Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1892, Page 16

16 a THE EVENING STAR: 5a WASHINGTON. D. c. SATURDAY. OCTO 15, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. \ en LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. vonncasr rt $ ru. sUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and ‘Virginia, fair until Sunday morning > ree imeteasing cloudiness during Sunday, but without rain; southerly winds;station- ery temperatare. CONDITION OF THR WATER ™ and contition of wnter at 8 om. Falla, temperature, 61. conditic 96. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 62. Ci dition at north connection, 36: comdition a eouth connection, 36. distributing reservoir, temperature, 62, ‘condition at influent gate house, 96; effiuent gate house, 36. High tide. Low tide. SMam 854pm Mam 10:25 p.m. - > No Farm Tates, But solid business facts! Our €1.90 Hat will ost you two-fifty elses he nave & Sox, One Price. th and D. Cun. Xawpen’s Virginia Port, made here in hie winery (28 pounds of Manaseas grapes for 1 gallon). has double the frastyness and vinosity Of California and Oporto Ports made of 11g Pounds of grapes Loox at 2012 15ru N.W. 9 rooms, bath, furnace, electric applia and handsomely Gniebed; lot 191115 ft. very cheap Bran & West, 718 i5th st. nw. A Jon. 2.50 « box of 50 Clear Havana Key ‘West Cigars Siexnes, 1011 Pa. av Paare's Carros Fras best made,” 48e.. #4 sev Dmawens, “the + Fraxe & Sox, One Price, ner 7th and D. Tue people of the frice, and use it freely have becanse of ite use 2e. everywhere pearly and beautiful Campers Cuxaxep by the Exrme Conret Wouns, 681-685 Mase. ave. n.w., are made moth- Froof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 Fon low price on Carpets. I Floor (iicloth, Blanket, Dre Jouxsox, Ganxen & Cc 636 Pa. ave. ArtSquares, joods, & Five Gat. Gasotixe, (0c. Meppi« Fant Stries Men's Derby Hate, black or brown, fine felt, £1.50 and value. A. T. Lewn th st. W. 8. Pusmen, Fle Vou Wart Parrn. Moldings and Interior Tint go to KW Sth et. now. Window Shades, Room g and Decorating it s0¥'s, nw. 1113 F Purep Overseas. A Gavre’s, 1810 7th st. ow. Moss Santix E. Gonriz begs to inform her friends and customers that she ix no longer with 4. €. Hutebinson, but will be pleared to meet them at Mrs. T. I. Hauazsow’s, 1229 F at. Gaapextxo.— Have your jawneand yards fixed by Wins § Craax, Landscape Gardener, No. 613 12th st, now. Tue Rear Tare. Poston Baked Eeansand Boston Brown Bread daked by Boston for Innches and Sun lay breakfast. Inwix's, 1917 Lith st. nw. Vineerre’s 4 Orrs cures rheumatism. At druggists CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS Te aT. Auaavon’s Oras Horse. —“'On the Soudan.” Navtoxat Turaten.Halien & Hart “The Gladiator. Hanns Brsoe Treaten.—Dan'l A. Kelly in “The Shadow Detective.” Keaxay's Lyceum Tueatea—Sam T. Jack's “Forty Thieves. Jue Barrie of Ger: spcma.— 15th street and Chi avenue > Found an Infant. This morning = female infant, colored, was found im St. Paul's court, between Pennayl- vania avenue and I, 22d and 23d streets north- west. i A Cutting Affray. At 12:30 o'clock this morning an altercation took piace at house 15 McCullough street, near the Baltimore and Obio depot, between two brothefs, Ruben and Kobert Allen, and the latter received a serious cut in the left breast. Robert was taken to the Emergency Ho-pital and Kuben was arrested by Udicers Gurdon and Brady. ‘The Funeral of Dr. John W. Schoeneeke: Funeral services over the remains of Dr. John W. Schoenecker were c acted this morning At 9 o'clock at his Inte residence, 716 12th street. Chaplain Stevens of Kit Carson Post, G. A. R.. officiated. The body was during the morning taken to Baltimore for interment, i —— - Surrender of a Fugitive. Yesterday aman named John Lake entered the ete. ¢ office and stated that he believed that he was wanted in Baltimore for the em- Dezzlement of 60 from the Baltimore Cab Company.by whom he hat neen employed, and that he had been on a A telegram was sent to Marshal Frey, and Detective Mitchell coming over with a warrant took Lake to Balti more. oe a To Go to the Fifth Preeinet. This morning Lieut. L. H. Hollinberger Telieved Inspector MeCathran, in charge of the detective bureau at police headquarters, and Lieut. MeCathran entered upon a short leave of absence. at theend of which he will take | charge of the fifth prec rary charge of Sergt. Muiil ow in the tempo- —_—_— She ix Held. Delia Howard, the colored prisoner of the work house, charged w: Alex Giles, one of the keepers, on Saturday last, fe still confined at the sixth precinct, where she Will likely remain until the expiration of the work house sentence, when she will be charged Before Judge Miller with the anault on an Officer in the discharge of his duties. ‘The Presbyterian Celebration. By order of the presbytery of Washington ity the discovery of America by Columbus will be celebrated by services in the New York Ave- nue Chareh on Friday, October 21, at 11 a.m. Dr. Bartlett will preside. Dr. Sunderland will make the prover. Dre. Chester and Hamlin Make short addresses and a paper will be read by Mr. A. K. Spofford, librarian of Congress. arrangements for this meeting were made by « committee consisting of Rev. Dre. Bartlett aad Sunderiand and Judge William Strong, ap- peinted by the presbytery for this purpose. > having assaulted Another Medal of Honor. Capt. James L. Christiancy of this city has veceived from the War Department one of the Medals of honor authorized By the act of Con- Grew of March 3, 1563, for distingurhed serv- fees in the army and navy. Capt. Christiancy Wasat the time of the special act of bravery for wbich the medal is awarded, May 25, 1864, anaid to Gea GAL Custer ai battle of Baws Shop, or Old Church, Va., and was shot twee, bis horse being killed under him. = Baapacar Praxos, 210 payments, ere — Adel. 1225 Pa > Massas. Buowxixo ayy Swonxstept. trus- tees. announce the sale of those elegant houses @@ Massachusetts avenue between Istand 2d Greets northeast, to be sold by auction Mon- day, October 17, at 4 o'clock p.m., by Ratcliffe, Derr & Co. auctioneers. These houses a: Bieely located. with large front and back yards. eonerete blocks in roadway, £0. Do not twattend. See advertisement. — Parace Onoaxs, 85 $6,800 you Bracriyct Hover in Mt. Pleas ent. ' Zevely & Finley, 622 F street northwest. — Uratomr Praxos for rent. 1225 Pa ave.