Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1886, Page 6

THE BARTHOLDI's GREAT STATUE. ‘The Colossal Size of the Figare. . From the New York Tribane. The statue measures 151 feet and 1 Inch from the bottom of the plinth to the tip of the torch fiame, and stands In all 305 feet and 11 inches above low-water mark. The forefinger of the goddess’ right hand is over seven feet long and over four feet in circumference at the second Joint, The eye is two feet wide and the nose more than three feet long. The total weight of the statue is about twenty-five tons; it cost in making over a million of francs. ‘The Goddess of Liberty Is the largest work of itekind that has ever been completed. The legendary Colossus of ithodes couid not possibly have had the shape or bigness attributed to it. ‘The colossal statue of Arminius, in Bavaria, is about ninety-four feet in height; x Charles Borromeo on the shores of Lake Magziore, seventy-five feet. The Virgin of Pay comes ‘next, fifty-two feet, and the statue of Tiavaria last scarcely more than a toot shorter. Allo! them shrink oat of countenance beside ue gigantic copper figure on Bedlow's Island. ‘The colossal in art, it is generally understood, can be used to express only a limited. number of ideas. It must represent, if possible, some Yast abstraction, and carry with it alwaye the suggestion of power, majesty or Infinity. Its peculiar eifect is that of the phy subitme, touched and heightened by the idea of. moral sablimity. And sot is not the mere legendary goddess, with more than maniy strength and more than womanly stateliness, clear-eyed, and wise and patient, Nike Minerva, that the Sculptor means really to represent. ‘The figure of a graceful, deep-vrowed wornan 4s there, whose ricly-pleated robes hang in soft rounded foids about her shapely breast and limbs, the pure, clear face, and the luxuriaat hair crowned with a sparkling diadem of light. But through it all shines, as it cught to shine, the suggestion of that eager, prose!y ting passion for liberty for which the men of the revolution spilled their blood in France and America, and which, If in modern days, only one of a sheal of memories, Is for both countries the most prized of them ail. This, at least, is the inspiration Barthold! has striven to put into the great statue. It ison this that he and M. Laboulaye have counted for the figure’s “far-reaching moral effect.” ee The Ideal Sieeping-Room. M, J. Plumstead, in Good Houskeeping. The “ideal sleeping-room’” will face the east. It will be not less than fifteen feet square, with windows on two sides for light and ventilation. For further ventilation it will have an open fire place. The walls will be hard-finished and Unted a color that will be restful to the eye. ‘The woodwork will be finished in its natural color, paint not being admitted. The floor wiil be of hard, polished wood, with small rags tor comfort that are shakable weekly. Everything that wouid invite dust will bes excluded, thereiore the furniture will have no extra carv: ings. ‘The one hair mattress will be of the best quality, made in two parts for convenience in Turning and airing, with a woven-wire spring Peneath. The bed clothing will be the lightest. ‘at the same time warmest, consisting of blan- kets and white sprea Allextra adorum: of lambrequins and fancy things of no use will not find a place here, ‘The curtains will be of thin, washable mate- rial. The “coming wor bed set away from well as convenience. will plan to have her wail for health’s sake as Modern “conveniences” will be let alone as tar as stationary wash busin wita hot and cold water \e port— able washstand being used instead, she pre‘er- | Fing to doa ilttle extra work io ra: The “coming woman” Will pian big closet Im each sleeping room. with a window for Ventilation, if possibie thing. It will nut be @ receptacle ‘for vid boots or shoes, nor ale Liquated bonnets, hats or sulled’ clot There wili be pleaty of hooks at the pro height for her’ to reach. not forgetting to put those in the « Tsk of being siowly and genteeliy: py Her bed will be weil spread open the first thing | inthe morning, aud tie suusuiue and air is | vited tn to dots part toward airing aud cleats: | Ing of the same, and the making of the bed | Will be the Inst of the morning dus | | | closet at a ‘suitable height for th children will be remembered in this house, | and will have a room w hard-wood floor, | Where ali their belongings can te kept, aud they ean play to their Learts’ content’ wi out being told to do tuis or that for tear-| of hurting the earvet or funiture; where every thing shall be usable and baugable, plenty of | Old chairs and boxes for ste: where they can decorate th tures and bave a good “SR ee What Toothpicks Do. ‘From the Elmira Gazette. “Do you see that wooden toothpick?” asked an Euniran the other day ‘Yes, it looks like a seeond-hand oue: What's the matter with itt” “It Is second-hand. I used it once before. | ‘That toothpick stood me in a cool two hundred | the other nig! How? Weil, drewa deuces and bet $20 on a blurt. Yaised me, and Tsaw the raise and w 1 Cars OF circuses; walis with ple ne generally, nt him $10 more. The first thing | knew I bad s200in The pot, and I did not help myself on the draw, I pulled that toornpick outor my pocket, and another $20 as I coolly picked my teeth, My opponent looked at me @ minute, and threw down a hand that had a patr of Kings in it, and J raked in the casi.” “Well, how did the toothpicig help yor “How? Greai heavens, i Thadu't had It to play with I wouid have nothing to do but sit aud look my adversary in the face, and my looks would have betrayed that I was blufling at a glance. + idu’t you ever notice the | habit some men have of having toot handy when they goon the witness stand? ives them selpossession. A man m Youaliar,and it at the same tim toothpick’ none! tly from one side of his | mouth to the other you can rely on his mean— ing business and backing up his assertion with right-handed Lif need be.” Lenox, the Lam-Tum Summer Resort. Nearly everybody who goes tor the first time to