Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1880, Page 4

‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CutRY SIGNAL OFFICER WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. 1550, 9:3) am. Fer the middie 4 staies cloudy and threaten!ng weather with light rains, northeast to northwest winds, lower barometer, station- ary or lower temperature. RANGE OF THE TURRMOMZTER. ‘The following are the reartings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a.m, 530; 56 LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Bation —Meggle Mitchell in “Jane Eyr Ford's Opera House. —’Tne Galley Slave.” Masenic Ternple.—Falr for benetit St. Vincent's asylum. Condensed Locals. Tne double-sheet Stak of to-morrow will be an unusually attractive number. Advertisers ease serd tn their orders early. Dr. Byron Sunderland was attacked with astroke of paralysis yesterday walle passing down ith street towards Ballantyne’s book- store. He was assisted to Kolb’s drug store, & carriage was called ang he was conveyed to his home on € street, where Dr. Ashford wascalle] in end rendered medical aid. Soon afterwards the patient was able to walk up stairs, and under the care of Dr. Ashford has considerably mproved to-day and was able to be tn hisstudy this afternoon. ‘The District government has had put up in the Peabody school bullding, on Capttol Hill, the air clock system of time keeping to Insure uniformity in the clocks about the ballding. ‘The work was fone by Mr. L. H. Schneider, of this city. The same system 1s being pla: in the new Georgetown college bullding. Mr. LE. Walker, of the supervising ar-hl- teet’s oflice, Treastry department, died .st €vening. He was the photographer of the de- partment, a position whichghe had held ior heariy 25 years. His deaths universally re- grettéd in the office and by his many friends outside. The Sout mocrats met last night at Becker's hall; the vice president, ED. Wright, ip the chair, and W. E. Thomas secre. tary. ‘The attendance was unusually large. ‘The committee of twent ct funds for campaign purposes rey which will be sent direct to extinguished at Yesterday © brass mounted Tecovered a set of | 85 stolen as found at the’ hors: venue, where it had b: peper of a junk ng of thieves have becn SUEET SOU bazaar on Lout left for sale by alanx, of C32 ch has be: ot ing portion 3 train. NATIONAL farewell be: sie Mitchell takesa .vonal this eveaing, ane Eyre’—a strong teal TATE CoNTEST.—The argu- ot tue estateof Mrs. Ann concluded in the Probate "e Cox has taken the case un- ease Lie will was pro- ppolnted, accounts ren- jered and tade, and the large property pased into the possess: these supposed 1 cenuy Win. M. ¢ tn the state of Ti tions for the proba'e Gt ihe will to be reve £0 that they may assati the will as not hav: been executed in conformity with law. The re- fs arg is the last viving executor, and he clams that the 7 ers committed gross laches; th w Of the probate in the month otM } could then have learacd all they ¢ ave ascertained since; that they have waited unt‘l the death of two exec’ instituting the proceedings for revocation of Probating. THe Wasnr > Feme.—An enthust Col, Moore's command—' last evening on their ret a ‘The members of the c Y Who retained at bome, escorting the Luton Veterans’ cor, who were thety guests. marched in fuil unifo: tothe Baltimore and Potomac depot, where returning members were received. “Thi march was then formes, headed b: band, which accompanied the corps to Avian Sky rockets, colored Nguis and calelumn lig’ Muminated the ene asthe column m up the avenue, the soldters we edly ebeered. ‘At the armo fine coli: had teen prepared, which was enjoyed by tie members of the corps and their guests, the Unien Veteran corps. Mr. E. G. Da speech, lcomed the company home, Moore Lil Sp thanking the members for thelr Kindly reception, and stating that thelr visit to Atlanta had been a one. mit has just been Deposit com; to enlarge their companys’ bu and New Ye Wa ameng ner of 15th The storage of be pany ed fo make this improve.neat ree MS faciiilles tor accommodating its G busines teen! incre: Scortisn Rite Masoyxs.—The Supreme Conn Gil, Ancient und Accepted Scottish Kile Masons. terminsted its si a Dr. Batchelor of Heutenant the thircy FrOW Was held last ibe fifteen Ged Fince f propriately decor green, with at > | The East was ap- | d with flowers and ever- | of fifteen lighte1 tapers, | at Huzaber of departed bre 3 bearing their names were di arcund the church. The services we lackey, Venerabie the ceremonies were interest. A select holr was tmprovised for the | cceasion. At t sion the merabers of the Counetl wer where the a banquet | ziven 338 dege ft was an elegan' alr, and the men was | ereditable to all concerned. THR National BEavririzk.—So many thous. | ahds Ot ladies bave expressed tbetr grateful ap reclation of Mrs. Thompson's labors that she aS earned and received the above Utle. Sue n arrive at the Riggs with a lary: pP!y of ber famous patent waves, arranzed to sult every face and guaranteed to mike Plain faces handsomer and younger. She will remain only a few + | A ConoKe» Woway Nateranizgp. —Tht mornive, tn court in General Tera, | Gregoria §, pd woman, a native ot Havana, Cuda, the oath of Becgne a ber part visu bg her naive ears, appeared and took © the United States to This a ‘THRE Finest, as ¥ are made up’ in clothing Bouse Ya. ave. Also ell as oi ree {BK ro’ 2 been F corded a3 foil Baker M. ul. to Jas. S. Edwards et trustees, lot 151, leasant; $159, to Isaiait Shoemwiker, lo" Gu Rockyti $1,000. W. P. Flaberty to Martha south half lot S, 78. CC. Bester al. to Martha E. 3 5; $3,500. W. A. Gordon, iru: rginia KE. Plecreti, to 4 and part 5. $4. Evzaoeth A. Smith to A. Kiel loi George D. Todd to Clark & Bri 1: $3, Is 5° STATES AND 13 TRRRITORIES Of the U. the iubaditants use Dr: Ball’s Cough Syrup. STBAWENG MR. Coxcouan’s 198 Pesex.