Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1889, Page 7

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Pari ceived the GOLD AND JEWELLED MED! from the National Medical Association for this PRIZE ESSAY ou NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY.Dr.Yarkerand acorps of Assistant Physicians may be consulted, confl- dentially, by mail or in person, at the office of EABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Ne. 4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Masn., to whom ail orders for books of letters for advice should be aa above, Byts tub MOURNING REVERIE. ins- ‘The CITY AND DISTRICT. © Advertising is profitable only when prop erly done,—that ia, in the medium sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is songht. Money otherwise expended for that purpose is wasted. To oxpend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tur Star. It not only claims the largost circulation, but gives the figures, and wears to them! CHRISTMAS IN WASHINGTON. A Joyous Day In the Homes and Ciurches of the District. THE CHILDREN BEGIN THE CELEBRATION EARLY AND KEEP IT UP LATE—THH DAY AT THE CRIS DREN'S HOSPITAL, THE JAIL, THE ALMSHOUSE, THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL, ETO. Christmas in this city is essentially a home. holiday, and the observance of yesterday was no exception to the rule. The weather was mild and during the early part’ of the day the sun was hidden with clouds and mist. It cleared off about noon and the afternoon was bright and cheerfal. The streets, however, were comparatively deserted and the homes, brightened with Christmas greens and Christ- mas good cheer, were the scenes of family re- unionsand festivity. The letter carriers, with their great packs—the modern Santa Claus— could be seen going from hoase to house leav- ing the remembrances and gifts sent by friends living away ‘from the city. A familiar sound during the day was the rumble of the heavily- laden express wagons, and through this agency as well as that of the Post Office department a great deal of Christmas joy was distributed throughout the city. IN THE CHURCHES. During the morning the services held at the yarious churches were well attended, and the elaborate musical programs which wero pre- sented, especially in the Catholic and Episcopal churches, were enjoyed by large congregations, The joyful theme of the sermons of the day made a fitting introduction to the festivities which were so general in home circles. SANTA CLAUS, Perhaps the earliest observances of the day (except the high mass at 5 o'clock a.m. in Catho- lic churches,) were participated in by the juvo- nile portion of the community, who, as a rule, awakened from their sleep some time before daylight and entered into the delightful inveeti- gation of the heavily laden stockings which | lecorated the fire places im so many homes. How Santa Claus managed his sled and team of reindeers over the snowless ground was probably not fully ex- plained, but in the presence of the generous gifts of the patron saint the natural scepticism of childhood was for the time atleast silenced. AT THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL. There were a great many believers in Santa Claus at the Children’s hospital yesterday. Each of the little ones in that interesting estab- lishment found a filled stocking at his or hor bedside and great rejoicing followed. Before the good things in the stockings had been en- tirely disposed of the children were treated to another and a greater surprise. In the visitors’ reception room a huge Christmas tree had been loaded down with beautiful and useful gifts and these were distributed to the youngsters in the afternoon. The latter surprise was the affectionate work of Mrs. MeGuire and Miss Schenck of the visiting committee. The aftor- noon was spent principally in the play room and a very joyous occasion it was, THE PRISONERS REMEMGERED. Whatever there was of Christmas in the din- ners at the District jail yostorday came from relatives and friends of prisoners. Corned beef, turnipsand corn bread was the regular | bill of fare, moistened by a quart of coffee, but there were only a few of the imprisoned ones who did not taste Christmas dainties of some sortor other. The Santa Claus of the prison was Frank K. Ward. More than a hundred of his friends went down to see him and nearly every one of them took with him a dinner or a considerable portion of one. Of course Mr. Ward could eat but a small portion of what was sent him; the remainder he Uitributed to those who had no friends. ‘The two condemned murderers, Benjamin Hawkins and Lewis Johnson, seemed to enjoy their last Christmas very considerably. Fo- male acqnaintances supplied them with season- able luxuries, Members of the Woman's Christian temper- ance union held religious services on the malo side of the prison, and the St. Vincent do Paul | Sisters attended to the spiritual wants of the females who are incarcerated at the jail. AT THE ALMS HOUSE, The Woman's