Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1892, Page 7

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It is a most delicious and exhilarating beverage, and being heavily charged with Natural Gas taken from the “Manitou” ng it sparkles for hours after being uncorked. For family use it has no equal, and is unexcelled for admix- ture with wines 1 liquors. Once tried, always used. Unex celled for Fam! nes Sold by Draevtete and Grocers everywhere. Loe De SUPPLIED BY CHAS KRKATMER, 1 ST NW, WASHINGTON. D. © (Circa. ary and infornation seat on ap plicativa t MANITOU MINERAL WATER CO., v niton, Colorado. PIANOS AND ORGANS. OF Of Dy Mex one ANS Jom"? fail to nee ti is bari: om for ree ALLET & DAVIs CO“S S11 aeriebt pian prices, MALLET & DA RAKAUER PIANO: FM EXCEL. 1 FIND TH show OT a Bg ae aed aah kB ke. 4 bes kee RECGES PALBERT. Prom ec are them to be the best | DA WANS VON BULOW. 1 dor.are thon the whoo bee bee im "ALPRED GHUNFYLD: I consider the:n the beat tmarry mente ot amr | P. TCHAIKOVSKY Combines with great volume of tone « rare sympathetic and nob.e tone cowr and Perfect seis a, A maqnificont assortment of new artistic styles in [ruente and Squares, finisie! in ail kins of PIANOS FOR RENT SECOND. HAND PIANOS. comprising almost every w i thorcrart Tepsie” iit bes lomecd ie sre hicce vomeret Sot je terme, ich will be arranged-ra EAS! PRLY INSTALLMES TS when dntooa ‘Wt KNABE &co. a P Market Spase GROKGE ING AND SErarnina. = a RELY. ees WS, Winest Te isan a FR RR a cepaires 2 ore sy dan ASE GALEN. uRIGGS PLAN SSA ye rest DROOP's Muse tore, 2. . pr owe w te E gE gr Prize metal Parts Fsposition 290 fret ereminus ‘ 7 Ok inne iat i i The ony > piven © SONI YOU WANT ANYTHING PRINTED CEN, 5 Re Sota ae Fie WORE 1 H ONCE A YEAR AT LEAST ‘hey Enjoy an Abundance of the Good ‘Things of Li i As far as possible the inmates of the hospi- and asylums were made happy yesterday by 8 good dinner and the distribution of presenta. An Oxtre effort was made to have the dinners something exceptional and those whom misfor- tune bad singled out were given the oppor- tunity to know something of the cheer and joy | which belongy to the Christmas time. There were great doings at the Children’s Hospital, as at each of the seventy-seven little | beds a stocking was found when the children | opened their eyes yesterday morning. Theearly | morning hours were filed with the joy of ex- | ploring these stockings, and those of the chil- | dren who were able te run around made the| tal dormitories merry with their pattering feet. The bed-ridden children contributed their | share to the general joy by their merry tones | and, altogether, the children had a very bappy morning hour. The usual Christmas dinner was served, and in the afternoon there was a tree in the play-room and lots of presents for every one A number of visitors enjosed the | pleasure of the children, which was largely due | to the labors of Mra F.B. McGuire and Miss Schenck, who had charge of the arrangements. | Christmas at St Vincent's Orphan Asvium | brought a good deaf of pleasure to the 140 little girl mmates. Religious services were con- ied by Rev. Father Walter at 5 o'clock, and J the chjidren received their gifts in | play room: Owing to the kindness of nds the dinner was a grand affair, and the en enjoyed the unusual bill of fare with all the zeal of childich appetites. AtSt. Joseph's Orphan Asylum there are ome 100 boysand each one of them appre- ciated that yesterday was Christmas. Father Met acted religious exercises, and then a fine time in the playground, em ready for the bountiful din- was served about 1 o'clock. Christmas tree gleamed and sparkled the mimiring gaze of the ninety-five httle | ein St. Ann's Asylum. The children en-| ved the spectacle as well as the gifts whioh | received. A number of their friends came in about 1 o'clock to see them enjoy their | Crristmas dinner. | INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL. | A fine dinner was served yesterday at the In- rial Home School to the 100 children. r Christmas entertainment was en- day, when an attractive program tations, &e., was rendered. The the occasion was personated by to The regul joyed on Sat Claus of Mr. W. B. Gurley. the president of the board, Who wore ap appropriate costume and made the ttle unes happy with the presenta The patients at the various hospitals were Yesterday with s more elaborate dinner n ustal, and (hose who were in condition to jov the "good things did so. The day was turther brightened by the calls of friends. The patients a man’s Hospital ate their Christ- | dinner toda The feature of the celebration yesterday at Soldiers’ Home was the dinner which wae served to 800 veterans. | here was a big time at the Government Hos- for the Insane, which was the fenture of Christma ment held Saturday ght. The # had as happy a Christ- mas as was possible. th a | NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. | = nmencement of a Week of Prayer—Dem- Kesent the Opposition to McComas. estondence of The Evening Star Rockvitze, Dec. 25, 1892. week of prayer” in the churches of ¢ mencing on New Year day, promises » of unusual interest in religious | ‘The services will commence each even- 30 oglock. ‘The following program of cises has been adopted: Sunday, January 1, in the Presbyterian Church, sermon by Rev. I . L. Lloyd on the subject of “The Exalted rs Gifts for Men;” Monday, January 2, in the Methodist Church (for the Di ciples’ Church), addresses Sy Rev. Wm. Chinn and Mr. David H. Bouic, subject, “Humiliation 4 Thanksgiving,” confession, prayer and ‘Tuesday, January 3, services in_ the erian Churel drerses by Rev. J. i. m Kingdon, subject, “The and prayer; Wednesday, January 4, services in the Baptist Church, ad= dresses by Rev. L. L. Lioyd and Mr. W. A. Dobson, subject, “Nations and Their Rulers,” prayer: Thursday. January 5, services in 1 Methodist Church, addragses by Rev. L. RB. Milbourne and Rev. P. 8. Steele, subject, “For- eign Missions,” praise and prayer; Friday, Jan- | uary 6, services in the tist, Church, ad- | tresses by