Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1888, Page 4

Loc AL M ENTION. “Whe Weather. Dndtications for the t hours commencing at $ p.m. Por the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginta, wa: fair Weat ver, followed by rain, to brisk wilds, becoming easteriy ‘Sri. another spoctal reduction in prices of Ua- Ghrwear, Hosiery, Dressing Gowns and Bath Wrappers, which are maracd way below cost, at KHL. Tavzor, Wu, Hi, McK NRW, Successor, {KE Pennsylvania avenue, PLrsn Opera-Glass Bags, we. Hempler’s, cor.43. £00,000 Wort oF FURNITURE AT Cost FoR SroT Casi. —I wil: for the next ten days give those In Wan of farattur ‘mance to buy at cost. The | try, am for style and finish they stand unexcelled. Now iy sone rhance to get bargains tuat seldom Oveur. A call bx soltettea, 'BREITBAKTH'S, dd Fellows’ Hall, 70h St. u.¥", Boosnt’s of SYRUP - contains no poison and an be xlven to children with perfect saiety. Bry Washington Gas Company’s coke. No ad- Vance over sumer prices, CLowiye SaLg oF Kaxe CHINESE AND JAPANESE Poxcensixs Thomas Dowling, 11th and Peon- Sylvania avenue, will bold @ closing sale of the above gouds to-morrow at 114. um. and 3p. m2, When the wuoie matter will be closed out. Coxscurrioy may be cured if treated early with Baker's Cod Liver uit and Malt. Booenr’s Cousm SYRUP ¥ - will cure at once. A FULt Live oF Riker’s Celebrated Family Medicines, Tollet Kequisites, Pertumes, &c., ALWAYS ON HAND at my establisiiment, EDWaxo P. Mentz, Family Druggist and Chemist, 104 F St, cor, 11th a. Ww. faye PoTRarTs. "Kets methy, 1109 Pa ava Mur. Euwa Sovts, of 205 5th avenue, New York, Will be at the Arliugton Hotel, Parior D, until Jap- wary 21. Besides the exhibition of tmported Dresses and Wraps se also bas a large assortinent of Imported Bonnets tor street, reception, abd evening. ms, KaNoes, FURNACES Job work dine. S S."Shedd & Bro., 432 9th st, Woonwaxv & Lorunor are prepared to recelve, nd exeuute in first-class style, orders for ladl costumes, riding habits, dinner and Teception dresses, tea gowns, &c. (Third floor; parlors) Stare Mantas at cost, Shedd & Bro. 7 BARGAINS IN JNWELKY.—Selling out en- ‘Ure stock to close business. American Watches in Gold and sliver cases. Fine Jewelry, gold-headed Canes, Opera glasses, lane assortment of Kogers’ Auest quailty quadruple plated ware. No reason ed on above Is, and every arti- Tepreseuted oF money refunded. Ladsou's, 433 7th st. See also our advt i Auc- tien coluian. West's $2 © Corsets for 4c. 1205 F st. A Sow’s Eax.—“You can't make a good purse of a. Sow's ear,” says the old axiom, but you can cure Sick Headacue, Neu Nervous | Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness and Nervous Exhaustion with & | the leading makes of the coun- | PROFESSOR SPENCER F, BAIRD. ‘Tributes to His Memory by the Scien- tifle Societies, ‘The Philosophical Society and the Biological and Anthropological Societies held services in memory of Prof. Spencer F. Baird at the lecture-room of the Columbian University last evening. Only two seats im the hall were vacant. It was distin- | Suished assemblage of scholars and men of sci- ence. Many ladies were present. Col. Garrick Mallory, president of the Philosophical Society, presided. Seated on the platform were Chief Jus- | tee Waite, Senators Edmunds and Dawes, Prof. | Marsh, of Yule; Prof. Cuppe, of Lehigh University; | Prof. Angell, of Ann Arbor; Prof. ——- Johns Hopkins University; Justice Strong; Prot. Langley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institutior Prof. G. ‘browne Goode, U. 8. Fisu Commisstone! Prof. Alexander Graham’ Bell, Dr. Yarrow, Fletcher, Director of tue Mint Kimball; Dr. J. C. Welling, president of Columbian University; Prof. Dall, Dr. Taylor, Maj. J. W. Powell, and others. On ach Side of the fe-size por- lattorm hung a trait of the late Prof. Baird. AS ADMINISTRATOR. Dr. Taylor spoke of Prof. Baird's administration of the departments of science. He traced the course of his work as the head of the National Museum, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Fish Commission, giving in some ‘etuil his methods of work, ‘ahd pointing to examples of the Great things he” accomplished by his nt Jabors in new flelds of science which he illumined to the world by his genius. PROP. BAIRD IN SCIENCE. Brof. W. H. Dall, president of the Biological Society, spoke of “Prot. Baird in science.” He ranked him highest among all the students of the mysteries of science. He had done directly, he Said, more than any other man to world with the birds and the mamals of America, What he had done indirectly was incalculable. Other scientists had been Inspired to work by bis publications, and had been assisted by his personal advice and instruction. His works were the most cotpiete and valuable upon the subjects of which they treated. PRRSONAL CHARACTRRISTICS. Prof. J. W. Powell, president of the Anthropo- logical Society, spoke of the personal characteris Ues of Prof. Baird; of his great learning and modesty, his simplicity and power. His explora Hons (oF selence, he sald, extended ‘to the frozen snows of the arties as well as to the troples; into tue seas as Well as across the broad plains of the West. If there was an expedition sevking glory fn the explorations of the frozen Nort Baird, got bis “scientific, workers a piace in the expedition. If parties of surveyors were going across the plains to mark out the line for a great railroad, Prof. Baira’s Workers went along to gather up the rich deposits along the route. if there was war, some of U Scholarly’ muiltary inen ‘were Interested to serve Prot. puird and” science. Gens Scott, Marcy, ‘Thomas, McClellan and many others Nad been laborers'in the tleld to collect specumens for him. He said Prot. Baird Was familiar with all nature, nd as sunpie as «child, wit all hls work Auto de he loved to fread “St. Nicholas.” w death,” said Major Powell, “and nervated by overexertion, Mr. Baird camly and plllosophteally awaited the great Ume of all Umes Almost his last words were Dollar bottic of Scotch Oats Essence. Davis, 723 7th st., will make one large crayon aad one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for $. Come and se them. Frssain’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe. BURx Coxe. Still selling at Summer prices not- withstanding the st rike tn the coal region. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Arnavon’4—“As In a Looking Glass.” Nationat.—“Carmen.” Wowpextaxp.—Curtosities and Variety. Masassas PaxonaMa.—Day and evening. Maxats’—“Her Atonement.” AAgawan's.