Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1883, Page 3

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. L” ay, z s Ht LUPTI LILY LINKY © -AMms! UNITED STATES MAIL * FANTES GIOVGE LZAnY AND PXCELSIO} TO SORFOIK, FORTRESS MONKO FoINT AS D COBNETPLD POINT. Te Xer! $1.@ i my Pont “and EO} | Poin: Lookout. = | Pound Trip... $1.00 ‘30s secommodation cannot be furnished fo. Steamer icaves 7th street wharf dafl 815.30 p ATURDAYS AT 6 P.M. Night xcursionsa syectaé feature. Retu-a sa ar ess ccc ng titer Vous ox Kusshiaot Bae nedy omiectian with tee Hoxton ond Providencs steerm, from Wasnusten to Sew York, $9.50 fo Beston, 215.7 ling statesoom, ber.h and meals. a Bretght eived daily until 5 1. B. hl DuINS, Gen. Supt. H. Agent. ‘ aua OOK 4: LOW PARES. O- FOLE, 59 Chm LVR LANDING EXCE 90% 0 AGPS to Prackist we Is and, SURDAT Fran iexcnera, 5€ Senmers i AKr and %OS LY Trews Monrce and Norfo'k, SAY, af 5:30 pin, £630 p. m.: UNL XT pat ats p.m. : AY. — teames THOMP- AY and FRIDAY, POTOMAC Haven BON leaves NONDA ats. m. —FVERY SUNDA’ ¢ wharf, Washinwton chart tT a. m. for ER LANDINGS, Frivays! On sdicwn and interme trictly first-clasa, Prepaid, and will be received on ¥. TEPHPNSON & BRO., Awents, * ¢ TAth st. and Pa, av WASHING asda at 7 ve BALUED: mif-fm RHE & ton « Selcek 9.1: Grinder’ @a5e up. own, etl Met Pockrers re Goi sb GT a repair) yool every Saturday, making the from land to AtWarhreten, D.C. D. A. BROSNAN, JAMES BELLLW GW. Moss, 225 (URTH G EMAN LLoyn. Samasmute Ling , ax, HAvRe, ES. 2 ERY WED. from Bremen pier, foot en of passage: From New Fevthampton and Brenen, RESP Yt SATII Of 3d street, Hoboke: bs York t liavre, London, first cabin. S106; Paid steerses cet apply to Ob Lid York: W. G. MET aveniio ecthwent, YUNARD Li NEW YoRE West 239 Boe Wea. AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FiOM NEW Ye Kates 0. pastage—$80 ani $100, according to aceon nm odatio Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- Eso Sis Gusctcown and slictber partaot Europes ee ‘Throws bills of aden given for Belfast, Gizsqow, Havre, Antwerp and other porta ou the Continent ant bs Sorat i yamage ep;ly at the Company's offics, ‘or fre tage 0 Ko. 4 Bowing Greeny or bits stscrago and cabin 2 O1IS Biak.uw & Cu., cus iti street, Wasblintos, ViRNON H. BROWN & CO., New York, Mesers, O1'S LOW & CO. Jani? 605 Tuk street, Washi QEW iORK, KOTTERDAM, AMSTEKD. ‘The first-class, fll powered, Clyde-bu iteamshiys of this Line, AMS1ERDAM. AM SCHIEDAM. | FE DAM. Z. ND. W. A. SCHULTEN. MAAS, jails to the Netherlands, lewe company's decay City, NT.. reculariy every WED- ESDAY for Ketterdam and Amsterdam, alternately. First cain, $70: second eabin, $50: 4 aoeraee wth Will rT passe apply to W IC AL, We iy beran KED BY UstN. A BOTTL! , aM or ts HES Invigorating Cordial, Wr cu Seminal Weaknew, Nervens Ubty an! it iuparts vigor to the whol By ster O HERS, 906 5 paid ecuiar to Laudicn, and Ovarian t Bion. Poxons, 8 exes, & snes jwo-itively enred in & to No mercury or cansties se consultations confidential, Cen be ccnstlted every Wednesda) Raturday, trom 2 to 9 p.m.. at his office, 456 C at te Kefers to tue caine physcians of Baltimore. Othon SYN. iberty st. Batters Made aul K.LEONS F AILED TO. Picdidrvms on Pee ity P.O.au2] RS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE precriptions and seud you to some «ide-show rumiiat, wo divi profits with the doctor. hose Gap; ofnted of a cure of private diseases shon!d con- suit Bra. HKOTHERS and GAY, 906 B strote Ww. Will furnish meaieine, guaran ‘Thirty years’ experience. HO 14 1 HE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST- ¥ established Specialist in the city? Why. Dr. BROTH ie> over thirty-two years—at 906 Bat.a.w. Sworn to lefure A. C. Kichards, Justis of the Peace. DSt-Tm ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- from 1 tod Geicck p-m.. with besomige SyTeaee MPORTANT TO LADIFS._LADIES MAY BE secommorated with Board, before, deing sad ate Sith Medica! Treatment, ‘in a Pbywician’s id-ean Mow. M. H. SLOANE, 116 North Car- abaltimore. Dr. Sloane's i five Organs, $i per bottle. JOHN TRIPP*'S BLOOD PU RIFIE] certali ~ gure Zor Sypliiis, Serufula, Ovarian Tanne Bee Bez Diseases and all Blood Polson. Cure of Spphiits guaran en stage. ‘wu two stampefor pam- , SelS-codly Dn. JOHN TRIPP. RE ReaD DR. MOTT’S FREN " PA EXCH POWDERS ereentmen of Boot i veamele withers taping the stomach to do any previous wegh eeaey tet mended (by the inedical tart of Para te eee ee gents, to persons whose biood is pon At Shut ‘Diab Weaken is ahead Worises tec h Ache, — by C8 mem 1 Drumcute, TG EEE (Pete? Youn Ftus aay WINTEE CLOTHE 35G AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH AUCTION SALES Offers the following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ne. 1.—A Doub'e Reund, elaborately finished Rose- ood “quare Gren Pino, mate by Wm. Krabe & +0,. t 5 of 8 ex-Senssor, used Very ch. “Trion only $ 90. 2 —A superb Upr ht, in han is ebonized caee, used four moathe, made by the leadine Boston Sanntectree: es: eave rs mal prion $1,090. red by party leaving tho ity at ©3200, No. 3.—a'fnil T-ootare Kos wood Piano, carved leas, everstrine hee goad a4 nes, need three months by ex-olerk, offered for cash at $ Bo. 4.—Fuil Z-oct. Pleno, with overstranz b-se, made by Mseatail & Ereuve + Of Albany, XN. ¥., and worth ‘oGrred at $125. 5.—An eluant 7 tjoct. 3-stringad Cabinet Grand Uprizkit Fiano (new), offered by manufacturers at $175. 0. 6.—A genuine Daniel F. Beatty, $125; ci. Bio. —Spectal prices in tho mateblens_Shonin-er ‘ Uncen, the only onguns containing a com- lune of bells; sold on $5 monthly naymuents. 