Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1890, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT. > Tar Evemixe Stan is read every day by more than three-fourths of the population of the city in which it is printed who are able to rend. This record cannot be matched by that of in the results— haa Be guarantee printed on t- tle-wrapper that'll get your money back for you. How many women are there Wonder is that there's a woman willing to suffer when there’s a guaranteed remedy in the nearest drug store. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets the Stomach, Liver and Bow- els. Mild and effective. THE ONLY Perfect Substitute for Mother's Milk. MVALUABLE i CHOLERA INFANTUM ano TEETHING. A quickly asstmilated Food for DYSPEPTICS, CONSUMPTIVES, CONVALESCENTS. 8 PERFECT NUTRIENT imall wasting diseases, ‘REQUIRES BO a ‘MEEPS 1 ALL CLIMATES. SEWD ented Sars Cseanet sou ‘GOODALE CO.. BosTom. m. GOLD MEDAL, PARIB, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S cre used in ite preparation It has mare Gree times the strength of Coco euxed with Stareh, Anowrvot or Sugar, and ls therefore far more economical, couting lesa than one cent a.cup. "is evielous, nourishing, streugtheninz, Ea SILY DIGRSTED, and admirably adapted fur invalids ag well as persoue in health, Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CC., Dorchester, Mass THE GREAT ENCLISH Ri oY. Beecham’s Pills Billous and Nervous Disorders, forth a Guinea a Box “—but sold for 25 BY ALL DRUGGISTS. his statements are true and that he ts really maling a sulstantial impression upon the people.” Hundreds will exclaig:: “Grasty is a public Lenefactor. I have been there, and you can save : and any man who will reflect one went ought to seit. He does business for cash, sare much lower than other houses pay, and he pays cash for everything and ret the lowest price, &e. Laiways read his aivs. aud I feel repaid every time.” Now Ihave to my to the ret class: I'shall ‘Rot repeat the folly of the ian and the donkey im the anctent fabie and yo to ruin trying to please every- boy. Iwrite my advertive:uents to please myseif— trying inevery instance to state aiuple facts in my own peculiar w. Lif T fail to please the sensitive taste of some readers 1 regret my clumsy style, thougt I have the satisfaction that they read what I have to say and speak of it besides. To the second clase I would say: Nom w often you come we will care for your interests and ahow you that our prices are lower than you wili tind same oods elsewhere. For instance, we have Full-size Goatekin Ruse, White or Gray, $2.75. Pure White Decdorized do., $2.05. English Tea Set, 56 pleces, $2.98. Woven Wire Cots, $1.08. Antique Usk Extension Table, 6 feet, #3. Solid Oak Chairs, N7e. Parlor Suites, $27.30 to 8100, Beautiful Oak Sidetoard, $12.50, None like it in this ity. 22 styles Willow Kockers from $1.50 to $10. Handsome Plush Seat Rocker, with arm and plush A Resanxare Core Or DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR OF OVER THIRTY YEAKS' STANDING. Statement from MR. EDWIN F. JONES, 1820 Lith street worthwest. Yor over thirty years I was seriously troubled and Bey er "roms a profuse discharge frou iny left ear. at- temiet with almost total lows of hearing am that side. ‘and altlonch wreatly imeonvenienced by the deatness, ‘yet Teared pothing for that iu comparison, with the ex covdingly offensive uature of tis continuous die charwe. Physicians who examined my ear propounced it tn- carabie; some feared that the stoppage of this lone existing flow uigit prove Metrimental to my healt or even colanger my life ‘tself, but seeing « statement from: Mr. T. E. Roessle, proprietor of the Arlington,of Saimilar case cured by Dr. Liglthill of this city, 1 fained new hope and applied to that physician for re lief, aud I am bappy to state that in about three months’ time Dr. Lighthill succeeded in curing my case completely. There has been no discharre for over five months: my hearing has tuproved and my general health is ali richt. 