Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1892, Page 13

— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. saTuRDAY, JANUARY 16. a good deal of mental anguish and physical weariness, for be is undoubtedly » shrewd politician whose stock of general information is more than ordinarily large. Personally be is s pleasant man; his nature is decidedly social, and he has already more friends in the Senate than many of the critics imagined he couid ever h His ideas may not be pep: among his senatorial associates, but he is sin- cerely respected. nator Kyle's desk and seat are almost directly across the chamber from those of Sen- ator Peffer. so the South Dakotan is by impli- cation something of a democrat. elected as “au independent,” whatever that is, nd he 1s showing bis independence by sifting with that whieh would not without him have a Dakota representative in either branch of Congress. A good deal is exyected of James Henderson Kvie. He ix, physically, a giant and there is nothing whatever the matter with as his mental or vocal powers. Senator Kyle's maiden speech has yet to make its appearance, #0 the curious ones are guessing ns to the grade of eloquence which is untepped. Mr. Kyie'is antique the possessor of a pleasing manner, which is not without effect on thore who think that an &: ee ee failed aan 4onidl noel WF why (voentilas Se fost Farmers’ Alliance lit | have as though be knew anything of civiliza- Mal cfory bureat bes ite) f f i< ieadquartera. It is on | ae WHO TILL THE SOIL. The Farmers’ Alliance and Some of Its Leaders. WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS Prominent Legislative Farmers¥ho Ha’ of Thetr Character ers and Their Stand. Representatives — Come to Congress—Some fca—Financial Keform- tion. The South Dakotan isin his place with sR remarkable regularity. He pays evident at- Lene N North Capitol atreeg | tention to the proceedings and by and by will > k might have been there | jig time a 3 when LEnfant made | jaws. Ber bis Grst sketch mapof dhe ctiy. ‘The color of the building isa dirty brownieh yeliow, utterly unlike the hue of any other house in the District of Columbia. It may be that the tint isan imitation of the soil with which the alliance is so closely associated, but if so it is a decidedly clayey soil. The win- dow frames are of un encient pattern, and in two or three in-tances the glass which might semi-reputable place ia supplied by por- the highiy colored Inbele le from the street. In is miss tions of biser being own the house front are big bse words ‘Farmers’ the first story—which pro- jects several fect—is a gilt-lettered sig ears the me «The SENATOR TEDY. Lact and as yot least known of the senatorial three ic John Laurens Manning Irby of South Carolina. Senator Irby has not been in the | Senate very much since business opened up at the commencement of this ecssion, 6o his circle of cong: ntances is a tritle lim- Tr IstraIon. But if things seem to Le 2 trifle slow ontside pensation in the m- everybody the buildin terior. ere is erybody reeds to be. Near’ co is busy and 140,000 p subserihe for the E asional aequ hon list is growing now at the rai ited. ecwsto be popular with those who ¥. About dity have known him ahd it is perhaps only aquestion mide the wall. K of a littie time whe he too will be e# “upon aud iabor- ather alot of unreasonable measures pre- a tor-in-ctuef and ove whose alleged minds unfortu- The man who interests most of the ave nO Tational oceny on. Senator high social standing in his state. He ‘as a democrat, but biselection was dae to the efforts of tho alliance. He is ged to that organization, it is said, and vote with the democrats on ull ¢ alliance ones; on those he will fer and Kyle. THE HOUSE. To speak of an alliance member of the Honse is a very vague and uncertain way of designat- ing the man’s party allegiance. For instance, Nichardson of Tennessee, Joe Washington of the same stato and Clark Lewis of Mississippi are members of the alliance, though th do not associate their names with th movement and they are known politicaliy only asactive democtais of good stand: arty. There is quite a number of other mem- ers in Congress who have subscribed to the constitution of the alliance, but are ardent “old pacty” men. Ox the other hand, “Tor” Watson, who was the alliance candida peaker and got the Votes of ali the alliance mea who ke old party caucus, is not = member of thi liance at all. He is a lawyer and is, therefore, not eligible to membership in the allience. The alliance folks, however. regard bim as a leader, looking upon his profession as merely an unfortunate technicality which disbars him from membership in their order. NOT A STRIKING FEATURE. ‘The members of this politico-industrial order do not form any conspicuous or striking feature of the House. Some of them are re- garded as cranks, but the fraternity of cranks in Congress extends far beyond the limits of this order, so that that is no distinguishing feature, nor do they as a rule dress or look different irem the average of the House. A. Mud and the There is nothing #ty Hie is the isburser of the sume. ance of the business offic; modate the neceszities er, pamtand paper are PRESIDENT POLE. missing in conspicnous piace dirt. Acouple of Dr. Mwid wu but there is erks work ata big desk. table. on which a pho- spicuous figure. On a table in one corner is a big pile of ledgers and i wut books, while near it is a big stove. ndof the big desk isa large safe. There is but little local business done. The mail brings the money and the subscribers’ ames ani the mail takes almost everything the m In addition to pub- the company issues a which national matters jssedl from alliance stzndpoints—a sort ofa political hand book. New machinery has been put in to attend to the increasing outpnt and a house on € © Tear of the main buildin and still things are crowded. On the upper’ floors of the North Capitol street building are the edito- ial rooms. In and a: theae Nati retary J. H. Turner has his heady” have the national executive and legislative com- mittees. SENATORIAL REPRIS The alliance representatives in the Senate have done but hitle as yet to dist telves from the ‘They have int oft ATIVeS. other