Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION, ‘The Weather. LOCAL FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. Slightly warmer, fair weather, morning. followed by threatening weather an: vain during Friday; soutberiy winds. FORECART TILE. RIGHT A. w. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, slightly warmer till F followed by ihzent: weather and rain dur- fag Friday: 01 Spr water Temperature and coudition of am: Great Falls, temperature. 32. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 43. Con- | @ition at north connection. 16: cond | south connection, 36, dixtribating reservoir, temperature, 40: condition a: influent gate | house, 6; condition at efluent cute house, 7. | High Wacer. Low Water Oem MIpm.| sam 369 pm | Mex’s Foasisnixos.—Specia! vaiue in under- wear, 500. to $1: gloves, half how, neckwear and saspenders at low prices for reliabie gouds. AT. Licwon, 485 7th ot. Fraxaoax has got the clock you want 531 Beventh street northwes:. Tay Massage, oncefrer. Rer's, 1928 N.Y.ave, water at7 ondition, | Masonic Temple, F st., prescriptions. Crarst Orticat Co. tnakes a specialty of oculi Iv You don’t fiud wines or liquors at Car. | XaxpeEn's, 909 7th st. n. w., to euit the most fas- | tidious palates, you find them nowhere else in} town. latest styles, £1.50, $2 A. T. Lawis, 435 7th st. | DuEN’s Strrs that were €4, £4.50 and $5 es wewas Luos.’, 7th and E ste War not examine the new Pittsburg lamp? ea Meppiias, 614 12th ot Fessern's Ice Cntam is delivered every day im the year. Leave an order for tomorrow dinuer at 1427 New York avenue. For artistic colorings and effectsin wall paper ge to RW. iuynensox’s, 1115 F st. now. 78, $2.50, h and E ste. worth Max's Buacx Carvior P. 26, $4.50, $4 and $5.50. E:semax Bros. Fos tue Hoxroays—Bon Ton pure rye whisky. Acme pure sour mach whisky, Jamaica | rum, Cabinet sherry wiue (imported), 75c. = quar: bottle. Catawba wine, 75c. x gallon. At Cuss. Axazwex's, agent for Manitou Mineral Water Co., 737 7th wt. nm. Caaeezs Curaxep Ly the Empire Carpet Works, 631-435 Mass. « n. 7th and E ste Tmane's Wuoresare xp Rerare wine and Hiquor establishment at SIs Fst.n.w. is the only wtore in the city where the pure old Berkely rye whisky cau be purchased. re Urgiont Prax at GL. Wiz & Bros. A Cuaxce For Tae CatLpai Suits at $3.50 that formerly sold for $4, $4.50 and $5 at Eisemax Buos.’, 7th and E sta, Pretseces Lars give the light. Mvppnuas, | 614 i2th street. Las them. Horipay Pursexrs—The cheapest picture store in the city. From November 28 to De- eember 24 I will seil my etock of picture frames, &e., lower than ever offered before in th Chea fine original ter colors, et ali marked | wu | reproductions rings, pastels, de Laws, HL Men's Bisex © ve been sold, | et 50 a pair w Do xor Detar 3 s for photograpts aud portrait ays ME Studio 121 $8.50 rox Crinpex’s Ove $4, eAOand emAN Ba CITY AND DISTRICT. ats that were 7th and EL AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axnavon’s.—Maggie Mitchell in “The Little Maverick.” NattoXat.—Hoyt's “Midnight Bell.” AcapEany Msc. Emma Juch Opera Company in “Cavalleria Rusticans.”” Huents’ Buov.—Agnes Herndon in “La Belle Mari Kuavay’s Lycrom Tueaten.—Reilly & Wood's Big Show. Sc. Avevsrixe’s Cucace Hatt. —Fairand Be- zaar. Naviosat Rrvirs’ Anwony.—Grand review by Potomae Corps, W. I C. Cucrem oF Ove Farurn.—Miss Anna Seaton Schmidt's Lecture on “Life in Italy.” . ANpaEw's Cavrcu.—Organ Recital by Lonis Kutter of Raltimore. Prot. CONDENSED LOCALS. Lonny Cnexsitaw forfeited 5collateral in the Police Conrt today for wasting Potomac water. Yustenpay Wm. Contes, living in Slate alley, fell from the steps of 1454 Corcoran street snd fractured hi« left knee. Ia Durry feil ina fi K streets yesterda 1262 17th street nort At 5:20 O'Cuock this morning fire was dis- covered in the tool room at the Baltimore and Ohio depot, and No. 3 Cowpanr extinguished the flames. The loss was about 210. Eriemaxy Cuartrx of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Chas. N. Butier, B. Howell, secretary: Fred. A. Kendall, assis ant secretary snd treasurer. ‘Tue Wire of William Homestead, after a short flues of four days, died at her late resi- dence, 1215 17th street northwest, yesterday morning. The funeral services will take ce from the Nineteenth Street Baptist ureb, of which she has been a member for Many years, at 2 p. m. on Sunday. Interment will be at Graceland cemet 1ith between I and 1 was taken to per home, The Unity Cin held ing Inst night at the residence of aise. Morri- son, No. 811 13th street, which was greatly en- joyed by the members, as it wax the tirst full gathering since last spring. An interesting Paper on “The Old and the Young” by the president, Mr. J. B Philp, was attenti rgely attended meet- listened to and afterward disc:tabsed by 3 M D. Lincoln, Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Dutty. Prof. D. N Mr. Geo. A. Bacon and BK. Trimbley e music, vocal and instru- mental, by Mise Hillen Morrison, Miss sanon, Mrs. errr and Mr. J. J. with numerous recitations by Mr. 8. K. Hail and Dr. Duncan. goat eee Big Crowd at the Grand Review. There was « big crow: at the grand review at National Kitles’ Hall, a crowd that ate popcorn, @rank lemonade and was decidedly merry after @ proper fasbion. Sales of the thousand and oue articles which Potomae Relief Corps bas Gthered together procecded satisfactorily, and altogecher last night's se-sion was tore suecess- fol than any of its predecessors, The tableaux Merited an! secnred unanimous commenda- thon. Among the subjects were “The Spirit of 1ei2, “Tbe Spirit of U “The Spirit of 1861," “Boys of Gi, as We Were,’ and “Amer- ica.” Tonight the tablean program calle for “The Recruits Mistit.” “Going to Wer.” “In Camp,” “Picket Duty,” “The Soldier's Dream’ and “America” _—— Railroad ( hanges. Mr. Fred K. Parks, who has been connected for ten yeors with the station ticket office in this city, has been appointed egent and saving fund depositary for the Fennsylvania company a$ Washingior, to succeed Mr. J. F. MeCoy, re- signed. ‘ike appointment is announced in a gireula: from tue general superintendent dated November 25 and took effect Deeember 1. Mr. MeCoy becomes traffic manager of the K. C. W. b. . with temporary beadquarters at Lake Charies, La. Ee —___ Hats Drorrry.