Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1887, Page 6

FEBRUARY 28, 1887-SUPPLEMENT. Confessing a Horrible Murder. ‘THE PHILADELPHIA POLICE CLEAR UF THE MYSTERY OF THE MUTILATED BODY. Chief of Detectives Kelly, of Philadelphia, has ascertained that the mutilated body found near Eddington was that of Wakefteld Gains, colored, and that he was murdered at 1642 Richards street Philadelphia, by Georg e Wilson or Wallace. has arrested Wilson, and obtained a confession from Mrs Tabbs, who says that on Wednesday morning, February 16, between nine and ten tork, Gains and Wallace both called on her at her hotise, 1642 Kichards street. They were sit- Ung in the kitenen when Wallace said he was eetuing fn again on Sunday and going to bring her ttle girl in from Jenkintown and take her out riding. Gains sald to Mrs. Tabbs, “Is he with herr” Mrs Tabbs replied that she did joW, and with that Gains fumped up and struck Geo, Wilson. A struggle ensued, and Wilson felled Gains With a chair, aiterwards Striking him with the chair, as he lay on the Noor, until life was ex- tinct. Wilson took the body into the cellar, stripped it and left the house, returning in about twenty minutes with a butelier's cleaver, which he used to mutilate the body, while Mrs. Tabbs kept watch on the floor above. Then Wilson wrapped up the body, and Mrs. ‘Tabbs agreed to take It nto the country in ac- cordance with a suggestion from Wilson. ‘This ‘Was about 12 o'clock, and Wilson went away. At So'clock he came back and brought the body up from the cellar. Wilson returned into the cellar and brought up one of the legs wrapped up in an Gia bag that he brought with bim and took 1t out. After ie Was gone Mrs. Tabbs started out to the Aepot and took the 6:20 train to Eddington, Ar- rived at Eddington, Mrs. Tabbs started up the hill apd made her way to the bridge and there threw Ule body over into the water. Two men came along ina buggy at that Ume, and Mrs, Tabbs ran up close to the bushes until they drove past. Then she walked back to Cornwell's and got on the ‘ain after 9 o'clock. “She did not throw Gains’ clotues into the water for fear Gains’ name might Deon them. When she came out of Broad street station Wilson met her and she gave him the bun- die containing Gains clothes, | Next morning Wil gon visited her, remaining only a few mi Oa Friday be retarued aud satd the matter was it BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. es What Follows May Prove Interesting. ' a HOW YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE WEEKLY STAR. (— An arrangement has been entered into between the leading publications of this country and THE WASHINGTON WEEELY STAR, by which persons subscribing for the latter may make a very large saving, amounting in many cases to more than the subscription price of THE STAR. Below will be found a list which fully bears out this assertion. ‘When more than one of the publications named are subscribed for correspondingly large reduo- ‘tions will be made. THE WEEKLY STAR. —— ‘THE WEEELY STAR contains Associated Press and Special Dispatches from all parts of the ‘World, reports of Congress and all the Government Departments, United States Courts, Washington ‘News and Gossip, Political, Personal, Society and Local Affairs, Stories by the Leading Authors of the ‘World, Bright Correspondence from all points of Interest, Weekly New York Letters, Home Articles, Fashion, Religious, Literary and Agricultural Notes; in short, everything that should be in the best the papers, and told Mrs. Tabbs not to “give him away;” that if she did it would be as dangerous for ber as for him, Mrs. Tabbs has not seen Wil- Son Since that day. ‘The confession was acknowi- Gaged in the presence of F. It Kelly, J.B. Maflitt Thos. 6. Crawford, “see Fiendish Cruelty of Burglars. ‘THEY TORTURE AND KOB AN OLD MAN. Last Friday night a gang of burglars invaded ‘the house of John Bortmas tn Oakland township, ¥a., and demanded that he surrender the money ‘they knew he had in bis possession, but though they put a rope around his neck and drew him up tree times to the top of the door and almost killed him he refused to divuige tts hiding place. ‘They then placed a drawn razor at his throat, but with no better success. Finally they put some red hot coals on a shovel and, baring his feet, held nim on thea. This torture Was too great, ahd he begged for mercy, at the same time telling them where the money" Was. ‘They got $312, but tbink- ing he had more they renewed the coal torture, but he protested that they had secured all the money he had, They then ted him toa bed-post and cooked & supper, Which they ate before leaving the house. Bortimas was released by passers-by, who heard his eres, In addition to the $312 which the lars got there was $1,000 under the floor with 4m three feet of the place of torture,whtch they did not get —___+e0e—____ His Heart Was Broken. AN OLD MAN'S FATAL GRIEF FOK WIS DAUGHTERS “He died of a broken heart,” was what one of ‘the mourners said who stood by the death-bed of Dr. L. S. Batley, whose death took place last Fri- day night in Forsyth county, Ga. Dr. Bailey's death was brought about by-grlef over the cruel Tourder of his daughters, Mrs. Ella Beck and Miss Addie Batley, in Rabun’ county two years ago. Eugene Beck had married Miss Ella Batley, a beau- Uful girl, against the will of her father. ‘The couple removed to Clayton, where the groom had a large amount of property. The first intimation that ‘Dr. Bailey had of any unpleasantness was When he opened the door of his son-in-law’s house and saw there with bullet holes in their heads is Uso daughters, Mrs. Beck was a woman of high Spirit, and, having married against_her father’s Will, She Would not let him know of the unbappt- ness which grew out of Ler husband’s slavish Yotton to drink. In October of 1884 Miss Addie Bailey, the your sister, Was tobe married. Mrs. Beck invited to spend the few days before her marriage at her house. It was