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TUB WASIIliVtiTON Cni'l'IC, THURSDAY KVKNIW., MAIU'll H, IMHH.
TOPIGS OF THE DAY.
Mr, JIcSlianc'8 Experience as a
Captive Among the Indians.
THE PRESIDENT'S AUTOGRAPH
Honictlilni; Ahout tlio l'ots of tlio
1'iThlclcntlnl Household.
Hays a Washington special to thu
rittsbitrcf iVw: A lady went to tlio
White II0M6O recently to obtain tho
Vrrsliicnl's nuloginph. llniulliiL' Mr.
Prmlcn, tlio executive clcik, n. blight,
clean sheet of tinted nolo paper with
ho monogram upon It, sho requested
that gentleman to ask Mr. Cleveland
to InHCiibo his name thcicon. Mr
I'rudcn, nlnnys obliging, went to tho
I'lesidcnt'B private olllco to sccino tlio
favor for tho lady. Itoturnlng In a
few momentsheuaid: "Thol'icsidont
fends his compliments, and says that
if you will bring your autograph
album lui will bo glad to writo his
nnnio in it, but ho never puts his sic
naturo upon a blank sheet of paper."
Tho lntlv uns rather taken aback,
but, thanking Mr. Prtulcn for his
kindness, loturncd homo tohiinghur
album. Tlio book being a trlllo dingy
in irppc.unnco. ami also ipiito mil ot
autographs, slio determined to pur
diaHc a now ono and liavo tlio I'rosl
dent's signatuio to "strut It." Pio
(ccilinc to Uallantyno's book stoi o,on
f-cu'iith stieot, slio bought a now and
handsome album, and icpaircd to tlio
White House, arriving there within
twenty minutes from tlio thno sho
had left. Mr. l'ruden smiling, took
tho book and lepaiicd to tlio Presi
dent to obtain his autograph for tlio
persevering lady. Hetuining. ho
gavo tho book to the lady, who, thank
ing him. left for her home. Upon ar
riving tlicio sho opened tho album to
jtno on tiio valued inscription and
found tho following:
Womnn's nnmn- hers lint (o give avvnyl
A mnn's, hit ull; It should not go nstrn)
UltllVlllClhVLIAMI
Says Carpenter in tho Now Yoik
Wot hi: President Clovcland is avciso
to the kissing of babies and ho avoids
it whenever ho possibly can at his
noonday icccptions. Now and then
he has to succumb, however, and ho
would, perhaps, add to hia popularity
with his Cabinet if ho would do as
Andrew Jackson did delcgato tho
kibsing to them. Jackson, on ono of
his tours, was handed n dirty-faced
baby by a veiy proud mother. Sec
retary of War Katon was standing
beside him at tho time. Jackson held
the baby up and said: "Ileio is a
beautiful specimen of young Amci lean
childhood. Noto tlio brightness of
thnt eye, tho btrcnglh of theso limbs
and tho sweetness of theso lips I"
Jleio ho pushed tho baby into tlio
faco of (Icncial Katon and said,
without a word of warning: "Kiss
him, Katon 1" and, of com so, Katon
had to do so. My authoiity for this
Mory is Judgo A. It. Uotclor, now
of the Attorney-General's ofllco, who
was with Jackson at tho time and
witnessed tho incident.
It is remarked by tho Washington
correspondent of tlio Now York
Tribune that Congressman McShano
of Nebraska probably shaies tho opin
ion of most Western men that tho
only good Indian is a dead Indian.
He was tolling a group of his friends
the other day of his expoiionco among
tlio Indians. Sovoial ycais ago,
while looking after his cattle on tlio
plains of Wyoming, some liostilo
Indians captured tho futuro Congicss
man and ran off a goodly portion of
his cattle. Being their prisoner they
compelled him to cook lor thoiri., and
to add, as it-weio, insult to iujiuy,
they made him slaughter his own cat
tle for their benefit. "Well," said Mr.
McShano to his friends, "you will
se.ii eel y beliovo mo, but it is a fact
that instead of putting mo to tlio tor
tin omul killing mo by inches, as is
thcii custom, thoy moved oil ono lino
morning and left mo and mv cattle
behind, contemplating a Wcstoin
huniio on an empty stomach. It
didn't tako mo long, I assuio you, to
make backs for civilization. Hut
what puzzles mo to tlio picsont day is
why they didn't kill me." "Piob
ably they weio afiaid of your led
hair," inildlv ventuied Cannon of
Illinois. "Maybo they considetod
you a snciecl chaiactcr on that ac
count," lomakcdsomo ono else. "Oh,
neither is tho trno leason," hoio
broko in Laiid, McShano's colleague
"In my opinion, tho Indians moved
off because they weio disgusted with
McShano's cooking. In tho gen
eral laughter which followed, Mr.
MiShano joined as heartily as tlio rest.
"I wouldn't bo a bit surmised," said
he, "if that was tho reason why they
left mo behind, Threo days of my
cooking was probably all thoy could
stand."
It is said (by Fiod Mussoy of the
Cincinnati Uominera'al-Oazette) that
fcinco'Mrs. Cleveland's retain fiom tlio
South sho has been spending most of
her time at lied Top, whilo her hus
band remains atthoWhitoIIouso, and
that sho vciy Badly misses tho com
panionship of her mother, who sud
denly dopai ted for Kuiopo n fow days
ago. Meauwhilo tho fawn which was
picsented to Mis. Cleveland in Mor
ula has ai rived and been decorated
with a bluo libbou about its neck and
a bell. Mis, Cleveland's privato
menagerio now consists of tho yronch
poodle, Hector, who has turned out to
ho a gicat lepiobato and wan
deis nil over town at all soils
of houis of tho night, distuib
ing tho choice canine chelea
of society of Washington; a big llei
iinnl dog, five canaries, four cats, tlio
fawn, tho Jorsoy heifer, (iiacio, pie
(tented by Gcoigo W. Chllds; a dozen
white mice, two peacocks, two guinea
pigs, two alligatois, a huge assoitmeut
of blooded fowls, and tho tender
recollection of tho dead monkey,
which was Mis. Cleveland's chief
soui co .of consolation and enjoyment
while It lived, and whosu uutimolv
takini; off by a sevoro cold was a gie.it
blow to tjio ehaiming lady of tlu
Whlifl Homo.
Tlio JlntlloIdH Kciiinnclccl.
In the Vjiitcd Stales District Comt at
Louisville, Ky., fc-ulurilay, Judge Cur ie
iiinmlcd tlio West Virginia prisoners, tho
llntlielils, to tlio elinrpo of the 1'ike
County olllclnls. This Is a victory for thu
Hate of Kentucky, An appeal to tho
United Ptales Ciictilt ( oiut was taken.
Andicw Varnoy, ono of tlio prisoners,
got up ana stated that ho Wanted to ho
K-nt back to Plko County.nnd that ho did
not think It wad lair to maUo hlin and tho
others Milkr In oulcr that Wt Vliululn
might light her legal battle.
"Alclrrney Dairy WnKOiis."
Frrsh Alileiney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in 1 lb "Word''
prints, 46o. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
Iiittennilk and bweet milk, Jc. per ut.
C'rttui), 15c. per pt,
A liorxK ron A ItOAl),"
It Should Iln im thoT.Inn nf (1m 1'enii
jlvnnla Avpnun llrlilgn,
I'nmutCniTic Under tlio caption "A
Itehitcforiiltoail," Titr.l'iiinc of tho.M
Instant lniircprcsentrd mc iloiil)tlcs In
fiilvcitcnlly, but 1 don't llko to be mis
represented even in that way. I am not n
Maryland land ow ncr nor a riticn of thnt
Stnte, and have no pecuniary Interest
whalccr in tho location of tho road that
is to ho constructed fioin tho eastern
terminus of tho l'cnuyhaula Avcntio
Hrlclgc, now In coime of erection. 1
could not hao "recommended an Inter
medial o route," because I hao not yet
been ndvlsed as to the route suggested by
Hie committal of gentlemen from Mary
land who waited upon tho honorablo
ConiniMoncrs of tho District of Columbia
a few days ago.
