Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1886, Page 6

LAYING THE CORNER STONE. Jefferson Davis Makes Another Speech. JUSTIFYING THE SOUTH AND INCIDENTALLY PRAISING GEN. GRANT. A great throng witnessed the laying of the corner stone of the confederate monument by Jefferson Davis, at Montgomery, Ala., yester- day. The weather was five. The foundation ofthe monument Is thirty-five fect square. The corner stone bore in raised letters the inserip- tion, “Corner stone laid by ex-Prestdent Jeffer- son Davis, April 29, 1886.” In the procession ‘Mr. Davis was in a carriage drawn by four white horses, each led by a negro in livery. The next carriage contained Gen. and Mrs, Gordon, hhis daughter and Mrs. Clement C. Clay, and was surrounded by survivors of the 6th Ala- bama and other confederate veterans. The pro- cession Was preceded by a cavairy and artillery escort, and was farther made up of other local milttary, the uniformed rank Knights of Py- thias, grand commanders of Knights Templar and Masonic bodies. Ex-Gov. Watts opened the exercises at the monument by requesting Rev. Mr. Andrews to pray. The ex-governor, who was attorney gen eral ‘in the confederate cabinet. then intro- juced Mr. Davis ina brief speech. ‘The scene as Mr. Davis arose and grasped the hand of his old attorney general was very affecting. It was gome moments before be could proceed. Mr. Davis opened with an allusion to the tormer relations between them, and said: “Thus it was When we met the other might, after years. of separation. Some people in the rooin gave a sardonic smile to see two old weather-beaten Men embrace; but our hearts were young, though our heads ‘vere old. Associated here with so many memories, thrilling and tende Thave felt that it were dangerous for me to at tempt to speak to you as my heart would prompt me. Not that am always treasuring Up bitterness against anyone, but I am over- flowing with love and admiration for our Beloved people. (Long applause.) To avol therefore, anything which might be promp' by the fuliness of my heart, for I believe Iam ease-hardened in that condition of nov-cit- izenship which leaves me very little to fear {applause for the | Purpose, of guarding others rather than myself I have prepare some notes that I might read which would not contain anything that would be constructive or hurtful. | [Voices, “Go on; say what you please. Youarein the house of your friends.”] My frien ners in joy and in sorrow, in trials and suffering, I have come to join you in the ‘Pertormance of a sacred task; to lay the founda- tion of a monument at the cradle of the con- federate government, which shail commemo- Yate the gallant sons of Alabama who died for their country, who gave their lives, a free-will offering, in defense of the rights of their sires won in the war of the revolution and the state sovereignty, freedom and independence, which ‘was left us as an inheritance to their posterity forever. These rights the compact of union was formed, not ta destroy, but the better to pre- serve and perpetuate." Who so denies this ca not have attentively read the articles of confec ¢ration or the constitution of the United States. The latter was tormed and designed the better tw effect the purpose of the first.” ‘He paid a glowing tribute to Gen. Gordon and also to Lee, and incidentally, in alluding to the surrender of Lee to Grant, applauded the latter tor bis manly conduct at that time. “It may be proper to state,” continued Mr. Davis, “that we have no desire to teed the fires of sectional hate, while we do not seek to avoid whatever Fesponsibility attaches to the belief in the Hebteousness of our cause and the virtue of those who risked their lives to defend it. Re- vVenge is not the sentiment of a chivalrous peo- ple and the apothegm that SS is more ‘eusily to the injured than to those who inflict never had @ more powertul illus- an bas ‘cocoon the in the present attitude of the two sections towards one another.” The speaker thought that ali privileges and benefits should bave a ee Et. a had preexisted. not been done, yet the le had faithfully kept their resumed obligations as citizens. He declared that the rebellion was not revo lution, because sovereign states cannot rebel. He coutinued: “The successful party always hoid the defeated responsible for the war, but when — shall bave subsided and reason shall ve resumed her dominion it must be decided ‘that the general