Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1892, Page 7

> THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ‘D. C.,, mY ‘ ** All Upset —the house that is cleaned without Pearline. It takes More time and more work Take Pearline, and there’s = trouble. It washes rough — thoroughly, fine things carefully ; hard things easily ; all thin, safely. Houseclean- ing without /grline is slow work; you can take away com- fort, but you won't take away much dirt. 8 Beware of imitations JAMES PYLE, N.Y. Weuse Alcohol pure alcohol to make Wourr’s Acux BLackrxG. Alcohol is good for leather; it is good for the skin. Alcohol isthe chief ingredient of Cologne, Florida Water, and Bay Rum the well known face washes. We think there is nothing too costly to use in a good leather preservative. Acme Blacking retails at 20c. and at that price sells readily. Many people are xo accustomed to buying a dres: ing or blacking at 5c. and 10c. a bottle that they cannot understand that 2 black- ingcan be cheap at 20c. We want to meet them with cheapness if we ean, and to ac- complish this we offer a reward of $10,000 for a recipe which will enable us to make Wotrr's Acie BLackine at such # price that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c. a bottle. We hold this offer open until Jan. Ist, 1392. ‘WOLFF & RANDO?.-PH, Philadelphia. ONSUMPTION. Ihave 8 positive remedy for the above disease; by its ‘ase thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long Standing have been cured. Indeed so strong is my tait wits etheacy, that I will send TWOROTTLES FREE, wit sVALUABLE TREATISE on this disease toany saf- 10 will send me their Express and P.O.address, borer ‘T. A. Slocum, M.C.. 181 Pearl St., N. ¥- Ip wousexrerens of THE PRESENT DAY WERE COMPELLED TO SUBMIT TO THE EX- ACTIONS OF EXCLUSIVELY CASH HOUSES DOMESTIC COMFORT WOULD BE A RARITY AND DISCORD WOULD REIGN IN EVERY HOME BUT HAPPILY FOR ALL, IT COSTS NOTHING NOW TO SHARE IN THE BENEFITS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. WHICH PROVIDES EVERY CONVENIENCE THAT CONDUCES TO YOUR COMFORT, YOUR HAPPINESS 4ND YOUR PLEASURE, YET COVETS NAUGHT SAVE THE PROMISE OF A TRIFLING PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR THE BENEFACTIONS IT SHOWERS UPON YOUR- ‘SELVES AND YOUR CHILDREN. OUR PARLORS ARE REPLETE WITH A HAND- SOME LINE OF MERITORIOUS WARES, ALL SOLD UPON CREDIT, YET UPON A CASH BASIS, EMBRACIXG FUKNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, DINNER AND TOILET SETS, DRAPERIES, WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERRMANN'’S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 927, 819, U1 AND 925 7TH ST. AND 690 MASS. AVE. N. W. Facts Bexoxp Disevre. It requires cap. tai to conduct a Credit (ees When i" has axomed sdch tuatn oth proportionsas ours we are pleased to have the becessary cap.tad and i enabien us to bay Judicicusly. Fernaye hence is quite as Becesmary ae capital — we bave that, too-more that twenty-Ave years of it. " Italne requires eatracruiary faci ities to handle such e Volume of busines as we control, and We are aain pleased fo way that our uew Bve-story buudine. S19. 1 att NS Seveuth st. w.. i the largest ever erected im Washington for the purpose of Sella Furniture, Carpets aud House- is om credit. Jt furtuer regtres welt constructet pian of ep-ratien to inspire the pul Titi a fenton of Seite ‘upon. "sour trons bold. Our methods bave waited Ther condvience, and having vaine) it ever fail to retain it. ia suall weekly or ihly payments. Our furniture is Dai.t after the approved desis) xia and our a ‘are as well selected aud uubudy ae hatsdsoie and desirabie col- Ofings as can be found 1b aby house in this city. | Satisfy yourseif om this point Dy Visiting us rer, selling « Plush or Hair Cloth GROGAN'S MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE! 0 ‘S19, 822 and 823 7th st. nw. Tue Gas Avriaxce Excaasor. of Washington, 1425 New York ave. n-w. All Kinds of Gas 4 ppances for domestic, manutsc- | Mitchell forfeited to Taussig for second place. CITY AND DISTRICT. &F Every one who wants tohire help or find situation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow or lend money, or offer or find bargains of any Kind, should consult the columns of Tue Stam They constitute a perfect daily history and rectory of the minor needs and activities of this community, and each new advertisement jerein is as well worth reading as any other department of the paper. COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB. Fina! Contests in the Tournament Saturday Night—A Good Exhibition. The dual contests of the athletic tournament for the championships of the District of Colum- bia came off last Saturday night in the gymna- sium of the Columbia Athletic Club. The at- tendance was considerably larger than the night previous. Iu the hundred and fifteen pound wrestling H. Taussig threw W. A. Pierce jin four minutes and thirty-three seconds. Both men were of the C. A.C. For second | place in this class Pierce forfeited to Webb on | account of an injury to his arm. Loveless