Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1889, Page 7

—T THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1889 Absolutely Pure. freefrom Alum. Ammon te or adulteration of any kind in Purity and Strength. —G: to refund price paid if not perf A PERFECT ART ALBUM CON- TAINING 24 BEAUTIFUL PHO- TOGRAPHS REPRESENTING TEA AND COFFEE CULTURE, WILL BE SENT ON reg = OUe ADORE ASE 6 BROAD ST., BOSTON, Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. It is the best in | ford, Mrs. ‘I. W. Smith, Mrs. T. G. Jones, the world. eo “THE EVENING BREEZE! an Exquisite New ETCHING, BY MERCIER, from SIDDONS PRIZE PICTURE, nerd iece of work, im which the breeze of even- tor ie typified by eraceful female ficures, buwan in form, but sprite-like in snbstauce, whose very roves Bave the irndescent and luminous coloring and. This i juat roads aud can be delivered for RISTMAS. TRE WaNps OF THE ENEMY,” His Most Important Work; CONRAD KEIse L “DA ROOF A SHEIK HTE) “ROBERT BURNS IN ‘eae wa fea iws Ours JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, T00 No NT Cheetnnt at. 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Mass., to whom all orders for books of letters for advice abould be directed as above, myd-s00tb Goon Cooxrsa. GQ@oD COOKING. GOOD COOKING. All wno destre Good Cooking in their homes should use | 4,, LIEBIG COMPANY'S LIEBIG COMPANY'S LIEBIG COMPA a) EXTRACT OF MEAT. EXTRACT OF MEAT. EXTRACT OF MEAT. Dishes, One pound is value of about $ Ask for LIEBIG COMPANY'S and be sure you get the genuine, with siusture of Justus von Licbig Brinted im biue across iabel. B26-tu,tbim G. 2 sees, Tailor, 414 Oth ot ow. FARRIS PO “Highest teat” Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Pow. 1. U.. Baltuinore, Md dsuperb Hine of GHAVINGS FACSIMILES “ROS | children was discussed at len: sth and resulted m gives «reat strength and davor to | Sto M to forty pounds of lean beef of SBESTOM | LINING. i PAINT AND CEMENT cent Zand Soy jared Kote, “cle neys, fire prool BONS, 2ud 10th st ow. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EFPS's Cocoa BREAKFAST. 2 thorough knowledge of the natural awa which pusee the ppeennican of decease nutrition, an: 2S caretal aprucation vf the Sue yroverties of well: Jed OUF breakfast hice with o dente davorest beverage which may Cveos, ME Eyps bas provi save us many heavy doctors’ bills. It is by the judi. Sous ues of such articles of diet that a constitution yy be gradually bulit up uDtl strong enough to re- reds uf suvtio Raladies are Suatiug eround Us ready to attack where pont, We may escape many s i by keeping ourselves well fortified ct frame.” —Civid Bist every teudeucy to dismse. “Huu were bicod ands properly bouribed Made sim pl ith bolitng weter or milk. Sold only by grocers, labeled th tm bait-pound tins JAMES EPPS & CU., Homaoypathic Cuemists, wul7-eaméta Louden, Eng.aud. lume, Cement, and Char CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Advertising” says: “A point which will afford reliable information as to the value of a publi- cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Ta Star invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance price for Ue same service. This few papers do! DINNER FOR POOR CHILDREN. Reorganization of the East Washington Christmas Club. The home of Mr. Appleton P. Clark, 119 6th street northeast, was crowded last night by the friends of the poor of the northeastern sec- tion of the city who had gathered together for the purpose of reorganizing the East Washing- | ton Christmas club. Mr. A. P. Clark was chosen {chairman and presided, while Mr. Rebert Leitch and A. P. Stuart acted as treasurer and secretary, respectively. It was decided to hold the dinner on the 28th at 10 o’clock im Odd Fellows’ hall, Navy Yard. Upon the motion of Mr. Stoutenburgh last year’s committees were re-elected with a fewchanges, The following isa CORRECT LIST OF THE COMMITTEES: Mrs, W. C. Dodge was appointed chairman of the dinner committee, with the following as- sistants: Mra. J. W. Whelpley, Mra. Frank Aldrich, Mrs, Thos, W. Smith, Mrs. D. W. | Drown, Mrs. C. G. Dulin, Mra. Dr. E. A. Adams, Mrs. A. P. Clark, Mrs. T. F. Me- Cauley, Mra, L. E. F. Spoiford, Mra. T. G. Jones, irs. G.” A. Hilton, Mrs. 'E. A. Hilton, irs. J. A. Randall, Mrs. R. W. Tyler, Mrs. J. lkinson, Mra. J. W. Babson, Mrs. E. J. Mrs. A. C. Clark, Mra. J. 8. . Gristoch, Clarence Clark, C. euridge, Mrs, Hopkins, Miss Jessie Van Doran and Mrs, Ward Morgan. Other committees were appointed as follows: Finance—A. T. Stuart, chairman; J. W. Whelpley, W. C. Dodge, Thos. W. Smith, W. A. Croffutt, W. H. Stoutenburgh, H. P. Godwin, . H. Walker, Geo. M. Oyster, Chas, G. Dulin, Cope. R. W. Tyler. Dr. E. A. Adams, Dr. W. P. jazen, Frank Pitzer, Frank Aldrich, John P. Soom, John H. O'Donnell, B. F. Leighton, F. O. Maxon, — Eberly, Dr. L. K. Beatty, J. 8. Slater, John L. Herrell, H. R. Simpson and D, '. Brown, Purchasing committee—Mrs. L. E. F. 9 D. W. Brown. Gifts, toys and music—Mrs. W. H. Stouten- burgh, Miss Ray Chester, Miss Lottie Vau Doren, Miss C. F. Boyden, Miss Carrie McNeely, Mr. Horace Dodge, Mrs. Frank Aldrich, Miss A. L. Grant. Transportation—Mr. John Hitz, Mrs. J. H. Wilkinson. Visitation and distribution—Mrs. A. P. Clark, Mrs. Spofford, Mrs. J. W. oe Mrs. John Hitz. Mrs, Dr. Adams, Mrs. G. ‘I. Jopes, Mrs. Hopkins. Keception—Mr. W. Dubois, Mr. J. T. Free- MOWBRAY'S | man, I. G. Jones and