Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1889, Page 7

PARISH Absolutely Pure. “Highest test™ Grape Cream of Tartar Raking P- Ger, guaranteed free from Alum, Ammonia Li | oes ate or adulteration of any kind whatsoever. latchiese in Purity and Strength. Grocers are re- ne Tefund pri ot perfectly aatistuc pore, Md GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S THE NEW JUSTICE. ° The Only Objection to Him is That He 1s # Prohibitionist. The appointment of Judge Brewer to the Supreme Bench proves a wise one. He is com- mended on all sides as aman anda lawyer. Thecircumstance which undoubtedly deter- mined his selection was him. He found his candidacy clashed with the aspirations of Judge Brown of Detroit, his old classmate at Yale, and thereupon he wrote a letter to a friend de- itself characteristic of THE POPULAR WILL STIFLED.|FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST. Attorney General’s Remarks on Whole-| Vienna is from 15 to 25 it dearer tof are ir cent on account o! sale Violations of the Election Laws. vantonts ‘The i is done on sleighs. Robbers are scare tn ae country districts. During a'snowstorm in Hungary five persons perished on the river Waag. The publisher of the Munster (Ireland) Ez- press has been sentenced to two months’ im- —— for Siecle § @ meeting at which ycotting was advocate: ‘The epidemic of influenza in St. Pofersburg is spreading. Among the prominent persons attacked by the malady is Sir R. D. Morier, the British ambassador. Other members of the British embassy are also ill. A railway train was derailed yesterday at So- rau, Brandenberg, and ran down an embank- INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS, DESTRUCTION OF BAI~ LOT POXES, BOGUS BALLOTS AND FALSE RETURNS AT THE RECENT CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS— WITNESSES’ LIVES IN DANGER. Attorney General Miller, in his annual report, refers to the matter of election frauds in the tollowing language: “Very soon after the 4th of March last it was brought to my attention that at the then recent congressional elections there were very numerous and far-reaching violations of tho federal laws relating to such elections. It was charged that by intimidation of voters, by ment. Three persons were killed and many’ he would not This im some manner came to the President's cuowledge and could sot fail to intluence the siecision, When Gen. Harrison was making saga r “2 lan No, Chemicals are used in ite preparation It has more than three timen the strength of Coova | y ized with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore more economical, outing leas than one cent a cup. It is deiicsous, nourmhing, strengthening, Ea- SILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass JUDGE BREWER. up his cabinet Senator Plumb suggested that Judge Brewer would be an excellent man for Secretary of the Interior. A movement in the judge’s behalf was started and his Kansas friends believe that it would have been success- ful if he had not promptly put a stop to it. Judge Brewer said then that his aspirations were confined to his career on the bench. He would not ask for the appointment to the Supreme Bench and begged his _ friends not to write in his behalf, The only objection heard against him is that he is a strong prohibitionist, The first work in behalf of Judge Brewer's appointment was done by Senator Piumb dur- ing the mysterious visit which he paid to Presi- dent Harrison last summer at his cottage in Deer Park. THE QUADRI-CENTENNIAL. Provision of Senator Ingalls’ Bill for the Celebration in This City. Senator Ingalls’ bill to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America provides that immediately after the passage of this act the President shall appoint, by and with the consent of the Senate, a commission consisting of two members from each of the States of different political affiliation, two from the District of Columbia and one from each of the territories, Section 2 provides that the President is authorized to extend an invi- tation to all the American nations, dominions and provinces, as well as republics, inviting them to unite with usin celebrating the dis- covery of America, and also, if such nations signify such a desire, to Italy, Spain, or other European nations, Section 3 provides that ———— PHILADELPHIA. PEARS’ SOAP Is the MOST ELEGANT ‘TOILET SOAP IN THE wWORnLyD. Of all Druggists, but beware of imitatio T a) ne Cycrrnirs, 1406 N. ¥.ave. 50 Brand New Safety Bicycies forrentat 30c. per hour—#10 per mont ‘Will gmarantee to teach you to ride the Prycho Fafety for $1. Only rising school in city. Open bis. WE SELL SAFETIES $25 CASH—3'0 PER TH se20-67t the commission hereby created — shall meet in Washington, D. C., after thirty days’ notice and organize by the choice of a president, vice president, treasurer, &c, They shall organize such com- mittees, &c., as seem necessary. Section 4 pro- vides that this comuuttee shail proceed to se- cure asite for this convocation of nations of not less than three hundred acres of ground upon such elegible site as they may select, and that they shail have power to secure the land by condemnation. Section 5 provides that after the grounds have been accepted the various governments, nations or states shall erect upon them such buildings at their own expense as is necessary for their purpose of exhibition. Section 6 provides that $5,000,000 be appro- priated for the purchase of’ grounds: for grad- ing. &e., 21,500,000, for buildings for govern- ment, 500,000 and for general expenses, $1,000,000; making in all $8,000,000. Other sections provide for traveling expenses of delegates; state that the grounds shall be under District of Columbia laws, and that Cincinnati, Oct. 10th, 1288. Wolf & Randolph, Phila.