Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1892, Page 7

et Dr. Pierce's Brolitines, youre two things — that Tioy're ibe cheapest a0 re the © matter what the price, for you pay only for the good get. They're gvarantesd. If they fail benefit or cure, in any case, you have your ey back. And you can be sure that Teste the best, for they're the only Feme : , $0 dies that are, oF can ce the genuine BUTE: and always at these lo: of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, (for the Liver, Blood and Lungs), . . . $1.00, Dr. Pierce's Favorite tor ( woman's weakness and ailments), . . $1.00. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets “(for the Liver) «ce Rimady, oe Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, con’ Beware of everything purporting to be the ino medicines, when offered, by unauth- orized dealers, at lower prices. They are gem erally dilutions, imitations or eounterfeita, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & €0S reakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oll deen removed, bsolutely pure and 4b ip aotudi No Chemicals 6 preparation. It nm three times the a mized w awroct or Sugar, and i# .eretore far more eco- ng lesa than one delicious, pour- 2 = J admirably adapted for invalids persons in health. sire Or Riss. LE MovT9." ‘Sears oF Films, $26 takt-ct* y cinil. Send oF eall 1oF ational Hotel, Washington, re es Miustratel, ant Bi H. WOCDEURY, Dermatological Institute, 12S West a2nd Street, New York City. ‘Whea I say eure T donot mean mereiy tostop them for a time and then bave tivm return again, 1 mean & we made the disease of FITS, EPI + SICKNESS a lifelong study. T Because H. G. ROOT. M. C.. 153 Pearl St.. N. ¥. Sue Scrrexen Tosrones. TEE INTERESTING STORY MRS. LEONARD TOLD 4 REPORTER-SHE WAS AN INVALID POR YEARS, BUT IS WELL NOW, AND GIVES ALL THE CREDIT FOR HER CURE TO DR. JOuDAN. Mrs. Josephine Leonard, who lives at 914 Virginia ave. sw., toh! a reporter a most intercsting story = fewdaysaco. Here it is in her own language, frou her own Lips, and every one suould read it: th excruciating pains in my hend for times IT would Lave bind spells come hours: Lave been taken on had to be carried hoe. I Was so weak I had to crawl upstairs. Oceasionall Would Lave Cisekarwes from my nose, which would rt and dry, and I couldn't all At night I lay with breath. Tsometines felt living in the condition I '¥ years my life had becn a biank. sco I went to Dr. Jordan for treat- ment, and siter I had taken ty mt fora few days Thad the first ood uicit's rest in years, 02d could Rerdly realize that it wae myself ¥ foot row aif I had new isfe. ireely through my nose, my thi Smstias, the pains in wy head are uo more. 1 am ‘Bt spirits, and I feel that Dr. Jordan Les actually saved my Lie. give temporary reitef to pain, but only for s tie My nose was s much ny nose excel DRC. M. JORDAX, (6 13TH STREET ¥. Ww. SPECIALTIES — DISEASES OF THE MOSE, THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR CONSULTATION FREE. (Ofce hours—Yto Il am. 2 to 4 pm, 6toSpm. Sundays, 9to 12m. w2-e0St Tae Dissoremox Sarz OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING And Gent's Furnishing Goods is still going on and ‘Will only last afow days ionger! The stock must be Closed out regardless of cost. Men's Suits and Over- coats at GO cents ca the dollar. ‘Boys’ Suits and Overccats at 50 centson the dollar. Children's Suitsand Overcoats at 50 ceats onthe olla: You should not mise this CHANCE to get Fise ‘Tailor-made Clothing a: 50 cents on the douiar. ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., ‘7th and Gata Tue Laezarsr Cincezatixe Lrnzany. 612 Lith st aw. STANDARD AND CURRENT LITERATURE, THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JOUR- NALS, LOUTH AMERICAN AND FOB- dim" EIGN, IN CIRCULATION. Pigo’s Remedy for Caterrh is the Test, Fastest to Use. and Choapest. CITY AND DISTRICT. = Fair dealing has always been the motto of Tux Evexixo Stam “A dollar's worth or more in return for every dollar re- ceived” is the principle upon which its busi- ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to one hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising columns, THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE. Reports Submitted and Discussed at the Session Yesterday Afternoon. ‘THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW ATTACKED AND DEFENDED—MATTERS ON WHICH CONSULAR IN- QUIRY 18 DESIRED—CUSTOMS AND TENDENCIES OF CREDITS IN FOREIGN LaNDs. i At the session of the board of trade yester- | day afternoon a resolution offered by the Mil- | waukee chamber of commerce, in regard to | the interstate commerce commission, brought | ous a lengthy and rather spicy discussion. The resolution recited that, owing to the im- mense amount of business crowded on the commission, it taking, in some instances, years to reach # decision, it had become necessary to relie It therefore sought to make it the sense of the board that relief could only be given by amending the law so as to create districts throughout the United Stetes, each of which should be under thi of three commissioners, to be appointed in the same manner @ present interstate com- merce commissioners, Whose duty aud auth: ity in the first instance should be the same as those of the latter body. Complaints arising under the law should thereafter be filed and heard by the district commissioners within Whose jurixlictions such complaints originate, and their hearing should not be delayed longer than thirty days. BEFERRED TO A COMMITTER. Some of the members wore of the opinion that the commission was not doing effective work and that the Iaw authorizing it ought to be repealed. ‘This position was contested and several substitutes for the resolution were pro- posed. Finally ihe entire matter was referred toa committee consisting of Messrs. Harry Weissinger of Louisville, Benj. 8. Janney, jr., of Philadelphia, Henry’ M. “Mendel of ‘Mii- waukee, HH. Aldrich of Chicago and Thos. Booth of St. Lous. A resolution proposing that the government should place testing machines in cach city of 100,000 or more inhabitants was, after dis- cussion, tabled. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CREDIT. ‘The report of the commitive on credit, made by J. A. Price of Scranton, Pa., stated that they had succeeded in collecting through the consular agencies, in connection with the State Department, information as to the customs | and tendencies of credit in foreiga countries. Another step of the committee's work was fa- wiliar as the “private indebtedness” clause of the eleventh census, which, though at first re- | ceived with much doubt aud apprehension, was coming to the front as one of most impor- tant and desirable features of our periodical enumeration, and was today regarded with in- creasing appreciation and satisfaction, if not with univerval approval; and this accomplish- ment, in connection with the consular agen- cies, was the compilation of the laws and imi- tations of mortgage and lien indebtedness of | foreign countries. The fourth and most recent | work of the committee existed in the move- | ment begun at New Orleans for the establish- | ment of a permanent census bureau, looking | to & consolidation and extension of all gov- | ernment statistical development. The result has been that a bill for that pur before Congress with every pro Pascage. se was LOW Lility of its FOR CONSULAR INQUIRY. The following inquiries were presented in the report for adoption, with the intention of | sending them to the State Department for con- salar inquiry: What axe the various obligations that have no lega! or binding nature except the honor of the debtor? Are drinking collectable at la ‘Are there auy obligations for professional services that are debts of honor? To what extent or proportion to the amount incurred or assumed are debts of honor paid? In case of insolvency, are debts of honor usually paid if the debtor subsequently re- trieve? To what extent is outlawed indebtedness con- sidered « matter of honor and paid? Are debts of honor more generally satisfied in full than legal debts in proportion to the amount involved? The report thanked the State Department for many courtesies received. It was accepted, its recommendations adopted and the committee continued. RECEPTION AT THE BUILDERS’ EXCHANGE. A number of the members of the board last evening were given an informal reception by the builders’ exchange at the latter's building on 13th street. A lunch was served and extem- pore speechmaking indulged in by Messrs Pope of Chicago, Weinsinger of St. Louis, Waldo of New York, Miller of New Orleans, Lane of Boston and others. meats saa THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMERS. gambling and betting debts A Bill Which, it is Claimed, Would Work Injury to Them in the Markets. To the Editor of The Evening Star: It appears from the report of a meeting at Rockville, published in Tus Stan of January 25, that a committee was authorized to press for passage before Congress certain matters, some of which might be an improvement and a benefit to the farmers and real producers. The following portion, nowever, of the report, if agreed to by Congress, viz, “That the south half of B street from 7th to 12th strects and the north half of B street from 10th to i2th streets be declared a public market place, and that the hay-market square, known as the Washington wholeeale market, should Le made, as well as the streets,a public retail market,” would work the greatest possible injury to every real pro- ducer and farmer desiring to bring into the capital und market their own products. ‘The farmers whose teums have to travel from ten to twenty miles to market their bay, oats, straw, corn, wood and all coarse and bulky articles, as weil as their scattering horses, cut- tle, sheep, calves and live animals, for which they have bad for the past twenty ample facilities to sell at the Mightest possibie expense under the man- agement of the wholesale market grounds by the Washington Market Company under the sixteenth section of its charter, ought to un- derstand that by this scheme the streets and the wholesale grounds which have heretofore been specially kept under the Washington Mar- ket Company's charter for the use of the real country producers are thrown open that the jay hawkers, peddlers and Izaront from every part of the globe may infest the space thus thrown open without paying license or taxes, and camp upon it night and day, leaving the farmers and producers to take their chances in- stead of having the space reserved for them as has been done under the present system. If the farmers and real producers marketing their own products are wise enough to study their true interests they will not lend themselves to any movement tending to cripple or destroy the Washington markets, which are admitted to be the most complete and expensive of any in the country. There isample a ext to the wide sidewalk on the south side of the Cen- ter market und in the courtyard on the north side of the market to accommodate every actual producer marketing his own pro- ducts, “which is held by the market company exclusively for the real farmers, ‘The writer, a native Virginian, has for several years had’ charge of the wholesale market grounds, which have been managed under the direction of the Washington Market Company strictly in accordance with the market charter in the interest of the real farmers and pro- ducers, and who, from their daily conversation, will not be led into any trap to aid in an at- tempt to induce Congress to take away the ony space which has been dedicated for their exclu- sive use, and which would operate to build up & competing rattletrap of a market something like the old Marsh market, from which the city never received income enough to give it a re- spectable appearance and around which and in adjacent streets the gencral uppearance was a disgrace to the capital of a great nation. Any attempt to block and encumber the streets, es- ially around the Couter market, with mat. Eetcheds which, with the numorous cable and horse cars, would so block the streets that peo- ple would wot dare to use them tor the ordinary travel, should be summarily dismissed by the committees of Congress. EBC ——— Dr. Wesley Newcomb Dead Dr. Wesiey Newcomb died at Ithaca, N. ¥., ‘Tuesday night after a fortnight’s straggle with the grip, aged eighty-four. He was oneof the lecllag sasebotegice of the world. the commission of part of their labors. | direct charge of a board | RUN ON 4 BALTIMORE BANK, ‘It Was Caused sa ges ne Pablica- ‘There has been a two-days’ run on the Hop- kins Place Savings Bank of Baltimore, caused, it is claimed, by an erroneous publication that application had been made to placo the bank in the hands of # receiver. The run commenced on Tuesday, when fifty-nine accounts were closed out and about $25,000 in deposits with- drawn. The number of depositors who wished to withdraw their money increased yesterday, the number of accounts closed being 140 and ‘the jount paid out about $40,000. The bank Ofticials made ali necessary arrangements to accommodate the applicutions. The doors of the bunk were opened an honr } earlier than usual and were kept open as long 48 any one wanted to enter No depositor was turned away and every one wat promptly ac- jcommodated, RM. Rother, treusurer, doing duty as an additional paying teller. During the two days fifty-four deposits, aggregating over $2,000, were made an@ a number of rew aceounts were opened. A buge pile of