Christian Temperance, Union was busy at the alms house yesterday. Mra. 3. A. Denham, superintendent of the Flower mis- sion, accompanied and assisted by Misa L. A. Early, Miss Hodge, Mrs. M. E. Foxwell, Miss Richardson, Miss Pratt, Mrs. H. Armstead, Miss Henry, Miss Gibson and several other ladies, | distributed Christmas gifts to the mates. Of these there were 325, and each one was given fruit, crackers and sugar, tied up in one pack- age. The fastening was of white ribbon, anda scripture text was attached to each. The sick folks in the hospital were remembered with flowers and jelly, and the children were mado happy with candy, cake and illustrated books. Religious services were held in each ward, THE INDUSTRIAL HOME ScitooL, Santa Claus visited the children of the Indus- trial home school, Georgetown, Christmas eve. The little ones assembled in the school room r the direction of Mrs, Kate A. Bar- and Mr. Douglass, the n consisting of re- citations, songs and speeche h was greatly enjoyed by the visitors as well as the little ones, Ali at once a dispatch was received from Santa Claus asking when the children would like to receive a visit from him, “At once,” was the unanimous vote of the children, and sure euongh the round, jolly-faced patron of Christ- mas came tumbling into the room and was received with uproarious delight. He distributed the contents of his pack and each child was made happy vith gifts. The president of the board, W. B. Gurley, was presented with gifts on behalf of the’ boys and girls, and “ho made an appropriate acknowledgment, The directors and fricnds of the institution provided thts entertainment for the children, Among the contributors were ausburgh & Bro., Woodward & Lothrop, 3. Baum, Fair, B. Johnson, J. H Young, E. Young, J. H. Semmes, J. H. Ryneal, Boston variety store, Rudolpi Goldschmid, E. Morrison, C.P. May & Co., T. J. Luttrell, the St. George's society and W. 8. Thompson.’ Yes- terday the little ones enjoyed the further treat of a fine Christmas dinner. CHRISTMAS NOTES, Great stacks of provisions were yosterday tributed from Grand Army hall to the fami- lies of about 250 veterans who were in needy circumstances, It was estimated that fuily 1,000 people were fed, President Harrison made a contribution for this purpo: ‘The Sunday scheol pupils of St. John’s Lutheran church, at 454 and D strects south- west, gave a pleasant entertainment last night in the presence of a large number of their friends, Kev. Mr. Miller, the pastor of the church, led the exe in which the choir, composed of Misses Mamie Trueshine, Wetz¢ and Katie Kottman and Messrs. Ferber, Wass- man, Rieser and Gordon participated, A Clirristmas entertainment was given Tues- day afternoon at All Souls’ church by the pupils of the National kindergarten school under the direction of Mrs, Pollock to the pupils of the Pensora free kindergarten and other invited guests, Gifts wege distributed from a beauti- tal Christmas tree. Elaborate dinners were served yesterday to ithe guests at the different hotels in this city. ‘The proprietors, in league with their chefs, exhausted the resources of the market and their art to provide a tempting array of good “tis marvellous how a mantlike my husband, ho prides himself ou bis Udy appearance, can curry $0 much hidden dirt. If the edgo of my skirt looked as abominable as the bottom of his trousers he'd fly in & rage. And all this nasti- ‘Bess could be avoided if he would use Wolff's AGME Blacking om his Shoes, but he w: nd yet he itis the Bist athe world for his Har por me pig headed, and John is one WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Sold by alt Deaiers ant Harness Mukera, Psa Wedukis This developer of MOMENTUM proved success ay cua! test ou a FRICTION BAKE. “It ‘came out x tines alead im power developed. ‘Tested in Cau ‘The ENERGIZER can bo Electrteity, Ges Engine or Bea Earie, Is ayteat meee ad economy of fuel Order and cetimates AMERICAN ENERGIZE MEG. CO.. (Limited) delO-Tm* (7 Lowitaseave, things which would remind their guests, if they = no other reminder, that it was Christmas . The directors of the Belt Line railroad on Christmas presented each of the 125 employes with a Christmas turkey, The Prince Much Thinner. From the London Figaro. The prince of Wales has considerably im- proved during the past two months. It ig an open secret that he was indisposed, although nothing like so gravely as was reported, but he is now emphatically better, and although mach thinner than when he left England looks very well. The prince and princess are at Sandring- ham, where they remain till Monday, when the ince will pay a visit to Lord and, Lad: Erooke, and the princess and their family will go to Windsor enstle, Nothing Like It! Every day swells the volume of for ail blood diseases: eadacho and ali disorders resulting trom im, Gokiea Medical and ever growing in favor. Philadelphia Printers’ Strike Post- poned. Edward T. Plank, president of the Interna- tional typographical union, arrived in Phila- delphia from