Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1886, Page 6

THE JIMMY HOPE'S HALF MILLION. The Rich Bank Bargiar on His Way to New York tor Trial. To ANSWER BOR STEALING $2,170,000 From THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, AFTER PASSING HIGHT YRARS IN A CALI- FORNIA PRISON, From the New York World, Nov. 16 Jimmy Hope's eight-year sentence expires at the San Quentin prison, California, at noon to- day, and he will be immediately handed over to Detective Silas Rogers, of Inspector Byrne's staff, who will bring him to this city. Hope, who is one of the oldest, most daring and most Successful crooks In the United States, mast stand trial for robbing the Manhattan Savings Institution, at Broadway and Bleeeker street, on October 27, 1878. This audacious crime, by ‘which the institation was robbed of $2,170,000, produced a sensation which did not subside for many months. Four well-known burglars were convieted for the crime. Among them was Johnny Hope, Jimmy's son. He was sen- tenced to twenty years’ imprisonment Jane 29, 1879, and he is now in Sing Sing. Jimmy and his son—and_ there was 06 doubt that the eller Hope was the leading spirit of the gang—had planned the robbery. Jimmy disappeared as completely as if the earth had swallowed him Immediately after the robbery, and nothing was heard of him until June 1881, when he was captured in San Franeiseo for attempting to rob F. Burton & Co.'s bank. He was tried, convicted and sentenced to eight years in San ‘Quentin. Inspector Byrnes eom- inunicated with the California authorities, who ised to let him know when his sentence ex- pired. Detective Rogers telegraphed Fosterday that he had made all arrangements for taking Hope into custody to-day, Although thirty-five of Jimmy Hope's fifty- six years have been spent In erime, compara tively tew of them have been parsed in expia- tion. His deep-rooted love ot ty has led hn to break jail twice. Always a hard to catch, he generally managed to get awa’ after a burglary. His crimes have paid well, and at the time of bis arrest in San Francisco his fortune was estimated at $500,000. April 5, 1869, Hope and George Lestie, alias Howard, ho was afterwards mysteriously murdered near Yonkers, robbed the Beneficent Savings institution of Philadelphia of $1,300,000, The year the paymaster's office of ihe Phila- deipbia navy yard was robbed of a large sum. Hope was strongly si tive proot could be obtained against him. afterwards he was heard from in the interior of this state, where he robbed a little bank. Hope, “Big Frank” MeCor, Joe Howard, allas Kings: jand, and Jim Brady opened the First National bank of Wilmington, Del, soon afterwards. ‘They were all convicted, but in the prison McCoy organized a boid revolt and the entire gang escaped. z ‘On the nightot February 2, 1871, @ short, Jauscular man in police uniform went to the South Kensington bank, Philadelpiia, and told the watchman that he bad been sent to guard the bauk. as the offictals had heard_ that it was to be robbed that night. Halt a dozen Mer: in uniform were soon at the door, whiclt ‘was locked 4s soon us they were admitied. It wus long aiter business hours. The watehman Was knocked senseless by the short man, who was Jimmy Hope, and the “policemen,” who were members of ‘the gang, rifled the’ vault. ‘Hope was convicted and sent to the Eastern nitentiary, whence he excaped in a short ime. Assisted by Abe Coakley, Hope made an unsuccessful attempt upon the Deep River «Conn.) bank in 1878. "Below is a partial list of other robberies attributed to Jimmy, with the amoants stolen: Wellsboro bank, 1874, Ht Milford, N. H., October, 1874, (00,000; Saratoga County” bank, Waterford, X-, October, 1572, $50,000; Third Nationai dank, Baltimore, Auzust, 1572, $140,000. HOPE TAKEN FROM THE KEW YORK OFFICER. A telegram from San Francisco last night says ‘that Hope was taken from the eastern officers by a writ of habeas corpus Tuesday while en route east, and arrived in San Francisco from Sacramento yesterday. The hearing of the writ has been set for Monday next. ee Died to Save Her Father. MR. BESS’ DAUGHTER SPRINGS IX FRONT OF THE GUN THAT WAS LEVELED aT HIM. Four miles east of Bonne Terre, in St. Francis county, Missouri, is Big Mills, a little hamlet, which was the scene Tuesday of a deplorable tragedy, the victim being Miss Minnie Bess. Rob- ert Stockwell is a big landowner and farmer re- siding with his family at Big Mills. Jonathan Bess, also a farmer, is a tenant of Stockwell. ‘The ‘families have been neighbors and good iriends for years, and a son of Stockwell was generally considered to be a lover of Miss Min— nie. He went away to college a year ago, and it seems, though he never wronged the girl in word or deed, that she or her family thought the young man had not done just the right thing. Out of this matter bad iceling grew up, and fast spring there was a bitter quarrel, re- sulting in Stockwell ordering Bess to vacate his land. ‘Bess had a lease, and refused tobe dis- d. The bitter feeling grew until it cul minated in s tragedy. About 7 o'clock Tuesday morning old man Bess and his son, about sixteen years old, went Anto the timber for the purpose of cutting wood. Ayounger son of Stockwell saw them and called his father. Then the two Stockwells staried after the Bess couple, and on overtak- ing them forbade them cutiing any wood on the iand. A quarrel followed and words led to blows. Secing the Stock wells were getting the Dest of it young ran to the house, a hun- dred yards away, and got