Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1889, Page 7

ed THE EVENING STAR: PARISH vi _ Absolutely Pure. ver. Grocers are re y satistnce bracts srfeagt tye refund price pata t ‘not perfect): ‘and ws ted by us. We ask atria. ABRISH So Pow DER. Baituwore, Md GOLD MEDAL, ., PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & 0.8 Breaktast Cocoa is bar ee! No Tamnions mixed with Starch, Arrowruct or Sugar, ‘and Is therefore far more economical, costing less than one conta cup. It ie a PHILADELPHIA, Pears’ Soa (Scented and Unscented) SECURES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. F ALL DRUGGISTS. T y ne Cycrentrs, 1406 N. Y.ave, 50 Brand New Sufety Bicyciea forrentat 308. per hour—G10 yer mon’ w 2 e = ark Yo. to ee = = Betety “for $1. On Fescheols ie Rights. WE SELL SAEs ¥ 8 ez. \ONTH. if Iaty Mave yon bought & bow pt of ta pe no! These are the old ones— @ressed with Wolf's AG ME Blacking It makes them look ++e new; also dressed with it .10.d their polish wi rubber, even should the snow creep in. It sav the leather and wate~proofs it: and my = says it is just as good for BABNESS as for Shoes WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadalphiz¥ 719 719 BARGAINS SEASONABLE GOO™%. ‘We bave just opened a few Special Barvains in LINEN HANDEERCHIEFS. One lot Colored Printed Borders at 1234 . each: worth double the money. A WHITE HEMSTITCHED SHEER LINEN HAND- KERCHIEF, with Colored Border, at 12}¢c.; extra- ordinary value. The Best LINEN HANDKERCHIEF st 25c. ever offered at that price. ‘Men's All-linen WHITE HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIEFS at 15c. ‘Men's All-linen Colored-bordered HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at 25c. ; worth 50c. CHILDREN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS st 6, 8, 10 and I2c.; very cheap. RIBBONS of every description at lowest prices. Our stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, BUCH- INGS, NECKWEAR, &e., very comple. In our Giove Department you will find the best Gollar GLOVE in the market; every pairguaranteed. Seo our SILK BEAVER TRIMMING. It looks as well as genuine fur. Moths avoid it, Water does not Affect it. As an additional inducement to pay us a viait we will offer on TUESDAY, NOVEMBEK 5, one case “FRUIT OF THE LOOM.COTTON,” in ten-yard lengths, at 7c. per yard. New Goods in Every Department. EG. Davis, Bo? ‘719 Market Spaco, Cor, 8th st. Goon. Berrer. SOME CLOTHING I8 GOOD, SOME Is BETTER, OURS 13 THE BEST. Our Stocks of SUITS and OVERCOATS for Men and Boys is the admiration of ail who see them, while the Prices are the Lowest in Wash ugtou. FOR MEN A Splendid Line of CAP 2 OVERCOATS, from $12 tosis, OVERCOATS from $5 to $25. ASplendid Double-breasted Beaver OVERCOAT at $10, worth $15. A Maguiticont Line of SUITS from #6 for aGood Bervicesbie Business Suit to for s Dress Suit worth $40. An immense ine of PANIS from $1.50 ~~ FOR Boys. Our Line of SUITS and OVERCOATS, in Cape, Ulster aud Plain Sack is complete, and Prices at Rock Bottom. Bisr. WEYL’S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, oc2-3m 311 SEVENTH ST. Porrzay, Ponceraix Asp Guasswanz, NEW STOCK NOW ARRIVING SELECTED IN EUROPE BY OUR OWN BUYER. HOUSE KEEPERS FITTING OUT OR REPLEN- ISHING ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO LOOK THKOUGH OUR ESTABLISHMENT. KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. AGENT FOR THE EDDY AND LOKILLARD RE- FEWERATOLS M. W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1000 PA. AVE. N.W. Gas HEATING STOVES that will heat « bath or ball room at am expense of Like yer feck c Eger ‘siees reset fie prices goa s) ek Oo. CAMPBELL, SKENBESG. O&M THE LIQUOR HABIT, seastivery Cored by administering Dr. Hainer GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Neen be given in a cup of coffees or tes orin articles Af tan without the bau whedgre of the patient; itis sb- awivtniy berm ines, aud will t ® permanent and MARE) one, ~athan Noe palbend tea incderate detuker + eee week IT BEVER FAILS. Over UANA: 6s neste have teen wade teu porate men Win Mes eee Gwidew Mpectiic tn thelr cuties without Mew deve ne day wuheve they quit driak- et Om A ih, SORES nok Of particulars i al Ebbitt House. RA ayepeoution, Tash on one Ve ove, CITY AND_ DISTRICT. F Advertising is profitable only when prop- erly done,—that is, in the medium sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tax Stan. It not only claims the largest circulation, but gives the figures, and swears to them! ROCKVILLE NEWS. A Recount Wanted—Local and Legal Notes. Correspondence of Tae EVENING Stan. RockvitLe, November 8 William H. Carr, democrat, having been re- turned by the judges of election as having a majority of twenty-seven votes, Mr. Arthur Stabler, chairman of the republican central com- | mittee, has given notice that a recount will be demanded at an early day. Mr. M. W. Thompson has been appointed station agent at Cloppers, on the Metropolitan branch railroad, vice Wm. Wade, resigned. A few nights ago Martin Broadnise, colored, residing near this place, had one of his hands shattered by the bursting of a shot gun while shooting dog. During his absence from home one of his children had placed a small dynamite cartridge in the gun. It is said the hand will have to be amputated. Mr. Greenbury Beckwith, living a mile north