Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1889, Page 6

THE MINISTER DOUGLASS PRESENTED. A Dramatic Scene, FullyAppreciated All Present. . The presentation of Minister Douglass to the Haytian gqvernment took place November 14. A New York Sun correspondent was present aud describes the event picturesquely. Mr. Douglass was attended by the United States vice consul, Dr. Terres; Mr. E. D, Bassett, Mr. Richard -T. Crane, s representative of the American colony, and the Rev. A. Battiste, long associated with the United States legation. Upon their arrival at the palace the long lines of soldiers outside and inside the gates pre- sented arms, the band struck up “The Star Spangled Banner” (and a most excellent band it ), while the aids-de-camp of his excellency, in their gorgeous uniform of red trousers, blue coats and no lack of gold but- tous and military decorations, were prompt in escoriing the party through the crowded vestibule to the audience chamber, where the president stood waiting to receive them, sur- his cabinet, several of his generals ng citizens of Port-au-Prince. The portiere behind the president was a pecive background for a scene in which eut leaders of the African race were so prominent. With the towering form of the old Haytian veteran, Gen. Mompoint, on his right and the white head of Frederick Douglass before him. President Hyppolite appeared less in size than he really is. He is buta few years the junior of Mr. Dougiass and is re- markably well preserved in appearance, his quiet dignity and cautions reservanever failing to impress strangers. while there is that in his kindly face and twinkling eye explaining his popularity, CITY AND DISTRICT. & Tur Evesixo Stan is everywhere recog- nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the counting-room, the work- shop, and the family circle, Pretty much everybody in the District reads it regularly, It is therefore much the best advertising medium in the city; and, in proportion to circulation tts advertising rates ure aiso much the cheapest. FOOT BALL IN THE MUD. The District Championship Won by the Georgetown College Team. The Georgetown college foot ball team de- feated the Duponts yesterday afternoon by a score of 2 to 0, thus winning the foot ball cham- pionship of the District. About 1,500 specta- tors were present, and they had good reason to be satisfied with the game as played by the local teams, The heavy rains of Wednesday night had made the grounds a sea of mud, but this had no effect on the canvas-clad players, who rolied and tumbled in it as though it were their native element. The game began promptly o'clock amid the deafening cheers of the supporters of either team, Sam King, Princeton ‘83, the sprinter of the Colum- bia athletic club, was chosen referee. The game was w yed throughout and was won THE ADDRESSES, Following the introduction of the party by M. Firmin, the minister of foreign affairs, Mr. Douglass read his address, a short, terse ex- pression of the feelings of the United States toward Hayti. In closing Mr. Douglass said: “My country has conferred upon me many marks of its favor; but in view of the heroic devotion to liberty and independence exem- litied by your brave countrymen ix the darkest nours of their history, I can say. in ail sincer- ity, that I bave received at the hands of my government no honor that I prize more highly Princ mm team invented and which they have always used with such effect. When the two teams lince up the second time the ball was assed back to Seulier, who made a good run = ng downed. From then on the ball a# kept well in the center of the field, neither ving much the advantage until just be- fore time was called for the first half. Then Harding of the Dupouts attempted to make a long punt. the ball struck one of the Georgetown players and bounded back to Hard- ing who was forced to make a safety behind his | than the honor of my appoirtment as minister goal bac. wail ted two points for the | resident and consul general to the republic of celles boys, ‘This was the deciding play of | Hayti.” the gime. Gen. Hyppolite concluded his reply by say- TEE SECOND MALP ing: “The United States government hus al- was aseries of rushes in which the superior | ready given many proofs of consideration und esteem for the republic of Hayti, but it can ne’ give a higher evidence of interest than it has in sending you to us as its minister resi- dent and consul general.” ; From the palace Mr. Douglass went directly tocall upon the commander-in-chief of the army at his headquarters on the Champs de Mars, where he was received with great dis- tinction, When the Prins Frederick Hendrik of the Royal Dutch West India mail service left Port- au-Prince November 20 all was quiet and all factions were devoutly wishing 1t might re- main so for a season at least. Minister Doug- lass in the six weeks he has been at the legation has become perfectly adjusted to its dutics,and now that the contusion im the Haytian mind which prevailed to some degree prior to his presentation has been removed he bids fair to e the most popular man on the island, +e0° HUSBAND TURNED DETECTIVE. weigh and when well ¥ howev the Dapuat score by w of the college g ve them the advantage lly called the ball was territory. No points, din the second half and had lost the game by the siaallest ‘a team cau be beaten. g AT KENDALL cs. The Orieuts of Capitol ilill and the second eleven of the Kendall Greens played yesterday morning on the grounds at Kendall Green. The Kenduiis resorted toa kicking game, while the ed entirely on their rush line. im Was able to score, and at the end econd hali the score stood 0 to 0. — - shington County, Md. z > Tak. »vember 28. mn the Cum at Greene THE GA! tor Was seriow from a moving tre wt that place by jumping in, anative of this place and he also re- aud drowned at Leba- Another Scandal in High Life with Sen- sational Features. ngton, where ¥, N.Y., to the Philadel- ‘There was a sensational house Wednesday morning, jarfi 12, Frederick coun- aliy be brother-i stown, this county, has be gerstown and bailed for trial at d his wife, C K. Verner of Pittsbur, sic, ina room with James Mr. Walworth arrived Troy about 3 o'clock Wednesday morning, accompanie by two friends. He was laboring