Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Was D.¢ t, 1SM4, IP. For the middie Atlantic states colder fair sweather, preceded by cloady weather and rains. Rotheriy winds, rising barometer. For Tuesday, fair colder weather is indicated for the middle Atiant Ovx New tern, w: price 0: Wa 30; Fainat Haire! nite foniers, $12; W m Wal- Marble To f “Silke Plus ites, Just rece » Plush Top Ta- bles, Easels and Cabin H, Dunn, 311 7th st. now. THe Chicago Mirocery Company, 806 7th st. | offers French Tirandy $2 gallon: good Rye Whisky $2 gallon; old Rye Whisky Send order by mail or Scr To Oxpex, $25 and up, Eiseman, 7th and E. 2 SAMPLEs of Prang’s Christuras eards at Whit- aker's, To Onpre $25 sults. Eiseman Bros, 7th ond E. B. H. Dovenass & So psieum Cough Drops “are the result of over forty years’ ex- perience in compounding cough mixtures. They ‘are the best, Crp Newmarket overcoat, Eiseman, 7th and E. — THANKGIVING'S OFFERINGS of the Chicago Grocery Company, 506 7th st.:_Atmore’s Mince Meat 10e. it; Plumn Pudding 25e.: 5 Ib, bucket ranberry Sauce New Raisins I2e. Ib; ‘arrants ze. Ib.; Layer Raisins 20c. Ib.; Citron Se. Ib; Almonds 23c. 1b; Mixed Nuts ibe. Ib.; Figs Ise. 1b, Booxs of all kinds at cost to close them out at Whitaker's, CHILD Norfolk suit. Fiseman, cor. 7thand E. A Lance Link or TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 50 cents per yard at Moses & Son's, cor. 11th and F streets northwest ALL New Booxs that may be ordered at 15 per cent discount at Whitaker's Pants to order, 85.and up. Elseman, 7th and E, “10c. Roya Give” mends everything. 4 to 710 Astreet north tallment pian, A Few Mone Cories ot Ben Hur left at $1.05 each at Whitaker's, ‘ewmarket overcoat, Elseman Bros. ‘Te: Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th st., sells Brown Sugar for oly. Ib., Standard A 67. Ib, Granulated Ze. Ib, Cut Loat Tye. Ib. Ske Tus noX Books by Francis Ridley Haversals hitaker’s. PANTS to order, 35 A New Exverce of linen Jopes just reecived at Whitake: Mrx’s Albertsuits. Biseman, 7thand E. Five Qrms Lis nd fly Paper for $1 at Whitaker's. MEN’ Eiseman Bros. pers and enve- packs linen MeN’s 4-button cutaway suit. Eiseman, 7th aud EL J.C. HeTcutssos will have the pleasure of exhibiting the latests ercations of winter mil- linery trot Paris on Tuesday and Wednesday next. CARD ENGRAVING AND Pritts stumping In colors or plain at Whitaker's. also Boys’ CHINCHILLA reefer and yest. Eiseman Bros. ARTIFICIAL eyes, glasses, $1; Hempler’s, cor. 4 D DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—The Rakeman concert. NaTIoNAL THEATER.—“The Wages of Sin.” xAUBACGW's OrEna Hovsk.—“A Bunch of re CITY AND DIS’ OvERA Hovse.—Louise Pomeroy Per THEATER Comi@ce.—Davene’s allied attrac- “Rose tions. Ding | Mvsevm.—Cyril Searle in Michel,” and variety. Zag Condensed Street lam extinguished at ‘The closing meeting of the salvation army here, under the direction of Staff Captain Fleld- ing, was beld yesterday at the hall corner 4th and L streets. The captain will now begin a campaizn in Baltimore. A fire was discovered Saturday evening in the attic room of house 1101 4th Street southeast, ‘occupied by John Carr. It is supposed to have originated trom sparks of a tinner's fire pot. Damage 35 350. Margaret O'Callahan, sald to be 74 years of age, fell down and broke her right arm Sutule gay ight. Sue was sent to the Providence | pital The will of Emily L, Alvord, widow of tie Tate Brig. Gen, Benjamin Alvord, leaves 31,00U Yo her son Allen, her jeweis to her daughter Emily L. Craig, and the remainder ot her estate | Ww be divided among her children equally, At the Washington City Cadet Corps fair the gold badge was won by Capt. Arthur Brooks, | who received 1.1354 votes; easy chair by Cupt. Boston, 1,130 vi and writing desk by Adju- tant Malvina, 1,150 votes, Miss Isabella Field, of Brooklyn, N. Y. en Toute from San Franciseo to thiscity, was found | @ead in the bath room of an El Paso, Texas, hotel Saturday. ‘The ¢ dirs. 8. Brown, tried in the Police Court on November 6, was appealed to the pre- Sent term of the Criminal Court. Marshall Wilthaus, colored, ‘was put out of Rovert Jobasons store Saturday night for being noisy, and threw a stone through the window. This morning he was fined $10 by ste property. lyin receipt of a certifi- istrict! and Corton ¢ Xposition in one by the puplis of tional Kindergarten and sehuol, A youns Weman named Alice Way was placed on trial in te Police Court to-day, eharged with the larcen; Sli from a young man name puct 3 tt. The court sen- tenced her to 60 days in juil and ordered resti- tution. Annie M. Wardwell, nee Weeden, has filed a petition fora divorce irom David K. Wardwell on the ground of desertion. The grand jury today ignored the charge of keeping « gaming table against Columbus’ Hill and George Huntress. Also, the similar charge inst Joseph Thomas, and t ge of false Rongenies Rerortep.—Patri 451 H street northwest, rej ck H, Jordan, ports stolen from ~ house 12254, 7th street’ northwest, Saturday night, an overcoat, Valued at $27. Conrad Jur Gan, Of 627 S street, reports stolen from w feld oa Whitney avenue, near 7th street road, on Saturday, # blue coat and wateh,valued at $13. George Combs, of 1612 14th Stree Stolen from his store door, on Friday’ e 32 yards of dress goods, E hb, of D street, ‘between 6th and “7th sirects, reports a pair of driving reins, valued ning, lued at $8. Dr. iH. at $6, stolen trom his stabie, on Friday. Dr. G. L. Magruder, of $15 Vermont avenue, report box, Valued at 3: the theft of 4 silver pe Mr. T. KR. Rowe, of 414 D street nor ports that Friday night she lost, ar, a gold watch, with two chains attach Yalued at $150. Mrs. H. R. Enoch, 208 Dela ware avenue, reports stolen from ‘her hali « Diack satin clowk, valued at $15.— H. Walker, 451 New Jersey avenue southeast, re- ports siolen from him clothing and other articles worth $5.50.—Thos. W. Kerr, 470 N Street, reports stolen Irom his stable a uantity barness worth $35.—Nine dollars worth of tarpenters’ tools, belonging to Jounson and Gill Mere stolen from a new building in South Washington. . ——-—__ Razor axp REVOLVER CARRIERS Frvep.