Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1891, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT. GF Tax Evexxo Stan's subscription list, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any perton having a color- abie interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is s guarantee to adver- tisers that ie given by few papers in the world, and by none otter in Washinaton! M. ©. A. ANNIVERSARY. The First Congregational Church Crowded to Overflowing Last Night. SECRETARY PUGn's INTERESTING REPOXT—nEV. DR. MACAKTHUR'S ELOQUENT ADDEESS—REV. ‘DR. GREENE'S PRACTICAL WAT OF PUTSIXNG TRINGS—THE DEBT CANCELED. ue If there had been more seats in the Congre- gational Church the audience that gathered there last evening would have been larger. After all the available space in the great au- ditorium had been occupied people stil! con- tinued to press in. It was s large crowd, but as it was the anniversary cclebration of the Young Men's Christian Association everybody wko came expected a big crowd. This is one of the features of these cecasions and last evening, although it was the tbirty-ninth suniversary, was no exception tothe rule. It is not quite certain that the earlier anniversaries excited the same degree of popular attention, but there is no doubt about the later ones, especially since the present energetic officers took charge. OX THE PLATFORM. The president, Mr. W. B. Gurley, was seated on the platform, together with those who were to take part in the program. As he glanced over the vea of faces he looked especially happy and jubileat, and this feeling was shared by all who are interested in this prosperous organi- zation. Some of tho pastors of city churches occupied venta on the platform. ‘The venerable Dr. Scott, the father of the wife of the Presi- dent, sat near the speaker of the evening. After an organ voluntary, played by Prof. Bischoff, the congregation sung in a spirited a bymn, and then Rev. Dr. Hamlin led in A’ hearty address of welcome was i m by Key. Dr. S. M. Newman, the pastor of the church, and then Mr. James WORTH FIVE DOLLARS +@ bottle, bus sold for only one dollar, and gnarantecd to benefit or cure, or money refunded—the genuine Dr. Pierce: Golden Medical Discovery. Frandulent imitations of this medt eine are sometimes offered and sold at 2 to 70 cents. ‘To protect the publfe from such impo- ition. the genuine is now sold only as ag 2 established price of $1.00 per bottle, = six bottles for $5.10. But each bottle of the genuine Golden Medical Discovery carries with it some- es it the cheapest blood- purifier and _liver-invigorator that you can buy. [t's the printed guarantee of its makers that. if it fails fo benefit or cure you, theyll retarn the money. You pay only for the qood you get, with this and with all of Dr. Pierce's medi- eines. You pay the one fixed price— but if there's no help, there's no pay. It's “‘valne receive, or your money ‘That's the way its makers prove faith in it. With an ordinary medi- t be done. lers not authorized to seli the genuine medicine. are likely to offer imitations, dilutions, and sub- . at lower prices. Beware of GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. E. Pugh, the secretary of the association, was introduced with a tribute to his ability and earnestness on the of President Gurley that was so genuine as to elicit the approving applause of the audience. SECRETARY PUGH'S INTERESTING REPORT. Mr. Pugh is a modest man, but he came to W. BAKER & CO.S from which the excess of of! ro . the front and in his characteristic manner said 7s abeotutely pare ond | that he had condensed the history of the year in a ten-minute speech. No one looked to see whether Mr. Pugh really occupied only ten minutes, as he was through before they thought of looking at their watches. The re- twas a report of progress, and showed an Increase of from $3 to rcentin each de- partment. There had been enrolled 1,654 members during the year, while the highest total enrollment at one time was 1,233. ‘There are 500 young men and 75 boys who avail themselves of the advantages of the gymnasium and athletic park, the latter being added to ‘the attractions of the association