0. J. REED, an20 4°3 7th street northwest. Hewson Pra HIGH. ST STAND oF EXCELLENCE, CLLEBBATKD FOR BEICLIANCY OF TONE "AND SINGING QUALITY UNRIVALED, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL OJ HERS. FACTO" ¥ PRICE-—WASY PAYMENTS. We kive persons having Ola Pianos to, gxchanxe extra advantages in the value off f Fy thet oki instruments, wad balance can be PRg pecnth Open ts p.m. HISEKAMP*S BRANCH FACTORY 40 cot north wen OW IS THE TD PIANOS TUNED aud ‘ired, reed, for fall practice. VICTOR B CRER, 801 9th street, itl and oxper encea= ym, | Charges mores: ‘Squares for eale ANIC & BACH, » Pianos, the| ‘and the LRINC ICAL WAKEROOMS, reet_ northwest. 5 PIANO WAREROOMS. PIA, ‘or sale aud rent at ro-; Krabe & Co.'s world-re-| iktepairmy. 423) Jango TEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘the Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, The Best Modir: ‘iced Piano Mannfactared. WILCOX & WHIT Nb KIMBALL ORGA } cs anid Orgups wold on changed; rent upp.ic NS. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, Menaging vartner of the Inte fim E FINAN A PAMS & C0., BANK! RS & BROKERS, 629 F Srneer, Offer special inducements to buy or eeil CRUDE PE- CROLEUM, eituer for cash or on margin, We offer emall lot PO TAL TE EGRAPH BONDS, with or w INVEST ON HAND OR PUR- CHAS! D TO 0..DER ON COMMISSION. * Correspondence. All information cheer- au TO-MOKROW. |) BO a BROS., Auctioneers, , HAI AND? S, FEATHER ADS AND PILLOWS, CROCKERY. GL ASSWALE, SLOVES, " COOKING UTEN-IL , &e,. GETHES WITH 4 GESFKAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUS: KEEPING GOODS. Arso, FOR ACCOUNT OF C. kK. KENG! TOR LARD PRE: GRINDSTONES, & is On TUB~DAY MORNING, AUG! TWENTY- FIGHTH, commerciax at TAN O'CLOCK, wo will se’), w thin and in front of our apacious #siesrooms, 317 aad 419 9th street, (corner D street) a general assortmentof she above named goods. 4025-26 Jpesoasson “BROS., Auctioneers, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT. May PAY ADV “NCES AND Cl JESDAY MORNING, J CONCERN TO ARGS. ‘WEN LY: OC! ts One Peari Cross, One pair Gold-Chain Bracelo!s, (pearl setting.) One Diamend Pin, (19 stones.) Terros cash. an24-3t FOLEY, Auctioneer. Will sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goo7s, con- in xtore No. 908 7th sireet northwest, at auction, comme EVERY MORNING aT AND- A-HAJ.F O'CLOCK, end will continue from Ei ‘of LL +8 deposed of. stock conaists of Silke, Dress Velvets, « cree, Table Lineus, Towels, Napkins, Marseilles hite Goods, Hosicry, id Euubroideries, Dress Shirt, Sheetings in Cassimeres, Flannels, Domestics of all kiu int other articles too numerous to mention. sre specially invited to vttend this sale, as the goods are fine aud will be sbld witho t reserve, jyao M. FOL™), Auctioneer. _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. 1 *ALACE MARKET. eTREEA Ag SELLING Bhetver's best Tomat: Bib. D8 Ur dorarca, Comat, ds, ** Corn Golden Gate Fri Kichards & Kobie% mus bring Lamb, bin quarter “ "fore quarters, Eyersthing in the market at iowest thai corner 1th TO HOUSEKEE gen Fi En Bessy RR RRR piece E zae ae a of ex¥% 2009 wzzz4 mans Za2zd zane Bea wunng i a wae iz L L ” LLL Linh 2 WITr, ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL KOuL3, I FRE att a tet ig it i H oO BREAD AND BISCULIS. Deret, coruer Ist stccet and fuliana avenue, WM. M. GALT & CO. Chass ise. CORNED BVEF AKPECTALTY, Btalle628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, pre 2 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or Adress ox 71, City Post Ottice. ; larketing debvered {ree charge to silpartsof the ____ RAILROADS. __ BO AND SELL t BS WASH. Suck. T eporits recetye S. GOV'T AND D. C. BONDS: GASLIGHT and ALL other City e We pay SPECIAL attention ‘oobtainine CORRECT Mect to check. 1} ELIABLE information regaru.ucour varions city ies, and are prepared at ai tunes to answer ingui- nee regarding same, HARRY cC. TOWERS & Co., , BROKERS AND INSURANCE, 14.0 F STREET NOK THWEST, Piayare Srock Tercnara Wares BETWEEN NEW YORE AND RICHMOND. H. H DODGE, e } Donis, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and fold on Counniss.ou, No. 539 15TH STRE. » (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 beoapway, New Youre. Tvery claea of Securities bonght and eold on commts- tien in San Francis o, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Fachsnge at one-cixh: one per cent commission. Private and direct teicraph wires tot ichmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, thronzb which erers are executed on thy Stock Fxchances iu those cities and reported buck promptly. Quotations of stocis and Bonds and in- formation rexarding the Markets received throuh our wires INSIANLTLY qireet trom the Aew York Stock nL BOORSELLER AND STATIONER, Hes returned to his former location in the new building 418 Ninth street nor: New Booxs Memoirs of John A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dit Dyuamie Sacreic by Ward. Taed and iabore, Under Gi Lillie. Mildred’ Bargain, do. Fhyllis Brown, Fiora Shaw. Foor the Mealor: C- ~ Woodson, joure that ailt, C. E. Gardner, Hot Piowshares, ‘Lolrgees. WM. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avennn. WOOD AND COAL. x au24-Im* Coaz Ax» Woon. We havo. just received a large lot of Bakers PINE WOOD; also treeh mined COAL of euperior quality for demestic use, ali of which we offer at lowest market Tales, ‘the attention of consnmors is respectfully invited to 42 lbppection of curetock. STEPHENSON & BRo., ‘eh et wharf and 12th st. snd Pa ave. wis SEWING MACHINES, &c. pur a STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE FSTABLI“HED 1! THE QUEBN SEWING MACHINE fs recognized ledwed by the mechan- Made, most silent, lightest ‘acknow! ical authorities as the best running and hiches: arm lock-stitch muchine ever made. “All movements made of the finest steel. No holes to thresd, neither has its shuttle. We sell only firet-class new improved machines of differeut makes. wor tee the nest seeortment, most reaponsibility and lowest prices. No outside agents. Mrst-claas ma- chines for rent. All Kinds repaired and warranted. dress | Saruo nd peice it alled fre fo Sy Double Store. corner 7th and H streets. Gent's Furnishings and Hate next door. mid FA™* 800 seen ir THe HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. If not be sure to examine It before you purchase. Tt tively the tightest run! silnplest sewing Mictitne ore mages og sscaeeon nie We have iso the light running NEW HOM! simpieand doratie wowing Machin. Val othe? Suse ways on. Machines: onessy monthly payments and ‘special discount 10F cash, at FOF Cae OS PPENHEIMER'S Reliable Sewing Machine ana Fashion Rooms, ¢26 9h street northwest, St, Cloud Building, Good Machines For Kent, Ali kinds wepaired. 3928 WO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT Finest = agent to talk you to death, but ‘Assort: ment of all the Lesuing Mi St oes that uring, bo can Vasser can ntings, Repair my3 27 9th street. 9 i For P rps anear, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, H, Wk: andthe West, Chica Sleeping, Card at 9:30 a.mu., dally; Fast 30 a.m., daily, with Sleeping ( all Wester. xpress 7:30 p. 23 to Pittsburs aud Cincn- Algo, connects, except Saturdays, for Chica- ge. via Columbus and C. St. L. & PRR, with ping Car Iittaburs to’ Chicazo. Mail Exp: £:50 p.m, diy, for littsbure and. the West. with lace leeping Car ¥, Limited Fxpresa biton to Chicaxo. ALTIMC TOMAG BATLROAD. For Frie, Rochester, Butialo, Ningara, 9:00. m. daily, 't Saturday, with Palace Cars, Waouiston to'Cauandaigus, aid Harrisburg to nftalo. For Wilbainsport, Lock Tlaven and Fimira, at 9:30 a.m. daily, except Sunday. For New York and the Fast, 8:00 a. m., 10:40a. m., 2300, 4:20. 9:50 and 10:20’. m.__On Sunday, 42), 9:60 ‘and 10:20 pm. Limited Express of Pullman Tarlor lly, except Sunday. For Boston 236 p, m. every week day. Gn Sond 20, a. For, Brooklyn, ali throngh trains connect at Jersey City with bosta of Brooklyn Annex, afford- ing dicect transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriage acrosa Xew York Cit For Philaaelphia, 8: 9.50 and 10:2 50 and 10:20». in. ‘ope’a Crvek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sanday. For Auuspolis, 6:40 a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, except ‘Sunusy. LEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL- WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTON WATERO 4D. z 8, 6:30, 7:20, 9:20, 11:00 and 11:30 a.m., 5 205 (8500 aud, 1 0:1 Et d Od and 9:10 p.m, snd informistidh at the oflics, northeast cor 13th strect and Penusylvanis avenue and at the » Where orders can bo ett for the checking of ide 10 dent: els ond residences. JF arouses Agent, nt: WORK AND OHIO KAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE ¢ COUPLER! MAY 13th, 1893, rner of New Jorsey ay UC Ba rect— For Chicago, Cincinnati, Lonisville and St. Louis daily at 3:05 a m., 10:15 a, 10:10 p. Thrush Couchea ald Pal Siecping Cars to above peints, without change; 1 except Saturday. For Littsturg, Cleveland and, Detroit at 8:30 2. m. pnd 8:40 pau. Gaily (840 p. m. is wsolld train to Pitts: bure with Slee For Tolelo ad gaily. with Trains for’ P Gaily exo-pt Sunday; 8 p.m. and Parlor ang Sleeping Carsattached. For Bajumore op week dare 5,. d 10:05 a.m., 12: 2: 5:30. 7, 8, 10, 9: ing Cars attached. trait vin Monroeville, 10:15 a.m. ie«per for Detroit. lolphis and New York at 8:10 a. m. 9:40 p. m. datiy, with For + nna olis, 6.40 am 0 p.m. between Washington aud Baltimo: 12:10 p.m., 8:80, 4:40, 7 and 11; For ‘stations on Metropolitan Branch, 7. except Sunday, #90 a.m, 4:45 and 6:45 jfor Staunton, 8:30 a.m, daily except. Ban: ‘for Erederiok 8:50 a.tu.," 10:0 mime end 4:45 P.m., daily except Sunday. For Hexerstown 10°15 a.11., daily except Sunday, 6:45 ‘Tre! 2:25, 228 From New York and Philadelphia, 2:55, 8:30 a.m. daily, 8:10 p.m. daily oxce,t sunday. From Anospoils, 8:20 a.m., 1:50, 6:37 p.m. ; Sunday, Frou Staiaton 2 iii, aah rou Dethes ‘rom Frederick intermediate tae 20:00 o.m., 2.15, 4:20 p.m., aD except Sundar; 10:00 a.m, 300 Point of Rocks. ‘Traine jeave Baltimore for Washington at TiS, 80, 9 and 103 {40 4:16, 7:30, 9, 9:10 a.m., 71:30 wud 9:00 cept 4:30 p. 1a, Forfurihe? information apply at tho Baltimore and Qhio Ticket Omico—Washingon lation, 610 and iL Ivania ‘corner 14th streot, wi walle faken ‘or baa to be checked and received a} ayy polut in the city. .'M: CLEMENTS, M, of T., Baltimore. myis G.KLORD, Geni Passenger Agent. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. 2. miuezy, SUCCESSOR 19 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, FACTURERS OF FINE DRES3 SHIR’ MANDFACTORS Ig OFURMSHINOS ae 1112 F Srazer Nostawesr, WasnixcTor, D. 0. Dress to order. -$12.00 Biz ficite Fine etre to under erty Bix Fin Ww order... > 1.50 mae "Tuoursows 2 SHIRT FACTORY 4mD MEN’s3 FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Btreet, Opposite Patent Office, Perce a. BY, eee Bat Ee pate eae! Rion resa, ~ Hl, ial, : 432 9th street, NF’ -APER. BOOK AND JOB | unfin! 