Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1882, Page 3

FASHION WRINKLES. ICAL AND DRAMATIC. SATURDAY SMILES, At = 7" . ee Se ———— A u MM. gS8SS, ADEMOISELLE H. EVREMO! ORRISON'’S BOOKSTORE. RANCTRY NOVELTIES —THE NEW ULSTERS—MAT-| THEATRICALS NEXT WEEK—RaYMoxn’s xew| “How long would it take a manto walk to aw j PPE 8gss, ‘wew FNS Mee nd" Talng Shere M salts o ELASSE SILKS REVIVED — WORTH'S NEW PLAY —F. the moon?” a little Austin boy asked his father. 'B AAA He M,,, e5 wwww NNN T 1 most approved old Italian School of Vocal Art. Refer- | mux Tal Pre can face sock of CRBISTMAS OARS. on s “I don’t know, my son; but unleas he walked BBA A UU M M M7, Sgas87 ww NNN gheee to the Music roome, 1024 and 1026 17th treet be- | NOT DAY. November 1th. This te tm ne Lhe SeeEeNSs very slow, I think he would get there a good Ww N ONN KR | Epon K and L; most prominent cittsoos in Washinr- | Sus cur tienda and, pearoce totes Coen oe ea ! while before the Ohio republicans fool with pro- LADIES’ GARMENTS. AGRA EARNS jee 0 need a a | MR RSAY Soreacte We ave received for cur Laxorry bonnets, gloves and slippers will be | — Next week the real colored Callender Min- | hibition again." —Tezas Siftings. : BQZB Tasan ecco Scat Classe ah oh | _ We have slrsedy received amd ave seceiving @ally ® the rage. strels open at Ford's. The New Haven Regist rts that ninet: : YOUR CHOICE IN_OVERCOATINGS FROM THE | Gra dents BhY Children. Kindeigarten daily | Desutifulassorimentor + 2 ‘gister asserts that ninety | a fine Satin Rhadama CIRCULAR “ : f a = << BOOKS Gur and amber beads border new French The Emma Abbott opera troupe begin a | per cent or New Yorkers are provided with | * doc he Li cance EARGEST LINE OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS, IS Er Rafe jase i unite clarmnd ata Seep eR hats and bonnets. week's engagement at the National on Monday | Bibles. It is easy enough to account for this E = Saacegenaee ERSITY. x Rowax striped silks are used for full-dress oc- } night. fact. When a New Yorker roaeEee a pone RanSETS Wee aan an TIONAL SITY. W™. H. MORRISON, ’ . ma * i j- | Nowadays, he does it by contract. He simply MOHAIRS, CHIN LLAS, - canton. ; qT! es Musical sens eeu Ory pay $0 many thousand dollars; | « substantial Fur-Lined CIRCULAR, x FUR BEAVERS, BEAVERS, LECTURE ROOMS, 92 F STREET, =. __ 475 Penneyivanioavenas, | AKABESQrES of Satouche are the leading bose to give two fine vocal and instru- and the details ‘are left to the contractor. | 4 nandsome Satin Merveilleux CIRCULAR 25.00 DIAGONALS, &c. Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, OOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! : apace ne Lincoln hall, if a sumictent | ¢ would be omitted.—Roch- President. SI St Jacket and wrap garnitures. leaauerse ac Itherwise the Bible would be 5 Red or gold-quilted lining... 22.50 E EUGENE eek B Fancy feathers of every description are the | Buber of sabscribers can be secured. coier Post-Express. 3 WOOL LINED, LINED: AG NOU PARASES MADE | Professor of the Lawaf liesiai fetsdos! Property, Tage for millinery nse. | Fane poston Teal English Opera Company | James McK., Decatur, TL: ‘Please give me JACKETS! JACKETS! TO ORDER AT A MODERATE PRICE. Se ‘e Teixerarn, bussar, electric and royal are |! booked for an early appearance at Ford's | the gross receipts of the Postal department of ALL NEW GOODS. QUALITY FROM GOOD TO | Professor of Equity Jarietrudence. tviden P PL EGRA! : = ee 3 Opera House Pusey ‘nt organization is very | the United States for the last fisca! year. @ Ne : Nee ee THE VERY Bi mercial and Nisri me ‘Law. four very popular shades of blue. of all the old favorite cannot do it, James! The gross receipts of the | Black Dinconal JA 3H, trimmed, $8.50. . B.WEBY, Lea. 7 . 7 Royar. cardinal Jackets are very fashionably | | —— Mrs. Langtry opened Monday night in New | Postal department for the last fiscal year have | A stylish DRAB JACKET only $6.25. PERE SS £% # i Professor of Pleading, Avplied Evidence and Practice. LOOK AT THESE PRICTS! worn over black skirts of silk, satin, or cash- | York and was warmly welcomed. The house is | beea qqnandered by: the Xoluptuois gover: | Scotch Woot old-mixed JACKET $475, Rea i 85 88 5 i Thadegture conrme forthe Prvennt year commences on 5 . ei ie specu | ment of the United States in paying post- nN ay YAX, November ] dis roller : mere. ar ee ctcesint ies eee 1 oe in seats | masters, and route agents, and delivery. clerks, gence wen’ ipo RA pases NNN H cco oo) =LLLL LLLLY oacvember—Hon. W. WILLOUGHBY, on Deeds and | aaa Scarier cloth, with elder-down wov * esses t «por. | and the wear and tear on lock boxes: therefore, | SEALSLID ahd § NOON | TTITH HEEE TTIT A HT 00 RRR Tecember—L. @. HINE, Beg Is a light and comfortable fabric for winter un- bate latest opera, “Per~ | ve haven't got it to give you. If you feel like DYE. z Bante z pa ip 8 Choo aamuary ra D. SAMUE 1 Rie My. derskirts. or, the Peer and the Peri,” (if that name compromising and taking less, let us hear from TH HE TF AAAUL =O OR Ro» | Constitutional Law. Seabee an sen Price. ores Rovyp and oval-si dt brave! are impe i it so lon) will be produced at the in.— Teras i — T H BEEK T A ANHLLLL OOR RY February—R. ROSS PERRY, [sq., on Conflicting | Ku! t's History ‘nelend. drole : = “ i: r " ight’s History of Eng an’, Svels. 