Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1886, Page 4

‘The Mellon Case. A WASHINGTONIAN WHO OBSERVED S0ME STRANGE DOINGS AT CAPE MAY LAST SUMMER. Mr. Anatole B. Dennis, who was employed as clerk at the Stockton hotel, Cape May, for the season of 1885, has been interviewed in Phila- deiphia in regard tothe Mellen case. Adrian L. Mellen, of Baltimore, who managed the Stock- ton hotel last summer, is now @ fugitive from Justice in Mexico, having been indicted in Bos- ton, along with a’ woman named Anna Amelia Coolidge and James Donohue alias Ball, for conspiracy tomurder Mary Somerset, the young wile of Mellen’s son, Edward Mellen. Dennis {p the interview with him stated that Edward lelien’s wi bore appearan cy robust, woman, apparently aged ed'30, and not fe any way preposseasin healthy ana was devi toher husband. She appeared to be very much worried when he was absent. She was entirely ignored by the elder Mellens, they on many oocasions, refusing 10 She casts be ant appeared eee conan the 5 Able’ jntlieuce over’ her husband. ‘She would shape her requests into a demand. It was evi- dent to all the guests that she entertained a bitter hatred for her son’s wife. MYSTERIOUS LETTERS AND STRANGE GUESTS. As general clerk” Dennis is quoted as saying: “I had charge of the'mail department, During the month of August Mr. Mellen, Sr., received jetters addressed to Mr. Dalton. He opened those letters and then burned them. ‘The post- mark was Boston. He was very much under the influence of liquor on the day a woman by LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrice oF THE Curuy SIGXAL OFFicER, Wasuixatos, D. C., Jan. 4, 1886, 11 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states, general rains, dollowed during Tuesday by ender clearing Weather, with a slight cold wave, winds gener Billy snitting to wester! For Tuesday, colder clearing weather is indl- gated for the middie and south Atlantic states, with a slight cold wave in. the lower lake re- Bion, local rains, turning into snow. ee Du. CHIPMAN’S PILLS are a certain cure for ‘Beadache and malaria; no gripivg. Druggists. Loxpox Coven Syzur, only 10c., at druggists. Frvesr Srrctactes AND EYEGLASSES cannot Sompete with ruinous rabbish in price; best at ‘Vienna Optician Co., 609 Pa. av. n.w. Purnic Sreaxexs and singers fini B. H. Dougiass € Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops a sure Femedy for hoarseness. CHas, FLEISCUMANS'S Ladies’ and Gent's Cate, 1410 Pa. ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel. ‘Meals and luncheon atail hours. Open trom 8 a.m. to12p.m. Boarderstakenby the week Or iuonth, Oysters in ail styles. Open Sundays. Reap Suz Rosa for sale at all news stands, Price List FOR ARTICLES USED AT_REcER. TIONS AND SUPPERS.—Boned turkey, $7; con- gomme per gal. $2.50; patties, of different inds, per_dozen, $2; chicken croqucttes, per dozen, $1.75; over’ ten dozen, $1.50; Irled | the name of Long made her 3] ‘She ‘oysters, per hundred, $2.50; chicken salad, per | registered as Bema C. Long, Boston, thaws Allon, $6; over two gallons, $5; wine jelly, per | since discovered that her real name was. Kallon, $3; charlotte ‘russe,’ pet gallon. $2; as- | Coolidge. How she came I do not knew: « Sorted fancy ices and creams in mouids, per gallon, $2: fancy cakes, per pound, 30c.” All grders’ promptiy attended to in person. F. Freund, 702 9th st. InsTANTANEOUS Photographs, 905 Pa, ave. ‘Vxxatr’s caramels, 40¢. per 1b. 620 9th st. n.w. MARIN's DANCING ACADEMY, Masonic hall, corner F and 9th streets. Mr. "Marinf’s next patter for beginners will commence Tuesday, january 5, 1386. For particulars see circulars, Yo be had at the academy. CATARRH, cold in the head, cured positively f@ud speedily. 25 cts. Vita Suppositories. Sold by all druggists. ‘We Satu Contixcs to retail clothing at tholesale prices until our stock is reduced to Te normal condition. Eiseman Bros., corner ‘7th and E streets. READ SvB Rosa for vale at all news stands. Cuas. Fueiscumanx, Confectioner and Ca 1410 Penna. ave., opposite Wiilards, rs, Suppers, receptions, weddings, par family supplies. Honed turkey, ‘deco- Fated or plain, and ai! kinds of meat dishes. Patties of all kinds. Chicken croquettes, salads ‘and Jellies a spectaity. Also all Kinds of cakes, fancy or plain. Pyramids and fancy charlottes, ‘wine jellies, water and ice creams of all kinds, ‘will be served in the shortest notice. Face and eyesight fitted, $1. Hempler, cor. 4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALBaven's OPERA Hovse.—Salvini in “The Gladiator.” NaTIowaL THEATER.—Ideal Opera company in “Giralda.” Forv’s Orsra Hovse—Lizale Evans in “Bogg’s Ferry.” ‘Hexzoo’s Orrra Hovse.—“The Mikado.” Drew Musevx.