—Kernell's Combination, Condensed Locals. ‘The Washington Brick Machine Company yes- ferday clected officers as follows: ‘resident, heodore L. Holbrvok; vice-president, Anthony Pollock: C.F. Peck; executive committee, Messrs. George 8. White, C. F. MacDonald and Charles J. Belt, ‘Ata meeting of the Republican National League last evening @ resolution offered by Green B. Raum was adopted recowmmending that in the Toming catupaign the national committee should spive.carmest and matertal ald to the republicans ot Atthe meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association Literary Society last evening the question, “Resolved, That universal suffraze 1s de- sited,” was debated by Messrs. Doty and Williams Jn thé aMfiruative, ant Nesbic and MeMillan tn the negative, and decided in the negative. Gov. Bout well has removed Lis law office to Len- man’s building, 1425 New York avenue. 4 Michigan sSsuclation has bee fortaed, which As officered as follows: President, Representative Spencer 0. Fis 3. Enright, Dero! Trott; assistant ‘The second concert of the Richard Wagner elety will take place at U So- e Universalist church, ‘ith and L streets, this evening. ‘The Useful Novelty Co. has elected the follow- sing directors: Geo. G. Sthroeder, John A. Jewel, Daniel Ramey, 0. S. Pitney, Daniel A. Logan, John Corson, and John H. Cook. The board organized by electing Geo. G. Schro-der, president; John A. Jewel, secretary, and Daniel \. Logan, treasurer. A. fre caused ‘by a detective flue tovk place this morning in the house of Wm. Bagity No. 1336 K ‘sireet southeast, causing about 60 damage, not Insured. ‘une hundred and sixty Jersey people arrived In the city yesterday afternoon on an excurston Jeunt. “They will remain until Saturday morning. Mrs. O. G. Sieapies has been elected a metaber Of the board of managers of tue Garfleid Hospital. _ A Serious Stabbing Affray. MEN CUT WHILE DEFENDING AN OLD WOMAN PROM THE ASSACLIS OF A RUFFIAN. ficer McNeal, of the second preetnet, lett the ton yesterday afternoon, and was seated in a when _he heard i and 7th and L ad yolng to the a. Warren and ut the body, Whiek, it Was suid, by Join Matthews, also colored, arrested. “Puller” Wouls WhO Wis aise ave taken part cutting, ped. hews Was locked up the injiired men Were remo’ > Hospital ta che patrol “d that Matthews had wowab, aud tuat when ipted to prevent ith a knife. Tne to appear in the Police 1g Was postponed, © northiest, wedding sup- suvities Le room and tly afver- arrics, Who s OY Stekmess, had ‘< lor some ume, to be im a dangerous quest that the mar- aud the i: tele departure, NaTIONAL GvAKD.— Light Infantry N. Dalton was he Ist regime: necting was Tuesday evening men of Spruce street, sLence of Mr. poutical and deetiacs are ung Is to be de. ocality of were iected: ; Mie~president, Mrs Me. W. B. Wiliams; Hovtings ara Ingrahwan. sha pn John tern fant w nd Ds ‘passing Virginia he Was grabbed ia a0 men Who roi ak om tae 27th 3 from him 3 Cheart trou t, Tee a eupi Been cn 7S and robbed ss spigot, ers snd the Omcurs. | orlure, a pleve Fepiete with grw Rarmony. In the Seiiutis vues plano playing was a n Vhe! cliuak of the doubt, the music of the : tralogy.” “Those who were so uioriuaate as to arrive late were compelled to remain in tne lobby UL the first nuaber was thus see ke ‘audience frou interruption. pi Cleve ‘With a party of iadies reuplet 8 a box, Fost ar Scunrn Prices can The cheapest and cheapest fuel f° ashiogron Gus Company's dosusen Brus, 01. treasurer, George H. B. White; secretary, | Ke; addressed to a little chiid, saying In nis weakness: , “Blessed are the pure in heart,” concluded Major Powell, “for they shall see God.” ———— Jurors for the Circuit Courts, ‘The dual Circuit Court (divisions No.1 and 2) will be convened on Monday, 23d instant, by Judges Hagner and Merrick. ‘The names of jurors for te two divisions were drawn to-day by the clerk of the court as follows: First Division—W. B. Williams, Richard Wash- ington, Henry Donch, Talbert Berry, D. W. Stock- still, CH. White, S. Walter Woodward, P. i. Ward, J.D. G. Crainpton, Dr. S. F. Whiting, Bla- den T. Snyder, Jos, Auerbach, Jno. A. Ruppert, Edward Dickerson, O. Baker, J.T. Ashford, W. H. neaster, Philip Hutchinson, J. B. Elseman, C. F. Havenuet, Joshua Pyles, Clarence O. Krafft, W. M. Weaver, Samuel S. Smoot, Jacob Killian atid Ber- hard Builey. ‘Second Division—W. H. Marlow, F. P. Cross, H. A. Latiwer, W. D. Wyvill, A. F. Chiuds, L. C. Bal ley. Jos. H. Dodson, Sambel Mattingly, Hamilton Brough, Chas. C. Duncanson, Win, Wanstall, J. A. pect, Daniel Loughran, Wm." Holmead, Jno. Catnmack, Andrew Bledier, J. R. Mayor, U. IH. Rid- enour, Jno. M. Washington, W. IL. McAllister, J. J. Staith, J. F. Maupin, F. i. Find ae ‘The Brosnan License Revoked. ‘THE COMMISSIONERS FOLLOW THE ADVICE OF THEIR ATTORNEY. ‘The District Commissioners held a long session Yesterday afternoon and settled the matter that has been pending before them respecting Jno. Brosnan’s liquor ieense by making an order re- voking the Meense granted by them on the 9th of December. ‘This is the case to which public atten- Uon was called in a startling manner by the sud- den death in the street of Capt. Blackford while on his way to the District Commissioners’ office with a paper, withdrawing the natae of Jno. Hel- singer from Brosnan’s application. The ‘Commts- stohers had suspended action on the application at Jones, wie Lad each received | iiterary | ¥ and $45 | 2 | THe TweaTexs Next Weee.—Herrmann, the | Capt. Blackford’s request, and given him until 11 jock to produce the paper which would deprive Mr. Brosban of the necessary majority of tures. ‘The Commissioners having waited a rea- sonable time, and Capt. Blackford failing to appear, granted the ilcense. The Com- raissioners’ were afterward urged to_ consider te papers obtained by Capt, Blackford, and Leving doubt as to thelr legal power i 60-30, sought the advice of thetr attorney, Mr. Ridai*. ’ Mr. Riddle advised them substantially to cancel the license on tue ground that Mr. Bros- han did ut at the time actually have the consent Yof the neighboring residents and properiy-owners, thoug the face of the papers then in the hands of the Commissioners showed that ne had. The matter has since been under cousideration, Mr. Brosnan, who has in his possessiod the license issued to him, and his ‘at- torney, Mr. Calilii, say that Mr. Brosnan will con- tinue Dusiness under the license, and, if necessary, 40 lute the courts, a8 they question’ the power of The Coumissioners to revoke a license under such conditions. igha- of a major ‘Col. Ludiow, {t 18 said, opposed the revocation of the vense, a3 he doubled Whether such action could be Sustained In court. ‘The superintendent Of police uas teen noted of the action of the Cotunissioners, and tue case will probably come Ivo court at an early day. Mr. Cahill, Mr. Bros han’s attorney, gave It as his opinion to-day, when a Sv ak reporter asked him about the case, tat the Comamuissioners asl got themselves into a “hot box.” are siuply sitting by and laughing,” he “The position Of the Commissioners isso unreason- willl levity. We have dur lcense. Under our Kovernment there 1s no power that can revoke thai. It could not be revoked after once