Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1887, Page 4

UARY 9, 1887. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick oF THE CHIE SiGNAT. OFFICER, Wasmtxetox, D. C., Feb. 9, 1887. Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at3 p.m. lay. For District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, slightly colder, fair weather, bortherly winds, be- coming variabic z he week we shall Dox'r Rt.awe Usif at the end of the week we shal have to inform you that we are UC of tne goods we are advertising during oUF special sale. W; Always have what we advertise, DUL as these ai ed up by ont buyer during his Tecent visit to the market from the stocks of sev- eral bankrupt concerns, we could not promise to duplicate the goods for double the money. ‘The goods advertised Will sell at sight. If you want he benefit of these prices don’t put It off. Wa. Hany & Co., 816 7th St. mw. For Crstom Mabe Sarers to measure call on R. H. Taylor, “i Pennsylvania avenue. A perfect Nt and entire satisfaction guaranteed, Prices re- cently reduced. only a few lots p It Pays to buy by ishing goods of Turpin &o, great Se. store, b st. nw. Qurxtne at New York and Philadelphia prices, at Mertz’ pharuacy, 1014 F street, corner of 11th northwest. VALENTINES, at Gould's, 421 9th st. . y importation, a large shipment oft nes. § ‘ork prices, by Chris. Xander, 900 7th street northwest. 's Ice Crvam, Charlottes and Candies, ne of those destrable school years lo 16 Years at $2, $3, FUSSE! We coat Stitt. hav Ps rly Sold from $5 to$17._ Each Goat & genuine bargain. K. H. Taylor, 933 Pennsyl- vanla avenue. Be Exrea Vat od Fur Derbys, $1.50; fine, $2; St, $2.50, ai ewls’, 4245 Tun street, Fox Washington dressed beet go to John B. Reily, stall 25, Center market, ‘Tnexwomrrexs and Barometers. Hempler's, CITY AND D ISTRICT. Amusements To-nig Natio: Miss Forteseue In “Frou Frou.” Aveacen’s—Richard Mansfield in “Prince KarL” Ligut INFANTRY ARMORY.—Aztec F: Manassas PaNoxas.—Day and evening. ESraner Rivx.—Japanese Village. Maxxis’.—“Mardo, the Hunter.” KERNAN'S.—Variety. ‘Die Musgua.—“Partners in Crime.” Condensed Locals. A Logan mem ing will be held at the john Chester, of e Capital City yepeat their military and iti Cadet corps armory, on O str day, evening. Stronomers say the southern comet will be. ne vistole In this latitude Ina tew days, and mid be looked omewhat low down in the ctly after twilig John Larkin, the man charged grave, was disinissed orrow, Thurs- ‘The Old Firemen Organizing. A PROPOSED VISIT FROM THE VOLUNTEERS OF BAL- ‘TIMOKE. About thirty people attended a meeting of the surviving members of the old volunteer fire com- panies of the District heid last event politan hall. Mr. J. J. Peabody, who presided, read ® letter from Mr.C. T. Holloway, of Baltimore, Stating that the veteran volunt firemen of Ba timore proposed to visit this city on the 22d of February to pay their respects to the President, Hie said he had called the meeting to arrange f an appropriate reception. The roll of companies Was ealled and the Columbia, Unton, Franklin, Perseverance, Northern Li ‘Metropolitan Hook and La aud Ladder responded. Tl Monday night ‘Will be made. adjourned to , When a permanent organization LEAVING THE Waser: after the STAR’ The names of Kevs. Howard Dec Batehelder were at ¢ dropped from the Tolls of the presby! y have abandoned The Work of the ministry. Rev. David Wells was ranted a letter to enabie him to join the presb: Ter¥ of central Philadeiphia, ‘The Stated clerk was directed to give th efter his examinatio Wo join the presbytery of Wan He Dip Nor Resronp.—Yesterday afternoon Geo. W. Moore, who was Summoned as witness Defore the grand jury, and failed to respond wa hester, Who was Drought mto courten an attachment. It wa shown that he was sick in his house, and the deputy Marshal found him there when he went after im. The excuse was considered satisfactory and he Was released. ews Sust Monica's OKPHAN ASYLUM, — Saint ‘Mouiea’s orphan asylum and industrial home for colored chilare porated by the Tollowing named ¢_E. Patterson, of Heloise McCue, New York; Florence orth Carolina: ‘Annie Kenna, West v; Hariet Loring, Eliza J. Redfern and L. Riggs, Rev. Michael J. Walsh, F. P. B. Sands, Joun A. De Ruyter, E. “Francis Riggs “and ‘Thos. E. Wagzaman. ‘The board of Managers for the iirst yes f Misses Patterson, Loring sh aud F. P. B. Sands, ard, tnd” five direc tors, as follows Low Aman. ed that he ‘the erection of a £1 od ENGAGEMENT oF Wri Barrett, the dts & Weeks engag Wilson Hi begin and “cuto, Tor Mr. Barre catused SO A Clerical ft,” three short plays, engagement will begin at tome National Rifles’ armory Washington Ama- teur Opera compai its lirst public ap- pearance in : The opera will be given with new scenery and costum the fo Tow! he W. P.M anki Poa, ©. oeckher; Ko Ko H.W. Sanders; Pooh Bah, FE. Mahoney; Pish Tush, KR Strattal Yum Yun, Miss Anite L. ‘Thouipsop; Pitti Sing, Miss Mani: M Peep Ko, Mis Lizde Bias- Yand; and Katishe, Miss Eiie’ Darling. ‘Tey ored wo: harce 3 SENTENCE n Was before the Police Ce of ro Henry Hoff, of = Court se Sarah Reed, a yound col- art to-day on an Was tried for steal- of Mrs. nth. s worth vorta $1 Leercee.—The Tur Lew audience stiomat mn introdkuy and a to overt d the spea hour and a half close attention rkey and the unr tus: tion of Gex. Hew rakes’ Wax Horsk oy ‘Turuty-Two YraKs.