a double-barreled yun. When he returned he was followed by his sister Minnie. The two fathers were fighting, and young Stockwell met young Bess and undertook to take the gun, A fight ior Possession of the weapon resulted in favor of Yoong Stockwell. On yetting the gun away trom Bess he raised it and fired both barrels at old man Bess. The girl noted his action as he leveled the gun at her father, and sprang be tween her father and the weapon just as the ‘trigger was ‘The contents of both bar t in her breast and stomach, kill- Sng her instantly. This stopped the fight. The dead girl was carried to the house and young ‘Stockwell was taken into custody. Kissed His Children and Died. JOHN NICOLSON'S STRANGE SUICIDE AT A NEW ‘YORK HOTEL. John Nicolson hanged himself in room No. 46 0f the Hotel Everett, No. 112 Park Row, New York, Tuesday. Nicolson was a Canadian. ‘widower, and @ sulesman for the New York Shoe Manutacturing company of Lynn, Mass. Since December last he has been a guest of the hotel, with his two little girls, aged five and six ears. tespectively. He was’ always cheerful ida business, and seemed to be very fond o his a He paid his — at the hotel Promptly, and was generous in his habits. Mo day night he chatted with several guests in the reading room, while his children played about his knee. Early in the evening he pat the lit- Hie, Ones, ted, Kissed, them) evbd night” and just before midnight he retire: to a room — that of his children, ‘Tuesday morning the litte girts awoke, dressed themselves and Knocked on their father's door. After calling repeatedly they went down stairs and met a porter in the office. “Will you please go up and wake papa?” said the elder “Weare ee ae want him to wi us.” ¢ porter went a1 knocked, he got no answer. Taking achair he stood on it and looked through the fantight. He saw Hicolson’s head almost touching the floor, his feet on the bed and a Piece of clotnes line tied round his neck and over the bedpost. He was deat. The children were taken ‘away, the door broken open and the body placed in the bed. ‘He bad been dead several hours. A. brother of Nicolson. who lives in New York, was notified, and came to the house and took charge of his orphan nieces. The dead man left no letter and no other motive for hissuteide can be gives but insanity. ——<e0—__ A Sleciety Div. Case. A CHICAGO BELLE AND A RAILROAD PRESE DEST FALL OUT AFTER SEVEN YEARS A New Yorx special says: Formal proceed- ings for divorce have been begun by Mrs, Law- rence Hopkins, noted as one of the most beau- ‘fel women in Sogiety; gealust her mos Lawrence Hopkins, vice- © g sie ins, vice-president of a6 resident of Williams college. It has’ been nown for Weeks to only their most intimate sriends that husoand and wife had separated, but it was hoped and believed that the differ: ence would prove only a tem; one. Mra ‘Hopkins has through her counsel, Bliss, served upon her husband a summons toanswer im a suit for divorce, and Mr. Hopkins has en- ‘aged Messrm. Dillon and Swayne to detend the wit. Mrs. Hopkins continues to live at 1 East 47th street, wuile Mr. Hopkins has taken up is residence with his friend and counsel, # nj have a a years. Ses ane, couple have no children = ae Bigger than Bartheldi's tioddess. a At Bamian, on the principal road between (Cabal and Balkh, Afghanistan, there are said to be two mammoth statutes, one of which meas- ures 175 fet. This statue is of ‘Buddha, and mands in a niche whien has been cut out soas Mieke ike, gure formed of rock within the | ALL RELIABLE GOODS AND AT LOW PRICES | 294 20th street northwest. measurement of the statue ls cor rect, then Liberty Enlightening the World can ho longer claim Lo be e largest statue im the world. Liberty is only 151 teet exclusive of wet pedestal, ‘and it ts now ouly’s aneenne aa w whetner te Leight ofthe Bamian statue has been correctly given. The measurement ot the statue was made by Captain the Hee ag Talbot, K. E.,a member of the Lritish bountagy commission, who is said to bavi used a olite, and thereby insured the aceul of Bamian has been. lo: archwulogists, but correct irawings of Feliable measuremet Brought home till now. Ramian 1 neeeh, BAUR S GRAND CLEARNING SALE OF RESS Fe BD GOODS. AS WE HAVK ADVERTISED HERETOFORE THAT IT WAS OUR INTENTION TO CLOSEOUT OUR COMPLETESTOCK OF DRESS GOODS, WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLICIN GENERAL THAT WE ARE GOING TO OFFER NOW OUR VERY DESIRABLE CLASS OF GOODS AT FIGURES NEVER BEFORE HEARDOF IN WASHINGTON. HAVING GONE THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT AND MARKED OUTIN RED FIGURES OUR FULL LINE OF GOODS AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN THEIR ACTUAL COST TO THE HOUSE, WE BEG YOU TO GIVE US A CALL AND SATISFY YOUR- SELVES THAT WHAT WESAY IS POSITIVELY 80, AND THAT YOU CAN GET YOUR WINTER GOODS FOR LESS THAN HALF THE MONEY YOU HAD MADE UP YOUR MIND TO PAYOUT FOR THEM. IT 18 USELESS TO MENTION NAMES OF GOODS AND PRICES. MOST RESIDENTS KNOW THE LINE OF GOODS WE HAVE ON HAND, AND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF OUR WHITE AND BLACK GOODS, WE WILL CLEAR OUT AT A POSITIVE SACRIFICE. BAU RTS fod 2 GRAND CLEARING BALE OF DDD RRR FEE 685g g5Sy ‘7 D RR E Boe EME Eee st sat ES Oo o> BD nos 7TH, STH AND D @TREETS. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY NO BOOKS, &c. : IN Hove Ua Woscamcros Core CAN GIVE YOUSO GOOD A RETURN FOR YOUR MONEY ON LADIES 42-:INCH AND 04-INCH CLOTHS FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS AS @ JOHNBON, GARNER & CO, SINCE THE GREAT BREAK IN PRICES oF THE ABOVE GOODS OF 50 PER CENT THEY HAVE PURCHASED AN ENORMOUS QUAN- TITY AND SHALL GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT OF THE GREAT DECLINE. 