Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1887, Page 8

AL, MENTION, ‘The Weather. me for the 2% hours commencing at 3p. m. ihe District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia 1c ucolll, ise weather, slowly rising ture, light to fresk northerly winds be- ung? Variable, Partims having old frames to regiid, cal at fund Forts, 1208 Fst. Best work and est prices. A ec sivles Of picture ruiwe muuLdings at the lowest prices Livery OVRxEco: ATURE AT Cost. Having rented out , 734 7th street north. west, and not Intending lo rémove any goods, my eatare Stock Of furniture must be closed out ‘and ore Vacated by December 1, 1887. After that date 1 will continue only at si3 7.b street north. west, Wa. Loewesrmat, 39 Ton street essen Crotuine, best in the world. PER CLOTHING, INST ODYEAR, 300 9th street. Paxgvs, provide your children with complete ect Cyclopeiis and so answer. thelr numerous esioas’ smnall monthly payments Send postal Se pariculara. Box 120 Star omer. Evousy Care OvmucoaTs at Barnum's. ws RLORS.—AC Olivier! Celebrated Moonie Picture Will be on exhioition om the 15th pena; also wnoe alspias nt monale and fligree; Penasyivanla avenue uorthwest, Up stairs, mm Wearuer Strurs dress N. Humpares, 3.40 bn “A y are beauties, Cor, 7th Loox at Franc’s can W. H. Hoeke sell that beautiful Antique Oak Chember Suit for $25, Lexpow axp BeLrast ULsTexs at Barnum’s. ‘Ove of the chief attractions this week will be {he continuation sale of the §2 children’s suits Biseman Broa, manufacturers, corner 7th and E Goop OrxKs Grass $3: fine pearl ones $7.50. - R Hanwus & Co., 432 7th street, Cuore Scxrace “Rubber” Gossamer, $4 and up; seylan and good, Goopveak, 300 9th st. Cas ae Brat—The Watches, clocks, and Jew- tary at C. 8. Kenfteid’s, 1205 F street. Retrxess’s ice cream, 235 G st. u.w. just returned from New York, snd will opea way treat stock Of Seal Listers Seal Save ues, Browa Bear Sets and other furs. Jiktas ¥. Davis’ Sons, 1201 Pa. aven, cor. 22th st. tallort yriment is booming. Eiseman soemen cerreserens clotilers, See our $25 Suits to order. Waronns, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, AND SILYER- Wars at C. 3. Kenilela’s, 1205 # sureet, square from Boston House, Owe aNp Tanee-QUaRTER CanaT diamond ring, $110; one pair 2-carat earrings, $135; opal am Yen-diamond cluster ring. $50; iy-caret solitaire Ting, $30. Great bargains in dianionds at K. HaB- dus & Co., 482 Tub street. Ovk Rosser Boots and Shoes will wear and give Satisfaction, ‘GoopTEax, 308 9th street, jepartwent is booming. Etseman Corner ftp wna By tallors and cutnlers. See pants too Houpays! Houipavs!—Go to Davis, 723 7th st. for Four pictures. One large crayon and one doz Mnely fnt=ned cabinet poruraits lor only $5. Come ‘and see them, ova Bros, ek. —Gentiemen’s Woo! under. ‘Wear, merino soc ied and unlined gloves, caps, at RC, Lewis & Son's, 1421 New York avenue, Drauch 0 7th street Mrs. T. B. HARRison, 1329 P street, has returned from New York with the very latest styles in im- ported Bonnets. Hats and millinery novelties, Howssry of dealing increases trade, Eisemon Bros, manufacturers, corner 7th and E $15 buys an honest and hundsome overcoat. fxg Portaarts._ Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava Fossmit'a Ick Crsaa and Charlotte Russe, ‘New Lirg axp Vioor attends the use of Baker's Cod Liver Oi and Malt. Q Waar’s Best for Hemorrhoids? A. Bartlett's PAS Suppositories Ag We are manufacturers, the supertority of style, Mt and durability of our ciothing 13 un- doubted. Elseman Bros, corner 7th and E. Howey arty mpler's, AVE, CO. 43g CITY AND DISTRICT. oneal For Couper WEw Namrowar.—“The arabian Nights’ ALBAvea's.—“Littie Puck.” Kauxay's —Lily Clay's Troupe. Hanaus’—“Kit, the Arkansas Traveler.” Manassas Panoka™. ‘Day and evening. Condensed Locals. At a meeting last night of the Virginia Demo- efatic Astoclation resolutions were adopted con- fulating the Virginia democracy, and especially fepresentsuve Barbour ond the farinbers ot the ‘State cosamsttee upon the victory achieved in the late eleetion for the cause of democracy. Mr. Jno, B. Daish, of this city, was elected secre tary of the class of '83 at Joins Hopkins Univer Sity yesterday. Cardinal Givboos upon bis return to Baltimore Was «companied by Rev. Dr. Chap- ‘of this city. Dr. Chappelle wili preach to- at St. Martin’s church, Baltimore, where Be cardinal Will confirm 200 children. There were but few prisoners before the Police Court to-day, and the session lastei only about Unree-quarters of an hour. The judge remarked That ths state of affairs showed aa excellent state of pubilc morals, ‘m. Dixon, charged with larceny from the house of Thos D. WcParland on August 16, was called in ‘the Crimival Court to-day, and it Being re What be bad died yesterday at the huspttal, the case was closed. 4 parents’ meeting was held last night at_ Fort Slocum School, No. 29, just veyond Soldiers’ Home, $B, Butler, teacher. “Addresses were wade by Gregory, of Howard University, and Super- Amtendent Powell. About 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon a horse attached (0 a buggy aad driven by Mrs. Chisholm, of 1349 Q street northwest, look Mrizbt at Fepn- sylvania avenue and 13th street and ram away. ‘The buggy Was upset aud broken and Mrs. Chis oun Was thrown out and slightly injured. ‘Tur REreatican Narionat Leacva.—Articles of incorporation uf the Kepubitcan National Leazue ‘Were Bled Im the recorder’s office yesterday. ‘The pers set forth that Lue primary purgoses of the Teague shail be the maintenance and permanency of the Government of the United States of Amer- "a abd Its advancement in ali true and essential ements, principles aud measures of natioual Prosweniyy and weliare. ‘The document ts signed W Gen. E. F. Beale, Win, W. Danenhower, Wun A. ook, tdward B. Fox, Thos H. Gardner, EW. Fox, E. sutheriand, J. W. Howell, Joseph Baward Hayden, Aaron H. Cragin, Simon’ Wolf, Frederick peugiass, Kev. De.Joud P. Newman, and HA. —_——__. Ax Arwicas ExGRaTion anv TRapiNG Prosecr.