1B recommmenstiny Dr. Lighthill as @ sktiifal spectal- iat I but perform # duty I owe to those likewise af- fected. EDWIX F. JONES. Washington, November 17, 1800. DR. LIGHTHILL, Specialist for the cure of Catarrh, Deafness, Throat Affections, Asthma and Consumption, can be daily consulted from 8 until 1%, and from 3 to 5 et his real- dence, ais ‘#1. K STREET NORTHWEST. Dix Goons. A Wedding Postponed for Over Thirty Years ‘Takes Place Today. “I have seen descriptions of a good many swell weddings in the society column of Taz Sran lately,” said the colonel from Virginia to 9 Stan reporter, “but I was present ats quiet simple ceremony over in Georgetown today that was to those who knew about it a genuine Fomance, the kind you read of in novels but very seldom run across in real life. I guess T'm the only person in town besides the bride and groom and perhaps one other who knows of the true love story which culminated today in the marriage of Rev. Dr. J. Henry Davis and Miss Annie A. Hunter at Christ Church, in Georgetown, by the Rev. Dr. Stewart. This is no fairy tale I'm to tell you, for I've just put the marriage notice in Taz Star. “OVER THIRTY YEARS AGO Annie Hunter was a pretty, red-cheeked maid belonging to a well-known Virginia family. That was before the war, when the hospitable Virgi ters kept open house, and when a Nocee fulof quettwel on crerp-iny sera rence. Annie Hunter happened to be visiting at the home of her bosom friend during a Presbyterian convention in the village: ministers were scattered about at the different houses, and among the guests at this particular mansion was agoung theological student who had just passed his examination for the minis- try, and the brilliancy of his examination was the tulk of the whole country round about. He was as handsome as he was bright. He re- mained long enough to become quite fascinated with pretty Annie Hunter and for her friend to be greatly taken with him. Neither of these facts were known, however, until later. A week or #0 after his Annie Hunter received a letter from the youn minister. It was a great surprise to the girl, for while it did not contain pro exactly it was so worded as to mean that if replied to in a similar spirit. It took Mise Hunter only about two days to realize that she was really in love with the handsome young man and she roceeded to writea reply. While engaged in e pleasant task her intimate friend entered Annie's room. “Now,here is where the novelist might got in his work. ‘Oh! you are writing a letter, An- nie?’ she said. ‘Well, I'm going to the village and will mail it for you.’ “Oh, never mind,’ said Annie. ‘I won't trouble you, but will send it by the post, boy.’ “But her friend insisted, and the result was that the fair letter writer sealed her missive and entrusted it to her friend's care. THE LETTER THAT NEVER CAME. “She knew about what day to expect an answer, and when that day had passed and no letter came and then months followed weeks the girl felt much chagrined, but her pride prevented her from telling any one of hor trouble. She endeavored to banish the mem- ory of her fickle lover. The whole thing was secret for several years, when @ mutual friend told the disappointed girl that the letter had years later the same false friend prevented what would have been a happy marriage with another suitor she could doubt no longer. She never told her secret though, and it was only Years afterward that the family knew the story. e young minister was called toa thriving city, | became prominent and valar, and in the | | course of years married. All this Annie Hunter | heard from time to time, and could not help | | thinking what her lot might have been. She | was still very attractive, and before she reached | | middle life received numerous offers of mar- | | riage. She was engaged more than once, but | the engagements all came to nothing.” She | told me this morning why it was that she didn't | marry. She didn't know the reason herself though until last year. ‘THE OLD stony. “There wasa Presbyterian convention in Win- chester then, which was attended by Rev. Dr. Davis, a more than middle-aged minister. He heard in some way,that Annie Hunter was in the neighborhood and wrote @ polite note ask- ing permission to call to renew an old friend- | ship. The request was granted. Tho minister came. He did not find the pretty girl who won his heart over thirty years ago, but his old | love was reawakened. “Annie then learned for the first time that he was a widower and he |learned for the first. time of the letter that | never came. It didn’t take long for them to | come to an understanding. They were maz ried today. And now about the false girl friend who postponed this wedding for over thirty years. She lives not very far from here. “She is married toa man she doesn't love, has no | children and altogether doesn’t lead a very happy life. and when she reads tonight's Stax her reminiscences will not be very pleasant.” WILL WE HAVE A CLUB? ‘The Prospects for the Coming Base Ball Season—Washington's Chances. “There is no reason why Washington should not be @ star