Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1889, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT POINTERS. If you want a Lot, If you want Board, If you want a Swore, If you want Rooms, 7 Letnany tv you want " Tyson want «Tone, Uf you want a Boarder, If you want to Lend Money, If you want to Borrow Money, If you want to Sell Anything, If you want to Buy Anything, Advertise the fact in The Evewmg Star. DRAWING TO A CLOSE. The Base Ball Games Yesterday and Their Results—A Close Hace. The Senatorial base ball club escaped s de- feat yesterday at the hands of the league In- fants by fsiling to reach Cleveland in time for the game. They left Pittsburg at 7:25 in the morning and should have arrived at their des- timation at 12:40, but « freight wreck on the road detained them and when they touched ‘town it was too dark to play. Accerding te the Tules Umpire Lynch gave the game to Cleve- land by a score of 9 to 0. on ascount of the nen- appearance of the Statesmen, subject to de- cision by the league directors. This will hardly be sustained, however, unless itcan be shown {that Capt. Irwin wgs late through design. The game will most likely be played off in double ‘today or tomorrow. OTHER G4MES. New York lost ber clean lead in the league by losing to Chicago, 4to 3. Richardson's error im the seventh enabled Anson’s men to score ithe winning run. Welch, Ewing and Brown, and Hutchinson and Darling were the batteries. WESTERN MARYLAND. The Canul in Polities—Church Troubles —Washington Wheelmen Stranded. Correspondence of Tux Evasrxe S742 Maexnstown, Sept. 26, 1889. Asnusual, the Chesapeake and Ohio canal will form an important factor is the approach- ing fell election in this county and candidates are likely to find that there is “life in the old ditch yet.” Atthe democratic primaries and other meetings recently held in the districts bordering on the canal resolutions were passed declaring against the support of any candidate who failed to pledge his best efforts to procure its restoration as a waterway. For this reason every aspirant is a straight out canal man, not- withstanding repeated assertions that the “canal should be taken out of politics.” Ap- repos of this, however, it may be mentioned Annapolis between that the conference st Mosars. Stake, Cushwa ing the co > bers of the board of public works has infused the friends of the cunal with uew hope that it will be r ed. The syndicate plan is heartily indorsed here, and the friends of this move- ment confidently assert the necessary money can be easily and promptly raised in Washing- ton and Allegheny counties alone. Matters in several of the churches of Hagers- town are not as serene and pleasant as should characterize bodies of that kind. The liturgi- esl form of worship has caused dissatisfaction in the two Lutheran churches—notably, Trinity Lutheran, presided over by Rev. Delk.' During his absence in Europe trouble manifested it- self, and, since his return, the malcontents to the number of twenty, reinforced by anumber of St. John’s church, Rey. 8. W. Owen, pastor, have organized the Third English Lutheran church, Temporary officers were elected last Sunday and on the coming Sunday a perma- nent organization will be effected. Bor the present this new congregatiom will worship in the Western Enterprise engine house. Some two years ago @ Baptist congregation was formed here, which was served BE as burt im the third inniag and retired, New York made 5 hits and 6 errors, and Chi- o 5 hits and 4 errors. m tied the Giants in the race by defeat- e Hoosiers were never in the game at all ‘The origins! batteries were Olarkson and Ben- nett, and Boyle and Daily, but in the fourth yle retired, having been bro b sgpompa and Russie took his place, but too me, although the Hubbites were checked. mmers relieved Daily in the fifth. Boston 1 hits and $ errors, and Indianspolis 11 its and 7 errors. : Pittsburg had uo trouble whatever in takin, game from Philadelphia. 9to 2. Galvin an Miller and Gleason and Clements were the bat- 4 Philadelphia 8 hits and 5 errors, ASSOCIATION GAMES. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 5; Louisville, 4, At ‘anses City—Kaneas City, 8; Cincinnati, 6. At kiyn—Columbus, 7; Brooklyn, 7; seven innings. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 9; Ath- etics, 1. THE RACE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. Yesterday's games caused a little change in the league rxce, not in positions exactly, but in possibilities. Boston is uow tied with New ork for the lead, Chicago is practically even ith Philadelphia for third place, with Cieve- od and Pittsburg near euough at hand to make it intereeion for avy club thst should jose a few straight games. Ludiauapolis can ot very well a out of seventh place aud the remark applies to the Senaters regarding tail end. ihe figures are as follows: Per cent. +650 650 504 500 472 EeRESEEIY gee OVER TER RUBBER. ‘That was a stand off. Only seven more playing days after today. Clarkson is doing noble work for Boston. Duffy made 3 hite aud as many runs for Chi- Louisville has made « record by losing 100 mes. That is more than Washington bas fone. Weshall bave to be satisfied this year ith eighth place without any of the attached jonors. We've had three mauagers Pde Healey, late of the Washington and Chicago lubs, signed « contract yesterday to play © the Kansas City club. “He ' to this year and €3,000 for next year's season. He had several flattermg offers, notably one from on. but is better satisfied with Kansas ity agreement. Last Sabbath s Sunday school teacher was in- with thoughts upon doing all hey could for the master, regardless of the’ pwn convenience. She closed her remarks by 7 Exchange, Itisan oddity when an immense volume of moke arises without any fire. Glasscock stole a bave ou Ewing in a manner that made the great backstop wince. The Hoosier captain made a bit and while Ewing as talking to Keefe with the ball in his band jasscock ran down to second.— Phila. Press. Murnane tells the following story tothe Roston Got from Chicago, September 24: “As ireetor William Conant was on bis vay out f the bal! grounds tis afternoon he met with painful accident. It seemed that the driver pf the vehicle thought a herdic came too close, be swung his whip at the driver with full foree. Itmissed the mark, but caught the Boston man across the left temple, lacerating ell. who sat alongside him, got off witha ight sting on the nose,’ —>—__- The Washington Cadet Corps Abroad. The Washington Cadet Corps paraded with Gray Invincibles of Philadelphia yes- wdsy over the following route in that ity: From the Invincibles’ headquarters wer of Sth and Chestnut strocts; Chest- put to 4th. to Walnut, te 13th, te Arch, to 17th, Lombard, to 9th, to Pine, to Broad, to Wal- at. A dress parade took place in front of the Union league, and was wituessed by Gens, Hartranft and Snowden and their staffs. At the teenth anniversary of the Invincibles held Horticultural ball in the evening the Cadets jave an exhibition drill ———__- One Way To Do It. ‘0 the Editor of Tus Evawiea Srax Your recent publication of the regulations overning the granting of liquor licenses seems Oiudicate sincerity on the partof our much- bused board of Commissiouers in preventing evils resulting from intemperance, There hundreds of families living in close prox- ministerially until a recent date by Rev. E. K. Lodge of Rockville. He retired month or so ago, and so! time afi announcement was made that the cong! had, by @ vote of ite members, disbanded. A published statement made today over the sig- nature of Wm. S. Bly, moderator, claiming to act for the ma; rity, charges that the, rexola- tion to disband and which had been declared carried, had only received five votes; that the majority would continue the organization, “meet each Lord's day and worship, pastor or no pastor.” This, coupled with the trouble im the Lutheran churches, is the theme of consid- erable comment. Rev. X. J. Richardson, pastor of the Lutheran church at Smithsburg, this county, is dead