Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1890, Page 6

ciTY AND DISTRICT. €@ Advertising is profitable only when prop- erly done,—that is, in the medium sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is sought Money otherwise expended for that Purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tue Sram. It not only claims the largest circulation, but gives the tigures, and swears to them! Success of a Washington Girl. Gratifying accounts have been received of the success in Dresden of Misa Carrie V. Kid- well, for many years the soprano of the First Presbyterian Church choir anda pupil of Dr. Bischoff of this city. A Dresden paper says of her: ‘The concert of the talented young bari- tone, Eichhorn, will not only be adorned by the jovely pianiste, Clotilde Kleeberg, but intro- duces also a singer. Miss Carrio V. Kidwell of Washington. who has just completed her wtady of vocal technique under Prof. J. 1k Lamperti. Since Marcella Sembrich such a lark-like voice and such vocal agility have not been heard. She sang yesterday at an invita- tion rehearsal and one must confess that the audicnce were quite agreed on tho voice and its extraordinary cultivatio —— Can’t Keep Out of the Work House. Annie Foley is one of thoso unfortunates who can’t keep out of the work house, She spends on an average ten months of each year in prison. She was the first prisoner arraigaed before Judge Miller. The charge against her Was vagrancy. Annie told the same old story of being inno- cent and, as usual, she wanted another show. ‘The show given her was a sixty days’ een- tence and if she keeps sober a few days after hor release she will spend Christmas day out of prison. — Bishop Keane on the Public Schools. The second lecture in the public lecture | course of the Catholic University was delivered | yesterday afternoon by the Right Rev. Dr. Keane, the rector. His subjoct was the solation of the problemof Christian education. He maintained the right and duty of the state to provide for popular education, which, how- ever, must not interfere with the rights of an; class of citizens. The time had come, he sais when the need of religious elements in educa- tion was being generally recogmzed, but some would reduce them toa minimum, as, for ex- ample, the Lord's Prayer, the Ten Command- ments and the ‘mon ou the Mount. He quoted Prof. Huxiey to show that even these would be most strongly objected to by a large and respectable section of the community, while on the other hand they would be far too little to satisfy most Christian denominations, If Christian teaching in the schools is a good thing. he asserted, tho more of it the better. The school money should not be divided among the different denominations, but may be divided among all the schools giving az adequate secular education. He adverted to the Poughkeepsie plan, which he said bad been advocated by Most Rev. Archbishop Ire- land at the national educational convention in Minneapolis, but said that such a plan is only approved of as a stepping stone to a more sat- isfuctory one. and has the great disadvantage of relezating religion toa time before and after school hours, as if it were something to be ashamed of. — an Why He Remembers Belknap. To the Editor of Tue EvEstxe Stan: The death of Gen. W. W. Belknap has re- called to my mind an incident in my own expe- rience m which the departed general figured. ‘Though trivial in itself, the incident ia a pleas- ant memory at this time. It was several years ago, wheu the present writer was identified with that distinguished and formidable (?) bo of schoo! boys kuown as the ‘“Hizh School dets.” One Saturday I was on the street ar- rayed in m: 2t uniform, when an elderly gentleman. a stranger to me, accosted me with some mquiry concerning the orderiy’s chevrons which adorned my sleeves. He said that he was himself an orderly sergeant once, a real, genuine orderly in the actual service, and then he added. with some satisfaction: can say (as I think no other can say) that there is Practically uo capacity in the United States army in which I have not at some time served. Ibegan asa high private in the rear rank’ and thereafter auccessively served as corporal, as sergeant (in each several grade), as licuten- ant, as captain and so on to generai, and finally as Secretary of War. Iam W. W. Belknap, ex- Secretary of War.” I think I have given the substance of his remarks. After some further pleasant words he concluded the interview by stopping a passing flower-monger and purchas- ing a button-hole bouquet. which he hastened to present to his humble auditor. I had thanked him and was stepping away, when he shouted after m Put that in your Bible and press it!” Idid press the fiowers and I have them stil. It w with deeper interest than ever that I now look at them. I shall preserve them as « pretty reminder of the incident and of the mau, The related incident covers the whole extent of the writer's acquaintance with the general and ex-Secretary. Others who kuew him better may be interested in the story. ata CES. St. Joseph’s Society Elects Officers. St. Joseph's Society held its annual meeting ‘TYesday evening at the hall corncr of 5th and H strests. The reports showed the admission of thirty-five new members during the past Year; that there were but two deaths, and che number of members is now 207: that 21,600 had been paid during the year, liquidating all the floating indebtedness of the socicty, and that the membership congratulated themselves that the year had been the most prosperous one of its existe The election of officers resulted in the choice of Adolph Miller, president; Wm. Klug, vice president; Wm. Huhn, secretary; Henry Jordan, vice secretary; John W. Schaefer, treasurer; Lorenz Kissuer, Clements Krogman and Ber. mard Ostman, executive committee; Benedict Koth, Anton Jordan and Henry J. Kuppert, directors; Henry Busher, marabal; Bernard Lieb, assistant marshal, and Henry G. Hoh- mann, janitor. After the adjournment the members sat down to a banquet at Lieb & Bau- man’s, 7th street near N, and then, with