Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1888, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Padications for the % hours commencing at 3m Mm Por the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- ‘and North Carolina, colder fair to brisk, high on the ceast, north. winds, diminishing 1m fore. ‘Tar only Toboggan in Washington, Athletic Park. Prapsowrs, W. French, taxidermist, 1212 Pa are. Foon TrxxeD Hf —Patient in Doctor's office: The troubie with me, doctor, Is that the mere spell of food invartably turus my stomach. Doctor: The nerves of your stomach, like those of Thousands of others are very seriously disordered. ‘I shail prescribe for you a bottle of Essence, and if it does as well for you as for hundreds of others of my patients you will be en- ‘Urely well 'n a week. ‘ow is the time for tobozaning parties Sates, Razors practically ground, J. Fh KURMLISG, 1212 Pa ave. bric 10c. Elegant 4-but- 5, Brodhead & Co.s. LASS JEWELRY every night at Ladson’s, 453 7th st. Special sale dia- monds, old watches, and Rogers’ silverware Tues- day evening. wine ‘TosodsastNe at Athletic Park to-day. Davis, 723 7th st., will make one large crayon and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for $5. Come and see them. Great winter sport Reap Ap. of the 7 sale. Between I and Hurzer’s Cocoa, for breakfast and supper. Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthful. Sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas. L, Barbour & Son. ‘Take advantage of the snow and to-bog. Ewtrar Stock of the 7th-street Palais Royal p.w., at auction, Sead FUEL aT Scwxee Pxices—The cheapest and cleanest fuel is Washington Gas Company's coke, Johnson Bros., sole agents, ‘Tososgasina, great sport at Athletic Park. Dow’r Fart. to attend the auction saje at 941 7th st. nw. seeAd CALL AND SEE THE new etching “End of the Har- vest,” and other new publications New mould- ngs just received for framing. Regtlding old frames and rurniiure at lowest rates. Woop & Forsvrn, 1208 F st. Loox for notice of Jewelry Auction. Bees Coxs. Still selling at summer prices not withstanding the str he coal region. Frssexi's Ick Crxax and Charlotte Russe, Boamer’s Cova SyxUr contains no potson and an be given to children with perfect salety. fing Portmarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa. ava Buy Washington Gas Company's coke. No ad- | ‘Vanee over summer prices, Laptes visiting tne ated Mosiae picture Will reveive a souvenir. A. OLIVIER, 907 Fa. ave. ooExt’s Coven Syavr will cure at once. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nartowat.—“The Old Homestead.” ALBaCen's. —J. Emmet. Hanxis.—Chip of the Old Block.” Kexxaw—Variety and drama, ‘Wonpertaxp.—“Muldoou’s Pienle” and Variety. E-Sragsr Rixa.—Knighis of Pytuias Fa Manassas Panonawa.—Day and eventag. Condensed Locals. ‘The members of the Psi Upsilon Society, in this etty, had a dinner at | Willard fiuli last ‘evening. Dr. Geo. B. Loring read a paper. ‘The Underwri Association of the District had their annual banquet at Willard’s last eve- Bing, Mr. Noble D. Larner presiding. ‘The Caledonia ¢ venlng celebrated the one hundrst ninth anniversary of the birch or Kovert Burns, with a dinner at the Exchange Hotel, Col, Carroll D. Wright, United States Commis- slon-r of Labor, deitvered an address last evening ,| at All Sours church, on “The Ethics of Machin- ery.” ‘The grand concert for the benefit of a worthy object, intended to be given to-morrow evening at Curtis Hall ‘st Washington, bas been upavoid- . February 7. Lot owners at Co 1 Beach Will be interested ia the notice of © reasurer of Westmoreland ounty, published in another column. Francis Miller, a member of the Washington bar, formerly an assistant district attorney, is sick at Bis residence, Sandy Spring, Md. He is thought to ‘De suffering from cancer of the stomach. ————— Badly Beaten by Three Negroes, AN APFRAY WHICH MAY HAVE SERIOUS RESULTS. Yesterday aiternoon, about 3:30 o'clock, a des- erate affray occurred on the corner of 1st and O streets northwest, in which Philip Hirshman, a white man employed by the Fowler Spring Mat- tress Co., Was terribly beaten. Hirshman had been Sent with & mattress to deliver to Julius Adams, a colored man, and to receive a part or the whole of the payment for it It 1s said ‘Wat Adams refused to pay, and whem Hirsh. Mah attempted to regain jon of the mattress Adams resisted him, and, alded by Charles Herbert and Lewis Hall, put Hirshman out Of the house, and the turee knocked Lim down and deat him terribly. Oficer Daley ran to the rescue of Hirshman, when Herbert, who appeared to be the ringleader of the rioters, knocked the police Man down, ‘The officer flually got to the patrol Dox and pulled in a call for the reserves. Sergeant Duvali a few moments came Up, and the three men were overpowered and taken to the second precinct station. The injured man Was taken to the Freedman's Hospital, and to-day ‘Was reported as somewhat improved. The three Prisoners were committed tats morning. ably postponed until Tuesd: om Peter Parker's Will. BEQUESTS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS PUR- POSES. ‘The will of the late Peter Parker was filed to-day. He leaves to H. Colby Webster Parker all hisestate for her own use and for the support and education of his son, P. Parker, Jr., excepting as subsequently provided: The farm and estate Known as Parker Villa ia Farmingham, Mass, he leaves his son P. Parker, jr., together with other property im that place. " He’ also leaves $10,000 in trust. f0r his son, to be held by trustees until he ts twenty-ilve years Old, waless they decide to pay It sooner. For the purpose of publishing a memoir of his iife he leaves $3,000, if so much be necessary, and requests that the faculty of is alma mater, Yale College, desig- hate his biographer and deiermine the manner and expense of the publication. A like sum he leaves for the publication, under the direc. Uon of the faculty of Yale College, of a quarto vol- lume of his reports of tue Ophtholinte Hospital, He leaves to the American Education Society §2,000 Lo establish two seholarsiiips, to be called Dy’ his Bame; $3,000 to the American Board of Commis. Stoners for Foreign Misions; $5,000t0 Yale Col- lee, to establish five scholarships, to be galled tue beter Parker scholarsuips; $2,000 to the Ameri- ean Bible Society. He appoints bis wife and Wim, Claflin as executors and trustees, giving them dis- eretiouary power as to the time ‘for the payment Of legacies, Manatace Lices —— m.