Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1884, Page 8

LATEST ELECTION NEWS, [Continuet from First Page.) ME. BLAINE AT AUGUSTA. He Stops on Hix Way Home to Vote. Avavsta, Me, November 4—Mr. Blatné’s spectal traln arrived at Augusta, having made the run from Boston, 173 mites, in the remarkable tme of ult hours, Including all stops. Yeading candidates I look for the election of a full Gemocratie congresstonal deiegation of 14 taembers ‘The state will probably cast ¢ 00 Votes, and as %® governor it will be divided about as follows: | {Ur and one-ha pipe pate Marmaduke (dem.), 290.000; Ford fusion), 175,000; | {ere were net many peopie at the faine & Books (probibition), SON ‘The democrstic mma | UOSe Who had assembled cheered Mr. Blaine as he alighted from the train. On his way to his resi- dence he and his two sons stopped ata polling Place to vote. ority in the senate Will be Increased, while in the House It will only be changed by a few prohibition- sts laking the place of straight democrats.” VERMONT. AL Vote in Montpetier. Moxrreuinn, Vr, November 4—A light vote ts detug cast. No ballots have so far been cast for Butler. and very few prohibition tckets The re- mablicans lead about one-fourth. In the vicinity of | Ee Alnans, Vt weather and bad roads make ihe vote ght Ou both sites ALABAMA. A Damp Election Day. “A general rain everywhere east of the Miss issipp! valley” was the information vouchsafed at the signal office this morning. “There ts no need | Wet voting to-day.” sald the oMcer in charge. | All through the south Atlantic states and along A Fair Vote in Mo! te } ached Ne igh Hog a rape Me be ee MOBILE, ALa., November 4.—The weather fs fine. | in lowa, Nebraska, Min- fair vote ts being polled. neigaberhood of f the weather reports TENNESSEE. | i, a T sald, Indicate a very ‘The Election in Memphis. Meurnis, Trxx., November 4—The election 18 | passing of quietiy. Party lines are closely drawn. ‘The colored vote is colng almost solidly for the re- publican ticket. The democratic candidates tor | State railroad commissioners are being scratched. ‘The principal interest here is centered on the con- test for Congress between James M. Harris (dem) and Zach Taylor (rep.) ‘The weather is clear and Dracing. | ‘The Vote in Chattanooga. Cuarraxooga, TENx., November 4.—Business | here ts practically suspended. The weather 1s | funy. The heaviest vote ever polled is being cast. Repubiteans express hopes of the election of Evans, | ‘ut the democrats claim that Neal will have 1,500 | rath, tollowed fn cher, Slight rise in south winds, becoming varia- cooler clearing weather Atlantic states and Fair weather {3 indicated for tie upper lake region, the Oblo valley and Tennes- see, the zult stat the upper Mississipp! val- ley, with generally lower temperature. lower lake region. ‘re CmtcaGo. rERY COMPANY, 806 7th street, majority. a | offers flour at rock bottom prices NORTH CAROLINA. | Sterne saat hhi $105 Obes Ra be b Democratic Gains. Pitan Hh meet act Raxzion, ember 4.—Ashevilie i$ con-| Swiss proc seded by the republicans by 300 democratic ma-| fertty. Buncombe county Is certainly democratic ty 700 majority, a democratic gain of 350, Nose | ft you have —- heaton the election buy be 7 = aaa | Frane’s, as you will save trom 25 to.40. per cent in ‘The Day in Atlanta, | paying your bet. Corner 7th and D. The only Amtayta, Ga., November 4—The weather is | scrletiy Oue Price hat and gentlemen's furnishing Houdy with some rain. The election proceeds | Store ln tis elty quietly. A light vote Is belng polled, as unregis- | lered negroes are blocking the polis. Perfect order | Prevails, and efforts of the negroes to repeat and Vote more than one ticket creates ont; ‘Cook’sdelignt Xj bbL, Tr You have won a hat on the election goto Francs, as you do not Want your friend to pay miore for you than you ean elp. ‘Tus people have azreed upon a President, and all are sitistied that the electric shoe at $256 ts the er sold, and can be procured at the umitisin, sere feet, and bunlons. Betting has turned in favor of Ul | Young's shoe House, 402 7Uh street. "Look for the weneral result, and old Woman in Window. Blaine carrying New as 'A Quiet Election im Col On CLEVELAS ‘question, but the vole of the people says that Hahn's S Calf Boots, Button Laced and Gaiters kre equal i wear and it to any $3shoe, 816 7Uh st. and 1c Pa ave CotruaBvs, Ga., November 4.—The election in this | city & progressing quietly and earnestly About | 1,000 votes have been polied, and {i ts estimated | Uhat 700 of them are for the straight democratic oe ewae oa Ts Sokal ticket. ‘The weather continues clearand pleasant. | , Haus’s $230 Ladies’ ae ee * Button, our own make, 816 7th street. Aa it Democratic Vote in Macon. = =< Macoyp Ga., November 4—The election 1s pro-| _ENGet th street, will receive <sing quietly without demonstration or excite- | Il tciezraphic dispatches on election returns to- Ment. A full democratic vote is being polled. night until ee ~ = ‘Tue Cacao Gxdcaxy Company, 806 7th street, SS | sells eunpsrmter pound nen owder for ik; Oolong Tea for 35c.; finer Oolong An Estimate Tha te te en ced ee ee nea Fesseit’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe, New York aveni PORTLAND, OREGON, November 4.—The weather 15 slear. a large vote ts being polled. Good order revails. Only presidential electors willbe voted | 1a 0 celebrate the coming victory Panties desirin: ‘or in this state. It 1s estimated that the vote of | . PAntrs d the state will execed 52,000. bike eis LOUISIAN. ch street, between D and E. | _‘Twe fine photos of Kets “s, 1109 Pa. ave., continue to be $5 per duz,with a 13th painted free —The election ao far bas been remarkabiy quiet. No disturbance | 4, sy ocock Last ea tacreae Or has been reported from any quarter. ‘There are no | nous No. G10 0 street northwest, owned by George street cars ruaning on account of the drivers’ ndner, and occupied by Georze Fisher, caught strike. fire, but’the thunes Were exUngulshed by Oflcer Deputy Marshals Arrested im New | (oyenstein, alded by citizens, without turning in Orleans. an alarm, ‘Tur CuicaGo GrocrEY ComPAsy, 906 7th St., offers Rio Coffee for He. pound; better Ilo for 18¢.; Kio tor 20e.; Government Java for 5c. pound. Ir Is 4 Kvows Fact that the Electric Shoe for $2.50 cures rheumatism, sore fect, bunions and corns, aud fs the best SiGe ever sold at the price. Youse’s Shoe House, 402 7th street, Sole Agent for the Electric Shoe. ‘New Oxtraxs, La, November 4—Only a mod-| erate vote is being polled. Four deputy marshals | were arrested to-day by the police, charged with Wiolation of an election law. The contest between Ackien, Hunt and St. Martin for Congress in the | rst district, It is believed. will be close. a. wi NEW HAUPSHIRE. mg Ahead of His. qs | pgbtzctios Rercaws.