Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1887, Page 6

Barnard’s Latest Comet. Prof. Barnard, of Vanderbilt University, writes to the Nashville Ameri can as follows under date of February 19: “Friday night being the first clear night since that of discovery, the new comet was again observed and found to be near its expected piace. Since discovery the comet hasbeen moving toward the northwest ata very unusual rate, 5 and 17 minutes north, and 14 minutes of ‘ascension west daily.” It continues very int, but was probably a little brighter last nignt. ts path since discovery has been obliquely across ‘the milky way, and its rapid motion continually ‘Drings it in front of some smail star, which in every case shines through the comets’s densest part ‘With undiminished lustre. The rough tion OF the comet last night was about 8 or 10 degrees northeast of Sirius (the Dog Star). Accurate ring micr meter positions of the comet were obtained inst night, ahd these were to-day distributed by telegrapn to the princtpal observatories. Theonly thing certainly known about the comet at present ts that it fs outside the earth’s orbit, and from its extraordinary motion is evidently near the earth. Within a few days, however, full information of its future brightness and path will be obtained. ‘There are now three comets visible from the earth that were discovered at the Vanderbilt observa- tory. The one discovered on the of Octo- Der 5 iast is now visible in the southern hemi- sphere; the one discovered om the morning of dan. 2¢ ts observable herein the and will de for some time yet, The present comet near Sirius ts likely to be visible for some time to come, and it is getting into better position ail the time.” — New York’s Loftiest Butldings. ‘What is declared to be the finest view in Gotham 4ssoon to be obtained from Cyrus W. Field's ‘twelve story “Washington building,” at Broad- way, Battery Place and Greenwich. This struct- ure has been rising, story on story, for a year past. ‘The middie tower looks like a balloon-shaped cage ‘with a person in it, but tt fs tobe merely an ob- servation tower. It will be ready in another month. The view isone that has already been heard of in Europe. A flagstatl, rising fifty feet above she top, runs through the tower, which itself Mitty feet above the root. The highest ol servation point will be 235 feet above the street. ‘The tower rises sixteen feet above that—and the Will be 301 feet above the sidewalk. The other towers will be used for cooking, and in the ‘summer the space ‘and the observatory will be covered with canvas ‘and dinners will be given there. The top of the flag-poie will be five feet higher than the highest Part of the Bartholdi statue. The top of the Spire-on Trinity church is 286 feet the ground: the tower on the Produce Exchange, ‘which really furnishes the best view in New York, 4s a little less, but probably quite a8 high as the ‘observation point in the Field tower. ore ‘sor. — A Great Secret Revealed. ‘From the 8t. Louis Spectator. Since Miss Eastlake made her first appearance in this country, in her soft clinging garments, swaying in harmony with every step of the wearer, producing a most graceful and pictur- esque effect, society has been on the qui rive to dis- cover the secret and gain, if possible, a tithe at least of the swish and sway and rythmetic movement ‘which seemed to make the garment worn by Helle instinct with life and motion, and part and parcel Of her individuality. ‘The secret has been discov— ered, and the reizning belles in Up-top circles in New York are waltzirg in Hele dresses, abd seem iuore captivating (han ever before. These pictur esque gowns are nade of some soit clinging mate. Tiai, and worn over divided skirts, i, ¢., « seamed f, Which by Usts means ts divided to making the dress necessarily conform to the gult of the wearer. The