Prof. Caldweli’s band, serenaded the president, Mr. Miller, at 1205 20th street, and presented him with « beautiful floral horse shoe, Too Much “Good Evening.” “Good evening, gentlemen,” said Annio ‘Walker last evening to a party of colored men in East Washington. and Nace Gross asked her what she had to do with it. ‘Thatis what Annie told Judge Miller today, and after that ake said he struck her. “What have you got that rag tied around Your head for’ “My head's been in an apron ever since he struck m Nace told a different story and claimed that Annie struck bim because he said “good evonin ‘The case was dismissed. sure ee He Will Visit the Farm. John W. Tippett was called in the Police Court this morning and « country-lookiug in- dividual responded. He stood in froat of Cierk Potts with bis hands in his pockets while a charge of vagrancy was read against him. “Are you guilty or not guilty?” asked the clerk. “Guilty of what?” “You are charged with begging on the street.” Oh, Tam from St. Mary's county.” “What are you doing here? “I came to see some relativos.” said the pris- ner. as he stood twisting his mustache. Policeman Jamison informed the court of the Prisoner's having been found begging on Penn- sylvanta avenue on several occasions and a wenteuce of two months on the farm was im- posed. ——_. The Golden Cross. Anacostia Commandery, No. 423, U.O.G.C., held its regular meeting last evening at Gray’ Hall, Noble Commander George F. Pyles pre- siding. Applications for membership from Hugh A. Morrison and George T. Ritchie were resented by Sir Knight Putnam, and from Sohn Ii. O'Donnell and Mrs. Auna D. O'Don- nell by Sir Knight Waison. This commandery now numbers 46, and expects to double iis number and occupy its new hall before its first auviversary, which will occur on the 15th of January next, eee Se Oscar J. Dann Camp, No, 204, Sons of Vete- vans of Springfield, Ill, an organization of young negroes. bas been suspended for viola- tion of the constitution. The offense of the camp consisted in turning out ou Saturday night last in uniform and under arms to tako part in the Cullom meeting. Col, Elliott F. sa as been suspended for ten days from nion League Ciub tor publishi ee Be ww York Fresno E necrets club, particularly in priati the names of members of the clup ‘who were fm arrears for duce, NF ™ EP a Re ee eee ee, ee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ud D. C.. THURSDAY, - OCTOBER 16 1890. THE B. AND O. RAILROAD. Operations for thy Month of September F ULNITURE, and the Fiscal Year 1890. At the regular monthly mecting of the board of directors of the Baltimore and Obio Rail- road Company, held in Baltimore yesterday, a resolution was adopted to pay on the Ist prox- imo # dividend of 5 per cent on the stock of the Washington branch for the six months ended September 30, 1890. It was deemed in- expedient to declare any dividend on the com- mon stock, in view of the large expenditures which the company is making for important improvements and additional works. State- ments submitted showed that for the month of September the earnings on all lines east of the Ohio were @1,703,053, an increase of $79,717 over those of September, 1889, and the expenses were €1,065,316, an increase of $113,160 over Daareares, CARPETS. STOVES A HOUSEKEEPER’S FIRST DUTY TO HER FAMILY Is TO MAKE EACH MEMBER GOOD AND Harry. BY ADDING LITTLE COMFORTS SHE WILL MAKE THE FIRESIDE ATTRACTIVE AND HAPYINESSS WILL FOLLOW. TO ATTAIN THE SIMPLE QUALITIES OF NEAT- NESS, CHEERINESS AND COMFORT REQUIRES BUT A FEW DOLLARS, A LITTLE TASTE AND the corresponding month of Love oe cae LESS LABOR shows n net decrease for the month of £33. On all lines wost of the Ohio river, for the samo | FOR THIS ONE END HAS OUB period, the earnings were £499,460, an increase of §€37,559, and the expenses were £365,742, an | EQUITABLE increase of $62,557, making a net decrease of CREDIT $24,998, For the entire system the not do- crease was $53,441. For the whole fiscal year ended September 30, 1890, however, the showing is much better. The net increase of earnings of the hnes east of the Ohio was $816,750 and of fines west of that river $69,014, giving a net increaso of earnings by the eutire system over the fiscal year ended September 30, 1890, of $886,664. SYSTEM BEEN DEVISED, AND THE BURDENS WHICH ONCE WEIGHED LIKE MOUNTAINS WE WILL BHARE WITH YOU BY OURSELVES BEARING teh adtamenhi ooo Fined One Dollar and Costs. & % John H. Campbell, an express agent on the My Baltimore and Potomac railrond between Bal- : timore and Washington, was charged before OF IT the criminal court at Upper Marlboro yester- day with assault with intent to kill The as- sault oceurred occurred on the evening of Au- gust 16 near Ardwick Station, and the charge wes brought by Win. Chew. son of ex-Judge It L. B. Chew of Marlboro. A Baltimore Sun special says: The evidenco went to sow that Chew went into the express car for the purpose of paying expressige ona freezer of creain and. being ordered out, he declined to go une til the car's speed was checked, the train then running, it was claimed, at 30 or 35 miles an hour. Thereupon Campbell seized his pistol and forcibly ejected him. Chew foll on the platform, and saved himself by grasping the tron railings of the car. Carmpbell was found guilty of assault and fined $1 and costs. = eae FROM MONTH TO MONTH WITHOUT ONE CENT OF ADDITIONAL cosT TO YoU. OUR CONFIDENCE IN YOUR FIDELITY IS SUCH AS TO JUSTIFY US IN PROFFERING YOU ANY TERMS THAT YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES MAY NECESSITATE. OUR COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS WE CHEERFULLY OFFER YOU UPON CREDIT, ENABLING YOU 10 PARTICIPATE IN THE COMFORTS WHICH, HERETOFORE, NONE BUT THE WEALTHY KNEW. Death of an Odd Character. Inthe death of Martin Lynch, familiarly known as “The Baron of Bordeaux,” in Brook- lyn the other evening. an odd character passed away. He was born in Ireland coventy-three years ago, and has resided in this country for half a century. He was carpenter by trade, and by industry aud fruzal habits