Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1887—SIX PAGES. TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR Shot Dead by Mistake. A YOUNG MAN KILLED WHILE TH BACHELOR'S LIFE. Berurr, Mo., Not. zt—Between Vinton and West Point, this county, about 16 miles from Butler, a horridie mistake, resulting in the death of a young | what can be done to induce him to give uj rred. John Radford isa bachetor, aman Ot some means 18 somewhat deaf and is always ‘ntieipating that he Is about to be robbed. Last ight one of his nearest neighbors, young Mr. [was colng hothe, when he discovered Rad- the Inmates. fie knocked and pounded on the door, bat no response came. Knowing the old man's Geamexs, aud fearing he would house, he threw his weight against the door,which | 4nd has not earned a way. Kadtord, sui it as a robber, him with a charze of buckshot fn his leit the F und, only a few household goods being sa —_>-—__ The Great Arizona Gold Strike. TUE ORE VERY RICH, BUT THE EXTENT OF THE POSIT NOT YET KNOWN. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Nov. 23.—Sinee the pubii- cation of & great strike made on the Hasayampa ‘with the | attentions, be has spent all except newspaper px- | friends declare that heroic measures must be re- Ex-Senator Jones, of Florida. AN INQUIRY INTO HIS MENTAL CONDITION SAID TO BE PROBABLE. A Detrott special to the Philadelphia Press, No- vember 23, says: Ex-Senator Chas. W. Jones, of Florida, bas continued his residence here ever 1@ TO SAVE AW OLD | since he was compelied to give up his pursuit of Miss Irene W. Palins, the daughter of the million- aire Frenchman who died last year. ‘To-night the friends of Mr. Jones held a fo consider idle and profitiess existence here and return tonls law books in the South. His two sons are in De- troit for this purpose. While the ex-Senator 18 Derfectly sane tO all appearances, his conduct 1s considered so remarkable that application may be case ok nee, and hurriedly ran to awaken | made to the proper court for a commission of in. Since Mr. Jones begar his pursuit of Miss nwo went to Europe to encape from his At 18 said, Gotlar, After ils defeat: for re-election he left the elegant apartments he had An one hotel and went to asmaler house. A few killing him instantly. The house burned to | Weeks ago he was taken to the home of Detective O'Neil, where be now ts. He has: wn old, and z taleative to -all men, His sorted to if Jones 1s to be saved from insanity. He 43 in ignorance of their determination, nd South Carelina Barbarity.. Kiver, a few miles south ot Prescott, Arizona, 1D | 4 WHITR WOMAN AND 4 COLORED MAN LASHRD BY ‘which over $10,000 worth of gold-Learing ore Is re- ported in sight, and as much as $3,000 taken from &@ single pocket, the wires have beep ‘ned WiItl private dispatehes asking the truth of the as- Tainy mamsatr of tee Prscort sampling Work, manager of the was in the city, and trom him the following 1s gleaned. He positively stated that the mine is Undoubtedly the richest yet discovered in Arizona, Dut says that there has not been sufficient devel- ‘opment work on it to justify the statement that I 38 one Of the World's bonanzas, The ore which bas Deen taken out and that which fs ex is mar- velously rich, ‘as high as first reported, Dut to what extent the ore runs must be deter- tained by extensive de ts. All the ore is 4m the nature of very rich pocket, and the owners have so far fealized iminensely from their dis. covery. He also stated that the strike had created consideravie excitement among the people of Pres. cott and neighborhood, and that the mine is ‘sited daily Dy hundreas. ‘The ‘he claims, Tuns north aad south, and the shaft 1s" only down 1s feet. —_-——_. Broke His Neck, But Lives. THE REMARKABLE CASR OP A DULUTR CARPENTER. Decry, Mivy., Nov. 24—A remarkable case of escape from death happened here two or three Gays.ago. It furnishes one of very few cases on recora in which a man has had bis peck dislocat End cxcaped death. The story 1s given by Dr. Slaughter, a well-known physician. The man is Jacob Unden, a carpenter, fifty-five years old. He fell trom a scaffold, and When he struck his neck Was dislocated for Spinal cord was not compressed. ‘Dr. Slaughter says: “Warn. the examination I presertbed al Teinpting to reduce the dislocation at tat ume. | Yesterday aiternoon, with another physician, I | applied am apparatus for such purposes, and the atXocation was reduced. There 1s every prospect that the man will get well. While I was in the hospital at New York I8aw two cases of this kind, aud these were the ouly ones I bave ever heard of. ihey were regarded as great rarities” Won a Bride Through the Papers. New Castix, Pa., Nov. 23%—A pretty littie ro- manee came to @ happy ending here on Sunday when Rev. Mr. Holmes united in marriage Miss Clementine ¥: of this and Richard Foster, of Monroe, lowa. Miss Vandegrift saw an advertisement n'a paper in which a young lady | correspondent Was asked for. She answered it. Last week Mr. Foster came on from Iowa to claim | as his bride the young lady. ‘The happy couple have gone to Monroe, Where the groom is engaged asa farmer. —— LYNCH LAW AT FREDERICK. ‘Mrs. Yenkle’s Avsaiiant Taken from Jail and Hanged. John B. Bigus, the colored man who committed an assault on Mre. Yeakle at Frederick, MG., last Friday night, was taken from the Frederick jail this morning by a mob of 100 men, nearly all of whom were masked, and hanged to a tree at Jefferson Helghts, on the Jefferson road, not a quarter of a mfle from the Jail. For some hours last night, says a Baltimore Sun spectal from Frederick, a suspicious-looking crowd | of men could be seen on the streets at various | places, At 12:15 o'clock the crowd gathered at | The Jail and made emphatic de on Sheriff Derr for the keys of the butlding. The demand was refused, Thereupon the leader gave orders | to break down the