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LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. rr.trr\r? nor t.v. Jar oi Columbia. Maryland.

VtiKuua tad w' mt Virginia. fair, folloucd by light ram in Virginia: slightly wiutr; becoming southeasterly. Vbtibtic ilrmif in fine tod low-price of wail A choice line of artist proof erchinev engravings. water colors. paintings.

Ac. lecture made to order from a variety of moldings, tiie latest designs in gold white and sold, ivory. silver. hitrtl woods. Ac.

i i J. hu7 Pa. ave. n.w. claws, scientific optician.

I2O0 street. Mr.LAN. uoLT axv Bi.rr Dr.vn.n have driven many a men and wonutn to distraction and even Buicide. The thing to do is to use Dr. ley's celery, beef andiron, the great nerve tonic, aud get well.

It banishes disease from the system, bold everywhere. Pastecb Watib titer. 1205 F. All the Blocks in derbies, the Dunlap, Knox. Ycumans.

Miller and many other shapes, from 91 up. Fbasc, One Price. cor. "tli and D. Mantels at Cost.

Gartoell's, 813 7th n.w. Tbexendocs Bargains white china tomorrow at Thk Fair. 812 7th street northwest. Read their advertisement on the fonrth page. Ladies D.ie*se? bought Mid told.

old stand. 619 st. n.w. Tmiris Nothing Mobe Blactiecl For dress than a overcoat. See those we at Eisexas 7th and E.

Manufacturing Clothiers and Sc'btltz Gas Art Metal Sun building. at. n.w. Fine Oil Lamps. est Received choice styles in mourning A.

R. Dslwo, 1306 street. Wasbin'oton DabbED Beef, go to Jno. R. Kei.lt, Center market, 'rth st wing, tomorrow.

W. S. Fisheb. florist. 1125 Pa.

ave. n.w. Before Vol Bcy your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hotke's stock and get his prices.

Visu the Empire Carpet ('leaning Works, 6-11-615 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 787-2. Tbebe is No Reason Why every man should not dress well.

Just see the assortment oi suits we offer at All shapes and designs and warranted fitting. F.wl.ua* 7th and E. Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. 8c "Hot'' Civ.au: Havana! Dellcions' Fragrant! Bct Yoob Coal. Coke and Wood from Johnson Bbotbers.

the leading firm in the District. Hcxan Abtitjcial Eyf.s. Hexflxb's. cor. W.

B. Moses A Hons are now carrying a large aud varied assortment of artistic wall papers snd picture They guarantee their work to give lion every particular. Their two fresco decorators snd designers are classed among the first in the country. W. B.

Moses A Sons. and 11th streets northwest. Furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, wsll papers and fresco decorations. Steaxed Oysters at Mabtin Becker's, cor. 4th and sts.

n.e. Kocimh Lamps. Chas. A. Mcddixan, Gas fixtures.

120K st. Srt That Yoc Abe Rumr Before purchasing an overcoat. It's something you don't buy every day, consequently you want to get the beet value for your inouey. See the styles we are offering at 7th and Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. C1TY AN PAPISTK1CT.

AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. in by the Enemy." Paymaster." Muldoon. CONDK.NNKD LOCALS. Eppu Hucton. of Fauquier.

and Hon. John Gooue addressed the Virginia democratic association last evening. A resolution was aii requesting ail legal voters in the state to report their irues to the association in order to get the benefit of the reduced railroad rates. At a ting of the Mahone Virginia republican association last evening it was announced that certificates for rt duced railroad fares trill be issued to Virginia voters on Saturday. A party of school girls from the Sniciu, feuia.e academy visited the different points of interest about the city yesterday and today left for Philadelphia.

Mr. Wm. E. Mathews last evening read a paper before the Bethel literary society on his recent trip to Europe. Lieut.

Gesst'ord of the eighth precinct denies that he has recommended that certain ofr.cers be dropped from the rolls. Yesterday while 1). B. Murdock was loading a wagon at the freight daoot at 'jth street and Maryland avenue a box leu on his leg and broke it. was attended by Dr.

Boarmac and sent to his home on street between and streets southwest. heo. by W. A. Cook and Cole A Cole, has a bill agt.

W. L. Bramhall et al. to enforce the payment of certificates of indebtedness against lot 18, square 118. issued December 7.

1868. Ao Artillery Sergeant Jlndly Beaten. Sergeant Hofer of the third artillery went into Dudley's snioon. on 13th street below the avenue, last night, and while there a number of persons demanded that he treat them. This he refused to do.

when the crowd fell upon him and beat him until he was helpless. Officers C'cinar aud Hnghes took him to the emergency hospital, where his wounds were attended to. and he was then kept in the lodgers' room of tha Srit precinct during the night. Students for the Catholic 1'nlverslty. Four young men were orihuned priests at the cathedral in Baltimore yesterday and three of tLem come to Washington.

Their names are; Richard C. Campbell. Richard O'Neill, Thos. E. Gallagher aud Geo.

J. Lncna. These students were invested with diacouate orders by Bishop Kcane at the se nimary on Sunday last. Father ainpbe goes to Newport to take the place of lather Koeenslecl. who is transferred to Rockville in place of Father Connelly, the tatter going to iLlt.iuore to succeed ther Fletcher at Patrick's, who comes to the universitv at ashington as a student.

Father O'Neill takes the place of Father Glaab at the (hurch of the Conception, in this city. Father l.i ab will enter the university a student. Father Gallagher also comes to the Washington university as a student with nine others from St. Mary's seminary. The Kstate of John .1.

K. Yesterday in the Court in General Term the decree p-epsred by Mr. Leon Tobriner for defendants in the case of John H. Carll et al. against J.

H. Glick et involving the construction of the will of the late J.J.F. Joachim, as Signed by the court. The decree is in accordance with the opinion delivered the day before that the complainants were entitled to tueir uivtiii r's share ot the property subject to a t. ductioni and dismisses the bilL Kaiu ro tub Caiholic Conubass at Bvutixobe via Pen'sstlvaxia Catholic congress, to be held in Baltimore November 10 to IX promises to oring together a try large assemblage of the clergy, the laity aud tl'e church organizations from the entire I niou.

