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THE EVENING STAR. IIIMMiT OcMkcrtB, 1W3. LOCAL MENTION. The Wrathfr. Offtf of the Chief sionai, Officer, wasiiixkton, Oct.

23, 1HK1, 10a.m.( For the middle Atlantic staffs, cloudy wea'he- wIt'n rain. northeasterly winds, falling foUow.ii in the northern portions by rlsing t4 stationary or a slight rise temperature. 9FECIAI. Bnj.ETTN?the ratv. K.iinv we-itht-r in the middle Atl-int le states will Wednesday morning, followed bv cloudy weather.

VII.I.INKKV and Obiter Coons at i 1 mi ii is ealled In eolurn.i of the large stoeK or miiilri'-ry and la of Mrs. A. ainstag. which i at lion, regardless i si, to make holiday s. coinrnt nees Tuesday 10 t- in a.m.

ami in theevening at 7. Ine sale win in- muiaigt-d Mr. Samuel Samstag. Notice: K'-n noo Pa. takes one in.

w.th one painted, for hkwkmhrk. s. Pennsylv aula tivenue. is t- v. 111 iKI 'ilOSf II III '(up-s of ehiidn-ii.

nuot be excelled in the city. Only -ii. Now Ke e'egart lines of ball souvenirs i.t ii m-nu i din a. it ir is, ami opetnajj in ids of every notion. Mokkwon PrvAi, Statioi.ers* 1 lltit sir, a id sir, street.

I i.ii -ii tin--iy cabinet iphriuu0totehi4 in cttjril any aiiia aw. instantaneous 1'iioio Co. icecream and Charlotte Russe. I.bh.?Tus-p think of it. pounds of trr j.i i infu deli; ious nati.e Juice.

Xunder it at Ttli si. I tr? want of dry goods an 1 notions, silks and line laees, should alien-1 the sale at ill? 7ih at. li. w. see auction columns for advertisement.

Thf special sal' of goods the recot v.ill inytii to-morrow continue nuiil are of. K. Goi 7th n.w. Yksterdw stnion ii. i.eon fll'ti a i in Hiiiiy against oilw rs lor an iiij'ita-tioii to iief.

ii(lanrs fi with poverty nvmetl tliem an or trust from ht. wife. A order was rn le. on aci nt of ii. aortn ilif mllUnr-ry rt-'i h- 'vjoda at T-i-t st; i until llHIH ITOW.

I'l-'-VKiil I I. ir'KK (. I 4.YJ Pa. av. CM TV A NI? DJhTiilCT.

na-1-iisi-jiN. Natmn Korna.iy Ui in '-Vim." Trti Kin-r's sjitviaity in and v.ul? ti-s. I'imk aii-i stasre novcltlca. v. c.

a. "The Ait of Aefinirlni. hy Prof. A. I ira :i.h I.

Otia al i- i t-ssiou of 1SSJ. Cinri'-aK-i! U- iiuiited at 3.45 p. and OX- fi: at I a. in. iday.

ii r. r.osron and Annlf M. Tost on. Ifewlfe, entend suM for libel again: i Julti 1 o. cil, for sl.desn-.

als hy r.s. to ilie icilil ol on, te.iclicr. -Vrs. A. Kennedy, wife of the oorvmau, Trlii'e on t'ne nx-f of Iscr Ikhw on I), iK'twten IHh loili iv fell Ikrouuii a two so.ries.

cuttiii.c Iicim-U badiy in tde face, and iiiit-rual ii'jurii s. las. was tax f5 hr Sliell ent e.vjif sup in Jackson alley. i he charire of dnst I honspson, -in- irir, and II. JIaiwn, was i iu the police Court to-day until next.

Mary Wyir.er^ was fino in the Police Court lor Keeping hrr ir on Soiubj. V-in ke a within oi a deeding house, was llntd bv Judue to-day. a.iid eolop were lined tx fop-tiie this as-! a i k- i laiwi-id eloiinsi'ii bv ting two ix'vcrc on iiis head with' n'eid'il jmilty in the C-nbI mornlii-r tot in thepoUn nd naid a lin i Jjn. 'A in. x.

a of erv wis this hiorniag on a -i Tin- oi-rt said take ihede-! lid K.nds in this eh out he t'i it there ii oi coinphdnt tia- driverse.l irr i rv wattoiis for driving the at rate of An r-rnenis ip- ing (-'inpleted lor the estab- i li- iinein ali? ih pa (-er ilia- 1 (if lo tvdite I by Mr. s. V. i.u* the Boston ilu'j. The AV ONE OF THS A riltACTT0X3.

The -rnh anr.u exhit-itioa of the County A society will be ojieaed ic-h to-tnorrow ari continue through iur i and K. 1 v. rii vo? ieiv have provided t' it, iihusitai or tlous in addition the a-cnei'atiird exhibits, which promise to be i taorv: it 'a or.Un: r. interest. A srreat attraction t.

tii- Indian as It Isl TMstaadoi bdusnfilfhte exhioi- on grounds each day, without extra C. to the ikhmce i.icfn-ks.?Marriatre llc'-nw-s have been fcswd by the court haa H. it. i ift and irth v.estniop I tndcou'ity, W. of r-iltimore.

and Annie e. Jolih John st. iair Mexander and Teresa M. nn F. Fan --t.

of Atlanta, Laura v. Ki Itranson, of ifichniond, and FilM-t of i ie.1 lick, John F. Cox aa.i Helen oi I', ij. county, Md. Trf synod ok P.ai.timore.?At yesrerd.tv's sesrt- h-1 syii'Ml of llali imore, at i olora, ihe i j.anu tl port on c.pii-afton was pres.

by Rt-v. John i. Kn-neh. There are now k'oung men for the mitilstry in I lie church, and 10 in the S- 1 rceoiniueinie.i to the board of i fon-ign missions the the of ior tin addiiion.d liiivNionari to in that I li -Id. I foil? llie reursaiiization I oi lae synod was adopted an to the I of lite synod: -sh ill I he present con-I ot ion of the s.

nod as a ted liody 1 I' d. and the former cunstitusion of I iiesyn'xl a- an liniy to the 1 of The nud adjourned hnalb reai. kstatk Tk an- in fee have been 1follows; I'ompanv to CL Emery, lota r.7. and 0, arj. 305; 14,15655.

ia. K. io it.rry. part lot 21, sq. -N- '-V.

raid to Win. il. Welsii. lots 4.1. al ilti-: i-? F.

iii'ad'ey tO Sara a lots i'? and 13. sub. sq. WniM. A.

