Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1886, Page 6

iG ae NOVEMBER 23, 1886—SUPPLEMENT. oF WITH THE FAIK FORGER. The trialof Miss Jennie Sexton for forging the name of John L. Mason to two orders for $500 and $500 respectively, was begun In Bur- lington, Vt, Saturday. Miss Sexton and Mr. Mason were both in court. C.F. Ward, treas- urer of the Burlington Savings bank, was the first witness and testified rggarding the trans action at the bank. Mr. Mason testified that he was 66 years old. He called himself a farmer, although he specu- lated and was interested in mang other entel prises. His residence was in Kickinond, a shor distance from that of Mr. father Of the accused. He never signed the orders shown him, and never authorized Jennie or any one else"to do so. On crossexainination by Mr. Bullard he said he had been acquainted with the accused since she was two or three years old. He thought she was now twenty or iwen- ty-one. He bad met her often in Richmond and inthis city. He trequently rode ou cars with her. He was very fond of apples, and gave them to oth the never banded Jennie an apple with $i50. He often gave ‘her fruit, though. He had many letters from her, but kept only sixorseven. He had one with’ him ‘at the court and showed it to counsel, but it was not put in evidence. Last February, while here, he Feeeived a line from Jennie ‘asking him where she could meet him. “He sent a rep her at the Evarts house, appointing a at the station at 4o'lock pn. He n then. In August he received a letter trom Law- yer J. J. Enright asking him t call ata certain humberon Pine street and settle with Miss Jeunte Sexton, The same day he received a letter trom her, but paid no attention to either of them. Several years ago he had a farm some distance from home, where bad men at work. He kept a cow there, which Jennie went daily to milk. He often carried her back and iad a MM MM OT gS8y Be Fe aa > gs a a se a SPECIAL CLOAK SALE. UNPARALLELED BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. We are willing to lose money now and are going to offer the following toducements,so that you will not fee! it necessary to wait until alter the holidays for = bargain in a Winter Wrap. We are bound to reduce our stock, and regardiess of cost or loss, will for a Few Days only make you the following generous offer : NEWMARKETS, ‘One Lot of Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, with Nutria Collar and Cuffs, $8.50. One Lot of Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, with Plush Collar and Cufls, $9. One Lot of Black Berlin Twill Newmarket,Diagonal Front, Tailor Made, $9. One Lot of Beaver Cloth Newmarkets, bound in Hercules Braid, Diagonal Frout, Brown and Black, See One Lot of Black Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, Fur- Collar and Cuffs, $8. forth, she sometimes riding with him at of ten.assixtimesa week. Mrs. Delaney, sister Of the accused, met hima few weeks ago’ at the Van Ness house parlor. She said Jennie must be receiving # large umount of money toenable her to travel so much. She had spent $1,900 in looking up Jennie, and, unless the mouey was refunded to her, it was liable to separate herself and husband. She started to close the door, when he stepped In front of her and stood in the doorway, saying be did not want a scene. He was sorry, but he could not help her, and bade her good day. The hearing was then adjourned till Monday at 9a. m. Subsequent to the hearing it was learned that the letter given by Mason to the counsel of the accused was addressed by her to Mason, stating that she was in troubie and that young nan was to blame. He was poor, aud it’ Mason would lend her money she would pay ‘him large interest. JENNIE’S LETTERS TO MASON. ‘The case was resumed in Burlington, Vt, yesterday. fon. Henry Ballard continued the fross-examination of John L. Mason. The wit- ness had recetved not more tuan ten letters from Jennie, and of that number three were forwarded to him while he was out west, in ‘One Lot Black Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, Fur Collar, Cuffs, and down front, $9.50, THE ABOVE ENTIRE LOT OF NEWMARKETS AND CIRCULARS WILL BE PLACED ON OUR, COUNTERS IN LOTS, WHERE YOU CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR THE RIDICU- LOUSLY LOW FIGURE OF §7. VISITES, IN OTTER, MINK, SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, AS- ‘TRACHAN, PLUSH AND BOUCLE, made inthe most desirable styles, and at figures which defy competition, FUR DEPARTMENT. Although the demand for Fur Trimming has been ‘Breat in consequence of our €xceptionally low prices, our line of Trimmings 1s constantly being replenished and prices kept down the same as at opening of the Season, As heretofore stated—having ordered these goods very early, we offer them at prices to behad at no other place in the city. April and May last. He had destroyed all but three of her letters. He received the first letter two years ago. That askea for money, and he destzoyed it. Long arguments ensued’ on the admission of the letters, but they were ruled out by the judge. a ee Love and Larceny. From the New York Times, Nov. 21st. Henry D. Garrett, a young lawyer, having an office in the Stewart building and residing at No. 473 West 21st street, was arrested yester- day on a charge of the larceny of $11,400 from Mrs, Rosalie Charpentier, a French widow, who, upon the death of her husband, continued bis bakery business at No. 160 West 24th Street. She wus reputed wealthy,and had a son and daughter, the latter a rather pretty girl of 20 years. Mrs. Charpentier says that Garrett was a friend of the family for years, and had paid assiduous court to her daughter, ‘uuutil between them there was a tacit engage ment of marriage. In August, 1885, Mrs. Char- pentler says that, being anzious to purchase the property adjoining her house, she put in Garrett's hands the settlement of all claims against the property. He reported that Mrs. Catherine A. Fieids, of Brooklyn; Mary C. Pear- sall, of East Hinsdale, Long