65 cts. : 80 cta. " Full line of Bo} i of etal eo Ee eae ince” Se i - Bearfs, Gloves, Hosiery YIGELS, JOURS PETS Bo tee inues nan OASE BOOKS, &e.. ta, | APELLIN'S FOOD G jas mney es. Prop’r. FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS, G/Pe0k BROTHERS, THE ONLY PEKFEOT SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTH- robs Pecaayiveain Ores Weage Deee vada WAUNNINGHAM, HATE | mothers. Commended by all physicians. by all Cyeng 3A) at druggists. Keope in all climates, 5c. Send for the made to order. styen i Hes ramphlet. T. METCALF & 00., 61 Central Wharf, Boston, Maas, dell -wath, 206 W HERS & CO., Auctions: 637 Lou'siana avenug, Opposite City Post Offic, AUCTION SALES. ra SPYCIAL SALESOb FIRST-CLASS BUGGY AND ‘EXPRESS WAGON HARNESS, FIFT®EN SETS TN ALL, Azso, At auction in front of sak srooms TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-EIGHTH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. it CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman. J)UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers TRS oe ave ar OER OE GEREN AND GOLD AND ); WALNUT SIZF); WALNUT WARDBOBES BODY, TAPESTRY AND INGtAIN CakP= Ts: LACE CURTAINS; VERY F/N& HARTFOKD WOVEN-WIRE MATTRESSES: ¥I'K HAT& MATTRESSES; FEATHER PIL! OWS AND BOLSTERS; ELEGANT ¥. 2 NCH-PLATS MAn- TEE MIRROR, IN WALSUT AND GILT (LAGE SIZE); MANT "L MIRROR, FRENCH PLATE (IN EXT! BLY; WALNUT AND N NUT AXP GIL: CORNIC:3 WINDOW SH DES: ELEGANT WALNUT QMTERORED BACK) HAT” RA TWO WALNUT HALL CHAIKS: ROSEWOUD MAKBLE-TOP TABLE; WALNUT LOU G8; LARGE LOT BLANKETS; ROCKE! WATER COOLERS; DkKOP LIGHT ; sRM ‘CHAIRS; RITCHEN’ UTENSILS, &c., &o., BEING THE CONTENTS OF HOUSE No, 941 H NORTHWE-T, CORNER OF TEN 1H. THURSDAY MO?NING, AUGUST THIR- , commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sel’, mises, No. 941 H STREET NORTHWEST, the above-mentioned Baratatey bel nearly new ant in splenvid condition, the Chamber Sets and Wardroles being especially fine, being all contained in Sfteen Toons. should attend this sale, an the Parties furnishin; articles havo been weli kept and as cod as now. au27-3t JPENCANSON BROS., Anctoncers, PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBFR ETS, LY ATHER-COVER?D DINING-ROOM surth ERENCH PALE PIER TENSION TABL. HA SDSOME F, ENTUE STREET On TK’ MARBLI BRUSSE! y . ACK Cl CHINA AND GLASSWARE. KITCHEN U1) N SIS, &c., &o., BEING THE ENTIRE COS TENTS OF DWEL!ING No. 504 137m S1KEET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY- FIRST, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK, we will aell, at’ the aboye residence. the enti-e furniture, &c., &c.. contained therein, being nearly new and party entimerated above, to ‘which the attention of buyers is respectfully calle au27-4t py ALtEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, SALE BY CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE WORKS OF ART, HA’ FORMERLY BELONGED. ‘TO THE ROYAL BOURBON FAMILY OF FRANCE, BOUGHT IN HOTEL DE VENTE, PARIS, 1877, NO. 1639 PHIRT. ENTH WEDNESDAY, AU- 1883, AT ELEVEN WORKS OF ART, 1. Ono Antique Cabinet Secretaire, in Mosaic wood and “fit brouze ornaments. 2. Two Antique Candelabros, gilt bronze, with black winved Statueties; very massive and heavy, like those in Chateau de Veraailies. 3. Two Flower Vases, Porcelaine de aT. BTR vres. 4. Two Cups, with Sancers and Covers, Antque Por- celaine de Novres (1783), from Chateau de Fontaine- bleau, with portraits of Louis XVI, and the Prin- cers Lamballe, of the deep biue énamel (bleu du Koi), which is now a lost art. Very rare, and of very bigh value. 5. One Pondule and two Candelabres, of French solid ronze. 6, Ono Monoele of larzest alze (glass 7 inches in diam- eter), in Walnut Ca: And immediately thereafter the honsebold effects will ‘sold per manuscript, named in part— Rosewood Caso, Piano, tool and Cover; Parlor Suite, upholstered in Raw Silk: ‘ivet Conches, Lace Cur- tains and Corni Walnut Book-case, Writiny Tables, Library Tables, Raw Silk Curtains, Hi Kuck, 'Tennes-ee Marble Baeo Mirror back; Wa'nut Chiffonier, Marble Top Chamber suites, Ward- robes, Folding Bed-Sofas. Walnut Pillar Extension Table, Wainnt Marble Top Bouffet, Easy Chairs, Brace Arm Dining Chairs, Refrigerator, Child's Carriage, Brussels, Ingtafa and other Carpets, Chivasnd Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, eto, The Works of Art will be on view TU. DAY, AU- GUST 287H, from 1 to5 o'clock p.m. Catalogue can be obtained from the Auctionoar day previous to sale. WAL RB. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. Corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue, Warten ‘B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, Waln ut-frame Parlor Suites, Walnnt Chamber Suites, Wainut Wardrob , Marble-top Table, Hall Walnut Extension Table and Dininz-room C! irs, Mah gany Sideboard, Wainut Bedstead, Bureaus, Wadhstanda Coftazo'ruratare, Lounge, Herfigerstor, Heating Stoves, Husk and Cotton-top Mattresses, Bevidinz, Brusecls and other Carpets, Brussels tair aud Hall Osrpets, Chita and Glasser Ritchen Utensils, &0. On THURSDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH, at TEN SCLC R AM, Mo shall soll, at residence No. 926 New York avenue northwest, the above collection of Household Furniture, Carpeta, -to. Torms cash. WALTER B WILLIAMS & cO., auds- ‘Auctioneers. FONAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TY ON THE SOUTHEAST \TY-TH RD AND E STREET! Y-SIX1H STRE ', BETWEE! F STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUO- On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, at