8 CREA SSA SIEE SAD, Superior all wool Fiannels, 25 cents, 80 cents, 35 cents, 37 cents, 40 cents. OUR GREAT BLANKET SALE White Blank Le ei S0t ga, $250, 85, 800,84 SLd0 nT Ot OL, “Will you allow me 1 test botirthe clath sewing?” said » lady, who, a few days ago, panied her husband to VICTOR E. PERCENT. CLOTHING HOUSE. “Certainly, madam,” wae tha courteousreply, “We ‘would rather you wouldn’t buy unless you are per- "Taking the garment which she held in her hand to ‘the garment in window, and, eritically exantining It, she whipped & ‘small pair of scissors out of her caba. When she and the ‘accom ADLER'S TEN BED COMFORTABLES, brought back thegarmeuttowhere het nusband snd | ¢1_ 1.95, 91.50, $1.75, 62. ‘the saleaman were slanding the latter inquired ifthe gies: Gabe est had been satisfactory, “Perfectly 80,” was the reply. “It ts good cloth. T ‘unraveled the edge and found it to be tightly woven ‘and all woot and the making Is excellent, Laut sev- efal stitches in the seam, afd tried to pull it apart, ‘but I found tt both strongly and meatly sewn. Before I ‘was magried I used to be s talloress, and I know some- ‘thing about cloth and clothing. Pardon me, but the- reason why Iwas alittle prejadiced at first was be- caune the price for the suit was 20 very low. I don't see how you cam sell such really excellent work and ‘such good cloth for that money.” ‘Upon that lady's test we rest our claim for patron- ‘age. Our clothing has been tried and found true, and with prices so low as to astotiisha ahrewd and care- fal bayer. Higher praise we couid not have received. Amore convincing argument we cannot offer. Choice styles Ingrain Carpets 25 cents, 80 cents, 37 conte, 50 cents. BEST EXTRA kya select styles (worth 90 cents) for 75 cents, Bror sels 60 cents 05 cents, tO cents, 70 cena JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Penna. ave, (south side). nll A Can. AN ELEGANT STOCK OF DRESS GOODa. WE ARE NOW OFFERING S0ME OF THE MOST ELEGANT DRESS GOODS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN, AND LADIES IN PURSUIT OF THE NEWEST FABRICS WILL FIND AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT THE HANDSOMEST STOCK OF ELEGANT GOODS EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY; AND AS WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTEN- TION TO THE NEWRST STYLES OF DRESS «| 6ooDS IN THE MARKET WEDO NOTHESITATE TO SAY THAT OUR PRESENT STOCK FARSUR- Severra Srazer Panam Rovar, | passes any assontwkNT EVER OFFERED ee IN THIS MARKET. AND AS OUR GOODS ABE TRIMMING DEPARTUENT. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND NO DEVI- hsclaaa FARAABE ATION ALLOWED, YOU WILL SEE AT OXCE Warmed Fingerwieh Eitbewding, 0c yan. utp apvantace OF DRaLNG Wirt Um Biot Bra all dee: Sarg AND YOU WILL NOT BE IMPORTUNED TO Buy. VICTOR & ADLER'S TEX PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE STRICTLY ONE PRICE 927 aNp 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. nolS = Open Saturdays till 11 p.m, ‘Silk Lacing Cord, all colors, se. yare. Silk Cord for piping and fasicy work, Ge. yard up. taneel uy ‘Silk Girdles with tassels, 350, up. agcang Timming, Bldek, Navy Blueand Nutri, | owe prick IN PLAIN FIGURES. Beaded Passementeries very cheap. ‘Black Silk Chenille Fringe, boc. yard up, Ghifdren's Plusks Bonnets, bee: up. ‘Children’s Hand-knit Hoods, 25¢. up. Children’s Drawer Lougings Ladies’ and Children’s s,aegings, 25, par: ‘up. Excellest amortquent Ladies’ Castinere Gl excellent amoriqent ‘Ladies’ Casiuaere Gov ‘Men's and Ladies’ Fur-toy E lea! and Children's Woolen Hosiery and Underwear. Unexcelled assortment Crepe Lise Kuching, 12%,c. "Ail colors ‘SMesian and Cambrle for Lining, belo market prices, pore) ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONA, n10 919 Pennsylvania Avenue nw. ___LADIES’_GOoDs. MSE Wits HAVING Just RETURNED “Mitrom New York with te latest styles, er hae Opened Dressmakiug Parlors. at 1107 Ia ik we (Hime palmers), and ts prepared: to do first-class Coats, Wraps, tllor cut Jackets, ete system of cutting and titting, jade Hults a specialty. RE*0veD To 1. M, FOLLIN, SEVENTH STREET-PALAI8 ROYAL, 914 7th Street. Bet. and Kn. w. nl2 uoawe R. H. Turion. 983 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ATTRACTIVE AND MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY or LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, JACKETS AND SUITS, ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, IN FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES AND FABRICS, LADIES’ SILK JERSEY WAISTS, LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S JERSEY WAISTS, ALL COLORS AND STYLES. ‘NEW UNDERGARMENTS NEW KNIT UNDERWEAR. ‘NEW HOSIERY, NEW GLOVES. IN DAILY RECEIPT OF NEW ANT DE- SIRABLE GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, R. H. TAYLOR m2 ‘983 Pennsylvania ave. 722 13TH STREET NORTHWEST. MME. B.VAN REUTH Begs to announce the REMOVAL of her Dressmak- ing Parlor to the ubove address, where she will make to order, artistic Costumes for street and house wear; Reception and Evening Dresses, Tailor-made Suits, Mautles, Wraps, etc., etc. Fine Dress Trimmings in stock and made to order. Dress Goods, Laces, Ribbons, etc., etc. ‘Mourning orders receive immediate attention, Complete Wedding Trousneau u specialty. MME. B. VAN REUTH, Laarsze Goovs ‘There is nothing