Isiand; An \stasia and Peter Reese, of this city, and a flith living in San Francisco, would all give quit ciaims for $3,000 eac! On August 17, 1855, she says that In the presence of her daughter, Eugenie, she gave him $12,000, and later the Temainder. He failed to give her a receipt, aad, when asked for it, said he had a war- Fanty deed, which he kept. Three months af terward she discovered that he had jilted her daughter and married another girl, aud when she again asked for and failed to obtain the Warranty deed se put the matter in” the hands of Lawyer Charles H. Machin, who ciaims to have discovered that Garrett com- Promised with the claimants in this vielnity Sor $200 cach, bulf of which be kept for tees, and with the California claimant for $1,000 in €ash and two promissory notes for the same amount. When taken before Justice Patter- son, ip the Jefferson Market police court, yesterday, he pleaded not guilty aud de- Mmanded an examiuation. He declared that the charge was a piece of malicious persecution and that he had not received the large suin of money which Mrs. Charpentier says she gave him. He was released upon giving $10,000 bail for examination. Esther Rockwell's Romance. HER MEETING WITH A ROVING HUSBAND WHOM SHE HAD LONG THOUGHT DEAD. A telegram from New Haven, Nov. 20, says: Mrs. Esther Niles Kockwet!, widow of Harry Rockwell, died at Haddam Neck a few days ago. A most romantic event in her life gave her something more than mere local repute. She was married in 1817 to Harry Rockwell, who lived further up the Connecticut riyer, and. Who Was @ man of somewhat roving disposition, with a strong liking for the Two Years after marriage Rockwell epted an offer for winter employment’ in Savannah, but when he returned in the spring came only to New York. There he Was tempted to sbip on # whaler, and did so without seeing his wife. He was aiterward captured while on an Englisn vessel by & Spanish ship, and spent two or three years in a Spanish prison. Then, without returning home, he enlisted in the U.S. navy, and ior some years alter was on a merchant’ ship. He sailed around the world several times. Mrs. Rock- well, not having heard anything from him tor seven or eight years, believed he was dead, aud tm 1825 she married George Evans, who died in Isl. Bock well in that year was in New York, and intended to return home, Lut bearing tuat bis wife had married again, thinking him dead, he at once shipped for « long voyage. By Mr. Evans the wife had three children, two of whom sre now living. One of these, Zelinda, when @ little girl in” 1835, told Ler mother’ that she had had a queer dream, and that she saw her other papa, as Rockwell was called, coming home in sailor clothes and a colored vest. “A week later, on the afternoon of July 4, and during a heavy thunder storm, Rockwell knocked at the door of bis wie house and asked for shelter. He was invited to take dinner, though no one recognized hin, ‘The little girl, however, spoxe ot her dream at once when’ she saw bim, saying that the man ‘Was dressed Just as her other papa had been, ‘Then the wite said, greatly agitated: “You remind me of the man who was once my husband.” “Don't you know me, Esther?” was his an- swer. Five days after they were remarried and lived happily together for forty-six years, when Rockwell died. “Three children were born to them, one of whom, Edward Rockwell, lives now In the old homestead. He Fooled With an Ostrich Eg; THEREMAKKABLE EXPLOSION THAT KNOCKED DE. BAUK SENSELESS, A telegram irom New Haven, November 20, says: An ostrich egg burst in the Peabouy | Museum today with force enough to knock senseless George Baur, who was experimenting With it, and leaving an odor in the butiding Worse than condensed suiphretied hydrogen and rotten eggs combined. The scientitie men here say that they have never heard ot anythin; likeit, When Dr. Baur caine wo New Haven about & Year ago w assist Prot. Marsii in the Peabody Atlineuy be Wrote to Dr. Atherstone in south friea ioF some ostrich exgs. ‘They were Suipped on November 14, 1555, ia the bark Au. Fella. She Was wrecked hear Trinidad, but the were saved and reached New Haven to- day. Dr. Baur found four of them in the box.and Dean at once tw get the embryos out or the Shells, for they were what he wanted to ob- ve. He had filed two littic holes in two of eis and nad blown out their contents successiully. He wrapped a towel around the Uiird and began to fite a hole in its sell. A hiss Sud an expiosion, which knocked Dr. Baur senseless, followed, and when he recovered he found himself covered with biood and the eon- tents of the shell. His tuce was considerably eutup. ‘The explosion was feit m other parts of the building by several persons. Dr. Baur Says that the inst two ezys had been punctured and teated with sulphate of mercury, wulea Prevents fermeutation, witiie the third Lad not, ad Its long voyage had stirred up a lot o: pow eriul gas mside its Istyinch shell, which Curst &s soon as the file had Weakened i enough. The ‘Sheil is two milimeires thick, and so tough that iteau’t be broken without a” uaminer. “As far s can be learned it is the only accident of the Akind on record. : : loved for United Stakes Senator trom that state haus tetnporarity lost ‘Ye, and the other is tu @ nger. His physician 1s Very reticentas to the eutcome, and it is teared that wotal blindness may ensue. The cause aitrivuted is overwork, — Mu. SENGEKLY'S MATEUKONIAL INTENTIONS, The Baltimore Sun tis rumored that Sir. Wim. M.siugerty, of the Philudelputs ievord, is shortly wo iead "to the ultar the danguier of Judge Dietrick, ot W Hilamsport, Pa, Miss Car- ne Dietrick, wie made somewhat of a success Jast season’ On the comic opera stage ws the prima donna in the “Litue Tycoon” esinpanr, She abandoned the stage at tte close of lust sea son. Mr. Singerly is 34 years of <i xy y uge and 4 LoowinG at Bep ov THe CaNnaL—, special to the Baltimore Stmcrican tenants rstown, November 20, says: Siew Elkius, of West Virginia, aud J. W ‘Crawfora, Of