Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1888, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. For the District of Columbia, New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair; slightly warmer; southwesterly ; tional Bank of Washington to make a deposit of $590, and as he was leaving his place his father added $400 more. He reached at a few minutes of 3 o'clock and in line, there bei ver fifteen and two behind One of tracted his attention by holding = in hishand. Mr. Burden dropped ery bottle is sold with a guarantee, and if | Place and t pene Pan not sat ‘tory the price (75c.} will be cheer- | G20 noticed that a man outside fally rei man with the bills, and the la To those wish: aker of 4 Cod Liver Of Phosphatie Braddon’ is recom | BY this time Mr. Barden mended. This preparation, which contains 25 per cent of Cod Liver Oil, is too well-known to need comment. It has been used extensively Phosp oni propared of the best Nor- tic Emulsion is Nor- le ap in my laboratory daily. Pint bottles, ee Ry $1. Delivered to any part 'To those who use the Cod Liver Oil plain I offer special prices for December. Until Jan. ‘Ist I will sell half-pint bottles of Cod Liver oi at 2e., pint bottles at 40c., at Tic. This is the best Norwegian Cod Liver Oil im- Ported, and is purchased by mein packages. Epwarp P. Mertz, 1014 F st. n.w., The pioneer of low prices in ogi e ee ness Ltver Oil, lypop! and Soda, is the only Cod- ites of Lime made that Hi EF HE iff He N. B. If you make up your mind to try Hood's Sar- saparilla, do not be induced to take any other. i F KE U rat tty fm T FREN by all druggists. by C.I. HOOD & CO., 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Qoter Srrizs Or Goons ARE NOW COMING INTO USE FOR CAPE OVERCOATS, HERETOFORE PRONOUNCED PATTSRNS HAVE TAKEN THE LEAD, AND "Rae CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 72m WT. Variety Store, F i Ey s i EF E 3 it a3 z E LEE ii 2 Eee cet sctend One im walking leisurely w lowed him to a restaurrnt one connect with 0 different styles of Handpainted Baste, "91.39; Fancy Duster S%c.; French China 9. ele aT Ee a Bemask ‘Linen ‘Xi ‘Quilt, Panavevema Sronz DECEMBER OPENING OF GOODS FOR THE HOLI- Doll bag he Be $1. rH add 3 a ry, swered the telephone. They, ho tained no other clue save a descri | aidan ofa Sechelt Rockville Gleanings. FIRE AND THEFT—NEW OFFICERS OF THE TEACH- ERS’ ASSOCIATION—A FIRE SERVICE NEEDED IN THE TOWN—PERSONALTIES, Correspondence of Taz EVENING Stan. F i i GREAT DEMAND; BUT FOR GENTLEMEN ‘WHO PREFER MORE MODEST STYLES WE. Thousands at Goldschmid’s ‘There has seldom been such a demonstra- tion of favor shown by the Washi Public en elegant new double filled with beautiful housefurnishings, fanc: &c., and other presents, on F street, between 10th’ and Tith streets, was opened on Saturday. All day an immense crowd surged through the store and fifty clerksmade 6,000 sales. The were kept closed all day, only admitting patrons as others out, and while it was estimated that the visitors numbered from 10,000 to 15,000 people, probably twice that number were unable to enter. There was a line iages in front of the building most of the day. Mr. Goldschmid was the recipient of a great number of congratulatory te! and a row of elegant floral designs which were sent him were at the entrance. Business looks bright for this new enterprise.” ‘ I wish to tender my hearty thanks for this more than generous outpouring of my friends and patrons, while to the many who were un- able to secure entrance and proper attention, I desire to offer an apology, toge er with the as- surance that to-day wi 1d me better e to attend to their wants. Early shoppers will avoid the crush. Try to be early, if possible. Vv fully LDSCHMID, eT Ee? 1007, 1000 