of the Y. M. C. A. threw Mitchell in the hundred «nd thirty-five pound class and won first prize. THE PRESIDENT’S QUIET DAY. ‘There Were No Keligious Services and Strofied On the Beach. President Harrison spent a Sunday of abso- Inte quict and rest at Virginia Beach. Owing to the stormy northeaster storm that prevailed all day there were no services in the Princess Anne chapel and the presidential party had no public religious exercises to attend. After breakfast the President and his daughter, Mrs. Dimmick, donned their wraps and took a brisk walk along the beach. ‘The President spent the rest of the morning with bis family in their apartments uninterrupted by cailers. Baby McKee and little May Lodge McKee ex- changed courtesies in the parlors of the hotel in the afternoon with the other children. The President appears to be in excellent health and spirits and looked forward with zest to his gunning trip today. He accepted an in- Vitation from the Ragged Island Gunning Club, whose club-house is twelve miles below the place, and intended to leave at 6 o'clock in the morning. The marshes and waters of the club are noted for canvas-back ducks, and the mem- bers of the club have made every arrangement to give the President some fine sport. He will return Wednesday morning, and if | the shooting is tempting enough and nothing hap- pens to prevent it he may return for another day's shooting later in the week. smandor ide S$ FOR NEW WAR si CHILE. In the hundred and fifty-eight pound wrestlin3 Loveless of the Y. M. C. A. was again vietori- ous and Mr. Blunt took second prize. The heavy weight wrestling was won by Dr. Schaf- hirt, with Dabney Harrison second. Mr. Alex- ander Gregor won the first prize with foils and Mr. H. S. Mackaye came in second. In the broadsword contest Mr. 8 E. Darby, unat- tached, defeated Mr. Gregor by a score of 5 to 2_ Mr. Gregor, however, won the second place. Then came the boxiug in the heavy-weight class. De Saussaure met Webb and after a rs tling contest got the decision. Webb surprised every one by the excellent showing he made, and ‘at one time itlooked as if he might wi He got second place, however, on O'Neill's for- fei No one contested in the 135-pound class and George Carter was given the championship. Von Lindgren and O'Leary were the final contestants in the 155-pound class, ‘The former easily defeated O'Leary and the iatter got second prize. ae ‘The event of the evening was the sparring in the heavy-weight class. Mooney, who won such a signal tory over Von Lindgren on Friday night, was pitted against Dickinson. The bout was a bot oue from the start, and al- though Dickinso: much the better of it as faras reach, height and weight were con- cerned, Mooney clearly out-pointed him and sent him to the floor three times. oth men fouled during the contest, and when a claim was made the judges disagreed. Tue referee ordered the men to another round. Moon had severely injured his right hand during the coutest and it was swollen out of shape. So he wag unable to further contest and. the prize Was accordingly awarded to Dickinsou. Many thought the referee should have decided in favor of Mooney at the endof the third round When the judges disagreed. O'Leary promptly challenged for second honors, and as Mooney was thoroughly unfit to compete. owing to the injury to his hana, he was obliged to forfeit second place. These contests have proved such a drawing card that within a mouth it is understood « similar exhibition will be given, open to all members of the Atlantic Association of the A. A. U. On next Friday and Saturday evenings the championship contests in gymuasium sports will take place. “The following are the events and the entries in each: Hanning high leap—K. Dodge, G. Davis, ¢ Hough, P. Taussig and A. McElhone, C. - C. Prentiss and F. R. Hanna, ¥.M. Cal Pole vault—T. M. Dashiell, P. Taussig, G. Davis and A McElhone, C:A.C., and E. C. Quackenbush, ¥.M.C.A. Putting sixteen-pound shot—R. Dodge, Mer- rit, Hough, H. King, F. Roman, W. Mooney, E. Crist and Hallowell, C.A.C., and E. A. Jobi- son, ¥.M.C.A. # Siege Guns Are Also En Kou! Forts Along the Coast. Says the New York Herald correspondent at Valparaiso: % AsIcablea yon some time ago, Chile has bonght new war ships in Europe. The fact was publicly announced today. They were pur- chased from the Armstrongs. One is of ® simi- lar type to the Capitan Prat. Siege guns are now en route for the forts here and Taleahuano and also for the new fort at Quinteros bay. New guns bave likewise been ordered for forts at Iquique, Coquimbo Antofagasta, Caldera and Pisagua. im all, Angustus Matte has been appointed mini to England and will hold that office conjointiy } with the ministry to France. Senor Ross 18 ré- turning to Chile. I hear that the United States government has instructed Minister Egan to have the bodies of | the Baitimore’s murdered sailors, Charles W. Riggin and William Turnbull, brought home. ‘The Cuilean law requires the lapse of a year before disinterment is allowed, but it is proba bie that exceptions will be made