government had no constitu- power to coerce # state, and that a state hhad the right to repel invasion.” Mr. Davis urged the people of Alabama to perform all their duties as citizens, now that the state had Yesumed her place in the Union, and concluded Ry catogtxing the women of the south. ‘he corner-stone was then laid with Masonic honors, after which Mr. Davis and Gen. Gordon received the veterans in the governor's room 4m the capitol. After dinner they joined the Ladies’ Military Memorial association in a cession to the cemetery, where the soldiers’ graves were decorated. ‘The Indiguation Meeting at Albany. The call for the mass meeting held at Albany, N. Y,, last night, invited all who fought and all who sympathized with those who fought for the preservation of the Union to unite “in de- Bunciation of the resurrection of Jeft Davis from the oblivion to which a loyal and patriotic people had consigned him. We invite them to t nay —— the glorification of disloyal and men, the revival of sentiments re- Sey to those who fought tor the Union, ab- yt to the loyal north, and ae to the subjugated south.” ‘The call was signed by Gen. A. Barnum. Speaker Husted, of the assembly, was made chairman of the meetin; im the evening. In his speech Gen. Huste: said, as Albany was one of the first cities to send troops to the front, “so it is the first to de- mounce @ renewal of the principles on which cae dteoe Senwe fought in 1861, Jefferson Davis lared war. Isay what I mean. The people of the south made no deciaration. It was made by the areb-conspirator of them all, seconded by the Senators wno followed him’ from the Capitol. ‘The people of the south were dn goonea. The war was begun, continued, and we su] it was ended when Robert E. Lee bre reamerted: and the loyal citizen Br SIGE are ant yal citizens of Albany meet here to-night to declare a renewal of aflal Telations and loyalty.” “TREASON IS ODIOUS.” Gen. Barnum introduced a resolution de- claring “That treason {s odious; that the Union of the United States of America and the liberty which the American principle of carwaed pts ernment illustrates, is worth the all ral citizens of our beloved country.” ipeeches were also made by Hon, John Ra- nies, Assemblyman Van Alien and Senator THE EVENING STAR: TOP THAT COUGH BY THE USE OF AYER'S Cherry Pectoral—the best specific ever known for All diseases of the throat and lungs. 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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CASSIMERE PANTA- LOONS, FROM $3 TO 39, EXTENSIVE LINE OF CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. from 4 to 14 years, SHORT PANTS SUITS. NOAH WALKER & co, p23. 625 Pennsylvania avenue Pesrzorion In CANDLES FOR PARTIES, BALLS, PARLORS, DINING AND READING ROOMS. ‘THE PERFECTION PERFORATED AND SELF-WASTE CONSUMING CANDLES ARE THE BEST MANUFACTURED. ‘No More Greasy Candelabrums, No More Soiling Table Covers, No More Dripping on Carpets. No Offensive Odor. Have Extra Quality Prepared Wick ‘Will Stand Heat and Draught. Are Pure White Color. Coggeshall, At the conclusion of the meeting the crowd sang “We'll hang Jeff. Davis on & sour apple tree. ‘The London ‘Daily Telegraph, referring to the demonstration at Montgomery, says: “We think it would be better if Mr. Davis ‘sl 2 the past to sleep as Lve and Benjamin did. Caught the Spirit. A MATERIALIZING SEANCE RUDELY INTER UPTED BY AN UNBELIEVER. A telegram to the N. Y. Herald trom Boston, April 28th, says: Mrs. Beasie Huston bas for Some time been doing avery profitable busi- ness at her Tremont street residence by calling up the spirits of the dear departed and furnisie ing them with temporary bodies, by means of which they could make themselves manitest to Living friends, Bat her business is probably at ane _Last night Mrs. Huston went to Manchester, NHL, aud gave @ seance, the eighth in what had been @ very successful course in the city, ‘This time, however, the audience included some of the best known residents of the city. Some five or six forms had appeared, amoug the number the daughter of one gentleman whe thought he recognized his dead girl and ex. changed Kisses with her. Finally a “spirit” came toagentieman who made up the party, and the latter, acting in accordance with & pre. conterted plad, seized the outstretched hand, threw his arms around her body and bore het ‘the floor. The body was that of Mrs, Huston, Who screamed wildly. Her husband pulled