Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1887, Page 7

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weacner. Indications for the % hours commencing at $ p.m. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- Jand, and Virginia, warmer, tair weather, preceded bs run in Virginia, light to fresh northeasterly ‘Winds becoming ea terl: OUR Constaxt Atm ts (0 keep the nest and best clotting at the lowest prices, EiseMas Buos., Manufacturers, ‘Cor, 7th and E. See our nobby cheviot sults Currpare’s CLoaxs axb Scrrs, R. H. Taylor, 933 Penn. ave. Pata Kaswxo.—Magical for remor Sunburn. A perfect skin bleacher. 1329 F street, tan or rice, $1. ‘Try a 2pound package confectioners’ sugar, with reveipts for Making candy. BL. Wheeler, fine groceries, Nth and kK Streets northwest. Sex House & Herrmann’s ad, on 24 page. For Washington dressed beef go to Jno. R. Kelly, Stalls 2m, 2 and #3) Center Market, and 206 and 208 Nortiern Liberty. Corn beef a spectalty. fine, $2; best, WEX's Goop Fx DExys, 50, at A. T. Lewis, 435 7th Misses’ CLoaxs anp Surms, RH Taylor, 903 ‘nn, ave. Kiewaxp HENDERSON, 923 F st. n.w., formerly No. 403 Mh st. tw.” dineolo Hall audi Latest styies in paper hangings, decorations, Gow shades, a2. Watt Parr axp Wixnow Suabea RW. Hen Gerson & Co., 1113 F st. aw. Lapres’ Cuoaks aN Sis, RH. Taylor, 903 | Penn. ave. No One can question our disposition or ability to sell at wholesale agures, EisaMaN Buos., Manufacturers, Cor. 7th and E sis, sack suits. Parack Manxet Wagons will make but three trips lo Georgetown weekly, as follows: ‘Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday. Orders must be given be- fore 10 o'clock on the days named. F. J. Trspers. pres, Missks aND CHILDREN'S Jamseys, RH. por, eis Penn ave Ske House & Herrmann’s ad. on 2d page. We ane Orrexine @ large 6-piece Turkish Par- Jar Suite upnolstered in Marblefzed silk plush with, fringe at $120. Also a line eo oe ane ‘at $1.25 per yard. ¥. B. Moss & Son. be tata et 11th and F streets n.w. Furniture, Carpet, and Drapery Establishment, Lavine’ Waarrexs, R. HL Taylor, 983 Penn. ave. Woop & Fousyrn invite attention to a new line of superd etchings on exhibition at their store, 1908 F street. Look at their window and then en- ler and see the novelties, Regilding. Ovx Systex of keeping down prices is the means oe = Bros., Manufacturers, ore Cor. 7th and’ C. P, Govongp ConseTs at cost, R. H, Taylor, 933 Penn. ave. Save Your eyesig CITY AND DISTRICT. consult Hempler, cor. 43¢. a Sree Amusements To-night. ALsavon’s.—“The Humming Bird.” NattowaL.—“The Golden Giants.” Haxuis’.—“Nobody’s Claim.” Kenan’ —Kentz-Santley Troupe. Manassas PaNonawa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals, At a parish meeting of the members of the Ghurch of our Father eld. last night, at which boar of trustees James W. Webd presided, the was auth vo make temporary arrange ments for 4 pastor until a permanent pastor ts secured. A dead colored infant was found at 400 M street yesterday. Al a meeting of the Virginia Republican associa- ton last nigut, Kalph Singleton presiding, an ad- dress was de.lvered by Mr. Matthew Trimbie. The ¢ ‘af Social Club, for Lterary lunprove. ment, Wm. Carney, Fillmore Sullivan, ‘Geo, byie ind Jobn RK. Martin 4s incorporators, has Med « certificate of incorporation. A bill for divorce has been fled py Sarah Brad- Street against Geo. P. Bradstreet. The papers have been withdrawn from the court Mles The fair now being held at National Rifles’ Arwory for the benefit of Carroll memorial caurch ‘Will close Thursday night. “THR WESKLY STAR'S Focket Atlas of the World 13 offered free Uo every new subscriber for one year to Ube WEsKEY Stam. It is a handsomely printea Book of 121 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 cofered tapsand diagrams, abd contalns a wealth of general information, See advertise: went in another column. eens ement of Birds, Evexixe Stan. ‘The movement of birds voticeable at nightin the Past two months, since the reed birds attracted attention, has Leen continued with considerable Yariation Inthe evidence to observers. Judging from hearing, tne birds have flown with greatest activity im the warm nights interventng between the cool periods that have marked the past few ‘weeks, sometimes especially numerous on the ‘rst night of cooler weather. as though they were feeing bevore a change, aad settled down in local shelters Whew it really overtook them. Last night, with Its fulling temperature, Was a marked night ta Dird-Might. In the smail hours, when siret notses Were almost absent, the “ist” of very small bints was Indes of song birds 3 Were nearly coastant, and the flight of ducks and geese was ¥ery frequent. Ducks Mew so low that the whistle of their swift wing strokes was plainly perceptible, and not only were the louder calls of the Canada goow and other varieties clear, but Slight nolses of Might, Including a tone very’ sug- gestive of a hard-worked Wing that ne ded olling. The Migat of birds continued to be noticeable long after Che street lamps were extinguished, B, Wasiinatox, October 28, ISNT, — ‘THE SYNop OF BaLTIMoRE.—The synod of Balti- more, composed of ail the ministers and a repre- Teseptaliv® ruling elder from each congregation 1n he Luree Presbyteries of Baltimore, New Castle An Enthusiastic Reception Given to Lincoln Post, of Newark, Lincoln Post No. 11, G. A. R., of Newark, N. J., arrived In the city on a visit last night.” They were met at the depot by the Old Guard, Union Veteran Corps, Capt. Edgar, and Kit Carson Post and Lincoln Post, of this city, and escorted to the National Hotel, where their headquarters will be unui they return home to-morrow evening. After the visitors had deposited their baggage and other | Delongings at the hotel the march was resumed to the G. A. K. Hall, where a reception and banquet awaited their coming. On reaching the hall they were received with an address of welcome by Col. Chas. P. Lincoln, commander of Lincoln Post. ‘The response for the visitors was made by Post Commander Thos, Pearson, Meanwhile, in the Supper room the ladies of the Women's Keliet Corps ‘been busy Preparing supper for the strangers, to which they sat down when the speecu- had been concluded, After (is a “camp-fite”, wag started, Post Com- mander Vinal ng. ‘The