Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1887, Page 4

a "S gE sees on til oe sit aa f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, "FEBRUARY 8, 1887 » LOCAL MENTION. Discussing Public Morale. FOR SALE-LOTS. FOR SALE—LOTS. EDUCATIONAL. BOOKS, &. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. oe: = RX-GEMATOR POMEROY SUOGESTS IMPEACHMENT FRO- AN BILL LOTSA: CULTIVATED PARI- ty gtk CRRDINGS AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS. lots in blocks 9, 10, 11, 12, 14. 15, 16, “ep iaay wa mL inet natract a few. children With Orrick oF Tue CHTKY SIGNAL OFFIoRa, At a meeting of the Congregational club, held at i feferencon: “Adaress 716 13th ot. bows — WasuiseTox, D. C., Feb, 8, 1987, | the Tabernacle last evening, Mr. L. Deane, presid- aban rope sr iit pupils’. Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at3 p.m. | Ing, Prot. G. J. Cummings, of Howard university, ‘in the: oy pe FASTING Tondiy. read an interesting essay on “The Sabbath and its shite Mending TAT, MES. } MEP KE Artah — For District of Commbla, Maryland and Virginia, | observance.” ‘The paper was discussed by Mr. G. TT Rory comsitecntie tens, 0S YAN SHOR’ occasion Taing, followed by fair Weather, sigutly | 4. L. MerriMeld, of Falls Church, Va.; ex-senator 3 shots TT have ot Tall theeo sub- | QECAS Dugy of an bout per dane aa fa followed by lower temperature, westerly Pomeroy and Judge J. H. Gray. Ie was decided to = TERS TY words per minute and improve ae % eared ie eee aw. | BE ae 50 2 grain qu Senator Pomeroy, during his remarks, referring to SATE CORNER “fo-1w* o__Attorney-at-Lavw, Warrenton, Va BY Mart.— 300 pada ciate ebarel ‘the ch: made against the District Commis- Feect rain AoE OO TATETNG 30,450 UNDS WEDNESDAYS AND SATUB- a meee a Pa. | Uonors by the W. CT. U. remarked that tere rar eT 100 feet on Park st and Fegan st 4.30.end 7 30 p.m. 256-8 Puorockaras. New Photo. Art €o.,006 Pa, ave. ere five oe : ri, wien etal ‘aw alleged. He tre. 30g: ger fot,_ Ea form. | spentietied io, ce ra Freon Ts Toe F. Tr wn Pay You to “ex amine our bargain coun. | to thes athe Senate, oui d goto tne "House ith ose NO KORE —— — MONTELY oes TF, _—_ ae = ane ana QF SOUND SCHOOL, of Puilosophy. bya Atsmeenise. Groax To Tax Froxr. ter. No bumbug, but a genuine mai own an ave a resolt oo women suffer month from A PART 0} TARE a eee, ‘children Prices xs Ms Woe rem, fntraaced. Then the ‘Commissioners’ would be he periodic fitness Gf the sex, ihe folowing later ABMs L se ae | This property is evel Be cial en couverhiuon ssquire 2 CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTMNa. 717 Mari Senat ‘Commissioners were cured. derms 2 mpm | FO Ro | aS ae DAVis, 1319 Fat. | she East Short time. tiie, “New Yer vow ‘ASSOCINTION FRIAS: MayTuorrs Faxw MILK in sealed Jars, 225 F nw. Ine, “At the close of the meeting, as ‘Mass, by a lady in iain in ee heer ve Por ge -oR ‘OF THE BEST LOCATED A TADIES ABT A Save color Ne B ‘Baving been so successful in establishing a firet-clams Prem Posrmams. Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa, ave, | !e club, a collation was served. menstruation: aaa ater ustag fre poties ot our | week UENK eget goa he ae Ee Painting, Decoration, Pippen of De scare | New Booxs Jvsr Sassen House in the City of Washington where the people can ‘VALENTINES, at Gould's, 421 9th st, Attempted Suicide of a Young Man. Vegetable Conipoutd, 1 am almost entirely without | OWNER, 1422 F st. n.w. oes: Lebo ne. and 8.6. Principal. Cael S ot EVOLUTION, @. F. Curtise buy reliable goods on Instalment at Low Prices, T have ~- HE CAME HERR FROM PHILADELPHIA TO GET WORK, on, 20.9387 to an alley: price Perey Ee ANY ONE 10 MAKE A FUSSELL'S Ice C! N m, Charlottes and Candies. Thermometers and Barometers, Hempler’s. CITY AND_DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. rles Saunders, a boy four Fearse@aze, ing Bt GIS A street south» was badty ii yes- rday by being kicked a horse while playing 4m the street tn front of his home ‘The will of the late John Parker Murphy was Med to-day. "He leaves his estate to his wife dur- Ang her life, and at her dearh the real estate to go to Harry Parker, MeCleNan Moore and Salvador Dougherty Moore, bis wife's grand nephews. Charles. D. Cotton, former! Chattanooga, ‘Tenn was before Judge Snell this morning charged with threatening and assaulting his wife, ‘and was put under $100 bonds to keep the peace ‘nd fined $10 or 30 days for the assault salen rater Amusements, Naviowa THRATER.—MIsS May Fortescue made a pleasant impression upon a large house in the Gilbert's “Gretchen,” at the National theater last “night. ‘The play adheres Closely In the main to the familiar “Faust” story. Mr. Gilbert's diaiogte fs full of keen, inelsive lin turned with the c erhess Which characterizes that gentleman's Work, and, as Was to be expected Of Gilbert, the role of Mephisto has ee Utle role of Mr. Out more fully, and bis acrid, diabolical @ynicisin given a sharper sting. -o that, at Jeast in the able hands of Mr. Newton Gotthdld, it 1s the most striking figure in the play. ‘Miss Fortescue’s Gretchen for 30 Mr. Gilbert calls his Marguerite) 15 a sweet and enga ¢ Impersonation, particu- larly in the pretty opening scenes. In ‘the third act herscene with Fuuetws is not without @ certain | effectiveness, thongh she shows no great capacity for emotion’! expression and Uttle power. Mr. Frederick Terry's Faustus JS a fine figure, some- What sugu ive in gait and intonation of Mr. Henry Irvin Migs Kate Hodson’s Martha was Well done. On the whole the performance 18 a pleasing cniertainment. “Gretchen” Will be re Peated this and to-morrow evening Aupatows OreRa Hovsk.