like leather! The variety of its ‘uses is endleas, and the few goods which we mention below, occupy even a amall apace in thelr particular Une, for the reason that we only offer what is really cheap, not cheap and worthless, but cheap and good. ‘We mention— ‘Laden’. Gent's and Children’s Purses from 10c. Leathe? Pocketbooks, Ludiey’ ahd Gent's, from 26¢. im Purves, very choice, fine Sigh, from 70. Bill Hooks at 26, 49, 79 08c. &e. ‘Card Cases at 25, 36, 440. dio, lear Cases from 25¢: vo $48, Ladies’ Hand Bags at 40¢. ‘Elation Alligator five quality, st 79 and 96, 722 13th st. ow. Real all from @1.40 to $4.98, ‘AVORS FOR THE GERMAN, A GREAT VA- pont tas the i op ‘Club Bags in large vatiety, from 99c. up. ‘These goods Toate ag MEAT SE, ono gu. tr guna mam nate Saves eae eee Sirti Sere et ‘We alsy offer a fine line of Leather Gent's Toilet riety at low prices Toys, Tuy Theaters, Xmas Tree Ornaments, Costume Crackers, 100 Shades French : School Curds, 25¢. per 100; Japanese Decorative Scrolls, ‘Mats, Para- Cases from $2.49 up. These goods are im-| sois, Vases, Lamp Shades, Candie shuges Fire Screens, ported and of the best quality, Carlos, Favors, Hooby. Prizes, #c. sheet be. Fine Leather Portfolios, imported, at $1.98. ~ | Studies for Palhting. Children's Books, Games, Trans: Leather Folding Mirrors, for traveling, at 0c. fer res, ede J. SAY GOULD. Leather Covered Albums, for thelr’ dur-bilty are | Sthet berwees Dani ee near Pa ene soe ‘ever discarded and they hold thelr own it spite of plush, aa leather admits of larger Variety of We ofers yood Leather Album at 99c. Better grades at $1.40, $1.08, 62.40, 2.08 1064.40. Weare opening now hr tae siebasee the largest stock of Toys ever shown ia Washington. AM. SILVERBERG & co, Wisrer Orexixo, NOVEMBER 17TH, 18TH, 19TH, DRESS TRIMMINGS, FURS. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. RICH NOVELTIES, n09 812 7th st. and 913 ath st. Best Manufacture. Extremely Low Prices. J. © HUTCHINSON, nIGSt 907 Pennsylvania Avenue. ew Excrann Savsaci N —_ - J. c. Horemsxson, SUPERIOR TO ANY I HAVE SOLD. — IMPORTER It will arrive on Saturday (20th instant) ‘and semi-weekly thereafter, ‘Those wishing regular supplies will please Jeave their orders early. WRAPS AND JACKETS, Itisput upin packages of two pounds each. Price, 19¢. a pound, . W. BURCHELL, 1826 Patreet. A large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS at lowest prices ever named for equal values, ‘We invite special attention toour superbassortment of PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fashionably trimmed, SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seal, $25. SEAL PLUSH VISITES, Seal trimmed, $25. ects, —— How Azz Ovencoats Gora? Lively, Very Lively. How are Prices? Low, Very ‘Low, How are Qualities? Upto our adopted standard oF as near perfection as has been reached by any one. ‘We quote you a few prices and you can Judge or not ‘whether we come in accord with your purse. ‘Men's flue Melton Overcoats from $9.00 upwards. A full line of Men's Overcoat at $5.00 up to $25.00. We haves full line of Overcoats for Boys from 13 to 18 years old, trom $3.00 up to $15.00, We bave a full line of Ovescoats for Boys from 9 10 ‘13 years old, what are called schools, trom $2.50 up. We havea full line of Chiléren's Overcoats 9250 up. = ‘We have © fall line of Children's Suits at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 up to $8.00. We have a full line of Soys’ and Sehool Suits, Long Pants, at $4.50, $5.00, $5.50. 96.00 up to $12.00. MEN'S SUITS. MEN'S SUITS. at 97.50. An All-Wool Privee Albert Salt at $15.00 that you cannot match anywhere for lees than §25,00. ‘Chinchilts Coats and Vests from $7.50 up to $15.00. An All- Wool Cassimere Suit at $12.50 that would be cheap at $16.00. nll Laon Fors Axo Wrars FRESH SUPPLIES IN SEAL VISITES, PLAIN AND ‘TRIMMED, JUST RECEIVED. DUPLICATES IX PLUSH. FUR TRIMMING AND MUFFS, IN VERY ‘VARIETY. FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian Hare tail and ball trimming, $9.75 and upwards. London Made JACKETS, $4 upwards, BEAVER NEWMARKETS 88, regular price $12. French trimmed HATS and BONNETS at popuiar prices, An immense assortment of Fancy FEATHERS from Se. to $8 each. MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS. Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings. at very reasonable prices, 800 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFS, including many new desizns. ASTRACHAN, 54 inches wide, $4 per yard. SILK PLUSH, all colors, $1.25 per yard. FOSTER KID GLOVES, 81 pair upwards, Every alr fitted and warranted. Evening GLOVES from 16 to 30 inch length. LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED. 907 Pennsylvania ave. nol Exzoast Turxoa GRAND ASSORTMENT EVERYTHING NEW IN MATERIAL AND STYLE. NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED, EXPECT TO FIND THE BESf MADE AND TRIMMED GARMENTS HERE AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE, Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER, KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and CORKSCREWS, Prices from §9.00 to $40.00. DRESS SUITS in DIAGONALS, CORKSCKEW and CASSIMERES, from $10.00 to $10.00. Stylian, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chil- dren, from $3.00 to $28.00, Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR. SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE, NOAH WALKER @ ca, as 625 Pennsvivanis avenue ‘TTeevise, Paria ‘ME, HY ATT, 52913 N. W.