Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1890, Page 7

It stands alone, Pearline—the only perfect washing medium. It cleans your house or your hands—it washes your finest clothes or your carpet. It does it easily and thoroughly. Nothingcan be harmed by it; labor is les- sened by it; it saves time, money,andwear. Millionsuse it—almost every soap makeris trying to imitate it, Pearline is better than soap—soap is better than nothing—there's nothing better than Pearline. au JAMES PYLE, New Yor ASK YOUR GROCER FOR The Celebrated CHOCOLAT MENIER Annual Sales Exceed 30 MILLIONS Lbs. Movezate Your Exrexses Now BY USING Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. It ts the best in til CITY AND DISTRICT. @ Fair dealing has always been the motto of Tux Evexo Sram. “A dollar's worth or more in return for every dollar re- ceived” is the principle upon which its busi- ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to one hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising columns. CAPITOL GLEANINGS, Bills to Restrict Immigration, to Increase Pensions, Ete. Representative Owen of Indiana, chairman of the House committee on immigration, has in- troduced « bill making it unlawful under cer- tain conditions for foreigners to immigrate to the United States and imposing penalties for Violations of the law. The bill practically ex- cludes all immigrants or subjects of any foreign powers now in this country who may leave and ttempt to return, who may be personally hos- tile to the principles of the Constitution or who are insane or dependent for support. It also provides that no persons shall encouraye by romise of employment or advertisement the portation or immigration of aliens under agreement to perform labor in the United States, and imposes a penalty on companies guilty of violations of the law. superintendent of immigration is to be uted ata salary of $4,500 a year, and ill prescribes his duties and those of his assist- ants. A provision in the bill permits the engago- ment under contract of skilled workmen in for- eign countries to perform labor in the United States upon any new industry not at present es tablisbed in the United States if skilled labor for the purpose cannot be obtained in the United States. SENATOR QUAY'S BILL TO INCREASE PENSIONS. Senator Quay yesterday introduced a bill ranting to all persons whowe names are now on the pension list or.may hereafter be placed on it who have lost both eves or both feet or who are otherwise totally disabled a pension of $1002 month. Also. to all persons who have Jost an arm below the elbow or a leg below the knee 255a month. Those who have lost a hand or a foot or have been totally disabled in the same are to be entitled to ¥50a month. ‘The bill provides further that persons who ted two or more disabilities shall a sum per month equal to the total of the rates for all of the disabilities mentioned. A USEFUL BOOK. Clerk McMichael of the Senate committee on printing has just prepared « supplement to the Congressional Directory giving correct maps of the states, showing the boundaries of con- gressional districts and counties, giving the pop- ulation of states by countiesaccording to the re- cent census and the total population of states as shown by the census of 1880 and of 1890. The su uzble information the apportionment law of 1850 ana a list of titles of all congressional ref- erences to representations in Congress. DEFICIENCY ESTIMATES. Secretary Windom has sent to the House a letter for the public printer inclosing estimates | aggregating £382,000 required to supply a de- ficiency in the appropriation for publie print- ing and binding for the first half of the fiscal year and to pay 20 per cent additional compen- sation to the night forces of the government inting office during the first session of the ifty-tiret Congress. TO INDEX GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS A resolution was introduced in the House yesterday by Mr. Stivers of New York to pro- vide for the preparation of an alphabetical sub- ject index of government publications from the beginning of the government to the close of the Fifty-first Congress. TO RETIRE GEN. CLAY. Mr. Carlisle presented to the Senate yester- day a petition of citizens of Kentucky ashing that Gen. Cassius M. Clay be placed on the re- tired list of the Mr. Clay was com- | In and he served as such un: he was appointed minister to Russia. NO RIVER AND HARBOR BILL THIS SESSION. | It is the understanding that no river and harbor appropriation bill will be passed this session. Gen. Henderson of Hlinois, the chs man of the river and harbor committee, said yesterday that the understanding was thut the | committee would let the bill go over. CHAIRMAN O¥ THE corsage commrrrze. — | Much interest is manifested by members of the House, and particularly by western mem- bers, in the appointment of a chairman of the committee on coinage, weights and measures to succeed Mr. Conger of lowa, who resigned. to become minister to Brazil.’ Mr. Wickham of Ohio ix the senior member of the committee, | but his views on the silver question do not co- ineide with those of Speaker Reed. Mr.Walker of Massachusetts is the next member in point of seniority and he supports the Speaker in op- | position to free coinage. It is the opinion of members of the coinage committee that Speaker | Reed will select the chairman from outside of | Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. 26cts. a Box. or ALL Dr Ovex Aut Nicur. Yor the arcommodatton of our customers and the patiic'ne 0) bevy oar store open all bt fm chars Pewnstered Ebariiactats oD WILLIAMS & PRESCKIPTIONS. Our prices for prescriptions have beem reduced in Hon to other goods, We Use only the purest so cbenaicas from the mest relate iuamface ‘heertully invite & careful inapection ‘by physicians. iy SSTUNSUCISTUMMERS SS SSRSSESSS SANE SSS EES ee wed ee) PBRESARERRHERS NNR eS ie Te EET: fee) Tea SHESS BB OASSERKSAIIATHSseo REN ETEELE! the committee. FOR ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF SILVER BULLION. Mr. Taylor of Ilinois introduced in the House | yesterday a joint resolution to provide for the purchase of silver bullion and to confine such yarchases to the products of the United States. | it directs the Secretary of the Treasury to pur- | chase, thirty days after the passage of this reso- lution, silver bullion to the aggregate amount of 13,000,000 ounces, or so much thereof as may be offered for sale. at the market price, not ex- | ceeding $1 for 371.25 grains of pure silver, and | to pay for such silver in treasury notes. | Th silver purchased under this act is to be in addi- tion to the amount purchased monthly under the act of July, 1890, and the silver purchased under this act (July, 1800.) shall hereafter be | limited to silver bullion the product of mines | of the United States or of ores or base burs smelted or refined in the United States. MEETING OF CORRESPONDENTS. ‘There will be a meeting of the newpsaper correspondents tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the room of the House committee on patents. Every correspondent entitled to admission to the gal- lery is requested to attend. npr ae THE INDIAN TROUBLES. Proposed Investigation of the Cause After ‘Things Have Quieted Down. “After awhile, when this present Indian dis- | turbance has passed away, I think it would be only proper for us to inquire into the causes which hav® made possible such a condition as now confronts us in the northwest.” So said Senator Dawes, chairman of the Sen- ate committee on Indian affairs, and he said it toaSraz reporter who had made inquiry of him as to the ities of an investigation. “How this recent trouble commenced,” con- tinued the Senator, “no one seems toknow. I incline to the belief that it is the last desper- ite effort of conscienceless persons who have been and are doing all in their power to vent the progress of the Indian toward cit tion. We shall do all in our ‘to amelior- ate the present situation and just now are wait- ‘ing for House committee. As soon as there is assured peace we will investigate.” Senator Hawley’s Slip. Senator Hawley was the unconscions cause of several large smiles Tuesday afternoon and did not become aware of his innocent lapsus | until Senator Carlisle called his attention to it. | It was during the morning hour when the Con- necticut Senator arcee, and addressing the chair, said: “Mr. President: It is well known that there was an error in the of the late tariff bill——.” and then the smile comme: broadening into a grin and ending in sev ery pronounced chuckles. Several demo- wplement contains in addition to othe: val- | P a, ears Soa Fair white hands: Brightclearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. <PEARS'—Th Gt Eg Coan SUS ron” AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. C2 SCHR SET TARR TROT LOE virtue of ot pelts? ieet cc tems Couto shall, on. RDAY, THE: TY-NIN Dat OF. BOY JP 1800, AT. HALF-PAST FOU! O'CLOCK P.M. for. at surtien, # front reer a thom i Seay poeta ea or under them, OF any Brent at, fae and in Stanton Park betwoen Sth and th streets east te Se iiss eceig cane are oe ment to persons an investment in business Prfens of ale, a8 provided . are: One- iastallinenta, st respectively ‘Six. { abcchiee ieeteh cbomnes Sa ee the deve nena to ie purchaser's notes shd a teed of tras ga te pron vor all the punviase money c | the urchuser's option. ‘A deposit of @100 wil Duuplied with witiin twenty day’ iter Se dey pot ; the froperty will be resold et the Fiak nnd ‘cost, detealtine FSP LEE, Trastee, Fendall bull WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO: Aucts.. ‘ni APA BYE SALE IS POSTPONED UN’ HCEMMER ROCKIT. Ir. same bourand piace [dl-d&ds} By order of ‘the trustee. ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctionoers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF CNIMPROVED PROP. VIN TODD & BROWN'S SUBDIVISION OF NT PLAINS ON PRINCETON AND NS. iCETON CK STKEELS, NEAK SHERMAN AVE- E OR NINTH S1KEEi EXIENDED, BY Qu THUKSDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH, 1890, AT FOUE O'CLOGK P.M. we will sell im trot of the Teapective presses TTS PRB IS BLOCK 1 OF TODD & BROWN'S SUBDIVISION OF PLEASANT PLAINS. Lot 2 fronts 50 feet on Biguuar: i street. Lot 10 fronts 3 vet om aximceton street, ahd each save a deptu of 500 feet. | Yer © over and above the for'owine incun:brances to Ve paid in casts: (On lot 3 three notes of €300 each,each eet ct tlw rater SX lercen. fer ahintut Saay ith ist orto, " ‘ent, ua deposit of tern ® muplied ‘wit in or richt reserved to nese A e eich lot at sale, row day ol @Bd cost vi el tpan Ad nce Cl THIS EVENING. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, 1 1001 D street, opposite Pennsylvania avenue. Iniraking the announcement of the followins GRAND NE NIH ANNUAL wal ver Plated Ware, ufactured by the world-renowned und celebrated ton Silver Plate Company. special infbortance is J to this sale from the tact that this entire ond veniticent stock was minnufa: | *McKiniey tarift bil was ressed | buyers the opportuni cial Line of coos.” We shail use every endeavor to make this *‘Auction Sal the former sales we have made for this | ble compeny, and especially announce | will red beiore the hus jriving close of their lifetime in this *Spe- ola a that the so! My P.M, Unue until the entire extrwrtinury 1 ged O.., Horearoa few examples oF the it Will Le Sold tel chest vidder:" Elecant and Unique Electro Silver Piated Ware, 1 | ported French Clocks, Antique Bronzes oi various de- signs and colors. Statuettes, Table, Mantel and Clock Ormayents, Enetisin Pinques, Fine Luported China, latest desirns, ricu in color and decoration; Piano and Banquet Lamps, Imported Opera Glasses and Lovely and Exquisite Jewel Cases. Mawnificentiy and Artistically Mounted Bon Bon Boxes, Crackers and Kose Jars, Covered Dishes, Tu- reens, Kepousse Sets, Hand-enzraved Tea Sets, Eperymes, Tureens, Fruit und Berry Bowls, w full line of the iost attractive Toilet Goods in Ceilu- loid, toxether with our immense ‘*full line" of Rogers’ 1847 Table Cutlery. As tail our previous sales special provision will be made for the comort of ladies attending this peremp- tory sale. ‘Partien looking for “*Cbristmas Presents” will find it greatly to their a¢vantace to attend thus Urief “IMPORTANT. SALE. Every article strictly enaranteed as represented or “smioney retuned.” And tt is with pardonabie pride | that we refer to our previous sales inale Ly us ior this | “company,” s far as the quacity of the ware i con- cerned, which {s second to none iat the country. Kindly remeuiber that the sale wil! conuuence MO) DAY, DECEMBER FIRST, at ELEVEN A. 31. and HALF-PAST SEVEN P.M., and continue daily until everything is sold. Respectiully, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., I i n29-10t ST. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIO ave., under Metropolitan Hotel ‘Lwenty years Practical experience in seiling stores, houses uni Teal estate. Vrowpt settlement; reasonable charges. ‘817-3 FUTURE DAYS. ‘[}HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, | SATURDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, 1890, COM- MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN "ART: Ten Superior New Parlor Suites (must be sold with- out regard to cost to cover advances), Handsozue Man- | tel and Pier Mirrors, Second-hand Parlor Suites, Wal- | nut, Ash and Painted Chamber Sets, Hair Mattresses, | New and Second-hand Brusscis and Inzrain Carpets, | Smyrna Rugs, Lounges, Couches, Easy Chairs, Office Furniture, Dining Room Furniture of every descrip- tion, 100 Oleographs, Oil Paintinzs and Engravinz: 200 ‘Separate Pieces of Household Effects, Cooking and Heating Stoves, &. ‘ALSO 50 Ladies’ and Minsos’ Cloaks, &c. ALSO, AT TEN O'CLOCK, For the Post Office Depagtment, one Davidson Steam D. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, 10 New Swell-back and Portland Sleighs (without re- serve to pay storage). 