Lenox, where the season still lingers, and who knows the place by reputation alone, is | greatly disappointed at its appearance. He ex- pects to see two or three spacious, elegant hotels, and he finds only Curtis'—an ordinary country-looking, unpainted brick tavern,which has been eularged from time to time without increasing symmetry or picturesqueness. It | stands at the cross-rouds, boid, ugiy-uninviting, | without any environment to'set it « here | are no shops, no appearance of a town, no sus gestion eve of @ Village. Curtis’ is very com | jortably Kept; but this you do not find wut until | you have staid there, and surely would never Suspect from iwwexterio-. ‘The s n is very Hine; the cottages and qrounds are beautivul, tie Grives detightful, the ente ¥ and sumptuous. "But to the ordiuury ouserves, | Who has wot yet done the place, Lenox shows | feks It | to poor advantage, especially for a place so | Very fashionable. lis true eter must be | Sought indoors; it has no outdoor aspects that would bexiz to render it justic Lenox is al! that prides itse!! on * ‘Nevertheless, sort, it ison its tace, at first flush, « locailty of mockery, of exasperating ~de- - Doubtless | Dressing. H Demorest says there are indications of a change trom the high stylesof hairdressing that have of late prevailed, At the moment a favor- | Ite fashion seems to be the rather Lar 4 rather loose! and standing out some distance is becoming to certain people, fective must wear It. worn, but the elfect The Fre pular, and it be from the he but, like a twist remains very p is @ very easy aud the back hair twist should stead of rub! Lwist, as some perso: it is mueh especially if the hi thick, to them to the crowa of the bead thera im pulls or oops, adding w heeessary. In the . aud loops are al bulky, an ds entirely im witenes loosely crimped be tuo heavy lookin, MUST not be wo large. ewitebes run in weight from ounces. Pulls, which are again quite pop ure preferabiy wade of naturally crimpy bair, as they are then much lighter, and # less amount of hair is required to make the, They ure not large, three inches im length one and oue-laif inees In diameter being ade sirable size, Ladies who have had their h: cut short and Gesize to put it up again will find twist desirable. This Is rolied from side to the middie © he yolis being perpe in very su duced” tr shigitiy er lookiog en used 16 €o if it be too short to do up in a twist, A smail portion in thevacs oF on the ¢ the head may be securely tied and w r as closely as possi: bie. ‘Tue eri then be arreaged so as io conceal the ortion and Ue loose ends of the short hair drawn uuder it. The troat hair is not worn so low over the bat in many” styles is metimes brushed: aw ether. The Pompadour $ to Whos ¥ @t the back, the coil or braid set | H SS EVENING STAR enti, WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘TUESDAY, Dor Pax Mar W auzer. FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSIL or. ABSOLUTELY PURE AND UNADULTERATED. IN USE IN HOSPITALS, CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES, AND PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE, CURES CONSUMPTIO! HEMORRHAGES. AND ALL WASTING DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALARIA, ‘THE ONLY PURE STIMULANT FoR ‘THE SICK, INVALIDS, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN. For sale by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers, PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. 4FSold only in sealed bottles, and none gen- uine except such as bear our trade-mark label of the old chemist, and the name of company biown in bottle. 497° Persons east of the Rocky Mountains {except the Territories), unable to procure it, from their dealers can have half-dozen sent in plain case, unmarked, express charges pre paid, by remitting six dollars to ‘The Dufly Malt Whisky Co, Baltimore, Md. Send two-cent stamp for our Unfaiting Qom sumption Formula, consisting principally of raw derfeteak and our whiskey. Equally valuable for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and recovery from alt Wasting Diseases It can be prepared by any Aowsekeeprr. All inquiries concerning this for ‘mula and the use for our whiskey in any discase, ‘will be cheerfully answered by our Medical De- partment. 0023 Eevrneziowa: OR SKIN CANCER, ako? seven face. Eight. me Use Of Swift's Speci wrt to procure it. rs I suffered with a cancer on my azo a friend recommended the ‘and [determined to make an his 1 was siccessful, and De gan is use. ‘The influence of the medicine at first was what aggravate the sore: but soon the inflam- n Was ullayed,and I began to improve alter the first few bottles. “Sy genera: health has greatly im- Proved. I ain strouxer, and able ts do auy kind of Work. “The cancer on my tace began to decrease and icer to heal, until there is not # Vestige of it left— only w little scar marksthe place, MES. JOICTE A. McDONALD Atlanta, Ga, August 11, 1835. Thave had a cancer on my face for some years. ex tending from one cheek bone across the nuse tothe other. “Ithas given me agreat deal of pain at times burning and ‘itching to such an extent that it was, almost unbearable. —E commenced usiig SWit's Spe S85, and have used elght bottien. st has ibelgieatest relict by removing the iufamaar Hou and restoring my genefal healt ee W. BARNES, Knoxville, lowa, Sept. 8, 1885. ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matled free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, 16 coo ec © co ‘cou Our Special Cloak Sale the past week has left us with a number of remnants We will name prices to mi move off on Saturday. 