Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1892, Page 7

THE EVENING ‘STAR: WASHINGTON, fo D.C. FRIDAY. JANUARY 29, 1892. CITY AND DISTRICT. ~s A bdoil hurts, but it elpa. Spy) Te stows yeu plainly what YD you need: it + be | @F The difference between a loose vague there, ity ‘your blood were pure your system in the right condition. And they would be, if you'd take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It carries health with it. All Blood, Skin, and Scalp Diseases, from @ common boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a wide one. and of vital significance to @ person interested in the statement. Taz Stan scars fo its circulation. This is a point of great im- Portance to advertisers. \ bloteb or eruption to the INSURANCE MEN DINE. SWE wort Scrofule, are cust — by it Tt invigorates the | The Fire Underwriters and Their Guests at a liver, purifies and enriches the blood, and rouses every organ into healthful action. In ts niost stubborn forms of Skin Diseases, such is Salt-rheum, Ec: Totter, Exysipelas, Carbuncles, and kindred ailments, and with Scrofula in every shape, and all blood tants, there's nothing that can equal it as a perfect and nent remedy. That's the reason it’s the only medicine of its kind that can be guaranteed. If it fails to benefit or cure, in any case, you have your money back. And that makes it the cheapest blood-purifier sold, for you pay only for the good you get. Can you ask more? Banquet. A DRILLIANT GATHERING AT THE COCHRAN—SOME DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AND AN ELABORATE MENU—CHAIRMAN HEMPSILL SPEAKS OF THE DISTRICT AND CONGRESS—OTHER TOASTS. ‘The banquet bull of thé Cochran waa the scene of a distinguished and bappy gathering last night. It was the occasion of the seventh annual benquet of the Association of Fire Underwriters of the District of Columbia. A large number of tho local insurance men, as well as a big coutingent from Philadeiphia,New York and Baltimore were present. Two im- mense tables, reaching the entire length of the | hall, tien with a beautiful display of choice | Sowers and tempting viands, formed the cen- ter of attraction for upward of 150 guests. Thi | floral designs represented varicus fire appli- | auces. The company assembled shortly after 8 o'clock is one of the large reception, rooms, and, headed by Comupesioner Douglass aud Representative Hempuill, marched to the de- HgUtfel strains of “ihe Dudes’ Murch” to the snqueting ball ! At the head of tho table sat the president of the association, Mr. Richard W. ‘Lyler, while at his left sat Chairman Hemphill of the House committee ou the District, and on his right | Commissioner Douglass. BusPUNVING TO TOASTS. After the discussion of the extensive menu the toastmaster, Mr. Simon Wolf, took the floor. The first toast was to the President of d States. Tho sentiment was— There is @ Chilly sir tonight, my lord; Warm them up. Mr. George C. Hazelton, the attorney for the rict, who respouded, ‘followed the course iby Artemus Ward in his lecture ou the im the Wood, and only referred to the executive in his closing words,saying the Presi- dent needed no eulogy from him. He had, he said, just made a ten-strike. Chile had’ al- ready surrendered, and his adwinistration bas been so clear that even his acts necded no in- surance. When troduced Repre- ative Hemphill, whom be characterized us tie great and loyal friend of the District, there was much applause. Mr. Hemphill suid it was @ great undertaking for a man who had only been married thirty days to be out at night,yet he made it w rule, with his wife's permission, to attend every entertainment given in the Lis- trict to which he received an invitation. He had agreat respect for insurance men and thought they made more easy consciences than any other class of men. What the District needed was an insurauce bureau; a burcau to wipe out the hocus pocusfellowaand get the bad insurance men out. Whatever legislation is needed, he said, the citizens of the Dis- trict. Lad a right to call upon Congress for, and as for himself he stood pledged to lend his best efforts tu advance the interests of the District. The people of this District he said, were like orphans ix a politi- cal sense, for they had no one to take care of them and no one to look to for protection. Some one he said, had remarked in Congress that the people of the District are a grasping lot, and that they were ill contented and con- tinually pulling against each other. But this he said, was not eo, and even if it were, they would not be as bad as the people of Minneapo- lis and St. Paul. Commissioner Douglass responded to the toast “The District of Columbiu,” the senti- ment being “Commissioned aud engineered by Joliy good fellows.” His remarks were bright and witty and he was frequently interrupted by applause. While Capt. Rossell had no special toust to re- spond to he nevertheless had to make a speech. When he arose there was so much applause that it was some minutes before he was allowed to proceed. “The association of the middle department” was the toast looked after by Mr. Wm. N. Kremer, and Col. B Lewis Blackford, the nestor of insurance men in the District, re- ded to “Our agencies companies.” “Our locals” was responded to by Mr. Sam Cross, aud Maj. Moore, on behalf of the fire and police departments, responded toa toast buying them in view. Mr. Max Cohen responded to “The press,” and “Otr visitors” received a good response from Mr. Alfred 8. Gillett. Dr. Wim. P. Young read a funny story that ‘was greatly appreciated. During the evening the president read letters of regret from Senator McMillan, chairman of the Senate committee won the Disirict; Com- missioner Ross and Alfred Rowell of Pbiladel- phia, chairman of the Washington commitice of the middle department of tire underwriters. GUESTS AND MEMBERS PRESENT, The following visitors were present: Representative J. J. Hemphill, Commissioner John W. Douglass, Engieer Commissioner Rossell, George C. Hazelton, Alfred 5. Gillett, Philadelphia; A. N. Stewart, Brooklyn; J. B. Kremer, New York; James M. Anderson, Balti- more; D. F. Markiey, Reading, Pa.; J. 5. Cata- nach, Philadelphia, and Charles F. Hawkins, New York. ‘The local men present ineluded: R. W. Tyler, Watson F. Clark, Harry C. Birge, N. H. Smith, E. Quincy Smith, RE. Frey, Chas. H. Fick | ling, A. H. Proctor, Dorsey’ Clagett, 0. C. Ready Saturday, January zoth. The Midwinter, February, ACENTURY CONTAINS: An exposure of the hods and doings of The Louisiana lars out of this gigantic evil, and laying stress upon the im- portance of the pending fight as a nal issue. Other contentsinclude“ Reffey,” 2 striking story of Western rail- road life by Wolcott Balestier; a story by the author of “The An- glo ; illustrated articles National Guard” “The Jews in New York”; “ Pio- neer Days in San Francisco,” etc. Ready everywhere Saturday, January 3oth. Price 35 cents. abscriptions may begin at any time, pr-ce $4.00 a year. THE CENTURY CO. 33 East 17th St., New York.: ¥ ARE WE Right "Wrong? A Shoe Dressing must restore the bril- Tiancy of a worn shoe, and at the same time preserve the softness of the leather. LADIES will the Dressing you ars using do both? Try it! Pour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for a few days, and it will dry to a substance as hard and brittle as crushed glass. Can such a Dressing be good for leather? Wolff's AGME Blacking will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily film which is as flexible as rubber. 