The extent of the nu-eting has far the original indications, and in view i this the I'cimaylvauia railroad company has arranged sell eArursn.n tickets to all visitors to Baltimore on this occasion si a single fare I for tbo round irjm. Tickets will be placed on Notemner 7To 12. good to return until and ltt' lll'llUI? lil liug November 16. lit want of a hou-s- a good invest- men: should the auctiou sale of 117 i street building. IttOMt.

Impobtei. Abthice Mouihn Kroa and PoBTti 1 ule ot these tine articles will unite ne'e morning at auctiou rooms of ausou Kth sun streets at 11 lock a.m. aud continue o'clock p.m. Tht I'oHwtitm shoulu be seen to be npprituM. It now on exhibiltoti at the auction rooms.

i Book Htu Tula I.vbnixo. An important sale oi ml! at Dowliug this evening at 7 o'clock. It iucludes Uw. medical aud many of thelii very valuable. The ratal emLraces about 7ft uam and it the intention of the autiooeer to el.we ii out iu two evenings.

A Pebexttobt Hale of two building lots tn Union town uear street cars and Nichols Bvenno takes plaec Tborsdav at ft o'clock. See the 1 ALL HALLOW Peculiar Tricks. spells and Conjuration of the Voung Folks. All Hallow E'en will no doubt be observed tomorrow night by many young in the usual wav. The children will play their accustomed' pranks and the young people of marriageable age will try their fortune by nncannv spells to ascertain somothing about their future life partners if tliey to have any.

In gone by the principal Hallow E'en enjoyment for mischevions waa the making of bonfires r.nd the throwing of cabbages or dead dogs, cats, cHckens at the front doors or windows of persons objectionable to them, or they would liang the dead or decayed on the door knobs and then use the knocker or ring the door bell and run off. Another favorite pastime of the season waa to throw stones over the back sheds at their neighbors' cats and if they happened to break a window then they would scamper. A vacant lot was generally used as a place where the dead animals and stolen cabbages could be stored. If on All Hallow E'en an inoffensive colored man did not get a dog or chicken strung about his neck he was lucky. Now it is different.

A REMISDER OF CARNIVAL TIMES. The boys find it difficult to get dead animals or cabbages and now use flour. They band themselves together in groups and by contributing 2 or cents each can purchase a large bag of cheap flonr. Taking the bag to some out of the way spot, where there is no electric lights, they wait for the appearance of an unsuspecting person to dust him with the flourcolored ones the flour contrasts with the complexion. EOTBlNO FOB APPLES.

The apple tub is still used, but chiefly by small boys, as the girls object to bobbing their heads into a tub of water to obtain nothing but an apple. In place of apples coin is now used by many persons, and the one who gets tne coin keeps it. THE PETTICOAT SPELL. The fair who do not care to have others know their superstitions usually try the petticoat spell as a nieuns of telling who their future husband is to be. "Billow E'en niirlit 1 fro to I put my petticoat nmler lay head.

To dream of tbe living and not of tbe dead. And dreaui ol tbe one wbo 1 stii to When entering her bed room the maiden is to walk directly to the bureau and look into the mirror. Rlie is then to disrobe and make her way to the backward, placing the garment finder her pillow. From the time she enters the room until morning she is not to speak to any one. WHERE TRF.

JOKE COMES IN. An amusing trick is done by the use of two plates. One is to be smutted or smoked on the bottom and placed on a table iu a dark room. 1 Another plate, a clean one, is placed on a table i in a room where there is a dim light. The person whose fortune is to bo told goes into the dark room and has to take the plate and I imitate the motions of the fortuue teller.

It being dark the soot on the plate cannot be seen, and when the maneuvering is concluded the fortune is told by looking in the glass. The nctim who uses the smutted plate then finds out what the others are laughing ut. HEAL BALLS AND CHESTNUTS. Making meal balls is a popular trick. Small pieces of paper are secured and the names of i two ladies for batchelors trying the spell, or of two gentlemen for maidens, are written on the These slips are inserted in the meal balls, which are dropped into water.

The name that appear on the first is the name of the future husband or wife. Chestnuts are named and placed on the stove. The one which first "pops'" and leaves the store is the future husband or wife, as the case may be. THE RING IK THE CAKE. The use of a ring is also popular at Hallow E'en parties.

A gold ring is put in a cake be- fore it is baked and the cake is sliced in presence of the entire party, and the one who gets the ring in a slice of cake is the one whe is to be married first The ring is kept by the person who gets It as a souvenir of the party. A OHASTLT SPELL Among the ghastly tricks of fate tried is one in which three saucers are used. Into one a gold ring, indicating marriage, is placed; in another ashes, signifying early death; and in the third water, denoting single blessedness. The person whose fate is to be decided is blind- folded and is to turn around three times before making choice. The positions of the saucers art- changed and then the person, still blind- folded, is to put his or fcer hand into a saucer and thus determine the bright or sorrowful late in store for the blind-folded one.

THE MOCS3 OF FLOCB. TTIE AI.PHABir AND THE APPLE PARING are also popular modes of trying fate. The mound is made by filling a tea cup with flour and turning it out on a plate. Then those present march to the table and cut a slice from the mound. The one who causes the mound to fall is the one who above all others present will not get married.

The alphabet trick is performed by writing the alphabet on a sheet of paper and cutting the letters off in separate pieces and placing them in a vessel of water. The letter that turns on top of the water first is the initial of the future wife or husband. The apple test is done bv removing the paring of an apple in one piece and then whirling it about your head three times and letting it drop behind you. It will form the initial letter of your future husband or wile, A Foot Ball Match. A game of foot ball was played yesterday I nfternoon between the Orients of Washington and the Georgetown College eleven.

The match was won by the latter team by a score of 6 to 0. Tobin. the center rush of the College team, was forced through the Orients' black line after the ball had been downed within about ten feet of "goal line." He then kicked a goal. Scullin and Henchy, half-backs of the College team, made some excellent runs. The game waa called at the end of the first half, on I account of darkness.

