Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1887, Page 3

pee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1887-SIX PAGES. TELEGRAMS 10 THE Sf THE sTORM OV THE MEXICAN coast. ‘The Orange and Costce Crop in Sinaloa: sald to be Eatirely Destroyed. Sr. Louis, October 14.—A special dispatch to the lobe-Demoerat trou Nogales, Artz, says: In- ense excitement was created here this aiternoon by the report by telegraph that great floods had ercome almost the entire state of Sinaloa, Mex. the foods have vera lng ‘hog Lo the fact that the iim- ph service Was cut Off no of the iansior Was received even in this ety. It has been asserted that a storm was rf: on The guit, Dut no one had an idea that ite extent wasmu ctxt. According to reports rumored bere the storm was general slong the coast. Thecity of Quelito, in Lhe state oF Sinaloa, a town contain- ing’ more ‘than 4,000 people, was almost entire! Washed away, utd many were drow: ‘The storm b on the of the month and continued watil the night Of the sth. The scene a3 deserived by Cry 80 far Coe pa communication could be depicted the most pitiable sight imaginable. Whole farmiiies, [a Tact large Dumbers of tamulien, were seen Hoult upon che raging waters without a helping hear them. No such flood has ever been known in that coun- try and ‘ue People most afflicted arv of the type which would in Europe be designated a3 pewsauts. They are mostly Yuqual Indians, who know little vutside of the simp.é and frugal method of living, and are a classof people wue may be. onfdently looked U,on 43 an ludustrious aud admirable class Of the adlan race. Telegrams frota Mazatlan state that no connec- {ion can be made with that city, and the suppost tion bere ts that Mazatlan has suffered severely. The wires are down and no communication can be had. Further particulars are expected to-night. Dispatenes that bave been sent so tar Lave re. ceived the answer that tne full extent of damage ‘to life and property cannot as yet be learned, and Wil pot for several days It is stated, however, Uhat the entire coffee andor crops in the stale of Sinaiod have deen ruined by the flood, and great damage done to other crops «8 well as the herds ‘Tue latest dispatches state that there has been great damage done all along the coast, but the extemt cannot be fully or apyroximately learned. It ts known, however, that tuere Las been several wrecks on the guit, and tao end Be en AS source cannot be even at. Already seripeions are” being taken up in this city f0r tbe Telief of tue surviving uafortunates, HE LOOKED SEEDY AND WEAK. But the Dudes Who Tried to With Him got Dreadtully Left. Prrsecno, Ociober 14—The Dispatch iells the following xood story: Last evening a seedy indi- vidual, Wearing a long grey beard and careworn look crossed Suilthfeld street toward city ball When be had reached the middie of the street he zed iu the directicn of the city clock long and anx~ lousy. Three dudes stood on the hotel steps, and one of them, dressec {n the Latest fashion, spied the oid man and immediately audrewed bis compan~ fons fo tits manner: “Say, fellows! tkere’s an old guy; now watch me have some fun with him.” ‘The dude ‘ven walked out to the curb, and as the old man re..ched the pavement be was stopped vy Une would-be bumorist, who accosted bim thusis : “Hello! Mr. Drexel what's your hurry? are you on sour way to the bankers’ banquet at the Nonongauela House? Can we Say, you had better fix your hat straight.” And au the Young scump sald this be crushed the stranger's hat over bis eyes and began pulling his beard. ‘The old mao said cotulng UNH after Le bad ad- rushed head-covering. He then calmly “Boys, You shouldn't make @ fool cut of a weak old chap like me when I'm not looking. Now, Young fellows, my hat ts just resting on tue top of ly head. Just Knock it Of and you will see some more tun.” ‘The dude attempted to do so, but the weak old man’s st caught the dude fair on the nose. The clar t few, and the owner of the damaged nose attempted ‘to sirike back, Dut he was not quick | enous, asthe old man gave him anotuer stun- hing blow, whic Knocked him sprawling as far as the car track. One of the failen man’s friends aitempted to inverter, Dut Was knocked down to & jiffy, and “Drexel” was master of the situation. Detetives Shore and Gumbert hearing the squab- Die ran out of the mayor's office, when the feeble Old wan rushed down Virgin ‘alley and out of sight, LUUS escaping arrest. ‘The squelched dude Went to a neighboring barber shop for repairs Curious Civil-ights Decision. Des Morwas, lows, October 14—The Supreme Court rendered a decision here yesterday of gen- eral interest from its bearing on the civil-rights question. A white barber by the name of Ben. Hall, of Oskaloosa, refused to shave a colored man pplied at bi; sop. It was claimed that this Jon of tue statue, and the barber was arrested ind coavicied. ie appealed, and the Su preme Court reversesthe lower court on tue ground that tuere may have been good reasons unassigned for the Durber’s refusal to sbave the colored nan other than ts objection to his color, Had His Nose and Ear Bitten Off. Sr. Lowi, October 14.—At 1 o'clock yesterday morning Jno, Barke, a laborer, residing at 24 mar- ket street, went into the Daly Brothers’ saloon, No. 7 north 7th street, and there encoustered ibe bouncer of the howe, Lee Mathews. Mathews, in~ ‘stead of using bis fist employed bis teeth, und bit haif of Burke's nove and bait of the rigut ear off. ‘OBicers Collins and Wiisoa arrested Mathews, Arrested at @ Dance. 