—Gentienen:—I ued | the commission shall decide the time of Acme Blacking '@ year ago but became dissat. | opening and closing the exhibition. In closing tefledandquit. Twomonths agoImeta friend whose | the bill states that in no event shall the gov- ernment of the United States be committed to the payment of any money not herein appro- priated. WASHINGTON’S INAUGURATION, How it Will Be Commemorated at the Capitol Next Wednesday. The joint congressional committee having charge of the arrangements for the ceremoniesin commemoration of the inauguration of George Washington to be held in the hall of the House of Representatives December 11 has arranged a program for the day. The Capitol will be closed on that day until 11 o'clock, when the doors at the east of the main rotunda will be thrown open for the benefit of those holding tickets of admission, The House will meet at the usual hourjand will notify the Senate that itis in session, The Senate having assembled and the members of the Supreme Court, of the diplomatic corps and other bodies having gath- ered together they will proceed to the hall of the House in the following order: resident and Vice President, ex-Presidents, the members of the cabinet, the judiciary, members of the diplomatic corps, the Senate, &c. The Prosi- deut of the Senate will take the Speaker's chair and will. preside. ‘The Speaker will sit on his left. The President, the Vice President and ex-Presidents, with special guests, will. oceupy seats directly in front of the Speaker's des The justices of the Supreme Court of the United States will occupy seats at the right of the Speaker and nextto the President. The cabinet officers, Hon. George Bancroft, the ad- miral of the navy, the major general in com- mand of the army and officers of the army and navy who have received the thanks of Congress by name willsiton the left of the Speaker. The Copal meg and judges of the Court of Claims and the chief justice and judges of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia will sit in the rear of the Supreme Court of the United States, The front row of seats will be ‘The Best Biscking for Men, Women and Children. Howse & Hexnaxss ARGUMENT TO THE LADIES. WINTER IS UPON US AND THOUSANDS OF HOUSE KEEPERS ARE TODAY, FOR WANT OF SUFFICIENT MEANS, IN DIs- ‘TRESS OVER THE APPEARANCE OF THEIR HOMES AND YET FEEL A HESITANCY IN BURDENING THEMSELVES WITH A DEBT WHICH MAY POSSIBLY ENVELOP THEM EVENTUALLY IN UTTER RUIN. TO ALL SUCH AS ARE FRETTING OVER THE DISORDER AND DISCOMFORT OF THEIR FIRESIDES WE OFFER THE FULL- EST SWEEP OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, UNDER WHOSE MULTITUDINOUS METHODS EVERY HOUSE KEEPER, WHETHER SHE COMMANDS MUCH OR LITTLE READY MONEY, CAN NEATLY FUENISH AND ADORN HER HOME. occupied by the diplomatic corps, Behind them will sit the Pan-American dele- IN OUR gates, the delegates to the mari- THREE time conference and other foreign guests, Behind them on the east side of the main COLOSSAL aisle will sit ex-Vice Presidents, and Senators STORES, and Representatives on the west side. Behind these will sit the Commissioners of the District, TO WHICH WE HAVE BEEN governors of the states, tc, The executive NECESSITATED gallery will be reserved for the families of the justices of the Supreme Court, the members of TO, ADD A FOURTH ONE, the cabinet, and guests of the President, The —ouk TRADE | diplomatic’ gallery will be reserved for the families of members of the diplomatic corps BAVING INCREASED TO SUCH and other foreign guests. The Marine band PROPORTIONS— will be stationed in the south corridor. The program of exercises agreed on is very WILL BE FOUND ALL MANNER brief. It is as follows: Prayer by Rev. J. OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WHICH WE Butler, chaplain of the Senate; music; oration by Melville W. Fuller, Chief Justice of the Su- | OFFER ON yreme Court of the United States; bencdiction | CREDIT By Rev, W. H. Milburn, chuplain of the House pene | OF Be ee during which the PRICES, GRANTING YOU THE PRICELESS PRIVILEGE OF Not a Relative of the President. Postmaster General Wanamaker speaks in USING AND EXJOYING | the highest terms of the character and ability THE ARTICLES WHILE PAYING US FOR of Mr. Harrison, whose nane has been SAME, mentioned in connection with the ap- AS YOUR CONVENIENCE picratTes, | Ppointment to fill the vacancy at tho UNTILL THE DEBT IS CANCELED. court of Bt Petersburg. He says, how- ever, that he does not know whether he is to receive the appointment or not. There seems to be no doubt that Mr. Harrison’s name has been considered in this connection together with four or five others, It is said that his name will probably be @ serious objection to his appointment, as it will expose the President to the charge of appointing a relative to that important position. It happens, however, = = that Mr. Harrison bears no relationship to the 921 and 93 7th st and 656 Mase ave nw, President, but the similarity of the names ve2-4m a necessitate —e_ oe Pres- Ga WAGHINGTON AEC 5 WN | ident Harrison probably takes the same view as T AND BRIDGE WOKE A "ON | Ste Cleveland did when be was asked oy eas EDWARD L. DEX named Cleveland. who was not a relative, to “OUR SOUVENIR” FOR CUSTOMERS 13 HANDSOME IN THE EXTREME, EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER, AND