—Marriage Licenses have been Issued by She clerk of the court to Riward K. Marshal! and Martha L. Mcintosh; Edward Ennis and Mamie Wuiting; Bertrand Nutt and Rebecca Lanman; Thos. Grady and Mary Jounsou; Shirley 4. King, of Alexandria, Va., and Ida V. Robertson. Joba F. Ray and Sophia H. Curtstian; Joseph Wanzer, of Alexandria, and Fanny of Fair fax Co, Va.; Keuben M. Nicholson and Florence E. Watkins, both of Clarksburg, Md. — A Corxrx@ Matx.—About 100 persons assembled oo Weduesday last at a point in Montgomery County, Md., aear Bladensburg to witness a main betweey chickens owned in Washington, and West Washington. The crowd was quiet and orderly, aad tae betting lively. ‘The stakes were $50 foF Lhe result of the main and §10 on each fight. Every Sght of the reguiar main Was won by Wash- ington birds. A spare fght was the only one won by the West “Washington chickens. The top ‘Weight agreed wits 6 pounds and the bottom weight 4 pounds 6 ounce ‘TuE G. A. R. Evections.—The list Aected by the eucafipment of the of oficers of the Potomac, Grané Army of the Republic 4s as follows; Col. Chas FP Lincoln, of Kit son Fost Xo. 1, commander; Maj. Ure, of Car- militia, seulor vice commander; VM, Piken F vice comin: iM. medical di- tof SEs canst of is Mpant pane t ns t ‘the Grand Army, and (he veterans seem to be gen- erally well satisfied with the results. Sat ulgut devegates to the national encampment De elected. poke A TEST CASE.—At & meeting of the Grocers and Liquor Dealers’ Beneficial and Protective Associa- last might at Edei’s Hall, the executive com- initiee was authorized to collect funds to ixquimine Ixto Han Mewrat Coxpitiox.—This afternoon & jury Promotion of Catholic Preiates. ANOTHER AMERICAN CARDINAL—-REV. (OF THis CITY, FOR SRCHRISHOF “OTHER Cnawona.” A dispatch from Rome states that among the Stations of clergy of the Catholic Church of the United States Archbishop Williams, of Boston, will be made a cardinal, and his coadjutor wili be Bishop McMahon, of Hartford, Conn., whose place by the consecration of Kev. Dr. Byrne, viear-general of ‘Dr. Byrne ts in honme at Boston. Riceent, The triends of Hev. Dr. latthew's church, this city, will not he is sewdown’ for to learn that ‘A MEETING LAST EVENING ‘THE INTERESTS OF THE PROPOSED CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. ‘The preliminary meeting held last evening at ‘Carroll Institute in the interests of the proposed Catholic University was largely attended. Cardi- Ral Gibbons presided. Seated on the platform Were Bishops Moore, of Florida; Ireland, of Minne- Sota, and Keane, of Richmond; Judge Merrick, Zachariah Mont , assistant att gen eral of the Interior it, and A. Leo Knott, Second Assistant Postmaster’ General. The cardinal in his opening remarks said that the ob- Cot the meeting was to hring the nverests of he university to public attention. He referred to the meeting for a similar purpose held ip Balti- more recently, and ment ‘the generous re- Sponse made there to the aj for funds. He oped that Washington w. do as weil, if not ter. Bishop Irciand and Bishop Keane then io of the new university, its objects and aims. ‘It was stated that the new university was ex- pected to be open for the reception of students by the autumn of 1889. Keane said of the $1,000,000 needed to start the enter ‘over half the amount had already been raised. The bishops, he said, would remain in this city for a week to re- ceive subscriptions. This eveniag 2 mass-meetin; will be held at Masonic Temple, when Cardin: Gibbons, and Bishops bi and Keane will ———— ‘The Bon Marche Assignment. JUDGE COX WEARS ARGUMENT AND MODIFIES THE ‘RESTRAINING ORDER. ‘The case of Gutwillig Brothers, of New York, against Earnest D. Mayer and Jacob Rohr, of the Bon Marche, and Isadore Saks, the assignee, came up before Judge Cox in the Equity Court yesterday afternoon, ahd was argued by Mr. L. Tobriner for the complainant, and by Mr. Edwards, of Edwards & Barnard, for the defendants. Mr. Tobriner claimed that the assigninent was irregular, and & Tecelver should be. appointed to insure {ts proper execution and an Injunction issued to restrain Mr. Saks from paying the preferences. Mr. Edwards contended that the case was not one forthe Equity Court. Judge Cox said that he saw no reasou Why Mr. Saks should not be allowed to proceed, and that there was no evidence of his having done any Wrong. ‘The court then decreed that the restrain- ing order be continued unt the final hearing as to the preferred creditors, Jacob Rose and Jacob Meyer; and the defendant, Isadore Saks, as assignee, will not pay the same until the further order of ‘tue court. As to all other matters the Testraining order Was dis-olved, ———— Sates of Real Estate. Emma M. Durand has bought for $6,100 of J. A. Moorhead et al, lov 9, blk. 11, Le Droit Park. Re- becca Livergood has bought for $4,500, pt. lot 3, Sq. 869, ISX128 feet on A street between 6th and 7th streets southeast. J. R. Garrison has bought of Moses Kelly, surviving executor and trustee un- der Joshua Pierce, for $6,000, sub lot 14, sq. 207, 19 feet § Inches by 140 Teet on K street between 141 and 15th streets northwest. ——— Dip He INTENTIONALLY SHooT THE Boy?—On ‘Tuesday, ou 45; and L streets southwest, Thos, Sydnor, & boy about titteen years of age, was shot im the groin by Edward Blair, aged sixteen, and S¥duor Was dangerously wounded. It was at first reported that the shot was accidental, but. Lieut, Vernon and Ofticer Block Yesterday recetved infor. mation which led them’ to take Blair in custody, When he was locked up in the fourth precinct station he sald to the officers: “I Just pulled out the pistol and let him have it.”” In the Police Court this morning Blair was charged with carry- ing a concealed Weapon, and was fined $50, and committed, aud he wil! be held also to answer the charge of shooting Sydnor. ——— ‘The Courts. Counr IN GENERAL TERY. To-day, Leiter agt. Brusu-Swan Electric Co.; appealed dismissed.” Sharon agi. ‘Tucker; sub- mitted. E. F. Harris, student, admitted wo bar on Feport of committee. CuDUNAL CovRT—Judge Montgomery. To-day, Wm. Gray, larceny; beuch Warrant re~ Crrcttr Covet No. ae Hagner. ‘To-day, James Barker returned as Juror and ex- cused. “Baer agt. Smith; verdict for plaiatifl. Somervilie € Son agt. Clayton; judgment. Wood agt. Barnum; rule on plaintiff vo employ coun. ‘Sel. Baer agt. smit Verdict tor plaintitt. Cixcurr Covet No. 2—Judge Merrici To-day, Cowle agt. Downey; verdict for plaintiff $274.55. "Conale agt. Heald; judgment for plain- Uf for amount of note. POLICE CoURT—Judge Snelt. To-day, Thomas Jones, Wm. Ward, Alfred Friz- zel, Win, Mahone, Oilie Parker, Frank Benobt Chas. White, Thomas H. Brown, disorderly; $5 each. Robert L. Price, John Sprigg, Frank Rear- don, and John Adams, profanity; $3 each. Sidney Vincent, indecent exposure: >. Wil. Newton, loud boisterous; personal bonds, —————— Affairs in West Washington. AFarnee CHancep wirn Rosaixe ats Davon- ‘Tek.