Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1887, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘Whe Weather. Indications for the 25 hnurs commencing at $ p.m. For the Distri-t of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- land, and Virginia, warner, fair weather, preceded by light ro-o~ iu Scuthera’ Virginia, light to fresh vartible wings, Oc Cosraxt Ary ts to keep the finest and best clothing at the Lowest prices, Exsmwas Bnos., Manufacturers, th and’ E Sew our bobby cheviot sults ‘Try a 2-pount packaz= confectioners’ sugar, With receipts for inaking candy. B. L. Wheeler, he groceries, IScb and K streets nortuwest. ‘Sex House & Herrmann'’s ad. on Oth page. Patact Manxrt Waccxs will make but three Ur.ps to Georgetown weekly, as follows: ‘Tuesday, Thursiay and Saturday. Orders must be given be- fore i0 o'clock on the days named. F. J. Treats. Pine Porvrarrs._ Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa ave, Coxscurtion may be cured if treated early with Baker's Cod Liver Oni and Malt. Gusruewex’s Winrar Uspexwean Cartwright & Warner's, American Hosiery Co., Norfolk aud New Brunswick Co,, and other reuabie makes, at ar prices, at H.C. Lewis & Sou's, 1421 N ork avenue, and 920 7th street northwest, Oun svsrew of keeping down prices 1s themeans et our trac AN Bros, Mapufactarers, ‘Cue. vu 8nd We ans Oprenixe a largo 6-piece Turkish Par- jar Suite upholstered fo Marbleized siik piush with fringe nc $120. "Also a line of best Moquette Car- peta at $1.25 per yard. r. B. MOSES & SON, —s ith and F streets aw. Furniture, Carpet, and Drapery Establishment. Sue House & Herrmana's ad_ on 6th page. ‘No Own can question our disposition or ability Qo sell at wholes.ie dgures, Me ‘Cor. 7th and E st ‘See our line of $12.50 sack suits. ‘Pace and eyesight tied, $1. Hempler’s, ave.& 436 CITY AND DISTRICT. ——__o__ Amusements To-n! ‘Naviowal.—“The Golden Giants.” Aupavea's—“The Humming Bird.” KxRwaw'a —Rentz-Santiey Troupe. ‘Manassas Paxonama.—Day and evening. ‘Hanais’.—“Nobody's Claim.” ——_—_ Condensed Locals. ata given by Nelson Division, No. 2, Uniformed Rank, K. of F., Tuesday evening, Col Haivor Neilson, who leaves the city to-day to reside Fry wted with agold-neaded cane, The al Soctety has gg ay following officers: nt, Dr. t. Rey- burn; Ist _vice-; it, Dr. A. T. Augusta; 24 vice-president, Dr. P. F° Werner; secretary, Dr. 1.4. Barvey; ubrarian, Dr. J. K Francis; 'cor- secretary, Dr. 8. K. Watts, the triangular apace in tout. of the Natioual ‘space tn front Nai ‘Theater was sold yesterday to Julius Dreyfuss at 8 cents per 100 pounds, while the fence around the ite reservation Was sold to Henry Baum at #23 ceats per lineal foot. ‘The will of the late Helen Wetmore was fied yesterday, She ber jewelry among her family and gives her estate wo ber husband for life and then to her children. ‘Yesterday afteruoon a fire, caused by a defec- tive flue, took place im house No. 903 Ist street southeast, oWned aud occupied by Harry Moulton. uiicer Wheelock and some of the uelghbors ex. Unguished the fire without turning in an alarm, ‘The daumage Was about $20, and Ubere was no 1n- surance. After the at the entertainment of Lin- goin Post. No. 3, and Post No. 2,in honor of the Visiting post from Newark, N. Commander J. F. ‘Tus WEEKLY Sran® Pocket Atias or the World is tree to every new subscriber for one year to boos of tet pastes: profusely ilusteated, Site more pages, prot justrate more ‘than 100 colored aetna har aunemeer a realth ot geueral ia adveruse- column, ner Tum Mnrrant Scuoo. oF Ixsravcriox.—The 5 was ne 1a officers’ room of ihe Wri armor. Majoe Pol ant-General Bigeiow instructed them in the “set. penny «ae train the muscles. Gen. Ord- way @ few words to the Officers upon order that they might train taeir men. He ex- Ee satisfaction With tne progress of the Na- —_o—. Loca Caur Gvanps—at the busi of the Logan Camp Guards last officers were appointed: First ‘Skinner; secoud it, We it, Chas. A. Davis; tougth § Ovmcens oF ‘Woopas Wappine.—Mr. and Mra. E. C. Parker, Of Mu street, celevrated their wooden w: eddie afta anniv: last evening, by giving a supper Sass of their driends and original guests. was much hilarity over prevents received, many of tuem being useful of ‘unportanes. A haudsousely ‘wooden cake Was one of the gifts of a those preseut were Dr. ‘and Mrs. Brows, Mrs. Jaruine, ‘Jardine, Miss Lulu Cleuien, Miss ¢ Chas, Clemen, and Mr and Mrs. Chas, HUttL, Mise Theresa Tavier, Mr. P. V. ur. and Mri Parker and dauguter, aud Mr. Payne. =—_—_— Grrrixe Fixep Ur.—Preston H. Killian entered duck before Judge Sueli this ihoruing and sald, be guilty,” When arraigued on & conduct, “but 1 would like to mouth,” he added. “Waat have Sersey City Hospital, wneie 1 was where I was Ueated lor a broken leg,” auswered Killian, “aud 1 my relatives to get taxed up.” “Five dollars or fifteen dsj the work-bouse and get fixed oa Sr. AUGUSTINE TO PaRape.