base ball city next year,” said Michael Scanlon to a Stak reporter today. “We are offered a place in the American asso- ciation, which will be stronger than it ever has been before. Players and managers acknowl- edge that the circuit is better than any of ita predecemors and predict that it will stand for many years. Just see what an admirable arrangement: Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington in the east, and Louisville, Columbus, St. Louis and Chicago in the west. They are all good base ball cities, and the new rule that tie visiting club is to get half of the gate reogipts will prove a boom to Washington. All clubs will then stand on an equal footing.” “How about the players?” asked Tuz Stan reporter. “There is no question about players. The market is overstocked. Many brotherhood | on players will be available, for some who jumped will not be taken back into the league, while all the American Association men to the brotherhood will be compelled to return to the association, if wanted. Besides, a great many yi year. We can have eny of the men that went from here to Buffalo, but I think that three will be all that we will want—Mack, | 50 feet to the Bey and Haddock. Such men as Stricker, sec- | Si! ond baseman. and Smiley, third basemag, from | Cleveland, will probably be available. Oh, we can get a strong team if——" “If what?” said Tae STAB man. “If enough money is put up asa guarantee fand to warrant making @ start. Everything will be plain sailing then. About half of the amount required—$20,000—has been guaran- teed. There will be a meeting Friday evenin; of those interested and if the Inoney 1s assure: the finest base bell chance Washington ever ha eae Appreciation of The Star's Work, To the Editor of The Evening Star; ‘action taken at a meeting held on the 2éth instant: A Resolved, That the board of managers of the shown in the publication of reports of the anniversary of the association and notices of service as of special value and assistance to the work which is sought to be done by the associa- tion among the men of the city. Very respectfully, 3. H. Lionsrren, sti (accord! Heeouth deat An WEDNESD, DAY OF DE- ch ubithe loo. at THINE OCLOCK EM. premises, EMBROIDERIES, Embracing over purchase money Meal frntalimentas pa “ay bt sale, with interest frome | ‘The ntire collection having been imported direct by it rable semi-annually, orall | Mr. D. K. VARZHABEDIAN, 1022 CONN. AVE. e- | N.W., for the finest retail trade, and are not of the character usually found at public sales, many of the ‘Trastece, _| Pieces havin been consined to us direct from the cus- tom house and never before offered to the public view. In this stock will be found the CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE SPECIMENS Ovtainable from Khiva, Bohkara, Dahestan, Baken Shirvan, Kazak, Shiraz, Karalagh, Damascus, Tehe- ran, Derbeut, Afchanistan, Herese, Feraghaw, Ous- chak, Beloochistan, Khorassan, Bagdad, Coula, Iran, ‘Ineli and Tchitchy, such as Rugs and Carpets for the ‘of the purcuaser. WMEPOR sca SH ORE 1001 D street, opposite Pennsylvania avenue, Inmaking the announcement of the following GRAND NINETEENTH ANNUAL sale of Silver Plated Ware, manufactured by the world-renowned and celebrated Taunton Silver Plate Company, special importance is attached to this sale from the fact that this entire and magnificent stock was manufactured before the “McKinley tariff bill was passed,” thus xiving close buyers the opportunity of their lifetime in this “Spe- lal line of roods."* ‘We shall use every endeavor to make this ‘‘Auction Sale” surpass the former sales we have made for this old and reliable company, and especially announce that the sale will commence MONDAY, DECEMBER FIRST, AT ELEVEN A.M., THREE AND HALF-PAST SEVEN P. M., And will continue until the entire extraordinary lance stock fs disposed of. Here are a few examples “stock” that will be sold tothe **highest bidder: Elegant and Unique Electro Silver Plated Ware, Tm- Ported Brench Clocks, Antique Bronzes of various de- le, Mantel and Clock | TUESDAY, Ormaments, Enslish Plaques, Fine Lnported Chine, Jatest desisns, rich in color and decoration: Piano and Banquet Lamps, Luported Opera Glasses and Lovely and Exquisite Jewel Cases. Maguiticently and Artistically Mounted Bon Bon Boxes, Crackers and Rose Jars, Covered Dishes, Tu- Repousse Sets, Hand-engraved Tea Sets, Epersnes, Tureens, Fruit and Berry Bowis, with a fail Ijne of the most attractive Toilet Goods in Cellu- Joid, tozether with our immense ‘full line” of Rogers’ 1847 Tabie