—Wr. itichard Mans- eld’s comedy Prince Karl,” has been a eh fn many respects since it Was seen here before, making nerally more acceptable as a play, Wr. Mausields work has gained In HARKE sou ndance at THEATER.—There was a large Harris’ last night to see Frank Mando,” and the play met with an en- tastic reception. KREKNAN'S THEATER.—Manacer Kernan this week gives RIS patrons a varied and extensive enter- | Tainment, which seemed to afford the large audi- e Which Witnesed i last might all the amuse- Ment @ reasonable person could requ THe Dime Meseum st is this week given over fo a stirring melntrama, with many enlivening | features, called “Partners in Crime,” Mr. Edwart Hantond assuming the leading role Tae Azrre Farkentered its third week at ‘the Light Infantry aru yesterday. There was no abatement in interest In the novel exbibition. THE JAraxese ViLtaGe, with its instructive epitome of life among that most curioas of people, i= drawing throngs of visitors daily to the E-street Fink. ‘THe Masassas PANORAMA repays a Visit as well a9 anything to be seen in Washington. Gex. Lew WaLLAcE Will deiiver Ms lecture on “Turkey and the Turks” at Congregational church this evening. This is anew lecture and hus-not been heard here bet = A Case of Water Waste. To the Editor of Tar EVENING Stan. We hear so much these days about the waste of ‘water and “waterphones,” ete., ete. We would Ike very much to ask the Commissioners of this eity Why it Is that within the the last three weeks they have permitted several million gallons of water to be wasted in the Athletic Park wo make & So-called skating pond—or rather 4 frog pond. ORGE HENDERSON, M. D. Cor. 9th and T sts. DW. ‘THE MARYLAND DEMOCKATIC ASSOCTATION—At a meeting of the Maryland democratic association last night the following committees were aj pomted for the ensuing Year: Executive commit tee—B. F. Guy (chairman), Belt, D. C. Fahey, E. J. Benson and M. F. Shipley; campaign com: mitiee—Joseph Isaacs (chairman), John S. Mills, Judson Jarboe. W.S. Linthicum,’ Wm. E. Green” feild, J. A. Rutherford, J. K. Mangun, H. F. Breun- Inge and Clarence enrollment commit. lee—Stanley J. Slack (chairman), R. E. Scaggs of Howard county, George F. Watts, J. H. Happ, R. ‘T. Boswell, James B. Owens, P.A. Cassidy and Walter 8. Griffith; membership committee—w. S. ‘Farwood (chairman), 3. D. Burns and W. H. Berry. Speeches were delivered by Representative Gibson of West Virginia and Gen. George C. Rogers of the nsion office. Many members, both active and onorary, Were elected, e eS rv, Scrm.—Dennis Connell has filed a bil against Elen Reidy to set aside certain deeds and Wy sieetare allen on sub-lot 3, square 30M Richard F. Harvey has fled a crAitor’s billagainst James Nolan, adininistrator of the estate of Geo, Courtney, and others——John Burrows, of Balt more, has fled ‘a bili in equity against Rudolphe Claughton, as of James A. K. Moore, to set nt_and to subject the estate to Sturt Acurst 4 RatLroap ComPaxy.—A suit has deen entered by John B. Watkins against the Pennsyivanta raitroad company for €2.000 damages ined bY Trason of i of a train at Bi, elling him to bon burg to this city. LICENSED PEDDLERS em Vieroin and Jo: were In the dock peddlers. They Tsland what Was sald they belonged toa a who we cy, and fined the farm. dangerous to the com hott ea $45 or 30 days on 1cERS ELEcTED.—The eting of the Capitol Hl Six Per Building association was held Fred. Zeller, » Howard, Kobt. Darr, Paul ‘he secretary submitted port, Whi ows: Recefpts, with a Balance = disbu of $59.58 int ees were made on UFLY-one shares, amounting to $6,200. Number of shares subscribed in <eries number one, 523; shares ai 12; now on roll, SIL ‘Tot assets, $6, DEPARTMENT OF THE annual encampment of the Department of the Potomae closed its sesstons last evening. The fol- lowing named omic Department comman: pine B. Burke (re- elected); det, M. Emmet Urell; J. ¥. comma H. Jochum; medical director, Flor Donohue 7th election): chaplain, Rev. Benjamin Swallow Q7th elec Representa: Uves to national Hum S$. Odell (at jar n P. Chur nates’ John Charles K. Dot kuussell;. alter- Marion T. Anderson, E. Faunce was re- ppeinted assistant int general, and Amos J. Gunning was re-appotnted assistaht quarter- juaster general for the Ith Ume. There has been. an inerease year of over how numbers in the membership during the past 200 embers and the dep (Iu Nownrs Onsegcres Nees over the late John E. Norris at the residence of is son, 2551 € street northwest, yesterday after. noon, the remains were borne to Oak Hill where they 'were interred. ‘The Juckson Democratic AS. sociation, 125 strong, with the Marine marched at the head of the procession. ‘There PaTe,in the line also delegations trots the Colum young men’s Jellersou and the Mary~ Jand dethocratic clubs, — _ A Buiont Sror ix THE WeEK.—To a away, from the associations of home. « afterfoon spent in the parlors of the Young Mente Chrtstian Association t= bright spot in the week. Open Gres, magazines, Illustrated and denomina- Uonal papers lend thelr attractions uatil ¢ o'clock, A small orchestra of five pieces now With a full chorus of young men’s Voices open a skert ‘Service of song. ‘Then follows either an address by a Con- gtessman or short talks by you nen, St the Hon. John wyer, M.C. of New York, ad- dressed an audience of young men Which com- pletely flied the pariors. ‘Immediately follow! is the “Strangers’ Tea,” a simple collation whicl serves an opportunity to make new and pleasant aequaintapces. Twelve states were represented Sunday, beside England a An infor- mal Bible study, conducted. by the general secre- tary, closes the exercises in abundant time for church engugements, Cam might res A New Camr OxGanizep.