program was inter- esting and ¥ nd ineluded addresses DY De- partnent Commander Burke, Gen. Burdette, Hon. ‘Chas. iil, Post Commander Lincoln, and Messrs. King and Mullikea; songs by Messrs, Loeffler and Late 3 Fecitations by Prof. Weider, und se \eetions by" the Newark Drum Corps, which cou- cluded the evening's entertainment. THE VISITORS. ‘The following 1s a list of members of the visiting Post and the guests accompanying them: Post commander, Col. Thos. Pearson; senior vice-com- mander, A. J. Madison; junior vice-commander, W. H. Brown; adjut.nt, ¥. W, Sullivan; quarter: master, G, W. Drake; surgeon, i. P. Roden; ofice or the day, H: Colman; chaplain, M. N. Dunham; ofioer of the guard, Chas, E. Cleirman; A. Dusen- berry and Wife, Chas. H. Edwards, Wim. Bacon and wite, E. A. Leary, Chas. Alborson, Frank L. Bauls- ter, ’J. Hausman and wite, J.J. Hackinger and wife,’ P. Ulrich and wife, Mrs. Ewing Thowas, A. W. Duna, H. P. Jones, & W. Davis and wite Brown, Jno. Kennell, W. Applegate, Mrs. Jey, Mrs. N. Runyon, J. N. Carpenter and ¥. Crewman, Albert N. Gatchell, Charles M. Loc Wood and Wile, Win. Baldwin’ and wile, August Jargosch, Jacob Gallen, Charles E. Clearman and Wife, iraC. Kilburn and wite, W. 3. Tipson and Wife, 8, O. Nichols and wife, Otto Brondt and wife, Miss Mary Schultz. Mrs. Wm. Young, Mrs. G. M: Cueman, F. W. Munn and wife, Thomas Flannery, and wile, Harris H. Brown, Chas. Osborne and Wile, Joba C. Keller, Mrs. George Ougheltree, Mrs. Lidy’ Courter, D. J.’ Edwards and wife, Chas W. Stickney and wife, John B. Ball, D. C. Lockwood, A. J. Matterson and wite, F. 8, Taylor and wife, Robt. Walsh and wie, W. S. Lambert and wite, W. 'S, Vieet, Geo. Taylor, Geo. Deianey and wife, Thos. W. Kinsey and wife, Mrs. Frank, Mark Reed, Chas, €. Haune, Cari Aumann, J.C, Wambold ani wife, F. W, Suilivan and wite, Emil Toering, Miss Eliza- betu Toering, John B. Lee and wite, airs. Harry W. Birrell, Mrs. W. A. Cueman, Jos. E. Holmes, jr, E. H. Coffin and wife, E. L. Suitth, J. W. Edwards and wife, J. L. Stearns and wife, Sirs, Emma Hadden, Joseph “M. Cox, ‘Thomas Pearson, Misses Mamie Pearson ‘and Leona Daniels, J. J. Berry, C. P. Williams, A. H. Van Horn and wife, Kobert P. Schiegel, ‘rhomas O'Connor and wife, Jullus Gerth and wife, W. H. Cleveland and wie, Charts Hochkins, Miss Juita Hochkins, W. J. Grea cen and wite, W. D. Cowan and wie, Join ‘Hunk- and Washington, began itseighteenth stated mect- ing {p the Presbyterian church at Dover, Dei., last evening. The opening sermon was ached by the retiriag moderator, Kev. Joseph T. smith, Dv. of Baltimore. In the absence of the stated clerk, Rev. Dr. BitUnger, of this city, made out the roll of the synod. ‘The synod at this meetlog will discontinue the delegates system; all the Under that system will be vacates, new officers ‘Will be cuosen, and all tue committe 8 will be reor- gamed, Among the matters of Imporvanes to be consiiered are (wo cases of judicial al from ‘the Presbytery of Washington city. One is tune appeal of Kev. Mr. Todd, of Manassas against the form of the verdict found by the presbytery in his case, and the other ts Judge Drake's appeal from the diction of the presbytery in the case of a charge made by bim taat a responsive service bad been introduced ta a Presbyterian church here. Dr. J. He on, of Wilmington, Was elected moderator. Dr. J.T. Suith, of Baltimore, tne retiring mod- erator, preached last night. SaNDING Battr¥one Vorgns Home.—The election committee of the Maryland Democratic Association, Was busy at the seadquarters of the association, 419 10th street, vesterday and Unis morning send: Ang Baltimore démocrats home to vote. ‘The asso- elation (B. F. Guy, president) has furnished trans portation af its owWn expense to one hundred and eighty-five voters of Baltimore city tovole at the unicipal election to-day. Maxniacr Licexses. — Marriage Ucenses have Deen issued DY the clerk of the court to Jeremiah Davis and Sarah Cole; Heary Garland, of Ainberst €o, Va, and Elza ‘Hawkins; Chas. B Karn, of Frederick Co., Md, and Lulu V. Titus, of Loudoun a, Va; W. L. Lockwood, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., and Anble MeLindoa; Geo - bsher and “Mary C, Donahue; Thomas Keidy and Annie Connelion: Moves A. Stevens and Ida E. Parker; P.J. Brooks ‘and Emma Wanzer; Stephen A. Kearney and Clara %. Horstkamp; James Mann and Martha Weleome. aorta THE USITED ORDER oF THE GOLDEN Cxosa— Grand Cowiusander Joho N. Eble, assisted by W. H. Pope, Alex. Sealey, A.M. MeBath, F. E, Wood. Ward and other members of the order, instituted a bew cyummandery of United Order of the Golaen Crows fast evening in McCauley’s Hall, east or the Capitol, under the most favorable ay ‘there being forty-six charter members, about twenty of Whou were ladies, The name Capital Com! was adopted and the follo elected: "Noble commander, Col. Chas. P. Lincoln: ‘Vice noble commander, Mra’ K. J. Floyd; prelat ZB Diner: keeper of recor ‘Whit Boanctal recorder, Bentley P. Murray; treasure: & K Mahoney; herald, B. F. Evans; inside warder, Miss Maygie McCutcheon; outside warder, Dr. S. XK Suimer: past noble commander, K. Kingsman; 2 ¥. Swazey, 0. B. ‘W. F. Morse. ee ae tem ln, als city five eouimanderies of 78, Ww 70; ‘Capital, with 46, mak Sita ne * a eels et SENT TO THE KxvoRM Scuoot.—! Ki aged ten Years: George Kraft, aged thirteen years: fore the Police Court to-day forty-one bottles of cologne from Seheller & Stew us drug store under the National Lops adinitted What hey had been arrested and had spent som time ta the workhouse for Yagrancy, because they were found sleeping In the ‘Thy som House stable. George Kraft said had brew In the Keform School, and Francis Crown Bald be had been in both the jail aud workhouse. ‘The Kraft boys clalmed that ihey Festreet and that he gave them the ‘Crown denied what the Krafts said and We suwaulet ome with stealing the Sane pemtenced to Me Reform School - i ; UEReRt oF comtortable home ‘MUR Of those desiring ——— TRCSTEDS Site oF Expensive Messrs. Walt- ue +B. Williams & auction roous, collection of furniture of ‘sbip, of painting, crystal, ie Rentnlon, cag Wertiscment in auction Jee, Hermann Beck, Fred. 