Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1885, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDA’ DEATM OF WM. H. VANDERBILT. Expiring Suddenly While Talking to Mr. Rebert Garrett. Wm. H. Vanderbilt died suddenly at his residence in Fitth avenue, New York, at haif- past 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, while talk- ing to Mr. Robert Garrett, president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. During the morning Mr. Vanderblit seemed as well as usual, and attended to business. Towards noon he went down town to the studio Qa. Ward, the seuiptor, in west 52d street, to sit for a bronze bust of himself, which the College of Physicians and Su to place in the vestibule of the college, tor the erection of which he recently gave half a million of dollars. He returned and took Iuneh at 12:30 with his wife, bis son George, and Mr. Twombiy, and at the table was noticeably bright and cheerful. At 1 o'clock Mr. Robert Garrett, the president Of the Baitimore and Onto railroa’t, e2 Mr. Vanderbilt, Mr. Vanderpiit greeted him cordially aad engaved in along and animated conversation with him about railroad matiers. ‘The conference lasted more than an hour. The two railroad magnates were discussing the new terminal facilities of the F Ohio, the new inlet into the city nl by way of Staten Island, and Mr. ervilt took upon aliveiy interest in ‘the results tnat were to tollow for the island of his birth from the new enterprise. it was while the talk turned upon this that ly fateresied—thit the president of the B: tnore uad Ohio railroad comp: made Aware of a slight indl Vanderbilt's speech that grew into a late sound. . ‘As he leaned over to catch his words, Mr.Van- derbilt pitched forward without word or warn- ing, and fell heavily to the floc sf Garrett sprang to bis feet with of alarm, and seiz Jnid It under his frie moved Mrs, Vanderbilt an¢ forge, the young- est son. Messengers were sent in” haste for Physicians. One from the neighborhood | responded first, and was followed almost imine. iately by th a MeLean. Such simp aid was in vai moved after he iell under the died within a few minutes, without a sir ‘To ali intents and purposes he was dead the instant he ‘el upon the floor. Dr. MeLean pronounced. | ofa sudden stroke of puraly ing of large blood vessels and of the kind that are moment, and stated less ax it was sus mat most inti to the cause of di LOpsy. rooin ‘Nir Mrs. Vi is Was thes: at the sad ‘The body was removed + Vanderbilt had occupied in lis rated with gri mbers of the tat sudden intellige It issaid tha? the dead millionaire had asuper- stition that if he lived beyond the would be good tc years me would have been 65 Sth next. made a Wiil, but its pro y known. The funeral will be heid on Friday, at 10 orlock, irom St. Hartholemew's chureh, Madison avenue and 44th street. The int ment will be in the Vane Jeum, just completed, in the tery, at New Dorp, Staten Istand. | THE RICHEST MAN IN TIE WoRLD. | Mr. Vanderbitt was generous in his impulses, | democratic in tastes; richer than “member of the Rothschild family. of Westminster is sald to be worth 000, but Vanderbilt was richer, because the | duke’s money only pays him about two per cent. Itts mainly in lands and houses. derbilt had a much larger ineome. Fichest man in the world. Last year $54,000,000 of he reduced this amou ny single ne Duke gages. He value its art treasu: household expen ASS1 he gw 090. Aithough his fortune shi terially throush o "4 through ness Ment of the pust His income was cale. 000 a year from $37,594,000 from Iniscelianeous secart: O00 a year, or $25,008 or 512.75 displsy althou: have been overrun by Shrewder in business th: was. He kne of New York rank last year ma- cline in. stocks and . the bull move- bs brougit it up tas follows ads, 5 from, ver 310,000, hour, buy governments! par. | THE VANDEKEILT RAILROAD system. | The Vanderbilt raltroad system will be m aged and owned as heretofore. The sons will manage the estate oi the properties, all of whieh are here, the samme as if the master hand was still at the beim. No commotion in financial eireles need result. Mr. Vanderbilt had long | abandoned the street and the stock ma fe owned no real estate as investment. Li the commodore. he had no faith in but believed that, for men in uetiv was the correet thing to invest inp that could be turned Into mor needed. He hud, beside, to express in Words to titis was really owned by the manic owners were really only the tenants. It was generally said by financiers in Sew York last night that the death of Vanderbilt ‘would cause no serious disturbance in the stock market. A SKETCH OF VANDERBINA Born at New Brunswick, N. J., in 1821, William H. Vanderbilt began his business | career at theage of 15 In a Wall sircet bankin: °$ CAREER. iv unimproved farm « sten Island. some years following 5 2 farmer ever did. He went to the fields betore sunrise and was stilt there at suns His first experience xs a railroad man was as receiver of the Staten Isiand Railroad company. This is only a short road, but the com, was overwhelmed with debt ‘and e Mr. Vanderbilt displayed remarkableeit and business talent in the managein fags. He paid off the detis, conse New placed it upon a secure tans resident of the road. In 1864 William H. Vanderbilt was elected vice president of the New York anc IL railroad company, und the following yearof the iiroad company. He now entered fully upon his career asa railroad man. During the entire subsequent life of Comn dore Vanderbilt his son William was Lis conti- dant and chief reliance and agent in every- thing. The Harlem railroad, whieh bankrupt when the Vauderbilis be owners, was made one of the bestequipped and best-paying roads in the state. The Hudson River railroad was trebied in