Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1888, Page 4

“ > apy LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. for the & hours commencing at $n. m. the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela and Virginia, warmer, Snow, light tO fresh becomiyg southerly. 60,000 Pure CIGARS aT AUcTIo¥.—Thomas Dowling will sell to-morrow at Lis auction rooms, ye a cousigament seer 0c A anaes pete fnoraing fr until the entire stock 1s sol Peteeend pervate bayers shoud give this ealé their attention as (bey are to be sold without reserve. Bel Booxsr's Cova Svacr will cure at once. DRorren 1 | Hor Coat.—Crutches itke eo Dnornan {INF nen owe can drop them. Paralysis, a muen greater evil, and for which efutches are so commonly used, can be readily and sured as can every other form of nervous disease and exnaustion by the use of Dr. Buck- land's Scotch Vats Essence. ’ Cocos, for breakfast and supper; va- pile nat family chocolate; pure, healthful. ‘Sold ‘by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas L. Barbour & Bon. Loox for notice of Jewelry Auction. Au Ricer’s FaMtLy Mepierves and tes are warranted satisfactory tn en tor your money ts returned. Try them; it coves You nothing If you dp not recatve : “or satisfaction OI Bit the benefit or satisfaction fol Simost_ everywhere, Descriptive cat: price 1p application to SaaS: wie, B. names & oe ie sts and Mantifacturiag Chemists, Estab a1 oe, ‘at 353 6th ave, New York. Avuteric Parx.—Open To-morrow ; good skating. Bry Washington Gas Company's coke. No ‘Vance over summer prices. Wr Have just received another lot of, those 1.50; come early. warble top walnut sults af $31.50; come ea ‘$01 Market Space. amazric Paxx.—Brilliantly tuminated. Fun nice. Admission 25. 2 ington dressed beef go to Jno. R. Kel sE00 doe ase and oso Center Market, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty. ‘Corn bee! @ specialty. Fst wazR PRICES—The cheapest and cizauest fuel Is Washington Gas Company's coke Sohnson Bros,, sole agents. Stare while you can, at Athletic Park. Boorsr's Cotes SYRUP contains no poison and can be given to children with perfect safety. Cone. Still selling at summer prices not pe -k. — the strike mm the coal region. Lente mentee CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. CoyarscatioNaL CavRcH.—Dickens Reading. Namiowat.—“The Old Homestead.” ‘Ate aton's.—J. K. Emmet. ‘Wannis’.—“Chip of the Old Block.” Kenway’s Madden's Combination. WoxDEatanp.—Curiosities and Variety. Manassas PaNoxaxa.—Day and eveniag. Soe evr. Putntps’ A temperance mevting, in Kev. Mr. ; enureh, ih Hillsdale, yesterday aft-Fnoon, resulted im the’ organization of an auxiilery W.¢.T. U., with Mrs. Stewart, of Anacostia, as president. “Ad- dresses were made by the Revs. Mr. Phillips, Rob- Geo. Vasey, he United States . Geo, Vasey, botanist for the Un . pricuitural Department, lectured Saturday night at the National Museum’ on “The Important Me- ¢ieinai Plants.” Germanta Covenant, No. 33, D. O. S. R.. a braneh of the Knights of Pythiis, has been formally or- ed with the following’ officers: B. K., Geo. W. Fioraxy; F. Ke, lobert Weber; 0. ., Geo. oebler; W. R, Gustav Hartmang; recording kalgat, E Winek: ‘Messrs. Geo. T. Keen, FJ. Hetberger, J. H. Gries. Moriarty, ‘the Washington dele- tes to the National Merchant Tailors’ Exchanges for Cincinnatt yesterday to attend the annual vention of the Exchange. Othe New York state Detuocratic Association has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, H. 0. Wilbur; vice-president, Franklin rs; recording and correspouding’ secretary, John O'Hare; financtel secretary, Hugh J. Carey? treasurer, Thos. O'Brian; seTgeanLat-arms, James cott. “At the meeting of the Woman's National Press Association, at Willard’s, Saturday evening, Emily ‘Thornton Charles read two original poems, and Susan K Anthony delivered an address on woman sum On Wednesday evening there will be a discus. ston of modern soctalisui at Mr. W. A. Croffuv’s Fesidence on Capitol Hill, 1m Which Laurence Gron- lund, author of “A Co-operative Commonwealth,” ‘will participate. é Tu the case of Amelia Brown allas “Daisy Brown, convicted of pettit larceny (second offense} of clothing from the residence of Geo. C. Markwood, Jade Montgomery today granted the inotion for'a new trial. Hon. J. HL Smythe, ex-mtntster to Liberia, gave an interesting parlor lecture to a large audience of childrea at the residence of Mr. BH. Warner op Friday evening. ‘The District Club w: organized yesterday for the purpose of estab a lodge of the Inde- ndent Order of the Sons of Benjamia. The fol- Wing oMicers Were elected: President, A. L. Salz- stein, Jr,; Vice-president, 8. Coen: treasurer, M. Barnett; secretary, S. Schrageaheim. Williams, colored, pieuded ‘gufity in the Police Court this morniny toa charge of stealing tnree coahods from F. E. Hopkins, and was given sannah Smith Walsh, Sixty-five Years, died suddenly in bed of he.rt disease yester- @ay morning at her residence on T street north- west. —— ‘Tar Exst WASHINGTON SUNDAY ScHooLs.—Yester- @ay afternoon a mass+mecting of the Sunday ‘Schools in East Washington wasneld at theChurch Of the Reformation, B, between 2d and 3d streets southeast. The program included singing by the schools, readiag Of Selections of Seripcure by Kev. W.H. Young, prayer by K v. Dr. Chester, and an address by Hev. W. E. Parsons. “A Sunday school convention will be held tuis evening at Waugh ebapel, 3d and A streets northeast, in Which Mr. Somerville will preside. Kev. J. C. Jones, ‘Arrice, Rev. A. C. Dixon, of Baitimore, Mr. 3. B. Wight, superintendent of the. First Presbyterian Sunday school, and W. i. H. Smith, ‘Superigtendent of Western ‘Presbyterian Sunday wil take part. ———: ‘Tae Dickens Reabixe.—At the Congregational church this evening Mr. Charles Dickens will read the chapters from “David Copperfield,” which tell Of Steerforth’s Mrst visit to the home of Little jis betrayal of her and his death; and frou K” he wiil read the account of Bob Saw- Jery entertainment of the philosopher und the Bardell inciients. It ts probable that Mr. Dickens Will have a large and distinguished audience, and the reading will doubtless prove a most delightful entertainment. Ae ‘Tae New Geax Axwy CommanpER.—Col. Chas P. Lincoln, of Kit Karson Post No. 1, was €lected ‘Saturday Bight commanier of the Department of the Potomac. The other oticers will be elected to-morrow nigh: BYvexts IN THE CucKcurs.