Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1886, Page 6

Persons Shot. A JEALOUS HUSEAND'S RAGE RESULTS US SOME LIVELY PISTOL PRACTICE. While several hundred persons were about entering the main entrance of the Lyceum theater, on Despiaines street, ip Chicago, Mon- well known to the police, drew a 38-ealiber re- volver and discharged it four times. The fol- lowing named persons fell to the sidewalk, in- jared badiys Checkley. sixteen vears ‘old, living at No. 64 Meridian street; Daniel Wilson, twenty-two years_old, living at No. 63 Madison street; George McCobel, twenty-two ears old, living at No. 6 Madison street, and leury Wilson, twenty-seven years old. living ‘at Meridian aud Desplaines streets. Walsh him- Seif was also shot in the left breast and ts per- Bape fatally injured. _ Never since the memor- able Haymarket riot was there such consterna- Yion in that district. The shooting occurred ‘within a block of the Haymarket, and many thought that it wasa second massacre, The injured were attended by Dr. Bousman and then removed tothe hospital, ‘Their wounds are not considered fatal. CAUSE OF THE SHOOTING. Waush lives with his wite in a tenement on Desplaines street, and around that district re- sidea hard crowd. A man whose name Walsh would not give, but whom he is supposed to have wounded by a shot, has been paying at. tentions to Mrs. Walsh, uten against her hus- band’s wishes. On returning from work Monday evening Walsh foun known man tn the front room with chatting. | He tn- stantly set upon his wife and broke her jaw in two places by akick. He then turned ‘on the destroyer of his happiness and, drawing re- Volver, shot at him. The fellow ran down stairs ‘with Walsh in ‘pursuit. When the side- walk was reached Walsh opened fire on the fleeing man. Blood tracks indicate that he struck him PURSUIT OF THE SHOOTER, A crowd trom the theater started in pur suit of Walsh. He turned and discharged a volley into them, as already related. Someone in the crowd also drew a pistol and shot Walsh im the left breast. He staggered, bat regaining bis equilibrium, endeavored to escape, The shooting attracted a score of officers and Walsh ‘Was placed under arrest. ‘The bullet in Walsh’s breast was probed for at the station, but could not be found. Mrs, Walsh was removed to the hospital in a trol waxon. a 18 the most seriously in- fore of the persons shot by Walsh. His woand in the neck. MeCabe was shot in the abdo- men and Checkley in the leit leg. Henry Wil- yon Was shot in the knee. The shooting had a tendency to cast a damper on the perfarmauce and bui a small audieuce attended. 109 “Doe” Wilson's Next Move. ME SAYS HE WILL HAVE MOEN PROSECUTED FOR PERJURY. A special to the N. Y. World trom Providence, November 22, says: “Doc” Wilson is on the warpath. Instead of sitting down and growing round shouldered under the weight of the $96,000 verdict that was given against him Jast week, he proposes to try and make it very lively for Philip 1. Moen. Wilson determined to-day to bring a charge of perjury against Mr. Moen, and he goes to Boston to-morrow 10 en- deaver to have Moen arrested on that eharge, Meanwhile the effort to secnre a new trial is to be continued. Wilson to-day received a tele- ram from Lawyer O'Loughlin, of Boston, say- jug that he had secured the stenographie min- Utes Of the last trial, aud bad. pr filed bis exeeptions. ‘When the Hi poudent saw Wilson this eve he was in @ Vigorous frame of mind. “Yes, sir,” he said, in Tesponre to interrogatories, “I im going’ to prosecute Philip L. Moen tor perjury, and he is joing to be convicted, toa, Why, ior that mat pared and rid corres r, he is already" convicted. He went on’ the stand in this last trial and swore fo an exactly opposite set of alleged facts to what ue testified to on the tormer tal. Jt was wot until this triai that he ever said a Word about blackmail. I ai no blackmailer and novody knows that better thau Philip L, Moen. That man has wrouged me, sir—wronged deeply and although with his wealth he has bought up newspapers to abuse me, and bought up jurymen to decide against me, i will yet demanstrate to the World the kind of a man is. A blackmaile un I? Why does he not rosecute the blacktailer, then, and thus rid self of me? He says I "wrote lim a black mailing letter. Why didu’t he have me arrested, on thai? That letter is a base forgery, aud I Will prove it to be so on tis bext Wial.” They did not give me a chance to do soon the last Wial. The charge of torgery will also be in eluded in the presentation I'shali make to the United States commissioner im asking for his arrest. 1a) Fest until I have got trom this man what is my due.” Counsellor George J. West, who conducted Wilson's case, when asked whether he thought perjury couid'be proven against Mr. Moen, sald: ‘Without a doubt itean be. Why, Mr. Moen and bis lawyers admit that he bus perjured himself. On tue stand, when I taxed him with rearing differently trom what he had done on the first ‘trial, he admitted it and sald, when @eked why, that he did it for reasons best known to bimselt.” ——+e-___. A Pretty weler. SHB BROUGHT VALUABLE LACES FROM BEI- G@IUM—MER AKEEST IN NEW YORK. Lace goods of large amount and of much Yaiue have been smuggied into New York through various channels for some time past. Qo complaint of Deputy Collector McAvoy, Miss Josephine Schoviens, a young and lovely Belgian, living in east 12th street, New York qlty, [was yesterday taken into custody by Unlied States Marshal Jeffreys and arraigned Before United States Commissioner Sticlis. She Was committed to the house of detention