Homo cars ago when a few orii", cry
few, thought tho bridgo leforrcd to a
feasible project, your correspondent spent
several -months caiiviisslnt; tho city and
county and far eastward into Maryland
for the names of representative men po
tltlonlngCongrcxs lor tho necessary ap-
rchiilln and Incurring the eternal hatred
of some I succeeded in getting up n very
repeclnblo memorial, Indorsed by nearly
every member of tho Maryland Legisla
ture. Nothing was done, however, during the
then appioaching Congress (Korty-clRhth)
but to enter tho w edge and let it stick. '
In that memorial wo sot forth facts
braving iiioii tho great Importance of a
road In connection with tlio proposed
liridpo that would lead mora directly into
tho interior of Prince George's County,
Mnivlnnd,
When tho 1 orty-nlntli Congicss was
comoncd 1 placed a copy ol tho bill,
which hadhcen slumbering for two year,
In the hands of Hon. ilnrncs Campion,
mid so fully did he lcnllc flic Importance
oftho measuroto hlspcople, as woll as
to oi ii-", thnt ho loin traduced It tho same
dny. and hating the courage ofhisiou
lctloii?, ho worked and fought for it to
the end. Audio him nrowcr more in
debted foi w hat Is now unit crsnlly no
knowledgcd toboan Improvement thnt,
In my Judgment, at least, has already hail
tho cllcct of resuiiectiug moro dead prop
erty and causing greater changes in the
tnx aeisoi's list or the District than any
other improvement dining the last de
cade, nt Ie.it.
Tlio alil limd should have beau inado
part ami parcel of the llrldgo bill; but It
whs hoi iicerneu nuMtaoie, lor iiio reason
that It tiih very dlllkult for tho fow
workers (o bring Congress up to the point
ol giving us the latter, and finally did not
npiiionnoto morotliiin half money enough
to build n decent Imdgc.
After the pasago oftho bridgo bill,
fongress thought jiroper at the heel of
InM tcsIon, to glvu us $oO,000 for tho
"couipletion of tho Kastcrn Uranch
Itonil,1' and three other roads in tho Dis
trht. 'lhe iiluascology "completion of
thol.atein lliaiich Hoad," was very un
fortunate not to say nonsensical, because
theio is not now and never was, as a mat
ter of fact, any load ot that designation In
the District of Colombia, oil tho state
ments of many old inhabitants to tho con
trary notwithstanding, and it was llnally
so determined. In justice, however, to
the gentlemen In Congress who favored
the said ViO.Cioi) nppiopiiation, it has been
dc eloped that thoy find In their minds
the proper location of the rood which. In
my opinion, Is along the line of I'cnnsyl
Minla avenue extended. This Is the only
loute ever tavoiably consldeicd in tho
committee looms, and so far as I know,
tho only one mentioned, and I cannot
conceive of any good ieaon why It should
not bo adhered to.
This subject is not half exhausted, cm
biaciiigsoine facts now published, but I
fear this communication is already too
'ii ir.
Moral III11. D. 0. March 8.
The Xiw City I'ostoilloc.
Kmtoh CniTic: Whilo 1 httvonospeflal
objeitlon to the slto for tho now City
1'ostolllco named in tho Morrill bill, it is
altogether a mistaken idea that the City
Postoflko and tho General 1'ostotllee
ought to be near together. Thoy have
nothing to do with ono another no busi
ness coiinei lions any moro than tlio New
York or Chicago Postotlkes have with the
Uineral Postotlh o Dcpaitmeiit. So noth
ing will bo gained In point of convenience
or in any other way by erecting the new
building in tho immediate vicinity oftho
latter. Postal Caiui.
Street HiiilroiulH l'nou;;li.
Kiutok Ciiitic" Theio aio already a
Milllclcntnunibci of street lallroads in this
city to accommodate the travel, excopt in
the noitheastern ectlun, and still these
area tcore of bills hefoie C'ougiess to ii:
cornoiato now loads, tofuilher dlstlguro
mid destroy our st icits. Theio is no other
city ol thi'suuo Itiiu)itauco us Washing
ton that would allow surfaco loads to dis
figure its streets as ourown stroetsaiedb
llgurcd, and, having the best sheets in tlio
world, Is all tlio moio le.isou why they
should bc)notectcd ftoni further railroad
vandalism. 'lhcCoiiiiiiissIoneisaro con
sulted by Congress on this class or legisla
tion, mid, as ruleisof the District, they
cannot be loo cuiet ill how they donate to
railroad coi porations thu right to uso our
sheets. OmiCituin,
The liinllN-VcHt Dispulc.
Kiiitou Ciiitic, I am pulled to know
whether or not Mr. Ingalls Is really as
ignorant as he protends, Mr, Vest made
the statement thnt General Leo had hut
8,000 men in line when ho sunendered at
Appomattox. Mr. ingalls takes him to
task lor it. I do not know where cither
of them gels his statisth s, but I can state
upon tho authoiity of Colonol W. H.
'J a) lor, aid do camp to General Lee and
A. A. (I. ol the Army of Northern Vir
ginia from lSdJ to tlio close of tho war,
corioboiatcd by Charles 8. Venable,
Lieutenant-Colonel and A. I). C. to (Ion
end Lee, and Thomas W. While, tho man
who made out tho Hold returns, that Mi.
Vest Is orrcct. Ho also denies that half
tho ex-Union roldlcis have applied for
pensions, 'the number of claims now
pending belorc the Pension 01Uco(vvidowk
included) Isnbotlt l,02."i,000. According
to Mr. Ingalls's own admission (which,
hovyevcr, Is not tvxattly correct) tho en
tire number ot soldiers In tho Hold was
but 2,u0O,0OO. Po tho number isnotiu
actly half, hut "you can pay your money
and tako join choice,"
Ktuisih h.
Washington, Match 7, 1S88.
Thf TWIsMMiii Democrat Io Club,
The Missouil DcmociatKi Association
will hold their iigtilar weekly meeting
Patuiday evening' in their looms at
Folan's. f-cnatoi Vest of Missouri and
lk'picseulalivo Cox of Now York have
been invited to deliver addicssca to thu
club on the evening ol the 17th Inst., and
Chaiiinaii f hailcs II, Man-iir willprc-cnt
thth icpllcs tothe invitation Saturday,
Tho ltepiilillu'H "Itnttlu-JIjinn."
Among tho nttiactlons at the Uiand
Ainiy I'alrthis I'vcnlng will bethoicu
dlllou of the "llattle-il.Mim of tho He
public" by the silver tonid tenor, JamcJ
P ( ollliis, late of St Matthew's choir.
llnn'l Hutu oiir Stiiiimclit. ,
lltillitlii Nd lit, Division nf ClicmUtiy of
Ai.il iittiui', make s some ulaitllng lovLliitinus
un to tlio hnimiltj ot lutis sold lieio, In tlio
iniiiiiilnitiiiuiif whlh x.illovllo uclcl, bleu
liiiiitoi)l mhIh, Milplille, anil other iioUoiioiH
Mihhtltutts mi) uul. Amoni; this clasieo
inuiiaruted am tho Milwaukee, Wis.; .Mux
umlihi. a , st Minis, Mil.; rhllndcliilifu, IM ,
unit WnshliiKtoii. II e' whilo tho amepiib
lliutloii kIvch tlm O'lniliinatl lleera ulvuii hill
iih io I'Uiltj 'llils In u Ktuteiueut of facts
imiilolium thu ollli lid HiliUi ntlon uf thiiDe
tiuitinciit, thi- hluli'int mithoilty 111 thu eouii
li l'hjuhhins ut hospitals unit olliusi ui
nhtnlii mi nualjuls nf the ihiclimitl Jteorby
uiiiiljlnuto I' II 1'isli.i,
rjonust n. w
bntii Aki nt fin the 1) (' of Chris. Mucilln'it
Clliclniiutl Hi ti the (picou ot Ileus.
Diini,
HOUSE (.coi 20 Wooilnnnl Moic. tit his
rcshlcmoln tliU city, atH 00 a m.,Tluusihty.
lni-r1i4 In tlui Tlttli rrnt,f Md iii.ii. n
1 initial from his late residence, 11)01 '
htnot northwest, on Saturday ut uoon,
I ilemlsiespectfully Invited touttoml.
MM MIS - On March 7. 18h8, at t) o'olock
)'. in .CJtniKu II Mavau.lu tho UOtli jeai of
his life,
riintriil f i om his lato nelileiioe, -lilt K
stritt Kuuthwikt.bmuluy, Maioh It, nt :K0
o'elnikp in ltelntlic nm friends Invited
to attend.
llUltlmoro paper plctite copy )
KDIBON'8 1'IItST IvrAItHIAOi:,
Tim Invriitm's Kcnuirlinblc Aliscnt-
Mlndrilntiis on tlm Occasion.
JJcvv York Tribune.
