Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1887, Page 6

an eel, ee ‘The President to the Catholic Club. RELIGION AND CTFIZENSITI. In dectining an invitation to the Catholic club Danquet in Philadelphia Tuesday night, Prestdent Cleveland said in his letter: “I thank you for the admirable letter which accompanied my invita. ton la which you announce as one of the dac- trines of your club that ‘that a good and exem- Plary Catholic must er necessitate rei, be @ good aud exemplary citizen,’ and that ‘the teachings of Doth human and divine law thus merging in the ‘one word, duty, irom the only union of church and state that a civil and religions government can Tecognize.” I know you Will permit me as a Protestant to supplement this noble sentiment ‘of my conviction that the same uit follow a sincere and consis- ings of every religious divine sanction, It will lay for our country when every has an ever present duty to perforia which be cannot escape from Or neviect without Detng false tO bis religious as Well a8 to his civil alle ” ‘by th haiuence tent dev ‘expreaat Te Father "icGlynn’s Decision. ‘IE WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY MONRY SUBSCRIBED BY HIS CONGREGATION. Frther McGirnn sent word to the committee of thirty-five, through Mr. Feeney, their chairman, ‘who waited upon him, that he desired they would not hold the concert and lecture which waa to be given at Steinway ball, New York, next Sunday. “| would not accept the amount that you have tendered m Carey but_ that I fear to Mend you, MeGlynn to Mr. Feeney. have here As soon asi get well I shall be enga; ‘ary work which shall amply emu Ido not Want to Ihave it sald that tion went around soliciting subscriptions for me, particularly from labor in these ti strike and nnot afford to giv! nd Ide i stop that this work of thelr affection 13 greatly appre- iaved by me, Lam very grateful, and ony wonder ‘Why they should bestow upon me so spiended a git.” Pather McGlynn wrote a letter thanking ihe Cominitte and tue people of St. Stephen's for their generosity, and it Was read that evening at the meeting. HIS PRCULIAR PHYSICAL CONDITION. A dispateh from New York last night says: Dr. RicGlyun’s paysical condition 1s peculiar. His disease has been diagnosed as nervous prostration. One day he will be very eheerml andacttye, recelv- creat deal of company until quive a lite hour ght. The next day a reaction will set In, and iynn will seem quite a sick man.’ Mr. Who is aconstant visitor at his house, bas wifcet of exciting hin. In appearance Dr alynn shows the mental and physteal strain he has been through tn the last few weeks, His face fs hagyered and pal he has lost much flesh. ‘A parisuioner of his, in speaking of his Idea of €1 bracing literary work, sald it was a good one. Dr. Me rations will for the present be guided by porge. The Roman Cathoiie clergy all refuse to speak on the Meeiynn maty ——<ee—__—_— A Strike Riot in Schoo! ‘THE PUPUS PELTING THEIR TEACHER WITH BOOKS AND SLATES spread to Allentown, Pa., and maniteste uesday in a rather singu- lar form. The pupils of the male secondary Sehool of the second want a day or two ago peti- Uoned their te chell, to have one con- Unuous session from 8 a.m. to stead of a morning and an #fternoon session, ‘The teacher did not view t arture with much favor and just be ay announced that the de unless directed by the there was excite it_was believed for monstration against the At the afternoon session ftendance and things went a¥ Uli about Unree o'clock, When, Was passing the’ school ‘The strike mania teacher W there was oa inane aga fun house, the Boys outon a racket and made things very Unpleasant for the teacher. When he attelapted to punish one of the boys ‘the others Came to his aid and threw books and slates at the teacher. The eto the latter's assist ance, but he er and was hit by pleces of lex. ‘The disorder was continued until the close of the session and may result in_ the ex slon Of the leaders. ‘The wolse Was so great that the neighbors ‘The Alleged Hoston Embezzlement. THR AMOUNT OP EX-CLERK LEIGHTON'S SHORTAGE NOT KNOW! ‘The shortage of John C. Le vere cousiderably exercised. <e been greatly exagyerated. Its exact amount cannot even be intelligently estimated until his books have been gone over. The Boston Journal saysof the n : “When John C. Letghton un- expectediy Tesigned in December the municipal court, after twenty years of ser- vice, there Was much surprise expressed by _per- sous who knew him well. About that tme it became known that his accounts were not cor- Tec, and when asked about it by the judges Mr. Lewghton admitied that stich was the fact, but that it was attributable only to uninten- tional errors ou his part, and that he was ready, when the amount was ascertained, to make the deficiency good. An expert was tnen engaged by ‘the Judges, but it will take along time to ascer- tain whether the shortage amounts to a sufictent su to show an andontead criminal tacent on the ir. Leighton. No proct against Eins nave yet been wegun.™ ———— A Woman Who Has Found a Sphere. ‘From the New York Times. A quiet, sedate young woman, who wears glasses, always carries a couple of books and Jooks a8 if she was an admirer of Browning, 1s one of the queer characters who haunt the up- town hotels. She is a shrewd young Jewess, in spite of her Bostonian appearance, and makes a good living by buying the foreign coin which Is Picked up at the hotels from travelers who e: change gilttering foreign goid for the cart-wheel American doilar< The hotels yet the coin at a Giscount, she buys it ata slight advance and dis. poses of it in Wail street. “Her friends say there dept acoin struck but She can tell {ts value at a glance. ‘She picks up vaidable pleces once ina While that go to numiswmatisis at a handsome premium. —+0-— Fatality of Water Gas, ‘From the Bultiuore San. A communication from New York was yesterday Feeetved at the mayor's office showing the effects upon mortality of water fuel gas, now commonly used in lage cities, The matter was referred by Mayor Hodges to Mr. Frederick W. King, inspector aud sealer of gas vorrect and Worthy of tention. Mr. King states that I gas escaping trom a burner that would Jesth to a person tn from four or tive bours ud Fesalt fat if it were fuel gas ‘The mayor stated he Would read Use paper carefully. — hton, late clerk of | the municipal court of Boston, appears to have | | st as clerk of | auly in from a half hour to an hour | { | | | | Will Smith M. Weed Enter the Cabinet? | Washington Special to the N, Y. ‘Tribune. The arrival in town of Smith M. Weed gives rise to the rumor that he is to take Mr. Manning's place in the cabimet. Soon after Mr. Weed’s arrival he Was seu to iauke his way to tle White House, Where he remained for « considerable time in con ference with the President, Jupiter's Great Hed Spot, From the New York Sun ‘Fhe great red spot has come back upon Jupiter. It has never entirely disappeared since its first ap- Pearance in 1878, but it became so faint a few Fears ago that most observers regarded it as prac~ Ueally gone. Now it has blazed out again with renewed splendor. If it should become a perma- nent feature of the giant planet, astronomers inight eventually be forced to the conclusion that they have really assisted at the birth of a coutl nept on that jar-away and slowly-cooling orb. BUt now they nave to admit that they don’t know what Supiter is about, . ——— N AMERICAN SWINDLER IN N.