's Coaching Coats, plush trimmings, $2.69, Boucle Conte, Astracan trimmings $3.57. wmarkets, Astracan tlmmingsy $3.02 les, Boncle Jackets, $3.29, ak ies! Tailor-made Newmarket, $4. Eadies Kersey Jackets gaan © ‘Visives and Plush Garnients at same low figures. E UKMpDP esa VY YREB SSS, EE UD p GOL OY yers ERED B Gcot 99 vy ge os & ‘KuDpD ‘00 VBE Sss8 S-button Scallop-top Gloves, 49¢., sold at 89c. gitptton Embroidered Back Gloves, 69c; sold at ‘button Mascot Back Gloves, 79c.: sold at $1.35. S-button Undressed Kid Gloves, 98c.; sold at $1.50. Children's Merino Vests and Pants, 12c. and up, Children’s” Scarlet Vests and Pants, ail wool, 35e. ana up. erino Vests and Pants, worth @Sc.. at 470. id Gent's Scarlet Al-wool Underwear, worth $1.00, at 73e. Gent's Wool Shirts, 75c.; worth $1.00. K EER T Sye8= What we have left from our great sale two weeks ago will close at the same prices, Ladies’ Bal. and Colored Hose, fail regular, 220. Coidren's Ribbed and Plain se Bae. Gent's Best Saper stout Half « Toe Children’s Woo! Hose, Klbbed, 6x8 250. Ladies’ Fleeced Hove, extra heavy, 286. coo A RRR K 3 885; go k ss RR EAE > g Cco ltba 42 KR RK K = oc22 734 7TH ST. N. W. I Cue Ox Tur RECOMMENDATION OP A FRIEND, is the exclamation of many people that come to OAK HALL ‘The first time. What does this denote? It satisfies us that our Axed rule, to sell clothing of a high grade ouly, aud at prices 30 per cent under others, meets the approval of Washington's people. The following are a few of the latest bargains received: A good strong Overcoat at $5. worth $7.50. ‘Au ail Wool Overcoat ai $7.50, worth $10.50, A fine Montagnac Chinchilla Overcoat, made up fdual to the best merchant tallor’s work, at $23, ust iy made to order tor $3. il lime of Hight and heavy weight Overcoats be- ween those prices, all good bargains. complete line of Business and Dress Suits, from $6.50 to 525, consisting of Sack, Cutaway aud Prince Uweat pricea ever seen ia Wassington FOR BOYS 6 T0138 73, worth Hetcer Suitsat $2.00, worth Rest Gonturoy Suite af $a: sel otsew here at: A splendid Line of fine Cassimere, Trico, Wide Wale onscorkacren Saige from $6 op. Overcoats trom $250 to $10. Best of bargains, FOR BOYS 14 TO 18 YEARS. the tempies brought erimped, or smaii pin enris the sides and relieve the pls Such striking ast to brows that have been so irouts in Pompadour style ‘The pretty. are made Over with small curis at the sides an fringe of air over the brow. For the Russiun bang the natural hair ts cut short like boys tn the iront, aod. slightly curled bes peeatag with the bands wh: it isdamp. " It is thep brushed to a point in the middle of the'forehes 4 and well back from the temples. Ornamecte for the half are tashionable, but Inust be fuat nang deni eal be Sar. Fancy sheil ° pn and some 1 plus are used. " arse —————e0__ Geronimo arrived at Pensacola, Fla., yester- day, and Is contined, with toureen. olber war- iors, at Fort Pickens, on Santa Rosa island, ‘opposite Pensacola, z worth $6. 50. werth $5. due Cassimere. Corkscrew, Tricot and chesiot stig it cau atpie a prices Lot to touched Uy any house huving lange store expeaser, ‘Overcunts iu full ine from $400 91S. OP PANTS. 4 ete fine tor Men, Yi Boys Chil- caren af prices lower than ever botora =o7e ae Our motto: No trouble toshow goods at; OAK HALL ec22 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS ‘ALL AND WINTER, '86 AND ‘87. FREN sur’ VERCOA’ i Tepe H. D. seal 111 Peamaylvania‘ave ™ ___DRY GOODS. S LADIES’ GOODS. HOUSEFURN: MOVVliopee a New Blok, of Goode at Mes M. J- Hos: Brees. Fine Monatr Plann Cairiags Hab Setats Opoas for 1900 F ST. NW, go HAVIEAND, TEA. sore, Pian ‘Table Scart Mohair ‘Cloak geri taioee and other Fancy Goods made from Smyroe ‘Comma Carriage, Res, Blankets, ac. acer Great bargains inafine lot eco air Renisents; sutatie dar covering. fursieese’ Geos Pocsiwe’ “JOHN WATERHOUSE, agent Lasxssuncs & Bro. WE HAVE NOW ALL OUR LADIES HEAVY SKIRTS READY FOR SALE Our Stock is Large and Complete and Our Prices Correct. ‘We Have All Kinds and All Prices, but would care to Call Your Especial Attention to the 4 Specials: A Folt Skirt with platting and 2 folds, with pipin 2 tay arsals Reader Bs ee SS HEE Piptng 2—A Flannel Skirt, full sized, well made, good weight, with 2 rows pialllng, at $1.23. 8-A Heavier One, with 4 rows of plaiting, at $1.48. 4—Anothor very pretty style, with one row of plalth ‘and 8 rows of braid, for 81-40. tea! "These are of special value, ‘Weare also showing a beautiful line of CHILDREN’S CAPS. Boucle, $1.00. pa as low as $1.75, Novelt; Plusd line of | Ow Nea iron FLANNEL UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Children is now ready for eae ‘Children's Canton Flannel Drawers, 23, Ladies’ Canton Flaanel Drawers, well ie, trimmed ith embroidery at She, Ladies’ Chnton Flannel Drawers, at 49e.— with ruffle of Cambric, 65c. With deep embroidery rafile, at’ 73c. Ladies’ Finrnel Skirts, Sell wea, Gs. Children's Combination Nighe sates 863, lnfant’s long Flannel skirts at 19¢. ‘Misses’ Nainsook Check Aprons, trimmed with Lace, Bio ‘ust the thing for schoo! purposes— ‘One Lot Childrens Schovl Coats for $2.75. ‘Two good things in our COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT 1-10 dozen go0a quality Cotton Chemise, with em- broidery and dnserting araund ncek kid sleeves, Only BOG. "Kegular Ob. Chemie 2-20 dozen good quality Cotton Drawers, with. six fine tucks, well made, for 39a. Regular 5Uc Drawers. 20 Doren Fine Quality Boucle Jerscys, Vest Front, Coat Back, for $3.89—imported Ki food ex: change foF $5.00 in money. eee ‘In our Rubber Department We have bought 150 Men's Black Rubber Cloth Gos- samers, which we shail ofer for $1.26. We take great pride in announcing through this me- dium the Lonest fact to the possession of the following specials in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. ce at 45c. per yd.; w lish Checks at Gladstone Mixtures 42in “and Sik Atxtures styfish, 54-in. all wool Pin Head Cheviots at $1.00—service- ‘able goods, 42-in, all wool Camel's Hair stripe at $1.40; do. plain to match at $1.00.— combination. 42-in. all wool Cable Cord at $1.4; do. plain to match ‘at $1.00—combination. 54-in. all wool Bayadere at ». plain to match at ‘75e.—bargain. ‘Weare also offering the greatest variety of Fine Fail Novelties in Dress Goods from the leading manufacturers of Europe and America. Remember our inducements are sincere, THE BEST LIGHTED ROOMS. THE GREATEST FACILITIES, TRE LOWEST PRICES. ONE PRICE ABSOLUTELY. ‘These ought to commend themselves to the notice of all intending purchasers, IMPORTED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, ‘PARLOR AND LAMPS, in Antique Brass, also those of her own design, to which she calls special ‘BROS. 