—The Augustine, No. 2, will to-morrow their Gitecuth aubiversary by a sireet pa- Fade in the afternoon and a grund banquet ut ulsut Washington Cadet ¢ Of marca: dd and B strevs ‘street, to Norta Carolina avenue ‘Capitol to 181, to B to 1st ‘Rortuwest to Pennsylvania avenue, to cad ftom) to N to 3uLb,'to M io jermont avenue WoO street, « bg Tus Nationa Rervsticax LeaGvR—At the meeung of the National Kepublican League at ine Arilugtou last evening the committee appointed vo Secure a permanent home for the league were Wen Instfuctions which will probably result ia easing the house 150 HH street. Gen. EF. Beale Amon, Preset. were Seustor Dolpa’ Prederice ewan, each of WuLoI Dr. Lhos. B. Uead, Gen. MeMuliai, and Gen, Heury 4. Wortbingtoa Were eiected memibers, Pisrow xp Dinx.—Last night, in South Wash- Angton, Ofte Lewis arrested a colored wan baned Jas. LiL, who, the officer was intorined, had fired & (Ol so: at’ another colured man. "The ollicer Ou him a revoiver with one empty chamber. ‘This moruing, 13 the Police Court, idka waschatged With carrying cvacealed Weapoum, and a Aue of $90 oF #0 days was luposed.— This” morning about 2 Gelock OMlcer Bailey arrssied Jno, ¥. Lowe tor Deing drunk and disorderiy, and le took frou his | pocket 4 dirk, wiiew be did ov attempt to use. He Was tried for disorderly ©21 cealed weapons, and Was won heen Gone ro Kicuxowp.—The members of the South- FB Memorisi Association, of Unis city, and the Marine Band left for Ricumioad at 2 o'clock this fworning ou & special train that cazue frum Balt inore bringing about 700 ex-confederaces from that city. Dr. A. ¥.P. Garnett, as presideat of the | Southern Memorial Assuclation, marshaled the | Maphington party. Toe, Baltiucreans ware mar- Shaled by Geu. Bradley T. Johuson, assisted b; Swenty aides” The Washington "Continentals Seaua ated OF Capt, Mills teh tor Richmond at b lock Lo take menue: ai cere —-——>—_ CHARGE OF OBTAINING Moxey Uxpen Parse Fumars—Alvert, alias “Babe” Foster, a cclored ‘Man Who has served Ume in the penitentiary, was arrested last nigist by ie = Bigut by Omicer Hhodes and Weked THE SYNOD OF BALTIMORE. ‘The Session Yesterday at Dover, Del.— Appointment of Committees, Etc. ‘The synod of Baltimore held a session at Dover, Del, yesterday. Devotional exercizes were con- ducted vy Judge Drake, of this city. In the absence of the stated clerk, Rev. B. F. Bittinger, of tus city, was requested (o call the roll, and 108 memoers answered to thelt names In’ the ap- Polutment of the coumitvees the representatives of the Washington cuurches were recognized as follows: On rorganization of synod, Rev. Df. Chester; on bills and routine, Rev. Dr. W. A. Bart- lett ond Kev. Dr. T. 8. Hamlin; ‘minister of the xe assembly, Rev. Mr. Pullerton, E.der Dal- Fruple; minister Of synod, Res. Mr. Patch: mint ter of presbytery of Baltfmore, Rev. Dr. Hiatalin; minister of the presbytery of New Castie, Rev. ME. Nourse and Eider Lyman; narrativeot 18s, Jude rake. ‘The following were approved as officers of the Woman's synodical Home Missionary So-lety: Mrs. Wm. Dugdale, president; Mrs. §. i. Waters, Mrs. Dr. Childs, Mra A. M. Wiley, vieo presidents? Mrs. A. B. Williams, secretary; Mrs. Anna Whar- ton, treasurer. Executive cormittes: Mrs, Wa, Dugdale, Mrs. D. McKnight, Mrs. 5. & Waters, Mrs, K. M. Wiley. Mrs. Dr. Bartlett, Mrs. Dr. Childs, Mrs. Anna Wharton, Mrs. A. B. Williams, Judge Drake presented two reports trom the bras bond of Washington, and asked that they referred to the committee on fudicia! cases. A special committee, with Ji Strong, of this 54. a9 chatrman, Was appotnted to protest azainst tsesat onler of the English goverament, that katning bat English should be taugat in Thdion Loves G=IS” Rev. Drs. Heckman, of Balil- more, and Bartlett, of this city, deilvered ad- dresses last evening’on the centennial fund. aca erica ‘THE WATER DEPARTMENT. Tes Receipts and Expenditures Since 1878, A BALANCE SHRET PEEPARED PROM BOOKS AT THE DISTRICT BUILDING AND AT THK TKEASURY—THR ‘TWO SETS OF FIGURES FOUND TO AGREE—THE ‘FIGURES IN DETAIL. A statement showing the recetpts from all Sources of the water department since the or- xam:zation of the present District government 1n 1878, and the disposition of the moneys thus re- ceived, has been prepared by the water depart ment, under the direction of Capt. Symons, and has beea submitted to the District Commis- sioners. It will form part of the annual report of Captain Symons, This statement has been called forth, not only by the criticisms concerning the Anances of the Water department, but also by ‘the statement from the Treasury that there was ho starting point from wich to begin a balance sheet for the water department. The tables tn- eluded in Capt, Syraons’ statement have been pre- pared from the books o: the water department and the books of the Treasury, the two seis of fl_ures having been