then for the first time that Mrs Heck ‘made known to another her secret sor Tow. Miss Addie urged her sister to go to the parsntal hoine on a visit and there remain, unless her husband made a decided reformation, Beck divined their intentions, murder he sald he was sick, and asked to sleep m the single bed, thus getting the women to sleep In > bed. "When h> thought they were asleep F arose from the cot, turned down the don the night of the hurriediy and sent two bullets ci through his wife's brain. Mtss Addie, now arous nt for her life. Just as Beck got her under his > a servant rushed into the door, and was greeted by ashot from the murderous revolver. ie then sent the remaining shots into the head and breast of the struggling gir BY this time the house was crowded, but Beck slipped out and, running into the jail,’began to efeate the impression that he wasinsane. The Iuessenger sent for Dr. Bailey hesitated to tell the full story and, merely telling him that his daugh- Ters were ill, left him. It was thus that the old Mrah Was shocked by seeing the murdered bodies a8 they laid side by side ready for burial. _A set ‘Ued gioom came over him. He rerused to talk and moved in a melancholy way. His greatest delight | fo Visit the graves of the munered girls, and there he would remain for hours until. some sym- pathizing friend would lead him away. Becky, trial Was stubbornly contested. The member of the legislature and all the leading cltmens were related to him. Notwithstanding that, on the Trial not a material point in the case was denied, the Jury only convicted Lim for a penitentiary sentency Dr. Bailey was a Baptist preacher, had_been for several terms a member of the state legeslature, having served in one legislature with the Iather of the murderer of his daughters. PROBABLY MURDERED BY a Womax.—The Phila- delphia police believe that the headiess body found near Eddington, Bucks county, Is that of Waite Gaines, a ToUung colored man twenty-One Fears ld, Who mysteriously disappeared from. his usual haunts. A young colored woman, Mary Tibbs,has been arrested for the murder. THe police believe Uhat she was offended at Gaines paying attention Vo another won killed bim soo Ose Wire Too Vaxy.—Samuel Gutieman was are Testgl in Baltimore saturday at the request of the ehief of police at Pittsburg, Penn., on the chi of having warried « lady in that city while he had a wife living In Brooklyn, N. ¥., to ‘whom he was married In 873. ‘Theaechsed ditmaltted bls Brook- lyn marriage, but ed the wife he there mar- | ried Is dead. The cerliticate of marriage of the | Pittsburg wife is dated 23, 1886, He is held | for the authorities of Pittsburg. Paper of the most interesting city of the country, It is an eight-page paper of fifty-six long well Billed columns, and costs only One Dollar a Year. An opportunity is here afforded to send THE WEEKLY STAR to some absent friead who ts intes- ested in what is doing at the Nation’s Capital without cost Eas £ asssxyssssssss ‘Leslie's Monthly .... ‘Leslie's Sunday Magazine ... Leslie's Weekly... Tar Hicuestr Gein Caaxrsoxe pice eee 1 E seh The it BP boa? Ht sat 00 REE DDD EFE RRR EEE RRR BD ES ER E gi poe ee ‘00 KEE DDD EEE R EK ERER K Reims, CARTE BLANCHE, A Magnificent, Rich Wine, GRAND VIN SEO, ‘The New Dry Wine Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pints, 932,20. In no case will these discounts be made unless the order is accompanied by a subscription for Rorsale by the lading Wine Merchants and Grocers To Sarurz FOUR LEADING DENTISTS OF Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Balti- more University, has analyzed ZON- WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re- port says it contains preciesely the qualities that above Dentists says a dentrifice should contam. ZON- WEISS is of soft creamy consistency, and is applied to the brush by means of an imitation ivory spoon. It hi Peculiar, refreshing, preserving auc cleansing qualities and delightful flavoring of its own. Sold by all Drugyists. Qoixtror« Prasrens A higher grade of Plaster than the public has hitherto known. More penetrating and Powerful than common Porous Plasters, Sold by all druggiste. 221-3m wee 3aases8 SPECIAL-$1.90. THE WEEELY NEW YORK WORLD. THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR. ‘THE WORLD'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. . A dainty book, bound in leatherette Tree Calf, of 320 12mo. pages, coptously illustrated, postage prepaid, together with a membership in The World’s Book and Music Unions, by which all standard Dooks and music can be bought at a great saving to the subscriber. ALL FOR $1.90. ORDERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTER. PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. ADDRESS IN ALL CASES ‘THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, WASHINGTON, D. C. How To Bz Besonrc:: ‘THIS SECRET HAS BEEN SOLVED. nies Secret of Beauty or “0. B.” ie not caly, deculifes but purities the complexion. ‘Also, produces a brilliant transparency. It ete omqocsed be ended bE is recommended “ “Cara Aso Pescerct BE THY SLEEP,” OLD FOGY. The from of the ‘Manongahel 1@ Medical Facult} ‘as to place it teria Medica. ‘beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES, which we offer at the following prices, iu cases containing One Dozen Bot- ‘We REE. LD RESERVE ONRIVALLED | iy i RUNSWIGK CLUB WHISKY. If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from we will on recetpt of Bank Draft ver them to your a Paid all poms age of the: Alesiauippy river, an eight toa QUALITY, the ve tithe Markets They are entirely FREE FHOM ADUL- SEMATION, ud poten w Natural Flavor and Fine rontc Properties, These Whiskics are sold under guaranteo to give PERFECT SALISEACTION otherwise to bo retuned tour expense, Correspondence solicited. ‘New York Office, 16 South William st. Esrasuisnep 1s. OLD K It ERE KI 388s cic § K Ok It ERE Sss87 waliar medicinal qualities of Whisky distitiea fe nent erowth of ftyo in the renowsed Valley have attracted tho attention of in the United States towuch a de- very high position ‘amoug the ATHERS, OLD RYE, 1865. ‘Regis y Order, or C. 0. 