25 New and Second-hand Vehicles of every description. A number of Work and Driving Horses. d4-2¢ 'HOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer TRUSTEES: oF, IMPROVED BY BRICK WELLING. RO. SBC STRELT SOULE WEST: BY Virtue of a deed of | Somat tlio a8, trict of Columbia. TOMORKOW. eT RRATCLINFE, DARE & 00, Auctioneers aw. Special announcement f sale by catalogue of am ox- quisite and superb collection of TURKISH, PERSIAN AND INDIAN RUGS, CARPETS, TAPESTRIES, TEXTILES, EMBROIDERIES, NOVELTIES, ac., be. Embracing over 900 PIECES. ‘The entire collection having been imported direct by Mr. D. K. VARZHABEDIAN, 10@ CONN. AVE. for the finest retail trade, and are not of the character usually found at public sales, many of the pieces avin been consigned to us direct from the cub- tom honse and never before offered to the public view. In this stock will be found the CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE SPECIMENS Obtainable from Khiva, Bobkara, Daghestan, Baken Shirvan, Kazak, Shiraz, Karalagh, Damascus, Tehe- ran, Derbont, Aixhanistin, Herese, Feraghaw, Ous- chak, Beloochistan, Kiorassan, Budad, Couls, Iran, Ineli and Tehitehy, HALL, STAIR, PARLO! DRAWING rR, ROOM, LIBRARY AND CHAMB! ER, ‘a us Ituge and Carpets for the Inall sizes, shapes and desiens, making it in all the most iuportont sale of choice Oriental productions ever betore offered at public sale in this city, Te be oid at PUBLIC AUCTION AT OUR AKT GALLERIES, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, ° THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATU! DAY, DECEMBER 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6, AT 11 A.M. AND. P.M. EACH DAY. PUBLIC EXHIBITION MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1800. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. n20-ddeds |OMAS DOWLING, Ai juctioneer. JUST RECEIVED FROM HOLLAND SEVEN CASES SPIREA JAPONICA, TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, ELEV- EN1H AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1890, AT TWO O'CLOC! TO BE SOLD BY THE CASE WITHOUT RESERVE. FLORISTS SHOULD GIVE THIS SALE THEIR ATTENTION. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, azst Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPROVED AREAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS LOT 14 IN THE SUBDIVISIU: ON EWE. AND O OF LOT LARS B: the’ Do. ia, in the ci BN 3 y of Waal to wit: All of lot N_SQUAKE Now 97, SDR EEN S virtue of a decree passed in the Supreme Court of istrict of Coiuuibia in equity cause No. 127055 the undersiyned trustee will offer inton, aan bered fourteen (+4 in the subdivision of (Wollard and Green's) the lots ‘in square wm. sa trust upon the property sou cent per anntun until pal Hot of the purciuaser. sale.” The ten days from te he day of sal Foaold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, cording at the pur! All conveyancing and rect cost. oua CHAS. A. DUNCANSON BRO} WALTER, T: WALT Boltitor ‘pum ninety-seven veash, of by deed of to bear saterest at six (8) id, oF all cash, at le oF rustee tee, 44 Dat. (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE UNI! AT THE S TIETH st: WEST AND. On FRIDAY, DECI PAST FOUR O'C) I will sell all of ‘lot fronting 112 feet feet 7 inches on 2 feet of eroun't. ‘Terms: One-third cash: Jeers with interest and ihe property, or all 10, All wcordinyg ancing at cost of purchaser. “A deposit Fequured at tune of sale. 2 [BER FIFT! er a a aa hes ¥ and See oa secured by # deed of the op- Aaeposit of 8200 will be re. | Muured of the purchaser or purchasers on the day of of, sale to be compited with wit ‘will be shaser's nw. ‘st. nw, mez. IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATE. CORNER OF TWEN- REET TIRGINIA "AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. at FUTURE DAYs. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Wear’ COREE OF STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of » decree of District of Cotutnbts, passed .. Auctioneers. iT DESI! EAT AND nie 81 Court of ae taeke PROPERTY IN ALEXANDBIA, VA., 3 F | ; i i i ' i 3 i; HALF. af ths prenaies, yuare, oats sido we 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. the 0 AND VALUABLE WAREHOUSES AND WHARF and cont’ WALTER Be wittrnats's' oo" ‘Auctioneers, Pe a an ee MERY COUNTY. MARYLAND re Coder ana and nuifis thereon, and all and sincalar the appurten- ances, ‘r-nchises, rights, tenements, way, Water Tuts and Séved tarxenis unto the mild tricteo® land belomes ing to orin anywiseappertaining, including the right and exe anuer a le. ‘Chicsapease ind Olio anal Company, dated Doceiber 3), 1h. to draw off ‘and use for water power twelve hundred and fifty inches of water. Wve hundred acres des-rived in the mort ae anid to be sold incluce the celevrated Seneca «unr Hes of od sandstone, with ‘all the mili nachinery, IIWAFR, CAPS, COPTIC ecessary to operate ‘quarries on an extensive acai * Tue property ie situated lusiuediately on the Chess- out twenty-two miles above Geonvetown, and A180 Bronte on the putitc road ioediie fen Geenetan eS vege, kngorg onthe fiver rend, sit Guinn the 00. : ners, The lands have. lone been tecatded arte est tare anni, payabie semi-annually, secured by sorte on the property sold. "A cash: deposit of 81,00) will be Teguired at tue time of sale, wuen the property is knocked off. Tf, the terns ot ‘sule are not complied with within ten @ays after the ratifi by the circuit court of Monteouery county, Md, equity, resale of the property will Ve made at the risk and cost of the deittine Pur: chaser.” Ait com anicinig smd rwording af the toet Of the purcluser TAMES Be TUN DERSOS, 2 ‘named in the ivortaes PMPROVED PROVERTE By ft decree passed by the 81 ‘Cor virtue of & Pa the Supreme Court Of the District of Coltubia on the 20th day of No- yeuiber, A. D. 1800, in cause No. 12450, Equity T suiall sell at puulic auction, i trout of m TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF BER, A.D. 1800, AT HALE-PAST FOUR PM.. the nurth eizhtem sect nix inches ue depth of lot twenty-eigkt C2, im square seven hundred and twenty-five (705), in the city of cash, and the balance in equ install ts in-one end ‘Ohio canal at the mouth of Seneca creck, | jon of the sale | Nasiington. in the District of Columbia, improved | brick dwelling house, Teru.s of sale: One-third of the purchase money in BANKERS AND cmEe BROKERS, aND CHANGE, x33 oe 0 RS Bee Soro, ORDERS EX POR Case OR OUR OWN Pct TO XEWw [Evaro Be Grorom—Arasaua INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 00. GEN. BEN. F. BUTLER, President. HON. JAS, W. HYATT, Treasurer. ‘THIS COMPANY IS NOW OFFERING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITSCAPITALSTOCE AND INVESTORS, WHETHER SMALL OR A Rees IN THE ART OF TEACHING | LARGE, WILL FIND IT THE BEST THING will create @ On M. . Frvg Wop fn Mae art gf vesching iodern Tanunwes. ‘THE MARKET. Seventh pea a entatyTeenon THURS- FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY DAY, Decewber 4, ‘Parlors: ‘THE COMPANY'S 4G! @AILLARD 1L OF LANGUAG! 1017 —_— W. K. PEABODY, Subject: The usual, thecniture | 823m ‘916 F. ST. ¥.W. isarte | German, "French. ‘The Misses Kerr's Home ae Sunny rooms, dpen fires, conch with sttendance. [223 FFTENTE st w.——— nlitm’® 'KENCH, (CLASSICAL AND” MODERN LAN-| p,,Deppaite. Exchange . vinx money lying tle for :30, OO oF 80 Sapa Sec acea Parmeee, eae | ene mae Se Tee 1327 F st. nw. ai-im* | - we =. SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. 8 G. TEWKSBURY, BRIBES, Sorelle ASE am nee pee dts | Ls Benker 0 brontaye Manet, POLLOCK and cramer de Meier Washington Stock Exchauge. and teachers’ train- — culture, drawing, music, LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & 00., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1345 F ST.. WASHINGTON, D.c., Private wires to New York and Interest alowed on deposits. , School for Young Ladies 10 Universiiy, For catalogues or other infornuation address Baltiinore tought end sold will sive instructions in mail circular ior turtuer: formation | mogerate, “Address 1110 10th at. n-Ww., oF call -ongan ‘and voice: will relerence: terms LADIES’ GOODS. ‘ = esistiurton For Willianienor:, Renovo and Elmira st 10:50 a.m daily except Nanday Rare ers SA AND’ 800. 110 and 11:40 8m. 2.10, 32 0:10-Wand 23 c 10,315 n ib. vitae mn. oy Car Ballionore to New N For New SOD York only, Limited Express with Diging Car, p.m. dally LY. ILADELPHIA © jo 'wyek days and p.m. dest, “etn cat ‘change, 8:10 a.m. week Gage, weet ca teeer mast ‘sey City with nats ‘of fect transfer to = jork ity. For Atlantic City, 1-40 om week dae, 12pm, Fr - Bal 7 10, 9,00, ©; REIS SNS re a Jom dain Spent Oy 2 3 140 am. 2 Pu” * creer Lane, © Sam and 4 0 pam. @ally, exceyt Numgay For Annapolis. 7-20 ana .. 12-05 and $B dal okcee Belay Batali, 8000 WasittsoTox sow RAILWa’ IN EFI TRO. For Alexandna 4:8, 6.46 Tah 80. © an 4 incon, "2! « ty to Gestination {rom botels onaitasa wanes Sea “edt. and Little Children. n2¥-1m_ | Constant quotations all markets, “Telephone 545. Pam. vee (Cocumbia coxsenycrony oF music, aia eee A fy hy — —pepereneenaeny #13 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. JO. © consox. . For Richinond andthe south 4:30 and 10:57e.m_ TN HART, Member N. ¥. Ex | | daily tek o woth 4 pm: an i[' RE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. CORSON & MACARTNEY, ‘Oh SQ Oty LOS ames ee 7 — GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W., B:t0, Bas. cas, BA ‘yg'B0 and Pik The Preparatory