There was a large crowd i of spectitors. Death of Richard T. Bentley. Mr. Richard T.

Bentley died yesterday at Koomtield, near Sandy Springs, in the seventy-first year of his age. He was one of the oldest and best known citizens of Mont- goniery couutv. Md. At the time of his death he was president of the Sandy Springs savings bank and of the Montgomery county mutual fire insurance company. For many years he 1 served on the Indian commission and has been one of the most active members of the Society of Friends.

Tlie National Kllles' Reunion. The National Rifles have issued invitations for the Saturday evening reunions of the com- mand for the season of 1889 and 1890, commenc- ing November 2. These reunions hereto ore have been looked upon as the most pleasant of the many popular given by this favorite command. They last from 8 until 11 o'clock, and have been liberally patronized. In order that these reunions in the future may be as select and as popular as in tbe past the committee has determined to adhere rigidly to the rule to admit only those friends specially favored with nn invitation.

An excellent orchestra, under the leadership of Weber, will furnish the music. A High School Boy the Medal. The Navy department has swarded the Bailey gold medal to Alfred Clement of Brooklyn. S. the lad most distinguished on board the training ship Constellation daring her practice cruise of last winter.

He is a of Dr. A. B. C. Clement, and was a member of the class of Washington High school, and a drummer in the High School adet corps.

A New Manufacturing Company. The ltoberts projectile and manufacturing company been formed here and incorporated in Virginia. The object to manufacture and introduce a new projectile, the invention of Robt. R. Roberts of city.

The capital Axed at $1,000,000. The following are the officers. Gen. W. W.

Dudley. Hon. John It. Thomar. M.

X. Ilailey (vice president John F. Lippatd. k. Muri hisou (secretary).

Robert Morrison treasurerI, R. it. Roberta president). John C. Parcel.

John J. Costinctt, Robert Wilson. D. Gallatin. R.

F. Keudig. C. Wilton. M.

P.cnz and WW Dickson (directors I. SAI.K OF YaLVAHLE valuable property will be sold tomorrow afternoon at public auction bv Thomas Dowling at 4 JO o'clock, being No. lli? 18th street. It in in a most desirable section of tho city, where property is rapidly enhancing in value. For further particulars see advertisement iu auction Harry Kpieeee.

convicted of manslaughter for the killing of Baby Kelson, at Buffalo. N.Y., was yesterday ssateneed to twelve years' imprisonment THE OCCUPIED SIDEWALKS. Loulslaau Avenue Business Men Interacted Id the Coining Trial. The prosecution of persons (or occupying the sidewalk on Louisiana avenue between 9th and 10th streets, as mentioned in yeaterday'g Htau, promises to be interesting The first case to be called is against a dealer who occupies the pavement in front of one of Mr. Redman's buiMings.

It appears that Mr. rents the building to Mr. Michael, and that as. Robertson is a sub-tenant. Mr.

ltobertaon. it is claimed, refuses to pay rent on the ground that citizen, no matter whother he rents a house or not. has no right to collect rent for the public space in front of it. The case, he claims, is one not within the jurisdiction of the Police a landlord-and-tenant case cannot be tried in that tribunal. He admits that the space, like all others on that square, is illegally occupied, but he claims that if he cannot occupy that space no else can, and if convicted and forced to leave the other of sidewalks will also have to vacate them.

Mr. ItobertKon claims that he does not occupy as 1 much of the space as the other merchants are occupying in front of their respective of business. The case hag already been tried before a magistrate, who held that the defendant was in illegal possession of the space, but that it beiug public ground, over whicli no citizen had control. his court had no authority. If the defendant is found guilty of the charge against him other prosecutions will probably folio and some interesting legal questions be raised by Lawyer who will appear for Mr.

Robertscu. The result of the trial will be interesting. a decision in favor of the defendant will be a virtual invitation to squatters to fall upon and seize other portions of the sidewalks on that avenue, and this would probably lead to the revocation of the order made by the Commissioners. Such revocation fill cause great inconvenience to the merchants who occupy the pavements in front of their pUces for their owu business and do not attempt to rent them out. In New York the Central Liquor Dealers' association lias raised the price of ale, porter and beer to ten cents a pint.

Gen. F. E. Spinner, the ex-United States treasurer who was latelv reported as dying of cancer, is now said to be in fair health and engaged upon a book on American finance. He is eighty-eight years old.

An Awful Sore Limh. SKIN ENTIRELY GONE. FLESH A MASS OF DISEASE. LEO DIMINISHED ONE-THIRD IN MlZn. CONDITION HOPELESS.

CUBED BY THE CUTICUBA REMEDIES IN TWO MONTHS. CURED BY CUTICURA. For three years I almost crippled with awful sore leir fro an iny knee down to my ankle; ihe skin wa entirely irons r.nd flesh was one ioim of disease. Some physicians pronounced it incurable It diminiab' il about one-third the size of the other, and I was in a hopeless condition. After trying all kinds of remedies and spending hundreds of dollars, fr tin which I rot no relief whatever.

I was persuaded to try yonr CUTICURA REMEDIES, and the result was as follows: After thre? days I noticed a decided change for the better. at the end of two months 1 completely cured. My flesh wss purified, and the bone (whi-h had been exposed for over a year) (rot aonnd. The fleab bejau to grow, and to and for nearly two years rast. my is as well as ever it was.

sound in every rsspect. and not a of the disease to ba seen. S. AHERN. Dubois, Dodge Ga SKIN DISEASE 17 YEARS.

I have been troubled with a skin and scalp disease for seventeen My head at times was one running sore, and my body was covered with them aa large as a half dollar. I tried a (treat many remedies without fleet until I used the CCTICURA REMEDIES, and am thankful to state that after two months of their use I am entirely cured. I feel it my duty to you and the public to state the above case. L. R.

