Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1890, Page 7

ot CITY AND DISTRICT. €F Upon the basis of price per line per 1,000 cirenlation, the advertising rates of Tax EvEx- ing Stax are only abont half as high as those of other Washington papers. But cheapness is not the only merit. Its service is better than any other paper in the city can possibly give! AN INTERNATIONAL BUREAU. Suit Against Treasurer Huston and Others of the Officers. ‘Yesterday a bill in equity was filed by W. T. Davis against James N. Huston, United States treasurer; Charles T. Mount of Conneravill Ind., George Hill Howard and Jacob G. How- ard of this city for a discovery, injunction and for judgment. ‘The complainant states that last April Howard had organized “The Pan- American and International Commission Bi reau, Limited, for Northern, Southern and Central American and Mexican Commercial Manufacturing Development Negotiation and Investment Business;” that the attention of Huston was called to it and he, with Mount, procured the retirement of Howard's partners and in the treasurer's office drew up articles of incorporation, fixing the capital stock at $5, 000,000" in shares, of 2100 cach, ench taking ‘The Standard Cocoa of the World A Substitute for Tea and Coffee. Delirious, Strengthening to the Nerves. Tea and coffee cheer but do ‘not nourish. They even leave: an injurious effect upon the nervous system. Indeed, there is no beverage like Van Houtens Cocoa “BEST& GOES FARTHEST” It stimulates and nourishes as none other, leaves no bad i d retaining 20.000 tr effects and is a flesh-former Ieee Piast: tieston was present Mout of the most approved type. secretary and treasurer and Howard gener: manager. ‘The complainant farther states that Howard met him in this city in June laxt and told him he had been to Mexico, met President Diaz, Minister Pancher and others and had xecured a large amonnt of business for the company, end offered to sell him 200 shares for 35,000, which offer he accepted and gave his note, and the shares were to be delivered on or before June 21 and he paid Howard #582 to be credited ‘onthe note. He states that he demanded his scrip, but was told that Mr. Huston was sick and finally in consequence of his sickness Mr. Mount had refwied to have anything more to do with the company, as it had not been in- corporated. ‘On the advice of connsel he demanded the re- turn of the notes and the amount paid and he was told by Howard that it was in the hands of mnocent holder, and it was then agreed } plaintiff should give hix note at four months to the holder of the $5,000 note and it was sur- rendered to him credited with £1,182 and the innocent holder turned out to be Mrs. Howard. He therefore prays as abov saree THE FARMERS’ 5a VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA (“once tried.always usod™). The strong may take with pleasure and the weak wi impunity. The exciting effete of tea und coffee are obviated hy Ite stendy asc, and nervous disorders are re- ed aad prevented. Deltctous to the tnate. “Largest sale In the world.” ASK FOR VAN HOUTEN™S AND TAKE NOOTHER. “ rs) Pre mnnnnnnnn Cc. A. MUDDIMAN, G14 12th st. ALLIANCE. Resolutions Passed Providing for Co-opera- tion With Other Bodies. The early part of yesterday's morning session of the Farmers’ National Alliance was devoted chiefly to a discussion of inside tovics, and at ver. fraternal delegate from the Workingmen’s Reform Leagne of New York city, and W. H. Careey of this city, from the American Anti-Monopoly League. were invited to address the convention. Exch spoke for halfan hour or more, their remarks being | principally directed in favor of a closer bond | | between all national organizations of the same character, but against consolidation. Both Sd eee the tote eegg AB” | advised the National Allianes to stand by its detiers, Lamps, Brackets, &c., and can | St. Louis platform, to take the lead in any assure you of the lowest price.’ national political movement which might grow o out of it. and said that other organizations Large Assortment. Unique, Useful Presents. With spectal facilities and large stock I would follow. At the afternoon session of the alliance Ly Fx Messrs. Holden, Williams tee of Kansas, representing the Citizens ance of that state, were introduced by Col. 1. P. Livingston of the Georgia alliance and all three made addresses which, in the main, followed the same line of thought and argument, and they asked for a committee of conference to arrange for closer relations between the Citizens’ Aili- ance and the National Alliance. The request was granted and a committee appointed. OPPOSED TO THE MONEY POWER. Col. L. F. Livingston of Georgia said in reply that he did not regard it as fitting or politic that all classes of men, even if imbued with the same general ideas, should belong to the same organization. They would do best to keep their own separate organizations, as at | present, but should fraternize more closely and confer together more frequently upoi GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0/S Breakfast Cocoa No Chemicals ove used in its preparation Tt has more saan three times the strength of Cocoe | Ota with Seerea Acree ce Se | Measures of public policy. “The money Sis ltefore far'more etosoma | power of this country.” he continued, “backe ss thin ons cent acup. ‘ie | ap b¥ the money power of Europe and aided nourishing, strengthening, Ede | and encouraged by railroads and corporations, adapted | invalide aa well as persons in ueaith. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO. Dorchester, Mass. ix our common enemy. To meet this enemy and to cope with it successfully co-operation is absolutely necessary and it must soon come bout. { therefore recommend co-operation and fraternity with other national , but not consolidation.” ‘THE THIRD PARTY. John Davis, Congressman-elect from Kansas on the people’s ticket,in an interview regarding the third party movement, yesterday afternoon said that the call for a convention lays down | four propositions with reference to national re- forms, viz: Finance, transportation, land and | | labor. Further than this the contents of the | | call are not for public announcement as yet. The call will not be presented to the National | BEECHAM'S PILLS GH A WEAK STOMACH. 