Frank Aldrich, WAYS AND MEANS. Donations of turkeys, meats and other pro- visions are desired. Money contributions may be sent to the treasurer, Mr. Robert Leitch, $27 6th street southeast, or handed to any mem- ber of the above committees. Subscriptions of $5 each were received from W. H. Stouten- burgh, C. A. McEwen, A C. Clark, Robt. Leitch, Stuart, AL P. Clark, jr., ¥. Babson, W. C. Dodge. The question of admitting the parents oi the ina motion from Mr, Stouteubargh prohibit- ing the admission of parents, ‘Ihe motion was carried. ‘The balance on hand, the treasurer reported, was $75.43. The treasurer announce that it would be necessary to raise $430 to defray ex- penses, due next meeting will be held on Monday the iéth, THOSE PRESENT. Among those present were Mrs. W. C. Dodge, S. McC. Spofford. J. S. Moffatt, ‘Ll. G. Jones, J. W. Babson, J. A. Randall, E. A. Hilton, A. P. Clark, E. Hilton, E. A. Adams, ¥ nd Misses M. C. MeNeciye nay € er, Jessie A. Van Doren, Lottic Van Doren. A. L. Grant, C. F. Boyden, and Messrs. A. P. Clark, John Hitz, Kobert bare A. P. Stuart, W. H. Stoutenburgh and Frank Aldrich. a A City Building Needed. To the Editor of Tax Evexsxo Stan Any one attending to business with the city authorities feels sadly the need of a public building suitable for all the city offices, We are the poorest equipped in this way of any place of the same population in our country. Coming northward on a 4!4-strect car a few days avo and noticing how very peculiar the city hall appears when viewed trom the south, seemingly as if the pension office was growing out of its roof, the thought struck your cor- respondent that here was a chance fora needed improvement, and the improvement could also be made a great accommodation to our citizens, It there were two or three additional stories added for the city hall, with necessury wings, then here in the heart of the city could be placed all the city offices, including the city post office. One has but to look at the map of the city to notice how central a position is oc- cupied by the city hall. Midway between the two railroad depots and at @ short distance from them, easily reached by all tue lines of st cars aud her net many blocks from the Capitol on the one side and the depart meuts on the other, with a wide avenue to the front and a public park to rear—w place could compare with the lo: tainly bere ig an easy solution of place the post office?” No doubt people of all classes would rejoice if it were decided to have their public oifices so arranged for the con- venience of those required from day to day to call upon the various departments of city offi- ein Business men would certainly appreciate the arrangemegg, aud here the building could be erected on phblic property. EAM gee Fairs. The fair of John A. Logan camp, Sons of Veterans, was formally opened last evening at Willard aall by an address from Gen. 8. 8. Bur- ett. The booths, which are named after the Grand Army posts of the city, are in charge of the following ladies: John A. Logan booth, Mrs. Capt, Skinner; Kit Carson, Mrs. H. E. Weaver: Farragut. Mrs, George Engel; Lin- coln, Miss Annie Roberts; Garfield, Misses Ida ‘Thomason and Eva John A, Rawlins, Miss M. Z. Weaver; Burnside, Miss Ella Baine; Miss Mary Corbert; Reynolds, Mrs. A. C. Starkey. ‘The “Swiss market” at Grand Army hall was opened last night in the presence of a large audience. A number of young ladies attired in Swiss peasant costumes sold edibles of the lighter kinds and made themselves agreeable to customers, Today and tomorrow luncheon will be served from i2to 2 and this evening a rag-baby drill will furnish amusement. ‘The [Serr of the “market” will be applied to the nefit of the sewing school which these young ladies are interested in. The school is under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal home missionary society. —.__ A Warning to Drunken Drivers, Saturday afternoon a horse attached to a wagon belonging to Singleton & Fletcher and another vehicle, owned by V. Baldwin Johnson, collided on New Jersey avenue between F and G streeta, The shafts of the latter vehicle entered the animal attached to Singleton & Fletcher's team and the wounded horse died in five minutes. James H, Gaines, colored, who was driving Singleton & Fletcher's wagon Was intoxicated at the time and his horse was galloping. Policeman Estes arrested Gaines and e was tried in the Police Court yesterday afternoon. Judge Miller said it was time for these drivers to stop drinking at every corner and getting drunk while in charge of teams and he zee Gaines $40 or four months on the —— ANACOSTIA, Poor Ressre Goo! D8 on DEAR Ai ANY PRI ICE, We haves complete Lue uf WATERPROOF CLOTH- ENG of the latest styies aud facet quality. Gur Bre Celebrates tur their Quaiity abd Durabi Sparapice that itis the lest of ite kind. ONE PAIK our OVE KS: <i GouDi eA fe _MELY: Linbasts yReER cO., SS. st. T= WASHINGTON ARCHITECTCKAL iON D BRIDGE WOKKS. means, L. DENT, M. k., Proprietor. ‘The best Spyticiee in she He iy for all kinds of Steel Leams, A: oe, ame, Angien, 4 Pe civaze tm Soke ty. hepairs end general machine work dome i be best manner and et short notice, Unies 1415G sh Bw, Tel. 428-5 ne oa Wasiiugton, ba OUr tame ou auy article of manufactured Tubbet is & signed petition for their appr provel, and an ar- tm the | tor, for the preparati aud our KUBBE& CLOLHING is the best aud | model of the statue. The work has been goin; District of Col Sree ca system of eam Anchors tua Peet or. Sid aud Water ste. Tel. 428-3. Buoxze Statce of Wasuryatox.