— Many ‘Washington 1 emember Th white Lore on which atter th Gen. Humphreys mixiit b daily poe np tectla pete rider pbyect of Pp ou the farm near - Humphre/s from ancestors e€ held it for two centuries. - yely-attended exhibition of gs at the art salesrooms of reet and Pennsy a by ition Awr Save—The Johnson ps er is, Willl tor pubite compet T Lose tM Unustal Opportunity and the sale wili doubt Wark CoLok axp Ou. P Ther { Pennsylvania reception at | ng at Cosmo- | a young colored | ing some of his moth- s ed_him to restitution, Willtama | tnterested in | “2 WAteT colors | he water colors. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Annual Written Examinations Abel- ished—The Appropriation fer Teach= ers? Salaries. The board of school trustees last night, upon motion of Mr. Fish, decided to abolish the annual written examination of pupils at the end of the School year. Mr. Fish sald the purpose was to get rid of the cramming system, and to get the full benefit of teaching up to the last moment of the School year. In the discussion it was stated that without these examinations the teachers of eighth grade schools would select the pupils in their Schools to be sent to the High school. Mr. Dar- lington said the High school would be swamped by the number that would be sent there, and objected to the resolution because he thought they were going beyond their depth. ‘TRACHERS’ SALARIES, A resolution offered by Mr. Fish urging the Com- missioners to induce Congress t@ amend the Dis- appropriation bill so as to authorize the em- ment of G4 teachers at an av salary of $655, making a total of $447,900, was adopted. Mr. Fish’stated that he had been informed that the appropriation for teachers’ salaries had been re- duced in the House {rom $448,720 to $438,720 by a clerical error. Unless the bill was amended, a re- duction would have to be made in salaries of teach- ers which, he clatmed, would work @ injus- tice. A letter from G. E, Overton, stating that Sue could not get-sixth grade school books from the contractor except by sending to Baltimore was referred to the District Commissioners. ‘The com- inittee on buildings was requested to inquire into the question whether the District Comunissioners or the school board were authorized to naine pub- Ue school bufldings, SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. ‘The result of the examination of candidates for teachers’ certificates was announced as follows: ‘Third-class certificates—Helen B. Offley and Nora Hoelsberger; first-class—Frank D. Foster, Joseph ‘Tromer, Helen M. May, James Storum, Jane Dona- van, Jdmes Stewart, Alice G. Madhouse; sub-as- sistints’ certificates—Bianche Smith, Mary Mc- hy, James B. Clark, Mary R. Thomas, Jesse E RB. Peters, “Harriet C. Laster, Mary L. je I. Mason, Mag- ". Johnson and Ulysses Benjamin W. March and Helen B. y nominated as teachers, F.L. Cardoza | 4s promoted from class 7 to class 8.” E. L. Hop- kins and Mrs. Agnes E. Brown were granted leaves of absey hout pay until the end of the schoot and an application for a teacher's position ived from M. J. Earling, of New York. The 4 will hold an adjourned meeting to hear the of the Com: ners to the resolutions of board proposing an arrangement by which requisitions for expenditures from the contingent Tund shall be Within the control of the boant. en en goueer G “Other Amusements.” THE POLICE RAID THE COSMOS CLUB ROOMS. Detectives Raff and Horne with Sergeant Bur- gess and several officers of the third precinct, | Went yesterday afternoon with a raiding warrant, issued by Major Moore, to the rooms of the Cosmos club, No. 1702 Pennsylvania avenue, and served the Warrant on William L, Riley, the illeged man- | ager. ‘The officers say they found a quantity of | chip3and cards, and a number of policy papers. Several department clerks were in the club room | at the time. While the’ officers were in | sion of the apartment an old colored man knocked at the door, Detective Raff opened the door, and ‘the old man entered. “what row do you want to-day?” asked the 's the best row?” asked the old man. I think,” sald the officer, “that police row is a good one for to-day.” “so do 1,” said the old man, “because I was dreaming dbout two policemen fast night.” Seven witnesses were summoned to appear against Riley, whois charged by the officers with violating the gambling and_ policy laws. The detectives state that the books of the club Show that several | Men were engaged in either the policy or lottery | business were members of the club. “The consti- | tution of the club states its object to be “social intercourse, literary improvement, and other aanuseuents.” ‘The other amusements, the offers Say, are playing policy and cards. ‘Tits morning, in the Police Court, Riley pleaded guilty to a charge of selling lottery tickets, and paid $100 fine. Jultus Coquire pleaded guilty toa | charge of writing policy, and paid a fine of $50. | a The case of Henson HELD For THE GRAND JURY. s | Perry’, colored, who, it is alleged, was shot in the hand Saturday night by Henry’ Green while he | (Perry) was robbing Green's chicken house in the | county, was called for trial in the Police Court this morning. and the case was sent to the grand Jury; bonds 3500. —— ‘Scrr AGaryst THe Distkict.