Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1886, Page 6

STRANGE NOISES AT NINETY-SIX. jerious Phenomena Which m South Carolina People. s phenomena at Regarding the myster Ninety-Six, Abbeville county, 5. C.. & eorre- spondentof the Baltimore Sun, whogave several tes: Mr. J. MeD. lays to investigating them, W? Kinard, one of the most progressive farmers of the county, says: “I first heard the underground nolse in January, 1585. The sound was ‘dead; that is, brief and without reverberation; asloud as the report of a cannon fired three or four Tnoticed it pretty frequently the first day; then for two or three weeks I didn’t hear it all. For a long time before the great Charleston earthquake there was no rej of the quake Was not similar; it was in of cars, while the Other reports were more like that made by the falling of a dead tree than anything 1 ean think Of. The effect was to sbake the house and rat- te the sashes T last heard the sound on Mon- y of this week about 1 a. m.” “Sir. John "Williamson, a. well-to-doy farmer, says: “My house is just beyond Ninety-six ereek, and three-quarters of a mile from Mr. J. Mep.’ Kinard’s. 1 have been hearing these noises since last September a year ago. They sound like # big cannon at a distance, or & Dig dead tree falling. They shook the earth, ‘and were over In a few seconds. ‘Sunday night ‘@ week ago there was one that shook the house ior baif aiminute. I bad time togooutou the piazza before it stopped. ‘The second seemed to Come from the southeast. Last Sunday night Wwe heard it ten times. Two were severe and the others light. My house is a new one, and itereaked and the windows and the dishes in the safe rattled. It wus frightful. For two weeks, until this week, I didu't have a good night's sleep. 1 beard the nuises every nignt, and also in the daytime. ‘The Charlestonearth- quake was felt more distinctly.” Capt. J. Harris Brooks, of the United States interual revenue service, said: “I live about five miles south of Mr. Kinard’s, and heard the 1s Lwo Or three tines before the Charleston earthquake. ‘They sounded like heavy artillery in the distance; lor example, like the siege guns in the Sumter’ bombardment, beard filteen or twenty miles off. ‘The negroes on my place say they bear them still.” John M. Walker, who lives six miles from the village, and who i5 regarded ay a reliable mar, says, and bis neighbors corroborate him, t ‘uring the war he would come to town and tell Of hearing at his place the guns fired in the bom- bardment of Charleston, There was @ valley Which he used to frequent, and there it was that he stated that he heard the cannon distinetly enough to count the shots, There was no tele- graph line to Ninety-Six then. The next day the Charleston papers would report the number Of shots which he claimed to have heard. There ‘was no evidence of any underground hollow on his place. On the 25th of June, 1868, there was a shooting afiray in Ninety-six. ‘Seven Pistol shots were fired. Without yeaving his place Mr. Walker told_his wife that there was shooting going on in Ninety-Six ‘The correspondent conciudes: “There can be no doubt o: the truth of what these witnesses testliy,and thelr story Is a startling one in view of the’ recent disturbances in Charleston. Ac~ cording 10 the geological map of the state, is- sued by the Agricultural department, the small section of country near Ninety-Six, affected so long and coustautly in the manner described, vaius trap and porphyry tion of the azoie age. Its distance trom Charies- ton js one hundred and fifty miles in an air line. soe THE ANDOVER CREED. Religious Circles Greatly Excited Over the Question of re Probation. -A telegram from Boston, October 10, says: Tue doctrinal dispute which agitated the meet- tag of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions, at Des Moines, last week, has already led to proceedings which will at ouce bring the questions Involved to a decisive issue before the denomination at large. Three prominent Congregationalists, two ot them re- Ured pastors, have brought charges ot heresy against five of the professors ot the Andover ‘Tueological seminary. The matter will come up for hearing before the board of visitors two weeks hence and from them will doubtless be appealed to the supreme court. Half the trust funds of the institution are conditioned upon the doctrinal views of the professors and the supreme court will be asked to pass upon the question whether these conditions have been complied with. The chief point at issue ts involved in the question, Does death end all? The accused Protessors are charged with believing and teach- jug a second probation. ‘The form in which the matter is befure the American board is whether itis heresy to believe that heathens who died without bearing the gospel have another chance for salvation instead of going straight to hell. The old school say their doom is sealed. The Andover new departure is cuarged with giving ‘them another chance after death. The old Ando- Yer creed which the conditions of the trust iund Fequire must be strictly maintained renders the auodern and more liberal doctrine searcely pos- sible. The professors are required to appear betore the board of visitors ouce in five years, and read and reaffirm their belief in the old creed. This they have done thus far. A prominent member of the board of trus- tees, Who appoints the professors, subject to the ‘approval of the board of visitors, said to-night that the issue might as well be met and settled publicly and finally. He regurued the action of ive tree compiainants as simple rsecution, but he thought the time had coine for the seminary and the denomination at large tocome tosome understanding regarding the disputed dogma, and, i! 4 division must come, nothing could be gained ey longer postponing” it. He declined to naime the aceusers, Dut said they had no interest in the funds wiieh they charged were veing used in violation of condi- lions. One of theun 13 said to be Joseph Cook. ‘The alleged heretical professors are the editors of tue Andover Keriew. The wnoie subject is the burning religious question of the hour in Boston and New Eng- land. Nothing bas excited suea interest within the past quarter of a