—Suits for Ladies and AYE Gaiiaren, §3 and $5 up; satisfaction snteed, RECEPTION’ DRESSES, "TAILO! and WEDDING USSEAUS ADAME A. V. LEYRAN MA Ra se taidmore ma Freeh aiyiea, “Now C, 880 NORTH HOW- jodela received ‘every eek PY en ocd G. T. Kuz, ‘TAILOR, 414 NINTH 8T. oe Hub Lath ate betweee Tan I. L GARMENTS DYED AN: ERED New Deror ato fehow and sanionatte te and Ket BEST GooDa, GOR SAMI ath en. No sides ed FAIR PRICES. Me TY'S BONN! 'D Jos, Schilts Brewing Co's Whalte SACIORT, formerly 0s F oho moved to northeast corner of llth and G streets. MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER ‘Mas all the Latest fall styles in bonnet and ‘Bet ames. and 186, PRERY, ado TENTH aUhaeT NORTHWEST, Palmer's Prewiom ‘Coppets to order ip ovary style and wateriat, SUuR SPRetaL Tins ax GISGER ALE, LEMON 80DA, @c. French: Underclosuiog. Merioo Underwear 615 to 623 D street southwest, ‘Tetevhone 480. Cpusrenrs Corsets ands ‘$1 Corset (Miss E.'s own ois SAMUEL C, PALMER. (OH DYEING, BOOURING AND DAY WILLETT & RUOFF, CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, Vaurra 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWesp. nl 906 Pennayivaniaave, Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crapo Vette, IMPORTERS OF FURE OLIVE om, Lazatc compar exteact FAMOUS CA ROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY, OF MEAT. Finest and ‘iinual sake 8 O0U ODO fase LIEBIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT maT seramanas tele sBegrecen | 27 "ae Genuine with the fio simile of ore Ubat Es Meat a Bonoee ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 620 OTH STREET. OFF. U.& PATENT OFFICE BRANCH. 1706 PA. AVE ¥. W. Guas. Bes At antazinary LOW PRICKS. eit x the Posts and other noo- | FORTIERES AMD HTheNy OURTAINS WAY copyright Our stock of Por ‘0s low an. can be obtained anywhere, at the Book Store oe Lo oct | ore | EVERY, ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & 80%, 5 down to =e Bs ae aa tteet both weet “The greatent bargain ofered fvour all-stit sad w whigs acres) orm 2 ‘Turcoman Curtaia, in five different Sup. Y SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS ~ Bibies, POA ax soon as publisoed. See oct 418dn8, nw. C Cusar Booxs, Cuzar Parzen W. H. Hoconros & > eatiy bound in tot i a cin Gly ect n 1214 F Srarer ¥. W, ‘and envelopes, 24 sheets in natch. only Tike 6 bos. jeapest Aibume in the city. ‘coods dally at JOHN C. PARKER'S, Gl7and 610 7h stret. nw, | * 3 cs F 2e8 Ss FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES. a ‘Chase Wyman. Poverty Grase (Liltle Ch Ziman, coe A, or rents Hears Pee aieert A ciegeadeid Eckstein. ‘missions left at au H, MORRISON, : CURTAINS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. New Fis, New Connayts, NEW RAISINS, NEW CITRON, e ‘NEW CATOH MACKEREL, « NEW CATCH CREAM CODFISH, NEW N. Y. STATE BUCKWHEAT, NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, ‘From Ovid Storage, as fine and fresh flavored.as the new In spring time. "Try it. CREAMERY BUTTER rs Cholce as It ts possile to produce. Price very moderate, taligquefort and Edan CHEESE, this season's impor- ation. ‘Norton's Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, pic-nic and table sizes. Engilsh Dalry and New York State CREAM CHEESE, CARPETS, ALL GRADES. aA bot) ‘Hamlin.) iam.) UPHOLSTERY GooDs, Ivenia avec, store will SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN LACE FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED AT SHORTEST ‘NOTICE. WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECO- RATIONS W. H. HOUGHTON @ 00., 23m 1214 F st. m1 Howe Anr Decorariox. ‘What should receive more attention, or afford us ‘more pleasure than the DECORATIONS OF OUR HOMES. Tt nervesas an art educatioy togil who visit therein, ELPHONZO YOUNGS 0015, Notices 10 GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS ‘and the value of its refining infillence can scarcely be estimated. ‘Ladies are invited to call at our office and get in- ‘and samples of work free. 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Agentsfor the Sole Ager Hagulng New Home Sewing Machine, 6 ‘ou mt Build. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF Rocrsstza _Laxrs, ss ag ERB a's: bined lamps in Bras Sucktepbhed nd “Andigue Seay ver, $09 Hee EE Eee oad > CARPET SWEEPERS ‘The “Perfection.” ‘The “Superi i cn ‘These are the finest sweepers made, and every one nese are the finest. smecpers made, warransed to give entire satisfwctions WILMARTH & EDMONSTON. iqwithout a doubt the most BravriroL and moat'Nucneriots Flour in tie Wen — ‘China and Glass Tmporters, The Milers bave not only the most verteet 20 | gcog 1205 Pennsylvania ave. y Cor containingas it oes all the most improved ew 23 ‘and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE, be sure to call 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 CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. fed up to the present ume y prod ans ee r s"elour UseuRrassen by any. mill tue porte ae Wrearuzr Is Cour, Prove that, we wonld sin y alate that a inrge quae Tiy‘or his magaitioent ia shipped annoally to meas: and euteu at the principal Courts of the old E HOWEVER Like everything else that has renown, somo Peryous are trving to take advant fetson or ‘of te Pepatanlon ie as gaibed oe ele cyantaze OF Lhe | the finest quality, which costs very little more than fund, ana sitenipring thereby to palin off au infer | Uhecommon, A call solicited, Tor artic une. cetay setts W. 8 JENKS & CO, THEREFORE ‘Beeure and see toitthat either sacks or barreleread * *CERES" and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS ‘We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are now prepared to furnish, in large or small quantities, CHINA, attached, None geoulne without the two gold medals Se Or ceswake CUTLERY, 7 FINE PLATED WARE, WM. M.GALT & 00, And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best 023 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. | class. Our goods were never better or cheaper than they are this season, se25-3m_ M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘0. 