—This morning, tn the Pojice Court, Jon Smaltwood. Wilitem, ailas Jos. Batley, Kichard stewart and Jobn Brown, colored, were charged with eraid larceny, in Having, on the iziu Oc this mach stolen 3) feet of cast iron fence, valued a’ $i) trom Mr. W. W. Corcoran’s house. Patric: Conroy, the watchman at Mr. Corcoran’s hows, testired to seeing these men working around the premises, and to missing the fence. Omer Kirby testified that he found some of the ratitog | met last night an | Watton. The oiticers are: Wm. F. Cooper, pre. | pursued. mthe junk shop of Mr. Kosenhelm, corner of loth a @ C streets northwest. Cnas. Crump, the ek rk In the junk shop. testified to havi: bought 306 of tron fence from Su-a'l- word end like 3 sample Of Mr. Corcoran’s fevee, which shown him by tae officer. Synod of Baltimore. CLOSING SESSICN YESTERDAY. ‘The synod of Baltimore, composed of the ‘Wasbington, Baltimore ahd Newcastle presby- teries, continued its session at the Now York avenue church yesterday, after our report closed, when the following standing committee on church erection was announced:—Rev. (0, O. Little. James L. Valiandigham, Wm.H. Hart- zel}, i. H. Smith, John N. Brown and W. D. Dowe. Rev. B. Cross, of Baltimore, appeared before the synod to complain agatnst’a decision of Baltimore presbytery, dismissing certain strictures brought by bim against the session of Westminster church, Baltimore. Tho synod heard beth the plaintiff and the couasel of presbytery, and after the withdrawal of tl mernbers of Baltimore presbytery, proceeded to & vote upon the case, with the following resul To sustain the complaint, 7; not_to sustata, 1 to sustain in part.$. The synod proceeted to the consideration of the appeal of Rev. J. P. Carter against the presbytery of Baltimore, ta the case of the ordination and installation Of Rey. A. G. Leonard, pastcr of Barton church, in sald presbytery. The point of the appeal reste 1 in the fact that the ordination and fustatlatioa of bis pastor was conducted by a commisston of the presbytery consisting of less than a qio- Tum. ‘The case was heard on {ts merits, by able arguments from the plaintil, and Rev. R. H. Fulton and Rev. J. W. Jones, counsel for the piesbytery. Mr. Carte1’s appeal was not tained by a vote of 25 tod. Mr. Ca-ier gave notice of appeal to the general as-embly. Kev. Dr, Dickson, of B limore, sevre‘ary of the Pri sbyterian board of 1 O.ne rolssions, spoke for fifteen minutes, urging the necessity of paying more attention to this brauch of church work. THE EVENING SERVICE Was opened with the conmunton servi:>, at which Rev. George J. Porter, of Newark D-1; Rev. Frederic! . Duvall, Wilmingt Del; Kev. W. H. Williams, Em:nittsbarg, Md. and Kev. W. H. Cooke, of Wilmington, ofl :iated A resoluiton of sympathy to Dr. Back is. of the Fost church, Baltimore, tn bis recen¢ afil: aud to Dr, Sunderland and family, were p Dr. Bittteger, from the cominitte® on bills a overtures, read an address from th» Wome Christian’ Temperance Us of this city, urging the synod to take’ steps towards decreasing the terrible evil of intemper- ance. In response the synod affirmed the declaration of the general assembly. Tue reports of the committees on church erec- lion and leave of absence were approved. The question of reconstructing the synod was left to the presbyteries. The moderator and stated clerks were appointed a committe2 oa the revision of standing committees. thanks was passed to the ladies of the ch after which the synod adjourned. [The paper read before the Synod Wedn aiternoon on the sphere and work of woman tu the church, was not prepared by Jadze Charles E. Drake, nor had he anything to do with it I H. Howe, of Georgewown, who read Iso 1S author.] District Government Affairs. The inspector of buildings has conde the two wooden buildings adjoining the ie ox the southwest corner of H and lith stree and fronting on i street, they having be iasto be ninhabitable and wn- der the law cannot be repalred. ‘Taey are to be removed within thirty day: THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD met at 1 o'¢ and determines not to pass finally upon applications, even after they have been certified by the as F 23 to the r quistte number of signatures of owners of real estate, as tt 1s found in some mstances that real estate property has changed owners and the proper franster not yet paton record, in which the applications may be returded to the ants for the proper names to b> ed and corrections of the assessor's The board will therefore sus ction in seh cases for the tim elie A number of new papers were filed to-day for Instead Of ejecting the paper: the consideration of the board, and Mr. clerk tn the office of police headquart™ transferred for temporary duty to Parsors clerk to the license board ia Keeping up the records, This record book will contain he name of applicants, ther residences and places of business. together with the names und residences of all Si; S$ to applications, both owners of reali estate and resifents, whicl Tecord book 1s to be kept open d lor the inspection of the public. The board also d) Cided tbat hereafter the original papers wil! not be allowed to be handled by any one not connected with the office, but they will be put on file for reference. This rule has been made to prevent confusion and mixing and mispl ing of the papers. Every possible information Will be given inquirers, and every facl’ity to those who desire to enter protests against the Issuance of licepses. Washington Market, tfetril Prices. Megats.—Beef, sirloin, 15aise. per 1b.;do. house, 15a20c.; rib roast, 10a18c.; steak, 12: Corned Beet. Saidc.; Dried Beef, chipped, 2 do. sliced, 20¢.; Lamb, 18250; Veal, 1 Mutton, ‘i2atse.; Pork. 10ai2 ae; ‘Bacon Hams, sugar cured,’ 12%atic.! Shoulders, S29c.; Breasts, l0atic.; Lard, Salde. Favirs.—Peaches. 752.a$1 per px.; Orauzes, 23 adde. per doz. Lemons, 25a30¢. per ao: nas, 25a50c.per doz.; Grapes, 5a10 per 10. Matle.per peck: do. (cooking), Soad0c, Per Peck: do. (cookl: (crab,) 50a69c. per pe ist Mr. berries, 10a12 per qua FIsw.—Perch, 40a50e. per buncn: it I5a20e, oa Tb., 2a50c. per bunch: M: T 10.; Halibut, 16a%c.; Sheephey ut, 12alse per ib.; Porgies, Walze. per = 5c. per 1b.; Catiish, 20425 cen bunch; Lobster, 12c. per } ‘errapla (sitds lee per ib.: Turtle, 25¢.a $1 each. Berren.