at the age of seventy yeurs. Jacob Hykes, a prominent and prosperous farmer, died very suddenly yesterday of heart disease at the age of seventy-six years. Messrs. Harry Indermauer and M. K. Eppley of the Columbia bicycle club, who left Wash- ington on Sunday for arun to Cincinnati on their wheels are “stranded” here by reason of | accident and bad weather. In coming down South mountsin near Boonsboro, the backbone | of Eppley's wheel broke short off. He took a} eader,” but was not injured. After a walk of three miles over miserable county road, carrying the disabled cycle, they struck the railroad station and finally reached Hagers- town. They are now waiting for a hold-up in the weather, having received repairs for the machine from Washington. The prohibitionists intend putting a ticket in the field in this county to be voted for at the fall election. They will hold a convention for this purpose in Hagerstown on Tuesday next. Diphtheria has made its appearance in this locality, B. ———.___ From Rockville. Correspondence of Tus EvExing Stan. Rockvitts, Mp., Sept. 26. Mr. Wm. Atwood, a prominent farmer of this county, and residing near Montrose, was stricken with paralysis on Wednesday moru- ing. His condition is considered criti Messrs. Anderson & Bouic, attorne; sold the Ingiebart property, containing 73!¢ acres and situated near Damascus, this county, be Mr, Leonard 8. Chapman of Washington for 1,115. Col. Wm. Kilgour of this place has accepted the invitation of the Virginia state committee to speak at Richmond on Tuursday, October 3, and at Norfolk the following Saturday. Mr. Charles W. Ford sold bis farm, located in Potomac district, to Mr. George W. Kirk for $28,000. Mr. David H. Warfeld is making immediate Preparations for the erection of & tas two- story frame dwelling on his lot near the depot, It will contain eight rooms and will be ready for eremenet by the middle of November. a. V. Cutter, who has had twenty-eight perience in the gold regions of Colo- rado, has arrived here aud taken charge of the William Collins geld mines in Potomac district, which are under the control of Kansas City capitalists. Mr. Custer will proceed at ouce to work these om an extensivescale, S.A.M. A Superb Paper. From the Page (Va.) Courier. Now that the loug evenings are drawing nigh if you want in addition to the Courier one of the best weekly papers.published in this coun- try, cand and get he Washington Sran. It is superb, Th ‘ily, te, is par excellent, Respited for [wo Weeks. Gov. Lee of Virginia yesterday respited for two weeks Simon Walker (colored), sentenced to be hanged today in Manchester, Chester- field county, for attempted rape on the person of a little whitegirl. It is understood that new testimony im favor of the prisoner has been discovered. —— 66 A Piucky Woman Uverpowered, Wednesday afternoon three men entered the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad depot at Brigh- ton station, Pa ,and demanded money from Mrs. M. C, Galton, the company’s agent. Mrs. Gal- ton boldly defied the thieves, but before she could summon aid she was bound and gagged and thrown into a corner of her office. The thieves ransacked the station thoroughly, se- curing a large amount of money and osber val- uables. When discovered Mrs, Gulton was uu- conscious, She since remained delirious and scarcely able to articulate. Her wristsand limbs were terribly cut and swollen, so tightly Wasshe bound. As yet no clue to the perpe- trators has been discovered. Congressman Mahoney’s Two Wills. The contest in Brooklyn over the will of the late Congressman Peter Paul Mahoney was re- sumed yesterday before Surrogate Abbett in the Kings county surrogate court. Counselor P. Keady appeared on bebalf of the sisters of Mr. Mahoney, who are opposing the probate of the will. He caused surprise by producing an- other will, which deceased made on the 2#th of July, 1887, and in which the sisters of the de- ceased were liberally remembered. The coun: sel on the other side objected to the introduc- tion of