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THE WASHINGTON OttJTIO, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 35, 1887.
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A Minuet. llnttift OprulIniif
nincnih Ami k streets mnthwcit, Jolm
T. Kb) round.
isntlnnni Tltcntrn K Mrcet, liotwccn
Thirteenth nnd Fourteenth 'f ho lurino.
HnrrU llljnu Tlimtre LuuMtna avo
tine Nui.h ami U streets. "TiiJir tlio
tin Might "
Kcrnnn'A tVnulilriEton Thentre
Urvr-tith nt re ct, 1 1 low Pennsylvania avenue.
Mai Incltl's Cumoolltan CI run,
liurton LoRnn' l'onnytvanla nvo
ime Itctw con Elovonthand Twelfth streets.
"IlOOpOf UoM."
l'flno rn in n Fifteenth street and Ohio ate
line. Second Hull nun."
CITY SPECIALS,
lUrcf-HUu l no orJllnriih.iitM'lilorn!,
or Alcohol,
Results In an Isomeric condition, or hard
ening of the albumen In the ncrvo tissues;
and this Is the chiln which hinds the uu
fortuuato victim. To ttioso struggling
aealnst these- conditions, oxygen will ho
found Mrt tcry jvticnt ir;t m thnr
travMf." 1'flrUculirit, nt InstltiVUiJ! a
tural Therapeutics, 010 Xknrtecnth street
iionuvrcBi.
feet tooth brush, for sate hv
II. FlnncT. the ilrueclst. corner Sconth
uuu i sirccw coriuwcoi.
For 4'linppetl JlaittU, l'nre Up,
itc, use Shepherd's Med lea toil Mutton
Tallow, combined with Witch liazcl. For
sale l) all druggist. Trice, 10 cents.
.IuMIi'n Old Htlintl. 0111 II Nt. .. W.
Huj agents' second hand clothing. Note
by mail promptly attended to.
4'liolrrM i-'ltmrrM nt lnw Pilre.
C. K. Hale, llorlst. 710 Fourteenth street
uoitlmest. funeral designs a specialty.
IV. II, lloiiuhtoii A 4 o.. I'M I V
Htrcet Itorttmrnt,
At this time of the icsr have a great
many petals of tho highest clais, b:irig
such goods as wo cannot duplicate, which
vowlll ofTcr at a discount of fiom 'JU to
CO percent. Including chatnler and parlor
furniture, chenille portieres, etc.
Do isot fsll to Jenvo your plates at
Kenucd'a, 101 2 1'iur.sThanU avenue north
k west, and pit your visiting cards printed
for the holidays.
To J n I To j h I To j h I
A full line of to, such as Wagons, Doll
CaiiUger, Dolls, and smaller toys, fancy
china, colored staMnare, bisque (Inures,
cheap Tea Sits. Toilet Sets, with colored
Ucd, $2 ST.; cicely decorated sets, $3.
Chandelier lamps at low prkes, wlih a full
lire of other goods too niiniorous to men
tion, at 8 K. Unow.Vs,
SOtli at. aud Fa. avc. u. w
I oh II Itutldcn'M .llnminnth Install
nirnt Hoime.
Now Is your golden opportunity to buy
any style of cooking stove, range, beater,
itc., at your own price and terms that will
ettlt everybody, lids extensive Installment
establishment la located at VU0 and UU Sev
enth streetnorthwest(nefitsldc). Mr. Jttid
den also has a full Hoc of furniture, car
pets, oilcloths, etc., etc., all of -nblcb are
first class poods and aro offered low for
caeb, or will bo sold cheap on the Install
ment plan. Terms easy enough to please all.
Steamed oysters, corner 14th and I fits.
Do iot fall to leave your plates at
Kervaod's, 1012 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, and pet your visiting cards printed
for the holidays.
Ladles' saloon, corner of 1 and Four
teenth streets northwest.
Itotlre to HoiiMckceiicrH.
In addition to a complete stock of heat
ing and cooking stoves, ranges, carpets,
Dank its, comforters and parlor and dining
room furniture, 1 have Just received a full
line of silver table ware, all to bo sold on
easy monthly or weekly payments as cheap
as can be bought clrewbcro at strictly cash
J rices. Smith's reliable Installment nouse,
32 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Donnelly's steamed oyBtcrs, cor, 14th & I,
"Alilerney llutry 1jiieoiim,"
Fresh Alderncy butter, churned even
inoriilnp and dtilvercd'In 1 lb "Ward"
Erlnts, r0c. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
uttermtlk and sweet milk, Tic. per qt.
Cream, 15c. per pt.
WATCH tX(l rott A CJMA'l.
A Youne Blnn Who A nun fit the Ger
man and French Lentil loim.
Detectives stationed In front of the
TrincU Minister's residence on tC street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, and the Gcrmau Minister's, No.
73-1 Fifteenth street, attracted the at
tention of a CitiTio reporter this morn
ing, who nt once Instituted au latcstl
tlcn. It was ascertained that word had
been received at Headquarters request
Ing a detail of ofllccrs to look after a
crank who had threatened the lives of
loth Ministers because of some fancied
injury at their hands. Further, that
tho person who made the threats was a
medium sized, well dressed young fel
low, with close-cut side whiskers and
moustache, who Jias been regular In his
attendance at receptions this winter
where the two Ministers were likely to
be.
No attention was paid to him until
the other day, when he approached
the German Minister nt the latter's
lcsldcnco and made several threaten
ing gestures and demanded pay for
tome photographs which bu declared
were worth upward of a million of
dollars, tenants of tho Minister
elected the intruder, but he has per
kitted in haunting tho streets In the
xicinlty until his presence has becomo
so disagreeable to the Minister that
police protection has been Invoked.