—Philadelphia Print, 40c.015 Western Creamery, 25a40c.; New Yo eee Cheese, 15avc.; Eggs, jozen. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, aie. per p do. sweet 20a300. per pk: Cabbage. Beets, 3a5¢e. per bunch: Lettuce, 205 ‘Turnips, 15a20¢ Radish, 5c, per bunch; Cucu: doz.; Carrots. 5c. per bunc! per quart; Beans, 20a2i 3). er bunch. 106. De (blue wing) iy per pair; do. (shure Grouse, $1 pound, 5 GHT.—Thi th Club met last night, Captain ond committees were appointed fo- arshal Fred Douglass was ¢l) nember, aS also was Mr. Joun F A vote of th Was passed to Major L. p. Williams tor his servic a. A letter > sang a number oO! cain- additional assessment or menabers. On mi me Of the iced 1aule was changed fr. num to Hampton. An tavitation recelv-d by the crew. 19 visit Upper Marlborough, P, George's Co: Md., next Monday night to ai tend a republican meeting was accepted... The Virginia State Republican Association effecied a permanent org dent. ©. Bawley and J. E. Etits, dents; John T. Le secretary Price, assistant secretary; Edwin Buchanan, treasurer; E. Bapust, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Charles Hi. Woltz was ‘appointed chairman ot the executive committee, to consist of a repre- sentative from each district, and two from the state at large. A committee consistiug of ‘Messrs. Watson, Nalley, Brockenborough, afan bing and Marche were appointed to courer with the cong sslonal committee and other ass cfations In regard to the best plan of work to b: Mr. E. Natie made an addr Ata meeting of the Pennsylvania State Ass ciation Jast night, Hon, Edward MePherson ty the chair, and J. Howard Bushnell secre. tary, the political committee reported thetr operations during the campalgn.. ‘The Maryland State Republican association mv vice prest- Samuei J. | last night, K.S. Widdicombe in the chatr, and Geo. H. Cline secretary. Addresses were made by Messrs, Widdicombe, Brady, Keller, Green, Beall and Guonison. The association will at— tend the mass meeting at Upper Marlboro’ next Monday.....tae New Hampshire republicans Met last night at 1411 F street and reorgantzd, Mr. Henry M. Baker being elected temporary resident and Mr. Geo. A. Bartlett secretary. he following were appointed a general cam Paigh committee: H.C. Harmon, Dr. John £1 Win Mason, John A. Prescott, Wm. H. Brock and Wm. F. Holton......The Young Men’s Cen- tral Garfield and Arthur club met last night aud added eight active members to its roi. An invitation from Upper Marlboro’ to participate in a giand republican rally next Monday nlgat was accepted. PoLIcE OFFICSKS ALWAYS ON Dery —This morning, la the Criminal Court, Judge Jams, in the case of John Toumey, iudicted for re- sisting Oflicer Sutton, the poiat was made that the officer was not on duty at the tine, he being On an excursion, and th? arrest having o2en tasde by Officer Block. The court ruled tat it was the duty of Sutton Sogo to the assistance of Biccs, even if the latter had not cated tor assistance, and that {© was necessary thar of- Evers should be considered on duty at all t:me3. ‘the Jury found a verdiet of gality. HEATING STOVES AT AUCTION. —There will be touurrow, in tronvot Dowilug’s auction rooms, a large number of very fine heal Hi ftover; also a lot of elgars, Siow Cases ani counters, for the U. S_ marshal. t ‘TRE GRaxn Jory Uday found tadictmeats pee Apirew Pweg burglary; Isaac rq any: ennesscy, | laren Frank’smiin sitas Waters, restating oles dames Jacks assaulting officer; Faony Jouu- be nnfnbeg ta mrtg ct one Sep- tember 19, aduigudrel tue Ciar, 8 pre tences against . 1d Cassidy. > sat THE COUR: COURT IN GENERAL TERM, ‘To-day Adamantine Brick compaay agt Wocd- Taff; on hearing. Equity Covrt—Judge Cor, To-day Dimond age. National Capital Iasur- ance company; receiver authorizea to sell face niture. Johnson agt Owen; Mills Dean ap- pointed guardian litem and trustee. O’Cor- nor agt. Murphy; injunction tli Anal hearing, | Fisk, Clark and Flazy, agt. Hollander Bros order suppressing depositors revoked. Smith agt. Fearson; sale ratified nist and reference, Lewis agt. Hayden; on hearlag. a Circvrr Court (No. 2.)—Jucge Hagner. Yesterday, Johnson agt. District of Columbia verdict for plamuff for $60 and costs, Little agi. Espuia; judgment below afirmed. Fourinor agt. Cake; E, Sinith, by next friend, agr. Wade, afd Hoover agt Rest; dismissed. ‘Johnson & Co, agt. Vale; quashed ‘at plaintiff's costs. Mur- ray Mounteney; vy. for defendant. Levi Utermehle; dismissed at plaluttt’s costs. Joy Ser mans do. Coleman az’, Baltimore and Obto Ratirozd Company; on tria’. To-day Coleman agt. B. « O. R R.; verdict tor plaintiff for $19. “Lansburg agi. Beveridge; Judgment for amount admitted. O’Hare az” Leahy; submitted to court and judgment ir planus. CRmIxaL CovrT—Judge James. Yesterday, W. A. Hughes was excused from service as a grand juror. Em'i Homil, assanic on Officer Fritz; guilty, with a recommendation to mercy: sentence suspended until Saturday. Join Toomey, assaul on Officer Sutton; on hearing. , Jobn Toumy, re=tsting oer; guilty. . Couneliman. tndleted for rape an ulity. Patrick Pabotrg on, assault on Ofte: G. W. Cooper. Pouce Cornr—Judge Snel. Today, Wm. Walsh, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days in the workhouse. Hoaora Smith. d».; 30 days. Alexander Walker, do. naib nds. Jas, Hawkins and Jola Maltoy, loud and 1 ots- terous; $5 or [6 dayseach. Henry Kae, cha ged with keeping a dangerous dog, whieh he a - lowed fo run at large, and which bit a boy named James Turten; $2). Lorenz) Luc ss; forfeited collateral. Frank Pollard, assault 01 Francis F. Baxter; $5 or 10 days. Jacob Peachor, a colored boy, charged with assaulting a ittle colored girl by striking her inthe eye with a 1 Or 15 da Daniel Hurley, assault on Richard Beverly; $5 or 10 days. Annie 3 ihreats to Nelly Green; personal bonds to keep the peace. Nellie Lucas, Martha Coleman and Fanpy Taylor, colored, were charged with an assault on Annie White, another colored wo- men, who testified that these women struck her with bricks and threw her down and beat her. The prisoners testified that Mrs. W was drunk, aud they merely pushed her into her own yard out of friendship. They were flued $8 or 7 days cach for betng too a‘fectionate. STING OFFICERS.