Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1891, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTIO: A Cold Ware Coming. ‘The signal office bax hoisted the cold wave Signal and says that the temperature will fall . to about twenty-four degrees by dam. to- | TE DWELLING FID AND SOME OF THE BODIES Murrow. BURNED UP-—-AN ATTEMPT TO LYNCH WIM AND ANOTHER, WHOM HE HAD 1MPLICATED—LODGED IN THE ALEXANDEIA Jail. A FAMILY MUBDERED. A Widow and Her Three Children Killed by Lee Heflin. The Weather. LOCAL FORECAST FO WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. oudy weather with but little or no rain; winds shifting tonight to northwesterly. Cold ave Bunday. FORECAST TILL FIONT A. X. SUNDA. For the District of Columbia, yland and Virginia, winds shifting to decidedly colder northwesterly, with a cold wave; cloudy weather and possibly light rain turning itto urries of snow: clearing tonight, decidedly colder and fair Sunday. High Water. 52am 5:41 p Lee Heftin and Joseph Dye, residents of Fau- quier connty. Ve., were lodged safely in the Alexandria jail yesterday after a rough travel } throng the country to escape a crowd of irate .eountrymen who bad formed a vigilance com- mittee and decided to lynch both men as well as Detective J. P. Dustin of Williams & McEI- fresh’s detective agency in this city. Dustin has been held a prisoner in the ceil with Heflin for the purpore of obtaining a con- fession from him if possible, but his identity Pe ne “bonaPa, wrerescope’ oe magne | TUS Not known by the citizens who had deter- Jantorn, but the picls must bere Pee of these | Mined to take the law into their own hands and lovely opera glassex just received from Paris by | save the country tho expense of a judicial in- the Craruix Orticat Co., Masonic Temple, F st. | vestigation. 2 = ‘The crime was the most atrocious one ever Tue Caawron» Suox keepsits shape till worn | committed in the vicinity of Warrenton, if not eat. Dove yours? in the entire state, and Lee Heflin in his last Compare tie Gnaves!—Every furnisher | ¢oufession takes the responsibility of it upon sells $1 natural wool. Ours at price is | himself, the usual $1.45 grade and “tops them all. ‘A WIDOW AND THREE CHILDREX. “Have a suit or two: The victims were Mrs. Kines, a widow, and Faaxc & Sox, One Priee, | ner three children—a boy three years old and Corner 7th and D sts. a ~ two girls nine and eleven’ years. The first $1, Heurcer’s, 453 Pa ave. (known of the crime was ine Leap nie Sipe yp ape ae Was committed, when the house was discovere Nee SA oe arr cee a clock. | to be on fire and the citizens in the neighbor- - : sales: | hood rushed to the dwelling to save the inmates. be gear amiga aca Mré. Kines and two of the children were burned _ | to aebes, but the body of the remaining cbild Sraciat. Puxsexts today. 731 7th, bet. G@ and H. | was recovered betore it had been reached by Sovtmeux Hoxous Fasiny Wo. the fame : eth, A.B, Desaben, squat of this city forthe 2. ¢ Heilin, who lived at the house of Josep! J. Heinz Company Keystone Viciling Preserv- Dye, was the first one to spread the alarm, and war be a5 after doing it he failed to return to the house ss pov of Pittsburg, Pa., has just received | to tend any assistance. ‘This was thought to be jowing message jueer conduct on bi bat when questioned Viepwoxt Exrosrrto: pment ye magi nly Atzasta, Ga. Low Water. m.| 1137 ame AMidmight Mortman needs a pair of gokl glasses for afraid of fire. Just received threo first meals, highest | The efforts of the county authorities to appre- award, cleaneweep over ali competitors. hend the murdcrer were of no avail and a re- Signed ward of $700 was offered for the capture of the Aruaxra Buaxcu House or H. J. Hetxz Com | cniprit. no e finding of the one body before it had This makes thirty-four prize medals and! pecs charred and the discovery that » blow on ewards received Ly this firm tor the superiwrity, Of their pickles, condimenis, preserves. &c., ut Various expositions, including thé Paris exposi- tion im 1859. Exzctaic Wonx, all kinds. J. H. Koemuxe. the’head or neck had caused death way sufti- jent evidence that acrime had been comuit- ted and the smell of coal oil in the burning sbers strengthened the theory that the whole sily had been murdered and the house set on fire. ATTEND our great 314.55 sale of men's suits end overcoats. E:sexax Bros., 7th and E. Avotiox Sate of dry goo:'s and ladies’ and ebildren's cloaks Monday, Nov. J0,at 10 o'clock. K. Kurnitzki, auctioneer, §. Sdmstag, sales- man. 627 D st nw. Hear by Muddiman’s gas stoves, latest de- sigas, 614 12th st. ‘Taanr's Wronesate axp Rerast wine and liquor extablishmeu: at $13 F st.uw. is the only etoze im the city wiere the pure old Lerkely Tyo whisky car be pavchased. DEVECTING THE CRIMINALS, The commonwealth’s attorney of the county visited here a week ago last Sunday and procured the servtces of Williams & McLifresh’s detect- ive agency. Messrs. Robert H. Smith and J. P. Dustin of the agency were sent down to inquire inte the case and secure the culpritsif possible, and they succeeded. After Heflins arrest he implicated Joseph Dye and his family and for that reason Dye Was also placed under arrest. Sunday Detec- fixe Dustin was placed in the cell with Heflin md the latter looked upon him as a prisoner. Heflin’s vague story of the crime impheated Dye and atter the latter the move was made to lynch the trio. They werein the jailat Calverton and fearing the jailer would be overpowered and his prisoners taken, they left the jail ‘Thursday afternoon and drove fifty miles in a wagon, spending the night in the woods. Early yesterday they boarded a train at Nokesvilie and went to Alexandria. 