—George Franklin Anderson, who is described as“an Amer can Judge trom Detroit, Mtich.,” was committed = in wsday, On & charge of havi swindled Charles Deakin, of Susquehanua, Pas ‘out of sums of money, under ‘ust they Were necessary for ex; Securing for the piaiitif! a valuable English es- state. In the hearing Mr. Deakin’s son testitied Unat Anderson's wite offered Mm) as a bribe to ‘the plaintiff te withdraw the charge against him. Saor Ture Pzxsons Bestes His Wrer—John Ingham, aged 65 years, is one of the wealthiest Fesidents Of Boston, Pa. Recently he abandoned his wife and refused to contribute to her supports She brought suit against him to compeil litte to maintain ‘her. ‘This incensed him, and, meeting her On the street in McKeesport on Saturday, he drew two revolvers from his pocket and began G at her. Betore he couid be secured he bad Shot four bailets into her, besides hitting three otuer persons, who were on'the strect. Mrs. Ing- aug Will die. Ingham was lodged in Jail. FINED FoR WUIPPING A Sctoon Grrt._—west Medway, Mass, Ras been Ina huboub of excitement over a sénsatiOn In Which the Kev, Viueent Moses appears as the central ngure, in a courtroom crowded to suffeation Monday he was arraigned oa a charge of assaulting Jenny, Saupe, thirteen Years of age, a pupil in the Medway school. He pleaded not guilty, but was fined $15 and costs He thea appealed, and will appear at the next sex- don of the superior criminal court at Dedham. Mr. Moses is a prominent citizen of West Medway, ‘@ graduate of Loward University and of the Hart. ford Tucologiea: Seiuinary, and One of the school couunitiee, aud Was called’ in by a female teacher Wo whip tue girl, 0+ Di Nor Kxow raat Hs Was FRes.—A remark- able story Greenville, 8. C., What a ne sm Re beeu brought down from the mountains who did not KnoW that tne negroes had been freed Iran siavery. He sa¥s that since the war he has Leen Working fora man named Holly, away back im one of the narrow valleys around Hog Back mountain; (hat he Was not allowed w come back to Dis Kins-people, and that he was fogged by his muster, who never paid him any inoney and gave Lim Uitie cloches Calvin Garmany, he says, is Dis aawe. Gargany’s brvta-r, who is living near Reuvilie, ss (hat efter the war Calvin strayed tains, and Was not heard of by dis Tamily Jost Christmas, Wen they beard that he was kept asa siave bY alan in the mountains. He went aiter iis brother, and found him Waipped and confiued just ‘as in slavery umes. One hundred and aity bookbinders Alexander & Co, New York, struck yeserdey because the ria Would not abolish coutract Work. Marechale Bourn, daughter of Gea, Booth of the Selvation anuy, was married Im Londou Tuewday to Cob Clustort, also au oliver in tue ariaj Of W the penses incurred in | | | | | te time engaged in an Iowa academy. She ts Arrayed Against the Saloons. TUE NEW YORK STATE TEMPERANCE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE PREPARING FOR BATTLE. ‘The executive committee of the new York State Temperance Republican League met Tuesday afternoon. Those present included ex-Judge Noah Davis, president of the state organization; Gen. T ‘W. Conway, secretary; Col. Edgar P. Hill, chatr- man of the state and executive committees; John W. Harman and James R. Howe, Brooklyn; the Re ¥ ell and Virgin ai ik New Yor *aod Daniel & Pope, Cornwall" on. the Hudson. Col Hill presided and made a Driet ad- dress, after which Gen, Conway introduced for adoption an address to the temperance Dil fang of the state, ‘The address dealt with the saloon evil and” advised ve action ag a means (0 eradicate it. It was stated that’ 25,000 New York state republicans were enrolled in the organization, and the General sild the committee had good reason to believe that the majority of the state republicans were ready for aggressive opposition to the saloon evil. To neglect this duty meant a great and sweeping defeat at the ballot box. “He said the same spirit which animated Gov. Seward when he spoke of the doctrine of conilict against slavery shouid be brought to bear in the war against the brewery and distillery, the twin evils from which nearly all other moral evils spring. In conclusion the aildress stated that the state movement was rty sympathy and harmony with the na- antisaloon Movement. The address was ed with cheers, and after making afrange- ments for the organization of local I=sgies to, act mony With the state organization, the com- adjourned sine die, A Talk With Von Moltke. THR VETERAN COMMANDER ON GRANT AND HANCOCK GERMAN ACTIVITY. From the Philadelphia Press. Capt. Malbro Frazier, one of the best known of the military men of Philadelphia, has returned from a two years’ sojourn In Europe. While abroad he had a long personal interview with the great commander of the German army, Gen. Von Moltke, being one of the very few Americans to whom such anaudience has been granted. Speaking of the interview to-day he sald: “I called on Gen. Von Moltke at his palace, Just outside the gates, at the end of the famous road called Unter Den Linden. He sent word almost smimnediately that he would see me. ASI stepped across the threshold he ssid: ‘You are an Ameri. can? ‘Yes.’ ‘A soidier?” ‘And you served under General Grant?” ‘Yes.’ ‘And under General Hancock, toot” ‘And under General Hancock.’ “Then Tam very glad to see you. Sit you down.’ was simply dressed. His coat was singie-breasted Round his neck was the order of the Iron Cross. We spoke in English, and I considered it remarka- bie that he mentioned no names of generals except those of Grant and Hancock. He referred particu larly to the battle of Gettysburg, and spoke of 1t as & great strategic contest. I usked him what his opinion Was of Gen. Grant. “Gen. Granvs loss,’ he replied, ‘wasa great loss. He was a great general, He Was one of the great- est that has ever lived." “And Gen. Hancock? «Gen, Hancock Was a brave soldier.’ “speaking of German iilitary affairs he ob- served that caution that seems characteristic of German officers generally. He sald: ‘We have long been endeavoring to make the German army the best in Europe, and I am beginning to belleve that We are succeeding. We are aiso endeavoring | to keep it In a state of constant preparation.’ He | did not once refer to France or French tilitary men. As Iwas leaving he shook me cordially by the hand. A Judge Removed. HELD UNWORTHY TO SIT ON THE BENCH FOR GROSS ‘MALFEASANCB. ‘The unusual proceedings of removing a Judge of one of the superior courts, known in Louisiana as the civil district court, occurred in New Orleans Monday, when Judge Henry L. Lazarus was re- moved from office by the unanimous decision of the supreme court for malfeasance and gross mis- conduct in office. ‘The case has attracted much attention, The proceedings against Judge Laza- Tus were instituted by the attorney general. There were varions charges of neglect of favoritism in the performance of official duties, but the most Serious one Wasa malfeasance In office in a suc- cesston case, in which the sum of $91 disappeared. ‘Three or four parties, according to the evidence, had possession of the money at one time or the other, two of whom are now dead. The defense on thé trial attempted to establish the fact that one of these, an oficial of Judge Lazarus’ court made ‘way With the money. ‘The supreme court holds that the money or bonds which it represented were traced to the hands of the judge, and he cannot shirk the re- spousibllity by saying that be placed it in, the hands of his dead minute clerk, who could not be properly under any circumstances a custodian of Junds of litigants) and in placing the fuuds in the hands of the clerk the respondent committed a slaringly illegal act. The fact that Judge Lazarus Grew the money from the bank on Saturday wen | two legal holidays Intervened before 1t could be again deposited the court holds to be @ significant one, and his conduct in the matier is declared to be clearly that of malfeasance and gross miscon- | duct in office, justifying iisremoval. Judge Laza- Tus was one of the Brightest men on the district Dench. His friends claim that the only thing of which he has been guiity, if guilty~at all, is care- Jessness and too great faith 1a his subordinates, a Mormon Elders Expelled. A METHODIST CIRCUIT RIDER RAILROADS THE POLYGAMISTS OUT OF BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N. C. About ten days ago two Mormon elders made TU their appearance in the northern end of Bun- | combe county, N. C., for the promulgation of | st their doctrines among the ignorant and credulous | 1; Of that mountainous section. Assoon as it was ascertained that these Mormon missionaries were | meeting with some success in the presentation of | their pecullar tenets there tmmed{ately arose con- | siderable tnd!antion, and violence was taiked of. Last Sunday * active and determined young ctr- Cult rider of the Methodist Episcopal church, ac- | compadied by two other yourg men whom he could trust in case of an emergency, started | out in search of the Mormons, whom they | soon met in the public road. The latter were told that they had but ten minutes in which to start out of the county, and unless they did so they would bave to suffer the consequences, | ‘The elders at first made a show of boldness, stat- lug they were preaching the gospel in its, purity | and did not propose to be driven away. ‘The de- | lermined young circuit rider then informed them | that he did not propose to enter into discussion with them, but repeated lls command for them to start, and atonce, AU Us the elders from Salt Lake’ begged until one o'clock Mpnday to get ready to depart, which request was feceded to, ‘They hen hastened! co the farmhouse where <hey. were boarding and related their experience Suying if he Would have the Mouse guarded, 80 as to protect tuem from harm, they Would remain and continue thetr preaching. But the mountain- eer bost knew the determination of the young mien and therefore advised Lis guests to obey the they Eloped With a Professor. A PRETTY MUSIC TEACHER FOUND WITH HER LOVER IN CALIFORNIA. Prof. Pemberton Pierce, a musician of Salem county, N.J., who disappeared from his home in Pennsgrove last December has been heard from, and now turns up as one of the principals in asen- satioual scandal. About six months ago he ad- vertised through & Philadelphia musical agency for an assistant. In reply to his advertisement, he secured the services of Miss Yates, who was at bout twenty years of age, herself a capable must- n, and became very popular as the professor's assistant, ‘She accompanied him tn bis visits to the residences. Miss Yates conducted the Dusi- ness. ‘The couple Were inseparable, and their in- | Umacy attracted considerable attebtion. In December last Pierce borrowed some money, collected a number of bills and shortly atverw: disappeared, Miss Yates’ absence was noticed at about the same time, and stories got abroad of | rce’s misconduct toward young ladies formerly yed by him. Miss Yates’ parents, who are -toio and ee respectable residents of Springfield, heard of the matter, and engaged the services of the Miller & Sharkey agency. The missing couple were finally located in the pretty little town of Fresno, Cal, 217 miles south of San Francisco, Mr. Miller started at once for the place, mm i Mr.and Mra. Yates by apy tment on the way, the three proceeding together, They ar- rived at Fresnoten days ago. Lea the parents at a hotel, Miller had but little difficulty in finding the objects of his search, The young woman called upon her parents and agreed to return home at once, which she did. Pierce and Miss Yates arrived at Fresno about a month ago and were registered as Mr. G. Pearson and wife. Shortly afterward they obtained apart- he general, Who ts eighiy-seven Years of age, | | aud “successfully: perform. the DRY_GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS.__ a EDUCATIONAL. SS GEORGIA LANE. LATE PRINCIPAL OF the Girl” School in. receive ® English feel eee eee Pinos Residence $2 Grant Place. Wit ergs ee AN OF MUSIO ener 9th end F nw. Eight- Seperate Gon Seay Sich ina covet r NDERGARTEN? Dee SRE nat aa talent BAM artes ce ne Bae Sigs fe'bs Huth, Rinserfartn BARE ITY—A Cl [VATED PARI- (ASSERT coun, ae AS ‘at her residence or at '. Highest: feterences, “Address TIGd3th ve hee INO JP STRUCTION 1N OIL PAINTING. ‘AND DECORATIVE ART. I MRS. M. H. PIKE, Artist, ons cht EE es WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR- DAXS, at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. 