5.88 now that y lady is supplied with long, slen- ndard on the 25th. “Rip Van} ‘ary item: Sitting Bull isa lover of ait (17 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oe, ee eS <= Dek pend ope I Pf 33s der pins. ept on till then. raat 1 when he strikes the chapter Where | CHILTREN'S HAVPLOCKS, with Piven Cotter, com- ice ele 6 ApHI-ENOGH TUTTE, eo., on Corporation, " of miand. Gale goo 330 Wire felt poke be . Who rejoined the Boston Idea Dan surrounds seventeen redskins, | nig at tree Yedr, at $2.50 only. eros, D: (an exten cours 0 een was Bntaaniatinn. = . = co, atter het - | f them and takes the others | Pr : Samples and rules for self-measurement, with fashion Pr re of the (i States ts 4 2 unent velvet, whi 9 vmpany a fe axo, atier her sep- | nol others | COATS, JACKETS AND SUITS nd rules for sel and Procedure of the United States Courts will be deliv sented me ia hoes Wants aan fo py | Prisoners, the smile that covers his swarthy book sent by mail every where. ered or Tuesday Evenings, commencing early in De- . Lt ete te Heke Uy retin cree none mit TE le docetick | countenance (coulin't be measured with o from two year up to sixteen. BRANCH S{ORES IN_ ALL THE PRINCIPAL | camber. Macauley‘ History’ of . . Reny, very dark plum color, and goiden | Hehne’s to retire once more. and it is da twenty-foot tape-line. The scene is so graphic ae CITIES. nS wrtle | All lectures are open to atudenta of the school, and = os brown are the shades most in vogue for velvet |" “Me Wil Sing again t New York has been | 2! real that it makes him think of times : pep co sited ae otto interfere with the regular 98 * costumes for the promenad = AR EG Te Betis Ut azone, when he lifted scalps for a living, —Nor- | | The tarvest assortmentin the city, all marked in plain | 7 MPORTANT NOTICE. ‘Tue Moot Count. presided over by Prof. WEBB. closed and will not be reopened until it fs really | pistoren Herald. | figures, only one price, at I = = commences Thureday, Novem!er 16th. ‘ Amazone © jered, or adorned ; at th hence. It will| i ; ‘The Court of Appeals will be held by Hon. ARTHUR ith arat fs: viet the favo- | Bshed, which will be a month hence. Tt wi EN Passanr.—Aunt (to small girl BBR OA U U MM 4M MacARTHUR aud Profewsors CAIUST abd CLACAH. With arabesques of Satouc! compose the fa ne be one of the handsomest as well as most elab- | are you always thinking sbout, Id BB AA u U MMMM TON. is chbstied wall eianenti Tite trimmings of autumn promenade costumes. | orate places of amusements in the country. “Pm always thinking about nothing, y Boe 2A UMMM See tee ees aa rats can enter | Longfellow and Whittier ¥ Tur lex-of-mutton sleeves have not proved yhn T. Raymond will soon produce bis | I never think about anything unless i happen Bap 2A uu Me MT WAISON J. NEWTO Seenked tome iern . Successful, but the close coat sleeves are now | new play, “In Paradise,” in which he imperson- | to think of something to think about.”—Puneh. | 4 416 SEVENTH STREET. Preparatory to sending to New York oe = ae Complete Works, vole “80 slizhtly cushioned at the top to litt them above | ates an unserupulons politician. At any rate +2 Dew reading: Trath Is etranyer than fish Ft heiructions in BOONKERELAG: simi” oie me Counpieie Works 1Svolk oo the armhole. e are toid that it is being rehearsed. The an- | stories.—Puck. ALL OUR UNSOLD STOCK, ND taught from a practical standpoint. —Terrn, ‘kera, ‘ks, 10vols. ‘Tue Oriental cloakings most fashionable this | houncem is coupled with the further state- | It fs a good thing to laugh; beasts can weep UST RECEIVED AT THE : £2'50 per mouth each: will organize a day school for e FN ‘orks. Bvols, £0 ee Coental ckealine nt that Mr. Raymond Is “very confident of | when they suffer, but they’ cannot. laueh. : Boya._107 E atreet northwest. ee ie Tg mes we meen ry i winter are of mixed silk and worsted in fine | Hot Stak Mr Ray ee ea a MISFIT STORE, ‘We ofter for ten days JRHOEBEL INSTILUTE AND RINDENGARTEN, | Santard Sots nel oe camel's-hair shawl designs and of rich and sub- zee 5 Sane ec ‘TRERTS. ‘one equare from + homas Circle.—Primary, Pry > and Mis s e — Charles Atwood, formerly connected with | Inquisitiveness rebuked: Mistress (to appli- | ay COATS for Men, . Advanced Lane M Standard Novels a: (onsen , ination | the Hes opera tronpe, is now traveling with | cant for cook's positions) “Why Wid yon Teeve | Youtheani Hil be sold cheaper than anv SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Drawing ant Callstienice, uuier competent Teachers | Naromtecs Uaatiden bekisiiars rs Correr-coLorep silk and velvet combination | the Hes A ssh Ss Our last-place?” Aupiigant: “wWoure ine | tin yet otTere . and Professore, "European trained Kindergarteacr. | Websier's Unabridged Inccomerne 1.0) 8 ‘ are amons the most stylish of the sea- | “The Wor His wife, Adelaide Randall, form- | YOUr last place?” Applican| RUE) AU FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS OLD: To Bur Misses POLLOCK and NO=RR. Principals, M27 13th dresses are am 3 erly of Washington, is in very poor health. quisitive, marm. I didn't ax you what for yer | suits from $3 up, an elewant aesortinent. street northwest, Training Classfor Teachers, n7-1m | | The largest Stock of Juvenile Publications, and xt low Ps yp gon. on v and multi-colored | ©" I. 3 last cook’ left you. Overcouts from $4.50 up. in 11 diferent atylea, “ — <= | figures. beaded gimps are the trimmin Mlle, Rhea has been offered the part of Des- Inthe w of thanks: Y writing Fok Boys: EO ees LONG PANTS | ancy