granted, even If 1 had been obtained by fraudulent means and the signatures Were forgeries. In such a case {ae applicant inigut Ue prosecuted for, the forge- Fes, DUE lis Licewse Would still bold good.” About Big Moose. ‘To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR ‘The item sbout moose you pubilshed a few days ago is erroneous in two potuts. I did not kill the cow moose I presented to the National Museum; it Was shot by my companion, Mr. L. J. Peck, of St. Clair, Mich, Neither of us would have killed a cow moose except to use as a specimen. For sev- eral years I have looked for a bull large enough to present to the Museum as a specimen, Dut none 1 have kliled in that time have come up tomy <The author of your item says “Sumber Was, Until the moose Just bought by the Museum largest moose on record. It he Wil luok over the fuesof THe STAK he Will see that je azo you publised the bet that In Iss A. A. Clay and I killed two ouil moose meas- uring 6 fect 10 Inches, aud 6 feet 8% Inches at the Savuidess respectively. ‘The “Sumo” moose ouly measured 6 feet 7 inches, Plenty of moose of that Size are kilied every year, I have nodoubt, The cow preseated to the Museum stood 6 feet 4 Inches, een Chay. Departinent of Justice, ae Look Out for the Thieves. A WARNING TO HOUSEKENPRKS WHO HAVE “ROOMS 70 REST.” ‘The police have information of two young men who are playing what 1s called the “top room racket” in this city, and who, having been to two or three places yesterday afternoon, successfully operated at the residence of Mrs, May Gittings, . 414 6th street, getting away with two gold lockets, a chain and a palt of opera glasses. I takes two to play the game, They goto a house with the sign’ “foots tor rent” displayed. ‘one Will ask fort. room on the top story giving ase that such rooms are more redred. “it the dy has such & room ad oflers to. show it tue callers will foilow her to the. top oor ‘ook at It, leaving the other one Uown state Tatier is the operating ‘thief, and while his ts looking at. the upper Touma ‘the ‘mat “lower Huor robs that part of the hotise, es Thonghe that the two men operating hers have just arrived inthe city. ‘They look like rockers, one beiag about nineteen and the other tweuts-one years of age, the latter stoutest, with & dirk woustache and complexion. They’ dress neatly i dare cietes with Black derby 9 ais the youngest bas black plereing eyes and. aver | singe buock moustache: | Magician, will come to the National next week, | giving a” new lus: At | Awaugu’s Maggte Mu ake her Welcome | Suuual visit, “appearing in & round of favorite plays =— © CHILDKEN'S CHRISTMAS CLUB.-—The treas. the Cuildren’s Caristinas Club acknow: edges the receipt of $23.50 collected by THR STAR for tne club, aud also states that, on account of tue liberality to the club of many’ interested, the | Expens.s were less than usual this year, conse- quentiy there 184 Dalauce 1a bank o start the | club next year. \J-& IS. Cuaax, LONDON, ENG. FOR OUTWARD APPLICATION. COLMAN’S CONCENTRATED MUSTARD OIL, | A Positive Cute For | RMEUMATISM, NEURALGIA COLDS AND MUS- CULAR PAINS. Sold by al! Grocers and Drugrists, and wholesale by JAMES P. SMITH, 45 Park Place, New York. aint the | abue, so situply ridiculous, that it can be met only | AS prore ‘Whose blood bas become thin or impure, are especially liable to attacks of rheumatism, or to that weakness called “general debility.” The pains and aches of the the former are relieved by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies and vitalizes ithe blood, while it also tones and builds up the whole system. ‘Try Hood's Sarape- illa and realize the peculiar benefit which it gives. “My wife and myself were both generally run down. ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla brought us out of that tired feel- img, and made us feel like young people again.” RICH- AKD HAWKHUBST, Amityville, Long Island, N. ¥. HOOD’S SABSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. a by C. 1 HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Bro Swsa Ur IN THE PRICES OF DRY Goops. ASTRAKAN, Striped SILK VELVET a ltandscme Black See Seried SILK VELVET, 91, re- Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS, widedou- ble ‘width, 62c., reduced Excellent quality BLACK SILK, @1: reduced 75¢. OUBLE WHITE BLANEETS, slightly soiled, $1.87, DOUBLE) ‘. ‘H PI ‘and » half wide, pure Wool aud silk, $1, reduced ble- e CARTERS, ‘711 MARKET SPACE, COLORED SILK VELVE’ Seusee SATAINE GouE GENS, Ss palates reuced to 83 (a tg ta, extra Hf, pure Wool, wide double width, (no 37 SERGE, etocant Dress all colors, all uction) 34 igc. reduct Net Poh pure fine Wool, wide double width, (no. (Cash Custouiers who buy 85 or ‘over will receive one of, the following presente: ue pair of, lange size Brune)” agen,” Bd "Towels omen, linen frinyed Raptine:” ‘one “pair “or ek ‘Corsets, Jarre size pare Sub Atusior, worth @1.,\ Cant Custon therm who bay 810\oF over will receive one of the Gea iy ttt wes pairs ize, pure lined, Knotted fringed Damask Towels, Table Damask, pu linen. fine quality, 23 yds. long one dozen pure Napkins, of one pairo. cloyant Corsets, _#27- Don't fail to ask for the valuable present, 3 Sourrmxe Or Intenzsr TO BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. OUR ABERDEEN CHEVOITS ARE THE MOST STYLISH GOODS FOR PANTALOONS AND LA- DIES" ULSTERS TO BE FOUND. WE CUT OUR PANTS IN THIS STORE AND HAVE THEM CAREFULLY MADE AND TRIMMED. WE VENTURE TO SAY THAT NO #5 PANTS WERE EVER TURNED OUT BY A WASHINGTON HOUSE BEFORE THAT ARE 80 ARTISTICALLY GOTTEN UP OR CUT WITH SO MUCH CARE. THE SAME MAN CUTS THEM WHO CUTS OUR FINEST Goops. THESE GOODS MAKE VERY HANDSOME UL- STERS AND WRAPS FOR LADIES, OUR WORK IN LADIES' GARMENTS IS UNEX- CELLED. OUR LADIES' CUTTER BRINGS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE TO THE BUSINESS, AND OUR GARMENTS ARE LITERALLY “TAILOR MADE.” WE LINE THE LADIES’ BODIES AND SLEEVES OF ULSTERS WITH FINE SILK AND MAKE THEM UP IN THE BEST MANNER, 80 THAT THEY SHOW AT A GLANCE THAT THEY ARE CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS. WE CARRY A LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES FOR LADIES' JACKETS, ULSTERS AND WRAPS, WE ARE CATERING FOR THIS BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS AND MAKE OUR PRICES AS LUW AS 18 CONSISTENT WI{H STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS WORK. E. B BARNUM & CO, 2810 931 PENN. AVENUE Pinavrrmas Stone BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAIN: Will offer a la 1NGS, ‘and OILCLO: i Dress Goods sigek of DRY GOODS, CARPET- THS at greatly redue-d will offers 36-inch all-wool TRICOT, solid colors; at S7iye.s price eee bon, 432 itch, silwool extra heavy CANVAS CLOTH at Shieh RG MRRE Sta mente inch DREBS CLOTH in all shadens SL-inch BROADCLOTH, extra vaiaes Clewant line of BLACK DRESS UOUDS in Canh- sd Pang a iar rmete Sanges, and « full 1e of Priestly's tion: BARGAINS IN BLANKETS. Extra size and extra weight White Blank: . wens S00EY BO worth €0. A keneral marksdows df the whole ine. Parvuins in WOOL HOSIERY, odd sizes, that were 50 and 60c., now 23c. Another lot of the 6x3 real Derby rib FAST BLACK they have them) ‘bring elsewhere (wi Agents for BRIGGS’ STAMPING PATTERNS, Pat- terns wold ad stamping doue at very teascunule rater, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7thand 706 K sts. n.w. a . Axsvat Crosrcovr Sure or FINE OVERCOATS AND SUITS. OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF COST. ‘Men's Business Overcoats, from 85 up. ‘Men’s Dress Overcoats, from $10 up. ‘Men’s Business Suits, from $6 up. Men's Dress Suits, from $12 up. ‘Men's Fine Prince Albert Suite, at $14. ‘Men’s Oda Pants, from $1.50 up. ‘Boys' Suite, from 84.50 up. ‘Boys’ Overcoats, from $4.50 up. Children's Overeoats, trom 82.75 up. Children’s Suits, from $2.50 up. Give us a call and be convinced. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, ae Corner 7th and Gsta, Fors: Hars: Fois: SEAL SACQUES FROM $125UP. SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM ¢90 uP. SHOULDER CAPES, IN MONKFY, BEAVE! NUIRIADEDSE: BLACK MARTENS MAI AND OTHER FURS. MUFFS, IN BEAK, BEAVER, BLACK MAR- TEN, FOX, LYNX, MONKEY, SEAL AND OTHER FURS, RUSSIAN HAKE MUFFS, FROM 75 CENTS UP. LADIES’ SEAL CAPS, GLOVES, AND WRISTLETS, FUE TKIMMING OF ALL KINDS. CHILDREN’S MUFFS AND COLLARS. DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS ¥OK GEN1'S OVERCOATS. GENTS 4UK CAPs, GLOVES, AND MUF- FLERS, BOYS’ SEAL CAPS FROM @1 TO $5. CARRIAGE ROBES AND OOACHMEN CAPES. GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, 85,86 AND $8. SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALLTHELAT- EST STYLES, AT $1, $1.50, $2, 82.50, 03, £3.50, $4, 84,50, 95 AND 96. SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH GOLD AND SILVEH HANDLES, FROM $2.50 ‘Toss. HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES, TRESS & COS CELEBRATED E¥GLISH SILA AND DERBY HATS. DENT'S LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES, LADLES' KIDING+HATS AND CAPS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 Penn. avenue, Cor. 12thst al3m Youx, Oct. 14, 1886. Messrs. W. B. Riegr & SON: Gi I have been suffering very much from a severe Cold and Cough. I Was wi ‘Cold and Coug! le to sieep at Right, and was Just about uufitted for business. T teva tell Fouthat in THREE days your EX PECTORANT has entirely cured mey as also. my little boy Harry, who was suffering with a similar Seoubie. OIE Dottie was nanriy. weed betwens os Yours, MAirraaw ScHverDER, 1 ____ 390 6th ave. Wilbor’s Cod Liver Oil, Phosphate of Lime, Soda and Iron, cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Debility, Wasting ‘and Scrof- ulous Humers, ‘To Consumptives.—Many bave been happy to give their testhmony 1a favor of the use of = bor's Pure Cod Liver Oll_ and Phosphates.” Ex, Tience has proved it to be a valuable remedy for Consumpticn,, Asthina, Diphtheria, and al dis; eases of the’Throat abd Lungs Manufactured only by A; B. Witsor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by A great bargain. Elegant new nine-room housh Ibis Corcoran. st.; $2,000 cash, Dulance to sult, "Watchman on preiiises. QW An Extended Popularity, Brown's Bron- chial Troches have for many years been the most Popular article in use for reileving Coughs and uroat troubles, eoStek Public Speakers, singers, and all persons wishing to possess.a clear, loud voice tO. uve Hin= ries’ Aromatic Squili Drops: Sweet and reliable. No tar, 10c, at see. 10,1214 Pi gentible Cocon Was served at Intern jonal Medical Congress. €0 Royal Glue” mends China, Glass, Wood, ke Fresh Alaerney butter churned every morning and delivered 1n 3s 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk be. per quart, __FOR SALE-HOUSES. JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BRICK, 13 ROOMS, si Mors, northeast corn sah ann ate Sats Yard, bri ‘BY 2st at. nw. slot dis by 70, 8 05,007 and G17 Ot at. bath, hall, &¢., $2700 each. Also six new 000, Ba houses, ortheast corner 6tivand K sta. n.e.; 81 and seventy 6-room brick houses in the city of more, paying 8 per cent ou valuation; $700. eacl algo frame cottage. 10r. and three acres. at Kelay. on B. and O. Kailroud, 87,500; 36-room hotel at helay nd four acres, #. paved slots a #34 F st., Room 4. JOR SAL WO.” Will exchange for mina sete THUS! AS MITCHELL, ae = ROR SALE—I WILL SELL MY (NEW) 9-ROOM Brick House for less than’ it cost ime to build, account of going into business i south front, in a fashionable and pro f the northwest, Call on owner, after 12 o'clock. 806 F st nw, HTS Fes gars cH X NEW HOUSES ON 6°H and R sts. n.w.. prew-brick frout and bay-window ; seven rooms and bath each. h. ‘Terms to suit. Inquire of owner, FRANCIS TOUMEY, Room 5, 472 Lou ave, POH SALE BAY WINDOW BRICK, 7 ROOMS; all improvements; 17% 5 00. Bay window Brick: 10 Toots: all impove sents; open $5,000. OW i> 0 ata. grates: south front; w. JOR SALE—“CHEAP"—TWO-STORY SIX- ROOM Brick House. mod. imps.,on Hi st, n.w Fronts aud ruts, (ufoush to Maseschiisetty aves has always teuted for 82> per month siuce Price Gif taken at once) $2,750. ) ‘Oth wt. nw. JOR SALE—BARGAINS—608 NEW YORK AVE. iw.» Toows and bath, range, lstrobe, newly pa- pered aild painted: only $3.70. Oth st. i. and I, S-room brick; ‘water i Tenis for #10: only $1,100. Bladensburg terminus H-street 000 feet xround. front on two streets, 5-room frame. stable kes suitable for. dairymam: 82.200: easy terms. WALKEK & WILSON, 1006 Fst. jai1-3¢ JOR SALE—B 8! REET NORTHEAST, NEAR 11TH st., two-story bay window brick, 6 rooms and bath, all médern improvements: ‘fet class order. at thé very low price of WALKER & WILSON, KR SALE—NEW BRICK HOUSE N.W., 7 ROOMS and bath, fue lot 2u enhancing jogslity excellent | condition: brick stable in rear: all mod. imps. ; prompt | party can buy lower thaw it will be 4old for next spring. TITER & WIMER, Jal 1423 F st. FoR HOG MON dave me 4,000 1801 j0 1865 Cat“ af be OF. 8,000 20) 8 iS a 4a Site? sims a, beh. vib, Ors. 1:20 to 213 vib. @r 4 portion of the property on my eal: ut ottice for bulletin vesund on THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, - jal0 The above is only books. For full list the Ist and 15th. OR SALE—H IN GOOD PART OF NORTH- ‘west; rented to teuants. a To per cent int ment. For particulars, see MCLACHLIN & BACH DER, 1225 F st. nw. Jal Oust JOR SALE—10-ROOM BAY WINDOW BRICK, ON Mass ave. bet. 13th and 14th, north side; hasan ntrauce alao frou Mf st this ts on of the highest and Prettiest sections of the ity." “AP. Jao-1w JOR SALE. F st. 6u.