—The most rellable and, tm- are that Cleveland wil! run slightly ahead of the | = Balance of his ticket, Dut the republican majority Will be about the same as a year ago. 5 Candidates Abou: Even at Nashua. Coxcorp, N. HL, November 4.—About an averag vote Lad been cast here up to 1 o'elocs. Quite number of St. John votes have been cas’, but B Jer ballots are fev: AtNash the Butler, prohible, p.m and extinculshed at 9 p.m Yion and independent vote Is very light bu. the | “Ata meeting of the executive committee of the Blaine and Cleveland tickets are receiving a heavy | Humane Socicty held yesterday a dele-zation of five Yote, both eandidates at 1 cs ck being about even. | meniters was appointed to represent the soclety at ase <i aa the annual meeting of the Natfonal Humane ASso- — Sa eC menter: 4. | elation, to be held at Pittsburg. Pa on the 19h ce any eis ees Ciba eal Mr. EA. Newman reported the’placing of a Uons point toa licht vote being poiled, with dem- 2 on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ceratic gains Currier (em) for governor 15 ‘Seratehed somewhat in all the wards, At Littietoa there is a republican majority on the state and na- | onal tieket of 100. | A Republican Plurality at Dover. Save eyesig: 453 Pa ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted this evening at 5:15 IY street. Tue repabiicans of Hyattsville held a final mass meeting at that place last nignt. Speeches were ion. Wm. H. Carpenter, of Kansas; B. F. Bingham, esq., of Washington, and others, At a meeting of the board of directorsof the Ches- Doves, N. HL, November 4—It ts now estimated | apeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Sr. Samuel M. ‘What the republican electoral Ucket wiil have 200) Bryan Was elected treasurer, in place of Mr, H. D. plurality here. Cooke. Mr. Bryan has assumed the duties of treas- ——— Urer ii addition to those of general manager of the telephone business of Maryland and the District of FLORIDA. ‘The Heaviest Vote Ever Cast. JACKSONVILLE, FLa., November 4, 1145 am.—The weather Is cloudy, but no rain has fallen. ‘The ‘The case agatnst George Ashton, charged with receiving stolen goods, #s mentioned in STAR, Was disinissed Dy Jndze Suell ti ‘There wilt be un anniversary requiem’ ina election ts procressing ‘The vote wi") pro- the Immaculate Conception church for the late Dably be the heaviest’ ever cast. ‘The negroes are Rev. Father MeCarty to-morrow morn- ‘Vollby more solidis than ever. ee . F. Pruett at Masonic Success, tblican Tnvinetble Club nts were made for a A. Logan upon his return to ton With the Logan Legion of Sax Francisco, Novemb r 4—Callfornla has 52 counties, with 1,274 preciticts and wards. Returns of the nual vote from all precints, except he ner ‘ kag tie orade: Parison can be made In Sau Francisco county, a3 ed post’ quartermaster sergeant. from the odd humbered district& Anda) aserninee | Snell yesterday to secure the release of Taylor Red- | “9 4 resi ag ~ diek, the old colored man Who went to Jail rather: Men will be voted for. Several counties will elect | [hy local tickets. | tis his dog. wn charged with f $225 Irom the coal yard of J.P. of Delaware avenue and H street ¢ Polled in Jackson. Jackson, Miss, November 4—At noon no dis | vurbance had been reported in any part of the | Iton Boston, colored, was required by Jv state. A falr vote is be ng polled. In this district today to zive for Uireatentng to the negroes are largely voting for the Blaine elec- | abil set tlre w Police Ontcer Berters, bec: {ors ahd the democrati> ongressmen. The white oMleer arrested lin: last night tor disorderly Fote fs also divided on the electors ts slightly elom conduct. Abvut 2:30 o'clock yesteniay afternoon ac | woman, 0: The weather tored nd Euina J. Sinith, on her way from | Winchester, Va., to Boston, died suddenly at the B. and ©. railroad’ depot, inthis city, from hen rhage of the tune on Viewed the e mains aud gave u certificate of death from natural causes. Sir, Wm. P. Bohrer and MissSuste Savage, daugh- ter of th : inarried quicly Rast eyeningar they St. Aloysius cure, ter 3 ch | Prot. Widdows, of thls Shane € Co., of i the supervision of A Quiet Day in Pittsburg. pe repeneline Prrmeens, Pa.. November 4.—The election ts | posiil n, 1 y ay at Pecsits off quietly." The Weather ts pleasant, and | exhibition was very Satisfactory. we indications point toa very large vote being Eight hundred and twenty-two public school fed, EP te Boon the vote was 25 per cent | ehiudren In Lockport, N.¥., aive sent one cent each wier than at the Same time four years ago. to Mrs. Louise Pollock through Superintendent Geo, THE BETTING IN NEW YorRK. | 1v0 to 70 on Cleveland Carrying New| York—1,000 te S00 on Biaine Being Elected. foundry. Grifith, towards the Iree kindergarten butiding in e Unis cies. ik METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL ScHOOI.—At the | annual meeting of the manaxers of the Metropoll- tan fndu- e seiool, 1 Uke school building, inw Yous. November 4—The betting at the | ccmcr of 19th and H streets, last evening, the fol. Pout rooms is 100 to 79 ou Cleveland carrying New | WWibe uMlesrs were elected for the ensuing year: ‘York, and 1,000 to Sw) on Blaine being elected. | Mines. ¥ Ae G. Maun Te Deane, Neite an iw eons ‘eaicaii Martha Schiveley, A. HL Walker, Hf Willams, Pereesscac, Va, November 4—Dr. Geo. Kives,| Mrs. M. A. We the democratic candidate tor Congress from this | Prapk”Atarew Aistriet, died at his home at Prince counts, | register, Mrs : ‘8 few nilles from this city.this morning,wfter an lll | burs was reelected superintendent. of the ‘hess of some days. | schools “The Toltowing-named ladies were desige ee | ate ray. the severat committees: Vis Dispatches to Private Citizens, t ' Willlatms; purchasing, Mrs AL V. Senator Gorman, the chairman of the national | Dav 1 E Deane; den ottoua Se Martha Qemocratie committee, telegraphed to Baltimore | Schiveley; disbursing, Mis. M.S. West, and audit tis