1208 Pa. ave. -50 cbildven’s suits thin week at and overcusts aii go Eis ‘Tue Cuawrone Sue at ali Crawfor For tie How - on pute tye MEFLIN'S LAST CONFESSION. whisky. Actne pare sour mash whijvky, Jamaica} Qn the way to Alexandria Heflin made a full iene cerns wine Uingported), 5c. * | confession of the crime, exonerating Dye. The | confession was made in the presence of a num- ber of witnesses, so that there will probably | beno difficulty in using it against him when the ease comes to trial. According to his confession Heflin visited the house about 8 o'clock on the evening before the burning of the house and inmates and knocked on the door. Mra Kines answered his cail and he asked her for some money, but she told bim that she had none. Hetiin went in the house and on the hearth in frout of the fire place he noticed a stick of wood witha rough knot upon it. He picked up the heavy instrument and with one blow on the head he felled her to the floor. The one Cas. hraxne: ent tor Matites Mineral in wall papor go to R: W. Hexprns 113 F st uw. Do Yor know that the largest stock, lowest rices, new styles und best makes Pittsburg mMps, gas stoves, gus fixtures and coffee pots, Muppiatax, 614 12th st. Gvxs! Gexs! Ammunition. 1206 Pa. ave. n.w. Guxat mark-down vale of children’ssuitsand | overcoats tis week at Kisewas ros. 7th and E. For Wasurxutos Darss bere blow proved fatal. ‘Turning, be #1 GotoJors ii. Kesty. Center Market, Ythst. wing | the three-year-old child in bed, and turning lover the innocent one, he dealt the boy a blow on the back of the neck, killing bit ‘Then he took the other two children and killed, After killing the fourth one he secured money he could find, between $25 and 75, and buried it in the county near a fence. ‘The next morning be returned to the house, saturated the place with coal oil and set fire to it. “Froma Coron Duors'” Se. Draggiste Canrrzs Cizaxrp by the Empire Carpet Works, 61-635 Mass. ave. n..w.. ape pide moth Proof tree of charge. ‘Telephone 423-2 ® Gvxs for hire. § to 1-year sizes, GONE AFTER THE MONEY. i yong He told the officers exactly where he buried the money and one of them went to Warrenton this morning in search of the hidden treasure. Joseph Dye will be released. Hefiin says he wanted the money because he was going to clope with the wife and daughter ofa countryman who lives not far from the scene of the terrible crime. He does not seem at all alarmed about what he bas done and the | consequences that are likely to follow. His only trouble is that be connot get enough to eat a eat sizes, same price, will all overcoats. 4 to ! Bo this week at E:sexay & Pnos., 7th and E. Tax Cuawroup Soe is comfortable after being worn all das Dewame of adulterated cheap wines and liquors. Cau. Xaxpsn. $9 7th st. n.w., knows how to protest his customers by secaring pure matured, who! we beverages. 3 7th, bet. Gand H. Fessriz’s Ix Caraw is dolivered every day | in the year. Leave an order fot: tomorrow's dinner at 1427 New York avenue, ; Srraxixo Tepes, lizhtning rods. J-HLKVEmuixo. Ovn $14.85 sale of men's suits and overeoats has been continued for a few days longer. If | you have not been here yet you bad better come within the next day or two. Enmeman & Buos., Tt and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Srectat Pursexts toda: An Interview With Heflin. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. ALexaxprta, Nov. 25.—A representative of ‘Tux Stan visited Lee Heffin, who raurdered a whole family at Warrenton and was brought here yesterday to avoid lynching, this morning and asked him some questions. He is not a tramp and has seldom been out of the neigh- borhood where he was born and where he com- mitted the murder. He is a young white man, twenty-eight years old.and was born in the npper ford county near Providence Church, not more than thirty miles from the scene of the murder,and his parents still reside there, From his statements it appeared that he had Been out of « place, and when he reached the neighborhood of Calverton, Fauquier county, hg went to work as « farmlaborer for Mr. Dye, | whose farm adjomed that of Mrs. Kine Axnavon’s —“The County Pair. Natioxat.—De Wolf Hopper im “Wang.” Acavemy or Music.—Marie Wainwright in “amy Eobsart.” widow lady, whe had a son abroad at work an Hannis’ Buov.—Miss Rosabel Morrison in | three small‘children at home. There was arcport “The Danger Signal.” in the neighborhood that Mrs. Kines had money Kenxay’s Lycetw Turatex.—“The Two inthe house, and Hetlin, after making bin- Jobna. | self acquainted with the surroundings of her Sr. Avousting’s Cuuxcu Hatt —Fairand Ba- | cluded cottage and ascertaining that no one {except the widow and her young children was | kely to be in the house of its neighborhoo turned over the matter in his mind and on the evening of the 18th of November went to the house and going im told the widow he wanted some money. I've got no money,” she said. “Fllace what's in here,” he responded, and [sttiting the action to the’ word, he sought to open a trunk. ‘She lewped upon him and with all her | afrength pulled Lim away from the trunk, and the rolled to the floor. while the children duet began to scream. It was the work of an instant to scize a billet of wood aud break the skull of Mrs Kines, felling her to the floor. | Her blood spattered ter | the screaming children and the oldest started cera, Senmniitoe Naving im charge the watier | Soran. The next blow of the bloody bladgeon Pees Suprerae Council! rei on the oldest child, who was seized and @f the Chosen Friends in September | murdered, and then the two younger ones were consisting of three representatives from each | beaten to death. of the councils in the District, known as the | = hort as < | oe None as ary movements is ‘ : cat Sie . tically as told above. “entertsinment committee.” mot: lest: evening, PT o oS ch wealth Attorney Jeffries of Yauquier with the American councii, No. % at Choser} ig expected here today to determine how long Friends’ Hall, in the LeDrvit .puilding, and} Heflin shall be kept at Alexandrie.. Preseated Mr. Georze W. Callahan, the secre- - —_- tary of the committee, with am clegaut tea Held as « Suspicious Character. servico, tive pieces of silver, in recognition of | Yesterday while Detective Proctor was in the his faithful and valuable services Hatt —“The Piuk Domino” amateur Ix tae Crrixat Covet yesterday Columbus dackson. charged with housebreaking, was renered by his surety. Hewry Moborts, and committed for trial. A Notte Fos. was entered in the case of John Young, charged with obtaining meer by false Pretenses, in the Critainal Court tod: was discharged from jai —o——i ‘The Chosen Friends. Judge B. A. | store of a prominent