School U5 H wen. Bankers and Deelers in Government Bonda, Sunday st 10° and 11.07 a.m. 2 7 The cor. 15th aad Hw, — 72, 8 pa The Corroran Sclemtine Sehisel eee eae SPS pera Tickets and information at the office, northeast The Law School,n.c. cor. 13th abd Hsis.n.w, Batirond Stocks and Bon‘tsend all securities listed op | D°t of 1th street and P ivante evense, seat The Medical Sel Bh x ¥ e) >} Station, Where orders cs ‘Tie Dental School 6¢ the Cnivermiy, 1325 ot.n.w, | MOARANTRO New Nene Piiladeiphon, Boston and | Ration: trom Fee CHAS. E. PUGH. ott TAMESC WELLING LL.D. President. | méndand sia! Halioot: Gas, nsorabe ast Tele: | __ emer! Ninaker. (24) General Pasmmnger dat ENOLD WILFRIED MEYER. GRADUATE, OF | Phone Stock dealt i ALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAT Coipzie, “piamist of Waslineton Choral society. | - American Bell Telephone Stocktoneht andeold.jy1s | BET IGE AND QHIG RAILROAD. Leave Washington trou station corner of New Jersey avenue and ( street. For Chicaro and Northwest, Vestibuled © sold | French by an educated lady just arrived from Paris, STYLE SEALSKIN GARMENTS ine ands ta Momteoriery county, tie solr betes aan | SDT ME ¥ te = Fer Cinciamat, oe Lo ve mnery county, the soi! being natur- INSTRUCTION BY MISS MAY H, MEAD, | hea “ . m Sulalieavaent-'Tuehuprovenn afuiusieadately Con | gon of Berkel ps Eatios the Hoval Conserve: | “aan w ee Fer Pisutre and Gloveland, expres, daily 0:30 ected with the farmn are 9 lane doab tone house —~ Fnf pear th te! osetia ts epee gd _ Makes « sieciaity of Ridin Habits. 443° | a.m” apd 0 bm egret - containing six roots, with a back bin dine attached, & | COKE * = F | , For exingtcn and points in the Shenandoah Valley, wicno "quarter, for "servants, “a wacon” shed, | "J HO. VOCKEN, JR. (STUDIED ABROAD), «maker quent Moreen pas An eeH ABEE | 110-400 1m * Dixcksmiths shop, granary, stabie, meat house, ARTIST. 4 116 ¥ st. to 1107 H a For Winchester and Way Stations, 15:30 p.m. hen house, end other outtuildinvs, and» Instructions Given in Drawing and Painting. — oe - For _. “5 0 p.m. Bes, ,gncaline spring Rear the dwellinz "honse. niS-Im* 1:62 Wallach place nw. M™ ® v. SYMMONS. MODISTE, For rhore, week days, 4:05, 5:00, 6 ubrov a rea very arse stone TPs = Mw NE, mater). ‘ | dweitine house vor, the ‘suverimtenient, cont imine | N[ IS SGHMITES SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN | “Firstciase dresnakine, Perfect ht and finish 1210, 24 twelve rooms, two lange, traue dwelline honses, «| porta 28 in Paw a onches from the | anteed.. Suits srom dat 400, "G00, 45 minntes) number of small tenant be ‘at: a Rorthwest section, Capito] Hill amd Navy Yard. Artic- ‘6-00, 7 430. Seiad Stone andl] with necesmry tiachinery ait ean ee | lation and speech reading taught the deaf. ols2m* | [)KEN oH ACCORDION PIATZING, Supdage 4a 70 te ese te tool houses and other Uniidin's essential to the | YPRS. MYERS’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ob LE ET + alulates), 1:00, 2:45," 2 Proper operation of the ‘quarries: Tne manta or the | Mine ERS, BOARDING Ful‘corpeo! | fiuking; Demorest sewing machine, 819. ‘$5 tuiruten), 0, B-b0, @ 1b, WA, F } ep building stone in the quarries is ve- | teachers and thorough instruction in ali_departwents. — — 1:30 pm. Heved to be almost inextwwustiote, “There wit with the property a nuzubero! cars for carry ins stone rte m of physical culture by a graduate o” ‘ered into newest shapes. ‘Seal- 30 a.m. Inne atnount of wire wy Tones, anauber ur deren fhe Howton itor Ueto, Forge ‘asirese ‘kus taade to order The Misses Sundays.” 6 330 Xs, enna semeraily ull the inacaimery | the Principal, Mes ELIZ i. MY eee 08 th st. n.w., bet. Nand 0. he. Washington, weet : ne in working the | st.n.w. als. ¢ batin ‘ Quarries, including one lance boiler, two Blake air | yy 7 ———— Omi os 7 — 20,8:30, 7:15. 7250 Kom, AW, Chee SareresT tock al t | \pssonmscay | \VONDERS For cHRIsTiAS! 7 ; 0. 2 Cquprestors, two, tuzera ! rock culls, two hoistinz | Mf OF BosTOw UNIVERSITY, | Wissen Pung Payer Ramos Cane Becta mtg 2) Hs ¥E contr foot ne Succes Teeth fee | serves Ckannatona: 4 TP=r™e 1 CONSE, SA el Se ee ae Rie gambiae | 104i 100,054 tb th ng, 8 a3 construvtion of the Smithsonian Institution, the De- | %*¥ “: ee 19 a 3 pot od wae =: $3 : aM, 2020, 10: 00, Partnont of Justice in the city of Washinzton and in | J” INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE Tinos, wv Bone, oe. TFA GOCLD, 50,78: i oO ta do, 7, 8 lany other Uuportant nzton and | FOR TRAINING TEACHERS, orn _ #21 Wthst., bet. Dand E sts. | 10-10, 20-40and i100 p.m. tl ne epee OF ene ee a ream stone, | Mrs. LOUISE and Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, princivale, | \j