Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1888, Page 4

— y te ‘¥. JANUARY 5, 1888. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the & hours commencing at $ p.m. For the Distric: of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, fair weatuer followed by rain, colder, ligne to Tres variable winds ‘Tay Nascvwa for coid in the head. A Fit Ling oF Rikers Celebrated Pathily Medicines, ‘Toliet Requisites, Perfumes, &¢., ALWAYS ON HAND at my establishn EDWARD P. Marz, Family Druggist and Chi 1014 F st, cor. 11th nw. Foxe Porraars. Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa, ava Map. Socre, from ith ave. New York, 1s at ths Ariinzton Hocel, partor D, with a full line of dine: and evening dresses, Finz weiry aod silverware below cost: to cio no reasonable offer refused. Lapsown’s, 455 Tub st. nw. Fossaut's Ion Cream and Charlotte Russe, Hiourays! Houays!—Go to Davis, 723 7th st, for your pictures, One large crayon and oue doz, Auely Matsned cabinet portraits for ouly $& Come abd see them. Coxscwrtiox may be cured if treated early with Baker's Cod Liver Ol! and Malt, Page and eyesight fitted, $1. Hempler'save & 4. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Namioxat.—“Dorothy.” ALnavon’s. Hanuis’.—“Never Say Die.” Wowpmxtaxy.—Variety and Curlosities, Manassas PaNonawa.—Day and evening. Kaxwaw'a—-Hallen & Hart's Troupe, Condensed Locals, ‘The officers of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars instituted a new lodge last night, to be calied Fiveh, in Lonor of the late grand chief templar, Jobo b. Finch. ir. Noble D. Larner celebrated the twenty. second anniversary of installation ¢. worshipful fayette Lodge, No. 1, F. A. A. M. last evening, with a reception at his whici ‘Was attended by a large bumber of members of the ‘order. ‘At & meeting of the District Commandery of the Loyal Legion of the United States last evening, at ‘Willard’s, L. P. Williams read a paper entitled “My Escape from Libbey Prison.” Memorial notices ‘were also read of two deceased members of the onter—Maj. Ben: Perley Poore and Gea. James B Kicketts ‘Yesterday, W. H. and Molite H. Main, by Messrs. Edmonds anil Barnard, fied a bill against Daniel & Hoadley, Christian Heurich, and Nathan Cc. Page, for dissolution of partneralip, the appoint. ‘ment of a receiver for the complainants state that On August 20 last, they, with Mr. Hoadley, formed & partnership to carry 'on the hotel business at the Belveder2, eorner 3d street and Pennsylvania avenue. Selling juor to Minors. ‘REMARKS OF JUDGE SNELL IN IMPOSING TWO FINES ‘ON A GROCER TO-DAY. James McCarthy, who keeps a grocery store and ‘Dar-room corner of Ist and N streets southwest, Frank P. Closs appeared for the defendant. Joseph Mansfeld, ten years old, testified that on ‘the 26th of last month he went into the defend- aav’s chased & half-pint of whisky, for which he 10 cents. The defendant, he said, waited on him, and with other boys he went down to the Drick-yards and got drunk. Richard Williams, 12 years old, testified that on ‘the same day he paid two visits to the defendant's each time purchased half a pint of ‘whisky. The first time he went there he told the defendant that bis mother had sent him, but the ‘he told him nothing. Witness said he her Witnesses gave corroborative testimony, the defendant denied the charge and said that, the Willlams boy ts concerned, witness asked him why he came for the liquor, and he said ‘Als mother wanted to put it in cake. ‘The judge said: “If a minor presents himself in Sman’s place and wants whisky the law throws upon the dealer to know what he is doing. If the minor presents a written order from parent and the dealer eng that ‘would probably be a protection; but if he sells the ‘Verbal statement of the boy he sells it at his peril. He 18 fined $20 or thirty days in each Cloas suggested that the court suspend sen- ip one case and take the defendant's personal Mr. Padgett objected, +: “T think this is Most Outrageous case ever in this court. Here a ‘of small boys purchase liquor and are Grank. 1 think the highest penalty should have been imposed in each case. 1 desire ‘Yo bave a warrant for perjury against this detend- “You can have it,” said the judge, Mr. Closs poted an appeal 7 MCARTRY CHARGED WITH PERJURY. OMicer S. D. Lewts subsequently appeared before the clerk and swore out a warrant charging Mc- Carthy with perjury. Mr. Closs appeared and asked that the warrant be held over until to-mor- | yow. Mr. Padgett sald that he could not consent Yo any such ent. For the benefit of ail Permons in such bus.ness he would state he wi ask for similar warrants in all came where there is probable cause. The judge said that the defendant could ar and give Donds any time before 4 o'clock. Mr. Closs Said it McCarthy was a man of property, and he did rant to be locked up to-night. MF. Shepperd to make an arrangement by which Mc- hy Would be free from arrest until to-morrow, ‘aid he would have to take his chances like eae ‘The Miner Trust and the Mary Hall ilding, ‘To the Editor of Tae EvEsixe Stan ‘The remarks of Trustee Fish, as reported in Tur ‘Sran, gives confirmation to the statement that the ‘Miner trustees are seeking money. The threat of Miss Stroud to take from this District the Miner fund, if made, should not alarm any one. The about $40,000, collected by the greater of which is ‘school-house on 17th street north- ‘west, for which the Goverament pays over $2,000 Featal per annum. Miss Miner, during her lif ‘tabudhea‘s norizal school tor cored iris of the Ht iii & death the funds ‘the sale bad ity Sissees one nee ee i jiner present Sienaaarsee fea meet oe attempt to x pay more money to this: 4s a bold effort to render successful a bad venture in the. ‘hase of the Old Mary Hall public school in community may know the iuside of unis attempt Yo use the pubiic school funds for a private enter- rise and the connection of certain parties with It, (COLORED CITIZEN. a. ‘The Aqueduct Bridge. THE CHESAPEAKE AND OWIO CANAL COS ANSWER TO THE SUIT OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘To-day, in the case for the condemnation of land Yor approach to the new Aqueduct bridge (United States agt.Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.), the re- Spoudent fled answer. It ts admitted that the Property needed by the complainant should be- come the property of the United States, and that the abutment proposed to be taken was built Detween ISS and 1840 at a cost of $40,000.30, and its present value 1s not less than alle of the land ts about $,ouu, “the respondent eXpreses its willingness for the appototment of appraisers, &c. ‘The answer of Geo. & Brown, Jam ‘Sloan, jr.,'and Lloyd Lowndes, jr., trusiees, ex- their assent to the prayer of petitioner granted, and submit that such draft a8 18 Issued should be made payable to the respondents Jotntly with the canal company, —_._— Sales of Heal Estate. Syivanie B. Deregun has bought of A.M. Read, ‘two lots, and of H. ‘Thomas, erasnee, one lot in My. 17%, each 18% by #2 feet 10 imehes, on 17th street, between Q and R streets northwest, for .725.37. James W. Orme has bought of Annie V. Barbour, one Undivided half of east half of lot 4 Sa. 348, fronting 25 feet by 75 on D street, Between 10th and 11th st Dix has bo sub 6, 59 % 9th and 10th <treets ‘Tue Lae CeAs. S. Moone —The Columbia Demo- cratic Club, the Jefferson Democratic Association, and the Maryland Detcratic Club held meetings last evening at ther respeciive quarters ind siopted appropriate resolutions 1m relation to % death of Mr. Chas. 5. Moore. The Conumbia ciutd attend the Tunes: (morrow afternoon at 2 lock at Foundry chure), and committees repre- MLiBE the Ober LW a tations WHHL De ‘There Will Le a Kniguts Templar service at the cuureb at the conclusion of the Methodist cere- inony, and at Oak Hill chapel Washington wwe Order of No. 14, of the Benevolent wall hold advertisement elsewhere, JUNTING FOR DELUSIONS, Evidence Offered to Shew that John Daley iv Insane. ‘THE TRIAL OF THE MAN WHO KILLED J. C. G. KEN- NEDY—GOING OVER THE PACTS OF HIS LIFE—PEO- VLE OF SCHUYLEILL FALLS WHO THOUGHT HIS ‘MIND UNSOUND—HIS LIFE IN THIS CITY. ‘The twelve citizens selected to sit as jurors inthe case of the United States vs. John Daley, murder, slept last night in one of the jury rooms at the City Hall, and flea out of the building this morn- 10g, in charge of two bailiffs, to breakfast at the National Hotel The van brought Daley from the Jail about O'clock. Daley walked into the court-house with a rheumatic limp. He wore an Old faded gray coat; a pair of light-colored trous- tS, worn and discolored, and an old, black hat of Soft material. Since the day of the tragedy his beard, then close cropped about the lower part of E the brownish Dieached out by jail jyfe, ‘This was the fig? Mont and folding’ uly 19 last, fallen upon, thé venerable Joa C. wi Was wi ‘busy thorough- fare and stabbed niin to deatn with « murderous knife. Today his counsel, Messrs. Miller and ol iS, began the work of Showing, if they could, as A WITNESS WHO THINES DALEY 18 NOT OF SOUND : ‘MIND, ‘The first witness called to-day was Francis P. Kelly, @ man with @ patch over one eye. Mr. Kelly had a great comforter wound about his ‘throat bet in delicate health, asked to be ited to ait wh. A chair was given him and said his acquaintance with Daley about fifteen years ago and continued until seven or eight years ago, when Daley left the place. Daley’ worked tn a ‘calico print mill there. Mr. Kelley pictured Daley as a sort of butt of the com- munity there. He was considered, he said, “as a man Who was not altogether there.” Being asked to explain this phrase, the witness said he meant “a man who was not altogether in his mind.” He sald that the boys and others on the street used to huiloo at him “How about the women?” and other things, and Daley would only grin and sinile. Sometimes he would answer the question. ‘The witness did not think he Was insane, but believed he had not real good sense and had "not a sound mind. When asked by the district attorney why he thought Daley was not of sound mind, Mr. Kelley said he did not think a man of sense would allow people to “holler” at on the street and take it as he did. Witness met Daley here at the last inauguration, but Daley did not know him. Daley earned about $9 a Week; he was reputed to be a man of habits and Saving, and he went often to the Catholic burch. A FEMALE WITNESS. ‘The next witness also came from the Falls of Schuyliill, It was Mrs. Margaret Hanlon, with whom Daley boarded for eleven years. She sald sometimes she thought he was of unsound mind. He used to be cross at times. Once one of the Servant girls went to the city and bought a bon- net, When she returned Daley said ne did not Uke the bonnet, aud he threw it into the