&7th Busi i 19th . of Dupout ©, 12rs Ks 1Oth&11th., 12a, Dear 2oth st, Sow, Iku w. of Dupont C., Ors. 13th st. near V sty Sra, N «Det Al & N’Srs, 13th blouses m of Vee. Ja-1w AP, HILL & Cu. 1338 F st JOR SALE—THE OWNER OF AN ELEGANT AND modern Doube Brick House, containing 14 roms, all latest improvements; situated in a choice neigh: | Dorkood northwest; Lot ). Will sell at a rt House suitable for entertaining. Address Box 's, Star office, Ja-C JOR SALE—FINE OP! ORTUNITY FOR INVEST ors. will buy a ha.dsome new house on L, st. bet. 8th aud Oth sts, n.w., 3d feet front, 3 story and Uavement, with sub-cellar, containing 14 rooms aud elegantly hulshed: rented to a frat-class tenant pesmouth. Apply to owner, 1210 N st. n 7 pag. PGE SALE, FOR INVESTMENT—A 10 VEL CENT Business Property, now under rent at $1,800 per dearsdocated uorth west,” Inquire of owner, $74 at, or BH. WARNER & CO. mh) Jay-Ge* JOR SALE—THOSE T TORY press-brick Houses, 1223 and Pst. now., cone taining eigut rooms and bath: cellar under whole house; all modern tinprovemenia: heated by furnace, Proud mantels, papered and frescoed | throwchout® Duiit in the v M msauaers Louses ober ir Haves tion, Ay pi FRED. W. PILLING, builder and owner, Joth at nw. it FOE SALE THAT LOVELY CORNERTESID 478 O wt u.w.. been built only three years: Painted and papered. containing 11 Tooms and Oluo stone steys aud trimming. Will sell reasousvle, on easy terms. “Also, House 474 O wt; builtlike the stove.” Inuuite of Uiner. 474 Qt, oF |. WARNER & CO. 329-6t" tT 916 F Peete BE GENT, INVEST ME 33,000 cash, balance ($2,000) in three sears oF Jess, aid no interest charxed. | Four (4) new, attructive Frame Dwellines, 2726-28-30 aud St. road (Brigutwoud ave.), opposite the Seluetzen Park: price $3,000. Now occupied by good tenants at $12.50 month'exeli, paying 12 per ceut on the inve: Ineut in a rapidiy rising locality. J. U. CO,, 229 7th at, 8. ‘OR SALE—CI RALLY LOCATED MODERN Brick Dwelling, eleven rooms, all uiodern :mprove- ments. Price $10,000, TYLER & KUTHEKFORD, 107 F at-n.w, ‘By. JOR SALE- BRICK DWELLING ON Mi. ti rented at $25 per mouth; a! $4,000, Sbod cant required: MEY LEie & Fe _a3L-2w* FOU SALECA, VERY De aoe NEW BRICK dwelli located: u.w.: 9r.; fine cellar, fur. nace and flim 1, coucession will bs made in price if Sold before Jan. 15. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, “as1-zw" 1307 F st. aw, 1 SALE OR RENT— By SH. WALKER, 450 Louisiana ave, 124 5th st. ne.. 8 rooms: bath, cellar, furniee, but- Jers, pantry new and desirable, ma Ks SALE OR EXCHANGE-VALUABLE BUSI ness property on ¥ <t bet. ih and ZU sis, SWUKMBTEDT & BRADLEY, F SALE=I76T MASSACHUSE Hh new and handsome 4 3122 feet to alley. Tooms, 330 foot front. st sae “6 | Masaachuset SOHN SHLUMAN €'CO., asim” 1407 F wt. nw. 'OR SALE—A BA, MODERN SUBSTAN- TIAL BRICK RESIDENCE, WELL AND Ci TRALLY LOCATED NOKTAWET contains thirteen latwe rooms (four roows deep on first floor), puutries, Daths, &c.j G:F celiar:, house ix jeated by itirmuce:; tt Ft papered thru, aud, ese eet ee a ee Let in24 tect 2 inches by 120 feet to alex. Fear NEY 112,000. rkiuen & N MTOR F ot ‘OR SALE—WE OFFER FOUR VERY NEAT AND. complete aix-rvoun Houses, unt Siished, on 13th Rah eeie s aeE home on very easy terms, SW! aoe ee DEY, 927 F a ao . X 603 Lath st. nw. D®°SKENNESS, OB THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. It can be given in a; eee and wi cup, of cofles oF tes without the taking it; poe will fect @ fhether the. is. ‘drinker. = Kosi reece, soem ieetee ae cotive without their knowledge,and wah tr 0 Gane ied uit eevee free wile hess line moeneet (PAs, FISHER'S, devotee her attention wo the | | | | | | and Gentien | Arithmetic, Alvebra. = 2-3 HEAP ABOUT 30.000, ie northern part: pry se 808: Lat ne. > IRA LOT Seana 7"F at. pee ™ Wo ORM srevr it. good location for anal ‘wold once, per foot, wo Bice rick houses, 7 roome, bath and cellar: firxt-claes heighhorbood cheap ‘Gorurr lot, East Capitol sts 40%x00 ft. $5,500. Au 8 per cent investment in improviag sectio chon tor party with 84,000. ‘apie OR SALE A DESIRABLE ROR SALE—WE WA ty, 652100 on Ti ast st, bet. 11th aud 12 E ff barnes proy ortizof Pa ay. “also vb th of these pieces of property cau be converted Inte god paying investments. A. aILLA £72: SALE — GREAT BARG ‘once-- 24.000 cash will buy fronting 234 feet on 17th st. am €. Address Box 78, Star office, Fi: SALE-CHEAP—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, d., 1, 13, aud 2 cents per foot, it sold before }. R HERTFORD, 2335 F st. E—THE REST INV! aie = OF THE Day—I offer Building Lots on grade, oravebue, within foar squares of [ei Hye cats for uly $300 each $10 per month. BOARDING. 809 E ST. N.W.—FIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH Jor without rooms: micely turnish.d: by day, F mouth, at reasouable rates; transients #1 an day, 3al0-3t" RD, WITH OR WITHOCT vand ueatly furnished, 710 19th St. nw at the door. Ja7-Bt GOL ESE Shite BOARD Two coMME- O nicating sonth-f.ont Kooms, third floor; open fire. Also one or two Single Roots. ist VB2ZS8 Ag™ Nahin, RPOMTE, FRANKLIN ~Pleasait Kooms, with First-class Botric- References cschstired ‘A Tew table, boars can be accomodated, EDUCATIONAL. Blocenos axp paaarie age. _oMns. ADIL. NE DUVAT MACK, _. Foruicrly of Now Vora, LAE Nest. Hew. Private Le Sa5-20t ‘ons and. Mis i PRENTISS Be Teacher of Voice Culture, Singin, and Elocution. 4 he Delsarte System of Physical Culture used jail-tine Tid L street. QUORTHAND REVOLUTION IZED—“ACME” PH Pngeraphy simplest.” most Feria, most tecible. Taught in i6 simple jessons., Proficiency in. three months. First bc s second hook, 81. Classes and private instruction daily. ‘Tuition by mail a spe- cialty. ‘i send st mp 0-6" for 13TH ST. 123 ere, ‘Ruow organize Wer Winter ry Her Brened Spatcm of oui ieartnewiedeeg the vera quiek ined for ace’ 8 eood poe Haclatiog sad secretes 2F 9 Pits of were oareistenga an PRUD'HOMME Daily French’ Drill, #1. a week. Call Monday, Wednes- day oF Eriday; or send name and address to Lox 398. jeferences: Hon. aud Mrs. 8. 8. Cox. SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE TEACHER ADD will give Music or French Lessons at tin bomen ot the pupils. if preferred. Instruction thorough. Lape- sgl attention to beeinniec ts well as pupils advances, Terms woderate. Call between 7 at OF ad~ dress TEACHER, 318 Indiana ave. n.w.- $a9-60 ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. Cloud building, 9th and F sts. WwW Nineteenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Finte, Cornet, &c. Free advantages. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. ja¥-Lm* HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS: founded in 1832; cereful training and thorough instruction in Enylisi, the classies, modern leuicuaces, ausie, and art, ley. ATH CH, AM. M.D, Reisterstown, Md. a ‘jai Lint HE ART STUDENTS’ LEAGUE, CLASSES IN Life, Portrait, Sull-Life, Water-Color, and Antique its Studios, T113 Peunsyivania ave. Instructors: Mo ea GH ‘ANCY GILL: Misses JOHNSTON and SY ‘Terms, per month: Bie wor Fortrait & Coi0E oF Autiauo, #3 aie AND HARMONY, 810 12th st! now, ye NG ACADEMY OF FINE Attn S04 fe presiuel over by IMOGENE B MORR* LL who bas had'12 medals aud studied 13, years in Furope with the most celebrated artista, To prevent children formii careless habits of drawing, Eley will be received Satur ays: at four years of mee and upwards. for almost nothing, Tystructiou in every: branch of art, trom Drawings of all kinds to Portraits and Histo ening Classes for Ladies Weduesdays at 7. hest Stanaard ractical and Bank: artinents, Eveuthg Sessions. Students can enter at any time. ACADEMICAL COURSE. Grammar, Rhetoric, Histo ‘The studies 1 pplication. Writing, Geozraphy, this course elec” College Otlice, tive. Catalogues free on first floor, trom 9 a, ‘or Dy mail. ARTYN, President, C.K. URNER, C. pal. ‘Colored studen #16-4m OCUTION AND ‘Voice Cultnre, El red.” Ke W. ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF F. Oratory. 904 M st. Cratory. | Stamuering permanently an in this city and elsewhes ‘NS HART, Priucipal “Exocoriox Axo Ouons LESSONS IN CLASS OR PRIVATE. Winter term of Collewiate Course commences Janu- ary 4, 1888, 32-paxe Catalogue fre MARTYN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORATORY, 313 6th st. nw. (half a block east of city post-office.) _ja4-3m_ YANTED—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE lessons in Greek, Latin, Enclish, branches, and V German conversation. Teruis reasonable and highest testimonials, Dox No, 4. Star oilice 25-00" Wa COMMERCIAL SCHOOL WILL OPEN quarters, fig and Commercial Branche pectalty. Temas pet month, “COURT F.'ROOD, Pakelpal aso" NHE MISSES -E SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAD) AND LITILE GIULS, ’ Sth st. nw Refers by porinissi to: Rey. P.£. Chapelle, D.D.: Kev. Wm, A. Bartlett, D. D.: Mr. E, Frances tua, of Iiges & Co. W. ston, M.D; ZT. Sowers, M. D.; Mr. France: Moblin, Mr." Win. 8. Thompson, Mr. L. EC, Colli-re, a {HE McDONALD-FLLIS SC * Corner Mt Endglish and Fr: Youne Ltdte Fifth Year bociae Septeiubers Primary, Internet Wellesley’ Prepar- ht ‘bya corps of lass Drawing : A Special herdi¢ is employed for Of Dupils in distant parts of the elt culars adress the principal, ‘d16-im pel" MISS ANNA ELLIS. W4VERLY Seminary, 1730 Massachusetts ave, Boarding and Day Scheel for sot lala, _al7-Am Mins LIPS "OMB. Principal, LLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS under 14 years of age, ‘A few pupils taken family. NE. C.COLLIERE, A.M, whington, D. C., Yat h. w., ear “Arlington Hote Opens October ees June Te ROOKVILLE ACADEMY—iiOME paee FOR BOYS.—This school, 20 miles from Washington, will reop ‘non January ISSR. “Bows in ‘the houss ayply te Mev. De. Ce jontomery Co, Md. limited to 30. For cite SON, Prieipal, Brvoky tie. FANN'S KINDERGA) ANN'S PRIMALY > bs bots N NOKMAL Tit LASS. is Sunderiand Pi ‘of Dupont Cirele. d1-:im RENCH LESSO: MADAME A. PELE (tron. Paris) will, mive ‘lessons at her residence aud st pupils’ homes. Excellent pro huneigtion and thorough instruction 910 15th sta w. olan 3PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH Siua'Sstarnw. “eutranes on D st established 32 years. ‘Thoroughly equi) pe ‘mep and women trained tor business or official positiona. Three courses Practical Business: “Stenocraphy. Typewriting aud Grevhopnawe: Hagia Wenn Say time. “Year scholar qu Rtulliueut raten. Gea trated circulars treo at Corlege oe: SARA _ SPENCER, vies Principal napoli exam S38 IVY INSITTUE,« W.cor Sthand K sts. mw, 7 Tur sentrrz scuoor. or LaNavaaes, WASHINGTON, 7243 14TH ST. N. W., Boston, 154 Tremont St: Brooklyn, 40 Court St.s New York, 2 St; Putla.. 15:3 Chostaal Fhoroush training in French, Germany Spesisiee &e Conversational kuowlede In ONE. or TWO TERMS, 10 in sinall classes: also private lewsons. ‘ighest references. ‘Terms begin Wow. IANO LESSONS, ‘MISS CLARA TTARRISON, Pupil’ of Win. “Mason, s9-5m? 8 Grant Place, bet. Oth, Tot Gand Hote, TA GEADUATE [OF HARVARD. TEACHING IN fdupston, desires pup: ely or im small Gisssen, “Inquire of AU JARVIS BUT id Bat hw. ‘s15-om Gavzes Axp Ii.usioxs AT REDUCED PRICES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pa ave, Have reduced the prices of Evening Drens Goods, aud offer decided bargains in the latest stylesof Ilusions. Great reductions have beeu made, Crystal Pendant Grenadines, reduced from 2 to 81. Plaid Tinsel Silk Gauze, reduced from $1.25 to 81. ‘Figured Mlusions, reduced from @2 to $1.50. Flowered Musious, latest novelty, reduced from $4 to $3. Silk Bengalines, at 875c.. worth $1. Silk Surabs in all shades. Moire Silks reduce. in prices. Elegant Sash Kibbons at half price. WAL SHUSTER & SONS, ‘919 Pennsylvania ave. ‘One Price, a7 Gums: Gaaes:: Gomes: HOME AMUSEMENTS! HOME AMUSEMENTS! ‘ames for Old and Young. ‘Largest assortment. Every game now published con- stantly in stock. ‘New arrival: Magic Lanterns from 49c. to $15. (CH. RUPPERT, das 403, 405,407 7TH ST. X. W.. above Dat. | RRR ERI Tr ED D EEE TIC SKE E REeeBos Aro tie pF tu Tt ER MM a) m™ MILLINERY, CLOAKS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR CORSETS, AND WORSTED GoODs, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ‘The balance of ss Hoods and Tam-o- Shanters, sold for @&c.; Friday, 236. 500 inmate of ion, lane trom X, to 1% worth from 40c. to Gc. Priday. 100.8 CLOAK DEPARTMENT, ie peeeemeens slightly damaged, choice for 1 Cloth Paletot, trimmed in Astrachaa, size 38, former price 819.50: Friday, 89. CORSET DEPARTMENT. Our 50c. Corset for Friday, 25c. WORSTED DEPARTMENT. Children’s 6Sc. Hand Knit in Red. White, or Light Blue, with or without waists, y. 490. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 35¢. Bustles for Friday, 29. nant. BBR vu Uu MM M! Bae EE vu: = Ha ge MMS ‘ BBB uu MMM ee ___ 7TH, STH AN D DsTS. a} R. GEO. WHITE, THE LADIES “TAILOR, wishes to inform the ladies ‘that he is not cou- throp. but has opened an ‘estaUlishment for bimneel! at 1 Put n.w., where he will try to give the same sal iP ‘tion at the most pecs wil ee ate 1106 F st.n.w. RIZES FOR THF LADIES. _, ere will be distriouted on May 1, 1888, FIVE HUNDKED DOLLAKS IN PRIZES fo those who hake the greatest, number, of words from the ‘seu tenc. “He-~o Tea is the beat.” Any one desiring to Gompate will receive rules and tustructions by” ad- dressing, Wits vostage Sila” “MARTIN GILLET & CO., Baltimore, Ma. Winte, Hows & Co, 25 WEST 16TH ST, NEW YORK, SARATOGA and LONG BRANCH, ‘Beg to announce that they have opened their WASH- INGTON HOUSE, 815 15TH STREET NORTHWEST (Near Woruiley’s), Fora few weeks, with the most superb stock of IMPORED COSTUMES, RECEPTION, DINNER and BALL DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, TEA GOWNS, &o., Ever brought to Washinston. All of which willbe sold. __AT LESS THAN PARIS Cos: Morr utecpenat he season.” ‘Ball, Wraps, and Millie JAVORS FOR THE GERM. tures, Japanese Goods, Gold Paint, Toys, Materials Paper Flowers, Pot Pourri Masquerade Trusmaious Letter Paper, 13e. pound. J. JAY GOULD, #21 Oust, Wass: & Neowsz, of 325 N. Charles st., Baltimore, Md, ‘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 and fitguaranteed. ——_Ja-LIt MES, BM SENGERT. 