—John Green, by his attorneys, Campbell Carrington and Irving Wil- Hamson, to-day brought suit against the District for $5,000, by n of injuries received on the Isth day of last November, by falling into a well on Ith and E streets northeast, the covering of which was decayed. ——— SUING A WAstINGTON LAWYER IN New Yore— A New York dispatch says Patrick E. O'Connor | has obtained an attachment against the property in New York state of Jerome F. Manning, a Wash- ington lawyer, upon a claim for $2,139. “O'Connor lalms thai the amount is due him tor clerical ser- Vices in preparing Alabama claims cases, ———— ‘Tue only singing soubrette at Kernan’s—Adver- tisement. Affairs in West Washington. prREat, ESTATE Sas. —C. H. Ficklin ro real estate er here, reports the following sales: Part lot in square 124, improved, for Mrs. At M. ver, W Mrs. Martha O. Heiss, tor $2,100 cash: Also part lot 126, 12 square 61, improved, for | Charles Herr, to Geo. B. Lockhart, for $4,500 cash, | Also part loc 126, in ‘square 61, improved, for Charles Herr, to Peter J. May, for $2500 cash. | Also lot 4, in Square (east) 93, improved, for Henry ©. Chick, "to C.S. Chesney, for $1,100." Also part lot 203,"In square 124, tinproved, tor Charles C. Myers, to Michael E. Heiss, for $1,500 cash. Also part lot 6, in square 124, unimproved, for Thomas Muntz, to Michael E. Heiss, ior $200 cash. ‘The demand tor improved and unimproved prop- | erty fm this section 1s increasing. | CHa wird ROBBING THEIR MOTHERS.—Mrs, Michael Caton has sworn out a warrant Cie | her sonJohn, whom she charges with stealing a | bolster from her bed. Enoch smith, colored, was | arrested on the charge of stealing @ bed spread | from his mother. — Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THE EVENING STAR. ‘THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TELEPHONE. When the telephone line was first established be- tween this city and Washington, apy one was. allowed, on paying the established tolls ‘use it. in @ short time, however, its use was refused to all | except the subscribers to the Alexandria local ex- | change. This matter Was brought before the city couricil, and last December the mayor was re- quested to ascertain the cause of the change. He communicated with the telephone authorities, and last_night laid before the boards a letter from the general Bell Telephone superintendent at NewYork, In our establishment new name We extend a cordial invitation to tng many new and beutiful, goods al 1 as pa 8 ‘The stock which we purchased X. Goldschmid has been marked down,and all goods that we have been recelving and receiving are marked at a very small margin, in order to make the inaugurationof the ‘THE FAIR a decided success we shall offer on Thursday, Fri- Gay and Saturday » discount of ten cent’ member, this discount 1s only for the 10th, 11th and 12th, and will be allowed in every départ- ment # Hi China, Crockery, Glassware, Pi Frames, Mirrors, Baskets, (vooden Ware, Tin Ware, Iron. Ware, Toys, Baby Carriages, Trunks, etc., etc.,0vc. ‘The delivery department. Deen rechganized and our patrons can depend on prompt deilvery of goods. Goods will be delivered to any ‘the of Eity. A cordial invivation is extended to call ab ‘THE Farr. R. Goldschmid’s O14 812 7th st. nw. and ‘811 and 813: st. Dw. 1 _FuuNELa &°Co,, Proprietors Ivory Starch—Starch and iron without first drying. No sticking, no trouble. Grocers, 1 Hahn's S; during the remodeling ot our store, 816 7th street of re fine shoes from bankrupt manufactu- rers— Ladies. $3.50 satin-lined Kid Button Boots, $2.30. spindles “940 and made dull or bright Dongola uttor ent $,Warranted hand-stitchea Button and Genis’ #4 fine hand welt Shoes this week $2.85. Gents’ Button and Laced this week $1.45, fully ‘worth $2.50. genuine goat and kid spring-heel Button ‘Child's: only 40¢. Avory Starch—Simple, harmless, perfect, 1 Johnson’s European, 13th and E. An extra fine shipment of Oysters received to- day, For quality we defy competition, served in every available style. Lifetime experience. Ladies’ large saloon attached, Rooms by day or month. Our Safety Razors Sharpened Free. 487 Pennsylvania avenue, saw ‘The “Grand Republic” Cigarro is the big yaller dog in the barn yard with the brass collar, Mind that, now! Luchs & Bro., sole agents, 525 7th st. n.w. Valentines, at Gould's 421 9thst. 8 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money. Orders by mail. MoGxe’s, 9thnearDst. was Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, &. 6m ‘Cheap and fine eye glasses, Optician, 487Pa, av.3 HOUSEFURNISHINGS, es: PE ALE. ‘GROUND | BARG. jon SALE-MERIDIAN HILL LOTS—A FEW VERY i ea Re } W. ee ea BA fect front on EDT BRADLEY, oy fst s0St G investment, "No. subi a, property Bikely fo INDIA TEA COMPANY. way be Chacitoh nt Pete by the useof suitable ROR _SALE-LOT ON YALE ST. COLUMBIA Sone om aate asc a Meridian TERS, ‘Heights, 45e Also,bewutiful corner lot on iiith sts ‘north of the eltsy Mt. ‘dolambis offer you at ruarantecd lowest Columbia Ficighte, 40¢. ‘These hold ‘only’ soz | j°nic ta, Washinirton, eight, Meriiay it; ‘Has Just received from Paris the early spring novel- a andeficient Fier in ei She present week.” SW © BRADLEY. are the most desirable nroperties for investment pow, ‘ties in rr “ $9-8t_ | oF considerable time, this 3 SALE—LOT, 675100 NE NEAR TST. 35e.; | offered im this, market. 1 Have four in al these sub- tae THE GATE CITY STONE FILTER and THE ERE on re a a cao a | Og" cag ae ‘ewan CHANCOAL PaoK We, at 700, A st.n., 228-1 4... fs ‘Oth, at, $1.25. “MASON, SHOEMA- new shades FILTER, all sizes, Kee STALE, 608 Stak st mw | FORE: near termin LEX, 600 14th st. mw. 5]7OR SALE_THE FINE CORNER PROPERTY 2200 FQinavivagiasvenne, with s frontage of 73 f ther nee ahols of in lots to suite oe IRNER LOTS IN BLOCKS 1D Fs SE OR OT EE Col. ita, 50x116, ouly 30c. ; northwest corner 91 and Date. 26, only 35° WRIGHT & BOLTON, it Bt. Clond Building, 9th and F sts, ;AINS IN T Wi i aN EAE PASHTNGTO ‘Bquare 1055, whole square. ae Square 1056, whole square. Square 1092, whole square, Square 1094, whole 5 bea Square 1032, nearly Bauare 1064; nearly alt ‘Square 1026, Ces zat ae wae Fe Suite Esoke ia “1222 F at. sALE—TWO (OICE LOTS ON TH ST., ‘sore ithoda inland ave. jgast front: 21% feet each? Sse PINS: Price IONS. FY