Partelio to Man Mj.iyiii^. sub. 15 mi. 1 W. siev.arl loj.

I rM)' I.t-a I M. Heek to Emma J. rur.ieni'-r. io: sq ki? Mme to li. Car) W.

T. io Ida fclu.ve, antl J7. ivy City; TKtlL FOK ROBEINfJ IlER EvPI.OTERS.?Rlla I'ai- is, eoiop who was arr vaodri i -terday bv KatT for i in this city while t. i b.s tl rn as a it nestle, w-js put on trial r. the p.

a.1 ourt morning to answer two i' i Sarah oi No. 1118 ait-iii ifi-d a lot of la.M goods and i iiat p- rrcovertd the house ao I j.i- the Mrs. Indiana Brooks, N'? i aNo the defendant i' as a st-rv which lime Vi' a lot of prop. ihis witness iden' i i an i ii-ius' hoM which the imoi rml trom the house ot the dt! ii i ii. was coiiimuva unul to-morrow -1 the a Ttie bomi of t.a the ei eh iri" i- rne( 1 at 111- 1- An.

r. iiiients to tilt' of a due is given in 'tilt ua i I'm stak. On mot ion of i nl. Eaton, dip1, ting the the blli printing the chart of up ai'ier a ti. iw lit Ion as amended hj Mr.

Armstrong "so a Mi- work oi the eouimitteo, and to pav the 1 the out of first available i'i: tii? Has 'dopt? by a vote of nine t' i tl only one, Emory, oby at of tie-bllL 'i he oilier three i committee who desired a dir1 v. in-, of th" n-soaititea. This was the L.s'. n.tA-tiii^: of the present uuinagers. i TN-JI'M PRoervniMis P.

t'. old il and C. C. Amierson t. P.r a bill against the Haiti- t.

id railroad an lnjuaetion to ii. iatiisir -fn using a switch and conii on Maryland aveniw, 12t-h the i bridge.shifting ars. making or bp-iKing freight and udng the central tracks on avenue for ar.v tether than lar through tran-lt to and the Li idve, to etjv-in the running of trains fpn th- ng bridge to lvtli street at a siKvd that allowed bv Lnv, and that the tra? to the eo.d at Mth an 1 sfivts abat.ti removal. cox mule an older for a nil" itlUinabie on tia iusiuat. Fchntti he spaelotr? sstlesnvms cf v.

li. William A ai Fennsviv ia i avenue, tilled ii a m. ble 11 i.ure, ca'ai alter eh rant and vri iurd is a autifu! pallor suite? a masterpiece of Ing. it.st fe.000. 'I id-, v.

I'd I -4-id rgue on TiiUr.sh;}, C.loLvi' 35th, at ICUA) o'cloc a.m. That may last, newr ho all es, but nothing gives." that he give to whoashs, to V'-ry pn ated, but wuen lie 11 a trans.a tion he should he willing.to live and let live," and not s- rew down to the last Knnv. If he buys his clothes ot lienning he may assurtd, he says, that he is getting his money's 1 worth, and no elTort on his part will secure a'uy hbuleiaent oi price. I THE CIVIL BIGHTS MEETING. Ajk Immenwe Gathering of Colored Citizens.

APDRF8PF.S BY DOfGI.ASS, COL. ROBKKT G. INOKRSOLL, HON. SAMlKI. SfflKIXABAKOFK AND J.

RESOLUTIONS? SCENES IN THE HALL, The interest felt by the colored people la the questions raised by the recent decision ol the U. 8. Supreme Court on the civil rlghfe bill, was manlftMted by the immense crowd that applied last Hfcjht for admission at Lincoln hall, where the meeting, called by a committee of colored men to dHcuss the derision, was held. As early as six o'clock jicoplc bejfan to arrive at the hall, and long before the hour for calling the meeting to order the crowd within the hall was so dense that the had to be shut. It was only by most energetic action on the part of the committeemen.

aided by the police, that the gentlemen to speak, and to sit on the piatforuusucceeded in m-iklug their way through the crowd that besieged doors. While wore upwards ol people in the hall, choking the aisles and all exits, fully as large a number were turned away. Though the gathering was largely composed of colored people, there were many white people present. The crush In the hall was so great that diso rder was threatened indifferent parts of the hall several times during the evening, but quiet was jrb time rt stored without much difficulty. The crush even reached the st-ige and left but little space for the speakers.

Among those who sat ON THE STAGE wr re a score or more of ladles, Including a delegation of colored school teachers. Among those who sat on the stasfe liesides the presiding officer, Prof. J. M. Gregory, were col.

R. G. Ingersoll, Mr. Frederick Douglass, Hon. K.

Bruce, A. M. Clapp, Controller Win. Ijiwrenee, Hon. Samuel Sheiiabai-g j.

K. Rankin, Mr. Wm. A. Cook, Louis Douglass, Mrs.

Bclva A. Lockwood, Mr. M. M. Holland, Mr.

Ceo. C. Gorham, President W. W. l'atton.

of Howard university; Hev. Francis Grlrnke, Kev. T. W. Moore.

Kev. A. W. Upslian, Kev. Wm.

Waring, Mr. John F. Cook, I)r. O. M.

Atwood, lTof. iley Lane. Prof. K.T. tiiwner, Mr.

Perry H. Carson, Mr. K. I). Kuffin, Mr.

W. c. Chase, ex-Representatlve Dezendorf, of Virginia; Geo. Cook and ('apt. C.

A. Fleetwood. Quite a list of possible speakers was announced Iiefore the meeting, but so much time was occupied by the of Mr. Douglass and Mr. Ingf rsoll that the subsequent proceedings were cut short.