ME. HYATD, MODISTE, HAS REMOVED PROX | , fo" Aubapolis, 836 and 8.0 a.m. £20 aes and in respect of eines. vor, | A lange number ot kindencarteners Willcom ve im de- | VA 24h to the *Covincton,” 319 1h at | Ba'disg. ws iB $v-m Leave strencthy and durability bas been pronounce! by ex- | mand. For particulars appiy at the National Kinder- | are found latest arash stvies otteet Ce pa a 520 pm. Sunday, ports Quiperior to all ‘other coired sund stones in | garten., 1017 10th st., or the Froehel Imst itute, 1127 | Wraps, eception Dresses a specialty. ieationec er ap oee ate a Gee [eee DI Me | NPAPAME RICARD-DUMAINE, SPECIALIST IN | fn. tl-Lppm, tor principal stedone Cakes two years, or ail cash, at the option of the purchaser: KENCH LESSONS BY MLLE. V-PRUD' HOMME, | YI artistic repairine oc India French cash 0:40 a.m. und +3) 30 p.m. 7 aeietred Hayiments to be evidened, by the purchaser's | 4 author French System of Sound. For particulars shawls. mendins wate, bisck und point ince, ber AN aiersape and unerciate ppotnte 18-90. hotes bearia? interest at the Mtecl Gye oars | address 901 D st. nw niU-lm* | Work done ih best Parisian style. SOO Sist st. fw. 0 T1230, 13a, tas, EB | score ~ eeepeutionmdocohiae Mittad dnertnres *Sptat ater to eeste | G()f LTE ST; OPPOSITE BOSTON WOUSE, | Fybyte and incrpediate rations, ceed Paris nie To ice ad Epa | Evening Dress and Ridin Haba seem: | B.M-. stopping st all stations on the mired. Susisied to. position cs ancl Spanish taae : = | Prices trom $6 up. USS Moles For Frederick, 16:30, $8:30, $0.30, 111:90a.m., 6 N STREET N.W — THE PARISIAN | re Faomsst: FRONTS! = eloae own fey and 1428.3 wt 2 ‘ ‘Always in order by piain combing. For own. 110-40a.m. and t5:30p.m. | tacadary givoo! for gong ladies and children. |All a3 ‘rains arrive tron Chicago daily. 11 20 0, ical studice on 2" Mousieur ‘and Madaine —aT— pat from Ciicin asily PDS GARENNES. tie MLLE. M. J. PRANDI'S, Sand 2.45 pom roa he shgy iM censtx exauinstions.| NCERIAN BUSI TOCAL LESSONS, ‘MBS. HARRIET MILLS ISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Dusiness collewe, 1207 10th. | pared smecenc lly" for civil wervic 1329 F st. n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), ty Importer of 3m 1127 101H ST. ¥.W. ‘Fine French Hatr Goods. AET Son00Ty . Shampooing. Or os ave... over Veerhoff's Art Store, —_ — a rs. 4 HEIR FINE LACES DON! Onters for work takene né-Jum' French style, White and Setin st. nw. Fupiis pre- c, departmental and Data. nw. Plush, “Velvet and MEDICAL, &c. EAD AND BE WINE.—DK. BROTHERS, 006 B st. S.w. appeared before’ me and inade vath ‘tuat he it the oldest éatablished expert epecialist in this city ant i wusranteo a cure in all diseases of sien and turatan Iheakcine-or wo chanve: conwultation and advice ire at ny howrot the day" bu sworn to before ine ty Dr. BROTHERS, SAMUEL C MILLS, o unter Public in and tor the District of Coliumbia.t Btduly, 185. Posy [tts SEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHELS is the oldest established. sdvertis- Indies” phywtcian. in the city. "Dr. BROTHERS B si-n.w. Forty Avo yearw' experience. nasi" MASH00D qexrOuED BY USING x BOTTLE of twoot Dr. BROTHERS’ thvicuratine cordial Wajcuresiy cats of nervous debility. WO ss. ‘PRQEESsONAL MASSAGE BY MRS. H. CAM- eS een aed pat LE wpe et Hheiniost prominent tadten of Wastgton. ni tis FESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED Pegnasion tt asses ra ze aaa ference by appl; LD, YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED. Fourth st, below Green ‘ourth at, below Green, Tecelve book - widustaning 3 8t08., Sune others sdverae. Youre, 8 to Gays. 9 to 12. 4 LOBB, 320 N. ISTH 8T., Pi Aaa ae LE free of charge. yy NATIONAL UNIVER tia eid! tooth at 2. CLARA W. McNAUG! IN, DENTIST, 717 Disa pe a Shee ed: onagy of ladies und ch especially solicited. RREE DENTAL INFIRMARY —TRETE FILLED estan Sei ae ence from 1 to.5 p.m. eee ——————————EE MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, ESTEY PIANOS. and Little Giris. ‘The followinz privatecl ey Freiich Elocution Mandolins, Four large connecting houses, with open wrounds iront aud rear. Faculty of twenty-Ave TIFICATE OF NORWOOD INSTITUTE. ’h Literature and History, Prof. Kavier Tell- rman Lan 3 Hal and sciengide method Brot 3, Bs Gee Baers lard ESTEY ORGANS. ote 614 12th st. nw. Noevoop INsTITUTE, AN ‘Select Boardiné and Day School for Young Ladies MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. ensure and teachers. Girls prepared for ‘college or tor the for wouten. Fear ate Le ey COLLEG: instruments taken in part payment. Tuning WITHOUT EXAMINATION UPON THE CHE” | and Repairing. early in Nov. : Object and Cast . Mr. B.C. Messer; Decorative Fainting, Miss Eva LeConte; —s phiotpiee and Study of Sarte, Miss Mary SANDERS & STAYMAN.