cxrefuily compared and found to ver- My each other. Capt. Symons says the statement furnishes the starting point wanted at the ‘Treas- ury. ‘The first table given below 1s astatement of assessinents and collectionsof water-main tax, be- Sinning With $4.054.49, outstanding July 1, 1878, When the preseni government came intoexistence. THE WATER-MAIN TAX. Siatement of assessinents and collections of water-main tax, from July 1, 1878 to June 30, i wat F £ z saatlys yutdeu See yeuyurn | ipo,esn yumonry! | iy qatoad wots “TA tuO4s poyzetto9 xep 40 suuoKEy | * v¥ys PORTA OM) ANIL aay 2 ES 3 19), Ho UOMEN EL “OE CULE OF NZ) Ne ooUTs #HOOKG, nondumso gt pondngy ZBRT "T Se AeypoRNNO yuMoTY i Re TA UHL ny "8, HONE 30.29% 19°F On tN Sq iw smaqsen RECEIPTS OF THE DEPARTMENT. ‘Tnis ts followed by a tibular statement of re- celpts of the water departmeat from all sources Guring the period named. In the column of fg. ures headed “water rents,” there ts an_appirent Gimtnution of receipts utter the Year 1879 400 Fariation in the figures from year to Year not ex- plained by the table, Tuis variation 3 due to the fact Chat th 1879, under anew schoditie, ekzhtern months’ Water rents were collected. Subsequently, Under a decision of the court, a large par! of 2hé money coliectet was reimnded. ‘Then 2gain, in ISK, When the beyinntng of the fiscal year of ‘the Mater departineat was changed, the recelpts si¥en cover only six ; Peon Ax months. The statewent of receipts j | Penditurés of the department, which includes under 1880 the water rents refunded by order of ‘the court in 187%, The tabie 1s as follows: Ed BNL Ut Daptiod OST UI popnadxy GL8L UE popucdsy (ST UE pop “awox yom Hanna BaSD: “ow Putte? qmmus9s0p % UK, 407844 Poet sed SSSR TSLESSS scam apusicg TOL, ‘THE SINKING FUND. Advances o Treasurer United States, ex officio Goumuissioner af Sinking Fund, Disirict of Oo emia: # ws "4 12 S5 ge Fiscal Yeur.| $ £2 Es. 5:3 Eas £38 Else i Total 1878) to 18S7...| 4 REQ@EITULATION. ‘To amount collected (of which there has been deposited m the United States Treasury and crea~ ited to water fund the suin of $1,280, 280,561,59, Detatl: By amount expended irom vivtnced to Treasurer United states, ex- ofteio Commissioner Sinking Fund District of C Tumba, during sald period, $483,603.55; by auoun coilectéd on account Water-main tax aud deyo.tted to credit Of general tuxes December 20, 1880, 410.75; balance to credit of waver fund District of Columbia, July 1, 1887, $71,275.88. ‘Total, $1,280,- 561.59. Ss A Card from Major Walker. To the Editor of Tux Evestxa Stan: Taesire to stata, briefly, that tn my remarks to the W. ©. 7. U. Tuesday night no reference was made by me to any orders given to the lieutenants of police respecting licenses, consequentiy Mr, Webb has not denied any statement made by me at that time. My reference to saloons within 400 feet of the school houses will be abundantiy vert- fed in many instances, when the proper time ar- ‘Asa sample, Wm. L. Beuchert, of 661 Penn- Sylvania avenue southeast, has a siloon exactly 215 feet from Wallach school, measured in a direct: iine this morning. 8. H. WALKER. a A CLorMINe STORE ATTACHED.—Messrs. L. Grief & Bro, yesterday, by Mr. Leon ‘Tobriner, entered a sult against J. Hiram Smith, of 731 7c street, to recover $1,494.73 on an account for goods furnisied, and flied therewith affidavits, on which the mar- shal attached the stock. At the same Ume a suit was entered by George W. Utermehle for for rent due. The affidavits fled in the first Case state that Smith has been for some ime in- solvent, and for the purpose of evading process left the jurisdiction of the court in August Last, going to Connecticut, leaving his stores at ihe’ above place, on F street, near 12th, and Pennsylvania enue, near 7th, fn charge of one Hurdle, wio continued to purchase goods, and has made bills to the amount of $10,000 In the name of Smith, ‘They set fortu that ou Une 7th of October Siaith catised the stock In the 7Lh street store to be packed In six large cases and to be shipped to him at New Britain, Conn, for Une purpose of detraud- Ang his creditora, —— ‘Tar Weery Stan's Pocket Atlas of the Worlds, offered free Lo every new subscriber for oue year to the WEEKLY Stak, It 1s 4 handsomely printea ‘ook of 191 pages, profusely ustrated, with more ‘than 100 colored Inapsand diagrams, ahd contains a wealth of general Inforiaation. See udvertise- Ment in another column. —— The Courts. Porce Court—Judge Snell. Today, Chas. Evans, colored, profantty; $5 or seven days. Chas. Woitberry, disorderly conduct; $ or Oiteen days. Jas Hill, covored, CF fe Tine Tol: $50 or ninety days Jum. F. Lowe, diso:derly conduct and carrying @ dirk; $25 or seventy-five days. Frank L. Rice, conteinpt; $10 collateral forteited, Henry Pye, disorderly conduct; collat- eral forfetted, Richaid Bouser, driving through funeral procession; do, Chas. ¢. Greyhound, pro- savak [wom & 2 5 £ : s Fa Z ? i alaiz E —|E/2 Fa ote i 3 i iF li Z gl 13 2 > A SrEla 5 iil? = ai,els = z2\;8is i Flalé ‘ ae é 2 : FALSE i elels : ra E eke iz wore, IHODD JO RIPOILY,, 3011p fontty; do. Edmond C. Carter, disorderly conduct; do, Heary Suowden and Chas. Williams, profanity! $5 or seven days each, Michael Finan, violauing police regi personal bonds, Affaire in West Washington. SHOT lis WiFR ACCIDENTALLY. ie Win, Bure Tows, wii Lives abov- the Aqueduct Bridge av nue, between the canal and the river, was exam. luing @ Shotgun yesterday morning absui7o'e ock, st was accldentally discharged, the contents lod” ing in bis wife's face, Who wis St.ndipy near by. irs, Burrows 1s sald ‘to be in a precarious condi- ton, 5 Lodge No, 5 F. A. A.M. Was visited lastnight at its hall by the omt- crs Of the Grad Lodge. » Ex-Gov. Vance, of Nort Carolina, was the grand lecturer’ of the occasion. An enjovable evening was spent by those present. TURNED OVER 10 iis Carraix-—Peter Benjan, ‘who Was arrested yesterday for Violating the ship: ping regulation bs refusing to do duty, was tried efore Magistrate Buckey, and was subsequently turned over (o the captain of the vessel, Guax Reckirrs.—Canal boat David Knode ar- rived With 4,200 bushels of wheat for J. G. and J, M. Waters. ‘YWSPEKATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at 7 a, m.—Great Falls, temperature, 57; condiiion, 36; receiving reservoir, winperature, 56; condition at 1, 8; condition ‘at south connec- Uon, Ad-distnibuling reservoir, temper ture, G4; cow iia at tutuent gate-house, 36; condition at effluent gute-house, 36. High Ude ii the river Lo day at 4235 a m.; low Lide at 11:45 p.m. In Philadelphia, the United States Court has de- elded that the Union Paper Bug Co. has the ex- ltslye right to the patent tor equare suictel Dot RRE y A w eo 44) ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomences, More economical RULE ASAT. | ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup oxLy m Caxa RoxaL ‘Baxine Powpxn Co, 106 Wall strest HY. 0024 Coomme Br Gus A fall Une of GAB COOKING STOVES hich . Applications = = bave been Granted ‘The District Commissioncrs have begun to tstue Uquor licenses. Commissioner Webd and Col. Moore have investigated a great many cases, and those persons whose applications were approved were given a license to-day. Following 1s a list of the approved and disapproved: ATPROVED. Northwest section—Cristopher Horner, 214 oth st.; J. J. Gentner, 310 11th st.; Carl Gain, 1916 M ‘st.; H. Conradis, 212 9th st.; Wm. Adamson and C.W. Holmes, 206 9th st.; Geo, Boegeholz, 1130 7h ‘st. M. Hallinan, 1216 7th st.; A. David, 1207 7th st.; B. Fitzpatrick, 1340 14th st.; J.W. Miller, 731. 8th st. &e.; H. Hoderman, 1743 Penn, ave.; J. W. Meé a 1704 Penn. ave.; W. Dietz, 1716 Penn. J. Tynan, 1017 16th. st.; H. Jacobsin, 1227 20th st.; Bertha Young, 456 Louisiana ave; J. BE. Juenemat 317 6th st.; W. Berger, 042 Louisiana ave.; T. T. Luckett, 408 Penn. ave; Geo. Ruplt, 488 Penn. ave.; 643 D st; Levi Woodbury, Louls Ricks, 315 8th st.; 8. G. Stew..rt, 1003 Rhode Island ave.; ¥. J. Duffy, 7t st. and Pennsylvania ave; L, Edel, 712 E st.; W. H. Hamuersiey, 1105 Cst.; W. J. Davis, 945 B st.; E Johansen, 211 7th st.; HT. Reite: 6th st,; H. Schonvorn, 207 7th sti J. Sachs, 1126 71 st; C, M. ‘Truman, Baltl- more ‘and Potomac depot;’ C. Horrigan, 744 New thst. road 3 PB. Mat etsy, 400 13th ‘sts LG: . Callahan, 319 13th st; W. W. Kirby, 910 6th st; J. Hoerman, 1006 Pennsy!- vanla ave.; J. A. Sproesser, 2053 7th ©: J. Rich- h st; W.H. Lee, 18C st; J. Lang & Bro, 3206 M st.; Ti, Murray, 1705 7th st; H. Qi ndush, 1048 22 st.;W. H. Daniels, Oth st.; M. Ross, 309 7th st.; CC, 5 14th st.; C. F. Swing, 2020 C st; Mra, B, M. Baver, 1002 Pennsylvania ave. Southwest—G, W. Batier, 1148 7th st; C.F. Mo- Laughlin, 701 F st.; 8. Guggenheim, 305 41 8t.; GF. le, 208 7th st.; J. Schnebel, 224 14th st.; Hast 0. Carroll, 306 43g st.’; M. King, 315 Va. ave.: Murphy, 818 7th st.; C. GriMn, 520 43¢ st.; James Serer baton ayy ne 600 8th st; 0.:W Southeast—. M. Herrman, h uy fe James, 1235 Lith st.: J.J. Boucher, 623 Ba ave; P. Hellmuth, 215 G st. phortueast—J. Horbel, 825 F st; 7. Sutttvan, 70 wt ‘Wiolesale—W, H. Killmon, 900 Hi st. n. @.; J. W. Bladen, 613 Pa. ave, 8, €.; T. Russeli, 1213 Pa. ave, n.W.; J, Schumann, Tenleytown road, county; L. Bdelin, 131 6th st. 8. ¢. REFUSED. St. B. W.; JN, Baas n.w.; J. L. Burkart, S31 10th st. n, W.; J. Albert, 1720 Pa. ave. m w.;"L. A. Lucas, 2155 Pa, ave, n.w.; J. D. Evans, 120'N 6&0; J. W. Brown, Hilisdale, coun y. ‘The cause of retusul, as it 18 endorsed on the papers.or each appilcdnt, are either that he bas np twice convicted of selling on Sunday, tuat there are too many bar roomsin tue neighborhood, that the place is a bawdy house, or it has & grocery and provision store conuected. cosmids A Barn Burned and a Farm Sold. Correspondence of the EVENING STAR. Faiis Cuvncn, Va., October 25, 1887. On Friday evening last’ the new barn of air. M. F. Champlin was burned. Tue fire took from a lantern set down on the floor and knocked over by a horse, 1t 1s sald. ‘The Dulin tract of land, sald to comprise 1,170 acres, which the helrs have been anx ous to sell for some years, has been sold to a Mr. Campbell of Balthnore for $20,300. It is vo be madea big stock farm, LBA ——-__ QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.