'T. Farrier, W. W. Farrier and wife, Thomas G. Green, Pstrick McCluskey, Mra. Ira'’Budd, Wm. M. Crane, E. C. Wilcox, J. Cook and wife, Wim. F. Volk, J. Kuckelshaus and wife, J. Connett_and wife, A. Jenkinson and wile, Jonn Foley, J. Maguire and wife, Joseph Hag ‘A. Kingland, J. Heory and wite, Fred. Lyon Wife, Geo. Harbridge, B. F. Hillery and wife, Mrs. W. A. M. Davis, B. F.’ Houmes, Mra. &. H. Newman, Miss Stella Newman, Geo, Buckner, J. W. Collins and wife, H. S, Dunn and wife, 8. i. Pemberton, John K. Dodd, F. J. Cronin, J. i. Mulliken, W. T. Bruen and wile, H. Blanrock and wife, Mrs, Kass- back, O. F. Gifford and wife, H. P. Koden, 0. Cur- J. Curr, D. Spiro, C. Mins, H. Scheener, el J. Bound, Geo, Fransiscl, G. W. Drake and Mie! Wife and J. N. Davis and wife, ‘To-day the visitors went sightseeing. They will leave foF home to-worro sence District Government Affairs. NONE BUT REGULAR CLERKS WANTED. William Yorke AtLee has been informed that an offer made by him to furnish clerks in preparing the tax-List Of property to be advertised fur sale cannot be accepted, for the reason that {ts best to allow only clerks famidar with the books to Prepare the list. Mr. Koome, chief of the spectal assessment division, in bis report on the matter, Says Lat he will get the property scheduled as soon as it 1s possible for him to do so, but at pres- nt he is complilng work asked for by the Supreme» Court, and the current work cannot be ignored. VITAL STATISTICS. ‘Tue report of Heaith Officer Townshend for last week shows: Numver of deaths, 77: Wulte, 48; colored, 20. Death rate per 1,600 per anfuin’ White, "17.83; colored, 21.54; “total population, 19.07." Twenty-three were iinder five years of age, and 20 over sixty years, The principal causes of death were: Croup, 2; consumption, 8; diarrheal, 5; typhold fever, 7; malarial fever, 3; pneumonia, 4; Dronehitis, 2; puerperal diseases,'2. Seventy- seven births Teporied: 21 white maies; 27 white females; 17 colored males; 12 colored females. Marriages reported: 17 white; 13 colored, ‘4 WORKHOUSE COMPLAINT. Helen Southard, an inuate of the workhouse, has complained 10 the District. Commissioners of Che treatment she has received from a certain em- ploye of that institution, “The mater was re- ferred to Superintendent Stoutenburgh for expla- nation, Who has addressed a letter to the Commis Sioners, in which he says that Helen Southard was admitted to the asylum hospital August 6, 1887. No treatment was adutnistered, a3 Upon éxatni ation noue Was found necessary, as she Was to all appearances welt and strong for her age. ‘The oly Work asked of her was to reileve another patient by turas, who was fanning a very sick patient in the same ward, which she refused to do. She was discharged from the hospital for leaving the ward at night and remaining oat for hours at atime, Mr. stoutenburgh says furtier, that itis well known that some of the purses are Somewhat deticlent, but 1t is bedeved that the one complained Of is Kind to her pacents and keeps her ward in good condition. “As to her former character I Know nothing, but she has always conducted her. self weil Walle bere. It 1% almost tnpossibie to procure competent and rellabie nurses for the pit | tance allowed as compensation for tuls service.” MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The Commissioners have aanounced their inten- ton Wo place tue sidewalk on tue South side of Briage street, West Washlngtoy, in good conattion after tue approach to te Aqueduct Bridge 1s com- pie Civil Rights in Eating-Houses, THE HEWLETT-PRENCH CASE CONTINUED FOR A WEEK. ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Mr. Chas. 8, Moore called Judge Snell's attention to the case of Mr. John French, proprietor of the eating saloon tm the Center Market, who ts charged by Lawyer Hewlett with violating the act of the legislative assembly of 1873, requiring a price-list of articles soid wo be posted tn at least UWo places in the saloon. ‘Th complainant, as Published in Tux Stax at the tme, went to ‘the defendant's place of business, was furnished a lnach, and ref_ised so pay the price charged be- cause He thought i exorbitant. Mr. Frenct re- fused to let liu leave the place until he paid, and he jumped through a window to the balcony around the market building, and descended on the Market Co.'s elevator. Mr. Moore sald that he had agreed with Mr. Padget to a continuane : for one week, and would ask the court to take the defend- ant’s personal recognizance, ‘The judge said he tuought this matter had been settled long ago. About ten years ago Miutster Langston Went to Harvey's salooa, abd the case Was brought to tnis court, and Mr. Merrick ap- Peured for the defense. Ih those days several par- Urs were fued, and most of the saloon-keepers cowpiiea with the provisions of the law... Some of the cases went to the oth r court, Dut be did aot Teucunber What was done with thei. Mr. Moore said that the facts in Uils case were different irom the Harvey case. In this case there Was no refusal Uo serve the complaining witness. ‘The case Was continued for a week On Une per- dant, sonal recognizance of the de ———* “A Terrible List.” WHAT IS NEEDED, To the Editor of Tux EVENING Stan: noticed among the telegraphic news in Tae Srax of the 21st the statement that twenty-nine persons had been arrested for murder in Pitts- burg im two years, and It was headed “A Terrible List.” The population of Pittsburg and its environs does not differ much from that of the District, and 1 think an examination of the record will show as many, if now arrests here in the past two years, in which the were with IMUTUET oF assaults With intent to commit murder. In the Post of the 23d I notice the statement that there are now in ht persons tried for murder, of whoa all Dut one are Solara It certainly ts a terrible record, and in practice so prevalent ‘here, of ‘among the’ Colored po pulation ag of usil fntest. prov T have alse THE NIGHT SCHOOLS. Arrangements for Opening Them Next Monday Night. Arrangements havé been completed to open the Bight schools next Monduy night. The schools Will be located in the following named buildings: Franklin school, C, 8, Clark, principal; Henry school, B.W. Mureh, principal; Wallach school, J. T. Freeman, principal; Jefferson school, R. L. Johns, principal; Mott school (colored), R. T. Moss, princt- Pal; Hillsdale school (col'd), R. L. Peters, princtpal; Lincoln and Handalt ree sce scl ol ts