value, and in 1869 the Central and fiudson River were con- solidated, making @ corporation with ninety of capital. Wiliam H. Vanderbilt Was named in the articles of incorpe tion as vice president and executive 0 : 1 the road ‘ork by an independent ferry and is. Then he Uj the ‘death of Commodore Vander- it William inherited the chief part oi his estate, amounting to something in the neighborhood of one hundred millions. Was principally in railroad will was unsuccessfully contested by some members of the family. William H. Vander- Dilt was soon elected to his father's positions in the different raiiroad companies, aud from that it mds and stocks, Vaa-| United Stiies carrying on mining opera’ h S| rh time has held the controiiing interest. In orde todivide his great rexponsibility he not long since sold stock to the extent of fifty miil fo leading capttalists of this country and x le invested the same money in United States bonds and was the largest in- dividual holder of those securities. While he ‘Was a Wall street clerk Mr. Vanderbilt married Miss Kissam, an attractive and educate woman, who stili lives. MIs FAMILY. Mr. Vanderbilt leaves eight children and eleven grandchildren. iis tour daughters are married tg New Yorkers and two have be Presented with small palaces costing $600,000 apiece, while he built houses for the other two. at the corner of Sth avenue and 54th street, a Fenny seemed eburch. The ground tor the two buildings cost $400,00Qgnd the hous=< cost doubie that. His two¥ eldest sons, Cornelius Vanderbilt—who seems destined t. oceupy toward his father the same relation that William H. held tw the commodore—an! William K- Vanderbitt: sue second son. hav: been fora iong time iniMionaires in thelr owt right and have palaces which even e new home of thelr father. Cornelias ¥ is the fnancier among the sons, while Willls K. is the esthetic member of the family, p ‘employed «skilful architect to bulla tis stone chateau, at the corner of 5 and Fifth avenue, and having paid $255,¢ for the carving alune on the inside of his house SKETCH BY CHAUNCEY M. DEvEW. Chauncey M. Depew, president of the New Mr. Vanderbilt, spoke feelingly of him Vanderbilt,” he said, “was consti ec nard work a lafge frame as ¥ vigorous physique came from tse hard work be did ov the iarm from the ume tic wenty-one till he was forty-three. He told he often got up at four o'clock to g: to the city, and was buck betore’ seven and ut work on When his sphere of activity not abandon these habits ui uusinesy When he went inic ,and he had to work hard no man came his reward Girect result ot hard and unrermi- All fhrough his years of active rail he used ic rise betore seven breakfast at halpast. At nine Gclock he was always at work, and he worked ali day and almost always ia the evening. At the table he was one of the simplest of eaters; he scarcely ever drank anything, and never Used tobacco, He was neither coarse nor vul- gar, as he was so often placurded. He dressed Plainly in black, as became a gentleman, and Wore ho showy oF costly jewelry. He was’ sim- ply a plain man of business, with a plain man’s simple tastes. He had a good academic educa- tion, but was not a ‘reader in the ordi- FY acceptance of that word. His read- ing was confined to the newspapers of the day, the literature of the moment asa man of affairs, He had bis father's Spprehension of a thing, and bis mental of Jumping at it withont logical process, bat with great accuracy. He was a quick judge of men and, therefore, 3 good manager. Intensely fond of horses, he was the best driver that ever lived. By stndy and attention he had become &@ most excellent judge of pictures, one of the Yery best in the country, and owned the o largest and finest collection ‘In the world of modern art. His gallery embraced the works of all the celebrated painters of the French, Ger- man, Spanish, or any other school of modern art. "Mr. Vanderbilt was a great family man. “The fainily is large, and he was fond of having as many of his children and their ci:tidren about him as he could gather at the house. He cared little for parties or din- ners,searcely ever went to any; but in the even- ing he liked to have a few friends drop in for a social chat or agulet game of whist. Of music he was extremely fond, and took a great interest In the progress of the new Metropotitan Opera house, He attended the performance there as often as he could. In his own quiet way he was very charitable. "He did not like to have what he did talked about, but 1 know that he did a great deal. The calls upon his purse were in- ssant, and came from every side. At one thine, when a newspaper published a bogus inventory of his wealth what he was osed to have lost, more than a bushel of ng letters were "received by him dally, after the article had been copied everywhere in this country and Europe. ‘To such indiserimi- nate appeals he necessarily turned a deat ear, toa great extent. But I have known of him iving quietly $20,000to an old friend who was fn'trouble, aid he way constantly giving awa sums ran; om a hundred to five thousan dollars in eharity. When he had the obelisk brought here from Egypt he contracted with Commander Gorringe to bay it for $100,000, and he could have held Mr. Gorringe to it and ruined his backers by it; but when the com- tmander went to him and explained that the cost had largely exceeded what was expected, he not only footed the whole bill of $160,000, bat when Mr. Gorringe was afterwards poor and debt he sent tor him quickly and made him a present of $10,000, The Revol A BATTLE EXPECTED AT VILLALDAMA, NUEVO LEON. A dispatch from Villaldama, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, December 8th, says: Last night the state forees were reinforced by the arrival of Captain Sanchez, with