—Bishop A. W. Wilson yesterday occupied the puipit of tue Mounc Vernon Piace M. E. Church So a ALY tenday tioralng Blaboy Andronsp congregation. Last evening Bishop Paret visited St. Joba's Chapel, on 27d siteet and V nla avenue, Where he coniruied a class of fourteen. persoas, The bishop was assisted In the service prior to the confirmation by Hev. CM. Pyac, the minister in eharge, and the Rev. Mr. McKee, assistant minister fat the parish church. leev. Louis H- Schneider dee livered his farewell sertuon yeateruiy a8 pastor of the Concordia church. The third aamversary Of the Central { nlon Mission was observed Yesterday moruing at the Cougregatioual church, the ser- mon being delivered by Kev. E. D. Bahey. inthe salen OX BUILDING. AssoctaTIon Casus Cossoupareb.— This moraing ta the Criiuhe hal Court the motion for consolidation of tbe cases against Kobert E. Frey and Ferdinand King, for foqgery, emberiruirnt and conspiracy, under tour fctuients, wos deviied by Juuge Montgomery Sranting the motion. a Gronse Wasmixcros’s Heay Cut.—Wm. Butler apd Daniel Braxtow, colored, were before the Po- live Court to-day, cliarzed with an assault on Geo, Washington. ‘The later had a cut on his head Which be said Was inflicted with a knife by one of ‘the defendants during a dispute over a game of “crap” in the county yesterday. The defense ad- mitted a fight, but denied the cutting and claimed that & boy named Nelson cut the complainant's head with a tin can. Butler was fined $20 and ‘Braxtoa’s case Was suspended. —— HELD POR THE Nokroix ACTHOR:TIes. —Saturday night Detective Wheeler and Sergeant Hollin- arrested A. B. Towpkins, a bartender from ona from that city, stating that ‘Tae Wrat Wasuts ring in his ‘and clalined that it was loaned hum. tor the Norrolk authorities, —— ‘Tur ‘ove Reeasev.—in the Criminal Court, Judge . on! , tals morning, the district at Torney ¢ attention to the case of Chaa. Rou- seau, & Joy under iudictment for housebreaking, @ peanut stand. The district attorney Suid'pe wovid cox vid consent to the boy's release on his Tocogmizance, and the probability was be not be called upon if nis behavior Satisfactory. ‘This course was pursued, and met was leaving the court Mr.'T. C. counsel for Frederick Henaing, a boy ted with Rouseau, called attention to ‘He said he Was a boy fiiteen years old, there was any discrimination tt should be ‘was the yo ‘voy. Hen- and quesiluned, and the same i covering and ee tre coverings, apd Damascus suas for tides i BFae ai | little of his running ability. ANYTMING TO BEAT CARSON, ‘Who will be District Delegates to the Republican National Convention? ‘W. Calvin Chase to a ‘Stap reporter this morning. He spoke of himself and those who acted with him. “This tact, how- ever,” he went to explain, “will not prevent us from taking part in a new convention should oné be called. We believe that the former proceedings were unconstitutional.” ‘The topic of interest to-day among those who expect to take part in the convention 1s, of course, the contest among the local politicians who wish to be sent to the national convention as delegates. ‘The rule formerly observed that one delegate shall be a white man and the other colored will be ad- hered to, it ts said. The names of Andrew Glea- son, A. HS. Davis and A. L. Barber are mentioned as the white candidates. There is a greater array of names for the other place. Perry Carson leads the list, and following him_come Frederick Doug- lass, Prof. Gregory, Fred. Dyson and others, Mr. Chase says that leis not ® candidate, Tne lead- ing ticket 18 believed to be Carson and Gleason. ‘The Chase faction Is said to f.vor Frederick Doug- lass or any other man Who can defeat Carson. reno es oconaba ‘They Think He is a Professional, HOW 4 GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE MAN WAS OUT- RUN IN MISSOURI. A telegram to the New York Sun from Wells- ville, Mo., Saturday, says: “Two months ago an impecuntous-looking stranger, who said he was Watson, from New York, came here and talked a Nobody thought he comid run, and every one supposed he was on the bint. At Jonesburg lives a young man named Rittenhouse, who the Wellsville sports knew could ek his feet’ up pretty lively, and finally a match ween the two for $500 a side was made. The sJonesburg sprinter while in the @overnment Print- ing OMice at Washington improved his letsure mo- ‘nts in athletic Ways until he got a reputation In the East asa runner. ‘The distance named was 150 yards, on the race track. Watson, Who 18 be- yond doubt & professional in disguise, moved away Irom bis opponent at arate that paralyzed the spectators and dumbfounded Rittenhouse. It 1s Said that fully $1,000 was lost on the race.” Se ‘The Amateur Athletic Union. ‘THE COLUMBIA, OF THIS CITY, 18 ONE OF THE FIFTEEN ASSOCIATE ‘CLUBS. Anew national amateur athletic organization, styled the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, Was organized in New York Saturday night. ‘There are fifteen associate clubs, embracing the New York, Detroit, Columbta, of Washingion; Co- lumbia, of North Carolina; Chicago, Pastime, Nas- Sau, of Brooklyn; Cape May City, Staten Island; Stevens Institute, Jersey City; Chester, Pa.; Pas- ‘ume, of New York; Schuyikill Navy, of Philadel. pila; Warren, Pa. and Olympic, of New York, . Hl. MeMiller, of Philadelphia, was elected pres. ident, and Otto Rubl, of the New York Club, sec- retary. The union’ will hold a championship meeting during the year in all of the 23 cl ot sport under its jurtsdiction, and a committee was appoluted to make arrangements, Some Western city will probably be selected for the champion- ship meeting. a AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO BLOW OPEN A SAFE IN LOWN’S COFFEE MILL. Mr. Warren J. Lown, the coffee roaster and dealer in spices at the intersection of Maryland avenue, € and 7th streets southwest, was awak- ened early yesterday morning by a noise in his coffee mill. Mr. Lown Istened and heard the Voices Of ten In conversation. Without going down stairs Co investigale, Mr. Lown opened his bedroom window and Bred Several shots from a revolver; this not only frightened off the intrud- ers, but attracted the utvention of the police, who arrived shortly after the burglars had left.’ The burgiars, it was found, had forced open a side door and entered the Dullding. Then reaching the office they spent some of tbeir time, it is supposed, in drinking whisky to keep Warm. Instead of drilling the safe near the lock, as a sober burglar would do, they drilled two holes tn the top of the safe and poured tu powder enouga to almost blow up the building. The fuses us-d were very poor ones. Had the Gurgiars been given a few minutes longer to work on the safe they would proba- bly have blown themselves and the Safe out of ex- isience. The condition of the floor suowed plainly that the burglars were not oniy drunk, but had also been made sick from drinking Uquor. ‘They left some tools Delind them. ‘The police think they were not expert safe-biowers, but local thieves, | This 4s the | who did pot understand their work. Yaird unsuccessful attempt made during the past few days to blow asafe. ‘The only successful job of the kind done here this season was at Camp- Dell's lumber office in East Washington. Mr. Lown stated to a Stak reporter Unis morning that he Was awakened by the noise made by the burglars when they were attempting to break the safe; that he fired a suot down the stairway to frigiiten them, and then went to the 7th street window to shoot them as they left the place, but they left on the € street side and he could not see Them in the darkness. He thinks there were three burglars. Mr. Lown's family resides in Mount Pleasant, and there Was no oue at Che raill except hunseif When the burgiars visited the place. The Durglars secured §3 lu money. FINED FOR STRIKING AN E1GHT-YRAR-OLD Boy.— William Jolinson, colored, was In the Police Court to-day for striking an eight-year-oid boy named Henry Holly. “Tne bo} Mr. Shepperd, “43 very small, but I think he’ knows the nature of an cath.” ‘The boy was then sworn and testified that Jolson struck hima on bis head, and a fine of $3 ‘Was imposed. _— STOLEN Sttors oN Its Feet.—Thomas H. Smith, @ young colored man employed at Soidiers’ Home, was robhed of @ pair of shoes some days ago. He subsequently accused Solomon Duffy of the lar- ceny, OWL the latter denied the accusation, but aiterward took the shoes off his feet and gave them to Smith Duffy was then arrested, and Judge Snell fined him $5 this morning. New Teruo oF THe Disrascr StrREME Court. ‘The January term of the Supreme Court of the District was convened today by Chiet Justice Bingham and Judge James. There are on the ealeudar 116 cases, of Which 67 are equity, 42 law, 2 criminal, 3 probate, and 1, each, istrict aad patent appeal. Judge Merrick has 43 cases, Ju James 18, Judge Hogan 15, Judge Cox 12, and Uhere are 20 ftrst-instance cases. There are ‘six cases agalust the Baltimore and Potomac Rallroad €o., seven against the District. In the case of the’ Delaware and Chesapeake Improvement Co. agt. Moncan; judgement below reversed nd cause Tewianded for trial. Reynolds agt, Smith; decree aflirming auditor's report and reiaanding use for furches proceedings Mackall agt, Hehiards; bill — Rossekigs REFORTED.—Mrs. Mahoney, corner 4th and B streets northe isi, reports stolen from her Yard $5 worth of undereiolhing.—Kutus H. Darby, No. 108 E street, reports the larceny of a pair of horse blankets. —John Cronin, No. 535 434 sireet, reports stolen from in front of his store $15 wort, of carpet. cea Tur Comine Puize Ficnt.—The prize fight which Was to have takeu place in this city some days ago between “Jiinmy” Keenan, the light-welgit cham- pion of Maryland, and “Billy” Young, of this city, Was postpowed, It 1s sald, because the money w..3 ot put up. Others say It was postponed because Keenan’s hand was injured in the recent contest at Odd Fellows’ liall in East Washington. Keenan ts now iu Baltimore, in training, and Young 1s in this city. The contest will take place in or near ‘Uns city duriog the next six weeks, and it 1s ap. nounced that It whl be a fight toa finish. Sport- ing men interested say Uhat the coutng mill ts not to be a hippodrome, but a straight fight and per- haps a hard one, as’ there has been bad feeling be- tween the meu forsome time, The fight ts to be for a purse of $300, Walch goes to Uke Winner, Marxtace Licewsks,—Marriage eenses have been issued by tue clerk of the court to Michael A. Lyons, of West Troy, N. Y., and Hulda A. B. Walter, of Strasburg, rinany; Chas. Emery Nash and Philothia Merchant, both of Prince Willam County, W. Va.; Joseph S. Harris and Harriet D. Tubman; ‘George E. Shorey, of Gloucester, Mass, Laura E. Miller; Joseph ith and Annte Noll; Gluseppl Corso and Rosa Therese san Fililpo. ———— Fixgs.—Saturday afternoon a fireoccurred at 516 Douglas aliey caused by a detective tue; damage about £30.— About 3:30 o'clock yesterday monn. ing fre destroyed the two-story frame house on Military road, near Brighi wood, occupied by Jas, Brady and owned by Barney Swartz. ‘The fire Was caused by a defective fue. The loss ts about $500, —Last evening fire was discovered at house 1154 17th street, owned and occupied by R. E. Bradley. The fire was caused by an overheated furnace, The damage was about $20.—This morning, about 9:30 o'clock, a slight fire occurred in the house of Reuben Reuth,on Grant avenue, The fire, which was ¢.used by an overheated stove, Was extlaguished by citizens; damage, $30. ‘TRMYERANCE IN THE COLORED CutRcuRs.—Ply- mouth Congregational church was crowded yes- ‘erday afternoon, at the third of the series of Teetings that ure being held under the a of the W. C. T. U. Mrs. Dr, Howard presided. Rev. Geo, W. Lee, Mr. C. N. Whitney, and the Revs. Dr. Steward; Geo. W. Moore, and Walter Brooks deliv- ered telling speeches. ladies circulated peti- Uons for ‘prohibition the audience, and obtalned many signatures, Jepar Wire's Portsarr.—This in the Toom of the Court in General Term, an excellent [pel Hon. Andrew Wylie, one of the retired justices of the court, was hung on the walls. It is the work of Mr. Henry Ulke, and was procured by members of the bar. In the room are the portcaits of a number of Judge Wylie’s apd colleagues, 8 i i fay not Feit, THROUGH A gave way, caustt held last n! ened the sum) the New Ei ‘Tu OLD Strai start with a cay against the boats are each receivi a the armory of Pierson, Hine and some time, but two offenses, A telegrai Briuish navy, creased to $100,000. Co., started here some sixteen years aj ly ae Off ats suock notes in dividends, beside a good percentage on the ci PNotgacThe trial of the atiachinents, issued over the though ft be afew inches in. excess ‘TRaP-poon.—Mary J colored girl, was in the grocery store of J. D. Sulll- 2eth and © streets, Saturday night, ‘upon which she was sta Her tO fall to the cellar, a dis- tance of about 7 feet, by which she lost conscious- ness. She was subseq by OMicers Hawkins and Tendered medical assistance. ‘TEMPERANCE MeeTING.—An interestit of the M-street Chrisulan Temperance uentiy removed to her home ddane. Dr. Yarnell meeting inion was = Gs St Market bonne Hall. The mont. was addressed a . er al Messrs wittacy and. Davice ct will be held Thursday Coat Tarer.