2Scits. a Box OF ALL DRUCCISTS. | Or AUCTION SALES. ae ORL, — 8 ania S80 Oo Wo syste of 8 can ‘Colt 10. Docket Ro. Sh as nt pes ubiic, A the ere ok 4 mies eae elem Ee iin ee Peae Sones: ) the lots in square purl pri we “Terms of sale: One-balf a and the balance im ono fay dag ot Bile, the deferred payments to te pec Era uion the route old to be fe tere ai ‘oO cent per suum Uti ros Hon or the purchaser. A. pest ot" 83 200 ‘wil bere ined of the purchaser or ile ie forms of ale tobe complied with ithe Fea aye drous te gay of afoor the property Wil be Ut the Hak snd eet o Tuasers Rivconveyancing aud recording ut the ponies costs CEAPLES WALTER, Trost nw, ous ALTE Boltstor. ita fae ae eiinde 7quouis BOWE Dawiine ioe VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPER HE Si aw, CORNER OF EWE Tne EE AND SUMGINIA AVENUE on FIIDAY, DECEMBER FIT PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. | J wil sell gif of (ot 0, i “4 frontiuc 11: feet. sucties on Virvinia. avente and feet 7 inches on 20th street, containing U211 square feet of eronnd. Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two | years with interestyand. secured: hy Heed of trust on be property, oF All easi AlL ecraing ancinz ut cost of purchaser. “A deponit of $100% red at time of sale. el THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, req THIS EVENING. Ww VALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. 1001 D street, opposite Pennsylvania avenue, Tn making the announcement of thefollowingG@HAND NINETEENTH ANNUAL sale of Silver Plated Ware, mannfactured by the world-renowned and celebrated ‘Taunton Silver Plate Company, special importance is attached to this sale froma the fact that this entire and magnificent stock wus imanufactured before tio “McKinley tariff bill was passed,” thus giving élose Duyers the opportunity of their litetime in this **spe- ‘lal line of gooes.”* We sisal! use every endeavor to make this "Auction Sale" surpass the tonner sales we have made for this old and reltable 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 nntil the entire extraordinery large stock 1s divposed of. Here area few examples of the ‘stock” that will be sold tothe **htgheat bidds Elewant and Unique Electro Silver Plated Wure, Im- porte:t French Clocks, Antique Bronzes of various de- siwns and colors. Statuettes, Table, Mantel and Clock Ornaments, English Plaques, Fine Inuported China, latest designs, rich in color and decorution; Piano and. Banquet Lamps, Imported Opera Glasses and Lovely | and Exquisite Jowel Cusen. Magnificently aud Artisticaliy Mounted Bon Bon Boxes, Crackers and Rose Jars, Covered Dishes, Tu- reens, Kepousse Sets, Hand-enyraved ‘Tea Sets, Fperenes, Tureens, Fruit and Berry Bowls, with a {ull Line of the most attractive Toilet Goods in Cell Joid, tozether with our immense **full line” of Rogers’ 1N47 Table Cutlery. As in all our previous sales spectal provision will be made for the comfort of ladies attending this peremp- tory sale. Parties looking for ‘Christmas Presents” will find it greatly to their advantage to attend this brief “IMPORTANT SAL Every article strictly guaranteed as represented or ‘money refunded.” And it is with pardonable pride that we refer to our previous sales made by us for this “company.” so far asthe quality of the ware is con- cerned, which is second to none in the country. Kindly remember that the sale will commence MON- DAY, DECEMBER FIRST, at ELEVEN A.M. and HALF-PAST SEVEN P.M., and continue daily until everything is sold. Respectfully, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., n29-10t Auctioneers. GE CLAIR -FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, Gil PA S ave., “under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years’ Practical experience m selling sires, houses and real estate, | Prompt settlement; reasonable chanves. sir-im FUTURE DAYS. poms E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BW BRICK DWELLING, NO. 3250STREET SOUTHWEST. By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on the Ist of August. A.D. 1800, and recorded in Lier No. 508. at folio 306, one of the land records of the Dis: {trict of Colusibia, and at the request of the holder of one of the promiseary poten secured, thereiyy we wil on THURSDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY of DECE BER, 100, ., in front of Premises, sell at pnolic to the highest bidder, all that piece or parcel of land in the city of Wasting: ton, ih the District of Columbia, known and distin: yuithed as parts of lots nusubered four (4) and five (3) {fn "square’nunibered. five hundred. and thirty-four (34), beginning on “°C” street 36 feet 3 inches east from the youttiwest corner of lot five (3). thenre. east inches, thence north Ls feet aches, thence west 20 fret. tiene south G5 feet TL inches, tence west J fvet ‘3 thehes, and. thence south eet to tie bevthning, with the luuprovenents and ith the privilece of building aainst wall on t..e west | de thereof, ax granted in Liber No. 112M, tolto uz, of | e land records of said District. Terma of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash apd the residue in two eq) Tnstalinuents, able in-one (1) and two (3) years from the day of sale, | with interest at the rate cf Mx per cent per aun, Payable semiannually, for Which the notes of the purchaser of purchasers will Le required, secured by a Geed of trust on the property so sold, to the sarinte: tion of the undersicmesl oF all the purvliswe inoney ? ing pall dietaeh at the oftlon of the vue ‘A depoaft of #200 will be. required at time of sale, and ai Conveyancing ‘and recording at the cost of ‘the purchaser. Af the tersus of sale ace not conpiied with In'ten days from the day’ of sale, te trustees tenervg | thereto renelt the Hroperty ai the ‘isk and vost of the detaulting purchaser, after ten days’ notice in The Evening Star. ROBERT W. McPHERSOS JOHN W. PEELING. ONS Trusteos. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioncer. al-a&ds UNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF NEW 3-STORY AND BASE- MENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. 215 C STREET ORT By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorled in Liber ‘ Alliance for its indorsement asa body, but will $127,000 be circulated for signatures in thirty-six alli- i WORTH OF ance states, perhaps in all the states in the ‘ Union. be ree eee Many members of the allinnce went on an i HATS, CAPS, excursion to Silver Springs today, and the : AND afternoon session had only a «mall -attendance. % A protest was sent to President Polk yeste GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS day, signed by all the prest representatives, F * wus’ . ining of the ineuficlent “facilities for fences lomlpnagestets obtaining information of the proceedings. Pres- | JANUARY 15, 1801. ident Polk promised to remedy the complaint. | { he Inspector of Buila-| At the afternoon session a resolution was | mth lubia. Lhe langedouble | passed allowing 3 cente mileage euch way and whic! ty tron the grea Best to the top. isto be jartialy fe onstracted and Tet amd te be tari over tu the anciitect. ‘budkdors and tevorators a per diem of 22 toalldeiegates to the na | tional meeting. Frank Burkett of Mississippi, | | from the «pecial comtittee appointed to esti- | mate the work of the convention, reported that with no drawback or obstructions the labors of { the alliance would be completed by midnight Saturday. A resolution was adopted restrict- ing all speeches to five minutes and allowing no delegate to k twice on the same subject, Mr. Vance of North ‘Carolina offered a. reco” lution, which was |, providing for the ap- pointment of one delegate from each state alli- ance to attend the investigation convention at JANUARY How to dispos ot our i period of time is the MOMEN (OUS QUESTION. AW! WE HAVE 11 USE THE ANIFE ‘Surzeons Cut to Cure, ense stock in so short s Wo eUT To CONQUER, And im this particular cae to CONQUER the ifficul- Mes of wetting rid of a LARGE stock iu s SMALL space of time. NDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1890, Asheville, N.C., December 17. No ex eNSCR AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M.. are to be allowed delegates from the alliance We shall throw our cours wide open to the public, snd | treasury. shen LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLS. From the BEAN BOOMELS THEIR BUBBLE BUESTFD, because we cut toudeey. The cut is ull the eee CENE To Wo Pils CENT ON KEG: ACES, HARRIS’ CASSIMERE SUITS. FOR SEATSESS AND DCLAUILITY THEY BEAT vit CONGRESSMAN PICKLER'S ADDRESS. Hon. J. A. Pickler, Congressman from South Dakota, was introduced to speak on the sub- treasury bill. He said it was the key note of the financial condition of the country in the fu- SPs 1 ture. Its passage was imperatively demanded — ba zi wee m0 Lot wsi8 | PY the present financial condition.” He advo- vw 24.7 ore $15.40 | cated the free coinage of silver and said the im- Lot S817 Lot ute Lot 8819 portance of this measure was indicated by five a —-- different members of Congress introducing tpl a bills on thix subject on the sume day, each eS Sens Se eee | without previous knowledge of the’ other's ee Se Se Oe B Seer. action. Next to the financial question Mr. plots, id sul S24 are haminowe Biue and Black | Pickler regarded the transportation problem of Linings, duubve-warp itactan body linitue, the greatest importance. tag is excellent. (Le fit perfect anu tue price $1 Mr. Deming of Pennsylvania offered a reso- TERE OG Ae 666 SETRCE. Intion calling for a grand encampmeat of the PPR CUAES, LOT $128, €0. MAKKED DOWN | Farmers’ Alliance. and it was referred to the pea OF uum, KREDI committee on the good of the order. 2 Seas pa besa pecse | Kobert Vance of North Caroling, offered “ivy RUSDRED AND ¥ bo resolution calling upon state and national legis- SEE AAs abice | |S BEST MAKE, | Iytares to reduce the salaries of public officers i GO AT 4> CENTS A’ DOZEN. ‘to more moderate sums. ‘This was referred to watered Shigts. Besos and Cafe. of 2200 | the committer on legislation. Another resolu- Noo Ts, folio set weqrs one oP the hand recor of the District of Columbia’ jwe wiih well ar from of tng THE TWELFTH DAY OF | Beck: bn HALF-PAST FOU. P. the tollowinw real es: situated in the city of Wi incton and District of Coluubia, and known und des ienated asa part of oricimal lot nmmbered one Dy in Square south of stare uttubered five lundred and wneing 10r the part conveyed on square at a point two bundred West of the sonithtast corner of said Square, thence north Aity-four and 05-100 feet, thence | southeasterly nineteen and 2-100. feet, thence south, Aifty-one aud 40-100 teet to “°C” street, thence west ‘on the north line of said ‘"C" street_nineteen (1) fect tothe place of bevinning, tozether with all the im roveents, Ways, eascrients, rights, privileges and urtensnces tO the same belonging oF in anywise -thind cash: balance in two equal install- {Wo years, notes to be Kiven bearing - payable semi-annually ahd £0 be secilred by deed of trhst on property sold, OF all cash, st option of ‘purchaver,” Conveyancinue, i ‘ke., at pur h t. A deposit of $900 required at tine of Terns to be cowplied with in ten days, other- Wise the trastece reserve the "right to Desell “the Prop sk and cost of the defculting purchaser Ss advertisenent of such Fvsale In SOE Seaton aultals Beir De + PEARSALL, | ¢ anak: CLIFFORD U_ SMItH,( Trustees. Wyte WILT ., Auctioneers. FOURTEEN VALUABLE UNIMPHOVED BUT ING 18 IN TODD & BLOWN'S RUBDIVI- SION OF P TE UTA pete VEST oF sHenMAl ‘AYERUE AND BEAUTIFULL On Tite A DAY, DECEMBER ELEVENTH, at THREE O'CLOCK 2. ‘M., we shall sell, in front of ‘the Respective proport appertamins. Lot 4 IN THR “1, LOTS 6 AND 14 IN BLOCK 12, LOTS 1 AND SEN BLOCK 13, LOTS 1 AND “BAN BL JOCK 1 1 KES LAND TL EN BLOCK Wc ITS Sy Ane Tg "TN BLOC CK yo or Topps eaee stebivisiON OF bea. SEE PLAT AT ae voMic F THE Av " ic ic. wawer AND WILL BE EXHIDITED AT THE ME OF SALI "Latein biocks 13, 16 and17 ere included, tm that part of Piessnt Plains proposed ‘to. be taken tn Grant Efeie in extendiug the streets and avents, Terzis of sale: One=hind cash: balance im one and two Fears trou the day of Stic, with, interest at the Fite of #8 per-cent per ahntun, nd soured Ny a deed of Trust on the property sud. $100 down ou ‘each piece When struck off. All conveyanring, S¢-¢ ihaeer or purchasers cost. if the purchaser OF fail w couaply with tue teria of aale P. within ten lay aiter the day of sale the property sold ap tent the Tisont Muslin. eintos sat resolu | wifin tn day ater the ie paid we deat Sit wage eed som wun | fio provales for the election of an adiional | Fabia icag: WALTER 8 WuiLiaileg Goi cots woe oa i & o0. oe ee searenePetsincina a SALE BEGIN: Py oe MORNING, DEC, 1, Father Craft to Vistt the Sioux. RADOLiPrs, DARR Auctioneers. We POSITIVELY DEC aS. ooSps to THE TRADE DUKISG THE COSTING. ASCE OF THIS SALE. VICTOR EB. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. @uther Craft. the well-known Catholic mis- sionary, who has been with the Sionx Indians for years, but for the past four months has been in New York city, left yesterday for the Rosebud agency. He intends to visit the dif- HaTS, CAPS ferent agencies—Rosebud, Standing Lock, AND Pine Ridge and others—and wee just the exact condition of affairs. He is well known i out the whole Sioux nation and will probably havea good influence among the teigs GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, ‘$27 and 929 7th st. nw., cor. Mass. ave. --20e STRICTLY ONE PRICE. fu Deve With 640,000 « Year. tee: pms ae RS 9 o'clock. Setuntey ermine E. Danber Price of Philadelphia, whose m1 wealth and extravagunce have made him well Goovyzan Gai Gives Gratis | known in this country and Europe, died in Wyld cause toe ree: arunl, and so we have deter Hes Glace cts one “eeit'tt: | New York yesterday morning at the Marlbor- FISE ci abicrd Lose TiPTING LADIES | ough Hotel. Dunbar Price was born in Phila- Fagersion SALE OF 3 Moet DESTRAB: Ltd Bice ‘NORTHWEST. By a» decree of the Sty ve Court of the Di ro mn ‘Das, in ti Ponta natty Cyto we will sell to the hiewest bidder hs, at FOUR UCLUGK IN THE AETRENOOR OR wieSba Decks Xx SINT ik0Os ait of lot mmbered. 11, in Louis’ suldivision of equate nuns a he sity of Wasiducton, frome 20 feet Gn fle weat sie of ais street north mt te core street, and running back sett avetaee dor ot of W.58 feet’ tom 10-Joot Public alley, and about 1.01 square feet. ‘Leryus of sale: Ume-third cash; eerie installments in two years, with interest paya- bie sewt-ann rate of 6 per cent per annum, Pepetpel ane inlerret gecured. ty eed of trust up said’ aah, af pure aser's Teas Bo wa Torfeite ‘hfteen days ot aale. xe at par ‘Lauten’ Chester, delphia in 185y, and by the death of bis grand- os | father, Elon Dunbar, in 1877, he inherited an | income of $15,000 a year. This sum wes more than doubled shortly afterward by the death of his grandmother and sister, who had been joint | o¢ beneficiaries with himself under the will of his grandfather. ‘The income was afterward in- Creased to €42,000 per year. Immediately after reatg ht Liew’ Modjeniia, $3. Se " Pure Gum Overshoes better | and wear longer than any other wake. SOIR HEAE BERENS RUBBRE COMPANY, 900 9TH ST. mate inheriting the income of his grandfather's es Tow OMATO Fie. tute young = a out into: ney extriy- agances and wus never ou! debt. Seah Eee Sri gees | 7 “4 at Died After Inceulation. Essense “are sitet mat'of tue | Robert Lowenstein died yesterday at Frank- nw, rm ‘ae Riprotes the Meo nd toes | ford, Germany, attr being inoculated a with death struggles are saat cnet Ea “The tat dekatel | have erat hg amy ork fury and evident fale by a <a Te. be aaa, Eko peury with ate percent tuceteas fore day ‘ot sale Reeenrare et =f Demeasereen ceete tee day pa ios AUCTION SALES. ‘TOMOREOW. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Bi a Rae FoR OA IN. As, “TOMORROW a Paceuses SIXTH, pair of ‘dices. 9 |e 1 shall sell the sbove mentioned be wold separately. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BARBERS’ QUIT AT, AT AUCTION, TP BADSEEE BUG eo NTEE CEARRAE ZoMonHoW.« SATURDAY, PECEMBER SIXTH, it TWELVE O'CLOCK, 1 dara. Which is in first~cinse condit G, BENSINGER. Auctioneer. HORSE, AND CARRIAGE B, AND ToUIsANA AVERE E EMR AY Baie 5 ANB ULES SIXTH, NG ATTEN OCLOCK, » We Will sell with= Si the Besar Atieen head of horses and anwen: bece wed! in the wircet ears of Baltinnore | All will be. aod, ‘Alto thirty head of horses and, mares, ond workers rlvers: aid twenty fe ies, Wagons, Harness, &. — 8. Saneene it Auctioneer, WHERE CO Ruin ‘Louisiana avenue, FF Kon punlte CY Post Office. 500 ASSO! EN'S ANI AxD. Petia “OVERCOA’ Firm hty as Ling OF clon: Hi AH Noe PA RATE ABD die ENS BURST PRSISUIRG —— PARTY 200, CANB, ASsORTED, Lousren, HAM, CHICKEN, Stitraves tx OCR Saree. 0 [ORNING, FROM. iS. AT TEN ECEMBER OCLOCK SATURDAY Ware B. WILLIAMS & OUR REGULAR, SaTt) DAY, SALE OF HOUSE- 7 ath BING Reta e oe Withe DESCRIP- Lt CARPETS, HEATING STOVES, ETC. 1A0k seh ARAN R G KA. ky eine H STREET AND PENN AVI 2) Baer SEs a wrcusan cee a pee Fy Z *> ALSO EXTNA SIZE, FILEHOLDER 2 ‘ONE HANDSOME FOLDING-TOP DESK, ONE LARGE OFFICE STOVE. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctions aon 3 1 ([BOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. wi lORSE, ABO! ‘EEN AND ONE- eRe HaNDe f HIGH, SEVER: ae CAN PACE AMILE IN LESS Heh REE MIN- Bis Rote ee AP nino AT AUCH TOMORROW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, 1800, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M.. in trontof my ane I will-geil above animal, being the neop- erty of an F[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, 1890, CO! MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING 13 PART: Ton Superior New Parlor Suites (must be sold with- out regard to cost to cover advances), Handsome Man- tel and Pier Mirrors, Second-hand Parlor Suites, Wal- nut, Ash and Painted Chamber Seta, Hair Mattresses, New and Second-hand Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Smyrna Rugs, Lounges, Couches, Easy Chairs, Office Furniture, Dining Room Furniture of every descrip- tion, 100 Oleographs, Oi) Paintings and Engravings, 200 ‘Separate Pleces of Household Effects, Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c. ALSO 50 Ladies’ and Misses’ Cloaks, &c. ALSO, AT TEN O'CLOCK, For the Fost Office Department, one Davidson Steam mp. 