An old tclegiaph opeiator, who was
slntlonul nt Mcnlo Park when Kill
son llrhl rnnin there, entei tallied n
'J'nbuiie leporter the other day with
Huiie btorles about lliewiaid. lie is
nn oddity, doing nothing in the com
mon way and setting nt naught all the
conventionalities. The Hist Mrs. Kdl
koii was nn operator in tlio Nevvnik
fncloij wheie Kdisou was making the
mailihiLS to (111 Ills Hist order for the
slock ludicatol, which In ought liim
into notice and frnmed the basis of his
foilune. She was it tall, flnu-lonkliiic
gill one of n doen silling nt n bench
winding magnets. One day as I'dlsou
was walking down the Hue. that gill
spoke up and bade liim good mottling
without raising her cjes fioin her
woik,
"flood inoinlng," said the Invontor.
'llovvdld j on know It was I ?"
"Oh,l eanalwns tell when you'io
near," was tlio loply.
"Scoheic," said tlio man of inven
tions, "I've noticed you a good deal of
Into. Supposo you nnd 1 get mauled V"
"I'm lendy."
" When shall It bo V"
"Tlucowcoksfioin to-night."
"All right I" nnd tlio Inventor went
on his rounds while his intended brldo
merrily wound away upon her bobbin
of wiio.
On tho wedding day tho liist con
signment of stock indicalois camo
back fiom tlio puichascr, inoperative
When Mr. Ilatcliclor. who bus always
been Kdibon's light-hand man, went
down to tho shop after supper hu
found tho invontor there in ills (ill tlest
shop-clothes tinkeiing away nt tlio
machines. Didn't lie nuncniber that
itwaB his wedding night? No, ho'd
forgotton nil about it. Ilatcliclor
diagged tlio lngglng gioom to tho
nearest clothing htoto, got him into a
new suit, then to a barber shop, and
llnally put him on a isir nnd shipped
him on to tho houso of tho bride.
Then bo went back to tlio shop to
woik, supposing that was tho last of
i.iuson nn Dint nignt. in mi Hour or
two, how over, Kdibon iiislud in again,
thiowhisnew coat down on agieasy
lathe, hung bis waistcoat upon tlio
gas pipe, kicked his shoes uiidei tho
bench, bcicd a lllo and went at the
defective stock indicator as if theio
weio no binli thing as innuiago and
giving in mm lingo, and thcro lie
stayed with his faithful licutunant
till tho morning sun looked in on two
wcaiy toilers and an clcctiical stock
indicator that worked like a thaim.
When wealth ramo to them, Mis.
Kdison Xo. 1 betrayed a tendency to
branch out in tho social world, but it
had no effect on tho inventor's habits.
Ono of the hugest entertainments
Ncwnik over iiw was given at hei
house. All tlio leading men of tlio
Kdisou works weio theie, but ho was
nowhcio to be seen. His subordinates
glow a littlo uneasy. A committee of
them went over to his laboiatory
about midnight and theio was tho in
Muitor, lipped hack in a ilckctyold
chair, In his hiit-slcciw, his shoeless
feet high up on the win khcuch, sing
ing away into his phonograph at the
top of his voice, happy as a cliuu at
high-tide.
Tho picsont Mis. Kdison sticks to
hor husband like a shadow. Sho is
always at his elbow in working hours,
with book nnd pencil, taking down his
ideas and epoihncnls. hho is, in
fact, a helpmate in evciy way woithy
ol his abilities.
A Costly Knili-oucl I'nsn. '
"I thought It was economy," said. a
lunn very mournfully the other day, "for
she was bent on cciug tho State, and I
thought It would save lailroad fares, but
she Is simply mining mc since she got a
free pass all over the pl.ire. You sco I
did somo little scivlcu to the railroad
people, and 1 happened to mention thai
my wile vv.iagoinil'dowii South."
"Ilcicjou in e, '.sild the rallioad man,
"Woowcyou something. Hero niotree
passes for the State lor jour wife."
"I took the blamed things homo and
gave them to her. They began to hum
her pocket-book right away. Next morn
ing sho mid: 'I guess I'll go to b'.m .Tec
pn my frco passes.' 'All light,' I said, 'it
won't cost, me an tiling.' 'No,' s.dd she,
'isn't it lovely not to hav o to pay any
fare''' llciutiful,' s.,id I. 'Now, deal,
1 want you to give me -!. I ic.dly must
buy homo clothes to go to San Jose in.'
'Twenty-live dollnis " Ycs. You
wouldn't like to havtyour wife traveling
without any stylo, would you?' 'Well,'
1 enid, 'is It ipiito necessary for you
to go to Ban Jose?' 'No; but I
might as well. I don't need to pay any
thing on the tiaiu.' And at tho llrat
break that frco pass cost ino sJ5. Woll,
shostnrtcd oil to San Jose, and she con
cluded she wuuld go on the broad gauge
load. When the conductor came along
she pulled out her pass. It was Ihonui
low gauge road pass. She had to pay her
fare. When she stalled to come buck sho
concluded she'd tako tho nanow gauge to
San l'raucisco, and she forgot she had a
nnirow gauge pass and bought her tickets.
Yes, the fico pass is a very economical
thing for n woman." Pan Prancisco
I hroniclc.
The fellow who Is learning to tend a
buz saw llnds it doesn't tako Tihu long to
get his hand in. Kx.
Mr. John lloyle O'lieilly is engaged in
reading tho proof sheets of his forthcom
ing book on athletics.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This iiowaer gnover vanes. A marvel ot
purity, streneth (and wliolcsomonoss. Moro
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not besold In competition with tho multltudo
of low test, short weight alum or pbospbato
powders. Sold only In cant,
IIOYAI. BAKINO POWDEH CO ,
mil Wall stroct. Now York,
UNDERTAKERS.
-I, AllTIN V. UllOll, U.MlKUTKMt, 702
111 7thetsw. ItesldeiHoon piemlsus.
Calls antwered atauy hoiirof clay or ujglit.
J U1I.LUM LhE.
(Successor to Tlcnry Leo's fious),
XT NDHRTAKH R
U32 PENN. AVENUE N. W.,
South Side.
Branch Office, -108 Maryland Avtinio 8. W.
Al'Ul'hTllUIUlDOilt',
FUltNIbHINO UNDEIlTAKBIt,
UlUPciiD. nve n.w., between Thlid and4W
its. Ev cry thing brut class.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IVtioloiini,
V. K. l'lain .V Co., Ht. Cloud llnlldlng,
fiirnlsli the rollovvlng Oil quotations:
.Closed j estcrday, 072 opened to day, 01,
hlghcsMOOJ, lowest, UU, U.13 m !J.
NcivYink Stuck tiirhet.
Thefollowing have been furnished by
II. K. Plain V Co., llrokers, Ht. Cloud
Iluihllng, Ninth nnd K streets i
NAME.
0. 2 lfii jeiMn.
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Mo 1'a
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N W
" p'f'd...
X l'a.
" p'f'd..
N Y Oen
rU, ri
lOtll 1001
i'M 1203
1 2.U 23J
&n si)j
w m
m m
HI , 8I
1 711 ' 711
107 llOOi
0 T ,
,1'a Mail..,
HcadhiL' ,
182
31
02
701
10
2.11
513
771
181
oi l
701
.10
2.U
511
70j
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8t 1' .., Om.l
Tex Vn I
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W U Tel- ..
1 Wabash . ..
" p'f'd..1
231 2.11
Sill 22J
121 I2J
3.-i
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I 201 SOllN.fcWpM.
ICO 1052 I
Clilcngo SliirkvlH.
The following summary Is by II. K.
.'lain A Co., St. Cloud llulldlng, Ninth
mil 1' streets:
1'
and
0. II. i h.
0.
Wheat Maicli...
May
Juno ....
Corn March .,
May
June ....
Oals Mnrcli. ,
'ay
June ...,
1'ork March..
May ....
Juno ..
Laid Match..
May
Juno ...
731
fcOJ
HI!1
C'l
021
701
Ml
8U
IS
CI
C2J
70
M)l
HI
C2J
Oil
701
811
Hi!
4SJ
6.1
02
1 :sil . nil1 an
I .1181 .111 3111 311
13 0J 13 05 113 1)1 '1.105
1I0.U15 1100 li 10
II 10 1-1 Io 1I02JI 1 15
7 05 i 7 IIS ' 7 0.5 7 0.5
, 7 70 7 72 7 70 ( 7 70
I 7 75 I 7 75 7 72 7 75
.11
AVnsliliiKtoii Stuck i:x limine
ThofollowniK wcro the iiiotatlons on
the rcgulnr call ot tho Stock Kxchango
to day. All quotations aio for securities
to thcniiiouut of $1,000 or 100 shines of
fctock :
Hid.