during the past year without extra expense to those who avail themselves of it. Mr. Pugh spoke of the 428 young men who had attended the educa- tional classes, and said that the usefulness of this part of the work was limited by the size of the building, which bad become inadequate for the needs of the association. Beside the even- ing classes there had been twenty-four lectures ddlivered on practical and popular topics. The social side of young men was not ne- glected and reference was made to the recep- tions held during the year. Other features of the work, such as the reading room, the em- ployment’ bureau, the boarding house record aud the visitation of the sick had been main- tained with increasing efficiency. ‘The relig- ious phase of the work showed an encouraging progress, and the interest shown by the at- tendance at the various meetings continued unabated. Sixty-two young men professed conversion. In conclusion Mr. Pugh expressed the hope thata year hence may see a flag un- furled above as fine a building for the associa~ tion as in any other city of equal size and im- portance. BEY. DR. MACARTHUR'S ADDRESS. Mr. Pugh’s terse and interesting resume of what the association had been doing during the year was greeted with applause. Another hymn ‘was sung and then the speaker of the evening. the distinguished pulpit orator, Rev. R. 8. Mac- Arthur, D.D., of New York city, wasintroduced. For more than an hour Dr. MacArthur held the attention of the audience. He has a direct, clear style und at times is eloquent and at all times forcible and interesting. He spoke on the theme, “The Times We Have and the Men We Need.”’ He dwelt upon the great material prosperity of the present age throughout the world aad said that in this march of pri success the United States led the way. has wealth and population increased, butall the conveniences and luxuries of life. In the midst of this material advancement the speaker said that there was need of great progress in the churches and in such ussociations as the Young Men's Christian Association. He saji that the present always seemed in- significan’ as compared with the past, and men in the midst of making history were uncon- scious of that fact. He spoke of two brothers of his wife who were in the battle of Gettys- burg, and who did not realize until it was over that one of the great battles of the world was being fonght. ‘Tho speaker referred to the progress made in the spread of religious trath, and also to the great missionary cuterprises that were being carried on He saidsthat when Congress passed the anti-lottery law that body stood on @ higher moral ground than the church did a generation and # half ago when lotteries for elurches and colleges were encouraged and supported. What the work of the world needed was young men and strong men, and the latter term be included to mean holy’men. For, he = No Chemicals are used in ite preparation. It bas more than three times the strength { Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is “uerefore far more eco- nomtcal, costing less than one centacp. It is delicious, nour- ishing, strengthening, rasitT DrofstED, and admirably adapted for invalids as weil as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. ‘W. BAKER &CO., Dorchester, Mass. EST & GOES -ARTHEST- APPETIZING. COM defies all honest competition. Pure. Economical, Obtainable of uny Ceres Flour makes more Bread, makes whiter Bread, makes better Bread than any other Flour manufactured. Beware of imitation, = pAKERS C60 LIVER.ONL Be AST eet ALT iain. ana tronbies, a ion.