— ‘The United staces and Congo National Emigration Bleamship Co, of Ballimore city, was incorpor- ated in Baltimore yesterday by Chas L Wison and Geo. W. Neison, of Baltimore city; Martin H. XK Poulson, of Baitiinore, and Hen: y Cox and Allen Holivee, of this city. The corporation ts tormed for the” purpose of navigating of the high se: Fiver, bays and other navigable waters, and ‘Waasporting thereupon passengers, merchandise, and mails between the United States and Africa, afd Such Otuer points as the company may deeut advisable. The operations of the company are to De carried on in the city of Baltimore, where the Pfinctpal omice will be jocated, with branch offices city and elsewhere. The company is formed in coojunction with and subject toa com- PERT Of the samme naive incorporated ta this city June, 1886, in conformity With aD act of Gon- Fy ‘April 23, iss4. The capital stock abo 800, wae may be lucreased Lo $3,000,000, A Suowcsse THIRF SENTEXCED.—A small colored Roy named Geo. Smith was before the Pollce Court {his morning, charged with stealing several bot Ces of wine 8 showcase in frout of W. fl. Hi. ‘(Cimel’s store, on 7th street, and with stealimg two Bonnets from a case in frout of King’s Palace, He ‘Was atrested by Oficer Luskey, who recovered a Of the stolen articles. ‘The judge said that would endeavor to stop some of this Christmas ‘Stealing, and gave the OWAXGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE BALTIMORE AxD Poromac Rattroap.—A change in the movement of rains of the Baltimore and Potomac fegiroad wilt nto cect, on Sunday. Fovember 14. The Prusacipnts and New York Xpress, now leavi and Potomac Station at 7:25 am, wi 220 a.m., and the Congressional Liwited Sate rien) THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. The Regutations Against Granting Re- tail Licenvesto Grocery and Provision Stores not Keniaded, Through a misunderstanding a statement was Printed in Te Stam last night that the District Commissioners had agreed Lo suspend the regula- ton probibiting the issuing of licenses to sell Uquor by tue drink to all grocery and provision stores, The erroneous statement was made in con- nection with @ report of aconference between a cominittee from the board of trade and the Com- missioners, The facts are that the committee asked the Commissioners to suspend that regula- lon pending the fling of a written arcument by ‘tuem upon their petition to rescind it entirely. ‘To this the Commissioners returned a negative answer. Commissioners Webb and Wheatley told a Stax Feporter to-day that In any case, except this, Where tecuni¢al questions are involved, and where the applicant Ras deposited the money necessary to secure the license, the police have been 1n- structed not to Interfere; but in all cases Where & bar-room license Is asied for a grocery oF pro- Fision store tne application will be disapproved. But these places can obtain wholesale licenses, When the new liquor-liceuse regulations were Under consideration by the Commissioners it Was weckded (0 recet¥e no money for licenses until the applications had been approved and until the as Sessor had Sent notice of the fact to the applicant. But after "several consuitations between tne va rious District officials concerned in the license Question it was decided that tbis was tmpractica- hie, and the Commissioners conciuded to retura to the old system of requiring a deposit of the fee ‘When the application is ted—the assessor simply giving a receipt for the money, aud not declaring, a3 Was the practice In the od ‘days, that “uns re ceipt ts to operate as a license” until the license was regularly issued, It was under this latver practice that so much difficulty was experienced by the authoriies in sectiring the conviction of | persons Whose applications, had been disapproved, | ut Who cuntinued Lo sell liquor under Une protec- ton afforded them by the recetpt mentioned, ibe computing engineer nas reported that the | saloon of F. Hertzog is 343 feet from the Steven's | ‘school butiding and Uhat of J. Finaey, 410 feet. mh nse hn ile A Sunday School Convention. A THREE DAYS’ GATHERING AT WESLEY CHURCH NEXT ‘WEEK. A Sunday school convention, under the auspices Of the Sunday School Union of the District, will be held at Wesley church, beginning on Monday evening. Sessions will also be held Tuesday after- noon and evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening. The afternoon sessions will commence at 4 o'clock. The program includes addresses from Practical Sunday-schooi workers from Baitimore and Washiug.on, Inciudiag the folowing: Rev. A. ©. Dixon, pastor’ Immanuel Baptist church, Balti- more; Mc. J. Frank Suppieg, Baltimore; Mr. Jos B. Pulpps, secretary Iuternatioual Executive &. 8, com., Ballimore; Mrs. Emma S. Todd, originator of tie “Children’s Hour” in New York, Batimo kev. Geo. Eliott, Foundry a. E. cure; Geo, O. Little, Assembly Presbyierian cure K. W. Prentiss, Calvary Baptist SS; Mr, L. D. Alden, superiatendent St, Pau.'s Lutheran chure! ir. W. H. H. Suiith, president S. 8. Union aud Superintendent Western Presbyterian church & 8. ‘The singing will be led by wr. Frank Wisoo. At the Orst session Monday evening Mr. W. HH. Suiith will presive, and an address on “ihe true Sunday school idea” wil be deuvered by Kev. A. ©. Dixon. ‘The Tuesday afternoon session will be presiued over by Rev. ©. M. Catlin, and an address Ga “systematic giving in ‘the Sunday school” will be made by Mr. L.'D. Alden, and one on “The Veachers respousivie Work,” by tbe Rev. Euloct. Tue question drawer will be opened ‘Tuesday evening. Mr. H. H. Kendall will , and Mrs, Ema S. ‘Todd will speak oa “fae primary work wad Worker.” Mr. J. Frank Supple Wid speak of “The Importance of the stoging as a Part of Sunday Sunday school work,” wiiell will sLUSUra‘ed With solo singing. Mf. Wim. Redin Woodward will preside over \ue meeting Wednes- day afternoon. "“‘suxiliary organizations In the Sunday schooi” Will be the subject of an address by Sir. R. W. Prentiss, and “Tue old and new” of one from MP. Joseph B. Phipps. ‘The closing ses- Sion wil be held Weduesday evening, Mr. Sonn B. Wight presiding. Rev. G. O. Littie Will deliver an adaress upoa “Tie Sunday scuool work—the West.” Tuere will be a review of suggestions Aud thouguts and closing words, Amuvements next Week. Levy's Sunpay Evening Coscert.