—Adet. Parvate Pantixs and others having local @ocks and bonds to dispose of should call on or address Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., mo avenue. who will make an Adee Robert Downing in| fail - | ymenta 1225 Paave.—Ad | — ‘by auction of such securities next THE SUBURBAN RAILROAD. Directors of the New Line Meet and Work Will Be Immediately Pushed. This morning a meeting of the officers, di- rectors and others interested in the District of Columbia Suburban railroad was held at room 76 of the Washington Loan and Trust building and the routes proposed and the prospects of the company talked o Col. Gilbert Noyes president), Judge Geo. P. Davis (vice presi- dent and superintendent), Prof. L. C. Loomis, T. C. Daniel, Mr. Sidney E. Mudd. Phil W. Chew, Jere Johnson, Ira P. Baker and Jobn W. Childress are the di- rectors, Harry Barton secretary and Col. D. W. Glassie the attorney, and all of whom are in- terested in Northeast Washington, Brookland. Langdon and Bladensburg road and thus far the stock is being subscril property holders along the line to «uch an ex- tent as to give assurance that the 30,000 popu- lation of the northeast section of the District will have the same facilities as are now enjoyed | by other sections of the District. ‘THE ROUTE. The route is along the Bladensburg road from the District line by way of H, 7th and G streets northeast, Ist street, New Jersey ave- nue. G and Sth streets, Louisianna avenue to ‘Tth street northwest to the center of the city. Langdon, Brookland and other subdivisions in the proposed branches. On the other end of the proposed road are the historic shington Inn at Bladensburg, the battle the dueling ground where Decatur fell, ‘ residence and chureh. The poliey of the projectors and directory is to make as many interested as possible, and there- fore the subscriptionsand stock are being limited to small blocks of twoand oneto each m. It is expected that during the present month, the routes having been approved by the Com- missioners, bids will be called for and the work given out and the road built as soon as possible, and the motive power arranged for. | A Grand Army Musical Union. For nearly a year past a number of musically nclined members of the Grand Army of the Republic have been meeting at the residence of Comrade E. D. Tracy to practice the singing of patriotic and other music. The movement be- gan with members of Kit Carson Post, No. 2, but has gradually drawn into it members of other posts until they now number over forty. During the last two weeks a permanent orgat zation has been effected and the following | fades elected as officers, viz: Presi- | Coleman; vice president, C. M. D. Browne; secretary, J. E. Snow: treasurer, J. 8. Garrison, librarian, E. H. Brown; director, E. D. Tracy: executive committee, Dr. J. T. Hens- ley, Harry Player and J. P. Reed. “It is pro- vided that active members shall be members in good standing of the Grand Army of the Re- public, but others interested in the undertaking and friends of the members may become asso- | ciate members. It 1 the intention to give a concert at an early day, assisted by outside | talent. ‘Ihe name adopted is the Grand Army | Musical Union of the Department of the Poto- | mac, and singers and musical performers are invited to become members. | ae That Forfeited Pittsburg Game. | President Young has left Washington for Cleveland. He said: “Until tho two teams are ready to play ball no one will know who is to umpire the first contest. There will be three ganies at Cleveland, three at Boston, if neces- | sary, and three at New York, provided, how- | ever, that future champions do not decide mat- ters in their own towns, for it will only be necessary to win five out of the nine games to become champions of the world. By the way, | that Pittsburg-Washington forfeit game was | not decided at our Inst meeting. There is a stion to be settled regarding a fine of $1,000 for refusing to play ball, and we determined to let that matter go over until our annual meet- ing at Chicago, November 16.” ——— } Got Their Diplomas After All. ‘The nine students connected with the pre- paratory department of Howard University | who on account of a misunderstanding with the | | principal refused to deliver their graduating orations last spr:ng, and in consequence re- | ceived no diplomas, have since that time recon- sidered their determination. Yesterday the orations were delivered and the certificates of graduation were conferred. —_——— A League of University Clubs. Ata meeting held at the University Club last evening plan was agreed upon fora closer | afSliation of the organizations of college clubs in the principal cities. According to the agree- jnent reached a member of any university club will be to all intents a non-resident member of the club in a city where he is temporarily stop- ping. A card from the secretery of his club will open the doors of the other club houses to him, where all the privileges of a non-resident member will be extended. There are eleven | clubs whose membership is confined to univer- sity graduates in this country. Eight of these are interested in the league which was formed last night, the university clubs of St. Louis, San Francisco, Kansas City, Denver, Boston, | Chicago, Pniladelphia, Cincinnati and Wash- ington, ‘Testimonial