jeweler on 7th strect a € supreme councillor of this juris-| wuite man of fine appearance came in and ——<s at taid comtuttee Setign; | offered for sale a solid eighteen-karat goid Treasurer W. J. Newton. Mt Callahan. the | watch case ina mutilated condition. On being Feciptent. Messrs. Heary ae oe le ¥. ; questioned Ly the oficer be said he hailed from mnt Ransiotyh, E. H. Fowler, J. 8 nson, | St. Louis; that bis name was Michael Flynn; Morris Keim, H. €. Sholes, Miss Emma M. | that he was s marble polisher by trade, and Gillett, Miss M. G. Buckley. Mrs. Emma that he won the watch case by throwing poker OPrien and Messrs. Heilbrun, Fearing, | dice just outside of Cincinnati. He was put Byron, Van Horn and others made remarks. | yuder arrest and taken to police headquarters, . Lawrence A. Callan. councillor of Ameri- | where he acknowleged be had given a falve ¢an council, presided over ite Csliberations. | name. This m § Le yas sentenced to sixty Doctor Kate Barstow was duly initiated a|(iiys ia the work house by Judge Kimball, in mene. default of bonds, as a suspicious character. are A Marvelous Escapm Sentence of the Marshalls. A fow nights ago Mr. Julinm le Wright, while | In the Criminal Court, Justice Bradley, the on his way home, feil through the trestte work) motion for a uew trial inthe case of John Scanning a stream on the Laltimore’and Ohio! Marshall, convicted of housebreaking, filed by railroad, but escaped with a few slight bruises | M. Walker, was overruled. A similiar motion, and a general shaking up, although he iatded | led by Messrs. Peyton & Ambiet, in the case of on sharp and jagged rocks “What were you | jyayid Marshall, convicted of the same offense, thinking of to be so lost to your surroundings | was argued and overruled. John Marshall, who when you fell through?” he was asked. “Of | uad plead guilty of robbing Schlegel’s saloon, the solid gold initial and emblematic finger | stated to the court that Wm. Simonds was the Tings (Masonic, Odd Fellow and Pythian) that | one who went in, but he gut the pistol, some Flanagan wiil sell for $4 ench the first three | money and some whisky He denied that days of next week. ». 591 Tth street north-| David kuew anything of this robbery. He West, next to corner of ft claimed that be wax innocent in the Lundy —— case. He was sentenced im the first case for ‘Tax Washington Lan and Trust Co. © | four — and in the second for three years. ——_ David Marshal! asserted his innocence, but acknowledged that he was in bad with the other boys “A sentence of ares yeara was imposed. —_— Ir You Have anything to sctl—real or per- sonal—consult Lartwnm & Scoax, 1409 G street worth west. —Adwt. Piasos ros Rest. F. G. Surru, 1225 Pa. eve.—Adot. ———— Oxvaxusts, pictures. J. Jay Gould's. ctions be coolly unswered: “I aia | ———_— | THE. EV: WILL BE NO FRICTION. ‘The G. A. R. and the Army of the Cumber- land Will Arrange Dates. Although no definite understanding has yet been reached, it is evideng, say thove who ought to know, that there will be no clash between the Grand Army of the Republic and the Army of the Cumberland as to the 1892 reunions of those bodies, Both had announced September 20 as the opening day, but the Army of the Comberland wil! almost certainly hold its an- nual meeting either a week catlier or later than itat first intended to do. A. J. Huntoon. ® member of the committee of the G. A. Rt courteil of tration, told a Stam reporter this morning that the matter would undoubtedly ve arranged without a sembiance of friction. puerta” Auction Sales of Real Estate. Ratcliffe, Durr & Co., auctioneers, have sold at public sale brick buildings Nos. 3268, 3270, 3272 M street, kndwn ax Cropley's stores, to David Leverone aud Stephen Gatti for $18,000. Also a lot $3x120 feet on Congress street be- tween O and P streets to CH. Fickling for $1.373¢ per square foot; aleo brick Louse and store, 1237 High stteet, the lot having a front age of (2510-12 feet with an rreguinr depth from 67 to 202 feet, to W. A Monague for $8.125; also eight lots, each 16.92: 76 feet ton ten-foot alley, on “E street. Ist and 2d streets northeast to W. J. Aiken for $1.05 Rez square foot: also, two-stofy brick houses Nos. 50S, 810 and S12 12th street northeast to R. J. McLean for $3,000 each: also lot 13 in section 8, Barry Farm, Anacostia, on account of the United States marshal, to Joseph a Gold- stein for $550; alec part of adjoining lot of above to same for $600; also a four-story brick store and dwelling, 343 Pennsylvania avenue, the lot being 25x70 feet 2 inches, to Samuel S. Hoover for £12,625: also one uufinished two- story double Lrick house end stores on H street between 12th and 13th streets northeast, the Jot containing about 1,003 «quate fect, to Z. B, Babbitt for $42,000: also a brick house, 1221 L street, the lot beng 26 feet 4 inches by 90 feet_to an alley, to A. D. Hagen for 36.675; also a two-story brick house, 913 French street, the lot being 16 feet 3 inches by 90 fect to an ‘alley, to vthomas M. Fields, attorney for William E. Hodge, for $4,300; also two-story ick Louse on 1ith street between D street and South Carolina avenue southeast, the lot being feet dincbes in front, to Sarah E. Goff tor 150; also one-story tramo, house No. 2257 h street, the lot being 26 by 95 feet, to 8. Oppenkeimer for $2,385; also a two-story brick Louse, No. 189 Maseachusetts avenue “north- east, to J.D. Rite for ¥4,900; also three- story brick house, No. 1242 9th street, the lot being 20 by 135 feet toa 30-tovt alley, to Asa Whitehead for 39,500. Duneai aucticneers, have sold at public sale alot 24xi0s feet to an alley on 7th streot between Quand Mhode Isand avenue to Samuel Wise for $235 per square foot. Also a lot at the northwest corner of Band Arthur ce, 2214x100 feet, to Churles Gessford for per square foot. mas Dowling & Sou, auctioneers, have sold at public auction a furin containing’ forty acres in Montgomery county, Md. two and one-half miles from Silver Spring station, on old Lindersburg road, adjoining the lands of Beale heirs and ot O.' HP. Clarke, to James Gallagher tor $6,000 Also ten lots, exch 25x 100 feet to un alley, on Colfax street between Ist, Delaware avenue, Lund M streets