25¢. a lemon, “rhe Student's copyrighted 1886 by idle. V. Prigchowne forsale at the ~~ ee. Le stn. w. rrades fay adulte ad children | A food newtion aud practical conversation Thort time, New Zerm now. suo Aeauired fy GUSREANTER To TEACH ANY ONE 70 MAKE A knowlsdse of drawing necessary’ feesoue i pata inne now! A 4 Hoom 11, May Bullding, comer 7th and B." jot-Ow" ESSONS IN PHONOGRAPHY, ALL STYLES OF L risiondays and iteemiaes, Go ee yeat), ‘loek pa Hinbian Collexe Preparatory School, 158 Hat, moe Residences vinited. acim AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1730 MASS. AVE. N Wr Boarding and Day Senodl tom Young Ladice Litte Girls. New seauic SHLEASGSiss, He apajon creme PEBEU TR te Ry kts Foston, Mass, Yiill give lessons in Elocution, Lusiructions given at the pupil's residence if Gesired. Address Box tr Star office. ee je19-im* (yu BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 723 14TH ST. N. W, Andall other principal cities, zedas superior to all other mmilar Instita- tious, -Unexcelled advautsees for learning CONVER- SATION, Dest of native teachers. Fee extremely low. ‘NEW TERM tow ior Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil: Gren, ‘Trial lessons tree. Every Saturday LECTURES frve to pupils. Apply to the school for prograins and admission card a Eegeney, Culzure and E DRAMATIO ART, VOCAL ‘ing. Private Lessone'and Dra- DELINE DUVAL MACK, 1424 a R215 iINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY y hay removed from Capitol Hill to G31 F st. n. w. rooms 7, 8 an e HE HANNAH MORE AC won Hers special inducements to those their daughters careful training, thorough and the influences of a christian homein s ‘uborhood. Address Rev, AKTHUR 3. 1. D., Reisterstown Jas So ene CHEER ¢ TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN AND SINGING. Virticlar attention to becinners, as well as to those further advauced. 734 12th st. nw. Janlt-eolun MA229's comenctar COLLEGE, a\ 3 6th st, Washington, D.C, Provides practically useiul “business education, No ferms Nor vacations. Students cuter. at any. time, ‘Terns: Life Scholarship, $40. 12 weeks’ cou &e., 8 id for eiretila LISH, FRENCH AND ir Yours ladies and little girls, Washington, D.C. For circular addr nG-eosmn* MISS M. G. DOR: \HOROUGH INSTRUCTIONS ON ae PIANO AND VIOLIN, ‘or terms and references a ne DONCH, 926 4th phandra Riese I ‘OCAL LE _iu the most Rapid and Refined Italian Method. NORFABIAN urope, LOU; LOth nw. (CAL RECEPTION: HARP LESSONS AND {At the request of, and exclusively for, pupils and friends.) jaded ND ENGLISH. Candidates prepared for Cc lege, Annapolis, West Point r Civil Sorvice Exauiiuatious. "Apply 309 th st. t.w. al peesns" SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 I st. nw. ‘An elementary and hish school for both sexes.” Bee: bexins January 32. For catalogues ad- WELL, Principal, 36-2 RTHAND. ¢ ‘Classes formed each month. Privaie lessons in Type Writing, Experienced teachers. 1413 Gxt. nw. Ja3-3mo MBS MANNS KEDERG ARTES, RS. SCHOOL _‘Third term begins February 7, 1887. 1-tine \T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. Seven Departinents ‘and Fons ¢ Students pernutted to board in clubs very moderate. Preparatory School attached, Special | tention given to fitting boys to enter college, univer- f 1918 sity, or the schools’ Gt the wovern: Inet. Situation wost beautiful aud Healthful. For | catalogues address: Frincipal ‘THOMAS FELL A.M. Cuiversity of London, Eng.) 27-2in 6e LOCUTION lo Is the Art of all Arts—no person's education ts com- | Pigte without it,"—Kmereon. eS Je know what powers they possess until TYN COLLEGE OF ION AND ORATORY south of Dupont circle | Rein Or Bisauxs ToRRmADAT - LANSBUBGH & BRO. REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT ABD BARGAIN BALE DAYS, ‘THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. All-Wool Dress FLANNELS, in Blas, Brown én Garnet, at 170. per yard. Light Blue, French Blue, Pink and Brown Cashmere ‘Twilled FLANNELS, at 30c. per yard, worth 50e. 5 cases Light Figured PEROALES, at 10c. per yard. ‘3 cases Light and Derk Figured SATTREN Rem- ‘nants, at 10c. por yard. 2,000 yards Check NAINSOOK, at Se. per yard. 22x42 Turkish Huck TOWELS, st 1240. each. Fall Width Red Table DAMASK, 240. per yard. 200 Dozen Lunch DOYLIES, 33c. per dozen. 500 dozen WASH BAGS, st 18c. per dozen, worth ST. 2 200 pairs LACE CURTAINS, at 50c. per pair. One lot CHILDREN’S JERSEYS, including goods sold from 58c. to $1, will be closed out at 480. choice. 50 dozen Cambric CORSET COVERS, nicely trim- med with Embroidery, perfect fit, 25c., worth 37340. 4-4 Felt TABLE COVERS, nicely embroidered, at 56c., worth $1. . 50 dozen Gents’ All-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, colored bordered, slightly store-sotled, worth 35c., will be sold at 12%c. Besides the above, any number of Remnants of Dress Ginghams, India Linens, Cambrics, Dress Goods, Cloth, etc., at one-half their real value, All to be had at A TWN RA AKA ON eA N BBR OU U RRR GGG. Be BR Bat go HE BE ut Be boo It BBB UU ORR «6OGGG «2 OH 7 BE R00 ee PS ROO es, Bh TR 8 8 éak* BBBOOR ER 00 nn ONE PRICE HOUSE, 19 420422424426 SEVENTH 8T. Noverres Tx Wasa Fasnics. SEATON PERRY (Successor to Penny & Brorurn), THE “LATEST IMPORTATIONS” IN EMBROID- MULL AND BATISTE ROBES ARE NOW, D MANGE IN PRICE FKOM $4 To $20, EMBROIDERED SWiSS MUSLINS AND VELVTES IN ANDERSON'S SCOT INDIA CRINKLES AND SEE. OF THE FINE! ¥ FRENCH SATE LES." MADE. Ik BY GhOS, ROMAN & CO. GAORELTIES IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE NEW INDIA LINENS, from 12 SIAN LAWNS. PHINCESS LAWNS, ELOC Isfinely located at 3313 Gth street. u,v. wear the City Post Office, sud close by Pa. ave, WASHINGTON, D.C. Atis a lunge structure, splendidly equipped, atid ite | PRACTICE HALLS (each 100 feet In leveth) attord | upeanalled opportunities for developing tue strensih | Of the voice. It teaches Elocution as an elegant art for home and | 4Y, as Well as for use in public: also, VOICE CUL- ATION, PANTOMIME, VISIBLE |" SPEEC: Its methods of instruction America, adopting the RE reat European, wasters. feesional Life or to becomie Teacher ee 200 cuarts used. ‘The College has TEN DEPART MENTS. Private Lesions and Class Lessons, day aid | evening. February classes are now jormiui.. Send for descriptive cataloxue. cs SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLL Dee. 5) will Ke-open MONDAY. in advance of any in E DISCOVERIES of the fits pupils to enter Pro- | ‘eachers of Elocution, Over BE (BUENE] Building, southwest er ci 7th and D streets. <A practical business education that — quali. ctive duties hfe. Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, the English Language, Correspondence, Rapid C: Law, Political Keonomy, Steuozraphy and y rahip, in full on entering RE quarter of 10 weel RENE cucu set treo on splat JENKY tb SPERCEI Pr Mrs. SARA A. SPENCHIL Vice Principal. Pah TOL HILL Al VENING SCHOO me. Tnatruction ei pe-W rit~ A full corps ions—Kerular 10 on enter- of $10 exch: = tition % is, payable $6 on ehtering,and balay S18, payable 3 wand balan iL, 27 STH ST nin Book-keeplng, Arithine: fe, Gramiuar, Geouraphy, History, Penmanship and Orthography. C."F. WOOD, Priudipal. J. 3. ELLIS, Assistant. i Z ‘ai-Bin MES, BARRIETTE MILTS—VOCAT TESSONS TO Ladies aud Gentlemen, At leisure dail tone: Rendenee, 75 Sth Anew Le from four CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, aves Fewaed studies, MONDAY, Sep Fenew miages fora thorough course Benalla enn sree . Special attention is Paid to Piano, Harp, Oncath, Guitar and Banjo. Painting and the Lauirusges particular attention. “Private class fax Painting. “Poe hora Hieiee ‘ind Kindenrartety present year. Couuected ‘with the Academy chool for Boys, tauicint by the Sisters, SeG. HELDON'S ACADEMIFS—1004 F 8ST. N. Mondays, ‘Weducsdays and Sattrday. Ba a ‘Tuesdays aud Fridays, Comin 2 MASS. th, with in Science, ‘of Music is thoronshly ind Fancy Work. Lustra Painting, Calis marten are new features” of he a Pemusyivauiaave, ses latest dances taught.” HORTHAND AND_ EXPERT YI TIN Siomcteahy taught age SRE a Lae ITING eterna don't apply. Private futile preferred. 1B GROMER, witli © Eatin, tenors 473 IVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADE rol oi : Arye Nest al emma \CHOOL OF MUSi i 1305 Hi et.n, ivate or Class Lessons. Chi ¥ im 1HLU. INGALLS KING, Principal Fo Sorrries CONSTANTLY RECEIVED OF THE CELEBRATED | MILWAUKEE LAGER, FROM JOS. SCHLITZ’S BREWING CO. ments atthe home of Judge Sayres. The judge is one of the wealthiest of te residenta of the pla and his mansion 1s the finest tn the town. | Pierce had made a favorable impression, and as he was about starting Into business the ji assisted, him. Pierce aid Miss Yates being good muse Soon gained an entrance Into thebest society, and the future was looking bright for them when Mr. Miter aura Miss Yates parents stepped In. Pleros immediately left town to escape a probable dose of tar and feathers Burglars in Danger of Lynching. OWI0 FARMERS GETTING STIRRED UP OVER RECENT ROBBERIES. For some time the farners of Holmes county, Ohio, have been terrorized by burglars. A week ago the house of an old man named Stonebrook was entered by masked men who Dound the family and stole several hundred dol- jars. five burglars were arrested at Lou- donville and taken to Mallardsburg Tuesday hight, A crowd of several hundred people were waiting for the train. When the fa ay rer me “Hang them” up trom hundreds of throats. a went ‘The prisoners were separated and taken by back ATTACKING THE PLAX OF Campatcy.—In the de- bate on Parnell’s amendment tothe address in the house of commons yesterday, Sir Edward Clarke (conservailve), contended that the ot cam paign was acknowledged by ever Te. pute to be illegal anda conspiracy’ ‘The act the court of queen's bench in Dublin against Me, for his. agitation tn avor of the pian Edward accused the iberal leade: ‘Mr. Parnell’s amendment, not Decause wo restore order in I Jf parliament would confirm the policy adopted t then the gov- ‘he nationalists and bring nae And for sale by dealers generally in bottles and in ‘casks and bottles by the agent, FAMUEL C. PALMER . 1 615 Dat. to616 Ve Devots: | TP eee Te Am } Washington, 480, Telepbones:} Gooruteens 458 . 8 Laenie courasys exact oF sear, For Improved and Economic Cookery. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Only sort guaranteed Gxxvixe by Buron Liebig, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. we pa aoe nad Mads Bath Stock. USE it for LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. pice ee all cases of Weakness and Di- LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. y secommended a8 a Nightoup inatead of Al- EXEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. GENUINE ONLY with f e fnc-simile of Baron Liebig's EXPRESSION, GESTURE AND Aer | BS LY from ink across label. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To be bad of all St "pers, Grocers and Chem- inte, nts for the U) poole gals oats JS David & Ge, b Penns eae mae, Genome Reovverioys, balance of our LADIES* and FURS Sas Set ee oo SEAL SACQUES, JACKETS and VISITES. PLUSH GARMENTS and CLOTH RAGLANS. MUFFS, BOAS and FUR TRIMMING. All desirable goods. anu Farrieet BOO Pet ove, 18 Hatters, John Dillon practice. sir proved of the plan of catipaign, but in ernment would ‘The New York stock exchange has listed $16,- Was constitutional according to legal of su 1 feat the efforts of the government Veriunal securities 2. ENGLISH NAINSOOKS, ii CLAIRE, INDIA MULLS LIA, FIGU! : iGURED AND CORDED PIQUES. CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL WINTE! AND COMBINATION SUITS. pa rsh, SUPERB STOCK OF LYON'S FAILLE ¥RAN- cAIsre Satis bUcResce WADA SRD TGROS GIAIS sarbns SEM OAR SREARS | ALL COLORS, AT LOWEST PRICES. | {Ns AD “BEADED VELVETS" FOR DIRS | s AND PANELS een ON'S BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, 988 per SILK .GAUZES, ILLUSIONS, FKON (ON NOVELTIES. BRU! Merarry APARTMENT FOR DI "ARIMENT Fi 181 ‘GUODS BY GASLIGHT. one 82" PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. Established 1840. SEATON PERRY, Peury Buwprxe, Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st. {5 DRY GOODS REDUCED 20 PER CENT FOR FEB- RUARY AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO's, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side. Our limited space will permit only the mention of @ few special ma 8 cent Check Nainsook now G cents. 19 cent Check Nainsook now 8 cents, nt Cheek Nainsook now 1 t Check Nainsook now 1 JOHNSON, GARNER & ‘636 Pennsylvania avenue. cont Corded Pique now 13% centa, 48 cent Corded Pique now 15 cents, 20 cent Corded Pique now 18 cents. 25 cent Corded Pique now 20 cents, ‘AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO’8, 630 Pennsylvania avenue, $1.10 White Counterpanes now 90 centa, 1:25 White Counterpanes now $1.10. 7-40 White Gounterpanes now 31 "73 White Counter now $1.5 SUT JOMNSON, GRENER © CORE ‘G36 Pennsylvania avenue. 30 cent Cream Table Linen now 25 cents, $5 cent Cream Table Linen now S0centa, * 40 cent Gream Table Linen now 35 cents, ‘SO cent Cream Table Linen now 43 cente, ‘AY JOHNSON, GARNER & GO°3, ‘636 Pennsylvania avenue. Toll Due Moire Crinkled Gingham, 15¢ poe ama) moidery, Leu, Be 56. 76. JOHNSON, GARNER I 431 * 036 Pennaslvania ave. savgide, rr, & Wires SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS AND REGULAR GOODS. 500 prs. Children’s Hose, all sizes and all colors, Former prices, 50 and 25c. Must zo at 150. 