door, which was done, and an entrance effected to the corridor, when the lock on the duur to the cell of Bigus was quickly siruck | off. Search was made for the prisoner, and as soon as he Was found a rope was put around bis neck and he was carried down to the basement and Out of the Jail to the garden in the rear of the building. Bigus cried out tha: he was innocent, out he Was ordered to come om and with the rope uued around bis neck was led to the tree in front of the residence of Mr. George H. Kider, on the above- named helght, ag] asked to confess He replied EEO Tree be asked vo pray. This was doue, and pro- tegking ts tnaccence, said that Joe Half the man who Was arrested, was the he stood by and saw him do it. standing by him exclaimed: Difne rope was thea thrown, Over rope was negro was quickly 2 shots were fired into his body and the crowd dis- eTand apparently well saisded with, thetr work. ore was Up bis decame un- Pe eee tan eae a ‘The men th the crowd were from various | parts of the county, as well as from Frederick. AD ‘flort was made Dy'the Jail authorities to give a general alarm by ringing the jail bell, but they Were at once checked by a number of'men with revolvers, Bigus was positively identified by Mra. Yeakle aS her assailant when he was taken to her bed- | side on Monday. The men who aided in Iynehi hit were deverinined toaccomplish what they had Undertaken, and would have brooked no resist. | ence. They claimed that the protection of the others, wives, and sisters was a sufficient Justi | éatlon of their acts. An attempt to lynch was made on Monday night. About 11 o'clock crowd of men and boys assembie and proceeded to the vicinity of the Jail, puiting out the gas-lights slong the streets, Dut While In the act of devising some plan Of attack some one, It Is said, cried out that the police were coming, and there was a quick dispersion, and the undertaking was aban- dened. Andrew Joanene, colored, who was ar. rested om Monday oa Ue charge of assaulting dire Yeakle, was released Tuesday, moruing tn view of the positive identification of Bigus by Lady. et Children’s Battle With = Wildcat. From the San Jacinto (Cal) Register. Recently, while W. D. Clark, of Pleasant Valley, was aWay from home, his twolittle girls, the eldest ton Years of age, espied a large wildcat prowling ound in close proxitnity to the barn. They, with two small dogs, gave chase, the eldest girl armed, not with a broom, but a Dlacksnake whip. The wild- © 1 ran to the mountains, about 100 rods away, took 2 position on a large rand waited for Ule at- tacking force. ‘The Uttle girs took in the situa tion, pulled the dogs’ ears, and cried “sic,” and tue bactie began, The litte girls stood bs. pelting the cat, dogs and surrounding boulders with such stones ds they couid pull up, abd using the black- snake continuously. ' Your c nt 1s of the Opinion that the Diackspake aid the Dusiness, as $1 ooking back Wo bis boyhood days he has a vivid Fxoile-tion of the effect of one in particular. The Ditle girls then dragged their vicum home, very uch fatigued and bardly knowing what it was, ‘They certaiuly did not know what risk they had taken. ‘The Girl smoker Really a Myth. From the London Glove. ‘The manipulation of a cigarette, which the ex- pert male can combine with other occupations, is to the female a task of nosmali magnitude. There tthe lighting of the cigarette first of all itis necessary to strike a matech—two or three matches in all Likelihood, for her suction arrangements are gvnerally out of gear. She is undecided whether to puff or to draw, and alternates the two move- ments With resuits fatal to the life of the match, ‘Another match 1s kindled, and tne cigarette again posed to the flame, precautions being taken to vevent the spread ‘of the element to ber eye. ESiwa. at iast the tobaceo 1s kindled, and with the } rky and explosive pulling of an engine beginning 7 moro, the cigarette starts on its way. A cigar. ecte ts not a thing to be trifled with, and an unpro- jin finds ail nertime occupted tn winding tt ov band 1s employed to grasp the dangerous weapon Grmly and make sur~ that It shaii not fall on te her dress, or set_her fringe on fire, or scorch ‘The other is needed to press on her side nome, y paroxysms of coug! p It is well to have cunng porexzeme ct oregning, 25 Jewel to neve mbustible on which to ‘Une cigarette, so as t leave the other hand free to rub the eyes and sere the first # Ways beaten by the ‘U.at she who bas really And it may be asserted that she Who Saoked in verity, bas Decome @ woman 18 tl cess. ‘There is something from her, some- Thing of toe avtieute roms of maldenhood: and ERASE Ge mower ts, after all, Dut an unposs- lity, & myth, —oo ——_— The Archdukes Presemt to the Pope, | small bonds ‘From the Court Journal ‘The jotnt present to the pope of thirty-two Aus- | dier Gen, Kandolph B. Marcy died tram archdukes is « casket containing relics of | bos, tril ity ‘salnts, Dut the top of which was nodoubt originally | to old He ‘misal It is | States frontier ‘the cover of & precious and rd. By @ lueky accident the | | THE REGULATORS. A Charleston, 8. C., Dispatch says: Last night the masked band of Regulators in Chester County raided the house of a young white woman who Hing Works, | lived with her aged mother and had been sus- pected of intimacy with Jack Good, a leader of the colored people. They tore the young woman from her bed, and, without even permi her to put on her shoes, forced her to walk toa thi feket, where she was tied toa tree and whipped until she was exhausted. She was gagged, so that her cries for belp were drowned. After she had been beaten to their satisfaction the rufflans car- ried her to hboring house and left her there, ‘They thea went to the house of Jack Good and took him out to the woods, where a fearful lashing was administered to his bare back. The was Goanbete, Lg ere as —— — fed out ace soak ru ek oa capes Teele ‘Was Warned never to show himself Worthy citizens of Chester County say there was nothing Wrong between Jack Good and the young White Woman. Steps have been taken to have the jaw enforced against the reguiators and six men have been arrested, ina Grevy Will Have to Go, NO ONE WILL UNDERTAKE TO FORM A CABINET UN- LESS THE PRESIDENT RESIGNS. President Grevy has not yet found any one will- ing to ugdertake the formation of a new French ministry unless the president will resign. M. Leroyer conferred with M. Grevy and advised him to resign. The refusal of every leading polttician to form a ministry is regarded as making the res- ignation of M.Grevy inevitable. M. Grevy, after his interview with M. Leroyer, consulted M. Deves, M. Foucher de Carell and others, but all his efforts to secure the formation of a ministry proved Tuttle. ‘The moderate senators are furious with M. Grevy for offering carte Dlanche to M. Clemenceati even In. conjunction with Gen. Boulanger. They insist that he ought to have retired rather than make such an offer. soe - Base Ball Notes, OF THE BIG DRAL IN THE AMERICAN ASBOCTATION. Von der Abe and Byrne have completed arrange- ents for the transfer of Bushong from St. Louis to the Brooklyn club, but there ts still some differ- ence between them as to the price to be paid by Byrne for Caruthers, the St. Louis pitcher. It is understood that the Metropolitans will not play in New York next season. Asa part of the base Dali deal, by which the Athletic club secures the Services Of Gleason and Welch, of the champion ‘St. Louts team, the latter club is to have Muiligan, McGarr and Mana of ioe enenets Athletic team. Dancing Declared a Sin. Beaver (Pa ) Special to Pittaburg Dispatch. ‘The political contest is not the only one that 1s Tecelving attention here at present. There is an- other, and one that ts likely to stay for some time. ‘It ts nothing more nor lees than a fight between ‘the ministers of the various churches and a danc- ing class recently organized here. The class held its first meeting on Friday night of last week, was largely attended, and promised to be a most pleas- ant enjoyment ‘for the young folks during the coming winter. On Sunday a number of the young Lak aa at ey arte nae e and the sinfuiness of dancing was explained to them, and they were told in plain terms that it Was Strictly forbidden by the rules of the church, and th .t they must at once sever their connection With the class. The row which this kicked w agined, and the ministers saw U PARTICULARS may easily be im- {different ineas Tres would have to be adopted in order to bring the young people to time. Yesterday and to-day the parents of the young folks have been enlisted in the Warfare agatnst the dancing class. Deacon Imbrie, of the United Presbyterian Church, 18 roundly criticised by many of the young people for the Active part taken by him in the opposttion. His two danghters were among the first to join the class, and were Instrumental In getting others to join, "What effect the churen ion will have remains for next Frid:y night to reveal. The young men threaten that If the ministers break up ,the dancing class they (the young men) will attend church at Bridgewa:er and Rochester— virtually boycotting the Beaver churches. — “soe — Queer Uses of Electricity. From the Hartford Times. One of Bridgeport’s letter-carriers, whose duties Tequ ire him to distribute the mail over his route after dark, has adopted the novel practice of wear- ing an electric searf-pin. When desirous of look. Ing at the address of an envelope in the dark, he holds it up before his face switches on the electricity concealed In his pocket. His scart-pin flashes out a one-candle power electric light. Joun Buckley, of Menden, eausht a snapping turtle and took tf £o the telephone ofice where he works, He thought that he would kill the animal by electricity, and so put the end of a wire in front of it, and the turtie snapped it and held on. Then Buckley put another wire under the shell and turned on the entire electric current of the oMice, The turtle shut bis jaws tighter and closed his shell, and in five minutes was apparently as dead as Jullus Caesar, Dut the next morning he was Walking around ihe office quite heartily. It had received an electric shock powerful enough to kill aman —__——cee______ Wednesday Whatnots, The mysteries of anagrams are many, but who Would suppose that “one bug” ‘would be found “enough?” —Jewish Messenger. “The word ‘dude’ is to be put Into the next dic- tionary, but tt will never be seen there by the dude."-Chicago Times, “Waiter, take away this beer; it’s muddy.” ‘The Waiter (without stirring\—“You are deceived, sir. It Is the glass which is dirty; the beer is excellent. Taste it.—Judge. Mr. Ralison’s phi tion ‘for one but can be preserved h_ preserves a conversa. Years. But conversations long without a phonograph. For tt 2 rhe celebrated conversal between the governor of North Carolina and the eer of South Carolina. —Louisville Courier- Journal, 3] “One night & man gave me a five-dollar gold- piece by mistake for @ nickel,” said the streetcar conductor Who belongs to the Emerald Beneficial Association. “He came down to the barns on the Tun-in, and [ fished his shiner out of my nickel Pocket for him. He was only a poor clerk in a grocery, but he gave me 50 cents Another day I Testored $150 which a Woman had left in the car. She never even said “Thank you.’ That's the Woman of it!"—Buffalo Express. It ts interesting to trace the evolution of words and ex, ressions. | Cultivated people say, “How do ” ‘Those who are less precise say, “How. A Lhe backwoods of Tennessee they say, The noble red man of the West says, ‘While the cat on the fence says, “OW: “how? Norwich Bulletin, WANGE ITs NaMe.