Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1886, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘Whe Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixcrox, D. C., Dec. 6, 1886. Indications for 24 Howrs, Commencing at3 p.m. To-city of Cotumbi 2 by light su For the Distric weather, follow nearly siationar Prrsoys in want of Christmas presents will do well by attending the auction sale at 1347 Penn- s¥lvania avenue northwest, See auction columns for advertisement. and Maryland, fair ww, northerly winds, Pars: atc PaiNt COMPANY, 1236 9th st. iraky roofs and, Gump walls cured. C. BLANKETS, Comforts, lowest price, Stern's, 904 7th OLD Crow Wursky. Charles Kraemer, 737 7th. achets, Gould's, 9th.— Adv’. ne Buckingham house, sen, proprietor. Fur- ments. ‘Restaurant under the personal supervision of. proprietor. Inspec- tion of premises solicited before making engage- ments lsewhere. Situated opposite McPherson square, on 15th, between Land K streets north- ‘West, 1h the most salubrious quarter of the city. Dass Stirs for hire, 414 9th street, Briontwoop Racks Tuesday, December 7th, at 1.30 p.m. $6.00 Newaankers reduced to #4.75. Stern’s, 9047th Savgeyesight and dollars consult Hempler,cr. 434. OPEN For THE S 920 15th street, A ished in suites of aj CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Aupavon’s—Barrett tn “Richilieu.” Narionat.—“We Us & Co.” Haxnrs’—Bandmann tn “Hamlet.” Kerwan’s.—Variety. MaNassas PANORAMA.—Day and evening. Dix Musgvu.—Variet: Phe Hi Condensed Locas. ‘The Kendall Green foot ball team defeated the Bavalcadets ‘team at Annapolis Saturday by ascore Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin, and S. F. Merrill, of this city, have purchased the works of the Capi- tal Pressed Brick company, near Alexandria, for 5,600. SAGP EB. Thomas, general manager of the Rich. mond and Danville system of railroad, has resigned Bis position for the purpose, It 1s sald, of accepting ‘the presidency of the line, offered to him by Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt. A block and tackle used for hotsting mortar from ‘the ground floor to the roof of the Pension ae ave Way Saturday aft.raoon and struck fienry Lewis, a laborer, knocking him senseless, ‘and inflicting serious wounds on the head, ——— Compiction of the jew Foundling Hospital. TTS WORK AND WANTS. ‘The building for the new Foundling hospital on 15th street, between R andS streets, has been com- pleted and was turned over to the board of man- a fast week by the builder, Col. R. I. Fleming. ‘The building ts a model of construction, hand- somely finished, and the tsolation of all the plumb- ing from the wards and rooms of the hospital Most adinirable. The ladies’ board, of which Mrs. Buicknes ts mont fs vieqpresident, have now the work of fur- nishing the building, selecting a matron and ar- ranging to open the institution for the care of foundiings, as soon as possible. The funds that on hand for this | sd pe had to be partly applied to the buflding fund owing to theinereased ost of building during the last Summer, and to thei in their good Work, the ladies ask for ‘tbutions of money, furniture, fuel, infants ing. provisions, or anything sultable for the Uses of such an establishiuent. It has been. sug- kested, tn asking the aid of the different churches and Sunday ols, that the infant class and Jarger children of each Sunday school might unite in endowing a little cradie to be known by and marked with the name of the church whose chil- dren furnished it. The ladies hope to have ‘the building furnished and opened by February, and at the end of that month to hold a tea and housewarming party, when all their friends and the publie generally will be invited to visit and in- sSpectthe building. Any contributions may be THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., ois MONDAY, | ht 6, 1886-DOUBLE SHEET. ' LINCOLN HALL BURNED. Destructive Conflagration That Sweeps a Theatre Out of Existence. A NOTABLE BUILDING DESTROYED—THE NINTH-STREET OPERA HOUSE, THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SEVERAL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS BURNED A Worv Avovr Catansn. “Itis the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi- fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the air and food passages, that Cotarrh makes its strong- hold. Once established, it eats into the very vitals, and renders life but a long-drawn breath of misery and dis- ease, dulling the sense of hearing, trammelling the Power of speech, destroying the faculty of smell, taint- ing the breath, and killing the refined pleasures of . _ Insidiously, by creeping on from a simple cold in the head, it assaults the membranous lining and en- velops the bones, eating through the delicste coats and causing inflammation, sloughing and death. Nothing short of a total eradication will secure health to the patient, and all alleviatives are simply procrastinated sufferings, leading toa fatal termination. SaxFoRD's Rapicat Cons, by Inhalation and by Internat sdmin- istration, has never failed; even when the disease has made frightful inroads on delicate constitutions, hear- ing, smell and taste have been recovered, and the dis- ‘ease thoroughly driven out.” Saxyorp’s RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of the Rapicar. CURE, one box CaTARRHAL SOLVENT, and one Impnoven INHALER, neatly wrapped in one pack- age, with full directions; price, @1. Porrer Duva & Cuemicat. Co, Bostor. The building known as the Lincoln hall building, at the corner of 9th and D streets, was destroyed by fire at an early hour yesterday morning. The conflagration was one of the most destructive that has occurred in the city for many months. The ‘spectacle was a grand one, and was witnessed by ‘great throng of people, who congregated in the streets despite the snow and chilling wind. ‘The Are burned until there was nothing lett of the large structure but a heap of smoking ruins, enclosed by broken and blackened walls. The lower floor of the building was occupied by bust- ness establishments. On the second floor Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Spencer conducted the Spencertan Busi- ness college and had their residence, and the upper art of the building was a theater known as the ra-house, managed by