out @ billy and jed to apply it vigorously to the head of her captor. In the meantime the gas bad been lighted and Mr. Huston was soon seized and the billy taken trom him. The lighting of the gas reveaied Mrs. Huston stretebed upon the t, Where She was held. by the gentleman who had trapped her. She Was dressed in a sleeveless white ent and ‘Wore a white veil over her head. Phe exposure Was complete and overwhelming. The woman was allowed tw return tothe cabinet, where she clothed herself in her ordinary costume. It is supposed Mr. and Mrs. Huston took a south ward nd freight train at an early hour this ruing. ‘The veil taken from Mrs. Huston’s head was divided up among the ty as mementoes of the oceasion. The gentleman who led in the choster, and he has te billy wide wer ereeeee ater, and he thy witch was wr ed trom Mr. Huston, Ad perry Graxt Memontan STupEsts REBEL—The students ot Grant Memorial Uni- versity at Athens, Tenn., asked for a holiday on to cotumem@drate Grant's birthday. ‘The faculty refused the holiday, and all. the students, except eleven, refused to attend col- lege exercises. Wednesday morning they ro- sumed work. Several students will be sus pended and others heavily demerited. Onecon REPUBLICAN NoMINATIONS.—The Oregon republican state convention nominated Binger Hermann, the present incumbent, for Congress by a unanimous vote; Thomas K. Cor NIVERSITY nelius, of Washington count ve dope Waldo, of ‘Portland, fof supreme court judge, an ome W. MeHride, jam! county, for secretary of state. — Tux. 0 Doxocuve Dexouncus Howe Ruiz — The. Donoghue publishes letter, in denounces “Afr.” Gladstone's lagidiow aoe Bowals, w uich, if sdopted. 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ERSON'S PLAIN AND NOVELTIES IN “AND TUPTED SQOTCIL ZEPHY RS. NOVELTIES IN INDLA CUIMKLES, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN, FIGURED, STRIPED AND SIDE BAND. FRENCH SA° TEENS. MADE TO My EXPRESS ORDER BY GOS, ROMAN, MAROZEAN & CO. LIGHT W PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH ESS TEXT NOVELTI“S IN PRINTED CHALLIS DELAINES NEW ELAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS, at 1, $1.25, 81.50 and $1.75. “GU HA GUOD VALUES” IN SURAHS, RHA- DAMES AND GHOS GRAIN SILKS, at $1, 8125 ALG THE LATRST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES IN PARASULS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE Sita Dies. NEW SILK, LISLE. THREAD AND COTTON HO- SIERY "OH LAOLES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. aa PLALS FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY. Penn. Aveliue, Corner Dr sirect, @, Corte Established 1840, “aped Serie axp Seancen Darss Goons, AT 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 1m. showing one of the best lines of Novelty and je DRESS GOODS It has ever’ been iy pleasure since bere in business ge line of COMBINATION SUITINGS In all the new effects, $6 to $20 a patiern. HOMESPUNS in Plain and Mixtures, 60c. to $1.25. per yard, an elegant line. 36-inch TRICOTS in Plat id Mixtures—Special 5O cents. see = ETAMINES In all the new shades, only 6214¢. Latest Novelties in SATIN STRIPE PONGEE, NES, AMERICAN SATINES, 121g to 26c. NEW FRENCH GINGHAMS in Plain and Stripes, TUFTED ZEPHYRS—new lot just received. NEW BATISTE In Stripes and Figures. Another lot of CRINKLES in New Effects, Large assortment of PLAIN DRESS GOUDS, from 25c to tinest goods, WHITE GOODS in great variety. ‘Large stock of LINENS at attractive prices. Just opened Spring Styles in PARASOLS and COACHINGS, Full ines of SPRING HOSIERY and UNDER- WEAR, Ag” New goods arriving daily. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 P prise Dress Groop: ave Just opened a splendid line of Spri comprising Novelties in Wool Cloth Suithings tn all th ‘Spring Weight; India Linen: Mulls: Printed’ Linen Lawn Choice Coloriugs, ‘Satteen, 3 id Swiss. 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NN DU- PLOY AN: simplest, most rapid legible system in the worid. Clases forming. ‘Taltion by correspondence. Call for prospectus, 021 F st., W. ap2-lw? ‘aud most. HE, BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Washington, D. C., (723 14th st. n.wW.), ‘And in the principal other clises, ‘Trial lessons tree. New terms begin How. Free Lectures in German, At 2 o'clock, ‘Saturday, Muy 1st, By Prot. F. TOLLE, principal of Balumore,‘ap27 GHORTHAND AND PRACTICAL PENMAN. Sanip taught by a stenographer and protessor, iiftee years’ experience. Mondays, Weduesduys und F Eays, 6o-clock p.m The Columbian College Prepar~ atory School. 