'T Al 81 FORK: 3 PI itenton_Noreguar opening day. ecas_| EAL Sp TEMAEA Tai Sit PEAT ‘ADAME A. VY. LEFRANG, 830 NORTH HOW- hee, 4 A Wi: WILMARTH & EDMONSTON. poe pe Giang ha ape Fine Imported T: ings, ‘2m* 0023 1205 Pennsylvania ave. 1107 F STREET, — See FRESCOING. ‘Would announce the receipt of her STAINED GLASS. AUTUMN STYLES UPHOLSTERY Goops, Of Bonnets and Round Hats, selected with great care from the most fashionable EUROPEAN HOUSES, Special attention has been paid tothe procaring of GOODS FOR COSTUME BONNETS 7° enable us to sult the most fastidious oc] M. . KANE, 507 11TH ST. N. W.—CORSETS * made to order. A perfect fit guaranteed. Aiso, a full'iine of Shoulder Braces, Reform Walsts, French Corsets and Busitles Corsew launderied - se18-2m* MUES. ‘H, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE AMA that she has removed lier Dresemaking Parlor to i Tithst. aT sth.w., near the arlington hotel, formerly 728 cl J. C. Horcarssox, IMPORTER, ‘Complete Assortment MILLINERY, cLoaxs, JACKETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS LACES, ASTRACHAH, PLUSHES, &c. LOWEST PRICES GUARNTEED. FOSTER KID ‘GLOVES, $1 Per Pair, and Upward, Every patr fitted and war ranted. ‘907 Pennsylvania ave. ‘7 Trevise, Paris. ool Mes K. A. Doxovar, 904 F STREET. A choice and complete stock of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, FRENCH PATTERN HATS, Also, those of our own design, at the lowest possible ces. Poel pe Tue Fevora Darss Suterps Are recommended by the leading Dressmakers. are absolutely Impervi 119¢0-3m™ MAcane Cuarriot. 13a iors sr. AVE" Curtains and Laces, Infante Caps and Robes, Fine work of ali kinds, done up in the best French Style. oc5-1ms Maz. Vox Bray Monrsre, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; Wim. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Suits made at ‘the shortest notice. Superior fitting, Feasonable prices, and sutisfaction guaranteed. Evening Dresses. Bridal Trosseaus a specialty, cz ‘920 14th st,, between I und K. GPAL, GAIIENTS | DYED AND ALTERED into the new and fashionable visite and jacket pes. Furs repaired. Mutts made. At Miss UNNINGHAM’S, 1810 8th st. n.w. No sign. Mabe MCARRERIV'S BONNET AND FRAME FACTORY, formerly 1100 F st., has Moved to northeast corner of 11th and G streets, ‘Has ull the latest fall styles in bonnet and hat frames, 824, MS ANNIE HUMPRER B\ 30 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes Corsets to order in every style and material, and guarantees perfect fivand comiort French Handmade Undercloting, SterinoUnderwear n made U ning, Merin L A SRN sSSy ‘snout Aust imported Mater £ aa ENN § Patent Shoulder Braces, aud ail Dress Keform Goods. bE fA BRE Sos, mornean dtenah Cte ua Bates Aaa Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (iiss H.'s own fun 24 BAN Sgs8 make) that for the price iv unsurpassed. YN. —Freuch, German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 BR EE RM fou, BOB | jpmence pvewwa scounina and Du EP tp E Soca Bun CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, B wi ik ik “do HE 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWest. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crapo Vella, «eee Pepe Boe es Feathers, Kid Gloves,Flannel and Pongesour specialty, Sct BBR RRR OO Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladlew Site Ear EGE Gye a = | paca ors a camer ace ee oon ~@ | CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud 0022 420-422-424-426 TTH ST. | Maison Vriese, Rue Itivolie, Paria a8 W. M. Suavsrez & Soxs GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS in Black, Brown, Garnet ‘and Gray. MOIRE SILKS, dark colors and Evening Shades. FAILLE FRANCAIS and SATIN RHADAMES, all colors, Bonnet’s Perfection BLACK SILKS. Sole Agents for Washington. ‘The best Black Silk ever made. Gantier's All-Silk Colored and Black VELVETS, ‘High Noveities in VELVETS, SILKS, PLUSHES and CAMEL's HaIRs. Ladies’ HABIT CLOTHS, all shades and qualities. Ladies’ Merino and Silk UNDERWEAR. PONGEE in choice designs for Furniture Drapery. Great Bargain in Colored Moire Sash RIBBONS, Evening Shades, WHITE SILKS and ILLUSIONS for weddings. Largest and most complete stock of French DRESS GOODS ever shown in this city, MOURNING GOODS of every texture. Special attention is called to our Barnesley Double Table DAMASKS, at $1.50 per yard, equal to any goods in the market at $2. Hotel keepers are in- vited to examine. Fancy Linen SCARFS, TOWELS, &c. Our stock 1s larger than ever. Prices as low as Same qualities can be bought for in United States. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue a. w. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. oclé T Caneer Bovers WE RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR VARIED STOCK OF NEW PAT- TERNS OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS. AN EXTRA SUPER, THE BEST INGRAL CARPET MADE, IS WORTH 90Cis.. (OUR IS 75 CPS.) WITH PLENTY OF NEW PATTERNS ‘To SELECT FROM. GRAINS AT 26 CTS., 30 CTS. 36 CTS. 40 CTS. MADE 10 OUR OWN ORDER: CE THEY RUN REGULAK THROUGH AND THOUGH AND EASY TO MATCH, AND WILL WEAR VERY WELL. THERE 18 VARIETY ENOUGH IN DESIGNS TO CARPETS AT A SIMILAR PRICK THE BEST Is SOLD BY US AT $1.25. OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS WERE NEVER 80 ATTRACTIVE, BOTH IN VARIETY OF DE- OUR BLANKET DEPARTMENT IS STOCKED FOR THE NEXT TEN Days, EC JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Penna, ave., south side, Tue Suanr Boyer Is Deav Unto the fact that we are this season offering special inducemenis in RELIABLE AND sTYLISH CLOTHING of all grades. In quality and make you will find our new stock all that could be desized. We make it a point to handle such garments ONLY as are ‘Strictly first class in material and workmanship. ‘We sell you an elegant Cheviot Suit at $7.50 that ‘woulk be cheap at $10.00. ‘We sell you an All-Wool Cassimere Suit #¢$10.00 that would be a bargain at $14.00, ‘We sell you an extra fine Cassimere Suit at $12.50 that you cannot match anywhere under $16.50. ‘We sell you a fine Prince Albert Sult, allk faced, at $15.00 that would be cheap at $20,00. We sell you a better Prince Albert at $18.00 that is really worth $25.00, ‘We sell you an All-Wool Fall Overcoat at $7.50, A very fine one at $10.00. We have an extra large line of Suits for Boys from 13 to 18 years old, trom $5.00 up. ‘We havea full line of Boys’ Fall and Winter Over- coats, from $3.75 up to $15.00. For Children from 5 to 13 years old, Suits with Short Pants, at $2.50, $2.75. $3.00, $5.50, $4.00, $4.50, Which we guarantee to be 20 per cent less than you can buy them elsewhere, ‘We havea full line of Odd Pants, from $1.50 up. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED, ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING coMPaNy, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS, 0020 oclz Excenys WATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, Inall 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, SEWING MACHINES, &c. HE LIGHT-RUNNING “NEW Hi HAS attained a degree of popularity and achieved Feputation for mechanical excellence as unprecedented as it 18 well merited. mbodying every desirable Quality. i has won thé approbation of all who have een it'in qperution, aid is rapidly supersoding other chines, both at home aud abroad, a its construc special reference has been had to the views of Pfsctical operators und men of scientific attalaments. We huve successfully combined simplicity, durability, reliability, speed, strength abd beauty, producing & machine unequaled for ease Of management aud ca pacity for wide range of work. We ask @ critical ex- amination and the employment of the severest, tests in comparison with other machines, feeling assured that ap unbiased public will render its verdict in be- bait of the New Home. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Sole Agents, 628 9th st. n.w.. St. Cloud Building. oc13 ADIES, KETURNING TO THE CITY, READY Lito do their Fail Sewing, can rent at our Office a ‘New Improved Light-Running Sewing Machine ot any Of the most approved paiterus at $3 per month, or by tue week. Kent paid deducted off price of Mac! tt purchased inter. Prompt atteation to telephone and mail orders. THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7,80 much spoken of, of which we have the solé agency, bas re- cintis beén greatly improved by the Increave of the oc8, size of its shuttle to double its former size. ‘The new Automatic Tension Cap: a complete outfit of silver pisted tools tn handsome morocco, plusi-lined, metal- hound case, and ebonized cabluev work, “The very latest Sumiples of Arasene Embroidery, doneon the New Nos 7, sent by mail on application. ‘A legal guarantee furuished with all Machines we sel. rent or repai AUERBACH, cor. 7th and H sta, Telephone call 422-2 ‘au2k P, HANSON HISS & C0, 08. 815 15th ptreet, Cou Wear Is Course, ‘and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE, be sure to call and inspect the largest assortment ever shown tn thiscity. Also LATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MAN- TELS, &c., in great variety, In TIN WARE wekeep the finest quality, which Costs very little more than thecommon, A.call solicited. W. & JENKS & CO., ‘717 77m Sreeer N. W. W. H. Hovexrox & Oo, 1914 F srazer N. W. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. During next week we offer a special sale of imported Rugs at a reduction of 10 per cent for cash. i ym Furniture, we think, has been aon ean ierceear ie for us. See our $65, 3 pleces, Antique Oak Suite, Onesuite only left. ‘See our $85 Butternut Suite, Bee ou sycamore Sulte, Sold in New York Mladeipnia Or gus5. a and Philadeipni ‘Stahoguny Suites, from $140 t0 $250. The ubove are a few specially good suites and will only heed this notice to sell them. LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. ‘Were never sold at such low figures as at the present time. Scotch Curtains, selling from 50 to $7 per pair, are 40 per oeat cheaper this yeas than law? ‘will need only for you to look and examine, as we do PLGA mee ae tment of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS ‘SUK and Wool Damask. $2.50 to $4. Spuo Siks and pate 65e. to $11 per yd. Art Damask Jute, 76c. Bia a 9 oe Sua Our tation is very in this de ORE ttm ren |iure Reupholstered, Drapery Cut and Hung tn proper trim ou shore notes. aed Having a large force of workmen, we shall try and be prowet and execute any order left ia out charge with dispatch. References will be furnished on application. oc2-8m W. H. HOUGHTON & 00. To Hovsexssrsns 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. MM. W. BEVERIDGE, 8e25-3m_ No. 1009 Penn. ave. = Caneers Canrers Canrers Do you Intend buying a new Carpet this Fail? Ifyou haved tgiven ita tiuught listen to afew facts Carpets were never 40 HANDSOME OB PRICES AS LOW as they ARE NOW. Money saved is money made, Come and see our stock. We will take pleasure in showing you, our’ line f Ingrain, Tapestry. Body Brumele. Velvets, Moquette ‘aud "Wilton | Carpets, ‘Rogs, art Squares, Ol Cloth anda beautiful line ol Upbsistery Goods, with prices low as the lowest Bee the Templeton Parquetto Carpet Furniture at the lowest cash prices W. H, HOEKE, se21 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 geueral, ‘sno one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare. We sre determined to kuock the bottom outof high Prices, und will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR CASH. And welmake this extraordinary offer that customers can make thelr own turms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United States, Come and see the largest and most varied stook to se- lect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices, ‘and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that CROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSK (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come an’ be con- FAMILY SUPPLIES. HEGKER? BUCK = TE AT. ry aed 44 pr] "a Now