Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1890, Page 9

__ ¢ THE NEW HOUSE, Its Complexion According to the Latest Returns Received, 4 COMPLETE WIPING OUT OF THE PRESENT REPUB- LICAN MAJORITY AND A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OVERWHELMING IX NUMBER—REPUBLICAXS BARDLY IN IT, The following will be the complexion of the House of Representatives in the Fifty-second Congress as indicated by the latest returns re- ceived today: As ~ Election returns clicked from the wire last night in Associated Press offices all over the land, they were clicked into print ALABAMA, 1. RB. H. Clark, D. 5. J. E. Cobb, D. - = - phone D. . 2 = ey, D. ss be '. C. Oates, D, . W. H. mney, D. by many a Remington 4 LW. Turpin, D, —& Jos, Wheeler D, Standard Typewriter. ARKANSAS, L T.P. Featherston, R. 4 W. 8. 2 C.K Breck'dge, D, & 3. W. & T. C. Melee, D, CALIFORNIA, L -—— Barham, R. 4. J. N. Nutting, R. 2 ©. G. Blanchard, BR, 5. E. J. Loud, R & J. McKenna, Ria 6. W. W. Howes, R COLORADO. H. Townsend, R cosNecticuT. Terry, D. , D. This Typewriter facili- tates every business, 1. Lewis Sperry, D. 8. D. A. Russoll, R 2 WF Wilcox. KLE! DeForrect D. DELAWARE, J. W. Causey, D, FLOMIDA. 1.8. R. Mallory, D. 2 R. Bullock, D, @roROIA. . 1. KE. Lester, D. 6. J. TI. Blount, D, 2H. T. Turner, D, 7. W. H. Felton. D. 3 C.F.Crap,D. 8 TG. Lawson, D, 4. CL Moses, D. 9. TLE. Winn, D. 5. L. P. Livingstone,D. 10. 1. B. Watson, D. ILLINOIS, 1. Abner Taylor, R11. 2. LE. Mccann, D, 13. Scott Wike, D, 3. A.C.Durburrow, D. 13. W.M. Springer, D, 4. W. C.Newberry.D. 14. Owen Scott, D. 5. A.J. Hopkins, i 15. 8.'T. Bussey, D. 6 RK Hitt, R16 G. W. Fithian, D, 7, T.J. Henderson, R. 17. E. Lane, D. BR OA, 18. W. 8. Forman, D. 9.1. E. Payton, R19 J. R. Williams, D. 10. PLS Post, R20. G. W. Smith, o “Se INDIANA. . Time Flies L W.F. Parrett, D. 8 E. B. Brookshire,D. So does dirt, wherever found, } 2 John Brite, D) "8. Danial Waugh, it when Pearline is used. Noth- | * Wn. Holmen, D. i A N Martin: D: ; a 2 ¢ & G. W. Cooper, D. AL McClellan, D. ing else starts it so easily or so | § § Y-coer DRC Shively, D. quickly. It washes all things | % W. D. syoam, D. se ace + IOWA. withoutharm—itgiv eslonglife | 1 5 5. sturtey, Dot. 3. AT. Hull, R to everything that is washed | 2 W.J. Hayes, D. — & J.P: Flick, K soe hagas 3. D. ik, Henderson, D. 9% T. Bowman, D, with it. Use Pearline in the | + W. Butler, D. “10. 3. 7. Dolliver, R laundry, the kitchen, andevery- | ¢ F Wate bo” > 1G ¥ Porking, R where in the house. With <t i EANsas, were is little work—without it | + te Fon fou & Writ aber, D there is little done. 3. B. HL. Clover, D.a 7. J. Simpson, D. 6 : 49.6. Ous, of imitations which are being peddies from door to door KENTUCKY. Beware ist quality goods do not re | 1. W. J. Stone, D. 7. W. ©. P, Breckin- ve {ute such desperate methods | 2 W.'. Ellis, D, ridge. D, } don actaredoaly DY te eee is merits, and & = 4 Goodnight, D. 8 3 v McCreary, 1 D. o . M'ntg’m . 9. T. H. Paynter, D. ee EE eee. | 6 1G. Cais 18 kW betel 6 CW. O'Neill, D. 11. H. F. Finley, LOUISIANA. 1. Adolph Meyer, D. 2. M. D. Lagan, 3. Andrew Price, 4. N. C.Blanchard, D. . Boatner, D. M. Robertson, D. 68 MARYLAND. 1. Henry Page, D. 4 Isidor Rayner, D. 2. Herman Stump, D. 5. Barnes Compton, D, 3. H.W. Rusk, D. 6& W. M. McKaig, D. MASSACHUSETTS. 1. C.L. Randall, R. 7. W. Cogswell, R. 2 EA. Morse, RK & M. T. Stevens. D. 3. J. F. Andrews, D, 9% G. F. Williams, D. 4. J. H. O'Neill, D. 10. J. H. Walker, R. 5. Sherman Hoar, D, 11. F. 8, Coolidge. D, 6& H.C. Lodge, = 12. J.C. Crosby, D. . MICHIGAN, Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota| 5 3; ae ee Patent Process Flour. Mt is the bestin| 3. Jas, , RK 9. C. Wheeler, D. | the world. 