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st(0&lIKsa. yn t se.-o-

Wr('W,$aUSXUVltOlVU UHl- -

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$00,0 am. hocjs.

ARTISTIC BOOT AND SHOE

MAKING.lilting nnilo of Hoot nml RIioq

Mnklnff on ntntomlcal jtrim Iplci, I nm em bid I to lit1tmmot tn;. ulhrly toiiHtruUcl fccU I .efj nnsone tn iiiikq a morusnceily euro nt oorni or bunion.I hnvo in ulnn Hiiptiil minlv at tho feet for maiivypur nifti. ItiotutmcrouHtcilmonlilAun file willunuvliHUItio tmiit skcptlial or rio eincacv or mvtreatment. I limo rnilrolv c rail lent cd corns midliutilnns from llio fi ot r iicrHotiN who l.ao siirntin inojr rlwiwhctu wllti no liencflt wlmtcvrr. Nocm ikatlon iinnl. Nocturne Mr conmiitnllon. MyrimiUcs arc now In nliiiuai unit orsiil use.

J. ,T. GEORGES,t!!OS l? Street Northwest,

Atllsilo Hoot nml Nioo Maker nml Chlropoillnt.ri in tin

insurance.

Fireinon'sliisurai.coOoinp'yciiAitrKUiniiiy coNtutnss, is.it.

('illiltiil, tPaUD.OOt). Nuriillis, 8100,11110.

uri'MU;NCWItUlLDlNO.N. II. l'nrner7Uiblicct aud Louisi-

ana Avenue.

ALMlilT A. II.SOV, Prcsldint.1 HUM as l'AUKKI(,lco President.

0. V. UOWA1IP, sn reinry.II. II. HA, UD, Assistant Secretary.

DlltCUiOUsl Mberl A. Wilson, Thomas Parker,till un II. Howard. Joseph Hcdtcrn, K. (1. Davis,

Willi mi .1. V llaon, 1'. A. I.HI7, Frank lliinic, II. ('.McCauley, .1. W. l)n w. hainuel II. Whcallcy, O. W.Crnplcy, nml John M. Waters.

aHlsccHaumts

JOHN 10. UBALL,COMMISSIONER Of UUKIJS FOItF.VKHYRTATE

AND TUIIlllJOItY, NOl'AUY, ANDU. S. COMMIHblONKIl,

tlilli r hours.' ion 14211 Falrm t northwest.

Hi o o is:JSJF Til 15

25c.

BOOK COUNTER

BRAD ADAMS'.BOOKS WORTH $1.

PENNYROYAL PILLS"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."

Tlio Origin!! nnil Only (Jvnuliic.FifimnftlwijB licl at ftfc nf nurtlilratt Imitation I

i.llMn-utk- ii LADIES. Ak jiiir fur"InlchiftUr m I ni:llli"niil tiko noiihor.nr liicionlo(lanunt to u fr nrilcul-- m trttrr tTrrlurn maltNAME PAPER- - thlcbcufrClinnlnil Co..

.J .ID MitilUuiiMiunro, l'liUutIu.,1'0.nfrj'wlicn'. Ak fr'( Iilclic.rciitij ut l'Uln. 1 ke no other.

eoiu iy

Lf.nskrg'h & Bro.

WImt to Buy for

iUiS PRESENTS!

Anvthiny In Shape of

Leabliev G-oo-

Mithcs t Xlcc 1'rcnent.vi; nr.r.i' in Niunt ai.i. tiii: suv.

r.i.riF.s in

Books,Satchols,Wallets,otc.Tlin I.ntCNtVrnzitlii IaockttioakK

In (tin I.uni;-hliaiai- l.

I,DIKS' l'OL'KKl'HOOKS, 15 Different Styles, 25i entii.

IADtlls' I.ONO I'OCICHI'HOOKS, with or withoutOxlillo '1 rhmnlne, In lliiaul i, Sail, or Alligator,Ivorror.bioiuorto l.outtii'r. ii cenlH.

l.UHKV I UNCI l'OOKIUUUOKt), 111 Heal HcnlLeithcr. hiin'iiiH.

lAllllIS' rtliVi:i) l'OCKCTIIOOKH, In C'alfikln,H l ccrilx.