1. if desired ress, Uy Express charges pre- xy rt of the Uni NOg, PURLEY an ve are Unsur States (prepaid) “EVENNESS OF sree by any Whiskics [. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 114 South Front st., Philadelphia, a3 ‘Thy jyentful reign is through, no sound shall awake A strauce of modern ideas and modern methods ts sas ot teen aes belles of Europe and America, and Sustictlon gusranteed, Prica 61.50 per box, ‘Veloutine Face Warranted tho buat iu tie World’ “Se. and 81 per He does not play upon a a box. but makes sweet nruric. the hearts “[ndellible Liquid Face Rouge, natural tint; don’t Charting the ‘cars of Thousands of People, upon One | FUb Om. Price,'B1.50 per bottle the color of which 1 RED.= Tndellible Liquid bottle. Lip Rouge, Price. $1 per ty Mis renowned thromghout the, world: Price Grit accompanying oe Fans gt of Almond, for softening and whitening the arial Balm, for developing the bust, removing wrinkles: "Price, 1 per bottle, ‘Also, our Beautify pbs you have read of VICTOR E. ADLER'S Soe RED LETTER SALE. And perhaps you have failed to attend. Permit ug to say that such uexcusable negligence may cost you dear in the matter of dollars and cents—those potent factors ‘which fo a long way toward determining in the arith: hair, Beetle of ite whether there inmore lof foy or sorrow. TAdonine fof djethg stan eeeemenvieee bake eee ow will pard lor mentioning one in: Hance ont of ‘he matiyhundeds coming to ur not Jape black, without ‘the akin. Price, iso which, we believe, should convince the most skept 5.0 per bottle. hat the principles upon which our bustgess ig con- | Aisa, the Magic Hatr Tonic. per Sucted merite uot ouly the gommendation of apn | Tnay Defeat that the zreat success which has crowned our efforts i Poco BAREGUAMD aesinst ths wiles ad oubtletice Of an < ks inst the sul ‘of an unscrupulous class who do not hesitate to make USEC uusrepresentations in order to effect sales at ruinous Fates to the buyer. A gentleman holding a position im one of the Departments of the Government went into 597 15th stroat nm. opposite Tressury Building. Bexsows Carcrse Pozovs Prasren. HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA ‘The neatest, quickest, safest and most powerful rem- edy known for Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Neuraliia, Lum- ago, Backache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and pains. Endorsed by 5,000 physicians and Aruggists of the highest repute. Benson's Plasters promptly relieve and cure where other plastersand greasy salves, linaments and lotions, are absolutely ‘useless. Beware of imitations under similar sounding names, such as “Capsicum,” “Capucin, as they are utterly worthless and intended to decive. ‘Ask for BENSON'S and take no others. All druggists, “Capsicine.” SEABURY & JOHNSON, Paorarerors, ‘New York. ‘tery ~ RATLROADS. BOOKS, &e, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. FAMILY - SUPPLIES. N = —_ B J Norice You Faise Constitutsea tae oT ine United Staten, = ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. ‘by Christine Hoan CARPETS, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS tis arch. ‘The Merry Men, by Robert Louis Stevenson, W. H. MOERISON, BOOKSELLER AXD STATIONER, 475 PA. AVE., AND 1434 N. ¥, AVE. Books: Booxs: Booxs: In offering this. SLAUGHTERING SALE OF BOOKS of ible descriptic answer’ de- Spas al Was WAS SS Ga SPT RS oS seus ees EASON SALES, the lic that in this fe sapien et ‘we sball EXCEED any- tofore 40 isfine in We n. gone fn thai sn Waahingto CHAS. BAUM. BELOW WE GIVE A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES, ‘THEM CAREFULLY. ne Suse Me Oarth perrent,G yols. clo. 810.48 $18 ‘OWN ays WAVERLY NOVELS: Br PARADISE LOST, 38.00 ‘by DORE. in cloth 8.00 LEBRARY ED. OF MANOR'LESC na in ERNE oN 300 illus. 3.00 rs pate CAXTON De re 38 ipecial Lot of Cloth Bound Book: 50 SISGPECTAL DISCOUNT OS m1 al FINELY BOUND SE78 OF ert BOOKS bound in Full Morocco or Tree Caf, JUVENILES!” JUVENILES! ohare THOUSANDS of JUVENILES, nt iis WRITERS, “OS fe STATIONERY! jush bores of Statione aban AEA SteciaL REBUCHION. de MONDAY, 1» CON- TINUES. ES FOR THREE WEEKS iid epemanieer? ECIAL PRICE L18T, CALL AT San? OF DICKENS, WaV1 Y, THACKERAY, Bulwer, Irving, Shakespeare and’ other standard authors, ‘of the best editions, about as cheap as inferior fons. ‘Paper and Envelopes of all grades. ‘Card Engraving. ©. U. PURSELL, Bookseller, _f16 Es Bookeloth st. ENRY ©. LANCASTER, 820 7 Au street northwest. aries, Novelties and Catholic 115-2 Books, Stationery Goods, atlowest prices, SOME NEW BOOKS. ‘The Golden Justice, by W. H. Bishop. Mable Stanhope, by Kathleen O'Meara, A Year in Eden, by H.W. Preston. due Squire of Sausdal Side. by Amelia iyi Barr. robles of Philosophy, vy. mzander. Dorothy Wordsworth. by Eauiuna Lee eae Invitations and Card ‘Ehigraving in the best style, ‘Choice CRE ee ‘M. BALLANTYNE & SON, 27, 428 Seventh Street, A Fou nse Or Buasz Booxs TRIAL BALANCE BOOKS, veges (ge taco poe COrviNG 200K — at a SOKA anaes 0] Eo sizes, habs Engraved avd Print PHLLTS and” TRVOICE DING. INVITATIONS, VISITING EASTON & RUPP, d11-3m__ Stationers, cor. Penn. ave. and 13th st, n.w. Curae Boors Cuz Pure ‘The Home, twelve mos. uniform in size, and. styl neatly bound in cloth, iit. 53 kinds, ouly 23 ~ Wniti rand eny "2 shoots of ‘paper and envelopes to match, only 1c. & box. The cheapest Albims in the city. Receiving woods daily at JOHN C PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street n. LADIES’ GOODS TV ERMILY A'S LADIES ool BARGAINS! ‘Being about to retire from the shoe business, I will close out my entire stock of Ladies’ Hoots and Shoes at y low prices for cash. Any one wishing to continue te buses can buy the Stock, Good Willand Fixtures VERMILYA, 610 9th st. n.w., ate Opposite U. 8. Patent Office. MM... KANE, 507 113 H ST..N.W.