saved a com- petency. He spent many years and much inthe search for a mythical Dunlap estate in France. In his efforts to make good his claim he conducted porieceseorep nd ence with the State Departmont. and Mr. Blaine, under Gurfield’s admiuistration, was familiar with his name. Our ministers and consuls in France, Italy and England inter- ested themselves in the matter under Cleve- land's administration at the urgent solicitation of Congressman Liiss, and explanations were given by the governments of Fri land that no such estate was officially known to exist. Mr. Lynch was not satisfied. and pre- ferred to believe in the statement of his agent, who go: a lot of monoy out of him for alloged expenses, HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 821 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 627 AND 636 au30-4m MASS. AVE. N.W. ADIES, FOR NOV! would advise you to wai in ten days through Th: LTIES IN DRESS ‘Lhe secret will be exposed o13-6t i" Y Fursarenz, Canrers Axo Sroves CHEAP FOR Casit OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH. see. Street Railway Men’s Convention. The ninth annual mecting of the American Street Railway Association brought to Buffalo from all parte of the country representatives of two-thirds of the street railway companies of the country, and all the great electrical manufacturing companies. The mecting yes- erday was called to order by the sceretary, W. J. Richardson of Brooklyn. Col. ‘Thomas Lowry, president of the Minneapolis Street Railway Company and president of the nes tion, occupied the chair. Special committee: reported o1 perfect strect railway hors ‘A year’s progress of cable motive power.” “Eléctrie motive power technically consid- ered.” vel schemes for the development of «treet railways, and public and state treat- mont of corporations.” JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. N.Wo Annources a Full Line of Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites; Also Parlor Suites in Rug, Plush and Haircloth, Aspecial featuro of this display will be found in his > PARLOR SUITES, ‘These Suites consist of seven pioces, and the supply has hardly been cbleto meet the demand. A few are now en hand and first callors will obtain a bargain they will never regret, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat Racks and s variety of Fancy Chairs and Rockers will also be found, The stock of Carpets, in Velvet, Body Brussels and ‘Tapestry, embrace the newest designs in this depart- ment, and the prices will not be equaled in any house ‘see — Virginia State Notes. Harry Christian, the negro desperado who murdered Detective Crow at Elk Horn in Sep- tember, becn captured at Logun Court House, W. V A daughter of Rev. Benj. Richardson of Waverly, who was accidently shot in the head & few days ago by an uncle, is dead, ‘The emancipation committee at Richmond in sending out invitations to prominent colored men snubbed the noted Rey. Jobn Jasper, — ‘The State Press Association will met at Rich- | All Carpets made and laid without charge to pur- mond November 11. chasers. ‘Two corps of engineers are at work on the Virginia and Kentucky railroad and operations, | Stoves, Heaters and Ranges in every variety and at which have boen suspended, are soon to be ro- | towent prices. sumed. Commodore Jno. Page of the Argoutine navy, who died recently, was a native of Virginia and served in both the United States and confed- erate states nav ‘The special prido of this establishment has been ‘that it has always met the warts of its patrons in the selection of its goods, in its prices and particularly in its convenient credit system. _— = a — A Folding Bridge. Tho authorities in Chicago havo let a con- tract for the construction of what is called a “folding bridge” over tho canal at Weed street, from Goose Island to the mainland, at a cost of $14,000. The bridge will be buiit without a center pier. Each half of the bridge will con- sist of two sections or folds, When in position for traftic the halves will mect ia the eouter. When boats are to be let through etther or Thousands of house- Keepers have availed themselves of tl.o opportunities efforded for furnishing their homes on smail cash payment and casy weekly or monthly terms for the Valance. Thouszids more may do likewise by pur- chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cush FURNITURE, CALPET AND STOVE STOLES OF SOHN KUDDEN, both haives will fold back upon the xpproaches, | °2-1m 930 AND 932 7TH ST. X.W. ‘The invention is patented by the manager of a — local towing company, RET ABCUT FINE DRESS GOODS puis ‘seo Boulanger’s Son-in-Law Disciplined. Capt. Driant. G -in-law, has been ordered from Tunis to Dizert aa a disciplinary measure, the captain having an- nounced the publication of his new book with- out having first obtained the permission of M. De Freyemet, minister of war, —- see poed through The Star in ten days. Tt oe the jadies, We udvise you io wait with your purchases. els-ot Toss, Tis, Ts Ot ye winged winds ‘That o'er the ocean flew, And sped slong with che Agallaut ship, a merry ral Burs ayp 'Tuurr: Epidemic of Suicide in Paris. Fold mic iu thy strony Paris is horrified at what scems to be a sui- ‘What A auay pour out wy soul iu tuunituiness, cide epidemic. For somo time past as many as oO. twelve to cighteen suicides have been reported Ss pepe phe ana a Was laden with: precions store And sulely Landed on these shores, Which does my soul with raptu: For thy wings “wingeu” the 1 From this time hence that ‘Tarisf—will bo seized Upon ax a yp | excessive charges im ali branches of trade Warsed is sorearmed” When you enter a daily. On Sunday the total was eleven. In the Rue Berthe a woman suffering from a ner yous affection swallowed a quantity of tincture of iodine. A diamond merchant named Cohen, inthe Rne Manbenge, blew out hia brains for some reason which lie uot yet transpired. Au. other man of about sixty committed suicide on- ____ AUCTION SALES. _AUCTION SALES. _THIS AFTERNOON. TO-MOZRKOW. _ RAILROADS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. JD