Mr. Howard Untversity Law school also occupied a hall on the second floor. ‘The bulld high mansard roof. ‘The las performance here of the “Silver King” company was given at the opera-house Saturday night. The com- pany brought with ita large amount of baggage and scenery, and men were employed after the per- formance until late at night moving longings of the company. ‘One theory of the origin of the fire is that one of the men at work dropped a match or spark in the vicinity of the stage, where much inflammable material was stored. HOW THE FIRE WAS DISCOVERED. Mr. Spencer, whose sleeping apartment was on the second floor, was wakened about quarter past two o'clock, by what seemed to be a sharp explo- ning his door he smelled smoke, and realized that the building ‘once aroused his family and gave the alarm. A fire alarm was turned in from the box atthe cor- ner of 7th and E streets, and soon afterwards when the extent of the fire was knot alarm was turned in, At the time Mr. Spencer was aroused It Was difficult to locate the fire. fire seemed to be confined to the dressing room of the theater, over the 9th street. entrance. ines reached the bullding there was Uctle fire to be seen, but the flames spre: through the st with scenery a1 inth Street 0) was surmounted by a HOW IT ACHES. ‘Worn out with pain, but still compelled by stern necessity to stand up to the work before us and bear the pain. Relief in one minute in a Curicuna ANTI- Pans Paster for the aching sides and back, the weak and painful muscles, the sore chest and hacking cough, and every pain and sche of daily tol. Elegant, new, original, speedy and infallible. At druggists, 25c.; five for 81; or, postage free, of Porrer Dave & CHEMI- cat Co., Bostox. mmable material, and soon threatened every portion of the building with de- mounted to the roof, and got beyond the reach of the streams of water which the firemen were pour- ‘The flames and volumes of per windows mac inst the snow-laden sk; timber and showers of sparks e wind a long distance from the Dutlding and threatened the neighboring houses, ‘The fremen worked steadily until after daylight before the fire was finally under control. ‘Their task was a severe one, as the night was freezing ESCAPING FROM THE BUILDING. So rapldly did the fire extend through the butld- ing after Mr. Spencer made his first discovery that tng into the butiding. smoke bursting thro ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical, than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup ontx 1x Cans. RoyaL. Bakrxo POWDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. were carried by eee eee > CITY ITEMS. i AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. = " Grand Holiday Sale of Toys LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE “| ROR, BENT FORNISHED—A a. Semerenes rset et | A omamnorns iter, nea. camakne’ re ‘Matinee on Saturday. * jeu CarTige with irge wax dol regular price, phopedteny, ‘MR, LAWRENCE BARRETT And His Excellent Company. os Mr. Spencer and his family barely had time to escape trom the building. his wife, Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, his son, Leonard. Spence-’and his wife, and a youn; elght years old. Mrs. Spencer, w loyed as servant, first attempted to leave the lding by the D street entrance, but found tt ‘and she Was not stron; the bolts. Then she ran baci through the smoke and heat, which almost scorehed her, traversed the whole length of the building and’eseaped by the main entrance on Ninth street. “Mr. Spencer carried his younger son out of the building in his arms. Mrs, Leonard Spencer, who was greatly Was helped from the butl Casx Prices FOR DRY GOoDs. BLACK STRIPED SILK CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPU pure fine wool, wi WHITE, WOO) ‘His family consists of ESS GOODS, all esident and Mrs. Jessie Benton Fre- | © iy 30 ide double width, onl; L BLANKETS, extra SILK VELVETS, $1. SERGE, beatiful Dress Goods, all colors, le fold, 12 yards for BED COMFORTS, assortment of enough to move again up stairs LACK SILKS, 50, 75,87, 50, LK VELVETS, ‘GOODS, extra wide SHAWLS. pure wool, 81.50. WE. rostrated by theshock, ing by firemen. building on Ninth street, occupied by Tubman, the danger ap} ‘me as great as in the Lincoin hall building. ‘The members of Mr. Tubman’s family were aroused and made a hasty exit from the house. ‘d lady, Mrs. Tubman’s mother, to escape, fell down the stairs and cut herself quite seriously. ‘There were three men belonging to the “Silver King” company in the opera house when the fire broke out, ey escaped without injury. They were Thad. 2. EB. Beard, stage as Greer, his assistant. DOL, Bi PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, PURE WOOL BRIGHT PLAID Children’s wear, 250. ‘A pair of our handsome Damask Towels, all pure fine Jiueny immense size, worth, #1, or & lange size Bridal nit, wor .50, presented to each customer Who Buys 810 worth of Dry Goods. DRY GOODS AT CASH PRICES. Stebbins, the sent to Mrs. George A. Coolidge, treasurer of the ladies’ board at 908 15th street. The Charitable Institutions, HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS INSPECTED BY MR. MAT. THEWS. ‘Mr. W. T. Matthews, who has recently been ap- Stated in Tax Stas, made his report. ‘Of the Columbia hospital, for women and lying- ated, he reports that it is admirably conducted, enlace, Co year on a more than ordinary scale, the Woman’s Christian As- sociation Home, 1719 13th street, for which $4,000 43 appropriated, he says: “So far as I have been able to ascertain, the institution 1s fairly well managed, and has been an instrument for great tn this peculiar fleld.” Of the associa ion for destitute colored women and children, on ‘Sth street extended, for Which $6,500 was appropri- ated last year, he states that “this money has been expended.” Ofthe Children’s: a ‘Which an appropriation of $5,000 1s made, he States: “This institution is one of the best known charities in the city, and, besides the property which it owns, has an endowment which, — ‘the last year, produced a revenue of nearly $5, annum. It is a model of neatness and order, although its management seems to be somewhat tore expensive than necessary, the a’ cost of each patient in the institution being about 53 cents per day.” Of St. Ann’s Infant