Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orvice oF THE CaTEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WaAsmiNeTox, D.C. Jan. 25, 1887, dications for 24 tious, Commencing ats p. nin. rict of Columbts, New Jersey, eastern nd and Virginia, ets and rat or snow. A bulletin from the office of th cer, dated 1 o'clock Unis morning, says: Cold wave | comiag. The temperature will probably fall 15 to degrees li the next 30 hours, ‘Tas “Barcars Coustexs” at Frankle & €o., suc- cessors to E. Goldschmid, S12 7th. street “‘B-w., oer special inducements to housekeepers, See ad. in City Items. si Just Recerven, by Importatic of the best Rhine wines. Sold by Curis. Kander, 909 7th strve 2 large shipment New York prices, northwest. SPSCIAL SaLe AND MARR-DOWN Puicgs In two lots Of kid and suede gloves, in 4, 5 and 6 buttons, dark and light sbades, tormerly Sold tor $1.38 and 31.55, how marked down toe. per pair at it.H.Taylor’s, &ks Pennsylvania ave. ‘Tum “BarGary Couxtsxs” at Frankle & Co, suc- cers to RK. Goldschinid, $12 7th street ‘nw, Ofer special inducements to housekeepers. See ad. in City items, Saveyoures CITY AND_ DISTRICT. H Amusements To-night. Arraten’s.—Raymond in “The Woman Hater.” Lugar ISPANTRY ARMoRY.—Aztec Fair. whe Kirmes. —The Marineilt Troupe. Masassas PaNowama.—Day and evening. _—"Under the Gasitgnt.” avoid imitators:consuit Hempler. ed president of the | day 10 fill the | Yaraneies ry: Thomas D. | Devine. W. E. calvert, = . Je Me 1» Wed. der and re accepted Ministering Children’s League by teachers: rs of the school. | | | . 1 Tere Was no | only 4 smal ¢ ng. A dis 0 p.m, Says: nd Liquor ed Messrs. Te J. ane a commit. | ‘The Catholic Union's Convention. {| i THE SEVENTH ANNUAL MERTING TO LE HELD IN CAR- | 2 HALL TO-MOROW. i ‘The seventh ann mnvention of the Young al ‘Men's Cathol! Of Uae archdiocese of Balti- mnore, Will meet In the ball arroll institue | to-morrow m0) at ten ‘The president 4 Mr. Stephen « nd the seere- | tary Mr. |. Mauogui ity. ‘The con- remain in until two O'clock, iM be ent at luneh by the | reilgtous | wilt ve | delegates are as | Prom this el Major Edmund | Mallet. W ian, Willam H. | own Catholic ». Horrigan and Dr. J. F. - Matthews! , .” T. Donovan and ute, Rev. EA. H. St. Patrick's . Walker and St. Leo, St | itimore—St. John’s insti Sullivan, Win. Hoggsen_ and “Frank EF.” Monaln vd. D. Boland, FT. Curls; “also dele Peter's and St. Vincent's Josern BL CLose TRaxsrers Ts RcHTs 3s | deed was placed on re. Trom Joseph B. Close, of uty, N.J., to Abraham Win- Held, of Hardy ston, Sussex county, N. J. conver- jug ior the consideration of $25,006 the right title snd Interest of the first named to the tract of land, Known as Powells dividend. 75, acres: also. Ue Lract on the west side of the road leading from Sumizh’s lane to N “apitol street, 9 acres, 2 yoods and 39 perches, also all the right title and anterest in Gi Tv will be re- membered that Close Some thirty acres of land for cemetery purposes about 1854 (he then resided in this city) and in 1877, some. dissat: Tion existing as to the management, the lot bold— ers held several meetings and invoked the aid of Congress to obtain t ement of this ceme- tery and were successful. They also instituted a Saft at law, in July, 1877, 00 recover $11,800, elated tw be due froia Close, which is vet unde: gided; and @ bil! for an injunetion ia March, 187s. ‘he Litter case resulted in a decree directing the Ute of the ed in the com- receipts to be paid to Close. —— A Stonz Tarr SexrENce: young colored uuan, » Court to-day, charged In two eases wit end the court gave him the 1 im jail. a stealing, 1 extent of the iaw th fered ir him he ‘snatched . es, aretes and ran Out | With tuem. "Last > envered the jewelry Store of Henry Uh B sirest, above Be tewelry. Pian exough for him. and he ran ere hott moss’ Visit To Kowe.—Cardinal | rompanied 1y Rev. P. 1. Donahue, “ar jocese Of Baitizaore, wilt morning on bis way ° sistory and 0¢ Pope Leo, | it be a member of | board of directors ws Cleeted officers tue Year as follows: recording “Joseph i. A. Goodwin, | Simpson, J. F. H. A. Be George W. Evans, RB. Gitt 2 charge of Ue Lali—Jo=epu U. Munson,chalr Li Ke Suupsou, W. KR. Bus avy Yarp Disctanses.—\ delegation of ReWiN-onranized Marylaad Democradle cht, headed by Mr. C.C. Lancaster, president, visited nator Wilsou aid Representatives ions! Shaw and Compton, o Maryland, requested tems to Cal! upon the ‘Se = AS aad inferi him that Superintendent Day ©f the ordmance department. Warkiuston, avy Sard has reeeatly made 160 dismissals, 15 Whoia were democrats, while it 1s claimed repub cans am retained. ‘The Maryland Congressmen promised Wo see Une Secretary of Ube Nevy in tis: ‘connection. | -———_—_ | OW AT THE CaiToL.—The case of son, the cowred tan in the employ of ur, Who is charged with assaulting Nickens, colored, Who ts employed as 3 t, hear the door of the room of the ¢xiumullter on maines, at the Capitol, on the 10th inst, Was called tor trial in tue Police Court Uns wording. Mr. Carrington appesred tor the detend- ant and Mr. Sheppard for tae prosecution. Wit esses for the prosecution testified that on the day eQarged when Nickens Went ufter a bueket of coal be had a row with Jolson, Who struck him 08 the head and arm With an iron’ shovel, break 2 iim and badly injuring is wead. | Tie dese at he Was getting sone kindiing out 6% te box when Nicdens came ‘along ahd patie humdows. When he got up Nickens struck at Kim, and Le used the ‘coal scuttle and not the Ghafelon Sickens. ‘The case was continued unt morrow tO hear the evidence of the physicians who attended the injured man. ~ eg Manniage LICENSES.— Marriage licenses have been tssuedt by the clerk of the court to John Iekleeees | shu Sarah ¥. Lense, of Fairfax county, Va.; Thos, A Recewr Rober: Oer 300,000 in ali, with orders daily coming. in America, und we're coing to let every! Them know all about the drill. We will bring the great Duk Of the vorthern, eastern and western, (ravel, and the people shall know what they are to see? Carola, Michigan, Onto, Connecticut, &¢. Last | Sabers in ranks); First Ligat Battery (Milwaukee), mounted. 