under extreme excitement and asked a hack- man to crive him to the different hotels, saying be was in search of ‘a friend,’ whom he ex- pected to find at one of the houses but he did not know which, At the Troy house he found | on the register the name of Jas. K. Verner. Mr. Verner had been assigned to room 13 at first, but subsequently he was given room 6, the best in the house. Mr. Walworth wanted a room jjoining, but this could not be given and he took room 10, His friends were given rooms near by. They waited patiently until 8 o'clock in the morning when a call came from room 6 for a beli-boy. One came, and as the door opened to admit him Mr. Walworth and his friends rushed in and found Mrs. Walworth there. The husband and his witnesses then re- tired, and he went immediately to the office of Gerald G. Riordan, a lawyer, and secured that gentleman's assistance in getting out a warrant for the arrest of Verner. They went to Justice Coffey’s office and swore out a warrant for dis- orderly conduct, the only charge which c nsed quickly. The couple had left the city fore the oficer found them. Mr. Walworth then instructed Mr. Riordan to begin an action for divorce and also one for $20,000 damages against Verner, who is the secretary of the Pittsburg forge and iron company with a salary of $8,000 a year.” » inguirendo has artiu L. Welty of found him inea- business and estate. on the property of the Ag beuteal association of Wash- ng to $1,800. has just the proceeds of the late now out of debt. : zht that mueb dreaded hog cholera, has again broken out ulity and its ragmgs ure producing Pittman, residing in the “Corner,” feli and brok arms in such a pecu- liar manner as to require, it is feared, amputa- tion. What was known as ‘“‘Werzer’s” school house Just across the line in Pennsylvania, was de- stroyed by an incendiary fire on Tuesday night. Samuel Rock has been appointed tax collec- tor und chief of police at Waynesboro’ in Place of John Folk, who defaulted and ab- Bconde Eli McCullock, a prominent dealer and ship- per of live stock, has made an assignment for the benelit of creditors. Mr. Carlton Hughes of Washington is visit- ing his mother at Clearspring. B. BRITISH EXTRADITION. A New Treaty Prepared for Submission to the United States. The British government has again submitted for the cousideration of the Canadian govern- menta draft of the new extradition treaty, which Sir Julian Pauncefote will present to his government, Important modifications have been made and many objectionable features which contributed largely toward the defeat of the treaty rejected by the United States Senate last spring have been removed. The schedule of extraditable offenses covers murder, or attempt or conspiracy to marder: manslaughter, counterfeiting or altering money and uttering counterfeit or altered money, lar- ceny, embezziement,obtaining money or goods unler faise pretenses, robbery, burglary.urson, abduction, train wrecking, piracy, fraud com- mitted by a bailee, banker, agen tor, trus- tee or member or p any com- pony. m ade criminal by any law for the time eing in force. Fredericksen Was the Author of a Big Smash-Up in Denmark. Prof. Anderson of the university of Wiscon- sin and late minister to Denmark knew Prof. Fredericksen who is charged with gigantic swindles in the west, “He in the most prominent political and s circles of the Danish capital,” says Prof. Anderson, ‘‘a bril- liant scholar, author of several important works on political economy, and was, I think, a member of the Danish parliament for about sixteen years, His wife is the daughter of Bishop Monrad, formerly prime minister of Denmark, and the connections of his family placed them among the social and political leaders of the kingdom. He was largely inter- ested in businese enterprises in Denmark, and ended ina general smash-up similar, in some respects, to that he is at present mixed up in, although Ido not think there was anything criminal connected with the former. He fled the country, but could have returned at any time had he seen fit.” Prof. Anderson says that he entertained sus- picions as to th business as much as @ yeer ago, and was told in Denmark to look out for him as the reports irom America regarding him were bad. MANY SCANDINAVIAN VICTIMS. Fredericksen & Co, dida thriving business among the large Scandinavian populace of the west. They had local agents and state agents, It is known that they found many purchase that, with hardly an exception, much difficulty was experienced by these in getting deeds after ae final payments were made and several who ntly made final payments havereceived no ds, A brisk investigation is now on foot to certain whether deeds given are fradulentor ae ee Silver Men and the Speakership. The national silver convention at St. Louis Wednesday received with cheers a resolution calling on western and southern representatives in Congress to support some friend of silver for Speaker of the House, as Wali street and east- ern bondholders are striving to elect a Speaker whose record is opposed to silver interests. ‘The resolution was referred. A paper from John Thompson, vice president of the Chase national! bank, in favor of a more liberal use of silver in our ¢ y was read. Congressman R. P. Bland of Missouri spoke atlength on the effect of free coinage of silver by the govern- ment, which he claimed would be beneficial, A resolution was adopted at yesterda; session providing for the appointment of a na- tional silver committee, which should be em- powered to call anctler national silver conven- tion and provide for the organization of state aif national silver leagues for the promotion of the objects of this convention. ‘Ihe com- Mittee was named by states, Congressman Bland, chairman of the com- Mittee on resolutions, preseuted a report: “That the demonetization of silver has worked a practical violation of every contract then existing in the United States, entailed countless losses, reduced prices more than 30 percent. * * * That we believe in equal Fights of gold and silver and free coinage for both, and that no nation ever had or ever will have too much gold and silver coin,” &., with resolution requesting Congress “to provide atite first session for opening the mints of the United States