—CORSETS MADE to order. A perfect fit guaranteed. Also, a full nese Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, FrenchCorsets and Bustles. Corsets laundried. ‘8e18-6m* Mi M. H. Buessaxa, LADIES’ DRESS AND COAT MAKER. Jast arrived from Europe. Also Ladies’ Seal and Plush Coats relined and altered. Comer 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave., 5-1m : Over Davis’ Hat Store, Wintz, Hown & C 25 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK, WASHINGTON BRANCH, 815 15TH ST. N. (Over Hanson Hiss & Co.'s). IMPORTED DRESSES, WRAPS, Ero, ar LESS THAN PARIS COST. Orders promptly executed. Mas. Cc. Doxovay, 315 FIFTH AVE. N. ¥ 114-1 ‘Has just received from Paris the early spring novel- tiesin SILKS, FOULARDS, 5 new shades CASHMERE AND COMBINATION SUITINGS, samples of which can be seen at her parlors 1340 I STREET, where she will remain until March 1, to take orders for Spring Costumes. Closing out balance of winter stock at great bargains, f9-17t s clothine store in this city a few days ago for the Pur- pose of purchasing a suit of clothes for himelf. He All Ladies wish th tested and vig free of Charge are cordially invited to call | ° | _Ja5-w.sam.Gm ean Soon foubd the ato nuit lium. Asking the price, cus Scurrvay.—Par. | beeas yoiltel Saformed Lae the alt would sist al &W Gaatervt—Comrormxe. received the following | ‘and having a fair knowledge of values, de /ARTWRIGHT ARNER'S EPPS’ COCOA. un Kittton, at London: “Will | fo'purchase at soexborbitant s figure and left thestore, Bualienge Sullivan Smith.” | He found hie wag. tuto our etablishinent ahd was BREAKFAST. si Iminediateys. Wire Your | ahown thro F = He wai found, the rey aud. I Will meet you at New Yous” | goods which suited hin, andr sccording to tie valuae CELEBRATED By a thorough knowledse of the natural laws which m5 6 feet 2 ad sts at 200 pounds. He | Ury ctuament an, cxact,conierpart of the, it for fy conrefal Spriication of tue Aue properties of all varsold aud one of Ute best sluggers in Eng- | hp LETHE PRICE on that mult of clotives waa PIF. lected Cocos, Ar. Epps has provided our breakfast 7 rt sélected Cocoa! Airs ‘Eppe has provided ‘our b ‘DOLLARS AND NINETY-FIGHT. CENTS: & MERINO UNDERWEAR tabios witha delicately Buvored beveraxe which ——er— | diterence of “FOURTEEN DOLLAUS AND TWO save us many heavy doctors’ bills, It is by. the 3 nw Law.—The | CENTS ON ONE SUIT OF CLOTHES in favor of Clous. use of such articles of dict that a constitation Mormo: pers discuss the Edmunds“Tucker | VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN. PER CENT CLOTHING > | tay be wradually built up until strong enough to Xe won bil aud intimate that polygamists | HOUSE, thus scoring auother brilliant VICTOR # 1or axp fist every tendency to disease. Hundreds Tr take the test oath «nd vote, and that under | Se ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE, mente re Beating around us fendy y ons the operation of the new law but Tew changes Wiil | tai er Doaualvee mel tertaennin —— | fatal thait. by Keeping ourselves well fortified with Deas ‘hich wilt be continued unill March. HOSIERY. ore, blood has properly nouriled frames Cieit Mi. GuuvY MAKES THE Pore 4 PRESENT.—The “Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold on! Paris Fiyaro Says that. there 1s an important rape VICTOR E. ADLER'S, fm lalf-pound dus by Grovere, labelled this: © 4°" wud the Vatican. ‘The Rests ent between Braue vench repres » the Vatican has thanked pope for his eudeavors to maintain peace be- tween Prance and Cermany cad eae Grevy has sent the po) vres vase and a gold pen. sor ‘Mus. Locas AND Hex Hussanp® Estate.—Mrs. Logan took out letters of administration on the estate of the late Senator Logan in the Cook county court Monday. ‘Tbe estate consists 4 turaiture, Books, notes, accounts, 4 Uw contracts 16r Foyaltieson books, ate iu Cook and Jackson counties the real property was not given, but woperty Was Valued at $10,000. "The £20,000. soo STARBED BY AN ANAxcHINT.—A meeting of Bakers’ yalon, No. 10, aud Independent uniou (of bakers), one Ume formed one body, but po anarchism and soctalism, Was held in’ Chicago Monday for the purpose of Wing again. Old disputes were revived, ;and nally Albert Kreuger, of No. 1, ac cused Adaim Kort, of the opposite taction, of have ing mitsapp lated funds: Leon oy om ig Lo the union. A few S were passed between the wo, when Kreuger a adirk knife and rushed upon Kort. Kort received tue kaife iu bis right shoul, der, the blace passing down to tie elbow and Uhrouzh to th Kort will recover umdess It shall prove, as Is feared, that Kreuger’s kuife was potsoned. Kreuzer was arrested. He is said to be @ rabid anarchist BY THE PINKERTONS.— stes Cleveland, of Jersey City, has Yeen sued Tor Hbel by William A. and Kobere Finkertou, of Plukerton’s detective agency. The aleged libel occurred in a communication with Feference to the recent strikes, in which Mayor Cleveland ts quoted as Saying: “And Pinkerton's army stood ready to charge at a moment's notice, and What an army tt ts! Organized by a Brush Penal cunvict, 1¢ i now a power in the lands” ‘Tus Caxavtan AvarsisruaTION SUSTAINED.—Re- turas up to midnight sbow that ninety-nine cor Servative, sevemty-nine Liberals and four indepen. dents have been elected in Canada, Ail the cabi- net uunisters are re-elected, and Sir John Mac- douaid's government will probably be sustained by froma ven to fifteen majority. In the old house the governinent had a majority of seventy-six, -o Maxon Hxwrrr ox Tax Naw Ena.