Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1892, Page 7

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ar — taste, on acts nily yet promptly on the Kidneys, Fives and picasa cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all aud have made it the most popular remedy known. syrup of Figs is for sale in 50¢ and $1 bottles by all leading drug- gistz. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. EALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, dourswiteé, ar. WEW YORK, N.Y. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oll hhas been removed, Is absolutely pure and it és solubie. No Chemicais are used in ite preparation. It has wore thaw three times the strength ¢ Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arcowroot oF Sugar, and fe ereZore far more eco- pomical, costing less t centacuy Ttisdelteiou fehing, strengthen:ug, EasiLT ind admirably adapted for invalide DIGESTED, 0 well os for persone tn beakh. Sold by Grocers everywhere. Kealp. Nervous fail Blows Diseases and their treat= Rent, sent sealed. <Oeeg Dict cs of Nowe, Superttar " fice or by mail, iene removed. Gocaaltation feast JOHN H. WOODSUCY, Dermatological 125 West 42nd Street, New York City. i CURE FITS! When I say cure I do not mean merely tostop them for a time and then have them return again. I mean @ are. Thave mate the duease of FITS, EPI © FALLING SICKNESS alife-iong study. I rant my remedy to cure tho worst cases, Becaues others have failed is no Teason for not now receiving + care. Send at once for © treatise and a Free Bottle of ROOT. M. C.. 153 Peart St.. N. Yo Free Lecture! PUBLIC HEALING OF THE sICK IN WILLARD HALL. Strange Maguetic Influence. Dr. Henion of Boston has engaged Willard Hall, on F street, where he will publicly heal the sick every morning from 10 to 11 o'clock free of charge, comiencing 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 tuere 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 contro! of disease that no other man possesses. You cannot judge all men by one cr two, and you must not com- pare Dr. Henion to other magnetic physi- cians who have failed to benciit you. Dr. Henion challenges any other man to go into a public ball and produce the same results by the laying on of hands that he can. Cases of years’ standing are cured in a few minutes by the simple application of bia Lands to the affticted parts. He curesall forms of neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous irritation and depression, nervous dyspepsia, cancers, tumors, deafness, blindness end all functional diseases without medicine. All constitutional diseases and ciscases of the blood, bones and skin he gives a littl he same tame treats them all magnetically, and eases of consumption and Bright's disease that have been given up as incurable are soon restored to health under his magnetic and medical treat- ment. Lr. Henion has located at Willard’s Hotel for the winter, where those who are able t» pay may go from 9am. till 6 p.m. Consul- tation free. He will use Willard Hall every morning from i0 to 11 o'clock for several weeks for tho free treatment of those who are not ie to pay. Do not be prejadiced, but go to lard Hall and listen to Dr. Henion’s lecture i witness bis marvelous cures. Everybody ited to soto Willard Hall and judge for % will astonish the skeptical and us to thiuking. Remember, Wed- aing, February 3. The entrance to parlors nt Willard’s Hotel are on fe3-28 TEP SURE TEE QEOR MARE, FOS Dk. HAINES GULDEN SPECIFIC. Tt is iaputactucec asa powder, which G4 oy fe Iti absolutely 4 cup Of coflee oF tea. oF i sgt t te vations. ilefle-* a permament and speedy cure, Patent isa tmoderate drinker of ai alco: Tt has Leen «iven in thousands of cases imstance & perfect cure has tollowed. It Besday m: GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. SOLE PROPRIETORS, ss CINCISNATL. Oitio. 7 eth & Of Particulars free To be dad of SOF. "WARES “onder That ts, Wackt Baton, D.C 1, thst wating ae Ts sor penrretzy satis. fied with the Flour you are now ‘weing try another brand. “BURCHELL’S BEST” can be Telied ou to #ive entire satisfac- tom S. W. BURCURLL, 333 Fa. Piso's Rentdy for Catareh ts the THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1892. CITY AND DISTRICT. GF Tie Evestxe Stan is rend every day by more than three-fourths of the population of the city in which it is printed who are able to read. This record cannot Le matched by that of any otter newspaper in the world! WORKING UNDER DIFFICULTIES. The Adventures of a Field Agent of the Fish Commission in Pursuit of Knowledge. The foilowing extract from a letter from one of the field agents of the United States tish commission shows most graphically the difficul- ties often encountered in carrying ou the in- vestigations of that bureau and the zeal and energy with which the work is prosecuted: I will let you know that I still live and am making good progress, with all this abominable wenther. This week I have been going up and down the river as could catch the steamers. T have a good canvass of the river from head of fishing, some thirty miles below Frederick burg, to Sharp's wharf, about half of the river. Mach of the way it is lined with drift, stake and pound nets in the fishing season, aud the oyster business is no small matter. On Tuesday noon Tarrived at Bowlers wharf, which is a country place, with « pier 1,100 feet long. The wind was blowing a living gale and was as ‘cold as Greenland.” I finisued at that point and had hard work to walk the pier again and not be blown off. Acolored man, with bis wheelbar- row, was blown inte the river. The man sank | twice, vetore the light-house boat reached and | rescued him. He was taken on the wharf un- conscious, and rolled on a barrel to unload the | Cargo of Water, and brought to. His first words were: “if | had been drownded I would er gone straight to heii. 1am gwine to bea better man and jine the church.’ “At 4 p.m., with a drummer for company, I again walked the long pier to take steamer for sharp’s whurf, some five miles below on the opposite side of the river, which is three miles j wide at that point. The steamer was blown aground some fifty feet from the wharf. I | waited on the pier an hour, almost frozen; then j # boat wus sent and I suid down s rope into the yawl and was taken on board. Here t was com- fortable and had supper; but we did not get off | until the tide floated us at 11 p.m. hen we | | were continually blown off, and, after parting | lone bawser at midnight, we made the innding | | from which we started nayawl Atlam. we arrived at Sharp's wharf. ilere we were blown off three times, and about 2 a.m. I found my- | seif on another long pier in » howting gale and zero weather. I made fora house and soon found a bed and was fast asleep. I mention this at some leugth to let you know the weather we have had for the past week. ‘Ihe river is fall of ice, thick enough near shore to be used in stocking ice houses. i “Keturned to Tappahannock this noon and atonce hunted up the leading fishermen and had them meet me at my room. I am now through dere and leave tomorrow for Carter's creek, which will be my next base, working the lower river from there. “Lexpect to meet or hear from —-—— at that point. Have not heard trot him since 1 jeft Lim at the mouth of the river a week ago. Jol. MeDonaid worked this district on cen- sus work in 18+0. I often hear of him. He had some sough experience as regards weather at the same point—Bowler's wharf—and prob- ably has not forgotten it. —— TRAGEDY AT STANDING ROCK. | | | | One Indian Shoots Another and Then Sul- cides—Cause, Jealousy. The details of atragedy at the Standing Rock agency in North Dakota have been received at the Indian office, which tend to show that the Indian is getting to be rather jealous of his | honor asa busband. The injured busband in this case was named Patrick Wounded and his victim was Barney Redstone. Both men were Indians and were employed at the agency. Wounded shot and killed Redstone and then committed suicide, both men dying almost in- stantly after receiving the injuries. The men were of industrious habits, of peaceable dispo- sition, and the tragedy was entirely unex- pected by those living at the agency. But it seems that Wounded wasa married man and bad become extremely jealous of Redstone, who happened to be a distant relative of bis wife. BELIEVED HIS WIFE CARED FOR REDSTOXE. However, Wounded believed that his wife cared more for Redstone than she did for him, and on the night of the tragedy he secured a Winchester and hid in the storm shed of a neighbor's house where Redstone boarded. As Redstone passed out Wounded fired at him, | the bullet passing through his victim's cap without injuring him. As was afterward dis- covered the ball continued its flight for 107 yardsand, passing through the end of the agency barn, found a permanent lodging place in the heart of a stallion belonging to the agency. ‘The animal was found dead in his stall the next morning. Redstone felt the ball as it grazed his scalp, and without waiting to see where it came from he concluded that there might be more bullets where that one came from and so started for a place of safety. He ran around the building and Wounded pursued him and soon overtook him, shooting him down from behind, the bullet passing through the brain. Redstone fell forward on his face snd Wounded shot him again between the shoulders, the bul- let passing through and breaking the spinal cord. Death must have ensued instantly. BLEW THE TOP OF 118 OWN HEAD OFF. Wounded then returned to a neighbor’ house, where his wife wae, and, standing with h back against the door, placed the muzzle of the rifle in his mouth and blew the top of his head off. It did not exceed five minutes from the time he fired the first shot until he shot himself. The agent in reporting the affair adds: “The Indians of the agency regard the affair with complacency and indifference, except in the case of a few. who attach some blame to the woman for being #0 indiscreet as to cause her husband, who was devotedly attached to her, to become so jealous and insane as to put an end to his own life and that of hisinnocent victim.” — —-o— “Samuel of Posen's” Trial Begun. ‘The trialof Maurice R. Curtis, kuown on the stage as “Samuel of Posen,” for the mur- der of Police Oficer Alexander Grant, began before Superior Judge Troutt in San Francisco yesterday. The court room was crowded with spectators, a ‘The Legisiative Deadlock tn Connecticut. The Connecticut senate met at 1 o'clock yes- terday afternoon and immediately adjourned until today. The house of representatives also met at 1 p.m. Only ten members were present, nine republicans and one democrat. Many of the democratic represcntatives were present in the capital, but did not enter the hall, follow- ing ont the course of reasoning they pursued yesterday. They did not recognize that the louse met at 1 p.m. They themselves ad- journed till 2 o'clock. “In calling the house to order Speaker Paige used the words “The legally constituted Louse of the state of Connec- ticut wili come to order.” After the roll call he adjourned the house until today at 9am. ‘The republicans immediately went into caucus During the intermission between the adjourn- ment of Speaker Paige's house and the meeting of the minority house the journal of Tuesday minority proceedings was distributed by Mr. Walker. Minority Speaker Callahan called the house to order, when Mr. Walker at once moved an adjournment till today at 2 p.m. pastsnteotiaryn, nant tee Earthquake Shock in Oregon. A severe earthquake shock occurred at Port- land, Ore., at 8:30 o'clock last night Brick buildings shook and windows rattled, terrify- ing the inmates, who in many instances rushed into the streets. The shock lasted about thirty seconds and is probably the most severe earth- quake ever felt in the city. So far as can be learned no damage was done beyond the crack- ing of a few window panes. 