CON- TINUES AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE aT HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 'T, M. K., Proprietor. ‘The best facilities in the city for all kinds of Tron bie - : a og office. The ex-Presi- Beans be! C5 y tock. e iT wor! — ge oan 5 OS Se ld =the applicant that he neral machine work done ip thought one man of that name was enough for ort notice, one administration to shoulder. He xdded that he did not care to spend the remainder of his term in at t Postmaster Cleve- land was no relation to President Cleveland, The New York jury in the trial of Shihiok Ingio, the Japanese sailor who murdered Muro Corni Contari, # fellow count in a Japan- ese sailor's boarding house mber 10 by stabbing him in the left breast, brought in a ine culty. Kepairs and tho tbest wanuer and at Gexrs Surrs Scovren AND PRESSED FOR ¢1L. Coats, SOc; Pants, Y5e.; Vests, 25. Altering and done in best manner. "Goods called for and ‘Telephone call 1452, verdict of murder in the first degree yesterday. auz Kg BAHN, 705 Oth at nw He was remanded for sentence. i“ é M. Adelina Patti Nicolini arrived in New York yesterday on the eg ge She was accompanied by her husband, Nicolini, The famous singer Nordica came on the same The Young Men's dem oung Men's ocratic club of Cant Obio, celebrated the secon saniveceary ot {UNKENNESS, OK THE LIQUOR HABIT, Acsitively Cured by administering Dr. Haines GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Jiean be given in a cup of coffee or tea or im articles £1 food without the knowledge of the patient; itis ab- sclutely harmless, and will effect « permanent and | President Cleveland's speedy cure, whether the patient iss moderate dripker fan aleobobe wreck. IT NEVEK FAILS. Over | fiir 200,000 érunkards have been uude temperatemen ‘She have taken Guiden Specific in their coffee without their knvwiedge, and Way believe they quit drimk- = dg of Uncut Ow Iree will, 25 page Louk of particulars ‘Tue Bucktxenam Horst, Now York, enjoys an tree, enviable reputation with’ the travel &. F. WARE, under Ebbitt House | being con! located for the reception of puests, RK. HELPHENSTINE, 14th st, and Vt. ave. And has for its patrons those whose approval a mblivol iit based on long ex, rience and who all agree thatin KO eaaven axp urtnooraruen, snd firiy'wom it gh charactor. Te aryes uid PA. AVE are reasonable and accommodations unsurpassed, Visiting co rds neatly engraved irom your plata. a2 Boston Byening Transcript. seizing and destroying ballot boxes, by substi- tution of false ballots, by false returns, by bribery of voters and election officers and by various other means well known to those engaged in this nefarious business the popular will was stifled and falsified and returns ob- tained whoily at variance with whet would have been the result of a free and fair vote honestly counted. In every case where such charges were brought to the attention of this department instructions were given to the district attorneys to investigate and prosecute to the utmost of their power every person implicated in such violations of federal laws, and Iam happy to be able to report that ina number of states such prosecutions have been successful. A large number of indict- ments have been returned and upon some of them trials have been had; ina number of cases convictions have been obtained, and in some cases the culprits have plead guilty and asked for mercy at the hands of the court. A large number of these cases are still pending, and the instructions to the district attorne; ll to push them to the end. It is prop’ to say that in some cases efforts have been made, some of them very recently, to prevent and cripple these prosecutions by attempts to intimidate the marshal from serving process and witnesses from giving their testimony, such intimidation going to the extent of actual assas- sination, . PROTECTION OF WITNESSES. “But it must not be supposed that hostility to the United States courts and United States officers is confined to election matters. On the contrary, the records of the Department of Justice show that in some districts the civil proceedings of these courts and eriminal prose- cutions wholly disconnected with the elective franchise cannot proceed, because the lives of injured, A sugar mill infthe village of Swoleniowes, = ipo in ese ed beg oe were stored, collapsed yesterday. Eight persons were killed and many others injured, The French chamber of deputies has invali- dated the election of General Boulanger and M. Revest in Montanban. M. Revest is acon- servative. Sir Percy Florence Shelley, son of Percy Bysshe Shelley, the poet, is dead, aged seventy years. ———+e+_____ Laborer’s Union, Asecret conference between Master Work- man Powderly and Evan Jones, president of the farmers and laborers’ union, Wednesday night, which lasted until an early hour in the morning, resulted in a thorough understand- ing being reached and the confederation is how an established fact, During the day Gen. J. B. Weaver of Iowa, the famous greenbacker, arrived and was, next to Powderly, the lion of the hour, At the afternoon seseiow Powderly delivered an address, Mr. Powderly at tention to the land question, railroa ns- ortation, the formation of the Knights of por and the present and future hopes of the order. —~—- see Martin & Powers, wholesale dealers in white goods and notions at Kichmond, Va., have made an assignment, Liabilities, $55,000; assets, nnknown, The stock is estimated at & . The benefit tendered to Mrs. Parnell by Comedian W. J. Scanian