century. In this city a large majority of the members of the denoini- hation sympathise with the new departure. ‘The only old school pastor in the city is the Rev. Dr. Withrow, of Park street, who took a prominent part in’ the Des Moines convention. THE PROFESSORS WHO ARE TO BE “CHURCH MAULED.” A telegram to the New York Herald last night says: The report that several of the An- dover professors Were to be “church mauled” on account of teaching heresies and other irregular conduct has made a big sensation in eastern Massachusetts, which has prided itself on being orthodox to the core lor the past two hundred years. The names of the proiessors concerned, as given in Bosvon, are Rev. ©. Smytu, Db. D.; Kev. William'J. Tucker, D. D.; Kev. George Harris, D. D5 Kev. Edward Y. Hineks, D.D., and Prot. J.’Wesiey Churebill, while Gulliver, who’ was mentioned in, the Des Moines proceedings, is not one of the wen who clain “probation alter death.” Some lume ago the supreme court declared that the fail control of Andover seminary. was vested in the board of visitors, and itis thought that tue board is iuciiped tward the conservative party and will show the innovating professors fo mercy unless they retract. It is certain that the “Andover hypothesis,” so called, is not popular among the Conzrezationalist ministers fa'Boston, wuiie the churen members whe do any thinking for themselvesare wholly agalust i oo ____ The Litigation Over Blind Tom. WIS MUTHER'S SUIT DENIED BY A NEW YORK courr. Judge Donokue, of the New York city supreme court, has denied the application of Mrs. Charity Wiggins, the mother of ‘Thomas Wiggins, known as “Blind Tom,” the pianist, to have bis mental condition inquired into by ‘ committee and his estate cared for. Tom was born in slavery in Georgia In 1549, and with all his family was sold to James W. Betuune, with whom they remained until” te war, After the war Tom was placed under control of Bethune until 1570, when he would be of age. Without the parents’ consent Bethune took ‘Tom out of the state, ad put nimon exhibition #8 a pianist. In 1576 Tom became a citizen of New York. While on exhibition in. Virginia ‘Tom was declared @ lunatic, and Mr. Betuune's son, John C. Bethune, was declared a com mitiee of his person. The latter acted as Tom's manager unUl 1554, when he died. The elder Bethune was then appotuted. Ip ‘the mean Ume Mrs. Wiggins removed to New York city She brought suit against Bethune for tie services of her son and au accounting of the profits of the extibition since 1565. “Che suit 48 pending at Alexaudria, Va. ‘The old lady has twelve cuildren, the oldest sixty years old and the youngest twenty-eight, ail born in slavery, thereiore not born in lawiul wedlock. Tomas no heirs. His mother i nextof kin, uuless the court decide the other children as Teiations, Hence the application to Judge Donohue. Affidavits state that Tom, though possessed of wonderiul musics ability, isan idiot. An application was. de. nied Ou the ground that proceedings should be instituted in the siate where the committee ‘Was rst appointed. : a L oo «ppp L 290900 DD BL 0000 DD BB OL 0.0 00 DD. BBB OLLLL «600 «©6000 DDD & IMPURE BLOOD! ‘WEAK, WATERY, VITIATED, STAGNANT. IMPOVERISHED BLOOD! WHAT RESULTS? WHAT FOLLOWSTHIS CON- DITION? IMPAIRED DIGESTION. LOSS OF APPETITE. LOSS OF STRENGTH. LANGUID FEELING. HECTIC FEVER PALLID OR FLUSHED CHEEKS ERUPTIONS, WEAK- NESS OF THE MUSCLES, What a tist of Horrors! What untold suffer fg. And all can be cured, and the suffering entirely relieved by one simple and perfect remedy. That remedy is BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, ‘The most perfect biood purifier made. Composed of vegetable remedies of well known alterative and purifying properties, so combined with the strengthening elements of fron, and without the use of whiskey, that its action is directly upon the blood, removing all impurities, strengthening and vitalizing it, Aneiting it to healthy action, sending it coursing through the veins and arteries of the body with vigor and life that quickens and enlivens the whole system. It removes the pallor of the cheeks, checks the fever, destroys languor, fur- nishes strength to the body, aids digestion, cre- ates an appetite and restores health. This re- suit always tollows the use of BROWN’S IRON BITTERS, ‘which, in furnishing the vital flaid with its life- giving principles, removes and prevents erup- tions and gives renewed strength to the mus- cles. Do not delay! The impurities in your blood, {f not corrected by the use of BROWN’S IRON BITTERS, ‘will cause a generat debility of your whole sys- tem. Your stomach will become disordered; dyspepsia and indigestion will add their horrors to your suffering: weak kidneys and sluggish, ‘inactive liver will result, and increase the dan- gers which already threaten you. But if'you have neglected all warnings, and your whole system has become thus disordered, disorganized and diseased, do not despair. ‘There is stili hope for you if you will now be wise. In BROWN'S IRON BITTERS lies that hope. Use it rreely, and you will soon ‘see an improvement in your condition. Con- tinue the use, and you will become well. = Brown's Iron Bitters strengthens your kid- neys, relieves the clogged liver. drives out the bile and the whole system is repaired, reorgan- ized and rebuilt. Health and strength, happiness and long life, ‘may be yours if you wili use BROWN’S IRON BITTERS. ‘Can be obtained anywhere. Price only One Dollar a bottle, Prepared by the Brown Chemical Ob., Balti- ‘more, Md. at 924 Tru Srexer Nosrawssr. THE SALE COMMENCES, $5,000 GIVEN AWAY. GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE. $30,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. OUR LOs3 YOUR GAIN. $30,000 WORTH OF THE BEST TAILOR-MADE. MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING TO BESOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. 