Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1886, Page 6

Di wer ee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY, NOV, ae. Still Parsaing Moen. “Doc” WILSON SEEKING TO SECURE HIS FORMER BENEFACTOR'S ARREST FOR PEK- gery. A telegram to the New York Herald from Bos- ton, November 24, says: “Doe” Wilson threat- ened, when the infamous Wilson-Moen trial ended with a verdict for the defendant, that he Would follow Mr. Moen even beyond the grave. He 1s making good his threat. Wilson's latest move is said to be an effort to secure Brest on acharge ot perjury. “Doe’ Boston from Providence this morning, and, ac- companied by his counsel, D. O'Loughlin, of this city, went before the ‘clerk of the United States court and filed a bill of exceptions in sup- port of the petition asking that the late verdict may be set aside. It is a long document and re- of the testimony given at the trial, hat in which reference is made to Dility to write. The threatening let- to have been written by Wilson on is Introduced In fall. As an nis Wilson's testimony to the effect t he could not write at that time is given, her antithesis is Moe's statement that Wilson said he witnessed an uncleanly act and Wilson’s sworn denial of the same, Theser things and the opposing testimony about the amounts given to Wilson by Moen constitute the bill Wilson went before Commissioner Hallett later in the day and had a long conference. It ia learned from outside parties that the object of bis visit was to get out a Warrant against Mr. ‘Moen and have him arrested for perjury. Wil- Son and his counsel will not say anyihing on the subject. “I never saw Wilson before in my life,” said Mr. Hallett toa Merald correspondent, “aud [am waiting to learn a few tacts before make any decision either way. Wilson's appli- cation was not granted and was not denied. It is simply held over for a few days.” No date has been fixed for hearing arguments on the petition for a new trial. Wilson returned to Providence to-night. eee Case of the Moro Castle. AN UNLAWFUL SEIZURE AND EXCESSIVE FINES—PURCHASED AFFIDAVITS. A Port Hawkesbury, C. B., special to the New York Tribune, November 24, says: On Septem- ber 12 the Gloucester schooner Moro Castle was seized here for alleged smuggling at Chester in 1884. She was fined $400, but it subsequently transpired that the offense oceurred in 1882; ‘was therefore outlawed, and that the vessel had not been in Nova Scotia waters sinee and could not have smaggled in INS. Then no less than ten separate offenses were alleged against the vessel—five for violation of customs regulations and five for violation of the treaty of 1818, in fishing inside the limits and obtatning supplies. She was fined $1,600 by the customs de- ter alleg Februar: tment. The ‘owners refused to pay this because after doing so the ves sel would still be liable to confiseation for violating the fishery treaty. The charges were based on Information contained in_att- davits made by certain members of the Moro Castle's crew. These men are now all in the United States. ‘The ensioms department ean and does fine vessels upon the strensth of aml- davits, but the admiralty court would hard); confiscate an American vessel upon such evi- dence. Consul General Phelan ts trying to get the whole case thrown into the admiralty court, and thns give Canadian officials an’ oppor: tunity to prove the many eharzes alleged. He is confident that the alleged violations of cus toms laws can be explained to the satistaction of any reasonable jadze and that the vessel will taus be released. One of the affidavits shows that one solitary mackeral was taken off West Cape, P. E. 1, inside the three-mile limit. It is alleged in Other affidavits that eighty-five Os Accousr Or Tas THURSDAY BEING THANKSGIVING DAY, ‘We have decided to have our regular week Remnant Days on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, And shall for those days offer the following bargains: One tot Cretonne, fine styies, 12%4¢. per ya.. worth 20c. ‘88 doz. Balmoral Skirts et 4Sc., worth 75e. Fxcellent in color and durabiiity. One lot of Odds and Ends of Ladies’, Gents’ and Chil- dren's Merino Underwear. 365 Remnants of Worsted Dress Goods and Flannel, Que case soft finish Dressmaker's Cambrie, 4c. per ya, worth 6c. Zeases Colored Canton Flannel Remnants st 7c. per ¥a., worth 12ge. 200 Remnants of all lengths Flannel, in all colors, and stripes and plaids. Scases uf colored Table Linens in Remnants, in red and white and fancy patterns, at 40 and 50c per ya. worth considerably more. Special bargains in Bleached and Unbleached Canton Fiannel Remnants, Among other bargains from a jobber we received = few Plush Overcoats for mev. Being out of our Hine, we will sell them at $3 and $4—worth double the price, Two patterns Black Astrakhan Cloth Short Wraps, satin quilted lined, trimmed with tail trimming, at $14.95, worth $22.50. 50 Check Cloth Ladies’ Cape Newmarkets, all sizes, at S87 50 Black broad wale Cloth Newmarkets, fancy but- tons, perfect fitting, at $5.98. About 20 Plush Sacques (Seal), Chamois pockets, seal loops, at $25. 18 Black Astrakhan Cloth Walking Jackets, best satin liued, at $1 85, fully worth $15. 50 splendid quality Cloth Boucle Jackets, tancy but- tons. at $3.89. Worsted Jersey Caps 14c., worth 25c. Ladies’ Boucle Jerseys $1.68, worth $1.98. Our Ladies’ Sheer Vest Jerseys $2.15, worth $2.50. Flannel and Felt Skirts for 98c., worth $1.25, Children’s Aprons, all sizes, 25c. Ladies’ Gingham Aprons 1213 to 25¢. Children's Striped Jersey Coats $2.89, worth $4.98, Infants’ sacques 33c. Infants Socks 18¢. Complete stock of Ladies’ Capton Flannel Underwear. Ladies’ Linen Collars 10c. each, 8 for 25¢. Ladies Linen Cuffs 9c. per pair, worth 15¢. Canvas Brush and Comb Cases 10c. euch. Tollet Sets, consisting of comb, brush and glass, cellu- Joid backs, for $1 per set. Gt-inch Table Damask (bleached) only 50c. per yd, worth 65¢. 21x42 All Linen Towels only 18¢., worth 25 68-inch Bleached German Damask, regular 100 linen, only 75c. per yard. 44-inch All Linen Cheviots 50c. per yd., worth $1. 