Philadeipuia, arrived were tis ullernoon: trom ives ,andare bow quartered at the Baldwin. It is reported that luey were ex Aimining the Ciesapeuke und Oulecanet es ae nee bere tg bed, w couneet road. that 2 reeel Opeced ln West Virginian 44 OUR SPECIAL COATSALE WILLBE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. ‘You will do well, therefore, to make an early selec- tion, as these prices will not be permanent BF, uM oe > Be ss 8 8 Mua S gs Bp SA Uo Pa Se BBB OA A UU OM SS 5 7TH, 8TH AND D 8Ta nld Coxsmer A Mouzsr. AN $80 OVERCOAT FOR $50: A $75 ONE FOR $45; A $60 ONE FOR $40; A $50 ONE FOR $35; A $85 ONE FOR $25. WE DON'T MEAN TO SAY THAT WE HAVE OVERCOATS THAT WE HAVE SOLD FOR $80 AND ARE NOW REDUCED TO $50. OR $75 AND NOW TO $45, FOR WE NEVER HAD A READY-MADE OVER- COAT WORTH $80, UNLESS IT WAS FUR TRIMMED; DON'T BELIEVE ANYONE HAS, BUT WE MEAN TO SAY THAT WE SELL FOR $50 A SCHNABEL BEAVER OVERCOAT, THAN WHICH IT IS HARD TO FIND ANYTHING BETTER (THOUGH. ‘THE MONTAGNAC FUR BEAVERS BRING MORE MONEY TO SOME DEALERS, AND WE THINK ARE NOT SO GOOD),-LINED WITH THEBESTSILK TRIMMINGSTHAT ARE MADE, AND EQUAL TO AN¥ COAT THAT A MERCHANT TAILOR CHARGES $80 FOR; OR WE SELL SUCH A COAT AS. “YOUR TAILOR” WOULD ASK YOU $75 FOR AT $45, WE HAVE HEARD OF $50 PROFIT ON A PLAIN OVERCOAT, AND WE HAVE FIGURED ON SOME THAT ARESOLD AT $80 THAT WE BELIEVE DID NOT cost OVER $40 ALL TOLD. WE INVITE A CAREFUL INSPECTION OF OUR FINE OVERCOATS AS TO GooDs, TRIMMINGS, WORKMANSHIP AND STYLE THEY WILL BE FOUND EQUAL TO CUSTOM-MADE GUODS AT “A HEAP” LESS MONEY. WE CARRY IN STOCK ALL GRADES EX- CEPT THE LOWER; OUR LOWEST PRICE FOR MEN'S BEING $12, BUT WE EMPHA- SIZEOUR FINE GOODS AND ALLOW NO. ONE To BEAT US RB BR BAK UM & co, n19 981 PEwxsyivawia AVENUE Souz Graxo Bazcarxs co CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS At OAK HALL Corner Tenth and F Streets FOR BOYS 4 TO 13.—Good Suits or Overcoats at $2.50. worth $4; better Suits or Overcouts at $3.00, Worth $5: splendid Sults or Overcoats at $4.75, Worth, FSU: Hine Suits oF Uvercuats at 96. worth $9; very ME SELLS OF Overcoats at $7.50, worth BLU. FOR BOYS 14 TO 13 YEARS,—Geod strong Sults OF Overcouts ai $4.50, worth $6; better Suits uF Over~ Guats at 96, worth 3: still better sults oF Uvercoats at $7.90 Worth glo: tine suits or Gvercoats at $10, worth FOR MEN.—Irish Frieze Overcoats, which did not sell well at S10, will be sold at $5. Goud strung Over- coats. nearly all wool, at $6. Chinchilla, Melton, Ker sey, Heaver aud Gurkscrew Overcoats in hutense variety at prices never heard of Montagnae Chine Calla Overeoats at 325, wid to order at $50, and are Sia ey eevercuais trom 910 up Btelton, 15 up. Hroadcioth Suits, $14 amd upward. A full line of Suits for Business or Dress in Cassimeres, Cheviots. Corkscrews, Wide Wales, in suck and Cutaway Suits, from go upi excellent burgaina © Chinchiux Double Breasted Seek Coats sud" Vests from 97.50 up Pants to fit everybody to 48 waist and 37 inseam. OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE To sHOW GooDs. OAK HALL, nl9 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. Sevesrza Sreeer Paras Rovan TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. civted Fringe, with iit heading, 20e. yard, Mom Trauma all catory aoe. fee Picot Braid, all colurs, 1c ond 20c. yard, seaded Galloom, 15c., Ze. and 5c. yard, Bile Cora foc pintier sent taser on Ge Suis Cora for piping anc fae) Works Se. ith teased, Bu Ecacieal Passementeries very biinck silt Chenille Fringe, B00 923 op, Children's Pros Sheu Shudeew's Munu-knit Hoods Ze up, Excellent amorunent Ladtes” Cashunere Men'sand Ladies Furtop new Gloves Meum, “"Unencelled amcrtaient Crepe Lies eects 129, nex and 25e.yard. ny “All colors 38 All ¢¢ Nesian and Cambric for Lining, below J. M FOLLIN, SEVENTH STREET PaLals ROYAL, miz 924 7th Street, Bet Iand Kaw DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. BOOKS, &@. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _.____ RAILROADS. Laxssvrcx & Bro. ‘While we keep a good Blanket for $1, ® much better Blanket for $2.25, a splendid weight 10-4 Blanket for $2.50, and a 11-4 Blanket for $3.50, yet for = good honest Gergain you will want to see our 12-4 White Blanket we are selling at $5 per pair. ‘There is no better Blanket on the market today for $5 that size. We won't mislead you either. We won't tell you they are all gone. We have them, and the PRICE NAMED. Also, better grades of goous tm 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4, WE ARE SELLING A FULLSIZE 10-4 CALI- FORNIA BLANKET FOR $6, WORTH $7.50. 411-4 California Blanket for $7.50, -vorth $10, 412-4 California Blanket for $9.00, worth $12. 12-4 California Blanket for $12.60, worth $15. A splen¢ id 10-4 RED BLANKET for 85 per pair. 10-4 GRAY BLANKET for 81 per palr. 11-4 SILVER GRAY BLANKET for 82 per pair. Our well-known 11-4 GERMAN BLANKET for $260, ‘We wish to call your attention to this Blanket. It is a heavy Blanket, full size, and as good a8 any 4 Blan- Ket shown you. We have sold case after case of these, ‘And, although we have weli established the wear of these, we will yet sell them for $2.50 per pair. We are not bebind in Bed Comforts All grades from 60 cents up. ‘ A.good large-size COMFORT for $1. TURKEY RED COMFORTS, closely quilted, for $2. CRETONNE COMFORTS, with Turkey Red lining, for 2.78. Figured SATTEEN COMFORTS for $8.25. Pink and Blue SATTEEN COMFORTS for $4.25. EIDFR DOWN BED COMFORTS, FINEST FRENCH FIGURED SATTEEN COV! ERING, FOR 812, Nicest Comfort shown, For people wanting some- thing nice in a Comfort this is Just the articte, LAP ROBES in ail the new patterns for $1, $1.25, $1.75, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and 25. CRIB BLANKETS and CRIB SPREADS in the greatest variety. Acomplete line of Bed Spreads. Spreads from 65 cents upward to the finest. ONE PRICE. - 420-422-424-426 7TH ST. OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN. A copperplate and 50 cards engraved with your name for 86 cents. All work guaranteed and deliv- ered in 24 hours, no Asrraxuaxs, Astraxnass Awp ASTRAKHANS ALL COLORS AND QUANTITIES. ‘These are the fashionable Cioths for Dress Trim- mings and Jackets. We have determined to close up our CLOAK DE- PARTMENT, and offer burguins in First Class Goods You can afford to have them alvered aud then have them cheaper than you can buy tue Materials We havejust reduced the prices of Combination Sultings. $25 Patterns reduced to $20. 