Rev. Mr. Cocke and Dr. W. R. An- bjec aturday, January 7, services “Home Missions,” praise and in rayer the Presbyterian Church, addresses by Rev. 8. R. White and Mr. Warren CJoate, subject, “Fami- Hes and Schools,” prayer; Sunday, January 8, ices ix Wm. Chi and the Daring the past week two of the most promi- citizens of the county have passed away. sidas Willson, a well-known resident of arkxburg, died at his home in that place on riday, in the eighty-firet year of bisage. De- ceased was a graduate of Harvard and in early life took a course at law and was admitted to | Frederick county bar. He afterward re- ied to his native town, Clarksburg, and has any vears engaged in the mercantile busi- place. Mr. Wm. H. Spencer, an iresident of the vicmity of Spencerville, in it on Thursday morning last, aged eighty-eight years, During his life Mr. Spencer occupied several public positions, among them hat of county commissioner, which place he filled in an able manner for several years. Christtaas coming on Sunday this year the day passed off here ina more than usual quiet mani In St. Mary's Catholje Church two carly masses were said and lateran the day re- igious services Were held in all the other ob e town. Many family reunions took place and the afternoon and evening were spent in social intercourse. Monday will- aiso be observed u#.a holiday, with a general ‘sus- | ension of business. Thiv morning the dwelling house of Mr. rge Peter at Kensington was entirely de- stroyed by fire, entailing a loss of several hun- ired dollars. Mr. Peter is agent of the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad Company at that place end when the fire occurred was at bis office. So sudden was the conflagration that his family barely had time to escape from the burning building, leaving everything bebind them ex- e the clothing they had on. P.N. Dwyer, architect, has completed the plans fora fine summer residence for Mr. Chas. H. Parker near Sligo. It will be a two- story double house, the interior to be finished in natural hardwoods and fitted out with all modern improvements. Mr. Jobn W. Chandler, formerly of Virginia, has located with his family at Gaithersburg. An effort is being made to establish a number of vinevards in the vicinity of Gaithersburg for the propagation of the whige grape. The soil and climate are said to be particularly favor- | able to the cultivation of this frait. It isa fact not generally known that the famous Concord grape its native of this county, having origi- nated near Clarksburg, and from there being carried to other stated. ‘The alleged opposition to the confirmation of Louis E. McComas as judge of the District Su- | me Court is not popular to any great ex- n this community, although the sentiment is largely democratic. During the time udge MeComas represented this district in gress he at every election received a large amber of democratic votes in this county, al- | though he was known to be an uncompromising republican. The opposition votes thus given him were on account of his strict attention to | the interests of his constituents without re- gard to party, and from the fact that he was Spen and above board in the advocacy of a the principles of his party and never tried to secure seat in Congress through subterfuge or false pretenses. BALM. he Methodist Church, sermon by . “The Promised Oui- | | the fifth election district, died very sudden! hon bix — ‘The Newsboys’ Dinner. ‘Ten hundred boys will eat their Christmas | dinner on Thursday asthe guests of the News- boys and Children’s Aid Society at the home on E street. Contributions will be received from | friends up to Thursday. _— A Discharged Engineer's Suit. One of the strangest actions ever brought in the Lawrence county courts has just been com- menced by W. P. Nye against the Pittsburg company which has been improving the new town of Eliwood. Mr. Nye states that he is a | locomotive engineer. September 23,1890, he was | Offenses, the others being confined, as is cus and that p: joge was taken advantage of by a | very Inrge number, much to the pleasure of the prisoners. IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS. How Christinas Was Enjoyed at the Jail and ‘Work House. ’ Religious services were the feature of Obrist- mas day at the District jail yesterday and to » cortaiti extent Christmas good thing made glad the yearning stomachs of » number of the Prisoners. The Society of St Vincent de Paul conducted religious services during the morn- ing and also furniehed a number of the unfor- tunates with a Christmas dinner. In the after- noon the Central Union Mission after holding services also distributed dinners to a number of the prisoners. The services were attended only by the prisoners undergoing sentence for minor tomery, in their cella. Howard Schneider and the other condemned murderers were among | the latter prisoners who did not leave their cells, although they were so situated that they | could hear all of the religious services. Today | the friends of the prisoners were permitted to | bring to them all the good things they desired, | dpecial religious services were also held at the work house yesterday afternoon by a band of twenty religious workers under the leader- ship of Miss Lottie Van Dorn. ‘The prisoners Joined in the services, after which fruits and | Sweetmeats were distributed. Today a turkey dinner was served to the inmates of Loth male and female departments. At the Washington Asylum, more familiarly known as the alms house, the usual Sunday re- ligious services held yesterday and today an elaborate Christmas dinner was served. is —__. CHURCH BISTORIANS. | Annual Meeting of the American Society Tomorrow Evening. The fifth annual meeting of the American | Society of Church History will be held in Co- lumbian University building, 15th and H streets, | the sessions beginning tomorrow evening at 8 | o’elock. Tuesday, December 27, 8 p. m.