DAVIS, 1319 F at. Peat al, on iamor ous. Gos spond on. : of, the pro} new avenues, Groat bargain if sold ‘at ‘once, Appi OWNER, 1432.F st. nw. ee PE FRONTAGE OF 61 FT. ON 15TH ‘at, near Mass. ave.: 176 ft. on 10th st. bets 8 and hear; ‘E2St. on Lrth at, bet Rand Ssier: SSO ; 122 ft. on 3 ‘and § ste.; Sod on Ith st, corner of Corcoran: OLft-on Tt, near Have. i2t fon RH area) went of Lath st, extended, in East Washington lote, st. nw. rt SALE — DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT (Oc. per equare foot, northwest coruer Of D and Oth se no; Liox125, Will be woldas a whole oF it separate lots, Inquire of WESCOTT & WILCOS, 1907 Pataves usw fiat E = Be DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, Ctrele, below mantot values APPLY to * ©1605 Pennsyivania ave. SOME VERY DESIRABLE GROUND in ne, and se, sections, either in larse or sinall Lote me specuiative prices. Splendid opportunity for builders ahd speculators, Apply to «OPP +. VN, HUYOK,, £7-3t 1565 Pennsylvania ave, R SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON MERI- Faaiitbivainir sdaton me oe. 17-3t 1505 Pennsylvania ave, “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s Ivory Starch—Wash, starch and tron in five minutes. Splendid, ‘Try it, Ask grocers, 1 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every mornt: and delivered in 3g Ib. “Ward” prints, aso. per Ie Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart. Cream 15c. Bosxess Sore Axp Paxrs T. ORDER AT NOMINAL PRICES. TO KEEP PACE WITH THE DEMAND FOR STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS AND TROUSERS, MADE TO ORDER AT NOMINAL PRICES, WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN OBTAINING A FINE LINE OF CASSIMERES AND STRIPED TROUSERINGS AT LOW COST (VERY LOW FOR THE QUALITY), AND IN ORDER TO MAKE WORK AND KEEP BUSINESS MOV- ING WE HAVE PUT THE PRICE AT 820 FOR SUITS AND 95 AND 86 FOR PANTS. THESE ARE ALL FRESH GOODS, POPU- LAR STYLES AND ARE ABSOLUTELY ALL Wool, WE GUARANTEE GOOD FITTING; JUST 43 GOOD AND JUST AS STYLISH IN CUT 48 IF THEY COST THREE TIMES AS MUCH. THE BUSINESS IN OUR CUSTOM DE- PARTMENT CONTINUES TO INCREASE, WHICH IS THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT ‘THE PUBLIC APPRECIATES OUR EFFORTS TO FURNISH STYLISH AND WELL-MADE GOODS AT Low CosT. 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. EB BARNUM & co, 931 Pennsrivawts AVENUE, Ovgnine In Which he gives two reasons, first, the hope of in> | creasing the list of exchange subscribers or pre- Venting it from growing smaller, and second, that allowing non-subscribers to use the Washington line appeared a diseriinination against the ex- | change subscribers who were relied upon to main | tain the line. ‘The eity committee on general laws j HOW has the subject under consideration. Ciry Covseu,—The city council held it regular session last night. ‘The aldermen passed a Tesolu- tion to buy a street roller at $150, but it was laid over by the council. F. Krainer desired to lease } Part of the city’s lot On Cameron, between Payette 1 Payne sireets, T. Kyan asked reduction of another part of the sane lot, and F. M. da clear title to a lot on the’ same biock sold him by the elty council. ‘Ten dollars was ap- d to pay ior “Principal Criminals of a,” a book purchased by the poitce. skotkks! CONGRESS.—The sessionof the Farmers? tion yesterday closed In the afternoon, the session @ resolution urging the legisla- fo conform to the decisions of the United States courts om the debt question was tabled. ‘tyier, J. P. FE, E. Mason, It T. Sinith and others, ‘The district grange of northern Vir- ‘atrons of Husbandry, opened its session Its meetings are’ private-—A meet. in aid of the Young Men's Christian sociation Was held at the ‘Trinity Methodist church this afternoon.—Dr. Rt. €. Powell, coroner, Was thrown from lis Dugyy yesterday afternoon. His injuries consisted In a bruise on one knee, | Sera Sac Or Desmasze Dry GooDs During the month of February at cco A RRE UTTT ERE RRR ™ gSSy Gc A RR T ROR" Cc AA RRE 4 Ek RRR Gc asak RT EO RR 3 cua AR KR OT KEE R BR Syst Cass Dry Goods Store, 711 MAKKET SPACE. BARGAINS! BARGAIN: BARGAINS!!! YLAID MUSLIN, only Ge. ydimest quality, yard wide, WAMSUTTA CAMBRIC, Extra lance size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, $2.50. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, 25c. PURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, all colors, reduced to 34e. | BLac SHMERES, very fine quality, wide double { LOYAL SERGE, colors, wide dot fold, 12.) veo Se =o BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET: $1.19. | Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, reduced to $1, | (EOROKED SILK, immense aswirtment, O0ey 80c., C8 ‘ BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVETS reduced $1.50. TABLE DAMASK, tne quality, extee widths S66 > 1.20 bundred pices beautisul TIGURED SA'TINES, SHEETING COTTON, ‘best quality, one yard anda wide 1 meat of BLACK SILKS, 75e.,87¢, Tmruense ante sishz.s varied and =, = a ae aig gy Youaxs Ne Y. Hass Sale takes place on Friday next at 11 o'ciek. | New supply of Opera and Hats, = Seon | S27 Be TINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pa av. A Itakz opportunity 1 ered tn the trustees mg oie old building material It an average depth of about house on N street. See ad- Yertiwment of Newton & Payne, trusteew, saloon Friday. 