13385 H st. n.w. 200% MUR ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1424 N ST, has reopened her School of Elocution and Dra? matic Art: also private class in knglish branches with teachers for French and Mathematics. a) [eetrvction IN LATIN, GREEK, } 7m matics and English, by Prof F.A- SPRINGER, late Givil Service Examiner," Applicauis for examination Prepared. Apply for circulars and information 423 Bin'st apl-3in HE NEW SCHOOL OF MO’ AGES tg now forming new classes in French, German gmdSpanish. Apply to principal, L. DUMAINE, 930 18th msv-1m* IPE LLEGE, COR. ‘and D sts. n.w. Spring sessions. “A practical Bust hee education that qualifies young men and women to support themselves and. suecesstully perform the active duties of life. ‘Thorough instruction given ii Hania Writing, the. Faw Language, ‘Contempo deiice, “apld’ Calculations, Bookkeeping, ‘Business s.,cammorcial Law, Political ‘ovnomy, ster ography and Type Writing. Open day and evening, A'SIP compa of teachers. rilustrated elrguin® set free on application. HENRY. C SPENCE Prin cipal MAS. SARA A! SPENCER, Viee Prindipal SCHEEL, ORG4 NIST, TEACHEROF PIANO. nd VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be ners, a8 Well us those wishing 10 be quasified for ertormers und Termseagy. 734 12th ato. w. as upt-eol dint ADAME HOFFELDT, TEACHER OF SING- ing after the truc Italian method; Classic a jodern Muste; good German, French and Italian by ‘Busurpassed methods, 1210'G st. n.w. wb29 IRENCH LESSONS, THE QUICKEST, EASIEST ‘and the best known system, Prot. H. LARKOQUE, m Purls, Sorbonne University. ATHENEUM OF FRENCH LANGUAGE. 1314" ai, n.w, f2-4in* SH00g, OF PRONOGRAPHY. SCHOOL OF TYPE WRITING. an Writing Machin 1d St rr jee aud Supplies. ne O20 STRERT W.w. RIVATE LESSONS IN BOOKKE! Dg ey eg oe Branches. Terms moderate. Apply to C. F. ‘27 bth st. ne. tal 7m st., between K. ts. Al thernoon eines for adults and iildpen Cal ‘Parisian pronunciation, tical Srlgtoa M V- PRUD HOMMi fos ‘OF MUBIG, system, SW AEHERGTON, CONSERVATORY teenth year. Piano, Organ, Volex, Violin, Pluie, Corner, Gc. |, Free advantages." 0. BULLARD, Director. as IVENING FRENCH CLASSES R Bi f= al ce EE DE Bt. Cloud building, cor. 9th AMY LEAVITT OF , GRAD. nd ceruted ¢zaminer of the New Hoginnd Ton ee nw, Oe DaTmORY Sd voles as I nay, tgedula content ALL mp f oF a INSTITUTE, 2m, corner Kwanw Evening Classes, $8 and 90 amon ™™ 4.2 Mus Jour Corsox Sava In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year! “Fuel for s cooking Stove and two other fires, and lghts,would cost about $8 per month, provided OCXE ‘were used in cities,” 2, ap1é-2m ‘728 7TH ST. N.W. Pastis Wisuxe PAPERHANGINGS: wil be to nee W. H. Houghton & Co.’s line of Ww rs, which ate eutirely new, ati Douslble prices. “Also aie ef babies ae ‘Slip Covers cut and made at lowest rates, W. H. HOUGHTON & co, ap15-1m, 1214 F st. nw. Tar Rooway 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, aplé Sole Agents for the District, Varor Sroves ‘We have just recelved acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, allsizes and ail styles, Slugle generators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POT, W. & JENKS & 0, _mh27 717 7th st. nw. oo News Goon Nuws FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For all tn need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general, ais no one need be without a well-furnished home bevause they have not got the cash w spare, | We are determined to knock the bottom out of bigh prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS: AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR CaSH 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 lurgest und anost varied stock to se- lect from, Come after you have posted yourselves on prices ‘andterms 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 nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—ut 0 GROGAN'S. Joust Reczrven, A CAK 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, f18__ 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8th st. nw. a7 CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. “Ga ‘Tickets only $5. Shares in proportion. OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. We do certify that we supervise the arrange. monte for asthe Aoninty” and” Quarteriy, Drawings Fhe onisane State Lettery ‘Company. an tn Boe Son: manage tnd control the Brawings themselves and thatthe same are conducted with honcety, julrest, and tn good falth toward all parties, and we authorise the Gompany to use this certineate, with: facsimiles of our Signatures attached, in ts advertiseneia™ cOmmiaioner. We the undersigned Banks and Bankers wilt ex raion in he Louisiana State “Tosteried which may be presented at our counters, ‘J. H. OGLESBY, Pros, Lovisians National Bink, {n 1868 for twent jure for Educational and Ci ‘of $1,000,000—to pf He Se ee ince been pad a part oF the presbat State Cousiitatios aopted ember #0. A. D187. DID OPPORTUNITY GRAN TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1886, fonthiy Dra Do Nor Poncaasn Until You See The EMERSON PIAN. A thoroughly firsi<las" Instrai ‘0, vent at. dium price. "Over 41,000 now ia use. at prices from $10 to $150. Sold on smail monthly pay niente . ‘Largest amortment of Sc. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, Second hand Pianos and 2k 915 F street. TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF G 00 sa int THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Tt fawithout a donbt the most Beavtirut andthe most Norarriovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not containing as it aves all 1 ‘only the most perfect MII, the most improved Machin: ery invented up to the present time, but they produco a ‘UNSURPASSI E ty of this: su work ‘magniticent F ‘and eaten at the principal any millin the world. ‘To ply state that large Gat jour 1s shipped annually to /OFtS Of the old HOWEVER, Like everything else that bas gained renown, some Person or persons are trving to take advantage of the Feputation it has gained Brand. and attenpting by unitating tne Naiae and thereby to palm off an infe- rior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, Be sure and see to it that either sacks of hirrels read “CERES,” ‘and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS ‘attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. p23 WM. M.GALT & 00., ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. ct Ka SH & BACH PIAS G. L. WILD & 700 Seventhst. Special attention to tuning a! the time to ave Pianos renovat an ASSORTMENT 4 SQUARE, GHAND and UPR) Some tvarly new, all tuil For saie from $5 to, G. MET aplO-lm 908 Penn. w se Celebrated Pianos just agraffe and new repeatin ‘Terins Buy now. HH. L, SUMNER in eh if Decker ‘act Bros, os, Quality always the same and the best, Galiy's marvelonsself-play ing Instrument BRO, od repairing. ed. t Seoeived ofr | w. Established 1864 Now ts ‘ab20- OF SECONDHAND T PLANOS, Warranted, of all makes, Wes & DAVIS PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF the Alldvnbie Low prices. ass ‘close by 15th June. FISCHER, ESTEY, ESTEY ORGANS. PIANOS Sold on easy installments, rented. old Instruments taken In exchange, ing aud air) SANDERS € STAYMAN, Garvis Butier in charge), neral Managers, 934 F st n.w., Washington. apd-1m « 15 N. Charles st.. P ye Itimore, P ELLIS & 00, 937 Penusylvania ave, near 10th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. PIANCS and ORGANS tor rent oF sale ew al moderate prices anton eusy cerns ; net Mise Muse. hooks aid Musical FOS Instruments of aii kinds. ‘Call and see our stock before pr ‘Tclephone No 1S, We close at six p.m. JOHN F. EL 937 Pennsylvania ave., near 10th st _posa v ICTOR BECKER, 801 9TH ST. Piano and Organ Tuning and Mepairing urchasing, . W. LIS &CO., PIANO SALE AND RENT WAREROOMS, rtd Frov U 0) ‘There has been a big decline in Flonr, and Tam p pared to give the consumers the bene have just received two car louds of the finest MINN sora FORNIa Pat! FLOUR, $5.25, and a fi mh24 A. POOLE, Wholesale Grocer, 944 Louisiiua ave. aud YS of the decline, F LOUK that is made, at $6.25. Also the CALI- Vat 36. ‘The very best FAMILY RA FAMILY ats4.G0 Bit. HE SI ‘No. Iymore extensively used in It runs periectly smooth and and durability of the highest degree. No spiral springs. No cog-wive attachments to do the inost beautiful fancy Ww: thread. utes. Call at of New American No. 7,1 and mecuanleal experis. ma New Automatic, ‘Ne other standard machines at bottom pri per me mers. Repairing $1 per week or 000 Washington people now usin, ston. eop SEWING MACHINES, &e._ W AMERICAN this city than any other, noiseless. Simplicity fo bules to is Legs thread mn tO operate ou the N ice wud see indorsements of the Silent Ing