—The famous cornetist, Jules Levy, will appear in a sacred con- cert at the National ‘Theater to-morrow evening, assisted by Herr Hirshfeld, pianist; Mr. Lithgow Jan Mile. Kiet, Siguor Battestini and Mme. ‘The announced program 1s an at tractive one, and the entertaiument can hardly fail to be a deilgattul affair, ALBAUGH'S Urgka HoUSE—The announcement that tue orginal “Erminie” company Will be seen. at Albaugu’s next week has been read with gen- uiue pleasure by all lovers of light opera. ‘The | opera Iuself has won a Ug etn second to but very few that have been brought out in this | country, and the company whieh so. lon; Presented it at the New York Casino, an! wi Will appear at Albaugh’s next ‘week, con- tains “some of the ‘most successrul’ light opera artists In the country. Among them are Francis Wilson, the famous comedian; Pauline Hall, Marie Jansen, Louse Sylvester, G Den- nin, W. 8. Daboll, Henry Hallam, and eOlmi. The beautiful scenery and costumes at the New York Casino will be €mpioyed ia next week's resentauions, play Narionat THEATER.—“Hearts of Oak” is a which has held Its place in popular affections for many seasons and through many Chaugesin dra- mutic taste. It is of a good old style which has many admirers among tue older generatidy of Uheater-goers, and appeals directly to the simpler and stronger emotions of the heart, It contains Many situations calculated to Ur popular enthusi- asul, but Che tone of the play on the whole ts above that of the average melodrama. Mr. James A. Herne, a well-known actor, appears in the leading rou’. ‘iiis company contaihs among its members Mr. Charles H. Clarke, Phineas Leach, George C. ‘Robinson, Helena Cortland, and Mabe! Winter. tavortte“alicnael Seana wine 1 favorite, * Strogoff,” with special scenery, and spectacular effects, will hold the stage at this) house next week. This 1s a stirring play which never fails togo well and the performances at Harris’ will be made additionaily attractive by “Whe Introduction ot specialty acts, Keenan's THEATER—The patrons of this lar house will be glad to hear that next week the Tamous Howard Atheneum Specialty Co. with some of the best vartecy people in the country, Will hold the boards at Kernan’s WoNDERLAND.—The Dime Museum, on Pennsy)- Vania avenue near 11th street, fas been leased by some enterprising gentlemen, and having be-n re- modeled and renovated, will be opened on Ménday, November 21, as a museum and curiosity hail, with four stage performances daily. Three balis ave been filied with curtosities from ail quarters of the globe, including filusions, diorama and stere- opucons, A TestiMontaL Concent to Mrs. Wm. D. Allen will be given by a number of the best known musical eople of Wastungion at the Universalist church Tuesday evening, November 15. ‘Tue Sxcoxp Bastie oF BULL. Res as seen at the Panorama bufiding, 15th street and Ohio ave. Bue, is @ most inspiriting and realistic picture which never fulls to piease all veholders. RicwaRD WaGNee Society ConceRt.—The first concert of chamber music by the Richard Wagner Society will be given at the Universalist church on Taursday evening, December 1. The society wiil ive four concerts during the season. . ovens Convicted of Manslaughter. THE UMBRELLA HOMICIDE CASE ENDED WITH A VER- DICT OF GUILTY. ‘The Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, yester- day, after Tae Stan's report closed, continued the trial of Beverly Jones, colored, for the murder of Robert B. Morris, by stabbing him In the eye with the ferrule of an umbrella Seppember 3, in an alter- cation about a bottle of whisky. District Attorney Worthington summed up for the Government, and the jury received the case shortly after 4 o'clock. Ata few minutes of 5 o'clock they announced their agreement, and twenty-five minutes later Judge Montgomery arrived. The jury was then brought into court and returned a verdict of man- slaughter. The prisoner Was remanded to jail. weno asin Arraiguments in the Criminal Court, ‘8 PRISONRES PLEAD NOT GUILTY. In the Crimtual Court, Judge Montgomery, the following prisoners this morning pieaded’ not guilty: Chas. Brawner, indicted for assault with intent to kill Chas. Nightingale, September Dorsey Futtz,a colored boy, similar offense on Simon Brown, October 9; Jas. Ward, colored, sim. iar offense on Eliza Fox, October 13; Jos, Films, grand larceny of a watch from P. J. Eie'Satn of May; Robt. Sohnson, indicted witherse A. Dunean for larceny from tie person of Leon albrittain, July 18; John Drew, grand larceny of $44.50 from Albert Saunders, October 13; Isaac ‘Kovinson, ‘second offense petit lareony of ‘The Police Raid 2 Jeint on Tenth ‘Street, ANEW YOREER AND A WEST WASHINGTON MAX IN- DULGING IN THE DEUG—SING LING, THR PROPRI- ‘BTOR, PORFRITS TWENTY DOLLARS COLLATERAL, Last evening, about 8 o'clock, Detectives Raff and Horne were watching a young New Yorker, who 1s often seen on the streets here, neatly reseed, whom they suspected of wrong doing. He ‘went into the laundry of Sing Ling, on 10th street, near the old Medical Museum, A few minutes Jater Lieut. Amise went with the detectives to Sing’s establishment, which they believed to be ap opium joint. The Chinamen was in the front room ironing Itnen when the officers arrived, and there were 0 indications that opium smoking was being indulged in on the preniises, but going into the ack room they found a platform, on which were erected four cots, where persons could le down. and indulge in the inhalation of the fumes of the drug. There were two men on the cots smoking opium when the officers arrived. One was the sty, New Yorker above referred to, the other was the proprietor of a business house on M street in West Washington. The men had evidently used the pipes beiore, because they mai u Without the assistance of a Chinaman. The outfit, consisting of an tron Waiter filled witn botties of opium extract, a cigar box fliled with dry opium, four pipes and & small lamp, Wastaken by the officers, together with an oplum chest, and carried to the station. Sing Liu ‘Was much excited when placed under arrest, an said, “New Yorker glee me in trouble; you Cakee my pipe, you killee me.” The Chinamar was taken to the police station, but before being locked up asked for some opium,’ which Was given him. There betng no law here against keeping an optum Joint the officers were puzzied as to the proper course to Dut desiring to break up such places in tuts city, if possibie, he was charged with ing a disorderly house. “This morning, in the ‘Court, he forfeited #20 collateral, A Lance Esrars.