6. + _ 2's sale of household furniture to-morrow At 10 o'clock at 4teh Pennayiy LOLA West. See =o i caer colwan f0F particulars. Dowling will commence the auction rooms, at 7:30 collection of books, c on OLIO avenue ‘available | uObio avenue and over S| Lars: Pivsa Sacovrs, 17 and $20, 2 Ph . Siz an ea tush Visites, fur trimmed, $10 each. far St “SUiNeanerz & sow., 1257 Pa av. | PALE ND Win TER, ‘sc aNd 87. Full line of our own importations Lisit und “SCOTCH, BUETINGS. OVER MOREE sud ZROUSERINGS, af the lmporting ‘Tailoring Es- 2221 Pennayivanis venue ‘Gi such Fi SPRING DRESS TRIMMING, PASSEMENTERIES, BUTTONS, &c., elected Novelties of Paris and New York Markets, At leas than half price. FOSTER KID GLOVES. 3.C. HUTCHINSON, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, fe3 Fue Ow Ru: ‘Wunsxey, FINE OLD RYE WHISKEY, ‘The same that I have handled for over nineteen years, and warranted over six yearsold. Freefrom Fusil Oil and all impurities whatsoever, Specially suited to thesickand debilitated, of fine flavor and smooth, Pleasant taste. Warranted. just as here claimed or money cheerfully refunded. REDUCED ‘From 75c. to 50c. per pint bottle, From 75c.t50c.“ « « } Fiz Fe SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 30 CHOICE lots for sale, prices ranging from 222 to 40c, MT. PLEASANT, 20 very desirable lots for sale, 123s to 30c. Terms ar; whee men rmeataea ep Cinat Ne su for! me iS Ree 8.C. HILL, Cor Sih and’ 6 Yotson Menditn 31 chat are really the beat bargains remain in the market. The m2 ‘0c, and are about all the desirable Lots left, at, thers Vee pees lots ee Dee ed of pro- wvemen! cl sulohers ‘which will make this the Murray hill ‘of astungion 17-6 Le Droit Building. JO SALE-EAST HALF OF SQUARE 1087. ‘Frontage on 17th st, east 436 feet. Frontage on Massachusetts ave. 217 feet. Frontage on South B st, 161 feet 6% inches. 63,000 TSGUAME TTA. Onle. lote 1,2 and 323,140 toot, lots 1, 2: Frontage on South D st. 243 feet 4 inches. Frontage on 19th st. 38 feet 9 inches, Frontage on Georgia ave. 234 feet. _| 30c. and are about a!l the ‘Total frontage 516, feet, making. 30 lots of 17. feet front each, One of the best, bargains in the southeast the ps ‘One: Lots'13,%8 ana 19-14,875 ALF SQUARE 1129—91,000 feet— Frontage ou BOW at S03 feet Tuachos ote Frontage on South A st, 103 feet. Fron on South B st. 103 feet. CHAS. A: MCEUEN, 1420 Fst. nw. 8x90. eae Jots, 12.3x60. Bau 22 alle} . About 43,000 feet in all. Good alleys. Very desir- yr 'Gan'be had at's bargain, st. Dow HEAP LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL ibdivision, at the head of North Capitol st. 90,000 feet. Will be sold in # body or in single lots, on small payments down, and. terms. ‘CHAS. A. McEU! 4229-13¢ 1420 F st.n.w, JO! SALE-EAST HALF SQUARE 73, ‘Susceptible of Economical Subdivision. Frontage on 4th st. east, 591 ft. 4 in. ‘rontage on L st. north, 144 ft. 83 in. mtawe on M st. north, 164 ft. 8 in. 90,000 feet; 3 decided royement 3229-13 Foe, SALETLOTS ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Princeton at... a 400. aft Lots on Columbia Heights, “isth st. 450. * ‘Meridian Hill, 15th st. extended... Mt. Pleasant, Columbia Road. Boundary st., head New Joreci Sumner st., Howard University. Piains.. 00, on New J (08. 6. HENSEY, 1006 F st. 5-20 Fe SATE FINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR rupont Circle, 20x80; very cheap. 1 fine Lot, Nst near Dupout Cine, 26x75 to alley. 1 fine Lot, N st., near Dupont Circle, 276x100 to alles J fine Lot, N st.. near Dupont Circle, 30x120 to alley. 2 fine Lots, N st., near Dupont Circle. 18x50 each. 1 fine Lot, 19th ‘st, near Dupont Circle, 20x75 to eye Thine Lot, New Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, 20x70 to alley. 2 fine Lot, Connecticut ave., near Dupont Cirele, 24x124 toalle 2 fine Lots, P st., near Dupont Circle, 20x90 to alley. 1 fine Lot, K st, near Connecticut ave., 30x100 ley. fine Lots, V st., near 14th, 17x70 to alley. 1 fine Lot, 1st. near 19th, 20x75 to alloy? f5-1m y CHARLES EARLY, 603 14¢ 'OR SALE—LOTS—60,000 TO 70,000 8Q. FE D.e.. at 30c,; 15,000.84, feet a does Mt ike fect front, 60c.; Meridian Hill, two lots, each 63! B0r190, 6c. Lanier Heights: two. lois tach: sat 0 feet, 226. TYLES & RUTHERFORD, 2-3w* 1226 F st. now. R SALE-A FINE LOT, ON RHODE ISLAND ave. D.W., at alow 2 tYLER & RUTHERFORD, _H22-30¢ of _ 1228 ¥ Fo SALE—LOTS—42,506 SQUARE FEET IN square 772, at 15 cents. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, _f2-20* 1226 F st. hw. SALE—LOTS FOR BUSINESS PROP! ee 13th st. und New York ave., near ToRery, sts., and corner 1( and R sts. terms. B00 EA. McINTINE, O18 F at.n.w. FOE SALES ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS ON 19th st, near K and on R, near 19th st. having a frontage of from 18% to 5 fect each. ‘The sbove Lots are in the inost rapidly improving section of the northwest. A number of buildings are under contract {obecrected at once within a Dal sguarg of the above property. & 160 920 F ata, B, SALE—IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS. BohiSttnow satid and hive Or anle aber of Hint emain in themmber Ther sows foresee in 20e. ‘desirable Lote left at these rices. ‘These Lots are in the neighborhood of projected, Beate az user er gare 3 in. 460 B.C. HILL, Le Droit Building. POR SALE-L0T ON BACON ST, NEAR 14TH st, extended, 30c.; on 1oth at, nest same, 30 and 5c, and mear Columiia road, 25c.; Kenesaw’ ave, 20. and Y5e.; Columbia Heights, 13,0 2c, 10th at ox. Sgnded, comer lob 250, ‘on Sth_and Gth sts. ne., Fe keae 3: HERTFORD, ‘Meridian Hill. 20 and 250. $227-1m 1422334 F at. FLOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—THE DE_ Fired for ground on Columbis Heights, Universit rk, North ‘Grounds of the Columbian Universit ‘and ‘Meridian Hill is constantly’ ing.. ‘Those who in- ‘Vest now will realize large fits during the comir Tee whtalnsne oN Mpa ae ja24-im 418 ¥ st. n.w. JQOR SALE—MERIDIAN HILL LOTS. WE HAVE Ripe diese at gece inlay wha : = cen single Lots aud small tracts. Full particulars pivest ae can now be had on our: JOHN E. BEALL & 0. Le Pot x1! north side Massachusetts near ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, Heit te obtalley in rear. Will sell low, om easy. ts 2éthand I, ana 24and Daten. w. Im SOHN F. BEALL & CO., 1321 Fst, J ENTLEMEN’S SUITS SCOURED JFAOR SALE_WE OFFER THE FO! ING WELL Soc a 2 TOR | BULA at Qezet TE ONIN WEE AN rep done in best manner. a £300; SSS | ee 705 9th st n.w., (1 call 609-3), ad 42 s 1H, Givers ec pisos "elapisiue ca voi 595,000 square feet, Ist st nw. at 45c.; water, sewer, ‘The’ tioned. 