Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. YORECAST TILL SIGHT A.M. ‘WEDNESDAY, For the District of Columbia. Virginia and North Carolina, clearing; cooler; winds be- coming westerly; fair and much cooler Wednes- day and Tha A Swont “Ap.”—Can give you no idea of the extent of our hat stock. All the accepted styles in all grades, from Sic. to $5. Fuaxc, One Price, Cor. 7th and D sts. W. 8. Fisurr, Florist, 1425 Penna. ave. n.w. Jouxston’s dry-roast J Java. Ask any grocer. Ar Private Sauz.—Parties desiring elegant furniture can purchase through the under- signed at private sale a piece or any portion of the furniture contained in residence No. 1736 Nstreet northwest. This house has been fur- nished without regard to expense and is of the finest character. Intending purchasers will gall at my office for a card of admittance. Tuomas Dowiixa. Auctioncer, 11th and Pa.ave. Saari Lot of Japanese goods at private sale at Dowzrso's auction rooms for three days, Gaaxviatep, Sc. “Svoam Hovsg, 731 7th st.n.w. Latest Srries of men’s felt derbys, 81.50 and $2; extra value, A. T. Lxwis, 435 7th st. Osczora Waren pi prevent formation of uric acid ‘Pave axp Tain. The Great Atlantic and Pacific tea peer §01 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E nor West. The best granulated sugar, 8c. Our 30c. Javaand Mocha coffee can't be beat; fresh every other day. Chee! worth of tea, densed milk. Correr axp Tea.—Special end dinning rooms. Cut. , Ts wrices to hotels Javan Tea Co, Temrtar Coxctave Decorations, See our bunting flag with staff and holder; 50,000 on hand. Buildings decorated by home talent. M. G. Corrtann & ( 4091 lith st. nw. Aut Deaters sell Osceola water, Vacerxe Porsts (fresh) at Prewtiss’ drug store, corner 9th and K streets northwest. 235 G street. Boroiar Azauss, speaking tubes, &e. J. H. Kveniine, Reistxcen’s Ice Cream. For Burout’s Diszase use Osceola water. Pavse axp THINK. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 601 and 503 7th street. corner 7th and E n.w., 1620 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown. Best Granulated Sugar Se. Our 3#e Java and Mocha Coffee can’t be beat. Checks iven with every 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee, ‘ing Powder and Condensed Milk. N. H. Bowman, Munager. Graxciatep, $e. Sugar Hovse, 731 7th st.n.w. Beroxe You Boy your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices. Oscroza Waren c ares malaria, Atall dealers, ALL ARE Isvitep to > inspect their sor yl methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinues at the Eurime Canrer CLeaxrxo Works, 651-635 Mass.ave. n.w. Telephone 2 Gmaxp Spectat present given with every pound of tea, CursadJaraxTe4Co,,781 7th nw. be “Hox” Coa: Delicious! Fragrant! Exectric. gas lighting, iron safes repaired, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Havana PowrRrut Sepat —drink Osceola water. SrectaL ANNOUNCEMENT. To Builders and Others. Hardware! Hardware!! Hardware!!! The vital question is, how can a dollar be made go furthest. That merchant who can help to solve this problem is a benefactor to the race and deserves success. The firm that strives to meet the requirements of the trade and sells at the lowest living prices will be ap- preciated and patronized. Without any unseemly vaunting on our part we claim to bave acted on this principle, and uccess evidences the public xppreciation. ave made spectal exertious for the “fall aud our stock is now complete. A call is solicited. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., ‘Telephone call, 64. 606 Pa. ave. nw. Fou Unig Aci use Osecols water. GusxcLatep, Se. st oak Hovse. 731 7th st.n.w. Usk axp Ta The Great state aud Facitic Tea Co., = and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E n. w., lath street, 3104 M street. Georgetown. Best Granulated Sugar 8c. Our 3c. Java aud Mocha Coffee can’t be beat. Checks given with every 25c. worth of Tea, Cotfee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk. Hi. Bowman, Manager. {—an extra order for s Tea Co., 731 7th. Bey Your Coax. Coke and Ww ood from Jouy- sox Broruzrs, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. Loox for white letters on windows, Osceola water. _ _ Goss, &c., for sale and hire. J. H. Kveut- Ese, removed, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. Pause axp Turxx. The Great Atlantic and Pucitic tea company, 501 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E north- west. The best granulated sugar, 8c. Our s0c. Java and Mochs coffee can't be beat; fresh every other day. Checks given with every 25c. worth of tea, ‘coffee, _ baking powder and con- densed milk. N. H. Bowsax, Manager. Srrciric for uric acid the Osceola water. E1out-Prece Axtiqve Oak Sure, springs and . #29: 6-piece silk plush parlor suite, 3-piece antique suit, 216. Carpets and oil cloths at lowest figures. «& Sox, 20th : st. s and Pa. ave. Lienrsixe Rops.— Removed to to 1206 Pa. ave. Tus Jounsrox spring z leaf blended tea in 5c. packages. Ask any grocer. Pause ayp Ti ‘The Great Atlantic and Pucitic tea company, 501 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E north- west. The best granulated sugar, 8c. Our 30c. Java and Mocha coffee can’t be beat; fresh every other day. Checks given with every 25c. Worth of tea, coffee, baking powder and con- densed milk. N. H. Bowmay, Manager. Dutyx Osczoua.—Every dealer sells Osceola water. J. H. Kvenzixe, removed to 1206 Pennsyl- vania ave. u.w. Guasviaten, Sc. Steak Hovse, 731 7th st.n.w. Pacse asp Tunk. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E n.w., 1620 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown. Best Granulated Sugar Se. ian 30c. Java and Mocha Coffee can’t be at Checks given withevery 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking a and Condensed Milk. i. MAN, Manager. can get it—granu- Sugar House, 731 7th nw. SuFrencks use Osceola water, CITY AND DISTRICT CONDENSED LOCALS. Svaaa—come where you lated, 8c. Diapers David Williams, a colored boy, said in tho Police Court yesterday that he was guilty of houxe breaking, aud when the proper time comes Wm. 8. Prinoe will tell the grand jury all about the manner in which bis premises Were burg!arized. The Comet club, by R. F. Ware, W. H. Thomas and Jackson Freyer, hus filed a certificate of incorporation, the object of the organization Ddeing literary. 16 Banneker relief association, for the re- lief of members im sickness and their burial when dead, has filed a certificate of incorpora- A. Shaw, A. B. Thomas, 5, ant, Joha W. Ma ys and Aaron Russell, At the annual meeting of the 5) building association at Garrett Park, Md., ye terday the following officers were electe President, P. D. Laird of Rockville; vice presi- dent, W. H. Lowdermilk; secretary Harrison; — L. 8. Emery; directors— Chas. W. Smiley, F. H. Smith, Vivian Brent and H. Masterson. Andrew Rawlins, while working at 8038 10th street northwest yesterday, received a severe ecalp wound bya a Bisve of of ‘timber striking him. The Martyn "Business College, Achange for the better has occurred in this enterprising institution. Since the partnership ceased much money has been spent in improve- ments. seven teachers have been engaged and # bureau of employment has been opened so as to guarantee positions to its graduates. Circu- vk may be obtained at S15 ¢ 6th street north- “The college of elocution and oratory never had the slightest connection with the business colle; ‘tis @ separate institution a , being richly endowed, offers financial aid in the wey of liberal tuition feesto October its pupils. Is opens 2—Adet, IN THE NORTHEAST. The Citizens’ Association Discuss Va- | Is believed to be caused by poisonous misams arising rious Matters of Interest. Atamecting of the Northeast Washington citizens’ association held last evening at the Peabody school building, Josiah Millard, pres- ident, and 8. H. Walker, secretary, Mr. Lor- ing Chappel, from the special committee on streets, reported that they had submitted to the Commissioners the schedule adopted by the association; had also called attention to 6th street between H and I, which was being built up. The Commissioners gave no definite prom- ise about Maryland avenue. Mr. 8. W. Curriden, from the committeo on steam railroads, reported that the Baltimor» and Ohio officials were engaged in making sur- yeys. The committee believed that Vice Pres- ident King and Chief Engineer Douglass earn- estly desired to please the citizens of the north- east. THE BOUNDARY SEWER. Mr. W. C. Dodge reported from the water and sewer committee the communication of the Commissioners as tothe Boundary street sewer. They recommend that the Commissioners should ask an sppropriation to dredge a chan- nel from the outlet to the channel of the East- ern branch, as otherwise there would in a few years be as serious cause of complaint as had existed on the Potomac Hats. A motion b: = = W. Smith that the commit- tee urge suc! appropriation, and also that the Commissioners asked to proceed with ie ametiake laying of water pipe, was car- rie Mr. H. H. Martin made a motion, which was carried, that the committee on streets wait on Maj. Ernst as to the closing of G and H streets and Delaware avenue. The question of the amount of taxes paid by the county was called up, and Mr. Dodge read @ statement showing t ie average amount of taxes from 1890 to 1888 in the county was $84,518, and Congress had appropriated for schools and roads $100,431. TIMING TRAINS. Mr. Aldrich moved that the Commissioners be thanked for their efforts in timing the speed of trains. It was stated by some of those present that the speed of trains had been greatly reduced between Boundary and the District. Others stated that it was only below H street that there was any change, and others that the ef- fort to prevent the fast running of trains had been unsuccessful in consequence of the action of the Police Court. One member remarked: “Speed is reduced whenever they kill a man, for then the ofticers are vigilant.” The subject was referred to the railroad com- mittee. Mr. Thos. Taylor, from the sanitary commit- tee, made a report on the unsanitary condition of square: and 721, stating that they had learned that the lots could be filled from the adjoining streets. It was stated that there were ra ponds of water in these squares caleulated to breed sickness, and that they could be drained by cutting a sewer. THE WORLD'S EXPOSITION. Mr. S. W. Curriden offered a resolution di- recting the president of the association to in- vite the attention of the District Commission- ers, as well as the board of promotion of the werld’s exposition in 1892, to the availability of the vast area of unimproved land in East Wash- ington appropriate for a site for the exposition. The resolution was warmly indorsed by Messrs. Smith, Chappel, Dodge and others atid unani- mously adopted. THE NORTHEAST AND CAPT. SYMONS. Mr. E. J, Hill moved that the association ex- press regret foz the removal of Capt. Symons, saying that he had been a faithful officer and he hoped that his successor would be as useful. Mr. Smith said that Capt. Symons had always treated the citizens of the northeast kindly. Mr. Chappel