MCDOWELL. Jamesbuxg, S.J. ANOTHER marvelous The CUTICUBA, CUT1CURA BL30LVENT and CUTICUBA SOAP have brought about a marvelous core in the cane of a skiu diaeaae on my little son eight years old. I have tried aimoat all remedies and also tha most eminent doctors, all alike failing, except tin wonderful CUTICUBA REMEDIES. ED.

N. BROWN, I'M N. 16th st, Omaha, Neb. CUTICUBA RESOLVENT. The new Blood Purifier and purest and beat of Humor Remedies.

internally, and CUTICUBA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICUBA SOAP. au exquisite skin Beautifier, externally, are a positive cure for every diaeaae and humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples to scrofula Hold everywhere. Price, CUTICUBA, SOAP, RESOLVENT, Prejisred by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimoniali. PIMPLES, black beads, red, rough, chapped and oily akiu prevented by CUTICUBA SOAP.

HOW MY RACK ACHES. Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weakness. Soreness, Lameness, Strains and Pain BELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER The first and only instantaneous pain-killing Waster. fcfll.KS, F.LVETS, AND BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS. SiDcl BAND CLU ill SUITINO, wide double width, pure wool.

Special Casl: Bsrirain, 46c. BLACK SiLKs. bpetial i.asu bargains, 70c. CASHMERE PLAIDo AND STRIPES, wide double width, pure Wool, new styles. 58c Special in bILK PLUSHES, new shades $1.

DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, $1.50. ROYAL FRENCH SERUE, pure wool, wide double wiutn, all colors, rcai vulue, 50c. CARTERS Casu Storo, 511 MARKET SPACE. NO CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for cash. HENRIETTA CASH.tiEUEa and HENRIETTA SEROLS, nearly one yard and a half wide, all pure hue French wool, 11 colors Wonderful CASH Bargaiu.

only real value, 75c 1 ash in BLACK SILKS. 81.50. FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, yard wide, HEAVY BtD COMFOitTK 75c? il. EXCELLENT QUALITY CLOTH yard and a hall wide, pure wool, urcat CAM1 Bargain, 50c. HANDsOME FRENCH SATEEN COMFORTS, in large, eli extra size.

EXTEA HEAVY AM) IMMENSE SIZE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. Special bargain t.j, RED BeANKeT-S, KlL.Va.lt GRAY BLANKETS, INFANT'S BLANK1.TS. VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers. beiect one of the toUo wiuv presents with a purchase tf 45 A of Large-size Damask Towels, worth 75 a Hali-doZeii Fine Damask Napkins, worth a Pur ol silk Embroidered Corsets, 75c bekctoneof the iollowiug presents with a purchase (1 no or more A lluuusome Bridal Quilt, worth tl.50; a Dozen Fine Napkins, wortu 41.50, or tw Pairs of Large-size Flue Damaag 'iowela. wortu (1.50.

oc-S Are You Interested IN HOUSE If so DON'T FAIL to viait our vast establishment, examine the goods, note the pricea, compare with those elsewhere and be convinced of the FINE QUALITY, EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS and LOW PRICES of our large and varied stock of UPHOLSTERY FABRICS. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES. WALL PAPERS, CARPETS. RUGS. AND FURNITURE.

Below we quote a few SPLC1AL BARGAINS. Read them and satisfy yourself that we otfsr you fuU value for your money. CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. Oil-inch Chenille Curtains, in Blue, Cream and Crim, sou. per pair.

2-yd. wide Chtnllle Curtains, in Terra anu Blue, $10 per pair. Irish Point I from $5 up. Elegant line of Brussels. Renaissance, Swiaa and Tambour Laces.

Nottioghams in Brussels and Renaisaaorn effects. Fine quality of Silk Plusb. reduced to per yd in Crimaon. Electric Blue, Cotta and Maroon. FRENCH AND ENGLISH TAPESTRIES FURNITURE.

We wish to call special attention to an Elegant Handcarved Antique Oak Suite, Hi-inch Dresser. Beveled French Plate, reduced to $U5. This Suite ia very handsome. 3 piece Antique Oak Suite, beveled glasa, 3 124. Our Leader Woven Wire Springs are still selling at are i specialty of those Beautiful Parlor Suites, in Tapestry and Silk Plush, at Good values at $85.

AU Goods at LOW PRICES and MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. A 8 In the Latest Effects and Colorings. AXMINSTERS. ROYAL WILTONS. MOQI'ETTEK.

ENGLISH BRUSSELS, EXTBA SUPEB INGRAINS. THREE ELYS. KIDDIMINSTEKS (Morria BELORAT1A AND INGRAIN ABT SQUARES. BYZANTINE ART SQUARES. SMYRNA.

DAGHESTAN. PERSIAN. AXM1N8TEB. KOLAT. WILTON.

AND FUR RUGS. MATTINGS. LINOLEUM. OIL CLOTHS, COCOA AND NAPIER MATTING. THE HIGH OBADE AND LOW PRICES of omr goods have gained for us an enviable reputation wbicn ws Shall always endeavor to uphold.

Iiemember wu are offering Great Inducements all the departments. Families of limited moans will find it the beat economy to sslsct from our varied assortment of moderate priced gocds, which are of good quality and suited to tha waste of alL JULIUS LAN8BURGH. HVA believed to be paused by poisonnut n.iumi arisfMr from low. nnitky laud or from dncayinir tttnliblt matter, and which, breathed into the luiwca. eater and poiaou the blood.

If a healthy condition of the Mood is maintained by taking Hood's l. much leas liable to malaria, and Hood a fcaraaparilla haa cored many severe esses of distreminr iffertlon yon decide to take Hood'a Sarsaparilla de not be lodar-ed fo buy any other. HOOD'S SARSAPAMI.LA. by all drucpists. Prepared only by I.

HOOD Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE 1 CITY items. The Greatest Bargains of the Season. On account of the Exceptionally LoW placed on these Roods we hare limited their tale to Three Fridav and Saturday. If you need Hhoes now ia your chance, as thsnc are Positively the liiggest Values offered you this season.