—Jobn A. ‘Test, : eae No. 1, Sons of Veterans, was organized last with the following officers: Walter A. tain; |W. E. bvans, rst lieutenant; huis ndsinan Was Joe 4 Intodhy colored, andit eames boy Rin ab security for the $5 wipeh ae oe that service his (O'Brien's) wate ‘se caimed Was worth $40. The wate. Ww: cite = Sar cea tte Ou a bail piece’ opeainen by Make cases again fend up. .OrBrien, was ee ‘on_Daft- again this afternoon, Charles Cog a bi, 2 becoming bis conamusranainertpeseame Frederick Mueller, a young German about 25 Years old, entered the store of M. Roginski, No. 907 D street, yesterday afternoon about five o'clock and asked to be shown some razors. Aclerkin the store, A. Potts, took several razors from ashelf and laid them on the show case. Mueller picked one up and drew it across his throat, making an ugly gash. The clerk cried at the top of his voice, and David a rushed front door he saw Mueller about to make another attempt to cut bis t gie ensued for the perate man. The injured Scheller & Stevens’ drug store, corner of Pennsyl- Yaula avenue and oth street, where Dr. Thompson dressed the: which not prove to very sertous one. ‘The man gave his name as above and said that he had a family in Philadeipbia and had come here looking for employment. ¢ work and being short pe himself rather oy ro berks t to his family ¥ handed. The woun man Was cared for at lence hospital. ee Firry DOuLARs vor INSULTING LADIES @N THE STREET.—In the Police Court this morning, Maurice ©. Dunn, @ printer, was charged with assault and battery on Mrs. Mary Hodges and Mrs. Ella Em- erson, On G street, between 4th and Sth streets northwest, about 50’clock yesterday evening. The ladies testified that while walking ac street at the time charged the defendant, a stranger to them, walked up, took them by Re arm, Wanted them to take a walk with oe haa sisted, when, they ordered ‘him as he did not the in- sult, ‘The defendant testified that he eee drinking, and thought he knew one of the ladies, and that when he ered his mistake he apol- ogized. ‘The court tined him $50 or three months in jail An eppeai was taken’ —————— ‘Tre exhibition of the “Johnson collection” of —_ oil a atthe art exhibition rooms of ‘Williams & Co. will continue Poriey 5 o'clock to-morrow evening, when the sixty numbers in the catalogue will be taken down and offered at the competition of an auction at Soclock p.m. ae Se “A Fixe ENTERTAINMENT at Kernan’s,”—Repub- lican. “A lange audience.”—Post. Cheap prices — Advt, ee ‘The Courts, Court IN GaNERaL TERM. To-day, St. John’s Mite society agt. Buckley; on hearing. ctrcerr Covrt—Judge Coz. Yesterday, Knott ag Kengla; verdict for platn- tif! $125. Bean Live Stock Insurance com- pany; verdict for defendant. Linn Hoover & o.; plaintift pe tals it for ‘To-day, May agt. Candy et judgment plaintiff for Possession and costs’ “Hilton et al. agt, District of Columbia; on hearing. Equrry Court—Judge Merrick. To-day, in re. George Fisher; lunatic inquisition confirmed and G. Weiner appointed committee, Zitting agt. Zitting; appearance of absent defen- dant ordered. Ford agt. Travelers’ Insurance com- pany; decree for complainant. POLice Covrt—Judge Snell. ‘To-day, McFall Bowen, destroying private prop- erty; $10 or 30 days; execution of -pnvence sus- pended. Patrick Harris, John H. Geo. sum Rrers, Randolph Shield, Patrick J in, Owen Mecduley and Margaret. Compton, disorderly con- duct; $5 or 15 days each. Mollie ‘Boswell, Dennis O'Neal and John asain: do.; collaterals forfeited. EE 7 H zames Ray and Frank Yonce, cruelty to. animals; $% each. Mary Jones, profanity; $5 or 15 days. James Lewis, colored, adhray; $5 0F 15 days Affairs in West Washi Rest Dc. esterday, are. reported by Ta re y are re] ‘venner es Ue uy) chon tt ae nae 0 6 to dei, com sheep and into sol sheep, 30 Sy: Year! Suto OF calves, 607. 10 cows and calves aves Uo $45. Nores.—The funeral of Richard Ballenger took Place, Yesterday morning trom, residence jo. 1024 Jist, street, Rev. Dr. St of Christ P. officiating. ‘The remains Were interred in Oak Hit Charles Brown, colored, was ar- rested here on the charge of ‘itng a pistol in the street, and left $5 collateral. Srecut Sure Or Drsmmz Duy ‘During the month of February at "OOD RER TTT EEE RRR = SS dy BER TET ERE BRET 5885 Sofie FLEE Coa AE ET EEE R BE Sues Cash Dry Goods Store, 711 MARKET SPACE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!! PLAID MUSLIN, only 6c. Gives quality, yard wide, WAMSUTTA CAMBBIO, Extra large size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, $2.50. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, 25c. ‘URE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, BEACK CASHMERES: very fine quality, wide double THOVAD SERGE, all color wide double fola, 12 BLACK COMEMERE SH AWTs tare wool, 81.50. RED SILE, immer 50c., ape c: ss si Ae. ea (QCADE SILK VELVETS reduced TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, extra wid hundred pieces besutifal FIGURED ees ‘SHEETING COTTON, best quality, one yard ands halt wide 12 3c. Teycpee gwostment of BLACK SILKS, 75e., 87, Oop Scrrs Axo Ovencoara It will pay you tosee our Oda Suits and Overcoats, as they have been reduced 20 per cent. You ‘may findin this lot a Suit or Over- coat to please you, and at a saving (£20 percent. GEORGE SPRANSY, > 507 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W., {Opposite U.S. Post Office. Ar Coser For Oise, WM. D. CLARK, ‘Successor to Trunnel & Clark, ‘811 Market Space, ‘Will commence THURSDAY MORNING, January 27, to sell his entire stock of First Claas DRY GOODS at cost for cash. ‘This will be an opportunity to secure First Class Dry Goods at Wholesale Rates. All goods to be charged will be st regular prices. 