Tho fellow has tho appearance of a
gentleman and a good address, and his
demeanor In social circles has always
been that of a person perfectly at home
ii m Id his surroundings. Nobody
seemed to know anything about him,
however, beyond tho description glen
above, and as bu has gUeu a different
name at each house whero ho has been
a guest it is diltlcult to locatu him. It
IsbilltM'd bythepdlcu that it Is the
same u an Ibm w as sjnt out of the city
last summer for tuakluir threats
ugalnst several foreign Ministers, and
If caught this time ho will be safely
cured lor.
JllaNniiU- Vrt-innn A"nviAtlon.
lliu Masonic Veteran Assoelailon cele
brated their annual reunion taut nUut by a
bacquct at the National Hotel. There were
IS&prcse-t. General Albert PJke occupied
the scat at Ibo head of the table. Those
present Ineluded: Major Hen: l'erlcy I'oore,
liens. J. U. Itlchardaon, Charles -towartof
Texas, Henry J, bpoouer of Ithode Island,
ex-tJoinmUsloner eleorgn 11. Lortng, Past
(J rand Matter Myrou M, Parker, Generat D,
(l. tiwaltn, W. O. Koome, Hon. J, F, Miller,
Hon. K. Y. Crowcll, Itev. V. A. Harris,
Hon. James U. Wakefield, Dr. Brown, U.
b. N.
Toasts were responded to by Hon. Henry
J. tfpooutr, l U, M. Myron M. Parker,
ex-Oommlsoloner (Icore b. boring, Major
lien: Perley Pooro, Hon. Charles (Stewart,
Hen. Mmon Wolf, Dr. Smith Tovioshend,
Mr C. U. Dennett and J. C. Dulln.
Jleforc the banquet began a short meeting
f the association was held, and Urother
f'ioly of th National Hotel and John
Jacob ItuplI of Freltehen Itheln Lodge of
Switzerland were elected Masons.
A YoutliTiil Tiller.
Wilson Williams, a 13-3 ear-old colored
boy, was sent to Jail for six months by Judge
if n ell to-day for snatchlog the cash-box,
rontalnlne i 7 UO, from car No. 4 of the Belt
IJneat fourth street and Massachusetts
avenue last evening. He was arrested by
Jtlchard Anderson, the van driver,
"Kings are like stars, they rise and
set," They have headache, cuts aud hurts
like meaner men, and are just as sure to
call for Salvation Oil.
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'iiiL Ktnyti.s,
A VttrrUnts lMiily of tlio Clty'x
tntith, AVniltli and Itciitity.
Tlictlty'a beauty and licr light. In
f pic ml Id rmllanco shone last night,
Willi jeweled brilliance, rich ntllrc, with
epfirkllngcjcs ami lildilvu (Ire, with
eoft white arms that ruse nml fell, to
music's slow luxurious swell, with
wning hands, wllh dancing feet, with
qulclc ndvanco and quick retreat; a
drenm to which tho orient, Ha richest
loelluess had scut. It was ft picture,
such none, as somo old master might
liavo done, with quicker hand ami
wnrmcr paint than ctcr touched a cin
mci1 paint, That wai what the
Klrmcs ut llio Kntlonal Thiatru last
night was. If tho imagination had no
curb unon It and pottle license , were
pjcn full sway. Inrialjly ItVa&morc
thnn that, bccaujc,Hvas somclhlue
whoso bcLULyrannot bo put upon paper;
I jjuVffTim the curtain went up, some-
I wlinl bi lilml limn, (nil fnvlitnnntdd nf.
fairs nrcthat way) such n scene was
displayed as only wc sec iu dreams or
K Inn chs In Washington,
After the Marwiglan Grand Tab
leaux and National Dance t-amc the
resular order, leading out with the
"Jlollandale," n graceful collection of
pretty young girls In Dutch attire,
minus the "sabots." Of lucsa Miss
Klolae VIIliams stood first In the
pretty grac cs of a dancer. Then came
tho riinpnltlan, I ho l'lowcr and the
Upanlsh, alt prUtv, ami all danced wllh
a tlnlsh that woufd bu a credit to pro
fessionals. Tho Minuet In Us slate
llnrss came next, nnd lent a seriousness
to tho Fcuio not at all unplenstnt.
Itirrlng Uu fact that onu of the la lies'
sllnpers didn't 'match Hair dresses In
color, the Minuet was n success. The
Norniatidy folhiwln, ricclul the only
encoru of tho eenln j. Tin dance nnd
(lie music were both catchy, nnd the
audience g'nc tho dancers a benefit.
The Indlin dunce, purely American,
nnd thcttncdMi camu nct in order,
and were darned beautifully. The
0)p) innio I iI, opened wIlhajM
tcul by MIsh Huttcmmth of Ohio In a
charmingly crnccful way. This dance
was the pticc tie rcitince of the
bill, nnd Us rich costumes, intri
cate llgures nml graceful movements
won for it unstinted prnlso.
The music was by the Third
Artillery Hand, nnd it was good until
toward tho end of tho three hours'
steady blowing, wheu It began very
naluinlly to show some slgni that even
a cornet blower's lungs are not Im
mortal. Professor Mamie was called
out twice and made sceral very pretty
and graceful bows to tho audience.
Somebody called for a speech, but the
Vrofcssor Isn't that kind of n man, As
to tho nudlence It was composed of the
wealth nnd beiuly, etc., of the Capital,
and It was nil there. Full dress pre
vailed, and the ladles were nil beautt
ful, und the men all delightful. After
tho performance dancing and supper
were in order, and everybody Indulged
Iu one or the other or both. The 1 idles
In charge nf the Klrmcs luvu ercry
reason to feci proud of their success.
and the Ilomeopithlc Hospital should
thnnl; the Lord that fashion is elm I
tabic when It can hae lots of fun out
of It.
AT THE THEATRES.
AtJIUCH'S "THE WOVAVIUTEIl."