4) 99TH ST NW. hyr and Columbia Yarns, Crewel, Kunin aga Embroidery Stikes be. Purses, Fancy Ba: kets, Embroidered Table Mats, Pin Cushions, ts. Lat other articles suitable ior Holiday assortment of Stamped Goods ia Linen and Moule Cloth: latest Qeaigamee ism Muze M. J. Praxo, eer 1309 F at, nw. (Mrs. Hunt's) Hag returned from 3 th the latest | FINE FRENCH Wat os! = special selection in“ AL special selection SHECL, AMBER, ana DULL Hair Dressed aud Bangs Shingled, n19-2m* ME LOTTIE DAVIS ata y Shampooer and Hair Dresser, fomenly with, Mrs. C. ‘Thompson, is located at, 703 15th st, over Thompson's Drug Store. @2-3m, MAE AITH ST. NW. HAS RE- moved to 432° 11th st. n.w, Corwet« made to order, A perfect iit uaranteed. Algo x full itue of | Shoulder Braces, Retoru: Waists, Freveh Corsets and | thes ool8-3u" NING FSTAB | TON FISCHER'S DRY Ae RS, 900 G at. uw. LISHMENT AND DYE WO! jes’ and Gent ents of ali Kinds Cleaned and ‘Gana ved without Veins ripped. “Ladiew Evening Drewca fears fence’ Prices erate.’ Goods calied fot and daitteree = LL-WOOL, GARMENTS MADE UP ¢ rE OB RIPPED: i as “st SCO S ato. SS ANNIE, HUMPHREY, 430 10mu ST; NW ‘Makes Corsets to order in évery style and mate- al, and wuarantees perfect Bt and tonto IE, SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear and finest Inj we ioe Patent Shoulier Braces, aid all Dress. Reform Goods, French Corsets and Busties,, Children’s Corvets and w 81 Corset (iiss H.'s own rigke) that for the price is tusurpaceed, N. B.—French, German, and Spanish spoken. mrl4 Lars) Waars Aso Fous, We have fourteen Seal Skin Garments in stock, all desirable shapes, which we offer at a slight advance on cost. We intend to close them out this month. They z FROM $100 UPWARDS. Our Plush Garments are of the best quality and new- est shapes. We have two Visites, 42 and 44 inch bust measure to the smallest sizes, all to beclosed at or near cost. DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS. WILLETT & RUOFF, EATTERS AND FURRIERS THE CONCORD HARNESa, The Concord Collar, Coupe Road Team, aud'P xpress Harness of sil kinds sua cgerptions ot lowest prices. Every. ‘enuine Concord, Harueas is tuuuped with maker's uaiue aud trate nari LUIZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel. f97-Hictee Blankets and Carriage Kobves im great va- riety and at very low prices, ve Guns Locswooo & Co. aalLogs, vv FIFTH AVENUR, EW YORE perry Baz You XaaiGaw Nea COME AND SEE THE SLAUGHTER « WE ARE MAKING IN PORTIERES AND HEAVY DRAPERV. W. H HOEKE 801 Market Space; 308 and 310 8th st. Cooma Br Gas A full ine of GASS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale, as ASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. i. D. B D. Buz IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Has the honor to inform you shat his SEW GOODS wed. Ae Rati personally te all garments made in lia eee Te 21211 Fenngivania Avenue, <<. & Avvwox, Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, No, 314 EIGHTH ST. N. W. (near Pa, ave) Orders or requests for quotations’ given personal at- — ae: ‘OW IS THE TIME TO BUY SIRI OUR the rr ‘for ee od bevorite), omy, 8. son's 2,100-1nen boson, tiade the 5 cut (Wave, and 1s Sergood '» abirt as can be bow tany Soak Noveury War Room 45, Post building.” Jam now prepared, at the above-mentioned place, to ‘manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties, Models’ ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES.__ Exrnoxzo Youxos Comat HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are offering at a moderate price,» few cases of ex- credingly delicious Canped Peaches, Don't fail to secure a fow dozen before they are #ous. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth street 33. Misce Meat, HOME MADE. REMARKABLY DELICIOU® SOLD BY THE POUND, XX. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F ST. Fromm Frocr THE BFST FLOUR IN THE WORLD'y OR FFE RRR FRE hsy Te Tout Ee Bas. SoS Exe Ko ker Ss 7 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT puocess. Poware of imitations of the Name and Brand. and»s sure and soe to it that either sacks or Uarruly read “CERES” And have the imprintof TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, Nobe genuine without thetwo gold medals. W. M. GALT & 00. ou ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers Favsr Beer USE ONLY THIS BEER AND BE HAPPY. ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS'N, GOK 1ST AND VA. AVE. 3 i, Phone BBS Faust aul’ EER FAUST __HOUSEFURN TSHINGS.__ Guest | Rascors Ix Puce Or HEATING STOVES, Of which we still havea Lange Assortment. Our remaining stock of above goods we now offer at & REDUCTION of 10 to 20 PER CENT below Regular Prices, including several of the Celebrated RADIANT HOME'S and other first-class Base-Burning Stoves. Give us acall. Ww. 8.3 KS & CO, 717 ith street. ' \Formerly with P, Hanson Hiss & Oa. WALL PAPERS. We have just received a larze cousigninent of new | spring patterns, We are selling all loc white Back Payers (S yards long) for 10e. per piece, Git Papers trom Toe, to 0. to 45. | y | (All work guaranteed Atst-clasa Fresco Painting aud Tinting’ specialty, FRECK & BRO, S08 7th st... eh strect cars vans the dove. FINAN NCIAL. {Rice & Co Bassens, SUCCESSORS TO JACOB RICH, 613 15TH STREET. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS, H LL. Cus Co, BANKERS, No. 1428 F Street N. W. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold or Carried on ‘Margin. ORDERS executed on the New York Stock, Produce, Coffee, Co.ton and Petrolenm Exchanges and on the Chicago Board of Trade. Direct Wires to the offices of HENRY CLEWS & CO., NEW YORK, and to PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, and BOSTON. oe ‘Mien:ber N.Y. Stock J NO. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W.. ‘Baukers and Deaers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. 1 Loans. Collections, Railroad Stocks atid Bou is, aud all ~ecurities listed ‘. CORSON. on th Exchauuwes of New bevk, Philadelphia, Boston, sta’buithnore Gouget ad Slt veciaity mage ot luvestinent Securities, District Bonde sod ail Local railroad, cau Insurance, aud Tel- owe Stock dealt in. «rica: Bell Telephone Stock bought aud sold. 3y18 PROFESSIONAL. DENY, BROOKE TELLS ALL HE EVENTS OF LIFE. All busivesscoutidential, Ladies audgen- flewen o0 cents each, 408 L street, between 4th aud Gui streets northwest. 