secret is said to Rave been discovered by the costumer of Kosina ‘Vokes aud iiparted to a seiect few of his custom ers. ee gig A Case of Love at First Sight. From the Albany (Ga) Bavner. On Saturday last De Haven’s citreus spread its tent on the outskirts of town. Among those who same in to see the show was the family of Mr. Landy, 2 planter of Terril! county, one of whom was a girlof sixteen. Miss Lundy exchanged glances with the ticket man, Emmet Afcardo, who 4s a citizen of Selma, Ala. There was love in the | Slentific American. glance. Alcardo got some one to take his place and secured a seat by the side of the girl, with The effect, when the show closed, of getting her aside in the crowd and hurrying to the train, hoping to be out of town in a few minutes. ‘The father spread the alarm, the couple were found and the girl Was snatched away from the arms of her lover. Young Lundy threatened to make short work of Aicardo and might have done so bad the marshal not taken the stranger under his wing. From that time until today Aicardo ha Deen detained. Negotiations were begun to allow | the couple to marry, which ended suceesstully this | evening, and Aicardo was taken out to the hone of Miss Lundy, where they were married lite ths evening. “The girl is related to the best families In this section. ———— Waltzing in the Dark. From the Boston Herald. ‘The most fashionablé dancing class in Phila+ deiphia, the one to which all the infant swells belong previous to being launched as “buds,” always ends the evening with what is called “the last waltz in the dark.” The gas 1s turned off, ‘with the exception of one or two lights in one of the chandeliers, when these innocents take their final spin down the darkened hall Boston Propriety 1s much shocked by this free and easy Brocending, and simply, considers. that Phila ja soclety must have taken leave of ts senses to permit this horribly « an” freedom, | What would French or English mothers say to it? | What would the new regime in New York say? Dear, dear! Something “nawsty,” no doubt. =< Bina Alderman Scott Surprises the Brethren, From the Monongahela Republican. Alderman Scott surprised his hearers by pub- Uely asking the prayers of the church for his ‘brother James at the Presbyterian prayer meeting ‘Tuesday evening. ‘There was nothing surprising im the asking—it is a proper thing to pray for out friends—put the and backsilded, and was in | He but, ‘that James used to “got into politics’ danger of being lost. Hon. James Scott 1s one of the leading Ohio republicans, author of the Scott quor law, and late our representative Sandwich Islands. : — see MameYING 4 Wire ix Every Crtv.—several | months ago a jewelry agent, Ernest Goodman, | Stance out of the many bum married a Young Jewess living in Pittsburg, Pa’ and afew days later deserted her taking” with him about $200 of her money and some articles of jewelry. One day last week It Was learned that | Bot on Goodman had been arrested in Baltimore ona, Sumillar charge of deserting a ciri he had tarred there, and the Pittsburg wie lett immediately for the Monuments city 0) ete : t jon, Satunlay Chiet of jtekmore, of | Pittsburg, received a letter from a woman fiving | at No. i nm street, New York city, who also } claims to be Goodman's wife. She saj Jeit ber a year that he took considerab! muoney and a gold Watch when he deserted h be learned the New York wite 13 dug lis Pittsburg wite he went | Under an assumed name he was | eugaged to 4 wornan there and in trYIng to escape Some of her money was arrested but 3 He also has a wife in Philadelphia. si = ‘se* A Vineista Poor Howse Ment prevails at Lyneab? ments of a scandal ot Am! ebarged that Superintendent s After le: to Cineinnath, M. Dawson, 1s of the county poor house, is gulity of gross ill-treaument | Wo the female inmates under bis charge. Namele. erties have been spstemutically cared vn. Tike a pments are appaling. ‘The cow ordered Dawsou's removal and arrest. © Owe has = prt eabecomel Mu. Lancasrax Stinc REPRESENTATIVE GLOVER— Mr. Lancaster, collector of the port of St Lo Bled a damage, suit against Congressman J.