Masonic Hall llonds 101
Washington MnrketCo. llonds 115
Wnshlngton Light Infantry, 1st ni'gc. 87
Washington (lasllght Co. llonds 120
Dank ol Washington 2S5
Natiouul Hank of the lteiiuljllc. 157
National Met. Hank IS5
Second National Hank 1251
rarnicis' ibMci hanlcs' National Hank
of (Jcorgetown 100
Cltirtus' National Hank 110
Columbia National Hank I0SE
Mctioiiolitan Uti
Columbia Ill
Capitol A. North 0 Street 17
I'irenicn's Insuiauco Co 371
l'lankllu InsuiancoCo..., ."S
National Met. Insurance Co 70
National Union Insuiauco Co 10
Arlington Insurance Co 150
Corcoran Insurance Co GO
Columbia Insurance. Co 12
Herman American Insurance Co 15.1
Potomac Insuiauco Co......... CO
lllggs Insuiauco Co , 7
Washington City (lasllght Co 301
fSeoigctown Caslight Co t'l
reniisylvania 'telephone 30
CliCbapcako & Potomac Tel. Co 77
Washington Hrick Machine Co 210
Oieat Knlls IcoCo 127
Hull Itun r.inomina Stock 20
Ileal Ilstalo Title Insurance Co 117
Columbia Title 61
National Safe Deposit Co 123
A Domestic A ft ale.
In Wilmington, Del., last Satuulay,
John I'lnderwas injured by Daniel Dep
uty while engaged hi a fistic encounter
with the latter's brother. A fow days ago
I'inder eloped with John Deputy's wife,
and when the husband and I'inder met
a fight ensued. I'inder was getting tho
bcstofthcnllair, when Deputy's brother
seen icd a meat ae and plunged It into
I'jndcr's head, laying open tho skull.
I'inder will probably recover.
EDUJCATIONAL. 3HTH
DIUuT.MI ASlT"l'XlTI.n. NATIONAL
Academy ot Flno Arts, 801 1: st, pieslded
over by Jtrs. Iniojjeno It. Murroll, w ho has had
12 medals nnd studied 10 years In Europe
with the most celebrated artists. To prevent
children forming careless habits of drawing,
they will bo received bnlurdnys, nt 1 yeius
of ago and upward, for almost nothing.
Thorough Inshuctlon In every branch of ait.
from diavvlng of all kinds to portrait and
historical painting. Kvenlng classes for la
dies and gentlemen, Mondays nnd Wednes
days at 7 o'clook.
l'nOAM).ri.US MIIIKII,, IOK. MASS.
ill aio and 17th st, Washington, 1). O.
feceoml session Teb. 1, 1888.
Miss Cutcheon's Evening Travel Class will
begin Feb. 20, 1888.
Iho first lecturo on American Llteiaturoby
Trofcssoi Lincoln, February 1 1, 1888,
I'orliifonmillonaddicM tho pilnclpal,
MISS ANNA ELMS.
QUIUOl, OK HK DKlOKATIVi: EMnilOl
fD dory and Painting now open at Oppen
helmirA. ltrot tier's Art ltooms, 514 Ninth st
n w. bet E nnd V.
MARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
313 SIXTH STREET NOUTHWEbT.
Near City Tostofflco.
Fall opening Sept. IB. Catalogues fieo on
application at Collcgo ofllco, on first Moor,
from W a. in. to !) n m , or by mall.
F. O. MAltTYN, President.
O. K. UltNElt, A. M. O. E Frlnclpal.
No colored students ndmltted.
fTfTAMIlMiTOXACAUKMVOPTELEOIUL'lli
VV CJl r st n w, Itooms 7, 8, O; morning
and evening classes. Send for pamphlet.
DltAWIMl -IIIOOL AltllllTLCTUItAL,
Mechanical and 1'orspectlvoUraivlug, on
Monday nnd Wednesday evenings, from 7 to
V. Apply on class nights, or from o to -1 do, to
GEO. 11. THEM'S,
1 127 t'st, 3d lloor,
Sl'mMIIXIIUSIMbSC0I.LHIF,C01i.7TII
and II sts ii w.entranco on D st. Established
'i years. Ihoioughly equipped. Young men
anil women trained for business or official po
sitions. Ihreo courses. Practical llusluess;
fatcnography, typo-wrltlng, and (Jraphophonoj
Iinpld writing, students may enter any time
Year scholarship, quarterly, or monthly in
stallment rates. Graduates always In de
mand. Illustrated cliculari frco at collcgo
oilico or by mall. II. cj. SPENCEU, Principal!
SAIiA A. Sl'EXCEH. Vlce-I'rlnclpal.
m
Academy of the Holy Cross,
1312 MASS. AVE, N. W.,
Will resumo first Monday in September. It
af fouls every facility for acquiring a thorough
and accomplished education. Tho musical
department, embracing Harp, Piano, Organ,
Guitar, Ilaujo and Mandolin, Is directed by
thoroughly accomplished teachers. Painting
In I.iibtio, Oil and Water Colors. Special at
tention paid to Bookkeeping and tho Higher
Mathematics. Attached to tho Academy is
a Department for Little Hoys.
i
London, I'.ng.
FOR OUTWAltl)
APPLICATION.
COLMAN'S
MDSTARB OIL
C'oncciiti'ated
S&L Ui
MASK fTttjHK HEAD.
A POSITIVE CUltE roil
ItlicuniatlHiii, Neurnlglii, Colds mid
Slimeiilur rains, bold by all Grocers aud
Druggists, and wholcsalo by
jami:s r. ssiiTii,
iti I'll! k l'l.ICO, JfoiV YoilC.
alllOMASM'dlLI, CC.
(Successors to McGlll & Wlthorow),
ntlNTEltS ANU STEHKOTYPEIIS,
1107 E Sheet N.W. Washington, D. 0.
GOOD W01IIC AT FAIll PHICIiS.
T 0. VOLhlMloTlsi '
Book, Job and Poster Printer.
C32 AND 031 D STltEET NOKTIIWEST.
Near comer Kovcntli strent.
UVERY STABLES.
in a. iiiiam:y,
TOKTLAND STA11LE,
0-13 and 010 Now Yoik avo.
Landaus, Coupes,
t'ouiielcttes, Buggies,
burrlcs, Ac., for hire.
I ces boarded
AUCTION SALtS.
"J I ltlll.ir.AKS PAISTIM1S
AT 1'UiiLlC SALE, .
t'oinmcnclng
T1IMJIS1IAY, MAHCItH, ATH OX'LOCK.
AnA Continuing
l'lilDAY APTK1IN00N AND KV15N1NO,
MAUCII O,
AT !J AND 8 O'CLOCK,
At our AH Salesroom, corner 10th st. sml
I'cnn, avo.
Mil. T HI'IlllUON OF HOME
Has Instructed its to sell bis entlro rolleo
tlon Ot
PAINTINGS, WATEU COL01W,
JIAH1ILE 8TATUAUY
NOW ON EXIII11ITION.
This collection embraces works of tho best
masters of Kuropo, such names as Balvator
llosn, Cllovnnnl Ilnlognn, rortimy, Corof,
Jnvrctto, Chaplin, Trahoy, Prof. Tlnelll, Dan
blgny, lloudln, 1'. Splrldon nnd many others
of equal renown,
THIS SALE IS WELL WOIlTIt THE ATTEN
'HON OI'LOVEUSOr FINE Alii'.
SALE WITHOUT HlflEHVE.
WALTEIl 11,. WILLIAMS A CO.,
Auctioneers.
rjlO. W.KTIIKSHT, AllCriONKl.il.
TTlUKTEPS' sale oFdesihaiile 1INIM-
I'lIOVKD PIIOI'EIirY AT '1IIIJ NOItril-
WKSTCOllNEItOPllTHANDGSTHEErS
SOUlHEAbT.
, llvvlrliio of ndeeil nf trust duly recorded
III liber No till, rnllo 42.1, etscq , of tho land
records of tho District or Columbia, nnd at
tho request of tho party secured theiohy, do
fnult hav Ing iicen innclo In tho piymcnt of
tncinito therein dcnlbcd and tho Intcrcit
thcicon, wo will sell, nt pnbllo miction. In
finnt of tho lireinWcs.nnFIIIDAY.MAHC'll
till; tll'll, A I) ISSS, at hnlf-pnst four
n'clork p. in , nil nf lot numbered ono (I), In
sqnnro numbered ono thousnnd nnd forty
threo (Klltl).