—Fnriches the Biood,—tu. & CO.. NO. ¢- 5 Si FinBA ‘St, Phsladelpuia. BAKER newts A Great Asp Quick Crne. MEASLES MAKES RAVAGES UPON THE HEAR- ENG ORGANS WITHIN THIRTY DAYS | said, a whole body implies a holy life s aaa In conclusion, he expressed the hope that THE PATIENT WAS RESTORED the wor’ of the association in this city would be To HEALTA. facilitated by the erection of a building suita- ble for their growing needs. BEY. DR. GREENE'S PRACTICAL REMARKS. ‘The popular pastor of Cavalry Baptist Church, Rev. 8. H. Greene, D.D., was down for # speech and the audience expected to hear, as usual, something good and interesting. This expec tation was not disappointed. But Dr. Greene's remarks took a very practical form. He said that he desired that the helpful words of Dr. MacArthur should take practical ehape at once. He then went on to speak of the debt of the as- sociation, which umounted to about £2,000, and be said thathe thought that there was that amount in the pockets of the audience. ‘TRE SUBSCRIPTIONS POUR IN. ‘The result proved that this assertion was cor- rect, and the subscriptions, starting in at 2100, continued until the total reached $2,100. Those subscribing were as follows: €100 subscriptions, 8. W. Woodward, W. M. Gilson, B. H. Warner, W. B. Gurley and J. B. Larner; 250, T. A. Hard- ing and_C. B. Brooks: #25, J. W. Sims, James Pugh, W. B. Robinson, C.F. Nesbit, W. W. Nesbit, Dr. Lewis, C. McClelland, F’ McClel- land, G. B. Griffith, J. Ro Van Mater, A. L. Swartout, William Gordon, N. B. West, ‘Nesbit & Nesbit, George F. Williams,W. M. Larcombe, ‘T. C. Williamson and W. H. H. Smith. se epoken ta If became worse | A large number of $10 subscriptions were re- she was decidedly deat ants discharge | ceived and finally baskets were passed through +, which became ec | the audience. pot padsoverberears| Dr. Greeve hasahappy way of conducting ttle bonnet whenever | these little financial undertakings and the audi- dincharwe was very irritating, and | cuce, after he had concluded, departed on good s were uearly raw. To- | terms with themselves and the ussociation. very decid dur, which ened daughter of Mr. George ofan extensive bakery moaienuavenaane: Remembering Irish Martyrs. The Manchester martyrs, Allen, Larken and wdan of OOG 13th st. nw. was apsien | O'Brien, who sacrificed their lives for the Irish cause, were remembered yesterday evening at Natuonal Rifles’ Hall in @ musical and literary nd seemed | entertainment, which wgs given in commemor- mee x condition com- | tion of the twenty-fourth anniversary of their RAL ae int | martyrdom. An extensive program was pro- no oftor, her pearing ga | Vided, embracing instrumental and vocal solos acsieas ever, ant phyalaily ae perfect as over abe wea | nd recitations, and was divided into three cuits i due to the skill and | Parte. ‘The last part was given up entirely to ase, at least, ac- | tableaux, and represented America, Ireland, 's had fatied to do, Engiand threatening Ireland, Ireland weep- ing ut the tombs of the martyrs, Ireland in chains, Ireland uppealing to ‘America for assistance. England defeated, America tri- umpbant, Ireland free. ‘The hall was tastefully 13TH STRERT X. W. decorated and green shields bearing the uames tes ‘wis [of those famous Irishmen—Parnell, Mitchell, ARN ~ j Emmett, Toac, Neilson and Russell—were bung vue wosr, | about the stage. In the middle of the prose |uium arch bung a large banner with the scription on a crows: “God Save Ireland. In R. C. M. JORDAS, . o cossti BRECZALITES — DISEASES OF THROAT, LUNGS AND BAR Argument on Exceptions Taken to His Trial and Conviction. On December 6 of last year acolored man, Emanuel Tapin, died from the result of stab with a knife at the hands of Thomas H. Heath, an aged colored man who lived on Ist street southwest. Tspin occupied » room in the house, and some dispute took place about Tapin using the gate and they struggled over an ax, but were parted, aud it wns alleged that Heath armed himsclf with and used the knifo. The old man was indicted for murder and tried in June last and convicted of man- slaughter on the 13th. Messrs. A. K. Browne and Joha Lyon were assigned to defend the old mun, and claimed that the blow was in velf defense, and during the trial took numerous exceptions to the rulings, on which the case—after a xentence of ten years in the peni- tentiary and fine of $1,000 was imposed—now comes ap. The first three exceptions are as to excusing certain jurors and accepting others. The fourth is as to the admission of Tayi dying declaration; the fifth as to the exclusion of certain testimony, und the sixth is as to lim- iting the time of counsel aud the charge of the court. Those were argued by Mevsrs. Browne and Lyon for the defendant and District Attor- ney Cole for the government, and