-M. Glover Saturday for $150,000. In his petition be quotes the various charges witch Mr. Glover had made against hit. The petition ts voluminous, and that Mr. Glover procured the publica” Sit of whieh be bids bas damenes tity im to the ‘Ver Carrones Tu Diuvoxp days’ a THE BuLT.—The six days’ walking match in Philadeiputa closed at 10 o'clock Saturday night. The gate receipts will reach ‘about $17,000, of which 50 per cent will be divided amoug Ule Nive men who covered more than 500 Inlles. The winner, Vint, whose score was 530 Indies 1 lap, recetves, besides the diamond cham- Bionship Uelt, now Held by Hart, haif of the 50 per —seo— A NovEL Surr Acaixsr « Puiest.—The Lay Brother Feilx A: Graham age’ Father Davia Wennessey has been decided, at Louisville, ky. tit favor of the defendant. Graham, the piaintilf, <datined $30,000 damayes trun the defendant, Wao 43 president of St. Mary's coliege. The ground of Graham's lain Was that, after having encouraged him for several years to continue lis studies, with the purpose of being ordained wo the priesthood of the G3 c church, and having in writing recom- mended Grahain a3a ft subject for ordination, ‘and having commended him to the bishop of Col. orado, Father Fenuessey wrote another letter, marked “confidential,” stating that Graham, on account of viviewt temper i ‘was unit for the priesthood. a Henry Mayer, a New York letter-carrier, was arrested Saturday, cuarged with stealing le ‘The Hight Kev, A. M. A. Blanchet, aot it Kev. A. M. A. Blanchet, Roman cath- olic bishop at Vancouver, ied last Friday Cart and her nid ae ~. Cart and her two children were eats 3: Holbroos, Arizona, during the blizzard re, cent ‘By a voilision on the Baltimore and Onto rafimad near Martinsburg, W. Va, Daniel Suaffer, the fire- man, Wes killed. Caries Buford has been arrested at Lynchburg, aie antien be a fire to x. Bm. city stal Wo firemen were - fern bores —— to death. ae a ‘The Boston thinks that Dr. MeGlynn will OMficiate again in St. Stephen's “as fea beloved Pastor. Aud he will reach the altar by the oppo- = ee Se, eee, Which many bot-headed triends going to ‘the Rowan Catuolle Uishop of Savannah has Seued an order prolubiting warrlages aller night- All the passenger railways of Philadelphia wil reduce fares to a nvewoent bas chard Pentston, an aged actor, who once drew ‘@ $500,000 prize ip a lottery, has been adunitted t. tee Forest ume at Yhlladeiphia. * Of ex. the Convicted New York “boodier,” who Will be taken to Sing Sing on ‘Two large trees tloating down the M: Hiver struck @ feet of eleven loaded coal and three empties at Pitisburg on Sunday, carry- ug away the boats, with three men, The oigren Danes contained 1:50 1000 bushels of coal. Saines Shepherd, a jo detective, Was killed Baturday night by the viowing down ofa building. ela And perbay yu have failed to attend. 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ADLER’S TEN PER CENT scoring another brilliant VICTOR E. for ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE, be continued until March ‘We sliall be pleased fo nee aba serve You at VICTOR E ADLER'S, CLOTHING RRR OO EER DDD ERE RR! EEE RRR mes zmeamr commva too vex| Eo § fe (PEE Gt Fe $27 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. BR R OO uz Dob ine i Exe E COR MASS. AVE. ‘ies STRICTLY ONE PRICE. CARTE BLAN( Open Saturday until 11 o’clock p.m ns A Magnis ape | Beige Carranx, 40-inch wid GRAND VIN SEC, ‘The New Dry Wine. ‘Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pints, 832.20. For sale by the leading Wine Merchants and Grocers, Orexxe T oe O-DaY. AT 631 PENNA AVENUE, NEXT TO ST. MARCS HOTEL, ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH STREET. GREAT SALE OF TAILOR MADE CLOTH- ING. MANY GARMENTS EQUAL TO THE FINEST CUSTOM WORK, THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF CosT. CLOTHING LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES. Esrasuisuep isu. CHOICE oLp COME AND SEE THE STYLE AND MAKE we idl Bet Ee OF GOODS. COME EARLY AND GET THE ww i BiH = FIRST CHOICE OF BEST QUALITY AND MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. MAKE OF CLOTHING AT AUCTION PRICES. MEN'S OVERCOATS AND SUITS, BOYS tom! nest rere ot yet tet fons llsg OVERCOATS AND SUITS, CHILDRENS | the yin the United's jonah de OVERCOATS, SUITS OR PANTS. LOTS oF | Sinteria Medic, wry MMH Position among ‘MEN'S PANTS AT LESS THAN COST OF THE GOODS. ACHANCE SELDOM OFFERED AT THIS GREAT SALE OF BEST TAILOR MADE CLOTHING. CALL aT ONCE AT ‘THIS SALE 631 PENNA AVENUE, ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH ST. 5. W. ADJOINING ST. MARC'S HOTEL. a reve spans She ‘hese are gnatantes to putfecr soe ri be eaaad COUNTY CREAMERY BUTTER! 5. & E. W. CATHERWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA'S PRIDE! 114 South Front st, Philadelphia. Yew York Office. 16 South William st. ast omega sae ay ana 42 a ene r AR 2 tus M4 EX u =) BURGH LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON, Are ready to show you the Finest, Largest and Most ‘Complete Stocks of CAMBRIC and MUSLIN ‘and Children. All the materials used in these goods are of the best, the Trimmings of the finest that the price will permit. IN GOWNS. Gowns with three rows of Inserting, Mother Hub- bard style, 12 tucks, ruffleof Embroidery around neck = for 600. Gowns, yoke of 20 fucks, three rows brio ruffle around neck and sleeves, for 79¢. ‘Ladies’ Gowns, yoke of two rows Inserting and20 tucks, neck and sleeves trimmed with Embroidery raffle, with herring-bone finish, for $1.25. Ladies’ Gowns—All-over embroidered yoke, made of the very best Muslin, with ruffe of Embroidery around neck and sleeves, for $1.69. LADIES’ CHEMISE, ‘Two Special Bargains. I—Trimmed with Embroidery, three rows of Insert- ing and tucks, 48¢. Ti-Six styles st 750, all Aifferently made and trimmed, worth 98¢. ‘Made of good Muslin, trimmed with ruffieof Em- broidery and tucks, 98¢. Ladies’ Skirts, Cambric ruffle, two clusters of tucks in the rufife and eleven tucks above, 81.48. Ladies’ Skirts, Cambric ruffie, thtee tucks in ruffle, five tucks above, only 50c. LADIES’ DRAWERS, ‘Trimmed with Cambric rufile and cluster of tucks,39¢. Another style extra-fine Muslin, two clusters of tucks and deep hem, 50c. Ladies’ Drawers, deep ruffieof Embroidery, eight tucks, 69¢. A FULL LINE OF EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR. LANSBUEGH & BRO. - LANSBURGH & BRO’S DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, Advance Styles, ‘Inserting, Cam- English Checks,52-inch wide. Scotch Mixtures, 54-inch wide. Striped Heather Suitings, 40-inch Assabet Mixtures, 40-inch wide. French Diagouals, 40-inch, wide. English Coatings (nobby), 54-inch | waaay ccs at AZ“zzZZ Seced && ik ONE PRICE, 420422424426 SEVENTH STREET. Largest Store in Washington. £25 Gaatervt—Comrontixa. EPPS" COCOA. BREAKFAST. “By a thorongh knowledce of the natural laws which ne properties of well rovided our breakfust Leverage hich may It in by the judi- 8 of diet that a constitution tables with ely 2 save us many heavy doctors’ bills. ious “use is a week point, We imy escap fatal shait by keeping ourselves well tort gure, bigod und @ properly nourished trate, Service Gazettee. Made siuply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in hali-pound tins by Grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, $224 m,tuss London, England. Fo Sorrues CONSTANTLY RECEIVED OF THE CELEBRATED MILWAUKEE LAGER, FROM JOS. SCHLITZ'S BREWING CO, And for sale by dealers generally*in bottles and in casks and bottles by the agent, EAMUEL C. PALMER 1615 Dat. to616 Va. ave. aw. Depots: {PE PSalveue, | Washington, 480. ‘Telephones: {Gevrgctowny 404. 