1000 Penn, ave. NU AL Poous: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 944 LOUISIANA AVE. N. W Boue AOENT For THE CALIFORNIA PATENT EOLLER PROCESS Hovserunnisnines We have just received another shipment of 5 Lowell and Hartford Carpets, comprising Wilton's, Body Brussels and extra super Ingraine: also Mo- FLOUR, ete, Velvet and Hox! 2 Kensington ‘This Flour for Family use has no superior, rt Squares all sizes, Silk Plushes, Spun Silk and Fancy Silt Furniture Coverings, Irah Point, Swi I am now recelving choice varieties of Potatoes, which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers will do well to layin their stock, as I hardly think they will be lower this seasov. Ihave a fine line of Gluny and Nottingham Lace Corvains, Raw Silk and Chenele Table Cuvers, ull sizes. ‘Those in want, choice goods will find if to thelr advantage to examine ‘our stock before ‘Apron Grapes, Uweet Oranges and.Lamonn, aio, s | eq, # HOOE BRO, #00. full line ot choice GROCERLES, in quantities to suit, | — ss at wholesale prices, tor cash only. Duffy's Pure Cider ‘Vinegar a specialty. Goon News Goon Newe Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Money returned if goods are not satisfactory. nny FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold ere. N. A. POOLE, 944 La. ave. n.w. PROFESSIONAL. ‘AD. ELZEMONA, WONDERFUL GIFTED dA CLAIRVOYANT,” born with Second sight ikvery hidden wystery revealed.” Finds lost or buried Areasures or mines. Recovers stolen property. lost loud Gives success in business, “Removes ali same ly troubles, Causes speedy marriages. Irings sepa- Fated together. "Never ialla Gives pictare ofone you imarry. ~All Sn trouble cousuit this clairvoyant. Cures sickness. Satistuction or no pay. 910% Open Sun day. 421 9th st. bet, D and sts n.w. PUE SVEDIGH HEALTH INetiTOTE, 90s 10th st, Swedish movements and massage," Class, of gymuastics for ladies and girls. Call or send tor circulars. PROY, NISSEN. ocz-sm. ADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, ROOMS 5 AND @ VERNON ROW, 945 Pennsylvania ave RS DEJ. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR- Reon Chiropodist, ‘Twenty-six yeur? succesatul Dractice lias guined them the world-wide reputation FROM For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: and HOUSE-PURNISHING GOODS in geueral, ‘sno one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We ase determined to knock the bottom ous of high Prices, und will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make thelr 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 8e- ect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices, and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that MP a eo ee Cet aoe ae hard a al Sod ae JAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, For gon aba ter cren ivbampe and stein fale SPECLALTIES, ‘ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOP LIFE. All business coniidential. Ladies andgen- jen 5U cents cach, 408 1 airevt, between 4:b and Dib streets northwest, mye4owe ILES—DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY iiitec¢wreatment, without the use of halle, caustic OF Ngature. Care guaranteed. Can be co1 ‘a 213 Jdst ww. trom 4 to 6 Am apzlems | © OX NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con- vineed that what we say are facta and nohumbug We Feport, come and snake your own terms—at Je cRocaN’s, Coan Woor. Daexxenness, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR, HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Itcan be given ina cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking it, It is absolutely harmlew, and will effect @ permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is moderate drinker or at alcoholle wreck. It has been givem in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect. cure has fo lowed. Ig XEVER Varta The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, it Becomes an utter impossi- Dility tor the liquor appetite to exist. Fos Sale BY DR. S. F. WARE, ZBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F streets; also, R. K. HELPHEN ‘STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont avenue, ‘Washington, D.C. Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Wharves aod Railroad Yard: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest, ‘Branch Yards and Offices: 1202 F atreet northwest. 1615 Seventh street northwest. 