55 meh; Co. “4,” First Infantry Janes | | vile), and ‘Thesé are the “crac! JAMES BJ. CUMMING RKLRASED FROM JAIL TO-DAY. Jail and to pay fines amounting to $2,000, was re- ship. Cumming was among the first tried, and entered upon his sentence. He has enjoyed excel- pay the fine it would have taken bim nearly seven Years service. ‘To the efforts of Col. A. H. Jackson in bis behalf the pardon 13 mainly du ‘To the Editor of Tar Eventno Star: many bar rooms and wholesale licenses have been issued, 1t 15 in order that the internal revenue officials shou!d be called on for an exhibit of the District. From what | can hear, the United States | our littie territory. civic. the poor box and detained him until Onlicer Oliver | him to the sixth precinet station house where he gave bis name as Josep H. Oates and dented that the eburch to pray for his soi | detauit of vonds. sary of The poe: brated by the Caledonia club last night by a Dan- Quet ot Moore's Exchange hotel, Penuylvania | avenue, at which about fifty covers were laid. The | Miller, Robert 1. Cameron, John Mitehell, Will | Ramsty and J ma and Gallately added to the pieasire of the even- ing by some excelleat singing. Prof. Will Mercer Tarnished the musi cuted several guit Jand played the bagpipes. “Selections irom Burns’ men Jobm Robertson, Joun Mitchell and J. Gal- Charaeterist of work are on exhipition. Women are also ein. disk, and Mexicaa chocolste, Which are sold to papers yesterday that a reduction for last evening to seventy-iive cents Was: made; and Rovinson and Moria Harris; Edward C. Osborn, of ew York. and Annie S. Puller; HL F. Kobey aud duaie C. Martin, both of Charies county, Md. erat oaain ANTE RTION 15 CALLED to the advertisement of the sale Of eMtire stock of foods or W. D. Clark Ab eost. oe Sees Ss Tue Utimas Coutectiox oF Om. Paretnas— ‘The sale of this collection begun. at Dowling’s Chis morning. ‘There Was a good attendunce, abd in a uber Of Cases tue bidulng Was very spirived, but Pluk Ube prices obtatued did net reach high figures, ‘The sase Wil be resumed: o-morrow at 11 O'clock, when vome of the imest valuable af the lot Will be | Nery larze and the bidding was not ‘cone LLY sone of (ie lane= pleces yale number were witharawn to be bela ove! ow at 11 Ovlock @ mand at 3 ae atures at Kernan’s, Big show.* antt Yelwek p.m MRS. EXXMONS’ CASE CLOSED. The Testimony All in and Arguments te be Made To-Merrew. ‘The testimony in Une Emmons’ lunacy procecd- ings was closed yesterday and the case was ad- Journed (il to-morrow, when arguments will be made. After Dr. Kempster left the stand Miss Elen H. Williams testified that she tirst met Mrs. Emmons in 1573, at a boarding school at Borden- own, N.J. She was then married, but was after- ward divorced, At that time she had singular Ways and was noted as an odd girl. Afterward witness met her in New York. She was then mur- ried to Mr. Emmons, When she first knew Mrs. Emmons she did not have much money. When next witness Saw her in New York she was in Detter cireumstances and put on airs more than formerly. ‘The last time witness saw her was in 879, at the Brevoort, house, New York. Witness then stayed one Sunday with her. She was then despotic, dictatoriai and quarrelsome. Last Feb- Tuary Witness saw Mrs. Emmons, when she came to Washington at Mrs. Emmons’ invi- tation and remained two days. Mrs, Em- mons was then very much changed. ‘she could not tell a straight tale. During that time ‘abe never talked in a connected way. \ Her horse and clothes were not Udy. Witness next saw Mrs. Emunons at Butler hospital, and then came with her to Washington. She was then in excel- lent physical condition, but imperious, and strove to make a servant of witness, Who had been her associate and friend, and who caine to be her companion. She complained of the railroad offi. clals, that they were not courteous, etc. When snopping she would not say definitely what she wanted, and then was very angry hecause they Cid not understand her, and she "Would say that she had not been treated politely, and stamp her foot and clench her fist. Mrs. Eimmons would hot Jet witness go to Europe with her, because she Said witness was too “old-maidish.” Arthur Kelly, an employe of the geological sur- vey, testiied that so far as he knew Mr. Emmons had been Kind to hls wife. Witness corrovurated Dr. Kempster as to Mrs. Emmons’ delusions, and narrated instances when her us? of money, as the witness thought, showed that se did not know how to expend THE BIG DRILL, All Points of the Compass—A_Ponnsyl- vania Railroad Official Talks. ‘The past week has secn the growth of a regular i} “boom” in drill matters. The reports from abroad | are all one Way, and the appearance of the drill | Uthographs in prominent places, settles the mat- | ter down to practical looking work. The demand Tor these pictures by men of all kinds is constant; present, é Yesterday the Pennsylvania road, the Baltimore | and Ohio and the Richmond and Danville distrib- | uted some 4,000 of them in many directions. Pre- jously, tho Queen aud Crescent, L. & N. and Mis- sourl Pacific had sent out about as many more. ‘The lithographs are very taking. ther envelope “boom.” fs also on, 55,000 hav- ing been ordered in the past four days, making ews from all vctions backs up the imatiaging secretary's report of great crowds coming. Balt ‘as Stated in business letters) is preparing to | take advantage of the overflow from here drilt | Wee, Equally encouraging news comes trom | i i Pennsylvania and the east, that entire section be- Ing awake to the great opportunity to come to Washington. General Southern Agent Parke. of the Pennsyl- varia rallroad, has just returned from a Pennsyl- Vanla trip. “He was met yesterday evening at drill headquarters by & STAR reporter. Mr. Parke said: “You have no conception of the enthusiasm everywhere about the drill. I certainly had not until I tested it on this trip. Every man, woman and child that can ralse the fare will come from Pennsylvania, Why, I met many peopie who had | never before even thougit of coming lo Washing- ton; but this drill has waked them up, by the way it has advertised the capital, aud now those people sald they wonld certainly tike advantage of this opporwuntty. ‘The Pennsylvania railroad,” Mr. ¢ continued, “taxes lively