to the free unlimited coinage Of standard silver dollars of the present weight and fineness, to be legal tender for all debts, public or private, equal with gold, and that un- tilsuch @ provision is made the Secretary of the Treasury be required to coin the maximum, ——_—+ee__ A Victim of Cocaine. Dr. Calvin Case, of St. Lous, an intelligent colored physician, is at the Maryland uni- versity hospital, in Baltimore, an incurable victim of the morphine habit. He was found on the street Tuesday by « policeman bleeding profusely from « wound in the thigh. He had partly broken himself of the morphine habit, ut the struggle Tuesday was too much for him and he swallowed seven grains of cocaine and then cut himself with a penknife. He was at one time a surgeon in the United States army. —————see. Some time since the New York board of aldermen suppressed by ordinance the street legitimacy of Fredericksen’s | band and the organ moditied so as to al ertam privileges for Now the law is rinder, $2,000,000 worth of sliver per month, as now suthorized by law.” so0- -—— The Color Line and Confederate Flags. ‘The message of Gov. Richardson of South Carolina to the legislature, recommends the refunding of the Brown consols, amounting to about $6,000,000; urges on the legislature to amend the law against discriminations of com- mon carriers, 80 as to allow railroad companies to provide separate accommodations for white and colored people and requests that provision be made for collecting and preserving the con- federate battle flags of companies, S\atialions nents of the state. ig -- soe Moonshine whiskey has led to several gene- ral shooting affairs in Mercer county, W Va, Last night two men were shot, one having seven bullets in him. Prof. Eaton, while hunting yesterday near Elkton, accidentally shot Charles Carter, tear- —> right arm to pieces. avy rains flooded streams in Delaware this week and several milis have been washed away. ‘The Buckingham botel 122 Sth avenue, Now York, is deservedly popular with the traveling bile ou account of iteadmirable situation, pe ject sanitary appointments, uxurious and’ com- fortable fur nisi: well as its uorivaled res-| This Dever varies. A marvel of purity, turane sad feuaciabie charger, itederw ai te | metho custenewcn.,fagestah et 2 Semforts of & home without any of the cares, and —— ieltitade at loc en gee ou eunoyaaces of housekeeping.—Hosion Home Jour- ‘cana, = BRS od wares a Ban >, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. EAC! AY, NOVEMBER TWEN RINT 'H, 1889, PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, th trent al ths ees Tsuail offer, at public atiction, Piva. Now pee tea tay te ten x Twenty-three Lines of Gloves at such low prices which no competition can down, % qualities are @ppreciated, The goods and prices we quote are DOWLING, Auctioneer, CARD. PROVED PROPER a TREN STREET. AT AU ON iG aM RES, WITH FLATS ABOVE, CON- — at ea UR ROOMS AND ATTIC. AND du, ONE CONTAINING. SIX AND THE UNTIL THE 30TH INSTANT we shall offer opt TWO SEVER HUOMS Bao at ‘52.and tho three dwellings front on Wallach py! pext well worth the attention of the trade, and ESPECT- | $35!" Scitsine rooms Sind tae other tweet noms ALLY CONNOISSEURS. The values should not be five atthe mauera huprovenout farvan rapidly estimated by the prices at which we are willing to sell | "3a "one-third cal, the balance in one, two and three years, with notes bearing interest them, As. result of this announcement we shall have | {BTGe years. with notes a aut be required on reach | Use. att ume of sale, 4 big run on these Gloves, and therefore sdvise every- | Tiouses will be open day of mule. All convesaicinu aod fa ot to | Fecordiny at purchaser's cost. E body who wants the exact desired sizes and colors n n0-d&us 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. pcan crga acre a asta) 1 Cg oy Oe eee complete now they will be badly crippled before M88Y | veny VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, 1112 days. There is certainly much samencss in advertise- ments, and we wish the public to understand that we NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-NINTB, 1889, at HALE-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK PM. ln front of the 7 belie’ ‘Dollar remises, 1 wi 1¢ Borih 21 feet inches of lot 4, ee aa eer for | Trequare 401, by. a, depth of OU fects inchon ine? 4 Quarter; but we want most particularly to impres upon your mind that we shall continue always to give you the best goods at the lowest possible prices, We offer no baits in pdd sizes or in shop-worn goods, Our proved by a ‘three-story, ten-room frame dwelling with modern improvements, being No. 1111 9th st. offers are such as we represent them in printers’ ink D.W, ‘This 18 # very desirable location, convenient to reet cars and centrally located, ‘Terms: One-third (Cs) cash, balance in one (1) aud two (2) years with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property, or ali cash, Convey: neing and recording at cost of’ purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at time of sule. If teruis of sale are not com- Phed with in 10 days, richt reserved to resell at the Fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after three ays’ ndvertisement in some ewspaper published in Washington, D. C. me D.SWALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. n26-4t* Auctionees aAtuasLe LOT ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. A will offerat public auction on FRIDAY, NOVEM: BER {WEN TY-NINTH, at HALF-PAST’ FOUR M., iu front uf the preusises, Lot 10, in block 20, situ: in Columbia Heights, frouuug on Whitney avenue near 13th strect. ‘ibis sale peremptory. ‘Terms at time of sale, GEv, W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. FUTURE Days. (poms DOWLING, Auctioneer. ARUSTEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES AND FIX- TURES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BAY OUR EIGHT DAYS’ BARGAINS. Ladies’ Best Quality 8-button Suede Mousque- taires, warranted. Ladies’ Best Quality taires, fancy stitch, warranted... - 162 Ladies’ Best Quality 12-button Suede Mousque- ‘aires, warranted. eee 217 Ladies’ Best Quality 16-button Suede Mousque- taires, warranted. + 2.55 Ladies’ Best Quality jousque- taires, warranted. ., oe - 3.20 The above goods we huye in Tan, Black, White and Evening Shades and offer them Cheaper than any HOKSE, BUSINESS WA ONE SURRY, other house. 