FIVE, O'CLOCK, I will sell, on the premises, Bart Lot 4, in squace No, 60, fronting $1 fcet on south side of E xtceat, by depth of 67 fost 9 inches on 28d street, #n proved by two comfortable frame houses, being Nos. 229 and 2224 E street, between 22d and 23d streets northwest. Ara0, IMMEDIATELY AFIEK,’ Part of Lot No. 3. in square No. 11, fronting 20 fect on the west aide of 26th street, Letwoen E and F streets n.w.,ranning through to New Hampshire avenne, and improved by a comfort- able frame house, being No. 622 36th northwest. : One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with inte est, secured by deed of trust on Rroperty. sold; or all cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $50 will be required on each piece of property at time of sal Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. is ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, SU 4 PS, O'G ARS, TOBACCO if CHOW CHOW, PICKLES, EXTRACTS, CANNED GOODS, SAR- SKETS, TEAS AN CUFFEEN, JOD AND WILLOW WARE, PAPER KB BAG’, T! A CADDIES, TIN AND CROCKENtY, LAMPS, '&o.; COAL ARGE 1A COAL HO! ICE BOXES, TWO PLATFORM AND FOUR OTHER LES, FINE LARGE COFFEE MILL, SILVER- TED SHOW CASE, CHEFSE CAS®, COUN- FS AND FIXTURE * &o., &0.; ALSO, HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, BEING THE ENTIRE AND COMPLETE STOCK’ OF GROG! RIES CON- TAINB! IN BTORE No. 2825 BRIDGE. STRELT, GEOKG! TOWN, D. C., AT AUCTION, Ou WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY- NINTH, 1883. at TEN O'CLOCK, at 2625 Bridge street, I'will sell the aboys nearly hew and compl stock. ‘The stock and fixtures will be at private sale Until 29th matant and offers a splendid opportunity for un investment. Store for rent, For further in formation apply to the auctioneer, ‘Terma cash, THOMAS DOWLING, aul7-10t Auctoneer. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. EFKIGEKATO:8 AND WATER COOLERS AT KEDUCED PRICES. Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumbler, crvegy, Hae OSR ERS cial ery, ATO, An Glikay's Lace Curtain stretchore GEO. WATTs, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue, C Sy28 Envy Rerniznarors ‘With Slate Stone Shelves, WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS, WATEE COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS. SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE PITCHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS, M. W. BEVERIDGE, 428 No, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. - Daxrorrrs Fivm, and best quality of GASOLINE, swell as VAPOR STOVE:, Pi “ute it makes ices, constantly on hand.’ The moat varied assortment in tie city REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- @uced prices. COOKING 8TO" PORTABLE SLATE NACES, s great variety, W. 8 JENS & 00. ‘717 7th strest_ nortnwest. PROPOSALS. RAN CK SETT and TELS, LATHOBES FOR ‘Depantuxnt oF re 1983. Sealed Proposala wll be recei sti ELVE O'CLOCK M., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTH: Inteitor auriur the fecal etter Tene 36 Sea ie du year q tion at office of pe 10k “THE EVENING STAR. WONDAY. -- August 27, LSSS. 2d Edition. Lalest Telagrams t0 The Star Eddie Little's Body Not Found. TRE THREE OTHWR BODIRS RECOVERED. WELLS, Mk., Aucust 27.—The body of Miss Emma Gould, one of ths victimsof the recent drowning accident, was recovered to-day. Three bodies bave now been found—those of Mise S.f- ford and Mr. Thayer having been recovered yes- terday. ee A Frightfal Railroad Accident. GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 27.—A special dis- Patch to th» News from Waco says: A south-bound passenger train on the Texas and St. Louis rail- Toad last night. jumped the track and the engine and the entire train landed atthe bottom of a Ditteen toot embankment upside down. Tue lights were all extinguished and the passengers groped their way out of the windows as test they could. Strange to say no one was fatally ijured, and the only ones seriously hurt were Mrs. Chambers, who was badly bruised, and her child, who had its thigh broken. Brakeman Versheet had his wrist sprained. Mysterious Death of Hon, John W. Bigelow. Provipencr, R. 1, August 27.—Hon. John W. Bigelow, of New York, was found dead in his cot- tage on ‘Washington street, Newport, on Sunday. He was recen'ly rescued from drowning, at which Ume a quiet rumor prevatled that he had ai tempted suicide. The suicide theory has again been started, the alleged cause being financial difficulties; Dut the doctor and the family deny that there is any foundation for the belief. es Wreck on the Pan Handle Road. SEVERAL MEN INJURFD—ONE PATALLY. CIscINNATI, August 27.—A dispatch from Steu- benvilie, O., to the Times-Star says there wa3 an aceldent on the Pan Handle road this morning, near Mingo Junction, within a hundred yards of the scene of the great disaster of 1878. ‘An cast- bound freight train collided with a Cincinnati express passenger train. Both engines and one postal car were wrecked. Engineer Chas, Wolf, Of Denntcon, 0., and clerks Wm. = Soe and john loyt, both of aDa) were jured, the latier fatally. ” ———_.—_—_—— Foreign News by Cable. A GERMAN ARTIST DEAD. Lonpow, August 27.—August Ricdel, the German Painter, 18 dead. WEAVERS’ STRIKE ENDRD. Lonnon, August 27.—The weavers’ strike at Ash- ton-under-Lyne 1s virtually terminated. It is ex- Pected that the employes will resume work on ednesday, FIRE IN LIVERPOOL. LrveRPooL, August 27.