greenbacks behind the bank railing was @ reassuring sign to any depositor and it was not exhuusted by the demands upon it. When the news of the run became known ituliste, ail of which were claims to have ample funds to meet any emergency. its annual statement, pubiishied on January 4, showed that it had €1,014,735 invested in stocks and bonds, on which, it is said, €900,000 conld be raised in twenty-four hours. ‘the undivided | profits at the time of the statement were $40,185. outside banks and cap: declined. The bank 00 — WHAT KEFORMERS WANT. Opposition to the Suloon and Woman Suf- frage—Iwo Planks. Tt was decided at the conference of reformers at Chicago yesterday that the following address would be presented to the St. Louis convention February 2: We, miembers of the people's party, the Prohivition party and the national reform party perceiving the absolute necessity which exists that the people, rising up in sheir primai capacity aa citizens and voters, should wrout the government of tho state aud the nation from those who have so long misgoverned both, hereby put forth the following suggestions to the people of the United States upon which we, ourselves, are substantinily agreed. Wo are in favor of a consolidation of all political clements in behalf of these issues, that money slould the intervention of any private institutions, in suilicient quantity to carry on the busine of the country, Such money should be a full legal tender for all debts, both public and private. ‘That the saloon is the great enemy of reform in these matters. As the chief fountain of cor- | ruption in our politics we denounce its per- nicious influeuce upou our country and demand its suppression, all means of public transporta- tion and communication should be controlled by the government to obtain for all the people equal and equitable advantages in such se Vices; and if the effort to so control said means of transportation and communication shail prove impracticable then we favor government ownership of the same. ‘That we are opposed to speculation in land and alien ownership of the ‘sane, and we de- mand a reasonable limitation of the land that can be owned by any corporation or individual. ‘That we favor municipal suffrage for women with an educationai qualification. (Signed.) Ignatius Donnelly, Frauces E. Willard, Gen. J. B. Weaver, E. J. Wheeler, @. M. Miller, E. Evans, H. 8. Taylor. +o. Serious Fire in Cincinnati, At 9:45 o'clock last night the central fire tower at Cincinnati struck off a ten-blow alarm, calling the maximum force of the de- partment to 139 and i41 West 4tb street, where @ fire was raging. It was in the six-story building occupied by the West & Tice Com- ny, importers aud dealers in queensware. ‘he fire department could not save the build- ing, but they confined the fire to it and pre- vented a conflagration. ‘The building will be a total loss, except possibly the walls. It be- longed to Mr. H. F. West and is valued at 40,000. ‘The building was freshly stocked with the largest and finest stock ever brought fo that city — Its value is estimated at $160,000. ‘The proprietors are in the habit of insuring quite fuliy and it is presumable that the insur- ance is ample. ++ —___ Missourl Democrats Prefer Cleveland. The democratic state committee met at St. Louis yesterday afternoon to elect a secretary and to select a time and place for holding the conventioa to nominate delegates to the na- tional convention, three judges of the supremo court and a general state ticket. After @ pro- longed discussion it was decided to hold three separate conventions. ‘he convention for nominating delegates to the national conven- tion wil! be keld on May 11, but the time and place for the other two had’ not been selected when the committee took a recess until 3 o'clock. Thomas L. Phillips of Perryville was elected secretary. A majority of the comuiit- teemen expressed themselves as favorble to Cleveland tor President. Lema Col. L. P. French of Boston Dead. Col L. P. French, aged fifty-two, » well- known lawyer of Boston, a member of the Loyal Legion and during the wara judge ad- vocate, was found dead in his room at the Hotel Brunswick yesterday morning. He had been very despondent of late owing to illness and the recent death of his wife, and the indi- cations point to suicide. The medical exami- ner declines to state the cause of death. Mr. French's estate is said to be worth $100,000. — Spring Garden Bank Frauds. It is said that the examination of the books of the Spring Garden National Bank of Phila- delphia by the government experts has brought to light additional evidence of fraud, and that warrants of arrest have been issued for several persons who were connected with the bank. ‘The Spring Garden Bank suspended about o year ago, and scon afterward evidence of fraud in connection with its management was dis- covered. ‘Ine president and cashier, G. Francis Kennedy and Henry Kennedy, were arrested and convicted on numerous charges and ave now serving long terms in the penitentiary. a ‘No Kain for Nearly a Year. Rain began falling throughout central and northern Arizoua at an early hour yesterday morning and continued steadily sll day. It was the first rain since February 15, 1891, and it is very timely and meaus the salvation of thousands of acres of grain in Salt and Gila valleys. Had the dry period continued thirty days longer 75 per cent of the cattle and sheep on the ranges would have perished. Already all of the stock that could be moved had veen taken to the irrigated districts of Salt valley and the heavy influx is telling on the pasturage. —— +e —__ School Furniture Trust. ‘The Grand Rapids Democrat says: The Grand Rapids Furniture Company, the largest manu- facturers of school furniture in the world, has sold out to an organization of capitalists known as the United States Furniture Company, with headquarters in Chicago. This company, which is believed to be in the nature of a trust, already controls seven-eighths of the school furniture plants of the United States, and the capture of the Grand Rapids concern will practically give it control of the business. ‘The company is now negotiating with the Haney School Furniture Company of this city, but has not closed with them. The enpital of the United States company is $2,000,000, but tho capital of the firms now in the combine aggre- Gates $15,000,000. ental)" ase nenee ‘A Shock to the Czarina. The death of the Grand Duke Constantine, uncle to the czar, was a heavy shock to the ezarina, who is just recovering from an attack of influenza. She was so affected by the an- nouncement of the grand duke's death that she was again obliged to keep to ber apartments, PERFECT DEVELOPMENT DE- PENDS UPON PERFECT NUTRITION. The genuine Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract is the best tonic nutritive extant for indiges- tion and the weak and debil- itated, and an excellent table beverage, Beware of imita- ms. The genuine must have the signature of “Johann Hoff” on the neck of every & there were numerous offers of assistance from | he issued by the general yovernment withont | Yan . To Be Let alone—all the imitations of Pearline. Let some one else suffer, for they're dangerous. Pearline stands alone by itself. It is a powder that is better than soap; more economical than soap. It costs little, but it saves a great deal. Without Pear line, itis soap or nothing ; soap makes you work hard— Pearline does away with half the work and makes the other half easy. 27 JAMES PYLE, N. ¥. SALES. TOMOKKOW, DALI & CO., AUCTIONFERS, 8 OO AD AS AVE BW. RAteuiees, CONTINUATIC PEREMPTORY AU ‘Seine of ihe best poe Pxaitition unt the hour of sae. It KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. LLATDIEX & SLOAN, auctioneers, 1409 G at. TENTS OF KESIDENCE NO, 2018 F R ENTIETH STRBAT WEN ‘AT AUCTIO: gy TWENTY ENTIRE Co: srk. TOMORMOW (FRIDAY) BANU Ol yW ¢ } NU, NINTH, 1802, af TEN O'CLOCK A. “4 : Side- ., Blankets, C: nytuiu Caryecw, Walnut a Tavie, Gilt Mirror, Hangings, ‘oilet Ware, Crockery. Kitebeu LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctionsera, Lounies Pictures, Mequiaites, de, ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Aucta TRUSTFE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN AVALON ZERRACE, BEING ON HALKISON STRELT NEAR MINNESOTA AVN ANACUSTIA, D.C., IMPROVED BY A SEVEN ROUM FRAME COLLAGE AND STABLE, BY AUCTION. By virtue of a.deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 1440, et Seq. oe of the jand revords of the rict of Co Nubia, and at the request of tue parties secured thereby, I Wik: seil Ly public auction, in fr-nt of the premives, oa FRIDAY, TWENTY -NIN TH DAY OF JANUARY, A°D. 1802, dt FOUR U'CLOCK BM the | following “described real ‘wstute, “situated. im the county of | Washington, District of Columbia, “to wit!) All that certain or parcel of land and'pramises known and distinguiaved ag aud Leing lot numbered ons (1), in "Avalon Terrace,” the saiye a8 appears duly reco?ded in Country Liber seven (7), folio thirty-one (31), one of the land records Mice of the District of Columbia, ¢ luuprovements, ways, easouents, id appurtensncesto the same belong- appertwini Dne-third cash; balance in om two yeurs, becring iuterest fromm the Fate of 6 per cent pwr aunt, of ail cash, at the option ‘A deposit of $200 reguired at the are uot complied f aaisthe trustes the risk and days’ ad Of the purchaser. sale. If cost of the defaniting pure ser after fi tisement of such resale {n so.n0 Newspaper publi ed in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and recording ‘ut the cost of the purchaser. \. GRISWOLD, Trustee. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Au Sels-d&dbs FUTURE Days. ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucticnesra, aw. REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &e. THUN OUR SALES: 1 H12 E ST. N. W.. ON SATURDAY THIRTICTH, “Isgz, AT TEN EMBRACING IN PART, jew and second-hand Yurlor Furniture, im suites and i pieces, Chnber Furniture im cherry, warble Ww alMUb att oak wi Wardrobes. New hair Be nd Pillows, &e., Dining Room i Walnut, aut oak extension tables, LC. ‘&e., Pier and Mantel Mirrors,” Book ‘solos, &-., Heating and Cooking ie and Ingrain Carpets, Cooking Uten- ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCE Harness, &c., ALSO One Hansom and Harness, nvagly new ; used but little. LING & BON, ‘Aue ‘THOMAS: e226 BENSINGER, Auctioneer. le pesca WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, NO. 240 LOUISIANA AVENUE. PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES. Will be sod within the bazaar on SA1ULDAY MOKNING, JANUARY THIKTIETH, at TEN O'CLOCE, it reserve, twenty-five head of ail | Youn Horace and Mares, slipped hery from Philadel- Dia. 't urwes are ood Workers abd drivers: Sud all wis posith a. Ja2B-2t SINGER, Auctioneer. ATIMER & SLOAN, Auction L "°F5400G st. n.w. REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, COMPRISING OAK. CHEVAL AND’ OTHER’ SUITES, OLD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, BAT RACK, BOOK MIRRORS, PLA: 3, AND AGENT NOS, IKON SAFE, PIC. SI AL ASSORTMENT OF ILD E: DAY, “JA THIRTIETH, 1892, \in Our sales rooms, 1409 Gst., We PAST ELEVEN, d 1333 H st. aw. fora to cover storage, 3 Bugwies, Double and LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts, TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN'S SUITS AT AU ON. On SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, AT TEN OCLUCE A,"M., we slail sell: within Our sales ane ath aa ‘Chiaren's ea troup to 13 years. “Must be sold. = WALIVE'D. WILLIAMS & Co., ‘Auctioneers. VW ALTER D. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsers. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITC GE, CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASS Waite, AP OUR SALE T AND PENNSYLVAS NORTH: On SATURDAY, JANUARY. THIRITETH, co: meneinye at TRN O'CLOCK A.M., within and ia front Of our suledroom,a collection of Housekeeping AFUCIeS Of every dew niption: ‘erms cash. ems cas WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Penn. ave., 200, 228-2t Auctionects. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucts., ‘920 Pebnsylvanla ave. n.w. ATTRACTIVE REGULAK SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FULNIT AND BFPECTS AT Oi: ELE- A EQUALED SALES ROOMS, $20 VE * SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, BEGINNING’ AC TEN O'CLOCK A.M, COMPKISING HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF EVERY DE=Cui PTION for PARLORS, CHAMBERS, DINING ROOM, LI- BRAY, KITCHEN, a Co CAnEETS, RUGS, &e. Lt AT TWELVE O'CLOCK ‘M., Horses, Wagons, Har- ess, &c.. at the ninct, 030) We ‘No pustponelent on accuunt of Weather. No stand- dni i te covd. dauip street, while you buy everything sold witiiu doors. Goods cousigned up to the hour o sale will be included in the sale of the saine day. Con- fauents solicited Maninente solicit e ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., jn2sirt ‘Auctioncers. ‘|, HOMAS DOWLING & BON, Auctioncers, a O12 Est. aw. THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS: IN THE CITY. Particular attontion given to arrangi! cataloguing gud sclliny all anaes of household: sarkeares tote, &ec., &c. In addition we are erecting a spacious sales Tovin tor the gale of horves, carriages, &. ‘Heal estate x speciaity. Sales every Saturday. No postponement on sceount Ja27-1m of Weatner. ITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. BY Consguments respectfully solicited. fetus of a weit of fleri facias imwued out of # clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District Stam, and to tue cirwcied, T wil sell gt public aie eehiw iste on, Deco on FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1802, at TRELVE Q'CLOCK Dall the rizht, title, Claim and interest of Samnel P. Harbin in, toand under the lease from Rhodes ani Sinus to ithodes sud "Harbin, dated May $1801, and under said lease in. and to the Teal estate therein des ribed. ben No. s224 H street. ig the city oF Washenaton, District of Colum! under Tur aa, eeerece neae, by ue, apa allot oald rien le, claim and tut aT No. 32457 at law on favor of Kovert J. ‘henson DANIEL at. RANSDELL, U. 8. Mars RATCLIPFL, DARR & CO., Auctionsers Wea ers. jac-108 3 ,BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER. S. HRSA AG cunmyon m- AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS. DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, COM- MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUB- IVELY TO THE SALE OF HORSES, CaR- RIAGES AND HARNESS, AND I8 THE BEST PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON HAND 30 DAYTON WAGONS AND 50 BUG. GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO EVERY SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TOTHE TRADE, WHICH WILL BE 80LD OR EXCHANGED aT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. ‘THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE TOCALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. PURCHASING. i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. THUR@DAY, JANUARY 28, 1892. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. GPO ©. STICKNEY, anctoneg, | a TRUSTEES’ 8ALt OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 716 8 STREET NORTHWEST. irtue of a certain deed of trust, in Liter ol.o S00 ef acd. one of the amd Fecords of the of Ci Wiest of the party we offer sale tu froutut tae #iFTH Day OF FEBR: ALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. lowing descriled property situate, tp the « Washington, ! istrict of Go ambts. to wit: Part of o inal jus 7, in square 419, Lecinnine on Se rest forty | (49) feet bast trom the northwest corner of said square 4nd runuiuy thence easton said street twenty-Lvefoet, hence south twouty-Bve feet, thence west twenty-Ove tee id auiyert to truste amounting In toe inning. -old subject to trus yan H eto $4.00) ab interests “Terie of wa i iu excess of said deed of trust. $100 sloposit of sale. Terms to be coniplied With ia tea days or the property will be resold at risk and cost of deiauiting purchaser, WM. SAYS. 2 327-80" O-M. BRYANT, | RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., auctioneers, ‘gu0'Paove. aw. ‘Trustees. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY Di VED REAL ESTATE, BE} ¥ STORY AND BASENENT BRICK HOUSE NO. IRABLE IM- iG THE TWO- 1g A, SERELT SORTMEASE: ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, a. D. 1803, af oun ocLoc E.M., I will offer for sale in front of the prem PART OF LUT NO. 2. IX SQUARE s90, | Fronting 20 feet ou A a8." bet. 7uh and Sti se. m.. | with adopth of about 100 test to an alley, aud im? proved ty a two-story and asement ressed-brick front Uay-window house, containing 8 rooms abd all modern improveruents, one square from the herdics, fan street R. KR. enace ettes, One-third casi; the balance in one ni 5B with notes bearing interest from the y of sal the rate of 6 percent per annum, and secured by ‘deed of trust on the premises sold. or a ¢ash. at the option of the purchaser. tof #200 required at the tine of aa, Pied with in fifteen days, served to resell at the rirk Purchaser, art ‘veyanciny ‘Ace ae RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. 2TWO DESIRABLE 2-8TORY BRICK HO1 ODE: OV EMS Fy SARSTPEL RICE ROUTER by WITH LALGY ChLLAR, NUMBERS 424° F STKELT NORTHEASI, BY ONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY FIRST, F O'CLOCK, w ‘will offor forsale, in front of @ pre SUB LOTS 119 aND 12 INSQUARE SA Fronting each 16 feet by 100 fevt, ranni inrve Stoo a‘ley, by Foun back to a 0 Well-busit houses making them very ubrasce of $2,500, w be paid in cash. house require. at the sie mus of sale are uct complied on days fro.) tue day of eaie right reserved to resol property at the risk and costof the defaulting pur chaser aiter five da, of such owapaper publiaued iu Wasuington, D.C. “A. ng and recording ab the cost of the pur- ‘d&dbs__ RATCLIFFE, DART. & CO., ducts, JRATCLUFE, Dake & Co., Auctioneers TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON KH STAEEL BETWEEN FIRSL AND THIKD SIKEE1S NORTHWEST BY AUCTION. By virtue of a decree of the Su strict of Columb a, p-ssod on the vary, A.D. Iie, im equity couse No. Id, docket #2, Wherein Lhomas W. ciuith te companans and Wicnard Evans ot sl-are defendants, amd e'so by virtue ofa certain deed of trust recorded im Liver Si, 20119 cne of the laud records of the District of me Court of the 20th day of Jan- id at the written request of t iby, 1 will offer for sale, 05 p front of the premises, om THURSDAY, 1H. DAY OF FEBRUAKY, A.D. 152, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the soiowing Isud aud premises, known as orig- inal ‘lot 19, in square Sol, tu the city of Washington, District ot’ Colmnbia. the situs ata oot alley) distant. one Lundred and ty-tour teot (1U4 fost) soutl froi of of the scuth, lune of B strect worth west, 17 aaid city of Wasuington, #1. running thence south along the east line cf said alley wizteut, sot (10 feat) toa anisey (WO) toot pute alley); thence eant sixty-five tect (65 fest) eight inches (Sinclies) aiony the Line of said al.ey, thence north sixteen (16) fect, thi S) tous wigit together with the ht. privileges, ab= ata. at one and two years from th- day of sale, the defe ay mente to bear interest at the rate of U per veut per annum, and to be secured by a deed of trust on the Property sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser, A deposit of two hundred (8200) collar. to be paid when the property is Ruocked di to be complied with in 3 frou the day of sa: the trustee reserves the right tu resel! the prove he risk aud cost of the ithe Purchaser. — All at purchaser's cost. JOMAS, ‘Trustee, 4 Dw. Ja23-déede LL ATBIER & SLOAN, Avctioncers 1400 G street. TRUSTERS’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NO. Pilyh3P S15 MARLE AVENUE, LE DROIT By virtue of » cortain deed of trust recorded in liber 15v4, fol. 199 eb weq., one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at tho request f the party secured shereuy, we will, offer for sa.ei frout of the prinives ou MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF BEB- UAKY. 1804, AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK EM. tlie folowing described property iu she county of Washington, Dy Zola 8 ict of Col t%, te numbered 36 and 38 in T. Wa jan and Orlando & Jones’ subdivigion of certain loke Iu block numbered thirteen (13), Le Droit Park, as per plat re- rded in book county No. ye Si, surveyor's office, District of Columbia, sold sutject tow certain dood ef trust to secure the uth of about €4,000 on each lot ‘Lorme of sale: 01 ifcash in excess of said deed of trust and tue balance in two equal tustalliventa, ta siz and twelve wontbs, with interest at the rate of six per ceutum annum, payable semi-annually, se cured by of trust on said poperty, or all cusli, at the option of the purchaser. 