—Within the past few eks the grand jury have fouad true bits of indictment against rio Jess than eleven parties tor resisting ofiicers, and it is understood that the Distriet Attorney proposes to pros2cul such Cases under (he statute which imposes a sentence of not more than two years in the pen- fientiary. eretofore there ha3_been constder- able leniency as t eases, atid com- paratively there va few conviction under the statute; but so frequent have become that hereafter efforts will break them up by prosecuting und MaREr ander Koss and 1) Francis Banm; John trick, of Riehmaad, and Mary E. Hardy, of Charles county, Md.; been issued to Alex- Jobn W. Taylor aud Martha Brown; Joan Bet- ters and Catherine Crimmins. For GREAT BarGcatss tn fall and winter clothing sce new adyt. of A. Straus, 1011 Pa. ave. t —- ZO071C, OF Lorse @isease is not at al helped by the weather, and for the first lime the effect can be seen on the streets to day in the diminished number of horses to ba seen, But few hackmen are on the streets and stable- men only on extra occasions allowed their anl- mals out to-day, and in some instances none were allowed our. Notwithstanding the there will probably be some deaths re: from this speil of weather. GEORGETOWN. Bvitpixc At the thirty-1 regular montaly meeting of the Tweillth Tut ing Association, held ist night at Goddard’s hail, $1,200 Was disposed of, ‘bein sold at the maxizaum rate per share), 2 ten shares retired at the stock value rates AnRzsT.—A young nan named Thos. Mo . formerly a clerk at Barnard’s cigar and notion. Store, on Bridge street, near Jefferson. and also recently of Benkert & Wilson, shoe deaters In Washington, was arrested this morping iu this place, charged with theft ct numerous articles Irom the former store and shoes froin the litter. ATTENTION OF THE AUTHORITIES Is portion of the Belgian pavement on We the corner of Washiogion street eb Up some Weeks ag ing a private sewer placed. THE GRAIN TRADE. lead of grais Tur Coa TRAD! berland Weidne: Arrived Loat Medley, with Only t y, with 0 boats left Cum- S$ tons of cox! tor A Boers U Alexandna, kKedin Int bt, there state of te On election Cus. Spak ‘O penstoner ou the U government from Noi ~ went to Wash! about four we fin to s D. who stated um of money on the claim from several parties. A few days ago Spakes’ mother, panied by AWhIt? man J. Hi. Perry, ¥ Washington trom Toik, secured the cial for Spakes, and the party left tuat city last night. A warrant hav. Z been obtained for the arrest of Spakes, reed with ndulently obtalaing money, he was arrested on the Washington ferry boat al the Wharf Io thls eity by Rufio, who had sworn out the warrant, and was oh his way tothe staticn house with the prizoner why he wi approachtd by the man Per; that he was a United States that if he. Rutin, did not prisoner he would send him to :h> Albany penttentiary. Of course Kuftia jet tne man go, but immediately obtalned a warrant for the arrest of both Spakes and Perry. Szakes had left the city, but Perry was arrested last night by Officer Coleman. This morning Perry bad a hearing before Justice Thompson, at which it was proved that he was a bogus mar- shal, and a warrant was made out for his eom- mitment, on the charge cf aiding a prisoner to escape, Cut on & 1 Ration, in which Mr. A. W. Armstrong apy ‘d for the defence, tte T Was discharged on the ground that S not beng legally under arrest, Perry could not a'd tn his escape. Justice Taomp: tm discharging Perry commented severely on his conduct 1 the transaction. Bet examinations, and during the absence of Jns- Uce Thempson, the warren for the commit ner of Perry was stolen from the office cf the ustice. THE ASSAULT AND Batrery Cas&.—Tue case of Charlies S: ales, charged wii assault and bat- tery on James Devitt, the little son of Mr. Thos. Devitt, came up before the Mayor and Justices Wuitilesey end Thompson this morning. After hearing the evidence—which was to the effect that Scales went Into the store of Mr. Davitt, ccrner of Dube and Alfred streets, smacked the boy down abd then assaulted the father, who walked from behind the counter to put the as- sailant (Seales) out—the mayor aud jastices unanimously decided to fine the prisoner $2), Seales, throvgh his counsel, Mr. A. W. Arm- strong, appealed trom the deciston and gave ball, With Mr. Armstrong a3 bt ety, for his appearance before tne grand jury of the corp> Tatton court. Founp Dgap.—A Mr. Carrick, of Alexandris county, was found dead in his house, in Ariing- ton district, on the Columbia turnpike, near ttc brick yarés, yesterday. Mr, Carrick hat b. eeere the neighborhood for several da Yesterday the door Of the hoase in which he iived ai] alone was broken open and he was dis cover d cold ard sui. The cause of the deatn of Mr. Cai ¢ 1s unknown.—Guzeite, 21 Candidian Pacific Railway syndi- cate. TORONTO, Oct. 22.—A special dispatch from Ottawa io the Mai, the government orga, Ss The Pacitic retilway ndicats nezetti- UONS are progressing tnos: salistactorily and a Leme of a highly favorable character wttl tn all probability be conclude! to-day. Taz cah- in Uwhich fs In constant communication with the members of the syndicate was in session all Gay yesterday. Representatives of the Canacian, English, American and French in m- bers of the syndicate are here and it is uater stood that there is no hitch nor diMculty ot any Kiad, ————_— WILp GEESE AND DUCKS = padeg ee 0 pearance in our waters earuer tnaa usual ant in larger quantities, Ibis said to Inilet+ aa early and severe winter.—Ches‘eriown (ili) Transcr pt. 2 Ratt-prrps are very plentiful along the Marshesofthe Delaware and some parts of Fastern shore. It is no uncommon thing for a ee ae eee 8 hundred in a days’s shoot- ‘THER Boston Deravirer.—The examination of the account of J. H. Woodward, the defzult- ing city cashier of Boston, shows that an ad- aitioralamcunt of $6,000 had been embezzled, makii g aD aggregate Of $83,000. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF OFFICER, General Drum, acting chief signal officer, has made the annual report of that service. He re- ports that the cstabifshed course of drilland ta- ruction has been continued at the scnool of lustruction at Fort Whipple. The apparatus for study, exercises and drill is full, and has ‘been improved by useful additions. ‘The course ‘The Signal Service. | at Fort Whipple 1s intended to far- nish and maintain a torce of enlisied men disciplined as soldiers and titted by special instruction for the special duties of Ube signal service. The officers of the service Pass Ue course of drill and instruction before veing put upon any duties. it is recommended that ail officers of the army intended to be in- structed as aciing signal officers or a3 tempo- | Faty instructors be instructed here before Duiog put on detached duty. During the year ight commissioned onicers have bee under instructions, of whom s!x com- pleted the full ‘course and two are sulil under isstructions. There have been in- structed during the year 82 eulisied men or as- sistant observers, four for promotion to to grade of coporal, and ne for promotion to ser- geant. The drills occur regularly, and all men on duty here are requirea ‘to attend. The ti- crease Of the force (9 500) men Cauuot bat pro- duce good. For tne’ benefit of agricultural and commercial Laterests one hundred and pinety- six stallions bave been maintained durlag Une jear lo enable proper warnings to be given of ie approach aud rorce of storas, and of other iietecric changes, Twenty-eight statloas de- scribed as ““Suliset stations,” ut which a single bservalicn is taken, datly, at the Ume of sua- Ser, by cluzeus employed Tor this purpose, have ce-n continued in operauton. ‘One Cf the aiticuiites ta determintag probable InciecHe Covditions on Whe eastern’ seaboard his been that ibis cifiee could not obtain weather observauions trom p®ints beyond the a'r ine limit of the coast; and that commerce muy be further benetiited, proposttioas wilt be made iO have the vessels engaged tn the coast- jog trade of the United Staves faruish thts of- five Wilh transeripts of tuetr logs; to enable vesse!s to furnish these with the least: troubie and exp -nse, blank forms will be tssued for Uae purpore fiom the signal office. The daily exchange of telegraphic reports With the chief metecrological oftive of ihe Do- minion of Canuda has been continued. Tne series of daily telegraphic reports from stations in the West’ Indies, extendiag trom Cuda by Jamaica to Burbadoes aud the Windward Islands, bas been continued duriug the seasons of especial dager. ‘These reports are, at Unies, of importance for the pre-anLouncement of cy- clohes appreaching the Gulf of Mexico and thieatcnu g the coast of the United States, When lune forecasts or indications pub- lisLea are exainined in reiercnce to accuracy of pre-anrouncement of the state of the weather only, (Lot the forestating as is the custoin, tiie Changes of the barometer, thermometer ‘ard average wind-direcitou to happen.) the average Percentage ot accurracy ts found to be nineiy and three-tenths per cent. A minute aualysis Of the same forecast and a careful comparison with the weather anda otiter instrumeniat changes above referred to, afterward ovearring 1b the time and within the district to which each forecast lias bad rete has given an average per centage ot a and f U:-tenti 8 per cent. per cent t tain racy ot eighty-six n avelage of ninety 0 fo.iow this comparisen ls Delteved ty i and night PAL ports of nd Gute stematically on occa- danger at one hun Gand two uifferent sea and lake ports and Of the total number or cautionary ed, and ‘four per cet, atterwards Deon reported as justific, Hereatter spectal y hay tention will be given to Ot anticipated frosts for s froin the 1st of October to the is of each year, The waralags wiil be given as carly us they bb? With rea conable suteiy; if possible, 3 van nis Inform: interested parties and to the press of New Or- caus, and sent by telegraph from that city to any point de ‘This office contemplates the carly taking of steps to largely Increase une usctuintss of this service to the great cot- tcn Interests of the south, and to that end correspondence will soon be had with tae Tepresentallves Oi The cotton exchanges to take into consideration the advisability of establish- ing a large number of auxUlary statious in the colton belt to fake ratn-tall and temperatures observations, and al:o to select the most advau- fagcous sites for such stat hte na in telegraphic communteation with the cites 0 the south, So that all cotton exchanges may re- ceive cally information by telegrapy of tie inet- eorological conditions affecting’ the cotton crop from April 1st to Ortober Ist of each y In pursuance of the acts of Congress, author- {ing the construction and operation’ of tele- giz phic Ines in the interior and upon the fron- Uer, important extensions have been made during le year, to the lines in Texas, the In- Glan verritory, and in Washington, Mon’ ard Dakota territories. A total length of niles of Mne, including 610 miles on the Coast, Was in operation and mulutained 1a care of oflicers and enlisted men of the siza corps, Jube seth, 1890. The lines have proven Of great valte in Indian wars, and the mezeor olcgicul Information such lines make availible, is usctul fer otLer dulles of Ue signal servi ‘The chiet sigual officer anticipates the bes" to the signal service from the resen | stion, and recuinmends that there De just provision by legislation, tor the permanent en- Het aud graces of the officers of tae corp: oped that there may be no faflure ta the epriation tor the service of the amouncs inated for the ensuing year; they have been estimated with carefut econom. The results of the past give encouragement for tLe future or the service. The advance nas been sieady and satisfactory. ‘Tuere is 10 longi r question after ten years of practic, as lo the useful pre-annouticement of meteoric chenges. The eld of usefulness widens wita ‘ ance. Acdded to What has been dope hitherto, the way opens clear to all in every agricultural Interest. The co-operation of entife men at home and abroad has been con- Unued. ‘The popular contidence and the sup. port of the press have been steady aud « erate. There is the assurance of succ achieving a public good to encowave earnes? labor. Appropriate reterence 1s made tn clost to the death ot Gen. Albert J. Mye INS BRIDE Missinc.—In August last C.J. Myers, of the Holman Opera company, was clendesunely married at Niagara Pails to Nettle Calvert, niece of the proprictor of the Brown house at Alymer, Out. On Sunday he drove over from London, Ont., to see her, aad fousa that’ she had mysteriously disappeared, it 1s Sur posed, W.ts another man. [AP ULSTER CLOTH, ALL THE NEW STYLES. DRESS GOODS ALL THE N STYLES. NOVELTIES IN DI 300DS FOR TRI PLAID DRE3S GOODS FOR TRIMMING. ALL THE NEW SHADES OF CASHMER ALL-WOOL RED-TWILLED FLANNEL, 25, 30, 37, 40, 450. CANTON FLAN) » 8, 10, 120. CLOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR, 20, 37, 50, 62, 760. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, oct21 South side, near 7th street. HE MILD POWER CUBES. T HUMPHEEYY Pec patched eerpclantiont SPECIFICS ved from ample experience sn eutire sues. Bin rompt, id reltabl th only miodiciues adapted (9 pooaiar ae, oo Sea" of price. Add rese BCMPHREYS* OM=OP, -ATHIO MED- 00 receipt IQMSE OO., 109 Fulton st., Oure itt voneste sont reas ple acne ee FRENn Teer sonata es aor sks eines tohim at his vania avenue, or caer zat fice. sepa, 25, , ‘on Disesse and Ip ap6-coly THES WONDERFUL Sate of Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomite Pills Is Not a Matter of Surprise, When We Take Into Consideration That They Are the Only Bemedy Known That So Bapidly Builds Up the Xerrous System ana Cures Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousnesss, Sleeplessness and Indigestion, And necessfully Wards Of All Danger of Paralysis, Apoplery and Sudden Death. Their Effect Upon the Nervous System is Wonderful. AND THERE Is NO WONDER THAT THOUSANDS . OF PEOPLE AVAIL THEMSELVES OF SUC HLA VALUABLE REMEDY, WHILE IT MAY BE FOUND, IN THE DAYS OF NERVOUS DIs- EASES. THE SIMPLICITY AND PU TH E PILLS ARE AT ONCE IN THEIR FAVOR, AS THEY DO NOT PHYSIC. We haye cain paratytics tuat have not walked fortwo years ful'y restored by these pil's, and thousands of elaeeiot Nervous Weakness perfectly cured, while the cares of Sickness and Nervous Hesdaches and Neuralgia taat they have cured are Dhumerable each year, and sad to their popu'arity. Too much cannot be said in their favor, for whi'e they cure these terribte Fervous Diseatcs they also improve the general health, and especially the com plexion and skin, end invirisbly improve the dizzs tion. Price 5@ centa a box, or six boxes for $2.50, postpaid. Sold by all druggists, and at the office, 206 Norih Eutaw st., Baltimore, Ma. cet22 CUTICURA Itching Humors, Scaly Humors, Biood Humors, Speedily, Permanently, and Economically Cured, When Physicians and all Other Methuds Fail, ‘ What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the a of internal Humor ten times more diffic vit to reach and cure, which flests in the blood and tare fluids, destroying the dclicate machinery of I: and filling the body with foul corruptions, which burs' throuxh the ekin in loathsome eruptions CUrICUBA RESOLVENT, the new B ood Pae'ti internally, CuricuRa, a’ Medicinal Jeliy, assis: by the Cusicuna MEprcinaL Tomer Soap, terusily, have performed the most mirac ous cures of Itching, Sealy and Scrofwious Ha-uors ever recorded ia inedical annals. ECZEMA RODENT. Eczema Roni H. Drake, Haryer and Brothers, Detroit, tonishing account of bis ( which had been treated by a insult. hout benefit, and which sp to the Coticura Kemedie: SALT BHEUM. Sart Rarer i McD. street, Chicago, gratefull: Salt henm on head, ne teen years; not able to knees for one year; not able to hundreds of agent for 2 Dearborn aves a cure of nil lews for BIXGWORM. —Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marshall <tre « 1., cured by Cuticu ¢Rrvcwor Provide I neck aud face, and for six of treatment, yeurs resisted all kinds SKIN DISEASE, B.A. Stecie, Eeq., Chicaxo, Tll., sage: ‘f will say that before Lived the Uuticuga REMEDres J was in a fearful state, and had yiven up all hove of ever having any re! ‘They have performed 5 wond-rful cure tor my own free will and accurd t recommend then. Orriovaa Rewepies are prepared by Weexs & PorTex, Chemists and Drugwists, 360 Waabiustou street, Boston, end are forsale by alt Druw.ists Price for Curicuna, a Medicinal Jelly, amail b»xoa, 50 cents ;larwe boxes, $1. Curicuna’ REsoLvesr, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. Guricuns Mxviciyst Totter Soar, 45 cents. Guriccns MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, 15 canta: in bai Barbers and large consumers, 50 cents. BBTAU mailed Free on reecipt of price. rs, for es SANFORD'S EADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. SaxForn’s Ravicat Cunr, GATARRHAL Sou- VENT, and IMPROVED INHal Wrapped iu one Package, with tuil directions, and sold by ail drax- ae forone dollar. Ask for SANFORD’S KADICAL URE. From a simple cold or, influenza t» the rotting, sioughing, and death of the senses of Smell, Taste, and Hesrivx, this great remedy issuprems. Poi sorous mucous accumulations are removed. tie evtire membrane cleansed, disinfected, socthed, and hesied, coustitutional ravages checked, the blood yurtticd of catarrhal poison, deepenéa in color, ard strengthened in life-viving prope -tice. ‘hus, externally and internily, in accurdance with ‘reason and common seuse, does this grea’ economical remedy work, instavtly relieving aud }ermar ently curiog the most awgravated and dan- serous 1orms of human saffering. General Agents, WEEKS & PUTTER, Boston. COLLINS’ Voltaic Electric Plasters. More continuous and powerful electrical action is cbtained from CoLtins’ VoutTaic Etecrric Frasiens then any $2 battery made. They area speedy aud certain care for Pain and Weakness uf the Luuer, Liver, Kidneys, an@ Urinary Ozgans, Rheumatism, Neurslgia, Hysteris, Fenale Wesk- neer, Nervous Pains and Weaknesses, Malarir, aud