— George Coleman and Thomas Crawiord, young gvlored men, were arrested by Special’ Utticer MeUormick, in the Smithsonian grounds, for trespassing on the grass, last night. Both were armed with razors. In'the Police Court they Were cach fined $5 for trespass. They were also charged with carrying a razor. The judge Warned them against carrying such dangerous ‘Weapous and imposed a fine of $20 and sus- Routed execution “of seutence.——Matthew ison, colored, was up tor being drunk and @iserderly and carrying the weapon of bis so- ciety, “the razor club.” He was fined $25 or @5 days ——thomas Brooke, a colored man Sho carried a revoiver, paid $20 for the privi- re. ———— Brevis IN THE OreN ArR.—On Saturday eant Saffell found on 7th streetabove Eila Fletcher, a colored woman, street,and Dr. Henderson came to mee. She shortly guve birth to astill born tofant, and was taken to the Freedman's pice. Leter im the evening an officer found Reo red woman in a vacant fot on 24 spreet, om who had just given birth’ to a ut to the Freedman’s d she, too, was Wixe Books ar Cosr.—Wise book buyers are takin: of the present sale of the ex- tensive « of books at Mr. G. A. Whita- hers str Penusyivania avenue. In or- der toclost this branch of his bustness, and icsuelves, Mr. Winltaker Js disposing of at cust. The books are from the iead- bing houses, and the same that Mr. wim Gee selling at the regular bool prices. “The collection comprises tavor- stundard works In every fleld of A rare opportunity is offered for Hasculns for the holidays, selier~ Ste editors « iter tere. i mchoneer, wi ex bls eve aiiend. EV jed to her by the World's | 4 BOLD SAFE ROBBERY. Burglars Visit Mr. Burchell’s Greeery Store on F Street. The safe in the grocery store of Mr-N. W. ; Burchell, on F street, opposite the Ebbitt, was found to be forced open, when the clerks ar- rived at the store this morning. It stands near the book-keeper’s desk, which is shut off from view from the street by the staircase leading to | the upper stories, Entrance was gained, ft is | thought, from the upper story, which is used for apartments, but is now vacant. The men must have been working at the safe for some | time, as it was forced open. The iron baron the side into which the bars of the door slide | was bent Intoa curve, and then the bars were | bent and twisted until it was possible to open | the aor. The power used must have been very great and the outside of the safe shows the tuarks made by jimmies all around the door. ‘The fire proof lining on the inside of the door was shattered and the door was pretty well battered up. It is supposed that the burglars were afraid to blow thesafe up, and as they had Saturday night and Sunday’ for thelr work they adopted the more laborious method ot forcing the door open by main strength and the skilifal use of powerful tools. The detectives were at once Informed and inspected the work of the burglars. VALUABLES OVERLOOKED BY THE BURGLARS. The burglars secured $150 in cash, and some old jewelry, which had been deposited in the safe, and was valued at about $70. They took also several bottles of wine from the store. ‘They left undisturbed in the sate a bag of gold and a bundle of United States securities of much larger value than the cash taken. The fact that the burglars left the most vaiuable contents of the safe, together with the bungling character of the work in opening the safe, leads Lieut. Arnold, of the fifth precinet, to believe that the Job’ was not done by professional eracksmen, but by UNSKILLFUL BURGLARS WHO HAD GOOD TOOLS, ‘The marks made by the tools show that the | burglars did not know where to attack the safe door. The door, as stated above, was opened, | not by drilling, but by prying with main strength, Lieut. Arnold examined the premises this morning and came to the conclusion that | the burglars climbed from_a little porch in the | rear to a second-story window, which was unse- cured, then passed through the window and descended to the first floor, where the safe stood. It is not known whether the robbery was committed Saturday night or last night. Mr. Burchell and other merchants were noti- fied by Lieut. Arnold a few days ago, after the nore safe robberies, to look out for their safes, as it was supposed the burglars at work in Baltimore would come to this city. It is not thought, however, that this robbery was com- mitted by the men who were at work in Balti- more. ‘The police report states the loss as_ fol- lows: “A set of amethyst jewelry, diamond pin and two diamond rings, valued at $75; $160 in paper money and three checks for small amounts. Total, $235.” The Thomas Concerts. Following are the programs for the Thomas- Powell-Juch concerts on Friday and Saturday evenings: FIRST CONCERT. y No. 3, “Eroica,” Beethoven, com- brio; "2, mareia funebre; 4, finale, allegro Spohr), “Die Nacht Entweicht” (Emma Juch). aldweben, “Voices of the Forest” (Sleg- ried), Wagner. Misiueltation to Dance,” Weber-Rerlloz. “Ave Maria,” Bach-Gounod (Emina Jueh). Bal Costume, Second series (new): 1, Polonias et Polonaise: que et petite rusienne; 3, Pasha et Aimé Seigneur et Dame (de la cour Henry IID; 5, Dances (valse, polka et galop). Sympho prising: 1, 3, scherzd allegro vivace; SECOND CONCERT. Overture, “Academie,” Brahms. No.1, U Hat, op. 38 (Schuman); so, allezro motto vir Allegro ammato Aria, “Che faro, k (Mrs, Powell). ‘I priccioso,” Davorak. variations,” from d minor quar- hubert. irantelle,” for flute and clarionet, Saint- Saens. “The Bedouin Love Song,” Coombs (Mrs. Powell.) “Bal Scene” from dramatiesymphony Romeo and Juliet, Berlioz, pacer Dr. Azpell’s Mental Condition. If 18 DECIDED THAT HE IS CAPABLE OF MAN- AGING HIS OWN ESTATE. The Jury de lunatico inquirendo in the case of Dr. T. F. Azpell, U.S. army (retired), have found that he is of sound mind, capable of managing his own estate. He was sent to St. Elizabeth asylum by the War department over two years ago. Last June his wife, Mrs. Sarah YX, Azvell. filed petition in chancery asking thata committee be appointed to manage her property. This was the beginning of the pro- ling which ended Saturday in a verdict