said that Capt. Symons had done all that he could for them. Mr. Clark opposed the motion, saying that Capt, Symons had dome nothing for the north- east, but everything he could for the north- west. Mr. Dodge also opreed the motion and said no mar had worked more persistently against the interests of East Washington than had Capt. Symons. He had been, he said, the ad- vocate of schemes for the northwest. He re- ferred to the Rock-crvek tunnel project and to the fact of Capt. Symon’s connection with the SDAY, OCTOBER 1, 188 Miauen EDUCATIONAL. Rise ns SAFETY; Pu ed EDUCATIONAL WASHINGTON. _ 150, te Nab The TO from low, marshy land of from decaying vegetable matter, and which, breathed into the lungs, enter and Polson the blood. If s healthy condition of the blood is maintained by taking Hood's Sarsaperille one is much less liable to malaria, and Hood's Sarsaparills has cured many severe cases of this distressing affec- £05. 308 CATE AND WIN — BUSINESS 4 pa ee ‘Spelling Buck por ee) also oi2 1706 Sena, ea eas Re Eh en fread N¢toxaL JOCKEY CLUB RACES, tion. N.B.—If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do — AT MY DANCING ACADEMY Rot be induced to buy any other. Cors ‘will be resumed FOR MISSES AND MASTERS ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2:30 P.M, and for Adults on SATURDAY, October 12, 8 p.m. All former pupils are invited on the Opening Days. MRS. FLORA C. DENNISON, FALL MEETING, 1889. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druerita, $1: etx for 05. Prepared only ae oes, Apothecaries, Lowell, by C. 1 HOOD & CO., and st_n.w. WEDNESDAY, October 9, Bend for oiAsae™” somes 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 1 RS MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND) ,xp ee _ KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS. CITY ITEMS. 1018 Sunderland Place, south of Dupont circle. ! Read! Read! mae a THE TS House Keepers, Attention! ae STUDENTS’ LEAGUE WILL REOPEN ‘This is to your interest. 2 on aie its Life, Vortrait, Antique and Water-color Claasea @ay and ¢ October 6. RUECKERT, 1740 1471 a | fm Vocal Asics telah Piano, Orga, structor Clarionet and Cornet; vero leadit conservatories used : good perform erat a RESUME 1 JOHN CAUI LFIELD LES. NS OCTOBER 1 at 1202 fo nw. se: | Dons Oorobi 30 CTS. PER LESSON, PIANO MUSIC BY ay urls Special ats succesful teacher, at honies it ners and gale office. 28-3* We can save you money. We sell best of all kinds of Groceries, We sell the finest and freshest Coffees. We sell Mocha and Java Coffee 30c. We sell Sugars at first cost. We sell choicest Dairy Butter 2fc. Ib. We sell delicious Grapes 35c. basket. We sell full Cream Cheese 1&c. 1b. We sell best Hams, Breakfast Bacon, and Lard. We sell Price's Baking Powder and antes it. FIVE RACES EACH DAY, Including » Steeplechase. A Fine Band of Music will be in Attendance. FIRST RACE AT 2 P.M, EACH DAY. We will give youa useful Cook ae i mee % 'e guarantee it best ea in t sewoe at iz: re # 3 Uni Paity le We sell the finest Greamory Batter. 2:10and 3:25 p.m. Returo trains will bein waiting Bis ot erie Sees i a 'e sell excellent Claret ott a the termination of tions juscum, We sell fine Sweet Potatoes S5c. pec — SSS aes = of Mineralogy. We sell Duffy’s Malt Whisky 80c. Festtle, We sell Fresh Boston Crackers 10c. Ib. We sell the best 10c. Cake of Toilet Soap. We sell very fine Sherry Wine 50c. pint. Do not forget, Sugars at cost, away down. We sell Irish Potatoes 85c. bushel. We sell English Breakfast Tea. ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, 15 CENTS. Gio KINDERGARTEN. MARY Hooper, who founded the first kindergarten in in 1869, has returned to the city and wail her "Kindergarten af the residence of Airs, fie! ad Spencer, 221 H st. ne, MONDAY, Gctober Baan tesa, Herdic and street car lines onnneegne with all parts of the city pass the Yoor. As heretofore, perfect order will be maintained, and disreputable persons will not be admitted to the stand or grounds, We sell Speer’s Pure Port Wine 85¢. bottle, - AINTING, DRAWING IN CHARCOAL, We sell best 40c. ‘Tea in the city. tog. Secretary Beene tare peained from the Act” |X Grayoutatght ty Shas 1 CANFIELD. Cannes We sell Old Rye Whisky 75c. quart. Secretary, Boom 1, Vernon Bow, corner Tith st. new. 4 se8-1m* aqueduct tunne!. Mr. Smith denied that Capt. Symons had anything todo with the tunnel scandai, He had nothing to do with the lining of the tun- nel, but has. something to do with the boring. He had shown himself, Mr. Smith said, to be a man of brains. The resolution was laid on the table. Mr. Clark offered a resolution, which was adopted, for the appointment of a committee to report on what speed 1s allowed trains, the penalties, &c. Messrs. Clark, Barton and Curriden were appointed, — Real Estate Matters. Mary J. Baker has bought for 25,300 of T.W. Lay sub 102, square 190, 173¢ by 80 fect, on 15th between T and U streets northwest. Alice A. Louise Hendricks has bought for $4,450 of John H. Lane sub 27, block 9, Le Droit Park. Milans has bought for 26,500 of J. H. y part 9%, square 239. fronting 17 feet on Riggs between R and §, 13th and Mth streets northwest. Addie Simpson has bought for 28,000 of Fulder M. M. Bell sub 6, square 366,20 by 100 feet on north side of O between 9th and Colum- bia street. R. Portner has bought for 7,000 of E. Gerstcuberg, lot 2. square 203—20 by 120 feet on Lith between V and W streets northwest. J, H. Gray has bought of J. D. Milans, for $12,500. lots 17. 19 and 21, square 781—each 16 feet front on Massachusetts avenue between 3d and 4th streets northeast. 