44.6. 10. T.E.A. Wheadock, D. : 11. 8. M. Stephenson, BR. MINNESOTA. co 4. J.N. Castle, D. 13 y| 1 = 5. 8. G. Comstock, R. ae S4aMirrors arsewserr?. ~ a. ne? 1 5. J. H. Beman, D. and Erantes? 2 6. T. R Stockdale, D, : ap 5) z 7. C. E. Hooker, D. cso ye re ‘MISSOURI. 1. W.H Hatch, D. 8 P. O'Malley, D. 2 C,H. Mansur,D. 9. 8. W. Cobb,'D. 38. A.M. Dockery, D. 10. S. Byrnes, D. 4 RP. ©. Wilson. D. 11. R. P. Bland, D, 5. J.C. Tarsuey, D, 12. D, AL Deamond, D, CURED BY t = ee oa 7 v. HL Lee " 4 < J. jorton, D, Arnolt 5 Mitchell's Rheumatic Plasters. mourtinl ‘Scuz remedy for Rheamstiam, Neuralgia & Sciatica, aan ‘Soid by druggists, or by mail, 2 centa, A. Dixon, D. Novelty Plaster Works, Lowell, Mass. NEBRASKA, ———— ~~ | 1. W. J. Bryan, D. —& Dorsey, B. 2 McKeighan, D. a. BEECHAM’S PILLS serapa (THE CREAT ENCLIGH REMEDY.) H. F. Bartine, R NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1. L. F. McKinney, D. 2 W. F. Danicls, D. NEW JERSEY. 1. C. A. Bergen, R 5. C. A. Cadmus, D. 2 J. Buchanan, R. 6. T. D. English, D. 3. J. A. Geissenhainer, D. 7. L. F, McDonald, D. ~~ | 4. 8. Fowler, D. EW TORK. 1 J. W. Covert, D. 18. J.A.Quackenb’sh.R. 2 D.A Boody, D. 19. Chari x — 20. John ag. 21. J. M. . & J. , 22. L. W. Russell, 6 J. K Fellows, D. 23. J. 8. Sherman, R 7. E. J. Duaphy, D. 24. Geo. Van Horn, D. 8 T. J. Campbell, D. 25. J. J. Belden, 9. Am’sCummings,D. 26. G. W. Ray. R 10. F. B. Spinola, D. "97. & E. R 1 J.D. Warner, D. 28 H. T. 12 KP. Flower, D, 29. John <= 13. A. P. Fitch, D.” _ 30, H. 8. Greenleaf, D. FINE SHOES, 929 F STREET N.W., BET. 9TH AND 10TH. OPEN 7AM. CLOSE AT 9 P.M. timore Stor. 4 and 6 West Baltimore st vl Baltimore 14. W.G.StahInecker,D 31. J.W.Wadsworth, R. 15, Henry Bacoa, D.” 32, D, N, Lockwood, D. 16. J. H. Ketehum, R, 33, T. L. Bunting, D. 17. J.N. Cox, D. 34. W. D. Hooker, R NORTH CAROLINA. 6. 8. B. Alexander, D, P. Cheatham, K 7. J. 1 8 Henderson, D. Devantuest Sronzs, [3 a 8 W. — a _ K. Williams, D. 1241, 1243 Tith stew NORTH DAKOTA. M. H. Johnson, R onto, Bellamy Storer. R. 12 W. H. Enock, R J. A. Caldwell, R. 13. J. Dugan, D. A HASTY DOLLAR Is likely to be inJudiciously expended, yet by trying one you often lose two, There ts nothing ¢ _ 14. J. W. Owe: y haste in trade excep J. Gantz, D. 15. M. D. Horte: e whe dreads to bi F.C. Layton, D. 16. J.-H. Warwie! 'y lest the customer will quickly see through D, D. Donovan, D. 17. J. A. Pearson, owness of his pretensions, Take your time in W. E Haynes, D. 18. J. D. Taylor, BR. carstore. We invite you to terry and admire our stock D. 8. Hare, D, 19. E. B. Taylor, R. It bas admirable features and we are proud of it It was V. C. Taylor, R. J. H. Outhwaite, D, 20, Doan, K 21. T. L, Johnson, D. J. M. Pattison, D, PENNGYLVANIA. H. H. Bingham, R 15. M. B. Wright, R. Charles O'Neill, R. 16 M. F. Elliott, D. William McAleer,D, 17. 8, P.Wolverton. D. J. E. Reyburn, Rk. 18 L. E. Atkinson, R. honestly bought afd bonestly paid for, ant will be henestly auld, You won't get two dollars’ worth of wouds for one dollar's worth of woney, but you will ket the larwest one dollar's worth sold in the city. We pl de our word to you and 1t is ag good as a bond. (Our erst remnant sale of this week will becontinued for a few days longer. ‘WEST VIRGINIA, First and third in doubt. 1, Jon. L. Pendleton, D, & J. D. Alderson, D, 2 W. L. Wilson, D. 4. J. A. Capenart, D, WIsconsry, 1, H. A. Cooper,R, 6, L. R. Miller, D. 2. Chas. Barwig, D. 7. Frank Corburn, D, 3. A.R. Busbnell, D, 8. N. P. Haugen, R. 4. John Mitchell, D. 9 M. H. McCord, KR 5. G. H. Brickner, D, REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. PYy ira bel ee jongress, Jongress, States, Dem Rep, Dem. Kep. Alabama . 