326-20 Lvscraxce Fue Insuredefore it is too late in the ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Of San Francisco. (Capital 82,000.000. OLD CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY, $1,010,000. SAINT PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, 81,369,000. COMMERCIAL INSURANCE OOMPARY, (Of San Francisco, ‘200,000. wale Ww. _D. CLARK. CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, Agent, 212-3m 8 Kellogg Building. ‘AND WINTER, 86 AND 87. Fey 1212 Penssyivenie veane, a & SON, 1237 Pa. av. be for miowe ute AP D.C Sze ret. Ee _— owt always clean 4 GEO. W. LIN) i 35.9x128 to foe Brander eh eh and 18th sts. fronting on Bplsauld row oe per Jot on Not, 21 ft. front, near’ Pra gree | 8 Gor. 19th and H sts. n.w. SALE-MERIDIAN HILL ihehighest points: Kish teyeot ‘make ‘hems fine investments’ os 000 feet 30, on ‘A: P. FARDON. 1326 F ot, Cheap and fine eye glasses, Optician, 487 Pa. av.3 7 Pirie . [ASSACH) AVENUE, SALEG2 FEET FRONT ONO ST. NEAR A Sore Throat or if suffered to pro | near —— Delow market value, Apply t0 a Dupont Circle, toe 3 Haat ‘rhe’ Soften results in an le shoes of 1iag 4. V3, BOXCK, have 11505 Penuaylvania ave. SOME VERY DESIRABLE nial ‘Troches” give in- | _7- “Brown's Bronc! gh ee other two ronse, 8 two-stofy 4 ae celiar ho 326 F st. Starch—Wash, starch and fron in five | inne. and sc. cet oF si at AVE, mie ‘No coking, no sticking. Ask grocer | speculative A as ra tunity for rs Fok EU st, 20x60. el lot will be =e 4 eae fon Bb EREOR cant ave ier) Does CS Mi Shoes at Less than Cost. peo eesuneys tan 2 ‘OR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE TWO ADJOINING onan cic Glin eeanoely— Alloax Fa SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON MERT- fasta of 44 fect each by depth of BO feet, to $5 Warranted hand-stitched, lace, button or con- FESS SE ea moot ah lig ap eee oF ene cornet, Ope Of the most Brees Gaiters, vo be closed Sut at’ $40. AU OUF | f7.96 503 Peawsylvauioave._| superb outlook, ia cess meter eee ota Surge solid leather button, ince oF ‘co 0 | NCE Fate COLUMETS, BECUTS Sy CHOIR =. ORO 4 PRCOTT iz be closed out at $1/50 A our men's $150 MI PLEASANT 20 very destable Tote tor sale, | 82" _ "Tai Fat. uw. Shoes or congress galters, to be closed Out at 92. | pee ea gO Te cay, Fe SALE—FIVE ADJOINING Toms OF ao Sicon Au our arene $120 patent learner pasape | aitishis torbnatone eh ae pares 29d Mave. ay | awa pugewons Nand fina the Si heed h tobe closed out at $1. ‘Men's $1 embroidered sUp- | per foot.” SC: HiLy Gore sth and en? “8-6 frlldine and gr contrally Socata Hoested ang" eguenicat to to be closed out at 60c. LE—IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS. ing. Pore {0 Miu Stan Suox Hovsx, 720 7th street. | P°piysetbe Senda po LN ESTORS. 6 a-Si ‘Meridian Hill that. eally the beat. “10c, Royal mendseverything! Lansburgh’s | {iat seman in th et. They. Tange! that remain in the market. ‘They rage frout 2c. to be, and ‘are about all the desitable Lots left, at thess Ho Wa 3 THE Hae ‘N TEN Fete a ergy A tors INKINS, cor a 19th and H sts. nw. _ Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning ‘These lota are, in the neighborhood ‘of pro- and delivered in % 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per ie ted improvements by the District Conuminsiohers Fe ALE VALUABLE NC RTHWESTERN, COR: Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk ‘ake this the Murray hill of Washington. | sid'wide perkia parking) bounded by Vermont ave, lows cir- | < ‘Se. per quart. Cream 15c. ee Le Deit setts, | cleand ats. ‘The vacant corner lof, 24100, | tf Dati S-_ | and the larse, substantially built ing house with 1 SALE—EAST HALF OF SQUARE 1087. {te ot 2 205106, Il be sold, together oF separately. LA NRW g8Bg Apply to owner: 1308 X st. 443m L AA NNN & rontage on 17th st, east 436 feet. ~L AA N Sss, Frontage on Massachusetts ave. 217 fect. ~ aa RR . Frontage on South B st. 161 feet By inches 63,000 | BBR AC UMM MM om gS TILLA A NNN Sss5 feet; price 1. B AA OU MuMM on” 8 SOUR iis. Orig.jote1,2anas-2a140tet | Bos AS YY MM". ‘88g BBR U U-RRR GGG H H| Frontage on South Dat. 243 fect 4 inches, BoB ASA UU MMM 3 5 BG BPR 89% FO] rommtech fom ne se west oinchen BBB A A «UU MMM Bgs* KBR OU U RRR OG HHH | Frontae on Georgia ave. 234 tect, BB BP ORR Gcg HH) , Total frontage 516 foot, making $0 lots of 17 fect = BBB UU «OR R GGG H H| fronteach, Oue of the bent ins in the southeast = section of the city, athe BE see Ro BBR BRE (90, 125 Ne, 1090." Orig: lots a 18 and 19—14,875 & bs ERE teitest WALF SQUARE. 1120 31,000 feet7e. es Be RMR 88. Frontage on 20th at 305 feet 7 inches. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. aaa ® BBB RR OO” pronase ‘on South A st. 103 feet. Frontage on South B sf. 103 feet ___CHAS. A. MCEUEN, 1420 Fst. n.w._ LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. 