took place yesterday afternoon at the Star theater in New York, The sum of $877 was realized. necessary witnesses are in such danger that it would be simply inhuman to enforce their at- tendance and the giving of their testimony, while the evidence is abundant that in certain localities no occupation is so dangerous as a faithful performance of duty by United States marshals. Of course such lawlessness cannot be tolerated. In every case the instructions to prosecute have been coupled with the assur- ance that no means within the power of this department will be spared to protect officers and witnesses in the discharge of their duties and to bring to punishment every man who illegally attempts to thwart such prosecutions.” REORGANIZATION OF THE JUDICIARY FAVORED. He calls attention to the necessity of reor- ganizing the judiciery, saying: “The importance of some change in the ju- dicial system of the United States which will able the courts, and especially the Supreme urt, to dispose of the large number of cases now accumulated and decide current cases as they shall come up on the dockets can hardly be exaggerated. I may, however, safely and properly urge that Congress shall address itself to this subject. with a determination to find a iy for the crying evil of delay in the ad- ministration of justice in some of the circuit courts and in the Supreme Court—an evil yhich amounts practically to a denial of jus- tice in a large number of cases, Without entering into details as to any plan in this mat- ter, I simply suggest, as an illustration of the urgency of doing something, that the eighth circuit, including the two new states of Dakota, consists of nine states, embracing twelve dis- tricts and twenty-tive divisions. It is, of course, unnecessary to say that no circuit judge can hold the circuit courts, as contemplated by the present system, in ull of these districts, The condition of things in the Supreme i still worse, and that court is getting every ys further in arrears. The docketof Jourt at the end of 1837 show ty-seven cases during the year, and for 1888 an increase of 133 cases during the year. In other words the increase was twice ‘as great last year as in the one next pr ng, and the present state of the business indicates that the proportionate inerease of the business will be still greater in the current year.” VARIOUS RECOMMENDATIONS, The report contains recommendations for an assistant attorney general for the Department of Agriculture; for an additional assistant at- torney general for the Department of Justico; for 2 appropriation to be used in the colle tion of old judgments due the United States; that the United States statutes be amended so as to recognize more then one degree of ; that authority be given to a receiver appointed in one district to bring suit for as- sets in the federal courts of any other dis- trict; that United States courts be given juris- diction to investigate and punish any crime perpetrated in and as a part of the commission of any offense against the laws of the United States, and that a clear and deiinite fee bill be enacted for proceedings before United States commissioners, GER Raves on THE Penn- is announced by the passeng artment of the Pennsylvania rail- road company that for the better accommoda- tion of its patrons the Pennsylvania railroad company will, on and after Sunday the Sth ii stant, reduce the passenger rates betwee Washington, Baltimore and Pittsburg to eight (8) dollars for first-class tickets and seven ($7) dollars for second class, This reduction in rates, with the magnificent service which this road affords, will undoubtedly meet with favor * at the hands of the traveling public. aes An Electric Light Combine. From the Baltimore Sun, Last November a meeting of the prominent electric light men in Maryland and the District of Columbia was held in the office of J. F. Mor- rison. A temporary organization was effected and it was decided to extend an invitation to all the electric light companies in Maryland and the District of Columbia to attend a meet- ing to be held yesterday in the office of J. F. Morrison, 15 South street. The men present represented $3,216,000 of money invested in the electrical lighting business. this meeting they formed the Electrical lighting and power association of Maryland and the District of Co- lumbia, The object of this association is to | foster and promote the common interests of its members and it may render such assistance and advice to individual companies in its mem- bership as may be consistent with the purpose of the combination. James F, Morrison was elected president, W. T. Biedler vice president and H. G. Fiedderman secretary and treasurer, The following gentlemen were elected mem- bers of the executive committee: J. F. Morri- son, W. T, Biedler, James I. Macneal, all of Baltimore, and Mr. John Mason of Easton, Md. ee. Burned to Death. The Miner house at East Tawas, Mich., burned yesterday. Prompt work by the fire- men saved the western portion of the hotel, but the rest of it was destroyed. Two charred bodies were found in the ruins, and it is sup- posed that one is that of Ed Rooney, the clerk, ut it is not known whose the other is. Five men were also hurt in fighting the flames. The house itself was one of the oldest in town and not very valuable. There was some insur- ance, —— eee Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun and wife arrived in New York yesterday from Gib- altar, Its superior Hence proven in amore thash a guaricr of @ cel tury. It saa