0 as eas Fall stock of Exclusive Plush Novelties at New ‘York prices. ‘Ladies’ Habit Cloths, all shades and qualities, Special stock of WHITE SILK, in Molre, Faille Fravcals and Satin Duchess, 0 veddingss 500 Pieces of Choice French Woolens, at lowest market prices, FRoiug as we do direct from the Commission Agent in large quantities, we are enabled to furnish the’ (goous at Low prices. A few more Barnesly Damasks at $1.50, worth $2. ‘Housekeepers will appreciate these Elegant Goods ‘EING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH WEst, Evening Lyresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vee, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Plush ang Velvet ty, Gents’ Garments Dyed, Cleaned and ‘Ladies? a CAROLINE LERCH, formerly Wihe a. igcher “Maison Yriese, Rue Bivol‘e, Paria. . WILLS, HAVING RECENTLY RE- M Canned from New Vor with the lates silonee, has opened Dressmaking Pariors at 1107 F st. hw: Gime Palmer's), and fs prepared to do first-class aS Fallon made sults a specialty. 2OSwe ADAME PERLIE'S DRESSMAKING PAR- Tors, 1110 F st., handsome sult made from $6.50, 87,88, and upwards Ladies should call fore going elsewhere. Tailor and Evening suits a specialty. nao Mae J. P. Pater IMPORTER, Ri 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. CHARACTERISTIC DESIGNS <> x BONNETS AND HATS, FOR HIGH STYLES, ONE OF HER SPECIALITIES. nis Mus M. J- Hosr 1309 F ST. N. W.. 1s now exhibiting a most complete line of French BONNETS AND HATS. Also some choice 1;0MESTIC GOODS worthy of in- ‘spection. ‘Always in stock a full assurtment of MOURNING Goons. nls, RB0vEd 70 722 13TH STREET NORTHWEST. MME. B. VAN REUTH Begs to announce the REMOVAL of her Dressmak- Ing Parlor to the above address, where she will make to order, artistic Costumes for street and house wear; Reception and Evening Dresses, Tailor-made Sults, ‘Mantles, Wraps, etc., etc. Fine Dress ‘Trimmings in stock and made to order. ‘Dress Goo dx, Laces, Ribbons, etc., ete, ‘Mourning orders receive immediate attentica. Complete Wedding Trousseau u specialty, MME, B. VAN REUTH, 722 13th st. nw. NE, 607 11TH S. W.—CORSETS made to order. A fit guaranteed. Also, ne of Shoulder Braces, lteform Waists, French ‘orsets and Busties. Corseis'iaunderied, se18-3m® JAVORS FOR THE ¢ A GREAT VA- riety at low prices; Toys, ‘Tuy ‘Theaters, Xmas Tree Ornaments, Costume Cruckers. 100 Shides Frenc! ‘Tissue Paper, and all materials for making paper flowers, Spray: -y Colored, Gold, Silver und Spangled Paper, Gilt borders, Lace Hor: ders. Scrap Pictures for_Funcy Work, Making polls, ‘Theater Scenes, &c. Fine assortment of Christmas Cards, from le. to $3.50. each: School Cards, 25c, per 200; Japanese’ Decorative, Nérollsy Fans, Mita, Para vs aes, Fire Sereens, V. KA! c aes, swe. Sheet Musle, Se. Studies for Painting. Children's Books, Gam. fer Pictures for silk, &c., ke J. SAY GOULD, Sth st, between Dand ais, near Pa sve. ocd03m J.C. Horan IMPORTER, WRAPS AND JACKETS. A large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS az lowest prices ever named for equal values. ‘We invite special atteution toour superb assortment ot PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes aud 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. upwards, London Made JACKETS, $4 up BEAVER NEWMAR French trimmed HATS prices, An immense assortment of Fancy FEATHERS from Gc. to $8 each. MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS. Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress ‘Trimmings. at very reasonable prices, 300 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFS, 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 Tue F S. we Fxpora Dress Surerns Age reeojuiwerded by dhe leading Dressunakers, Th ire absolutely Impervious. autem d BONNETS at popular Silks and Velvets, all shades and qualities. Just opened our direct importation of TULLES and ILLUSIONS for Eveulng Weare ‘Mourning Goods of every grade and texture. ‘Hosiery and Underwear. Blankets and Comforter BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. W. M. SHUSTER & 80NS, ONE PRICE. N. B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, 20 APARAME ALY. LEFEANG 30 NoKTH HOW ‘ard st., Baltimore. Md. Dresses and Wraps io ene: styles, New niodels received every week. Fine Imported Trimmings, ocds-2m* P. Hares His & Co, $15 15TH sT., ‘HAVE ON EXHIBITION A FINE LINE OF WALL PAPERS. INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND CHOICE DESIGNS, FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. SPECIAL LINE OF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL GRADES AND PRICES, BROCADES, PLUSHES, ‘TAPESTRIES, ‘VELOURS, : crer@snzs, SCOTCH LACES. A NEW IMPORTATION OF CHKAP INDIAN CURTAINS, SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. SPECIALTIES IN CARPETS. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. P, HANSON HIBS & CO, n18 815 15th Street. Brees AT AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES. Dickens, Scott, Macaulay, the Poets and other nov- copyright Books at prices lower than ever before. and as low as can be obtalned anywhere, at the Book Store WM. BALLANTYNE & 808, ENRY G LANG RY CD ae Catholic Goods, ‘School Books Stationery and Latest Novelties at lowest prices. ei ne-Sw ESTEY ORGANS PIANOS FOR RENT For any length of time desired. Moderete prices. Easy terms. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 220-1m 994 Fst X.W._ NDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY ac 4189.8, Bw, EAUTIFUL UPRIGHIS FOR SALE AND KENT, NEW AND SECOND HAND, ATV BECK! wording CLASS TUNING AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS, ORGANS. LONG EXPERIENCE. BEST OF REFERENCES, MODER- ATE PRICES. Cuzar Booxs, Cuzar Paren ‘The Home. twelve mos,, uniform in size and caiy Bound ciate 83 Mme paperaisd cavalo enysiopes to taste, oul "five Queapest aibinmain the cise, ‘Receiving goods daily at JOHN C. PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th sireet, nw. ‘Transactions and Changes in the society of Friends, nds and Meadows (Abbott, A Politician's Daughter Tove and Medicines (Gil ‘Aphrodite, by Eckstein, Having purchased the Book Store No. 1434 New shall run it in connection with our ‘Turcom: 10 Cor In Prices PORTIERES AND HEAVY CURTAINS WAY DOWN, We will begin idonday and offer our stock of Por. fieren Rnd Ficayy Curate at ereatly reduced prices EVERY CURTAIN HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN. $12 Kortieres marked down to $10, is 0. : do. a 1z is do. do. 1 20 ao. do. 17.50. 25° do. do. ‘The greatest bergain offered is our All-Slik Imported Curtain, in five different colora Former price $40; we now Cut them to $30. ‘These goods will all be Sold in a few days, so you should call eurly at W.'H. HOEKE'S: Carpet, Furniture and Upholstery Warerooms, 217 ‘801 Market space. W. H. Hovenrox & Co. 1214 F street N W. FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES, CARPETS, ALL GRADES, UPHOLSTERY GooDs, SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED AT SHORTEST NOTICE, WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECO- RATIONS, H. HOUGHTON ¢ CO., oct3m. 1214 F st.nw. Hous Arr Deconarios. What should receive more attention, or afford us more pleasure than the DECORATIONS OF OUR HOMES, It servesas an art education to all who visit therein, searcely be and the value of its refining influence can estimated. ‘Ladies are invited to call at our office and get in- structions and samples of work free, 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Bole Agents for the ‘Light Running New Home Sewing Machine, 528 Vth st, n.w.. St Cloud Building, brated lamps in Bras, Nickle} Bilver, Rocresrer Laxes. ‘We have just received 2 new supply of these cele- and Antique CARPET SWEEPERS. ‘The “Perfection,” $3. he “Bigwel Grand.” large, $4.1 ‘These are the fest sweepers made, and every one ‘warranted to give entire sutisfaction, WILMARTI & EDMONSTON, China and Glass Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania ave Maz. Vox Brass, Movers, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; ‘Win. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sults made at the shortest notice. ‘Snperior fitting, reasonable prices, and satisinction guaranteed. Evening Dresses. Bridal ‘Trosseaus # specialty, vez tween Ian SEAL GARMENTS DYED D into the new und fashiouable visite and jacket pes. Furs repaired. Muff made. At 311ss NGHAM’S, 1310 8th st. nw. No sign, 924 Baan SCARRERIY'S BONNET AND AVE FRAME FACTORY, tormerly 1109 F at., has moved to northeast corner of 11th and G@ streets ‘Mag all the istest fall styles in bounet and bat frames, seam No Hovss Is Wasnxeron Crry CAN GIVE YOU Su GOOD A RETURN FOR YOUR MONEY ON LADIES’ 42-INCH AND 64-INCH CLOTHS FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS AS JOHNSON, GARNER & CO. SINCE THE GREAT BREAK IN PRICES OF THE ABOVE GOODS OF 50 PER CENT THEY Hav PURCHASED AN ENORMOUS QUAN. TITY AND SHALL GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS: AND THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT OF THE GREAT DECLINE. OUR GREAT FLANNEL SALE, Say Quality. all wool Flan 25 30 cent SD conta, BY conte, To cent ne™ 22 coms OUR GREAT BLANKET SALE 10-4, 11-4. 12-4 White Blankets, per pair $1, $1.25, $1.30, $2, 82.60, 98, #350, $1, s4d0 PA ® BED COMFORTABLES, $1, 81.25, $1.50, 81.75, $2 CARPET SALE. Choice styles Ingrain Carpets 25 cents, 30 cents, 37 cents, OU cous. BEST EXTRA INGRAIN, 50 select styles (worth 90 cents) for 75 cents, Bras sels 6U cents, 65 cents, 70 cents, 75 cents, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., nll 636 Peuna, ave. (south side). How Ane Ovencoars Gorxer 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 fine Chinchilla Qvercoats from $10.00 Upwards, Men's flue Melton Overcoats from $9.00 upwards, A full line of Men’s Overcoats at $5.00 up to $25.00, ‘We havea full line of Overcosts for Boys from 13 to 18 years old, trom $3.00 up to $15.00. We have a full live of Overcoats for Boys from 9 0 13 years old, what are called schools, trom $2.50 up. ‘We have a full line of Children’s Overcoats from $2.50up, ‘We have « full 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 School Suits, Long Pants, at $4.50, $6.00, $5.50. 96.00 up to $12.00. MEN’S SUITS. ‘MEN'S SUITS. A good Cheviot Business Suit at 96.50. A better one at 87.60, An All-Wool Prince Albert Suit at $16.00 that you ‘cannot maich anywhere for lees than $25,00, ‘Chinchilla Coate and Vests from $7.50 up to $15.00. An All-Wool Cassimere Suit at $12.50 that would be ‘cheap at $16.00, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING coMPaxy, all CORNER 7TH AND G STREETA © Vunarrs IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OI% FAMOUS CAROMEIS FRESH EVERY DAY ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 620 OTH STREET, OPP. U. & PATENT OFFICE. “wae BRANCH, 1706 Pa. AVE BN. W. JUSS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY,, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes Corsets to order in every style and und guarantees perfect fit and comfure, HER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclotbing, MerinoUnderwear and finest imported Hosiery, Patent Shoulder Braces, aud all Dress iteform Goods, French Corwets and Bustles, Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own make) that for the price is unsurpassed. French, German wud Spauish spoken, mrl4 = Miss Susser Consox Sars In an articlsentitied “Family Living on $600 a Year.” “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $5 per month, provided COKE, were used in cities,” &e. 