18.6x9 INFANTS’ WEAR. ga ae ihe Ig J 12 ‘We have detprmined to carry as completealineof In-| About 44000 iéet in all. Good alleys. Very deair- fants’ wear this asis ible,and with that view | able buildin, und, th it ten ‘ba iS Inmind have purchased all te Afferent grades of IN- | “Can be had at's bargain, chiaeaaeee os sa nade 2s eed fairing spoked wetirgee ere koe) __1420Fst.n.w._| 8 pieces Cream DAMASK, 60 inches wide, st 45c. lection of these goods, as regards both finish and mate- worth 60c. rial. The very beat trimmings that could be procured to correspond with the garment were selected, and now wecan safely say “OUR STOCK 18 COMPLETE.” CAMBRIC SLIPS as low as 15c.: worth 25¢. CAMBRIC SLIPS, with embroidery, 25c. ; worth 39c. CAMBRIC SLIPS, with tucks and inserting, 30c. CAMBRIC DRESS, with yoke of 48 tucks and tucked MBRIG DRESS, with yoke of 2 a3. CAMBRIC D) with of 24 ieee and 3 rows: RES, with yoke of 24 tu snserting, and em! down, 98¢.; worth $1.29. CAMBRIC DRESS_this is one of our LEADERS— FR SALE—CHEAP LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL subdivision, at the head of North Capitol at. 90,000 feet. Will be sold in a body or in single lots, on small Payments down, aud 420-13 ‘OR SALI HALF SQUARE 77: Susceptible of Economical Subdivision, Frontage on 4th st. east, 991 ft 4 in. Frontage on L st. north,'144 ft. 8 1n. Frontage on M st. north, 164 ft, Si in. $90,000 feet: » decided bargain for investment or im- provement. cE $a29-13¢ ‘on very easy terms ‘CHAS. A. McEUE] 1420 F st.n.w._ quality, at 50c., worth 70c." 85c., at 60c. worth $1. arate le com aiget awe "ARKER, 4 and E sts. 8.w. worth 81. 3 5 sartiny - | FJOR SALE-LOTS ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Cae ee ee eee | omer Ts OMPIA Wile aft | Gpieces Turkey Red DAMASK, 56 inches wide, war- $1.68; Worth $1.98. Lots on Columbia Heizhts, 5 ranted fast colors, at 45c., worth 55c. AVERY FINE NAINSOOK DRESS, trimmed with | Meridian Hill, 15th st. eutended.. embroidery and 16 tucks and ruffle of embroid- | Mt. Pleasant, Columbia Road. @y, 62.89 ; can't match it in the city less than $3.48. Sy ea ee eee 5 pieces Turkey Red DAMASK, 58 inches wide, war- ANOTHER STYLE, made of best quality Nainsook, | Pleasant Plains, E 2 ‘Tanted fast colors, at 50c., worth 65c. eS aber shnerting peck and nloved | 20a on it a: di tact is gee 2 Lote on 21st st nw. wdgias « (OTHER STYLE with yoke of pa inet Sate on 238 k 5 pieces Turkey Red DAMASK, 60 inches wide, war- fit amigo embeds satan | Siig I dng A GET | ° rated fat colors at 2M worth Te, ort | tee Fst. nw. ANOTHER OF OUR BARGAINS is » Robe, made of | On SAT E—FINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR | 50 cambric, with 20 tucker 3 romsol inserting and deubie a dozen Damask TOWELS, 25 inches wide and 50 gage ot ‘smbroidery down tho sweat, 92-06; wores Pens 20x80; Very che long, at 20¢.; would be a grest bargain at 40c. Dupont Circles 262100 alley: 41 ae Lor § st pear Dupont circles 285408 to aur. 2 fine Lots, N st., near Dupont Circl, 18x50 each. fine Lot, 19th st, near Dupont Circle, 20x75 to ati ‘Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, |- INFANTS’ CLOAKS. LEAD! CREAM CASHMERE MOTHER HOBBARD CLOAR, with euibroldered cape, Boao, ‘worth $4.48. ANOTHER STYLE MOTHER HUBBARD CLOAK, borders, at 95c., worth $1.25. oe with Faces te and {ena foaen $4.98. ob poe rh connecticut ave., near Dupont Circle, Ps s trimmed with x22 . ‘BARG, 2 fine Lots, ‘Pit, near Di at Circle, 20x90 to alle 40 dozen % NAPEINS, at $1.65, worth FES laleleeaingherntied Ear eens oer : = Coe i $ Bie Hots, V st near 14th, 17370 to alley. 100 dozen % NAPKINS, extra quality, at $2.90, would 5 ° ear 10th 20K} mee on ACHAT AND BANDSOME CLOAK ip made of fino | ¢5-1m° Apply CHAKLES EARLY, 605 lath et.n.w.| >°* Daren with eihbroidered fom, €8.98 worth 812. INFANTS’ LACE CAPs. INFANTS’ LACE CAPS as low as 69¢. INFANTS’ FINE LACE CAPS 81.39. INFANTS' SURAH SILK CAPS, with lace, $1.98. INFANTS' EMBROIDERED SURAH CAPS, with 82.75. ‘With a desire to please all, we will further state that, ‘without parley, we will refund money for any article that does not suit, after a reasonable length of time, and brought back in as good condition as when bought. ‘You would honestly favor us by asking to see these garments. We would then feel sure that this announce- ‘ment had not been made in vain. ‘Remember you are always welcome, whether as pur- chaser or looker. R SALE—THE BEST LOTS NOW IN THE MAR- xet on Lanier Heights, at prices which must with ‘the current demand in ‘this inost desirable section ‘ngure handsome return to immediate purchaser. f CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 F'st, ST. 8. E, NORTH PENN. AVE. SEAS IOL. BO cin. Hac sot st. near Govt. Printing office, 40x65, offer wanited; 4th at. #.e., bet. D. and E GEx100, must bewolds LAWRENCE & NASH. oie # st. nw. ‘to-3t" ‘OR SALE—LOTS. 22d, near M st._81.00/W, bet. 13th and 14th 800 @, bet: 1th and Tt. 10 40, 00014 Pare 28th. 8.2 220 an ae F, bet. 18th and 19th..40e. Meridian Hil, feet, Jith, near M.. 176) cheap. V, bet. 13th and 14th 80c. NE JNO. BOWLES & CO., 1221 F st. at 12%e., worth 20c. qualities, at lowest prices, ‘One case of Lonsdale CAMBRIC at 100. ‘One case 10-4 Pequot SHEETING, at 220. 65 White SPREADS, Marseilles pattern, at 780. 50 Extra-size White SPREADS, at 900. FOE SALE WE HAVE Two LOTS 18x100 TO 30 ft alley, on G ne. near 2d st, which we can offer aeatglleyson G ne. near, 2a.et. which wa cE | 100 White SPREADS, beautiful designs, extra-size and 8 x R685 Pleasantly located.” LONGLEY & WOLS! quality, at 98. LE ka ORK N E AA NN Sssy mi 2, FEET, | The balance of our COMFORTS and BLANKETS to TLL AA NNN Sss8 BA fet (front, is ‘aieriaian tik tio, Jota cack eee 2130, 30¢.; Lan wo. lots, each BBR, B BRR, gcq, w om | fect, Be. Sr HLEn k RUIMERFORD BBB U ERE HE | en HOLES [ror A 8 8 WM TS gs BS u Bee, HH R SALE-A FINE LOT, ON RHODEISLAND| BoB 4A UU SU MMM» BBB UU) RR ‘GGG # | Pave. nw. atalow BBB AA OU OU OMMMM S35, LER & ROTHERFORD, BP AAA UD MM gS. BBB RRR _ja22-3wt 226 F et Bap A UMM 5 4 Be E., RS: LOTS—42,506 SQUARE “FEET “TN as bee i are 725, af 5 sent @ai* BBB OR “aw SO tee |i ‘77TH. 8THAND D STS. ag preonise SRST RSET IO OSB Saison Pum f 3 foot L0c. $5 _420-402424-426 SEVENTH STREET, | “1i'\ of mjuars 1008, tw fronts ber {oot 206. fe ate Dat,,'near 11th st. w.