F st. nw. Gnear Dot Saux Thursday, December 6th, at Tux F, HAVE JUST BROUGHT OUT SOME LINES 1 OF DARK, QUIET MIXTURES AND EN- Rocxvinie, The slaughter house and fixtures of Mr. Rich- ard Hewitt, near Norbeck, on the 7th street pike, were destroyed by fire yesterday morning, about 2 o'clock. On the evening before Mr. Hewitt had killed and dressed five large beeves and hung them in the building for sale to his customers in that part of county. When the fire had gained such headway as tobe without con! it was discovered by those who were first on the scene that a of the meat had been removed, and it is eet that the premises were fired to hide the theft. The slaughter-house was mt to other buildings, but they were saved. The loss is estimated at #400, with no insurance. Mrs. Sarah Benson, wife of Mr. W. H. Ben- son, died at her residence, in Clarksburg dis- trict, on Saturday, in the seventieth year of her age. Mrs. Benson was « member of one of the largest and most influential families of the county, having ‘many relatives both here and in the District. The recent burning of the stables of the Corcoran hotel at this place, by which a large portion of the town was endangered, has aroused a feeling among the people in favor of some arrangement by which such catastrophes may be met. At present the town has no se- curity against fire except what may be accom- plished by buckets of water thrown upon the lames. In the last instance it is but just to say that all worked with a will, the young ladies of the place taking their position at the nearest pumps and ordering the men to carry the water as they pumped it. The large number of col- ored men did all that was possible to do to save the Froperty endangered, for which they have the thanks of the entire community. . Lee Offutt and bride returned to their home here last night after an extended tour through the north, stopping in Philadelphia, New York and other cities. At the recent meeting of the teachers’ asso- ciation of this county the following officers were elected for next year: W. H. Hinkley, president; J. P.. Byrne, vice-prew ident; Miss lanche Braddock, ‘secretary; J. J. Higgins, treasurer. The association will meet in on the 15th of February, next. Joshua W. Watkins, committed to jail here on Thursday last on charge of Seating a criminal assault on Prudence V. Burdett, near Damascus, still maintains a sullen demeanor, and vill give no statement in regard to the matter. The Repel ppp by Cooke D. Luckett of the house and lot of Albert J. Abruney. in this [ep for Mrs, Sarah McCabill, of New York, S. W. A As Bh tk = ‘couldnt a sale of ‘7th st. n.w. ‘TIRELY PLAIN GOODS. be waited on at our OUR BLUE CHEVIOT COATS OF THIS rr ices tian regular prices, Great Bargains in Lace Curtains. We are Tamrcaneae ‘DRESS GOODS DEPART! Special Baneains in Cashmeres, Wefyea and Hen- Just received—I lot 54-inch Tricots, in mixtures, at 60c,: worth 7: 53-inch Cloth Suitings, all colors, ps0 end g STYLE ARE THE LATE PRODUCTION OF ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST NEW YORK HOUSES, AND ARE PARTICULARLY 50c. t Styles in Cloakings, at HANDSOME AND STYLISH. #375. — Desks, 92c.; Velocipedes, yy of every description, 41c; Tool Chests slightly 80! 