8 Bexsows Carcrxe Porous Prssren HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. ‘The neatest, quickest. safest and most powerful rem- edy known for Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Neuralgis, Lum- bago, Backache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and pains, Endorsed by 5,000 physicians and druszista of the highest repute. Benson's Plasters promptly relieve and cure where other plasters and greasy salves, linaments and lotions, are absolutely ‘useless. Beware of imitations under similar sounding names, such as “Capsicum,” “Capucin,” “Capsicine,” as they are utterly worthless and intended to decive. Ask for BENSON'S and take no others. All druggists. SEABURY & JOHNSON, Paorzrerors, _sS-wasamom New York. Miss Jur Corsox Sava, Ip an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year:” “Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires, and Ughts, would cost about $8 per month, provided Comm ‘were used in cities,” &c. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for 83.70. : 25 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED- 40 Bushels for 82.90. 25 Bushels for $2.00: WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 411 and 413 10th street. To DENTISTS OF Sansrr Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Baltt- ‘more University, has analyzed ZON- ‘WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re- port says it contains preciesely the qualities that above Dentists says = Gentrifice should contain. ZON- ‘WEISS is of softcreamy consistency, ‘and is applied to the brash by means of an imitation ivory spoon. It bas peculiar. refreshing, preserving and cleansing qualities and delightful fiavoring of its own, Sold by all Qoumrom =Prssrees A higher grade cf Plaster thsn the public © has hitherto known, More penetrating and powerful than common Porous Plasters. fold by all ¢ruggiate, Exzormmo ‘ ja11-tthetm and nutrition, and | th HOUSEFURNISHINGS. FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY, ‘Everything Rxcept Paper and Envelopes. “at cost. ‘He i not giving. up business; simply makings change. ry noite 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. (OTIONAL AND OTHER BOOKS FOR LEN- D™ TEN READING. for Sabbath Books: By A ‘Prayers: Prete mm New Booxs, ‘Schouler on on aie Suoeieaopel Cay of tho United Staten What ie The Church. bam ‘The Merry Men, by Robert Louis Stevenson. Ww. H. MORRISON A ‘BOORSELLED AND STATIONED, 1 475 PA. AVE, AND 1434 X. ¥. AVE. ya ‘OF DICKENS, WAVERLEY, THACKERAY, Bult \kespeai standard Niehof the best odfuone about ua cbuep as igaror Ee et at ereliens de gs " @. © PURSELL, FPENRY LANCASTER, Books, Stationery, “Diaries Novelies and Goods atlowest priges. no seagate A Fox Loz Or Bux Boozs TRIAL BALANCE BOOKS, Bookseller, 416 9th ot. INDEX and TIME BOOK! HEROIIERS NOTE-BOO! LETTER-COPYING WoUKS. a ‘and INVOICE, Se eee ING Ts ud IPUTER, SCRAP, PAMPHLETS and” INVOICE FILLS, | WEDDING. ‘i INVE PALS, WEDDING INVITATIONS” VISITING EASTON & RUPP, @11.3m mers, cor. Penn. ave, and 13th st.2.¥. Curse Booxs Caesar Parr ne Home, twelve mos., uniform in size. and style, bound im cloth, wilt, 33 kinds, only 35e. ese! sng paper 74 sheets of paper and enyelopes tom bos The cheapest Albans in the city. Leceiving 4vods di JOHN C PARKER'S, oll 617 and G19 7th street n.w. LADIES’ GOODS. Svzcuz Ovexre or SPRING STYLES In Imported BONNETS AND HATS, ar MME T. B. HARRISON, 1329 F Street, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 and 2. ) THE "and Po; Igdelphia, has opened yernia Fst. n.w., Washingto: latest and coming ies, ent branch parlors . Where he now ives orders, de- rucacures and is egtab- S11, CO) lish’ i ‘To nave advertisement and for k revister sud deposi Within th ail <A prices. | Remember this {x bona6de, positively limited, and is achatice in a lifetime, if ever you wian to lesru this | ihe proctical kuowledse of which is worth 4 hand- 1222 F ST. N.W. “il relercnee, all wnO @ ext five days will be BALGATNS! from the, shoe business, T will | close out iny ext 's' Boots und Shoes at Very low prices tyr cash. Any one wishing to continue the business can buy the Stock,Good Will and Fixtures | atabergain, J.H. VERMILYA, 610 9th st.nw.. | Opposite U. 8. Patent Office. NE, 507 11TH ST.N.W.