25 Dollars worth of Mew Furniture for 25 Cents. HOW? By painting 25 square feet of Old Furniture with IK-RWON ELF Va TRY IT. WOLFF 6 RANDOLPH, ond Prost Strest PET D ONSUIAPTION, havea peative remedy for the abcrs disease; by its toe thousacis of casee Of tho worst Kindaadofiong | Green, W. P. Boteler, Ralph L. Galt, Jno. have been cored. Ts Miller, G. M. Emmerich, H. H. Bergmann, tee aa fend Tob: FAAS FREE Wi Shafer, W. D. Qumnt F. Thomas, W. ALi ou ths disease to-any wuf- ‘s aa EW. fee can E TREATISE cn thisdimeesetosnyeut- | L. Harkness, Win. A. Easterday, E. W. Murphy, Dr. W. J. Hoffman, J. Albert Duvall, W. Clar- euce Duvall, I. Janney Brown, L. H. Stabler, j Pred W. Pratt, B. Lewis Blackford, Job Bar- nard, Washington Danenhower, W. B. Baldwin, Wm. E. H. Merritt, Dr. Richard S. Hull, J. L. BAW siscums Cx» ISL Pearl sty Ne ¥. Tue A TIRACTIONS Heiskell, L. Kemp Duvall, Henry C. Stewart, SD ENDEARMENTS OF HOME ARE ES-| jr-, James M. Green, John E. MeLeran, Sam : Cross, S. Bieber, Henry Semken, W. H. Hoeke, HANCED = COMFORTS WITH WHICH] 3f Ww! Beveridge, W. P. Young, W. 8. Thome. Tue TIkLsDE IS SULROUSDED aND THE|#on, F. B. Mobun, N. W. Burchell, Chas. 1. BFaUTICS THAT GREET THE EYE OF A HAPPY a wall Ps ie ee P agg vor is AND NTED HOUSEHOLD. ie, Meyer Coben, Julius Lausbargh, FE. Paico, K. E. Bradley, J. F. Batch: elder, C. H. Underwood, J. L. Weaver, W. H. Barnes, F. A. Carpenter, Thomas Knowles, J. B. Yates, E. McC. Jones, James F. Hood, @. Mi Fague, C. B. Jewell, Joln Joy Edson, ‘Thomas J. West, U. 8. Roulette, J. A. Oliver, U. F. Ner- ment, M.A. Bailinger, J. U. Wight. Noble D. Larner, Frank Hume, Arthur Copeland, Walter 3. Pratt, F. H. Barbaria, W. E.- Abbott, E. F- Campbell, H. Copeland,’ J. C. Ergood, R.A. IM=DIATE POSSESSION UPON THE | Walker, W. 8 Hoge, Francis Hufty, J. L. Vogt, H. W. Dowiinges, J. F. Slaven, lion. A. Fish, LARS AS A GUARANTY | William J. Dugan, D. C. Digges, H. E. K. Simp- ‘aie Acoupecid son, Johu G. Sister, G. W. Hillock, R. G. Ruth- B ACCEPTING THE BAL- | cctord, 8. Wolf, ©. 0. Ringwalt, A’ G. Gask, ASCE IN SMALL WEEKLY Of MOSTELY FoR |X. Waters, J.’ L. Swormetedt, Mas Coben: NVENIENCE OF EAcH ong! Frank P. Reside, Lem Towers, jr. William ene ve aoe Oo™ | Harke, SM Le Bey Gough, AM MeLache e EASIEST AXD BEST SUITED | jen andE’ N. Waters. sg The Record of Deaths. The deaths reported to the health office dur- ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon yes- terday showed an increase in the daily mortality, there being twenty-four deaths reported, a ma OSE A. ABLE CITIZES tHE RIGHT OF EVERY HONOR- AND BY MEANS OF OUR EQUITARLE CREDIT SYSTEM ARE PLACED DI TO His 1 HOUSEREEPERS WILL EVER FIND OUR COL- LOSSAL PARLORS A VERITABLE FEAST OF EMBRACING OXE. MUUSENO! RVERYT D ATTEACTIONS, ITORIOUS IN NG ME BCESITURE, jority of them having resulted from such aaien diseases as the grip, congestion of the lungs, aeere. pneumonia and diphtheria, Burial permits DuaPrKiEs, were issued for the following: White-Jennio KB. Wharry, 4 years, aortic aneurism:; Kobert A. Connell, 66 years, wdema of lungs; Heury A. Scudder. 72 years, cerebral hemorrhage; John Nail, 2 years, pueumonia; George W. Sheffield, 69 years, pyemia; Mary M. luebardson, 60 yeurs, grip; Geo. ‘I. Miller, 66 years, pnououia, Chas He Hurdie, 38 yeai cougestion of lungs; Wm. Kennady, congestion of lungs; Ellen Shaghnessy, 71 years, | brouchitis; Mary A. Finuacom, 57 years, pneu- | monia; Join E. Talty, 49 yeurs, facinl erysipe- las; Nettie Pingree, 30 years, consumption; Lillian L. Viehmaun, 9 months, meningitis; Hammond V. Harper, 12 days, bronchitis. Colored—Htose Eduunds, 80 years, dropsy; Rebecca Roue, 65 years, erysipelas; Daniel Alexander, 72 years, abscess of liver; Cathariat ‘Todd, 54 years, congestion of brain; Daniel 45 years, typhoid fever: Georgianua Ennis, 15 years, di theria: Hate L. Jackson, 1 year, consumption; Wm. R. Harris, 2 years, pneumonia; Wm. H. Lee, 80 years, soniliiy. pekctaodnes Escaped From the Hospital. Last night Ofticers Kelly and Lynch found a young colored man named Albert Wilson at the MATTINGS, stoves. WORKS OF ART HOUSE & CEREXANN' CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 227, O19, MI AND 923 7TH BT, ND a 06 MASS. AVE. X. W. Ger Tue Besz. THE CONCORD DaRNess. LUTZ & BRO,, corner of 7th street and Florida avenue in his night clothes. He was recognized as a 407 Penn. ave.. adjoiniag Nationa: Hote. Epo Freedman's Hospital and poet! sare ——— Forse Blankets and Lap Robseat low prices. oc 27 Wasurxotox axp Souruwestens VestiscLep => | Lorre Tux with dining car leaves Washing ton duly at 11 p.m. vis mond and Dan- ville, carrying Pullman sleepers to New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery and to Mem via Atlanta and Birmingbam, arriving at each city 7:30 a.m. second day. Connects at Atlanta with Pullman sleeper to Jacksonville via Macon and Albany. 