Indianapolis Tucsday to confer with the officers of typographical union No. 2 relative to the demand of the printers on five morning newspapers for an advance from 40 to 45 cents per thousand in the prico for typeset- ting, The employers refused to pay the in- creased rate. ‘the demand the printers made was to have gone into effect Tuesday night, bat there was no strike. A meeting will probably be held in a few days, at which the situation will be considered. Mr. Wm. H. Singerly of the Record has granted to his printers an advance from 40 to 45 cents per thousand for setting minion, This action, however, it was said, was purely volun- tary, and had nothing whatever to do with the demand of the typographical union, the latter being still in abeyance, An Interstate Gubernatorial Dinner. The executive committee of the busincss men’s democratic association of New York have arranged fora dinner to be given January 8, the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, to these five democratic governors-clect: H. Boies of Iowa, James E. Campbeil of Ohio, P. W. McKinney, Virginia; Leon Abbett, New Je! sey; Joseph Kk. Toole, Montana, Congressman Carlisle, Kentucky; Breckinridge, Arkansas; Mills, Texas; ex-President Cleveland, Gov. Hill and Mayor Grant are among the invited guests, Seals ———— Mrs. Langtry and Her Husband. The rumor that Mrs. Langtry has become reconciled to her husband, and that her pre- sumably tender relations with Mr. Freddy Gebhardt have permanently ceased, has con- firmation, A well-known New York theatrical man, who returned on one of Saturday's steamers, says: ‘There is no doubt that Mra, and Mr, Langtry have settled their troubles. ‘They are frequently seen together and I my- self saw them in a box at the opera in London. Knowing ones say that Mrs. Langtry has al- ways had a high regard for her hasband and that the diiferences between them were en- tirely due to her persistence in remaining upon the stage in defiance of his wishes. A Pigeon Decides a Law Case. From the Cieveland Leader. A novel decision was rendered by Justice Miller in a suit before ‘him between John B. Kirby and John Scott, each claiming the own- ership to a certain carrier pigeon, which was bronght into court in charge of an officer. Justicu Miller, in order to settle the ownership beyond question, ordered the pigeon placed in the hands of two disinterested ‘sons, Who tootk it four miles south of the city and re- leased it. After it had started twochascrs were sent up by Kirby, and Seott followed suit by releasing another pigeon. The pigeon in con- troversy flew straight to the residence of Scoit, and according to the decision of Justice Miller is now Scott's property glad a= The Negro Exodus from Georgia. Great excitement has prevailed in Georgia recently because of the wholesalo exodus of negroes. Hundreds have already left their work in the fieids to go to Arkansas, lured by the extravagant promises made by railroad emigration agents, Every effort to make them change their minds failed and now many plan- tations are without a single laborcr and plan- ters can do nothing. ‘This is said to be but the ‘inning. ~ see A Millionaire Locomotive Engineer. From the Pittsburg Press, Robert Coleman of Cornwall, Pa., the mil- lionaire, who owns the great ore mines at Mount Gretna, was in the city this morning in | a private car, returning from an extended west- erntour. Mr, Coleman is in some respects like George Westinghouse, He is a genias and a first-class machinist. THe owns a small railroad at Mount Gretna, the outlet‘of his celebrated ore mines, and he often, when at home, speuds an entire day on the road in the position of a ngineer, There is not a man in itis said, that knows more about gine or can run one better thun Mr. Cole- He has become thoroughly acquainted with the routine work in his line and is con- tinually making some improvements, ee The Late Congressman Mahoney’s Will. Mrs, Mamie A. Mahoney, the widow of the Inte Congressman Peter Paul Mahoney, whose will is be contested by his ors, Mrs. Mary A. Prendergast and Mrs, Lucie E. Cahill, on the ground of undue influence, appeared at tho trial Monday befor> Surrogate Abbott in Brooklyn, The sisters of the Congressman claim that they are the heirs under a former will, and that the document which he is al! A to have executed on his death bed at the Arling- ton hotel, Washington, was obtained when he was not physically or mentally qualified to make a will. The testim Sowers, one of the attending phy by a com i! the condition of Mr. Maho was excluded, however, ground that the doctor fessional capacity. given the case on Janu sos Driving a Goat Team to the Pacific. Vivian Edwards, after a journey of thirty days from Hastings, Neb., hus arrived in Denver on his trip to the Pacific coast in a miniature wagon drawn by four goats. Edwards is a cripple and is attended by Charles Quacken- bush, a boy eighteen years of age. Dick and Frank and Buck and Jim are the two goat teams, well and strongly harnessed, that have pulled