12c.; 3 Pie Plates, 5c. Decorated Din- ner, Tea, and Chamber sets sold 25 per cent cheaper than in any other house in this city. 1 It is Generally Fully Acknowledged that as a remedy for hoarseness, coughs and catarrhs, the m Mineral Pastiles (for sale by all druggists at 50c. a box) are unexcelled. They Satay ry thus accepted not only in Ger- many, where they are a home product, but also in England, the continent and America, and most eminent physiciansand ialists express their satisfaction at tke results obtained with their aid. Following is the extract from a let- ter of the celebrated vocalist, Mme. Ma Sembrich, wherein she writes: I cannot help informing nen of the splendid effect of the Soden Mineral les in the case of vocal indisposition. Their influence upon the entire ‘ism is so excellent that I con- tinually use them, and I must warmly recom- mend them to all my colleagues. ed. MaRcELLA ) : lonist Club, 68 Pall Mall, 8. W., London. Main Depository (principal salesroom or sole agency for America) SopEN MixeRaL SpRixos > it, New York. 1 Who Wants r IN PLAIN OVERCOATS WE HAVE AN asap api sa lot 38-inch Tricot Mix- CARHART & LEIDY. 928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. UNUSUALLY FINE LINE OF ALL THE al N ow . Reuapy. HOLIDAY Goons. DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, RICH CUT GLASS. FINE PLATED WARE. _ PARLOR LAMPS. AND FANCY CHINA. ALL KINDS. FROM BEST FACTORIES IN EU- ROPE. OUR OWN IMPORTATION. SEVERAL PATTERNS DECORATED ENGLISH DINNER SETS, HALF PRICE, MOST. POPULAR STYLES, AND VAR®ING IN PRICE FROM $10 TO 850. AT THE FORMER PRICE WE SHOW THE BEST LOOKING, AND, WE THINK THE BEST COAT WE HAVE EVER SEEN “FOR THE MONEY.” AT THE LATTER THE Gas Frxrvnes and Lamps, at Shedd & Bros, Hersacn'’s Great Suor Save. _ Take note of our genuine reductions in fine pes gents’ hand-sewed gaiters, $8.50. $4 French welt shoes, €2.97. $2.50 Waulen hast. s195, aukenphest, $1 ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1009 PA. AVE. FINEST AND HANDSOMEST GENUINE mes al-3w Wx. H. Mc Krew, “Successor to R. H. Taylor.” “SCHNABLE” BEAVER WE KNOW OF, . Sempricy, EB. BARNUM, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Wuar A Cotzzctios OF HANDKERCHIEFS” For both Man, Woman and Child. in either silk orlinen, im plain white, fancy bordered or mourning handkerchiefs, Such s collection of va- rious styles are seldom shown. Perfect beauties of ladies’ linen handkerchiefs for 10c., 15¢, and 25c., and men's good quality—real linen handkerchiefs—for 25c. 1,000 dozen gent’s white silk handkerchiefs, with initial, for 50c. Gent's better 1 $1, $1.25. Gent's Cashmere and Silk Mufflers in white or faticies, Children’s handkerchiefs as low as 5t. in fancy bor- a3 pair of Gloves? What kind do you want? A heavy New Hampshire Buck or a French Kid? you drive a car, or a four-in-hand? Do you “go in” for dress or warmth? In a vent you can be suited at Fraxo's, One ice Hatter and Furnisher, corner 7th and D. 1 Save Your Pennies! Don’t waste 25 cents, but buy a bottle of Salvation Oil for it, 1 Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th & H. Dongola button, $1.95. Misses’ and boys’ shoes very low. Rubber boots and arctics. SEAL'SKIN SACQUES AND JACKETS. ‘We are sole agents for one of the best Fur Houses in ‘New York city, and guarantee every garment we sell to be just as represented. When required, medsures are taken and garments made specially to order. Be- fore purchasing we would solicit an inspection of our stock and ask you to compare our prices and qualities with other houses dealing in these goods. WRAPS, ‘We are showing s very large assortment of every va- riety in Ladies’ Long and Short Wraps—plaiu, hand- somely braided and fur trimmed; in all the fiew color- L. Hersrex, 402 7th st. See: The Old Lady in Window. Rocuestex Lamps, at Shedd & Bros. Loox ror Ovr Ap. in Wednesday evening’s Star for our great sale of Dolls. Tae Farr, 812 7th street n.w. Iv You Want any Fine Diamonds we can save you 20 percent. fh. Harris , 482 7th et. Tar Twerve Linesse Spectat Prick FoR Next | WEEK: for $5,000 is considered an evidence that the | der. ings—Black, Navy-Blue, Dark Green, Garnet, Red, Ox- 150 pairs Nottingham Curtains, only $1.50 pair. property here is considered desirable to those | Handkerchiefs are at all times