'terms i onc-lblid cash; balnnco In ono and
two j cars, nt six per cent Intel est, or all
cnsh(attho option of tho pin chaser. Ado
posit of SlOtl will ho required at tlmo of sato,
If terms of talo nro not compiled with In ten
daysnfterpalo, tho piopertv may bo resold nt
tlio risk and cost of defaulting purchaser on
ono week's publics notice
tii.omn: TituEsnni.L,
J. WALTEIl COOKSKY,
Trnsti'es.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ii.iNitN irousi:,
C01INEU 7T1I AND I STS. N. W.
Central location. Nowly Furnished.
SPECIAL HATES FOlt MAECII:
Doom and board, 1st floor, $30.
ltoom nnd hoard, 2d lloor, 12.
Itoom nnd board, ud lloor, J'.'O.
22 meal tickets, $5.
Ml-TKOl'OLlTAJf IIOTKL.
Pcnna. avo., between nth and 7th sts.
n. w., opposite Pennsylvania ltallroad Depot.
W. II. 8ELDEN. 1'ioprletor.
H
TTOTLl, LAFAiETTF,
szu oi. anu uroauway, isow YorK,
JOnN F. WAGOAMAN of Washington, D. C,
Proprietor.
Heecntly refitted nnd reopened under new
management on European plan. Itooms, SI
and up per day. blttiated within fifteen min
utes' rldo of business and amusement centres
and depots. Kcstaurant of unsurpassed ox
csllcnco at modcrato prices. Headquarters
for Washlngtonlans.
pIIASUlEltLIN'S lti:STAUKANT
For Ladies and Gentlemen,
821, 823 AND 825 TIFTEENTU ST.
A Ladies' Restaurant.
TI1E MOST EXCiOISITE CUISINE IN WASH
INGTON. Arrangements can ho mndo for RECEP
TIONS, DINNER OK THEATHE PARTIES.
Wines, Liquors and Cordials by tho Pottle.,
ur case.
' JOHN F. CHAMBERLIN.
rpju: uniiiiTi
WASHINGTON. D. D.
Army and Navy Headquarters.
:iOI!K IllO.N F1I1K LKCAl'ES.
TERMS $3.00 and $4.00 per Day.
jjun:rs
Music Hall and Restaurant,
(Formerly Abner's)
E STREET, BETWEEN 7TU AND 8TII.
Meals icrvcd table iVJioto and n la carlo.
The liinul?oino dancing hall can bo rented
for balls, parlies, etc., ut any tlino.
HERMAN EDEL, Proprietor.
-rioij:i, wiNDSoit.
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
Corner 15th St. and New York Ave.
FINEST LOCATION IN THE CITY.
TTAllllIS IIOUSK.
Xl AMERICAN PUN,
l'eiin. avo , near 1 ltb st , Washington, D,
C, $2 BO and I.I per day. Special rates to
parties and permanent guests. Tasscugcr
elevator.
JonN H. HARRIS, Proprietor.
G1L9LY IIOUSK,
EUROPEAN TLAN,
Cor. Broadway and Twenty-Ninth St.,
NEW YORK CITY.
JAMKS II. UIIESIAN, Proprietor.
OT. JAJir.S 1IOTKL,
EUROPEAN FLAN,
Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
h. WOODDURY, Proprietor.
WILLAltl) ITOCSK,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
0. U. STAPLES, late of 1 housaud Ijl. Houjo,
l'roprlctor.
TURF EXCHANQK
and
RESTAURANT,
Corner sixth fat. and Pa. Avo.
gAM'S
T A 1'IKltItK IIOUSK,
CORNER TENTn AND E STS. N. W.
First class accommodation! for families
and transient guests. Ladles' and Gout's
Cafo attached. Rates moderate
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
"iiTiniiiiitiM.."
V A 1 LAN'TIC CITY, N. .1.
Open Feb, 1 to Nov. 1,
1 nnir 11a 1(1 M
M.J. EOKliltT.
mm. ittPMin,
J Atlantlo City, N.J.
Near beach. Mis V-.d.J).RI.U,L.
iiriNui:Mi:m:.
Y '1 UNNEsSEE AVENUE,
Near Peach,
Ihorouahlv Heated.
MRS O. L. HOUSTON.
HO'JKI. MIKIIANIHi:
OPENS MARCH a. .
Appointments first class.
i0JlJ.,lM:?ltyNJL',
Ac.111:,
OCEAN END, KENTUCKY AVE.,
Atlantlo city, N.J.
P. 0. llox II80. MllS.iL W, STODDMID.
ntiii: ciiAi-roNTi:.
Thoroughly heated, not and cold sea
water baths. Extenslvo miu galleiles. Ele
vator. Open Febiuiuy to Octohor,
E. ItOllEltTS SONS.
HOTi:i, I'KIIHItOHlC,
oith Cniollu.i Avo.. ucur I'.ielllo Avo ,
Atlantic Uty.N. .1. cheeiful. hnmvllko. best
attention, Open all tho j ear. WAItREN H.
JALOUY, Maug'r.
mill: WAVKUI.Y, AtlnntloOlty, M. J.,
.1. open all tho year. Steam heat, hot and
cold salt b.it lis In tho house; fino sun parlors;
coach meets trains. MRS. J. L. URYANl',
Proprietor.
PROVISIONS.
iiiLi-: ji iKKhT.rofiM'u eumovt V e.
AND LSI'. N.W.
Wo thank tho pnbllo forthelr liberal patron
age during tho last year, and will continue to
firnili-li tlio best meats and provisions In tho
market In this city, and by so doing will ox
peet n continuance of jour support. Motto
The Best floods nt tho Lowest Prices. Mar
keting delivered free.
S. L. WJLLETT & H, U. QWYNNE,
FINANCIAL.
H. L, GHANDLER J GO.,
Banlcers,
1 13H r M. N. -W, Trlephanr, 1037.
-DIRECT WIRKSTO-
Itoniy CMvth Ai Co,, llnsfon,
l!lilrilf-n.
New York. riifiiidolnliln
CAMPBELL &, CO.,
STOCK, GRAIN,
PROVISION AND TETROLEUM UROKERS,
1333 K STIIKRT (Over Slioomnkor's),
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Direct WIro to Now York nnd Chicago.
I). K. TLAIN.
W. D. I1IBDS.
B. K; PLAIN I CO.,
BROKERS,
Grain, Provisions and Stocks,
coxa on,
NINTH AND F STS. AND 1122 F ST.
Washington, D. C.
Cut lb rinENcri",
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK.
Chicago Correspondents,
M1LM1NE, BODMAN A CO.
ConMnnt quotations of the Chicago and New
nrk Mnrkels by special wlro.
STATIONERY.
RIDER & ADDISON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PAPER, 11LANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
01 1 Eighth St. 11 v near Pa. avo.
Orders or requests for quotations given per
sonal attention, and satisfaction guaranteed
In I ilco mid quality.
EASTON& RUPP,
Corner Pa. Ave. and 13th St. N. W.
WHITING
PADS,
17l7Kl'f.l.-V
MiL TA1
HLICTS.
ENVELOPES TO MATCH,
innt", Hankers, lawyers,
Tourists and Ellto Coi rospondenco.
CARD I-.MIIIAU.Nn AMI PEI.NTl.Nd.
BLANK IIOOKH. BLANK BOOK8
THi: TUAVlUilMtS' GUIDI!.
Wiis mill lloius orclettlng In nmlOut
of IVnslilngton.
llepnrturcs Troiii II. nnd I'. Station.
For Boston 2 pm. (without chango of cars)
lor New York 7.2(1, u, 11, and 11. to a in,
2, -1.1 0,10, 11. 20 inn. OnS11ndayU.ll. 10,
a mi 2, 4.10, 10 and 11.20 pm. Limited
express of Pullman parlor nnd dining 1 ars
dally except Sunday, and :i 15 p m (tally.
Tor Phlladclphla-7.20. 0. Hand 11. 10 a in;
2, 4.10, tl, JO nnd 11.20 p in. On hew
day, I). 11.40 n mi 2, 1.10, CI, lOnnd 11 Vb
pm. Limited express, parlor and dining
cars 1). '10 am week days and 3.13 p in
dally.
For naltimore-O.nrj, 7.20 n.OO, fMO, 0 r,0,
11 and 11.40 a m: 12.03 2, .'l. 15 1.10,
4.20, 4.1)1, 0,8.10, lOand 11.20 p in.
On Sunday 0,0 05, 0.50,11.40 n m; 2,
n 15, .1.10,0,8.10, 10 and 11.20 pm.