—Charles Calhoun has been arrested here on a complaint made by his fren enon who stated that he bad robbed her of a gold ring valued at about $6, and disposed of It for the purpose of procurtn; drink, "The charge of being ‘habitual Grankard Was also placed against hia. NorEs.—A dance for the benefit of the indigent members of the “Labor's Association,” (colored), Was given last night at Fisuer's Hall, after whic! there was acake walk. A small thief stole a robe from the carriage of Mr. James McLanghlin, of 2508 G street, yesterday afternoon, while that gen- tleman was transacting business ti M. V. Buckey's oMfice. See spectal notice of ay go meeting ‘this p. m.—Michaei Lawier, of this place, was fned $20 in the Police Court this morning for keep- ing his bar open on Sunday, Jan. 15th, An appeal Was noted, Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THe EvExING STAR ‘Tue ConTE+Tsp ELEcTION.—The council commit. | tee on the contest of Mr. C. J. W. Summers over the seat of Mr. B. #. Waddey, a3 councilman of the ‘wird ward, met last night. "The testimony of the sitting member was submitted and the matter argued by Messrs. Stuart and Greene, the counsel in the case. ‘The committee then had a private Session, and will submit their report to the next meeting of counsel, it being understood there will De both majority abd minority rey FUNERALS.—The funeral of Mr. Jas. McWilliams took place ‘this morning from St. Mary’s church, where a requiem mass Was celebrated. The Odd Fetlows of Potomac Lodge and of Marley Encain} ment attended this afternoon the remains of their deceased associate, Jas, W. Nalls, to the tomb. ‘The funeral services took place at the M. E.church South, Rev. Dr. Smithson oMiclating. A throng of friends attended the funeral, Scicwe.—Mr. J. C. Min of Richmon who was on Gen. Lee's staff during’ the war lutely residing here on Washington street, near Christ church, adjoining the residence of Hon, Chas. E. Stuart, committed suicide last night. His wife, with some children, were in the front room at the time he shot himself in the room back. Something calling her to the Dack room about oreigek, the wite found her husband lying in a pool of blood upon the floor, lire extinct, and a heavy pistol beside hia, the ball trou: rich had passed through his foretiead and 1ato his’ brain. Mr. M. fas the son of Rev. Dr. Minnegerode, of Richmond, and has a large family, leaving a wife and eight children. He has been engaged in no business here except as agent for manufacturers of rallway sup- piles c., which it is thought was not very profita- ie. He” was generous in his habits aud highly esteemed by the many friends he had made here. ‘Nores.—In a few days the members of C from im vugide wil Fecelve a Jount resolution trom the legislature of Virginia requesting them to u Ube estublisiment. Ln Alexantiria of 4 Government factory for experiinental work in the manufacture of sorghum sugar, and an appropriation there- for.—A supersedéas has been allowed in the ‘Sharpshin alley case, in order to allow Mr. Flem- ing to take an appéal—The steamer Gonono, Which came up through the ice a fuw days ago, Is unloading lumber at her whart. Potomac and the Marley encampment held meetings last night and made arrangements for the funeral of the late James W. Nalis.—Mr. B.'T. Young has deceased. y qualified “as policeman, vier Franks, Evorep rrom Prrensecrc.—A Baltimore Ameri- can special from Petersburg, Va., January 24, : The south-bound passenger train which Teft here this moraing Nad among tts engers an eloping couple from Petersburg. ‘The lovers ‘were Howard Janes and Miss Mollie Cousins, the daughter of the late Sneriff Cousins, of Dinwiddie County. The eloping couple stopped at Garys- @ station on the Petersburg and Weldon Rall two miles north of Weldon, where they were and tuen left for ‘Jacksonville, Fla, ona ‘tour, parties are highly hegied and moved In the Dest society here. | ‘The rdou ts about twenty-two years of age, and the A banquet was given by the Young Men's publican ‘club ir Baltimore “last “eteniny” RE dresses were made by Senators Evarts, Chandler, and otners, Ad. wiley, Nariovat, Novexry Works, Boom 45, Post building. am now prepared, at the above-mentioned place, to manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties, Models* &c, Fine Gold, Silver; and Nickel Plating done, Esti- ioe canna gae and 1243 11th st. ne, ia blue ben foe tures. Teal ana 1 Sex Hesnscum Isone of the most distressing affections, snd People who are its victims deserve sympathy. But the grest success Hood's Gareaparills bas had in curing sick heedache make it seem al- most foolish to allow the trouble to continue. By its toning and invigorating effect upon the digestive organs, Hood's Sarsaparilla readily ives relief when hesdsche ariecs from indiges- tionfjnd in meuralgic conditions by building up the debilitated system, Hood's Sarssperilis removes the cause and hence overcomes the GMCUY: nooDs SARSAPARILLA Sold by all droggists. $1: sixfor@5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 220 Cuzaresr Dax Goors Ix Tuz UNITED STATES. oP OUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, elightty soiled,¢1.87, French SATTINE BED COMFORTS, $2.25. ASTRAKAN CLOTH. reduced 75c. Handsome (Striped Black SILK VELVETS, worth i, 'KETS, immense DOUBLE WHITE WOUL sibev extra beat, Worth, G5, reauoed Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS, wide dou- big id Oe reduced 87 yee sie yard and a bali wida worth l redueel ne Soe” 8 COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth @2 reduced to 50e. ~EEGR LOURDES RS CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST. Cash Customers who buy $5 orover will receive one of the fol a: Gus ti Bamask “Towels. "worth @1. Halt “Sonn ieee Napkins; worth 75e Pair of beautiful, worth Receive two pairs of tandiome Danna Towels ‘worth pairs of handwne Dames 70 2. Two and. ‘of red 1.87 or a large size clerant Bridal Quit, worth GL.33 "a7" Don’t fal to ask for tne vatuable present. u9 For Tuz Coro Sxur. GENTLEMEN'S FUR-LINED OVERCO. Beaver and Fersian Lamb Golar asd Caises > SEALSKIN CAPS and GAUNTLETS, REEAYER, WOLVERINE, and BUFFALO SKIN B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ace Se _ 223-3 Wonrrs Isvesroane. THE LOW PRICES WE NAME FOR MEN'S AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S SUITS AT + $10, $15 AND #20. OVERCOATS FROM LOWEST TO FINEST GRADES. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. MONEY REFUNDED IF PURCHASE IS UNSATISFACTORY. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 3023, 434 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Ovrenariuen, DECORATIVE ART ROOMS AND NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. NEW BUILDING, 514 9TH BT. N. Wa, Between E and F Sts. TUESDAY. January 24, 1888, book containing reg- ister of names will be closed and the handsome @60 ‘New Home Sewing Machine will be drawn for. ‘Ladies that have registered are invited to be present. 8 OPPENHEIMER & BRO, ‘acs 514 9th street, bet. E and F. Excwuave Destoxs FRENCH SATTEENS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘Have opened their importation of fine French Satteens imexcInsive designe. Choice Ginghams in stripes, plaids, and combina- tions. Heliotrope Moire at $1.25 for the $2.50 quality, with fine Castmeres to match. Closing sale of Dress Goods and Cloths. We offer the greatest bargains in Fine Dress Goods that have ever been shown. Dress Patterns reduced from $30, $35, and #40 to 15. Barnesley Table Linens, the best in the world. The most durable and sightly, at 30 per cent less than usual prices, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, One Price, 321 yt RECEIVED-FRESH SUPPLY OF PEROXIDE UF HYDKOGEN Tor male EEE an or es" Color 20 fashionabie at pretent For sale in quantities to suit at ONE-FOURTH the rice You pay to hair dressers. Every lady can apply it without difficulty. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druzgist, 14th and I. and 2d andy sta. nw, All Patent Medicines agreatly reduced Fates. jx:21 Evexixe Dnesses, ‘Just received from the impegters = consignment of EMBROIDERED MULLS, FOR DRAPERIES, i in very elegant designs. hese t ‘feu Pareto aro,put at very low figures, an we are ; ‘MES. M. 3. HUNT, eek 1S Ft we G 7488 GROSSE & BLACKWELL": JAM FOR 61 12 cane ide Tomatoes for gl. 12caus omatoes for $1.35, bast’, Faucy Patent Flour - TD PYLES, 412 Sth'st' ae, for Cuaurscxe DUC DE MONTEBELLO, CARTE BLANCHE, EXTRA-DRY. ‘In competitive tastings in London, 20 of the leading beands of Cham- Pegne were adjudicated upon by 42 ‘members of the wine trade, when the DUC DE MONTEBELLO 1s Maxres (Pat. Nov. 1, 1887), Combine the beauty and healthfulness of the OPEN GRATE FIRE, ‘The efficiency and economy of the snl te weg eh of the bas 3 73 ALL IN ONE. On inspection at the office of Company. ‘THE BERLINER BADIATING MANTEL CO., 8. BIEBER, Prev't. H. ADLER, Treas, 1106 F st. Sole owners of the Patents of E. Berliner for heaters, 3210-1m (County rights for sale). Ar Pane Cosr. aThsgtalance of SEAL AND PLUSH GARMENTS 5 WILLETT & RUOFF, LATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennsylvania avenue, 218-3 Ruwe & Aopisox, ‘Wholesale and Betall Dealers ia PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, No. 314 EIGHTH 8T. N. W. (near Pa. ave) Ruaounye Uneouauzn Reovoriors Ix Fre ‘MEWS, BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING. Overcosia wo sold at 635 we call st 614. = ognb © a+ gt Suits “920 " = + 911, “ “e15 * «99, ‘And all other grades in same proportion. For boys from 13 to 18 years old we'll sell you Over- | en's coats at 50cents on the Dollar. Suits we'll sellat ‘33% per cent less than former price. Childrens’ Suits and Overvoats we sell you 50 cents | Laales Pine Guracoa. Kid on thedollar. A full line of odd Pants for Men, Boys and Children, ‘very cheap. ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, Bond 025 Corner 7th and G sta, Crosrxe Ovr Suz FINAL REDUCTION IN MEN'S FINE WINTER . UNDERWEAR, ALLEN, SOLLY & CO., LONDON MAKERS. ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS: 34, 36, 38, 40. 44, 46. Former Price $3.00, $3.25, 83.37, $3.62, $4.15, 4.50 Reducedto 2.05, 2.12, 2.25, 2.35, 2.75, 295] Dear Sir: Your cough cure acts ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN DRAWERS: 28, 30, 32, 34, 38 40, Former Price $3.15, $3.15, $3.25, $3.37, 83.62, 83.75 Reduced to 2.05, 2.12, 2.12, 2.25, 2.40, 2.50 42. ‘Former Price $3.90. Reduced to $2.60. ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS; 36, 39, 40, 42, 44. Former Price $6.25, $6.75, 87.10, $7.63. $8.13. Beduced to 4.00, 4.30, 4.50, 4.90, 5.25. ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE DRAWERS; 30, 32, 34, 38, 40. Former Price 86.25, 86.60, $7.15, 87.90, 88.35. Reduced to 4.00, 4.30. 4.50, 5.10, 5.40. ENGLISH GRAY LAMBS' WOOL SHIRTS; 36, 38, 42 44, 46. Former Price $5.45, $5.90, $6.75, 87,30 87.80. Reduced to 3.50, 3.75, 4.35, 4.50, ENGLISH GRAY LAMBS’ WOOL DRAWERS; 30, 32, 38, 40. Former price $6.25, $6.75, 87.70, $8.00. Reduced to 4.00, 4.30, 4. ENGLISH WHITE AND THREE BROWN MERINO SHIRTS; 38, 42, 44, 46. Former Price $5.00. $6.00, $6.50, $6.75. Reduced to 3.20, 3.75, 4.00, 4.85. ENGLISH WHITE AND THREE BROWN MERINO DRAWERS; 30, 34, 44. Former Price $7.50; Reduced to $4.83. ‘Space will not allow us to give the reauced prices of our entire stock, comprising Silk, Balbrigean, Merino, and Lambs'-Wool Underwear, but it is to the interest of all to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. R. H. TAYLOR, Ja24-3m 933 Pennsylvania avenue. New Evnoreax Wasnt Fannics SEATON PERRY, (Snccesor to Pezny & Brorarn,) 100 PIECES ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS. IN ALL THE LATEST PLAIN.CHECKED, STRIPED AND PLAID COMBINATIONS. PIECES OF FINLST FRENCH SATEENS, IN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.” MADE TO MY EX- PKE-S ORDER FOR THE SPRING OF 1888, “LATEST NOVELTIES" IN FRENCH SATEEN BES. NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS. 3c. HAN ND SHEETING LINENS. Gok OE EXONS, BENGALINES, NCAIBE. SATIN DUCHESSE SU- ND ALL COLORS, POR ETHER T: ME CEPTION AND EVENING WEAK, AT “LOWEST PRICE NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZES, ILLUSION: CREPE DE CHINES, POINT D'ES! RIT, MECHLI AND BRETONNE NETS. TREsOUSSE AND PERINOT'S KID GLOVES, TGHOICE SHAD AN SILK HOSIERY. THE “LOWEST PRICES" OS ALLIMPORTED WIN- TER WH PS, JACKLTS, NEWMARKETS, CIRCU- PLUSH UES, AND VISITES. “GREAT KEDUCTIONS" IN PARIS COMBINATION SULTS AND ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS. Sa PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th at. Established 1840. 