fifty men, Colonel Carlos Zuazua, with one hundred men and eral small parties from ranches. A night at- and the entire command es until daylight, when s brought ue: at the revolute re camped at P anco raniehe, ef miles south. A courier from Monterey reports at midnight fifty revolutionists, under Col, 1 IN scout ip Lor assistance, whieh Ww: succeeded in arresting elght of the that, the Independent elub federal authorities in the ing about the demonst t <1 as an exeuse proclaiming martial iaw at the proper time. Several leaders of the state legislature here advising ‘The 1 Monterey oe are AMERICANS NOT MOLESTED, numbers of citizens of the re unanimons in the have not heen mote norailway is running its s thoash netht peaee ot the from V. Y of the manag Ss with the pec of this is now» overate the road in times it of interrny this city has Last nigh have by u of Ae ing Govecnor ch 609 men, men are en= iewting the revo AL appel that eliy, was refused, from the federal ishaan escort, pbmods The Trinmp!: of the Pat Mr. T. D. S: of parliament for the College Green division, a meeting of the National league in that city yesterday, said that the onstists had Rilled both whigs ful. He dene M as An inde statement t Mex! smoothly distur! elites. 2 we Louth N dat the view b tinat the de id ainountec contributed es $800, Ireland h 000 and other wort, H. 1, Trasedy. Or TH ALLEN W. De aery. The Burton ewport, R. 1, is a most rex ene, Allen W. Dorsey, who ts ac- ased of 1 his lather-In-law, Burton, has only the eviteace against him of a younger ister of his wifs,a girl seventeca years of age. Her story is aimost ineredit ne relates how Dorsey told a self that he toshoot their father, He hier to wateh at the window to see that nobody came tot use, and sent her yster, nis wite, into the garden of i next-door ‘neiz wentice © Into her own house in ovder that she migit not hear the noise of the firing. Then he we the breakiast room and shot Mr. Burto: Mrs. Dorsey is broken down by rot, but makes Monday announced his decision m the charge of the murdei the grand Jury at the Marel Mrs, Dorsey was unable to Foon, and the decision need ut the jal, Atlanta's Prohibition Contest, THE HEARING OF THE INJUNCTION CASE PosT- PONED. ‘The bill for an injunction restrainin ordinary of Fultoa county, the result of the prohibition election came up for hearing in Atlanta yesterday the federal court before Jude H. K. € The bill was brought by liquor men, who, when the case was called moved a continuance on account of ab- pent counsel. “Judge MeCay stated that he was busy this week clearing the jail of criminals and dispesed to postpone the ease. By greement ol all parties the case was then set fora hearing next Saturday. oor AGaissr | SureHi he action term of t the rom declaring A Verorer —Mrs. Amanda Delphin’ uit against Jacob R. Shi herd, of Pennsylvania, was today “decided fh ner fave by the Supreme court. ” She charged him with fraud and deceit in attempting to Wrongiully get possession of valuable “coal jands belonging to her and to secure them for his own benetit and that of certain associates in fraud of her rights. These coal mining lan known as Enterprise, are situated at Poin Creek, aunty, W. Va. ‘The court de- cided ‘gha iphin’ is “entitled toa judy- ent Festraining Shipherd from asserting any len upon the property by reason of the papers, and irom in aay tnanher Interiering witht het greeting ws her counsel. The court directs he return all her papers, and the agree. luent is to be declared wad Mie Delpiete ie also to have costs of her suit against Shiphierd. oR GRACE'S CASHIER AnnesTED.—E. H. , the former cashier of W. R. Grace & Co.. Was atrested in New York” yesterday, charged with conspiring with Ferdinand Ward to de- irand the swekhoiders of the Marine bank. Among the iidictinents by the United State: grand jury was one against Tobey, which in the first count charges Ward and ‘Tobey with abstracting $5,000" from the “Murine bank. by means of acheck dated May 1, 13384, drawn by Ward to the order of Tobey, The second count charges that the amount was mi Stead of abstracted. nPRIISS ie sos ‘THE SHRINKAGE IN THE LATE ARCHBISHOP PCRCSLL'S AssEts.—It has been ascertained in (Cincinnatl that the assets of the Arenbisnop Purcell assignment reduced by shri in values of stocks bought by Assignee Mannix, by der of the court, are made less by the direct ion of the assignee himself, who invested ¢ of the money in southern Tallroad stocks. the stock took « tumble; ‘that he then at- pted to repair this loss "by investment in stern railroad stock, with further losses, until lly he found himself a loser to the amount 200,000. Mr. . W. Kittridge has been re- ‘ned as counsel for the bondsmen and he will ‘greed {o ‘make an investigation. “This makes him pract e assignee, creditors will deal with ihint intend of re Thee late ——— or Two More MEN KILLED on THE New York AgcEpUc.—Two more victims have ‘been Uss Coxe ow ALBOTT, DENTIN, P added to the list of j ‘work ior manish eae Speen guar ee neaereaeee, |ron enorme asonee | DES Sa carer medal Both ‘were insiantly Killed yesterday Saks | a 713 Market Space. | FOR GENERATING STEAM. the Uniortunates tan etbert Farrington, of FOR HEATING BY FURNACE Flashing, ba Te, and ‘he manner of his deat Pesarinxe *7On HEATING BY LaTnone. y ast FOR OPEN GRATER. i“ Shait No. 4 and work, LADIQG KID GUEDE EASILY 1GNrrEp. ee = sre : “chp from the roof of the tunnel, fell upon his ‘EMBROIDERED GLOVES. eet ORS NOT BURN OUT THR Gna’ tock weighed fully 1,800 younie ten het Be MEN'S PIQUE, FESTON KID GLOVES. ITI RCONOMICAL be MILWAUKEE LAGER KERR was removed a ghasily and sickening spectacts aw ‘ _ YP WILL Pay 70 Try rr. yrevented ‘Geil “Fhe unfortunate wane, head ‘THE BEST FOR FIT AND WEAR. ts body was broken. - The other