nothing ion has been taken. but as yet P cen but little apparent by the turee who are pledged to give © liberty to the agricultural eaptive. consul ‘They ba jects of popular curiosit: mibers of the trio never oce ia the freak-seecking There is nothing in her that would make them 18 of noteworthy in such lhe United States. JERRY SINPSON. “Jerre” Simpson occupzes a sent far to the front in the central part of the House, but be attracts no especial attention until he is pointed out particularly as a enriosity by those who know him. He and (in the Senate) Pe stock attractions for the many guides who show strangers through the Congress halls and are always looking for some new featare to use in their business. The guides have slowly made the acquaintance of the ether prominent alliance men and point them out to visitors, not forgetting various interesting anecdotes, more remarkable for picturesquezess of invention than for strict historical accuracy. “Jerry” Simpson, whobas acquired a national reputation as the “sockless Jerry,” is really the keenest man in the whole orzanization. — His has already become familige to the coun- try, being seen on his stumping tours cast, south and west end his picture having been rinted in about half the papers of the country. {e is too far removed from the political fakir to try to make himeelf conspicucas by reason of eccentricities of dress or manner. His face < strong and rugged, but small, with lines in the cheeks. His eyes, sct a little are remarkably keen, and he appears to look through rather than ‘at one in conversa- tion. His hair, which is naturally very dark, is beavily mixed with gray and be wears it short. Ashortand very “stubby” mustache i the ouly hair on his ‘The expression of his face denotes observation, alertness, keen- ness of percoption, with an understanding of others and a coufidence in himself. He wears ordinary “store ciothes” similar in quality to thoe worn by a dozen others about SENATOR PEFFER. him. From a ‘little distance his gold Br common consent Senator Peffor isregarded | spectacles and stubbly mustache are first to as the sentor farmer-stutesman, although his |*tsct attention to him. He mingles freely With the other members on the iloor, without makiny bunself conspicuous, ond bes a very sin his intercouzee with men. ip conversation he is rather bright, showing when there is oceasion for it that Le has read considerable. ‘Thus tar he hes restrained hna- ter of oratory in the House, but bly be heard from at the proper is w very good speaker betore tho pecple, but there is a difference between stump king and that which is eff: we in Con- sand he is vet to be tried in the latter. Whoever picks him up for a crank will be autobiography in the Congressional Directory ing tilled the soil . William Alfred se the average observer erally termed “a strong some: there is beneath that beni gicus-a; pearing waich may a and rior mish who have William but littie could now be n sans oratory not be a safe man for the 1 debate. ile ix rh the idea that the tarmers are to have load vi a to them by the governmen: . of grain or bay, but probably ar Henry George a8 a theoris:, being trader and a single tax man. REPRESENTATIVE WATSON. ‘Tow Watson, by reason of his formal elec- absolute free has seven children. He dresses like a farmer, looks like @ farmer and bas the traditional former trait of talking ina bluff, honest and straightforwerd feshion. He is’ a man who probably does his own thinking and bas come HONEST JOY DAVIS. to the conclusion that a4 un all-around man he is about as satisfactory for his own purposes as any one could be. He appears a rather ua- assuming person, but entirely devoid of vener- ation for any one. He has been president of the Kansas alliance and the industrial Union, and is credited with being the leader of th revolt against the old parties in Kansas. The opinions he possesses he is free toexpress when there is any ocenxion for it, and he will prob- ably do some taiking in the House. He is not 8 tall man, but is of heavy build, with rather a round face adorned with scant gray whiekers. The man he beat for Congress was Perkins, {iho has Just becom appointed to a weat in the Senate. Jokn Davis is regarded as the scholar of the outit. He has the distinction of being the editor of the Junction Cily Tribune, aud is @ greeubacker of long years ago. Like Watson he is not netually a member of the allience, but was elected on the alliance platiorm, is by nature opposed to the old parties and enters the alliance caucuses. fle hax eome very pro- nounced views on the money question, Which he may be relicd upon to thoroughly’ venti late in the House. Of all tho third party men in the Hoase he would be first pi what he is—a rustic agitator of economic forma, He isa thick-set of about eight, with gray whiskers and hair, which were formerly black. ‘The hair grows loosely about face, ending ia a beard that toxds general way ‘toward a point, and the gray hutrs among the biack might readily be taken for hayseed. Of the whole order of flnauc reformers he is regarded as the best a on alliance financiering. He hos a reputation aiso as a talker and a writer. In the directory he says of himself that he “became widely known as an able and fearless writer.” In the old times he was an anti-slavery agitator, and been or is ated with about all the greenback, Knight of Labor and agricultural, industrial and economic movements that have, by ailinity, come his way. 2A. OTT. From politician's point of view Mr. Otis may be considered » pronounced crank. He is said to be a born kicker and reformer. Ho is thick set, baldheaded and wears gray whiskers. At one time he was a republican, but he no longer owns allegiance to that party, having in the exercise of his perogative asa kicker kicked entirely over the traces. He is credited with considerable general knowledge, but is always extreme, and is an erratic talker. Ho takes pride in the declaration that he has since the war been “a most uncompromising greenbacker and advocate of a new American monetary system in the interest of the indus trial classes. W. He BAKER. It is not expected that W. I. Baker will take yactive part in the House. ie isa short, thick-set man