36-inch All Wool Serge 45. 40-inch All Wool Jersey Travers 75c. per yd., worth SL Scores of all kindsof Remnants at half their value. barreis were taken inshore on other parts of the coast. The case has been referred to Customs Inspector Hiil for aspee ovember 233d, says: Daniel J. Thomas, colored, a rubber goods dealer, died, leaving an estate valued at $20,000. A will, dated February 22, 1885, was found, devising hisestate to his wite absolutely. His three children filed a caveat against the admission to probate ot the instrument, and Monday the matter came up for a bearing be- forethe register. Counsel for the children sub- date exe- I, the maltted s small pleco of paper bearing the will October 20, in whieh he revok cuted In February, written in subscribing witnesses being Wi @ron, and Richard Stevens. a son-in-law ot the lestaior. Each wituess swore to the execu- ton, but it is said that Mr. Stevens failed to kiss’ the book. Mr. Thomas swore he pre- pared the revocation and his father was will ing {0 sign it. ‘The latter was afraid of his wite, but finaily signed the document. He mar- Fied bis second wife on the 3d of February. “My father,” witness said, “toid me that while he was lying in bed one morning about @ year ago, an agent of the Lord came to him @nd said: '‘Go to the Episcopal chureb, look in @ certain pew, and you will find there a Woman named Rebecca. Select ber as your wile.’ He went to the church, and, walking direct to the pew, found Rebecca (uis widow) and @ young Woman named Susan Cook there. He proposed to her the same day at his davghter's house, and on the 3d of Feb- Yuary they were made man and wile.” This Was about ten months aiter his frst wife's death, and witness believed the deceased to be iusaue upon the subject of matrimony. There ‘Was other testimony to show that Thomas was in full possession of bis facultles when signi {Re document. The case was continued untl jonday next. = —<—— Tracked by Bloodhounds. FIERCE HUNT FOR A GRACELESS SCAMP IN ALABAMA—CAPTURED AT L. A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn., 21, says: Last spring young Mr. Todd, a mem- ver of a good family in Tallapoosa county, Ala., where his father teaches school, obtained of Gray & Knight, merchants in Dadeville, Talla poosa ecunty, advances on his crop by mort- aging about three head of his stock and his prospective crop. Subsequently it was ascer- taived that he bad morizaged what he did not possess. He farmed a litte, the precise spot, bowever, being unknown, Lis peculiar opera tons extending within a radius of about nine teen miles, wiere he managed to Keep within convenient distance about fifteen white concu- bines, whom he successiuliy supported by tur nisbing them with provisions ue obtained from merchants on nis crop. Kecently Grey & Kouight iearned that Todd had sold a bale of cotton which he had morigaged to them, and with the proceeds had purchased a suit of clothes preparatory to golug to Texas. They obtsined a warrant for his arrest, but he heard of their plans and evaded arrest through the aid of bis numerous coacubines, who were weil posted and ims! d. Tuey for some time misdirected and misled the oilicers of the law, Who, tired of being tooled by these women every May, determined to hunt Todd wita bloodhounds. They first got two and scoured Bistauge for two days, but the women even jolied the bloodbounds. At last, however, an infuriated husband, whose wiie charged Todd with baving outraged her in the woods, joined | the chase. Todd's trai | the blondhounds spotted Lint In close quarters. \d surrendered,and Is He saw he was cornered az Sow in solitary configement in the jail In Dade- Ville. coe Prayers for a Fortune. Myra Ciark Gaines came to fight in New Orleans Wednesday. Among the 3laimants for the estate is Mrs. Marie Evans, ‘who presented a will purporting to be signed by Mrs. Gaines, leaving her property to the amount of nis will depends al- most Wholly on the testimony o: a Mrs. Brad- Jey, servant to Mrs. Gaines, to whom the latter Was said to have wen the document. Mrs Bradley testitied strougly against Mrs. Evans, and it was on her tesiimony that the | Will was ruled out of court. Mrs. Bradley is a devout Catholic and member of St. Anthony's church, which 1s pre- sided over by Father Mancetta. The father Vestified Wednesiay that Mrs. Evans waited Upon him some tme id invoked prayers in bis eburch for the s# of ber elaim in the Galves case, and said that in case the prayers Were successial and she won the case she in. tended to give the church a large sum of money | and distribute $5,000 among the poorol the ish. Nhe also asked Father Mancetta to see irs. Bradley and luduee her to tell the truts about the will. The father did not think that the offer was intended as a bribe, as people free quenuy call to asi for prayers in his charel: and to promise a donation If the prayer brought wuecess. | THe MysteRiots T Charies Ogden Ferris, borne, Was again arraigned before Uaited States Comimissioner Benedict in New York Wednes- day for aa examination on the change of fra uleally obtaining 4 pension. Counsel fort etense had no evidence to offer, as they under- » ood that an indictment was found agalnsé e prisoner in California and that an offices wes | feady with a bench warrant to take hinrto Ses Franeiseo. Disirict Attorney W had nothing to do with t and that the case must be dispused of on ils merits, Ferris was held for the grand jery. On Friday an application will be made to Jadge Wheeler tora bench warrant to La i oner to Calitornia. es ¥ r ——seo—__ AN Uxutcky Dream. thert $i Smithville, Pu., was ran y with oy" hie team on Sanday, and had a narrow ‘ese: from death. Wille not injured, he, was bo | Frustrated that he was compelled to take to his id aiter reaching home. His bed was in p room on the second story of his house. “An howe oF so after he bad gone io bed his wife was jug through the yard, wien she discovered her busband lying of the ground beneath Lis bed Toom window. He was unconscious, She called Belpand he was carried in tue house, Both of | bis legs and his lett arm were broken. A phy- slclan restored Small to couseiousess, ann be Was able to say that he hud dreamed that he Was again being rau away with, and bis wagon Was avout iailing over « high embankment, When he jumped. “He must have sprang out of the window w He is ina er milar aceidemt occurred some oga count; ee ERA SRS es ce tun 242 NN fc8 BBR OU URRR coon nN tt Br Skate ORR 4 Pu PE Goo ih Sf BBB UU RK GGG Bw eset B8R RRR 00 RBE ROO BBB RRR 9 0 BBR ROO. . BBB OR & 00 2S ONE PRICE. 