Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1886, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. WICKED GREAT BRITAIN. A Startling Exhibit of Crime, Deprav- y and Immorality. A singular and sigaificant exhibit of the march of immorality in the United Kingdom ot Great Britain is made ina recent number of the Pall Mail Gazette by means of a series of diagrams, in which the record of twenty odd Years is placed before the eye in one glance,and it is not a record which ean be contemplated by churchmen or philanthropists without sadness, ‘Since 1361 the apprehensions for drunkenness, and on charges of “drunk and disorderly,” which were reported in that year at 82,196, In England and Wales,have steadily increased un- til in 1884 they numbered 195,274. Had the increase oply kept pace with the growth of the population the figures for 1884 should have heen about 105,000, so that the rapid stride made by this kind of offenses against law and deceney is palpably due to a lowering of the moral character of the community. As bearing on the same general subject, and as presenting an astounding condition of affairs, the fixures of the nation’s drink bill are even more signifi- cant. In 186] the citizens of the United King- dom’ paid for drinks nearly £95,000,000, or $475,000,000. They should have paid in 1876, according to the ratio of the Increase of popu tion, abont £107,000,000, but they did pay the onishing sam of nearly £148,000,000. Some pe for the temperance people may _be gath- red from the fact that the bill sinee 1876 has Aeereased to £125,000,000 in 1883; but this will be rezarded as cold comfort when it Is con- sidered that the natural inerease according to igor! n should have made the sum paid for uors in that year but about £107,000,000. he record of the divorce courts shows also the steady demoraliz tion of her majesty’s sub- Jects. In 1861 but 263 petitions for divorce ‘were filed in England and Waies. In 1884 the number had risen to 703, though the normal increase, according to population, should have brought it up to only 340. With the growth of immorality the passion for self-destruction has also grown naturally, and while but 1,533 aitempts at suicide, successful and unsuccess- ful, were reported in 1861, the number had swollen to 3,212 In 1884. The census of idiots, Junaties and persons of unsound mind showed 76.765 such unfortunates in 1883, against 647 in 1861. In crimes of a repulsive nature. which show their perpetrators to be wholly devoid of moral principle, the increase in the last twenty years especiaily in London and the larger cities, has been startling in the extreme, but it is not ne- eessary to specify these classes of offenses more patticularly. The drunkenness, pauperism and idiocy to be found in the Unitea Kingdom are indications that the morality of the people ts declining rapidly. The chureh and the philan- thropist may wisely ask themselves whether it is not expedient to begin mission work at home and spend some of the money which is now used for Christianizing the heathen in retorm- ing the outeasts of soclety who pass under their own eyes daily. 2 __e@e—____ Assaulted by a Negro. ‘THE SERIOUS CHARGE BY LITTLE ELL BERT AGAINST HENRY CRUMWEL A telegram from Bordentown, N. J., Novem- ‘his afternoon Henry Crumwell, an ebons-colored negro, about 40 years of age, was committed to the jail at Mount Holly to answer the charge of rape preferred by Ellen D, Hert, « 12-year-old domestic in the employ of Capt! Geo. B. Raymond. Crumwell was em- ployed by Dr. Young, whose residence adjoins That of Capt, Raymond's, and the two employes often met, although the’ girl took no notice of the negro. Aécording to the testimony of the little girl given at the arraignment of Crumwell to-day she had occasion to pass the barn of Dr. Young one day about three weeks ago. The negro was working near the barn, the doors of which were open. He approached her as she advanced and as he neared her pushed her into the barn. He then locked the doors and assaulted ber. She also testified that Crumwell had assaulted her betore and that she wasafraid 1 tell her parents, because the negro threatened to Kili her ifshe did so. When Ellen’s father learned of the assault upon his daughter he Sougnt the negro and would undoubtedly have killed him, but his friends induced him to let the law take Its course. Ellen is very intelll- feutand quite pretty. Her mother is dead, vat her father and stepmother are very respec: table residents of Thornton, a pretty little ham- Jet about a mile distant from this city. The 1¢- year-old daughter of Mr. Clarence Raymond in- formed that gentleman that Crumwell also made insulting remarks to her. Upon learning this Mr. Raymond questioned a number of other girls and in that way secured the confes- sion of Elien Herbe: HER- eee Josie Egbert’s Startling ery. A MAN HANGING DEAD FROM THE CHANDELIER WHEN SHE WENT TO PRACTICE MUSIC. ‘The New York Sun of Thursday says: Josie Ege bert, a pretty girl, who lives with her brother, a , at 657 Washington street, loves music, t has no piano. Around the corner from her house Gilbert Vrinden, a sawdust peddler,livea with his wife and tamily at 160 Christopher Street. Mr. Vrinden owned a piano, the use of whieh he sold tor two hours a day to Miss Eg- Yesterday morning Miss Ezbert entered the front parlor in Vrinden’s house to practice on the piano, when she nearly fainted at dis- covering Vrinden’s