4 YOUNG GIRL T TAKEN FROM A BALL ROOM FOR STEALING Tis DuESS SHE WEaks. Prrrssvxe, Ovtover 14—While a ball was in Progregs in Masonic Hall, Allegheny, Wednesday Right, not a little commotion was raised by the arrest of one of the dancers, @ young lady named Lizzie Daley. She has been living with a Mra Kyan at No. 30 Ferry street, this city, who ap- peared oa tive Dall-room fluor’ accompanied by her ‘Som ond daughtr and an Allegheny policeman, to whom sue ated Gut the lady and caused her arrest, all 3h Miss Daley had taken a dress trom a truck ing to ber. ‘The gicl bud the dress on and Mra. Ryan identi. Bed it. She was placed in the lockup for a hear- ing. At the siatioa she claimed to have bought (ue dress and bad paid $1.50 on It ‘Too Teuder with the “Cat.” 4 BOGUS PRIEST eae oy ‘ASSAULTING A YOTNO Aman name! Damasse Desornurers Ditcasson, Who called bimself a priest, was sentenced, at the last sess.on Of the Court of Queen’s Bench in Mon- treal, to twenty-three montis’ tmprisonment and to receive twenty lashes for having committed an indecent assault on @ young gir. In court the wer d for mercy, pleading that he de- tori Pan some Teilnous iectution and coutlmue his reuctous exercives. The magistrate, iu poor Lue sentence Bamed ay ae took place yesterday morning, in U prowuce of the Jali physician and. other French Canadian doclors and representalives of the pres, ‘be priwuer ws Drougut ito one of the corridors of (he Jal and Ged up toa triangle. A stalwart warden ‘ded the cat, whied consisted of aine Jeagtas of Wulp-cord, each spotted In three The p ead pale and trembled. “One,” said J ie, aud the Cat feik on the prison- sbere tack. “That is sore,” Said the prisoner; fo) Land,” and the whipper Kindly complied Wile ‘ot reques:, and laid og Lue remaining blows ae he were afraid Of dainaging the prisoner's Deck, Att (60: iusten of (he punishment tue | Fiver tnaaked Lae wilpper fOF lis tonderuens J pus ou ls clutkes without any Visible signs pun —ee—____—__ Louw. UR RSGAGES IX A FIGMT IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER axD OCKAD UOT. ‘The Louisville etty counell euamber was turned into a pre ring Wednesday night, and Mayor Koved Wag the champion beavy-weigut of the eveuing. The mayor reeatly resommended that the city buy ths gas works This, It was clauned, Was an election scueme, as a successor to Reed Is to be elected in December. The matter was under ciscassion Weduewtay aigat, Jo: peearing and. speaxin pally, Wilk b desifed 10 keep its property. Tue mayor ciated that tue gas Company used money in Une legiwatave electoO, aRd Mr. Auer. | contended, wii foreibie onylaality, that peo | we Wao Uved in glass houses suouid Got throw ones ‘Tue mayor sald that if Atherton meant That be was guiay Of buying vOles be lied. Ather- to suateued up a Qrimking-gia® aid Uarew it at tue “mayor, who, WILD m beavY Cume, pyunded Aihertou over Lat mead, ringing mi Wheu quit was re-tored Dr. Grillitiss, president of tue Ward Of counciimen, repritmduded the mayor, ad tue latter wade at DLA, arikiog bin With lls fist, but doing no damage. Ubas Kremar, | Wart master, then Wok a baud, and Knocked We mayor dows 'witu «chair, Tbe row Was final petlied altel cousiierubie bivad bad been Dot no Se:Jous dawaye done. 1hisis (he O05 ght im Wulck Mayor iueed has been wince is elec- Ube tures years ago ‘The Syndicate not Alarmed, MR. STRAN PLACKS NO CKEDESCE LN THE LATEST NEWS vuox cama, ‘From the Philudelpiis Prous ty-day. Sunon A. btern, who Is connected with the Wharton Barker Cuinese syndicate, said yesterday that be Bad received Bo Bews (rom China regard- tag the rescinding of the privileges granted by that government, and U did not at govern and they Sid not place any ere suet the vinylic publlated rom he sweod, “i would certainly comiuut to Ke special envoy, 8 P Ma Kiv Chung, os sdcief er ta apace, atte, SRY Waay ees po Fe watene by ‘ee “y Work WiiLOUl payiug BY uileuuion lo Dewspaper Gity.(c hes, and Luere will be bo cunicrenee Om the subject Of Lhe disyatca.” bes oe Yourarc. Dersaviry.—Minule gtoped erat uk Henderson, | ‘WO MORE INDIAN OUTRHEAKS, ‘The Crows Threaten Trouble in Mon- tana the Sioux in Daketa, ‘The Secretary of the Interior has received a tele- Staphic report from Special Agent Howard on the ‘situation at the Crow Agency in Moutana. The agent says: “On Friday evening, the 30th of last month, everything was quiet and peaceful; families were nearly all around the agency to raw their rations on the following day; the agency butchers were slaughtering cattle; a large ‘rain of Indian freight wagons were being unloaded of agency geods into the warehouses; everything Was busy and cheerful. Agent Wiliams and his Wife were on the porch of his house, he reading bis mall, when, about 6 o'clock, the ed ‘Medicine Man,’ und about Mfteen or six! his followers, rode through the agency (the Dutid- ings are in the form of u horseshoe) to the slaugh- ter-house, and then partialiy separated into small Dand,, one of which, five or six in number, headed Dy this ‘Medicine Man,’ all in full war paiot and feathers, and well armed, rode around the agency Duflding, und fired into the roofs of all the houses, Particucarly at Lhe agent's office, on the east side, Where the agency Interpreter was st ANTICS OF MEDICINE MAX. “Medicine Man” then put the gun he carried close to the interpreter’s stomach, and slowly raised ft up and fired it over his bezd. Re then came tothe agent's dweliing-house, on the west side, and fired a volley at tne roof. The Indians were very deflant and insolent, and there was not the siightest provocation for it There were none of the agent's police near at the time, but had there been they could not have arrested those fellows without bloodshed, and, I believe, a gen- eral massacre. I think the agent acted very wisely to not attempting to arrest them with the police force. Two troops of cavairy arrived on the ound sbout 10 p. m., but the officers in charge d not have insiructions to make any arrests but to protect the agent, employes, ‘and property. After the arrival of troops, this same party of In- dians and foliowers continued to muke hostile demonstrations, and sent word to the roops that they were ready tor them, at the same tine re moving all their squaws, old men, and children frou thelr tepees to Lue opposite side of the river. ‘The troovs Went into camp about 11p.im. The agent, thinking everything to be quieted down, reuired and extinguished the lights in tive house, it gang of Indians next went to the trader's store and demanded amunitton, and were, of course, refused. They then fired invo the store, ‘and the trader, wife, and clerks had to barricade the windows with bales of blankets to proie.t themseives, There were five or six Dulict holes shot