in these two cases. Minister Egan is now taking a vacation at Coronel, ‘The bark Nikaria of Yarmouth, Nova Seotfa, Capt. Currizal, to Europe with a cargo of man~ gunese, foundered on February 15. The cap- tain and crew were landed at Antofagasta. Donation for a Free Library. By the death of Mrs. Anna H. Wilstach of Philadelphia an estate of about $1,000,000, left by her husband, William P. Wilstach, is to be distributed mainly to public institutions. The estate is divided into four parts. QOne-fourth goes to the Apprentices’ Library, one-fourth to relatives, one-fourth to certain named charities and the other fourth to the city or state with which to found a free art gallery in Fairmont Park. If nosuch gallery should be founded the money to go the Academy ot the Fine Arts, provided it abandons its stock organization. If the academy should not accept, then the money is to go tothe Apprentices’ Library. The academy will certainly not accept, ‘so that unless the city or state should build’ the pro- posed gallery in the park the Apprentices’ Li- rary will get $500,000 with which to erect a new and commodious building. cm +o Senator Allison on Gov. Boles, Senator Allison of lowa, speaking of Gov. Boies of Iowa, as a democratic presidential can- didate, said -he could yot carry his own state, but that he would be a prominent factor in the for All the Hiteh-and-kick—J. R. Elder, P. Taussig, B. Duke, Johuson, Hough, W. A. Chichester, A. McElhone and E. Sewell, C.A.C., and Quacken- bush, Y.M.C.A. Horizontal bar—J. M. Dashiell, Fish and Sewell, C. A. C., and Rex Smith, W. Loveless and Ernest Morsell, Y. M. C. A. Flying rings—Dashieil, Sewell and Ross, C. Ls and W. H. Middlebrook and Loveless, Y. CA. Parallel bars—Sewell and Mooney, C. A. C., — Loveless, Quackenbush and Morsell, Y. M. “Individual tambling—H. Gould, A. Heaton, J. Taussig, Fish and Robin, C. A. C. Batteau board—Duke, Dashiell, Elder, P. Taussig and M. McDonald, C. A. C., and Mor- sell, YM. C. AL Stauding long jump—Elder, Duke, Hough, Johnson, Harrison, Gould, Chichester and B. Huyck, C. A. C., and Quackenbush, Y. M. C. A. =e ‘Working for an Orphan Home. To the Editor of The Evening Star: Miss Aula Moore, a child’s home ion- ary, is endeavoring to found an industrial school and home for the poor half orphan children of the south whose surviving parent cannot properly provide for them. She has succeeded in gettimg a donation of a large quantity of marble and a few subscriptions in some of the southern states she has visited, which she has deposited with the respective governors of each state. Land has also been donated and a charter granted. She would be very glad to have the co-operation of benevo- Jent people here. ‘his institution is for the poor, ragged waifs who, on account of having one parent living, are refused admission to the orphan asylums. HL —— One Year in Jail. Robert Handsome, the young colored man arrested by Precinct Detectives Raff and Wee- don on charges of stealing articles from the National Ritles’ Armory, where he was em- ployed, was taken to the Police Court Saturday and charged in four cases with petty larceny. The ofticers had alarge market basket filled with dishes, silverware, four pairs of gold eve- plasse «i other articles. A vuluable silk shaw! ree red has not been identified. The prisoner plead guilty to the charges against him and was given one year in jail. ———— Ex-Policeman Fisher's Case. Ex-Policeman Barton Fisher, colored, whose arrest on suspicion of housebreaking was mentioned in yesterday's Stan, was released ov $500 security for his appearance in the Police Court Saturday. Policeman Curren, who arrested him, swore out a warrant charging Fisher with housebreaking in the night time at the store of Mr. W. C. Schaffer. When the case was called for trial the de- fendant’s counsel, Maj. Carrington, asked for a continuanee until Wednesday of this week, which was granted. a A Verdict of $1,500. In the Cirewit Court, Judge Montgomery, the jury im the case of Frances Jones against the Metropolitan Hailroad Company found a verdict for plaintiff for $1,500. Was an action for injuries received in getting out of astreet car. It was in evidence on the part of the defendant that she was unduly tardy in leaving and to this plaintiff rephed that any alleged tardiness was due to the crowded condition of the ear. The judge in- structed the jury “that if the company allowed its car to be crowded so that getting out of the car was made difficult it was bound to take that fact into consideration in ite management of the car and must allow reasouable and ample time for passengers to leave their seats and alight, and the compans is responsible for all the results of a failure to do so.” paamnnchscheb Close of the Mission at St. Aloysius. The closing service of the mission which bas been conducted at St, Aloysius Church for the past two weeks by the Jesuit fathers of New phase ree Holloway Ledge Good Temptars. The last meeting of Holloway Lodge Good Templars was held with open doors, a large number of members and friends were