Baltimore and way stations.
For Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louls-O.HO
a m (limited cxprcts and fast line) and
8.10 nnd 10 pm.
For I.rlc, Canndnigun, Rochester, Buffalo
Nlngaia lO.ocin. m., dally except Sat
urday, with pafaco carsVVashlngton to
Rochester.
For Wtlllnmsrort, Lock Haven nnd Elinlra
11.50 a.m. dally, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7.20 and I) a m, 12.01, 4. 20
nndi) pm. dally except Sunday. (Sundays
at Oam nnd 4.10 pm.)
For Pope's Creek Lino 7.20 am, 1.10 pm
dally, except Sunday.
rorAlexandila-O, tl.UH. 8.10. 0.47 dally.
10.57 am;120l. 'im, 4.23, 5.00, 001,
Cl.UO, 8.05, 10.05 and 11.37 1) in.
(Miiulnjs at 0,0.47, 10.57 am; 2. :!0, (1.
iionnd 10.03 pm.)
Accoinmodntlou tor Citiantlco 5.00 p. in.
week dnjs.
For Richmond and-tho Soiith-0 nnd 10.57 a
in dally and U.Ol p lu (dally except Sun
dav.l For Cincinnati. Ioulsvlllo and St. I.onls,
iat hesiipenkeand Ohio 5.30 p m. For
local points. 11.21 a. m., dally except
sunilav.
For Fort Monroe, Now-port Novvs and Norfolk
10 57 n in (except Sundays).
For I.ceMiuig, Round Hill and points on W.
O. nnd W. 0.12 n m (dally except Sunday)
uiiu j. 10 p jn. unity.
For Maunssns. Ihoioiighfaio Gap and Front
Royal 2 35 p m, except Suudajs.
For nnenton 8..50 n in; 5.30 p in (dally.)
Tor Ljnclihiug, Atlanta nnd New Orleans
8 :t(l and 1 1 .2 1 a in (dally for Atlanta) and
11 pm, tin Midland.
Ill pin Iuioh 1'roin II, mill O. Station,
For ilnltlmoie, 5, 0 30,0 10, 7.30, 8 30,
I) 50, n. m 112.10, 235, 3.15 (15 tnliiuto
Iinlns), 3 30, 4 30, 4.10,5.30,5.55, (I 13,
7 30, 8 35, 11.30, p. in. On Sunday,
0 30, 7.30, 8 30, 0 50 n. m.; 1.30, 2 3,,
3 30, 1,10,5,30,5.55, 0.15, S.35, 11.30
p. nr
For Annapolis, (1.10, 8.30 a m, 12.10,
1.30, (1.10 Hi'i- On Sunday, 8.30 11 in,
1.40 pm.
For Point of Rocks and rrcdcilck, 0.33, 8. 10
am, 4.40, S. 30 u J. On Sunday, 8,10
am, 1 10 pa
For c.'altheisburg, 0.35, 8.10, 0.30 a m,
12.30, 1.10, 5.30, 5.35, 7, 8.10 11.20
p m. Onsuuday, 8.10 a 10, 1.10, 5.33,
8.40, 10 pm.
For Hngcrstown 8.40 a m, 5.30 pm (dally
except Sunday).
For Chicago 10.55 a m, 0.40 p m dally.
For PIttsburg-10.55 a m, 8.40 p m dally.
For Cincinnati, Loutsvlllo and St. Louis
2.30, 0. 40 pm dally.
Arrivals At 1). suid 1. Station.
From Boston 10,15 n. m. (dally express).
Iroin Now York nndThltadelphla 5 35,8 00,
mid 10 45 am: 1:10 2.15. 3.1 0. 4 (limited),
7.55, 8 20, 0.12 (limited) and 10 17 pin.
All daily except 1,40, 1,7.55, 8.20 p. m.,
mid they dally except Sunday.
From Baltlmoro, on week days 5 35, 0 01,
8 00, 8 35, 8 15, O 30, and 10 15 a m;
1:10, 215, 3.10, 4 00, 5 50, 7.10, 7.53,
8.20, 0.12, and 10 47 pm. On Sundays,
5.35, (1.05, 8.00, 0.30, 10. 15 a. m.; 2.15,
3.10, 5,50, 8.20, 0.12, 10. 17 p. in.
From Annapolis 8 am; 1.10, 0 50 and 7.55 p
in. On Sunday, 5,50 p. in.
rom Biiflnlo, Llmlra and UarrIsburg-0.30 a
m and 7.55 p m.
From Pope's Cicek Line 8.35-a. m. (except
Sundays) and 5 50 p m.
rrom Richmond and tho South 11.21 a.m ,
3.10 nnd 11 p. m. Ou Sunday, 11.21 a.
m.; 11 p. in.
From St. Ixnils, Chicago and Pittsburg
0.05, 0.30 a. in.; 5.50 and 7.53 p. in.
(dally.)
From Alexandi!a-0.25, 7 2", 8.20, 0.3(1,
10.35, 11.21 n. in.; 1.10, J. 20, 3.10,
5.30, 7.25, 0,52, 11, 11.25 p. m. On
Sunday, o.K), 11.07 a. in ; 5.10,7,03,
0.32. 10.42 ii. in.
rrom Cincinnati, Ioulsvlllo nnd St Louis
0 10 p. m. (dally) via Cbcsapeako and
Ohio Railway.
rioin New Orleans, Lynchburg, Chattanooga
and intermedi.ito points, 11.10 p m dally.
From Atlautn, Raleigh, lllunlngham, New Or
leans, Texas and California (through sloop
crs fiom Now Orleans aud Atlanta) 8 2 1 p
in. nnd 8:10 a in dally.
From Mnnasses nnd Stiasburg.O 17 am dally,
exci pt Sunday.
Fiom Charlottesville and points on C. and O.
Railway, 11 10 p 111 dully
rrom Memphis, Nashvllloand Aikan,is and
Texas ilnt, 10 15 11 in dally.
From Round Hill, W. arid o , ,1 53 p in dally,
exec) I Sunday and 8.30 a in dally,
Arilwil At II, mill C). Station.
Fiom llnlllmoro 12.20, 0.30, 7 HI, 8 10,
8 30,1(1. 10.35, 10,15 a in, 1.50,2.20,
1 30,5 20, 0,30, 7.10, 8. 8.3(1, 0.30 p
111. (in Sunday, 12.211, 8 10, 8.30, 10..T1,
10 15 a in, 2.20, d.05, 5.20, O.JO,; 8,
8.30. 0. ,10 pm.
Fiom Animpulls-B.30, 10 a m, 1 50. 5.20,
8 p in. Ou Sundnr, 10.35 11 111, 11. ,10 p m.
Fiom lieiluick b.23 11111, &.15, 8.27 pin.
On Sunday, 8,23 am.
Fiom Hniin-i's tun) n.15 pm daily.
Fiomi.nlthiiidjurs. 7.10, 8.25, 11 10,11 30,
am, 2.55,5.15,7.30,8.27 pin. Oil sun
day, 8 am, 5,15 pin.
Fiom IhigerstovMi, 0,10 a m, 2 25, 5.15,
8,27 p mdnlly (except Sunday).
From 1 hlcngo, (1.20 a 111, 5. 15 p in dully.
Fiom Plttsbiug, 7 20 a in, 5. 15 p m dally.
Fiom Cincinnati, l.oulsvlllo and St. Louis,
11 .20 a in. 2.25 u in dally.
1- PHOTO-ENGRAVING IC-
Having recently fitted upa
Photo-Engraving Establishment,
In connection with my P VTENT PROCESS, I
am prcpaicd to furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS AT NEW YOnK TRICES.
Photographing on Wood for tho Trade.
MAURICE JOYCE
418 ELEVENTH bTRRBT N. W.
RAILIIOAUS. .
Tho Gront Ponnsy lvanln Roulo.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH WBST.
Dvtllf Trael lirttniHt 1'ntry.
Stttl Hatlt. Mogul firrnt Kqiitpm'nl.
In Errrcr Novrwnt.ii 10, 1887.
Trainthait Watfilngton fiom ataiUm, Vorntr
tif BMh anil II Struti, n yoliotw
For Pittsburg and Iho West, Chicago Limited
Express of Pnlneo Sleeping Cars at I) no n
m (Inllr; I'nst Lino, 0 50 n in dally to ('In
dnnatlnndst. I-otils. with sleeping cars
from llnrrisburgto ( Inelnnntl nnd huffet
cur to St. louls; dally, oxrept Saturday, Io
ChlCHgo, with slreplng car AltoonatoChl
cngo, Western Express nl8 10 pm dally.