6-200" 5 BOSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT | and. AvtroiGgia. has restmued her business for a | wale 101 je Will ive trustworthy information and torteling the future id Ful «its apd with Sue has astouisied thousands of people who os avail. Witnessed her. Advice on’ business is iuyalu- | abi ie can cause speedy marrage and bring | the seperated toxether. Se cay point, out sour TR uo bave injured you tnvaet her susie ‘ud cau relieve the suterure.. Eutreastiafaction fiven interviews couidentia and those ate distance | Sediag their uaiuen, ace abd $2 wil: yet iu retury ‘by Tail the outliues of hear lite. Mer rend-uce ts 1810 Tith ww, “Utice hours from am t0'8 p-msencept Tied strcee care Puss te dour. sil taya jg ey voyant, 4 urs. with second scut aud veil. bvery bidden mystery Perealod. “Mecovere lost or stoles’ property. Pitts Ends imesares "Gives" iusky: titer” Catan sheds marrige Dy toxether. “ives in woven ad Seiuily ‘troubles Sud‘viliuftuences: “Cares ickuess. If disapponuted Fee Ee Chuscouvinee the mont Sirsa’ fe frum ober tise wal save tne and dina ees ee fue Sul eniaine clairvoyant in th ch. an he feo watere all others, aud ‘ouly” what ea" do. sittings, 3 on y Bail om Peceiptot $1. aun, lock of air, date of birth. Houre Sv yundays. rst 421 ¥ihst ow, _ ATTORNEYS. (TAMPBELL CAKULNGION, — ATTORNE! pra re ag aveute, Wasuugton, D.C. seudeuce, 1218 iat PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ 1G. L. Wa & Bros. 08 7th wt nw. Lotabliabed 1864. Wor'd-ren owned Kranich & Bach aad ance And Organs at low prices and easy terms. Pixpos for Feat at reduced rates a} eutemtton, to Tepeiriug. Pianos moved with beat tose Jou F, Eun & Co. Teanatvania ave ner 2084 THE OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN TRE CITY SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS AND MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS AND ORGANS POR RENT OR FOR SALE SAS SST EER ee oat ie ee shine Micka TO CARN COST, ‘ ‘weer MUsiC Your patria respectfully me Rememiee Roe BOGKS in the eity cited. Remember the uamn, Re wu aoe 987 Penney ALLET “& DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT 2E Planes. uuprowrd Uy Dew satan, Social, seen. jou for Holid'y season. Pitt those Pint ondered for the New F ‘ ~4 sy af suprene eacelle The only comple mailed, A hve “anmortieat prouuuent uukesat allpres. (MANOS TOIT Wat Nabe aco a BT) Market Siw STEINWAY & SONS GRAND SQUARE AND UR bs) icht Masost A laren assortment on hand. ‘Terwneant Pics hastnable, Tienes hie of other fret vee “auce and Orcans for sale or Tent. Prices Taiwag frou €25 to BU0U. Tonite aid repairmg a specialty and attended toug kill ‘anion LUWARD F. DROOP, Sole Aun: (Late WG. Metverott &¢ At the old stand, #25 Pa ave, Do Nor Prnomasr UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMPRSON PIANO. A thorousily first-class instrument ata medium pre, FE Geer 41,000 nowin wee Second-hand Pianos snd Oncaus at prices from OU togis0, bold on sunail uomtily payunenen Largest aneurtweut o1 MIN THIS CITY FOR the Faition de Lax of Les Miserables, y illustra: Physicians’ Visiting Lists for the new 2d voix; supe Diaries ‘au ett, Vincent's and. Penticoats Select Notes ye Suuday'Sctiov ue, Claas Keeconay ud Lesson Payers at WM. BALLANTYNE & Sows, 428 7th Stet, JOURNALS, CALEN- TAKGE STOCK AGES. AND “Han KAATIONAL SUNDA SCHOOL LESSOSS. EVERYTHING SEEDED BE SUNDAY SCHOOLS ©. ©. PURSEL), Bookseller, int POTOMAC RIVER Bo ATS. FOF NORFOLK, OLD PoINT AND THE SOUTIL EORGE LEARY leaves Washingtow Weduosdayan t Fraiay at pm JANE MOSELIA. Tucsdss and Thursday and Sunday at 4 pin Leary lands at Pues Point guing aud reture in | “Moseley lands at Cornfield Harbor going and return- | ing. Go! k Mr Ye8s Leaves Tth-siteet wharf daily (exce Vernon and River Landings as far down aa Glyrmont 10 wclock a im Meturuing, reaches Washington about 3:30 p.m. 16 LL. BLAKE, Captain, JOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS NEW IKON ST) AMER "WAKEFIELD" wes 7th st. wharf on MONDAY, 1HU kDa’ and SATURDAYS at 7 am. Returning TUE FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY pain, touchiagat Kiver La faras Nomini Crees, Currioman, © Bay, Mas, Connects with abd 0. Keka Shepherda. “See schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT, Agi C'W. RIDLEY, Manacer, ES OCEAN STEAMER TLANTIC & WEST INDIA LINZ NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS. British, Daush and French West India Isiauds, && se. BARRACOUTA. ‘Sailing 25th Jan, 3d March, anc thereafter. var Tra “Saperb pass liser McouMe dations «xeellent! 140 Pearl «t, NL ¥. SORTS. Stopping s day of more at Bt. Croix, St Kitty An- Sua, Martinique. Barbedon, Demers aes Stnching hoon, Bath Movin, We. A ply to TLAVCKA: T & 00, n14-tu.th.s,3m wi een) RE: HH: SPKINGS, N. A cuarmig raort, nestled amonw and sheltered by pine-ciad iwuntatue. Delichttul aint elluate Oren all MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL mall year Ge guberioe excellence. ches inevery particular. Steaus heat Kewular tem erat ane HOT, SURINGS WATER FATHS im marble pools and porcelain Curative pfupetties OF ae rsd co. Bor turtber tatorwution 2 jar-colm “aed EWPORT NEWS, VA, Near O11 Point Comfort. THE HOTEL WAKWICK, A desirable oud accessible Winter Resort for Families and Transient Visitors Miustrated pamphlet for warded on application to C. B. ORCUTT, 150 Broad way, New York city, of J. R. SWINERTON, Mauacer, Hotel Warwick, Newport News, Va. d31-ta,thae20t DENTISTRY. UKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH N.W.—TEETE tet wats pad) mad vt coral app icatioa, ad unt ou! oy tue, Tew ited 6. ‘ol artubelal tot. nen = — J Ds STAKR PAKSONS, DENTIST OTH Si. com ner LE Lw, ents 1 a nline imiserved. al, om application at 1 wan University, from KTM. TALBOT, DENTIST | 437 70M St. ree douks frum corber of E. Dentistry in all 1 pon Locth inserted 67 per eet. All work war au MEDICAL, &e. i. LEON ‘Ihe Uidest Established and only Reliable Lado Phy abchaus 1h the city can be consulted Daily, 404 Cat, between 4% aud Gti, Eng Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulte- tion stricuiveosstdewtial. neh ara Omce always open. EAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHELS, a6 8 ST, sie abbenred eter, se aid aie oat that he a ie Cideat Patatinod bayer sven a District of Columbia, this Sd day of daly, 1980, nw ory HOTELS. QTEL, LAFAYETTE, 42D AND BROAD Hi’ New York, NG. F WAGGAMAN, of Wastin: ton, DAC, proprietor. Recently. rebiteed aud \ge-opened Under new mabagenent ou European plan. and up per day. Situated within fitoen intuce Pe pf busiteas an auiusement ¢ tery and dette taurant ot Sv TIC SUE CTIUCEDE, 04 12m ot, ‘MEAT. “An invaluable tonic. Iss success and @ ‘boon for which nations should feel grateful” Bee “Medical Press” “1 " &c. Highly recom- mended as “nightcap” instead of alcobolic drinks. pi sity = 1 ) KEQUIRE THE SERVICES OF Lie oe eee re ould consult Mew, 0 Park Vince be, vet. Band Cand iene. Lasites only ‘J or LDEX, PROPESSOR OF MIDWIF- i be consulted at ail bours chs 4 OI USING A BUTTLE pe BROTH. Ie Luvucorstng Comal. ‘sud los of nerve eyxtem, Male or ANH. OW Seto of M ‘cae of nervous varie vagur to the wi i aes ata DE FOREST, LONG-ESTAMLISHED AND Meee, uses: ‘ean be conmuited Sher residence 902. st-nsw- “Othee hours sou