—The New York Southern society held its first anual dinner at the Hotei Brunswick in New York last evening, in commemoration of Washington's birthday. — ‘hes were made by A. M. Sullivan, Controller rephoimn, Cornelius N. Bliss and others. Mayor Hewitt seat letter of regret. He congratulated {heim that the eraof bad feeling had passed away —s0-— ‘Txmutie EXrumgox i Cam—As the Wabash Passenger {rain was entering Sidney, Ti, about gut Monday a radiator in the chair tar ex- Dinded Every window in thereat oes Line: cok fs weil as both ends of the car. “The ear was full Of sieepers, who were thrown tn all directions, ‘Some Were seriously injured by broken glass. ‘The ear caugiit fire atomee and was almost entirely destroyed. “Had the accident occurred a few mib- utes before or after the result might have been verrivie. soe A writ of error im the Titus case been nied. "The prisoner is tn low spirita, "Tue cose Wiil be carried to the ‘court of pardons, which TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, + ja24 m,tu&s London, England. COR MASS. AVE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Open Saturday until 11 o'clock p.m. ABNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, Wa ce OLESALE AGENTS, f2-wi3t ‘New Yous, Evoxourcar Bone THE FULFILLMENT OF SOCIAL REQUIRE-| PL,, Gupprizs ‘MRS. C, THOMPSO! ‘ade for herself a wor! ‘Waves and fine. Bacon. Han AND : BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS, N, of 240 Fifth avo. who has id wide tation by her Patent im again placiog MENTS DEMANDING A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF SS a her aioe ae aly — for he Wn chemist, ‘The best. guarentee. of DISPLAY IN DRESS, OFTEN CAUSES INCONVE- | CONSTANTLY RECEIVED OF THE CELEBRATED | {heft tiity und purity is thoy are sold‘in this gases ‘NIENCE TO THE PURSES OF THOSE WHO HAVE SAVING PROPENSITIES; BUT THE CONFLICT- MILWAUKEE LAGER, IF NOT AS RECOMMENDED, BRING BACK THE GOODS AND HAVE YOUR MONEY FROM JOS. SCHLITZ'S BREWING CO, me Bae pee ING POINTS, WHEREVER SUCH MAY EXIST, Can any one ask anything more fats than this? Palm — face ‘used with or without mask CAN BE EASILY RECONCILED BY ALL wHo| 424 for sale by dealers generally in bottles and in | Ur gloves in the mrentens stance Of tee ae —_— casks and bottles by the agent, Uae SS Lyte how seein tstacl WILL HONOR THE GOLDEN EAGLE WITH A Stil of aimonds foreunnelliug, eapecially for oven- VISIT. REALIZING THE. FACT THAT MONEY be winy Sia a a cohaeah Rose ‘Leaves, indelible tint, for pale and MATTERS ARE CLOSE, AND MEETING THE NE-| 5, {PASPag loots va sve am sara ee ee ee cr tats to til bow, CESSITIES OF THE TIMES, WE SHALL CON- = ———— Lee tee tong TINUE OUR POLICY OF SELLING MEN'S anp| THevboDee: {Sioisetowa: 48 1 | CHEF. Thompson's new style Colfure, now worn and poy uel hed aRy, ‘Letevtns, 9 Geet Pree, poeta a) eareet BOY'S CLOTHING FOR ANOTHER WEEK AT THE eneation, ax At comes, at's time when’ every tadyis No Loxa Paoctasation. QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS HERETOFORE AN- NOUNCED. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING MANY ‘worn by ‘Hon, Mrs. GROVER CLEVELAND, NEW STYLES OF SPRING GOODS, THE MOST LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS. = med FEW OF MY MANY PATRONS: geste rs, Hendricks, Mra Blair, INTERESTING OF WHICH ARE SPRING OVER-| nq superior Make of our Well-known Clothing, to- | MI Garfield, MR Loeniy COATS, WHICH MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECI- gether with Bargain prices, tell the story. Mrs,Gox, MreiGrecs, ‘Mrs. Sherman, ‘Mrs.'Vanderbilt. — _ ‘Mrs. Hampton, ATED. FIT AND WORKMANSHIP FAULTLESS, Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits, ‘Bend for Dustrated Catalogue (free.) aa and Overcoat Department, are open to your im- ‘Aiove Goods can be foun at THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO, gern rpms ha x . _18-wim.3m No. 400 7TH ST. N.W. COR. D, It is. practical fact that we are not consider = 931 F STREET X. W. ing the question of profit on what remains of t Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object ‘Bow is tosell the goods. We have made big deductions in our Suit De- partment. We have made hig deductions in our Pants Department. We have cut deep in our Overcoat Department. We are Secrificing the ‘Boyw’ and Children’s Suits and Overcosts. Now is the chance for Bargains in Men's Fur- nishings, EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘We have on hand s full stock of the Celebrated Con- cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices; also Sole Agency for the CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES. LUTZ & BRO, —_— _ 212 497 Penna ave.; next to National Hotel NOAH WALKER & CO, he ae ee 625 Pennsylvania avenue List and °S om serine JF Coxsvacerres. H. D. BARR, uaa temas Tomo eumecs cee ‘It has cured ee21 1111 Pennsyivanis avenue. many of the worst cases and is the best remedy for all | _ re Se tor at Mev, YIRHER devotes ba Miss Suir Cosson Sars, ‘In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year:” “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided Cox ‘were used in cities,” &o. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for €8.70. ; 25 Busbele for 2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 0 Bushele for $2.00. f 35 Duabele for #2.00. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. 422 and 413 10th street, RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ING ESTAB., 1205 New York ave. p.w. ‘First-class Ladies’ and Gents’ Work of eve tion, ay win ON © CAHOLINE er] sa20-Snn A. Fischer & Maison ane Paris, ISS CUNNINGHAM, 1310 Sth, will altos and reline Ladies Plus “Coats di the month of February ouly. ring oe TION. N ODES IN FINE FRENCH Hair dressing by ti orn to ing PY the. mo! ‘attention plecine of Bridal Cente: meine TON FISHER'S Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, 906. G st. nw. ‘Thirty-five years’ experience, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments: also Velvet and Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, ke, are per cleaned by thie aurérios process, Ladies Even: ing. specialty. Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned by this process will not lose their 6 panera ae ‘Fuaranteed to be reno ‘Goods called for and delivered. UPERELUQUS HAIR ORLITERATED, LEAVING Tor’ this tideous blemish, Pasters rs powers, side Skevonly Promates more stubborn gruel Figs te trent ‘and chi GABRIEL, 1521.6 stu. we Se ANSE, HOMPHREY, 430 107s ST. NW. Wand yroarantecs perfor Bt cag comfort Hit HER SPECIALTIES ARE ‘and finest i Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods, \aren’g Cornets and a1 Corset (Silas H.'s Spine oe the prise in maracas Ce -HOTELS. 7p SE SHELBURNE, Directly on the Beach. ‘Thoroughly Heated Throughout, no trace. «MY Hlectio, Needle Process t= the only ents. for breton to order in éyery style and) mate- French Hand-anade Underclothing, Merino Underwear ict Corwets and Bustle —French, German and Spanish spoken. _mrl& ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. Open All the Year. O-3m A. B. ROBERTS. Ow Pomr Courors, VIRGINIA. HYGEIA HOTEL. Onehundred yards from Fort Monroe, where daily. target practice, guard mount and dress parade take place. Perfect in cuisine and appointments. Accom- dates 1,000 guests. ‘Turkish, Russian, electric, hotand cold sea and fresh-water baths. Afternoon concerts andnightly hops. Pure ocean air, ree from malaria ‘and conducive to refreshing sleep. Avorage temperature for winter 47 degrees, Send foe Saetested atest pamphlet and terms. ¥F.N. PIKE, Marager. WPORT NEWS, V, Ne "LEE ‘Roads near Old xoint Comfort ‘THE HOTEL WARWICE, Sates ees eee J. B, SWINERTON, Manager, A24-skw26t Hotel Warwick, Newport News, Va. Diba rere er ye er {4-fmyOmbjeteoim. MER: As, DARNALL. ‘THIS WEEK, ar BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF W. H. HOEKE's, 36 5 a a _f1 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 8th st. " Brsoneun Ax, Agnsric P. APER THE CELEBRATED ESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. HE. GREAT. NNSYLVANIA ROUTE ‘otis ue WEST ASD SOUTH STEEL Ki SDup Scrat mags “S MENT. peor 4ROSICEAL eb, ths ‘Tratus leave ‘Wasnineton from Station, cornet of Sixth Heuvets ae For Piatare aud the Reet Chi are wt rt Sues SOA duly'to Sincinnati and se Laure wabislaeete care tom Macatee oss HBuifed Car to Se. Lovin daily. except Nevurciay, {e'Clteas, with Sivep Gap Hector to Chivacs " Xetebinnss 3 PM. daily Care Washington to Chicaeo and St Pisbung. to cievelan une it Caro vibe mod ‘tes Pacific Ext Me Gauly for oe i the West, with throash Slecpor Marrisburne STIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. ‘Cauandais stag prcegay, nfergt eel. P. HANSON BTS | yy ig without a douts the most Meacrarerand the | BO.0M Eo Stanly pares Fits tie manufecturers of Paper Mangives, Uy which | Most NovarTiovs Flour in the World. For Wilvammport Lock Haven and Eli, at 0.50 hey are enabled to place Lefore thelrekimemerseiine | ‘The Millers have uot only: the most perfect mit, | "A" asilpexcay aa taee ts of hel gry eget dearatana exc Tyity | containing as it does alt che most improved Machinery: | POF.NEY 3s bt ied ened Hones and decorations to match Frewsding, ia olftand | invented up to the present time, but they produce i, 2h AAS water color, at low prices, f21 Flour Usscrrassep by any mill im the world, To Express of Pu prove that, we would simplysst tity of this magmficent Flour Europe and eaten at the pri that shipped an Se By Lerner san Me Le J, B. LEPREUX & BRO, 508 7th st. ree quan- yually to pal Courts of the old ‘dauly, except Sunday, ‘We wish to call your attention to our lange aud com- | World. “ai nager to Fulton street avoiding dv ete stack of Papernanutogs. Also togur prices. Eia- HOWEVER, Ps ee Ponsed soho oman be. Se. Phiadelphuin 25,9900 ated a2 and 40c, White Back ‘Papers, 120. Brown Back Pa: | Like everything else that has gained renown, some | FOF Philadeipliin, “78 00 sud L2G. 8M 12 ia, Pere 10e, Pinch Embossed Goid ‘borders, GOc. and | person or persons are tryinxto take advantare of the | gy A Me} CORRES ECO TOS: | 5c. O:ineh Emboesed gen, $e: 8 SOG | reputation Ie has catned by imitate tie Name and | 3 et preesOa0 AM week inch Embossed Gold Borders, 330c.aud 40c. All worl ae ‘by postal prouptis attended to. | Brand, and attempting thereby to palin off an inferior article for the genuine. P Ww THEREFORE, ei saints Bo sure and see to it that cither sacks or barrels read May be Clarified and Purified by the use of suitable = FILTERS, — and have the imprint of ‘We offer you at guaranteed lowest prices the two most Popular and efficient Filters in use in this country. THE GATE CITY STONE FILTER and THE JEWETT CHARCOAL PACKED FILTER, all sizes. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, TWO GOLD MEDALS W. M GALT & CO, attached. 4 None genuine without the two gold medals. 00,.9.40, 0.50, LL AS +40, anday, AL 1 $500, big. 10-00 8-00, 0:50; 11:15. 4 W206, 400 at 16:00 and 11 M creek Line, 7:25 AML and 4-40 P.M daily, and 6.00 P. 00 AM, 41 ALES ND PREDERICKSBURG RATE ites AERA DIA AND Waits tOS RAILHOAD. For Alexandria.6 00,645 For Rictinond and the South 6.00, 22 SHAM daily. except Stinday Trae jeave Alexundria for Was 10. 10:15, 10-4 AM. 1-20 21 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. and 1042 PM. eeimuteenoras er ly 2 ame ade = eee Tickets and information at the offer. northeast car Sroves ner of Tt street and Fenneyivania avenue, mn st . station, we. = = = deft fe GREAT DISCOUNT. Boncartzs Fay Tea bangage to desting an EP 50C. PER POUN: JR. WOOD, Genera! Passenger ‘Agent. ‘Wo will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves : : ALTIMORE AND ONTO RAILROAD, at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices. ee Schoduletn effect, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20th, 158%, en fil further notice Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. wikicn assem) oe o ; ws STORE OTHER THAN 1325 F Leave haem apa Station, corner of New Jan ce arene ee STREET. TO GUARD AGAINST Ja31 717 77H Sruger N. W. : e GENUINI —— IMITATIONS THE GENUINE a fi. -4 fu Pictwyane = bo 7 “ PAPMISS . a0 c4Utsi0. No extra ia PIANOS AND ORGANS. so tet thd t ae fast tue. = IN PACKAGES, MY NAME ON Louieville Taz Lesvrso Uxsrevuests, EACH— DECKER BROS. oa WEBER ree . W. BURCHELD a1 ESTEY : ‘Moderate prices. Sbasy, werthhy farmente Pianos £ " nd, ana Dottuit, with Parlor a nd Organ’ for rent and oxcha and Gare to Pittabrune eg 4 Sachanged. SERBS? | Toor: Loox: Loox: rLeainaton and Local Stations, 8:40 a.m. daily, ach. 9820-3 15 N. Charles si., Baltimore. INDIA TEA COMPANY. peten ond r 5 rab or ermediate pin Gd. Wao & Bros, wheat 30s th, Pau Foun eles. Ni bie bon 15 pan day, i at. nw. Established 1864 | Family Flour $1.40. 