—Opening ad- dress by the President, Rev. Prof. Philip Schaff, D.D.,LL. D., Union Theological Seminary, York city. “Holland and Religious Freedom,” by Rev. Talbot Wilson Chambers, D.D., LL.D., ‘ew York city. “History of the Doctrine of Apostolic Succession in the Church of England,” Mr. Henry C. Vedder, New York city. ‘The Italian Renaissance of Today,” by Rev. George Robert White Seott, D.D., Brookline, Mass. Wednesday, December 28, 10 a, m.—‘‘Saint | ‘Thomas Becket,” by Rev. Prof. Philip Schaff, | D., LL. D., ‘Union Theological Seminary, | New York city. int ‘Thomas Aquinas,” by | Rev. Prof. Thomas O'Gorman, D. D., Catholic | University of America, Washington, D. ©. The Rise of the Old Catholic Church” (i. ¢., the church of the third and following centuries), by Rev. Prof. Arthur Cushman MeGiffert, Ph. D., D, D., Lane Theological Seminary, Cincin nati, Ohio, Wednesday, December 28, 3 p. m.—The Re- ligious Aspects of the Last Census,” by Henry King Carroll. LL. D., New York city. “The Cambridge Platonists,” by Mr. J. Winthrop Platner, New York city. ‘Contributions of the Mathers to the Religious Development of New England,” by Prof. Willston Walker, Ph. D., Theological Seminary, Hartford, Conn. ‘The membership of’ the «ociety now numbers 160, and will soon reach 200 it ia thought. Mr. Samuel Macauley Jackson is the secretary and Key. Prof. Philip Schaff, D. D., is the president. _ismaoel eit NEWS FROM ELKTON. A New Railroad—Many Items of General Interest. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Exxton, December 25, 1892. ‘There is considerable talk of building a rail- road from Easton, Md., via Wye Mills, Center- ville, Church Hill and Chestertown, then via the Baltimore and Delaware Bay rajlroad to Lambson’s and Galena, Cecilton, Elkton to Singerly’s on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. It is suggested that Cecil county's unexpended state fund of $33,000 be expended for the sur- vey and construction of that part of the pro- posed new line as far as Lambson’s, on the Baltimore and Delaware Bay railroad, giving line of thirty-eight miles from Elkton to Ches- tertown, leaving only about thirty-five miles to construct between Chestertown and Easton. ‘This road would cross every branch line of the eastern shore counties and cut off trade and travel now forced to the Delaware railroad. The new road would take in every town ex- cept Cambridge and Denton and would traverse the best and most populous parts of the counties on the eastern shore, and gather freight and passenger tragic and deliver the same to Singer- ly on the Philadelphia division of the Baltimore and Ohio, two miles north of Eikton. muel Borum, an old citizen of Chesapeake City, this county, is dead at the age of 87 years. A. P. Shockley’ yesterday shipped to Ham! ton Disston é& Sons, Philadelphia, 1,494 turkeys, aggregating 17,000 pounds. It has been Mr. Disston's custom for years to make his em- ployes a present of a turkey each Christmas. Company E, M..N. G., of this town were in- spected today by'Col. [. Allison Wilmer, com- manding first regiment, M. N. G. : W. A. Wright has been elected captain of company E, M. N. G., of this town, vice W. G. Purnell. ‘The Susquehanna river is frozen over at Port Deposit, this county. ‘ards’ are ont announcing the wedding of Rosine Reynolds. daughter of Edwin Reynolds, to Benjamin Stubbs of Lancaster county, Pa, The event will take place December 28. In the circuit court yesterday the case of the Cecil County Agricultural Society against Chatkley Phillips was taken up. ‘The jury rendered a verdict for appellant, reversing judgment below. William L. Buckley and Rachel L. Buckle; against P. A. Buckley and James T. Armour; suit to regain possession of property. Trial by jury. J. W. Valle for plaintiter Wei, Warbuc, ton for defendants. The jury rendered verdict for plaintiffs and one cent damages, William F. Pennock against Mary C. Mullen; action of replevin to recover property dis- trained upon for rent. The jury rendered a verdict for defendant for $261.14 for rent due. Court then adjourned until January 4, 1893. Rev. Frank E. Williams, a well-known young divine, late of this county, was formally in- stalled as pastor of the Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, on Tuesday evening. This is the second charge, his first being in Georgetown, D. C., and while there he received four calls. ’Mr. Williams studied at Yale, afterward reading law. For several years he was principal of the public school at Chesa- peake City, this county, afterward studying at Princeton Theological Seminary, and was ordained in May, 1891. : vi ence eres New Way of Robbing in Chicago. Late Saturday night three men, with masks er their faces, entered Wm. Heffron’s saloon, No. 3071 Main street. Chicago, and presented revolvers at Mr. Heffron and three men who were seated around the stove. The robbers ordered the occupants of the saloon to throw up their hands, which was done, and while two of the robbers kept the men under cover the third went bebind the bar and rifled the money drawer of $10. The men then left the saloon, ter warning the inmates not to follow them. The thing was all quietly done and no violence was offered. Heffron or his customers and they were not molested. eee Sylvester Wilson Goes to Prison. Sylvester F. Wilson, the mfnager of the fo- male base ball team, who was convicted of the abduction of Abbie Sutherland, one of the players on the team, was taken to Sing Sing Saturday, the Brooklyn judge having re- fused to grant a further stay in his case. He was sentenced to fourteen years’ imprisonment. i g Pia i] a Fp E. i E ¥ z induced by the Pittsburg company to to position as engineer on the Beaver Vailey rail- road at $30 month, which was increased by working over time to $100. On the representa- tions of the company that he would have nent position he bought a honse and lot From the Pittebarg ‘company for 81,750, agree ing to pay €120 every three months until the whole amount was paid. July 31, 1892, he was discharged, as he says, without cause. He ceased to pay for his house, ‘and now he asks $2,000 from the company for breach of con- tract. The case will be tried in January. ‘Lense are quickly healed by Salvation Ol. i 9% 3 B | i i i A { é i 7 i : i { fe He H THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. | both fires. Several weeks later | nert with the murder. ‘The Career of an Ohican Who te Charged With Murder. The story of ex-State Senator Kuebnert of Cincinnati would make an interesting plot for ®novel. He came several years ago from Cal- ifornia and soon became a leader in politics, ‘He was elected state senatar,and was prominent in making building association laws, and be- cause of his interest in these institutions was soon attorney for a large pumber. 