2WO SETS OF HARN ICE BOX, SECRE* Ladies’ 5-button French Kid, in colors and fast TARY AND WHITING DESK. &o. oa -$1.50 | | By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the i3th day of Septeaber, 1869, and duly ‘re orded in liber No. 41%, folio 286 et seq. oue of the lund records 1 Washington, and by direction of the party se- cured there! ‘undersigned trustee will sell on Ladies’ Dress Kid Driving Gauntlets. MONDAY, DECEMBEK SiCOND, 1889, ut TE. O'CLUCK, at Nos. 202 und 204 Lust Cupitol street, all the Groceries, Fixtures, Horse and Wagon, Harness and Surrey aud the Household Furniture uientioned im Schedule A attached to said trust DeO-2t CHAS. H. PICKLING, Trustee, Uy HOMAS DOWLING, Auctiouver, VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON F SCKEST BETWEEN 1WENTIETH AND TW PRS SEKLETS NOKTMWESt AL PUBLI )A¥, DECEMBER THIRD, 1889, at FOUR Ladies’ 4-button Suedes, high grade. Ludies' Pigskin Mousquetaires, best in the city. warranted , - Ladies’ 4-button Dressed Kid, embroidered back, warranted ; worth #1, . TULSDAY O'CLOCK ¥.M., in front of the premises, I will sell Lot : i, 71 ivet G inches on worth 20th st, and running buck ches to cn alley 16 feet wide. uird cai; bilauce i one and two Feat, wud secured by a deed of trust ou the property, or ailcash, Couveyaueing aud record. ig at cost of purchaser. A deposit of 8200 required at tine of sale. Lerma to be complied with i ten THOMAS DOWLID PROVED PLOPERIY ON 1.22 Ladies’ French Kid, lined with Jan trimmed with beaver, warranted. + 1.67 GENTS* GLOVES, . Auctioneer, HOOL STRE! NEAL SIXTH AND D STKEETS SOUTHWES’ Our $1.15 GENTS’ KIDS at. Our 81.50 “at, 30. AL AUCLION, Our $1.85“ “ dined) at 1.62. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court o Our 150 © at, Disirict of Columbis, passed in kyuny No. 1 Gas aren) > P% B Over. Gikek is coupiainant and Lorn Saunders et al. are ¥ te We will sell at public Gvu in front of the prenuses, ou TUESDAY, 116 TENIH DAY OF DECEMBER, ‘A.D. [SSU, at HALF. PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, te following described tate, situate in the city vf Washington and Dis- of Columbia, described as part of 1ot wumbered TRIED ON AT OUR OWN RISK. ingiuia -tirds 11 said) ner of the par a Irving, by Lou thirds (1 with said rallel with the eieven (11) to Union alley, or school th the improvernents thereon. ie: One-Ulurd cash, balance in two equal i ut OME und LWo years With tuterest aud SrA z wrtn® togetl ‘Lerins of s installun ured jb, at oh [=] ) 2009 ‘at tune of Dp m | red «3 cco eS Allcouveyaucing at cust of purchaser, and, if ferme fe bot, complied with in ten days, ‘he Fustees reserve te rigut to readvertise and sell at the TOIT HA | risk and cyst of detaniting purchaser. 7 2.8 &: KL. BROWNING, i} T HHE 416 oth ten. | pease 7B: J. HOLDSWORTH GUKDO.: se 44 NSON BROS., Auction 1. ers, 27-d&ds ¥ W W2L2EK B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ww IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON FOUR- WW ... AND-A-HALF STEEET (BEING NUMBERS 1107 we AND 1109) Sot pBy Vistue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the sirict oi Columbus, passed in equity cause No, 11936, in Which Jamon A. Dullenger is comy aud Martha A. Ballenger ¢t al ure defeudants, :lie un- dersixned trustees will seli at public auction tn tront of the premises, ou FRIDAY, DECRMBEK SIXTH, ISB, at FOU O'CLOCK B.M., the tollowing-de scribed real estute, situated in the city of Washington: juare BUILeTed 5 F.8. WILLIAMS & COS, Toe red = en - eeree Charles 3. trustee, Mure 12, 1856. by DRUGGIS TS, ed rec J. 116, folios UNDEK MASONIC TENPLE, gus, bs yy a depth of about 100 CALLEXAMINE OC RGOUDS ANDBECONVINCED, | #93 With tuprovenweuts theron.” Ne OUR GOODS AND BECON Terms, One-third casi, belimce in one and, two years with note bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per anuum and secured by adeed of trust upon the property sould. All cash at opticn of purchaser or pur- wasers. All couVeysuciug sud recording st purchasers’ cost. $100 deposit ou each lot at the tineot sale, If the feruia ot wale sre not complied with within 10 daya from day of sale, the property shall be resold at coat of purchasers. " E. B HAY, 1425 N.Y, on Our prices for preacriptions have been reduced in proportion te other goods. “We use only the purest rus aud chemicals from the most reliable manu- tacturera, We cheerfully invite careful inspecuon of this departinent by physicians, ‘Lhe Lest Leiple Extracts in bul, k's Porous Plasters. J. WALTER COOKSEY, Trustees, team Forsus blasters n27-d&as Fendall Buildity Ay ‘s Sarsaparilia... a =% are aes a e's ‘Cherry Pectoral. PHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Koal Estate Auctioneer, ‘Ayers Huir Vigor... Aden's Cuthurtic Pills. iii Bay Kum, maported, sarge botiies, Hevunine, sun alze.. Bovinine, large size. VALUABLE LOT IM- ‘ORY FRAME DWELL- NORTHWEST, OF, Y TWO-ST GEORGETOWN, D. Bull's Cough Syrup. By virtue of two deeds of trust,recorded respectively Brown's Jam. Ginge in Liber No, 1215, folio 3, and “Liber No. 1303, foo Williams? Jun. Gini 409, cf the land recorus of the District of Columbia, Benson's Capeiue Pi Sd Bt the request of the parties thereby secured, we Will sell at pubic auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, DECEMBER’ NINTH, 1859, at FUCK UCLOCK'P.4., the following described ‘rea situate in Georgetown, D.C 3 Beginnlug tor the saute at’ a pomt distant Sou feet eastwardly on w line drawn north 73 doxrees 10 miu- utes east through the pointor intersection of the soft line of West street anu tho east town line of Goorge- Williams’ Rheumatic Plasters, uticura Outnient ... Cuticura Resolvent Cashinere Bouquet Soa Carter's Litue Liver Pills, i3e.)2 Williams’ Little Liver Fills, the Carurick’s Soluble ood, wed... Carprick’s Soluble Food, large. 99 | town from said point of inte: jon; thence ‘alifornia Fix Sirup. 