of this town, while returning home some nights ago in company with his little son, was thrown from the vehicle in which he was’ riding and badly injured about the neck and head. The child escaped unburt., At the recentelection the prohibition ticket did not receive a single vote in Poolesville dis- rict. Letters testamentary on the estate of the late J. M. Burdett have been granted by the orphans court to Chas, T. Purdum; to Jas. E. King on the estate of Obed Hurley; to Eliza- beth D. Bentley on the estate of Richard T. lentley, and to John L, Snyder on the estate of Henry Young, deceased. rds are out for the marriage on Wednes- next of Mr. Bradley Worthington and Miss F ary Griffith, daughter of Mr. W. H. Griftith of this county. Fine specimens of gold have been found on the farm of Mrs. M. J. Windsor, a mile south of Hyattstown, Professors Fristoe and Lawyer of Washington, who analyzed the specimens of z, report a yield of $20.67 of gold and 0 of silver to the ton of rock. The case of Elgin vs. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company for $10,000 damages has been removed from Cumberland to this county and will be tried during the term of court com- mencing Monday next. Moses Sykes of Boyds station has entered suit against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company for damages for Hecting him from a train on the 4th of October last. The trustees of the alms house have elected Mr. John D, Best overseer; Dr. Edward Ander- son, physician, and J. F, Brunett, clerk for the ensuing year, SAM. ——— FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Homicide—A_ Silver Find—Annivers- aries, Weddings and Social Notes. Correspondence of Tae EveNrxe Stan. Frepenicx, Mp., November 10. Sadie Thomas died at Montevue hospital Fri- day last under peculiar circumstances. A few days before her removal to the hospital she and her husband had engaged in a fight over family matters at their home in this city, during which the woman received a kick in the abdomen, from which injuries she died. The authorities will take the offender into ceaioay on the charge of hom:cide, An interesting social event here yesterday was the celebration of the twenty-fifth anni- versary of the wedding of Rev. Dr. E. R. Esch- bach, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed church here. He and his wife were presented by the congregation with a handsome silver service, consisting of eight pieces handsomely engraved. Dr. Eschbach has been pastor of the Reformed charch here for the past fifteen | years and has held many important synodical positions, Albert Forgman of Mechanicstown, this county, has been appointed to a position on the new Congressional library building at Wash- ington. dir. Charles E. Houghton and wife of this city yesterday deeded to Mrs, Jane M. Me- Murray several lots of ground in this city for 14.43.90. At an auction held » few days ago at the place of Samuel Hoover in Wolfville, this county, an old stove was put up for sale and disposed of cheap. Afterward, in the elbow of the pipe, a bag contaimtng seventy-five silver dollars Was found by a bystander. Aman with an oily tongue and a handsome outfit arrived in this city a few weeks ago and solicited orders from the residents for the work of enlarging photographs, guaranteeing to do the same work for 75 cents that local artists would charge $2.50 for. He succeeded in tak- ing sixty orders, receiving with each of them 25 cents in advance, and departed, Mr. John Karland has sold to his son, John Karland, jr., a tract of land near High Knob, this county, containing 78 acres, for $2,000, Mra, L. Lugenbeel of Washington has been visiting friends here. —Miss Lillie Cavanaugh of Washington, who has been the guest of Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Brown for several weeks, has returned home.——Miss Nettie Miller of Frederick is spending the season as the guest of Mrs. J. H. Hood, Georgetown, D, C.——Mrs. Col. H. A. Seligson of Georgetown has returned home from a visit here.——Mr. Arthur H. Fig- ‘ins of Jefferson has returned from a visit to Washington.——Miss Cordelia Slifer of Wash- ingtop is the, guest of Mrs. Toms, near here. Mr. aud Mrs, C. L, Hartsock left last evening ou a visit to Washington, FM. —— ON THE VIRGINIA SIDE. After the Fight—Incre sed Travel— Personal Notes, Etc. Correspondence of THE EVENING Star. Fars Cuuncn, Va., November 8, At the Falls Church precinct Mahone received 154 votes, Slemp, 160, Lurty, 161,and Evans, for house of delegates, 163, The vote for the democratic ticket was as follows: For McKin- ney, yler, 80; Scott, 80; Berry, 80. Gen. Maho vote was much greater than some of our citizens predicted during election day. Locally (in the county) the canvass bas been spiced with the issue of a circular by the secre- tary of the republican committee, Mr. Job Hawhurst, raking up the political record of Major O. E. Hine, and the issue of another in reply by the latter gentleman. The two were an illustration of diamond cut diamond. It is tobe observed that, despite the sharpness of this local conflict, in comparison with the coun- ties of the state generally, the republican voters in Fairfax have gone to the polls with more firmness and less loss in numbers in sup- port of the republican ticket, probably, than any other county in the state. This much seems