de- claring Surgeon Azpell of sound mind. There was some dissatisfaction on the part of his family, It is said, as to the disposition he made of his pay and his property. It is thought the roceeding will result in the revocation by the Var department of the order committing him to the asylum. Tue FUNerat or Ronert L. REaw—The faneral of Robert L. Ream, who died Saturday morning, as announced in THE Stak, tool lace this atternoon, from the home of his ughter, Mrs. Perry Fuller, 208-New Jersey avenue southeast. Revs. Dr. Sunderland and A. W. Pitzer officiated. The remains were Interred in Glenwood cemetery. The following gentle- men were selected to act as onorssy pat |-bear- ers: Hon. D. W. Voorhees, Hon. R- W. Bright, Hon. J.B. Edmonds, Hon. G. W. Clarke, Dr. D. P. Hickling and Rev. A. W. Pitzer. The active pall-bearers were Dr. L. Crissy, Major D. T. Peiree, Hon, Van H, Manning and Messrs. | Yvan Pike, Fred. Webber and Henry N. Ream. oo | MARRIAGE LICENSES. arriage licenses | have been issued by the clerk of the court to Hf, Marmuduke and Mary E. Le Barre; William Miller and vias a lynon;J. W.Smith ‘Theme and tette, and Cynthen Robinson; W. Noble Prender and Dora Frat - H. Linthicum and | Alice Lea w York elty; Norval H, Collins and Kendall, of Norfolk, Va, st est A Wire Beaver ax His Heurer Frsep.— 1 colored, was beating his wife Saturday night when Officer him under arrest. Smith Ross, col- ored, came to the assistance of Wheeler, and heid’ the oMicer for Wheeler to escape, but In- | stead of attempting to escape he kept up. beat- | ing his wite. men Were arrested, and in | the Police Court this morning Wheeler was | fined $10 for assaulting his wile, and Ross was fined $5 for assaulting the offic ee in | SERGEANT HARRE of the late Kobert Harris, sergeant of company 1, Washington Cadet Corps, took place yester- day afternoon from Asbury M. E:charch (col | ored), corner of 11th and K streets.” The attend- | ance was very large. The Cadet Corps turned | out in ful! numbers with music and formed the escort. The services were conducted by Rev. | Mr. Reed. ‘The remains were buried In Grace- | land cemetery with military Lonors, ABSOLUTELY PURE. This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. So1 ONLY IN CaN. RovaL Bakine Powpks Co., 106 Wail street, N.Y. oc24 i REDS OF LETTERS FROM THOSE US- ing Ayers Hair Vigor attest its value aya re- Storer of gray bairto its naturalcolor. As astimu- tant and touic, preventing and often curiag baldness, and cleausing and soothing the scalp, its use cannot be too strongly recommended. ASA PURIFIER, AYER'S SARSAPARILLA ‘acts directly and promptly. A single bottle wilt Prove its merits Many thousands of people are yearly saved from dangerous fevers by the exercise ofa lite timely care im properly cleansing the system by the use of this ’ B17 Ed, schooner Ee ree Captsie Adama 3 on Cane 2 ang red key. Forty dollars was Sante & Bordens* rst vessel at $40 a pair of | from Gad tt made to rob ti Clayton, urday dition, 21, connection, 7: condi lides in the 7:05 p.m. Harlow, 1885. money. were ta and w laws of t Cxvl dent ature. 47: ministers day were Rey, 46; ‘condliton ‘at uot 7 con: eee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tux EVENING STAR. STATE TAXES,—The clty treasurer, Mr. M. B. is now recelving the state taxes for So far there have been no tenders of coupons, pas all the taxes have been paid in it ndered, struction of e one 'RCHES AND CHoIks.—The only non-resi- that filled pulpits here yester- James P. Smith, of Fredericks burg, who suppl widdile at the v. Wm, church. Rev. Dr. Dinwiddi ericksburg. on at the thodist Pro! Revivals of religion Were carried E.Chureh Nouth, and at the Meth- testant church. were also in some of the ganization of ‘aes eee ate es th Choral A Choral Union, which Prot ito at n, of Was is about to estabif Ponce REPort.—The fol | held at the station house Thomsen, Thom various section Mr. Graham, open air inen_ ina Dr. have, i —tTh 1 whi} ton are clos fie prevalence of scarlet fever in that neighbor- the pro} Cur Hix Because He OWED Her Moxry.— Mary Modoe, colored, was in the Police Court this morning, charged with assault and bat- Albert’ Dodson, about two o'clock Sundi into his room and cut hi razor. Mary said she cut him in self-det tery. ia , colored, stealing $5 lenry St Granderson, larcen: Lee, and several disorderly cond: NoTES.—A number of small robberies in ms of the town are reported,— of Fairfax, was in town yesterday with a cluster of strawberries picked in the esterday. ameter, Smith, injured on the Mi since, Was amputated Satui Powell.—-The body of the colored Ia Jobn Blair, who died in the streets of Washin; ton, was brought here Saturday parents and buried to-day.—' ofthe improvement of closed on Saturday it is thought, been re: te. ed. tel ——s a A REAL ESTATE SALE.—! trustee, has sold to Horace F. rty on the north side of east of Vermont avenue. because he owed poseil a fine of $20 A New BRancn or THe Ints Leacur.— At a meeting at Clan-na-Gael hall @ new branch of the Irish National Lani League, to be known as the Emmet branch, formed’ with twenty. elected as follows: Daniel Grady, John Connell, foot 16 in money iver wai nsuecessful he cablu of the schooner Jo! a lise off Winshipp’s wharf, early TEMPERATURE AND. UONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M—Great ateffinent gatehouse, 20. High river today at 648 am. and . "at Auditor Mayre, refused acceptance Payment incash, as required by the lav of the commonweal cash; for that prisoners for drunkenness and uct. and the eolored schools at Arling- vice president; George Killeen, secretary; Capt, James Bland, Henry Houchre, oe THE NATIONAL Bask BALL CLUB.