URAL HI5I. roCKISTIlOOUS. fl 21.J,DII5s'I.ON(l I'AI.l'SKIN 1'OUKIST1IOOKS,(U

vcrOornerri.li.is.ItfiAI, Hi:l. 1'UUKUTIIOOK!), with Oydl70 Cor-

ners, II 'UTUB IjAI'I.sI' SI'YMi IMI'OHTlill .TAl'ANKSR

u:ai'iii:ii nooks, iicjuiitni mm o.m-wo- um

mnko nil nkgint unit Utslnililo l'reseul-f- ortftU

SjAIHHS' V.lllD CASES.Iu Ivory nml Alligator J.cillier, for T ecnts.In Moil, Nicely Klulslicil, it i nuts.Ill 1'renseil I e uhcr, 1J nml 7t cents,lu I'alMvln.JI 4S.Iu Calfskin, with Silver Trimmings, $1.03. This

iSHomotliliu; elegant.Iu Ivory Lcaihor, Jl.U.

j. j:atiris it vunsES,10c, ltc, 13c. iic, sic, hid , ami so on.

aiwrs' WALLETS., III Cair, Leather UiiciI.vj cents

In Se il, Leather Lined, 70 centB.Ill Alligator, IJ uents. Also finer Hoods.

OEXTS' OA1CI) CASES.In Oilfdklu l.c uhor, I.iutlicr Lined, St an 1 It cents.

aontn' Leuthvr CuD'aml Collar

13 eul ier set, worth ft,

WitlVIXa J'OUTKOLWS,rnrnlalioil mil I'llnlcd, nt'JI and 2'J i ems.

Leatlin 1'orlf ultOD, su cddIh.

win risa DESKS.Ill llutnl Alligator, ss i emsIn Harm t and llluo I'Iiihii, f I M.In iMjalaml Alligator Leather, l'u rnlahodUullre,fl,vS,In Il hi Alllgilor, Knrnlslad.ti u.In Id al heal, I urnlHliuil.ttlM.In Hull Iwry Killiur. 1 iirnlslicil, tl tn.In I'ri'snfil Ixutlier, Haul I'alnlcil anil lriiriilshcl

'i liriuiKliuiil, i, nils Is lined ut (1, amiwould in ll. u a Hunt ucci H iblo Kl't fur any.bo Iy,

it a i) 1 1: s ' u a sn n a a sAh Low us IU ceutH,

IN ALI.IIIVI UK, LI1M lllllt I INKD, Worth VJcts.

Pressed I eitlier lliind II igi, In II lack mid Tuu, cj amioj num.

Alligator Satchels, 75 cents; nlth Outsllo 1'ockct,l.nrtr M7.o,f I.

I'rosicd Lu uliir. I.e.illur I lucd, tu i ents.Alll.'ator Saliliels, llox Mluin, Leatlur Llmil, IU

cents; Largo Mt',fl.ll.Alligator mid Veal hatcliele, Leitlici Lined, llox

Slupo, Jl iu.Alligator, llox hhapc, wllh Centre l)hllon, fl.Jj,

In lvorr Leaihcr, I catlicr Lluod, fl.is.Seal Hand lings, llox hlispe, loattiti Lined, I'anl

Case and i'oi kelboikon llio Outside, fl.Os.Iu liUiknnl Juu l'resiel Leather, llox blupe, out-

side I'lickct, 1.71.i Heal Alllgalorbnlchcla, jromtl.istn Uvi.

itual beal batcliels, from t i 83 to (v vs.

OUUI.UM'IIKU HOdliS HHrAUl'MlINrUloivanlI Uo left us jou cuter.

All Our aouiln Mnrhed In I'lnlnllijitrcH.

LANSBURCH 8L BRO.,OIVI3 LMtlOJJ,

Ull, Hi, fit, Ijll HuvuHUiMroul,

OKI- - Holiday Cumin all lttmlu forlHiUtu.

REOTortnp. itiiiMHivInt. AMUlUief JtmlhfulManhood liuiturulet.u)(Nennu.il)cbluniucnux ttuuuir 1 rt tuu.

tfltxllii n1u miry ktiowu icni'Xlytliiui tiittwiWrcl ujumgoih.iii.ic, Vbkll JiO.tU fvua O HIUllOWUlUlMT, AllJruhrJ

O. J. tl AbYN, Xot uuivo Uox ?!?, Mcvr Vwk City

DE3C. X5. IB-A-IRI-

tin rr.wssTt.vANiv avf.nijf.

Fall Lino oj Saltinys,OvorcoatlitfiH and Trou-sorl- na

for Villi andWinter rooelved, Mown Importations.

Gon (lemon will plousolouvo tholr Orders at thetho Leading Tailoringlislahllshmont of Wash-inrito- n.

