Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1892, Page 7

‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 1892. CITY AND DISTRICT. GZ Advertising is protitable only when prop- erly done,—that is, in the medium sure toreach the largest namber of those whose attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that Purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tar Stan. It not only has the largest circulation, but gives figures, and proves them! TAKE TIME TO DELIBERATE, | But when the time for action arrives stop thinking and buy a bottle of gen- uine Carlsbad Spradel Salt. Be sure to obtain the genuine imported article, which must have the signature of “Eisner & Meudelson Co,, Sole Agents, New York,” on every bottle. ‘The ptice of Wolffs Acme Blacking is 20c. s bottle, and it is cheap at that. It costs ae to fill a bottle with Acme Black- ing than other liquid Dressings cost com- plete for the market, including fancy boxes, artistic stoppers, and other paraphernalia, We sell the Blacking—not the package. As It Is our desire to sell Acwr BLACKING eheaper if possible, but find ourselves un- Able to do so owing t) its present cost of Making, we hoid u prize of $10,000 Open for Cc eti DISCRIMINATING TAXES. Mr. Crane Points Out Some Instances Where He Thinks Licenses Should be Abolished. To the Editor of The Evening Star: While the question of increasing the license of commission merchants from #40 to #50 and requiring them to give a bond of £3,000 is be- fore the public and Congress, will you piease allow me to call attention to the high, diserimi- nating and, I believe, unconstitutiona | license tax imposed upon about 600 hard-working men and women, mostly poor, or of moderate means, who are trying to get an honest living by re- tailing produce in our city markets. During the stormy days of the rebellion, when the expenses of the city were heavy, the old corporation of Washirgton passed an set, approved October 31, 1864, which reads as fol- tion lows, to wit: ee =e ¢ “Ii shall not lawful for any per- Tieithesa oe sake baat [om or persons, residents or non-resi- ‘sucha price that |dents, to engage “in the business of huck- tably sell its: le. abotue. | stering or trading, buying, seliing or dealing in poultry, eggs, butter, wild game, vegetables, fruits aud other market stuff, family provisions, horse feed, corn meal or any other such articles (except any description of fresh fish) within the limits of the city, nnless such person or person shall first obtain from the mayor and register ® license therefor, for which license he, she or they sha!l pay to the | corporation the sum of #20,which sum «hall be | in addition to the cost, hire or rent of the stall or stand occupied and of the license paid for the running the wagon or other business as aforesaid, and which license shall authorize the person oF persons to whom it is issued to use one wagon or other vehicle and to occupy one stand in the Center market and one stand or ‘tall in one of the other morkets of thus city | not held on the same day as the Center market, | the selection of the market to be made by the person or persons applying for and clearly specified in the body of the license. For eac! and every additional stall or stand oceupied in either of the several markets of this city a separate license shall be required.”” ‘As this did not apply to Georgetown or the county the legislative assembly after the Dis- trict was consolidated under one government in 1871 enacted a similar law, applicable to the whole District, raising the license tax from €20 to $25 per annum. A fair interpretation of the old corporation law makes the liceuse applicable to every per- son selling goods m the markets of the city and It was ¢o coustraed, but various constructions have been put upon it since. ‘The license is now confined to butter dealers and dealers in fruits and certain lines of vege- tables. Those who sold beans were required to ay « license up to a Year or two ago, when the icense tax was taken off, though the law con- tinued unchanged. Beans are an article of farmers’ produce as g.uch as potatoes, but they now pay no license, while potatoes are required to pay a license tax ot $25. ‘The tariff law of 1800 ‘classed beans with potatoes under the head of vegetables. It would be interesting to know under what interpretation of language they are separated from potatoes under our District license law. J understand that mauufactured articies are construed as exempt, and that beans take their place with beef, pork, bam, lard, &c., as manu- factured articies, while butter anu cheese, which are clearly manufactured articies, are classed with fruits and vegetables as articles of farmers’ produce. My object in pointing out this absurd discrimination in favor of beans is not to have the license tax on beans restored, but instead thereof to have the whole produce license tax repealed, it being in conflict with justice and common sense. In addition to being required to pay the sume tax on property, if they have any, us other citi- zens do, and from $50 t0 $300 per year rental for stands, these 600 or more hard-working men and women in our markets are obliged to pay a further tax te the corporation of $25 per year for the privilege of working toobtain an honest living. I know of no such license imposed in any other city in this or auy other country. It is un outrage upon justice and should be stamped out at once. So also should be the tax imposed on the hard-working wagon men who se. produce from house to house. Hucksters in the markets are required to confine themselves to velling one line of gouds on which each paysa tax of $25 per year, though they may not have an average capital of $10 invested, while outside of the markets one person may open astore and sell every ‘WOLFF & RANDOLP3, Philadelphia. It costs 10c. to find out what Prx-Row is and does. A whole page of information could not give a correct id Pik-Ron is the name of the only paint which makes ass look like colored glass. ra sell it. ‘GONSUMPTION. Thate a por:tive romedy for the above disesse: by ite re thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long stancing have beea cured. Indeed so strong is my fait ‘s cfeacy, that 1 will send T¥o BOTTLES FREE, wit a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any mf. ferer who will send me thee Express and P.O.addrees. T. A. Siocuuy, M. Cup 181 Pearl St, N. ¥- Free Lecture! PUBLIC HEALING OF THE sicK IN WILLARD HALL. Strange Manet | Influence. ‘Dr. Henion of Boston bas engaged Willard Hall, on F street, where he will publicly heal the sick every morning from 10 to 11 o'clock free of charge, commencing this Wednesday morning, February 3. Dr. Henion bears the highest indorsements from prominent people in every section of the country; he is the only physician in the United States who is really endowed with the magnetic healing power; there are many others who pretend to possess the same power, but in reality they are only imitators. Dr. Henion is a regularly edu- cated physician, and his knowledge of disease and medicine, combined with his magnetic gift of healing, gives him control of disease that no other man possesses. Youcanno? judge all men by one or two, and you must not com- pare Dr. Henion to other magnetic physi- cians who have failed to benefit you. Dr. Heuion challenges any other man to go into « public hall and produce the same results by the laying on of hands that be can. Cases of years’ standing are cured in a few minutes by the simple apvlication of his hands to the afflicted parts. Hecuresall forms of neuraigia, rheumatism, nervous irritation | 27540 that is sold by ‘the 600 dealers in the and depression, nervous dyspepsia, cancers, | markets, and thousand articles not sold in tumors. deafness, blindness and all functional | the markets, and pay no license at all, only disenses without medicine. All constitutional | x = ue — Ges = — — percent = of stoci e dealers i arkets were diseases and diseases of the blood. bones and | S004 ao higher than the. dealece outside the skin he gives alittle medicine, but at the same | iicense tax ona man with an average stuck of time treats them all magnetically, and cases of | £10 would be put 15 cents per year, while now consumption and Bright's disease that have | it 1 in many case more than’ twice the been given up as incurable are soon restored to | ©@pital he has invested. health under his magnetic and medical treat-| | tt #% question whether this District ordi- _ nance isnot im conflict with the act of Con- ment. Dy. Henion has located at Willard’s| gress which exempts £300 in value of stock in Hotel for the winter, where those who are able | trade from taxation and seizure. But very to pay may go from 9am. till6 p.m. Consul- | few men and women who retail produce in our tation free. He will use Willard Hall every | ™rkets carry «stock amounting to $300. ‘That morning from 10 to 11 o'clock for several weeks being the case, how can they be subject to a license tax of '$25, or even a tax of 134 per for the free treatment of those who are not able to pay. Do not be prejudiced, but go to cent onthe value of the stock they carry? The average of the produce commission mer- Willard Hall and listen to Dr. Henion’s lecture Witness his marvelous cures. Everybody chants in this District do not realize a net profit of $1,000 per year. Many a man who i invited to go to Willard Hall and judge for | ater paviog Fr bo apart ena Lace themselves; it will astonish the skeptical and | and wagon, have £2 left for himeelf at the close set the serious to thinking. Remember, Wed- nesday morning, February 3. The entrance to Dr. Henion’s parlors at Willard’s Hotel are on of a long, hard day's work, and yet the assessor proposes to increase their license tax ty $50 per year, which is more than 5 per eqnt on the en- tire net profits of some of them. F street, next to Willard Hall. fed-2t ‘The proposition to put the commission mer- Sas aaiaeemaaeamecnemamne = — | chant in the position of a felon by subjecting : oO. - 1p 99] bim to the humiliation of giving a bond of Thev re “Cock of the } alk {E000 beime being allowed ta do" bnnineis ts ! t + | simply outrageous. In Baltimore, where the commission mer- T he re’s | chants do four times the business they do here, they ouly vay a license tax of @12.per yeur. only ONE | I Philadelphia, New York and Boston Tam ¥ VN | informed they pay no license tax whatever. gduatze 3. H. Cuaxe. MACIN ‘The Department Clerk Again. To the Editor of The Evening Star: -T-O-S-H—| Much discussion has been oceasioned by Con- gressman Alderson’s bill to retire government ONE place | clerks, a‘ter thirty years’ service, upon pen- | -- 1 | sions raised by assessments cf 2 per cent upon Wash- | jaiaries of younger clerka. Permit me to add ‘The | % argument against it. Most of the clerks | oppose the plan—I might say all, except a few of the older clerks, who have spent their entire | salaries regularly (someti:es before pay day) | in extravagant living and now have so little If-respect that they wish to take part of the salaries of younger clerks that they may con- tinue their mode of Ife. Iam giad to my not aul the old clerks Uelong to this class.” Why sanz. | should the young clerks pay ions The imi- | the'oia clerks? ‘The latter "may have rendered faithful service and deserve pension. but th | government received the service. not the YOU ought | ck to own a MACINTOSH—they're the | 7"h eamber of an appropriation committee of a és the last Congress made the statement that BEST-and cost as little as any. there are a great many old clerks in the de- = artments who are unable to work aud are We've got a complete line—* top-coat” effects. Eopton pay rolls es = charity. Something must be done. It would be inhuman to turn Some of the imported ones forBoys— 7 to 16 years. these clerks out of ‘tice. “They can't do any- | SAKS and COMPANY, thing else and they have no means of support. | “Agent for the World's Best.” The “ROOS- TER” is the trade mark of the “great ington to buy it—that’s of U others are imitations. and on! They're wate-proof— oiorless—and no matter where you put them—they won't gum. tators can’t say as much. What must be done? The government must either retire the old and infirm on pension or fix a definite term of service, say six years; ap- point ali at say $1,200 a year, upon merit only, promote regularly, as say once each eighteen Tionths, to €1,400, @1,000 and $1,800 per year, but dismiss all who show continued disposition to neglect their work, This would make the TY average $1,500 per yeur for six yea Out of which © ma should save at least $300 raunuim, and many would save $750,agiving irom $3,000 to £5,000 (if saved and properly invested) in cash to each man at the time he leaves the service,+ besides having had advantage of this city’s’ educational facilities, vernment employ all his life. It would give thousands of industrious, ambitious young people a chance to obtain the beneiits, pecuniary and educational, that the position would afford. Life tenure, with pen- tions, would tend to build up = clans of otfee holders, which is not popular.in this country, is" proferred. This would not be injurious to the service, as in each office the clerks would be divided in re- Warrex Cx ACES. Oo full amortuweat of Carriages for wypier Une, couiprininae Ye, Broustanee. nag bation, io Coaches, Coupe Rocka ¥xecnsion front iechareadey Se ae pears Wiican. Victorat, ‘Dpider and ‘ie Preventing styles and shao- Intely "the larsest sock shown suute of New Sora. Rey low'prices for prompe REW J. JOYCE'S SONS, ‘abd factory. A Vis. 416 ith wt, (012-dmI 1028, J E#Y45D. EXGKAVEE AND LITHOGRAPHER, TOL Fens. ave. Bw. ‘Visiting cards printed trom plate, Toe. per1U0_ocl ‘Web cone: or. Ist of September. in me to place the relief in danger of iosing their lives by remaining up there all winter. ° from England with his wife, her mother, Mrs. Balestier, Mr. Kipling, in spite of his reputed dislike of the United States, will probably make his home in this country. recently republished letters attucking many social manifestations in thi written years ago, when he was a mere youth, and published in an East Indian newspaper. When he had attained fame they were fished out of their obscuri PLANS FOR FINDING PEARY. Prof. Heilprin, Chief of the Expedition, Tells ‘What He Expects to Do. While the committee of the Academy of Nat- ural Sciences of Philadelphia has not formu- lated any definite plans, yet the mombers have clearly in their minds the methods of bringing relief to Lieut. Peary and his party. When Prof. Heilprin left the lieutenant last sammer he had from the latter an understanding as to where he could be found, or of the means by which he could come into communication with areliet party. Except in the event of an un- toward and unexpected happening to Lieut. Peary, Prof. Heilprin’s relief party will there- fore have no dificulty in having fall success in the enterprise. Prof. Heilprin says invexplain- ing his plan “The point of the starting of our party will robably be St. John’s, Newfoundland, about lune 15. On our way up the coast of Green- land we will stop at Disko and Upernavik to show our credentials. Above Upernavik there sre three places where we shall look for records of Lieut. Peary’s whereabouts. The first is Cape York, the second Conical Rock, and the third Wolstenholm Island. He will leave his records or information as to where he is going in mounds of stone. ese Mounds of stone are about four fect high and are placed ina conspicuous position not far from the shore, so that we can easily see them. “It is possible that we may strike Lieut. Peary at any one of these three placos, His headquarters are on the McCormick, 7° 43 north. If he is not at the headquarters and nas gone south wheu we arrivé, we will know that his venture has not been successful. He éaid he would be there some time between August 1 and “On our wa! York, we will leave at Cape Conicai Rock and Wolstenholm Island the m- formation ou paper in stone mounds as to where we are going, &c. In this way, if wo happen to passeach other, there will bean un- derstanding as to where he can meet us. ‘These stone mounds ean be built for two pur- poses. First to secure the records, and second to attract attention. “It is our intention to be at the ice bordor of Melville bay at the first breaking of the ice, or about July 15. ‘There is no fixed time when'the ice begins to break, but it generally occurs about tbis time. bly ut 74 degrees20 minutes north. the ice front breaks earlier than July 15, and this is due to storms, and at other. times not break until near the end of July. Itisvery We will reach the ice proba- Sometimes does ngerous to,get in this packed ice, forthe ship migut be crushed to pieces. When it has broken it is easy sailing. Melville bay once found we will have no difficulty above. ‘The north water 1s generaily clear of ice in the sum- mer, and above it is McCormick bay. ‘The dis- tance from Upernavik to Lieut. Peary’s head- aarters 13 about 500 miles. ‘After we reach elville bay we can reach the headquarters Under most favorable conditions in four days. From Cape York to Conical Rock it is a sail of thirty-tive or forty miics, and Wolstenholm Inand is just about as far above Conical Roc k. “If we do vot find Lieut. Peary at the head- qoarters and if we have no information regard- ing him at Cape York, Conical Rock and Wol- stenholm Islaud we will probably make a search for him. “Of course we will not allow ourselves to be locked up in the ice floes and lence will have to turn ck home not much later than the It would not be proper Prof. Hei prin said the relief expedition would take one year's supply of provisions. Lieut, Peary had sixteen month Heilprin thinks that be must be well provided supply and Prof. at the present time. Asto the personnel of the reliet party he said it would not be picked until just before the start. ‘Ihe purpose in the delay of selection is to pick the most competent men. In regard to the circular calling for subscrip- tions from the public, Prof. Heilprin said that it would be issued in a few days. Will state the needs of the expedition, which it is thought will cost about £10,000. mittee held a meeting at the Academy of Natu- ral Science, last night to dratt the circular. This circular ‘The com- ——— +2 —____ Rudyard Kipling to Be an American. Rudyard Kipling will sail for New York today nd younger sister of the bride. His friends explain that his country were and republished in the United States. It is even charged that the copy Was surreptitiously obtaned by a person tem- porarily having access to Mr. Kipling’s serap- vo! All ages, and all conditions of womankocd will find. just "the help that woman needs, in Dr. Pierce's. Favorite Prescription, That's a matter that’s guaran- teed. If it can't be done, then the medicine costs you nothing— its makers don’t want your money. Get it, if you're a tired or suf- fering woman, and get well. It builds up and ‘invigorates the en- tire system, regulates and pro- motes the proper functions, and restores health and strength, At the two i in & wo man’s life—the change from girl- «hood to ‘womanhood, and later, the “change of life”—it is a per- fectly safe and an especially valu- able remedial agent, that can pro- duce only ‘good results, — lye carmen ir- regul ‘weaknesses pecu- liar to the sex, “Favorite Pre- scription” is the only remedy so certain that it can be guarunteed. If it fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. good you zz ie S 4 (= Lis A) His Hearra Resronep. ee AFTER THREE YEARS OF SUFFERING MR. BROWN FINDS RELIEF. You pay only for the get. Can you ask more Mr. F, B. Frown, a printer employed at the eovern- ment printing office and residi € street west, states his experience with catarra and the He says: Twas troubled for three years. Tt com- menced with acold, which continued until the irrita~ tign in my nose and throat was very severe. When the weather was damp there w.s a very free watery discharge, and thy nose was so stuffed up that it was impousible to breathe throuzh it. at which times my breathing was difficult, And Tfeit almost smothered. Thad severe pains over :ny eyes and my throat was fwlot pbleem. My voice wax.thick and husiay, was forgetful and had no interest in my work. Asa result of the inflaynmnation tm my nose and throat my ears be- came involved and abscesses formed in both ears, and for a week or more I suffered intense pain. Thad tried everything suxxested by my friends for relief, and had also been treated by physicians, but without benefit: xy trouble still persiste”.” At last friend suggested that I give Dr. Jordawa trial, whi b T did at once and with the reatest relief, the pain in amy ears wag relieved alinost at once, and in the course of treatment he removed twenty polypus tumors from my nose, so casily that I bardly knew it. Today my nose is as free cs ever it was, my throat clear,my hesdl- ch ¢s have departed, and my ears, which he informed. me were ina serious condition, aro azain ins normal condition, no running from them, and my hearing perfect. Ido got ray this merely as an advertisement, but from a Seuse of duty to other sufferers and in justice to Dr. Jordan, who has shown in his treatment of my case that his ability is exceptioual. DR. c. M. JORDAN, 06.13TH STREET X. Ww. SPECIALTIES — DISEASES OF THE ¥OSE, THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR CONSULTATION FREE (Office hours—9to 11 am. 2 0 4 pom, CtoSpm. qo: Bundars, S002. x -Brandreth’s Pills When you feel a kind of gon sign that your food does not sit have a fit of indigestion. AUCTION SALES. __ EDUCATIONAL RAILROADS. FUTURE pars. EN WASHINGTON, pa ieemiiinan xan RATCLIFFE, DAKE & C0.. Aucm 3o,TuE NOR TD vain iAP ot ir aDurnt SALB OF THE ENTIRE coN- sti irN: BO! SEIN TOSMA OTE RTUARSST| ore nenuren senoot or raxocauns, | SE KBHA, Aaomiiyenk or TES LATE Bist atotivee com ‘72s Lath stn we TRAINS 1) AVE W ASHt Ss a i=, Gi 1 THWESi, COM: Branches iu the princiyal American and CORNER OTH AND B ST a6 iA . | A, For Mitsbure ‘od tne’ West. Remvey tenn, Latte et nite BOTTLING MAC ine APPARATUS. ENGINE ‘Send ior clreuare. 63 paxyrem.or Pu luau Vestine Cary at vo. kone eness about the stomach it is a irene Ww WINES, LiQvol send st Fauve, CIGARS. TRON SAFE "00. et ee well and that you are about to COLOR UEAE Saket tiric ecuoon. Evening classes in ELEC | RICITY and PHYSICAL ARTHOROMY are wow creating, “The etante oe WA’ TORT OUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORS! 2 SEIS SIMCLL AND DOUBLE HARNESS, AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUSI_ NESS" PROPERTY. ON SEVENTH STREET NEAR F SOUTHWEST. By direction of the owner we will sell at public auc- tion in iront of the premises on SATURDAY, THI VHIKCELNTH DAY OF A.D.” ier? HALE-PAS © M. estate in the city of Washington, D.C.. ki Gescribed as aud beinz part of lot 14, iu square 4:37, Lexinning at the northexst corner of the lots TUnulDe thence south on 7th street Yo feet G inches: theuco West 00 feut 4 inclios: thence north 25 feet, and thence east 69 feet Finches to tue point of bedaming. lm large prick store and dwelling, KNOWN 8s “th stieet southwest. bi tintd cash and the balance in one and two years, with in erest from the day of sale ou the de- ferred payments, or all cash, at purclics-1"s pun. ‘Taxes to be paid to day of sale.” A deposit of Bz wili be required whew the property is suid.” Terme to be coquplied with in fitteea days, oF the property. may be resold at the Fisk aud cont of the detaultinw pare chaser. All conveyaucing abd recording at purchas- eriscost. TaTiain & SLOAN. eBdkAs ‘Auctioneers. LLATBIER & SLOAN, auctioncers, 1409 G stteet. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON CO- UMBIA AVENUE NEAR MRS. LOGAN'S, be- tween 13th and 14th streets, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY A: TERNOON, TENTH, 1s82, in front of the pre:ises, . AT FOUR FEBRUARY 1x 150. In John’Sherman's subd.vision of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, now cal ed Columbia Heizhts. Sew- erawe und Water in trout of property. ‘Terms made known at sae. a, LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. NT KNO’ M NB. 632 AND 634 D'5T'ki By virtue of a chattel deed of trust, duly re- Liber Xo. 1400, foi19 HO ef sia. t land records for the District of Coluntt request of the parties ¥ iL, me trustees, wi tirety. on the above nai DAY, SLVENTE. D. 1862, at TWE EET NOR iH- i preuises, on WEDS TH DAY OF FEBRUAKY: A. LOCK M.. aid the chatta's "attached to said trust, One Snail One Booley vrdon per Cutter. Larxe assortment of ‘Type, Stones, Galleys, Poster Type, with aiuil outfit usually fou estab. ishiment et se. oluubia, aud at the request of the at pubite auction, WEDNESDAY, tue with in teu days the right woperty at the Haver. H. AHL onied in seh ‘Une tnsine an Boiler, togetier w:th all the Shaft- ing. Beiting «nd Steata Heaters conn ted therewith. One large Hoe Cylinder Pros, Gms Acai Stearns: Ywersal Press, SAMUEL POLKINHORN. feo : NCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers, ‘Hl and'D streets n.w. TRUSTEES: Sal E IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATE. O8 West SIDE IWENTS-FILST STREET. BEIWEE SG. xp WASHING: PRD S ofa certain deed of trust to us, bearttiz ruber “Sh A. ‘De Is8N1, ani duly recorded oneot the laud yeeorts BEUANY, Init, at Geacrited parer! of land, situate in te eity of wants Inston, District of Celtinbiay aud bein Tart of ore ein aie arnbered Seventy-mine ( ‘ihieet vinehes Onaistatrect bya der th of 53" biae nt. nw tos hase money to ne and two Sears, tor. wa Oper cent per ant font payauve setnt-staily, said secureti by deed ot truss upon the nroperty se two liundted dodia:s (300) wil Ue required st corti at fe3-c0a Sto 11th at. aw. TRUSTEES’ SAL OF VERY VALUABLE IM PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 716 nd comprising in part as follow: he larze Cottere 1 & Babeock Cylinder Press, m Universal Press, a H. B. POLKINOK pb’ OF VALU ABLI THE D OF TWENt H STREETS NOKTHWEST, HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the fouowine pal lot nuabered two Y). the saute sont 0 ieet, “amt brine tune rowed DF @ house known as No, f din twoequal Dearie inverest at the rate uf a Will be taken, or ali fash.at pure caser'soption. © A dex G20 W- STICKNEY, Auctionce, 5 STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber 1 OG et seq.. one of ind records of the Disitict of Covumoia,atd at the reqitest of the party see thereby. we wil ofter iseson PDAY, the Fle Ta D. ide, ut HALP-PAST FOUR O° Ow described jropeity s:tuat nulia, to wit: Part of oriz- wid square 419, learn ob Ss rectory (4) feet cast 1roin the north west corner of ald square ghd runaing theuce east cn said street twenty-Dve tect, twenty-ave inet, thence west twenty-Hvs et aud thence morth twenly-Dve fect ty the piace of begining. sold subject to trusts amounting in the Surreca'e to 84,000 and interest. ‘erius of saie: Cus 1 exces Of said deed of trust, 8100 deposit at tiiue of sale. ‘Terms to be compiied with i ten days or the property will be reso.d at tisk aud cost oF detauiting purchaser, * Wil. MAYSE, 3027-80" O. M. BRYANT, r ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Anctionsers. USTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN TERRACE, GEING ON” HARKISON AYALON Sree BLE, BY AUCTION. By virtue of adeet of trust du.y recorded in Liber No, 1440, folio 76 et seq., one of the land records ot the District of Co wiub.a, andar the req T Wits seli by: pu! vt the breiuises, on FRIDAY. 1WEN OR JANUARY. 4. D. ING, parce: of and and premi-es known and distinguished | EE fag Sa ae encores eae Fereucesa aera Sac ak Epaaiensetanacnee ‘he-third «ash, balance in one two-years, bearing intercst from tie da) Of male Tate of 6 percent per aunts. or all at of the purchaser. A deposit of #: req’ Sela t os ameiriaenoeera w:th in Diteen days trom the day of sale the reserves the right to rese i the proj at the sod cost of the detaninuag ‘haser alter ive days’ H. A. GRISWt RATCLIFFE, DARR'& GO. hucte. salou ton S27THE ABOVE SALE 18 EOSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, FIFTH DAY F! fe i HOUR AND ie a gees ia aM RATCLIFFE, DARH & 60: ata "THOMAS DOWLING & BON, Aucticneern EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUA: ACCT on aoe ar Sane NOKTHWEDS, A: WAL EPAST BOCK O'CLOCK P, I wi! of the ot lot nine or a *, 5 Electricit: nary ot exp Twemt When you begin to feel nervous and are unable to sit still # SINGLE WaGows” pedestal re erie rtably ; : ETON BUGG pplicat-ons 7 % comfortably ; when your clothes suddenly seem to lose their LRoCEAW AL akttage. pash-waciomenion! | E55 coe ee eee fi . ‘ < . 5 . e e AND MADAME GAILLAMD, ‘&.. ke. B LTION. ¥ "I it and become too tight in places the fit of indigestion is surely iis N'riue of an onieraf the Sueprine Court of the | © p, WC HOUL OF LANGUAGES, de F ST. X.W. 2 arctan with hoa upon you, Dis riet of Colma. holding s, special teru: for, 0 Fa Spanish. German and Ttallan by renfosnare So Bint ee fae 3 janis’ Court busine swe wal se) | bere othe best nutversities of their Native Imnae, ond at - ‘ srg ees aa : . enon MOR: | sed. teachine ‘ailer: Gui iand ceieel ant ecient: y tor P ttairune When this fit o! ion i DA IHE VIPTEES EH Day OF THDAUSHYS A. | tuethed. Uw only Tue Sects Sea iat tall Te the Sih itm uch Miogpee’ te Patebure an re f indigestion is repeated from day to day it 1B. kod Gola Rene hee Get OOK AM. | Meteet edncatots of Prance Emulate aici america: | pfyrture fox ee y ‘a ol a wel circulars. ) hy clammen. Nl welcome to wit » Om bee and Magers nally resolves itself into dyspepsia. Pertiy cotmetied Shoss Uae eR Oe: Benard On | Sees the wondectal rendiss settand Cy Seen te a3 Remember that.three to ten of Brandreth’s Pills will SRERne Case oe = i randreth’s will cure TERNS CASH a — Seavert Satupiia 10m «ye A . ANDREW A. LIPSCOM! Locu’ : Nentamaton to a the worst case of indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and that a Meets a ARRAS pm. | Etoconox Aun Onaronrs Weide Seer. MA ney See a a The most thorouzh and influential college of o\ ‘ashineton to Lechester regular course of them, say one or two every night for a week aes ee worst | tion inthe words MALITN COLLBUE: gla fea For Wiimuort, ‘end Eimina, ot 10.800. f a : FFE DARR & CO., a 3 t PHILADELS or ten days, will act as a preventive of either complaint. Auctioneers. fo2 ane POL AGES, CORCORAN BUILD. | FOR ERA DELCMIA. * e a. method, by Mime. e- ane tt Brandreth’s Pills are purely vegetable, absolutely harmless, LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers, A. de Baxieset, wiaduate of SOG Lost se PSs Ye and safe to take at any time. AMPOMTANT GALE OF BigE YES 1 apd 407 | Gare, Veatiinae’ Sold in dru d ici i ; NEW $i Sita es have retuibed : Pps rug and medicine store, either plain or computsiyg! AN BEGAN al fi PHCLADEL IIA OLY sugar coated. - PHAR Sy SO re re even: | Fest Kustom, 7-50 aim. wees daya oa on : tiny ane ge a Pet fe why pipelagiaas af Tos A NEW" EK 0, i 5 Fngish, Germen, drawing & A po h AUCTION SALES. He fol CACHES ER FH LOSE ai | eaten = i wo gn jerery Cony wit TOMOK LOW. —|} OcRe Boek Aw aes SiccHant SH TAUGHT PREVAELY ORIN CLASSES | tw direct unas cir'ind D ste L foam ==] Nise “Two SPS Tiga pousls etenet fer leto nt. Auer. contesenen, Bays- |g. Srivechs wa =e | TommsenS Neat omee. | Stage, DOUMLE CONGO D Aah oom 13, Corcoran balding. FINE MUILD'NG LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN —— $ BEING THE PET _ : TNENEVEINAT AND‘ TWENTY-SECOND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY FOUKTH, AT, ‘TEN Aa oi BERG IME. F pg ny gy On Es AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY LARGE SALE OF FURNITUKE. CARP! rR q 2, THIRD, ik62, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, | &e..-COMVISING | TN PAL reine DAN: (NERPUARY, EISTH, 19%, com. | S13, So Rap ea ‘in tront of the premises: we will sell ASH BED KOOM SET: ware rooms, 13S] and 1899 Het (ary Mati a) ee Limited), 4°, Oa, ad, 7.40, MOU ama 11d Fronting 18 feet Ginches om L, wtreet, with Surrts ts PLUME AND Harn ¢ Fill sell the alove ouds, wiicis ure | ; {Steet Adesirable building 1otin ai hupro AED SHUCK MATTHESSES, TOILET” SETS) eovepe tuanl anni ts convene | Bacomp ‘Taso, Terins: One-third cash, balance in one and two] HACKS LVAYMER AND CANE SEAT CHAI: shyald @ounand tie attention of ev st Sunday. hundeys Om cae iotes Coeur G percent interest. Vayabeweant: | PILLOWS AND BOLATHIB, WIRE SERINGS, ahibiticu a day Thorsday. 4th instant GONZAGA COLLEGE, si trust, oF all cash at option of archaser. Conveyance: | LARGE LOT CARPETS, HUGS, &c., NEW AND \_LATINER & SLOAN, Aucticueers. _ FOR ALEXARD . &e.. at purchaser's cost. Deposit of €2U0 at sae. It SECOND HAND T 1UMAs DOWLING & BUN, Auctioneer, 7 iam to be ‘oupied with im Ateen days frou Wate So es ‘Siz E 47 Ist. ow.. save, ctlerwise risht Feserted. to tose -KURNITZRI, 627 D st. mw aly i dstaulting purcheser citer ses deyst ah —— ae le 1 x8 yEDNESDAY CARY 3, 1802, went of uch remle in soe ‘Rewspaper publisied m | Y¥Liseil at auction on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, | VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ox ivi WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1 ee eae eral fg OT PA ee Ee EIGHTH AND NINTH OTKEETS NONTH\ 110 Sy om. Se is UGAN . Agents. C. se ver-piat Canes. Sale & AUCTION, FEW PU! Es VED. 00 pm. daw: - 4 <j = bet SEES | vomtive. “Everything ust ve sot 3 On MONDAY. FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1992, wan Re See Trains eave Alenzadte’ 72, mien Grae Zt . HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we wall sell on the soca ; . W siten bWittiaus preninee tot 4 and 85 in Wiieut “snd Doves” aub- 610 per quarter. 1s ST, a8 ao LATER 6 aL048. avctinemy, Lay. as the weet side of 71h st. bys depth of, 230 tect "to Sth re ee 405, 6.40, 815 aud AoE ALE ALSO eee Lots 124 an4 125, each fronting 50 feet on Sth st. by oe pe BY 8 de; th of about 272 tect to Yeh st. j28-tr . GILLESPIE, S$, J., Pres't. itor the checking of AUCTION One- cash, baance in one and two Doegage ty destimeGon invis lutels and residen -», JF SUPERB AND MIGHLY ARTISTIC CARVED ity, oF ail Cua al the-ytion ef the ‘purctaste nag 5 | aa ‘ 7. oF all tunis el tho option ef the ‘parcuasrrs eneral Manner. deneral bi ‘avout. Sukaivts Aiehostt at $100 seduired'at iu Or age." Couvey” | FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL, . eee : ancinw and recording at purchaser's cust’ Det we. coal erieererceneat NAD, BY THE MOST DISTINGUISHED MASTERS OF | “te: THOMAS DOWLING & Son, Aucta | Mile, Vo PRUD'HOMMS “etches to speak cna | ICHMOND AND PANY TOLE NATCROAD 00. Sanuicice Ginviae RATCLIFFE Dats & 00., Ancien, pidevstand French ine stiort Give. Terusresmupaiie, | 2M, Sls Free lesson any day at noun. x GU VR AVE, NW, ow term BOW. HE SW | Aon, we AND 1438 *- ey, dos UPHOLSTERY. VERY VALUABLE DESIRABLE UNIM- ' Fe ey PROVED REAL RSTATE AT THE CORNELL OF | | The Mises, Kerr's School for youn Indien and chjl- | Sauissnie tor Put Joya aba The stock embraces all the novelties in Parlor, | BELAWAME AVENUE AND SOUTH U SIKERT | dren. Second term borin Peuraaty L enSbiules. | Suininy cage ‘ Library, Dining Koom ant Chamber Furniture. The DD hi emis wien ey wince ; 3, forall zrpcinal, pointe south oo best manufactures are represented and as handsome as | AD. Isvcr at HALE-PAST FOLIO CLUCK. wo mill | COLUMBIA, FPLLEGE OF COMMERCE. r Wensingeon "so nies artist workmen can take it. The advantages of at- | Sell by public auction, in front of the premises (25 La. ave., opposite city lost Uffiea, LOT 8 IN BQUARE Gis, ©. K. UK) tending the sale cannot be over-rated, which takes BR. AM. CE. ing 7 tou Delaware a sea ae : : je pet tur Atugaste nt Place at our sales room,corner of 10th and Peunsyiva- pe atlpnng ae penn ogg wenue aml 108 atid, fener the phonocraph and typew Suro’ with Ser, =: Sor Acsevisloueh mame bia avenue northwest, provarty is wexautiy located ina -ection that | Course: ‘elo, rienestain aicue Sa ae Oey gah Rash se Wacrenia amd improving aud is especially adapted to ad- | dictatious by con j+tent reaucrs bel the Ga) i. ough Gan. tor Prout Keyal aud St THURSDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTH, AT ELEVEN Gos subdivisions is nest tne Us Cartel, Coust | SuCpAteua My con eres dividual instruction 13 e1 tion, per mouth, ite. & un the Eauiieh, business a davidual or privay Moderate prices. “Send tor survey, New Library Burdizy and Jn one square of the new cable line of the W. & G. forms snade known at sale. A deposit of $200 at of sale, RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. O'CLOCK A. M. ONE BEAUTIFUL GILT-FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN SILK TAPESTRY, EXQUI- MOT Class AustFuction. Pel Sesg | aaa Care, a Puuiwan's) m died SITE TRIMMINGS, COST $300; ELEGANT | -™ ar aay + Aucts._ | —) CME PHONOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOC WINE-COLORED SILK DAMASK SUITE, MADE | ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncern, ae —; tor wi | if pents sth om, Uiliuay Blecher, ovilie via Ashe: IN THE VERY BEST MANNER, CAREFULLY SELECTED BY THE OWNER REGARDLESS OF ‘aud. Terms #0 per quarter, \s mw. ‘THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS ais Prepare. ior evil service examinations, #21 Fst. nw. £.J, MULVEY. | Vile. aud Wabiust ut Aust lat lotte, COST; TWO VERY HANDSOME GILT-FRAME IN THE CITY. Bo 5 t eaemariseiians whe 1aalAB OS a Sitios ‘OHIO DINISTON DIVANS UPHOLSTERED IN SILK BROCA. | | Farticnlar attention given to arrangins. eatalocuins | \J 158 SCHMITI'S SCHOOL. 490 xb STN, w— | Maye, Sasinnctee at oto Su and Classes of household. -urnit a DE 2 > - it. eae dt sunday. | ‘Ketaening arrive YELLE, GILT RECEPTION CHAINS, WawD. | ¥gimjaiugttny ot aumehurd carne, boon: | MRIS oaths in Capitol Le sued hartge | Samm A pun. Calty ae USS 00, SOME GILT CENTER TABLE, ONE VERY | Fopin tor the tule 0: horves, carriages, section. Pear Chen Seis eontve Cnbineaen, HANDSOME SOLID MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE, ELABORATELY CARVED, VERY EX- PENSIVE; ONE MAGNIFICENT ENGLISHOAK CHAMBER SUITE, RARE AND COSTLY; POL- ISHED OAK WRITING DESK, ANTIQUE OAK CABINETS, HANDSOME MAHOGANY WARD- ROBE, LIBRARY CHAIRS, ELEGANT COUCH UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHEL, MUSIC STANDS, MAHOGANY SHAVING STANDS, ODD SOFAS BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED IN SILK DAMASK, SOLID MAHOGANY CARD [oct tion —DeLsARTES SISTEM. « sua nyscal ious era-swor rate. Fates wntracted in correct Encish. Mrs. ELIZAoL KiNG, Li Ud st. me etme LUMBIA CONSERVATORY si rg Kost." Piano, Vivin. Voice. ic. Frincipal, late Of the New Lucian’. ai MSs, FRANCES wa iin gat aw Pass Bi. aia! 24 nm. ond #45 pm, except Sunday Hickets, Siee in. Car reservations and MLOFMAtom ished at oie, 14 Ponmylvania ave, and at secnxer Dtation, Penis) ivauia tiaitoad, Wasulkg> on. WC, L. §. BROWN, General bo sats TAs 1 TALON. Gon. ow At BAL TIOKE anv oul0 RAILWOAD. Schedule in efect December 13, 18D. Leave Wasiinatou fru ste iousorueut New Jersey ‘Avenue and C etree For Chicago aud Nurth west. Vagcibuled Limited Bae Wat. S15 pom aay, anual, St. Louts, and ludianapolie, Vet iuited 3-38), exprens 11-80 pein deny ales every Saturday. No postpoueu of Weather. Cons uments respectfully solicited. Rae FE, DARR & DO, Anctionerr~. r wad Pave. we. Ms ? LDWIN HAKT, Conservatory of EXECUTON’S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE 1 PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING THE TW STORY AND BASEMEN(” U61CK HOUSE NO. Uz A STREET NOMIHEA ON MONDAY, FEBRUAKY EIGHTH, A. D. 1892, AT FOUK O'CLOCK P.M, I will offer for sale in frobt of the premise NO. 2, IN SQUARE 896, aud Sth ats. PAKT OF LO) Fronting 20 feet ou A st. bet. with adepth of about 100 teot toan alley, and proved AND 00! reopens Octobre 1. Farisian proiessur. Private csasses For Gnas Axo Youxe Lives. weary ama Ueae a uy TABLE, MAGNIFICENT CABINET, HALL | front bay-window hence ee ytamemene UECawed-beick | wodery e atd Cleveland, estrone daily) Lae RACK, EASY CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED IN THE | woderm fuprovemente, oue square itetn the hentia High Grade ‘For Lexinston and Stountoa, $10.49 a.m. VERY BEST MANNER, TOGETHER WITH | Metropolitan strect Ie He and ca etsss Gr Winches!cr and wey stations, 99:30 p.m. MANY AWTICLES IN KEEPING WITH THE | pus cue’ Cue tind cash tem alence in one a Boarding and Day Scheet. | For Vara. Fah tact. E are vee ‘bearinw huterest . ff Moanonc, nua ities Chattquooga and Memphta, ABOVE. day of sale, at the rate of G per veut per unnun abd MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 21.15 pun, daly ; eeayung car titoug, NOW ON EXHIBITIO! secured ‘by ‘deed of trust on the preuives sat For biattnuore, week dade ab. don 9.00, 6.25, 27.90 This sale will be an unusual one comprised of | cast, at the option ‘of the purchaser "A devour ot (KU), dantaitiny, SRO BW) #200 required at the time Pile with in Aiteen days, served to res:li at the purchaser, aiter five day Yeyancing, 1100-1104 M st, and 1124-1128 11th st. Thoroughly equipped in ali departments. Special advantages im Literature, French and Ger- man, and Music. A Home. in which students have rare advantages for social training aud experience. Hykiene, sanitation and physical comforts of the most approved modern kind. Aut present patrons of the school aré Bishop John F. Hurst, Vice President Levi P. Morton, Ciel Justice W. M. Fu.ler, Mr. Chas. M. Pfoulke,Gen. Wan. Smith, Col. Carrol D. Wright, Lieut. Cow'd'r J. N- Hemphiti. saie. Terms te Le cou. , otherwise the Fix ‘and cost of the defaulting: eineut. Ail cone 2010.00, Sui Furniture such as is rarely offered at public auction. a Every article is of the best make and in good condi- tion. An inspection is invited—the goods speak for them- selves, Executor. jaouaeai PIANOS AND ORGANS. (PE FINEST PISPLAY OF Faxon ale 30) on exhi.th wat our wate room dueludie tl WORLD-KENGWOED AND. MAIC ESS instrae ments of WEBEL the peeries, DiCKLL BOS fereurated FISCHEK. und the bv less popu-ar ESTEY, IVEES RYOND Trasen, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. fe2-2t $ BENSINGER, Auctionecr. S, = v ‘ON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, ti, 14.30, 13.90 Paw. ‘For Hagerstown, 110.408.m. and 5.30 p.m. KOYAL BLUE LIME POK NEW YORK AND PHIL. ADELPHIA. For Phiiadeiphia, ¥. 4ah.y 4.05. 5.00," 10.00, Doing Car) atin book. 40 G.05, Diuins Car), 1.30pm. Sleeping AsHINGT: NO. 40 LOUISIANA AVENUE. PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES, ORLocks Walt te sod ar wepmeneing, St ZEN | Terme Tea G SSbEuS SST age ao pumimmmmrsicaisacsecrmdel be Sy) Horses end Mares consiqned by Me tons Boe of ‘4 F st now al6 Principal. | Lor Boston, "240 tau. with Pusan Buffet Sleep- Fuledelpioa. Atnoug the lot wil, be ‘und OST fe1-1 35S. Charles st. Maitauore._ | \)TASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, amy Hi | M5 jae uumie trv, to Bein Withoutaaan, BAX HORSES. WS HANDS HIGH. WE GH HE, MOLIAN —& WONDERFUL syurnony | YY ‘st; say ond (osruina schoo: Zul coiurse of te | Ms" sean ees ae IVERS AND GUOD oe can play any compos.tion without uu: wwderate terius couupetent assistants. For | “pGr'atianth Ci), 4.05, 10.00 and 12.00 ‘of music. ‘New styles just received. SANDERS & STAYMAN. ‘ood stock should command the jarticniar attention of buy Tue whole 1ut Wali be Positively soli witucat reserv cucular apply to atise CLAUDIA BTUAKT, Pracipa. | days, 4) acum, anid Ls hoot se Eat Gu) st. iw. or °S COLLEG TEkcept Dunday. “Daily. §Sunday only. BENSINGER, wae 35 §. chee S7JO"'s corns. oe Dundas s . 2 jchiuneer, | —fel-1m LN. Charies at., Buitiuore. rh ST AVE. Ticxyreee trains 42-2 Auctioneer. =~ Semetes q.baxeace called tor tid’ ica tovan hotels aud eee 3, BENSINGER, AUOTION EER. / [HE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, 913 PA sie i ht Aah Cou wruete elt at Boba S. WASEINST RTOLSE ARDY CARRIAGE Da. r ity used upright. pianee evenitue sessiuns ouly oT Obit Bano scl ZAAM, No. HHO LOUISIANA AVENUE. Pianos ut low prices: Best vulae given ior old ter aud sprains tern Just Ueeun.” Sow ts thet ua, Menace, 114) ch. Pas. enter. Cala C INDERGAKTEN AND sCHUc ced, tute: mediate aud os in part payment fo new upeuebts. il os sod JORCasH OF wudtaly Payments to sui #55 10 $100 saved wita us AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &e., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- se truck, DAY AND SATUKDAY MOKNINGS, COM-| COHMER PIAN.S— THE STANDARD INSTRU hata, Fa WiDs ahal Mt ; ets | Traum ieave dally fou Cnn oi . Nos — XDARD IN - 6th cud Botreet MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY Qumantot the world. For sale by CGO WORCH ape ADE sh tLe sTandest ecenery te Amenca, with the biases oa ct Gee Gade Co, Yo and Web ti at Binostor rent, meet snd “3 uted abet toon otitis Aw AE IELY TO TUE SALE OF HOUSES, CAR. | F ALIET & DAVIS PIANOS, THE UpaicHt Dy By | ¥ HIAGES AND HARNESS, AND IS THE BEST PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON HAND 20 DAYTON WAGONS AND 30 BUG- GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO EVERY SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TOTHE TRADE, WHICH WILL BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED AT FRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. NO wiatexdeis all others.” Uuigue styles or 1 Law P pule Limited” sola veatiom ¢ thls with wonky car it Cimcmmat, Glue, Lexa Lown ISS MAY H. MEAD, TEACHE) . ‘ated pupil of" Herr Kait or the Koya: Con: or Gerlin, Mer~ Aat's toch, touch aud San 2% dd" ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION it EDWAXD C. LOWNSEND gud Mie ADA TOWSSEND, Teachers, 1317, 13th gt =j M Yrize Medal Paris Exposition. indorsed by over 100 umuic schoo. Gurability. Uld Pianos taken in exebaixe. ‘Thw ony Sere aus vie RF. ae dP Railway and Richmond to Ola Pout Constor and -urivia—Uskd wal Liste Viacom, WASHINGTON Sealine saz estocg | UPEML tat can take the Place of a Grand, its aE Tuilmat -ocatious aud 1iceots * PETE CLT CONC A GOMPLETE STOCK | alitir PPEIe rei ® CONLIPF, ol tith stnw. | RINDERGARIES SUKMAL INTUTE, | gta septs tence! INTHE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED | CTEINWA}, CHASE, GADLEE, BRIGGS’ PIANOS, %, ae Ee TOCALL Organs aud Dsviians ior sal Wits SD EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFURE ‘oF rent. Mrs. Lou se Puliocs. 1017 20th st., PURCHASING. ae n204r ee ee POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ‘09-1: i A constant demand or vur «raduates, — — — “ee Apply to Mis. LOUISE POLLOCK, Author of Nee tional Kindencurteu Manual, Doug Bovis, &e. ou ‘OREIGNEKS DESIRING AN EXPERIENCED | j teacuerroi the bngiieh languare. maving as reter- ences many of the dipomatic corps. iuay apply to Mass JULIA’ K. BALCH. 12. 10tu st. ow. FGENDS! SELECT SCHOOL, 1611 1 ST. N A torush aid progressive school for both sexes Of aby grade, ubciuding colvexe preparatory work. ocly rere SIV WELL. Principal j ORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. SELECT DA AND BOAKDING SCHOOL, New ciusses iorued tor pupils entering Decombot Ist, Aly Deur Bir. Cabell: {congratulate you warmly on your great success in Jour Lobve sch NUMEOLR, Foun es MUSE AND a UME aN mouth, Va. Norivk and Wasuineton, D.C. teaiwvoat Company's PALACE SILANEKS WASH: NGLON ahd NUKFULK leave every day tn the your U7 p.m. Irom Wuutf root of sth st., coumectine All throwgu traius sor ti soutLand west. UBices C9, toi sud va2) Heuney vain ave. LAtBiar & SLOAN, Auctioneers, ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF THE ENT INTENTS OF A FIRS. CLASS TAILORING ESTABLISL- MENT, MiMOVED ‘TO OUst RUOMS FO CON- VES ‘OF SALE, By virtue of an assignment to me by Robert H. Wade, dated January Is, and duiy’ recorded, 1 Bubs etoabuc auctiol ow THU RSvAy. FOURTH r PEBRUAL -D. 1882, comiven ing at LEN O'CLUCK A. M., ‘within the sales ruv.. 8 of Lath mor & S'oan, 14WY G street nortuwest, near United States treasury. 1@ woods mentioned iu the above assignment, coluprising about— @8 ois inest Cassi meres and Cuoviots in sult, ‘frouser and coat patteras, ‘Mosier Combination Safe, Lot Vestings and Trimmings, eb AO be UNEQUALED IN TONE, L OUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. «Special attention of “*Purcuasers" is invited to their ustic Styies,” Luished in desucns ot HIGH: EST DECORATIVE AKI.” Fiencstor rent. SECOND-HAND FIANOS. — A lanwe assortunent coupris.az almost every. well-known, rar country, in thorowelrrepair, Will ve ciosed vut at very dow ties SELCLAL INDUCKAIEN Ts citered bot Prices abd tn tertus, whneks wi ‘om RONTULY IRSTALUNIS TS wen denen Wal. KNADE & Co. a6 he Mar, OCEAN STEAMERS. (CoxARD NE FASS, sa and 125,20 cabins $6" ja2ietr OUNT VEENOX, Sewing Machine, Counters, Tallor's Stove aida irons. ‘Thene goods are lok ti’ ietcat denlgn, and being of aware allot tho i 2 bay ta ed opens oe eet attention. LATIME« & B Jas0-cis SLUAN, Auctioneers. RATCUIU FE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers, ‘TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON K STLEET BETWEE IRS "t By virtue of aecree of the Court of the Disirict of Co:umb.a, p.ssed on the 20th day of Jan- Rane tet eam corte itt eee Saree M* AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTOX, ism LST. NW. PIANO AND HARMONY. SPEAR UEERCLEEAS pitiness oouza Cor. 7th and D sts. a. w. = Twenty seventh scholastic year bexan, fember 1, 1801. Day and Practical ‘Sebvol ROUTE TO LON GuoRe ‘NO“LDDECTBCH: ‘Fast. NORFOLK AND OLD | Po! z ee Seat eee 2 1» # AVAL and BLD! " i E t the w: t of the party ee- {will offer i aly ieee, on THUD. HE FOURER Ask A.D. Amie. ut £0 at O'CLOCK ‘Sud, ia tuo city of Wasuington, ba OF the ¢ m e 5s (ti (plait an i A i As usual with Columbia bicycles (Call apd examine theus ATWAZTER CYCLE company,” fi ave. ‘they are ON TOP. free. Marriand Rye Wi