14 CHILE STILL SURPRISED. The Ultimatum of the President Was Some- thing Unexpected. Aspecial dispatch to the Associated Press from Santiago, Chile, dated January 28, says: There is a much quieter feeling here than was evident yesterday and during the past fow days. The Chilean officials, however, continue to express surprise at the ultimatum forwarded from President Harrison. The Associated Press correspondent in this city today had an interview with oue of the most prominent off- cials of the Chilean foreign office. The corre- respondent was courteously met and the con- Yersation was free and cordial. In the course of the interview it was shown very plainly that the foreign office would not say in a direct manner that Minister Montt had been deccived or bad been misled by any note or word received by him from the American Sec- retary of State; but it was evident that the official thought so. He said that Mr. Blaine bad all along given Montt to understand that a settlement of the serious controversy between the two republics was Leiug reached and that Mr. Biainea month ago had proposed a sub- mission to arbitration of the outrageous assault upon the liberty men from the United States steamer Baltimore, and had also agreed to ac- cept Senor Montt's terms for the withdrawal of the Matta telegram. It is asserted here that Minister Egan in- formed the Chilean government a weck ago that the questions at msuo were being wottled. Mr. Egan lias declared that he suid nothing of No other plasters have been imitations of Superior Value. testimonials of high value as those continuously accorded to Attcock’s Porous PLasters, and the only motive for these excep- tional commendations lies in the fact of their being a medicinal and pharmaceutical preparation of superior value. Additional proof of the true value of ALLCock’s Porous PLASTERS, lies in the fact that thgy are being largely imitated by unscrupulous persons, who seek to deceive the public by offering plasters which they claim to be the “same,” “equal,” “as good, porous plaster,” etc., while it is in general appearance only that they resemble Attcock’s, All of the so-called porous plasters are ALLCOCKS castes Avoid dealers who attempt to palm off inferior and worthless plasters that are purchased by them at low rates for the purpose of substitution. AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. FUTURE bays. 3 ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucticneers EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE. 1 SEDCRENE: GEUNGAEE, Donovan BALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. Twill oat ft front of the preuises, part of lot uikabered une (9) ie Samus! Normuent’s subdivision of square. humberct Yuree Iuydred and uineiy-nine (300), being the north, Aiteen (15) tect oF said lot uine (W), froutue Aiton feet on Osh’ strevt and ru k (about Of feet 4 i width the ui produced which gain so many Sept of ead fortes Ts unproved: by cout sory, cufut-totas Uveldug heuae, So. 3: vere Gf eae: One-third cashes basuce ine nie: twelvo aud, ewhteen hon:te, with interest, secusnd Dy‘ieed of trust ‘on. the preniees, of ail Cask. at the option of the purch ‘A deposit of one Hundred dollare required at tine of sale. Torus to be complied With im Siteen days or tke property may be resuld at Fiak and covt of de AU conveyane- Fe “better,” “best TRUSTFES' sae. OF VER) ALUABLE IM- WED PROPERTY, Bi iG HOUSES NO. Hage? Sis MaPLk AVESCE TE DROIT Virtue of a certain deed of tryst recorded in Itber 15Us. fol. 150 st ecq., one of the land te crds for the District of Coluuivio, sud at te Yequest -f the party secured thoreip, wo" will oer fr gaen (unt renuses on MUNDAY, ‘eee RST DaY OF LI RUAN. 180", AT HALB-PAst POUR O'CLUC PM., the fo. owing described property im the county of Washinwton. District of Coluuibte, to wit Tumbered 6 apd 3 inf. E. Wagvaman and ‘ado A’ dones' attivision of certain iets in Lisck narnbered thirteen (3). Le Droit Pan Gorded in book county No.7, page 52, D strict of Columbia, sold sutject t0 trust to secure the sti of slut 84,000 cu wach fot. “Lorne of sao: Oue-haifcasu iu exces of eaid coed 4 the kind. On the night of the reception of the ultimatum from the President of the United States a cublegram was received here from AUCTION SALES. of trust and the balance in two equal iustallments, in ‘Six and twelve months, with interest at the rate of six Minister Monts advising the Chilean govern- To noKnKnow, Derceutum for ennuis payable seni anuany. se: Suteed by deed of trust ou asid poy erty. oF al: casi, at the option of the purcleser.. $100 time of tostand firm, as all was favorable in Washington. @ is intense anziety here as to the out of the situation. Every one, from the highest in official station to the most humble citizen, wishes to know if America accepts the terms of Chile's rep!y to President Harrivon’s ultimatum, RICAKDO 1. TRUMBULL'S VIEWS. Ricardo L. Trumbull, member of the Chitean congress, who managed the Itate aduir, said what he thought concerning the recent Chilean WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionoors. Ni MANOu, IGE PLATE GL wal HALE-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK pre- 1 sel! the above pieces of furniture ‘Those interested can wratity tastes by giving Cis sale their attention. a wrmecesh. WALILK B. WILLIAMS & CO., troubles before the Roform Club of New York | it" Auctioneets. city last might, / ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. in opening Mr. Trumbull said he wanted to| VW" ieskireier ee eee gira tae ara of Sho matter Your, people” | OPTS ad UTEIGL HATE NOSTERN, said be, “ueed no war to show their patriotiam. | GUGNES, USDEKWEAE AND MANY 01th The statements rogerding Chilean matters had | GENTS FURATSIUNG drole cauOVED Tu been greatly exaggerated here.” He propoved| 9 oHOUM Fok Cony + to deal in frank criticisms. He spoke of the) Janta eu ARES, PhACR, SATERDAY, high esteem in which the Chileans held this country and said be was glad to know that Whatever differences had existed between the countries bad been settled with honor to both. He contradicted the statement in President Harrison's recent message to Congress that an attack on the sailors of the Baltimore had been prompted by animosity against this govern- ment. He then went into a long resume of the revolution, defending the insurgents and at- tacking Baimaceda. Referring to the Itata incident he defended his own actions in the matter, saying that be- fore he purchased a singie firearm he had consulted some of the most eminent of Ameri- can lawyers on the laws, and that the United States court had afterward indorsed theve opinions. He also referred to the cutting of the cable incident, and spoke of Minister Egan ne ““Bal- maceda’s good friond, Mr. Egan.’ He then paid his respects to Admiral Brown, accusing ‘im of having furnished to Balmacedists in- formation regarding the insurgent forces. Getting down to more recent history ho told whut the complaint of the Chileans against Mr. ‘Egun were and are, “Mr. Egan is a big-hearted, generous man, and offered me succor when I was in fear of apprebension,” he said, “but his kindness to me has not made me blind to his faults. He harbored and sheltered red-banded murderers not political refugees, and turned the Ameri- can legation into an_ asylum for bloodthirsty outiaws. And when I think of it,” be said, growing eloquent, “my American blood rises in indignation at the thought that the stars and stripes should have sheltered such ruffans, ‘The speaker then went into a long exposition of the baltimore affair. While he deprecated it, yet _he thought that we hardly know here the true story. He did not believe the attack to have been premeditated. “Capt. Schiey says his sailors were all sober, and yet they had been five hours on shore.” He regretted the Matta circular and assured is hearers that all Chile was pained at the Bal- timore affair. “But,” he said, “all this trou- ble would have been avoided had the triumphant HALY-PasT JEN O'CLOCK 4.4. Te:mecash. WALTER 8. WILLIAMS & CO.. at ‘Auctioneers. ‘Auctionsers, Ulz E st. REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, HORSE! CARRIAGES, &e., WITHIN OUR SALES: ROOMS, 613 E Si. ON. OW. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTICTH, “1802, “AT TEN O'CLOCK. EMBRACING IN PART, 1d second-liand urior Furniture, tn suites and separate pieces, Cluuuber Purniture tu cerry, uarvle top.walnut aud oak suites, Wardrobes, New Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, &., Dining Room au waluat, wud ouk extension tables, LAC, hairs, &: jerand Mantel Mirrors, Book Cases, Desks, Office Tavies, &-., Heating and Cooking Stoves, Brussels aud Ingruin Carpets, Cooking Uteu- mile, dec. is ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK Horses, Carriages, Haracws, e., One Hansom and Harness, nearly new ; used but little. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. _ ‘[HOMAS DOWLING & SON. NSINGER, Auctioneer. WisHINGToN HORSE AI 2D CARRIAGE BAZAAR, ‘NO. 940 LOUISIANA AVENUE. PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES. Will be sold within the beza SA1U MOKNING, JANUARY THIKTIETH, at O'CLOCK, ‘without res twenty-five head «of a Youny Horses and Marve, shipped here from Philadel- Dhia™ This tot of iorsee are wood workere and drivers and all will positively be sold. Jas-2t 3. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. 14096 st. n.w. REGULAR fi 3. On SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, 1897, at TEN AM., within our salesrooms, 1400 G‘st., wo Will sell above goods. ALSO,AT HALF-PAST ELEVEN, Atour ware roons, 1331 and 1383 H st. livery man, to cover storage, 3 Singie Harness, &e. 28-2 .w., for a jugwies, Double and 2 LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucte. W4LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers. TWO HUNDRED CHI[DREN'S SUITS AT AUC- 10) On SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.'M.. wy shall sell within our sales congressional party asked for Minister Egan's | Sci, corer, uth. aid Feu. ave. 200, Chi.dren's removal when they first came into. power in- : WALIER B. WILLIAMS & CO., stead of waiting until now.” Jads-2t ‘Auctioneers, When Mr. Trumbull had finished President Anderson arose and said: “But, after all. it is WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. pleasant to remember that an American citi- | BEQULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Hen, ro matter Low humble, hae iu aueh in| BOANIIULE, CARPETS. CuTNA ND Chass stances as that of Valparaiso the entire nation back of him.” LONDON DAILIES SARCASTIC. The London Times and Telegraph today have sarcastic articles on President Harrison's dis- claimer of official knowledge of Chile's back- down prior to ixsuing his ultimatum. The Times concludes: “Perhaps the President has AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. On SATURDAY, JANVARY TRIRTIETH, com: mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M_, withtp and th front of our saleroom. a collection of Housekeeping Articles of every dee ription. rn eaceen a WILLIAYS & CO., ‘Ja88-2t uctioneers. Retcurs. DakR, & CO., Aucts, ‘920 Pehnsyivania ave. n.w. VE REGULAR SALE OF 1 FOUSEHOLD more explanations to offer. ‘They seem at pres TURE AND EFFECTS AT OUK ELE- ent very much needed.” The Times corre- NF AND USEQUALED SALES ROOMS, 20 spondent ut Santiago telegraphs: “Nothing has TEDAY. JANUARY THIRTIETH, been received officially from Washington. BEG NG’ AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M, Everything is quict here.” COMPHISING HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF EVERY The Standard, in an editorial this morning | paRtons, CHADS DENIRG ROOM, LI- on the dispute between the United States and Chile, says: “Senor Pereira, the Chilean min- ister of foreign affairs, cannot be suspected of any desire to make President Harrison look foolish, but the circumstances make up for the absence of the design. Weare not quite sure that the judgment of the managers of his party will sincerely echo President Harrison's re- mark that the turn of affairs between the two BEARY, KITCHEN, ALS0 CARPEIS, RUGS, &c. ‘ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK hess, Ac.. at the mart, 930 nw. ‘No postponement on account of Weather. No stand- ing in the cod, daup street, while you buy everythin sold within doors. Goods consigned up to the Lour of sale wiil Le included in the saieof the same day. Con- ieute solicited, rere RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Dee, Auctioneers. Horses, Wagons, Har- countries is very gratifying. S. BENSINCERAUCTIONBER. | rage ma. a8 “APES BY ZAAH, No. M40 LOUISIANA AVENUE. TRAGEDY OF THE SCHOOL GIRLS. 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 EXCLUS- IVELY TO THE SALE OF HOESES, CAR- RIAGES AND HARNESS, AND IS THE BEST PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON HAND 30 DAYION WAGONS AND 50 BUG- GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO EVERY SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE, WHICH WILL BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED ‘TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. 29-1m Alice Mitchell Says She Killed Freda Be- cause They Could Not Marry. Alice Mitchell of Memphis, who cut the throat of her girl friend, and Lillie Johnson spent Wednesday night together in their room atthe jail The father of Lillie also remained in the office of the jail. He is fearful that Alice wili do*his daughter some bodily barm, and this fear is shared by the most of his family. All efforts to interview Mise Mitchell have failed, but yesterday morning « reporter learned from good authority what pasted be- tween her and her counsel. On other subjects she seemed to be perfectly rationai and did not realize the enormity of the deed. “I killed Freda,” said she, “because I loved her and she refused to marry me. I asked her to marry me three times and at last she con- sented. We were going to marry here and go to St. Louis.” What did you intend to do in St. Loui asked one of her attorneys. ‘Oh, I don't know. Bat when Freda prom- ised to marry me I was so happy. I sent her an engagement ring and she wore it for a time, but it was returned to me and I