Tocaved near the Howard University. There wili be UL two and — Dight scuvols in the county, that in the building and a ng the one at sion of ute scoos are for will begin «at continue until at building where there, nt scl at 70clork, "No tickets ot adanisston ui Ineach of the four buildings named in the list above, in which are to be located night schools for white’ pupfis, there will be employed four teachers, @ principal and three agsistants, and in each of the two hight schools in the county there will be employe | a princ pal and one assistant. similar arrangements have been made tor, the colored Schools in the city. This ts the third year or the night schools and the fund appropriated for bem by Congress 18 $5,000, with a contingent fund of Soo, _ This Contingete fund has been used in pre- Paring rooms for the night schools, We have made arrangements,” said Superin- tendent Powell to a Stax reporter. “tocarry ‘on the schools for fifty-seven nights. Should there be a falling off in attendance, such as to Justify us 1n cutting down the teaching force, the number of nights may be Increased. ‘fhe course of Instruc- ton will be ‘similar ‘to that pursued last Year, except that it is expected that if those in attendance are last year’s pupils, the course will be extended and made to suit the condi fons of those in attendance. It 1s an interesting fact that the attendatice last year included but a very small percencage of those who had attended the previous Year. Ivis intended to select :eachers who are es- peelally adapted to the needs of these schools: ‘he work of penmanship, arithmetic, reading and English composition will be ally emphasized, as It has been found that those who attend are de- Nelent usually in these subjects.” In ai for the ~chools the school author- ites have been compelied by the terms of the ap- lation act to select public school teachers, Which has béen a source of some annoyance, Last year the law protiibited the employment of the ay school vouchers In the night schools, which embarrassed the committees In charge in thelr Selection of teachers, Mr. Powell said to-day that he thought it would have been better if Congress had left the bill as it was dr.wn, and made the employment of the reguiar school teachers per- mussory instead of mandatory. “We are gelect- ing,” he said, “those who are strong intellectually as Well as physically. Many teachers would uke to texeh in the night schools for the additional Pay, Dut their strength would not permit It.” ‘The Boy was not Abused. ‘To the Editor of Tar Evanive Stan: In Saturday evening's Stan there appeared an article headed, “A Poor Boy Finds a Friend,” in which it would appear that I required an unrea- sonable task of a seventeen-year-old boy from Cleveland, Obio, with a burnt wrist, and that I re- quested his arrest b-cause he would not perform Mt. ‘The facts are that the boy had been about Washit Tor about a month, sleeping in lum- ber yards, coal yards and the ‘station ‘house, &c. He was sent tome by a kind officer of the police force, and, on learning that he had a. sore wrist, I uly asked him to pile ap a few kindlings that bad been sawed up and spilt, for which I gave him bis supper and an order fora night’s lodging. 1 heard his Story and recorded tt, Whicn 13 not without in- terest, for quite a period. ‘The next morning he came to me again, and, while I was busy, asked ‘him to bring up a few bucketsof coal. Taking the bucket and key he started, but left the bucket in the hall and ran out through the back yard with the key. I soon missed him, and the key. I was forced to break open the Toom, and I notified the police, and requested that when found he ‘should «detained, that I ugut fecover the Key to the room. Nothing unreasonable was asked of the boy. We do require work when It can be done. LS. Eugny, General Secretary of the Associated Charities, 707 G st nw. Ciements Longe OF Good TeMPLARs—At ‘a langely-attended meeting of Clements Lodge of Good Templars last evéning, at Washington Hall, five new members were initiated and the followinj officers were elected jor the ensuing term: Chie templar, Mr.C. R, McBowell; vice templar, Miss Kate Shomo; secretary, Dr. J. T. Hensley ; financial secretary, Mr. E.R. Mahoney; treasurer, Mrs. M.R. lain, Miss Adule Hollidge; marshal, event ae ‘hol, prompt are req’ Mahoney; chi Mr. C. Baden; guard, Miss Emma Pope; sentinel, Mr. SH. Martin; and past chief templar, Mr. A’ Kaistrom. Kesolutions were congratula- tory to the W. C. T. U. now in session, and Major J. Thos, Turner was appointed as fraternal mes- Senger to convey to the union the greetings of the loige. Steps were taken looking to the celebra- Uon of the thirteenth anniversary of the lodge, November 15. The lodge closes the oMclal term with 113 members and a satisfactory nancial con- ition, THE SPENCERIAN COLLEGR GRADUATES—At the monthly meeting of the Association of Graduates of the Spencerian Business College last night a pleasing Mlerary and musical program was car. ried out, Miss Hosa Schwartz, Dr. Mary L. Woos- ter, Mrs Margaret A. Spencer, and Messrs. E. P. Schwartz, Paul A. Stéeie, Wharton E. Lester, and Prot. £. C. Townsend taking part, —— W. W. Buxperre offers his residence, No. 805 K streét, north sideof Mount Vernon Park, forrent. * THE PROPOSED LABOR DEMOXSTRATION.—At a meeting last night of the committee of the Fed- eration of Labor, to make ariangements for the labor demonstration November 2, resolutions were adopted inviting the labor orgadizations of Balt. more, Alexandsa, and Laurel to participate, In addition to the speakers heretofore Invited, tt was Tesolved to ask Senator Voorhees and ex-Senator Conger to address the meeting. Four-firths of the members of the labor organizations of the city are expected to be in the p.rade. ‘The Courts, Covet IN GayeRat Tera, Yesterday, Wier agi. Wier: compromised; decree to be prepa joore jbannon; argued and submbiten. Crrevit CovRT—Judre Montgomery. To-day, Philips agt, Vermillion; verdict for de- fendaat.’ Woods agt. Hurt; order for security for costs. Fowler agt. Murphy; judgment below af- firmed. Potiog Covrt—Judge Snett, To-day, Dennis Colitns; Sunday bar; $20; appeal, noted. John Hare, 1ast Uriving; $10'or 30 days, Edward volson, disorderly conduct; $5 oF 7 days, Joseph Perry, disorderly conduct; $3 or 15 days. Sally Stevens, do.; do, William Butier, colored, and Ida Dav.s, white, do.; do. James’ Gorm.n, do.; $10 or 30 days, James Deiane, do.; collat® eral forfeited, Nettie Jackson and Julla Burnett, do.; do, Nathantel Brown, do.; do. Charles Wii kin’, violating police regulations; personal bonds, John Thomas, disorderly conJuct; $5 or 15 days, —— Sullivag Sails To-morrow, AND WILL CHALLENGE MITCHELL IN LONDON TO 4 TEN ‘THOUSAND DOLLAR FIORT. A telegram to the New York Herald trom Boston, Mass, October 25, says: John L. Sullivan was out on the street to-day for an airing in company with bis manager, As it looked likely to rain the great pugilist carried hs $1,100 umbrella, lately pre- sented to him, and left his $1,100 cane at home. “I sail for next Thursday,” sald he to a Herald correspondent, “and aun goliyg over for Dig money. Ned Holske has gone ahead to engage a hall in'London for me to exhibit in. I shall stay in London four weeks ionger if it pays, and then go to Glasxow and Edinburgh, Dubilw and per- haps to Paris. ‘The first thing I shall do 1s to drive that coward Mitchel into his boots by put- Ung up $10,000 to fight him to afinish. I have taken the ‘cast-iron for a year and drink ‘THE BRIDE, MISS SALLIE LD, BARNES, A GRAND- DAUGHTER OF CHAS. DANFORTH. A telegram to the New York Sun from Paterson, N. d., last night, says: Mis# Salle L. D, Barnes, the only daughter of the late Dr. Orson Barnes, who was a leading physician of this city, was married last evening, Her mother, Whom she lost a forvune of ‘be: od her aunt, Mra Mary Nie aa ter of Mra’ Danforth, Iv was filled wi neck and sleeves of tulle, 8 distributing’ reservoir, temper ture, 55; con tition at influent gate- ‘36; condition at eMyent gate-house, 36. High tide in the river to- day at 3:41 a, m.; low Ude at 10:53 p. m. e odode Neal Dow Says it May Come, ‘THE UNION OF THE PHOHIBITION AND LABOR PARTIES. ‘A telegram to the New York Sun trom Portlang, Me., October 25, says: Gen, Neal Dow, questioned concerning a reported plan for a union of the pro- hibition and labor parties under the leaderebip of Messrs, Fisk and Powderly, says: “I know nothing of ally plan for a political union between the Knights of Labor and the pro- hibitionisis except trom rumors. Some of the methods of the Knights of Labor are such that law-abiding citizens cannot co-operace with them. Its possible that the knigats may see In the neat future (hat no substantial improvement. 1s possi- ble in the condition of workingmen without Te Jentless boycott of the saloons und an earnest Op- ton to the liquor trafic. It the knights as ody should come to see this, 1t 1s not. tinpossible or even improbable that the prohibitionists would strike hands with them in establishing a nauonal party.” FULL WEIGHT—PURE—MOST PERFECT MADE. Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more thane guatter of a century. it in used by the "United. Btates Government. Endorsed beads of the Great Univernition as the Supt oa, ing Powder thst does not contain Aatsotin Eas ar “Powder Et °F ‘lum. “Sold only in Cans. PRICE BAKING Pow! NEWYORK CHICAGO. SE Louis, sug0-t0 31 Ovr New Aovesrsevenr OF SPECIAL [CASH] BARGAINS, BROADCLOTH for Ladies' suits, pure wool,one yard and s half wide, all colors, excellent quality, epecial Bargain, $1.25. = ed ‘Fancy striped Silk Velvets, 95 Our FRENCH SERGES are selling fast, all pure f gol, wide donble width. all colors actual cash value G2e., reduced price only 37 40. BLANKETS, slightly soiled, @2. $2.25, and €2.50. BEAUTIFUL PLAID (-RESS GOODS, silk finished, newest styles, special bargain, 12 yards tor uly 82 ‘COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS, 7c. 81. TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS.wide all pure wool, apecial banyan ST age Cube wit, BLANKETS, immense size, extra heavy, excellent quality, reduced to 84.50.07 U™ DOA HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOOD! wide arable width, special bargain BPiye, Pure WOO Weare selling Excellent quality BLACK SILKSat 81. BLACK CASHMERES, 25, 31, 37. 45, 50, O2e. ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, ble fold, ail Colors, 12 ania for Goons CoO Wide dow Handsome Presents for Strictly Cash Customers, Cash Customers, who buy 85 worth of Dry Goods, receive # pair of handsome Damuak Towele wouth @ Cask Customers, wo uy 810 worth of receive a handsome Bridal Quilt, worth $1: CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7that. ott Punuavezem, Srore A: NOUNCEMENTS. mem oa td SORT tn are je will offse this week ay ins in trimmings of every description. Beaded sets at $1.00 Spy a Braided sets $1.15 and up, “Grane ite Stall prices, We have just received «line of French Aprons, will eurpiite voit atthe pice, Iu Umbreilas we have Gingham. Gloria, Alj Mo. hair and Silk, aad we have just received s few (more courting) of an umbrella made of Lisle Thread will guarantee the wear of it, come look at it. In hosiry we will offer barwains, In Ladies’ at 12) 15, 17,20, 23, 25 cta and up. We have auother lot of the derby ribat 25c., will not last long. In Men's offer full regular Enxlish super it 3g hose at 5 aud 19 cts., rall at Baud S73, Ta ie ctx and. pws * Tecular made, uizes 7 to 035, a1 29 cta, biggest Deryala ever offered. Will offer this week sp-cial ¢ in Underwear, Ladies’ in Merino Wool, Saxony Wool, Persian Wool, Australi.n Wool, Kibed’ Wool, Scarlet and White, In ‘Men's White Wool, Grey Wool, Scotch “Wool, Natural Wool and ited Wocl, “In Misses White Wool’ and Red Wool. In Boy's ‘White Wool, Scotch Wool and ed Wool: Our sizes of Underwear raus from 16 to 30. Desirable Blankets of every dincription, Down Quilts of various kinds, Marseilles Spreads, choice patterns, In Fiaunel Departinent we offer banca rei skirtings. Extra heavy twilled Striped skirulucy akirt patterts with bo {lt Notions weave tuousand aud ove things be- jotweing there im then Department bargains in towels,table linens, napkins, &c. ‘Dress Goods will offer in Fancy Silk Mixed Plaids than 25 cts; 22% laches wideat ZI‘cin, never sad lems 36-inch wide, 374 cts. worth SO cts, and soon ivi he dress coeds stocks ‘Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtains and lots of choice goods coun every day. 024 A Gnear Banca Ix Bnoavctorn. ‘We have just opened a line of colors in Ladies! Clothe at 61-75 which we cousin the este ee tice ‘ever ahowus “Our stoek Of the {i comp ete aud Weare showin them i oll CAKHANT & LEIDY, tie Tih and 700 Rn grades, $1.75. 