the latter contended that the evidence fully justified the verdict and was ample to sustain a conviction of murder. a DENTISTS AT 4 BANQUET. A Pleasant Company Celebrate an Anniver- sary at the Shoreham. About thirty sets of excellent teeth worked for a couple of hours on an excellent banquet at the Shoreham last night. They were owned by the members of the Washington City Dental Society, who were celebrating tho eilver jubilee of that organization and eating their annual feast. The anniversary was marked by some special features, particularly by the presence of half a dozen charter members of the society, all of them dentiste in active practice. whoheld their own with their younger brethren through- out the evening, both in appetite, wit and science. They were Dra. Hunt, Donaldson, Dawee, Smythe, Noble and Wadsworth. The party sat down to the table in the hand- some new banquet hall on the second floor of the hotel at about 8 o'clock, but the courses @ not served at once, for Dr. L. C. F. Hugo had a few words to say beforehand. He had been aasigued us the essayist of the evening, and had chosen as his topic “Dental Deteriora- tion Among Civilized Peoples.” It was a scien- tific production, representing the latest thought of dentistry and giving the knights of the gold filling a philosophical review of the causes that have led to the gradual increase of their busi- ness through the carelessness of modern teeth owners. Among these causes he cited the chan iu the mode of living, the increased activity of existence, the disregard ot the laws of Lygiene and the growth of bad habits, Then the dentists sat down to the feast with an added zest, and it was nearly midnight when they arose. Dr. J. Hall Lewis, the president of the so- ciety, began the -speechmaking by delivering an annual address and he was followed by each of the pioneers, the half dozen ancients who helped to start ‘the organization. ‘They were all vory happy and the walls echoed with fre- quent dental applause. ee Michael Talty’s Will in Court. The case now on trial in Justice Montgom- ery's court (the Cirenit) is the trial of the issues as to the validity of the will of the late Michael Talty, who died October 6, 1890, leav- ing a large estate. It is alleged that the leaving of the larger portion of the estate to his daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Prince, was the result of undue i and, notwithstanding the provision that if any of the children should endeavor to break the will their share should be forfeited, some of bis sons filed a caveat against the pro- bate. On this issues were framed in the Pro- bate Court raising the question of testamentary capacity, undue influence or fraud. Judi Wilson and Mr. J. J. Darlington appear for the caventors and Mr. W. D. Davidge and Mr. H. W. Garnett for the caventees. age American Pork. Secretary Rusk has been officially notified through the State Department that a number of shipments of American pork have been received at German ports unaccompanied by the proper inspection certificates issued by the Department of Agriculture. This pork had been accepted by some consular authority, but was, of course, very properly excluded by the German custom house authorities. The agree- ment between the United States and Germany is that no pork can be admitted into the Inter country which has not been inspected accord- ing to the regulations of the Department of Agriculture and which does not bear the stam and certificate of that department. All por! 80 inspected and bearing such stamp and cer- tificate is freely admitted; all other is rigidly excluded. —<$<<—<$——____— A petition urging President Harrison to ap- point M. M. Estee to the vacant cabinet posi- tion is being actively circulated and signed throughout California. alas “a OUR GOLDEN WEDDING. Perfect health is a bride who always makes her husband rich. To retain your health requires careful watching. In these days of rich and prodigal foods, the stomach needs much and considerate care. If you want to live your own golden wedding, be advised by the following : Arenowned physician, speaking of ch disorders, writes: “My own experience with the genuine Johann Hoft’s Malt Extract has been so uni- formly successful that I am prompted to publish my conclusions, believing that by this means others im guided into the same channel. Extract for dyspepsia and all diseases arising from stomach troubles, blood diseases, general debility, and espe- cially for nursing mothers, is especially efficacious because ; Ist. For its ability to convert starch. 