Cutlery. As in all our previous sales special provision will be made for the comfort of Indies attending this peremp- “‘Ohristmas Presents” will find it greatly to their advintage to attend this Lrief “IMPORTANT SALE.” Every article strictly guaranteed as represented or ‘‘money refunded.” And it is with pardonable pride that we referto our previous sales made by us for this < ‘wo far asthe quality of the ware is con- cerned, which is second to none in the country. Kindly yemeuiber that the sale will commence MON- DAY, DECEMBER FIRST, DRAWING ROOM, In all sizes, shapes and desicns, making {t in all the most impurtant sale of choice Oriental productions | two ever before offered at public sale in this city. Tobe PUBLIC AUCTION the | aT OUR ART GALLERIES, 920 PENNSYLVANIA been destroyed by her bosom companion to | whom she had entrusted it. Annie could not | and would not believe it, but when several WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6, AT 11 A.M. AND3 P.M. EACH DAY. PUBLIC EXHIBITION MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1890. Parties looking: RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. HORSE AND CARRIAGE B, 8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. DIAN PONIES AND LES. No, rt DROLMBE POUT 2 car load of dm ‘The ponies are, the iwast of tuem, harness; all sound and three and ny colors. The mules ih 91z0 a nd. bic is invited to attend this sale, asthe wall positavery be wort PEREMPTORY SALE OF ‘MU. Will be sold at the t ELEVEN A.M. and | on THURSDAY MOK. “PAST SEVEN P.M., and continue daily until ‘everything is sold. Respectfull WALTEE B. Wi y. LLIAMS & CO., ‘SINGER, Auct. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, parsed in equity cause. No. Ishalf, on SATURDAY, THE OF NOVEMBER, A.D."3N00, A’ fer for sale at auction, i ain of the ‘parties to ald cause and ersens elaining by, hem, bot wt Inw and in feet 4s! inches front nd th streets east, by ‘1, in saiuare 257, ti t fers an Unusual intuce- ment to persons desiring”an investment in business 1 der then, or any of y, In und to the west Stanton Park between 3th depth of 99 tet, of orizinal JUST BECEIVED FROM HOLLAND SEVEN CASES SPIREA JAPONICA, the day of sale, wi nents to be secured by the purehancr's notes and a decd ot Fant on the prop, or all the purciisse moMey h A deposit of 8100 will be exis Of sale are not plied with within twenty days after the day of sale wperty will be resold at the risk and ‘ustee, Fendall building. Se OO. AUcts, Wieokds BOSTPONED UNTIL, (d1-i&ds} By order of’ the trustee. TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, ELEV- ENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, tue thine of sale. ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1800, AT TWO SE Ee WALTER 1. WILLIAM! ‘TO BE SOLD BY THE CASE WITHOUT RESERVE. ett SEY IP)HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LARGE FOUR-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICI THEET NORTHWES4 FLORISTS SHOULD GIVE THIS SALE THEIR ester and Eliza L. M. Benczmans of lots No. Tecofded subslivis.on of part Ot square a ([PHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer |, iyitvon's recorded IMPROVED BY BRICK NOS CNT MME SOUTHWEST. feet), containing: on the north side’ of H street between 17tu and Asth streets, and fut basement house wit proved bys iange 10% i stabling, betma No. 1 cash, and the balance in one, two and EE ‘notes bearing interest and secured by re Poverty sold, or all casi. at Of, hoo Geyont will be ‘ail conveyancing and pap, Beacon PBS SORES ae, RATCLIFFE. DARE & ©O., Auctioneers. RROD e Bho the in iece OF parcel of land ta the eity ol we | ton, in the Distriet of Colyint i wep Ble shed as parts ee en ‘street 16 fegt 3 inches exst ve (5), thenve east hence hence south 65 teet LL inches, Uience west :} feet 3 inches, und thene bewinning, with the inp the privilege of Duildi a4), | from the son ang players were developed last | from the soutin PROVE erRoE. UBDIVISTON OF HCK 87) bas ri UE OR NINTH SIREET EXTENDED, BY UCTION. , DAY, DECEMBER FOUR: AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., we will sell in Fespective presaigen, rechase money in installments, pay- trom the day ot sale, D 10, IN BLOCK OF PLEASANT PL. ‘haser or purchasers 2 ite 50 feet on Bist the Scar Princeton arck street. Lot 10 fronts ‘street, und each tinve a depth of ‘Terms over and above the following incumbrances to aid in cash: (On lot three notes of $300. and wstanne duly 1 it's a go: if not, we will then have to give up | 0 Tntereaf a's percent: ma iting purchaser, uiter