Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1886, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY. Ne em, “OCTOBER 27, 1886—-SUPPLEMENT. Austria's Dead Statesma: THE CAREER OF VoN BEUST, WHO BITTERLY FOUGHT BISMARCK. Count Friedrich Feridand von Beust, the dis- tinguished Austrian statesman, whose death Sunday at Altanbarg, his estate on the Danube, was mentioned in Monday's STAR, was born at Dresdren, January 13, 1809, and was edu- eated for a diplomatic carver, which he entered io 1831, when he received an appointment in the midistry of foreign affairs of Saxony. In 1349 he was concerned in the stern measures whieh the King took to repress the revolution, and was obliged to fee, with other_ members of the government, to Kenigstein. The King was Testored to the throne by Prussian bayonets and von Beust concluded the alliance between Prussia, Saxony and Bavaria that crushed out the popular movement. He was made presi- dent of the council, and when Prussia and Ausiria undertook the conquest of Schleswig and Hoistein he struggled hard to thwart taem ‘his iavorite scheme of a union of the smailer man states Inio a power that should be the equal of Austria and Prassia, but met ouly with failure. “He was antagonizing Bismarck, who wed entirely too strong for him. In 1586 le [oon theside of Austriain ber war with Prussia, but before the Saxon troops could be mobilized the battles of Sadowa and Koniggracz left Aus- tria at the merey of Bismarck and made Saxony subject to Prussia, ‘on Beusi then forsook his native country and went to Austria, where the emperor granted him vaturaiization and appointed him minister Of foreign affairs and suvsequently chancellor of the empire. His real faue daies from this time. By his itberal, sagacious policy he brought about the harmonious union between Austria gad Huupury and the crowning of Frauc Joseph as king 0: the Magyars on Jane 5, 156 He reconstructed the ariny and the finances, and concluded an alliance with France. This agreement, however, he failed to keep whe Napoleon went to war with Prussia in 1870. In his controversy with the Due de Graminont, iwo years afterward, the latter showed that you Beust had bargained to aid France by in- Vading Silesia in the rear of the Prussiaus, movement that might have change of the war; aud this reve.ation of is keep his promise drove him into virtual exile as Austrian ambassador at London, where be remained until 1878, when he was transterred to Paris, In 1582 he retired trom public lif and busied himseit with the preparation of h memoirs, His hatred of Bismarck was a power- fal motive of iis career; but he lacked the courage in 1870 tostrike lim the premeditated biow. ————_+es_____ A Pike y Weather Prophet. WE READS THE SIGNS, AND SAYS THE COMING WINTER WILL BE A HUMMER, From the New York Sun. “Folks ez hain't got no overcoats an’ is hopin’ that itl bea mild winter, so’s they kin skin rough without one, mowt ez well make up their minds to go an’ order one, an’ a good wy one at that, for the couin’ winter's goin- ter be a hammer, ‘less all the good ol’-fashioned signs is ail wrong this fall, ez tur ez I’ve ob- sarved ‘em.” ‘This cheering bit of Information was youch- safed by an old Pike county resident the other night, and he gave the reasons for the belief ‘that was in him as follows: “In the fust place look at the corn husks, Be they thick and a good many of em, or be they thin an’ darn few? Peel an caro’ corn if yer a mineter, an’ ye'll see that it’s got a undershirt, | Stop shirt, a wes'cut, a coat, an’a overcoat, an’ | of’em is made o' good sti mater'al. Natur’ knows when it’s more'n likely that ler doin's "U need aleetie exiry protection, an’ sue slings | iton to ‘em, an’ that’s why she's put a good | stock o’ kiverin’ on the corn. That's ez goud a | sign ez I want that the comin’ winteril come in ter business an’ “tend to it till some time ta the iag end o' nex’ Mareh, or tharabouts. “Thea, what d'ye think the groan" hogs has ben doing off Natur didn’t build the groan’ hog overpowerin’ purty, but she seems to hev hammered a inklin’ O° hos: sense inter his wuthless conk, somehow or other. Well, what's he ben adoin’’ot th't’s smart? Nothin’ ‘cept diggin’ that cellar o° bisn sumpin’ like two stories deeper to'ards Chiny th'a ustal, and” a puttin’ inter ita few extry linin’s o” leaves an’ things. The groun’ hog don't do nothin’ but sleep all winter, o' course ‘cept on Candlemass Day, wen he ‘gets up an’ walks out to see ithe kin git a glimpse o” bis shader, so's to know whether to go back an’ sleep six weeks | more or not; but then ez long ez he sieeps he | ‘wants to be warm, or else he mowt ez well be runnin’ round in the snow wide awake. Au so his weather eye tells him th't ol” Boreas “le be along this winter with ail sails set, an’ th't ithe Keiches anything th’t hain’t ready tur him he'll give it beclix. So that’s why the groun hog digs down furder ‘tum what te rete le be biowin’ ina few weeks, and adds & 1ew feather beds and comforters to bis bunk down Delow. “Whar was the wind w'en the sun crossed the line last month? An” did ye see the sun, oF was he benind a cloud? Well, tne wind was in the northeast, ruther, an’ the'sun didn't shine no more’a it’s shinin’ now, here at eight o'clock at might An’ that means that from the north east our weather's goin’ ter come nex” winter, m' chat we won't git much heat oucen ol’ Sol tosarcumvent it. “But the best sign of all is the cunnin’ little muskrat, W'en he thinks it’s wuth wolie fer him to rig up a house fer hisself ‘long about now, then thar baint no doubt ‘bout wat tue comin’ ‘winter's goin” ter be. ‘The muskrat don’t hev much time to waste, an’ he never fools any of it away buildin’ & reg"iar stoppin" Pisce for hisself durin’ the winter, "less he's ely to need it. Well, that's Jist wat he's a doin! of mow.’ Isée one at it over jlong the pond to-day. You fellers kin doez ye feel like doin’, but ez for me, I'm agoin' ter bank up my shanty srom cellar to winders, an’ lay in an extry lot © pine knota. Winter hain’t only acomin™ but s bringin’ sumpia’ with him, an’ he's agoin’ ter play ter keeps.” ——————— What Men Will Wear. SOME POINTS ON 7HE FASHIONS IN MASCULINE ATHIRE JOR THE WINTER. As the opening of the winter season draws near what is to be the latest style in masculine apparel increases daily as a matter of interest among all men who wish to dress well and cor- rectly,and to be thoroughly up in the very latest thing in the matters of dress and eti- quette. Each succeeding season brings more or Jess changes in these matters, someti! com- paratively slight In themselves, and yet walch involve aM enormous amou: ot worry, dis- cussion and, in the aggregate, expense, A visit of inspection recently paid to the leading tailors disclosed the fact that the changes in men’s fashions this year will be very few. “One of them says that for dress suits “ine diagonal cloths will be used as last year. There isa growing tendency to relieve the sombre. poms of the dress sait by, more or less elabura- ton of the waistcout. These wili be worn with the dress suit, embroidered with fancy figures, imeolors. Blick and wuiteembroidered walst? coats have taken very weil also for evening wear. Larger trousers will be worn, They ate now cut 20-inch kuee and 1Sineh bottom, “In business suits the tendeacy is towards four button cutaway irocks, single-breasted, opening much lower than for iuany scars past. "Whee admisstbie—that is, when the cloth will permit sthe edges are stitched. For afternoon recep ons and day weddings the old Prince Alberts, or better, frock coats, willbe worn. With these Will yo Outline striped trouserings aud walst- coats of black, gray or blue. Fall-weight overcoats are made this year of black and gray diagonals and meltons with Melted seams and stitched edges, sili facings to ‘the extreme edge aud a soft roll collar; Winter overeoais of tur beavers, eleisons cursus and Metinac, single ‘or double-breasted sucks, Heavy-weight goods are popular. The nap of the fur beavers is quite suiort and the long nap goss of former seusons are not in favor. ‘These are piped with velvet, faced to the la; And have velvet collars.” _— i-dress shiruw will have, mostly, three small studs, but some swells ‘claim tat the ‘Very correct thing will be two studs. The single stud bas pretty weil gone out. Dress suits wilt have asingie a ot French embroidery down the tront, also white pearribbed rius ruuding a and down and crossways. Collars and cul will be attached. Straignt and stapding col- Jars, with a very little space, will be wort, and — link ec The evening tie will be of white cambric or mull,1 to 1% inches wide, and must not be made up, but tied by oneseit Gloves will be worn on aii occasions. Pearl, with broad black stitching on back, will be cor- Feet for evening wear. For day weddings, pearl wloves with stitcued back and te of white orto: qaan silk tied in four-in-hand knot should be worn. Day scaris will be the four-in-hand and jmade-up knots, either white or colored. Not- withstanding the efforts made tw introduce Jast season the ouce popular aud always convenient opera, they will aot be worn this winter; the high gad inappropriato silk hat being calricd at opera and wherever possible in their place. Se in Nearly as Good as Mark Twain's Frog. From the Coart Journal. : Anold gentleman at Tewkesbury for many years rode @ blind horse. Though sigitless the steed, which had probably been a good fencer onee, bad learned to jump whenever he received a bint that he was desired to do so. One day, after @ ron with the hounds,some hunting men Were talking in the bar of a hotel about big Jamps, aud the owner of the blind horse stoutly Imaintained that that animal would Jump over single obstacie wuich none of their hunters Would leap. He was ready to back his words With money, and as the result of the conversa: Hon be made four bets of £5 each on the sub Jeet. Very soon the tour sportsmen repented of Tisking their movey so rashly. -The owner of ‘the blind horse put down a straw |i treet ‘and this constituted the “obstacle.” "He foie Up to it, and the blind steed, responding to his call, “rose at the rasper,” clearing it with a bound four teet in the air, aud covering twelve feet of ground at least. None of the other four ‘horses wou wher of ‘the blind DuEL LovERs.—Nito x cot at St. Joseph's ‘@ danger- groin. Ibis claimed that he wax the victim of fought Sunday afternoon. ‘He lived along the ania railroad with several of bis coun- ‘They had a youngand rosy cheeked cooking. Two Htaltan girt to do their ‘of the Croat Lseucexces. This country covers so large @ territory that the ‘extremes of heat and cold are frequentiy recorded in different sections on the same day. Due regard to ‘one’s physieal condition, and ability to withstand the effects of temperazure and climate of each section should receive more attention than most other sub- Sects. People are CARELESS CARELESS CARELESS CARELESS CARELESS im habite, in preparation for changes, in exposure to heat and cold, in diet, in hours of labor and recrea- When to the effects of this carelessness is added those from miasmatic influences which polson the Diood, reduce the strength, and create general debility, the body loses its power to recuperate. Assistance of an undoubted reliability 1s needed to tone and strengthen the system. Here isa word of ADVICE. ADVICE. ADVICE ADVICE. ADVICE. ‘Those whose lives and duties keep them in one sec- tion most of the time should give