Jor exuminatwo today. The young woman Stated that sue bas relatives in Belgium whom she irequently visits. They send lace by her to sellin this country. ‘The last time she returned in the steamship Switzerland, landing in Phila- deiphia, She then had $5,000 worth of lace in her possession. It is alleged that she brought it to New York city and peddied it In her apart- ments was found lace Valued at nearly $3500, ‘The young woman made no secret of the w: ia Which it came into her possession. She seemed to be uuaware tat she had com- mitted a crime in sunuggling the lace into the city. ee His Dead Hands Held the Reins. STRANGE ANDSTAUTLING ENDOF A MAN WHO TOOK WIS GIRL FOR A DRIVE, Harvey Rowland, a young man of nent in social Grew his salary from the Owesso (Mich.) casket full of Hght, sir, and 1 will never | promi- | PEPTICS, CONSUMPTIVES, CON reles and highly esteemed, | Perfect nutrient in all WAS BB A UU MMMM F gS8S5 fe A Fe Baeg = oe fe Sg PEE nd SPECIAL CLOAK SALE. UNPARALLELED BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. We are willing to lose money now and are going to Offer the following inducements, so that you will not feel it necessary to wait until alter the holidays for » bargain ina Winter Wrap. We are bound to reduee our stock, and regardless of cost or lose, will for a Few ‘Days only make you the following generous offer : NEWMARKETS, One Lot of Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, with Nutria Collar and Cuffs, 38.50. One Lot of Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, with Plush Collar and Cufts, 89. ‘One Lot of Black Berlin Twill Newmarket, Diagonal Front, Tailor Mude, $% ‘One Lot of Beaver Cloth Newmarkets, bound in Mereules Braid, Diagonal Front, Brown and Black, gua. ‘One Lot of Biack Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, Fur- Collar and Cuffs, 88. 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 CA) TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR THE RIDIC LOUSLY LOW FIGURE OF $7. VISITES. ¥ IN OTTER, MINK, SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, AS ‘fRACHAN, PLUSH AND BOUCLE, made i most desirable styles, and at figures whieh } competition, FUR DEPARTMENT. \" Although the demand for Fur Trimming has besa, ‘Great in consequence of our exceptionally low prices, our Line of Trimmings is constantly being replenished and prices kept down the same as at opening of the Seasou. AS heretoiore stated—having ordered these ‘goods very early, we offer them at prices to be had at no other place in the city. OUR SPECIAI. COATSALE WILLBE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. ‘You will do weil, therefore, to make an carly selec- tion, as these prices will not be permanent, BBR uM bf Bh of BOB MUM T pits Ee SL Ue ae SS BBB AA uD Ou 7TH, STH AND D ST& no Som: raxp Banoarss 1s CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS at OAK HALL Corner Tenth and F Streets, FOR BOYS 4 TO 13.—Good Suits or Overcoata at $4.50, worth $4; better Suits or Overcoats at $3.50, Worth $5: splendid Suits or Uvercoats at $4.70, worth 50; fine Suits or Overcoais at $6. worth $8, very ine Suits oF Overcoats at $7.50, Worth $10, FOR BOYS 14 TO 18 YEARS,—Good strong Suits oF Overcoats at $4.50, worth $6; better Suits or Over- uate at 96. worth £4 sill Detter Sults oF Overcoats at ¥fGo wortn su. tine suns or Overconisat $10, wort variety at prices net cuilla Overcoais at $25, sold to order at ‘and are not elsewhere sold ready-made. Storm Coats at $7.50, FiO and 819, tully $0 per cent less ‘than thev are sol there. surtout Overcoats from $10 up, Meltot Chinchilla and Kersey, i rince Albert Suits for $15 up. Biack Broadcloth Suits, $15 and upward. A full line | of Suits for susiness or Dress in Cassimeres, Cheviots. ‘orkserews, Wide Wales, in Suck and Cutaway Suits, rom 36 up; excellent barguins. Special bargains in ‘hinchilla’ Double Breasted Sack Coats aud Vests from $7.50 up. Pants to fit everybody to 48 waist and 37 inseam. OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW Goops. OAK HALL CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS Mexurn's Foop, FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS, The only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTH- ER'S MILK. Invaluable in CHOLERA INFAN- TUM and TEETHING. A predigested food for DYS- VALESCENTS, DISEASES. Re THE CARE AND n19 TI: quires no cooking. Our Book, Works last Saturday evening. Hiring a norse | *SEDING OF INFANTS,” mailed free. and buggy he went driving with his betrothed, Miss Jennie Eldridge, of Coruuna, a Villiage three miles from Owesso. They were gone all the evening. Late at night Miss Eldridge was taken bome. Young Rowland arrived at the Corunna very stable with the carriage at 1 grelock on Suaday moruiug. He paid ‘or the Keeping of the turnout overnight and left. He Feturned about 1:30 and got the horse again and started for Gwesso. At daylight the tarm out was found at the livery barn in Ow Kowland sitting ou the seat dead. A bulict hole was in bis torehead. His hands were folded on his lap holding the reins. and a revor Ver lay upon the seat beside him. Suicide Mus the first belle, but the apparently studied arrangementot the dead Inan's hands suggested inurder, especially in the absence of any Ruown, motive’ ior selidestruction. twas afterward that ne had quarreied with Miss Eldridge, whom he was lo warry neat Thurs. day, and’ tor whom be purchased several pro- sents ou Saturday eveni: ‘The coruer’s jury found @ verdict of sulci Dat further invextixation will be made, Tues Ors Of @ rival, and other seusasional ports are in