21 Tae Durenence, WE ARE ON THE INSIDF, 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 THELESS 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 8UC- CEEDED IN DUPLICATING OUR REGULAR PRICES, HAVING REDUCED ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS FROM 10 TO 35 PER CENT YOU READILY PERCEIVE 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 THE PAST WEEK. THEIR EXPERIENCE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE ARE NOT SENSA- TIONALISTS, GIVEN TO GROSS EXAGGERATION, OR, WHAT 18 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 Massachusetts sve. Strictly One Price, Open Saturday Until 11 p.m. Over Stock Taxa ‘Will begin soon, Annihilation of Values in Every De- partment, | MEN'S OVERCOATS, SUITS, PANTALOONS AND FURNISHINGS, YOUTHS’ BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. Chinchilla Overcoats, from $10 up. Setin-Lined Overcosts, from 813.50 up. Prince Albert Suits, from 820 up. Four-Button Cutaway Suits, from $12 up. Business Sack Suits, from $8 up. Children's Overcoats, from 82.50 up. Children’s Suits, from $2.50 up. Pantaloons, from $2.50 up. Other Goods not mentioned will be sold at a reduc- tion, no matter what the former price, NOAH WALKER & CO, wl2 625 Pennsylvania sve, Cuaxtazy Laces Wo have just bought greet bargain in Chantilly ‘Laces—Blsck and Cream—and offer them 30 per cent under regular prices. Priestley’s Camels’ Hairs, elegant quality, at 65c.:| 37-e03m. worth 1.25. These elegant goods are all wool, and 42 inches wide. Priestley*s Nun's Veils in ailk and wool and all- ‘with border all round, all sizes, oo Orders or requests for quotations given personal at- | New Henriettas and Drap 4’ Almas. tention, and satisfaction guaranteed in price and quality. 2b-3m H. D. Bun sees rs rom mnl7 a Guzsx Locswoon & Co. ‘TAILORS, y by 196 FIFTH AVENUE, Locewoon. ia ‘Full stock of elegant black goods at lowest prices. ‘919 Pennayivania ave, One Price, jon em, [Cooma Br Gus 4 full tine of GASB COOKING STOVES On hand and for eale WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY, LADIES GOODS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Rubber sizes, 1 to regular price, $2.50. these boots are guaranteed 1st quality or money refunded. 2 cases Boys’ 24 quality Rubber 1 05, $1.05. Cee Enwed Fine Feather it ‘1st In Leather Goods we are + Scoteh-Bottom V. Caif Shoes ‘duced from $2.75, ‘Men’s Fine Calt Boots at: Ladies’ Fine Curacoa Ki $1.80; re- reduced from $2.50. "Button, $1.40, regular Butten, $1.20; regular tadles Head. Made sh¢ 25; s See ‘824 7th st. nw., bet. Hand L o ret © roan intorceat therspera Seequct” “Opera inequaled for styly andquality, $2 per of 50 cigars. ‘Try them. M. & P. MerecEn, 1 417 7th st. 2.7. Wilbor’s Cod Liver O11, Phosphate of ime, Soda and fron, Cures Asthma, Bronch: in bei yi And Scrotuious Humors.— great popularity of this safe and efficacious pre- Paraton ts alone attributable to Its intrinsic Worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Humors and all Cohsumptive Symptoms, it has no superior, itequal. Let no one negiect the ‘when an agent is at hand witich will Slamuracturea only up A mr Wisbe, CaaS Boston. “Sold by all druggis ‘th,s,tu-3 Acts Like Magic. New Yong, Sept. 21, 1887. halt of a bottle of your Riker's Ex thas thoroughly cured me of a most terrible cough. I ‘advise every one to take it for a cold or cough. 29 W. 15th st, Respectfully, GaBRret MACLAs. For Coughs and Throat Disorders use Brown's Bronchial Troches.—“Have never c! That whiten Ybogai inking Wal oc" hers Henty yan thinking well of.”—Rev. Ward Beecher. Sold only in boxes, eOkK-3 Phillips ible Cocoa furnishes nutriment and alas aigestion, 2 “Royal Glue” mends China, GlassWood,£c, REO TICKET ITEMS. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ‘To clove out the balance of our Ladies’ and Children's Fine Felt Hats and Bonnets, sold from 75c. to $2.50, Friday choice 48c. 1 lot of Waitresses’ and Nurses’ Capa, were 250. ; Fri- day 160, each. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 10 Cloth Costa, from 2 to 4 years, sold at 89; Friday 93.98. 6 Cloth Newmarkets (ladiea), sizes 38 and 40, sold for $10; Friday half price, 85. CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘50c. Satteen Corsete’black, red, light bine and white, sizes 23, 24, 25 and 26; Friday 350. INFANTS' DEPARTMENT, Children’s Plush and Conturos Coste, sisss 2 and 3, were @6; Friday 83.98. MISSES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR (Children's Chemises, sizes 4 and 5; Friday 25c. __7TH, 8TH AND DSTs._ Cc, DONOVAN, MaDIS AVENUE, Ne Xe will sell ber ah an nner a street fina ‘Mittinery ‘at reduced ‘Costumes, ‘prices to close stock befure sailing for Europe. ja24-3t '‘RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND Dk Fixe Gris NT, 1205 Rew Yorkers First-class Ladies’ and Gents’ work of every Bathe eeiaah ican ee PEae’ anh r ‘CAROLINE Ee ‘Maison Yriese, Paris." javi-ly 1310 8TH 8T. N. W., 3 Dress and Wrap Maker, Prise Fit te hom. Bar ep 188 M. CUNNINGHA: Fashionable System. C. cu “He-No Tea is the best.” one Sonpete wil'receive ries and instructions ‘by ai dressing, wita, _10-tmn” "MAR: Frosh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per ID. Also, Cottage Chéese and Iuttermilk; sweet Milk be. per quart. EDUCATIONAL. EW YORK ART STUDIO.