ENCANSON BROS. Auctioncers TRUSTEES’ SALF. OF THREE FINE BUILDING Lots ‘owt CRESC! pe ED PROSPECT STHEETS, MEKLDIAN | WiLL. HAVING A ERONT ON EACH SIKEET OF ADOUT 150 virtne of a trust decd to us we will sell on THUD PEERS OOM DoRGhER SET EEN TE 3800, AIA QUANIE TO FIVE O'CLOCK, in trout ths prem LOT'S 8, 9 AND 10, BLOCK 5, in Mall & Evans’ subdivision of MERIDIAN HILL, =. FL ining about NIN THOUSAND ‘Viose lots area endidly situated on Meridian Hill, being on the highest point overlooking the city. They are situated amove the best in that subdivision and for building sites cannot be surpassed. ‘Terms: Oue-thind cash, balauce one and two years, Botes to bear 6 per cent in est, payable setmui-an- nually, from day of sate, aut to be secured by ueed of trast on premises sold, or all cash, at option of pur- chaser, Conveyanang, & it purcharer's cost. depot of 8/00 required on exch jot at of sale, icrms to be complied with ten days, otherwise right reserved to reseil at ris! ad cost of detauiting: archaser atter five days’ advertise ment of such resale sole LOWspaper pubiisned in Washington, &.C. JOHN BOYLE, + 010-d&ds tee HENKY BYRN, fps vowLix ‘Auctioneer. A HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY ALT_ALCHIO. On THURSDAY OCTOPER SIX- KLE O'CLOCK, on sluable Farin of about 1 ‘weer veney far, BU tS 1uiles from the city: led, woil five and ts well TEENTH, 1890, AT ines, Ushall seut avi ECTER OR ‘Terus: One-half caeh, balance in ono and two years, wit a st gud cecured by a deed of tru: Wwe, wil Convoy we. $200 de- ALE OF ALE, NUM 1.18 W. Under decree of the Sup Iuiundia, passed im equity Twill soli AY XTLENTH D 1SH0, ab HALE-PAST FOUK O'CLO of thesatd premises, part of Lot nui ni ed ve nundrenl and thirteen (1: bed in saad U Laving a trout of M. strect north and) running ut (OS®) feet and eight and being iniproved by a Uw tng Hone, Ne. 445 Mat, quare uMND -Lalt (Sim) inches, un ry, six room Lrick "Dwe nw. ‘Lerms of stlc- One-third cach and one-third in on your hivd in two years, with interest ( if a . Adeposit of © day of»: Terms to bo complied 0 wil with in titeen days, and all couveyaueiug to be wt the cost of the purchaser, be CLIVE 8, URE, SEVEKAL PIANOS, ® HUNDEED OLEOGRAPHS "AND AUTO: HOMSES, CAMKIAGES, BUGUIES AND DAY, OCTOLER EIGHTEENTH, 1890, at TEN O'CLOCK, within and in front of my suction roots, T shall sell a large collection of household effects, ALso ‘Two Superior Pianos and five French Plate Mantel and Fier Mirrors, ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, One bay Horse, Ave scars sldgscundy throo-quarter thorouzhbry pe ee Wall be shown, Road Cort aud bh a AT TW A handsome Lony plete turnout) AT A number of D New und 3 COUPE ROCKAWAY, NESS AT AU N. GHTEE salesroom one Kay Coupe Kockaway, vue surrey and Set off Kood couditon, (y be suid to thy hushest bidder, the owner having uo further use tor thom, 1 + Cash, WALES B. WILLIAMS & CC retoneet ANTIQUE | O3 BOAMDS, Se ATE ALso 30 BODY BRUSSEL, INGKAIN AND OTHER CAn- PEA8. On SATURDAY, OCTOBEK EIGHTEENTH, at TEN i A.M., We shall sell at our salesrooul, come nd Pennsylvania ave. n.W., a geLerm assort- of housekeeping articles, Cush, WALIEX B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioueers. ‘TON HORS! No. 940 LO PEREMPIOKY palin AND CAPRTIAGE BAZAAR, UISIANA AVENUE. SADDLL AND DRIVING 3. Horses, Varucular attentici “they ure ail sound young hu: do by Mr. Middleton at Brooks: and are now sold tor ‘This stock Denod at ELEVEN O'CLUCK SHAR L80, Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 20 Head of Horses, Maxes and Mules: in this lot will be tound good drav- img and work horse: ALSO. One Jump-seat Car: iage, % Dayton Wegons, 4 Second- iuaud Vhactons, 4 Second-hand Buggies, Wagons, Har- Rune DARE & Cu., Auctioneer YeREMPTORY SALI VALUABLE. BUILDIN LOL ON THE ‘N Sibh OF Let He TWEEN, NUH AND MNETLENTH sri) ON, OCTOLER TWEN- FOUK O'CLOCK, we ‘ad opth of 100 portunity ty secdve fue Lj viriue of a deed of trust, dated November . LNDG, aud duly recorded in 1iber No. BBO ot seq. one of tL Connibi thereby, i, of the party sc Wilk eli at pubsie SATURDAY. OF 40K i s 1 real District, with the sivey bi Terns of sule: wath baci With fou of pur Wt aun ten day trou day st of pure TZMAN, ats iving trustee, the Rue des Haniety aman han himself. | oi rapes cp iaoge ae iment Dee teice | Renee bread; not eaten anything for two day: piach sprang — arth eicege be eps os weil iu tront 5 Enough of this. En route for the turmp fiel seshprabairs —— SUL LOTS 30, 3 0. . f wath thy ih, compel the rin to the season by discarding the airy sub- ee of Spring and Sun aud don those of Autu Hoary Waut row thy ‘ss urHAs arownd th For we Starvation also induce girl of thirteer young women were An mdividuai in th soned hinuself with lav des Pyrenees poi- aut. Brakeman Sam Har: of Laramie was on tho top of atrcightcar of a Union Pacific train running beiween Wilcox and Kock Crock,Wyo. when the top of the car was torn off by «strong ie He was sent sailing telegraph wires, He was fou dred yards away. fat: A carpet used in being in wear sem other day in pans and Tiax torn tariff talk into tatters, Dealers scowl at us. ‘The people apphwud us. We lave ex t business Suits 1 several hun- iy injured. roow of the mi erades at 811.73, 81 and upward. SUITS—¢. 