—CORSETS MADE | Tine$t Shoulder Braces: Heforin Wasts French Corssta incof Shoulder Braces, Reform cGorests untles. Corsets isundried. se18-bm" Mc M, H. Bressasa, LADIES’ DRESS AND COAT MAKER. Jast arrived from Ew ‘Also Ladies’ Seal and Plush Coats relined and altered. Corner 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave., Over Davis’ HatStore. 5-1m ADIES ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES. ing. Nd Seakaee a0 came Thay tats no cal it Amount in Packages or for r Non-fading Qualities, “They do f Sfatnean’ Of Golae oF Ron. fad ‘croak or siuut. ‘For aie b geen de TSCHIFTELY & EVANS, Drugrist, ler or Non: ES SHIELDS ‘Are the best in the world. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS, n27-9,t,th6m i oer Wane, Howsnn & Co, 25 WEST 10TH ST., NEW YORK, WASHINGTON BRANCH, 815 15TH ST. X. W., (Over Hanson Hiss & Co.'s). IMPORTED DRESSES, WRAPS, Erc. ar LESS THAN PARIS COST. _ Orders promptly executed. fennsylvauia AVe discount of 40 per cent from | | lett & Cumston and other Pianos; st jusical Merchandise. We are opening to-day new shapes and decorations in ‘TOILET SETS. ‘The Best we have Bver Offered for the price. WILMARTE & EDMONSTOR, (China and Glaes Importer, 1205 Pennaylvanis avenue northwest, Beans m OARPETS, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS: ‘THIS WEEK, at W. H HOEKES, 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 Sth st_ KX NNN A BBB ESE KK NNN AA BBE KO ONNS AA BBR ke RNR Aaa BE NN A A BBB EKER TANOS, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of prominent makes at all prices. 817 Market Space. E EMFRSON PIANO. firet-clses instrument at a medium price ‘Over 41,000 Low in use. Second-hand Pusnos aud Organs at prices from qeisds Mold cnsunl porte yoae Sayest ansortuneut of S-ccut Music in tuectty. BLABY EBERBACH _ apt 915 Fastrcet. Ewa F. Droor. 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Sat ¥ ¥ & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal- 14 METZEROTT & CO. 903 Pa ave., near Oth st UPRIGHTS FOR AND RENT, NEW AND SECOND-HAND, ‘ATV. BECKER’ EPATES OF PIANOS, XPERIENCE. BEST ERATE 212-3m SEWING MACHINES, &e. T HE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, SEWING MACHINES, with New Automatic Stitch Dial, are speed, lightness of running, strength THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. and (RENCH DYEIN JURING AND DRY CLEAN- | The ring Machine made without spiral E ake FREAD. 1205 New York avo. 2. The cabs Sewing Moriao eat anh ove aioe i aol Gents’ Work of every descrip- | dorseinents uf Washington tion, es ial & CAROLINE CH, Spee ste Formerly nt a2g-3m A. Fischer & Maison Yriese, Paris. fext Leor to Auer Wiss CUNNINGHAM, oa, M's “1310 Sth st. nw, New Hons ‘will alter and reline Ladies’ Plush Coats: eee Thonth of February only. ‘The Best and Lightest Running Arrenvion, Tops, Age MODES IN FINE FRENCH HATR GOODS. NOVELTIES IN BACR COMPFURES, RUSSIAN BANGS. Hat dursciug ty the month. Special witcnton to f dears ye pecial attention “4 NTON FISHER'S NTOSuemical.Dry Cleaning Establishment, Gat nw. y-five yeurs' experience, inthe market. The Largest Range of Work. The Best Attachments. Light Running and Quiet. Ladiesshould call and see ‘it betore purchasing. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., sure and sevit. J. White a Han ae stow. J.B. iD, Z ri \t for Hall’s Forms for e360." Miso Universal Patterns. Fe Sie cert Gentlemen's Gertinye? cisy Velvet and ioe Bresson a specialty, Gentlemen's Olothes ed Sees ealisifor end deliversan ef ‘no trace, My Electric Needle Process is. the only. ah Cloaks, Craps Veils, Laces, Gloves, &e., are. per- factly cleaned by this superior fest Even: ‘Process will not lone their original ‘sla GUPRRELUGTS FATE OBLITERATED. LEAVING for’ this hideous blemish. Plasters, powders, bor ig Oe only Prometes more stubborn growth, Elec” GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Exzzers frie tevatmen As cbildren. MRS. DR. Mis ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 107: Makes Corsets to order in évery styl ‘and finest im Fe Patent Shouts non Corsets and a 9 Corsets and a $1 Corset (Misa H's own nstarent i for the price is tutsurpassed. mag prench, German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 HOTELS. ‘ETHERILL—OOEAN END OF KENTUCKY Ws ‘Atlantic City, N. J. Open March 1 Mes. Me GREE son my Of the Hache ymije1-2m {HE BHELBUBNE, ™ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, a aa fhe xan aii i RE: IT USED TO BE SAID THERE 18 NOTHING LIKELEATHER, NOW IT IS SAID THERE IS NOTHINGLIKEHECK- KS BUCK WHEAT Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8 JENKS & Co. 4831 717 Tra Stazer X. W. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Te Lapse Issravmesrs Peek PIANOS er ce ee Moderate Easy ‘monttly payments, Pianos cote eae weep, Eave | Pararsco Froonxe Mus Paring, ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, 1774. Wer stow. | PATAPSOO, SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PRE. 38 20-3m, 13 N. Charles st. Ualtimore. ki FLOUR OF AMERICA, AND THE BEST IN aa oo — EVERY RESPROT FOR FAMILY USE, G, L. Wa» & Bros The value of Sour de the ESSENTIAL ‘foo 7S at nw, ROSiusnea 1964, | ELEMENTS OF NUTRITION CONTAINED IN THE Kranich and Bich now the leading Pianos ofthe | BREAD IT) MAKES. Maryland and_¥: wheat, world. ‘Newby & Evans and Weecr Hres, ihe best me. | 0m Which our PATENT ROLLER PLOURS are dinm quality; aleo Gally's self-pluyine inetruments. | chiefly manufactured, has long: been conceded to be of Si ates ae alien |e ese al omen ae wo me ANY OTHER, This fact is recownined, countey. Vut in the United Ku the “PATAPSCO. SUPERLATIVE" thetuy clearly demonstrating its: superior, a em for making the whitest, sweetest and tnost melratious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSCO SUPERLA- If he does not keep It and will notet # for 700, yr toturand’ye will eerou know where i¢ can bs Ind. ‘0. A GAMELILL MANUF ACTULING CO. Mye-tthsOm. 214 onstaerce st, Baltamore, Md. Pose Trauax Ouve Ox, As sweet and palatabloas FRESH CREAM. Large Invoices in Stock, ELPHONZO YOUNGS Company, 428 Oth street. _WOOD AND COAL. V BALDWIN JOHNSON, Wholesale and Metail Dealer in Wood and. COMPLETE FACILITIES. FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, | ‘Wood and ‘coal direct from the forests an@_ mines ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealeria COAL AND WOOD. ‘Main Office No 710 Dst. nw. Offices and Yaris— Sthand Bats.c.w.,No. 216 A st ne Coal Depot— Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues s.w. | All Offices are connected with the Telephone Ex- 0022-5, Boy You COAL AND WOOD 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 Yards: 1515 Seventh street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue nortqwest 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 1121 Ninth street northwest. 