afternoon that New York state would give | Mi. ms.S. E Smithy Rev. W. I. MeKenny made Cleveland 49,000 majority. Miss Lilie Moore a'vocal solos Mire Alvin Meebo, Mr. S. Taylor Suit, of Maryland, a Cleveland | the secretary, pi Wed a report showing the deci whe bee OF $99,000 bet on Cleve. | results of last Year's work. ‘The report of the trea Tepul a $18,000 or £3, Cleve- | Ww s land carrying New York, received a telegram from | $1 ay! wun ex itontiod thd Heng the Year & friend in New York city, about 4p. m., saying | 9 32 on hand Uctover ist. That the repablicans practically abandoned the | states EQvmTanty C. B. AssocraTion.. Late this afternoon Gov. Abbett, of New Jersey, | e —- oe Ce eh Co subecripee. = jouth!y pay men T share, commencing No- ee nsnes Cicwetind Dad that sents Uy Bot | Teoiner:1ieL. This asscciaumny chiles toes te oie than 6,000 plurality. | vantages and benedis beuween the investing and A dispatch was received from a San Francisco | borrowing shareholders are equal and tautual, jemocrat this morning saying California would go | furnishing tue best method for saving and loaning democratic by 10,000 majority. | mouey-steadlly ielding & fair and sure pron o8 ~ see stock and aavaneing money at fair rates of inter ‘The Female Candidate Cheered. és, and upon advantageous terns See subscrip. AS Mrs. Belva Lockwood, one of the presidential | uel committee in “Special Notices Thomas candidates, passed District democratic headquar- | Sotervitie is president, aud Jno. Joy Edson secre- ters, in Vernon row, on her tricycle this afternoon | ‘*F¥ vflice #14 F street northwest, ‘she was loudly cheered by the large crowd of dem- | ‘ A Nover. Erenrnisg.—The Comique will be a Gcrats there assembled. She acknowledged the eo place to-night tor election revuria., Col See, fer has hal a wire run into this theater, gad will have a special operator all oa the stage ia All all be . Hi. Stouten- ot | courtesy by waving her umbrella at the crowd. —— : Mr. Merrick’: Predictions. | full view of tue audience. ‘The returns Ww announced as s00n as received. cent ‘Tax Sate ov Locat. Stocks to-morrow at Dun- canson’s auction rooms embraces bank, market, tee company stock, and insurance and sew: ‘ng machine in stack, sme of which are to be sold to anestate. Those desiring to lnvest have Dow An opportunity todo so, ‘The sale is at one o'clock pm. eg ‘Ovn Hanson ImrKoveMest.—The mammouth four- masted vessel, the C. B. Church, with nearly 1,300 ‘wns of ice, came up to the wharf of the Independ- ent Iee Company touching bowom. ‘The Suicidal Mania. ‘Wit. W. WIRT, 4 TREASUUY CLERK, SUPFOSED TO HAVE DROWNED HIMSELF. A well-dressed man,ubout forty-five years of age, started for Alexandria on the ferry boat City of Washington, last evening at 6:30 o'clock. He re- muined im the bar-toom for awhile, and then ascended to the upper deck, where he paced back and forth in a preovcupled manner. When the Doat was opposite Giesboro’ he stepped upon the rail and tprew himseif into the water. effort was made to save him, but of no avail. His hat was recovered, and inside of the crown were the letters “W. W. W.” No one on the boat was acquainted with the suicide. This morning Mr. Clay Douglas visited police headquarters and stated that the drowned man was sup to be his: brother-in-law, Mr, William W. Wirt, who for years resided at No. 432 H street northwest, and Was the son-in-law of the Inte William Douglas. Wirt was a man about forty-five years old, of me- dium build, with gray, whiskers, and he dressed well habitually. He has not lived with his wife and family for several years. For some months Past he roomed at No. 457 G street, Dut left there about two weeks ago on a spree, and has not re- turned since. He was a as a clerk In the ‘Treasury, but had not been at his post for a similar Period. tits body nas not yet been recovered. The t which was recovered 1s a brown derby, and it has been identified as belonging to Mr. Wirt. Wirt was last seen on Sunday night, at the resi- dence of his aunt, Mrs Cook, No. 300 H street northwest. —- Willie Hood Acquitted. THE JURY DECIDE THAT UE 13 NOT GUILTY OF ‘MCRDER, In the Criminal Court yesterday, before Judge ‘Wyle, the trial of the 12-year-old colored boy, Willle Hood, charged with manslaughter in having in August last thrown a plece of brick at Cornelius W. Bailey, a white boy, 17 years old, employed at Mueller’s candy factory, which blow killed Bailey, ended in a verdict of not guilty. Judge Wylie charged the jury that the piace of the homicide was a public alley and the boy was doing no wrong by being there and the act of Bailey in striking him was unlawful, and that if they believed that the boy in throwing the bat did so merely to defend and protect himself then he was not gullty, but If the throwing was done when he was in no danger and free from pursult chen he should be convicted as int MANAGER ALBAUGH's STAFP.—Manager Albaugh’s staff at the new Washington ight Infantry armory will be composed of the following gentic- men:—Harry C, Fiske, late of the Stat thea- ter, of New York, treasurer; H.C. Bernays, must cal director; L ‘Loretz, machinist; Morgan Sher- Wood, properties; Miiton Slemmer, scenic artist; Walter Williams, gas engineer; doorkeepers—or- chestra floor, J. E. Buckingham; dress circle, A. M. Howard; family circle, L. P. Selbold; Charles Ran- Gail, chiet usher; Lewis Peake, N, Moore, James Dougias and N. W. Walsh, ————— ‘THE FIREMEN’s PaRaDE.—At the meeting of the foremen of the steam fire engine companies and hook and ladder companies comprising the fire de- partment of the District, held at the office of Chiet Cronin yesterday, Foreman Lewis, of Truck A; Lowe, of engine 5, and Secretary Reincke were ap- pointed acommittee to make ‘collections for the music to head the proj procession on Thanks- giving Day. The details of the parade have not yet been agreed upon, but It 1s likely that It will take place In the afternoon of Thanksgiving Day. There ‘Will be quite a long line of march and an inspection. a ee Tue Great CaTHOLIC CouNcIL—GRAND Excur- SION TO BALTIMORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.