to be due in a'candid statement of the facts. The democratic majority in this county is reported at 283, The eldest son in the Gallier family, men- tioned in last letter as convalescing, with the restof the sick the sume, died finally. He is said to have been a worthy young man. All of the other sick named outside of our town limits are doing well. The long-wished-for new depot at the lower station is being built. It will be a commo- dious. tastefully constructed building. No fact can be stated that gives more relia- ble evidence of the growth of the towns and of the increase of the population in the country along the borders of the W., O. & W. railroad than the travel during the past season. Not many years back two passenger cars were more than enough to accommodate the travel gen- erally. Now, with the daily passengers at home (many go into your city for the winter), from four to five cars are required by the trains daily and some days in each week as sen igs six are needed to accommodate the trave The Rev. Mr. Tuckerman of the Congre- gational church has returned, much improved in health. ‘The handsome drug store of Messrs. Spofford and Church has been raised up some feet and a substantial stone wall laid and a basement ex- cavated. Mr. W. H. Doolittle, mayor, moves his famil; into your city for the winter. Prof. N. Grabam intends to move in also, to remain dur- ing the lecture course in the depart- ment of Howard A university, LSA Londoa ‘Labor No Notes. The London dock strikers have won their ht. re bakers will strike unless their day bas reduced from twelve hours to ten and the increased. ‘There are 13,500 bakers in Lon: Rar! Danraven made a specch P sreenaghesy in im ge sympathizing with the move- 00 . Solomon Hirsch of Portland, Uastnd States einistes to Sarkey, with tle tae | Uy, sailed for Europe Saturday, COL. GOODLOE DEAD. An Operation Failed to Stay the Fatal Death Wound. Col. Goodloe, whose jose desperate encounter with Col. Swope at Lexington, Ky., created such a widespread sensation, died at 12:55 yes- terday afternoon. Late Saturday afternoon he underwent an operation. He was under the influence of anesthetics, and alarming symp- toms set in soon after. The operation showed a perforation of the omentum and the bowels. The omental adhesions had already formed and the bowel wounds were closed, Yesterday morning the wounded man realized that his end was near and he bade his family farewell. He retained his faculties to the end and never once lost his soldier He died rae and painlessly, surrounde by his family and a ES close friends. He joined the E, joco} al church before he died and was baptize e entire city is in the deepest mourning over his death, and the flag on the government building has been put at half mast. e funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon next at 2 o'clock. All the members of the family were at the dying man's bedside except Major Green Glay loe, his brother, who did not get there until night. Goodloe’s statement of the difficulty after he was told that he could not live is that Swo) : drew his revolver and shot Goodloe just as latter got his knife open, Goodloe said ‘that feeling he had received a death wound he cut him until he fell. Hundreds of telegrams of sympathy have been received by his family, Among them were messages from Senator Quay. Col. Dudley and Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson. It is said Col, Goodloe could have had the Russian mission had he desired it, after Allen Thorndike Rice's death, The funeral of Col. Swope took place Satur- day from the house of Tits. A. Hedges, on North Upper street, Lexington. ‘There was a host of f, od ned hoes whose eyes were not dry and earts were full of sadness at the colimely ead. of os genial a man and so staunch a friend. The pall bearers were Messrs, J.D. Hunt, D. 8. Bullock, J. B, Skinner, R. A, Thornton, B. 8. Coleman, H. B. Davis and Webb Price. They accompanied the body as far as Danville. ‘The burial took place at Stan- ford yesterday. The last services were con- ducted at the home of the dead colonel’s brother, James Swope, and the body buried in Buffalo cemetery: by thes side of his mother, AXTELL’S RECORD BROKEN, Sunol Trots a Mile Agi Against Time at San Francisco in 2.10 1-2. Axtell was displaced as the greatest three- year-old trotter Saturday by Leland Stanford's filly Sunol, which trotted the Bay district track at San Francisco in 2.10!¢ and clipped one and a-half seconds from ‘the. ex-king’s marvelous performance at Terre Haute, Ind. During the last few weeks horsemen have been greatly in- terested in the approaching test of Sunol’s capabilities, aud when the filly was brought out on the track Saturday afternoon there was a big crowd present to witness her perform- ance. The start was made with a ranning horse, which was about a furlong behind. Sunol reached the quarter in 32seconds,the half in 1.05, the third quarter in 1.37}/. The runner pressed her closely down the stretch and Marvin, her driver, applied the whip, but the colt did not make the slightest skip ‘and passed under the wire in 2.10'¢. When the time was announced there was wild cheering among the spectatora and the enthusiasm coutinued several minutes, Sunol had held the record for horses of her age until Williams’ wonder began his great sories of trials