48 all well adapted. scbiog noma "lots nba 125. = Oop Scrrs Ann Ovezcoara tin WALKER & WILSON 1008 F'n. Tt will pay you tosee our Odd Suite and Overcoats, as they have been reduced 20 per cent. You may find in this lot a Suit orOver cost to please you, and at s saving (0f20 percent GEORGE SPRANsy, 607 SEVENTH STRERT ¥.W., ale {Opposite U. 8. Post Office) FEET OF GROUND IN LAN- ts. Lots in Meridian cas ‘Squares, n.e. a8. a on Corcoran at.,each 20.9187 to an alley; price Lot: and F; S reaches ht bat sad 52730748 0; Saat, at bet. 18th and 19th; 35.92128 to and fronting ‘WILMARTR & EDNONSTON, (China and Glass Importers, CASHMERE AND COMBINATION SUITINGS, ‘samples of which can be seen at her parlors 1340 I STREET, snd the jane, substantially: dui where she will remain until March 1,to take orders $87 fon 20s100, will be aide for ‘out balance of winter ‘Apply to owner, 1303 Nat. pr rrgrectremer «Tagged £9-17t Fuse mryricce, ‘ips Sock ot wrest ber NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE eri Papers Oe. Se Be A Bu me Wars, How & Co, BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY Bistro ate Pack Panes. 12 tec. Brown “hace Bee Aa UU MM scared era dee aa I HAVE EVER SOLD. PRICE Fane G inch Kusboserd Gold Borders, 4 ? B See So! x = 19 CENTS A POUND. SOLDIN 2 POUND PACKAGES. THE IN- a ee, CREASING SALE OF THIS sit SAUSAGE MAKES IT NECES- Fs Bb ee eS ee We SARY FOR ORDERS TO BE ; HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs, (over Hanson, Hiss & Co.'s}, taggly Groax To Tix Froxr. Are now closing out the balance of their W. BURCHELL, CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. magnificent stock of RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES, IMPORTED COSTUMES, WRAPS, BONNETS, ETO., ar HALF THEIR PARIS COST. 1325 Fstreat, Having been so successful in establishing a first-class House in the City of Washington where the people can buy reliable goods on Instalment at Low Prices, T have added to my stock a full line of, Men's, Youths and Children’s Clothing, which I will sell on Iustalment at cash prices. My Goods have Leen carefully selected ‘and will give satisfaction. Remember that GROGAN ‘We desire to call attention to our full line of Cream, Bleached, and Turkey Red TABLE DAMASES. We will offer for the next ten days the following bargains: Norrosr 15-6t M. H. Brexxam, LADIES’ DRESS AND COAT MAKER. 8 pieces Cream DAMASK, 60 inches wide, at 45c. TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. worth 60¢. G pieces Croam DAMASK. 60 inches wide, much finer | Just arrived from Europe. quality, at 50c., worth 70c. Comer 12th st. and Pennsylvanisave, | BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF ee een ane ene eee ae Re 5-1m Over Davis’ HatStore._ Jor or Chamber Suite, Carpets, Mattings, Baby Car 10 pleces Bleached DAMASK, 66 inches wide, worth RING Extab 1002 New Sout ave nie 3 BER RRR ERR 9553 jj Finges, Refrigerators, Stoves, (Clothing), &, call om ‘BSc, at 60c. Ladle 5d Ceo ree een © KR ERR ER Sssq GROGAN, woo ‘& CAROLINE co kK RRE 5, ” f 5 pieces Blosched DAMASK, 68 inches wide, at 75c,| jad.” “A. Fischer & Maison Yriese, Paria. aes ee ee = A. Flas THE RIN one 1S8 CUNNINGHAM @? THE EINK, wr, alter and reline Ladies Plush ‘Coats during tho th of February only. ring oo THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Tt ts without adoubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the | S pieces Bleached DAMASK, 68 inches wide, st $1, ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND worth $1.25. Dry Cleaning Establishment. 14TH STREETS N. Ww, is Establish most Nurnrriovs Flour in the World. Gpleces Turkey Red DAMASK, 56 inches wide, war- | No.906.G.st nw. thirty five years! experi The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, ranted fast colors, at 45c., worth 55c. Piva Cloaks, eils, Laces, Gloves. nc, are. Per. | containing as it does all the most improved Machinery | 8nd you will save money and have the lanrest stock tn footy by this superiog process. Ladies’ Even: | invented up to the present time, but they produce | the city to select from. (Vou can make yourown 5 pieces Turkey Red DAMASK, 58 inches wide, war- Sed prscen alt ook ae ‘their ori; ‘and. seat ype =. ced null it the world. To a ranted fast colors, at 50c., worth’ spots teed i ugremoved tect prove that, we would simply state that a lange quau- | terms) hea "Goods called for and delivered. {ity of of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to 6 pieces Turkey Red DAMASK, 60 inches wide, war- ATE OBLITERATED, LEAVING | Europeand eatenat the principal Courts of thevld ranted fast colors, at 624c., worth 75c. Te ee cae | SAG col erate eat Chae ee = | 50 dozen Damask TOWELS, 25 inches wide and 50 | GABRIEL: 1391 G sts MES.DE | Like everything else that has gained renown, some | Soy, Mas M. J. Hosz, 1309 F ST. N.W, long, 3 Would be a great bargain Person or personsare trying to take advantage of the i ie hhc reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off au inferior article for the genuine. GREAT DISCOUNT. 