asylum, lo- cated on the Cr bounded by 234 and 24th streets west and K street and New Hampshire ave- nue, Mr. Matthews says it has no other means of Support outside of the apy yo made by Congress, except such jonations as have been given from time to time by the charitably di ‘The House of the Good Shepherd, for which $5,000 was appropriated last year, 1s located at Nos. 1107 and 1109 9th street northivest.. ‘The institution, the report says, 1s not supported by any appropriation out of the District revenues, in Whole or in part. The $5,000 appropriated was for additional accommodations for the use of the in- Stitution. It ts entirely supported by the industry Of the Inmates and the sisters themselves. Thein- come during the past year was about $1,400, and eXpenditures about the same, The institution seems to be well and economicaliy managed, and 1s of great importance to the moral health of the city. “St. Kose Industrial school, for which $5,000 appropriation is made, 1s situated on G strect, be- tween and 21st streets, Mr. Matthews Says Ac seeins to be Well managed and was in admirable Grder when he visited. He regards it asone of the Dest and most valuable public institutions, and, as It Is self-supporting, deserves to be encour: aged. CAS ‘The Water Supply. FACTS FROM CAPT. SYMONS’ REPORT —THR DSADR- QUATE SERVICE ON CAPITOL HILL AND IX SOUTH Wasixeros. ‘The annual report of Capt. Thomas W. Symons assistant to Engineer Commissioner Ludlow, a synopsis of which was given In Saturday's Stax, states that the appointment of Mr. H. F. Hayden, @8 superintendent, and Mr. John J. Beall, as @hief clerk in the water office, has resulted ina Marked benefit to the department. The receipts irom July Ist, 18%, to June 30th, 1886, were: Water rents, $124,968.18; main taxes $56,090.04; Fotal, $169,- eS, $00,743.54. 885, to June 30th, contingent " expenses, ‘xpenses and pipe distribu interest and sinking fund on S, $44,610; Interest and sinking fund for increasing water supply, $55,087.27. TO Tal, $19,800.62. “Water tain tax during year 2585-6, $45,000.20. AU the end of the last fiscal ear there were 916,100 feet of water mains in the etty, including 44,544 lad during the year. From. at localities in the elty have come complaints Of the Scarcity of water, and although every effort has been made to distribute the water to all parts $2 an equitable manner, the result has neither ‘Deen sathsfuctory to this office nor to the people concerned. Ail the water reaching Capitol Hill pases to if through the Koand L streets and ansylvania avenue mains, and the drain on ‘These mains in the lower grounds 1s_ so great that upon the Hill it 1s impossible at umes to get water to flow even into the basements of the houses. ‘There 1s no put ng station by Ineans of Which relief can ‘Capitol and a proper water supply has been unknown there for Feary On accoust ot The growth of the city and’ the great number of ew ‘water lakers, tus condition of thin; ‘een growing worse and worse from year ‘Bouthwest and Southeast Washing’ adequate suppl Ue large supply mains Decause there s ho through line of smailer sv mains for their particular use. At the arsenal the pressure on the main ts only 17 pounds noth Standing if 1s nearly on a level with the rive K and L streets, and ou a 12 inch main leading directly down 43 st from the 30 inch main on Massachusetts av and the Tz inch main on Peunsylvania ave AU Ue of Lath and B streets southwe ait che corner of 13th and B streets southwest the Pressure is only 7 pounds. At the navy yard on wr 12 ich main the pressure 13 only 14 ag es RonuERY TWO YEARS AGo.—James Little was \iast week by Detectives Carter and Ma- Ban ou a charge of robbing Mr. Charles A. Neale, street. northwest, of & gun and othe 1y LWo Years ago, since Which Wme he bistrict. Saturday he was Court and was given three ——— ALBERT COLLECTION OF WATER Conon The sale Of thls will take * auction rooms of Thomas Dowling, ud Pennsylvania avenue, To-morrow Orn ing at eleven ovlock. There are some chole Bits of work by this artist that should. attract ‘The actention Of parties interested In water color painting. S tried tu the Police Sax. S. SaEpp, whose place of business in the Lincoin Halt building, whieh was destroyed Uy the Hire Sunday morning, is tetaporurily located ay 390 wth street! northwest” where be is prepared to roruptly attend to orders for plumbing! gee tel rating and tinning. pe 2 ci Execctox's Sarz.—One of the fnest 's Saum.—One of ¢ fm the District presents Itselt_ tomorow at a carpenter, an TUT ERE RRR” ‘THEORIES AS TO THE CAUSE. One theory of the origin of the fires that it 1s due to a defect in the heating apparatus. The man in charge of the heating was discharged last Friday for incompetency he had almost set’ the bil Potnted by the District Commissioners to inspect | times. Anew man was ti Tateh apprensiationa crocasealio’ singe, hak op | enw cwomen ienre heath eitoct'chtrancet tbs Mblch appropriations are annually made, has 88 | dutiding about, 2 o'clock, just before the fire was Some distance he says ually built street, occupled by Mrs ALM, Ture tum, for which $15,000 1s ropri- | building on 9th street, occupied by Mr. A. M. Tu primp ormebectingwera spre ae es paper hanger, as a store and weldcnes, was jerably damaged by the fire. adjoining building on D street, occu maper warehouse, W hese were the oni the fire outside of the builat nated, the firemen having succeeded in confining the fldmes to that structure. out the half-frogen. firemen’ and policemen were regaled with hot coffee by Mr. Joh L. Vogt. 