—INSTRUCTION IN ‘Oil, Water-color. and Pastel. French Oral Lessons; also FREE instruction in anew and usefulart. ‘Mise L. EDGAR, Vernon Row, 945 Pa.ave.,Room 21. Ja20-Ot° ION AND PARLOR ETIQUETTE. rato tpatiuction given one day tn each ity by an experienced 1a er Address Box 87, Star office. ° Maeize LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC AR’ ‘Mrs, ADI Formerly of Now York, 1424 N at. 1 Private Les-ons and Classes,” HE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN EN ‘TUTE (incorporated A. D. 1SH7) receives students nd patients, for ind treatment in Christian § dence Mind Healing. Classes tormed the first Mon- day of each inonth, “For further particulars address the Principal, EMMA GRAY, C..S.D. normal course Ggiduetsot the Massachusctia Metaphysical College, 21-3m" 1915 Gat. n. cary a cH LESSONS—PROF. H. LARROQUE, OF Sorbonne University, Paris, 13314 1 st. nw. Also, Latin, Greek, Spanish, fialian, Portusucse, German, English tuition und translationsat same quarters. INGTON SCHOOL OF FISE ART AND ative Desim, Vernon Row. 945 Pa. ave. ‘Thorough instruction ih drawing. paiuting, modeling and wo.d carving, Day and evening classes. MISS E. J. WALKER. Jaz 1-Im* GUUABANTEE TO TEACH ANYONE TO MAKE A | Miife-size Crayon Portrait in fifteen lessons: no Knowledge of drawing necessary, J- W. REYNOLDS, Studiol May Bld'g.cor. 7th and E sts. ja20-1ni* HE, ART STUDENTS’ CLASSES IN Color. and Antique 3 Pennsylvania ave.” Instructors: Mesars. AG. HEATON and DELANCY GILL; Missos JOHNSTON and SYLVESTER. Terms, per month: Lite of Portrait, 85: Water-Color or Autigue, $3. 7-36" Sate ND REVOLUTIONIZED“ACMEY PHO- nography, simplest, most rapid, most legible. Taught 1016 sinuplejesons. Proficiency in three months. First book. 75e.; wcond book, @1. Classes aud private instruction daily. ‘Tuition by mail a spe- culty. Typewriting taught free. Call or send stamp for progpectus. Washington School, 921 ¥ #t.n.w. jal0-a0" JRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL Removed from 14th xt. to 723 13th st. MOLLE V. PRUDHOMDME'S new system is perfectly simpleand attractive: her pupils learn 40 speak understeud Freuch in thirty lessons, Good pronunciation at sight, Trial lesson free. ‘Morning, afternoon, ing.” Calf any day from References: Hon. and RS. L, PI ‘Teacher vi VOU EVOCUTION. Culture used.” 1 ASH! JORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS: a3. careful traimug aud thorough ‘the classics, wodern langtaye AKIHUR J HICH, AMM Ds JRAWING AND PAINTING ACADEMY 0) Art, 804 F. presided over by Mes. IMOGENE B. OKR LL. who has had 12 medals and studied 15 years in,i-urope with the most celebrated artists. To vent Children forminy careless habits of drawing, they will be eceived Sutur ay, at four years of aze nd upwards for almost uothing. Irstrction in every wich of art, from Drawings of all kinds to Portraits 1d Historical Painting. Evening Classes for Ladies and Gentlewen Mondaysand Wednesdaysat 7. Ja5-Lu* ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Mg wash Oth at aw Rear City Pest Of, ihest Standard Business College in ica, ‘Theory, Practical and Banking Deparunents. Day and Evening Sessions Students can enter at uny time. ACADEMICAT, COURSE. Writing, Grammar, Rhetoric, History, Geography, Arithmnet{c, Alvebra.” ‘Ihe studies in this course elec tive. CatQ§oxues free on application at first floof from 9 a. tn, to 9 p. m.. oF by mail. FRANCIS G. MARTYN, President, C.K. URNER.C. E., A.M. Principal. Colored students not adinitted. WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND Oratory, 904 M st ‘oice Culture, Elocution, Oratory. Stammering peruianently cured. References tepatrone in this city and elsewhere, 9. ST ‘3 HART, Priuicipal. ° TS Te’ eae Exocorros Axp Onatony» LESSONS IN CLASS OR PRIVATE. Winter term of Colleziate Course commences Janu- ary 4, 1888, 32-paxe Catalogue free, MARTYN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORATORY, 313 6th st. nw. (half a block exst of city post-office.) _j24-3m. W 2028 COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 27 STHST. Book-keeping and Commercial Branches cialty. “Terms 85 per month. E COURT F. WOOD, Principal, as0-3m ROOKVILLE ACADEMY—HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.—This school. 20 miles from Wasiingtoi will reop- on January 4, 1884. The second term will begin February 1, 1888." Boysin the house limited to 30, dor, Gretilars apply to lier. br. C.K NELSO: Principal, Brookville, Montgomery Go, Md. —d9-tfel is. lo Mi AND DENGAUTEN, NUKMAL TRAPNING CLASS. Tote sunderland Place mouth of Buyout Cisle diss Q@PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 7TH Jand Dsta.n.w. Entrance on D' st.—establiahed 2:2 ANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND) axp earn. Thoroughly equipped. Young men and women icial positions. Three cor i aa ae 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 Wormley's), Fora few weeks, with the most superb stock of IMPORTED COSTUMES, RECEPTION, DINNER and BALL DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, TEA GOWNS, &c, Ever brought to Washington. All of which willbe sold. T LESS THAN PARIS COST. _ ja-1m F{AVORS FOR THE GERMAN, SCRAP. BOOK PIC- jor Fapgr eufacen vor Pouce aaeatnas ra per Flowers, Pot-Pow rims: Le:tor Paper, Toe. pound, JAY GOULD, 421 bust RS. B. M. MENGERT, 419 9TH ST_N. W. Zephyr and Columbia Yarns, Crewel, Chenille, tting and Liubroidery Silks, i ‘Purses, Fancy Ba-keta, Embroidered Table Mats, Pin Guauions, “and ‘other articles suitable for Holiday se stam Linen Monle cloth latest Sockena™s O70 12 Tgpen. and Muze M. J. Passo, 1309 F st. n.w. Ors, Hunt'ay Has returned from New York with the latest styles ia FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. 4 ection in “SHELL AMBER, and DULL selec SEP ORNAMENTS. = ‘Hair ‘and Bangs Shingled. 219-3m" 188 LOTTIE DAV]S, ‘Lady Shampootr and Hair Dresser, formerly with Mra. G. is oth st. over Thompson's Drug Store. ON FISCHER'S — PRY. E. ia ISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, G st.n.w. tridhout cine sipped. Ladies evening Dress a byecialty. 2 Thirty-tve year Prices ‘called foF aud delivered. Soo etn, we 188 K. HUMPHREY, 430 107TH ST. N.W.. mak and ean perfect Bt snd comfort lar aeaine ge Bh Hangod aoest lniported floaierys eet ani rt 3 Patent Shoulder Braces. and all Dress Reform Goods Bustos. Romp eit ren 81 Corset (Miss H.'sown make) that for the price fs unturpassed. 