—The warehouse here of Green & Taylor and 2.000 bales of cotton, belong- ing to Messra, Fachirl, have been partially atroyed by fire. TRE TAMATAVE DIFFICULTY SETTLED. Honron, August 27.—The Zimes says the release of Mr. Shaw, the British missionary in Madagas- car, who was taken prisoner by the French, set- tles the Tamatave difficulty, which never should have arisen. The Times ‘says that France 1s really at thirst for peace, and that the article of the North German Gazete attacking her was therefore a wanton aggression. A ROYAL BETROTHAL. Lonpon, August 27.—It ts rumored that the Crown Prince Carlos, of Portugal, has been be- trothea to the Archduchess Maria Valeria, third child of the Emperor of Austria, eich iain The Missing St. Louis Girl Found. Sr. Louis, August 27.—A brief dispatch from Keokuk, just received, states that Mary Churchill, the young girl who disappeared trom her home here a week ago last night, was found there this morning. No particulars are given. — Saratoga Races To-day. SARATOGA, August 27.—First race, one mile, won by Flyaway; Powhatan second, Envoy third. Time 13463. Tae second race, one mile and a quarter, was won by Rosaline; Violator second and Beaverwick third. Time 2:11%. The third race, one mile and 70 yards, was won by Buccaneer, Lizzie Flynn second and Musk third. Time—1 34836. —S— Henry Jones Hung in Raleigh. Rateiax, N. C., August 27.—This morning Henry Jones was hanged in the yard of the Jail in this city, privately, in the presence of 100 persons. Early last_year he shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Alvis H. Blake, while under arrest. Jones had made a profession of religion. He was remarka- bly self-possessed before the execution and on the gallows. He was at 6:40 a m., after speaking and praying. Death ensued in twenty minutes from st ition. His age was 2% years, He leaves a wile and an infant. Fire in Lowell, Mass. Lowe, Mass., August 27.—A fire broke out this morning at the Wamesit steam milla, which de- stroyed Parker & Cheney’s bobbin shop, J. G.Pea- body & Son’s door, sash and blind Crees iy and H. C, and J. F. Howe’s planin, mill & Son’s loss is $70,000; insurance, $1,500. The other los-rs were not Insured, The total loss cannot at present be estimated. ee Alexandria Grain Market. Special Dispatch to Tar Evenine Star. ALEXANDRIA, August 27.—About 4,500 bushels of grain were put on ‘change this morning. 2,300 bushels of wheat, most of It good grade, were offered. Common lots sold as low as 98 cents per bushel; good to prime Fultz at $1.09-$1.11: Long- berry brought $1.14 per bushel 1,000 bushels of corn sold at 58.60 cents, and 174 bushels rye (touched with garlic) at 2 cenis, The demand for choice grain continues good, but poor, ill-cleaned rain 13 slow of sale. ————— False Rumor in W: STOCKS SPEEDILY RECOVER FROM A KNOCK DOWN. New York, August 2%7.—The Post’s financial ar- ticle says: The stock market was very much de- pressed during the forenoon by a variety of Tumors and allegations tn regard to various stocks, and also in regard to the financial condition of one or more cominission houses. So faras can be learned by inquiry there was not a word of Street. truth in any of the reports, and it 1s apparent’ they were started —_for the pw of making a breakin the market. The audacity of the fabrications, however, was such as to cause a break in the market, which was Rot fully recovered during the forencon, the net Tesult of the trading up to 12:30 o'clock being a decline of 3s to 2 percent on the active stoci the latter On Lake Shore and Oregon and Trans. continental, with 13¢ on Northern Pacific pre- ferred, 1 on Michigan Central, and a fraction on other stocks. The market Gira lower all aroun the chief points of attack being on Oregon an Transcontinental and Centr: Pacific, both of which opened 13 lower than the close on Saturday. In tho next ten minutes there was a further decline of 1% on Oregon and Transconti- nental, 1% on Jersey Central and Northern Pacific referred, 134 on Reading, 134 on Lake Shores, a tion On other stocks. This was the extreme decline on Or and Transcontinental, Reading, Northern Pacific and Jersey Central By 11:10 there had been a recovery of from 1 to 1% on the above-mentioned stocks, the latter on 01 and Transcontinental. But from 11:30 to 12 0’ the ey es renewed, and was also directed inst Lake Shore, which declined 1%, North pre- ferred 14, Oregon and Transcontinental 134, and 3¢ to % On Other stock, After 12 o’clock the mar- Ket was steadier. STEDMAN 4 CO.’S LIABILITIES AND ASSETS. New York, August 27.—The schedules of the in- Solvent firm of EC, Stedman & Co., the brokers, Were filed to-day in the court.of common pleas. The nominal indebtedness of the firm is placed at $117,940, while the actual Mabilities are only 962.940. The nominal assets are $91,047, and the actual assets $23,877. ‘The Markets. (01 August 27.