through the bulluing. The gang kept up ‘their shooting around the agency building, OPENLY DEFYING THE TROOPS, Bearly all night, and making night hideous with their yells, From the trader's store they again came to the agent's house, having been retaforced by several followers, and made more hostile demon- Sirations On the ‘porch of the house were the agrncy Inspector and a few friendly Indians, when “Boy that Grabs," chief of the Indian police, re- ported to the interpreter that those fellows said they had come to kill the agent. An Indian by tue name of ‘Sport’ Weut out and took hold of the ‘Medicine Man's’ horse and told uim that it was cowurdiy to attack @ man When be was in bed, and that the frst Indian who again raised bis i be would kil This demonstration aroused the employes of the agency, and severai of them promptly came to the ayent’s house, arined with weir epig afver which the officer er mand of u @ guard around U agency Dullding, ever which quiet remained until morning. THR TROOPS REINFORCED. “On Saturday morning two more troops of cav- airy arrived at the agency, and for tive or sit ‘hours this gang, aud some sixty or seventy follow- ers stationed themselves on top of a hill over- looking the agency, and atout a quarter of a mile from Where the troops were camped, and dared and defied them to come up there and take th-in— and tney do so yet. In (ue evening they disap- peared, and have been planting the seeds ot dis cord ainong the whole Crow tribe ever since, and Abusing all Crows as being old women, because Chey will not Join them to tight the Wultes, These Indians have ‘not ouly stolen horses from the Ple- ans, but trom white setilers wiong thelr line of piypuering. | ‘Tai ‘Medicine Man.! who 1s the der of this Dad element of Indians, gained nis notoriety very recently. He and a tew bucks ran off 10 # sun-dance, Which Was held at the Nortu- ern Cheyenne Agency some four months ago, and he there stood tie torture so Well that ali tue Io- dians preseut pronounced him a ‘big Medicine Man,’ and gave him tue sword, which 1s usually si¥en in such casses, and he has been quietly and gradually demoralizing the young Crow bucas ever since, Heis a 4 VERY BAD INDIAN, and if he and his foliowers are not arrested all the progress these Indians have made will be lost for Fears to come, and the whole Crow nation become completely demoralized. ‘These fellows made many threats Which Ihave pot embodied here. These are the facts of thts case which I have learned from sources I cannot question. ‘Tue longer the arrest of these fellows 13 put off the more danger there will be. The agent and bis employes are quietly and cautlou-ly attending to tueir usual jutles, DUC OD Lhe outside aii is demoralization, Indians being gathered together In bandson differ: ent portions of the Little and Big Horn, having abandoned their farms, and, uppurently, walling fo see What Will be the result, aud, also, aaxtousiy fearing raids from the Piegais, who are reported to be Out in several bodies, Soine of the old 1o- ans are couing in daliy, trying Lo apologize for the conduct of “these belligerent bucks, and some condemaing their action, but say they Will never Surrender. “There 13 ode company of intautry here. Gen. Dudley, the commander, has, in every particular, acved with promptness, and bas tendered two troop, to remain here to-day aud to- morrow during the issuing of rations, but the agent fis declined to accept tein, Uniess "to arrest. of- fending parties, as the prescace of troops ouly ex- elves the Indiaus.” ic ‘S1OCX STOPPING THE ALLOTWEXT SURVEYS IN DAKOTA. he Secretary of the Interior late yesterday sternoon received information that the Indians ‘on the Crow Creek and Lower Brule reservation, in Dakota, had, by their threatened violence, stopped the allotment surveys in progress on tne reservation, and that further trouble 13 feared. Secretary Lamar has hud a consultation with Gen, jueridad, WHO leaves to-day for the West, and, 1¢ iy sald, steps wil be Linimediately taken to tweet the eulergency and fesuine tue work. Gen. Shert- dao sald lust night that the trowbie at the Crow Creek agency was not at all serious, and that from his thorough knowledge of tue country and its adulrs he was confideat no serious trouble would Occur. ‘This agency should not be connected 1n any way with the Crow Iudian agency. ‘The vccu- Dants of tue Crow Crees reservation are not In- diaus of the Crow tribe, as tue naine Would Lmply, ut of the Sioux tribe. ——2e9—_______ ‘The Rattimore Outrage Trial. ‘THE CASE GOES TO THE JUKY, WHO CANNOT AOREE, ‘AND AKE LOCKED UP YOR THE NIGHT. ‘The fourth day of the Kiston trial, at Baltimore, was taken up principally with arguments, after which the case went tothe jury. The only wit ness (or the defense was the car conductor, with whom Mate Kilton and Miss Powell rode out to the park and back, ‘The American says: Kilton Ms.ened to the arguments of both counsel with Lnterest, but he slowed no emotion ull Mr. Heuls- ler referred to his mother and his being riendiew aod alone, "ne opening address was made by Deputy Btate’a Attorney Campbell. He told tue jury it was a sad Guse. He Wished them wo put that all aside. Kilton had bad a fair trial, He stated the facts in the case, and quoted (row Greenicaf as to What fape Was, and Lue law bearing oa it. Mr, Camp- Dell argued Laat the reason tue prisoner took tue long Way was to keep the girl long in his tolls, and to “arTy OUL Lis Villainous scheme, He referred her purity in high terms, und went over tne evidence carefully. He dwelton the fact of the + me because ine deiense put so much stress upon ft. He was followed by Mr. Charles W. Heuisler for te defense, Mr. Heulsier commenced speak- Ing at twenty-five minuwes to 12. He argued that Killoa Was Rot resisted in bis attempia “The next day,” he suid, “when he Was € all Loe seratehes that could be foundon him was a iccle some: Hing On Lhe right side of the cheek.” Air. Heulsier spose aa hour, ‘The speech received lucy attention. fr. Joa. S. Heulsler made the first address after the recess. He dwelt upoa the fet that the guilt ‘0; the accused must be (uly proved, In the course