in at- Chieago convention and would assuredly have his state delegation. He said the western pre idential candidates would be Boies and Palmer of Llinoi: ae The Senseless Quarrel in Ireland. The central branch of the Irish National League of Jersey City has reevived a letter from John Dillon stating that all his efforts so far have failed to heal the differences in the Irisk national party. No issue of principle, he writes, separates the sections. It is the strength of personal bitterness that keeps them upart. —~ee Minister Reid's Farewell Preparations. Mr. Reid, Yhe United States minister to France, will probably be able to complete bis official business within a fortnight, as the new cabinet contains ministers versed in the nego- tuations with the United States representative. The proposed farewell banquet to Mr. Reid will take piace on either March 16 or March 23. The banquet committee has already concluded arrangements, but the date depends upon com- ing events. — Loubet's Cabinet Co'dly Received. The new French cabinet meets with a cold reception from the press. The conservative and radical journals agree in saying that the new cabinet is composed of the same clements as the preceding cabinet; that it must, there- fore, have a policy that has already been dis- approved by the chamber, and that the cubinet cannot last long. The Republique Francaise and Swele condemn the exclusion of M. Con- stans from the new cabinet as the result of an intrigue. ee A Naval Officers’ Good Fortune. By the death of « wealthy uncle in New York Lieut. William P. Clason, U. 8. N., comes in possession of a large fortune, which, added to an estate recently left him by his father, will make him a millionaire. There are several heirs to the estate, which is estimated at several millions. Lieut. Clason married Miss Julia Sands, an Annapolis lady, daughter of the late ‘apt. Thomas Sands of the revenue marine service. Lieut. Clason’s present duty is at the Naval Academy, engaged in the seamanship department. At the expiration of his service there he may gratify thetwishes of his family and resign from the navy- — Arrest of Garza’s Relatives. Antonio Gonzales, the father-in-law of Cata- rina Garza, the revolutionary leader, arrived at San Antonio, Tex., Saturday, from his ranch in Neuces county He was accompanied by Thos. jarza, brother of the revolutionist. Both were immediately arrested. Th: arged with violation of United States neutrality laws, ee Ex-Governor Conway Burned to Death. Ex-Governor Elias N. Conway was acci- dentally burned to death in his own residence at Little Rock yesterday. It is eupposed he was asleep at the time. He was very old and ieebie, quite eccentric and lived alone, not al- lowing any one else to sleep on the premises. ae American Core for Starving Mexicans, There have been 130,000 bushels of corn re- ceived at Torron, Mexico, from the United States for distribution among the half-famished jople of that section of the state of Durango. Reery rains have fallen during the ev THE DEAUONS QUESTIONED, Couple by the Judge ut Grasse. Mr. and Mrs. Deacon spent Saturday and yes- terday with the judge d'instruction at Grasse, France. The inquiry was conducted with ab- solute secrecy. As Mr. Deacon was led from the judge's office at the close of the examina-|” Mrs. Deacon nat upon a low wall before the entrance to the court and watched her husband until he dis- appeared through the jail door. She looked up at the barred windows of his cell for a few minutes and then walked slowly down the hill. It is understood that the whole day was occu- tion he looked very pale. ied "in reading over the statements of Mr. Beacon in which he rela domestic life and_ the inci the tragedy. Mra. Deacon replied to A FATAL CURVE FOR HIM. He Approaches a Certain Part of the Koad. taken to Denver and it was a couple of months before he was able to go to work again. Then he was given light work abont the yards or day- light runs until he was thought to be fally re- covered. About six months ago he began tak- ing regular night runs and seemed to be as good an engineer as he ever was, A few weeks ago it happened that he was out on the same train that he was on when hurt. It was noticed that he was a little nervous, but no attention was paid to him. The night turned out to be the same kind of one as that on which he had gotten hurt, more than a year before. Tt was dark and dismal and rainy, As the train reached the point where the ac. eiient occurred the fireman noticed the engi- neer slack up his engine, and at the same timo he began to yet paler and paler, and as they rounded the curve where he had ‘been ditched before the man uttered a shriek and fell over ina faint. ‘The strain had been too much for hm. He was taken to Denver and was again taken off his engine, this time for good, of course, and 1s now doing switch work in ‘the yards.” Asan engincer his accident bas ruined him for life, aud now he ways no amount of money could hire him tosteer an engine around that curve again. — ee. FASTING DISPENSED WITH. Bishop Wigger