¢., 100, per foot S0e. Tt, near Gth st. ve, ot x70, pe 10 oF 25x75, per foot 55e. RUARY AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side. Bosmess Surry Axo Pants To ORDEE AT NOMINAL PRICES. +" BAXTER & MAcGOWAN, stint ToIor Fae few special bareaiie: few SPSS Gant Check Nainsook now 6 cents, cent Check Naineook now 8 cents. U2 cent Check Nainsock now 10 cents, and R terma_ =A. ap at O18 F at.nw. WOR SALE— ELEGANT BUILDING I F Sh ee eee 16 cent Check Nainsook now 12% cents, frontage of from 18% 10.99 feet cach Theabene eats ‘KE JOHNSON, GARNER & €0°8, ‘TO KEEP PACE WITH THE DEMAND FOR are in the most rapidly improving. se jon of the 636 Pennsylvania Svenue. northwest. A number of buil reontract| @ 1h cent Corded Pique now 12% cents. STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS ANDTROUSERS, . | to be erected at once within a half-square of the above 38 cant Corded Fiaue now 15 cents. property. ALBERT © FOX” BU cent Corded Fique now 18 cents. AL Dt 5 cent bow 20 cen MADE TO ORDER AT NOMINAL Prices, | "13-00 920'F AT SOHNSOR GARNET 00"3, “ FOR SALE-CHOICE GROUND ¥OR IMROVE- 636 Pe . WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN OBTAINING A MENT In NORTHWEST. SEO 10 White Connferpanes iow 50 cents, FINE LINE OF CASSIMERES AND STRIPED Hota uch ib, ley git 00 ch ie I Lot, 18x110. to alley, $1,5 11-40 White Counterpanes now 25 White Counterpanes now ae o- 1: ‘TROUSERIN 36 18, frontage, to alley, a 81 5 White Cou : 1 iGS AT LOW COST (VERY LOW Aitin rapidly ‘proving portion oh per. ft ‘northwest _sec- MET JOHNSON GARRER FOR THE QUALITY), AND IN ORDER TO | tH9t-5. © LIEBERAANNT ‘Pennéylvania avenue. . B: cent Cream Table Linen now 30cents. cent Cream Table Linen now 35 centa. i Es 636 30 cent Cream Table Linen now 25 cents, MAKE WORK AND KEEP BUSINESS MOV- Fd SALE—SEVERAT SHOIGE BURDINGT Tors ‘We desire to call attention to our full line of Cream, Bleached, and Turkey Red TABLE DAMASKS. We 6 pieces Cream DAMASK. 60 inches wide, much finer 10 pieces Bleached DAMASK, 66 inches wide, worth 5 pieces Bleached DAMASK, 68 inches wide. at 75c, 5 pieces Bleached DAMASK, 68 inches wide, at $1, 50 dozen Fringed NAPKINS, Cream with colored ‘33 dozen 5 White NAPEINS, st $1.15, worth $1.40. 10 pieces All-linen Glass TOWELING, 24 inches wide And sfull line of TOWELINGS and CRASHES, all DRY GOODS REDUCED 20 PER CENT FOR FEB- Our limited space will permit only the mention of a Room 1 oom fee en ne Esagne Th FONG ey ‘ALL. STYLES OF L writin and Book Ozh Tinian ¢ mnian Collage F Sse, ik i eine. * WAVERLEY. SEMINARY, 1730 MASS. 7 bl Se Palani Boarding and. apd uke Seite, Bs ‘New session a LEILA M. STACY. Ms ‘Graduate of the “Monroe Col Oratory and ie Dramatic.Art” wera = Fletye lemons in Rrogution, "I pupil's residence ‘Address. sie rest T= ‘BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH 8T.N. Wa And all other principal cities. ized as superior to all other sumilat Insti tions, “Unexcelled advantages for learning CON: SATION. Hest of native teachers. Fee ‘NEW TERM now for Ladi free to pupils. Apply to admniscdon cards, LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ¢ Ant, VC E Culture and Reading iyatle Catses, Sirs: ADELINE DEVAL 3 vag Pris Wisi NGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY aa from Capitol Hil to G31 F st nw, TEUOTIONe’s es iy Vous, ‘For terms and references DONCH, 926 4th = HE HANNAH MOC DEMY offers special imdtcen:orts to hove, ing for thelr daughters careful training, tbo instruction, and the influences of a chi healthy rhborhe Rev. on coe aa 4e ‘CHARLES B. a16-20 ‘AE Ee z E fe TEAC Sneor STANO, ORGAN ARD SINGING. icular atten: beginners, as w ‘those further advanced. 7341300 st... Paeenioeees ‘ARTYN’S COMMERCIAL 001 aR M 1S 6th at, Weekes, D.c., vides ly useful ‘business education, xo forme no? "Tocatiove. “Students enter ar nes Terus: Life Scholarship, $40. 12 weeks' co 5. Send for circ wels-cotm.” NGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN iL Ee gab alae AA GEER SN Ww ©. For eire Wabeofm®” eam G" DOUSEY, Principal, GK EESSO Tn the most Labia and Refined Italian Method. SIGNOR FABIANI from Paris, Europe, 1017 10th n.w. HARP LESSONS AND MUSICAL RECEPSIO} (At the request of, and’ exclusively” for, seeps Ime Wasi aR) YY OF MUSIC St, —_ Duilding, corner Sth and F aw Eight- genth year Piano, Orga, Voice, Violin. Sc, Free sdvantagen. "O/B. BULLARD, Director ae | eae ee orci Fee er cians” aaneenls Sees rotst 3m, John Dewe H COUNT BY eer Beek: strong. B ASD OURISTANIT ‘Behrenda. GE OF PROMS rict| F Sb re A Harnet B. Belt SN, Preston, WwW. H. MORRISO 475 PA. AVE, AND 1434 N.Y. AVE. 3024 A Fou. Loe Or Busr Boora TRIAL BALANCE R00 INDEX and TIME LETTER.COPYING BOURR NOTEBOOKS, SCRAP and INVO! SRO TR booKR. and BUTCHERS" Pakage: Sue EDDING, pinvratio TIONS vis EASTON & RUPP, @11-3m__ Stationers, cor. Peon. ave. and 13th st,n.1 Cuz Bors Curar Pur octet twelve mos. unifc in size and style, Sound in clot eit kad only 3c: esc ay paper and, 2 eae ae jeapest Albans in 2 Receiving goods daily bd JOHN C PARKER'S, ool O17 and 610 7th street nw. ____ LADIES’ GOODS._ Wane “Howan & Co. 26 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK, WASHINGTON BRANCH, 815 15TH ST. N. W. (over Hanson, Hiss & Co.'s), ‘Are now closing out the balance of their magnificent stock of RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES, IMPORTED COSTUMES, WRAPS, BONNETS, ETC., aT HALF THEIR PARIS COST. _15-6t M. ‘i. | Buexxaxa, LADIES' DRESS AND COAT MAKER. ‘Just arrived from Europe. ‘Comer 12th st. and Pennsylvaniaave, . Over Davis’ Hat Store. ==. Fee ESTAB.. 