8. A. Drury has bough: for $10,000 of eae F. Drury, parts 14 and 15, square 319—18!¢ feet feet linch on 11th between G and iu streets northwest, H. M. Baker has bought for $10,000 of H. 8. Cummings, one-third interest, parts of Belle- vue. partly in Prince George's county and partly in District. Mary RK. Freeman has bought of W. H. Pritchett et al. for $4,150, sub 49, square 972, 17 by 101 feet on 10th street between Pennsyl- vania avenue and D street southeast, and Theo- dore Cunningham for $3,850, sub 63 of the same square, 17 by 64 fee Capital Club Tennis Tou Tournament. Unless the weather hoodoo gets in its work today the fall tournament of the Capital tennis club will begin this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The drawings, which occurred last night, re- sulted as follows: Singles, nine entries—Pre- liminary round, Green vs. T. M. Borden; first round, R. Kauffmann vs. L. W. Seely; Moulton ys. J. McK. Borden: Lyon vs. winner prelimi- nary round; and Lewis vs. Hills, oubles, three entries—Preliminary round, Borden and Borden vs. Moulton and partner; first round, Greeley and Rider vs. winners of preliminary, ————— RR oo A oo & Begs ty & E EE So? ¥ .24% BB A lo oNN SN GGG Be AA Ex Tm NNN GG Be MA ER H ERE Soo BBB aa & Nh Gao PPP Ww ow WwW pD EEE Be wwww By FE R Fr 88 Seay BB ee Be e 00 «OW “we OBpp ie : This powder never varies. A marvel of Learn strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short-weight alum or phosphate powder, Sold only incans, Roxal Bakora Powpxx Co., 106 Wall street, N.X. Jel2-to,ta,thet We sell Sugar away down in price. ‘vania avenue and 10th st. Cut this out and save it for your order first of month, and save money, Sugar at cost, a are live grocery men. &P. _Merzorr, 417 7th nw. Pause and Think. The Great Atlantic and PacificTea Company, 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and E n.w. UPILS INSTRUCTED IN ALL ENGLISH Branch Prepared ithe= J08, C. McKIBBIN, President. ‘B, W. DUTTON, Acting Secretary. 9e30-11t (GUARANTEE TO TEACH FRENCHAND GERMAN in Six Months by a New und Easy Method with- out any tedious drilling of the student; French by & fone, oe Paris; German by a native of Hanover; 5 lessons free, 1432 T st. n.w, EW NATIONAL THEATER. best Granulated Sugar, 8c. Our ‘ae. Java tal ‘Every Evening. Wednesday and Seturday Matinees. | —* eer Mocha Coffee can't be beat; fresh every other ik om ae ISBES POLLOCK AND. day. Checks given with every 25c. worth of | “! WOULDN'T MISS IT FOR NINE DOLLARS.” 11 lp tena, Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Biol, Brin, aud Grattan ieartmcns Kinder. ‘The Popular Artists, HALLEN & HART ‘Under the management of MR, HARRY HINE, in the 2 superb Farce-comedy, LATEB ON. Sparkling music, brilliant marches, pretty girls, beau- tiful dances, topical songs. ‘THE MEXICAN SERENADE. THE FACINATING GAVOTTE. I. ber 7, & West's Modern Min- Monday, Octo! Primrose 6 M LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, garten (Froebel ‘system Teopened September 18; un- references; Normal Traiming Class for = N. H. Bowman, Manager. e28-St — sez7-8t%, n Open Secret—the price of the —- ps Bull's Cough Syrup is 25 cents, See That $15 Suit. Sreaxsr's, 434 7th st. It Granulated, 8c. Sugar House, 731 7th n.w, Pause and Think. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E n.w., 1620 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown. Best Granulated Sugar 8c. rs oar 30c, Java and Mocha Coffee can't be eat Checks given with every 25c. worth of AL Ee d Paintin, IMOGENE ROBINSON MOR- REL hes ras Bad twelve metals and studied 15 years in Portraits in charcoal, crayo lar fe eee ee : jO8 open eve Gal a rful progress of students, as GREAT "COURSES | RTYN contr mel TAL COLLEGE. 1-PRACHICAL BU! et BOOKKEEPING 2—ENGLISH EDUCATIONAL COURSE. ‘This large sustitution has a national reputation for roughuess and completeness. Halls 1 Tepath, sresitted : pectact altar aeranieinents | t Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk, No person need ap} ict and thor- wots st H bowsus, Manager, ni tay lesen sara ieeeee rh, Pa ALR ae a pa, Orders for amily ewer ae ee eee ecciisee biplomanewanted, Gi oa se nt ies, Fine Teas and Coffees, with Su; lower ‘blime, Scenic ramatic Production of | {ull list of studies atid highest referencesin the Uni than the lowest, M. & P. Merzoxn, 7th st, 1t* eo sen . Of | Staten." Call or didsess THE MAR ARTYN colina 318 6th st. nw. Srey connected with the well-known Martyn Collexe Of Elocution, and Oratory, Shere went page Bes trated catalogue of latter college free. y R HERMANN RAKEMANN, LO VIOLINIST AND TEACH! “FAUST” Aperformance absolutely without s parallel. Magnificent Scenery. THE MARVELOUS ‘‘BROCKEN SCENE.” Granulated, 8c. Sugar House, 731 7th 'a.w. Pause and Think. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 501 and 03 7th st., cor. 7thandEn.w. The best Granulated Sugar, 8¢. Our 30c. Java and ER, Mocha Coffee can’t "be beat; fresh every other yal receive. o Supls toe Instruction after Gctobes 1 st day. Checks given with every 25¢. worth of ‘Wonderful and Brilliant Electric Effects. his ith st. 2.¥., weld WSS TACIE A, DANIEL WILL, Teste Les. ersend Pia Instruction Octo- Sth st. n.w. ‘se24-1m' Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk. N. H. Bowman, Manager. 8e2 Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All a Havana and Sumatra! Sugar—Come where yo you can get it—Granu- Next _week—SOL SMITH RUSSELL, 9030 ys ‘BIJOU | THEATER. ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, October 3, 4, S and Saturday Matinee, sons in Voice 1, aoe 71 yer AND MiDDLE-AGED MEN AND WOMEN cducsted ine Prerticdl Manner for the Business Pursuits of Life. Business Course: Book-keeping, (Eastman System, embracing Theory, Business Prac- lated, 8. Sugar House, 731 7th n.w. ‘The mmetclal: Arithineeh Ward Lebdou aud Conners zi Gtk. Wiki lish Lessa! Khet- Very Fine Old Kye Whisky, ¢3 pergal-| BAVERLY CLEVELAND MINSTRELS, | OF yentuanahip, arithmetic Algebra as History, and lon, ML & P. Merzoxn, 417 7th uw. Headed by phy. Also’ courses in Accountancy, Short- eee MESSRS. SWEATMAN and RICE. hand, Type-writiug and Telegraphy. New build i one ee _ Next week—"A POSSIBLE CASE." Yeniences, “Send for, circulars, ctler modern con The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 ELECT DANCING ACADEMY, CARROLL INSTI. (while with Martyn's Collee) ond, the public are in and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E n.w., 1620 tute Hall, 602 F at, u.w.—Prof’ J.C. Duesberry re- ae to call. COLUMBIA LLEGE » COM 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown, + MEKCE, 609 F st. n. _ aut4-2n spectfally sinounces that be will open his School Sat- urday, ity ane 5, 1889, at $ and 7 p.m. Send for cit. cular, 915 Uth et. n.w. 3-12t* xs aie WASHINGTON Tear Eleventh st. south of Pennsylvania avenue. The Palace Vaudeville Theater of America. Best Granulated Sugar 8c. hee 30c. Java and Mocha Coffee can’t be at. Checks given with every 25c. worth of Tea, UST THREE, LESSONS FREE, evening, at Beginners’ Course opens esday Evening, j 0nd O:45 o'clock, Gctober 8. See Amusements 3180 se24-Sw PER YEA DEPRESSED BUSINESS | Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk $18 Maplewood lustitute, both sexes, | <a N. H. . BowMax, Manager. Week commencing Monday, September 30. S10 re Eirsttolany ana iurtructors: ai branches ; for. Little | S. J. Hai slett, HYDE’S STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY, EiBOE fal home Principal, 935 Penna, ave n.w. (Upstairs. ) Flags and Decorations. Is agent for §F Aldridge, Brooklyn, N.Y., and solicits Ordere for Decorating on the occasion of the coming K.T. conclave. Is prepared to Decorate , Buildings, interior or caterlor, ina From Hyde and Behman's, Brooklyn. Matinees Tuosday, Thursday and Saturday. 2¢30-6t UTE, CORNET can be engaged for the com in celebration at reasonable prices. Address GEUNEWALD, Secretary, Wilson Fost Hall, Balti- more, ARINI'S DANCING ACADEMY ulars addre G.L MAGRUDER, M.D. Dean, 815 Vermont ave. QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th aud D sts. uw. handsome and artistic style and on short notice for the Boece ption of Pupils ‘School of Business and Counting House Training, at bottom rates. Give your orders at once and | OUFOBLN Loss eek See Fefock pan. inion of | Scliool of Practical English. avoid the rush. se2l-l4t | sustructor of Dancing att School of 1 Telegrapny sud fectrical Science. Pause and Think. Peds Recigg sod a juriter pee Pee vat the School of speneticat and Architectural Drawing, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea coer se25-. Fon ‘and night. 501 and 503 7th st.. cor. 7th and En.w. 7 TRST THRER LESSONS FREE festiy et SAGiyia eset sama a. best Granulated Sugar, 8¢. Our 30c. Java ia F 1's course opeus Tuesday evening at 3:36 tot Mocha Coffee can't be beat; fresh every other | and 6:45 oct ck, eter : NULOSSOF ud SUNK HOOL. aed =n day. Checks given with every 25c. worth of | $9 RNGid Se “cpminou-sense, Lo heentesr rid Mfiss SW RELLY Lomiog Manisa. ‘Tea, Coffee, Paking Powder dud Condensed | Idiomat, ston TED French “conersatione New | , School Acoyens september 19, 8 1013 Milk. N. H. Bowatax, Manager. Be28-3t 7 TRANSFERABLE bet, Kand Lsta ia R. OSKAR KRUTZSCH WILL RESTuE LES. M fons in Plano Playing after October 1. sai “Hoy” Cigar! 6 Bal ETZEROTT & CO., 1,000,000 @ munth! Fine Old Rye Whisky, @3 per re aur ‘awe 1110 Fst. n.w. on & P. Mrrzozn, 417 7th n.w. ee se gigi AO ey io HORTHAND REVOEUCTIONIZED Pause and Think, oe tien Gavotieand Berlin. Send a force: | Binplest, rapids ‘mort Jogible. “Acquired in alxteen The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 easy lessons. Proficiency in from two to three months. Lessons day or evening. Typewriting taught free, Glasoes forsoing. “Busiutes may Turuighed with com. Retent ausistanta. | Send or call for pamphlet. and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E n.w., 1620, Mth street, 3104 M street, Georgetown. Pees DANGING RCADENY, fom y se Postar fy 6 toll pm. For further par- Best Granulated Sugar 80. rae CALDWELL, 114 C st. nw. peo ame Eponerenhy. 71 Z Yet Our 30c. Java and Mocha Coffee can’t be M TE, OF THE NEW YORE <____™ beat. and i Eoin Athletic anton ik Reet int, Collewes Engin Checks given with every 25c. worth of T America, will Lecture to Men Oni FRIDAY, Se) ms a Coffee, Baling Powder and Condensed, Milk” faites i at Sp. 8 fe SC 1408 a ro, FRANK E: HALL 20 E st new, #e28-3t N. H. Bowmay, Manager. | $7¢7 98, tae coupcotiady eS il Witar WALDECKER, GRADUATE OF LEIP- zeig Conservatory of Music, Orguuist of St. Mat- ‘h, Teacher of Piano, Organ and. M venldence: 1140 Oth st. maw 8, 1406 N.Y. AVE., WILL Lava ae to Ride the Pyacho Saf 5, Special hours for LADIES #020-1m 719 e 719 ok nng school in U.S. myl7 (9 INSTEC GTION Nips JULIA WIDDOW: . eucher of the st. new. Soak LAST WEEK PROPOSALS. tion yiven terms moderate to or THE ‘ ——— ase COLLINS. GREAT SACRIFICE SALE z Besngvangess Ta Target Coxmurrers TEACHER OF BANJO, ee ropope wa ours Tear Lan CONCLAVE: se19-1m_ al uilding till ANTED GUITAR PUPILS BY A LADY WHO w AY at eats rivilece of stand in | WAN: 4 Res E. G. DAVIS, front of Market House. ‘IOHN Hot TT, Sas ah month. Call at 1507 Veruscut srs 719 MARKET SPACE. en eae SAVEMENT FOR See AND a ‘TEL ~ nigh CAPITOL, Architect's of- September roudway “at 1889. 