100 pra. Misses HOSE. Sold at 25 and30c. Will be sold at Ze. 50 pra, Kid and Beavor GLOVES Ladies.) Former Price, $1.25 and $1. Willgoat40c. Some of these goods are slightly soiled. 5,000 yds Remnants of DRESS GOODS at prices that must attract. 5,000 yds. New and Pretty SATTEENS, worth 20c., at 12390. The newest and most desirable patterns in French SATTEENS, at 35c, Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS. Afullline of SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES all kinds of DRESS GOODS. — Bleached and Brown COTTON GOODS lowest prices. (Cottons are advancing.) LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pennayivania avenue, Comer 20th street northwest. at the very 229.20 Esranusazp isu. OHOICE OLD nee = ay E wwHiiuHl it ong eames ating me tee ute tac de position among Geenes rosie at ‘H. & H. W. CATHERWOoD, 224 South Front st, Philedetphte, New York Office, 16 South William st, ‘aan ‘How. 2 each Seay Meera engi Rens EW LAW BOOKS, H. MORRISON, SCHOULER ON W. 475 PA. AVE. AND 1634 N.Y. AVE. 1024 A Fo: Love Or Bux Boors JOHN C PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street n.w. __FAMILY SUPPLIES. Loox: Loox: Loo: at ool Loox: INDIA TEA COMPANY. ie Re se FF FE * mis F ve gal. shea, 236. 1¢ Soup, ‘Butter, 30 = CEMEME ver No, 2 Mackerel, 60c. doz. bee INDIA TEA CO, 445 7th sts, w. Send postal. is Team Poel ib 8 Presa EW ENGLAND SAUSAGE. BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY I HAVE EVER SOLD. PRICE 19 CENTS APOUND. SOLDIN 2 POUND PACKAGES, THE IN- CREASING SALE OF THIS SAUSAGE MAKES IT NECES- SARY FOR ORDERS TO BE GIVEN BEFORE 1TS AR RIVAL. N. W. BURCHELL, wa15 1325 Fatreat, N oTICE TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF EER gSSg cx 4% ER Bssg Eee Sss5 7 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. ‘It is without a doubt the most Bravzrrvzand the most Nurnrrrovs Flour iu the World. The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, containing aa it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour Uxsvnpasszp by apy mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quan- tity of of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe aud eotenat the principal Courts of theold world. HOWEVER, Like everything elso that has gained renown, some Tereon or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has guined by imitating the Name and ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see toit that either sacks or barrels read. “CERES,” and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. ‘WM. M. GALT & 00, Wholesale Flour ard Grain Dealers. ore Aratran Oxive Ou, Aseweet and palatable as Large Invoices in Stock. ELPHONZO YOUNGS ‘Company, 428 Oth atreet. FEE RER Fe ine EO RR ERR ER K go go ‘ocu 9p23 To Sansrr FOUR LEADING DENTISTS OF BALTIMORE. Professor P. B. Wileon, of the Balti- more University, has analyzed ZON- ‘WEIS Cream for the Teeth, His re- Port says it contains precisely the qualities that above Dentists suys a Gentrifice should conta. ZON- ‘WEIA6 is of softcresimy consistency, ‘and is applied to the brueh by means ‘of an imitation ivory spoon, It has Peculiar, refreshing, preserving and cleansing qualities and delightful flavoring of its own. Bold by all Drageiste. Qoimorm =Prasrma A higher grade of Plaster than the publio has hitherto known. More penetrating and powerful than common Porous Plasters, Bold by all druggists, 213m Miss Juumr Corsox Sure In an article entitled “Family Living on 9500 a Year:" “Fuel for cooking stove and two other fires, and Lights, would cost about €8 per month, provided Comm ‘were tused in cities,” &o. WR ABE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE 10 ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GEORGETOWN— 40 Boshels for $3.70. 25 Busbels for @2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bushels tor $2.00. ‘WaSHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANE. ‘hand a fall stock of the Celebrated Can ceed Havoomsof ail Linde st Concord peices; sieo ole Agency for the CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLER LUTZ & BRO, ‘plz 497 Penns. ave., next to Nationa) Hotel. Poromac Waren ‘May be Clarified am@ Purified by the uso of suitable ‘We offer you at guarantesd lowest prices the two most popular and efficient Filters in wee im ‘his country, ‘THE GATE CITY STONE FILTER end THE JEWETT CHARCOAL PACKED FILTER, all sizes, WILMARTH & EDMOXSTOR, Chins and Glass Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Sroves. 2 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. : At15 cents and upwards AND HOUSE PAIN’ cal SHS COROESESY ton 228 815 15TH ST. X.W. Bio Cor Ix Prices PORTIERES AND HEAVY CURTAINS WAT nea our stock of Por do. ‘We sarees risen oy is do. boa ‘Turcoman in five ditt colors. night Fumiture and U; 8 ‘Warerooms, ‘801 Market space, ‘Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. ‘Open All the Year. A.B ROBERTS. ‘Cxcona avenue, below Pacific, near the Ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. {4-1.m,w2méjeseolm MBS. A. J. DARNALLA oe HE RADNOI South RWPOUT NEWS, V: <otae NA Gn ihnptoe pais near O1d roint Comfort THE HOTEL WARWICK, An attractive, first-class Winter Resort for familiesand transient visito-s. Send for LUustrated Pamphlet to C, BL ONCUTT, 150 Broadway, New York, or ts 3. R.SWINERTON, Manager, _a2%-skw26t__ Hotel Warwick, Newport News, Va, Ow Pow? Coxorz, HYGETA HOTEL, One hundred yards from Fort Mouroe, where daily target practice, guard mount and dress parade take Place. ‘Perfect in cuisine and appointwenta, Accom dates 1,000 guests, ‘Turkish, Russian, electric, hotand cold sea and fresh-water baths, Afternoon concerts and nightly hops. Pure ocean air, iree from malaria and conducive to refreshing sleep. Average temperature for winter 47 degrees. Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms. _Jal-2m, F.N. PIKE, Manager. Pike os hank Sen annua ONE uta 101 conipleted. ‘Stric @ Family Hotel. Highest elevation. Ou the handsoni- eirctrle light in very spot" Home cooking Settee of rooms. “Comforts Of houselee] ing without ibe dist HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of Prominent makes at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & Ca, a 817 Market Space. UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium price. ‘Over 41.000 now in use Second-hand Pianos and prices from $10 0 $150." Sold on outhly payinenee, . Stall suontly p aseortabent of Scent Music in theetty. HENRY EBERBACH, sptt O15 F street. Enwaxn F, Duoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, fran $45 to 9400: Steinway's from m $75 a 5; Knabe from eis 03 g00, Uardnan >; other iukes from $25 up. Soldon ta W. G. METZEROTT & CO. "903 Pa, ave, near 9th at EAUTIFUL, UPRIGHTS FOR SALE AND RENT, B NEW AND SECOND-HAND, ‘ATV. BECKER’: FIRST-CLASS TUNING AND KEFAINS OF PIANOS, ORGANS, LONG EXPERIENCE. BEST ‘OF REFERENCES. “MODERATE. PRICES. 