acceptable, and for a Blood and all reekdine sbadesin Brown; at prices sc- EXHIBITION FLOORS 200°“ be ne e who wish a home in a thriving town near the HOLIDAY GIFT nething is more suitable. What a lovely assortment of mourning handkerchiefs in neat, plain or check borders. SEE US ON TRIMMINGS THIS WEEK. ‘New goods just in. BEAUTIFUL BRAID SETS AT HALF PRICE. Passementerie sets at such prices that you will ‘wonder how we got them. Ladies’ warm skirts in all the different grades. A knowledged by all to be as lowas any house in the eity, Remember our styles and many of our fabrics are confined exclusively to us. PLUSH JACKETS AND SACQUES. ‘We are showing three (3) lengths in Jackets—23, 27, and 30 inches—and in plain and seal edge at prices from $14.50 upwards. Sacques, full length, from @20 to $45. Our $45 Sacques we guarantee the best quality of seal plush and finest lining and real seal loops, 50 “ Swiss Lace 75 “ Portieres 100 - 8. AL SKILL AND Carrrat cannot eonstruct a better railroad than that of the B. and O. between this city and pe ere ep It has compelled expressions of admiration from all who have traveled over it. The B. and 0. has inaugu- rated the fastest train service ever attempted between Washington and Philadelphia, and they intend to maintain it. No extra fare is charged for quick time on the B. and 0.—Adet. ————____ W. B. MOSES & SON'S FSTABLISHMENT. id D sta. n.w. j._ Consult Hempler, cor. 434. Go to Jno. R. Keity,Center Market, for Wash- ington dressed beef. Corned beef a specialty. Loox ror Our Ap. in Wednesday evening’s Star for our great sale of Dolls. ‘Tue Far, 12 7th street n.w. Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Washington, D.C., Are filled with the most attractive stock of Furni- ture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods and Interior Decora- tions to be had from home and foreign markets. —_—_——_ 7 beautiful cloth skirt, with nice plaiting, at Oe, worth CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. ‘The following are a few of the special attractions to a Baker Norwegian ¢ Cod Liver Oil” heals the} BD R@k — PPpRP A i OS BEES Ladies’ wrappers with the new Smock Trimming in| In our Children's Department you will find ever | 2h floor: builds up waste, and strengthens. ot nS EPS Sag | ait the colors, forty different styles at very reasonable prices. W: FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR. Jxo. C. Baxen & Co. Iphia, |Dop & RO. b ik HH GcO Eee Sss8| Warm goodsfor Intantsin Booties, Hacques, Leguins, have received many new goods this week. ine Silk, 32 inches wideabout 550 yards, Sa Caps, and so many other things that we wish you 5 11 pleces Fine Silk, 32 eal yar Gas Hzatrxo Stoves, at Shedd & Bros, oo PRE A EE would call and see what we cannot begin to tell youof | Full line of Ladies’, Misses, and Children’s Furnish- | in ai) the newest shades, worth 85c., reduced to Soc. “Charlotio 1 = $° BF & £4 See here. ings, comprising Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, my Ick Cream, Charlotte Russe, Jelly, at Fus- ce RRR FE aA MMM ee per ya rs ©cR RE AA M . LANSEURGH & BRO., Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers, Umbrellas, &e., &¢. . poll's, 1425 New York avenue. ccc R R ERR A A MM SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR, Sones gen ayaa 420, 422, 424 and 426 7thst.n.w. ‘Men's LINED GLOVES at half price. BBR OA, OK UK NN N coc There are $5 pairs of Fine Imported ChenilieCur- Ber 2A a PENN G G e tains, 50 inches wide by 334 yards long, left of the 100 Table Lampe. Bar 2“4 EH OS S¥ G9 WM. B. MoKNEW, paire which were reduced from $10 to $7 per pair, E. F. Brooxs, 531 15th street. I T I eR ktenin, which is less than cost to import. P. Oyster Tm Oo Www © PDD, ERE