Clip this and bring it with you. Lemember, for three days you can get? Ladies' Hand-Hewed Dull Dong, at 45. enr'8 Kfd Hand-made But. at $2.75. Ladies $3 French DongolA Button at $2.

Ladies' S3.30 Hand-made Waukenphasts at pdiss Fine Dongola Lace Shoes at Heels, sizes to Ladies 8oft Dongola Button st Kid Button, warranted, at 15. Misaea Dongola Button at 93c Boys' Veal Calf Button at 95c." Men 84.50 Hand-sewed Calf Shoes at Men Calf Dress Shoes at Men's Calf Boots, pegged or sewed. Men Uress Shoes at The Stavbard Shoe Horse. 824 7th st. n.

sr. Fleeced Merino and Lamb's Wool Underwear from 48o. up. The largest Hue and smallest prices ever shown. Franc 11 One Price, cor.

7t'h and D. A Perfect Slaughter in Crockery Tomorrow nt The Fair. 812 7th street northwest I urn to the fourth page and reed Thl Fair's advertisement. "jlf? These Extraordinary Cut Prices in China and House Furnishings at Hollander English Decorated Ton Ssts new shapes and patterns, Tea Seta, antique shapes, handsomely decorated, at beautiful assortment of French China Tea Sets for tomorrow at The greatest bargain we offer tomorrow is our 10c French i China Fruit Plate, good value at the same quality larger size, 20c. Laced White 25c.

Ovnl Laced Bowls, ar 1Decorated Toilet Sets, hand painted in latest designs and shapes, very Dretty Decorated Toilet Set at the same with Slop Jar. 15c. Decorated Oat Meal Bowls VShiJ? China Slop Jars, 89c. Library Lamps, solid brass, with decorated shades, at a handsome French China Square Cuspidor. the some in colored1 ground Hogers" Triple Plated Knives, A1 Table Forks, A half Nov.

ty Clothes Wringer at COc. Osltanized Slop Pails at at H. Hollander's, 408 i th street. lt? No Greater Boon to Mankind than a few drops of Fred. Brown's Ginger.

On a lump of sugsr or in hot water it will relieve the scntest pain in the stomach or bowels. At all druggists. 1 The Flnc Whiskies handled over the Bar at illige's. 1320 Pa. opposite National Theater, are building up a livelv trade for this new establishment.

Patrons have their choice 9j Fine Bye. Bourbon and Sour Wash Whiskies, also of the choicest Brands of c'8ars. Society and Club Badges, Gold and Silver Trimmings. 8. Mryer, 922 7th st.

n.w. For Headache, Toothache, Earache and Backache Sulvation Oil is a certain cure. Price 25 cents. 'or sale and Hire, Walford, Pa. av.

A F. ocl8-eo5t? A Little While Fine Upright Pianos at monthly. First-class tuning and repairing. Square Pianoa Work guaranteed. V.

Becker. B01 9th st. n.w. "Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual prices. American Hat Fall Stylss Fine Derbys, in large, small and Dunlap shapes.

90c to 81.50. Best Hat made, 209 Pa. Botanical Gardens. Plain figures. One nrice Banjo, Gnitarsand Strings; instruments exchanged.

477 Pa. ave. oc23-eo5t Too Light to Hurt the Weakest Spine Is the Wheeler A Wilson number nine Office 437 9th st. n.w. Smoke and Water Sale STILL PROGRESS.

Having made a settlement with the insurance companies I can now sell Shoes and Boots of all descriptions at half price. Ladies' Fine Kid and Dongola Button, aud sold for and Gents' Fine Calf ishoes, in all styles. $1.50. 82 50 and Bovs' and Youths" Shoes from 75c. and ippward.

Misses' and Children's Hhoes, heeled raiul spring heeled, from 50c. upward. Spring Heels, from 3 to 7. 20c. a pair Call early to secure the biggest bargain ever known in Boots and Shoes.

This is positively a bona fide sale and it will continue until every pair of Shoes are disposed of. Look at our show windows for big bargains Boston Shoe Hocse, H. Goldstein, 912 7th st. n. bet.

I and oc25-lm Blue Slipper. oc. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales month! NEW publications! OPCLAB OVEL8. POPULAR NOVELS. POPULAK NOVELS.

MRS. A. L. WlaiER'S Mas. A.

L. WIsTER'S TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GERMAN TRANSLATIONS FKOM 'l'UE OERMAN THE AI.PINK FAY. Ity E. Werner. Si THE OvSL'rt NEST.

By t. PICKED VP IN THE STREETS. By H. Schobert. SAINT MICHAEL.

By E. Werrcr. VIOLEViA. By L'rsnls von Msnteuu'ri. a 1.25 LADY WITH THE RUBIES.

Bj VAIN FOREBODINGS. By E. Oswald. A PKNNll.fc.SS CililL By Ileimlnurir. SI "jh QLTCKSASDS.

By Adolph Strxkfnss. 41. jo BANNED AND BLLSSED. By E. Werner.

SI 50 A NOBLE or, Donninifhaueeu. Br Claire von Glunifr. BAND TO HAND. By Golo Ralmund. siiVERA.

By Hartner. $1.50. by Bcicbenbach. A NEW RACE. Bv Golo ENWALIi.

By Adolpb Streckfuag. i MAliGARF.THF. By E. Juncker. TOO RU'H.

By Adolph HI rei ki iiks. il. 50. A lAMltl FlX'D. By I.uilwiir Harder SI THE GREEN OATE.

ty Em-l iSert ONLY A GIRL. By WllKelmiue vou Hl'lero ilJSO. DID HE NOT DIET By Ad. von VulckhaUeea. IJ HI LDA: or.

The Deliverer. By F. Lewald. tl 50 THE BAILIFF'S AID. Bv Mariltt SI "A HC'HIIXINGsCOtRT By E- Mirtitt.

OOI EI.SIE. By E. Marlitt. SI 50 By K. novel-txadlnjc public of the United States owe a.lebt of gratitude A.