212-3 WOOD AND COAL. WEIGHT AND MEASURE. Wood and ‘coal direct from the forests and mines by rail and water. and free frou ‘sli, slate and other iupurities. “GIVE ME A TRIAL, lain Yard and Office, 1101 R.T.ave.n.w. Branch Yard and Office, 91 ¢, | Branch Office, cor. Ot and K sts, nw.’ All. connected by telephone, aul0- Wares H. Mui, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealerin COAL AND WOOD. ‘Main Office No 710 D st. n.w. Sthand Bata a.w.,No. 216 A st me. Coal Depot— Offices and Yants— inten, ‘ren utes fn Seyot, Sn for llutrated Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues s.w. Ege a aan es os eeornine: Gnuerand Propristor, | , All Ofiees are connected with te Telephone Es SEWING MACHINES, &c. | Bux Your 2 See COAL AND WOOD Tue SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, SEWING MACHINES, with New Automatic Stitch Dial, are un ma lightness of running, strength and won - ‘THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. ‘The only Sewing Machine made without spiral or conbeeln, “Send foreircniar and over 2.000 tee Gorsements of Washingion people. ceri a eS Gi Ree CONCR. hand ate fu auld Keutitig, alt in Next Loor to Aucrbech’s Bicycle Shirt Depot. New Hom ‘The Best and Lightost Running SEWING MACHINE inthe market. The Largest Range of Work. ‘The Best Attachments. Light Runnihg and Quiet. Ladies should call und see it before purchasing. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, =#22 __5280thst. n.w.. St. Cloud building. _ NOTHING EXCEEDS 4 SILENT WHITE SEWING MACHINE, Acknowledged by experts as the finest ‘Machine extant for Lachtess, Que fect Work and Beauty of Finish. ‘The White is King. Be sure and seoit. J. F. MCKENNY, Sole Agent, 479th “\ gent for Hall'w Fore foe Drapligg Dreasea. Price, '« Forms for eS60r! Kiso Universal Pattern fal led for uty of GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Exzzrs HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, In all the Latest Noveltiesin WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSTERY, £0. Shirts to Order, Gfor 12. A perfect fit guaranteed. ELLERY'S, 1337 F street Opposite the Ebbitt House. __ SPECIALTIES, _ pies: PILES!!!_NO ONE NEED SUF- Tare Lue worst form of blind. Vleet, Intermed oF 8. teed. Exam ee, HD. BERADER, M. D,, Office 929 9th st. m. w. Gon ‘ADAME MITCHELL, THE ENGLISH ASTROL. ‘Ogist, bas no equal in telling the past, t and duvure, locating burted treaguressoringing shout recon ciliations and ‘You w correct likeness of your winced at No. 3z Sout future partuer. Call aid be com ‘South jexandria, Va. Consultation—Gent's, $1; Heya se tioaninns Ve aia RAND MME SELDEN. ESTABLISI 855. ‘Prompt and reliable treitment for ladies. Advice Deer at rane aie Onice 720. Sti aks det. G and H ats. n.w. 324-00 Jf ADAM E, H. BENNETT, SCI iC ASTROL- Moris and Medium, foruierly of New York, Con- queen ana acai ay Se Wash, D.G. dall-im TELLS ALL EVENTS OF Me ites 408 L sizect between tehand 6th streets northwest. No Loxe Paoctasarion. QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK LOUDER FOE US THAN WORDS. ‘The Superior Make of our Well-known Clothing, to- gether with Bargain prices, tell the story. Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits, ‘snd Overcoat Department, are open to your in- spection, with the Lowest Prices. ‘It ina practical fact that we are not consider. ing the question of profit on whst remains of Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object ‘Row is tovell the goods. ‘We have made big deductions in our Suit De- partment. We have made big deductions in our Pants Department. We have cut deep in our Overcost Department, We are Sacrificing the Boys’ and Children's Suite and Overcosta. ‘Now is the chance for Bargaiusin Men's Fur NOAH WALKER & 00, row JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘The most extensive dealers in the District. Supply ‘more families than any firm south of New York ‘Tele- phone connections. ‘Main Office 1202 F street northwest Branch Offices and Yarda: 1515 Seventh stroet northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue nortqwest uunsylvania avenue southeast, 1221 Ninth street northwest, 003 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Comer of Third and K streets northwest, ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest. FINANCIAL. Punce & Wary, STOCK BROKERS, Sani, | serene SARS SCEREE RAD nS Between ASHIN BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINORN LOK BOSTON, Quotations of Stocks HUST direct ross the New York Bieck Exchange. Sante New Yor ‘All Grdors executed and reported promptly PROFESSIONAL __ ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED ARN OFARE tora sith Second Sia byeey Lacden mystery revesied. Finds lost or buned treas- csr mes,” Recovers stolen property, lost f Gives success im business. Memoves all amily tou: Reider, “Never foils, ‘Gives sicture uf ome you marry. Never iaila, ‘Given ct eanarry. SGUit trouble consuit this clairvoyant. Cures sickness. Satisfaction or no pay, 9 to 9. Open Sunday. a ‘Oth st.. bet. D aud E sts, aw. 2e DEOF. CLAY-THE CELEBRATED CLAIKVOY- | A oon tarriaice, DEN separaisd tonether: coon business, ules, peculatiom, love ais Allin trouble call’ aac on, teed. Ofice hours, Yat. WS pan. 456 C st Fee 50c. 13-Ut MBS. FRENCH. M™ iG = ‘ic Healer and Business Medium. is located at 717 M st. n. w., where she will be ‘tomectall herfriends and patrons. fS-Am J)", AND MME. SELDEN. ESTABLISHED 1855. D)* proupesnd reliable trectuvent for ladies: Advice | tree and confidential at all hours. Office 729 bet.GandHsts.nw. - ADAME PAYN, HIGH GLASS 20 ‘945 Pennsylvania ave. MEDICAL, &. a *S POROUS PLASTER—BY MAIL—120. ORS ATE AE ees | N. 10th st, Phils, Pa a ‘REQUIRING THE SERVICES OF AN | Gaerne | mall or write, “Ladies visived st hoine- 1-0 Ag ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE OR | TE Or ‘two of Dr, BROTHER'S aig a ea bene | oer im | R= ‘AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 905 B ST. o., the abd made oath thst be is sro Bee ae a: nen Tetice free at any hour dure te aay Buy Sees. we oti’ and for as District of| 30 day of July, INS. i 7] was NEVER CONTRADICTED THAT | Dr BROTHERS, is te oldest sxtabliohed edveriie Ladies’ in, this city, . Ladies: youcan ease ertencon pala to all Mincarse’peciliat 5 | escanys Preis. +s A! eel cram _ RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. an effect, SUNDAY, JANUARY , + SUNDAE JANUARY Som, 1887, «i omen’ or Chicas 114s am, and 10-10 nt area See coachen ard the is aee Sen seeing in ES F juorning ot 11:10. No extra iare te charged om this For Cincinnat:, Louseville and St. Loutadatly at 3.20 a aR 10:10 via. with Gir ecmciion and Puinns rs tonbove pointe without change. 