Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1886, Page 6

i ad Wes apa THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. AMAN AND HIS WIFE ON TRIAL FOR THE MUR DER OF A THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL. A telegram from Seranton, Pa., April 21, says: ‘The trial of John McAndrews and his wife on the charge of murder, In having caused the death ofa thirteen-year-old girl, Mary Ganghan, Who had been intrusted to them some time ago, is now progressing, and has resulted in some thrilling revelations of cruelty and in- humanity practiced by the prisoners upon their hapless little ward. The testimony of Mary Ganghan’s brother Frank, a bright child 11 years of age, created a sensation, and filled any eyes with tears. The boy said that for about a month after he and his sister were adopted by McAndrews they were treated very well. Then iis sister began to be abused by the entire family. She was sent long distances in her bare feet in frosty weather for water and coal. After a while she Was not permitted to occupy @ bed, but was made to sleep on the floor on a bed made of meal bags, with no covering over her. This bed ashe occupied until the day she died. Her ehiet ‘elothing was a thin calico dress. Her diet con- sisted entirely of mush, which she made her- self, and was compelled to eat from a pail on the’ floor with her fingers. At no time since Yast iall was she permitted to wear shoes or Blockings. ‘On the Saturday evening before she died Mc- Andrews heated a poker until it was red and Fubbed it upon her teeth, saying that it her host returned to this world after her death he would be able to identify her. On Sunday he asked her where she would like to be buried, ‘and she replied with her tather. Frank last saw his sister at 5 o'clock on the morning of her death. She was lying on the floor, and had no ‘Dedelothing over her.’ She asked him to litt her head upon a pillow and to place the family di Upon her feet to Keep them warm. The chil- dren of the house maltreated her, and one day ata bit in her mouth and chased her around house. Frank complained of this treat ment to McAndrews, but the latter replied that they might kill her forall be cared. The Sunday before se died McAndrews removed Mary's ¢lothing, put her in atab of water, and then Deat her’ with a horsewhip. ‘This terrible story was corroborated by the neighbors, and Coroner Dean, who examined the body of Mary Ganghan immediately after der death, testified that she died of starvation and neglect. Ghouls at Work. WAYNE COUNTY, N. ¥., EXCITED BY THE DIS COVERY OF WHOLESALE GRAVE KOBBERIES, Asyracuse, N. Y., special says: The entire population of Wayne county is greatly excited over the discovery of wholesale grave robberies at the almshouse. Disclosures have been made by which it is shown that for at least five years Bodies have been removed trom their graves. The authorities have caused a score or more of Ubese to be opened only to find their worst fears realized. It is said that information has Deew ovtained showing that bodies have been shipped in barrels both east and west. Last week the body of Geo. Wilbur was discovered ‘ing in Lyons, the county seat. It had been thrown in ata window, as if the imiscreants uad become alarmed and inade Way with it in the quickest mauner possible. ‘The body had been buried at we almshouse diay betuce. ‘This discovery led to the gulion, which is being made quietly by the district attorney and the sueriff. tis said Wat in 1554 there were twenty-two deaths at the ulmsuouse and that ap officer of the insti- Yalion at that time is Willing to testify taut at Jeast twelve of the Louies were stolen irom their graves. It is said the evidence is in the ands of the authorities going to show that graves in the Lyons cemetery nave also been desecrated. Itis said that several arrests are to follow the investigation. os Jobn A. Biglin Dead. ONE OF A FAMOUS GROUY OF SPORTING BROTH- EkS GONE, From the New York Heralt. Jobn A. Bigiin, one of the famous Biglin brotuers, and the best oarsman of them all, died at his residence, No. 614 2d avenue, at qmidnight on Monday. He caught a bad cold Some months ago, and went with bis brother, Barney Biglin, to Hot Springs, Ark., bat re- turned a few weeks since and developed pneu- monia, from which he gied. His brother did hot cvine buck with him, but is now on his way to tis city. John Biglil was born in Columbia county, Pa, iu 1542, aud came to New York in sol. “Lhe'lirst race he ever rowed was a dod- bie scull, aud he and his brother James jumped into an vid boat without any preparation, but with a Brm determination to knock’ the boasting out of the Battery boys, who Uhought that they could beat anything afloat. The race was to Hell” Gute and return, and the Biglin boys scored the first Of the series of successes which afterward made them faimous throughout the United States, This was in 