—A short time ago the public-spirited citizens of Ana- costia, desirimg to have a bronze statue of Washington in some public space here, pre- sented to the Commissioners a numerously rangement was made with ills, the sculp- of a suitable plaster on quietly, aud it is hoped that sufficient funds will be voluntarily contributed to erect a fin- otal bronze work surmounting a marble ped- ost Nores.—Richard Martingly, living on the Bowen road, discovered yesterday afternoon that his house bad been entered and a consid- erable amount of clothing and other articles stolen, including three shirts, vest, ur exe underclothing, locket and razor.—Miss Mc- Nally, the assistant P serene is sick at her ‘asbington, her place be- en supplied by the ex-assistant, Miss Martha > A recently published work on “The Artof to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same THE PRESIDENT AT CHICAGO. He Left Last Night to be Here Tomor- The President and his party yesterday visited the Chicago auditorium and were shown all over the vast building, the board of trade being afterward inspected, In the afternoon recep- tions were tendered the President by the Union league and Marquette clubs. Chicago has ueyerseen a more fashionable audience than that which filled the auditorium in the even- ing, The beauties of the place were wonder- fally enhanced bythe charming toilets which filled it. Patti was of course the central feat- ure of the program, although admirable num- bers were presented by Clarence Eddy on the great organ and by the Apollociub. Patti was received with a prolonged applause, which died away instantly as the opening notes of “Home, Sweet Home,” rose above the tumult, only to be redoubled when she finished. She was com- pelled to bow her acknowledgments a number of times, PRESIDENT HAWRISON'S ADDRESS. Dedicatory speeches were made by Mayor Cregier, Gov. Fifer and President Peck, who introduced President Harrison, The chief executive said: “Some of my newspaper friends have been puzzling themselves to dis- cover the reason why I left Washington to be here tonight. I do not think I need to set out in order the motives which have impelled my presence, Surely no loyal citizen of Chicago, who sits here tonight under this witching, magnificent scene, will ask for any other rea- sou than that which is here presented. I do most heartily congratulate you upon the com- pletion and inauguration of this magnificent uilding, without an equal in the country, and, so far as I know, without an equal in the world.” The President continued for several minutes in like complimentary strain and fin- ished amid great applause, A cantata composed for the occasion by Fred- erick K, Gleason was sung by a chorus of 500 voices, after which John 8, Runnels of Chicago delivered an address complimenting the aud torium upon its triumph and paying frequent tributes to the guest of the evening, the President of the United States. Applause, first low and murmuring, but deepening into the thunder’s roar, now marked the epoch of the evening. Descending the steps trom the right, escorted by Manager Adam, was Madame Patti, who advanced smilingly but al- most timidly to the front as the orchestra struck up @ triumphal welcome, In tones that had lost none of their sweetness or power. the world-famed cantatrice warbled in touching cadence the familiar melody of “Home, Sweet Home.” The expected encore followed from the delighted audience, and Madame Patti re- sponded with a “Hunter's chorus.” Repeated attempts were made to elicit another soug, but she responded by a smiling bow of acknowledg- ment, and retired to her apartments, After the exercises the President was driven to his train and at once started for Washing- ton, to be present at the centennial exercises tomorrow. IN RETURN FOR “LIBERTY.” A Statue Which Mr. Pulitzer Purposes to Give to Paris. A Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says: The unexpected result of a call to- day at Bartholdi’s studio has been the discovery that Mr, Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World is about to present to Paris a fine piece of statuary. The donor has kept his purpose quiet, but today the great sculptor talked freely about this monument, which he is to execute ata price of $50,000, or, to be more accurate, 250.000 france, Bartholdi’s studio in the Rue Navin is higu room, in which are many u chook tad ig at work upon Bartholdi. pointing toaclay group not more than twelve inches high, ‘13 the first model I made for the statue of Washington and Lafay- ette, which, when copied in brouze, will be a mammotii mouumeut, and will be presented to | the people of Paris by one of your great Amer- icaus. It 1s intended as a commemoration of a Freuchman’s aid to America in her struggle for independence. This donor is a generous,noble man and a lover of liberty. It was he who helped me so much by guiding the American people when my Liberty was sent to your coun- | try. And now he is to bring the two countr.es inwo closer communion by presenting this swatue to France. Ihave been at work on this and the larger models for many weeks.” From these models it appears that the base of the monument will be an irregular surtace,us if to represeut na:ural ground, Washington stands at the