—Joshua William PF. Mattiogiy, Brainard H. Warner and Albert F. Fox, executors’ of David L. Morrison, deceased, have fied in the office of register of wills we appraise. ee ee ir. Morrison, aggregating $321,506.72, of Which $12,557.11 was scheduled as “desperate.” In addition vo the above Mr. Morrison owned real estate at the time of his death the value of witch 43 estimated at not less than $180,000, most of Which fs given by will to his execuiors'In trust RitD power to selt and convey as they may deem te aes Affairs in West Washington, Fime.—Last_ night about § o'clock ure was dis- covered in frame house, No, 1105 27th street, owned and ogtupled by ’Mrs Bridget O. Sullivan asa grocery and liquor store. ‘The fire exteuded to house 1107 adjoining, Which 1s also owned by Mrs, Sullivan and occupied by J. D. Sulitvan as a grocery store. Both houses, with the stock, were badly damaged, the loss belug several bundred dollars; fuily insured. FUN&RAL SERVICES Over the remains of the late George T. Probey were conducted yesterday after hoon at ‘Trinity (Catholic) ehureh by Rev. Father Roccofort. The remains were followed to Holy netery from the church by « large number "eS and friends of the deceased. iRD HIS COLLATERAL.—Alonz0 Curtis, charged by Officer Welch wita disorderiy conduct, forfeited $5 coilateral in the Police Court to-day, No WaTER THROUGH Tz NEW TUNNEL FOR A Yaax aT Least.—ie contractors for ine aqueduct tunuel stated this morning that about 8,000 reet Of the work had been. 110ed, and where remains about 12,000 feet to be lined, whi.ch could be com- pleted ta 3 year if a sufficient amount of money Was available, ‘YEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF Waren at 7 ‘& m.—Great Falls, temperature, 41; condiiton, 36; receiving reservoir, vemperature, condition at north connecuon, 36; condition at south connec- Uon, 36; distributing reservoir, temper.ture, 46; condition at influent, gate- 96; condition at eMuent gate-house, 38. High ude im the river to day at 5:03 a. mm; low Ude at 12 m. Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tax EvEmxo Stan. Staegt Prosrecrs—South Washington street has of late years largely improved, and several blocks Of fine houses, besides some elegant separate ‘dwellings have lately been put up on the improved Portion of the street south of Street. The ‘question of parking and-paving this portion of the street has been under consideration for some time, and will doubtless be soon carried out, Mean while crossings Will be piaced upon it at two io- ‘Versections next week. As this will form part of Mount Vernon avenue, which is vo be full of memo- rials of the Father of his Country, and as the school house endowed by Washington on this see- on of the thoroughfate will be one of the objects Of interest, it 1s likely that the street in that neignborndod will soon change its entire appear. ance. DEATH oF 4 ProwivexT Crrizey.—Jas. E. Wad- dey, a well-known citizen, and formerly chief en- | oop of the Treasury building, Washington, died last evening at bis home on South Columbia street, of con; ton of the lungs. He was born in this chy fifty-five years azo, and was for a time master Machinist at the shops of the Richmond and Dan- ‘Ville Railroad in tuts city. He had represented his district in the common council, and was at one ‘Ume chief of the fire department. -Norgs.—T\ve Circuit Court of the city has to some extent sandwiched into the Circuit Court of we county tuis Week. The city case of Kockford vs. Entwisle, to which many Washingtonians, includ- ing the ‘inspector of buildings, are parties, was a and submitted yesteruay during an inter. val of tue County business.—Rev. R. J. Bishop preached last night at tne Methodist Protestant church here.—Mrs, L. Wilbur Keld has been selected as president of the ladies’ movement for a fair in aid of the Confederace inonument here, «nd the matter which bas been dormant for some time will now be gpa forward.—The next jury term, Corporation Court, Wlil try a case of illegal Yoting, a rare case in the courts here.—T.omas Melton, colored, who bas been held by the police ‘Since election day, has now been bonded in $200 to answer the next grand jury on the charge ot lliegal voting at the last election.—The tmprovement in gas machinery at the gas house, putting ina new governor, &c., Will be compieted Wo~: ww Ww Ww FULL WEIGHT—PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE. Its supetior excellence proven in millions of hones for morethans quarter of « century. ti» used by the ‘Uuited States Government. Endorsed vy. the Benda ot fhe ite Uninersticy an ti Strongea, fue Powder tant does not contain Assusoia’ Passa not co ‘Alum. “Seid only i Cans. pre si PRIOE BAKING POWDER Yo CHicage. "SP Lovrs, CK SILK VELVET, for trimming, PLAID S230: reatioed con pce only Toe ese rae Ge fy Ble TET GEE BR phn ‘ecu ARR T BR RB Sgs8 POPULAR CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE FRENCH SERGE, clecant Dress Goods. all pure fine wool,, wide donble width, all colors: very cheap at Obs Tardy reduced eash price, Seer’ To? cheap at bro, for Ladies’ one pend and half wite-alcoiaee SLES DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, slightly soiled 82.00. 62:25, 62.50. _ ‘ NEW STYLE PLAID DRESS GOODS; worth 25 yard; rechuced price. 12 yards for #00. ey TRICOT CLOTH. pure wool, double width. 37 4c. BLACK CASHMEKES, 25, 31, 37, 50, 62c. sh Q4 SE SERGE, wide double fold. all colors, 12 yards HANDOMP, ENTS CASH CUSTOMERS. 