4 bul. beat Patent Process,8 Kranich and’ Bach now the lending Pianos of the Family Flour €9 per tbl Surar eured Shoulda world. Newby & Evans and Weser Bros., the best me- 3 1b can Peaches, 15 centa, New P dium quality” also Gally's self-plaving instruments ee 6 Seekete eee he abioweé prices and tent intaliment plan, Special creas Tor cash. Tuning and repairing honestly dom ators, Qe. Plan ‘G0c.Ab, worth BO mixed Tea, 50 French Peas. 15c. can. KOK NNN A BBR EEE ver Drip Ssrup, 8c. & KK NNN AA BBE j. Beakes Oleine Soap KK NNN AA EBB EE Se, “Croamy Butte KK NNN ASA BOB E No.2 Mackerel, 60c. doz. KK ON NN AUS BBB EER INDIA TEA CO, 445 7th st. w. Pp. Send postal. Ja28-3ua TANOS, ae ae Pore Trax Ouve On, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WOREMANSHIP As sweet and palatabloas AND DURABILITY. FRESH CREAM. ‘Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new Large Invoices in Stoc! ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of ee ag HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. mae SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of Lee prominent makes at all prices. 428 9th street, 13. FIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 00. 3.3040, 240, hh Valley Raflroad and po “0 sya 3 For Annapolis 6:40, 5a, a. On 10, 4:30 and am. and } 44 Ban. For Stat mm. daily, except Sunday Pom. daily: 4:40 pan. daly, e Jal stations on Metrog Ops at nts 930 aam., 1 dauy, excent Sunday. For Freaeric in aud 4:40 pan. daily, except Sunday For Hagerstowu 8:40 ‘aan. aud 3:31 pam. daily, om er "Frain arrive from the West dal 7:20 am, 200-7 sand TT 21 ok Bivreae: From Philadelphia, ¢ fmrton and a Grace 1130 aa 10-00 pan. ak From, Wilmington, Del.’ and intermediate pou north of Baltimore, 1120) From’ Annapous, 8:00 pm. Sunday. 10. ‘Mari pace. Rk. AND ‘MME. SELDEN, ESTABLISHED “18: From Harper's Ferry aud aes: iKalirvsa, 5.30pm a2 atl a Prompt and reliab'e treatinent for ladies. Advice | daily except Sunday. Do No P Foe aera OT nae STS Ae ae ee a intermediate poluta, 8 lo or Purcaase bet, Gand H ste. nw. f21-6t" ” | and B-1 p.m. daily except Sunday UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, ONAL WONDERFUL arpren | ; Lininsiceve Baltinore for Wasturton at A thoroughly Srst-class instrument at a mediun price, M : Second Sight. Every | 4.ap 2 Geho, Fass and LL OU won " ‘Over 41,000 now in use. Wdden mystery revealed. Finds lost or buried treas- | G30; #40,e-hsandio 30, 230,420, Second-hand Pinos and st prices from#10 | ures or iniucs.’ Recovers stolen property, st friends. | G30) 7-459 -00and 11 to $150. Sold on smal] mont Ny payments. Gives success in business. Kemoves all "family tro | All'trains from Washington stop at Relay station, Largest assortment of 5-cent Music in the city. ae Comeraety ee artes sopennte to- | exeept 1:50, 2:10, 3:15 and ? am. . ever fails, ‘Gives picture o oF futher information apply at the Baltimore EE Ailin trouble consuit this catrvosmat, Cures sh Olio Teket ofice, Washinslo station, U1 and Ls ii ck ap2e 915 Fetrest_ | Satisfaction or no pay, 9 to ¥. Upen a, 21) Pennsylvanis avenue, corner 14th street, where 5 Sthat. bet. Dand Eta. mw. five | Miirbe or bawvage wo be checked snd received at Ewan F. Daoor, 7 MITCHELL, WH | iy voiut tn theeity: .K. LORD, @.¥ 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | General Superintendent, Baltimore. ais Sole Agent for | PlpwoNT ain Live. TTTT EEE WT NN NW W WAY ¥ gs TT EE" kN XR wwe w da YY | Synor cLay—THi CELEDEA GLAIRVOY: | 7,_,SCHEPULE IN EFFECT DPC. 19, 1886, T EE NNN WWWw Aa YY antand Astrologer, causes speedy marriage, brings | 3"yg Satis Sor Warrenton, Gord SOE ELLE RS Wrrvow kak Y' | catiltopciier mvesndviccon Cusueee laments | 80080 Daily for Warutin, Gordausvile oss ERE se Bm ww A fy Speculation, Toveand matrimony. Allin trouble call, Spote taectire, nd all paints Both: Pale Sons, Gabler, Decl Marshall & Wendell, Hal- mi guarantecd. “OMice hours, $m, t, a fetta Cumstcn and other Pluuos: Sterling Organs, | $50 C at, bet 45 aud Gih stu nw. Fee 90c2 flats | MAP seca Music snd Musical Merthandise, Eietruments al ea fod and Sips Massace AND Por and Becona: Bec of other eres SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE! ‘Telephone. 347-2. 319 84 PER WEEK, In Daily Treatment, at THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 903 16th st. n.w. Ladies and Gentlem tients at their residence if desired. AT VERY LOW RATES. Kuabe from yuna PIANOS, Bae ‘other makes from $25 up. Soldow s from $75 to Stein 100.4 $385: Ruabe from $79 %6 UPRIGHTS FOR SALE SATE AND RENT PROTEC PROF. HARTVIG NISSEN, 801 ‘H 8: Ww. Proprietor and Manager. FIRST-CLASS TUNIN ,EPAIRS OF PIANOS, Office hours:—8 a. m. to 1p. m.; 4to7 p.m. ORGANS TOR eESDSEATE NSULTATION FREE. n12-3m gas. M.A, FRENCH. ae | Mn ais oA Patacs Metg Cea os SEWING MACHINES, &c. _| tomectatfnéririends and patron. “ime XN, HIGH CLASS MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, Taz KOOMS 5 AND 6, VEKNON KO SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, ‘of experience will treat pa- 30 p. m—Daily tor Charlotiesvilie, Staunton, Lou points on the Chesapeake an Sleapers Washinton to for Cynchinire, Raleigh, Ashi Charlotth, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Me ery, New Orleans and ‘points Southwest. Pi ian buffet sleepers Washington to Aiken, S.C, Wash juston to Montgomery, connecting with parlor car to TEAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHTO DIVISION, Be ‘Leave Washington 9:12 a.m. daily, except Su: and 4-45 pan daily, arnviaie at Honid HAL 1 mand 7:10 pan. ; returning, leave Round Hill 6 daily and'1-18 pan, except Sunday, arriving 1a Washinston 8:40 a.m. abd 3:59 pan. ‘Through trains from South arrive at Washinton $:30 8.8, and 8223 p.m, and from Louwwille #40. 