Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SATURDAY, For the District of Columbia, New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair, followed by rain; warmer; south- easterly winds, Se Tue Very Newest ON. GLOVER BUILDING SOLD.|"Toe Toven The Price Paid $115,000—The Land Valued at $20 Per Foot. The large office building on F street near 15th street, which was erected several years ago by Mr. Charles C. Glover and is known as the Glover building has just been sold. The And kidneys are organs which it is important should be kept in good condition, and yet they are worked and abused by nearly everybody, $2 and $2.50, Waukphast and Police Shoes, Effects in neckwear, fashions, cold-weather in- | Purchasers are A. T. Britton, M. M. Parker and Calf, Kip and Grain Boots. ventions in endless variety. Our window gives | A. A. Thomas, and the price paid was $115,000. . — Foun mere ides of our stock. ; Mr. “Parker toldy » Stan reporter that the ‘Conn, Ae ee ‘nanc, One Price, was hased as an investment NN. B.—If you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparills, : 3 Corner 7th and D, Tae that he vales of business property in hae Gents’ Hand-sewed Boots and Shoes. Kersey Overcoats, Price $15. Gzonor Srransy, 434 7th st. n.w. 216 Sth St. 8.E. 1889, isville, Ky. not be induced to buy sny other. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all druggists, $1; six for€5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 919 Ps Ave ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. DRY GooDs. ‘We are confident that we can show as an attractive and well-selected Stock as to Quality and Style as we have ever had the pleasure of displaying to the people of Washington. Our Prices are as Low as are consistent with the quality of the fabrics we sell. We feel assured it will pay those who are in search of good goods at fair Prices to pay us acall. We name in part the following: 100 pieces 6-4 PLAIN FLANNELS, all new and de- sirable Shades of this season. 200 pieces of CASHMERES and HENRIETTAS. ‘This lot comprises all Prices, Widths and Colors. ‘They range in price from 50c. to $1.50 per yard. 200 pieces of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tailor-made Dresses, from $1 to $3 per yard; all colors. 100 pieces of FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL PLAIDS. The effect and coloring really beautiful. ‘The prices are all right, Three hundred COMBINATION DRESSES. All new designs. This season's importation. Our Silk Department can show some decided bar- gains, Black, White and Colored FAILLES in great profu- sion, all at New York prices. Our stock of BLACK GOODS was never larger or better assorted. Lupin’s and Priestley’s makes pre- dominating. 2 have for housekeepers decided bargains in BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, etc. Our Hosiery and Underwear Department is large, and both ladies and gentlemen will find a great variety to select from. Goods are new. The prices are correct. We have but one price, and that the lowest the mar- ket affords. . ‘One price only, that vicinity would continue to increase. In the fotemanes made of the p! the ground or considered to be worth per square foot, Felt Shoes and Slip) Bubber Boots and Shoes. L. Heisavn’'s, The Largest One Price Shoe House, 402 7th st, See: The Old Lady in Window. ————- You Want One and You Want It Now. A Hat is whet you need. Do you want it stiff or,soft, fine or cheap, black or Trown, large or We can fit you and please you. Franc, One Price, 7th and D. Big Bargains at The Fair tomorrow. Read the Ad. on fourth page. 1t Do Not Fail to Visit Our Tea and Cof- fee wee wees on Saturday, Mandaling Java Coffee, Old Government Java, 330, Javea and Mocha, 30c. Guaranteed to please, and Sugars lower than the lowest. M. & P. Merzazr, The Live Grocerymen, 417 7th st. n.: ie Our Great Leaders. Men's Extension Edge 3-sole Congress and Lace Shoes, price % worth fully €3. Men's Hand-sewed Welt Calf Shoes, all styles, Price $2.50; worth $3.50. Men’s Genuine Calf Shoes, Button, Lace or Congress, at $1.75; worth $2.50, Men’s Veal Calf Shoes, solid leather through- out, at $1.25; worth $1.75, I gitiles’ Fine Dongola Kia rowan en ane joes, Opera or Common-sense st €2.50; worth $3.50, 3 ss apaie Dougola Kid or Straight Goat Shoes, et at $2; wor: . Ladies! Kid or Pebble Common-sense, at $1.25; Misses’ Dongola Kid Shoes, Heel or Spring Heel, price $1; worth $1.25, Boys’ and Youths’ All Solid Leather Button or Lace Shoes at 90c.; worth $1.25, Children’s Solar Tip Shoes, sizes 8 to 13, Heel or Spring Heel, at 75c.; worth $1. presage hea Kid Spring Heels, sizes 4 to 8, at Ladies’ Flannel-lined Slippers at 40c.; worth 50c. Men's Embroidered Slippers at 63c.; worth eon Tue Stan Suoz House, 726 7th ot A Bottle of Speer’s Port Wine, 85¢. A Bottle of Table Claret, 25c. A Quart of 4-year-old Pure Rye Whisky, 950. A Quart of Fine Blended Whisky, $1. We keep first-class goods and sell them at pular prices, Bring in your orders on Satur- Grove Barcatx.—59e. for the Palais Royal's 68c. kid gloves. Svear.—Watch the Sugar House prices. Granulated, 7c. 731 7th st. Come anv Szz Us. Fresh mushrooms, Brussels plants, hot-house cucumbers, okra, celery and cauliflower, and California grapes. C. Center Market (Yth-street GmascLatep, Te. Svcan House, 731 7th st. Reap tae Story of “The Free Bridge,” “Yoppling Pier.” intomorrow’s “WasnineTon SEextINEL. October 26. For salo at all news stands. Powznrvr Orzna Grasses, $5. Hempler's, 434. . rex to the closing-out mnet haane pio old store, 315 7th st. n.w., in ts, furniture, upholstery comforts, blau! , de. ing at actual ae "Jour Laxsv! old oo BURNSIBE POST CAMP FIRE. ARecord Bovk to Contain the Military Record of the Members. The camp fire of Burnside post, No. 8, G.A.R., at Grand Army hall on Pennsylvania avenue be- tween 1éth and 15th streets last night was largely attended. The hall was tastefully decorated with flags, and made more pleasant by the bright faces of a large number of ladies. It was stated that Corporal Tanner had promised to be present, provided he did not have to go to New York, and an invitation had been extended to Commissioner Raum also, but neither put in an appearance. After an enjoyable program had been rendered, consisting of songs and re- citations, Past Post Commander Dr. Huntoon rose and in a neat ‘h presented to the post, in behalf of Mr. George Truesdell, a record book designed to contain the individual military history of every. member of the it. Post Oommander Hendrick responded in a fitting manner. —— es WASHINGTON AHEAD. A Potomac Archer Leads the Score at the Brooklyn Meet. But one of our local bowmen, Mr. L.W. Max- son, is in attendance upon the annual meet of the Eastern archery association at Brooklyn, N.Y., which began yesterday and continues to- y. The scores noted below show that Wash- ington is still in the lead. The wenther yester- day was raw and very windy, so that but few archers from the neighborhood of New York shot. The ladies contested at the double Co- lumbia round, 48 arrows efich, at 50, 40 and 30 yards, the leading scores being: Mrs. D, A. Nash, 110 hits, 525 score; Mrs. E. R. McIlvane, 98 hits, 335 score. At the special contest with 96 arrows at 40 yards Mra. Nash led with 90 hits, 418 score. The gentlemen shot the double American round of 60 arrows each at 60, 50 and 40 yards, The heavy wind prevented high scoring, but the records made were better than those at the recent Potomac meet, The leading scores were: L. W. Maxson, 174 hits, 992 score; G. ©. Spen- cer, 160 hits, 822 score; E. R. McIlvaine, 158 hits, 723 score. At the speciel shoot for gen- tlemen, 96 arrows, at 60 yards, L.W. Maxson of Washington led with 94 hits, 500 score, Mr, Spencer standing next with 82 hits, 378 score. The contest today will be at the York round, the distances ranging from 60 to 100 yards. — tobacco uch ts, ess ve month. It others) ty that, to my mind, none ‘hold their own” equal to ‘Hold Fast.” QUALITY and your customers