2d. For its purity, or its freedom from substance calculated to impair its therapeutic value. 3a. For its palatableness, because we wish to avoid nauseating mixtures, Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract is the standard in all parts of the civi- lized world. Take none but the genuine, which must have the signa- ture of “Johann Hoff” on the neck of every bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agent,s 6 Barclay st., New York. Whea I say cure I do not mean merely tostop them for atime and the hate them return again. I mean a radicalcure. Ihave made the disease of FITS, EPI LEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long study. I ‘warrant my remedy to cure the cases, Because others have failed is no reason for’not now A care. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of wy intallible remedy. Give Express and Post Office, H. G. ROOT. M. C.. 153 Pearl St.. N. ¥. Gnrarercr-Courornixa. EPPS*S COCOA BREAKFAST. EE eA] ecaretul spplication of the ine perties of well- ected Cocos. M> tar provides our Once bows—9to 11 am.,2 14 pum, GtoBpm. | memory of 5,000,000 Irishmen who perished in this generation." A large and patriotic audi- ence was present, including Messrs. Burke of Cincinnati, Michael J. Redding of Baitimore, Patrick Burnett of Boston and Morisrity of New York. Bethe fe) 7. Epps, tabies with « delicate.y favored beverawe whic! save ts many heavy Gectore’ Lilla. “It te by the sade ous use Of such articles of diet that a constitution ‘may be gradually built up until enough to re ¥ to divesse. st a cating around us. seedy to attack wi 4 fatal shaft, . Jortified. atal i beeping ourselves ork es a “with boiling ‘Sold only ta ‘dns by grocer, inbeled ths: JAMES EPPS & 0O.,Homaopathic Chemists, felt-s.u,ta eR be THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Judge Foster of Valparaiso Concludes His Examination of Witnesses, Special Cable to the New York Herald. ‘Vaxpanaiso, CRILE, Nov. 22.—Judge of Crime Foster has concluded his secret examination into the assault upon the seamen of the United States steamer Baltimore. It is possible: that the result of the testimony in the onse will be obiainable some time this week. The evidence will show that Riggin. the American sailor, was killed by a rifle shot, It bas been estab- lished that there was a bullet hole made through the scarf and overshirt of the sailor who sup- Ported Riggin after be had been stabbed. In regard to Shields, the fireman of the steamer Keewoena who was subjected to such ill-treat- ment, there will probably be an argument over ‘the question of his nationality. It will be al- leged that he is not an American citizen, as the abip articles show that he is anative of Ireland. ata la wotieeiasttremhost Superintendent Porter's Address, Robert P. Porter, superintendent of the United States census. delivered an address be- fore the Commercial Club of St. Louis Satur- day. Mr. Porter traced the commercial ad- vancement of the country from the time of Al- exander Hamilton to the present, and pre- sented figures from the eleventh census to show that woo! and woolen manufactures had in- creased since 1880 $77,046,753 in value. Statistics of cotton manufactures were also made public for the first time. and show in- creases over 18H) as follows: In number of ¢5- tablishments,156; in handsemployed, 48.823; cotton consumed (bales), 670.166; in valuo of rodnet, $65,674,419; in number of spindles, 515,506, and in number of Jooms, 90,298. The greatest increuxe’ ie in the ‘southern states, which are employing nearly as many buds in this industry now as New England did in 187 DOCTORS IN CONSULTATION. Advice about a Sure Medicine. All physicians advise a medicine in the Fall. Peoplo omerge from the heat of Summer run down n heaith with malaria, causing