parlor fire and bui it, Afterward he paid for the bonnet. He got very religious and used to talk Teligion to witness. He went from her house in 1 @ Catholic college or institution at Ger- mantown, and stayea there a while. He went there to become a brother. When he came back he said they were all rascals and trying to get bis money, and that he did not believe in any re- ligion.” He returned to her house from Washing- ton some years His actions were strange. He wouid sit for a long time without talking. One morning he weat out without saying anything and she never saw him again. “Did you notice,” asked Mr. Miller, “any delusion of his in regard to the ladies?” “He thought,” said Mrs. Hanlon, “that every lady that spoke to him was in love with him.” On cross-ex: tion Mrs. Hanlon said she could not say Daley Was insane, but he did a great many crazy acts. One day he went to his room and threw his trunx out the window, breaking the glass, “She never knew him to threaten any one’s life. Jeremiah Hanlon, Mrs. Hanion’s husband, loco- motive engineer, living at the Falls of Schuylkill, was next called,’ He did not think Daley was alto- gether of a sound mind. He used to come home nights talking and lat to himself, and go to every room in the house hallooing and’ screaming. When any one asked him what was the matter “they couldn't get no sense out of him.” On cross- examination the witness said that one time some one sald there was @ fire, and Daley rushed up- stairs and began throwing things out of the win- eplsatets uy mi oe Sota eng for twi thumbs and began to sintie. isd ANOTHER WITNESS AS TO DALEY'S DELUSIONS. ‘Patrick Ryan, of Philadelphia, formerly of the Falls of Schuylkill, the next witness, thought Daley was crazy. “Sometimes,” he said, “he has cme oon peel nome but more times he asn't.” “Do you know of any fancies or delusions he had?” asked Mr. Miller. “I never knew him to do anything bad,” said the witness, who evidently had but a vague notion of “Did you know of any fancy or delusion he had — henge igiles ds pea “I never knew him anything,” the Witness, “but I have heard of it.” om He saw Daley after he went to the brothers at Germantown, Daley sald he did not think he could become a brother, and waen witness asked him why, Daley said because they were tempted very much. Witness asked how they were tempted, and Daley said he was tempted at night through his sleep With womeu—women coming to see iin, | and attempting to come tnio his room, Witness laughed at him and said it was a (oolish idea, When Daley lett a an he. told witness le at the college wanted to give lim medi- te Bi Sebi é man, ichael Burns, another Schuylkill Falls thought Daley was of unsound mind. Boys at tne mill used to throw rag balls at him. When he found any one at his seat at the table he used to become so excited he couid not speax. He thought Daley was much Worse now than he was at the WASHINGTON WITNESSES, Ino. G. Crogen, of this city, knew Daley in the then jump up suddenly, throw down the poker, making a great noise, and then pace up and Gown, (OF rush Out and into the house, si: the door, never saying anything to any one. He did not act hits ‘Eliza Bannon, who lives at 14th and irs. non, who lives N streets, ‘testified to’ having known Daley for twenty-five or twenty-six years Daley lived at ner house five or six years, and left there about two years ago. From his’ conduct she thought u times be was not of sound mind. He used very queer. He would walk around the and swear or take out his et-handker- and tear it. Sometimes he would curse somebody who, he Said, had robbed his father. He said the brothers in Germantown wanted to rob a money, and tbat they had tried to cross-examination the witness said she knew wtepmother. Her name was Winifred, and she had heard that she used to live in Mr. Ken- nedy’s house as a servant. Al Ubls point the court took a recess, ; YESTERDAY'S TESTIMONY. Yesterday afternoon, after Tux Srar’s report closed, the direct testimony for the Government was concluded. Dr. Lachlan Tyler testified to the fatal wound; Henry B. Mason, watchman at the Safe- De] it butiding; Wim. G. Rabbit, the street railroad transfer man‘at the 15th-street junction, and John Lee, a colored newsboy, described tho assault on ME. Kennedy. Mr, luibbit_ had seen y wi up vement, near the secue of the or two ours before the assault. Lee saw 'Y approach Mr. Kennedy and strike him on the back with his fist; then, as Mr. Kennedy turned, Lee said Daley stabbed him, ——s— Elections of Officers, At the annual meeting of the board of managers of the Woman's Christian Association, held at the home, 1719 13th street, the following ladies were elected managers for the e1 Year: President, Mrs. Justice Harlan; vice-presidents, Mra S.C. Fomeroy, Mri Admiral Jobn Rogers, Mri. J. G, Ames, Mrs. D. W. Mabon, mute K. Stickney, Mrs. G. O. Little, Mrs. Ledroit Langllon; secretary, Mrs. Thos. Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. Della A. Free- man; a Mra C. B. Jewell. ‘Tue, Wasniuigion, Harvard Club, af ite annual following officers: nt, Hons Geo. B. Loring: lor ats, Hon. Win. "A. Hon, Richardson, Walter 8. Cox, Prot, J. RK. Soley, Hon, C. 8. Fair- Eret W. C. Winlesh; ssore 7 Wn G. Webster; treasurer, John eral relief committee annual mee! nce Home, on Missourt avenue, last evening, JC. ‘Lee was elected treasurer. A Committee, consist. ing Of Messra. B. Moulton, W. eae cartes Me ar meee eee, the pauonal hibition: , to be held was ‘The District | pia ge ty ived 38 voles, f dist iB { i 5E8 i te ae Fe A i ‘ z up i : ge i KE i Ee i Bale il] agit found the botler full of water. ‘What is the matter?’ He said: ‘Nothing; the firé 48 a Uitte siow; I will have steam up pretty soon.’ I then left the botler house, and a few minutes after that the explosion occurred, ‘There was Detween 85 and 90 pounds of steam on, and we needed 95 pounds to Start with. Ihave no idea why the explosion occut ‘The boiler was a good one, about 40 horse ‘and two years ago it was inspected by Yospector Wilkin- son, The 4 sald that 10 was a first-class dotier. 1 was just on the pointof putting in a new boller, a8 the old boller was not enough torun the aworks. Henry was a careful man, and there couid be no better man for the business. He had deen working about the engine for two years, and fully understood his business,” Jeff Johnson, a colored man employed about the works, told Tuk Stak reporter that he looked tn the engine-nouse a few minutes before the expio- sion occurred and saw Henry with a lighted can- dle looking at the steam gauge. HOW THE FIREMAN LOST HIS LIFE. It 1s supposed that Gorham was standing near the voller at te aa ‘the accident, and was thrown by the fated ‘@xptosion ‘into one corner, where he was foubd witha heavy beam lying On his head. There was a slight scalp wound found cn bis head, Coroner Patterson telephoned out that he would ‘visit Lamond’s to-morrow morning and make such investigation as seemed to be necessary. Ser- geant Siater directed that thé remains of the un- Jortunate man be taken to his home, The loss to Mr. Lamond by the explosion ts quite large. He was licensed under the new law as the engineer, and Gorham acted.as fireman. ‘The opin- ton was Leger by some who visited the scene Of the accident that the cause of the explosion was an insufficient supply of water in the bouler. This is mere surmise, however, and is contrary to the positive statement of Mr. Lamond. There was no examination made cf the boiler, which was left ‘sticking in the clay Dank. Reported for Tax Evaxine Stan, UNITED STATES COURT — The United States courts, Judge Hughes, are in session here. Geo. Utz has been convicted of violation of the internal- Tevenue law, Dut sentence 1s suspended. The other internal-revenue cases Will be postponed. In the Circult Court the charges growing out of the Norfolk bank fatlure are in the hands of the grand jury, and will be acted upon at this term. ‘A CHANGE IN THE Mavon's PuoonaM.—The mayor ‘at the request of a number of has, it 1s understood, Feligious citizens, given up nis Intention of going to his office on Sunday at 9 o'clock a.m. and clear- ing the cells of the station-1 situated under the same roof with the mayor's office, of the pris- oners arrested during Saturday and. Saturday night, Saturday's prisoners continue to re- main in the cells all day Sunday. ‘Nores.—The services of the week of prayer were well attended at the Baptist church last night.— The German Bul Association No. 3, ‘nine Years old, has declared a $9 dividend, and’No. 4, $1.50 per share.—During last year 23 prisoners Were received at the Alexundria Jall, of whom 11 were women, 13 were cominitieed for felonies, {1 cluding 2 for murder, and for small larcenie the residue were ip jall on light misdemeanors. — Lee Wright, a M had his right hand shockingly mangled While changing cars on Monday night on Union street, — About 10 o'clock last night there Was a shgot fire the arm of the Alexandria Kiflemen on Royal street. The Relief Hook and Ladder Co. put out the fire with thelr fre extinguishers before much damage was ne. eeatisn According to recent investigations, is caused by excess of lactic acid in the blood. This acid attacks the fibrous tissues, particularly in the Joints, and causes the local manifestations of the disease, pains and aches in the back and shoulders, and in the joints at the knees, ankles, hips and wrists. Thousands of people have found in Hood's Sarsaparilla a positive and permanent cure for rheumatism. This medicine, by its purifying and vitalizing action, neutralizes the acidity of the blood, and #lso builds up and strengthens the whole body. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; aix for $5. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Li ¢ :11, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Bic Suasz Ur IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS. ASTRAKAN © nue Blacl duced to, reduced to 75e. SILK VELVETS, $1, re- Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS, widedou- Excellent quality BL\CK SILK, 1; reduced 75c, DOUBLE WHITE BLANRETS, slightly sulled,61.87, S237 SOME C! and pare Wool and silie git reduced Boer ons o bal! wide, ‘CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, SHO! LAY mw heavy, #5, reduced seat 7 pi W. 8. TEEL, 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 431 ‘ow 18 THE TO BUY R1 son's 2,100-linen ‘bosom, buttonholes, made ty the measure; wise, and is as = shirt as can anywhere at any vsis® BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, * 2-60 Tobe Feta. Ed proce ak rp rel Nanoxaz, Novarr Woaxa Room 45, Post building. ‘Tam now prepared, at the above-mentioned piace, to ‘manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties, Models' 3 many of these overcoats amounts at which: are Cutaway and mee all wool, 69.75 ZERO (20 BELOW) COATS AND VESTS. a ZU_Bewver and Chinchilla, strictly all wool, 67.25 ys" 1s BORE SUITS. 