visties waae 4 FOR AALE BY tam death in the tannel at « polut kuown, within @ short distance’ of Croton vanve has not been ascertained. _PIANOS AND ORGANS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. AN COS UPRIGHT GRAND NORFOLK AND FORT am fhe perfect Piano ofthe worsd, New | THEPOPCLAR ROUTE. monthly’ payments at low: USMS Heme CRI LEARY the hotlay season. MUNDA VSDNESDAYS AND FRUATS H. L. SUMNER, 511 Oth st ow. 7th strert = = “Ta — ‘Recure rooms: jets at Baltimore Ohio of ine New | [>'4NOS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS ioe Sb and 619. Renn "ave + INEST DISPLAY OF REAL GEMS OF, rage frSin Rovels aod private Feckeencen, ART IX GRAND, SQUARE AND Arm: "Foe forther informenton ‘at Company's office, UPRIGHT PIANOS, Th st. whart a from the plain Tosewood, to tbe richest oraamented | TORE Sat cca aoe Sites in all Kinds of Fancy Woods inlaid carved | Crea WER MATTANO LEAVER STM. Marquetty and other ornameatal finish, artwxicayicn. | SS RAMER secre STRER : : WM. KNABE @ CO. Seen en Monday, os eH 1.30 Jacket aid Pants ab UNEQUALED IN TONE TOUCH AND WORK: | sicrnoom, towing or fines son vaya, Raat and Pants at °360 MANSHIP. wharves ot wes and Tha ‘low a Soo Janey and Panis at 3.50. semnannngaravune,@400| FRENCH CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS. WAREROOMS, 817 MARKET SPACE. endays up only; ‘Por information eppiy to 7.50 Jacket und Pants at 5.00. GFT RTA "00 | ano, Literature, Compositon, Eiocution, edhe GL su ALi Pe ave Mey 8.00 Jacket and Pants at $00. ap a4 atlas alien and” poemerenia tra | PIANOS FOR RENT. Orte 10.00 Jacket and Pants at 700 ‘Examinations. Porignt, and Grand Pianos for] *°5 __G. 'T. JONES, Agt., 7uhst. wharf FOR BOYS, 13 To 18, WM. KN ‘€ €0.'S WAKERUOMS, ow FAI ‘ STEAMER LY PEI Room 123, Corcoran Bullding, ‘ S17 Market Space. | [°Gr TAR LAKE waverdth survee seer Woe fae Gvecasss Soo GERMAN CLABS ( ea Y, eames eee. See Bs EEE fie Firwiclass Pure, S00" Round Tp, 1 oa, 40.00 overconts'at 750, - Atsoctation Rooms, L400 Tai New Varies coifgresting aelivered fee of charseioall pat of ye | sant eye tice ton, Simone en ton mop: | ove Soouial each os Relarday one ae 15g8 Sreteats a 1808 @53m PROF. Coe GHENT, imber at sevicstie hearst hod aeagoto | Pama, "ver Enda Cleaner Saute! S00 Suite at oe SS aea 900 KE BRE FEE 55tq Egg, TERMS "TEAST" MONTHLY” INSTALL: | [OMPSON, Sunday, Toedaywand Priday, 7 am 10,00 Suits at 6.50, \RIEND'S SELECT SCHOOI, 1811 I ST. N.W- Or ROR ‘OR Cask. WM. KNABE & COUS seco eae 3290 Bulta 7-50. Han Elementary and Hn Seiiool for both pexex g ox a gE. WAREROOMS, 17 Marketyace. | })OH FOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Anetent and ‘students of good ‘Goo Exe E ed = prices nd on. reasonable termin RG NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKCFTELD- BU Overcoat as "SOR pottome—Plain and Fieece | Schott scan anes te Ba nbs anim | TVS oes SATURDANG aoe nae Snene 10.50 at 7. Cork Soles for Slipper _@1m, “7S Principal. THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA 7; N Ex Pp TUPSDAYS, FRIDAYS aad SUNDAY pm. touch 15.00 Overcoais at 10.00. ined. ‘ADAME ALGA DANIEL WILL ue INew GLAND IANO 2g At River Landings, us far as Nomint © gaon. ae “Aids (Scala tas cn tage set Yoni iasl ADA Y ANE LL RESUME Cirrioman Va. and StClements May, Ma. Couneesb 17.00 Overcoats at 12.00. _ paisa Hence, SIS BE sets 7d FFECH at er new PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, T1as revolutionized the business in first-clasm wih B&O KOK ai Bee achedule. 2 rreoats at 15.00. Shoes at the very Towest Cash Price ce, 918 M st nw, 5-20 A faultless instrument of uneq durability. It is JOUN i PADGETT, 00 28, Overeoat at LOG, ‘Our line of Missex’ and Children’s Spring Heels is GOF#AGACOLLEGE:TST_N-W—THE CoORsE “old ata price below that of a ‘other first-class plano | © W. RIDLEY. Manager. + apt re > mu VE a = r. H K—F1 PARR do Satin liged Overcoas at $15 00 oe eon tates a atin and Greeks Boskeeping Arianrenc ng’ Waa: | le without doubt the most Beariyvt, and the mos Sp Prange cov | HD RRS N Ctiech aoe RE RMT is ‘$23.00 Chinchilla Surtouts at $14.00. cmatics. © As the atudenis art orgumsed as a military | NUFREEIOUS Flour in an5 ain, | , S33 QV ERY BEST ORGANS AND PIANOS, $30 | Pier 41, Hast Rover, N. ¥_.crery SATURDAY ata ‘96.50 Sulla at $5.00. — battalion a uniform is required: ‘Terms, $10. por | Ths Miliers have not only the most perfect. 3). | .0'SGu0, for caah, eaay payments ot ontod tm. 6th'st. wharl, Waxhingion, every. yosbat ‘8.50 Suits at 6.50. quarter in advance. containingas it aoes all the most in ha EVERETT, 438 7th. MORNING. Freight at lowest rates, 10.00 Salts at 8.00, orev up to the present tim they produce Y st. nw, N at lowest _ _- 15.00 Suits at 10000. wM. H. RICH, a51w a Uxscarasen by any millinteword To | orvxog 10 RENT—A LINE OF FINE UP Mt Ye8Sox: arr. VERNont 17.00 Suits at 11.00, 7 CE ERSTRUCTION | Cee ree ee eee See Tote | chin, mew amd secoed bana. = = ow 20-00 Suits at 13.50, MARKET SPACE TPHOROUGH. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION | lity ofthis'magnificent 's shipped annually to 25.00 Suits at 15.00, aq iven in the use of the iter at the Spenceri- | Europe and eaten at the principal ‘of the oli | n19 EVERETT, 433 7th st. nw. Odd Pants, immense variety, from $1.50 up. siness College, Day or Evening. Moderate rates | World. We GUARANTEE that it is made from selected = "THE MISFIT STOR) e a ONE PRICE TO ALL of tuition. se26-was 3m* hard wheat Grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It is ASTABLISHED 1864, CORNER 10TH AND ¥ — | \P 8S, ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1434 N st. | Secknowledeed fact, that in this Flour a perfect ser G. 1. WinD & BRO., Don't forget, we are ab the corner of 10th and F. (Miss teopenea her venool of FHC nuios sag rae | aration ‘oft Dnfelitainntion of all wast: and starchy 708 7ih street northwes, di ga Open Ul 9 pm; Saturday 11 p.m. Electric matic Art also private clussin Engilsh branches, with | S48 (horoush ete ination of a ea mentiy | Stief, Kranich é ‘Bach and Weser Broa! . Light, ai teachers for French and Mathemation 11S we eee ne a a eet ieee sere red eet ‘3 Selfplaying Instramenta. Pianos RAILROADS. i io os PEstnnctt LATIN, GREEK, MATH: | than any other Hour. ‘ihe best trade admits that | Tr) Organs exchanged and for rent and rent appliedit | ee 9 = sre 416 8 9 majics and Engilsh, by Prof. F.A SPRINGER, late | from its bread making qualities it is the cheapest, as LT VANIA ROUTE everta Sraeer. aa ee eee a Se eremiandon | Relea nae tier ein teary eed oat | BD aa Is Praxoa WEST AND SOUTHWEST. BAUM’S BULLETIN. A Rubber Gounjany. © OE every barrel is warranted {o give entire sutiafaction. ane ie ADI: CeNERY. TRA SNOUNCEMEST! WP ARLLLA SS-BRUCK, SCHOOL OF NG'S ST. LOU! 3 “aeym SQUARE GRAND AND UP. bet, DECK: STH, Leo. c. aaa. GET THE BEST, ee anak, Brae, DENEE. Studion, ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by anyother,| Music siors of ny SPO! easy terms, at Por Pttcang i he Wnt Coca Cite Fx BENEFICIAL! : 015 Est. nw., Washington, ).c. | Patent except Ceres, and will please the must ex E. F. DRoor, Ponsiacs, eeplig Cars at B50 =. daly. Poa . _ Hours: 10 to 1. pgs ni2s-6m__ | acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epi- Partner of the late W.G. Metzeratt & Co, Sith’ Sleeping Care frou Barca see, os BARGAINS JUST IN TIME! PTC an SRENCII_PRE SLY OR INC AY | cure. 925 Pennsy!vaniaave., and Hotel Car co st. ous daily except Sattinday, 66 CLOAK DEPT. SUIT DEPT. the pupils’ residence—by PROF. H. GILT-EDGE hicago, ws; Sleeping Car Altoona to Obi a native and a graduate of Sole Azency for the celebrated Steinway & Sons, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Gabler, Grovesteen, Wheelock, Decker @ Son, | Ch! and Cincinnatl Express, at 7.10 p. am. . y NN it Marshall & Wendell, Hallett & Cumston, Pr: with ng Cars Washi woe connect LADIES’ NEWMARKETS of Five Berlin Twill in at a :0 S of at Harriste Vent es sixes from 34 to 40; regular ‘Tallor-made and of PILLSBURY’S. ihe, GOLDEN HILL. Bacon, and other Piahos. 0030 ing Fristarg with tern Exy perfect finish, Heal value $10.50; we will sell now at $7.00. mera through Sleepers “for Louisville and st VILLE ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family | 7PVIE KRAKAUER RROS, THE © D. PEARES® Montgomery county, Pacitic Exp 10.00 p. m. daily, for Pittxburg and. y 0} Md. ifthe District. It nal in ity te it Co. Planos, and the Burdett Organs, the = ‘Wea, with through Sleeper Harrison Lapie NEWSAT FS of black Duagonal, in Tag gf Breville ctdemy Saul agin Gt tc: | Tonny high-priced Patent Tonry, walle y can be | Set reasmabie ee wearaatent ta ara | Chicana helene wade fod crtbereney Seu reere ee ‘AUSE IT iii fot Selonuitcor ust the Universities, | bought for cousiderabte less money. We defy compet-| "acy" C RUMS, AUT omaL ne YET AT | |. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, Sood value at $11.00. See us selling them at olleges and Theolozicul Seminaries, $230 per year. | tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, i. ., ale Principal's Library open gratuitously to all advaneed {INE UPRIGHT PIANOS-SAUE OR RENT— $7 LADIt 10 p.m. dally, except Saturday, wich palace “ears A ORATA NT CLETUL ANE: SE Minne Taacacar’ Prine STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLD! a Washington to Rochester. i Cloth aud trimmed with beautiful Sineh Dash: | MORE) BREAD, fea Rev. Dr. C.K. NEIAON, Principal, | Hil1. and we tel assured that any homekeeper who |" AT. BECKER'S, 801 othat. aw. Fragapy] | Pe Whlamaport tock Haven and Kmira at ¥0 Very comforiable garmenis in all sizes. SHINGTON SC! SF FINE r AND | ties them once will never use anything else. le vor Xi a > . ‘They aren bargain arglabu. All we ask now ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND For Xew York and the Bast, 7.15, 9.00 and 11 am, First-class Tuning and Repairing. Established over 20 years, Ex Pp. ERSON I” TANoa, OVER 36,000 Now rx USE. A thorougily first-class and reliahie piano at = mediam price. STECK @ 00. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. by al grocers, DEOORATIVE DESIGN, Ver ‘Thorough Instruction in Brawin: Paint ng. Modeling in Clay and Mechanica! Becorativi art. S WISHES TO GIVE L Mathematics and_ the Branches privately’ or ima. school: best terms nnusiaily low. 24-151 ‘50, 10,00 and 11.20 pm. On . . W 26a Maveersiipe hae dri. oat ae care, 9.40 ain. and 4.00 pin. dally, ex- ¥or'Hoston without. For brcoltiyn, 8 Renin: Sir fraitis connect i Jer. bs kiyn annex, affording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding owls WHITER BREAD, $9 els LADIES’ NEWMARKETS of fine Boucle Clot). Latest styleand tailor-made, but only in 34 and sizes, Sell evervwhere at 19.50. Your cholee with SILAS TES of Hest Berlin Twil!, trimmed th Kudsome Astrakhan abont 6 inches dep. + ‘They ave imported Wraps of extreme elegance Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indiaua ave. _nels WM. M. GALT 4 00. X 1 Grocers Crear For Casn. NEW YORK BUC T, 40. per Ib. PURE, BETTER BREAD mae alnaen ae. ferences Address Lox 97, Star oflice. THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR. Flaxe across New York city. ‘ —EE WHITE CLOVER HONEY in '2-1b, crates. B5c, per ror Enlicasinbi’ Thee oie 12 ani biases joy what weoteeat Sth.0077 wy Some GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHTST RECOM: | crate: a full dine of selected FAMILY GROCERIES | Planos and Organs exchanged, repaired, toned, | "anq'1i 20pm, Om sues, Bas eee oie AEE SES of Silk Skirts e A mendations desires puptis cl any aze Tor Co; ‘Also POTATOES. APPLES and ON{ONS. Fine large | LOxeu, and ior reut, Reut applied if purchased. and UL20 pan. Limi you must see to a rd Modern Music: Singing after the true Ttalian | RED CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, 10c. per quart. | best aud most complete assortment of Sc. music.a ext . 