body swinging by a rope from a chandelier in the back parlor. For a quarter of a century residentsof the ninth ward ave been familiar with the figure of Gilbert Vrinden. Rain or shine, with his load of saw- dust, he drove up and down to supply his cus. tomers at bar rooms, butcher shops and. groce- ries with one oid hdrse and ramshackle cart. When he died he had two horses and two big garts, built expressly for sawdust distribution. He accumulated money and bought real estate in Jersey City. He leased the house in which he lived. He had five grown-up sons who Leiped him in his business. Vrinden had at- tempted suicide before. This time he dragged # table ander the chandelier, put a chair on the table and climbed to the chair. When stand- ingon the chair he had tied a rope about his heck, fastened it to the chandelier and then jumped trom the chair. He had been dead for Several hours when the body was discovered. It is believed that he had drank to excess on election day. ——— Cost $30,000 To BUILD AND Soup FOR 37.500.—The sloop yacht Attantle, which was built this year by Phillip Elisworth, for the Atlantic yacht elnb, to compete for the queen's cup. was sold in 'New York yesterday for $7,500, Ex-Commodore La Fish, a member of the firm of Vermilye € Co., and the owner of the Greyling, was the purchaser. The boat cost $30,000 to build. Daffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey and Duffy's | Formuta. | BRONCHITIS. MALNE, April 18,1886. | ve been ‘suffering with | ironic bronchitis for over a year, also a | good deal of pain in my leit lung. ‘Some six weexs ago I received from my brother SW. Evans, of Philadeipnt: Dutfs Formula for consumption. [I have been uslag It aecording to the directions, I have been steadily gaining untii I teel that it has done me much good. My symptoms when T began using {i were as follows: Inflamed throat, severe cough, and general ¢ yility. A.H. EVANS. | BLoomiNGTos, Iut., March 15, 1886, Gentlemen—I have as yet only used one quart of Duffy's Formula, part of whlch T ESE By daughter, 13 years old, who hax n troubled with’ bronenial affeetion. So tar I am well pledsed with the result, and hope for still greater benefit, W. M. REWES. 92 JacksoN Avz., Loy ISLaxp Crry, June 10, 1886. Gentlemen—Some time ago I wrote you for Dufy’s Formula. | My wiie was suffecing | from bronchitis very bad, confined to het bed and wasting away Very fast. She was so weak we had to turn her in the bed. as she was not able to help herself. She had two doctors call. I read your advertisement in | The Star of this place, and thought 1 would write for your formula, as it certainly could dono barm. I prepared according to direc- Yions and the eifect was certainly magical. Ikuow of no better term to use. Neighbors: who hud been coming in to see her could not believe their eyes, seeing her up and attending to her duties, as it were, after her beingsolow. STEPHEN P. OHARA. 43 Peete Sr., Cinctsxarr, 0.. Mareb 19, 1856. Dear Sirs—I have been a sufferer tor the past two years whieh the doctors. pro. nounced bronchitis, and I have lost a brother and sister within two years of cont sumption. I bave given your Duity’s Pure Malt Whiskey @ trial, which I undoubtediy think Is very good. WILLIAM H. SUHRE, 32 Grus Sr., New HavEx, Coxy., April 3, 1586, Dear Sirs—I beg leave to say that I have used Daffy’s Formula and Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and have been improved in health thereby. My trouble is ebrouic brouebitis, which I have had fora also indigestion. W. A. CAL 77 W. 1199s St., New York, ‘April 14, 1886, Gentlemen—I have used “Dutly’s Formula and Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey and find it Yery beneficia! in many respects. My appe- Ute is better and I sleep better. My case is one of long standing. Think your prepara- tion very excellent. Mrs. F. P, HAVILASD. THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., Areoften very distasteful, particu:arly where one ig suffering from indiscretion in eating and drinking and the stomach has revolted, refus- Ing longer to be a slave toan unworthy master, ‘and has turned upon its torturer, and rending him with the pains and horrors of dyspepis, ‘and Indigestion, causing constipation and head- ache to add to the infiictions THAT almost drive him crazy, causing nervous de- Pression, loss of appetite, dizziness, sleepless- ness, gloom and despondency. The tired, ex- ‘hausted feeling constantly bis companion, en- ergy all gone, strength departed, Kidneys weak. and inflamed and the liver sluggish and insc- tive—when one suffers all this he realizes that abals ‘MUST BE called. He must change his manner of living, and at once procure some medicine which shall ‘act directly and quickly upon the cause of these Alls—the disordered stomach. Falling this, he ‘will become a prey to rheumatism and neural sia; mental troubles will ensue, and general debility will make a wreck of the strongest man, Then the sufferer should be TOLD that there 1s amedicine that will cure all these iseases, and make him healthy ‘und strong ‘again, cause the diseased stomach to rerume ‘ts natural healthy functions, remove dyspepsia ‘and indigestion, care the const{pation, and ‘cause the headache to disappear. ‘That medicine is BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, = pure vegetable remedy, composed of tne best and most effective altera- tive medicines known, carefully compounded