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, 44-21 Auctioneers, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., R - Art Galleries, 920 Pa. ‘ave. n.w. Special announcement of sale by catalogue of an ex- quisite and superb collection of TURKISH, PERSIAN AND INDIAN RUGS, CARPETS, TAPESTRIES, TEXTILES, EMBROIDERIES, NOVELTIES, &e., Embracing over 300 PIECES. The entire collection having been imported direct by Mr. D. K. VARZHABEDIAN, 1022 CONN. AVE. | N.W., for the finest retail trade, and are not of the character usnally found at public sales, many of the pieces having been consigned to us direct frou the cus- | tom house and never before offered to the public view. | In this stock will be found the | CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE SPECIMENS Obtainable from Khiva, Bohkara, Daghestan, Baken | Shirvan, Kezak, Shiraz, Karalagh, Dainascus, Tele ran, Derbeut, Afghanistan, Herese, Feraghaw, Our- | chak, Beloochistan, Khorasan, Bagdad, Coula, Iran, Ineli and Tehitehy, such as Rugs and Carpets for the HALL, STAIR, PARLOR, DRAWING ROOM, LIBRARY AND CHAMBER, In all stxes, shapes and designs, making it in all the ‘most tniportant sale of choice Oriental productions ever before offered at public sale in this city. Tobe sold at PUBLIC AUCTION AT OUR ART GALLERIES, 920 PENNSYLVANIA TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 3, 4, 5 AND @, AT 11 A.M. AND3 P.M. EACH DAY. PUBLIC EXHIBITION MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1890. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. n2odéds JF" DWELLINGS “LARGE AND WELL Lo- CATED BUILDING LOTS. AND VALUABLE WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA, Vi AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On SATURDAY AT 12 M., THE GTH DAY OF DE- CEMBER, 1800, at the front door of the Corporstion Court room, Fuirfax street, Alexandria, Va., the eub- seriber, us executor of Wm. N. MeVeich, will offer at public auction, the real estate of which sald McVeigh ied seized in sata city, embracing 2 large dwelling house, his late residence on St. Avaph street near the Post office, two fine building lots adjacent, 25 feet by 1:23.5, abutting on alley iu the rear; ull most eligibly | 9th tuated. Lots and dwellings in other parts of the cjty, three lance 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 on the other. At the sanue tine will be offered by Francis L. Smith, trustee, another une dwelling, part of said estate, ad- Jacent to the decedent's late residence, the whole em- ‘Draciug some of the most desirable residence and busi- ess property in the city. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance at six and twelve months, with interest, securediby purchaser's bomds end lien ou property. 8. FERGUSON BEACH, j 26-08 Executor of Wm. N. McVeigh. PROFESSIONAL. ot | PEGE, CLAY, THE QUD-ESTABLIVMED OXLy ‘and ants een ig nd at ‘oeedyt oF (ea aes Seperated 2, ene pa one 08:30 p.m. sere 2to8pm, ‘Sittings, 50c. ib-188° _Parlors, 503 12th st. n.w. REAMER- THE ONLY WORDEEOOE 2 satrologer ta tos citye ME. wat ain, 10890 pun, “1808 Lath Rak Mi eS ST a tl ee ee OF FOREIGN COATINGS, VESTINGS, SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROUS- ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO ADMIRE FIRSTCLASS TAILORING AREIN- VITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT BY H. D. BARR, 1111 PA. AVE., AREGUAR~ ANTEED TO BE OF THE CORKECT STYLE, FUTURE FOTURE Dave. the fois of land fytne jyype ond. the state aryiana the Teal estate of the late John Montagtiery county, at a. courtof eau ER, aaa, i a Tite ‘old ten ° eoul Maryl: ma by Pai Ui ti, by ‘among te Ao) count ‘Knd wlio all hetnits, pathine ery, doa scows, boata, ‘personal Befonine to the aita Zon being on, about and of in any manner Nathaniel Wwison en of of every kind and in connection with t {he ‘couuninsoners ayypointed by the circuit ee peed ‘Tesivaated au iors wtcred three feqteeetee es Taade by court for fn the case Peter and | ‘and contatnter 304 cts of land ich were heretofore conveyed to tue | snd annie feed, Uearing date the ist the year IRN3. and recorded | Said Slonteomers 26, folios uplenients, octet ‘stone quarried and unqiurried, description, ‘and situate, iying and m the aforesaid tracts of land. he quarries ahd mile thereon, apd all and sinclar the apparent Ances, franchises, Tights, tenements, ways, water ra and hereditaments unto the said tracts of land belon appertaining ,jucludingtheright and | ing to orlnany wi Deiviiege under a levee trai esa j Canal Company, dated December ii) nnd use fot mater power teaivehitpived snd kare and to be sold include the cel Fle of Red eand stone, with all the x Ob aN extensive acaic. ia aitated hsinediate mae Reen ocanal at the mous ot Shout twenty-two fronts on the public road lead! Focleevt, he lends hate lore lands in Montyotnery count: untalli spring near the dwel Iwelling how twelve ‘rooms, two trawe dwelling Stone sill with nacessary inechinery ‘and ‘the tool honyes and other tatidoge fe amount of wire we pale enerally all the quarries, including one large compreaiors,, two, Ingersoll Foe! Sugines, blackamiths' tools, Be, ‘he atune otal ther, partnient of Justice in the city any other hnportent bait Itisknown aa the rad Surabiity hae been pr annut, payabie seuf-annually, secired by on the property sold. foqositon 8 Fequired at the time of sale, when the Knocked of, ‘If the ‘terms of sale are is with within ten days atter by the circuit court of Montomel feast & court of equity, resale of the wide at the risk and cost of the All conveyincing and recording Renoca creek, ile above Georgetown, and in from Georicetow fnown ‘ue the Kiver road, and adjoins the ovens Dyson, Upton Darby and ‘others. | etn regarded as the best farm- | . the soil being natur- improvenienta xt the quarries ares very terse sto for the superintendent, containing nutaber of sivall