82 50. $2.75, and 3 my bar Suiadoas incre wht Mes, portacion. ‘We call attention to our superb stock of Moire Sit in Blacks aud Colors, at $2 and ¢2.50 per yard. Heviug at least forty shades we can match most auy color for comvining. White silks for weddings. Faille Fran- cais, Moice and Satin Geutiers, all nilk Velvets ip Black: 5 eerlpaepghengaulemmeety ingeoet e Bounct’s Perfection Black Silks, finixh, the best wearing silk in the world Guin t's Ree Gros Gratu aud onal qualities, igh Noveitics in pilks aud Velvet Toget with the largest amortweut of reliable Black Gouda to ke by et this cit . new in weave snd ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennaylvanis a N. B.—The best is the cheapest, oz Scmemerz & Sos, 21237 Pennsylvania Avenue, or LADIES’ FINE SEALSKIN AND PLUSH 8ACQUES SHORT WRAPS AND JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS AND TRIMMINGS, 022-3m OST RETOLES, DOLLS, JUMEA $, BISQUE Adpusthvcrinre bo BEING 403, 405 7th ot. mw, above Dat. ana HORSE BLANKETS ‘tour usually low prices, in large variety of styles, in fine, medium, and cheap grades, at TOPHAM'S TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY, - 017-30 250. Canstsae ° | Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves; also extra sleeves at ANALYZING THE BAKING POWDERS. “Royal,” the Only Absolutely Pure Baking Powder Made-- Action of the New York State Board of Health. ‘Under the direction of the New York State Board of Health eighty-four different kinds of baking powders, embracing all the brands that could be found for sale in the State, were submitted to examination and analysis by Prot. C. F. Chandler, a member Of the State Board and president of the New York City Board of Health, assisted by Prot. Edward G, Love, the well-known late United States Government Chemist. ‘The oMictal report shows that s large number ot the powders examined were found ‘to contain alum or lime; many of them tosuch an extent as to render them seriously objectionable for use in the preparation of human food. Alum was found in twenty-nine samples, This drug 1s employed in baking pow- ders to cheapen their cost, The presence of lime 1s attributed to the impure cream of tartar of commerce used in thelr manufacture, Such cream of tartar was also analyzed apd to contain lime and other impurities, in some samples to the extent of 93 per cent, of their entire weight. All the baking powders of the market, with the single exception of “Royal,” (not including the alum and phosphate powders, which were long since discarded as unsafe or insufficient by prudent housekeepers), are made from the impure cream of tartar of commerce, and consequently contain lime to a corresponding extent. ‘The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to be entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is the “Royal.” This perfect purity results trom the exclusive use of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes, which totally Temove the tartrate of ime and other impurities, The cost of this chemically pure cream of tartar 1s much greater than any other, and on account of this greater cost is used in no baking powder but the “Royal.” Prot. Love, who made the anslyses of baking powders for the N, ¥. State Board of Health, as well as for the Government, says of the purity and wholesomencas of the “‘Royal:” “T have tested a package of ‘Royal Baking Powder’ which I purchased in the open market, and find tt composed of pure and wholesome ingredients It ts @ cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates or any injurious substances, “E.G. LOVE, Pu. D.” CITY _ITEMS. Malt Extract in Dietetics. Many modern authorities upon dietetics are urg- ing the te srount noes, or malt flour as an ald to assimilation, les bel rT se WI Palatable and temarkably digeetipie, “Chemalatey and medicine approve this position most hearuily. In many cases the use of some forms of malt seems not only advisable but imperative. These are more FINE LOT NEAR NAVY-YARD AND umordus than are commonly supposed. “They 1n- good investment. BOYER & SEI. Z, that. E tenet own : — A Se OF LOCATE: Tors that. seem coextensive with etvilizations 1m SESE 0 matory diseases and conditions of. the or. | A” ou Meridian Hull; very cheap if sold st ance, and gans; children, the aged, invalids, people of sed. | # number of entary habits,” bursiug women and patients, The ralson d'etre ‘of the Use of malt preparations is that they consume less Ume and energy in diges- Uon, and thereiore exert less strain upon the sys- 13 tem} being very solubie, they are largely indepen- im city and sub- al se 3 . rations fall short in that they contain insoluble ____ 9th and Hi ste. Bw. THREE LOTS ON 13TH .. running back to 3 “‘KUsuiNP BROWS, starch, cellulose and lignose. Of these the first 8 digested easily by normal stomachs, but labori- ously by weak or sick ones; the second {s assim. lated with dimeulty by the strong and seldom by setae pi feet the aa ce = —— ‘OR SALE— = any stomac! form of i Teached when. these clewents are eliminated Dy ata, OF 08 BOER ade OF ET Ye DYER ms eh dissolving the soluble elements, straining out the | *‘So¢.1m Lath and F sts. residue, and boiling the filtrate down to a conven- | —— Ok SALE—CHEAP—A LOT ON 25TH ST. NEAR lentconuiion. ‘Tis makes what is known as a | WO SALE CHEAP —A 4 . malt extract, and 1s an ideal food for all included : xi J.B HER’ ‘under the various classes hereinbefore named. It} o20-1"* 142336 ea. 1s used to-day universally. Itis a modern idea,de- ‘spite its worid-wideempioyment. It was practi- cally discovered by Johann Hoff, of Germany, whe introduced it to une medical and chemical world, and iy still manufactured at the different estab- lisuments of this firm. Alth¢ yh the genuine Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract has been repeatedly imitated and counterteited, 1t still retains its lead ag the head of all pure malt preparations, ite ty, WhOlesomeness, digestibility and uniformi- are a8 notabie 0-day as Uhey were at the time it was Orst brought before the attention of the scientific world. ‘The genuine bas the signature of “Johapp