their attention to the special features of the climate and the effects upon their bodily health. To aid in thecareof the body and to develop the full powers of physical and mental ablilty, Brown's Iron Bitters is just what is needed. It furnishes vitality to the blood, invigor- ates the system, relieves dull headache, tones up the stomach, purifies the liver, removes billousness, strengthens the kidneys and drives out the pains in the back and sides. As » preparation against the enervating effects of climatic changes Brown's Iron Bitters is better adapted than any other medicine. It ‘vVitalizes and cleanses the whole SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM and gives power to endure the exhausting effects, Use Brown’s Iron Bitters as protection from the changes of cold weather also. / It furnishes vigor, elasticity and warm vitality to endure the change. ‘These are the purposes for which it is made. Research and chemical skill have provided the best medicine to accomplish these objects. It is Brown's Iron Bitters. The proprietors bave made it thoroughly known tothe public. The tests of years have proved it,and che hundreds of thousands of persons who have used it and received benefit endorse it, BROWN’S IRON BITTERS BROWN'S IRON BITTERS BROWN'S IKON BITTERS BROWN'S IRON BITTERS BROWN’S IRON BITTERS 1s an Indispensable companion to those whose lives are largely spent in travel,whoare exposed to frequent change of climate and weather, to the Ul effects of hastily prepared or improperly cooked food and con- Stant changes in diet. Its use will remove the ill ef fects from these causes, No traveler shou!d be with- outit, For this SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE we have an especial word. Brown's Iron Bitters isa, perfect ant!-maliarial medicine, It drives the poison out of the blood; it removes the causes which produce chills and fevers, intermittent and other malarial fevers It wo late for a preventive its use will prove sure cure. It builds up the system from the depress- ing influences of malaria, and leaves none of the un- Pleasant or dangerous after effects of other medicines. Quinine is now condemned by the medical profession. It frequently leaves the patient with congestion, neu Taigia and sometimes with deafness. None of these follow the use of BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. BROWNS IRON BITTERS. BROWN’S IKON BITTERS. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. The genuine has trade mark ani crossed red lines on the wrapper, and is made only by the it__ Brown CueEmicat Co., Baltimore, Md Meuzrrs’s FooD, FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. ‘The only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTH- ER'S MILK. Invaluable in CHOLERA INFAN- TUM and TEETHING. .A pre-iigested 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, S2l-wésem tion. ooo n A 5 rT 5883 ‘coo mrg EX Sus 5 ‘734 7TH ST. N. Ww. ‘734 7TH ST. N.W. Our Special Cloak Sale the past week has Jeft us witi'a number ofremnanta. "We will name prises Thake them move off om Saturday. Children's Coaching Coats, pinsh trimmings, $2.60. Children's Boucle Coats, Astracan trimmings, Ser, Misses? Newmarkets, Asttacan tlamings 339% Ladies Boucle Jacket $20. Ladies: Tallowmade Newmarket, $4.02 Ladies Kersey Jackets $2.20. Vinites and Plush Garments at same low figures. ® Xmppp L V YEEBs58, PuibE Gok CoN e S E KiB %& oo ‘WV Exp Saa8 S-putton Scallop-top Gloves, 49c., sold at gation Embroidered ‘eck “Gidven, OBe sold at ‘button Mascot Back Gi kid 1.35. Sutton Undressed Kid Gloves Sc; sold $150. U URN Nppp wi U USS NB EES, U UN RAB DET ER UU N NNDDD KEER E www www w Ww ww Ww wor E. ww = Children’s Merino Vests and 2c. and v1 Children’s Searlet Vests and Panta sil wool 35e. ana’ ‘Ladies’ Merino Vests and forth 68c., at 470. Ladier and Gent's Scarlet alrwool Underweas worth $1.00, at 7: Gent's Wool Shirts, 75c.; worth $1.00, 7 Sree Bre A ERE Ep SMS RTE Eee FP Sustz. 8 iu i ae LADIES’ GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DRY GOODS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. BOOKS, &c. é —— = > WENTIRTHSTREET MARKET. 7 | W(EW HOOKS =KARTHLY WATCHERS AT ro Diao 5 New Stock uf Goode at Mes M. J. Hoxr, J. 2 xerrecx. M. separcx. Nevabiptiate eos “roo nnene cans | Bee Bae oat Re, Soke Cm Fine Mohair’ Pineh Carriage nobes bonair Goods for 1300 F sf. N. W., Formerly King & Leptenr. Late with PHaneoa Misa | Oysters Hiss Polis ws orders noe THe finest ty An : on of 1 Furniture, Plain, Crushed and Embossed Piushes, Pia able’ Searis Mobalr Astenchan Cloak” ings Ptr Pillows and other Fancy Goods made from Blankeis, Sc a2 Greab bargains in afine lot ofae- Bair Keminants, surtdole for covering furniture, nots i vocstws” "JOHN WATERHOUSE, Agent W. M. Savsrez & Soxs 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. Gautler's All-Silk Colored and Black VELVETS. High Novelties in VELVETS, SILKS, PLUSHES and CAMELS 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 RIEBONS, 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 nw. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. To Career Bovzrs WE RESPEUTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR VARIED STOCK OF NEW PAT- TERNS OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS. AN EXTRA SUPER, THE BEST INGRAIN CARPET MADE, IS WORTH 90CIS, (OUR PRICE IS 75 CTS.) WITH PLENTY OF NEW PATTERNS ‘TO SELECT FROM. INGRAINS AT 25 CTS. 30 CTS, 35 CTS. 40 cTs.. CTS. MADE TO OUR OWN ORDE: \Ck THEY RUN REGULAR THROUGH a: THROUGH AND EASY TO MATCH, AND WILL WEAR VERY WELL. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ARE WORTH FROM 55 CTS. 10.85 CTs. AT THESE FIGURES THEY COMMEND THEMSELVES TO HOUSEKEEPERS, THERE IS VARIETY ENOUGH IN DESIGNS TO SUIT ALL TASTE. BODY BRUSSELS FOR SERVICE EXCEL ALL CARPETS AT A SIMILAR PRICK. THE BEST 18 SOLD BY US AT $1.26. QUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS WERE NEVER £0 ATTRACTIVE, BOTH IN VARIETY OF Dir SIGNS AND aT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. NKET DEPARTMENT JS STOCKED To ITS UTMOST CAPACITY, AND IN ORDER TO CURTAIL WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE NEXY TEN DAYS JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Penna. ave,, south side, oclé Tse Swarr Buen 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 desired. We make it a point to handle such garmeuts OM;LY 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 at$10.00 ‘that would be a bargain at $14.00, ‘We sell you anextra fine Cassimere Suit at $22.60 that you cannot maich anywhere under $16.50. ‘We sell you a fine Prince albert Suit, sllk fuced, 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 have a 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, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, which we guarantee to be 20 per cent less than you can buy them elsewhere. ‘We have a full line of Odd Pants, from $1.50 up, GIVE US 4 CALL AND BE CONVINCED, ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS Carma, Pre $75,000. ‘Tickets only $5. ‘Shares in proportion. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. We aamberehy certify hat we mente forsale the Monthy. and The “Couinianes State Lewtery Commpeniy Ande Te po son manage and control the wings themselves, and (hat the same are conducted with honesty, fatrness, and Company toe ths Carll cae tk ae cat moray to se thie cert cate eh Jacysinlce font ‘tioned, in ie advertucmncni ocl2 ise the arranne uarterly Drenoings erg wndrsnes Be ind Bante sth ago queen aes Soren Su ae soli ae ren ditt al ‘A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank Fr $n 1868 for twenty-nve the Lepieialare or Edueptional and Charitable purpose: With a. capital of #1 000,000-to which A Resorts fund of Gver $850,000 bas Since been aaded ‘By am overmelining popular voto is achive was munde'a part of the present State Constitution adepted December 2d... Deisve. “ine only Lonery er voted on and endorsca by tha erany State eee EV EA SCALES OR POSTPONES. Jum Grand, Hnie Nuinter ‘beatings take piace mt ordinary Drawings regu every tifee months Instewd of Sem! Annually Ss here tofore. DID OPPORTUNITY TO. TONE ELEVENTH GHA NaC A FOR- ING, CLAS L, DDRAW. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEAN! TUESDAY. NOVeMBER B 9886. 198th Monthly Drawing. 100,000 Tickets nt Hee Bongo k x ‘at Five Dollars Hach, in Fifths, in proportion, bier of Pie i M Has on exhibition» complete and chotee selection of PAPER HANGINGS, IMPORTED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, wh to call. your attention to our aa, compicte stock of Paper Hangincs ang te out "prices sso howe ofher own desiga, to which she callampecial | Sears due whe uptows pce Ge “Siabasel attention, “No regular opming aay. _ocas_| fai: Seha iste Brown Back Papern ide re E A.V. RANC, 830 NORTH HOW- And se, Baitinore Ma Dreamed ‘and Weape ta | ‘Reepectfulty, J.B LEPREUX@ BRO, re New modela receiv ook Fine imported Trimmings, “ced ime eee 508 Tehstrest southwest S* oral. Muz J. P. Parone, 1107 F STREET, IMPORTER, ‘Would announce the receipt of her AUTUMN STYLES Of Bonnets and Round Hats, selected with great care from the most fashionable EUROPEAN HOUSES Special attention has been paid tothe procuring of GOODS FOR COSTUME BONNETS cca ZO enable us to sult the most fastidious V_ KANE, 607 11TH ST. N. W.—CORSETS M. made to rice ‘A perfect fit guaranteed. Aiso. i full‘ine of Shoulder. Reform Walsts, French Corsets and Busties. Corsets laundaried. - sel's-2me ‘ME, B. VAN REUTH, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE Mths: sic has cenoved Her Drewmating Dance, 1544 I st.n.w., near the Arlington hotel, formerly 728 iihst, ‘ocr J. Cy. Horcursox, IMPORTER. Complete Assortment MILLINERY, cLoaxs, JACKETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS LACES, ASTRACHAH, PLUSHES, éc. LOWEST PRICES GUARNTEED, FOSTER KID ;GLOVES, $1 Per Pair, and Upward, Every pair fitted and war- ranted 907 Pennayivania ave. ‘7 Trevise, Paris, ook, Mas. K. A. Dovovax. 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 prices, ‘ook M4AANE CHAFFIOn, 1192 jor sr. AVE Cartains and Laces, infants Caps and Robes. ine work of ali kinds, done up in the best French, Style. ‘ocd-im* Maz Vox Braxor Monrere, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; ‘Win. Barr & Co., St. Louls, Mo. Suits made at ‘the shortest notice. ‘Snperior fitting, *easouable prices, and susiiaction guaranteed, vening Dresses. Br osseaus a specialty. ict 020 Lath st botwoen Tune K EAL GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED into the new and fasbionable visite and jacket shapes Furs repaired. Muff made. — At Mise CUNNINGHAM’S, 1910 8th st nw. No sign. 824 Mi Sitake MQCAEFRRTYS BONNET AND AVE FRAME FACTORY, formerly 1109 F st., has Inoved to northeast corner of 1ith and G streets igs all the iatest fal styles in bonnet and het fraines se8-4m =a BORER, M 130 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Rakes Corsets to order In every style and abd guarantees perfect fiv and comfort ER SPECIALTIES ARE French Hand-made Underclounlug, MerinoUnderwear ed tnest unported Howler Patent Shoulder Braces, aud ail Drees Reform Goods, ench Cofsets and Busties. Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss E's own make) that for the price is unsurpassed. S. —French, Germad aiid Spanish spoken. mrl4 JF®"NcH DYEING, “SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crapo Vells Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flanuel and Pongee our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Hepaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON 4 CaROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and Muison Yriese, Kue Kivolie, Paris sas GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Exzenys HaTS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, In all the Latest Novelties in WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY. &, Shirts to order, 6 for $12. A perfect fit guaranteed. ELLERY'S, 1337 F street, 8 Opposite the Ebbitt House, __SEWING MACHINES, &c. TPE LIGHTRUNNING “NEW HOME” ag attained @ degree of popularity aud achieved « Feputation for mechanical excellenceas unprecedented as itis Well merited, Jmbodying every desirable Quality, it has wou the approbation of all who have seen it in qveracion, and i rapidly superseding other machines, both at home and abroad. 1 ts construc. ton special refereuce has been had to the views of Pfuctlcal operators and men of sclentificattaluments, Ve have successtuily combined s.mplicity, durability, Feliability, speed, strength and beauty, producing & Machine Wuequaled for ease Of manazement and cor acity for wide range of work. We ask a critical ex: Smiuation and the employment of the severest tests in comparison with other machines, feeliog assured that an Gublused public. will render its verdict In be- halt of we New Home. 8. UPPENHEIMEK a BRO, Sole Agentn 680 vides ns be Clot Bung ae LADIES, KETURNING TO THE CITY, READY to do their Full Sewing, can rent at our Office a Ni lubed Liehionting sewing techlugot aay the Week. Kent paid deducted off price of Machine it Purchased later, Prompt attention to roren and mail orders. THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No 7,80 much spoken of, of which we buve the sal6 agent hese hotly been qrentiy Improved by the increasenae size o¢ is suattie to double us former ise. The new ‘Automatic Tension Capt a. complete outit of sliver, lated tools In haudsotte morveLo, plusivlinea. seer Found ese, gud eboaized ‘cabinet work. “ihe very test Samples of Arasene Embroidery, doneon the New No. 7, sent by mail on application. A légal guarantee furuished with all Machines we sel. reut or repair, AUERBACH, cor. 7th and H sta. ‘Telephone call 422-2, auzt PPHE WHITE 18 KING! THE ACME OF PER tection in the category of Sewing Machines A éoncentration and condensation of mechauical goals nd sill. ‘The range of work can uot be execllga. Te is'a thing of beauty and a oy forever, Gall and seeltat oh ees a Sats FA i pa 3 OND, Manager. Machines of all kinds for saleor rent, First-class repairing done. Also, Central Office or The Universal Puiterns. Seo them” my22 Lieu Brean 4 PURE MALT EXTRACT. Possesses the highest merit. Tt is manufactared from ts chalged materia:k aud combines the ues lable qualities or « retreabing drink with the mnvigor. ‘sing Aud Wholesome properties Of tho best Salt Sox. Its a true tonfe and delightful beverage, allke de- sirable for invalids and persons in health: Will be found upon trial to be (rand complete subeti~ tate forall sdeobolie drinks, moss Of witch ‘wre To0, stumalating for delicate constitutions, 1s the beverage “Pur Excellence” for nursing moth- rs, creates an abundance of milk. while It serengub- Ss ea STE om. ee York, says: “Liquid Bread is a refreshing, nourlshts table beverage, dnd. wholotome, lnvigefariiy eats Tels palatah tiation.” Frames jamen Pubs ACD. St Vous, ater sig, save: “Its icohoh i e fencer ha deligntful taste. at Odor, ail ooasbing cominend Nicholson's Malt Extract as belug s 10st nourishing beverage aud the best arucie of the sort that has ever come under my examination.” DAVID NICHOLEON, Prop’r, ST. LOUIS. Atwholesale by ‘WM. MUEHLEISEN, jy 918 STH ST., WASHINGTON HAVILAND TEA 8ETS, 56 PIECES, $9.00, JUST OPENED. nee oe capstan AS re ase : UGERS' | Bi pe Res 8 A = &e.. PLATR, iT PLA’ aoa LE PcarE at lowest ‘prices. oclé-ime WM. LINKISS @ 80N. New Fis New Connanrs, NEW RAISINS, EW CITRON, NEW CATCH MACKEREL, NEW X. ¥. STATE BUCKWHEAT, NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, From Cold Storage, as fine and fresh favoredasthe CREAMEEY BUTTER cs Cholce an tte possible to aeeeh Dairy and New York State CREAM WILMARTH @ EDMONSTON, caine ist China and Glass Importers, Company, oc23 1205 Pennsylvania ave. oclS: 428 9th st., bet Dand E Wan Parzas Pacace Mazer, a CORNER 14TH AND NEW YORK AVE. . ‘The choicest Meat, the freshest Vegetables, Poultry, FRESOOING. ofall kinds, Game a specialty. Select Oysters, va- STAINED GLASS. Hety of fresh Fish, Clover Leaf Butter, fresh Eggs, UPHOLSTERY GOODS | Prolt and Canned Goods of the best brands always on P. HANSON HISs & CO, 08 815 15th Street. Cow Wearze Is Course, and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE, b¢ sure to call and inspect the largest assortment ever shown in this city. AlsoLATROBES, 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, ‘17 72m Staxer N. W. 005, W. H. Hovearox & Co, 1214 F sraxer N. W. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. During next week we offer a special sale of imported ‘Bugs at a reduction of 10 per cent for cash. line of Bedroom Furniture, we think, has pen selected with cafe, some of which was specially made forus See our 805, pleces, Antique Oak Salle, One suite oniy ie $85 Butternut Suite. Bee ourssi85 Syeamore Butte, Sold in New York “Niet our iahiognny Suites, from $140 to $260. ‘Our Suahiogany ‘The above are-a few viully ‘suites, and will only need this notice v9 sell these LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Were never sold at such low figures as at the present me. Scotch Curtains, selling from $3.50 to $7 per pain are a0 per cent cheaper tals yeasthen inate? will need only for you to look and examine, as we do Tot wish to boast for ourselves—you come and look, aad.we will let you do that for us. Our assortment of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS Single eed Linen Velour $2.25, all colors Spun silks and Tapesteien O00 to 92 per y4, Spuu silks an att Damask Tate, foe. japan silks. 