to the L. I. Corps. Sunday evening, the 23d instant, friends of | the Washington Light Infantry Corps wilt have an opportunity to enjoy a musicale of a high order at Albaugh’s Opera House. The entertainment is given as a testimonial by local | talent to the Washington Light Infantry Corps, | Among the attractions announced will be | solos by Mrs. Kittie Thompson Berry, the lady who accompanied Sousa on -bis tour to the west; Messrs. Herndon Morsell and John H. Nolan. and choruses by the Washington Sen- ve voices. Mr. Anton Kasper, and Mr. Wm. Waldecker, the pianist, will also participate. The Washington Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Club will appear and the Third Artillery Band, under the leader- ship of Mr. K. Reimnitz, will contribute con- certed music. It is not often that such a popu- lar entertainment is offered to the public. —— For the Colombian Torchlight Parade. Go direct to “headquarters” for flags, Ian- | terns, torebes, floats, transparencies and deco- | rations of all kinds for the Columbian celebra- mn and parade next Friday, October 21. ses, clubs, associations, &c., supplied a holesale prices by Julius Langsburgh ut the Rink,” New York avenue near 18th street.— Adet. ‘ pe SS | Serruens’ Exccrstox to Catrrorsta.—The Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces ® spe- cial excursion to San Francisco, Cal, via St. Louis on October 25, leaving Washington, D. at $:30 p.m. The excursion has been espe- cially arranged for the accommodation of per- sons desiring to settle in the west and should be largely patronized by them. All comforts nec- | essary fora transcontinental journey will be provided. Apply to Daniel Bride, ger agent Baltimore and Ohio, Central building, Baltimore. . B. Hege, 1851 Pennsylvania avenne, shington, who will cheerfully fur- nish information relative to rates to different points in the west.—Adet. Iwpontaxt Sate or Oven 700 Onrextat Carvers axp Rvos.—Latimer & Sloan will | have on exhibition on Monday, 17th instant, at their auction rooms, over 700 Turkish car- pets and rugs. ‘This is one of the most elaborate and costly consignments ever sent to this city. ‘The sale will take placo on Tuesday | next at 11 o'clock and will be continued morn- ing and afternoon until Friday.—Adet. — Buapsvsy Praxos for rent. 1225 Pa. ave.—Adet. P, ox. n daily. Hi ‘amis Sazow.""-Open daily. Hygienic facial massage isone of the advanced notions | of this age and the most ly efficacious means of maintaining a velvet complexion with the plumpness of youth. Second floor (take | elevator), Mertz building,F and 11th ste.—Adv. cers aries Urarout Piaxos for rent. 1225 Pa. ave.—Advt, poste on a | ‘Trusrexs’ Saux ov 1137 157m st. x.w. Messrs. Colbert and Jones, trustees, will sell, through Latimer & Sloan, auctioncers, the valu- able property above mentioned in front of the premises Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. | A good chance for investment.—Advt. Scrorvta Hewon. “*For four years I suffered with scrofuls. Blotches came out all over my body, and swelling on the right ‘side of the neck, and in less than a year I had lost forty. pounds. I was induced by H. L. Tubbs, our drugaiat, to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. and the blotches and lump in my neck disappeared, and I soon bewan to gain ‘im flesh. In four months there was none of the disease left im my system, and I wasas well and strong as ever." G. W. DONER, Osceola, South Dakota. “‘Lean vouch for the above. I can show forty-two prescriptions I put up for Mr. Doner, which id him Bo good. J urged him to take SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY. Several Housebreakers Sentenced in the ‘Criminal Court Today. In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, this morn- | who plead guilty to false pretenses a few days | ago, the sentence was suspended and personal | bonds taken. Pleas of not guility were entered by the fol- lowing: Benjamin Wayne, assault with intent to kill Wm. Terry on August 5; George Collins and Thomas T. White, larceny; John Vinson, housebreaking, and Arthur Jackson, colored boy of twelve years, housebreaking. Frederick Brown, a fourteen-year-old colored | boy, for larceny from the , pocket book | and’80 cents, of Hattie Conwell, plead guilty | end was sentenced to the reform school during minority. John Lee, colored. plead guilty to house- breaking residence of Sidney Gibson, August 14, sdving there were seven against him and none for him, and he was sentenced to three years in Albany penitentiary. Albert Wheeler, alias Charles White, a col- ored man, plead guilty to housebreaking in en- tering the house of Hudolph Hassler on Sep- tember 8 and was also guilty of the case in which he is charge of entering the stable of W. C. Bergman. He stated that the stable door was open and it was daylight. He was sen- tenced to four years in the Albany penitentiary. P In the case of John Richardson, convicted on the 15th instant of housebreaking, a motion for a new trial was overruled and ho was sentenced to five years in the Albany penitentiary. Arthur Jackson, a twelve-year-old colored boy, withdrew his plea of not guilty of house- breaking, and, pleading guilty, was sentenced ‘to the reform school. Fell From « Roof. Charles Young, a painter, employed in paint- ing 489 O street northwest, fell from the roof f Spicer S afternoon and was seriously injured. je was taken to the Freedman's Hospital. Gaetionr aaa Cheap Excursion to Lura; Special train, via B. and O. R. R., will leave B. and 0. station, Washington, at 8:25 a.m. on Tuesday, October 18, arriving at Luray at 1:00 .m. Return, leave Luray at 5:00 p.m., arrive Er "washington at 9:00 p-m. Round trip, in- cluding admission to the caverns, $3.50.