you. will hold Engraving and Print my first chew of “Held Fast” and will, I know, be to receive a pouch, ir. Sealey joins me in tLanking you lucing a tobacco whose quality can lied upon, and which is exceptional; from stems and foreign whole leaf and in er jay satisfactory to You very respect a rae i Sxo, Yorke ATLEE. teak, 25c.; 2 Ibs. sirloin steak, 25c.; R. beef, 8 and 10c.; N. Y. butter, 25c.;corned beef, Se. A full line of everything in the market, Exon Trstrres for 25c. for school children Sr ALLERY, 459 Pa. ave. Reap The Fair's ad. on fourth page. Svear Hovse! Svoar House! The daddy of the sugar stores. Granulated, Yc. 731 7th st. : Loox at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pa- cific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7thandE nw. Best granulated sugar, 7 cents, For Tomorrow Oxty.—59c. buys the Palais Boyal’s 68. kid gloves. Disrex Att Dovust As to the ais our — and $10 over- Coats by » personal ins) ion. =e eer ee 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Gnasviaten, 7c. Suean House, 731 7thst, Pause axp Turnx. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, B01 and 503 7th street: corner 7th and E n.w., 1620 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown. Best granulated sugar. 7¢c. Our 30c. Java and Mocha coffee can’t be deat. Checks given with every 25. worth of tea, coffee, baking powder and condensed milk. N. H. Bowmax, manager. GranvLaten. Svoan House, 731 7th st, Our Cutty’s Depantaest Is stocked mountain high with suits, four to fourteen years, from $2 up. E1semax Buos., 7th and E, Child’s department, second floor. to Is the Wheeler & Wilson number nine. 0cl9-lm Office 437 9th st. n.w. —<— Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! As a Pain Destroyer no Liniment in the market equals } Salvation Oil. Price Fine Table Butter, Darlington, Sharpless and Four Leaf Clover, Fancy Creamery, in 5 and 8 Ib, boxes, and all other grades of fresh butver. Jas. F. 900 Pa. ave. and 9th st. se27-f4m3m Over 10,000 Fine Hats, So, Chercee orae ees Tl by , small ant an! shay a be to 81.50, Best Hat made, €2. 209 Pa. ave..op. Botanical Gardens. Plain figures. One price. oc21-m, w,féea,13¢ nso ER cae Guns for sale and Hire, Watrorp, Pa. av. & F. 0cl8-e05t* Smoke and Water Sale. “THE BEST THE CHEAPEST." W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, oclD 919 PENN. AVE. NW. House & Hizauxrs EQUITABLE v. M. & P, Merzoenr, The Live Groceryme! 1t* _ 417 7th st, '. The Folléwing Wonderful Bargains are offered for tomorrow only at 8, W. AUGEN- STEIN’s, 817-819-821 7th street northwest: Iron Skillets, 13, 17, 23c.; Dish Pans, 10c.; Knife and Fork Boxes, 7c.; Hatchets, 23 doz. Wine Glasses and 1 Waiter, 25c.; 3¢ doz. Goblets and 1 Large Waiter, 27c.; Ail Colors Shelf Oil Cloth. Je. yard; Coal Hod, Shovel, Poker, Lifter and Sieve, 37c.; Cedar Wash Tub, Wash Board, Wash Boiler, Clothes Line and 100 Clothes CREDIT iia tire stock to be damaged by smoke and water. HAS FOR SEVERAL YEARS CONTINUED H ‘TO GROW IN FAVOR TO SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WE NOW NUMBER AMONG OUR VALUED TRADE MANY, VERY MANY, OF THE BEST FAMILIES OF THIs CITY. Jurors to Serve a Month. The clerk of the court yesterday drew the following names from the box for jurors for the term of the courts commencing the first Tues- day in November: ‘ Bostox Suor Hor 912 7th st. n.w., bet. land K. Sign Blue Slipper over the door. ocl7-20 —_—_._____ Too Light to Hurt the Weakest Spine half usual Styles Fine | empercrs, majority? U u former that has ever wor! Adminsion, 25c., 50c., 75c. and $1. at the Ti Owing to the fire occurred in the rear part of my store October 15, 11 a.m., caused the en- ig made a settlement with insurance com- panies I can now afford to sell entire stock at half price. This is a bona fide sale and no burnt Shoes, Call at once as goods are now on NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. NE™ VOLUME—NEW TYPE—MORE PAGES. Hold Fast to the name and fast to Mr. Alex. Sealey, a fellow clerk in the iting, gave me for be re- ly_ tree itter and is made of N.B.