With steeping cars Washington to Chi
eago and Ht, 1 ouls nnd (oxi opt Saturdays)
llurrlshiirg to Cleveland, connecting
dally at ilarrlsburiJ with through sloci,
crs for Lonlsvlllo nnd Memphis. Paelllo
Express, lopm daily for Pittsburg Slid
tho West Willi through sleepers to Pitts
burg and Pltlshnrc to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILHOn.
For Krlo, Canandnlgun, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 10 p m dally except Saturday
with pnlaeo cars Washington to Rochester.
For Wllllumsport, Lock Hnvcn nndEhnlraut
I) 50 am dallycxecpt Sunday,
For New York and tho Fast, 7 20.0, 11 nnd
ll:l(lnm,2. I 10, 10 and 11 -.'Op in. On
Sunday, tl. 11 111 am, 2,1 Ki.lOnnd 11 20
pm. Limited Expicss of Pullman Parlor
and Dining Cars I) Ida m daily oxcopt
Muiilny, nnd 3'15.pmdally,
For Boston without ennngn 2 p m overy day.
For Brooklyn, N,Y., all through trains connoct
nt JorM-y t Ity wlthboats of Brooklyn An
ncx, affordlni; direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding doublo fcrrlago across
New Yoik city.
ForPhllaileipfila.7 2O.n.11aiidllM0am,2,
4-10.0, JOnnd ll'20pm. On Hiindny. I),
11:10 nm. 2,410,0, Hland 11-20 pm.
limited Express, pnrlnr nnd dining cars,
0 III n in week days and 3 13 p in dally.
For Baltimore, 0 35, 7.20.1), I) to, 0.50,11
DliclllilOntn, 1205. 2,3 15,4:10, 1-20,
4M0.0, 8-10, 10 and 11 20 pin. On Sun
day, 11,0 0-., il.50, 11 III nm, 2, J. 15, 110,
0, H 10,10 mid 11 20 11 in.
For Pole's cicek Line, 7:20 a m and MO
p m dally exc cpt hiindny.
For AunaiNilis. 7 20 and II a m, 121)3, 1:20
nnd 0 p in dally except Sunday. Sundays,
Oam nnd -I lopm,
ALEXANDRIA AM) riinnERICKSnURO
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDItIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alcjnmliln.il, (I I5,8'I0,II 17,1057 nin,
12 01 noon, 2 on, 1 23, 5, 0 01. cl 30,8 on,
1005 and 11..17 pm. On Sunday nt 0.
1)47. 10 57 a in. 2.30,0 30, 8 05 and
10 IK) pin.
Accommodation for (Junntlco, 5pm week
days.
For Richmond and tho South, (I, 10 37 am
dnlly anil 0 01 p m dally except Sunday.
Trains Unvo Alexandria foi ashlngton. II 03,
7 05, 8, II 10, 10 in, 11 07 11 m. 1 20, 3,
3 2.1,5 10,7 03, 1132 10 12 nnd I103p
m. onsuuday nt n 10 and 11 07 a m,
2, 5:10. 7 05, 0 32 nnd 10 12 p m.
Tickets nnd Information at tlio ofllco, north
east corner of l.'lth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and nt tlio station, where onh rs can
bo left for tho 1 becking of li.iggngo to destina
tion from hotels and rcsldcni cs.
CHAS. E. Pll&ll, J. R. WOOD,
Genet al Manager, (I. P, A.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
WSHWfi&i
Schedule In effect Nov. 20, 1887.
Leave Washington from station corner of
New Jersey aveuuo and (J street.
For Chicago and Northwest, express dally
10 55 a.m., 0 40 p.m.
For Cincinnati nnd St. Louis, express dally
2 30 nnd 0 40 p. m.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express dally
30 55 a. m. nnd 8.10 p. in.
For Lexington nnd Local Stations, tS.10 a. m.
For Philadelphia. Newark and Wilmington,
7.30 a. m , 2.35 aud 5 55 p. in. dally, ox
press. For Intcrmcdlato points between Baltlmoro
and Philadelphia, to oo a. in. and tJ.15
p.m.
For Slngcrly and Intermediate points, 11,30
P m.
For Baltimore B 00, 0 30, 0 40. 7JJD, 8 30,
0 60u. m, 12,10, 2 35,3,15, (4Trmlnut
train), 3 30, 4 30, 4 40,5 30, 0.55,0.15,
7.30, 8 35 and 11.30 p. m. Sundays,
0 30 7.30, 8 30, 0 50 n. m 1.30.2 35,
3 30, 4.40, C.30, 0 55, 0. 15. 8.35 and 11.30
p.m.
For Annapolis, n 10 and 8 30 a. m., 12.10 nnd
4 30 p m. On Sundnys, 8 30 a m, 4. to p
m. Lcavo Annapolis 0 10,8 30 a m, 12 0.
3 50. B 30 pn, Sundays, 8.30 a m, 4.10
p m.
For Way Stations botween Washington nnd
Baltimore, 5.00, o 40, 8 30 a. m , 12.10,
3.30, 4 40, (1 45 and 1 1 3(1 p m. On Sun
days. 8 30 n',m, 1.30, 3 30, 1.10, 0.45 aud
.ii .01, 1 in.
For stntlons on tho Metropolitan Branch,
to 35ani, H.40ii in, tl.ldp m, for prin
cipal stations only; SI. 10 inn nnd t5.30
p m. vPn Sunitav s stop at all stations.
For tlnlthcrsbiirg and intermediate points,
10 30 a in, tl2 30 p m, "5 33. tl 1.20 p m.
For Boyd's nnd Intermediate stations, 17 p
m.. tin nop m.
Chinch train leaves Washington nn Sutidiy
only at J. 10 11. in. stopping at all sta
tions on Metropolitan Branch
For Fiedeilck, 18 10 u m. t2 30 p m, 15 30 p
m. Sundays, 1 10 p. m.
For llnrerslnwn. SK 111 11 in nnd 5 3(1 n m.
Trains nnlro from Chicago dally o 20 n mand
5 45 p in; from Cincinnati ami St. i-ouls
dally (120 am and 2 23 p m from Pitts
blue dally 7.20 n m. 5. 15 p in.
Fiom Philadelphia, Chester and Wilmington,
10 15 a m,2.20, 7.10 and U.30p in dally
and 11.50 p.m.
From slngirly and Intcrmcdlato points north
of Baltlmoro, 10 a. m. daily.
Trains Uavo D.illlmnie for Washington nt
C.10. 0 25. 0 30, 7.20, 0, 0 05, 10 a.m;
12.15. 1.30, 3. 1.10. 5, 0. 0 30. 7 30, 8 30
and 11 p. m. On Sundays, 0.30, 7.2(),
11(15.10 B.m.; 1.30, 1.35, 1.10, 5, (130.
A 7.30, 8.30 and Iln m. . '
TExcept Sunday. Daily, Sundays' only
Baggage called fur and checked at Imtols
and rc'shh lues on orders left at ticket ortlccs,
Oil) and 1351 Pa. avo.
W. M. CLEMLN1S. C K LOUD,
Manager. Gen Pass, Agent.
Piedmont Air Lino.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT TED. 12. 1888.
8.30 n. m. rast Tennessee mall dally for
Warrenton, Gordonsyillo. Chnrlottesvlllo,
Lynchburg and stations between Alexan
dria and Lynchburg. Bristol, Roanoko,
Knoxvlllc, Homo, Calera, Montgomery and
New Orleans. Pullman faleeper Wasnlng
ton to New Orleans.
11,24 a. m. Fast mall dally for Warron
ton, Charlottesville, Gordonsvlllo, stations
Chesapeako and Ohio route, Lynchburg,
Rocky Mount, Danvlllo and stations be
tween Lynchburg and Danvlllo, Greons
boro, Ralclgb, Charlotte, Columbia, au
gustn, Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery,
New Orleans, Texas and California. Pull
man sleeper Now York to Atlanta, In con
nection with Pullman sleepers Atlanta to
New Orleans, and Mann boudoir sloepors
for Birmingham, Vlcksburg and Shrove
port. Pullman sleeper Danvlllo to Co
lumbia and Charleston. Solid trains Wah
lngtou to Atlanta. Docs not connect for
C. and O, route points Sundays.
2 3D p. in. dally, except Sunday, for Manassas,
Strasburg and Intcrmcdlato stations,
6.30 p. m. Western oxpress daily for Warron
ton, Gordonsvlllo, Charlottosyillo, Louis
ville, Cincinnati and summer resorts on
aud near lino of Chesapeake and Ohio
routo. .Pullman Slcopcrs and solid trains
Washington to I oulsvlllo; also for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphis, Lit
tle Rock and nil Southwestern points
iliinuL'li Pullman sleopers Washington to
Memphis without chango,
11,00 p. m. southern express dally for Lynch
biug Danville, Ralolgn, Ashovlllo, Cnar
lotte, Columbia, Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta,
Montgomery, Now Orleans, Texas and
California. Pullman sleepers Washing
ton to New Oilcans, via Atlanta and
Montgomtiy, Pullman Sleepers Washing
ton to Aiken, S, C, without chango.