5.00 worth ry ovat ein the purchager toa $16.66, orth of try eosin uth Nea the pang RES ‘handsome Bridal Quilt, worth 81.50. Bil pate tine woot, colored, album from Paul Wolf, september 14; ot 2 : i i j # ef i iH it i ti | It | i a i i i i it ! i i i ri ota f (Our lease will expire in a fewdays and the stock must be sold. ‘Therefore we have made still GREATER REDUC- ‘TIONS in our entire atock, and if you need any- thing in our line it will pay you to call. Our LINEN stock is very much reduced, but there ate ‘9 good many bargeins there. ‘In fact if you want anything im the Dry Goods line ‘and want to save money zou can do eo by buy- ing in the next fow days of ‘8. L, HEMPSTONE, 803 Pennsylvania Avenue, For Sale, EI yt new Garment for Ladies’, Misses’ and aren. Double Combination, 12th st. se. Double: Special Sale Plush Ornaments. And 5 jew Designs at 2 cents. ve '5 cents pair, New Cords 5 cents. ‘Beautiful Cord 12 cents, ‘Metal Ornaments 10 cents per dozen, * ‘New Designs in Fancy zy 1 kets, and Gret ma. Chains and charms, Frank, Jeweler and Optician, 457 Pa. ave. At Orraxneienn’s, 528 9th st. nw. new Jackets, Visite, Newmar- chens, Double Combination, 11th se. to $10. by 500 Pairs more of those splendid heavy seam- Jess Socks, 2 ‘worth fully 2: ‘Machine and Our Cloak worth of Wraps, bougiit for Combination, for 25c., double heels and toes, pair, at’ C. Auerbach’s Sewtt Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H sts... Buyers Just returned with $5,000 spot-cash. “Double Guns for sale or hire, Cutlery. 487 Pa, ave. 1 153 Assorted fine Jackets for Misses’; elegant ‘Satin Hood, $2.99. Doubie Combinazion, 1ithae. 2 The Wondertal Carlsbad Spri AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN READS A PAPER OF GKRAT INTEREST BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS. »\. the Ninth International Medical Congress Dr. bolt, of the University of Pennsylva- AAT ‘ol bia, read a Dr. iper stating that out of 30 cases treated with Carlsbad Water and the Powdered. Carisbad Sprudel Salt for chronic consti ja, disease of the iiver and a adiposia, diabetis, dropsy from vaivul hhypochond: clon, inet {atnaice, disease, dys} catarrhal inflammation Of the stomach, weer. Gr the. stom ‘ch oF spleen, children with {pints gravel, improved, and Jong time of treatment, four weeks, In a: no particular were allowed Whatever their appeu case the doctor marasmus, gout, rheumatisin of the &c., 26 were entirely cured, 3 much 1 not treated long enough. ‘Average these cases diet was prescribed. \The patients to choose for themselves—to eat ives craved. A remarkable yr reports in the treatment of a mar- ket woman who five years ago weighed 75 pounds, and had Increased 190 pounds, She Lal that would naturaly be expect ‘welght during that lume tO ‘under all the symptoms d from such an enormous increase of welght. In eight days she lost 16 relieve usual diet, mans under the treatment, and felt much although she was ailowéd to follow her ‘The doctor claims, 1n conclusion of Bis paper, that the Carlsbad mineral water, as ex- ported by the product, is much to city Of Carlsbad, being the natural preferred where the quan- Uty Of Water is no objection, particwiarly in dise eases of the stomach. Whenever the quantity of Water cannot be taken (as when away from home) the Powder Carlsbad Sprudel_ Salt rted) Wil answer equal! prude! s Uhat the effect muine {m~ iy as weil, (Th: Crystal It acts as a purgative only.) He states ‘of the Water and Powder Sprude Salt Is to be relied upon, independently of any ad- Juncts of treatment, such as diet and exercise, whether taken hot Or cold, claiming even an ad- vantage when Purgative, and that he taken cold, as it acts more decidedly ‘has given cold the prefer- ence, only using the water hot when no purgative actign 1s ‘The dose of the water employed Was two tumblerfuls before breakfast and one or two durin; spoontul th ‘the day. ree Limes a day, dissolved in water ‘The dose of the Salt 1 tea. ‘The article treats the matter very exhaustively, giving full details in every case of the diseasé treated, the quantity Loe god remarks, and ulti- mate results,and was wel receiv-d by the meet.ng. ‘the pound an. in boitie, ani patients have to be careful not to accept any unless it hus tue signa- ture of the sole agents for the United States, “Eisner & Mendelson Co.” on the neck of every bot te, All others are wortless imitations. The genu- ine Carlsbad Sprudel Salts and Water 1s bowled under the seat Carlsbad, and by the aud direct supervision of the city of 1g never sold or exported in bulk or und. | Eisner & Mendelson Co., 6 Barclay sifeet, New York, sole agents for the Unitea States, will mail a copy of Dr. Tovold’s Paper, with table Of cases treated by him, upon application, s3im Modelefiting Garments for Ladies, Misses a and Children, at halt price. Double Combination, ith st. se. z J. 1. Hopkins, Watchmaker and Jeweler, 1304 F street n. ty,sim 100 Piaid and Stripe Jackets for Ladies, with and without 11th st. se. $3 Per Galion, 75. Quart Bottle, Hood, $2.99. “Double Combination, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money. Orders by mail. McGer’s, 9th near D st, ‘on Senden’s Fennel Honey Exe Yet rapidly, cures Coughs. Colds Sore ‘uroat, Sc. At druggists, 25e. and 502. 3,5,7,10,12,14 was ine Wool Dress-Good_ Novelties, e Combination, 11th se, 3 of Fancy Two-tace Plush Canton for kamubrequins, 21¢. Double Combination, 11Un st. se, Philip Digestible Cocoa created much Interest at Internauonal Medical Congress, €0 Remnants of Raw Silk for Upholstering, ex- quisive designs, 73c. Double Combination, 11th xe. Creamery, Butter. 303 Remnants 60-inch_fine Table Damask, Worth 65c. Doubie Combination, 11th st. se, os Go to R. A. Golden's Fish Stalls, Washing- ton Market, for canvass back and red ead ducks, ail Kinds of game, fresh tis, Kenuebee salmon, ter ra_ins, lobste! 47-3 Bem for Skirung, 1 “Royal Glue” 1Ge4 large-size White Wool Blankdt; nocommon Canton Fi, 99. 1 5, silders and oysters. “Telephone Ww mts of Plain, Dark and Striped Flannel 2) Combination, 11th 8.2 Double nvle Com! jon, 11th &e, Fresh Alaerney Butter churned cvery morning and delivered Also, Cottage be. per quart, For Stes ‘A Bewtitifal 18 miles trom ‘be bought for. 9-room Frame and wees a NES we ems ONE HUNDRED ACRES, adjoining Mt, Ve two ieee ees, aes large orchards, barn, myles feom ett ‘WO HUN miles from Boy fouse, 3 cation. Only @1. ACRES, 2: ales from Aqueduct ‘few: good outunainee and all outbuildings, “ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN A from station on Met. Bx. wood buildings: in jg 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c, per Ib, Cheese and Buttcrulit Swede MLE ESTAT 1 Home of 10 acres at Chantilly, Vi ‘iy improvements cont 86,000; ea 20 in timber, 4-room Frame House, nine, and fruit: 7 miles from ¢.ty, 3 Honse, new out bas ‘sdioining_ Ari ino cet possible view of cy ches ash ‘well (s-room. in first-class condit 4 mite it; 20 CRES, 2 