with the most expert sctentific assistance, to ‘act directly through the blood upon the stom- ach, and to strengthen the kidneys and pro- mote the action of the liver. Itthereby re- builds the exhausted body, quieting the ex- cited nerves. Its so skilifully combined with the best preparation or IRON ‘as to restore the lost appetite, prevent wakeful- ness, and cure rheumatism and neuralgia, Strengthen the tired brain and weary body.and. Promote health and happiness through the purity and strength of its material and the ex- cellence of its combination, The action of BROWN’S IRON BITTERS upon the system Is so direct and prompt that ald to all portions of the haman organism is at once furnished, and the condition of general de- bility is removed. Power is given the blood, ‘stomach, kidneys and liver to perform thelr various functions. The CURES effected by this valnable medicine in the few ‘years it has been before the public are-so nu- merous as to make the namea household word, ‘and the thousands of testimonials from all ‘Parts of the country that have been sent unso- licited to the proprietors of BROWN’S IRON BITTERS by grateful sufferers relieved from pain, tortures and torment all tell of its won- derfal properties, and the healthful results of its use in all DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, STOMACH, LIVER AND KIDNEYS. Prepared Baltimore. 8.8.8. SCROFULA OF LUNGS. T am now 49 years old, and have suffered for the last 15 years with a Inng trouble. I have spent thou- ‘sand: of dollars to arrest the march of this disease: but temporary reef was all that I obtained. Iwas unfit for any manual labor for several years. A friend strongly recommended the use of Swift's Specific (S. S.S.),claiming that he himself had been greatly bene- fited by its use in some lung troubles. I resolved to try ik The results are remarkable. My cough has left me, my strength has returned, and I weigh 60 pounds more than I ever didin my life. It has been three years since I stopped the use of the medicine, but I have hacno return of the disease,and there are no pains or weakness felt in my lungs I do the hardest kind of mechanical work, and feel as wel: as Tever felt since Iwas a boy. These, I know, are wonderful statements to make, but Iam honest when I say that Towe my existence and health today toS8.S I would be recreant to the duty Ioweto humanity {fT falled to bear this cheerfal testimony to the merits of this wonderful medicine. ‘TS. Hou. Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885. Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. only by the Brown Chemical Co., Ma. it 16 Asyoxe Wor Mase A Poss If they were nour fix. We think itis notonly ourright, LADIES’ GOODs. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DRY_GOODS.__ Berren Lae Tuax Nevee THE CHANGE OF TEMPERATURE IN OUB FAVOR, LOW PRICES SHALL CONTINUE TO PREVAIL. GENUINE BARGAINS THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE FSTABLISHMENT, ‘That great bargain in Ledies’ All-Wool Cloth Suit ing, 23 inches wide, we advertised during the warm ‘weather, we have a parton band, and shall continue to offer them at hot weather price, vin: 25 cents per yard. ‘That sacrifice in Tricot Suiting, 54 inches wide, at $1 er yard, a few chcice colors yet on hand. ‘That All-Wool Home Spun, 43 inches wide, still at the reduced price, 50 cents. 500 Pairs White Blankets trom $1 per pair. ‘500 Bed Comfortables trom $1. 200 Pieces Hed Twilled Flannels from 25 cqnta, Choice selection of our Ingrain (: eta, A See cla b cn SO ces SC Brussels Carpets, 60 cta., 75 cta., 80cts, 85 cts, JOHNSON, GARNER & C0., 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, South Side. Croaxs Ar Luss Tuan Cost. . M. SHUSTER & S0NS ml. ‘Having decided to close this department we offer = ‘a choice lot of elegant CLOAKS at leas ‘than manufacturers’ prices, ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS In every shade, This is to be the fashionable article for outside garments. We have all styles and qualities. ‘We offer a decided bargain in 60 inch BLACK BRO- CADE SILK, for clrculars, at $6.00, worth $12.00. ‘Novelties in Dress Goods. Combination Suitings—the largest and. most com- plete stork of PLUSH and WOOL Novelties ever sbown in Washington. QUILTED SATINS in every shade. Paris ROBE DRESSES in great variety. LYON'S PURE SILK VELVETS, in twenty shades, at $5.00 and $5.50 pet yard. We have just secured a great bargain in these elegant goods, and offer Gautier’s al-silk VELVETS at $5.50. Moire ‘Francais, Faillo Francais, Rhsdames, Mervellieux ‘and Satin Duchess, in all colors and qualities, for street and evening wear. Special bargains in Barnesley Double DAMASKS at $1.50, worth $2.25. Hosiery and Underwear. Molre Sash Ribbons. High Novelties Velvets and Pluses, MOURNING GOODS of every description of the the best qualities, ‘W. M, SHUSTER @ SONS, ONE PRICE 919 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w. N.B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 026 IMroRTER, WRAPS AND JACKETS. A large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS ‘at lowest prices ever named for equal values, We invite special attention to our superb assortment ot PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fashionably trimmed. SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seal, $25. SEAL PLUSH VISITES, Seal trimmed, $25. Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian Hare tail and ball trimming, $9.75 and upwards. London Made JACKETS, $4 upwards, << BEAVER NEWMARKETS $8, regular price $12. French trimmed HATS and BONNETS at popuiar prices, An immense assortment of Fancy FEATHERS from 5e. to $8 each. MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS, Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings. at very reasonable prices. 800 Dozen HAN DKERCHIEFS, including many new designs. ASTRACHAN, 54 Inches wide, $4 per yard. SILK PLUSH, all colors, $1.25 per yard. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1 pair upwards, Every pair fitted and warranted. Evening GLOVES from 16 to 30 inch length, LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED. 907 Pennsylvania ave, ‘TTrevise, Paris nol Maz J. P. Pasem, i IMPORTER, 1007 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Will show the coming week her second Importation of AUTUMN BONNETS AND HATS, Comprising all the new colors, “GIS FRANCAIS,” BOREALIA, RUBY, PRINCESS BLUE, ROUGE ANGLAIS, &¢., ‘Designed expressly for Costumes. 0080 ADIES: LAP Witt open, NovEMBER 187, A KEW lot of Japanese Decorative Fans, Scrolls, Parasols, Maun dc. Also, New Toys, in great varlety—endless yarlety: Serap bictures: ‘ow Xmas Cords ‘Transters for Silk; Gold Paint; French Tissue and Fancy Colored Papers: Gilt, Silver and Lace Borders; a file line of “Favors for the German” and Progressive Euchre Frlzon: Materials for Paper Flowers, Mats, &c. (lewons 10 cents); Shuet Music, 5 cents; Studies for Painting: Children’s Books and Games; Xmas ‘iree Ornaments, &c, &o WONCERS FOR CHILDREN" J. AY. GOULD, 421 9th st, near Pa ave., between Dand E ats, ‘0c8031 5m Tae Fuvora Dress Surerps Are recommended by the leading Dressmakers. They ‘absolutely Lm Tit ‘ME, HY ATT, 52013 N. W.—Suits for Ladies and 2A Children, $3 aud $5 up; sailstaction nteed. RECEPTION’ DRESSES, TAILOK-MADE SUITS and WEDDING TROUSSE.4 US a Specialty.oc30-3w* XS MONDAY, OCTOBER 25TH, ‘Will open a New Stook of Goods at 7 Oth st.n.w., consisting Fine Mohair Plush Carriage Robes, Mohair Goods for Furniture. Plain, Crushed and Embossed Pluses, Piano aud Table’ Scarf, Mohair Astrachan Cloak ings, Fir Pillows and other Fancy Goods made trom Moliair, ‘Smyrna Hugs, Common Carriage, Robes, Blankets, &c.,&c. Great bargains in afine lot of Mo- hair Remnants, suitable for covering furniture, nota ows, en, owssws’ JOHN WATERHOUSE, Agent. New Deor. BEST Goops, FAIR PRICES. Joa, Schilts Brewing Co.'s MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER and Palmer's Premium GINGER ALE, LEMON s0DA, 4c Depots: 615 to 623 D street southwest. ‘Telephone 480. 1224 29th street northwest. ‘Telephone 454. ols Liew Basan 4 PUBR MALT EXTRACT. SAMUEL C. PALMER. Possesses the highest merit. It is manufactured from ihe ‘choicest materia's, and combines the most table qualities of a refreshing drink with the invigor- ating aud wholesome properties of the best Malt Ex- tracts. At ly a true tonic and delightful beverage, allke de- sirable for invalids and persons in health. - Will be found upon trial to be a, and complete substi- tute for all alcoiolic drinks, most of which are too ‘stimulating for delicate constitutions. Is the beverage “Par Excellence” for nursing moth- ers, creates an abundance of milk while it strength- ens and invigorates the entire system. Aiter careful analysis Wlibur G. Hall, Ph. D., New York, says: “Liquid Bread is a refreshing, nourisaing table beverage, und a wholesome, invigorating tonic. ‘tis palatable to the taste and of easy assimilation.” Frank L. James, Ph.D., M.D., St. Louls, after anuly- sis, says: “Its low percentage of alcohol, its e..erveso- ightful taste and odor, all combine to re- jolson's Malt Extract as bein; Smet 80) DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, ST. LOUIS. Atwholesale by WM. MUEHLEISEN, 918 STH ST., WASHINGTON Mora. Liz ASSOCIATION, yl. Nartowat ‘No. 1420 F street, Washington, D.Q JOHN W. DREW, Agent for District of Columbia, Orricens: President, W.W. Dudley, of Bateman & Co. bankers. Vice President, John H. Magruder, grocer: ‘Medical Director, Ralph Walsh, M.D. General Managez, Frank J. ‘Tibbets, ‘Treasurer, Geo, H. B. While, cashier Netional Met- titan bein ‘eeretary, John E, Beall, Neal Hstate, of Adame & ‘Counsel, Chapin Brown. Consulting Actuary, Chas, T. Westerfield. ocl3-1m Mowvumenra but our duty tomake a little noise just at this time, be- | cause our elegant new stock is something worth mak- ing a foss about. It has never before been our pleasureto offer youso complete an assortment of uniformly de- sirable styles, nelther have we ever before been able tooffer you » scale of prices so low as we are now placing on these reliable new goods. Therefore we think it in the line of our duty to noise the fact that we are engaged inthe general distribution of bargains among the wise bayers of this city and vicinity. ‘We sell you an elegant Cheviot Sult at $7.50 that ‘ould be cheap at $10.00. ‘We sell you an All-Wool Cassimere Sult st $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 Bult, silk faced, at $15.00 that would be cheap at $20.00. We sell you a better Prince Albert at $18.00 that 1s really worth $25.00. ‘We sell you an All-Wool Overcoat at $7.50, very fine AU-Wool 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 an@ 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 haves full line of Children’s Overcosts from 92.50 upwards. ‘We have a full line of Odd Pasite, from $1.50 up. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED, ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING company, Baltimore, Md. Srectarev. azOce Wi EY 1% SOLD ONLY IN SEALED “BOUQUET COFFER” Borris, Naver 18 BULK. 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W.. ‘Has on exhibition a complete and choice salection of IMPORTED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, ‘also those of her own design, to which she calls special attention. No regular opening day. 0c23 ADAME A.V. LEFRANC, 830 NORTH HOW- AMI ard st. Baltimore. Md. Dresses and Wraps in French styles, New models received eve Fine Imported Trimmings, week. ‘oc23-2m* V. KANE, 507 11TH ST, N. W.—CORSETS « made to order. A perfect fit guaranteed. Also, full line of Shoulder Braces, Reform Waisis, French Corsets and Bustles Corsets iaunderied. - sel8-2in® M4E, B.NAN REOTH. BEGS TO ANNOUNCE VA that she has removed her Dressmaking Parlor to 3654 stmw., near the Arilngion hotel, formerly 728 oc iihst Mes K. A. Dowovay, 904 F STREET. A choice and complete stock of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, FRENCH PATTERN HATS. Ate, thow of our own design, at the lowest possibie oc) Prices, Maz Vox Braxvis Moniers, ‘Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; Wim. Harr & Co.. St. Louls, Mo. perior Atting, Suits made at ‘the shortest notice. reasonable prices, and satistuction guaranteed, Evening Dresses. Bridal Trosseaus a specialty. ocd ‘920 Lath st., between Land K. PAL, GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED into thenew and fashionable visiteand Jacket Furs * re Mud ‘made. AL Miss INGHAM’S, 1310 8th st n.w. No $4 RS, E McCAFFERTY'S BONNET AND FRAME, FACTORY, formerly 1109 F st., has moved to northeast corner of 1ith and G streets ‘Has ull the iatest fall styles in bonnet and hat frames, see-am ‘Makes a U: sign. 188 ANNIE K HUMPHERY, 480 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Corsets to order in every style and material, sud guarantee: perfect Ut and comfort HER SPECIALTIES ARK— ‘Hand-made Underclorhing. MerinoUnderwear 1 should Aest imported Hostery: Patent Shoulder Braces, a ‘Dress {teferm Goods, French Corsets and Busties, + Children’s Corsets and s $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own ‘imake) that for the price Is unsur} 'N. .—French, German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 Pec DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1208 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWest. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vells, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongeeour speciuity. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON 4 CaROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris aad PROFESSIONAL. NSTANT RELIFF FOR THE FEET, M1) DR Detainee Parks a HE TRED MBA D 25 cents. Many testimonials of remarkable cures, { space would permit, could be given. ‘The office of Dr. Remmes @ Paricels iolted Og the sus oe ake SORE with the mow saditsctory Fernie Be sens Cfo: Eermful practice haa fanaa thet the Sones; feing atnericsts best Gperaioree utes Beaton ot Salves and Lubricating Lotions give instant relief to Swollen or inflasied feet, glets of sarin ses Reet, 12 ‘oaslule rom aif parts of tas Gas at esa he door, 0030-6t HE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 903 Pict, Syed znovementgacguanece clas Erte gym gra gd ee aii a eas a MYERS Tip eran SSeS She rege ceemoroowr 20 ‘945 Pennsylvania ave. ‘BS DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR h ist. Twer Ma: Peroni ieee ner aca ig Det pe ertine t eee = Sie BP ANS ea ang atte Miss Jour Consox Says In an articisentitied “Family Living on $500 a Year?" “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and Ughis, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE Were used in cities,” &. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70, ‘25 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bashels for $2.90. ‘25 Bushels for $2.00, WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, jad S421 and 413 10th street, SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE, “Shinn TH PERFECTS DIGESTION. Wasting PRICE, Fer Bottle, $1,00; 6 Bottles for $6.00. ‘Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Sole Agents for the U.S, Phila, Pa, FOR BALE sY Ge Ta: Bor ‘Weare the Sole Agents for the mle of the Genuine (Concord Harness and ‘Beware of imitations Beware of Imitations, None genuine without the | di » xerarcx. M.. uzerecx. ‘Formerly King & Lepreux. Late with P.Hanson His. PAPER HANGINGS Satis dee gegen ae eats NEW RAISING, EW CITRON, Wiss eed Lage Brown hack Papan ice ‘BW CATCH MACKEREL, Respectfully, J.B LEPREUX & BRO, NEW CATCH CREAM CODFIGH, 9e21-Tw* 608 Tthstreet southwest. NEW N. Y. STATE BUCK WHEAT, NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. From Cold Storage, as fine and fresh favored as the new supply of these cele- | new in at Sind “Antique | “CHA MIKEY BUTTER ne Choice as tis posse to PRoguefort and lam Ch KES, thte season's impor BN een gee oS oe CERERE Delry and New York state CARAM Rocussrza Lames. We bave just recetved 5, Riven CARPET SWEEPERS. ‘These are the nest awetpets made, and every one winmaehianiccrareaitaeanes a0 every ELPHONZD YOUNGS — Company, ocl5, 428 9th wt. bet. Dand E ‘WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘China and Glas Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania ave, Wau Parez FRESCOING. STAINED GLASS, ‘UPHOLSTERY GOODS P. HANSON HISs & Co, 815 15th Street. os wae Cow* Wearner Is “Course, ‘and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE, be sure to eull.and inspect the largest assortment ever shown In 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. & JENES & CO, 005 ‘717 77H Sreeer N. W. W. H. Hovatrox & Co. 1214 F srazer N. W. SELF-RAISING NOW READY FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. During next week we offer a special sale of imported Rugs at a reduction of 10 per cent for cash. Our line of Bedroom Furniture, we think, has been golected with care, some of w! ‘was specially made us, See our $05, 3 pleces, antique Oak Sulte, One salto only ‘Our $85 Butternut Satte. See our #185 Sycamore Walte, Sold tn New York for $235, ‘and Philadelphia ‘See our 31 Suites, from $140 to $250. Thetnbove area few specially good suites, sind will only need this notice to sell them. LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. , Werenever sold at such low figures as at the present im 4 ‘Our Scotch Curtains selling from $3.50 to $7 per pair, are a0 per cent cheaper this yeas than Inst ‘will need only for you to look and examine, as we do not wish to boast jor ourselves—you come aud look, ‘and we will let you do that for us. W. M GALT @ co, Patace Manxrn.- CORNER 14TH AND NEW YORK AVE. ‘The choicest Meat, the frésbest Vegetables, Poultry ofall kinds. Game a specialty, Select Oysters, va- riety of fresh Fish, Clover Leaf Butter, fresh Eggs, Our ment of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS | Fruit and Canned Goods of the best brands always on Singlée-faced Linen Velours, $2.25, all colora, hand SUK and Wool Dumask, $2.50 to $4. ORDERS FOR DINNERS A SPECIALTY. Rou Bike sid Tapestries, Gbs:t0 411 per yt, ‘My experience in this business and my personal at Bare ilies, BUe. up. tention to store and orders with the very best the ‘Amores, $2.25. market affords to select from, I guarantee satistaction. Brocadea all priosa, ¥. J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. tation is good io this dey and Grosilistigectvenlbenitenmes: LB. COOLIDGE, Manager. ocll-eo Furniti soja smmrypariond Drapery Cut and Hi in A. OLE, proper trim on short notice. — N. P ” WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, ‘Having a large force of workmen, we shall try and NW. sans n, aa 944 LOUISIANA AVE. De BEAL and execute any order Jeftin our dake tn Tafeecscea Wil te & aceon oe _oc2-3m. To Hovsexezrzrs ‘We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are Row prepared to furnish, in large or small quantities, W. H. HOUGHTON @ Co, ‘This Flour for Family use has no saperior. I am now recelving choice varieties of Potatoes, which are coming in very freely, and housekeepers ‘will do well to lay in thelr stock, as I hardiy think they will bg lower this season. Ihaveafine line of Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also, a CHINA, fall line ot cholee GROCERLES, in quantities to suit, CKOCKERY. ‘at wholesale prices, for cash only. Duffy's Pure Cider GLasswal ‘Vinegar a specialty. CUTLERY. Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon. _ GOODS DELIVERED FREE. ‘Money returned if goods are not satisfactory. Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER NA, POOLE, 9¢4 La ave. n. ocl8 PIANOS AND ORGANS. FINE PLATED WARE, And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best clase. ‘Our goods were never better or cheaper than they are this season. M. W. BEVERIDGE, se25-3m_ Na. 1009 Penn. ave. Carrera Carrer, Carvers a aa TO os ON EASY intend this Pail? Ifyou | HARI \ mete haved’ given it a thought Haten to & few tac SRN Way. | | unine Repairing apd Moving Carpets were never uo HANDSOME OB PRICES | ASD OTHER | ocdiddm No. 00S Penn. 36. Money saved is money made. Sugeest Tem meg G, Ju, Warn, mee, AFP showing you our lin Inge: , Body | Kranich & Bach are purivaled, Bruel, "Geivels, Moqeeute ag witon Car Hogan Saar ot ad’ a beat itce phgnty @ evans and Weoer Boe, te bext median p pepetary ined, ces low as the lows \darfal instraments, ‘Bee the Templeton Parquette Carpet. ‘Reukbie ew triples fpright Pianos for $176. Furniture at the lowest eaah prices ous 7KER BROS. PIANOS: wn Sir amet ren | Demin EEA RTI uc ap : f ; ; ae ot Doar aine Goon News Goon Niwa ori eas mae nw, {STEY ORGANS. FROM NEW S7Y iis PARLOR AND CHAPEL. ES ‘standard stylesfor Liprary. Drawing Hoom and CROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE ‘School use, Heasonabie | ore ‘Siriaas, For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES ocl4-1m 984 F st. and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general. ‘sno one need be without » well-(urnished home ISCHER PIANOS. Dacginn Couture nos gorthsiecas os ipa Fine tone, workmanship, unsurpassed for GaraSlllY; Pelee ese DERS & STAYMAN, Were determined to knock the bowou out of high | oo14 am STAYMAN, yipderelcrtnat (GeconDHAND Fraxos Of various makers for sale at ranging from $50 GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS at prices Z [DERS &STAYMAN, AS CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT EISE-| _ocl¢-1m U34 F ot nw. Se ace Cha ‘USIC LOVERS AND anseaghe a stock of the And we make thisextraordinary offer that customers | iasSiltss Decker Betas Pianos, FOr reat aad sold can make thelr own terms in regard to paymenta, —_| on nccommodating terms, Come and see’ the largest store in the United States. | _ocl@1m Come and see the luryest and most vurwd awes to se. lect from, Come after yon have nosted yourselves on prices, | EACHERS OF MUSIC ARE INVITED TO specially or Ene wee of the mitten! wrorenatons yor fhe use ¢ SANDLES & STAYMAN, ‘and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantes you that | ocl4-1m Pe RE LEADING CROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSK, Bap raNoS AND OncAN 5 («THE OLD RINK), OLD INSTRU: TAKEN IN EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH | po ongn nO ALRING. nn AND 14TH STREETS N. W., SENDERS S STAN MAR, Inthe place yon were looking for. Cote an’ be con- | _ocl4-1m_ 834 F st mw, ‘vinoed that what we say are fficts and nohumbug We Teport, come and make your own tefms—at Jels CROGAN’S. SEWING MACHINES, &o. OME. ‘NEW HOME. N&* 202 provements, EASE, QUIET, SPEED AND DURABLE Ta a i AN Be ey #10 pr et enore . G. Ml & CO., ocl2-1m 908 Penn. ave., 20 door trom 9th st, He WORCH & ox or. ate, sete Agi ti, Uatraen and dealers in Stri ‘Musical Instruments, Sheet 00000 coef aad Sasa met are ienam opiate Enwazo F. Daoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUR, , Decker & ofits ‘Eechanged, Hemod, Tuned, Repalred, Mave Stored “Ni Planosof other makes always 319 he kinds of aces be Yeni aed EW AMERICAN, NOT, ia ‘Machine Piano Foarm UNEQUALED IN TUR TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP aND DURABILITS. Second-hand Planes at all prices, WM KNARE £00, mys. G17 Market Boece, Do Nor Poncmssa Seal ae toe om CoN ges ee awe em [AVING BOUgET 1a: Lenabies ua to offer our Coltdren'n ox rects, waite age 6 MNS, 607 Lin 4 eee R SALE—FINEST LINEN PERS—CHEAP. Patan ar ponte once 203m — ~ NEW, 20S EARTHLY WATCHERS aT Curar Booxs. Cusar Paren ‘The He . twelve mos. oniform in size and style ogi Rama reine sate JOHN C. PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street, u.w. cll, Poverty Grass (Lillie Chase Wyman.) Memoirs and Letters of Dolly Madison, ‘Transactions and Changes in the Society of Friends, Uplands and Meadows ( Abbott.) A Politician's Daughter (Hamil) Love and Medicines «Gliliam.) Aphrodite, by Hoksteln. ‘Having purchased the Book Store No. 1434 New ve shall run it im counection with oat Peunsylvenia ave. Any orders or com er Store will be prompuy filed HM. MOR! WOOD AND COAL. Coa Woon. JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Wharves and Railroad Yard: Twelfth aud Water streets southwest. ‘Branch Yards and Offices: 1202 F street northwest. 1616 Seventh «treet northwest. 1740 Pennsyivanta avenue northwest. 1122 Ninth street northwest. Corner Third and K streets northwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ‘Largest Private Raliroad Yard south of New York. Also, Extensive Wharves, giving unsurpassed facili- es forthe economic handling of Fuel of all kinds. Coal detivered on cars direct from Mines into our Yard, Wedeal in best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL. All kinds of WOOD, elther in stick or prepared to order at our Factory. Clean Coal, Full Weight and Measure, Prompt De- liveries and Priees as Low as Fue! can be furnished. 73m Warne H. Manow, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in COAL AND Woop. Main Office No. 710 Dat. n.w. Offices and Yards— ‘8th and B sta aw., No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot— Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues aw. All Offices are connected with the ‘Telephone Ex change. ___ocz2-tm__ Ons ‘TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL 20 OOO me sic toomprising every “sesinanl ery ¥ariety, at the very lowest indiiug and Stove ‘Wood prepared in the best manuer. Quick and prompt delivery. “send in your orders, ‘Office, 13 14 Pennsylvania avenue. Brarch Offices, 325 Peausylvanls avenue and 20th and K streets northwest. Depot and Whart, Oth and Water streets southwest, Ww INTER FUEL AT SUMMER RATES 2 IN JOHNSON Wholesale. one ALD Desiet cry WOOD and coaAL Complete Feel Weight and Measure . and Coal direc: irom the forests and mines by fall aud water, abd iret trom slag. slate and clpet impurities GIVE ME A TRIAL. Main Yard and Office, 1101 Rhode Island ave. nw. Branch Om = B11 As we. “*" Ofice, corner 9th aind ik sts. n., All connected by, Telephone. aul0-3m GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Eizerys HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, In all the Latest Novelties in ‘WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY &c. Shirts to order, 6 for $12. A perfect fit guaranteed ELLERY'S, 1337 F street, a Sener FINANCIAL, Donax & Warsr Co LIMITED.) BROKERS, Orrices: COR. SEVENTH AND P 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 Bourd ot Trade. oct-lmo Parcs & Warerr, STOCK BROKERS Rroedwas. SECIAN Stine, } Sew Yor 209.100, ares (vurcoran Buucins), PVaie Shuck TiLbonard wins Ber wxex ASHINGTON, BALTIMURE, PHILADELPHIA si SEW oid. boston, wo Gisraual Paxtxan. sanz Wattany Maynard wintas i ‘Taviam, 1 Buy and sell Ob Gomuninsou alt cine of allway ‘HL. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. bottie ‘ADAM WILSON, 433 1ST, CORNER viet se te hoa oS, Sat DSS : Be vor axp ome KaiLKOAD, Schedule ia offect. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Sirs anull tarubes notice = sad 10:20 p.m. aatty, els at 7 3 ‘Noeatra tare ty als dally at aq action and Pale ‘Gycinnatt nex: morn, Noeaira fare at 10:00 am. and 8.55 Veland and Detroit. with ‘Cars (oP tsburgh ‘And Local Stations, 8:40 am. daily, race, Wilmington and Phiiadelpibia Toga hm dail — = pm. daily te Movureh bar 4 Imington, Deiaware,and intermediate pointe it y on, AS ¥ detrere Bastimore wud Wilmilugion, 3:1. jem. als For Auaptie am. and 12:10 an om eae anaeolin 6:80 8 12:10 and 4:30 pm, 0D. sundaes, aul h ‘except Sunday. for prince vpoittan Hirach 40) at daliy: . all siations, For Goithersbircan | fat rmedinte points 1030 a.m, 14:90 aud 1121 yam, dally. except Sunday. bor Frederick S40 ‘tn daly seme ma dail; on mand 4:40 p.m. Malis, except sunday, For Hage rows 10:00am. wnd 6:81 p.m. dally, ox ‘Trains. rrive from 4 1b. From Wilmington aud Baitimore, 11:15 am’ From Annapolis, 5:30 a. ‘Suuduy, 10:88 a.m. U8 py and 1:50 and 5:25 pam +roin Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad, 5.30 a mda ence Saag rom Frederick an intermediate sas and 5:15 p.m. dally except Sunday. oe ae Trains leave ‘Maltuncre tor Washingon at 10, 7220, #200. 9209 wud 10:80 am. 125. 290. te 1 bor 29. 420, 0 Pand 1100 a A rete % m. ‘Ali iratne trom Washington stop at Relay Station, except 1:25. 3:19 and 6:40 p.m. For farther iniormetion a ply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station; 19 and 13st = 4 pmxosr al LL ‘Tenins leave Band P. depot, 6th and B streets: 7:16 a.m — Daily. except Sunday; for Lynenbarg and intermediate stations. else 3am Daily for Lynchburg. Daw Chariotte, Atlanta, and points Sout. Patimaa Duttes ‘sleeping cars to ‘Atlanta, and thence to New eas, 30 ‘p.m.—Dally, except Sunday, for Manasaaa, ‘Strusborg and intermediate stations. 5:30 ptm. —Natly for Charlottesville, Loaisvilie, Cia- Ciunatl and poiuts on Ches. aud Ohio RR” Puliman Sleeper Washington to Lauisvilie. 11:00 p.m.—Daily for Lyacubarg, Charl bu, Ai AUanta, Moowgeomer:. New poluts South. Pullman ny cars Lo onigomery in connection with Pullman parlor cart ce to New Orleans sleeper to Augusta, ‘n tralus from South arrive at Wi from Louisville 9:40 tr. pm; Strasburg local, 10nd %, Sleeping ear accommodation and Informe railthed aid bagvace checked at ufc." Wot ania ave. abd at passenger station, Penney: Vania Railroad, Oth and B ats RTE JAS 1. TAYLOR, ee rer Agent, W “SINGTON. offfo AND WesTERN Ratt BROAD Co. Schedule tn effect August 1, 1880. ogtign pit ieave trom and arrive ai Be & P. station, tion Pei eave Washington e0 am. dally Sunday ve am. daily ex and 4345 pm. dally’ arriving'st Round Hi 1i-as m. and 7:19 pan. trains leave Kound Hi, ‘at 6:08 a in’ daily and at = 5 p. m. daily except Sum dig arti af Washington sed in aud 6 pa uarteriy Coumutation rates 10> mille Uckets $23" eck ELty GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 70 THE NOKIH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, BACKS Gel EN OID ERENT ia corner of Sixt, Limitea LAGNIFICENT faiud Bistreeta, us toll For Pittsburg and the West Chicag ‘of Palace ing Cars at 9:00 A. M. dail Line, 9:50 4. M- daily to Gncinnatl aid 0 Louie r Cars from Harrisburg to Cinctunact fend Hovel Car to St. Louie: dai except Saturday, tioona to Chicaga, Ghicaro Expres 0 SM daly with Cars, “Washington” to Chicage, Sed) “Hatrisburg to Cleveland “eonnectt Bt arabe with) Wevierg sxprem i fhrough, sleepers for Louisvilie an oe, 10:00 “P. Be daily, for Pittsbu ind te Weet wich through Siseper Hacooene of ren BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buflulo, Niagara M. daily, except Saturday, wiih Puiace gion to Mochesver. On Sanda: lize P. liman Parior Cars, 0:40 AL For Hoston without change 2:00 PAL every day. For yn, N. ¥., alt through trains connect at ‘with Goats of Brooklyn Annex. afford irect transfer to Fulton street, av viding doube ‘across New York City. 5, OO and 11-00 A. M.. 200 $84, 13200 FM. Go Bubvlar, 15, 0:00; 10:00 wd 11:20 F A. Mand 3:50 P.M daly. 15, 4:23, 4 bday. on), 201100 Ar 0, 16906 and 11226 PM. A. ML. wud 4:80 P.M 12:05 and 4:73 P.M daily, ndaiys, 9900 A.M. 4:15 P.M ALEXANDEIA AND Pebornicksitite atic WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHING it on.025, 1085.00 1198 a, ba me ab, O01, 645, und LT FAL Abinaiay at oa, wah Nebo a, fs M., 2305, 4:25. 4:85, OU 1, ene Oe IA Se Io W200, 10:10 A.M: 1:00, 3200, $238, 5:10, 730, and 10:42 P. Mand 1 setae Car aden THEE Siete as cae nortan on ara iat une merase Rane eee J. R WOOD, General Pasenger Agent. “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. {OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS al NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves 7thetrest wharf on MONDAYS, THU! DaYs and SATURDAY! Returning ‘te mR FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m, toucle rLamdingean fara onan Mok Carre Bay, Mc. Counedts with, TOWN k. PADGETT. Agent, " RIDLEY, Manager. tes RECT TO NEW YORE—FREIGHT STEAM ERS JOHN GIBBON abd & C. KNIGHT leave 3h, Mas Aver, 8. overs SATURDAY ot Oi st. Wir, Wasliingwo, every TUisbat MORNING, “Frewhtat lowem raten. co) Me™ Veeson: er. VERNON: STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves Tth-street wharf daily NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS. British, Dauish and French West India Isiands @ 8.5. BARRACOUTA, sailing Dec. 5, aod thereafter. ‘Stopping a day or more at St Croix, ate eG ‘Superb parseager accommodation. excellent Ouisia® ‘Smoking Room, Bath tooms, et Apply TLEAYCRAET & ©O., 240 Pearl st. New York Malt STEAMER regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOI, via, QUEENSTOWN. os swore, | GEE Pi