1 new appears there wes s good deal of talk about his t among his immediate neigh- bors, but the general public first heard_ugly charges against him some six months ago, when it was said he had attempted te burn his house. Later on the house did burn, then his stable, — was stored — valuable prriegil ve o lor little, a neighbor, who had said Kuehnert set fire to his house, wag mysteriously shot, and on his dying bed he said Kuehnert caused his marder. Last week Kuehnert disa) It ts found he owes ovex $50,000 indebtedness, obtained in shady ways. A woman has appeared in the case, and yesterday s former servant of a first-class character appeared and directly connects Kueh- Kuehnert stood high in both social and legal circles and his exposure is a genuine sensation Senator McMillan Buys More Gas Stock. Senator James McMillan has added to his holdings of the stock of gas companies at De- troit by the purchase of the Detroit gas works, ata price said to be 2,000,000. Recently the Senator purchased the Mutual gas works for 1,500,000. It is said» that the two companios will be consolidated. The deal has not been fully completed as yet, the transfer of the prop- erty not having been recorded, but the bargain has been definitely made and the works are now ‘to all intents, Mr. McMillan’s, President Lewis of the Detroit Gas Company says that the transaction will not be closed until the 1st of next month. ‘The Delicious, Sparkling Table Drink. A specite for Dyopopats, Indigestion, Insom- Bia, Nervousness and al) stomach tis, Sold everywhere. ‘In bottles only, Saratoga 'Kissingen Spring Co., Saratooa SPainos, N.Y. ae AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS EVENING. W4LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Adttioneers TAUNTON SILVER PLAPE COM PANYS SALE prog: cesing daily at HALF. PAST TEN A.M. HALF-PAST. TWO. and HALF-PAS|” SEVEN ‘P.M, Stiver W and Cutlery in ereat variety! at our Tom, corner “10th and” Pennsylvan ae1'5t" WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auets. 25.000 NORTH OF DIAMONDS, GOLD $ OF watches, fine silver ware and ot! Gogas trom Maraton's toni Uflee, roy, Sv" RECHT Est wetioneer, 611 Pa. ave., under'Metro'n Hotel, TOMORROW. NITED STATES MARSHAL 'S SALE. By virtue of five (G) writs of fleri factas, teeued out of the clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the istrict of Columbia, and to me directed. I will sell ‘At public vale for cash, at the works of the Pi Mo tar Company. on K stre-t between 27th street an | Rock creek no thwest, city of Washincton, District o ‘on TUE~DAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH Colambi Day OF DECEMBER, 892, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., all the right, title, claim and interest of the defendants in and to tl ibed erty, to wil ‘One (1' Engine and Boll House, two (2) Barrels of Of ) Mortar Mixing Machines Gron), one (1 Steam, Pump, Boiler two (2) Sheds, two one (1) Office’ Safe Fiaiform Scalr seland and levied ton wverty of the Potoma: Mortar Com ane, and Bold to satisfy execution numbers, S433, RHA17, BAT sas and S552 tn behalt of Sonat? Glee: Bethe da hustons Thomas B Clarks ses aad Geo: Bi Clark, trading as Clark Brothers: Edward J. Man- on, the Jackson Jones Com any Fee, ectively. DANIEL MRASSDELE United Staten Marabal. RATCLIFBE, DARE & CO.. Auctioneers. diedwer25 FUTURE DAYS, ([HOMASE. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON AWELETA. CEREET WEST BUTWE: R AND 8 STREETS NORTH IN ‘THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Be virtue of s deed of trust bearing date of th second day of June, A.D. 18s¢), and recorded in 1 fber No. 1186, folio 198 et seq., one of the land records of the Distt of Columiel kul ae! the Hanes at ioe Peg securea thereby” "we ‘the anderatgned, ‘a3 rncoas wil sab atric auction tn front of the NDA’ ‘TH! remiees on MON iE NINTH DAY OF ANUARY. A.D. 1803, AT HALF. OCK P.M, all that’ real eatate ¢ity of Washington, District of Columbia, and beln ‘the south ten (10) feet of lot numbered ‘forty-eish (48) by the derth therrof,and also lots numbered forty- bine, fift?, fifty-one and afty-two, in square 276, ac cording to subdivision of said square by the vestry of St. parish made by . A. Lacey, attor: ey and treas) recorded in Liber W. F., fullo 10>, of th” surveyor's office of the Disirict of Columbia, to- kether with the tmprov-ments thereon. ‘Terms of ‘Que-third cash and the balance in one (1). two (2) and three (3) years, for which the prom- issory notes of the purchaser with interest at 6 per cent rer annum from the day of fale. will be taken, secured by deed of trust property, or all Cash, at the option of the purchaser or purchanars. "A deponlt of $260 will be required of the urchaser or purchasers et the time of sale. ‘All’ conveyancing at he cont the purchaser Or Jyurchasera Taxes will be paid to the day of torms of sale be ‘not compiled with in fifteen’ days from day of sale the pont trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the cost and risk of defaulting purchasers after five day: advertisement of such resale in some newspaper in th said city of Washington. HARRISON S, BARBOUR, 1420 New York ave. WILLIAM J. MILLER, 486 Louist T_E. WAGGAMAN, Au P)UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRDWEELING Commer Ov'c SXQB" ahhe TEENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber 1384, folto UBibet seq. oue of the land wo. tda of the! Dis trict of Columbda, we will aeil. in front of the pre! ines, on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DA