100 deposit at tune of Terms tobe comp.ied with in ten days or the sale. Droperty will be resold at risk aid cust of default Purchaser All conveyaneing aud rr a ‘st pure { Trustess. 's cost, JOHN F, WAGGAMAN, CHARLES P. CRANDELL, LE. OF TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND. ONE ON BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE PETWORTH SUBDIVISIO: AND CONTAINING UPWARDS OF TWENTY: FIVE ACKES, AND THe OTHER IN THE REAL OF THE FIRST ‘TRACT, NEAK JOINING THE CASINO CLUBPKOPERTY, CONTAINING ABOUT ELEVEN ACKES. By virtue of auecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equit De dgcket hl Tilt eaten or ion, on ESDAY. FEBRUARY. SECOND, 102. at FOUN the premises, all these two adjoin: Mt ing p in the county of Wasuington, D.C. which wereconvered to Willan Heine, decease 13 William Little and wife by deed dated December 10, 1862, and recorded auong the Isnd records of said District in Liber J-A'S..No, 206, fol10800 et sed. ahd are wore particularly described by motes aud bounds Ss follows, that ie. to say: For the first of “said ‘two Pieces, beinbing at w stone plauted at the inverse, Hon of the west aide of tho 'Waslinuton aud Itock Ville” turnpike road” Gow “Drigutwood avenue tnd the south “line of ‘the tres. of ‘sud two pisces of land and running thence along the said turnpike N. Gi degs. West 05 chatus 20 « stone, thence X, Bo degs. WV. with the south boundary line of the land heretolure conveyed to. Nillinun Horner by Littie 20:13 chaine toa stone, theuce 8. U% deys E. 9:10 chaing, thence South 80%, dexs. E. 20:1 3chatns to the f'bewinaing. Ana’ for the secoud of said Pisces Beyinniny at the end of the second line of the said Pieces Lereinbefore described. thence North 7 dexa, W. 0:50 ituke alone a newly iaid out farm Youd 10 stone, north West 11:32 chains, wrth, 49 degs. chains, thon “North 15%,_ dows, E. 2:73 cliains: then North 3s) degs. B 9:70 chains, then North 3M deus, E- 4:00 cliains (6 a tree, which, said four last lines rua then, South 7 dora: E. . lens. E. -0 chains’ then South 404 dege. E. 2:50 chains, then “South 0 E113 chisins to a stone: then’ South Gay docs’ Pid caaine, then South ie dere. W. 4220 cuataa to tis piace ct Ueezanian, ai of whuch will ore particu \y appear by the survey “and. plat of the two. parcels. of and nado by Chkrles 3. Ultuate Surveyor of said county, aunexed to the deed herelube- fore mentioned, the rst of which said parcole of land ismupposed to Coptain twenty-six acres” aud’ states Fches, more of lees, and the other eeved scree.and S5"100, ore or less: towether with, all the appurcens to'each piece in ‘anywise belongiug, and ail aud Eihyiar the rights of Way. and of water” ‘easeuaeute and advantazes tothe sauce and each of them appere {eiuiug and also ono undiv.ded sixth part of the Lites farm roads bordering upon the sald pieces und parcels Of ground as laid out on the said subdivision, hereint PAT of cach of esid two tracte willbe offered for eal of onc wo tract offered for ea! ¢xcopt thio followms-described portion of the Hiwt one: {iat is to s2y, the south 97 96-100 feet tronton the Fi Sepeh of 100 foot, tis leaving Tesnaietas tebe ga © ft + eh Lea ining to be 80.d 2 frout to said first tract of O00 feet on said’ Brightwood ‘Terma of sale. as provided by the decree, are: -One- fourth of the pazchise money ta seal and’ te Toate im three equal ihstalliusute ac Fea Sent interest. te deferred the purchaser's notes and a'deed ‘of the parchaser's option, & depos Fchaser's option, Quired at the time of sale. ‘Ifthe terme of couplied with within twonty daye after the dsy of the proverty will be resold ‘st the rie and cost, defaulting purchaser waisa REGINALD FENDA! LATRIEE & SLOAN, Auctionsers, ane WALTER B, WILLIAMS © 00.1 haste, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF eat VALUABLE IM- HUD EMERG Be ease etatee gue aon FARK. iS Z a cortaiu deed of trust recorded in liber ;, thie following described property in the Washiugtou, District of Columbia, to wit: Lote Rumbered tweiity-alx (20), (7), CB). I) in “Thomas EW ‘a of trust, and the balance in t) ual installinent chs, with interest at the rate of 0 ver able semi-annually, secured 2 OF all cash, gpsien of she purchaser; $1ub” dopa at cme of sale Wii be seed at tit gael ak oF meets eee een eye TNE WAGGA ora Sa21-akds IRVING WIELTAMBON.| Trustecs. ——S—_SS[>—— ADVERTISING. 2 YUU Wisk 10 ADVERL ADK: x. ee cacti OOF ROE Eve ig fae Bremen ere do wall Bowie a. M Ge aster, Mine. JUTICK TO LADIES. —DNES! 'TTING MADE easy by learning the Perfect fitting Ta! or Sye tom eas aysiu: ia ibe city that ictavceve, i give featracaioue in drwwinak eer 25 cents » iesscn. 6.) Ga. : ‘Lresses Tse LOEW! LaTs OF BM. STKERNS & MS ORRLEE CTE OF EM Srueaee Aresonseiing a 725 19th st. n-w., and so.ichs the vost of Washington ers J. Prrxara, ‘Lapiss' TAILOR, 18-Lo 414 Oth ot. ow, es Ing, a aU ——— ‘0 ORDER; muecent eine toa clave ever ry fan Magar Bee SUCKS, cos eon aw. B, 2, Berea AND D.E BUTLLn, rORNLELT eof Bosto’, Fiuie Dros: an ivetiuy aud Street costumes ai slortest notice. Periect at. fatest st Gver Caluers Sulsuery Store 1Us F stu per dowers, &: J. WY oo er vie et usiral wera Louk p + the Geruiay wiaterials for mak: toy bei.s, singel iniuye, stars, », FoR 08, Siutien, Pp Wortows, wWosto sete, Kaus, wv. Pains, metadice. suow, sever Golis, euchre Rapes sprees 3 Gat. u.w., Lave reopened iren's Suite in gonuection with Drvssuaking ad Mt iiuery 230-3, Evssixe Ayo Paarr Daxsszs CLEANED. PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST DELICATE FABRIC. LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED ar. i 00 RR NN ON mit 3 R gy Noo q BE 8 he XN 38 BBB 00 OER “od fi a Gs G STREET NORTHWEST. ULTONS 19 c CH MATERIA‘, 10 sizes; flat, pla or with oe veiyot, “W. Jacket parterus lave beon by the Mises jacket pa:tcrus hay. fuceived by the Mises CUNSINGHAM. Furor, LS Oh ae new. nO! sealekin yaruueiiedyed aud aitered iuto [stood aise eol-Gut TAULELLE, of Ui5 1éth 6t., removed to 1917 Gn ius Lisnded and done up equal to ue Teasobailo prices. Oidvet stati it cleanstg: cous ayeluy and Yated in sateat 1 DRY CLEANING, SCOURING. ANTON FISCHER, 906 G BT. N.W. Dresses dyed» Mourning Black my fall spectatty. | Addrews Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, FFEEXCH DIEING,SCOUKING AND DRY CLEAN- | 3816 . ing ketub.istiuwnt, 1205 New Lork avo. Bitei-ciass | ai Indies’ anu yeuite” work of every description. WS! eto Taner sear ND CAROLINE LEXCH, former, e pderate tere. conselent aneiatants.. For Fisher and Maison .tices, Faris.” OTOP eh ore 5 to Miss CLAUDIA STUART. rranci — istaw.