was miserable, I could not bear to be separated from her and i resolved to kill her. I would rather she were dead than away from me.” ‘The girl then asked one of the lawyers where Freda was, She was told that the body was ai Steinley & Hinton’a. “Ob, mamma,” she said, “if I could only sce 8. BENSINGER, rietor. FUTURE DAYS, JDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE EASTSIDE OF ELEVENTH SIREET BETWEEN BAND 8 STREETS NOKTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a deed of trustto us bearing date March A.D. 1800, and duly recorded in Liber 1438, folio of tue land records of the District of Co. dat ‘the request of the parties secured 1 sell at public suction, im trontof the preizices on WEDAFSDAY. INE TENTH DAY OF BAUARY, A.D. 1392, AT HALF-PAST FOUR DK FM. the following described pleco or of land ‘ind premises, situate in the city of ington, District’ of her. Please let me go to see her. If I could | BUmvered sen (10). in. Ww only Lie down by ber side I would be sohappy.” | duly ae cites eee ee aad D, orda of the surveyor's office of the When the permission was retused she broke | pris of th Riporduen ke, into a torrent of tears, net for having killed Freda, but for the separation. ‘The lettors that she wrote to Freda are full of the most endearing terms and go to show ‘Di payabi u ‘the yy ty solu, ul cash, r x that the gir! eagerly looked furward to the time | vytion.. A dopomtof ¢100 wil be sealed oe ace when she could make Freda her wife. male. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's gost. Terms of sais to be complied with In ten di frou day of ‘sale, otherwise the trustees reserve Fig: to resell the property at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchase: &, H. WILLIAMSON, Trnstes. W. E EDMONSTON. Trustee, Ja27-code 560 Sih at. nw. RATCLIFFE, DARE & C0., auctionsern Strange to say, from what can be learned Freda herself scemed to be infatuated with Alice and willingly assented to the proposed marriage. ‘The time had been arranged and the affair was to have been in the nature of an elope- ment. She dees not feel the confivement in jail, but regards it as a school girl would o slight punishment. On other subjects sho taiks rationally, as she does on the killing, but forthe peculiar views she entertains of the proposed marriage. : gal? eraud Jury will investigate the caso to- - GOETHE'S VISIT TO CARLBAD. There is no doubt that the life of the grest poet was greatly prolonged by drinking the waters of the Sprudel Spring. We have the Sprudel Spring brought to usin the form of Salt, which is obtained by evaporation from the waters of Carlsbad. The CARLSBAD SPRUDELSALT (powder form) dissolves tenacious bile, allays irritation and removes obstruc- tions by aiding nature. It acts sooth- ingly and without pain. The genuine has the i foeared EISNER & MEN. DELSON CO., Agents, New York, on every bottle. Terms tobe compied with in ten days or the broperty will be resold at risk acd vst of deraulting Purchaser. All conveyancing aud at pure JOHN ¥. WAGGAMAN, ‘Trustecs. s2dkde CHARLES T- CRANDELL, $ RAtcLives. Dane & co P)PNCANGON BLOB. Auctioneers, oF ¥ TRUSTEES’ SALE LE IMPROVED STREET, BETWEEN FIVIELSTH AND AUX. TEEN TH STREETS NORTHWEST, Wasuine- sirius of a certain deed of trust to us bearing gate October Lt 2b tadee aod dy recordea Rennie joneers, 20 Pa ave b.w. OR'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE IM- BXECU: PRON STORY No, 1520, folio Bi et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia aud at the request of the party frout ot she prem! TWEN oie b. AND BASEMENT BE: CK HOUSE No. si TH, A. D. 1 le is secured thereny, wo will sell i on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1882, AT HALE-PAST city of tug all of lot ogy And others sul division of lore in egugrenuubered 294. as per plat recoried in liber C. + folio WL, of the records of the office uf the surveyor of trict of Columbia, t prov thereon. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid im cash; the balance in three equai install. hich notes of mentsin one, two. ul centain per an- FOUR O'C,0CK » the and Premises, PART OF LOT NO. 2, IN SQUARE 896, Fronting 20 foet ou ASL” bet. Tih Sad Bis Be me. with adepth of about 100 fest toan alley, aud ini: Proved by & two-story and Lasenent pressed-brick nt bay-window Louse, containing S rociue sid ail juodern linprovements, one square from the berdics, ‘Metropolitan strevt K."R. und cazettes. ‘Terme of ea.e: One-third casu; the balance im one 1 tWO Sears, with notes Dearing interest from the ¥ of sale, at the rate of 6 per cent per annul, aod secured by ‘deed of trust on th cash, at the option of ‘th Prgunives weld, Grad hun terwet Pay ‘nd secured Uy w FA deposit of deed of trust on ¥ 80.4, will be taken, or all | #200 Tequired at the tm of sale. Terms to Ue com cal, ut purcheser’s option," All conveyancing snd ro- | Diled with in fittoen otherwise the rigit is ve cording at yost of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 | served to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting Will be required at tiie of as.c, Terms of aaleto be | Purchaser, after: five ‘ays’ advertiscineut. All cou sommpligd wath im ten days frou day of weio, otherwise | Yeyancing, recording, &, af the jurchser's cost. trustees reserve the rit to ruseil the jroperty at the A. CLAVELOUX, Executor, Fisk aud coat of defuulting purcuaver after Avedays | RATCLIFVE, Dakit € CO.. Aucte, —au-dNube Tes ee Eivertivewuene of auch 6 soine Lewapaper bub- f on gi “SIALLON ASHFORD, ATIMEK & SLUAN, Auctionees ba L ‘i 1400 G streot. } Trustess. ‘THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSIPONED TILL 2 . oor oe Pig H Toa sANwanty TWENTY-NINTH, 1802, eame | — P4YjHb HU Seg AND S20 SYRUCK BIREET. jour and place. certaili deo of trust recorded in liber 90,23.26.29 MARLON AMET ORD. Trustess. | 1958, tolio 257 et seq., one of the lund records for the District of Covumbia, ind ut the request of the yarty secured Aherely we will o Fe rewises on TUESDAY, UARY, 182, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK -M., te tollowing described property im the county of Washington, District of Co.umbis, to wit. Lote NX (20), (M7), (8). (IO) aud Cl). Sub of lots in Vio: Cs. AVision of certain tracts of iand now known ae Le Droit Purk, as per pat F2CTHE ABOVE, SALE. POSTPONED TILL nd pia . 