circulation. = Diagracing His College. A YOUNG MAX'S COURSE OF CRIME STOPPED YoR THREE YEARS, A telegram to the New York Jerald from Chicago, Nov. 22, says: A young Scotchman, a graduate of the Edinburgh university, named John Stephen, was sentenced to the stute prison for a term of three years today by Judge Anthony. Although but twenty-one years old he is am expert thief aud has rifled many resi- denees in this city of thousands o1 dollars worth, ef Valuables. He was caugat sever: trying to break into the residence of Mrs Pail Armour, te packer. Duriug luis incarceration detectives tound several cases against T Was arrested in this city. Pi him, together wits: Jjewetry, which was identi- and convicted of grand larceny, but toid sach a eet sery ac mant tat gee Gah meet iolemnn bs on was read Stephen threw bim- Self on the mer of the rey court, and said if be the Sindee, ———+e+___ Is Davitt Im Danger? TRE DETRO{T STORY OF THREATENED SINATION DENOUNCED IN ITS BIRTHPLACE: A telegram to the New York Herald trom De- trott, Mich., November 22, says: The report sent from here Saturday about Michael Davitt hav- Aug been threnvened or being in danger ot vio. Jence because of his opposition to the extreme ‘thing of the sort. Of eourse, there are men © ail ‘of opinion. among the irish ne be but 4 do ndt know of any Irishman who lated with any extremist orgauization. These bs n Dante? eatlemen. ‘ate close irlends of Mr, i DOLIBER, GOODALE & CO., Boston, Mass, _S21-was6m Sevesra Srazer Paras Rovan TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Worsted Bringes, 10c. yard. Worsted Fringe, with gilt heading, 20c. yard, ‘Moss ‘Trimming. ell coors, Sve. yard. Ficot ‘all Colors, 15e: and 20c. yard. Galloon, 15c.. 23¢. and 250. yard, Stik Lactug Cord, ail colors, Se. yard and faiicy Work, Se. yard up. ‘up. ‘Bisex, Navy Blue and Nutria, ‘Beaded Passementeries very cheap. Black ik Chenille Fringe, Soe yard up, Chilaren’s Plush Bonnets, S8e. up. Gbudrew's Hand-knit Hoods, 35e up. Chiliren’s Drawer Legxiugs ‘and Children's Leguings, 25e, Children's Hand-knle ehire, See = Exccileut assortment Ladies” Cashmere Glover, Mepis and Ladiey Fur-tep lined Gloves, steu's, Ladle! and Childrea’s Woolen Hosiery and Uiderwear Unexcelled assortment Crepe Litwe Ruching, 12%. and 25¢. yard. all coiors SMlesian and Cambric for Lining, below market J. M. FOLLIN, SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL, nia 914 7th Street, Bet, Iand Kn we | Lest courarrs xcreact Ing Stock for ‘Soraya arch rn} ag 3 ~ ‘Aluunl sale ovuobonees fom } LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Ab Invaluable onia 1 1s boon for which nations should fee! erate: ful." See “Medical Press.”"Lances™ a. fatton tnly wicn tin ae shana cee Aap eagaztcr ths fe supe of Baron Le Hie ry Yk I ag ce Fe rg Arg Pa geht = i oe , U tag ‘afer the ticle wih Sie Eetaey, eee ae ol gemulueness a LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, To be had of all Gre. cers: rene Seen Ser eited ‘States (wholesale only ), C. Fen Exzoaxr Tuxvos GRAND ASSORTMENT. EVERYTHING NEW IX MATERIAL AND STYLE. NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED, EXPECT TO FISD THE BEST MADE AND TRIMMED GARMENTS MERE AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE, Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER, KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and CORKSCREW Prices from 88.00 to $40.00. DRESS 5i DIAGONALS, CORKSCREW and CASSTAERES, from $10.00 to 640.00. ‘obby SUITS for. Youths, Reys and Chil- Aven, from $3.00 to $25.00. vas Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR. SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE OAH WALRES @ ca, €26 Pennsylvania avenue, 734 Tm Sz 784 Tru Sx NEVE BEFORE HAS MONEY BROUGH? YOU SUCH VALUES AS WE ARE OFFERING IN F rs) A Ee $08 E. a3 fe Bi ous - anaes, trimmed Havelocks, $1.98, worth Calegeoy Conehing, Cont, Astrachan = érimmings, 19, worth Vora brent aca Astrachan trimmings, $3.38, Children’s Seal Brown: ae jabamaead quality,up to Several Noveities in Children's Cloaks at the same [6 years, 84.98, worth low figures. ERE ,88, 7 E . bay as > LAEPIES As , Bc Plush, Visites, elegant tall trimmings, $0.90, worth Plush Visites, fine quality, $14.92, worth 624. Boucle Visites, Astrachan trimming, $4.07, worth $9, Tallormede Newmarkets.94.80.worth $7, i in Newmarket, Astrachan trimmed, Bertin, Cloth, Nowgarkets, wecked Nowmarkets, very stylish, $8.09, worth $6. ey refunded for anyGarment that can be ‘equaled for the price, (EMA. DDD FRR GR & EF A DPDe ee EE AA Dk R fia fies 4B oP eet Bhels (€8e, &-but. Kid Gloves, reduced from 75¢. ‘Ve, Uhildren’s Mitts, reduced from 15c. ‘fibci, White Wool Blanket, reduced from $1.25. 4c. Ladies’ Vest and Pants, reduced from 680. ‘95c,'Children's hand-made Hoods, reduced from 890. @8c, ked Comforts, reduced from $1. Gc. Finen Handkerchiefs, reduced from 12%, ‘Sc. Linen Crash, reduced from 8c, 48c. Colored Corsets, reduced from 69c. ‘72e. fur-top Dog-skin Gloves, reduced from $1, Rt AES i 7 gh $08 fos AA EE BK : 734 TTH STREET, 7% 7TH STREET. How Axe Ovencoats Goro Lively, Very Lively. How are Prices? Low, Very Low, How are Qualities? Upto our adopted standard or as near perfeetion as has been reached by any one. ‘We quote you a few prices and you can judge or not ‘whether we come in aecord with your purse. Men's fine Chinchilla Overcoats from $10.00 upwards, Men's flue Melton Overconts from $9.00 upwards. A full iine of Men's Overcoats at $5.00 up to $25.00. ‘We haves full line of Overcoats for Boys fron 13 to 18 years old, trom $2.00 up to $15.00. ‘We have # fall line of Overcoats for Boys from 9 to 13 years old, what are called schools, trom $2.50 up. ‘We havea full line of Children's Overcoats from ‘$2.50up. ‘We have a full line of Children’s Suits at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 up to 85.00. ‘We have a full line of Boys’ and School Suits, Long Pants, at $4.50, $5.00, $5.50. $6.00 up to 12,00. ‘MEN'S SUITS. MEN'S SUITS. A good Cheviot Business Sult at $6.50. A better one at $7.50, An All-Wool Prince Albert Suit at $15.00 that you ¢annot mateh anywhere for less than $25,00. ‘Chinebilla Coats and Vests from $7.50 up to $15.00. An All-Woo! Cassimere Sult at $12.50 that would be ‘cheap at $16.00. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS ala Vesarrs IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 020 STH STREET, OPP. U.& PATENT OFFICE, 920 BRANCH. 1706 Pa. AVE. N. W. Lousiana stare Lorrery. CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange ments Jor ail the “Monthly and Quarterly Drawing @ The “Louisiana State Lottery Company, «and tn per- wage and control the Drawings themselves, and that the sams are conducted with honesty, jutrness, and Papert Jauh Yoreard a and'we authorise the ‘Stumisstoners We the undersigned Banks and Brees drawn tthe Louisiana Bate Loteried thik Pres, Siate National Sau A BALDWIS Pret. Rew Orleatis National Bank. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION: OVER AMILLION Distersvren. TQUIANA, STATE TOTTERY | Comrany, 868 for twenty-nive for Educational ana Charitable purposes ‘with a capital “of $1,000,000-—to" whlch a Rese ae ree at ures bes Be an over! b & part of the present Stabe Coustitutlu adopted Its Grand singte Number Drawings will take place BERS diate ooo took lite 190th Grand Monthly, AND THE pire OS DRAWING, ‘THE ACAD! Y SIC. NEW ORLEAN: HD: ACARI” SE AGUS. Am Gian Tabac eee poe GER. G. T. BEAUREGARD, oftaviann Sat Geet JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000, Loo Simeon are Ten rs only. Halves,@o. LIST OF PRIZES. ICAPITALPRIZEOF — $150,000......$150,000 ND PRIZE OF 000.. TERANDPHIZEOR — Yuu S088 TURAN i 20 Su oo APPROXIMATION 300 Approximation Prizes of 100 = = 2,270 Prizes, amounting to... "Application for rates to cl a only eile ee of the Company it New Oneaha ‘For turther inforiuntion. write clearly, giving full addiem RUSEAL NOTES Saprese hicney ses ey aire bacuauae i Shnaiy “letter Fency by Express peuse) sar St ASDateans, ‘New Oneans, é Make P. ‘Orders. oP, 0. Money Payable and address Reg ters NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK ‘New Orleans, La SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE, O'R Bost TONTO, PERFECTS DIGESTION. ‘Unequailed for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Botties for $5.00. ‘Beware of Imitation, None genuine without thy Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Sole Agents for the U. 8, Phila, Pa, FOR SALE uy ec, ah Washington, B.C. Bartour & } Fore 4 Dae, C be ee Rutzier ‘Steam Agents for Dupiez raves & Hou ry ocee 3m _ RAILROADS. weer, Wilmington, Deieware, and interme MORE AND OmiO RAILROA Schedule tn otter, r WRUNDAY. NOVEMBER 7m, eames Aseren si and Lacai ‘S40 a m. daily, trom, mlenper to Lit ween Kaltic.oré and Wilmington, 3.15 LADIES’ GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS, BOOKS, &. PIANOS AND ORGANS. a 3 57 aa ao Ss a AMAZINGLY Low ¥ a CE | t retiad ie ae gaan AND DRY Pp. H Hi § Ca, S: aun Pras B 1205 NEW VENU! g Another lot to be sold at, and terms to suit, ep 2208 voRe a = 15 198s BT, Dickone, Soot, Massalay, the Posts god guner nep-| st diedeey TERK CABLER, BAAR Feathers, Kid jush and Velvet ico] RAVBON RXBIRITION 4 FINE LIN OF | copyricht Bogks af prices lower than over tatpre, and | BURY, SCHOMACKER, DESGAU | C0.” BON- Gents’ Garments and rir , MARSH and others, Goats’ Germents f ane adie ‘as low as can be obtained anywhere, at the Book Stare | NUAN # CO; CHICKERI @ CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer WATS PerEEs of SANDERS @ STAYMAN, ‘WAM BALLANTYNE & 908, Blt-lw 934 F st hw. eee vine 3:6 | INEEPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND| 115 ree = _ oes M [turned from ee done re ie pe CHOICE DESIGN|, AE" cm Decker Broraens Piaxoa (Mine “Palmers, apd 'b prepared 10 do.Arsiciass | FRUSCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES | “Chmotte cooked. Suatloneey and Latest FISOHER PIANOS, work. Coats, Wraps, taller cut Jackets, etc. Novelties at lowest prices. 28-3 . ao eee aoe fand fitting. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. UNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS. ESTEY PIANOs, ‘ADAME PERLIE'S DEESSMAKING PAR: SPECT AY DUES OP seal, Gebel ana Teachers Bibi. oe MM Aan tid Fa hantooets walt aed rock (D DRAPERY All New Books as soon as publisved™ PIANOS FOR RENT $6.50. $7. 