north- east to Washingion Investment Company for 16 cents per square foot. Also a lot fronting 18 feet on D strcet at the corner of Ist street southwest, improved Ly an old frame house, to Patrick Smith for $2 ‘per square foot. Also, adjoining above, lot 18, fect front, improved by an old frame house, to same for $1.15 per square foot. Also a lot 14 feet front on Ist street between C and D strecty, in same square asabove, to Mrs. Emma Morris for 1,77: Latimer & Sloan, auctioneers, have sold at public sale a lot 20 feet 9 inches by an average depth of some 130 feet on 15th street between Land M streets to Kobert R. und James White for $1.50 per square foot: also the three-story and attic brick house 230 New Jersey avenue southenst, having a frontage of about 23}¢ feet and running back to a wide alley, to R. J. Earnshaw for $6,750: also a six-room brick house, 228 D street southwest, the lot being feet toa wide alicy, to John Sheehan for £2.925; also alot 20380 fect on 17th street between A and & streets northeast to Mary J. Snowden for £400; also the two-story fram: house 1512 12th street, the lot being 21x87 feet toan al- ley, to 8. R. Bond for $4,1 0 brick dwell- ig and store 41 G street, the lot being 24x110 feet, to Thomas Mcallister for £4,800; also the roperty 119 Cabbage alley, in square 719, to james lay for $250, also four lots, each 17 feet 6 inches by 100 feet, on R street between 2ist street and New Hampshire avenue to Wm. H. Levigee for $1.45 per square foot; also the two- story brick Louse 1313 13th street, the lot being 22x110 feet to w 15-foot alley, to Miss H. J Alatthewson for $9,000. —— A Eoy Kun Over. A nine-year-old colored boy, J. H. Butler, re- siding at No. 2 Hunt's alley, between Ist, 2d, A and & streets northasst, was run over in the Capitol grounds bya buggy yesterday after- noon and severely injured about the head. pail are sciestiy ‘Two Slight Fires. Last evening a fire took place from a de- fective flue, 173) De Sales street, occupied by Dr. Gannet, and aloss of 350 resulted. About 11 o'clock Jast night a fire took place in the basement of 608 F street northwest, oc- cupied by J. 8. Tomlinson asa printing office. ‘The loss is about 25, which is fully insured. ——_—— The Newgboys’ and Children’s Aid Society. The Newsboys’ and Children’s Aid Socicty at the late house warming netted the sum of $292.27, including the following donations: Loyal Legion, Mt./ Pleasant, $5; Mr. Sumuel Knight, 5; Mra. M. W. Galt, #5; Mrs. Reginald Fendall, $5; Admiral Case, 210: A friend, 5, and Mrs. Judge Hagner, 36. Any further dona- tions may be sent to the treasurer, Mrs. L Macfarlaud, 1727 F street. piece SES The Revival at Ryland Church. ‘The revival services in progress at Ryland M. E. Chureh, Rev. J. A. Price, pastor, con- ducted by the young evangelist, Rev. J, K. Snyder, have been very sticcessful. Large crowds are attracted nightly and on Sunday evenings hundreds are turned away. One hun- dred and twenty-five persons, mostly men, have professed conversion, aud a large per- e have joined Ryland. Mr. Snyder will remain in the city another week, continuing the meetings at Ryland Church. puma use Imrnoven axp QuickeNxeD Trarx Srnvice To Prrrspvxe via B. axp O. R. .—The morning express for Pittsburg via B. and O. I. R., here- tofore leaving Baltimore at 830 and Washin t 9:30 daily, and arriving at Pittsburg at 5 p.m., will hereafter leave Baltimore at 10:20 and Washington at 11:30 a.m. daily, and arrive ut Pittsburg at 8:30 p.m., thoreby reduc- ing the time to that city one hour. ‘This train will carry through Pullman parlor car. Owing to greatly increased travel via B. and O. K. RK. to Pittsburg, the evening express for that city, leaving Baltimore at 740 and Wesh- ington at 8:45 daily, will earry an additional through Pullman siveping car. * a “Fiona Covan Duors!” Ge. Drugsists.—Ade. ———— Heapacue from an over-indulgence in food or spirits instantly curcd by ‘Bromodine.”’25c. SS Tus Washington Loan and Trust Co. eee Paracr: Onaaxs sold on £5 payments. F. G. Syrra, 1225 Pa, ave. Two Tasos TO REMEMBER IN’ REGARD TO CATARRE. AS, IT IS A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND ‘2D, TY REQUINES A CONSTITUTIONAL a REMBDY. ‘These t¥o facts are nu $0 ‘well known to the medi- cal fraternity that Tocal applications, like souffs and inhalants, are recur bet likely to give only temporary relief, To effect « permanent cure of ca- terch requites a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsapariila, which by puritytu the blood, epairing the diseased tissues ad imparting bealthy tone to the aflected organs, does give thoruwci and lastins cure. Read vhis from Mr. PB. stout, a well-known iner~ ebant and Inmberiuan of Sheridan, Ind. ; “"I want to way for thy benelit of wullering humanity, that HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA IS A PERMANENT CURE FOR CATAREH." After suffering with ca arr in wy head fora num- ber of years, and using every obtsinable remedy, I was requested by our drugaist, Mr. C. E. Elliott, to take Hood's Sarsapariita. “ Ldtd so, and sfter usin three oF four bottles Lau healedof the most annoying disease the haman systeu:'ts hetr to.” PF. B, >TOUT. AN “+A NO. 1" MAN. Tao shove. eationniel #froman, A Ko. 1men of ‘wealth and influence.” C. BE. ELLIOT Y, druggist, HOUOD'S SARSAPARILLA It's the best blood paritier; the best nerve helper, the d Be STAR: WASHINGTON. No. 18, @. A-R., a resolution offered by Mr. Dony was unanimously adopted setting forth that John A. Logan Post, actuated by that true spirit of loyalty which ever animated the Jant soldier and statesman whose name it the honor to bear, heartily endorses the senti- ments expressed by the commander-in-ehief in Gettural order No. 4 relative to the public dis- Play of the “confederate flag.” annual Visitation by the department officers also oc- curred, and speeches were made by James M. Pipes, department communder; M. T. Ander- son, assistant quartermaster ‘general: J. C. 8. Burger. chief mustering officer: J. E. BoCabe, chief of staff, and Comrades Bickford, Thomas, Hayes, L. 8. Emery, butcher, Keith and Brust. Two recruits were mustcred in. A PLEASANT DANCING PARTY. A pleasant little dancing party