the little spring wagon and eripple from lastings to Denver, a distance of four han- dred miles, making about twelve miles per day The boy Quackenbosh walked all the wa wards intends to remain in Denver for the win- ter and then resume hia journey by goat power over the Rocky mountains to the fie const and then publish his many thriliing advent- ures. on, was read as to Alarge portion the court on the Jed in a pro- hearing will be — re A Miser’s Suicide. On Christmas day Anson Dewey, @ farmer and owner of the grist mill at Vestal, N. Y., committed suicide by cutting his throat owing to his dread of going to the poor house, Atter his death his house was searched and in old tin cans in the cellar were found £6,000 in gold and over $1,000 in bills, He was seventy-two years of age. To The P complete schedule of fast express trains to Philadelphia and New York, making connection at Philadel- phia for all points in castern Pennsylvania and at New York for all points in New England. All trains are equipped with new and hand some Pullman parlor and sleeping cars. The service is punctual, reliable and first-class in all respects, See Baltimore and Ohio time table this paper. * Prof. Brooks Discovers a Comet. Prof, Brooks, director of Smith observatory, Geneva, N. Y., discovered a new comet last evening. Its position is as follows: Right ascension 18 hours 23 minutes; declination north 34 degrees 40 minutes, with a slow motion, The comet is bright aud telescop This makes the third comet discovered this year by Prof. Brooks. —<6e~ Rev. Sam Jones’ Daughter Married. At Chattanooga last night William Graham of Cartersville, Ga., stenographer of the Cherokee judiciary circuit, married Anna, Rev. Sam Jones’ daughter. The bride is seventeen years old. ‘Lhe parents opposed the match, cas In Baltimore Tuesday Carroll §.\ Magill finished his task of eating thirty quail in thirty days and won the wager. a) mocning | Pears obtained the only gold medal- |j «Paris Exposition, 1889. awarded solely for toilet SOAP in competi- tion with all the world. ighest possible distinction.” A Dusmanos Ox Amsco WINES, It is now universally conceded by even the most fanatical teetotalers that » gluss of thoroughly ms- tured and pure wine is the most wholsesome, health and strength-mving beverae for mankind. Almost every state—no matter how cold its climate—pro- duces grapes from which wine is pressed, but THE PASADENA WL are made from those luscious SOUTHERN CALLFORNIA grapes which attain the Lignest grade of maturity and ripeness and are, there- fore, the best Wines in the market, L H. A. SELIGSON, or 1200 and 1202 Ponna. ave. n.w., WASHINGTON, D. C., am the sole agent for tho Pasadena Wines and Brandics and sell at marvelously low prices. Ihave received orders from rich and poor alike and all cheerfully ac- knowledge that the Pasadena Wines and Brandies are by far tac best and purest in the District, notwith- standing the fuct that my pricos are the very lowest. ‘My 20 per cent removal discount will be indefinitely continued, PLEAS< COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF OTHERS. Original Reduced Prices Prices per Gul, per Gal $100 eu 50 150 lzo PASADENA WINES. Sherry Port, 100 80 400 320 90 80 Icarry the largest stock of Imported Wines, Cog- nace, Gins, Jumuica and St. Croix Kums and all the French Cordials, including the celebrated after-dinner cordial, CREME DE MEUTHE (Cream of Merit), green or orange, dest Rye, Bourbon and Imported Whiskies ys be found at mystore. I enumerate a few: In Demijohus or Bure Ky Bottles, very low. Vid Keutucky Sour Seoteh Whisky, old. 480 Keotch Whisky, very ol 600 Scotch Wbisky, vory,vory old, B00 Irish Whisky, old. 480 Irie Whi 600 Irish Waisky, very, very B00 German oxen Brantwein, 400 I make 3 specialty of High-flavored Cooking and Jelly Wines and Brandics, H, A. SELIGSON, THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT, 1200 and 1202 Penn: ve. We Telephone Call 112-3. a18-w&s Useneceventen Arrracrion: OVER A MILLION DISTHIBUTER 4 LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorrornted by the Lesislatnre for Fdueattonal and Chesitanie (rye Tits’ franchise made Its MAMMOTIT DEAWINGS take place Sem!-An- ne and Decwmbor), and its GRAND SIN- NUMEEK DKAWINGS take place in each of r teu imonths of the year, ahd are all drawn ia public ut the Academy of Music, New Oricans, La FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, INTEGRITY OF MPT PAYME Attested as follows: FoR AND “We dn hereby certify that re supervise the arrange monty sor allihe mouthly and Semi nnwal Draweingsot The Lovisuint State Lottery Company, aud tn person omer the Driwinen themaetten, and that ented with hinesty, fairness, and ia youd Sau'h torcard att parties, anid we authorize the Come pany to use this errtgicate, with Sa les af vur sign mattures ullached, in its ailees Casemente™ Pf bnG Comnatssionera, We, thewmdersiqned Banks and Bankers, wilt pay att prizcedrawn ine The Louisiana Stale Lotieries which onted at uur counters, FY, Pres, Louisiana National Bank, LAD Pres, State National Bank, A. BALDWIN, Pros, New Orleans National: CAKL KOM, Pres, Uuiou National Bau GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1890. CAPITAL PRIZE, 300,000. 