82.75, $3.12, 93.50, 93.57, $625, 94.50 upward 81.75, $2.25, bat tea es 82.87, $3.50, $3.75, while Now Yeas calle do not alight WroTors ADLEn'S 10 Per Cent Clothing House 10 G27 and 929 7th st. n.w.,corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price. €a7-Open Saturday until 11 p.m 31 Fors: Hars: Fors: SEAL SACQUES FROM 81250P. SEAL VIS}TES AND JACKETS FROM 990 uP. SHOULDER CAPES, 11 SKEY, BEA NOIRIAD LYN: BLACK: SMARTER. Ai AND OTHER FURS. MUFFS, IN BEAK, BEAVER, BLACK MAR- TEN, FOX, LYNX, MONKEY, SEAL AND OTHER FURS. ‘RUSSIAN HARE MUFFS, FROM 75 CENTS uP. LADIES’ SEAL CAPS, GLOVES, AND WRISTLETS. FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS. CHILDREN’S MUFFS AND COLLARS. DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS FOR GENTS OVERCOATS. GENTS FUR CAPs, GLOVES, AND MUF- FLERS, ‘BOYS’ SEAL CAPS FROM $1 TO 85. CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN CAPES, GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, $5.86 AND $8. SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALL THELAT- EST STYLES, AT $1, $1.50, 82, 82.50, 65, 83.50, 84, 84,50, 85 AND 96. SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES, FROM 82.50 TO$15. HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES. TRESS & CO.'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH SILK AND DERBY HATS. DENT’S LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES. LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 Penn. avenue, Cor. 12that. Eatablished 1830. 313m JoszrH Bowss. Bows & Huu. ‘Managers of the aA Hau EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ASSETS, 884,000,000. SURPLUS, 821,000,000. LARGEST SURPLUS. LARGEST BUSINESS. ‘THE STRONGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD. We issue Investment Policies that will pay better re- turns than a Government Bond and larger dividends than a Savings Bank, Correspondence Solicited, RANSOM WHITE, Cashier, _a7-1m __1326 F Street, Washington, D.C. Gas: Gas: Gases HOME AMUSEMENTS! HOME AMUSEMENTS! Gaines for Old and Young. Largestassortment. Every game now published con- tantly in stock. ‘New arrival: Magic Lanterns from 49c. to $15. CH. RUPPERT, _3__ 403, 405, 407 7TH ST. N. W.. above D st. Puices Revvcev. Parces Repvcen. FURS and LADIES' WRAPS, ALASKA SEALSKIN and FINE SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, JACKETS, VISITES ana FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, ‘MUFFS, BOAS, CAPES and 1RIMMINGS. Our Holiday Sales have been beyond our expectation, In addition to our present stock weare adding what is new and attractive in Wraps. BH. STINEMETZ & SON, 427 1237 Pennsylvania Ave, next tocor. 13th st. Fos Axv Waris AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘We have twenty-seven Seal Skin Garments in stock, consisting of SACQUES, VISITES, JACKETS, AND ULSTERS, which we offer at lower prices than can be obtained to-day in any house in New York city. Genuine Alaska skins, London dyed. SACQUES FROM $100 UPWARDS. ‘Muffs and Boas, Fur Trimming, Coachmen’s Capess Gloves and Mufflers, Children's Furs at prime cost. ‘Dunlap’s New York Hats. . Fine presentation Umbrellas and Canes, WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennsylvania avenue, n18-3m Poutko Wares POLAND WATER. A Bure Cure for Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Stone in the Bladder, Dyspepata, Dropay, Salt Rheum, and Scrofula, Contains leas organic inatterthan any water known, am the Sule Agent fur this Celebrated Water for the District of Golumbia. Look out for imitations, JOHN KEYWORTH. 9th and D streets northwest, One square north of Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Telephone call 122-2. 46-Lan Ginsu Lockwoon & Co. Py AILOR, 276 FIFTH AVENUR te. ny ie COME AND SEE THE SLAUGHTER WE ARE MAKING IX PORTIERES AND HEAVY DRAPERY. W. iE OHOEKE 801 Market Speco; 308 and 310 8th st. a6 —--— ot qereny tien a SES Cora Br A full Une of @a88 COOKING STOVES Om hand and Sor ssle, mb3l WASHINGTON GASLIQNT COMPANY, eae ke filly i 4 raed i Wilber’s Cod-Liver of Lime; Soda and Tron, cures aids Astume, Brom ghitis, Debuitty, Wasting Disses and Sersuions Humor, Persons who have been ‘Cod-Liver ‘Oli Will be to learn that Dr. Wilbor has suc- ‘lemon, in combining the pure oll and Lime in such fg manber that te to the taste, and ita jects in Lung complaints are truly wonderful, many ‘whose cases were hope- = a as tan. lesa, ahd who had taken the Saito men ‘ASHINGTON SCHOOL iN AND faze ttn’ ths rapist | Cnet Soguer a the geduine. “Manufactured only by A.B. WiLDOM, | IRSA tn Principal = at da ERMAN LES®ONS GIVER BY Ey CLASS es | mended address “tee” care ot Neve LOUIS Ht SCHNEIDER, 1920 G Seay Exocoriox Axo Onaronz.” LESSONS IN CLASS OB PRIVATE. Winter term of Collegiate Coupe commences Sama- MARTIN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORATORY, ‘TYN iE 5 Fresh Algerney morning 313 Oth st. a. w., ‘and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1D. ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Muk | —___ rit Sc. per quart. ANTED—FOR A teacher of crayon lewons.. Address, Rea Ovencoar Weatner Wises OR TERIAN Vass — Gern conversation. Terms reasuuable and testimonials, Box Ne oftice. Real Overcoat Weather at last! What shall it iG ACADEMY, 9TH AND F ‘bea rough coat for winter days and nights or en, January 3 28 aes ruinece an Mastars, something more dresay’ "djes and" Centlemen, et and Thursaay eveoing bor part.culers wend We have Ulsters from $10 to $25—Just the ___ @80-10€ thing for this kind of weather. In thedremy — | WOOD'S COMMERCL goods wo have Fur Beaver from $15 to $25. Op aC a Eo ‘In Chinchilla from $10 to $25. Also, Kersey > per mouth, COURT F. WOOD, Principal. and Melton in all the fashionable shades, ill expect you. OIN MLLE. V. PRUDHOMME’ Classes now, at the ‘House, 71 Her French Systenf of Sound, simple and ttracti ve, ‘acknowleded the best and Quickest method for ac: GEORGE SPRANSY, gun ngs rood rouuncietion sud conversational idlo- Matic Frencl : ‘Price of work, complete, 2; ainele part, 35 cents, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, Goiiondiy. Wedutedai ‘oF Friday, Or seud: name a ‘address 398. 434 SEVENTH ST. Heferences: Hou. and Mra 8.8 Cox 20 2 TPWE MISSES KERR'S < ESTABLISHED ‘Two dcvors south of E street. aso SeuSo FOR FORM ADEs "AND LITTLE GIKLS, ew, Wit. A. 122: ers by perm Rev. P. L. Chapelle, D.D. : Iv D.: Mr E. Frances Rixws, of Riges & Co.: W. W. Ovencoats For Men, in all grades from a good strong Overcoat at | st M.D.; Z T, Sow M. D.; Mr, Soha, Mr. Win & "Phoupeon, St Le €4.50 to a Gennine Montaxnac Chinchilla at 5 $20. Cheaper than ever before at the se WoDORALY REG EE GREME CLOSING-OUT SALE Corner Massachusetts ave. and 17th st. ei Eudglish “and Preveh Board OAK HALL Youur Ladies and Little Girls. September 28, 188 % ie, Wellesley’ Prepa COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, SUITS uch, Latin, Penmanshiv, Class Drawing | Ciass Singin. A special herdic is employed {oF | for Meu and Youths, trom a wood Working Suit at 96 | tiv use of oupile in distant parts of thecity-Forcir: | toa Satin-lined West of Enxand Cloth Full Dress | Utgein st ee PBS ies ANNA ELLIS. Suit at 25. Best assortment and lowest prices by one-third at the AVERLY SEMINARY, 1730 Masrachusetts ave, GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE . ‘Boardit 1d Day School for yor ladic ar resins 8 POY ESHIS LEPSCOM, Principal OAK HALL, Se eee — ieee eee | arse i hana system med ee Briter. “Apply between 5-to 7 Diy O43 Yat une pura anloranoni a Forine reabbuuuie pikes For Boys from 4 to yeara st Just one-half former | (OLLI ERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS prices, at the ee a of age, GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ee ate An te ie ALM. | aT Weshinvton, D. C., 1538 Ist. p. w., near Arlington | Hotel. Opens October 3; closes June. di3-3m_ | TANO LESSON MISS CLARA HARRISON, | | i. Masoi 5 s9-4m* 8 Graiit Plact bet. Oth, 10th: G bad it ata BROOKVILLE ACADEMY—HOME §CHOOL FOR BOYS. Thin a OAK HALL, Cor. 10th and F streets. : SUITS AND OVERCOATS For Boys from 9 to 18 years, Immeuse assortment at ‘Swacrifice, at the GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ' Ayede FP he ar. Tinted to's0. For eirculars to Mev. Dr. GK | OAK HALL, NELSON: Principal, Brookville, Moutgomery Co., Ma: Cor. 10th and F streets, Z r= MC —— | : ODD PANTS ; In sizes from a 4-year child tos 48 waist: prices not ene ee AE worth mentioning. at the ‘Sunderland Place,south of Dupont Circle. GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 7TH et ar ne Dts. nw. | Eucrance, on, D st —ettablished 22 | ra. ly equipped. Young men snd women | Qo AA RK HOH ak "4 Yalned for Pustneteor offeial postions: Three co 8 9 AA kK HHH AAT E Practical ‘Business; “Stenowraphy. “Ty pewritine and AAA HOH AAA L Graphopbone: Rava Writing. Student may enter at 00 aa MoH A A LL | ang tine," Year scholarship, quarterly or ionthiy ta- ‘30 COR TENTH AND F'STS.” | stallmeut rates. Graduates in demand. Ihus- trated circulars free at Collese mail, H.C. SPENCER, Principal, SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. "ol: RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADF'S OF STUDY. to adults confidential; prepares for college, Au- napolis, West Point, all examinations. we28 IVY INSIITUE, x, w. cor. 8thand K sts, Tae Grearesr Bancarss Even OFFERED Iu this city in fine ready-made Clothing at the Tus nertrrz scuoor. oF LANGUAGES, WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. ¥. W.. Brooklyn, 40 Court St: Wd a, 1323 Chestn at St. ‘training in Freneb, German, Conversational Kuowledge in ONE. of CWO TEES, 10 in small classes; also private lessons, jichest references. Terms begin uow. RENCH LESSONS, PRIVATE OR 1 MADAME A. PELE (from Paris) will give lessons Rt her romdouce and &t pupils hoes, Excelent pro tunciation and thorough itstraction. 610 15th st. © A GRADUATE (OF BE gd 1 A ashinwton, desires ‘or im small é Inquire of Mir SAUNIS BUTLER, da Fat s15-5u LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. A Fine $25 Chinchilla Overcoat at $15. A Fine $20 Chinchilla Overcoat at 812. A Fine Kersey Overcoat at 813. A Fine 618 Kersey Overcoat at 811.25. A Very Fine Beaver Overcoat at 88. An All-Wool Mixed Overcoat #6.50. An All-Wool Cheviot Suit at 810. Fine Mixed Business Suits at 86, 87, and @8, A Fine Prince Albert Suit at $15. For Boys, from 13 to 18 years, Overcoats at 84, 85, | ”. 