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. Our Store will be kept open WEDNESDAY RVE- NING uatil9 p.m. 24 Faz Desss Goons REDUCED PRICES. ‘We bought a jeb in 38inch FRENCH DRESS GOODS, plain colors, that had been selling at $1, We are selling them at 69 cents. 42.inch KNICKERBOCKER HOMESPUN reduced 5 to G2» cents. 34-inch ALL-WOOL SERGES at 30 cents, worth 50 cents, Beautiful styles STRIPED DRESS GOODS st 15 cents, worth 25 cents A large lot of CLOAKING in remnantsat half price. Our entire stock of CLOAKS to be sold at haif price. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, net 713 MARKET SPACE. Treo Aso Tae SHE ADMINISTERED THE TEST AND WAS CONVINCED. “Will you allow me to test both the cloth and the Sewing?” sald a lady, who, a few days ago, accom- panied her husband to VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PERCENT. CLOTHING HOUSE. “Certainly, madam.” was the courteous reply. “We would rather you wouldn't buy unless you are per- fectly satisfied.” ‘Taking the garment which she held in her hand toa Window, and, critically examining it, she whipped 9 small pair of scissors out of her caba. When she brought. back the garmeutiowhere her husband and | the salesman were standing the latter inquired if the test had been satisfactory. “Perfectly so,” wus the reply. “It Is good cloth. I unraveled the edge and found it to be Ushtly woven and all woot and the making ts excellent. I cat sev- eral stitches in the seam, and tried to pull it apart, but I found it both strougly and neatly sewn. Hefore I was married I used to be « talloress. and I know some- thing about cloth and clothing. Pardon me, but the- Teason why I was.alittle prejudiced at first was be- cause the price for the suit was so very low. I don’ see how you can 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 astonish» shrewd and care ful buyer. Higher praise we could not have received. A more convincing argument we cannot offer. VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE 927 axp 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. nolS Open Saturdays till 11 p.m. Laws Fors Axo Wrars OUR STOCK IS AGAIN COMPLETE. SEAL VISITES SRS EAL BAcarEs AT NEW FUR-LINED We ELE NNG AND CAR MOPmN, ASE SE TANSEY ALL AT NEW YORK PRICES. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 908 Pennsylvania ave $$$ $_. n22 Fe Rs. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, BATTERS AND FURRIEKS, 1201 Pennsyivania ave,, corner 12th st., Invite attention to thele large and elegant stuck of FURS. LADIES' SEAL SACQUES AND DOLMANS, VISITES IN SEAL, PERSIANNER, ASTRAK- HAN AND PLUSH. PUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES AND MUFFS To MATCH. CHILDRENS FURS MEN'S FURS, RUGS ‘AND HODES, FUR OUTFITS PUR COACH MES: In Shee Sapo ee Oe none Bawe S Reon pase etree ip earache Sei pete sale, iene, tek te Paar aseae eet i wermmnaahin aoe PARSE or - Tue Tracy W1.1 CoNTEST.—A telegra: Buffsio says: Agnes Ethel Tracy, widow nt Mililonaire Tracy, has stipulat to give to Ming Sait Hopinion, Tracy the daughior who embed wi 000 ic for ber, aithouga ‘ander the wil it was forfeited, ECOND-HAND PIAWO8 RES Gee tars AU RFS DRESS GOODS SALE 18 STILL THE ATTRACTION OF THE DAY. ‘Notwithstanding the fect that our DRE8S GOODS DEPARTMENT hasbeen thronged with parchasers constantly during the past week. we beg you to look ‘over the following list of goods and prices, which will show we still have on hand a few more desirable goods, to be disposed of at less than manufacturers’ prices: COLORED CASHMERES, in desirable shades, formerly sold at 80c., 8c. and 9Uc., reduced to 60c. ayd HAIRSTRIPED CLOTHS, 64 wide, originally 014 *t $1.00 a yd., reduced to 85c. ay. CANVAS CLOTH. A few pleces left. These 000s sold at 0c. a yd.; reduced to 18c. a yd. BOUCLE SUITING. Sold at 85 a yd.; reduced to Soc. ayd. HOMESPUN SUITINGS. Were $1.75 a ya; re- duced to 75e. a yd. COLORED CASHMERES. A fewshadesief. Were @0c. a yd.; reduced to 40c. RED CANVAS CLOTH. Was 80c. ayd; reduced to 56c. ayd. Aline of FRENCH CLOTH SUITINGS, Was $1.25 Syd. reduced to 75c. a yd. 4-4 TRICOTS, all shades. Price throughout the city, 50c.; ours reduced to 45¢. ‘TWO-TONED VELVETS. We are very anxious toclose out our stock of Two-Toned and Fancy Vel- ‘vets and bave reduced them fully 50c. on the dollar. REMNANTS. A lot of remnants of Dress Goods at very low prices, ‘SPECIAL SALE OF BBR YE A SX RE LK EER TITT ,35, mE ARMRE TS aA -AN Ekim f Sat Qn our Uphoistery Department; second ficor back.) On account of the backwardness of the season, we have an linmense stock of Biankets on hand, which must be disposed of, We have determined to inav- gurate a sale toreduce our stock, No, 1.—A heavy all-wool German Blanket, 92.25 A PAIR. ‘This Is the renowned German Blanket, which gives Good satisfaction aud is very cheap at the above price. No. 2.—A very heavy 11-4 Blanket, $375 A PAIR. ‘This Btanket is all wool and was never sold tess than $4.75 a pair. Itwascheapat that. But the Blankets must be sold and we have concinded to offer them at the above price. ‘No. 3—The Saxonville Blanket, $4.00 A PAIR. Everybody knows what the Saxonville Blanket is. ‘It never sold under $6.00 a pair and was cheap at that price. We have 200 pairsof them and they must be sold, even if we lose money on them. The first loss is, best always, ast will cost usa great deal more if we have to carry them: over. cco MM YER STITT SOP MMA ES J RE ET gs G05 “oo M MME “OOH HF Byg8> We also have a large stock of Comforts, which must be sold. it ee A Very fine French Comfort at $8.25, worth $4.00. ‘A Silesia Comfort, close quilted, with white wadding, $2.25, worth $2.50. A good Comfort at $1.50; never sold under $2.00. A Heavy Comfort at $1.00; cheap at $1.50. 