1 8 oe Arkansas: 3 1 4 1 Californi: . 6 6 Colorado. . 1 o. 1 Connecticut. 1 3 3 1 Delaware, oe Y o 1 - Florida. . oe 2 2 a Georgii 10 10 . Idaho _ o: es 1 Iinois. . 7 13 12 8 Indiana . 10 3 11 2 1 10 6 5 . 7 6 1 9 2 10 1 5 1 6 Maryland... 3 3 Massachusetts, 2 10 7 5 Michigan. . 2 9 8 3 Minnesota, 5 8 2 Mississippi | a err, Be 9 4 18 1 1 1 3 2 1 1 o. 1 2 2 o 4 5 2 18 a 13 8 8 - 1 ee 1 16 i“ 7 1 1 20 10 18 a 1 es South Carolin: 1 6 1 South Dakota. . 2 “ 2 Tennessee. ry 9 1 - n . az o. 2 4 10 on 1 *: 1 2 4 «. 7 6 8 - on 1 seeeeeee AFL 175 233 98 Whole number of mombers................882 From Rhode Island—One not elected, Apparent democratic majority—135. ——— oe: sree ked up at the first pre- cinct station last night for being drunk, and was released at8 o'clock this morning. One hour later he was again arrested as drunk as ever. Then he was charged with being an habitual drunkard. Judge Miller accopted his personal bonds and told him if he was arrested again ho would be sent down. —— Want the Amounts Due Them, Mr. W. D. Davidge has filed a bill in equity for Meredith Howland, administrator, with will annexed, of Gardnor G, Howland, C. H. Rus- sell ct al., executors of will of C. H. Russell and S. Van Rensselear Cruger et al, executors of Alex. Van Renssalear agt. Jos. K. McCam- mon, Jas, Lowndes et al. to recover amounts due them under an award of the commission under the convention of December 5, 1885, Suits in Kjectment. Benjamin F. Newton, by his attorneys, Eu- gene Arnold and Irving Williamson, has filed three actions in ejectment to recover from Dr. John W. Bayne, Dr. Alexander T. Augusta and George G. Cornish, an undivided half interest in original lote 12 and 13, square 818 A claim for mesne profite of the lands from October, 1887. is made of $2,900 against Dr. Bayne, $2,800 against Dr. Augusta and $2,600 against Mr. Cornish, —— A New Brewing Compan; At the time that a brewery in this city was purchased by an English syndicate attempts were also made to purchase the brewery of Mr. Chr, Heurich, located on 20th street. These Proved unsuccessful, and since then every effort has been made to obtain control of this wery, but without avail Mr. Heurich in- ting that if his brewery ever went into the hands of a company it should be composed of residents of the District, to whom the profits arising from the business should go. Within the last few days rumors have been rife that the Heurich brewery would be part of the plant of the National Capital Brewing Com- any of Virginia, lately formed. This Mr. Hreurich emphatically denies, as also the fact that he is in any way connected with or inter- ested in the National Capital Brewing Com- any. He proposes to form » local stock com- pany under such laws as will fully protect the Metkboliete for the purpose of operating his present brewery with increased capacity. It is contemplated to have the stock subscribed by residents of the District only, the intention being to make the company a purely local one in all its aspecte. i si The Assoctated Charities, The annnal meeting of the third subdivision Associated Charities was held last evening at their office, corner 19th street and Pennsyl- vania avenue, Judge Walter 8.Cox in the chair, ‘The assistant treasurer's and registrar's reporte were read. The total receipts for the year wero $890.55; expenditures @889.71. The registrar's report shows that groceries were furnished to 104 families, ics donated by public schools to forty-five families,coal distributed to ten families,clothing to forty-five