—A ‘Special train will leave the Baltimore and Potomac railroad station at 8 am., arriving in Baitimore in ample Ume to participate in the grand and impos- ing escort of the ecclesiastical procession from St. Alphonsus church and the archbishop’s nouse to the Cathedral All the Catholic societies of the District aud adjoining cities will be represented. All facilities necessary to accommodate the excur- ‘sionists will be furnished by the Baltimore and Po- tomac railroad company, and special extra trains will be run if required. Special train returning will leave Baltimore (Calvert station) at 8 p.m. Ex- cursion tickets will be good on reguiar trains in both directions on November 9th. Kound trip Uckets, $1.50; children, between 5 and 12 years, 75 cents, Those of our citizens who will visit Balti- more on this occasion would do well to provide themselves with Uckets during the week, and thus avoid the crowd at the station on the morning of the excursion. Tickets can be obtained at the offices of the company, or from members of the Young Catholics’ Friend Society. anes. BUILDING Nores.—The managers of the Church hanage, On 2th street northwest, are about to a large addition to Ubeir present Dullding.. ‘The addition will afford four large rooms,twenty thirty feet each. Mr. B. J. Gilbert is building a hand- some villa residence at Brightwood. Dr. Corey 1s also about to build a handsome residence at the same place, Somewhat simliar to the one of Mr. Gilbert, Dut different in detall; cost about $2,500. George'Fmmert is the architect for all of the above buildings. MARRIAGE Licenses. —Mat lcenses have been Issued by the clerk of the court to Thos. Marion Cawood and Blanche Willarsh; James K. Spry and Mary Weaver; Henry Hambleton and Rosa Lee Washington; Albert Olinstead and Mary ‘Manjrie; James Coughlan and Lelie Jones, both of Richmond; Solomon Brooks, of Alexandria, and Mrs. Ann C, Arthur; S. J. Smith and Mary E. Spicer, doth of Howard county, Md. Assowvresxxy Pung oo FT Peo Oey & bk ® B'R8 8 Yo MAE E Ed ¥ 4 tue BR A K OK WONN N nGo BOB AA KK Il NNN G @ bes Mk kk HN EN BBB 4 4 K K U N NN use PPP, 00 wow Ww Di PP Oo wwww B PPP O O WWWW D eB 0.0 WWWW D eo? WW OB ‘Thin Powder never varies. 4 marvel of purity, strength and wholetomeness. More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only incans. , KoxaL Daxrra ‘PowDER Co., 106 Wall strect, N. ¥. ar x Gotpex Speciric, A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. Effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the Patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It can be given in a cup of tea orcoffee, without the knowl- edge of the person taking it, na it is tasteless and odor- less, Thousands of drunkards have been made temper- atemen who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will Itis absolutely armless. Cures guaranteed. Price $3. Circulars free. GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, 145 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio, For sale by R. K, HELPHENSTINE, Druguist,corner sth and F streets, and 14th street and Vermont avenue, ‘Washington, D.C. ocT-e0 O VERCOAT Tax. At $25 we sell as good Overcosts an any one need wear, while $15 to $20 1s the popular range of prices for gentvel and serviceable garments, + and thestock of them is particularly strong, com- prising twenty-six sorts, Then come down to “hard pan." Wehave overcoats as low as $3, that we are not ashamed to offer a man who must, make every dolla: count, and cares nothing for mere show. Our cheapest coats are honest through and through, and customers. have the privilege, not of exchange only, but of returning ‘kvods and receiving their money back. GEORGE SPRANSY'S, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 SEVENTH STREET, oct OPPOSITE U.8. POST OFFICE. Ca Rovrear, Noa ano wire sTREtE NORTAWSSE, CITY ITEMS. Ole Bulls violin is not_more essential to him ‘than 1s Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup to the singer. 1 Extra Fine Quality, Double Breasted ‘Mens’ blue flannel shirts at Auerbach’s Saxony ‘Wool Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 Johnson's Oyster Saloon, 440 and 442 9th street northwest. Oysters for dem- Ocrats and oysters for republicans. ‘The best Steamed in the city; all selected. a ae $25 Russian Circular $10, 796 7th street, J. & Young's cloak ‘second floor, to close ‘out. Children wraps hait price. Everybody 1s invited. Call at onc $85 plush coats Sewing machines for rent, Auerbach’s 7th and H. Durkee’s Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce.—The universal favorite both im the U.S. and Great Britian. Wholesome, del!- clous, economical and nutritious, Saves anxiety, ‘waste and trouble, eo A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hatr perfectiy, and fs also @ ‘unequalled for the eradi¢ation of dan- ‘The superiority of Burnetts Flavoring Extracts consists in thelr purity and great surength. "eo, Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia ee Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose, 60 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Viole, 00 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo The Hope of the Nation. Children slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use “Wells’ Health Renewer.” 14 Fur and Sealskin Garments. ©. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash Wholesale prices this season. ‘This will afford a. Splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable rs direct irom manufacturer, and save Tetailer’s Protits. Fashion Book malted free. 9e3m Iderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney sutter, churned morning, and delivered in half-pound “Ward” prints, 45c. pet Pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk aha sweet ik, Sc. per quart, Cream 160. pint. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. N ILRAY'S LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER, CARPET SWEEPERS, and full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, GEO. WATTS & SON, 8314 7th st., 5 doors above Penn. ave. 0028 E jUREKA, A SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE, 10 places, complete, with MARBLE-TOP DRESSER, GLABS 24x 90, MARBLE-TOP COMBINATION WASH-STAND, with bracket, MARBLE-TOP TABLE, 4 WALNUT CHAIRS, ROCKER and, TOWEL RACK, all for $43 50.; in TENNESSEE MARBLE, $45. THIS WELL AND BEAUTIFULLY MADE SUITE WE GUARANTEE TO BE BETTER THAN ANY- THING OFFERED AT THE PRICE. W. H. HOEKE, Corner 8th and Market Space. Te You Waxr A Hearne Ox COOKING STOVE, PORTABLE OR BRICK SET RANGE. LATROBE FURNACE OR SLATE MANTEL Call at our establishment before aro Sow exiubiting the largest ansortarsut of above Eo in cheap, medium and first-class grades, ever shown it this city: "Also, tin Ware, Houvefuruishing Goods, aa W.8. JENKS & CO, 717 7th street northwest. 