them to feel weak, languid, tired, nervous, with their stomach, liver and kidneys out of order. The great n with everybody is, what to take? Ata recent congress of physicians this question vory positively settled by the unanimous recommendation to the public touse Dr. Greene's Nervura, as this remarkable medical discovery strengthens the brain and nerves, invigorates and vitalizes the blood, and perfectly regulates the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, A. J. Marston, M. D. of Philadelphia, editor of the “Fastern Medical Journal” and formerly pro- fessor of @ medical college, said of Dr. Greene's wonderful discovery: “Itis a harmless vegetable remedy. Its medical properties are splendid. It restores exhausted nerve power aud re-establishes lost vital wi Speciallst, stated: “I unhesitatingly pronounce i the most valuable nerve remedy I have ever used.” Dr. Henry Peffer, also of New York, spoke enthu- siastically of the great remedy, Dr. Greene’s Nervura: “It is a pertect and complete cure for sleeplessness, headache, nervous weakness and debility.” ‘The eminent Emil Neumer, M. D., superintond- ing physician of one of New York's great hospitals, said: “We are using Dr, Greene’s Nervura at the hospital for our patients pith good success.” Use Dr. Greene's Nervura if you necd a strengthening medicine. Druggiste sell it, $1.00. Dr. Greene, the successful N.B. specialist in curing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, 35 W. 14th Street, New York, can be consulted Sree, personally, or by letter. Callor write him about your case, or send for symptom blank to fill out, and a letter fully explaining your disease, giving advice, etc., will be returned Sree. Wrra Tur Cowsa OF WINTER TIME YOU ARE MADE TO REALIZE MORE FORCIBLY THAN EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUPPLY- ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FURNI- TURE AND CARPET. NO DOUBT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AROUND A LITTLE NOW AND THES, JUST TO SEE WHAT 18 NEW AND HOW THE PRICES RUN ON SUCH THINGS AS YOU MAY CONTEMPLATE PURCHAS- ING. PERMIT US TO SAY RIGHT HERE THAT THERE ISN'T A MORE DESIRABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN. WASHINGTON THAN WE CARRY. WE HAVEN'T BEEN IN OUR NEW BUILDING LONG ENOUGH FOR THINGS TO GET DUSTY YET, AND EVERY THING 18 CRIgP AND NEW. IT HAS BEEN OUR CUS- TOM FOR MANY YEARS TO MAKE SUITABLE TERMS REGARDING PAY- MENTS, AND YOUR CASE SHALL BE NO EXCEPTION IF YOU SO DESIREIT, GLAD TO TALK IT OVER WITH YOU ANY TIME, JOEN RUDDEN, 613 TH ST. N. W. A Sstart. QUANTITY OF LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF ADDED TO ANY SOUP, SAUCE. OR GRAVY GIVES STRENGTH AND FINE FLAVOR. Invaluable in Improved and Economic Cookery. ‘Makes cheapest, purest and best Beef Tea. nol2-th, ta RUNKENESS OR THE LIQUO! IT, POS- Di REL Potnes BY ADSISEA TERING . N SPECIFIC. London, England. | 39 eae Yam Ate ant Siveel. SS om ew | D.C. > a NOVEMBER 24, 1891. 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LEAVITT OF BOSTOR, Wastinitod, D. €. 1. earhace, erctse aulne 102 LST. N. Ww. 33 North Charicest.. Sdeuined tod and deed ant PIANO AND HARMONY. e030 | _0c2-3m Baltimore. a ws ral Georgetow ADAME A. PELE (FROM PARIS), OSTEY ORGANS—"30,000 HAVE DEE) 4-855 s : bere NT. aw, oval. Beeuiful we tsiee for Tit cas ‘nch classes and private lessons. Eiht yeate =. . v = successful teachine, Hest references.“ 'selStim® | _oc2-3m oa Fe ist_day_ St, Decemibes, RMAL TRAINING SCHOOL now o} a5, 5 i= fy oi equipped with 1918 Sunderland place, south of Dupont Circle. « tt $ Ht Eee be ros well cover. samio to be hept se rr Fi it Thies free from M Prize Medal ‘and boys will open September Ree Ge eartcree nea eh eye | fuetaty” OT fe ou xiver ; 3 AOS, 1453 Corcoran at nw. . Upright tag con ca ISITING TUTOR —PRIVATE INSTRUCTION | Sapiw 5 fm elementary or advanced studies by a university | STEINM AL CHASE. GABLE raduate; especial snccess with those who. study with “m Diteice of Colmmite, 3M Tine ity #1 per hour. Address J., 06 Kat. n.w. WILLIAM I) ROSSELL, AND DAY SCHOOL, + Will open Octover I, Pupils prepared tor coliéce or civil service ex- tion. High ‘Comunssioucrs of the