JANUARY, A. D. 1803, “AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.. the followiiur described real est ite, situate In the cit of Washineton, "Dinirict of (Coluibla, “fo wit: (h hat certain or parcel of land and premises wn and Aietincuished as and bonne fie eet twen'y four (24) feet one ands halt (134) inches front on south C street by the full depth on 13th street west of original lot numbered six (0), in square num: dered two hundred and ninsty-six (206), bextaning at the southwest corner of said lot, and thence run- ning e st on O street twenty-four (24) feet one and © half (134) inches, thence north sixty (60). test to lot teven (“), thence west twenty-four (24) feet one and Alialf (3) inches ‘to. 13:h sitet, thence south on 19tb street sfxty (60) feet to” the beginnin, with all the finprovernents.. ways, easemen's, privi- Jecen and appurtenances to the sine belonging oF in any wise appertaining. "Forms: One-third of the purchase money in oash, balance in one and two with notes 6 cent interest ‘per annat from da. of sale, semt-anneally sod 90 besecared Us a. s deed ot premises sold, or all cash, atthe o Chaser. A deposit of 8500. tequieed ae tk oe eds “nw. nyabie on ‘the pur- of sale. Conveyancing, &c., at the purchaser's cost. Terms. Ear oth Stites sere He = 7 Hind ‘cont of ‘he detaulting purchaser star Sve Beh iit te alate eorepias published in Washi mm, D. ns CHAS. C. VE n a22-dte TeaB Gr ra Se 5 2 ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTI R' ed SVE ew. VAL¥ABLE THREF-STORY BRIC! GLEE FREE ST EEICY BERING. CONTAINING ELEVEN ROOM! NC! CFILAR, ALL DI On TUESDAY, JANUARY THIRD, 1gu2. H1 ELFTEEN O'CLOCK P. M., we will ‘alk is front of Fronting 19 feet Spr inh sect foot tovan alley. This D. C. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. sl EE REESE? Mb. AUOTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. LATm™ERe LOAN, Aucta., 1407 Gat. *APETED ons ages i usm. Heung WELFTH TREETS GOUTEWEST. ey EDUCATIONAL. —____IN WASHINGTO STUDENT 1X TORN FOR THE Jae ace eee Bag ‘W. DORAN. PE. D., Lil W.,TOAX. Fa —— years’ LADIES’ GOODs. Ev -FAGRET'S Bi. eee HAT. SIDTION. 0 1 at s™ ROSE'S beet rd Somect, ‘ oa mo) “ee ete ES Tie NSTRUCTIO} g TN PraNo, AND German at pupils homes by, Tiguin——— | CACHING DULING WOLIDATEINENOLIg, | 200m ‘arene CHESTER N. GRAVES & SONS, Boston, ee Smee, AE | pee Fo arg — : nw dave of 12036 F st. 2. '1GH_ART LADIES TAILORING. Beery crestloea, 400 aiterent = Wig Seaediat Wacotee ates | —amrees | pee ited for exazainationsy ‘ereduates tiated to post Puvsa Coats Sicoping | Car Wesblarte pie | PRORRRT sooo; | sivas Estee ST, AND ON English branches t instructor, AND ty Pittaburg and Prvtebare Seiad bemoan SY Trp e seq erfawen, dir cotnals fies Sarremg Gon of the 20-80" et nw. | Party Greases, tengowns, &c., dry cleaned st short Per Erie, Cungadairas.sed Recheriodafly, for But @ = All-woo) reese dyed any shade when not too much wi ay For'Wiilemsport heck sod Niggery ee 5 ae taded without ripple apart % Steep: Ratu Thecpine as trustee ‘u ecertain degd of trust ANTON FISCHER, PQ eee do said ceung and. partion dsscfloed tn the 38 Amectoan‘and'‘S) Eyropean 208 Ont aw. aaily eucers buster Fer Wil arsaeert ooty SDS complaint therein, wh df treat | Preach. E 4 Pa ave se ‘week Jars ant i. 10), m. Sundaye suit, orded ia, 70. 70%. at folie 430 of seg. and Goods cated for aot TLADELPI A, NEW YORE AD 9, lend records of the | jand Goat, Fuge and fare cleaned equaitc pS Seorme TS pide a the Ayment ofthe | FRENCH. & GERMAN oe and Diniow Cora na Gea:best 20. 8 Osea thee or buch Satu the hot deret wait saketesca eae pg RT MS or Se REY ‘writine, requested a sale of the real estate in the erly of RL Stern’ may ‘no Oveches) yo. deed described; now, the efore, aa Seneca 3 20. 10. end L decree aud scting under the powers ct the suid deed of | arg ‘age of Washington i ca emis A 3 r or i. 7 an Ted Disune’ fat NESE eee Oo Sane aa at: . M. lowing ‘ONAL LIMITED = gortbed } ty eituated in the city of Wasnt os. Oratory. ‘Mme. CAMILLE'S, French yuaker, 720 113 RAW ima, reife erm: | anti enLiRer oF tMne, |B mda or Fama oaak eleven [wel a pum- 14 A ~ i « fara acres Set, ataitt Gia dum | Hnahines ceiaey Sart Rema catem | LiSenteatnedintagy eaten haps at Sata Pdi se a pola a fons a teatand tures from oct | fattueatial college of ite kind fn the world. 2020-3 abos sin ses , THILADELPRIA ONLY con ware, snd Funting ‘thence east wi — 4 | theltne of Bouth D street sixteen, GO) feet, thease rie. FRENCH DYRING. SCOURING AND DRY OLEAN- going — oom north and at Fight angles with the line of sai’) street ing for Girla, ne Establishment, 1205 New York sve. thence th saventy (70) fost to antdstisn: aes | ag cieen aa nae ee ae AR RESET wubbeoub ‘lace of beginning.” ‘This property is improved by s | elm Mr. snd Mra. BEVERLEY R MASON. | Goat, sno rig Rugs ant White Fare cleaned. so on frame dwelling. SCHOOL OF LancUaces, ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, formeriy with | porproskiyn NX. al! through traine con AND TEERVAPTER. AT quantER oF Four | S° 1428 New York ava | A. Fisher and Maison Triese, my? Jerens City with beats's? Wrevklyn Auoen. sort. O'CLOCK P.M. ON THE SAME DAY, ft. PAUL E, VOINOT, diplome de luniversite tng “rect transfer to Paton street,evoiding double By virtue of the same decres ting under the | France. Principal. a5-im* ferriaxe across New York ty . vy ore of the same deed of t ust, I will offer forsale in | 17 O0UTION, PHYSIOAL CULTURE, LESSONS EDIOAL, &o. For Atiantic City, 11 008m. 1 like manner, in frontof the premises. the following | KMPOU TION. FHYSIOAL CULTURE TE=SON@ ‘end 11.5 p.m. every Gescribed property, situated {nthe cliy a jo ye a RE SS a RSt PROTHERS | sm aforamid, (oveits art of Tot mambered one | re EITABETH KING, 607 Bast Capitol st Suniy joeanes. No cure, wo For Baltimore, 00, 5. 7.0%, SL) to Bavideon's subdivision, of square, numbered | Mock sin : Gelpanebiloced saversone phivachans is ane ay. 99. Bao OAS, 1 OG and wee mak one fandred ‘and | aver offe E | PESSION. y Ewenty (13%) foot to an alley, tence saat by and wits | designers, decorators of artists to, Taga aa | Porth the bert of medical refereuse by wppipianst eg 2 the line of said alley twenty (20) feet and thence north | paint perfectly; and cheaj Pastel, | 9199th st. nw, 46-1m* mn. . +. gpe hundred and twenty tis) feet to the beginning. water ‘chit oil ting, Ske! ‘and | — — = L3Sp. ” ‘This parcel we unimproved. ating from bature canbe learned, im ‘afew dare. | PK LEON, Baim. and 4.96 p.m. aatiy ferms: The amount of indebtedness secured by the wonderful of students sald deed of trust (to be apportioned between the two | som op 5, 000. The teacher, IR. The well-known spectalist, iis, 7 20. 8.00 and 11.50 am a BATTS of [real eatate ‘above doacribed, according to value, respectively, as: shown by thi and all overdue taxes to be pata in cast, {o'one and two years, with interest att! centum per annum from the day of sale, payable semt- ShanullyVeccured, by dend of truct un’ tue. proverty Rite BB e Tk feb. Os ant , cash, at the option of the purchaser or KR. MULLER, 1027 97TH ST. N.W., TREATS Al day at 490.7 5 9 45 Chasers.” A deposit of $1000n the parcel Bret above chr , (a shesere., A depoais of $100 on, the 'arcel frst above L hrontc affections of the eve, ear, Bln’ bo and 10.0. > 0 scribed will be required & the @. Ali con- hours. @ to I mm. and 4to7 ».m. awh _— Getty dermectcleruumt Uecommligmidae ters | CORNER AND 117R STREE ULT THE ONLY UROSOOPIAN PHYS. ice . Terms of le must comp! wi io fifteen NI Joe IN NL 1" ba 4 ma Jo = ton, OS. 7 ass trom the dar. of tale, otherrian thy undernien a ee elas Wes Rand RAY; Yo gah HLA AN gh ame ie, ER fovesell the property. atthe ri near forry- fee fe uave re EX . P defacing poretaner or ‘worshaeers, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Sered the sens of inner diesaee almost” to", ont, = =] ertisement of such Fy . tainty by examining ato, the cnemieal el MILLS DEAN: Trustee, Eighteenth year opened OCTOBER 4 Urinary deposite."" We will deacribe your disease and 2 La. ave.n. w. symptoms Without asking a question ts a iret urine Wirter B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. lala, and studied fiftecn oye oe ese wales) Jost celebrated artiste in 404 Ost. nw. a ey a saaeee yore Gye ye Te Fromet teatoeat foe ALEkaxonta axp ru sovrm For Alexandria, 490. 4 3) 7.45, 840. 9 4 Office hours: 10 to 1. Sto 8. e930" . throat, I Mouie Waa Ree: Unors cod nous Stn) Sean aca the office, northeast con Aselect high-grade boarding and day school for avenue, and at U be left im the morning. We treat all diseases successfully to which the huinan fauily are aubject—4yapepsia, cou- the chev king VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY Serene, Uttle girls—thoroughiy modern in gtipation, i etoae “aheates, dines of ss, — are oc ae from hotels and es re CORSE Ea ecard Lemaire at rouR || er meses rey cemrres or Sew ant een atte | aes tacts amass Fetsiaskas (erty 'd atitay ese toes Sine fo ae ES EY pee say ‘arf a cae of eos aia wai by twomory brick dvwe!line and “This ane sho sand the iste and those in h of ‘Terins of sale: One-third cash, three years f notes bearine inte est from d ttenti ft ‘ital. Rention of eapital- ‘business property. Dalante if tro and FP * thereisnoremedy equal to this Cordia.. it hax been ib mse for Bear forty-Bve years in th @. Laboratory, 406 B st. s.w. a13-m For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited Ex- Press trains 11.308... ® 15pm. dally For Oncinnatl, St. Lonis and Dyled Limited, 130, express Ii For circulars apply to the principal, 43-6m Mrs. ELIZABETH J.-SOMERS. , ¥ ay of wa o : r ‘veyancing, en's cost. $30 down v hen | _ 53 THIRTEENTH STREPT, vor Lexincton and Staunton, +20. $04. m. Seer ate wir set amagt worms of sale erenct | 43 Ts 9 substa: 20-room building, newly Bir Win benteraat way stations. $5.80 5m Sompliod with within ton dats from day of sale peop. 8 x sr. x.w, tod and furnished throuchout.” Three operating | For Luray. Satural Wriies, Hoamske,’ Keoewilte, Cie UAE AE RR ad QoRt oF detent PE OT eT enon eke, | ema tema ge Rao Soon, alt brgst and | Chattannort and Menptin"Ra\ sm ip seer, 3 S HILDRER. | bent ot Svery apriiance for stv: Saisering ars trough to Mew jb: 24-6t_ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts._| "Gea%s gaan neha, ing Elects. Vaor, Hat” Air, Renan Mi fai | Sie on nirut train plana can eae PHOMAG DOWLING = 5ON, Aucts.cL2 Eat nw | NPR POTRAWS SCHOp_FOR BTS AND | sit Bates, Hevace, Crest Meneimye pm. | “PsrEaras: 50's. aay TWOSTORY _FR‘ME DWELLING TWENTY-SECOND STREE1 NORTHW AUCTION. For Baitithore, week dave 4 55, x5 (8.00. 43 tluuton PR #0, x qune men will reoven Se, tember 20, 1802. Best Ta | faciiltion “offered for ‘pupils of all ages syperfuous Bair, with Boat of references. Ficid Steaming sod Fact 9s receive Baths, Massage an‘ 7 1249) VEST AL : 2 |. Private inition. cireulars and informa. ~ . aa = On TUESDAY, JANUARY THIRD, 1803, At | tion at 1400 Corcoran st "Gsm | FoOmM, |A cope of experlenced Bursed, masene ee ne 11 0 FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. we will sell, in front of the =k fopee ieetitutions, expd te expertasred chovtekaiams re a pretaiors, south part of 10" 10; sgurse 40, feeatiee Sp | WEST END STUDIO OF EXPRFSSION. FEpIn Mnyitallons “and tie experien de 5 "Ton, x2 oad ao, 3 2 eee itchne Baafe eat esay Hemme, | W'tocadimPrinary aad advan Acting | Puvestanttenind by ther"oea’ poysicast au ne e- 2, 0S, St Gerth of 100 feet, improved by © two-story frame | Pantomime and studies from staniard plays. Fluye- | fernal medicines are, toed. | Having now boon cuts nas dwelling. ca! culture Helaxation jon oxercions, Mrs our wand v1 a faced Terme: ¥4 cash, balance in one and two years, with | WALTON. 