with a bald head, very slow of ech and slew of motion Deliberate in all things, he is regarded by the alliance folks as a man of good judgment, who will not be very aggressive generally, but will do just what he thinks right after mature consideration. MR. HALVERSON is not accused of being vain of his whiskers, but such vanity might be excusable, for his rival the far-famed whiskers of Maj. Handy, through which the winds of mai climes have blown. Mr. Halverson’s chin is close shaven. His whiskers spread out from his cheeks about ona line with bis mustache. In two long points they float and wave and undulate ax Le moves about through the “cave of the winds.” Notwithstanding this Mr. Hal- verson is a modest, unassuming genticmen, who, being conscious of the attention his facial adornments attract, blushes when be sees sev- erai persons at one time admiring his whiskera, ite is a odical_ man, who has lund exp ‘ene! are. Mr. McKeighan’s peculiarities do not take the bent cf loquaciousness. jie is a mau of very ounced views, which are not quite von- ‘ec, but he is a silent man sat he is not 1'to burden the Record. He isa tail, very dark man and regarded as the cristic alliaace member according popular idea of what an alliauce mem- ber ought to be. Neither he nor his colleague, Mr. Kem, haye had to do with Kem is an extremist in and is said to be thoronghly convinced that he could make a world of Lis own if he had the raw material, ayd that be could reform the financial system of this world if he could fall veics into the public ear. The sunbura from exposure on his farm has given « reddish tinge te huis thin-skinned face, and his hai che are red. His eyes are light blue, but at. and there isa keen, bright expression cial views, about his free. He and McKeighan both Jived in sod houses in Nebraska at the time of ther election. + +—______ Written for The Evening Star, Neacience, Tam waiting, I am waiting by the riverside alone For the voice of one whose spirit like agentle breath has flo’ Tam waiting, I am waiting by her lonely sepul- cher, Where the music of the forest breathes the requiem for her; Where the waters of the river whisper ever from the deep, Of the indnite, eternal, the impenetrable sleep, While the antiphon of heaven kuelis the dirge of parted breath And the stars im awful silence tell of everlasting deat Still I'm waiting, On, I'm waiting for a message from her soul ‘Mid the music of the waters in the murmur of their dole! Tam waiting, I am waiting by the dark, sepulchral stream, Jing fasciuation of a melancholy dream, Aa I yearu I ever hearken in a ponderable fear, ‘Mid the purling of the river so meilifuously arear, Fora token from my loved one that the love of parted souls Folds communion with the Ii ing und their destiny mar of the river in its dotorifie flow and that answers through the dark- ness cold and low, ‘While I'm waiting, sadiy dreaming, ‘neath the stars’ son tare By the tom» of my beloved in the anguish of | despalrt CLIFFORD HOWARD. Washington, January 16, 1992. — a Misleading Directions. Trom Puck. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AEE EEE en On Amen | LAP SOE SED ow ees, GRAND DISPLAY —_— or OaTALOGUE SALE ORIENTAL GOODS. OF AX SUPERB AND PEREMPTORY SALB EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION or FIVE HUNDRED ORIENTAL CARPETS, RUGS, PORTIERES AND HANGINGS, Comprising the choicest specimens of every make which the Asiatic market affords, EXHIUITION TUESDAY, JANUARY 19. This collection has been made up speci the wants of our citizens, who should not fail to at- tend the public sale which takes piace at our eales room, CORNER WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, TWENTY-FIRST AND ELEVEN O'CLOOK A. M. AND THREE O'CLOCK CATALOGUES will be distributed st the place of exhibition r cash, at Pu req mand advert seu lished a W) AUCTION HARNESS, &., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- Day MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE 0: PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUS- IVELY RIAGF VLACE HaND GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE plued with ia ten BY CATALOGUE = ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Of every size and description for the holidays will be sold withought reserve or limit by order and for ac- count of the ORIENTAL CARPET COMPANY OF NEW YORE. ALSO A COLLECTION OF BEST QUALITY SMYRNA CARPETS AND RUGS OF LATEST DESIGN. TO BE SOLD AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 1409 G ot., near U. 8. Treasury, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SANUARY NINETEENTH, TWENTIATU aND TWENTY-FIRST, is02, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P.M, EACH DAY. Exhibition Monday from 9a.m. untt! 9 p.m. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctionvers, ‘Jal5-3t Washington, D.C. RatcaiRrE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers, 3 a ‘ONTENTS: 1y tosupply 10TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, TWENTY-SECOND, at P, M. EACH DAY. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., inecrs, ‘D street northwest. BLE IMPROVED FV 1 ADS, ETS. SIDED DINING “CH ree Wie . TABLE, RS, TY ON, UME WDE OF P ABLE. be ¢ : Ch DER WERN. HIE TEE NTH AND ATX. PE MTARE, pRODY BAUS: SM STREETS NOWTU WEST, WASIEING: Ki Rig Giitts, GABPETS Op MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY ELRV- | ENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at the alove widence, ure, Carpets, &e.. con tained tierein, to which the atteution of parties re i 1 turn.shing is cal DOA POUR UCDO BaIe os] sebae RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, ad pin OF Uae nd mitiiate ait Se ABOVE SALE Ib POATROKED DLT THtY DAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH. samo hour BAICLIFES, DAK & CO., ‘Auctionsers, §e-TUE ABOVE SALE IS FI ant of the rain ont Tt NTH, Gt sane hour je will positive. One-third of the purchase money ta Hed eaanice in thre eda and three years, for whit he algve wenttoned ‘eouds Seer eaten eee ke! | will a0 coutaim a lot of new Unioganiae need by | and ciidren and many other coods too’ nunorot ee HRY | mention. KATCLIFTL, DAlt PoNaber'® Ope, are, ,,Attornes ; 22 St. Paul