tailors, dresumakers ‘C. AUERBACH, 4 IK sts., Sole Agents 1. C. ‘Domesiic, New Singer and No drum Its Drauches, tent (all makes), jonth, ‘apz Kuo Or Au. ‘The Light Running lent New Home Sewing Machine, the latest, simplest, easiest operated, best made and most elegantly machine. all to wide renge of Work th We solicit examine this oruamentel of any @ call from one and machine and sce the wat can be produced. We will send ose W your house for trial free of charge. & OPPE NEIMER & BRO, 528 9th street n.w., St Cloud Ballaing. All kinds of machines PPMie SILENT WHITE Is TH rented and rep BEST AND most complete Sewing Machine; has more points that benefit the operator itis light, fast: winds its own bobbins cablaet work: lock stit a Tgulets puts on its own bell! Finest 2 The White Automatic Isa single thread machine, at prices you can aifurd. Also New Households, $1 ‘of machines for sale or rent Mepuiring a specialty. J. F. MCKENNEY, 427 9th st. 0. J, B. RICHMOND, Manager. mhLs less than list price. “All kinds | speciaity. “Wore warrauted Tht CRAKAUER AND © D PEASE @ 00m JR Mince honiet “Organ The baie ae remmomublesprice Panos ent, tuningerel BY OF Palryat Goll RUN'S 407 10iu st ne 3 UNEQUALED IN TONE, SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HIAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR 2 RENT. WM. KNABE & 00, WAPEROOMS: 12 Finn 4 ON—817 Mari 204-206 W. Baltimore Street. Space, TOUCH, WORKMAN- X Tite of Boston. Corns, 25 Beautiful Nails make beautifalhands. Oftices,] w., Washington, 1 opudist Goods ROOMS & AND 6. V M RM isut home. 1 tomect her u __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. PROFESSIONAL. AND ‘gen Chiropodist, Manicure aud SPECIALTIES. Euzrys, consisting of French Baittiggan Gauze an fer Merino. Ganize Shirts aud Drawers for ‘Drawers, 50. uni Shirts aud Drawers full regular made Drawersat $1.50 each, woul Undershirt at 9! Hosiery. 1112 F We have opened a compiete ilve of CS MUSE ‘The latest style in Collars, Cutty aud Wear at the lowest prices, A lai DERWEAR, Sum- Drawers fo $1 asa a Toe. “Frevel risa 1 each, oF $1.76 a sult 2 Frenen ‘balbriggan Shirt anid or $2.75 asuiL A light ft Ault line alle assortment of Piain and Fancy Night Shirts, Six tine Shirts to order. $Y. Shirts toorde: apo) ‘ELL A$ our specialty. FINAN! Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to ‘Boards of Trade of Chi cago, New York and other large markets—for cash or on margia. mh26.1m 1423 F STREET. Parsee & Woarery, STOCK BROKERS 64 Broadway 180 Fith avenue, New York, 639 15th street (Corcoran Building), Wasnington PRIVATE STUCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, RALT) NEW IMORE, PHILADELPHIA, PON, &c, YOK, BUST ‘GENMBAL PauTNaKs. Jaates WHITELY 1. CRUGEE OaKLEE, Maynanp © Evie Hexry H. oy Wabi JE Ta jny and sell Ou. Securities, H.-H. DODGE, ‘Dovex, Washington, D.C. Wie, Bp ceil Partuer. ‘all classes of Railway Resident Partner. Qhotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re garding the markets received through our wires tn. Stantly, direct from the Allorders executed and New York Stock romp. el HOTELS. ‘we New York Hore, is © hotel ‘colupletely renovat and 100 rooms added, making its prevent capachy ive hundred guests. ‘Couducted on both theAmerican and European: A Restaurant of Superior Excellence supp Meals a ta Carte: Price of rons, with board, from $3 Zerlthout board: from $1 per day and upw pase the hotel., BALES TO PERMANENT GUESTS. rd Pron lway cars, SPECIAL splashes, plans. ‘HL CRANSTO: WOOD AND COAL. ‘TONS 01 for sale, 10,000 F PRENHLY MINED COAL comprising every desirable Variety, at the very lowest prices Kindling and Stove Wood prepared in the best manner. and prompt delivery. Send in your orders, ‘Othe, 1114 Pennssivania avenue, Branch Offices, $28 Pennsylvania avenue and 20th ‘and K streets northwest. ‘Pepot and Wharf, 6th and Water streets southwest. L SHERIFF. ATTORNEYS. VING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS TO Hy ‘ny Sons Pan-Blecirle and National secret Tele. phone lawsuits and cont treet, Ibow Hlectrical Expert, abd 4. G WOG RUS, ‘ust hs acti ‘of Columbia. abd Maryland. in the District Feturn to general ROGERS, Eq. faite, disg. Bac. '30 Corcoran Building. opposite U. 8. ‘Treasury. Residence: Parthenon Heig! J. WEBB ROGERS, ELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT Cari ‘Practices in all the: Lat 490 Loul- Building.) pigeme 1 yd 3. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LaW, Band 4, Gi Law Bull ‘Rooms| 4 Gunton ding, avenie, mn29 jes the | | | und suecessful home. MED ei positively cured. Parlors at 1222 F street, near Lith Use the Electric Hair Restorer for baldness and | landruff. It has no equal. tuts out. 1 {ON CHTROPODIST. Fine M. J. SEMMiS AND HUSBAND, FOOT | Specialists, Late of Boston. ccessful practice. All diseases ap29-1m DISS REQUIRING THE 5 ICES OF experieuced female Physician shuld consult Mrs. Dr. WILSON, 1105 Pars Place, 11th st... be Iween Band (sts. ule, Kem 25-Ew 1 SS, THE RELIAL nd Astroiyisi, has been cousuite oa Business, Love and Matrimony for 24 years in this city: alla trouble cull, satisfaction guarauteed. Ouice hours, 10 am. to S pin, Fee O0e aud $1. 312 First st told, ILES—DR MUHLE aA Piaistercrentmeut, without the use ut kati, ligature. Cure cuarantecd. t. Bw. from 4 to 6 p.m. ight ists Of fit. Cured bi hundreds of others M re Lt us northwest. mouths, Gan be & be day with Wy. f3 . CURES PILES BY caustic A’ plait Address 26th st... City ALL THE EVENTSOPF | confidential. Ladies andgen- eu 50 cents euch, 405 L street, between 3th a: 40w MEDICAL, &c. cademy of led ‘by thi hess P. Tating its period “BLANCARD, x0 E. FOUG DGite oe Neve Vitelits, caused by Soidat STANDI per Stand Fats. P Sent by mail seal, 1c, $1. IODINE 01 yretion, excesses, &. = JKD'S, St. Cloud Pharmacy, cor | RON. Medicine of P » Medical celebrities King's Evil.dec ynstitutional ris, 30 pays TRIAL R. DYES D ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Furcrnre ArpiiaNces. We Will send oh thirty days’ trial, to then, young oF old, "who are Su Debility, Lost Vitality, and those diseases ofa wature resulting from abuses and ot Telief and compiete restoration Manhood guaranteed. Send. at pamphiet, ree Address VOLT shail, Mich. Ask your Draggist for r Other, oF inciose de. (stamps) 10 returh mali, Chichester ( Sold by Druggists everywhere. ITS FRE nich rs D)'tcthaty Diseases tn 48 hours Organi Diseeses of Blood, affecting Sold at STANDIFORD: Fis Price, & Pee To Me St Clo fering fe: rm) ‘once tor’ ill ‘MIC BELT ROYAL PILIS, “Citici he original und" only, ge en's hroat, Nose’ and Sk: yeh. as ud Pharmac ‘$3. Sent by mail sealed. mbI-m.. WHO SUFFER FROM ic Weakness caused by indiscretion, Poisonous | ‘vous Debility, Lost Vigor, Exhausted Vitality, &c.. ‘A freetrial package of the’ Marston Bolus, together ‘with sealed treatise and testimonials, Will be seut om receipt of 10 cents in stam MARSTON REMEDY CO.. mb25,e0-3m_ 46 West 14th st, New York. R. LEON, THF OLDE¥T ESTABLISHED AND ‘only reliable Ladies’ Physician in the chy, cun de consulted daily, 404 C st,, bet. diz and Gth sts. aw, Prompt tons ly con! Oicealways open. ANHOOD RESTORED B) ‘OF two of Dx. BROTHERS’ Gial. “Will cure any cuse of ner of nerve tem. Bat, 3.1 ME. DE FOREST, Los AY ‘reliable Ladies’ Physician, can be consul! ‘ther residence, 1245 7th st. uw. hours 1 to 9 p.m. with Ladies oniy. aplo-37 treatment. Correspondence. and. consulta: fidential“Beparate Fons for indies. | ‘ap20-6i* ft imparts vigor to the whole ‘apl0-Lms G-ESTABLISHED AND INGA BOTTLE . sore ‘Seiya Tow AND BE WISE—DR BROTHERS, 906 B Sra i Gity, and will guarantee acure In all cases of privace of men and furnixh medicine, or no charge; he is the Oldest issiablished 16x, ‘consultation and advice free at any hour duri te vr. SES eS KOTHERS. EL C, MI Notary Public Tnapa fortoe In of, this Ba day of July, Loss. ap>-lm* UNDERTAKERS. (ACAD! APiTar P 5, ‘Blank 190,500 Tickela at ve Bola Book Manticiarest oe oe oclS __420and 423 11th et nw, LD CAPITAL PRIZE... sesccesscsssseereeee, $75,000 IBSON BROT! 4 do GO severersnrseveneeseenereeeens 25.000 G ‘PRACTICAL AND X 1 do. do. seme 20, 238 AN svenue, Da } mils or eda eas ss Pennsylvania o Washinevny At flere: seen y'2 § t Fi eR 14 5 Se DENTISTRY. 300 > do 100. <= 30,000 . SCOTT, D:D. 500 80. 33.000 | GAMUBH L500 petleucsin Dentistry. Ofice, 1207 1000 vo. 25, 25,000 | Pa tw. 8 Of the Natural ‘Tectia, 3 mt = Gialty, Gold filling guatadteéd for five years apl6-din ae id eonaee TARR Ps COR. 9TH AND EN.W. [ . 250. 