1740 Pennayivania avenue northwest, 21212 Ninth street northwest, Corner Third and K streets northwest, 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Largest Private Rallroad Yard south of New York. Also, Extensive Wharves, giving unsurpassed faclll- ties forthe economic handling of Fuel of all kinds. Coal delivered on cars direct from Mines into our testimonials from the best women and men from all | Yerd. Parts of the country. ocz+s,tu,th ‘We dealin best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL. All Kinds of WOOD, either in stick or} to Miss Juurer Corsox Sarvs order at our Factory. ‘In an articlsentitied “Family Livingon $500 = Year" “Fuel for acooking stove and two other fires, and Clean Coal, Full Weight and Measure, Prompt De- liveries and Prices as Low as Fuel can be furnished lente, ween 0037-3 cost about $8 per month, provided COKE ‘were used in cities,” éc, Wares H. Manow, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in. ANY PART OF WASHINGTON 0aL AND woop. OR GEORGETOWX— ‘Main Office No 710D st. n.w. Offices and xards— 40 Boshels for $3.70, ‘Sth and B sta aw., No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot— | 98 Boshele for $2.50, Se reenter rete. = (COKE NOT CRUBHED- |Offices are connected ‘Telephone 40 Boshels for $2.90, 95 Boghels for $2.00, WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, eo 412 and 418 10th street, Rewovan (NEW STORE. ‘SEW Goons. tabboag opiate sent aebon gdb avenue, where prepared toshow you a large ‘ ‘at lower prices than any Bones ______ ATE PRI z ‘EINEKAMP UPRIGHT AND SQUARE ianos are noted for their excellence, roallty of tone, and durebilig, Over 10000 scifiabe ia wee” Special ‘Sargaina for ‘one mowth for iy oe a oe for. gash or monthly paymeots, several slightly used at ow Prices, at the cd PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS. ni21m 422 9th st. HE STULTZ & BACKER IMPROVED UP- i Pianos are admired by competent ir elegance, refinement of tone, and extreme nrabiity. ‘Prices réduced for one month, Terms to sult. Call And see them at the “RE A bod ohn XCHANGE YOUR SQUARE PIANO FOR AN pe house in the chy that makes a ity of excbang- ing New Pianos for Old Ones ‘very Dest value allowed for old plans and the difference in the price be paid in monthly payments to. suit. i" Row exhibited, at the PIA’ WAKE! Woex: MBS, 422" 9th st. 32-Lin ANOS Epsa $100, $125. $150 AND upward, at 8 and $10 monthiy payments: new: Pianos from S800 Upward at $10 monthly par cicnin, atthe old and reliable music house. JOHN F ELLIS € CO., 987 Pennayivania ave., neat 10thst, n10-1 A288 SAMUS ONG ANG SMITH AWERI- ‘other ee font rmmeuts. JOHN #. ELLIS @ CO. Way Pennsylvania ave, pear 10th at 16am | ‘PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR SALES eed F. ELLIG @ co, ‘JOH ulO-1m___ 937 Pennayivaniaave., near 10th st. HEET MUSIC_SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO gS ‘musical profession and to students of mi ‘and most ry ry RLLIS & CO. stock tn the > JOH OS Penn, ave: nie new? 10th TO RENT ON EASY (\HICKERING (Pr SeeARNAS: resort ane sesring Haines tio | WUSMihenorr to, AND OTHER | oc2i-dm_—_ No. 903 Penn. ave. Gade We Bre. FPA Krautch @ Bach Pianos are unrivaled. Newby & Evans and Weser Bros, the best medium i Uy Maat Ee ge 3 nts for the Unrivalled tt deters So Taree se sr 100,000 copies of 5 and 10 cent Sheet Music. Sere Eowarp FE. : Dhoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler, Son, Marshall & Bole KAABE Pianxo Foarm UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY. ‘Second-band Pianos at all prices, PIANOS FOR RENT WM. KNABE 400. ‘817 Market Space mys. jo Nor Prncnase ‘Until You See The EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly first-clas: instrument at a Gium price. “Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 to $150. Sold on small monthly payments. Largest assortment of Five-cent Music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, a mn CN ¢ RAKAUER AND CD. PEASE & 00, Pianos Burdett ‘The ery Yemouable-price Pianos. Kent, tuning, GH KUHN'S, 407 luih st nw SEWING MACHINES, &c. ae Siiest New Awenicax, No.z. ‘The most popular Sewing Machine in Amertoa, Dow the mist highly artistic embroidery work in arrasene, gene, tinsel, &c. Instruction free at Your residence, Call apd see it at work, or send for sampler. Ladies wishing to have = machine sent on trial will please notify us by mail or telephone. We employ no drummers. All Kinds tenved and repaired. ( AUERBACH, cor. 7th and Hi sta ‘Telephone call 432-2. Nest door 10 -Auerbach’s Saxony Wool German Hand-Kinlt Jacket Depot. 28 ‘PHE WHITE 1S KING! THE ACME OF PER weetion in the. of Sewing Machines A concentration and condensation of mechanical and skill ‘Ihe range of work can not be excelled. It ol beauty and a joy forever. Call and veeltas MCKENNES'S. 427 Oth at uw. J. & RICH: FINANCIAL. Pace & Wonrery, STOCK BROKERS 699 15un street we PRIVALS siOCE TaLmaKate wis TIT ASHINGTON, BALTINOKE, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON YORK, BOSTON, a ‘GuNEBAL Paurnxns. way ‘HL H. DODGE, Resident Partner, Qvotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- the markets received ‘Our wires In ‘direct trom the New York ot fexecuted and reported. _ GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ \OLUMBIA SHIRT <0, HARKY © TOWERS, J ‘Manager, 1419 New York ave. ‘Heady-made Gentlemen's *Fine shirts to order, and Furnishing Goods. Exzenvs HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, In all the Latest Novelties in WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY. &c. Shirts to order, 6 for $12. perfect fit guaranteed ELLERY’S, 1837 F street, 08 Opposite the Evbitt House. MEDICAL, &. T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. (BKOPILE IS ts the oldest ndver- itsing Ladies’ Physician in Ladies, you can ‘confidently consuit Dr. Boris “oot to peculiat to is Ts Particular atteudon all diseases Indien "married 1 Forty years’ experieuos a7 n Valley a.m and D280 p.m. Raliroad ne pots South Wetningvon to New Orkenne: 0a. c. has Sleeper tron. 30 p.m. Slecper to Lie ‘Wilmington, Deleware, and intermediate seven Baitinors and Wilmington, vane B:5 p.m dally and 4230p my erween "Washington and Taitie 40, 30am TSAO pam, BA AAO, TS na 11:90 pm. Gn Suiday 8:90 ath.,.and 1:30. 