mri eo aes te ‘Saen ‘States, “Mori ,” vew York, on the neck of every bottle—American ana- lyst, ‘wiw y Wool German Hana-Knit Jackets Ea >) LOT ON MASS. AVE, . Price }OR SALE — SPLRNDID ear 17th st., 30.2100 feet to 20-foot. at., 30.03 alley. C. Auerbacn's Men's Furnishi) Hats, and Sew. QOR SALE—SPLENDID PIECE OF BUSINESS ips mpage nt art Ketan baying tangs perceare dt sed hea | ‘The Raw How of Harvey's great Oyster Tuts aTare tnvestueul as proper’ ‘ts therensttar tn House, corner, Penasylvania avenue and “11th value. HOFIY & bitte street, 18 full of the most choice oysters of the sea- “019-10 “1301 F at. $i Bros., #th and D FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR_SALE FOR SALE CHEAP—312 1ST ST. 8 E. Nice pe a z 10 ‘OEpa. OM HAVANT, Sié vine Bw odo SALE. 30ST ARRIVED ee 0-8 sna: E Durglorts stabien, 4idend 4208tb shaw. Fes tise tae Bho ‘OosY 74 D. BEORE B08 PaaS ee oe TO LG OK SALE—SPI NV: ENTS—5 NEW Byes eS w94. G0.re te SaS Save Sree 1, ee O14 cact W. Lint Pi Fob Sst A MAGNIFICENT PLACE ON iumbia Heights; 14 room. finished very cig be meet to be appreciated: » MPS RSCOTT, WILCOX & WIN! i 1807 Penusytvania. FOS SALE THEE HANDSOME NEW SIXROOM Day-wiudow bricks, with all moderu simprowenmeuts: Parity iW tre iare ys mds, with sbeds ‘oa Alley two aguares from capitol and Library com to two lines .t.<' rand herdies for all j arte of Ubecity : Tent $25. $5 OOGcash fT three, will weil 9F toxether: for casi or on tue. HOPKINS TON. 6th and La-ave tw. a a Fat oth, yea. 000 026-3t a2 1 st ‘ors, to Fh See Houses. 27 to: 21 b. Grs., «ac! 84.000 1100 20un stn wt + the on my For full list call at office for bulletin isxued on the Istand 15th. {o25] THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, JOR BALE—A LAKGE BRICK HOUSE ON G 8T., ‘his ia a fine business property, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. EW HOUSE, 3D ST. NEAR EAST Capitol, 7 rooms, every inodern convenience: 7- Foom house, P st. n.w., near Oth, $4,900. 8-room house, X peat Lith nw $4,250: frosty House Tt et ks Goo Tithet naw” tO 1 SALE—NINE HOUSES ON I ST. N.E.: LOTS in squares No. 1033, 1109, 801, and others. For aale cheap. A timber of other hoses. in tue north. fastern part of the city, BUYER & SEITZ. 71 Mav eve.-w. ° UMBER OF HOUS*S IN SOUTH on. Good investment. BOYER & SELL, ave. aw. = “o25-3t FE SALE GIQURTERR ROOM HOUSE, | oN Washington Cireie, 2200 Pennsylvania aveo24-t* | Sis Hourcson Marion st. mw. 7 rooms, all m. 1;| x Houses on Bw. 7 3] cellar concreted. . Price @4. 250 | sen ti Pentex, Real Estate ‘and Lo sim, ott tw _ TS26 F stance. | JOR SALE_A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE IN | sevod location, northeast nection; a Dargai ts peg | | vate party’ 01 Or. Ape! 5 Seay ge ewes ameiy fC We Das R SALE—THREE HOUSES | Bobetween gant Khode Island av. 7 Fvom bricks, cellar, &e Price #4250, atid $4,500. Here ts your chance. Fitwcen per cent. IN MARION ST.. @th and 7th imveetnen wwe Brick Houses in northwest: ynice of all ouly $6,500. We have nice House on 1th st n.w., 6-root brick, all mod. imp,: price $2,050. We can ell this on the iustal.mwent plan. . W.P. Mh Eis & SON, 024-1W* "1428 New Forkave. TOK SALE FOR ‘A FEW DAYS LONGER TWO | fi meaty tossed, lh val. Core-eney nomen beck eran ApDLY 16 INO. A. PRESCOTT, 1410 F xt new | Gelloge Bailing). pein al | ‘and all mod. iy ou 2 at, near Circle. price #10, TYLER & | RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fstnw Bt (OR SALE OR RENT — AN ELEGANT NEW House st n.w., all modern im ta: | of including bath. “Apply to WoC JOHN: Wthatnwe orm SOME RESIDENCE, RHODE near Lows Circle, ten rooms mod. | ut to ihe) ect aud terms apply to KH. at. o21-6t ND SALE-NEW COTTAGE, TWO attic, Oakland ave. near Connecticut ave. ex- tended; lange grounds; mod. imps. KH. T. LEIPOLD, 1331 ¥ st. nw. so2h i YY SALE_TWO EMAL HOUSES, ON STH ST. 28000. sme eer foRD x 1423) F at JF OE, SALE AGHAED (PIECE OF BUSINESS 7 J. BEETFO! 14235 F at 020-2w* son—genuine Lynn Haven Bays, Cherry Stone, Mason Cheeses, Uncle Peter's Coves and Harvey's Plants, None to equal them in flavor. 1 Dog Collars engraved and razors sharpened free. “Guns for sale ohire. Walford, 487 Pas av. 3 | We Have Coustantly on hand crab meat, hard and soft crabs, clams, terrapins and prime salt water oysters, shucked’ clean and fresh every | Gay; also game of ‘all kinds, delivered free vo al | rts of the city. HITE & mow * eet Bat. m. bet. 6th and 7th, ber ist and D sia ‘aee awe Bo bet tas “of twelve new houses in Be tee AT THAT HANDSOME how 4th, 15th, a ach house: iu first-clans wig le. per | ‘$3,000 each. DANEN! BON, tra wols-2w oR SALE 802 2157 ST. X,W. THREE STORY | : 3 : modern tim Brick, wi Hiding 13 rome: tia. | abe Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa ‘KH. GOLUSBOROUGH & CO, Was served at International Medical Congress. €0 _ol-3m_ emis 1405 Fit af hy ghee apn ete fi Veoperty down-len haniaome and ‘welitoctey | Ghiers by ult MoGae's, 9th near Dst. was || other suburban property. “D. G. FUGCTOR & SON, 1220 Fresh ned morning | Wrous in pure! (OR SALE—HOUSES TO SUIT THOSE LOOKING ants Seliveted tn 9g Ibe War” prints er per Iie pee eS Fk for a home or yaztice seek. vood invest.cuts ‘leo, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Muk | “ota. YM BiPuERD #'GUs 1007 Fet_| 010. ors BANE Eat. ” TTT TIT | between zd and 6th Ay + Reking- | impr vements: will eell furniture with it. BD oO NERS TT ee xa toma fine ‘estate. adjoining the city’ portiiesst Seed erty owt elieibly situated and will be sold lowe B 8 NNN 4 Eg t formerly the resideuce of J been | Dot sold svon will be rented furnished, as the owner is. D ON NN E ito giving up housekeeping. Apply to 0. C. GLEN, pp oo NEN OT ee 7 i olbow "303 7th st ns eet RK SALE—@1,500_FOUR G@) NEW, NEAT AND TIT HO ERE MM MM Sa-fihec use, aigineced are onpscie tasieteat TRE Heer} zen Park: price $1,000 each om aay terms: now oc. | f gun fe MMMM Capied by food tevaute at 912.50 mouth each. "JU a i kee BER OMEAKA & CO., 229 7th st. a 017-3m_ | ere Se aac tonne a aE | fot on northwest corner Mthand Rests. with | tet f Be paar an8 Te ba fect tepatr, pomeession wiven in thirty aye." ADDIy to P - owner, ‘THE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS which we have put on our Counters This Week, and this Nesta! ut SB om : thy . AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT LINE je = — "sy # from what we have advertised for some time. ome = wt ie Rigs Fig Pee ase NO LOTTERY ABOUT IT. NNN “oo f Hf “oo NNN ss? > —— WE HAVE CLOSED OUT AN IMPORTERS EN- ‘TIRE STOCK, THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASE WE HAVE EVER MADE IN THAT LINE, ADVANTAGEOUS FOR YOU ‘and for us, enabling you to buy popular goods at prices IT 18 THE AMOUNT IN DOLLARS YOU SAVE, ACCORDING TO QUALITY, IN BUYING SUITS, OVERCOATS, OR PANTS, Si way below the popular. 