100,000 Tickets at 820 each: Halves, $10; Quarters, #5; Tenth, #2; Twentieth s, $1. LIST OF PRIZES, 100,000 is... 2000 18. 50,000, y 2b,000 » Tu,0u0 ar OB 5,000 are. SOs 1,000 ure, or ci TERMINAL PRIZES, 999 Prizes of $100 are. VU0 Prizes of 100 are. 5,1s4yPeizes, amounting to... 81,054,800 NOLE—Tickets Grawing Capital Prizes are not enti tled to Terminal Prizes, AGENTS WANTED. SP" For Civp ares, or auy further information @enired, write leibly to the” hndersigiieds cle siutung your Tesiaence, With State, County, Servet Dube, “Mor rpad return wail’ deavery will Deas sured Ly your dclusing ab Mauvelupe bears your us auureMs, AMPORTANT, M. A DAUPHIN, Dow Orlexns, La Money 0: Money Onier issued ‘Address By ordinary letter, contains by all E: ” N by pl space Conutatiey, New Address Rezistored Letters containing Currency to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE, ‘New Orleans, La “REMEMBFR that the payment of prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof Now Orleans, aud the tickets are signed by the President of ONE }OLLAR fs the price of. the smallest part or fraction of # Ticket 185UuD BY US in any Draw- ing, Arythiug iu our uaiue fered ior less than 4 Dollar is sewindla, als-waew PROPOSALS NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR NAVY YAKDS, PORTSMOUTH, N. HL, BOSTON, NEW ‘ORK, WASHINGTON, N PENSA- COLA. — December, 19, "188Y.—Seaied |p in- dorsed “Proposals for supplies to be opened posal ‘Jan 15, 1800," will, be Fecelved at the Bureau of Lrovi- Navy Department, Washington, JANUARY sions snd Cloth D.C. until TWELVE O'CLOCK 15,1890, and p: to furnish supplies for the abo: 0) Yards. ‘The suppiies are divided in b as below, and Tequired st the different yards, as fol. lows: Portsmouth~13, linius brick pine boards: steel ‘ind — oad 47, nails po and. coupiinae: Srosnes: 1 ke. Oy, wrcnches: US, Vises, — 10, bolta 1 window Klass sq B, pamuts, &e. Gt, wrench's; OS, emery Hour, & . corundiim Wheels; 69, wire; 71, candies,&c. Norioli =10, bolte; 17, valves: US, drilix; 41, sheet iron: 50, ofl and tallow; o2A, alechol; 52B, Fone; 67, saws. 71, asbestor Liniuy, "Se. Pensacola—217, globe valves: 26, fire hose; SS, points, drite-well; 53, pipe and couplings. Blank forts of proposals will be furnished fa application to the bureau vr thecommuandabts of the Various yards, ‘The articles must in all cases conforms to the naval standard, and pass the usual inspec: 4 els ‘idied by los. “Tbe depas ut rewerve e ‘ht to waive defcet: or to reject any or all bids not emod atv: ageous to tle government. JAMES ‘ON, Paymaster General U.S, vy. d1¥-lawaw EDUCATIONAL. ), nuts, piss EMILY E FRECH, TEACHER OF ELOC a26-68 e: y ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MU: Cloud Building, 9th and F ste.—Twout: Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Fhite, Corné A) year, advantiges, O.'B, BULLAKD, Directo: ‘URWOOD LN . 1407 Mass ave. Giighiand Terrace), 14th Street Circle. 421-6m, Mr. and Mra, WM. D. CABELL, Principals.> ADEMY. NE ARTS, 804 EST. N. eapest and bext place to learn Drawinst and Painting. Mra. IMOGENE ROBINSON | MOK- RELL has hud twelve medais and atudi Portraits in charcoal, crayon, on sola ; pastel, water aud oil colors, toorder from 83 10 83,000. “Studios open daily anh Wednesday even - ins, “Call and see the wouderful progress of students, aOtojat es eae JRENCH LESSONS. . Chevremont, Mui Diplome do TAcademie de 1aris and experienced teacher, Address 1133 10th st. n.w. 19-2w* ‘Aca 15 years in a1. GEORGE dR BOLS, ST. GE Ma. Prof. J.C. Kinear, AML, Prinespal surpassed Boarding School; $100 tos pesmON, V 7 OOD'S COMME: The best Com SIAL SCHOOL, 407 E. CAP. ST, reial School in Washington, ful and prospervus, scholarships, 825. ttendance, y terms; rapid progress, ‘Type-writing free to Busi pupils, Seud for e1rcular or call bet me all M SCHOOL. AME an 401 thd Dorthwestern section, teacher acc: Intion and Sj H_AND MES. WM. E. rig * Indorsed by. tho: New methods; por cout have aly: BU Gerri tien wera tayon, Oi and Pastel, | An eaxy method of teachinuc Creyon Por: traits. Lessons in China Painting, O11, Water Colors and Pastel. -waes mn" Mar GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS Singly or in Suiail Classen, Apply WM. H. tay risa INDERGARTEN NOKMAL TRAINING CLASS, 1915 Sunderland place, south of Dnyouteirele, oe FIFTEENTH ST. 1223 1223 WASHINGTER, “ro. THE MISSFS KERR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN. _ n30-tofed_ NHE FREDERICK FEMALE Attention of Members x Departioente ad all wiwo Lave dug 5 called to this Institution, w: fom thorough education ean be obtuined abd the” beat. Care ty taken of health Gnd inovala.” send for a ca es W. it PURNELL, LLD., n20-Im* Frederick, Ma, LOCUTION 2 iC AKT. Also Grace, Deportnent, and Expression. bhaftesbury method. Lesmonn rato edu The class cular