5 ALDIS B. “BROWNE:} THustece, e 11.4.9 ALDIS UNCANBON BROB., Auctioncers, D ‘ih and Dota. o.w. FINE BUILDING LOT ONL STRFET BETWEEN Ttst) AND SEWENTY SECOND | 2 sad Brat uucntcued subdivision STREETS NORTHWEST, 5, of ths sepente of the On WEDNESDAY ASTERNOON, THIRD, ing2z, AT HALF-PAST FUUR 4m front of the prea SUB L Fronting 18 feut Oiuchee-on f, street, with a depth of S0 feet. A desirable building lotan ab improving wec- 19m of the city. of trust, and the balence in two equal instaliinents in six and twelve months, with interest at therate of Oi centum per annum, payable seui-aupually, secured by deed of trust on ‘said prope:ty, or ali cast, at the ghtion of she purchaser; €1U) deposi: at tine Of wa.0. "e ue to be coznpited with tu tem. Gava or the papers .Rotee to Lear 6. per cent tntervet, willbe resoid at rink and-rost of defaulting purclessr ily [oF woUthIy payinents, sec All conveyancing end recoraing at purchaser's cot. ih. ie. at purchasers coos. Deposit ike We eamahs | Trestess. Yo (be coniplied with in Aftewn days from date | J02t-dkde IRVING WILLIAMSON 5 of (aule,ctberwiae ricit reserved fo Teaell At tak and = ss cost of defaulting purchaser after Ove days advertive- Brent of icky sale in some newspaper published ia MEDICAL, &c. = jashinn : ; = = : 7 RS. ELLSWORTH LOCATES DISEASE AND eer ee DUGAN S SUTLER, Aowwie! = | Ml wee pppeeiiven eeasenee ae given. 435 Missouri avenue. jeaelwe pee: DARR & CO., Auctioneers. we SDESIRABLE 2: STORY ERICK HOUSES, ALE PEQFESSIONAL MASSAGE. MES. H. CAMERON, MODERN fea 1320 G st. n.w., a graduate. Face inassaye 8 spe: MODE : Galty, Kofers to wiany of the inost prouunentiadiesct FUKNACE, WITH LARGE CELLAR, NUMBEKS | Ladies, ‘Gentiemen from BN AND 224 F STREET NORTHEAST, BY | “nollhs™ sit wiiaammananeemnonted On MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY FIRST, —DR. BROTHERS, 406 B as FOUR O'CLOCK, we will offer forsale, in front of READ AND BE Wis St. 8.w.. appeared before me and wade oatli thet be the premises, ie the oldest established expert speciaiist in this cit; ts SUB LOTS 119 AND 122, and will guarantee « cure tu all disease of inen nu Fronting each 16 fest b> 100 feet; Fanning back to a | fresst any uur of toed Se heettey eae aa ee m fest say Inpge 40-foot alley, suvroved by wo welltbuilt houses | before me oy De. ENOTES otaty pubic in aud for the District uf Coluubies ® notary pubite in (or stot fhie'Sa'day of July, 1885. jell To aae SEXES BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BKOTHERS is the oldest established adverts Indios’ plysician in the city. Dr. BUTHLRS, LOU, at. .w. Forty-five years’ experience. jali-luu* ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BUTILE OR two of Dr. BROTHERS" tuvigorating cordia. ‘Will cure any case of nervous debility. 000 B st. sw. _’all-tn* = [D% MOLUER, 3027 oT ST. NW. TREATS ALL chronic affections of the wye, ear, throat, 1u: ver, aidueys. siricvurest ad Urinary diseases, Ot hours, to, and 4to7 p.m, A Old TEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT. AA ing Dr.G. F. Theel,538 North 4th et , Philadelphia, The only German-Aimerice With all the latest improvewents, making them very desirable for an investinent oF for a ion 2s ‘ernis: Over and above au incumbrance of $2,500, due June 15, 1804, on each house to be paid in casi A depouit of €400 on each house require. at the dine feale. If the terms of sale are uot complied with 1 ifteen days fro. the day of sale the property st the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Chaser after five day! advertisement of ‘such Tesate in sone newspayer published in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur- chaser. jew-dkdbs RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.,Aucts. G®- W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 609 11th at. nw. Lt reserved to resell co TRUSTEES' SAL“ OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 716 & STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber 1507, folio 206 ‘et seq. ouv of the land records of the District of Columbia, aid at the request of the party se fred theraly,ve wil Ger tor salen froutot the prey. ises on FRIDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF BEERUAK A 2. at HALY.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. apectuist in the United tates who is abie to cure all effects uf indiscretions of Loth sexes, Send tor buok ““Lruth,” exposing quscks and their **Home Cure” swindle, &. apu-ly, . LOBB, 39 N. 151H Si., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ‘Iwenty years’ experieiice. Send tor book (ealed) containing fall particusars for HOME CURE free of charge. Hours ¥to3—UtoVeveninks aS PROFESSIONAL descrited property situate,in the city oi = 5 ; Washington, Listrict of Covumbis, to wit: Part of orig- ME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRA inal lot’ in square 10, beginning ou 8 attest forty Miitatuat fe tives rom cradle to pave. a. ES ‘ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ©. hfe. All business confidential. Ladies and gen- Pigmen, Sojcente cach. Hours: Ys-in. to 8 pau Let., bet. Ist und North Capitol glad 48, BEDTIE CLARE OF BOSTON, THE WELL- Known business aud test medium,” also medical Clairvoyant, daily trom 10 to 5. also 1a i ice, O23 3 st. (40) feet east 'rom the nort and running thezce east on thence south feet aud then: Test to the place o. beginning. sold subject to trusts amounting in the sungroxate to 84,000 and interes rms of sale: Cash in excess of aid deed of trust. 8100 deposit at time of sule. Terms to be complied ‘sor the property will be resold at risk and cost of deiauiting purchaser. reat corner of said square ° OA TANSE. 7} Trustees. ‘ME. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR. Rta O.N. BRYANT, ‘voyant aud aatiologist, the seventh dauguter, HANCERY, SALE faisos and fucky dates. Doatv sell oe cote aay? 4 OF TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, | panies and luci we é z ; rWORY ME. PEREL He TRUEST DESTIN ONTAINING ‘UPWARDS OF TWENTY: | Maer of i Information seiven with [be JOINING THE CASINO Y woe waa : - CLUB PHOPERTY, ANI RES. CONTAINING ABOUT ELEVEN AC) earls ne - ME. BOULANGEK, ARRIVED FROM PARIS, Beni 2 atone, Supreme Cour ofthe | MI woaderalrereations: eves the nue vf gow et et 33, I will offer f public suction. on pc neon ES — ‘SDAY. FEBRUARY SECOND, 1su2, at FOUR ROF. CLAY 18 THE OLDEST ESTADLISHED O'CLOCK P.M..on the premises, all those two adjoin- stvertigas cisirvosaut, astrologer and medium ia Ieee jJand in the conuty of Washington,DC. en Fae a a ie. ag wut of ey ene aad ain tne eae te pe Williaus Little and wife by deed. dated December 1 stole Property. brings separated together, causes 1862, and recorded aicony the land records of sald | syecdy harriagta, wives success in busiuoss, removes District in Liver J. A:8..No, 220, folio 900 et soq..and | iawily troubles.evif iudueuces., Strangers from otler are amore particularly described by metes and bounds as follows, that is. to say: For the first of said two Pieces, beginning at a stoue planted at the intersec- tion of ‘the west side of ‘the Washington and Hock- vilio turnpike rod (now Brightwood avenue) and the outh line, of fhe. a two pleces of land and running thence turnpike Ni ox deqs, West 505 ‘chains thence N. 80 ¥. with the south boundary line fed to Willfain Horner said Little 20:13 chains to u stone, thence 8. 