—The clerks clothing store, 3038 M street, had a lively chase this morning after a colored boy who had stolen a coat valued at $5 trom the ‘The thief made his escape with the coat. ‘Nores.—The attention of the authorities has been called to® leak in a service pipe ‘street.—The funeral of Mr. Frank Lunsford will ‘this afternoon from Trinity Catholic —Officer A. Hess, who has been on the ‘Sick list for a Week, returned to duty to-day. ————— Alexandria Affairs, Reported.for THE EVENING STAR. Ice Corrixa.—Laborers began this m to cut ice from the ponds of the Alexandria Canal on vies ‘The next meeting evening. ‘A. Sommers & Sons’ outside the store, on Grace of the town, and a considerable quantity of it, 4 inches ‘thick, has ‘been stored to-day in the ice-houses. Mr. and others have fine ice ponds and fill their ice- houses with domestic ice, but Baggett the general con- 4s here, as in Washington, of ice from and rivers. INION INSURANCE COMPANY.—The new insurance company, “The Old Vominton,” will soon be chartered with Messrs. Corbett, Uler, Leadbeater, Harlow, ‘Lunt and Alness as corporators, ana will yy the general assembly, ital Of $30,000 or $40,000, to be in- The Alexandria Insurance has near- payments. ‘of the Norton Ship-buliding ‘Company by the employes of the upper ship-yard 4s fixed for to-morrow at the United States Court. —The Jonadabs and the Knights of Pythias here large accessions to thelr ranks. the Alexandria Light Infantry Is now covered in, and its exterior completed, ‘The Work upon the interior fs suill in progress, “Glenn Brown {8 the architect. The Armory will be Opened by a birth-night bail on the 22d of Feb- Tuary.—The Farmers’ Convention of this section has been called to meet here on the 21st of Feb- Tuary, at Knights of Labor Hall, by Messrs. Gillingham.——Rev, Dr. W. 8. Hammond lectures at the Methodist Protestant church to-night—One day last week Mr. Thomas Janney dropped his pocket-bool in it, on Patrick street, He di with about $100 not miss it for hours afterward found It lying on the Patrick-street sidewolk.——All the arrests made by the police since Saturday are for light —— A special from Woodstock, Va., to the Baltimore American says coal has ‘been discovered near Kern’s Spring, six miles from Woodstock. mm frown Scranton says: General Master Workin Powderly ts still very weak. His stomach Will not retain solid food, and he 1s nourished | Wholly by lquids, principally beet tea. Rear-Admirak Louis # lutton Versturme, of the committed suicide at Falmouth, England, Friday, in a fit of insanity, Poisoxro By Jungs, and in its catarth, or in any Fiches the blood, a2. French SATTINE Handsome (St 1, reduced to DOUBLE WHITE to 37 he. of the foliowi Towel orth 75c. n Teceiye two pairs of TRICO DRESS GOODS, wh Soule width, cash value S08 ‘Two yards snd a half of red Table Damask 87 or w large size clowaut Bridal Quilt, worth 8 377 Don't fail to ask for tne vaiuable present. J19 Scrorcza. The taint of scrofulain the blood should be got rid of or serious consequences may result. Consumption is undoubtedly scrofula of the early stages may be cured by purifying the blood and building up the system. For this Hood's Sarssparillais unequaled. It Also cures scrofula when it appears in the form of running sores, boils, bunches in the neck, other manner, While it puri- fies, Hood's Sarsaparilla also vitalizes and en- HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all trugwists, 81; six for pared only by C. L. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Masa. _323___ 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Cuzarest Dry Goons Ix Tux UNITED STATES. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, slightly sotled,81.87, Pre- BED COMFORTS, $2.25. ASTRAKAN CLOTH. reduced 7c. ped Black SILK VELVETS, worth (QOL BLANKETS, immense size,extra heavy, worth $5, reduced to Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS, wide dou- bie width, G2c., reduced 37 4c. earns HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, all yard ands bali wide: worth 81, Feduced to pQOLORED SILK VELVETS, worth ¢2 reduced to FRENCH SERGE, elegant Dress Goods, we wide double width, wonderful baryain at ber reduced we = Ctieead suse tee St CARTERS, 711_MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST. * Cash Customers who buy 5 orover will receive one Dresente; “Ove wo pair of Handsome 12 Halt “dozen iiuen ‘Pair of beautiful Corsets, wort Customers who buy #10 ver will y $10 oF o Damask Towels. worth im exclusive designs, Choice Ginghams tions. that have ever bern s! to $15. usual prices, One Price, Heliotrope Moire st 1.25 for th with fine Cashmeres to match, Closing sale of Dress Goods and Cloths. We offer the greatest bargains in Fine Dress Goods Excise Desioxs FRENCH SATTEENS, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Have opened their importation of fine French Satteens in stripes, plaids, and combina- 82.50 quality, own, Dress Patterns reduced from $30, $35, and $40 Barnesley Table Linens, the best in the world. ‘The most durable and sightiy, at 30 per cent less than W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, 21 ON ALL CHINA, For 30 Das Oxtx: HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs, DECORATED TEA and TOILET SETS: ALSO, ON ALL KINDS OF GLASSWARE, We Will Allow FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fr ARSE QRSER, ROUBLE ROUTE, _LADIES GOODS. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. wok of every di shear Son. ANTON AND with a and Maison tine, feist ges SMeEEY AND DiS NF RLUIS eo 37 Pend. yivanis ave, meer 10:h, ste Ment: tom rove snd beth: mi; $7,500. area on eT EDUCATIONAL. Or Straight Goat, at 4 DUC \ONz ‘We offer Ladies’ genuine Kid or fine Pebble Goat a a ~ i 4 hed A. D. 1s! 7) Feceives students Jamon ‘sense style, at $1.25; fe | JOR SALE, HOUSES — Biichoe Ml sacle Ginsnes ormed he hese Mont i . Fine Residence, 10 rooms, 6th st, bet. F snd G n.w. D too Kate bee 2a und 3d Rowe of each mouth, “Por further. p-rticalare address ‘We offer Pebble Goat Button, all strictly | Fino Residence, 9 rooms, Q st, near 14th ‘the Principal. EMMA GRAY, «-s. D. normal couse solid ‘heels of spring heels, "ake. ; reduced Yor particulars ste of Massachusctia Metaphysicnl egies Sse canarens roene Buti : an ton, |% OF SALE-OK E07 mat Pet er a ra oer fi=FROR A TakBogE OF heels or spring avo7e.; worth fa 1) PURSES Ck nonte BIDE OF ¢ st- BET. | Rortonne Universtty Pe Basie ee hive, We offer a lot _of Children’s some | atory brick stable in Fear-jotis 20x10 to's. 10-foot | Latin, Greek, Spanish. ialian, Portucucee, German, Gian doe sents meceeer’ Ot sue Bowe worth lees | Sito exaauine house given sion jeai-ime Ride SErs bons toate