2 oo — The New Italian Minister. Count Catalini, the Italian minister ai Copenhagen, is making his preparations to proceed to Washington in the place of Baron Fava. The count is a general favorite in Copen! and his fellow-diplomats are pre- paring a well testimonial. The anti-slavery a conference act was ratified bythe United States in Brassels yemerday. in confecsaity. with ike resolution of the United States Senate. UNSCRUPULOUS IMITATORS Have sought to profit by the high reputation of Johann Hoff’s Mait Extract. Beware of them. Look for the signa- THE OVERMAN COURT-MARTIAL, Motion to Quash Some of the Specifications in the Charges to Re Argued Today. An imposing scene was the court-martial of Maj. L. ©. Overman of the army engincering corps as it opened yesterday morning at Cleve- land. According to long-established prece- dent the court-martials always open at 10 o'clock and close at 3, but by the late arrival of two members it was 11 o'clock before proceedings commenced. Maj. Overman, pale and haggard, was about the hotel during the forenoon with a group of Cleveland friends at his side. The members of the court, in full dress uni- form, took their seate at i1 o'clock. Col Crofton sat at the center of the court table, Col. Poe on his right and Col. Overshine on his left, the ten other members scattered along on either side. Maj. Overman came in with his attorney, Jndge W. B. Sanders of Cleve- land, and Capt. Savage and Maj. Gardiner of New York. The judge advocate called the roll of the court and then read the special order of the War Department for the convening of the court. It was then discovered that the sten- ogrupher hud not,arrived and @ recess was taken until 1 o'clock. In the afternoon the court began business in earnest. After its members had been sworn Maj. Overman was arraigned and the specifica tions were read to him. They wére very jong and charged him with appropriating to his own use on various occasionscertain sume of mone; The first charge summed up was for embezzl ment aud violation of the articles of war. ‘The second charge also contained several specifica- tions and accused the major of making false Youchers and certifying them to be just, thus defrauding “the government of different sums of money. In effect he was said to have bought ail sorts of household goods for hiv own use and to have charged them to the governminent as supplies of various sorts, the vouchers sent on being fraudulent in each case, Among other things he is accused | of having placed his private coachman on the | ay roll of the department. The total sum leged to have been embezzled is about $200, stall amounts, though it is claimed by those who were active in bringing the charges that | the real deficiency is much greater. | 3iuj. Overman ‘declined to plead to the raigument until his counsel bad been heard. | Judge Sander ivtroduced a motion that some | of the specifications be quashed, which will be | decided today. Maj. Overman’s couneel are making a hard | fight tor him, interposing objections on every | technicality, and the trial promises to be long and hotly contested, and then the result will not be known until given out at Washington. — ee % THE DEMOCKATIC CONVENTION. A Building to Be Erected in Chicago Capa ble of Seating 15,000 People. ‘The Chicago committee of democrats to pro- Vide for the coming national convention has abandoned all hope of securing the exposition building and yesterday afternoon decided to build a wigwam capable of seating 15,000 peo- AUCTION SALES. ‘ TUMOKKUOW. Weigh LATIMER © SLOAN, Aucnoneen. IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE VPHICLES, HAR- —to wash Sat Sap) BLES, ke. clothes isto sew {Ouk siniven, COMPRISING.” AN” ELEGANT. scrub them HART ABET $, : ; BEAUTIFU by main | eee anise strength, ISH BREWSTEX RUMBLE PHAETON, At : A NEW menelne sal a Hetrick be way istoclean iat ‘SINGLE'SET BROUG! them | SEs. shT? noe UN con iis SaaS fasily | EW’ vik CORKESFUNDENT AND Sart with Pearltine. The hard way wears out women and clothes; the easy way saves wear and labor. “ Pearline harms noth- ing, in washing clothes or cleaning house. It does awa with the Rud, Rué, Rub, Wash with soap, till you know better; you'll do no better till you get Pearline, Other ‘Use the imitations—cheap and peddled articles bat Slon't wonder if your clothes are ruined ee TKUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE EL BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD ON. yurt of the Comba, p.swsed on the sUth day of Jal: AD. ee, in equity” estiee No. THAt.. docket erein “Thomas W.sinith is complainant and -are defendants, and also by virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded im Liver 812, folie ington, District of Couubia: Megnning sor the same ate point (on a 15-100t alley) distant. one lundred.@ four ieet (194 teet) south iron of of the south R street north west, i said city of Washington, d runninsg thence sonth alony the east line of said ey wixteen fret (16 feet) to a thirty (30) Loot pub.te thence cust sixty-five iect (65 feet) eit Inches (Sinches) along the line of said al-ey, thence north sixteen (10) feet, thence west sixty-five (65) teet eluht 48) inches to the piace of bexiuning, together with the iuprovenents ways, easement, right, privileges, ap- purtenances, &c., to'the same belongins. ‘Teriue of sale “Ove-third of the purchase money to be paid tu cash, the residue in two equa: installments, at one und two years from th- day ot sale, the dete Payinenis to Dear interest at the rate of 6 per ceut per anni, und to Le secured by a deed of trust on the broperty sold, or all cash, at the option of ti y the trustee reserves the right to resel! t broperty' at aud cost of the defaniting p al d ‘chaser. convey ai ple, in which the convention will beheld. A ite on the lake front on which to erect the building will probably be secured. os THE LOTTERY, BACKS DOWN. John F. Morris Writes an Open Letter to the People of Louisiana Ending the Fight. The great lottery fight in Louisiana is over. John T. Morris addressed a letter last night to the people of Louisiana, in which he says that under no circumstances will he and his asso- cistes accept the charter, should the amend- ment be passed by ever so large a vote in coming April election. Morris says he is compelled to withdraw because of the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court, and by « de sire t avoid a conflict over the question in the state. The decision of the United States Supreme Court has been received in New Orleans with great cuthusiasm by the anti-lottery democrut Artillery salutes were fired in its honor.at New Orleans, New Iberia, Morgan City, Houma and numerous other towns in the state. phiotbesshs othandsssse juicide of Col. Withers at San Antonio. Jobn Withers, cashier of the San Antonio National Bank, committed suicide at San An- tonio yesterday by shooting himself through the head. The tragedy took place in private Toom just over the bank. Col. Withers was about fifty-five years of age and was one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Texas. He graduated in the class at West Point with Gen. U.S. Grant and was known in military circles throughout the United States. ago — 601 that perfectly Betarrn io the Head. It's Doctor Bage’s atarr! Remedy — and where Crm | else fails, tha once: ‘only a few of them. But wron't'have any of them, if you'll take De. Gage's Remedy. His Heatran Resronzp. AFTER THREE YEARS OF SUFFERING MR. BROWN FINDS BELIEF. F. B. Prown, a printer employed at the govern- ment printing office and residline at No. 212 C street northwest, states his experience with eatarrh and tho results of treatment, ‘He says: I was troubled for threo years. It com- menced with scold, which continued until the irrita- tion in my nose and throat was very severe. When the weather was damp there ws a very free watery discharge, and my nose was so stuffed up tat it was impossitie to breathe throush it, at which times my breathing was difficuit, and I feit almost smothered. Thad severe pains over my eyee and my throat was full of phlegm. My voice was thick and husky, was forgetful and had no interest in 1uy work. Ass result of the influnjation in my nose and throat my ears be- came involved and abscesses formed tp both ears, and for a week or more I wuffered intense pain. Thad tried everything suggested by my friends for rolief, and had also been treated by physicians, but ‘without Leneft; my trouble stil? persisted. At last « friend suxwested that I give Dr. Jordan « trial, whi’ I did at once and with the jcroatost relief, the pain in my eare was relieve slmost at once, and in the course of treatment he removed twenty polypus tumors from iy nose, so casilythat 1 hardly knew it. Today my nose is as freo as ever it was, my throat clear, my head- ches have departed, and my ears, which he informed me were in a serious condition, are azain in & normal condition, no running from them, and my hearing perfect. Tdo not say this merely as an advertisement, but from a sense of duty to other sufferers and in justice co Dr. Jordan, who has shown in his treatment of my ‘case that hie ability 1 exceptional. DR Cc. M. JORDAN, 00 13TH STREET ¥. Ww. SPECIALTIES — DISEASES OF THE WOSE, ‘THROAT, LUNGS AMD EAR CONSULTATION FRER 2 4 pm, Co Sam. | of ths District of Columbts in “‘Hecord of Carberry's Y Coe ee 5 cost. | tisement of such renle in some hewepaper, publisied nC Oe SEY UGMAN' Segoe | in Washington: DO. All cnverceey ae ee Jaxt-déde 452 Date new, | wat the cost of the purchaser. FUTURE DAYS. rt SLOAN, Aucti LATaien & oot en te 1400 G@ STREET, >ATURDAY, ¥1.B- KY SIXTH, 1802, COMMENCING A't TEN By virt District of cured thereby. iseson FIABAY, the FIFTH DAY OF 1 EURUARA. and your hands sore. 29 A.D. 13802. at ; FoUuk Bec re M., Way JAMES PYLE, New Yor. | fh Fleeces ot inal jot'r, in square 419, tecinuiug om Sa rect Jo-ty 507 (40) feot east 'rorn the northwest corber of said square AUCTI And rinuing thence eastcn sid strect twenty -‘fiwefeets ——— thence south twery:ve tert, thence west {Wenty-ive feet and thence ork tweuty-tve deet ty ie place of | ——___ = = devin (suliect to truste aioUntiDg In tue RATCLIFFE. DAE & CO., Aucuoneers siren (000 hd Interest “<> Terms of save: Cash I excess of sald deed of trust. 8100 deposit at th with ix ton days or ti and cost of detauiting purchase PALCLIFFE DA R 108, et seq., one of the land records of the District of LEING ON HARKIBON pinky hotumine Galas thew Cmeertinraer er | MEAN ut pAVENUE, ANACORII A, cured thereby, 1 will offer tor sale. by public auction.1 D. C., IMPROVED BY A SEVEN-ROOM FRAM front of the premises, ou THURSDAY, 1HE FOURTH COTTAGE AND STABLE, PAYOR LEBLUALY. A.D. Int at POUR OCLOCK Bititicscctuty Coe » the foulowins and premises, known as orig: |! esas inal lot 10, 1 sauare Sole Iu the snty of Ween! No. 1440, folio 76 et seq, District of Co umb, secured thereby, 1 wilt sel by wavUC auction, Of the prenitws, on FIUDAY, TWN OF JANUARY, 4. D. 1892, at jollowing’ " described in Colmnbis ne ti parcel ot land and ma and being lot the same as apy Seven (7), toliv thirty-obe (31). one of thy in the surveyors uffice of © ether with ‘the "am ered ‘ernie two years, beariny interest from the da} of sale at the Fate of 6 Der cent per aunum., or all cash, at the option a fepusit. 0 dea (8-00) a Of the purchaser. A deponit of €200 required at the Ee fal witen tite proverts te Enocked siaen. Peruse | time ‘ol sale. If'the tertus ef auie are Ser comin’ to be complied with ih 15 days frou the day of save,or | With in Biteen days frou: the day of vale the trustee Teserves the rscht to rese } th cost of the detaulting purchaser after RATCLIFFE, DARE & C §9-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL FAIDAY. FIFTH DAY FEBRUARY, 1802, SAME HOUR AND PLACE. _RATCLIFFE, DARW eS fextubition at das, Zh G*- TRUSTEES’ PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 716 8 STREET NORTHWEST. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. folowing descrived ington, District of Co, itainents and appurtenances to the same beloux- oF otherwise appertaining. within our - (hear 14th st), we are jew) and by uid the attention of rsday. 4th ‘& SLOA. instant.” N. Auctioneers, 500 11th ot. aw, SAL> OF VERY VALUABLE IM- fue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber 10 2885 et wed. jou) 0 Will Offer for sale in front ot the preu- yroperty wituate,im ti . to wit Part of orig: th of sale. property wi Tus to be complied be resoud at risk WM. MAYSE, 62h. BL AST,} Trustees, & CO., Auctioneors, SALE OF REAL ESTATE 1N AVALON J. mniat : county to. wi of Wash 1 5 ce or | Tensveskhown and distingdssived se | done (i), i Avalon Terrace,” ai, recorded in County Liber ye and t Dbstriet of Cotunbi provements, Ways, easenieh 8, of sale: One-third cayh, balance in one and property at the risk and days’ uiver- iv H. A. GRISWOLD, Trustee. » Aucts. jald-<d&dbs A, GRISWOLD, Trustee. Co., Aucts. ""ja30-d&dbs FUTURE DAYS. K (CING IN PART SEVERAL FINE MANTEL MIRKORS, ONE MOOKE'S CABI- ESK (ONE OF THE MOST THUR- QUGHLY COMPLETE DESKS EVER MADE), COST #300. VERY HANDSOME WALNUT KE: VOLVING TOP DESK, HOUSEH! FUR NITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPIION. ALSO, AT ELEVEN U'C) AT OUR HORSE AND CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT, 14j1 H SIRKET, SEVERAL HOSES AND A NUMBER OF VEHICLES OF EVERY DEI TIS. LATIMER & 8: TWO ELEGANT THREE-STORY BRICK D SECTION OF NE! i - DEST LE DUO PAIGE HEING HOUSES (OS, 407 AD . BY Al N. On WEDN SDAY ‘AFTERNOON. ” FEBRUARY TENTH. 182. At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, ‘Wo will sell in front of the promisen SUB LOIS 30 AND 41 IN BLOCK 5 OF LE DROIT PARK, Fronting 18 ivet each om Florida avenue, with: depths of about 105 and 85 feet respect.vely, ‘Lot 30 is in- proved bya turee-atory brick dwelliniq ad store, the Swelling containing siz rooms and batu, and is No. 467, Lot'$1 is improved by a new three-story brick welling, (No. 471 Florida avenue, containing ten ‘Both houses are lateatinsprovewente, Such aa cabinet quantels, electric lighting attachuent ior as, electr bella, Kc.. Scr and are most comp.ety it every detail and finely finished throuzhout. ‘Terie of sa.e: Liberal and made known at the time fo $z0U oneach Louse required at RATCLIFFE, DAKE & 00., Auctionsers, \HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERI YIN / WRIGHT AND DO. E'S SUBDIVISION OF MT. PLEASANT, FRONTING UN GRANT AVENUE, ( By Virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District o1 Coluy:Uis ho ding « special te-m in equity, sed in cause No. 13,003 eq. doc, 32, in which the United States of Amer vaintift and David Nelii- 1 will offer for sale at lots one and two in Jobnson’s subdivision of certain jots in Wrizut and Deie’s subdivision of Mt. Pleasant, in the District of Columbia, as the saine ap- bear ou ihe plat recorded in the office of the surveyor Pists, Levy Cout.” ut pace 71._ Said lots tront each 1p jest on Grant avenue und are 100 feet dee} ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which $100 shall be paid on the day of sale, balance in’ one and two aver N BENSINGE! js WABHIN ‘ZA: AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR! Day MEN PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUS- IVELY TO THE SALE OF HORSES, CAR- RIAGES AND HARNESS, AND 18 THE BEST PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON HaNi GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES. SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE, WHI PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. THE INT ‘TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE, PURCHASING. payee 29-1m 5 Proprietor. LATIMER & SLOAN, Avetionsery ea ION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUSz- S$ PROPERTY NEA! By direction of the owner we will sell at tion in tront of ‘the AHIKTERNTH DA: : AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P:M., estate in the city of Washington, D.C. described as and beiny part of lot 14, in square 4357, beginning at the northeast corner of the lot, rauning thence south on 7th street 25 feet _6 inches. thence Weat (0 fect 4 inches; theuce north 25 feet, and t east $9 feet 4 inches to tue point of bexinning. 2 in front of the premises on TUESDAX, | proved eNTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, Isai | No. vis ‘LOCK P.M.. tuose two parcels of land | ~ Terms: two years, with inierest frou the day of sale on the de- ferred payment: Taxes to be pai will be required when the property is sold. Terns to be complied with in fifteen di be resold at the risk and cost of the defaniting ost. ed-d&de AUCTIONEER. ‘ON HORSE AND’ CARRIAGE Ba- io. 940 LOUISIANA AVENUE. C AR, Ni NESS, &c., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, COM- CING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY D 30 DAYTON WAGONS AND 50 BUG- ALSO EVERY ICH WILL BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED AT LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK HE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED ON SEVENTH ‘STREET KF SOUTHWEST. public anc. AY, THE A. SATU F FEBKUAR! known and nce im a larve brick store and dwelling, kuown as 7th etrect southwest. One-third cash and the balance in one and id or all cesh, at to day of gale. arches r's opti Mx deposit of 82: tr the property may all conveyancing aad secotding ‘at purchas- Auctioneers, years from the day of sale, with interest ; said deferred pas ments to be secured by'a deed of trust on the prop- erty sold, or a cash, at ed een election. Con- recording at purchaser's cost ‘veyunciny and record Giannis BATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. PDUNCANBON BROS. Auctionsers, ‘wh and Date. nw. FINE BUILDING LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-FIKST iD TWENTY-8cCOND STREETS NORTHWEST. ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY GHTH, sv, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in iront of be see will sell Fronting 18 feet Oinches on f street, with a depth of = Lage a rable building lot in ab improving sec- jon of the city. ‘Terie: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, notes to beard per cent interest, Yayabve seu: y or mou yinents, secu o trust, oF all Option of purchaser. Conveyane- hhaser's cost. muplied witb f Deposit of #200 at sal in fifteen days from date Of sa.0, otherwise richt reserved to resell at risk and ost of defaiiting purchaser afte? hve days advertise. ment of such resale in some newspaper published in Wasininston, D. C. corded’ LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, VALUABLE UNIMPROVED P| LUM: tween 1:ith and 14th WE! Tehri, fe3-ate "yr 1409 G street. ROPERTY ON CO- ENUE NEAR MRS. LOGAN'S, be- rests AP AUCTIC ‘TERNOON, FEBRUARY B02 in fsont Of the pron ia front of the pre ve shall set \T FOUR O' LOT 2. in BLOCK 35, BIA Al Tp John'Sherman’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, now cal-ed Columbia Helguta Sew- ‘eraze and water in front of property. made Known at sale. LATIMER & SLOAN, _Auctioneets. ING NOR’ in Liber No. 14 the land records for the District of Columth RATCLIFFE, DARE & Co.. auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE PRINTING ESTAB- LISHME!} NOWN AS POLKINHORN PRINT- NT FICK, NOS. 632 AND U4 D STKEET ‘OPFIC! THWES' foilo 340 ot fetus of & chattel, deed of trust, duly. re: und at the, request of th parties secured thereby, we, the _tecd&de DUGAN & BUTLER, Agents. |, a8 trustees, will offer for ‘alee "ah en the above ‘hamed. premises, on WEDSES- ‘SON, Auctioneers, G12 E street northwest. CATALOGUE SALE F A, un tirety, on DAY, SE D. 1902, at TW! mentioned in sched ENTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, ELVE O°CLOCK M.. ail the chattel ‘hedule **B,” attached to said trust, 0) NEOUS COLLECTION OF OME VALUAL ea HTS M NG 8 rg LAW BU 14 * THOMAS DOWLING, &'S0N, Anctiousers. ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. REGULAR SATURDAYS Sal HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR RORS, PIANOS, HORSES, NESS. Ke. On SATUKDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, ly within our sales rooms, ia. ae. LW upero Household Furniture, wprising LIBKARY, DINING ROOM NILURE, CAKPETS, MIB- ‘ke. ‘on PARLOR, CHAMBFE: AND UTHER FUR} LORS, PIANOS, ae. ‘ALSO, AT TWELVE UCLOCK 3, AT OU HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART, $09 NT SW ag TN REA SALN SALES ROOMS, HORSES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS, &e., ke. ‘To which we smite xeneral attention. Goods now ready jor examination, Geist “RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers 7PHOMAY DOWLING & SON, aucuoncers, T Oi Bot. nw. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUENITURI HORSES, CARRIAGES. MARNE: K OUK AUSTION, BOO: WEST, ON BATCMDA! 18uz, AT TEN AT TWELVE O'CLoc! Horses, snd ffarnses, Harncan B ankets and hove {Ros'property of ti ite eo MAS DOWLING & SON, Aucticnsers. SALE OF VY. ATE, BEING INTE 81 ee ae a ‘EST. AT Ac CTION. Jariver| one Vie- iG. BOR, ™%, and comprising One Enwine a lurve Cottore!l & Babcock Gplinice Pres o 1arve Co woe) One large Hoe Cy lind " in part as follows: ler, tometer with all the Shaft- 1d Steain Heaters connected therewith. Linder Press. ‘One Adams Medium Press, One iy Mediun: Universal Press, ‘One Small Universal Press. Large m0r with ajuil outnt usually found ina ‘first-class fo3, RATCLIFFE. DARK & CO. Auctn, ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE TENTS OF THE BO’ OF THE La 201 AN! PRIS! BOTTLING AND FIXTU 17 HEAD HORSE! 22 BETS. s DOU SINGLE WAGONS, ABATCLIFFE DARR & CO., [H0mas DOWLING & SON. Anctiogerrs, aes vay atts ivision | prlutione | Trustees. t. SAMUEL POLKINHO) HB. POLRINHOWS TELINGTETALLISHME SE ND $63. SiKEET SOUTHWEST: COM: ING MACHINERY APPARATUS, ENGINE PRGA Bae Qe BOER ae CIGARS, IRON” SAFE, GOLD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SINGLESAND DOUBLE HARN. LE WaGuNe POU pines CSR a AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. RAtcuirre, Dawe a 0o., UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY PEESON TO ‘draw a life-size crayon yortrait tn 13 beams. De 7A. AVE. ¥.W, Porshe = Sees SUT SSF | ade, Seenipoane ’ VERY YALUA! aND_ D BLE = rs z *e Blo tAh RAR eth, ESTEE Serger TWARTROUBAMAGE RSP | SP natnatey Wtihag Toy eyo DELAWARE AVENUE AND SOU1H C 51KE! : " - . —_—— « ER OTM AND B STR. AS FO! BY AUCTION, NTED — AN | EXPERIENCED | BURINESS | por ittstur: ami the West. Pempey.tania, Limited Qn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY NINTH, Ey < teach pues | 2 Exp rons of nan Vestibule Care at 0 oy A.B 1st ot HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we wll office ly neem, JR 20.00 oe: Act” on Cuicaam, Me auctions 4m cronies = "ata Coen a be promt 70 fed RN QU Al Be ‘es HAC DROME SCOUT BY | furw'to Huisvune ad) Sovivne, Ugre frm tine 76 feet 1 inc ware avenue and LE V. 4 fs facies ct Nouth C street GPRS sar 17th, Ror particulars call at her Sooe' te rapidly’ improvise and iWenhectglg. adanted toad. | 907 Dat. nw. any day ae Sere Yalituvecus subdivision. ia near the U.X. Cayitel, Const | 4 CNETHONOGKAPHY AND BUSINESS scliook: ais and Geudetic Survey, New Library Buti and Reinced rates for stndents entering this h to St. Louis. if shorthand Ree | ine phobia Papo are | Recieve, “Nenert Fr xprom i le. ‘Service examinations. #21 F st. FF. 4. MULVEY. fetddde” :RATOLIFFE, DARE & CO., aucta_| “Jota = 3 Individual Instruction. “Mest and easiest met Dictat.on classesin progress day and oven. raw $0 per cuatter Hiitpi one square of the new cable line of the W. & G. Co. dapy, with Butt abr end 8 rep ne ‘Terms made known at sale, A deposit of $200 at Anctioneers, 20 Ps. ave Bw, OF VERY DESIRABLE 1M- Rte DABR & Co., EXECUTOR'S 8A! Pittebors te chicar ’ THOVED REAL RSTALR. BEING. THE TWO- For knue, Caumdaens, Bothes Niacece Palle SHOT ASE ASEMERT, Bhige wotSE ND s Vice ae, ope SDAY, FRBRUABY FIGHTH, A. D. 1802, Soir Satudag. 10.00 O'CLOCK PAL, I ‘will offer for sale in ‘OF LOT No. 8, IN SQUARE #96, “feat on AME” ee. Ti Sud th Sem pth of about 100 feet toan alley. and it a two-story apd Lasement pressed-brick iront bay-window house, containing 8 rooms and all wodern improvements, One square frout the hendics, Metropolitan street K. Ik. and ca-ettes. Terms of sa.e: One-third cash; the balance tm one and two years, with notes bearing juterest from the Tirte scoot, on Nesta ITY and FHYStOAL | For 8 taney sing, ‘Tue tectures.o8 | wy = ti at esgetteeat | PORTMILAL cnre te tracieal | ; So Berdke or to reo" FW YORK AND m.. 14 day of sale, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, aml > DROP AND MADAME GAILTARD, — seared “by” dea ot uu the preuecs sold. oral | P SCHOUL OF LARC La any or xw. | AK} Tequfed ‘at the tnwol sale Tamms bore | , Freeh: Sha by yrofessors | Fed a imie of wale. Lerms to be com : . tom by | rotesso Car tre plied with in fiiten days, otherwise the rucut i re- | De ObeIRE £0 The Leal Universities of their nutive Ck PRALADN Lr served to resell at the Hek and cost of the defaulting | M4) eactume ot Fast Expres, 0 am. work dan sud S43 pam purchaser, aiter five di Veyabcing, recording, &e ra RATCLIFFE, DARR & Ci id indersed ce. Enziand advertise: st the purchaser's cost AVELUUX, Exe utor. Aucts. Javt-d&dus PIANOS AND ORGANS E FINEST DISPLAY OF PIANOS AKE Now | ‘Alico 3 } his | (See cireulars.) Daily ess tle wonder! 1, res: ath Exoovrtos Axp Onatony. | The most thorouch and influential collec ay ae wee duty Oem. week daysand aims connert heya on Beahistha at our ware roots: dncludius tive | tion i the word, MAMIIN COLE TG NORLU AE SGW SEB AND MATCRIISS tnecras | ss 4 mea! EBEL, the peerless DECKER BROS. | ca Gg Guleitated FISCAL K. and the ne less popuiat ESTEYY = TVENS'S FOND Pannen, 2 NY Heme Povwiar ESTEXS | SSu "hom "Terme te srt puretanera? convepionce. _ fas armen SANDERS @'STAUNIS. ot ot aw 0 ana wr fel-im 33 lee st., Baltimore. at “Haw Tak, ROS SS wes DERFUL SYPHON Spunestyancenmeaien be A. and 4.30 m., N. “You can composition wit a | ogi ce NAN cc ak play any couyenition without ssrante aad | ors suaa.a0 ‘New sty ies Just received, : cease cail Or send forcin sa ay. Sundays, 9 OO oem PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR | . Thoroae’ instruction | Fi SANDERS & STAYM. a PXAN KIA AND THE SOUTH +, hie fel-Im Hand ee German, drawing rot. Galluird, 1429 20th wt. wud nw. az ya shightly used. upright pianos. chant square PRIVATELY ORT Ses Pianos at low prices. Best jen. ior old pianos | Int. Amer. conierence, Poy CUE tal AN pros ou | acm 15, Corona : a id. for es a to suit: ‘oom 129, Corcoran butiding. Amnonptta tor Soap @. $25'to €100 saved with us jad = = : ee ir, Cane, 6.8 SQHMER PIANC S — THE STANDARD INSTRU. | ()#INA FIKED FOR AMATEURS. ALso tps. | 3 mentof the world. For saleby HUGU WORcH & | 10 ohh OU OF water volors. At STCDIV. 103s | CO., 9-5 amd 824 Vth st, Piamosior rent, woved and | =e comatined dacived- naif | HASSE. DAVIS PIANOS, THE UPRIGHT | els all 0% ‘Mique styles for bridal chu CLratunn presente, at Agench, Mil Ooh Ss com, = a ‘ECOND Tens. am WOUD, FRE FFP KEW ge OF re OP Exe § Prize Medal Paris Exposition. 200 first ceneral Pammcuwer Agent. if GONZAGA COLLEGE, sida: 47 Ist. mw.. indorsed 03 ale anion : daramity” Old Fiance taken iwerelanne thesis WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1802, Vonuecte at pret Ua eam take the place of @ Grain. ata. eucege jeter PREIFFER & CONLIFF, 5 it [ith st. now. NEW PUPILS RECEIVED. a ‘ STEINWAY, CHASE, GADLEN, BKIGGS' PIANOS, ‘ j or ehh ree hog my ogee OS ‘ MOUP'S Muste Store, = quarter. 220-tr eo Pas ave, ee? K UK NN q A fl REE Re Re 4 » & — priya k nen Ak gee Ee Ona tuaugS tenia tor Prcce Bayes sed eee B% G35 24 BP kes 1028-tr ©. GILLESPIE, 8, J.. Pres't. eres: a“s SS WASHINGTON WL Lt ad rae : asp sours. UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP ~ AND DURABILITY. attention of “Purchasers” ie invited to their Artistic Styles," finished ih dencus of GH. EST DECOKATIVE ART. Dance tor feat. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A lange assortment, couuttry. iu thorougl repair’ wiitbe clos et at i Tepair, wi out at'y fow fictive. BEECTADENG CURSE TS otered ig Prices aud ib terius, which Will Ue atrauxed ou EAS MONTHLY INSTALCNENTS wheu desired. Wal KNALL © co., ao Sis Dlarket Siace. OCEAN STEAMERS. FP®2XcH sysTEx oF 50 ND SCHOOL, 71> st. nw. Mile. V. PRUD 2 Neuches to speak am understand French in a short thue. ‘Terius reawon Free lesson any day ut noou. New teriu i | 1438 * ‘The Misses Kere's Schoo! for dreu. Second term COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF comMEncr, GS La. ave.. opposite City Lost Uffice, C.K. UKNER, AM, C.E, Prin. Learn to nse the Sleeper throne New ew Oriectin Wat Mek. a — young ladies and chii- becine Feuruary 1. S SSLINGLONAD mat Vin Chat lutie, DUMIOD.NisION aid: 4 Bet + Metmrnitae aRrve SH pan! datly and v.53 aan. iter: the | 5. un ——— juickest jreparati. jcesituat om Coniplete UNARD LINE.—PLANS, SAILINGS, VACAN. | Curse elon sts $30. Shorthand | OR L1 ma J ae ache sas emied Ist caban. 60. $80 ¢100 | dictation the phonograph. | guncakey une mau =} and $135 "2d cal ‘tee Feat Britain},g20; | Individual inssraction by exe porters. yt | Continent, 621. C.'E- DUBOIS,O)1 Fesoleuceut DC: | ton, per weutt, ines 2 takes Loren tees St een. Sena adie Suze 4a ie Euycinu, Gunmen: aia civ wet¥icecourses. ha “tines |. 8. BROWN, SHORT ROUTE ZO LORDOR- Gividual “or ‘pinvate ‘ieasous, wot class sustructio 238 reg ag tty Ss NORDDBUISCHEK LLOYD 8. 8. CO. te prices. Send tor cataioxue. cr) iM abeicidooe To Southameson ieestos Ten, Bean )qiss ScanITTs saiooL, awa st wwe | B or >» OHIO BALL WU A 0 . Bremes : x Ww Trave, Tues., Feb. 2, 9 e.m.: Eine, bet.. Feb.6, Lp. M KINDERGARTEN, ADVANCED AND DEAF Schedule in effect December 13, 181. Latin, 1ucs.. Feb. 9, i pau. ; bibe, Sat ‘Saale, Tues. Fe x ‘eb, 1b. 16,8 a.in. ; Eider, Sat., liam. Coufortable state rooms, excelent table, luxurious saloch appointments. "Prices: Ist cabi CLASSES. ‘Coaches frou: Capitol Hill and northwest | Leave Wasiunyts section jazi? | ELQCUTION—DELSARTES SYSTEM. CLASSES ‘sand special iessons. ‘Ieruis moderate. " Foreuwners instructed in correct Engusn. Mm ELIZAGETM KING, 11 2dst. no. 3a19-1in* (CQEUMBIA: CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 900 K-st. Piano, Violin, Voice, &c. EDWIN HAKI, fro statiou corwer uf New Jersey ‘venue and C street For Chicago and Northwest, Vesubuied Limited Ba- press trains 11 sia. ui., 813 “ For Guanine, St. Louis, smd Iudiamapolie, Veale Duvet Linaved 3.30, express 11-40 pean. dy uty aud Cleveiuud, expense aay Lida ‘ork ts, and >. 40 pa. ‘For Lexmgtun apd Staunton, 110.4) "PROPICAL TOURS. , MTs | For Wane Novel and interesting trips to the beautiful English | ffiuciPal: late of the New Lugiand Conservatury of Isiatd of Jamaica and the many old world towns ut the = a Spanish Main, occupying two Weeks oF longer, by the ISS FRANCES MARJINS ENGLISH AND M Atias line French Frivate Day School reopeus. October 1. ELAS A DAY o “Parisian protessor. ass Fi 1205 Q st. now. Professor. Privat defrays oll necessary expenses of a visit to Jamaica, cl |. Hay Colombin Neaneratand Coat Rea Ong Ed weet ‘or pamphlet address . > e Ww CU., Acents, 2 S RET POs f eo eS eens,» Nae ACEE-t 200 For Gis Asp Youxe Linus. 