1205 New York First-class Ladiow’ snd Gents’ Work of aaa y descrip. HARVARD GRADUATE, TEACHING Ty IN WASH: fee os earebee atlienua ” JARVIS BUTLER, 054 F) ee Subba NSTRUCTIONSIN CRAYON AND ALL BRA BRANCHES of Painting, Oil and Crayon Portraits & wpecialty A full ine of Geld sand Bronze Frames, “JO: Re | REA, i$ Corcoran bldg. Ja8-Im* Rooms 82 and (RIENDS’ SELECT SCHOO! F te asitst az | ‘an elementary and high school for both sexes, fl seatton ‘bey Sahuary. 1. For catalogues al- Gress THOS. WeSIDWELL: Picipal, 362m D. ‘Classes formed each month. Private lessons in Type Weiting, Exberienced teachers. 3G st.n.w. Ja3-3mo '§ KINDERGARTEN, and Fisc 2 09 Hock south tho one it sircle lace, one block sou upent | ‘Third term begins February 7, 'T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, Soe Seven Departments ‘and Four Gourses of study. Students permitted to board in clubs if desired. Teruis very moderate. story School attached. Special attention given to ating boys to ter colleee, Uni ver- sity, or the military or naval sch ‘govern- Rieti” Situation tnogt oo ong Gealhett ee | es address: Mas Waiversity of London, Eng. ao? Sia 66 LOCUTION Is the Art of all Artsno person's education ts eom- e without it,".-Emerson. few people know what powers sap ara rrelops thom." —Saleine MARTYN CO} UTION AND ORATORY, ELOC! feet st Otkcs and cows by oy Pa are W. rg WASHINGTON, oR. PRACTICE: HALLS (each 100. Er Thequalled oP) ities for strength | of the voice. tbisart Tt teaches Flocution ag, an elegant art for society, ag well ar for woe Jn, public alsa, ¥ Sorcee CUL qT ARTICULATION OF THE GF, RAYSICAL HARMONY, OR OuATORY, PI SONATION, _ PANTO! epee ANALYSIS’ EXPRESSION, GESTURE’ ASD NGS methods of instruction | America, adopting the RECENT TDISCOVERISS orbs European Masters, It Ata pupila to enter Pro- | sssional Life or to become Teachers of Elocutiou. Over 200 charts need. | The College bas TEN DEPART. | MENIS. Eryvate Letons and Claes Tenens, day. and evening. February classes are how f for descriptive catalogne. isan PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED out ee 3) will Reopen MONDAY, DEC. 12 in Sommodious, balls, |X the Republic Building southwest ‘comer of Tih and D shrecte SA prictical "business" education thet qual fic yo ep and women to support themselves at uccomfully penform the, active, duties of le, Thoroush inetaction given in Rapid. Weiting, the Englisit Language, ‘Correspondence, napa tions, Bookkeeping, Businces Practice, ‘Commercial Law, Political Econémy, Stenography ahd Type Wak. ing. Hegalne day and eveniui seanione. A Fu cotrs off seachers, “Tuition Yeas Day unineme, te. Year 870, payable ineandtaiance (in monthly. fia Bear leeholarabp, in full cn entering, S00, ulti i ter of 10 wecks, oe Bien penton Year siatetaie on, entering: three mont ‘quebtering,and balanes in"monthiy” instalments. of $0 each, oF 810 fall Yilusteated Circular sent tree on apy HENRY C. SHERC ‘Princh ‘Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, cc Pa PITOL HILL EVERING 6 SoHOO 27 5TH e., nseraction siven in Book: Kee serine, iim Gancra oF WOOb, Paschal oe ok ts, ‘ISS CUNNIN HAM, will alter and. ran ES Has ‘Coats during the Bionth of February oul co NTON FISHER’S: Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, No. 906 G st. n.w. Thirty-five years’ experience, Ladies’ Plush Ck ape Veils, iis superior by process. Even: i siecialty, “Genuemen's Clothes cleaned By eh proces wi not Jove thelr orieina al shape and ‘be remow "Goods called for aud delivered Some vars HAIR OBLITERATED. LEAVING no trace. My Electric Needle Process is the o for _ hideous blemish. Plasters, powders, Scids, ken only promotes more stubbon 3 ric treatinents! for indies and children MAS. DR. | GABEIEL, 13291 6 stu. w. L”=5, a ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with Soars For is a ‘TSCi ¥ & EVANS, 2027-20 Drugwist, 4 ivania ave. Par the Beet in tre world. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS n27-e,t,thOm id 1309 F ST. §.W, OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON- ‘NETS AND HATS. FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS AT COST. KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. 336 Tape, dee mobEs IN FINE FRENCH M. J. yPEANDE d 308 FST. NOVELTIES IN BACK IFFURES, RUSSIAN SANGS, Hair dressing by the month. Speual sttzetion to 5 placing of Bridal Geile. mé-1im* Mu J. P. Pus 1207 F STREET NORTHWEST. IMPORTER, ‘Will show the coming week ‘NOVELTIES IN HIGH CLASS BONNETS FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, Also, COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS, aun FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. CADEMY OF THE HOLY. CRO: 1312 A Seo oru rpia HOGA te Pan A Srey grad sate : Musicand Art “The theory of Musle st thre | taught. Si attention i i to Piano, Tors Pal mete "abo, Harp, Orga, Powrsphy and: tency Work ‘Lustss pats Calis — Bod | Kindergarten are eter of the sent "year. “Academ! Raticol to? Bos, taught by the Sis o030-Sm” Mo WE HAVE POT THE PRICE AT e20 | oo se westir ETL tara, | OER AR Se FOR SUITS AND g5 AND 86 FOR PANTS, POR ASE MERIDIAN, UL WE HAVE NINE * motte ‘Due Mote Crnkied Gingham, i THESE ARE ALL FRESH GOODS, POPU- | ‘desks suice, and those rewisiniy ‘Tots we are ofr Bambung Subrsidery 2, Bo, Ser Fey Sen ete. LAB-STYLES AND ARE ABSOLUTELY ALL poe opie ner! flteen ae AT pee GaN OOS woo. , ae ‘WE GUARANTEE GOOD FITTING; JUST tere Hye oar Sag oh | Lorresix, & Woes 48 GOOD AND JUST AS STYLISH IN CUT fassp.20 oot se. SMEAR onan SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS AND REGULAR GOODS. as IF THEY COST THREE TIMES ag | {OH SALE IMPORTANT TO DW ‘Thave now secured and have for sale a number of