which finelly ended in the Cali- fornian’s overthrow. ‘Then a match was talked of to be trotted this winter between the two phenomenal racers, but Axtell’s relegation to the stud until spring ended the negotiation. OTHER RECORDS BROKEN, Sunol’s performance was not the only sensa- tion of the day, and Senator Stanford satiated his desires to his heart's content. Last year Axtell, a8 a 2-year-old, showed a milo in 2, the record for colts of that age, but tod. Regal Wilkes flashed under the wire in 2.20/ Nor was this all, for Faustin, Count Valencius champs n yearling, sped once around the and atthe end the timer’s dial showed | for the performance, breaking the best previous yearling record, held by Von Wilkes, by three full seconds, Another great show was that made by Palo Alto, one of the Senator's favorite three-year- olds, who was also sent to bent Axtell’s time. Owing to u mishap he was unsuccessful, but .123¢, only a half second behind. This performance was a wonderful one and was only robbed of its brilliancy by Sunol’s unpre. cedented feat. It was a great day fer the rac- ing association, a greater one for those fortu- | nate enough to be spectators, but the greatest honors came to Senator Stanford, who bred and | raised the great performers und whose ambi tion in the horse line was realized. ‘fhe prom- ised exhibitions of speed drew an enormous | crowd to the Bay district track, it being the last day of the fall meeting. Tue Catuoric Coxaurss ar Bartiwone, $1.20 For Tue Rounp Trip via tHe BaLtTimoRE AND Outo. ‘he Baltimore and Obio wil sell excur- sion tickets to Baltimore for aly trains, includ- ing the famaus 45-minute flyera on account of the Catholic congress, from November 7 to 12, inclusive, at the tute of $1.20; 24 trains each way daily and 19 on | Sunday. Young Abe Tincotn Hit in France. Minister Lincoln's son Abraham has been very ill at Versailles, France, where he was studying French. A Paris special to the New York World says the illness was duc to an acci- dental cut on the arm which developed blood poisoning with severe fever. Friday his con- dition was very critical. In the night, however, he took an excellent turn. Saturday all cause of anxiety had disappeared and Minister Lin- coin, who had been summoned to his bedside, stated that he would return to London Thurs- ee: eee + Drawing the Color Line. Richmond Special to Philadelphia Press. The democrats are now demanding the dis- charge of all colored employes from the city’s public works and ask that white democrats be put in their places. The Fulton democratic club of this city has adopted a resolution to that effect. ee ee Representative Fitzgerald’s Successor. Gov. Hill’ has issued a proclamation calling for a special election on November 30 to fill the vacancy in the sixth congressional district in New York city caused by the resignation of Congressman Fitzgerald, who was eiected to the office of register of New York last Tuesday. George>Francis Train Out of Jail. George Fraucis Train was in the Boston pro- bate court Saturday upon a writ of habeas cor- pus issued by Judge McKim, who, after hearing testimony, said he did not believe the man dangerous to himself or to others and did not deem him sufficiently insane to be ordered to anasylum. He did not belivve him suaiciently sane, however, to be held for debt and should therefore order his discharge, Lost “Found. Mr. Barrett, the lost Atlanta Constitulion man, appeared promptly Saturday soon after the As- sociated Press had advertised his supposed death at the hands of Rube Burrows, He brought in a story several columns long of an interview with the outlaw. aised the rivers at Johnstown to the danger ‘point and they are overflowing their banks in many places, ean “Aiton, ina Sania oes WASHINGTON EDUCATIONAL IN WASHINGTON. RT SCHOOL. ‘WEST END. 3 16TH ST. BET. K ation Me. REET Pape bd omipettion for aha atin Mea Clase’ begin NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ABTS anne EST. aa pees SCEPC [ee eas aire eet ee | a — F ROECRERT1776 3 Nw. 1 *, Nosrneee in ical Mase, ‘oli, og conservatories used: good performance aud int ———EDUCATIONAL_. “COLLEG:! -ARATOR) Eig teettge nies ors. Number of p' limited to100, A — ning Sm woot SE Se sexes. “For ig gration abou the Ebi gical asp ‘arply to iL. HUDGRINS, Professor zo x5, DANGING ACADEMY, Eee amine ang acrdnge, Per Path AB as int Fe tion guarant atad Bite Gin AND DAY 8C) HOOL Meee, MYERS: BO) ‘HE PRINCIPA‘ eee 1809 Tete W ancien for Young Ladi 2. HOIR: beads Ae ty Bad ” 2-6 ‘TTOMLEY, Pupil of Bir, Jules talgia Pa is At brebered to give ie Cathedral Choirs Ch aidence SOE indiana ave, Dew, = POSE RHINE 6 NTMMO, ORGANIST. ON'S HALL 1004 F ot aw. n4-2w* Saturdays. ANTED-—GUITAR | ‘BY A LADY WHO Witt irace the inetraments fo leanona | Dorier, aweek; $58 month in sdvance, at 1507 Ver- mont ave. 201 9-3m i per Se 2 DW. ee ar De nents, ‘, Kinder: garten ‘roebel sy ptember’ 18; = gxeeptionsl reterenoesy yfeeeued dept ESS AND ENGLISH EDUCATION, Mantyy ComSti CIAL GOLLEG! Gtb street northwest, M a ets R, BALC! gp ZXPRRIENCE ching the Fnglisl otters her serviten oe ‘sche co to American Congress and to Foreign 10th st. n.w. OQDERN | LANGUAGES. FREE | LECTURE. ANew Metliod, ba based ane Pislosophical and Se entific Principles, es the author, Brot. GALLLAMD, pieler ut Academic, WEDNESDAY, No 1:jth. at fp in. in the hall of his Schoo! of Lang aane 1. . Draper aad Cole, superintend: ents of ecliools (Albauy’, says "Your tuethiod saves tue aud labor; {t1s thorouxh, ‘educational, fascinating.” ocl oc31 tu Seep vere Cowuwac CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 ve.