families,toys, books and games to thirty children, shoes f nished to twenty persons, rubbers to four! persons, employment found for ten | pea and four persons sent to hospital. An aged woman's home, Kindergarten and sewing school pported by this subdivision. Contribu- are solicited to carry on the good work and maybe sent to Messrs. Riggs & Co. or Rear Admiral T. 0. Selfridge, 2013 1 streeet north- west. The old officers were re-elected for the ensuing year, —_-———_ Mrs. Crimmins Fined. The case of Mra. Ellen C. Crimmins, who was tried in the Police Court two di ago for keeping an alleged unlicensed bar,was disposed of in the Police Court today, A fine of @105 was imposed, Roane eee GEORGETOWN, Acciexts.—While Thomas Carter, a youn: colored man, was engaged in excavating a ban! of earth on the Woodley Lane road yesterday, a large stone was loosened which fell upon his hip, fracturing the bone. He was taken to Freed- man’s Hospital.—J, H. Mitchell of 3221 Q street fell yesterday and hurt himself severely. He was removed to his home in the patrol wagon, Tux Papen Caasz.—The trail for the paper chase which is to be run this afternoon tween members of the Woodley Hunt Club was laid this morning by Mr. J. H. Bradley on Apoilo. It is thought thatthe finish, which will be at the observation to will be wit- ns. There is a steady im- provement in the condition of Mr. F. W. Jones, Poxics Covat Notss—A small white boy named Arthur Simmons was before the Police Court this Femnlpey charged with ‘shooting crap.” Policeman Pearce told the judge that he Tea never geen the boy violate a law before, and it was his first offense. “If he was ‘shoot- ing crap,’” said the judge, “it will not be his last offense.” The boy's personal bonds were A. C. Harmer, R. 19. F. Beltzhoover, D, J. B. Robinson. RB, 20. Ed Scuil, R Ed Hallowell, D, Wm. Mutchler, D. WM. ©. VIERBUCHEN {¥ormerly Double Combination.) P. 8.-MAKE NO MISTAKE IN NUMBER eereeserr FEeenperee alte 1a 11. L. Ammerman, D, 12. G. W. Shouk, R 13. J. B. Riley, D. 14. J. W. Bife, R. 23, E. P. Gillespie, D. 26. M. Griswold, R. 27. C. W. Stone, 98. G. F. Kribba, D, RHODE ISLAND. G voD Cooxixa. Ail who desire good cooking in their houses should use 1. D.W. Lapham,D. 2% No election, SOUTH CAROLINA, W.H.Braviey, D. & J.J. Hemphill, D. Geo. Johnstone, D, i. T. EXTRACT OF BEEF. DK Norris, D. ° Asiight addition gives great strength and flavor to SOUTH DAKOTA. Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes, J. A. Pickler, R 2 J.R Gamble, RB, TENNESSEE. One pound is equal to forty pouzids of lean beef,of RR Butler, Ind. 6. J. E. Washington, D. 7. L.O.Houk. R. 1. N.N, Cox, D. ——— AC & BA Enloe, D. cc. D. Benton McMillin, D. 9% RK A. Pierce, D. Genuine only with fae simile of J. von Liebig's sig- J.D. Richardsgy, D. ..10. J. Patterson, D. ature im blue ink across the label = m27-tu.thIm Gasra Surrs Scovnen AND PRESSED POR gL Ce ; Pap, J5e, Vi 1 Syairing done sn beet mover, "Goods called ter and Gebveren ‘Lesopboue call 145-2. = : H. Frasagax. J, H, Fis bis term? If not ask your wa ES ToD JEWELRY. With W. 5. TAPPAN, 606 oust, PPePr PEPER PPP PF PERE 050-2 taken.