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1802. Naw Perens Recerveo. 810 per quarter. mwtr ©. GILLESPIE, 8, J., Prost. FP®28cH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL, 307 D st. nw. Mie V. Pavp ME teaches derstand French iu asborttiue Te Yespou any day at noow. term wow. javs-w* | 2 Eicon Iadiee gd chii- Gren. Sere wetbtoted LUMBIA COLLEGE MERCK, Cc GBI La ave. opposite City Post Dion, C.K UENEK, 4M. CB, Pro. OF co’ a, to use the PhonograpL quirbet pooversniee for caod wuree, 810 Pucnowraps slous. §. renewed th. Taorou iB tie wah, t @¥idual or private cae aes instruction Moderate prices. Beud tur « 6 | USINESS SCHOOL Ss ug Lets @t por quarter. Puy ve serv. @ezauiuations. Bll Fat, Mw seen day audeven. | egbate erect PPI ss sCoMIT is PHOOL, 420 SD ST. NW. RINDRBUG ARTE ADVANCED AND DRAF | CLABBAB. “Coaches fru: Capitol Ho and vorsuwest | section. Pr FL ocurio TES eiSiLM « aS and apeci Pean re jpntructed iu corres Buvish. Mre bLIZAuP IE Kine. T = ‘ (OGUNEIA COSFRVAT Kat. Pru 7] Pa r win. Voice. & RANT, ww of thw New Rugiaul Conservatory of a al i GOD COMME! art V Ws ENGI Das Di reopene Perseuh proteseut. Fon 4 Modern High Grade Boarding and Day School MOUNT VERS (ON SEMINARY, 1200-1104 M st, ond 1124-1128 11th st. Thorough:!y equipped in partments. Special advantages im Literature, French and Ger- man, and Musi ene, sauitarion and physical comforts of the most approved mcdern kind. AuLy present patrous of the school are Bishop Joun F. Hurst, Vice Promdent Levi P. Morton, Chiel Justice W. M. I'n ler, Mr. Chas. M. Froulke,Gen. Wim, Swish, Col. Carrel LD. Wright, Lieut, Cow'd’r J. X. | ‘empaili. MEDICAL, &c. RS. ELLSWORTH LOCATES DISEASE AND M rete arneticaly all nervous alnonis Manne wiven. 455 Missouri clw D>, CARLETON, 607 12TH ST. N. W. wugton, D Si Graduated Loudon, Engiand, isu5: Sew York, 1870 “‘Tue ‘rosut of eury ind €retlou oF excesses of wiature yours is inde a wad v1 to uot men. "Few sacape the ot fo \erKY, Ler¥e force, Vitailty. pid feeling, more tired in t. to bed: fesbieness of Want of sonddence and reel unit for bu cee te or weary, Hf you woud be cured consuit Dr. Carleton, wuose long experience aud un- ‘Guestionable skill extitle him to your confidence. Consu.taticn free. pitied erby on, tog NURSE ENE stink acby act, Sat ma in diamonds to married or aingle men. it ROPESSIONAL MASSAGE, MS. H. CAMERON, EEE panties aman 2 ReeUr waren cee EAD AND BE Wisk DR. BROTHERS, 00 5 St. 8... aD) before me and wade oath that he establi expert speciaiigs in this ci and will guarantes » sure in ail 10) gd furnish medicine, of no charge; consu.taKeu ice free at any hour of the day. bubscriled abu sworn to before me by Dr. PROTHI AMUELC. MILLS, 4 notary Public in aud fur the District of Coluisbjey y of July, 1835. all-in? ER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS is thy o:dest wstabused advertis.nz physician in the city. Dr. BROTHERS, 400, B ort, ea rt ry ANHOOD RESTOKED BY USING A BOTILEOR two of Dr. BRUTHERS’ invigoratiuy cordial. M ‘Wall cure 2ny Case of bervous debility. “Wo st. «Ww: -Lan* De, MOLLER, 1027 OTH ST. NW. TREATS ALL chronic affections of tue eye, ear, thros:, lung, liver, kianeys, stricturest aud urinary diseases. Ofte hours, to 17m. and 4607 p.1u,, as Dis MARSTON'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE Joss manhood, kiduey and bisdder diseases, Varicove.e, &e., wituout siowack medicines. No tau- Brow oF telagees. Cures agsuced.” Seaied treating frov. vclé-woly MARSION CO., 19 Para place, New York A \OID XEARS OF SUYFERING BY CONSULT- in Dr.G.¥. Theei,538 North 4th st., Philade, ‘he on!y German-American 3 eciatist ia the States who is abi re aij effects of indie: Loti sexes, Send ior book ** D2, LOR, 88 N. Tu Si. PATLADELTINA, Pa ‘Twenty yours’ experieiice, Send ior book (sealed) cont, Tull particusars for HUalk CURE free of charge. Hours 9 to 36 to Yeveninws. 03 PROFESSIONAL. ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF life. All business confidential. Ladies and weo- Hemen, 50 cents each. “Hours: Ya.in. Lst., bet. 1st and North Capitol to D p.m. w jeieimt STIQs coiese, jl 225 VERMONT AVE. *DUCATIONAL CLASSES AT THE ey 1400 New York ave. ; evening sessions only , “wit ter and sprang Uecun. Now is the time t enter, Cull at the oilice tor partionsars a0 Lae DIANO LESSONS — EXPERIENCED AND. ceasful a svc for, be. nw, iatyer aud better accommodations’ “Tux Nw Epvcariox A course of self-training tor home study. Descrip- tive circular sent ire. Address SHA? TLSBUMY COLLEGE, 614 12th si. a w., Washington, D.C. dation FEE XR LaNGU AR gND LITERATURE. PROF GASTON BIVOL of Paris. “A progress 43) arencti | ffoarapteest that cannot bw vuiained in'uny scliool."1le | of re.erences. Addrews 1 B st. nw “" GUARANTEE To kacd aNY Eke TO Ta ares Migiige craven vorseaih a 13 leawous no LOW! e AWAY Leceseary ; satisfact ait Shine thane. d. We LBL NOLDS, Ariel Gls Fat 490-iy i095 px a SSHQOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE. CONDUCTED Py by Frog. Feu! Voiuot, Dip.owé de PUn.verats de (LC. Clakews DOW 4 iiug or hew teri. Pure varie | ‘Trick lwssou ites. 1420 N-Y.ave. jan pronunciation = RS. MANN’S KINDELGALTEN AND SCHOOL. | Sprung: sessions begins FLBKUAKY 2, 13uz, aud piace, sat M i918 Miccratcated pave Mee servatory of Ueriih. a. tusthod taucht. vUd - it Ot the diy: technic, tou Er DLOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION sud voice Culture. EDWARD C. COWNSEND | sed Aiws ADA LUWSSEND, Teachers, 1817 Liiae. aw. ae REGAL — ScHO0L OF CookEw BABE, uas rewoved wo Cul oF claws isseone. Feat ers, receptions, ke C, = SEYES Luisi sw - Teacher of GUITAR, MANDOLIN, BaNso. | nold-2im* sud Easy Metiud. = PB FRCL, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL strologer, casts b charts of your lie, gives suo Also teaches astroioxy. Was UN KINDERGART?. ‘AL INSTITUTE. MODEL KINDEKGAKTENS AND SCHOOLS, indergarten Manual, Song bodk: M&, PETNAM'S SCHOOL FoR YOUNG MEN 2M and boys will open SeptemLer 21, 1801. “Best facilities offered tor pupils ot al. ages. Private wstruc- tion, given if desired. Apply to WA. i. PUTNAM, A. M., 1403 Corcoran st. uw. eel oa RS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON, 1 Known business and test medium,” aiso medical clairvoyant, daiiy trom 10 to 5; also Lueslay end Pri- day, 7109 p.m. Office, S23 Sdet new. Jars -oe ‘ME. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR- Voyant and astiologist, the seveuth daughter, born’with cau, bas wondertal power. Gives panes eud lucky dates, Don't fall to eee thie lady: Room 10, 910 F st. n. ME. PERKIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY MNeaer of tie rh Information given with phe- Romenaiaccuracy. "Maguetic treatucut. Terms bus, 1524 Marjou st. ‘p.w.. bet. Gth and 7th, P and Q. Ji BOULANGER. AKRIVED FROM PARIS; MDtepdaranann, Annie ie Zuo EO a Ss Winston Hotel, 343 Penus. gado-lw* ‘amtisgy only wht he cea do. "all Dusineas conden: vtoa. ‘Sundaye. Kesidence 4701 st. betwest Seana cxbets soutireet: 16-13 ee all events of life. ¥ Cities em tov py y Sane Tele aw. jai day. 100-m. tod p.m. OCEAN STEAMERS. ‘UNARD LINE.—PLANS, SAILINGS. berths. lst VACAN- cies, cabin, ‘890, $80, @100 SEM Sanomamcease JOREIGNERS DESIRING AN EXPERIENCED teecher of the Lugiish lauxuage, giving as refer- ences many of the dip.omatic corps. may apply to Miss JULIA Kh BALCH. Tauy lit st. nw Cox i toss att roms So for ak Stes eeetreneeeeraiees eee armen + cEwOuD _TRSTiTUT eee eee MASSACHUSETTS AVE. SELECT DAY AND bOARDING SCHOOL, bay} ~—— ——— tor puplls entering Decewber Ist. sasras Sid eg SS ndeicus. Roc and S| vandagus anc he. 1 Niagere cat 9, ‘daily. eave t Sunday RPHILADELD MLA, NEW YORK 4ND THI 2m. g gvand Pio.” Liuiied Fu reed Care, Veativule Peawenuger (ecient Dubing Cat, 22, Hw and TW eam. t mr MITED* oaport, Renovo and Simin, ot 20.50am, 4.30; 10°09 sna bh. a Son, Toda, ah. Ean 3.1, it Thats “Seeitsaabe STUNGUESSTONAL tro. Baltimore, 4-00 p < i ph Bi ADELYH A ONLY Fest Express, 7.30 am. week days, and S43 p.m ‘das PV gew ee, 5 OD am. day Tptew. FU aud dO p.m dally ? 0am. week dayeamd frais connect at RANDRIA AND THE SOUTH. 4.90, GB, 7-45, 4. WoUD, Coueral Passencer Agoat, AND DANVILEL RAILMUAD OO, Bole: J Lave: Vole Passenger Ur. connects rw Counects at suena ior Brout Kuye. aud sieasburg deny. eacept Sunday Dai.y for ali prizcivel points souty on a of Ist and Dauvide Syste Pub aud Was: 'ugton te Atlanta, eoper to New Orleae #mm . ace)" Buuday, cor Warreutun amd fe, ws CUTOUGL tran ior Prout Moye. aud Straw 0 p.m. Dally, WASHINGTON AN WEmTERN VesilistLhy Li tiwiy of Pul.tuan sleeper, DD tng Care, wud rane to Puuinan’ See; ec tht Wont ugtom, Orleans Washington to to Jackwon- Michwond aw. New bork and Was: Viiie, and Washington (0 Aususin TKALNSON WASMINGION AN fe. MIO DIVISION aauington at 00 oun daily 2 a, se are and 3d pane Mi the South acrive Weshineton end Bd pom, Manuseos Divan Sauces or Tickets, Reepung Cat favervorcns aud intorwation, C7 ©) Penusy vate ave, ond a0 BASE Statou, Petey vasa daaroed, Wantamee >. BROWN, General Agent, Waslilagtou, D.C. TAR 1. TALLUM, Gun. Foss Ags, Asante, Ga. jain Aton AND aT uber 13, 281. For Chics aud Northwest, Vestibuled Limited ka- 1 S062, 81a quinn dally” subetl, St. Louis, abd Indianapolie, Vesti teed = 0U, express L140 pts. dels For Yuisuurg aud Cleveland, «x rese dally’ Lda bo and dopa For Leximgion and Staunfon, 110. $04.0 For Waichestor and way ssatiuts, To) p.m For Luray, F000 “84 at es Hoancke, uc aruie, Clatianoogs and Memphig S wes, a + ote, werd 0, 0.8, 7.90 tee), ec BW, BBW) 1-0, # ane 12.10, £2.20, £2.40. BAL, 2K + (3-08, doutiuues), ao iW, ab ale haa, 38.00, xb 60, 217 For Aumapy, u., 210 and 4.25 Pu. bunuays, tu, 6 an . For Frederica, T1020 atm, W115, 14.90, 190 Png ‘For Hagerstown. 110.40... and 15.39 p.m. BOVAL BLUR LINE POR Now YOMK AND PUTL DELPaLA, Dodie Cat) ews, Led wr), LSU ya. Sheep Vid PCugudeup se beaux’ AM, station a: Bustos, bor Atixutic Ch days, 25 For tue ois Ohad Leket agente. funday = Naas 00 and 12.00 noon, Sum- ere tine tales, to be wad “Dally. Geunday only. Baguane nal yoni Sai rea, age valle jof oti vuccbes truan hotels aud Sences op Ciuon Traiaer Co. cn cruute tei at Moue® olticws, OLy sud 1451 dm. ave, abu at uvpor 2 ODER CaO Seu Gen. Manaser. 116) Gan. Pass. Ag Cersareace AND OLIO RALLWaY. SCHEDULE IN LFFECI NOVEMBER 35, 1am. Jraiws wave Gelly trou Cutoo station UB, and), Ot. aud Berets wendest scenery tn America, with the ancsoistens end met compe Bolid Train Darvice Weet irom Wasting “Chcamnati Fast Line.” Solid Drsie aacungion ty ©. iO CoAuee, wrceviig wb Sees st S10 9 Connecting in te Union davat for Indanapoas, Bt. Louis, 4-V. Vewtibale Linaited”— 1140 pau, the tamous ““F © (rain with dinihy var tor CaucluDati, sola vest Obie, Lekuxto and Louievicce, R)-, acFIVinK at Cane a, Loewe: ots tor ali poumes, Express for Gurdonss ise, (ware. Wasuestore’, Staunton aad pruncipal a, “10. vieIt.F. andP. Railway and Richmondte Oia Fou G Vand Norio —Ustd KALL LINE vations and iuckets at Cousany’s Ucn, 51S wd 1421 Peuua. ave. STUER, Goat Reveenger Ament. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NORDOLE, Foutess NONMon_aND FORTS Nias yeO see mo eee, Adv iON end NEweL aii througu traius soc the south au IY, 1554 and 1421 Feupsy.\ auia ave. JOUF NUb.e sclivcl., Cure truly, sours PARET, Bishop of Maryland. Mr. and Mra WM. D. CABELL. Principals: err 188 AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTO! Mee ar ee bore $3 PIANU AND ONY. E*rst SPENCENIAN bUSINESS COLLEGE, Trey ere nat atts rete Sentt Werf. Jeu. Day snd wveuing sessions. Bchoul uf = Susiness, Scho ‘ory Litas, School of Shorthand abd 7 ypewritins, Spencerian Pun~ qMausuip. School of Mechanical end Architectural Drawing. Fullcorys of instructors, Modsrute rates j.central location ; spacious Lallwand close Toous. Services of graduates always in dewand. Ofhos open every Lusibess day. Call or send for bew iiue fated. annual vehement. contauntg full a ry Principal and 188 BALCH'S CIVIL SERVI Msi Dustoas collages 1207 10th Prepared success'uiy abd census examinations, 3 6 ih Vatit Botice the ron and Steed Steawer CHAuLA® sACALEST wil save ber “Tuk MOUS VARURCOpe telp daly, enenge wi moUR kre . Dubday. at 10 ou sharp, Teaching tue ity ob ber retura at 3 pa.” Fare ‘souud wun, #1, ancieding Situimiou to the uation and grounds Kiecsut cms Gu the Charice Mscasester aul luucn served st ony Ci NOBPOLE AND I LD PUINT LADY OF Tint LABEL. Faroe) ct Jeaves Gil. st, Whart, cavle care, WRUNEBDAL, FRIDAY and Yiue dawited wath eectricity aina re out. Turouxh tcxets w bustun, weiud ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROBS, Exess usd toroaeh Sark TY Spartan OUT OF WASHINGTON, OCK HILL COLLEGE. RLLICOTT CITY, MD.; 006-40" ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, 1426-26 Penn. ave BICVELES from soltd tires to PREUMATIC OB CUSHION At reasouable rates THE *‘WHEELERIES.” G21 H ST. 5. W.. eye Lao cs jo, ahd New hutk. en. Lempboue Gall, 1850, C- © U. Ollcee vid aud told ane B&O Giv'sus 1551 Feuua ave, ayiv ALFRED WOOD, G.T.A STAs wax Leaver ithe Wuars oo sat Ueurnas tesa MDAlS at 70a. AL and SUNDAY evenings. or Neus Creek, Va, aus 5: Cieusamte ays he touching at witermediite’ Inu... * ny 8