wae given last night at the residence on Maple avenue of Gunner Roe, U. 8. N. The hostess was Miss Lizzie Roe and the guests Mr. and Mrs. Knay Mz. and Mrs. Strubbie, Miss O. Symonds, Mr. Symonds, Miss Mildred Peck, Mrs. Smith and others. “the affair was sclect and fhformal. Flowersenhanced the beauty of the parlors. BAPTIST BIDLE SOCIETY DISCUSSION. Christ before Pilate was tho subject dis- cussed last night by the Baptist Bible Society at Mr. Alpheus Davison’s. After study general conversation followed. Those present were Rev. Dr. G. W.McCullough, Deacon Wilsie, Dr. Leach, Mr. Milstead “A. Rustk, Miss Davison, Mrs. Barr, Miss Chase, Miss burr, Mra. Ride: ‘Miss King, Miss Harmer and Miss Wilsie. SEWER IMPROVEMENTS. *> Capt. Lusk will soon begin operations upon the Harrison street sewer and continue it well out into the river. He willalso put a sewer under Morris road to connect with that técerttly Se through the farm of Mr.Edward Temple. ‘ater mains are down along Harrison end Pierce streets and fire plugs up. NOTES. St. Andrew's Brotherhood of the Episcopal Church met last night at the sub-parlor of Mrs. Arnold. Mr. Barnabas Bryan presided. The brotherhvod wil! hoid its annual election at its next 1mcetin| ‘The Anacostia Citizens’ Association failed to a last night for lack of a quortm: normal clues of the Methodist’ Sunday ght at the residence ed nn hour this morning by e draw of the Anacostia Miuerva Tribe, No. 14, Improved Order of Red Men, met last nigh ‘Trustees’ Sale of 14281 Street Northwest. Rover and Elbert, trustees, wili sell, through Latimer & Sloan, on Monday next, at 4:30 p.m., in front of the premises, lote 11 and 12 in square 216. —Avict. —— Foot Ball. Princeton College versus Columbia Athletic Club at Capitol Park Tuesday, December 1, 3:1 p.m.—Adet, ———— Baapsvny Praxos sold on $10 payments. ¥. G. Santy, 1225 Pa. ave —Adot, galiectit Een Faasx T. Raw1ixos, trustee, will selon De- cember 7, throug Latimer & Sloan, anction- cers, that valuable property at northwest cor- ner ‘of Gth and 1 streets northwest. See ad- vertisement. A Mosisrens Cone. A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE BOY CURED OF OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES BY THE CUT: CURA REMEDIES. PRAISES THEM IN THE PULPIT. HOME AND IN THE STREET, CURED BY CUTICURA. For about thirteeu years I have been troubled with eczema or soue other cutaneous disease which all rem- edies failed tocure. Hearing of the CUTICURA REM- EDIES, I resoived to sive them a trial. I followed the directions carefully, and it affords me much pleas ure to saythat before ysing two boxes of the CUTI- CURA, four cakes of CUIICGUKA SOAP and one bottle of CUTICURA RESOLVENT I was entirely cured. In addition to my own-case, my babs boy, then xbout five months old, was suffering with what I sapposed to be the saiue disease as niine, to such an extent that his head was coated over with a solid scab, from which there was # constant flow of pus. which was sickening to look upon, besides two large tumor-like Kernels on the back of his head. Thanks to your Sonderftil CUTICURA REMEDIES, his scalp is perfectly well, and the kernels have been svattered so that there is only one little place by his left ear, and that is healing nicely. Instexd of a coats of scabs, he has a fine coat of hair, much bet was destroyed by’ the disease. I wonld that the Whole world of sufferers from skin and blood dis- toilet soap in iny house since 1 bo: your CUTICURA S0AP. I would be inhuman, as well a8 unzrateful, should I fail to speak weil of and recomend them to every sufferer. Ihave spoken of them, and shall continue to speak of them froin the pulpit, in the homes and in the streets. Praying that you may live lon, and do others the ssme amount of good you have done me and wy child, I remain, yours gratefully, F (Rev.) ©. M. MANNING, | ‘Box 28, Acworth, Ga, CUTICURA REMEDIES Are in truth the xreatest skin cure, blood purifiers and humor remedies of modern times. Sold everywh Price, CUTICURA, 0c. ; SOAP, 25e.; RESOLY . Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. G2-Seud for ‘How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 4 axes, 50 illustrations aud 100 testimonials, Pimples,-black heads, red, rough, chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. OLD FOLKS! PAINS. Full of comfort for all pains, inflammation and weak+ ness of the aged is the € RA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and only pain-killing strengthens ing plaster. New, instantancous and infallible, no-wies, Tus Mosemerat. 937 and 909 F st. nw. Fine Millinery, Closks, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.” We are making it posstble every day from now right on till alter Christinas for hard-enmed dollars to de surprising things in every line we carry. If you've to buy Holiday Goods—buy them; buy them now, If itsaDoll, “face the muses it's an issue that can't be coded. If a Cloak or Wray, a Hat or Bonnet, Ribbons, Furs, Hoviery?' Merino Underwear, i mbrelias, Hantkerchurs, Globes, SU or Musiin Cuderwear, Lesaute Wear, Cabattes N wear, Fancy Goods, Fans, <e.—why not avail of the Price reasons we make and anticipate those needs to- day—this week? We have made a price inducement that will count. We're ready ; are you? OUR CLOAK WaY. I1'S A GREAT CLOAK YEAR! JACKET AND REEFER SALE. Plain and Diagonal Reesers Hipped-seaiued Reviers, Diaxonal Cheviots, Astrilm trimmed. BalticSea.