10 chains, thence South 50% dexs. E. Gites and ail in troubie will saver: by coming *o the right Place at once, as Le S Others have tailed. “Convinces inost skeptical and ad Reytitegouly what be cau do, “all business cou fidea |. Batisiaction teed. "Sittings, soc. Hours, yto9. ‘Sundays. Residence 479 il wt. betwoes sana Gch sts. souriwest. PSS ti MDE, DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED Enuligh and Gerinan astrolowist inthe city, tells ‘events of life. Office hours, 9.1. ToY p.m. | Sune 10am. to p.m. 1608 Lath st. nw. jall-In” we and mone} ED REAL ESTATE, BEING THE TWO- | TN WARHIAGTON. 0b ens HINA FIRED FOR AMATEURS aLso : CON Rae in oll Or water colo Ar STUDIO, its sth kana 20m, stn. Ww. jaeffoct 1170p un. ds one | TRAINS UE AVE WA Szconn Tex, Goxzaca Corzxor, 47 Tetow.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRU RY 3, 1892 y. wth Rate Ware abd See's New Prens Roeceiven. Ghee mit jaarter. 8° Express, 10.00) mn. daily tor.b osteorg ong —— Nost we ihtitonsh beeper to Ptsbange chester abi Magara Paile | for Bat. 22S-tr ©. GILLESPIE, 8, 3., Prost. | slay. 10 vewten Par sista or or 7 Ds. Mie, V, prepton gude‘stant Frene ines ‘D SCHOOL, Tener: ‘and Elwira, at 10.50am. @xiiy.-once 4 su | Prosiettta Saray POWIMILADLUIMA Sew GORK AND THEEASE oA tt i'w era Lie Saniay. 1438 PoE SSRs The Misses Ko-t's Schoo! tor Sesucale Pariot ® Second torn betes Fol eo ced emt ae PSSIONAL LIMITED." note $0 pan. daly. LMA ONLY week days, ond 343 pm OLUMBIA COLLEGE oF cox Cc C25 La ave. opposite City Pon, Utes, ©. K. UMN AM. CE, Pr nt typewr: staat | Se west a Siciest eens SS are 1 om Lo 2, 7.50, R00, 8.49, Individual service exuiuinatious. tt etl CoeeMBIAN UNIV Eusrty THETIC SCE i 1, 2 aN, Sad Oa, 20 om, CLVEY CORCORAN 8CiBi and 4.35p. | The course in electrictiy will begin Febrnsry 12. | 7) spd 12.50 6m. anae, Text book: Thompsun’s Blectric:ty aud Moynet su. | par cops Sunday. Sundays, OW om The course in astronowy will besin February 2 ag RASTA HEAR Text bock. Youns's Exements of Astrououy or re All sectaves after 6 pau | : For further imormaton apply to Prof. tT. pS FRISTOE, or to E. P. LEWIS, instructor tu PLysics | tt end 3 Jal8-c02 ry 1a taka 17TS SCHOOL —e Th FUPPSE Ns | kee any ARTEN, ADVANCED AND DEAF | Dratus ieuve Aik ‘Coaches frvm Capitol Hili and northwest | mie ah, es __ ea in Sou, 845. 5 ARTES SISTEM. CLASSE th Fore.enors | Mrs LLIZAUe TH | F MUsic. wo st. Piano, Violin. Voice, &. EDWIN HANL, | baxcngt facipal. England Conservatory of | CHAS. &. cut ain ICHMOND AND DANVILLE KATLNOAD OO, Scheduve su effect January 12, 1Sthe Oat enue ants Pemeugor + Mainagor. Wr SnS Business Coiese and w. ingiy. “Da: | Uranches, sisu: Wounw (Remington). ‘OOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, I Siaeae Miran Vase reo Tia. an. —Datiy for att | 25 Qt aw. Parisian protester, ail Divisions of hick Hi | mschout. ~ New Urieuue vam . ¥ dio Bs beu.. Unit |For Guas Asp Yousa Lanms | $*: scat 4 mecern pa Be High Grace WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. TLED LIMIGED, composed ene = oud Boarding and Day Schoot. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 1100-1104 M st. and 112 1128 11th at. ai Memipiie via Bir. ud Avante to deckeon- Thoroughly equiyiped in all departments. Ville Via Macon a Larged Special advantayesia Literature, Fremch and Ger- coat om, man, and Music. A Home, in which students have rare advantages for Social training aud experience. Hygiene, sanitation and physical comforts of the most approved modern kind. present patrous of the s:bool are Bishop John F. Hurst, Vice President Levi P. Morton, Chief Justice W. M. Fu.ler, Mr. Chas. M. Froulke,Gen. Wm. Smith, Co. Carrol D. Wright, Lieut. Com'd’r J. N. P WS Sunday arn SA pam! Aatly and 068 pan. uth, Hemp. turns Ts Paseruger Stativu, Peunsy ivaiia’ Mairoad, Wesuiage Address Mrs. ELIZAWETH J. SOMERS, | ton. Dv T: >. BROWN, Generai Washington. D.C. m6 Princips JAS. LTAMLOM, Gen. Fass. age, Atianta, Gn. Wj ssbinctos Feuaie suwiwany, os V day and boarding Schou. tui struction: woderate teriue:toiupeten! a Circular apply to Mise C iat ts. For AUDIA STUAKI, Principal. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. ago and Suit Gent, Veatibuied Limited Ra eld 2225 VERMONT AVE. 1 39am, SLO p.tu. deny nati, St. Louis, apa Ses un EERE S me! vomn 11-40) pp-an dehy JBUCATIONAL CLASSES AT THE ¥ wy t orem B.ESe, ns ave. eveniiuc sessions only. wit mand Mtsunten, +10.000.0 ring term Just bevun. Now is the time to a eee SSONS — EXPERIENCED new and rapid. mw er hour, Soc. bait hour. ‘asi CAND SCHOOL CLASES, AD- fe and prsinary | wihe Fou Misses POLLOCK ani tes au, x48, 4. 3020, 6330, "0, $O-au tite) BRAG, 8.0, 8D. eir insiitute so 144° st. ute a, USO, LW “ rer and Letter accommodations jute a Ab, S630, Ce E mo. 12.19end 428 EW FEspucation.” aL i] PR ee mom tod pg eek bo no nt Deer be get gaprediupiordiics fe circular echt tree. Adivers. SHACTESBCGY | Por Hagerstown, 110.40a.n, and 15.90 p.m. COLLEGE, G14 12th st. n.w., Wasbington.D.C. | RUVAL BELLE LIME Fuk NEW MOLR AMD PAEES satin “4 ‘AbiLre ia PERSE EANGUAGE AND LiTEna of Haiadeiiia, New ork. tivston. and the samt, Msranteed that cannot Le ottaived in any schoul. 1 Le Car), 11 S0y- Sleeping totreierences. Address 1 Bost. uw EACH ANY I iSUN TO craycn portrait in 15 lessons; no Knowledge o: drawing teceseary setistactory rests eymoUridice, lauding pacerngere in Be aad or no charge. J. W. KLYNULDS, Artist, Gos Fate at busters. . “asv-lm eg eae Cis, 4.05, 10.00 and 12.00 n00n. Sam 5 CHOOL OF PRENCH LANGUAGE, CON sau aid 1 town S‘os Prot Pau Voinet, Duplowe ce) Ca | ‘au trains ave time tables, to bea S| ofaii te France. Classes now joriuing fur wow teria. Pure Ps eg jan propyneiation. "Trial leson tree. 142 Jae-lu 2S, MANN'S KINDERGAPTEN AND 503 AML Sprinx scasions begins FLEUUARY A, wis Suncerlandy tof Dupont Curie. N i838 MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF TH PIA Miata ay is sya coe servatory ot Verity, Her, Haus techu. tote Method taught. #02 Td st. now. alien J SLOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC Activ aad. vuice fulture, EDWARD CLOW SGEND | and Sites ADA TOWNSERD, Teachers, 1515 ath ae me Rx AL — SCHOOL AKER bea removed cial of claws sommes Sere secaptnane, {Sunday only. Trou lutels aud reas te vert at che NOVEMBER ih, 1 eauiy tres Can Hol Ub, and Poy B streets 1s the grandest scenery ta America, with the keel ald Det coLuete Bold dtalh Bere. ©, © SEVIS, news ‘Gunigy car tor Cmmcimuati, - ‘Teacher of ve, by. arrivine at Cun GUITAR, MANDOLIN, BANJO. 