streot, Baltimore, MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE, PROPERTY IN AND NEAK THE TOWN OF LAUI.L IN PRINCE GEORGE'S AND HOWARD COUNTIES, MALYLA iriue of the power contained in a mortyage from Benjawin 2, Crabls to George Wiz. Brown, dated. October 20, 1887, duly recorded, the “ui the attorney naniéd in said mortwage, He auction ou the presuises,in Prince Georcy's couaty, on MONDAY, JANUAR)” EIGHTEENTH, isvz, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., all that parcel of Idud Lying for the most part im Prince Geurge’s and aiso parlly in Howard county, which is described in a deed: trout Susan B. Latou and others to Benjamin F. Cribbs, sted Auiruat 29, 1883, duly recorded, containing 71 NG 72-100 ncres of lund, wore oF less.” ‘The iant Hos gu boti sides of the Vatuxent river and bounds for 200 {cot upou the north side of Main street in the town i Laure! ‘The improvements consist of a large four-story ston flour mill, with turbine wheel snd wodern im: also a two-story and back Dusiding donbie fi ing hou-e; uivd sixteen smaller two-story frame dwell inxs; aso four frame stores on Main street, one of then large, with room for dwelling or store house Ft“ o Brow of deta ent Suh ohingtons EAULON ASH CARRIAGE BA- ENUE. HORSES, CARRIAGES, SALES OF AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, CO3- SLY TO THE SALE OF HORSES, CAR- 8 AND HARNESS, AND IS THE BEST TO EITHER BUY OK SELL. NOW ON 30 DAYTON WAGONS AND 50 BUG- abov SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO EVERY | Terms of aale; One-third cash, one-third in six months and oue-third in twelve montus, with interest SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE, | foun the day of uty the cred payments to besectred aS ot faction of the unuersined; oF 3 at WHICH WILL BE SOLD OB EXCHANGED AT | thoburehaser's option: "A dopecit of BIS) ei eee PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. | quired at the tue of sale, THE LA IN THE CITY. TO CALL AND EXAMI: FREDERICK J. BRO} ja12-5t Attorney Named in the Mortwaze. RATCLIEZE, DARE & CO.. auctioneers, 920 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK PURCHASERS ARE INVITED OUR STOCK BEFORE boo tment 8. BeNstNceR, | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY AUCTION OF VERY 29-1. Proprietor. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, AT rPuoas E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. 8’ SALI MENT 1 TRUSTE! secured, Brents: EUPLH, iste lots Zand 8, im square 03:5, aw per plat in book 1 lots age 1 ierrie Terns: “rill be taken, oF all i if 1, With the tinprovementy above stated. One-third cash: of which #100 must be oneach jot at time of sale, an sale the trustees reserve the right to resall THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND B STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NEAR THE U. 8. CAPITOL AND DISTRICT GOVERN- MENT BUILDING. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY NINE- TEENTH, A. D. 1892, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, I WILL SELL by public, suction, in frout of the preuis a Rg Ny 9 wa as ORIGINAL LOT ONE, SQUARE 374, Being at tho northwest corner of Ist and Bstroets ‘orthwest, fronting 241 leet 7 niches on Ist atreet and. 1G; feet 2 Inches on Li street, @iuajor portion of tLe Jor having a i§-foot alley from: B street, and now con- tains a brick office end large brick stable: ‘This prop- erty is elegantly located, being ou the ine of several street railroads, near the U. 5. Capitol, U.S. Coast and Goodetic Survey, the new iivrary’ building, the District government buildings and the B, aud 0. R. It. ‘station and ineasy reach of all of the U. Send District OF FIVE : ) TWO-STORY AND INGS, WITH TWO- JANUARY TWENTY HALE-PAST + OUK O'CLOCK P. M. ‘GS and GY, in the subdivision of part of the records of the surveyor's office of sai the Falance in three 1uents In six, tweive aud eizhteen montis .o hotes of the purchaser, bearing interest i sawe and secured by deed of trust on prop ‘ash, at option of pur- pled with in fifteen terins are “not co: the property ut the risk wad cost of the defaulting pur | courts, pension office and all executive departisents, ‘cuaser Or purchasers,” All conveyancing ahd recoruing | hotels, ‘will be st purchasers cost. It i particularly adapted to advantaveons sub- THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,? reastees, | division as residence proverty, oras a site tor lance SOW. PHL NG office building or ware Louss it cum as really be teed, ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, —_| uyits location, ize and ciuse proxutulty to the ponts Jald-dkds Auctioneer. | of interest and business mentioned wakes it desirable R ay STREE: NORTH MONDAY int Was BLOUL. for any use. “Teruss of sai to be Paid in cash, the resid: mnenis, at one, tWo and three fd of the purchage money in three equal fears {rou tua AL EW HOUSE- | sale, with interest at tae rate of six por cent per a Tit PCTS. BY AUC- | uuu. paysbe vemi-annual!y, aud secured by deed of CONTAINED IDEACE NO. | trust on the premises sold, oF alle, af the option of ALLACH YLACE, BETWEEN T AND U | th A deposit of $500 to be prid. ut the IS"AND 131H AND 14TH STREETS Terwus to be compiied with in 1b days, WEST Vege ay of malo, Utherwice he adinivtrator ree x G, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, Tiglit to s¢eell the property at the risk end NING AT TEN O'CLOCK. cost of the defaniting purcisser ufter 5 cays adver arets,&°., are alinost newand well | tisemen: of such resale ig some noWspaper PULL shed et or iu Washington, D.C. Ail conveyancing, recordi Sc., at purchaser's cost. HORACE BURROUGH, Aauns of SAWL EM! RATCLIFFE, DAKK & CO. gs ‘rator of the Estat ts. jat-d&dbe RECEPTION CHAIRS, CHAMBEK SUITE 18 ucts. (PHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE LOTS, EACH IM- PROVED E BY A TWO-STC ea al AND bass TBE ET AND 't NORTHEAST AND ONE ON ‘UL STREET BETWEEN M AND 5 ATED KNIAUKE AND TABLES, KIC SH1ES, ETC. TREETS. VELVET LS, CARPETS FOR) py vite F onde’ FAME. DINING KUOM, HALLS, STAIRS | guy irtusot three deeds of trust rec AND CHAMBERS, A follo'L3dy aud Labor No. 140. co. This saie proents an e'egant opportunity to parties | Teconds of the Disirict of Columbis, alba