Of ls Femarks Mr. We “ice ‘sald he was. a lawe — bonne but ene it wus a clear and weil~ puuded Cause of Ta, Was in favor of lyach law, and that when the ravisher ‘had a rope placed bout bis neck and Was swung tothe De rest syca- more he Was giad of it, ana people looked com- placently on It and sald: “It is well done.” He suid (rom the standard of the testimony that had Been offered Miss Powell's Lestlinuny was got Only Vain, Dut false. Yet, be did not wish to slander the young women, He suid Kiltop would nave mode all the reparativa he could have made, but At was all frustrated by tue unvortunate Fash uct of ber father, Whew ue Lhreatened tokill the young man, Wauen Mr. Heulsier reterred to the youn man's mother, Ki\ton, who bad borne up very weit broke dowa voupletely and wept. seemed lerly unnerved. and more so tuan at any tune Soure'and achalf, snd wheu he inchoate oe alt, a he Luished touk & recess Ul 4:30 p.m. = ir. Kerr sp ke aller the recesa. He told: that it wus either a case of rape onno Tape tne verdict should be either guilty or net guiity. At 7:15 O'clock the case was giv n to the Jury. When Mr, Kerr concluded bis gave asigh minutes: agreement. ‘The jury sent Dack the empha ‘there was not ibe slightest tof i Sosa iets Sate AN Se re ea ebovkli ragedy, Which w: ihmtts of the town early yesterda: H g £2. EARLY TO Deara.—Food - Dighly excited orate aioe ctapigarte : FE if i i i He EF the two hai dice al ue ‘The false entries On the books and the pecuttar way draft stubs had been handled lately were a Surprise to all who had a hand in the examina- tion. | Tm many cases the stubs do not correspond with the drafts, and tn each case the Graft was for much more than indicated on the stud. The Printed numbers on the drafts were frequently erased and other numbers written in, and the or- der of draft numbers was disarra: ‘within few days Hicks had put in as agsets of the ban! ‘two checks of the Vermont: Lumber Co., drawn on a Springtela amounting to $50,000, ‘These are worthlesa, Hicks bad considerable in Tey sunE in the lumber company, which has goue under. ‘Hicks 18 ow said to have been the principal owner Of the concern. His confession in regard to the lumber company is that sme years ago the bank was found ot bad debt and took a large tract of uimber land in Vermont. It was not yht safe to hold the land, so he says he of- fered to felleve the Dank Dy buying the tract, The Vermont Lumber Co, was of which Hicks was chief owner, and other tracts were ought. A mill was built and operations vegan. Loveless, Furr & Co., then having an ofice ia Springiid, Mass, were the company's selling agents. “Lilcks expected to clear the land at a Profit of $50,000, but 1t proved to be a poor invest~ ment, It ts now that it ts but a repetition of the old story of speculation and the use of the bank’s funds to aid in repairing the losses, OTHER CROOKED TRANSACTIONS. ‘He has bad large dealings with T. H. Brady, a New York cotton broker, and has sent him drafts to the amount of $74,001, as now appears by the books. His ‘transactions have been going on since 1872, when he took his position as cashier Of the Dank. "Many wonder why he did not flee to Canada before the development took place, It is likely that he was putting the matter off hoping that before his transactions would be made public he could make enough Dy speculation to cover bis embezziements. It bas algo been discovered that hicks tas been issuing certificates of it ate per cent interest, The examiners Cel eer 3 in these certificates, all held by residents of stafford, Tolland, aud adjoining towns, some of the certif- cates being for very small aimounts, ‘This is all Ite had asked the people of Stafford Springs Tuesday afternoon who was the most ublic-spirited man im the borough three out of four would have an.wered R. 8. Hicks He seemed to be the person who united the triendship of the young wen with the confidence of the older busi- eas then, His push and drive in developing the Place hud given him such a hold on the community wat the mere {act that his bane was connected with an enterprise was enough to insure Its being faken up by scores of people. ‘The roads on the terrace, the water company, the agricultural asso- ¢lation were but a few of the enterprises in which be was the leadi spirit, and of the prin- cipal blocks in the town were owned by him. He had lala the foundation for & new block opposite the bank which he ruined that was to be the hund- somest building tn Lown, and was to contain a hull for entertainmenis and forthe gatherings of the Young inen of the village. He an electric. light ‘company for the viliage and a charter was u.alned from the last leyisiature. He tx about tuirty. 3 is a nat of land, Ad bog dn his earecr ass banker usw clerk fo the Te Bank. ‘Train Grews Violent. AN INCENDIARY SPEECH TO THE ANARCHISTS’ SYMPATHIZERS IN CHICAGO. ‘Turner Hall in Chicago was crowded Wednesday Bight when George Francis Train preached @narchy in terms as rabid as were ever heard at the Lake Front or the Haymarket, His caution of the night before was thrown aside and he excelled Dimseif ip his defance of the afty policemen in citizens’ clothes who were there ostensibly to sup- Press him 1f he grew “tnflammatory.” “T am here,” suld, ~to emancipate Chicago from the rule of the band of ruMans I ever ‘saw and to dump the wuole corrupted concern into ‘the lake. Ali in favor of dumping the corrupted Sgacern into the lake guy ‘aye."” (Aye, with cheers, “I ain @ gentleman,” Train shouted. “1 have been tue honored guest of statesmen and law- kivers and Tu not oe insulted by 8 miserable mayOF and rufManly police, All in favor of my not being, suited say “aye."