U. D. IBarr.1111 V'F.WNSTI.YAHIA AVKNHK.

rtl0crUnfou3.

lAXISTTrrSTG--.

HOUSE PAINTING AND GLAZING

IMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MAltllLB

KAIAOVININO, WAI.t. VAINT1NII, AND(IKNUKAL IlOUali DI.CUUAT1NII,

Sign Painting, Gilding, Etc.JOIIUINd I'ltOMlTA ATTHNDnil TO.

ESTIMATE! KUKNIBIIKIl I'Olt WOUK IN CITVAND UUUNTHY.

C. Macnichol &, Son.,111! TENTU BTltEBT NOKTUWKST NEXT TO

i?ASJ0I!CEJ

SAN DIEGO ABSTRACT CO.,HAN IHIHIO, CAMFOItNIA.

Tlio Only

ComiilcleiSclorjMaiis&AltslniclsiirTlllo

orNAN llli:U CITV AMI COUNTY.

.Cbrilinn, .III , I'rcHlilcnl.T. A. N KKNK , Socrrlirr.

V. 1). wool. win: MTrniurtr.

lluvlnc llirco Kda or AliRlracls fur i ninpirlvinanil comcltmi, wenru prepircillo fiiriush nol onlyAbstracts, but hIko

ORUTItTtiATKS AND WAI11IANTS OK TlTftt;.

oniccs: Corner l'ourtli ami I) blrccls,

Hun IIIcbo, Cnlirornln.1". o. Dot: r,tc. tio23-l-

(( THE MIKADO."Innilillllontoour rreinltims, ft list of which will

bosciit ounpplliatloii, we wish to call LbPKCIALNOTlUlitOUUrUAlllNlir 1'OUTItAllS of

D'Oyley Carte's EnglishMIKADO COMPANY,

i:l ftU Avo, Thcatro.Now York,No light opera has ever been produced In Iho

United states that hascn,ualcd 111 populnilty "TheMikado." Iho original company to prodtico It Inthis couulry was D'oyler Carie'H Kngllsh Company,selected tltero by (lllbcrl and Siillhau uud scutto this country Wo have Issued, for distribution tnour palrous who will send uswrippcrs usbelow.naeries of bKVl.N CAlllNIU' I'DU'lUAl t'Sof themnrtlsis, luchiraclcr nnil coslunie, the llmslphotn-graphl- o

gelitlnu work cverproduccil. 'Ihcyioui-prlse- :

(iKUAiniNKUiMAU, ns "Yum Yum.'Misses Ul MAi:, I'ihtkii, and hT. .Maui:, ns

" Three Llllte Maids from hcliool."Kate 1'ostfu, as "I'ittl Slug."(ihoiuinTiioiiNK, as tiKo Ko."codiiticf1 Pounds, as. " Natikl l'oo.'iritFPKittcr,aH ."Tho Mlkndo."1 KFU IIILUNUTOIJ.HS "1'UUU llllll."

these port raits Is tnentj-tli- o centscnuh. but to any ouo who uses our soup, and sendingus 15 wrappers of Dobolns' Lleclrlc boap, mid fulliiost olllco address, wo will send I hen hole series,postage p lid, and l'UKi: or CIIAKHI'.

Ifyour Orocer iloes not keep Dobbins' ElcUiicboap, send ns lr cents Iu st imps to pay postngo audwe will fiend you by return mall a simple Ireo otcharge. In bcmlliiKforn sample mentlunihlH paper.

I L.CRAGIN & CO. i'i.uni"7i!ra;'

JAMES L. BARBOUR,

Gil & GIG rciuis)liania Aicuue,

WASHINGTON, T. C.uu2My

(grturational.

Tlie College ofModern Languages

OF 1 1ll.

NORWOOD INSTITUTE.KKF.NCJI, JK115IAN.

ITIMAN.M'ANINII.Mr. aud Mrs. HH.UAM 1). OAltKLL,

PUINt'Il'ALS.UNDiiu tub Diitr.cTioN or

1'roriiHNnr JIi:.MlI MAKION,Hraduate of the "Jorbonne," Paris,

Asslilcil by I Uglily KnltlcnL NatKo liistrudors.HOJ MASSAOHUbUITS AVBNUi:, WAslllNH-'JON- ,

II. 0.Till: NOKWOUU IIVMriTUTE,

Without mentioning Its oilier niinierousad vantages,possesses Hint of being situated in i ccnlril loca-tion, easy of neccsn from nil tho different pirlsolthotlty, offering, with itselcgaut nud commodiousbtilldlugs anil lino library, every fiiUUty for llio es-tablishment of n Si hool of Languages

ll is i no nun or mo college lo nucr a I iiorougn nnilpractlcilconrsoof Instruction lu tho Moleru

having espee tally In view llio ituinlrcmentof u correct pronunciation, ilueney In converBallon,and a knowledge of foreign literature.