of the. fniversiticn an the Serongent Pere Dr. Price's Crean Cana, ‘PRICE BARING LOWDEM GO” ‘maw TORK, ‘euidaca, ©, Loum, Lovvne Grove Companys CHARACTERISTICS OF BUSINESS; STYLISH, RELIABLE, INEXPENSIVE, ONE PRICE TO ALL. OUR BARGAINS FOR THIS ENTIRE WEEK. Ladies’ 5-button Kid Gloves, in Black, Tan and Dark colors, with uarrow embroidered backs, worth 75c.. at Soe, AT . A PAIR, Ladies’ 5-button Kids, all colors, worth 85¢., at 720, AT 970. A PAIR, Here we offer a quality worth $1.50, but on account of wide embroidery on back, at #7c. a pair. Our Ladies’ Pigskin §-button Mousquictaires, which are better than any other house can show, in Black and al! colors, at Y7¢, This isa trifle higher than you may be usked elsewhere, but they are well worth the differ- ence. Every pair warranted and fitted to your hand at our risk, Ladies’ 4-button Dressed Kids reduced from $1.15 to97e, These come in Black, Brown and all shades of Tan. Ladies’ 4-button Undressed Kids, all colors, 97¢. AT $1.19 A PAIR, Tiere we are offering what you cannot buy elsewhere at lesw than $1.50, and we cannot afford to sell them longer than one week at this low price. ‘They are La- dies’ Dressed and Undressed 4-buttun Kid Gloves of superior quality, Our regular price for them $1.35, but this week 81.19, AT $1.37. Ladies’ Undressed 8-button Mousquetaires, in all shades of Tan Suede, at $1.37. Ladies’ 4-button Black Dressed Kids, warranted, $1.37. AT #144. Ladies’ 8-button Undressed Mousquetaires, best auality, warranted, in Garnet, Tan, Gray and Black, worth $1.62, at $1.44. Ladies’ {5-button very best quality of Kid made, in Black and Tan, reduced for this week to $1.47. Our $2.20 Ladies’ Suede Mousquetaires, 12-button length, this week at 81.94. Our 16-button Suede Monsquetaires at Our 20-button Snede Mousqnetires at $3.17. These prices are far below those of any other house in the city, and they are positively for this week only. We have Just received a new line of Ladies’, Gents’, Youths’ and childrens’ Lined and Fur Trimmed Gloves, which we shall offer at remarkably low prices, Pieaso bear in mind that we warrant every pair of Gloves from 97c, up,and fit them to your hand, UE YY ¥ Ree, REE ou vv K oU U VV RRR EE OU vu Vv E 00 uu v 00 Vv VEER 0 OV VE oO OV VEE 0 0 VV E oOo V EEE 514 9TH STREET N.W. Houmay Goons. HOLIDAY GooDs. HOLIDAY GOODS, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STs, Desires to call attention to an unusually attractive assortment of useful articles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, In consequence of being OVEKSTOCKED and not desiring to carry these goods over the holidays they will be CLOSED OUT at very little above ACTUAL COST, Effective and Tasteful Designs in Rucks, Book Case es and Natural Wood: Pedestals, Stauda, Fam aud Foot Kests, Tables with Brass und Silver Frames, Ouyx aud Plush Tops; Fancy Screens, Mahogany aud Oak Pedestals with Ouyx Lops. Autique Usk Pillar Exteusion Tables, Side Tables, Chairs and 4 hundred other useful articles, PAKLOK SULTES, CHAMBER SUITES, is shown the FINEST DIS- ‘ORK in the city, embracing over 500 pieces. KOCKERS, SOFAS, WORK BASK! ‘ABLES. ES and STANDS, OU These Goods are marked in PLAIN FIGURES and are SURPRISINGLY Low. It is impossible to couceive a moré beautiful col- lection of - LADIES’ WRITING DESKS than the ones oflered for your iuspection, They have Deen received trom both foreign and domestic makers, and aro the choicest exuinples of Fine Cabinet Ware to banay are, shower in Mah Rosewood, oak and ‘yare shown in Mahogany, Oak an Sixteenth Century finish, and In iany unique and pretty designs, all of which are artistic. In tue ornu- mentation of these dainty bits of furniture there 15 displayed studies in Relief Carving aud specimens of Tuluid or Margueterie Work. ‘Lhese desks are very Teasonable aud wake a most desirable itt, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES and UPHOLSTERY @0ODS8, Trish Point, Cabi Mautel Glasses, Ch ‘al Giasscn, he Stands, Chiftoniers, Fancy Rockers, in Plush Tables Floor AN W CHAIRS, a NOTTINGHAM Laces, _"™4 Tambour in Ni wane CHENILLE PoRTIERES, 6°™ 824 Novel Eft in RICH and sTKIKING = 3 CORTANS panning cer MADRAS CURTAINS and’ UPHOLSTERY GOODS of 7 RTAIN POLES and W: omnes 3 INDOW SHADES, CARPETS. If you desire a bargain in te hot fail PA take advantage of tusLow Price oben eae goods are being offered, AATONAL WILTON: MUQUETTIN® BY BRUSSELS, AND EXTRA SUPER ANGRAIN, MYRNA RUGS! sx SMYENA RUGS! FQONS ROVAL SMTA BU y Sit. Gin, 82.80, is ae | err ARTISTIC INTEIGOM DECORATIONS, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th apd F ste _—_— Does it hurt the Clothes? We hear that some woman said of Pearline—it’s the greatest gp ever saw for a L fact it does so much I'm akaid of it.” She recalls the old saye ing, “too good to be true.” How absurd to suppose that the universal popu- larity of Pearline is due to anything but won- derful merit. How absurd tosuppose 4. that millions of women would use PEARLINE year after year if it hurt the hands or clothing. How absurd to suppose that any sane man would article which would not stand the most severe (and women are critical) tests. That's just what PEARLINE will stand—test it for easy work—quality of work—for saving time and labor—wear = You'l tear—economy—test it any way you will—déut ¢est zt. find PEARLINE irresistible. Bewarem32<=. unscrupulous grocers which they claim to be Pearline, or EDUCATIONAL. 2DU CATIONA i IN WASHINGTON, THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. _ HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY School, 1355 H st. m. furnishes thorough IT’S FALSE—they are not, and besides are dangerous. 