moos, 2 CAE teen lays from day of sale ot right ft tive ri ani cowt of cotati . FUTURE DAYs. AUCTION SALES. Oo AZ ‘Manner toed in connection with the sanenes iuilis thereon, and ail'und sineular the appurtene dremchisen. Fucits, tenements, way, water rhehts ‘ered tanents unto the said tracte ot nnd Delonas ‘oF imany wiseappertaining including the ine right and Stir es Socrates ek th HE i Ww. for water power twelve hundred and Atty inches ‘The five undred acres described in tiie wort to be sold include the celebrated Seneca quar- sand stone, with all the wills, nach fon an oxtonaive sesio spas ty “s situated tm the Chesa- peaks tnd Oho canal at thie mouth of. Seneca creak, ft twenty-two miles above Georgetown, and nied ‘on the public road leading froin Georwetown, to bokcevile, Known, ay the liver toed, and adits the joseph’ Dyson, Upton ‘and others. lands have lons been regarded as the best farm Janda in Montrowery county, the soll bein natn St iatrorement--‘Thoeimprovenentsinmedistedreos z veinientsimans ‘con. ected with the farm are’s large double seone owes containing six roous, with a buck building attached, « stone quarter for servants, “e wagon shed, bi Vs “shop. rauary, “stable, “ineat house, house, “and” Other” outbul unfailing spring ‘near the a ase. improvements at the quarries area very lance stons welling house ior the superintendent, containing twelve rooms. two large frame dwellins houses, number of suall tenant honses for laborers: @ inige fone mull with necesanty_ muacltipery ‘and fairs, with the tool houses and otiter buildings essential to the ion of, the cuarien, “The supply of the stone au; to be almost inexhaustible. ‘There will be sold with the property a number of cars for carrying stone, amount of wire wuy ropes, number of derricks, ley’, blocks. &c.. and venerally all, the machinery. ‘appliances eed in working the Quarries, inc cone larve oiler, two ‘Blake ait compressors, two Mt drilis, two hoisting Sperinee, black tole, &., and six stone boats. stone obtained from these quarries was ised in the construction of the Smithsonian Institution, the De- partment of Justice in the city of Washinton and in ‘other tnportant buildings in Wasnington and Balthnore yf known as the Putomac Fed sand stqne, ‘and in, respect of richness and uniformity of color, Strength “und di 0 : fers, superior Yo all other colored sual sions ts ij annum, payable semi-annually. secured on the property sold. “A cash, open or ttn wilt te fe ne ot sale, wi Enpeked off ‘E the “tcrmas of athe are aap oper ht with within ten days after the ratification ‘of the sale Sa court of culty, readle of the oases nail court o resale of the risk and’ Gost of ‘the detautting pur: All conveyancing and recor ie the piiechaser aR ARS HEN DENSON Pets The attorney named in the mortgage. FP" DWELLINGS, “LANGE AND WELL LO- CATED BUILDING LOTS AND VALUABLE WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA, VA., AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On SATURDAY AT 12 M., THE GTH DAY OF DE- CEMBER, 1890, at the front door of the Corporation Court room, Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va., the sub- scriber, as executor of Wm. N. McVeigh, will offer at Public auction, the real estate of which said McVeigh died seized in said city, embracing a large dwelling house, his late residence on St. Asaph street near the Post office, two fine building lots adjacent, 25 feet by 123.5, abutting om alley in the rear; all most eligibly situated. Lots and dwellings in other parte of the city, three large warehouses on Union street, running through to the Potomac, with the track of the Rich- mond and Danville Railroad Company on one side and fine wharves ou the other. At the same time will be offered by Francis L. Smith, trustee, another fine dwelling, part of said estate, ad- Jacent to the decedent's late residence, the whole em- bracin some of the most desirable residence and busi- ‘nese property in the city. Terns: One-third cash, balance at six and twelve months, with interest, securedjpy purchaser's bonds and lien on property. 8, FERGUSON BEACH, _226-9¢ Executor of Win. N. McVeigh. ‘[RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD By virtue of a power of sale, com in achati trus tfrou: Mary B. and. Thomas’ Clagwet her husband, to the ied trustee, dated the: day of May. ‘Is, and ‘rororded. Yn Libor No. 1: fe Ohi of the cnattel record books of the Distric! bia, default Leinz made in the indebtedness therein secured, by the undersivped trustee, will sell at public auction, to the Lizuest bidder, at Weeks’ wurtion, rons, No. dist Loulala 2 Sofas, 2 AFui Chairg, ¢ Plan Chis, 1 Marble-top arm an Chairs, \e- Table, “What Not 1 Fai a 1 Ma Deak and Bookcase coinbinetts = French Plate Miron, SECOND—LIBRARY FURNITURE, -1 Walnut Desk, 1 Walnut Table, 1 Chair. 