by. request of refurnisiing, Whom we invite special attention. | the parties thereby secured, we Will sell at putuie ae BATCLIE 0 ‘ont of the premises on WEDNEAD. “isa UARY AWENTIEN Tort, at BALK-EAS RATCHPEE, DARE Boceana Harper Fh rt EFS SALE OF ANELI-ASSORTED STOCK | records of the aurreyurts oilice of said’ District, “with ST. APLE W ve stated. One-third cash, of which a deposit of #100 and the OIG: TOBA WAGON AND HAL‘ meut civen to me and jot rast be made at tune of balance in three equal instalments in eizhteen wontbs, tur whi r ‘notes of ser bear diy recorded I will seis by interest trow day of sale, and secured by deod of trust 0.500 Cth street De r on the property sold. will be taken, or ail cash, at the , JANUAMY FIETEENTH, 18¥2, at TEN | Opion of the ba Af terns ate not coiaplied & Well-asworted stock cf Eubcy aud Staple | Within twelve das’ trem sale ie property will be re- SSE sold at the risk aud cost of defau:ting purchaser after EAS. CORLEL, THOMAS "EO WAGGAMAN.. trustees, SPICES, EXTRAOTS, JNO. W. PILLING, 5 ne GATORS taS-déeds Salt TOs ATOES, P. E, WAGGAMAN, Auct, RCH, FANCY CANNED GOODS, POWDERS, SOAP, "[PHoMAae DOWLING & SON, anew GAKS, TOBACCO, joneers, 612 Est. a, WINES, LIQUORS, Be." &e., EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF House: Together with a fail sisurtiuéat of wodde usually | EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE, OF HOUSES. ota in a est-clawe wrocery store. ILY CARKIAGIS, DAYTONS, WAGONETTES, AT TWELVE O'GLOOK M, fy JL oe ae Ns SE IN FRONT OF THE ABOVE S¥ORE, to Aniingicu, Va.» the wibecriver wilr ell 1 his sale To zich jonavaation af tbe trade abd vente buy. | Sct tedae biea Gear Bre sk exp sm cue, * EDNESVAY, JANUARY TWENTILGO, 1803, ut ‘Pormscad JOSEPH ATEINS, Assignee. | TEN O'CLOCK, his entire outat of Horses, Carriages, oft ‘THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED 1X CONSE. ee without reserves at : See witnON RSS TISG TS PART OF D: 20 head of Young, Sound Or:ving and Work Morses. mantly, Gar he storus until Wi DAY, b TY ‘3 pairs of Fine Matched Horses, 3 Fs Tages, TILTH, 1202, at tame Lous and place, \ B Moreen _haloatsube "7" SOBEPUATRING. Ateienee,_ | Lad inte 1 Rote bore Saag het Spe at to LATIMER & SLOAN, Avcttonsers, Beaxeas 3 ants of Singh aud barcine Merces oret 14004 at. ow. | OUiein used ‘but little: addins, ‘Bridles, Whives TTS PARE Ok VALUABLE ,EMPROUER | Nes tu Siabie Harapheraaly iS 3. contins, TESEVENTH STREET PATENDED IN THE | 3832-0 3600 M st. a. District 0» COLUMBIA. By ad Irie of » deed. 0: 160K), aus ro-ordedin Liber S warty secitred thereb iS 2 dated December 16, 1540, foito 201 eb weg. aw tat the roquest Sell at public ATIMEK & SLOAN, a L TOS G ot. CATALOGUE SALE records uf said D arpctuee an trout of thet eo yy o MUR ALG ig OFA oe eat O¥ HOUSEHOLD FU! cy rY-LUFTI et rCLOCK P. NITU! TWO PIANOS, A VAST NUMBE: is fo hank cere Feat uate saeis ug | OP SUPERB OIL, PAINTINGS. ELCHINGS Know or raid Tot erly parallel to 7th street ‘easter! an tion to the leadership by the slliance caucus, though by no meaus as prominent as “Jerry Simpson, comes in cor a good ebare of public Attention. Georgians of © diferent political asion are apt to speak Lightly of Sir. Wat- "s efforts in the line of etatesmanship, but ce people havea very different opinion him. Hes rather a small, wiry man, of dark complexion, with a mall face, a sharp, in- telligent eye, and cn expression of alertness and cunning siamped on his featares. He bas rather « boyish face and is thought by some to resembi® Aloxander Stephens. ‘Tho alliance people regard him asa second Stepheus, and say that he is « brilliant talker and writer and that be was more than a match for Mr. Butler, the finished orator of the Senate, and Repre- sentative fillaan, whom he met on the stump in South Carolina. ‘That is the alliance view of it. Though bis profession prevents his admis- sion into the order, he ran for Congress on the Alliance platform abd is really a square-toed alliance man. He may some day burn his di- ploma, forget alt his law and join the alliance, CONGRESSMAN CLOVER. ‘The most farmer looking of all the alliance Congressmen is Clover of Kansas, who says in his biography in the Congressional Directory that he was educated in the common schools of his native stato and in the school of and that he was married on All Fools’ day vertived whiskers have at little *inee he took his seat. been warged Asastump sperker the Senator was poptlar, his plausibility more than compensating for his rolixity. Finance is Mr. Peffer's strong- Reid: some of his propositions ‘will wersy several Senators before the session comes to anend. The Kansan has not as yet unfolded a novel plan by which, eo he says, he can make © @ putting into circulation of several hundred million dollars. For some reason or otuer local cranks have selected Senator Peffer as the medium through which eccentric Intive ideas and desires shoald be Sitered. Ls is regarded by a great many people as the o1 true charapion of liberty in rile life, aad the Fevuistion thus made for him must cause him Col. Bluegrass—“How shall I reach the river, sah?* Yank—“‘Jost follow rour nose straight ahead.” Does my nore look Col. Bluegrass—“Sah! like a nose, sal, that would lead me to watah, sah?” The strike of gers is practically ended. Eleven men of the bark Countess of Dufferin, the Southern Express messon- abandoned at sea, reached Baltimore yesterday. Sendueted Col. William L. De Borbon, who the Mansion House in Reading, Pa., for nearly sixty years, ret the oldest and’ best several years one of own landlords in eastern i aged it) gre “angen erdahed ve Gecia in cm elovaior at York, Pa; yooterday. feet, twenty (20) by a two-story brick liouse. “Terius of two years, doierred raymeuts, which shall be trust on 4 fz the purcluser, sie Of sale, cost of purchaser. ‘With mn ten days from date of ale, the trustees reserve the Dat to resell at risk and cost of J) PXCANSON BKOS.. Anco TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HORSES, STEN ON NESS, BUGGIES, ke. NT ALN, 01 Eunstiaes sas SES Si SSE AVERE, B ‘deed of trust, du in 108, fog 13D. et seq, cua et tae Teed records of tas Sey na got KER ae One leds oy untae Bee seven (17), 10 Pleasant aiid