330, $540.00 Soa 11:h0 pam,’ Por stations on Metro tan Branch 6:48 «.m."daily: except sunday and ha. [ecrspatitas Breach ea) am. duly 20 am. des at all stations. “For calthersbarg 10:00 am. 12-90and 11:21 pm, For Frederick 6:40 a1. aid Am. and 5:31 p.m. daily, es 6:20, 7208. m, Thetie lock hxprees. oe 140 20 het nud 1000 pra aol, am. ti. Grace, fs mo da polate nora at is, 5:90 ata. aud 1:50 and 3:25 pam a Rarper peak end Valley Railroad, 5:30 a ‘rom frederick and Tatermediate pointe. 6:25 a.m. at 520 fo, 280. a0, 80 Angton stop at Relay Station, 40 p.m. 7 ix ortuation apply at the Raltimore. Ohio Ticket office, Washington station. 619 and 13 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 14th. street, = me fel to be checked Wed ut a i BDU NAS B streets: 3 eGioraomeetiie, tg, Rocky Mount. Danville, Ralelgh, Char butte: sieepang ear Wanmingion te Atata, aoe wim car Wantungion vo Atlanta, ‘0 Kew Orieann. ington to & Pallse except Sanday, for Manasany termediake sation. or Warreenon, ton, ‘Lamnisw'ibe, Cs TRAINS” ON WASHINGTON AN OMIO DI 9:15 am. dally, except Sunday, Leave Washh and 6:45 pm. dally. arriving at Kotiud Milt 1:45 0 ma. and 7:1 p.m; returning, leave Hound Hill 6:08 a. Bi daly and 1-18 p.m. except Sunday, arriving ‘3:55 pam. ‘Tarougn ‘irom ‘South arrive at Washington 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.:and from Louleville #40 p.m ‘Strasourg local, 10:5 a.m. Tickets sleeping car’ reservation and informe fon furnishea and daggage checked at office. 01 ivania ave., anda passenger station, Pet vane a Gti ‘ana Bex aod JAS. L. TAYLOR, nold General Passenger Ageiit zx T PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTRWEST, DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY. STEEL RAILS. “MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 14TH, 1ns6, ins leave yn from station, corner of Sixth ‘and B streets, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West. Chicago limited Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at 22:15 P.M. daily; "Fant Line, 9:40 A. ly to Cincipnail and StL WIth Sleeping Cars from: Harrisburg to Cine) and Buffet Car to St. Louls daily, except saturday, toChicago, with Sleepiig Car Altoona to Chicaco, Chicago and Ciacinnaci 710 PM.dal 3 oS a Through Sleepers for Louisville and. Memphis, Pacitic Express, 10:00 P. 4. daily, for Pitisbung aud the West, with Unrough Sleeper Harrisburg Ws : For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara, 10:00 P. M. daily, ew. with Palas Washington to Rochester For Willamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:40 and 1125 A. 20°PM On 5 00, 4:15, 11300 aw jed Express of Puilinan Parlor Can 8:40 . dally, except Sunday aud 400 iy. For Bosion without change, 2:00 P.M. every da; For Brooklyn, X. \..ell through tains counect mB Jerey City with boats of Brouklyn Annes. lug direct trauster to Fulton street, evoking double ferriuge across New York Ci For Vuiledeiphla, 7-25, a 4:15, 6:00, 10:00 aid 19220 P.M. 9:00 A.M, 12:30, 200, 4:15, 6:00, 10:00. P.M." Limlied Express, &:40 A.M. week days and 4:00 P.M. dail For, Haitimore, 65, 7:28, 900, 9:40 Lett ee son " 90,10, 16:00 ant brat ‘daily, except Sunday. For Aunapolia 720 M1285 and 4-25 1-X. day, ‘exces , 0A 5 P.M ALEXANDEIA AND PREDELICKSHUKG HAtbe WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING- TON RAILROAD. 11 A.M. 1202 9:25, 191, 85, 10:05, and 11.37 at 6, 9:26, 10 AM. 601 and For Kichmond end the South, 6,11 A.M. daily, and 4:35 P. M. daily, except 3 i Tee 1043 A TsO, See a Situ, 283, 10:83 PAL and TSAO meh. Tee A eee coe Beaks ce am enmpivann avn an Of baggage to destination from Notels and residence aang Seengnen sean J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Ageut. nls _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. = NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIFLY’ Leaves “thatreet whart on MONDA TS, TCR Days and SATURDAYS at ya in. Rewsung TUBSDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p. in. ing at iuiver La as far JOHN BK PADGETT. Agent © W. RIDLEY, Manager es J) RECT ITO NEW yorE-rREIGHT steast ‘ERS JOHN GIBSON and FC KNIGHT leave Pier 41, East itover, N.Y. every SATURDAY a a ms Oui st Whar, Wasiingwh, every TUESDAt NG. “Freight at lowest rates, Me VEENON: ort vernon Leaves TETRAMER SY My CORCORAN Leaves Tth-street. w (except sunday) foe Me Vernon at 10 o'clock ain. ‘Hteturning, recchien ‘Washington about 3:80 pam, wis, i. 1. BLA! ae STEAMERS. _ Alas ‘LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL, via, QUEENSTOWN. Calling at Halifax, N.S. and 8t. Johns, N. F. wrthagipian. Decomber A Cabin, $66: Intermediate 520. Giangow to Boston, via Derry and cave: ‘eccommdation» tubexcelied. For Iujormation apply to Mra. D. A. BROSNAN, 612 9th at. GEO. W. Moms. 225 Foun. ave *25-0.tuatnsm BRLLIW, 033 New Jersey: ‘ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE EW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS. British, Danish and French West India Isiands, a, & BARRACOUTA, suling Dec. 8, and thereafter, Stopping aday or more at Bt. Croix, St. Kitt, Au- Uigua, Martinique, Barbados, Demerara, Trinidad, && ‘Superd passenger accommodation. excellent Cuisiua, ‘Smoking Room, Bath ooms, etc. Apply to LEAYCRAFT & 00,, ocd1-th.a.tasm 140 Pearl st. New York. THE TRADES. a (7906. FaBEK, GOLD ANUS. LVER PLATER, Oo ASEM LURE LATE Qe ga totaa tte raat Wea ee : ‘