366 Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE. New York, IN WASHINGTON, ARTS, 804 EST. t place to learn Drawing ENE ROBINSON Mi Europe. "at cl ai, crayon, ey er water and oil colors, to order from 2&5 83.000. Studios open every diy aud Wednesday evenings, Callanud see the wonderful progress of | cies remain, vt om students. 46-6 | TAGUE, PLD., Principal. (PEE COLUMBIAN, UNIVERSITY.—THE ran Scientific School opened October NE, TEACHER OF GREAT EXI coRnco- 1, The pecialty, ‘Teac her: M Which theet in the eveuing, are open to botit ean enOn, S For information about the in Alwet a = + Trigonometry, Analytic. Geometry Analytic HODGKINS, lus, apply to HLL. (QUARANTEE 10 7 ¢ an Ee . Matbematics. ‘ACH FRENCH AND G) in Six Months. by Professor of French vel y a bor youne isin; German ‘by a born German ( > EINDE: i 7 carts y AKFIELD KINDERGARTEN. — MISS MARY Sonal teachers). Apply, preferably evenings, Giitcoper: wne: founded tue tis klndencarten ia celal = Washington in 1869, has returned to the city and will 5 F reopen her kinders at the res Mi r. Chara Bliss Hinds, M Leonard Garfield Sp 1221 Ht # N Mr. aud Mrs, Hartvig Nissen, Instructors, | October 7, 9 a.u.. to 12m! Hordic aud strnet car ines Classes now forming. n2o-2w* th all parts of the city’ pass the door. 7 — Exocurtoy: Oratory: Acrixa: MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTIO . (FROM PARIS), EDMUND SHAFLESBURY, Found: 17th wt. now private lessons; Dest. refer- 313 Oth St. n.w., halfa block east of City P.O. sm" pabywell-knosrn Colles han developed some of, the = = st Profe, filent in this country by the use . ; the SHAF oy METHOD ee i OUT OF Wasi f iplomas, Degrees,and Teac award > MER Y! Pt to graduates, Shorter courses privately or in class. $180 cig ne Me Forty-eixghi-page catalowue free. Copcordvitle, Pa, First-class instructors: all bret ; t IN BOORRERPIN dand Writing Civil WANTED |. STUDENTS Arithmetic, ttle Boys JUS. SHOKT- Short aul, aul2- Ser Professional teachers ; 1 advatice, yice examinations a special 5 toY pan. ; 12 lessons; $5 nw, 1014 BOOKS AND STATION For Cinusraas. OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE. Sets of Standard Books in Pine By Ri Vergo GtAF BIEL OPEN A Couk Harmony—the Theory ‘Transitions, Acco on Tuesday, Dee f dinent of any Pat lis Music P 8. rival 1 and Instrumental CHKISTMAS CAKDS aud BOOKLETS. Music.” Singing at sight @ specialty. Teri ALEOMS, ) RAR TABLITS | WKIIING DESKS. plication. * Cl aN a Pon i bi a ANN'S: cN ANI = BAYER BOOKS and Hi MNALS, [BS MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND) axp Juvenile and other Books, KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS. a WM. BALLANTYNE & SON 1918 Sunderland place, south of Dupont cir 1c aviien Tee J st ees0-3n . — Svacrsrioy ‘0 Canisraas Buvens. RY SCHOOL. MISS. R. Wail ive lessons in all. trai Painting at her studio, 91 +2 FIFTE as « 1223 WARMING, “bre, 1 2B3 THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN. ni! NXE PREDER! attention of 3 CHRISTMAS € DAKS CARDS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Prayer Books, Hymnal, Bibles, Ask for Little Maids, ‘The Rivals, “On the Weather Low, Fac-nuniles of Aquarelies, Classic Tales, Weird Tid Bits, Standard Works, Locts, Novels aud ‘Tales, EXCELSIOR DIARIES 1890, Silver Mounted CardpCasex and Pocket Leather Folios, Pen d Scissors, speciaity. Visiting eneraved to onder. LONDON NEWS, GRAPHIC, YULE TIDE AND HOLLY LEAVES. Christmas Dooklets, Photograph Frames, Paper Kuives and Letter Openers. JUVENILE BOOKS A SPECIALTY. MILLERS, th st., Corcuran Building. -tofed K FEMALE SEMINAKY. THE inbers of Congress, Officials of the Departinents and all who have danghters to educate is ied to this Institution, where a thorough education cau be obtained und thé best care is taken of health and morals, Send fora e need - OCAL, PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, CLARINET AND CORNET TUITION at 1628 14th st. n.w, by J. F. RUECKERT. REBEL KINDERGARTE! ‘and Advanced Class Primary 127 13th at uw. near, Mase, ave. Mises SUSAL P. POLLOCK and CATHERINE NOERR, Principals. Rooks, ionery a not-3in V. G. Foscuse ART AND STATIONERY COMPAR n6-1m_ OOF: OF LANGUAGES, 1205 F BT. NW. 829 16TH STREET. 3 zB SoFreneti by the Principal, Prot, GAILLARD, afteier @Acudenie, German, Profs, Dittmar and Mussac Itulian and Spanish, La Sixtiora Gaillard, ete. Prof. Gaalle ety cxvisines his bew method at the White Houre before Mrs, Harrison and friends and all were enchanted with it and pronounced it the easiest and most edticational yet known, uld-lin WCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Also Grace, Deportment, and Expression, Shaftesbury method, Lessons in class or priva cular containing termeand full information free. MISS MAUD D. BECKWITH, BEA, oc31 715 12th ston. KT SCHOOL. WES' 1013 16TH 8T.. BET. K AND L STS. 8. W. KELLY—Londen Medalist—Prisicipal, Competition for Gold Medal in “Life Class” Noy. 16. Ww ASHINGTON € FINE STATIONERY, CARD AND CREST ENGRAV- ING. LATEST DESIGNS IN MENUES. ‘The Cir ARTISTIC WORK. 3m LADIES’ GOODS. __ | MME, BRADLEY, MODINTE, FORMERLY OF AYE New York, wishes to extend thanks to Washington judies tor liberal patronaxe aud solicits & cuutumuance, Perfect fit, Moderate prices, 7 C ste. INDERS FOR € WONDEKS FOR Ladhesund Children. Fancy Vaper, Toys, Studies, Goid Paint, Tree Ornaments, silk 1ransters, Japanese Goods, German Favors, C d see ew KoudR. 