GOODS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY BE AND SCHOOL FOR ductione to Sunday: Schon qua Teacbors. wre New Urstens are made of Scotch tweed tn | deu7 to Joha MeCallough’s Othello, Lawrence | oye jeitar voce aE oun about | Suits from #4 up—wreat bargains and aeplendid as- : piiy toe, WETTIG S | nes or New SearCand. "re Mandecme Chu cheas-board blocks, trimmed with wide woollen Xs rett's Tago and Mary Anderson's Hmelia at | enough, now, ien't It?” Kitchen mald—“One | Ornette in creat variety from $3 For the Holiday®, cone ee and cylinder-shaped buttons. A pointed | the grand dramatic festival to be given at Cin- | thing more, Mise; just say please excuse bad - FOR BOYS FROM 12 7 = - ~ i eas ie Be-added and removed at pleasure. cinnati on the week beginning April 23 next. spellin’ and writin’." — Louisville-Courier | suite from $0 up to $15—immense variety and great Bee eF apnline Dove trace he — ae exchange fe: e destruc: Journal. ercoat dozen different styles, fi 5 up. — street northwest. Private lessons and classes. - ery description—Roman, T: Sa pne ccere tbat the destracton Of/) 0 ie celiabieimaat' ook ont for him,” sata | Some of thees cantor bo tepinced 26r iio omee ihey speare Heading Glas. for Ladies and Gentlemen Thure- o and Swiss, inevery shade and size by dire will be a common incident in a s are noid at. y Evenings, 8 to 10. na =e Ok Uf 0 eee riental and Swis every A i 5 bs Hostetter McGinnis, ving to @ prominent FOR YOUTH SIZES, 30 TO 37: VENING $3 A MONTEL BR ‘1 AA U U MMMM are worn for skirts, with over-jackets of velvet, story, now that str. Abbey has dis- | austin gentleman, “he iz a hypocrite and. will ines Syuts _well ade aud trimmed in great | During thie time wo offer all Fancy Goods at half | JA)VENING CLASSES, canting, Bieber ae ies ak Oy MEM or plush in a monochrome evlor. t the easiest way to get rid of the | play you a bad trick some day, just Uke he did | eee rn a ceruck er soto be appreciated prices, and Books and Stationery at and below cost. As | Arithmeti SW. FLYNN, AM, Bes “4 OL Be Tu reme for ehureh, weddings and day | culation of manuscript’ plays is to burm| me.” “What did he do to vot * What did toods called the *:Nizgernead,” in three | thie will be the last opportunity offered, it will pay to W. cor. 8th and K strests northwest. = isn short dress 04 broceded.renped Wit a theater. he do? I borrowed ten doiiars of him and the itterne, mnude up in first-claes style, at $19, buy now Ss M., PRIVATE TUTOR, . s Isa é ‘ < ih e — Mr. Edwin Booth’s reception at Glasgow | doubled-dyed scoundrel tried to make me pay Fins Ocrkpccaw Cost! aud’ Veet (pecaia ta olen s) & Ba Pty wel np eons oto 416 SEVENTH STREET. sar visite: thantle of the velvet Sia Canita | Was so cordial that he stepped to the foot tietes | it back. Look out for him, I tell you, don | etimycatsrtew, Cost and Varts, seco Be FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Preparation for Caliese Wat Pont, Auaapaliee aed small visite mantle of the velvet and a capote Kad GooketG Rik sduieeree Ee trankaa Ga can’t rely on him.”— Texas Siftings. | cghing black fal, tees suite, ic lined (swallow tail competitive examinations. Terms inadvance. 12. | §3%7Send for Catalogues. 2 8 Gini of Sib Wind) ta teventawell GER cenesoas patronaxe, and also aid a | ,,;Pietse tell me what the time is?" asked a failine of Goon antl om e training of teachers with mide Kindereer: | M[ETROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE. : predie: daaie in pisids of | Kitdly word to the leader of the orchestra, the | little boy of an apothecary, who was much | ,,A splendid tin ctieutone tall dese ee tens, at 920 Buk ore Of Rate: TAT Tat eee ano | aM s aan ~ 8 ee ee ee i. cook iter ore th “The | troubled by such inquiries. “Why, 1 told you | "Black clah Salis ihe sane we soll alten whe eee at SAVE FIFTY PER CENT. Isth' st. new.) “with Primary and advanced Classes. | AUBURNDALE METALLIC THERMOMETERS, heat xtures, are the most fashionable of | & aneleaTe ste Program with “The | the tine but a. momeat ago:” snapped ‘the | $1: worth #40, i" Inquire of MAS. LOUISE LOLLOCK, at the National iu Gisele Duibads all utility fabrics Star Spangled Banner. apothecary. * sir,” sald the boy, “*but this | , Black Au-wool Diagonal Suits, eack or frock, at $16, Kiuergarten, of of MISS SUSIE, POLLOCK, at, the pa and Gtandarde, - = eo isvii M6, " i a rer gent J Rh - = . — Fi bel ute, if e INIT — Srraicut Reprwe — The Louisville Post says of Miss Jeffreys | ig for another woman."—Kochesiy Post Be. ete Black Suite at $30, worth $50, aoe ee — = *_ | FAC SIMILE INITIAL NOTE. r figures; stout ladies reqnire draped Lewis’ acting in her new play, that it “noth- | press. Donble-breasted Beck Suits, est quality, at $20, a. Be eee dae ee Ae eo “GREENAWAY” JUVENILE eel bi dvapere ams be ith | IN Coarse nor suxyestive, but that refinement | “How to Treat Woman’ Is the title of a news- | Mmmeh oa housnt ans where uider 40. |" FRANCIS B. MOHON, Diswing at ble sadion overskirts, and this drapery must be made wit t t " % acts weater. tiouah low di ssion, cold and unsentimental though it be, | paper article. Headlines are often deceptive. Rimes Landecapes a epeciait; Franklin Square and Seaside Librarios. nerally beeomi statue to a blaze, is shown in | Some woinen like to be treated with coasider- flight, medium and heavy Overcoste, from BOoKseLier axp Stationer, | 52% = = 03 = ) ; She's in danger of being | ation, others with affection. and there are still a Vistors, from 5 UINCY SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND PHYSI- JAMES J. CHAPM < Dark myrtle green and royal blue redingotes | gyre ted as a flrebug. = others who like to be treated to ice cream.