—Victoria’s Operatic and Ward and myself were the only persons Foomed the guests. Mrs. Long was net by Mr. Ward or myself. She was room ‘on the same floor near Stix en. She would always have her breakfast her room. She spoke with no one di day, but on two occasions I noticed her in sultation with Mellen, sr., late at night, the day they never recognized esch otter. About the time of her arrival there came to the house a rough-looking man, about thirty-five years of age, and requested to be shown some Tooms. He then made the request to be located near the number occupied by Mrs. Long. I could not give him @ room there and he went a floor higher. I noticed him speakigg with Mrs. Long during the evening.” YOUNG MRS. MELLEN VERY ILL, “He carried a rough-looking carpet-bag. Mra, Mellen, jr., was taken ill about this time and remained in a dangerous condition for some days. Her physician was Dr, Thomas Hay, of this city, who at the time was staying, with his family, at the Stockton, The son, Ed was sent away to Baltimore shortly after his wife was taken ill, Dr. Hay was forced to use threaiening arguments to the attendants on Mrs. Mellen, jr., before they would follow his instructions, me day he called on her, ex- pecking convalescence was at hand, when he found “her almost dead. Her husband being absent in Baltimore, Mrs. Mellen, sr., was Spoken to, but she refused to go near her. Mr. Mellen, sr., was next told of her condition, and he, too, retused to do anything or tosend any one to her rooms. I took the doctor's prescrip- tions and dispatehed a boy to the drug store and then summoned the housekeeper. The doctor gave the latter instructions to allow no one to administer the medicines but herself. The next day Mrs, Long (Coolidge) and the man left the house, and trom that time on Mra, ‘Mellen regainea her health.” DENNIS A NATIVE OF WASHINGTON, Mr. Dennis, who is about 30 years of age, Is a native of this city, where he lived with his father, Thomas Dennis, who was at one time an a ir. Bpecialty Co. cree eaptees Se Kept a és _Variety. very stable on Capitol Hill. elder Dennis Pe ee eis wise | wavautte well kudha; from te et unre ATIONAL RINK.- a the war, while a sailor on an American man-of- WasHINGTON RINK.—Ninth street and Rhode | war, he had both artns blown off while firing @ id avenue. salute at Gibraltar in honor of a Russian prince. te eta caf Condensed Locals. ‘ Street lamps will be lighted at 5:10 p.m, and tinguished at 5:15 a.m. “Charles H. Meushaw, a member of the Balti- police foree.and some years ago employed ithe Government Printing Otice, died on urday. "At a meeting held at the western Presbyte- ian church last evening in the interest of Chap- Jain Witherspoon's seamen’s bethel at New Orleans, addresses were made by Senator Vance, and Commander Brown and Lieut. ‘Wadham, U.S. N. He received pensions amounting to $125 per month from the Russian and American yovern- ments. A few years ago Thomas Dennis re- moved from this city to Chicago, where he now lives. Mr. A. B. Dennis was # witness in the Guiteau trial, having observed strange actions on the partof Gulteau at the Riggs house, in ye ——————— The Belt Case Witnesses. BENTON COMMITTED TO JAIL—GOLLY HELD FOR THE GRAND suRY, Saturday afternoon, In the Police Court, after Tue Star's report closed, the case of Benja- min Golly, charged with committing perjury in giving testimony In the hearing of the Belt divorce case, was sent to the grand jury, bonds being fixed at $500. Ex-Policeman Wm. T. Benton, who was ar- rested on an attachment for failing to give ball Was committed to jail. ‘This finishes the hearing of the perjury cases growing out of the Belt divorce case, so far a3 the Police Court is concerned. The cases will how go to the grand jury to-day. At the gospel temperance meeting held at the tional cbureh last evening under the auspices of the Central Union Mission, Maj. ‘Geo, A. Hilton made an address in which he Stated that the temperance people of the Dis- ‘trict do not desire a hich license. Temperance People do not want liquor sold here at all,on ‘any conditions. . Jahu Dewitt Miller lectures to-night at the Metropolitan M. E. chureh. See adv. Yesterday a dead white female infant was found by. ir. J. W.Cord in the woods near Glenwood cemetery. ‘Mr. Ward's bill for the relief of Adis Isract Hebrew SEE. of Washington, D. C., Eotroduced tn ul House just before adiourn- iment, remits the unpaid taxes on the property ‘owned and occupied by the Adis Israel Hebrew congregation of thiscity, and exempts it from ‘taxation in the future. ‘The Fourth street M. E. Sunday school Gospel ‘Demperance society held a large and enthusl- meeting * komo afternoon, Hon. Robt. Vance delivered an address, Afterwards, Beveral persons sicned the pledge, and Prest= dent Stahl distributed New Year cards. Tue IxpustataL Home ScHoot.—On Wed- nesday, January 6th, a dinner will be given at this sciool, ut the corner of 19th and H streets northwest, at 1 p. m., to be followed in the evening ai 7:00 by an entertainment, to which the public are invited. Donations will be re- ceived for this worthy charity. SeNok Det Campo Not ARRESTED THIS Time.—A disturbance at the Theater Comique Saturday night attracted th Saqece Bigsects “The only sbedlute specific we know of”—Med, ‘Times, “The bess we have found in s lifetime ofeatffer- ing.”"