50 dozen Fringed NAPKINS, Cream with colored We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves borders, at 95c., worth $1.25. OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON- THEREFORE, at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, 33 dozen % White NAPKINS, at $1.16, worth $1.40. NETS AND HATS. ommenet me 8 Oat terete oe Sareea | ppetaiee DANPORTE HUARD. “CERES.” NNETS AND HA‘ 5 W. 8. JEN! be 40 dozen % NAPKINS, at $1.65, worth $2. ae ee Asa ae and bave the imprint of reece KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. 336 ja31 717 Tru Staeer N. W. 100 dozen % NAPKINS, extra quality, at $2.90, would alee P. Haxsox H rss & Co ‘New and Beautiful Line of bea grert bargain at $3.50. Lap, APE FINE FRENCH | sttached. None genuine without the two gold medals ny M'LLE M. J. PRANDI, 1309 F ST. — WALL PAPERS, 10 pieces All-linen Glass TOWELING, 24 inches wide OVEL' IN BACE Coll at at 120, worth 200. NOVELTITUSSIAR GANGS One WM. M. GALT & Co, Resid AS hots FAIS itNa, HAIR DI BANGS SHINGLED. bs and Estimates Furnished. ‘the month, tion ap23 r Et dreaming by the mouth. Special attention to 5 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. ND UP! aK Os Ands full line of TOWELINGS and CRASHES, all ma-lim* : RO orto Sty qualities, at lowest prices, J.P.P. Pose Trius Ouve On, Br Cor Is P. aa M ME. 1G UT N RICES, One case of Lonsdale CAMERIC at 100. 2 SOE eee as . FRESH CREAM. PORTIERES AND Brave CURTAINS War One case 10-4 Pequot SHEETING, at 22340. Se Ean Large Invoices in Stock. Sed ween eon it tt tid e ERY CURTAIN: HA 65 White SPREADS, Marseilles pattern, at 780. a SEESONED FOURGS # 50 Extra-size White SPREADS, at 90c. vel en cs 13 a 3 be Aegean The greatiat Uareain cffered ip our AtL-Sik Imported TIES recon . ot cohorn. Form 100 White SPREADS, beautiful designs, extre-size and HOTELS. | price 640; we now cut ths $30. These onde will, quality, at 98c. ‘HIGH CLASS BONNETS —---4 ‘all be soid in a tew RH 7 ue Seould call eaciy at FOR RECKPTION AND EVENING WEAR, Carpet, Furniture aid Upliolstery Warerooma, ‘The balance of our COMFORTS and BLANKETS to ni SO} Marker space, close at below cost. . CO’TUME BONNETS AND HATS, AND ORGANS. = = ae nN uo oOMMMM @ ain FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. ae AA g nig # M uu =| V. KANE, 507 11TH ST.N.W.—CORSETS MADE Tae Leaprse I NSTRUMENTS, ae A uM sy igorder A perfect at staranteed. Also, «full BEpeee sao a or Oe a a ‘= | and Busties. rect undead. ‘sol8-3m" Fince 188 ANNIE K. , 450 107m ST. N.W., TEY ORGANS. M tp order inches Siena. E ey ee 15 7TH. 8THAND D STS. = eer Pane ae and Organs for rent aud xchan Tunin TIES ARE JNEWRORT News, Vay pairing, ‘SANDERS & STAY ‘French Merino Underwear On Hampton ls near Old roint Comfort. a O34 F st. now. Berwaex Szason Paces Patent Shoulder Brasee aed tlt Deen Heform Goods. THE HOTEL WARWICK, | ana | 2222-3 Baltimore. an: Bustles, An attractive, first-class Winter Resort ‘families: ly = ery i davay hase Tre dor eed ed : Bide tie as om| PH ma GRE | OL, War & Bus, A 7th atu. fiishea 1864 AT JOHNSON, GARNER & 008, ‘and Spenish spoken, mrl4 3. R. SWINERTOX, Manager, eet, a ow the dedi Pann the 636 Pennaylvania avenue, south side. _A%4-ahw26t__ Hotel Warwick, Newport News, Vi Rip ualty svc aa Tiyteiiaraeae spece will perm: mention, jowent prices aud beat fumtalineat plas. Spec sew pain getter AA CO SRanince ret Gnaben’ Ow Por Coxrosr, Dangains for cash. Tuning and repairing honestly dous- H.cent Opeck Nainsook now G conte. ‘Trains leave B and P- station, Othand Berreeta ‘VIRGINIA 2 I2 cent Shsck Nainsock now iO canta ‘Parente, Gordonsville, Cana KOK NNN A BBE FEE ca acca $y om al otal South Bal BYOEIA HOTEL. Ex BAS fA bu? be ‘636 Pennaylvanis avenue.” Washington to Atlante | one nundred yards from Fort Monroe, where daily EX Eue AL BE 15 cent Corded Pique now 123¢centa. except Sunday, for Manassas, | target practice, guard mount and dress parade take K NNN 4 A BBE EB 20 cent Conted Pitas now Ae cae stations. Place. Perfect in cuisine and appointments. Accom P 25 cant Corded Pique now 20 cents. tor prerento™ Gordonsville | dates 1,000 guests. ‘Turkish, Russian, electric, hotand TANOB, AT JOHNSON. GARNER © COra, td Galo "route. Puliman | cold ees and fresh-water baths.” Afternoon concerts aes aba . ile. and nightly hops. Pure ocean air, ree from mularia | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP ite Counterpanes : 90: sf HE White Santerpanes now ae ow tL0 pan. Dally fe Grachbarg, Raleigh, Asbritls | Spd conducive to refreshing sleet. amp DuRAbMATS. a = mow: and points Southwest. Pull- Average temperature for winter 47 degrees. Send 1.75 White Counterpanes now $1.50. ington to Aiken, 8. Wash-'| gor illustrated ‘aegtcaare eet y Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new IN, GAR] ‘ descriptive pamphlet and terms a 5 = (Go Paunizivanta venus "8 to Montgomery, aeneee ‘parlotcar to | “uy om F. N. PIKE, Manager. ARTISTIC STYLES zoe in ne ot 30 cont Cream en How 25 cents, (GTO! OHIO DIVISION. | FHERFECTION OF LIVING.—THE ALTAMONT, HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. 35 cent Cream Table Linen now 30 cents, Washington Ds 5 Banday, | PEREECTI A 40 cent Cream Table Linen now 35 cents, a: P acciving at toed ait Shae | 2 Hota” Highestciovstion: Gn tiehardioas | SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of 50 cent Cream Table Linen now 43 cents, Hil 6:08. | Sot Perfect beat aud ventilation. Incandescent t mnakes et all Af “630 Peunssivania avenue. ounday, arriving i | Glecuric light in every roan, Howe cooking. Sues | Prominen peices. nuo, rooms “Comte housek cerine without " Tolle Duo Moire Crinkled Gingham, Soe cb teeeagson | somforta, Only Zorts-ave snide tan, Wash PIANOS FOR RENT. Banbure PANT Sha Se OB gation | Perna oe Wie ORE Bene Wet? markt yee. 231 636 Pennsylvania ave., south side, ‘checked at office, 601 Pennayl- | 2-3-3 ‘Owner and Proprictor. $17 Market jUTTRELL INES zas.t tavtorn, | How To Be Bracnrut UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANo. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS General sel ort er er 3 A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium price AND REGULAR GOODS. ‘THIS SECRET HAS BEEN SOLVED. FEE arden need in use. RERERS iaeaey s Secret of Beauty or “C. B.™ Itnotonly | to gi50. Suld on small montul: it 500 prs. Children’s Hose, all sizes and all colors. Desutifes but purities the compl As tuces | “Largest aswortunent of S-cent Music in the city. ‘Former prices, 50 and 25c. Must go at 150. qibnilinas trabaparcicy.” Tt is endorsed 4 MENEX EBERDACH, 100 pra. Misses HOSE, Sold at 25 and 0c. Willbe| tneurebafore itis too late in the ‘ading phywican | an gisene ue’ om 5 F trot, bee ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Sete World 6b. Enwan F, Droor, 50 pra. Kid and Beaver GLOVES (Ladies) Former 2 es Warranted the beatin the World. 0c. and $1 per is Menomena oeaiain rice $1.25 and 81. Wilgoatd0s, "Some of these Ooamies sonal ripdallble Liquid Fece Rouge, natural tint; don't rpc Goods ‘Off. Price, 81.50 per bottle. Agent id Liy 1 TITT EEE 11 NN NW W WA mat sa meeearmaeiecee | oem Seasons oomrant, | A oe Baie a cute mace | Ee PERE Reg ay ‘accompanying R 5,000 yds. New and Pretty SATTEENS, worth 20c., z preparations) 82. T at 1240. SAINT PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE | "Cresta gf Almonds for softening and whitening the | S365 ‘The newest and most desirable patterns in French COMPANY, bands, 50c. Salen. for developing the bust, removing SATTEENS, at 35c. 81,369,000. wrinkles. Price, $1 per bottle. Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS. Adonine, for dyeing instantaneously the hair, beard, Afullline of SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES and COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANE, qebrown tod chelashen ugbe brown, bps dusk all kinds of DRESS GOODS. (Of San Francisco, oe lowest prices, (Cottons are advancing.) onic. | Price $1.50 per bottle, ) Full'assortment of above may be at ) LOANS ON REAL ESTATE NEGOTIATED. — 1. snaws S100 te paso, Rusbe from goo S400. - ‘Beautifying Bazar, 15 fo 82+: other nukes from @26 up Bold LUTTRELL & WINE, CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, Agent, 54. Weet 14th street, New York, or pL ST zi Teebeaatt ~! 1930 Pennsylvania avenue, {123m 8 Kellogg Building. 3. ROCHON, _in __"__ 903 Pa ave. near 9th st Perel Corner 20th street northwest. B C P P. Desler in Hatz Goods, PEAUTPUL CPRIGHTS FOR SALE AND RENT, enson’s Capcom Porous Paster. ATTY, BECKER'S 637: 15th street n.w., opposite Treasury Building. 801 9TH STREET Nw. Coz. is7z Coz. is7a HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS All Ladies wishing to ose iene goods tested and ap- sagt TUNING AND EEFATIS OF PrANO® AND GSTS, AND @8Ts. iu-KURGES Ap ANEEEUA Dillgd ffes of charge are cordially ORGANS, Este a ‘The neatest, quickest, safest and most powertairem-| Brace. Ham DG WORE FOO 4s w, ¢dy known for Ehoumatiam, Pleurisy, Neuralgia, Lam- he. Bole Agents for the Curivaled bago, Backache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all MER PIANOS. ceca, Hee SOgomaoecammeed|—BEAUTIFYING coswerics, | andi nf Mac struments OUR PRODUCTIONS ARE ALL SELECTED a. Se ‘s more | aens.c. THOMPSON, of 240 Fifth ave. who ‘bas £00,000 copies of © and 10 cent Sheet Music. FOR THEIR EXCELLENCE AND TO MEET | greasy: salves, linaments and lotions, are absolutely ayaa for bersell s workd wide 1 Piscine ————= ae - THE WANTS OF REFINEMENT ANDTASTR | Ueclons. Beware f imitations under similar sounding geamotis the Snow having manuiscured ewpecally |_| SEWING MACHINES, &c. THEIR TRUE VALUE WILL BE APPRE- aa Shay axe utincly worthloes and intended to dectve, Bees itits und pectiebe ther we cldia teas ease Tux sere CIATED WHEN EXAMINED AND com. | “4 % IF NOT AS BRING BACK THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No 7, PARED WATE OFEEE GOODS: SEABUBY & JOHNSON, Psorazsrons, brace — +“ SEWING MACHINES, POPULAR GOODS, POPULAR STYLE& ith \utomatic Stitch POPULAR PEICES, 5-wsem6m ow York. | Can any one sak an more fair than tha? | Palma Spent fightocee of fueiee, aaats aint Sonsty ot = BPeloven ta the preetest wascess ‘ot the age for ime THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. RESEE EET PROS No Loxa Proctasariox. Pifie Keane Bywter, made from the pisache BF onwhecl han Yortcrcaiay and over 2 MENS WEAR, —- of Almonds, especially for even- | Sorsements of Washington . . c. 7tband H ate QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION PEAK | “EuNiah Rowe Leave indeliti tint for pale and Filephone cal 425 3 C Ab eiace, en a LOUDER FOR U8 THAN WORDS. cigar for changing axy calor of batt the now "Sloat Btor to auasbscirs biesele shart Depot. ‘he Suparor Mato ot cur WallAmown Clothing to | ~Kommes Deu, only antating ects tor me; | New Howe OR, 15TH OOK 15TH Se aresxe TEFL Thompeoe's new strle pre ‘The Best and Lightest Running AND GSTS.___nI3-wks-3m_ AND GSTS, Sat ‘used without any SEWINe MACHINE ‘Men, Young Men, Boys ‘Children Suite, itcomes ats time te ee t00e Sees 8 ae and Oretvon! Depavtnsat,are opento yourte’ | sasloas Sora chanpn anilis wey ibs tbe S07 woes oy plays RONG :ARING THIS STAMP, This tor Gentesen, in. Con- Ee ceeg em ean