the will, but the objectien was over- ruled. ——+e+_____ A Colored Anti-Mahone Club. The colored people at Fredericksburg, Va., last night organized an anti-Mshone club, with forty members, Joseph Russell was elected president and Heury Yates secretary. Resolu- tions were adopted condemning Mahone und Muboneism and pledging their support to the solid democratic ticket, Russell and Yates are prominent leaders with the negroes here end many of their brethren, it is expected, will foliow their lead. —— see. The Fredonia Wins, The much-talked-of race for $6,000 between the yacht Fredonia, owned chiefly by Commo- - = FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Wedding Bells—A Libel Sult—Real Es- tate Sales—Personal Notes. Correspondence of Tas Evexino Stan. ‘Mp., Sept. 26. The Rev. Wm. L. Auld, pastor of the Presby- terian church here, in compliance with a peti- tion preseuted by the members of his eongre- gestion, has determined to reconsider his in- tention to request of the Baltimore pre sbytery at the soming session « severance of his pastora! relations here. Avery pretty wedding took place Tuesday morning at the residence of James M. Chiswell, near Buckeystown, The bride was his sister, Miss Virginia Chiswell, and the groom Mr. John Ball of Virginia. Elder E. Whiting of Leesburg was the officiating clergyman. Mr. snd Mrs, Ball lefton an afternoon train for Washington to spend their honeymoon. They will reside in Colorado, The case of Alton B. Carty, formerly one of the proprietors of the Frederick Times, against Jougph D. Baker, president of the Citizens national bank, came up in the circuit court here today aud, upon motion of counsel, was removed to Howard county for trial The charge is assault, and beavy damages are claimed, Mr. Carty wag publicly cowhided by Mr. Baker in the public office of the Carlin house here last January. Mrs. Margaret A. Ways, wife of Wm. Ml. Ways, jr., @ prominent merchant of Frederick, d at her home here yesterday of consumption, aged thirty-seven years, She leaves a husband and two daughters. : Wz. Miller and wife have sold to John 3. Mil- ler a tract of 147 acres of land in this county for $5,000, John H. Rouzer, executor, has sold to F. B, Lobr a tract of 11 acres, 3 roods and 16 perches for 2,363.75, A tract of 184 acres of mountain land on the Frederick aud Washington county line near Blue Ridge sum mit has been sold for $3,500 to Miss Margaret L. Chapman and Mrs. Florence Detrow. It is a part of the Chapman estate, Thos. Gittinger of Frederick has distinguished himself by bis work with the St. Louis base ball club, of which he has recently become a member, Jos. O. Gruff of this city has been appointed ® naval cadet at Annapolis through the influ- ence of Hon. Louis E. McComas. Mr. Reeve Lewis of Washington is the guest of Judge A. W. Nicodemus at Buckeystown, this county.——Mr. Edwin I. Shope of Wash- ington is visiting friends and relatives here. ——NMiss Hanson of Washington is a guest at All Saints P. E. rectory bere,—Mr. John Ely of Frederick has gone to Washington to enlist in the United States marine service.——Mr. Dennis Beane of Washington is visiting friends and relatives im this county, FM ——- Richmond Electric Cars a Failure, Mr. Pizziui, president of the Richmond elec- tric line, says that the present system of elec- tric motive power isa failure in Richmond, owing to the inability to propel the cars up the hills, of which there are many in Richmond. ‘The company have spent much money in at- tempting to rectify the trouble, but will spend bo more on the present system, which uses the overbead wires. It works well on the level, but such a current is apace in hill climbing that the armatures are te She Thrashed the Court, 4 There was a very sensational scene in Justice i Mrs, Annie Costello, ¢ woman of Amazonian Proportions and of fair record for pugilistic powers, was brought into court en # charge of grand larceny. The hearing was set for 10 a. m. to-day, and as the judge turned to pick up | apaper the defendant sprang at bis