L. the partly fur the JudKlnent aha haa always shown in her selection of authors to translated, i.ud for the skUl aud Uste Uiat taiS I characterized her verslous. or adaptations. I iudeedit would not be Iietter to rail them her imnrovan.entsoftheorlffin^s.-'-.Vr.o JrsT Ready. FLORIDA DATS.

BT MARGARET DELAND, Author of JOHN WARD. PBEACHKti, etc. With lllnstrations by tonls K. Harlow 8vo. doth.

I estra silt top, This Us charming holiday book and wiU be sore to dalicht every oaa It coataiaa 4 colored plates, 2 etchings, 11 full-pact I'lates, and 4S illustrations la the text. TOWN DATBREAK, NOON, BIGHT. Til OOCNTBT- A lute the V. JjhH', THE BniR. THE AND SWAMPS.

THE MEN. Full of sentiment and color of the sonny laud which it deatribes with pictsreequsnssa in kssptia with its enchantinr auastary aod romaatic aaaodationa. The four colored plates in the volume (low ths liirht cf Florida. The beautifully decorated covar of the book appropriately displays tke palmetto laatAsCVtffr. LITTLE, MOWS riTishlMliilnl II il i AMUSEMENTS.

TH LBAUOH'9 GRAND OPERA FIRST COMIC OPERA IS THIS SEASON. ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY. NOVEBBER 4. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

THE CARLE TON OPERA COMPANY In a Gorgeous Production of tke New THE BRIGANDS. With the FollowlngCastof Washington FavoritesFwrella, the Brigand's daughter Alice I. FragMetta, a young fartn-r Mim Clare Lui Prlnceae of Grenada Mlaa Clan Wisdom Adolph De YalladuliU. her xSa Mario Laagdnn Pietro ckarles A Bw'low Antnnio H. W.

Ixxi Prince of Boboli H. Blake Sunt of tiloria Csuaeis J. Murrnj of Borae De Mem Baron ol Compotaaao D. W. Laoihtcn Domino H.

Ehrent Wfjlllh W.West Barfaaraao .7. MUaa Parker Th? Preceptor. Ellis Pljo, Inn Keeper J. Biversdale PfclMcappa. the Brigand Chief W.

T. Carletoo SEW AND BEAUTIFTL COSTUMES. ENTIRELY NEW AND GOBGEOUS SCENERY. The Sale of Seata Baring 1OMORROW KERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. Eleventh at.

south of Peaueylvania avenue. M. N. Late Trainer of JOHN L. Hl'LLTYAN.

ATHLETIC AND SPECIALTY STARS. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. MCLDOON va. ERNST RUBER.

Thursday and Saturday. oc30 'RAND' MILITARY FAIR Gr St TU CORCORAN CADET CORPS AT THI WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY'S ARMORY. NOVEMBER 4 TO 13. INCLUSIVE. CVMILITARY COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE EACH EVENING.

MUSIC AND DANCING. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. GRAND OPBRA HOUSE. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee Magnificent and Elaborate Production by M'Ue RRR F.ER A 11 AA RRR HII KE A A F. AAA KKB A A Of the Grand.

Pictureeque and Original Historical Drama by Albert Itolaud Haven, entitled JOSEPHINE. Empress of the French. RHEA aa Josephine. Supported by the Popular American Aefor, WM. HARRIS, aa Napoleon.

And Her Own Powerful Company. Next OPERA CO. In the Great New York Success, THE BRIGAND8. oc30 AN OYSTER SUPPER WILL BE GIVEN AT ST MARK'S PARISH HALL, Xd and A on URSDAY. OCTOBER 31.

to raiae funda to pay fur the organ. All iurited. THE GLOBE THkATerT JPd during the Week. MARTINETII BROS'. SPECIALTY COMPANY, From the Folia Bergese.

Pane. ZOE. t'ae World'a Specialist; Sensational Gymnasts. Ac. Popular Prices ARRIS' BIJOU THEATF.K.

WEEK OF OCTOBER S8 Matinees and Saturday. DUNCAN B. HARRISON'S Great Military Melodrama, "THE PAYMASTER." Introducing the Brilliant and Young Actor, DUNCAN R. HARRISON Whirlpool of 4S.000 cubic feet of water. Next ocCS-Ct EW NATIONAL THEATER.

Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday TONIGHT. TONIGHT. The Moat Thrilling and Realistic of all American Plays, the Military Romance. HELD BY THE EEB HN F.EE MM MM NN MMMM EE KE MM NN MMM EEE NN EEE MMM By WM.

GILLETTE. Esq. Presented with Beautiful 8cenic Embellishment and Special Cast. Next WARDE in a production of THE MOUNTEBANK. oc2S JEW NATIONAL THEATER.

IN1 SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3. 1888. GRAND SACRED CONCERT BY MB. JULES F.KE F. EE YY SEE THE GREATEST CORNET PLAYER IN THE WORLD Assisted by Mine.

STELLA LEVY, the Distinguished and Popular Soprano: Mme. ROSE L1NDE. the Celebrated American Contralo; Mr. WILLIAM J. LAVIN.

the Great American Tenor; Mr. fcDWIN M. SHONERT, the Kmlueut Pianist. "One blast from out his bugle horn Is worth ten thousand men." Levy and hia cornet have neen. heard and admired by more preaidents.

potentates, emig re ra, kintrs, queens, print us. princesses snd the "great majority" than can be aaid of any other performer that has ever been heard of in tho muaical world. Admiiaion, 60c 75c and $1. Sale of Reserved Seals at the Theater, commencing MONDAY MORNING, October 28. at o'clock.

CIALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY CO It. HAND 5th n.w. TUESDAYS and FKIDA from to 11p.m.; private lessons given dally. Send tor circular to B. CALDWELL.

114 at. n.w. CVALISTHF.NICS.-MIHS DORSEY'S CLASS AT i Linthicum Hall. 31 IB W. ashington.

opens MONDAY. Oct. 21, at 4 p.m. For terms. apply to Mies DOUSE V.

31'J'i st. ClLASSES AT MY DANCING ACADEMY HAVE BEEN RESUMED. FOR MISSES AND MASTERS ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3:30. AND ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOR ADULTS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 8 TO 10Mrs. FLORA C.