It was after 11 o'clock when the meeting adjourned. Rev. F. Grlmke opened the proceedings with prayer. Prof.

Gregory having stated the object of the meeting, a series of resolutions were read by Mr. Lewis 11. Douglasu and unanimously adopted. THE RESOLUTIONS. These resolutions set forth that words of Indignation or disrespect aimed at the Supremo Court would Ik? useless as a means for securing the protection due to the manhood and citizenship of the colored race; but, on the contrary, would tend to alienate the friends or the race; that It is the primal duty of friends of justice to to It that the full an-f equal protection of the laws are afforded every citizen; that the colored people noli the republican party to tbe enforcement of its demand for equal rights; th.it they remind the democratic party of its declarations in recognition of the equality of all men before the law; that it is the paramount duty I ol the colored voter to give his aid and support to the i puny that will give force and meaning to bueh utter- anc- that no more conclusive evidence of sincerity ol Mich utterances can he a Corded than the adoption in the several states of measures guaranteqjpg the protection sought to be established by the civil rights act of 1W5; that the meeting invite the cooperation of all good men and women in securing tii legislation necessary to complete tlie freedom of the colored citizen, and advises the immediate organization of civii lights associations throughout the country.

mk. YKr.vrr.icK nornt.Ass i was then introduced and lu-tlly applauded. He spoke half an hour, reading his utterances from manuscript. Only mean and base men, he declared, saw any justice in this triumph over the colored race. He thought that the civil rights law, ena -ted in the interest of liberty, was entitled to the bencin of every doubt as to its validity, but it had been subjected to the narrowest construction.

1 He urged his hearers, however, to observe moderation in their conduct. The people, he declared, wanted no black Ireland in the United States. COL B. o. INGEKSOLL was next introduced, and Ins name was received ith wild applause.

Before he begau speaking a stentorian voice in the rear of the hall shouted, 'IIuir. il for Blaine!" but Mr. Tngeooll at once quieted the enthusiastic tumult by raising his hand. He for nearly two hours. He had a large bundle of manuscript, on which the legal part or his address was written.

At intervals, how ever, he drop- ptd his manuscript and passed out into the region of spontaneous eloquence. Every eloquent burst I ivi 1 an immediate response from the audience, who stamped. unl shuutcd in applause, i Once after a storm of applause a colored woman in one of the galleries near tlie stage, carried away by the excitement, rose to her feet and I beg in jumping and bobbing up and down in the old ting fashion, droning out some hymn, to whieh she kept time with her feet. The whole crowd at once broke into a roar of laughter. it some diRlculty the neighbors of the demonstrative i woman polled licr down Into her seat, where, having discovered her mistake, she remained quiet 8 during the rest of the evening, col.

Ingersoll de- dared the decision as the worst one made by the 1 Supreme court since the Died Scott decision was announced. He declared the right of the citizen to critici-e the decision of the Supreme Court, even i 1 hough it must be taken for granted that the judges arrived at lit 1r conclusions honestly, lie I made a long legal argument against the decision, claiming that the court in previous utterances had maintained the right of congress to enact laws as had been nullilicd by tills decision. He referred to the Supreme Court of old I days, as having stood by the institution of slavery, and said that it was the last fortress of the eonfed- eracy to yield. He declared that in this decision. instenu of going back to slavery days, the court should have begun with the last amendments.

They should have another amendment, and still another, until the freedom and equal rights or every citizen was assured. He declared that the republl- can p. rty should not be held responsible for this decision unless it indorsed It. When he closed lie he was greeted with three routing cheers, led by Mr. Frederick Douglass.

OTHER FrrAKERS. Hon. Samuel Shellabarger made a brief address in mod'rate tone, saying that whether the Congress that passed the law or the Supreme Court that annulled it was mistaken, the course now was to cor- rect the mistake by a new law. Rev. Dr.

Rankin, the last speaker, urged mixed schools, mixed churches, and perfect equality. The Training School tor winter course of leetures before the Washington Training Sliool for Nurses as Inaugurated last evening at All souls' church. Dr. J. Taber Johnson presided and made a brief introductory address.

Mr. Perry delivered an address upon the nobility of the calling of nurse; Dr. II. P. Fry spoke upon I he nat ure of the training required Tor nurses, and Prot.

Alexander Graham Hell spoke of the corniort and happiness brought into a home by the trained nurse. Postponed.The sale of those fine dwellings, cor- nersth and ostreets northwest, which was to take place tnls afternoon, at 5 o'clock, has been on account or the rain, until Saturday afternoon, at the same hour. See the advertisement of Duncanson Bros. II OO F.TTTT HO MHO OsS.S? V.i i it HO 5 V. 11 OO 1 TTTT F.EE RRR 2 A KK RRR BSS? It 1' EEEU CELEBRATED STOMACH P.P.B TTTTTTTTTT FEE RRR Kit ItD BltH II KE KKR I 15 Ull Us 11 LKK In chroTilc dyspepsia and llvor complaint, arA In chronio 1 constipation and ofher Hostctb-r's Stonuwh P.ittt-rs is beyond all the best remedy that can be taken.

a means oX restoring tlie and vital euervy of persons who are sinkinff luuler tlie dt-biatatinK eftccta of paiufid disorders, this sUudaid vetfutable inv igonuit is untiiualtxL For silt by all DruKgists and Dealers generally, octl I rjAHE LAliGLST SIZE KICKEL-PLATED 1 GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, I Complete, ft. 50. 9. SCUAETER, DEALER IN FINE CHINA AND GLASS. OclO NO.

1020 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND i CLOTHING. norimai Priet lor Civ thing. ol7-3m i 4 RTIFICIAL EYES. a jL 415.

f.ttM. ri.iut'H old stand, 1 mvl9 4 avenue. la West Waahlagtm. The Dash a wats Celebrate in second annifereary 5, club, on High street, last evening. Pwanl acted as master of An was made by Charley Nye.

by Messre. Murray, Hrl iiP Robinson, Noyea and lilebridge and Mrs. Barrett and Misses Beall and hoiiir l'i and Mr. Frank B. accompaniments.