——Kichard Williams, colored, was fined $5 for disturbing the quiet of the town. a ‘What Senator Farwell Thinks. In the course of an interview yesterday Sen- ator C. B, Farweli said: “If we have suffered defeat it is owing to three things—the McKin- ley bill, the Farmers’ Alliance and the school law. There isno use in coving but that the bm le are wonderfully prejudiced against the jehintey ate lm Nn reg wae upon the o} nity of showing their disaj proval of this law. The McKinley bill is ai rights, but the people have to be educated up to it; that is all This bill has beena great scare- crow for the democrats, and some republicans are weak-kneed enough to believe in the scare, It will take time to get the people to fully un- derstand this law, but when they do there will be a landslide the othe: Killed by Frantic Buddhists. At the close of « Buddhist festival in the province of Se Chuen recently the excited re- The New York World today says, editorially: “The possibility that the legislature of this THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1890—TEN PAGES. ‘WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1890. D. & B. | Movetas RO, FLPHi = jae TOUNGS COMPANY announce the x NEW PRESERVED GINGER. . 4 and whole NINTH 8ST BEW PLUM PUDDING, % ib,1 Ib,2 bh anda cans. 500 Cana, REW FRENCH PRUNES, three sizes. ae oe ‘Half Toa. Geyartinent apd ca Bhectals One lot siiwht!y soiled Buresu Scarfs, prices 90. to 1 GY, at 750 each. MEW REW YORE BUCK WHEAT. 49 dozen Suc Towels at 25 ‘Eatra Qeslity. B ety les Buc Intante’ Nacques at 47¢. each, ‘lige @1 Night Dresses at 75. each. PORE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. wae Seen ee Sera eight 500, Ribbed ave you u Superior Goods. Low Neci'no'sieeves, AuL'wool @1 Ribbed Vesta, ail PURE STRAINED HONEY. we the ‘ban kh Ye , From White Clover. and Germantown Wor: all sates tn Roman Phe 8 Art Finbroidery, and a most beautiful naeortment of ae figured Cuina Bile im the wewert Gesigue, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANT. — A DOUGLAS & BRO, oo #28:0tb ot, bot. Dand ary man DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND! THERE ARE LARGE AND QUICK PROFITS HERE!! Shrewd imvestors are turning Make your arrangements at once and let eral Manager, Mr. any time previ: if you were present at the sale. COMPLETE MAPS UPON APPLICATION. ‘The Alexandria and Fairfax Passen, RH. both pass through the property, TERMS OF SALE—20 per cent cash, the balance in mo; You are extended n cordial invitation, BENONI WHEAT, Presi JOSEPH BRODERS, Vice Presi: GEORGE W. FISHER, Treasurer (of Fivher Bros., Grocers and C GEORGE WISE, Secretary and General Manager (of Wise & Co., HENRY STRAUSS, Clother ana Director First Nath A. G. UNLER, of Wimsatt & Ubler, Lumber and 8 Reduced Rates Secured from the Virginia REMEMBER THE DATES!! jelr attention to new lots, adjoining settled and prosperous cities, where trade channels are already fixed and where there is sub= stantial reality back of and under their mency. Forty-five Passenger Trains Daily Between Washington and Alexandria Pass This Property. Leave trains Alexandria and Washington R.R. at St, Asaph J anction, where conveyances will be in waiting to carry you over the property. THE STREETS AND AVENUES ARE ALREADY GRADED, GRAND PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS Ry the Northwest Alexandria Improvement Company, ON THEIB BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED HEIGHTS ADJOINING ALEXANDRIA, VA,, - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 12 AND 13, 1890, Beginning Each Day at 12 O'clock Noon. mg deter you from atte: en ot 1t (President Ci id izen’s Natio: mt (Wholcsnie Grocer img this greatsale, If not possible for y: 10 do #0, any Of the officers or directors of the company can arrange with the Gene correspondence or by wire at © OF more Of these desirable lots. The character of these officers is a gunrantee that you will be ns well served as SEND FOR ONE! ger Railway Company, under charter to build within one year, and the Washington city connection of the C, and 0, ‘The SUPERB VIEW from the Heights wiil compensate you, ank, Alexandria