60 PER CENT. ON A DOLLAR THEY MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT NINETY DAYS TO CLOSE A PARTNEK- SHIP. LOSSES WE HAVE TO MAKE TO GET ‘THE MONEY TO WIND UP THE FIRM’S BUSI- ‘NESS. $8 SUITS FOR $6. $10 SUITS FOR $8 $15 SUITS DOWN TO $10 AND $11. $20 SUITS DOWN T0$14 AND$15. THE BEST GOODS YOU EVER SAW READY MADE. THEY MUST BE SOLD. COME QUICK AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS, IF YOU HAVE NOT ALL THE MONEY YOU CAN LAY THEM ASIDE. THIS LARGE STOCK HAS GOT TO BE TURNED INTO MONEY. IT GRINDS HARD TO MAKE THE LOSS, BUT WE CAN'T HELP IT NOW. OUR ENTIRE BALTIMORE STOCK MADE UP IN NEW YORK AND BALTI- MORE FOR OUR FINEST BALTIMORE TRADE. WE HAVE GOT TO MAKE THIS POSITIVE SALE ATGREAT LOSSTO GET RIDOF AN UN- PLEASANT PARTNER, AND DOWN GOES THE PRICES, AND NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. DON'T DELAY A MOMENT, BRING YOUR BOYS AND CHILDREN AT THIS GREAT SALE OF MEN'S, BOYs' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. WE SELL YOU THE SUITS MADE IN THE BAST STYLES AT LESS THAN YOU CAN BUY THE GOODS FOR. DON’T DELAY, BUT COME aT ONCE, AT 924 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN I AND K STREETS, TWO DOORS BELOW BURDETTE'S DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED BY G. H. SMITH AFTER THE NINETY DAYS'SALE. eel l-eo ee Me uury's FOOD, FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. ‘The only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTH- ER'S MILK. Invaluable in CHOLERA INFAN- ‘TUM and TEETHING. A pre-digested food for DYS- PEPTICS, CONSUMPTIVES, CONVALESCENTS. Perfect nutrient in all WASTING DISEASES Re quires no cooking. Our Book, “THE CARE AND FEEDING OF INFANTS,” mailed free, DOLIBER. GOODALE & CO., Boston, Mass, Jy21-was.6m_ Col. Ingersoll’s Throat Tamer. From the New York Worid, Oct. 12th. Col. Robert G. Ingersoll has had mueh trouble ‘with his throat during the last six months. It luas been found, aiter caretul examination, that this trouble is oceasioned by the formation of a tiny hard tumor about the size of @ pea on one of the cords of is throat. He visited Philadel phia last Sunday for the pyrpose of having this Iwisted off. An atte upt to remove it was not sie. cessiul, because it wus so far down that it could not be lairly reached by the Instruments that the Philadelphia surgeon had. He got hold of it once or twice, but each Ume the instrament slipped off. He is having a spectal set ut instru: ments inade for the conducting of the operation, aud will repeat the experiinent within a lew days, Cocaine was used duriug the operation, In the last race between the American ‘Thetis and the English cutter Stranger the lat. ter wou easly. ES jn «quarrel about aman at Henderson, Ga., Sunday nignt, Marietta Joues staboed Lucy. King the heart, ‘Three gentlemen “of high social standing” claim to have seen a sea serpent about 100 fest jong ou Sunday between Westport and: South post, Conn. Lot Kepublique Francaise, discuss! of neutrality In Egypt, sags that hexation of that “couairy cass belle, Ger Tur Bos. ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS Weare the Sole Agents for the sale of the Genuine (Concord Harness and Collars, ‘Beware of imitations, ‘Mesure of Namie and Number. LUTZ & BRo, 319 497 Pennsylvania Avenue Axcapray, THE IDEAL WAUEESHA (WIS) WATER, “Nature's specific for re Giseases of the Kidney and Unequaled in diseases of the Stomach and Alimen- tary Caual” ; Dealers supplied by SaM’L C. PALMER Ageat for the D of Cc, auld By HER See mA 4 $14SEVENTH STREET, N. W. Continuation of our GRAND FALL OPENING or YRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS, BIRDS, WINGS, RIBBONS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, AT LESS PRICE ‘THAN ELSEWHERE. Please post yourself regarding prices at King’s Palace before buying. EK RN N GGG ™ &f Ee i FE gm Ba ERD Gee PPP A A cco FEB Poot bo £4 Se Ete = oc6 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Ssverra Sreeer Paras Rovan Ladies! Merino Vests and Pants, extra value, 50c. Ladies’ Very Fine Merino Vests, 75c. each. ' Heavy Merino Shirts and’ Drawers, 60c. each. en's Scoteit Wool Shits, 7c." Worth $1.00. Children’s Merino Vests’ and Pantalettes In great variety, irom 1c, each up. ‘Real Aliigator Skin Coin Purses, 10c. Ladies: Pocketbooks, 25c. up. eitiligs) Satchels, Japanese ind Alligator Leather- ‘Stamped Linen 8; 9c, u Stamped Linen Thten be: ups? Handkerchiefs, 8c. each. ‘en's India Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Adtge. each. Children’s Plush Bonnets, 75c. up. seta fed Se Cleveland Jem, “A New Pin,” $2.50, White Metal Jersey’ aud Hair Pins, 25¢, c 4. M. FOLLIN, 914 7th Street. Bet. Tand Kn, w. Cvrraw Pours, Brackets, Wau POCKETS, &c, Finely Polished Curtain 2Poles, in 5-foot length, in walnut, cherry, ash or ebony. wood or brass trimmed, at 29c.each We furnish thesame in 6,8, 10 and 12- foot length at proportionate low prices, either with or without trimmings, Trimmings also sold separately. Curtain Pins Sc. doz; Curtale Chains from 25e We Would also call your attention to our very large as- ‘sortment of Brackets. We offer Corner Brackets from 15c. up to: ioe Sh ‘Suc. to $1.98: Comb Boxes from 29c.; Medicine Clos- ets Uc. to $1.vb; Hand-painted Puper |Muche Side sires meena Peas tas mn at oer ee ge variety, from 0c. up to +4.50.; Lovely Wall Ueto yes and walnut, at rom 900 togS487 aid cae kt guste tathannsarsoureaanety ‘We have just received a beautiful line of Bronze Frame French Bevel Plate Mirsors, which without doubt are not only the cheapest, but also the prettirst ever offered here. We mention, as especially attrac: Hive, 12x12 Bronze Frame Mirrors at $2.4% Lix1+ at $298. Also, a wider Frame Mirror, 14x14, at $3.39, and a superb Mirror, which uever was offered even ts low as 97.50, ut $4.98. We are now dally recelvin Goods, und we intend to offer t tory to all. new and attractive ew at prices sutisfuc- M. SILVERBERG ¢ €0., 312 7th st. n. w., near Pa, ave. NOW READY, OUR Hara FALL AND WINTER STYLES DERBY HATS AND, SOFT HATS, Of All Qualities In All The NEW SHAPES AND COLORS. SILK DRESS HATS AT $5, $6, $8. CASSIMERE DRESS HATS, Latest Novelties for Men and Boys in CLOTH AND CORDUROY HATS AND CAPS, TRAVELING HATS AND CAPS. CANES AND UMBRELLAS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 Penna, Ave. {Aa Due notice will be given of opening of our New 2th st, oc, Has Store, n.w. corner Penna. ave. and. ‘tore 621 Penusylvania avenne for rent and Bulld- ing for sale. $e25-3un Mass Jerter Consox Sars, In an articlentitied “Family Living on $500 a Year." “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and Nights, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE ‘were used in cities,” dc. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70. 25 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUBHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bushels for $2.00. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, cod 411 and 413 10th street, MM MM NNN NN ONL x PRET EL: gikit & Dr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regeners- tor, ismade expressly for the cure of ‘derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of ' electricity permeating through the parts must restore them to healthy ac- tion, There is no mistake about this instrument, ‘Years of use have tested it, and thousands of cures are teatified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In- capacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble Of these organs is cured. De not confound this with electric belts advertised to eure all ills from head to toe, ‘This is lor the ONE specified purposes Purcie- culars giving full imormation addrese— (CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO., 108 Washington street, Chicago. Mast STARCH. MADE BY MAGIC STARUH COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PA. FINEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD NEEDS NO COOKING PRODUCING A RICH, BEA\ GLOSS AND STIFFNESS. Nu STARCH YET INTRODUCED CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE MAGIC. ONE PACKAGE WILL DO THE WORK oF ‘TWO POUNDS OF ORDINARY STARCH. SOLD UNDER GUAKANTEE OF MANUFAC. dy 3. ©, ERGOOD & OO. and sil oiner For sale by J. C. ERGOOD ite ‘Propri f mraneeaaees = ‘wet DRY GOODS. Piss Hic Crass Novenriss. J. nm repnecx. SEATON PERRY, (Bvocesson To PERRY & BRorwen), .UTUMN AND WINTER NovEL- Tlie OF MY OWN “DIRECT INPORTATION,® FOR STREET AND HOUSE WEAR. NOVELTIES FOR WEDDING QUTFITR, ENGHEVIONS. Wei des IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PARIS DRESS FaB- FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUI RANGING PROM G0. £023 FI SUITS ER YAR NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, = TO AY HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, ALL wi SERLANEETRASD Bub sPRuaDs AT Lowes “CLOSING PRICES” ON LACE CURTAINS AND FURNITURE CRETONNES. NOVELTIES “IN HANDKERCHIEFS AND GE» chy ae FRENCH C. P. CORSETS, FROM $1.50 1083.50. SS PU! LK_VELVETS, FROM 20 INCHES WIDE IN BLACK AND Alt THEE SEW, COUOHS, RANGING FROM $440 85 PLAIN AND FANCY GERMAN SILK VELVETs, POM g125 NO 80, SUITABLE FON GARG TURE. L VELVETEENS AND CORDUR RRW SEAL SLUSHES AND ASIRACH ANG aa SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY- ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT. gar PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, ‘PERRY BUILDING, Penn. Avenue, Corner Uh street. Extablisbed 1840. ocd Fast Ax Wister Dry Goons: Haren sama, 2g 8 I-Wool White Flan . he. Extra Heavy Canton Flacuels, 6%, 8, 10. 12c, 1 case Colored Dress Goods, 15c., worta 25c, Ladies’ Flannel Suitin_s, <5c., ali colora bee core an ate cane and ool eatane, S., $1.25, dee eiateek Piaid and Striped all Wool Flannels, 50c. balaoi aimee te cuniietae FE BIE teat Unters Eo ee Seer yntiemeer sean tome Nottingham Lace Curtains. Ingrain Carpets, 25, 37%, ‘Tapestry Brussels, 55, 75c., $1. ‘ery best Three-Ply Sis $1. sa ee Druggets, kugs and Mats, Carpets sewed and layed at short notice, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, South side, near 7th street. W. M. Suausriz & Sor 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 3, ‘Have opened Their High Class Novelties in PLUSH AND CAMELS HAIR VELVETS, SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, PERFEC- ‘TION BLACK SILKS, This ts the Brand of the ‘Best Silk in the world. Introduced to the Paris and London market Last Winter, and isadecided im- provement over the Old Silks. They are not for sale elsewhere in this city. Fall Stock of GUINET’S GROS GRAIN FAILLE FRANCAIS and RHADAMES, WHITE and BLACK MOIRE FRANCAISin Ele gant Qualities, ALL SILK VELVETS in New Shadesof Steel, ‘Hellotrope, Geranium and Pruno. LADIES: BROADCLOTH, all colors, We are showing decided bargains in BARNESLEY DOUBLE DAMASKSat $1.50 per yard. ‘These supe- rior goods have never been sold for less than $2, und cannot be duplicated for less, Special prices are made for Hotels and Restaurants, Large Stock of FANCY TOWELS, TABLE and BOUFFE SCARFS, NAPKINS and DOYLIES, ‘New Stock of MOURNING GOODS, BLANKETS and COMFORTS, HOSIERY aud UNDERWEAR, BARNESLEY DAMASKS at $1.50, worth $2, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w. ONE PRICE, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. oc, Wesr Exp Dex Goons Hovse DRY Goopa. Best Quality, Correct Prices and Fair Dealings Dry goods are rapidiy advancing, bat we are selling oa Pree. Gur ceigbrated tie? Nis hav wae anced 20 per cent, “We are selliug fora. few days Inst years Fulue, $i. $1.20, $1.00, 91.70and 82 ‘These Goods are Gurranteed to Give Satisfaction. Faille Francais Sill, very heavy, worth $1.76; our price, $1.50. Spieadid line of new fall and winter goods just re- ceived. HOMESPUNS IN GREAT VARIETY. TRICOTS, Inall shades, 50c., 85c. and $1; our 50c. number is wrth 6Uc. BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT COMPLETE. Friestley's Henrietta at $1, §1.25 and $1.60. 100! auourg! Henfetiacitiswocaty - ‘Look at our $1 Black Camel's Hair. Look it our $1 Camel's Hair, all colers, 6-4 wide Look at our Courtauld we Co's English Crepe, Silk Veivets, in every color, at gi; a bargin, Beautiful Plaid and Stripe Flannel, only 60c. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! | BLANKETS: Blankets for 7Bc. to $12 per palr. Ask to see our 21-4'Pink Blankets at p20; real value, §& Comforts from $1 to $4. UNDERWEAR For Ladies and Gentlemen, in white, red and gray. We sell only first-class goods, guaranteed as repre gened'and dy cheup ancan be purchased lt te that: et We Close at 7 o’ctock p.m. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1980 Pa ave, cor. 20th st. 'n.w. 8030-20 aera, Paze_ $75,000. ‘Tickets only $5. Shares in proportion. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. “We do here cena see mopercie the sane Tne “Tontsan Sate Leteny Contig ee ae Of The “Toutsiana State ing, dt won ean control the Drawings themacloen, tnd that the adme\are conducted seith honesty fateneas, ant ‘in goo falth toward ll partie, and we, author Company’ tose this cert{noate,olih. juesimiles af out signatures attached, in its advertisements.” A WIN, Pres. New Orleais National Banc 1 $n 1868 f a alatare for Laucational ana Charitable parece Matha capital of 000.6000. which a Foserve 2h overmheliting popular yote Naiechise was " % b Of the present State Constitution adopted he only Lottery ever voted on and endorsea dy tis peuple of OR PosTPONES, tio BALD! ‘any State. tts Grand. Mingle, Nainber "beeen ts ingle ‘Number tak monty. and the Extraordinary Drawings rguceiy every three months instead of Semi-ADnually os here- ‘tofore. $a BERR QUTORINRE 20 34 9 roe 000 ole at Five. OF PI we St HOUSEFURNISHINGS. LADIES’ GOODs. M. LEPREUX. Mas K. A. Dosovax, r Parer : He we mon, Unit style, Formerly King & Lepreux. Late with P.Hanson Hine, 904 F sre ae Seca feet * PER HANG! choice plete stock paper and civvelopes 20a paper se we = F. ae WINTER MILLINER’ expgicpes tom Cand Ae bo ae a e mms in the city, complete stock at ‘Hangines and vo our FRENCH PATTERN HATS. i SE] meet pare them with TY Nc Sita? ee Ge. Sue Ses Bg Waste Gack Paper | Ate, tbowwof our own devin t the owest ponte 17 and O10 Tih street. 2. pas r be MA RANE CHAFFior, i323 ierit st. ASTER o Curtals Laces. I 1 Robes. 3 Bowens Km ierawoxe nna. | Mey Sie Taste ae eee | Ena cman cated Ri Tan money, 221-4we 508 Tthstreet southwest._| Style. Ooms | Private and pablie schooisat lowest srices elo Sw* , 5 Ww ERS. Mux ox Braxors Monier Heavacarrers For Scuoor Sur uz Rag nd ih ea a ean Se vou — PER a oe fo. sistheae AE ,.| The largest and most complete stock of Schoo! FRESCOING. reasonable pessoa nati'necion guaravired, ©" | Rois and Schoo! Soppices in ite Digit, ‘Eresing ‘bridal Trowesuss apeouty. PURMG SCHOUL BCOKS AT CONTRACT STAINED GLASS, ae tao lamservetwertandK | PRICES. a sig UPROLSTERY GOODS T; FE; Seen yous, School Bags. = HE EI HANSON HISS & CO., 815 15th Street. 008, Corn Wearner Is Course, ‘and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE. be sure to call aud inspect the largest assortment ever shown in thiscity. Also LATR BES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MAN- THLS. &c., in great variety, In TIN WARE wekeep the finest quality, which costs very little more than thecommon. A call solicited. W. 8 JENKS € CO, ‘717 77m Starker N. W. 005 W. H. Hovenros & Co. 1214 F sraesr N. W. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. Daring next week we offer a special sale of imported. ‘Rugs at a reduccion of 10 per cent for cash. Our tine of ym Furniture, we think, has been selvcted with cafe, Bune Of which Was specially made for us. see our $05, 3 ploces, Antique Oak Suite, One suite only te ‘See our $85 Butternut Suite. Seo our $185 Sycamore Sulte, Sold in New York and Philadelphia for 225. ‘See Our Ssahogany Suites, from $140 to $250, ‘The above ure a few specially good suites, and will only need this notice to sell them. LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. nWerenever soldat such low figures as a the present me. ‘Our Scotch Curtains, selling from $3.50 to $7 pair, are 40 per cent clieaper this yearthan lasts will need only fot you to look and examine, as we do ot wish to boast ior ourselves—you come and look, ‘and we will let you do that for us. Our assortment of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS Smngleiaced Linen Velours, $2.25, all colors. Siig Woo aman SEDO ta ga oo Spun Slike and Tapestries Goc. to Si2 per y ‘Art Damask Jute, Ye. Japan stikye Doe. ape ‘Amnores, $2.25. : Printed Velour, $6. Brocades al prices Our reputation is very good in this department, and we sollelt you to call aud See for yoursele . Furniture Reupholstered, Drapery Cat and Hung in proper trite ou abort note. : Having » large force of workmen, we shall try and be prompt and execute any order left in our charge with dispatch. ‘References will be furnished on application. 23m W. H. HOUGHTON & CO, ny To Hovsrxzerens ‘We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are now prepared to furnish, in large or small quantities, CHINA, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARE, And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best class, ‘Our goods were never better or cheaper than they are this season. M, W. BEVERIDGE, se25-3m, ‘No. 1009 Penn. ave. To Tus Lapres ART EMBROIDERIES, We take pleasure in informing the public that we are now prepared to do all Kinds of fmibroldery Work Insule, Chenille, Arasene and Tinsel. Cat! at our office and see the beautiful Samples of work. ‘Siuntel Lambrequins, Wall Banners, Screens, Table Searis and all kinds of Tuterlor" Decorative. ate tur broidenies to order at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 Oth street n.w.. St. Cloud Building. All kinds of Sewing Machines For Rent, se25 = Canrers arrets, Carrera ‘Do you Intend buying a new Carpet this Fatlt It you haven't given it a thought Jisten toa few facts: Carpets were never so HANDSOME OR PRICES AS LOW as they ARE NOW. Bioney saved is money made. Lome and see our stock. We will take pleasure in showing you our line of Ingruin, ‘Tapestry, Body Jrumelt Velvet Moquette ‘and ‘wilton | Carpets ‘Rugs, Aft Squares, OW Cloth and a beausiful ine ol Uphiistery Goods, with prices low aa the lowest. ‘See the Templeton Parquette Carpet. Xurniture at the iowest cash prices W. H. HOEKE, 801 Market space, Goon News) Goon News FROM CROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geveral, as no one need be without a well-furnished home Decause they have not got the cush to spare, ‘We sre determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell se21 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 largest aud most yuried stock to se- Ject from, Come afer you have posted yourselves on prices, and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that CROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RIN! 