—Rev. Dr, Wiggin, Boston, “After a long strug- Gle with Catarrh, the Rabrcat Comx has conquered.” —Rev. & W. Munroe, Lewidvurgh, Pa. “Ihave not found case that tt did not relieve at once,” —Andrew Lee, Manchester Mass, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL 00,,BOSTON. a HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIZ" is a question thst relieve him. To such the Curicuna ANTI-PAIN PLasTax is an elegant and never-falling source of re- Hef, banishing rheumatic, neuralgic, sciatic, sudden, sharp and nervous pains as by magic. New, original, speedy, safe. At Droggists, 25; fivetor $1. Mailed free. POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON. (ie FORTY Yeane EXPERIENCE, IN EVERY clime onearth, has proved Ayer's Cherry Pectora! to bethe most reliable remedy for colda. coughs, or lung diseases. Neglected colds often become incura- ble ailments. Deal with them in time, and prevent thelr becoming deep-seated in the aystem, ‘0 OTHER MEDICINE HAS WON FOR ITSELF ‘such universal approbation in its own city, state, and country, and among all people, as Ayres’ Sareapa- Filla. Itis the best combination of vegetable blood Purifiers, with the Iodide of Potassium and Iron, ever Offered tothe public, 29 Auxwvaz Crosrxa Sate oF FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, Inorder to close out our entire wivter stock of Suits and Overcosts, we have prices reduced to suit everybody in need of a Sult or Overcoat. ‘Overcoats we sold at $7 we sell now ut $5. Overcoats we sold at $8 we sell now at $0. Qvercouts we sold at $10 we well now at $7. Overcoats we sold at $13 we sell now at $9. Ovércoats we sold at $16 wesell now at S11. And all others im proportionately low prices, suits SUITS A nice Business Suit at $5, worth $3, A better one at $6.50, worth $10. An Ail-Wool Cassimer Suit at $8.80, worth $12. An All-Wool 4-Luttou Cutaway at $10,worth $15. Av AL-Wool Prince tbeet sult at $15,worth $22. We have a full line of Boys’ Overcoats at $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5 that are worth double, Boys’ Suits at $5.50, $6.50. $7.50, $8.50 that are Worth 50 pet cent more than we are aaklag for them. Children’s Suits from $2 up to $8. ‘Children’s Overcoats from $2.50 up to $8.50. Odds and Ends in Suits and Overcoats at 25 per cent less than what they cost to mannfacture, Pants for Men, Youths and Loys from $1 up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, 430 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. Frera Avexvz Hara DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS, FIFTH AVENUE STYLE, IN SILK: OFERA AND DERBY, NOW READY. ‘The quality and style of these celebrated Hats have never been suspamod CIry ITEMS. Shert End cotton worsted, $c., at the Com: bination, 11th st, a, ¢, ee 2 ea German Crash, 40¢. Cashmere in short ends only 1: atA-Kaunnan's;s.e, Marble and tan ol sioth, 160, at donble Combination 8 Try the Celebrated kill Malt Whisky; price, $1_per bottle, corner 6th and La. ave. nw. 3 ‘Sehr most’ le gar stain eae ttons, 1a ‘Sc, atthe Combination. Best quality mse chine oil, So, per bottle, at A. Kaufman's, a.¢, 2 Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, Brevented by the use of Reed. & ‘Caturick's So iam Hypochlorite (disinfectant). Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as ener ee Wedd 182 Fulton st, ee Kerr’s spool cotton, 35¢. per doz, at A, Kaufman's Combination,” POF SOR At ‘Our Sale or clothing ‘at wholesale prices still continues with ‘usabated success, Eiseman 7 Bros,, corner 7th and E sts, im ity Germantown yarn, 10c. bank, at ‘Combination, "The Fad acd, Ree contain an accurate list of all the bar. gains offered at A. Kaufman's double Combina- Store, 11th st.s.e, Gone to the Hottom at Last.—Gent's hand-sewed Shoes, $5. The bestgnade, latest in style, perfect in'fitting, superior in quality. A. F. Moran, 1022 7th st. 'n.w. Qw Cheap Short End Goods on sale at the A. Kaufman Combination. Unbleached cotton, Sige. per yard, at A. Kaufman's, 11th st. ne. 2 Pickwick Club ky 1s the best. Fresh Alderney utter churned every morn ing and deliverea in 4; 1b. “Ward” prints, 450. perlb, Also cottage cheese and butter mili; Sweet milk Se. per quart. C: 3 am 16 cents. Waar You Wasr. 18 PREPARED TOOFFER ALL THESE AD- VANTAGES TO ALL WHO PURCHASE FROM HTM. RUASTING TONS OF COFFERS DAILY FOR MY NUMEROUS STORES ENABLES ME TO GIVE MY TRADE DELICIOUS ¥RESH ROASTED COFFEES OF THE FOL- LOWING VARIETIES: GENUINE MOCHA, MANDEHLING AND PADANG JAVA, MARICAIBO, CARACUS LAGUAYRA, WHITEZAND DARK BIOS, AND KENNY'S FAMOUS JAVA FLa- VORED COFFEES. WHILE THE QUALITY OF OUR COF- FEES WILL BE FOUND SUPERIOR IN STRENGTH AND FLAVOR, OUR PRICES ARE FULLY FOUR CENTS PER POUND LESS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, WE ARE SELLING TEAS FROM TETO | TWENTY CENTSPER POUND LESS THAN ANY STORE IN THIS TOWN. FINEST IMPORTED{GUNPOWDER TEA, $1; FINEST INPORTED OOLONG TEA.80c; FINEST IMPORTED ENGLISH BREAK- FAST TEA, 80c; FINEST IMPORTED JAPAN TEA, 60, FINE TEAS FOR 600. ice to the spot. WILLETT & RUOFF, AND 60c. CHEON (CHEON) IS THE BEST In the Police Court this morning Frank R. | They found that Senor Don Manuel del Cann “ ‘i Qallahan pleaded guilty to stealing a watch | an attache of the Chilian legation, while under SOLE AGENTS, SOc TAIN AMERICA, preckee ae ss and was sentenced ee Lepper Ce mane bee eee dispute HATTERS AND FURRIERS, PURE SUGAR AT COST: CUT LOAF, Tigc.: mont ja with one of the employes of the house. A .RANULATED, Gas John Crimmins, the old man who was injured | inelee followed, in winch, the Chillax came ox | 2. BOS Pesoartvenis are, Se eerie peer aD any, Ax OMe by an accident on the Baltimore and Potomac | second best. Dei Campo went home in acar V. LIGHT YELLOW, SUGAR, 5c. ailroad, in the southeastern section of the city, riage. The police on two former occasions of a ELaTrs —_— ne rn si 1 }ouse, but have been obliged to release him, on DDD kK NNN Nt Eye cnvical condition. account of his privileges aa 8 member cf 4 | INE CONFECTIONERY aNp Famous cana-|§°3 BP%, FE XEFEEN ENE NY F ‘. B. H. Waraer on New Year day presented | joreigiu legation. MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY. g BB. Bic ee See ee Se @ailk hat to each of the young men employed ——_+—__ BoSz Bow= £ Eee Sd LEE MEE - jp damies i; Green was today excused asa petit | vinterdny moraing Setceling Eells arated | AMO & IES amortwent of IMPORTED FROTTS. | Vn as, i s ‘esterday morn! etective Edelin arreste: N of the Criminal Court and Dennis O’Don- | William Wyeill, ane of Mr. Walter D. Wyvill, wae areas ye was selected in his place, and Jos. Martin Was accepted as a grand juror in place of Daniel Humpreys, deceased. ——__ Children’s Christmas Club, District 1 TREASURERS ACCOUNT. on a dispatch from Marshul Frey. of Balumore, stating tbat he was wanted in that city for a, forgery. Last night the prisoner was turned over to Detective Seibold, of Baltimore, and taken tothatcity. The forgery charged 1s that ofacheck for but $10, but the punishment Of sUbSCTIPLIONS eee reennenceene.$671.85 | provided in case of conviction is imprisoument es aces wares | ee petits, te et eee ee comiitted sbout two weeks ago, Dut was NOt ‘Total... nnn 8001.35 | Mvcovered untll ¥oung Wevill nad left hat city. ‘The name which it is charged was forged DISRURSEMESTS. Was that of a gentleman named Shumann, The heck Wus cashed by the proprietor of @ hews Patd Chr. Ruppert (bells for badges). $3.00 | ¢} “©. W. Thorn (ribbon for badges). CE) neater tirana Judd & Detweller (printing bad ‘and invitations)... Edward Abner (dinner for 750. THE Macic or Livs Ipeas—“What is the 5.00] magic of the Spencerian. Business College thet Bren) nnn 250.00 | Inspires young people with enthusiysm as, soon “ forrison (500 ‘fas they ‘breathe its atmosphere?” asked the — = Red vee beet as father of a student on, New Years day. st « PP Goad 6.00 | the magic of live ideas,” said another parent in ee ey 4460 | reply. “They see the reason why clear, rapid, “ Tucker Bros. (2 boxes of oranges)... 5.50 | beautiful penmanship, quick calculations, cor: “ Jobn Saul (Christmas tree)... - 4.00 | rect, eloquent and forcible language, and accu- « 1) Mosley (costume for Sania Fate accounts are in such universal demand, Claus). = ~ 5.00 | and form sure steps in the ladder that leads to “ © King (express wagon and man). — 5.00 | auccess in life. “ Man and woman at armory... 3.00 & For wire &c., for Christmas tree. 1.00 National Rifles (for light, fuel and : 18.00 Co ee mew) Gots eiaes RRO OY ¥ ARAL bee aS 3 YY aAab Total recelpt.cvenrenewnenneeneeen OBLSS EB £0 ¥ Sak Balance on Band eereeeeewnee $201.28 te BN Not hitherto acknowledged, but included | B's 44 ESSE § 969, shove, Mr. T'S Huvek, 2 MS T.sut $5;| Ben £4 Re NN RG OO ehildren’: iT contribution, ssist- AAA nt Attorney General Bryant, $1; Alice Burn | BBB A AK “KUN NN GGG side Paret, Mrs. James F. ‘Hoban, $5; Mrs, |. Rad 2. Mrs. Wa. B. Wepp, she ‘Treasurer Ladies’ Com. Attest: C. 8. Nores, Treasurer, —————— A Buoopy Mysrexy.— Early yesterday morn- ing Officer Breen ot the ith precinct and De- tective Rad discovered some pools of blood on @ gravel walk in the Smithsonian grounds Ieading trom the stables situated near the southwestern section of the grounds and 12th Strvet. ‘There were two larg ‘pools and some fooeprints as if there had been a scuffle be- Eygen two or more’ mien, and then <drippitigs Of blood towards 12th and streets, and then down 12th to B street north, where the bloody trall turned towards 1th street and was lost. jnquires were made of everyone living on the ‘but nothing could be learned of the affair. Soe ears Orricens ELEcTED.—Potomac Lodge, No. 104, LO. B.B., bas elected and tnstalled the following officers for the ensuing year: A. Saltz- ‘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 testa, short weight, alum or Phosphate powdera SoLD omLY ix cana Rorat ‘Bakiva Power Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0c24 620 orb st. u.w., opposite U.S Patent Office, Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Imported Olive Olt on draught, Cotoexe: Conoore: Coroore: FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE, BLOSSOMS OF ORANGE, ROSEMARY, BALM, VIOLETS AND ROSES, ALSO FINE CUT GLASS WARE, PLUSH CASES, ‘TOILET SETS, &c., IN GREAT VARIETY AT LOWEST PRICES, NAIRN & OGRAM—PHARMACISTS, ASthst.andN.¥.ave dl5-Im Axovo-Axsrtcan Ixsurance Co. 629 F STREET NORTHWEST, 4126m ‘Wasurwotom, D.C, ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIFA oct2 C. PER PINT BOTT! 50 PER GALLON BOO vested Bau Gee be arcane per gallon, FIREOUD BYE WHISKY. Thave handled tis Whisky for gver eighteen Trecommiend Was the very beat IY pure aud free of ARTHUR NATTA} 4th and Y oin‘sod 2d and Dots nv Raewarrs, Rocuxn, Roose WOOLENS, SILKS AND VELVETS, ALL LENGTHS, COLORS AND PRICES. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ROCHOK, CORCORAN BUILDING sesees eres oe BAIR. Fine HAIR aera Mate Dyed and Siampoved ina roses Saanner, DoMMERY ShGcTaE LEADING DRY GSAie eee ne ween a ESTE, CLEARY @ 00, 6%8-2w 807 Market Patents onsand UMAN stein, president; M. Baer, vice" president; H. ‘Strauss, recording secretary; W. Rice, financial '; H. Oettinger, treasurer. ustees— . Drey:! A. Fisher, M. Blumenthal, M. Sin- sheimer, A.’M. Baer. Delegates to attend the Grand Todge to meet at Atlanta, Ga—a. Fisher, M. Sinsheimer, H. Strauss, ASSIGNMENT ox A ToBacco DEALER.