John T. lloymond was greeted by a large
audience at Albaugh's last night at tho first
presentation of his new play, "The Woman
Hater." The many funny scenes and lines
In this play were brought out to the best
advantage by Mr. Hammond In his peculiar
manner, and kept tho audience In a snicker
all the e tiling. "The Woman Hater' Is
tie story of a man who Is really fond of
ladles socltt), tut Is loo bashful to pro
I osc. All at once he flnJs hlmeelf engaged
to three, and ends by being carried to u
lunatic asjlum by mistake, Iho ptiy Is
fall ly veil constructed, lundaomely
mounted and well acted bv a well-balanced
company. Tho same bill will be given un
til fcutunlnj, when "Colonel Sellers' will
be subetltuted. Again to night.
THE IHJUU "IMEII THE CIA SHOUT "
AtthoIIIjou "I'nder the Gaslight" was
g ten before a large audience by a company
of more thau ordinary strength. The
Fpectacle Is capable of many Dno scenic
ilTteta, which were caiefully attended,
This play la turo to draw crowded houses
durltg tho weel . Again to night.
TIIR IlIME "11001' OF 001 It,"
lie "Hoop of tiold" drew a Ijrgo house
at tho Dime Mtt?cum yesierday and last
iilcll, and was well received by a ery op
peelatlveaudleiieu. Again to night.
T11K ATEC M! LA OK,
The Mexican Village opens at the Wa&U
Irgton Light Infantry Armory to-night.
1 his will prove a ver Instructive and en
tertalnlng exhibition to old and young. A
apical Mexican orchestra will furnish
charming music during tho evening.
THE VTIONAL hlBME-..
The Klrmes filled the house at tho Na
tional last night and will continue two
more nights. Follow lug comes on Thurs
day night 1 1 avert j 's Minstrels, In all their
glory and freshness, and It will he a great
chow.
hEirSAVS COSMOI'OriTlN CONCItESS.
At Kernan's, MarlncllI, the most remark
able contortionist on tho stage, entertained
a large audience w 1th his great company of
tieclali&ts, conspicuous among whom are
Miss Hilda Thomas, the vocaliat; Swift and
Chase In their musical absurdities, aud a
host of others. Again to-night.
llio Cnrillnni'H Trip.
Cardinal Gibbons, after sajlng mass at
St. Patrick's Church jesterday morning
and taking breakfast, visited the schools In
ht. Matthew's parish, Including tho colte
giate Institute of tho Christian brothers.
At tho Academy of the Holy Cross tho
joung ladles gave a concert In his honor.
In the afternoon he dined at Georgetown
College, and later took the train for Haiti
more.
'Inlrmncit Acrciitpit,
Tho following were accepted to day as
talesmen In the Circuit Court t Thomas 1).
Dcvlnc, W, H. Drown, George 1', Bohrer,
John J. Calvert, Samuel C. Dickinson, Jacob
if. (union, iMruuia " -uoitum-. . if.
Strvln, James Williamson, W.J, ilcUly,
Ullllam Crlukshauk, F. A. Schneider and
John i Uouglai.
KennlrltiiK tli Aniiednct llrldzc.
Iho annual encampment of tho Depart
ment of the Totomac, G, A. It , has In
structed Its commander to confer with tho
Secretary ot War In regard to having the
Aqueduct llrldge put In order so that It can
bu uied by tho public UItlng Arlington on
Ecxt Decoration Day.
NinoUliiff In Court
Two white men, partially under the Influ
ence of liquor, began to smoke cigars In the
rollce Court to-day. They were stood up
before Judge Snell, who Imposed a line of
$5 each. 'Ihe fines were afterward re
mitted. Hcrlimrr for February
Tho second (February) number of the
new Scrilner's Mayaxlnc has been received
by Mr. IEobert Beall, -105 Pennsylvania ave
nue, and Joseph Shllllagton, corner Four
and-a half street and the Avenue.
imntcl a llioice.
Aiifite Cornelius, nee llerrlck, was to-day,
by Justice Merrick, granted divorce from
Daniel Cornelius, with permission to resume
her maiden name. The charge was cruel
treatment, adultery and desertion.
ColKOteV Cashmere Jiouquct.
absolutely pure, exquisitely perfumed,
popularity unprecedented. The beat for
delicate skins.
Ti:eue la butonoMarlnelll, Hqmbltcau.
"Savo n penny while you may,
'Twill keep you dry on a rainy day."
-:-A GOOD
How few ot us rcfinnllt, Wc should. To-i!ny It lias talncd very hard- To
morrow It may lie my pleasant. It It Is, manifest a little wisdom,
po tliat the next llino It Is extremely stormy you will
bo equipped. To tills end wo call
your attention to
GOSSAMERS.
I.ndlcs Gossamers (circular with
hoodf, In black,
84 Cents.
Former price, $1.23.
Ladles "Newport" Gossamers, wllh
enpe, not a complete Hue of sizes,
$1.68.
Ifcguhrly cold at i?.'.
20-lneU Plaudnrd "Olorh." l.lS,
S8 inch Wandard "Olorla," ,.03
Xc guarantee llicc good?,
20 Inch Twilled Silk, all slndes,
natural Tiood tllcks,
$2.4?.
Goods and Prices Guai'anteed.
GLOVES FOR THE "KIRMES,"
s:oo "Star."
Our Great CLEARING SALE of CLOAKS
Still" in Progress.
THE "BOI
316-318 Seventh
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS,
Iho Ho it 'cultural Society motto theli
new hall, 023 V street, last night, aud etect
cd the follow Int; ofllcers for the ensuing
ear: I'rtflldent, John Saul: vlce-nresUents,
'Ihomas V. Fowler, Ur. Basil Sortli and
Howard L. 1'iluce; corresponding secrn
tary, Daniel S. Cut lis; treasurer, John T.