—Felt hate reduced to 19 cents. Felt sailors that were 89 and 9% cents reduced to 39 cents. Paris trimmed hats that were €11, #10. $9, $8 and €7 reduced to $4.98. Bon Marche, 314 7 ‘th street northwest. —Adrt, —— > ‘Bxapacuz from an over-iniulgence in food @ spirits instantly cured by ‘Bromodine. ” 25c. ——___ Saeian sancliee Sond ‘ to out tes these ns tomorrow Caristmas trade: Ladies: Japanese si!k mitial two ‘at 25e.; 4-button “Perinot™ loves ot instead of @1.75: 5-inch satin and G. G. ‘8t 40c. instead of @0c. 93 Pennsylvania @venue.-- Ade. —_—_— nase eS Tae lay morning, | arn! | but he rode on @ GARBAGE CONTRACTS Awarded by the District Commissioners Contingent Upon Appropriations. ‘The Commissiogers this morning disposed of Lill Friday | the bids for the temporary garbage service of the District by awarding to Mr. Robert V. Rusk the following contract: “That Robert V. Rusk is hereby permitted to to such extent as +hall be required by the health officer of the District of Columbia, and approved by the Commi two- Lorse teams for use in the collection of gar- bage, each equipped with eight tight barrels, well covered; two buckets aud one scoop shovei~ail to be keptin a cleanly condition and free from offensive odors; two men to aecom- Pany cach wagon, at price not to exceed the sum of $3.45 per day for each team and ench nees. Said Kusk to eater upon said service with the express understanding that 10 liability shall acerue against the District of Columbia for compensation for said sefvice, but that scid compensation shall be dependent qhelly apon an appropriation by Congress Suid services to continue only so long as #hall be crdered by the Commissioners of said Dis- trict.” ‘They aiso issued the following order relative to the removal of dead animale and garbage from the wharves outside the city limits: “That Benjamin W Clk is hereby per- mitted, ax pruposed by im, to collect und beyond the limits of the District of Co- a alt dead animals within, the cose of Columbia, and to transport all garbage from the whi to suck point outside of “the Dis trict of Columbiaae bull be approved by the health officer of the District from and after the moruing of December 3, 1891, at a price not to exceed the sui of $12.50 per diem, said Clark to enter upon said service with the cx- press understanding that no liability shall ac- erue aguinst the District of Columbia for compensation for sid services, but that said compensation shall be dependent wholly upon an appropriation by Congress; said services to continue only as long as shall be ordered by the Commissioners of said District,” ——- Items of Interest to Those Who Ride the si it Steed. The good weather this week has been taken advantage of by bicyclists, and several short trips have been made on the country roads. The Arlingtons made an interesting run iast Sunday. They weet to Frederick by rail Sat- urday night and rode home on their wheels Sunday. Mr. Frank Larcombe, who is a mem- ber of the Nomads, rode both ways on his wheel. ‘Ihe Cycle Euchre Club, which is made up of members of the Nomad Club, met at the resi- dence of Miss Keefer on Capitol Hill this week. ‘Miss May AtLee won the first lady's prize, while Mr. Gus Davison won the first gentleman's favor. The booby prizes were captured by Miss Baldwin and Mr. Bromwell. Tuesday evening the Nomads were enter- tained by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Robertson at their home on M street. Laet night the members of the Arlingtons en- joyed a banquet at Losckam’s. Bicyclists who enjoy the bright side of life sometimes have a taste of the unpleasant side. Such was the case with Mr. Henry Tinker, who went out for a ride in the Smithsonian grounds, ath that was not intended for vehicles, and the park watchman required him to go to court this morning. Mr. ‘linker being a stranger in the city the judge took his personal bonds. . F Miss Jennie Campbell. a teacher in'the High School, met with an accident while riding her bicycle yesterday near the Baltimore and Ohio depot. A wagon driven by a colored man named ‘Thomas Betters ran against her, but fortunately she escaped injury. Her bicycle was damaged to the extent of 36, but as Betters paid the bill he was not prosecuted. pote ay DISTKICT GOVERNMENT. A MARKET OKDER. In view of the alleged construction placed on section 12 of the order of October 2, 1891, with reference to the allotment of spaces on B street west of 7th street to farmers for market pur- poses that it implies an obligation on the part of the representative of the District govern- ment in charge of said market to collect a fee from said farmers for the cleaning of such es, the Commissioners today ordered: t it is the intent of said order merely to authorize said officer to receive and disburse voluntary