—Adot. Se World's Fair Dedication. Reduced rates to Chicago via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Tickets will be on sale Oc- tober 18 to 20, inclusive, and will be good for return until October 25, inclusive. The most direct and picturesque route. $22.65 for the round grip from Washington.—Advt. pier BNP i Paxace Onoaxs, $5 payments. 1225 Pa.ave.—Ad placa on beatin To Luray Ca¥: ix AvTrumN.—The next excursion to Luray caverns on Tuesday, Octo- ber 18, via B.and 0. R.I., comes at ‘a time when a trip to the famous cave is mont pleas- | ant. Traveling is delightful. The scenery en route is most picturgsque. The foliage of the forests on the Shenandoah hills is most gor- geous and brilliant in ita autumnal hues. A special train will leave B. and O. station, Wash- ington, at 8:25 am. Returning, will leave Caverns. Luray at 5:00 p.m. and will arrive Washington at 900 p.m. Round trip, $3.50, iftcluding ad- | mission to the caverns.—Advt. eee Brapacry Praxos, $10 payments. 1225 Pa. | ave.—Adet. ot Oxe Sone Now. BABY AFFLICTED WITH BAD SORFS AND ERUPTIONS.—NO RELIEF.—PERMA- NENTLY CURED BY THE cuTICURA. During the summer of 1880 iny eighteen months’ old | infant was so aftficte! with eruptions that ordinary domestic remedies failed to give any relief. On his hips would often app ar the seeming track of alitt.e wire-like worm, and on other parts of his body bad sores came and remained till I procured the CUTI- CURA REMEDIES. For some time I used the soap and salve without @ blood medicine, but they did not | do so well as when all were used torether. Ithas now been nearly a year since the eruption was healed, and | Ivery much feared it would return with the warm | weather of this year, but the suimmer is passed and not one sore has appeared on him. Mrs. A.M. WALKER, Carsonville, Ga. SORE FROM WAIST DOWN. Thad three of the best physicians in Paducah, and they did me no good. Iused your CUTICURA KREM- EDIES, and they have cured mo sound and well. I was sore from my waist down with eczema. They have cured me with no signof return. Iowe my life toCUTICURA, for without » doubt I would have been in my grave had it not been for your remedies. Allow me to return my sincerest thanks. W. H. QUALLS, Paducah, Ky. CUTICURA KEMEDIES. If the thousands of little babier who have been cured of agonizing, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and blotchy skin and scalp diseases could write, what host of letters would be received by the proprietors | of the CUTICURA REMEDIE ean appreciate | the agony these little ones suffer, and when these | great remedies relieve in a single application the | most distressing eczemas and {tching and burning skin diseases. and point to a speedy and permanent cure, it is positively inhuman not to use them without, & moment s delay. Soldeverywhare. Price, CUTICURA, Ne. : SOAP, Qe. ; RESOLVENT, 81." Preparel by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, Masa. E2-Send for ‘How to Cure Skin Diseases.” BABY'S Skin and Sca’p purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. HOW MY SIDE ACHE: Aching Sides and Back, Hip. Kidney and .4 Rheumatism Fi THE CUTICURA mh The first and only instantaneous pain-Killing plaster. ocll-was = sperrut Farr, Barcarys L Veivets and Piusher. Seraen, Hews OWN. meres. C oth, . Paid and Striped at torm Camel Hair, Homes: Tis NOVELTY DiuESS GUODS in iereat variety anc Prices lower than ever besore known. Lovely Scrip, Siikalines and Cretonne: Blankets, Couforts, Counterranes, 1 BShee'ing, Towels, Napkins at a sacrifice ts’ Unverwear, Collars and Cuffs, Hosiery, &e. Fousdaie Cambri secuiacery! Cambrie,se, ‘Sheotins, 10s el, Be. and Ut Entire stock at a cecrifice.. Call early. 6a BRUDHEAD & CO., Established 1867. Kecently on F st. ocl4-3t ‘1819 and 1821 14th st. n.w. near 8. Mockszze & Co., 1203 F Sr. Our Boys’ School Shoes in price. Our Misses’ School Shows in price: Our Ladies’ M.S: Dongola Tip Boots. . Our Ladies’ M." 6."Daisy” Kid“ Button Boots, Bs . ocld-zt® MOCKBEE & CO. ‘TIES THE QUAHHES OF Gis Are manifold. It's the coolest Kind of fuel for summer, but the hottest kind for winter. The construction of the stove is responsibie for the ifference. We're at present showing the very best makes of GAS HEATING STOVES. They'll warm your bath room or bed room more thoroughly, rapidly and economically than any other means. No dirt, no dust. Prices moderate. S. S. SHEDD & Bus: colt 432 OF SE N.W. Kissixo A Pretty Grat in ancient tiines was considered « sure cure for the headache. Wile it is generally pretty hard to improve upon old methods we believe. ‘“Bromo- Sine ie Miciont reeds for the °. ‘Ail Gramvists sell Bromodine. - 6 doses be. F807? TREES. Go ape vines, = SMALL FRUITS, &e. EVERGREEN, ovps, bc. PALMS and Other Decorative Plants for houses. PEONIES, &e. Everything of finest quality and at low rates, JOHN SAUL, a oo — P.O. Box 484. emai LR THE. MEAD CURED IN ONE NIGHT ig by droartete eeneraiy. Beene t. Lees hee ing in the case of James Riley, a white boy, | How Wasarxotox Lavms Reoanp In: LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE has jumped intofavor at one bound. Hardly a mail that docs not bring us a batch of unsolicited testimonials, and mostly from Washingtonians. While apprectating very highly the kind words which | come from abroad we appreciate doubly more those | which we receive from the refined and intelligent ladies of the capital. No Tooth Wash has ever enjoyed such popular appre- ciation. We honestly and truly believe there is more of it sold in one day than of all the other dentifrices combined. Nor cam it be wondered LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE is an entirely new preparation which possesses all the best Properties of the old tooth washes and certain prop- ertica peculiar to steels. It whitons the teeth, hardens the gums and makes the breath deliciously sweet—no limit to its use—tbe oftener the better; no acid, no grit, no washing the mouth after using