4,36 and 86, ood method; good German, Parisian French'and Itailan | CREAMERY BUTTER a specialty. Goods delivered ancy, one aan Tak ©, 00, oe 0 01 iicé at $19.00. tunght hy grammar: conversation and epistolary style, | free. All Goods at wholesale prices for caxh. . EN a ish dee 29.830, 1 am 4 ineh lonzand trim- With unsurpassed methods. MRS HOPFELDI,1218 | a9 ‘POOLE, BROOKE € 0., HENRY EBFRRACH, 2 eso, tie, PILLSBURY’S BES1 Gs nw 2 ou ‘$44 Loulmans avenue. 1 Hare, in 36 and 38 sizes, med Ww) ns Reduced from $4.50 to $20.00, PLUSH V h stylish Sily MRS. MYERS ARE pric 915 F RS FLINT ANT m20 Managing Partner of the late firmof Eile .0s reek Line, 7.15 a.m. and 4.40 p.m. daily, \ EPhS, w pared to form a class for young ladies (nnmber A '‘ORNEYS. aoe Annapolis, 7.15 am. 12.05 and 4.25 p.m. daily, d nel 8 sizes. oT suited to. twe ay “lassi _ he o nd Welfwnrt i000, wer now w 1s THE BEST. Haat cee) a Sriate lessons wil ses ca TTORNED WOOD AND COAL xcept Sunday. Don't forget » CHILDE DEWTS, in which of Bargainsaimost (00 1 BAXTER, ATTORNEY-A-LAW, LATE ‘ven tohovs or airistn the alternoou and fide ier Law Clerk interior Departurent. Twenty auld at the pupils’ residence if prelerred. GORGE CREVELING, woop AND coaL ® Dealer, Office and Yard, 1822 14th st. uw. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RA! WAY, AND ALEXANDNLA AND WASH” eros to specie ‘estare ming’ be had ication, : he eivil sere 3 belore We Caras, a Yard. , foot exenett eae EAE OAO. DRY aO0w! rn mein pon Appleton 54 rat, | Commuitices of Congress and Hepactments, irom oi; | 2 eh Hie Wood, $4: Oak Wood. 8: Hickory Wood | For Alcanaria, 8.00, 7.20, 0:30, 11-1 nd 11.8 0 SPECIAL SALE OF BROCADED VELVETS AND yon EO eee REC ea RIE RO ROEM ck | ys antucel priceto deers: Telephose counection t | , Holaday at 6.0 6.28 11.01 arms R03 pan. Sas * Boon: re (Rudisdolph TON, ATTURNEY-AT- | wil parts of tue cuty, wel2-3m | For Ri and the South, 00 and 1LOLem Be NEES AIS IN FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS. | metiiod), is pre ‘ = - numberof tices in ail the Courts. Office 490 sunday. Suits, and 4:35 p.m. dally, except yard, iv poms 1310 m8 Oks ‘enue (Barbour Law Building), Kesuiencs, ‘Trains’ Teave Alexandra for Washington, 6, i sic Aine Wnty: ASO nA ASE SA Fete meee tae | a ee eee ee ee Cc W. $0.00, 20.t0 ‘wns 100, So, sash, 30, ob and | ee yee Bake os ae (CHARLES J. cuoc sonicrromopparess | ~~ °4F a ed ee ee POR ET | ath 00 per yard, SCHOOL OF? ‘Counseilor-al-Law sind Iexpertioee Cloud buliauag, Pantani te to nine | Spleces FANS Blacay — SCHOO! GF SOOK-KEMPING, | 8th and F ets, “Good work, gud relerences, moder MHickets and inturmaiion at the office, northeast cor- hig peee ee han) Looks atid Supplies sr tikka etn Iso ncn panes a al JOHNSON BROTHERS, ber of 13th street and yivania avenue, and at Lorain ON ETC STREET Nw, | NH MULLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, . | 25 pieces SP nae. MILTON am: “4 Mf STREET N. aNe Rooms 2 and Ch eT ‘Building, . WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD sa eee UR ye HA 5 G. PASSMORE IS PR) PARUD To RE-UME 472 Louisiana aventia x on eold ¥ Diane ain Water aud ott painting: AE TAGIK | _Resdence, 240 North Capitol mcd TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. ‘Gan onw. ne nld-Im* | CAMUFL HM. WALKER. | RANCH Y, CES UUNN, GREAT LNDUCEMENTS. 25-w, " SS onyoss DED SCHOOL A % iS Chuaniiadoclor: Newry Publis onl Atsecaay YARDS AND OFFI ACTED SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, bet ams WEG ratte , Misses POLLO K and NOK for Renu, ‘BY TELEPHUNS as anaieee nme Sore eden TNS . 4 i Your. ew Wugland nv i oitv P. 1885, | FEW TURCOMAN CURTAINS—An immense Bar- Hedaya avait parece nenart Est Ecomvia Seen BEES poe F street northwese * Jeave from and arrive at Hand P. Oth and P strecia | gait at si+0. Some now efits Josbarnived and ¢ ‘th st, uavw., one squie = <a IETF. Th street northwest Siesve Washington at 8:20 am. and 4:45 o bg tee ‘Themus Cire » 3; 4 y] am. “| 8 DOU CENTER DER TURCOMAN ee Te A TRRG oe tet) PROFESSIONAL. 2740 Pennsylvania aveuve nordhwas rive at 1100 amend Ue piss cervees few daynad Sou, Oe MH OM FATT en Sas. Doi retiahe Pee’ suaranteed H iustrusoaty |) PRE BLAKE CAN WE BUEN AT Athi PA pipe peor ao a ee SHADES, dcmBER, Wasi, I Joors fre fall puplis preterred ard utnver | NE ‘ore o03 tah st aw.) Paychom rie ieadna| wletiys an; abd arrive at Washing: see Peer an eciees 1 Areal ur dons iy ssinrorhicaelieal examiuadon vsta urestucnt, | 221 4st) Wau aveuue wncnone, let ely mad feet Jeng, wi ' a z Sbirl. cests wish arun writ! ox. re Tanteole ene 7 os 083 om vat een, Wy Se gy | RHNDS FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE ne Setemnne, Wagan thanaagt eens rth ‘You have your choice now pa x FINANCIAL Somtty aunt Ocmacenarion ai io au 7 = eS a Z and also MADRA» by al = WHITE PINE STOCK, 1/'X12/!—16 ft., per 1,000 is at kon ¥F YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY a ‘Superintendent, Alexandria. nires. : YOu WANT x La ee a 817.50 to meet her many irvends aud patrons. PUTS OK CALLS ON STOCKS OR BONDS, ‘VIRGINIA MIDLAND RALLWAY. Write to, telegraph to, end fF oF call tw JUS EN BA UI secs «ba Exenance Piece, T.