0020 : oct 1 Cazeers, Forsrrone, axo Uraotstens, SINGLETON & FLETCHER 415 Seventh street northwest. Carpets, Ol Clothe, Linoleums, Upholstery Goods, 2 OF Saraifire: Bedding’ ke’ he, ‘in Drapei Interior Decorations, findow Shades aud Cornice Poles Furniture Upholatered and al otler work in our line promptly executed. setem __SEWING MACHINES, &c._ Fa Aso Wisrer Srvzs NOW READY. Ladies, if you want a perfect fittins Garment, try our Bazar Giove-Filting Eaticrns, Dressshaier sen6. i Your names, and we will send you sauple copies of Fall and Winter Styles free of change. Every lady, should have our Bazar Dressmaker, with 800 beautiful iustras Hons of fall and winter etylea; price 18 eta, or by mall Bice Hal's adJuntableiorms for Atting aha draping: Our f from the smallest ize fo the lancet ‘Cilland examinest OPPENHEIMER'3, 698 oth street n. w., St. Cloud Building. Bole agent for the New Home and Hartford Sewing Machines, “AU Kinds of machines for rent and re oc Tuz New “G” Howe An Entirely New ‘High Arm, Sewing Machina, Which Excels all Others, €old on Installments; Liberal Discount for Cash, (27 Every Machine Warranted a soLp BY , ‘THE HOWE MACHINE Co, 983 F Street Northwest, near 10th street, set-t.th,s.6m Washington, D.0. MPHE GREAT “HOUSEHOLD” WITH OUR NEW set of Attachments, in a Velvet-lined Box, makes the finest outht for family sewing ever yet offered. Also the Silent White, New Home, Domestic. Everything at iE ‘9th street northwest, wes y You Cax Preszave YOUR EYESIGHT BY PURCHASING YOUR EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES at THE VIENNA OPYICIAN COMPANY, DR, NEUER, OF VIENNA, OPTICAL MANAGER. BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, EYE AND OPERA GLASSES, PATENT EYEGLASSES, set with Brazilian Pebbles, And everything pertaining to the Optical Business, ‘No, 1304 F STREET NORTHWEST. 0c31-3m, ONE PRICE ONLY. Pose Jorce Cree ‘TEN (10) CARLOADS PURE JUICE CIDER from northern New York, to arrive and forsale at low Prices by the barrel or carload, by SAMUEL C. PALMER, Depot 1224 29th street northwest. O31 ‘Telephone No. 454, po AND RELIABLE : HOM@PATHIO REMEDIES, Either by the single vial or in complete outfite,ss BOERICKE & TAFEL’S Puanuacr, aub-eo78t 988 F Street, Washington, D. C, EST LINE OF OVERCOATING! Gorrmxas and, EVER SHOWS. NICOLL, THE TAILOR, O17 PENNerivaNta AVENUE, océ-tu.th,s3m ‘Washington. Eo Bretiars, BARON, SHIRTS PLAN) iG) CANTON-FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS, SHIRTS AND 2G LOVES. HALE Sultable for the season. Ger Tue Best. “THE CONCORD HARNESS" * ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR. Seana Harness of is stamped with LUTZ& BRO, (GT Pennsylvania Avenue, Adjoining National Hotel. Se" HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES in ‘Great variety at very low prices, 13 Headquarters forthe Fra aso Wester Iurontariox, WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. | sait:ngs, Overcoatings, and Trouserings recelved and Aso, ‘open for inspection. Gentlemen will.place thelr orders A full Hine of Lawn Tennis Sets, Tennis Rackets, Cro- | tthe Gres, Giflerent styles, Bicycles, Tricveies, Velocipedss, | “LLADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF aon WASHINGTON. Jarwe angortment of Traveling and Lunch HD. BARR, Barkan Ye Carriawes at cost, to make roomfor | 5 i111PenrsyIvanithonve, Lows Fos Fb tempt roofs ‘soon as introduced in New SKAL 36 inches to 50 inches long ; close fit- slong. atone oar SES, Sears LINED and MINE-TAIL BORDERED CIB- yur Dien? SES asiow es any houses Amano: oo” WILLETT & RUOFP, 905 Pennaylvanis avenue. ROVALG DRY GOODS. NOVEMBER 4, 1884. DRY _GOODs. Oveme: Orexixa: WE SHALL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5ru, ‘Weare proud to say we have never attempted to dis- play such # large, rich and well-selected assortment of goods before, and hope to meet the approbation of all in ‘our immense undertaking. ALL ARE INVITED, ‘We have added several New Departments, of which the most conspicuous will be our stock of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, which we have marked st prices lower than any other house in the United States, ‘This department does not consist of lot of publish- exe’ dead stock, but new. live and desirable worxs of Fiction, Postry, Travels, History, etc,, such as every- ody wants to read and keep, = ‘Look through our assortment, and you will find ‘very work you want at » price you never dreamed you could secure it for. RED LINE POETS, half Russia or cloth binding, 50c.; trade price, $1.25, LONGFELLOWS AND WHITTIER’S POEMS, ONLY ‘S0cente; cheapest in the country. MoCAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, in three vol- umes, @1; trade price, $2.25. EP. Roe's new novel, A YOUNG GIRL'S WOOING,, ‘8c.; trade price, $160, - All of E. P. Roe's Works, 880. DICKENS' COMPLETE WORKS, handeomest edition and largest type ever published, 15 volumes, $6.63; ‘trade price, $22.50. ‘The above are only a few specimens of our prices, All ‘are marked in the same proportion. ‘Complete line of CRANE’S STATIONERY, ‘Wo will give you an ENGRAVED PLATE and FIFTY CARDS for 86 cents, ‘We have also added a complete assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY, &o. Colgate & Co.'s entire assortment in stock at popular Prices, OUR CLOAK PARLOR, 582100 feet, is now the largest in the country, being | being entirely devoted to the salaof LADIES’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS. ‘We carry the largest stock of SEALSKIN SACQUES AND DOLMANS in this city, and guarantee them pure London dye, ‘RUSSIA HAIR MUFFS, ‘with heavy satin ining, 61.15; worth $260, ALL ARE INVITED. LANSBURGH & BRO., ns 420, 429, 424 and 296 BEVENTH STREET. al 01 ia oe owe r ‘UU R FFF. at Asa SOUVENIR EF R: of the occasion, r Les east Ekorn . s0%on Been ee FFFU URRR PUPS mae ¥ UE B® ss = s, rood 88. c,, ots bes ed FFFU PARMA g85_ Russian Hare TRIMMING, a a ie F uu R BSe38 for aon FB 8, an ETE TEMG ofS SS eg . & “ou B8sss ore ghee BS oy s 03 9 gg gH yg 2 Pi Eiriet - TRvEs F “ov E BSss8 ONL T URRR 988, ,_ OurNew Stock of Fur Pi iiek ¥ UU R RB&s38 comein CAPES Real Otter, Natural Beaver, Ans- FU UR Rss Gray Coney Silver Coons ate HU BRP 853 wal trae: Cone Seal Clirned % ‘uu'R HSss® Sondey, Buselan tare, Coney, FFFO URRR «SS, FUR LOOPS Ee PRR ss Fur THNONGS EF “ou EB B8se8 HALE TURMIEES PRICES, THE a a nm EP ey ae | aa a4 FPA fa O44 $9 & ya EF oo hh g %o F 2% rs al 2011-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, & INCH TRICOT CLOTH. IN NINE SHADES EXTRA VALUE, FOR @125; WORTH @L75 PEE S4INCH LADIES’ CLOTH, BEST DUCED FROM $1.25 PER YARD, gxingal 54 INCH LADIES CLOTH, Tho; FORMER PRICE @00Da, $1; RE- a ic onegch attend (CLOTH, Tto,; REDUCED FROM PA Pa ‘CLOTHS, IM ALL, THE DESIR- Snxs Sarns Axo Vertvers. SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) POMSON'S CELEBRATED BLACK LYON'S SILKS, ‘wear guaranteed, from $1.25 to $2.50. BONNETS, CACHEMIRE, PRINCESS AND SCHROE- ‘DER'S “MONOPOLY” BLACK SILKS, ranging from Sc. to $3.50. STOCK OF SATINS, MUSCOVITES AND SATIN DUCHESSE IN BLACK AND ALL THE NEW SHADES FOR STREET, RECEP- TION AND EVENING WEAR. AND SATIN DRESS FRONTS. WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. IVORY AND CREAM WHITE FAILLE FRANCAISE AND SATIN DUCHESSE from #2 to #4. CREPE DE CHINES, ILLUSIONS, GAUZES AND CANTON CREPES, IN WHITE AND EVENING SHADES. LATEST NOVELTIES IN POMPADOUR VELVETS. BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VELVETS Lyows PURE SILE VELVETS, PURE SILK from 28 inches ‘wide, $n black ahd i6 colors, ranwina trons 88 to 68 per yard. BLACK AND COLORED BROCADED VELVETS IN GREAT VARIETY, ranging from $3 to $T per yd. ‘NEW SILKE SEAL PLUSHES trom 82.50 to $16 per yd. @inches wide BLACK SICILIENNE FORCIRCULARS, S27" SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT. §2~ CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peary Buriprxa, ‘Pennaylvania a¥enue, corner 9th street. Extablished 1840. 085, Kiye's Parace GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAKS AND MILLINERY ‘NOW 18 YOUE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS, READ KING'S PALACE PRICES. it DOLMANS, NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN LARS at $5, 96, $7 and $3. All styles of JACKETS at €6, 84.50, $5, $5.50and 86. 150 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at $9, $10and 812 SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value. 2.000 Misses? and Children’s HAVELOCKS and NEW- MARKETS, a most magnificent line, at $2, $3, $4, 85 ai P09 Yooland French FELT HATS at S0c, 75c., $1 2,000 Children's Elegant TRIMMED HATS at 2c, 0c. 75c., $1 und $1.25. RIBBONS, VEL- BIRDS, PLUMES, WINGS, vi TL TIN: VI NB, lees VETS SILKS, BATINS, VELVETEENS, ‘than Ladies UNDERWEAR, CORSETS and KID GLOVES below manufacturers’ prices. Donot buy until you have examined our stock and ‘ascertained our prices, if you wish to save your money. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. “Croans” We have just completed our line of fine Cloth and Silk SSLeat rey ars ‘o-inch French Suiting, #8. formerly stock of Black and Velvets at Large of Black Colored Brocade Vel Large stock of Black and Colored Rhadames, from $1 line of Black and Colored Veli all prices. alte J. A LUTTRELL & CO, 817 Market Space, gms RETAILED ‘AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Bay the best ‘Mnnalin and 2100 linen, reinfc ‘only 75 cents, u Shirts Percale Shirts Fine Unginished only 500, Finest ‘Finest Laundried Dress Shirts, in solid bosoms, ready to put on, for $1. Bix finest Dress Shirts made to order (solid bosoms) f« ‘82. “Perfect fit guaranteed ef zs MEGINNIS, 1002 F street. 3 z < 3 the Comfort Shirt, el itl; of me au22 guage, would be pleased to teceive a few tare pupils de Siring'to fons privately and in climes. 1257 12th street northwest, ‘hot-imi* _EDUCATIONAL. m _EDUCATIONAL. premio and orough In her native tonwur. Les UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY, 10 0 street northwrent, ___ Mia BALCH, Prinotret. DARS, GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS —A_8i> ot young ladies Every facility fOr Perso janes Tiinitent, 1137 chusetts avenu APHY 13th street, second: fodtm Dortiiwest, | thorough -dacaton in nehih tbe leew sie Re E aS HH" | nd paltinne: Prouchs wear tie dlmetion wf tne Mees FRENCH LESSONS, i014 1 TNonrae: | Saba Adare KAILC APNG" Sith tees West. betweo K Mite Doses | - ¥ = yan Systran and Methioto N wt wage tween | ESCHER. ONGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO Siieafal nd nite sy] oD fend SOCAL Mato pent en Runeretion aud a practical we~ bers as well ax thow, Wishing "tg. be dualided tor Shortest time porible. New tert how Rittomien or teechorn Term Ghd T30 13th hw ove ¥ only school Kind here A special inv | bewins tte 234 sear September 10th the second Wednes: to all to ee the by witich you eam s00n | Gay of the month: “Prepares for buxitess, for Profession. 214 2 etrect soutiie om Es le, Princeton and othvr ool for the scientine PAPAME OcTAVIA SE Caillat or4:3) p.m. = ; F MELSON INSTITUTE 914 era ar. ger Tax “f eieet Clasacal abd Mathranatical sahwo. tor hays ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELPGRAPHY: elcols and for the 8. Military “Acadhers For particulars audrisa CHAS BYotRG femcuat book ISLS Sth etre north weeet Soon Sbtsinad Hescons in VOCAL Sng ISI JEN TAL MUSIC. fdas aan eis an SES TS ITALIAN SUAS AT SEG - Tuscan proman: ‘OPS BUSINTSS SCHOOL, 817 TH STREET.— Rew clatsen jut fornnine mae | ASS. ing wiht tent sky fom tha bat ction ; 7 4 fie uonal tint “Atnaineas courwe in bookkeeping, rae VEW SCHOOL OF MODERN TAN raisin, arithioete. "Sud correapondeason N PROF. DUMATSE. P fe fucriip: S15 tor three pmoutlie ta, edveben Bot ily: $15 for three 1900 HL ntrect northwest.” Hetere i. John A. rinses ent Lowan. Hon and Mrs 1M. Josiyn, Gen, and Airs. D. | PELe bunoom, peal “Rate tag CSepatuiiy "notin ‘ Stunaia, Soldiers’ Home” wost-ast | Bex i books, $1.35 to $1.60. “Private lemons, Eo TAUGHT BY A THOROUGHLY PROFI- | Deri at any time. = =~ TENT TEACHER, i ‘Terms reasonable. RENCH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND HOOL for Young Ladies and vt, BAM od 1625 N street, Mra L. P. DAY Little Giris, 135 net northwret, ELOCUTION ANDY Te gn _ ery thing neceammry for a thorowel eotnceeus, 1 find ‘rlamsial etication. “Wally hesscths inc J onch—Reriits tnt for which, there deo xtra - " B secon Seog tcl Ms | chm lass in Woxxl-oarvine Will beycin Oct. 1A te Mature} Exp “From od & Tas bien ald, with Unurual advantage ‘ Jpreial aticntion yaven to the cure uf) Statunering | pe ee Ry sothe Bove sid Gitte las will tem is Provided ‘for schclare Living 0b Capital Hull'or im at ohe p. t., inthe second story | otber distant of the city, aut-Se Fons in German and Frei EW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING, AT Prof. DeWOLOWSKI'S Musical Institute, Will fe. N tameht by Prof, Hartvis Ni PRIMARY AND TRAINT new YI yrans of praction. trainin ch at her residonen are now © din sire northwest (CAPITOL IL INSTITUTE. AND KINDERGAN N 18S PASSMOK! 