A Spe'clal Post Hraduite Cliaa of Convors itlonnnd Literature for young ludles, ami n Course ot Ob-ject Lessons, with new svstcni of Illustrated studyRollers for hcgmiicrs, will be iiinoug Hie prominentfeatures of the School.

A "Children's Department" will lio annexed to llioSchool, In which the wliolo Instruction will bo givenntally, and to which e lilldrcn of any age will bo ad-mitted, und will rccclvo ludlvldiiil caru nnd utlen-tlo-

TF.lt SIS:CLASS INSntUOTION.

Coureeof tweuty-Uv- o lcssons,thrc times a week.. 1 r,

or (s per month.C'oursu of aflccu lessons, twice u week flo

or fa perinoniu.CIIILnitHN'3 DEPAHTJIKNr.

1) illy lessons, per month !

PHIVAIB INaTltUOI'ION.Course of ilfloeu Icesons f.'ii

PAYA11LK IN ADVANCB.UTUIIKNTU MA ENTBIt TUB CI.AHSI3 AT ANV TIMK.

ui.n.m:Nc.:s.Dr. Ijiinbcrt hanveur, Principal of llio Summer

Collegoof Languages, Oswego, N. Y.Professor A.M. iillloll, President ot tho Modern

Innguago Association of America, Johns HopkinsUniversity.

Dr. LM. S. Jnynes, Author of tho .loynes-Ott-

Princhand Herman Course, Houtli Carolina Col- -lege.

LANGUAGES.Tlic Hcrlil. School of Laugiiagrs,

ill roUUTKHNl'II UTUKIST N. Wand all other priiiclp H c til s. Itccognlzed us superiorto nil other similar lustltulions.

Unexi cllcd ndviiulages for learning Convcrs itlon.llestof uatlvoieai iiers. l'eo extremely low. Newterms now for ladles, gentleuieu, and children.

I'llIJi: 'I ill Al. LESSONS I'.VBHYHA'lUItDAY.oi M Tft

(Conl nnrt Wood.

STEPHENSON & BRO.,

Coal and Kindling Wood.oiTitiK, iiuTi'.Nrn Niur.i'.rA'. w.

.11111 nml Itrpot, Komih-HtHM- 't WluirT.We hato vstabllhlied atifiillio nt llio alwvond-dres-

wliero a mi mberuf ourlltm will nlwajH bofound during oilleo liuurs.

Wo shall offer for sale only tho

IScst (Inn. Hies or Coal anil Wood,And sneli as wo bellcto will meet wllh your favor.

Call and consult with us lu regard to prices befuropurchaslugclsowherc,

J. Maury Dove,

Coal and Wood.

The Finest Splint andCannel Coal

KVtilt BOLD IN WASHINGTON.

Main (HUre Tumly-fir- st nml 1 Streets.1IKANOII OI'FICHHl

10 II STUEET, UM K BTUKET, AND WIIAKV

roor or v and u bTiiEE-ia-.

01IU NEW T0I.K THinGET.

Knoir and Itlno lama To.ttlitr Men AotV on linn.of Wealth .ltlieSoel.lltl

Minion Marti. Helps TTrlt Secretary linnlm'aMftaiit Why MlllUra I.. Scott DM Hoi Urt HieTreasury Theodore Thomas and Olhr Oper. thoCranla-T- he tllrls-S- Iii iorleieneFollows C.maron Hack to Fnglano'-TlifBlr- lt.l,

Personal, Bad" Literary that.It

I'poclal Correipondonco.Npw Yong, December o, ipsa.