—Sixty-three cate tle on the market yesterday, aNd all ‘sold as fol. lows: Best sold froin 3% to 4¢. per Ib.; guad, 3g to ‘Siyc.3 medium, 33, to 3i,c.; common, 2 to Be, 1,047 sheep aud lainbs ou the market, 724 sold to | Butchers as follows: Old seep sold trom % to | 4c. per Ib.; lamus, 4 to 6c., 323 left over. 22 cows and calves soid from $20 to #5 each, Mar- kew for cattie was fair, Market for sheep and latabs was dull, Suxexez & Soy, 1237 Pennsylvania Avenue, Are Now Opening Complete Stock or LADIES’ FINE SEALSKIN AND PLUSH BACQUES SHORT WRAPS AND JACKETS, MUFES, BOAS AND TRIMMINGS. 022-3m_ To Tx Pome Having decided to retire from the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, CLOSING-OUT BALE {a atill in progress, and many barvains are to be had, & few of which I quote below: BROCADED VELVET, in black and colors, formerly to the low Price of $2.50. the great STRIPED “ 4m black and colors, formerly $1.50, to the low price of 81, - “$n black and colors, formerly $1.25, to the low price of 75c. ALL PLAIN “fm Diack and colors, as much eas than usual cout, ‘We have some COLORED SILKS left iu Gros-Grain, Rhadsinas, Surai.s, and Brocaded, wiuch we offer at = reat sacrifice of 50c. on the dollar. We have two pieces of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKING PLUS left, which we offer very cbeap. ‘The COLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many desirable and season goods left, aud if you need any- thing in that line it will pay yoa ty give that depart meut # look before buying. Ifyou waut a BLACK DRESS of any kind, why not buy it where you can get it at cost? In short, you should not miss this ealeif you need anything in the DKY GOUDS Line. bivbe FIXTURES FOR SALE, 8. L. HEMPSTONE. sep2-3m 803 Pennaylvania Avenue, Souxsos, Ganves & Co. SE 1ours, Ovs New Aopvertisevent © OF SPECIAL (CASH) BARGAINS, Fancy striped Silk Velvets, 95e. ‘Our FRENCH SERGES are selling fast, all pure fine wide double width, all colors, actual cash value » eaduced price ouly 34340 BLANKETS, slightly soiled, €2, €2.25, and 82.50. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOO! silk finished, newest styles, bargain, 12 yards for only $2. CARPET DEPARTMENT. ‘We would call your attention to our stock of CARPETS, embracing everything that in new in INGRAIN, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS, at exceedingly Low Prices, INGRAIN ART SQUARES, FEL’ Sain RUGS Hoon oil CLUE BARGAINS IN BLANKETS, 10-4 White Blankets $1, 2. 11-4, all-wool 100 Bed Comforts, 81, 81.25, 81.50 and 82. 500 FAIRS NOTTINGHAM, LACE CURTAINS, 81, We fer peal Bargal end wiNtEn DIB B000d Tse Tedd, She, 50e. Ladien' Clothe tor. huilbrinute ‘Suita, be Toe All-wool Twilled Flannels, 5c , 30e. ‘black Cashmere, ‘5c. G:C, 10 cases ‘Canton Flanuels, Ses 20c.,12ic, A Drive—50 Dozen Children's Kibbed Hoss, fal regular made, sizes 6 to 8%, 13c. Asplendid sane Ladies aeute! ‘and Children's Under- WEE MIOW PCOS J onXSON, GARNER & CO, 630 Pen ‘syivania a 3 South Bide, pear 7 Leste Comrasys Exrnactr Or ‘MEAT. Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavoring: for Soups, Made Dishes and .: EAE, Doh chore en ‘All-woul LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRA Valtablo toutes “Ia awurctsr ag a ben for ich faae Genuine only with the fac-nimtlo of Baron a Sifitun Licks" aud photogeape ney prea by deat era with ‘a0 connection’ th: fates Sione cam otter the article wits’ Butos eases Wuarantes of renuinencas, = LIEBIG -ANY'S EXTRACT OF MEA’ iad al ioc Reapers croacraaed Chactiate Bate ‘Agents sor the United Sats (wi ‘only) David & Co, 9 a ‘Feuchureh, esi Lemay Ba Letter Heads, Cards,Bil) low ‘Heads, Ciroulars, ac., at Cunsnuaz Roses ant ‘ HORSE BLANKETS ‘stour usually low prices, in large variety of styles, in fine, medium, and cheep grades, ot HANDSOME PLAI GOODS, pure wool, wide cable width, specul bargain St ge, ‘Weare selling Excellent quality BLACK SILKSat @1. BLACK CASHMEMES, 2, 31,37, 45.50, 62, 8 tiful dren, fold. all colorm 1 yards for OE oom ide double Handsome Presents for Strictly Cash Customers. Cast Custome 5 worth of Dry Goods, receive a pale of Uaafacme Demneak Towels worth ee e Cash Cus ho buy $10 of secttt, Customers, who bay $10 worth of CARTERS, cy 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7thst. Sars & Cozy, TIME WAS, AND NOT 80 VERY LONG AGO EITHER, WHEN YOU COULD NOT BUY AFURDER- BY HATIN WASHINGTON FOR LESS THAN $2.50, AND THEN IT WOULD BE AN “OFF” SHAPE, BUT NOW WE SELL CLEAR FUR DERBYS IN ALL THE POPULAR BLOCKS AT @1.24 EACH. GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK WILL WEAR WELL, WILL KEEP THEIR SHAPE, AND TO ALL IK- TENTS AND PURPOSES WILL ANSWER JUST AS WELL AS DERBYS THAT COST A GREAT DEAL MORE MONEY, BUT WHICH WE KEEP IX STOCK AND FOR SALE WE CANNOT AFFORD TO DISPARAGE OUR FINEST GOODS, BUT CAN- DOR COMPELS US TO BAY THAT THOSE DEN- BYS THAT WE ARE NOW OFFERING AT $1.24 BACH ARE STYLISH, GOOD, HONEST WEARING, HATS, AND ARE, BY ALL ODDS, THE BEST VALUES FOR THE AMOUNT NAMED EVER BE- FORE OFFERED, NOT ALONE IN WASHINGTON, BUT IN ANY CITY IN THE UNION. OUR FINEST HATS ARE EQUAL TO THE FINEST THAT ARE MAUVE, AND IN QUALITY OF STOCK, “SNAP" TONE AND GENERAL “STYLE” HAVE XO SUPERIORS IN AMERICA. YET THE PRICES WE NAME FOR OUR HATS WILL BE FOUND TO BE CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN EXCLUSIVE HATTERS CHARGE FOR HATS OF INFERIOR GRADES, DERBYS FROM 95 CENTS TO 9400, SILK MATS FROM 83.50 1097.00. CHILDREN’S FAN- CY CAPS FROM 10 CENTS TO 9245 BOYe HATS FRON 38 CENTS TO $108. WE CATER FOR NO “CLASS” IN PARTIOULAR, WE HAVE HEAD GEAR TO SUIT THE MILLION. ALL AT POPULAR PRICES. ° SAKS AND COMPANY, HATS, CLOTHES, FURNISHINGS, AND SHOES. 86 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACR IMPORTER, NN N TUT FRE RRR SRS oF ED RoR SRS of BL E's NWN T Eee EOE RRR TORN N coq, NSN NNN Go RAN WORRY G SG we NNN I NNN GGG 7 TUESDAY, 26TH, WEDNESDAY, 26TH, AND THURSDAY, 27TH OCTOBER, RRR 1 coo HOR Rae i ge BLE : gRE OH gO BMH z too HOH WME OL NN NEEE y 5 fi INK NE Hanne F PEE BM Mibactoo HS Week BF o MM MUCILCUIUN NNEERE ROY 7 wow RRR A Wwww Ek cy BP 5s Wwww ERE AA BPP as, we'w BE 24 B Sus = AxD eh FB Re am THT 85s J BA So Rk ET ms JS AOA Coo KK Ree Tf Say8 > A CORDIAL INVITATION extended to ladies who desire to inspect these moods. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Pmvonee nape Aeon. ton Beaded setent $100 ‘Oruuinente on Department bargains in towela,table nena, E' Drees Goods will offer in Fancy Silk Sigg Spier geet oe Ae Tinea 708 aw. Lions Fons saxo Wass Our stock of Ladies’ Furs and Wraps is now com- CITY ITEMS. tree "aoe orsniser bine, Wallon 267 Po ave CAN LOBTAIN WHAT I NEED TO FUR- NISH MY HOUSE, AND MAKE REGULAB WEEKLY PAYMENTS UNTIL THE BILL 18 SETTLED? ‘YES, SIR. CAN I HAVE THE USE OF THESE AR- TICLES—ALL OF THEM—DURING THE ‘TIME? ‘YES, SIR CAN I HAVE THEM AS LOW AS OTHER HOUSES SELL FOR CASH? ‘YES, SIR, WILL YOU TELL US FRANKLY JUST WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY EACH WEEE? YES, STR. WILL YOU PAY PROMPTLY EACH WEEK JUST WHAT YOU AGREES ‘YES, SIR WILL YOU CONSCIENTIOUSLY RE- SPECT THE ACCOMMODATION WE ARE GIVING your f ‘YES, SIR, WILL YOU CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND OUR CREDIT PLAN? ‘YES, SIR HOUSE & HERMANIS . CASH AND CREDIT HOUSR 01-60 921 AND 923 SEVENTH ST. X. W. Stone. Uunph! we've no time for fighting and Suriune iseutirely cooupied wide BUYING Men’s Overcoate st $5.25, 85.87. 87.50, 87.75, up Overcoats, 12 to 18 years, at $4.12. 94.50, venet upwand Bo: $5.25, 8: ‘Chil Overvoais, 24 to 12 years, at $1.25, 23, pr Sess sui seme ‘B44, at 87.50, $8.75, 00.75, Boys’ Suits, 12 to 18 years, $5.12, 65.87, 86. $6.50, ‘ups erd, faren's Halts, 4 to 14 yours, st $2, 63,02.87, ek dt speed erving, peo ple who sre POLAR JACKETS AND VESTS, 67.25, $12.50, 614 PEERLESS PANTALOONS And VIOTOR BE ADLER'S ‘Tou Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7th st. n.w.,corner Massschusetts ave. Strictly One Price, 26 Open Saturday until 11 p.m. G. T. Kurs ‘TAILOR, 4149TH 8T.¥.W. ¥aLL STOCK now BAA will be with the Washington Riding Academy, opened abvut Nov. 1, at the cor. of vad and P ets, PROF. H. OLIVER. late of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club, of New York. PROF. 0. GILLMAX, late with Hippodrome Francais of Paris, tobe met nr RHODE ISLAND x ley roots i ek | war 2 » room, DER & > LAL? Ree tet aOaENS aL | PQR, SALE SCE SEVEN-ROOM TWO-<7ORT | roan SN Fiaen atone "OWA He LSIOC | ohize st, bot. 15ch sud 10th and Tand U sth o27-1s | FOR SALE—A NICE TWO-STORY BRICK Bi¥ Sinfow dwelliie, containing six, Toons gol wasn. miavoder' im ou Met pearly. a forMorh GiStctat pico aly myer ueiahibor. : ‘Tice of property 3-500, ux the own: Seep comeaetne Lee ECOL BIO Pat ne ee Bee out SALE—NANDSOM/: INVESTMENTS ON THE ‘Caniest terme very pretty (usw) ston bow em, gna WE Bion, Tee hese SALT—RARGAINS-FOR © Fact casi payment grid m anti nents: rented Pepants at $27.50: 1Ho (new) brick 5 rooms, gag water i house, couveuient to nent Printing Olen, WE BURFOK SALE_OWNER IN TMMEDIATE Wal money, will scll for less than cost new fivo- brick house, with witer, o1 bine of tine for #10; Jot 122100 to alley, cash, balance in two yeara” A: GRSTORY BRICK | “atrete. 