The hall was wlthinember8 and friends, i another part of the building were spread handsomely decorated tables, loaded down with present were Indebted mostly to Mesdames MeGowan. Probey. Mil burn, Shaw. The musical program was conducted by Mr. llarry Noj'es.

A itaky, American guards. No. i a military organization, for which the membership Is drawn from the United Order of has been organized with the following officers: Colonel. George E. Howard.

Co. captnln, Samuel Mocre; first lieutenant, George John schofield, and Jonioml, a James Davis; first lieutenant, rhomas Donaldson: nrst sergeant, W. Nicholson, and corporal. Wm. Kemp.

Express Compan are about to move their 11 18 that the B. O. the they are to and thus absorb the whole business lu tills place. A New Seal for the w. p.

Lutz wl iv llV 110 Justlccs of the Supreme Court design for the seal of tlif court, to take the place iff the present seal, and and will be used on all the onu lal papers of the courts The seal has the same itlu-riiig as the old one, "Supreme Court of the I 'Strict of Columbia," but the new figure is the profile head of Washington, after Iloudon. The old design is a figure of Justice with her scales, which was adopted by the old Circuit Court in 1843 and was made by Edward Stabler, and when the Supreme court was organized in 1S63 the lettering uas changed but the design Absolutely Puke rrr oo a aa ij rrr yy a a aaa oo a a lux bbb a ki1xs flgo a a tinn no bbb a a kk iin aaa un nng go bbb a ak run nx ggo wddd fee rrr po iv de si WW WW he rrr ww ww de It oo odd eeer rowdcr rever varfn a marvel of purity, and wholcsomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be Bold in competition ivith the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. Royal Baking Powder 100 Wall street, N.Y.

ap6 lyhy go witii that aching head? Try Aj er's Pills. TL? will relieve the stomach. restore the digestive organs to healthy action, remove I the obstructions that depress nerves and brain, and thus Mire your head-else permanently. FF YOTT WOULD HAVE APPETITE, FLESH. COLOR.

Strength and vigor, tcke Ayer's Sarsaiwrilla. which wll comer them urcn ycu in rapid succession. 0I8 I Saks- Saks, clothing is at its best. our clothing TCCK PRETTY well fills four floors OVERCOATS ALL THE LEADING STYLES ND ALL THE STAPLE ONES FOR MEN'S, OUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. EVERYTHING IS HERE IN EXTRAORDINARY ARIETY.

WHEN WE SAY "EVERYTHING" WE 1EAN BY ANY STYLE OF GARMENT THAT WORN BY MALES IT INCLUDES LOTS OP ityles you won't find anywhere else, OR THEY COME UNDER THE HEADING OF RISKY;" THAT IS, THEY ARE NOT CALLED OR DAILY. HENCE DEALERS CALL THEM IISKY. WE AS CLOTHIERS. AND THE LEADng ones at have what you want. THE MOST POPULAR SHAPE, ESPECIALLY or young men, are the "newmarkets." here with us you will find, as in else in our line, the greatest ARIL SATURDAY'S RECEIPTS ADDED TEN SHAPES OF CHILDREN'S (ran new things, you won't know what being worn if you fail to examine our tock.

you know we are glad to post ou in styles and prices. SAKS CO. a. SAKS CO. a SAKS CO 310 AND 818; SEVENTH STREET.

o22 Fall A nd Winter ialbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Merino Shirts and Scarlet and White Flannel Slurts and Drawers, 'anion Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Plain and Fancy Merino and Cotton Hose, Vliite Shirts, best in the city, $1, Novelties in Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Vailing- Canes, Umbrellas, w. S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. niARl'ETS. IJ just opened, a splendid line of wiltons lXminsters, moquettes, body Brussels' apestries, ingrains and smyrna carpets, ains and draperies, in great variety, 5ilver lated "Ware.

would call your attention to the espoially low prices. are all as represented, and will favorably with the highest price goods in duralility and finish: Five Bottle Dinner Caster, double plate, Thn Bottle Breakfast Casters, double plate, 99c Four Bottle Dinner Caster, with salt, $1 49 live Bottle Dinner Caster, solid top, ijsl.49,' Four Bottle Breakfast Caster, $1.49. little Dinner Caster, very handsome, fftl 98 Plttin' fmcy aUl1 colored Holders in variety. 09c. to $1 25 solid plate, or wftli glass bowls fnwted and colored.

99e. to $1.98. from 99c. Double Plated 49i-. sett The satiie on white metal, 99c.

Triple Plate Teasiwons. $1.49. Double Table Sjxions and Forks. 99c per sett. The same warranted on white metal si ner Roge? Triple Plate Table Iwoarers A1 Double Plate Table Knives fftl 40 Rogera 1 ripie Plate Table Knives.

Spoons, Forks and Knives of" all the above Solid Wdtc Haudie Table or Dessert Extra Fine ditto, beautiful finish. $1.49 per sett f'ork8 79c. up. White Bone Napkin rings, numbered at 90c Inihvidual Salts, siwer top, with shaker '25c Crund? Brush and Pan. in aU coloi-s, 49c 1 able Mats rn latve variety from 49e.

sett. otter ctro Silicon." the best silver cleaner existence, which we have given a thorough trial for box?" au cau reco'nmend as very buperior, at SILVERBERG'S, 812 7th st. and 313 8th street n. 0020 near Pennsylvania avenue. Japanese scrolls, etc, Decorative Pictures.

jay got1id, 4219th st. CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE uasfPiatolsfiri. Also, Watches Jewelry, q.rand opening jackets, dolslan8 and circulars. 7oC 7th (ttreu. lOUNG'S.

CITY ITEMS. The French Cannot pronoance Congh, but they appreciate and ose Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup. The Breaftfaut Bell I The breakfast bell salutes my ear: Its cheerful tones ring loud and clear. For me It used to sound in vain.

So great was my dyspeptic pain. Pain Kai.HR came to my relief And banished my dyspeptic grief. Pain Killkk made me strong and well And now I'm glad to hear the breakfast belL Druggists sell Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Sufferers from Coughs, Sore should try "Brown's Bronchial Troches," a simple but sure remedy. Sold onl.v in boxes.