330. Srving in Giucionsl next mornin st 345. Si Cau Sok0pm Sevextre tare te charred’ on this trun for For Pittsburg at 11-45 am. and 8:55 tiaburgs ered, and Detroit with or, Lexington and ‘Local Stations, 8-40 am. daits, except Numday. For Havge do Grace, Newark. and Phil pia 7:30am. 2 10 pa and fe in day ay t0 *Raslor yA] i Delaware and saternediate Baltimore aud Wikuungton, 5:13pm. dally, ‘op Sundays 6.30, 3:30, 4:30, 4-40, Valley Railroad apd points South ‘30pm. daily, 3:80 pan 5 6:40 am. and 12-10, 4:30 40 pan. On Sunday 8:00 aan 4-40 pan ve For Way stations between more ad | and Vi $540, 24 and 11-80 “ tan Branch 6:45 a.m. daily, except Sund: a Pan. daily; 4:40 p ing: for pri bal 2 40 am. dally | Sn Gunday stone st oll stations. "For Gaithersiutenod. intermediate points 9720 am. 12/30 and 11 gas, egoent Sunday. Por Freacnck 8-40 ar. 11.45 Am. and 4:40 p.m. dally, excopt Sunday. —ae ‘8:40 ‘gam. and 5:31 pan. Aasly, om a: Ine Arrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am, 2:00. 772) and 11-21 From P $30 am. and 1:50, 5:25 and D0 pam. Sunday. 10:85, 8.1, 6-35 p. From Harper's Berry and’ Vailey’ except Sanday ‘From Frederick and intermediate poim and 8:15 p.m. dutly except Sunday. Trains leave Baltimore for Weshiugton at 5:10,6:30, 720 >and 10-30 aan 1 30, 48. and 110 Sand) G50 a. 186,290, 4N S 8:20, a B-0oand Lip. ta Sa rain frou Washiteton etop at Relay stat except h-0, 2:10. 3-15 and 1:85 pp banter | “Por further iaformation apply at the Baltimore Obio Ticket office, Washington station, 619 and Lisl cunsylwauia aventc, corner 14th street, Where onions | will be taken for baciage to be checked aad received a8 ay Fontan theelty: "3 AVID LER, C.K. LORD, GPA. General Superintendent, Baltimore, ais EDMONT AIR LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 19, 1886. te P. station, 6th and B streets i Warrenton, Gordonsville, C. nd ©. points, Lgnchbure. Rocky Mount Dauvilia. tae Sikh Charlotte, Atlanta, and all points, South” Pull dan palace budlet sleeping car W w Adauia, | and Washington to Mouuomery. 2:35 p. m~Daily, except Sanday, for Mangas Siranbury and inversiediats stauoun” 30 Pts —Daily tor Warrenton, Gordonsvill | Gharlottesvilie, Stattnton, Lomievilie, ‘Cinciuunt) ae Polute on the Chesapeake and Ohio" route. Pullanaa, Becpers Washingt Lo ay ‘00 p.m~Daily for Cynchburg, Raleieh, Ashvti Gharlotwe, Golumibla, Aikgu, ausebia Agate ae New Orleans ad ‘points Southwest’ Tull. ret Washington to Aiken, Sc, Wash- ington to Montgomery, connecting With patio car to New Orleans. % AND OHIO DIVISION. daily, except Sunday, iy Bond Hil 11458 peturuing, leave Kound Hill 6-08 a 28 pan. exbept Sunday, arriving im 30 Pan, ‘rough talus from South arrive at Washi 30 a.m, and 8:25pm; and from Lowiaville #40. | m,. Strasburs local, 10-0. a.m. TLRS Gasmlane deme eo Pruney HE GREAT a jee PENNSYLVANTA ROUTE 70 THE NOTH, W DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS MAGNUICE: woe, JN EFFECT JANU AL) 0th. ISi7 Trains leave Washinton from Stati > Limited Exprem Sr Ac BM dal daily'to Cincinnati and. st Louie Wil Sleepinge Carw from Marriabare to Chnctiuate ahd Burtet Gar to St Loule daily, excep Seturday. fo Chteaso, with Sieg Pivccbrum: 0 Cuca, ‘auily, wit to Ch oand St. b i iad, copnectiug st far? Wath through Sleepers for Lamisville and Meaiphin, Prcige kayrem, 10-00. P.M daily for Musbung Aukl tho Went, with through Sleeper Mrrturg to BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For, ny gavatdairua, Korat, Balai Sear Po AL siaily, excryt Saturday. ‘with Palas posse asnltit ett. a or Wilatuspore Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:5 AA ais rxoat Suda es ‘nd tive Ea iy, bast sk 4 and 11:20" P. Express. of ¥. Parlor Gare, $ 4:00 P.M. daily ‘or Boston without el 2:00 P. M. every day. For Brooklyn, N.Y all through tradue connect we Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Aubex, afford: ing ddrect trunnfer to Pulton strech avoiding double ferriage across New York City. Pawan ly, except Sunday, aud M. 408M, For 5.00 aii 12-45. 8M. 22-30, ; 0:00and 11 una 9:00°A. St “T1230, 2:00. 4:13, 6-00, 10-00 ae Liuuied Express, 9:40 ‘A M. wool P.M. daily 3, 440, a Sund: . 2200, 4:00, 4 $200, 9:00 11 1 is D, 220, 10°00 and 11-30 PM. For 1 5 AML, 12:00, 4:2 and 6.00 P.M Sunday” Sundays, 9.00 AM, 413 DRIA AND FREDERICKSBL WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WA’ RAILKOAD, Mi. OL and 10:00PM. md and the South, 6-00, 12 AML daily, and PM. daily, exeept Sunday. Trains leave Aleaaudria for Washington, 6:05, 8-( 2:10, 10-19, 40-45 AM. 1230, 35-00 3, 9:32 and 10-42 PM. and 12-10 on Bunday at 8:00 and EERE: $2,40-49 PM and 12 LO vile. Yekets and in on’ at the office, nurtiveast cor. ner of 151th street and Pounsylvania aventc, sad at Station, wiere orders cau be Jeft for the checking} Dageagre to destinstion from hotels aud Peislences. D, Ge _POTOMAC RIVER BOs OR POTOMAC RIVER La\ EW LKON STEAM hart DINGS WAKLETELD™ DAYS, THURSDAYS ai Keturuing TUESDAIS, SUNDA pam, touching at Hiver Lat huge as at us Norulnl Crock, ‘Carona, Vi Clements Bay, Md. Gonuects with B.and.0. Ro, ab Shepherds, Pee schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT, Act COW RIDLEY, Mauser’ IRECT TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT JOHN GIRS. 7 KNIG ver, N.Y. every SATURDAY at 4 wharf, Washington, es Freiglit at lowest raion Mo YeBs0n: wr. Venno’ STEAMER W. ah treet whrt daily (excert Sundas) for MR ck as. Meturning, reaches Wasle : 1.1. BLAKE, Captain, STEAMERS. UTE TO LOND NORDDEUTSHER LLOYD 8, 8 00, Fant rene Btewcrn ‘Vondon, Havre), Bremen, . Opan, 8,3. Trave Feb. “Pulds Feb 96,7 am. | Saale Marc. “Elbe, Sat Mh 5,1 ph. * Aller, Wed ALY, oats Comfortable wtatroving, excellent table, luLumous STEAME, leave Pier 41, Pan: Gth wt, ay TUESDAY MORNING ot ‘Kier, ington about 3:80 pau weld ATTORNEYS. JOURS EASTON, STENOGRAPHIERS | U8. Cox ere ahd Exainitiers in Chancery, 272 Louisiana ave, Kooms Land 3, Guuten Budding, Washinstou, D.C. Telephones at offices uid residencos, asd a JOHN AME: SMITH "5 REN ar Law, Seo rat.n. w. Witonte snd Clune attended to. Rew idence, 1413 17th st. n. w, (a28-1m* YAMPPBELL CARKINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT aw, Barbour Law Jos enue, D. Residence, 813 T st. n.w. ae sake D* STARR I FARSONS, DENTIST, t,, comer I: n.W. Piling 0 Moscietiy ; Gino, the cure f toothache with ont extracting. A local anesthetic used ou the ruins alleviates the pain of extracting. ais" ‘TM. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH ST. three doors from b. Dewtistry in all ite ee Booth der fot Alt work ware Teuted daul