86, and cpwards: should call be: | UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL} ¢:)Non boone . Por any length of time desired, fore going ‘Tallor and Evening suluy & GRADES AND PRICES. © PU + ‘BROCADES, 0028 an a 2. SANDERS @ STAYMAN, For Lex! Fy A Mus J. P, Param ohana Cesar Boors Oumar Paren | tiene oraane sen aa KATEETEOES, ‘The Home, twelve mon, uniform tn sise and style, KENT, KEW AND SECOND HAND. IMPORTER, ‘VELOURS, eauly bound in cloth. eit 39 wine, only ie, ear ‘so aay BEER ETO! envelopes tolmaiah. only Soc atone nem Ome FIRST. clase TUsiNe AND VEPAIRS OF 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. Rambretto! ‘ine Gheapest Aime lm the ty. TANOS ORGANS 14 @ exr enc SCOTCH LAcHA |; Keceiving goods daily ATE PRICKY 3m _ 5 JOHN C. PARKER'S, SE, 2 __ Nana 4A NEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP 7 an Feet, I 1 NEK AM UPRIGHT u INDIAN CURTAINS, — Sransere Te ies | he ee vated rf sie sat es | fig Rock pecearaites tdi erie SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK AT New Boos ee at and i ee Se : sera a ee a re a low Bb he % except Sund: 5 a Dricgs, at BONNETS AND HATS, eee Hicmtelbnand Letters of Dong Metin, msim ’ SXONANGE WaRERogus. SPECIALTIES IN CARPETS. ‘Transactions and Chauges in the Society Of Friends, ‘FOR MIGH STYLES, ONE OF HER SPECIALITIES, nis Mis M. J. Hex 4 1309 F BT. N. W., 1s now exhibiting a most complete line of French BONNETS AND HATS, Also some choice DOMESTIC GOODS worthy of in- spection. Always in stock s full assortment af MOURNING Goops, pty Rove To (22 18TH 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 Suite, ‘Mantles, Wraps, etc., ete. Fine Dress Trimmings in stock and made to order. ‘Dress Goo ds, Laces, Ribbons, ete,, eto, ‘Mourning orders receive immediate attention. Complete Wedding Trousseau « specialty. MME, B. VAN REUTH, n13 722 18th st. n.w._ ~ KANE, 507 11TH ST-N. W.—CORSETS « made to order. & perfect fit gimrantecd. Aisa, fuil line of Shoulder Braces, Reform Wists, French nd Buaties. Corscis iauinderied. seltesuns PAyous FOR Tlety at low prices; Toys, Tay Theaters, Ximas'Tree Ornaments, Costume Crackers, 100 Shides Freacy ‘Piso Failer, and ‘ail uteri for ukiag peer flowers, arean Leaves, Faney Colored, Gold, Bilver ‘au Pauper, Gilt borders, tace Hat” Gers, scrap Pictures for Fancy Work, Making Dols, t of Christinas a G ter Scenes, &c.- Fine assortmv Cards, from Le. to 83.50 enen: School Cards, 250. per 106 nese Decorative Scrolls, Fans, Mats, Para- sols, Vaxes, Lamp shades, Candie shades, Fite screens, Curios, Favors, Booby Pi be. Studies for Patnting. Uni oks, Games, Trans: fer Pictures for silk, &c., dc J. 3AY GOULD, 421. Oth st, between Da) s, near Pa eve, oc30-3mn J. C. Horcussos, IMPORTER WRAPS AND JACKETS, A large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS at lowest prices ever nanred for equal values, We invite special utvention to our superb assortment of PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fashionably trimmed. SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seal, $25, SEAL PLUSH VISITES, Seal trimmed, 825. Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian Hare tail und 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 6c. to $8 each. MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS, Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings, at very reasonable prices. 800 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFS, including many new designs. ASTRACHAN, 54 inches wide, $4 per yard. LLK PLUSH, all colors, $1.25 per yard. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1 pair upwards, Every pair fitted and warranted. Evenivg GLOVES from 16 to 30 inch length. LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED, 907 Pennsylvania ave, nol ‘TTrevise, Paris, nT oh itz, F’epora_ Dinress Siexps Are recommended by the leading Dressmakers, They, are absolutely Impervious. auiveogm* Ver A. V. LEFRANG, 530 NORTH HOW- ard st. Gullmore Md. Dresses and Wraps in French styiea, New models received every’ week, Fine Imported Trimmings, ocdu-zm* ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED, P. HANSON HIBS & CO, nis, 815 15th Street. Br Cor Is Prices RTIERES AND HEAVY CURTAINS WAY PO} AND HEAVY CURTAINS Wve will begin onday and offer our stack of Por- tieres and Heavy Curtails at greatly reduced prices. EVERY CURTAIN HAS BEEN MAIKED DOWN, 22 Vorijores marked down to $1 1b do. do, p 18 do. do, ft 20 do. do. 7.60. 25 do. do. red is our All-Silk Imported ‘The greatest besgalno = ti, in Ave different colors, Former ae goods will Turcomgn Curtain, in price $40; we now cu: them to #80. ‘Phe all be Soid in a few days, so you should call early at W. He HOEK E'S Carpet, Furniture anid Upholstery Wererooms, = ‘801 Masket space. W.. H. Hoveztox & Co. 2914 F Grarer MW, FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES, CARPETS, ALL GRADES, UPHOLSTERY GooDs, SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS, FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED AT SHORTEST NOTICE, ERS AND INTERIOR DECO- RATIONS. H. HOUGHTON & CO., oc2-Sm. 1214 F st.nw. Home Aar Daconariox. ‘What should receive more attention, or afford us ‘more pleasure than the DECORATIONS OF OUR HOMES, ‘Tt servesas an art education to all who vistt therein, and the value of its refining influence can scarcely Dé ‘estimated. Ladies are invited to call at our office and get in- structions and samples of work free. 5. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Sole Shr itunnine New Home Sewing Mach nning New 6 ‘628 Oth st. now. Se Cloud Building, Rocussrer Laues. ‘We have just received = new supi brated lamps in Brass, Nickle-pla ver, of these cele- and Antique CARPET SWEEPERS, The “Perfection ‘The “Superior.” ‘The “Bissell Graud.” large, $4.50 ‘These are the finest sweepers ‘made, and every one warranted to give entire sutlstuction, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Glass Importers, 0029 1205 Pennsylvania ave. _ Mor. Vox Br ‘Formerly withi Lord Win, Harr Co. prs, Monistr, ‘Paslor, New Vorks Loti My ‘Suits made ut the shorte: rior fitting, Teasouable prices, and sutisiuction guaranteed. EAL GARMI Is DYED AND ALTER! M Sak i Paste ihoved to noi EY ‘ORY, (ormerly 1109 F st, has east cornér of Lith und G streets, as ull the tatest tall styles in bounet and hat frames ‘seem MUS ANARS BUA WE “430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEsr, ‘Makes Corsets to order in every style and material, snd guarantees perfect i and comfort, LEK SPECIALTIES AItE— French Hand-made Underclotbing, MerinoUnderwear inest imported Ff foster Patent Shoulder Braces, and ell Dress Neferm Goods French Corsets and Bustles Childrens Corsets und'n $1 Cotwot (Sllss L's own make) that for the price ly unsurpassed. 