3. JAY GOULD'S Wonder Store, 421 aud 41¥ 9uL st. D. RY OF MUSIC, ST. nd F sts.—Twenty-firet Violin, Flute, Cornet BULLAKD, Director, £ AND. Phonography acquired in sixteen easy les- ned in frotu two t three months. JAY GOULD 9TH ST—SCRAP Pic. y and legibility unsurpassed. Gail pe Fancy Papers and unique notions for pamphlet. ‘Lypewri nuxbt free. | iur Ladies’ and Children’s fancy work tor Christiuay Business men supplied with coimpetent stenoxraphers | Largest variety in the worl ‘-dan® and type writers. “Head School of Acme Phonography, ae i at 5 _ 921 F wt. F. J. MULVEY, Principal, ni g-1iu* KUNTS! FRONTS: FRONTS! MAN LESSON wiven by MISS ©. DENGLER, to adults and children, at 920 Ist, u.ow., or at the Tesidence of the Always in order by iain combing, at MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, pupils, nid-limt — 1329 F st. n.w. (Mrs, Harrison's), ISS SCHMITI'S SCHOOL— KINDERGARTEN Importer of Mi Scotia ot 0b ae a eee “ Fine Freuch Hair Goods northwestern section, teacher accompanying, Articu- lation and Speech Keading Taught the Deat. m* J 155 SULIA R. BALCH, HAVING EXPERIENCE | A CCORKDEON SKIRTS AND CAPES DONE AT A) in teaching the bu«lish Language to Foreicnera, Absent 's Plaiting Establishment, E tunere Oners her services as Teacher to Members of the Pan: | St. Hultinore, Md., Isranch office staudard 3.M. oftice, merical Congress and to Foreign Legatic: vO ‘ti t. nw. (Masomic Temple), Washington, D.C. 10th #t.n.W. c nld-Ln y EDUG C.E., yeirs a Business F FOR USE. | QEALSKIN GAEMENTS DYED AND ALTERED into Newest Style: 8 rt member of the fac order by the MISSES CUNN ; fuah College, Joiut auihor of the celebrate | Hers, 1310 Sth st.u.w., between N. and oO. a Fert Books. Business Course: Huokkeeping (Fastinan | 7 \RENCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DIY CLEAN: ston esteroon Mh "Oona row wey “Arithme! 1 ING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 New York ava, . 2iret-class Ladies” and Geuw lush, Velvet and Evening Dresses” ANU: CAKULINE LIUKCH, iurmerly with A. Fischer ud Maison Yrieae, Puri i NON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT AND DYE WOKS, 000 G st. nw. Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments of ull ki: Dyed wituout Leng ripped. os Eveutiug B speciulty. ‘Thirty-Lve Years’ experience, Prices Mouerute, “Gouds called for aud delivered. ALD CL GAMENT Wy ed a sued mourning black, 1 Word Lessons and Commercial Law. English Cours Word Lessons,Grannuar, Khetoric, Penmanship, Arith- metic, Algebra, History and Geogtaphy. Also courses in Accountancy, Shorthand, Typewriting end Telex: raphy, New building, new furmture, steam beat au Other modern conveniences, Send for circulars, CO- LUMIIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, G09 F st. Sw. oc5-din work of every descri tion ca? ANTON ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1312, MASS. ave., will reopen Monday, September 2. Tt affords every facility for acquiring & thorough and finished education, No efforts are spared to advance the pupils A. FISCHE! iu music aud art. ‘Lhe musical department comprises | el4 OCG st. how, theory aud techuic and embraces piano, harp, violity | — _- guitar and banjo, unges, general yocal and drawing and fancy work iree, ocz1-4un SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th and D sta, nw, ‘School of Business and Counting House Training, IRVOYANT PHYSICIAN, DE. STANSBUKY, 506 11th st. nw. Advice Free~10 to 12 a.m, 7 to Spm. Cc 1001 of Short an ypewriting. FOKEST, LONG-ESTABLI AN bebvol of Telegrapny and ‘Blectrical Scienca, Ladies’ Physic ted rf Scbool of Spencerian Penmanship. ather residence, 901 ‘I urs frou Behool of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. teYp. m.; with Ladies onl; B30-tojal* Solara atin catalog ge ae HENKY ©, SP Chit LLB, Principals SARA A. HAS NEVEK BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS ts the oldest-c#tablinied advertis- al eg" | isu Ladies’ Physician in the city. Ladies, you im, Vios Petncll ———___ 025 _ | “itidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, Gu ae eee NPHE BERLAIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Partictiar attention paid to ‘ll pocullar to 28-13th st. n.w., Weehington. ladies. usurried ur singie. care’ expen Recognized in Americaand Europe ae the best school i“ easing — usages for a specdy mastery of the Porexgn Lan New Terms begin wow. Trial Lessee! us Free. Branches in Boston, brovki: Jew York, Philadel- pliin, Ghicauo, Berlin and Paria” ™ TOPs PRINS RE AND BE NISE—DE BROTHERS, 006 8 BST. YS Wos OD) fore we aud made Mee Oldest Established Expert Specialsot in tas cts, alt ue, OF Lo charge; consulta. CHOOL OF MUSIC (ESTABLISHED 1877), THEO. S Ingails King, Principal, 729 Oth st. n.w. Church bed and ‘sworn to before ane by Fae EUs, organ for students’ use. id and thorouxh roes C, MILLS, « Notary Publicin and for te in piano and composition. sel7-sm trict of Columbia, this Sd day of July, 1) Ware ae Se SLA ees | sa anioon ReaTuEEn pr oaNG 7 RoE rer instrument a Specialty ; awoek; 5a month in advance. Call at 1507 Ver= M oF two of Dis BROTHERS Ine atin mont ave, eel 9-3 Ail cure any, cave of Nervous Debillty and iowsot {\DWAERD C. TOWNSEND, ie ae E ‘pdeacher of Blocution, oe Male or female. Best, 1 Correct (deep) thing Vouwe | ture, Oratorical Dramatis Aedons at 1307 Tathety new, eoseann Mes “BALCH'’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 1207 10th st. n.w.