District ot Conumbia, OnE oF THE COMMISSIONERS OF District of Columbia, Washington, November 1 ‘VY OUNG LADIES BOARD: Pad Fst... Washington. D. ve age ne 1NO1. Neale prey = nation. Pe 41.0.T. rT. i Tw ive orion. ORATORY, DRAMA’ ‘I and voice culture. EDWARD C. TOWNSEN. ana Mite'SDR TOWNSEND, Teachers, IN? Vanst, njon of urctasere' in eras a osm | 3 ey te sed in desuens of F z = EST DRCURATIVE AKT. Pianos torrent, | nirwauch, por 100 mnnhets and per 100 totter ea hee OUT OF WASHINGTON, SECUSD-HANL, PIANOS. — A lance assortment. | Mun ie {a be sory atthe Mice of the wmopert of HEELS — comprising almost every well-known make in the | ME™, Where surther infors i, ¥ OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT cr .; | Country. in thorvush repair, wail be closed out at very | FICE 18 woverved to reject any of ali tide, dW Rvs day school for you Imen and bora: | jowueures, SEECTALTNOUCES Siterad te eeehee. f° S- Sune, Ge. SOMneEs, Soe BHOTHER DENIS. | in peices aud in teruis, which will be arranged on Eas stoners D aoe oc6-4m* President. | MONTHLY INDTALEMENTS wien desired OOOO Wit. KNAUE ® co. ELS a8 Si, Market Siace. HOTELS. LADIES’ _GOODs. ERSONAL.—LADIES, HAVE YOU SEEN THE HF ouderiul JY; Borden (patent) sllchate bana bow eh gauibition at - H.W. represented by Mrs. or lace; any lady can comb into Doze ste ‘No more net, wire BS. M BRADLEY, MODISTE, 7 ¢ ST. NE. ____ MEDICAL. &&.__ ELECTRICITY 1 C RHEUMAT! peuralgia, sciati functional Weakness, ay: c. Dr. and 62 por day ‘ps cocaman, ery known style. formerly N. Y., invites patronage of Washiti Kk. LEON, 14th and K sts... Frenklin Square, ladies Costanies iiade in latest st Moderate price, Cutting and pasate 464 © ST., BET. 435 AND GTH STS. N.W., Washington, D.C. ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, can be consulted dai’y from 10 to Land 5to9. KRAMAR, LADIES’ TAILOR AND HABIT J ‘The capital's fashionable residence center. @» maker, late of Henry Creed of London and Par! Flecant rooms, stuele or em sutte, for transient of ana. Redfern of London and New York, is located Permanent eueste. Appointments and cuisine unex: a SSS. <META ae Prompt treatment. nol. celled. Aiwerican and European systems. RDION NG. KN LAITING, 20. PE: Al ON yard god upj buttons made to order, 10c. dozen; | Pilea Gat ate, useetuets. Tore usm | molite W. F. Palon. pinking, 2c. yard: Demorest sewing machine wanu- | cialty. Kefers to mikny of the most y ai — — ocrarers; price $19.50. G. We LUCAS, woe, det st. Washington. Ladies, 9 to 1. Gentiemwn trom 108. | q IKEN, SOUTH CAWOLINA, 3 noll-tn" WINTER RESORT for BEALTH and PLEASURE, Driest climate in the United States except points Of Fea! altitude in the Rocky mountaine. HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1801-92 NOVEMBER 20. EAD AND BE Wisk. _DR. BROIAPES, woo B st. s.w., appeared betore me and made oath that he is the oldest established expert specialist um this ety. and will guarantee a cure in all disense of sen ond furnish medicine, or uo charge ; consustation ald free at ay boUr Of the aay. Subscribed and swe before me by Dr. EROTHERS. SAMUEL § notary patie’ in aud tor the Dustrict E. Wee, Late of Paris, FASHIONABLE DRESS and CLOAK MAKER, Formerly associated with Mime. Washington, is now with Mine. Edson, at 1221 G st. n.w. 1438 § 8? FORMERLY 23 iT ‘The Misses Kerr's Day School for young ladies and little children. no5-3ta JRENCH AND CLASSICS PRIVATELY TAU in all their branches. Prof. H. D. LARROQU! A. M., Of Sorboune, Parie, 27 years of competeni practice, 1026 17th st. n.w. hoo-lm" Satisfaction guaranteed both a8 to work and price, Tatas NEVE! ‘ EADICTED THAT | For circalar aud terins address noldth,s.tu2w* .. BROTHERS isthe oldest established aivertisin p. CHAT: -ropetetor. audios’ physician i the Dr. BROTHERS, tou td ae RS. RM. EVA SE ST. - ee Se pernece a and Misxx scoquee repaired and seine, | J ASHOOD RESTORED BY UsiNG ABOTILE OR = inston., D.C.