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 Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bushels for $2.00, WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, sas 421 and 413 10th street, Daoxxenness, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR, HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC, Itean be given in a cup of coffee or tea without the Knowledge of the person taking it It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcobolic wreck, It has been given in thousands of cases, and in every instauce a perfect cure has fo Jowed. 17 Never vaits, The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, it becomes a utter impossi- UDility tor the liquor appetite to exist, Fou SaLx ny DR. 8S. F. WARE, ZBEITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F streets; also, R. K. HELPHEN STINE, comer 14th street and Vermont avenue, ‘Washington, D. Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of testimonials from the best women and men from all parts of the country. 0c2é-a,tu,th New Depor. BEST GOODS PAIR PRICES, Joa. Schiits Brewing Co,’s MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER and Palmer's Premiam GINGER ALE, LEMON soa, 20 ‘ ‘Depots 615 10623 D street southwest Telephone 480. 11204 29th street northwest. ‘Telepbone 454. oci6 SAMUEL C PALMER, Ja wae we ae of our _own 0c20 Corn Wearner Is Coursa, ‘and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE, be sure to call and inspect the largest assortment ever shown in this city. Also LATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MAN- ‘TELS, &c., iu grent variety. In TIN WARE wekeep the finest quality, which costs very little more than thecommon. A call solicited. W. 8 JENKS & CO, J ‘717 77H Sraeer N. W. are this neason. To Hovsrxeerens ‘We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are now prepared to furnish, in large or small quantities, CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARE, And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best class, ‘Our goods were never better or cheaper than they ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, 5025-3 No. 1009 Penn, ave. Lowe Hartford Carpets, comprising Wi ella pet uprising. quette, Velvet and Koxbary Tat Hovserurnisuinas We have just received another shipment of Bigelow, st Kensington ie he tia Bi oct Oe need ‘Brussels and extra, super BY Fancy sili Furniture Coverings, Irth ‘Pointy. S Gluny and Nottinguam Lace Ct ‘suk'and Ghenele "Table Covers, all sizes, ‘Those in Want ot ‘choice goods will find It to their advantage to examine Our stock before p curtains, Raw HOOE BRO, & CO., ook 1838 F street, Goon News Goon Newa FROM CROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, ‘a8 no one need be .without a well-furnished home Decause they have Bot got the cash to spare, ‘We ste ueiermined to knock the bottom outof high Prices, aud will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 4S CHEAP aS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR CASH. And wo make thisextraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments Come and see the largest store in the United States, Come und wee the largest and most varied stock to s0- lect trom, Come afer you have posted voursetves on prices, and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that CROGAW'S INSTALLMENT HOUSK (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUK, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Inthe place you were looking for. Come and be con- vinoed that wut we say are tacts and nohumbag We Foport, come aud make your owas terma—at 18 cRoGAws, ( GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. missions left at ether store wi 'W. H. MORRISON, —— FAMILY SUPPL! New Fries, ‘NEW RAISINS, NEW CATCH MACKEREL, NEW CATCH CREAM CODFISH, NEW N. ¥. STATE BUCKWHEAT, NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, From Cold Storage, an Sine and fresh favoredasthe ‘TTER 4s Choice as :1spossivle to Produce. Price very moderate. Koquefort aud dam CLLttSE, this season's impor- ‘Norion's, Cel Hi ile anerion’s, Celebrated Pinespple CHEESE, plea gitsn Dulry and New York State CREAM ELPHONZO YOUNGS 9th st, bet Dana a 20 a ef eam SRE RBZ s acca, ‘ccad 2.00, a ol J) § aa esere veers W. M GALT & Oo, ‘Wholesale Agents, N. A. Poors, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 944 LOUISIANA AVE. N. W Souu Acxnt For THE CALIFORNIA PATENT EOLLER PROCESS ‘This Flour for Family use has no superior. I am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes, which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers will do well to layin their stock, as Thardiy think they will be lower this season. Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also, a ull line ot cholce GROCERIES, in quantities to sult, ‘at wholesale prices, for cash only. Vinegar a specialty. Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Money returned if goods are not satisfactory. Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold ere, N. A. POOLE, 944 La. ave. n. WOOD AND COAL. Warren H. Manwow, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CoaL AND woop. ‘Main Office No. 710 Dat. n.w. Offices and Yards— 8th and Bsta aw., No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot— Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues 8.w. AllOfices are connected with the Telephone Ex- Thavea fine line of Dufty'’s Pure Cider JOHNSON BROTHERS, Wharves and Railroad Yard: ‘Twelfth and Water strects southwest, Branch Yards and Offices: 1202 F street northwest. 1515 Seventh street northwest. 