Delivers the Pope’s Indul- geuce to the People of His Diocese. The following letter from Bishop Wigger was read at all the masses in the Catholic churches of the diocese of New York yesterday regarding the observance of Lent: “In consequence of the prevalence through- out many portions of the world of the sickness known as influenza or grip, the holy father, be- ing solicitous also for the bodily health of his children, has granted all the bishops of the world in whose diocese this sickness hus ap- peared full authority to dispense from the laws of abstinence and of fasting. In virtue of these faculties I hereby dispense the faithful of this diocese from the laws of abstinence and of fasting solong as I shall judge it necessary to do so and until further notice. “Please announce this dispensation to your people, and, in accordance with the wishes of the holy father, earnestly exhort them while profiting by this indulgence to be more assidu- ous in attending divine service, receiving the sacraments, offering up earnest and devout prayers to Almighty God, and in giving alms to the poor and for other charitable purposes. “By this means they may placate the anger of God, justly aroused against mankind on ac- count of the general corruption of morals and numberless crimes committed daily against Him throughout the whole world.” +o Recent Extensive Fires Elsewhere. The marble works of Batterson & Co., 428 lth street, New York city, have been burned. Loss, $190,000. Fire in Brooklyn destroyed the clothing house of Smith, Gray & Co.. Flatbush avenue and Fulton stré and several other buildings. Es- timated loss, $500,000. James Thomas’ four-story granite block in Miltord, Masa,, was practically destroyed by fire Saturday night. James Thomas oceupied the ground floor as a men’s furnishing store, boot and shoe store. Loss on building, £30, e, A Loss on stock, $8,000; Several firemen were hurt by flying ins granite flakes and glass, — Poor Wheat Crop in Southern Minnesot Febraary reports from Southern Minnesota indicate that the winter wheat crop will be almost a total failure. Many fields appear brown aud dead, owing to the light snow and constant violent changes in temperature. At leust 50 per cent of the grain from Winona county westward will be plowed up and spring wheat sown. a Disastrous Fire in a Kansas Town. A disastrous fire visited Lakin, Kan., a small town on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, ‘Thursday night. Four of the principal business houses were de- stroyed and the office of the Adcocate was badly damaged. \ This young young scholar. «Johnnie, where is Carlsbad?” “Part of itin every drug store in the United States.” “How do you make that out?" “The Carlsbad Sprudel Salts and the Waters are.” “What have they done for you that you know so much about them?” “Why, they have cured papa of his dyspepsia, and in place of a cross father they have given me akind and loving parent.” Dyspepsia will spoil the most an- temperament. Too much bile inactivity of the liver will start it. Try the Carlsbad Sprudel Salts or use the imported Carlsbad Waters. A lady examines the eral days nd it is believed the prolonged drouth is now thoroughly broke Third Party's Probable Ticket. Congressman Jeremiah Simpson says Gen. James B. Weaver of Iowa will probably be the third party nominee for President of the United States and President L. L. Pi Alliance the vice presidenti Sage’s Catarrh standard, a never-failing remedy. The genuine have the signatare of “Kisner & Mendelson Co., Sale Agents, New York,” on every bottle. - Have I Ever Decetven Your Thave been before you, through The Star, every day fortwo Years. I have strenuously avoided saying anything calculated to mislead the most confiding reader. I have endeavored to impress upon all who read my advertisements that whatever statement I make is a sacred pledge to the people. I don't profess to give you something sor nothing. I don't sel one Remedy. With the poisonons, ir- snuffs, article below cost and beat you on another. 1 don't ‘varnish over doubtrul statements, but give the fucte im every instance. ‘NOW READ: Six-ft. Ext ‘Table, onk, $3.98. Six-ft. Ext ‘Table, cluster leg, $5. Feather Pillow (not chicken), 85e. ‘Yard-wide Carpet. 114 to 50c. All-wool Art Squares, 3x3, $5.96; 3x34, 87.35, &e. ‘36-plece Fancy Tea Set, $2.98. ‘Tolet Sete, $2.96 to $10. Six Tumblers, 15c. Knives, Forks, Spoons, ‘We can furnish your home cept Stoves. If youdon't want: Ware, &o. top to enastr Double tore 1520-18 Teh t., bet. PandQ aw. ‘Nothing on credit. If you can't pay cash no use to come, . ‘ tot A Day Spent In Examining the Unhappy tes his of his sects charges as they were brought forward, fintly denying that there had ever been any impro- priety of conduct between Abeille and herself. Peculiar Effect Uponan Engineer Whenever A little over year ago an accident happened onone of the big trunk lines that run into Denver, @ short distance out of the city. One dark, rainy night, just as the engine was round- ing « short curve it jumped the track and the engineer was badly hurt in the wreck. He was Ask for ALLcock’s, accept a substitute, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1892. ALLCOCKS S828 ALLCock’s Porous PLASTERS have attained a world-wide reputation solely upon their superiative merits. 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NHURST, MICHIGAN AVE., ATLAN fic City, nas the Govan. “Heated ‘by ‘steam and oven grates. "Will remain 0} the et pen an WYRMES HOOD. TEL WILTSHILE, Virginia ‘av w winter house. Li bay-window: D. W. CI near ocean, Atlantic City. rooins, «iv feated by steam and open HANDLER. E SEASIDE, ATLANTIC CITY. Mas been: tucrouzhly renovated Every convenieuce and Iniproveient Taking i complete im al respect Nd. El QTEL Virginia ave., near the beach, Col. JOUN M. CLARK. Steam Leat and complete in all appointments. Jp10-3m, CLARENDON, baths and nicel VAN ow open. been added, levator, sun ued antic City. HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. HA>Pos WILL OPEN JANUARY 18, $a13-3m ‘Hot and coid sea water bathsin the house, LEEDS & LIPPINCOT’ LADIES’ GOODs. “ALLOR, t-class finish, reasonabs| eM. A HOFF, Dresses in latest Parisian styles, perfect fit guaran- dy ble prices, IAN, 724 10th st. n.w. Woiiiaton of De? brosaway. noted for his success in teachin’ Fretch ‘sixning, bas opened parlors at here le will teach French dress cutt 'V “coat, tea gowns, Positivel; Because 1 fare made by iuy system in, Atneric cutters using it are in constant deman Would do well to inv®stigate. as we teach Aiteen up to make French dresses, which them to fill positions. go. into business, own dressaking. Ten dollars discount ‘Lessons day and evening. ‘ing, desxpins, matching plaids. strips, Fret ny size Without fullness at top of darts, iy me ‘reiitting on any for, jeading cutters end designers adopted of the so-called imported ANTED-LADIES TO KNOW PROF. _LIv- New York. who is uF 1ith nas i 80, Princesse dresses and Why herefore id. Parents ladies from will enable r do their this week. fel2-3w" UTTONS rt OOKDER TO MATCH M. 10 Et wey, bail shape: pla rund; silk, crepe OF vel WW ATERTAL: in, it in, oF with ‘ADIES! ‘One box of my celebrated complexion Temove tan and freckles and purify the bl or send for circulars. ME. D. TAULELLE, LATE OF 615 IM removed to 1217 G's curled, dressed in hie st cleaned. Point lace curt ‘varty dresses done up. Mrs, Dr. MILLER, 918 F st. n. ets will dod. tn 30 you will be ws teautizul as Dresden china; uly 14TH ST. Ostrich: feathers dyed and and coun wort notice, Miss EDITH A. Hh sister, Mine, B. Van keutl 13th st! n-w.. ddoors from # st. (PHE SISTERS styles, ft and nish ERY LOW PRICi by CRS, jate drafter and cutter for her A trial solicited. "G06 BUTTONS ES on correc Jaze Evexixe Axp Panty Dresses CLEANED. PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST DELICATE FABRIC, LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED ——DEMI NEUF, AR. BBR 00°) RRR NNN 00 TTT BoB OO RR NNN OO OT Bib 8 8 BR SEE SS FT Buu “oo ROR ON NN ‘oo fF di MUS G STREET NURTBWEST. LL THE LATEST STYLES IN CATE AND Jacket patterns lave been deceived by tue Misses CUNSINGHAM, “Furriers, 1308 Sth sts uw. Ord: style sealskin wirments dyed and altered into latest styles. sel-tin Dysiye, DRY CLEANING, SCOURING. location, literature au: ‘Cinases atom! Instruct) dividual needs. Physic ‘Abundant exer ite nthe of Houses connected taney cro uni situat open. Every appointment for hesith and cousort. vergig abd Sire Wai. D. CAUELL, Briscipals GUARAs iE TO TEACH ANY Pi draw a life-size crayon Yortrait in | YOU WANT A PIANO or second-hand ; oF to ‘Call or drop us bD° N change your present ine for eatalorue and prices. It's very easy to buy « pisto on our terms of Payinent. City oF country. GRIMES" PIANO EXCHANG! 13 Pa. ave. ECTED AS MOST SaT- ‘ough trains connect at r Wor KSON TO 5 levsons. ne | H. KUHN, Practical Piano Maker, | Knowlelge of drawing. becesssr) . Sat presulte est i Music; 129 Gat: aino other | Seno charwe: J! MOREY ROLDS Ariat, C2) Toning and repairing, “m= Teesonable: termecesy une | _teé-Im 0 a be —— ME PRONOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOO! HALMET, & DAVIS Pranos,cxscEpassen | A Stntucea tates: tor nine Fence ae tauchs SUrabilty. “Anish aad arcistic | Yndivicual inetraction | chew ee. rs have. proven t thane seein prom supreme excellence. PIANO FARLOMS. SIT 9 ine oper au Pups y ARLOKS, 811 9h st. | Ing. T to rus $6 per quarter. Pujiis fmnations. Ol Ft. nw Bw ‘(HE FINEST DISPLAY OF PIANOS ARE NOW SMCLvE on exhilition at our ware roois, including the i WORLD-RENOWSED_ AND. MATCHLESS inetra. ments of WEBER, the. peerioas DECKER BRUN TOR ALENANDRIA AND THE SOUTH SUES AIST ie she te tom povaiar ESTER: | que BERLITZ senor OF LANGUAGES. manana, aM, Ht ae Na SS POND Pianos. Nath st nw re “Terme arranged ty Suit purchasers? convenience, Beaaches in the ptlacinel Anwnioua anf Ruropenn . wn SANDERS SE ASMAS. Sitieas Seats Lae Sek aw. circa S . fel-1m 13 N. Charlee st, Baithinore. ene sed "HE ROLIAN — A WONDERFUL SYMPHONY ORGAN. “You can play any composition without the knowledge of music. ‘Now styles just received. ROF_AND MADAM SCHOOL OF LANGU, ‘rench, Spantsh, Get P SANDERS & STAYMAN, belonging to the best universities of their native latls, 404 F st. Bow. and teachiny after Gallia original and scientide ne Ge! Suk A fol-Im 32 Cacia, Betamee,| Of, ths only ons decorated wd snd od by th , 2 SONMEIC ARNT 7 i. | educators. (See circulars.) Daily claveme "Al w hen, ian CHMER PIANOS — THE STANDARD IMGTRC. | 5 “wanes the wonberrul resulwvel tie news in : dah Exocvrios Axo Onxtoxy. went of the world. CO. Yo and 24 . Pianos for rent, moved and “ ane aio SS, TUT 1 FEE FYP FER ‘Genecal Mauaier, [oY Ff fon in the world NAKION COLLHON: uid 1th | JQ OE MOND AND DANUILLE HATLROAD Oo SoS F Hf Eee # oF wa ef dati Prize medal Paris Exposition. 