0, $17.40, gold. aud upward. ‘The Now York city board of health de- : Conts, Vests and Long Pants, sizes stroyed last year six thousand quarts of adul- | 22 to 18 yearm $3.58, $4.50, £4.50, 86, $6.50, 87 | © and upward. Lois SUITS—Jacket aud Short Pants—4 to 14 Yours, $1.06, $2.50, B87, 83, $325, 6.00 and up- ward. Loug Pants for boys, #1.50 end upward. Short Punts for buys, 58e. aud upward, MEN'S VANTALOONS—#!, 82.25, 82.50, $2.75, 83.25, Sand upward, Our splendid stock of HATS, CAPs and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Je worthy of special mention and richly deserves your attention. A careful aud critical inspection of our several lines of goods will convince you of their superior excel- Jenec, and in the matter of low prices it i# an estab- lisued fact that this house is without a rival, terated milk and over one muilion pounds of fruit and food. Alaska has the largest gold mine in tho world. It is lighted by electricity and is worke d day and night, Tas FoR RBezeEma. ‘My little four-year-old girl had an aggravated case if et: dest 1 ree e : eae: “gis bape ‘Ton Per Cent Clothing House sound and well. This was four years ago, and she has Mats, Caps had no return of the disease since, and Ler skin is per- — Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, 927 and G2 7th st. u.w., cor, Massachusetts aya, STRICTLY ONE Vice. fectly smooth aud clean, JAMES E. UENRY, Open Saturday until 12 p.m. 8 Detroit, atch, | GENTS SUITS SCOUNED AND PRESSED, 81. ‘veatine of Skin Diseaacs mailed free. menue Rests, ae, Altering and Kepsiring neatly done, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Goods called for and delivered. X, A. RERVES, 814 Ket. awe ©16-¢9-12 Auanta, Ga. au7-0m ‘Wuder the Frederick. vant a foot alley, containing in all 1 square feet, nud Will bo sold im parcels aners, aud sbove an ineumbrance of 81 on eset lot feoun September, LSU, ut ly 2 a1 i Wor auntin) cash. HE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CON TAINED IN STORE 908 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, COMMENCING THURSDAY, OCTOBER SIX- TEENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUE DAILY UNTIL DISPOSED OF. The stocs consists in part as foliows: Silks, Velvets, Fine Dress Goods, Linens, Cloke, Fire Cloth. Flam nels, besides a full linc of Underwear, Notions and Housexcepine Fe Hcusekceping Goods, usually found in & oe above it be wold without feecrver' Ladies spe: 14-10t FOLEY, Auctioneer. WPMOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, SS A SUPERB COLLECTION OF PALMS AND OTHER DECORATIVE PLANTS, ROSES AND EVEL- GREENS AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, at TEN O'CLOCK, I Shall sell at my sales rooms frow the extensive nur sery of tuder of Anacostia, D.C, an immense lot of fine crown Palms, Ferns and other Plants for house decoration or pianting out. They include Corrypha Australis, one of the most hardy of Palms, the ¢le- want Seaforthia, Areea Lutesceus, Lantania Borbonica snd other Palma, Among the great voriety of Ferns there are fine specimens of the beautiful Nephroleyis, D. Fureans and othera Also Cratons, Dracencas aud wnauy others. Also an excellent assortment of hardy and Ever-blooming hoses and other hardy Plants and Lvergreens for fall planting. Parties wishing to deco- Fate their homes or places of business or to plant their surdcns, lawns or summer residences will do well to attend this salo,as at will be the opportunity of the season, ol4-3t T "POMS DOWLING, Auctioncer. SPECIAL IMPORTATION. UYACINTHS, TULILS, CROCUS AND NARCISSUS At AUCiIO. TEENTH, 1890, ‘shall Neut of HY acin.ths, Crocs, Tulips, Nar- Deats provided tor’ those attending the ‘As the time 1 ouchtuc for the planting of bs parties iuterested should take a vantace, of these "SIDE! 2, WALNUT Mau Wits AND | HALE uF MAL- ies, WILL ALPETS AND KUG! TRERY pre . Cn FL IRNING, OCTOLYK SEVEN- N us at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell otise, 92 Farrazut Square, the entire conten uud wortuy the olsa is party Hained, bene im good order ution of those furnishing. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABI ERLY ON FOURTEENTH SiakkT NORIH- 8. IMPROVED BY FRAME HOUSE No. I will offer for sale, in front of the premises, on FRI+ DAY, THE SEVEN ED NTH DAY OF OC10) py doa, v ¥.M.L, ali of Lot number Sk, squar his of ‘sale: One-ti two years, with auuiin, payut a TRUSTER'S SAL 1015 1 Wiest SIDE), NOKTHEEASS, y REE BUILDING 74u SHIKD Sibi st TWEEN K AND L DON WHE AL! Ii TH, DUK, Twas SUB'LUIS width t 1S foot 1 wate depts to t ALSO. , BOTIT 0, 40 and 41 fr. the sane Streot and b: SUB LOTS 4 id square e lots trout tyches, 1G 4 16 feet 23g in alley, and cach rua back thet width tow ten-toot aliey in the reur and comprise all the uliey lots ii said square, Jhis isan exccllent opportunity to secure buildin sites or for investment iu thi Lity, ws the property will be wold in parcels to wui haere, ‘Terms of @ne-tuird cash, balance in one and two years, & cured Ly deed of trust with 6G per cent interest on Gelerred paynwuts, oF all cash, at pur- chaser's# option, A deposit of 3100 on each of the bd st. tots and $90 ou exch of the alley lots required ut tine of sule. “Germs ied with in ten otherwise the the sighitto erty at che risk and cost of te deisultins p Ser OF purchasers afier five cays’ advertisoment of resnic. Ailconveyancuug aud recording at the user or purchasers’ cust. T, 244 Det. nw. CHAKLES A. ELL Trustes aud Altoruey for PATRICK U'DONNOGHUE et al, » DARK & CU, oll-dxds pure _RATCLIFY MAY SITUATED AL 1Y-SECOND AND D ST. By virtue and in pursuance of a decree passed in the of Svan Hindiuan Meredith et al. vs. Joseph. varney etal, bemg cause Ni equity, m the sujreme Court of the District of ¢ suull, us trustee,on WEDNESDAY, P DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1 1 AST FOUR O'CLOCK wm! front of the 18ex, Offer for sale at pubiic wi he folluwiuue estate: Ail that pice. or parcel of gro uni being in the eity of Wasuington and desicuated on the ground plat or pli huniber tures (33), 1m square Lumber eighty-three ( in the city of V tit of Colum: a Twenty- bong the same ard to William Jauuary siateenty (6, aud seven (1807.) ‘One-third U's) purchase money cash; equal soetailinents mm twelve CL nth With interest at six (G) Pp contin per unum irom’ day of sale, notes of pu chaser tor deterred Payiments to urd by: deed of trast on the property, or ail casi, of the pureh: and qbven (1s) u tthe option eror purchasers, Teris niust be co seven ways irom duy of sale. ‘LWwo vi dollars deposit must be made when knocked down, All conveyapcing at a RY WISE GARNETT, Trustoo, 410 Sth st. tow, BROS., Ancts. CANSO! request of the Jor sale, in front E DAL, THE TWIN OF OCTOBRE, Is90, et (oemeareake any ono KalLwad HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. T TO CLOSE AN ESTATE ‘ROVED Behedule in Effect May « we . t AUCTION, : - 2Olat SURE in tt of oe promnnes Ta tt = i Jots 194, 105 aud 196. Beall ‘Addition to Property fronts 60 feet iret by a deptir ot BO feck improved $048 ts a nine-room Framé and 3034 dence containing 8 rooms, bath and cel jh modern improvements. ‘The unimproved piece 1 between the two houses, each having @ tront of “0 ‘erms—One-third cash, the rosidue in six, twelve and cichteen months, with notes bearing interest and. secured by a deed of trust on the property seid. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. $100 de; osit on each piece at time of sale. o10-dte JUNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers ———S~S ARUSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE, ON B STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS WEST. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, reconted in Am. for Newport News, Old Point Comte Dorfolu daily. Arrive at Old Punt a6 40 pan d Norfolk at 6:40 pom, . Camcinuati Express daily for stations te una West Virginia, Kentacky and Cimcinneti. J eebbule Sieerors throwcis witout clause to Cle cars, rn SSinuale Aleeper tor Les Lomisvuie. Pullman Car afeupeu t Tecolve passe erm at 9 ym. Cfhice: 513 Pounsy ivauia avenue, H.W. PULL _awilzat General Passenser ecb Usber Bo. 1485, at folio 287, one of the land BAtTIMCRe, AND ORTO RAILHOAN. of the ict of Column lect June 4 LN ‘will soli at puldic auction, 1 Leave Washington trom station corner of New Jersey on WEDNESDAY. the TW dC wtreet, VOTE ®, 1SVO, at QU . Vestibuled Limited em P grginaliot Gartcen< a irty-five (G30) ane w 3 vapolis, expres d pert of lot beans thy Ota ‘by BY feet th: west 20 fet frou said lot. wand Cleveland, express daily 9.304 sofsale: Ouc-half of ey to be 4S pom, 7 paid ih cash and renidae mu twelve <= with | 7 Sigg )M‘e And points im the Shenandoah Valien At six (ti) per cent per aunuru, for which pur- ive promissory note, sectred by dred of inchester trust on the property eold, oF aii cash at the option of and way stations, 15.30 p.m 7 cerry the pureheser if Je are not complied with in ten «10) days from the Coy of sale, tue trustees reserve the rs teu of defaulting purchaser. A de- Dupit a of 620U will bo reqmired when br! GM. WILLIP M _ Office 500 Sth wt. nw, ON BROS., Auctioneers. F VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ENTHSiKELT NEAR PENNSYL- JUTHPAST. ue of @ ceriain decd of trust recorded in 16, folio 164 et seq. of the land records Coiumbia, and upon the wri mutable C% accepted, Trust Washington, weet Bi, 8 BU leser Aunapolia, & six (6) tu square nine ° eo 10, and 4:30 uiug for the sane forty-nve tect (4. ee froi she northwest coruer of ‘sail lot and equare nm Sunde Tuuniny tueuce South forty-four feet (44), thence tan Branch, 16:3 one hunirel and twenty-te yal Pimtioue <a 98-100), thence north eight thence west thirteeu 61-100 less, thence ti a Lorthwest | feet, exght and a quarter 1 My tnd, t iwenty-three feet «2 hence berth t and theuce west twenty-three feet ¢ street east and the 1daee of begiunins. rs +1480 wed or Kock vil 13 amd Way stat. Horm diate 11200, 15:00, For Guithersburx aus g10-00, rt 00 aa, mn iutormmediate stations, *7 00 p.m, Sumiuxton ou Sunday as 1oL3 hen Metropolitan: Iiramck 11d a a prop tou i trust'on th cash, at the Bt thine of nel 0 pm not con aay ied plied with in ten « the day of the prop- | 4:10 p. and 4 le — “antly eI erty will be resold the msk and of the de- | #m. end Wisbuw 7:10am. S08 faulting: —— SErH &. EpsoN = Vouk axp 2 JOSEP! EDSON, ae ik A! MILADELINIA v ) LILES DaiLey,s Trustees | yur Non ghA AAD MULAD ELD erettis 4:00, 18:00, OV and *10:30 parm. trun , parlor Ca Dieewiu ar eu te AU-3U p K HOUSE ON B OUCH CAPITOL T WEST. W BRIC WEEN STR: Virtue of adocd of trust recorded in Taber No. 1433, follo 243, une of the land revords of 0 Distr the ubdersuewed. tre st oF iuiermediate points between Baltimore and wall seil a e auction iu frontof the vremisos on | Dbiladels: re oe MEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-DECOND DAY OF | pa Yue 100 std 67220 am, hag Octo soo, A O'CLOCK P.at., part of | "Trains leave New York for Wash: 3 orixital le du square six hundred md | 413 S00 Seu “5-00 ya eea a2 aS Murty-tive (ao), in the city of Washington, DG cea a on on oe Part of jot boing’ the west of 90 feot. vermis of sale: One-half of 20 tect frout by a depth % leave Puiladelpiia for Wass W130 am, thd, chase money to be | * a. {dn cash aud residue im twelve (12) mouths, with | “For boston *.50 p.m., with Pullmau Duiiet Sleep- ster ber cent per annum, for which pur- | ing car runuime through to Boston without chemo cli ve Promianory Lote wecured by deed of ¥is Fougiaces sie Briasce, laidiuge passouse un 1. ud 3 the property scld, oF all carh, ut the opt . ween) trust OM, station at Bostou, the pucchuser. “If terms of sale wre i plied For Adlantic Gty, 4:05 and 10 aim. im ten (10) Gays fro the dey of sale trustees | Sundays, 40am, 12 boon acd 10-4 Feserve the neut to reeliat risk of ucfaulting pur-| Taecpt sunday." “Daily chuser. A doposit o1 will be requicod when bid | 2 Jed Lor aud cliec accepted. *. HL WILLIAMSON, ‘irustee, “3 W. 2. EDMON: 07-00 NUE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. =a — TO THE NULL, WED AND SOUTHWEST. 8. COMMISSION OF FISH AND SHFKIES, Mis a dat tiis oflice up which tia noon of Ucto- "1 they will be opened in the presence Of attenuing :idders, for tuning the roof of the buiuing ocetpicd by the U.S, Fish Commiinsion on the new, ¢¢ ut Gthand Bstrects sw. chase of the lates now IMENT. 