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th street. ‘as it was alleged that .) ding atime two or three sp Comrorrastes. hen employed. A watch- ep Braxkers We have the Cheapest Line of BLANKETS we have ever had, and are selling them at the LOWEST PRICES. REAL GOOD BLANKETS, $1: 83, 83.50 to 85. COMFORTABLES, 75c., 91, $1. discovered. After they started on a The rear of the + 81.50, $282.50 s occasioned DY in which it origi- AN of LA » $1, $1.25, 81.5 roe few Line \CE CURTAINS, 81, $1.25, $1.50 CURTAIN NET, by the yard, at 25c., 37c., 50¢. HORSE BLANKETS and LAP ROBES Extremely Mr. J. K. Strasburger, the proprietor of the opera house, estimated his loss at $15,000, and has about one-third that amount of insurance. Mr. Spencer, who is insured for $5,000, lost afl his \d estimates his Joss at $10,000. On the ;, the office on the corner was occuy & Son, insurance estimated at about surance. The adj ied by Henderson & Co., w: Store No. 405 Was occu dealer ‘ih notions, whose stock. valued at $25, ‘or $30,000, was destroyed. He was insured’ for No. 407 was occu Sewing machine agent. ‘The T Sewing Machine company and the But- represented by Mr. Barr, itis sald, by insur- Beautiful Styles DRESS GOODS at 15e.; worth 254 TRICOTS, 50c.,75c. HOMESPUN, 25c., 50c. REDUCED PRICES EVERY LINE. covered by in ‘No. 403, was occu- JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, by Lewis Barr, 713 Market Space. sustained by tue For Cunsras Paesewra, SEATON PERRY, (Svccesson To Penny & BRoTHER), ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AT $30, $40 ASTRAKHAN AND SEAL PLUSH JACKETS AND CLOTH WRAPS, WALKING JAG) TINSLINED SICILIEN UACK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, FROM CHUDDA AND CAMEL'S HAIR FRENCH BKOCHE SHAWLS AND GENTLEMEN'S ick Pattern company, is estimated at $8,000; cov ‘The last of the stores the 9th street side, was occupied by Mr. Saiiuel dealer in plumbers’ supplies (5,000; insurance Yalued at $115,000, and the insurance on it was $40,000. ‘THE LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, ‘Which was a very imposing structure of red sand- stone, was erected originally as a headquarter and meeting place for the Young Men’s Christian Association, and was completed in 1869 at a cost of about $123,000. A stock company or assoolation was formed to construct the building. In the upper story a commodious and handsome hall was made, which for years was the private lecture and concert hall of the city. latform all the great lecturers of the day faced ashington audiences, and the most famous si ers and musicians have appeared there. ‘The ¥. A. had thelr reading rooms and the second floor, but In 1881 the association being at that time thvolved financially, was compell to give up the building. The sccond floor was then taken by Mr. and Mrs. §} late Mr. Herzog leased the of the building and converted it into the theater. Upon the death of Mr. Herz the theater passed Into the rhe building was EWMARKETS Al 'E CIRCULARS N OF, CACHEMIRE SILKS, FROM 73¢. TO $3.50 PER FAILLE FRANCAISE, UCHESSE AND RHADAMES IN BLAC D, ALL SHADES, FOK DAY “AS E SILK VELVETS IN BLACK AND GING FROM #4 HANDKERCHIEFS. TOF IMPORTED DRESS From the Lincoln hall W COLOKS, RAN all in the upper part a few months ag yMARK 00 MEE PRICES WERE FROM 88.00 TO $20.00. it THE THING FOR A USERUL City: URES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Prkry BUILDING, Pennsylvania ave,, cor. 9th it, A LOST ONE FOUND. Joseph West, a colored seryant of Mrs. Spencer, who could not be found by the police or reporters all day yesterday and this morning, and who, tt was feared, had perished in the flames, appeared at Mrs. Spencer's temporary nly hotel, on 9th street, this morning at 9 lory 1s that when he left Mrs. Spen- cer in the hall-way of the business college he hur- ried to the D street entrance, bi barred by the heavy doors whi _ Established 1840. Houmax At NNOUNCEMENT. a te cra ee We are Now Fully Propared for the Holiday ich were locked from the outside, he hastily retraced his steps. When he had regitined his former position he could. not find Mrs. Spencer, who, meanwhile, fearing for her life and not daring to rematnin the burning build ing, was endeavoring to escape by the 9th street ‘door, the point where the flames and smoke were the atest. Mrs. Spencer becoming confused by the smoke had lost her bearings LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF GOOD ‘We have ever offered the public, and at prices as low ‘The Latest Illustrated Gi ek Bie ny cea fof ui ahd BALE ous wna men of piel a Oa bee linding and stiftt eried forhelp. West heard her, er assistance led her by the arm down the burning steps and out into the street. Spencer says she was not conscious that it Was ‘West who was with her. AS soon as West had removed Mrs. §) lace Of safety he hurried toa friend's house on Sd street and remained there w When he had suMictently recovered from the ri gnd hardships todo duty, Deen given up for lost. INCIDENTS OF THE FIRE. ‘The firemen continued at work during the greater part of the day yesterday. They suffered greatly from the cold, and many of them while on duty were chilled. Others had severe cramps their legs from standing so long in the ice slush. remen on duty Were soaking wet, ply | and presented a pitiabie appearance with thelt faces, Coats, hats, boots, ete., covered with water from’ the pipes and stow, wh had frozen upon them, however, but carried on U and hurrying ext Desks; Christmas and New Year Car ‘Toy Books for the yotns, and carefully oF Beelected Souvenirs ahd Nove ‘elties of the season, ntil this morning, ee ee oe as and this is why he Lars: W. ‘This is Sealskin weather, and we have the goods in stock. Our purchases were made early and all goods selected. We have SEAL SACQUES and GARMENTS: from $100 to $350—prices as low as any house in FUR TRIMMING in every variety. PLUSH SACQUES, VISITES and NEWMAREETS. ‘MUFFS and BOAS in Beaver and Lynx. ‘MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S FURS. COACHMEN’S CAPES, GLOVES and MUFFLERS. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, ‘905 Pennsylvania ave, nin many cases ‘They did not complain, helr "Work With great ac- ‘The photographers were early on hand yesterday and secured instantaneous photographs of t vered building and the gaged in pot. Ung out the smouldering tir Ie was rumored yeste bodies had been discov investigation ft. was found’ that remen engaged in put- day morning that two firemen. Upon there was no _a3 Sea, Sxux. We offer SEAL SKIN SA Better graden 40 dee Seal Siin dackets Seal Skin Sulte akireaad teint 9975, ee) 897 SEAL. PLUSH UES 40 150. ‘The three young ‘men a 33 at escaped out of a third-stc ‘They were di-eo omicer, Who advised the building and walk dow: Mr. and Mrs. H. C. sj offered inany places th which to make their home uporartly, and took up quarters at the Waverly. to reopen their business sleep in. the opera house ory Window to an adjotn- overed there by a polk m to go back into the ‘n stairs They followed and family were Pandeonie Antrakan Cloth Jackets, 910 and @15. college in some Mink Fur-lined Cire Fur and REHOUND AND HOREHOUND AND HOKEHOUND AND ELEC. HOREHOUND AND ELEC! COUGH DROPS. tum in parvo—imuch in Uttle—is you obtain in thia simple, jeves every case Of tulld OF oF hoarseness, sud Sly relieved. "Zac. Luszrs Loss Ornce ELECAMPANE, ‘Muflsfor ladies and misses. rated Skins £0" p Gloves, B. H. STINEMETZ & 80X, 1237 Ponn. ave.. next to cor. 13th st. HILDRENS S718) AGE 5-13, eee ‘more seriots attacks are speed- O'clock p. m., in front of the premises, being the Property troiting on ‘New York avenue, Ist sad 6 Streets northwest, known as Leefiler's, contalning Over 30,000 feet of ground und buildings thereon Suitable for business or speculative purposes, No. 361 Penneylvants avenue northwest. ESS | Yo “every cash par J.W. SELBY, Fy, ‘and Gentiemen's hepareced 1914-1916 Pennaylvanis avenue. a = 4M EB > micitien, a 5 pts FRANCERCA' DX RIWENT. 