-trimmed Reeiers, Cape Seal... a Sabie and Mink-triininied Keefers frou, Cloth Capes from. Plush Geeters trom... sss Mouttlon-teimuued Coat in’ Bedford Cord Chevivt from. . Headwear interest in a price way, our kind of heud- ‘wear, our way uf price interest. ‘Today we shall-cut the prices more yonr way ; Lere's how: UNTKIMMED HATS. Our Wooi Feit Hats from this dag trom 25¢. to 730. ‘The best Imported Hench Fur FbIt Hats and Bon- nets, that Were sold at $1.08, 82.50, 83, at 1.48, TRIMMED MILLINERY, A wonder of beautitul inodeis in Midwinter Styles of ‘eadwear—Hate, Jet Toques end Bounets—st surpris- inyly low prices. RIBBONS. The lar.zest, mont select assortment of Ribbons in the city, in every width, color aud quality, for fency work, millinery und dross trimujing, at ‘une-fourth be:ow the regular price, ircm number one to nuwher GLOvEs, =. All the best, which we import. Also the best P. P.. the Faris, the Foster, for both ladies’ and. men. Evory pair warranted and fitted to the hand.” Fine Ostrich Tips in ali colors at 50s. a ‘value, $1 to $1.25, Bo2S-4t? Hi fer than that which | ‘Dc. BATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 48, At thelast meeting of John A. Logan Post,| we with mushroom concerns, that imitate our ays- tem, styleand manner of doing business as near as they dare do. All chechs issued by us are as zood as gold, and are redeemable at any of our 209 stores or from our wagons when pre- sented to the proper parties. Dox'r Be Scanep. We are in business to stay. Exrosiox The public are beginning to see that the Te Coffees and Baking Powder advertised at low cs ‘by mushroom coucerns are greatly be- low par and dear at any price. No pleasure in mang them. The consumer soon realizes that the best is the cheapest. Among ull the Teas, Coffeesand Baking Powder now being sold The Great At- Jantic and Pacitic Tea Company's stand out re-eminent and ahead of unything in the mar- et, becnuse the company have held their way from the begizning upon just and honorable principies. “They will not sell goods th not recommend. Customers are alwe; jure of getting the.right goode at the right prices. Our 38-ceni, $5-cent and 38-cent Java and Mocha Coffee stands unequaled. ybody likes Thea-Nectar, everybody fants ib and nearly oversbody uaee it “Don't am exception. Call and get a cial present with every pound, dcents. War ranted to suit all tastes. A handsomely deco- rated china bread and milk set, three pieces, given with a two-pound box of A. & P. Baking Powder. Checks given with every 25 cents’ worth of Tea, Coffec, Baking Powder or Con- densed Milk. Look out for the Home Guard during Christmas week; don’t miss it. Tut Great Atzanric asp Paciric Tea Co. Main.stores, 501 and 503 7th street northwest; branches—1620 14th street northwest; 3104 M street, Georgetown: 58, 59, 60 Center Market; 91 and 92 Western Market; 8 and 9 O Street Market, and 101 Northern Liberty Market. Newrox H. Bowaas, Manager. ‘Telephone all, 848. it Our Success. Fresh), ‘Our Success. roasted Coffees, Special presents, Let. Gand H sts, 731 7th ot. Guest Curva AxD JAPAN Tra Company. ‘This is the ‘Tea Company whose Coffees are roasted 731 7th at. 731 7th st. Bet. G and H. Bet. Gand H. | Gold Rings, $4; worth 86. Gents’ Gold In- in this city, Coffees roasted in this city. Lookout Lookout Lookout for concerns whose Coffees Voffees are stale long before arrival. Freights are long delayed now and ready roasted Coffees are terribly stale. Our Coffees are roasted hourly in this ’ city. Gneat Curva anv Japax Tea Co., Bet: G and H. ‘731 7th et. cents to the Ladies’ Home Magazine, 1025 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa., and they will send the magazine for a whole year and a re- bate premium worth nearly €2. It is the most wonderful offer ye ite W. B. Hartley & Co., 918 7th st. n.w., show the largest stock of Ladies’ Evening Slippers and Ties, all colors, at lowest prices in the city. 1" 987th. 987th, 918 7th. Tuesday, Dee. 1, We will inaugurate our holiday season with a grand opening. Every lady will be presented with a souvenir, On this occasion we will make reductions in all depa Silser-piated But. Dishes, Stlver-piated Cake Baskets, Silver-pinted Casters, €3; worth $4. Silver- plated Tilting Pitchers, $12: worth £15. Silver- plated Tea Sets, $15; worth $20. Silver- plated Pickle Casters, $1.75; worth $2.25, Genuine Diamond Rings, £6.50; worth Genuine Diamond Rings, $7.50; worth $1 Solid Gold Baby Rings, 50c.; worth 75c. Soli itial Rings. €4; worth $6. Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, 31.85; worth $225. Better quality Ladies’ Rings, 3; worth $4.50. Nickel Alarm Clocks, 90c.; worth $1.25. Don't forget dute—Tuexday, Dec. 1. ‘Tae Vorgr Maxvvactunixe JewELRyCo., 713 7th st. n.w. ue P. 8.—Make no mistake in place. There’s No Need for you to be “out of fashion” when for $2 we can furnish you the new Dunlap style Derby—noual @% Shape and quality guaranteed. Fnaxc & Sox, One Price, Corner 7th and D sts. ee oes If You Appreciate Good Health Uso pure goods only. We aro happy to inform all lovers of pure goods that we are headquar- ters in the United States for pure Teas, Cof- feos, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk, Don’t be humbugged by these mushroom con- cexns, “They hive noting to Loe Not more comforting than a cup of fine toa oF delicions coffee. . Splendid Mixed Ten at 80c. per pound. Our own brand of ‘Thea-Nectar Tea’ at GOc. per ound will equal any €1 per pound. tea to be ad elsewhere. A handsomely decorated China Bread and Milk Set given with a 2-pound package of A. &P. Baking Powder. Cheeks glven with every 2c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder ‘and Condensed Milk.” Look ‘out tor the “I.ome Guard” Christmas week. “Don't mise it, Tur Gneat AiLantic axp Paciric Tea Com PAN, 601-503 7th st. n.w., © it in qi Reduction Saic.—For a short time we will sell all of our $5 and £6 Shoes at $4 and £4.50. Best makes. W. B. Hautrey & Co, iw 918 Tth new. 918 7th a.w. Carving Knivesand Cutlery in fancy plush cases, Surgical Instruments. Watronp's, 477 Pa, ave. it’ Mme. Washington wishes to inform her customers that she is now prepared to make Costumes and Wraps gt short notice. She has the best artists; her Work is under her own personal xapervision. Fitting and styles can- not be surpassed. 1816 G st. ut 1 Have a large «tock of Heating and Cook- ing Stovesat low prices. Latrobes and furnaces repxired. Call and see. no20-Im Gao, E. Gaurnext, 815 7th st. n.w. ‘For aches and pain try Sslvation Oi. 6 ‘Don’t Let That Cough Continue. Stop it at unce with Piso's Cure for Consumption. It never fails. 