* {One wild, uproarious “They try to bulldoze me and threaten to arrest me. Tey dare not. If you tell me something stronger to say I'll way It, All in favor of carrying dre-arms say “aye.” 8 Ube hoarse and yell subsided Train, ith bluzing eyes, stood on tip-toe and shouted: efed une Fegeensi te eestaats Will the police now step forward and arrest me if they dare?” Amid the tumultuous {which followed the scores of police present glunced (or orders at Caj tain O'Dennel and Liettevant Slayton, Dut these chiefs merely blinked their eyes nervously and did not move, ‘Train introduced Mra, Parsons, who spoke [OF ® quarter Of an hour in her usual style. “The Suvreme Court,” said she, “sald that Parsons entered the conspiracy when ‘he went upon the Haymarket armed with bombs, How mucu for truth and valor? Here's the bombs that Parsons Vook that night and bad with bun uy, ‘SO Saying, she seized her two ci a Girt aud’ wed them upon the tabla.” ‘The sue dience cheered for ve minutes, “Phree cheers for the bombs,” bellowed Train as soon a8 he could be heard, and once more the tumult arose, ‘Train called for volunteers to sell his paper in the audience, and in the face of the fact that the police bad sald it suould not be sold in the nall tue eager salesmen exceeded the supply, and te Pagers were distributed wituout interference, he mayor yesterday morning directed the po- lice department to Suppress Train, and to not thin to, again, If he makes any further demonstrations he will be taken to the lock-up and kept there until be can be leguily adjudged insane and committed to a lunatic asy- lun, 4. raim, foding the police determined to suppress hs turd r uteeranoes, bad lett Culeago and gone ——_——eee_______ Suicide of @ Musician, HE PLAYED A MOURNPUL AIR OW BIS VIOLIN AND THEN SEXF 4 BULLET THROUGH Mis BRAIN. From the Fhiladel; his Press, October 14. Henry Singernoff, a German musical professor, who two days ago took board at the New Great Western Hotel, 44 North Broad street, played a ‘a farewell air on his violin yesterday afternoon, and then shot 4 bullet through the center of his forehead. The man, whose name on the hotel ‘the Wagon.” fren, « boy and looked like “singehoft,” put read differ- inted in nis ve bis Ssenarn ‘When he put up at the hotel he had very little vangaye. Probably that part of ft he valued most Was the violin, Singerhoff was about forty years or and be bad a sa! beard. He wore his hair long and brushed It back over his head. His ivMaived but they 4oe the impression couches likely that he bad so trleuds in Philadelpiua, wut se a Visited the city on the lookout for some’ musicul ——— oa on ednesday before is rooun, be exchanged civiitles with the netel eters and that says that he seemed cheeriul enough. Very ttle was seen of him yester iay, out iu the afternoon the sats Mstemed Lo thé professor was notes ‘one exception, thus in under the control of s committes eleven ure ica ss eet eee il are two “one in Boston, KING'S PALACE. MAILLINERY AND GL@AKS SHOULD NOT NEGLECT TO CALL AT KING'S PALACE, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST ASSORTMENT OF iF} my wn 3. anes Famwe oy “Ty Clk Of OF} UF} Eee . ELWETS, Ay pte ts Py hy ne = be AND OTHER ARTICLES IN THE FANCY LINE. CLOAKS, eabaie: CLOAKS. ‘WK HAVE ON HAND 850,000 WORTH OF A BOD Ht ERE gS, > LABIES: MBM 11 8S g88g ERE 988y 7 PAIS SES. AND HORE BS, BEER No CriLBneee Ss 900 00 i Af Gh 2A ER ry STYLES OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION AND DE- SIGNS, AT REMARKABLE LOW PRICES. SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING AT o7 814 SEVENTH ST. N. W. A Posricat, Errvstox ¥OK THE DIFFUSION OF VALUABLE INFORMA- To the confusion of those whe labor under the delu- sion that hich prices alone attract trade, and who bold fo aud trauimsct bu tnees Under the false und Betiuous ‘des that every budy {ndxes an arvjele by ite price, ‘Let us reason toyet! ‘that the mands s n Let us po ‘of der hoary winter, y and desire, fou undoubtedly ne walt c? heavy. welbt. siete. and desire to make yur purchase where relist ia Chenterhe debut Gat awsrest #8 00, gS 40" bar 60.50, BOTS 8 thread Brices are reasonable for goods that are i} durable and nest— wer ae ‘and protect you, and shall goed asyet ty oney tate on # coat, never mind the goat, ‘If we let him xo he'll but you, etwas PERE EEE te or of oe Tarts ene, Breet aes : e botlouy out ot funey cote, ests We make meuti the female m fanulty only, because experience bee teeny us Indice are uct only the ‘beat Judges of the quality make of goods, but also dispiay exquisite fate in Gar vent hoon Bepartogus is far ga otoning tr . 48, GT, @550, eie7, 90, 0015, Prices, $1.75, $2.2 S020 7thst niwe rer ms Te 927 and " Strictly One Pric 010 Open Ssturday until 1i p.m, Se GAAREERS Szatox Prany, oS 1 Penny & : aiage DRS ESSEE TS AOURIEY vance, MY NEW IM) ET OZTION IS NOW UPLN, eee an tece phic Tet onus OF PLACK-ARD.WHILK AND GAY ‘DEES Goops. ‘THE »ELECTION OF GUODS ESPECL x f nm if THE MOST KELIABLE ANI vt C" SOF FABUICS {8 THR MOST PRGELOE ‘BLACK. ESTLEY's SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, $1 TO ENILED'S SILK WARP IMPERIAL SERGI PER 4 ARD. _ PILEYS MA LHOSS AND PRINGETTA aR, PRL TO $1.50 PER SHE ee PL LUPIN'S CELEBRALED MOURNING af KAYE LONG, KALETL NOM: pri EBASTOPOL mOUCHE, peiiay is, SRUNGED S"BSTRR 5] EKED. vi chat AND NOT Ss MOUKNING HANDK! PUES mR a ‘BKALON Fangy, Femngins ee Ua se. ia Norame Lae Ir 1x THIS CITE IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS Ui CHECKS, COR, 7TH AND G BTS, A Heavy Mixed Cheviot Suit at 96. Be, have,s full line uterray ane Sack Batt tn ‘Cheviot and oy nt you. oS da0hd a Cosas Winter Orevonte S at's aie oo ‘Bulte and Overcosts, gut? BAY? © Full ine of Optidsen’s Suits, from 62.50 aye hare © full line of Childzen'e Overposte, trem @8 LONDON AMD LIVERPOOL CLOTHING a7 = Cane Toone ee, pos “Tite GonconD HARSEaa™ A Pull Gioo. ut all kinds Kept constently on bend. beware us Lmitations. ‘be Ware of Name and Mumbes ‘LOTS & BRO, 407 Pawns, Avarun, Adhining Fetunel Hots bee wenan ott rus cena bg tenn ron na AES Ee ‘Sbuck Mattresses, Safe, Couch, Bed Lounges. Extension ‘Teblea, Refrigerator, Wardrobe, Ash Bedroom Sete, Drangeta, Oil Cloths, Sideboard, Hair Cloth Furn'tu:e, Crockery, Cook and Heating Stoves, and housefurnieh- ings generally. ole Rt IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CASES 1 > EMBRACING SINGLE AND DOUaLE’ Hisctatuss aie Acie ano Cocus CALE Or Thi FinkeT Vanities, Ge AUorIOk- AY, OCTOBER SEVENTEEN’ 1887, sCBEVERAE: QP7ORER, SEVENTEENTH. 