6.20 pan., Loulsviiie nol3-2km* A Now and Easy Mathod, ots tur alt puis. sdotss ile, Cuarioteavidie, Lucu’, Stnuatus aad pramedpal Vie wine jou 10.57 at. via K.P. and. Railway and Riel te Ola Font Comtyr and Norive—Uaid KALL LiNbe J Lickvts at Company's Uitices, Ki, Gen'l Passenger Agent. RUF. PFUHL, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL | Astrologer, custs Loroscopes, gives asiro.oxic Charts uf Your life, gives also spiritual treatiwent Also teaches astro.oxy. Uffice 413 st. uw. od 4m WASHI. KINDFRGARIEN N GTON MMAL INSTITUTE. MODEL KINDERGAKTENS AND SCHOOLS, With Ars. Louise Pollock, 1017 10th st., Miss Susan P. Poliuc 1ad4 Q 2. _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Kx Ri 28: 1scl = ee eee SEDUIE aneees teataaen akae Ga jeces—Bexinning ut the end of tie second line of the = = RUE AD t ite ceov cee cutne eck tae secon lope oC as DENTISTRY. cE oo 30, | NS joa aint ani, Be deg W080 ny Soggy 20 fr m FORSANS scuwo. row sotxg as | Mtuosorsaicrsase sa age ae West 11:22 chains, "thence. Nort! . B, 3:04 | UL Z ML and byye wi at 1 pm. em mest seek ek Os OS : Ghaine, tien Torte’ 1Bie deve fe 2.58 tenia Shoe COMNER 7TH AND D STS. ¥. W. factiitice offered Wa eee | Su conich eu Zor the woulls id eat. Ulibows Say North 35 deys. E 5:75 chains; then Noth 8 degs. K. ton given if desired. Appiy to a re Ss AM, | Gi: 4 Fmd a a 4:00 chains tos tree, which said four last lines run — A.M... 1453 Corcoran st. nw — § — — Jv. CALLAMAK, along with “Piney Brooch.” hep South 37 degs. E. DOREIGNERS DESIRING AN EXPERIEN ja2iete = ‘Gen. South dbl dogs, be 2-50 chats: then Souk es ae rns ee cos many of the dipromatic corpe: tas) apply to Mis | Wg OUNT VERNON, : mae oat pomatie corper ep a ‘ae 3 E:U-iS chains toa stone: thou South Gog cogs for the practice of Scientific Dentistry in the SOTA SAL taut to ee ee ae Su | ML 5:00 chains, then South i274 W. 4:20 chains to fhie piace of beginnine, st of wich will more particu. larly appear Uy the survey and. piat of “the aud two parcels of Jend mude by Charles J. Uniman, surveyor of said county, anne; 1¢ deed Lereinbe- {ore mentioned, the Orsi of which said parcels of land twenty-six acres ‘sixtee ches, more or less, and the other eleven acres ani 100, more or less. toxether with al! the appurten- ances to each piece in anywise Lelonging, and all aud World, All the most aprroved methods, ‘and each dopartuent in charge of a graduate f skill and experience. While our prices ‘ro moderate our motto is **Not how cheap, but how good.” SOLID GOLD CROWNS AND rt ‘the riglits of way, and of water, easements BRIDGE TESTE... ite otra, E intibaaier otigan anise etaaae ager | Extracting farm roads bordering Upon the said and os Of ground ws laid out on the said subdivision herein re uisntioned. (oltow a doser 2 ‘one: Shet ls to say, the sout 97 Bb-1 {cot out on the 7th ue) bye Full Sot of Teeth . VERY REST TEETH, jezi-te pike (now called B.schtwood w “Torna of sale, as provided by the are: PE BLANK, By EST, NW.15 YEARS EXPE four ‘eah and the reaids FiencoGold filing, €1.00% ain ‘Boe. : pain: fo'thres equal aliments at, repackivoly. ti twelve | joss ext. with cocaine, artificial teeth inserted ‘with uy improved suction ‘repairing ;gas abd, vapor; amy impro yt anda deed of trust on the prop- r erty: or all the purchase money can besraid in aah at bide + EE the purchaser's option. | A deposit of $100 will Le re- | Jantar’ by our palaces — aatethad Wit enti atch due gris Seep Att | Super, in ose bpun aga, hnedacts re pieeenataod ike Proverty will be resold atthe fiak aud costot tbe | tranmant, Arucial weeth, crown and bendy work at ri ko IN, Trastee. [ONS DENTAL Fy ESTABLISHED $eisd WALTER D WILLIAMS £00 Rete: G oe At oes $20 sad $8 NITED STATES MARMHAL'S Gate. py | $1004.08, Out ninist made wood mney os Virtue of @ writ of fleri facias issued out of the has” x pepe ae the ¥ Columbia, and to me Habe Pane wel F. Barbin i under said lease Sherets deo ribed being Nos eee end the land LE, =r iathe ty of District Cy erage io. atin in ‘DARR & CO. Pee nemiane 6 oom ee PiaGTRICHEY., GALVANISM “AND “sratic _ “clothing? ‘in ‘nervous ‘THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS | UOSD! Ci ee Aino = IN THE CITY. air, vabor: amor = te: otter eee suena | Enea eae Rs eaieeeonceeet te The Fess SELECT SCBOOL, IL TST. SN. w— TOMB OF WASHINGTON. ‘A tLorctah afd progressive sclicul tor Usth sexes ‘erode, 1ucl colews jreparatory Mold Tues. Wo stbweeL. TORWOOD INSTITUTE, Renee MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Until further notice SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCROOT. Steamer CHALLE SACALESIER Will joeve Ler ‘ew clusses {orn.ed 107 pupils ebtering December Ist. | wuart, fout uf til st., us tuome "Dear Mr. Cabell: FUR MOUNT VELNON—Oue trip daily, except f cccgratuiate you warmly on your great success im | Sunday, at 10 a.m. sharp, remhiup tue iy Oe het You! Uobje scuuc! retura at 3}. tu. Dare, round tip, $1, saclading work Principal. the Palatial Iron and Stes ‘Yours truly, Sdustesion to the wausion aud erounds. Core Swat, PARET, of Maryland | Su'the Charles Macawater aud lunch served at ty Mr. and Mra WM. D. CabeLL, Principals. prices. sete srg = L. BLAKE, MM" amy c. aeavrre OF BOSTON, ocl3 Come. Sat oo Macieeter. PIANO AND HALMODY, 030 (Ok NORFOLK AND OLD | POINT. iS LADY OF Tat LAkR. Farees.s0. Poe REE, tripe. ‘THE cate Dteauet leaves th si, wart, EXCELIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, WHDALSDAL, FRIDAY ang BUMDAL, ‘Cor. 7th and D ste. mw. jh. ited wth wectricity and refurbished out. Turough Uckets to Bustun, moiuding | Sate racine te ‘New Neck, 9.00. fechool uf Frererstory Eneseht | cuits Lida. cs Siz forty Syenewran Pew- | Udy atu Laol Penne eve, » Behool of Mechanical and" Architect Drawing: ull corge of instructors. Moderate rates of tuition; central j spacious balls and class | STEAMER TOOMs. Services of graduates ein demand. Ofice au is R Sen every wusibess tay. Cail Urvend for uew ius’ | gud SATURDAAS ar 7am. Merurainar a er, sae tw | For Nouuni Creek, Va, and Dt. Clemente Mags tbe formation. MUS. BALA A. SPE — <! su 1 MiSs, BALGIS CIVIL, SERVICE INaTITUTE ow. Mabey, ered eaccet’aiy fr civil snrvics detain | 2% — cas = OCEAN STEAMERS. CaDEMY CRoss, ——SSS SS SSS eee A’ oo Fe. NARD LINE —PLAD: SALLINGS, VACA. OUT OF WASHINGTON, nee STARE BER .—— a —— ADVERTISING. ‘Shrucest.. New Fork. Techtn LLOYD 8. 8. 00.