throat. ir. Davis is about sixty-five years of age, and the frenzied woman brought him to the floor with sufficient force to cut # gash in the judicial bead. Mrs, Costello held on to his throat despite the efforts of the officers in at- tendance and there was @ severe struggle. Finally the justice secured a cane and struck bis assailant several times over the head, in- Sicting severe cuts. She was then secured and locked up. Her offense is punishable with at least a year’s imprisonment. Hostility to Powderly, The St. Louis Republic says it is stated on good authority that there will be a gathering of anti-Powderly kuights in ®t. Louis next week, on the occasion of the visit of Mr. Powderly. ‘The antis will accept that opportunity to make & demonstration agsinst Powderly and it is aoe than probable some lively rows will re- sult, Barry, who is Mr. Powderly's old foe. will be on band and Detweiler, the ediwr of the Knights of Labor, the Chicago organ of the knights of labor, it is shid, will tell what he knows about Pewderly. Memator Burk of Chi- cago, another euemy ef Powderly will be there, and it is seid that even Martin Lrous wil! be brought im to tell hew be believes Powderly fell into Jay Gould's bi id lost the south- west strike for the ights, = 20 An Editor Assaulted. Col. Reuben Arnold, Frank Arnold and Rer- ben Arnold, jr., all promiwent attorueys of At- lanta, made a vieious assault upon Editor John Conley of the Plowboy, at bis office at Eastport, Ga., yesterday. Frank Arnold aud Young Beube carried shotguns, aud Col. Arnold had » heavy cane. Conley was badly hurt, The trouble grew out of Conley’s attempt to have Col Ar- nold disbarred from law practice. = cos The Virginia-Maryland Boundary to be Surveyed. Attorney General Whyte of Maryland has de- cided that the only way to settle the dispute over the Potomac river oyster beds is to locate the Muaryland-Virginia boundary, By advice of the attorney general, Gov. Jackson will re- quest Goy. Leé to unite in the employment of & surveyor to ascertain this fact. Till then the matter will remain in statu quo, Charles Lewis bas a lease from the state of Virginia upon certain land under the waters of the Potomac, just above Coan river, known us Hog Island flats, which is leased under an act of the Virginia legislature of 1883. Under the award of the boundary commissioners, the line of the Virginia boundary runs from headland to headland on the southern river bank. It is contended by Mr, Lewis that he is using only Virginia soil. ———_—_—$<+66———____— A Typhoid Fever Epidemic. ‘Typhoid fever is very prevalent in the north- ern townships of Berks and Lehigh counties, Pa. A number of deaths have occurred near this place. In the family of Edwin S. Lutz ten persons were ill at one time, The grand- mother and two sons died. The others are im- proving. Jones Fritz, a farmer, died last night, and several of bis children are now down with the disease. ______-eee_______ A Fruitless Convention at Richmond. The Heurico county, Va., republican con- vention was in session Wednesday at Richmond from morning till midnight. Several ballots were taken, and W. H. Beveridge, a republican lawyer, claimed 26 votes, but the clerk, R. E. Garnett, a white men, declared that H. F. Jonathan, colored, had 26 votes and Beveridge 22, The. discrepancy was not settled and tl convention adjourned with Beveridge and Jon- athan each claiming to be the noi @. Both are partisans of Mahon a thaatlnwnts + A ERSE Ee At Peoria, Ill, the clothing and furnishing goods house of Bennett Brothers & Co. was ene by the omen hyper word morning hice attachment judgment au its aggregati. almost 0130,000, Deputy Sheriff Rhodes and Constable Welter- son were killed at Warren, Texas, Wednesday while attempting to arrest a man named John Bell. said to be a cattle thief. dore Forbes, and the Hesper was sailed at Bos- ton yesterday in a fresh breeze and heavy sea and resulted in so clear a victory fer the Fre- donia as to settle all doubts as to her superi- ority. The Fredonia