left side, turning partly to his right, so that he looks into the eyes of Lafayette, whose position, of course, is the reverse of that of his companion. Latsyette'’s right arm is extended and his hand grasps Washington's lett, Wash- ington’s right hand grasps « staudard set in the background, from which fali the colors of the United States. This standard inclines from him and crosses a staff in Lafuyette’s left hand which bears the French colors, In the last model. and there ure several of this group, as was the case in the study of Liberty, the work 1s in white plaster and the expressions of the faces are clearly and delicately detined. Washington's features denote his gravity and moral srength. aud though no trace of a smile is apparent tuey area trifle relaxed as if he were glancing with tender appreciation at his young colicague. Both figures are in full military costume. Lhe sword of the communder is at the side of each, and the tips touch the ground, = OARSM/ AN SEARLE D DEAD. The Conqueror of Hanlon and Champ- jon of the World. A dispatch from Adelaide reports that Henry Searle, the champion single-sculler, is dead. Searle became champion of the world in pro- fessional rowing on July 13, 1888, when he seulled against Stansbury over the Parawatta course at Sydney. In that race he made the best time on record for the distance—3 miles and 330 yards, On September 9. 1889, he de- feated O'Connor of Canada on the Thames championship course. Searle's first race, which he won, was at Chatsworth, on Novem- ber 9, 1884. Then he won the light skiff race at Harwood In May, 1885, In January, 1586, he beat Wallace in a three-mile race at Harwood; but on the same day the order was reversed ovér the one-mile course, Wallace beating Searle. In January, 1888, he beat C. Neilson and Hearn, the champion of New Zealand, Wulf was the next man to fall before the great antipodean, After that he met Joncs Stars- burg. They rowed on the Parawatta river course—3 miles and 330 yards, Searle won in 19 minutes and 63 seconds, and beat the record, The previous record, 20 minutes 20 seconds, was male by Beach when he outrowed Hanlan in 1584. On Monday, October 30, he met and defeated Peter Kemp, the champion sculler of the world, on the Parawatta course. The race was for £500 aside and the title, . Searle was born on July, 14, 1866, at Grafton, New South Wales. He was a tall, handsome bionde, with fair, rosy complexion. ‘His height was 5 feet 10 inches, and his rowing weight 160 pounds, His armavas as soft as a woman's, and did not suggest the brawny appearance presented in pictures of the oarsman in rowing costume. Hunlan ascribed his wonderful row- ing powers to the remarkable strength of his thighs. Searle claimed to have acquired a new movement, which other oarsmen had not dis- covered, An Old Womau Cut to Pieces. Aborrible butchery occurred in Cincinnati early yesterday morning. Bridget Byrnes, an old lady, seventy years of age, living alone at No. 1108 Butler street, was horribly hacked, two of her fo a being entirely severed from her right hand. Her throat was cut and a half dozen other cuts disfigured her face. The murderer is John alias *-Brouky” Smith, who is well known in police circles. The evident 0) ject of the murder was robbery, as it was known that the old lady had considerable uaey about the ho the house, Smith was arrested, a ‘Fired Into a Crowd. At Higginsville, Missouri, a colored deputy policeman named Vinegar, while drunk, fired his revolver promiscuously into a crowd of white people while they were leaving the opera house Saturday night after a performance. One young man was shot through the head and mortally wounded, and ee were more or jess injured, Vinegar escaped and has not yet been captured, although » posse of men is scouring the country in s¢ in search of of him, The Montana Legisiat ture in Deadlock. A special from Helena, Montana, says: The republican senators have definitely decided to refuse the proposition of the democratic senators to investigate the tun- nel precinct election case, giving as a reason that it would be discourteous to th house of represeutatives for the senate to inter- fere in a Fe peas which related to seats of members of the latter body. It is stated that the same sort of ition for an investiga tion was made by the democratic house to the republican hoes The deadlock stands the fret day of he session, bo GRAYNEsS, baldness, dandruff and all diseases of the failing of the hair be cured hig fis Vagecabia ‘Sicilian Hair Kenewers P= PILL aaS S For Weak Stomach— Impaired PRICE "95 s CENTS. “PER I BOX. — oly by hia aw St. Helens, Lancashire,England, F. ALLEN & CO., Sole Agents FOR ro ae STATES, 365 & 367 CANAL ST., NEW YORK, Who (if your druggist does not keep them) will mail Beecham’s Pills on receipt of price—dut inguire first, (Please mention this paper.) pad Dieton Disord Liver, Hovse & Hennuanws GENTLE READER, WE KNOW YOUR LARGE- HBARTED GENEROSITY PROMPTS YOU TO KINDLY REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS AND AC- QUAINTANCES WHEN THE JOYOUS CHRISTMAS TIDE AGAIN ARRIVES, WE KNOW, TOO, THAT THE EXACTIONS OF THE SEASON ARE SO URG- ENT AS TO ABSORB ALL THE READY MONEY ANY OF YOU CAN COMMAND, HOW TO BEST COMPASS YOUR INTENTIONS WITH AN EXPENDITURE OF THE LEAST POSSIBLE CASH HAS, OVER AND | gh AGAIN, SET YOU TO THINKING AND AGITATED YOUR BRAIN ALMOST TO THE PRESENTS MUST BE MADE ANDOUB ¢ HAS