29 | with said first inentioned line nortn 73 degrees 10 ay's Cream Balm. 10 | MubUtes east BO fort; thence south 15 dexrees BU Effervescinig Bron: i 189 | uuimutes east 05 feet; thence south 73 dexrees 10 Fello Sarup Meter pea oe. ii 7 oo minutes west SU fr theuce north 15 degrees 30. W iLiaans’ ee eee plates... U0 minutes west G5 feet to the place ot begiuning, with Hon bitters, per bot : 7 Oy | the uprovements,cousisting of « Frame Dwelluig aud s Batters, > able. ‘Hood's Sarsspariila. - by 290 | “‘verms: Oue third cash, balance in three equal in Horstord'e Acid #hosp) oom . hr 208 | stullments, in 6, 12 and ‘18 months, for Which notes Hora ws Acid Phos 35 | Of purchaser, bearing iuterest frou day of sule wud secured by deed of trast on property sold, will be Hom's Malt (Eisve: D, OF ail cast, at option of purchaser. Huuphrey’s Speci A deposit of hes. Will be regiiired at time of sale and all co: Hunyadi Water, per ‘Botte Pd Aucing and recordine will be ‘at purchuser's, cost. Xf pee ee terms are not complied with in fifteen days from sale 0) property will be resold atrisk und cost of defaulting 1 bt Purchaser after Ave days’ advertisement, FE WAGGAMAN,) a n27-dieda PILLING, —'5 Trustees. 18 Gq. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F st, | 7 — | YRUSTEL'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED FaOVEMLY COND STREE’ SOUTHWEST BETWEEN BEING HOUSES RUMBLE RE, Dierce's Purgs Seneuck’s Fills Era oy oy 32 SSS anual slze 14 3 Veiner buch [oe hen Cog tionorgr te cook Y 368 | | By virtue of acertain deed of trust recorded in Liber he ee ee + @ 3.8 | 1304, tole 244 er weg.,one of the laud records for tue Reott's Emulsion Cod Liver + $8 3.08 | District of Colmnbia, aid at the request of the party So rie cere ge 2 bs Yo | secured thers by. 1 will offer fur sale ae public uct Jistonere es & 19 | Wu seout ot he pevtitses ob THURSDAY the PL TH Vaseline’ Pure, the lange 98 Be | EMbER, A.D. I8S9, ut HALF PAs? Yureline! Lomiade, per voit a Th the cy af Wathincton: District OF pec, ery in the Ciuy o an : "i Warners Rice, a2 $8 | Kudwn and doscribed us Lots 43, 84, 85, 86. 8 and y rir) rity 38 iu Oliver Cox's subdivision of part of square 597, fulso the horth 13 feet ol Lot 44, Lots 4) aud 46 aud. 09 | the south 10 feet of Lot 47 in JH. Mars’s: subdivision at 8 8 twust to ee- {ea Re 70 200 | with interest frou April Ls, 1860) std cleo subtest) Water of Anunonte, Bull eee +4 MG | a decd uf trast to secure the sum. $2.008.90 un Lots Williaans' Comp. Sarsaparilis. 4), 40 gud part of Lote 44 ad 47, with iuterest rou J > oe pecde - 2 arch 25, Williams Geininesea hee eecieitcais 28 ‘eras cf sale: Oue-haif cash and the balance in six Handolive is unequaled as a beautifer of thecom; | woutlisituin day of sale, secured by deed of trust om lesion: an indispensible requisite to" the Lesdies' | the Property euld, with interests or all cuslset theo, Yon o: tue purchaser, A deposit of Bou Will be re- quired on euch lot or part of lot ut time of sale. All uveyaucing aud Fecording st purchasers cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in 15 days. n2-co&ds FIELDER P. HAC CBANCERY SAL © AB ‘oilet; it renders the skin white, smooth and soft, and. ——- clapping. Every lady should use we Per Kbotnual gia, au infallible external remedy for Neu- ralgia, Headache aud Toothache. It never fails to 41 dunmediaty reef in the most obstinate cases. Give it atnal. Zoe. ALUABLE VACANT LOT UININE, FKONTING STANLON FARK. -erain Caps } Seen been Cpenice: BE | _ By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the 100 2-¢ralu Capsules. 2 40c | District ot Columbia, passed in Lquity cause No. J dozen deri Cay Fe. | 11083, Doc. 29, Betis vs, Perry, adunuisteator, et al 16 S-wrain Cupsules, bbe. ou WEDNESDAY, the FOUKTH DAY UF DE 1 dozen 5-gruin Ci 100 5-grain Capa 140 grains Quinine, Powers & eightmun, "t mistake the ‘THE TE: eTOli dthder Nason i hi CEMBER, A.D, 1589, at FOUK O'CLOCK P.M. offer Lid DRUG ua id Temple, corner Ytlrand woeh7-0 TLLIAM: Propewtors lor sale at wuction, in iront of tle prentises, the west ‘38 feet $34 inches, froutiny Stauton park, between 5th. Oth strects east, by u di 1, m square 837, in this cit: above property offers ai isius persons: uk ab InVestiueLt in business property. "Pornis of wale, us Nrer 06 S & CO. Luss Comraxys trtyy oF ell te purcase mousy: cea fe aid in EXTRACT OF MEAT the purchaser's option, A deposit of 8100 will Guired at the tiue of sale.” Ifthe terms of alone ieee comphed with within twenty after the day of af bale the will be resold at and TEURUGEY Parca -pabria BLAIR LEE, Trustee, Fendeil Building. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. n21-dt HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘LLUSTERES’ SAL“ OF A VALUABLE TWO STOR: \D CELLAR BAY WINDOW SEVEN-! Siler BWELLING OXSKCOND sTHEL a For Improved and Economic Cookery; use it for SOUPS, SAUCESand MADE DISHES. In flavor—in- | comparadie, and dissolves perfectly clear in water. ‘Makes delicious Beef Tes and keeps in all climates for any length of time. 1 1b, equal to 40 Ibs. of lean, beef. Only sort guaranteed gonuine by Justusvon | yn. Rear ae et aged of trast, dated April aicnttantengan tin | fete Reantee mar cae aig ceed ane 7a oe eee c Ds SAR ORE SN See a * emt Ryan iataeraingrecorastere ie Pee ome PE am | te canteen aaa Saas vet CARPETS, from Incite thereo, also kuows aa 419 2d street north- RASEEP RES SEGRE cna | eon teray to, ate set-Sua HOOE BRO, & OO., 1328 F st, veyancing nu Uap tro SBESTOS PaINT se game: oy “ aud 3 fire: cost ese Ba kas ae St oe vn . f D. C., > NOVEMBER 29, 1889, AUCTION SALES. Tomonnrow. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD + FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT MY AUCTION MS TO- RROW (SATURDAY) Vi aT Mo: NOVEMBER THIRTI- ETH, 1889, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, SRACTN: — EMBRACING IN PART ‘Turkish Carpets, Furniture, in sets and separate pieces, Walnut top Chamber Suites, Paiuted Chamber Furniture, Hair Mattresses, Walnut Dining-room Furniture. Fine China Dinner Set, Qooking and ‘Stoves, together with many in the housckecping line, use] a A bumber of School Desks? ALSO, AT TWELVE, Anumber of Horses, Wagons, Carts and Harness be- Touging to a contractor ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horees, Carriages, Waxuns, Bugsties, 1t Walter B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFES BEING THE CONTENTS OF ABOUT XOOMS, Ki MOVED TO OUR SALES LOOM FOR VENIENCE OF SALE, EMIS TEN AMIR AND Di UF EVERY DE ‘ALSO By order of the siege ets of Old Brass. 