witha! ae Paes ‘We offer all of our $1.26 Youth's warranted i fe a oF wine AS axD solid leather outer and inner soles, at &7¢. scorative Design, Vernon > Pa ave, We offer Men's Fine Button Lace or Congress, bm poe Po ‘With tips, at $1; regular price $1.50, E. J. WALKER. cat, Lave, of Ci ‘at Be; reaucea ‘rom nM UARANTEE TO TEACH ANYON! ‘offer Men's Genuine Cait Boots at 5 Fe omedge of drawing nd. We We offer, foes, everything in the way of foot = — RCENT ee eee eee {QR SALE—FOR INVESTMENT—A 10 PERCENT | 77; AND DRAMA’ al wear now in our store at $80 low you| Business Property, now under rent at 81.800 per | Hy Maa ADELINE DUVAL MACK, ‘will surely be tempted to buy. Zeng fpreead worth west,” Tngnire of owner, 474.0 St iy of New York, 1424 N st. nw. 2 Ta Stan Snor Boose, or B.H. WARNER & CO., 916 Fst. pw. $a9-1) Private Les-ohs and Classes, 35-30 det. @ an 1k SALE—THAT LOVELY CORNER RESIDENCE, | \\7 ANTED_BY A TRAINED AINDERGARTENER 478 O at. n.w.; been built three yearesnewls | WW day’ ion as eoverne vate min- omer Rv niruce to Regge nn, Sine | tenemos Gene ethan | Wart we oh ene bow al See ou easy terms. “Also, House 474 0 st; bultikethe | Appiy at Tiss Latha ew Pie le Coven, j.do's not distress, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and buttermilk; sweet Mk Se, per quart. @ delicious 4 above. Inquire of Owner. 474 0 st, of Jn0-18t° o HE ART STUDENTS’ LEAGUE, CLASS! Life, Corteait, Still Lite, Water-Color. and Antique: atits Studion, iT 13 Pennsylvania ave. instructors: RK SALE—M ST. Messrs. A. G. HEATON “ad DELANCY GILL: Mines ste. 9 JOHNST N and SYLVESTER. Terms. per month: Fat beiween 21 Lite or Portrait, 43: Water-Color or Antique, 8 14 H ot. 7 aia le — = gondttion 20 eT HOG to ales: too HORTHAND_REVOLUTIONIZED—“ACMEY PHO Avery five 0c sian Taught in i6 siniple lessons, Proticiency in three Pett betwoen tourna is End private inctruction daily: ‘Tattion by mail nape: ““Sinished in the beet muses Glalty. ‘Typewrit t free. Call of send stainp for pectus, Wi School, 921 F st.n.w. patie RENCE syste OF SOUND SCHOOL ‘Removed from 14th st. to 723 13th. 23-3t iN = SALE—A COZY 5:ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON Daawixe T. A oe THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ar OAK HALL COR. 10TH AND F STREETS Is now drawing to a close, and Greater Bargains than ever can be found there for the next few days, OVERCOATS. ‘There are left only about fifty Overcoats for Boys, 4 to 8, which will be sold for less than cost of manu- L Sine eeeri ager foam alley. This Pohent PaSScrtii, othe ea sold at once. ‘CHARLES W, HANDY, 3823 931 Fst, 3 13th st. AULLE ¥” PRUD'HOMME'S new. system fn perfectiy simple and attractive: ber pupils learn 10 speak Understaud French in thirty leasous, Good pronanciation at sight. ‘Trial fesson free. RK SALE—2 B.H,7 RAND BATH; M.L; 12 Morning, aftern® id evening classes now form- ag ae aes aid be a a ow Other Brie , 2 8. Cox. SiS08, MILTON'S LOCKERT 3s Pata itso shears wit NEW YORK ART STUDIO INSTRUCTION IN Oil, Water-color, and Pastel. French Oral Lessons: ‘also FREY. instruction in anew and useful art. Mise L, EDGAR, Vernon Row, #45 Pet BS. L, PRENTISS LEF EX R SALE HOUSES CENTRALLY LOCATED ON Beige tos ig tenant wi have lived ti i itt LO ha ithent ever since tisey were built; will sell so that the rents will amount to 14 percent per annum on the | Jf R5 ews f os eacher of VOICE CULTURE, SINGING AND Price paid; no fee to agents. A cian ELOCUTION. “The DELSARTE SYSTEM of Physical Star office, | Culture used.” 12354 1 stre SALE—82.850-NEAT BRICK HOUSE, 7 ASHIXGTON CONSERVATO! rooms: 138 14100, 400 N, at. bw. terme very | pun cloud bullging, Sth and F Pa diticampemebicmpan~ ta tages. 0. B BULLA! so: SPECIAL INDUCEMENT I8 0) fered in the purchase of 5 frame houses and fine Jot, 10x310, n. ¢. cor, 3d and Massachusetts ave. D.¢.: TT .EE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS: founded in. careful training and thorough instruction in English, the classics, modern lauuages, music, and art x 3 V. ARTHUM J. RICH, AMM. De ere are about fift; roosts left for 8. C. DAV! XZ, shich will alno be sacrificed at lees thar coat of | jazi7t 1 Be Fst. tom's. | Ma 8aCath oF praxo AND HARMONY, FPORSALE OR TRADE —5-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, a a = = There are about twenty-five Storm Coats for Men ‘lot 17 ft. front by 67 deep to all G 4 Wi x C, EMY OF left. ‘They will be sold at prices to muit you; 84.50 | w.: $1.00. Brick shop, lot 18x38, on wide alley. bet. | [ints a04 SNDEALN TENG AGB EME OF FINE and up. : TSin and’ Toth, It and S ats, suitable for carpenter: | MORKTLE. who'hne hed 1 toedie ae ea oS There are about ninety Overcoats for Men left, in Chinchille, Beaver, Kersey, Cassimere, in sack or sur- They will not be eft long, 90 if you want {oJnvest a few dollars well, even for next year’s Use, tout style. ‘once. Thee tire stock of Dress and Business Suits, has fone ft. Hin need of ault or preacne tea, oF even jone it. fin n or preant tee, or even for next spring. cal without delay they "ate ‘selling ‘been reduced at a wonderful rate. te ‘Suits for Boys, 4 to 12, at just half former prices, Fall Di Suit finest broad-ecoth, $25" :084 Pants, allaizes and qualities, cheaper than ever swallow.tail Coats, satin-lined, shop or stable, 81,2: room, frame hous s. | 250. "Two years in Furope with the most celebrat Ee lots 1234x100, on Hiadensburs Turnpike, neat bot “te pe with the red artists. To yund= Bt. 81,000 cach. Also four d-roulnframe houses | they" will be teceeed Seta ae ee eer e: lots 251100, adjoining the above, 81, each. Also | upwards, for. almost nothing uel ery rt new 40 building lows near Instructiou in every atter, 25x100, "#300 each. | Six | branch of art, from Drawings of all kinds to i lots, 20x100, at Montello, D. C., near railroad station, | and Historical Painting, Evening Classes f Ladic Biya. THOMAS'A, MITCHELL, | And Gentlemen Mondaysand Wednesdaysat f iaS-Line A oF ae Sim = ~ - ARTYN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEG! ft SALES if ats news near Ooty Post Oficn, 6s The Highest Standard Business College in America, Theory, Practical and Banking Departusents. Day and Evenmg Sessions. Students cau enter at any time. ACADEMICAL COURS! Writing, Grammar, Rhetoric, History, Fine Brick; 11 rooms: desirable in every respect for boro. 1317 Lith st. Address Box 380 Fost Oftice, FR SALE—A FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, RENIING Jor $10 per inonth: lot 16x82 ft. to 80-ft. alley: 81,000. CHAKLES b, CAYWOUD, Basement 16°F hy, nw. Ja Arithmetic. Alcebra.” The es in {ls course elec So ase ar; | UYe, Catalognes