0: ia ying car somevetion and tefermation furnished and bacrage checked at office, G01 Peunssi: Waulaave., and at passenger station, Peunsylvaue ‘Railroad, 6th and Bote JAS. L. TAYLOR, General Fessourer Axes “PC TOM: AC. RIV ER | BOATS._ SEWING MACHINES, t Automatic Stitch Dial, are TyocaNSighisene of Tunning, strengts and THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. only yhine made without spiral: at her residence, 901 Precewecls hed forcmular ‘and over 2.000 tn: | Span, with Ladiew ol f Waal detente gt oh tee SRO ACH, 7 qanauate | T) ia as a led for uty of work.’ reliable Ladies’ Phi f19-1m* ‘Repairing aud Renting, all kinds. Sole Agent, D. he co cial treatment for ladies desiring re- , = Rent tor to ALaDeGis Bierce Sr a a ee aR eae ta tiatie: | PERCE TQ.SEW YORK TE \PANHOOD RESTORED BY A BOTTLE OR t River, N. ¥., every SATURDAY at 4 pau. New Hove ee DE BROTHERS. invsuratig Cordial | Wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY ‘MOK Will cure any case of nervous saw ‘loss of nerve | Freiglit at lowest rates, itt S tne ‘The Best and Lightest Running power. Itimparts vigor to the whole system. 9060 | Mer VERNON! MI. VERNON! f17-1m* ats. i, AND MATE SELDEN Curt free aunt eoufidential at all hours. “OBice 720 ear =u it sta Lv faze” SEWING MACHINE inthe market. ‘The Largest Range of Work. The Best Attachments. Light Running and Quiet. Ladies should call and see it before purchasing. 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO, in the city, MERE FQREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED, AND canbe consulted daily .W. Office hours from 1 to , 1105 PARK 21th et. between B and C sts. n.e,, Bataby i. ESTABLISHED 1855. and reliable treatment for Indica, Advice Di aistiiest [Fatablished and only reliable Ladies © st, bet. 454 and 6th sts, FHT MAC RL EW IRON STEAMER Lew hat. wharf on MONDAY and SATURDAYS at 7am. Returning Tt FRIDAYS and SUNDAY Dp” RSDAYS: DANS, ing at River Land: STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th street wharf daily (except Sunday Vernon at 10 o'clock aan. Heturniig, reac fuctou about 3:30 pam 528 9th st. n.w., St, Cloud building. treatment, Correspondence and consulta- | @HULT KOUTE TO LONDON, ‘QTHING EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING Ra Rg agg ny NORDDEUTSHER LLOYD & & 00, Nea Acknowledged by oxy siieaSpeuttertt finest | Office always open. 112-60" To Sou aon [cohen Moores, Resusen. chine extant for 1aeltuean, duet wate 30, i eae ‘DRETIVS PILLS. S§,Fhide Feb. 26,7 a1. SSSaale March: ‘Work and Beauty of Finish, te hinge 13 send for price lista. Save perce a, Mb | Tithe Sata nm Allon wed atts rate Wc Bg RICHMOND, Mabe ee Frioy €28-t,ths-3m__ 672 N. 10th st., Philadelphia, Pa. conor wenserouton excel * edhe rns SSS Joon appointments, braces: Lai ‘os Culvert Batra Di'scrceror to ie x0 ‘ie te Dr. dah eas, Ng, 220 | £200, pecoring 2 jocntions 2A-cabin, Oe ae” = forth Exeter sons, ialty, Chromic | 5 elk Bene. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. | #4 Copstauoukl Di Dinca, be reditars: waite |= EAFNI —11s en 5 A NEW A! Eizznys ‘successful Sour ojn, home by one, whe | —___ ‘was deat twe' ry Mort ve ! PILES! POLESI poted Special oe mee in | Pocus seed. suller “ibe worst form of lind, HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, Eines months, and since then hundreds of of EB docte, need, sulle. st form of bil particalarseontonapplication. | TS EAGE | 5 =p St cared. 3 Sout e ‘Sing. Treat nt nliuunt painless and without lose ot thine frou Inaall the Latest Noveltiesin bs ratenn Lice’ atieuded at their, Uoies whi twee 3 | ferred without extra feon, Cures guaranteed. Exaile WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, to. ypreared, ations andadvice free. HLD-SERADEI. M.D, the Videst Established Expert Specialist in this city, 1-60" ‘¥2y Ytb st. a Shirts to Order, 6for $12, A perfect ft guaranteed. ELLERY, 1337 F street. Opposite the Ebbitt House, op and advice free at ny, cur during ‘and sworn before me SAMUEL C. MILLS, the day. Su ‘Ja21-1m* Truarantee cure i all cawn of private Giscass Sfinen aid furnish medicine, or mo, hare, conmulta: Public in aud for the BAP Columba, this Sd day of July, 1885. pD'3 ‘D MME. SELDEN. ESTABLISHED 1855. Prompt aud reliable treatment for iadivs. Advice free aud confidenual at all hours. Oflice 729 Sth st, bet. Gand H sts. nw, “19 1w PADAM E. H BENNETT, SCIENTIFIC ASTHOL- tand Medium, fornierly of New York, Cou- sultat WOOD AND COAL. ms all aaire— past, present, future. Nativi- Weauiuioulala’ 1907 Pa Hes-weitien, "Saud for BALDWIN JOHNSON. FINANCIAL. Wash. D. dent ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal. = PROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oF ee RCITIES. BOTTOM PRICES. : ay ers oF coe E CREE avn Settee | Prrsoe 8 Warr, M eee eee Sa yeti and water, amd f lagraiate aud ‘other STOCK BROKERS, KG Broadway, SS0Reetess, } Newyork, ‘Yard and Office, 1101 RB. L ave. n.w. ae a Buch Ofte, cor. h treet Wi EENUEEGIS® GNenuntind wy tlevbone endow | | RAR AEE SEGCEZELEGHAPH witee = rt Warrez H. Mantow. WasmINOROS, BALAI a LADELPHIA, ‘Wholesale ard Retail Deslerin some Wat - foro ome eel on wane ‘all classes of Railway Main Office No710 Dat. nw, Offices and Yards | garutities ‘Sth and Bats. aw. No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot— ‘HL H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Cor. Virginis and Delaware avenues s.w. (ful ones see seanoeee eee eese oe ouck orotate ete ol. ‘of Stocks and Bonds and information re- from the New York Stock Exchange. ‘und reported proniptly. Bor Your, ATTORNEYS. jOHNS & Easeae most extensive Searmouthof er York, Pac | _28-a0" cS phone connections. ~5 ‘Branch Offices and Yards". aw. 1515 Seventh streat: