Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1892, Page 7

a D.C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1892. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON Well Brought Up —the woman who uses Pearline. She knowsa good thing when she sces é it; she tries Pearline, and then uses it. Her clothes are washed with half the ‘ labor and without harm; her house is cleaned in half the | time, and without trouble. Everything is done with little work ; she has done with hard work, for she has Pearline. Peidiers and some unscrupa- Beware #2222 Peariine.” IT'S FALSE— Pearline is never peddled, and if your grocer sends You something in = of Pearline, do the honest | thing—sead if jack. 278 JAMES PVLE, N.Y. Axe WE or Wrong? A Shoe Dressing mu:t restore the bril- liancy of a worn shoc, and at the same time preserve the coftmess of the leather. LADIES will the Dressing you are using do both? Try it! Pour a dessert spooniul of your Dressing into a saucer of 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 ACME Biacking stand this test and dry as a thin, oily which is as flexible as rubber. fil 25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for 25 Cents. HOW? By painting 25 square feet of Old Furniture with ON HAYNESE@, Mass. CONSUMPTION. Thove s positive remedy for the above disease; by ita | Use tocusanie of cascs of the worst kind and of long | standing have been cured. Indeed so strong is my fai imite ctheacy, that I will send 7WoDOTFLES Faux, wit | a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any suf- ferer io will sod me their Fxpresa and P.O. address. T. A. Socum, M.C., 151 Pearl St., N. ¥- | sr, As Axnst Jorixe Tue Heap OF A MAN TO THE BODY OF AN ANIMAL IS DESERVING OF LESS RIDICULE THAN THE HOUSEKEEPER WHO EXPECTS TO PURCHASE A DOLLAL’'S WOKTM OF DOMESTIC COMFORT FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, PARTICULARLY | IF THE WARES ARE REPRESENTED AS STAND- ARD, THOUGH OFFERED aT SLAUGHTERING DISCOUNTS. EQUITABLE DEALING FORBIDS ALL DELU- SION. AND THIS ONE FEATURE HAS INTEN- SIFIED THE PUBLIC RESPECT FOR OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH CARRIES PEACE AND HAPPINESS INTO THE BOSOM OF THE FAMILY, IN EXCHANGE FOR THE SMALL WEEKLY OX MONTHLY SAVINGS OF THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE, WHOSE CREDIT IS HER PASSPORT THROUGH OUR PARLORS, WHICH ARE REPLETE WITH EVERYTHING HANDSOME IN : FURNITURE, CARPETS, DUAPERIES, MATTING, sTovi s. WoRrKS oF art. | AND AN INFINITE VARIETY OF BABY Caz. | KIAGES OF MODERN AND ANTIQUE DESIGN. | HOUSE & HEREMANN'S CASH AND CKEDIT HOUSES, 917, 21 AND 923 71H ST, AND 0 696 MASS. AVE. N. W. Biczroasvs Or Gorn Co. Wastixerox Bras 1925 I STREET SN. W., Using the only known cure for the Liquor, Mozpiaine | | At the last session of Congress the Senate | adopted a resolution requesting the Secretary | of the Interior to furnish a list of students who | than that of any other Hampton student. She INDIAN SCHOOLS. ALL BUT TWO SAVED, Records of Students After They Have Received | The Tog Boat Webster and Ten Men Res- ‘Their Educations. ened and Taken to Barbor, Spe Gapt. George Clark and nine men from the missing steam tug Edwin H. Webster of Ne York, for whose safety so much anxiety has been felt, arrived at Vineyard Haven, Mass, last Friday night. They are still quartered on board the three-masted schooner Everett Web- ster of Philadelphia. ‘The schooner was bound for Boston from Philadelphia with a cargo of coal and rescued the ten men when nearly every bope of their being saved had been given up. A violent northerly gale has been blowing since she anchored at Vineyard Haven, making | it toe rough for the rescued men to make a landing and it was not until yesterday that the | schooner could be boarded and fali particulars j of the rescue ascertained. Capt. Clark of the | ill-fated tug states: “We left New York Tuesday morning about i o'clock for the dumping groundé off Rockaway Inlet, about three miles from Coney Island. We had dumping scows, Nos. land 17 in tow. There was an increasing northwest wind blow- ing. At 4:05 the same morning we reached the grounds, and after the two scows had dumped their loads we started to return. ‘The wind at this time had attained the velocity of a gale and the tug was struck by blinding snow squalls, causing her to keep near and under Bank.’ In consequence she got into shoal water, and while endeavoring to get out into deeper water the hawser caught in the pro- peller. “Just as day was breaking the steam tug Nicholas, with two scows in tow, came to our assistance in response to our signals, and when all efforts to get the haweer clear were unavail- ing she endeavored to tow the disabled steam tug and scows to New York, but was unable to do 80 on account of the severe gale and high ve: REPORTS RECEIVED AT TUE INDIAN OFFICE Row THE MAMPTON INSTITUTE—NOW THEY ALE CLASSIFIED—THE GREATER PORTION coxstD- ERED SATISPACTORY—SOME SAMPLE RECORDS. have entered certain Indian schodls since the date of their organization and to give the ree- ord of the students while in the school and bis subsequent carecr. Tn accordance with these resolutions the information was called for and re plic# have been received from several schools. ‘The response from the Hampton Normaland Ag. ricultural Institu(e at Hampton, Va., bave been received at the Indian office and presents in elaborate tables the fsets relating to the In- dian students connected with that institution for the past thirteen years. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. An interesting portion of the report are the condensed biographical sketches of the pupils covering the period since they left the school. Under the system employed at Hampton infor- mation of this character 1s available, a a regu- lar correspondence is kept up with the students. A novel feature of the report are photographs showing the homes which the returned students have made for themselves in the far west. As Hampton is an institution which is maintained by contributions of those interested in the edu- eation of colored and Indian children, every ¢ffort is made to show fully the resulta which | are being attamed, and so the little sketches of ; the careers of the graduates faithfully portray the lights and shadows of life. Some of tho students do well, others not so well, and then there are those whose records are bad. The record of the returned stadents as kept at Hampton is changed from year to year aud the students are graded according to what they are doing and the influence they exert, according to the classification employed. HOW THEY AME GRADED. ‘Those classed as excellent have either had exceptional advantages and use them faithfully or those who by great earnestness and pluck have won an equally wide and telling influence for good. ‘The good--the great mujority—are those who are deing their best and exerting a decidedly good mfluence, even though it may | not be very wide. They must marry legal be honest, industrious aud temperate and live a life which we can point to as an example for ‘The Webster was then anchored and the steam tug Nicholas proceeded toward New York with her own scows. The Webster with her two scows dragged oceanward, her anchor not being sufficient to hold them. Fifty fathoms of hawser was bent on to the end of her chain, which checked her greatly, she having about 100 fathoms of cable out. “After an hour the hawser holding the Scows, which was entangled in the propell cut or chafed itself clear und the scows drifted rapidly out tosea, They each dropped their anchors, which were apparently oi but little service to them. They could be seen by the Webster all day Tuesday drifting to the north- east, but the next morning noting could be seen of them. ‘The Webster contnued drag- Superior Value. No other plasters have been produced which gain so many testimonials of high value as those continuously accorded to Attcock’s Porous Puasters, 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 they are being largely imitated by unscrupulous persons, who seek to deccive the public by offering plasters which they claim to be the “same,” “equal,” “as good,” “better,” “best porous plaster,” etc., while it is in general appearance only that they resemble Attcock’s, All of the so-called porous plasters are imitations of 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. TOMOKKOW. DUNCANBON BHOw.. Auctioneers. | REGULAR SALE OF FINE HOUSEHO: JRATCHIPFE. DARE & CO.. Auctioncers TWO DESIRABLE LD FUR. MODELN NITURE AND EFE URGE. FUUNACE, WIT i} is, s 218 AND 224 F j HWLST, ON GUESDAY MORNING, FED- AUCTION, SECOND, iste, AT TEN O'CLOCK, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY FIRST, COMPRISING. at FOUR O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of the preiises, SUB LOTS 119 AN IN SQUARE 738, Fronting each 16 feet by 100 feet, running back to lange $0-foot ailey, improved by two well-built houses withall the I improvements, musing them ve desirable for an investinent ¢ 1 A, ‘STULZ & BAUER” PIANO, Bi HAIRS, TABLES, COUCHES, ETC. foF w home. 0 Terms: Over and above an ‘ucumbrance of IRNITURE IN SUITES AND ODD (SU, on vach house to be Paid in casi W HAIR AND H. AND C. MAT- 4 "$200 on each house requires at the tue ATHER PILLOWS AX L- of sale. If the terms of saie are not comp!ted with In | SPRINGS. ODD CMAIL3, TA fifteen days froin tie day of sale right reserved to resell CKERY, STOVES AND KITCHEN LES, "CR MEQUIT ES a0 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AXMINSTER, VEL- the property at the rigk and cost of the defaulting puir- | chaser atter five days’ advertisement of such resuse in | Some newspaper pablishe in Wasuington, D.C. All meing and recording at the cost of the pur- wd&dbs RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.,Aucts. LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucnioneers VET, MOQUET, CARPETS" ALSO BUGGIES (in nearly new condition), CARRIAGES BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN 1409 G street. ing into rougher water and was a complete Mans of ice. She labored so heavy she sprung & bad leak, and by constant pumping and all hands bailing with buckets we could just keep her free of water. “The steamer rolled so badly that coal was washed into her bulges and under her pumys, choking them up badiy. The meu were obliged to stand in the ice cold water, working for their lives, endeavoring to keep the pumps clear and in working order In this manner they were all more or less frozen. At midnight on Wed- nesday the supply of coal became exhausted, and a uble woodwork, suck as berths, flooring. joiner work, &c., was burned, fur- nishing fuel to work the pumps. ‘ALout 3 o'clock, while iu this precarious condition, the wind still heavy, the fuel ex- hausted, the water up to the grate bars in the engine room and the crew exhausted from ex- | posure, excessive Inbor and hunger, having caten scarcely anything for forty hours, a ves- sel’s lights were sighted heading straight for the Webster. ‘ihe welcome veswel, which proved to be the schooner Everett Webster, was sig- naled by our lights and she immediately bore down and lowered her stern boat, which was manned by her first officer, W. M. Leeds, and three men. hese meu, by skillful manage- ment, rescued the ten men from the sinking tug one by one, this undertaking cousuming an hour's time. ‘When the last man of the t was rescued the guards of the tug were level with the water and she could not have stayed afloat much longer.”” When landed aboard the schooner all of the rescued men had their bands or feet more or less frozen. Capt. Clark states that too much praise cannot be accorded to Capt. Bowen and the officers and crew of the schooner Everett Webster for their gallant rescue. ‘The schooner herself was a so.id mass of ice nearly to her cross-trees, and was almost un- manageable. ‘ihe captain states that he has no knowledge of missing scow No. 5, but thinks that she would not sink, being large and new, with water-tight compartments running nearly the whole length of her. He manifests anxiety regarding the two men on board, as she was not abundantly supplied with food and fuel. ——0e — ANOTHER FUSS OVEK A FLAG, others to follow und improve upon. ‘The fair are the sick and unfortunate, those who have ad few advantages and from whom no better could have been expected. The poor are those who have uot done as well as they should; have married after the {ndian custom while knowing better; have fallen from weakuess rather than from vice, and sume who are recovering themselves after more serious falls. The bad are those who have done wrong while kuowing better; yet, with one exception, | they have proved to be those from whom no better was expected. Upon this basis the $18 Indians who have at- tended Hampton during the past thirteen years Wided into two principal classes described tisfactory” and “‘disappomting.” ‘The mber stated to belong to the first class is 283 and to the latter clase ouly 35. Of the sutisfac- are put down as excellent, 1498 good and 62 as fair. Of the disappointing class 23 are termed poor and 12 as bad. i Some samples of these biographies are given below, the names being omitted. A BAD GmmL. “Bright, but headstrong, she did well under restraint, but ber second return home while teaching proved disastrous to her moral char- acter, and, to give her another chance, she was allowed to return to Hampton. It was useless: she seemed utterly demoralized, untruibful and dishonest. At her request she was sent as a teacher to Indians: bad to leave there in a few months and came home to continue her immoral course. Her record has been worse has one child living,upon whom she lavishes an intelhgent mother s care and devotion.” A Goop arRL. ‘With no family to insist upon her return she was permitted to go through the whole school course, taught at Hampton a year and then graduated from a normal sehool in Massachu- setts. She then went west to an Indian school, where she has attained a high reputation us a teacher, is editor of one of the school papers, aud is # leader in all social affairs,”” ‘4 G00D Bor. “Was graduated in 1882, and returned to the pecan Si Wichita agency, taking the first good position Resentment at igepor rer the Absence that appeared, that of agency police. He soon ee ae . after selested a beautiful tract of land, ten| Shortly after 12 o'clock yesterday the big miles from the agency, and started a farm and | three-masted schooner Glendon of St. John, herd. Today he bas large fields of grain and | N. B., sailed into the Bridgeport harbor with pads, Seba mages apd yosctable 88t- | the British jack floating from her mizzen. In Sam Marge Perde of cutie, hege “nd ponies, | direct violation of the United States law, which and a nice house and family. His success has ‘ ; been the work of bis own hands, and be is| provides that a foreign ensign must always be most highly commended by all, is’ honest, en- | accompanied by the stars and stripes, the fore and main masts were destitute of bunting. As terprising, thrifty—a Christian gentleman. the vessel sailed up the harbor the British flag ‘A BAD Bor. “Wild, bright, but good natured. He has! way perceived by people on the docks and as the vessel passed the three bridges the abut- been teacher, drunkard, interpreter and pris- oner, with a record varying from good to Very | ments were black with excited men, who greeted the British flag with hisses, mingled bad. with cries of “Haul it down hoot it.”” Doughty Cupt. Trowbridge of the schooner drew a pistol and swore he would shoot the first man who laid hands on the halliards. When the vexsel finally reached her berth at Sword’s wharf, which is just in the rear of the fourth regiment armory, there were over 1,000 men on the wharf. They were joined by seventy-five | unarmed militiamen fom the armors, who attempted to tear down the flag. ‘They were driven off at the revolver's point by the crew. | An American flag wus then hoisted ou an ad- joining schooner amid great cheering. 02 —- THE COURTS, Equity CovuT—Juige Hagner. Saturday—Eggleston ugt. Eggleston: decree dismissing Dill. Morice agt. O'Dell; B. F. Leighton substituted as trustee. Cimcurt_ Cournt—Judge Montgomery. Saturday-—Mason & Sou agt. Fitts; motion in arrest of judgment aud for new trial submit- ted. Crotant, Sixbury & Co. agt E. Suthe land et al; motion for judgment under thirt third rale submitted. Lyon agt. Ford et a motion for judgment, notwithstandi: [esd oe tee meagre fe angen etn: Chilean Public Opinion Satisfied. ied. Phoonix Life Insurance Company agt. A. | The Sautiago correspondent of the London B. Webb; do. Hosmer et al. agt. Wilson; mo-| Times says: “Public opinion here 1s satisfied dion to sct uside judgment submitted. Eaires agt. Maguire: motion to pay defendant €50 de- Posited "Uy plaiutiff for security of costs granted. Waldron vs. Papst; motion for new filed. Kussell agt. Knox; do. Provate Court. Saturday—Estate of Allan McLane; petition of James L. McLane for reduction of penalty ef collector's bord filed. Estate of John Lewis; order direeting William L. Lewis to render an account. Estate of John L. Bass; qualitication of Fredericka Sebneidex as admin- astratrix Estate of Frederick W. Shafer; qualitication of George Scheuch, executor, filed. Estate of Benjamin Cooley; will filed. a Wasuixotox axp Sovruwesteax Vesrinunn Tnurep Tnars with dining car leaves Washing- i tun daily at 11 p.m. via Richmond and Dan-| The Khedive Will Imitate His Father. ville Kailroad,carrying Pullman sleepers to New| ‘The chief officers of the French squadron Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery and to] which arrived at Alexandria’ on Friday have Memphis via Atlanta and Birmingham, arriving | come on to Cairo and were next day received with the procedure of the government m the dispute with the United States government. The press leaves it to the United States and other nations to judge the rights and wrongs of the dispute. Interest now centers in the precedent which the United States 18 prepar- ing to solemnly lay down for herself, and in the question whether her further demands will be such as she herself would be prepared to concede under similar circumstances. “Congress has pussed a bill xuthorizing the President to borrow five millions to withdraw the notes of the dictatorship. The session has closed. ‘The minister of finance informs me that he has arranged to withdraw the bulk of the excess of the fiduciary circulation.” soe and Tobacco habits, ‘Tho location of our institute insures the greatest Privacy. All interviews and communications strictly confidential. ours for consultation: 10cm. to! p.m. and 7108 rs da27-te T Wasz You ‘To read this advertisement and teke s practical basi- Rese view of it. We have not written it to mislead or deceive. but to inspire your confidence, attract buyers and extend our trade. We uniform discount of 3 per cent on every article in the house. This =uay Jook small, but when deducted from our extremely Joy prices you will find we are way celow all other dunes who offer 10 or even 2Uyer cent off. We would | eaution you not to lose sigiit of this fact and let big | Giscounts lead you astray. Head what 5 percent off means at GRASTY'S: Git. Extension Table, aquare or round, €3.78: can you match it? Cotton-top Mat- tress, $2.14. you can't xet itehewhere. Best Make Hardwood Wire Cots, €1.79: compare 10 and 20 per cout of elsewhere. Oak Chamber Suites, @15.6%. Pure Curied Hair Mattress. $11.88; did you ever sue one at that price? Spring-roller Shades, Zisc. ; try to buy them and let us bear from you, Six Tumbiers, Ife. . uo house ever offered them except Grasty. Best Gime. Very Best Grade Two-ply, Tic. Lawps, Crockery, China, Tim and smail ware generally at moving prices Knives and Forks, Piated Ware. ie. ‘Ramemier, we don't sell ov credit, and we would im- press this upon you: Dun't doudé tal you try. This @ecount for wirty days. ™ © GRasTY, 1510-12 7th st., bet. PandQ 2.’ Double Stores—Furniture, Carpets. Oil Cloth, Mat- * tig, Shades, China, Glass, &o. aad eerie at cach city 7:30 um. second day. Connects at Atlanta with Pullman sleeper through to Jack- | BY, Susaewsion to he wrone: Sate on ny. = sonville via Secon and All ‘The khedive opened the Egyptian assembly a Saturday, and. in un address declared that. he AND WAGONS. ae it DUNCANSON BRos. TRUSTFES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- ae PROVED PROPEKTY, BEING HOUSES NC BUL AND 91> MAPLE AVENUE, LE DRUIT By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in liber . fol. 139 et suq., one of the land records tor the District of Columba, and at the request «! the patty secured thereby, wo ‘will offer for sae in front uises on MUNDAY. ‘Titi, FIRST DAY 0) KY, Iso, AT HALF-PAST FOUR S, BENSINGER, | WASHINGTON HORSE AND oppy 0:30 LOUISIAS, | POSITIVE SALE OF A CA LOAD OF HORSES CARRIAGE BAZAAR, ‘A AVENU! AND MAKES. TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY SE TEN O'CLOCK, wil be sold at the bazuar yf horses and wares shipped here by M. For ‘on of Balthnvore. The wuole tot will postiively be sold to Jolowing uescribed roperty int the Lighest bidder without reserve? ‘Lots numbere and 38 in . Waywaruan and ene meee, Orlando A. denes’ subiivicen of certain Its i numbered thirteen (1:3), Le Droit Park, a8 per plat re- in book county No.7, paxe S2,surveyor's office, ctot Contiubia, sold subject toa certain deed uf NGER, AUCTIONEER. s WASHINGTON HOUSE AND CARRIAGE BA- ZAAL, No. 440 LOUISIANA AVENUE. trust to soctire the atin of abuut €4.UU0 Gn euch, at giles Pn oe care in = = oni deed AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARKIAGES, Six aiid wove uiontiiss with autos. wituerateorax| HARNESS, &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- percentui per anniiu, payable semiauunally, se DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, COM- cured by deed of trust on sa:d property, or all cast, at eo ae o . the optiog of the purchaser. ¥i0B devouit at tmeot | MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY Terms to be coiup.ed with in ten days or the vroperty will be resoid at risk and cost of defaulting | FLACK IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUS. burchaer. All conveyancing aud recording at pur] IVELY TO THE SALE OF HORSES, CAR- cuaner's cost. * = 7 SOHN F. WAGGAMA: RIAGES AND HARNESS, AND 18 THE BEST ja2i-deds CHARLES CRANDELE, § ee 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 TO THE TRADE, FUTURE DAYS. LATHER & SLOAN Auctioneers, 1409 G st. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF KiSIDENCE No. 20188] wi ; ; S SIREET NORTHWEST, Al PUBLIC AUCLION. ie a eel! Sue ay On WEDNESDA’ EBRUARY THIRD 182 PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. mumenct O'CLOCK A, M., at residence . 2018 H st. (near 20th st. n. w.), we will sell with- OUt reserve the entire coutents, comprising: Parlor Furniture in Suies and Oud Pieces, Lounges, Waiuut and Painted Chamber Suit THE LALGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR S10CK BEFORE Pints and Hoek Mattresses, Bedding. vata | PURCHASING. Piliows aul Bolsters, Bragseis aud Ing. Car y sbisla? Mc antRlichen Furniture, BeBe" | sata BBE Ue No postponement tole” LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts. HANCERY SALE OF “IWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LA: ONE ON BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE, DIRECT OPPOSITE LHE PETWORTH SUBDIVISION AND CONTAINING UPWARDS OF TWES: VE ACKES, AND THt OTHER REAL OF THE FIRST TRACT, NEAL JOU 'HE CASINO CLUB PROPER] ANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ‘Oth and Date LOT ONL STREET BETWE! “FIKST) AND) TWENTY-SECC STREETS NORTHWEST ‘D Oy WEDNESDAY AYTERNOON, FEBRUARY | CONTAINING ABOUT CLETES weit” THIRD, iM, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, | By virtue st aucctee of te havens a fn ont of the jvemisen, We wil sell istrict of Coltiubia, passed SUB LOT'S. SQUARE 73, Gorket iki, Twill offer tor: Fronting 18 feet O inches om, street, with adepth of | TUESDAY. FEBRUARY: SECOND: BBissE Adega building ictin ai improtiay eee: | O'CLOCK bon the premises alone two adjoint on of the city. ug parcels of laiid iu the county of Wasiiuetom BD Cr, ‘Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two! whit ey deceased. G fien were conveyed to Williain Heine, deceased. Willisun Little and wite by deed dated beseubes 1 4802, and Tecordud auconk the lend records of said istrict in Liber J. A:S.,No, 228, follo 00 ot seu., aaa are wore particularly described by metes and bounds te folicws, that ie to say” For the drat of said two no a ‘the intersec- | Honot “he weet aide of the Wasttington te Btgrea” Villo” turaplke road” (now "Brightwood “avenue fro pieces of and and Paoning thence iting fhe Sd two pieces of Tuuning thence along the sai turnpike N. 6X des. West 0:05 chains to a'stonee ei dope We. with the south Countach years, notes to b aunuaily or iso ‘6 per vent interest, payab.e seit. ¥ payments, secured by deed of trust, of all c option of purchaser. Conveyane- ing, &e.. at purchuser's cost. ‘Deposit of €200 at sale. Terms to be coupiied with in fifteen days from date Of ‘sale, otherwise risht reserved to resell at risk and cost of defauiin purchaser after five days' advertise- ent of suchitesaie in some neweyaper published in Washinwto: JaZy-daed DUGAN & BUTLER, Agents. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., anctioncers YRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE ON K STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of tl District of Columba, pussed on the 20th day of Jan- wary. A.D. ISvz, in equity cuuse No. 13411, docket | 32. Wherein Ihomus W. Smith Is complainant and Kicuard Evans et aj.aro defendants, and also by virtue ofa certain deed of trust recorded in Liber sf2. tollo | et inks ‘along a newly laid out farie stone, thea, ace p chains: : ort Weat IL 32 chains. "shone, North 4b zune of the land records of the District of | North ay dems. EO-To caine then ood and at the written r | 4:00 chains (to tree, which said four last 1 ‘will offer fur sale. by pul | al th “Piney Mraneh "thi rewises, on THURSDAY, THE FOU | #:00enan then South St deys: F. 30 cli PAYOR FEBKUAUL. A.D. im, at FOUR O'CLOCK | South 404 dees. E. 2:50 chains, then South ob: By owing id and prethises, known as orig: | - 1:13 cuains to ; and pret E. 1:13 cusins toa stone y'of Wasuington, | 5-00 chaing, then South inutn JOF the same ats | the place of beginnin it pe )distaut one ts and | jariy appear Ly the survey "an said Binety dur feet (lod feet) south trou or ofthe south | twa? parcels cy ‘and’ nate Beenie, GE ERM. Tine ot t of Washington. | surveyor of waid county, annexed to the deed. ast line of said | fore mentioned, the tirst of wich ‘said parcels of lant # pubic | i supposed to Contain twenty-sIx acres aud’ sixteen cot) olxlit inches | perches, more oF less, and the other eleven acres and seid al-ey, thence nortu | 85°00, moreor less: toxethor with allthe appurters t siaty -Ave (6>) teet eizh? | ances to each piece ih aby Wise Lelonging, atil'ad sta ular the rights of way. and of water, easeunent and advantages to the sae aud each of theur appere taining and also one undiv.ded sixth part of the tees farm roads borderiy Upon the said pleces and pares of ground as laid out of the sald subdiv.sion herein before mentioned. All of each of said two tracts will be offered forsale, portion of tue first except the following-desc: * the south 97 96-100 feet iront on the 7th then’ South 054 dexs. 13:0 dews. W: $-2b chains t> ‘ail of Which will more particu- inal ‘lot 19, sn squat District of’ Columbia aw ¢ running thence south along the alley sixteen feet (16 feet) to s thirt alley); thence east OS incles sixteen (16) feet, thence w (8) inches to the place of beximuina, together with the hnpro ents, Ways, easement, right. privileges, ap= wes, Xe, to the sano belonwine. Of sale. O.e-third of the purchase money to cash, the residue ih two equa: ihstalyments, and two’ years fro: the deferred per ceut per | annum. “and to ‘be secured by adeed cf trust on the | Property "soi of the pur- | chaser.‘ )) dollars to property is knocked down.» Terms ‘vin 1o days from the day of sa\e,or ce Preserves the right to resell the property” at kand cost of the detaulting purchaser,” All conveyaliciny and recoruiug. &c., at purchaser's cost. SIDNEY 1. THOMAS, Trustee, 52 Dist. u. street varnpak cub. street turupike (now called B-igutwood evenwe depth of 130 feet, thus leaving remaining to be soc a rout to said firs tract of Gu teet on said Brightwood avenue. Terns of sale. as provided by t fourth of the purchase money inca ap three equal installments decree, axe: One- ‘nd ine residue Fespectively. six. twelve rot the day of sale, with sik jer gent interest, the deferred pay ents to tw secured by the purchaser's noces and a decd ‘of trust on the pres. erty. oF all the parchuse money cau be\paid meas: the purchaser's option. A deposit of €100 will be quired at the thue of sale. It tho terms of sule ure not Gomplied with within twenty daye after the day of sale the property will be resold at the Fisk and costof the Seabee PurDee -MALD FEUDAL, 5 s Trustee, Wl8d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. hacks: LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, “dds (20: W- STICKNEY, , Auctioneer, OPSSO0 11th at. a. w. TRUSTEES’ SAL’ OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 716 § STREET NORTHWEST. irtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber folio 208 et sey., one of the land records of the ct of Cultuubia.aiid at the request of the party se ho Ne gil for sale rout ot the pews. $00 FRIDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, <D. 1802, at HALF-PASY FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the tollowihy deacrited property situate, im the city of Washington, District of Colujubla, to wit? Part of orig inai lot's, in equare 419, Leginnti on 5 street forty (40) feet Gast trom the northwest corner of sald square and riguing thence cust cn said street twenty-five feet, thence south twenty-five feet, thence west twenty-five feet aud thence north ‘twenty-five feet to the place of beginning. noid subject to trusts amounting in the agmrecate to 84,000 and interest. Terias of sais: Cash in excess of said deed of trust, 8100 deposit at time of sale. ‘Terms co be complied. with in ten days or the proverty will be resold ut risk 1409 G street. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NOS. 18, 31 } ie AND Sty SPRUCE STREET, E 'DRU} By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in liber 1582, folio 287 et seq. , one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured shores we will offer for suie in front of the euiees on TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY of FEB” UARY, 1802, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOC P.M., the tollowing described property in the count of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lots pampered EONS, 20), 027), C2). GM) and Ly ‘Thomas E. Wageaman 's subs of lots in bio«! T3in A. L. Barber & Co. The Mishap to the Victoria. _| would follow in the footsteps of lus father and ‘The accident to the British man-of-war Vie- | continue his policy. toria, which went ashore on the Greek coast, is — 00, worse than at first reported and the vessel is in Mr. O’Brien Insulted at Thurles. danger of vecoming « complete wreck. The} Wm. O’Brien, who is visiting Archbishop Victoria bas a tonnage of 10.470 and is of 14,000 | Croke at Thurles, has becn insulted and horse power. She is the flag ship of Vice Ad- od by a Pecnaliite crowd. unal Sir Anthony H. Hoskins of the Mediter. | *brestened by a Parnellite crow ranean fleet, Her captain is John C. Burnell. Mortgage of the “Book Trust. Rangahe, Poet and Diplomat, Dead. Se ns wee ree ‘The death is aunounced, in his eighty-second | United States “pyre aoe re Ber year, of Alex Rizos Rangabe, the Greek poet, | %Y Corporation, Sg een pain archwologist and statesman, He was sent to| Company of New York, which covers roperty in publishing houses in New York, Washington in 1867 as euvoy extraordinary. ton, Cambridge and Chicago, included in en what is known as the “book trust,” hes been ‘The Kaiser and His Ministers, recorded at the city hall in Boston. The fact that Mixisters Zedlist and Miquel were guests of Emperor William on Saturday evening is interpreted to mean that the empe- ror has consented to the adoption of a concili- atory policy in regard to the education bill. —s02 Extending the Wabash. A mortgage of €3,300,000 has been recorded by the Wabash railroad in favor of the Cen- tral Trust Company of New York. The money will be used inconstructingan extension of the road from Moutpelier, Ind., to Chicago. ——.ee———__ Sulcide Followed Attempted Murder. Jacob Somborn shot and seriously injured his cousin, Julius Somborn, the well-known wine merchant in New York on —- the latter's office, st of the froltot the preniives bdivision of certain and cost of detauiting purchaser. tracts of land now knowa as Le Droit Park, a8 per piat Wat MAYSE, 2 Of said. rst menti od count W278" (OM. BRYANtT,} Trustees. Sort puae Ge, ot ie reterdn ioe te Horrors tice eee = ‘sas . Hold, subject to certain deeds of trust JUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. to secure the of about 83,500. 7 D innend Deteeetenortbwest. | "fsrn of sles Gop kat sat invexteat offal dod = ust, and t r hota TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE , IMPROVED | Six aud twelve months, with intered! at thereteotd por PROYERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF JP | centum per annum, payable somi-aunually, secured, STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND. SIX- | by deed ef tract on sat ry, oF all cash, at the TEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING- gption of {he urchaper, $108 dcpostt at time of sa.0. By viriue of acertain deed of trust to us, bearing | will be reed at Bak and con or ae gate October 12 2b. Tei, and duly ‘ayltes | Ail conveyancing end recording Siuchasor cone fo. 13, of the land . District of Columbia and ‘at the VikG WILETAMSOR,| ‘Trustees. 30) secured thereby. we will sell im cok Tene wae isarinturater Wiest acne nates a = ‘i nd betta aio? fot untbered {a Columbian) Col [LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioncors. loce und others’ subdivision Sere nunnbered e ra sntbeote heodany ae mitra De | OTT Sa ERR ORES trict of Columbia, togetbor with improvements | YES L REMOVED TO OU ROOMS FOL Co! ere Terns of sale: One-third of the purchase money to | weds, "ieat Janam Tues gy Me LY Robert, bopedd tm cten: the betence in three equal | will sell at public a THURSDAY. SOUR Tentain one. two and three years, for which notesof | Dayo PELNUALY AD. tau bat get ihad Tater Payatlo mat aanecy Sue deat | KEN O'CLUCE A At wititn thesis aot Past deed of trust on the property so.c. will be taken, or afi | Met & Stoan, 140 G street northwest, near cash, at purchaser's option, cording at cost of the purchaser. A deposit of will be required at thue of sate, Terns of sale to be Eeuuplled ah in ton days from day of wale. otherwise trustees reserve the right %0 resell the} roperty Fisk an cost of defaulting purchaser atter five days’ advertisement ot such resale in some newspaper pub- iighed in Wi Na, D.C. AHLON ASHFORD,) States treasury, sil the goods ‘assignment, Ja5-eod ALDIS B. BROWNE, § Trustees. Ee VE LE os 08 NI Fixu &e., Re. PETDAY" s APOARy Wien MIRAE, de, ae |, Theve goods re alc the'itest dentgn, padbeing of Rour and PIB Ws AHLON ASHFORD, Sa eS Ce was DESER, snioe, 1020,23,26,20 ALDIO DASH CRE:} Trustees. LATIMEd & SLOAN, Auctioneers. THE ABOVE SALE POSTPO! rbEsbay, ye FEBRUARY NINT same and piace. MAHLON ASIL 8 Satatie6.0 ALDIS BD. SET nro JNITED STATES M. HAL'S LE. Usitacet eecivor an eemalis Sa M Gofumlers *[HOMAS DOWLING & BON, Aucticneers. "3 OF VALU, EERIE, Seine, (lope Boe 7 AUCTION _SALES. EDUCATIONAL. RAILROADS. FUTURE Days. IN WASHINGION. om TT GRE — RAtcurrs. DARB & CO.. Auctioneers. > To Ray ae Exocuriox Ax : Sate HeEEpSS UROL MEAT RELATEST ATA} | meseriet Ae tTont me 3 most and intuential college of siocu- Ne VENU. ANACOS7L ¥ t: BoOe MPASUED ty ASEVES nGuS Paw | So ee wore ANTES COLIROR GUIS annie: Serccrr reine of the faad weconds ofthe wabiar tive request Of the, perties (BE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGvAGSS, Secured thereby, I wil! sell by public auction, ip ir nt 228 14th «tm. Of the | remises, on FRIDAY, ae NINTH DAY Branches in most of the pr OF JANUARY, a. D. 1892, at VUCLOCK P.M. ‘Send (or circuiars. the | Joilowinx “described real estate, situated c county of | Washington, — District ot - eS _ aon certain = ree fendi ves know: wusbedss | SOHO reaps ears duy recorded in County Liber | ‘A. de i hirty-obe (31). one of tue iad recurds in tue surveyor's office of tue District of Comumbia, to Kether with the fmprove:nents, ways, cescueh 8, net. | tise a’ heen Ween’: OMMEL ast Capito! Derecitanents and appurtenances to the same beloux- S rsteb ingor otherwise aprons | purchesea Stitin's Busines Jerins of sale: One-th td «ash, balance in one and is teache he two years, Learinw interes: from the da the | iarwe clas Fate of 6 Der cont per annum. of all cash, at the option | Com Inen $3 the purchaser. A deposit of €200 required at the | IRM sessio ume @. Af the terius of sae are uot comp ied Sy Mith in diteen days trom the day of saie the trustee | MISS. Fovervea Lie Figit fo reso | the Wroverty at the tisk aul | ANE, ula coat of tie defaulting purchases alter hve days fiseuvout of euch ree ka eae ewspaper pabl RIS . GRISWOLD, Trustee. | _RATOLIFFE, Darn & 80 nearest ‘Homa DOWLING @ son, THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS IN THE cITY. tention given to arranging, cataloguing fanees of beusehokd Curuiture, Gos, ici Toon tor the sale of ‘Keal estate a specia t Sales every Saturday. of weather. G Szcoxp Tenu. GONZAGA Co AT Tat, 4 Anctio WU Pave hw. AGES, CORCORA’ ectired qaartere tu in Washington, DC. “all couveyancing aid record: | QPANISH TAUG: ; : Sigal the Seat ts pothaaer Sy reat arr on TN CL SSER : ties |. A GRISWOLD, Trustee. _ | Jar prices RATCLIVEE, DARD & CO. Aucte. “jalS-delbe | “ja Se* Room 130, Corcoran butidine. | HEADY AAMEA Sew von 4ND 1 $e" THE ABOVE SALE TS POSTPONED UNTIL | HINA FILED Fo! AMATEUR tso Les-| $20: 10-00na 1 ~~ : <IDA\ METH DAY FEBRUARY. Tug, SaMe | CHINA FILED Fou tolers AC BTUHIO, WeiG 11.000 Fo SETH BRUALY, 18u2, | Hoeatbe ta oll oF water ‘oles STUDIO, lo WEDNESDAY. FLBRUARY 3, 1800, NEW PUPILS RECEIVED. 810 per quarter. neipal cities, wth Butter Par Vener nah abd «hie aciy for T ttetare Siveper te Pttabure. ge We Lave i ‘and even: 20 SCHOOL TOR 2h instr otiets ¥ ao and Niagara Palle athe? DLLEGE, } acta New York For Avante City, 10Ua 4 aus Fequited it the thw of apie. Plied with in fifteen days, utberwise Served to resell at the riak aud cost of the Purchaser, after Give days" advertusewent, ee ay RATCLIFFE, DAKR & EGE OF qui HOTELS. Fetert F = fnitiie Fast, Gunns a Tus Cocunay, Ridderate prices. “hens! tor ca tor iéth and K sts., Franklin Square, Washington, D.C. AG! PHONOGKAPHY AN Keduced rates for stuce Tegra, touse the rhonowraph and typewriter t f readers and the EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY DESIRARLE IM- PhoveD RI Sat ESIAT BEING THE TWO- STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE NO. — OMHONDAY EEGRCALY TIGHTH, a. D. 1902, 20 a 4.30p AT FOUR O'CLOCK Bal '1' wil oder for sale ia | 284" ©. GILLESPIE, 8, J., Prost, ot ba ont sees. 00 apd 11.30 am tat PLOT xo, 2, TX SQUARE #96, mataegiice wit de it abou: 100 feet totam alley, undving | Fe8cr SisTEW OF SOUND SCHOOL, ror BOK ALEXANDRIA AND TILL SOUTH x & two-st abd basement pressed-brick | a hes Rivet Foyebay-window house, coutaittng’s resus and al | Mile, V. PLUDHOVNE Toaches to rn huprovements, ous square from the puste‘Stand Veeuch ma srt Soe. Tera porn nprovemegis, oue square, tro | Free lesnom any day at ueou. ‘erme of 81 One-third cash; the balance im one | q N. aud two years, wits notes bearine interest from the | L438 day of sale, at the rate of G per cent per annut:, 2nd | ‘The Misses Kerr's Schoo! for young ladies and chil- secured ‘by “deed of trun oh the press ail | dren. Second term boxiue Lette) L 3 #200 ‘Torn: H CoMMERCE, ite City Post UfMoa, AM. CE, Prin. the vesituat on, jobe, $5.0. ernenced rep Thevouch Wor Cass mstrUction, ee. Boy 4k. Woob, Couera: Pamoucer Ago DBUSIN ute enter Lyne mlividual Instruction, "Mest ats} oo Netsoik amt” Western ta ‘The capital's fashionabie residence center. orth Dace soonisa prustoveday suet oven: | Brasssasten ses begen tea et Elegant rooms, single or en suite, for transtent or eruis $6 1 Prepares jor evil | Bu Perwanent yuests. Appointwents abd cuisine unex. | "iY? ¢Huuiual sidieananiocs celled. American aud kuropena systems, oe ire pols-tr w.r. parce. | M'Rist ADVANCED AND ~ ea CLASSES. “COsciies invis Capitol Hill and Hot Winpson. ele woe: = = Cor. Lath sk. few York ave. LocUTioN SPenSaAn ‘This hotel ‘ias Leen newly teitruisies and is now | UCC TA SSP ELSAKTE gpen tor the reception of traimsieut, permanent and | inant! 2 Rane Ling day boarders. Mrs. M. J. CULLED, iroyrisiress. ol? | ETN TS 110 p..Datly, WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. zee bLoteus Wt eaups HoreL, Pa. ave. and lath st, CONBERVAT Piano, Viv Vestbr iy LIMITED, ¢ . Darista ORY slightly used upright pianos. Second-hand. squere pianos at low prices. Best value qivem for old pianos in part payiuent for new uprights . nos fold for cash or woutuly payments to suit; 825 to $100 waved with us dade ona SOQHMEK FIAN’S — THE STANDARD INSTR: meutof the world. For saleby HUGU WORCH & seers CO., 6 and Va sth at, Panos for reut, moved snd Dacived. ‘atti HALAS & DAVIS PIANOS, THE UPRIGHT PIANO that eccelsall others.” Unique styles tor Drdal cud Curistus presente, at Agency, S11 Ott, st be c man, and Music. A Howe. in which students most approved modern kind. Smith, Col. Carrol D. jams: | Hemphill. Be Boarding and Day Schoo, Special advantages in Literat, social training and experience. Hysione, sanitation and physical comforts of the Atmong present patrous of the school are Bishop Jobn F. Hurst, Vice President Levi P. Morton, Chief Justice W. M. Fusler, Mr. Chas. M. Ffoulse,Gen. Win. Wright, Lieut. Com'd'r J. N. Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, a wanted ate “of the New Lugicad Cousars x EBBITT HOUSE, Ey wARECMGLOn. mie: Hue Gat aw. Fansan proicssor. haven a] 2 WABiI Ne ON ANE PIANOS AND ORGANS. For Gis Axo Youso Lantes. we, anton at Wi A Modern Washington m2 saa at pa HE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, ¥15 PA. Hugi | skeeyt saniay Uitwer te ee — fae trata i SEMINARY, \¢ t 124-1128 11th st. epartnents, French and Ger- pore AND Sched ‘Leave Wasi dio KATLMOAD. have rare advantages for th effect Decente 13, 18M iis satiou corm Ub Wetiite and € gireet For Chicago and S. wot, Vewtibuled Limited Ex- | Brows trains 11 Ja.w., XL jun dally For Gucnnati, St. Louis, aud ludisuapolia, Vesti- 40 pin. daly .exLrene daily 13a bs, abd 5.40 pt, Wor Lexingcon and Steunton, 110.40 1m. For Winchester aid wa statious, 1.30 p.m For Lares F490. “8 4091 u or Aivewoke, Kavavisie, Chattancoge apd Memptte, saiG Principal. Bi david, sieepmuy car turvaghe S TEINWAY, CHASE. GABLER, BRIGGW PIANOS | \\7ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINAIY, BD Hi | « Suinute SS "Gagans tha otis So seo rot We TERE SET a at | Bt, <oamaten) Py lusie Store, | struction: auderate tert Spey sieat arvietauts. For | xa a NG 0 nites), a>. 1, a> Je 20 25 Pa. ave. | circular apply to Mise CLAUDIA STUART. Principal, t30,'xs U0, i al) Saud 11-aSp ue EK NNN pee 10-2" Sanaa, 44. 0D, (5.00, 45am) ome) ob. 0. ee K NN “ ie, K nN XN Ez Ss}; JOHN'S COLLEGE, La z a au 15 VERMONT AVE. rare’ UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORK! Ra attention ot Sea ved owe ° cuasers"” «Special a ° seid ee aan at ER DECOMATYCE alt pan demas of HIGH SECUND-HAND PIANOS. — A EDUCATIONAL CLASSES ter aud spring term Ce, TEN BaP Shee des (OOL OF FRENCH L. a6 ‘Sle Mar, ROY. PFUHL, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIKITUAL Astrologer, casts horoscopes, ives astro ogical Charts of your lie, ives also ual treatiweut Also teaches ust Office 41 ct MME,FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE inedium ; life given trom cradie to grave. 2: certificated pup servacory of berlin. method tausbt. t4/2 see an ae Emecetios, onarony, NO_ IMPOSITION- MM. ‘Bol 4 and voi are. 31,000. Pesce ren ne thievajant | and Sine Aba VUWSSEAD, of te biguest note, makes wondertul reveistious | 2. . nate without ing Questions; has «iven the wreatest satis- MOVAL {RAL ‘ial oF class sensuous. | Mere, rece faction throughout Europe; gives inforiuation on all subjects ip ite; causes speedy muarriayes With ove )0u love; brings the separated together; Temuves evil in- fluenices: wives luck: mever tails; only a short stay miwved to stolen property. peedy lnurriages, iunuy troubves, ev Separated together, causes {PXsR success in business, reruoves intluences, Strangers trou other 1400 New York ave. ; evening sessions only ; “with just becun. Now is the time to office tor particu.ars. ‘Vanced, interwediate and Prof. Paul Voinot, Dipiomé de EDWAKD C. HOOL Irres.: cake ua tous, &c-, !urutslued to onder. SAT THE YMG A. wo, 15.30 Pa For Hagerstown, 110. °.a-m. and 5.30 p.m. ROYAL BLUR LIND DOK NEW YORK AND PAIL. ADELPuLA. For Phiiadeinite, Sew Nork, Boston, aud the HOOL CLASSES, Yrseary iso wench, ise D- . — Ger dai 15. B00, 410 0 abe Cat) aa, Le, ‘weil. make wan, Grewing and mus.c. LLOCK and mA “ s Sountry, th thorouen rorair" tite coeel est ab vice | ROLE removed theur institute te 1434-9 os a ae Boel, 240 Gti, Vittng Car), ALB pa Siewping {ow tres. SPECIAL TSDUGE ATEN TS dered ete Where they Rave larger aud better accomodations. | CA ih pikes aud in ters, which Will be arranged ou LAS inna Ruffet Sleep» SONTREY URSTALUMES Ta wren get Vo'nan Buffet Sleep | tug Cor runing thrcwels to Micwiou without chaser Vis Pougukeeyse ridire, ug pummenwcore i a and | Mt, station at sunt For Atlantic City, 4.05, 10.00 end 12.00 m00n, Sum a 405 am. and 12 te For tine of subUrb=u trains eee tine tables, to be had Sunday ouly. SHOOL. | of ail tit Thacey Dageaze caliel denver by Un omicen, Fy rot hotels aud tea. DRAMATIC act sow ‘Tesckers, 130 FECT NOVEMBER 15, 1891 (Band Py y to America, with the wie Bold Arun Serve, oF COOKERY, KR. A stu. w. Spe Disiues tor di ocslsitn® Lio t | ciara = Past Line,” Tre here:cut this out.” 410 0th st. hw ave? | QL NEVINS, UIST. W., thane, ecriving et See eee Sea S.__ D0 1 > a Pech cia ane cubes PornccimunD SS OT eee advertising clairvoyant, astrovoger abd iwediuu in Sowand Keng maeeen this city. “Has “Wenders Propetic wit ot second | —— ee sight. Keveais hidden mysteties, ‘recovers. lost oF ‘ $4.50 p.mm., conectiaiw a ‘depots tor all pouste. eaties and ail in trouble will save time and money by- Mrs. Louse Poi pee e ba eles thie, Cune » seer, Coming to the rigkt place at once. ‘as be succeeds where Miss Susan P. Poli ~ ae a others have tailed. “Convinces inost skeptical and ad- Principals. ena Rickmentte yertises ouly what he can do. Al business connden- | A constant demand ior our graduates. Aira ery lal, , Batistaction guarantecd, Sittings, suc. Hours, | Apply to Mis. LOUISE PULLUCK, Author of Ne ——F" —4 ¥toO. Open Sundays. Kendence 4.011 st.. betweeu | tional Kinder, Manual, Sony Books, Be. dom mmemed Ssand Cth te, scushwert. a FOREIGNERS DESILING AN EXPERIENCED etl Passenwer Agent M35. ae TELLS thas EVENTS OF teacher ee ieee naan 4 — Ss = === spill business conBdeutial. Ladies and weu- | ences many of the dijomatic certs saa) ap ———~ — Pemen, S0 cents cach. Hours: Va.m. to 9 pula) | JULIA K BALCH. 1o0r les ae azsac | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Let. bet. istand North Caphol eta a.w.jeld-im? | TP iiuNpe seLkcT school, ist118T_y.w— | ——— ——————— MBS, BETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON, THE WELL. known business and test medium,” also uiedical ret ‘dal 109 5 also Tuesday snare |. oid Glatryoyaut, daily iro 10%0 5: auare |, day, 709 B- an.” Ofc “oe cl 1a A thorough and progressive schovl for oth sexes hx Cole prepara bos MUNKUE AND £ORL 4 ans Weskington, D.C, LACE STLAMEKS Wasa OKPOLK, Pou v x work. | wnneapal. SIDWELL SESS st. new. jaeT-weT ELEBKATED CLAIR- tho seventh dauguter, J ORWOOD INSTITUTE. 1407 MASSACHT SELECT DAY AND Bi ae born With caul, bee w healing power, “ives | New classes torned tor pupils Bamen and iucky dates, Dont tell ey coo tiie iis: | Mp Doerr: Gobel Room 10, 010 F st. nw. 3820-1" THE TRUEST DESTINY | 7° PONS my. x if conwratuiate you Warmly on your great success im EVTS AVE. NG SCHOOL. entering Deceniver Ist. 73 ay 1 the eat at 7 p.m. trou te. Cuumeet ae wate ll WarvNgu teaiks JF the soutuaud weet. UMoe Ski G19. "Tot and 1421 Peunsy.vatcn ave. Ask tot thewets Via the new lime JNO. CALLAM. tr Gen, ME. PERKIN Sy a M Fesder of, the ake. information sciven with phe- waa SyPARET, Bishop of Mary: Mots? VaeNox. 2 varacy, ig SS am Pas Meryiand. Thea Siarion Se n.wes bet. Gib end 7ths Fang. | ocatif: _ The z a = LEAVFLT OF bosTo. TONE OF WASHINGTOS. NE, DREAMER, THE ONLY ceresatep | MU** 4¥¥ © TEA TET Og Keeton English and German astrologist inthe city, tolls PIANO AND HAKMONY. 2230 _— events of life. Oftice hours, Ys. ui. to¥ p.in. > Wa-u. tod pm. 1508 1athat. Dw. jall-Im* CATE FOR OCEAN STEAMERS. © EZ ‘7th and th ecboiastic bewau Tuesday, Sep ——— eee fters. Tk Lay abd even seems. sua ot CURARD LINE —PLaNe. GaiLINGs. SVACAN, | Broce!’ Bonheon. Scoot iat Preparatary inh, ies, berths elit cabin. Sones 62 aT Osi beoie arent etm 8°95 LE Glee a ao ESS. ENCEMIAN BUSINESS COLLEG! ae ee Oe. 2 D ste. nw. 3 Until further notice the Palatial aud Steamer CHALLSS MACALESTER wil we ‘OR NORFOLK AND OLD | POINT Sieawer LADY UF dia LAL. Fare@1.o0. ‘To Sout € wre). rane eine so: jes. a.m. ; Hider, dat... ‘am. ortable state roogne, excellent, rene according to location, en leaves Uta si cauiscorm, W Ward @ bert! 4 2b Derth ; steerage at low rates. Appiy to &. F. ay REIS ave. 925 Penn. ave. az5 For Youns Ladies and Lattie Girls, cme > , SES LINE —ROVAL- WAIL BTEADIGMIPO | Systematic and’ thorocey snste Stes sent, | G TEAMER “WAKEFIELD Lee: art UNDAYS THURSDAYS A’Gittsddw to viilabettuis Biker == § paiukbain are an eturnitag Lamon mew rotAN AIAZE EINE ome (OUT OF WASHINGTON. oF Deans Creve, 48. ane, Clennanite Ba tbe EW 3 cs twhebina at steam, ax : tio. | GT. GRONGE’S HALL For Boys, sr. GuonaEs, | “ "Mt frst cian. Balti D ke ear Bautimore, Md. F Ems th a kee mane S254 ADVERTISING. DOSS Ee aaa dee eS rrr vats Gas: Cc by T ‘ EPPS*8 © cocoa