25c, All druggiste, A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should not be negiected. Brows's Broxcurat Tuocnrs are a simple remedy and give prompt relief. Be. a box. 8 Brown says you are about bi a writer. Why nod i look at the Caligraph? sis Buy a Machine Witn a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent ‘rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping uo- tion Of shuttle machines. Warten & Witsox Mra. Co., fet8-str 437 9th st. nw. Phillips’ Digestidle C Avery nutritiougdrink for children, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. Err fs Ee RRR iE ais Sxs8 LYCEUM THEATER, PA. AVE. AND 11TH ST, WEEK COMMENCIN MATINEES TUESDAY, MONDAY, NOV. 30. RSDAY AND SATUR- ‘Day. AMERICA’S LEADING VARIETY ATTRACTION, RRR KI > ROR - it ¥ . J RRE RE q ¥Y BE Bea i R ERE AND ww = Seer oo BR: tee 8883 eR Wey OS OS RP ae BBB IT GGG Shs A oo ww Ww BRUG s ww pices Ss ith ee Hau 1 GSS S558 ib “oe WW = A GRAND DO A FAULTLESS VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. THE GREAT ENGLISH DILNNE. -al Voice, Fuslaved ive Face the English Nobility. ‘8. McBRIDE AND WALTON, oilncing Belentific Boxing. COMPANY |ARACTER COME- ER OF THE FAMOUS JENNY HILL. ‘f SALARIED ARTIST IN THE WORLD. . EWSBOY OF LON rae and Express «Paddy McBride Will Meet All Comers) ABLEN AND REG. FIELDING. WASHBURN SISTERS. FRANK GOLDIE AND SALLIE ST. CLAIR. HH OA , S55 Bo oak BPD HY HHH AA DD EE HOH AAA OD HOH 2°4 Doo e AND TTT HOR FRE 4 ey clon TR OR Ee ae “aan hg t HTH ES die oS ee v HA EER 4 Ml Oy TF Introducing FLORENCE MAWLIE OFF MASOGRE, ony oe PAT REILLY 4 to as 50 BRIG NEW SO: iT. BEW, the initahte Irish Comeaion, ) MICK. Special Scenery, Costiy Costunies and Novel Mechan- ical VEHING REACTIES, 50 MUSIC AND DANCES: Introducing the Sensational ECADEL DANCE. Popular ‘Nicht ...... 1,25, g0snd 75 cte.? Boxes and ces. (Matinee. 1 and SOcta.s Loge, $1. A GOOD RESERVED SEAT FOR 58855 SSg “2 & ge es Bee o 384 ae © - Sen Sy Goo EF Bas = HARRY KEKNELT AND COMPANY. 1t Dee, H RI: BIJOU THEATER Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Proprietors and Managers, ‘Week Commencing Monday, Nov. 30, THE EMINENT VIRGINIAN AND GREAT HEROIC ‘ACTRESS, A 6co. N FER se 8% ER FER gs af GEG Sy REE H R ERE RRR NN N DDD MN HOH E R''e NEE BD 0% REE HoH kee BORN XN Bop “oo § ENT 44nd Strong Supporting Company, in Her Enjoy- able and Laughing Success, “LA BELLE MARIE," “A WOMAN'S REVENGE. ‘Miss Herndon in the dual roles of JEAN INGLESIDE, ) A Country Girl. MARIE DUBOIS, } A Woman of the World. During the production of the tramp scene in act 3 ‘Miss Belle Tucker will introduce her inimitable light- ning change dances and Lottie Briscoe her wonderful songs. ‘Bliss Herndon’s costumes are marvels of beauty."— New York Fashion Journal. It (A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT AT & ‘Last performances of ©. B. Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger's grand produe- tion (by specis! arrangement with Neil Burxess), THE COUNTY FAIR, THE COUNTY FAIR. THE ,COUNTY FAIR. THE ‘COUNTY FAIR. THE COUNTY FaIR. SEE THE GREAT HORSE RACE. SEE THE MERBY HUSKING BEE Next week-MAGGIE MITCHELL. no2s SEATS NOW ON SALE. 667. RAND KAFFEE KLATCHE,” i Pythien Hall, Ob st. bet. Mas J io be held at sachusetts ave, Morning Le. a. itar Lode, No. 8, 1.0. the auspices of Decesuber 7, = a. T., Band 9, 1891. Come help us do ood. “Single admis- sion only 10 cents 1 KE®9an's Es ceEUM THEATER, Peunsyivania ave. and 11th st, TONIGHT! TONIGHT! THE TWO JOHNS. POLLS OPEN FOR VOTING ON DRINKING AND SMOKING, ‘Next week—Reilly & Wood's Big Show, incinding PEGGY PRYDE, D028 . EW NATIONAL THEATRE. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, LAST TIME OF HO oo Hun 8 8 HO8 H “oo DE WOLF Eb Ee Ee 4 pr RE P P Ere AND HIS COMPANY, IN HOYT'S ‘A MIDNIGHT BKi. ‘A Ml £ BEL: IDB iGt - 4 MIBMiou? Bex it AcaDEny. 3 (SATURDA' ING, THIS GATURDAY) EVENING, LAST APPEAR Maki TE WATN) UAH ARG RGRE Assisted by HENRY MILLER, QRANB ERGEISH UREA gouprany, ‘Seats now on sale. Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Drunken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervinn, Free samples at 4tr Mentz's Davo Stone, 1014 F st. ie Have You Old oe paver ‘oo, remember ig. jeweler, 3. Desio, who will pay the highest ‘price. ' 439 9th st, nw. Hooms 4, 5. 6, upstairs.“ n2itodid-tu,thées “Nubletst” Sc. Druggists. —_no8-eolm An Invention Making Sewing s Pastime, Wheeise & Wilson's New High Arnie. & charmy on sight, ts use /437 Sth street northwest. dite TOURS E etzays all necessar; Bayt, Co.ombia, Ni Woobé ¥ expenses: it Perel end tateretng tripe oe te Isiand of eee Tay ~ 2 Mine Saraetp Ae a Jah dope ROl-eoxzt (20kon oF OCR FaTieN, Th aNd LIFE IN ITALY, BER PEOPLE AND HER ABT. SIX LECTURES BY MISS ANNA SEATON SCHMIDT, Thnstrated with Superd Stereopticon Views THIRD LECTURE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. _Stanze of Raphaci and Sigine Chapel, Milan, Padua, Verona, Perugia and Assisi Cathedrals aud interiors. Admission, 50 cents, ‘Tickets at METZEROTT'S, 1105 @ st. no27-at AND BALL ‘8 TABERNACLE, ‘and C. Temple, OVEEER an, of tive ball. "ei moDT-2e* ALBAUGH's GLAND OPERA HOUSE MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, Ina AMERIC MAGGIE MITCHE! MAGGIE MITCHELL, MAGGIE MITCHELL, Under the management of Mr. CHAS. ABBOTT, im ew American Comedy-drama, esjecially written for her by ©. T. Dazey, entitled THE LYVTLE MAVE: THY LITTLE MAVER: THE LITTLE MAVERIC “A Maverick 's am: over the range without any Lrand er owner, « prey to every raskil of a coyote or cattie stealer."—May Percy. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. _SEATS NOW ON SALE. NATONAL kteLes: anion, Novewber 30 to December 12, 1801, THE GRAND REVIEW, THE GRAND REVIEW, THE GRAND REVIEW, For the beuefit of POTOMAC CORPS, W. B.C. Auziliary to the Department of the Potomac, @. A.R. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Season tickets and reserved seats at Metzerott's, 110 Fst. ] ] * Beason. CONOR. no G-3t BISCHOFF Co: 1S BISCHOFF CONCERTS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, - JI-NEW YORK STARS. jan. SWSCHUBER GQ. AKLET of Chicago, Feb. 17-WASHINGTUN MUSICAL CLUB, as. sisted by Dro BISCHOF!, Mr. SHIRCLIFE and Ps ticket sale at Lllis & Co. TUESDAY MOKMI ue till MONDAY, Dec. . INSTRU the U.S. Naval Acadeuy: Secs etioal for dancin, Masonic Hall, Geackey Oe Circulars at the academy. 