interest in the drill, und js detively advertising it. T have Just come to headquarters to consnit Mr. DeLeon about a heavy lot of extra advertising. “Our Lnes run throuzh the thickest population iy along ‘Numerous new applications for entry have heen received this week, from South Carolina, North nighi Mr. DeLcon’ received a letter “from Col. harles King, aide to the govornor of Wisconsin, nnoUnLiNg positive (official) entry of the Mil Waukee Light Horse Squadron (50 horses and 40 ie Third Infantry (Wausau. "of the state, and are about | half of her contiuzent expected, | —— Pardoned by the President. James D. Cumming, who was convicted in Janu- ary, 1885, of making false vouchers in what were | known as the navy fraud cases, and sentenced in Uhree cases to an aggregate term of two years in | leased from jail to-day, having been pardoned by the President. ‘This pardon reielves Cuming of the payment of the fine and restores him to cit Was an old inan Of three score and ten when he lent health in the jail. Had he been compelled to A Very Proper Enquiry. Now that the Commissioners have stated how auinveF Or sich Heenses they have issued in this | las licensed such places in much larger number | than the District, and asthere is an old adage that “people in glass houses should not throw stones,” Congress clear its own skirts before it pursues, in the basement ‘of St. ‘esterday while James | Aloysius church lie saw a man tampering With | Was sent for who arrested the intruder and took hie was xotng to rob the box id sald he went to finger. This morn- ing in the Police Court he was sent to the farm in —— ‘Tur BURNS’ CELESRaTioN.—The 128th anniver- Robert Burns’ birth was cele. nf welcome Was delivered by the chair. = Thownas Miler. ‘The toasts “were: Te jesrs. Wilitam Muirhead, James Low, Wm. Jardine, Dr. Thomas Milter, These gentiemen and ion, ‘aylor, Watson, MUIS Messra. Diiver, Prot. John 0. Russell exe- solos and Mr. John Suther- poems and humorons Scottish readings by Clans. lately were also enjoyed, = z ‘Tue Azrs> Fark, which has been Light Infantry armory fora fortnight’s stay, was Visited last ight by a large number of people, and pieasiug inuste ts turnisned by a Mexican orchestra, while « lecturer explains the various objects Cf Mistorieal and Industrial interest im the exhibition, 4 large number of artists and artisans are employed making curious | and pretty striy work pictures, delicate silver | fliigree jewelry, featuer ‘work, aud engaged in | ouer arts and cratts tor which” Mexico ts famous. | Many beautiful speciizens of these different kinds ployed in making ‘ortid/as, the Mexican national visitors. By Mistake it was announced in the crening general inf=ston to part of the upper gallery at the Kirmes rather than disappoint people who had been misled by. Sale snnomncement tickets Were sold at tat rice, ever, Uhe original schedule ‘Will be maintained, nacre The, Courts errr Cover—Judge Merrick. Today, Ki agt. Lockey; sale ratified Davin gt. CoM: notion to dismiss dented: os to take proof. In re James McCarthy; writ of de lunatico inqitrendo ordered. Cusick ‘agt. Cusick; ‘mony before H. ‘Sohon ordered taken. the ordinary Einds, and cennot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phowhate powders. Soup oxur ms Cama Borat ‘Baxixe PownEn Co., 106 Wall street, NX. cole Rages re ‘Price, 10 cents. At the Reform School. SONGS, RECITATIONS AND A MINSTREL PERFORMANCE Perhaps people imagine that the gamins, who compose the butk of the one hundred and sixty Inmates of the Reform school are not capable of giving an enjogable entertainment. ‘The material isnov very encouraging, as the superintendent and teachers found when they were preparing for ‘the fifth annual entertainment which was given lastevening. However, the results surprised the large number of visitors who witnessed the per- and the abilitity displayed ‘nied in words afterwards, crry ITEMS. “Invincible” Flour, the Patent Process Flour, at pri Burbank Potatoes cheap. Give us a call. METZGER S17 7th st. bw. For the Sick. Paine's Furniture Company, illustrated catalogue of Invait torall who may apply by mail..<-" Pure Old Rye Whisky (4 from the distillers, $2.50) Gasunes: We have reduced the prices of Umbrellas, and wil you please read our advertisement below? You will reed of $1.00 Underwear for 50c. Kid Gloves war- | rantedand triedon for 98c. At the best “Minnesota, ios Wil etve lessons in Elocution “inekewetions thepapitereadeuce caved, Audsos oti ie Ota a nals ee Sugi education. For jurticulars wudress. Of call at : For par Steet a isk Gast fesse rear oid), straight N. T. Metzcer & Bro., 47 7h st ow, spe wencize formance by the bos Was not only complimes but warnly applauded and encored during the rendition of the Of such selections as “Peace! he “There's Music in the Air,” The Bull. Dog, brought oui a ine voltime of sound, fhe sinaller boys bicndin; ‘a3s of the older ones. Polish Roy,” part in a diluc Frankle & Co., succesaors to R. Goldschmid, 812 Inauguration of Our Bargain Counters, Our buyers have been ¢1 rit ais ec ener, red in this country. Gmour bargain couters, and the following. se oF juotations will convince any hous they can find some article that they can use and it would be wise to secure some of these; ins at once: Shand painted french China fruit Solid brass hammered trays Handsome parlor lamps, com- ORPINE Pn sae 2 Hand painted lava cuspadory, “— 223c. Extra quality cocoa door mat ‘Tin tollet sets, 3 pes, colored, Colored chamber palis, Colored tin cuspadors, 8 quart dish pans, Unexcei advantages for learning CONVER- BRHON Best of ustive wcachets Fesenttonely tow. the treble of ‘NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen end ‘Chil. with ‘the deepening aren. Pasi gee os one youth and his sut juent dialogue showed the possession: not only of a good memory but considerable elo- cutionary merit, He was loudly applauded and tative Le Fevre and First Auditor Cheno- b, Who were in the audience, joined in the raise that was bestowed upon {he young man. ‘A minstrel troupe, com] ored Boys, gave, an admirable greatly amused the audience, and @ialogues by white and colored boys Which were weil done. The performance closed with the presentation in good style of the cantata “The Grass Hopper.” chorus at the close was very well ‘the performances the visitors were entertained by Col and Mrs, shallenberge: Affairs in West Washington. Ir Costs Hi Five Douans Every Too.