113 | REESDELE, 69d EAT A SACRIFICE. AND ON SMALL Bonthly, payment two vew Urick Az and a4 Mt incite eouth ion on Sew sua Hbirin fuinnd-evenuens {nos Howses re Yhoroughly well-built cma will be wold at €.100) aptor Jeoe th altar hose 2 call bites JOHN TARMS, 810 f'st. nw, R SALE-CHEAP—SI2 IST ST. SE, Nich | home for snyiny possensiom given at once. tit Dose Can be anon pw. OM GRANT, S10 wh st nwt SALE-EIGHT HORSFS JUST Av in County, Va. Lnese horses s yecially ‘and’ busivess. Fo sale’ by the ir cove Owmersat E Bungdorfe stables, 418 aud 420 sth et. eee 1vED WILL BUY A CosY % and cellar brick on P st, near Oth, worth D'siOkE wo Fey 7Room 5/000, {OR SALE—SPLENDID 1! TS5 NEW aS ‘nd bam mout bri ‘com $4,000, rented at $35: 2 at $3,000, nnited at 04.2 32. 8 new 6-rvow bricks on 18700 ** ToL000 | ia Tet, | 26-3 | ar, lot 20-01 20.85 ora OHO, W LASKING, 18 ELA MAGNIFICENT. FLACE ON (co. | 8; 14 rooms: finished very band- comely Desds to, be soem to be appreciated: Price, | PN “WESCOTT, WILCOX & WINE, 026-3 1907 Pennsylvania sve. JOR SALE—THRFE HANDSOME NEW SIX-ROOM y-windew bricks, with all moderu improvements Parsing in frou arg y fds, with sheds opening ot Bey: two squares from capitol abd livvary scouveisent | to two lines ecrsaud henics for all yarteut theca Feat #25. 6H O00 coah for three, will bell weparately | Sriorether, for cash or on Mune. HOPEINS & WLS: TON: Garand La ave ow. abst R SALE—HOUSES. 2142 1st u. wb. he, 433 10 44) alley nw. Bh... 21441 ot “nw, ve ¥ Bw. ib, or... LW. tb, dre 3,500 6 9 xt. aw. th. 1503 Matiou"st. nw. 2400 to 2404 Colum ‘ 3500 tiaa.e, nw. £b...1.500 AAT Samiyson eta 8/300) “w.. fh., UF... 1.500 1a) Sains Pj ei fh. 1961. rs a0 | $19 11th a6. or et j Hii, 383. Cre cach s-ou0 AOS L wt SL KL, Gand E sta ee, bie, | 3r 1,500) bouks. For fait lst caltat oftes for ballets ested os | = oF ied on thelstand 13th. (ozs) THOS. E WAGGAMAN. {OK SALE—A LAKGE BRICK HOUSE ON G ST. ‘near Lith st. nw. this ise fine RODE, being ins ceutral location " THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. HOUSE, 3D ST. NEAR EAST | ery Hodern Convenience: 7- Pat. n.w., near 9th, #4.600. 8-room house, 0 13th st, pital, 7 rvoius, Hs ‘Ost. pear Lith n.w., 84, 5 F-Foow hor 6-room, Hist. 2.400. harshness SALP—A NUMBER OF HOUS'S I Good investment. BOY! 7thand Mi.ave. sw. (OR SALE— Six Houses on Marion st.n.w..7 rooms, all m. 1; euler concreted, Teri ens), Pie 4,0, osris BROWN, o24-1w ee Ea Be & BON, o2f-lwe 1428 New Forkave. si FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER TWO cated, well built, three-story pres d brick ‘houses, froutiug east, ior wale cle . ou easy terme. WINO. A. PRESCOTT, 1410 F sc aw Ciellowe 2 {OR SALE_THREE-STORY BRICK ‘bath, and ail mod. mp; wheat Dupont Circle: price 810,000. TA LEA & HOTHERFOMD. 130; Fat uw. o25-00 SALE ENT — AN ELEGANT NEW louse Oe et new: «all moder improvements: @roome not weluding batu. Apply to W.-C. JUHN- SON, 716 Lith st. cary SALE—WANDSOME KESIDENCE, RHODE a ‘perinit to sus, cet nd terms apis to Keak 8, | HL oe | ROR Abe STORY AND | at cut ave. cx. | ended aiod, luaps. Ak HM. 1. L111 01D, ozlit OR SALE-SPLENDID PIECE OF BUSINESS Property, on corner, 1% horthwest andon lie of | Paying large Street cars, percentage aiid ul wood lease. ‘Tile isa rare in ‘S Property be iucreanitue im HUFL & Di bly 2-108 21301 F st B SALE—LOOK AT THAT HANDSOME ROW T ‘of twelve new louses in Pustuer Place, between 4th, 13th, U, aud V sta n.w.—only'« few left tur male, Each’ house contains 7 roonss, baih, cellar, all modern, "u irwi-clase eijle. Meuted $300 per y Prise 65400 cach. ‘DANENHOWEL 'S.'S08 SR SALE—802 21ST ST. NW, THREE-STORE ‘Brick, with back building? 13 roots, suodera 1m- Rfeyeweite tm Seet-chaes ropaar: excellent iveation a Hs fash: on Ist, near ‘Aiso, 2 fue ver f donably located, on I st, E's CoLbsporovcH & co, 1405 F st. SALE — WILL TRADE FOR IMPROVED Sreperty dowu-swa lshdssans ‘ted welticcatat = suvarben propery. D. G. FuuCiOw & 80,1520) a i }OK SALE—HOUSES TO SUIT THOSE LOOKING Bert htte or parties Sovestiventa unistEb Es BaabLE Swol 927 ¥ ot. 10-1. ror, iN Fe SALE WITHIN OYE SqUAKE yim venueute: Will sel furniture with it "ibis prop, Ts iuost eli nd Will be sold low. ao gon wit renieg EGS ke Sanrio Par teans om ‘Gon lithe ns JO SALE—A RESTAURANT. Sista mw, Forse FIXT. Cony ‘anes. Surry ‘Wason, Ladies? vine PER ae Soe woe RELLOuc TR cS OK SALY_-A GNOCERY AND PROVISION STORE, oem are. reoreshienae ir ear ur w i dessa Sel twas Yo ce? Duninewe. St 305 Fast Capitol ot, Yor thtor.nation Fok, 2822.08, PECuANGE POR Goupeieria bart 4 ore pi aete Pe CR wR CL Bot aud S06 N. Calvert st. Siaitiware Ma 27-30 erat stk EP. DEOOP o27-0b ‘Bote mares fs FoR tie Aes PATENTED uable for hariox or ware merchant. Ar i 2ON SALE-SMALL Bvy NonSE, SIX” YEARS old, perfectly reiisbile. ley drives hit ho eae sls offer refused. Cail, after jm, 140N T st nw pti ARTIOUR, ie JOR SALE-THE STOCK AXD Fi « Siimettn, Nite of undoes pent! ne pei Star omen : ae JOR SALE Ta i Sent taed fe for WOE takes this eek “Adds BADR ee 2OR SALE—PRINTING PLESS. ¢ Ane Scesiaier ear ehderethont a JOR SALE—A RAY MARE ABOUT SEVEN Rooqatle for all work, Price #140, "A: Mr. Hurciorhe QUK SALE—SUN DIAL Gas LATING STOVES, 84. lacwer rooms . K% @. cawprens, nw, and Aotse for rent, JOR SALE—PROVISION STORE, « je from the store, 724 Fst. a Ok SALE—BAY HORSE 7 YEARS OLD, 1% hands hich; very gentie wad kind. gud Tosdater: hot afraid of aaytuins. aartabie tor or carr gener having no further use for bia. Inguire at 7th wt. cet aw, ce CHESTNUT-SOR- OR SALE—A VERY CHO! 9a a rel driving i a xvod reanons for selling. 