Piecsaut Blais, vounded as follows: Be- icunins ior the samie at the ‘northeast corner Of said Tor (supposed to be 137 84-100 test orth O: tue north= West corner of Teuuedd), ruming thence wester’ se feraaie, Tome nate tate rt of iot Mumbered thirty- at AND ENGRAVINGS, BKIC-A-BRAC, BRUS- Tite's subdivision of Mount SELS AND AXMINSTER CARPETS, TURKISH BUGS AND HANGINGS. ‘THE PROPERTY OF A CONNOISSEUR OF RARE JUDGMENT AND TASTE, WHO HAS BEEN FOR THIRTY YEARS MAKING THE COLLEO- TION FOR 18 OWN PLEASURE AND HOUSE- HOLD ADORNMENT. EMBRACING IN PART Ol Paint Fiorids ven and 7ta strect ex- ix sid S0-1C0 testy thence” soutae six foot, tence BO: rect extended 20 Sect; thence rai port ts Line of said 1Ot 78 BU- nce north wong 7 © yicet tothe piace of beginning, improved sate: Oue-third cas, balance in one and with interest at the rate of 6 per cont on ‘of jon of | ‘The seve el ‘to the or Topert} al, OF al] cash, at the “x iepentt ot $200 wil be Feauired st All con) apd at Ti terme of sale are not complied ‘pure E. L, SCHMIDT, stig Painine forthe ‘Minewided Sure and emuinber of ‘Besutitul ‘th and 'D streets n. ‘i. td goods and chat ‘chattews ia Bs eV AVENE RONTH WEEE, dare, very fast; Ses Sorelle tase STEREO Trane 1892--SIXTEEN PAGES. AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. | RAILROADs. ——-AUCTION SALES. __ LEE GT ADS. FUTURE DAYS. on at, HE wee tESE Lata ‘& SLOAN, Auctiovecra R GIRLS AND LOUNG LADIES. orld et ek, na asp Ee ABLE _ IM: WED a UXIM. Modern Bata. . ea a | matey hea aT POTS ORTWESt. BEING NOD Sos Poti nding e * EENTH STRELT (WITH Tr. a MT. VERNON SEMINARY, AUCTION, On THUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FinsT, 1se2, at HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P. M.. tu tron? premiees, we will sell ali of Lot I¥and north 3 in square No. 241. fron by a depth of 105 feet to an al.ev comfortable V-atory press-brick dw ing (2 rooms and bath, with modern i.) Fevewents, and ali in «ocd onler. The house covers abo: race? (ot of 1's feet front rable lot to uprove. ieone of the coat desirable Pieces of propery that has been offered at auction on ith street for some time and shou! mand bya a spect, oF all © conveyance cost of purchaser. deposit of €3 ting of saze. Tors to be vo! ik Biveen days. Title periect. Jall-aé ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, JPURCANSON BuUS., auctioneers, RECEIVERS SALE OF PLANING MILL, ETC., FOOT OF FOURTH STLEET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of 3 dec'ee passed ou the 5th day of Janu- Hy, the emuee ut Wiliam de Draper a wes Tt, Warren et a. Equity No. <n ‘a public MONDAY THY PiOHTESN TA DAY OF JANUARY, U:9?, AT THE HOUK OF TWO LOCK E-M.. on ike prexises and place of businoas of Drarer, 2 & Co., at tie foot oF ath st. » F the properties, too.s. supplies of je. lu shed and Unfassed work, and all otieray liances and apyurtenuices, :ucluding an unexpired lease on the premises. for tures Seats iru JLAy ty Intl, the property o: said Draper, Sueetz & CO., Low ivers. Teuth, balance in three and onths, secured by notes with good endorse: and trust on property suid. cr all cash, at the vo; tun of t jAdepewit of #200 reqinired at tune of f Sale 20 be comp nin A ye receivers rosery erty at thin risk und cost ates ved newspayer vubAsued in Wasuiueton, D.C. WM. D. CAMPBELL _ T. L, WILLIAMS, In7atts Receivers for Draper, Sheetz & Co. DESCANSON BuOS., Auctioneers, ASSIGNED'S SALE BRICK HOUSE NO. 504 E STKEET NORTHWEST BY Vistue of a deed of assizmusent to the undersizmed gua ee vereg 1 will offer tor sai bic au Gon on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTEENTH DA\ OF JAN: TARY, ALD. The ST FOUR M., in trout of the premises, ail those cele of jand and promises situated in the & ington, District ox Colma, OWN ALI Goscribe, on the’ ground piat and plan of ssid city as bers the wat twelve, (Le) same ata point in the south feet west trou tue WOrtiie sst vo: uarter (1134) inches: a nee norte one bundred tee! and i sour ove hunired is ofa fout; cheuce east twenty-two (22) leet one abd tee quarter inches to tue beginning, imuproved by brick Purchase ones, one-lalf cash (Over atid above 8,000) assumed), uslauce m one year after viate Uf salo, note bearmng 6 por cout i 1 to be se- cured by trust ou premises sold. at purchaaer's cost. Sisale. | Termato be con plied with in 10) dx ise the assinee reserves the rigut to res: erty at risk and cost of detaulting puschaser aitor 3 days’ advertisement of such resale in suuie newspaper published ip Washington D.C 2, - MACKALL, assignee of Geo, 1, Hil. S9-THE ABOVE SAL~ 1S POSTPONED ON Ac- count of the inclement weather until TUESDAY, THE NINETELNTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1:92, heur and place. D. 5. MACKALL, deld Assinco. m. Best aud coves? wet! YOK ALUXANDRIA AND TIT So tation Clamsenin trogre-s day audevch: | Foy Almunia, sat OAS > | Servier examinations. OF Fetgw. Fd MULVEL. | fib @ | “Seat? mp Lt 1200-1204 M et. apd 1124-1128 11th ot. Thorouxtt!y equipped im all departments. Special advantages im Literature, French and Ger men and Music. A home ip which students have rare advan‘ages for social traning and experience. day fer to Pitovure’ end: Scene Core Seas By to cov Durz to Indianspolla, Pittsonne to Comms, Ae toons to “Chrcare, 8. Lous amt Ciommmetl Ree na, 32 pam, dacy. Perron Car W Rarrebure, and Scoping Care fare o and physical comforts Cuctpua::, end Done Car otizinee, sanitation “and el er Tacks Comins Seiten an areas pproved modern Kind. daily, wath Bufier Faricr Car ‘Wnsiinvion’ toliar Among present patrons of the schoo! are Bishop nd Leinstinw rabure and Sisepias Jobn F. Hurst. Vico President Levi P. Morton, Chief Ly Justice W. M. Puller, Mr. Chas. M. Ffoulke,Gen. Wm. Smith, Col. Carrol D. Weight, Lieut. Cou'd'rd.X. {Kowa lar" [amawsie ana ats Hempbai me ips ger Lt to Kiel + —_ Pa se, Address, Mra ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Sey Disses to Pavebant ah ee Ee DLIVATE INSTRUCTION IN _ENGIIGH ancven Latta. French and Geran. by a Sow s2 ani Ctperiencd in New bugiand public | FOr, Shooe. Adres Dox 130, Star oc aah — EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHES WILL | For W Piahe lessons, 5c. per emeon, at homes of | Gt dais, escere