it, for it is the best wash iteelf. LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE iso untver- sally used that the leading dry goods and notion houses and fancy grocers find it necessary to handle it as woll as the druggists, If you have not yet tried it do 20 at once. See that the bottle bears our trademark and label. None genuine without it. LILLY, ROGERS & Co., Patentees and Sole Proprietors, Bal imore, Ma. CITY ITEMS. Cardigan Jackets, All colors and styles. Our $1.48 Jackets. sin- le or double breast, are the best ever shown —— price. Franc & Son, One Price, i Cor. 7th and D. ee ee This May Interest You. If you are employed by the day and receive your pay weekly or every two weeks, do you, ecautse you credit your employer that l of time, charge him more for your services you would if you were paid daily? Do salaried employes who aro paid monthly receive a — compensation than they would if paid weekly? redit is an accommodation—without it busi- ness would Ianguish—and goods sold on credit are just as good as those sold for cash at the eame price. If you are a housekeeper your experience will demonstrate that, in the ordinary run of business, the price of an article may be less- ened by purchasing in large quantity, whether for cash or on credit. So faras Furniture is concerned my prices speak for themselves. Call and got some “time” figures and be convinced. Jonx Ruppex, The Accommodator, It 613 Seventh street northwest. How Are Your Eyes? Dr. 8. D. Hicks, late with Queen & Co., Philadelphia, has ar- ranged to be -at D. N. Walford’s, 477 Pa. ave. n.w., every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and will make no charge to determine if your sight may be improved. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1t* We Don’t Ask You To believe blindly, but a look at our @1.90 Derby will conv: you that it is the usual two-tifty quality. is Fraxc & Sox, Ono Price, Cor. 7th and D. ee To the Purchasing Public. My stock of Furniture, Draperies, Lace Cur- tains and Upholstery Goods is full’ and com- lete, and while I am not “headquarters” for ‘urniture, nor can I sell goods from 25 to 50 pet cent lems than other merchants in my line of yusiness, will guarantee you as reliable goods and as low prices as any other first-class house here or elsewhere. Remember, you will not have to wait for “special sales” for bargains and low prices, but you will find us always ready for you with reliable goods and reasona- ble prices: Tuos. D. Srxoetox, ol4-3t 415 7th st. n.w. Only 89 Cents. Whisky always sold for $1 full quarts. Per- fection Rye, Bourbon on Sour Mash, Monogram. or Jones. All seven years old. H. A. SELIO- son, 1200 and 1202 Pa, ave. ocls-2t Victor Becker, Expert Piano Tuner and Regulator, 1403 10th st. n. w.; uprighta a speci- alty. Send order by postal. ocl3-3t® Free. Call and sce the grand art exhibit of the White Sowing Machine. All this week (open evenings). Ev: Indy visitor is entitled to one chance to secure a $55 machine Free. Newmax & Sox, 723 7th st. n. pee I Singers who'are troubled with hoarseness will find that White’s Yucatan Gum, if used just before they are going to sing, will clear tho throat and restore the natural tone of voice. 0c10-6t Soe Cabinets reduced to $2.50 per dozen until November 1, Estapnook, Photographer, akwtt 711 Market space. —— Not Excetled by any high-priced liniment, Salvation Oil, 25 cents a botile. 6 ocll-5t* ———— Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, the only Cocoa with rich chocolate flavor. 7 = Buy a Machine with a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. Its silent rotery motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machine Wuerter & Vinsox Mya. Co., Jed-str 437 Mh st. n. we ee 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Druggists, aulz making a apo- Hair Cutting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruif. _ oc7-tr = ee Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases None > Praise. Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness, ja27 Ofiice 437 9th st. n. w. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Have You Terr ‘There is nothin: which lends more tothe ‘Deauty and uttractivencss of the face than & set of pourly white teeth Our ***tyrrh and Orris” Tooth Wash will speedily remove all stains, tartar, the teeth, leaving them ‘clean, whit Beautiful. Also destroys all offensive odors, heals and hardens the gums and imparts & lasting fragrance to the breath. Put up in neat screw-top bottles, good size, Be. each 8 DEe SE : rag 7th and H sts. ‘Newsy Ar Wuuerr & Ruorrs. “*What is to be worn in Furs et and which aro to be the most. fash spemiited in Our atock. “New <a ‘every dewriytion, 4 ets wid Sucques, Fur Capes. Far Neck Seaste ‘and Fur Frog Fastenings and ail kinds of tein ining Furs. By the way! dresses. will bo trimmed with Furs inore this season than ever vefore. WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pa. ave. n.w. 000-3. Renovar. Ww. G. Merzenorr & Co. Have moved to their new building, at the old stand, 1110 F Sz. N. W,, And have put in an cntire new stoci lebrated Hardon and Kioball Piance, whiten wilt be ene fuiremely low prices: cash or ‘on time. Tho Pysnoe over rom the 0} a aes willbe of W. G. Merzenorr & Co., aszm 1110. F SN. W. a Gootrar Rutter exe S678 em qualities, correct ‘les, guaranteed Mas. M. J. Hoxr, j WO FST. Kw. ‘Is prepared to toscana AMUSEMENTS. SUNDay. ocToBER 16, 2% Cente Round Trip. Bee ““The lands are lit Tip al the antuzan Glace of golden rod, ‘nd bend and wave ead fit. OCTOBER OUTINGS ON SUNDAYS MACALESTER—Queen of the Waves. . ber 16—1 6 Santer. (GSS. Round try 2s cents, HO" OF FAST-FLYING, DELIG! Worth a hundted dcctors: prescriptions Pull of ro EIOPLERSE Se ste Pt ase = On Sunday, Uctober 16, = 1: AM. 25 Cents Round Trip. ‘The your MAU: trip to CLIFTON BEACH atll:c5e. b 3 oth Ravi Satpal gi: Schedule of trin—Leave Migs efor toe naar as 3 san m. Marsal Hallet SuaB p.m sent, Cate oa Macaleater, ferred continuonsiy. ‘The best of grder euuraatocd, The presence of the ladies is especially invited. MOUNT 1 3 ar VERNON AND MARSHALL BALL STEAMBOAT COMPANY. ACESI RACES! RACES! FOURTH ANNUAL RACE MEETING Of the TROTTING HORSE BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION Of Maryland and District of Cotumbta, PIMLICO, BALTIMORE, MD., October 18, 19 and 20. One, two, three and four-year-old colt races! 