U. Uark.
Mr, (ieorceS. Kraft, the baker snd con
fcctloner, at the corner ot Klshtcent'i street
and i'cnnsilranla avenue, died at his rest
dence at 0.30 a. m. yesterday, IntheGttb
ear of his age. Ills death resulted from
llright's dleese. Ihe funeral wdl take
place ou Thunday at a p. m. The deceased
was a member of the Scottish lllte Masons
and a cumber of other organizations.
South tYn shl net on.
IMchard Hyan was arreited tjdaj for
kctflnif a Sunday bar.
Ofllcer Turnburk found the dead bad
of a hlto female lnfatt at the mouth of the
James Creek Canal. Ihe Coroner wai no
tlflid.
The river tteatneis wilt bcIu tbulr reg
ular tilps to morrow.
Tho funeral of the late Jo'in Shea took
place from bt. Dominic's Churc'i this morn
Inc; at 031 o'clock and was largely at
tended. The services, consisting of renulera
mafci, cre conducted by Her. lather
Spalding. The pall-bearers were Messrs,
John Brcsnahan, James Allman, John
Dally and Wta. Mooncy. Ihe Interment
took place at Mt. Olivet.
i:nst Wnshlngton
Morris Leavy, living at 1W C street
southeast, reports that th!ees have been
after his chlikLns.
About 3.30 this morning Mrs. M)crs
and her three children, llvlnj; at the corner
of beienth street and South Carolina ave
nue, were nearly suffocated by gas from
tho basement stove. Dr. Hoberts was sura
moncd and rendered medical aid.
lVctt AVimhtneton.
The rain and wind yesterday broko the
Ice In the river, and It is passing outo.uletly,
to the creat satisfaction ot alt tuomerohants
along the river front.
Cattle sales at Drovers Rest, Janu
ary U4, 1SS7, as reported by Tavcnner
ttroa.s TS cattle up and sold. UeBt,4('L3,
jtood, -1)(4; medium, 4Q41; common,
304. Lambs, OT'ifi); sheep, .IQli year
lrRS,5K"J; eahes, 7(71. 10 cons and
calves ij to 1j. Market fair.
Temperature and condition of wat sr at 7
a. tn.t tiieat Fulls, tempcraturo, !M; condi
tion, 2; rcrt-ltiDR reservoir, temperature,
37; condition at north connection, 'M; at
south connection, 'Mt distributing reservoir,
temperature, sr: conditional Inlluent gate
house, SO; at tlllucnt gale house, HO.
i:U'4'llou orTrin-itcoM.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Trustees
of the Washington HenefUlal Endowment
Association, held )csterdiy aticrnooo, the
following ofllccrs were elected: Noble D.
Lamer, president; Kobert Dall, vice-president;
Lawrence (lardntr, secretary; U'lllUm
J. Stephenson, treasurer; Isaac L. Johnsou,
attorney. Dr. It. I). Donaldson, who has
been president of the association since Its
organization, while remaining a member ot
lliuUottid ol Irustetfl, declined re election
as president for thu reason that the business
of the association Is Increasing at such a
rate luai u requires more time toau he
could take from his private busluoss.
TL4' Itaphllty or rrsi ' Tounrd
Health,
I'veu when a (rood remedy for dlseuo Is so
Uclcd, depends In some measure upon the
manner In which It la takcu. Irregular, la
terrupted doses can afford no flrtestot tho
efllcacy of any medicine, however salutary,
liken In proper doses ut prescrlbol Inter
ests, a reliable- eurathe will effect the object
of Its use. Among remedies which, sys
tematically and persistently uioJ, accom
pllth thorough and lasting cures, and pre
vents the recurrence of periodic disease,
Ilostctter's Stomach Hitters ranks specially
blgb. Jo catcs of dyspepsia, debility, rheu
matism, fever and ague, liver complaint,
Inactivity of the kidneys and bladder, con
ttlj stion, and other orgsnlc maladies, It Is a
IrUd remedy, to which the medical brother
hood have lent their professional sanction,
and which, as a tonic, alterative and homo
hold specific for disorders of the stomach,
llttracd bowels, has an uubouuded p pu
Jatity.
PEOYEEB - : -
Indies' lllack Kcwmnrltct Qjna
inns, villi capo and sleeves,
$1.68.
Vsunlly cold not less lb an (2.20.
Ladles' "llleetrit" Oossimcrj (clr
culm nl'h Heed),
$1.25.
A ttaplc article nt 1.73.
28 Inch Tnllled Silk, nil shades,
turnl wood slick,,
I iii.YO.
l'lne Silk, In all abides, gold and
tlhcr topped (ticks,
$3.38 to $7.50.
IAECHE,"
Street Northwest.
We Will Sell
Spacious Auction Rooms,
Corner Tenth and D Streets,
Facing Tenna. Avo ,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS,
Alirtloneer,
Commencing at 10 o'clock
THURSDAY MORNING,
and continuing daily at 10
ar m. and 2 and 7 p. m,, un
til the entire stock is sold,
$15,000 worth ol the
Finest Tailor - Made New
York Clothing, comprising
Men's, Boys' and Chil
dren's Overcoats, Suits and
Pants.
Prince Albert Suits.
Dress and Business Suits.
Finest Boys' and Chil
dren's Suits.
Your attention is espe
cially called to this special
sale of Fine Clothing. Pri
vate sale at auction prices
after each day's sale.
A large portion of these
goods aro made of Imparled
goods.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS,
Auctioneer.
EUGENIE'S
Secret of Beauty
AND
IriHtniitiirn'oiti llnlr
Mjti In All NliailfN,
fin in ii Mifhi illiiutltt
to a Jet lllnck.
A head at hair can be dyed In an hour. Tho
dyo bottlcH uro In two Aim, 73o. and Jt.W.
'Iliore dcHlrinir can tcht Iho quality of tho
Dyo biforo pun linsInK Uut tlioetoro, Bcpu
rate rooms fur Hair Dyolnir
AUo a full asBortmuni ut Human Ilalr pools,
consisting ot tho latest style Front i'locos,
tjwlttlioa, etc, constantly ou hand.