—Since Le united labor party for itself the question Gronar’s Panty May Dr. MeGiyan deciared th should select a new "ua as been actively agitaied, but nothing d fnite has yet been arrived at.—-A list of about seventy ates has Just been distributed among the mem- bers of the party, from which it is urged that se- Jections be made, "Here are some of the most pecu- Mar naimes suggested: “Higher Law," "anti Rone” “People’s Busiuess,”“Juslienable Rights,” “Antie Usury,” “Knights ‘of Liberty,” “United Democ- racy,” “Jeffersonian,” and “United States.” ‘THE RICHMOND AND DASvILLE PRESIDENCY.—A Special from Kichmond say» influential Stock hold. ers of the Kichmond and Danville Railroad say that Gen, T. M. Logan Will not be elected president Of that road At the annual meeting of the stock- oilers here in January, and that the Rew presi- Gent will be John W. New Yi see ~~ ‘TRAGEDY aT 4 DaNce IN Baxcon.—For @ Of years the hall occupied by the Grand Army. Post at Bangor, Me., has been devoted F iy 5 B F 8 f i 4 & H g © E i ae post and @ door! r, Who Wee wes pcbed nat eee tats a broken skull, He died in & few hours, Stews ‘was arrested, Dut Was released after a hearing See Dearu or Gev. Raxporrm Mancy.—Brevet weveral months. jes due Orsi rs Was twenty years in the United service, and the tather-tn-law of A BEE 85 erfect in preservation, although it dates from the | tue late Gen. ‘McClellan. | He jeaves two Taguasey otGn anemia ones wecamntage cnildren, Mrs. Dr. EE Clark and Mra, McClellan, and one foot anda half broad, it isarare plece of Kriiep sy 4 Poticemax.—Wm. Baldwin, of Chat- orkmanship sucb as the world does not bold | tancoga, Tenn... a liquor dealer,was ktlied many of, the purity of its outlines and sim- | afternoon and Policeman Howard fatally Wucity of dexign ate very ‘This rare gift | 1a 8 booting affray in which Baldwin waa pitued is cootgined in & box of ruby plush, on ‘a | against three officers. The latter had arrested os Bob King, Who was taken to Baldw.n's house for the latter to become his surety, Baldwin ordered oeusie ei seaie oeaed bis revolver at them, striking “Otieer Howard ie the forehead. ‘The ball fractured the skull and he pe pag Baldwin received taree tad simoge immediately ‘bad character and had already killed two mea. Te Isconastz Cuneo: Hopxreaviiie, Kr., Feb. 24, 1887. gua centre pee era year ago 'T ktew woree every Year for seven years, thought I hed a cancer. Over sommes i 8.8 Band two Brinte apeite tree 15a? Jor bea could! ‘drag about. After Sotrse of’. ei wan atrone and buoyant, for ladies in weak vali ee ine for in delicate ours ae W, Wisaox. gq Ttestise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ‘Tux Swirt Srecrrte Co,, 026-w&sl Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, “Nothing Succeeds Like Success.” And success in sales can only be reached first, by careful selection and judicious buying: then by artis- tic display and correct prices. This success we claim for our Lamp Department, giving us s better line of goods at lower prices than any other house in the city. Our buyer is always in the market. See what he has given us in this line, for iti spite of gas and electricity ‘Lampe area necessity, and visit to our store will prove them at Jeaat “Things of Beauty,” if not “Joys Forever.” Look at our prices: Glass Stand Lamp, sun burner, 25c. Same style, Jenger nize, amber and blue, 49c. Hammered brass base, decorated peg Mluminstor, 98. Same, fitted with Arnaud Burner, $1.19, Sewing Lamp, shade decorated to match bowl, oxy- ized trimmings, $1.99. ‘Table Lamp, landscape and pond lily decoration, shade to match, 81.99, Brase Base Lamp, Harvard Burner, bow) and 10- inch shade to match, $2.29, German Student Lamp, tested, $3.79. Our special bargain, brass base, beautifully deco rated, shade and bowl, 10-inch shade, Harvard Burner, 83.99. Antique Brass, opal rose tulip shade, duplex burner, 95.49, Elevant Brass Lamp, satin glass shade, $8.49. Silver Lamp, hand decorated shade, $13.99, Brass Frame Hanging Lamp, 14 Inch shade, $1.99. Brass Frame Hanging Lamp, 14-inch opal shade, 32 prisms, $4.79. ‘Beautiful Hall Lamp, ruby globe, $9.99. Brasa Frame, ruby bow), rose etched, 14-inch shade, $7.99. Brass Piano Lamp, adjustible height, ruby etched, 14-inch shade, $13.99. Brass Piano Lamp, silk umbrella shade, $15.99. Nickle Night Lamps, 2c. Shades, Burnerg, Chimneys, and all fixtures to ft any lamp. Amber, Ruby, Opal, Bine and Canary Gas Globes, 25 and 49¢. Light for the million. BOSTON VARIETY STORE, > SMITH & WARDWELL, 216-3m. 705-707-709 Market Space. 885.—orme mms xomsen sy 3, you HAVE THE PRICE AT WHICH YOU CAN PRO- CURE AN ELEGANT ALL-WOOL SUIT FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 13 YEARS. SEVERAL REASONS WHY. IT 18 TO THE INTEREST OF ALL WHO DESIRE TO PROCURE HONEST, RELIABLE, AND PER- FECT-FITTING CLOTHING TO DEAL AT * THE GOLDEN EAGLE YOU RECEIVE FULL VALUE FOR EVERY DOL- LaR INVESTED aT THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR A CAPE OVERCOAT THAT CANNOT BE MATCHED FOR PRICE. STYLE, AND FIT IN THE CITY, 60 TO ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR A RIPE, FULL-GROWN STORM COAT GO To THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR A SUIT THAT CANNOT BE DISTIN- GUISHED FROM BEST MADE-TO-ORDER CLOTH- ING GO TO THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR A DRESSY OVERCOAT, THE COMBINA- TION OF STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, AND PRICE, GO To THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR PERFECT-FITTING TROUSERS GO TO THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR CLOTHING FOR THE BOYS GO TO ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE. FOR CLOTHING FOR MAN OR BOY OF ANY DESCRIPTION GO TO THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO., 218-20 ‘NO. 400 7TH BT. N.W., COR. D. ar Oak HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, Is bons fide, and Clothing for Men and Boys can be ‘boustt for less than cost