—Seal ‘Sacques repaired and resned, Buffs and {'apes maeto order, Carnage Hoven telined and repaired. ce ae FURS CLEANED, ALTERED AND REPAIRED equal to new; 30 years" experience. eee ed. BENTAMIN, tee of Dr. BROTHERS’ inyivorat-nz cordial Shy case Of nervous delality. Wo Bet. aw. Diuux 1 be iwost centred socation 1 BROCK WELL, Proprivtress. PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTATNED, ‘With the best of medical references, US api) y unt nol ROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, GRADUATE AT Leipaig Music College, organist of St. Mary's fhollc Church; instruction in piano, Vocal culture, pupils” residences. Address . W. nod-lin* JASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, 1225 10th st. now. ; twenty-third year. Piano, ree advan: aus-4m" V organ. voice, violin, flute, cornet, &. faves. O. B.’ BULLARD. Director. J, Dy MecaULey, Teacher and dealer in fine banion, | 2. no2-Im* Zw" 315 Del. ave. n.¢., 1 square from Capitol. M™=. T. B. Hanzison, 1329 F STREET, IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THROUGH HER AGENTS IN LONDON AND PARIS, THE LATEST FASHIONS IN HATS AND BONNETS. Hots SiNpson, Cor. This hotel ba - at 913 Ych at. nw. not D% MARSTON’ TREATMENT FOR THE CURE | of lost manhood, kidney and bladder diseases, | varicoce! without stowaca medicines. | No tail Ures or relapses, Cures assured. Denied treatise iree vciseoly MARSTON CO., 19 Park piace, New Mork Vy ands norer. +4. ave. and 14thet., Washington, D.C PS PEMIENCE 15 THE BEST TEACHER: 1. F. BROWN, MD the WORLD-RENOWNED HEALER OF DISEASE. Office, 30 New York ave., Waslington, D.C. Kectal diseases paiulessly’ treated. Hours, ¥to ig a.m.. 200 pts. Courd.tanion free. odehun” ss EBLITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.C, ROF. AND MADAME GAILLAKD's SCHOOL 900 F st. French. German, Spanis cht Dy native and experienced teachers iliard's ort ind Provressive method, the only one decorat 5 by French: minister of public in- struction. Branch in Baltuuore. ‘Bol BLOCUrION, oaToRy, ACTING. - ‘Three great courses, Ast. Complete course in Elocution. Bd. Complete course in Uratory. iid. Complete course in Acting. Short cotrses alsoia clase or private, day or evening. MANIYS COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AXD ORA- ‘TORY, G14 2th st. nw. su2bsun QESEY NeriTUTE. ‘A select school for itis. Sixth session begins Oct.1, HOE “Aides Mise DOSEN, S152 Pat, Wantmytn, nce oosichm™ EMOVAL — SCHOOL OF COOKERY, R A. BAKER, has removed from 611 to 515 12th st. Bw. Special or class lessons. hk cake daily: Dishes for dinners, receptions, &., £1 to order. ‘ech? Noxwoon Axsrrrvre, 1407 MABSACHUSETTS AVE, SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL. ‘New classes formed for pupils entering December Ist. My Dear Mr. Cabell: congratuiate you warmly on your great success in your noble school. Yours HE PARET, Bishop of Maryland. coy; tna Mew Wat. b. CABELL, Principals, 4 ADIES WISHING THEIR ®INE WHITE AND %. MULLER, 10701157. SW, TREAT AL | Witten Eaees Bote, wp Sistem French vie, | Duron [oo ey WINTER RESORTS. reasonable prices, call st MADAME VALMOST Bold | hours. Witte ne ant diene | — no7-lm* Mae MCARD DOMAINE OF FAL. 308 India ‘cashmere abawis,, ‘point laces." curtains aid usterials of any kind :euibroidery. Highest references. er pn. vXN.. Tr... 1. 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ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN CAPE AND Ase by the Misses Hiuhest and healthiest point, on handsomest boule rps, 2 clieruatig porte ned use watery wouter, climate. with advautares of @ large city. healt node beating Iu the world: © novel feat ta COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Ls. ave., opposite city post office, . Kk. URNER, A.M. C. Sixth year on s business educator in ‘this ci teen years a meunber of the faculty of Eastman’ Joint author of the Eastman System of Trai ivcelved the only wold medal awatded tor Vasiness ‘education at the world’s fair held In Paris in 1889. ‘Bix courses: ‘Busi alin, Accountancy» Civil CoLcars, es Service, Shorthand snd ‘Iypewriting. enthusiastic teaching. ror ‘ical courses. Graduates of rare ‘and distin guished success. Situations wi c ‘Send for catalogue containing a description of the courses and last yeun's enrollinent of more than, = Studies Bnei Frenchy Latiar Greek, standard Hi . French, Latin, honoxraphy, commerce, mathematics. 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