I em uow itilo agent for this city for the
well known bvautlfylus coamotlca by tbo
I'erfamerle Monte Cr&to Company.
J. ROOHON,
537 15th it, n. w, 912 11th Bt. n, w
ii
Do you know wlnl Uiat means!
You ilol Well, llicn, 'llsu't necessary
for us to enter Into dcta'.'s. You know
thai goods arc always taken up at
their l'linsr.NT value and held ac
cordingly. We'll reach the Overcoats
In a few days, and until then, all tlial
arc left of our L'ngllsU and American
Kersey Overcoats, and arc good values
at $23 and $28, go nt $15 each. Wc
liad 07 of these superb garments yes
terday morning ; wu'vo got 51 left this
morning. We don't know how many
we'll commence to-morrow with, hut
as yet wc have the sizes fulls no dldl
cully about being fitted! but there's no
lime to lose If you would avail yourself
of this rich offering,
Itcmcmbcr, these goods aro Just In
season, the style Is faultless, tho ma
tcilalilch, iho lit guaranteed and the
present price well, no reasonable
comparison enn be made. Sec If you
can duplicate one of tlicm In the city
for less than $23. K not, come here
and tiled one tor $15.
SAKS & COMPAIY
'I lie Liu I'lolli'mrs,
300 to 308 Seventh Streat.
E. &. DAYIS,
719 Market Space.
GEAND DISPLAY
EVENING GOODS
ITare just received an oletrant lino of dcslr
nblo comlt BUltubto for orcnlns v ear.
1 mbroldtrcd Crajo Lbjao llouuclng and
EJeo to match.
Embroidered Silk Tlrusscli Xctn, all shades.
(t-1 rialn Hi upnels hets, all wliadou.
hlto and Colcrod Tidora Nets and Tlouno
In it.
Itlack Oriental Net Erabrolderod In Gold.
Itcat Duchess I aco Overdrcssca, I' lounctngi
and Laces to match.
J'ulnt (fauiu Ijixcuand riounctnjf.
Itpnl Dudiess l'tltTlncf, ColUrs and Hand
Kncliftt. largest and best stock south of
KrWiork.
Elejiant line of 1'oail Frontti, 1'anels. Col
lars nnd I'a 'somen ttrle, lth cut steel and
tinted fchades, eittIaNy for ouula? wear
E. Or. DAVIS,
Cor, 8th St. and Market Spice.
EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERIES!
We liaotmlarjot Btock of Kmbrulderlns
cur oilcrt'illn tlilsniHrktt. saIis, Nainsook
und (andiilo 1 lounitiij!. Edlnsii and All
otersln puat attity lino jukiUs and low
1 rices, o trouble to show goods.
E. G-. r."VIS
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
At A. I.OUIS SALTZSTKIN'Sf
Watchmaker, Joualer nnd Optlcltin,
1U8 F BTIiCET N. V.
BAASLiAM.
itap.'.V
WATCH CSf
mjtwcunr
CLOCKS,
cADxruuy
crAnucs
"""Tm
l.fffl jiElrs of lino Spectacles and Kyo Glasses
nt 81, worth S.5u, Including a dno caso
Wutilics, clocks and Jewelry at cost. No
extra ibargo for testing tho eye. Spoctaclos
nnd EyoiJlassts made to ordci atmanufac
tuiltidirkesand warranted ta IU tlioejos.
)o tors' and oculists' proscriptions a spo
cl.ilty. Chcaiiest jlaceln the tlty.
E. W. SCHURMAN & CO.,
noLiDAV coons, holiday ooods.
Ulamonas, Wattlioa, Jewolrf and
BUerwaro.
Manufacturers of all Articles Tcrtalnlug to
ttio Jonclrf Uuilno.i.
ro. 003 EBVKST1I SrilEET NOIITI1WE3T.
(io3 sou on Weekly or Monttil; ray-
intntB.
FANCY GOODS.
WE R. RILEY,
Corner Nlntli nnd UtreotaNurtliivest.
lias la storo a Tull Stock ot
Woolen Underwear for Ladies, Gen
tlemen and Children.
Black Dross Goods, Embroideries,
Lacos and Trimmings.
710 MABKKT BfiCJl WiBniSQTON, D. O.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
KEEP'S SHIRTS,
(37 BXVENTa STRXST N. W.
O. P. BURDETTE,
BOLB AQKNT
I CURE FITS!
TThB I fir for 1 do no I mn mtrtly In Hep Ihtm for
Hm anil Ihin bar tlirm Mluro aitaln I imui a radir)
rar. I liamadalbdlHMab(rilS krlLU'SY orKiU
Iht) ttlCKh Erii a IIIa-loDf lludj. I wartani bit raaiaJy tu
cura Ua word t aata. IKuim ailwta ba hlltd I an
urn fur nql now rarttfiai arura, Stadatoncaror
IraMiMauJarraa Uniilaof pty Inrallltla rtrtiilr; (lira
Kf nt an J loai OHIa ItrutUrou oothloi (ur a trial,
mii i win cui iv. uu. u. g, iiogi , in fuel st n.j.
We're "Mil Stock,
pMlrfejtBBLSo
YOUR LAST CHANGE!
-Ci30M-
KH3Sr(3-'S PALACE,
CLOSING SALE OF
Cloaks and lillinery !
Read the Fo'lowlng Prices :
Children's Cloaks at $2.23, $2.50, $3 and $1.
Ladles' Newmarkets af $3.D0, $1, $3 and 0.
Bcal l'lush Kcwmarkcts nt $10.
riush Vlsltcs at $12, $14, $10 and $18.
Bcal l'lush Coats at $10, $20 and $22.
Uouclo nnd Cloth Vlsltcs at $5, $0 and $7.
llouclo and Cloth Jackets at $2.73, $3.C0 and $5.