200 Good Calico Comiorts at G5c. euch; cannot be bought under 85e. BAUM'S, TH, STE AND D STREETS. Fixe Ovo Rye Wissxy. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, REDUCED REDUCED From 75e. to Boe. per pint bottle, From 75e. to 30c. per pint bx And trom 85 to $50 per gu DELIVERED IN ANY PART uF I have handled this same Whisk: years.and recommend it tor its Derfectiy free from fusil oll. Its tine ft combined with its present low price, will undovb:ediy Induce many to try it, either ax a medicine of beverage. AS tonic for the debilitated it is highly recommended. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 34th and I and 2d and D sts, nw. 220 worry. nears purit twenty Warranved 20 New Exezaxn Savsace SUPERIOR TO ANY I HAVE SOLT. Tt will arrive on Saturday (20th Instant) and semi-weekly thereafter. ‘Those wishing regular supplies will please Jeave their orders early. Itis put upin packages of two pounds each. Price, 19¢. a pound, N. W. BURCHELL, ectom 1825 Fatreet, Sevesta Srneer Paras Rovan TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Worsted Fringes, 10c. yard. Worsted Fringe, witn gilt Reattag, 20c. yard. Moss Trimming, all colors, ave. yard. Picot Brald, ail colors, 15c. und 0c. yard, Beaded Galivon, 16c., 28e. and Ze. yard. Silk Lacing Cord, all colors, se. yare Silk Cord tor piping anu fuuicy work, 6c. yard up, Silk Girdles with tassels, 256.0} 'y Blue and Nutris, Feather rimming, Black, 2ée'rara, ‘Bcuded Passementeries very cheap. lack sie Chentite Fringe, 50t yara up. Chittren’s Plosh Bonnets, bbe. 8 Chudren’s Hand-knie Hooda oe op. Chlldreu's Drawer Leegiues - Ladies and children's cei ings, 25c. palr a Children's Hand-knit Shirts, S90 echo"? Execlient sworiment Lolly” Cashmere Gloves, Men's and Ladies Fur-top lined Gloves, mewn, padiey ana Cullscen’s Woolen Hosiery aud Cider eat Cnexceilet ammortnent Crepe Lisse Hucuisg 12g. and 25c. yard. i and Cambrie for Lining, below rat All colors Silestan market prices. J. M, FOLLIN, SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL, nl2 914 7th Street, Bet. Tand Kn w. How Anz Overcoats Gora: Lively, Very Lively. How are Prices? Low, Very Low, How are Qualities? Upto our adopted stagdard of as near perfectiomas 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 Overcoats 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 Une of Overcoats for Boys from 13 to 16 years old, trom $3.00 up t> 815.00. ‘We havea full line of Overcoats for Boys from 8 to 28 years old, whatare called schools, trom $2.50 up, Wehavea full line of Children's Overcoats from $2.50up. ‘We have a fall line of Children’s Suits at $2.50, $3.00, $8.50, $4.00 up to $8.00. ‘We have a full Une ot Boys' and School Suite, 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 Bult at 96.50. A better one at $7.50, An All-Wool Prince Albert Sut at $15.00 that you ‘canuot match anywhere for less than $25,00. Chinchills Coats and Vesta from $7.50 up to $15.00, An All-Wool Cassimiore Suit-at $12.50 thas would be cheap at $16.00. CLOTHING COMPANY, na OORNER 7TH 4NDG@ STREETS Deonxxexnrss, OR THE LIQUOR HARIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. LADIES’ GOODS. ‘RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ASTABLIBEMERT, 1295 NEW YORK 4 VENUE NORTH’ Eventug De ‘Lacs ‘Carta HOUSEFURNISHINGS. P. Haxex Hrs & Co, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Sxcoxp-zaxp Prasoa BOOKS, &o. B%Xs 47 AMazinaty Low Prices BeALMwore axp oi RarLRoaD, Schedule to effect, SUNDA SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 7m, = lot to be sold at; and ims, Crape Vella, 815 18TH ST., Dickens, Scott, Maeanlay, the Posts and other noo- Free Mame'by SERCK GABEEN BRAD. tees! Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flush ana Velvet speciaity, | 5: ave ow EXHIBITION A FINE LINBOF | Copyright Books at prices lower then eves betere. ond pv SCHOMAC! U & CO. BON- Gents’ Garments Dyed, Cleaned and. Ladies Tow ua can be cbinined anywhere, ane book svete | SEAN & Coy CRICK |. MARSH and others. a CAROLINE formerly’ winTA. Wacker WALL PAPERS. of ee ONSSANDERS & STAYMAN, and Maison Yriese, Rue Bivol-e, Paris. 306 INEXPENSIVE PAPERS: ‘WM. BALIANTYNE & 50K, alt-lw O34 F at a ST. F. WILLS, HAVING RECENTLY RE- = TN ART COLOMB AND! 115 428 Mihai. Mittra irom New Yore Jyh the leteat tries.0, CHOICE DESIGNS, ENRY C LANCASTER, Docker Brorners Praxus, Gitaxe Palmer. ana. Ree eared {0 aie Srstclass | FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES | “Catnotie Goods Scnool Bock Staloncey and Latest FISCHER PIANOS, Sr. Taylors sgatem of cutting and Sting. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. | S°veities at lowest prices =. ESTEY PrANos, ‘Tailor-made Suits a specialty. hd 2" Sees LIBRARY BOOKS. ADAME PERLIK'S DRESSMAKING PAR- SPECIAL LINE OF Books, ESTEY ORGANS lors, 1110 Fst handsome suit made from $5, Family. Pocket and Teachers Bibles PIANos FOR REST Gnity, except Sundays. bor, Frederick et an dat vant and 5:31 p.m. daily, ex —o 1309 F 8T. N. W.. 1s now exhibiting a most complete line of French BONNETS AND HATS. au 40 pm. Noextre tare ‘on thts train for Beetitne cacwereEaor-aad”ivcaltg Ges | Guapea ato Pmiome | tenon too soaary. Por any length of time dare Serie nn i orsace my 0 specikitg 1b 20-60 GRADES AND PRICES. ‘© G PURSE! ‘Moderste prices, Bay terme | Pleteburyh Citveland and Detroit wide a » BROCADES, 029 astm nie SANDERS @ STAYMAN, For exington ad Hocai Satlons, 8:40 a m. daily, a . Moe J. P. Paner Sita tag Cuzar Booxs. Curar Paree wun FUL EPRINTS Woe ware as Por Havres Symington and Phitadeipina, TAPESTRIES, B a i SALE 7:30 e. m.. 1:25 p.m. and mm. daily,” ‘The Home. twelve mos, uniform in size and style, MENT, NEW ABD SECOND HAND. ‘or Raitimore on week £50.640, 730, #30 a ‘VELOURS, bound in cloth. gilt; 53 kinds, ouly soe. each, ATV BECK! and 10:05 4 m., 12:10, 8 {go-minute teniny Writing ‘and en ‘24 sheets of paper and ot ie ee te 4340.5: “ CRETONNES, envelopes to mouich only 1a box. FIRST CASS TUNING AND REPAIRS OF | Por laltimore on ta 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. pp IS aS PIANOS ORGANS LONG PREERIENCE | a'm: To, | TY rae cael SET tg ag anes Sate nes nt wt —_ TPRIGHT FAHE | 20, m und 5:00 p.m. dally: 10a.r9, has mn A. NEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP 2 FandeioTinee.ne | PPANERAMP UPRIGHT AND sat a Wetuingion to New Grice ap sips ie a INDIAN CURTAINS, exquisite quailty oftone, aod durability. Over 160c Bom CHARACTERISTIC DESIGNS = New Boo ‘and iat bee.” Special” batgains tee one Mao | [BFor Wilmington, Deleware, and intermediate po ce SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK aT ied antes = or monihty”paysuctts several aighly ted at Weeseon Bit os and Wilmington, 8:15 p. mda: CED PRICES. Poverty Grass (Lille Chase W: : For Anmapsils 6:40 a.m. and 12:10 and 4:90 p. BONNETS AND HATS, shawls Memolrgand Levers of Deity Nadinga. mim) "XCHANGE WAREROQES, qu | onsumdurusum m. $40 ea. FOR HIGH STYLES, Pit dees Uniands aud Meadows Cabbote) si HE STL? & BACER IMPROVED UF more 8,640, S800 md m0, : ERS PTLY EXECU’ Polltician's Daughter (ies Pianon competent Judges | ving: 8: Sad ONE OF HER SPECIALITIES. Vee ae des Init Love ‘and Meaicines Gilat) = ‘erate, clerance: refinement ot Tnevand extreme | 440, 7-00 ted 3130 pam For initgun an Netto alg P. HANSON HISs & CO, pa al en eS ee aay p.m. daily: 4:40 pm. daily, except Sunday. to ———— n18 815 16th Street | Yoru avenue, we shall run it in connection with our | sid see them at the pal stations tan Branch S40. a Mr M. J. UNT, store, “473 Irenle ave ANT ose STG | aig HiANC FARCHANGE WAREROOMS, | | Snicundaystapeataitmations Vor Calthershire ani - Hose a ‘points 10:00 am. rns M. Br Cor Ix Puce ‘Missions left a1 eliber store will be prompuly filled. Ke i W. H. MORRISON. PORTIERES AND HEAVY CURTAINS WAY We will begin idonday and offer our stock of Por- fereut makers always on hand, Cash aad time bar- ‘FAMILY SUPPLIES. reat! arrive from the West dally 6:20. 7:20am, i gains at very siuall margins of profit. Be sure and | 4. 7 ptile express. Also some cboloe LOMESTIC GOODS worthy of in-| HV euty CURTAIN Has BEES MARKED BOWS. ra Eni before Buyimeeiacnnere: at ibe py ER $12 Portires maredaowato-#10. | New Fos, Now Cvnnanne, |), 80 EXCHANGE WARKROOMS, op, | decirace, 11:40 mn 3:20 put. ahd 10000 pa. alls ‘Always in stock a full assortment ot MOURNING 33 do. 20. 1 JT EES SS = ‘and iatermediate points worth: pa a % fe de io. elmer) pebcchimared | Dy weg arm aimmapotte 8:20am. and 2:50 and 625 nam 2 . 4 bright that we are the voniy ft : 3 2 ac a 20. CaTCH ER) house, y that mak i cebang- | Sunday, 1 - 8:35 p.m. pate? tue wee “The greatest bragnin offered eour Asiik importe ee — IneSew Pianos for Gis Guen Tne very ben valte | Fron Harpers Kerry soa Valley Raliroad, 5:0 a, 7 N a ‘ormer ‘Tureoman Curtain, in five different colors. EW CATCH CREAM CODFISH, alowed { id platios and the difference in the price | Mm. daily ex: ‘Sunday. Price $40: we now cat them tosGU. “These goods Wil tg fanbepald in montis: pagmoets ty sai, Spicnctd | "Efim’srederick and intermediate potnts. 8:25 am, Semngh all be sold in a tew days, so you should call early at NEW N. Y. STATE BUCKWHEAT, bargains pow being exhibited, at the PIANO EX- 1S p.m. daily except Sunda.. Weil HOEKES Grate Re Tacs GIST TRAE ANGE WAR S2'oth see nam We “Baltimore. tor Washingwon MME. B. VAN REUTH spree, Furniture and Det AE SES - Rs ps 950, ‘3100, $3 wort yy gic —j a a vet space. URE VERMONT MAPLE 8Y! ~ w * 5 1 and + _- Fiat aap URES threat PP | rom Gua serage, a2 ape and fresh tavoretin tue | Pia Gk SIRS oes Sl eis ea i payanents, SF waphepehgraatempmataag ing Parlor to the ubove actress, where she will make thew in spring time. Try te ithe old and reliable music house. JOHNS EE ES van Wekbcten tity ot inulay Station, to order, artistic Costumes for street and house wear; Rimeegad = YY BUTTER ogee as iiispossinle to | & CO., 937 Pen ‘peer 10th st. n10-1m 325 and 6:40 p.m. 4 ‘Rece] nd Ev Dresses, Tulor-made Suit Produce. Price very moderai Si L NS Tr rE For further intormation at the Raltimore a: iota ware ee W. H. Hovcxros & Co. sailoquefort and Edam CHEESE, this season's impor | Nf 220) Sna ‘other Orgemeat all ist AMERE ie Tice oe, Wathington sation. 810 and ‘ 3 : et Bo | Pen reenne, ° Feet, where ‘Zins Dress Trimmings in stork and made to order, . th. achotion's, Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, ploale | cuthiy pasments, JOM FELIS @ CO. 937 | Penne taken nor haggage to be checked aid Te 8 Goo 68,1 pens, ete. ec F aniaave., bear 1 NGA Sing prdars foosive Ieaeiemnne ss Encdst Ualry and New York state CREAM | J>IANOs AND ORGANS FOR RENT on sabes | “HSSNW Re Mourning orders receive attentior velo Complete Wedding Trousseau » specialty. 1216 F street N W. CHEESE inoderate prices; oy a ELLIS & 00. Gen. Manager, Raktimore. _{ ea SS oe ee 101m ___987 Pennayivania ave, near 10h at, IEDMONT AIR LINE. _ ae Company, (GQHEET MUSIC-SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO FF . als __722 18th st. 0015 Sit itudeal profession and io manson of ua sastenve Mr ond Fr custion, On Gu nrc: M HST. N. W._ CORSETS P. M LIS @ OO, S87 Pena. eee ene. JOHN oP ae m_Daly sor Warreaten, Gordousville. ( M. 7 gi periect At pint : : . - aw, neue . Rocky “Mount, Danvitie: a hutive 7 sfrtces, eefonin Waist: Feeme MENG LETS 01m elgh, Charlotte, Atteiitn, and all pointe: South, Pole man palace bufiett sleeping car Washington to At Cornets und Busties. Corse.s'lannderied. selssm* CORNER 14TH AN ND NEW YORK AVE \HICKERING |PIANOS TO RENT ON EASY - FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES. ‘The choicest Meat, the fr ve HARDMAN, terms oF instalments. Janta, and Washington to New Orleans. SAVORS FOK T e choicest Meat, the freshest Verctables. Poultry ARDMa = zt bag tly Ce Flety at low prices ‘Toy ance ofall kinds, Game a speciaity. Sevect Oysters, va- | Here itios | PY HOTT & OO, | Strasbors and intermediate stations care Graamenta,“Costome “Cretl aeocenel riety of fresh Fish, Clover Leaf Butter, fresh Egys, | AND OTHER No. 903 Penn, =¥6. for Warrenton, Gordonsville, Guaue Paper, and all materials for making paner flowers, Sprays of Green Leaves, Fauey Colors 5:30 pm Duly CARPETS, ALL GRADES. Charlottesville, Staunton, Louleviive, Cimeiunat) aid Fruit and Canned Goods of the best brands always on | a I: points on the Ches ce on te. Pulls iver bangle Paper, wilt Lorders, race So band. Wu & Buos. Peep | Se ee oe ders, scrap Pictures for Fancy Work, Making » oli ORDERS YOR DINNERS A SPECIALTY. 