RRR, eta) = THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR. Jas. F. Oyster, cor. Pa. ave. POO WWWWw E Frise Burren. P *, °o 0 WWWW D D EE Before starting on your expedition of Holiday Shop- 00 “te Jow, Lowell and Hartford Body and 9th, and 9th-st. wing Center Market. gE 2 ww ww oe E = , that you are ded with » ‘that will 23 $33 Pennsylvanissvenue, | 1,300 yards best Bigelow, Lowe! y Pune Rosser Crpen, fresh made every day, at Warrser's, 471 Penn. ave. n.w. Tue Fam, 812 71H 5 Don't f t our great sale of Thurs- day, December 6th. Tar Far. protect your feet from cold and moisture, aud at the same time give you ease. Nowhere else in the city will you find an assort- ment of Shoes, equal to ours in quality, variety ‘aud low prices. ‘Where will you find a Shoe superior in style and ‘Workmanship to our $4“Eclipse” Ladies’ finest band-welt and hand-turned Button Boots? Agood thing cannot be repested too often. We cannot ssy too much of our $3 “Best on the Globe” genuine hand-sewed Button, made of the best Dongola or of the soft, yet tough Kangaroo ee ee Brussels, in choice dedigns and colorings, Reduced from 81.35 to $1 per yard. FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. 13 Japanese Screens, 6 fect high, 4 wings, gold em- broidery on satin, Japanese cloth back. Reduced from $12 to $10. FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR . A very large Easy Arm Chair, covered in best leather, Reduced from #25 to $15. SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A Solid Walnut Wardrobe, handsomely veneered, French beveled-glass doors. Reduced from $00 to 850. Woeren-Is Hear. Also our well-selected stock of Shoes, from which la- dies can select and be properly fitted with Stylish, Durable, and Comfortable Shoes for walking, or Light, Easy, and Pretty Shoes for the house. Slippers for comfort as well as for receptions, &c. Just opened to-day a choice selection of shades in Suede Slippers and Ties. Gentlemen can find Street Shoes and Dress Shoes in the leading styles at popular prices. Children’s Shoes receive our special care, both in selection, quality, and attention tothe propor fitting of the little feet. ‘Lime, or Alum. DR. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. 7-smkw sensation of the hour. it. People are awake to overcoats of Hamburger’ — for $10, - — tipely ait and 80 on. nt at vel . =< raped smo price. ‘Then there sre our $2.50 Ladies’ Waukenphast Button, made of soft Tampico Gost, with heavy, Soles, or French Dongola with Patent Tips, round toes and real low heels they are cheap, indeed. at $3. For $2 we can give you the softest, easiest Shoe you can surprisingly durable; can give = You any shape—A to E width—either of Kid, Straight or Pebble Goat. ‘Maybe you don’t care to spend more than $1.25 or Tr Dozs Pay To Apvennse. ° PEOPLE DO READ ADVERTISEMENTS. SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A 3-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite, with a large beveled glass in bureau. Reduced from $28 to $22. EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A Mahogony-finished Suite, with lanse double bed- stead, large bureau with beveled French plate glass, large washstand with splasher rod, all haudsomely carved. Reduced from 895 to 880. NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. « A fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand-carved Side- board, with 3 large closets, 1 large Hnen drawer, and 2 napkin drawers, extra heavy plated medallion pulls of latest design, 5-foot top, 53x24 French plate glass. Reduced from $115 to $95. TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. ‘A large handsome Rug Couch, very comfortable. Re- duced from $35 to $25. ELEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. 