1556, and aiter this John, with his brothers, James,’ Barney and Philip, jormed @ tourvared crew, which rowed against nearly all the first-class oarsmen in the country.” At Pougukeepsie, in 1365, the brothers met u crew composed of Bill Stevens, Homer Woodin, Jobn Best and Ezekiel Benway, and in a great race for $3,000 a side and the championship of the United States, they were suvcesstul, and have never siuce beeu defeated where all of them Towed, although in the same year with the | Poughkeepsie race Barney and John rowed In & oat with Eckerson and Blew, and were beaten by the Ward brothers. John Bigiin all the while kept up his prac. tee usa single sculler, and one of is greatest chievements was the defeat of Ellis Ward at Nyack in Is72inarace for $1,000. In July, 1573, he defeated him again in a race over # Rve mile course at Springfield, Mass, but on | this occasion Ward was suffering froin illness, In the same year Biglin was beaten on a five mile course in Canada by George Brown, He and Barney rowed Harry Coulter and Louis Cavitt in a pairoar contest in 1872 for $2,000, and defeated them in 32m. 1s, John Bigiin’s last race was rowed at Rocka- Say tare years ago with Ten Eyck, of Peeks —___se9____ How He Robbed His Employers. A CLERK WHO STOLE $16,000 BY USE OF CHECKS ENTEUSTED To HIM. A special from New York, April 21, says: Ralph P. Barber, who for six years has been treasurer of the H.Q. Barnard Manufacturing company, dealers in straw goods at Broadway snd Prince street, was a prisoner in Jefferson Market to-day, charged with having stolen $16,000 from his employers. The company found that its account books did not balance, and, fastening the Sergeants Dolan and Heidelberg to find him. Tne detectives learned that Barber's wife owned a house in Engiewood, N.J., but that Barber was irequently away from hoine at night ‘on the plea of press of business. They iso learned that he seldom stopped at the oiflee later than 4 or 5 p.m. They traced him to 138 Mercer street, Jersey City, where he had been living with Miss Gracie Kiéard aud paying $80 1h rent for the house. arrest Barber confessed that ne had en $16,000, and had lost all but $2,300 of t in grain speculations. The $2,300 he had deposited with Ashwell & Co., brokers, ut 96 Spring street. There was found there, however, only $1,500, which was turned over to the Bar- bard Company. Mr. Barnard had the fallest confidence in Barber, and entrusted him with signed biank checks’ to fll out. It was by the Use of these checks that the money was siolen. Barber stole about $2,000 for the first four Years, $4,000 last year and $4,000 this ear. dc received a salary of $3,000 & year. fle is 57 years old. Justice Dufty held him for trial tn default of $10,000 bail. sor Don Carlos Inherits Millions, From Vanity Fair. The late Countess of Chambord’s share—one- third—ot the late Duke of Modena’s immense fortune, £7,000,000, is bequeathed tn equal moieties to Don Carlos and his brother Don Alfonso the Papal Zouave. Don Carlos’ nother the wite of Don Juan, received, as well as the Countess of Chambord, one-third of the Duke of Modena’s fortune; much less of it than Was re- }eried has come us yet into Don Carlos’ bands, Don Juan lives generally in England, and is greatly averse to public affairs since he abdi- cated bis claims to the spanish throne in favor of his eldest son. Don Carios’ mother, on the other hand, exercises great authority in Legiti- anist circles, and special influence in the council of her son. She has lived for years in @ convent wt Goritz, —_—_+e+_____ ™ ire Gilman's Daughter. W. W. Gilman, the eccentric millicnaire tan- ner, who owned the village and extensive tan- neries at Gilman's, Sullivan county, N. Y., and died there @ few months ago In « dilapidated building In which he lived, brought to his home short time before he died a thirteen-yearold girl whom he called Blanche Gilman. After he died @ document was found among his papers declaring that the girl was his daughter, and that it was his wish that she should ‘have '¥50,000 out of his estate. His heirs, while as- serting that this document is not in aby sense a Will, offered no opposition to its being admitted to probate when it was offered last week, and Will respect It as expressiveot the wishes ot the deceased man and allow the girlthe amount. Who the mother of the child isdocs not appear, but the heirs do not deny her paternity. eee eg Ruined at Monte Carle. THE ERIE WOMAN WHO WAS DRIVEN TOSUICIDE BY LOSSES AT THE GAMING TABLE. ‘The eable dispatch which announced the des perate attempt of Mrs. Jennie Whitcomb to take her life on account of heavy losses at the gaming tabie at Monte Carlo has been supple- mented by a letter toa relative. Mrs. Whit- comb was formerly @ Miss Jennie Smith, and lived near Erie, Pa. She was an assistant prin- cipal in the Conneautviile academy early in the Sixties. She aiterwards married O. vit