Price 25cts. All Goods Damaged toy Fire Oct. 16th, at R. Goldsehmld's, 812-7tli st. n.w., are almost given away.

3 Dr. KlliouPn Heply to Capel. written out by Dr. Elliott, published in the Chronicle of 21st. Extra edition.

Call or address Chronicle, 433 9th n. w. 2 Laroque'fi Elixer of Hiixk Has, for more than half a century, been in use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent physicians as the best tonic and Invlg-orator extant. 1 he weak, the. nervous, tlie debilitated, all lind it to give new life, vigor and happiness.

Particularly a lady's medicine. $1 a bottle. Sold by druggists. W. E.

Thornton. IToprletor, Baltimore and llarrlsou streets, Baltimore, Md. Rhenish Cologne. The Worst IVIonlhs In the year for house vermin an1 upon us, August and September, spread Hunt's Insect Powder plentifully, and realize what comfort means; 23 cents, by all druggists. Decline of TIan.

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia. Impotence, sexual debility, ciued by "Wells' Health ltenewer." J1- 2 "Alderney Dairy Wagons.9* Fresh Alderaey Butter, churned every mornlncr, and delivered In half-pound "Ward" prints, 40c. per Also, Cottage cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet Ilk, 5c. per quart, cream 15c. pint.

We IIate KPIL EKE NN EEE DDD OOPPK PPP er NNN EE NNN DD OO EEE NN EEE DDD OUR LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT vmim? GARMENTS that wo can i before have we been able to offer to the pubbc such BARGAINS. i guarantee all my to ix- first-class in every respect, and prices as low any house in the couiitry. FALL JERSEY COATS. We have imported some choice BERLIN COATS i rices from .25 and upward. These Goods should be Ken everyone, as no finer poods are gold anywhere DIAGONAL COATS, all sizes, only $1 io COL DIAGt COATS, all sizes, only $4.75: Ladies OL DIAGONAL COATS, with Plush Cutis cud Collars, only $5 25 11 CIRCULARS, Fur Trimmed, DOLMAN, Pleated Back, Fur Indies' RUSSIAN CIRCULAR.

Satin Fared, only DOLMAN at $0, with Fur Trimuiinfr, lilies' fine PLUSn JACKETS. Satin Quilted. $22 chau DOLMANS, Trimmed with AstraMISSES CLOAKS AND SUITS. 3hnve shown the best assortment of GARMhrt IS for Children. and wf will continue prices must for themselves.

have only one price, and marked for every one to see it. We are now oflennR an mi portal BERLIN COAT for Children Four 1 cars oidy $2.25, and rise 25 cents in size. SBTi, A mm qSSq A A MMMM 5 8 EB1L MM ''So AAA BBB A A UU SSSS? 416 SEVENTH STREET. ol8 eather To-morrow Colder. WARM UNDERWEAR.

Tlie Palais Royal, In addition to a full assortment CartwriKbt and Warner's, American Hosiery Company's and Norfolk and New Brunswick makes of Underwear, offer the following job lots (which wo have iu all sizes, and warrant to be perfect goods) at nearly hilf usual prices. I LOT 27. 100 iloz. Ladies' Mevino Vests and Pants, improved double stitched, the regular price is 48c. LOT 41.

75doz. Ladies'Scarlet, Medicated, all wool Vests and Pants, the regular price is $1.39. LOT 63. 75doz. Gents' Medicated, all wool, Drawers and Shirts, (Scarlet the regular price is $1,08.

LOT 90. 100 doz. Gents' heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, all beautifully finished, the regular price is $1.00. LOT 5. 50 doz.

Children's Merino Vests and Drawers, from 25c. up, (according- to size.) FPPp sRSs PPP A A I SSSS RRR A SSSS LULL IT 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AYm. E. Wood HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS; MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOB PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS.

No. 296 W. Bait. St. and No.

1 North Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. Bep6-Gm A 5 OO DDD sSSo y. LO AA HHOODDo8 OOAAL HII HOOD SS AAA CCO OO A AIJ1L OO DDD ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, POWDER AND SHOT, BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, At Wholesale. F. P.

MAY Pennsylvania avenue. Get The Best. -THE CONCORD HARNESS." THE CONCORD COLLAR. LUTZ Sole Agents For the sale of the celebrated "CONCORD HARNESS a larKl' sttH'? ivf kinds at low prices' Ev en genuine "Concord Harness," and Concord Collar is stamped with maker's name and trade mark. HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP R0BE3 In gTeat variety at Bottom Prices.

Repll jn, LUTZ 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. Everything ew and Handsome FOR THE FALL TRADE IN CARPETS, RUGS, MATSL LACE CURTAINS AND UIHDLSTERY GOODSL For the Lowest Cash Pricea, at BINCTLETON HOEKE'8, 801 MARKET SPACE. Dempsey's WEDDING STATIONERY. Fashionable, Neat and Choiec styles, and the finest Stock used. ENGLISH CARDS, printed from plate 813 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Qg-lm Between 0th and 10th Ch.

Ruppert. NOS. 403 AND 405 7T1I STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CAUUIAGE COMPANY. THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY.

COMFORT AND DURABILITY IN THE ilARKET. Lawn Tennis, Cronuet. Bi''ycl(s, Velocipedes, Archery" FishiUK Tackles, Wagons, 4tc. Call and examine the Goods. 1 "rices to suit the Jy21 EDUCATIONAL.

pronuncta a evening nun of a deduction made mss: V. PHPD'HOMME. and n.v..gnd Ooltimhii Brtnch AxsAB German and arowv nativeteacher; (lady in French and German. Address Box star omcfj. washington conservatory of music Music Hall, corner 7th and w.