—Thorough instruction, drlmary and ad- Yanced course, Piauo,~ Organ, Violia, HART late of New Kugland Gonsecvatier, “poston. 2m Our . UKNER, A.M., C.E., EDUCATES FOR USE- efulness. ‘Iwo yeiirs'a Business ‘Educator in this city. Fifteen year: F gf the faculty of Laat man College. Join! uence oe of the celebrat ‘ext Books. Business Course: Bookkeeping (k: satan Syotem, embracing Theory, Business Practice aud ng), Penmanship, Correspoudence, Arithmeti w ord Te essons apd Commercis] Law, English Cours: Word Lessons,Greminar, Rhetoric, Penmanship, Arith- me Algebra, History aud Geography. su Courses in Accountancy, Shorthand, Typewriting and Telex- raphy. New building, new goo steatn heat and ther modern cObvenlences, d tor circulars, CO- Le poe ee ULLEGE OF COMMERCE, 609 F st. nw, poral BOTTOMLEY mn (Tenor Soloist) For Concest and Uretorio Seasoh of "69 and '90. indiana ave. L.W. no4-eolin oc: D— y art ant & pa Srotelent hy the abgrigat tine” Do "yo you want to learn Typowriting free?’ Thengo ‘Head School of Acme Phionogrepby,. 921 F st. 0c12-1m°* F. J, MULVEY, Principal. }LOCUTION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. ‘Also Grace, Deportinent, and Expression. The Shaftesbury method. Lessons in class or private, Cir- cular containing terms and full information irée on application to MISS MAUD D. BECKWITH, BEA. MES ates — SERVICE INSTITUTE, success- a Exantinali cue teughtand Com- Book Kee, 7 auzy-sm saltanaad Ty RENGANTEN ARD) AND KINDERG ORMAL TRAINING CLASS 1918 punderiand Br cee PAINTING, CHAR- ive work: auzs-3m_ ___OUT_OF WASITINGTO $180, Haass. 2erbanee PEzet structors, all bran: macordvill i) es Sree ‘Boys. 08. sas nib As Bie, A, fee IALL—A BOARDING AND pir 6 <e ‘or Cintdeea at Forest Glen, Montgy. Co., Mi ya A other branches thorot wg ht. Minds frien, | Mie EMMA patie erie HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘ALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. The cheapest place in the city. Blank ank Paper, 106, x piece, Gilt Paper, baa PEL ci 1554 14th st. ‘ashingtou. Estimates per. 25 and B0e., 8 B.w., ‘form of “South cheerfully fursiehed, Orders by pont Phage at 2 Pharmacy, feuded to, Southwest orders leit at Judi re ‘and F ete. s.w. Afull line GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sala, WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. FINAN CIAL NACOMA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.—SMALL anicUnts cau be placed here 40 as to yield w prot Gi irom 25 to OU percent inside of twelve mouths. ‘There are no surer or exter mvestuients, BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, se25-3m__Uhlinan Market B Jeo W consox. mh31 IN. ‘Member N. ¥. Stock: CORSON & y MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. vw, Esnkers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange, Loans. Collections, Falirced Socks tnd Bouds, aud all securities listed cific tichhages of New York, Piiladelpiia, Bostos and Falumore ‘Loughe and ‘sold . A specialty made of iuvestiuedt s securities, District Bonds aud all Local Kailruad, Gas, Losurauce aud Lel- phone Stock de American Bell Telephone Stock om ant sold-sv18 i2th st. B. RO oc31 Who is duly Licensed to teach N (GG USEANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE Cur MUSIC_CHEAP STATION: e Crayon Egil ne. Copies 40-ceut Music at Half Seas! Ly knowledge of drawing ore beter 8 Lipeariepat Halt Price $3 50'F oun eae nD. evan § Socso-lus 5v9 11th'st, ‘bet, Hand a a wba ae FIFTEENTH 8: BR { 1223 WASHINGTON, D. C. “1223 THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL FOR ,XOUNG LADIES AND LITLE, ggHILDEEN FALL TERM VT ocltofed Mine! M. Chevremont, demie de Paris an id experienced 01 Rhode Inland ave. oclV-1 XANDER, PIANO AND Keiteater ey 7 th HENRY K. ERNEST new reside a) M 188 HALSTEAD Private fel poe for oclé {Pane oc OCTAVIA, SEWELL HAS REMOVED 05 © st. now. | Whe re ahe will reaumio jee clasves in Music ie apd Lan- Jz Im* and Little Girls us October t oc) 0-1an* | West Wasiti i869. tehcatt Hines DURSES MS FINLEY HAS REOPE aVA carten and Prumary School ec] U-Lin J VUCA Bool @ AND WIN — BUSINESS COURSES. ceping, Arithmetic, Prectical Grainmar aud Correspoudeuce, Penmanship aud Spelling. Busi- hess Practice, Chil Goversment aud Commercial Law. Classes also iu Type-writing, Stenography, Elocution j and Civil Service, Kapid p 9 Aud Sasy, terms, ig Commercial School, 407 East Ci A Fousrar P. Pace sl. 50, With Bottle of Ink. facturers’ price $2.50. jue. FINE NOTE PAPERS. Antique Parchment, octavo, 40c. quire, 8 "a Standard Linen, Edinburgh Linen,” commercial, 3: Envelopes included in price. “Call aud and compere with papers tor id note te rest O7a Silver’ Mlcunted Gard Cases ROBERT F, MILLER, jober and Eugraver, nod-3m ‘O99 Loth st, Corcoran Building. pe V. G. FISCHER ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 629 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS, Paintings, Water Colors, Etchings, Engravings, ao Latest Publications, Kare Prints. + Artistic Picture Framing in Gold or Hard Woods. Xegilding of Old Frames and Restoring of Paintings specialty. FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING. _ Latest Designs, Low Prices. Fixe Srationery, WEDDING INVITATIONS, VISITING CARDS, DIES, ETC., ENGRAVED WITH CARE. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Bookseliers, Stationers aud Engravers, se23-3m 2026-3m 7th st. nw, [OHN BOTTOM (Tenor Soloist ) Will be at berty December 1 for Choir Enyarement, Indiana ave w4-coull a ORATORY? MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND 313 6th St. mw, half 9, lock east of City os ‘This well-known Collexo hus developed some of tho erst talent i ut tis country by the use of SHAFTE ii Teachers’ Certificatesawarded iSherter courses Privately oF in clays. Forty -cight-page catalogue free, « os wy OF THE Hoby CHOSS, 1812 MASS. ill reopen Monday, September 2. It affords ity for acquiring Pale and. finished Soutien Ko efforts are spared to advance the pupils im music and art. The musical (rye ononag comprises: theory an whee egg and embraces iano, harp, violin, mitae a “Tauxtugey, getieral vocal and drawing and fancy work tree. oc2l-4m SPENCERIAN BUSINESS” COLLEGE, Corner 7th and D sta, n School of Business and Counting House Training. School of Practical biyslixh. Behoo! of Shorthand aud APY writing. School of Telegrapuy and Electrical Science, School of Spenceriun Feutuausbip. Schoclot Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Day and uit session: Cull or send for silustrated catalog HEN Cy SUENCLIC LEM Driecipal Se SPERCER, Vieu Prineinal 2s HANVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS A dingy oti emai ctasnes ayy to NAM, AML, ___ At Sanders & ‘Stajanaa's ‘8 ‘oie Fat. nw, ADAME A. PELE (FKOM PARIS), a 1129 17th at. nw. Hrench classes and private lessons; ences. ORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, 1212 AND 1214 14TH STREET. A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL of high grade for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, Pupils prepared to enter the highest classes Of any college. Special facilities for selected studie: ve! poe stusiou opens Mouday, Beptember JY, at 9 o'cive Address ‘the Principals, Mit, ahd MRS. WM. D. CABELL. _te4-3m Dest. refer- ‘seG-3m* Li CHUOL, 1811 T terme Gfate and High >» with a corps professioual and experienced. Ine Mathunauics, Ua Os Seiuuce yundls preiared jor ollexé oF business tn: dividual tang, special advantages to apt p Stractiou ir eiwshe and to those preparing tor. coll Ake school t» well supilied books gud Pooks thruiabe eye calisthenic vai i chay ts, hysieal ahd chemteal apparat without exira charge. The Las been eniarged and ho expense or troubl Tender the light eet, ventilation, and piu HOB, W. W ‘eta fect. Ottive hours, 10 um. 10 12 an, WELL, Principal, AXFIELD KINDERGARTEN. — MISS MARY Huoper. ho. founded the first kindergarten Washin) », hus returned to the city and will reopelt her iaicetrne at te residence of Mrs, 5 Ii st. .¢, MONDAY, 22 ut, | Hordic atid street car lines ue ‘with all parts of the eity Pasu the dour. oy SHORTHAND. ‘Ladies and Gentlomen who wish to acquire a thor- si Knowledge of Shorthand for Musiaien partoocs ) find well-equipped itstruction rooma, oderate feria, and | ex mifiiutes nce the ywidance of an experienced teecher and orter at the Business Schocl of the X. M. FriR ew York ave. | Instruction 4 y aud oven last year finished work wt 1u per rate Work. sei z-dun VBE BERLIZ SCHOOL 01 La 1 BLi1z SCH OF LANGUAGES, core ‘as the best school Languages, Recognized in Aunerics win for a speedy mastery of the Forewn New Terms been Bow PIANOS AND ORGANS z RAKAU! coumidared bent by them ut Temple of Muni ALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS, Buberd styles; low prices; 1ustallments; bargains, ‘The bandsomest, best, most ehduring of planes, Une equuled im tone, touch, puisd, MNER, rey Sur st uw. Ww Pxperts. Please call and see 20 G st. uw. oclU-din Lun Assrnowests, Call aud exaiine our representative stock of DECKER BROS.’ WEBER Fists Esty REASONABLE PRICES. Hi ACCOMMODATING TERMS. id Instruments taken in part he pert payment. Tuning " PIANOS FOR RENT, } PIANOS. SANDERS & 8 & STAYMAN, A o UNEQUALED ne tox Seat we ‘NEQUALE! NS Apa NATEE ni ‘(ORKMANSHIP aofpccial attention of “Purchasers” is invited to their W Artistic Styles," fuished in desizns of HIGH- ERY DECORATIVE RICE Pasaas ane - BECOND- HAND, PIANOS. — A large assortment, comprisiug crery, well: nown ‘inako country, in thoroug be closed o jow nantes, 1 SPECIATAN DE ENTS oftered bo prices: fy Which will > MONTULY EY URSTALLMEN 7 when a WM. KNABE & a6 817 Mavkot Sposa GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Msbouant TAILORING, FALL AND WINTER, '89- ‘Our own luportations now iach and you —— ‘W lusyoct 46 the well-known house H. D. BARR, IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Penna, ave, seil L ADIES WHO KEQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN 4 Laperienced Fomile #hysician sould eons qoneult Dr, HSN aco ue, bet. 8 an th ate, ne, Laales cals ‘Kemedy 35. D. C. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1889 7 oc er eis BPES ore & iO Stati MorOmmmen Cee i 2 in leaves Washington on panty atl PP: 4 Stop] fangs all Sundays, 1:1. or Hureretown, 215 tations on Netrovoliten Branch. 