1A, 0, LLAN LINE, ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. bh, do-manutes), BS Lo, GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA DIREC’ 4 Modern 3.00, 11.00, 211.30, 11.3 9am Internediate, ). teoraxe, High or Aumap am, 12.1008 495 ALLAN-STATE LINE. igh Grade Pam. Sundays, 8:0) Eirias NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, FORTNIGHTLY. Boarding and Day Schoot.. | "bor Frouctick. T1130 ain, WLS, 24.90, TOD COOSETIMOME AND LIVEN POOL SERVICE A ha ‘via Hailfax and St JohascN Fe MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, LA pr yg eng Steaniers suit frou Balisinore orimuchty. BOLAL WLU Link FOR NEW LMR AND PHT Apply to G. W. MOBS, 271 Pa. ave., or 1200-1104 M st. and 1124-1228 11th st. For Philadeiphis, New iurk, Boston, ad the Mrs. D. & BHOSNA’ hington. mS ‘Thoroughly equipped in all departments. == DIC. L. ‘Special advantages in Literature, French and Ger- M E man, and Music. tras = AL. &. 2 Hamme. 2 which stuisnte have ses strentaguniee | | Dee Demen. Soe bse. Sop Seem nae D® “aRLeToN, ae 2 of the | Yin Hetthiectweberaure, iaditr jesecngers ia Bean . sanitation and physical comfort ® at Bost. 507 12th et. n.w., Washington, D.C. mast appoovel modem hind. m or Atlantic C254, 05, 10.00 and 12.00 no, Sam Graduated London, Engiand, 1865; New York, 1879. | Among present patrons of the school are Bishop | 4478. $US sum. amd is Wow. John F. Hurst, Vice President Levi P. Morton, Chief | of af fuue 0: subur tage ‘Diseases of Men, Justice W. M. Pu.ier, Mr. Chas. M. Fioulke,Gen. Wm. ‘TExceyt Sunday. “Dally. fSunday only. Acute or Chronic: ee ne > WAN Ee ES TT nema ret aetna mene — ences Uy Cusou Trausier Co. cn uruete weit at HOB Nervous Debility, &e. pry Mra, ELIZABETH 3. soMEnS, | Sfice, Sy sh Fave. aa St dae 3.1: ob Dr. Carleton is the only advertising Genito-Crinars | jag Principal. ‘Gent’Mamacer. a4) “Sen ame a Surgeon inthe United States who treats these cases ‘WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, 302) H (CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, St; day and boarding school; full course of in : pte ‘upon recognized scientific and curative principles. —— poderate terns ‘$ vinpetent Tres. For nym IN EFF 7 N ¥——y 0 i 4 ys ieave daily arom Union : Privacy, still seo, dy to Mass CLAUDIA STUAKT, Principal. — bly irae » Lbroash tLe grendes: seener) ta America, with the My.new pamphlet, **Humbuggery Usmaskes." free | Banuroivent aun bial cou uele Bold Tiel Der ST JQ" CoLLEGE. | West trou: Wastsluuicn. at office or by mail. v7 pve 2225 VERMONT AVE. 0 P. mu." Cucumett Fast Line.” Solid Trai Washunxion to Cancamats without chanwe, artvwine @& ibrnas 4c ati Comte 8 re Uo ean for ludanapous, St. Lonin, 11. 10 piu, the tanous “FF V. Vestibale Lisuited™— &. MULLER, 1027 OTH ST. N.W., TREATS ALL cl ic affections of the eye, ear, threat, | a liver, Kidneys, sirlctures and ‘Uriuary diseases. Office EDUCATIONAL CLASSES AT THE ¥. MC. A 1400 New York ave. ; evening sessions only, with ter and spring teriy just Lexum. Now is the thine to hours, 9 to 12'a.m, and 4 to 7 p.m. fei-lue | enter. the ty gt yk MOSES 8. HOTOHKISS” WONDERFUL | K INDERGART! . yo olinined.at the ROCHESTER: corer tach Sea | Gernien’ dramine ast atin: Bar 0 piss sts. Yashington, D.C. fe3-lw* | NOERK, removed their institute to 1434 Q st. Richmond, Where they have lancer and better MES, MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. ‘Spring sessions begins FEBKUARY 1, 1sue. 3918 Sunderiand piace, south of Dupont C! 1 M88 MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF THE PLANO, ‘certificated of’ Herr kaif of the Royal Con: Her Hiait's technic, tock, gid wins points. 10.97 aus, vie RF. andP. Katiway and Ola Pout Confort aud Surioi. UaLa Frsituae soatvs ind sickie at Ova Dole. i. We FULLER, Gen'l Passonser Ament. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. é. : AL = J URPOLR, FURL Bene MUNOR AQY 408tE =e Gs Rk. BLAE Desay, tered y pte Larne ‘82; silver $1; a D BR. LEON, 404 C ST.. BET. 43s AND 6TH STS. N. W., ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, can be consulted daily from 10to 1 and 5to®, 3 and Suse ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 1917 13th st. 2 diem | Sts pe iu, trom waarf toot of sth wt Prompt treatment. nooo | 2* amaeainiie Sh through trains sor the svutbeud west. Ofbews ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MES. CAMEDO (DEE EINDELCAMTENS AAD SCHOOLS, | S47 Askiurticuets Yn tue sew Lime Piso eens co ee MODEL EINDERGAS TASS GNC! CALABAR, ial Louise Pollock. 1017 10th st., sage Suman F. Pollock, 1434Q st if VERNON, wo The Aconstant demand ior our gradnates, ct he. LOUISE POLLOCK, Author of Ne MARSTON’S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE | ,,Ap»ly to, Mis. oka ber Sa Ds Reena ~~ j huergarten Manual, Song Bucks, Be. O5-tu TOMB OF WASHINGTON, Maricocele, ac. "without stomach medicines. -No fail: | T-OREIGNEKS DESIKING AN EXPERIENCED Utes or relapecs. “Curve assured. ‘pealed treatios fren, Cong el 4 eels LON Chak ae eran” | Ftescner othe alee qesns sean of the diploenstic carpe: tany apeay be SULLA BALCH. 1207 1th ot. ‘as ENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 1 ST. N.W.— Pree ee eee ‘erade, including colewe work: Soe THOS. Wr StbweLL. Principal TITUT! Neer 7 MASHACHUSETTS AVE. SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL Sov cing, ormed for pubis entering December Ist. 'f cuurratiate you warmly oa your greet suocess in your ube scboal. ee EP rat GidkGekian bosiess conzam, r. 7th apd D sts. acholastic Ret AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 906 B py Sey a end ‘will guarantees cure in all Nisease of muea, and Jurbish wedicine, of no charge ; consultation and advice ihe Susie hate et 24 ny SAMI od Gotta REST PEP lp Sere Died Sete T HAS NEVER BEEN INTRADICTED THAT ladies’ physician = DF, sew, Yory-tveyaasss ex J ANHOOD RESTO! x USING A Miner ee BUTI te ‘Will cure any case of nervous . 005 Bat. ow. C, ‘906, jeli-im* BOTTLEOR ING BY CONSULT- jell. Aled . ¥. oo 33 North 4th st. et hd thett Home Cure” swindle, &3. Lone. 320 N. 15TH 8; ee ise jtoPevenings as BICY! ‘CLES. Eee Cae BICYCLES