8 An effect May 11, 1s0. TRAINS LEAV) WADLINGIUN, KOM STATIC ™~ CORN: OF OTH AND b ST LEE IS, Ad POLLO 3 Bor 1 ntebuis ena the West, Chicage Limited r 43 Vuuman Vestibule Cate ut ust Line, 10:00 aan. daily to Chi Sud >t Lous, with Slecpug Car Dur to sme najoits, ittebure Al said roof, How furnished on Astoons ‘St. Louisa, wo anal Cu cumati E Pa. Gadi. Warior Cae Wat Navy Yard. Octo: $axwou to Marrh-bane es Harris ealed propo: vised “eroposaie struments, Steel, &c » ard, to be © be recerved wt the Navy Dopartune O'CLOCK NUON, rte Was Sith Bieep ity: Cais \astime Loss, comer tig daily at Hacrisbu OCTOBER opened immodiately the: mugton Navy Yard @ sup stu of baiane reanic analysis, un dixhes, Se. : = 6.000 pounds 3,000 barrels broken ses conform to the ection. proposals will be furnished uyou application to puwandant of the Navy Yard or to she Burea tention of manutacturers aud deaiers is invited. Tthings Leing equal, decided by lot. ut rewes to Waive defects oF 0 dsdehuvoid sal Cate, 00 pan. daily, tor Pittaburx and the West, w uk Sleeper to Litisurk, wand Dittsburz to Chreawo, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RatwoaD, ua Hochester aud Magara Malte Facite Expr Quily, except du Por brie, Canadas id Kocuenter daily: for Date imoatid Maura auily,+ xcept suturday, 10:00 puny With dleeping Car Washington ty kuckestr, For Walianspot, cock Haven and bade 102008 m. daily, except Sunday. For Willhaiieport daily, 0:00 9 PUK PAILADEGIHIA, stone, T havy Standard and juss the usual naval Bink u On Gitventapenen Se 42M, 500, 11500" Sud 11 TRWALI. Payn 4:20, S24u, 10200 a obtewe 8.00 1140 “win, 210, 3 ‘o, os 21:20 pau, Litnited Express of bullaan Parior (ors, Yi oan, “Gaiy, except Sunday, lor New Sek puly Lancted Sirens with Dining Cary 00m. SS FOR PHILADELPAIA TLETH, 1890, tor hauling dirt, ailing Howard University. | Particulzrs on ‘The Fiht to reject all bad. erved. e hours 9 to 10.a.m._ J. 8. JOHNSON, irews ol4-4t PROFESSIONAL. ADAM PARKE, THE CELEBRATED, LY. 09 pom. daily. tans 5:40 Daw hange, 8-10 a.m wok days, and Fast express 8:10 a1. week days aud 4 ‘ Express, bunday, Por Boston witucut S.1o p.m. every For brooklyn, N¥.. aii Jersey City’ with bouts rough trains connect at Brovkiyy Auwer, all ord- CLAIL- rt direct ooney Sod yi lic u street, uvoldiug doUuoie: jerriuge actugs New York c vie en ee eee For Atiaitie tity, 11:40am, Seek Gaye, 22:20pm, even _ aus at SUS Net. nw. | For tasiimore, 6:53, 720.810, 9:00, 9:40, 10.00, A} -AMEK, Tak ONLY WONDEMPU 20.00, 11.00 ana 1) 20 mw is. Gifted Englirh and German Astrologe i: the etiy. 380, 4:00, 4, Som ‘Tells ull events of lite. Uthce hours, ¥ teas. to D flee 26:00 und Ti coy wath tom 10 a.m. wS.30 pm. 410% Ut Ww ee ae ies We 200, 4:20, ols lm 5 » . y feud 20 pan. = pos Creck Lue, 7:20 aan. and ta daily, KOK, CLAY. THE OLi-) STABLINHED ONLY | FOLohre (recs Lane, 70 saiioss ‘except Sunda, Zor Aumapolis, + van, daily, Tenge wehuine and vareral-Lorp Caairvep ety Astrologer au Medium ay this eaty; beru with ve: dud WoUcertUl propbeue gutof xecoLd FigLt; reveRLs vary bideen wy 6: Aude lust cretoiel property; Laauys separated tog: ther; curses epecuy uiatriaces, waves euccens an Lue: wuliy troubles, 20 and 9:00 aim. 12-05 and 4:28 vert Sunday, Sundays &.v0 au 840, 94: evil audivences > % oF aay thang 23 i Jetime ns geub: ot, Al Vusuess clubucstial, Seve im inmdnst ecu hu wit wo tall rae Hours, ¥ a.m, W8:3092a Bandar 2to Spm itunes, 5c. 2m. ma 45 Parlors, 503 12th et. nw. 11-0 7 40:57 an = = ° daily. AccvuduvdsUon, 4:55 pan. week saya. ¥ ;RATEDCLA’ Tike ea Gna jor Werks, 00. heal, ns webde jo 11:08 pom, wath eaul, bi : 7 and 1108 oy ELu lucky dates, Lou's sake to woe : wilt? 10 M1UF se medaryeet ie a. the office, northeastor Hid LVCLUC, Bid wt he ft forthe checkus at ds and residusces, 1oth wt end Peusy slaccn, where orders cun be Chas. . 3. WOOD, Geverai Manager. my 121 General Passcuger Agnt, ICMMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD O¢ Schedule mebect IUaa 135, 1NUO. 5:50 a.m. —Hast Teanosce Mull, diyly tor Wagem, ton, Gordonsviue, Charlottesville, Lyncbouny Disliens between “Alexandria and ‘Lynchburg, Koau- ghe, Ausite Lristol igexville, Chattanooga aid yeuuy 11:24 am.—Fast Boil daily for Culpeper, Gur Jottesvillc, Stations Chesapeake and Obio ’ Reni, Ayzecnburg, Kocky Mount, Danville und stations be AKDY'S PRINTING OFFICE, 1308 PA. AV! D st. JUL, LOCK, NaWsPAPEK, AND. LOW P ING. ‘Tho Largest cid Best Equipped Office iu Washington. Laipioye nailed Hands and Lurns vut Guod Work ‘st Sliurt Notice for Low Prices. Latest huproved Machinery and New Lype. Satist: You wuarauteed. CG1id, & WALLACE ¥KACIICAL LOOK AND JOB PRINTERS Froicssiousl | riuuux a Specialty, 1We & ot. aw. Estimates furnished. Lresswork for the Trade, au2 TRUSTEE'S BALE CF. Es ON PUSPECT SELECT BLEWLEN TRUCY- bIXGU Met ASD TLIT Bie TREELSIN GEUUL- = On SATURDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, AT BALF-Vas? FOCR O'CLOCK Posi, 1 will sell in frout of the premives lj LOL NUMBERED IN BLOCK O& SQUAKE NUMBERED 53, IN OLG!TOWN, D.C. b: of GO feet on ntoe eserves the right to J the proverty at the risk wud cust of tho defuust- = urchaner, i ways! ad cuueut of such nding ut purchus- MATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., ‘Auctioneers. QUARE Bow: BIXPEENTH st Reet, SEW LAME . DV SPREEL NORTHWEST, By virtue of a ceed of trust given tu us duly re- co.aed iu Liber 1212, folig iu of the land 4 We wiil sell,om PN LY-POUML DAY OF OCTO- WU, ut POCK O'Cs OCK P.M, tu froutof at covtain pi Parcel of dund bedi in chy on Wastitnuten, Wah Rust Cintiniriatnhed as quire oe hutdced aud ehty- wether With the rights, easeure:its, Priv rurtoHAwCES ty The wale beluuinss UF In te appertaining. ‘efits: turd casi, baauce in equal payments at one abd two years trou: «tay of sale, uydes tu be given Dearing G por cent per annuus, interst’ payable smut suauaily, aud to be secured Uy ded of trust ob prop— erty: ruld, or all cash, at option of purchaser. A de= of 81,000 required at time of sale. Conveyane- Xe.yut burchascr'scust. ‘Lermus to be cous iit ton Guy, otherwise trustees reserve the r: a) 0! ed Versiwemeutot suc Seek UIT ROTO ATE reat UBT. o. MOL! et se HOPCANCES ndcay¢ Fustoor, SALE ELEGANT LOT AND BRICK. fc NO. 1026 O SEREET BeTWEEN SIXSLENTH AND BOSTKERTS, BEING IN THe PAbL UF TUL NOKTHWLST, On TUESDAY, Ts TWENTY-EIGITH DAY OF OCTOREL, 1500, AT FIVE OCLOGK, P.M. Feqtent uf ‘the parties secured, we shall «| by auction, iu yiniots ofa ted of rast dated recorded iu Liber L176, folio j Fecords of the Lastrict of Coluubia, all tha Jucce OF pazeel of laud und premises Unguinhed fronting 20 fist hy adepiiret D0 test, Huproved by a