1 Sofa, 4 top Bureau and Washstand. FOURTH—BED ROOM No. 2. 1Walnut LW . le . oben Bedstead, ardrobe, 1 Bureau, 1 Rocker, FIFTH-—BED ROOM No. J Plain Bedstead, 1 Bureau, 1 W: . 2 arm Chairs. me SIXTH—DINING ROOM, J Walnut Table, & Chairs, 1 Marble-top Rosewood Sideboard, and all other personal and” household Property ineluded in yaid trust, all of which is in Bret 88 cobdition and of the vest hard woods. ‘ern. Sbproved iy’ tive usted gt hee approved by the trustes 1 ny - MAIION DUCKETT, Srustes. 7. 2268220,0:5, 6410 fe silico f[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATE era” writer AND VUMSTALA” AVENOE RUM THWESt AT AUUTION On FRIDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1900, ¥- PART POUR OCLOCK EAM. An front afte thenaen, J wil sell aif of lot 10, in sjuare east of square Sf frontiny 112 feet @ inclies on Virrinia avenue and feet 7 inches on 20th streot, containing 0,211 square “ferme One-third cash: balance in one, and two PEAT with interest and secured: by'a det of trust. on the property, or all cash. ‘A yeconding and cunvey sncine at cont ofpurchaser. A deposit of $100 will feds |” THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. —————— in eres wee ay | pAPBGier cae Spee oe TAO fs pte tera a-ha GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1017 Connecticut ave. Al iN LAN. GCHOOL AND RINDERGANTEN, NEAR MASSA: | $00,b00.000.50. nearly Squat it yeine se SF Sihasets are Aion ites | the Mate of Tense ovens eau aa . chusetts aye. fet ams. Delaete Physi cutters aewines wens, "| Siany. rooms, ‘Open fires, coach with attendance. 1223 TEETH et Ww. ‘The Missce Kerr's Home Schoot for Young Ladies z and Little Children. n26-1m_ T Boat and Co poe Frvcirst_ | Gponau—Aranaua HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. th stn. w.. principals. Siete RE WET TNS EE. BD ABXOLD WILFRIED MEYER, GRADUATE OF Let Pianist of Wash or IER, GHADUATE, ¢ yee erie Rene cescenric moderate, iv loth et-m-w.-orcall. e20-m TARO INSTEUCTION BY MISS MAY H- MEAD, cei ‘of Here Hott of the Noval ]? 900 WAST TO MAKE MONEY GO WHERE THE MONEY 18. HELENA, MONTANA, Erocarersgss ‘THE RICHEST CITY IN THE WORLD. ‘de- | quarter millions. sronmar de | quarter 1 [AVE 9]0,000 70 Boy HWW star omice. HE Pi located « branch n25-1m “Nov ur 7h'st ew INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 00. GEN. BEN. F, BUTLER, President. HON. JAS. W. HYATT, Treasurer. THIS COMPANY IS NOW OFFERING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITSCAPITALSTOCK AND INVESTORS, WHETHER SMALL OB LARGE, WILL FIND IT THE BEST THING ON THE MARKET. RS. MYERS’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Mist yotng tease ane Bite hotes beara interest at the rate of Oper scentum per | st. peg rec ee service exanuinations. 2 K "DEnoanrey Soma rearirere Mys. LOUISE and Miss SUSIE POLLOCK. inal” Yor perGrabars apie er tie detect Rinse aes. Wi Toth. or fh STON UNIVERSITY, INING TEACHERS, i scan in tne: nid-lin ALA 4 FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY amie af 002 ad aw. or at hous of | THE COMPANY'S AGENT, ([ 880. VOCREY. 2 GEUDIED ABROAD), W. K. PEABODY, i wing Painting. a3 F. ST. N.W. nisin TS Wallach place hee = cvs ta 188 SCHMITT’S SCHOOL— DERG. Mitt Binary fot Son tre ee gna W & Co, Borth west section, jtol Hill Navy Yard. Artic- BANKERS, ulation and speech reading taught the deaf. olé-2m* 108 F st. nw. Deposita, Exchanuce. fats wad Collections. Girls. “Pull corps of | qP&rtien te gs 73 Will Tevetve interest Yorsaiue by leeving it with Delsarte eysteas of res seahaptest | | RWIS G. TEWRABURY We ines, — the Renton icheet of ‘afore atdrees | Lsaaker, oo Brose Xx. > SERBS. the Principal, MYER eT Member Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, “Bonds, Grain, Provisions and O11 Diect private wires to New York and Chicago. Interest allowed on dey osits Out-of-town busines a spectaity. ‘All Local Secur.ties dealt in. he Froevel Inst stute, 117 | Constant quotations all markets. ‘Telephone 545. ol ‘RENCH LESSONS BY MULE. V, PRUD" HOMME, adaress 301 D st. pxtistmg M*, F. A. THOMAS, REPORT! Nona" experience. pupils in shorthand, assured. Pupils assisted to positions. 