1887, Heal a chiotes cotcigameat at henna Beek mea Bats ‘Witl'be sola in lots to sult the trade and private OBERT VOSE & CO. Real Estate Agente, 300 B street southeast. Dinall Frame, House, No,’ 30 Drstroet south. geet, between Third and rourth atreets. in equate; 792, with 1,240 Oy feet of laud, will be svid! PAB OUR POR. Calg BE lok iecvetb see ‘and 40 feet in depth. ee oyun, nd made known ris easy, old doe18-3e HUBERT VOSE, Auct K. FULTON, Auctioneer. ° esa 1 AUCTION SALE OF FONFEITED PLEDGES sell at avetion, at my store, 1218 Pa srezycumenciig TUEnDAY' GOLOBER High: TEENTH, at TES O'CLOUK A’ we * farted in shelf departuent, rom, Nos. 19,06 1o#1,486 Inclusive: sale to consist of Ladies Gents cloth of all uads, fate snd, Bed Dress Books, Boots, Shoes, Guna, Retolvers‘Canca, Umit Oper Ginswes, Musical "and histiersatieal Inatenooests Pies tures, Piated-ware, fc.” Baie will ‘couliuue moruinies _—__AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION_SALES. EEKS & f Betioneers, a __THIS AFTERNOON, tie ‘fo-monROW. Ww “eel “Opposite City Post Office, HHOMAS F. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. |OMAS DOWLING, aucuoness. — ikperere, oF ¥, UNIMPROY: UPRIGHT BRADBURY 1 GPECTAL AVOTION SAL” OF HOUSEHOLD FUB- sist Maen tgate ct ITURE, CAKPETS, STOVES, Bo, By vigtue of s deed of trast duly recorded WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS, MUNVAY, OCTOBER | {i'r No, 1047, folie eet SSS es SBVENTEENTH, AT TEN OOLOCK. Fae the ary cs “od the weiss theveta Stoves, Ge. Oe. Entire effects of s family, Mirrora, Bedsteats Scribede we wltealo4 pa Sew atta coechaey. Nibaad Unchuber tiie, Satay: stata sium eae EER Poreod i pre: : Suite, M. Top Tabie, Bedd-ng, Buresus, Washstands, | Sa¥st® 00) a Hi of-dts Bihday of February, 1880. res corded, the frst one in Liver 1 other in” Liber" 1158, ~ folio.” 404. two tera records er fd na frustee, wi Ticaettons fa front of the nroniies, on ¥OuKIEENTH DAY OF OCTOBEL 1 and being iy the City uf wash au i the Kimbia snd Knows and described a MuLdred and two, Raving & {rout of street northwest, the saine Story bay window Brick D e uid a5 Seywosit at the 1 coe pail as a deposit st the t stv twelve mouths frou the estat six ‘aunt Satistactiou of the trustee, or all cash at the: the parchuser. ‘Term: six days from the day" af 10 o'Glock and evenings at 7 o'clock wutil all the jots | Tisk® and coste of defeultiug Ge ithe) FRANK FELTON, 1swabroker and wuctioneas Giasie™ | _08-dede OBERT YOSE § 0. coop aa EORGE W, STICK! VALUABLE BUILDING LoT BY AUCTT On TUESDAY, 10) NTH, BALF-VaSt FOUR OULOGE EM This To his si.uated un 12th at ee., between Band C sta, feo uare feet is Ta juare 990, and contaitis facel ent netchborho dant is woriiy tue stieutiun of buyers. Title perfect. ‘All con’ “ing at the cost of thy: purchaser. "8100 deposit required. ROBERT VosE, Auctioneer. WAXTER 3 NILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers SALE OF CONDEMNED SIOKES A RACK, WASHINGTON, OQTOBER NINETEEN | H, A.M., we shall sell, at public auction aa Carini denied, arucl SSlinws, Bayonet Scabbards, Suvords: vaist Bel nvernacka, Cautectis, Old 1tob, “Brass, “Truin. its, Knap- pots Drums Cresteas end re nts and Straps, Swe Ente, Desks, Cults, Stoves, C old Mail Wacom, Ge. ‘Terns cad Frogs.1con ta, Kua, Matuine, at tt weof sale. By order of the i and Quartermaster U.S. Marine Gorm. "WALTER'S, WILLIAMS & OO. Auct. od OVERNMENT SALE OF BUILDING AND ‘M.tcrial at Pension Office —on MONDAY UCIOBER SEVENT ENTH, 1887, com- ‘O'CLOCK, we will sell at the Pensi at, between 4th and oth streets n. w.. Slot of Building and other Material not used in the gouatruction of the buik idings, Store aud Lime Houses, Feaffold Poles and Planks,Sioves and Degas, and. t..er icles. By order of tuo fee DUNCANBON BROS, Auctioneers: HOB. DOWLING, Auctioneer. ARUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME HOURE 0: NTH OR T STREETS, BE- TWEEN FREDERICK AND FAYETTESTREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. dated the first day of | ai of the Interior. old-dte By virip. of deed of tru r {ello 456, et sea ous Of the ‘Land “hecords for Waalington Oounty in the District of columbia, dy diraétiou uf the party sepured thereby, the tuuder- wd trustee will wed uf ont of the, premises. on OND AY NOCIOBER U4, iss at'a'S0 ulce e following Droverty, "designs certaln pete oe we ‘ground situ 1 of: being “in tT irekeld's ate ‘addition to Georvetown, D. C., an described an follows: Begin ning tor th same e uth sid- of 7th or T atreeta he datance of one hundred ‘aud tft fee from ue intersection of 7th aid } redenck streets, and ruuning thence westerly thirty feet on 7th street; thence -outh gone hundred snd thirty feet; thence east parallel with Fuh atrect thirty fect; thence north by amt with the division Colhout"s gronerty oye hundred and thirty = wore or i¢ to “re ei peciins = couveyanciug ‘and. recet 16200" depoait will be required at sale, 'W. H. HANEY, Trustee. MPROVED PROPERTY ON C STREET BETW ELEVENTH AND TWELF 1H 511 WEST, BEING NO, 1212 CSTIE, gn, MOKRDAs AFTEKNOON, UC Ge preusloen: part lors. sass Sea trouting 50 TS festonso tract with ‘Sapp. of 70 feet, improved by Hi eehlet OP. sade 3.3 Gad 3 notes to bar G per c.nt interest froin day of sale Payable semj-aunually orall cash ut option ot pur chaser, 8 deposit of $200 required at sale. Convey- ‘ke, at purchasers’ cust. ‘Lerms to be cou piled with Poitdeds DUNCANSON BROS. Auct. ETS NOKTH- ‘in 10 days. FICE OF DANENHOWER & SON, and Insurance Brokers, eal Nataee on Ub Hr occct oortatest, A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY PEED Ad A STORE ASD Bu AT SOUTHEAST COK- SIR. ETS SOUTHEAST. the city of Wasting ‘The north thirty-one ‘cast by the w. ole depth, {81 2008 10% ), 40 square ) improved ‘store and. nee Toru; All cash. A deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale. If terns of sale are uot complied with Puttin, ton Glo dave trom male the ‘ruatces reacrve r the rij resell the periy after that time at the Hak abd cot tthe deta 4 ny 'M. W. DANENHOW. Wasitivarox HOES wun} ‘Trostecs. _THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. ret UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF TWO-5 (ORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. 