collections for said purpose.” DISBURSING CLERK DARNEILLE’S FIDELITY. Recently the Commissioners received from Mr. Edwin Wartield. vice president of the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore, a letter inquiring if Disbursing Clerk Darneille of the District government is giving satisfac- tion in the performance of his duties. Auditor l’etty was requested to reply to the inquiry and this is what he says: “Mr. Darneille is a careful and accurate dis- Lursing officer, whose fidelity and integrity have never been questioned. From personal knowledge based upon daily contact I bear willing testimony to his good habits and ex- emplary conduct. Mr. Darneille’s accounts have been audited from July 1 to November 1, 1891, and found correct in every particular.” WANT THE COMMISSIONERS TO STAND FIEM. ‘At @ representative meeting of Christian and temperance people held in Gen. Green Clay Smith's church last evening,” says Mrs. Sarah D. La Fetra ina letter to the Commis- sioners today, “it was voted unanimously to send an appeal to your honorable body asking you to stand firmly by the proposition that no Saloons shall be licensed in Hell's Bottom.” In concinding her letter Mrs. La Fetra says: “I take pleasure in transmitting this appeal with the assurance that the churches od the better eclemen: of the city are your strong supporters in this matter."* MISCELLANEOUS. During the month of November $44 were collected from pound fees. ———- ‘Taken 11 in Chureh, Mrs. Lizzie Butler of No. 620 North Capitol street while at St. Aloysius Church about 6:20 o'clock this morning was taken suddenly ill and was at once moved to her home. —_——— Ex-State Senator Mercier Dead. W. F. Mercier, an old resident of Loudoun county, Va., died at his residence, near Hamil- ton, in that county, yesterday morning. Mr. Mercier was the anti-secession candidate for the legislature in his county at the outbreak of the war and made a vigorous canvase for the Union. He took a prominent part in the or- ganization of the Union government at Wheel- ing and Alexandria, Va., and was a state sena- tor for six years. Since the war he has been a stanch republican and a warm personal and political friend of Gen. Mabone. Bi oir ha Howard University Items. Rev. Mr. Wyncoop is delivering lectures on foreign missions. ‘They are attended not only by the students, but by some of the families of the other faculties. Some unknown friend has sent to President Rankin » bust of William Lloyd Garrison. It isnowin the Wipe orem room, but will be transferred to the upper chapel into the society of William Shakespeare, Benjamin Franklin, emerald Seward, Frederick Douglass and Lovejoy. December 13, Sunday evening, the First Con- regational Church has been given by Dr. New- man to Howard University for a memorial ad- dress on Geo. B. Cheever, D.D., the great anti- slavery preacher, lately deceased. This ad- ress will be by’ hie brother, Bev. Henry T. heever of Worcester, Mass, through whom, as one of the executors of Dr. Cheever's estate, avery valuable theological library bas been nted to the university, accompanied by a e bust of Dr. Cheever. The same evening it is expected thata fixe ident Patton, a gift oil painting of the late of his sons, will be sented by Mr. L. Patton, This portrait will also ., of New York city. beltiung in the upper chapel. Masonic Flectiona, Columbia It. A. Chapter, No. 1, last THE - EVENING Who Will Be Voted for at the Annual Election Next Saturday. Nominations for positions of honor in the National Capital Press Club were received nt the club up to 12 o'clock last night. The elec- tion will be held on Saturday, the polls being open from 9. m until midnight. Following are the nomtnations: For president—8. H. Kautimann and Walter Wellman. : For vice president—F. A. G. Handy and Frank Hosford. For sccretary—Charles H. Boynton. For treasurer—T B. Kirby. For board of governors, threo vacancies for terms of three years—Walter B. Stevens, James R. Young. O'Brien Moore, Fred. D. Muswey, with D. Fry, John M. Carson, E. 3. Hood, A. Humuilton, John Boyte, E. G. Dunnell, F. J. O'Neill, F Hi. Hosford and John ©. Williams. For bonrd of governors, oue vacancy for a term of one year--E. G. Dunnell, O'Brien Sioore, T. Hinman and CW. Metagut H. 1° Godwin, who was nominated as secro- tary Hen-ey, whose name went in for the treasurership, and C ‘A. Boynton and W. B. Bell, who were being pushed for places on the board of governors, Lave withdrawn. Miss Schmidt's Lectures. Miss Seaton Schmidt gives the fourth lecture of her very delightful course this ovening. Each lecture has seemed more interesting than the last aud this promises to be unusually rich in illustration and graphic description. She will talk of Genoa, Pisa, Lucca, Sorrento, Capri, Naplos and Pompeii, that slways fasciu- ating city of the dead. Her next lectnre will be on Monduy, the’ 7th, when Florence, the beautiful, witli its wealth of treasures in arebi- fecture, painting aud sculpture, will be the aub- vo —_—-—- ‘s. WORTHING TO, trustee, will sell, through Latimer & Sloaa, tomorr: 4 pan, in front of the premises, valuable unimproved property on E street between 18th and 10th streets north- west, opposite Rawlins Par! ° Soe Bravwvay Praxon sold on $10 paymenta. E.G. Sacra, 1225 Pa. nve.