50 Wire Woven Mattresses, On TOMOKKOW MORN bh NOV TIETH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we shail sell within dnd in front of cur sales room. ‘Formscash, ~~ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., patire i Auctioneers. Ws & 00, One Dayt: NG, N Auctioneers, 637 Louisiana ave., Opp. City Post Oftes, FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, &e., AT AUCTION. ON MONDAY — MORNING, DECEMBER SECOND, AT LEN AM. A OUK AUCTION KOOMS, WITROUT RESERVE, STOCK OF NOTIONS, SAIL TS AND DRAWERS, NECKWEAR, OMBKELLAS, HO- SIEKY, ALL KINDS COLLARS, GENTS’ FURNISH- INGS, LINEN B. SHIKTS. ‘A LOT DRY GOODS, TWO =r WING MACHINES, ONE nolisRow, LOT DULLS, WAGONS, TOYS, &o. 29-2E PEREMPTORY i SLS, RIAGES, WAGUNS, HAUNESS, BLANKETS, &C., C. Will be sold at the Bazaar, No, 940 Louisiana ave.. gn SALURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER THI: TIETH, commencing at : ew’ Dayton Waxous, 3s! ‘Coupe Rocka ways, 2 second-hand Phuetons, 1 new Top buggy and avout 15 second-hand Lugwies, W: Blankets, &c., &. sa — =e 180, A 7 Horses, been used by street railroad company, ai ead of Horses and ares, good workers’ and vers, ALs At ELEVEN O'CLOCK. tor District government, one Gray Horse aud one Browu Live it ___ 8. BENS! iB FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 1 HEAD HORSES FIVE WEBSTLE WA OF Cal On SALURDAY, at TWELVE U'CLUC TEN CARTS, VEAL SETS TIETH, 1889, uction rooms in front of any shall sell to the higuest bidder the above personal pro THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioucer. LOSE AN Esta PEREMPTOR? OF VALUA ROPER TY SITUATE AT SOUTHWEST CORN, oF BRIDGE SAD FRED: FORUETOWN, D.C, AND OF SEVEMAL VALC ene SLE iMPROS BD AD UNIAN VED TRACES ‘ 2 Ye a4 aD Aner UEW AND WITKIN THKEE UF FRE wow On MONDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 185: at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, i frent of the prediimes, | Will seil part of Lot 1, in square 13, Georgetown, D ™, fronting 3334 feet ou"Briave cor M) street by a lest of 70 feet on Frederick (or 4th) street, and proved by a Stone and Brick Store, being Nos. 3400 302 street uorthwest. AND ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1889, on Premises, at THREE O'CLOCK PML, 'T wiil ‘sold Four Valuabie Tracts of Land near lenleytown, frout- he Ob Grant road and known as the Payne es ate—the Giitcrent tracts containing about 46, 7% ie std 1% A SST ss acres of more OF less; the larger tract ts te S$ ; proved (by ¢ welling and becesary vut houses, ail MA Ge F “Shy cil Watered, affords some TUL views and buld- S08 Sys8 = ink sites, bas'an oak grove of about four acres smue- os - Giately On Graut read. Counecucut avenue extenued Dil rue directiy through tis property. Tt ue wickam ree niles of Washington, obe-quarter mle Of Lem jewel aud one aud a half miles of Oak Vie bees his property. te; well eituated and otters chance ior speculators or those in search of # home. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one Fears, with interest, and scoured by a deed of t Sie pen perty, or all cash. All conveyancing and cording at cost of parchasers, A Geposit of @100 be Tequired on cach piece ut time oi ale. Terns sale to be compii bi fifteen days from day sale; in detault ot which the property may be resol at the risk and cost of the detauiti ng purchaser, $2~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON account of the weather uatil MONDAY and 1UES. DAY, DECEMBER SECOND AND THIKD, 1SS9, Tespéctively, at sawe Lour and pluce, nis-dis THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. . ‘ a ST BEIWELN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS. Cader decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity cause No, 11 150 «Moines ot al vs. Jones et Twill sell, ut pas front o: the premises on 1 JENTH, 1559, at FOUR W'CLOCK P.M, ub kt 135 feet deep, contamung 2, THE EVENING STAR ts a PAPER _ OF TO-DAY, not of YESTERDAY nor of LAST WEEK. It prints ALL THE EWs, Local, Domestic and Foreign, LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN. ING PAPERS. This is conspicuously true of all classes of news, but expecially so in regard to Local News and District Affairs. THE STAK has a very much LARGER and BETTER force of LOCAL Rb- PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS than any other paper in Washington ever thought of employing, and ITS Pecos wa SOULS eect Sent | pe aL LQUIPMENE ak ed ie Ncustes reaczven the 2ight to ren | r ipl icdiclany ILITIES ARE MORE ws" notice ih the Wanhinuygten § AR “Ee TIMES AS POWER- inet pains She cons ee oe ~ | FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. It ts | ciccmdlie able to print each day a full report of every transaction of public ine terest occurring in the District up te the very hour of going to press. id | guction, im UESDAY, DECEMBER front feet. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; twelve months, iu two equal 5 cured by deed cf trust on the balance in six and | aueuts, 2 moter me vert . Auctioncers, HOTELS. Kk HARKIS,” 403 217 ST. WEEKS & © One door above Peuua. ave, Sjccialty—Breakfast, 50c, Dinner, Sve, Lunches always ready. Gysters and Genersi Kestaurapt. Fine Wines, Liq- tors und Cigars, JOHN H. MAKRIS, Prop. ocT7-zin HiGtEL MEBSTER, 513 191M 81S. W Heady quarters tor Dihitacers; ra ¢ Week e0 to #1 Arhugton 2 By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES. for REGULAR AND SPEHOLAL 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 EASTEKN HEMISPHERE 3 Pubs siuzes iv po.ud 0 pau. A. DEWIIA, EBBITT HOUSER WASHINGTON, D. D: Fite FOX & EROW N, SALE OF A FINE BO! On SATURDAY, THE r DA MMIRTIETH DAY OF No- VEMBLK, AY HALY-PAST FOUR UCLOCK PM. we will veli om the premises sub jot 37, iu square 163 bounded by K, Land Lsth streets auld Counecticut vi papeoven. by @ fine Brick Stable and Carriage 2 BOR. ured from purchaser. ied wat Gays from. *s perty will be resold at the risk aud cost of ihe SALE OF 1M} He CITY OF NGLON, Isis NUS. 716 AND 718 NINTH NUKTHEAS £. Pursuant to the requirements of a deed of trust of May 6, 186, recorded im Liber No. 1179, folio 2U8 et uf the District land rece dersigned will subdivisi Verms: Lhird wid balance in two equal pay- ments at six and twelve