—G. W. h (dealer in cigars and tobacco at treet) has made an assignment to Dan Loughran for the benefit of his creditors, Prey Jerence is made of an account due Loughran ($297.50 and note held by Loughran for $260, ——-— Tue Fovrrn Suxpay Coxcert.—The con- je the National theater last night was ed to by the largest audience yet, and the program was of unusual excellence. The ment has conferred a distinct tavor on musical ie by the introduction Sf Mise Loulse Pyk- Hor voice is of wide range, noble volume and sympathe! ity. Her ha ot teers by the “by = in and plict northern school, and she pos- a beaatiful facility of execution that car her the most difficult joriture with ‘and apparent ediort, | Her render. “Jewel” was exceed! tty. the storin of applause Sud braca Great Reoverox Ix Tue Prices OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1886, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, IMMENSE siso. fine quality (recently advertised as a special Gala at $00), seduced enue ete or CARTER'S ‘711 Market Space, nesr 7th street. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to 25¢. BOUCLE DRESS GOODS (in Black) one yard. half wide, real value $1.25; reduced to 76a "> St ® BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, special bargain at $1.25: reduced to 980. COLORED CASHMERES, double fold, immense width, 12 yards for $1.50. ROYAL SERGE, beautifal dress goods, excellent ‘quality, 12 yurds for $2.00. = Lore axtne LADIES € ING, one yard and a half wide, only 37e¢-; cheap at 50c,” 74 Sud® [ANDSOM] ROCADE K VELVETS oTROeT TR ioe eee i, <acuble wit sects) Wagan a2 bbe § HOMESPUN DRESS widtl Green, Pabte ook, Tesaces i HH F hie fi ‘Space. Be CAMPHORINE, Exquisite Toilet Article ‘ski 4 eR ee Ee money back. by L ¢ BIsHop, Droggist, "730 Oth at, corner Hat, n.w. sTIRWEmeDreas een ans SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROWSER- INGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, Now on exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Estab 2 Vahment Of Washington, xD pea BARR, Se AE Peseeriypiee enente M. B. Bavce & Co, geen peer eas Teer re ce Taz COFFEES AND SUGARS, & KR COR 7TH ANDI STS. ¥. W. Nexr Evenr OF GENERAL IMPORTANCE WILL BE THE 426 CELEBRATION OF NEW YEAR'S DAY, ‘THE “UNWRITTEN LAW" OF FASHION DEMANDS THAT GENTLEMEN SHALL WEAR EITHER A FOLL DRESS OR A “PRINCE ALBERT’ COAT. THE MOST FASHIONABLE ONES WILL WEAR THE FORMER. WE HAVE WITHIN A WEEK PLACED UPON OUR TABLES A FINE LINE OF THESE GOODS THAT CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED EITHER ON OR OFF FROM CUSTOM MADE GARMENTS THAT WILL COST FIFTY PER CENT MORE. THE MORE CONSERVATIVE GENTLE- ‘MEN WILL WEAR “PRINCE ALBERTS" OUR LINES OF THESE GOODS ARE PAR- TICULARLY CHOICE. WE CARRY A VERY LARGE STOCK OF THESE POPU- LAR GARMENTS, AND WHETHER YOU WANT A MEDIUM PRICEDSUIT AT $25, OR A FINE ENGLISH CORKSCREW LINED ALL THROUGH WITH, SILK, OUR STOCK IS THE PLACE TO FIND IT. THESE COATS, AS WELL 4S THE FULL DEESS, ARE OF THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND ARE OUT IN THREE DIFFERENT LENGTHS FOR A GIVEN SIZE BREAST MEASURE, L E, LONG, MEDIUM AND SHORT. WE FEEL SAFE IN SAYING THAT NO HOUSE IN WASHINGTON CAN FIT TALL aND SLENDER, OR SHORT AND STOUT MEN, AS READILY 48 WE CAN. % B BARNUM & ©0., Lio READ, NDAY, JANUARY 4, 1886. “DRY _Goops. DRY GOODS. Terenssmxa Tio Eveny Laor. | eee Evcoxomtcan GENTLEMEN. OUR ANNUAL CUT SALE OF LADIES MUSLIN / UNDERWEAR. ‘We are now again prepared to inaugurate our Tenth Annual sale of ‘The goods are made of superior quality of Cotton and ‘uf the prices we put on these goods we don't expect one plece left at the ex- Piration of next week. GENTS FINK UNLAUNDRIED DRESS AND NIGHT SHIRIS. From the various experience in this tine we are thor ‘oughly convinced that no other house inthis or any ‘These goodsare displayed on our second floor. ‘other city can compete with us, as we have made this department an important feature, and will only sell ‘3 — each gouds that contain the best material and finisbed inthe best manner. In order to convince you of the truth of the above statement we cordially lovite you toexaminethe same after consulting the annexed price list: ‘Lot 1—CHEMISE, with Tock Yoke, good cotton, Z1c. LION BRAND COLLARS, 100. each. LION BRAND CUFFS, 20c. pair. Our S0c. DWIGHT ANCHOR COTTON DRESS SHIRTS 37c. each, sizes from 12 to 17% Our $1_ FAMOUS UTICA NONPAREIL COTTON DRESS SHIRT 68c. each, size from 12 to 17%. Our $1 FAMOUS UTICA NONPARKIL PLAITED SHIRT (12or 16 plaits) 8¥c each, sizes from 1410 17%. Our $1.25 WAMSUTTA COTTON DRESS SHIRTS ‘2c. each., sizes from 14 to 17 Our CUSTOM-MADE SHIRT, made of very best ‘material, no better shirt made, only $1.18 EACH, Size ranging from 14 to 17%, All the above shirts bave 2,100 linen bosoms, bands ‘and wristbands, felled seams and gussetted sectional yokeand Butcher's linen backs. SHORT UNDERSKIRTS, with Cambric Ruf and Tucks, at 47c, SHORT SKIRTS, ‘ne, chuwtere of Tucks with Embroidered Ruf above the Ruffle, at 590, Lot $—GOWN WITH YOKES, of 4 clusters of Tucks Hee Ses ar ane ot former price. 