30d Gor. 21 i RENT_WE HAVE FOR iT FOR THE | 200373 iT ‘ eae rea AN TPUNSISHED | 3 et RAL Et YORICK'S: VEL ESIRABLY ‘ATED. y 0c Decorated cups aiid saucers for 25¢.; ao % ‘JOHNSTON, $1.50Magie Lanterns for 8-3 MEROHANT OF VENICE and DAD GARRICK. EX ROR ‘7c China toy tea sets for 436.5 Satinilay Matinee: ‘RENT FOR THE SEASON— OR SALE_THRER ‘ og Muste boxes, plays 2 pleces for 97, FRANCESCA DA IISEENT. oe eee F Witdox, st hangein if boughic Be bring wets fora Sony EEERE PERT een | 8” eek, (See Sol outfit complete for 97¢.; eo Legge Jay OR SALE-TWO Prat jOUsES: $2 Sleighs for $1.48 ‘Monday, Dec.13, Second and Last Week of Piha tee mck SRAM a $i Toolchestafor abe ‘MR. LAWRENCE BARRETT. RNEAELE, PEN por Ot Bouse, S00 Wi one 5 Grand Production (first time in Was! of ~ ns Sanat me $1.25; 9 caret tne in Washington) TOR SALE_TWO MIC 4 7 Coss ‘THE LASS OF THE TRIBUNES. La; paseo Tbe Pewter toy tea sets for 43c.; Pras ; Builds 300 per anim. Hapa se Te a poublorals yuarteiee boy chotlole aed Msg wae: | tenant ae ane (new toy) for Oc. he JOR SALE Soc Koyal theaters for s3e-5 a = atow 416 Fst. iw. _ Fotis os 50e Punch and Judy for 33¢. I re ROR RENT. \A DESIRABLE NEW BRICK HOUSE ts. lot $1. Combination blocks for 79e.. 7 rooms an \bath, on Vermont ave., between T and Price, 8.004 $1 Extra large wax dolls for 47¢.; ae ta. n.w., 194 9. Key a Bie Price G1.400 $0) . ‘Our immense stock of Holi will be of- EN JOR RENT—1 ARGE AND CEN XY LOCATED AL MER. Ses \day goods : WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 6, EF ss a 4 cee ne Este ot, 12 rgomn a ee AS ee P the ke". newly "_ Dapered thro : E — COMFORT: ‘The Following Stupendous Bargains | EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. | plumbing: heats. B..Tance, ‘&c. in good — =2 Fervent bart of new northway section. Gor | are offered for to-morrow at 8. W. Augenstein’s, RUBEN r. FOX. ure a oD Rovee aye, 00 108 og Ey a sean eg ‘ 7, 7th street_n est oT amy oR RENT. ALLY 4 " te <i at floor dour td reduced 10 480; Express Wagon a4e-S 1iteot emcees mises Sestory and cells 10 toms, mt 707 Rh St w.! Saves deb; iene See: ere rp nti i Sher worth 7c Junenned Slop Jury Seer weke |W, A, MESTAYER and THERESA V UG) seen TBF net. _ ele vecsentcrneamabbeed 39¢., We } Japanned Slop Jars, 30c.; Wil- 2 an TAUGHAN, in | - VEnNORE AVE, ONPOR- low Doll Carri: ; Toy Pastry Sets, 6c.; 59. VERMONT AY. UNI golld hammnered Brass ea Bravs reduced to 20.5 WE US & CO. sonnet Ee Pearly “pandl conenaeot to Reeet earn; | 2 jagic Lanterns. com :7C., We ‘89¢,; 100) “ 5 (ILL & JOHNSTON, Desks, with Blackboard, hie, Worth $1.257 Jointed Possesaion given 19th 1 ‘et HILL, & JOBR! st + ad Bisque, Dolls, soc. wort $1.50; sPrench China “Did you notice itr” FoR RAT Soe (OTH SE NW, ELEGANT | 1820 Jettersoi MiG 1501204 Kati, 5 ch 98¢. : A ke stable in reat, | Theabove houses can be examined by permit from large Shooflys, finely upholstered, $1.04, regular mpdere-railt, resides. tae 917 F stn. w. 13 | ourotice THOMAS J. FI BE SUE hat Pog aS | xox wnk—noe Tanta Oper co ao_| gph “Ser 30S tales | geet nad eS Foe Fre ata eereenr ad, Rocking Chalrs, 92¢- | = ERNAN'S WASHINGTON Ti 2th st. aw., Or...830 Worth $1.56; Chilarens To ‘Saratoga Trunks, 78c., "HEATER. yeaah Worth $25; new shape Devorated oioa sore koa? K aes ea worth $5; olir 59e. line of Juvenile Books reduced. et ed to 29; our 69c, Books reduced to 41c.; our 9sc. FIRST PRIZE IDEALS, y 2 m1 Books reduced to 64c.; 3 Colored Glass Salt Shakers ‘The Representative Vaudeville Show of America, [POR SALE—A FINE RESIDENC 10c.; Colored Glass Stand, with Engraved Globe, A Legitimate Specialty Entertainment, . Prints ne. between B and C ats. ¢ S4c.; Worth 75c. 1 ‘Headed by the First Prize Ideal Artists, 2 Sth si road dr 1S | BARFOveMENta; lot 40x100" ft. fo" an siley 0. 1400 L st. : ath st: road, Or 1006 5 sf now. new, 7 rooms, bath and lange cel jot ‘Albums. HALLEN & HART, Vermontave., Pefrece st. 200x100 ft. built by owner for hi tise, very sub xr BULLen Eatergitume — Juumon: | Reethne sa ah : “itty otbor Moskos aa Lona arse . er. a son, ‘St mw, near Ot st. ath at jay 0 vie ot the city, Oursale of Manufacturers'samplesoffine Atbums | ‘ieruey & Wayne, George Moors, Graben alley nar Ural HT ave Gaby of” OF. : ort #Sioaie has crested the Rreatent eae aaa cet ever On Vena the Wonderful Dec dean” Vip es : a thst Gr 3 ane Rear eet eRe ‘ ‘witnessed on such goods. By nine o’clocl atur- “4 - "ees Ee sg 14th st. w. = . ~ day morning our department was simply packed, Concluding with the Fumy Comedy, ‘YineRrorp, Pleasant Place f.w 44. Fe SALE—-MODEEN PRESSED-BRICK BAT and continued so the entire day. Of the 2,606 CLARICE. 1226 F st. nw. 915 Blagden's alley ‘n. window S-room house on I st., bet. Nth and (th; ‘Matinees Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday. ¥ wid ines Of CArw, ys 10 per cent, @5,300. Albums we had on hand one-third of the entir¢ lot 7 huredsy . : Pe are sold out. But the assortinent at 90¢., $1.40, | iNee 10 and 2c.” Yar. ath and M tech w 82: Wey beset. 30 | Two fodiens : a $1.90, $249, 2.09 and £2.40 is still complete, We | PYIME MUSEC Rat aw OF 150 BS stitie rear 1116, he ony Spee sng ncrete eins beer ie creche eel certain that only those who come early this | 1) ae Notaw.