7th st. nw. Established 1864. 11:00 p.m.—Daily for Lynchburg, Ral Ashvilie, Theater Boonen Se. Fine ssoontmens af Chplaes UPHOLSTERY Goops, are unrivaled. ee eae ee eee: ‘Bros, the best medium Galiy’s wonderful self-playing instruments. Cards, from le. to $3.50. vact 100; dnpanese 1) Vases, Lamp Shades. ( ‘My experience in this business and. my personal at tention to store and orders with the very best the market affords to select from, | gazrautee satisfaction ‘ards, 250. per i, Mats, Para s Fire screens, Charlotte, Coumbia, Aiken, Angasta, Adania, Mone S nd Soutiiwest, Pult~ ken: sc, palesh fontgomery, connecting with parlot Curios, Favors, Booby. Pres, we. Sect Susie, Be: a = Reliable new triple, univou Upright Planus for $175. | car to New Studies for Painting. Children's Books, Games, trans | SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN LACE F. J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. | oci8. O° |TEsike” Gh WasMIWGTOX AN OM10 DI- fer Pictures tor miki, cbes Se. 3. SAY GOULD. sat CaO WORCHLE 60. Vision, Pa eve. ocdv-sm CURTAINS. H. B, COOLIDGE, Manager. ectieo | FY’ oa © Leave Washington 9:15 a.m. dally, except Sunday, Vey on Ee Sole Agents for the Unrivalied Sn and 740 pan syotumming! leave Sound Mut Aon NADP ccs, Seale PAS 3 Pes C. Horeaissos, FURNITURE RE-UPHOISTERED AT SHORTEST and deslers in Strings, Biusical Tnstraments, Sheet m 'Scusie aod Music Books 100,000 copies of 5 und 10 cent Sheet Music. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER a om Bouth Rivive at. Wasbineton 230 p.ma:and from Louisville @40 int #44 LOUISIANA AVE. N. W : 5 Piunos and Organs to Rent. and 31-90 p.m. DIPORTER, NOTICE, SOLE AGENT For Enwan F. Dax ‘Tickets, ‘lecpink ‘car Teservation and informe THE CALIFORNIA PaTENT LoLLeR Process | Howarp F', Droop, Hen terelaues amd Saeuage checked ot office "Om WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECO- crus Pata or baiatty aos ass eae: 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Vania Railroad, Oth and B ss. JAS. L. TAYLOR, WRAPS AND JACKETS. ss 1 am now receiving choice varietics of Potatoes, |. Sole Azent, for, Senay, <.one, Gabler, Decker a Soe Eneeege Ages RATIONS. which are coming in very freely. and houseiscepers | SOicr Planes: Sterling Organ eee Bed eae do well to ley in their riock, as I hardly think wll be lower this season. Ibavea fine line of Ap; les, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lena SYLVANIA ROUT! WEST AND SOUTHWEST. SPLENDUD = A large and rich stoct: of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS, at lowest prices ever numed for equal values. We invite special attci.ioa to our superb assortment Chandive.. Tastraments suid on monthly. paynoen Exchanged, ented, Tuned, Repaired, Moved: Seared d Second-band Pianos of other mukes always H. HOUGHTON & Co., fer WiCATS Lalede: bhaped nea ieiionann Ui! june of choice GROCHI:Ucs, i: quautities to suit, at ‘ow tare, IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 147. Isso. eae : & a riod | 2m 1214 Fa.nw, | At wholesale prices for cash only. Dusiy's Pare cider | “feiepno i a eave Washington fo staiicn,corter of Sixth SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seat, $23. negara specialty. : For Pittsburg aud the West. Chicago Limited Express SEAL PLUSH VISITES, Seal trimmed, $25. Putkeness and Fale Deaiiug may be Kelied Upon. RES REA rs xe gf Baiaer Sleeping Cary at 12: F at Imported C APs, with genuine Rassten | caedeasd 2 K NNN AA BRE with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincin Hare tail and ball tamming, $9.75 «ad upwards | py Mouey returwed if goods are not saisfuctory. es, PRE AG BEE Sn tuutler arto Se Louis dally, tescept seturia, London Made JACKETS $4 upwards, Hoxr Arr Decorartos. pony FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sola a A'S Bey kee fone ‘Car Aitoous to cheat: BEA MARK:.7S 95, regular price $12. sag POOLF. 954 La. Pp F leaben ae Chaeagee French (rimmed HATS aad Be NEES Sonia xece] ve more attention, or afford us. tayno ORTES a cae } more pleasure than the ee ae iarrisbung An immense assortment of Fancy FEATHERS SORATIONS OF OUR HOMES. WOOD AND COAL == Through Sleepers t and. Pacitic Expres, 10:00 P.M. daity, foc Pitsburg mu the West, with Urough Sleeper Harcsbury 10 Chicaxo, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, For Frle, Canandaigua, Noch-ester, Butta from Se. to ‘MILLEN ‘TS aud RiBBO! Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings. at very reasonable prices, and the value of its refiulu estimated. Lilies are invited to call at our office and get in- structions and samples of work free. UNEQUALED IN TUNF. TOUCH. WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY. Warren H. Manow, ‘Wholesale avd Retati Dealer in pew cesigns. Sole Agents for the COAL AND WOOD. s For Williamsport. Lock Haven aod Elmira, at 9:40 528 'Drh st, u.w.. SLC , all colors, $1.25 per yard. ‘Main Office No. 710 Dst n.w. Offices and Yards— ‘ork’and th 25. hast, 00 and 1 A WAL KNABE £02. aa nt 1 pal rds. Every | [> I Sth ana Bat No. 216 A st. ne, Cost De dag, BOO a: Sa 42S Soe 4a, 5. $1 pale ups every hand Bats. sw, No. st. ne, Coal Depor— pay Sunday, Da S20. 00, 4 bale Sted an waren Rocussrrn Lars. Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues sw. Nei Pcase iveaova. Me dally, except Suuuay ening GLOVES frou: 16 to 30 ined len; D. ; oem . xe e pave, Just received g new supply of these cele-| AOMces are connected with the ‘Telephone Ex-| 490 WNor J’ uncnass 3 brated lamps in Brass, Nickle-plute LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED. ‘and Antique Fee eee eet change 2:00 P.M. every day. z a SOPRe For Brooklyn, Sy all through, tains Coonee 907 Pennsyivaulaave, |S case. seman ISIERSON PIANO, aff ¥Pel | 3 Sy wits boa 9 of dir ie afore g Aerts I rhoronghly first-class Instrozaent at @ nk ler to wulton street, avulding Aum CARPET SWEEPERS. af % “ouU now i use, Serriage across New York City. ‘7Trevise, Paris a0 | mene eieen Gel Coan W oon. | siumprice. “over ais ia | Frpitnitgtias £55, Wi SA x2. a. a. 2.00 Fe cRRrtgrttorre sazo JONSSON BHOTHTERS Toe aatd a came er om ono | $8 Sh a a, Heth es =e hale Lee the dneat oneetee oda’ and every One Z a Limon expres, 8: week days Tue Froons Dress Srrezps warranted to give eutire satstaction, Wharves and Railroad Yard: ‘Largest assortment of Five-cent Music in the city. and 4:00 wily 635 Are recoinmended be i leading Dressmakers. They ure absolute.y Lunper vious au veo- BU ‘ ss Twelfth aud Water streets southwest, eS ro 16:00 and 11-26 1" y ADAME ORTH HOw: WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, neers apes 915 F street Ne ehbecer nese. 4 Tyo hor anne Baer reece China and Glass tmporters, enmegs KK RAKAUER AND GD PEASE S co. ’s Creek Line, 7:25 A. Aiand 4:40 P. aL, Fine Liported Trimmings meek. | coo pees Penney vans sve 1202 F street northwest. ey enum — ss : _ Se v 1615 Seventh street northwest. 3... KUMN'S, 407 10th st. a Mar. Vox, Buasois Mover, [Cou Weare Is Conv, Hisimsivanmavses stamens, | Beene NUS RICKS inih street northwest, and when you start to velect a HEATING and COOK- Formerly wi ND ALEXANDKEIA AND lo. v c "5 xf N) ‘TO: ILROAD. pena ea a nae diag) | INC ETOVE. te Lae talaclingectat coed Corner Third and K streets nortuwest SEWING MACHINES, &¢.__| ,,.7RR ARCA cos os. 11 aM. 1201 Teasouavie prices, and sat ction guarn: ed. asscriment ever shown tu this: Also LATROBES, 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast = ‘a noon, 23205, 4:25, 4:35, 6:01. 5905. 10905, and 11.37 rosseaus a specialty. tween Lan EAL AND AL! Into the new ‘aud fasbiouuble. visite aud Evening presses. Ibe ce: k vet RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MAN- LS, &c., in great variety. In TIN WARE wekeep | the finest quailty, which costs very little more than the common. A call solicited. P.M.” On Sunday at %, #235, 11 AM. vl Fortdchuignd and the South, 6,11 4. 3 daily, and ret out daly, wi 4:35 P. BL dally, except Sunaiy. ‘we Sicext New Awenicas, No.7. ‘The most popular Sewing Machine in America. Does the most highly artistic embroidery work in Largest Private Railroad Yard south of New York. Also, Extensive Wharves, giviug unsurpassed facili- es lor the economic handling of Fuel of all kinds, ’ ve Alcanudria for Wasuington, 6:05, 890, try repaired. Mutts ‘Ae Sits arrasene, geneil, tinsel, &<. eave A ‘ £05. S00, SGHAMe NSIb si enw No alee Ae Coal detivered on cars direct from Afines into our | “instroction iree at your residence Callandseen | 10:00. 10:43 4. M. =, iit exe s AND Yard. at work, or send for samples. Monday). e TG) F st iiss | _ 006 G rH StRext N. W. Ladies wishing to have a machine sent on trial will a please notify us by mall or telephone. We employ no drummers, All kinds rented and kh vOOD, elth stick or prepared to C AUERBACH, cor. 7th and H.sta, ecteratone Racer a Totepgne caladbes Clean Coal, Full Weight and Measure, Prompt De- | Hand: 310, 0:32, LUKE P Te ner of 13th street and Pennsylvauia, ave the station, where orders can be left for the of baggage to destination from ‘hotels aud residences, CHAS EB PUGH, General Maunger. J.B WOOD, General Passenger Ag Ihoved o ortheast corner of 11th and G strevis, Mas ell the latest tai styles in bornel and bet fraues, TN Wedealin best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL, To Housexserrns \ypss an DOS stY iii siticeer Nogrmwrsn, ‘Makes Corseis to order in every style and material, wud guarantees perfect ntund comfort, ‘We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are row prepared to furnish, in large or small quantities, TER SPECIALTIES ARE— CHINA, liveries and Prices as Low as Fuel can be furnished | F) PEE, WHITE is KING! THE ACME OF Fee POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. open eed aves miported Hoar eee Saati Coie es concentration acd condensaiion of mechanical geulias | = TOMAS RiViGr LAND =a Patent Shoulder Braces, wud! ait Dress Neform Goods, Ce wo EL AT SUMMER RATES Aud aki ‘The range of work can not be excelled. ig | JOR POTOMAC RIVE LANDINGS. French Corseis and Busiies, LERY, is a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Call and seeltat Sd MORERNEY'S. & Children's Corset V. BALDWIN JOHNSOX, Herb dbets ey FINE PLATED WARR, thse. de CHE NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD STE OTSA Woo! Machines Of ail kinds for saleor | Leaves “thtreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS mogko) that 5 Gaither nie BES And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best | ¢ypolesale and Hetall Dealer in pTrerly es foe ee eS RAYS and SALCRVAYS ‘at 78 ta. Returning pashli Se es Fuil Weight and Measure. for The Universal Puiterns, ‘see them _my2i apa ve end SUNDAY pm. conc Our goods were never better or cheaper than they | | Wood and Coul direct from the forests and mines pT ah og OF are this season. M. W. BEVERIDGE, by rail and water, and iree trom slag. sise aud over Snes Bay. May S 6025-3 ‘No 1000 Penn, ave,_| "purities ATTORNEYS. see ON Ey PAUGLTT. Agent, Moss Jeux Consox Sars = aan Holm Yard and Oca 110k Hovde taland ave mw, | SSS ae oe MIT CW. RIDLEY, Matuger. ei In an articizentitied “Family Living on $500 a Y Hovssrunnisurnas Braye oe corer GEA BS _ PRENTIS NUTT, OF ET rE LW, J) RECT TO NEw yorE—rresour strane ice, corner 9th and K sis. nw. Nic Fst. practices in“all the Courts abd Depart ERS JOHN GIBBON and FC. KNIGHT leave “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and | we nave justreceived another shipment of fof enacted hy Senepaone ulm _ | ments, and before Congress. * oS | Tt Sh ae east Wailing, ae atte lights, would cost about $8 per month, providea COKE | Low. and 1 Hartiord Carpets, comprising Wilton's = N EL MILLER, ATIORNEY-ATLAW, | MORNING. "Freight at lowest rates. rey were used in cities,” &o. ig, welvet ana Aexbary tapestry: Kersagion | __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. . Hooms's end 4, Gunton Law Buliding, Mt Yeeson: ar viwsow: eo oe Te a : Se eee — : —— Fancy Bile Furniture Coverings, teva ain vis MBIA SHIRT ¢0,, HARRY G Rendence. 