2 LECTURES. Fete Lecrones © a FUNDAMENTALS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITE Kationally considered, VEN ‘November 20. ec12-3m* HIE The anthony or Srture, <w hutter™ of Mus Ate. IV. The Reality of the Life Atter 1 iHome, Cain apd Cob Joby ee Chain aged Cabs 3 we Lov a . and id pete Yard a and Departiiencs, with suite, 10e No visit compiete wath ude On OUF reat six-in- band Tay Ho 1 1th wt. now. welt EW_ PUBLICATIONS. J,» LirrincorT comraxys NEW PUBLICATIONS. A SUPPLEMENT TO” ALLIBONE’ (CAL pieriosaky SOMITE OF ENGLISH LIT! TURE AND Bi 8 AMERICAN AUIHOLS Bh JOU. POSSER tg gel. inert two. Nearly ta Wait Mitonte, #20 00; halt” cal, 2200, hail mo Prospectus with speermen pagca mailed onapplication THE NEW CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA. mays. 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LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, ° 715 and 717 Market street, Philadelphia. AUCTION SALES. L Ati & sivan, aucuoncers. 1 THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT RESIDENCE, Ho. 1116 VERMONT AVENUE, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER NINTH, 1:91, st FOUR O'CLOCK, in frout of the Preuises, we shall offer at public auction that valuable three-story and basement residence No. 1116 Ver. amont avenue, containing sixteen rooms, with modes: improvements, carved walnut mantels, fine chande- three years, with notes bearing interest apd secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. Al) conveyancinx ‘and recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of €500 ‘Will be required at the time of sale. poWdkde LATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctionsera, GROCERY AND aEAT. SEAR 4 SEES OE ES R TCLIFFE, DARE & CO. sirancuvea O RAG T ok THE ANE PAID Fe 25 por for earls Ww AniINOT x Home ie. sixty csi O ues ot ROER, OF tug te Jovu the order ‘lars an anf oration. can adiiress tie above for cu coe) Tt CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY cpeamiod for minty Ange, te Sis Area. cata Fetates tuatince HENRY KO SIMPSON, Secretary Fpeciry axp Washineton ¢fice, Saat FPOSIT COMPA’ ids Becomes surcty or Londs Of SAMIUIStRSOR, gunn bo trite raat ah GUAKANI Ee» UME FIDELITY OF SALARIED OFFICERS, LY PLOY LS. ne20-1m W OODS & 60, BANKERS, tor Ft ow, fra, corper 4 ad Our fa “ toreiem and domestic, } available inail parts of the word far drown at cus If you have any reason for chan count OF op eu & REN u: Cail and see us, Close 4 wv. your bank ae WOODS & Co., BANKERS, wae en ashingtou Mock Pxchan eh & STEVES V Regal Estate ea est mo Mone; thes bu ta thes ane real estate. Special atteucion to Grst<lene we vestments. or y ATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, 3.E COR ISTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPRCIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Deormanized under sct Comyress Uctover 1, 1800, Transects the business of e ‘TRUST COMPANY 22 aks Ate various Uranchen, Also the business of a PAVINGS BANK And of fAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ‘Capital: ORE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts an executor, administrator, euardian of the or tates of minora, coumittes of the estates of Junaticn, receiver, assumes aid executes Lrusie Uf any andevery encriy tion. Wille kept without charge. Receives money deposite in sume of TEN CENTS end upward aud allows interest thereon. Money deposited before the fire! day and on the fire, cond and thud days ot the month will draw imterest from the first day. Leake Lames Upon real estate aud collateral excur ay. Fella fretclase real estate and other securities im suns of £500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU. ALLL upon deposit in capacious storage vaultect UbSUL jameed Fy wens abd Security. SMALL SAFES FOR KENT FROM 85 to €125 PER ANNUM. Oftice hours—Daily from # a.m, to 4p.m., and unt ctherwne crierd, im addition to the revular oles heurs, unt + as soliows. “Un the 15 aay (Un the let UGsitvess day oi each iwowth, On the Linst, secoud ad Gard dass of each mouth, «eunday ae) Wir tie ott vain om Sunday the 48th aay Walle substituted. Manavewent Presa ut BYNAMIS F. SNYDER. Vice Lremideuts, CHAKLES C. "Gul Lit, First. @AMES b. JOHNSTON, Decoud Treasurer, E. FRANCIS KiIGes. aLperr Pi 2 revaNt. sata Penjamin P. Zonas C. Robbing, Snyder, ©. Albert 1. bturtevant, = Audrew Wy ie, George fi. Pant, Matthew G. Cinery, Lewis Ciepuane. Charies A. Jaawes, Henry A’ Winard, 2, Francs Kiwae, dammes M: Joumetom, — Cimuyen cao iio heces. Seti ia ou hy ues john Foam, os itm E Clari. BONDS AILROAD STOCKS AND Bor it Fk hataarem, Anvestinent >torkn atid Bonen Specialty. Bie CalsOLM & OU. uy FP Orrick Rooms ron KENT Ma the new building of the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company, corner Wh and F sta Every wodern convenience and contort for men who spend « large Part of their lives m their offices, Call for permit to imapect the premises, selt-shin BB. WAKNEK, President. ELIT » ‘BSOCIATION KEQUIAED. Any amount jcaved, yable @1.s th on each OA BL SST aster es beet For pampicets and MAND wo Fst we St. 1D BUILDING AND LOA’ Ba Barrtson Pres. (0)¥) Alonso Tweedale, Sec. JNO W. COKMON. = sO. W. MacaRTNEY, Meusber N.¥. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEL BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥. Ww. Bankers and Dealers in Government bonds Deposits. Loans. Collections. Reilrons Frocks sud be nae suet all secures ete the'rxchangeset New Lurk, Pulladeyiua, Duston and Oa pecsuty prods oh fevemmuent socasttion, District apex it) made 8 Seveat Ewin and sifloval Waiirued. Gan, Ineuraies and Teas bioue Stool dealt in. ‘Atmerscau Bell Tescpbone Stock bouchtand sold. 3518 M0%EX To Loan SUMS To SUIT, LOWEST KATES OF INTEREST. satwounts oud Jou tue GULDSBOKOUGH BKUS. & CO. oc? 163 Penna. ave, WIS G. TEWKSBU! W. B. BIE, L BY Broadway Matas or, Aleuler Washington Stock bacuanse, LEWIS 6. TEWKSBURY & 00., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. c., Euy end sell for coeh or on manna Stocks, Bonga, and ati allowed on deposits. (Cut-cistown Dusiuiens «specialty. ie cs a quotations all markets, octet DYEING (OF ALL FANCY SHADES, According to Sample Selected, when only slightly faded. are ALMOST EQUAL TO KEW. ar ‘@ & corner 17th ot. and Foirmountove, ‘BRANCH STORES: eect neg 1623 Columbis ave... Te Markte, Winingen, Deh gamy < :