tenant hotises for laborers, & With the property « number of care for carryiny stone, ropes, a number of derrici Soa other mechanical appbiancen, Yeod. i workin tio two Blake ait orilis. two hoistine ined from these qiiarrite was tned int mn theae quarriew wis tsed in constr ‘ion of the Suuithsontan Institution, jomnae red sand! richness ‘and uniforuity of color, ma pronounced by ex- ‘und stones in, pa | Tce otes bearius interest at the rato of (per ‘cent @ and hit. 3, to draw off fifty inches of water, Tbe five hundred scres lescritastin te iuort- | ‘Seneca quar- is, machinery, fraumways, care, derricks. ke: necessury t0 operate the Chesa- Very tertile and susceptible of the highest. decree ot ten yrorgmant. -,Theluprovermentaimaedia nec! th the farm ure a large doubl Containinu ax Tooth: with a beey bulaine sence s Stone | quarter, for servants, a wag Plackeith’s “shou, granary. stable, “neat house hen house, and’ other outbuildh a “Fou houses, a awe, wil ‘ensential to the proper operation of ths Guatres, "thn subi of the celourated buildin stone in tue quadrtes ta Hever! fo a alincat tuéxtaustitve. “There will te se tachine hie De~ of Washinton and in suwton and stone, ‘mortg: (000 wil be coupled @ ratification of the sale county. wand il Md. ting pur, MES D. HENDERSON, The attorney named in the morte. LADIES’ GOODS. RB. V. A. TRAVIS, M’ STYLISH. MODISTE, vy 1114 and 1116 Ft. to 1107 H st. n. Makeo specialty, of Ridinie Habits, KRAMER, | LADIES’ TAILOR AND IT | Ro ey ee ag-at? EH. V. SYMMONS, AM NE. First-class dressinaking. Perfect t and finish guar uy anteed. Suits from #. Ld : ‘D.C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1890. AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. __,__ FINANCIAL. RAILROADS.__— IN WASHINGTON. Rass & Co. ‘PHE onear, 1232 Bei MASS. eet oi aij Be me AND PATES. HELEN a. a a5 et aer = ARLEAUX VIVANT bike sie tateraimmenta ra” Addons Mrs MRP CAS ‘Aclinaten ave." Batimore, a Sone and Stinagers aawses A aia BH YOUNG LADY. LADY ee GIVER LESSONS, tion joa raumaten "Saat 4 m Pee oF From teow pu. Addrees SEAN Ht ND. EN | Su Temas aerate a beiped' ‘to obtain positions, tar ta wo enataennipaee. arin ot aN MU tre VEY. RT INSTRUCTION THE GREATEST, OPFOR tunity ever offered to Parents, Children, Teachers Desicners, Decorators or Artists to learn to draw and | paint peri Crayon. fectly : Lest aud Chea rater ‘alors. chins apd ell paint. Gall and sce the wontertul pre traits to ‘onder from $10 to 83 wh HE MORRELL, bun tad 12 medals and studied. fice ysars with the inet celebrated artats im Bute} P20),000 worth Of paiutings on exhibitio ut ines forsale. National Academy of Fine Ring St (A REVOLUTION IN THE ART OF TEACHING sedosta ete ran cas. * Tevel * Prof SDE VELL Cniveraty of Vininia. Yepth lecture aiid complinentary lesson THURS- DAY, December 4, 4.0, Parlors of” | GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, j 1017 Connecticut ave. fublect: The sual drndcery replaced by the caltare ofthe sreakinu voice. preerioas ane. Jogic and huagination in Galland’. orwvmal metho which by presenting at every. move ancinitiab never to be forgotten, saves time and labor Piatiorm. “All weleeme. ait F RENCH, vot es aeons AND in ae a = Prof jeesiotial. teacher anally: ‘tured lingusws 0a" of Bervenne" tari. nw. (00. AND KINDERGARTEN. 1 i Pes st.n.w., Saturn) ins | GC fo | Sctiusetiaare, alti Sota ae : en pak nd teachers” train. | fag class, Delsarte paysical culture, drawing, mist, mn Frenc Sunny rooms ‘Open fires, coach with attendance, 1223 FPSRESTE ST. Ww. ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies and Lit “SS n28-1m_ Concatzia ¢ NSERVATORY OF MUBIC, ENNSYLVANIA IAN ANT, _ 728-3 T= COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. oii | The and Ha. hool,n.e.cor- 1th ana H. 15th and H sts.n.w. 2 H stn. Ww. The Dental Schoot uf the Universtiy, 1225 H st. catalogues or other information address tr JAMES C. WELLING. LL. D.. President. Aso WILFRIED MEYER, GRADUATE OF Leipzie, pianist of Washington Choral s et ‘e Muy ee iastes tons in pigno, orvan and voice | mail’cirentar for turthe moderate ‘Address 1110 10th se. im .O INSTRUCTION BX MISS MAY Mf, MEAD, tide pupil of Hert Half of the Royal Ccnserva: ee me Onethird cash: balance in one andj tory of Berlin at BOS Bad seam oe at hone ae two years, of all cau, at the option of the purchaser: | Dui clk in Aeierred payments to'be evidenced by the puree! "[ M20. VOCKEY, 7h (STUDIED ABROAD), Instructions Given in Drawing and Painting. nsdn hese Wallach piace hw Iss SCHMITDS SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN ant Priwary 401 cht st. maw, conclies from the . Capito! Hill and Navy Yard. Artic: ii Fediug taught the deaf. olsun? ME. YEKS' BOAPDING AND DAY SCHOOL, for Youne Ladies a Latte Giria. Pull tea -Licra aut thorough instruction French yan edturted lat Delaurte “system of Phys ture by awraduate of {Ke Boston Seliwo! of Or ST Ee gouees ateews the Pravcpal, Sire ELIZAGETM Hy MV: qi Soni SS onacax BA OF BOSTON UNIVERSITY, | 3519 Pst. n.w. “Pupils prepared for college and ciyil | service examinations, ane Amt INDERGARTEN NORM. FOR TRAL Ry NG TEACHERS, Ars. LOUISE and Mise SUSIF POLLOCK, princiyal Allurce nunber of Kindengarteners will son be in de- For particulars apply at the National Kinder een. TULF Luth st, oF the Feoebel Tust itute, 1127 st. uld-Im SRENCH SECORDION PLATTING, 6G, 5 35C, ‘ an alg an ela | ADIES' OLD-STYLE SEALSKI pinith UCAS, N GARMENTS: 4 dyed and altered into newest shapes. New Seal- 2h ES SERUAS Ps ad a ae es, WONDERS 3 FOR CHRISTM, to order. The Misses TREE, OR} Govat 2s, Fancy Payer, Xmas Cards, Booklet Geripan Favors. Tinsel, ‘Snow, Glass Sora noc Betures Yminates eh Tint ys, Candy Boxes, &. a> _ #1 ba HYATE, Mopist M a “Covingt are found Istest Parisien’ sizes ‘Wraps, Heception Dresses a specialty. hat whan Gere BICARD-DUMAINE, SPECIALIST T artistic repairing of India and French casht shawls, inendine white, black and point lace, & work done in best Furisian style. UU 21st 22 ‘at new. te TRON TS: mone F ONT FRONTS! rf sre. 5. "BiaNbrs, Plain eqmbing 1929 F st. n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), Importer of Fine French Hair Goods. Shampooing, [abies WISHING THEIR FINE LACES DONE ip fret-class French style, White and Satin o* Curtains. special NCH DYFING, SCOURING AND DRY ae tn z a New York ave. “First- Establistinent, 1205 ty, at reasonable: Sold" stands “ati lish TCHR DRY CLEANING ESTAB. ive Works, 906 G st. n. arinents of Siihoat being tee Clalty. Thirty-hve years’ experience. erate.” Goods Called for und dehvered LL-WOOL GARMENTS, — Pe “A ayed teed Measkiae bieADE OF ‘a kinds cleaned sit w. Ladies? 