90e. uf. Printed Velours, #6. ted Velo Brocades, all prices, Our reputation is very good in this ae and wesolich you tocall sndSee for yoursele Furniture Reupholstered, Drapery Cut and Hung tn proper trim on short notice. ae ‘Having a lary be prompt an with dispatch. ‘References will be furnished on application. 0c2-3m_ W. H, HOUGHTON & CO. To Hovsexssrena force of workmen, we shall try and execute any order left in our charge We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are now prepared to furnish, in large or small quantities, CHINA, CKOCKERY. 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. Caneers Canrers Canrera Do you intend buying « new Carpet this Fail? It you nave tgiventt a Wougar leven toa few tacts ts were never 40 HANDSOME OR PRICES W as they ARE NOW. “Money saved ia money made. ‘Come and see our stock. We will take pleasure in showing you our’ line ‘of ngrain, “Tapestry. Body Brome "Weivets, Mogae aud. Wilton Carpets, Rigs ‘Ait Squares, Oi Cloth. and.» besutital tno Uplicistery Goods; with prices low as the lowest ‘Hee the Templeton Parquette Carpet. Furniture at the lowest cash prices, W. H. HOEKE, se21 801 Market space, Goon News Goon Nuwa FROM CROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS 1n general, ‘as no one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash wo spare, ‘We sre determined to knock the bottom out of high ‘prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP 4S THEY CAN BE BOUGHT EILSE- WHERE FOR CASH. And welmake this extraordinary offer that customers can make thefr own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United States, ‘Come and see the largest and most varied stock to se- ect from, Come after you have posted yourselves on prices, and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that CROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., PROFESSIONAL, ‘PHS, SVEDIGS HEALTH INeriToTE, pyinnastice for ladies and girls’ Cail or*sonS- tor chStinre PROM. NiseuN. ocugm ADAME PAYN [ANIGUBE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, MqOOMS © ANDO VERNON HOW. 20 ‘945 Pennsylvania ave M525 c Sey AND HUSBAND, SUR: fo, oscessful preci Twenty-six years @alued them the world-wide. Fe THE TRADES. P10 G. FABER, GOLD AND S/LVER PLATER, ‘ring of Jewelry. Fancy Bronze Oroaments shearer Ware.” Up sustrs, over eoal ae ave. AN & WARNESON, ws /ESO: ock lors, and Bisox ‘Book ocl3, 420 and 422 11m & nw. ARAN setter APPROXIMATION PRIZES upatlon FEES OF $750 mane 9B * 200. 2,250 Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and address Reg istered Letters 10. ‘NEW ORLEANS NATI BANK 6 Rw Orleans, La oct Keeveroxe Marr Waumeey. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE STRICTLY PURE, | THE BEST TONIC, PERFECTS DIGESTION. for Consum; ‘Diseases, and ‘Unequalled tion, Wasting PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $6.00. Beware of Imitations None genuine without the Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Bole Agents for the U.&, Phila, Pa, ‘FOR BALE uy ‘In an articlsentitied “Family Living on $500 a Year.” “Fuel for 9 cooking stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $6 per month, provided COKE ‘were used in cities,” &c. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70. 25 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90. ‘25 Bushels for $2.00. Se WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, bed 412 and 418 10th sires, Viuatrs : . IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE on. FAM OVS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY Day. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 620 OTH STREET, OPP, U.& PATENT OFFICE || BRANCH. 1700 Pa AVE N. W. DENTISTRY. x . unis, alleviates pain ee ay of extracting. peers ATTORNEYS. ES ition a er SUE St, ORDERS FOR DINNERS A SPECIALTY. ‘My experience in this business and my personal at tention tostore and orders with the very best the market affords to select from, I guarantee satisiaction. F, J. TIBBETS, Proprietor, H. B, COOLIDGE, Manager. Norroz TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS ocll-eo BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF es R GEARES THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MIU, Containing as it aces all the most im, ‘Machin- ee Frnertackeaee nea Meee orien mewanenonenamkl cea : = Etkope and eaten at the principal of the old es : HOWEVER, Feputation it has gained 0) and Brand, and ‘attempring. thereby to" palms Off 'aa ine, Tor article for the genuine, THEREFORE, ‘Bernre and see toitthat either sacksor barrels resd “CERES" and bave the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDAIS ‘attached, None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M.GALT & 09, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, an23 IN. A. Poozs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 944 LOUISIANA AVE N. W., Sone AcEnt For THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR, ‘This Flour for Family use has no superior. I ain now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes, which are coming in very freely, and housekeepers will do well to lay in their stock, as I hardly think they will be lower this season. [havea fine line of Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also, full line ot choice GROCERUES, 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 he st WN. A. POOLE, 944 La. ave. n.w. ocl3 PIANOS AND ORGANS. |HICKERING,|PIANOS TO