montis trou: day of sale, With interest at 6 per cent, secured on te pr cath deposit of $100 ‘on each lot will be Bt the sule,aud if terms are not eumpiied with in teu days property suid will be resold at cost of demulting Urchascr, Ol five days! hutice in THE LVENING STAR ts Will De oilered separately MAHLO. A sTIc SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUsi, NO. 211 ELEVENTH BILLET SOUTHWEST, NEARLY “OPPOSITE THE SMITHSONIAN INSIITUiL GROUNDS. By virtue of a deere of tie Court of the District of Culumbis, passed day’ of u- Vember, 1859, 1n equiry cause %, soe! wherein Joni Frauklin Ford luutMer une com: pétuauiis aud Mary W. Ford aud othcrsaze defeudatte, will well at public ductiun, 1 Srout of the premiecs, the higiest bidder, ou si UKDAY, 4HE THIRTILTH DAY OF NOVEMBLK, A.D! Isso, at | MALE-VAST = FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, that certain piece of real estate situate in the City of Wasliuein, D.C., and known as that part of origuul lot cizut S), in square three hUL= dred and twenty-five (320), bexuing at w pout iu Lue dine of 1th w. thiriythree 3) t my frum the southeast corner of suid lot; north with the line of said street tweut)-oue C1) ‘hence due West one hundred (10U) feet six(u) chee due south tweniy-oue (21) feet, and cust one lundred (100) feet #ix (6) iiches tothe becinning; the said piece of laud being ue proved by a two-story frame dwelling house, and be- dus iu the most improved section of the south West part of suid city. ‘Ternis of sale as prescribed by the suid decree: One- third of the purcuase money in cash on the day of sale or within ten days thereafter, .ud the balance in two equal payments at twelve und eighteen montis frou the day of sale, the purchaser «iving promissory notes for the saiue, beating interest at six per ceutum per annua trom the day of sule; or the purchaser may pay all tue purchase money iu ‘cash on the day of sale, or within ten days thereufter. “The title will be withheld until all the purchase money is paid. A deposit of $100 will be required when tix property is suid. All conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. It the terms of sale are not complied with within ten days after the day of sule the trustee reserves the right to resell the property atthe riek sud cost of the defaulting pur- chaser, ufter hve days!’ udverUisement in some news- Paper printed and published in suid city. WILLIAM W. BOAKMA: n19-d&ds fF HOMAS DOWLING, Auchoneer. Thi ALE UF IMPKOVED PROPERTY ON p T SIDE OF SIXIH STREET BI KEETS SOULHEAS' By virtue of a deed of trust dated October 3, A.D. 1s: y : ied in Liber 1016, seq., Of tue land ‘ds of the District of C nab, Getault Haviue be in the payiwent of principal and iuterest, euuestol the party bolding ved therevy, We Will sell at public auc- f the premises, to the highest bidder, HE WWENTY-SECOND DAY OF NO: EMBEL, A.D. 188Y, at FOUM O'CLOCK. P.M, all that certuis piece oF Parcel of lund ahd premises’ sit- uate in the city of Washingion, D.C, beime parto: lot Muuubereu sixteen (16},in syuatemuiuoered exit une dred aud 1orty-six (a0), described nore particularly ing for the sume at a pot one bua~ dred and turty-one (141) feet trom the northeust cor- her Of suid square; theuce runmng south alon line of Sixth (6th) street fourteen (1+ feet west binety-tw jue fourteen (14) fe y-tw t he thch to the phice of begiunine, uxetuer with the iuproveruents thereon Teruis of wale: Ube-lalf cash; balance in three equal payments in six (6), twelve (12) and eighteen (15) » With interest at the rate of G per cent, payable ally and secured by deed ct trust tipo the property sold,or all cash,at purchaser's option. Testis oa vo be comic ue Pag) i duys .romi date of sale. GbOKGE b MUNDs¢ my, Ull-eots — MAHLUN AsHrUKDb, "5 Testes £2-THY ABOVE, SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON- SEQUENCE OF THE RAIN UNTIL SATURDAY, OVEMBEA THIR’ 1859, AT HALF past BREE UCLOCE 1X § SABUVE DOWLL ERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE NOVe MBER TI iy 5 + On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEL TWENTY-SEV- ENTH, Tk O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the prenises, Lots 44 to o4, square UA, corner E and North Capito! streets, - ‘Thus property fronts 248 feet will divide well for ‘building purposes,” "Concrgted will divide well for building’ p e — hay parking and uo better place im the city rreatne houses, “On AUVEMBER THIRTIETH, et same hour, will in Arout of the premises, Luts 25 aud. 20, square YY, on Connecticut avenue between K aud 8 streets. alice lots trout 48 feet on Connecticut aventie aud Tun through to Twenty-! an ost bie doin iu the city, frouting the handsome house of Seuutor Sawyer. “Torius easy aud made known day of sale. BLLLULILULU-St DUNCANSON BLOS ..Aucta, FUTURE DAYS. TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. USTEES' 8A OF VALUABLE DOUBLE Taian CO STONY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 104 1 STREET NORTHWES. aces virtue of # deed of trust, dated the 22 are 1887, and duly recorded in Liber No. 174%, i iv 300 et'seq., one of the land records of the District tharghy, the wdersipaed Trustees will clferat pubis 5 or a ‘router Jaijsea, on THURSDAY the 1889, at FOUR thereby BUCKOL, In front of the premt FIFTH DAY OF DECEM. O'CLOCK, the foll Lot No. 21, 12 sheple eer ences eae Ven.reut Which covsist ol Mesiden containing 3 rooms, with bath and ali modern iniprovementa, 'No.'104 I street norih- wes rms: One-third cash; balance in one and two pane with notes bearing interest at six percent and Secured by & deed of trust: oF all cash, at option uf purchaser. Allcouveyauclix, &-, ® Mot Bhs DLEY DAVIDSO! B23dts__ 0.0. GI if Trustees, GG. W, STICKNEY, Real Estate Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE "OF VALU. ON THE PUA GL ERG: Ona the: | for the entire day, and up to 12 o'clock | midnight, thus leaving literally nothing i N ENEALTE AND — | im the way of news from Kurope, Asia, i Dricet Clim: ue United Stat } ‘ Excepts points of great wititude in the Mts | and Africa for the morning papers. HIGHLAND ik HOLEL, i First-class im every respect. i 20%: OPENS FOR SEASON OF Is: ener NOVEMBER 14. COTTAGES— nishod: a, KENT. kor oe = on “ Equally does THE STAR lead all its erie 2d ces 5. ALiutLD, B11-co-lme Froprictor and Mauaxer. s inthe publication of the _ | contemporar NEWS OF OUK OWN COUNTRY. Receiving the regular dispatches of both News Associations; with alert and l enterprising special telegraphic _ | Fespondeuts at ali uuportant points; and 4 | with wires leading directly from its own office to the general network of telegraph system touching every city, town and hamict in the United States and Terri- tories, it is enabled to receive and print at once a full report of every event of consequence occurring during the day anywhere between the Atlantic and Pa+ tm _Uhlman Market Block, Tacoma, W-T. | cise Oceans. NO. W. CORSON. JNO_W. MACAKTNE Meinber N.