.My last Idler. In which I prahedtno conldcrntoennductof llio Wenther Cleric In giving us nt thometropolis an unprecedented extension of IndianHummer could hardly Imvo reached yon beforo OldIloreas was upon in to dlapnto my words, nnd whenmy communication was printed last Bun lay tho citywor clad In snow both deep nml beautiful, Thorhn'ngo was nil tho sourer becauio unexpected,nnd found tho city unpreparod for It.

than n great city wlioio lifenndnctlvltyaro suddenly particularlyII It happens In ho on asnnday, and especially ft

InSunday when tho authorities nro endeavoring tonfenforconlotot nntliintcd llluo Lawn ngalnnt tho

carrying onof nnysortnf Irnftlo. Such nna last or

Sunday In New York, and n duller day the tnclrnpo.Us his never seen slnro It nllalncd that dignity.Surface Irnvcl wns almost entirely suspcndcil. Tho otpollco took It Into their heads that, though tho street-cars might bo run, tho which weronecessary to clean the tracks, could notbenscd; nndthis ret us tl to let the surf aco roads bo made passablocaused more profanity on tliopirt or the drlvcrn,conductors, nnd passengers llian tho prnjers ot niltho observers ot the offended llluo Laws will ccrblot out on Iho books of lilcmlly. Itvtn Iho timidcltlrcns who owned sleighs did not venture In dilve,lest the luxury might bo condemned as such and lltho participants bo condemned to flnoor Imprison-ment, or both, at tho option of tho mated minions oftlio llluo Iaws which .Mr. David DmRey Field liasrevived, nnd which the pollco nro enforc Ing with thocvldcut Inlcutloiiot showing their ahanrdlly nndmaking them obnoxious, to llio end that there willbo an early repeal of llicm. Asldo from nil qticn-lion- s

of religion, tho enforcement of these linn IsImpractkablo nnd Impolitic. It Is n physical Impos-sibility to nnt Isfy tho wants of n great innss of peoplocongregated In n Inrgo city llko this, If trado nndtrnvelon tho Sabbath I o suppressed. 1 hero wouldbo actual suffering, gravo discontent, nnd prnbnblarcvo't,lf such nstato of things existed long. Itwon t ho suffered to exist long; and I venture topredict that no serious attempt tocntorcetlio fanati-cal laws of generations ngo will bo made nextS unlay.

lint If Iho slclghern did not Improvo their opportu-nity on Sunday, they wero out In full forco on Mon-day, and havo been out every day and 'night ntneo.Ncwork on runners fnriils'ica a sight to bo

In no other illy of tho world-n- ot oven bt.PcterBlmrg, for though tho mnkt (prlvato sleighnot the ilruicftt ) ot tlio lliisulans Is Imposing andplctiirciquc, there e atinot bo Been oven on Iho Ncvs-ko- l

Prospckt of tho Crar a capital nuch nuinbcra nndvarieties and sucli coilly sleighs as may bo aecn onl'lflh avenuo ntul in Central Park nny day In winterWhen tho snow is packed nnd hard, as It Is now. Ishould not fear lo bo disputed If I should assert thatIhero aro ten times as many Rlclghs of all kindsowned In Now ork ns thcro aro In nny other city ortho world. It Is largely beciuso a vnBt number ofexceedingly cheap cutters aro unniifacturcil here.Then tho extremes or wealth nnd poverty hero arenot so marked ns abroad, and the luxury of sleighingis not monopolized by tho wealthy. It seemed tomo, looking at tho double procession of Rlclghs tilinglu nnd out ot tho o cnlrancoto CentralPark on Monday afternoon, Hist no two wero alikonnd that no two wero sold for tlio samo money.Thcrowcrocullcrswhlcri could bo bought for $10drawn by horses worth llttlo more, nnd sank l.i withteams ot four horses that could not have coat, fursand lap robes Included, less thnn t lo.noo. Mclghstosell for f2,W0nroiiotlnfrcq.ucntly manufactured hero'Iho millionaires who keep expensive ynehts forsummer ueo nlso maintain sleighs relatively ofequal uingnlllccnce and expense for winter sports,'llio loio of needless and often Insulting displayIn olhcr mutters Is Injudiciously kept up iu this re-

gard by many of our moneyed men,who fall to remember that In tlio history or socialrevolutions of all age s the extravagance of rich rulershas been hardly less n causoof dissatisfaction andmolt than their tyranny. 1 stood al tlio entranceof Central Park-- to watch nnd adralro nnd enjoy, nsdid hundreds of others, this English procession ofhappy pleasuro-Beckcr- but I wns far more Inter-ested In what I heard than what I saw. There weregrum and bitter spirits In that crowd, greatly ex-ceeded, how over, by tlio number who enjoyed IhoBight without any consciousness of wrong or depri-vation to themselves, llutlhero wero muttcrlugsotdiscontent, not loud, but deep nnd bitter. And themost thoughtless of Iho crowd by their exclama-tions of delight and laughter emphasized theso