1 and dyed Ladies’ Evening Dresses a spe- Prices mod- ~ sit RIPPED, A. FISCH! fou Gat 8.w. FAMILY SUPPLIES. GR RANULATED Ba i uy TBR NEW dlaet Cant oe oy gine Be8 Bor Whisky. wb Bherry Wine, she mail solict Moui-zme GREAT REDUGoTIONS iN PRIcES— Onecpound ea n Hoya Powder, 40c. mand can Hoya Baking Sr pane ea Bates Tae “Fora Rona, oT the Sion Grocer, 25-1 Su La, ave. mW. MEDICAL, &c. EAD AND BE WIS! before me and made oat will <uarantes a cure in all di med{ciue,oF no chance; coustltatyon any! ye a iis Bas Public sm and for th of July, 1846 cri SAMUEL C. ‘ppeared the oidest eatabltshed expert specialist iv thi eleyac DE BROTHERS. 006 B st iat he ta ‘and Haeates of ten aid iurnisi, ad undieworn to before ice tree at HILLS, ‘of Columbia tis 3 day n2s-lin* Thess, SEVER BEEM CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS ty the older fog adios’ physician in’ the city. ence. Lished. wd ‘Dr. BROTHERS, n25-Lm* w. Forty-five years! experi [ANHOOD r twoot Dr, as nny caso of nervous debility, PRE MASSAGE BY MRS. p23 1th at Bw. assay bs TORED BY USING A BOTTLE ty. be Bete 1H. CAM- pur ‘most prominent ladies of ‘appl: BE OBTAINED 13, aa If you suffer een. 74 ar "Pest, 638 North aa sting four cm De Bethel eth the only P nat otherg’ ed 1¥8. 9 to ROFESBIONAL MASSAGE CAI medical reference (Q*. YOUNG AND MIDDLE aGED. or nervous disease, She. ete Sree iS he ‘Hours, 0 to's. Utow. ib, LORD. 0 N.ISTH ST. PaTLADELPHIA Qiks, iat rar e | DENTISTRY. LESSONS BY MELE. V. PRUD’ HOMME author French System of Sound. For particulars address 301 D st. 1. Ww, 10-1 ane FP. A. THOMAS, REPORTER, TRACE joni “experience. “Special attention to pupils ahordantstypewriting,. Accuracy rede ‘Pupiisassistey to positions. <THE PARIStA’ ool for young ladies ‘and children. | All egy.dFench. Monsieur ‘and Sladaine oF nrivate speed Bist s BS-in ISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICEINSTITUT) business colleze, 1207 10th st. Bow. Pupils pre pared successitily f0r evil service, departmental and sete BANKERS AND BROKERS, MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK, PRODUCE AND COTTON EXCHANGE, F. x. TROWBRIDGE (meter on. ¥. _— + ad mance 187) ORDERS EXECUTED FOR CASH OR ON MARGIN OVER. OUR OWN SPECIAL WIKES TO NPW YORK, ANT TO THE re pace BASIS. TRA! CHICAGO AND THE SOUTH. aan DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT iE PHILADELPHIA Bond anil Investment Company Hag located bench office, yee me u5-im OU th se ne Care Wasitarten to pecine sally at Marrigbune G Fe" Coates, ane atenge. B Trorota—Arapama Lair, 1000 pen dally, a INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO. XJ: pacha IEROAD GEN. BEN, F. BUTLER, President. neAND Genomes St aad HON. JAS. W. BYATT, Tressurer For Fre. Canandayeas THIS COMPANY IS NOW OFFERING A eo ane Recetas? Westinabes: Sith Siecrupe Car Washineton, to LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITSCAPITALSTOCK tanepert. hochester and Niners ee at AND INVESTORS, WHETHER SMALL OR ais except “Naturday, ot Nenovo and Elmira at 10:50 om. LARGE, WILL FIND IT THE BEST THING an si 4 Sie AND q Snr it a aa Wooand 1 pa FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY ves of Pullman Perley Care, <a bees THE COMPANY'S AGi US) Baltiinare to New Sork, ® W. K. PEABODY, For New Vork only, Limited Expres with Dining Osr, a13-Im 916 F. ST. N.W. sper 2 ‘1 POK PHILADELPHTA ONLY. 7 — : Bert Cronos 10 eine week age and 4 p.m. ally. W gong. Co., Fea"ioaens (chums BO sam. week aye, s, on yios Fst n 1 For iiroc Jomeh trains connect Deposits, Exchanxe, Loats and Cottections. | T°" Lire = ‘or Brow ye ‘Annex. Gord. Parties baviige money lyme idle for [3). 80 or 90 | r Fiaton at day¥ will receate interest For save’ ty Teowtie : or work dave, 11-95 p.m. 3, 7M 8.10. 9.00, 0:90 | alah aet Tigo Leia. TEWKSBURY, ——_W. BL HIBES, Banker. 50 Broadway, NY. Manacer, | Member Washington Stock Excuauge. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. BANKERS AN ROK ERS, F ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., sell for cash or on unin Stocks, Bonds, ovinicns and Ott Baltimore, 1335, Buy oom Fang Ee Difect private wires to New York and Chicago. sits. Inte va om Out-of-town Dusiness « ‘All Local Secttrities dealt Constant quotaticnw ail markets tr J%° ¥. consox. } elephone MS. JNO. Wo MACARTNEY, Member N. X. Stock Ba. | and455 9.0. 10:57am. CORSON & MACARTY GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 Nun oud” stud fe south, FS Bankers end Dealers in Government Bouds XW. lation & nara for eed Deposits. Exchance. Collections. } Railroad Stocks and Bon: securities listed on The exchanges of New York, PL ia, Boston and | > Bal bouzbt and sold. 7 iS a = ruvation at the offee, oul Te ‘anu th re ni glove Ralltocds ian, Posuranst and Tele | 2 “ante beet LS ONE Stow te, cy vn trom bot American Beil ephone Stock bought andsold.jy18 Ci» PuGN - __Geueral Ma {a2} Ge Genera! Peamamer haem, > \( v z \f ! AL SE MOD ANE OMI RATLROAL PIANOS AND ORGANS. _| BAUM SP Qui RATEROAD _— Leave Washineton from stetion comer of New Jersey and Cxtreet ‘Vestibuled Limited For © Taz Lesviso Ixsravwests. ae bee Pyeeet am. end ns ocuene: r Ueaiston ani pointe in the Shenandoah Valley, 49 ae - inate ne DECKER BRO: WEBER PIAY FISCHE IVEKS & POND PIANOS, ESLEY PLANUS. a8. PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. lays, > ae han a 70. 