@rmitg 9 10th st jodern ‘Birick. Pat, near. © 16th: 10 roomay week. Will be able to get one of these wonderful | ANOTHER MAMMOTH SHOW THIS WEEE! | 531 l0thstaecsr 12.00 Sek sand carriage howne south trout; #2000.” "“3GHN BOWLES & Gon bargains. They are sure to be sold out before the Etogan PG AND LISTON'S _4-3t* "CH. PARKER, cor. 43a Saale Stable rear 1407 New wand Peavese 15 ag2t ‘1221 F strect, ' ° : wnt Novelty anid Specialty Trowpe, = ork av 7 ie z 7 — : week ends, oe er Soe ara ete Len ou ea r, New are st Turnisind: aplendia isestion for Mei “ suchle year ; cra de | Eun aC TRALLY POCATED AND WEL WAR OWe 122 ART! B | Oth st. near Mass. ave. n.w.: 14 rooms fur. he above ix only a por the property on UY | owner: # roca, neatly finished and very Gesietoe fe = Sa cae. ane| rubebemeapacinainaan Aeraatle Sorts | hear # emma. Ac CAYWOOD, on Ot § tacks dar a fal oR eraenasente | Saul nade GSO aL SPOR en 8 Diamonds and Watches Great Bar- Concluding with the screaming comedy of = = = = 2<. _. #44 E BUI i RENT— OK TZMAN. OR BAI gains. In which the entire company appear. TSoL Mase 1 41 701 Cat now. 1218.00 | AYE SALE TWO Twi me Handsome Diomond,Cottar Button, worth $12. Amission to all only 10 € * a6-6t_ | 71 Kst.n.e,, Tor. 800 18th wt, wtore.......39 | 7 Houses, PATIO Sgeses ane Fa Sioa meet eae creas Baer eet aes 2 SULA YeLD Rete see nO-OUL| E n 300 ‘ whee ac | Net ete Mined, ‘meaning Wren, mode tne $18, Star Band Diamond Ring,» carat worth $25, ASB Bro THEATER. deer eerie at Cope. | Sve for the low "price of #40 ‘cach, Oth st. care ale gold Stem Winder for ladies, worth $30. . Dpper e wt 5 st. me. mo door, Terms easy. $28, Higin Solla Gold, went & ws worth 240." Engagement of the Eminent Trageaian, | SUN TMi at nwa tore. 42 Gon saa Ecker “NO. A, PRESCOTT, $25) 14 carat, Eigin Stem Winder, worth $50. 1306 Sat n.w. Sh ‘his. ave, office roome, | Ot 2m aap ee oe :. 7. Finest Pearl ra Glass, wort! 2, I 01 — HOUSES IN ‘ORTHWEST A! s JACOBS: Brora Diamond eperts, eat caaarenea’G aon = cha ab oie 29 Porat, Gall for cireular. JOHN SHERMA 229 Pennsylvania avenue, akespeare's tragedy, HAMLET. E,uear 18th at., ‘1407 ss é wh y fay Afternooh, LADY OF. LYONS. Grant Place, Sr | _ at —: . ERC] VEN] ‘stn.., 78. 200 F, neat ‘OR SALE—A NEAT. EIGHT ROOM THREE Heavy Saxony Wool German Hand- Y tent ny Oe AEE 7: Reces pet Dup't Cir.200 rE ear, Surke ir. 4 Fess ‘Brick, with stable on E street, between th Knit Socks, 3 pairs, $1.00, at Auerbach’s KnitJacket | _ Plays to be produced an iounced daily. No advance 11 rth Capitol st., or.. i, n° . 12r..166.66 Lith, near Ost. 10r. and 7th sts. #.e.; price, 2,500. and Sewing Machine Depot, 7th and H. 5 | inprices. Next week—Demer's Pantomime ie Sana 1128 North Capitol st, or... | ght, near K st. 26r,_ 1 St aear Pa. ave fA STS HE FIRST GRAND BALL OF FRIE P)” Apply to st. op. Capitol, 21st, hear 3 c “10c Royal” glues broken china, glass, furniture "ASSEMBY NO. . K. of Ley 3t 936 F Property placed with me for rent or sale is liberally R RERT_AN ATIE — 4 el ie given at Abuer's Hall, Eat, bet 7a and 8th | Soo nea —sar aa Si NW ATURER STORE || ederrrined Prncat Cony emmy rane (SALE, OR RENT AN ATTRACTIVE EIGHT: Aare Article of Wmes oF Kigmore | st, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. Sih. 1886. Grand | QU Ct containta O rosian bath aul store room; | | Fae lst of Hop fare call or wend atotice. | Thad Oat ns sas ‘aie . a | YY EtARD HALT: aeet 1824 Fet ne. | ET euunten ct Temeaay Seca, ape + pbegead , Closing Out to rebuild. Great bargains! rare SEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM HOUSE, | 1 TYEE & RUTERPORD, No fair offer rejected. 736 7th st. 3 FOURTH WEEK AND GREAT SUCCESS OF Place n, w.; all, modern smprove: | V+ Tear Tarracut 8g. 44-3 1226 F street nw. Fresh Alderney pu ter. nae ey micenins) PROF. Cet pea) MARVELS OF ee ve 1428 New York ave__ | Col unable Road. HEA =F a? FIVE Room and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1b. ESMERISM. a nnn eon ° e ay 4 Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet MIIK | Every Night This Week at 8, Except Tuesday. : ings roa and bath: pene tiy Shravan any Sr ion, ‘B50. 3 Hl modern jin) rovements: reut, €40 per month. 2 Ht PAuKE -qhamlesion, 2c: Reserved Seats 506. ___06-0¢ | Gygie AYLEN w RUTHERFORD. 1590 F xt mow. FURNISHED, Pe Ags) i is ae 1 \T—CHEAP—AN 8-ROOM HOUSE, IN annie Dink KR SALE—CHEAP_TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: AUCTION $4 UES Pe eel eern Ee Rr re ee mo |e 6 Mar ep Ce | PGE aap eae an ane —— - CECILIA QUALTETTE, a at alow feure, TY LE! ‘ORD, | ia 0.138 | press brick trout: ail mod. hinpe. i. PPRCANSON BROS, Anctioncers. Dr. J. W. BISCHOFF, Director. Real Estate Brokern, 1226 F st. 1. Diss 00 Grant Place: nett e130 | WER, 44 aud E wie aw mans OUSEHOLD TIS SUE CARPETS. TH EY Buck Sun E ARTETTE Fe te oa Iau B re un aod pe oF OLD FURNITURE, E DUDLEY BUCK MALE QU. — Pa tomer 13 mk nw a STOCK oF Aut And ALFRED D. 8 r=, 940.55/1016 8. Cap'lst-5 re.,10.90 | Be bot, 191 WEIGH 30 000. C. H. PARKER, 4% and E sta. aw. bERIES, &c., TUESDAY MORNING, DECI 180b AE AES O'CLOCK, we. will sell at our oul Toms, Oth and D streets ‘northwest, a’ general cole tion of goods. it win Tere 9 rs. Lith st, 10 re, eve’ d st. walled Banjo Soloist, of New York. go REGATIONAL CHURCH, | Kast. near i 7th..-..20i Iti 3 0 200 Vtave., near Lowa Cit 100 A 666 eet, bot. 13th K 14th 100 | Bear the car eh (2 Blacd’n all’ | Kost. near 1 186.66, PARKER, 435 i ae OR SALE—CHEAP—A | Broom Brick iin South ( © LITTLE FIVE Sapitol st. bet. K aud. fps; price $1,200; ¢ ae a FITCH, FOX & BROWN, "PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. TURE ON THE oo OCT, 30:40 1S lat ae Rw des ROO | nt 1437 Penn. ave ni. Hy yi A pete ‘ELEPHONE CO., A. 8. CAYWOOD, Corner thand K sts.n.w. | FoEre. i a ‘ As seen through the results of seven year’s experience NT—DANENHOWER & SON, S07 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF FINE OLD MADEIRA | jn the Examining Corps of the U.S. Patent Office, and 1115 F st. nw. | be. ; aa TS WINE. DI FROM WELSH BROS, MADEIRA, | to years on the outside, (from 1850 to 1861) as aso- | 49 Mass. ave. n.w. 12 rooms, sill iuod. imps. TOK SALE-TF SOLD AT ONCE, 11 ROOMS ONT licitor of patents and conusellor in Patent law, will | ¥- con Gtit and B. C. ave. ac. 3 |< Seve 15th, between Band Pierce Place, only PER BRITISH BRIGANTINE POTOMAC, AT | take place on DECEMBER 7, at Launon’s Hall, Alesan- | 1504 Toth atun.e. 7 tosis, aN