containing terms and full Infunaation in MISS MAUD D. BEN TH, Wr. WA Kh, BALCH, i tewching the knelich her services as Teacher G cat Congress aud to Foren th nt. uw. Legations, ve: Execurion Axp Onatory. MAIAYN ‘COLLEGE OF ELGCUTION, 1.W., near F. Diplomas, Degrees,and Teachers’ Certifeatesawarded to graduates. Shorter courses privately or im class, Forty-eight-paxe catuloxue free. ar C. K, UBNER, A.M., C.E., EDUCATE! b Jeiulness. Two years a Business kduestor in th city. Fifteen years a member of the faculty of fast man College. Joint autuor of the celebrated Lastiaan: Jext Books. Busiuese Bystem, embracing Theor; Banking), Penmanship, Corresponde ore mereial Laue. iF, Khetoric, iwanslip, Arith 'y and Geography. Also courses rthand, Typewriting and ‘Telew- team heat and other inodern convensences, Send for cirealar WIA COLLEGE OF COMMEKCE, G09 ¥ st. co- aw, EMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1512 MASS. ., Will reopen Monday, September 2, It affords every facility for aequirtug orough and fivished education. No eflorts: spared to advance the pupils ip uusic and art. ‘The muscal departinent comprises: theory Cor Sag eud embraces ) iano, harp, violin, muita aud bute, WT uuxuagen general vocal and drawing and fancy work tree cezain PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th aud D sts, nw. ‘choo! of Business mid Counting House Training, chool of Practical kunclish, pol of Shorthand wud Ispewriting. Lualot Te ny wud Electrical Sefenea, sol of Sp ib Pemuitinlip. ScLovl of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Day wud night sessions. Caf i for illustrated catalozue free, HENIY C. SPENCEI, Li, Principal; SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princival- wed P\UE BEKLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAG! T TES 14th wt, ae Wesiington, ecognized in American “as the bost school for a speedy mastery of the Foreign Languages, New ‘Terms Lex now, ‘Trial Lessous ¥ro Branches in Boston, Brooklyn, New York, Philadel- phia, Chicago, Berlin and Park ‘se10 {DWAKD C. TOWNSEND, ‘Teacher of Kioeu Correct (deep) Breath: Druwatic Action, wt 13 I88 BALCH’S CIVIL SERVIC! 1207 LOth st, u.w.—Persons propared success fully for all Examinations. Klocution taueht aud Com- Posifions revised. ook Keeping aspecialty, auz-Gua Pass Exosrmos, 1889: a! S3 GRAND PRIZES—5 GOLD MEDALS. INSTITUTE, MENIER CHOCOLATE. ABSOLUTELY PURE! VANILLA (Sante) QUALITY. ASK FOR YELLOW WRAPPER, 400. A LB FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. BRANCH HOUSE, UNION SQUARE, N. ¥. 2 NKENNESS O THE LIQUOB HABIT, Lcsitively Cured by administering Dr. Hainer GOLDEN SPECIFIC, be riven in a cup of coffee or tea erin articles e4food without the knowledge of the patient: itis ab- and will effect # permanent and gigiet eames Oost babe onto ecu RAILROADS. jow can I inerease my income with safety? Jor Creole wiih incet interesting information FoR SHALE LSAPELY INVEST MY CaPrTaLt Ben, NS PER © ofa PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED by a most responsible company, With aanetsover ONE MIL- TION DOLLAKS, im which some of our best cltmens have invested, to whom We refer. Address THE WINN TE INVESTMENT 00. Represented by JOHN KRELSG, Jn. @16-e01m* & South st. Baltimore, Ma. ACOMA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY —sMALL amounts can be placed here so as to yield 8 profit Ot trom 25 to 60 perceut inside of twelve months, ‘There are uo surer or mafer investments, BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIR, Ubiman Market Block, Tacoma, W.T._ CORSON, JNU. W. MACAKTNEY, Member N.X. Stock ‘Ex, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILT NG, 1410 F ST. N.W, Bankers and D> ters tn Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans, Collections, Railroad Stocks and bonds, and all securitics listed on the Exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought and sold. A specialty wade of investinent securities, District Bonds and all Local Kairvad, Gus, lusurauce aud Lob ephone Stock dealt in, American Beil Teicphone Stock bouzht and sold.jy 18 FAMILY SUPPLAks LBS. BEST CITHON, 41: } GAL GOOD WINE, 7Sc,; 4 Ibs, Currants, Ye. ; 1 bot Grape Juice seal Best ‘Swect Catawt W * OHARE'S CASH GROCE! Lz4s 7th et uw. 5 a7-1m* G. Prssoxo & Sosy S08 9th st nw, Direct importers of fine Italian, French and Domestic WINES, LIQUORS AND CORDIALS. Lachrima Christi of Naples Asti Wive, Barolo Bar- ‘Dera Wine, Bracchetto Wine, Chianti th bottles avd flasks, Capri, and iuauy other fine brands, ITALIAN DELICACIES, hrooms, &e. er Youn Napa Co. € dies. Agents for Limestone | ‘bon and Kye W E POTATOES, toc, BUSHEL, E runes, Se. ried Fruit N. A. POOLE, M44 Loutsiana ave, LADIES’ GOODS. DESIRING FINE PORTRAITS MADE OF L4 their dear friends can examine spoctinens tow on bition at the rooms of Mrs BEL NZ, Ar 2th st. nw. Sabstaction gusranteed. alg-1 y ONDELS FOK CHISTMAS! WONDERS POK Ladies and Children. Fancy Paper, Toys, Studies, ld Paint, Tree Ornaments, Silk a ranste ods, Gettat Con * Macaroni, Olive