of manufsctare. Of course business is brisk, and those wishing to buy Clothing, should call at once while the assortment is still com- plete. Such chance to buy fine, well-made Clothing stench prices does not come twice ine Mfetime, We ve OVERCOATS To Sit everyone, up to 44 chest measure, in Beaver, Kersey, Chinchilla, Corksorew, Irish Frieze and Canaimere made into sack and surtouts, SUITS In Sacks, Frocks, Cutaway, Prince Albert, Swallow- tails for Full Dress for every size and shape. Sizes 048. FOR BOYS FOUR TO FIFTEEN, A full line of Suite, Knee Pants, in all the desirable materials and styles, to suit every one. Also » com- plete Hine of Overeosta, FOR BOYS FOURTEEN TO RIGHTEEN. Acomplete assortment of Suits and Overcosteto suit most every taste. ODD PANTS. In every size, from the six-year boy Knee Pants, to 48 mehes sround the waist. Call snd examine stock. ‘No trouble to abo w goods BAK HALL. $324 COR. TENTH AND F STs. LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE ooa sk m8 BAratrs Bouse or 13 and 15 Broad street, New York. Investment and Marginal Orders executed. ‘Members of the N. Y. Stock and Coffee Pro- ‘duce Ruchanges, also Chicago Beard of Trade. ‘Four per ceat interest allowed on Deposit Accounts, Blltw AUCTION SALES._ AUCTION SALES. _ WL TER B WILLIAMS & 00, Auctioneers, DIRECT FROM THE ORIENT. GRAND DISPLAY OF ORIENTAL GOoDs, AT OUR SALESROOMS, No. 1001 Pennaylvania ave., corner 10th st, te URS SOPOGE. BB EXHIBITION FREE. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), NOVEMBER TWENTY- ‘THIRD, FROM ELEVEN A. M.TO SIX P. M. ‘This collection is certainly the largest and finest ever Drought to this city, containing RUGS, CARPETS, PORTIERES, HANGINGS, EMBEOIDERIES, SHAWLS, ANTIQUITIES, FANCY GOODS, ART OBJECTS, AND MANY RARE ARTICLES SUITA- ‘Will be sold AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, oo, ERE ag a 8 3 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY- a MH FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH, bs hd ~ And will continue also the next week, from day to ay until all the goods are sold. Iustrated catalogues will be distributed at the place of exhibition. WILL REDUCE THE FAMILY SHOR BILLS. Yours, respectfully, it WALTER B. WLLIAMS & CO., Aucta. WWEEES & 00., anctionsers ARTHUR BUBT & CO. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, £0. aloekw 1211 FST. KW. (On acconnt of having to vacate, we will sell at prem- ises No. 739 7th street, near H street northwest, on MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY- EIGHTH, AT TEN O'CLOCE, ‘The éntire collection of Household Furniture, in part: Parlor Suites in almost every variety of covering: Handsome Walnut Antique Osk, Cherry, and other Chamber Sets, Fancy Tables, Fancy Chairs, Bed- Lounges, Rattan Rockers, Dining-room Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Side- boards, Hat Racks, Mirrors, Smyrna and other Bugs, with a lange variety of other Stock. n23-3t Y VALUABLE WS, De. E. G. Dave, 719 MARKET SPACE. FALL AND WINTER GOODS NOW READY. OUR STOCK OF MERINO UNDERWEAR COMPRISES ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE MAKES, AND WE OFFER THEM AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN. WE DESIKE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION ‘TO A SMALL INVOICE OF JERSEY RIBBED VESTS JUST RECEIVED, WHICH WE OFFER AT THE LOW PRICE OF $1; BE- |, in Liber E. B.P., No. mery Connty, Marya FORE PURCHASING THE SAME ARTICLE lie free in acre rar teed ELSEWHERE AT $1.29, SEE OURS. WE , on the premises, on. ALSO SHOW ASPLENDID LINE OF LOWER | SIXTH OF NOVEMBER 16: PRICE GOODS, FROM 50c. UP, WITH | Q°CLOCK P.M. all th $m Said in PANTS TO MATCH. CHILDREN'S GOODS ‘This Farm is situsted in said Montgomery Qouaty, REAT V. J Me the turnpike road leading from Geoncetown to F1 IN Gi ARIETY, ALL AT BOTTO! Seektsal heen oy sos ‘enn wand one-fourth of s mile fro IF YOU NEED BLACK HOSTERY OF ANY | ofthe District of Golemntin is Aivided into two unequal KIND YOU CANNOT FIND A BRTTER OR sections by sid turnpike the main body of the Fara MORE COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY | extending from the turnpike to the roed known as the THAN WE CAN SHOW YOU. *Kiver Road." adjoins the lands of Adjutant General Henry H. Dodge, the heirs of the late John otbers, and contains 211! : IN HANDKERCHIEFS OF ALL KINDS acten of OURSTOCK ISSIMPLY UNAPPROACHABLE, _| land, more or less. It in well watered, under wood ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, FROM 10c. Suejosares, of quod natural soll in 9 fair state of calti- TOS10 EACH. DUCHESS LACE HANDKER- ‘s Tenant House, Barn, Stable, Ane Brick Uatey CHIEFS IN GREAT VARIETY, AND AT | andother neconsary outbuildings, and there ae also PRICES FULLY 60 PER CENT LW88 THAN | *woexcellent orchards on the place. THE GAME GOODS “HAVE EVER BEEN | pitih Roses texched iy te fuuouy “Tong OFFERED. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A ‘the center of that section of the country which bas of JOB LOT OF FINE COLORED EMBROID- _{ late become the scene of suburvan improvements, and ERED HANDKERCHIEFS, GOODS THAT = | DbQn Tretduscie we if Thee ea eeatie eae calls he FORMERLY SOLD AT 75c. TO @1 EACH; | Converted into an excellent grazing fara, WE WILL SELL THIS ENTIRE LOT, 150 tie unexceptionable, DOZEN, AT 250. EACH. THERE WILL BE rma of sale, an prescribed by the mottgage: Cash. A Pick i rain, 90 pow Denar 790 | hGSet dasa Canela Rear nae LONG IN MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS. JAMES HENDERSON: WE SEEL AN ALL-LINEN EMBROIDERED 23-2 Attoruey named in the mortgage. ‘HEMSTITOH INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF AT INE PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELLING HOUSE. 25c. THAT WE CONSIDER REMARKABLY (WITH STABLE), BEING NO. 941 M STREET CHEAP. NORTHWEST, On TUESDAY "AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER, TWENTY-NINTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR, O'CLOCK, we will wig: front of the premises, 8, 50. 