ined hi ow PME Colmnbi 1428 New York a ipa oonie, all ino. aia wer. GL ieee: t st. n.w. water anc Tam Gls. Be ae — 7 ephitnee ve 100 Est nie Fataw._ | EWausch- Pinte, eter cose cellar’ Sit sds MORNING. DECEMBER TF: 109 to 119 Est. = Be fT rag ‘ NO satiny auction rooms, f | 718 St. Mary's i A FULLY FUR: | ypiy tod, WP. MYERS. Lead Now York ay ney ees fale the above consi, cousins of teat Sid ear of S10 Sith ah on wa op | hte Hoye: cpu yen heaion. orthwent | Avis tod. W-. ME $a, + carcass 5 jibe vintage o tceheo ee eee © ADDO | atleet Bac penicsan Wea naote rear: | JQOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE” DWELLL emiaes Vere ayer ere | _aksse ‘Address Box is: Star oft. she Nermon ayes 38 feet trem tires rome deep 1 ‘The #eputation of this house for genuine wines is | ing of lecture. G-7t Ts well known to connoisseurs, and I would advise stmers of this wine to secure a portion of the consisn 14 FED HOUSE S18 NonTat | tome. all” ah bebouett by, grote juncaacr at me reray home pret tarseee | Tasso F arice or 814.000, = nisee = Coronal, BE DIN : tide" I i Sahn of portunity to excure a tosy aaa ae Lx ment. Itis put up in cases of one dozen quart bot SEXT WEDNESDAY EVENIN 109 Gat nies ih eversthiiwreads {best housekeeping. for | FOR SALE—WANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW ’ HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. pay us) Wes Hiicst ne, Siem 2s 00 | *3h0-6 = eo tod Tape pear Lowe Gincie. Price 80,000. TV T 2 2 From 4 to 11 o'clock p.m, 1800 7th st. hw. store and dwelling. 3.00 | son RENT306 GTHSTS CLNEATTWOSTORE | © NUTHERPOUD. T2206 Feta. w. mw Q0stye Admission, including Dinner, 225 cts. bi Dee 200 | K'seven-room frame Dwelling side alley: twice Sls, | [JOR SALE— VERS DESIRABLE NEARLY NEW DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE. Proceeds will be devoted to aid in building a Union | } % : SWORMSTIWT & BEADLEY. po. 42 yt BR = Chiupel at Colonial I aga |} #27 Fst nw, | toon, bath room, furnace ruc and five closets, elec Resse tape FD AZAAR. eel Handsome wood wastls with beveled piste siaae ante: aoe 5 : a rs a Torn art tiles, Ac. te RUre- ae ane TED IN THE DEAD | vorthe benefit of the Pulling dnd, on DECEMBER ABT e tor....81 | idem ‘iiiprovementa. “Fur ghe wrayon or Rear OH SALE-THREE HANDSOME NEW LETTER OFFICE, McCAULEY SHALE Fe AME 12h of and 3a ata. o.e. Cente azze 85th at nie. | Reuniou fice. tree aterioy bewemsent, 1 rooms eachy To be Sold at Auction, The picture of “Somebody's Angels," by Mis. A, F. ROR RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE | *%4 ll modern improvement e,now on exhibition i Whittington’s window, No. At my rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave, | 1:21 Pennsylvania ave..will be voted for at the Bazaar. nd Dlcosantly cituats ‘for inspection. Brick “Dwelling, nine | Two elegant ‘newly-buife honaee of 12 roomna each om the public i ; re 7 Tooms, including bath. 10320 ste. 15th at mw, between Massachusetts ave, and N st ‘by order of the Postmaster General. TM OURO ee | JRE RENT THREE HaNDSOME-NAWLY BUILE | 1(Ouehaniniqe house cf 12 nous on Nat nw. bet sons p. pamp, | rpVRicyGLes ANB BICKOLES FOR Pieatteaty aah 2or Gate onsute temew | Uehabd 13th meach, on Man, bet Superintendent Dead Letter office. ‘The Sale will commence on MONDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH, 1886, irxest assortment of Boys’ ‘cles and Misses Tricycles, froin $3 Up. CAPT. CXCLE CO., 1406 N.Y. ave. BIScHorF concerrs-1886-87- crinonth: | th an 10th sta. naw. “ i | For further information apply to owner, R, GOLD- Mie uw.” | SCHMID, 812 7th at uw, bet H and Tae Be ome Enda modera amaprovemente. rent & prig to owner. E.GULDSCHALD, 81 * HAMPSI a ; : = rapa! provements, dining TOOm And will be continued daily at TEN A. M. and SEVEN mpovewenta, dining 8 Sr ee Go until tse whole is dlapoesd of SIXTH SEASON, iand Kitchen on frat Boor, 880 per month by par ‘Terms: Casii on Delivery. ao-6t Ba Cae ereeten 1, BEAL _220-1m__ 424-426 Ost. alley n. iC AUCTION SALES NT—HOUSE NEAR McPHERSON 5 ? ¥ 600 | w.-h.4r. ais sous s Two by the best Professional Artists and Three by Deuttifully furnished: S10 yer mouth BOT Es Lite blhan 8” Obe Rat wcE hc sEL NOD REAL ESTATE, the best focal talent. ‘First concert, pposte Fraikliuscusre landestiely furnished ne, | 5) 9 5.20000 1434 saison "wt ws ROO! 200 per month. D-G. IN, 12: mores AT BOARD OF BROKERS’ ROOMS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, \new ase ens ned a = aathaes rf No. 1106 F ST. N.W. BY THE OR RENT—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1615 8D *..4,500 1416 D nw. 6r- 4 om 3 aes G'807 7th at. n.w. Or. | Sst n.w..gasand water, #19. Apply to) 6Qstnw thor. 1500 — FAMOUS MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, by year. "e800 | wet "" I , 482 La. ave. 4.200 1738 SU aw Eh rk 500 OF BOSTON. Rh. KENT—A NEAT SIX-ROOM_ BRICR | On THURSDAY, DECEMBER NINTH, 1886, at QFRICE ROOM. | FPnGuse! wits modern improvements, 824 B atm. 6 ONE O'CLOCK P. M., the following properties will be | _ Course tickets with reserved seats $1.00, for sale at Si LS SS Key at 820. Rent, $16 insdvance. Owner at 518 oth’ offered: Bilis € Cos, ou and after Monday, Dee. 6." diea3e_ | #214 i RS hE sar mihh Biz-im By THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ROF. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY — | _¢4 oe wae 2: se RK RENT—HOUSE_ 16 Riexs st. Nos. 1700 to 1718, both in | das-aid Fetday, “Class reauion 8 t0 11 ban Bancg | Lune section. ws coed ep er mouth tos | nT pilmaes fouses on Rigys at., Nos. 17 718, both in ad Friday. Claks re jane nw. Bec pe z ere Teer a clusive, and 1709 to 1719, both inclusive; 6 r.; bha.; | iste furnished for Balls, Parties, &e.; residence 114.6 | good tenant. “A nicely tapeloid Homt with noord RK KENT—1308 6TH ST. HT ROOMS AND # Batt to be sold as a whole. stew. Rees abt (oye aoe id. in the best condition: pri ae nd : 1 gases, RIOR RENTIOTOP PAVING TENT AND BUY A . TOWNE Prat ' 321, 323, 323% Dsst.s.e.;6 rs. and bath; all con- T- s FOS veniences. Congregational Church, WEDNESDAY, December 8. | 3° House: $100 and unwant, acconding to value of SOME NEW RESIDENCE, ‘Terms at time of sale. Soloists: Miss Charlotte Walker, Soprano, ‘About eqtal to the Tent you pay. | You wall thus be say- F pyufuruiabed, with, stable, : THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. Mr. Whitney Mockridge, Tenor, ing what you now throw away for reut. C.