8. = nied Bey te Bots end tor the paverent ot iil AY Oct rOetober 5.1886, ved t this aged until Oe aia oe. cg ine 1D. thous for cect work ua to reject aul jar tieke Ahttect Or or St GEORGE'S HALL. FOR BOYS_ AND YOUNG Men, St. George’ 's, Md. Coll or Busi man Unsur- Res. $200 to $270 a year. riucipal. Send tor circular. \HARLES B. DONCH, TEACHER OF PIANO AND VIOLIN, Grest bargains for next few days pearions ees of sale. Balance of thedot of 10c. LACE dumped in wish.the Se. lot and all go at be. per yard, fh the ed. EDWARD C! be a A se17-1m* a ae Ist. nw, 5 SEG, 2 128. INGALLS KINI 'N, PIANO, AND Balance of 15c, LACES and CASHMERE EM-\) = OP OF BURDING Fox, Lipnany os pipe erat sory rat rigl une, 707 BROIDERY go at 10c. per yard. O serons, 145 East Capitol a, feo e to D daily, real ‘Mass. ave., cor Lo LINGS, at 100 | snl delivering the Gut Granite refer at it serviceable VEL! 8, in good colors, ee oaryen tbe Cut Gran ike te ered ‘toe Srieeey GEO. V Wied ROSS W WiLL RESUME 7 B3 per yard, inte ‘will be received at this offee ay Seth et Rectaens 1A, easels Tore eeieh ee CLOCK PM. on THURSDAY, the TWEN- | 72 Taoteri4 : shar re Bargains in NECKWEAR, LACES, FLOUNCINGS, Prsobic FOURTH DaY OF OGLOBEIG 1480 and opened hed oor FANS, &c. presence of bidders. Speci- d EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, NA- tional University, tok K ste nw. The sixth mpobiately thereafter in fications al instructions and conditions, and py of oe BEL eg chains? ou. A applica- Hoy st this, office, Shnual course of lectures a and Engineer SASH RIBBONS at half price. FANCY RIBBONS very cheap. BLACK DRESS GOODS, BLACK SILKS, GRAY DRESS GOODS at astonishingly low prices. of Boeivocsse BOOKS AND STATIONERY, FpErovanrens Por | FOR , October For an- to H.-H. BAR. ae Re Cus Pbetober ? Fo eer js principal, CORNELIA F. BOYDEN. - seld-oin We have left in EMBROIDERED BACK KID PRRESs ‘SCHOOL SUPPLIES ES BUTLER, GLOVES at 75c., reduced from 81.50: Wholesale and Retail, oncantsr, {Culvary Baptist Chureh, 37 pairs No. 546, 10 pairs No. 5%, WM, BALLANTYNE & sox 3 pairs No. 6, 2 pairs No. 66, 0023-3m 28 Tih street, Mr. Butler will receive limited number ot Organ 11 pairs No, 7, Pupils. Call at SANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 934 F st. nw, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, HAXD- Haxosoxe Crora Pras, sant om Suggtaiitaaha tana ventas win, srmcra.| MH GEOROE RAS, sca, KERCHIEFS, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, and MO- nhorat, FRENCH SERGE, extra wite dot a, ‘Will resuine Lessons Septeniber 9, ook, i all colors, Black. incl Studio 1008 10th st. nw. ‘e07-1m* TIONS at Sacrifice Prices at Talbe 00, BLACK Buocaee SILKE, CASH Y Na DONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, c 1305 17th os 1624 Massachusetts ave. and 1623 2G. DAVIS, yAnznglich sau it fate, s exemipeserste Septeinber 25, 18np., This school offers many ad- s028 19 Market Space, Cor. Sth st. "iudle: Ar bite home lit eee Pupils admitted to Wi certificate of the ERAN PA we was asa m8 BERLr iL LA! AGI FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1889. MI Ned Sey goucon eae ae <a Yes, our Mr. Youngs returned from New York this tanetory,of the Foreign Languages, ot morning and the result is that many nice new goods es beg Sesee: begin now. are on the way and will begin to arrive Saturday and ‘Trial Lessons Branches 1 Re aT yas now tom Pblleke Monday. ‘The shipments will include, among many other | phia, Chicago, Berlin and Paris, things, New Crop Layer Figs, New Crop Table Raisins, oes VERNON SEMINARY, New Crop Larre Kaisins for cooking purposes, sd 12100, 1104, 1106, 1116 M st. and 1128 11th st BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- or 8 Boxes {pr $1,and other grades at. Fifteenth year opens for registration and low rates. Our Potato Chips, crisp from the oven every morn- THE COLUMSBIAN UNIVERSITY. — law acHoo, ol COLUMBIAN CULTY: AMES C Ory _as - Presideut. apne Heo. JOHN M. HARLAN. ‘of the 81 LLP. (Ao Si The Ca Sutiousl of the United Stat WALTER ‘. ‘Cox, ib, (hasoctnss Porta of Oe Oe ronnee 5 tg od of the Dist of Columbia), Toren pn pon bd = og Se A? anger isee Protege Ean 3 mad Eat Be The Hon. AUGUSTE? ws WONTHINGTON, LLB, Bome wane ane ©. Distric Dist. of Cols bia), Crofemor and of Wikia wa ees AM. ‘History of the Law. noes o c. = LLD, ‘The exercises of the school will be resumed tn the University lecture hall cogner of 15th and southeas! at nw} on WEDNESDAT,OCL. 2 at 6 otek m., when the announcements for the year wil be mate ay and Yntreductory ed idresses will be ered by the Members of the faculty im explication of their several Ure COUTES, The exercises in the School of Practice are to be ém- during the year scconting to a plan which will by gaplained on the opening Library, to which large, "hditions are he 4 monde, Sul be yeas forstudy or research Am. to.) o'clock p.m, With a brief intermis Siowin ‘aftertioon. trar will Gedasiy at the University from 9 to 12 o'clock am. and from 4 to 6 o'clock pam. to enroll students, answer inquiries, talogues ii¥ine information Concerning the school TIONAL Es MEDICAL AL DEPARTMENT AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT or THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. ‘hth Annual Course of Medical Lectures rd Dental Course wil beatin on Moudny,Oce SR: tm., with the usual introductory exer- Jollee Buridinue, 1325, Hetwest north west. For circulars of but rinents apply