875 yards best all-wool extra super. Ingrain Carpets, including Lowell and Hartford makes, in new and de- sirable patterns. Reduced from 75c. to SSc. per yard. DALTON & STRICKLAND, 210-2 ‘939 Pennsylvania ave, A Cyctoxe Is Paces Or CLOTHING. GOODS MUST BE SACRIFICED. CLOTHING CONVERTED INTO CASH AT ALL HAZARDS AT THIS We found two hundred and ten people last Saturday who read our Friday's Ad., and we will test the ques- tion still further by offering for the present week to ACCEPT THIS AD. AS 25 CENTS IN PAYMENT FOR ANY PAIR OF SHOES COSTING $2 OR OVER. PPh convinced the most skeptical of our last Sstur- GIGANTIC BANKRUPT SALE, o12 F. ‘Men's $30 Overcoats a This is always our rule, and we are building ups reputation for the excellence of our Shoes, as well as for the Strict Reliability of Our Representations. COME AND TRY US, AND BRING THIS CLIPPING WITH YOU. ie Ee Oe Main Store, 816 7th st. TWELFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR, bares 5.75. CITY AND DISTRICT. : ‘Weet Rnd Store, 1922 Penn. ave. 057s ag take our word, but come,and that will ten | There areabout 30 rolls, or sbout 1,500 yards of AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE. Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penn. ave. s.¢. the tala. Every dollar's worth must be ould, se matter | thon 660, B. 0026-w,f,m,3m ‘what the loss may be. ‘TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS which have been selling for 423¢c. per yard, which Jess than cost to manufacture. These will be closed out st 42 3¢c. Callearly and secure choice of the ten patterns remaining. All the above prices are for cash on or before de- WH. B. SES CORKER 11TH AND F STs. XN. W.. ee BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE, 912 F STREET N.W., SIX DOORS FROM 9TH STREET. (The Original Misfit Store.) 128-3m Axsavon's.—Mrs, Potter in “Twixt Axeand| n27-tuwat Crown. Nartoxat.—‘‘A Parlor Match.” Hanais’.—“Waifs of New York.” Grose.—Variety. Kenxay’s.—Muldoon’s athletic combination. Paxonama.—Battle of Shiloh.” —_—__ CONDENSED LOCALS. | er aoe Joe Blackburn has returned re entirely refitted and refur- Sravesrerep. www wywww ‘eww f absence. Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock the frame church af the corner of 14th cod Baran, in [ if f i Bi ie HH iff zt i E f HE st thou 7, at that price, ! Sits, both Sack and “ll THEM! WHERE THEY ARE SOLD THE CHEAPEST! ‘YOU KNOW THE SPOT! VICTOR EB. ADLE 10 «=6PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10 927 and 929 7th et. aw. ‘Massachusetts ave. | ” ‘One Prion, (Coen Retundags | s : e ‘4 l ADV a Ggrnd Shaheepearean, of A MIDSUMMER NIG! LAUGHING WEEK. KING FUN ‘Will reign here this week. § ‘ s Present loyt's A PARLOR Fauuet Pay, “MATCH. Matinees: cas Matiness: Wedn Me a 7 Wednerday, EVAN! HOEY, On FRIDAY EVENINGS, Dec. 14, Jan. 18, Feb. 15. This famous Orchestra is now in the midst of the most successful season in Boston ever known in that or any other American city. DESCRIPTIVE PROGRAMS, Similar to those of the London Philharmonic Society, sent in advance of each concert to subscription ticket SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS. each covering reserved seat for the three concerts, $2.50 and $3.50, now on sale at J. F. ELLIS & CO.’S, 937 Pa. ave. 43-5 ___ BURDITT & NORTH, Managers, KERANs NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. ‘Matinees Mon., Tues., Thur., and Sat. WILLIAM MULDOON ATHLETIC axp BIG SPECIALTY COMPANY. An assemblage of artists seldom if ever equalled in ‘Americ a3 se RIS’ BIJOU THEAT Matinees | Tucaday, Thrursd ‘Beautifal and costly sour ER, December 3. y and Saturday | Matinees enirs given away at every Matinee —The Talented Young Actor — N. 8. WOOD, In his Great Success, the WAIFs OF NEW YORK. ——— yan Excellent er ye mee Mechanical Effects, &. _Next