niles from oaly $30, _ oe Sree barns, ‘well wai ‘and ieuced; “ity, 8-1 cages HALF ACRES, 12 miles fromcity 2 mi on Rockville apne, 05, mile irom Windham Station, ‘Met. Br. troll, ae. UR ACRES, gantly-built two-s'or; 14 rooms, with Mshert onde Leet room hous house: new and ¥1 ‘HOLT to SETH ANTED—QUIEY From felt R RENT—AT HYATTSVILLE, MD. ONE FIVE: Frame. louse of 6 ° oe Tooms, neat out build: Palis Church: new and ele- Faud mansand Frame House of Gary Leno, convenience, ive sain, tion churches and schools HERD & Coe aUoT P at. 10 ® mon:h and. de irabie: FAMILY GJAN AN ‘only); Wish to rent for two or three iunung Novem nber 22 some jouse bot m te than hall must have south, it GEO. ‘and near proposed Nat >) LE—AT A BARGAIN, Fiomces 10 sgn ot and ste’ Dra Sanya title pertect. iouise. acres: new LINKIN, 19th and Hata nw. AT A BARGAIN, IF PURCHASED AT eran conn feos ‘st. Bw, MEETING OF THE CARLIN SPRINGS SYNDIL Agi er ie urpose of oni blamed ction of be heid at Ni won Protease is AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR_RENT-HOUSEs. Foe SET SD, Tee SW. Two 79K RENT—HOUSES, SED ‘ py ESE BA Shae TanCOOre, Ke TiS Pk aw, Ketone NEW Nationat raearer. ange OH PAURER, ine the followhns for rent (farsisheds Ext ‘43 and Este. aw. Do. iS 10th stow. Fatory end site Brick, 12 ut A Scr JF Se, RENT FURNISHED—Fixe RESIDENCES. =e ly Turuianed and Mano @150" pat Not. near Léth. A Janes, ast pep of AB SHOE Gere cate nn nee mitnnt Tee Eeeiena erates Py THE OsTRICHES. Gacrucer tows Giles” be Mla ae eet ated I fME OF THE DOLLS. | Sac, V7 and 8th, No. 4. Towa Circle n. w.. corner Past.contains 15 Gorgeous Scenery! ‘Transiormations! Three | pcnment ave. Baud snnum. ropme handsomely furnished. #00 per month Great Ballete! 20 Trained Dancers! Taoroughiy eB-| “RIES *SOTTER WINER, 1493 Fat. orem Cader mak eens Bua NG TOES ‘RESTE -ANTL RENT—A LARGE AND BAN! ie month, <a ee oS ORST and URESTE and BONF: Fiattoiecala ccation, see gut ou Beant O-%, By | 60% horses Onder sad couplets faceted, $50 pe Next Week JAS. A. HERNE, Frith 5 scree of a8 seen, Secs = Devens aud coupletels f cad iN SEARIS OF On Sp: ae te sna. ‘Swel Aizo/ay sleenntly located new yremed Brick Wouse Beata now on sale. aig 5 eee a ee pe Tooke on, New, Hatnyeire ave. rot, Ran, ator Fi pe te ‘ave.. baaciuent 0 Store Fooma, Be. compictely. apd abe” we pos. 2.w., ip Ss f = | Store and ds ee Chine NW Stowe: taearex BRO. 1103 Fac n.w. “ale, Fens omni — = ers JOR KENTA y SUNDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 13. Te and bach. : s my | Fisetac sed a Le! jh wy eS Weitere miss” | the ist THOSE WAGGAMAN. | *osbcim 428 New tock ave NTI FURNISHED REN’ ANI 5 EAST CAPITOL | J RENT—PURNT: 30 io The World-Famous Cornetist and his Concert | BforscuiucarFarmest savace, @ revue and wath. | Best’, Bas foie: cellar, oders improve: Fton cts ety tr pe pon oy 3 STi. stella Levy Sig. Baticstini, Mr. ‘Good = Mime. Levy, Mile Kicin, sig: Hattestini Mr: James. POPULAR PRICES—25c., 50c. and 750. Box Office Now Open. it SV ONDERLAND. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR 11TH ST. HOFFMANX, EVERETT & CO, PROPRIETORS. * GRAND OPENING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 218T. ‘THREE LARGE HALLS FULLOF WONDERS, ANIMATE AND INANIMATED. CURIOSITIES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ILLUSIONS, DIORAMAS, STEREOPTICANS. AND MECHANICAL MARVELS. ‘TWO STAGES, FORTY PERFORMERS, AND FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY. OPEN FROM 1 TILL 5, AND TILL 10P.M. cd | ADMISSION TO ALL, 10 CENTS. JRsAL WaaNeR society, ate ‘First Concert of Chamber Music on THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1887. atthe UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Four Concerts will be given. Season Tickets $2, obtainable at Music Stores, ‘Seate may be reserved for all four concerts by hold- er of season tickets at WM. RNABE & CO’S PIANO ROOMS, 817 Market Space, on and after Tuesday, November 15, 188: it SIAL CONCERT ‘Tendered to, Wy erwalin a UESDAY, Noveui 1887, at 8 o'clock. ‘The folivwing musictl, talent has Kindy offered to ‘assist on this occasion: Profs, Bishop, Waldecker, New= Reiser, Kenbei: Carrier, Jecko; Misses Molle Byrue, Vingitis Moodey, saunie’ Noovan, tmma Guyton, Crawiord, Eichorn: Miss Uber; Mrs. Harjetta Mills: | Miss Roberta Alien, Violinist Virtusso; Mra. Stal (eaats. E. Whipple, Koechitu, Parkhurst, Fennel, For pote. J, Sintth, A.C. velevgie, and others, “Adis. | slow, 34 2 A LAvOH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. FAREWELL APPEARANCE TO-NIGHT AT 8. “THE FUNNIEST MAN OF OUR TIMES.” The Droll, the Quaint, the Original, the Comical FRANK DANIELS, In his New Comedy Triumph, LITTLE PUCK. ithusiast indorsed by the public wherever Fathead tateapersed wit ao BRIGHT NEW 59NGS, LIVELY NEW DANCES, CHAKMING XEW "MUSK STRIKING NEW COSTUMES, And interpreted by BRILLIANT COMPAN i OF COMEDIANS. ‘Hayden. Under the mauagement of Mr. W. K. Monday, Nov, 14—~ pany from the New Yo (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. RMINIE,” by the com- ak Caan —a REV. SAM JONES Will deliver his popular lectare subject “GET THERE,” i ‘TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 22, 1887. Admission 50 cents and 75 ceuts. All seats reserved without extra charge st ELLIS’ | Music Store, 937 Penna. ave. niz | ENTERTAINMENT AND BAZAAR For the Benefit of ST. ANDREWSP. E. CHURCH, at the WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY HALL, Monday, November 14th to Friday, the 18th, in- elusive. ‘MAY POLE ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY ‘NIGHTS AT 8 P. M. 250. ‘Lunch served each day from 12to2. Admission Free. ‘Music by Prof. Krause’s Band each Evening. Day. aw Aravar's GRAND OPERA HOUSE, SEATS ARE NOW ON BALE. For the performances by RUDOLPH ARONSON'S ORIGINAL ERMINIE COMPANY, From the New York Casino, ENGAGEMENT BEGINS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. scenery _Resorved Seats, 75c, 81, and $1.50. w: ia" Keres omcta, ete: open ew pace: perfects Frlce $100; or lose tow careal pers Hooft Fok, PENTA VERY DESIRABLE Specter: Fumie House, including th stn. w., 88: on 1407'F nw 12. TAT 1094 14TH ST_N.W. A LA\ dwelling, Inquire at 1638 14th «t. nw, 12-20" ‘iano, A Ba’ ni2. 