—I mark this “Personal” because I want to thank you mally for the solid comfort Gillette's yaidea Drama HELD BY THE ENEMY. itted enjoy through your ™ ‘i Next Week—Wm. PAUL KAUVAR, Founded on the French Revolution. ‘Under the Management of E.G. Stone, . oct arLez, | EW NATIONAL THEATER. SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1889. Beents. 6 GRAND SACRED CONCERT BY MR JULES LEVY. THEGREATEST CORNET PLAYER IN THE WORLD Mme. lar ‘Boprang: Mine, wing, Center Market, | Ai.ct'an Contralio Assisted by LEVY, ‘the Diati ROSE LIND) ‘WILLIA. the Eminent Pianist. “One bisst from out his “great served Seats © Theater, MORNING, October 24, at 9 o'clock. ECTURE FOR MEN ONLY—EVERY YO! man will want |OMAS of Balt FRIDAY, 1409 Nev the Cel 5 i. LAVIN, ; Mr, EDWIN M. SHONERT, is worth bugle horn Levy and his cornet have been heard aud admired by han cau be ‘said been heard of in ‘commencing to hear Dr. 25, at 8 p.m, at the York ave. Tickets free at office. K™"435 NEW WASHINGION 1 Eleventh st., south of Pennsyl: Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. HOWARD BIG BURLESQUE COMPANY. Next Week—WM. MU and Late Trainer ATHLETIC AND A LPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Curtain Rises Promptly at 8 O'Clock. SPECIALTY Co. MATINEE SATURDAY. SARDOU'S xouoLt x nob Pe dl ba 48 B00 THzaTis : : Pins, $1.47, worth $3.00; Handsome Parlor| 5c. Hoy’? Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! For Case. Wradisiel 8A coca aes Weak oti = Lamps, with Red Globes, 98c., worth 2.00; | —=———» 5°" ER Corn beef 5c.. rib roast 125¢c., sirloin steak i J = ij Stand Lamp, complete, 27c.; Extra Large 123gc., round steuk. 2}; pounds for 25¢.; good | west; John T. D. Pyles, 529 7th street south- — Colored Lamps, complete, 38c., worth 89c.; Fousts 8 and 10c., soup meat 5 to 8e., at New | east; Joseph F. Bradley, 1137 New Hampshire AND Colored Finger Bowls, 10c.; Patent Drip M York market, 3d and Indiana avenue. avenue; Elia Chelina, 225 1st street. northwest; EQUITABLE DEALING lasses Pitchers, 12c.; Chamber Sets, decorated EK 1 SNN coo Eee Seeat = eae te Burrell Nixon, 1232 19th street northwest: with flowers and gold, new patterns, $3.78 KK WoOXNN G @* EE Meni Heats Serge pene ee oreee- | cueca W. Hepsi MG sont Comet Jrorth $7.00; Stove Brush and Blacking, &.;| KK Il NNN G & es Frank D. Shoemaker, 3116 P street northwest; | WITH THE PUBLIC HAVE WON FOR UA | Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets combined: E% H ER Ge Bug wed Sze 7th page for bargains i Matthew Ruppert, 1003 7th street northwest; AN ENVIABLE FAME. THE PREJUDICE $8.69; 33 doz, Silver Tea Spoons, 38c.; Umbrella Se a ag Louis Aires, 1624 Valley street northwest; Jas, Stands, 46c.; 1 Tack Hammer and Paper Tacks, Sp F a = E Baines, ae omy street northwest; James M. HERETOFORE EXISTING IN THE MINDS | 6c, el (ar A SQ EE eer ‘ork, 609 North Carolina avenue’ southeast; @oo! BEE! A : E Geo. M. Oyster & Co., Thomas Gray, Harrison street, Anacostia;| OF GOOD FEOFLE HAS BEEN SWEPT | Our Cigar Department isstocked with a| Po? A ry re Dracex 1s Fixe Borter, Ebenezer Morrison, 805 street northwest. AWAY AND TODAY WE ARE FILLING OR- large and choice assortment of goods—the best 4 AAA o' = - cor. of Pa. ave, and 9th st. n.w. John Miller, Murdock Millroad; John F. Dono-|_ DERS IN LOCALITIES WHERE a sHorT | §9°48 for the money in the city. M. & P. te r : Bat. Wing, uear 9th st., Center Market, hoe, 3f3 East Capitol street; Thos. E. Smithson, i Merzorn, TheLiveGrocerymen, 417 7th st.u.w. Wasuxorox Dursszd Bear, go to Jno. R, | 1231 44 street southwest; J. J. Phillips, 521 7th | | WHILE SINCE NONE BUT CASH HOUSES Granulated, 7c. Suoan House, 191 Tih. 14° 814 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W. Erixy, Center market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow, | Street southwest; Dennis Niland. 