40 B st sw. Spanish tau! author French System of Sound. For particulars TEACHER OF ‘Special attention to private ypewriting, Accuracy and speed BSL oD N STREET N.W. — THE PARISIAN 1498 3 Se tee Pea n5-3m x A®t SGHOOL, 1221 Pa. ave., over Weerhoff's Art Store, Open Mondays, ‘Wednesdays and Friday. Orders for work tak Ea 188 CIVILSERVICEINSTITUTE AND | AM business college, 1207 10th st. n.w. Pupils pre. | Pared successrully for civil service, departmental and censtis examinations. str SPENCERTAN BUSINESS viz Schoo! of Business, Accounte and Enclish, Schoo cs Preparitory “English and. Elementary ‘School ot Shorthand, Typewriting and Phonograph. Betioo of Shencerian Practical Peumanahiy. Bchool of Mec early. and night seasions, Gemand.. Write cr callor iiiustrsted ‘amuoumcetsent for 1H 1gg Telephone call Corner 7th and D sts. n.w. Embraces aix schools, ¥ hanical and Architectural Drawing. hoot of Civil Service Training. quarterly or Tseweene' installment rates. Day | Mpencertun cradustes always Mk LLB. Principal <i. Principal. Pencil YOUNG LADIES’ AND CHILD Service Examninal tine. "LACKA 0. ‘8 SCHOO! 927 P st." Preparatory courses for College and Civil vate pupils received OTT. 816m (RIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, TSI1 TST. NW. exes. W. SIDWELL, Principal. Office hours, 3 to 4p. Intermediate and Hix? Schoci tor both. Piet th year. Prepares for any college, THOB. ORATORY, At ‘Three complete courses. for catalogce. 11 ‘Thetellow nz private ci begin early in Nov. : Shject and Cast Drawings Mrs BC. stones No Evel pitoirrn Literature and Current Topics, Mrs. Den P. alsey Freach Flocation and Conversation: his own natural and mtific wethod, Prof. J. D. Gaillard; Freuch Literature snd History, Pruf Xavier Tell- of wale: All suius of $25 and under cash; over unt sixty days’ notes, with security to be Germany, Dr. phil. Herman Shonfie Individual instruction in Voice Culttire, Prof. Otto ‘on the biano, Dr, Gloetaner, And in the Frenh Lansuawe, Prof. Te WitLras p. For particulars address Mr. and Mrs. WILL] CABLE 207 Massachusetts ave, Washington, D.C; 5 PC INI TIFICATE OF NORWOOD. cin, led Eva LeContes “ire amd Study Of el Sarte, Mise Mary re i of te : jalbridige: IVIL SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL EXAMI- s Buccesttul prepara fiom Ie years’ experience, "8, We FLYNN AE Ivy Inseititte, s.w cor, sth and K sta. news No1¢3ui* nations. Full information. REIGN ERS DESIRING EX! ENCED Teach F Rei address Mise BALCH 208 Sin ier coral perme Pans ‘to tormer pupiis,Chillian Min- i ‘American Delegates, ol7-2m ‘8. W. appeared before’ " the oldest established expert spocialist in this city ‘will cuarantee a cure in all diseases of wen andvurnish ‘hare | consuitation snd advice tree at Sees OBTTNED apd, aworn to before - BROTHERS, SAMUEL C. MILLS, a notary Public in and for the District of Colambia, this kt day shn* T HAS NEV CEN CONTRADICTED THA’ De AS NEVER BEE TRAD! T es city. Dre 4 Dist-a.w. Forty-five years experience. mortar ANOOD RESTORED BY OSING A BOTTLE OF two of Dr. BRUTHELS' invie cordial. iil cureany case of nervous debility. OUD st-a.w. marin See ees es ies eet, Se, ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MRS. H. CAM- PERON ASIN atten orular staat, Axe pecialty. Heiers iy" permmission to many most prominent ladies ot Washinton.“ ni-lm* au BUSI MARSA SEEE EES actions EE UAL FR, DNR EES Raton FUTURE DAYs. ATCLIFFE, DARB & 00., Auctioneers. Liner | PARTITION SALE OF MOB? D een JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. 3-STORY AND BASE. NG, NO. 2IS'O SERRE It gives me pleasure to transmit the following | 1) ‘a 4 Ba folks Aa mg Young Men's Christian Association of Wash- | lamba, we ington, D. C. express to Tux Evenrxo Star | their appreciation of the kindness and interest, | a i ite work time to time, recognizing such — 4 F Ha a i fh 8! ! ih | 2 5 i i i &, i DENTISTRY. for ten months; day and eveniny sessions; private ‘and class instruction; students prepared. tor service examinations; new method of illustrating Doge keeranig, By which students advance rapidly. bre cine setarao ale W diel arin a ara is ch and Baw’ for Youn m and Men 7 ant Testine Private 1 SEprEMueR “HUD, "at 145i) ‘Corcoran ste Best of referees Shik Jair ae Pow. c. TOWNSEND AND M ‘L. TOWNS- ©. STAKIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 E ST. *n.W. Full business course, $5 per inonth, $330 for civil ‘and Typewriting, three months, #10, ‘Sel ‘sod END, Teachers of Vocal Cattinn Caras. deh ats aw K IRDERGARTEN END Som ert begins Oct 1, 18. hese LOUISA SAMA at ten ane ests a Seg Poi. ac ‘HE WO)! 's A "i Ey IXDERGARTEN 3 MING CLase, 188 BUBAN ANDREWS RICE, st. new. Pela MELEE Di CLARA W. McNAUGHTON, Di now pe ye J*°- W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, ‘Member N. ¥. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W., ‘Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. i wo glaxsical studice in Bench. Monsieur and ine aa fovaxiemant quonstiien, ‘hse SOE CASES cient oot sc iroeet mote toga your LESSONS, Phone Stock dealt in. ‘MEs. 2 rey MILLS Amel Beil Telephone Stock bought and sold. jy18 a ; Enife, 2c. per yd.and Wp foes Deniorest sowhur machine, @10.50. £1 iG STYLISH EVENING AND W st shapes. New Seal- kets, Capes, &ec., made to order. The Misses INGHAM, 1308 Sth st. n.w., bet. Nand 0. WONDERS. FOR CHRISTMAS! TRI ORNA- seicaents, Fancy Paper, Xmas Cards, Booklets Jap. Goods, German Favors, Tinsel, Sno ‘Gless Balls, Scrap Book Pictures, Transfer Pictures, Scrap Books, hy ‘s, Candy Boxes, &-. ME. AYATE MODISTE. Maou ens FRON FRON Always in onter by piain combing aT MLLE. M. J. PRANDYS, a aebe 1820 F st. n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), Di and T Certificates cor terme ie watcons of ‘our graduates has surpassed ail Importer of expectation. Fine French Hair Goods. MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, ote Gi 12th st. nw. Heirdressing. Shampooing. Norwoup INsrircre, you ri ¢ LACES DONE NN setect wad Duy School for Young Ladies | J ADIES WISHING THEIR FINE, LACES DONE and Litt'e yur large connecting houses, with | L4 up in first-class French style, White and Satin Open vrou Faculty of twenty-five Tare Curtains ty, af reasonable prices, protessors ; prepared for cullece OF E ‘oldstand, 18 igh POTS NCEE WELLESLEY COLLEGE DYEING SCOURING AKD DEY chews bal 3 i ENCH DYEING, SCOURIN WitHot ee | Pie Pequiguacan Ia Noe Nor ate lass Ladies’ and Geuts’ work of every des-ription. Flush, Velvet and Evening Dresses, ANTON AND CAROLINE LEKCH, formerly with A. Fisher and Maison ‘Yriese, Paris. “ANTON FISCHER'S DRY ING ESTAB. Ustunent and — ‘Works, 906 G st. nw. Ladies’ | &nd Gents’ Garments of all kids cleaned and dyed Mithoat etn ripped. Ladies -venin Dresses a cia uirty-hve. year ence, Prices mod erate. Goods talied forand dehvered. sid : AE (QOL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED, Language and Literature, Frau Poesche; 8 good mourning black. Mansoling Guiters and Banios, X. WV: Hokaes’ A. FISCHER, Spanish, Prof. J. B. Correa: sls 906 G st. aw, Dancing, Sr. A. DéC. Mueller; = Course if Historical and Political Topics of Modern PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ Tae Leave Ixsrevwexrs. DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS. WEBER PIANOS. FISCHER PIANOS. IVERS & POND PIANOS. ESTEY PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. SANDERS & STAYMAR. + Frank Butler, Manager, 034 F ST. N.W. 13 N. Charles st., Baltimore; alam 7 E. Broad st., Richmond, Va. STIEFF. a Goniivy, st. nw. prepares teeta ork only, Limited Express with Dining Oar, lantic City, 11-40 8.2m, FR daily excepto SOUTHERN RAILWAY. T ea. IN EF For Alexandria, 4:3 am ‘Gn om., 290, GOL 8: sation for Quant For Richmond’ and" th dda 7 4b0.m. and 4:55 p.m. Trains leave Alenandria do ND O10 RATLROAD. le in eflect Noveunber 10, 1800, Parties having money ‘lyin idle for 30. 60 or 90 | Leave Wastiineton from station corner of New Jemey fC For Lexington and points in the Shenandoa Valley, and Way Stations, 5:30 p.m, cd i508 FB and 830 a.m., 12:10 and 425 ung and “wntersivediate Em .,MoPPing at all stations on the Frederick, 36:20, $8:90, 19:30, 111.30 0.m., 0-40 a.m. and 15.200 p.m. =) «. [> For Hagerstown, ROYAL BLUE LINE BOR PHILA mt Treuton, and the Haat, 4 trains, ‘Sleeping Car om XEW YORK AND Puntitn. throwch to. Boston wit Se Bridge, inndinye jasweurere i 1§;00, *20:00, *12:00n00m, % SS Ws ok ;” Limited express, stopping: ‘or intermediate pointe between iladelpiaa, 15:00 and §7:20 a1, ? Fraime leave New York for Wi ction for Washi vn, “48, and 10‘00a.u., 32: tExcept Sunday.” i 5 p AND DANVIEEE i Pe ‘Alexand Bristol, Knoxville, 4.m.—Fast Mail daily for Cu Stations (Chesapeake and int, Danville and per New York to Ai ; > er Danvitie to Colas Slee ers Wa: hinctom to Cinciubatt vie Daily, except Sunday, tor Manassas, Ure und thterinediate stations. jestern bxprems daily for ilig, Stauton, ——— Pulliuan Vestibule Train: Washincton to with » Pullnan Sleeper tor Louisville. TH dopa Routeern Lapeeen dally for “Monteomery, New Orb Putiiuan Vestibule Car W. ‘New Orieans via Atlanta and Mont eeper Washington to Bi and Geormia Facite Hallway " thos ‘Trains on Washington, ington 9:00 a.m. daily. 6 Rat ‘AS: L. TAYLOR, Gop. Pass. AND OBIO RAILWAY. ‘Trains leave Union ‘Stat Vio A