comb, @ millionaire lumberman, in St. Paul, but their union was not @ happy oue and Mrs. Whitcomb lett her husband, wuo had been kind aud indulgent. Sinee thén she has lived in Europe, and, as the reports go, was a ¥ery prominent figure at the gaming tables tn Paris’ leading salous. Five years ago she was very rich, but luck turned against her and her Urgotten’ gains went quicker than they were amassed. “Alter several days and nights at the table she was left penniless and distracted. She first swallowed morphine, and, failing to de- Stroy hervelf, then opened a vein in her arm with @ hairpin. Being frustrated in both attempts, she then threw herself into the sea at Cannes, but was rescued by a boatman and Was placed in the insane asylum at that place, where she is now being treated. Friends at Erie wilt endeavor to have her returned there. Azz You Rear TO BUY YOUR RRR NN GGG. fr Et TRE POEL ER Sos sat ‘uu ed IF 80, GIVE A CALL, LARGEST VARIETY OF Mw REB TITT 1 COCO BPH 0% SALAS EER gis TET HE 08 BOSEwEEL at FH &¢ Bod “oo MM M kee “as® 7 if, oo iM MM OPER? BR. SA TRER OB HIPS 4 AN NN DDD iM MM Fr O% EER TET EEE BP mr es ee F BB P 00 gE T £j\xXxEE DDD ya xt EreF Se ok RT Ess Wey 88836 BP Ey ots woW 00 00 See N NN Ses8 IN THE CITY. NEW STYLES RECEIVED DAILY. SCOTCH HOMESPUN, CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, NARROW AND WIDE WALE DIAGO- NALS, CHECKS, PLAIDS AND ‘STRIPES, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. SUITS TO ORDER FROM $20. TROUSERS Do. $5. SPECIAL. SPRING OVERCOATS TO ORDER FROM $16. Do. 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WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40Bushels for $3.70 ‘25 Bushels for $2.50, os COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90 25 Bnahels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 421 and 413 10th street pit eS Revoxvrtios IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE. BLENDED TRAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, €14 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, +" Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of Columbia for the sale of CARLTON'’S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS. ‘Never, perbcps, in the bistory of the tea trade has ‘success so rapidly followed the introduction of a new dietetic article as in the case of these celebrated blends, which, within the short space of one year, have been supplied to every leading hotel 1n Philadelphia, New ‘York, Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro- nounced vastly superior to any straight teas they had een accustomed to use. ‘Write t BARBOUR & HAMILTON for testi ‘moniais. 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We employ ouly competent assistants, who Know what you require We desire comparison, Invisible front pieces of new cesizus. Feather light switches positively, retailed at wholesale prices. J. Rochon had years’ experience in aris, aud was ‘awarded medals from Paris, Lyons and Vienna, J."ROCHON, 00, RRR 6°83 ire oo ‘ou New Yore. £13-e0 587 16th st n.W.. 912 14th 'st nw MES Sax &, oMenery, 430 Test STaxKE Nontiwesr Mekes Corsets to order in every style and Sind guarantees perfect HC and comfort ‘Hen Syecialrins Ams— French Hand-made Underciothing Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported. Floslery. Patent Shoulder races, and all Dress. Goods ‘French Corsets and Lusties, Chilaren's Comets and’ $1 Corset Cities Hsowa make the price a chsur passed. ‘Kei —French, German and Spanish spoken, mri peencr DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crapo Vells, Feathers, Kid Glovés,Flannél and Pongee our speciait Geut’s Garments Dyed, leaned and Repaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed aud Cleaued without ripping, ANTON CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris, Jas Mae. Vox Braxors, Movists, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York? Win. Barr & Co, St. Louls, Mo. Suits mudeat the shortest notice. Superior fitting, rensonable prices, and satisfaction gaarautecd, Evening Dresses. Bridal ‘Trosseaas a speciaity. 2 ‘920 Lath st, between Land K. EDUCATIONAL, RS, CHAPMAN, TEACHER OF MUSI After the New German Method. Special advan- to beginners after May 1st. we 1415 Corcoran st, GUORTHAND AND PRACT: SSanip taught by a stenographer and protessor, titeen years’ experience. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- @, Vclock pty. The Columbian College Prepa 335 H st uw, ap20-20re X tage HE, BERLITZ, SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Washington, D. ., (723 14th st. n. And in the priticipal other cities, ‘Trial lesso .