1150 20th WERE PERMITTED TO ENTER. a * nea _ street northwest; — H. org a ee New Great Slaughter in Sugars. NO BRANCH STORE. NO BRANCH STORE Tuere ts No Trwe Like Tae Parsent Jersey avenue southea: rank J. McQuade, HOUSE KEEPERS WHOIN YEARS PAST A CHANcE FoR ALL. to get a child’s suit for $2 or an overcoat for | 1323 7th street northwest; Eugene R. Russell, You can save from 20 to r cent by buy- $2.50, 1807 Sth street northwest; Perry V. Hough, 2104] | WOULD SUFFER ALL MANNER OF INCON- Ms 90 pe y aay BEWARE OF DECEPTION) ing your Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Baking Powder, Condensed Milk, &c., from Tug Great Atiantic axp Pactric Tea Co., Eiseman Bros., 7th and E, Child's Department, second floor. I street northwest; William Muehleisen, 918 5th street northwest; John W. Burker, 497 12th street northeast; William T. Lunsford, 1413 35th VENIENCES AND DISCOMFORTS ARE NOW CONVINCED THAT WITH AN INSIG- Svoar! Svoan! Svoan! treet northwest; J. O. R. Kuhn, 3934 N street att doc cae oan! y ! street northwest; J. O. R. Kuhn, stree' F vorgetown, D. C. MMM NRER Yes, where you can get it, Granulated, 7c. | northwest, NIFICANT OUTLAY OF READY MONEY 885 stores in the United tates. MM TE a sd wet ed Svoax House, 731 7th st. CRIMINAL COURT. THEY CAN MAKE THEIR HOMES AT- Beware of Mushroom Coucerns and Imitators, | 44M MULE ie eeee Ei ¥ Beyoux You Bur your carpets and furniture| Petit jurors—Robert W. Blair, 647 H street] TRACTIVE AND CHEERFUL, PAYING ag | Granulated Im MM MULULCOLUN MNEERR see W. H. Hoeke’ nd get his prices. northeast; J, H. Whitemore, 709 7th etreet THEIR CONVENIENCE DICTATES ¥OR Rene cae” Visit the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works, | 8¥thwest; Wm. D. Beck, 1106 12th street north- sumse‘couidits water xuzorme Block Sugar, 830, aND 681-685 Mase. uve. n.w. ‘Telephone 787-2. west; E. 8.V. Alvord, jr., 1710 15th streetnorth- ~ Powdered, 8!¢c. a — west; August Getz, 804 D street northeast; Wm. THE USE OF THE SAME. Our 30c. Java and Mocha Coffee can’t be www Sa A Sc “Hox” Cicar! Havana! Delicious! Fragrant! | B. Anderson, 1215 Ohio avenue northwest; Jno. eae ) pay wwww A ———__—_ McLaughlin, 12 2d street northeast; Franklin Checks given with every 25c. worth of Tea, ww ww Pere 2 Susan Reovtatep Acaix by the Svea | Acker, 103 E street northwest; Wm. H. Scott, THREE Coffee. A sie Powder and Condensed Milk. wow rs Sys8— House; granulated, 7c. 731 7th. 103 F ‘street north*rcst; Geo. W. Barnes, Ben- re ‘ocdS-téeeit MH; Bowmam; Manager Box Your Coax, Coke and Wood from Jonx- nrg ares gee sane oon Se : SAG * — sox Brotuers, the leading firm in the Dis- ; David Arthur. 1224 New York avenue; STORES Go to the Capitol Emporium for bargains in onl jr., 1907 Pennsylvania avenue; E. Dry Goods and ARE REPLETE WITH EVERYTHING IN nderwear. 639 Penna, av. a : Hstreet northwest; Win. King, Capitol Hill, pe . Geo. White, 462} : sai coLo: W. 8. Fismen, forint, 1425 Geo. White, 462 Maine avenue ——— —— LINE, WHICH Creamery Butter, ie. peri oe Loox at Tuix—The Great Atlantic and | west; Dav oice Creamery Butter, 30c. per Ib. M. & P. esos 9% «00 Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cur. 7th and | Win.’ T. cREDIT, Mrzozs, The Live Groccryuien, 417 Tih st Son, Mae 8 ° i Eots. nw. Best granulated sugar, 73¢ cents, | Thos. B. p ee ner B. Kelly, 94 B cizest nerthe: ACCEPTING IN RETURN SMALL PARTIAL Ree ila ak datas It Rae Leaks 5 OOS Wasaixotos Has rt! Wasutxctow Has rt! French, 916 24th street northwe: Lt judge oe Lea PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH UNTIL THE DEBT 18 SATISFIED, A hot coffee teu store, Curva asp Javan Tea Co., 731 7th st. Wer Lowen tue Puick. But not the grade of our goods, This fact as- serts itself in the quality of our $10 suits. . if so we want you to see these goods, as we feel confident the qualities and prices will surprise We mention today a few of our leading ines—Shoes that have taken the precedence over all others: Duvall, 2036 I st northwest; M. A. ‘Tappan, 1013 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Wm. Steibeling, i751 Pennsylvania avenue; Godfrey Goebell, Loughborough road. ——__—_ in all Colors, Ladies’ 1 gola it eq «SS Ersemax Buos., 7th and E, The Choctaw Claims Fee Cases. 