1619 REN re BRENNAN JOR RENT— ~ Pest t's rt CB, Lost deur ibne Rot. bet, 16th & 17th 161 (3 months), 2,000 Cor. 1, bet. Ist & dia, ‘oy the season Kscor dan : 35 oe Kati. corner 100 42 Ks qurnisbed aud un most desirable sections of thecity.. Unfurmishea fats inayertment house.” Oihees for rent. For particulars Sud ernie apely at our io mbt BILE ‘& JOHNSTON, 738 15th st nw. FoR 2016 G st.. fur...125 (1918 Fst., 12r. ®: 2008 G st, Tar. 0 | 719 2 Ast at. BE. 2016 G ste 12 65 [2140 Pu ave. 10%. n12-15t" GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. n. OR RENT—DWELLING HOUSE— BEAUTIFULLY situated on the orth side ot Mt. Vernon Placs, or better Known as K st, bt Sth and Oth sts. nw. 14 rooms, For further hiformation t.quire of CARBART &LIEDY. 928 7th st. naw akzTn FOR RENT—DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 F ST. Portner Place, 77.330 109 Ext. n.e., 6r Fat. ne, or. Zdst ne FLOR RENT- Mass, near DupontCir. res rene WEOLRO a Sra T201 2xth Store 3010 WESCOTT & WILCOX, ai 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. oR WELLING HOUSE, 523 3D ST. ™., near Pension Office, ten rooms and, bath and ‘mod:tn improvements. W. F. HELLEN, 142: York a ase ee ee ae SOE jew House; nine roots: bath-room, conereted cel~ Isr, hot and cold. water, latrobe, ‘qtiares frou two Lines wireet cara: Linden sta, ve Droit Park. W. ‘Giond ‘Building. ou Fok SENT COMPLETELY FCRNISHED, room house, 00. 6 responsible party ou:y, without chi'dreny 805. 895 Pate uw Ses | 16 2 st. ié: Fora full bat appiy to. nlz 154 slat at, 10F 2 6 Qet mw. Lr, 20th st, near eee meste Tir 2 A387. 38 FURNISHED. [ ave, near 17th st. 519 6th st. n.w.10r ro “416.87 213 Ate me Mare. 190 6.67 1618 2st wt now. lit. iar 3 "the above: be med by permit frou Phe above 1 be examined by permit THOMAS J. Fishen & cl J W TWO-STORY AND BASEM at.; Brooms; aod. imap; wi esplacra lato ke Torani KEEN & CUNNINGHAM, 1405 Fst. aw, ‘ST. N.W. (GEORGETOWN), S-room brick, hearly new; re t #10 per mouth cay Hext door; healthy heighboriood, hich and NT-NEW HOUSE, 71 § 10 Tooms;all modem tnprovements, Iiguire ‘Bex door, HIS Netw aus Te FOE RENT SPARTLY FORNISiTED, Cypitol st, desirable story a1 with'T1 rooins sud oath ro vod ueiguborhood; rent only 8U0 Pe: mL2-Or Se FOR KENT-HOUSE i7 F rooms; modern improvemen DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst.s @ #125 per Mouth SWORMSIEDE & BRADLEY, wl7 F street, ® ave. A) 30, ER & LIEBERMANN, EXCELLEN TLOCATION, AH. Rot to furnish linen. silver or china. For further formation cal' on Major G, A. AKMES, Koos 2 F st, opposite Ebpitt House. rooms and nt-2w Feb Sees MST. ished. Dats mn cucelient reyeir ‘STEIGER & LIEBCEMANN, saa Fat x. = double vault; servants’ cottage and stable, gain. JOHN SHERMAN & CO. OR RENT_HOUSE OF SEVE Lara aud stables; suitable for | OF withovt 13 screw ci land. at w-cut Koala, JOHN PAT: ‘tion of ra _ 10-3 IR RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE, 1741 NEW 38) sey ave., ha Rent #20. “Ayply 1106 L st. nl0-30° ationary wasbstads, furnace, &e. “JON E. BEALL & C0. 1321 F Re wi bin a sti fourteen root inc: _guly $100 per (hired. Apply to bests n106r ‘s thro: LEY, rk tenant, @ beautiful two-tory eight-room apd inquire of 1006 F a, 1.8. CHAPMA! Rooin 14, nies ‘st ae, within Half gare all mod, it fenaiat very cheap (@d0) C. syure of impa. and iu perfect order. nio-3t RE Brick Hou imodern couves nw. Grooms and bath, excelent cella news. Apply to #07 New bork FORE HOUSE 1308 G ST. tw WHEATLEY BROS, 7th st. aud Rhode ave... OR RES no-4t Ee quire SULLIVAN'S TASEALMENT HOUSE'S aw Cayitol; conveulent tors Meniber.” H boty JOR REX HOUSES ON Sty Between 21st 12 rooms. peated by Furnace: open ‘hreplscea; wood Mantel | dumub-walters to top of wouses walang fauulies For terms apply to its &CUN BAM, 1405 F st. JOR RENT—2017 @ ST. NW, NEW HOUsi Tuouis, cellar. bath ‘and faninica, handsousely ished in bard wood. pomenion “November 13 BUCHANAN, The Clartudon, 1401 X.Y T2237 room brick: latrobe, water; in exceilent conditi Rewly pay AN, 1417 F st D. BA-it Fetes < Dyes a pa fru ees eae tee asec Naess ear city; to private family. C. A. SMITH. n3,7. aud pleasantly i RENT — DWELLING, 1303 FST N. W. 0 S ROOMS: LARGE ore or dairy: with 137 b-6t ENT—A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR BUsI- Fe, BENTSA LARGE AND, ELEGANT HOUSE. corner $end Csta. nw. 14 rooms, ample cellist and-closets: house ‘a heaved by tnd bas Just closet: vas heat teat, been papered sti, eho rented Seen parered and painted, throughout. will be OOM BRICK HIGH round: no malaria: overiooks the city apd river; 25 miles from Patent Office; w.ter in yard. Toa quiet family if taken at ouce per month 11, ‘As. CAYWOOD, _ nia Cor. Min and K sto Bowe RK RENT—A SEVENTEEN-ROOM BRICK. ALL modern improvements, and im splendid condition: Situated within ove square abd a ball of Prousylvania to THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 Psu uw. 10 ROOMS AND TAS ¥ a somely furnished House of 12 rooms and stal which will accomaodste 2 bores ‘and 2 carriages, Rent very reasouabie co good tenant. Would prefer ELEGANTLY furnished or anftirnished: 15 room, bar: JOR RENT—FURNISHED Howse, 11 ROOMS, fine location: handsome ‘urni-ute. new carp-ts sanitary plambing; in thorough onlef. stable. 6125 o private family omy: 1317 11h at. nw. Wd. RAEES, Smithsonian Institution 210-6 | {OR RENT—1229 NEWYORK AVE, 3-STORY | Bvand basement ‘brick dwelling: 12 roonis: all con- x S SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. it 506 10th sin. 1 water, bath, was, latrube, bay window. ‘Ok RENT—1640 RL AVE—10 KOOMS, BATH, $1,000 per "ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, ‘of the Capitol, 215 A st.ae.: OSTRAS DER 31 A CHOICE AND PERMANENT 1 Jar house, ail mod. imps., with or without brick stabie, 106 F ne. x, 9 toll C'léck, or in evening 0B RENT—A THIRTEEN-ROOM HOUSE ON 3D the Pennayiyania ave, 0a ood KNIGHT, 607 7th st T—92] FRENCH STREET NORTHWEST, 20-6 W. APPLY Island FURNISHED HOUSE OF EIGHT Tooum, all mod. imps; for further particulars, in— th B.e., ODE square from B, dtar office. mu, table ior two 9 $15. Inquire WHITAKER & JOK- 1325 MSE. THOMAS and elegantiy rooms, “south 7; Owners leavt ie 10,12-5t ENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIKABLI Fetapie tiated ick Dwele. = the your AD WES oo o1s-am +, 1505 Fa awe, R RENT—TWO ELEGANT DWELLING and BiG 8 su mw. Just fuuslved nee oes Other in cherry, twelve rose cela sl Se Emnprovement= Pera and shod wien names Siowet. to 50 foot alley "Aadrees UW, ae ve Ek, SiO Sth ae ot FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS KR SALE-A DRUG STORE. IN A sPLENDy locality, and doing ® ood wininers rool tony forselling. " Address ok £52. star offer yi Se Hk SALE—HORAF, PHAETON, AND HAKNISS) horse ait Fears old and sound, owner tins oe for sume. "Call at 120 10:h st. ua JOR SALE-THE “OTTu" Gas ENGINE Quires uo boiler, avoids all expensive aite ‘ho Jose of Ume ; po bandiing of fuel. dead Sud prive list WD. BALLAS 12-6. JOR SALE the celebrated historias: and Uicwr: Ah every UoUne where there ie placed Cyclopedia “its like sending the whois de Bile, eek, ai the valuanes, cal be chained of ‘bce on stnail mouthly payweut ‘eddreon ins Bok 128, Star office. 