308, fronting 24 feet 2 M street, with WSO foot ton LO°tt alley. Os Tee With depth of OUR STOCK OF LACES, EMBROIDERIES, NECK-WEAR, TRIMMINGS, FUR AND FUR ‘TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, EXTRACTS AND NOTIONS I8 FULL AND VERY ATTRAC- TIVE. The improvements consist of a fine 3-story Brick FULL LINE BLACK AND COLORED VEL- | Dwelling, with back building, in perfect order, con- VETS. PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEW faining 13 rooms, pantries, bath, ie. ‘The first and SHADES, SUITABLE FOR FANCY WORK. Aa ST eee ONE PIECE SEAL-BROWN PLUSH AT 86, WORTH 28. KID, GOAT AND FABRIO GLOVES IN RE- LIABLE MAKES, AT LOW PRICES. ‘BLACK AND GREY DRESS GOODs TuaTr WILL WEAR WELL AND GIVE SATISFAC- ‘Ahis property is well located, being convenient to news center, Department, #e., the rooms are large ea re et ste residence, ig attention me doatrinn % hrnrehase 's howe OF for tuveat Bale Payable scint-annusily, and to be secured by deed TION. of “tdust on tie premises sold. orall cash at optow of EG. DAVIS, irs A, deposit of $300" wall be Tequired at Mark One mule. Conveyancing’ ke, at purchaser's c =m. 710 Market Space Cor. Sthet_ | Terma to be complied with in ten days from day "of tale, otherwise ft renerved to Fesell at the Fisk Shd cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days" bak Daper puvitshed in Washington, Bece = "ome news ee Sdeds. DUNCANSU ‘PHREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS THIKD STREET, NEAR M STREET SOUTH- iT. 2 WE er ARTE ROU SS © Wow RRR WWww RR WWWw RRR pen! 1 ‘on WEN} THIRTIETH, at QUARTER PAST Fi O'CLOCK, in front of the premises we will sell LOT 11, QUAKE 801, fronting 48 foot on id street and running back to a 30- foot alley. "This property in near “M” street south. Ternis: Oue-third cash; balance in one year, note to boar 6 per cent interest (rom day of sale, payable semi— Anually, and to be secured by deed of trust, or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit of 8100 required at fale: Conveyancing ‘ke, at ‘purchaser's cost.” Terms {0 be compiled with in. ten ‘Otherwise right re- Served toresell at risk and cost of defwuiting pur- Some newspaper published in Washington. Co newspaper pul in Washington. D. C: n23-dkds DUNCANSON BKOS., Aucts. 4 eee rp 200, ig wn tala An, e > ro 3 od Cd 4 ashe 334 re i i i i j B } R ¥ SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT Poxponry STREET EAST, NEAR EAST CAaP- 1L STREET, OT §, BREAK 10 on pant {5YRta Norte mreots.” Ono of the Aueet lew in thes we, One-third cash ; balance in one and two years, agiesca beer cong noes oem gt ic as war sold, or all cash. at purchaser's option. A &e., iat 28 o Gaye’ public notice of such ished ington, DG me Meshing UNCANSON BROS. Aucte AIRY ‘AT PUBLIC SALE. A Dairy Farm, well watered and, well et in grass one: yards from Farmwell Static Touspay. DeceMuee SIXTH. 1507, For particulars address ICED 14, 4 ney, Leesburg. Va PPXHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED MATE. AL, £c) AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT AND PeNSION OFFICE, - FuXE\CH FELT HATSat 91.25, reduced from ¢2 Sekt RID and FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY- Groves $2. Prin Ise, commencing at TEN OCLOCK. Tahal Bt Or PUSRITL TAREE MRC | PAP cath ca ade Furniture, Matiing, U.d Iron, ALSO ON SAME DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK Patnete office Furaiture of every description, Syelvs fog Ssiting, ke, de. by order of the Secretary of the Inkgior Cor Runsat AS cmcons STORE, Sees ane UG) Nebave cut 4S inch Al Wool Plaid BLACK CASH. AVENUE, NEA FOURTH STREET AND ON T i ‘Worth $1, to 6c, % 580. T, AND ON VIuGINIA AVE. a eae ae age nae mon, | ERRATA TT Ewa oT RE ENCH FLANRMLS Stripes and Plaids, 360.; ‘we will sell, 4m front of th EIDI WS cut from 75c. to. fronting 32 feat 2 iuchestu Patt, and’ 15. feet 10 In FOURA DUre AND any | Behes on Virginia ‘avenue, iamproved by two Frame shade of DRESS GGODE. BOMMEDIATELY AFTER we will sell, in front’ of (D SETTS, $1; PANI 1 ‘premises, the weet 20 feet front of mie tur' in Sea DEPARTMENT, 1, SQUARE 8: Every yt in rrrd at ACTUAL | fronting on Virginia avenue aud through to COST or rw street near corner of 6th street southeast RU! RB that were $8.50, now 95.69. “ts sold to close an estate, 9p HEC ORNAMEN Ferm: camh, belanes inchs and two: OUR 81.7! Mt NOW 91.45. notes to bear six per cent.interest frum day = $32 . - 2 payable somi-annually, or ‘ll at option of pur: 138 00. Shapers. "A daponitat ‘8100 on each piece required at = 8 : “ ‘Perm to be complied with In teu dayk otherwise Siti ee teeares fe EG ET “ ry - re ban FEW ‘colne newspaper in W: ‘D.C. rd ‘cubek Cie Ppt Gee aidan Deed DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, ees: "peat (HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Cur Pacts 0 FURS. MU Ck ETALE OY SEVENTH Stage FAVE GRSUNe BEAVER, BATIN, | {THE CITY OF Ww. GTON, D.C, @ Shey “ ‘virtue of # decteo of the Supreme Court of, Hobo “ i 83 ot’ Columbia. passed of the ee * | we, infront he Sere espepemperting 7) £ ett one par: SESE ae + ate eater Sh Woon Hawes iz uM px HT ATION SAL ~ ‘known ts io. A y oF “patiding, with ul €5 bib wt if A A EB de fu: House inspected tion: \uctioneers. en STN GANGON BROS, Aucese a) Sawi den aw. WALTER B WILLIAMS © G0. Auctioneers VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTRWEST. On WEDNESD. IN, NOVEMBER, TWENTY THIRD, ATWADE PAST FOUR oe will sell, in front of the premisen, of aud, Tots 26 and 27, in) ToT, fronting 17 feet street northwest, to 8 S0-toot Res ‘Ferma, Agmuiue trast of § 6 terest, bal cash. pur- Sess Gepoait at time cf sale Terns 4 be omplied. i tent dave otherwise right reserved So resell at rink and cont of defaulting ‘after faporpavlished in