Week—GUS WILLIAMS.” SermNALKS BY TRAVELERS Prof. JAMES H. GORE, ¢ ibject: “Scenes iu Germany ‘Sub, Admission by tic had sree by any youne man applying’ at ¥. ave. “The ‘couse ts for men oly. 2 _n19-an.wkf2mn RES! MS. A. M. GLADING, GY Philadelphia, the celebrated Trance Medium, Will deliver a course of Grand Lectures on SPIRITUALISM jan Assoc Dec. 7, ket, to be. 409 N. 1 RAND LECT ATIONAL. EDUC KS Soe URE PARISIAN ACCENT OF FRENCH, MDLLEL cl Pupil of Mme. Q 31 F st. nw. mear ‘iret #20, in advance. Security NE-HOUR LESSONS VOLAPU Addrese E. > LOLO F st, \ft. VERNON SEMINARY, 2200-1104-1116 M STREET AND 1128 1TH STREET. DAY sanoor ouN@ axD uittur arin Lary Bae BOARDING AND ‘LADIES WANTED SCHOLARS IN SHORTHAND. - sons civen by competent teacher teres Soke erate. te SHER” Star oties, Bia HE PARIS EXPOSITION. REE: A Special Course of French for its Visitors at @ 41.6: PROF. DES GARENNES, 1203 19th wt. nw ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 13 2M. chusetts ave Thorough Musical Course ot! Pans saith daily use of Eectnicon, Comat, Harn Gritar and Banjo. Special attention ‘given ‘to harm thorvweh bass classes: also to vocal ai-am ERMAN CONVERSATION TAL natural method by a native to vesidem: at " 2 € and eratmar if desired. Address PROP! HT BY THE eentle- ok. % ae ‘NIVERSITY- TRAINED TEACHE! Lise Me a a 285 per mot S c ton, TEACHER. 291 Pet nw TST ST, GEORGE'S HALL POR BOYS. ST. GRORGE'S, S7aryiond. Cuscrpensed 50 8 year. Prof. J. RINEAR, A Mt. Principal, sti@-nodlhe ws HE PEEKSKILL EMY, PEEKS Thi . for Cataborue n28-col It ‘Principal, LITARY ACAD! AINTING, DRAWING IN CRAYON AND CH. coal taught by MISS L. CA New D. New York Send jOHN N. TILDE: T = tu ‘or Children, #10 th nw Semdiorensvalare Soo- tert WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND Oratory, 004 M st.n.w.. Mrs. M STEVENS HART, Principal. Keice Culture and Natural Expressiou y ** STAMMERING cured. Keterences to patroma,030-1m TY LESSONS, CLASS AND uxival rudiments, self. . Vermin Be © TING—INSTRUCTION LN all or in r classes, at ADEMY OF FINE AKTS, sod EB i) and see the wonderful progress of students, KINDERGARTEN AND PRI- mC ng ARTIC: aecompasiyans ic PADING taught the ‘Deaf. ULATION aud SPE: 20-1m* JANG LESSONS — MISS Pry of Win. Mason, N. ¥. for xo GEAKA MARRINON, Kindergarten Systeui Tittie Children a Specialty. . 1234 13th st nw, EBELSYSTEM, GRADED si land Metiicds, near Masmaclu- setts ave. st DW. ¢ 8 German, Drawing and Galisihenies,” Fougeenth year, Misses POLL@Ck aud NOERK, Princ Normal Department for Teachers, n&-Im” ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, St Cloud Building, 9th and F sts. Twentieth year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, &c advantages. 0. B. BULLARD, Director." nL HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY —THE Oooo Tan Scientific School opened October 1. The classes, which meet in the evening are open to both sexes, For information about the courses. In Algebra, Geometry, Every SUNDAY MORNING at 1] -30 and evenings at | Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry and Calcul * 7:30 at G. A. HALL. 1412 Pennsylvania avenue north: | to HL: HODGKINS Profesnor of Mathemation ofr west, during the inonths of DECEMBEK and JANU- | ¢ = ————— Her eloguen wells as her tests are remarkable, ox, Oratory, Activa» and In Morsand Spiritualists will be handsomely Lessons in CLASS or PRIVATE in any obe or more Besutifal dlesoures on fpititncticn a7 m4 hese ner COLLEGE Ob ELECIION ENb ORATORE, eR Secures Om Bpirivoationn._4@3-04"_ | 313 Oth ot-n.w. (haifa block cast of Gi Poon Wook: RTAINME: ristian WEDNESDAY, RT ENTE! Readings, XES. 5 cents, un. ave., near 11th st. Matinees Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Seturday. Night X. Week commencing Dec, WOKLD's