8, 2.45, 2.95, 2.80 and 2.25 class races! wteepie- chase, burdle and fist races! ‘Maryland and District of Columbia bred horses owned by members of the association. Four races each day and fast time. ‘Races called promptly at 1:30 p.m. ‘The eocial event of the seaeon. Electric cars to the track. ADMISSION, 50 CTS. LADIES FREE. ol. L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN, President. BENJAMIN WHITE, Secretary. oclS-4t MEtzenort MUSIC HALL, ‘NIKISCH. _—— ——. O Bos tox | SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | 75 Performers. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | MR. ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conductor. FIVE GRAND CONCERTS. On jesday Je, eeteaary Tana Maree Tee 6 anes SHA Act SAP BERENS RL angortar cheba Sih ick tickets, including reserved seats for the seriesof five concer s—@5 and 87—according to location. Se The sale of season tickets opens at Moetzerott's Music Store Monday morning, ‘October, 24. . ocl5-7t C_ A. ELLIS, Manager, “ALPAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE. TESTIMONIAL CONCERT TO THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS, BUNDAY EVENING, Oct. 23, 1892, At 8 o'clock, By ‘The Combined Local Talent, including Mrs. KITTI THOMPSON BERRY, Messrs. HERN- DON MORSELL, WM. WALDECRER, ANTON KASPAR, JOHN H. NOLAN, the SENGERBUND, the WASHINGTON MANDOLIN CLUB and the THIRD ARTILLERY BAND. Admission, 0c. Reserved seats, 75c. ‘Tickets to be obtained from members or at the Opera House. ocl&22 (ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT AT § LAST TIME. The Boston Theater's Matchless and Mighty Production, THE SOUDAN, THE SOUDAN, THE SOUDAN, THE SOUDAN, Under the management of 8 Ww x ©. B. JEFFERSON, RLAW and ERLANGER, consecutive performances. Of the Desert City. war Square. Bite and Drunt Corba. PEOPLE 300 Next Week: The Grand Sportal, ;PIDER AND FLY." SEATS NOW ON SALE. OW ool. ‘M THEATEK, Fenty vania ave, and 11th st TONIGHT: TONIGHT! SAM T JACKS: Military —300 | _Next week ~City Sports Burlesque Company. 010-6t M2tzZER0Tr MUSIC HALL, Beeen oes The SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA e NEW ¥ «OF NEW YORK, IN CONJUNCT'ON WITH THE CHOKAL SOCIETY, Under the direction ‘of ‘WALTER DAMROSCH. Assisted by Eminent Solotsts, ayiil give a cours of atx SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO CONCERTS © follows: Row. 16, 1802... Symphony.” “Messiah.” Evenine, Jan. 23) J a ning, March 2 Sea ine, April ‘Symipbony." 10. April Bega e ghee” oc8-7t, PHILHARMONIC CLUB. FOUR FINE CONCERTS. NOTE THE PRICES. COURSE TICKETS, 1, 82, 83. Seats now on sale at Metzerott's. 008-3w «618 ABEND IN DEUTSCHLAND" (An evening in Germany), In aid of the building fund of the WASHINGTON SENGERBUND, ‘Washington Light Infantry Armory, OCTOBER 17 to OCTOBER 29, 1892, at 8 p.m. ‘Children's matinee SATURDAYS at 2 p.m. CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY. Season tickets, 1. Single admission, 10 cents. 's Children's admission to matinee, 5 cents. FO? YOUR INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE. coRsORDIA ath and Fw has ITHE BAR.) AS 7 AMUSEMENTS. (j20RGETOWN ORCHESTRA, JOBEF KASPAR, Conductor. Beason of 1892-93. METZEROTT MUSIC HALL FINANCIAL. = Oxe acxvnep AND FIFTY DOLLaRs VE sec" ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS In stock of the frst i GOOD HOFE MINING COMPANY, @ short tune only, when the price will be Pe ademced ATCLIFFE, DARRAOO., Aveta. By Fhe ee NOR ot bee et a pat the Basch, Hom 4 5 ry poms, ‘te following progerty Aaa eet Cart 7 se ioeat Verse F a | feet Scop and bx tet ewe of sur sag' 100 ee mg ie Veo 3 the wae oad showing an - 7 of pay ore. Company has plac womd Stud ] Mamond Cluster Pin. 000 shares. one-tenth of fe stock, upon th a Wes Chats Imapket at the low price of 1.cents s share, for the | ,sgaiect ota segs and Merehante’ Ne. H Scalia fe ne od =o tonal 3 (bateune id s for jon. and ee ‘uO Mumberof these shares remain utscld. ihe me. | > ™ fue to 1050. 1 ye ase oo ome. the =? the Rior sate ma yes saiesesmssars Print os: |e mae ge i 2 ocaaiaa Seen ie opportunity to muke money one . ort, ier ale at WO. Maiaeret Carini St is: HON HTOWNSEND,THOMAS | Te™ced ye st. n'w., Wednesday, October 19. oc! B McK EE: 6. 6. MENTS, F. & WIL] Adm ct etomtate of Francte f& UNITY cH INOS Dav TERS, Aes VAN MATER, EDWARDS & BARNAKD, oon Sean 68, Loan and Trust butiding, Wash- 500 Sth et aw. a =) ry Ay an . D.C. ther information cheerfully 7 z 1% - pe fersthed by FS. WILLIAMS, Masonic Tempie coran ineedey evening, 9 = ‘wo tore, Mh and F st. nw. ocl5-10t PRpim. Pronram ate” Kemah, eet OS | ~ ca . ware Hforers nine Segre cid; reason tor belies. pPor. EDWARD B. WARMAN, AM. FPO? SALE—a LianTep NUMBER city.” “— pening ‘AT THE METROPO! Y ie E. CRURCH, or ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SOK, Aucee rorspay FuthiNa, dobar eines sonia REGISTERED FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY- TION SALF OF ROUGE AED FREMIOES 10. READINOB AND RECT TA IONS. YEAR 5 PER CENT BONDS Dhder the provisions of « deed of trust dated ig only niKbt in Washington.) fs = 26, ISSR and recor ted op the @2d of the air n. Zo cents. No reserved seats. at paulo tn Liber No. 1825, folte 38, one of Vandre NEW Narionar Tin MARY! STE Hewostog fe front of ahs Pe aeubuacual LAND STEEL COMPANY. a ScRoRer Pe ot Be. i AL cermin ory PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED | PAST FOUR Octo : Inthe BY PENNSYLVANIA STEEL COMPANY. SPARKLING NEW MUSICAL COMEDY, ENTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1 AND REB DD FI al Be > a A AUGUST 1. - oe Bee Ba 53 PRINCIPAL DUE 1922. | feprover ss EXTRACT FROM THE MORTGAGE. hogging. 