—Advt. — Not Kesponstble for the Issue. An important decision was handed down by the supreme court of Chile yesterday. ft was to the effect that under the Chilenn constitution the members of the late Baimacedun congress are not civilly responsible for te issue of money during the revolution. ‘This decision is a great relief to those interested, as all properties and monies were tied up pending the outcome of the case, and many of the members who had independent fortunes found thetuselves abso- lutely penniless for a time. Apriz Koxen. BY MRS. D. A. LINCOLN, Author Boston Cook Book. ‘Mix wall 36 tea sp. salt and level tea sp. Cleveland's Vaking powder with two eups sifted flour. Rudin cup cold butter Beat 1 eee light, add % cup milk, ‘and stir it imro the flour. Use more milk if ueated to take thedouzh soft enough to spread half an in-h thick onashaliow baking pan. Quarter, pare and core four large sour apples, and divide each quarter énxthwise. Lay them in parailei rows on top of the douzh, core edge down, aud press thea into the douzh Sixhtly. Sprinkle? table sp. suxar over the apple, but do not let it touch the pau. Bake in a hot oven 20min. Turn it out, apple side up, ona platter, and serve with Lemon Sauce: Mix well three heaping tea sp. corn starch with one cup of sugar, in a Krantte satice pan. Add 2 cups of boilaug water, stir well and cook 10 tain. Add tho grated rind and Juice of 1 lemon and 1 table ap. butter If the sauce be too thick to pour easily add more botling water.-(Copyright, 1891, by Cleveland Baking Powder Co.) Follow the receipt. Itealie for Cleveland's baking powder. the beat ieuvener to remember that there i no am- Weil worth wht mona, no al itis printed ou every Inbel sadvaeel os was “Wirtase Apvertisixe Winpow.» THE INCREASE IN YOUR LIBERAL PATRON- AGE bas proved to us ina substantial manner how you appreciate our eiforts in strivime to modernize the drug business of Washiugtou. Come in again; you are served. You have had ample oppostunities to famil- sarize yourself with our general stock. What was not fore we want to talk to you about something a ilttle wore interesting, and we will start this week witha PROPRIETARY PRODUCTIONS. WILLIAMS’ COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA- - tho xreutest and kind. ‘One hundred DUSES, WILLTAMS' TRON BITTERS five blood, imparts strenyth to the system and ‘LES. Fric 7 WILLIAMS’ PRUSSIAN COUGH SYRUB. Tar, wild cherry, &c." Price, Loe. WILLIAMS’ PHOSPHATIC EMULSION OF COD Very palatable and pieasunt, ALWAYS FRESH. Tuvaluable in pulmonary troubles. Pints, 65e. always welcome, and you <ion't have to wait to be displayed you asked fur, and of course we bad it; there list of our PAKILLA, the best preparation of the kinds Oi boc: QUANTITY AND petite and digestive orxans. Put up A medicine of merit, with an established reputation, LIVER OIL, Williams? Littl Pi pila’ Little Liver Fils regulate the bowels x bong wet mer BEEF, IRON, AND WINE. wad lary ib inne eet WILLIAMS’ SYRUP “HyPo! 5 ‘pdiXPOPHOSPHITES COM- A nerve and brain tonic, exceilent ti is rau down trom sickucss or overwork Pinta, foe WILLIAMS’ EXTRACT i: Made from pire malt aud hops. "The Kes MAKER ™ Also tonea up the digeeti¥ RHEUMALGIA, * . iN - | An infallible external reniedy: headache AGREE THAT CATARRH 18 A CONSTITU- | An infallible external ren TE TETIEL ence eee TIONAL DISEASE WILLIAMS’ BRONCHIAL TROC! WILLIAMS’ CAKBOLIC SALVE, — MILLIAMS: LOSE TOOTH FOWDEI, 25c. AND REQUIRES A CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY | gt UJAAMS QUIAINE AND RUM HAIR TONIC, LIKE HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, Prof. GROSS, a leading scientist, arcues strongly that *‘catarrh isa constitutional disesse which mani- fests itself by local symptoms." Dr. DIO LEWIS, the eminent Boston physician, in @ magazine article said: **Catarrh is not a disease of the man's nose; it 1s a disease of the inan, showing iteeif in the nose—a locul exhibition of a constitutional troubie.” TherefBre, he argues, the use of snuff and other local applications for CATARRE Is wrong, and while they seem to give temporary re- lief, they really do more harm than good. Many others might be quoted to the saine effect. BEING A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE, the only proper method of cure for catarrh is to tke a consti- tutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, reaching every part of the body throuxh the blood, ces eliminate ali impurities and make the whole man healthier. It removes the cause of the trouble and re- stores the diseased membrane to proper condition. ‘That this is the result is proven by thousands cured of catarrh by taking HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, The best blood purifier, the best strength builder, the best nerve helper. Give it » trial. 5 Cortcura Is Great, ‘Because great things are required of it. Curing skin diseases is no easy matter. Every sufferer from tor- turing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and Liood, with Joss of hair, will adinit this in view of the almost total failure of the usual remedies. CUTICURA is the greatest of skin cures. py W. M. Suvsrea & Soxs. TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. RECOGNIZING THAT BUSINESS IN OUR LINE 18 FULLY ONE MONTH BACKWARD, AND HAV- ING AN OVEKSTOCK OF FINE CHOICE GOODS, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO REDUCE OUR STOCK WITHOUT DELAY, AND SHALL BEGIN ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, AND ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IN LARGE OR SMALL PURCHASES FOR CASH. OUR STOCK 18 WELL KNOWN TO CONTAIN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION AND OF THE BEST MANU- FACTURES IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. SILKS, FAILLES, RHADEIMESSE, BENQALINES, VEL- VETS, PLUSHES, SERGES, HENRIETTAS, DIAG- ONALS, BEDFORDS, PLAIDS, STRIPES, AND IN FACT A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FIRST-CLASS: DRY GOODS, ON ALLOF WHICH WE WILL ALLOW ‘TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. WE ALSO HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF HOSES! UNDERWEAR AND THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE- KEEPING GOODS, SUCH AS TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, CRASHES, BEDSPREADS, BLANKETS, &c.. ALL OF WHICH ARE AT THE LOWEST MARKET VALUE, ANDAN ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON TBE DOLLAR FOR CASH. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PA. AVE. oll Cuzar Day Goons For'Cunsraas PRESENTS AT LUTTRELL'SB, ‘20th st. and Penna. ave. ‘150 pairs All-wool Whi eand Ked 11-4 Blankets at 85, worth 86.50. Other Blankets from §1 to $108 pair. 250 Bed Comforts from $1 to 83, Beautiful line of Spreads trotn 7Be. 10 #3. 1,000 yards Singie-width Plain Dress Goods reduced to Se. to close. ‘The Best Pisid Dress Goods, 44 inc! wide, 0c. Other Plaid Dress Goods trom i2ige. to 7. Ladies’ Bewuti.ul Cloths, 50 inches wide, Oc. Ladies’ Habit Cloths, 62 inches at boc. amd $1. We are selling 40-inch wide A.l-wool Serzes at 50c.,, cheap at Gc. Aj uil line of Henrietta Cloths, in Black and colors, 4U inches wide, at 75c., 86c.,61,61.25and 81.50. Sika and Velveta very chenp. Splendid line of Table Napkins and ‘Towels @ specialty. Table Cloths fnd Napkins to mateb. “ ‘Complete line of Neckwear, Undetwear, Gloves and He ay down in prices. Handkerchie:s from Sc. : =. ‘Thousands of other woods at lowest cash prices. All kinds of Fancy Goods for Christinas presents at THOMAS J. LUTTRELL'S, no2s-2w F Penns. ave. Repvezx, LADIES’ TAILOR, ‘From 210 5th uvenue, London and Paris, ‘Will open a branch establishment (next door to Moses & Son) at 1108 F st, between Lith and 12th sta, Wanbinxton, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 7. ‘A iaene assortment of Rediors. Model Coats and F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., THE PROGRESSIVE PHARMACISTS, MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY, COR. OTH AND F STS. N. W. no28-tu, th,s Ware Tuz Couxe OF WINTER TIME YOU ARE MADE TO REALIZE MORE FORCIBLY THAN EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUPPLY- ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FURNI- TURE AND CARPETS. NO DOUBT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AROUND A LITTLE NOW AND THEN, JUST TO SEE WHAT IS 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 CRISP AND NEW. IT HAS BEEN OUR CUS. TOM FOR MANY YEARS TO MAKE SUITABLE TERMS REGARDING Pay- MENIS, AND YOUR CASE SHALL BE No EXCEPTION IF YOU 80 DESIREIT. GLAD TO TALK IT OVER WITH YOU any TIM, JOHN RUDDEN, 013 7PH BT. X. Ww. oct Aw Isexonastz Rutz Or Ovn EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM NECESSITATES, FROM THIS TIME FORTH, OUB DEVOTING A PORTION OF OUR 6-SIX COLOSSAL STORES—6 TO THE STORAGE OF PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS EVE’S DELIVERY. THERE REMAINS, THEREFORE, NO EX- CUSE FOR DISAPPOINTMENT ON THE PART OF ANY ONE, SEEING THAT A TRIVIAL AMOUNT AS AN EARNEST OF YOUR GOOD WILL SECURES AT ONCE THE COMFORTS, ENDEARMENTS AND NE- CESSITIES OF HOME, PROVIDING YOU ARE WILLING IN THE FUTURE TO SHARE WITH US A PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS ToO- WARD THAT END. ARTICLES OF GENERAL UTILITY AND ORNAMENTAL PERFECTION ARE COM- PRISED AMONG THE FOLLOWING: PAR- LOE AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, BUF- FETS, SECRETARIES, ESCRETOIRES, FANCY ROCKERS, EASY CHAIRS, TOILET SETS, PARLOR CLOCKS, DINNER SETS, HALL RACKS, CABINET EASELS; DRA- PERIES, CARPETS, STOVES AND WORKS OF ABT. i HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, ‘927, 919, 821 AND O837TH ST. aND G27 AND G36 MASS. AVE ¥. W. AMUSEMENTS. _ N BW NATIONAL TUBATS AMUSEMENTS. ee ‘Moyt's Phenomenally Succemful Comedy, ‘clone this naturday Wiehe. & Think for a Moment : ‘ , sw. cor st eck for @12.50, im pre cr = Moment 1 HSIEH BR Eee Se ASE | erasers uae APS that ‘Great Atlantis and Pacific Tea = A SHBMIGHT BEE: means “—y 1 find the Dictionary of great assistance in my pro. y, with 225 branch stores in the Unit STAGE EXCURSIONS. fesssooa! work ly tu tt very fui! definition af tates, are selling the Presented with the Or ginal Cast and Novel Scenery. ‘wonds whet bear on lewal construction and anrament Finest Teas, Purest Coffees and Baking Powder — very recently used it tm preference to the law dic Cheaper thin any other onse. dee Next week, definition of aperific words, because im eideral i their business a1 . \ eit co nm ‘oman Bn gga y EXANS A B HOEY. beggin, mg! py 3 | the particular instance then before me it contained eli ‘No visit complete without a ride qvest <ix-in- | the matter given by the law dictionaries and muuch band Tally Hor Leaves S13 Eis news eater | amore. ——————— LECTURES. _ IMODAUGHSIs PARLORS, 1308 1 ST. ¥.W. A Free Lecture for you will easil; Pereentage of profit on their enormous sales amply pays them. Their New Season Teas Are the Finest Imported. For strength and flavor they cannot be excelled. And MINNIE FRENCH in a new edition ef SPSS HAE AP MA’ Seats now on sale. id cy AOADEMY—THE GRAND OPERA SEABON. Yours, traiy, A.B BROWNE, November 30, 1801. Frequent!y, when T have bad difficulty in obtains ‘Their Coffees are Most Delicious. WOMANI WOMEN pS deine ere nce arctan ‘No Stale Goods Kept in Stock. a — erp CONSERVATION OF RERVE FORCE, pbitoertve from Bouvier, Abbott or other lew ak — Grand English Opera Company (Incorporated). 