Entrance fifteenth year opens Sept. 10. Piano Onmn Voice, joiin. Twelve teachers. advantages.

o. b. bullard. Director. business college, ltncoln hal1 buil(Imp, corner 9th and stmts and Complete in for j.

it wi.d 8,1,1 nien and women for self-support and nul life. Students received every 1 by Ciivulafs mailed mrs a rSX spencer. Principal. baka a. spencer, Vice IVigicipaL Miss mary k.

schreinfr teacher of eeocution. Vocal Culture and Expression and in shakspeare and general formink fur clergymen anl for rs- 1624 Mass. ave. gPANISH taught at 1034 seventeenth Or privately at sidi-ilce of pupils. taught to fori'iinivre.

orwood institute, session lntt-'ot corps of teachers: Mr. and Mrs. w. d. cabell, Principals; Prof p.Mason, Latin and Mathematics; Prof.s.

m. Shute, Moral and m. ntal philosophy and Prof. a. Skinner.

(Nat klin Geology; Prof. j. r. Rovvrs. Chemistry, n.

nt Apel, German; Mad. cl.evresi 'a ii? Paris), French, Miss au? English: Miss m. Gay. mnlit- Instrumental mihu Miss h. Evreinonti -Tones.

Vocal Music. Prof. r-i. kk'r- Drawing and Painting; Mrs. p.

ilier. Drawing and Decorative Art; Miss j. Calisthenics and Elocution; Prof. l. g.

Msrini. Dancing In hninches not named the instruction provided. tenii8 and other particulars apply to the Principals, at and 14th street. OCu-tOOS phonography and 927 i street northwest. meet each evening at Lessons given if desin-d.

twelve lessons for phonorr-iphors. tuijip with Text-hooks, Copy-books. materials. Lessons, any hour, day or evening. correctly and promptly done at 927 stri-et n.w.

All work satisfactory. Ask lor mckean. oil class french pronunciation Mastery guaranteed in eighteen lessons. Ctasc limited Cards ol $0. Course opens Tliursdav November 1, on or before which date outained.

lucien e. c. colliere, a.m., a native pmfai France, 1538 i street northwest. rational school of elocution anq adalinf duval mack? 1214 northwest. Classes formed, pupils and circ ulars to be at residence.

a i st. n. opp franklin session. Thorousrli in Mrs. 3.

K. FrT.I.ER. W.ASHl.TCTONoSrF?^OFDELWCS<^AX5 Advantages off- by the Natural and the Voice for the puri? of onvvrsation, Reading. Public Address and sin'rini Dis inct Artieidation tanirlit to Stammerers and others juffenmr from painful Vocal d-f-. ts.

Practical attention to eaw and facility in the art of Conmositiou, tauirlit to Foreigners and by simple and comprehensive methods. six-eche? ami the delivery of Oiations, il. a4hntrsor for special oeeatiions. To meet individual s'uwith may Principal refers by permission to Dr. d.

Moigan, Dr. j. m. gregory, otht ra Somcrs, Principal Mt. ernon Seminary, and Classes for Tidies and Gentlemen now open.

Pmate instruction daily. o5-lm John theophil, teacher ol Piano. Organ and Harraonv. Music Siort, 937 Pennsylvania' avenue nor, "west. oC- lm Howe's meth()d the i -lilted States.

Months of study saved by experienced per. No text books to study as are practically useless. With Penmanshii. tV month; three months for $12. Howe's rapd'ba' i 517 7tli stm'ts School' Minnie ewan.

120-i 'jtli northwest, Vocal lt.ssons. Cards at Brown-sischool of shorthand! room 7. niloy building, s. e. cor.

9tli and w. No l.ii anytime. Hours 8 to 10 p. daily i circulars. iL barringeil teacher of Voice and Piauo.

experience Residence, 153416th mmet nwttivnt David s. organist and choir Master, 1117 10th sti-eet northwest. private voice classes 50 cenis per niontii. Mrs. o.

i. converse Four years a pui.il of the celebrated Maestro Cav LaiiiiH-rti Lilian. Italy, i- pni a red ml'thodof voice culture. l'Jtli street uoi tu west. ocl-lm" jp street street northt wath? 'natics.

Elocution, and i pand rud thoroughly pre- Mrs. e. a. chambers, Principal. trrk informs her pupils i 7i i others instruction in ve music october 1st.

Rcsid? 93.3 New lurk avenue. sep27-lm art school-fourth year. ruis. $-j per montli three lessons week comer Pennsylvania avenue and 10th srrtj Marinps danwxg academy, at marints hall, street, 9th. northwest, is now lor rhe season, and classes are lh-intr formed.

Days of ftiwdays, Thursdays, and Satuidays For particulars see circulars. irs. j. l. mcgee's school will remember At 1110 Street Northwest.

TVFK and mrs. alfred bujac wti.e reopen l0lpsr pclecitc seminary. opened reit. i rtU'tu-al Instruction will be driven to Mount vernon seminary. 1017 mid 1kx1 street northwest, it washington.

d. Enters its Nmth Vear wednesday. Sept ''fi lfws. Mks. j.

eddy somers. IMncipai knelish thorough and practical for the year ol the Senuuarj, or for entrance into Smith, and Wellcs(ifevur a)dd tbe "Natural Method." Stevens Hart, Princi. pal of the aslungton of Elocution. a spar Madame Annie lloemerProfessor Anton Gloetzner. Orawmjr and Professor Mesf? r.

octor of the Washington Art the suvervisiou of comptent seid-Sm blcal academy. 1721 de s.ales street, ber20'3m j. p. caflfield. vnixiimriZ Samuel i.

Miller, Justice of the supreme Court of the United States, Professor of International and Constitutional Law. -uuerna h. o. Claughton, ProtY-ssor of Pleadinir Evidence, Equity Jurisprudence, Conmienial and Maritime practice and Judge Of the Law of Real and iMtriuucuK, lecturers. Hon.

h. Wells, (Criminal Hon. Willougnby, Deeds and Conveyances, Enoch Totten, Law of Corporations. l. g.

Hme, Law of Torts. k. Ross Peiry, The Conflict of Laws. Keopens Monday, October 1st, 168a. at the Lecture Roonis, 925 street northwest.