Saturday, wits Blecpime if dos tel. Special stheution to ani vngton te lvchester gendvanced puptis, Address D. 3. For Wiuamerort, euovo and Bimine, at 20.800.m, ay, onset Say, 147 FOK PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND TRETAST. S10, & WO ame. 1.4 DET Aw ‘Office. a % a caw 11 rm. y GREEK. MATHEMATICS, BOOKKESD. | Parior Cae, Vesti: PES Hoitsh ad €-vii service prepara pus) {forcollege, Atapolis and west Point, Prot AL SORINGER, SIS ty Cireuiae. | For New York only, Limited Selb let on ee CCOR, Bend ser ‘Car fron, Palty pe. 4 oy Enaniana amas POR PHLADE LEH: ¥ ir N FEMALE SEMINARY, 00) H | Post Fxprem 8.10 cm wees due soi SS pm day ab} boarding achoot. ful course of in- | "hail yoderate tet nn coxspetent aaistants. For | Ace iy to Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal: Ly p.m. every Gay = au cy (PBF BERLITZ scHoor. or 1 3 14th at Branches in mor! of the pri ‘Bend ior chicuars, ANGUAGES, ‘ME PHONOGRAPHY AND DUSTN AS SS SCHOOL. Reduced rates ior stucents Ting this month, | Jepecational | EAN wer cur TSS CLARA HAUNISON, lasou bysteu Technic. _a25-tm* 10190 st. yt: O00, 08, 440, 05 ond 0G jon at the office, northeast con nines | cate and ot Cla dors cou vw leit tur vain ot ye wtietio (rea lintels aad remidonces, Pun, i. WOOD, jagreueral Matson, General Porseuver Awe, RE Ss9Nb ase RAILROAD OO. Schedule in eflect Novectwer dan. 150) AN tai Station, P MUSIC. 9 Yoice, Ke. EDWi Engbind ‘Consery, ae KK removed their instil Where they have iarer and tur bet oF a > Tux New Envcariox.» A course of self-train: ar seut GE, ld 42th st. n. UburE, connects |. Canuects ab and Picanbung dai), excmye ‘pal potute Tichinogd and Danette aysten Bult dati PIANOS AND ORGANS PIANOS AND OUGANS OF MOST NELIAULE makers oid reasonably at Tewmpie of Musi @ st ntw. G. He RUHN. “Estabiebed 18st" F tuning and rewuiatng. nozowie HE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, #13 PA. ave, iich-cigse and medium-priced, ‘new and slightly’ used upright pianos. Second-hena square piunos at iow prices. Lest value qiven for old pualios in part payment for new uprighte, Fanos so.d for cash or monthly payments to suit; $25 to $100 saved with Ue JOHMEL PIAN.S- THE STANDARD IN Domentet te world. Forsale vy CGY WOk CO., Yo and We “th at. Pianos for reut, moved Daciked. ALLET & DAVIS PIANOS, THE PIANO thatexcelsall others.” Umque styles for snd Chrismas presents, at Agency, Sil th 5 TM? 1 CRE FEY re = 2 eS I FR FP FF ¥ v Prize Medal Paris Exposition, 200 Stet prematums; indorsed by over 100 inusic schools and colleges fot gurability. Old taken in exchange. only Upright that can take tue place of a Grand. attr PFRIFFen © CONLIFE, 510 11th at. now, SHASE. GABLEL, BEIGGS' PIANOS, Bolin tor asic oF pent, BRE OR NNN AA BBR RNM Aes E NN A 4 EBB OEKE ei asus. UNEQUALED IN TONE. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP nee AND DURABILITY. Special attention of ““Purcuasers” is invited to their New artistic Siyiee,” fished in desigas of HIGH EST DECOKATIVE ART. Fianos for rents HOKOUGH VOCAL INSTRUCTION. Wan Sleeper New} aeuingion to Atlante, Auice Swain Hunter, pupal of Connecting thence with Niceper j tore Barut, "Maaam Baier. epaiers wud sor Meaupiie vis Tutowingiain, une TRENCH LANGUAGE aTORiC Pied at Danviule with Siceper ius AugUnta cid et Ureums | F’GaStox iyo? St poerens iy Brench | Py we gy SO aily. except Sulitay, for Warrartey amd faecal rong train tot Pree Loyal eal Btewee Bie Qik Paly,, WASMINGTOX AND soc WhaTeuA VEsTEDULED LIMTLED, Urely of Pailinan sleeper, vation ¢ a'ruue to Pullin Siveper throuch New } euarantead that cannot be ot im any school. f Address 1 Bost. nw. tied am knowledge of drawing necessary. sutis of no change. J. W. LEVROLDs| Aras, GT at tam SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANG by Prot. Paul Votnot, Dip'ome < France. Classes now joriaing for hew tern. Pure Paris fan pronunciation, “Trial lesson ines, 1425 8. Y.ave. Jo2-Ln” 3 Py $ . Lerior aud 0 itane Is houre) wa ork and Wostiauc caper ALIAUtS tO. Avante to Jackson to New Orieatia via Mont gonsery. Menupte via Birmiseuat : and, ia, aa GARTEN AND SOHOGE. | ville, Westington ‘so’ Memew (ie ss misono tg a Birla ood aah ate Ae 2918 Sunderiand pice, suuth of Vavout Circle.) NCED AND SUC. ustibod. for. te- ‘Mrs. <GTON AND OHIO DIVISION peta daily 62) p.m. dally Kitday. Hieturaiug aersve i “ae ‘3:90 p.m. ally and 0-33 pms eye sunday” Ai trains from the South arrive W: §.3te.m Liam aad bas pom Meugeoes Bie. 45°p.m., except Munday. farnisied at othe, 130) Pouushvenne ener Fasecucer Station, Pennsylvania Kaiiroad, Wasting “i 5° BROWN, Genera #8 Tacom ‘Gen. Vane Agts atiouta, Go BAL oR ann on aD. in effect December 13, from station corner of New Jersey avenue aud C street. asd Northwest, Vestibuled Limited Re Wam., 615 pm. dasiy LUMBIA, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Cee SE ers roppomne tay Poa Dee, K. UKNER, A.M, CE, Prin. Learn, to use the phi and typewriter: the au ion for an office situat-om, Cony Sourse, $10; Phonograph alone, $3.50.” Shorthand diccatiuns by competent readers end the phonograph. Individual instruction by iced reporters. Tui Hon, Ter imonth, trom $2 to 86. Thorough preperation tn thie Enxiteh, business aud civil servicocourses.- Lu dividual ‘or private lessons, not class instruction. Moderate prices. "Send for catalogue. For Chicare MALLE. ¥ PRUD HOMME Cas TEACH A GOOD | Pros trains 11 Leave W, [proturciation and. practical use of the Preuch | » For Viucnneit, Bt Louis, vou Sut : dite ‘express 11-40 p.m. Gally. igneuane forty-two lemons, 10. 