free on application at College Office, oo AKK HHA &L TOR BALES STORY BRICK DWEL- | frst floor, from 9am to p.m, oF by mall Oo AEX BRA 7 Ling, ten rooms, bath room and cellar, | FRANCIS GW ARTY: " 334 3 ful ALE FR all ‘modern improvements, handsomely papered: 1o- | © K. URNER,C. ENA M. Prineinel OP Bek Bg BH AAA Em | satehina naar on De ele gate | Colored stndentehot attend a16-Sm oo a4 4K K HHA A LLLL S oe ‘ 1307 F st, b.w. Wass aTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION XD Ee <5 - ratory, G04 -w. Voice © Flocutien Jal COR TENTH AND F STS. OK SALE-TWO ES, JUST FINISHED: | Oratory. Stamnmering permaanentiy cured Rete nees urgions Rams wath and concrete collar, Heated DY. | toratrove in thin city and elsewhere, Mira M. STE nace: everything of th 2 8p) loca | VEN! 5 3 Hon," For particulars apply to DAVID D:STONE, "| Y©SS HART, Principal = 431-30 806 Fast. nw. Tises To Remexen THAT IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT OUR STOCK OF LARGE AND SMALL BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS THAT HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICES. SOME OF THEM HAVE ONLY A FEW SIZES IN THE PARTICULAR LOT. OTHERS WE HAVE TOO MANY OF. PRICES AT ALL, BUT IF YOU WANT THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN, YOU'LL FIND ENOUGH TO SELECT FROM. . THAT OUR SALE OF ABERDEEN CHEVIOT PANTALOONS HAS BEEN SUCH A SUCCESS THAT WE HAVE BEEN OBLIGED TO ORDER ANOTHER LOT, WE OPEN TO-DAY, THURSDAY, JANOARY 19TH, TWELVE NEW STYLES, MOSTLY “PRONOUNCED” PATTERNS. YOU'LL FIND NO 85 PANTS ANYWHERE ELSE IN WASHINGSON MADE UP AND FINISHED EQUAL TO OURS. %. B BARNUM & CO, ald SOME ARE NOT CHANGED IN 931 PENN. AVENUE, Tue Dirrenence, WE ARE ON THE INSID#, YOU ARE ON THE OUT- SIDE. BEING ON THE INSIDE WE, OF COURSE, MUST KNOW A GREAT DEAL MORE PERTAINING TO THE INSIDE WORKINGS OF THE MACHINE THAN THE LESS FAVORED OUTSIDERS, IN IM- PARTING INFORMATION TO THE LATTER CLASS WE NEVER EXAGGERATE. OF THE THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE TRIED THE EXPERIMENT WE HAVE NEVER KNOWN ONE AS YET WHO EVER S8UC- CEEDED IN DUPLICATING OUR REGULAR PRICES, HAVING REDUCED ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS FROM 10 TO 35 PER CENT YOU READILYPERCEIVE THE UTTER FUTILITY OF THE EFFORT NOW. IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT AS TO THE MARVELOUS CHEAPNESS OF OUR GOODS INTERVIEW THE VAST ARMY OF PEO. PLE WHO ATTENDED OUR GREAT, BUILDING SALE OF 2HE PAST WEEK. THEIR EXPERIENCE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE ARE NOT SENSA- TIONALISTS, GIVEN TO GROSS EXAGGERATION, OR, WHAT IS WORSE, WILLFUL MISREPRESEN- TATION, BUT THAT WE SET FORTH IN OUR AD- VERTISEMENTS BARE FACTS—PLAINLY, POSI- ‘TIVELY, AND TRUTHFULLY EXPRESSED. BEING ON THE INSIDE OUR POSITION JUSTIFIES THE ASSERTION THAT WE ARE NOW SELLING FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THE HISTORY OF THE DIs- ‘TRICT OF COLUMBIA. VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 920 7th st n.w.,corner Massschusstts sve, Strictly One Price. Open Saturday Until 11 p.m. 19 Comme Br Gus 4 full line of GAS8 COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale. WASHINGTON GASLIGET COMPANY. Ty Exocorios Axn Onatory» LESSONS IN CLASS OR PRIVATE. ‘Winter term of Collegiate Course commences Janu- ary 4, 1888. 32-paxe Catalowue free, MARTYN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORATORY, 313 6th st. nw. OR SALE—CHEAP_SIX NEW HOUSES ON 6TH aud I sts. w.,press-bnck front and bey window seven rooms und "bath. erms to suit. Inquire of Gunes, FRANCIS TOU MEY, Hoom 5,472 Eons rae REFUSED. 22 it. south frout, situated in'a fashionable and Improving section Of the northwest, at a great sacrifice: must be seen to ave. OR SALE—NO REASONABLE. Iwill sell my new 9-room brick House, v ‘00D's COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 27 STHST. NE. JOR ALE VERY CHEAP_bAY WINDOW BuICK | CUer ™yEsplyeee Evemne somone os two squares from Library; six Tous, bath aud celiar: $3,000. terms eaay. jaz1-3t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. JOR SALE-WHY PAY RENT WHEN A FEW | hundred dollars cash and $30 per month will get 4 asrood home? huve desirable Houses in'all sec- forsale on these terms. DAVID D. ROOKVILLE ACADEMY—HOME SCHOOL FO! BOYS.—This school. 20 miles from Washington, Will reop- on January 4, 1888. The second term will bevin February 1, ISSX.’ Boys in the house limited to BO. For circulars apply to Rev, Dr. C.K. NELSON, Principal, Brookville, Montgomery Co, Md. d9-tfebt FLOR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS PI SDERGARTEN. KU SCHOOL ” Coe ry a ee ANDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS, 1918 Sunderland Place,south of Dupont Circle. di-3m, GEEXCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH and D sts.n.w. Entrance on D si.—established 22 Years. Thoroughly eqnipped. “Youne wen and women rained for business or official positions. ‘Three: Practical Business; Stenoxraphy. ‘Typewriung aud Graphophone: Rapid Writing. Stadente may enter at any time, Year scholarship, quarterly or monthly in- stalliuent rates. Graduates always in demand. Ilus- trated circulars free at College offies or by mail. . C. SPENCE, Principal SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. ol ‘PRIVATE Les: ONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY, to adults confidential: prepares for collexe, AU* iol oe id for'a baker: price 83.000. e rer T BARRO, 454 and Baw, DOK SALE—BARGAINS— Raat E GOS New York ave. u.w 7 rome and bath, rane, Istrobe, in good order, only #2,700. A good invest- nt. MOth'st. me, near H, S-room brick; water in yard: rents for B16.” 84.10, 10,000 feet of ground near terminus H.st. cars: front on two streets, Seroom frame aud stable; sultable 10F dirymuan. “Only $100, jaSi-at WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st._ AT ANNAPOLIS, PLO SALE OR EXCHAN Md., I Academy, valuable corner 00d » near U.S. Tesidetice property. (brick): 12 lance rooms, all mod. fuips.; cellar, conservatory. &e.; 25 feet font beautt- iu] home, or investwwent cheap. “CHAS. A. SHIELDS, ‘Wert Fume all exiusiuations. V¥ INSTITUE, « w-cor Sthand K sta. nw. ‘Tue sentrrz scuoor. oF LANGUAGES, 1006 F stn 2st BERLITZ SCH 4 Fa FROK SALE—1502 AND 1504 P ST. N.W. JUST ASHIN ON, 723 14TH ST. N. W., Feeomplcted in ea cleeent manners with all ood st.; Brooklyn, 40 Court St. imps.; 10 rooms. For further particulars inquire ; Phila, 1523 Chestnut St. DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, cor. 45nd Dn.w. ja"?1. Zhorowsh training in Frenel, German, Spauish, Ke JOR SALE—A DECIDED BARGAIN IN ATHKEE- | $10 iavemadl slestoey ele eae ice 2 EES 10 in sinall classes; als yrivate lessous, iighest references. Teruu now. story aud basement Bric! eleven rooms, bath. and s16 ‘aij conveniences. on M st. kl. Ut acid at once, | — nes - enue 3 SOWAN s IANO LESSONS. 