— in endle's variety, from $2 up—all sizes | “ny-10¢ 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Td ME Sipeet Northivest apie: f fine ladies’ cloth, with shouter capes and : : Boston Heralil. and shapes, small waists and loag legs, as well a8 lance STEN inctpal. nig avenue, o i . P — A veteran diner. waists and short legs. No gentleman’ should be with- Bs ENS HART, Princ ret a shade darkertha ae . e el log a | ontther ek ie . The CUR) MERING and OTHER VOCAL —— : ae ea ve ie hia so Bartley Camphell is the best story teller, Bar- | Professor ley. th entow ea te Ch Re Cine Nena pane tape OF WIDE, Winn the cloth, are much worn over pluin skirts of | rett the most impressive spe Booth the ne ae uh et | Boys at $2. and $2.50. These are the best in the mar- ON AND AR ~ silk or cashmere. trimmed around the bottom NSINGTON AND ARRA most prosy. Raymond the most bashfal, | turned on the hinder part and devoured it, and - i fe KE! Early Days of Christianity. By Fi ket and sold for #bout 25 per cent lese than these ribet Gi : H iy iuatty, Ponctalte nk with 2 chicoree ruching. : Z | was again united. yin this | quatitie: Nl for. Lisi isl § Oe anes A. peg og Sn id Onnentory Doctrinally Practically and Historically a - Tron ee a aatiale, Sol Smith Russell the | state has been divided; anu the trouble is the | ke. Gu orto: No trouble to show goods Kuppert’s, "608 “9th street “northwest, Mondays and | ORM tien Instanen’” By Howella SrRawseRRY Rep Vetver and embroidered, | most versatile. and Jolin MeCuliough the best | juate has heen divi portion is mad because it | Sat#!aetioneuaranteed at the Thursdays. osama | Speier dnetance. By Howells. white repped silk are combined in one ofthe most enerally between the sherry and cham- r MIs can't devour the larger half. It should 0 to | ng CORNEK T for dinners, the the cricket and learn wisdom. eo anittvain’ “are tor Calhoun, the grand-niece of the | (Pa.) iirald. elaborate dre: opera, ete. The p 7 RESUME (ER Corea: The Hermit Nation. By Grif. Sr SG CN ay SERS BER] Soe aaa seen: Borie At by F STREETS. M* Norr istoren | ae AL 149 N WM. BALLANTYNE & SON. y Of veivet, with a stomacher and underdress of statesman, who made her debut | “An adage amended: Birds of a feather flock fat F YOU INTEND TO PROVIDE YOURSELF | 7 anpieib — KINDERGARTEN TRAINING | O78 ih strat. i ht with beads that look like j ‘ in California two or three years azo, and atter- | on new bonnets.—\ew Orleans Picayune. DRA % with an OV AT OR SUIT for the coming win- mh School. “Fijends Beeting Honea, 1 opens — - HOUSEFUR ISHINGS ; ss ; ; cee a ay .Avcliaes for teachers and mothers wil -open on > SHINGS. Mavetasse SILKS are revived for winter trave i h the south under of expression: A family who have | eee Eee FOAL SStEOUS WEAN SEE, See eee ane | Guureday, “Moves at tee ee ee te = faetaion where hey incst often appear anpeliues. T. Ford's management, has finished her fad ho. RUtLe OF FObnIa. Hees Your selections than now. Because you hai = urope and appeared in London as n Unequal Match.” part, and it followed the theater; vet though Miss Appiy to Mra. ANNA B. OGDE! 022-1" r - =~ Stock to select from. Because you have the best and b See Oe eS =r choicest Patterns to eelect from. If you have to buy | WWEST END DANCING ACADEMY 709 NEW GOODS, 709 Winter Clothing you may as well do 80 at once, as to | ‘cetect che Men eg ah Rtreet and Penn. ave. Tae new designs have very large figures, and are pulled out as if padded. Cords and tassels of satin and jet are used with e beauty at the wait for several weeks, as you loee nothing by it, but | Tuestay and Friday: Soiree Wednesda — = < . = ss x z = ROM BARC WAY day 7 | ENGLISH DECORATED VASES, BASKETS, &., feather border, or fur bands trim anatelasse | Calhoun is not a professional beauty she. seems | ENGLISH DYED, from $160 up. «ain the benefit of a full assortment, which you cannot | Wa ate. LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, AT 1523 1 ij ‘i a aw ‘i { dolater, We have Jast opened some New Styles of $10 treet northwest, will give Conversational French | DRESDEN CANDELABRAS and LAMPS. garments. ; to have won much critical and popular approba- FUR LINED GARMENTS, IN SILK AND SATIN. and $12 Suita that are good serviceable. For $15, | Lessons at her own and pupils’ residence. Also, open TARE G continue the fashion, | tion. | a tie sont K E | Evening Clases. Price moderate. Call at So'clockp.m. | FIGURES IN PARIAN MARBLE av@ FINE 2 i ial Ganee s ane | LADIES’ FURS OF ALL KINDS. a. $18 at seed ee DANE ee | oleae BISQUE. pity. se, fursooth, Sara Bern- | — The Madison square theater “ Esmeralda” To obits i ose H . and CHEVIOT SUITS. They look well an wear | “2 hardt wisely covers her thin arms with glov how completing a highly successful cation huvamsney (areker |r ADIES’ SEAL CAPS well and cannot Pees natan at the same ae JOMMENT ON PARLE & PARIS,” OR FRENCH HOUSEFURNISHTNG GOODS IN LARGE VARIETE like an il-ittting ing, must women with | engagement at the Park theater, Boston, will | @!32* 5 a: | GENTS’ FUR CAPS, GLOVES AND MUPFLERS, Should sou want s very ue Suit Raith Lines ENGLIEN/ || \ /culerestion: H- LARROQUE, anative, acradar oe Anikeones ane a > +. P-1f not called for within onemouth they will be sent or FRENCH WORSTED, we have them at $25, $28, $90 | Eaten etry orale Pee nad ohn ee Ww — opts i appear in Philadelphia one week, commencing | to the Deu Letter Onice. BOYS! SEAL CAPS, and $35. Fauitleas shape, form-fitting OVERCOATS, | {n'tholouding colleces of Pine hohe ae ne ILMARTH & EDMONSTON, the fact remains that they are foolish enough to | November 20th. The cast Inckides John E. LADIES’ LIT, Olt THIAEALING with Soft English Wool, at one-half less than your | TAN, French Minister. 