—Perso risk a fortune in advertising an | PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE WEST, AND SOU . SPLENDID SCENERY. tebe ent fe mn comber 1, 16ND. TRAINS LEAVE Wastline TON, PROM STATION, CORNER 6TH AND BD STERETS AS For Pittsburg and the W. ¥ Chicago and Cineinnati_E Parlor Car Washington to arnisburg, and ine Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, Chicago Ciuciunatt, end Dining Cer Harrisburg to St, vine. Westorn Express mt +4) p.m. Bleeping « Washaugton ‘to Chicago Memphis Pactto ha- Pittsburg and the West, sveeper to Pittsburg, and Pittsburg Chicazo. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BaTmoan, For, Kane. Canandaigua Rochester and Niagara IF, Except ~u) ‘ For Erie, Canapday fal st Drea 10:00 pote dail 0:00 p.m. daily, for prrinnuatt f rt daily. sho pte. KPHILADELVHLA, NEW VORK AND THE EAt 2, ¥ ou, 31 WwW and 11:40 =~, 2a, 32 4:10) 1 af 20 a. Om end 1.30 11:40 4:10, 10.00 BS ma.» . 2 Lunited Express of Pullman Parlor 40 am, daily, except Sunday, and 4:00 pam @aily with Dining Car ‘HIA ONLY. daysand 5:10 p.m daily. 20 p.m. every day. bg ye © ~~ 7 4 nf Hrvokiyn Annea, atone ing direct’ trausfer to. Fulton steect, evending double terre across New York City For Atlantic City, 1140 am. week days, 11920 p.m. For Baitimore, 6 8:10, 9:00, 9:40, 10.50, 11:00and 11.40 am, 12705, 10,42 3: Por Brooklyn, N.Y., all Jersey City’ with ‘bost and 4:20 p.m. daily, except Suiday. Sundays, 9:09 a.m. 4:10 p.m. ALEXANDEIA AND. FREDEMICKSBURG KALLE AY AND ALEXANDLIA AND WASHINGTON BALLW AY day, ‘Trains lew 5-00), bawinere to destination from hotels and residences. Chas. KE. PUGH, K General Manager, faz) BRMEMOND AND DANVILLE RALLROAD CO, Sehedule iu eflect NOVEMBER 24, LSo, 4.10. hast Tennessee Mail, daily for Warren: rds tehbure aud RA Bh Charlottesville, 1 rg, Koanoke, nea niid Memphie sugton to S henna Pere. Fast Mail daily for Culp lottesville, Stations Chesapeake aud nt Lynchburg, Kocky Mount, Danville st tw ary uct Dutiviliv at "i Sy ville to Columbia and Aw ington to Ci 0 ail Arkansas pointe, clay Matasnas, ville, Cincinnati. “Pullman Vestitile tran Washing ‘Cipciunali with a Pullman a! Dany Au New Orient sat uly Car Washington to Fatimen ay, and Pullinan Sleeper and Hot Spring N.C, vie ana c via Atlanta and Salsbury.” asbury.. ‘Trains on Washington and Obto division leave Wash- any an ington 9:00 a.m. daily except si found Mill 11-0 ¢ Hound Hull ¢ Sunday, arcs i arrive 1p Washington Via East Tennessee, Bristol ‘Chesn- am, and 7:10 pom; Lynchburg at 10 eu, Vi wake aud Ohio route and Charlottesville st ssp 7:10 pam, and U-53.a.ium, Strashure local at 1004 sleeping-car and baceuce SylVauiA Kye. audit Passeuger station, Peunsylvani@ railroad, Gtbs ad 2! sts. E JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen, Pass. Ageut, — Bacroore A Schedule i eft: Leave Washingtou from ave For Chicago and express daily 11 oO Ranzoa. bet 10, 1G. ‘of New Jersey ‘sire thwest, Veatibuled Limited Nor eland, Vestibuled Limited 8.mi. abd express §40 p.m, 1 Local Stu 11Y 30 aun 12:10, 3-25, jaya, S30 am, 1:15, 'S . 20 pa r jay Stations, 14:35 p.m. For Gaithersburg and intermediate points, *:00a, ma, 11200, *9:39, TLL so pr ‘or Boyds aud intermediate stations, 17:00pm, » m, # Washington on Sunday at 1:15 tations on Metropolitan am, 13:10, TO 30 p-m. u Chicago ‘daily 11:45 aan. ; from Ciciamall and St. Louls daily 32 au. trom Mittebur 7:10 am, 6:60 i 3, 4:00, 18200 2230, 74:20) *10:00 p.m. all Sleejing car pen at 9-00 pan. For Philade Wilinineton and 1s UU wm, "SU, RO, Fd Baltimoreand i for) Wantiarton 88 or Wy *5200 pun ahd 1a ight. ‘drains Ieave Philadelphia for Washington *4.: °8:15, 711 -10a.an,, 11 sa, 440, 0. sO . and *127.00 m” Bum stay “Day. {Sunday only. yage called tor and checked from butels an Oe idences by Unias Transter Co. on, orders left at chet Ollices, 614 and 1501 Ha, ave. and at Depo J. 7 ODELL, 3 nil Geu Manager. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, NO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROK, THE POPULAK KOUTE. THE OLD FAVOKITE 51 KAMEK GEORGE LEA! SPEEDY. SARE COMFORT, strect whart MONDAYS, . NESDAYS be only cieumer tending at wharf, Norfolly, Tbe o and the only lane having exclusive connection with BOSLON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMER. Tickets and rooms at 61Y and ave. ; Hawley's, 10th and F nw. who Wali check bacraye dences. ‘Lelephune No, » Wal. P NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AN AN south —Daily dine except Sundays. On MONDAY, Novetuber 1%, LSS, Steamers Lake aud’ June Moscley, having been pewly jurulabed, will Ieave Sixth-stroct what, juus 7th and it stroct car, at pan. Meturuing deavo Clyde's wharf, Norfolk, foot wt, eane hour, Ciose ecornectious tur New York, Puiladelphia tate i and North and nou. For rooms ‘and informa: thou reyurdiny treat call at Wharf or Lelopboue Call oa Ale i aud.U. (eket Otiews U1 and 1361 6. jawle: SLA BOAMD CUADIID - ry 5) koa VEKNON. leaves 7th st. wharf daily (except Sunday) for Seguan, low ot 10 aaa Fomchiing Wy 3:50 pin. Fare, round tp, $1, suclading’ tw ervunds * ‘cols es F° PUTOMAC KIVER LANDD Tthevtreet whart ou MOND! ves + tw oo A Py Sa SAUTE AT AT tm. Meturaiaty 3 Ur 4 URAL BIDAIS aud SUNDAYS touching Labaigs as sar as Nowiul Crock, Var be Chetaentes prepared success: | ©, 11th and 1th sts. n.e. fully for all Examinations, Elocution htandCom- | _ocl4-Sw* Donitions revised, Book Keeping especially. euzy-6m D* LEON, a HOKTHAND. ‘The oldest Established NonWoon aenrore, eee 3892 NOUS ain ork A full line of GAS COOKING sTOVES On hand and for sale, { SELECT iG and D, apa, preg BUKT ROUTE TO LONDON, +E ROUTE TO 14 s DEUISCHLK LLOYD 8. 8.00,