110:30 am., 13:10, 14:30 p. Mite 30 am, gnats 20pm. ‘Trains arrive from Chicago daily 11:42, D.m. from Clnctnusttand 62 Yonis daily 3:45 mm. and 1,50 pan, ; from Pittsburg 7:10 am, 6:50 P.m. daily. NEW YORK AND SoULADELEEIA, DIVISION. For New tsidu.9 Tren ton, oe and Eh Eye 4:00. 9:20, °13-00 atm, 92:30, 4.20 and open at 9-00 pa 30 Pp. jaffet ation e care On ail day Sleeping car on the 10 4 30 pan inineton and Chester. am, 2630, 420,97 10 of or, Philadeiph +h: between Baltimore and Phil- a, oe Wea 3:15 p.m for’ Washington, Pm and * Jeave Philadelphia for, Washin py 40. 10 een 40, be ‘Trains. téxcept Sunday *Datiy. {Sunday only. saazege called tor and checked from hotels and res- * by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at ticket G19and 1351 Pe, ave, and at Depot. DE! CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass, Agt. oo Manager. i APE GMIEMENT. ovember 10, 1 ae HiNGTON FROM STATION, AND B STREETS, AS FOLLOWS: For Pittsburg apd tue West, Chicago Limtted Express aun Vets of Pa uled “Care at 10:50 am, eping Cars from Pittsburg to Cin- and Sleeping Cars Harrisburg to In- iis; daily, except Saturday, to Chicazo, wer Altoons to Chicazi, | St, Lowa, Chicago and Cincinnati Express, 7a. dail Parlor Car Washington to artis vo v- ing St ‘Gnicago nnd Cars Harrisburg to tne, Horttovers ese 4 Gicinustt, aud Dining Western Ex a Meals Pac yuan. daily, for Pittsburg and the Wost, Sleeper to Pittsburg, aud Pittsburg cee AND POTOMAC RAILROA\ Kane, Canandaieua, Rochester aia Magers Falls , xcept >unday, 8:10 am, ter daily: for Buf- rie uidaium knd sock fgalo aud Niagara daily.exceyt Sat urden: 10: 00 pam. th Sleeptiwe Car Washaciion to Rocheste sport, Lock en aud Elmira at 10:50 EW YORK AND 7H 11-00" snd 1140 aan, Gio! Tero wat 11-40 am. 210 H 2 yer beck press Of Pullman Parlor Cara, 40 a.1n. anise bal Sunday, daily with Dining Car a oat ey ee ‘A ONLY. xpress 8:10 a. we dat “a air eek daysand 8:10 p.m. daily. ‘or ston withou! ange, ee 20 p.m. every di For Brooklyn, N.Y., nll through trains conuect at Sersey City with "boats of Br aklyu Annex, affond- in fer ty Fulto THE EVENING STAR ts a PAPER OF TO-DAY, not of YESTERDAY nor of LAST WERK. It prints ALL THE NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign, LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN. ING PAPERS. This is conspicuously true of all classee of news, but especially so in regard ‘I Local News and District Affairs, THE STAR has a very much LARGER and BETTER force of LOCAL RE- PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS than any other paper in Washington ever thought of employing, and ITS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND PRINTING FACILITY ARE MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. It is therefore able to print each day a full report of every transaction of public ine | terest occurring in the District up to the very hour of going to press. By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES: for REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIS- PATCHES, and with the difference of time in its favor, it is also able to give its readers every afternoon the news of the WHOLE EASTERN HEMISPHERE for the entire day, and up to 12 o'clock midnight, thus leaving literally nothing in the way of news from Europe, Asia, and Africa for the morning papers. Equally does THE STAR lead all its contemporaries in the publication of the NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. Receiving the regular dispatches of both News Associations; with alert and enterprising special telegraphic cor- respondents at all important points; and with wires leading directly from Its own office to the general network of telegraph system touching every city, town and hamlet in the United States and Terrie double ferriage across New kork For oo mad City, 11240 ann week dapa, 12220 p.m. For Baitinore, a 100 and 0 aim. and 4 a0 Gil: daily, except Sund: For Annapolis, 7-20 and 9100 am., 12:05, 4:20 and 6:00 pam daily, except Suday. Sundays, 003 pm. LEXANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Ri WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WA‘ BALM, D WASHINGIUN N EFFECT MAY 12, 1889, For + Alexandria 4:30, 6 nodaticn for Quantico, 7 eek days. 7:4 0.10 Sun ae For itichmon and th ath, 4:30, 10:57 am. daily Paw. daily, except Stiuday Trains leave Alexandria tor Washingt 8:00, 9:10, 10-15 ruuaiion ut the office, northeast cor- h street aud Pennsylvania aver at the station, where orders can be left for the ch tion from hotels and rvs! tata), i, WooD, Gen. Fon Agent ai seormareE In 1489. uessee Mail, daily ' for Warren- ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lyaciturs een Stations between Alexandriaand Lynehvurg, Roanoke, Bristol, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Memphis. Puil: tua Siceper Washington to Mesup bits, 24.am.—Fast Mail daily for Warenton, Char- lottesville, Stations Chesapeake und bio "Route, iy —— Rocky Mount, Danville and stations be- ynchburg and Danvilie, Greensboro’, ss Spee Charlotte, Columbia, Aux At Binniuelicm, Montgomery, New Orieahs, Texas apd California, Pullman Sicoper New York’ to Atlanta, “ae cars may ms he rote 7 i Sleepe Sleepers jon eomery) lo New Orleau; = wan Sleeper Gt bore® to Columb: an bleepere eee connecting shestiington to New Orleans, 40 p.u.