1 Jot of IMITATION SILVER COLOGNE BOT- ee ‘TLRS, imported to sell at 250, TO BE SOLD AT 0. 1 lot of LEATHERETTE MEMORANDUM and | CONFIDENCE ; CARD CASES combined, worth 1c, TO BE SOLD AT 50. ‘Is a plant of slow growth. For 1 lot of LEATHERETTE-COVER (POCKET MEM- ORANDUM, gilt-edge, would be vory cheap at 20c., acer? aera ‘TO BE SOLD AT 50. Llotof INLAID WORK-BOXES, worth 75¢c. and $1, ‘TO BE SOLD AT 250. lotof very large size WORK-BOXES, worth fally ‘Die, and perfect-Atting Clothing, for Men andi Boys, at the most reasonshle prices, wie TO BE SOLD AT 350. : lot of SHOPPING BASKETS, worth 650, 5B ‘TO BE BOLD AT 260, ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING OO. 1 lotof BRASS EASELS, Lily or Daiay designs, 6 to 10 inches high, all sizes, e100 ‘NO, 400 7TH BT, H.W. COR. D. ‘TO BE SOLD AT 250. Luons Foss axe Wire Our stock of Ladies’ Fure and Wraps is now com- ‘Votot FAIRY LAMPS, ‘TO BE SOLD AT 190, im shape. 3 lot of LOW, SOX & HAYDEWS FINE TOILET meni creer 2h a nee en ‘TO BE SOLD AT 3 FOR 250. prices, * + , fecieees ee ot soars saa Puaronemnsan ot P os FACS ‘Will tam the hatr the besutifal golden color 20 very i : at prenant, apsty ony what AU RP S.5=s aa) | Land Office. well built, Unree-story pressed brick | —* ‘arvew. a — tne Forse BAY a ot ‘nest, Sth st, Vettroen S'30 Saves ean Frou save scx Duar Setove to heat ‘eels 4 Langer reome ta aS = SALE—AT PRIVATE — m Fe. 5 MALE THe MOCK an.we abd douse tor Teak eu ae SALE_PROVISION AND NaR_noost ‘Seperate from the store, ae. eae s HORSE. = ¥ , A BAY I LATE, OL at suttable tor supe vise for bisa. taguire st 2 2 JOR SALE—A VERY CHOICE CHESTNUT son- rel diving and riding horwe, 15 havds « Eiscieeettiet om Sacre saci =o os tat handsome, Ue, ahd 8 guod. promyt ior 60. Star ofr * PM Emu JOK BALE-AT EBBITT HOUSE STAWLES. 15 ar ao sd: A rwwell bast, Soya old rund rook ee Bacaile ‘Betnows, 630 T Sous arnenn SSS, 70K SALE_TEN SHARES IN WHOLE on IN \, of Garrett Park Invesument Co Aadrent Box 38, near ottce cane JOR SALE—AT YOUROWN PRICK INCUBAT ‘Chicken Broder; runs, windows. Tenclug. ke at Cres i OK SALE—A SIX-YEAR-OLD BAY HORSE: ‘sud sound: has teen drvwen by s ial the he season, Inquire at 202 D st. nw oa JOR SALE-COB HARNESS AND DOG cant compl te ladies’ outa Apply stalle No.4, rar of sth Pst uve ot JOR SALE-MEAT AND PROVISION sTo) FFetcap tor ennh. geod tensone' tor oclug. ‘shines box 15th, Mar office exes JOK SALE _DYNAMOGKAPH STOCK, Ei DAVIN BKOS, Brokers, 4 JOR SALE — NEW, CLEAN LIVE-PICKED BED. Feathers, ic. poland. the wat tn the country far Tverd. Wat SEITE, Tae Sd pets ad ee JOR SALE BOULERS AND ENGINES (CBE, Fal SS Sas OS Aliceanuast, Bal inore —_ otétt FFOk SALE BREWSTER LANDAU. VENY WAND: some sud_¥ sani In alley pourot JOS 15am at a. k JRO SALE—A Rove SAFE cre As Perey ite ee aes Gas 8100-7105 Feu stave % FOR SALE — NEW BABY-CARRIAGE P'LUSH- pee eg SAGE Mut omee™” (OF Merchandion.. sages TUR SALE—AT CLARK'S STABLE G 17th, a bay mare, about six yeate ssddic abd borne, maheessiee. Fe S824 6000 FAQILY On corre HoRsE, he ina brat Lay, 16 hbase youre, Aid & sate driver. “Addrees J.D. oat aae coor FPQE, SALE TO CLOSE BUSINESS, A LARGE ~~ NEAR to bearse but litte used, by Cunuingbain & Con, aleo Jeather Sarpy JNOS WAMD & ish more, Mik oe JOR SALE—A BLACK fi ch SALA BACK monae g Pomir Gee rite Saree Baoan eee JOR SALE — A PINE CHIC U. QE, SALE, TIN CHIH SOAR sities eit a otk ae eae eet pi cay Sierra 0 er pet cr sees Also, ope fine wood Came mat Grand Nes gpa Sewn ce ema Grad. P, $600, for only @200. terms to suit or cash discoumt, ‘ic Seaton nee Pace " : per month : ses THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMA, Tacks, and ail other tween Sand § o'clock JOR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES penton ‘to eal: ry the celebrated historian abd hs 4 aS Ca ioce.?"Tis works all the vefumsen, cau be on small mouthly payments by addres JOR SALE—MULES SIXTEEN WELL-| Frits 2tccued Mulee with nereoss nat sont erapers tables on Nota) Cajital at. between M sia, RICHARD &°WINDSOR, “1420 Fak ow. FOE SALE-CLOSING-OOT SALE (SHALL OF- fer for sale, as surviving ‘of the firn of W PRME & SOND tuemock ares tb gtore No. 10) Penusylveuia sve. This stock, in addition vo the: contents of agrocer) store, consists of some very ol nd very five Sinyorted Braudien, W Mines Core Ginia, snd Liquor SASS W. ORME Surviving Tarther. WM OKME& SONS oFt Scena. DOK SALE—LOTS 22 AND 23 UARE 164, SS aE ARs Bhat CRE BA ol? im (CYCLE AT ABOUT HALF OOST, A iadae ‘Tasdoun, with ail tanprovermette: tn tae (ion. oom 12 Gunton ig, 472 Loutsiaum ve from 98 m. tod p.m GRAFION MASON, ROE _SALE-FALL AND WINTER CARRIAGES of very latest style. second. baud coupelette in frouey by calling at 3. BUOBY'S Tzab Selek Ne FY 23 4 Ree in eS Tt eG Fotaht. a LADY HAVING Lert tue crry will well ber ton A ip. 42 inch ite Bicyele, 12.90. “THE Chelate Ribs * Yoo Now vorveve. 2* 9% = POH SALE CHEAT-FINEST TINEN FAPERS, ‘Sperut bots tor tig suai, HEN A ChAMRE £ SUN. _s7-3m ome WS Pat we OW SALE—FALL AND WINTER CARKIAG! NEW AND SECOND HAND. OF EVERY DESCKIFL IC JON Me VOUNG si and dh Cet “4 hm, am EAM NATIONAL HOPED LOR SALE—CHEAPEK THAN THE CHEAPEST, Fe nip carruare, doctors ai Sadten pie F ae OTIS F. PRESBREY, 529 7th st. F& SALE—SMALL BRICK HOUSES N. E. Ee _010-1m iP OR SALE—THE FOLLOWING CHOICE PROP- Ferice'on Capitol Hill either for investments oF pa wary pleniang, ‘Dew range and furnace; Pepeyutuet on price saked Apply O07 Buite at 63.25, worth 65.00, ‘Suits at $4.50, worth 6.50, Buite at 65.25, worth 67.50. Buiteat 96.00, worth 0.00. Buite at 67.50, worth $10.08, ‘Our live uf Overcoste is without equal i: the city as to beauty, style, low (OF general make up. Prices range tran ¢5 to ‘In Faute we have « beautiful assortment for Men and ‘Bora, and prices are eure to plesse,