98c. ‘ wh CHEMISE, we have » many styles, One BIG BARGAINS style made of Yoke of face and Lmbrotdered, Another le, Yoke with sulid Embroidery, 6hc.; reguias Svc, Some are made of the firest morn Cumbric. SKIRTS, with Cam! Ruffle, cluster of Tucks CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. iu the Rufile, and Em! red, at GBC, Lot 4—GOWN, with all over Embroidered Yo! made Mother Hubbard Style, with Em 2yithe Neck and Sleeves, U8c; formerly sold at 5 COMBINATION SUITS OF SILK AND PLUSH, PlOeach. Former price $25. 1 PLUSH DOLMAN, $25. Former price $40. SKIRTS, with 2 rows of inserting of Lace with deep Lace and five Tucks above the Ruffe, st Sc; | PLUSH DOLMAN, $15. Former price §35. ——_ae 4 SILK MATELASSE RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, = STAN z SKIRTS with deep Embroidered Ruffle and a chon Lace under the Ruflie aud slosixe of Taces | Matin lined. fur around bottom, $22. Former price $25. Shove the tulle, at Ue. ; 8 VISITES, evening effects, $23. Former price $28. ETS, CHEMISE, GOWNS AND DRA’ 2MATELASSE NEWMARKETS, $20. Former 1.25, $2.30, $1.49, $1.60; those at Wit aad ihe latest s'yica worthaoubtetae astouse | Brie, $20. We also. kee} this floor a large 1 MATELASSE NEWMARKET, fur trimmed, $25. WORST! doops. * Serene oF Former price $23. Child's Hand-made WORSTED CAPS, closing at 21c.| Ladies desirous of securing fine garments at low Prices should visit our establishment befure purchar Infant's MITTS, 17¢, ingaloewhena. Infant's LONG SLIPS, 15¢, Child's FLANNEL SKIRTS, léc. One styie PLUSH CAP, sold 11.98, we will BBB A MM MM OS Sneek $1.78, God valaese geass eins | BR A UMS gts Be ih Ue Bae oy BBB A 4 UU MMM = Sys8 F LANGBURGH & BRO, 423 416 SEVENTH STREET. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 0 ND ORGAN (PRE BEST PLACE 10 BUY MUSIC BOX! AND ‘Musical Instrumenis tor Holiday Presents is at JOHN F. ELLIS & CO's, 49-2m. 937 Peunsyivania ave, EHR BROS, UPRIGHT PIANOS SECURED the Gold Medal at the New Orleans Exposition. ‘For sale bv JUN F. ELLIS & Cv. a9-2m « 837 Pennsy.vania ave. TANOS FOR RENT OR SALE ON INSTALL. ments. JN. F, ELLIS & CO., 097 Pennsylvania un ave. PAROS, MOVED, TUNED AND REPAIRED. a9 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET, a2 New IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS, Seatoy Penar, (SUCCESHOR TO PERKY & BROTHER) PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE C1 Al WIDTHS AND LENGTHS, WINIt NAPKINS ALL SIZES TO MATCH. ‘MANUFACTURED BY JOHN & BROWN & SONS, BELVAST, IRE- N GERMAN PaNcy 11 DAM. EUSCu Clots WITH DOYLETSTOMANCE NEW NAPKINS, DOYLEYSAND TRAY CLOTHS, from $1.00 to $12.00 per doz. NEW HUCK AND DaMASK LINEN TOWELS, IAN PILLOW “AND SHEETING —4_ INO. F. ELLIS & CO, 937 Pennsylvania ave. M2205 2 RAMEN ORGANS—-ENOWN ATE ‘over the clvilized world. JNO. F. ELLIS €CO.. 987 Pennsylvania ave. ao Wee, od Ww pe ‘OSE & BONS” PIANOS-EXCELLENT Si FULL, JINES OF (PLAIN AXD TWILLED dium price instrun er F. ELLIS & CO, 84 DOUBLE-FACED ‘CANTON FLANNEL, FoR | —¢22™ See et ena re WHAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS AND SUPERB STOCK OF Lyon's F. FRAN- GAISE. SATIN. DUCHESSE RH ADEA EHNING PIANOS—STANDARD INSTRU- ments, SOHN F. ELGIS & CO,, _ 492m 937 Pennsylvania ave. \UILD PIANOS—BEAUTIFUL TONE AND finish, JOHN F, ELLIS & CO.. SURAHS AND GROS GRAIN SILKS. Ix | 2222 937 Pennsylvania ave. BLACK, WHITE AND ALL CoLoits, FOR | (00D SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE AT ) RECEPTION AND EVENING | Grmoderate prices and on reasonable terms. JNO. F. ELLIS & 00.,007 Penn. ave, aim WEAR. ELEGANT BEADED SATINS AND TWO TONE BROCADED VELVETS PANELS weft ener in, covonen eye wat VETS, FROM $4.00 TO $8.00 PER YARD. —= NEW SILK GAUZES, CREPES, ILLUSIONS AND ALLET, DAVIS & CO’S UPRIGHT GRAND aiid clegant styten, “Easy monthly’ payments ot low: : 7 monthly nts at low: et factory prices for the holiday season. i HL. SUMN Et, S11 Oth st. nw. _HOUSEFURNISHINGS, Ware Howan & Co (Formerly with M. A. Connelly), 25 W, SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, Bug, an AR Sounre, 1 SARATOGA AND LONG BRANCH, Heavy Curia a Nice Peorstal, Desk or Musée Cabinets cr one teat juation Mahognary Chamber Salis. ow: ‘Beg to Announce that they will Open at the Brees Sapeisbess for $20.78. “Bake yore W. . Horkr RIGGS HOUSE Headquarters for Bottom Cash bya, a2 8O1 Market Spare, 308 and S10 Sib se my ¥ Al —. Houmar Goovs Fox Prom, WICKER CHAIRS, NEWEST DP<tcp, DOWN QUILTS AND PILLOW, CARPET SWEEPERS, GRAND KAP ayy WORLD. ORIENTAL CURTAINS EMBROIDERIES, TLDS SCREENS, RUGS, MATS, &r SPECIAL PRICES IX BODY BRUSSELA agp ALL CARPETS. SPECIAL PRICES IX BEDROOM Fray TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, A Large and Very Elegant Stock of IMPORTED COSTUMES, DINNER, RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, &. Just Recelved from the Leading Houses of London ‘and Paris, and which will beoffered at LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION. OUR STOCK COMPRISES FUKNITUKR Loe PETS, WALL PAPERS AND Uruciarmey M R aa W. 1. RoveNnn¢ ae . Os @ 00 Mes. Seuwa UPPERT, =e ope ee, 09m Tate Pe varie, and select assortment of AT EMBROIDER- * —~ Large Us and FANCY NEEDLE WORK and MATIC 82)Tae “Graxn Rarwe C RIALS for the same. RUM KEY CERMANTOWS WOOL SUENIDHING | SWEEPER WILL TAKE UP ANYTHING tape aS heer