had the Puritan crew — and was haudied by Capt. Hurty, oue of jt owners. The Hesper was handled by her ——, D. J. Lawler. The course was 40 ———+o2_—_____ ir objection to the granting cf many enses. Now let me suggest that some of u thusiastic temperance advocates make their special duty to visit and inform this of resideuts what power they may under the regulations. More real ben- fit can undoubtedly be derived by such s then by public meetings dealers in general. Two Governors at s Fal Gov. Biggs of Delaware and Gov. Jackson with bis entire staff attended the Talbot county fair at Easton, Md., yesterday. Gov, Jackson remained, and ts the guest of Hon. C. H. Gib- sonat Ratcliffe. The Maryland icultural experiment station bas a large and instructive exhibit in the msin ) Which draws much attention. ——— 0 Missour!’s Anti-Trust Law. souri legislature euthorizes the scoretary of state to bring suit aud revoke the charter of ‘The anti-trust law passed by the last Mis- hold detergent, Conviction and Acquittal will always follow an honest trial of the greatest known house- Pearline Conviction—You'll find it guilty of being economical; saving time, labor, wear and tear on yourself, clothing or paint, and far superior to any soap or washing preparation made. 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Sci raat aya euzd-2m* DP kro ‘stablished and only Reliable Ladies’ Lite jo the 1 y, st, between 436 an4.6th Remedy aoe ee Tabs.de ‘KENCH lor all Pri basal, anak in rhe Riemer SD eet) publes. FOWDERS ARE THE blood. causiiut ; urinary )3 per box. "8, cor. ¥th and F nw. DENTISTRY. lore, x. her Autumn Creat te Soiee rene reciated and ic Bil ant wi conapicuo' tyoead ber patrone the date named. at, Baltimore, which a cordially Invites Briggs she vain of Parisian and London ee26-6t UTIONS COVERED OF or wil of tvory or itat or bell fs abape, and uph ALL SIZES, PLAIN colors; ‘order, W. 8, HILL, 512 11th st, ow. ecl4 lm* 7RONTS 1 FRONTS! 1 FRONTS tl! Just the for Summer. F sb ag sol s-lm™ DENTAL INFIRMARY—' ‘RE ‘TEETH FILLED Frain et nw. tel tad ie went pion uiversity, ito ae —————_______ 86m jy1-3m 8.1. Pdset bam eesetrirm ay SPinte ew Shampooing. GABMENTS DYED AND ALTERED veo 0s EON LOANS AM, -FURREER Rote a DONE owe a 1889. A Wor To Txs Srrusa ___RATLROADS. LADIES OF WASHINGTON. cn =, RACING NSTLY, ‘THIS ENTIRE WEEK. Hoe Beet LANSBURGH & BRO."S, Breet hits MAGNIF ACE 420, 422, 424-425 7TH ST., Fs, AVE WASHIN b peoathimageners: ant ae: or AND S Yor APUNE and the West, Chicago , — i ¢ gree LY tJ y Our Buropean buyer, Mr.Jas. Lansburehhesjustre-} Cun Nath & ioe om te Cln- turned from the Old World, where he has spent three oa ano Caceres, swith Sieepipe ¢ aS months among the celebrated manufacturers of Gers] Pith Sleeping Gory att to Se Holland and Belgium, gathering elegant fabrics and — 3 chiage eee ssbure and Pitter ‘novelties in unique fashionable designs and wares from the looms and factories of various towns snd " for Bate hamlets in the above-named countries, wo eith Blecra ngtop to Rechegtan > OUR MR. Laxi a SPENT For Williamsport eck Hoven and Einire oto 500 the entire summer abroad, selecting grand end gor- igh cyte oe Scous adornmenta for the festidions ladies of Wash- ington; therefore we will modestly wuarantea, with Positive assurance and without the least exaggeration or fear of contradictiongthat we cau show this week the highest toned, most tasty and by far the most novel PLUSHES, VELVETS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS, East, mm ain toe TS as a. P gor Care.» 40 9. except Sunday, aud 3.45 p.m. daily, with Car. FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY, Fast Expres §:10 am, week daysand 8.10 pm. day, Accom. 