11 380 pan, eave Belt tor Washin Serre i Old instruments taken in part payment. Tuning | and Kepairinz. ‘Telephone 1:29. SANDERS & STAYMAN. Frank Butler, Manager, 4 F ST. NW. N. Charles st., Baltimore; > Pa a-3m TE. Broad st., Richmond, Va._| gti Satious oo “Yermpal statieae Solo St NWAY AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS PIANOS: 24 20) waned ¥-> 280 pt ‘and Orguti for Sale of Fe at | DEOOP'S, Sole Agent | 5 Pa. mete Church tran eaves Weabtnaton om ti, stopping at all stat sen premiums. colleges for | 4 The oaly | acu. ‘aud 2405p. Pom. daily ROYAL BLUE schonis duretility. “Old Fiunos taken in exch: Upmicht that ean tabe ths obtr PFEINTER® ALLET & D. Fifty years {eat the richest sweetesty krundest tioned Piano. ani fade Hi. E aE NEW YORK AND ie abeuruta’ ” SUMN OSINERS COLLEGE, oruer ithand Date. new. Embrace si3 schools, viz School of Business: Accouts aid Eauciah, School of Preparatory” euglis, ated Elementary Bookkeeping, School of Shorthand, Typewritin: and Phonograph. Beer peer! Baetieal Feast hoot of Mechanfeal and Architectural Drawing. ‘Traine. ait ¥, quarterly Or monthly installment rates. and niet tussles and. Write, for 1800-1801. HE Da: Sheucentan graduates: alway i callfor illustrated , annotincenient hglevhone call, 10843, Wate pupils Fece!ved at any sittin" Aire, 3 UNEQUALED IN TOW B TONE, Dover, WORKMANSHIP HABILITY. Special attention of. burchewero’ We wssted to ther New Artisti: Stytes,” finisied in ST DECORATIVE AKI. Pinnes SECOND-HAND PIANOS. compris at every, wel country, in thoroueh repair: wil be closed out at low tucttes. “SEECIAL INDUCEMENT®S oftered both, in }tices ond in torus, which will be arranced on EASY MONTHLY INSTALLM as — ag between an. ss SCHOOL, Isl 1 ST. N.W. ediate and High School for both Prepares for any collece. THOS. SivW ah ‘Principal. Oftice hours, 3 to 4 p.m. EL QSUTION. ORATORY. ACTING. ‘Three complete courses. Call for catalogue. Diplomas, Decrees and Teachers’ Certificates son ferred. |The success of our graduates has surpassed all expectation, : MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, on-tr 4 12th st. nw, TamguD Tn JN ‘goitt Boating and Day School for Young Ladies and Littie Girls. Pour lanre connecting hoses, with Shen grounds front aud tear. Faculty of twenty-Ave profetour and teachers. Gis prepared for collage OF or te Harvard exa:uinatlon for EPILS TE WELLESLEY COLLEGE P NORWUL , Thefollowine private cases wil pier carly in Nov.: Object and Cast Drawins. Mt Decorative Painting, Mise wony. Dr. Anta ie cunt “~ sey *h Elocution and Conversati natural and Sclontitr method J. een of Kavier Teil ‘Germ nd Literature, Frau Poesche; joling, Guitars and Banjow Fas al Spanish, Brot. J. B. Course fa Historieal and Poyteat i Toples of Modern Germany, Dr. phil. Hernan Shontel dividual instruction in Volce Culture, Prot. Otto outie ane, Dr S, Prof. Teiliand, e French Lanieuag iculurs address Mr. and Mrs, puttin ine ‘1407 Massachusetts ave., Washington, D. SS IVIL SERVIGE AND DEPARTMENTAL EXAMI / nations. tion, 34. years’ csnerieace 8 WPL and K sts. p.w. 017-3mi* Ivy Instititte, s.w. cor. bth ‘FOREIGNERS DESIRING EXPERIENCED Teacher Recornby peruianion to former raptscchilten Mie supiis, 3 ior and maser of Pan-Assermad Belegeans a C. STARIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 E ST. nw. Full business H. PUTNAM, M. peepee ep sfcient toate non 2 Clana! te & payers eg ‘DW, C. TOWNS! ANI ISS ADA L. TOWNS- SEND: Teachers of Vocal Gane ae SS ‘ction ( y iettrod, SE ane SUIS ate ao al¢-dm FSBERGALIEN See erin begins Octet TBS SUSAN AND! a eulars ten 2006 8 tare ING CLASS, MANS: ei-4m + Boston, Mase. Otr- Dome, Watractina free. ITAL ‘ruer Sitand & oY RATIONAL, UN De i Eanes Sim ne Seana WF W. McNAUGHTON, DEsyisr. 7 cofraemveas ee Tith st. n. ‘ah branche 6 Fonage ot indies 7 Pewee ¢ St, w., Dan Speke ae Petes eee E oneea ‘ADAME A. PELE, and Privat rots Pattone, ao od Specialty. ACADEMY = isi2 Massa, sea Bas Sica Fiber Work’ — nec 5 an earn Ot or UTSCHE Fut Ex Atl es ere el Ppa: Salle, RK LLoyp 8.8. CO. Steamers, |CHMOND AND DANVIL Sebed lean affect NOVEMBER 160, ant Tenens, Math ‘daily for Warren uavilie, Charlottesville Ly ae oud -yieaweyg Alexandria and’ Larwchiume, Raw Atianta, Wristol, wAnoxvilie, Chattanooga Bremen. Werra, Sat.. Dec. 6, Wed...Dee. 10,3 i,m; Bins, Sat., Dec. : rave, Wed., Dec. 17, tha.u. ; Pulda:Sat-, oon. pointinents. able state rooms, excellent table, Inxurion bin, hy Char. Shesapeske wud Ober ty Mounts Danse eid teen Lynchbuns and Danville, Greenstone. Sobetdlin Chapitte, Column Age Birintian é Patina ieoper At Sleeper Danvitie tot By Bs 0 ciaes wicreies FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ‘We have the larvest and best stock in the city. Our line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Safeties is very complete. We offer these goods from $30 to @135. GEO. 8. ATWATER & CO., 1424-26 Pennsylvania ave. Fors. So p.ta Dusiy” rane to aves pati wh Sleepers to Greensbors’, Eiceper to Meny retin Chachinbert Pullman Vestil Sith a Pullinun Sleeper tor La ME ge ae wie, sien Aeberiier Repuota: Atlant, awouers. New loan Rew on Atlante and Montsonsery an New Greats vin Atlanta, ati 3 Sleeper Washineton to Javrninwban, Ala via 1 Geora Pacttic Bail ry Wasnineton co Asbevilie sacl’ Mot Shrine: N We AS Sze its via 1.3 yachbuig end Bristah. fester ay ean. dal 26-3, Fons. SEAL SACQUES. Salishurs. Also Washington to Auruste via SEAL JACKETS. ‘Trams on Washington and he Jeave Wash- SHOULDER CAPES, mien 300 at." 8, ‘daily and 4-45 LATEST STYLES, IN THE FOLLOWING FURS: ‘ich trains fro the south via Charlotte, Dan pills dad Lychane ve in W wa 10 pn: vin Eat End Lynchvars at 343 p.m and 1p mer via Peake una Olio route and Charlottesville at 2-48 9 Ena’? 10psm: end Gta. “Strnsbury local et 20-4 \eepine car reservations ind tmewure cheeWed ut obey 1800 Renee fylvanta ave, and at pamenwer station, Pennsylvania ALASKA, SEAL, MONKEY, ASTRAKHAN, BEAVER, WOOL SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, BLACK HARE, FRENCH SEAL, FRENCH CONEY, NUTRIA, BLACK MARTEN, MINK, DYED OPOSSUM, KRIMMER, WHITE THIBET, &c. ‘BOAS, COLLARS AND MUFFS, FUR TRIMMING, Se Nate Te TAYLOR, Gon. Pam. CARRIAGE ROBES AND BLANKETS, (CHESAPEAKE AND Onto RAILWAY. COACHMEN CAPES. Schedule in effect May 18, FUR FLOOR RUGS. RS FOOT MUFFA. GENTS" FUR CAPS AND COLLARS, GENTS' FUR GLOVES AND DRESS GLOVES. FUR WRISTLETS. ili i ae | [ 4! | ef oe