903 r Ar NO. 005 TENTH STHEET SOUTHEASI, AUCTIO! By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of hey Dunne ‘of Colum ‘Ustober’ if 1847, tn the case of Igabel F- Ruvtt et al ve, H. il A. Dickerson et aly equity, No. 10970, Poetiteett stn ction i front of the MVE OCLOCK +. Me that part of tot TL re Mee jot 11," in square HEV SPes tees pemeatce et tis ts caret the southeast corner of ot 10, im sald square aud rin- ning thence w. 8} (hence #. 27, thence @. 81, 0%, thence n- 27, to place of beginnitig, with all thé rovenents. ‘erm of sale: One-third purchase money cash, bal- ance que and two years, interest six per cent Iroin day. gt sale. Dayable pemi-sunually, secured by deed, of trust upon ty aold or all cash. xt the vption of urchascr. A deposit of $100 required ut tune of aale ferms of sale to be complied with within teu dis ter sale or trustee will sell at cust of defaulting pur- chaser after five days’ public notice in the Evening = THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trusteo, 06-dkas 456 Louisiana avenue HANCERY SALE OF HOUSE NUMBERED 400 REN QENSEY AVENUS NORTHWEST, ¥ADH- LB Wives decree of the Supreme Court of the im equity sitting, passed on the Tour day of Mays A. Der dee in the consolidated Causes numbered Feapectively OOIS. equity docket 25, hd 10245, equity docket 26, the underaizucd, as U trustees appoint said decree, will sell af public Baier Oey OP SctostsM ab iat she Dour of SALE Past aoe O'CLOCK P. M. jumnbered nineteen uw division of lots lettered A, 2G, Smith's, vision "Letuis of sale as prencribed by suid decree: Jot the within TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HANDSOME DW: HOUSE, No. 1100 VIRGINIA AVERDE SOUT Nirtue of a deed of truatto us, recorded in. ber No 118m fol Het se one ot the land records ut of the purty” thereby: secured, and of th ras ep on WE 4 OCTOBER, A. D.." 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, sivonlot twenty (30s! Abram Fe Berk re Peconded subdivision of part of Original iut seven (7), 1" square three hundred and tweuty teat the 11th stret ard Vingita av-Lue southwest fronts 20.08 feet om anid a fort” wide at the rar, O44 feet. The lot is imuproved bi & handsome brick dwelling, containing nine rooms medern Laprovements Hi ‘Terms of sale: Au indebtedness of 5,500 now rest ing on, sald property to be anstuzed by ihe purchaser, With the interest thereon from the duy of aale, bal nes 8 follows: “Twenty-five hundred dollars cast and the Pesidue in one note st twelve mouths, bearing #1x Cont from ‘the day of sale, and. secured "by a deed of trust on the property sold. A it of $100 will be required at the tine of sale. All conveyauciug at the cos. of the purchaser “Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within ten dayy the trustees reserve the Fight to resell the property after five days’ advertise- ent wt the cost aud risk of the defaulting purchaser, WILIIA}. W. bOAKMAN, PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNEM OF | NINE TREEN1H AND G BIREETS NOKLHWEST By virtue of a deed 0. trust recorded amon | records of the District of Columbia. in 1:70, folio 388, et seq.,1 will oer for Runveauction: in fruit of the prenises: FidD a... HE TWEsT\-FIEST DAY OF OCTOBER A. 18b7, at HALF-PASL FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., Lot tered’it, in Georve W. Rxgy' duly reeurded subdivision gf part ot square numbered 141, in theeity of Waeb- ingcou, D.c his’ lot has » front of 25 feet onG@ street north and 121 feet on 19th street west, and ia Amy ty Dick residene; with) larwe beck bullduny ‘stable on rear ot lot. of sale: Oue-third of che purchase the balance in two equal installments ut spectively one aid two years iter the date of sale, wi interest At six per veut per an... paywble sein ually, to besecured by ‘the purcuaser’s notes abd © ded of trust on th. property, or all du cash, at the pur- Chaser's option. and recording at purchaser's cost. 0 will be required at the titue of i the terus of sale are rot complied with 1a twenty days after day or sale, the property will be Fo. wold af the Fisk aud cost of the detaulay i REGINALD Fiatbati 50). a haa a depth of SY. 1a the ber! ) IMPROVED, T BEING No. 1307 FIKST SOUTHEAST. By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of, the District of Col Mequity Cao No 105s) OF AST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all thst piece QF rel ot ground fp dhe city of Washin- ton, D.C ‘Down and described ob the plist or fet of said City ax, and "bettue part of. Lot ttubered fourteen (4%, 58 Syuare nitmbered seven hundred aud three (70%), Sliniu fur the sige ata point um the live of Lat atrect fast thirty-seven (37) 1eet ‘nine (®). inches from the Dortheast corner of said fot, and. runmins thence souty Twenty-seveu (27) feet thee (3) iuches, thence east bisty-civut (O8) feet fu" (4). inches: ihe.ce Doria Twenty-seven (27) feet saree (3) inches, anid “thence West sixty-eivht «O8) feet four (4) incber'to the isco Dr bectntlie, torether wt bt inp rovementa t whiel peo & House, with a ‘brick Toanent col stories. sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase mon y iu cash. one third im six mouths, end one-third in twelve munths fro the day Of sale, or all cask, at the option of the purchaser, the deterred payments, it any, to be secured by deed of trust upon the property, with Juterest thereun af the Fate of six per ceutum per annum. A deposit of ope bandred duilars: (#100) wilh be required at the time of wale. All couveyanciug at purch sere openers, If the terms of sale are not complied with in 0) days from the day of. sule the property will be Feadld at risk and cost of the detat I Reyer MICHAUD L. WALLACH, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. 