0. MAcGOWAN & “CAMPBELL, 1008-1010) SEP sas parece, ee Pupil of Wm. Mason,’ N.Y, JOR SALE —THREE-STORY BRICK, NINE | _s9Sm*_ 8 Graut Place, bet. Hate. rooms, all modern improvements, on "19th. above Dupont Circle. If sold at ouce, 8,300. Mac. GRADUATE (OF HARVARD, TEACHING TX GOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008 aud 1010 Fst, Ja: Si washinaet SS Ras Say oF i euall On BALE awe a Brick of 6 rooms, on L st., bet. 15th and 16th sts. D.w., Ras, water, &c.; faces’ south; price, 24,000. z WESCOTT & WILCOX, flint PSCOFE Sot Pounsave. |Our Srock Tarra OK SALE—ON INSTALLMENT PLAN—6-ROOM (ll begin soon, Anni! very. brick, 9x squares from Capitol, near Va. ave. Price ae eae = .600;" $200 cash: balance $30 per month. WES- Nt & RiLCOR Too? Baws RLS — DR SALE—HOUSES. 1208 Sth sUuw, bh. — | MEN'S OVERCOATS, SUITS, PANTALOONS AND imma T sed FURNISHINGS, houses in rear. S10 west Bou YOUTHS’ BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. Oyen Pout 1g909 | Chinchilla Overcoats, from $10 up. =e 2 to 1743 E Satip-Lined Overcoats, from $13.50 up, 32,500 haw. Gre TE VE avi 2 ‘ave. n, bh. mi, 13¢8....16,000 1730'H at aw. b, 1088. 1 Prince Albert Suits, from #20 up. Four-Button Cutaway Suits, from 812 up, Business Sack Suits, from $8 up. Children's Overcoata, from $2.50 up. Children’s Suits, from $2.50 up. Pantaloons, from up. or ts ar aT 00 es iscce ena ae Other Goods not mentioned will be sold at s reduc- 00 i *4¢#50° | tion, no matter what the former price, NOAH WALKER & CO. mz 625 Pennsylvaniaave, The above is. only a portion of the propery bouks,” For full lt cal’at ofice for bulletin kwued ot | WW with PBR UU RRR — tie Iatand 151" “THOS. EWAGGAMAN 2d | Www Wott Bub U 0 mek NOK SALE—A NEAT NEW PRESS-BRICK FitonT,| Wwww HE BRU 0 bay window house: 7 rooms: all mod ipa | WY YW Ht tun tee “oo & & 8s andstabie. OWNER, igzTTrthat nw. adder | WM ELLE BEB OU OR SALE_BUSINESS: PROPERTY ON 86 0% 8S oO ka Fv cay $6,000. NewirckTacnermressee |S. 88 6° 8 8 RAT 8630.caep, balance #25 monthly. G6 ¢ 00 Go 00 AAR Sw20- Let 3. HERTFORD, 14233 Fat. | COO “OO COU “OO 2A r= waagiee mr gw pee or NST, OPPOSITE BRITISH LEGATION, q BUst WEST UF CONNECLICUL AVES TOWER Of OA afine three-story and cellar brick Residence, contain T HE T a ing thirteen rooms; house well built and location firat- z = Sta batyain tan lunmediate purchssee’” Wil! be sold age for trou apbeite: dite dria for tue se Obed. co. ive. ‘Thorowsuly tested: wutritious: palatable, wn- jai8-6r THOS. J. FISHER & CO. | Stcelied iy purity; uo uipléasant after efecta Be. R SALE—SMALL DWELLING, 1027 NEW Jen: | “Maran Rarlagd, Christine Tertune sey ave. D.w.: possession st once. A KR. Thomas, M. D.. pronounce it the best of all the rms easy. DANI. O'C. CALLAGHAN, execut powdered cl No other equals it in. Ee End truntes, 1000 F st 2.6. iim” Heese ae ic qualities: Bold by Grocers VOR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE a fo. WILBUR ‘oh, Connecticut ave. near the British | ai4».tem.6m 2 fp Be residences ih wt A dla ey aide ‘percent, Send for bulletin ‘at office. Gases: Gunes: Goes: WABEER (DAMES HOME AMUSEMENTS! HOME AMUSEMENTS! $14-124 Guocossor to Danenhower & Son, 1113 F at PECL SER OR BXCHANGR Sah 3 ROOMS, Games: foung. 70, $1: vA 605.7 and ee sna te stantly in stock. Rouses, orthcant cornet Guh aid Kia nie."@10,000, | New arrival: Magic Lanterns from 49. to 915. cottage, 107. aud ‘ Oo CH. RUPPERT, {36-room hovel, ab 293_403, 405,407 7TH ST. ¥. W. above Det_ Gut Tae Bur. eye od ‘We have fourteen Seal Skin Garments in stock, all desirable shapes, which we offcr at # slight advance on ‘cost. We intend to close them out this month. They FROM $300 UPWARDS. Our Piush Garments are of the best quality and new- est shapes, We have two Visites, 42 and 44 inch bust ‘measure to the smallest aizes, all to near Qualf a block east of city post-office.) Ja4-3m | ‘One Lot of LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, (Slightly softed), yaci- tot JANOS TUNED AND KEPATRED BY COMP tone Workined at hroomte fie OWN F. ELLIS & 00. 937 Penuayivanta ave... near 10th st. _Tovephone No. 1S. ts GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT PIANOS Fou Peat tor concerts; charges tery amoderste, or Penden as Beis 2 we bear 10 _Telephone XoIK pe QECOND.MAND PIANOS WE HAVE Now T Sour wareroous a pumter of square. piston, Ste! Say, Coicker!-@, Weber, Vow’: Eanerson’ and others which we will sell at Mt bargains for cash oron aay instaliinente st an advanced prise, please call and sot them. ga Penols h, BuLis Se 37 Peniayivania ave. bear 10th st, _Telephone Ne. 1 ' a2 108 RY F. MILLER PIANOS-Tuk Most he wor hd, ote pert nceay of oneol our tedy cus SOHN FP ELLIS & co. O37 Pennsyivania aves best 10th at Consisting of Skirts, Gowns, Drawers, Chemise snd | _Teleyhone No 16. det t-AUe_ ~~ aa nae ‘and a good many as high as 81.25. J Wy Pees ON F. RLLIS & 00, YOUR CHOICE AT Telephone Roe tb NATE Bee OTT wwsss 9 ()RGANS-A_ LARGE AND COMPLETE. srock a #4 had 0! Mian & Hast, Re § Drchestral, st very sod id on easy terme ¢> rehahie BS ye Gols ee Poets Buila nay + ALL EXTRAORDINARY VALUES, ae x CALL EARLY. Eowaro F. Daoor. = Peunsyivania ave, BRA BoMMMM os gsse Importer of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, p ss OE MuaN Sg Sole scent for the wn-auailed een AA GG MOM Sassy STEINWAY, UALLE BERING, BRIGGS, AND j - HER PIANC BBB A UUM Sss® 5] srnoNa & CLAENIS SIPNLING ORGANS. 920 __FTH.STHANDDSTS._| | Pianon and Grau for sale oF Lor peut win tomnone 188 M. CUNNINGHAM, Cutie, Repairiog, and Moving done by competent M' 1310 STH STM. W, bet Nando. | workmen: “Ua amt Moving done by compsics ‘Feshionable Dress and Wrap Maker. ‘Perfect Pit, ji an - ote. O- Sunningnam. Fer Regaining. 2303) "Rae Musica, Grexics, ‘on May 1. 