Two-story Brick Dwelling Hous, No 1626 U street "eformns of sale: One-third eash, balance of purchase mouey in che aud two years, with interest at the rate {0 belscoured, Kg decd of" eet om the pecesines STE! SMALL DOL MWe, ont of ‘ai uticl be 2 = 4D st. uw. rus:€o and Avtorucy for Patrick O'Duxuciue et al, OL b-asals Sa CLIP FE ©o., Anets, GOMER "ia EXDA” A SHURE PROM “THE .OCKVILLE TUKN- 4G 1H janehe Cowling the undersigned. trae auction om the prone WE TWN i ¥-FLe 11 DAY LUCK P.M, reel of dand lying in Mout i, Wuervet the late Atwel OF’ coungy. dary la dLed, seized aud possessed, containing 96 acres, or less, more particwiurly iuentioned and de- myer ith the im- proven irae haz hoase, barn ‘and outbandings. ‘Yormas of nule: Que-third or the purchase money to be paid on the day 0: sule or on the ratification thercof by the said court, the baluace im two equal install ments, in one and twoycars from the date of sale: said deserred payments to bear iuterest frou the date of Sule aud to be seeueed by the bills of the pur- chaser of pucrlossis, wth a surety vf, sureties to bo approved by the sald trustees, or ali cash,at tue option Of the purchaser or purchasers, ‘The title to ve re- tained by the trustees util Tuli payment of the pur: shine ney. Ailcunveyanciuy und recording at the sree decir eke beh vis kueckou down fio the proper Sheaaoen ks = CHALIN bi NS - BW. ANDREW HW DUVALL, —” ¢ Trustees, 452 La ave. nw. Nn Al PUNCANSON Pe Sc11.24,16,18,22.23, 24 UNCANSON BKOS., Auctioncers, AKUSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON B SIKLELT DOUTH BELWEEN SOULH CAPITOL dIKEET AND FIRST SILKE) WE: Under aud Virtue of a decd of trust recorded in Liber No, 14355, folio 29%, one of the Land Kecurds of the District of Columbia, tue underayrned, Trustecs, Will sei at public auction, 1n frout of the premises. of WEDNESDAY, THe TW Li-SECUND DAY OF LU part of action! Lot Thustemm than tn see ote % 1) in square sis humdved und thirty-five (035) in the ‘city of Washing D.C., aad of lot ‘being the ‘east 20 feet front to be. with Li chbury and Dativiile, Greensboro’, Kailash, Charlotte, Colmubia, Augtsta,’ Atiaul wham, Moutsomery, New Orlcai-. Weaus ain Cantona. “Pullman Sleeper New Lorg to Atlante end Pullman Blecpers Atluita to New Urieaus. Puilr lnai Sleeper Duuvile ty Columbia aud Auguste, Pull pat, Blecyers Waskingiou to Ciueuuati via C wud oxte. 3:40 P.m.-—Daily, except Sunday, tor Manassay Stroxbusx abd uiterinediate stauons 4:50 Ptu.—Daily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat fmove, Pullman Vestibule dicepery Wasuineton Meuphis, connecting thence for all Arkausas pouits 21:40 p.m.—Western xpress duiy ior Manassay Churvotiewiile, Staunton, Loulevaly Cimcumate Puluman Vesubule Train Wostiuxtea to Cuscinuaty with # Pullmiau Sieeper for Loumvalle. 110) Orders for Legal Llunks aud Fionel Printing prowpUy executed. | Extensive live of samy lex of Weuding luvitations, Me, Lune Folders, &e. An iuspection invited. FINE BOOK AND JOB PLINTING UNLY. 358 _ BICYCLES. : 00k AT 2 CUT IN PRICES, We have recently purchased the entire stock of Licycle house and are now prepared to sell the Jes ut the following extremely low prices for 3 i Mas, — Pat ern bap for Lynchburg, Deuring Crescout, former price € w ‘Ladies’ | AUwUets, AUanta, Montgomery, New Urleaus, Le Sud Cabionia Pullman Vestibule Car Wantuuston to Aitever Washington bittamnrhte Aine sia" Aaa leper to Birmanyelian, and Georgia Pacilic , sud Pullin dlewper and ‘iot Spruke NC, va ‘Also Wasiuugtou W Aususta via Deiville Juno, “jormer price $6, now $o0; Ball-bearnye Jumor, for Loys or girls, iormer price 840, uow $40; Pisiu-beuring Juulvr, for boys or «iris, former price $34, now $30. KEMEMBER, THEsk AKE ALL NEW MACHINES, | Call and see them, GLU, 3. ATWATER & ©O., 3m 142 yivauia ave. SMIIH'S WHEFLERIES, SCXCLING bi zi tt ST. LADIES’ 0.4 GENTS’ lading X.W., NEAR OTE. EALIKS. 4 GENEXAL CYCLE > TH AND ‘©, will be removed 2:20 ertving Wenbington 30 Sia and i tor October 1. Jy 7-4in 4 ith via Charlotte, Dan eee hor arve im wenn ono ere via Last Loube a ATTORNEYS. ae dd 510 pan, via Chesapeake « = SS ————s te anki Churlottesvilde at 2:48 pan. and 7: ARDEEW A. LIPSCOMB, ATTOMNEY AT LAW | gum. und U:5:b a, | Stresbury Jocal at 1037 0m, late Aswintant U. S. District A\ dy Gor Tendail building, oppote City Male ENE F. ARNOLD, Atioruey aud Counselor at Law, (255 Louisiana ave. Opposite City Halt, auz1-m_ CAPIBEL CAGGNGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Le “Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information furmiabed aud vucaxe checked at office, 1300 Splvunia ave, and at panscuger station, Pepuay! Penn vee tain Ol and SL. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent OCEAN STEAMERS. HUT KOUTE TO LONDON, ewe 1 pe Sten Use 14, 6-0 Stn Beni 10 Fama! bum, Bat, Oct. 1h vem, Trove, Webster Law building, 00S Deta.wa W ‘SKendenicn, 1701 Q'ce uw “ss DENTISTRY, _ Oct, aruficial teeth auserted without ‘eacept | Uct. 22, noon; bpree, But, Oct 2a 2 pam; Laka, cost of mais at 1525 H st. nw., Dout | Wed., Oct. —¥. 7 aan. bian University, "from ‘Cuintortable state exorilent Juxurious: daily, «xcept Gunday." Natrecuee ea” Asante | Stn cieemumewen Stier javcebun, €10 and up- open Irom Uctober 2 to Juve 30, 520 ward & berth, my Jocaton , Za S * iy BEAKM FANSONS, DENTIST, OTM BT_ COM | Pi\Gur, ozs reuu.ove, old ‘kus prevents pain in extracting Al! beaches of Lentienis’ Ae pessenticeation ton pease ene GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. = A _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. H, D. Bas, NE POUND BUTTER, |; FOUR BOXES IMPORTER AND Guae Yotte: Cota svn es Ubon r Full Stock of oc.: big bottle Home-made Concord Wie, 25¢.; FOREIGN SUITIAGS, BUSINESS, ke, — RECEIVED ADD Urs) Fou SOUR INSPEOHON oll-Im* 1265 7th st.nw. HL D. BAKR, mys 22122 Penna sve Eee HKOUSEFURNISHINGS. Coomxe Bx Gus. ‘A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES (On band and for mle BOOKS AND STATIONERY W 2STER's INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY. — Paes Rae fare pee Ee by 428 7th ot ERS a ae “