Water Co, and Alexandria Insurance Co.). Vice President First National Bank). Mission Merchants), Insurance Agents). DIRECTORS: THOS, LEADBEATER, of E..S. Leadbeater & Bro., Wholesale Druggicts, J. CLINTON SMOOT, of C, C. Smoot & Sons, Tanners. GEORGE R. HILL, of George R. Hill & Co., Cracker and Ca: ly Manufacturers, a Bank. ing Material. Midland and Washington Southern and Washington and Ohic Railroad Companies, New Goovs-Low Paices~Exsy TERMS, ‘These are the inducements that should lesd you to visit the Furniture, Carpet and Stove Btores of JOHN BUDDEX, 930 and 932 7th st nw. No more complete stock, no lower prices and Ro easier terms can be found than here. Every grade of Carpet from the chespest In- rain to the costliest Velvet or Brussels; every variety of Parlor and Bed Boom Furniture, in Oak, Walnut snd Sixteenth Century. Ward- robes, Hat Racks, Sideboards, &c. Every make of Stove from the smallest Heater to the most complete Range is here displayed at Prices not to be found elsewhere, All carpets made end Isid free of charge to purchasers, Ada tothis the fact that goods are sold on eredit cheap ss forcash—a small deposit only boing asked im advance, the balance being paid in such installments and in such time as may bo agreed on between the buyer and seller—and you have an inducement to pur chase here such as no other house offers, Bemember the place. BUDDEN'S CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES, nS-te 930 AND 932 SEVENTH 8T.N.W. Fonts Ropvoroxs Is Fonxrronz UNTIL NOVEMBER 17, 1890, FOR CASH, WE WANT THE SALES THIS MONTH TO BE THE LARGEST IN OUR BUS- INESS HISTORY, A Cheval Giaes Antique-finish Buite. Reduced frou.....-s.ecesseeeee 835 to $24.50 A Cheval Giese, XVI-century Finish, large size, extra fine finish. Reduced ££0M......cesscocessseeeees845 to $31 A S-piece Solid Antique Oak Bed Room Buite. Boduced {rom....+..+-evees- $3050 to $24.85 4 3-piece XVI Century Bolid Oak Bed-room Suite, Reduced from... «835.50 to $24.85 & Spiece Bolid Antique Osk Bed Boom Buite. From. ..sesseeseseseesesseees- 828.50 t0 $22.10 A Handsome Maple Bed Boom Buite, 8- seat and highly polished, at......0...8185 Well worth 83. 250—Solid Osk Rocking Chaira, to match above, Fully worth 83.25. 100—Extra Size Holid Osk Rockers, with high back and wooden seat, highly polished. eo 62.90 Reduced from $4.50. 1,000—Solid Oak Chairs. Reduced from $1.25 t0......sesseessoeee «DOE Our Solid Oak Tables (also in 5 other woods)—worth twice what We offer them for......seceve...seseer-81.25 A car load of G-foot Solid Oak Matension ‘Tables..... aereessceseeeeceseses 87.70 Be sure and see these, A large number of Solid Osk 8-foot Extension TAbles...cces-..scnmeeee-oe $1020 Excellent value, Our Elegant $76 Parlor Suite, in im, isos 1.00 Tr 3B ZSnES AND BLEACHES WITHOUT RUBBING. 919 Pesysyivanta Avsscz WwW. IT I8 WITH PLEASURE WE ANNOUNCE OUR STOCK REPLETE WITH CHOICE NOVELTIES. IT 18 EQUALLY GRATI- FYING TO INFORM OUR PATRONS THAT GOODS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED FROM FIRST HANDS, AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES, AND THAT WE PROPOSE GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF OUR GOOD FORTUNE IN NG LARGELY PREVIOUS TO THE ADVANCE IN FOREIGN Goobs, WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN BLACK GOODS, COMPRISING GOODS FROM ALL THE CELEBRATED MAKERS IN EUROPE. OUR STOCK OF SILKS, BOTH COLORED AND BLACK, WAS NEVER BETTER. IN VELVETS WE CAN SHUW YOU OVER ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT SHADES OF THIS SEASON'S Goops, OUR DRESS GOUDS DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE BEAT. Wk