7. IONDAY. Oct. Principal and tuterest of this bond are payabl without deduction for aa now tape One-third of the purchase ‘Terms of cash on the Say day of sale or within ten "1 Frobman's Lyceum Theater Success, herealter laws | the balance fn equni installme Bini Frohmass Ersene Zhocter Succes, | SHRM legates Stout? Penusyit | Seo jew trom dhe day of nabs, with UIHE Gk) thik Yania, or of the ted States, for state or Unit semi-annually and secured by e deed NTHE GREY MARE.” States purposes, which the said Compeny ts, or may Prone .0nG tnearance policy yA PTHE GREY MAKE. Foguired by the laws of the said states or if thn | {usters, oF the jurchuser may Pay ail “THY GREY MARE.” inited States iss taerevromn, the aid company | £7 date of wale i the Nani Yor terms to be GREY MARE* Axfectny to pay the same. with. Al) conveyancing and _Beats now on sale. Seth | tug Maryland Site Cipeny beret offers forexie | Sint. 100 derouiton groeutanis of Ueto ee ; ed interest AT aS . ACADEMY. OP TERI Fins MORTGAGE TEGISTERED | OclS-thte ONCAN A BRUARE Sobre et ts Sis GSaTURDAT), ETERIX Last APPEAR FIVE FER CENT LOAN OF $2,000. pte Bat | THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auow.. G12 Ret. aw. s ys og ies earl > ei Mz. ROBERT : races, Brawemer plant, rot ship vara | Hin OP ve se Bk ix axp Bead DD OO W W WNN NJINN N 6GG bonds ‘ieued int we dl om OL ection of ee te B BQ owwwwy exe i ERR GO | gecke dated “February 2 isi SPEEECTHION OF FINE NEARLY Siw of QB uwew RENUENE SG February 1, 1022, aut iriterest pa RINGLE aXD DOCBLE woke bee eee DD WW RW SRN HEN UX G.o6 ~ | tered owners on Anwust tani It Tox ee oo DDD (00° WOW ON RNIEN NN GOGO = | Foes, roe ail taxes under’ the lawn of the state of | geattey ee pie arsland or of the United States of America, and | HAYTNG PURCHASED THIS STOCK OF w. Samet's Tragic Play, sronrasioegpelnctea and ioteret he | AGrs “toules FoR Coxye THE GLADIATOR. ENNS\LYANIA STP TL COMPANY. eonte Th AeUiReTON. THE GLADIATOR. The undersiened tacripthons for the THE GRAND AK aes sbgre bonds at per and accrued inter at. We Wied SELL AT PUMEic atc —Next Mon, Bight reserved to advance the price wit sic Ba FeRhaftnuary Tbeaier waccoss, °SPLIST NAGS SO RAS RS | TABLES Noo toy M sTliEEt 7 South «treat, + T pene BABTNOO ecL5todest Balutiote. | AS ae We bet ios Pores Presented by 5. H Gilmour’ Bettina Gtrard Ake VERY FINE DRIVERS “ - n a ¥ FINE DRIVFRs. Fhe sic tazaren $10,000,000. a FARE thoes, mae Se re ‘Mrs. P, Harris, R. 1. Britton ana T. F. Dean, USED BUT LITTLE Ah NUMBER Ps 3 Tra ation Bel Sater se ASP Pouabe a auNse. commencing MONDAY. OCTOBER 17. ‘The Co-Operative Town Company Miss LILLIAN KENNEDY, provides sinall investors in ite stock olde ine Son, NO se Supported by her brother, ‘with an opportunity to gain JNO. J. KENNEDY, the pro rata earnings of «large and well- And the original New York cast successful comedy drama, = = SHE COULDN'T MARRY THREE. Next week—The orixinal MR. POTTER OF TEXAS. managed capital. Every stock- holder stands upon the saine basis. One dol- lar per share, cash ; one dollar er share per month for forty months ts the Moxer Save Ts Mower Exnxen ‘PROF. CALDWPIUG DANCING “ACADEMY. | aividends on One Hundred Dollars The x ENESINGS. (Clase for adulta 6 to 8 “Claas re Becht Gn cnk tn onnane ene ee jona &to 11. Private lessons given by appointment. | worthof valuable land {a Tennessee, UpoR OUR HOUSE, OR WANT ANY AR- jase for children “Wednecday’ und baterass sitar Meeimpapane me : tor chil a which « manufacturing clty TICLE OF FURNITURE, WE GUAR. ocl2-1w* EPiiie. OU UMBIA eeditr ts butlding. ‘Success ts assured and large profits are bound te follow. DIRECTORS OF THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN CO. Hon. JOHN G. CARLISLE, U.S, Senator (Kentucky). 2. B. CALDWELL, 107 Est. nw. MARVELOUS PHONOGHAP! shistlos, tells funn v.38. ‘orld’ Greatest Wonder. PHONOGRAPH CO., 637 E st. nw. ANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON EACH AND EVERY PURCHASE. IF YOU ARE NOT READY TO BUY, COME AND LOOK THROUGH OUR IMMENSE STOCK. IT'S NO TROUBLE. ALIFORNIA, TEXAS. MBXIOO. Hon. ISHAM G. HARRIS, © Seer aia Cabeesspot eine cork act irg, Be | non euaSsmnot Gases ieee, | FONUS TO smow coupe AND Wa rou! rates, Apply to Hon. ROBERT F. PORTER, Superintendent of Cen- WILL ESTEEM IT A FAVOR TO AO! BaItie at’, ab ao. tae Pease oa WAIT UPON You. JaF7-wksl 041 . eerie aidan neg se THOSE “SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN RUALLAN DE © MUELLER, INSTRUCTOR | goncTetaty and Solicttor General of the atone FOLDING BEDS WE ARE SHOWING ‘of danci aq PE USIOR | Hon. LOUIS E. McCOMAS, ex-Member Congress peadeusy anf Memmber Of the Acne Seater | Cah. THIS WEEK ARE FINDING FAVOR ms s+ aS SUL ron i whe ey for the | A. T. BRITTON, Prest. American Security and Trust WITS ALL WHO HAVE SEEN THEM. Gelock, Pim, Circulars at the scaleziy"'Masomis | _OP-» Washington, D.C. THE PRICE 18 THE MOST AT ‘Hall, 9th and F sts. nw. ‘sel7-1m* Sor pertiontare, ©. R. McBLAIR, TRACTIVE FEATURE, HOWEVER— Agent for the District, 35 Atlantic building. ONLY #20 AND UPWARDS. WE ARB LECTURES. Office hours 8:30 1. mn. m. ocle-tt ALSO OFFERING HAT RACKS THIS J. COLVILLE LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE | \;OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS 0 WASH WEEK AT “SPECIAL BARGAIN ot ealth and Healing at De Bands aH rots | N fon Usenet Tuan Cum Ma Abie nating PRICES. THINK OF BUYING A UESDAYS at 8p... The rem: res. 7 oy FAR HANDSOME HALL HAT RACK FOR DESDAYS at 8-10. | The rem six lectures. | October 5, 1602, it rected that dividends on. capital stock of this y be paid wt the rate of (G) per centum per im. Payeble one and a. hy | (Se) per centumn quarterly. onthe first days of Yeuber, February, May and August, beginning No- vember 1, 180 ‘Ai! persons holding certificates of stock in this com: F Which have not been rexistered in the naines of the owners on the books of the company are requested fo immediately p-esent the s. registry, a8 the 87.