Only ono more elegant Satin Fur-Lined Circular nt $10.00; worth $22.
Fine Ladles' Wraps at $10. worth $23.
:m: i ii Hj i nsr b pl -sr .
Fine French Tclt Hats at 00c. and 75c.
Wool Felt Hats at 25c. and 10c.
Largo assortment of Birds' Wings at 15c, 17c, 10c and 25c. only.
Elegant Tips at 25c, 37c and 50c. a bunch.
Flno French Flowers, elegant largo bouquets, at 13c, 17c, 10c and 23c
Kid Cloves at 75c a pair; sold elsewhere nt $1.
KIM'S PALACE, 814 7th St.
i
p lit
ICor-jrlsMM 1337.
CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER
86 and "87.
French, English and Scotch Siitmjs,
OTBrcoatlngs anil Tronseriugs
or my own importation, now open for tnspeo
tlon. Gentlemen desirous of belnn well
dressed will cull at 1111 Pa. avo. and Icire
their orders with tho Leading Importing aud
Tailoring Uouso of
HI. ID. B-A.R.n.
axjea? EECBIVHD
A New Lot
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
bkh wo wll offer very low for spot cash.
Child 'a Suits, Bpo 4 toU, lor t...J2 00
MM
' " " " " 301)
Child's Fulls, aco 4 to 13, S3.30, J, 33 and SO
upwarrtf.
Child s UicnoQts, t', U.M. 11 and $3 op-
nards.
Koys suits, aro 11 to IS, $jfi0, tl anlflnp.
Uojb' OTcrcciitf, hko II to 14, $ i, ?t and $5 up,
At imi-1010 PliNN. AVU.,
J. "W. Seltoy.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Oilcloths, Mailings, Baby
Carrlds
REFRIGERATOnS, STOVES, Etc.,
BOLD ON INSTALLMENTS
Ah Cheap rh They Can lto lloulit
Kiheiit're nir cuah,
and we make this extraordinary oSer that
customirseau make their own torma laro
card to payments.
Como and see the Largest Store In the
United States, como and buu tho Largest and
.Voht Varied btock to sulect from.
Como after you hayo ioated youraetres on
prlcfi aud terms eUowhere, and wo will guar
antee yoa that
UltOUA.VH Installment JIoubo,
Tlio Old ItlnU)
UuNew York Avenue, ItMween 13tU
aud 14 th HU. N.W.i
Is the place yon wore looKlng for. Como and
ho convinced that what we say at of acts and
no humbun. e repeat, como and make yoar
own terms at
Call early, as we closo at 6 p. m. sharp.
The Remington
TYPE-WRITER.
SfATIONKIiTANDSDPPUK3. NSW DROP
C'AUINETa.
WYCKOFP, BBAMANS A BBNKDICT.
... t ...5rIllro'e"I aittU,
LTolopliono Ho. Ui,
-W.E3:.A.T
HIS OVERCOAT HID
There is no need of a man's
wearing a ragged suit or
going without when ho can
have a handsome one made
to order for S20.
Look in our east window
and see tho varioty of Oassi
meres and Cheviots that we
are making up at above
price.
Pants to order from same
goods, $6. Make them in 24
hours if you wish.
E, B, Bill & CO,
931 Penna. Ave.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FINE SHOES!
full Stock of Flno Shoes constantly on hand.
FOR LADIES
Wo Iiavn Wnllvlntr Shoes, Dregn blioA and
Mil iH.rs for rtceptlon and evening wear In all
tho lending styles.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Wohaio tlio best makes orWalklnjr Khocs,
1 1? lit tTrncli Culf.l'atent Leather nnd French
Md in all Btjte". I-or cenlti(i near, I'atcnt
U tit her liunpd for Men and lloys.
Our btock of
Misses' and Children's Shoes
Isromilele. IthStralithnoat, Calf, French
Md, J no met Leather, Lnro nnd lliilton.
In every Department wo try tohae somo
thliiR to please all who favor us vtltn a cill.
DALTOK & STRICKLAND,
939 Ponna. Avenuo.
One-Price Shoe Store.
m
A. L. HAZELT0N, .
B. C. Burt'a Fine bhoo. for Ladtos a spoclattr.
WH lotb tit. X. IT.
627 1't. Alt. KuU
Ihayealot of Fi? Shoes, ray own make,
tnatl wtllMlltabaaln. Give ma a trial.
PHOTO-E3NGRAVING.
Haylnit recently flttod up a
In connection with my TATENT rROCESS,
I am prepared to furnish
ILLUSTOATIONS AT NBW YOKKFIUCES.
rhotograjhlDg on Wood fortbeTrado.
OiLa.xi.x'i.oo Joyoe
418 ELEVENTH STRBB N. W
USE COKE
For Generating steam.
Yot UooklnR rurposes.
For ncatlng by furnace,
For beating by Latrobe.
For Open Qratea
It;ii Easily Ignited.
It JIaJ.cs a Quick, Hot Fire.
It Uoe Not Dura Out the Orate.
It la Economical.
It Will l'ay to Try It.
FOR BALK I1Y TUB
Washington Gaslight Com'y.
40 Bushels, Crushed ,.,
25 Bushels, Crushed. ..
40BuBhels, Not Crushed,,
5Uaahols, KotCrushe4
....uro
.... S 50
...- 2 00
a oo
nrDellverod to Any Tart of Washington
or uwrgetowa.
RAILROADS.
rilllE GREAT
PENHSYLVARiA ROUTE
To the North, Weit rikI Sonthwest.