—This morning, in the Police Court, Joseph Donoho, a young man, was on trial, chatged with distur! the Salvation Army meeting. Judge Snell that if persons attend these incetings they must behave themselves. A fine of $5 was impose | Donoho Was ined some days ago tor a similar of- ‘Nores.—There js no perceptible rise in the river Tint, ia the fce is rapidly for some time in la. APPIY to the for Programs and bargains. ever of- Saunisstort c zs bloyan, taut in twelve honrs: simple as AB, ay struction daily.” Tuition by mail. Call or send stam} for proopestss: ‘Typewtitiar taaght by" experts cs : ofa number of col- re Were other done, “After ‘We pledge our word that the quotations below are truthful. ‘They are astounding, but we repeat—strictly Patent Acme fi Scrubbing brushes, Potato masiters, Seven pin hat racks, 30 feet clothes lines, Steel hammers, Wooden knife tray: ‘ ‘Good wooden buckets, 120 per, 96 sheets for 13e. 4c.; rising Sun stove polish, 4c. will give you some idea of the bargains we are of- fering now on our bargain counters. Come see for Yourself and be convinced. FEANKER & Co., cessors to R. Goldschinid, 812 74h st. nw. Baum’s “Royal #3 Per Gallon, 75c. Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money, MOGEE'S, 9th near D st. “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every mornii and delivered in 3 1 Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk be. Per quart. Cream 15e. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Fisk, Clark & Flaga's Scarfs for 69c. Puff, Knot and Four-in-Hand Scarfs 35c. ‘98e, Scarlet Wool Underwear for 50c. t#- The Red Medicated Underwear cost us nearer | 98c. than 50c. ‘That is true. EB Tho 4c. Scarfa are sold elsewhere for 50c., and at some stores for 7c. That is truo. fa You can’t usually purchase Fisk, Clark & Flags’s novelties under @1. Thats true. Siseppearing.<Swiee tse Sal isappearing. iss Liza a Mai, ib che gest for a few days ot nelile, of N’street. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tar Eventna Stan. Cir¥ Cooxcis.—The boards of the city council met last night, and the finance cominittee re- ported an agrecinent relewsing the American Coal | | company from 11s lease of a public Wharf in con- sideration of $3,600 paid to the corporation, and it Was agreed to, ‘The mayor reported that the agent of the telephone company would ties the peopie of Alexonai fa that = Were possible under its charter and contracis, anc but there are none to spare from rallroad uses at | The report was received, A bill chaning the Le pod Was séntin from the tire wardens and re- TRMPERANCE US1oN.—The §Vomen’s Christian perance convention is in session at Trinity church, Mrs. W. H. Pleasants, of Richmond, in the chalr, dnd Miss Lena Kern and Mrs. Fuetry secre taries. ‘Three sossions wil be held today. Ad- dresses have been delivered eZeRtedsscess egteseenre of Baltimore, 188 Ridie Dar Tie “above list ? repairs china, &c. Gm Quart Roitic, No.1 Orders by matt, the factiities to Drints, bbe. per ite $1.50 6 button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for 81.25. $1.68 4 button Black Kid Gloves, with gray embroid- ery and binding for $1.25. $1.98 4 button Russian Calfskin Gloves, all colors, em- ‘broidered, for $1.68. 98c. 5 and G button Kid Gloves, embroidered, all shades, for 68c. E97 All above gloves, oxc@t those at 68c., are war- ranted and tried on. y Mrs, Willard, of ladies, as well a3 by several ministers. Action ‘was taken sustaining the W. C.'T. U., of Washing- ton, in its crusades. ‘Tax 22p ParabE.—The Hydraulion Steam Fire ompany held a meeting last night, Vice President Carne in the chair, and appointed a committee to comer with the military and tire coumitiee as to the celebration of the 22d of Feb- It is understood thatthe firemen cannot pease of a parade, and that it is probable the celebration of the day will be an ex- clusively military one. Notss.—Siromons and Lipscomb indicted for as- county grand jury peared and given bail.——Yhe funeral of Mrs. Amelia A. Waiis, the esteemed wile of Mr. John ‘I, Walls, took place this morning from the Baptst chureh on Washington street, Kev. Dr, Mercer vaunadann ‘schoo Hie clyue, is now loading ‘Cuba. —This is tne th portation of Prinee county since the days of Dum- Iries and Calchester. i aiy p> Geepnee You Have A Srrzxpm Cuance eit saul by the TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH THE BEST ‘MENS’, BOYS" AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AT OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE NOW GOING ON AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE UP A PARTNERSHIP. -#EAUSE RAPE THE CASH FOR OUR CLOTHING, hp TSE BaR- GAINS ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT OUB STORE—NOT IN CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD GOODS CHEAP. WE WANT ALL OF YOU TO COME AND SEE OUR GOODS AND PRICES. YOU CAN BUY YOUR MENS’, Boys’ AND "S CLOTHING IN ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN EVERY GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE. SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY AND COME DIRECT TO THE GREAT DISSO- LUTION SALE AT 924 7TH ST. IAND K STS., TWO DOORS BELOW BUR- DETTE’S DRY GOODS HOUSE. COME AND Lala] Fancy Striped Silks reduced from 81.35 to $1.15. Fancy Striped Plushes reduced from 98 to 75¢. Silk Gaye, all colors, 98¢. to 75e. Colored Brocade Silks, 75c., were $1.25. ta Not allcolors in Stock. Cooperage at rst foreign ex The New York health commissioners held a. special meeting Yesterday to discuss the danger of a smallpox epidemic. i A cyclone or tornado struck Danville, Va., Mon- day, and several houses were biown down. A’ caucus of the republican members of the Pennsylvania legislature adopted a resolution to submit ap ainendinent to the constitution to the i# prohibiting the sule of intoxicating Mquor An ice gorge in Lackawaxen creek flooded the lower part of the village of Hawley, Pa., Monday ahe united labor party is being organized in A slight earthquake shock was felt in the city of Munkaczy, the artist, gave a dinner In Paris last evening in honor of Sir. McLane, the American 3 0, Ct ea a 000, 000! Cee ata) g eo $35 Seal Plush Wrap for 825. $50 Seal Plush Wrap for $40. ‘$18.75 English Newmarket for $14. 