READY, FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. W. M GALT & CO, ‘Wholesale Agents. FP WENTINTH STREET MARKET, 720 20th 7 ‘Street. ‘The best of everything in our line. ‘The finest Salt Oysters. Blue Points to order. oclé-im® WM. LINKINS @ SON. NEW RAISINS, NEW CITRON, NEW CATCH MACKEREL, NEW CATCH CREAM CODFISH, NEW N. Y, STATE BUCKWHEAT, NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, From Cold Storage, as fine and fresh flavored as the new in spring time. ‘Try it. CREAMERY BUTTER xs Choice as it is possible to produce, Price very moderate. tqhoquefort and dam CHEESE, this season's impor- 01 ‘Norton's Cel Ph aNorion’s, Celebrated Pioeapple CHEESE, plo-nic bh and Ne ie eng Dalry | jew York State CREAM ELPHONZO YOUNGS Company, 428 9th st, be Dand E. 0015 N. A. Poors, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 944 LOUISIANA AVE N. W., Sone Acext For THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR, ‘This Flour for Family use has no superior. I am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes, which are coming in very freely, and housekeepers will do well to lay in thelr stock, as I hardly think they will be lower this season, Ihave a fine line of Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also, a fall line ot choice GROCERIES, in quantities to sult, ‘at wholesale prices, for cash only. Duffy's Pure Cider ‘Vinegar a specialty. Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. . ‘Money returned if goods are not satisfactory. Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold N. A. POOLE, 944 La ave. n.w. PIANOS AND ORGANS, HICKERING,|PIANOS TO RENT ON EASY GE OMAS lets or instalments. STEINWAY, ‘Tuning, Repairing and Moving. Haines bus. | WiGtNikeenSrr & CO" AND OTHER | oc2i-dm "No. 908 Penn. ave, i34 ute tr aa 416 7TH ST. X.w., COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 218T AND CONTINUES FOR TWO WEEKS. Having just received an unusually large stock of Books for the Christmas trade, we have determined to put them upon the market at once, 90 as to enabie our customers to make selections at their conveatence and avold the rush consequent upon the hollday trade, All Books now sold will be at @ Special Reduction ‘We guarantee our prices to be lower than any other Rouse in the city (dry goods or book store), and intend ‘Our customers to Know without questioning the fact ‘that when they purchase of us they have obtained the grote at the lowes price. Read afew of the Special Peloosand then jedget thereto agen Bible Gallery, , illust. by Dore...........02.58 96.00 5,000 Celebrated ‘Caxton Edition of 12 ‘MO4, representing 100differentauthors 27 75 200 Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain. 158 3.00 3,000 The Big Four Operas, Black Hus- {nena Ped 5,600 The Favorite Illustrated Dictionary 08 25 ‘Our % Cait and % Moroc. sets of Standard Authors, including Dickens, Thackeray, Scott, Elliot, Irving, &c., at less than half publishers prices. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. ‘We wish to call special attention to our stock of Javeniles, which is the largest and most complete as sortment in the city; prices from 2.cta. up to $2. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Our Stationery Department is now stocked with all of the latest styles of Stationery, which we will offer ‘at a special reduction for the holiday trade. 500 boxes of fine Cream Note, including linen, quad- rille and othef styles,to be sold at 15 cts. per box, oriiinally sold at 25 cts. to 40 cts. per box. Engraved Copper Plate and 50 visiting cards, only 84 cta. Crests ‘Monograms. &c., at lowest prices. All New Publications constantly received and sold at ‘special reduction. Purchasers desiring to do so can make their welec- tions now and leave them to be delivered at any tine previous to Christmas, and such purchasers will re- ceive special attention. 0020-20 Casar Booxa near Parse The Home. twelve mos., uniform in size and style, bound in cloth, gilt, 53 kis each, Sine pais cece eeneeaees a ‘envelopes to match, only 10e. a. ‘The cheapest Albums in the city. , Receiving goods daily at JOHN C. PARKER'S, oct 617.and 619 7th street, n.w. LANCASTER ee goat wee Tne = private and public schovleat lowest urices, ‘sel0Tw® (QcHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS FOR Ss Every Grade of Public and Private Schools So oe ee GC PuRsi ler, wet ain New Booxs iota Foverty Grase Lillie Chase Wyman.) femoirs and Letters of Douly ‘Transactions and Changes in the Society of Friends Uniands and Steadows (Abbot) A’Politician's Daughter ) Love and Medicines ( Aphrodite, by Eckstein. wing purchased the Book Store No. 1434 New ‘York avenue, we shall run ft in connection with our store, 475 Pennsylvania ave. Any orders or com- ‘missions left at euuuer store will be prompuy filled. ané WOOD AND COAL. __ > = cman WES mf Atte. frit Newby kvany and Weser Bros. the best modiam waa Gally’s wonderful self-playing instruments, Reliktie new triple, unioon Upright Piaaos Yor $175. oe ECKER BROS. PIANOS ARE IDEAL INSTRUMENTS, i:xquisitely finished, mechanism perfect in every de- tall, tone magniticent, rich and resonant, with singing quality. SANDERS & STAYMAN, ock4-1m, 934 Fat nw, ‘TRY ORGANS te SIAYMAN, ccltim Pata, PECHER Pianos: Fine tone, splendid workmanship, unsurpassed for durability; prices Feasopable. ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, ocl4-1m Ouarecuw. SECONDHAND PIANOS Of various makers for sale at prices ranging from $50 tpwaras Hany monthly PYDEES @ STAYMAN, ocl41m 4 Fst nw. ‘USIC LOVERS AND MUSICAL ‘Students are invited to examine our fine stock of the Matchless Decker Bros. Pianos. “Yor rent and sold on accommodating terms SANDERS & STAYMAN, ocl4-1m 934 F st. nw. TP PACHERS OF MUSIC ARE INVITED TO Sade seen SANDERS 4 STAT MAN, ocl4-1m 984 F stow. W* {VE TRE LEADING BMAVE PAROS AND ORG OLD INSTRUMENID TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. TUNING AND REPAIRING, ‘Reasonable prices and accommodating terms, SANDEKS @ STAYMAN, GABVIS BUTLER in ) ocl4-1m. 934 F stm w. ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND-HAND ‘some MPPHE WHITE 18 KING! THE ACME OF PER fection in the category of sewing Machines. A concentration and condensation of mechanical gentus aud skill, ‘he range ot work can not be excelled. It id @ joy forever. Cull and seeitat 437 Oth st. nw. J.B. RICH: is thing of beuuty g, ENN F. McK. v MOND, M hines of “ali kinds for saleor Lieu Brean 4 PURR MALT EXTRACT. Possesses the highest merit, It {s manufactured from the choicest muieria‘s, and combines the most pals- tabie qualities of a refreshing drink with the invigor- ‘ating aud wholesome properties of the best Malt isx- tracts, Itlya true tonic and delightful beverage, allke de- sirable for invalids and persons in health: Wil be found upon trial to be peasant ana complete subeti- tute for all alcoholic drinks, most of Which are too stimulating for delicate constitutions. 1s the beverage “Par lsxcellence” for nursing moth- €73, creates un abundance of milk, while it strengttr ens and invigorates the entire system. Alter caref ‘anaiyats Wlbut G Hall. Ph, D., New ‘York, says: “Liquid Bread is @ refreshing, nourishing table beverage, und a wholesome, invigorating tonic. Its palatable io the taste and of eagy asstmallation, Frank L. James, Pb.D., M.D., St, ‘after analy- sis, says: “Iu low perceitage of alcohol, its efferveso- ence, Its deligntful taste, aid odor alll eGmbine to re- comingnd Nfcholyon's Malt street ae being a most hourishing beverage and the best article of the sort that has ever come under my examination.” DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, ST, LOUIS. Atwholesale by WM, MUEHLEISEN, yn 918 STH 8T., WASHINGTON Mass Jorser Corson Sava, In an articlsentitied “Family Living on $500 8 Year:" “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE were used in cittes,” 0. ‘ WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70. 26 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90, 26 Bushels for $2.00. WASHINGTON G48 LIGHT COMPANY, Jad 412 and 413 10th street, UR $9.00 BABY COACH oe Our 910.00 BABY coacn™*™ ads Our 12.00 BABY COACH 7! #9 98.00 Reduced to $9.00. Our $12.00 BABY COACH: ‘Reduced to $10,00. Other COACHES reduced in proportion, for LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET. ‘Bpectal rates to clube CH. RUPPERT, 6 403-405 7th o nw,, near Dat, ‘hots and nohumbug We | Li’ square, Grand and. Upright PLAN Teport come and make your owa erm—al early ee artes aged, of all makes "For G. METZEROTT & CO. sae SROGANS: col? 1m __ 908 Penn. ave., 2d door from oth st, UGO WORCH & 00, AL ‘025 Ten’ sr. x. w. es _PROFESSION. 4. sole peat orn Gt Fdraea RHE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 903 Titth a’ Svedien novemeats aud clang | And dealers tn Strings, Musical Instruments, Sheet Sekt PROF, Nissans St SMH OF 360d 10F | 100,000 copies of 6 und 10 cent Sheet Music. ADAME PAYN MAtAiGde Sip surcron cmopopiat, HOOMS 6 AND VERNON HOW, £20 945 Pennsyivaniaave M RS. DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR- a on Chiropodist, ‘Twenty-six years successtul Dracfe ins gated thom the Wworid.bide, reputation of being America’s best operators. Office 1222 ¥ st.n. w. For soft and hard corus, inflamed and sore Jotute the Ain, Dr, SEALS Blatk Lotion and Salve, 32 THE TRADES. PTO G. FABER, GOLD AND SILVER PLATER, Repairing of Jewelry. Fancy Hrouze Oruaments andSliver Ware” Up stairs, over coal office, 111d Puave ocleame EIDMAN & WAILNESON, W * Book-binders, Papertilers, and Blaaic ‘Book Manttneturers: 420and 422 11th se Dw, oclS. JIBGON BROTHERS GoRRGrIcAL Book awn s0R PRIvTERA 1238 Pennsylvania avenue, Ws DO ag Fine Printing sapecialty. mingion, 9 DENTISTRY. R. &. L SCOTT, DENTIST, WOULD RESPECT- fully inform his friends and patrons that he has Tesumed the practice of his profession at 1207 F st. a. we C2 ‘STARR PARSONS, COR OTH AND EN.W. Ding * Hosein ata, ‘the qe oooh without extracting. aniesthi the ums, alleviates pain Of extracting Gas given. —ap13 M, TALBOTT, DENTIST, 487 77H, ST, ‘three doors from ‘corner E ° Deni in ail ranches” ‘Teeth ineeried $7 ‘per sek All work, warranted ‘ant or OUR OWN MAKE or READY-MADE CLOTHING, ron, MEN, BOYS OR CHILDREN, J REMAINS UNDISTURBED. OUR GOODS ARE BETTER MADE AND OUR PRICES LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE, ‘Manufecturing Department on the Second and'ihird Floors KOaH WALKER @ ca, ool (625 Pennavivania avenue Vunarrs i IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OT, F AMO US CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDEDTO 620 OTH STREET, OPP. U.& PATENT OFFICE 27 BRANCH. 1706 Pa. AVE 3. W. ‘Pianos and Organs to Rent. Hisar @ DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS UN- ualed at every desirable point. these marvel andtruments have won the fret place inthe bears of musicians all over the world. "Buy no other plano ntl you bave seen these. New styles. Now open: tog at $11 9th ot. nw. ‘aplo Epwaro F’. Dacor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Sole Agent for fon, Marshall & ‘and Ship; ‘New and Second-hand Pianosof other makes always imatock at low figures, Telephone, 347-2 Je19 K NN A ‘BB RER RAARE kw ay ror BEB KED Piawo Foarm UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY, ‘Becond-hand Pianos at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT ‘WM. KNABE &00, 817 Market Space mys Do Nor Prncuase Until ease t fo, acl /drat-clawr vostrament a 4 mmorongnty ment at a hand Pianos and at prices from $10 towioa bold an email paynienta ‘Largest amuriment °F Go music in the cxty. MENBY EBERBACE. ap 915 F street, Kees AND CD. PROSE @. Sete eee ATTORNEYS. PRENTISS NOTE GdaeeT AT CAW, Tale Pst, Practices tn ‘Courts and Départ- mente, and Congress. jAMPBELL .REENGTON, A" AT Cine eS ees See ee N. ‘Goome'‘tnt @ Guptee Law Residence. 813 T st. n.w. “ieee Denes Waster HH. Maztow, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer t= ©oaL AND Woop. ‘Main Office No. 710 D st. n.w. Offices and Yarts— Sth and B sts. aw., No, 216 A st. me. Coal Depot— Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues a.w. AllOffices are connected with the ‘Telephone Ex change. 