—At the meeting Saturday night the capital stock of the National base bail club was increased to $20, 000, to enable the organization to meet all requirements as a member of the nationa }} league. A s¢rong team will be put into the field early in thy spring. sergeant-at-arms, tered the cabins ce cpg Teed th, &eay Perconcs ara hn B. Sat- it ving feservolr tet ; south ‘connection, Distril reservoir, tem- dition ae ineuent ‘gatehouse, some §: 1,200 in coupons the city treasurer, by in- » Where, when all the taxes in xeept one ano jement was made. case no sett] the place of Rev. Dr. Din- nd Presbyterian church, and ©, who preached at Christ je preached in Fred- ‘Mission services at Grace P. E. church. In ject of the or- f. Robinson, of Washington, Ish here, was talked over. lowing prisoners are this morning: David from Richara ith, assault on wife; Clint of money from Josephine None were less than an he leg of Mr. Frank idland road some time rday. afternoon b: rd evening by his ‘he bazaar in ald rinity M. E. ehureh night. Some 8400 ized for the church. mporarily in consequence of Randolph Coyle, fe for $15,450 street, Just oe colored, testified that me mornitig Mary broke im three times with a tense, her mouey. The judge im: or 60 days in jail. a is ast evening — a. Carnrick’s So- Brevented by Vorite (disinfectant). Reeom- diam | Hyp oa public Health Association as other disinfectants and germt- superior 10.8 verywhere. ‘Send for pansphiet marie, 183 Falton at, N. y. ‘Men's Chinchilla box coat & vest, 7th & E, Social Pa eu poder peray is Whisky, at $3 per gal- Jon, is the N.T. Murzcer & B 1 Grocers, &c., 417 7th st. n.w. Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. “10¢. Royal Glue” mends everything, Child Norfolk overcoat, Eiseman, 7th & E. For Thanksgiving. New Nats, Raisins, Figs, Currants, Citron, &., . T.’ METZGER & BRo., LER PHHCE® Grocers, 604 417 Tth sk Rew, Boys’ Norfolk suit. Elseman Bros., 7th & E. Bernard Bailey, 825 7th st. n.w, “Wood and Willow Ware and ianutacturer of Brooms and Brushes, Im ‘To Order, $5 pants, Eiseman, cor 7th & E, wh Alderney Putter churned every morn- ing und delivered in 34 Ib. “Ward” prints: 450, per lb. Also cottage cheese and butter milk; eet milk Sc. per quart, Cream 15 cents, Sexrcrat SALE BBB RRR Fl L Ker U UMNeM ER ERENT oes itis et ae UUM MBBS EOE EL S8gs8 = ‘The PALATS ROYAL is going to create a sensation inthe Umbrella trade. “When our patrons examine the quality of silk offered for prices quoted below, they wilt/rejoice. | When our competitors discover splendid value we give for such low prices # will (not) bless us sian aan & i Sg) Sg UMBRELLAS. By m gg 855.8 For $1.98 we show Genuine Oll Rolled Silk Umbrel- Jas, Beingoil boiled, the silk will uot rot, and taere- fore, will not crack. "Our $1.95 Silk Umbrellas have Improved shaped parazon frames. which insures a strong, neat and light Umbrella. ‘The $1.98 Umbrel- Jas have also natural sticks,which are not Jointed, and, therefore, are almost unbreakable. We think, in fact we know. you caunot equal our $1.08 Silk Umbrella, elsewhere under $2.25. We sald we would create & sensation; 80 for the Special Sale weoffer our $1.08 ‘Umbrellas for $1.75. ws sts oy fe. Be ® % UMBRELLAS. BHF Ba Og On ‘Have you seen the “Gloria” Coth Umbrella? Itis the latest prodacuion of Yunkeo. in + whiereby up Unbretfa ts introduced that will ree tines as long as silk, and yet is not cumbersome: In fact, l0OKS. fust like silk? ‘ing contracted to take Item tbe manulacturer 500 of these Umbrellas every nionth we bought much below the usual price, C w ILhave to sell_ much below the usual price in ordel to sell 500 each month. The “Gloria” Cloth Umbrella, ‘which We sell for $2, we defy cur competitors to sell Under $2.00, and at tha: price they will make bat ittle profit. was members. Officers were president; treasurer, and ts, GSERZE until your head seems ready to fly offuntil your nose and eyes discharge excessive quantities of thin irri- tating, watery Huid; until your head aches, mouth and throut parched and blood at fever heat. ‘This is an SNEEZE! SNEEZE! 3 9 @ UMBRELLAS ion I Byg8) Ogi Trish bog oak is much prized the “other si pond” us being a perfect black, very durable cherisbed for its strange history. We offer boz-o4k- handie Umbrellas, carved in niny fantastic shapes, for $2.50. We give good sil’. good shape and supetior finish. Whot uo you Untuk of sich Umbrellas for y2.90? i RS 88,88 fact BP gh, UMBRELLAS 83? mem = 8.88 ‘Where else but at the PALAIS ROYAL can vou bi: @ STERLING SILVER HANDLE. U improved paragon frame, an Spittietlelds silk for $2.57 We have of handles, and warrant the goods to be the produc. tion of one of England's firstclas« makers. We notice new styles, Acute Catarrh, and is instantly relieved by a single dose, and permantly cured by one bottle of SANFORD'S Rapica. CugE For CaTaRRit, Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, $1.00. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solyent and one improved Inbaler, in one package, may now be had of all druggists for $1.00. Ask for SanvoRp's Rapican Cure. “The only absolute specific we know of.”—Med. Times.“ fering. quered.” The best we have found in a lifetime of suf —Kev. Dr. Wiggin, Boston. struggle with Catarrh, the RapicaL Cure has con- —Rev. SW. Munroe, Lewlaburgh, Pa, “Ihave not found a case that it did not relieve at once."— Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mase, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. “After a long HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIZ? is a question that appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism, who finds the ordinary plasters aud lin- ents powerless to relieve him, To such the CeTI- PAIN PLasTEt Is an elegant and never- failing source of relief, banishing rheumatic, neural- gic, sciatic, sudden, sharp and nervous palus as by ‘ew, orixinal, speedy, safe. At druggists, five for $1, mailed free. cera Al magi caLCo., Boston, Des Vorrer Dave aNp CHemi- nol Bov-C HOME-SPUN, colors, reduced to Bue. aA ‘The New Style Beautiful Dress Goods, reduced 25e.on ure wool, wide double width, ull p> Hoxe-Sees, every yard. BOU-CLA, 54 inches wide, reduced to 75c. © ARTER'S, ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. TRICOT, all wool, wide double width, all colors, re- duced to 50c. ROYAL 12 yards for COLORED ERGE, 32. ‘ASHMERES, nearly one yard wide, G beautiful dress goods, all colors, all colors, 12 yards for $1. DOUBLE WHY pure fine wool, r ALL WOO! 1. PLA: for children's weur, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2.00, HEAVY BED COMFORTS, LADIES’ WOOL VESTS, J ‘TE BLANKETS, immense size, all reduced to ¥5.00. ID DRESS GOO: bright colors, Feduced to 25 me 760. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, 54 inches wide, 37c. BLACK SILK ‘Tde., 87c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. COLORED SILKS, 50e., 62e., 75c., 8° $1.00. HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELV ETS, $1.25. BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1.00. noiz Lor 5,332. THIS LOT OF OVERCOATSI8 A WIDE WALE CHEVIOT IN DARK BLUE, SATIN LINING SLEEVE, THE SEAMS ARE WELTED, THE PRICE 15918. THISIS A VERY STYLISH GARMENT. SHOULD BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THIS GARMENT LF UP OUR WAY. GEORGE SPRANSY, 020 607 SEVENTH 6T. N. W. Tisvrms Seat Saux Sacoves ‘There is no question but that the Seal Skin Sacques holding, wir own. Te forward no far 10, tw ting Sucaue, OME males of lute a fue We sell only such Sucyuex as are nid. by the Hauging tu prices from $05 Lav tts and DOLLA SS, ScAL VISITE, $145 (0 $15 What we say int yard. ‘and SHOULDER CAPES, MUEIS abd greut variety. ‘seems to be nothing Ine pit @ of @ wood fit- ve been quite success Lidst reliable Importer and Mawutucturer of he Bewt aAlusia, Londom dyed Seat Sklus. “Tis true, we Cun Pick Ws sucques from unrellable houses, but'they do hot stiru out well. We h in stocl Je ttave, now in stock Sucques $240 to $350. to the make and fit of our ‘Seal will igo to the tine Seal ‘Saeques and eee ein TRUSS Uy WAL CECE, mn na “TIE Stncurans eu 955, 975. rar , Fur Trimming ofall kinds by te Persia LAME SINS on had to order. COLLARS, B. H. STINEMETZ 4 SON, HATTERS AND FU! 1237 Pennsylvania ave. Tre Save Hewax Narore under similar sow SUCH ty “Capeicun ete, intended to desel ve: the eave unwary. ‘These irticles possess hone of the viru the genuine. ‘Therefore we Lope the people will assist ts to protect what are st once Their incereats and gare ‘Ask ior Mensoo's Plaster, and examine what 13 aiven You, aud make sure that the word “capeine’ is cut in will show you these: ya cannot ‘remember ter—cut this, nau, w Sst 20 629 F STREET NORTHWEST, Insvnance Co, ‘Wasmmerom, D. C., ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIFS, 0623 Pricxwicx ‘by the Proprietors ‘not om hand ask ‘© 0O,, Distiiters, Baltimore, they have been advertised by some of rs as a bargalu at $3.50. x Sak hari 5535 7 5, 3 oD se yg Carved ivory handles representing dogs, rabbits, ete. Taking wto consideration the finish and appearance of these $3.50 Silk Umbrellas, we think, aud vou will think, they Took worth 95. "We don't’ say they are Worth that amount, but taidng the cost of the silk, Rundle and frame, we reckoned they were wortl UMBRELLAS, gis sy 98% oon = a) 8 8 UMBRELLAS. af mB - aye O83 . in the ver ‘urat gold ractieally everlasting Warranted 14 karat gold-plated handl latest English styles, A thin sheet of 14 rolled over the bundle, aud 13 Wear, of course. “Ihe silk is ol! bolled, and the frames the improved shape “paragon.” It ts io exaggeration to say that these Umbrelias ure worth $7. We mean ‘they cannot usually be purchased under that price. om 535s Le a) 3 CENT UMBRELLAS. a Sash For ready opening, convenience and comfert in handling, tis Cuvarelia iur exceeds, ax uelnowledged by tose iho wre sleeady using ity anything that wis ever made. Uinbreias at tye pe from Diack 19 the color of “aut: after usase. The PALAIS HOY 2 Lin Ginglaun Unibrellas notte change col Janigzou frames, aud to have strong sth Joking handies. Who's next to be ag much for 75 ppp ak Sig a a a Br oma to Gk TT U8s e ae Vue 28% ll Bg8 RRR, 00 ¥ FY a 4 RrooyYy cy f ees ¥ AE RR 00 ¥ A“4% : 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. n21 NNN FEE W WwW w NNN E wwww NNN ERE Wwww NNN E Www Ww NNN EKE W W TTT HH TH NNR ag T HO T NNN €°% 885s T BH H NRN ‘GGG Sss8 2 WE HAVE TO-DAY, THURSDAY, Nov. 20TH, RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR STOCK OF MEN'S OVERUOATS AND BOYS’ Goops, MEN'S FINE SMOOTH-FACED KERSEY OVERCOATS, SATIN-LINED AND “ITAL- IAN” LINED MEN'S ROUGH’ BEAVER SACK ANDSURTOUTOVERCOATS, MEN'S: STORM COATS, CUT LONG, BOYS’ SCHOOL OVERCOATS, MADE WITH HAND-POCKETS, CUTLONG, VERY STRONG AND DURABLE SMAUL BOYS’ CAPE OVERCOATS FROM. 870 12 YEARS, NEWSTYLES OF “NoR- FOLK JACKET" SUITS, IN PLAIN Goops AND IN CASSIMERES; SOME VERY FINE AND HANDSOME; 80ME STRONG DURA- BLE GOODS FOR SCHOOL WEAR, MADE UP NEATLY AND STYLISH, MEN'S ODD PANTS FROM $3.50 TO E. B BARNUM & o0., 220 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, INE OLD WHISK’ Fyingotp are wiisey per Pint Bottle, Reduced Se ber ‘WE CAN SHOW SOMETHING NEW IN ANY DEPARTMENT ANY DAY. WE ADware Look OUT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS AT REA- SONABLE SELLING PRICES CONSEQUENTLY WE CAN GIVE YOU THE MosT MODERN PRICES, AND A GREAT QUANTITY OF OUR @00DS ARE OUR OWN IMPORTATION. WE HAVE A WONDERFULLY LARGE AS- SORTMENT, AND THAT ASSORTMENT VARIED. = WE HAVE SHADES AND DESIGNS IN DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS, UNKNOWN TO OTHER HOUSES, ‘ans sre el Unequaled by any house in thecigs "ue CURLEY, ‘Our stock of Blanicets, Comiorisand Bed Spreads ariely and quantity, aun aa always, without a peer in vz wigieay a ae eee ir Dress Trimm! lepartment is replete with the latest ros in Fringes, Pasementeries Fe Bemmaboes, Beaded Passementeries, in Back wed ‘Our Flannel Underwear department is stock of goods from the cheapest toa ereie oe Stn, excellence us to be a pride 10 any large establishmest We carry Cartwright und: Warner's Atneriene ihe. siery Company Norfolk und New Bruuswick Un- Gainel'« Hatt and att Rea els Hair and all grades of Red F of the finest makes Liouud Balbriggan tg Soe ear. wear department is un ‘Misses’ and Children. sortment of silk Underws ‘Our Ladies’ Cotton Under questionably the largest in the city. In it can be fol at all tlmeswhat a Tady needs ee Boundtovell them, "ewes St sash prices as are In our Corset department we keep all cheap and good makes of Corsets. We keep sone of the finer Sutin Covered Corsets in all the different shades, Our Felt and Flannel Skirt department is on the sec ond tloor, and