O1l, Cheeses, Agents tor G. Gr: full Line of Groceries very low. 1 1 unigue hotions in the world. {EST CLASS MODISTr, 604 127H ST, ‘Opposite Boston House. Hiding Habits and Eveniny Dresaes. Street © made irom #6 up. Perfect fit, ‘ORDEON SKIRTS AND CAPES DOND private, Cir- | Simon's Phuting Estubliehme atch othice Ww. CMawonic Leng) ‘FRONTS: a FPO: H Always in order by plain combing, at MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, 1328 F st, nw. (Mrs, Harrison’ Importer of Fine Frouch Huir Gooda, Shampooing. |), KENCH DYEING. SCOULING AND DR} CLEAN- G ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 New York ava yand Geuts’ work of ivet upd kveniug Dremes. AN KA KCs, sormerly with ALE LON hor HERS DhY 3 D DYE WO Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments ¢ Dyed without being ripped, 1 & spec Tiurty-uve years’ expericncs, node ood cailed tor aua delivered. LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UL OR RIPPED dyed axed wwourning black, 4. FISCHER, TROUSEFURNISHINGS. cu 1 Cliaa, Glass, # Metals, Tors, Pipes, Jewelry pacity! Drugs and Grocers 1c. aud Coouxe By Gas A fall line of GAS COOKING STOVES ‘On hand and for sale. WASHINGTON Or Roxas, Wu u ibrok ors mbh31 __ GENTLEMEN uM“ HANT LAILOMING, FALL AND WINTER, *89-90, ASLIGHT COMPANY ’S_GOODS. _ Our own Luportations now received. and vow EXC ULVANEM Wy aMopEL4E Lhe Well-known bouse H. D. BARR, IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Penna ava, BICYCLES. rOR Boys AND GI S—THE is the only hich. rade priced che yet offered for the little folks. L it, aubular steel frames and ad- out, Weiss 10 pom anes heretutore sold and fkiren and youths irom & to 1b yeursof ace, For sale by all dealers and at the mustiuiactory, 1116 b st nw. Price 40. CKAWFORD & CO., Cycle Manufacturers and Importers, THIRTY ayn yes with pla CKAWPOK 2 st nw! MITH’S COMBINATION “DAKT* SAFETY, For Ladies tock of BOYS’ A TKS. Open eveniuss. Locsin} 501 9th st mw. MEDICAL, &, kK. LEON, ‘Whe oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ Fhysiesan 11 the Cit; can be consulted daily, 444 C st, between 4}¢and 6th teu Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly confiden- tial, Separate rooms for ladies, Medici $1. Olicealways open. ADLLS WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF EX 4 yerienced F Physician sho Dr. aid | Mrs. WILSON, 1105 Pork Place » ud Ivth sta ne. Ladies ony, Bemedy 85. —Di, CONDORY (FOR- pipsician Ge Prof. De, itkeord of ly usnistas s). Cflive hours, ty 1 and 3 YE k Eyes, Sore, Inflamed Eyes. Druxiists, Ware's, 14th and F sts. nw. 3 Washington, Whoiesale, 115 Fulton st. M - DE Fok LUNG-ESTABLIBEED AND reliable Ladies! Vilysiciaus cal, Ue cobsulted dally ather residence, YUL T st. uw. OMce bours from 10% p. uu ; with Ladies only. 1:50-tejal* ‘TMAS NEVEK BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHEKS ts the oldest-establixhed advertis- ing Ladies’ Physician im the city. jem, YOu can confidently consult Dr. BROTHE 006 I st. a. w. Furticular attention paid to all discases peculiar to indies. married ur susie, Bercy years’ experience, “im [READ AND BE VIUR—_DRBROTHERA, 006 BET. a.w., appeared beture me and made oath that bets Abe Oldest Extablisbed Expert Specialist iu this et and will guarentee a curein all cases uf private disease: of wen and furnish medicine, or Lo charge; cousuite- Gon and advice ince at any hour of the day. sub. scribed aud sworn to betore me by Dr. BROTHELS, SAMUEL C. MILLS, « Notary Public in and for the District of Columbia, this Jd day of July, 1855. ni7-lin® ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE ‘or two of Dr. KROTHEKS' lnvigorsting Cont cure any case of Nervous Debility and loss nerve power. It imparts vigor to the whole system. Male or female, YUU B st. .w. DENTISTRY. R. EN EY cl ae ‘Veutist, 001 O st. n.w. corner 1Uti and 0, Red Herdics Pass the door, B30-1 us’ D ALTERED very GOKCrID. | —— = rut ones Fexwsvnvasta ROUTE. TO THE NOKTH, WEST, AND BOL » DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID MAGNIFICENT EQUI net iss. STE. KALLS TRAINS LEAVE Want e hoe, Prot ASHINGT CORNET AND. NOTE TR Ae Pua For Pittsburg apd the West, Chicago Limited of Pullman Vestibuled Care st 10 50 a.m. a Line. 10:50 a.m, daily, to Colwmbas and with Sleeps re from Dt! Kimaigin, ad Sieepiag ‘care Marrisbure to Riche mond. Ind ; daily, except Saturday, 10. with Sleeping Car Altoons to CI Chicago and Cincinnat! Express, 3:30 p.m. daily: Parlor Gar Washinwton to Harrisburg, sod: sleeps ime Cars Herrtgbure to St. Louta, Umicago Ccmnsti, and Dini Car Harrisburg to Louis, Western Expres at's 40pm daily. Sleoying Care Waals tn Chiemwe mad Louis, contecting daily at Harrisburg with thro Treen LUs00 rian daily tor Pitinbers eee Fume daily. tor Pittsburg ap bay, ba Meeper to Pitteburs, and Pu BALTIMOBE AND POTOMAC RATLROa! For, Kane, Cauabdaygua, Kichrster abd Soagere For rte ceeta nares bei Restister Galty See Bat tor, Erie, Cami inuctia, ahd. Row! ; ‘alo sina Navarednily except Natumday 10-00 pits Weahington to Rochester, x and Elmira at 10:50 man Parlor Care, yt Sunday, and 4.00 paw i PULLADELPITA ONLY. 10 a.m. week Gay sand 5:10 p.m Gilg, m. de teh aiyn, NY thr b “boats of Brooklyn Ata wfer te Fulton roms New i340 am. LL 0 and i bao 4.00, 3:40, 4:20, etiam, '10 1i 20's Dat Tov ok hy es fo. 4-00, Beit Lida AND Fit Db AND ALEXANDKIA KALLWAY in} KSBURG BASLE py WASHINGTON, <FECY NOVEMBER 18, L889. hs 43,458, 6 On Runiday at 4 80, 4:15. 