913G stre:t vorthwest. ol4 : do so. Owens, Ed. Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wal- | alary Magame _ Miller Mary J BOE SERISAUNG. tailor will charge you, at $18 and $20. Specially attrac- ‘OWE'S BOOKKEEPING—EASIEST, SHORTEST, | !_________ 709 MARKET SPACE. | TRAVELIN shopping and generally useful 2 ssell, Loui Dillon, Kate Den iT nee Csers N Monro y FUR CARRIAGE ROBE: tive are our SILK AND SATIN LINED OVERCOATS, I + with pen- HINA, GLASSWARE, Costuines the tailor-made cloth suits find most , W. H. Pype, E. G. Spangier and G. W. Otel Spee Months Bod waved. Abo os = 4 from $20 to $40. We have also a very large line of | manshin Bee FEW cone War © C0.'5 CELEBRATED | OVERCOATS, from $10 up. Come and see how easy it 2m’ favo CUTLERY, P! this favor promises to last, as these W. HOWE, 1030 7th street. ? UTENSIL&,: ‘ er =o = nd | NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES. tmnt is tofind what yhere thi h EW SINGING AND PIANO CLASSES, (day and @resses are worn two seasons without requiring | — The outlook tor Christmas is good in Phil- Snore iret Buk Gd Ga ee eee N evening) are now opened a: moet liberal terse for GEO. WATTS, ange. Nut brown and myrtle green tricot | adelphia. John McCullough plays that week at Bacret se ee SES SONS now that we can save you from fifteen to.twenty per | Ladies, Gentlemen and C1 WOLOWSET2 HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, eloth and rough finished English cloths of small, | the Chestnut Street Opera House, Robson and | Batrett Se 621 PI AVE., between 6th and 7thetreete. | cent, Musical Institute, 1116 Mustreet nortiwest,corner 12th; | 026 _314 7th strect, 5 doors above Penna. avonwa. dark checks and blocks are the materials used. | Crane at the Walnut street, the Rankins at. the A. STRAUS also private tuition of finishing style by Professor's new | = a i is Arch street, and the * RK tt Established 1830. n3-Im m Su simplified method; shortest and best, saving years of | (XOLD WEATHER IS COMING. PREPARE Bizps are cunningly poised on a bunch of | Arch 5! = ie ea 939 PENNSLYVANIA AVENUE, practice, training voices to the higaest culture for for itearly by purchasing a first-class HEATING rosebuds on the bonnet top as if Iured there by | 2°te# at Haverly’s for the first time in that city. ! base = 5 b s ‘operas, Concerts, &C. 3m | STOVES Ia Th OH PERS ACE: tr atic now thei. A large bird with the head thrust upward | —& aries Wii atest Ms London Criterion | Ghitingy dary LL, BEBREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, AND 932 D STREET, PROF. AED MRS. LUCIEN F.C, COLLIERE'S | Slow for Sour inspection the inrpett nassiueut relief Is on severely plain bonnets, and its | Co™MP&nY openedat the Union Square Theater (N. $08 SEVENTH STREET, 031 Near Tenth Street ene SCHOOL FOR BOYS dove wood in tis cy. athers are mare to curl around the crown. | ¥-) Tuesday night in “Fourteen Days,” and were Ber ‘Will re-open September 28, 1882, at Aments for the Rt. and Head Riovated of yellow shades form the | given a very hearty welcome by a large audl- lice A ¥ ad NH Mrs | Would respectrolly invite atten! 7 “PSSST atroot uorthweat. oven it Social and Fire Side Jowel entire brim of a Vonnet with pale pink velvet | ence. The piece isa farce, that begina in «Pe. | Bates Aiuanda Soree Alcon cee : wyoc tub peccmiare wis Greaise wAdseee Hadlant Homo and Barsiow | Furaaccs. leo crown. rena eas lark, ee ee his See Demon dtary A { colare, 25¢e., Terra Cotta, Bronze, 09 E. C. COLLIERE, A.M., Principal. | ving and Kepairiug promptly attended to. 7 Ose of the favorite styles of winter costumes | iN @ policeman and getting sent to jail for | Eilts ari fe wool -asex\¢o ADAME CHEVREMONT (GRADUATED AS -. Sethe sportsman or dusty-gray railway cloth, | Utteen days (which probably gave to the | Filer EF Mrs Peantite Pside Suk ana Wool ape paca fren Me SSE Academie of Paris University of W. 8. JENKD & CO., Th = Ang y-ray ‘ay cloth. | foolish story that Mr. Wyndham really went to | Freeman Sue { ‘an- e shirt is very Chuddan Cloth, 1e.. @ creat barcain. Erance) hiss resumed her lessons in the Hrench Fora imple, aud appears to be made | jail in this way in his endeavors to learn the Bareat | age. privately and in classes, ‘lerms reasonable. | _ 822 717 7th street nortnwest. of two scarfs, which come down into a point, | prison costume). The perplexing situations | Gf Sissueb cop Jie All-wool Cashutieren, 80, G24, s5e. and si. op il stret Northwest sk WOOD AND COAL. a ol mr * = a c inifer Kittie en Josephine ovel ties it #0 , Plu ¥ Velvets, ¥ and are interiaced at the foot. No tunic—only | that follow In the tainily who think Portes la ith Kate Mew Scene cles eee ka ee ee Ly bee ae ae dane = an & puif at the back. Very clinging Amazon | Italy, are said to be exceedingly droll, and to Stoner Lucey Sills and Sating, Brocadtn, e260 son at her