In that department we have Just what vOut stock of Table 1: ‘Our stock of Table Linens, Napkins, 7. Crashes is ull up with everything to laake Wise partment absolutely complet We hundle a lurge stock of Table Damask made at OUI own ofder, and we can therefore show san deane odd designs. We have in this stock Initiate yee beautimul designs Turkish Towels for ornameneren, Graalies for ordinary Use of Stair Crash, Line sheet: ings in all wats, ‘Any article in Our Domestic department ts al sold acmaanntarrers price © O° seen Ve cin show you a line of Felt and Plush Tiai and Lambreaulity tn elosant' vrofusion, some of the Fichest goods ever disp rose goods are 80 used ow i coniellishing Thouseliaide paeET nour Glove department, for elther Tadles', Gen- tlemen or Children we have Gloves for arent fer style, and for all kinds of weather and weatt Sue Genus Furnishing department contains every- {hing a gentleman is soy teed of, from a Collar Bat ong ‘Our stock of Tldkfs, embraces all qualities, ly elther Liten oF Gentleman or Child, Th Clott and Plushies for making up Coats, we know of nothing that is now Included {a this latge depact. Ment that ought to be there. ‘Our’ Hosiery stock comprises Cotton, Lisle, Cash- mere, silkvand Woolen Huse, inendless adi indeseri- able varleiy. One last invoice of Lace Curtaining made that de- partment “THE LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE TOWN.” In Flannels, we know of nothing lacking. In Shawls, We have the fhest und L:tgest stock. Ourdisplay in these Incude every known design ii {cheap and imported goods, and so on, Ifour space was sted, we cousd Keep on saying commenda- id truthiul sayings of inany more de ‘will wait until you come: AND ABOVE ALL, WE ARE STRICTLY AND ABSOLUTELY ONE-PRICE, all kinds, all color ‘silk, for either Lady, partments; ‘nd see for yoursele. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420-422-494-425 SEVENTH STREET, p21 Lyo: Suxs Axo Vetvers (SUCCESSOR Ay PrN & BROTHER) 3 TO PERRY INVITES AN INSPECTION ‘OF HIS SUCERB. NOVELTIES IN LY SILKS RED FAILLE FRANCAISE, i USCOVITES, VELOUTINES tHADAMES IN BLACK AND ALL COL ORS, FORSTREET AND HOUSE WEAR. NOVELTIES IN FAILLE FRANC. AND FRISE VELVET COMS! iS TO MATCH. WO-LON E HROCADED At a ILK VELVETS, FROM 20 TO 28 BLACK AND CO KY) "DO $8.4 ioe) k Brac Beoat gues tt NONPARIEL VEL Ss AND CORDUROYS, ETHELATINESEYEES AR EOS MbORED Are WOOr DRE RS HRN GHENTOTS BISUN CLOTHS, BOUCLES AND NEW PARIS AND BER NENA RRR RS TIRCEL RSD SEALY ‘i ee ING EV ENING GOODS IN GASLIGHT Does Bar PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Peary Bvitprna, Penn. Avenue, cofuer 9th street. n2i RLIN WRAPS, JACKETS, Fatablished 124 Nearty Every Fan Day SINCE THE AUTUMN WEATHER SET IN OUR STORE HAS BEEN CROWDED WITH BUYERS, SE NEW STOCK OF DBY GOODS HAVE BEEN THE GREAT s ESPECIALLY SO AS OUR PRICES HAVE BEEN MARKED BELOW. ANY OF OUR COMPETITORS, ‘TAPESTRY BRUSSELS REDUCED 70 65 cts, Best ss ‘and 50e. Tapestry and Velvet Rugs, Dil Cloths, all widths, BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. 5 Cases left of thos Auction Blankets purchased last ust. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, 33.50, $4.00, $4.50 pair. Sect CORSE BED COMFORTS, 7c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 DIES GOODS of the latest styles, Idz rts, 1 cts, 1S ets, 20 eta, 25 ee, LADIES’ CLOTHS, 2% cts, 37 cta, 50 cts, LADIES’ TRICOTSCLOTAS, 50 cts. Big Bargains in All Departments, JOUNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 PA, AVE, South Side, New Wrarrixcs, IN LATEST STYLES, W. M. Suvsrez & Soxs nal PARIS DRESS GOODS and LONDON CHEVIOTS, SILKS, VELVETS and PLUSHES, PLAIN COLORS, STRIPES and BROCADES. GREAT INDUCEMENT IN FAILLE FRANCAIS, in sixteen new shades, at $1.50. JERSEY SILKS in all the new colors, SATIN DUCHESS GROS GRAIN FAILLE FRAN- cals, RHADAME§ and MERVEILLEUX of superior tex- ture, at moderate prices. LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, colors and black, ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS for evening wear. LARGE STOCK OF EVENING SILKS, shown under gas light, MOURNING GOODS of the very Dest makes. SASH RIBBONS In griat variety. LARGE STOCK OF ELEGANT WRAPPINGS Just opened, from $25 to $100. INDIA SHAWLS—We have some rare bargains in 0c. per Pint Bottle, Pint Bottle, from. Bc. Pint Pint Boule. 70000 Suc be: pine Boies ‘Sue. per Pint Bottle. ‘0c per Pint Bowe: ‘Real India Shawls, which cannot be duplicated, W. M. SHUSTER @ SONB, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR N, B-THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. 117 GPECIAL BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR Genut ae Hair Undershirts, $1.62%, reduced Feduced from ine Caumely Halrcky Ste Pag ae eye pag eg tigi iain aera ) Ui Rg eg ey ‘Unfinished anke iva Fiour, Bec. dag: dos, Cured Hams, 1b.; Salt Cured ings, Be. Ib. Gole’ 2c. 1b. ‘12ye. Ib, 10 Buckw! re in Voices of Candies on 15th of November, and will seli INDIA TEA CONPANY, for 12ige. 1b. F MEANY.” ‘7th street cars pass the door; or send Postal u13 ROC! ES. ROC EOSK AT-OUR PRI t CORED HAMS, T Cnojee SUSAB CORED SHOULDERS, 60. Best V. JAVA, Roasted. 280. Ree ema ACREREL In itis, 790 polit gr ae oe voane POWALKER & WRIGHT, 251m ‘B4 and 950 Lowslann ave, Jo R KELLY, Wholesale and Retall Dealer tn IRST-CLASS BEEF, V1 = AMR, MUTTON, &o. Stalla—925 G20 ai G00 Center Markey Oth st, wing. 206 and 208 Northern Liberiy Slarkee. ‘Marketing delivered free of charge toall parts of the city. “28 8.8 Eee EE fen THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, fs without a doubt the most BraUTIFUL and the most Norarriovs Flour is the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, coutaininges tt goes ai the mow Tasproved: Sachin: ery invented up to the present time, bat they produce 8 Flour UsstRPassien by any millin the world. To Prove that.we would simply sage that large duane Lurope and eaten at the principal Courts uf tue’ ott eaten : world. We Guanaxran that it i made from selected aSnosrledged fact, tase in tine our e pectect sepe au that in this aration ofthe glutinous particles of the wheat berry Tnalier hus af last been reached, an "ie- Consequently more x jclding tore. bread to the barrel fs bread mai r the cheapest, as ‘Well an the beat for efter hunily of Uatcer'e tee, and Unsurpamed by any Flour made." Pvery aack and every barrel is warranted to give entire sitisfaction. STERLING'S ST, LOUIS FANCY. One ofthe most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelied by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epi- cure. coo go sss GILT-EDGR. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE, A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. It tsa very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all Classes, and We guarantee will give satisfaction to every oue who will try it, GOLDEN HILL ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District, It Is equal in quality to a great many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst It can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competi- tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDE! HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them once will never use anything else. For sale by al grocers. Wholesale Depot, corner 1: sel . G ROCERIES Cnurar For Casu. EW YORK BUCKWHEAT, 4c. per Ib; PURE WHITE CLOVER Hit bY, in 2b. crates. 35c. cTate: a full line of selected FAMILY GROCER Also POTATOES. APPLES and ONIONS. Fine large RED CAPE COD CRANBERRIES. 0c. per quake CREAMERY BUTTER a specialty. Goods delivered free. All Goods at wholesale prices for cash. ‘POOLE. ©, BROOKE & oc22 ‘B44 Lot avenue. ist st. and Indiana ave. WAM. M.GALT & CO. Asornze Great Reoverox Is iG. A RRR ss FF 8% BM gs Bss, UU Soa AA Be 53s, S38 “UU (GGG ATA BOR SusSZ Bu KEER NN NNN N Y Raed BP Ee FNRNS NYY So- Bat: Pee eee = Bows £ “ktees NON EN 4 SOUTHEAST COR 7TH AND I STS. N. W., TAKES PLEASURE IN MAKING A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION OF SUGARS. LIGHT YELLOW. 5% WHITE,6 AND 6% CONFECTIONERS'.7. GRANULATED, 7. CUT LOAF AND POWDERED, 8. OUR SUGARS ARE ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THE BEST REFINERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ARE ABSOLUTELY PURE. A FULL LINE OF NEW CROP TEAS OF ALL GRADES AND PRICES, OUR SPECIAL CHOP CHEON IS THE BEST 50 CENT TEA IN AMERICA, FRESH ROASTED EFP EFF ERE REE ,SSg ge 83h F RB ot ¥ ¥ EEE ERR = ROASTING TONS OF COFFEE DAILY FOR OUR NUMEROUS STORES ENSURES TO OUR CUS- TOMERS FRESH ROASTED COFFERS THAT ARE NEITHEK POLISHED, GREASED NOR WATERED. OUR PRICES ARE FULLY 20 PER CENT LESS THAN THE “GIFT” STORES. FINEST GOV'T JAVA (ROASTED), 28 CENTS FINEST PADANG JAVA (ROASTED), 25 CENTS. KENNY'S JAVA FLAVORED, 20CENTS THIS FINE COFFEE IS SUPERIOR TO MOST OF THE JAVA SOLD AT 30 CENTS, GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY IN ANY PART OF THE CITY AND GEORGETOWN, K KERENN Bere ts - KKEON = K KEREN NN coco oo bo Goo = DDD. DD BD DDD (CHAMBER FURNITURE, CARPETS ART SQUARES, PARLOR FURNITURE, Latest Styles, Portieres in all grades, Window Shades and General Furnishings and Bedding. PRICES GUARANTEED. ‘See our Line of Lace Curtains, W. H. HOUGHTON €00., 1214 Fst N. W. oc2.1m_ Srrcat Sare THIS WEEK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY GOODS. DRAPERIES AND BEDDING SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK IN PAR. “OR AND CHAMBER SUITS AT W. H. HOEKE'S, HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES 9:29 _ 801 Market Space: 308 and 310 Sth st nw. Wax. Parens Special Designs, INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING. Designs and Estimates Furnished, Specialties in CARPETS AND FABRICA Agents for MORRIS @ COMPANY FURNITURE, P. HANSON HISS & 00, 815 15th st. nw. ocl-3m REP Ce BURNING O1L Has NONE OF THE DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN COMMON OILS. IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED, DOES NOT CHAR THE WICK, EMITS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR, AND PREVENTS THE BREAKING OF CHIN- NEYS ITIS A RICH OF FOR ILLUMINAT- ING PURPOSES. IT GIVES A STRONG, STEADY LIGHT, AND BURNS MUCH LONGER THAN COMMON OLL. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, CHINA AND GLASS, ee26 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. ie + Grasp Fan, Ove Tr rT E EER RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, &c., ar PETERSEN & CHILDS’ 813 MARKET SPACE, sthing warranied ax represented. New Se Se ‘Call and see what we have. Satistaction guaranteed. ‘Telephone call 124-6. 2m phere Cow Warner Will soon be here, and in your preparation for it be sure to Luspect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which is now complete, aad embraces all grades, from the cheapest to the highest price. An examination Is respectfully solicited, S JENKS @ 09. TAT Th street nw. sels Canrers ‘We are dally recetving our Fall ennply of WILTON, AXMINSTER! MOQUET TE. 1 bY "BRUSSEL, TAPESTRY abd INGRAIN CARI TS Also, CUR: TAINS and DRAPERY in great y.ciety, ‘Those in of choice goods will dnd i to their” wivaniage to ‘examine our stock belure purchasing. HOVE bros, £00. 28 erm PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ Tu: New Enxceraxn Piaxo Has revolotionized the business in_ first-class A faultless instrument of Jed durability. 433—VERY BEST ORGA} to $600, tor cash, easy Payments or rented. EVERETT, 433 7th st. nw. PIANOS TO RENT—A LINE OF FINE UP- rights, new and second-haw aio) EVERETT, 433 7th st, nw. AND PIANOS, $30 ‘ABLISHED 1864, G. L. WinD & BRO. Pinus. Gaily's Seif-playing Insiruments, Pianos Ce ee areal os perconers, Fae pice T OK SAI 1 3 LLIS & CO., 1. i a ments, JNO. F. EI ocd1-1m PRS INO. FELL ‘ASON & HAM ec the civilized Wa AO en ERER PIANOS, UNEXCELLED IN TONE, ‘appearance and durability. JOUN ¥. ELLIS & co. oc81-1m Pennsylvania ave. JY OSE _& SONS” PIANOS EXCELLENT MUG ‘dium price instruments. JOHN F. ELLIS & €O, oc31-1m_ 037 Pennsylvania ave. INSTAL 937 Penn ave. Ep, TUN d os world. ‘ING PIANOS— STANDARD INSTRU- ments JOHN E. ELLIS & €O., ocd 1-1in, 937 Pennsyivaniaiave,_ AUILD PIANOS—BEAUTIFUL TO: Gissnsn. JOHN F. ELLIS €00,, oc3i-1m ‘937 ‘Pennsylvania ave, Banearss Ix Pianos Several SQUARE GRAND AND UP. RIGHT PANGS whic hive deem ster