—Western Express, daily for Manassas. cul er, Orange, Charlottesville, Staunton, Lowe: ville, Gincinmatie ‘Pulimen Vestibule trate Wasi me Cineinnuii with a Pullinan sleeper for Louis. 00 p.m.—Southern Express daily for Lynchburg, pane Raleigh, Asheville. "Chaclotte tg i iumble, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, sew Orleans, Texat California, Bullman Vestibi Washington to jew Crloans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman Sleeper Washington to Birmingham, Ala., Via Atlante and Georyis Pacitic railway. ‘Tra tuuztou and Ohio division leave Wash- B \. daily excey od and 4 - rea neem a at ret ing leave Kou 05 am, daily an eo (4 except Sunday, arriving We Washing ton “Through trains fro th, via, Charlotte, Dan. uxt 7m the sou tt — ville and Lynchburg arrives in y oe te 6:53 am.and7:10 p.m; vie East T eumnessee, ‘ristol apa Lyuchburg st 10:43am. and 10:40 p.tn.; via Chesa- peake aud Ohio route and Charlottesville at 7:3 and 7:10 pm, and 6:53 a.m, Strasburg local ing-car reservation — Sepeemation “Ticket furnished, sndburare checked st ol en ation po Pair <= can Me C sn jAS L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass, Agent. _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, OUNT VERNON Steamer W. W. NX, Ra Pe Sy | SSO as aha ok aod Same to grounds aud mimsion. Dany Norrorx Loz, OLD st AND T! eocaiied Sal the Lake, from ta-at. Tee Popa, Bioumers oo wiop at Piney Fount re oF: {OK ROTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IKON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” ves 7th-stroet wharf ou gg LS Ne PiapAys vad SUNDAYS. ‘oching at re Lauutiigs as far as Noauita C Crock, Vas Bt ig Eg “aire nies use ee oc CW: MIDLEY, Manager, ie Physician iu = ay, an bo consulted ually, 404 U4 Cnt, between 43¢and 6th 3. wrenst treatment. Consultation strictly Pee Peres he ar i = Dor BROT i a the Racer = iny Ladies’ Physician in the city. Ladies, ¥ getsdentiy cousuit De BOTA, 000 B st aw, | ah articular attention all diseases peculiar lndies; married oF single, Forty years Y experience, READ AND BE WISE.—DR BROT! Rie. red before me and made o Expert city, iemere @ cure 1u Ali Cases Of private diseases: Of men and furnish medic ae Branches {1 Ete ion, i ily in i pest ston, rool siya Noir yore, minal 01 MUSIC (ESTAR: Sines Ingalls Kix, Prine Principal, 7 teat Surat uw Cues students’ rae eee ‘Kapid thorough te ag APITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY School, 27 dat we; ‘Thirteenth yeur opens MON- oF a | LA BORDER. oat 4 ae Det epee OWNSEND, Dramatis Aon rman cal eeees. oF ‘SECRET. — Sorapey aoe; | Reet istant physician to oe Tus Cepia POMP SAE RATERS TOU u331-3m _ BERT OTUs soso 1016 35th st. om | RS ee Spee eae | Sener, 1 ‘ood. divgaen per Aperdiny au adi tee stecrage iy catch . DI . ‘¥z5 Penn. ave. mee > nil ATTORNEYS. |ADGET & FORRES’ ATTORNEY AND cov Sey aT Law, _Tetephone'1195-2- 0c30-6m. 'UGENE F. ARNOLD, p Fam at Law, on. = City Hall, [oc7-3m) ay EE aw ss | SUBSCRIERS and MORE tories, it is enabled to receive and print atonce a full report of every event of consequence occurring during the day anywhere between the Atlantic and Pas cific Oceans. Pg — THE RESULT: 9 THE STAR HAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR THAN FIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER IN WASHINGTON. It is de- livered regularly by careful carriers at the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE PAY ARE OVER, and it is thus read leisurely and thoroughly by EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. They know that it prints all the news, and has only the interests of the people of the District in view, with no partisan measures to advocate, and no private schemes to forward. They know it, in short, tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, and nothing else. Asan ADVERTISING MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSU- LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It ts in fact worth more as a means of reach- ing the public THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER. Furthermore, in proportion to the re- ‘turns it gives its patrons, ITS ADVER- TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. —0: — In conclusion, the public should bear in mind this one significant fact: THE STAK does not rely upon empty boasta to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA- TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED by any one having an interest in their examination. These are CRUCIAL TESTS, which few papers invite, and which those that boast most are least able to stand. —01—— > The esteem in which THE STAB is held by the reading and advertising public is conclusively showm by the fig- ures given below. In the first six months of each of the five years named the average daily cire culation of the paper was: bb BOO on nvensanveoncnsanne ROOF CON “* 1886.......ccsccesscenes- 24,382 “* 1887 ......ccorceresnege+-B5, TOR * 1888.......cessssevesee+-27 068 * 188D........orccccccene--B0, 262 —o—— Equally significant is the showing iz regard to the advertising patronage of the paper, which is the surest indication of its acknowledged value as a medium of publicity. Thenumber of NEW AD- VERTISEMENTS printed in the col- umns of The Star during the Grst siz months of the years named was as fol-e Possible that THE STAR IS THE RE- COGNIZED CHANNEL OF THIS COM> MUBICATIONS.