°H. | 1324 M st.1.y me Se 3 W. C. DUVALL, Auctioneer. a6. Mr. George Prehn, Baritone, RIGHT, 635 x'ut'n.w, toon 1, Avi hoor, a-8t ‘OR RENT 007 TST. NW, THREE STORY | yk. Wor full list call ot oftice tor bichon iesued ok \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. —~—~———*«|_~—«- Programs at the music stores. OR RENT—1717 RB, I. AVE, THOROUGHLY cellar eight root ‘Adz | the Istand 1591 {03} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. * verfect order’ rent slar Unie ‘ALE — BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, Goverment Erinting ofice: price, 65000. 3 Re erummest Print : HERTFORD, 14235 F at. Adinistion 50 cents. Secured seats 81, at Enis, 037 | A’ and haudsomely furnished. For full particulars | convenienees, FATE NDS HIGH, 8 TEARS OLD ONE, CANOBE | Pennsylvania ave, after Dgcember 1. _"__n27-10t_| SP P BAR § E UBLE SET HAR- | WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 1220 ¥F ST.—HoME-| _43- gs S BESS AT AT TION. eerie ed ae Y saan eee ter a teeny ORE, komen | JFJOR RENT_HOUSE 459 8 BT. N. W.. NEW TEN FOR SALE—HOUSES. . z) . 1886, at | wishing wo wuested BE 450 5 ST ee = aa = MOCLOCE. in front of ny pasion sein k | se Poamble. Bakke aad anak nate ut Onneta, 28 Het tee R SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE, shall sell the above outit. 06-3t_ | yANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, $40 in advance. a3 | Pen roping: tolern tupsovements worth )PRCANEON BROS, Auctioncers 7 PON wo blocks south of Bouiiylvania ave, POL RENT =4 VERT BEBE NEW suck [SHINE weer Beta ‘The most realistic Battle Scene ever paintod. 408° Nat tew.s8 roomsand | JOHN E. BEALL, 142 capers e RARE AND UNSURPASSED COLLECTION ow | _Adiuiasion, 06 cen ates Gilden under 12 yours, 25 | Pate” SF SHG Het now. | deautiful avenue northweat, with Soe perkins, Se: JAPANESE, CHINESE, coer tm Gn Sete s alt ehoes A | on Ne DERTRARUS BRIO am ‘BRICK HOUSE; FINE cash, balance 300 per TABLES IN TEAKWOOD AND LA SouER, re) T arity CH. - Res KAKEMONA BY CELEBRATED Antisrs’ or |Overcoar Lark. 4 TEL Piecceante Oyoen iain won TORTOISE, SuBTi, AND LACQUER GOODS, = ‘imiprovenen pew paves uewly fat ny Orrvain Frame How. ‘ FINE PORCELAIN AND CHINA, At 25 we sell as good Overcoats as anyone | tin “Nnurovements, new ‘hose: $25. Possession of | ety et, 1gthand 20, F-room Frame, RICH AND RARE a IN. -EENS, need wear,while $15 to $20 is the popularrange either of above at ‘and no rent imps. ETEGERES AND CABINETS OF ELABORATE ‘of prices for genteel and serviceable garments, uuary dat. SWORMSTEDT & + Det. 15th and 16th, 7-room Brick House, moa. | s, MAGNIFICENT LARGE VASES, and the stock of them is particularly strong, com- + large stable $ “ BAMBOO AND TEAKWOOD GOODS, prising twenty-six sorts, Then come down to ess T_ON EST. 3 = Be oe Forman that we are not ssbanel woofer amanwno | Mehiociartnd ou caten aga Fete ttf | JOR SALE HOUSE AND 167 yarm sr. ner x| = — ieee wat ae ae ma ee EOURE. AD 107, } 4 TION SPU GHADEREATNS. eee eS must make every dollar count, and cares noth- Apply to THOS.9- FISHER SOO. | 7a," dL sts. u.w.; lot 27 feet front to lange alley in = MOVED TO OUR COMMODIOUS ART SALES- ing for mere show. Our cheapest coats are a1-6t e239 ‘Six Room Brick House,A st. bet.6thand 7thatene;| & oes mest through and through, and customers 9B _RENT—HOUSE 633 1 ST, N, W. NEWLY | all mod. imps.; now under lease ui. amouth, = HINTELAND D STS. N. W, ce ie tat 14 rome, io H GasGH, 6371 So MYERS, : WHERE THE SALE EY PUBLIC AUCTION WILL | have the privilege not of exchange only, but of | sf ebelred. 4 EMS PATA OO. A407 Eat nw: | n22-1m WieFewnw. | & , TAKE PLACE ON. returning goodsand receiving their money back. oer Ok SALE AT SEVERE Vi iirsten’ onan i A ite Tee POE RENT_ NENT CONGR AGATIONAL CHURCH. Pie coitagen with laere tein? eo aaa : : i A ES s cath, tan = 4 ELEVEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY, Gevnau tn teat: Rea or dies ousee. eke ‘Sotiris WilSOk, T00d ¥: Bewr Waisims | 24 GOODS ON EXHIBITION THURSDAY, DECEM- ee it a 26 | | ‘BEE (9, FROM TEN O'CLOCK A’ MnO FIVE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, POR RENT TUaD Ta SF A, Sy STORE BOSE C8 6 St. BW, BETWEEN 1: suie public is cordially invited both to the exhibition 507 SEVENTH STREET ae ERAS aun, with hall and concwote cellar AREY | walle, wide siley $000, ‘euny torms wai ce & : DUNCANSON Bro! Opp. U. 8. Post Office. ‘REN T—HANDSOMEL| REST | 72, ao.a beberle SP alae oe Face or te Season =e have several very band SALE WERAVE A XUMBER OF Hi . TYWOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SRY Whe" sesson “THOS J: FISHER & C0, Ha | Seco” se oth ET sont, of eal cae Somat a FoSsE SEE NE ROOMS TRUSTEES SALE OF A COmForTante rnauz| A. B. Fixer, DRUGGIST, Seon CERT SA NEW HOUSE ON EET NEAR int bore you ae ed *e ’ pen ie $k, ‘DWELLING, SITUATE NO. 45 E STREET | having recently bought out the Drug Store of J.8.| WOR PENT o'rooms with all oder im Estate 290-90 oe SOUTHWEST. corner of 7th and I sts. n.w., has just laid in ® | provements: rent, 26 G18 F et. nw. on HS : ae A.D., 1881 ito” 191, land follo” 191, of the fe a ice Fe deed of trust dated ber 81 with of the season. Apply to DI « x SETA coats 2 (BR | ee me sf HOLTON cod ec eee | BR basa 2 i Peg coher Sane By |r at public auctior Cases, Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases, Whisk Holders E 1 5 ee Saginmice ge MONDAY ths SES EAYOP DE | Mirena fortunes teirand Tesch lrtane; aio Fancy | Feist, w Joroamasau teoaen improvement | Heat and tat and gig Fase: at, Bw ‘XD: 1880, a P. Mall | Cut-Giase bottles too numerous to mention, which he | ANS,Ctrriae, Louse abt static Sor di-tm. | “nisin elgy of Wi od ins uroreaeri, ut a Seepecthby vite the publ to call and examine SOR HENT-UNTIL MARCH OTH VERY FINE | ROK SALE-7O5 1 #T_@l PHT GO LAD Soviettered "Ar fe William B. Todd's cote oud Setisfctory arrangements have been made with Me, Figs peahrenr ‘vacant 31,300" o anes Gred and forty: torether'with the tees ta con: | 2-8: Tyree ton ae mine this: 8125 per: Faun. re Site Pedaoks cod Fete Spey seranoae rare apse ee ae | Graxruncmve Hara» BRENT a ame Tieden Sed a ein a. 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