1 tot 30 SALE-DECKE ~SOUARE GRAN Pianoin good condition o. reamotable termine OF agent, S31 sts CYCLOPEDIAR. JAMPs PaktOR, * tha ‘. CARIWBIOHT & BPI offs a7 Ft oe. Pu FIRST-CL Tuesday, Nov. 14st 10 o'ckek & ounelly Livery stable 211 1ithst iw some hoe care rtd nee, boven les note ch heck sud work horses, Persone are maquested to and examine thls #tock, an ev Igree bidet be we rep W. MAGRATE: Salesian, 00, Aucta: JAM nly OR SALE—& CONFECTION RY, BUTTER AND i osm Stand. A spleudid chnacd, 1801 14th, at Fok. S418, DENG STORE DOING a BUSTS of eit thousand © year, with « lou lease, can be Wansferted. and ove of the best locations iy tbe RY. Address Box OW, Star offtea, 1: Foe SME se vo EIGHT SHAME Phone stock low ition. with veil and tool bax, €120 caglt OF mostly Ba Addivas #5 CHUGKATH, Star offen, JOR SALE — A S6INCH COLUMBIA EXPERT (fall roude.er) bicycle. ball-b iittie wee a —LINOTAPE MACHINE OOMPANS ot of G ahiaten, Uy FRANK H PELOUZS mii-tt Kallovy Building, 14 ROK SALE-A SHARE IN ONE OF THE BERT Syndicates in town; $1500 wil: buy it W. kik DEERE, ces ae RESTAURANT AND POO! oldeniablined stad, juformation, inquire ot" M uo Lw* 116 Fauctax st Fok sare” ‘Two Magnificient Upright Grand Pianos to exchange, Nearly new and in eiegaut condition, They are the Rearest approach to the three coruct Parior Grad Pino of auy upright make. ihe toue is simply per- fect, with singing qulities unequaled. Will be #old at # great Uarcain for cash oF easy payments, or aquare taken in trade aud best value allowed, Cau be seam frou to-day THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, vita 29 OR sALE— ROR SALE—TWENTY HEAD OF Houses JUST Trived trom Vingiuia; suitable for ad sUrposen, Us fear of G12 G st nw. WM. ALES, uN iw PGR SALE =10 CoN TRAC TONS “BUILDING ear of Hair, bony and meditm, tur piseteriag is be dug delivered 10 us to wedi at apecis! inser, Coen ke Seve aud all, B2-o. Rulus ao Works st iverson an-lw bole ok, snd acne Rise Cece aan ona Ay dual A: inyenen, Sey at lowest prices, "Orders otherwise. Delivered. ALBERT bellZ 63s i be 2th PES ONE OF THE FINEST CARKIAGH ‘hd iataaly hermes to thie erty. youtag and power ul, Svutid a8 & Gulla, geutic Aud. gaie tut afeard ef Steain ‘cases ot ieu, co apeudid qriver: Vetiog Siti" beratcen cha ‘Rrwt-clase entehslog-top carriage (eabrioietve), butt Beary mew with covers whup at ted “Eta we wore fartuey peruse aes sea Es we we ca fearned.™ meizee Kk, SEE OLA strnoN Cott {any of od Lustruicemta Wb tect order Aw St sinali en syecially ndapted for indies ue Cau Seuu aus eveulug after Gat QOS Axe tie ndMla Fos SAE BREWSTER ololaM, pola ‘sud Sbatta. tencellent order ano a pais daypler iiss nity “Goren and sitgle. bay Sovape”” hota, Bipot PAYNE'S cinch Patisiy, Soe Feuy sae Fe Eft 1515, H ST. N. W. ‘17 RL EVES ‘hou; Mable and xarden Inguire of PRANK HU Mi, 454 Pa. a : REN T—FURNISHED—1501 ogc by Sectetary ply to CL. DUBOIs, 60a 7 OR RENT—FURNISHED—B H. ROBERTSON HOUSE. AT DEPOT FE Se 5 EN, CEE LE icky BED Feathers, Loc. Ww. JOR SALE—ONE SQUAKE PIANO, 680; $40: one Chicutrine Square, #185, one U 200; easy terme HUGO WUC & OU. poumer ROR SALE—SUN DIAL Gas HEATING STOVER, a ntove to heat ished House 1728 1st Bowe by tue year seen EE GOLDSBONOUGH & co, ol7-3m. ie: 1405 Fst JQOR KENT—CHFAP TO GOOD TENANT—NIN Seen forick Houpa, four poommgn ares accom foot exce-scht arden, collar and’ all Mhprovemenie: “Inguire at 250 Kat FURNISHED—1231 BS. JOR RENT—A FASHIONABLY-LOCATED, FUR- ‘oF for the ‘and five on modern W st, Two- all moder improve. lor save, a8 SUrvi¥ in partner of the frm of W GYiME & SONS tueqiock aud Bxturce am sure No. 10) Peunsyivania ave. This stock, 1b addition to the Cote OF aieToner) sire, corisiate of ‘wate very old aAniy to AUnS tm R KENT ‘welling, _nl2-at Fetes #10 12th. i.,10r. 402 11th s.w.. store, 1 on £30) = Fite, 310 0 st. awe ‘Pennsylvania ave. 2.w. {OR RENT— 489 Ha.w..9r.m.i...825 913. at S.w. OF & Bs 334-348 Natow. Fo 48 i KENT—IST FLOOK AND PAKT OF 2D OF 1327 M st.u.w.: biiliard-room in basement: Yate table if desired; house weli furnished tion of the best. ia K RENT—NEAR GOVERNMENT Office, new 6-roomed bricks, with water Hiced to'$10 per month. A. sciNT! (0 1th at. nw, Just couploted: cous iains seven tiode: ‘at z tRENT—AN ELEGANT THRE srpeyen bid-rosase; all asodexu improvements aed Bult: $79 per month, iocindiae ark 100 per “mouth, Apply "to FKA. Stontst ast. nw. Bi jcely fi Se 25-12 VOR RENT—3052 P ST. N.W, A LARGE 3-STOR! ‘J-room House, with all modern & frt-class vod: fi DEEBLE 1319 Pstuw. Eg B RENT—BY KO. HOLTZMAN F° FURNISHED. a 5 ait ms BERR 4 BENT— 7 20th st, n.w., 11 roome, all mod. ‘Sth at. 7.10 rooms, ali mod imt Ehog Pa ave: uw 9 la fe, #00, fT Pet nw. i . os Inquire of M. M. ¥ Fartuer. WM. UKME & SUNS ROR SMESPALL AND WINE anu ry latent styic, enounduand coupetette order five stock Ture aud plume robes, = money by caluiug at J. kh FRUBA'S, 12 Wantioykane ROH _SALE-CHEAP_FINEST ‘Sperm Ou, abd Lubbous, jor vay BENKY A « {OK SALE-CHEATER THAN THE CHEAPEST, ‘coupes, carriages, doctor's aud indies phase tons, dap wins and grucery wagons, all siyiem bot second, Cail we couviuond. We 5 ‘aoderate. Ty did? 2112 Nee Goonrctvwn ttdae teortuneut us tbt‘ciy ot SCALE, Bi BLOKE, 12th at, two doors south of Fs. ave. auzs-smut 700 CAKMMAGES, WUGGIEA AM von“ nia acai ai ou eu tere ROSES CT 1.000 POUNDS OF NONPA- tae otk seule a Goaaeee Wiis, apdeayabe 1 eaceliens, yer of Es | w.