HAVE THE GRANDEST LINE OF FRENCH ROBES EVER SHOWN IN THIS OB ANY OTHER CITY, QUALITIES CANNOT BE EXCELLED. STYLES ARE MAGNIFICENT. A GRAND ASSORTMENT TO MAKE YOUR SELEC- TIONS FROM hy OUR LINE OF PLAIN FRENCH AND ENG- LISH DRESS GOODs COMPRISES ALL OF THE NEW COLORINGS AND DESIGNS. OUB STOCK OF PLAIDS IS LAKGE AND AT- TRACTIVE—RICH WITH RARE COLORS AND GOUD QUALITIES. WE HAVE FIFTY PIECES OF STRIPES 4ND PLAIDS IN ALL-WOOL GOODS OF GOOD QUAL- ITY WHICH WE OFFER AT THE LOW PRICE OF FIFTY CENTS PER YARD. ASTRAKHAN CLOTH IN BLACK, BROWN, TAN, GRAY AND CARDINAL, W. M. SHUSTER & SONB, 919 PENN. AVE, X.W. ONE PRICE. al Onmyrat Rees Axp Cunrers OF ALL DESCRIPTION AND SIZES. ‘We make a specialty of these goods and import them directly from our house in Constantinople. We have the largest and most superb stock of ORIENTAL RUGS and CARPETS, HANGINGS, &e.,in the city. It will surely be to your advantage toexsmine them before buying elsewhere, as our prices and goods will have no compsrison. D. K. VARZHABEDIAN & CO., Principal Store and Exhibit Gallery, 1022 Connecticut aven.w, Branch, 620 14th st. n.w. 028-1m Juv & Derwenzn BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Nos, 420-422 11TH ST. N.Ws WASHINGTOR, D. O., are always ready toexecute Printing in all itebranches ‘They pay special attention to works of » Scientific Character, Briefe, Recoras for the Courts, Arguments before the Departments and the various Commissions in session in the ¢ity and al) work of a Legal or Scien- tifle character, MERCANTILE WORKS beatly and expeditiously done at fair prices, ATTORNEYS sre notified that we bave the LARGEST FORCE OF PRINTERS employed in the city and can get out Briefe in shorter time than any other offre, o8-lm Dar Goons. aREANETS, 01, €2, $5, 06, 05.06, #7, 08, 09, CUED.COMFORTS at all prices, Slled with White i “ ALLOW LCOTTON, 9c. Se TEE er occmcean, prt wide wo Pia R REET 3a UGp BO TTLE Sa Te HOSE, in Black and One Case BLEACHED ‘TON FLANNEL, in Bemuants, ve Race see SG cons epee ‘Remnants ot DRESS GOODS marked way SCENTS GRAY SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 450, aie eh COTTON, wilt run on 20, ea it ala EMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE place to buy all kinds of Bhees—Rubbers 250.—is WILLI®# BHOE STORE, 0-lm? STR AH Kuussreanry Srranrsa. z tes Konju:er, Kaure why? K—Knocks ‘em all out, the Kick of UENITURE, us 0 Kon all questions, particularly the CARPETS, } READY-MADE CLOTHING DRAPERIES, | om which wo are preeminently perfect —imviit | Kaused ail Kompetitors to Knock under and Konfess STOVER. | their wability to Kope with us—Here'sa sauple of our DES. A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE Lot 4623—Dark Plaid Cass Suite, for men, heey - weight, subtly and serviceatie, = et St ee ee 4655—Heavy Plaid Suite, for men, strictly all KEEPER, BUT A wool, worth 810 a.uit from brother to brother, COMFORTABLE HOME <n 4672—Dark Gray Cass Suite, for men, strictly all, 18 THE . 87.50. Lot &38—Skating Jackets and Vesta Blue Chin- ABSOLUTE RIGHT hilla—Fast color and very heavy, OF EVERY Lot 4705—Dark Cashmere Suits, for men, nest stripe, Coat, douvle-brea sted abd row ated abd square cut, Lot 1170—This lot is, ps the greatest bargain offered to any people.” Prince Albert Coats, Vests to match of Pure French Elastique, Black Coats and Vests, lined throughout with Skinner's Heaviest and | Best Satin. “ihe St and 21 Sheee (sprmsente en- them for this AMERICAN CITIZEN BECAUSE HIS MANHOOD 18 THE PRIME FACTOR IN OUR RATIONS GREATNESS. CONFIDING IN THE HONOR OF THIS MaN- HOOD OUR EQUITABLE it be excelled. ‘Twenty-five dollars would hurdii a fair price