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 nohumbag We Teport, come and make your own terms—at 28 ROGAN'S GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Exizeys HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, In all the Latest Novelties in WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY. &c, ‘Shirts to order, 6 for $12. A perfect fit guaranteed. ELLERY’S, 1337 F street, Opposite the Ebbitt House. FINANCIAL Doras & Wriesr Co. ante) BROKERS, Oprices: COR. SEVENTH AND F STREETS, AND KELLOGG BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C, 20 WALL STREET. STOCKS, OIL, GRAIN, AND PROVISIONS. Private wires Chicago and New York. Representa- tives on New York Stock, Ol, and Produce Exchanges, ‘and Chicago Board ot Trade. ‘oc8-1mo 08 B80 lece E88 addres, Ne ork ordinary tency by ‘Express (at our, gees Amare Sew Orieann ia Make P.O. Money Orders payable and address Reg wl or BABE: OEE OH: FEVER coats « bottle. ‘aie S00 oh Pamce & Warrery, STOCK BROKERS Gvinuarsaue,} New: York. 9, wasn lt agama ae asters ‘H. BH. DODGR, Resident Partner. Eee: pp THE TRADES, W Wi j KHON, wholestie and retail WM. BALLANTY 2 DORA Darss Surexps a Fe recommended by the leading Dressmakers. They are absolutely Impervious, ‘auideosm=” EAL GARMENTS | DYED AND ALTERED Into the new and fushi Visite atid jacket XT 400.8 FOR Grade of Putiic and Private Seuools, ud over Requisit Byer Seho I neatouery shapes Furs ‘repaired. Mui male At Mist | Every lowest prices, Wholesale and CUNNINGHAN'’S. 13108th st uw, Nosten, 024] ret me “ 2 V. KANE, 507 11TH: ST, XN. W.—LORSEIS: 2S MM. ee a 8 full line of ge iravea, Comets and McCAFFRRIY™ New Booxs Maki BONNET AND IML FRAME Facion ‘Hasall the latest tail siyles in bounet aud bat iraanes | MemeGen Leas oe Se eet 7 Sons a al $30 TENTH STREE! NORTHW1 4 Bakes Corsets to srder'in every apie aid oatertal A. olitciu's wughter (Masia) Love aust Medicines (Guam) snd guarantee. perfvet it and comure AAphredive by nckstetn. : _ HiRving pu cased tor Rook Store No. 1434 New A Boe Fs aa ¢@, We shall run it in connection with oor French Hand-made ( ndercloustng, MerinoUnderwear ‘and finest imported Hi 3 sore. “#79 Pemmayivena ave. Any orcs oF Cou Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress ma estos lett at ei. her store wail be prompuly fiited French Cofsels and Buses, ane W. MORRISON Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (iss H's own _ = make) that for tue price iv unsurpas-ca. aaa === N. French, German and Syanis. spoken. mrl4 FAMILY SUPPLIE Pence vreue SCOURING AND Diy CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 208 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWeet Evening Dre-ses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Craps Veils Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongeeour speciaity Jor K est Receive. NEW CATCH—MACKEREL, fat and juicy. W CATCH —Georze’s Rank Cream CODFISH, un- Gent’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned and itepaized, Lavties Usthuiy fine, Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping, ANTON | Sow catoH 7 @CaROLINE LERCH, tormerly wit A-Fischer aaa | SEW CATCH—HALTBUT, nicely prepared and Maison Vriese, Rue Rivolle, Paris NEW CROP-RICE, tender and sweet, and far supe- lor to the old. NEW CROP-NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, light color and smovth, deti¢ate flavor. PIANOS AND ORGANS. TABGE ASSORTMENT, OF (824 BOND. ‘Sawsre, Grand. and’ Upright Pt Seed ent neariy Wen: all tully warranted: of All CROP-FORMOSA, OOLO Se from $5 {0 910 per month. TEAS, Sweet, fragra im METZEROTT € Co.. ive eupremirciy tree from that wud ocl2-1m 903 Penn. ave. 20 door rum Oth st. Seedy taste so comuouly anet With, ss == An last season's © He Worcs 2 co. 925 7TH st. x. W. Sole Agents for the Unrivalied HMER PIANOS, and dealers in Strings, Musical Instruments, Sheet Music and Music Books. 100,000 copies of 5 and 10 cent Sheet Music. Pianos and Organs to Rent. oct-6m. N -|Nories 10 GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS we Lapse Lssrevaesrs, DECKER BROS., FISCHER, AND ESTEY PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF CO ERE RR FRE gS8y 4) Pianos for rent and sold on easy terms. gor rek a? SANDERS & STAYMAN, Q@ok RR K - Goo Exe & & kup "ys5 > (Jarvis Buder in charge), se4-3m 934 F Street Northwest. ALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS ‘equaled at every desirable point, these iarvel- ious struments have won the first place in the hearts ofm all over the world. Liuy no other piauo ‘until you bave seen these, New styles. Now open ing at 811 Oth st. nw. ‘aplo. Eowazp F. Dacor, 926 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF, Bole Azent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hallett & Cuincton and other Pianos: Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Ster- Shanaise. Tastruments sold’ on mnouthiy. payments, Exchanged, Heute, Tuned, Repaired, loved: Stored ‘New aud Second-hand Pianosof other makes always snjplock at iow figures PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Jt ie without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL andthe most Noraitiovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MII, containingas it goes all the most improved Machin: ery invented up to the pr time, but they produce a Flour UNsuRPassrD by any millin the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quau- Uity of Unis magniticent Flour ts shipped annually to Xurope and eaten at te principal Courts of the old Wor HOWEVER Ike everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trving to lake advantage of the Feputation it hus gained by unutaung tue Nese and Draud, and attempting thereby to palm off wu info hor utlicle sor the genuive, ‘Telephone, 34 jel THEREFORE. Ta BR & ie cg ‘Be eure and see toit that either sacks or barrels read KRMN Asa Bob x “CERES” Soe oe eee ‘and Lave the imprint of Piao ORTES TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None geuuine without the two gold medals UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH. WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY. We a GALT 8 Ce, Wholesale Fiout irain Dealers __ PROFESSIONAL DIUM IN ‘Second-hand Pianos at alll prices PIANOS FOR RENT Tpue SWEDISH ay sD rot SO Seca WM. KNABE @ C2. 