25.50 and 86; Suits at 85, 86, and $7. For Children, from 5 to 13, Suits at @2.50, $3, 83.50 and $4 and upwards; Overcoats at $3, 83. a4, and 85. ‘A fu'l line of odd Pants for Men, Boys, and Children very cheap at THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., azo Corner 7th and Gata, Liste Courasys Exrnacr Or ‘MEAT. “An invaluable tonic, Isa success and = boon for which nations should feel grateful” See “Medical Press,” “Lancet,” &c. Highly recom- mended asa “nightcap” instead of alcoholic drinks. © PIANOS AND ORGANS. > re) Jouxs F, Exus & Co. Pennsylvania ave., neat 10th st. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUS& IN THE CITY. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS AND MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS. : PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR FOR SALE on easy terms to reliable pariies, mo" taued, andre ‘competent workuen at moderate rices Old instruments taken in payment for Rew: “SURCIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH CUBIO- MES. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MUSICAL MER. CHANDIC OF ALL KINDS. ‘The largest and most complete stock of SHEET MUSIC AND “MUSIC- BOOKS in the city, Your patronage 0 cited. “emember the using Kemeatey the aul LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest and Cheapest Meat-Flavoring Stock for Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces, Annual sale 8,000,000 jara, Je4-2w 937 Pennsylvanis ave., wear 10th it, ‘ALLET & DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT 1 Yitits improved by nowt tion for Holiday Season. yeteuta. Special. welec Pecayrmore of tinows Pianos Stigland Conservatory. tell tue excellence. er EBON Aen, O GENUINE with BLUE SIGNATURE of BARON LAEIAG in fac-simile acroas the label. ‘To be had of all atorekeepers, grocers, chemists, 018-tuath,3m at Su ey REE Bt Oops Axo Exp. Hoe ne Ben OE Ni NO EQUAL FOR Tt sE AND FIN. y RCH & CO. 92> Tth st. u. w.. are — Spee aud « for rent aud vid on monthly iustalmen Geese to Pena Be se el a ly Cac ot ina Me acces Ss haa ee HAS MARKED DOWN AND IS OFFERING “GREAT | The ouly complete stock in city. Catalowues BARGAINS" iN “ODDS AND ENDS,” COMPRIS- | mailed. *-6m G. Ty M$ Bettewre ING: NTS OF BLACK AND COLORED GROS. Mr ORAIN N SILKS, RANGING FROM 2 TO 16 YARDS ed OF BLACK AND COLORED BENGAL- gigas) BRINES PAILLE FLANCAIRIC PERU. DE SUELE, | ,Pianonand Onran, “Toy Pianos, Drume and Corneta BERET e BCH ET BEADS MES AND, SUBAHS: | Musical Bosca dymiphonions, Mtuluphoves ahd Kyi AND INDIA SIEKS. eee CRED SES | phoues, Musical Instrument, Mt ‘Every HAL BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF EVE. | ting in the Music Line, aes IRGHILKS, SATINS, BROCADES, MOTRES AND PERRIS FR = ra REMNANTS OF PLAIN, STRIPED AND BROCADED NNN BILE VELVELS SUITABLE: POI COMBINING Ex Rin a4 ke KANIS OF Festive wouRNING Fap-| o£ Bh M4 cs AND LUPIN'S FKENCH DKESS TEX. ee REMNANTS OF BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE | UNEQUALED IX_TON! WORKMANSHIP OE, SEIT AMEE | canes 25 at omen n of “Ho REMNANTS OF FLALN AND FANCY COLORED IM- | to their "New Art atic Ste in, designs of "ED ALL-WOOL DRESS FABRICS. HIGHEST DECOMATIY ART. REMNANTS OF FRENCH MABIT CLOTHS AND| SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A ot ‘ENGLISH SUITING! at prices. (08 FOR RENT. 3. REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND FANCY ALL-WOOL NN a6 “ODDS AND ENDS” IN HANDEERCHIERS, HOS-| —reniwiy & SONS GRAND SQUARE J D GLOVES Al CLOSING PICEs. | GTEINWAY & SONS GRAND SQUARE AND “au ut AD HORS" IN PARIS COMBINATION | RIGHT PIANOS. sa PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th st, ‘A large assortment constantly on Termsand ary eee 4 ES Sf tne sence ot cemtat te XDWARD F. DROOP, Sole Agent, ate W. G. Metzerott & Co.), nd Day School for | ¢, | JRRENCH STYLE DRESSES AND WRAP \F Imported Tri amd Tita Pde worst! 3 Cailaren’s HAND. RATT SHIRT with end without we ‘ ops UNDERWEAR, hia m Sere 350, Friday oe nicely made, Fitting CORSET DEPARTMENT. 2 Lot of BAUM’S SANITARY and OUR OWN-MAKE > same im White aud Drabs were $2.00, Friday BB A ue «MM be fh EE PR SS fee Se BEE st = 385 sre” 4 AND OK ‘Rall Re eR Teed For Alexandria, 6-00 6-35. 8-40, 9-47, 10.57 a oF 2.0: 5, 5.00, 6.01. 6 80. 8. Ov & ecient For Rich: the ‘of 325 N. Charles st., Baltimors, Ma, ‘Will open at WILLARD’S HOTEL, Private Parlors, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 to 14, PARIS-MADE COSTUMES, WRAPS and MANTELS. Also, Evening, Reception and Walking Dresses. ‘Orders taken aud fit guaranteed. S-2t Wanre, Howann & Co, 26 WEST 16TH ST, NEW YORK, SARATOGA and LONG BRANCH, Beg to announce that they have opened their WASH- INGTON HOUSE, 815 15TH STREET NORTHWEST Sate bs deatinaton Gia even General Manner. (213) HEDMONT AIK LINE. fect November 21 Gen (Sear Worley’), Gordonavilie, Chariottervihe Lymenbuse a Sessions And are now prepare to shows Magnient Sack of | Serta" nian nua, Leta Bin ge IMPORED COSTUMES, Sleever as ES — RECEPTION, DINNER and BALL DRESSES, | jottecyille, cuniomaulic: Statgus Ghee Poe hee Lynchbui apt, Rocky cen Lychburs and Danville, Greccaboro, WRAPS, BONNETS, &c., m Oxperabers halaok Just received from the leading Houses of London and | Paris, and imported speciaily for the WASHINGTON SEASON. ja2-1m RAB. M. MENGERT. 