'N. French, German and Spanish spoken. mri4 Mus Juuser Consox Says In an articloentitied “Family Living on $500 a Year:" “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and Nghta, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE were used in citles,” dtc, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70, 26 Bushels for $2.60. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Rushels for $2.90. ‘25 Bushels for $2.00. (GTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 411 ond 413 10th street. Wash. a Daucxxexness, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR, MAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Itcan be given im a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking it, It is absolutely harmless, and will effect ™ permanent and speedy cure. whether the patient {8 moderate drinker or att alcoholic wreck, It has been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a pertect cure has fo lowed. It Nxves VAILs ‘The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, it becomes an utter imposal- Dility Jor the Liquor appetite to exist, Fon SALE By DR. 8. F. WARE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F street also, R. K. HELPHEN STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont avenue, ‘Washington, D.C. Call or write for pamphist containtog hundreds of ‘testimonials from the best women and men from all Parts of the country. ocdt-stuAb New Deon FAIR PRICES, Soe, Schilts Brewing Co.'s MILWAUREE LAGER BEER . asa GINGER ALE, LEMON soDa, 0 Depota: 615 to 623 D strest southwest, ‘Telephone 480, 1224 29th street northwest * ‘Telephone 454, SAMUEL C PALMER, 2021 Feamyivaaieave, SSE Gin Wee ib Oren ‘and when yon start to select a HEATING and COOK- 1NG STOVE. be sure to call and inspect the largest assortment ever shown in thiscity. AlsoLATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MAN- TELS, &c., in great variety. In TIN WARE wekeep the finest quailty, which costs very little more than Unecommon. A call solicited, ~ W. 8 JENKS & CO, 717 77H Staeer N. W. To Hovsrxzzrens ‘We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are now prepared to furuigh, in large or small quantities, CHINA, CKOCKERY, GLASSWARE, ‘CUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARE, And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the beat class. ‘Our goods were never better or cheaper than they are this season, M. W, BEVEBIDGR, ne25-8mn No. 1009 Penn. ave. Hovserunnrsurnaa Wo have just reeetved another shipment of Yowell aad Harttora Carpets coursing Wins Body’ Brussels and exis super i ‘so Bo" elfe, Velvet and. Roxbury “Tapertiy: Kensington Ket Soares all sizes, Suk Pluses, Spun Sik “and Fancy" Silk Furnitare Coverings, Int Point, Sw Guny and Noutingham tains, Raw Sk am Gheuele “Table: Covers, all sizes, ‘Those. in want oF Shoice goods will find Ito thelr advantage Uo exainine ‘our stock before pi ock beneiaiiee Ce Goon News Goon Nuws FROM CROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, ‘a5 n0 one need be Withuut a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare. ‘We ure uetermined to knock the bottoi out of high prices, and will soll GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT RISE- WHERE FOR CASH. And wé make this éxtraordinary offer that Customers can make thelr own terms in regard to payments ‘Come aud nee the larwest store In the United Biates. Come und soe Bie intgest und mous varied muds to we: lect from. and ters slstehare tnd we eal canttuios fon tak CROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSH (THE OLD BIE, ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREDTS BW. aries naa Petes report, come and make yeur owa terme—as ELLERY's, 1967 Fares, ocd the Mbbitt Howse ea te Cea eer see Uplands and Meadows (Abbott) iE STULTZ @ BAUER IMPROVED re A Politician's Dat uighter (Hamiliu) ‘ht Pianos are admired by competent judges Love and sedicines (Giitam,) for abel ctegance,reinemcut of ionerand extreine Aphrodite, by Eckstein. Tigving purchased the’ Rock Store Xe. 1484 New ‘Prices reiuced for one month. Terms to sult. Call York avenue, we shail run itin connection with our and see them at the ore, 47> Peunsy TIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Sn sunday stovest si sation, "For store, 475 Peuusylvania aver Ai com: on sun at al! stations. “For « ‘lesions Left at eluher store wilt be prompuy Aled. n12-1m 422 Oth ot. | intermediate points 10000 a.m. 12:30 aud 1 au H. MORRISON, FAMILY SUPPLIES. New Fios, New Cronnarn, NEW RAISINS, NEW CITRON, NEW CATCH MACKEREL, EW CATCH CREAM CODFISH, NEW NX, ¥. STATE BUCKWHEAT, Be CED | O8 TPRIGHT, AND 10%, hew and second-hadd; apd some DO. Firai-ciass Pianos of di at very” sinall a ‘Gab sod Have bar argive of proat. Be etbre buying elsowkere, at the PIANG EXCHANGE "WAGE n12-1m Jexcuance your savai Tetto price emember ‘iat : use it the city that makes # specialty of exchang fag "New Pianos for Uid Quen tye very beat wal aifowed for old pianos and the difference An Be ald tn faooihiy En daily, except Sunday. Nor Frederick S240 a.m. . duly except Runday. ma, daly except Bandy, For Annapolis 6:40 a m. and 12:10 40 1210 pam. 3:0 4 (on Suibday S30 ath... and 11 20 pan.” For Stations on Metropn mn. daily. excent Sunday pan. 40 p.m. dadiy, except Sunday. ‘Por Hagerstown 10:00 a.m, and 51 p.m. dally, ex- ‘sun the Wost dat y cry ery und Valley Rallroad, 530 a. From Harper's Freder) und lntermediate poiuts. 