20K BAL! —DYNAMOGLAPH STOCK, 64.50 PER Lome ay ag a Nee ts oust JOR SALE NEW, CLEAN LIVE-PIORED BED Feathers, Ue. a poitud tie best im the country for the money. oricrs Ly sail, or otiner puiy de- ivereds WATT. S80 Sac ae ae QOK SALE BREWSTER LANDAU, VERY HAND: ome aud very cheap: halt itn value ADP sable in alley rearot 1013 Lothst.a.w. A. ~o24-ur JOR SALE Piano, Kore and stool ‘Ang, one ‘fine Rose Carved Lem. &e Square Grand. FP i tull rick tome. quod as uew, co : Verus to suit or cash discoUMe wumcuitiorut Upricht Pbanen to rede. Aime, que small square Pave tor beginners, @00; @8 caanan on FATHLS. ibe A POUND: Also, Geese Feathers, Mat= Orders by saat wind othe et SELTZ, Hy Mt AS. JAMES PARTO! thoes in every Louse where there inplaced sact of Appletome Cyclopedia it in like weuding the whole dausly toeule lee,” Lia work, all the Voltiwen, cain bet Cauued wt rf all woutuly payuente Ly addronete How 128, Star otlice. Piscsd 20K SALE—MULES_SIRTEEN WELL-BROKE! gud seascued Mules with harness and » Scrapers: stables ou Nort Cayitol ai, bevweon Lb. Ast KICHAKD & WINDSUK, L420 F at nm, O26 OK SALE—CLOSING-OUT SALE 1 SHALL Ol fer for sale, as #Urvivine parduer of the bem of W ORME & SONS, tue: fares iu atore No WA: ‘Penusyivauia ave. conteans ot arocer, An very fine imjorted ~ iain, and Liquors. JAMIL W. darther. WA. OME & SONS —Li8 22 AND price 62.50. JOLN E. ook 25xb0, a h Fase orcs x L¥ COST, A ‘Kudge ‘Taadei, with all huprovewente. in fine copaten, ‘hoow 12 Guten bund iy, 472 Lowman ave, fro 9am. tot pm. GRAFION MASON. olt-3w" {OR SALE—FALL AND WINTER CARKIAGI of Very iutest styie; secund-band coupelette im order; fue stock urs aud plush robes) money by caluug at JK PKOBE'S, 1230 Bed wt Washington co Catucraph omce. i JRO SAESPAS, AND WINTER CantAGEa NEW ASD SECUND- HAND, OF AN ei DESCRIP CLO, AT VER) KEASONABLE ICES. JOWN M.LOUNG, 479) aud 51.0 ot mw iat ‘REAM NALIONAL HOTET. OR SALE—CHEAPER 1HAD THE CHPAPEST, coupes, fail.» carriayes, doctor's aiid iadiew pine wns, daytona sind grocery waguus, all atyiem ttt new nd "second baud: Call aud be convinced. WF GLYEM, 406 Pa. ave. a, otstim * FOE, SAGES CAMBIAGES, CPHAETONS, AND Spring Wawous, ior sue aud buu't to order: work ganneed Alcea Ua, zie a bridge. Prices moderate. At + ‘aud 2712 Mat, Geongets x jOK SALE-LANGE ASSORTMENT OF HAND: juade Wagons. ail sizes and des riptious. trou: ft Daytou to @ tour-horse truck, box ‘wagons Specialty. “hpecial orders promptly executed. J. Ke FROBEY, 6th and New vork ave. 20m” UK SALE—SINGING BILDS. Blk FUUD AND Caves, Gord Fish, Aquarians, und Fiab Pood. < Sesortuent 4u the cay at SCHMLD'S BIKD BAUME, 12 ot, two dours souls of He. ave, su 23-day? BCE SSE 100, CAMUAGES, BUGGIES, AND. ercinld waevne lant ilk! wagon. ainy tainted aroun doctors aud indies” yume, Trnicocs: suis wold oa ‘cuay'torme, Jas 000K, S208 Met,Gencwwn oud JOR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Re juires uo boiler; svoids all expensive do kw Of Gime, be handing of fuel. Bend for Sid price isk De BALLACE, Ageut 131 Jubak See FOR SALES About. 1,000 FOUR! Feil aud about 500 younds of iu ne on paper. Aine ace of “bots are insecd coudiluut , and Sellen’ sertice, tur tes or tees” grarous Sloderate circulation. watisene ee ede ae fies Tk bvnAiNe Duan NeWSPArEsS Weiaaarwon, SEATON PERRY, Gnccesor to Penny & Buorere) SQ INCHES WIDE FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS IB ALL THE NEW FALL COLOLS ALS S41NCRES Wi IN BLACK A: 1.50. 2E DAPULTED Pel TZ: i CLOTES, SBPECIAL BAMGAIN" IN 50 LN BYOL, MAMET CLOTHS IX BLACK AD NEY FAMIS CAMELS HAIRS. 4 LIES. AT $1, 81.25 4 tater Auvbiaube $h Pais SG Poa Sue, TO 8h. LUPIN S ALL RUOL PEXISTTAS AND CASH NEW SILR- WAM? HENLSTTAS, IN ALL SHADES, AT $1.25, ‘PURE L. AND FRENCH If you want to save $3 on 8 @10 Suit or Overcost, ge to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. you want » food, stroug working suit at @6,0re Duminese suit at 68.50, goto the Leadon & Livee sy aon a Prince Albert Kew If you Suit a the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. ‘We will ave youfrom 65 to 06 on qen@ Qype Overcoat. eee Pee Or, if you want s fine Suit or Overecet ot Re9ee ‘the London & Liverpool Clothtar Oo. ‘Fou want @ 1uice choo! Buit or Overcoat w 13 years olf at 62.50, or Sue Dress, coat at $5, go tothe b