eaten cal Lisse xRcK | BROOM WILL FROM ANY KIXD OF Comper, SIBRY, CORSETS, UNDEKWEAR; GLOVES and . honoring talegchbectaid AS WITH WORSTED GOODS. ‘Stamping prompily executed. Mes M. J. Hesz, 1309 F STREET, Offers her stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND BROOM, TO REMOVE DIRT EMBEDDED terme CARPET, IT WILL STILL RUN FASILY apne THE WORK MORE EFFECTIVE THAD ayy BROOM jad 3.W. SCHARFER & Bi 47 (No 1020 7TH STREET NoLTEWeR, THOSE OF HER OWN DESIGN AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, jaz > a — Wa Parma ep ‘Speclal Designs Importer Fine MILLINERY, REAL AND IMITATION LACES. Particular Attention Given tw Ordered ‘Millinery. INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN Akr covim HOUSE AND FRESCO Patnr Designs and Estimates Furniss, a NOoT’s, 415 18th street, JaLim _Twodoorsabove Peunsyivaula ave Speciaition a 1 > F J. C. Horesnmox. CARPETS AND FABRICA Agents for 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, MORRIS & COMPANY FURNITURE. IMPORTER, P. HANSON HISS @ co, 815 15th st nw. Cow Weare Wl soon be ‘here, and Ie your preparation feeitity sure ty Luspect our asorunent of HEATING STOVES which ts now complete, and embraces all gradep tw the cheapest to the highest price Au examination Is respectiully solicited, W. 8 JENKS ea EVENING GooDs. cohen An Elegant Stock of Choice Novelties for Ball and Party Dresses. PLAIN AND FANCY NETS, PEARL FLOUNCES, LACES AND PASSEMENTERIES, LIGHT COLORs IN PLUSH, REAL LACES HANDKERCHIEFS AND FICHUS, FLOWERS, CORSAGE BOUQUETS. ‘Complete Stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS, JET NETS, PASSE- MENTERIES, ETC. MILLINERY AND CLOAKS AT REDUCED PRICES, FOSTER KID GLOVFS. EVERY PAIR Our Rich Old Jas WARRANTED. 429 Tue Great Manx-Dows Ar Fata Ocenia eee K XM NNN coo ™ Sherrie, Whiskeys, Chotoe Fruits EK WNNN GO we EKO INNS G © WITMER 4.9, ecu 5 an ae29 1918 PENNA. AVENUE Pepe A AA eer aa E ar §° Tue Crncaco Grocery Cours} ‘4 ok as 806 7TH STREET, OF PERS Light Brown Suge r. Sige. 1b Hisndard A Sugar, age ib Granulated Sugar, Ze Ib. ‘Cat Loat Sugar, 7ige- I THE CHICAGO GPOCERY COMPANT ‘COFFERS: New Valencia Raisins, 120. ib, New seediess Raisins, kze ib. New Currants (large ones), Se. 1 Sew Citron, 350. Il Layer Raisins, Le Tb, Tatgest Layer Raisins, 200. 1. 26 ts. Tarkiah Pranes for §1 Fresti stock of Nuts just arrived. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OF FEM: Famiig Flour, $4.08 ob aoe my Stour, wos VoL; 61.44 bes, Pascht Proceas Four, 96.75 bu 61.00 % Dif THs CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY S00 7TH ST. OFFERS New Mackerel for 7c. kit Bin Can Tomatons, 980, don ih Gan Toma . 2 Ih. Gan Corn, Seed THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPASY OF EH New Buckwheat, 4¢.Ib., or 10 tbe. for 50 THE CHICAGO, GROCERY GoMAx¥ Brandy, $2.00 gallon, 814 SEVENTH STREET §. W. In order to close out our entinestock, we have marked down the following goods: 200 Dor. FELT HATS, sold formerly at 75c., selling now ut 25e. 50 Doz FELT HATS, worth $1, selling now at 50c. and 60c, 60 Doz. FELT HATS, worth $1.50, sold now at 75c. and $1. 100 Dor. CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 22c. 100 Doz. FINER CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 35¢. 100 Doz. FINEST CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 600. and 75¢. SILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS AT MAN- UPACTURERS’ PRICES. Special sale of KID GLOVES ai the following prices: FOUR-BUTTON JOUVIN, desirable colors, at 65c.; Sul! better qualities at 75c., 87¢. and $1. SPECIAL SALES IN CLOAKS ‘We are determined to close out our exteusive stock of LADIES, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S CLOAKS, PRICE NO OBJECT, ELEGANT BERLIN DIAGONAL AND SILK BRUSSELS NETS E HOLIDAYS, SPECIAL APARTMENT For pispiay-| M[O!CFOR THE WOLDAT ES | 6 EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT. 708 Tih sireet northwest. fa” PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PI Pianos, Organs, Music and Musical Instra~ — ments) wonderful Self Playing’ Instruments, Toy SEATON PERRY, Pianos, Piano Dancers, Vocopiones, and other Bf avekEREE BuinDIN, cal Novelties In great varicty. as Penn, Avenue, corner Oi sirect, ere Ieee is_| Kowann F'. Daoor. os vania avenue Ne Ve Bisce ae IN DRESS GOODS, &. PIANOS, MUSIC _ MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. fiz vi Our CHEAP DRESS GOODS Co’ ‘Pianos sold on Installments, Exchanged, Rented, running over with BARGAINS. It bacon ‘Tuned and” Repaired. Feceptacie for all fabrics which tumble from w Sole Agent for Cause, and consequently do not necessarily represent foods made to sell at Jow Bguren Among tig same Excellent valies to-day wonsuicer = All-Wool CAMEL'S HAIR SERG Hait-voo! CASH Haitwoot GAB STELNWAY & SONS, axD E GABLER & BROS PIANOS, New and Second hand Pianos of other makes alwars tn stock at low figures. a pe KRAKAUER BROS, THE CD. PEARES nos, and the Burdett Organs, Cost reasondble price, tnstruments in Lr aa Lt TarkerG.H. KUHN, 407 10in st nw. ocl0. ‘Bole Agent. IANOS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ¥INEST DISPLAY OF REAL GEMS oa] notice also ‘The above m HOSIERY, GLOVE AND HANDERCHIEE COUNT ag ‘cou! INTER. Fi Border Handke rr 10, Sees eaten ty ak a 2 Plush lined Glov | ae 37, Updegraff's Kid Gloves, ined, for ladies and genta, Eaales, Gents and Children's Wool Underwear Ladies Cloth Skirts, Shawls, Coatsand Newmarkets, ‘Table Napkins, Towels, Russian Tidies. OUR LARGE VARPETSTOCK. Best Extra SUPER INGRAINS, now 75c. Best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, s7c, TURKIEE “ana ART IN GRAND, SQUARE AND « UPRIGHT PIANOS, from the plain Rosewood to the richest ornamented ylea in all kinds of Fancy Woods inlaid. carved juetry and other ornameatal finish, artisticstyles, of the mupufacture of WM. KNABE & CO., UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH AND WORK- LP. ‘WAREROOMS, 817 MARKET SPACE. NEWMARKETS, at $5.96, $5 and $10. RUSSIA CIRCULARS, VISITES and JACKETS, $5, $6, $7 and $8. SEAL PLUSH COATS and VISITES, at $18, $20, $25 and $25. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES HAVELOCKS AND NEWMARKETS, a, B00. New | IEE a1 $2.50, $3. $4, $5 and $6 only. 2 errupe, ap one We advise all in need of Cloaks not to purchase un- “Apple Batter. boc: 10h nackad Butter, 50c.; 10-Ib. Huck Paw til they have examined Our Stock and seen our Prices, Hs: ren a a oe EAS, Scutl onder by small or telephone 425 =. P e 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will close out the balance of her Fall and Winter importation of COSTUME BONNETS, WALKING HATS and TOQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, a8 ‘and Florida Grane. Crest Puli Cram ‘Cheese 1 cong oar uarantee to be firstclaas A full line « Groceries, selected expressiy for family trade wees Beare now offering to cash buyers ai reve bem Ei SMYRNA, MOQUETT! vELvir Bug ~ _ PIANOS FOR RENT. First-class Upright, Square and Grend Pisnos JOHNSON, GARNER @ O., rent Wal Rabi a Core WaneROONe 636 Pa ave., South Side, B17 Market Space. ECOND-HAND PIANOS, AN ATTRACTIVE GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Ser er a ee eee anata, 2084 ADeSE Pits Shizts wolld bosoms), made to order CENTS OB GACT Enotes, By Warkeropace, made), all Collars, Eacmsox Praxos, BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, a8 1002 ¥ STREKT NORTHWEST. F*4¥¥ Woon unpen wean ‘FOR GENTLEMEN, ‘Heavy Merino Vests eaten aes grout Heavy all wook Von cud Drawers, st Gl. ec. Scarlet all wool Vestand Drawers, arowrig “american Hos- ‘New Branswick” and Warner's” “Star” oe DOUGLAS, oc (622-524-626 Ninth Street. ver Ruczrvzn A FULL LINE OP SHAW KNIT HALF HosR, m2 Managing Partner of the late firmot Hills 0. Sonar We Have Nor Bex ABLE TO WAIT ON ALL OUR CUSTOMERS, AND THAT OUR GOODS DID NOT ARRIVE IX TIME TO MEET THE WANTS OF OUR CUSTO- ‘MEBS, BUT YOU MUST KNOW SAMPLE SUITS, OVERCOATS, OR CHILDREN’S SUITS, CANNOT BH HAD AT ANY MOMENT, BUT CAN ONLY BE SECURED NOW AND THEN, AND WE DO NOT PROFESS TO HAVE SAMPLE Goops TO oe Pers Wonring Boek che war SUIT EVERY ONE, BUT IF WE HAVE THE .& B ELLERY, G0ODs TO SUIT YOU, YOU CAN SAVE FROM 112Fanw. | 20 To 40 PER CENT ON ALL YOU BUY, JUST © Unianndered Shirts to order for $7.50. A perfect | THINK OF BUYING GOODS AT 60 CENTS ON A DOLLAR, INSTEAD OF PAYING 20 TO 30 PER CENT PROFIT TO REGULAR STORES, AND YOU CAN REALIZE THE SAVING YOU MAKE BY BUYING YOUR MEN, BOYs' AND CHLIDREN's CLOTHING AT THE GREAT SAMPLE SALE OF CLOTHING, AT 024 7TH STREET N, W. BE- ‘TWEEN I AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. ‘St Goarantesd. aT SSS—SS=S=S===—=—=—==——— For WE HAVE A LOT OF PRINCE ALBERT Liss i yeas ‘COATS, SIZES 83 TO 86, FORMERLY SOLD FOR . GEORGE T. KEEN, $15, WE ABE SELLING AT 96, C. H. Froxn, : 1200 AND 1263 83D 8T., W. WASHINGTON,D. assortment ea Meer, 0. Suits made at the shortest notice. ‘Superior fitting, Feasonable prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. ‘Bridal Troweaus. Bret ‘a specialty. asim 20 14th se, between faid K TON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ¥STABLISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 906. G st. nw. Thirty-five Years Ex LADIES EVENING Di ‘A SPECIALTY, Velvet and, Viush Garments, Crape veils, Laces, Hons Vow Fis, ee EE 8 Ee EE Ee aes ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROUEes FLOUK Se without a doudt the most BaavTirTs au! hee Nevrerriovs Flour iu the World. a The Millers bave vot only thr most perties 1 containingas tt aoe ali the most taproved M CORSET ‘Reduces the size and increases the length of the waist ‘Of fdeshy ladies without injurious tight lacing. LANSBURGH & BROS, WooDWARD & LOTHEOP. 7am,13t DOUGLASS & BRO, & Sal eeemen oak Gacaen aaa FITTING Soe by 8. T. ‘System, ‘SOc. Aliso sud ‘Materials Say ee oes at ee ‘eliminadon of ali wank ond matter has at last been f- ached. an aS atte hey of eet bron do ban ovber % we test trede ada Sk ay eet: Dow Sogn 4 3 GILT-EDGE. ore SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, n= | “™*© Ligeti Sat Stas GOLDEN HILL Diss CUNNINGHAM, 13100 ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Flour of the District. It is equal in quailty 6 many high-priced Patent Fours, whilst bought for considerable less money. We Sel “Bi tors to bring forth any Flour superior WC STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE of HILL, apd we tee) assured that any tries them once will never usw anyihing ee by al grocers. ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indians at 27 st, bet, N and O nw. DYFING, SCOURING AND DRY eran pk gees ssi ies sae === Ger Tas Bes