—Virginia due cou- pone, 4g Ma wdaye = BAL’ biatch 1034. Aout ae and ‘The Garficid Hospital. THE PROYECT NOT ABANDONED—GROUND AND BUTLD- INGS FOR THE HOSPITAL ALEKADY PURCHASED. In reference to the statement tn a Balttmore paper this morning that the project of establish- ing a Garfield hospital in thts city has been aban- doned, and that the funds on hand will probably be transferred to the Garfel€ monument fund. The board has put aged the LH. erty, at the beed of 10th street, aod ‘obtained poston’ of Mt Auguse a There isa fine double brick house on the with outbufidings and Real a It ts the tateation to Bus adi the erection. The hos- that Gut Sopa tas cpa ae soon.” board,” continued Mr. Fisher, “has the they are in dead earnest about this matter.” Colored Colontzation Propesed. RACES. is to get territory and be whites in the seuth, and to the en that this may be effected there are secret organtzations all over the oppression of tho colored le In the south. He p»rt:cularly complained of the irregularity of the delivery of matis in that section. Ho stated have the matter investigated. > District Government Affairs. A YEAR'S RECEIPTS. Mr. John F. Cook, tax collector, Comitssioners the foilowin: from taxes forthe year’ endl Of the Troasury: Realty, $1,161.419.40; $133,490.52 Realty, 1883, $134,267.49: ‘1882, $10,680.89. Realty, 1881, $44,583.76; personal, 1881, $1114.11. Water rund, $73,371.49; licen: $128,488.78; market rents, $16,607.42; Police Cot personal, items footing up to $2,006,931.06. The Light Infantry’s Return. THEM THIS EVENING. this Oclock wil be announced by a salute by the Dis- trict artillery, Major Hanneman commanding. ‘The procession will be formed as follows: Jas. P. Willet, chief marshal; escort of Marine band; National Rifes, Lieut. J. F. n Cadet tment Guards; bers; drum corps; employes any, with torches; RV more; washington ‘ht Infantry. will move trom the: bai served, are the words “ Welcome Home.” the security of person and property. = Parades and Rabbles, To the Fditor of Tae Evento Star: So untversally respected is Tag EVENING STaR to seek its intervention, in their behalf, in a word to the Chief of Police in connection with the pro- Parades have been so conducted as to partake more of a mob than otherwise. A few nights ago when the infantry paraded so litte regard was paid by the hoodiums and rabble that the gual on 80 fine a street should be conducted in such gentlemen to see what was going on.” It was Teally dan for children and women to stand on the curt the surging crowd of followers. In New York the street is cleared in advance of .a procession, as if by common consent, no one at such time leaves the sidewalk unless absolutely compelled to cross the street. Why cannot-a “new depar- ture” in this respect be inaucurated here? It would be a feather in the cap of the new Chief of tween the curbs clear of vehicles and pedestrians after the first gun ts fred announcing the start of the procession. All could then see It from tho sidewalks and be able to tell the soldiers trom the rabble. Will THE STAR not lend its powerful volce to consummate this wish of miny of its readers, ‘The military need no police ahead of them! street could be declared theirs after the signal gun, and a few arrests of trespassers would resuit fav- orably for the next parade, if not for this one. Avaust 27, 1883. OLD SUBSCKIBER. A Barner Revovers a Ci E.—Mr. John Evans, of Norfolk, while bathing at Ocean View yesterday, discovered the“corpse of a man that had been’ washed ashore. It is suj to be that of Mr. James Boyd, of Portland, Me. reviously telegraphed, elther jumped or fell over- ard from the brig Henderson on ‘Thursday last when off Thimble light in Chesapeake bay. trom Norfolk to Denmarra. Deara or a Reticrevse.—Sister Athelda, of St. and was buried to-day at Mt Olivet cemetery. York. —_s—__. SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED.—The Acting Secre tary of the Treasury has aesignated Charles F. Jordan, of New York, as the superintendent of construction of peo hioanrae stations on the coast of Virginia, Rerorrs CatLep For—The Treasury depart- ment has called for reports from the boards of 1m- migration, organized under the act of Congress assed Al as to thelr proceedings for bho tase nseal years ‘missioned postmaster at Ilichester, Howard county Maryland. ‘Tae OrFicers of the U. 8. 8. Trenton have been ordered to report on the 12th of September, instead of the Ist. Rear Apureat Hvaues, commanding the Pa- a 82, i i ii fa i fee fa ie f : ott Wp entirety tase to the house to cost $16,000, and Dr. J. & money tn bank to pay for these improvements, and AN ARKANSAS MISSIONARY IN WABHINGTON—SECRET ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH TO SEPARATS THE Mr. John W. Niles, a colored man, from Mariana, Arkansas, was met by a StaR reporter this after- ‘noon and questioned as to his mission to this city. He stated that be came here to solicit the ald and help of the colored and also the white citizens of this District in a movement that 1s going on in the south. He showed the reporter a letter of introduction to Mr. Fred. Douglass, Prof. Greener and Mr. Williams, of thts city, from P. W. Win- feld, chairman, and R. H. Newsum, secretary, of the Colored National Indemnity Association’ of Arkansas. He said the object of thts association Separated from the the south. He complained in general terms about that because he ts connected with this movement his letters are intercepted. He also sald that he had been to see the Assistant Postmaster General and made a statement to him, and he promised to reports tothe statement of receipts ing June 30 with re- quest to transmit the same to the First Controller personal, Nines, $20,558.93, ($17,662.24. D.C. cases,) and other THE HEARTY REOKPTION WHICH WILL BE TENDERED ‘The arrangements for the reception to the Light Infantry this evening are completed, and the de- Monstration of welcome that will be made will certainly be a flattering tribute to the members of pular Organization, Their arrival at 8 Jor giuice: ster; the National Rifles Cadets, Capt. Domer; Wasb- Capt. Fleetwood; band; Con- irst_ company Union Veteran Corps, Lieut. M. E. Urell; 24 artillery band; Union Veteran Corps, Capt. Thomeson; honorary mem- Adams Express com- ‘ilson Post band, of