__ New terms begin now. Free Lectures in French on Lamartine, spy rnaenraay, April 2, ‘At 2 dclock, By Vrot. Le HUkuEuT, Vice principal of Washington, ‘ap! XY PRS ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1424 N 81 has reopened her School of Elocution and Dr Matic Art; alco private class in English branches with aps-1m* teuchers for French aud Mathematics. [ASERUCTION IN LATIN, (Gt matics and Engilah, by Prof. Gil Service Examiner. Applicants for ex prepared. Apply for circulars und informatio dust. nw. ap1-31 TPHE NEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES is now forming new classes iu French, German ndSpanish. Apply to priucipal, L. DUMAINE, 940, Toth st. mw. m30-1m* SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COK. 9TH and D sts. n.w. Spring sewions. A practica! busi- wees education that qualiies young men und wowen to support themselves and successfully perform the active duties of life, ‘Thorough instruction given in Rupld Writing, the English language, Correspon- . Rapid Calculations, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Commercial Law, Political Economy, Ste- noxraphy and ‘Type Writing. | Open day and evening. A full corps of teachers. “ Illustrated circular sent free on application. HENRY _C. SPENCER, Prin cipal, MUS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal, mi MADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SING. Ing after tne true Italian method; Classic and ‘Modern Music; good German, French und Italian by ‘Unsurpassed methods. 1215'G st. n.w. wh2y WRENCH LESSONS, THE QUICKEST, EASIEST tnd the best known syatem, Prot Hi LARLOQUE, from Paris. Sorbonne University. ATHEN. oF FRENCH LANGUAGE. 13141 E.SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO «and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention io he- hers, ag well as those wishing to be quaiticd for rloumers und Readers. ‘Terms easy. 12th st a Ww. aps-eoldm® 'CHOOL OF PRONOGRAPIY. SCHOOL OF TYPIAWRITING. SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL GF §OOK-KEEPING All Shorthand Books and Supplies. All Writing Machines and Supplies. nie’ O24 Mt STREET N.W. PAYATE LESSONS IN BOOKKEEPING, Mathematics, Penmanship, in all English Branches. ‘Terms moderate. “Apply to CF. WOOD, 27 bth at ne. mbl-2m pos FRENCH CLASSIS FOR BEGIN- ners and advanced pups now forming at 1014 17th st., between K and 1 sts. Also, morning and aflerneoa claimes for adulte “and children. Call at ‘isian pronunciation itlcal ay amore 'ATORY OF MUSI St. Cloud building, cor. 9th and F n.w. eo ‘Seven teenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, oe. Eres ‘sdvantagea 0. & BULLARD, Director, 2-40 M33 DP LEAVITT OF BOSTON, GRap- uate and certified examiner of the New Eugiasg Conservatory, “Fiano technique, ‘and ‘Volce culture. 1042 10th st nw. RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF study; to adults confidential: for college, ‘apa West Point, all exam! IVY INSTITUTE, sw. corner Sth and Kate nw, Evening Classes, $3 and $0 smoath ™™ 425 HOTELS. orx Hors: ‘This popular hotel tis been completely renovated ad Hod rooms added, making its Dreseut sapaaty ave mundred| Conducted on both thea merican and. nplans Restaurant of Superior Excellence Su) febitain cane: Price of rooms, wi boar from aplistanhaa-sot Te CRANGTOR: SERLEI 8 Shaper 8 Hat L no oPTTr a sikh dd MILWAUKEE LAGER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT ‘For sale by Dealers generally, or by the Ageat, taM'L © PALMER ‘1224 29th Bureet Northwest, ‘Telephone. 454 i 25 J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agt.. ‘728 7TH ST. N.W. W. H. Houghton & Co's line of h are entirely new, at lowest ‘possible ‘Also a line of dtr Carrhae raw Mattings Silp Covers out and made at lowest rates, W. H. HOUGHTON & co, ap15-1m 1214 F st nw. Tar Roowsar DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR + MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD IN ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE. IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE, AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, ‘No. 1020 Seventh street northwest, pla Sole Agents for the District, Varor Sroves ‘We have just received acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, single generators, &c. Be sure to call und inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE BO=S COFFEE POT. W. 8 JENKS & 00, ‘717 7th st. nw, P. Hassox Hiss & Co SPRING LINE ov WALL PAPERS mb27 FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASS FABRICS, FURNITURE, CARPETS oclOm 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. Goon News FROM Goow News GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE} iin need of FURNITUR! and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, sno one need be without a well-furnished home Lecause they have not got the cash to spare, We are determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR Casi And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store In the United States. Come and see the largest and most yaried stock to se- ect trom, Come afer you have posted yourselves on prices and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con vinced that what we say are facts and no humbug. We repeat, come aud make your own terms—at 80 GROGAN'S. Joust Recerven, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES, BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS. which we are selling at $29.75. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT COST PRICES, W. H. HOEKE, ‘801 Market Space. 308 and 310 Sth stn. ATTORNEYS. PBELL NGTON, ATTORNEY-AT iLaw. Practloss nail the Courts “ofen a00 Lou We. (Burbour Law Building.) Residence, 1538 ‘oth st. naw. ‘apsém . . MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, IN, eM HecnE aE Suton Law Bauaing, 472 Louisigua avenie —_ ns Residence. 818 T #. n.w. FFICE OF W. W. LAMB, M.D... i240 HANOVER St. PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1834 MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, ‘SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT U.S.OF A., 820 RACE ST., PHILADELPHTA. I HAVE USED JOHANN HOPF'S REA nacr YOK THe PASE FIVE Yeans MY PIUVAIE PRACTICE, AND HAVE ‘AND IN Cas! ND ALSO IN LI ON WAS DAWN BY TION IN. ‘CUS'OM-HOUSE SATISFACTO- Y FOR T! PABST FIVE Y! ¥ bees ee et LLY, CHIEF DRUG iaspecton 8, RT BEWARE TTATION. NONE GENUINE WirHour Qin SIGNATURE OF SJOHANE HOFF” AND “MORITZ KISNKK” ON THE NECK OF EVERY BOTTLE, fe26 ths w Davyxzrnnss, oR LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. CARPETS, STOVES | 'ARGE EASTER CROSS ON EXHIBITION. atHENRY @ LANCASTENS, O20 Hane her [Ogg Fg eG ines Wholesale to aplasia eee ee EeTEATIN Akt PRINTS POR EASTER. Dainty Gift Books with patnted or iiuminated covers, Raster Bells, ‘Hasler Messengers, ahd many other ere " © G PURSELI. _apl0 8 on saw. Exsrer_ Garenne. EASTERCARDS. EASTER NOVELTIES A splendid assortment of Easter Goods now ready. Prayer Beoks and Hymnals, Lenten Books and all goods sultable for the Easter Holidays, Call and examine the display at JOHN C PARKER'S 29 G17 and 619 7th at. nw. I am now prepared to show my customers the largest assortment of EASTER GOODS Thave ever offered, including Easter Cards, Books and Novelties, Lenten Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, ‘Hymnals and Books of Devotion W. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania Ave. Nes Buea NOT BELOW COST; but really 7. beautiful, ar tlatie and cheap. at the Circulating Library, 1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mb31. Mra. Lacy 1. Hunter. Easrer Carns Axp Noveures Now ready a very compicte and attractive display of CARDS and NOVELTILS for Banter. Now is the time, while the stock is. fresh, to make selections. ‘Choice Litte Rooks in neat styles of bindlngs. Prayers and Hymuals in every variety of binding. Family aud Pocket Bibles Books of Devotion, ‘Books for Sunday School Libraries AM. BALLANTY Nk & SON, ap2 FAMILY SUPPLIES. Sugar ‘Cured Mame ile. Green c ‘am i Tam Stk, worth One. ‘nite Pencl Gc.” Worth SO Butter, “0c. Ib. B Lb. Bird Seed, 250. Honey, 5c. gal. INDIA ThA CO. 443 7th ad guarantond, ot FINANCIAL. GED. Provisions AND on HARRY © TOWERS & CO, BROKERS. Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to ‘Boards of Trade of Chicago, New York and other Jarge markets—for cash or on margin. mb2¢-1m_ 1423 F STREET. Pames & Worry, STOCK BROKERS 64 Broadway, — } x SEOFiAh avcine,} New Yor 889 15th street (Corcoran ituilding), Wasnington, PRIVAIE SAUCK TELEGRAPH WiKi BETWEEN. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WASAINGTO: CNA Woiuk boston, aa ENKMAL PARTNERS. James WeiTecy H. Ckvcke OakLex, Mayxarn © Eyiae eNRY H. Donor, Washington, D.C. Wits KK Traviins, Special Partuer, Buy and seli on commission ‘ali classes of Railway H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Qhotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re garding the markets: reocived throvgh Etanuiyr direct from the New York toc 4 lorders executed and reported prompuly. mhz? 2s" SEVENTH STREET, _PROFESSIO (ORs ac en Boos: Booxs: Booxs: JOM Daly walk on cary fet, tn open alr ad sun AT cost. ahiine, teat promote Reale T desire to close out at cust ALL BOOKS ON MY shelves to make room for my increasing. trade in FINE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. This gives an opportunity for book busers to piace in their libraries a fine collection of and miscelia- neous works. Don't miss itit fited. Any book or books want ordered and @ liberal prices £24 you Want to be bene- hot in stock will be discount made from the retail G. A. WHITAKER, 1205 Pennsylvania ave. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Thousands that visit Di. -W! 6 Pennsylvania ave., Was? Baltimore, for n of Corns,” Bi a ailments.’ 