—iT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY OA Luereby physiulogically THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH AND FANCY ‘Lressed or Rough at same price. SOUTHWEST. Tesupport pets Lo ise lntmua ie, NEW YORK. 496mm igre aes = DS Apso Se cuver ducts oi hotwithstandig the prejudices of the ja t = PP ma get ae ee [JUSTIN TIE: | SIMPLY WONDE..FOE! | vingINtA PINE BOARDS, 16 f., per 1,000, he # ails havte becouie popant and indiavens't'0 | arson QQ Warren, 7.00 a LYNCH BCG MATL daily oxcapt Sum 65 DOZEN (750 Pieces) CLASPS, being now all the 912.50, : the eye, ear, toowh o: STOCK #HUKERS PD Chompenke and Ohio Tathwav, and at guche Fage for Ladies Conts, Dresses, eic., i ing. Rega- eseuce insures aaley and tebe 10 64 Proadway, iene eee 25. nee cl 2 WHITE PINE DOORS, Hed TUE weer Ur WHITE € SUN, ‘oot Speed st, TeoiPitn arcane, } New York, ANS RAL NEW OCEANS. PAST. MCQtt inte nfucturer's. sanipl ih 1 hf, all regul: 1.00. PRUE MONDAN, | p2eronasivanke ave, Wasinston, and 11S. | pg 151m street (Lorcoran Building), Washingt, | Uilg AMG NEW ORLEA “i “Pale lng ws. Tthe finest dest eee ae Rae ees b : Fe NG ne sp Eun =e ses nly Pavan SiUCRibLbuleal a WiKeS — ceiecemnnctoms South net touvaest Fear Lbiepiegre ee ear SENG PRS oat | PD Seeecen und i. 14th sid ioth st ake hey | WASHINGTON, RALTIMOME, PHILADELPHLA, 1 Sew ‘is par ime: thie ariel Hs, in great demand, | Odd Size Frames, Sash Doors—a specialty. MRS. SARA A. 5? Et, Vice Principal, ups | Cottage Marnet Horses luxea in aud scientifically » jp oni eS s Sant for war Sit ER FUN PMMING, ULLIERE SCHOOL, ee 2 25 7 “ ir Thiter yu Lumber Delivered, any purt ot city, tregofcharge, | ( }OLLILIE SCHOOT, MOPAR PAY = 22e ekeG ieee tonto Camiertite. ee ODF pri'e, ole - ; : 4 SIC URL AND SURGEON CRTROPODIST, i : - ; . Werrecmnienuour cw shopping system, Estimates furnioued iree oF eburge ove taken astORSGTS 4588 Tntreet nw. Soa S ANDO VERNON HOW. Wituiag ie Tuavaens mse | baity sali poinin Note und Seuthieea Shatirs AND Peansyivania ave, ety gud sell 08 commaiation all classes of Ralloag Baie sleeping Care from Washingon to Auaite, _ curiiies, ‘New Orleann, 0 Sleepers from Washing: a, a IY ive ‘H. HL DODGE, Resident Partner. {ou via Charlotte and Columba to “agua, Bp sa UU MMAM gs WILLET @ LIBBEY. ate Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and tnformation re- atly,excepusundags chery pee AA UU Mat Mss, eee a8 z gaiding the markets received through our wires in- | Warrenton ‘Traiua l-ave Washington at 7-00 as, for £44 So BEE fas ocak th streot und New York avenue pssoNS IN ALL GRADES oF Sen direct from the New York miack Exchange | duly, except unday, 10:15 am. and 5.30 pan MAMMOTH LSTABLISHMEST, Bunwpolle, Wet Polnt ail examinations 1 _BOOK AND JOB PRINTER — ° m tis arrive in, Washington 8:05 am. Southern Feat eae ree 2 Ample Facilities for Legal and Commercial Work. STEAMERS. nO pen, tynchwune Ball Gaile 416 SEVENTH STREET N. w. Bier Dare " a 3a MoE YSN: A PRESSWORK FOR THE TRADE. = — = 7; 21S pm, New Oricaus Fast ce samonraruan | qETmine Camas #8 ana eo'aninih “eels |, svn nw |(QUNAED LINE en ah een Esranusuep 1811 Seer Biasen, Kraven aon Wea Sagat ies cod maak aN Tere eee ° MATERIAL ANDSTYLE. | _n2-2m* IY K st nw, Lewonsto Adnits | sory eink 3 TSC aes Sere eke |e Jen “Agent. eg haearieesass ‘o CHOICE OLD NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED | J>UPIL3 PREPARED FOR SHIRE WELLESLE GPRSOS BROTHERS, POOL VALTANG 4 cabs ve. HAAS. Mavawer EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE AND | auinition 1000, Sost, Rw. Rule of all agesis- | Of YRACTICAL BOOK aND sou PRINTERS | jepatiKol L i JBALTOMORE AND onto RatLRoaD. 5 5 © 5 ate English, French and ) ishest ree yivania avenue, . : aoe WHISKIES, Eating rey Go Ge EC ee Meelobars | _ sa-¥ine Prindue uspociaity. meas Schedule tn eft SUNDAY: MAY 3d, 1885, uuiit m Extra fing OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER, sUAGE. G COL i eit Leave Wi from Station, corner of New Jer- MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS, KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and | 4) ACRE Magar Grates and ieeuedsne | | OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. BATL- UF PASSAGE Cabin—yuu, 980 and $100, | SF avenne ange simvet a ane 10000 CORKSCREWS. Prices {rom $9.00 to $40.00: conversational resultee 1538 1's. Gaim ay ch ona eam ocak ea Siordineto accommodations, Lutermediate pasmge, | , 24, 5 Kast Limied Hxprem'to iiuusbiry and Chl, =a DRESS SUITS, In DIAGONALS, CORKSCREW ADHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION ANU |. 7 aK ee eaperuace Steerace at very low rates. Steerage tickets vo and | CAO. arriving an S30. é — and CASSIMERS,trom $10.00 to $40.00. V ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ie Pod ia dacpert gee Aghenogd ‘Drewe, | from ‘Livery -ol and Queenstown and ail other parts ot | WOFDINg ALSO, No extra tare is: (on this train ‘The iar medicinal qualities of whisky distilled for tast time. from the finest growth of ye in the renowned valley Stylish, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chil- Europe at iowest rates. Mrs, M. SERVENS TAIT; Principal 5 tie deauisiana Sate Loitery Coavany, and in per | LS tilly of Liden givea for Belfast, Glasgow, | FOF Cincinnatt, Loulevitie and St. Loula dally 08 8:80 ofthe Moavngahela, have attracted the atte. tion ot | 4Fe2, from $8.00 to $25.00. Reena ae afer Rul taste pon examina | (it thratme are conducted ith honey, jusgncas ant | HAYES, Antwerp ad otter ports on the Gontinemt and | Rm nd AU:0 pian. with through coaches etd Pas the medical Taeuity tu the Un.ted States o stcha de) Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR | ,fiduaies students after ful couse. upon exe inmood faith Toregrd atl partie, ant woe uthorist tne | SOE Nediterauenn porta. | ‘a | pm. tnin mn tum limited trath to incinnadt awd Sisterin SLUGS tl # Very hist position among the | seencuaNT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Ox | ‘hotwush Insmuetion to teachers Miutters, Ora- | ‘anand fuer ths certieate, ith facsimiles of our | Ot Sc