1803 Hate ai. Fotrupe upc cureare amllaviie tom apd Ge ouniee interest, secured by a deed of t ust on the property. | \@I88 FRANGES MARTINS Toca and inepect our now premises, To ‘who or all cash at the option of the purchaser. “Couvey- | MTS FRAP CE MARTINS Oe cHooL have not Yet called. upon us'we exten ancinw and recordin at cost of purchaser. A deposit For Young Ladies and Little Girls for ONE MASSAGE RE ATMES TF of 8100 required at time.of sale, ST ixG & GON, | Beardine pupie limited. Iecl-am] 1500 @ WT. W.W. | toa they may aehermtend cor methods Lefer masking “Kuctioncsie._ | WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, | Sigs qooatel ue dick: cae codbanees te capecieape AYR LE OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY | opens Sept. 28. BOARDING aud DAY chow Care: | oPerators, tale or female. Unexoaptionable refer 0.400 40, 15 We. th INGTON, D.C SITUATED ON | ful instruction in all departments. For CIRCULAR | ebces from physicians and patients who have received LINE POR NEW YORK AND PEEL. PRG TPR OVEN EY REERES | ePply to Alien CLAUDIA RYUAIET. Principal. dt-ime | Westment at >, Va urea For Philate'piia, Rew York. Boston /E DWELLING. WASHINGTON CONSE -VATORY OF MUSIC, | _43-1m* 523 THIRTEENTH ST,, NEAR F. | dally, 8 00(10 0), Dining Car) ber? Tipe by, the Buprangs Seertet Gee Bieeek ar | ormea, sole woke, "duts ee Ee hice Eee iia Ea is'08 Bin car 30 - f mirtof the District Fol cornet, ec. rele Solon sn ie Cates of Wann G Beale va. Fas | ane to paplia. 0.'b. BULLARD. D Sus | DE oO J caRceros, SF or Piladeiphis, Wilmington and Chester, 02 ek Doran et ale So 1164 crete shi rainas Oo oor a BURIDIY Tite SIMO TAP ORST RCA YR: | [WE INSTIZUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE 7 Ath. aw, g 2 epnpesart 803, at HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. Pe SA s For Boston, “240 p.m , with Pal Slane for sale at public auction the following real ¢ TLENN, AM fool aa Graduated Lonfion. Fortand, 1955; New York. 1879. | ing Garrannine through to Botow withent chemee situated in the city of Washington, D. C.. to-wit: The | 22 ee eee | Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Aouteor Ohronio | vis Pourtikeepsie brid, Innditng pasmougers in Baek horth 17 ‘eet 7 inches of lot No "11 and the south ROK. J. FRANCIN GERMUILLER, TEACHER Blood or Skin Diseases, Norre Ex- M. station at Boston, Sod Thompeontavsbdivisign of fartoteatass NoeWy | peck etehaite ts Neckineees ah ey at sr scared necceoaetic paar a ae. dt 1 ; Siteneiv ras w $0 -_ So hye seme is recardea in. bockk Sale AEE @ | Faneed. “et tw. m we) Sane SKILL. sUCCESS. TEacent an Colne net tee aed ore oF the District of | 1 iteNDs SELECT BOHOOL, AAI 1 ST. NW. eprom fret Columbia, ject to a deed of st to. the th 1d - fe r both « Bacvace and chert Equitable'Butiding Association o 36 as HE i Hours: 9to2 4to8; Sunday, 9toz Taeanty Cien Trapeiar Son jo terave of ral are cash, aD - re . re Beker ofiree, O19and = will be required at thine of. sak eth caret sod THOS. W. SIDWELL. Principal. Consul aitaw are not complied with in ten days the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk ani cost of the defaulting 3.7. ODELL, on Gen Manager. “ART STUDENTS LEAGUE—FIGHTH SEASON— {nts} flasses—Antigue, portrait, painting, and wo- ScHUrT2 iINstirore, s ‘ager. All conveyancing and recording at the ex: | inen'e life. Ever ins clames Antique, eid. tne FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. | RICHMOND AND DANVILLE Ball Roa co, Dense of purchaser. caer ¥ | lfertmodsiing class “Fr"ciscaines shel s2soeT7s | “Trotuen oe Retouatan cad kel Biscees oy | R'E ®: UUIDEROPER AEE TAES pete WILLIAM K. DUHAMEL. st. nw. alm Swedish Medical Gymnastics and LT Refer KECEIVERS ps “460 La. ave.. Trustee. client STITUTE | ¢Bres from doctors hingtou and New York city. Schedule in effect November 20, 14097 aceaas cheers and Business Collee, 1207 10th st aw. Pupils | }]'vs%,"esdence. 1 LEST SoMOLEE™ | et Toast DS ear ivente Pemeee s fuctionesrs, tpt? am, 4005 peas 4 . . = — —_ successfully for civil service, departments. 3 am —Datl: Shure for USCANSON BROS, Aationcors Undceases examinstlons. Stenoeraphy eteekt eee sitons on Norfolk and Werters eellrood sina =I = - = ate south on all Divaions of Rech TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 4 FINF. IMPROVED Prop. | KPUCATION FOR REAL LIFE. ‘Danvlile System, ‘Pullman Sesper New i Beaestte Ute atti CUT | Manat SP the Ae ERLE, sendin th Pe en a : d an . COE. Yo New Orleans via Mn" ‘ul foe Meee KNOWN AS PREMISES Sos. 717 AND 319, | twent ae RS is via Birmingham. unit: lew FWO LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK DWPLL- | qqhyenty-qighth scholastic year becins Thareday. Sep- lecper for Aurur's, ronments at Manaees fer’ Brot INGS IN GOOD ORDER. LOT 18 54.1 FEET | ments, vig. Practical Business, Ince ish, | [J, 8 DENTAL Association, Royal and Strasburg daily except Sanda) e ON" 4 CONTAINS 6.3 4 SQUARE FEET AND | rapid writing and trai for the civil service: Pre 443 ~ for Warrenton an: rittowet ie 8 BACK TO AN ALLEY 24 FEET WIDE. English, with Elementary Book-kespl Cor. 7th and D sts. nw. and throush train for Frout hoya! und Strasbure dale By virtue of a deed of trust to us dated the 14th day Rapid Writiae. Shorthand and Typewsit; ‘except Sunday. hanne iA: P. 189% and recorded in Liber 1700, follo | se architectural and Machanical Deawing corny of The leading dental organization of ft Pm — Dalle WASHTNGT 34, cf heland records of the District of Coluintts. | tag Glorourniytraigod ienchere: catral loratiog. SPRRN VESTIBULED LIMITED. ani On ee ebartlgs secured and ho ders | “Spacious, brilitantly lighted, newly improved, hani- America. Comrosed exclusively of experts tirely, man ining, Of the notes, the undersluned trustees will nelly at a, sorvices. 