40th year of practice. $1 a sittany N Sey be pleased 02m G. L. WILD & BRO., 709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1964. special attention to tang apd repating. Xow 6 eee a ey, T Awe es OF BECO: 4 SQUARE, GRAND end UPRIGHT D-ITAND ANOS, joing nearly new: all fully, warranted, of all inakes ‘or gale from. er MoH. WR MEM ZERort & co, 10-1 ave, 2d door from oth st ALLET & DAVIN’ PIANOS. NEWSTYLESOF ‘these Celebrated Pianos just received. All donble grate and new reveating acon. Low prices, ‘busy | ‘Terms. Buy now. Burgains to close by 1oth June. H. L. SUMNER In charge, 8U 9th st. nw. aplo. er Bros, FISCHER, ESTEY, PIANOS ESTEY ORGANS, Sold on easy installments, rented, old Instruments taken in exchange, tuning uud repairing. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Gurvis Butler in charge), General Managers, 034 F st. n.w., Washington, 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore. apo-1m. J F_ ELLIS € 60, ‘937 Peunsylvauia ave, near 10th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. at moderate prices and on easy terms. Sheet Music, Music Books aud. Alusicall Instruments of al kinds. ‘Call aud see our stock before purchasing, ‘Felephone No 15. We close at six pm PIANOS and ORGANS tor rent or mos JOHN F. ELLIS £C0., mo-3m 937 Pennsylvania ave., near 10thst. V GEOR, BECKER. PIANO SALE AND RENT WAREROOMS, 801 OTH ST. N. W. ~ Plane and Oras hese pad Babelstng af Se iT Se KK REAUER AND G2 PEAR Pinnow Burdett Organs “The Dread ct Tensonableprice Pianos. tent, tuning, pair, at G1, KUMN'S, 407 101 st uw KOK NNN A BBB EER RK NNN Ag RUB E Rc NN Ak BE RE Kok NNN 2° Bep ep N Piano Forres UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN: SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS 4T ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT. WAL KNABE & CO, WAREROOMS Paltimore—204-206 W. Baltimore Street, New York—112 Fifth Avenue, WASHINGTON-—817 Market Space. Exxrrsox Piaxos; ‘OVER 38.000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly firt-cssand reliable planowtamediam price. Piauus and” Organe exchauped, repaired, taped, exchanged, repaired, tune boxed, apd for reat, Tent applted Ie pepchmosd Heat dud must complete asvurument’ of Se. music ia the ext HENRY EBERBACH, O15 F street. m29_ Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Co. SEWING MACHINES, &c. Y AMERICAN Jy used ia this city tha: th Ismore extensively used in than any other, It runs perfectly smooth and noiseless Simplicity and durability of the highest degres: “so hles thread. “No spiral spi o cog-wheels Elegan atluchineuts to do tle must beautiful fancy work.” Its Selfthreading shuttle holds more thread than any Other. A cild can learn to operate on the No. 7 1a five minutes. Call af office and see indorsements of Qver 2,000 Washington people now Using the Silent ‘New Ainerican No. 7, inch ‘tallors, dressmakers ‘and mechanical ex peris. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and Hsts., Sole Agents D. C. New Automatic, New Domestic, New singer and other standard machines at bottom prices: | Ne drum. iners. “Repairing in all its branches, Ment (all makes), $1 per week or gi per mouth. ‘ap2 AL CARTHY, a lady possessed with the power of Teading the past, preseut und directing the future in all business -affiirs, 18 at the St Charles, ad st. and | Peunsylvana ave. M35 Ross THE CLAIRVOYANT AVA and Astrol gist, ‘has been consulted on Business, Love and Matrimony for 24 years im this trouble cull, satisfaction guarsuteed. Office hours, ani. to8 pan. Fee Ove aud gl. $12 First stS.J6, tol Tu Pee S ns EAFNESS. 7S CAUSES AND CUPE, BYONE ho Was deaf twenty-eight years, — Treated by. ost of the noted specialists of the day with no b fit Cured himself’ in three moutus, hundreds of others by and success home treatment Address f23-tu,thsl2w T.S.PAGE. 128 East uth st.N.¥ City, DILES—DR_ MUHLEMAN CURES PILES By | direct treatment, without the use of kulfe, caustic | sume process. PSOF ‘All business confidential. Ladies andgen- ents exch, 405 1. street, belween 4tb aud, Bil streets noi _MEDICAL, &. R. LEON, THE OLDEST AND | oniy reliable Ladies’ Phys ‘city, can | Leconsulted dally, 464.C'st., bet. 4 and sth sis Correspondence "an issirictly contidential. Separate rooms f. ealways open, ADIES Ki ‘experie! Mrs. Dr. tween Band Csts. ie. Kemedie MAS HOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE AVM or two of Dx, BEOTHERS' Luvigorating Cor digi, Will cure any case of nervous debility and loss of berve power. It imparts vigor 10 the whole sve | ‘aploims | STABLISHED ANI ‘can be consulted dally > Ft st. aw. Ulliee hours from, 2109 pan. with Ladies on aplos7 EAD AND BE WIS) LERS, 906 B Sts W., appeared before me and made oath Caat he isthe Oldest ‘Fstabilshed Fexpert Specialist in ths | City, and will guurantee a cure in ull cases of private | Giseace of men aud furnish wecielte, or ultation and advice free at xny hour dur Sobscrived ‘and sworn. belore BUOTHENS. SAMUEL C. MILLS, a Notary Public | {in and for the Ly oF C., thls 34 day of July, 1553, <4 shyuld consult Tith st, be: piety tem. 906 Bst. aw. ME. DE FOREST. Lon reliable Ladies’ oR. BLO YROYAL PILIS, - isk The. original and” only gen your Druggist