740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 1112 Ninth street nortuwest. Corner Third and K streets uorthwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Largest Private Railroad Yard south of New York. Also, Extensive Wharves, giving unsurpassed tacill- ties forthe economic handling of Fuel of all kinds. Coal delivered on cars direct from Mines into our ‘We deal in best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL. All kinds of WOOD, either in stick or prepared to order at our Factory. Clean Coal, Full Weight and Measure, Prompt De- liveries and Prices as Low as Fuel can be furnished INTER FURL AT SUMMER RATER B WIN JOHNSON, aiid etal! Dealer ia WOOD and COAL, GIVE ME A TRIAL, ‘Main Yard and Ofiice, ‘Rhode Island ave. n.w. Banana 226 ONS Ot Ast me. ” st, ‘Ofte, corner 9th and K sia. n.w. ‘by Telephone, PROFESSIONAL. SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, movements abd massage. JOLUMBIA SHIRT CO. HARRY c TOWERS, ve. shins to rr ana Bondy yinade. Gentemen's Eure : all-in HaTs AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, Inall the Latest Novelties in. ‘WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, ‘HOSIERY. @0, ‘Shirts to order, 6 for $12. A perfect At guaranteed ‘ELLERY, 1397 F street, _Cpposite the Ebbits House, Me SS cree en Pas are i ot Eee He AMP UPRIGHT AND Pianos are noted for their SEquisnte quality of tone, ana durability. Over I sold and iu use." Special bargains for one month ANE Se mOnUy payments; several slightly used at oe PIANO .NGE WAREROOMA. oe OE a = (ee ee Bae Prices reduced for one month. Terms to and see them at the PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, ni2-lm (422 Oth st. RICES REDUCED ON UPRIGHT AND alicneiy ues 925 aid $50. Pirat-clans Pianow of ait ferent makers always on hand, ‘Cash aod Nave bar Ehii'berore buyingelsewtere, auc De mreand PIANO ICHANOL "WAiEROOMS, ni21m vaz2 Oth EXCHANGE YOUR SQUARE PIANO FOR AN Upright. Remember. tha house ih the city that makes ing New Planos for Uld Ones allowed tor Gid pianos and tho, difference tn the pice in mont moons Sargaits now veing exinited, at the PLANO EX- WAKEROOMS, 422 Oth et. -nJZ-1m 75, $1 125, $150 AND Pecise= & aaa eee ceesnes eer atthe old and reliable music house JOHN FELLAS = © C0, 957 Penmaylvenia aves near I0uhse nle-Lm 2208.8 NAMEN ORGANS AMITH AMERT ‘an and other Ongans at all prices, on auonthl ts JOHN F. ELLIS & CO. 937 Pennsylvania ave. near 10th st moim- DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR SALE ‘moderate prices; eusy terms. JOHN F. ELLIS & 0., nl0-1m___ 937 Pennsylvania ave, near 10th st. GHEET, MUSICCSPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO tbe musical profession and to siudents of music: f aud anost complete stock tn the city. SOHN PrETLIS 4 Co. 97 Penn. uve. wun nee 1oteae 210-1 VHICKERING PIANOS TO RENT ON EASY TEINWAY, mn m9 HAUNTS Bil Ge MIRZEROTT & Od. AND OTHER | ocdi-2m No. 903 Penn. ave. a aaa ¢ dae Wun & Bros, G4, WX, Bros APPA Krauich & Hach Planos are uartvaled, Newby & Evans aud Weser Bros, the best medium ‘Gully’s wonderful self-playing instrumenta, Reigoie new triple, uulaon Upright Pianos for 6175, WORCH & 00, T1000 Wong S en’ en, w. Sole ts for the Unrivalied 2 dealers in, Strings, Musica! Ynstrumente, Sheet i lusic Books. 100,000 copies ofS and 10 cent Sheet use _ Pianos aud Organs to Rent. 0 Enwazp F. Droor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, i ace uate Rie Cage sh, darn seepae ate 2, Conon god sa, dar md chandise. Instruments sold'on monthly, i —) Expigiges Hented ted eparea Moved "New aund Secon¢-hand Pianosof other makes always UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH. WORKMAN- SHIP AND DURABILITY. ‘Second-hand Pianos at all prices PIANOS FOR RENT WM. KNABE @00, my8 817 Market Space Do Nor Pvacuase ‘Until You See The dium price. “Over 41,000 now tn use, Second-hand Pianos and. at prices from © §150. ‘Bold on small ——— ‘Largest assortment of Five-cent Music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, p24 915 F street ( RAKAUER AND CG D. PEASE @: Pianos. Burdett The acu Teasonable-price Pianos. tuning, Pair,at G.. KUHN'S, 407 102 a nw ns _SEWING MACHINES, so. _ Tur Suest New Awericax, No. 4 ‘The most popular Sewing Machine in America, Does the most highly artistic embroidery work in arrasene, genell, tinsel, &c. Anstruction free at your residence, Call and see it ‘at work, of send for samples, Ladies wishing to have a machine sent on trial will please notify us by inail or telephone. We employ no Grommers. All kinds rented and repaired, a cal GAUEREACH, cor. 7th and H ste ‘lephone, 2 ASext door to Auerbach's Saxony Wool German Hand Kutt Jacket De rie WHITE 18 fection fi ‘the “en cohcenteatlon aid co find skill, ‘The range of work can not be excelled, . for The Universal 342 00RE aNd Onto RaiLROAD, Schedule tn NOVI SE SUND AY, NOVEMBER 7 from Station, corner of New Jer 1.40 9.20. and 10-30 pom. Seas od Exbrem torfttisburgh and Chics fo, arriving in or TBD pom Cnionco ek ToaD atin” No-eairn date Beamer ane tm Choa 0a5 am. 2 charged on these (raw, For Cina eran ete homer ae Lane dy 8: Riteping Cars te above poims'e'tnser oars and Pale aciea hat hinted tale to Cinannad ante i nent fa mt tour $40 pm. ° Noveatra fares charge "on thts tra or Bor Wilmington, Deleware, and intermediate poi sreen Baltinvore and Winthington, 3:15 p. tr tant excent Sunday For Annapolis 6:40 a an. and 12:20 and 430 p. ay on Scnday 8:30 a, m., 4:40 p. m, For Way Stations ‘between Washington and Taith more 8.0340, $0. TEA) pan 90 S40. Fa in. z $:40, 7.00 kad 11:50 pum. For Seatloon at trim. datiy: 4:40 pom_ daly’ except Sunda ht privet ‘an. daily: an. daily, das. for pri palstations on Metropotan Branch M40. ats. ely bn Sunday stopsat all ation “For caithersbary nid intermediate points 10:06 a'm.. 12:90 and 11s21 ping daly enc pander.” Por frederick S40 aad 540 pam. dally, ex Port 10:00 aan. and 6:91 p.m. dally,ex- “Traine artive from the West dally 6:20, 7208. m, 1:15, 6:30 and 11221 pam.” Littie Hock Pxpress. Fro Philadelphia’ Chester, Wilmington ae Havre de Grace, 11:40 my 3:20 puti abd 10000 peas. dais From Wilms ‘and intermediate poluts north of Prom Ajiapotie; 620 am. and 1:50 and 8:25 Tom ABO and 13 25 pam, Sunday, 10:38 a.m, 6:3 pin, From’ Harpers Ferry und Valley Railroad, 5:30 mi daily except Sunday. Front Frederick and lutermediate potuts. 8:25 amy and s:i pant dally except Sundar. ‘raion Naive Baltimore’ tor. Washington at 8:10 ‘230% ‘NHA\ jen. Manager, Baltimore, MONT AIR LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 14.1886. leave B and P. station, 6th and B streets Buy am.