Jornal ‘or rent upo easy teria, at ses E. F. DROOP, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALE! COFFEES AND SUGARS, n13 8. K. COR 7TH AND I STS. N. W. For THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS: PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH GEORGE T. KEEN. MERCHANT TAILOR, col73m 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Lanes Srarsxes Waars SEAL SACQUES, 87 Inches to 50 inches long, from $100, $125, $150, $175 to 9250, SEALSKIN VISITES, plain; Fox, Lynx and Skunk, ‘trimmed. Sealskin Ulsters, ‘All at New York Prices. PLUSH SACQUES, PLUSH VISITES, PLUSH ULSTERS. A special lot of Cloth Newmarkets direct from Berlin ‘Trimming and Neck Bandy in every vanety of Fur, ‘Moffs for Ladies, Mises and Children. Colored Swansdown, direct importation. Gentlemen's Seal Caps for driving and walking, ‘Boys’ Seal Caps at $1 and upwards, Carriage Robes: Coachmen’s Capes and Gloves. The largest stock of Garments and Furs ever ex- pied bYUS sLLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 090 ‘905 Pennayivania ave. Kevesross Mase Wauxer. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. @TRICTLY PURE Partner of the late W. G. Metzerott «€ Co, Grovesteen, Wheelock, Decker. & Sou, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. EDUCATIONAL. me - RIVATE (CING LESSONS 0) omenser derma ¢7| Dan Asana, Or New Goon W. Hi Hovonrox & Co | PuRY Bisby tree wack ne ue 1 Grosrn Sasalt Tihs, | IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. WALL PAPERS oe ee anon me oe oe Boys’ sack overcoat. Elseman, cor. 3th & E, < ping Art Colorings in Cheap Papers, New assortment of Monae (NW LADY With BST ih om 4 Pupils of any age for Cawsc sf Modern Mure: Singing after the °tra Halon Prepot a the Soitid @iwe daily testettion board, reas, for Ure Weeks, Miss HOMER, No. 58 Tr a ving st., Boston, Mans ADAME OTA M. M vn twelv matics and F ziven to boys dat the p irealare beste MACK. 2424. N or, Wecution and CULTURE.—MISS HURRBAKD, LATE OP wher of ¥ Radisdo ply vel) repared to teort 1 ss Rooms 1310 Fst. 7 SCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPH Y is SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. ROOK KELLING, hes, sey H STREET NW, Dard TASNORE RS EREPakeD To mesure ener clus in water and oli painting. at ls) K st uiw midlm* KINDER: URDAYS, 7 Ammoctation. New “Vrk Uecollege, Corcoran building "ro: M'> Mae MM ot Five: Matic tase United. RF Stenoztaph M ISS ADA B. 007 Collegiat taal Tuaslers Lollowed. tin in tee For terms and aiet Apply at 1025 Verm: RIAN BUSINESS COLLIGH OF Dats now, A practical inst av. cor cos exftacantion thi, shovessttlly ‘Thorough instruc ar Aug. 24.” A fill corps of iar, giving fall maforongt MRS. SARA A. SI Object Fn ( VOLLIERE SCHOOL Ke Nope tateen att RO ut boys taken as buurders. tbs <2 1588 T street nw. BOARDING AND A in tages, with pl Miss KIB C OF THLR« Fe. A special which You can suon, Soria RADES sation sivdy; to edulis confidential: ann ‘Wert Polit, ail exam! u DS ISSETUTE sw corner sth and Kata nw Ne eee ee a PLYNK, A.M _ Evening Classes, $3 and $9 amon,” cz 5 - Fresca BAKTI MADAME CHEV 1619 K st. nw. PRUP HOMME, ‘Professeur de Franca’s, 1014 17th st. nw ich Conversation classes for Lailies and Gentle: at 6:45 p.m Ladies at 11am. loys and ctrle Pam. Paridan pronunctatte stiooessful xyaten. rT, Lessons'to Adulte. ¥ men’ and pes PREPARED POR SMITH WELLESLEY wad Vassar C Also for Civil Servier Fae amination. 1006) N" st. nw. Pupils of structed in Engl erences. Apply to French and Music. 14x! ‘Principal, c Pas i LANGUAGE. — LUCIEN LIERE, A.M. a native of Paris, Prai Nat ural Method. Aiming at practical and immediate couversational Pesults, 1535 T st. nw, oshaim VED SL. JOHNBON aan ‘Organist aud Choirmaster, AL Loch x ‘Vocal and Instrumental Puplis received. ord! ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PLGCUTION AND Vv pia LANGUAGE. 1 palefut ‘Defect "Methods cudorsed ty prominent toca! ihysioiair PIS Timtted number of Students accommodated with boant inthe ally of Principat Wy seb serey ConLesiaTE INSTITUTE 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies and Little rey This inaitation will enter upon tts twelfth annual seaslon Wednesday, sepreniber 234, 1559, Mrs.Z. D. BUCHER, Miss Hi. HUNTE Princtpal. Toe Principal. Assinted by a fall corps of expertenond teactiors For. ‘and’ fail” particulars apply. to the Principal. uls mn oF LANGUAGES, IN. MINNEAP Thecoguizel everywhere to be the learning to speak. write. read and >a Adaite- Monday. W Pat.” Addit Mundas. ioe Juventies Monday Bland Saturaay, Tio 230.” MS AMY LEAVITE, OF BOSTON, Gad. (Mitte Sind “erittied exaininer of te New Bngiaag Conservatory, Piano technique, Marmouy and Voice culture. “1012 10m nw. um Mes a ENGLI=! * AN Gabler, “Marshall Camston,F = 0c30 1 & Wendell, Hallett ‘Bacon, and other Piuhos, AULET & DAVIS’ I fe Bridge. ‘The most Important in ment {n'the past 60. years. terms. Low prices. S11 9th st. n.w. [HE KRAKAUER BROS. THE CD. PEARES (Co, Pianos, and the Burdelt Organs, thee Best reasonable price. instrument Tr 5 y 77 10th tn. Markee G.H KULN, 40 nytt eye ‘ocld Age INE UPRIGHT PIANOS-SALE OR RENT— “ Hleyunt’ Stock.” Easy ‘acl ATV. BECKERS, solomsto, FAH First-class Tuning and Repairing, Established over 20 years, ecl-3m NNN A BBR FEB Hg x NNN AA §, B EK BG AG PE % NBN 4 4 BEB PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED LN TUNE, TOUCH, WORK. ail MANSHIP AND DURABILITY. SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES TIANGS FOR RENE WM. KNABE @ 00, $17 MARKET 6PACK Avro Han complete stock of Gentlemen, Youths’, Boys and Colldren's HATS. Gole Agents for DUNLAP £006 NEW YORE HATS ‘Rone genuine unless bearing their trade-mark. ‘Children's POLO CAPS, in all qualities and prices CORRECT STYLES-POPULAR PRICEs-FINE (Goons. ‘WILLETT @ RUOFF, 3CHOOL OF MUSI So. 707 bth st. nw. | Hours Piano or voice, $5, $5, 810, and 815 a | cezhim TNO. INGALLS hi ps BeRRS ENGiisn anv School, 1308 1 strest, Will reopen WEDNESDAY, nepieinber 30um au2s3m_ Freuch, the language of the sctivol. RESUME INSTRUCT Liew Basan A PURE MALT EXTRACT. 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