-WE HAVE MORE EXPENSIVE ONES IN NEW AND HANDSOME DE- SIGNS AND CAN SUIT ANY PURSE CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER. Gu Baaeer EXCURSIONS. &c. ACTOMN ‘SCHEDULE TO MT. VERNON. tite at have the exclustys privil OUNT VERNON Our Hebets ile | edna 3 will be Closed for such transfers "on. the PERNON, a ay lea a Beer OCTOBER inatant, nd check for uviaende x HE jued only to stockholders of “record ont © THE BLY Go To wowNT VERNON | date” W. B. HUBISON, Fensrronr axn Upuotsrenr Goons, Quithe steamer McAlester 0110 a.m. , except | _ 0cl2,15,18&21. Secretary. poetic tec om AVE YOU PROTECTED YOUR FAMILY 515 Sevesra Sz. N. W. airne fare for round trip ty’ cepts, pnctnding admis. = a ig a ES Children SO cent, ha rounds of Mount Vernon. | fiPa'pollcy in the «reat shakytale Lite" Asetrance GO TO MOUNT VERNON TODAY Company. CHAKIES LGURE On the famous blue Potomac, ocl-s3u1 1326 F st. nw. : Past Fort Foote and Fort Weshincton. GOUR_ TICKETS INCLUDE ADMISSION TO THE MANSION AND GROUNDS OF ‘MOUNT VERNON. “8 ‘Steamer Macalester to river landinys as far Pe FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS. Zan BUSES SD Sromne HELP. as Ps tw Glymont' daily except Sunday at 10a. m. daly. | Open: ‘Clone 4:30. THE MOUSP'VERNOS axp ManswaLt mart | 4 Senern! Peakine. ‘That's what you need im STEAMBOAT COMPANY oc3am ae aE! : | ee your Shoes. Uf some one hed helped T. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON. oe you tn this matters tens tmeage gun Reha ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON | BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO- cee nine 2 one ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY. —— semmdotecied aoe NOS. 908 TO 914 G ST. N. W., WASHINGTON. D. c., Offers the following investments to its natrons: Oper cent per annum, payabie seini-annually. The follamount deposited, with interest, may be with- ‘There's a remedy, though, even sow, and we've got it—ite that famous £3.50 shoe of ours—corns don't flourish in }—the leather is toosoft. They are Picturesque and Beautiful Route. Rew and Magnificent Cars ‘1 trom XANDUIA direct to the Gate uf the MANSION: ity to visit CHRIST CHURCH, Sanit House, ty Sther laces of historic BRADDOCK HOUSE other interest in ALERAN DATA jethows drawn on thirty days’ notice. ‘made for ladies and men. sida ke she sedrereeed tc, wt ee Oe ae te nak ea ee mane Ww CE ed by ea creek, one mile this side of Mt. Vernon, the grounds | fermonth. — a being closed on that day. FA. REED, Supt,_| ,,Compere thie with the expenses ofall other sssocis- etinans: Over $2, 290.650 of stock subscribet in Washingtoa city alonefrom November 12, 1800, to August 1, Eeorcoresrcerccerssresseripeeenesneor nd wen see, “My ee Our firares show weoffer the most favorable terms Tur “Macca on loans and ts, andonr securities being three GLEN ECHO, Himes tho value of the loan andthe loan being repaid | Or Sueewp Snoe Bovens. monthly makes the security still better each month, rendering it impoasib'e for our patrons to lose a dol- Jar. ‘The Most Beautiful Resort around Washington. On the Historic Banks of the Potomac. ‘snoneeorecseoseseeEvery indy in this should know ourstore. 7 how fe rene te aut7 HARRISON DINGMAN, President. they exe gure. ry and fair equivalent for iboney KE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, CT.H short, theo ute wattarection. fe . AVENNER, pay ey yt a THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, Member Wathington Stock Fxshange, factions are awaiting inspection ga gon =**¥ou can save hours of and THE COLLISEUM OF AMERICA. ——S ecare better satisfaction by coming Sirect ee seweeneeetsnttteey adios! Button a ‘The New Rustic Cafe, “THE CEDARCROFT.” INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Sieaant wits: and Grain bought and sold eoecwececcseseoree| Take the Tennallytown electric cars at 324 and High | ,, Stocks; Honds — Satan Laced niet *, streets, Georgetown, and enjoy a delizhtfal ride. See | “Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. “Doeity 0 ance eee all the sights at Glen Echo and then come to the Cafe CORRESPONDENTS. Hoover & Sxrvee “Expert Shoe Fitters,” 1217 Pa Ave N.W. one “Foe Taser Br Fonnrens. It's not not 1s bit too early to: ‘and got the best 50c. dinner you ever haveesten. PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Every Afternoon and Evening. ‘Beautiful Electrical Mlumination at Night. RED, WHITE AND BLUE. _se16-Im STAGE EXCURSIONS. iY ik pce + TALLY-HO “OAC LINE. 511 in-band J. 8, Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Cicage and New Or- leans. Telephone. 453. sel7tr LASS: DENRSBURY, W. B. BIBBs, oO “Y. Manager, 30 Fiomber Wesiington Stock Beenence. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1835 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. c., sell for cash, of on wnargin Stocks, Bonds, Buy FINANCIAL. Taz Nastoxar Sars Drrosrz, SAVINGS AND TRUST. COMPANY ‘Constant al ‘ele; y* . CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTN, ahs * ‘Member A Stock Kix. OF the Dist of Columbia Peet pT Chartered by special act of Congress and sold. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARE Rents safes from @5 each upward per annum. Stiver ware and valustles taken on depoatt. TEN CENTS and upward recetved on deposit and Interest alowed co sume of not lon than 65, *__ EDUCATIONAL. SoHo oF LANGUAGES, 006 F ST. X.W. J. D. Gaillard, B. ios eran eer ae as