for “Chichester’s English,” take no Sted, oF inclove de. (stamps) wo us tor particusars by Fetarn {ual Chichester Chea. Co, Philadelphia Soid'by Drugamsts everywhere” jxzivmths JRREE TO, NES WHO SCFM ‘vous Debility, Le A free trial jackaze of the’ Marston Bolus, tog with seuled treatise and testimonials, Will be seut on Teceipt of 10 cents in stamps. aL ¥ 00. SF D ‘ mh25,c0-3m 46 West 14th st. New York. 7) bobv's NERVINE, A PERMANENT Jiare tor Nervous and P Soid at STAN ner Oth and Fs ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Exectrro LIANCES. We will send of) thirty days’ trial,to. Young of old, who ure sui from Nervous iy, Lost Vitality, and those hinture Festiting from ubuses and oUier causes. Speedy relief and complete restoratio! ealth, vigor aud manhood guaranteed. Send at once tor’ Ulastrated | Pampliet, tree Address VOLTAIC BELT Co., Mar- shall, Mici wien days, aud never returns, No purge, no (Wory. Sufferers will learn ol usimpie y addressing C.J. MASON, 78 Nassaust. mtiz-00.8m R, MOTTS FRENCH POWDERS CUR Urinary Diseases in 48 hours, Nervous Debi Banque | ta NT ag a | B* LTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, pore TRANSPORTATION LINK ‘THE STEAMER SUK, Cart. W. C. Gmoommeeay, as her trips beween Wash iingon and Raith Tent ing 3 on's wharf. foot 11h su. every 4pm. aud Baltimore every FRIDAY. at opm ‘ : Besar tanainn. Prag cwtved on man oe xno & na, 22m and ti st. where, JORPOLK, FORTRESS OF AND THR aN South.— Take the Safe and Commodiow. Steamer JANE MOSELEY, which ‘leaves Gth street whart Washington, every T Matiirday at'5:50 p.m. Slopping at ferurnint ae jou POTOMAC KIVER LANDI NEW TRON STEAMER “WAKEPY Leaves Tthetreet_ wharf on MONDAYS, DAYS and Sart ¥ TUBSDAYS, FRI Ang at Kiver Land oman, Va St ‘Connects with 1 & ©. W. RIDLE rTP Forro: THLE POPULAR ROUTE U.S. Mail Steamer GhOKG! MUNDAYS, W2UATSDANS ANI Lr ‘ais Hay an A Rat Shhephers JON 1. KARY, PREUAYS, a Knox's express, $03 Pe from hotels ard private e Tor further mformation ingatre at + Th st. wharf, 3%. sexi D'RET AE, YORK ERS JOM Pier 41, Fast Mm. Oui st. whari, MORNING, “Freight at lowes: Fat MT VERNON! ar, VERNont STFAMER WW. CORCORAN Be'Vornon ot 90 glock “nea wetbrming nce Vernon at 10 ovlook “a. "me return! Washington about 3:30 p.m, tee LL. PEAK, Captain, weld STEAMERS. NARD LINE O* NOTICE, LANE ROUTE. NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUE From Pier No. 40, NR, New Yor FAST EXPRISS MATE SEI Td ont HIGHT STE AN ae MEMS, AWC! 10 O00 a, ae, aturday, April 1744) » lay, April 24080 4. a sty» May 100 a Thursday, April 15, May 20, Sails Thuredas May Sails Thurstay, June Gat malis Thursday, May 6, June PAVONIA... Sails Thursday, May 13. June 1 Cabin, 860, 880 and $100; internicdiain, $3 Steeraige tickets to and fron all part of Purope at very low rates.” Bor treighi or passnee apply to VERNON 1. BROWN «Co. 4 Howling Green, New York: orto CUNARD STEAMSIFIP Co rid O State aiteet Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & « G05 7th street, Washington, ATLANTIC AND WPST INDIA LINK British and French West India Islands, &a 8S BARRACOUTA, sailing 17th April, SS. MORNCA, sailing April. ing a day or more at St, Kitts, Antiguo. nique, Barbados, Demerara, Trinidad, Geena ' ela, Duper passenger accommodation, exeelieut culsive, smoking room, bath rooms, « ly to apo LEAYCRAPT & CO. se19-s.tu.th.om 140 Pearl st New Vor. AL TRANSATLANTIC COM EN New Youu er, No. 42 North, ta, Padel, Wednesday, Aj or Porler @ St Germain, pri 24, 1. p.m. Weduendiy. April 22, fer, Wednesday, April 25. 1 p.m. St Laurent, de Jousselin, Wecurnday, May 3,0 Checks gavanie on night, ins ransatiantique of Paris No'G Howling Coreen, New Yes OG. Agents for the District of Pennsylvania av Washington, D.G RAILROADS. RIE GREAT ENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO TRE NOKTH WEST AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY STEEL RAILS.” MAGNI PQUIPMENT | IN EPFL T AL asst ‘Trains leave Washington 1, corner of 6th ‘aud 1st For Pittsburg and the Wes Of Palace Sleeping Cars at va Line, 9:50 A.M. dally to cine. with I Cars from Harrisburg to Ciueinnat and Hotel Car to St. Louis; daily except saturday to Chicago, with wWeping Car Alona Chicas ‘Chachanatt Pocpprens, at ug Cars: Waskiryton at Harrisburg with Western Pajress, with, Sleepers for Loulsvilie and st. louis, 000 PM. daily, for Pittsiurg throught Sleeper’ Harrisburg to ‘OTOMA® RATLROAD. pester. Buftalo. Niazara, For Williamsport, Lock A.M. For. M. "Limited Lapress of care 9:40 A. M..and 3:50 P. M. daily, except ~unday For Boston hange, 2:00 P! Mevery day ‘all tirouglt rk CRY, and 11:00" A.M, 11:20 PM. “Gn Sh 6:00, 10:00, and 11:20 PF 407A. BM, and 32001. M |, 9:50, 11200 A. 710, Simday” ton, 0:54 20, 6200, 7-10, 1000, am wek Line, 7:15 A.M. and 4:40 P.M. daily, ‘Sunday Fab A.M. at 8:00 and 10:10 A.M Mand 12:10 niglat Tickets uid information ut the ofice, n ner of 13th sirect And