Residence, 1323 K street northwest, Hours PE*SSYLVaNIA COKE bodice, and for out-of-door wear a jacket of the | cause unbounded merriment, though we should Shaw Mane NDER WEAN os EADS COE CCl rit pRen | BBB, RRR, A PDD BBR U U RRR ¥ ¥ | of Clasce—For Ladies’ and Gentlemen, of 7 pms = : i i tamie or LADIES, GES c NIB BRR AA D DBEBU UR RY for Young Ladies and Chil ‘3iq_ p.m: for BETTER THAN COAL. same material, braided or embroidered. Judge there was something too much of French 4 Sutor Mame cularly recommend those auffering trom | BBB RRE’ AA D DEBE UO U RRR’ YW: 1: Advanced, daily, at Garten ‘TE! AN CO. a indelicacy in the piece. This, however, is to be | Hamitto Ida Sn y buy our prepared ited Flannel Under- | B BR RAAAD DE BU UR'™R © daily, 136. ig ™ The fuel of the le. The beet 1m the world, Tee A Cusraixe Fixisn for the neck of dresses judged only from the plot, the critics find no Hil pone rs a ss Stas to $1.50 each; or we sell a pure medic: ally BBB R RA ADDD BBB UU BR ¥ ‘Terms moderate. Pupils learn to converse in a short | it for health, ‘Use it for economy. ‘by Tele consists of a bias velvet band of either red or | fault with the development of the story. As for | Hatem hate Mire ‘Siters ttsetel™ ust Co. ven yard, eqlusiito foots uaual- PIANOS AND ORGANS, Sime, A Pesisian pronunciation sought. SS ee | Gane oe biue, with one end lapped over on the left side, | the actinz,the papers all agree in re-echoing the Jobnstm Adal Fucks Clare's » $1.25 and up. 4 = wee eee OE TG. ect nLESTABLISHED 1877.1) cog 713 7th street northwest. and fastened at the throat bya buckle of silvered | praise of the company, from Mr. Wyndham | 3o2o80" Care Underhill Harriet Fi NOEL oE ee ion Handkerchief OVER 17,009 IN USE. rates. All branches, Church for practice. | ~~ —— = ee bronze or of beaten silver. Plated white lace | down, which made the ‘organization famous in | Johnson Mery Jane Wi Blanche slightly'imperfect, at lesa than half prices. Call aud | Tam receiving a large stock of both Square and_U; 80-2, THEO. INGALLS KING, Principal. gp dy I a el falls below the buckle as a cravat bow, and the | Eee. King Aura i "Pull stock of Dowtestion Tate Liien and Towels. WRN UR AN, EBONY. ees PENCRRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN | oemrop pith street and Maryland avenne, + Whole may be worn with a military collar of | — The taste which connot find something to ley Thos Mra lankets is, Cauainires) pit el sgh ee Rion pe Sita Building, corner 9th and D streets. Day and| ©! 2-905 Tth street. onporite Patent Office. qmbroidered linen. or with a pufl or veil of crepe | enjoy in the current amusements in New York Pee Gee Waker Wo Mee aguas i EMnneity Cassiueres and Housekecbing | gheus. which wil be sold'on cary monthly payments or vening Sessions, for the education of sons and daugh- | _ Coal sent in Locked Carts and weighed by «worn - de lisse. 3 | Fere ce theca Last, but not least, Misses’ Woolen Hose, in sizes | ** ®#Pectally low figures for cash. t be h less), d iT ii ts W ee ooo See on Set ‘and real ws ‘thus guaranteeing correct weight to con- : : ana | ™Ust be hopelessly perverted or wholly blunted, | Fiviuzston i from 8 to 83s, 25¢. per parr. PIANOS and ORGANS for rent. ot the | The branches taught are an, : ter Maxy ladies are already wearing collars and | forthe attrnetion: Chea eee panes BALTIMGRE CASH STORE. city to select frome Renta qarmentelock in the | rings "Arithmetic; Rpencerian, Practical Postesreay: mouchonr muffs made of dark velvet, bordered | : ‘ and importance. Aside from With brilliant feathers. Ducks, pheasants, or | debut on Monday last at Wal peacocks feather are all used. Theplumaze tn- | make her re-entry in opera with feaded for trimmi and bonnets is also sin: i purchased and vers to decorate other | ofwear. Mulls made of fi rs. Langtry’s ’s, Patti will fapleson at the vho Is doing | Mack Rate meno is dotnie | Sigrie bale ping by, sing ¢ and double entry. adapted FORGE CREVELING, 14TH STI -Im 908 7th street northwest. new i eS TUNING and REPAIRS.—I have one of the best | very vatiety of bucinces; Business Practlos, whole, ‘above Long Bridge. Ofc iOS AN TAN! tuner 1n charge of this department, who has had years | le, retail and banking, employing the of | lowest ‘ricer; coal and. we Pi4N08 AND ORGANS oF czperincets the Sey oka | hig" baras hades Berar a Ue | nose, "Boe of Oat, BN Sold for cash or om instalments, rented or exchanged. | PIANO MOVING.—My facilities are unequaled ture: Pouitical Economy: Commercial Law; Business { #24 spit: Oak. 7: g Agent for doing this work in a careful manner. for | Ethlos. “Special departments in pees tees i phy and Drawing, mn change of masters Ci G. JOHNSON & BkO., ae ts 4 thers are iy new to the cit, Ferns GEO, STECK & CO. AND EMERSON PIANOS, pon acetes am ioe geoeption of sohoate, i ay oe or person een conspicuously fashionable, and usually mateh | the Flor meee will revive, ‘Eileen Bt the | Aran WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. FREEBORN G. SMITH, monthly etiioeatere oth, fol: 3 the quartet Z twelve | emell Ara or any ober bind Of fiueda ween dont urban. . pe ra q ourists’ open wat te s All new Music and Music Books received as soon as a reeks, $20, year scholarship for day or evening, pur- | call will convince you. Wont is sending to America very. elegant Aleazar. Then. too, Charles Wyndhaun is He issued. 