0022-1m ¢ NS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL 000K wae, desireble aud-3m_ 4 SW STHE FUEL aT SUMMER RaTEs V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, and Retail Dealer in WOOD'and COAL. FINANCIAL. BROKERS, Orrices: COR. SEVENTH AND F STREETS, AND KELLOGG BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C, > 10 WALL STREET. STOCKS, OIL, GRAIN, AND PROVISIONS, Private wires Chicago and New York. Representa- tives on New York Stock, Oil, and Produce Exchanges, ‘and Chicago Board ot Trade. oc6-Lmo ane, } New York. sth wrest «Corcoran Bullding), Ws OPRIVALS BLOCK TELRORAPE Wine 2a ‘BET W WASHINGTON, BALTIMO! PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK, ‘SosTOn ‘ac, Oth and Bam Genet tS; TAYLOR, RAT MORE AND OM10 RaiLROAD, bBehedule in effect, SUNDAY, SEPTEMB} 1686, untll further noice MEER 28am Ait Rag Seana gga Neato cree ot ew Jn 1095 aime a Pee peat 2O2OR. anny, ae fod Culcngo, arriving in Bliabargh we 70 pe Seamer ee sit For Cincin For Pittsburgh at 10:00 am. and 8.55 p.m. daity 19 Pittsburgh, Cieveland: ne onan, lor and Sleeping Cara to ‘For Lexi ‘and Local ‘8:40 a.m. dany, or Havrede Newark, Singerly, Wilming. on, Chester and Pilisdelpine TOO Tas es Ta 4 an iooia PETS Say", 020,040,700, 8:30, 140, 5340. eae tu, ‘and 11:00, Roe Re ee Si Tass 1. ‘O340, 7:00, 8: Foranenandcad Valley Raliroad and 10 wan. 20 am. and9:80 pm. Exnper eee Washington to New Grieaue O30 p.m. Sleeper to Lit For Witmi Delawate,and intermediate between Hathnore aed Wilsiingion S20 pa aay ‘cept Sunday. For Annapolis 6:40 am. and 12:10 and4:90 pm, Rts Sa or ine more 5, 640, 8:30 mime I: 30, 4-40, 84 $40, 7300 Rod 11:00 p.m Por Statiousoe 40, 200 ‘on Merry tan firanch Org acon. to mi daily, except. Sunday. wad daily. omcept Gunday. for princk ones ian Braveb om. dail Sirens tee ee eset ag . wunaay: : 4:40 juan. ally, except Sanday. ee wate Tstown 1 ‘<1. and 5:31 p.m. dally, ex. daw ins «rgive from the West daily 6: 7: 1:25. 6:30 nd 10330 p.m, Titue age taprean SS Frou. Philadelphis. Chester, Ane eS . Newark and Havre de tace, ALAS sin, 80 From Wilmington and intermediate poluts north ot Baltimore, 11:16 au. From Aanepells. 6200m. and (1:50 and 5:25 p.m Sunday, 1030 am. oO pam. ‘From Frederick and intermediate points, 8:25, 15 ban. Gally exoept Su ra ‘ea tor We 83 80, 1020, 8:00. 905 and 10:90 arn TENS, 250 ie 4:20, 0. 6:30, 7345, Band 110. pins ov sun $30 and 009 am. 1:50, 2:80, 4.00 0 6230, ab, Band 11-00 a. Obio Ticket Oftice, Washi Penugylvanla avenue, corner orders Will be taken for ‘checked Fegolved at any polntin theaity aa B.pUnnak. © K. LORD, Gen Manager, Baltimore, [ee20) 6 MSE ‘ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN Rall Ww ‘BROAD Co. . Schedule in effect August 1, 1886, ‘Traian will leave drom and att tat (Oth and B sta, as follows: reat Bap ation Leave Washington ¥:10 = m. daily and 4:45 p. m. daily, arriving at Round Mili 1144 0 mm. and 7.18 p.m. trains leave Round Hilt ‘at 6:08 a m. dail nid at S18 ah ally except aoe jomtaly anda mumucaiiba ratec "fia : rates. Logo R BELT, mand = + __ a GRELNNSYLYANTA ROUTE DOUBLE TRACE, WV ’spLeN DID SEE NN STEEL RAILS, ‘MAGNIFICENT Quire e iN EBPECT JULY Lita, 1686, ‘Trains leave Washington from station, corner of Sixth er Pigtery tn he We aie Tapes bs Pains tating Cas os Sahat em Line, 9:50 a. Mf daly to Cincinnatt and. st Louis ‘Sleeping Oare from Harrisburg to Cluck ovel Car to's Coulee aly except suru. to Chhleago, with sleeping Gat alioona torehn das, r i OP with: mM Cars Washin Bnd. Marrisbarg to Clevelnnd “connect Through Sivcpors for, Lousvine aut "se Loa ee ite , 10:00 P. M. daily, for and the Weat, with through sieeper Harrisburg ts A.M. daily, except Sunday. ‘ork and the Haas #5, 990 and 11.00 4, 2.00."4.15, 1000 ‘sod 12.30 AE of Pullman Pari 0 Mz 2:00, 4:15, 10:00 au A ex for W. 10:00, 10:10 A. M1500, 8:05, and 10:42 P. M.,and 12:16, $05), o8 ‘st 6:00 and 10:42 P. M. upd 12:10 night 5 10, F08 pada se: ‘at the office, northeast cor. wants avenue, and at POTOMAC RIVER ) RIV BOATS. JF Potomac RIVER LANDINGR NEW IRON 6TE, “WAKEFIFLY’ ‘Tthatreet ‘on MONDAYS, THURS JAYS and SATURDAYS st 7 ™m. ‘Rewrning TUESDAYS, PRLDAYS and SUNDA‘ p.m. touclr ing at iver ag faras Nominl Creek, Cure Bay, Ma Connects with ‘B20. BUR at Shepherds aoe habe CW. RIDLEY, Manager. es TRECT TO NEW YORE—FREIGHT STEAM ERS JOHN GIBBON and EC KNIGHT leave 41, East K.ver, N.Y. every SATURD. “ asiiiugion, AY ata ‘Guxtamal Pantanns. Bui ‘TUsbay Jaume Warten it Capel MGMNING. "Preigutat lowest rate? —y mer bean ashing Mt ‘VERNON! MT. VERNON! aLLiaat — Boy and sell on commission eo NER, Tj COROORAN A awe ‘HL H. DODGE, Resident Partner. e Vernon 3 2 om ‘Rewurning, reached Quotations and Bonds and information se eh BLAKE Captain Sisnuyt direct trom the ‘New Vore Sieg beciense au ex ‘prompuy. STEAMERS. ME TLANTIC AND WMT INDIA LINE. os DICAL, Se. SEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS 5 British, Danish and French West India Islands. oe conan facien ia ne Cay Naanle Lacier 5 5 BARRACOUTA, sailing 0th Oot. and hereafter. be consulted dally, 464 ¢ Stopping aday or more at St Croix, St. Kitts, onal ‘dally, , bet.4% and oh “Seow yh pt treatment. Correspondence and consulte- ‘Superb passenger accommodation, exceiient Cuisine, EAD AND BE WISE—DR BROTHERS, 006 B W., appeared before me and madeoeth tant sts me Ci Bo ici mates oe eee ‘Consultation and sdvice free at. ‘hour daring Eos MUP paract oczi-im* saladenmd AND MADAM WILSON, ‘CGRN] Dis eae cae Sess ne rae evi Sa ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN OONTRADI i Tor tiShieh trig guamanues Beat salient mandi ie Hein Coe masta ek at ace cae DAYS TRiaw DYES ELECTRIC vopraie BELT, and omer Spare oye ae ont co Bin ee eee who suffering areas : : souene eens e : f i +] Hs z LEAYCRAST & ©O., a 140 Pearl st. New York. Au jE ROYAL Mail STEaMuhs. Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL via, QUEENSTOWN. Calling at Hallas, N. 6, and 8, Jona, ¥. F. October 19; Nove Scotian, “a Cees termes goo. meee, Forfutiier intormedion apply to apply we ee oe UNDERTAKERS. R32, iL SEE ge WwW. FURNISH! in tf tl Fs 5 ee