20 street south peu city n prepara to welcome back her old pais and tivorech ints igh Peaact a tow new ones at 1830 apis ae Whe enh or Ear hog ea = keeping. Penmanshi) Day Sessions, 9 HE NORWOOD IA Engiiah, a ‘4m. to 12 — porters” | FAMILY SUPPLIES. SNOWFLAKE AND BURBANK POTATOES. ‘The finest fn the city, at WITMER’S, 1 Anawen— couversation. Address 142 crated STITUTE, WASHINGTON.D. 4 1214 14th street (Thomas Circle). e school course 1s complete in tho Englisn, Classical oc28 Jusr Pexn's Ave ‘Nos, 1213 Th and Scientific Departmenta Mus Prosh importation of ebony ene ene we | CASTELL & BROWN'S ENGLISH JAMS AND MAR can take acollexiate course at the Institute, Ladi» who MALADE, have left school will find epecial facilities for pursuing | Wo consider these the finest goods we have ever seen special branches, Afternoon and Evening Classes for Ladies in German; slso in German and French For toany other Jan Muarmalade ever wold ii n Raatioeres. Heal Cu" Orange Macitinlad, Zax. particulars address. MR. snd MBS. WM. D. CARFLE, NEDY & SON, octé-tucd Principals, — —— = 1209 F Srrver Noxrawnst. POF ZF GEOTILLER TEACHER OF VocaT, ee aN ie dsr a sk ab aro, Ppa a jen to boca ‘as to paplin farthior — " ~ Rivancel Gaatisteet northwest 2 Me | EPR ooo KK EEE ARR 7 gis MSimcina or te asmyctos couratars Re eS 2 cipal of th KASHINGTON COE Seg BG iahnyy wnd.day vrata Bik xe ied &K K ERE & ‘aud Tittle eitle) fo mmedation of her ria wo mk Pupils, has rv = BUCKWHEaAT Street north: open Wednewiay vtenber 1 18 NOW READY. Mrs. Bucher having recently returned from Europe, ayer he hme bata it theta angrowed es — . teaching. wuitet to her well-known Ghorouehurss i the ues, will make axpwcialty of training FOK SALE BY ALL GROCERS. stianncrs ahd wert deporte, ACCOMPLISHMENTS mieuta), Drawing, Painting, r Elceution, French and German, by a corps of efficient WM, M. GALT & €O., ‘teachers, acer ctglognes apply to the Principat WHOLESALE AGENTS, ence. N,N ~Minw Ada. B Con Sone bas stud ocl0-3m_ Corner Ist and Indiana Avena ired., an and har- mony) to pupils at their rsidenees od Wednesday's atid Saturday, im RLINGTON ACADEMY, corper Px ave anid ist st £°9 pRB oRRn ree } bdelect Schoolfor Boys and Young Men. co Kk Rk EK a sok Spe st: sont, me 8 ° re rE pares of Lest bein Se my ing sessions. Careful aud thorowe kee kt E Een = Comm Higher Aritunctic, Algebra,” Geo! Geek. : d pupil northwest mod Eniglish Branches, Bookke THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, § without adoubt the most Bravruchand the mos Normrriovs Flour iu the world. ‘The Milicrs have not only the most perfect Mill, caa- tainins as it does all the most improved Machinery in BURTON MACAFEE, A.M, Principal, F. LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WIL her French conversational lessous at bi is’ residences. Call after 4p. “Termis modera Canexrs & Daurzay. We have ‘BODY BEI ‘a splendid line of line of DRAPERY and FURNITURE ‘of our stock is solicited HOUE BRO. & CO., 1328 F street. 2 fall vee. FINANCIAL. C.J. Bec B.C. Fox, ZE Frcu, Gko. W. Brows, Bu & Co. suc 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. 8, Treasury.) Derosrrs. Excaaxoz. Discovsrs United States and District of Columbia Bonds bought and sold in large and small lots, ‘Buy and sell on commission all classes of securities, Drafts issued on all ts in Europe at lowest rates, Information cheerfully giv pe ae New eos San eiven, Private Stock Texzczara Wines WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ‘NEW YORK, »USTON, &2 "RINCE & WHITELY, Stoc Bnoxeas (Brosaway, LUFRbavetuas New" damen Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, H. Cruger Oakley, ‘Barry ©. Logan, Washington, D.G. Maynard C. Eyra, ‘William B, Travers, Special Partner, BUY AND SELL UN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF BAILWAY SECUBITIES, ‘Branch Office—539 15th street (Corcoran Bail Laz) 2.2, DODGE, Resident Partnas, Crotationse? Ptocke snd Ron's an’ information = warding the Markets received through our wires TN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchanze Allorders executed and reported promptly, 06 WOOD AND COAL, 5 ie sawed Pinei'se per cord: Oak, Bt: Hickory: eames octets Cou Axo Woon. We have just & larse Jot of Bakers! PINE. xO8i ‘ca mined COAL ot aa Tor dotaests tee, all of whic we otter a Sharks 18 ‘Tite attention of consumers ia reapectfully invited -» sartapentbon of Guo aed STEPHENSON & BRO, ‘thet. wharf and 12th st. and Pa. ava, Woon: JOHNSON BROTHERS, mis WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest, BRANCH YARDS AND OF Fics 1902 F treet northwes 103¢ Tth street northwest; 2'¢¢ Fennaylvania avenue northweaty 221: Sta street northwest Corner 3d and K streets northwest; $41 Fennaylvania avenue southwest. ein rus ecu ige Bruit ous Some Gualities of ANTHRAOITE and Sear ie ———————— = “oTTO™ 3 K.AND MRS. ALFRED BUJACS PDUCATI vented up to the present time, but they produces Flour * Hiome for young ladies and little gira, 1 | Ussumrassen by any mill in the world. To prove that, OS serge ng cook Speer foe | we would simply state thate lanro quantity of this — eee magnificent Flour i# shipped annually to Europe aud AUVEUR SCHOOL OF LANG! eaten at the principal Courtsof the old world We ee GUARANTEE that it is made from selected hard whest eTown in Minnesota and Dakota It is an acknowledged : fact, that i this Flour a perfect separation of the glut = = — ‘hous particles of the wheat berry snd a thorough elimi- SSHINGTON, SCHOOL OF FINE AUT AND | nation all wrak and starchy tuntter has wt lest bos oe 1 iN, non Row, $45 Pa, a1 reached, and is consequently more Ni Trove, yieid- ‘Day and eveuiny classes. Fresiand aut’ Mechaical pers Drawing (Patent Office work): Painting, Antique, Por- | € More bread to the barrel than any other Flour. The trait aud Tafe classes: Modeling. Hammered Brass: | best trade admits that from its bresd-makus qualities China Vainting and Kensinzton Visitors