1888, ecently sent the following hater or, NDRED DOLLALS TN PRIZES fo those who | tbe Great Piano Aanutsetprey a 1 Sibert Wet make of words from the wen. | GANSLA TION tence “Heo Teais the best Amy. ome desitiug to | TEAR ATOR, Wixrson Horst. Sompete will receive rales and instructions by ad: | My Dean Mm. Wenee Steaming, with ‘scam tunuch regret that Team “fein” "MARTIN GILLET & CO., Baltimo mplish, inorune tor the i Engi ‘xb lanwraasce for Ur Ma. teas % we pated at any y Concerta Warr, Hows & Co, nul singing and Topeliten cere, House posit mT have doucd ne instrument, whom ie to nie an thiowe cif SOME piutiotorton z Ses Sak 1S SEAR, Kew Vout £3 December, 1887 1) SOFMANN. ‘Beg to announce that they have opened their WASH- o Tite pout Panga ~ Ota Poser bw created a pers INGTON HOUSE, ya * the es motion of “tie then 815 15TH STREET NORTHWEST (Sear Wormles’s), oe taal tee ae ff thats to Weber atn woe hile appreciat Dearest eet | Een bet Re oe IMPORED COSTUMES, Other ame tothe long: tet of Mista whe careers are linked with that of the Weber Piano, SANDERS & STAYMAN, SOLE AGENTS, O24 F st. w, Washincton, D.C LEN. Charios xt, Haltisasre, Mad, Im 1217 Main #t., Richmond, Va. Et ai G. L. Wao & Bros. 709 7th st mw. Established 1864 World-renowned Kranich & Rach and oth Drgane at 1OW prices aid easy tet rent at reduced rates. Special atuents Fepairiug. Plano moved with bent & DAVIS CELEBRATED RECEPTION, DINNER snd BALL DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, TEA GOWNS, &o,, Ever brought to Washington. All of which will be sold AT LESS THAN PARIS COST. _ja2-1m FES FOR THE GERMAN, SCRAP-BOOK PIC. for fares Japenene Gouda. Gold Paint tuye Materials | + Flowers: Pot Pou uerade Frimnioee Letter Paper, 1c. pound, J. SAY GOULD, 421 th st GERT. 419 9TH STN. W. 2 Mephye and Coluantia t fred Client, SF apd Columbia Yarns Crewel, Chenille, | iting aud Euibrotdery silks i — _ = Purses, Fancy Ba-kets, Ewbroidered Table Mate, Pin janoe, imuproved by bew yateuta, | Fifty Guations"thd ‘other irticles sultabie for Moliday | theme Pianos ordered for the: New SUMMER, Avent Sli vd st nw. Large assortment of Stamped Goods in Linen and s a pth of w Monule Cloth: latest Gesiuras., ais | M. J.P. a Rx RRS A OB OF Muz M. J. Prax, RK XN AA Bom Fe oes 1309 F st. n.w. (Mrs. Hunt's) AK RNN AAA RB & Teturned from New York with the latest styles {: K K NNN A A BRB KER FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. ™ We ALSO— . . 2 UNEQUALED IN TONT, TOUCiL, WORKMAN! Ap Petal selection in SHELL, AMBER, and DULL FQ) ey Ae Lal Hal Dressed not ane thinatod. nio.smr_ |, Spectel gtentch of tiiday ur amen «invite 188 LOTTIE DAVIS, aiaees ee HIGHEST. DEL a ut ORATTN SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A j Protamet snakes at all pricey “6 Do Nor Prnomase Shaipooer and Hair Drewer, formerty with Mrs. C. Thompeon, te local 25th st. over Thompson's Drug Store NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING FSTAB LISHMENT AND DYE WOLKS, 000 G atn.w "and Gent's Garments of all kinds Cleaned aad Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ Evening Dresses assortiuent of WENT, fh YI MKS sr a bpecialty. Thirty-tive years expericuce’ Prices UNTIL YOU SEE THE PMERSON PLANO. moderate. Goods called for sud deitvered. “ia | Arumeut ate medium prow, | ATLYOOL GARMENTS MADE UP On RIPPED and Oneans at prices from @A0 Rico, /, a = 906 G' st. mw 430 1078 ST. NW ry style and mate. Ts ARNT KUMP | Mi tae ccrwria to order tn every aisle a ‘tod wuaran Gnd comfort } HER SPECIALTINS AME | French Hand-made Underciotiing, Merino Underwear Patent Shoulder Braces, ahd ail Dress POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. FOE SOKFOLK, OL) roINt AND Tue soUTHL and finest Tisported Hosiery hd Reform Goods French Corsets and Bustles Steamer GEORGE LEARY lesves Washingtom Children's Corsets and # #1 Corot (lise Htsowa | Momus, Welton) an! yiiny at opm make) that for the price is unmurpased Sicaner JANE MOSLLES. Turi aud Thursday RN. B—Freuch, Germau,aud Spauish spoken. mrl¢ | wand Susniay st $7.20 Steamer Leary sat Piney Point going aud returm FAMILY SUPPLIES. __ | "Nioseley lauds at Cornicid Harbor goime and retuen~ Tn express will call and check b Eznoxz0 Youses Comrasy elepliy: } WP, WELT " HAVE JUST RECEIVED, | Seo: Patna nt &#. Co, and are offering at a moderate price, a few cases of ex- Mt vekson! ant, veacsony evedingly delicious Canned Peaches | STEAMER W. W. coRSOR Leaves Tthosireet whti daily (exces aumday) for MM, Ver : te tach wa aa lye Don't full to secure a few dozen before they are gone, | 10 svacee "Wanlagion ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, BLAKE, Captain, 208 POTOMAC KIVFE LANDINGS 3 428 Ninth street, | POSTON SOS RRerreuns 2 Fighter! o% MORDANS. THU AADATR, SATURDAYS ue TR , DAYS, a t River Lavd- Frovm: Frove: his us fara ne Ge Shepherds, c ‘Nee scheiuie JON B. PADGETT, Agi. DL ae! THE BFST FLOUR IN THE WORLD: OCEAN STEAMERS. HORE ROUTE Ty Lon! 00 vin go ° FreR RRR FER ‘ E ROR FE ss EK ee 5 EE kee SS > THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS 2ON To Southargton 3 “i 10 pm 1, 2:30 wu. i: steerage at low rates Apply te waz EF, Dauut HOUSEFURNISHING: xeat Reoversox Ix Puce Or ‘ Bosses of tnstations of the Tame cet Bunt, ante | sure and see to it that either sacks or Larreis read “CERES” HEATING STOVES, Of which wo still havea Lange Assortment. =e: Our remaining stock of above goods we now offer at REDUCTION of 10 t0 20 PER CENT below hogulat TWO GOLD MEDALS Prices, including several of the Celebrated RADIANT HOME'S aud other trst-class Base-burning Stoves Attached. Nobe genuine without thetwo gold medals. | Give us acall, = - ws W. 8. JENKS & Co, neato 717 7th wtreet, \J. By Lernrox&t Bro, wormerly with P. Hanson iiss & Oa.) W. M. GALT & 00, ‘Wholesale Flour aud Grain Dealers, a8 WALL PAPEUS. = . —— | Wohave just received « lange consignment of new 7 spring yatterna, We arv-salllugail Iie. white Book Fausr Bers Faosr | 2 azar ion! for 108. yer buco ne Whit Papers tron fe torso BEER Vivbcemed Guit tr to 45. og B. ‘KEUX & BLO, 508 7th «taw. NHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN, 7th street Se ANTES ist AND VA ACL Si, = = emcee sla BOOK OKS, &e, Faust BEER FAUST | — ——— = Gath HYMNS NO. 5, THE NEW Book BY vu: SADAEL, MOUBANAHAN & 5S) PUKE NS. } -Crumbe urcun' tie hitag 9 at yaret Dottome, |, Come Ve Apart. Daily Keaidin Tite of Curiae by Dr. a. KC Miller. ‘The Traveuer Keturns, by | The Story of Kecdon Craddork. FINANCIAL. Murry & Herman uti, by Charies Ebert Rica & Co Barns Free Jue and other Georgian Sketcbea, by Joc] Chamde SUEERONS FO TADED RE, ac Soreale is BALLANTYS & son's, 613 15TH STREET. ae $28 Ft Str OCKET DIARIDS AND JOURNALS, CALEN- LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. DAS, ALMANACS A LANGE STOCK OF BLANK-BCORS, COMNENTAMIES, AND “HAND. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. [ LOOKS POK THE Ls 1hENATIONAL SUNDAY. 37-30 | BCHOGL LESSONS. EVERYTHING SELVLD BY a | Seas Gcmous. cc Pui ier, H. LL, Caaxnux & Co. azz BANKERS, No, 1428 F Strest N. W. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. “Ageut ior Hall's Forms fer Stocks and Bonds Boucht snd Sold or Carried on | $3. Also, Universal Patterus, #