Penstivauin. wvenve the station, where orders can be left for the cherelng Of baggage te destination from hotels aud residences Citas. EPOGHL 3. i. Woo. cS pT neral Manager. General Passenver O10 RAILROA DAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1885, otiee Schedulein effect SU until turchcr Organic Weakness caused by. indiscretion, Poison Diseeses of Ilood, allecting Throat, Nose’ and sk Soldat STAN vi FORD'S, St Cloud Pharm: Fats. Price, $3. Sent by mail sealed. mbi HAS NEVER Bi Dr. BROTHERS ising Ladies’ Physician in thiscity. coutidently consult DR. BROTHERS, 006 Is st a.w. Particular attention paid to all disease: peculiar to | ladies, married oF single All mi 7-1m* x z ADIES. CONSULTING MME. DR. DIMERES, Tegular graduate from Paris, France, will receive experienced Skillful confidential treatment. 67 west | Both st.. New York, between Oth and 6tu avenues, aos" Taulies, you can Kug Or Au ‘The Light Running Silent New Home Sewing Machine, the latest, simplest, easiest operated, best made and most clegagtly oraamented of | apy machine. We solielt’ a call from one and all to examine this machine and” see the ‘wide range of Work that can be produced. We will send one to your house for trial free of charge. & OPPENBEIMER & BRO, 528 Oth street n.w., St. Cloud Bnilaing. All kinds of machines rented and repaired. ap HE SILENT WHITE 18 THE BEST AND "Tino Complete Sewing Machine: has more points that benefit the operator Wis light, fat aud ‘yuhet Winds its own bobbins! pula om its own belt! Flucst Cabinet work! lock stite” ‘The White Automaiic isa Singie Uiread machine, at prices you can afford. Also New Houneholds, $10 tess than ‘itidnds ‘machi rent a Si. F. MCKENNEY, 3. B. RICHMOND, Manager. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. hye oned a cou T's SUM! UNDERWEA! ng. of French Gauze asd Sum- # ‘The latest style lowest, the large 2 SLoenY Ss 1a Fane, Bia and Fancy nt Gnder, $U. Shirts to pth DENTISTRY. AMUEL I. SCOTT, D.D.& Fineen, ‘pertes itistry. Office, 1207 Exc nies Teaiertion of the Start Qt 200 Gialts! Gold ding guaranteed for five yeurw ap KR. STARR PARSONA, COR 9TH AND EN.W. extracting. ‘aumsthetic, used the Tums, sllcvuntes pein ot extracting Gasgiven “apis 8,7, ML TALBOTT, DENTIBT, 437 7TH ST. warranted. dank THE TRADES. - W FO MAES WABEEOON, ‘Book 420 and 422 11tb st mi UNDERTAKERS. —__ FAMES BELLEW. ay FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Corner New Jersey ave. and G st. i.w. Telephone cal 3. a Potcuarns cain, 3 FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, st Everything strictly First-class and oa ewsouable Lerius ‘an “JOSEPH GAWLER. FURNISHING UNDER Orakei Aad Pitdctical: Gaia tari ¥7 yivauia wy ‘Nerythuny brstelass i W. BARKER, NDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, Graduate of 1884 Class of the Cincininatt School <0 ‘Embalming C.M. Lukens, M.D., Principat J. 1. Giark, Demonstrator: G12 1ich street northwest Telephone call 947-4. co Me Wines SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONTO. PERFECTS DIGESTION Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitation, None genuine without the signature ot EISNER & MENDELSON, Sole Agentstor the Usa hile, Ha uw. ‘Terms moderate and [elepuione call 202-12 suyzh 02s FOR SALEBY . Scye Evens resumen, De & Evans, aroour & Hamilton, tor, ts tiade expressly for the cure of derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of ted Expres Pittsburg at ing tn 3 St Louls 6:30 p.m, No extra fure is charged ov tule train for fast time. For Pittsburg ‘at 9: 10 Pi pts, fon Suiting. 8a For Way stations between Washington and Malti- Bore, 5:00. “640, 830 Rane PAO. pean, SHO Aa, W) p.in. On Sowdays titan 12s, 3250.44:40, 4-00 and 21-00 pau. Por station. ow Ae iropolttan’ Hirunch, + dally, except’ Nunday, and 3:3 for pri m: daliy: on Sunda: Ton, Buguton and Val cept Sunday. Por fa points, #20 ame, 12330 and 1120 Koindaj. For iedorick, Gully except Surin "For Hagerstown id Winchester ma, and O31 pain. daily, except Su ‘fraus wrelve Srou the West dat'y, 6:10, 720m, 1:30. 6:30 and 10:30 p.tn.. (New Orleaus Express) From Annapotis s2¥0) in. and 1:50 and 6:25 b.thy excent oF. ‘Ohio Ticket Oftice— Washi Pennsylvania avenue, corner of L4ui street. where orders will be Laken for baggage to be checked aud Tecelved al Any polbt in the city. B VUNHAL cK Jall "Gen, Manager, Baltimore, a W saucer: O10 AND WESTERN Kall woad. On and afer NOVEMBER 161m, 1855, trains will, eave from and arrivest ii aud F-Oth and 1: mreos Fiation gs follows ‘eave Wasingion at 9:00 a rivea! Leesburg: 2 Round Milt at 14% am. and, eave Round Hil S351 ann. and 1-26 p.m pass Levee berg diam and 2.0% pans nani wetiveat Nesting tonat sida, and 4:10 pons, ‘The train arriving ut Washington at #35 a.m. ang that Jenving Washington ‘nt 245, pam, are dal ‘other trains are duily except Sunday. 1 points Monthly and Commutation Kater to 911 pol Teeturning, - ee