2PM. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, The Crete 10 They cordially invite all lovers of good Tens, CHARLES F. LOCKE, Director. ft sy Goffect and Baking Powder to call and bring | 4 Ne enone oi ROOK sMITI tien, ine the Sey Sara their friends and inspect their excellent s SCAG? Ra; | Secrtntep tent of Soethore_iitincte Chentoaqus ond | St ; of now Teas, Pure Coffees and Baking Powder “CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA," Aqnistane Attorney General of the Unita states for tae Post oftice Department OFFICE OF TH 42.5 hoon at, Loantand trent WINTER RESORTs. before buying elsewhere. Customers are always sure of getting the tight goods at the right prices, Our 33-cent, 35- cent and 38-cent Java and Mocha Coffeo stands ‘MISS JUCH AS BANTUZZA, And Balcony scene from **Romeoand Juliet.” RY DICTION AR! building hand Caxismas Parsexrs: Have you also, gentle reader. the ides unequaled. Friday Eveninz, “‘Lohenerin,” Miss Juch as “Elsa.” that no good plano cau be puralased ‘Bat: Mat Ay ave . x Everybody likes ‘Thea-Nectar, cvorybody | Saitniay Masines, Verdi “wawous Il 1 - a Tog | VeRNs ARE STULL wanteit, and nearly everybody uses it. Don't | ines? S** be an exception. Call and get a package. Spe- cial present with every pound. 60 cents. War- rauted to uit all tasies. A handsomely deco- ‘Scale of prices, NEXT We EK Seats now on sale Depaive pianos (handle Trovulnain the worid tm the wa: SHE LAKE! rated china bread and miik act, three pieces wcninave, and 11h a ofS meaarye which po endivens aad | YEE pignes given with.« two-poand box of A. & P. Baking This aziney at my anus! December feluctions on sakeween, & &. owder. Checks given with every 25 cents’ ata hn te Sock, and before yon place your order I NOW OPEN. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder or Con- PrGay. Vite you to cail and examine th} coods oem 4 densed Milk. "Look out for the Home Guard DDD known the ‘Sorld ovee ‘coda ore Saettene. these mstrumente at “barcain prices” 10 ready purchasers. ‘Fsoclave Sqanre Steinway & Sons, $150, Ss-octave Square Grand Haliet & Davis IN THE MIDST OF PINE FORPSTS, Tur Gurat Attaxtic axp Pactric Tea Co. Main stores, 601 and 503 7th street northwest; branches—1620 14th street northwest; 3104 M street, Georgetown; 58, 59, 60 Center Market; 91 and 92 Western Market; 8 and 9 O Street Market, and 101 Northern Liberty Market teinway & Sons used only twelve, months, Fpetave Upriabt F. Gabler & Bro., €300. S-octave Upricht Ser ins, #5. BEEN SPARID 10 ae NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY. “IDkaL WINTER Ke Sat SNP Me ona, Nuwrex H. Bowstax, Manager. Telephone call, ntoes For terms, Re. 48. bik oe DATSGUISITE TABLEAU VIVANTS- incet te os FRED STPRET. Flanaganana Cl oe Special Notices. THE GRAND HETTEW truiments ” pol peter a seals tcromptanct THE GRAND REVIEW, ‘Terms to suit each Layer. TE Ponti olnreeed Whisky #1 Sat Potomac Cok WB. “x ¥. proor. BALTIMORE x lor ye y. e qt Auxiliary to the Department of the Potomac, G, A. R. . oe Pure Old ye Whisky: 4 years ody 70, qu po a ey 2030-8 123 Pa ave ha Good Quality Old Kye Whisky, 65c. qt Fott’s, 1110 F st. n C) Pure Port Wine, 50c. quart bottle. PPOF. MAURICE 4 JOYCE ‘OF THE > Private Stock Genuine Spanish Sherry, 50c. pt. WLLA A ue sss Excellent Table Claret Wine, 25c. bottle. eae EU Ses, Merzexn’s Fine Family Grocery,417 7th st.n.w.* | Will give a CONTORTION EXHIBITION at the Ma-| UU _ ‘ AKNER STORK, Prop. eR ee in the ante |e remrle, ON \GHT, in the ball where$he fate for | “UU = Sus8 < ———_—— ‘© Are still having great success in the sale | the Hyai ole Church iain prowess, - of our Flour; have nos End's complaint. 91,20, | cee pon, ERR NNN TET Ap HOTE Vie, und 40s, sacks; Fine White Botatoos, ib. | ()ROAN RECITAL. BBke Six 7 f% i ushel; 3 cane Best Tomatoes, 25¢.; Shriver's coma aa te x AAA Peas, Ioc,; full line California Fruit, wil give Ritter crane of "Pane SOE? Girth and Coe Sov Eee RN Tf 2°42 tu special prices; our Pure Whis ears | leye, Baltimore, at Si. Andrews Church, cor. 24 A Sg oD ONNON olay, 65c. quart, the best in the se Golden ha Gorcoran sts. » w.,on THURSDAY EVENING, a ss eg ” SN Sweet Catawba, rich flavor, 75c. gal., 25c. bot- | Prot’ Rutter Sil be assisted following jwell- BA Bssy Seg RR tle; our Pure Port Wine for the weak and over- | known talent, St. Andren's a Herndon Mor- 2° Sss5 Sos OK worked, fall quarts, 0c; Museat Wine, full | Sha'Mrs" annie Louies Bowen, Contecihin SOPFAnO. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. N. W 14th and Kate., Franklin Square, bodied, 35c., full quarts. All the above goods and for sale ‘at &. F. Droop’s music Wasi, no warranted. ' Give our Rock and Rye a trial. | store and ihe drug stores on 14th st. opposite the 2 % ae Made from ripened Rye Whisky and Kock |@% = MERETINNO DERTESTES AT BOBERATR | sil ncnaehttemiieraineoenn Candy. P. R Witsox, 34 7th st. nw. It | A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. cme. Riegat sos \°. for trenstenter « PEE TITAS ae v} manent KuESts. Appotn uts ad culsine seine Gu Bove Menage tron, tagethar | AVERT EVENING. COE METETEORTENIAT. | ou: cxpnamne rom to tn chem of on putes | See eee aera omy gee with instructions ‘or continuing same at home, IN A NEW PLAY, has made this work a specialty for years: at Krip's, 1928 N.Y. ave. Lady attendant for wacele minemare: ‘We use more gas than any firm in America, guaran- | 0!3-tr W. 8. Pasen. lailies. at" MAGGLE MITCHELL teeing it to be chemically pure and the best chat money | iy wom Special. MAGGI£ MITCHELL, OF science can procure. With such en agent there is | A TREN. SOUTH CAROLINA, Under the management of Mr. CHAS. ABBOTT, _| Positively ne danger, but for those who prefer a local Inanew American Comedy-drama, especially written | abesthetic we usecocaine ani zonine (the latter our for Ler by C. T. Dazey, cntitied own invention), applied to the sums hypodermien!ly THE LITTLE MAVEHICK. In short, we are prepared to aduinister any known WINTER KESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE Dites: clisaate in the United States except points of «reat altiTade in the Rocky mountaias, Tomorrow we shall offer 100 dozen Children's Cassimere Knee Pants at 37c., 50 dozen ut 26c., and 300 Children’s Suite at $1.40. H. Frrepiaxper, THE LITTLE MAVERICK. anesthetic and to extract your teeth SKILLFULLY HIGHLAND PAKK HOTEL 1b: Southeast corner 9th and’E. eee eee as well as BAINLESSLY. cihuincihand x Guns es SEES ES vot Maverick is any stray cattle critter that wanders | Compare the price of our 4K. GOLD CROWNS sagtnenandyes ~ . Today at The Evans, Stet tbe age without any brand er owner, Ss Peics’ | with that of other dentists able to perform the same | OPEN FOR SFA: oF 1881 42 NOVEMBER 20, 2d F st. new. he coe at Sat Seon ee | Stic work. For tun ackiree Two kinds Soup, Bake Salmon, Trout, Roast Beef, Chicken Pot Pie, Stewed Breast of Lamb, White Potatoes, Sweet Potatocs, Lima Bean . Desserts—Apple Pie, Squash Pie, Huckleberry Roll, Lemon Sauce, Bananas. 1t* ¥. CHATFIELD, Proprietor. ~ COR. LTH A! beat ne Seen 0: Tramsuent, 61.50 able Lourd. uy the month. In **She Stoops to Conquer,” “The Henrietta” and | SOLID GOLD CROWNS ‘Marriage a Failure.” SOLID GOLD PLATES (ful THEATER. STs. Extracting ‘With Gas or Zonine. The Best Coffees. The Best Teas. Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Cleaning .. 0 Se & ee. ae Together with a fine line of staple and fancy Proprietors and Managers. Pilling with Silver the sity, tere eC. BROCK WELL: Propeseress groceries at rock-bottom prices. 1* Murzoun's Fine Family Grocery, 417 7th st. _ hod bi ” Gold OTEL WINDSOR, So te gra ‘Week commencing Monday, November 30, Full Set of Teeth ........ Cor. 15th st. and New York ave. The Marvelous Fuel, Sestalit. No smoke, z VERY BEST TEE: This hotel lias tern Bewiy refuriisies and f* Mow no stoyepipe, no odor or chimney and no gas;| The Eminent Virginian and Great Heroie Actress, | YES} 5 _—" het tor the rerertion [of traumtent permanent au not explosive. L. H. Horkixs, 933 F st. d3,5,8° AGNES HERNDON, Vy eas wore. Musical Boxes, Guitars, Banjos, Cornets, | an strong xt iy tne “enjapable #8. ave. and 14th et e., for sale or hire. Watroun’s, 477 Pa. ave. Teel iaeaeyeenetey Bote SP gs rr | as Washinton, B.@ Look at This for a Breakfast.—Beef-| “La BELLE MARIE,” Hy is FF Sss i steak, Chip Beef with Cream, Fried Pigs Fee ciiettumeees |= — a a ad suirisabesnn gta Veal Chops, Pork Chops, Mutton Chops, Fi 2 WASHINGTON, D.c. bows aa Fried Fish, eet east i WY, Rabe. ‘Next week—*‘A PAIR OF JACKS.” a23t — ions, Sausage, (any style), Pot (fried, baked or stewed). "At the Evans, 924 F | (VONGHEGATIONAL CHURCH. Siviach. os yee, st. nw, ’ ite isber tie erates ten Ueki IMPORTER OF One Massage Treatment Free. Increases FIVE GRAND CONCERTS POTTERY and PORCELAIN, Cirenlation, Cures Rheumatism, Neural FIVE GRAND CONCERTS fs Paralysis, Insomnia, Nervous Prostration. ‘Try by the it at Rew's, 1328 N.Y. av 1t* aR 3 SOS: neat AS 9! Rich Cut Glass Fine Plates, We Are Offering splendid Fresh Roasted BOSTON —— Butter ond Bengt Coffee, 25c.1b. Also Java and Mocha Coffee.30c. Tea Sets, Lamps, 1b. Mezrzaun’s Fine Family Grocery, 417 7th st.* BosTON Thomas D. Singleton, 415 7th st. n. w., is | BOSTON nea a now opening another cer Jona of China Closet, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. emea-c rer) — linia dies’ Fancy Desks, Cabinet cases, And a great variety of aks only @* Mirror Front Wardrobes, single and double SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. patehives ‘eins ar, with every size: Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Fine Dressing SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Cases and a great many other articles of fancy For Presents or Home Use, furniture, which will be found suitable for ee ees Pa ae ee — Christmas pra. These ee are a recent Mr. Arthur Nikisch, Conductor. aig STEAK, Go, CEELOsK. purchase and cost from 15 to 20 per centless| ,, Friends and customers are invited to examine our than usual value, and will be offered at corre- | ,.°7Amoms the three ot four foreinost orchestras of the sponding price. I have also a large assortment | "2r0." 4. ¥_ World. ae _ | Mock and peices. ams of Folding Beds, Hall Racks, Sideboards and espe une: . = seemed other furnitare, all of which will be offered | “hp.cn thie ide of the waters”. Sum ie coun- atthe lowest cash prices. Iam not desirous | «n'y y nei ee ull { Cor Ix H that the public should think Iam offering | “"-xcthing uke it in New York, neither in quality nor | 2088 “oT tu Shaxs. goods nt half their value, but will guarantee | onrqctic™ NF. Rocnlae Preach Prunes, Tue full value for every dollar paid me. dl-tu,th,s Tuomas D. SINGLETON. Catarrh Can Be Cured surely, safely and pleasantly by Piso's Remedy. {t cures when ull else fails. All druggists. 