8 -00°P nee, 2 50 Bm. every, a ugh trains connect of of Brookly® ABues, edord- top street, svoiding ‘or points on De 4B . es CLOAKS, SHAWLS, JERSKYS, LINENS, "Xtlanae Cit yo. fi40"e tn week WOOLENS, LACE GOODS, UNDER- ‘ 20, ¢ i$ a) B43 WEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY ries bef AND SMALL HABER 10, 6.00, DASHERY EVER m. and 4.40 p.m. daily, a pm. ALEXANDEIA AND WAY A KALLW ‘We shall be glad of an opportunity to show these goods to the ladies of Washington ; being our own im- porters we can asve you one-third in price, MAKE NO MISTAKE, A good CORSET and 8 well-fitting one is necessary tomake s dress Ot properly, We have oftimes seen illustrations of » bad-fitting waist and the dressmaker | Would get the olaue, but if you would only consider that a corset ean entirely rearrange the fit of any Gress you will readily un@erstand that it is necessary to be careful whst style Gorse you are wearing. Aa ilJ-Sitting Corset also affects the wear of adress. Now, therefore, it is necessary in selecting a Corset to pur- chase at experiencedsales people to advise vou conscientiously RAIL. NGLUN FREDERICKSBUR SP ALLAANDKIA AND Wa CT MAY 12, 1889, 6:35, 7:45 8/40, General Passenwes Agent, stores that have the various styles Om Rannoan. JUNE 28, 1N8w. corner of New Jersey ” what style will serve you best. We keep in stock distinct styles of Corsets, sufficient to warrant usin | saying that wecan ft any Lady or Miss in the land | unless she be deformed. We will also GUARANTEE THE WEAR OF ANY CORSET YOU BUY YOM US ko matter what price you pay for it, ‘The following few Corsets we spesk of are the good | § old reliable—they are the stand-bys—uo risk at all in purchasing one of these Cc. P. ALA SIRENE CORSETS. ANNISE, 82.75, This was our @4.50 Corset; we now offer for 8: « 0 (dS-migat 40, 9:00, 10:30eud i It is made of the finest quality of French Sstteen and ye 4 Extra Heavy French Whalebones and Steels, It is ¢ i excellent for stout persons who wants Strong, Durs- rd 20 Ue Corset. We class this with our “Her Majesty.” | Comes in White aud Drab; stitched elaborately with | Pink Silk, %, 5:37am, 40pm. “ the Metropolitan Branch, 16-43, P. pal etalione Ours This is another corset we recommend to stout peo- ple. Ithas the spoon clasp and ig boned with extra avy French Whalebones, ‘Thp small sizes have two side steels, but iu twenty-seven and over there are three side steels, It is made of Fine French Coutil And comes in White and Drab. } I BLACK, 83.50, I WHITE, $3.00. Many ladies want an extremely long waisted and high busted Corset. To these we recommend the Venus cut,C.P, The back bas a V shape, extending very high and ending at the waist It is heavily boned with small French Whaleboues, It comes in two colors—one made of Black Italian Cloth and the other of Fine White Sateen, WOVEN, m, $0) *b 385, 711 20 p.m. jm For Boyds end’intermediate stations, 17-00 pan, OF Be £10.00» Courch train leaves Wanbingtoy on Supday st 1:15 P.in., stopping at all stations op Metropolitan Branch, For Frederic 76:4 0:30 a.m, 13.00, TSU m, Sundays.) :15 aud 33.55 p.m For Havertown, 110/30a10- and 15-30. x cago Gully 21-4 Phubuy F410 adsaad EW YORK AND PHILQDELPHIA DIVE x New York, Trenton, Newark aud U0, 18 00, *& 90, “12 00 6.1m. *10:0 Dan. Buflet Parlor Care on all py aie Sleeping Car on the 20:30 p.m. open et 9 OU pun 3 se does % > ae ‘or Phi i ra! al = Chester, #400, 19:00, 00 am Hu, UT Ud and "10:30 For inte adeijlia, tS 13 ‘drains leave New fil.oe am, “is % #12300 VENUS Vand train aw. N. '¥:30, ‘ma, i. ‘Trains feave Philadel * "11:10 a.m, th 530 p.m, ™ _ For At ce 3 4 ‘oon We bave a full line of these corsets, extra long,me- | anit sub ms tam SUES TE gone dium and short, The “Sylvia” which is extra long, | a 71 °OR Beane. and Oca rite a Wesel for 1.50, Also, “Common Sense,” in shore ay a i y checked from hotels and oy SpE oa Manes Oe a IEDMONT AIR LINE. P Bchedibe js effect Supe 20, 5.30 a m—Last Tennessee ‘Warren- top, Gordopevilie, Chariostesy rand platous between Alexan: ane nit ke, Bristol, Ruorville, Chattauicoss aid mau Sleeper Washington to Mempi 1i-v4a.m.