200 first premiums; All ta A jeave at Penusy'! indorsed by over 100 music schools and colleges De W East Capito: st. stabi Local “for Lyn durability. Old Pianos taken in exchauce. ‘The only ‘hased Starin's Uusiness ester Pi Urtucht iat can take the place of a Grand. Enwteacners and eerured joyel and Ser wittr PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, 016 Lith st.n.w. | large classes th dytation TEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS’ PIANOS, Orxaus and 2olians for sale oF rent. s commercial br: ime Please call or send a0 scHook FoR | in Bronch Te aw roiredlar. PRIVATE Thor tut coumect Monteo Tails. throuirh tray ror P WASHine fey and m— Dail N'VistT , UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH. WORKMANSHIP ND DURABILIT’ Skcosp Team, _pecitatenueal Cheater arid thie py SAP DES VT peo denies GONZAGA COLLEGE, SECOND-HAND PIANOs. — A’ large assortment, couiprisin Almost every. well-known ‘mane in. th 47 Ist. nw. seungry th Scroll oye als clone out at very fm prices aud in ters, which will bestausetou EASE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1802, MONTHLY INSTALCMENTS when % desired. WM. KNABE & S17 Market Space, MEDICAL, &c. ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN be obtained, with the best of medical references, by applyme at a6 NEW PUPILS RECEIVED. daly 4:85 pm Sunday. Keturning arnve 3:30 pan! daily and 6-39 am. 810 per quarter. 5 mi the South arrive mation - and ae C. GILLESPIE, 8, 3., Pres't. c atircad, Weaiumge SHORO| r —NEW STEAMING site = Process veriect- nothing like it, Hours. 1 te 4 1.5 BROW al Agout pane Bie teatinen ‘Also geueral massage. “Re: | OCUMBTACOT sais VAS 1 TAYLOR, ane Ast ES a ix MERON. a, to mse th 3 ‘ ve comber 13 1801 G st. n.w.. a xraduate. Face luassace a spe- ckest preparation furan «fice situation, eave Wa Tuck of New Jerany Kefers to many: of the most prominent ladies of B10; phones oue, $35.00. She ee . ton. Ladies, 9 tol. Geutiewen trou 2 to B. uns by ebinpetent n For Chicas led Linited Bae te dual instruction Ly «xp » Fer month, teow $2 to # “AD AND BE WISE.—DK. BROTHERS, 9 t. S.W., appeared before me and made oath) is the oldest established expert specialist i th and will xuarantee a cure tn all disease of 1 furnish medicine, or n jconsuitation andadvice free at auy hour Of the day. Subscribed and sworn to betore we by Dr. BROTHERS. SAMUEL C, @ notary public im and ior the District of this ikl day of July, 15% im thie Eugisab, bu dividual or private Moderate prices 06 B be Tessous, no. ‘Send tor catalocue. For Guus Axp Youre Linus. A Modern CONTRADICTED THA’ dest established advertis ns Dr. BROTHERS, bu, B Thtatok 3 Dr. BROTHERS isthe ol ladies’ physician in the c High Grade a ——— ANHOOD KESTORED BY USING A two of Dr. BKOTHEKS' inviyorat M Wall cure any case of nervous debility. WOU B st. &. Ww. _fel3-lun' MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, “™ Dam. Sunday, Soa ‘31, D*® Leon, aabs inion. SoRUMAA iOS Souk: For Frederick, T1000 au, ‘Ql Boarding and Day Schoo:. bm For Hagerstown, 110.40 464 ST.. BET. 4% AND 6TH STS. N.W., BOMAL BLUE Li ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, can be ‘consulted daily from l0to Land Stoe. Prompt treatment. 1230-40" \. 15TH Si., PHILADELPHIA, 30 p.m. sh AND PHTLe Thorouxuly equipped in all departments. Special advantages im Literature, French and Ger- man, and Music. A Home, in which students have rare advantages for social training and experience. Hygiene, sanitation and physical comforts of the ost approved modern kind. For Philsdely day 4-05, bo: ond the cast, ats a4 a a iy Years’ experiesice. Scud ior book | address Mrs. ELIZABE: ieested) containing Tull particular for HOM CORE iS SOnERR. —y free or charge. Hours 9to9—U to Vevenucs. fel0 | ja1g Principal. ney pe HOB! EUTBOK, 916 % ST. N. BETWEEN Jur bangrainis 998 tune tables, to be laa Siw and 10th, ever ad Saturday frou Lito Y piss» inost reliable specialist, with thirty | GT. JOHN'S COLLEGE. Years’ experience in hospital and special Sc LEN Bionr ave. Husrantersea cure without mercury ot caustic, in all furiy inducretionn, bevy seeent oF throu eases 93 | Mf BS, MAN'S KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. five.y cured in “sto days. Dr. K.. established over Sprins sessions beyine FEBRUARY 1. Is 90 Feary at LIS N. Liberty st.. Baltiinore, can be eon and piace, south of Duvout Ci buited every Wednesday and ‘Saturday att! umber irom 1 tg 9 pau. “All needing medics and quick ces dhonid bot hesitate tocall. fem" ‘73 THE NEW PILL AND TONIC, “PHOSPHA- Alta Comp.” by* pi special tonic for heart and Dram tn ta rip jes stomach and liver. iterative sud “bod punter. ‘Saiuples tree SIMMS. 