815 Frieze Wrap for $10. 858 Jet Beaded Wrap for $42. G27” Only one each at above prices, Ss: JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANN. dF ‘Yery moderate. Preparatory School attached, “Special attentien civen to fitting boys to enter college, univ sity, or the military or naval schools of the go iment. Situation most beatiful aud healthfal. For ectalorues address A ‘The governor of Onto yesterday appointed ex- VEN AT THE HOME OF RCHESSEAULT, a most expe- 723 Lar Ani ali other principal cities. zed as superior to all other sumilar Instita- ‘Trial iessous tree. Every Saturday LECTURES. ion at seo ‘Also. closing out at Great Barrane. = AMSLEY. OF WAMSLEY & NEDWELL, 3X. Charles st, Ralsimore. ix now in Wasiuhe” Ward's Hotel.” Private Parlors, with 3 lance t of Ball. Evening and Dinuer Dresses Spring and Useful Dresses, which she is Onders taken and Fit Guarantee’. Fora few days only will this offered “al vRNA enporznt = ee eae eae ae vers low prices. iav-St STON FISHERS ay — EVOLUTION IN SHORT-HAND — SLOAN_DU- ‘eleven void medals. Classes and private in- us. tors. The Seheols Dutt stn. ys CTION IN OIL PAINTING “ Stadio Rooms, 1,2 and'3. 1310 F et.” ja22-2we RADED SCHOOL—FROEBEL KINDERGARTEN and Ladies’ Training Class, 1127 13th st, n.w. one square from Thomas circle. Principals, Misees POL- | TOCK and NOERK. New term February 1st.ja2z-1w* | \NTED—PUPILS IN ENGLISH AND LATIN, ‘QRek and Gernian, by aneptionea Se bas inant . Terms toderate.- Instruction wt residence if preierred. Address Box 65. Star office. Ja8-3W* soe Ras AN DRA TIC A! ‘VOCAL ‘Culture and Reading. Privete Lessons’and Dra: | Matic Classes. Mrs. ADELINE DUVAL i it 4} — —— SES sO | G ‘ARANTEE TEACH AN E TO MAKE A! life-size crayon portrait in Alten lessons: no knowledge of drawing necessary: lussons in painting. ‘R 11, y Building, ‘7th and E. Jad-dwe. W NGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY | hag removed from Capitol Hill to 651 F st. n. wy | rooms 7, 8 aud 9. ocl8-4th npr >TIONS aes For terms and ref apply 1 CHARLES. B. and references DONCH, O26 40 sean. Tea | © ART STUDENTS AND PARENTS — AT THE Academy of Fine Arts. moved to S04 Eat.. opr can rvceive the inost thorough instruction im every style of Drawing and Painting. Vears of study saved. Mrs. T. R. MORRELL, the founder and teacher, has had twelve miedals and studied fifteen years in EUrope with the tnost celebrated artists. ‘Particularattention wsketch- ue from nature. Children Saturtay. 810 ber year. sinew ‘OCAL. SONS, Vi In the most Rapid and Refined Italian Method. SIGNOR FABIAN from Paris, Europe, 1017 10th nw. WARE LESSONS AND MUSICAL RECEPTION (At the ‘request oly and exclusively” for, eae and friends.) 4-Ln ‘ASHINGTO? ce EI (TORY, ‘MUSIC Vv on Cloud Bailing: come) os 0 ee eenth year. "ano, Organ, Voice, Violin: Fluis, Copuet Ke. Free ULLAKD, advantaces.. O!B.B Director. GREFK, MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISL aidan prepared for Gills, Aemerolss West Peat Candidates for Cc llege, Auubapolis West ong Service Exablinations “Apply 323 Oth st n.w. HE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SO ND SCHOOL Tolt Jack xt aw. ‘The Student's He!n.” copsrielited 1886, by Me. feat ‘the school. 30 ctx mus Deg. img mogey ahd labor saved by thin epatean of Iarpiog tha Prebch iauruage. it ix founded upon Food pronunciation and practical convereation, Classes gi ail erades ior stalls and children Lesouus on SSonnds" Saturday’ at 4:30" piu 39 Cte a lesson. First lesson free when buying he w Pore HARVALD GRADUATE, TEACHING IN WASH_ desires A Pupils in Classics, English and ai rences and terms apply to F m NSTRUCTIONS IN CRAYON AND ALL BRANCHES: of Painting, (sl apd Crayon Portraite a specialty, A full line of Geld and Bronze Frames, JOSE B, COR- REA, Rooms 82 aud 83 Corcoran bldg. ‘$8-1m* ELECT SCHOOL, 1811 Ist. nw. ‘An elementary and hich achool for both sexes. Sec: ghd session Derius Javuary 31. For catalorues ad- dress THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. Ja6-2un PISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10ru ST. Nw, [SSS MSE EY, 0 ore er 2S i | BAL hd guarantees perfect Mt aud comfort ‘Private legscus in Type Writing. | ranch Band eke ce Ee Experienced teachers “7 TUAASG ots $3 Smo | FFD Hand rere Homerine Coderweae (ALESANDER ZIWE, | Patent Shonlder Braces, aid all Dress Reform Goods, 140 C st s.0. | nen Cobwets anid Bustes Mathematics, ete. Translations | INDERGARTEN, 7} 4 iS MANN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL,| 1918 inderlaud Place. one block south of Dupont cirel ‘Third term begins February 7, 1887. n1-Sm | tric treatinents’ for iadfen aud children. Mik German, ete, “seman | make th é thetnical Dry Cleaning Establishmen Se. 993 Gat as CMa eagetemey WILMARTH & EDMON®TOR, Ludlow and Gentlemen's Gurinents: aise, Yele Fiugh Cloaks: Grare Veale, Laces Glove Re see Chita and Glass Lmportary this superior prowess. Ladies Even: . ; ine S specialty. “Gentlemen's Clothesscleased | 3815 1205 Ponnayivante oven Bebra ged los the onl sage 8 | BG LP Sree seat marantend Cte removed eaectually | Bra Cer Ix Prices ———| PORTIERES AND FAY CURTAINS Wat EDWELL, le Dow x lo | We will begin Mon@ay and offer our stock of Por. c ; EVER" CURTAIN HAs Ec MARKED DOW brivate Parlors, | Sis Forteres macked dows EVENING “aia BALL . = MALEING DRESSES, ‘Sand JLKSEYS. ‘eed by The greatest barvain offered s our All-t MES. WAMSLEY, < ~ : Taroran Curtatas ty fee st rolor. Foro Ot Wameles & Bedwell. _ | Tens gee; wenow cut than wehes Sorpeskroal ee Mas M. J. Hesz. 1309 F ST. N.w,, OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON- NETS AND HATS. All be sold 40 8 feW days, wo yon should call early at HHO | | W b's | :G2Pet Furniture abd Up hoistery Waremoms, nz | 1 SOL Market apate Goon News: Gov News: FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS AT COST. —— KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. 