BEEN DEVISED TO MEET CASES OF THIS CLASS, WILL, IF JUDICIOUSLY TAKEN ADVAN- TAGE OF, AID YOU YOURSELF IN BEARING AN OTHERWISE INSUFFERABLE BURDEN AND AT THE SAME TIME IN BRIGHTENING THE FIRE- SIDE AND CHEERING THE HEART OF MANY A LOVING FRIEND, IT IS THEREFORE THE HEIGHT OF FOLLY TO LONGER DELAY IN THE MATTER, KNOWING WHAT YOUR INTENTIONS ARK GO WITH US THIS WEEK THROUGH OUR AND SELECT, WHILST THE LINE IS COMPLETE, SOME USEFUL AND APPROPRIATE ARTICLE, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO HAVE IT DELIVERED CHRISTMAS EVE, HAVE ALREADY DONE. WE EXACT BUT A FEW DOLLARS FIRST PAY- | MENT ON THE FINEST AND MOST COSTLY PRE! ENT, GRANTING YOU THE UNSPEAKABLE PRIV- ILEGE OF SUGGESTING YOUR FUTURE METHOD CELING YOUR INDEBTEDN | “OUR SOUVENIR” FOR THE CURRENT MONTH | for Parlors, Dining coms, Chambers and Halls, ex- SURPASSES IN WORTH AND BEAUTY ALLOUR jy" PAST EFFORTS, AS HUNDREDS HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CKEDIT HOUSE, P21 and ¥2S 7th wt aud O5U Alesse ave nw, DECEMBER 3, 1889. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY have Just received A CAR LOAD of Canned Sugar Corn of superior quality, which they are Prepured to offer at # postive bargain, ‘These goods are packed in cases containing two dozen cans, and we would confidently reo- ommend our customers to secure a few cuses at ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 426 Yth st, bet. Dand EB P. $.—Also another large supply of Flour re ceived today, aud we continue to offer bargains in that departinent, U BECEDENTED Bancass Is CAPE OVERCOATS, STORM OVEKCOATS, ALL KINDS OF OVERCOATS, BUSINESS SUITS. Tas Werx We the suitable for Giaplag the Jengent stock af Goods, Our building incompletely flied with Inte invoices \ foreign and gf Artisticaud Ueetul articles, of both domestic prc ASTONISUINGUY LOW. sate ould savise our Trends end patrons to select HOLIDAY GIFTS before the GREAT KUSH commen by abiiug them to take longer thine and t6 Pr fey the Goods they want TABLES, CHAIRS, &o. iherry and Antique Oak Kockers, in Silk Plush, any hade, from Handsome Rockers, in Teather and Antique, Oak and Mabowany Pins som bag g * Autique Oak Kockers, i Wilton Rugs, from $10 up. Cherry and Oak Habiés, with Plush Qak and Cherry, Tables, 24-inch Top: b200. ope a0. Silver and Gilt Tables, Quy Pedestals in Oak pd Mahoyany, Onyx Tops, $15, Fancy rasels, $1. Bereens in Fret Work and Silk, § Standing Cabinets for the Parlor, 615. oe Cabinets, all finishes, $3. Frcellent senusument of adie? Writing Desks, hed in Usk, Antique Oak, Mahovany, $10, gjigndsome para ‘Tabies, ali Woods’ and Finishes, ‘Book Cases, Ores Bepiece Silk Phish Partor Suite, #3 7.80. Blogant Argyle Suite in Tapestry, $00 S-miece Suite in Wilton Rugs and Sik Plush, 885, Pplece Suite, upuolutered in Brocatelle, 7B Fillow-back Lounges in Wilton Kugs, @3U, Couches covered int apestry: $ INING ROOM BU KNITORE, Extension Tables, all woods, $4. Bp patterns of Pillar Extension Tabien, Sendoeeon | Sideboards, in im Mahogany, Os Oak or Walnut, Leatier Care, to mated, @4 each, wo te Y ee CHAMBER SUITES. qo Antique Oss or Cherry Suite, Beveled $2: ones: Antique Oak or Cherry Suite, Beveled Plate ass, Bylece uatiation Mahogany Suite, Beveled Plate ass, $53. ‘B-piece Antique Oak Suite, Beveled Plate Mahoguny Suite, Cheval Glass. @ 5, gultiguiers. an (aise ¥ OF Oak, Beveled Plate ass, Shancellsneous Faruttare of all kinds. On the Second Floor we show 900 pieces of RATTAN and WICKEK W hockers foam | @2 tip, Wicker Tablos (something new) from #4 | Work Baskets: | Standy, Fc Foot Resta, &o. yas! A Complete ontivent of Very fi Glass, 8: in. by f 7 ft, from #7 tum B16 A HEN Li. le, FUL per uy hes Wide, #5. U5 per pair, Kegular width, $6.9 per puir. LACES, ACES. Rich and beauticul effects in TAMBOUR, g 5 RENNAISSANCE aud IRISH POINT LACE. gttingham Laces, in novel, shy e.g, ta ry fine'Silk Sulea Curtaius, roduc tains. $6 per pau Sito gue per juin, strived Silk Cur: Gad 44 pairs sulk Curtains $5.79 | to z4.o0 euch. ‘Au attractive line of WALL PAPEKS, lute t patterns. lug, Fainting aud Prescoig. sti- SULIUS LANSBULGH, ith and F ste, From now until the holidays the store will rewain open until Y p.m. a7 ates furuished, Guear Syspicare Sate OFA QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS’ WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. NOW IN FULL BLAST, IN THE LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING, COR. Y1H AND E 81S. N. W. ‘Three of the laryest wholesale clothing houses in this country have co: elrsurplus stuck. amount foro gvers quaiter of © millon Aailur aude Site and Overouais tor Me Euure assortment at retail at Gods are manufactured for the finest trade, and will be so.d at 333 ceuts ou the dollar ot muanutact- uring cust. ‘Loo maby goods OU Luud is the reson for tine Ww nde tul eect Manufacturers must Lave cash, beuce this terrible slauguter. This is no Logus bullkrupt stuck of suoddy task. but au bonest s.crifice oi value by first-cias, relia:le manufac- turers, abd 75 cents of ready cash takes $3 worth of elutiiue, Louk at tene prices: efits Hey Bibued Diagonal Suite 63.75: worth ( Mch’s Heavy Double Breasted Woolen Suits, @5.25; worth 814 Mei’s Good, Honest Woolen Panta, 83c.; wo: Men's Winter Uvercouts, $3.04 ; Worth $10. Men's storm Uisters, Fur ‘Colla? and Cutts, Woolen Lined, 84.575 rey eM 3; worth # q want Drews . BS. Srorth 87 50. “Dvercvata, Clauelilla ‘aud “Melton, 6187; 20; worth $4. 