001, 8 745 am and 4.55 Sundas a 4.00, 10-57 amend pxdation 4.55 p.m. weelt . 6.05, 7.05, L200, 5.10, 11:05 .i, Om 00, 6:40, 62a, northeast oor. sean af the checking. tols and rreidencen Bm. we | For ikicts destination trou gre Citas, B POGH, 4. kh. woul, General Mave 142) Ver Agent. | ICHMOND AND DANVILLE, RAJLAOAD Ca, Schedule in eflect NOVEMBE Ins cae Mail, daly for W ton, Mesville, Lyncbbure j stu eureness cl, Mae he, Atl vee aid Mom pate Pu on ty New Urieeaa, Maly, for Cuybet, Care yeake and Chie Re Lynch Tnnvitle and stations be- tween Lynch svore’, Kadsigrla, Asbevall tunbia, Aucuste,” Ati i New Orieaue esse ok Now York to Atlante, Pulliuan Noepor Pullmat Sleepere and U, ioute. for Manassas, Lburg, Brigtol and Chat. Jo Siewpers Wakhineton to efor all Arkaess poute, press, daily fur Mauassaa, 0 pau.—Daily, Strains and inter é Hy via Ly Puiluan Vesti vi | 1100p. Southern Express daily for Lynchburg, | Danville, Astiew ‘Chaslotte, “‘Culuml New Urlewus, Tem ssluuaton to >. Pull via Atlantis oe and Hot Sprmcs, N. i to Augusta, vie Danvalle and Ohio division leave Wash- daily «xcept munday and 4:4 Hi 11-30 a. and mae, daily’ Ray Warkineton the south via Charlotte, Dun~ an Washington" Goo8 » Bristol and ts Vue & Henville at 2-48 pai a. Strasbury keal at 10 reservation atd information age Checked at oftice, L400 Penpe Tasseuser station, Penuaylveuie ts . 1. TAYLOR, Gen. Pasa, Asrent. Burgeoy Aro Ome Banaon Schedule in rfrct Now Dortiwent, Vemtibuled Limited: express 9-90 pm. z wnat St. Latils and Ludiauapolis, express daily, 3-10 aud 11-30 pm. For Pitsburg aud Cleveland, Vestituled Limited express cimuiy 11:2 For Lesinuct &.m. ahd exprens N40 p.m, ud Local Stations 110.30 ak pean, daily w eon Washingtoa ani 1d Halt i Oo mu. Buudaya, 5 290 pa re me 280, . 1 1, A Ah 0, 7:30, S30, 102d, 10-25. bor Annapolis, 6:40 am, Sundays, 8:10am. dao | Ri-, 12205 and S250 yp. p.m. Dor static 4 Bundaye, Boss mk, a tan Branch, 16-43 Pe tations Odes m., 11200, Oy tL ha Pte Boss and intermediate stations, 17-00 pam, WW pm ure train leaves Washineton on Sunday st 1.15 oat, SLOP a For Frederick. m, Sundays, 1216 Por Hagorstown, ‘Trams arrive tr ts ou Metropolitan Brapcl, T1080 aan, 110, 1430 30am, and 1:30 p.m, 1 Chicago detiy 1145 am. tre crunats and St. Louie daily 3 OU pau. frou Pittsburg 7:20 aan, 6. p.m, daily NEW YORK AND PHI ADELPHIA DIVISION, Kor New Yurk, Elizabes Dewurk an th, 71200 wo. “4:20 parlor cars Gp all traina, 24 4 abet a YOO ark, Wiluugton and C 2200" a.m. “2290, 420, 97 od For ntermediate por adelphia, 15.00 aud 3; Trains’ leave Ne 11100 ama, night, _ by Union Trauster Co. on orders beft et POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, Y NUKEULK AKL FOKL MUONKOE, TAR PUPULAK MOUSE. THE OLD FAVOMILE 51 LAME GEORGE LEARY BEEEDY. BAPE. COME ORE, Appointments firet class Table unexcelled State Mable aud by ated Ly steam Puli er orotic Mise plie, wart MUNDALS, WEDNESDAYS ‘ung at Boston wharf, N excialve COnECtIOn wilds BOSLON AND FKOVIDENCE STEAMERS, Tickets and rocans at end iso) Peuusyivania ave. Hawicy's, 1th aud ¥ n.w-, and KBos's Expeem, wil check basgace trom hotcla and peivete seat detices. ‘Lelepbone ‘. WM LCM, Supt, an@ Gen, Agt. nl ORFOLK, FORTRESS MoNKUE AND dN south — Daily ive except Saturdays. On and etter BIONDAY, Sovemiber 1B, 4N80, Summers Lady of the Lake spd Moseley, haviug been paired snd Dewly turniswed, will eave Dixth-strwet wi iuus 7th and Vth stroct cars at O pan. Metiruig, jeave Clyde's whert, Norfolk, foot Madison st. same hour, “Close connections for New Lurk, and North and South. For state rooms end informae Gon regardime trewht cali at W hart or Telephone Ud. Also HB. am Jicket Utne OLY end 1.451 ave., and Hawley's Pxpress. INLAND BUAKD COASLING CUMPAN OUNT VEANON From 7 tu and FAUDAYS a ‘ibe only steamer and the oa Jeaves. th ot. Whurt daily (except Siege "Picieunt i ot eens We grounds anu wiusion. ‘=18 {REE DENTAL INPIRMARY—TEETH FLLLED and artificial tecth inserted withuul charge, exoept cost of material, at 1325 H st. n.w., the Dental ment of Columbian University, from 1 to > p.m. duily, cs Sunday. Ipirmary open frum October tine 0 SIAR PARSONS, DENTIST, Pi 8, D E nw, First-class 4 Aprh- ste Pilinas Sapecialty clipe teeta me : vws. KibAYs ana $I Lamune ws tor os PRINTERS. + Moe"3,5,", Wao eg BouK AND JOB ives B stn wesoudeae, AND PROFESSIONAL COMMERGLANrING OF ALL RiNDa FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. aT JOB PRINTERS GLa l-7m Penn syivania avenue, AnD MANICURE. ARCHITECTS. oo solS-Sm? Aller, aun. oe, To a SS Puda, one 7 Sint bos Fe oe 1pm; koe n f See Sheen, Annis Wo