4am tljaeal eae eee ane = s . ey . e A ly eq the average $3.50 Shoe. i Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, One of the Choctaw claim cases wus before HOUSE & HERRMANWS Ladies’ Hand-sewed Button, $3; sou. Fa 55 ———— Judge Cox yesterday—that of Lamon against worth Sd - 34. Pere Extra High-cut Button, $2.50; worth Ladies’ French Dongola Button, a Shoe that McKee, on motion of defendant for rescinding the order made by Chief Justice Bingham July 1, 1888, requiring the defendant, Henry E. CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, CITY AND DISTRICT CONDENSED LOCALS. PLUSH JACKETS, in all Sizes, Good Qualities, at 921 and 923 7th st. and 630 Mass. ave. nw, sells eleewhere at 3; our price €2, sass McKee, to pay into court $136,500, the balance Ladies’ Fine 3 bn oon Mise R. R. Poulton of 601 4th street was dviv-| of the sum drawn from the United States | %?-tm $1.90, ae ae eee ’ " a1 mm, 88 ing in « buggy with Mr. A.J. Hurley yester- | Treasury to meet and settle ciaims against the Ladies’ Fine Dongola Patent Leather Ti eS we bed day afternoon and when near the head of 14th | Choctaw award, ped Lace Bals., 2, Sdths B to E; worth oa street one of the horses of the Washington and Georgetown railroad company, loose in the street, ran against Miss Poulton and her shoulder was badly hurt. A colored boy, J. Waddy, was tried yesterday At 81.50 we are selling the best of Dongola and Pebble Button sold in the city. At $1.25 our Ladies’ Dongola Kid Button takes the lead. The Death of Mrs. Prevost. Mrs. E. E. Prevost, who died Wednesday at Elizabeth , N.J., was the eldest daughter of the $7.50! ments, all Sizes, at " ji v. ‘Yes, sir, that's the price—and an excellent Suit it is] Men's Calf Sewed and Pegged Boots, war- BABS ooo in the Poli@ Coart for house breaking in en- ints eprom ee er nee we | Suchet onl een, Sa oe the thing | ranted, $1.75. - it © wo tering the house of Frederick Rest, on Lincoln | sister of Ensign E. Simpson, U.8.N.. attached | tor tnainess, and heavy enough for the esverex | ine Full Stock Double-sole Kip Boots, i © 0 0 w avenue, on the 22d instant, and robbing it of | te the U.S.8. Thetis; also the sister of the wife | weather in this climate 81.75. mi Sy = > €37 in silver money. The case was seut to | °f Lieut. Com. Chas. M. Thomas, U.S.N., now W-e-a-l, wrap it up. Thanks! Now what about Overcoats—lots of 'em, sir—lots of ‘em, Fors starter here's a heavy Tweed Overcoat at Men’s 85 Custom-made Calf Boots only $4, Men's Hand-sewed Calf Dress Shoes, equal in every respect to most $4 Shoes, only $3. Men's Calf Dress Shoes, warranted to stand an additional halt-sole, $2. the grand jury. on duty in this city. Ata special meeting of the Treasury Guard, company B, sixth Detiation, First Lieut, Jesse M. Bassett was unanimously elected captain PLUSH COATS, good qualities, ali sizes, 40 inches Jong, Seal Ornaments, st Surerion CarniacE axp Hanness at Avc- tiox.—Mr. thevtery will sell tomorrow at 12 is $5.87. An Excellent Storm Coat at * vice Capt. Geo. A. Bartlett, resigned to accept | 0’clock in front of his auction rooms an elegant 86.75. * D the position of major of the sixth battalion, | landaulet made by Brewster and_a. splendid Canrt-wear-em-out Chinchilla Overcontaat — | soli louthan Ges Creme Shoes, strictly ae wi aPoe Stssonah Johuston has fied a bill against | double set of harness, both of which are said £8.25. "Dux Staxpanp Suox House, i te 88 oe Charity Ann Hoyle etal. for partition of the | © be in first-class condition, a ae ———. ene shades, — 1t 824 7th st, nw. i ee = b of enku f ra nine, ndsome enoug! —————-—-+—— bere 5 PA acer omg Ppl bill against Mary Srectat Atrention is called to column of stylish enough, genteel and elegant enough to Tey Our Sunrise Chop Tea, guaran- Ann Schwartz et al. for the appointment of a a of Sy ap tcter pie bakers the requirements of the most fastidious tastes, Youf | teed better than any 60c. Tea offered © A de- je receiver, sale and partition of the estate of | Wp" 5000 will,€c., on 7th street northwest, for | choice, sir, at lightfal drink. M. & P. Merzoze, Elizabeth McFarland. a $10.60, , 1t* The Live Grocerymen, 417 7th st. nw. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, The Rev. John G. Ames, superintendent of | > S| pear? Conte for little men. Yea, sir; quite a varie ee First and foremost in the race is a strong and sub- stantial Cape Coat of Vermont Melton, at 92.87. ext in coder a wouet and sightly Cape Coat, of Public documents, Interior department, is se- Fiously ill at his residence, 1600 13th street. The steamer Nurnberg, four days overdue from Bremen to Baltimore, will arrive tomor- Smoke and Water Sale STILL IN PROGRESS. PALAGE. ance com} sell Shoes and Boots 81¢ 7TH 8T. N. W. panies I can now row morning. ‘$3.00. of all descriptions at ag at Ladies’ Fine FP (eta And now, sir, permit me to show you Fa mao ss epee ee Sudden Death. EARS AND SEVENTC Five Siters ea ages ye ie epee 4 THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ‘Suit A splendid assortment of Cutat Sultefrom EIGHT DOLLARS AND EVEN TPIVE c cy BWENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND VikTY CENTS ¢ ol DOLEAS AND SWENtYaiVe CENTS we TAKTE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS A SUIT. geartn? ie ‘nie that} aus in the RIGHT PLACE. SUCH 18 THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT. VICTOR E. ADLER'S CENT CLOTHING Hi PER 927 and 929 7th st. Corner avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICK. Open Saturdays until 1) p.m. Mr. W. E. Butler, a painter, residing at 1112 G street northeast, was taken sick at 10:45 o'clock Wednesday and died at 11:20 o'clock thatnight Death was caused by congestion of ‘the lungs. ano gh upward, Pe EL Shot in the Leg. About 10:30 o'clock last night an affray oc- curred at the corner of Ist and L streets north- east, in which over half a dozen men were in- Yolved. During the affray three pistol shots were fired and one of them took effect in the —— Martin Hendricks, This had the éffect ca oc81 Heavy Gaos Guam Brace Suxs, oe A Choice Minnesota Patent he mae $1.75, M.& P. Deane. = uve hich took effect is said to have been fired by William Cullinane. It is likely that the participants will be arrested. Hendricks 1 was attended by Dr. Bond, who found him suffering ®& severe but not dangerous allm tubes PLUSH MODJESEAS, Good Qualities, Plush Orna- WEEK OF OCTOBER 21. Next week—"THE PAYMASTER” Sale of Be- MONDAY 0024-9 UNG jtimore talk PERSONAL PURITY, :p YALA, oc24-2t HEATER \vania avenue. PLDOON, Champion Wrestler of BOHN f, BOLLE AN,and His FEE CS Eee %ss5 7 “The Most Magnificent Stage Production of the Times.” Company, \ALISTHENICS. , Hall, [ONDA ‘Miss DO! ¥, Vet. 2 BSEY, 3122 P wt. ~LOBE THEATLA, ‘Peunsylvunia avenne ‘Monday, Octover 21, and 11th street. A 2 Miincen 10, 20 and 50 cents, Nn“ NALIONAL THEATER 1G O stew Wehington pas Spa "Wor terme, tt ocr mor the week, Spocialt J ty Co, Gimienion: Sturhe 10.90, SO ana 30 conte, 0021 -6t* SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27. FRENCH FELT TURBANSand WALKINGSHAPES | music store, 925 Penn. ave. GRAND SACRED CONCERT, FELT TURBANS AND WALKING SHAPES IN ALL | FF the benefit of the German Orphan Asylum, By the 50c., Reserved CANE Sth DANCING ACAD! ste. D. TUESDAY: 6toll 5, eireular'to J. XLASSES AT MY DANCING ACADEMY HAVE Cc BEEN WiSUMED. ON TUESDAY AFTERNUON, 3:30, AND ON SAT- FOR MISSES AND MASTERS URDAY AFTEENOON 2:30, FOR ADULTS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 8 7010 * Mi 'LORA C. DENN! Academy and Kesidence, 929 A oc l2-) st. new. for at principal Hotel Webster, 513 13th hotels and bounding hewseer Meret p, including drive through grounds, 7c. oc?-lim ‘CLERIES. 1406 N. ¥. AYE. Wilt GUAR le for Ql. Ladies €5, Special howe tor LAT Bren nights, Largest ridiog schpel ek any’ AKINI's DANCING ACADEMY MASS f a of Pupils OCTOBER 16, stand 7:30 clock pms incharge of PROF. Instructor of at the U.S, FALL AND WINTER. 