Washington, DG: The heal Betts a AAUs Yosurance Co."e Abstract, HUFTY & DYER, 1301 Fst. aw. n17-6t Witter B WILuiams WALNUT-FRAME PARLOR SUITES STEKED IN SI CASE PIAN OUVER: Wi BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPES, BED: DING. CHINA AND GLASSWAKES KITCHEN UTENSILS, Etc. On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-NINE, com- mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shall sell at res- idence No. 313.C street northwest a select assortment of Household Furniture, nearly new and im good con- dition, well worthy the attention of those in search of first-class furnitur ete. Sd “WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auc GiEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioncer, 936 ¥ Strect— THUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED L ESTATE, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED 1115 C STREET SOUTHEAST, B; jue of a deed of trust, dated June 28th. A. D, i884, and recorded ib Liver No, 10sb. fol 34, of 1. one of the records of the Distr ot Columb at the request of the party secured in writing, default having’ been made ia the pay f the uotse therein d ¥ Hop. in front of the premiaes, on THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887, at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., all that certain piece or parcel of land and premises, situate in the city-of Weaning ton, D. Gand knows an part of lot two 2, i sauare south of square nive hundred abd ninety’ (&, 900), sald rtof lot beginniug at the northwest corner of said fot; thence due south eighty feet. thence in «north ganicriy direction to a point seveuty-elgut fest four inches south trom O'wtreet: thence dive north to.C Street; thence west twenty feat to place Rogethier with all the improvements, wi Fighta. privileges, and aprrtenanoes to jertus of safe: One-talf of purcasse anes ta cash: balance inoue. year, with interest at 6 per cont per annum, to be paid. semiannually; the deferred. pay Theut 1 be secured by # deed of trast om the. propery ‘old, oF ail cash at the option of the purcuacer, Ai Conveyancing and recording will be ‘at Cost. A deponit of $100 will be required at time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with within ton Gays from time ‘of sale oF property will be resold at ak thd coat of defaulting purchaser after at Ieast ve 8" notice. A Tiowoads WILLIAM 1 PEARCE,S Trustees TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEES OF EDWARD ‘CAVERLY & CO., Ful sell at able auction. on SATURDAY, NOVEM- BER NINETEENTH, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK ML. ; in front of Thomas Dowling’s suction rooms, cor- ner of Pennsylvania aventie and 11th streets vortir ‘West, two Horses, two Secs of Harness.” Also, one Day- teas oe TARO S WISDBORT nl2-dte WILLIAM J. MILLER, '5 S- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CON- sequence of the rain, until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH, 1887, same nour and place. 19-00! WALTER B WILLIAMS & 0O,, Auctioncers, TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON A STREET, BETWEEN ¥ HIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST, On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, HALY Past FOUR OCLOUK P.at- we mall sl ron mie jot No. 2, in square 78. 15 fect front bya depth of 99 feeu uuproved forms, $1,000 cash; balance in twelve, and on erty sold. "All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $100 Gown on day of sale. puous DOWLING, Auctioneer, fa VED PROPERTY, No. 308 AND 330 G- STREET SOUTHWEST, AND 308 E STREET SOUTH Court of the District of Columbiatom soe a Teh Gay of November, A. D. 1887, wherein Richard H. brick dwelling: fve rome. water and eighteen months, secured by a deed nl9-d WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. NCERY_ SALE OF VALUABLE By virtue of = ‘Supreme, Brooks is complainant and Win. Henry Freeman et al. are defendants, in Equity Cause numbered 10832, I will sell at public auction in front of the premisca, MONDAY NOVEMBER TWENTY-EIGHTH. AD” POUR O'CLOCK FM the tollowitig de: scribed real estate in the city of Washington, Uistrict ‘The east 34 feet and'5 inches ‘and running the nlc alloys thence Hi feet and the line ine! thence nofth 122 feet and 4 inches to the tine of suid ‘of said alley” ‘thence east slong the line of said @ to the of beginning, — to be as follows: third of the jnecre es aher mst }wo equal fi Imenta in one and two years, with in- Sey ap ye annum from day of wn{*yill Uikewise by istue of atd decree, aud om the same day, at the hour of HALF-PAS1 FOUK P. aell at public suction in front of the premises: estate in the city of {fol owing described real ton, in the District of 2} H Ea RHEE The nstall ote, Dal abi in one and t fi day of fistalliments: payable in ole and two Years from doy, sale, with interest thereon at six. per cent per ‘annum from day of eale,or ail purchase moneyin cash at option igths Rivchauet deposit of 100 tobe inadeon each ‘On day of aslo, Conveyanctug at cost of purchaser, JAMES Ht SMITH. Trustee, n16-ats ‘Room 23, Le Droit Building. HALE at THE, SOUTHWEST COREE OF ptt EENTH AND L SPREE NORTH- ‘virtue of » decree of the Supreme Court of istrict of Colum| CHANCERY, 84 the. ia, pasned on the 12th of November, 1gu7+ in Equity Cate umbered. 