to Dr. A SG, Desa, +26 Lshch street porta Ww tou. D.C. Telephone, 8 = HE COLUMBIAN COLLFGE—THE EXERCISES Of this College, the Colleiate Department of the Columbian Unive: aan the Uni~ of September, at # o'c uction have been revised atid ch arwed in all the Clasece, and will hereafter be open te Women, in response to many applications made under this bead. A member of the Faculty may be found daily at yy of the University, fro “4 20 to 18 o'clock in the inorning. to coufer with Students or others seeking iniormation coucerning the courses of study. For cajaloguey address au26-3mo President, Te CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE plum bien University, BR, ag J ES OLTe Lg , clock aan. Wath Courmes of stud LIS! N. MATHEMATIC: r Por ‘Nal RING, MINERALOGY, PHY CHEMISTE! ined ‘Lectures from (to 10 o'clock p.iu, Women ad: mit ¢ opening address will be delivered by Prof. wCLARRE of dete -B, Geological Survey tn the Gai: Yes Hil on TUESDAY. 1. at 8 o'clock For Ca or other information apply to Bite themed a FRISTUE, . Dean, HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.—THE CORCO- ran Scientific School vpens October 1. The classes, | Fiich mect in the evening, are open, to oa come For information sbout the courses in Algebra. ‘Geome- | Trigonometry, A Geometry and Calculus, a abe to H. L. HODGKINS, B. Professor at Mathematics, HE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUM. bian College, 1335 H st. n.w.— an increased faculty, opened Tioytenaee ough preparation fur’ College, for the Military Academies and for business. For P. MONTAGUE, A. formation addt Principal. COLLIERE SCHOOL Fok BOYS. Oct. 1—Boys Prepared for Georgetown College. #5-1m* Bes !8Ess,, SCHOOL. — EVENING SESSIONS Berinnins October 1, 1889. At the ¥. MC. A. 1400 New York ave. n.w. Competent "instructors in English, Frenc mau, | Mathematics, kkeeping. ” Steuoers) (Ben! Pitman), Light-line “‘Shorthaud and Tyrewrit. "Briviléges of the school free to members of hp aaao- ciation. Su )DWARD a Eid END, Teac locution, Correct (deep) Brestuing Voie oo ge Oratorical and Dramatic > Action, at 13 $17 13th st. sel-4m Te Cepars. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ress A. 3 L STREET N.W ‘sale hear Connecticut ave, cars REOPENS OCTOBER, MIS Evite, 1916 35th st_ ~ aCHOOL-DRAWIS “AINT! CHAR- rayon aud all hinds ot acroretive work ; ‘coal, Ci tudies for rent, Mrs. PIKE, principal, 1530 Fires Place, between S Tn. wanes ME Tes pacers Ci CIVIL SERVICE ee fully fora Examinations, Bloc Dosti I tions revised. Book Keeping « INDERKGARTEN. MISS TWITCHELL’S a eel ‘Will open OCTOBER 1, + 1530 0 st. se3-1m* hy CONSERVATORY OF MU: a, 913 ave, Thorough instruction, primary au poems wiolin, ke. WIN ‘Bair, oH {date of Now England anic, Be. De Conservatory MERSON INSTITUTE, gle 14 st., bet. T anc Belect Classical an Mathematical ‘Scho for Young Begins ia thirty sieith cat MONDAY, Septem larvard, Yale Princeton, Johns a. Prepares for Hi: kins and other Collees aud Culversities, for ScientiGe Schools, United States Mili and Naval mies, and for ae dak - ag, i You ‘NG, a1 5-3m Principal. ‘ADAME A. PELE (FROM PARIS), 1129 17th st. nw. French classes aud private lessons; best refer- ences, we6-m MS HALSTEAD WILL OPEN A PRIVATE School for Girls and Boys September 25 at 1420 iber of 20th st, corner of Pet. nw.” A linaited oe le — five omg pom will 3 bei 2 application may be made at the school daily from Lote 1? aus, EMILIE M HALSTEAD, _8e6-1m* ____— 201 Q st. uw. taught tl o ‘LOCUTION IS THE a OF ALL ARTS. me 4 "person's education 48 complete without ine Few persons know what int_poware they possess until this Art develops them.”—Saii MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY, 313 6th st. n.w. OCTOBER 2. Pupils enroll for class position any time ber 1! ‘This well-known Col leveluped some of the rofesaionn, talent 4m this co try by the use of HAFTESBUKY METHOD. It has THREE GkabUarixe COURSES ve all desi: ished aud refined Education ip the Enulish 2d. Professional Course in + 3d. Professional Dramatic Course, Diplomas, ‘Teachers’ Certificatesawarded to wraduates, Shorier courses privately or in class. Forty-eight page c: ue free, ° {RIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, Isil T ED Piinary, intermediate and Hic School torboth sexes. Seventh year bexi of nine teachers, all struction in Englisl ims September 25 with a [rgeanoastanet ‘and experienced. Ine business ; in- re rolleyes oF dividuaj ‘trainiug, special advantages to ‘ls and to those preparing for college: ‘calinthenic’ drill ‘The schol ‘is well supplied with, charts, reference Pooks ‘and phynical ahd chemical apparatue. text Without extra charge. The buildiune Bes ‘and no exyense of trouble eyared te Seaciereces tilation and vent fect. Ofice hours, 10 s-iu. 10.12 a. er ual mt Piano, Oncan, Vou Flute, ‘Comues, &ec. Free Beare ea aes Director. sef-1u" CADEMY OF THE HOLY on0e 8, 4313, Mass. Ve, reopen Monday, affords every facility for acquiring » oe Suptis ia muse ‘snd ere Tee “4 eat pile ins pare -> mpeiven beory end technic, aud embraces piauo, ary, violin, general vi and drawing, and peer Ay ODERN LANGUAGES.—GATLLARD'S, J 4 m y prgival steutinc end punter tic eck = oad, Ant a tee ), indorsed by the French Minis: ‘and the highest educators of Prance, Eula for. Bishop Doane ‘reulars.) Gaillard io an ‘Guillard Papst Schools of Kanguages, Washington 1205 F st. Principals: J. D. ny | a late Fiench, Italian and Spanish, the Harp Sd Neca w= V. FRUD HOMME WILL LL, REOPEN HER use of the sods Pronun- cigilon Tenet ia, dir we srl er Siwcoceen _au2s- Washington: D.'