'N. B—French, German, aud Spenieh spoken, _mr16 DRESS TRIMMINGS. Passementeries and Silk Embroideries, black and aaaae wares Baaes ging 8 Pearl and Gold, Black and Steel Nets, Novelties in Lace Drapery Nets. HOSIERY. Stainless Black Stockings that will fill all require- mente. Silk Stockings in all colors, FOSTER KID GLOVES. Celebrated Foster Improved Lacing Gloves, are su- Perior in fit and reliability, $1 per pair and upward. HAMBURG EDGE. ‘Large assortment of finest quality Edge and Insert- “Fvo thoumnd yards Edge at 18c.; regular price, 35c. CLOAKS and MILLINERY below cost. FELT HATS at 50c. ; former price; $1.75 to 2.75. 219 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE quarterly or monthly in- : s\ways it demand Hus: circulars tree at College offen by tial, Vies-Principal. oa [VATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY; ig adults gouddential: prepares for college, All alle: VY INSIITUE, « w. cor. Sthand K ste. nw. i a Tae sentrrz senor, oF LANGUAGES, WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. N. W., ton, 154 Tremont St: Brooklyn, 40 Court St. Row York, 43, W. 244 St. Phila. 1323 Chestnut Se. Sversational Enowledate in ONE or TWO TEAMS 10 in smndJ} classes; also private lessons, _Highest references. ‘Terms beyin now. 16 me nt YANO LStSS CLARA HARRISON, 1 of Wm. Mason,’ X.Y. _80-bm*_ 8 Grant bet, Oth, 10th, Gand Hats, RADUATE OF HARV. TEACHING IN ashingion, i small Sota dic awh toile ope aw. I. & J. Conux, LONDON, ENG. FOR OUTWARD APPLICATION. COLMAN’S CONCENTRATED MUSTARD OIL, A Bositive Cure For BHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA COLDS AND MUS- CULAR PAINS. ‘Sold by all Grocers and Drugzists, and wholesale by JAMES P. SMITH, 45 Park Place, New York. Gar Tx Bust. THE CONCORD BARNESa, Collar, Coupe Road, a aes episieebe tome Se = ay a Meee & Hoe 1417 Pa av., above Willard’, a Duwno To A Cros 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. about Pact eh soa Tor tose Qa eoet tare. ‘There for Boys, 10> 17 NEL iht lav bo castitcod st lens 'theay Sout There are at five Storm Coats for Men hay wil be sold ae prices to walt you, 8450 up. ‘There are about 1inety Overconts for Men left, in Pune: ‘Chinchilla, Beaver, petites it a Ci tor will. left eo if yon want 2 pleigemesto intra orn ‘The entire stock of Droge and, Buainess Suits, has been reduced at s. woud-rful rate. prices bave Pithout slay? they "are selling ‘Suite for Boys, 4 to 12, at just half former prices: gest bred cloth, $25 NOT ta Conta satin-lined, eee ‘all sizes and qualities, cheaper than ever OAK Leste Couraxrs Exrmacr Or ‘MEAT. “An invaluable tonic. Isa succes and s ‘boon for which nations should feel grateful” Seo “Medical Pree.” “Lancet” &a, Highly recom ‘mended asa “nightoap” instead of aloobolic drinks, LIEBIG COMPANT'y EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest ‘and Cheapest Meat-Flavoring Stock fot Boupe, Made ‘Dishes apd euces. Anaual sale 8,000,000 jam. GENUINE with BLUE SIGNATURE of BARON ‘LIEBIG tm fac-eimile across the label. et sean COR TENTH AND F STS. PALLL..| == HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are offering at « moderate price, (8 few cases cf ex- ‘ceedingly delicious Canned Peaches. Don't fail to secure « few dozen before they are fone, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, s ‘428 Ninth street. es Fromm From ‘THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLDra GER ES: ‘THK CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS. Beware of tr:itations of the Name and Brand, a24>9 sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read, “CERES” And have the tmprintot ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. Nene genuine without thetwo gold medals, W. M. GALT & Co, 14 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealere Fast Bex Favs USE ONLY THIS BEER AND BI HAPPY. ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ‘COK IST AND VA AVES. Phone—S8e-> Faust aul BEER FAUST _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS MOVED WITH patch. 301 _Telephone No. 18. SAFETY AND DIS. NF. ELLIS & 00, 937 Pennsylvania a near 10th at, a2 1-108 ANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED BY COMPE- test workmen at mode: Telephone No. 18. Gere. SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR ‘end 11-40 ae crate prices ‘JOHN F. 937 Penusyivauia ave., near LLIS & CO. 3a21-108 Tent oF concerts; chi moderate, JOHN F. ELLIS k CO. Telephone No. 18. 937 Pennsylvania ave near 10th 0: SECOND-HAND PIANOS.” WE HAVE Now IN SS our warerooms a number of square pianos, Stein Emerson, Way, Chickering, Weber, V which we will them. Telephon j dei tomers. ‘See them—hear them, 9: Telephone Na Telephone No. 18. RGANS—A LARGE AND Orchestral, at very moderate Telephone No. 18. able terms, workmen, il at great bargains for cash, or on eany installments at an advanced price; JOHN F. BLLIS & CO” 937 Pennsylvania ave., near 10th st. JOHN PF. ELLIS & co. Mason & Hamlin, Smith Americ = 925 Pennsylvania ave., | Importer of MUSIC and MUs\ Sole agent for the unegualled STEINWAY, abit UEIKe NG, BIGGS, AXD STRONG & CLARKE'S STE Pianos and Oneaus for sale OF foF rent upou reason- Tue Mostca, Gest, ‘aud others, lease call and wee Ja2]-108 HE HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS-TuE aost | wutiful aud durable in the world ; “tom ‘lamation of of periectiy oneof our Isdy cus- ave., near 10th at. 10% PRIGHT PIANOS—A COMPLETE STOCK; LOW for cash, OF on easy terns. JOHN F, ELLIS & CO. 937 Pennsylvania ave., ‘COMPLE! , Pea barwains for cash; also, sold on eaey terins to reliable parte JOHN F. ELLIS & CO, 957 Pennaylvania ave, near i ICAL INSTRUMENTS, iG ORGANS. ‘juin, Repairing, and Moving done by comp-tent JOSEF HOFF MASN, han recently seni the following letior to Albert Weber, the Great Piauo Manutscrarer THANSLATION, MY anach regres toot samnot slrendy thank you ta the ‘muuch rexret that f cannot mpl latiruaie or the aim whicu youhave placed at iy disposal for ay concerts: Guly the powerful tone, the besutifel siuelia abd carrying quality of your instruments ren prarauce in the Metropolitan Opera Mouse josaibie, er MY ape 4nd until now T have fouud no Instrument whos Tone, To: Grateft uy sere This yo playiuy is the sensation of SS | careers ave linked with of ours, x 13 1217 Main wt, fa2-1m 709 7th st.n.w. and Organs at low prices and Teutat reduced rates. Special Tepairing, Pluos moved with Pinion, mproved by nw story. tell the" so ASK, Avent 811 no, Which Hofmann uses EXC certs, plays G. L. Wu» & Bros. those Fiauos ordered for the New ‘of supreme excellence. 