¥. Stock 'Ex, —0: — CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, Railroad >tecks and bonds, and all securities listed Ob the Exchanges or New York, Pluladelpiia, Boston and Baltimore Loach: and suid, Aepectuliy mad tuuent securities. Distri id all Local Ruilroad, Gas, Losurance aud Lel- Stock dealt im, ‘gp -HOMASVILLE. Ga PiNEY Woops HOTEL, Deasou opens DECLMULK 4, 1589. aL A BOWER, Proprietor. For circulars, rates, &., address WAL be. DAVIES, Manuer, Thomasville, Ga, or F. A. BUDLONG, Windsor Hovel, New aurk City. ci T-eortt UE LUKAY CA Towne, abd visitor: at che iiviel Laurence. niz-dau* EN TH a nud good quar’ ates €2 per day. JOS. PAKKINSON, Propristor. FINANCIAL. | ACOMA, WASIUNGTON TEKRITORY,—SMALL s:nOULLS cun be placed Lere so ay to Fueid w prot 4 trom 29 to OU percent inside of twelve mouths. ‘These are ho surer ur safes uvestunents, ZETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, @ NOTE THE RESULT: <3 —0:—— THE STAR HAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR SUBSCRIGERS and MORE THAN BIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER IN WASHINGTON. It ts de- livered regularly by careful carriers at the HOMES OF THE PEOP! AFTER THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE SAY 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 ephe W. GOTTWALS DESIKES uwounce to her friends aud the public that suc pened Dress aud Ciuakniaking Parlors at 3U-N st, and is prepared to execute orders at short notice “ i CLASS MUDISTE, 604 11TH BT, i ‘Opposite Buston House, Aiding Habits cud Lveninw Dresses. Street Costumes made Irum 3 up. Pertect fit, 0c2U-e030 JAX GOULD, 421 9TH ST—SCKAP PIC. tures in reliet), Fancy Papers and uuigue notivus jor Ladies’ aud Children’s fancy work tor «li Largest Variety iu the worid. Es ME. BKADLEY, MODISTE, FORMERLY OF New Loris wishes to extend thanks Washington ‘a continuance, Mi ladies for beri patronage aud Perfect nt. mice Moderate prices. 7 C ate. jt to advocate, 4 no private PRON TL ware in on Tn commntns BONES schemes to forward. They know it, in . short, tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, and nothingelse. Asan ADVERTISING MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, 1329 F st. u.w. (Mrs. Harrison's) Importer of Fine French tisir Goods, Hairdressing. nlv-lm* Sbampooing. A CGOEDEON SKIRTS AND CAFES DONE AT Simon's Piaiting Establisument, 722 &, Baltimore st, Baiumore, dd., Brauch office staudard 5.M. uf UGS F st. uw. Caiasoue Temple), Wastuugton, D.C. _nl4-lit ‘ERMAN FAVORS, JAP. SCROLLS, PARASOLS, Napkins, loys, New Scrap Pictures, Paper Dolls, Games, ‘Studtes cia unt Metall fuateriale for aking Paper Fiowers, G Ver aud Colui Paper, diusel, Lauterns, &e." J. JAY GOULD, 421 Ut sc Su ADIES WISAING F LACES DONE UP IN First-class French Style call at the oaly estab- dished place im the city, Mine. VALMON J", 713 11th. st.u.w. dine Lace Curtains & specialty. Prices rea- sonable, ais i na” jHALOKIN GAKMENTS DYED AND ALTERED ito Newaet Styien, New Seal Garments made to order by the MISSES CUNNINGHAM, Practical MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSU- LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It is 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 patrous, ITS ADVER- TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPES® UN THE CITY. —_—0o:— In conclusion, the public should bear Hers 1410 Sibst iw, beweut S-adOe sein | immind this one significant fact: THE JPEESCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY eLEAN. | STAK does not rely upon empty boasts ANG ESABLISHMENT, 1205 New York ave. to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA. TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- Binst-cluss Ladies’ and wens? ork ot every, Srecriy ton. Kiush, Veiyet aud ivening Dresses. ANTON AND CAKOLINE LELCH, tormeriy wath A, Fischer set Menen Lite te __ #1 | ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; ADSAGSTEAD Dab WofktMtuGatei® | and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED Lyed without being cn gig tev evening Deane by any one paving gn interest in their @ speciulty, Thurty yo, Jeare’ experience, Prices | examination. These are CRUCIAL Bvucrale. 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ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING MAttvoor un inormens bs ding Orde Dial (cure ay case of Nervous Debality aud lows berve power. parts vigor wi yatous, Maloor femule. Guu But. aw: uti ADIES WHO KEQUIRE 1HE SERVICES Lirias eas Criitireud 12th ete, we. Ladies only. “iemody 9S ‘ocl4-7w* In the first six months of each of the five years named the average dally cir- culation of the paper was: -22,507 copies cian in ihe OS : can be consulted dally. 46: S04 Oat, @6ana om Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly tial. Separate rooms for ladies. #1. Office always open. ‘ai-Im* NG-] Mtoe Mieco eneu nt te¥p. m.; with only, * auzi-tojal* DEERSLrion ey enk.ive Equally significant is the showing in regard to the advertising patronage of the paper, which is the surest indication of its acknowledged value as a medium of publicity. The number of NEW AD- VERTISEMENTS printed in the col- umns of The Star during the fret six months of the years named was as fel- ool2-2m* cor, 9th and F nw. PROFESSIONAL. Se © 1B89....0...cccceeseee+ 81,978 ‘These figures, showing constant an@ large increase in both departments of ‘the paper’s business, need no comment, ‘They tell the story of public confidence and demonstrate in the plainest mannee possible that THE STAR IS THE RE- COGNIZED CHANNEL OF THIS COM+ MUNITY FOR ALL BUSINESS COM>