10,031, Docket 21, the Twill as commatttes Tunatio, soll at abit ‘suction, in mines. ob SATURDAY, the TWENTY VEMBER, 1887, at HALF-PAST interest of suid i ND. 0! URTEENTH EAST, Ni 3, ANIA AVE- SUERTE aie Ba On _ FRIDAY AFTEAEOOY, NOVEMBER VENTY-FIFT! at -PAST UR part ine Ee ey | Pasa ~ FUTURE DAYS. band wets ‘B. WILLIAMS & ©O., Auctioners. DRY {PRE ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION. ‘TO BE SOLD, BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-ONE, AT ELEVEN A M. AND BALF- iA a ey PHA RK S= ooo ny ¥ PAST TWO P. M., CONTINUING DAILY AT SAME gcouyy ° HOUR UNTIL ENTIRE STOCK 18 DISPOSED OF. ‘eas OW ‘The above consists of all kinds of Silks in street and evening wear, in Plain and Brocaded. Black and Colored Velvets in Pisin, Broceded and striped. Black Crepes. Also a full line of Moura~ ‘ing Goods of the best makes, Colored Dress Goods in destrable fabrica, Flannels in Plain and Fancy, Blankets lange size, also a nice Udne of Crib Biangets in Plain and Em- Dridered Linens, Hoaicry and Underwear for Men, La- dies and Chil- dren. Corsets of the celebrated make,C. P., also lower grades. French and Ameriean Satines, Ginghams and Batistes, ‘also some White Goods, Buttons, Cloaka, Pars- sole, Gloves and many articles which ‘I cannot mention for want of ‘space. All parties indebted to the firm will please call and ectule bil. Ae Suen er? bass in our work room,end wish to ve you sa. EXrha INDUCEMENT 70 BUY A HAT OR BON- & 1. HEMPSTONR, 19 803 Pennsylvania Avena, LICE PROPER: ALE— DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN POLICE, Wacnrvontan,D. Wasmrworom, D. ember 15, 18N7.—By DUNCANSUN Dhos. oui! RRR, ERR PDD F'E. Ri Wocenries Sergi fection | pe pe BB be pe kw § she bntactot Goltia YS ec st pall tee boo Fo eek Bs tive to at the above. panied warcrooms, stot of LOS, 8 and ABANDONED 4 x eee Me i AN WASHINGTON, Approv: heen <> we at ree PERE IRTONY SALE OF FINE DING LOT ARLINGTON, ON EAST CAPI ‘RRET, NEAR FOUR- LST TEEN: H STREET EAST. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER, NINETEENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR! O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises, LOT 13, SQUARE 1058, Fronting 54 feeton East Capitel street, with a of about 120 feet to a 30 foot alley. ty in this location is rapidly enhancing and worthy the attention of those desiring to invest. Tirms: One-third cash; balance inone and two years, notes to bear six per cept interest from day of Saie, payable pemi-aunualls and to be necured by Of trust, oF all cast Purchaser. Convey }200 deposit at time ancing, &c., at pure ‘of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days. otber- and cost of de- Wine right reserved to Fe-sell at ri NOVEMBER 25, 26, 28, 29. ‘Mr. REDFERN, of London and New York, secom- panied by an erperenced staff, will bring with him bite LATEST LONDON AND PARIS NOVELTIES AND DESIGNS IN GOWNS, COATS, AND WRAPS FOR WINTER WEAR, Ladies will have the opportunity of escuring «Per fect-Stting Garment without the trouble of viaiting gt faulting purchaser after five days’ public notice of | New York. such rergale in some newspaper pu im Washing | niger 210 FIFTH AVE. NEW TORE, e-ata, DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioncern | WY BH oy ai Max. T. B. Haaarsos, $@- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON SOV PNET iar a QUARTER Se aan ie PART FOURO'CLOCK P. BL, iu front of the WINTER OPENING ne late UNCANSON BROS. pa RT Eee Gt Tae COnneR OPTED TEST. SELECTI MONT AVENUE AND S STREET NORTHWEST. aa aed By virtue of a deed of trust_duly reconied. tu ™ Ht too Dinties of Coltumbla tadint the noneeot at marorTep Box bay in SETS jour iu front of the preizines, 0 BER TWENIY-IRTH NEXT, at FOUR SEDAN, SD) > aah O'CLOCK P.M, part of lot six (6), iu A. Boriand’s manvenend a ‘Dce east twenty-nine feet (29), thence north thirty (30) feet, thence west to the Hine of gg avenue, thence southwest to the place Luproved by a one-story brick store, Terme: One-third cash. balance i six, twelve, and ithe, secured We beg to call your attention to the five following reasous why you should by this Corset in preferenee toall othera None of the five sdvantages beve ever ‘been accomplished in any other Corset, We Bave thounands of voluntary testimonials from ladies whe SROpERTS. ON THE SOUT No.1738, BET 7TH AND 18TH inch Of aaid o ‘twenty _SECOND-1T 18 THE BEST SPINAL SUPPORTER Sepch thereof, aud the west twenty (40) feet seven (7) | ever nieie and it supyyrte equally: well the abdomen inchs of ‘anid ublot Tmigtocn (aU) uy” the depih | Sbdall other parts of the body ianproved by & me peeenel: | THIRD—IT 18 PROOF AGAINST PERSPIBA’ back ‘Terms of eule aa preacribed by the decree: One-third of ve puree ny fa cay de Talance in on Shd two years, in equal paymentn, for whs Spd wo yearn in eg and moisture. Will never corrode wear, stretch or break at the waist. OVS oF come out in Wear. “ythe ‘bones ‘never ii ‘of trust on the | FOURTH_IT NEVER CHANGES ITS ‘depomit indies, because it'removes ka’ proveute shoope TE the termm ot wale | fag'and round shoulders, ‘complied with inten days the trustees reserve | —# ">= "° the right to resell the property at the Fisk and cost of POETS Sbuth, PARE iinbis: Swe aNd FiostiNe By ‘deeds r i 4 3 1 Fr FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS" st. ow. juat's), with the etylen ta = Aa i vec! EA ry a n19-dkds WILLIAM L 8! New Hosmar Axo Usvznwean SEATON PERRY. Guccesor to Peany & Buren.) CHILDREN'S BLACK NAVY AND SEAL RIBBED COTTON HOSE, of French, and manufacture, all “sizes, ranging from 25¢. to @1 per ‘Hoa By POH WOMES, al soe, ‘ak BGvOiieo s0Lx Hosteny. ry guakrecr POR MEX Wi EN, AND CHILD! i y made by the best Ei od KO} ‘Aimerican inanufserurene and’at Lowest WARAENS THOMPSONS, AND FRENCH ©. P. COENTESY OROVELIEO" IN HEMSTITCHED, LOREL BORD] AND. EMBROIDERED “LOWEST GUOTAY ONG" ON"CHINESE AND JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. SecTLAIN FIOUNES AND COMMECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Perry Pailding, Pennaylvania ave., cor. 9th et _ pane 188, Tae New Bawu Gur, PEERLESS DYRS “NAMING THE DAY," il — Also“THE BRIDAL EVE," “FIRST COMMUNION,” | uot croak or smut iStirney a avaxe Hovenden; “DANCE OF THE NYMPHS." Corot: | no27.00 Drwawint, 4 ] Wise 70 ixroum THE Toante’s vteudiul waiter ce nec jufl. Call at QGeEeEe=~E~—e~E>~E=~—eE>~=—~—~—z—z=z=~%~=%=~*—E~=EEEE=ES=T Lise Compaxrs Exracr Or PoE peciarmte teres Seats bre cy paving | Esa Seite th st ow. mt