307 Det. nw. | Byles Lun et 22.800 ae SAY ot ee ed es PROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER. GRADUATE OF Peetbctes cnranist St, Mary's BC Chugshs tecches Piano, voice Culture, Onan, Theory of Music at pu- Pils’ residence. Adress 1114 10th st, n.w. d2i-Im" 188 SCHMITI'S SCHOOL, ST. Ww. MSRDROARTEN ADV axcey AND DEAR CLASSES. Coaches from Capitol Hill apd north west section, (9-Tat SCHMITT. Hum. 1b and Staunton, $10. aud way stations, 1.00 p.m SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A lange couprisins almost every well-known. m cOuutTy. in thor oue ey ade wil at very low ngtites, “Si ECIAL INDUCEMLN 1 offered buts Wh Prices aud 14 tertus, Which Wii bearrauzed ou EASE. MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS when desired, WM. KNALE & Co. so Market Space, 85 MAY H. a rE _LoeUTION, onaToRY, DRAMATIC actio® | ™}Oh x00. and yowe culture. EDWAKD C. TOWNSEND ma. Sundays, 50 a.m., 4.31 and Miss ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 1317 ithe |PPoe Probecke Iwo wa eS, 46.90, 108 nw. dim? | pm MEDICAL, &c. 507 12th st. now. Washington, D. C. DISEASES OF MEN. Lack of onezry, nerve force, vitality, partial or com- plete loss of Vigor, no matter how induced, 18 posi tively restored in a few weeks by the scientific ajypiica- tion of local medi-aiments end electro-therapeutic measnres, so Successiiily applied by Dr. Failure uhpusibie, Awe notmpediuient. Valicuckor, STIMCTURE, Kidney” and Bladder Miseazes wituin ‘Carveton. 2. Geniemen trom 2 tod. Fange of uy specialty of GENITOURINARY SU GEEY treated with sail! and succesn, Hrivacy secure PEQEESSIONAL MASSAGE, MI. H. CAMEKON, 2220 G at wey a eraduate. | Pace yunssace a Spe: ington. molt st. 8... appeared before mie and made oath that he is tho’ oldest extabliehed expert specialist this Caly fern ian aneiierue, ot nocharue; consi tation and adios Ineo at any hour of the day” Subscribed sud sworn: to ailments aud.ail scute or chiro Hours, 9to8_Suuday, to: Jazat = Kefers to wiany of Use most prominent iadiesot EAD AND BE WISE.—DR, BROTHERS, 906 B aud will guarantee ‘© cure in all disesse of anen and beiore me by Dr. VROTHERS. “SAMUEL C. MILLS, ary public im and. ior the District of Coinuibis, Of July, 1585. sall-lin* T3ZAS REYES BEES CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest estab lished advertise ladies’ physician im the city.” Dr. BLUTHERS, 900 B st. nw. Forty-five years’experience. Jalili" MESS cRANCES) MARTIN'S ENGLISH tor Hagerstown, t10.408.m. and t5.30 p.m. aM. French Private Day School reopens October 1. | BOXAL BLUE LINE NEW YORK AND PTL Parisian protessor. a 120s, 5 Private cha DELPIOA. =e MdiGlme. | For Philsdelphia, New York, Boston, and in sebocl. wdielue | annie, New Yor fn oat EMOVAL — SCHOOL OF COOKERY, B.A. | Qouy. 3:33) 2.0 wo, Diwing Sop om BAKEK, bas removed from G11 to old Leth at. | Car: open at 1.000 cack) Bw. Special or Class lowsoner’ Pree’ cake dally. | OR ehrpet WObocock-) Dishes tor dinners, receptions, &c., surmised to order. tor toa. *Y.40 piu. with Pauman Ruffet Coven fos Car running throush to Boston without C, © SEVES TERT ST Sw, $i Hopahceepmie nda, laudiug pamecngere in i Seckeret 2M station at GUITAR, MANDOLIN, BANJO. ‘For Atiantic .05, 10.00 and 12.00noon. Sun- mae ; 4:05 am. and i boom nol3-2im" A Now aud Easy Method.” Por Liane of suburuen trains eve time tables, to be bed oF, UML, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL | of all ticket agents. ‘Astrologer, casts horoscopes, ‘gives astrological ‘Teacopt Sunday. ‘Dally. ¢¥unday only. charis of your lite, gives also spiritual treatwents, xb xpress trains Also teaches astroioxy. Offive 4 nw. o}dm* Bagrace calied for aud checkes from hotels and ret- WisHINGTON tautee ty Cina, trata Coon ctety eft at Coke z " ome aud ‘eve., aunt at Geput. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE. o> Se: tS tous, MODEL KINDEKGAKTENS AND SCHUCLS, ith Mrs. Louise Pollock, 1017 10th st., Mus Susan P. Poliock, 1434 Qt, Principals. Gen. Manager. (014) Gea. Pawn At (GHESAPEAKE AND OU10 KALLWay. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 15, 1 ‘A.constant demand for our feaduates, ‘Trains Wave duly frou Cuiow suaticn Ui aie Fy Avniy to Biss. LOUISE FOLLUCK: Author of Nar | 6th cad B mirects, oul Kana Blantal, Song Bucks, we” Sa | UNrvusts the srandest scenery ta with the 1438 NsT., FORMERLY 1223 16TH. ‘The Misses Kerr's Day Bchvol for young ladies and little cluldren. wales 5-2 ME, PEISaNS Sclicor FOR YOUNG meN and boys will open Septeniter 21, 1801. | Best Cofnna’ac 810 6 connecting to the Union depot Ttnbanapous. tL TO pau the fauioun. FV. Vestibule Linsited”— facilitics offered tor pupils o1 ail ages. Private instré Bsvlid Vestibule train with eat for Cin upetl, a oS estred. VM. H. PUTNA: ‘Ube, Lex.ngton and Louteville, -, Srrivime at Cum S.fttoeeee © eg PS a Re ES fener Pa ae nD | Ee ences u dipforuatic corps. tay apyly to Mise imany of the. JULIA K. BALCH, 1207 10th st. B.w. ‘asm a an ane. ia arene 10-7 sun. via RF. andP. lOUD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE OR Avo of Dee BROTHERS oa ‘cordial. ‘Wall cure any case uf nervous debility. 400 B st. s ay ,, MARSTON'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE ood, Kiduey and bladder diseases, ‘&c., without stomach medicmes. No tail: elt . Cures bealed treatise free. scideoty MARSIUN Co., 10 Park place, New Vor “{ DVICE TO DYSPEPTIOS. If you suffer from dyspepsiaor any form of indices- tion, or from datly constipation, Swhich, ea result dyspepsia, \gond, for uy, “ADVICE TO DYSPEP- TICS.” Lells all about dyspepsia, its CAUSES a work of great value to every" dapeptie; = free to any address. JOHN H. McALVIN, Lowell, Mass., Fourteen years city treasurer and tax collector. a ft a12-Law13t Di'Gutonicctections of the yey ext) tueeeie hae, chronic efiections ‘eat, ver, sudueys. euricturest amd drinary disoases, Odio hours, to 17am. and 4 to 7 p.m, ‘astm VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT- Ale G. ¥. Theel, 338 North 4th st., Puiladel- shia. “America ‘st inthe ited Hates wlio is abie tp Cure ail ellocts of indiscre- ons of bota sexes, "Send for book *“Trura.” exposing juacke and ties “House Cure swindle, &2. ep20-1Y PROFESSIONAL é Voit Confort and Norfoli —V) for woth sexes | Pang las) Penne, ees Oe Eee nd rere Bois H. W. FULLER, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Nw. INSTITUTE, 407 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, cost vanes. row clasues tormed for pupils entering December 1et, ya ouerarhiate you warmly on your greet success in = our chook. - *ARET, TOMD OF WASHINGTON Wat, Pi of Mr. ond Mra WM. D. CABELL, M5 asty 0. LEAvzTz OF RosTOR, Sate ete, Dente bot mt 132? L ST. NW. ee leave QTAnIN'S GREA’ INESS UNIVERSITY, 15 | Sunday, ot 10 om. ‘sharp. reecuing = = Sad 1 bat byt ~Twotundred stadeats in parte | fetura, at Spa.” Bare ‘t iSeottny Seca Gritiar speed slacsos. 06-17