—Past mail daily for Warrenton, Char lotvesville, Stations Chesapeake and Oulo ‘Kouta, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville Stan between [ynchburg and Danville, Gt medium and long, for $1 and $1.50, and the “Metro- politan"” Embroidered Bust Corset for 750, AMORITA, 63c, | ‘This is ® special good thing in a cheap Sstteen Cor- set for O8c. in colors Wiite, Drab, Ecru, Pink, Blue and Old Geld. C.B. «le SPIRITE, The C. B. $1 aud @1.25 have very stout whslebones, wi 15," “(, » | emh. Asheville, Charlotte, Colum! “ Sfacestrongatthehip, The ‘Warnerts,”“Coreling.” | SES, tte ae hoa aioe “Minses',” and “Health” are splendid corsets, We | J€=88and Californis. “Pulluian New York to Atianta, parlor care Atlanta to Mom capery, Pultuan sees: Hontgomet to A pe — | Bleeper Greenabo; & Columbia an august. Pull- Fa 5. Weal uw Cipciumati vis ©. apd. Route $15 p. m—Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas, Strasburg and intertuediete stances” have also @ full line of Double Ve aud Good Sense Waiste and a score of others equally commendable. LADIES’ TEA GOWNS AND WRAPPERS. A magnificent assortment of styles reached us yes- terday ; some very swell affairs among the stock, some Cashmere, some Flanuel, some Wool Challies, but they are all nice looking; the very newest possible are among the selection. Loui oy 11:00 p.1.—Boutbern E: wcuburg, AS AN “INDUCER” Dauville, Haieiriy Ashevite, folate, fr tants, Moutgomery, New, Urisane Weshall sell an ALL-WOOL CLOTH WRAPPERin | aud Caitforua, Pulluse Vertbule Car W ones | New Orlenta, via Atlanta } Bieeper Washington to and Georgia Pacitc Kaul ‘ar nr] Montgomery. Pullin nirmingbam, Als., Via Atlan K "and Objo division Jesre Wash- any color desired, nicely trimmed’ in braid, well finished off-and perfect fitting, for $5.98, ud At a glance you will see the Wrapper was never made | ington 8.00 aon detiy ome day, aud 4 for that price, but this may induce youto buy other | Sturutar leove ognd Hill 6.05 ae dele oct stufta, | pum daily except Sunday, arriving Waallagton 8:30 We make any alterations needed and make no chances rough traine from the Bouth vie ‘at all—like all our goods we will stand ready to war- 4 rant the fit of these. Cool mornings sud evenings should promptyou to buy a Light-weight Shawl. Onur stock consists of Shetland Wool, Cashmere and Cloth. The prices start from 9Sc. Want one? We are beginning to show New Gloves. To tempt you to buy a while we will give away one bottle of good Glove Cleaning Fluid with every pair of Gloves bought this week, on Washington and o1 y am Ticke Flee; furuished, aud sy lVauiaevenue, abdat Passenger StaGou, ing-cat reservation and formation age Checked et office, 1300 Peuu- Veunaylver nia streets, TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent. deze POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Mot "VERNON. vas 3:30 p.in, Fare, round 2 aid up, @1, iucuding and JAS. PRETTY FLANNELS Are filling our shelves snd counters, You know yqu cannot buy these toosoon; they arealways serviceable, EARLY FaLlL ANNOUNCEMENT. A great many of our fall novelties in Ladies’ Wraps are now here; such styles you have never seen before, ‘We would like for you to see them; you may be sure our prices and goods are correct. ISN'T THIS BUSINESS SENSE? When you buy you want to buy to the best advan- tage. Ass matter of course, to do this you must know what the market shows, Ifyou do not you are liable to miss much that would be valuable to you. If you take this view of it you will take the trouble to see whst we have to offer, and you will thus dos good thing for yourself and for us by looking over one of the largest and most desirable Stocks of EARLY FALL NOVELTIES yet shown. BED COVERINGS, YOU WILL NEED THESE SURE. ‘We won't tell you the prices here, but will ewait your coming. Let it be soon. ‘We would like to say s few words about our§5 It 1s positively the best we haveevershown. It ‘weighs 6} pounds, is soft and nice; full 10-4 in size. When you get ready to change your summer-weight underwear and want to replace them for hesvier gar- mente.sce us. We will tell you why when you come. So many new things to write about. If we were not limited in space would write s great deal more, but read our “ad.” in the Post to-day. Some interesting BURGH ib.