719 LANS= BURGH & BRO. BOTICE OF REMOVAL, letter, &c., enclosing | Both the December and January numbers will be holi- | We moved our Fan sed. The aary Department next to the Station will be put to its legitimate use, for I | 48¥ issues. No home where there are young people to used ‘Hold Fast” for the last seven | be influenced and educated can afford to be without ery Department—we had to do this to make room for our Handkerchief Department, the sales of which are eo increasing we needed the room. In order to get you accustomed to our new place for FANS we will ak low 2 discount of 10 per ceut on any FAX for the next ten daya. FINE GAUZE FANS, NICE OSTRICH FANS, GATIN OR SILK FANS, PARTY FANS, RECEPTION FANS, MOURNING FANS In fact FANS for all occasions. Remember we allow yous Reduction of 10 PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICES FOR TEN DAYS. LANSBURGH & BRO NOVELTIES IN POCKET BOOKS, One would be surprised to see the many idessin Pocket Books. Where do all these ideas spring from? Something Fresh all the while We carry an excellent Sesortment of FINE LEATHER GOODS, such as POCKET BOOKS, PURSES, BILL BOOKS, WAL- LETS and CHATELAINES, ‘Then we carry the full assortment of the Cheaper Grade :for instance, we bave now an ALL-LEATHER LEATHER-LINED BOOK for 50c. ABOUT 25 DIFFERENT STYLE BOOKS for 250, PURSES WITH NEW ATTACHMENT, 25c. POCKET BOOKS. At 25c. we are showing some extreme oddities im shapes as well as materiale This line we know tobe ‘the largest in the city. ‘Then our 50c, POCKET BOOKS you will find in Imitation Seal, Imitation Russia Leather, with Oxi- dized @immings and Clasps; well made and finished. The New PARIS NOVELTY PURSE, made of Cha- ‘Mois Skin, of different shades, with Antique Oxidized Coverings, at 25c. OXIDIZED MATCH BOXES, desirable size, at 250, in half dozen patterns. WRITING DESKS in Seal, Russia or Ooze Leather in prices to suit yourself. LANSBURGH & BRO, LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT, ‘Bight before you as you exter, INFANTS’ WEAR. If parents would like to see pretty guods for their Little ones we invite them to see our stock. You don't eed to buy enything. You can walk around and admire the unlimited number of pretty things. When we invite you to admire we don't want you to feel as if you had to purchase. We have iustructed our people accoré- ingly. INFANTS BOOTERES, 25c. aud 500.) INFANTS’ LEGGING, 60c., 75c., $1. INFANTS’ SACQUES, 490. to 94.98, INFANTS’ AFGHANS, $2.98 up to $9.98. INFANTS’ SHORT COATS, $1.98 to 619.98. INFANTS’ LONG COATS, $2.98 to 625. INFANTS’ MITTS, FLANNEL SHAWLS, SLIPS, SKIRTS, DRESSES and everything else to finish out the trossesu of the **boss of the family.” LANSBUBGH & BRO CORSETS. ‘We don't claim that we carry all the Corsets, but this much we do maintain, if we cannot suit you no ope elsecan, We have CORSETS for 50c., 75e. and $1 but what we excel iuare the better makes of COR SETS. We would prefer selling s reliable CORSET, There is more satisfaction for you andus. They t Detter, wear better and look better. Although we guarantee the wear of any CORSET you buy from us, we PROMISE TO GIVE YOU ANOTHER CORSET IF ONE OF OURS BREAK IN ANY REA- SONABLE LENGTH OF TIME. Ain't this fair deal- ing? We stock the PD. C.P.8, R &G, THOMPSON, WARNER'S, ©.B, HEB MAJESTY and all the Different Dress Forma, BUSTS AND BUSTLES also here with us, Prices Always Correct, LANSBUBGH & BRO, OUR INFANTS WEAB AND CORSET DEPAR®- MENT On Second Floor, kept separated from all other stock and easily reached by elevator or easy-going stair. Bere is where we lead. ‘We have everything from the smallest ornament to the most expensive “Front” in either the BRAIDED or BEADED PASSEMENTERIE. Also ali the PLAIN AND FANCY BRAIDS now ‘used to harmonise or contrast with the newest goods now worn. ‘You owe it to yourself, in » spirit of int@fest amd ‘economy, to visit our large Ketebiehinent often.