2250 Dhhiitg ‘a specialty; the “cure of toothache = wi extracting. A ABRCHERY—A few splendid bows st less than balt ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & son. 428 SEVENTH sTREET, gums, alleviates pain of: ‘used on the Gas given, apis = gael Telephone calls 338°" BELLEW. FURNISHING UNDERT, ave. and G st mw. Diz Stee are a ‘Wasunrotom, D. 0, ICHARD 8. CAIN, HitwisitinG UNDERTA 1011 7th st. Everything and on the most i ai ‘OSEPH GAWLER. FURNISHING a ed uoue call tua toys W. BARKED PIANOS AND ORGANS._| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Pperemac THANSPORT ATION Ling, THE STEANEN sux, de.ween Wasaiiagon and Ratt son's Whart, foot 7h as every DAY, 4pm. and Baltimore every FRIDAY. ot Spm Kips at River Landings Preight received SL ae Oi and Paave aud N PORTIOSS MONNOF AND Pr ‘ake (be Safe and « Seam Sax ELEY which leaves Oth street whan Wat ington, Puesday. Thre ‘ay aud Saturday at '330 p.m. Stopping at Colonial Beach woung nid returning. ‘ae POR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEPIELI Leaves Tthatreet wharf on MONDAYS, TiTUR® DAY™ aul SATURDAY & tm. “Remening YS and SUNDAY TUESDAYS, FRIDA ©. W. RIDLEY, Mw nO NORFOLK AN 4. Onio of Will also check For further mto: y's.om. Tih st. whart ‘Teleslone cal a2 ™ WaPo We ral Agent, RECT TO New YORK —rrriony sreaat PMS IOUN KNIGHT lee BON ai XY Sat URDAY Tees rth Was react at} ME VERNON: an VERNON: | STEAMER W. W. Cor | Leacen Tuh-strent wharf’ daily cexce; Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock “am. Y Acsghington about $:30°p. mi, wit Ls 1. BLAKE, Onptate, TEAMERS. HORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONT Bo Sontn Gr wesc Pay, also leave France, landing H DROO! sw ATLANTIC AND WPST INDIA LINK Ne Wisren ‘I . Cramny ours Rritisieand FreuehyWest India Istands, &a 8S. BARRACOUTA, sailing 17th April, SS. MORNCA, sailing April, | Stoning wdy or more at St. Kitts, Antigua, Meet nig, Rarbadon a. Trinidad, «rennda,« iS aS ation, exeviteut culslue, smoking Foo, Gath tunis, ele. Apply wo LEAYCKAPT & 00. se19-stu.tb.Gm 140 Pearl st. New Yori RAILROADS. rule GREAT : PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, TO THE NORTH Wiest AND SOU LIWEST. DOUBLE, TRACK NUD SCENERY EEL RAILS. SNUICLNT POUIPMENT IN EPPE T APRUL soa, Ineo. ‘Trains leave \s statin, corner of 6th For Pittsburg aiid the | 1 exprem uly: Fast RATER AD. Lsuttale, Niggara, nday, with Paluce Cats Washinste For Wiliansport and Elmira, at 9250 A. M, duils excep For New York’ and the Kat, 7:15, 9:09, and 11.00 4. oe ‘suid 0, 4 xpress nd B90 P Liao P, or to Fulton st ~ New York ity 9:00 nil LL on M. M., A.M. > 240, 9:50, 11:00 A. 427. dt. de, 5 10 Creek Tine,7:15 A.M. and 4:40 nda M. dally, NDEIA AND PRED! RICKSBUI: AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING ILRONI 1,925, 11:01 4:85, 01, S205 and 21-37 UM 2, LDL A.M., 4:39, Bsiky ond und the South, 6:00, 1101 AM, ‘ails ¢ Avexandria for W M gets abd infor tion wt the oftice, northeast cor 1th street and Penusyiv AN OHIO RAILKOAD, | Schedulein effect SU unl DAY, DCM BER 18tm, 188%, her notice, furi Leave Washington | Jersey avenge and ¢ ited Expr txbury 30 p.m. Chica No extra’ fare hs chiang. 340) pin. Palace Sleeping Cars to above polite, w ithe E00 pan, is & fast litte! train to Cinctn Tous, weet in Cincinnati next sue Bi Lal mi, No extta tare ist Gah Valley Railrond Opa. daciy, with Pallmaa Slee New Urle For Annapo tits outta, ington te Wt Branch, 30a | por ictiog: Sanday. Gaily, except Sunday, For Hagerstown aud Winchester, 8:40 and 9:43 a Sunday daily, O20, 7:2 From Lexiucton Prom, re ant LK a, where ecked aud Pennayly orders wi received at any i. DUNHAM © K. ort jail "Gen. Munager, Baltimore. cone W ss eros, onto AND WasTEiN Kade On and ater NOVEMEEI leave from nud arrive at Ji. Station es follows ‘Leave W fh ft 15TH, 1885, trains with P. Oth and rive at Leesbur Round I > pass Laos 1 and arrive at Washing: gt Washington at 8: Washington nt ek tsa that leavi ‘Other trains are datly exc a Duexxexynss, OR THE LIQUOR MARIT, POSITIVELY CURED GY ADMINISTEIUNG DR HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Irean be given ina cupof cofeeorten withont:ys knowledze of the person taking it, ts absolutely bermiess, and will efiect a permanent and specdy cure, whether the patient ‘s « mouerate drinker alcoholic wreck. Ithus becn given in thousands of cases, and every imstance a perfect cure has fol lowed. IT Neve Pals ‘The system ouce impreg- DR. F. WARE, EBRITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F strovts: also, R. K. HELPITEN- STINE, corner 14th screet and Veraout avenue, Wasiuington, D.C Call Or write for pamphlet containing Sandreds of lestimonials from tue Lest womeu and men from all Parts of Ue country. ocd etait PARTMENT OF REA D™ ‘Wasittxeton, December 14, 1885,