6:25 au, 15 p.m. ly except Sunday 1 eave Haltimere. tor Washington at 5.10. BEY WET AER MOEN, = Ss 50 AND | O30: 7:20, 0:00, #209 and 10:30am. 12-15, 2390 84 PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, eee ore gE 6230, 7:45. 9 and 1140 pin. on Sundays, From Cold Storage, as fine and tresh flavored.ad the ‘row at$10 mo: aed se Le One. 400. Uae, rer. ontocreey 3 te ; PAPA ee ts eae fone PET | Sa Pt a eee CREAM ERY BETTER te Choice as itiapossinie to | & CO., 037 Pennsylvania ave., near 10thst, a10-Tm | except 25, sh1> aud deat pa ice, {oguetort and Baan CHEESE, tute seson's impor- Aye Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, plouic ™ wh Dairy and New York State CREAM 2 A208 4 BAMUIN OnOANG, eurTa awERT ity pay ms ota as SS. Bt nay vant nidim PUAROS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR BALE a “ Qbto Ticket office, Washi Pennsylvania avenue, corber of 14th strent. where For turther information af the Baltimore and ‘mation. 619 and 1361 to be checked and re DUNHAM, GK. LORD cH, Sad Ry (anager. Maltimore. [uo] GP A. ELPHONZO YOUNGS nlO1m 987 Peonayivania ate neer toe TEDMONT AIK LINE Company, QHBET WUSIC—SPEcIAL T SCHEDU Fr CT NOV ocd 428 Oth wt., bet. D and E ‘Trains leave Baud P. sation, ah and W neeetm 2900": ‘ Gordon ily, xnchburg, Roky Mount. Dauvilie, ‘Raleish, Cl N nl 2 een an | Hain Aube ond att patty, gurls (Ralviah. Char, oTrIOR VHICKERING (PIANOS TO RERT ON EASY | PUMel slenpingcar Washington to Atlanta, and Wasb- CESS; pores ot tnssalapeuts 3S pm—Dally, ‘except Sunday, for Mananana, 40 GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPER Haines RHog |W. GsMicty, de ar a” AND OTHER ze lotteaville, sian oulevitie, Cincinnetl at porns on ths nd Ohio route. Ps BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF Charlotte, Col “anh 3 L iagiou to Leanevite S200 yom tally fo Lyme . Raleleh As bia. Alken, AuwUstA, Atha q points Souths rs Washinxion to Aiken, EER RRR 8, Gally's wonderful self-play! shivgton to Monigomery, connecting witli pariot go. et gE 4 ae ba RAINS” ON WASHINGTON AN OM10 DI. a9 , a 0, ea Leave Wash 1. of Eee ER Eee at 2 | FV WonES oieam Semmens a tat rat sont ole Agena for the Uni sen e008 Guten ig. Serta Hesen behroments, Ghat Sen otra ‘Masle and Music Books. 100,000 copies of 5 und 10 cent Sheet Music. Hiacioned Gress to Beet: THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR ve Kou rive at Washington Loulavilie #40 iu am. and Wirasourg local, 10:05 a.m. _ —— Tickets, xieeplug car reservation and _:nformm Epwarv FE. Dacor, tow furnished and checked at oflice. Got Jt tawithont a doubt the most BRAUTIFUL andthe Penne and at passenger station, Penny most Nerniriocs Flour in the World. 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ae ee om ‘i ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect i, JAS. L. TAYLOR, containingas it aoesall the most Improved Machin: | sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, . Decker & __ General Passenger Agent Sry retin eprom presen, fat he yds | ales Arta Sea as "a ‘ 8 Flour Uneunramey by, auy mull in the word, %0 | Other Planut Sterling Orene, Alte ned Aula! Mer SNOYLVANTA ROUTE Fey ort maphitose Phar eta aarzayguats | Ghandi" Thstrumeiie sobd on monty pay ipeuy Weer ‘aNb. SOVTHWESR, Tity ofthis magoiticent Flour ts shipped ie | Exebangea, Iented, Tuned, i Moved. SPLENDID ec eine Eargpe aie eaten “at the principal Courts of te old | gethipad eae BAILA. MAGNITHCENE wot 2 HOWEVER emcel ion ieee tee makes alwage IX EFPECT NOVEMBER 14TH, Ind, phone, 347-2 e190 Lake everyting sont tne gloe conn ome Hector lens sraaee rs a8 ny eau and KONE RK A Tivands and attenpting.tereby to pal off em tae xoRR BPE Hor arucle ior we genuine, BRE AG ‘THEREFORE, x bis £44 Beeure andaee toit that either sacks or harrels read Piano Fosrm — _ and have the imprint of UNEQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY. Gecond-hand Pianos at all prices, PIANOS FOR RENT WM. KNABE @Ca, 817 Market Space mys Do Nor Prscasss Cyt renee to oe price “Over 41,000 now iu use Second-hand Pianos and ‘at prices from $10 to $150. Sold on small. payments, ‘Largest assortment of Five-cent Music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M. GALT 400, ap23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Patsce Manet, CORNER 14TH AND NEW YORK AVE. ‘The choicest Meat, the freshest Vegetables, Poultry ofall kinds. Game a specialty. Select Oysters, va- riety of fresh Fish, Clover Leaf Bauer, fresh Fgee, Fruit and Cauned Goods of the best brands always on hand, ORDERS YOR DINNERS A SPECIALTY. My experience in this business and my personal at tention to store and orders with the very best the market affords to select from, I guarantee watistaction BBrookiyiy X. \alf through aa ity with boats of Brovkly ForPiaieiple, 353. was 1800 eave Washington from stat ‘and B streets, as follows: For Pittsburg and the Wgst, Cl Limited Express of Palace i Sts at 12:15 P.M. dally; Fast Line, 9:40 A. ML. dudly to Cinciuunil aud St with Sleeping Cars from. rg Wo Cine aad Bullet Car to mt. Louis dally. except sat toChiago, with sieeplig Car Altoona Chicago aud Glocinuait Expres, ry ‘Cars Washington to Ci ‘and Harrisburg to “Cleveland, connec ~ rk With Western Kxpress, Ubrough Sieepers for Louisville aud. Memphig, Paciic Express, 10:00 P.M. daily, for Pittsburg and the West, with Uroug Sieeper Harrisburg to AIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. 