419 9TH STN. Wi | C.sud 0, rte points Sundays, ‘olumbia Varna, Crewel, Chen Wo P.M. Daily. ex andes riders Silke ke. Ne | girasbune and itsnsediate matioen, ot ‘Ba kets, Embroidered Table Mats, Pin | Riverton with 8. V. i. Kt for Luray. arrivi other articles suitable for Holiday | 3:30 P. M—Wowiern th Bails vill, Charlot Large assortment of Stamped Goods in Linen and | ner resorts on aud’ near line of ‘Momie Cloth: latest designs, a 1m wd Ohto route. Pullman Mure M. J. Praxor, iotie.”AUante: Birmichan, Routeoners. Nee ’Atdanta, in Sonmertion, with Puliman bearers ou r ew Orleats, and Mant Budo, Slecbore for Birminghara, bare and Shreveport. Solid trains Washington to Atlanta” Dore ot Couect fot M i Wemhinieton to Lowiaviie: alee M Latte 1300 Fat n.w. (ates, Hunts ethontchane oaths dl ey Hag returned from New York with the latest styles in Denville, iislagh” ashertis, “Caceres, ALSO— A. special selection in SHELL, AMBER, and DULL ibia, Aiken,” Aw Atlanta, Mo ‘Texas California” Pullman Sie $sshineton to New “Oricane, “Texes, © ‘Aiken, SET ORNAMENTS. - > ae ressed and Bangs Shingled. nl O-2m> | Siemens, Pullman Sleeper Washington to ISS WILLS, MODISTE, WISHES TO IN. , ‘Trane inyton and Ohio divindon leave fo ston hat sho speton O12 4M "Daily xcept, Sunagy fas suoved from 1107 Fat nw. to Veh Mi Day arrive Hound Will TT gk A Mana _, Heturning leave Hound Dearly opposite the Ebbitt, where she will re i 5:50 ‘see then. 8. can. _ Imported SKPS Drug Store, = Fevora, Duress Sueips ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Manufactured by AH. Brinkmann & Co, Baltimore | ‘Spanish ‘500 Oth st, Lorrie Davis, ‘Lady Shampover and Hair Dresser, | merly with Mra. C. Thompson, is located at 703 15th st, over Thompson's Drug Store. @2-3m_ | JRALTIMORE AND ONTO RAILROAD. SCBEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMKER 20, 1887. ines. VEL INGTON FRO! TION, SIADAME AP, LEFRANG OF NEO JERSEY AVENCE A800 SEOEET, 890 %. Howard s., Baltimore, Ma.__| . Fur Chicago and Sorthwest, xp. daily 10:65 am, 11TH ST. NW. HAS KE 11th st_n.w, Corsets made to Also full line of French Corsets and oc18-3m KI atm. Dapeclaltge Thirty ave yeant experience, Prices : -2ve € pis aa pm PO JRENCH DYING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 New York avenua First-class Ladies’ and Gent's work of tion. ‘ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. ose with A. Fischer and Mason eed AENOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED dyed 8 good mourning black. as MSs APSE HUMPHREY, 430 107m 87; x. Maxie Corset to order n aud mate: Tak and guaranteen perfec Hes SPECIALTIES French Hand maie Underciothi ‘and ‘test ‘Timported Patent Suoulter liruces, and. all Dress French Corsets and Bastien. Children's Corsets aud a 1 Corset qian EL’e own, make) that for the price Is uueurpaced. RN. B.-Prench, German, and Spaniah For Bo ‘* and Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only st 110 pm, stopping st all stations “on ‘Metropolitan | For FREDERICK, 18-40 am, 12:30 p.m. 15.30— | m, ‘Sunda: _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. _| EE en enzo . Exenoxzo Youxes Comraxy ; > Pan; from Pittsbarg, daily, 7:20 aan | “From HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are offering at a moderate price, a few cases of ex- ceedingly delicious Canned Peaches Don't fail to secure a few dozen before they are gone. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth street. called for and acoceron oniess left at Feausy hotels aud 2 Saleh oat tk Sepdg M. CLEMENTS, Manager, K.LOKD, General Passenger Agent. nei POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. KF" NORFOLK, OLD PUINT AND THE SOUTH. ‘Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington eduenday! ry Nsteater SANE MUSRLES: face's aid Thureday = * Stdaincr Lear) lands st Pbey Point going and reture: { Bionctey nda at Cormteld Hartor wing and returoe Knox and Loyds express will call (een ene ag Devt pendence “WP, WELCH, Supt. P. 8. Oo. Sid: Pai ‘Supt, L and 6. C. Co. M™ VERNON! MT. VEKNON! 5K STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th-strect wharf daily « for ay and Ki Landin. = My Oc ge aed LL BLAKE, Captain, 16 POTOMAC RT NDINGS MEW KON Strain “wAREEIELIM th st wharf ‘ SD cos Mrxce Maar, HOME MADE. REMARKABLY DELICIOUS. SOLD BY THE POUND. XN. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F ST. Buxees BREAKFAST coco, DELICIOUS, NOURISHING, ABSOLUTELT PURE, COSTING LESS THAN sod SATURDAYSgt 7 aam, Returning TUESDAYS ONE CENT PER CUP. pa ge 8 ne Clements: 3: a 'W. KIDLE! From From ___OCEAN STEAMERS. Am™moric & WEST INDIA LINE NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOCRS. British, Dauish and French West Judia lniauds, 0. #s. BAKRACOUTA. Bailing 25th Jan., 3d Marci, aud thereafter. Fo See THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLDr3 sts e3 FRE E ‘a day or more at ° ERR EE + 1 ita, excellent PERRO: == "a nl4-taths3m 140 Pearl «t, N.Y. THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT | © uous ROUTE 10 LONDON “y sraehacay Es eR LLOYD 8. & O@ ; geuantened ames ave Pus, wean sti em eo Wed Sag Bs Wey Esuer, Bot, dan. 28, Sua: ‘Feb. 1, 7.30% Beware of imitations of the Name an@ Brand and>» | “¢2;,tcriabie statervon wure and see to it that either aacks or barrela read “CERES” * ‘And have the tmprintot Attached. None genuine without thetwo gold medals (Of which we still have « Large Assorument. (Our remaining stock of above gools we now offer 8 REDUCTION of 10 to 20 PER CENT below ‘Prices, including several of the Uciebreted ‘HOME'S end other Gret-clast Base Burning Stoves W. M. GALT & 00, ‘Give use call. \ ° ae WeeeeteFeerenten Pete | 2 ‘ Fiver Bu Paver J.B. L Bao. . SXSE ONE Tams maze axp 5s ae Y Wau Parana