0c. jennie Solvists: A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should not be neglected. Buowx’s Buoxcutat Trocurs | _§ °——-—-——-————» arc a simple remedy and give prompt relief. | we. rattan Norpica, | =e aie : | MRS. GEORG HENSCHEL, Have You Old Gold or Silver? If so, remember the mfg. jeweler, 8. Desio, a 4s deren Fine Fated Spoons and 1 Ib, Royal Blend Wednesday Evening, Dec. 9, ‘Tea for sue. Wednesday Evening, Jan. 13. Wednesday Evening. Feb. 10. Wednesday Evening, March 16, ‘Wednesday Evening, April 27. On account of a change being madein our FIRM our entire stock of FINE CLOTHING MUST and WILL be closed out regardless of cost within 30 days. Suits and Overcoats, worth $10 and €12, we sell at Sande Suits and Overcoats, worth $15 and 618, we sell st 87.50 and $9, and all other grades in proportion. Boy's and Children’s Suits and Overcoate at half LEGAL NOTICES. — SUPREME COURT OF THE DI Scuer 10, Paar who will pay the highest price.’ 489 9th at. | MR. GEORG HENSCHEL, =| prion. 1 the mateer of the estate of Francie Maryye, jose sf n.w. Hooms 4, 5. 6, upstairs. “n2itodl9tu,thés 3 — trl reertiesgiie “Niblets!” Druggiste. no3-eolm And Other Distinguished Artiste. Remember, this is no fake, but a genuineclosing-out | uueiit nd for letter ‘Ol miatuistration, wit will ane nexed, on the estate of the said decensed, has this day been ihade by Lizaie Etta Martyn. widow All persons interested re, herely notified te appear iu this court on #k) DAY, THE ELEVENTH DA DECEMBLK NEXT, at’ ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. STERLING PROGRAMS. Season Tickets covering reserved seats for the series of five concerts, $5 and $6, according to location. Nervous Prostration, Sleeplessness, Opium male. habit, Duliness, Blues cured’ by Dr. Miles’ Neryine. Samples free at mA re ag end 597 The sale of season tickets will open at J, F, | THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, | f4chue caine why te sald will sivuld ne? be ysoeedl — ——__—— Filis & Co.'s music store, 937 Pennsylvania ave., a a eer PY An article shown up fraud must lose | SATURDAY morning, December 5. octo-te ‘Tthand Gets. chealh aot jauue op Graph: peeved oammgal tae Salvation Oil has been | dl-st favor with the public. ©. A. ELLIS, Manager. Grier be publisied ‘onte a week for three weeks in the Prict, 3 x Law Reporter aud Eveniiy Star previous shows so Pe ceunink. Prick 20. ‘ ((HURGH oF OUR FATHER, 13TH AND L torbessidday. agp Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa as ‘By the court: os a B BAKER, Does not distress, and adds flesh and weight. 2 LIFE IN ITALY, L. P. WRIGHT = eae of Wills for the District of Coluiubia, Fine Upr. Pianos for rent, #12to $150 quar- HER PEOPLE AND HER ART. A.B. HOLT, Proc pole Law. ter. Biat-clane tunitg aud repairing, V.BEcKes, nx caer at 920 9th st. v. Come Axp See I. —— 7 ——___ isi SCHMIDT, PROFESSIONAL. SEATON . Our ft —4 Large Size Heavy Bed Comforts, $1; Dou- Casi ‘Tehle Ware duade for te by: Havin HE WOKLD-THAVELED CARD READER AND ble White Wool Blankets, $2.50; Beautiful New Tlustrated with Superb Stereopticon Views &'Co, ts Just Teceived. colors we ee Style Ail-weol Double-width Dress Goods, 39c. FOURTH LECTURE, THURSDAY, DEC. 3. pre of ne 7 eee eee Cauren's, Market space. We ave made ‘vailing styles. Genoa, Piss, Lucca, Naples, < | ier aaa to. very low and predict for ite BS. E. V. 8! Eid. LAIEVOVARE SED SS r agen peg ey ate Mee Seer en See sole wervbody likes ‘Thea-Nectar, every WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, me cAY 16 THE “ESTABLISHED saute ie nnd nearly eversbouy area ite Beets | —_Tisketa at METZEROTT"S, 1110 Pal. nol7.32¢ of ble gpd Howserurdanings, | | PEGE. CLAY JS, THE OLDEST, ESTABLISH be an exception. Cull and get a package. Spe- (THE LADY BOUNTIFUL AID FOR THE BEN: 1205 Peuns. ave. BOSD | ts city. Has wonderful ‘prophene gift of Seon cial prevent with every pound, cents” War- Ree eae ee ee Scien propaty.. trace ‘stperstel, tapetber, “comes ranted to suit all tastes. deco- WILLARD HALL yecdy Liarriases, gives muccews 1 v— mied china bread and milk set, three ‘pieces, HEEMY eouviesceet inuences” Strancers Mur otbar ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the. and cities and ai ib oulve will ew or ven with » two-pound box of A. & P. Baking = it Pune at oboe, as be succeeds fowder Cheeks Teiven with every 25 cents coming ty the rucht once, Noon and Evening, others have taied. Cony mces inost skeptical and ade worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder or Con- Nertise ony Saat be van dc "Al! Dusinews ‘confiden densed Milk.’ Look ‘cut for the Home Guard DECEMBER 4 AND 5, Goopypan ) ig ey reed during Christmas week; don't mise it ‘Tax | Delicious tuncheon from 18 0 2 each day. a: ae REAT ATLANTIC AND Pactvic Tea ComPAaxy, ELLs Y See | ce Lace cee aaa ee te eee al-5t 225. seo paige Beit’ ivan! Norm Captor’ a _ TRoru Capito 1 Have a large stock of Heating artd Cook- ‘TH SEASON. 1801-1802, | Melville Lindsay, <. tn cae aa sng Stoves low prices, Latrobes Sad furnaces | oS Manage oe ee Call and see. BISCHOFF CONCERTS Rames and tucks dates, “Dos't tall ss ese tie Am) Gro. E. Gaurustt, 815 7th st. nw. BISCHOFF CONCERTS Howur iu, WU Peta in Au Invention Raking Bowing Pastime, oe, b> Se M*, PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. AT THE o ta ge ye It charms KS sight, Ite use e1 ee CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Lene . ioe wo Me. DAEAMEK, IMe ONLY CELEBRATED festrolovit in the cit), tells all events of ‘am. tow day. 1am. to Spam 150s 14tn at. Groce Ww . Kens, EP ie ola cue SEP STENe, +4 -at-Law and Solicitor of PEERY. ae ho ie # peace EATERS. aR essing 87 ‘THE CONCORD BARKESS. LUTZ & BRO., (97 Pan. ave, adjoining Kettonal Hotel. ‘ores Blankets and Lap Moveset low prices. ot .