for them, week omiy at but you can have 816.50 ot 4051—Heavy Plaid Overcosts for men, Bizes 37 and 38, only pay Lot 3120—Heavy Blue Chinchilla Overcosta, piped Ah aed will wear untd you tire of them, worth 8.25, Lota 2084 and 3085—Seiuibell’s Kersey Overcouts, Steely Gray and Brown Mixiure. These warments are not ouly handsome, stylish and Greasy. but their wear- resisting qualities are unequaled, $15 is the usual Fetail price. We sell bith Lot 5200A—Heavy Bisck Di Overcoats, known to the trade as the “Daisy” Overcoat, Very popular, very stylish sud altogether lovely. “Toney” trades- men demand $20 for such » gsrment, but wegive “tone” to our trade by ing down the price to lot What CREDIT SYSTEM BESTOWS UPON YOU THE USE AND POBSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT, EXACTING BUT A TRI. FLING AMOUNT AS AN EARNEST OF YOUR GOOD FAITH, AND ACCEPTING THE BALANCE IN PAB- TIAL PAYMENTS, WEEELY OR MONTHLY, WE ACTING IN THE CAPACITY OF ‘51—Children’s CHILDREN'S SUITS, BANEER, sized to 14 years ONLY CHARGING YOU No INTEREST UPON THE Tae hees peso FORCED LOAN. At Uc. a pair. OUR BUSINESS 1S TO CREDIT, AND NOTHING | Coats, yosts and lin; pauts woes 12 to 18 yours), AFFORDSUS MORE PLEASURE THAN TO AC- son pautanea COMMODATE AN HONEST PUBLIC, AT HOME To everybody every week day from 7am. till 7 pm HOUSE & HEBRMANK, VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing Hous. ‘Hats, Care and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, 827 and 820 7th st. b.w., cor. Massachusetts ave, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ‘Open Saturday until 11 p.m, i 917, 921 AND 023 7TH 8% AND 627 AND 636 MASS, AVE, KW, ed u30-4m Ourtall stock of Furniture, Carpeta, a, is now Complete, and if you eoutemplate purchasing any- ‘ting in our line it will be toyour interest tocallon Jus before doing so, as we are cophdent wecan sve you: from 10 to 26 per cent on your purchas, Below we mention 8 few of our many bargains end sdventages, ‘Wo will soll you shandsome BOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED BOOM SUITE, 3 pisces, sor 617 | ash or €18 on credit, ‘We will ecll you = %-plece PARLOE SUITE, solid ; ‘walnot frames, upholstered io ho best hate alot, fos { $28 cash oF $30 on credit, ‘We will sell you « 7-pieos PARLOR BUITE, solid walnot frames, upholstered tm plush eombénation colons, for 628 cash or 630 on credit, ‘We will sell you s good WOVEN-WIREBED SPRIN@ for 62.25 cash or 62.50 om credit, ‘We will cell you a good quality BEUBSELS CARPET for 600. per yard caab or 650. per yard on oredit, Never lean forward when walking. Move at a brisk Oak Chamber Suites, $16.95 to $75: Parlor Suites, So a Tee to, 875: Parlor Suites, | Wo will ell you s good INGRAIN CARPET for tq, | ning, & Band 8c 6 Tumblers, 138: Roriish Tee | per yard cash o 40s, par yard oo ordi + pt .' eee ie eenitade Wiebe fou ee eee ae eae | We Bew end Lay all CARPETS Free of Oowt and Qs save you something. Don't doubt till you try. ‘Bot charge for the waste in matehing figures, MUGHTY) O(A8H GRASTY, ‘We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AXD Ofl- CLOTHS on Credit ot an advance of 5 cents per yard 00 the lowest cash price, EaSY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS tokep om all coedit sales, and Do potes required. (CASH DISCOUXT allowed on all eccounts esttlests ‘30 daa, — 2 os0ean alts Wut ow Ge Ta Buz uzEWs stock to select ‘BEOES—Largest ae amo, CORK SOLE SHOKS—the best shoe for wet a (Of eld weather. 007 Pons. sve, adjotning National Beta, — ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes ot low prices, @, staICELAED ws _— Bescemar te DaLros & sTEteRta BSS