TRAINS ON WA&HbNGTON AND OHIO DI
VISION Lcavo Washington 0.12 a. m, dally, oxcept
Sunday, and 1 15 p in dally, airlvo Round
Hill 11.48 a. 111 and 7 21 p. m,; re I mil
lug, luivo Round Hill 6 nil a in dally
and I 20 p in dally, oxcept Sunday, nr
living Wa-hhistuu S 30 a. m and 3.55
p m
llimugli trains from tho South via Charlotte.
Danville and l.Miehlmig nil he In Wash
IngtoiiKlon in ami 8 -Up, m;vla East
Ttiincs-co, Bristol and Lynchburg, at
11 13 a 111 uud O.tO p in; via CIicmi
pcako and Ohio routo and Chailottosvllte,
0 10 p m, Stranhurg local 1). 17 n. in
Ticket, lccpliu car tecrintluu and In'or
matlon fiunlMicd and baggage cheeked at
office, 1300 Piiinsylvnnla uvenuo, mid nt
FabengeiMntlii, Pcnnsjlvaula R 11 . sixth
aud Unlicct.
JA9. L TAYLOIt,
(iinetal Passenger Agent.
Chesapeake and Ohio Routo.
(Newport News and Mississippi Valley Co.)
schedule lu effect Nov. 1 J, lb87.
Trains leavo Union Depot, Sixth and R Sts.
10 07 A.M. For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Dally excopt Suu
day. Arrlvo In Norfolk 7 p. m. '1 hrough
parloi car Washington to Old Point
11.21 A. M. For stations on tho chosa
lako and Ohio In Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky dally, oxcept Sunday,
sleeping car Clifton Forgo to Huntington,
5.30 P. M Fast Western Express dally.
Solid train, with Pullman Buffet sloeplng
enrs to Louisville, Pullman serylco to Cin
cinnati, st, Louis, Memphis and Now Or
leans, Office, 513 Pennsylvania avenuo.
11. W. VULtER.
Hen. PossAsent, t
TIANOS.
. -v vvvwA -
BSTABUSHttD J8&3.
Franz Waidecker S.Co
521 Sovonth St. N. W.
Pianos, Organs, Music & Musi
cal Instruments.
Manufacturers of Musical Instru
ments and Strings.
Ivers & Pond and Everett
Pianos and other Makes.
Waterloo, Weaver and Bridgeport
Organs.
REPAIRING AND POLISHING PIANOS A
SPECIALTY.
FACIOIIV, 1117 Sixth St. N. XV.
Unoqualed In Tone, Touch,
Workmanship and Durability.
Special attention of "Holiday Purchasers"
Is Invited to their "New Artlsllo Styles,"
llnlshcd In designs of
Highest Decorative Art.
SECOND HAND PIANOS, a fine asoilincilt
of pioinlnciit makes at all prices.
PIANOS FOlt RENT.
WM. KNABE & CO..
817 Market Space.
CLOTHI NO
WE HAVE A JOB LOT IN BltOKEN SIZES
OF
LADIES' FINE
Curacoa Kid Button Shoes,
That formerly sold at $3,50, reduced to
S2 PER PAIR.
Mado By Evtto & Pro , Baltimore.
Whoovcr gets them will certainly get a bar
gain. Also, wohavoa splendid lino of
Ladies' and Men's Shoes,
In regular sizes, for (1. CO, warranted solid,
MISSES' AND BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
From 75o Upward, at
1914-1916 Pennsylvania Ave.
J. IrJL. SELBY,
H. D. BKRR,
Importer and Tailor.
Winter Goods,
All of tho Latest Novelties,
English, French and Scotch
Suitings, &c, just arrived.
MR. BARR personally fits all garmentd
made In our establishment.
I I I I Penna. Ave.
J5HE5ilSu
TTM'niiMn.vrri) attraction
Over Half a Million Distributed.
La. S. L.
Louisiana State Lottery Co
Incorporated by tho Legislature In 1808 for
Educational and Charitable puriwsos, and ltd
franchise mado a part of tho present Statu
Constitution in 1870, by au overwhelming
porular veto.
Its Grand Slnelo Number Drawing taku
Elaco every month, nnd Its (ir.uid Quarterly
iravvlngs take place In Maich, Juue, Septem
ber and December,
"II e do ncrcsy certify mat itttupcnltt Hit ar
ranettntiiti for all the Monthly and QtaiUrly
Hi aiiingi of the Louisiana btutt LotUry tVif
jiany, arid In perion manage and control Ike
draulngi htmttlut, and that the taint are (oh
ducted ulth. honetty,falrniu and In good faWi
tovaid alt vat tier, and ice authorize the Ctom
vany to vte thlt ctrtlJli.aU l;i Ut advtrllH
menti." G. T. Beauregard,
J. A. Early,
COMMISSIONERS.
Wo, tho undersigned Banks and Binuers,
will payall Prizes drawn In tho Louisiana
Stnto Lotteries which may ho picsented at our
countcis:
J. II. 00L1.S1IV, Pics. La. Nat. Bank.
I'll HUE LA3AUX, Pres. State Nat. Bank,
A. BALI) WIS, Trcs. N. O. Nat. Bank.
CAISL kOHS, Pres. Union Nat. Bank.
Grand (Inarterly Drawing, at tho
Acadcmyof Musio, Now Orleans, TUESDAY,
Maichl!), 1SS8.
CAPITAL PRIZE $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollais e.ih.
Halves, S10, ijuaiteis, S", Tenths,
12. Twentieths, $1 .
LIST Or PRICES,
I prize or sjoo.ooois $iooono
i prize or 100,00019 loo.tioo
1 PRIZE OF 50,000 Is r.o.ooo
J PRIZE OF 2.r.,000ts 25,0011
2PR1ZLS0F 10,000 are 20,000
fi PHIZES OF fl.000 arc 2.V.O0CI
25 PRIZtb OF 1,000 are 21,000
iooi'rize) or wk) aro.. . . nn.orxi
200PRIZLSOF :km) aro c!o,iKio
fiUO PHIZES OF 200 aro . . 100,000
APPROXIMATION PHIZES.
100 Prizes of $H0 aro Sio.noo
ion do .mo inc. ilo.ooo
100 do 20(1 aro 20,000
Tl.RMMINAL PRII.s
1000 FHzcs of 100 aio . . . . 100,000
1000 do 100 aio. 100,000
t!,i:)U Prizes, amounting to $1,08,1,000
137" Foi e lub Rates or any further Informa
tion appl) to thu undersigned. Youi hand
writing miift ho distinct and Slgnatuit plain.
Moro rapid icturn mail dellrcry will be as
siircu bi your Inclosing an Em elopo bearing
your full addicss
Send I'o-tal Notes, Express Money Orders
or New Ymk Exchange In oidluary letter,
currency by eipiess (at our expense) ud
diosood to
SI. A. DAUPHIN,
Now Oilcans, La.
Addics RcgMeud l.elteu to
New Orleans National Bank,
New Oilcans, La.
REMEMBEItrthat tho presence of OeneralM
Beauregard and Early, who aro Inchargo of
tho draw tups. Is n guarantco of nteoluto fair
nets aud Integrity, that tho chances aio all
equal, nnd that no ouo can poulby dlvmo
what number will draw a prlio.
"REMEMBER, also, that iho payment of
prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NA
TI0NA1. BANKS of Now Orleans, and tho tick
ctsareslgncd by tho President of an Instltu
Hon whoto chartered ilghtalnru recognizee
Inthc highest Couits; therefore howare of all
Imitations and anonymous SAliomea."
JAMES H. McGILL,
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES,
go8 to gt4 O Street Northwest, next
National Rifles' Armory.
Architectural lion work, Cement,' riaster,
Flro Brick. Uro tlay, Wall blato, l'ulnte.
Oils, Glass, etc.
J
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