welcome, | i is the cheapest, ax well as the best, for either family P taken for decorat-d.demiun AE HOYLE. W. | or bakers use, and unsurpaseed by auy Fiour mada i ROUZEE. "Miss E. 4. WALKER, Scoretars Every aack aud every barrel is warranted tw ive etitire PRIVATE EPScONS 1X ALL GRADES OF STUDY, | gstintaction, ‘0 adults, confident ea for College, An: | © aoe . roy. agen Went Poin ait exo wen io ct STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. STITUTE aw Stand K streets n. w. | Oueof the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ower core offered to the trade. It is unexcolled by auy other Pateut Eveuing classes, #3. and $5.2 | except Ceres, and will please the most execting bouse- Cry, | Keeper aud satisfy the most fastidious epicure 499 PENS GILT-EDGE much Se A maguificent Winter Wheat Patent, I: RELIANCE. . SEUVIC ‘Terms Keawuaables Asplendt Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cate. ocll-4w* L_TWITCHELL, Principal | brated Hungarian process, Tt is a very cheap and beaa- ay cy. a ~— | tiful Patent, within the reach of all clases, and we a Léipsic Conservatory. instructs | euarantee will «ive salisfaction to every une winu Wil ‘German and Hlocution, 122 uy it Borihwest. GOLDEN HILL. ‘Tho old reliable stand-by and the Standart family OLLIERE SCHOOL, FOR BOY, Flour of theDintrict. Itinequal in quality toagreat man¥ Cc - Ich priced Patent Pore, while tt can be bout for ccouniderable lees tones.” We dedy competitors to brine Ruder 15 gears of ace ‘Two scravate derartments— | fori, any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. GILT-EDGE, KELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and w Natgtent wet. ae ine ey: er Prot. tocl assured that any housekeeper who tries them once Mere, Fraicipals; Lucien Er C. cbliier, a. x ° a pope pete Dar | Mall mever use anything else, or sale Uy all grvcera a HELDO! 3 Daxct <a, ACADEMIES, 1004 F | Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Indiana avenoa S street northwest. — Tuesday’ Sand sata ae rn Gaye Washinaton Ballad wirect sod Teamplvania | _ 66! :___WM. M. GALT & 00. avetior soutlicans—afonday'an TPritayn, emi for vies | cular, or terms for renting ther rec = = hordhwest, _____ wus | PIANOS AND ORGANS. = : = , a PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLI CORNER SoD ASectsnortinest, Get busta. iene : . Seats Wreath atthe Si Usesvat Axo Rane Bancarss gooms In Tincoln dine iis tustitution. eo Tein eal i Tesult of twenty years’ growth, is complete in its ar- ! 1d FISE SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. Fanrements for trails sous snd Gaushiters, mea and ‘Women, for real life, seif-suppert, weet = vant STEINWAY SQUARE GRAN! orable independence. Full corpsof sbl ved, | order and good as wew, ‘ Practical teachers. -Rerular day avd event msnions | Ir25, part time to yond party. Fesumed Monday. Senteruber iat. at 9a uu and op. tm. Scholarship for cue year from date of cutrunce Good | One handsome full Zoctave neerly new SQUARE . for day or evening vessions), $9 qnarter, day #20; | GRAND, fully guaranteed, foronly $175cash ; including Bight, $16; per mouth, day. €7- it. €f Colless | stool and cover. ice" open fur arranceinentt Mi ‘Auscust 25, and | ; thereafter. Students are registered. “equipped | und | id richly finiabed full T-octave SQUARE assicned seats in. the on te ar mid but & month, for only $200. Park Tangements Handsome, reular, with tuil | cash, balance $10 per mouth; Stool and Cover, aud Information and interesting reading mutter, any. SARA A. SPENCE. Vico Frincipal adie mautter, mailed io guaranteed for 8 yea. é ‘Very fine Rosewood Case T-cctave SQUARE PIANO; or given uj HE! M ENGLISH COURSE—Compicta, thorough and practi- CLASSICAL COURSE—Prepares for the senior sneuie oF entrance auto Smith, Vassar and the Heriltz achoolof lausuaen, SLOCULOn—In charge of Mrs. ML Stevens Hart, Princirel VOCAL SPTANO_ Direct ART, DRAWING, ART 1400 and 1104 M street northwest, Wash incton.D. C., Enters its tenth year, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29th, | NEY C. SPENCER, Principal. aull-3u | carved ler: rich tone; a splendid bargain, foromly 17%, $25 cash, and $10 per mouth. An elocant 7-octave SQUARE PIANO, beaut ‘ul rose wio'ease carved Tens very fe tone, for ouy GE 810 per month, Several UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. in full and cabinet style at great bancains; nearly ew; om «ay payments, apply at onceat PIANO EXCHANGE, 4229th street VIS & COS GREAT SPECIALTY— UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, special . VERNON SEMINARY, ‘MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal, CH AND GERMAN—Under the supervision of a Of the Wasiungton School of Ehocuson, ‘MUSIO—Dincctreas, ‘Anule Hoemer NE “DECKER™ PIANOS ARE MADE BY DECKER BROS. N, ¥. GH KUHN, Sole Azont, 407 10th strect nw. Also for Burdett onzaus, ot Professor Anton Gloctzner. | PAINTING AND DECORATIVE Under supervision of competent velsat (HE BERLITz scHOOLs OF LANGUAGES. 73 35 FRANKLIN ST”, BALTIMORY, MD. 283 WESTMINSTEE BT. 354 TRENONT st. GARFIELD BUILD: Best instruction to adults or children. Private lor- fons and clanses. Superior native teachers. Special advantages for learning Tongues, Most .casy and effic very’ ‘reasonabie, Teachers nent to Studen NEW TEEAS BEULN HE KRANICH & BACH AND STIFFF PIANOS: receive the Highest Praise from all who know them, and Gays Automutic “asical " struments art iy Play. their ows must atG.L WILD 709 Tih street northwent. Pianos for rent tor the season. Special attention to xX tuning and repairing. mie are ST, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. PROVIDENCE, RL N. MANS. ‘BOSTON. MA: Re oR SPEAK Foreien | Mint iuethod Tuston vie once T, Nonen Qvniy to PROF, X. JOLY. 8S, Ft MOGEES Seugots te 1 STREET ‘north especialty. 453 Tth Btrest Northwest. wat ber 1th. Dali in French’ Berle net. “Ulget deawite at | PEANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING MAKES “COMMENT ON PARLE A FRENCH Pesgoxs—comnnrxt re et | Tostuments new and \VITT, OF BOSTON. he Sh Alange and elegant stock to select from. Allthe popular Musical Publications of the ty ‘Address 1012 10uh street ‘September lst. ‘The finest selection of 6-ceut Musicin thecity. ous ‘and. ‘THE ve! TATION, Srseo fee ness Srucedy Co. Exmnsox. &¢ Bad Co FIanos & WHITE AXD KIMBALL ORGATR Bt | gett Se Ee a HENRY EBERBACH, ‘Puustuck oc. Music.