MUCH. ots on Meridian Hill tuat ape rally the eat 500 pre. Children's Hose, all sizes and all colors, t remain rket. | The pA from Former prices, 2 Be Soe, ad are about al tn dete Lota Tate at Se ee - ‘THE BUSINESS IN OUR CUSTOM DE- “SG. HILL, Le Dron PARTMENT CONTINUES TO INCREASE, LOT ON BACON ST. NEAR 14TH | price, $1.25 and $1. Willgost40c. Some of BS extended; $0c.con Taine, neat Meat ad slightly sailed. WHICH 18 THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT | Shc usd ueut Columil fe roed, SC.) Renee 2,888 | goods are slightly that 12. bia, Heights, 15 to 250. - | 5,000 yds Remnants of DRESS GOODS at prices| ‘THE PUBLIC APPRECIATES OUR EFFORTS a cneriae a5e, gon ath teas’ | amemcane ac poe ‘malt i Binge 5200 78s New and Pretty SATTEENE, worth 20c. oops AT Low cosT. =~ aod - ‘WE CLAIM THAT WE ARE’ “PIONEERS” IN THIS LINE OF WORK HERE, AND THAT WE FURNISH THESE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN THE SAME QUALITY HAS BEEN FURNISHED BEFORE BB BARNUM & CO. 6 931 Pexxerivann AvancE, W: Hav Canes : ‘OVER Sy | 60 yrs, Kid and Beaver GLOVES (Ladies’.) rae HELDON’S. SCADEMIES-1008 N. Ww! Sitenairs, Wednesdays and aad Wttrat ae and inave. 8 ‘and Fridays. ‘Ailthe Intent dances tuys” ‘ocl-tnr SHOBERASD AND, EXPERT TYPE WRITING | practically fanght.” Success guaranteed, if serious. otherwise, vate pupils preferred. SuOMELIS, wi ‘& Easton, Stenographers, WATE LESSONS InN fu: to adult contidentiat: irepares tor collage, ses eid VY INSTITUTE ww. cor. Sthand Kate nw, |CHOOL OF MUBIO Het vate or Class Lessous. auz1-6m, IEDMONT AIR LINE. P SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 1 ‘Trains icave B. and P._ Fen ty See f 8200 a Daly for Warrenton, Go Japchbars, Rocky es Ske Chas tisk Giseitte, ant anal potn at Washington to Adana tog ohington ego me fraabury and inters eo. INGALLS 9.1886. TIES ARE— French Hand-nade Underclothing: Merino Underwear inna finest imported 3 Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods. ‘French Corgets and Bustles. Children’s Corsets and = $1 Corset (Miss E's own maki for the price is iake) that for the price is unsurpassed, SEM, FAMILY SUPPLIES. Loox: Loox: INDIA TEA COMPANY. 2.cama Condensed Mi 10 tbe, N. ¥, rhe Ki 1.25. Bortest Fenty Flour 2 40. gb eat best Bateut Prochent 1.70. Family Flour, $3 per cbt Surar cured ge. er cat Peaches. 13 ceute. New OF | botules 3 soy Fotos Se, st ie ce ‘igre Boe. ib pained fom Oe eee Ie, can "2 1b, Peeled Peaches, 233. Si: EW ENGLAND sabsacE. BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY I HAVE EVER SULD. PRICE 29 CENTS A POUND. SOLDI§ 2 POUND PACKAGES. THE IN- OREASING SALE OF THIS SAUSAGE MAKES IT NECES- SCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN: | ‘Gentlemen's Garments: also Velvet and | c Laces, Gloves &c. are per- | ‘Ladiee added to my stock a full line of Men's, Youths and Children’s Clothing, which I will sell on Instalment at cash prices. My Goods have been carefully selected, and will give satisfaction. Remember that GROGAN always does as he ays, and if you are in want of Par Jor or Chamber Suita, Carpets, Mattings, Baby Car riages, Refrigerators, Stoves, (Clothing), &., call om GBOGAN, GT THE RINK, ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. ‘and you will save money and have the langest stock tm ‘the city to select from. (You cap make yourown terms.) 2 'TOVES, GREAT DISCOUNT. We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8 JENES & 00, 17 P. Hassox | Hiss & Co New and Beautiful Line of WALL PAPERS, AUIS conte and upwante. rrraty ASD Hota Taira, nua i pag EES "ASD UPHOLSTERY GOODS. 815 15TH ST. N. Bu Cor Ix Prices PORTIERES AND BEA \Y CURTAINS WAT We will begin Monday and offer our stock of Por ticres and Heavy Curtains reduced prices, EVERY CURTAIN Has AKKED DOWM, $12 Portieres marke 5 ‘do. as ao! a ‘The grestent bargain offered is our ANL-SiIL 1 Tarconmen Curtain: in Ave different nolors Pores Price 840; we now Cut them to $30. These goods will All be sold in s few dayy og yon should call early at tf ni gtrhet Furniture atid Upholstery Warery coma, Market space. AND ORGANS, __ Tas ince ~xernomexra, DECKER BROS, payments. Pianos Tuuing and re ring, DEMS & STAY MAR, USAF thaw 3s 29-3m 13 N. Charles #t., Baltimore. G. L. W & is, LD Bro th st. xe died 1804 K Pianos of the world ¥ & Evans and Weser Brom. the tmnt mo anus quality ? also Gally"s melf-piny nx iimntrunent. ‘All at lowest prices best installment plan. Special Dangaine for caah. Tuning and repairing boueetly dows UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Purchasers invited to the mew ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designe of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: 4 fine sssortment of prominent makes at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 00, az 817 Market Space. rr Do Nor Poncuase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly first-class instrument st a medium price ‘Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pian Organs at prices from teg100. hold casual! only pay ten wed ‘Lanrest ateortuueut of S-oent Music in the city. BENKY EBERBACH, 915 F street. apt Enwaxo F. Daoor. 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Jett & Cumston and other Pianos: Sterling Music and Musical Merchandise" Instrumente Rented, ‘Tuned, Sia -hand Pianos of other makes always “Televhone, 3472 19 ECOND-HAND PIANOS. from #75 to Said ober ‘W. G. METZEROTT & CO. 903 Pa. ave. near 9th st. EAUTIFUL, UPRIGHTS FOR SALE AND RENT NEW AND SECOND HAND, eon BECKER TUNING AND REPAIRS OF PIANO, TONG EXPREACE, Best rm ONUANS, LONG EXPERIENCE BE ee fanny ey oF td 10 cou Sect Mani. 40m _ SEWING G MACHINES, &._