028-6m_ 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. on entering, $50; evening tuition, three months, | Store Yara: Easbys Point. . ; : ard at the Union Si Rip Van 3 1H $16; evening tuition, one month, $6. The new, hani: | Main Vari: M toil brocaded plush in silver gray, combin- MAAMIOREES Ia H. EBERBACH, OWDER AND SHOT. fomely illustrated Collee Announcement, containing | Branch Office: ant6. inz this fabrle with the new Ottoman silks tn | Arie ene yee ea el Re ey . i Silas Galles thee ree oem application by mall oF | ON BROTHE royal blue, dark sree These dresses ting crowds at the B quire’ Sees eB arenes te Ie Sere Se Came = SPENCER Vice Ponce Principal, gous : are made short. with erles of the | prospering at Daly The Romany Rye Chase JL EMPSEY’S gco 00 AL BARAA. NCER, Vice-Principal. me WHOLESALE AND KEYATL pRaLens( ¢ Ottoman silk at the . x the | Booth’s and “Young Mrs. Winthrop” at. the | Cotton Join D §°oo0 A L i S. et dee | mig ee COAL AND Woo, front of skirt arranged in transverse folds, ; eae - randall LA G Ooo AA L and French Boarding and Day School for Young roi irt arranged Fansverse folds, | Madison Square; “Mordecai Lyons” is being | CRBUH LA 86038 Ad £ 1012 1th etrectnerthweet, reopened ber confined by clusters of loops of the silk fringed | played at Harrizan & Hart's, thouzh the plece D ECO WEDDING INVITATIONS cco “oo A A LLLL funic under the chart of Bile Borne see ricer | By water and rail direct from the mines. With floss-silk bails in shades of gray. mae be confessed a disappointment; Magyle | Caldwell Win pul E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO | | Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in tho United ‘Tie Pasuiow of framing the front breadth of | Mitchell is at Niblo’s; Aldrich & Parsloe have Resven E H H (00 DDD 688, and VOCAL’ MUSIG. _ Particular attention to be- | States, ve aston a: Ba 8 : | taken “My Partner” back to Haverly’s; and the Keive Horace WEDDING STATIONERY. H HOOD D nginners, as well as those ‘be qualified Sell at lowest cash prices, and delivere’ ity. ashi ibe a oe «to the employment of | Knights are to be heard at the Windsor. Keene: Lafayette a ING iN Hui 9 3B OB 5sssq Kjos incu motes We Main office, wharves and deyot, Teel and Water ‘ol erable quant ns = a “ iy -: a ¥ y . Me a = imasy “an | 25 NST ome Cue: HH 00 bpp *sss® > B- DONCH WILE RESUME HIS LESSONS | qchand Pais: usw, 112 Bil'st Mewe and Sal Pa ater ng many **s | Why the Minister Ceased to Wonder at “*Piries’ English Visiting Card,” printed from plate, |- M*ox THE VIOLIN ORCHESTR. southeast. jvis4m - or satin may be me ntageously a Remarkable Miracle. ‘One Dollar per hundred. ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, STRUMENTS on and after MONDAY, ———— —— —— Used 1a this manner.” The bodice is often of the | pom we fate cee STORE SUPPLIES AND a SEWING MACHINES, &c. ial as the pauels; but where this ean- [ °" : NSYLVANIA AVENUE, “=: » &e. complishe ls portion can be intro- Apropos of the E yptian trouble, we wish to ry o18-Im Between 9th abd 10th atreets. GENERAL HARDWARE, WASHINGTON, COE SOAS S TESTS “A UERBACH'S MACHINE OFFICE, relate a little story, tie e:rcumstances of which USTAV ADOLPH F. P. MAY & CO. Charen re-open che Sapitmer is Teas for circus | AL “Corner 7th and H streets, occurred during our trip to the Holy Land seve- is FO G iD) a 2 apply to Mrs. Z. D. BI Mise M. C: DOUG. | | Ancther lotof Machines we have teken in cxchange s Bizan capa that tho meesito Wives a acc nus W ae €34Penna. avenue, near 7thstrest, | LAS. Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest. 36 for new ones the past week, hee put theta in wok = oe Seo une entoxing CODE) EAL YCRK: BO LADIES' RIDING HABIr AND OVER-GARMENT . VERNON SEMINARY, {ngonler, and offer them #1 these extcemely’ tions for black dresses this year are | He was a devout Christian, and had mate the | Hes sero CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! Mancina Proved octane ayes with velvet, or ele with the brocaded ot- | study of the Bible anda proper understanding | Johnson Cap c : foman repped siiks, as plain ottoman ts not suf- | of the Biz Book the highest alin oflite. Sounton Hiary ee OE aS SEPTEMBER Sie, 1ee0, - ficiently anlike ain to combine with it. | When he arrived at the Sea of Galilee his heart | Jackson TW BAW SILKS, SILK TAPESTRY, ht is = ef! 1 = - > = s A’ . collegiate course. Special advantages for > For the careful purchaser, for whom a black silk | was filled with awe, and he felt enervated end | ice ‘T LADIES’ CLOAK PARLOR, dress must serve a long while for nice occasions 1 The ate students in music and art. -For catalogues, apply to the axp zi a Sobns i" 11-1 1t northwent. Principal, MES, J. E. SOMERS all the year round, the best choice at present 1s | ami bib ue see wie i wa caring on Fonction WO — - 414 oth street northwest Seidettes oe eapiben Wien SLINGTON aGLDRA,COUCORLE SOU: to wet the chief part of the dress of silk, which | the very same sj where his Saviour once | Eillmore Hilto AND HORSE. COVERS. ING, will require from twelve to fifteen yards, with | stood. nea R Covers from 90 centa each up. page! hel etary tect nctol for Bape sad Yotia ikea RMURS: ee oe es velvet for the basque, and slight trimmings on| Approaching the boatman, he addressed him | Lausies Juo W sr 3 NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY, AMA SEWING MACHINE DEALER ai 7 me lower shirt. “Twenty yards of sinzle-whdth | tn iis choicest Arable, and, with Bible aulceee Lavender