iionlingleroch oF bolt Steeragenpa Gate | Lu arriving to ncinuail wext torning at 740, erie Melicn. SHOOND SLOOR; tora, singers and others in the Culture and Develop- | 'Mtlures atvached, in Ws adwcrtisemet’ {oOTIS B1GLLOW & CO., GOS 7h street, Washing: | OC gy ho Noextra tare is charged on thistrain We to Invite the attention of connoisseurs to our: Spe: a 7 "WV = . For Pittsburg at 1000am., with Parlor Oar, and queried ine GED WHSKIES winch we offee'at | SUITETOORDER AT SHORT NOTICE | Special avaniagys for the Sindy of Practial Rng Visio H, BROWN & C0. New-vort, | oa'paanitas ieee cad banat, the tollos tug prices, In cases containing one dozen Pas Care of sstammering, ‘Stuttering and all painfu! az GUS 7th street, Washington, | “ED Miceping ure to Pittah NOAH WALKER & Co, Macken ee <ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY 8:30" and 10005 tum. 1240, 1s Se OLD RESERVE WHISRY........ ‘A Itmited number of Students accommodated with BETWEEN NeW YORK axp HAVER, tratn), 3:30, 4:30, 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, 7/00, UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY. 09, Se ERE ELEN EMEA AVE UR 9) rare heey Oe eee dest, Now York nn ee oe | PE, pttmecoon 6:10, 7:30, BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY... 13 Wy ssnseros COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, A ae de Kens. ‘so, Wednesday, Dec. 9,7 a, 10. 1 Rs Tag. 1380, 890, a0, be. 0, 7200, 8:25 and sensennras rador, Perier ‘Caneeday. E FE ES, 1023. Vermont avenue, noon, 2 Z = Vor polutson the Shenandoah Valicy Raliroad aud If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from you oN ] ‘PEWRITER, , fata a pcatataate cadens eis | "moon ifaase ating c= | noringand Dy Snir Young Laan Le —__Mamintones | Sessa Feta ratae vee Siw. | Waiag reheat eines ee) hebeeh once mouer order, for 0G. 0. pee- ington, Dats We the wndersigned Banks and Bankers wilt pay att | , checks payabie on sight, in amouite to wait, onthe | "For Ags 6:40.0. m.-and 12:20 and 4.30 p.m hitee! jrepabd: tal pols cat of stip ver, | Waren dedead Sencgreohic eeteraker ofmteser of | Tle togltaion will enter upn ta twain annua | Prserdraun far Tie Losiona Beate Loerie? whic | 3 [AN*agents No iio ling cireen, New York. | - Pur way’ gations betwen West or by frelght to any part of U. & (prepald.) business or private resideueca HENIY J. MELLES | seaslon Wednesday, Seplember 23d, 1850, "tay be presented at our conters. ¥ for the District ot | more,5: Mests. BELL & C i W, NEWMAN, Attornay. di-2w= Agents H. OGLESBY, 630 a m., 12:90, 6:40, am. 12:10. 3. For Excell ence, Purity and Eveness of Quality, the | ~ SHER ennerremnmoneeennnne sc PrApepal Pres Lonisions National Bank. | Colwinbia, 1437 Pennayvunis aven: above, are uurparned ty any Whakatane Mis Be WON Te gg Prince ar OE ll et. ‘They ure entirely free from . and Pres. State National Bau, ‘A. BALDWIN, SDE aS Possess a natural flavor and fine tonic properties, Keeysross Marr Wauusxsy. _pisisted by a tall corps of experienced teachers. trea Men Glen eee SPECLALTIES. ‘These Whiskies nd tee to give i Principal. auls-7m. | —. . 5 = pote nce ae sold er gonzanton to ive = : va eee EATER Sele, 1921 13TH ST. N. W for OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. expense. Correspondence solicited. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. pee menue eons PROVIDENCE, remedies prompt aud terms iH. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, : IN. LOUIBIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. | dent reasonabie. Callor write, di-Lw®_ “ NEW YORE, i ted in 1868 for twenty-five the BG ‘MAND MUSCLE 114 south Front St,, Philadelphia, bps Ss PHULADELBHLA, gators ‘or Buneatonat and Charani pr arp =| T ‘Beater rapes te bron of edi Mave a73m, XN. ¥. Office—16 South William st. PERFECTS DIGESTION. Inga ot over gasg.one Thus since Been aude. (iis iatmentat home for wie ‘ever purpose itimay ah ‘overs belining popular franchise was | ie required. Go aud see the inventor. u Cin ign lan ade a parvo: the present State Constitution adapted = RUDBSAI B < Bui nequallea for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and ‘ree Trecember 2d, A. pats RO 8 TT bet me. LANKETS, LANKETS. SOK BH iawcure aan ee ME, ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT a ‘DON’S DANCU \DEMY, 100! Pp. ee Mauits Monday, Wednenduc und ay (oe ee ed PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Hottles for 95.00 10930; Jovenlies—Monday and We EN orn Big tee cagh m kag — avout fouble call, satisfaction eware of Imitatlons. None gennive without the | aary LeAvITi, OF BOSTON, GRAU- game ea ecnmeiatit ngmia* 5 See our stock of Low apd Medium Priced | Signatureof EISNER & MENDELSON, Misi snd ‘cereal exanisner of the New: agian, TAuwEGE Tis CAUSES AND sro BLANKETS before purchasing elsewhere, as. Bole Agentstor tne U.S Phila, Ps | Conservatory, Fiano technique, harmony ‘TUESDAY, DECEMBHi 10, 163. you can save money. FOR SALEBY. “Pp CAULFIELD, MUS. BEAUREGARD, of Lousiana aed Gi 3-Bales COLORED BLANKETS, 5,6, 0247 Stott Cromwell & Ca, } E tcaeetetnan Coke Ta ee Pounds, at $1, $1.25 and 1.50; slightly tm- Birour'@ Hamiiion, Sy | cor OF MUSIC. [ESTABLISHED 1877 perfect, but Great Bargains, 5 Momwar Sor ae a a Our $2.50 and $3 WHITE BLANKETS, are Piet eae ENGALLS KING, Principal. aspecial Job. A I DONCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION P Violin and Orchestral Instrument ‘les HORSE BLANKETS, 76e,61 ana | ANGLO. Oo. 8 A ey $1.25; about half value. northwest. = exo NORTHWEs?, 1-Bale LAP ROBES, $1, worth $2. cata B DENTISTRY. 1:Bale BETTER GOODS, $2.50, worth $4; Perse ‘Wasunrorom, D.C, Weare closing CLOAKS at = Large Reduc- tion. Our Whole Stock at Very Low Prices. R STARR P. EN.W T)Bitag Pegaso, iy te cae a toa * iS Sees ease sane gums, alleviates pain