RENT ON EASY CHARS. eer at ne HAINES BHos. | “W-GSMEIZEROTT & CO, AND OTHER oc2l-2m_ —_— No. 9u3 Peng. ave. + Bros, 4 le ILD. Cod We Bre. Ah Kranich @ Bach Pianos are unrivaied, Newby & Evans and Weser Bros, the best medium © Galiy's wonderful seif-playing instraments, Reliaule new triple, ‘olson Upright Pianos for $175. ool 5 PP EEEE BPC FEAR ARE IDEAL INSTRUMENTS Bxquisitely floished, mechanism perfect in every de- {all tone magnificent, rich aud-recouapt with great singing quality. SANDERS @ STAY Ma! m 934 ¥ stn. STEY ORGANS. NEW S:¥LE8 FOR PARLOR AND CHAPEL {iso standard siylesfor Library. Drawing Room and School usc. Reasonable pices, eaay verins, SANDERS & STAYMAN, oclé-1m 934 Fat nw. sour Pranos SANDERS & STAYMAN, an 934 F stn. ocl4-1m ECONDHAND PIANOS: Of various makers for sale at prices ranging from $50 ards, easy y payments. ee monthly PNDERS @STAYMAN, ocl4-Im 934 Fat nw. ‘USIC LOVERS AND MUSICAL ‘Biudents are invited to examine our fine stock of the matchless ‘Broa’ Pianos. For rent and soid oe ag a Lord Fauntleroy, Mrs, F. H. Hornet. ail the pew books as published for sale at WM. BALLANTYE @ ‘SON'S, 425 Tun st. ocad Srecat Sax Or BOOKS BAUR S. 416 7TH ST. N.W., COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 218T AND CONTINUES FOR TWO WEEKS. ‘Having just receved an unusually large stock of Books for the Christmas trade, we have determined to put them upon the market at once, 80 aa to enable our customers to make selections at their convenience and avold the rush consequent upon the holiday trade, All Books now sold will be at a Special Reduction ‘We guarantee our prices to be lower than any other house in the city (dry goods or book store), and intend ‘our customers to Know witout questioning the fact that when they purchase of us they have obtained the goods at the lowest prices, Read a few of the Special Prices and then judge of the rest: ‘Our pre. Pub.pre. Bible Gallery, &c, iust. by Dore........92.58 $6.00 5,000 Celebrated Caxton Edition of 12 MOS. representing 100 differentauthors 27 ™ 200 Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain. 158 3.00 8,000 The Big Four Operas, Black Hus- 25 ‘Our % Calt and ¥y Moroc. sets of Standard Authors, including Dickens, Thackeray, Scott, Elliot, Irving, &c, at less than haif publishers prices. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. ‘We wish to call special attention to our stock of Juveniles, which is the largest and most complete as- sortment in the city; prices from 2 cts. up wo $2. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Our Stationery Department 1s 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 Crean Note, including linen, quad- Fille and other styles, to be sold at 15 ots. per box, originally sold at 25 cts. to 40 cts. per box. Engraved Copper Plate and 60 visiting cards, only 84 ots. Crests ‘Monograms. é., at lowest prices All New Publications constantly received and sold at special reduction. © e Purchasers desiring to do so can make thelr seleo- tions now and Jeave them to be delivered at any tine Previous to Ubristmas, aud such purchasers will re- ceive special attention, 0020-20 Curae Booxs. Curar Parse ‘The Home, twelve mos., uniform in size and style, neatly bound in cloth. gilt. 53 kinds, ouly 3c. each, Writing paper and envelopes, 24 sheets of paper and ‘enyelopes to match, only 0c. a box. ‘The cheapest Albums in the city. Recelving goods daily at JOHN C. PARKER'S, 2 617 and 619 7th street, nw. ENRY G LANCASTER ras 529 7th st, nw. a jolie Goods, School Books and Stationery private and public schoolsat lowest prices. sel0-7" CHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS FOR K:very Grade of Public and Private Schools Rebout Hi ‘and other Requisiten, et ier te cerce tiger bert © 0 PURSFLI, Bookseller, 4isoma, New Booxs a Foverty Grass (Lille Chase Wyman.) Memoirs and Letters of Dolly Madison. ‘Transactions and {n the Soclety of Friends, Uplands and Meadows Cabbott) A'Poiiticlan's Daughter (Hamil) Love and Medicines (aiiliaan,) Aphrodite, by Ecksteln. Having purchased the Book Store No. 1434 New ‘York uveuue, we shall run it in connection with ouF store, 475 Penneyivenin ave.” Any orders OF Com Missions left at either sore wil be prompuy Aled. aus W. H. MORRISON, ___WOOD AND COAL Warree H. Minow, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ©oaL AND woop. ‘Main Office No. 710 Dst. n.w. Offices and Yards— Sth and Basta sw., No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot— Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues s.w. AllOfiices are connected with the Telephone Ex change. 0c22-1m 20 OOO TOSS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL e. every Saniety, at the very lowest prices, Winding and iove Wood Grepared iu tue best inanuer. Quick snd prompt Gelivery. "Sendin your orders. ‘Ofice, 1313 Pendeylvania avenue, Brarco Ofices, $25 Pennsylvania avenue and 20th Wepot and Whart, Oth and Water streets southwest. Je 20 ane Sun G. 1. SHERIFF. WTR FUEL AT SUMMER RATES. Vv. BALDWIN JOHNSON, no apbemsiebenas ees Fail aaa, and ~y od ee eee by railand 2 lng. impurities GIVE ME A TRIAL. ain Yard and Oftce, 1101, Rhode Island ave. nw. —igoors ry "Office, corner 9th and K sia. n.w. All connected by,Telephone, aul0-3m FINANCIAL Dozax & Warr Co. LIMITED.) BROKERS, ay 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, Ol and Frodace Kxchanges, marae: SANDERS & STAYMAN, ocl4-1m a4 Faun, EACHERS OF MUSIC ARE INVITED TO Ticaifand get one of cur HANDY BOOKS. designed specially for fe te of the aiawical proven and Chicago Board of Trade. SANDERS & SUAYMAN, ocl4-1m 034 Ft ow. ‘E HAVE THE LEADING PRR E AHRENS INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE OnD INSTEUNING AND REPATEING Driges a.nd accommé ‘terms, SANDERS @ STAY. GABVIS BUTLER ia ocl4-1m 34 F st. mw ASSORTMENT OF SECOND-HAND (Square, Grand” aod Uy LANOS, some Sate Hom $6 fo 610\per mouth, e iG: METZEROTT & colzim 903 Pent. ave. 24 door from th st. RCH & CO. pew 925 7TH ST. w. w., Sole Agents for the Unrivalied and dealers in, Strings, Musical Tustraments, Sheet its of und 10 cat Best Musle 100,000 co . Pianos and Organs to Heat. Panes & Warez, STOCK BROKERS, Seo Fine azine} pave Sh per WASHINGTON, BALT yetey New Yui, Boston, ‘S ‘Ma: ee ae : : eileen aa of ay ALLET @ DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS UN- jualed at every desirable these marvel- ious utruimenta nave won the frat place in theneatts peiaeerenarar caren ee eceras oe ey eS Peters sate Eowazp F. Dacor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Sole Agen Som, Gabler, Decker & sour Siafsnanl & ‘Wendell, Hallet Geinaton sod chandise. sold monthly payment and Shi MABE. Piano Foarm UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN- SHIP AND DURABILITY. ‘Second-hand Pianos at all prices, PIANOS FOR RENT ‘WM. KNABE £00. mys S17 Market Space Do Nor Ponczase a fo ism pride "Over 41,000 now ia cos ita eet at pam Largest smurtmens Of Ge, musio in the ity. ee 5 rae ch La 1125 am— for Danville, Ash- cintasea mite pst, Dern, agin Ube Sora iceper to Atugests from fouth arrive at Winshington 830 at. and 8:30 pm: frou Lovlaville Dao Lynchburg local, 2:48 pu, Strasburg local song a ‘Tickets, sleeping ear accommodation and informa tion furnished and Daggage checked at oflcr GOL ‘ania ave.. abd At Paxscnger station, Pennayh JAS L. TAYLOR, niger Agent Tyee AND OHIO RAILROAD. SUNDAY, SEPTy tm effect, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 101m Leave Washi from ‘Buation, corner of Ni 6 pa aspen, oy emt ZOO nm, da, Tae apes a he Lied expres tuiore cago next morning at 5 No extra fare ts ct {a= 2 eee pm and loo , with through ——yS re any ue rar 3:30 pm. ts 8 fast limited train to Cincinnati aod ~~ ‘Lous, arriving in Cincinnati pext morning at 745, Sake Goren saees DOMmnmroM chengedon taig, For Pittebargh at 10:00 am. and 8.55 p.m. daily te eeie, ot Jomo am ana tp pasbyegt.cfevegnd ang ber wih Monae For and ‘Stations, 8:40 am. dally, except : For Ha Newark, Si wilmi: top, Cuewtar and Phuisbalpin Sow Pa ya as 6:40 p.m. dally. ‘For Kaiumore on week 8:30, 6:40. 7:30, 8:30 and 1049 nin 12.10, 128, SAS eeh etenne eee 8:30, 4:80, 4:46, 5440, 6:40, 7:00, 8:25 and 1100p For Baltimore op Sundays @:36, 7:80, 430 aad 1 Sm 12d, 1:80, 8:90, 440, S40. 6:40, T300, 82d, 2100 p.m For irhapdgat Valley Railroad and points South 10 am. and 6:80 p.m. dally; 100 tn, hag Sieper frome Washington to New Orleatts 6:30 p.m Mieepee to kat For Wilmington, Delaware,and intermediate betieen Maitimore and Wilmington, 313 p =e except Sunday. ‘For Annapolis 6:40 ax. and 12:10 and 4:30 ou Sunday 6:30 a.mn. 4:40 Pan. od For Way Stations between Washington and Raltl- more 5, 6:40, 8:30 am., 12:10 p.m... 8:30, 4:40, 7390 and 11:00 p.tn. On Sundays 8:30a i. and 130.9: day) 4:40, 7300 kind 1100 pa tan branctt6:48.0:m. duller ex Bim dally: 4:49 p.m. pal stations on Metropott ‘daily: Sunday stops at aij stations. burg wid, For Gaitbers) Antermediate points 10305 a.m., 12:80 end 11:20 pm. Guuy except Suuday." For Prederick S40 a. mau 40 pan. dally, exoept Sunday. Por tagersts 2 1000 am. 6nd 6:81 p.m. daily, ox. 3 ins arrive from the West daily @:20, 7:20 a: 1:15, 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. “Littie Rack haprees. From Philadeiphis, Chester, Wilmington, Ane. gerly, Newark and Havre de Grace, 11:18 ati, 3.20 Saving 10 bem, daly pi fom, Wilmington and intermediate poluta north ot imore, 11:16 a. From Abnapolis, 6:30 am. apd 1:50 and 525 pm, 30 am Sunday. 10: 6:85 pan, From Harpers Ferry and Valley Rallroad, 6.80 n, my, dally except Sanday. From Frederick and intermediate polnta, 6:25 am, and $:15 v.m. dally extept Sunday. “Traine leave Halumare tor Washington at 5:10, 80, 7220, 9200. 9:96 and 10:30 am, 1219, 250, we 8,083, 746, Wand 1190 pin: ot, Sunday) 8:30, 7:20, 000 and 9:05 am. 1:30, 2:30, 420, 5h, SSX izutie from Waneton stop at Relay Sta ine except 1:25. 3:15 and 640 pra at ‘For farther information apply at the Baltimore and Qdio Ticket Odice, Washington Station: O19 mau sot Sederm wl bo taken for eagguge ebook eek Fepelved at au’ polut In the city. — HAM © K. LORD, B, DU! yen. Manager, Baltimore. [se20} 4G. P. A ‘ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL Ww ‘BOAD Co. _ fe pia Sp. oat, aoe = ea rates 1000 R BELL Suverintendens, % PENNSYLVA! ROUTE 10 THE RORD. WETCAND. Bol STEEL RAILS “MAGNIFICENT pact MEE Teds EFRCESULY tem Son m ‘Traine leave Washington froma, ate cd Betrecta, es ollows ‘aud Bstreets, For Pittsburg and the West, C Limited Express BP & i Lnertio asP ahs Gotacak alt fae with Si ‘Care from Harrisburg to Cincts — A: WAY, AND ALEXAN: TON RAILROAD, For Alexandria, 6:00, 7:05, 9: ‘M., 2:98, 4:85, 60) a dl _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Fo POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELI Tthatreet ‘on Mi ‘ves wharf lONDAYS, THURS hiasee ee eS ry TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDA Ang at River ‘as far as }omini a. and we Bay, Me ‘at Shepherds.” sev schedules ee SOHN E. PADGETT. seat, 41, East Hover, N. Y.every SATURDAY at 4, ington, Tumsbat oc21-tha,tu3m 340 Pearl st. New York. erat sere Di'ictary Doceree oun Dei, Pee Soe ‘ANHOOD See BaEREt more vee te icine 1109 pm, with only. SPECUALTIES. SSS ! LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Caspian October 19; Nova Sootian, November 16, Giengoe ts Boston via, Derry and Galway. Pamtuger ecoommodations unexcalied, ‘information apply to ‘Mra. D. 4. BROSNAN, 612 Oth ot w25atmsinam Jak BELLEW, 655 Ne Sesey or t