STAR NOVELTY COMPANY. the tinest Vaudeville Artists. See small bi performers. Grand Female First Part com of is for ist Of and Arno’s Fe- male Statuary. Also, at every perfory ring exhibiticu between FAT? jou fat man boxer of the . wht of Phi I remain the, ox seats, 50. Orchestra, 30, nette, 20, ty, 10. OF SONG.” ¥, Wortd, sit SCH, M, be: T ; DEC. 6 “Tickets Wier, HALL. ‘To-uight and every nicht this week - 5 PROF. CARPENTFICS HYPNOTISM, n8-1m Co*SREGATION a FRIDAY EVENING, THE GREAT ORATOR. Tickets 75¢. and $1 including Reserved Seats. sale at Ellis’, 037 Pa. ave. a REHEARSAL OF THE BANJO OR- ‘RA will be held December 15, Those de- For 4 ESELLSCHAFT, ‘ueatrical performance for the benefit of the r the ices of the Ledics’ Se: MASONIC HALE. 9TH AN ES 6, 1 Sts. 8 PM. will be rendered: i BRAUT one-act comedies AND. EIN BRAEUTIGAM, DER SF! Admission at principal Book, Dri SIXTH ANNUAL HOP OF HOPE COUNCIL NO. 11, S. of J., to be beld TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 4, 1888, at KHELDON HALL, No. 1004 Fat,” Tickets i dmitting Gent and Ladies. Grand Es 9 clock. ° \EAND FESTIVAL in.aid of ildren ‘ug and Mu Coxszes SATIONAL CHURCH, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. ORGAN RECITAL BY MR. JARVIS BUTLER, ASSISTED BY MRS. MATTIE MULLER, of Baltimore, Pisniste; MR. CHARLES HARDING, of Baltimore, Basso. TICKETS, including reserved seats, FIFTY CENTS. At SANDERS & STAYMAN’S, 934 F st. nw. and METZEROTT'S, 1110 F st. uw. n2std10 GUTH sEasox. FIRST CONCERT. CHORAL SOCIETY. Assisted by Mr. D, M. BABCOCK, of Boston. Admission, 50c. Secured Seata, $1. At Metzerott's, 1110 F st. TH SEASON. THE BISCHOFF CONCERTS, at Tur CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, IN Two wi B poston a4 Orches- The, ‘Dee. 11. tral Club and | Cushing, Dec. 12. iy Frederick Jameson, Jan. 16. Tenor. ‘Swedish Feb.12, Qeicite, sonisted by Edmund. Feb, 13. Mar. 28. 19 Apr. 16. Jan. 15. TZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. — Terms begin now. om | JARIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL—A PRIMARY, 1 FP mncaate pd High Schon for both sexes 2, _ 9029-0 THOS. ‘W. SIDWELL. Principal, BUSINESS EDUCATION — BOOK-KEDPING Peninansiip, Commercial Type-writi penton : Lite Scholarship, @25. tabiinied 1885, WOUD'S COMM AL SCHOOL, 407 E. Cap. au25-Om MA2E3'5 , COMMERCIAL “Coun AND Se of Telegraphy and writing, 313 6th St. a. w.. near City Post-Oftice, Hishest Stand- ant Business Coilege in Aimerica.” Splei equip. ‘The largest aud most commodious building In ted to business training. . Colored students not ANTYN, 3. E., PBneipal. : NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR o ITHEN C. SHORTLEDGE’S MEDIA (Pa.)ACADE- welB-tjal i, President. C. K. CRNA oe FOR BOYS sent free. ¢! Hi CEDARS” — A BOARDING AND Dak ‘CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, SPENS OCTOBER'L. Address _rel-im ‘3 MISS EAKLE, 1916 35th st A RARNARD (GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS, singly oF in small Clason Ay sel®-2mo At Sanders & St OF. SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY NOW oper for the reception of pupile MONDALS, WED. NESDAYS and SATURDAYS. or send for ciree> lars, 1004 F st_n.w. auz3-Sa Kk. JOHN CAULFIELD Will resuine lessons at 1012 14th st, fouse, ‘opposite the Hamilton He ‘October 1, ISSK, (ESTABLISH 1877. jew courses for ep itm’ Churcls uring Bog tor practice, THEO ING: sm LADIES’ GOODS. «J. Pus 20 F st. m. NDI, Also, A special selection in SHELL AMBER AND QULL JET ORNAMENTS. SHAMPOOING, Hair Dressed aud Bangs Shingied. su31-4m*_ Gres DIES FAILOR RIDING HABITS, COATS, WRAPS made by meu tailors. Nes! Hrices moderate aasteiertiog GLO. WHIT! 1110 F st. eis, ria, Novelties, Fancy ry ISTMAS. _ eel 3-5 Fetablishment, ors, Plush “bristinas: FOR