14th and fel-Tm* ORATORY, DRAMATIC and voice culture. EDWAKD C. TOW and Muss ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 13 WASHINGTON : KINDERGARTEN NOKMAL INSTITUTE. MODEL KINDERGARTENS AND SCHOULS, dest scenery ia America, withthe et complete Bold Train Dervice With . : . MULL ne Birs. Louise Pollocs. 1017 10th st., unt Fast Lane.” Solid Traum ver. ania Bours. te A constant demand ior our seaduates, ‘& 'F-4.¥. Vestityule Linstted”— i diiiag car Jor Cineimnati, 9. aerivunue at Ole i pm., Lome te 10F ali peuntm, Char iertee Staunton abd pruvcuyal Varo ay and Ricumondte Apply to Mrs, LOUISE tional Kindergarten Manu POLLOCK, Author of 3 . Soux Backs, &e POREIGNERS DESIMING AN EXPE teacher of the Euxitsh laucusre, g1¥: ences many of the diplowatic cory. JOLIAK. BALCH. st. ai. w. zs PrEsbs sei BOOL, Ist i ST. N.W ‘A thorough aud progressive schoo! for bith sexes \ VOID YEARS Oj UFFERING BY CONSULT- ing Dr.G.¥. Th Sais North 4th st. , Phil The ony Gernan-. Btates who is ab. re all effects of indiscretions of Loti sexes, "bend sor book ““iruih,”" exposing quacks and thar “Home Cure” swindle, & apy with PRY Kalu Linse ‘of any wader tnclusing cole preveratcry works sree — - wocld THOS, Wr Sib WELL. Princapal. ea aeons ep tanya gee DM aac. Leavitg or poston, sein Oe ae a —— | _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS _p = = si ——— —— ‘Tue Cocunax, pie = Tew LAW. Pe : py Shact ‘ov 1ath and K sts., Franklin Square, Wedneaday “and dridag at 7 mane Washimatoa, D.C. | Hawi actounindato” atin ‘The capttal’s fashionable residence center. Elegant rooms, single or en suite, for transient or Permanent xuests. Appointuents and cuisine unex- celled. Auerican aud Kurupean systema. | Steatutrout © very day in the year ard ‘hen ‘every business way. Call ormetd fot new itvuse | 8! 4p. drut oh oe Sot | SCOURING AND DRY OLEAN. | _Rolthtr WF PAIGE | ihnation “BUS BARA A SEERGERA | Gp, ict aud 1421 Yeung van to New York ave. Fi OTEL Win: 3 aus Prncis Proprietor. Ear Aine i thenots Vin thw ow NUL SENSES in | ¢ Abiy hotel as born mewip recarmhetand is now | ISS, BACOHS CIVIL, SERVICE INSEIECTE | jaye EXCH, tormeriy with | open for the receptiva of ttuusieut, permaneut and ‘success:UL.y 10F Civil servion, al | YOCNT VERNON. - Larts. ny | dy boarders. Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, Propriecress. ol7 | Prepared. success wliy tor = aS W tian Hore, ‘The DENTISTRY. Pa. ave. and 14th st., PROFESSIONAL. TOMB OF WASHINGTON, Sta T PARSONS = wae Pc. ME. BROOKE TELLS All THE EVENTS OF it a > ‘Urieans; will turn ‘sud Févame prec- EBBITT HOUSE, M life, (All business cup dential arenes Cet urther notice, the Palatal Tron god Stash — — — .. bet. Ist and North Capitol sts. n.w. fel5-im* GRAHAM, 307 7TH N.W., OPPOSITE SAKS & WARRINGTON. BC oa 10. Bridge work abpecialty, Bea Filing: ‘Silver, vain, 1d, 81 ups cleanin, Wer Tull set ot Neorg’ best teeth, full at, $7, All work 00 any operativn proving Unsatisfactory. ’ BUDINGION WKIGH' W rpaerpenee ce a3 Gold Aliines, Awalcau films, 81 Temporary hilimgs, 750, Rabber Piates (der), 85, #8, AlL work Warranted, ineludiag [U, © DeNTAL ase, U. a 401 7th nw. send street. mituUl and Artie ‘Gold Crowns that have no superior, oui; Oc. ; plating, ‘auwalgam, ie suaeahtecd strictly Drat—class and inoney checrrully. refunded text iT, DD. &, 10. Supooet excise of ino jeding ws ite ode i, to cpa ee “Tie since oe ae = us DE, BLAS 32 IND. AVE. BW, Tutely without pai; wold, eifsailvers ® open Sundays. GiggEORS DENTAL aa G flied sto as fel7-2w* eed See ME. FRANCIS, CAKD READER AND THA’ Mvincatum :iife civen from cradictoxtave. 20 heat ory fern" toe trip daily, exceyt Time’ the 3th om bee Ps Fe round trip. @1, inendiue a ac a rune” Eien one F CLAY 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED | Due Cusrioggalonicater at Px clairvoyant, astrolower and nvediuu cen se city ae inate iremcue cut? secoud | teiephome cal-s25 cabin, steerae | Britain) Biageest oft Sie DUBS WY Beaman Be! | Boteg prover, Une serrate, gwen ee _ iy Hroubles.evil snfluenves. | Stranwery {rom other s z ; Gives and "able will sao thesis SHH ivunU techn CCOND 8, 8. co. Sop Yo the rit vince at oe, ae he eucceede Was To Southausston ‘Tray eee 1, 8: 2, Ga. ta. ; Saale, Tues., Ach. - 19, Dam. ‘Contiortable state rooms, excellent, veyast ,~ at born with. bas 4 AKEFIELD ats bates oo to location: Soaaye ‘¢ an woods ee 4 , ERS (aaa cst! wh FD Moy" | Room iu, 010 Fane. et NO te Sienibace ta mans beter ; ‘RS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE Wrsi- | ive» sno 4 a ind Bt Clements Bay. Aida, TEAS LON) PRL AD EER BrReeE™ | MSiewn bastmesena for Prounten Creat Vs. 2nd Se ‘medium, also medical oe Se ae a es Me. N astrolowist in the