0 ant G > Atanta (cimse' IN bourey with Pan abi ancticas fe frome atthe preva om TATTRS. | SPS, halla and ola ome: ft eraltaates aR yee Vly AY, TH! TWENTY-NINTH 1802; at FOUR C1 all that cert and ituas Washington. Dis rict of Columbia, being lot numbered thirteen ( amprovement 8 ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase be paid in cash and ‘he balance to be + aidin in-tallments respectively in one and two cured by a deed of tr hereon, cash, at the option of purchaser.” Ade will be required as soon" as the proverts ieoa otherwise the property will be offered again immedi- ately.” If the terms of sale are hot complied with in ff cem days the trustees reserve the right to Property at the risk and cost of defealt vublished in Washi: a16-dkds 916 F st. n.w. AY OF DECEMBER, in the city of ins hd known ae td in sqare nurstered five hundred and thirty-tures (533), taxether with te on the property sold, with interest from day of sale, payable semi-annuaily, at the rate of 6 per cent Der anim "wot paid, of atl fing purch After five days’ advertisement of such rere im sous { trasteos terms moderate, but no comnatl- tion With cheap schools. Office oj ry basins | day. Telephone cali 1984. Call or seud for aew annual snnouncement containing fuli inform Address Mra SARA A. SPENCER, aule Princial and Provrietor. and pledged to scientific dentistry at mod- erate prices. Sole owner of Zonine, the “‘wideawake” anesthetic. No danger, 20 man Sleeper thro York apd Washinton Rew Orieans via Montcomery and New Yo" Washincton to Aiken and Augnats via Col and Washington to Mempiis via Birmingham, car New York to Monteomery 11.00 p.m. — Daily for tain piece WAG a RAT OMINAE vp yp.| Pain sna ne town See card tn another | Rework ard Wastinzton to Mot Brey vin Rebs money to Bi NW.) near MASS. a ‘i ns Sept. BOARDING and DAY school. “'C: column. an smo euen fel etrasiion in ait denartnente For CEKCULATE AKD OTO DIvisto; . apply to Mise CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. ol-Sn:* CSO A, Iss gah ata seen 25 on psn, ALGINE. 4 DENTISTRY, it of 8500 SPormmnly st 200 Sant mow ee "And no pain. 7 And no pain. 7 ‘truck off, ‘Through trains from the south arrive Wasbinetoe — 6.45a.m . 10.400. m. and 9.26 p. Manassas Diviee fon, 10.40 a.m. and .. paeept Ran ickets, Rieering Car rear vations snd information furnished at office, 130) Penusylvania ave. and & Passenger Station, Peunsylvania Railroad, Wasbing- ton, Dc 1, &. General Agent Pameneer Dept A. TURK, Goneral Pameavor Agent. mi resell the Bad teeth? Well, what of it? Thousandsof people have bi teoth who cannot take as or other anes. thetics ohave them out, owing to héart disease or nervousness. To persons so afficted the ALGINE PROCESS I[HOMAS DOWLING & SON. Aucts., 612 Est. u.w. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED RFAL Fs. TATE ON B STREET NORTHEAST BETWEEN 9TH AND 10°H STREETS, See ‘the plang, == instructions sndquttar, Special attention given to'are ==, . Swe CCITSAPEAKE AND OHIO KAILWaY FET OCTORER %™. 1: eave daily from Union Station (Ban Beis. Isepecially adapted. It is so simple, harmless and absolutely painless that having s tooth pulled is almost « pleasure, so superior is this to the old meth phonosraphy and typewritigs. MADAME A PELE HAS RESUMED HER » s | CS. ods. Algine healsthe gums quickly. Itisnew. but tbe scenery in America, with the Disicet of Coltmbis posses ta eaten No gO ONR he Tea Thin st awe Roexpertment. We have used it for more than three | bandso moet and on vumplete Solid: train Service equity. the undersivned trustes will offer forsale on | ne years of ‘Best references. | years and extracted thousands of teeth with it, . 2:00 p m. dally” -Cincionatt and ®t. ee on BRO A eC ee BER se24-Sm' ANANTI EIGHTH, 1802, at FOUR OOLHCK P.M, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BUETON BROS., ‘square 940. improved. ‘young Iadies at G27 Pst Octover Surgeon Dentista, fasion to a. inn f sal third in cash and the remainder ME AUEA 0 TALBOTT. 6-00 70. Indisnapotis 1 iments, Payable in one and two | Sncset Hos. Mugh St 2 Roy ar | a3-im* 924 New York ave. n.w. J Chiceao 55" jeer eet stocky | Hons 0 Te spore — Rupee ieee fe Property sold, of all cash, at the | (}OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Sleerers for Cinsina-t, Login ston Louieriiie 1 gption ottue purchaser. Oouteyascing a¢ thecost of | OC” Wt ees hand hte ew, (THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, pg Hp a et 3 Pacha rr trAM H. ROBERTS. Trovtee. | | Seventh year as sbusineed educator jie Be. ‘ait Sie Ody, wo, Intiguaralis 1-03 pm Cnheee aldate Ot aAS Sout House. 5 cae coures Duminece, a Penn. ave. n.w. Je am Ph fale 73a. te, connecting th Untom — ~ Civil Service. Shorthand writ 8 lone WAUTER B WILLIAMS & 00.. Auctioneers. —_| and sototnete fecha Peau ta prec SPECIALIST IN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. Taueten aw OTE dA Fa NERRGT "NOE | teense Salts as ax auazoust czives - NEAR NINTH STREET EAST. GUITAR, BANJO.AND TAUGHT BY FINE GOLD al ane virtue of a deed of trust duly ‘recorded in Uber now and easy method. ee 196 et seq. in one term at : 4 1110 13th st. n.w. EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN. Paneer ee 2 Lae red. Rédireee 003 208 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ‘We make a full Set of Teeth (either upper or lower) ~ . PTWPEN NEW YOKK ste new for 88. The perfect adjustment tothe gums and ar-| [VAST PREIONT LINE gegen fot one da css 1221 VERMONT AVE. ¥.W. the countenance, and abso.uie comfort is assured and | Weal inion Mteainios! Cn pany withthe seoughin fecorded in book Bh, ‘one hundred and PIANO AND HARMONY. som0_| rusranteed. niveriee at Washineton ow ek am Tes samen Het privtecesandsppurtaoes ET re Ree En TO WRaEGE | , Woimertpartial sotby our arstem of Crown and AO torts ber CAT aa tojfie same belobsine of In any wise appertaining. 2 wal 53 eRe Sn Bridge work, avoiding the use of a plate with all tte General Superintendent, two ‘oles to bear 6 per it interest from - ir cama seks Shea Manatee ge | LOR 2 CHINA OIL ANS Faresrar NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT OQ, ‘MissC. L. NEVINS, — Drprring classes Saturdays, Madisuns nw. = staat the Tesarve to provers |e cpia pope oes aos Stter ave | [JE 5, aa Gockihenan “WASHINGTON” and “NORFOLK.” HENR sachs crc chara ocat pt WE GARNETT.) Daily at 7 p.m. from e foot of 7th st. for Fortes J) PNCANBON BROS. accra OUT oF WASHINGTON. Monroe, Newyort News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Ne 7 Portsmouth and the south, Through sleeping car service vie Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atiantic Coast line, between Norfolk, Wilming:on, Charice ton, Savannah, Jacksonville and St. Augustine. JNO. CALLAHAN, Grn Bape Cons