Bal- dep*tby Pennsyli an = lep*tby Pennsylvania avenue, 15th, G, 14th, F, 7th streets and Pennsylvania av- enue and the armory, where a banquet will be A large star seven feet in diameter has been laced On the front of the armory buliding, formed oY gas jets of different colored lights. In the cen- ler of the large star is a small one about 18 inches in diameter, of glass, fastened to an arc, on Which Major Dye, chief of police, was to-day author- ized to allow such display of fireworks on the 00- casion as may be in his judgment consistent with that its suggestions seldom fail to meet with con- sideration, if not always adopted, and therefore a few of the law-abiding citizens have requested me cession to-night, it being well known that hitherto julet and unobtrusive classes were absolutely forbidden. asightof the military. As an eye witness, the writer can attest that a howling mobof haif grown Dboys preceded and surrounded the band and so blocked in the marching column as to render a view of the “shakos” dimMficult,even by those in elevated positions. It was simply (to use the lan- of a visiting New Yorker) “a disgrace to any well organized community that so fine a parade manner as to render it impossible for ladies and Two were pushed off their feet by Police to be able to-night to keep the street be- ‘The Who, a8 Boyd Was the second mate of the vessel, and shipped Vincent's orphan asylum, died Saturday morning ‘The funeral ceremonies were held at St. Patrick's church this morning. She was a native of New CommissiongD.—Robert Cavey was to-day com- Victent Ricts Against Hebrewa Virxxa, August 2%7.—Violent riot Jews occurred at — es Velcanic Disturbances. Leave oF Axsexce for four montha, effect when his services can be spared ¢ commander, Wi A. Shunk, 8th cay Local Notes. Saturday night a colored woman named Smith, residing at 1113 19th street, was walking across a Gang plank from her residence to the street (the fiat ‘of which has been raised), with a child im er arms, when she fell, and the clitid had tts noo broken and she was tnjtired internally. Edward Town was charged In the Police Cours this afternoon by his wife, Mary L. Town, with threatening to break her back. He was put under $200 bonds to keep the peace, The divorce case of Alice P. Read agt. George B. Read, in which the bill was fled March 30th last, has been dismissed, oe THRE NEW YORK STOCK MARKRT. ‘Thefollowing are the ovening and closing prtess «ithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th strest ‘Name, ays Name. aye Cen. Pacific. ..| 63%) 60%;'Nor, & Wes p.| 384) $3 Chea. IDs 153¢/North Pao ....| B8ay BANG Do. -| 2436 243! Do. pref. 3 | 1 Do. 18") 18\ Northwest... /1215¢'1304 ce. 61 | ox /ont. & West._| 20") seg Col, Coal. 19% 18 Oregon Tr’ns..| 61 D., L. & W.2 h19% 119 ‘ Den. &R 24 | 253;'Peo. D. & B. Erie... 28% By Reading, Erle, 2as. OK 92 Th. Cer 125 3¢ 126 |S hey 16g Lake Shore -7-|1053¢ 1007%'St. P. &Omaha| 38”) 38 Lou. & Nash --| 4134; 41%) Do. pret.....| 99 100 Mich. Cent...°] 807% ROX! Texas Pac ....| 25y BN M. T. 23% 2334|Union Pac ....| 86 Mo. Pacific...) 04° | viig|Wad. Pac..---| 18%) 18 N. J. Central. -| 80 | 794! Wab. Pac. p'd.| 31 2 &. ¥. Central 15 in1agiwest. Union... toy, pq Senator John Sherman addressed a republican mass meeting on Saturay at Findlay, Ohio, upon the questions at issue In the campaign—taxal of the liquor trafic and the if. He favored the Scctt law and a protective tariff. ‘The Chicago papers publish a bill in chancery against Josiah W. Begole, governor of Michigan, charging bim with malfeasance in the man ment of the estate of his deceased son, Frank G, Begole. DIED m., A younwest vurbter Charice Keine A. Beall, aged eight youre unl six moutase Over the river the boatman pale Carried ancther, the household net; ‘Her brown curis waved in the gentle gale— Darliug May! I see her yet. 2 REYNOLDS. Saturday, Aucust 25th, 1883, at the residence of her niece. Mrs, Charles i. Hacner, Mrs, SUSAN B. R-YNO1DS, relict of the Inte John Rey: nolds, of Frederick, Md., in the eighty-fourth year of her age. Funeral to-day, in Baltimore, at St, Paul's come- TEAGLE. On Monday morn ten minutes past ten o'clork, at her residence 1331 Ly street northwest, Mrs. HARRIET TEAGLE, doctresa, and widow of tho late Park.r Teasie. ‘The funeral will take place with requiem mass from St, Augustiue’s Church, on Wednesday, August 29th, ation o'ciock am. The friends of the family are go spectfully invited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. E. 88 ZURHOKST. SUCCESSOR TO ANTHONY I — Large , August 27, 1883, 8 Buehly, Undertaker, 912 Penn. ave. n. most eotablishments in the country, rooms for transient funeral services. aul RIHUR ROONEY. JAMES BELLEW. ABTS ROOKET @ 00. indertakers and Fmba mers, Ofticos, 711 Fihet and 24h Puree ew, auld . UcHLY* UNDFRIAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwost.) “Everything first-class and reasonable.” Teleyhone connection. — RED. SPINDLEY, UNDERTAKER, 1233 7th st., embalmed ‘and prepared Residence at place of business, oJ OPREH GAWLER, GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Terms molerat and everything ficst-class, ‘Telephone connection. mii JUNE NCEE ospERTARER, 1397 Terra Sianer NORTaWESE, Tetenhona Connection. UGLSTUS BURGDPOK: A FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 316 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, between 34.1% Qk atrests, Evervitius urat-cla dantd bet. Mand Nn.w. se tamepertetion, Tae Acoxres Or Burs Corto. 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