813 T st. nw. STEAMER W.W. CORCORAN wy) ANY baat OF wacmeneraw | Goer rake Shree Uva nae Sart | CFs curtneeistelt ROGPERe” bewtemes 5 Al He Vecdon at fo uo ate “Tettrning, taken ANY PART OF WASHINGTON Ghoice goods will dod it to tuelt advantage to exase Furnishing Goods or 14 Besar: ahi PROFESSION. enon eg % ‘OR GKORGETOWN— piace ats HOOE BRO, ¢ 00., BE = ocl 1328 F street. iLLERY’S. “| 40 Bushels for 63.70 rite cao a ear : STEAMERS. J Corn and Bunion highly recommended and 4 . TL ~ 25 Busbels for $2.50. Goon News Goon News sae sie pete rey sili bev bem ee id ‘TLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE. e ort guaran cwar sent O1 1 COKE NOT CRUSHED WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECK W: pened omgey Ney leg ck podeng de EW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS, 40 Bushels for $2.90. FROM bros =. ‘Stlutly ou band aud made to order. mit | Briuah, Denieh end Preach Went Indie Islands x ~ — 6 & a 2 we Ki - ee eee ee ee Shirts to otder, 6 for $12. A perfect it guaranteed |. Vf 4D., RLZEMON®. or rh ait er Supping n Gay of soars os Orel. Kite, An VES} 5 Every hidden my revealed. Finds or buried | Meus, Mar 4 cs = A WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Fen a ec en eae CARR aD) ition ELLERY'S, 1987 F street, treanires or cane eee eeTee; cect | eave pemeewr secommodaton scalest Oat ed 4211 and 413 10th street, sno one need be without a well-furniahed home |. 008 Opposite the Enpitt House. | ily troubles. Causes speedy marriages. Brings sepa: < LEAYCRAFT & ©, Decause they have not got the cash to apare, rated together, Never inti Gives picture ofome 908 | oon an a. ony eeepettet ae ‘Wo tredetermined to knock wie bottom out of high FINANCIAL _' Slckueas,” Satistuction or uo Ba." BtoB. Open Sune = == New Daoror. prices, and will set! day. 421 Oth st., bet. Dand Esta now. zd-2te INCE Waurrety, TPHE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE. 03 ee ON oie weir GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS P ow BHOKERS ER at ee beaters fiat CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- S60 Ra Seton } Sow Yorn. =e =s Pare = tarees Koreoran Guuiding wi AD. 2 : MILWAUKEE LAGER BERR Willan sha cise: SOUAE Scr ium wee | Mn aiCuee ax: 0 Reuse | peed ake ec wie Pe Sane pTiowe £20 ‘Pennayivaniaave Ws the Oldest established expert Specialist in = And we make this extraordinary offer that customers | WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PATLADELPHIA C3 SENMES AND HUSBAND, GUW. | S1Y,a0¢ Will guarantee ucure in all caves Of private phish Pete ‘con make their own terma in regard to payments. Guanes. Panewonb Cnizoneiae —, Giecane of men and, furnish medics, of oc Come and see the largest store tn the United states, | Saums WAUTELY | H CaUGEE Oaxae, ‘Amerin'e bea operators. ioe 1118 Fe: or. | S80, Notary Publis GINGER ALK, LEMON 80Da, &0 ‘Come and sea the largest and moss varied stock to 20: Bexar Se Do Soft and hard corns, inflamed and sore jouns, | B! aly, 1885. Depots: lect from, Pere, Y ‘Mrs: Dr. SEMMES" Louion and Salve, 321 | ond 615 to 623 D street southwest, Telephone 480. Come after you have poste: yourssives on rehsble bad esd tars dedehern tad re wal postu 700 tat Pie coess ee THE TRADES. Dix wages CROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, — a PTO G. FABEE, GOLD AND S:LVER PLATER, | C0 be consulted cadences cle SAMUEL C. PALMER. dinect trots the ‘Rew Wore of Jewelry. Fancy Bronze Ornaments | %4,2.¥. Correspondence and consuiter (THE OLD RINK), on ate 4 Hdeilver Ware” Up stairs, over coal ofc, 1114 ‘confidential Separate rooms for ladien ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 18TH acts valwaye open. nao E ‘MIDMAN & WARNEDON, ‘ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A KUTTLE weoaxt "T'aixos AND 14TH STREETS X W., DENTISTRY. WwW Hook-Dingers, Paper-rulers, and Blank M ee ,tre of Be, BROTMAICS inwizorating Cone ee GRAND ASSORTMENT | Is tne place you were looking for. Comeand be com DE® = Orn, DENTIST UFFICE 1907 F| _oxl3 420 and 422 11th a nw. stherge pore TY impetus Vigor othe sito ayye ‘vinced that what we say are fhote and nohumbag We STRE! 1. We a € eset ss Teport, come and make your own terma—es oeiernine and nat Natural Teatn — | Cy" AND. - MATERIAL AND STYLE ey ceivanwrn: = a D NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED, EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE AND TRIMMED GARMENTS HERE AT LOWER PRICES ‘THAN EISEWHERE, Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAV! Dk OE ee ER pense, eras Peg es warranied UNDERTAKERS. Ry ees Sie eles ht Kearsroxe Marr Wunxey. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS STRICTLY PURE, ee onenent DES SUITS la DIAGONALS CORKMCRRW and TAS ERFACTS DIGESTION. SPECIALTIES, - DI BI iy CASSIMERES, from $10.00 to $40.00, Robby SUITS for ‘Unequatled for Consumption, Westing Diseases, and Stylisn, Nobby Re re Oe ‘General Debillty. TeLis May ges a ine of UNDERWXAR and NRCR' e Large! 2 — eee PRICE, Pet Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $6.00 — ‘SECOND FLOOR. Beware of Imitations, None genuine without the of kant, cease SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE ‘igaature of EISNER @ MENDELSON, | Sid Son nw. iroo dep ‘apriea® POR SALE at ND WINTER, ‘96 4ND ‘or, 1 __——_—>— Ritaie 2. soe nee act |W. HH Bina am __ ERE Jones ne —— ie eres et ae oe ae ae