Doubtt 'Tro'l, Qfrndtd Bcentry,
fiMl Haiti itagnltictnt KquljmnnU
llit xrrxcT JAfi'Atir 10, 1887,
IVoIni fr Wahlfqitm from nation, eorntr
of Ala-fA ami ti ttrttt, an follows:
Tor ntUburit and tho Went, Clilcatro Limited
Exfireos of I'nlaeo Blceplnir. enrs at la.io p
tn dally; Fast Line, (MO a m dally to
Cincinnati and St. Ixili, with
sleerluR can from IIarrlnhnriT to
Clm.fr.natt and DufTct car to St. Louis; dally
oxcert Saturday to Chicago. wHheleepinir
car I'lttshiirfT to Chicago. Clilcara Ex
rross at 7:10 p m dally, with sC-opIng
cars XI ashlnnton to Chicago and St. Loals,
and Harrlsburs to Cleveland, connecting
nt Harrlahurg with Western exprcm, with
through elccpera foi LonhTllIe anl Mem
Phlrt. 1'aclho oxprosa 10 p m dally for
Ilttsburv and the West with through
sleeper llarrlibnrg to Chicago.
DALTISfOnit A rOTOMAO ItAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandatgna, Itochester. BiitTato.
Mngara, 10 n m dally except Suturday.wlth
palaco cars Washington to Jtocheter.
For W llllamflport, IiOck Haven and KImIra at
0 lOamdallyoTrept Sunday.
Tor lew York and tho Eastt7."il. 0 and 11:15
am.l2 30.3,4'15,10andll()pm on sun
day l am, ia :w, 3. 41 1. 10 and 11-20 pro.
T I twit A.I .VyArtB A lh.ll-... --1 J L
It. JO a m daily except bunday and 4 pm,
dally.
For lioston without chance 2pm orory day.
For Urooklyn, N Y., all through trains con
nect at JerBoy City with boats of Brooklyn
annex, affording direct traniferto Fulton
street, avoiding double ferrlago across New
York cltT.
For Thlladclphla, 7.a2t,n and 11.15 a m. 9.
4:15,0 00, 10 and llo p m. On Sunday,
la m.13.30, 3,4-l5,OHo,lOandll.-a(ip
rn. Limited express, u, to a m weekdays
and 4pm dally.
For Baltimore 0 3ft. 7 25. OiK). 0 40. 11. Ha.
m ,W 16, 12 ar.13 1W, 2,4, 4 15.4-il.4-40
o-oo 7:10, 10 and 11-20 p. m on isunday
0,9 10, 11:15 a.m . 12.15, 12.30,2, 1.4.1S,
6. 7:lu.ioand 11:20 p.m. '
Tor Tore's Creek Line, 7:25 am and 4:10 p
m dally except Sunday.
ForAniiftiKilN, 7.2n a m, 12 IB. 4.21 and 0
P m dally oxctpt Sunday. Sundays, Oam.
4,15 pm,
ALKXANT5HTA AND FnRDIiniCKSBUnQ
RAILWAY AND AI.BXANUKIA A
WASHINGTON ItAILKOAD.
For Alexandria, o,C: 15, R 10.0 17. 11 -00 am.
121U noon, 2 00, 4-25, 4..1S, U-Ol. 8-05,
loos atd il:J7 p. m. on Sunday at e.
0 IT, 1 1 a. m., 3, o ol and 10:05 p. m.
For lilclitnond andtho houth, (I, ll:0O am
dally, nnd iMti p m daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington.
a-n.8 I0,io:l0.l3 a m, 1-20,3-Ot).
3-a. 6lii 7.05, 9 32 nnd 111 12 p m and
12:10 midnight, except Monday. On Hun.
day at band 10:1 1 am 13, 6:10, 0:32. 10 ij
p m atri lainnigiit.
Tickets and Information nt tho office, north
east torncr of 13th rtrootand rennvlranl
avenue, and atthe station, n hero orders can
bo left for thocliccklngof hasungeto dentl
nation from hotels and resldcncci
, riiAs. K. run II, Ooneral Manager.
J. K. 001), Ooneral I'asFieniter Asent.
BALTIMORE &0HI0 RAILROAD
Bchedulo In effect SUNDAY, NOVEMDSB
7,1888, until farther notice.
Leave Washington from Station, corner ol
New Jency avenuo and C street.
For Chicairo low, li.w a m and 10 10 p m
dally, with through coaches and sleeping
cars 7 he 10 a m Is a Fast Limited Express
for Tlttsburg and Chicago, arriving In Pitts'
hurg at 7.35 p m; Chicago next morntnir at
8X5; tho 11 40 a m anlvlnu In Chlcaco 10 33
next morning. No extra fare la charged oo
tbeeo trains for fast time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louts dally
at 8.30 p m and 10 10 p m, with throned
coaches and palaco sleeping, cars to above
points without change: a 30 pm Is a fast
limited train to Cincinnati and fat Louis,
arriving In Cincinnati noxt morning at 7.45,
Bt. Louis u 40 n m. No extra fare U charged
on this train for fast tlmo.
For Httsburtr at 10 a m and 8 55 p m dally, to
J'ittsburc, Cleveland and Detroit, with par
lor and sleeclnacarato Plushum.
For Lexlnuton ana Local Stations, 8 40 a m
dally, except Sunday.
For Havre do Grnco, Newark, Wilmington,
and rhlJadelphla, 7.30 a m, Isa p m and
6 40 p m dally.
For WIlminBton.DcI., and Intermediate points
between Baltimore and Umlngton, 3.13 p
m dally, except bunday.
For Baltimore on week oars 5. C 30, B 40, 7:30.
8 JO and 10-oa a m, 12 10. 135, 13 (ivminute
train), 8.80, 4 JO, 4 40, b.40, C 40, V, 8S3 and
iis.0 pm.
For Baltimore on Bondays 80, 70, 8M
and 10-05 a m, 123, 1:80, 5 JO, 4.40, 6.40, 6.40,
7, S'-M, 11SW p m. '
Forbhenandoah Valley Railroad and polnti
South 10 am and 5 30 p m dally. The 10 a
m train has slcopcr from Washlneton to
Nov Orlean-t; n Jo p m, sleopcr to Little Itock
For Annaixjlla 0 40 am ana u nt, 40 and
M0pni.onrmnaav8.3Uam 440pm.