Fever and Agus. Price 25 cts. Sold every- where. octz0 ALLET DAVIS & Co's: PERIGHT GRAN. t4NOS eee eee 0s AR ay TS RRNAE PORIOES CLAN, Sea sy n.we CITY ITEMS. P.O. D. SuITs, perfectly fast in color. Can be used for other purposes. Price, with plain but- tons, $20; gilt Duttona. #¥) ™, A sample of tae cogs and rules for measarem=nt will D2 sent fo ary address in the United Slates upoa re- ceipt of letter of request, Herta, 419 Th street. from All Others. growth, ea Une color. ive dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT (fT —THICK ‘Thin hatr, stops tts faililug and the most per- fect bair restorer and dressing the world his ever Known. We allude to “Loudon Hau Ov! rer.” A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, N.Y writes: “It has stopped my hair from falliag and restored if to Its natural © London Hair Restore” As sold by all dragzis:s at cenis a bottle. From Eminent Dr H. 2. Hopson, Blem- phis. Tean This ts to certify tnat Thave made use of Co! den's Liedig's Liguid Evtract of Beef an’ Tonic Invigorator in several cases of Consumption and general debility, and have found it to act admir- ably in such cases as a nutritive food, (onic,and stiuuiant. Sold by all druggists and grocers, RENEAR’s Tontc.—The best remedy for dyspepsia ever oTered to the public. 50 c cet 20-w, fm, EnGan’s CovcE $ SKINNY MEN AND Women are not admired: If Jacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “ Welles’ Heaith Reneirer.” " Greatest remedy on earth for tmpotency, sexual debility, decline, &c. $l at Gruggists. Depot, 53 Barclay Street, N.Y. and for Washington at 459 Penn’a avenue. sarc ies “ALDERNEY WAGONS.”—Fresh Alderney bntter ‘hurned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ (os. “Ward” prints, 40c. "per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttertniik and sweet milk 5c. per qt BOOTS AND SHOES. AT HALF THEIG VALUE. “London Hair Restorer. Opps axp Eps oF GENT'S FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BULTON. re i] MISSES AND BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES. GUM BOOTS AND SHUES. LL. HEILBRUN, Ne 402 7th st. Sign of **The Old Woman tn Window.” p*4= FO DULLak. FOR EACH DOLLAR INVESTED aT Tz Market Space, YOU BECEIVE ITS FCLL VALUE IN GOODS. Men’s Shoes. from $1.25 to #6. Ladies’ Sioes, from Sets. to 37. Misses aud Children’s Shoes, S48 purr. FOR COMFORTABLE, DURABLE AND MODER- ATE PRICED BOOTS AND SHOES, OURS ARE NOT EXCELLED. WwW. RICH, 717 Merket Space, T HE GREATEST EXCITEMENT aT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penn Avenue, a SIGN OF THE RED I'LaG, TBE LEADING SUOE HOUSE IN TSE DISTRICT. JUST RECEIVED— 5,000 Paire Children's bhoes, only. Sc. a pair oct oct.3 5,000 Pairs Children’s Shoee. 20 and 25c. & pair MEN'S DEPARTMENT. 509 Pairs Men's Gaiters, only 95c. s Galt, the bee $1.25 Drees Gaiters in the city. GENTS’ BOOT DF PARTMEN' Chicago and English Kip Boots...22 and Sap ‘The O. K. Boots, only. ad tom pat: ‘he Oyster aud Prairie Boots, only 1. $2.75 a pa THESE GOOD3 CAN BE FOUND AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penn. Aveuue- an LEOPOLD BICROLD, Proprietor. NEw YURH SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. REITAELE BOOTS AND SHO) Prices THaT Can’? Be Brat. EVERYSHISG AS REPRESENTED. Money Paid Back for Goods Returned. $2.00 2.50, French Kid Boots. $4.00 to 7.00! ‘Buttcn. 150 Button. Mirees’ Best Kid or Goat Batton, Child's Rawhide Tips, (Heele,) Bat 's best makes, Bpring Heels. '# rolid Congress Gaiters x U8 eases ee en's and- made A Job lot of 500 pairs LADIES TON BOUTS for $2.60, worth 83.60. ONE PRICK. sep23 GEO. McCARTHY. ~2- 82.25 -82.00 to 2.50 30 Anes ON DECI ‘With a complete Steck of ths VERY BEST GOCDB that can possitiy be procured in our lins, and at prices that exbarrass our competitors end csuse Dur customers to rejoice. A special feature of our stock just at thistime ie s large lot of NEW JAPAN TEA, astnrai lest (unoolored.) It ie of the firet **Ms: pickings, ** and is pronceneed by all who have trie, it to be *"the most delicious article of Tea they have ever used.” Another attractive feature of our stock to-Gzy t* AN UNUSUALLY OROICE ARTICLE GF GOSHEN BUTTER. Telephonic cunnections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth street, bet, E and F. (WAITE FRONT.) sy CTR. GERMAN LO Wiemmros wart 10 DENTIMEDER, 4 sure cure for iocal or neuralgic, 29¢ per bottle. sae a 5 KS Ph sire EWS Es Uthete mee. Krew THYSELF. The untold miseries that, result from indisereti in early life may be alleviated and cured. ‘Those Nhe doubt this axsertion, should, purchase the ncw medical work published by the PEABODY MEDI CAL INSTITUTE, Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;0n, SELF-PRESERVATION. Exhausted Mitelity, nervous and physical debility, or vitality impaiied by the errors of youth or too Close appli- gation to business, may be restored and manhood Two hundredth edition, rev: enlarged, just ubliehed.. Ttis'a standsnd tmodical wore te bet ge, Written by a physician of in the English langna: m wus awarded a gold and eat experience, to wi feweled medal by the National Medical Association t contains beautiful and very expensive eusrav- ings. ‘Three ludred pares, more than 50 vala: prescriptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the result of many years of exteusive and successtal Practice, either one of whict iz worth ten times the Price of the bock. Bound in French cloth: price only $1, cent by mail post paid. The London L trays: **No without this valuable book. ‘The benefactor.” ° An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postage. person should be autuor is 4 noble ‘The author refers, by permiseion to Hon_ P Bigecli, M_D., president of the National Meaicut Association. Address Dr. W_H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st Mass The aut De! @ orton, Mars The autor may be eangulted oa feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. MIONABE MILLI: FORK EARLY pivkd WEAR. In addition to our Log rock of IM- Rebrvedint natiet fe iy Nive yeh ee 5 2 7 lew Fe tra cemee of FUx anu FELT TRIGMED: LO. NE! S at succes