3x6 GROGAW'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE SUPERFLUOUS HAIR OBLITERATED. LEAVING | Forall in neat of FUPNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES ‘bo trace. My Electric Needle Process ix the only | and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS tn general.ae fold Reson Set Woe eed be without a well-furnialied bowel DR | cause ubey have Lor got the cash to apare. yous bletaish. Plastens powders, vie a more stuvbocn growth. GABRIBL, 1331 G st. 2. " = ro SX. | Wo ate determined to knock the bottou out Iighe Lopes, Arce STION. | prices, and will sed TEST SIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, LE MJ. PRANDL, 1209 F ST. H GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS NOVELTIES’ IN BACK COUPFURES, ma HATR DRESSED. “BANGS SHINGLED. | AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE sr dressiug Dy the mouth. ‘Special attention to | placing of Bridal © . neti veils, war 2h FOR CASH A a cL inake their own terins in regant to payments. Ae Come and see the langest store in the United States Come aud see the langest and most varied stock to ee lect from. gor Re | Comoafter you have posted yourselves on pricesand Goa FE rm. N | terms elsewhere, and we will euarantec you that GGG WEE RR AU AN NKE | " “8 EN ‘THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CIIY, AT paateco weir loncmccamsetic yee) 3. JAY GOULD'S, | «TRE OLD RINK, 0c30-3m 421 Oth st near Penusylvanisare_| OX NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND | 14TH STREETS . Ww, Mx: J. P. Pasun | 4s the place you were looking for. Come and be cow | vinced thot what we say are facts and no humbug. We 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. Tepeat, come aud maike your own torms—w6 } IMPORTER, | seis GROGAN. YW... Tes ‘Will show the coming week {Cor Wearmen Is Comte and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- NOVELTIES IN ING STOVE be sure to call and inapect the lanrext assortment ever shown in this city. Also, LATROBES, cegitted chet? Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MANTELS, "FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, &c,, iu great variety. In TIN WAKE we keep the g finest quality, which costs very littie more tuau tue Also, common. A cali solicited. COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS, W. 8 JENKS & co, ‘Trm Srarer NW. 411__ FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. __ V. KANF, 507 11TH 8T.N_W.—CORSETS wrt se igomia Alvertegt Bt eiaraniead Alen lncof Shoulder Braves, Reform Walsts, French Corse and Bastles. Corsets isundried. ee18-cn oo: 7 Children's Corsets and a @1 Corset (Miss H.'s own | the price 18 aMeurpansed. | JORNS POLIS, MD. wen Departine Students permitted Principal THOMAS FEL GWaiverty of London, Eat) az President KR. B. Hayes to be trustee of the Ohio Tsity for the teria Of seven years, be- ginning May 14, s A paper in New Mexico publishes a statemetit that Jesse James Is not dead, Duc is living in tire Wilds of Arona near Phoenix. ‘The funeral of Mrs. Voorhees took place in Terre Haute, Ind., yesterday. Bars Sus INFANTILE AND BIRTH HUMORS SPEEDILY CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, SEE US AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. ‘Those from 84.98 to $7.25, all go at $4.50. Those from 87.50 to $9.98, all go at $6.50. ‘Those from $13.25 to $16, all go at $10. Jetogy wh HE tet tS a ty Post Office, and close by Pa. ave. WASHINGTON, D. PRACTI of the voice. For Cleansing the Skin and Scalp Birth Hamore, | FeECasmeR Cnzax for allaying Itching, Burning and Inflammation, for curing the first symptoms of Eczema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust, Scald Head, Scrofula and other inherited akin and blood diseases, Cuticuna, the great Skin Cure, aud Cortcuna Soar, and exquisite Skin Beautifier, exter- nally, and CurrcuRa ResoLvenr, the new Blood Puri- fier, internally, ar@ infallible. Absolutely pure. ‘MY OLDEST CHILD, ‘Now six years of age, when an infant six months old, was attacked with = virulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary remedies fuiling, we called our family physician, who attempted to cure it: but it spread with almost incredible rapidity, until the lower portion of ‘the little fellow’s person, from the middle of his back down to his knees, was one solid rash, ugly, painful, blotched and malicious, We had no rest at night, no peace by day. The physician did not know then, and does not know now, what it was. Finally, we were ad- vised to try Currevna Remepres. Without the kuow- ledge of our physician, I procured @ box of Curicuna anda cake of Cunicuma Soar. The effect WAS SIMPLY MARVELOUS, ‘Using the two together, first washing him thoroughly with Cotrevma Soar, then ennointing him with Curt BECAMIER BALM. FOR THE COMPLEXION. WABRANTED TO REMOVE ALL TAN, ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, ETC. | who wive evidonce of unusual merit, and who are una- ‘7c, French Hand-Emb'd Corset Covers for 29¢. Only size 38, 38, 40,42. Soiled. 49c. Lowneck Corset Coversfor 290. Size 40, 42, 48c. Chensises for 39c. Broken lots of various styles Some were more than 48c. $1.35 Emb’d Skirts tor 95c. Slightly soiled. | $1.98 Children’s Nainsook Dresses for $1.25. Oda atyles for Children from 1 to9 years. G8c. Gamps for 39c. Nainsook. Soiled. SEE WHAT MES. JAMES BROWN POTTER SAYS: ‘Tuxxpo Crus, Tuxzno | Dear Mapase—am using the put of the Recamn! (Cream you so kindly sent me, and ‘hud i im fetobe: it wil be Hide tiie forth. T every Wom, for introducing wie Yamn truly. Bnd tall you claim der ta Tuxury aod neneenty ‘consider it «luxury eo oy Young or old. "With renewed thanks ful Recamier UBART POET james Brown Potter.) | of teachers. jon Fees—Day WARM GOODS. ‘$2.98 and $3.98 Children’s Plush Caps for $1.68. Per- fect, but not in all colors. | 85, 75 and 68c. Children's Worsted Hoods for 25c.; all colors. Too many in stock. 48 Ladies’ All-Wool Skirts for $1.98. fhree ‘The beautifal MRS. LANGTRY says: “I use the delicious Recamier Cream.” ‘Mrs. onentering., trated Circular sent free on applicati Mrs, Laugtry’s iuothe: a ENRY C. SPE! Paincipal, lighted with the Necanie oR Exocvriox Inthe Art of all Arts—no person's education 1s com- Pete withont it."