Catalogues can be obtained at Morrison's. Parker's, Anglim's and Adsms' Bookstores, or at the office of tbe Treasurer Lavender, 480Louisiana avenue. New students can obtain information or enter at the Lecture Rooms between the hours of 8 and 10 am. and 4 and 5 p.m., and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

at the office of tlie Secretary, Newton. 8101 street northwest. sep7-2m shelton's fashionable dancing the latest dances taught. Patronized only by the elite. You can Join for a week, month, quarter or season.

Send for circular. au31 -tiin university law school. james c. welling, ll. Pbekident.

The Hon. walter s. cox, ll Professor of the Law ofReal and Personal Property, of Contracts and of Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Hon. william maury, ll. Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Conunon Law and Equity Pleading, of the Law of Evidence and the Law of Partnership.

The Hon. william strong, ll Lecturer on Constitutional Law. george f. appleby, lege of Moot Court and Associate Professor of Practice, The exprcises of the School wffl be renmed at tba of the iSchool an endcourse of two years to the undervisj' at the bookptorea of Wllliani aveune). and of James hS StaS01 educational.

taihk j.ejd?ssi gnnem.asw.il as those to tw Prof, mrs. lrcif.n oolukkpfl ncu. 1m8 i street northwest, puj'us september year begins October 1st mid 1w4. corps of wpm rphe washington c0lij50iate ik stitutr, a and Dav School w1" September a full i of rs at tilt- institute, 1023 lUid 1027 12th "trert nurtliwwt. select school i strivS Hiirli School for both nwitvlxth 5nv-ni northwest.

will wi fn' 1 mk Number of students ph amon advantJircs t.rniK moderate. mmk at time at rooms, aui-am Xilos. w. slins ell Priuoiinl. peb svwrf rjlIIE berlitz school ok languages i ilSSteJ 154 tremont sit.ee 1.

Best of native teachers only; thoronrh v. j- Superior teachers furnished to fskuuliti8- office hours 2 to pm. (sharles Dpsnr. teacher op piano and Violin, kiiwt northwest rixlti muslc lor receptions mid private a seplS-lm Arlington academy.corcorax buildixgt Cor. Pa.

ave. and loth st? p. 1 a l.vt if't aik' Young Mvn. Number 1 to'hi inorp 1 character Kail 10th Day and essi" kw.ss- asf-fis; principal. Washington.

d. c. aul5-3m psl Anna by Prof. a. p.

mt.ntouruo of Ancicknt Dr Oaulftrld io depa. Of a english and classical with 41 ln aiul oral iiiHtru.oei\vi pnh nmnlmtof youmr 'm, wboan1. for rinulars and at lua btll, vernon in'sttti'te xchoot. fob girls -1 wij sKp'l i v. ra Mbh.

c. w. Paiuo, frinciiml. aflss hit.tovs 0 school foe t. uilk errnont as cnut, t'-'nd pol'l immff "dvanctyl trrati 1127 pnik ipmin.

one aguart; froin i hoiua? w. flynn, phivatk 1vvui, Hth an.l northwmt Mitthemafira. gr-y-k. paraiiou for i t1t coniivUtivc exauiinatioiiB. Term, ii! vexing classes.

p. miiansliriauf s'llv't' ryumansmii, Li. a. hibut). au'jii ifm.

si McCAHTEE teachkr at wi st ry of Roi'raiio 'st 's d' Culture" an a lit- of bmgmg. Residence, 43 8 tit it northwest. amy leavitt. of boston r' ItistriiTiiciital and lnr nortfiwefct remove- 27th, to lulj lwh 255u2ss hois' english jjnd classical high n-iii j. w.

hl'nt, vj01 opiti Sepiember 10. ikw, in North Sesaion wrn of Dr. sn.id. rlandV clnm li 4vs milu stiuitiops 'isn't variow inthrouldi 535 mr" uuut uiai a fin ancial. Adams co, bankers and brokers, 620 street northwest, Cffer fjvvfol tn bny or pell crude ie'l liOLEUil, uthtr lor or op in lots of 100 barrels or more.

gi cormrpotdcnce. All information cheerfully o5 ate telegr.vl'h i tt p-s betw'een washington. new york and richmond. h. h.

dodge, Bonds, Stocks and Seniritiee Eought and Sold on Comnatisiou, No. 539 15th street (corcoran building.) Agency for Prince and Whiiely, Stock c4 beoadwat. New Evep class of Securities twnirht and sold otj rommis- i Won in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia. i new wtt2 Wanhinirton. Ordt rs exoc ut.il on the New York Stock at one-eikhth of one per cent conimmon.

Private- and direct i to Richmond, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchangee in those cities and promptly. Quotations of stocks and Bonds and in- i formatsi wrdinp the markets received through our wires ins1an1l1 direct from the New Yoik Stock Exchange. nj Bvy srll it. s.

govt and 1ximk as1l c. gaslight and All otliti- City Deposits rrwived subject to check. We pay speci attention to corftect and reliable information retarding our securities, and are preiorvd at ail times to answer regarding same. harry c. towers ft co? bankers, brokers and insurance.

1420 street northwest. Are Offering new designs in gas fixtures, And are selling single and double Swiug gas brackets, In Brass and Gilt, at 40 and 50 rents each, and other goods proportionately low. We have line of cooking ranges at various prices, from to $150. iron tile fire-places, wifti brass fbame3. from $12.50 to $75.

brass andirons, from $5.50 to $50 per pair. portable bucket grates, from $5 to $od parlor grates, from $10 to $100. oas burners and globes at low prices, edward cayerly co, Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating; 1425 New York avenna a Mends Glass, Crockery ro aa Wood, China, Leatb.il yy aal solid aa rock! aaa as adamant! firm as oo a allllgranite! Strongest, touchest and most elastic gog fee Glue on earth! a Samg aonian Giant among all ee otherGlnea and Cements' gg Absolutely Unbreakable ggg llll uu EEEand insdpuauelno HEATINfi! Lien id! Mends iwku Stone, Patches on Leuther and Lubber Goods Brie or barrel. Mailed only by the pq-1347 Washington, PRY GOODS. Bargains: Bargains: 10 rlecwi plain Colored 7v worth 5 pfrvrs rrmii Black St lk.

woea x.0^> Giturhams. tti w-orth 92.75. 94. 95, worth (4. 9n 10 piwxw 40-tnch all-wool Suitimr.