. MW PAUL MP roygronug Shep razon. aw. JNoEwoon 1s mem ji. 1602 ADT isan ork from Y | ready | For circulars aud further fuformation EDUCATIONAL. _ LIN WASHINGTON. GyPoneETOwN UNIVERSITY SCHOOLOFLAW 1. Rev, 3. RAVENS RICHARDS, 8.3, 'prceldentot the Ci pits », CHAK a wor PMAN, D. Dea: Pecuity. WILLIAM s. ‘hic ARDSON, LID, (Chief Justices, 5 Court of Claima. om Sod Adwinutrative Law, amd ral parative Juicing cad: = a Sa \-— yr Lect: e Law of Real betate, dence, Crimiual Law. and Denese at Gustice, Suprenet art District of Cobumibie.) ae Cour of Colum! Lecturer on Common Law 1 oe Equity Jurspee rte. jeuces and JOSEPHS. Lecturer ou the La 0 GORGE EHAMULTOR LED, Gh ihe Law of “Tartineentiny Prectice und I ary Law Cirenit Court HAMIL TO! Gourt of Aprwale: Puta. CHARLES W HOPE MAN, ANDI UWARIIN FY Monta and an jonncements for the em. 1 ye and 38:30 p.m, for information, enrollux t. Be Circulars giving course of study, te obtained at be + A. Morr 15th street northwest, or or by letter, to the unde sem & M, YEATMAN, Secretary ete y GUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1530 1 8 English aud French nclect School for Uitie, D TUESDAY rl Mrs. CW, iio, Principal. ing Ladies and Little Girl, We uxton. Reopens October 1, Isso, "Principals: the Misses DORE ees Lan® EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI 1t} will hold the following Clinics during the fall and winver Surgical every Satuntay at 4:30pm. by Profs, X, F. Grabam and CB. Pore Buncieal every Weduenday at 4:30 by Prof. Robt, mare. ‘Medical every Sunday at Dispensar * frou 1 Obstetrical, by Proi. Purvis, will be for semior sta dents only Dental every, Tuesday. Thursiay and Saturday at 6 -F, Dutour aud his assintunte, pai by Prot g SHE MISSES TIFFEY'S BCHOOL and Little Boys reopens Sep POR GIKLS emiber 18, LNNt Corcoran street, [XEKMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY. REOPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. )KUERSCHNER, Prmetpal_ M" ENE Sin Ki, ‘Teacher of Pitino and Th Uffice hours, 10—12 o'clock. Stud _Will resume Jesnous on Monda: = NOO 11th st, Sept. #.ne7-Lau® OUT OF WASHINGTON, 21, Alexandra, Va AND DAY sc Hook jontey. Co., Ma gate Ok EMMA PAE FEMALE Me Principal ‘pd WINDSOR COLLE kare, Windsor Bu Tull ‘courses, diple WINDSOK COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART servatory, Jomiplete Schiwol for Garis, Send for catalogue to C. L. KEEDY, Pres, Hagers- town, Md. ys WE ALE THE ONLY STORE ON 1TH STREET CLOSING AT € O'CLOCK. RBB A cv 0 MMM » a Gb E Nhaw gs 7A vu MMM Sys8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH, 8TH AND D STS. uoTrt HH A nT HOW AA fi T HAH AA uo oT HH Aaa “uo Tf HU aa RRR Tl TER guts RR £ E rh Tk 9 8 RR MU Eee Sys5 oo rrr oo -E © 0 EF oO F ¥ s88s PPP, FFE coc Mm A PPE oc HAA E we 2 EER ©oG Ht A A Tin SSg A L FRE SDs 4 Aa OL kr 6§ a2 be Sss8 aa Luu kre “ssS= 's how we will inaugurate our Fall Season. In coods that cannot fail togive them a wide-spread ia- troduction. ‘Lhe first sale is of LINEN AND DRESS GOODS. Those preparing for the KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Will find the prices mentioned on Linen Goods ® timely offermag. We are showing somo remarkable values, You will surely want anew Fail Costume if you ex- pect visiting fricuds or relatives, and we are showing styles that you caunot fail to be pleased with. ‘The special prices are also & big cousiderstion, SPECIAL PRICES HOLD GOOD FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. 39-inch All Wovl Dress Plails in Cashmere and Cloth effects, The best atisiuabie value for Sue. SPECIAL PRICE 47c. A YARD. ‘39-inch AU wool Flaids,in beautiful dosigns and handsome colorings, 7c. 1s ther rewulet price, SPECIAL PRICE Tic, A YAKD. ‘36-inch Silk Finish Henrietta Cloths of our own im- SPECIAL PKICE 4 80. A YARD. ‘30-4tpch Silk Finish Meuriettas, our own importa- tion. G2iic. is the price always, SPECIAL PRICE 58e. A YARD. 52-inch All Wool Ladies’ Cloths (warranted surunkh allnew colors. The best value suld fur 75c. SPECIAL PRICE 7c. A YARD. 100 Very Elegant Dress Robes,our direct importa- Gon, at $7.50, 25.50, 812,819.00 and $14 cach,and store full of vthers. LINENS. GStyles of Full Bleached German Table Damask, SPECIAL PRICE 400. A YARD, & Styles of Extra Heavy Full Bleached German Table Damask, 64 inches wide. Keguiar price 700, SPECIAL PRICE 570. A YARD. ‘Latest Patterns in Genuine Turkey Re@ Table Dam ask, never sold lems than 5Uc. SPECIAL PRICE 42i¢0. A YARD. Table Sets (Cloths aud Napkins to match), very hundsome patterns, from #2.75 to 88. For Special bale we offer our @4.25 Sets (covers 23g rea FOR 83.60 A SET. 50 DOZEN KNOTLED FRINGE TOWELS, 10c. EACH. 25 dozen of our 350. Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, with handsome border in Vink, Old Gold, ‘Light or Dark Blue asd Copper. SPECIAL PRICE 290, EACH. ‘The above Towel is full 48 inches long. NEW JEWELRY AT SPECIAL PRICES. An ebtirely new Fine Finished Enamel Lace Pin im Pansies and other flowers, all colors, The exact copy of the Keal Gold Guods SPECIAL PRICE 480. EACH Never sold under 750. Three Row Cut Silvered Bangle Bracelets. Real goods sell for $3.50. SPECIAL PRICE 50c. EACH. Solid Cut Silver Single Bangle Bracelets (warranted) ‘only 25c. each. ‘We have suld quantities of the above. Jewelers get ‘Tbe. {or sane. ‘A compicte line of Solid 14 kt Gold Jewelry, Solid ‘Salver Pins and Bracelets, Kea! Shell Goods, Watches ailver and gold. All sold at positively jess than s third, of what jewelers ask you. Compare prices, that’s al) weak, =~ BAUS ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STRESTR