Natiiew At the Harnees ad Tra eon of ooran ail early and avoid the rush. penied eh. Day chines, Uaenate tiny ar chen ie ran i yee material is e quantity jemandes by most | mentary in hand, awaited an answer. Lyon Newton C MATES 5. -* tisementsand employ ita to shove them. [sell @rexsmakers for such a costume. “AB what ainatier ty yore ch? Gow? see Lan Time ichard seed de ES SINGLETON & HOEKE, Se ences. eeoeine, | Sanena ali ities toe oe’ " ——2+~-—__—___ talk the United states?” asked the man con- ais iuane Wi |ANAKIES, GOLDFINCHES, LINNETS, CARDI- J. F, McKENNEY, ‘Tea and Coffce as Hivals. temptuously. He was areal live Yankee, who | Masters Jno T Yates wie Cc NALS TOVE:BINDS, PARRAKEETS, RED- Load £0! MARKET SPACE. aoe 427 9th atrest nortuwert. Prom the London Times. was picking up a living by ferrying tourists | Maibner Leopold == Webb A aPEEDS, BEARLINGS, ecto Get THE BEST tz You Laden, Weet had tostnues, Rew [_Aoms! BEFORE PURCHASING & aie = | across the sea. 5 Also, in Ly Seeds’ an i ven, Conn, ‘commences 8] 5 “ ¢ a coe toe = ighaeee ‘So thisis the Sea of Galilee.” devoutly mur- | «at Ventilator aad Uhiionsy Cop Cu MEW YORE nib stone, “THE CONCOD HARNESS.” BER 2hrm. “Bend for 3 avi3 BEWING MACHINE 0 na Asa y ~ | mured the searcher after knowledge. Name Meets Settle ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR, AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, Ing in any form they are combined. It is over | “Ya-a-s.” . tar OF MELPTOL wiliion® DY EASE |S Totes ae LUTZ & BRO... Soe AcENTs MUSE tend Riteomae Men nit unraey | Dopo craig he owt ihe mac the unoccupied territory, after alcohol has been | *‘And this ts where our Saviour walked upon Saruapay, Noveamen 11, 1642, RE, THE $9, #4 AND 36 CHILDREN’S SUITS. or the saledt Gn aleteatea COMDURD HAENERE [Soma dis” | THE NEW HARTFORD | THE NEW ELDREDSES riven away, that the contention between the | the ween mabe ie pe aoe Be LIND, ws Seon! Suits, from $9.60, Heakd ee apwards: 3 age, aye on hand 8 lates stock of all kinds, at low prices J\yORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1219 AND 1914 ATH HE And the new No. 4 VICTOR. Sao comes: Taking the word through, the | <stow much will youcharge to take mato the | sane or O'Brien Mra Mi | | Boys’ School Suits. from $4, $5 and $6 up, age, 13 | larisstatsped with makers nate end aS cS sicom, Satoce Suey pape bel ee fae neral verdict seems to be In favor of tea ” Stuart Mine N tol” Si tay from $e 3 ge t - | exact spot? i Fomervilie Mra Josephine | ‘“iovs' School Hata fant tie. up, Drees do., 76. | | HORSE BLANKETS OPPENHEIMER'S, ‘Two of the largest empires in the world—China | _“Wa-al, yon look like a clergyman, an’ I won't i A Biduer hte Laura add op, DOD de scees madsen eee and Russia—are-tea drinkers, In Bockhara and | charge you nothin’.” Howell Nis Grace'V, Thornton Mrs ME CARER E School Button shoes in the Distsotet |. ase varity, at Botiom Prioe- ane. ONBELL, Balgat gi ctetet norton Be Coed Belting. Samarcand, and in most parts of Central Asia, | _ The devout one boarded the boat, and at last | Lowe Miss Tanis Mrs Alice W. SELBY'S, Johus University, and “Eta Noctles_ one cont each; all other straighl the tea-urn Is for ever steaming. On the other | W%8 Pointed out where the rape ie wend to eee oe Worse Sailte CS 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. Luiz & Bro. | Beer + an Oe two centa. : ~ have occurred. After ing at the wat SS ———— hand, the Arab and the Turk, and with them dividing his time ellen tel. at Me books Minor Mrs Se ATURE Miss D. BARR, 22-2m 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. > AL ACADEMY, 3731 Ds fee the whole western part of the Mohammedan | and devout ejaculations of satisfaction, the | Barbour &co °=5 Norton Dr A H. HEET MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. BCA Mus. Tork, are coflee drinkers. The decision ot | earcher sia! ie wilingne, to return: abe spe Way ers s Ss Studies resumed September Europe is not absolute for either alde. Itseems |“ Charge you $20 to take you back,” sald pat dn J AND TAILOR, nae ; | LATS, GREER, MATHEMATICN HATURAL gor . to be very inuch determi:ed by what we may | speculative Yankee.” etiogs NS 00 pieces STANDARD SHEET MUSIC, price So. isd rately or in eal the accidents of the case. The nations jut you sald you would nothing.” | | sieroP Lae aaa Se 2112 Remar ivenis Avenee Northwest, Eerrak Drie Ste: tobo. ——— veg fo Clea which can get good coffee drink coffee. Those ‘Naw, in’ jothin’ to you out; LETTERS x GEORGE- first. ROBERTS’ BOOKSTO! 930 Which can get good tea drink tea. Those which | twenty to get back.” seeibie Were ee aee Ma see haan Cet an ae eS os ¢an get both drink both. England clalms to| ‘And do you everybody $20 to take ‘LADIES’ LIST. orders with the leading house of Washington. 09 | be one of these, but the preference of England | them back?” asked the astonished searcher. Gantt Mrs M ‘Sullivan Catharine e ELMSEWS INF) AE AND Te CELLULOID TRUSS; at a fs beyond all doubt for tea and not for coffee.| ‘Ya-a-s. That's abeout the figger.” Seekeos Stra Mary Taylor Rowalle H ine etn tee et ee‘and | worn Wille lating’ "is Sot The unfair choice Is very largely compensated | “Well, then,” said the devout one, ashe went | Heed Mra Lue of a for in tho United States—the chief coifee-con- | down in his clothes, no wonder our Saviour | pesttie wm woes ee oitins ms . ‘suming country in the world. got out and walked.” It