—Bmereons “Few pie know what rs they possess until: this art develops them."=—Salein = THE SMART Itis a large structure, splendidly eyuipyed, aid ite CE HALLS (cach 100 fect fu fen thy afford unequalled opportunitivs for developing te stremgu It teaches Elocution as an elegant art for home and society, as well ne Zor use in public: also, VOICE CUL- TUNE. ARTICULATION OF THE ENGLISH LAN: GUAGE, PHYSICAL HARMONY, ORATORY, PER- RONATION, STANTOMIME, VISIBLE | SPRECAE ANALYSIS, EXPRESSION, GESTURE AND ACT: Its methods of instruction are in advance of any in Americe adopting the RECENT DISCOVERIES of us fessional Lite or wo beconie Teachersef Eiocution: Gree | 200 charts used. The College has TEN DEPART- MENTS. A fund has been established to assist pupils Die to pay’ Aira full course of tuition, Send for descrip Live catalowue, fires PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED jout Dec. 5) will Reopen MONDAY. DEC. 12. in commodious halls, National Bank of the Republic Building, southwest corner of 7th end D. <A. prictical "Dusiness education that “quali fics young men and_women to support. themsclves TRoroush insteaction iven int Rapid’ Wetkier es For y in - English Lapgusge, Co Hapid Calcul: Hons, Bookkecyink, Business Law, Political ai conomiy, Stenography aid Tepe Writ y and eveuius-scasiobs. A fall corps ‘sensions—I Recular asi tree, One Sear, $70, le $10 on enter- ing and bainnce Gn monthly inaealments of €10 a year scholarship, in full Ou entering, $60; tuition r quarter of 16 weeks, $90, paid’ on entering. | hice wionthe, $18, paysble SO onehtceneand lanes | sont , Pay’ monthly "instalments of $6 each, or $16 in full HEN! s Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. cuRa. From the first application a change for the bet- | toiriGadas te es Me Laney R terappeared. ‘The doctor said we had no further need of him, and ceased his visits. Ia three or four weeks cure Was wrought, leaving the little fellow’s pendonaa white and healthy as thou he had never deen attacked. In my opinion, your valuable remedies saved his I'fe, and to-day he iva strong, healthy child, perfectly well, no repetition of the disease having ever occurred. You are welcome to maku any usc of this you msy deem best. CaztoL HILL EVENING N DDD K XK ™ EFF DEKE s85s The iti arti F oat =| MES ‘Hill pupils on Thursdays, Music rooms, 306 2d st s.e. | ig, Modieska, writer: Dean Mus. Arzn—Immediately alter iny fet New York to open my er your Recamier Cream and 4 bot Brown Potter aud Sirs. Lange 0 re ner pr rations absolutely D DE K NN DDD K K V'iscamier false, | 12%. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for Se. Only those slightly soiled and with embr'd initial, $2.68 and $2.98 Handkerchiefs for $2.25. These are ny. peerless, and sesure you the finest embr’d French Novelties, and are re- is letter can it way Tiot hesitate to use | Renewed advautayes fora thorourh course in Science, | dangise Special attenuou ie paid to Pianos Hate On r jon ia 3 Galiarand Bando. : reesi ve GEO. B. SMITH, Att'y at Law and ex-Pros. Att'y, Ashland, Obio, Reveagxce: J. G. Weist, Druggist, Ashland, Ohio. CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold everywhere. Price: Curicuma, 50 cents: Re- cents, Prepared by Porter ye uso them.” If ty boot servies to you do sane? Modjeata, Gous 1) Mode a riet Hubbard Ayes. Hography apd Fancy Work. Lustra Painting, Calis. theniea and Kindemvarten mnt year. Counected ‘with the a's At Wholesale, STOTT, CROMWELL & Co.. Bikol for Boys, taught by the Sisters. 30-om 450 Penusylvanin eve, Manufactarer and t OBER ea 27 Union Square, N. SOLVEST, 81; SOAP, Dave axp Cuxsicat Co., Boston, Mase, By druggists in general and a0 1h at 1024 Mamichiustte ave and 1625 ¥ at. SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES." OF Baby use Corictra Soar, an exquisitely perfumed Skin Beautitier. RHEUMATIC PAINS, Neuralgia, Sciatic, Sudden, Sharp and Nervous Pains and Strains RELIEVED Ix ONE MINUTE by the Cor. coma ANTI-Par PiasteR, Warranted. At all Drug- gists, 25 cents; five for #1. POTTER DEUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Sass of teach all colors, olive wood | °X'speciai Herdic sticks, were 75 and 98c. Your choice for 63c. SATCHELS—Genuine Snako Skin Sstchels, besut!- fally finished. Too fine for general use. Reduced from $4.65 to $3.50. Japanese Leather Satchels, exquisitely decorated in colors, Not dearat $6.68, now @5. POCKET-BOOKS—Gentlemen's Real Seal Books, aS ta for ae stampa and cards, are 81.68 to, Price to size, All reduced to $1.48 each. — To meet the immense Of w number of ladies ‘wh ‘any form without irritat December 15 Hecamier Cream will ‘be minded both with x benelit of pupils in distaut parts of the city, scotch demand, 10 cannot use glycerine OF without sl Tarkod A other ie sate, and the wondertul'curasi Hes'which have made Recauler Crear i fe yeucknowledged queen et beimpaired by thet peering, GBELpows, ACADEMIES_1004 F lat ‘elimination of 4] ine, Sith glycerine,” or “wiihant alee Jalskw-lm* mu J & HORTHAND AND_ EXPERT TYPEWRITING IEDMONT AIR LINE. Sipescticatiy ‘Success SCHEDULE IN ‘Trains leave B. ‘Daily aud, jashingtor re By Pee te cobtenal prepares for Ea ei 8e28 INSTITUTE, & PRICES. BARGAINS!!! ; SERGE, al! colors, pure wool, wide dou- 'H, pure wool, oue yardand ahslf N DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced HAIR a EOME- SPUR, pure wool, wide IMERES. 40c., 45c., 50c. “aidice srRRp.g Banches of Roses were 68c., now55e. Bunches of Fruit were 85c., now 69c. ‘Those are the goods we advertised TO FEKL 48 WELL AB LOOK NATURAL. So many people have been testing them that some are slightly soiled. a2 JET JEWELRY. ‘To make room for new stock we reducedall 25¢. Jew- airy to 19¢.; the 49c. to 30c., and the 98c. to 79e. We show Irish Bogoak, Whitby Jet and Unpolished Jet, in Pins, Earrings, Bracelets; Combe, Sleeve Buttons, Fob ‘and Vest Chains. $2 Some are Imitation Diamonds in Onyx, and the ‘Earrings all have Gold Wires, L BLANKETS, TIET ERE RRR 1 9855 711 MARKET SPACE, uear 7th street. ‘goods, ali colora, wide double Teh ee mate tS Gacase, AES camara i Hock ied FANCY GOops, extra width, re- ASSOCIATION, Issues MATU! ‘the axp Muarvarry OF WASHINGTON, » C nee oo treasurer: ry else w aS Samanta eet rat Drei WHATLEY S sTzam pre Wonka RUSH Is, OvzR, ee ROVAL. (a LASER, cle Proprictor and Manager.) 