012-eodada W2EKS & 60. Auctioncers CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE D REAL ESTATE, BEING TRENISES ROe 719 EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST, WASHISGTON CITY, D. By virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court of, tie’ “iatriet of Coluubia, Eevee Oecober ath th equity cause Nu, 107011 will eell at rub De atiction, iu irout of the premises out UESD. the EIGHTEENTH DAY UF OCTOBER tee HALF-Past £OUR O'CLOCK F31.. partol loth Dered twenty-thre. (23), im squsreuuincred pine btn red aud four (004), im te city of Washinton, District of Columbia, beztuniiue at poiut on Sti stteet eaves Sistgut two buudved atid uine (209) sect aix (0) inches south from the uortbeast corner of said s uate awd Funuing thence west oue hundred and ine (100; seet ‘one G incls toa public alley, ‘the Thue ur suid alley twenty-one Col) feet ws (B) huh thenes east ohe hundred aud nige (10) feet, one Ct ineh to suid Sth street and thence vouth aloug the lige Gini street to the pace f unig, proved by Bue three-story brick dwelling’ house’ with two-story we “Terns ot suio ga prescribed by the decree: One- of the purchase to. be (wid. within ten dupe 0 hall be paid when iDelivuperty te sirack oft att the tatance thereat wal iuataiimenta, st one aud two years w setfrom the day ‘of sale, the said dcferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the proy sold. or the purchaser pay al) cash at bis All con~ veyanciny at pr ‘scost, Terms ‘be com) lied with'iu ten Gaye trum sie, otherwise reserves the rig at ‘YY SALE OF ¥ AT THE 5 CH (PAYETE. WASHINGTON, D, C. virtue of a decree of the Supreme aie birinctot Columbia passed of, ‘23d day Of Septeuber, A.D. 1887, in equity cause No, 10076, we will offer at public auction, on TULSDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTUBI Ore A in"frout of the premises, beatuiiue et HALE-Past POUR UCLOCK E tiv and tontinting taut ‘the Tote into wuleh the Parcel is subdivid: offered. that parcel of Teal evtate lying und being ta the city of Geursetown, in the ‘District of volun known as louninety-four (04), in Threlkeld’. sddittos to Grunwctuwn. 1, This property wall be subdivision a yarty tine aud place of wale vermin of ey ee nu yaid, secured by deed “of ann ta) er peter raen tl pauaead pe iu ten ea WM KING, luz 4140TH 8T.8.W. FALL STOCK PRE Rvae ht Siu dR riretht Hea Ar Unase orgRER, D> HUST GEARS SORT ne gered eS) 937 Ya ivesoenr fokat_ Mas cy re A 9 Pianos, WITH Tho. E ELLIE & OO. 957 Pa ave, sear L0uh st, Bos. attachmen can other piste, he repdered alinowt OF thone who wish to praction wi jarbing their iamily or ay O57 Pa ve. near 214-1 __ 937 Pa ave, near 10uh at, ANOS IN GOOD PLAYING Panes ier wonta "TNO F RLLIS bod 14-1 37 Pa ave., near 10th j ‘UPRIGHT ANI Prices and NE. PIANO, SQUARI Grand, at moderate Ptrumeuts taken iu payment for bew. ‘We will sell » handsome striped brown GOS8AMEB for Ladies only, worth 61.75. BAU RDS ‘THE UNRIVALLED SOHMEK PLANUS. ‘We ober great tanvaiue in se cnd-band Toles ofS caf 10-ceut aboot tas Sotatag Cincrenrxo axp Harowax Pussos ak ‘Le rent aud evld op montily peymente, aa Diauos re) aired, stored, tuped. and moved W. @ METZEROTT & ©o, 930-1 ‘7TH, STH AND DSTREETA | e273 vos. ADIES' ATTENTION G. L. Wao & Broa. PE. 700 that. w. AM M. BMITH. Late of New York, «, ey pega ra Havthvern, scares Beles aur ys and Orvans moved. or rented a eee per ‘Guin oud Fepearin = x oR A ta ‘We beg to call your attention to the five following s, hy ‘Feasons why you should by this Coreet in preference . * toall thera, None of the five advantages have ever Praxos been sccomplished im any other Comet, We have | UNFQUALLED IX TON: TOUCH. WOREMANGNIP Chousanda of voluntary testimoalale from ladies who | _S1:COXD-HAND PIANOS a hie amurtnent of prominent fat all prices. have worn TADS FO RENT. we. cree J oo. sr et Space. at Do Nor Prnomaar UNTIL YOU BEE THE EMPREON Prawn. A thorvugsiy first-class instrument at a medium prise, ‘Over 41,000 now in use. HER EERE ES Jot st SSS. nop PERSP Beast ws wascainaen a eee SECA. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. FIRST—IT 18 THE ONLY CORSET EVER ris ‘that will: the ett increase the of Stara di Latent Ws lous Yo Ts Biaen SECOND—IT 18 THE BEST AL SUPPORTER OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FUR- Slaw oe SITURE, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS THIRDIT 18 PROOF AGAINST PERSPIRATION aes tee oe gi ticg 4 STYLES ARE NOT BETTER, ‘Wear, stretch-or break tbe waist he bonee never | PRICES AS LOW FOR SAME CLASS OF SS G00b8 A8 CAN BE FOUND, WE Do OF FOURTH-IT NEVER CHANGES ITS FORM, Ack 40U TO BUY. always ite origit ‘shape; it is invaluaule to sop (py SOME BIG DERIVES IN FURNITURE FIFTH-IF THE MEASUREMENT 18 Face Tatwalt ‘ateereelon wear with | ped | O01 Sears Speen, Confort of give such form Beate Hesrmo Stoves. PRINCESS OF WALES COMPANY, Jn selecting 4 Heating, Stove tt wil be to your iter: iTo (eat to inspect our immense assortment, em Urscine | psec esas styles apd the latest designe, which we are offering of Kept in stock and recommended by mer, copeciaily Latrovesaud Wurneces, A call vespest LANSBURGH & BRO, taliy solicited. a a DOUGLASS & BRO, >a tea, ae a nijenae SF ENTS ALTERED, Sieg Pee SERIE | Gaver —— “yiesa Mise 3 Senin meties oare daily receiving our Full Supply of Corpets, eee reads RRANCHES-AUTIOTIC- | ug Murtions Wiltone, Bigelow. Lowell and Mestions 408 West 28d stneet New Yorks fathtatory pter | Brumel:, Mouuites in tice pattrme: Lowa at MSF es 2090.8 BT, NN HAR | Mats tm all tie vow designs; Furniture Geverings: mylea of Bounet und Hat Frames, She vis the ee ee Tore ee eins | wet HOOE BRO. & CO. 1325 Fas Muz M. J. P. ° LATEST PAkisla} RHEA WAVES, LS Thirty-five years experience. opmed about Nov, 1, at the cor. of 2d and F ste. BE. PROF. H. OLIVER. We ore punpuing our steady, legitimete course (of tesde, gathering in what barraine the aerbet ‘Affords and giving our patrons the fall uane@t ‘ofall wach purchsees in desirable fatrice and of standard mapatectare «4 relshie workman abip. We only offer euch clothing es Will prove worthy of conBgenca, consequently w+ ofet lothing that will be entistactory to our petrens, ‘Wecall epecial stiention to oar tailoring do Pertment which to Aljed with o very lngoend Varied line of Cloths, Disronala Costaamwn, ‘buungs Fenialcomings 2c. ba. when we Munk te onder at Tere Okon Botton Bare muebe worden, OAK WALEER & 00, a (825 Pomesyi resie 5 eae, fate Grass Losswoo & Ca. tate pon tt he EW Q00DS ‘Tamons, Se 90 pumeente mote mn his 196 verre avexoa,