50; y worth & Sie ‘the latels o1 the b ‘Tiere will ulso be so.d eleguut Bus und D tes Suits tor Geutlenen at. 4 wes. etually and tly worth worn truc oti #, geod enough: OU't siUw JOU CVErs Urticie we advertine we Will pay your ear fare tur 50 quiles, as it will pay you to come 100 mules ty attend thix us preeedented sale. ‘This sale 18 concucted by the leauug wholesale clothing houses of this country and are responsible for DLESS SUIS, Prince Albert, Cutaway and FULL DRESS SUITS. BOYs' SUITS. BUYS' OVERCOATS, Cape and Plain, ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 SEVENTH ST., BET. PA. AVE. AND D 8T. TRIMMINGS, LACZ HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, FURs, JEWELERY AND FANCY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. In this department we are showin designs in Vandy ke G all the newest inges: also the and Goid Vandy ‘ke Giuips for evening wear. ‘Beaded » audy ke Collars iu yold, silver, steel and Jot, 8 DUCHESS LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, cnet, uu? rary Egat. ui tad] 50, af ier 32, 100 Pea, ‘Satin and Gros Grais Slades tor iaucy work; om. To these goods we and Trimmings larten, Seal, iuyux, Our stock of Muff, Collars, Ca; iu Astrakhan, Monkey, Beaver, Js exceptionally aitractiva, 's White Angora sets, $3. 50, 85.50. Enamel Breast me Fins, ble Ebine Stone gattines, 300, Combs be, with ail sone from 25c, Buttons reduced to less 50c., 750., 1, 81.25, 50c,, $1, $1.75, 83, FANCY GOobs, Smoking Sets, 25c , Bmoking ‘Tables, $3, Bereen Photo. Albums, 25c., Blotuny Tablets, 10c ¢ Crud Trays and Brushes (oxidized), 81. Letter Scales (nkstaud combined), $1 aud Maudoline Thermometers, Plush Toilet Sets for F, 8Bc.; regular price $1. Handkere ef aud trays ve Gacheta in Misses in Gditierent colors, 1.75and $2.25, i Lain ps, “Bieg te Flower Baakets, Vases, TABLE COVERS, Chenille Covers, 1 ur Coverne priated oe Axtquares, chubroidered in eld, 81:50, Drapery’ bolting ends, band- ‘bureau Ssts 1a real Cluny Lace, $3.25 0 88. O05, 75a, 91. 25, $1.75, ‘sitin lined, 62.25, 04, &. @ DAVIS, ‘719 Market Space, Cor. 8thet. LITHOGRAPHER, Told FA AVE ‘Visiti ng cards neatly engraved: LEATHER he eeray OO Peck t be Fock Boke The ‘trom your plate, lvertisenent. DON'T first choice. 1,000 pair Children’s Knee Pants, 2Uc. ; worth 0c. PLEASE CALL EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID THE KUsH IN THE AFTERNVON, S.E.cor. 9th and E, in tho four-story brick sa nd) for ay bee Grasp Hounay Disrtax or DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, FRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS, ONYX TABLES, BRONZES, PIANO LAMPS, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS IN UMBRELLAS, THE LARGEST STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. FRANE M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 PENNA, AVE. Established 1840. =* a4 Pare Dz Fors Gnas. MAMMOTH ALL WHITE ASPARAGUS. PETITE POIs, Extra fine. Very low price, B. W. BURCHELL, 216-3m 1326 Fst ow, Hoxivar Goons. ‘The finest and most varied assortment I have ever exhibited are now ready for inspection in FINE FANCY LEATHER GOODS, FOREIGN AND DUMESTIO, IN POCKET BOOKS, CARD AND LETTER CASES of Gorham and other best makers,both(piain and sterling silver mounted. CHATELAINE BAGS, MANICURE SETS. CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES. Bs ap es te hy nts A an actetenens fren chet NDON DI CASES BRUSE asia AND an 2 HE OASLS, abd many other va! Emurryiiayne me inet vs EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. THE COLUMBIAN a sm the ne lormation about the courses weet * HODERINS, Professor of Mathematics. ee Primary—at 401 3d st iss section, tion and Speech Kesding Taugh a9-1m “‘iseuntere St SETTLED GENTLEMAN, GR Georxetown University, would fil utor in French, Latin apd the buglish Bs best references. Address T. 10: more, Md. ANDOLIN — PRIVATE 1 olin, “Address Box 16 NOACHING."—A GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY A College Instructor, M.A. and Ph.D. in course, would take One or Two Boys for Private I ction: reference to coileee president; terms very moderst could not give evenings, Address LATIN, star oflice. Ssiicerios In ¢ CLASSICS. MATHEMATICS PROF, H.ZICK, Ph.D. (HEIDE it fe TMOGENE, ROBINS HELE kas “had twelve inedals apd atudved 1 oye. | Fortraite, in, charcoal, avd oil colors, to O “studios open every. aay evenings Callaud see wonderful prog: students, ai Exgcurtox 1 QOuatons: : Actixa: OLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, abate AND SHA a o1 el n.w., half'a block east of City P. O. shown College has develo i —— of the best Professional talent im this country by the use of the SHAFTESBULY METHOD. Diplomak, Deg rees,and lenchers’ Certificatesawaried to wraduntes. “Shorter courses. privately of in class. Forty -emht-page cataloxue tree. M*s MANN'S RINDERGARTES SCH AND NDERGARTEN NOKMAL TRATNING CLASS, 191 & Sunderland place, south of Dupont circle, *s MISS RANSOM Bill give lessons tn, ail brauches of Drawing and Oil Painting at her a at F 1223 WASHINGTON, oS a 1223 THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN. _ 1 FREDERICK FEM attention of Members of uid all who have bea ed to this Institution, where rough edu can be obtaited and the best care is taken of health and morals. Send for catalogu W. He PURNELL, LL.D. meee a Ma. <I OF LANGUAGES, 1205 F 8 S Freuch by the