428 New York ave, | subdivision, between 7 The only Lottery ever voted on and indorsed by the | 3 ‘Tux Fain, 812 70h st. nw. peoples any Stare. = It never scales or postpones. Grand Single Number Drawings take maar ‘and the Semi-Annual’ Drawings every six montus (June and December). 420 axp 422 Evevenra Sr. ee tt CRAM Bhat INC ee ASS Hsve unsurpassed facilities for the execution of Print Ai Meat aie tim rac en Mats Sr Serene ct See Ts a AY, NOVEMBER & 1887—210th. oftype, first-class presses, and superior workmen. ‘They are always prepared todo work in the shortest , CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. ‘possible time, and guarantee delivery promptly at the S87 Notice—Tickets aro Ten Dollars only. ‘time promised. | is Pine Sa reste oe WORK FOR LAWYERS, LIST OF PRIZES. Briefs, Arguments, Records, &., promptly and care- ‘ } BARD FREES WORK FOR BUSINESS MEN. 3 i FRIZES Heads, Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars, &.. at low aes OF oy oi-im cash ay eh 8 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ne ‘hands *o 5 or ay SS Approximation Prizes of ‘ 6 GAS COOKING STOVES Fee eine, wit edt es Sweeper, (Gm band and for sala Sous Fann Ay - pce ‘2170 Prises, amounting to......... TusFam,ci2Tmstnw. | oy — edaberasseteas tetas matentr | moyat Grae ments ching, clay Woot, ex am viene writs 5 ‘Wes served at torment medics Congreen, 00 Orzuxe Or Farxca Boxxets ax> ENGLISH HATS : ‘MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 AND 11. ‘Special Btyles for Misses and Children.