60c. is all-wool Suititur. 25c. colonel bonktwd napkins, 91. j5.

srti ijk.li'*', muvtv1, and mili'n iron 91 to ft? 50 Our stock never ww so larw or prtivs low geo. lohwiv, 71s vifih AUTUMN AXD INTER RAPS. beatoh perrt, (successor to fbtkt a brother latest importations fkom palns et.f.oavt sku. pl1mi vin. i rich brocaded ivmiJUS.

mlaji ami nfaam mikftk black radz1m1r r.v^mw seai. plush sacoi s. hi oualit1i black stockinette jat kl is am' man genuine camel's hmr anp v. chi cashmere and berlin 60-inchrs wmr black radzimiis ladies' ikculaks. astrachavs and ph siji superb mock oc sll.ks.

HliOCADEK. and velvets. i iii Musi cl1 eh.all looms europe. complete assitk i a1 FNTol lti nit! tf 1 i'ltl ss KAHIiles kdi; i i mn and 1n tlon oism mks french lJOtlTcloms m.l. shades.

ElioM 9. jj to li ii vlai. apartmt st i tohtfdaaji vi w. pla1n and ooh. SEATOX perry, IVrvy Balli' af, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Vth Established rv IIaxdsome Dress Amies.

black rhad7.im1rs $1 50 rhap7.imirs 75 black rhadames 9i.n0 ai i's colored rhadames black orgs grain sll.ks colored orgs ur.ain silks 91 xi to fl v) black velvets 91 to colored velyet8 92.19 black tlt sn 92 00 colored fleshes french ottomans french cashmeres french drapd'alm a 25 french lroadclotus french TIUOOrE french henrietta h' loan esi i uk i oi aran i ij.ij, tyler a chewn1no ott penn'saxv a nt a avfvft W. Snuuift Sosn cloaks kit.k dolmans. cloth dolm anc circulars. jersey jackets, ber1 in coats. It csh 'lA Lariro and Elopulit hosiery and fndi kwear FOIi i ames'.

i misses' and til men. dress goods in c1uhce fabrics. sieks. satins and a el.vet's. and 'l? iths.t vcrj cr-i 1 mourning goods from the al ani i i geinet and bonnet black sll.ks nonpariel velaki i ens ok black and colored -i! shuster one trite.

tt? the bi the cheapest. jo A Special JJaegaixs. brocade stt.k velvets. 9130; fl colored sieks, excei.lent black silks. 73c.

coi.ored all pure wnlth, fruit of the loom cotton black french sieks. 91. 91.25, i' our quality bi.ack french sll Kb redu? t-d from $1.50 to jl i.il Iwivaiti. bleachfh table damask from to liwu. colored black silk bw91.50.

black cashmere aavt.s, all pare blankets tin anotlon s.ilo. 93.50, 9l 94.vi. to $12. on (aoli ilia i won last Jail. heavy bld comforts.

black CASHMlJtES, all pure wool, ar wen. "carter's," 008 711 y.arkft Dry Goods. specialties. chndda all oolora, wi. Cloths, all colors, 40 iltolieu French 54-inoli Tricut doth.

gri'at Baivainx in desirable Dress Goods. larye to wlootioiik from. ht.xk of Brocade a.lvots and black Silks. Colored silkw. "Rliauanev." illoux Surah and Brocadc Silkti in ut variety.

aa'e have Grand in Blankets, TaMe Towels, Napkius. fr. fh voikis. i 1 11-4 tine Blank'-tN. nxluoed frorr 1 heivy wide Hheetinir.

v. lilt-. lOOdoam Childn n's rtfrular u.ad? Cotton in all and np to 25 o'u xlomcif dtjiartuient is full of Itaryains. Ijulies', Geiit'c and Underwear at botujm Stcxk fresh complete in all Prices as low as any houne oau luake tor ol invite and and and who will serve you. one price only trunnel clark.

811 Market Space, SoTfMr. bfck. on 5d floor.htm ampV fm for ami Cloak-maikiiiK at 11 aviiulit pnctb.l a c. oil Dry GrooDa prices and qu.aijties. TTe offer to-dry larv1 h-t of Cloth SuitinfCK.

at 91.10; Trerott Clalli 91 25; OtU uun Silks, all Silk, at 91.75, and lower at 91.25; larv lot ot buda Cloth, Iroin t3c. to 50i in all colors. Our snwk of notipe Linenp is complete, and very tlie pruv. Handkfs. and i unu aizea and prices.

john t. mitchi.i oil 931 Pennsvlvatiui iv nnc. that the "mystery" shirt is the best Shirt for 75c? uts. ofi'ered in orang country, iaihk llj made ul il- tciy uiaterial. Tliis Shirt has been cold in thi? mark, for and thotisands of our is-st rs tcetitj lioth as to quality and fit.

Only cuito for the "mystery" shirt, the best fitting atd uimt uniform in yual.tr of icy uilrt tn the niai-kct. bold only at llbgtxktfwp. mho htn? nr nhwml Security From Ijoss By Burglary. bobbery, fire or accident the national safe deposit company. Corskb 15th btrekt and New York Avr.

IVrpotual Charter, act ol ConKreaaJai.ua; Capital Rents Safes lor to per and all kinds of Securities and Valuablua on special dei-, It at loweat rates. benjamin p. snyder. President. charles c.

gluver, of ltigkv a Oo, Vice indent john Tremsni-er. albert l. blurtea ant. Serrotarr. c.

e. Nyman, Asst. soi-'y. dnucctobs: Benjamin p. Snyder, harW olor.r, John Casta Is.

a. WUiard. a Albert l. hturtevant. Tltuiuaa John g.

Parke. 1 jj d. barb, importer and tailor. fall and winter goods received. Gentlemen who bad troulAe to retting fitted ao4 nitod arc invited to call the Fashion 1311 Pa.

Washington, c. witiflPS. 5 tenth street northwest Canwt LiniuK Shoemaker's Arti-ag PonlandandR Hair. Crocks. Tar, Tina.

ho. mvu.