Principal, Prot. GALLL Aub. oblcier fA cadems Tuan, Frofe. Dittwat and Masse Tralian sud Spanish, a Suenora. Gaillard, ete. Prot Gaillard lateiy expiained bis new method at the White House betore Mrs. Harrison and fnends aud sli were enchanted with it and pronounced it the easiest and tuvat educational yet kuown. uls-Lin LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Deportment, and Expression, The hadtesbury method. Lessons in clase or private, Cir- Cular coutaibiny terms and Tuli information tree, MISS MAUD D. BLOB W114, BA. oc31 715 sth st. WASHINGTON CONSERVATOLY OF MUSICS Cloud Building, Yuh wud # te. —Twenty- atest year, Fiano, Onan, Voir, Viviin, Flute, Cornet adval 4. J.B’ BULLAKD, Direc On HAND. Siktine Phonceraphy acquired in sixtecn easy lee- sons. Proficiency waned pin two to three months, Simpl rapsdaty aud bility ULBUTy aed. Call Greed stay ior pamphlet. Lypewritine tact tr Buriness wen suh pled with competent stepurap bers: and type writers, Hend School of Acue Phobowrayhy, ouibst. Fed. ees Priucyal B1G-1iu* N LESSON : SSG. DENGLER, to adults and Ist, n.w., oF at the residence of the pupils mid lau® IsS JULIA EXV/ Jit NCE JME in teachin ew Forechers, Oilers her services us Tenc avers of the F Americat Copgress and to Foren Legatiot 10tu stn. Algebra, by istury Rud Geostay bs in Accountad thaud, 1 ypewrit hs ad to advance the paptis iu music sudart. Lue wu.cul departwent coui)-cines theory aud tecunic aud embraces piano, harj, violin, guitar aud banjo. Lankuacea general vocal and drawing work Ire. FENCEMIAN BUSINISS, | COLLEGE, Corner 7 ti: aud D ats, uw. “school of Business aud Counting House Lraining bebool of Practical Lug! Bebvel of Sborduand at aud arts Scuvcl ot Telegrapuy sud Eiectrieal Scenes, Scicol of Spenceriah Penman Sclioclof Sechauical and arciutectural Drawing and night sessions. | of said for iustrated camlogue free i =e SUL vite Frineal. soz ©. SPENCE, LLB, Priucipal; BARA A. HE BERL $2 SCHOOL GF LANGUAGES, th st, u.w., Weshington ‘Kecoxnized in Americaand t urope as tuc best school for aepeedy mastery of the Foreixu Languages Dew Lerus bein wow. ‘Trial Lessons Fres Branches tn Bostou, Lrooklyn, ‘New York, Philadel. phia. Clicaro, berlin and te CHOOL. OF MUSIC EST Inewiis King, Principal, i piano aid composition. sei 7-an Wee RC UEAD PUPILS “BY A LADY. WHO bas nzede the Instruments Specialty ; (su ieseone mdvauce. a week; $58 month ip mont ave. sel y-Sus DWAKD C. TOWNSEND, Teacher of Elocution, Gorrect deep) Breathing Voice C alsute, Oratorical and Dramatic Actioi d fuily for all Exauaua positions revised. Bo QHOKTHAND. ‘Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to acquire s thor- cag knowledge ot Shorthand tor business purposes i hud well-equipped iLetruction roviss, moderate term, and the wuidauee of an experienced teacker aud practical rejorter, st the Busiuess Schivcl of the 1. M. EY New York ave, Isuruction, day aud even- Clases last year iuisbed work st Lo words ber ute, accurate work. wes NIVEKSITY- ARAINED pare for Civil Service, 1 eering, &c. Private lessoi dase OUc, Day and even. amg. Call, after Saaebuomae sep pains be: 1507 Listh et. CIVIL &) wave at Aducutiun talueust aud Cou JOKWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AYFNUE, 1212 AND 1214 147 STKE. A SELECT BOAKDING and DAY SCHOOL of high «rade tor YOUNG LADILS end LITTLE GIRLS. any Upuls prepared to enter the Lixlest colle Special facilities for selected whey: Hivith semion ovens Bouday, Bepteubur 3 at 9 otek sn ddress the Princi ery uM and MRS, WM. D. CABELL. _ our ¢ OF | WASHL ‘TON. LISHED 18) ae th st. uw. “Church organ for students use. Kapid aud thorough courses Call at 1507 Ver | ‘Persons prepared success: ANIA RO! THE NORTE. Weel AND SCorEwest. pots BLE TRACK. SPLENDID BC BEL BALLS.) MAGNIFi CENT SOUPMENE, F fleet December TRAINS Lr ANE WASHING TO! CORNER 6TH AND B STREETS, For Pittsburg and the West, Ci of Pullman spe, Cars at 10.50 cA Fast Line, 10.50 a.m. daily to Columbus and cule, with Sleeping Care from Pitt to Oo- Jumbas, and S.cejang Care Harrisburg Rich mond. Tod: daily, excert Saturday, to, Chicagea With Seeing © Altooum oe Bt Lot Fuucare. and Cincinuat Ex, —¢ ou & Parlor Car Washington to ine Care Harrisbure to St ing Cars Washig! Chicago and St. Louis, connecting daily ai Harrisburg web throaah Sleepers for Lousviie aud Memphia Pacttic Ea- Brews, 10:0 p.m daily, for Pitwsburg and the Weet, uch Sleeper to Pitteburg, and Pittebuag ak: Siw Vix AND THE RAST 11:00'and 11:40 am, Ov and 1 p andy, 0-0 ") 1s f Pullman Parlor Care except Wunday, abe 4-00 pus ini Car FOK PHILADELPHIA ONLY. Fast Express 5108. Accom. 