008 PN daly xcept patra ay. with alos Sirn Wanbiugton io Hand sé For Williamsport. Lock Maven and Elmira, at 9:40 A.M. duily, €3 Sundi For Kew York’and th ban *¥:25, id 11S A, M. 12:30, 2:00, 4:15, 10:00 and 1 M On Bu AM. iz0, 2: 5, 21300 and wan Parlor daily, except Sunday aud 400 2:00 P. M. every day. ine direct trausier to Patton arrest, ay. Serriuce scram New York City.” ” 10:00 and 11-28, M. week days 25,9900, 040, 11-00 24, 8, 6900, A aaermes Sot < per Sear en eee Nae ne bette Ope cts Se TERT | 5 Sal at sem vane eee ae = e160 | at Gi BURNS 407 1Uih se ne fn Sapam pea, Bundy 0 A. Bi 19 FM 7 ALEXANDKIA AND PERICKSBU KG KATL- N. A. Poors, WAY, AND ALEXANDMIA AND Wali oe WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, SEWING MACHINES, &c. 944 LOUISIANA AVE. N. W era - 2s —2 Son AGENT FoR ze Sirenr New Aurnicas, No.z. IA PATENT LOLLER PROCESS ‘The most popular Sewing Machine in A‘ THE Cale FLOUR. = Does the most highly artistic embroidery work in ‘This Flour for Family use has no superior. arrasene, geneil, tinsel, &<. T am now receiving cholce varieties of Potatoes, Anstruciion free at your residences. Call and see tt which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers | "ark. or mend for sami, on trial will will do well to lay in their stock, as T hardly think Deb geey baring whirring they will be lower this season. Thave a fine line of | bicnse nowt 2: by Rial of Leen ae Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also, a Set ng allie at choloe GROCERIES, in quantitios to sult, 2 TON RAILROAD. 6:00 9-25, 11 A.M, 13 20, 4:25, 4285, 6:01. B85. 10:05, FM. On Hunday at %, 0:35, 11 A.M. For Richmond aud the South, 6,11 A.M. dail 4:25 P. M. daily, except Sunaay exandria for W hortheast con yivauia avenue and at Teft for the shock ting furl residence ‘Telephone call 422-2, at wholesale prices, for cash ouly. Duffy's Pure Qader | Next door to Auerbach's Saxony Wool German | J. R WOOD, General ‘Vinegar a specialty. Hland-Knit Jacket Depot. = Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon, | 7y\i WHITE IS KING! THE ACME OF PER GOODS DELIVERED FREE. rection in tbe ‘of Sewing Machines "A concentration and Money returned if goods are not satisfactory. pOtly FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold ‘ois NN. A. POOLE, 946 La. ave. nw. WOOD AND COAL, of | 1 wiki ‘The range of work can not be excelled. Se cent price’ calset eee Beheg aici ae Pirro eat Hest eee optics Sa reut First- pate Ware H. Manow, __ATTORNEYS. ____ ‘Wholesale and Retafl Dealer in 8. PRENTES NOTE, Oe Ee wy, ©oaL AND woop. ‘Main Office No. 710 Dat. n.w. Offices and Yarde— ‘8th and Bata aw., No. 216 A st ne. Coal Depot— BEE koa ing RIDAYS and SU" a LO River tua furan Somstal Crock Curce veo Bay. Me. Conuects wih Rees Sortie. Mt VERNON! MT. VERNON! POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. F= POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELI wharf on DAYS, THURS SATURDAYS at 7% ta Returaing ‘Shepherds Mer schedule: ‘JOHN B. PADGETT, Agent. © W. RIDLEY, Manager. tod r YORE-FRFIGHT STrAM RECT TO NEW D'psTons GIBSON and EC NIGHT lene fh, Bast Rover, BY every BATURDAY ot 4 jaslingwon, every TURSD. ‘at lowest rates. as = STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Reto ert peel Lenren zihatroet wharf daily except eunday) Sor AllOftices aze connected with the Telephone Ex- PROFESSIONAL MC Nermon 10 co-cook au. “Returning, reaches change. Le = — | Mele LL. BLAKE, Captain. MAb BeOS. Woxn = MIUSEAIIVOY ANT: born with ‘Second Sig Coan WY (oon, | Sey aten eoeeey ovens. Siete toner aoe ey g ‘ JOHNSON BROTHERS, Sie igs Causes npeedy anatringee. Brig one: | ATLANTIC AND WHAT INDIA LINE. rated togetber. Never inita. ives SER eee Burry! “ait ivtroubie coneutt this eatrvayan. Cases | » NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOCRS ‘Wharves and Rallroad Yard: ‘Twelfth and Water strects southwest. 9109. Open suv eee. a pe SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 903 of gs Sickness.” Satisfaction oF no pay. Gay. "G21 Och st, bet Dand kate British, Dantsh and French West India Isiands, 0. &8, BARRACOUTA, suing Dec. 5, and thereafter, ‘Stopping aday or more et Bt. Croix, St. Kitts Au- Branch Yards and Ofer SEE, Svenstate cogeeaaae” coos | tagun’bnttotaee Resheton, Demsooers, visited bs Smassticn for ladies and gitts, Call ortecod tor | “Superb sasengee nocomerpiocion exvelicet Ouson, 2202 F street northwest. ee ee aes oc23m_ | smoking Room, Bath Koums, etc. Apply to street northwest. AD, AYN. LEAYORAPFT & ©o, trap sesame vabie Sees melee. MASCCA Rip suncmox crmoropist | cea enatatin sep eten. or roe 1112 Ninth street northwest. 20 ‘945 Penusyivaniaave = == Corner Third and K streets northwest. MEDICAL, &c. 31 Feunayivaiia avenve southenst MES PR eb AnD posuasn, Ste z hrepati cnr pee tie na tee ahem sie orcas space Largest Private Rallread Yard south of New York. | Sfbcing % ‘and Snlamed and sore, Seo Mew Dr, SUM MISS Black Lotion aud sale gst Also, Extensive giving unsurpassed facill- Ues Jor the economic handling of Fuel of aii kinds. Coal deitvered on cars direct from Mines into our Yor ‘Wedeal in dest qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL. All kinds of WOOD, either in stick or prepared to order at our Fertory. Clean Coal, Full Weight and Measure, Prompt De- verte and Pree as Low as Fuel can be furnished PE STARE PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.W. Dea es ere ums, alleviates pein Of extracting Gas given “apis. RT. M TALBOY?, DENTINT, 43777 w DEES aad THE TRADES. CEs san Seeger ra fines and Binak 420end 4211 enw * 3 £—DR. BROTHERS, 905 B mab ob we wo oer ee