—Dally for Warrenton, Gordomseailay Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville. Raleigh, Char jotte, Atlanta. and al! points South "Pullman fg buffet sleeping car Washington to AUauta, and Wasb- S30 pam—Dallys except Sunday, for Mi im —Dallye ex 4 janassas, Warrenton, Gordonsvitie, Charlottesville, Staunton, Louisville, Cincinnat! and and Ohio route. Pullman ‘Ohio Pt. . Ashi Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken. At ‘Adinivta, Mout: fomery, New Orleabe and potats South text Palle Haan, Stier “algepers Washlagion to Aiken: % Washington to Montgomery, connecting with parlot TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AN OHIO DI- ‘VISIO! Leave Washit 15 am. daily, except Su BED. dally, arriving at ‘kon Hit ‘dally acd Lis pamevexcopt, Sunday aitiviag m ety phen . arriy Washington 8:40 am-and'3-59 prin. ad ‘Tarougn wains from South arrive at Washincton 830 a.m. and 3:30p.m-:andfrom Loulaville 0:40 1m Strasourg local, 1 m. ai car reservation and informe JAS. L. TAYLOR, Pamenger Agent, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE THE NOKTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, DOUBLE TRACI SPLENDID SCENE: STEEL RAILS. “MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 14TH. 1580, ‘Trains leave Washington from station, corner of Sixt, For Pittsburg aud the Went, Chicago limited prem ‘of Palace ToChicago, with Sieepiog Car Aitoons to Chicas. Chicago and Ciucinuadt at 7:10 P.M dail with ‘Cars Washington "to Chicago and st and Harrisburg to “Cievelund, connect Through Sioepore for Louieviiie and Mémph ie an Pacitle Expres, 10:00 FM. dails. for Pissbung And the Went, with through Sleeper Marriaburg tS BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Erie, Boral ‘A, M. daily, except Sunday. For Sew York’and the bast, $:25, 9:00 and 1125 A. ™ 4215, 1000000 1120 Pa Stinday, #300 a: M.12:30, 2:00, 4:15, 11300 Tapten of Pullin 7, eRoept Sunday and 4: 2:00 P. M. every day. For Brooklyn, N. ¥.. trains connect af Jemey City with boats of Brovklyn Atnex, alforde lug direct trausier wo Fulton street, avolding double, ferriage acrous New York City. For Phillaeipilay 7: 410, 0500, 10:00 aod AL20 FB ‘AM 12390, 900" BO, 2200, 4: P.M.” Limited ‘Express, For Baitimore, 6:33,.5: Xr 12:35, 6: ‘and 21: 8 oauendt For Pope's Creek Line, 7:25 A. M.and 4:40 P.M, daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 7:25 A. M., 12:35 and 4:23 P.M. daily” pisunday. Sundays, #10 A.M. 4:15 P.M. ALEXANDIIA AND FREDEMICKSECHG HATLe WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING TON RAILROAD. For, Alexandris, 9.00, 705, 025, 11 4M, Hes ay eee 10:05 P.M. : ‘Trains jeave Alexandria for W. 1on, 6:05, 8:00, 20:00, 10:43 A. M.:1:20, 3: DO, 7H 9:32 and 10:42 P. M.. midnight (excey Monday), On sow nd 0s a. a 10, 0:32, 10:42 P. night, ‘Tickets and'i ‘at the oflice, northeast com ner of 13th street and yivanla avenue. and at FINANCIAL Pors Asp Caus Grain, Provisions and Stocks, for long and short time “Sead for price circular hE. MAME @ Coe L1G Dearborn st, Cu.sago, lil, “‘Kefer by permission ‘American bxcuinge Nasioual Banke” ‘ai-tatse Pamce & Warresr, STOCK BROKERS 64 Broadway, Storimuavehue, |e 2 659 16tb curve: (Corcoran Building), PRIVALE SOUCK TELEGRACH Wiles WASHINGTON, LH. DODGE, Resident Partner. notations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- esldios te tuaneety Fegerved tough gur sites te ‘direct from the New York MEDICAL, é&. BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 | Tee? eR pesred velore aie and made oath tat Teta the Oldest sxtabiiahed. Expert spectatist in this sees fimen” aud, inruiah, suedicins, of ho Sumrget Scesutauion gnd advice tree at any hocr daring the Pork SAMUEL G MILES 6 Novy Pubs Ivana fortue of wis 3d day of Suly, 5a. B: ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Merwe orb BROTHEIS In gre Gian, “Will cure auy case of nervous devility and love ‘Derye power. it imparts Vigor to the yo tem. "508 B ot aw 30-1 DB AND BADAN WITRON 483 167 CORNER trea free 433 and i sts aw: Se Touts nerve, Stes POR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIFLI’ Leaves 7thairect wharf on MONDAYS, ‘Ti DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a. TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY JOUN B. PADGETT. Agem. W. RIDLEY, Manager. te DRI, NEW YORK—FREIGHT STE, B. im ERS JOHN GIBBON and EC. KNIGHT lowe Eg ng Ba MOKNING. Freight at lowestrites eres STEAMER WW. CORCORAN fae Lea rect wharf daily (except ou Mt Vernon ai 10 vclock nan. ‘itevarning. secches Wshingeon about 3290 pam Ps ee LT. BLAKE. Captain, ae BARE, Captain i TLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE. NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS, British, Danish and French West India Islands, S.8. BARRACOUTA, suiling Dec. 8, and thereafter, Stopping aday or more at St. Croix, St. Kitty, Am tigua, Martinique, Barbados, Demerara, Triuidad, 4. Saperd passeuger accommodation, excellent Culsiug, ‘Smoking Hoom, Hath Kooms, etc. Apply to LEAYCRAFT & 00, 140 Pearl st. New York. TTOG. FABLE, GOLD AN» B:LVER PLATER, 0} ot Jewelry. Pancy, rons Grune eerie ‘ocle-1i* wen Fr WARNESON, ont ens beet gn _0c1S_420and 423 1108 wt aie PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOR PRINTERS, ag Fine Vesting supe pa UNDERTAKERS. —————— R. DOD: ERVINE, NO. 2—A PERMANENT Ue I awd ‘Sold ai STARDIECEiS © Uiens SSarmaney, om: ‘Sent by mali vealed. se2tbatusm 'T HAS NEV! ty the glee TED THAT Dr. BROTHERS ts the adver- oe See ed Parucular auention all diseases peculiar to a ee or Pal a years’ experievce. "ralable Lndiag Fh can day Stel reddenee, Son ‘ae a Ctice hours frost BMD CAT, pM tae JR Biberater, 1299 7h strect ‘Rodies embalived aid prepared fur trausportation, ‘Telephone call 408, Lore) Joe a peretrscy Rexovzen : } SEWSTORE © MEW GOODS ‘We bave moved into oar new store, Rinserd ‘svenve, where ‘prepared toabow fou alarge ssock ef Bytian ‘Weslens at lower an ony Roominwe ee annaw @ RENSETT,