DENNISON, Academy and Residence, St. required. ocliMm AKLINGTUN. Faat btage Line daily from Hotel Webster, 15th St. n.w.

Light stage; tLree horses. Passengers called for at principal hotels and boarding houses. Round trip- including drive through grounds. 74c. ot-'Miu rULODIMA V' Special Partita.

Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern Pacific Co. Address E.

HAWLEY, Gen'l Eastern Agent, Broadway, New York: It. J. SMITH. Agent. 411 South Philadelpuia.

or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent apl7-wAa-7st THE CYCLERIE8. 1400 N. Y. WILL GUARantee to Teach You to Hide the Pyacho Biycletorgl. Lailiea S) eclal lu urs lor Open nighu.

Largest rnliug st'hucl in U. S. my 17 1 719 8TYLES. 719 FALL AND WINTER. RECEIVING NEW GOODS EVEBT DAY.

ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES NOW READY. BLACK DRE8S GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. VANDYKE LACES IN ALL WIDTHS AND STYLES. LATEST IMPOBTATION IN DRESS AND CLOAK TRIM MINGS, GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS AND NOTIONS.

DRAPXBY NETS AND HAMBURG EDGES AND IKSERTINGS. SPECIAL. LOT OT REMNANTS IN BLACK FRINGES, MARABOUT TRIMMINGS, BEADED GIMPS. OBNAMENTS, AT LESS THAN HALT PRICE. E.

a 7IS Market Spase, Cog. 8th st. LUX A A NX 5 Dfj a-B CU UCC II RU OO A 4 I RBB KRK 0 BBB OO DAILY COSJIlMCATOi Everylioe Wot ikenld be read by every economical person. We are oa tie continual lockout to place articles before ran that are fhir aad coned We hare placed oa oar BRAID COCXTEBS. center aiale aa you enter.

of GALLOON AND BRAIDED PASSEMENTERIES.also "SEWING SILK FRONTS" or "BRaIDED DRESS FBOXTS." at prlcee actually tempting. The pnees put tbereoa are below the regular values. which j-o? will discover by compaheoas. Kurt at $4 ia price and range up We have theee roods to harmoaiae or contrast with all the new now in vogue. AUo an entire uew line or beaded passementeries.

either by the yard or In acta; alao PANELS OF BEADS This Department ia directly uppoeite the Braided Passe uienterie counter, being equally coavefcent and Joat aa weU (tucked KID GLOVES. We are aa xceUent quality at Kid Glove, heavily stitchA he baefc. FOR 73c. For thoae ladiee who do not care to expend mach money for a Glove will fi4d here a reliable Glove for little money. Theee at equally aa good aa the more expeaaive Hade of a very pliable qualitv of Kid aad ahuw no white seams.

This Glove bruught right overour counters aud auld well at iliat. Teu might aak why redm. lion, the answer ia we bought 1.000 dozen of theae at a price and are going to five you the benefit of this transaction. SOME ATTBACTIVE GOODS. We ahali place on our LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF COUNTER two decided bargains, which oomprise two distinct lota: One at One let 35c.

The asaortment of HANDKERCHIEFS at 12Hc. are all of the sheerest cloth, with exquisite efleet, and are most delicately executed, you will And about twenty eight diflerent styles an unusually trood bargain. Another lot at 25c. Such values have never been shown and never in the history of our business have the patterns been no neat and pretty This lot about thirty-five different effects, open work hems, colored and white embroidered, with drawa stitching. Ac.

These (roods embody refined taate. elegance and sty le. It Is very aeldom that we call your attention to our immense REMNANT BOOMS, they have become weU known to the average shopper, bat our clatum ia at the advent of each aeaaon to make mention here of some of the more attactive bargains oa sale and then devote our advertising space to other merchandise. What is theorv without a practical effort Some people poeaeas the wisdom, economy, but do not try to materallze it, and many have no chance to bring their ideas into execution. We have written thia advertisement mostly a mediator betweeu thought and action, and to help every houaekeeper to make a dollar go as far as pos sible.

Our THIRD FLOOR ANT ROOMS are Ailed to their utmoet with Remuanta of every description belonging in the DRY GOODS LINE. The following will convince you of the fact; 19 Cases BLEACHED WAMSCTTA SHEETING and PILLOW CASE REMNANTS, in suitable lengths at the following low quotations 9 8, lie. 6-4, 10c. 9-4, 22c. 5-4, I'fHc.

7-4. 18c. 10-4. 20c. 48 65 18c.

11.4.27c. 50 14c. Which ia one-third less than regular value. Owing to the enormous trade in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT we have on hand a large lot of WOOLEN DRESS REMNANTS of almost every style and quality. from the lowest, quality, to the FINEST HENRIETTAS, DRAP D'ETE and LADIES'CLOTH much below their regular values.

Also REMNANTS OF FLANNEL in PLAIN WHITE. RED. PLAIDS, STRIPES, at pncea low enough to please anybody 5 CASES OF DOUBLE WIDTH PERSIAN CASHMERE REMNANTS in suitable lengths, only per yard. Real value 35 and We have also selected about 50 pieces of DOrBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS, consisting of TINE BIEGE, CASHMERES, BROCADES and many others to be closed out at 20c. per yard.

General value, 25, 30. 35 and 37Hc. per yard. This lot being In full pieces we will cut any quantity asked for. 3 CASES OF THE BEST INDIGO BLUE CALICO REMNANTS in good lengths, only 7c.

per yard. Generally sold at 10c. 2 CASES OF CENTURY CLOTH RKMNANTS in dark patterns, fast colon; only per yard Value. 10c. 1 CASK OF COCHKCO "CALICO REMNANTS" ia Bed and Black figured and Plaid, suitable lengths, only CHc.

per yard. Real value, 8c. 2 CASES OF SIMPSON'S PLAIN BLACK CALICO REMNANTS ia different lengths, only 5c. per yard. Regular price 8c.