1127.29 PRNNerEvaxta AVE AND 401 TO 407 12TH st. Mw. SC n.¢. Instruction given in Book-k CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1312 MASS. restimod studies MONDAY, Sept the with . Peinting aud the attention. Private clans in Paint ‘Pho- ‘are new features’ of the ‘DONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLESLEY : PREPARATORY, and Day School jor Young Ladies and MISS ANNA-ELLIS Puncipal mirth year began SEPTEMBER 22, 1886, with fall pecixl Herdic is employed by the school for the 188 HILTON'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH ‘School for Young Vadies, 821 Vermont aves will "WEDNESDAY, September 29th. 220-6m 7A Mondays, Wednesdays aud Saturdays: 38 st. and ‘lvaniaave.a.e., ‘and Fridays, ances taught. eck-tar® test containing as it does all the most improved Machinery jECOND-HA invented up to the present time, but they produce | 00,19 gaN5, Rnb fron 23 Sie) Flour Uxsvnrrassep by any mill in the world. To a75 Prove that, we would simply state that large quan- | “ay monthly iustallments. |) Oo 6 on = | tity of of this maguitcent Flour is shippedannually to | 1. HOOK 27 STH ST. | Europeand eaten at the principal Courts of the old Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior mich, Geriuan and Spanica spoken. mrl4 FAMILY SUPPLIES. 7 Fress UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE. nee Seeeeeee: BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY Special attention of Holiday Purchasers invited to I HAVE EVER SOLD. PRICE the new ARTISTIC STYLUS fiuiahed in desiens of 19 CENTS APOUND. SOLDIN HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. 2 POUND PACKAGES. THE IN- SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fie assortment of CREASING SALE OF THIS prominent makes at all prices. SAUSAGE MAKES IT NECES- bakin bank SARY FOR ORDERS TO BE Jags A GIVEN “BEFORE 178 AR- a or? Marset W. BURCHELL Do Nor Puncnase a pepetai UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, an Siret-class instrument st «me ‘dtu price. "Over 41,000 uow in uss ‘Second-hand Pianos and Organs at prices from @10 Norrog to $150. Sold on emall monthly paymeute Largest assortment of Scent Music in the city. TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS HENRY EBERBACK, el anes Env F, Dnaoor, at SD 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bole Agent for G95 BEE ERD EEE atts rrr XN NW OW wa $0 Eo fe § gs 7 Hake ewww YT SoG fixe £ E Een Sss8 7 EY TS kN www aan YO hic? = Ss8 T Eee iN SN We Ww AA ¥ THE CELEBRATED MINN! fie" Sumetcn aod other Pewee Bescling Ones e on aud terlinat Oren a aT Music and Musical Merchandise. Tustruuents syld ot — Jared. Awad, Stored aud Shipped Taured, Mowe rong Te fawithouta doubt the most Bravrurctand the | !"New and Necund-band Pianos of other makes always most Nerarniocs Flour iu the World. | im ptock at low nyrures. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, | - ‘ANG $275. othe. nukes from $25 up. Soldow coer ob 390 , Arithme- JQEAUTIFUL UPRIGHTS FOR SALE AND RENT, Ciccone Ceo Ria ae AR | won {BET ara roe slat Qrinography.’ C.'¥. WOOD, Principal. “J. J. LEIS, HOWEVER, } saith Ay BECKS Axsistant, 3 “RS. HARRIE TO | Likeeverything else that has gained renown, some | FIRST-CLASS TUNING AND REPAIES OF PIANOS, is E ‘OCAL LESSONS T | x _ smilie, Sey ane en | emer ree canciones ee eee Bone fo five. Residence, 7335 Oth st. nw. Lesachs to Capitol | reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and rota arucle tor the genuine. aad ponte at rwet x 5 ts for the Uniti ‘THEREFORE, j So Frakgsn Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read | Ad dealers in Strings, Musical, Inet en “CERES,” ‘Sand 10 cei Music 390,000 copies ois aad 10 ceut Sheet ‘and have the imprint of <= NT! “PATE ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS _ GENT 'LEMEN’S._G a = attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. Euzors WM. M. GALT & Co, BATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS ap23. Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, P I re) : O ‘To all the Latest Novelties iu URE Taian Uuive Ut, WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY.88. As sweet and palatable as ‘Shirts to Order, 6for 812. A perfect nt guarantesd, FRESH CREAM. ELLERY'S, 1337 F stroct, Large Invoices in Stock. Opponite the Ebbitt Housa, ELPHONZO YOUNGS it, guaranteed if serious: Company, otherwise don't y. Private is preferred. R. F. GROMELIN, with Joins & Eine Benoerpern 473 a = LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF ‘college, Psy E PE 3s see) LES SEWING MACHINES, &. Breee PRE pei be ‘The Best and Lightest Running ‘ Pr SSE Be i BE Ee Draft, ates ©. 0, Do if desized: SGiiver them to your charges fo all pomnts east of Suis rand by Hay: or Five Nin otherwise to berretassed, ‘st our expense. H. & H.W. CATHERWOOD, 114 South Front st., Philadelphia. New York Office, 16 South William st. > au [Esp eS | Sane Esrasuiszxp 1s. inthe market. The Largest Range of Work. The Best . 18 NOW SHIPPING & ‘Attachments. Light Running and Quiet. Ladies should CHOICE OLD cere $e ayeomed € DRY CHAMPAGNE OPPENHEIMER & BRO, ed ee id ead Dee SE opt (er age www AHH Sss, Ex Me NQRHING EXCEEDS 4 SILENT WHITE SEWING We'w oH HOD Sse8 & GH Eee Seg8T | Taoune ae experts as the nest Work and Bewuty of Fash ibe White a Ring. Be GEAND VIN SRC, WHICH IS OF THE SAME HIGH GRADE AS THB Bissors Geom P.-) ey? Sceyienon | AND THE LEADING, WIXE MEBCEANTS xD Spero wat ova Te Dex & Co Laseers Lous Orrice “CARTE BLANCHE,” AT PRESENT SHIPPED BY ‘HIM, AND WHICH HAS BEEN 80 FAVORABLY RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. HIS WINES ARE THE FINEST QUALITY THAT CAN BE SENT FROM FRANCK, AND HE FRELS CONFIDENT THAT THE NEW DRY WINE WIL case, containing attachments | MEET WITH FRIFNDS WHEREVER IT is KNOWS, bea tor: C, AU! for 5 years Sueibee with 932.20. gach 5.000 now in in ‘District. PRICE—QUARTS, €30.20; PINTS, Eqe Sepa tikes Agent, D.C. —s 2 OR SALE BY G@. G. CORNWELL & 808, 1416 AXD 1416 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR An 1, C. BISHOP, Druggist, 113m 730 9th st, cor. Hat. nw. ‘No. 361 Pennsyivanis evenne northwest.