Forvay stations between Washington and
Baltimore o, 610.BW am, 1-MQpra, J.A3,
4 40,7andll:pm, on Sundays 8 JO a m
and I jo. a . 4 10. 7, 11 30 p m. Forstatlons
onMeiropolltanllraiiLliC i3aradallyexcpt
fcundaj and ft Hip in dally; 4 40 pm dally
except Sunday for prlnilpil stations oil
Jf etropolltan Branch, 8 40 a m dally: on Sun
day f tops nt all stations. For Oaithernburg
and Intermediate points. 0..10 a m, 1J-H0 and
11 Jl p in dally except Sunday. Fur Freder
ick 8 40 a m and 4 40 p m daily except Sun
dav. For llaircrstown 10 a m and 8.31 p m dally ex
cept Sunday.
Tialnsnirlvo from tho West dally C-30, 7:20 a
m, 115, ojo audllSlpm, (Little Kockex
prcts). t
Vtotn rhlladclphia, aicatcr, Wtlmlnston,
and lla.ro do Orace, ll.li) a m, 3J0pra
and 10 pm dolly, v
Fiom Wilmington, Del, and Inlcrmedlato
points north of ILiltloioro, 11.13 am.
From AnnaiKills, a 30 u ra and l.v. a-J! and
8 i-o p m; Sunday. 10 .33 a m, 0 w p m.
From llartrtrs lerry and Valley lUIlroad,
6. SO p m daliy, extent bunday.
XTom trederKS and Intermediate points, 8-93
a m and 8.15 p m dally exi ept Sunday.
TraliiB leavo Baltimore for Washington at 5 10,
0 30, 720, iron, 0-05 and 10 3D a m, u 13, y 30
3, 4, 4i, 6,0 HO, 7., 0 and 11 p ra; ou bun
days o to. 7 M 0 oo and WS a m. 1 JO. a JO.
456. 6. C 30, 7.43, Oand 11pm.
Ail trains from Washington stop at Relay
Station except 1 5, 3 15 and 0 H p m.
For further information apply at the Balti
more A Ohio Tickot Offlco Washington sta
tion, CIO and 1331 1'ennsylvanla avenue, corner
of tourteentb street, whero orders will be
taken for baggage to bo checked and received
at any point In tho city.
D A I U Lh E, C. K. LOUD,
Pen, t-upt . Balto. p. r.A.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1880.
Trains letn o B. A r Station. Sixth and B sts.i
0 a. m. dally lor Warrenton, Uordonsvllle,
Ijnchburg, Rocky Mount, Danlllo,
Italeifih, Charlotte, Atlanta and ail points
South. Itillman Palace Bullet bleeping
Car sashlnnton to Atlanta aud Washing
ton to llontKOintry.
2 33 p. m. dally, except bunday, for Manassas,
btrasburg and lntirmedlato stations.
BJOp. m dally for Warronton, Oordonuvlllo,
Charlottoavlllo. Staunton, umlsvlile, Cin
cinnati and Folntsou tho CheBapo.keaud
Ohio route. I'ullnian Sleepers Waahing
tcn to Ixmlivillo.
Up. m. dally for Iynchhnrg, Jialelgh, Aiho
Ttllo, Cliarlotte.ColumbU.Atkou, Augusta.
Atlanta, Montnomiry, New OrleatM and
polntnbotithwcst, rullman BuQct Sloop
crs aHhlugton to AUcn. s U Washing
ton to Montgomery, coi.nei.tlQg with Far
- lor Cars to juw Orkanj.
TRAIKa ON WASI1INU10N AND OHIO
, , D1MMUN
T-cavo Washington u.ift a. m dally, except
Sunday, and 4 n p, m dally, arrlvtg at
Kouiidlflll lt:tin m, undT:Up ra.; rtturn
tuinlDg, Uai o Kound Hill tl us n. m. daltv and
l.lsii m exupt bunday, arriving Wa-hlng-Ion
8 iu h. in una 8 Alp. in
'1 humph train from the south arrive Wash
Ion M to a. in. and 81 p. in. and iruni IouU
e$ lop. in. Mrnburg locul IflaOa. m.
Iltktts. flmiliigtar r.'nerailoni and In
formation hirnlslind and baggage checked at
oOlce.fioi I'etinnylvaiiiiiawniiuud at Pas
peiigcrsialluu, 1'omimUanla 11 It, sixth and
Bfclltlts, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Oeneial I'mmmger Agent.
CHESAPEAKE &. OHIO ROUTE.
(Xewpcrt News and Mlulsslppl Valley Co.)
Union Uei ot. Sixth und II ulnets.
11 A. M. For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Dally except Sun
day. Arrho Norfolk 7 p.m.
OCO A. M. For ail stations on Chesipoike.
A Ohio and iiolnta Weit. Mcoirt tmm
lillton lurgo. Dally vxtcpt Sunday.
630 1'. M. I ut AVonUtn oxpre-s dally.
Solid train, with Pullman slcopera to
LouUnltlo Pullnnn si-rvlco to Cincin
nati, St. Louh, Memphis and New Or
teautf. Ajii'ly at ( liciflpcako A Ohio Railway offlco,
BU Pennsylvania avenue, aud B. A P. aU
tlou.
FRNICTIUQO,
CiCii'I N, K. PaMaenger Agent,
II. W. FULLttlt,
General Passenger Agont,
STEAMBOATS.
M
UUNT VKltNONl
MOUNT y&UWitil
Bteamor W. W. CORCORAN
Leavos 7th st. Wharf dally (except bunday) for
MOUNT VKUNON,
At 10 o'clock a. mi returning, reaches Wash
Ington about 3 JO p. m.
M
EDICINE FOII DOUb.
ah ui.easen inrea.
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