9th wt. a. w. ‘and Musical Properties were so sympa ‘aa those of Your paahot: fortes, JOZIO HOFMANN. Bots ie thugs, aud musicians we due to divine genius December, 1887. Composer has has created peared. Hix mart fairly shared the bos ritten lettor vex his appreciation of Hofmann adds an- Artists whose jeber Piauo. rusincly ‘of the SANDERS & STAYMAN, Estublished 1864. World-renowned Kranich & Bach aud other Pianos weary terms. Pianos for ‘atten best ALLET & DAVIS CELEBRATED UPitiGHT New iieland “Conner: wore a . secgnhang ‘isn a get and St wee ap24 y attention of “Hoiiday Do Nor Poscuss UNTIL YOU SEE THE EWERSON PYARO. A thoroughly first-class inst: it ate medium prica, ‘Over 41,000 nowin use. Oncane st prices from 610 8 Turchasers” is invited | tothcir"New Art atic Styles” fiuisued im dengus of HIGHEST DECORALIV. ART. ronincat makesat all yric., ‘PIANOS TO RENE. eat PLAS c —- WAL KNABE & Co. as S17 Market Siiace, ments ‘Muse in the atty. hay RA Paices Repvceo. WE OFFER BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF EFF Er F a WAS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SEAL SACQUES, © SEAL VISITES, ROBES, MATS, CAPS, GLOVES [)®°*EEn Ess, o8 Tax LIQUOR BATT, J. JAMES Y. DAVIV SONS, 1201 Penn. svenue, Cor. 12thst. ere Charlotte, Columbia, fornia. “Pulfnan Houg*o Rew villeaued tevury serie and 25 PM vin Strasbung Lowa! at AM Deke ‘car Teaers i inepinw sylvania avenue. Shee da Yani Railrosd, dthaud Bete JAS LT 220 HE GREAT trl ‘of Palace’ Line, 9 jet Car to St. Lan Shien, wits Sloop Western Expross, at 8 Cars Washington to Ch cept Saturday 4 daily: at ‘ita: Loule ie and Mt |. m. daily, 11:40 am. 2-00, 4-10, Sunday. 9:00, 11-40 0 p.m. Limited For Brook Ft yt Suday’ ALEXANDRIA AND. WAY, AND AL r f For Richmond and the So and 601 Trains eave Xi 10:13, 1 o3 9:10" Tickets LEAVE wat 400 9 For Cincinuat! and St 9:40 pm. For Lexa Por Pa ‘ m, 2.45 pan aud For intermediate ry Yor Singerly and ini For Baltimore, 5:00, am, 12:10, 2:33, 3.1 4-46, 33, 8: Sun 3:30. 4-40, 5-390, 5 For Aunupolis, 640 pan. On Sunday, 5 clis, 6:40, 5 30am, 12 Stam. 4 10 pan, F Istatfone,totw 00, 6-40, 30 bm. ims 40, 645 and 11:30 p. For ‘Stations om Metre 98-40 aan. 4 90 pm. Mio pm and 15-5 | and Ti F340. 413-30 p.in. * d's ad int 110-00 pan 1:10 pan. stopping at all ‘Sund: % 1210 pam. pam; from Penusylvauia avenue. K. Loko. POTOMAC RI Steamer GEORGE LE! Mouda), Wedwesday an Steamer JANE MUSELE. | Knox and | i Someley WP. Wiel GEO. K PHL | 10 o'clock a.m. about 3:30 p.m «16 Woe ste NEW Teh st » Seri ghttey Sevtnge Brn meee Dele exe diiman Sleeper Wasbimeton to and Ono 4 vision leave Wi and Leck Haven, and Elmira at 9.5 and the bast, Dinius Care, 8 10'a: id ease dai For Beth without chaney 2 00 pan. overy day. City with boats of ma. dutty, ex: aandpin for Weauington. 05, 00am and 13-15) termediate Baggage called for and checked st dences on urders left at Ticket Office, vs sit Mt veexon: MT. VEKNON! STEAMER W. W. 5. =e Char. via Aten > in Wae ington FB wig Bane Tyas ioral tata Bare at 1045 A.M. aod Sheep and Uhio route and Charlottesville at 940 my snd int stotice, 100 Route Stating Poul avLoR Gener! Pascenet ata, ad PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, psi and For Pittsburg and the Weal, Chicaro Limited Express Sleeping Cars B00 um. daily, Past Bie aly ekcept attra: ust Car idioown, to Chicas 10 pam. ciaiiy. with Sheop cm 7.20, 9:00, 11.00, ana 10 00. daily, except Sunday, rough trains connect wt Brooklyn Annes, afond- treet, avoning » aud 11-40 am . . 6°00, 10:00, and 11:20 pan. On Sum day, 9-00, 21:46 am, "2-00, 4:10, 6-00, 10-00, a24'11-26 fan. Limited Expres, Parlor atid Dim: ine Cars. 9°40, week-days and 3-45 For baltimore, 20, 9-00, 14-40, 0.50 12-05, 2-00, 3.48, 4 4:40, 6.00, 10, 10:00, ana 11°20 9. day, 9-00, 9:05, 9:50, 11 40am, 2.00, 3. 6°00, 8:10, 10°00, and.11 20 pan For i. Laue, 7-20 asa. abd 4:40 pam. daily, For Annapolis, 720 and 9-00 12.05, 4.20, and 6:00 Sundays, 9:00 a m.,4°10 pan VREDERICKSBURG | RATL- KANDRIA AND WASHING uth, 00, 10 it Stactay 07 32. and 10°42 p.m. and information at the office, northeast cor. ner of 13th street abd Pennaylvaria avenue, station, where orders can be left for tw ¢ GHEE Seat 3 General Manager. [219] ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. SCREDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887 INGTON FROM STATION, CORNE! OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AN we For Chicago and Northwest, Exp. daily 10 nao st EET Louis, Exp. daily 2-30and For Pittsburg and Cleveland, Exp. daily 10.55 a.m, 8.40pm. fand Local Stations, $8.40 a10, ‘Dowark,and Wiluington, 7300 dally, Expres ) Baltimore and Phil- Leave Aunap- 30 pau. Sundaya, een Washington and Balt 0, politan Brauch, +6 trains leave Washingtoa on Sunday only at Stations ou Metropolitem For FREDERICK, 18.40 am, 12.30 pm. 15.30— Pittabarg, daily. >a Aiiadeiphia, Chester and Wilmington, 10:45 910 end MO pa dally and fT 0 ps jortnediate pae ue 6. - dea timore for Washington Tash ean ane #Bxtept Sunday. Daly Wt. CLEMENTS, Manager, General Passcuver Agent VER BOATS. wk NORFOLK, OLD PUINT AND THE SOUTEL TY eaves Washingtom fosay at eam Tu'sd) aud Thureday A pai, and Sanday at 4 pin “sidaimer Leary lands at Piney Poiwt quite abd retarer joseley lands at Cornfield Hartor guine and retary Lloyds express will call and clieck ot hotels and private rendensos., ‘Telopucue-coll . are, 62. »P. 5. Co. Suse, Land 6.C.Co. ‘W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th-street wharf dai ‘ for Mt, Vernon and iver Landinss Se far down an chysecot sd Tieturuion, Peaches Wastiagtoa LL BLAKE, Captain, DINGS EK “WARKEFIELD™ Retarniag TUESDAY wwer Laude Na and st _OCEAN STEAMERS. A™TIc & WESTINDIALINE NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TORS. British, Deuish and French Wee: India Isiaude, 63 ®. BARRACOUTA, ‘Sailing 25th Jan, 34 March, and therearter_ ‘St. Kitts Am 9 Gag, mare, ot Bt. Grote. St. King An: Smoking Roum, Bath Movin. &.- a, excelent Coane, ‘Apply to LEAL CKAST & CO. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Gusar Repvonox Ix Puce Or STOVES, (Of @hich we still haves Large Assortment remaining stock of above guods we now offer at HEDUCTION of 10 to 20 PER CENT telow Regular Prices, including several of the C-lebrated RADIANT HOME'S aud otber Sret-cias Base Burning Stoves. ‘Give us ecall. et W. 8 JENKS & CO, *__ 717 7th street. B. Lzsrex& Bro. ‘with P. Manson Miss & Oa.) a En0, 608 TR ge