6-00 p For Bostun without change, For teooklyn, N.Y. ail th Jersey City with "boats ¢ ine direct transfer ty. ¥ double ferriage acrons New Lork CHU, “a *City, 11340 aan, week dai 12420 p.m. daily 400, 11:20 pm. 7-20 am and 440 p.m daily, Re BAL DP wasuineto FECT NOVEMBER 18 1889 45, 8 40), #45, 10.57 cp Bryn yy mm. bu sundey 10.05 and ae ES bu viation for p.m. week days, For Kichmond snd the South, 4:00, 10:57 am and 15 pau. daily. Accomodation 4:50 pau week Alexandria for Washington, 6.05, 7: 10, 10:15, 1107 am: Dez at northesst, ‘avenue, and orders cali be left for the checking sage to destination irom Lotels und reaaences CHAD. E PCGH, J. &. WOOD, General Manager, (42) __ Gen. Pas. Agent ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILKOAD CO. Sebedule in effect NOVEM. k 24, 189. | 3.30 a.m. amt Lenuessee Maal, dau ton, Gordonsvulle, Charlotesttt | stations between Aleaundriaaud Lytchvurg, Koaboke Atlanta, Bristol, Kuoaville. Chattaiouge aed Meaapbies Puitiual siceper Was to New Urh 1 tween Lyuchbury and Daiivilin, areensbo Asbevilie, Chariots. Coiaubia, Aucusta, Atiau Birnauseen, . New Urveaus, Deoxas ani Culitornia. New 5 and Auguste. F Wasuington ty Cluclubat Vis C, ad Niue, Clucmuatt, ‘Pullen Vesubdle tran Washing- tou to Cinciuual With ® Pulliuel sleeper tor Lowe rees daily for Larnchi jotte, Columbia, New Urieatn, 1exs8 Car Washington to viuery. Pullman ty Biruungbame Alen via Atlsute and Goons F railway, and Pullinan Sleeper wu t Asteville aud Hot Spriuge, N.C, via ivision leave Wash- and 4:45 pan. erie Hill 6-00 aan ai saceyt suuday, arcivitug Wechiugrton 830 m the south vis Charlotte, Dan- ie araive ap Waduugten og via bast Tenuesece, Bristol aud un. mu 10:40 yas VB Chea pealbe aid Obie £ aun Charioitesviile 710 pus sid 0-53. Busasbuny iweales 1Osat Ticketay a jon and information fur checked at office, 1300 Penn- sy iva. t iakscagor slaton, Pounaylvene Taicromd, Oth au . uzS L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass, Agent. Barrons ‘D Ono Razors. Schedule ik aber Au, LOBE Leave Wasting wo , . Veatibuled Limited em) rene daily 11 220 aan, express 9:0 pt da. abd express 8-40 p.m. vcal Diawons T1U:30 am For Luray, 5:40 p.m, daily. For Be-tinore, week days, 4:00, 8:50, 1, Yd, nt S30 o tao <2 xe bead beg J, Gt), BU a tahy “Lib ee Sutdaye 8:90 win, Vsia,"S.25, Beiumuore tor Washington, week Ay 145, B20, B30, HLS 2:10, 3:00. 4:10 8 su, lod 45, 5:30, dis Shh 9 i polis, 6:40 am. 12:10 and 4:25 p.m, On m, Leave Annapolis 6:40 D and 3:50 p.m Sundays, 8.57 au. 4.00 tropolitan Branch, 6:45, e p.m. Wedpal staucus oUly; 140:30aan., 14.00 aud t For Kock Vile and Way i, 14:35 pm, For Gaithersburg aud suterusediate pointe, B00 m, 11200, 25:35) 11 it we ds aud interuedisie stations, 17:00 p.tmy Cure: train leaves Mashin pn Sunday st 1:16 P.tu., BLUpy A at citypoliteu Branch, For Freuerick, 16 Aa TS, Te incago day 1140 oi. 208 et. abd >t. Lowes dey 3 £ 1.00 pam, row Miliebury 70 aa, 6.00 NLM LURK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, hor New dork, aa Newark and Regn " OO am., “420 aud *i0:0 p.m. Buca parior core on ail day tenn Bleej aus car ou the 10/00 pig open at ¥-U0 pau ark, Miuujneton and ¢ ( Leeter, 12:00) a.m, *2 SU, "4:20, "7210 te points between Baltimoreand Phil- tty 15 adelplus, to Ma. *12 20 Aiaius leave” Now, ork for Wasa. *5:00 pm and *: big for 1 Fo ot , "620 40», Tausier Co. ob orders leit a Gcket Otheen 6iVaud 1901 tm. ave. and st Depot. 3. 1) ODE: SHAS. 5 oy S1SO PER, YEA, DEPRESSED BUSI 1 ( ces: Map iveeed Institute, both 5 Ghivordville: Fa. First-clave instructors’ all brauches taught; good home for Little Boya JOS. SHURT- LIDGE (Yale), A.M, Principal. auly-sm ._ FINANCIAL \ACOMA, WASHIN TERRITORY.—SMALL T amounts can be placed here so as to yield a proat 1 from 25 to 5U percent inside of twelve mouths. ‘here are bo surer or saler mivestiuenta, BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, se25-3m Uhiman Market Block, Tacoma, wW.T. ¥. COKSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, J** a Member 4.X. Stock Ex, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W. Bankers and Deslers in Government Bonds, MO NORFOLK AND FOKT MONROE, THE POPULAR ROUTE ith ssilataaas RE py BAPE. COMPULA Al ‘Avpouwkments first-class, Table uuescelied pucks pa Tools lange, comfortable and heated by sts, Polite Snd atlenuve Oftcers. ILorough rej Frou: 7Ui-strect whart MONDALS, WEDNESDAYS: “Mi be only steamer uding st Boston whart, Derfoim y steauer lauding at ny and the only sine havin exclusive connect, with ceerepinn Foie a kieeek a ba Tickets and rooms at au Penusyiventa are, Hawiey's, loth aud F n.w.-aud Kuox's txprews, who will check baxgaye trom Uotvels and private resi deuere. ‘Telephone No, 743-3 ORF! Ok AND THE Sout Dally line cacept Sundaye, Onend aoe ONDAY, Noveuber s& 1BSU, Steamers Lady of the Lake aud'Jane Moseley, having been repaired sud Bowly Suruisued, will leave Suath-street ebart terme 7th and vib strect cars at 5 pau. Kevuruing, Keave ‘Clyde's wharf, Norfolk, foot Madison et. sans hour. Ciose connections for New ork, gnd Korthend suai bur isi scuia aud st {hoe regarding treba st Wharf or Yd. Also B. wud U. Licwet U1 wie ‘so ave. and Hawley's bxpress. AND a Boikd Cuastine comrani. ___ PROFESSIONAL. Pres CLAY, THE QLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY reliable genuin born Cluirvoyan ‘utd Medium in tine etty, bus located per aoe private i as Dw. ce |i Ciny waa bora with vels aud wonderful tie gift of sight; reveals: a or stolen 5 ther, causes ai ig —E a j aH be SI 8 AF se, DAO Tae AE EVENTS OF LIPR in English or German. All business conidential. hours. 0 e.m. to# nm. 421 Uh st. gu Suniay frag Toe 230 p.m. amie ott, Fi THE or bere hye couls euch, 0p Lats between dtend'Seh 1 une GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. pL maaasete FALL AND WINTER, *89-’90, (Our own Importations now received. and you are mnviled W layout at the well-known house . 4H. D. BARR, sell OUNT VEKNON POTOMAC RIVER LANDI RW IMON STEAMER oh ak ___OCEAN STEAMERS, Saar torrie +3 Esha a aoa To Southey aon Deo. £2. sees: Roe . eyime ye be Spree Jaa. 8,3 ain. Ses dvices: let comm, tpward e o'dorth, according tolocation; 2d. ee steerage at iow rates Apply toe ATTORNEYS.