se tapas Bom, and’ 023 Dae street, EDUCATIONAL. __. Renee, M*™ VEENG! putt PETS Boanvise aa 2 YOUNG Lavi 2200 ws % For further infors.stion adden cy octié 3m Nm J. E SOMERS, Principal. HE CoLusBL MLV ERSITE T PEBIAN | UMIVERSITE “V he ant ual Rersion of this Rehool in ail ite depart- ments was opened oo the 1th of Galore | _Catalorues vusv be had on appitation t> Meese. ry WH. XO. Ho MORKINON, 430 Fenoa. ‘vee at the National savings Baw i 3 2th er sAdrening the Promident of the Pes uilty, J. YELLING, LL.D otis MEA RIEHL has resumed ber oh MM Viakct at ontanne ee, canes, study of the above languasos ¥ aces for bewianers, wen: that ¢ Cau from 8 to 1C am. oF 3 to pets -20* SBORNE'S BOARDING AN pal .OL FOR YOUNG LAD De. Clase for advanced terature; ala, in Ancient abd’ at fuacre, CHOOL OF MUSIC. ts she Raton S) S280 monte sud ipwerda Bape teachers in piano, volo, Onman, eh cisee. Church ormans tA Me to punts © o. puriie Mt va) lam. t 3% p.m. Call at #10 1th «t . batwaem ip-m.; Monday and Larsdey after INSTITUTE AND KIN- EN, Misses POLLO: Pri n thorough in al Bost mary and advanced Gertean tri reartencr. Norual Jadiee. Datiy instrucion in German tres. 1127 13th st. now. rey 0-1 Magtercrr AN SEMINARY AND KINDENGARIEN BOShDING AND DAY SCHOOL FCK YOUNG LADIFS AND © 4: resniwed duties SkPTENNER 17 item te, Ocronen 13TH. Normal Inet! GRAVES, 809 15ch st. nw. Kindeigarten N Privcips!, Miss B.C eyo Tin MA4SI8rs SATURDAY EVENING J RECEPTIONS. Will conunence BATCEDAY, Uctober 24, from 7 to 30 p.m. The practicing of of the GEBM AN wil begin at once game cap be had at the Academy on! street n.w Reduced rates for season tickets, QPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED 6 tothecac lent opportunity for thoromeh tratn- ing i C aseion a ‘athematics in Day and Even- ing Clarees, at the RCLECTIC SEMINAMY, 1484Q *t. Z KIGBAKDS, Principal. sep2t-im Mass, APELAIDE 8. PAYNE HAVING Feturued 1 the eity, will resume her instrno- an in ce Building and Elocut ith et. nw. S_ W. FLYNN. A.M, 702 Me Classical Mi: and stitute for ” eys. Latin, Gree French, German and Enelish — Dey se-slon, 61 per qua Evening clasees, 85 pe nh. Apa cial attention to preparation for Gcllewe, West 1 con. petitive eam derate terms THOROUGHLY, PRACTIOALLY et, at 1228 bth ot. w 1625-1 Pani seauNaw a OST. NW Fst. cor a > equates of wl Circulars NOLO wing, Prof.0. 8. Hes Frencl sen23-1m POULON has reopend ber recular 1 Dey Beheol for ¥ rf ch lanrusve 01 per quarter :—Prima' Fnelish and Deaw st INDEKGARTEN NOMMAL INSTI- TK, for, the training of teachers, with wxartens amd advanced cla« circulars call on the Principals POLLOCK, 929 Sth at. ; Miss SUSIE 21297 13th st. CADEMY OF MUSIC, No. 183¢ 1 street J.P. CAULFIELIA Mus. Doc., I Studies resumped Sept. 6un. FIA CUTION. — Mise MK. SCHREINER, My 1212 1 st. n.w., is prepared to onreuine clases, in Flocution ond to give trivate inv i dividuals. Referenors’ Prof. Mark Bi: Honist Yate Colewa; Justice Btrons, Sa) mond Wiken, A. K. Spofford, Gone Judge J, Tarbell, Board Trustecs Public 8 D.C. bor Mary, of St. Anwels. sept 2mm. GHORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, THE BOROOL OF LAW ir the apnual term of 188- ENING, October 6th, at *!x o'clock, in the Lect O16 F st. Dw jin Warinctob city. Regu ‘ee of two years, Fifty oer Be num; Fost Graduate course, Twenty Ove Dollars. For particslare addrean re WM, BESHY DENNIS, Scorstary, 9:6 F et. n.w, Wash’u<toa D.O. ILLOOR, 53m ne Day 888m a prowressive and successful ex Fears. It educates youu men and folness and sell npore msitions of trust ant u for nse= Its ersinaves secure Aprott. Ocarse of «indy and fre comprises the Buxlish Leucu hess Arithr clic, Bpencerian Practical Peawanshi cn and Lae- Bookkeeping, by single and double to every variety of business: Elocut tures. “Day and Eyening Sessions. For informa- Non and terms call at the College or ndaress HEN. BY C. SPENCER, Principal. suxl6 BR. AND MES. ALFRED BUJAC'S ENGLISH AND FAENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17th st. nw. ‘The duties of this #chooi will be resumed on the 20 ri o TEMBER. Bop i0- BLINGTON ACADEM ¥, APanne, cor. Tth aid E sis. un. A Select Behool for Boys ‘and Young Men. Number lim- ited. Only scholars of moral character re- ceived. Garefel and thor instruction in the Com nh English Branches, ok-kespiog, Short- hard, Higher Ari atic, Algebra, Geometry, Lat- in and Greek. ms ETON MAOAYER A, ™ Principal. ‘, WASH- SGTON, D.C. For circulers address Mis. M. i. ARCHER. 1402 Mass. avenue. Washington, D. a. ay27-ly OF, LABROQUE, 152 F at. native Pivrench Lustructor ted Lincetet, erohonie ot Boxbonne University, a tasty ake aes, as spoken by ei ‘an: neated Parisian society. - Mothod exsist. cn) MISS MARY TUCKER MAGILT. Witt Classes in Elocution Uctober Ist resunie her at ber residence, 2126 ivania ave. 2. fe] pT eepl- om. oom }.. SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN ° ana Vocal, MESIO. earticular \scksntion to beginn: a8 well es ag ts nalified for Tescters. “Terms moderaie. ‘1215 M etrsek Borthwest. eu30-2m° READ THIS COLUMN, Iron Bitters Curatine A Powérful Tonic.| A Vewetable Medicine, Iron Bitters Curatine Compleve Strengthener. A Keliable Medicine. Iron Bitters lcuratine Abure Appetizer.|— Qures Lio0d Diseases. nm Biiters ‘Curatine — Rurich ‘the Biood.|Cures Liver Complaint. Bitters Curatine From Bibiow the Vigor |Gures Eazey Affections. ters e Krom Beare Vitality. ‘Cuces Scrofuia. Iron Bitters ‘Curatine t! ‘Cure Maiarial Diseases; Cures Kbeumstism. mn Bitters Curatine = Cure vyspepsia. |For Letter, It . Iron Bitters — Core ludivestion. 'Curatine \Cares Fiup'e Iron Fitters Re eee ek tetas. Cure Nervou Teritabiity. (Curatine | a Iron Hitters oe om: ‘Cure Lapgour. Iron Bi, ters Cure Feasts Curatine ae" struation. |For Mercuria!Polsoning. Mem Price $1 2 Bute. Price $1 a Botue. \Curatine JOures Ulcers and Boils. i8ON LITTERS AND CUBATISE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsyivania ave., aces mena Retail, and by a'l Drugyists. ECURE YOUB VALUABLES? RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 25th Street and New York Avenue, ray to. eu yUS