-We procured a lot of GENCIXE "TYCOON REPS" and are enabled to offer the and 15c. per yard. Worth, respectively, 20 and 25c. Our GENTS' KNIT JACKET DEPARTMENT ia weU filled with Foreign aad Hone Manufactures at the lowest Possible prices. The fact is known that wa have the LARGEST REMNANT DKPARTMEXT la the city; alao the originator, of the short leagth vite you to give us acall and aae for yourselves.

Our elevator will take you to the third floor, where yon will be waited oa with politeneea, proaiptaees and courtesy. A BURGH BR a. A UfffS mptlar wtorri5u rukcr. sevexth. lighth axd ix www? A RRP 1 V7 5 5 2s.

a A IX MTMM fc 5 2 1: II LlXi. LLLLl! KX RKR SPECIAL? IX 8 8 KM OO IU tu Sl f.ClA.L8 IX Every Item in thin advertiee.nent la of Interest le you and ahonld read aixl u.led.arWnlh. but KTOl' WITH THAT. We'd haw you awHle we write about You cau then tell whether thn km BARGAIN'S OR xot Ad entirely new Ioqk (tnufnl with the a- and at flue Scotch No end of Style them. PRICE CHEAP AT mcch MoRI A ape.ial line of A DIES' STOCKIX LTT AC eta, tmM.

perfectly made. the liound miu and will dt to ptrftctioo. the usual price SPECIAL PRICE tt M. We've sever eeeti a better value -we don't think jwa have. A Splendid Cloth NEWMARKET for MIHAFf and CHILDkKN Wul Kite iluiil service tur arbuol wear.

Come to aesorted at) lea of cloth tt to IS yea re. price o.v.vo. advance a rue We would call your attention to our line of TEA Ns. of hirti we are showing a. me nnuaual things.

in ea Irom Sb 50 to It', to vol A auk aa well OCRS to our line of CLoAkfc brlore you make your purchaaea MILLIXERY made or "Special" a line .4 TOMJEft. TLKBANH. and ENGLISH TALKING HATSot Iel? and Velvet, which will be at a I NIPOKM t'Ulft. Tbe) are trimmed In beet materials. at) llahly made, aud worth from to CHOICE SPECIAL 94 4N EACH.

A line of MiW and Children's CLOTH JOCKEY CAPS. in plaiL colon or plaida. worth SPECIAL PRICE 40c. EACH Aline of Children's PI.CSH CAPS, rood quality plush. mad? with pluah bow front and ruck aa round.

worth 7 Jr. SPECIAL PRICE EACH 500 pieces of heat quality Moire, Cn wn FxWe. and Oroa (train Hatln Ever) thread adk Two inchea wide r-r uteris for -O. a SPECIAL IKICa lie. A YARD ROBES.

We have made bbr on our line of PARI A and London combination dress robin, prices wbK aunct fail to axil tbem all out with a rust, prii'ea w. icb have been put on roods of tlu Mint before SOME HAVE 10 yards of plain material, with haudeouie Persian borders SOME HAVE 9 yards of plain niu rial ami 1jds. of bill stripe to match. SOME HAVE yarda of plain material, and 1M faucy for and waiat. ALL ARE the most stylish roods of the aeaaon.

5 Combination Drew. Robes of Herwe. with laacyDorJcred stripe. Never eold leas than SPECIAL PRICE. 86 4K EACH, i Combination Drees Kobee ol Caahwere.

with black ailk braided borders. cannot be duplicated under SPECIAL TRICE. iC To Combination of with fancy allk elerant value at 14.50. SPECIAL PRICE 75 EACH. EXTRAORDINARY" VALCES IX TABLE COVERS.

In our Art TtepartmeLt we have opened 150 4 Coven of au entirely new matenal It is Ilrurvd CheuiUe worked on strour soft canvas material. Vt lornrer than al Chenille and are mu LN I lKlLi XLW worth anu 60. SPECIAL EACH. In our Linen Department we hate received a like of Damask Covers, wonderfully cheap No such valuea have ever been ahowa In Waehlnrtou betore oiie lot of T-4 Eatra line lien.a-i lable Covers, fnured have colored borders Wortlj $1 SPECIAL l'RICE EACH. A ud the follow UK.

which are rapidly and will be rone g-4. worth for 75c 8-4 1.75. S-10 Sifl. a.uo. BBR A MM MM BB AA FPR A A MM k8S.

AAA BBB A A ITU II tOPLLAK SHOPPING PLACE. oc38 7TE. blH S1KEETS, it xx it non II XXX ii KK II TS. II GO la II KX OOO PPP At. A CCO KFE AA AA CO PPP A A A A Es AAA AAA COR A A LLU A A OOO IRB SEVENTH STREET X.W X0 BRANCH STORE.

X0 BRANCH 8TORB. BEWARE OP DECEPTIOX! MM MM IIL II XX F.F.K RRR MMMMIIL IISN NK RV MM III. UN EE KKR 1 MIIL IIX XXE II LLLLLLLL KX kEE AXD WWW RRR A PPP hRSW AA KKK A A PI'P mw w-w AAA 2W A A SiS FELT TVRBAXS AXD WALKING SHAPES IX A1X COLORS AT oocr FRENCH FELT TrRBAXSand WALK 1X0 SB API in all Colon, -i! PLUSH JACKETS, in all Hirea. Good Qualities Mil (4 Ky- PLI SH MODJESK AS. Good Oualitiea.

Pluah (J menta. all at ii uo uu v. mm (u III -W" PLC8HOOAT8. rood qualittea.aU alaea. 40 la loan.

Seal Ornamenta, at -c 111 bargains ix all departments. 7TB R. X. WE HATS KO BRANCH STORK OH 7THST. DO HOT BE MISLED OOCPOXS WVXH TO tVBT PCRCHASER OP 81 OR OVER.

OP WHICH KXimjCS TOO TO A HAHP8QM crayon PORTRAIT OP TOCR8BLP. OH OF TOL'R FAMILY. K1XOAXTLX framkd. AMOLI'TCLY IIU.