603 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Corner of Third and K streets northwest, ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest. an ‘Coal. BOTTOM PRICES. | For Kick RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OBTO RAILROAD reer SURDAL JANUARY 0m, 188, Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jan, “For Ghicarw Ihe ana any, soo 1h cs am. and 10:20 wah ‘and siseving care The 11k Tle a Peat Limuved Express for and Gh. noraitwr et 1:10. No extre tare’ ie'charget we'd for fast time. = sod 10 TO-p ge, with tir Prd mide fost guited tras to Ciuciuneil eed Ue Loe Sia0pm No extra fare ts charged on dhis ura fast ime. mA a For Pittsbure at 11-45 and 8:55 p. ‘Cieveland and" Detratt, ‘with Parior aad pyttabune, Sleeping Care to Piltabure, For Lexington and Local Stations, 8:40 am dally, P1Opa andy soe dally ‘and ihteriediate pointe 3:15 pam. daily, oto, bm AY South Sopa aly E90 pak Clempe te 6:40 am. and 12. and 50pm Ga wunday 8 Noam 40pm * 2° Ry toeewren Wasi ‘srrive from the Wert daily 6.20, 7.20 a1 a evand tl pm, Tittle hock Ripe, Aitester, W ry de Grace, 11 30 nam 3.50pm and 10°00 pm. dally. Fim Walndugton, ibe and tntarmedinte north of Baltimore 1150/8 00pm. Bundy. 10-25 an. Sats ee . m, 65 hm, aay except Sunday Niles — From Frederick and tntermediate 2, “Nirsine leave Baltimore for W ealagton at 5:10, 6.30, ve r at 5:1 z: 200, 8:95 and’ 10-30 am, 12-15, 2.30, 04 Meme re et ery Sandio:0am,, -00 and Lip. m. from Washington stop at Relay station, “M0, 3:10. 3 1band 3pm For further information apniy at the Bal and Penneyivania evehuer corner 14th street where ondors munayivania avente, corner 14th = re < ‘will be taken! for hasaruge to be checked in Bad reer al “BAD Lee C.K LORD, GPA General Superintendent, Balthuore. a8 HE GREA FeNNSyLVANIA ROUTE. THE NOH WEST AND SOUTHWEST, DOUBLE TRACK: SPLENDID SCP NERY STEKL KAILS.— MAGNII CLP MENT. AN rece vantau except Saturday, Western Expressat 10 PML. daily, with Sieoyyt Gare Washinwton to Chicago and St Louse, aud Late dd conuecting at. Marrisbure pers for Louiav tie with end Memphis, Pacific Ex: 10-00 P.M. daily for Pi Epte, Gath atta tae dence ae FE md 2 zy Hy i 950, 11-15 423, 4:40, Bat F and 4:40 P.M aay, except Sur Annapo! 72 200, 4: 6. roi imoin 2 AM: AZO 423 te go FH ALEXANDRIA AND, FREDERICKSBURG Ralls WAY, AND ALEXAN! NG! RAILROAD. DKIA AND WASHI 2:3, 4003 aod e471) aM, ya. the South, 6:00, 11 A.M. dafly,an@ 43> PM. daily, except sunday ‘Tra ieape ‘Alcdandeie for W $958 8:10, 10: 10-43 AM. 1:20, 3:00, 3:23, 5.11 and 10:42 P.M. and eer 5:10. s5T0 PM Soon Touuhe he fice arthveant Sor. ». atation, 9:00 —Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville, Pe ee 307. me buly, except Sunday, for Manasma, intermediate | pepe y wing returning, 1:18 pm. 6 ‘ashingtou 8:40 aim. and 3: ‘Through trains from BOuth arrive at Ws 10:65 a.m. car and and checked at mea tO. werner = JA8. L. TAYLOR, azo Geneial Patwenner Agent PROFESSIONAL. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ELZEMONA. 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Heturning TUESDALS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pan., touching at Kiver Land: ingw as far as Nomini Crock, C aud st schedule. Manager. Surrioman, Vi Clements Md. Connects with B. and 0. ‘JOHN B. PADGETT, age’ c.W. RIDLEY, a elo fact ‘Office to. SOC SEE By and Gin sta tw. Fee S002 f9-L50 |s66Cet. te Ha | Massacre axp SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE! @4 PER WEEK, In Daily Treatment, at THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 903 16th st. nw. Ladies and Gentlemen of experience will treat pe- tients at their reaidence if desired. AT VERY LOW RATES. Proprietor and Manager. Office hours:—8 a. m. to 1p. m.; 407 p.m. Inall the Latest Noveltiesia CONSULTATION FREE. f12-1m WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, bo. | YP #5 0A FRENCH os pusinees Meatam, located at 71 ‘st. L. w., where she ss 38 Shirts to Order, Gfor@12 A perfect At guaranteod. | $8 located ut (17 M st. u. w where leaae ELLERY'S, 1337 F street, WADAME PAYS, HIGH CLASS NICURE AND. IN CHTRO! os Cnpata neat oom_| MUSES Sm areqe ATTORNEYS. 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