817 Market Space mys Do Nor Porcuass Until You See The EMERSON PIANO, A thoronghly tirst-clas: instrument at a mi ‘dium price. Over 41,U0U now in use. wassige. Chass girs Call oF send ior ADANE PAYS. MANICUKE AND SUI UUs © AND GV. 4 ON CHIROPODIST, NON ROW, et yivaniaave J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND. SUR- a aoe Sccoud hand Pianos and Organs at prices from 310 | Nj Yeouctitopodise | Tweny-aie sears successtal ‘monthly proces tas g a tbe Word-vide repuranion to $160. Sold on mnail payments 7 brbetng Amer ‘operators. (ice 122 Fat. a, Largest amustuneus Uf Se. music In the city. W. “For soit aud bard corns, wuhained atid more unity se Murs br DM Ones dniack Laon sand Salve Je MiNHY EBERBACH = - = 915 F sires, vet ap24 Jk BANICH 2 Baca PIANOS a quality al sume and the best i Gays muatvelousSeltpayug fimeumncat © FE GL. WILD & BRO. 709 Seventhst. n. w. FES Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now is ee Se SS me CRAKAUER AND C.D. PraSE@Co>- = Re Batdere Gegnase The bey PT reasonabl tuning, Ui a Dra ane Een kablicnos Locks ape treatuen: for ladies desiring reliable services, Advice free ud coutidental. seiscist ‘ME Di. FO. EST. LON HD ANG IM] vetiaote Ladies: Piy'sician, can be consnited ditty Ti cer restdenes, 124 7a Sb Dew. Oluice hours {run Lio wpm. wih Ladies only. ocl.-im* M8 SUE MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN” ic has remove: t0 106 SU where sie will Be pieased to see her iriends and pairons. js ‘Special aitention given Lo Chronic cases, Consuitar Tree, ‘ours—10 4m to 3 pan. Sundays excepted.oc9-2w* J) Mort's PRENCH POWDERS CURE tri le-price Pianos, pair, at GH. KUMN'S, 407 10ib at nw SEWING MACHINES, &c. ADIES, KET do their Fail Sewing, can rent at our Ofice a New Improved Light-Running Sewing Machine o. any: of he most approved patierns at_93 per mou by the Week.” ent paid deducted off price of Mac purchased later. Prompt attention to telephone and mail orders. ERICAN, No 7,80 much THE SILENT NEW A spoken of of which we buve the solé agency, hus re * cently been greatly improved by the increaxe of the | Qoeittel caus, AGL Co wt bel, aie of ‘size of its shuttle to double its former size, ‘The uew | Proupt treatuent. Correspondence and consulta: Automatic Tension Cap: a complete outtit of silver- | oH duis wonudentuk Sepatate Fouuss Jor ladies, tools in handsome morocco, plush-lined. metai- | {ats UN oun orawe und case, and ebonized cabinet work. ‘Lhe very Samples of Arasene Embroidery, doneon the New No. 7, sent by mail on application. A legal guarautee furnished with all Machines we sei. rent or repair. is reitaule Ludie 30 DAYS TRIAL DR. DY ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Fuxctei ‘G AUERBACH, cor. 7th and H sts. che We will send on titty days’ trial, i wh 2 Ta ii, who ure suflering frou Nervous ee ni ae st Vital those dineases Of 5 a personal ature resuiting front ubuses and olher causes: Speedy lehel ahd compete resturauon w health, vigor aud Luanhood guuranieed. Send ut once ior” iilustraved Hiaupiet, Iree. Auras VULTAIC BELT CQ. Mat Shull, Mich, 5 wSveo TPHE WHITE IS KING! THE ACME OF Put jection in. the cat Of sewing Machines. A concentration and condensation of mnechauteal wenlas ‘and skill, ‘The range of work can not be excelied. It isa thing of beauty and a joy forever. Cali und seeita: J, ¥. MCKENNEY'S. 427 vib st nw. J.B ORICH- Me D, Manager. Machines of ali kinds for saleor | J yi. DODD'S NEL <0, RMAN ENT rind CePA at RS | aie eka oe é a ner stn and isis. Price, Sent by mais sealed, sez-th,s,tusm SPECIALTIES. VE BMQORE Das ALL 1HE EVENTSOF MEir PERI tesiness conitdcaiats Laake auagon, Deane OV cents eucir 408 L suzeely between, atu fad sbewest aeaoee DILES-DR. MUNLEMAN CURES PILDS BY direct areutmient, without Wuerwee of katte, cause of ligature: “Cure guaranteed. “Cau ‘ue consulted at Asai rots wom, poser DENTISTRY. WOOD AND COAL. Warren H. Maazww, ‘Wholesale and Retail dealer in coAL AND woop. ‘Main Office No. 710 Dst. n.w.. Offices and Yards— Sth and Bsta aw: No.216 A st ne Coal Depot— Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues sw. All Offices are connected with the Telephone Ex- 8¢20-1m* ay 7 S ~ oenen o. RK. 8. L SCOTT, DENTIST, WOULD RESPEC 20 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL tus snform hi triends and patrous that he OOO cr Mais, com desirable | re umed the practice of his profession at 1207 Fst. fariety, at the. very lowest prices, Inindilug and stove | 7° “ ‘Wood prepared in’ cund prompt | ™ a he best umaner. Quick und SSeS es = roPscod in your andere STARK PARSONS, COR OTH AND EN. “Gales 1214 renneyivana avenue, ae Dikitine sepcoalty lio, the cure of toptiacie EE ec) Ge oe Depot and Wharf, 6th and Water streets southwest, KT. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH sf, Bre OMERMEINE |), 2, STALE bennurr. e07 ome se INTER FUBL AT SUMMER KATES i» branches ‘Deets Mserted @7 per set ag pas warraued V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, Dealer ‘Wholesale and Retail in WOOD and COAL. % complete Fac ae and ateamar oom ATTORNEYS. ‘Wood and Coal direct trom tbe forests and mines PRENTISS NUTT, OF MIS-ISSIPPL by rail and water, and free trom slag, slate and other AATORNEY-AT-LAW, impurities, all the Courts and Depart- GIV1 TRIAL, . Mane ant Uden Fi TEC taand ave nw — So ner core BiG Se a, All connected by,! x an10-3m_ MMU ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Joux Mussa, N. = ee Wholesale and Retail Dealerin i ‘enyao lath areee TELEPHONK CONNECTIONS Sabnat arse aren SAWED and SPLIT We cover on pik fvore *Targe ead cL LUMBER Fine nore pros icone bone Say bart of thecy FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDEDTO. 620 OTH STREET, OPP. U. 8 PATENT OFFIC ‘Britten, | 20 BRANCH. 1706 PA AVE B. W. aL fo RAILROADS. ——— Jpisowont arn LINE ‘Trains leave Band P. depot Oth and Baserewter ‘except Suudlay, for Lynchburg amd am 11:15 am.—Daily for Lynchburg. Danville, Av yilie, Chariotte, Atlauta, aud points South Pullman wutle: slerping cars to AUlanta, apd thence to New Oneans, Sunday, for Manassas, Toad 230 pm—Paliy, ex Stfasborg and intermediate stations AWW p.a—“Daily tor Charlottes ithe, Louisville. Cine cinnatt'and points on Chea. aud Obie Hi Pulimnar Sieoper “Washington to Lowsvilie T1vO p.m. Dally tor Lynchburg, Charlotte, Onlam: bas, Augusta, AANA, Moulgumers. New Uvlears and points South, “Puliman pace bullet cieeping cars te outgomery in connection with Pullman paflor cas thence to New Orleans Sleeper wo Auguste, ‘Torongn trains from South arrive st Wa bington 8:00 an. and 0:30 p.m. from Loulaville fl0 Lynchburg local, 248 pm; sitesburg toca, 10a ickets, sleeping car accommonation tym farimtie thd Oagwnge cocks Ponomyiva.ia a¥e aint at passenger static. Mania Halirond, Ovi and Bae JAS. 1. TAYLON ‘ General Passenger Ae ALTINORE AND OM10 KAWLROAD, Schedule in offect, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 100 inforn ny Tost, unt furcier notice ‘a Fast Limited. xpre a aud Cileage, arriving da Putsbarch at 7:35 j 45 ig at OD. NOOR fate ie Chae d taot thane, For Ciuciunati, Louisville and St, Louls datiy at 3:36 pm. aed lusty pam. Carough comhes Boe Sleeping Cars 1 ab. ve polls a porn. Isa fast thunited UAB to © Lous. arriving bn Clociumati we xt St Ouls G40"p.m. Noexra fare Crain $0F sist (mie m. and 8.55, wid trteott, with mo F ttebargh. Huston and Local Stations, 8:40 a.m. daily wuuday’ reaCirace, Newark, ‘Chester and Phiadel pm. daliy ‘Lal uboFe on W ck days, end 10009 tm. 121 Singerly, Wiiming. a, 120) 7 20) wii 11200 pt 30, 5:30 ana Loud japdoah Valley Raliroad and pote id. o:80 atm. d. Uly; 10 a an. lias Siempre fr Dew Orleans 5ai0 pun Scecper to Lite Wilmington. Delaware,and intermediate potnte between Ballamore and Wilmiingion, 3:13. pin. dally, except sunday. For Aunapolis 6:40 a.m. and 12:10 and 4:30pm, on Sunday 5:30 ain, 4:00 p.m. Tor Way Stauious between Washington, more 5, 6:40, 8330 am., 12:10 p. ‘On sunidays 5280 a. int “rmediate poluts 10: daily, except Sunday. 4:40 jm. daily, except Sunday. For Hagerstown 10:00 a.1m, and 5:31 p.m. daily, ex- cept sun Trains tfive from the West daily 6:20, 115, 6:30 and 10:30 pam, “Little Rock bape Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington, Ane ewark and Havre de Grace, 11 $20 00 on, daly con and intermediate points nor:h of nd Valley Railroad, Tntermedinte points, s: 5:16 b.m. dally except Sunday. rains leave Halumore tor Washington at : Y200. 9205 wid 10:80 a. 30 9, 0, RY p.m: on Sundays, BU, 2280, 420, 0200, cou Su Pennsylvania avenue, corver of 14th street. where orders will be taken for to be checked aud Feceived at auy point in the city. B. DU ‘ . LORD, Gen. Manazér, Baltimore. GPA wos TON, OHO AND WESTERN KRALL HOAD Co, Schedule tn effect August 1. 1886, ‘Trains will eave trom and arrive ai B. & P. station, 6th and B sis, as follows: Washington #:10 a m. daily ex mm. dally, arriving at Round Hill 11.44 wm. Keturuing trains leave Round Hill in. daily and at 3:15 p.m dally except Suu day aredving at Washington R40 a ih. wind 9:40 po fouthiy and quarerly CommUtallon rales 1000 mile tickets $2) R BELL, auto supertnieiiont, HE GREAQ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE Tu THE NORTH, WEST AND sOUTHWES?, TREL HAILS “MAGNIFICENT hgUiP AEE, fi SUPICENT bQuiPall IN EBERCTUULY itn, 1sb. ‘Trains leave Washington from studio, Comer of Sixth ‘nid streets, an fu For Pittsburg ai the We Sunday. Chicago Limited Expres ing CAFS al B90 A. M. dally or alae eat nt Hrd Carton isu dus ckcuya sarin ‘Shicago with siseping Oat Aliouna te Chins i eeptng Cars, “Wasson” ing Cars Washington to Sait tounge Wee St) Harrisburg “with Western Through Sleepers for Louisville ai Pacitic Express, 10:00 P. SM. daily. tor Pittsburg S24 the West, with throughs sieeper Harrisburg ts icauze, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For brie, Roo . Bufo, Niagara lua)’ P.M. dus, exe. jt malurday, wiih Pausee Cars Waslilugton io Rochester For Williamsport, Lock Maven and Elinira, at 0:50 A.M. dally, exorpt Sunday, For New ork and 5, 9:00 and 11:00 OPM. Os 3 For bostou without cliange. 2:0 ‘ait through Jersey City with boats of Brook. ct me ‘ford. higidirecttrausterto Fulton wsret, avuidiug double Jetriuie across New York Cis For Puliadeiphia, 7:15, W200 wid 11:00 A. M.. 2:00 4:19, 6x0, 10:00 and 11-20 P.M On” Suivingy $200 00M, 2000, 4:10, 0900. Loan) and 41-20 Fe MK Limited Express, 0:40 .a. ai. aud dou & Mt daly, except sunday: For Baltimore. 6:35, 1200.0 12105, =00, 710, 10. 5 Deteronw es OFM ad 4a P.M .y, excepL Sanday”, For Annapolis. ‘M., 12:05 and 4:°3 P.M dally, except Sunday. Sundays, #900 A.M. 4:15 P.M ALEXANDIUA AND PREG RAICKSEUKG KALLE WaY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHING TON RAILROAD, 6290, Loo A. Mall A. daily, except sunday. leave Alexandria for W ast 5 00, 1010 A. ML: 1:00, ae: ight. the office, northeast cor nd Penusyivatia avenue. aud ab the station, Where Orders ean be le gage lowest nation frou CHAS. . PUC _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Fre ALL POTOMAC RIVE LANDINGS Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. Wedursday aud Friday, at 7 at mint Ferry aid Laeuatutown abd all tatcrived inte iss. On Friday catends ber tip to Lewis aud wee wharves, Coan Kiver, ieinsale, Lodge ‘Laude lint Atuidan's Point, Wicomico River: Mating iandings every trip. De aga EOLO any Landing for 25 cents Staterooms su conts Foe Potowac RIVER LANDINGS EW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIEL)Y Leaves “thetreet wharl on MONDAYS, THURS DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. Returuing TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m. toucl ing at Acdver Landings as tapas Ivomiui Creek, Currie oman, Va, and St. Clements Bay, Mc. Counects with pee Sched UN LL PADUSTT. Agent W.RIDLAY, aaa PA a, IRECTTO NEW YORE—FREIGHT STEAM DRL PS TPT Kier 41, Kast ver, N.Y..every SATURDAY at ‘asiiingion, ms Gu) st. whan, “W ery Kes MORNING. “Frewut at lowent raves” |S yy Me VeeNON: ar. vicuson: STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves “ub-sireet wharf daily (except munday) tox ernon o'clock win. “Ieturning, reaches Washington about 3:30 pan se i. 1. BLAKE, Captain. oy =—— STEAMERS. tee LLAN LINK ROYAL MAIL STEAMER. Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL, via. QUEENSTOWN, ‘Calling at Halifax, N.S, and St. Johns, N. ‘Caspian October 18; Nova Sco'lan, November 16 Cabin, $65; Intermediute $30: Stecrage, ez G 10 Kosten, Via. Derry aud Galway. laagow perry way. Pantuger ecco eee ae ce DA, BEOSK manner ie ica D. A; BROSNAX, 612 Oth oro. We 26 Benaave ‘