* Sioluen Literstureand Cussent Topire, Mra. Don P. Frank Butler, Menage, 904 F ST. N.w. tion. 14 yeare’ ex Ivy Institute, s.w. cor. » 8. W. FL) , AM. Bik and K sts. nw. O17 Set Spanish, of. J. neing, Mr. Av a . Course fa Histor Topics of Modern Tadividual instruction iction in Voice Culture, Prof. Otto = ToT f Eee EFF ‘On the Piano, Dr, Glostzner, tou RE FY FF ci 7 Peete ee try | "ss FH Eee Ff = 1407 ve., Washington, D.C: | Prize Medal Parle Exposition, 200 fit q x A, Oid Visnow taken in orthane SERVI AND [- _ VIL SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL EXAMI, pent Cis xn the piace oe REIGNERS DERIRING EXi ICED Teacher Bere eae {bier and miuiber of PantAmme olga (A. & STARS BUSINEAS COLLEGE. 15 E 97, for ten months; day and event sessions; privers and class instraction; Bee mea ot tor civil Shor is ey, E ig FRENCH DXEING:-SCOURING AND DRY CLEAR. met, 12305 New rinat COLLEGE, clase and Gents’ work of every” description. BOYAL BLUE WE FOR. ew YORK axD For Ni York, Trenton and abst Pret, sat ta, n-, Sy eo trains. Sleeping Car on ‘For Boston, +550 pm. sn Car Fang Qe aR Mi setton at Boston, > anaang veneers “405, jon. -20-00, “12.00 neca, Cheater, “4: I, “AW, and *10 a aad i ag ¥ 1800 “10:30 p.m.” Limited express, stopping st wery description. vening Dresses. ANTON AND | otis, "10-0010 fwo jearm, with aix per cae mverest from day ay Sate Enitiraces elt schovis, vis CARGLISE DERE: 4 ShaPiegl Tees rally Seater weit Rhea | febool ot myst Anoupuaa Baga, | MAOH SE RAM: Serer With Ae Png a | er ots etme ape ag erty sold, or al Ish, at the Optio urchaser, chool 0 paratory a itary | ~ — a a oz ‘Two Landed dollars to Le paid when the property. ia | Bookkeeping ANTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEARING ESTAB: |}... eave Now York for Wi =i sold. ning and record purchaser's | oo. O: Shorthand, Typewritine and Phonograph. Mstunent and Dye Works, O05 Gt. new. Ladies | « ¥g eshington, 5 fost. tie nre not coupled with in tem i Of Spencertan Pratiical Fenanasefae and Gente’ Garments of ail kinds tear anne San fs = ays, the trustes reserves the Ficht to resell aud, prop: | School of Mecligmwcal and Architectural Drawing. Tagen ele ripped. Ladies’ Evening Dresses 8 Si ety see toe mod Hy, Coat deuce” | Neary quarterly orsnonihiy Mitalzaentraten. Day | erate. Goods alled ior and deivered. aid Se 0b noon sans E uc m Sessions, oraduates always ia UP OR RIPPED, x De joneet aay vane aller bic , = ye 3 Ao. GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED, {Except Sune . Sunday only. sd ‘1 ee cal, A. FISCHER, Sarnces by Union Transfer Go. “un onder at ticket ‘OUNG LADIES’ AND CHI "S$ SCHOO! NOS AN! Y ar _ oo ae Gon. Pare ; mS pone. f Vieparaory coups or allege apa Sel PIANOS AND ORGANS. RON AND DANVITEE RAIL OAD co. Ibs. “Cream Cheese, 25 | Exuuination. Private pupils received at ai ‘Schedule in effect NOVEMBDA 2 1M, Bot. Whisxy, 2c. ;' Quart Bot. Catawha Wine, time. LAUKA O. TALBOTT. ‘s16-tm §:300.m.—East Tennessee Mail, daily f Warree ibe, New Haining, et lbs, Carrants, 23 Puuess sengcr scuooh ima rer. x.w | Tee Leapic [xsravuesre, Roa ceertnarive, Chariotemiisy Torachbang aa sm aa : » = A Fgiry Internat auth Bena fog She Race Wa keene, eh es batt solicd ones Be clith your. Prepares toreny college. 2 . 4 Ee ES ete WiSip WELL, Princip “OMS eae nea ree — Tit se tek Gtr oe On GREAT REDUCTIONS TN PRICES — coy * eerste, ipati peaked’ none. sramuiel 3 pans, Block ville and ‘Cne-pound can Royal Buking Powder, LOCUTION, ORATORY, ACTING. ” ynehbunc, Kocky Mount, Danville am ‘be Si ain a ee SS Soong nlane ant faa Grrr Ba Sac eee Rk POOLE, Diplomas, Destees, and Teachers’ Certificates con- FISCHER PIANOS. Hicpinelian’ Sontrera. Mew Ore us and ‘The Cyt ‘Grow eg ‘success of our graduates has surpassed all IVERS & POND PIANOS. — ‘Bleeper Atlanta to New ( Sleeper Danvite to Columbia and At Slgejere Washinton to Cincinnati via 2:30 p.m. Daily, except Sunday, for Strashune and ° 4% p.m.—Dally, runs to Pui Bleeper to Meuiph 1110 p.m.— Western Charlottesville, Staunt: Pullman Vestibule “Train Washington Yo with s Pullman Sleeper tor Louis | 1100 p.m. Southern for uurusta, Atlanta, Mont om sei cattirnit bali Vetbale Car 0 ew Orleans vis AUanta tgomery. jeeper Washington to Birmingham. Ala, via, a Geonria Paci Railway, and Pullinan, Slewper fies no Weshington te Auguste ta, Dan ol ‘Trains on Obio division leave Wilsh- iia oe Te teaeaPapr ate SorScen ates PEAKE AND iO railroad, ae “fab: TAYLOR, Gon. Pam. Agr, Schedule in effect May 18, Union PROFESSIONAL ___ \Y, THE ONLY Ee aeaeen eee 12th ot. nw. aib1ee ONLY = he jain. tN pam 1808: fa -cELaweATEO cial x