of Hie discontented. I saw a man v, homadohis entire fortune In stocks under old CorneliusVanderbllt's hints drive by with ft t',000 team, nndono man near mo who recognized him, as I did,sworo In an undertone, "Damn him, his stable costJi0,U0i!" Tho thoughtless of the crowdcrlod, "Ah I"and called each other's attention to tho moro cosilyequipages, but not wllh envy or bitterness : yet whenBomodomocratlo-looklngvohlcl- passed thclrlaugh- -tcr and applauso showed Unit they, too, sympathizedwllh ino poor ralher thantho rich In tlusuntioual enjoyment, 'this undercurrent of discontent amongthopaorof New York is Btronccr now than llnnoeicr known It, mil it manifests Itself much morofrequently now than formerly, nnd In rofereuro to agreater variety of subjects. I think that those nowlyniado rich by speculation aro held in greater contemptthan formerly, and that there Is a great ileal lessotgenulno respect for old fatnl'les, even thoso desert-In- g

of tho highest esteem, thnn existed ten yeirsago. It Is not wholly duo to tlio preaching of socialism: It Is partly duo to tho obnoxious display Inbusiness by tho monopolists aud In society by thewealthy.

Mr. Mantou Marble, the nowpresldent of iho Man-hattan Club, lus recently returned to Now Yorkfrom a long rest at Lansanne, Switzerland, after hisarduous Btudy of tlio silver question nt tho requestorpresident ciovciaud. I fancy it was SecretaryManning who really suggested tho nomination ofMr. Marble to this imporlant mission, nnd I am toldthat Mr. Manning urged on Iho President tho np.pointmcni or jir. flinrmo to the becrctaryshlp of thoTreasury In his own place. Mr. Manning wouldhave rellrcd If tho appointment of Mr. Marble as Idssuccessor had been i onceded ; but tho I'rcBldcnt hadbeen Inilnciiced bytholatoMr. Tlldcn to promisetho succession, In tho event of Mr. Manning's dls- -

nmiity, to n prominent raiinajrlra.nl i Congressmanwho was Inimical to Mr. Manning, nnd the latterresumed Ills duties rather than aeo tlila progrnmmocarried nut. The Congressman thus dlsappolutedentered, tcry lite, tho canviia for re election, amiwon by ii reduced majority, Sonio Indirect con-firmation of tills story Is found In tho fact, by nomeans to bo ridiculed, that Mr. Marble wroto alargo part ot Mr. Manning's recent report ns Secre-tary of tho Treasury. Thoro nro fow men In thincountry who haio mado ns thorough a study of Usflnauccs ns Mr. Mnrblo has, nnd I bellovo I canselect passages ot Mr. Manning's report which nrofrom his pen.

The dissension) in tho American Oporo Companyhave long been known here, nnd tho dissolution,which is conccaieu ill ino cnau.ro of tho namo lo theNotional Opera Compauy, has long been antici-pated. A moro Incongruous set of Impractlcableawero never combined iu llio management of n moreabsurd Hellenic. Theodora Thomas Is a theoristwho has been Bucccssful only In tho managementor a summer garden In which light and popularmusic only was played. Ho novcr could attain thoposition of Dr. Damroseli as a rcancd and llior.oughly Bcleulino musician, aud was ronllr ucveranything moro llian n hand leader. Mr. Ixlioknow nothing from experience of management, andyet ntlempted to run rival to Bdmond C. btanton, oftlio Metropolitan Opera Ilouso, who lind forgottenmore of practical management, and of musk-- , too,than looho had eicr known. I'rank II. Thurbernnd his wife, whu really bickod tlio enterprise wllhmoney, aro recognized hero ns harmless criukstlio uno of a philosophical turn, tho other ofBoelalnaturo, Onollkes to appear iu the papers ludUciiislons upon every topic which arises, from thopurity of olcomurgittlno to Iheosopliy, whllo lliooiner suinrii llio American Pallet ai onu iiicius byWilli u in iiiuio her n.iy lutu soi lely. Theeeientrie chirielers who rlguiu In this American Operascheme ill it sucli us em only bo found 111 a grentlusmopolltuii city,

'I he ussusslnallon heron fcwilaisagonf anllalUll bandit and an American pmlronr, combinedill ino person ot nu d Italian, ciuiihnsires what I had lu say ft few weeks ago about thonecessity, fust arlslug, of reslrlcllug Immigration tothis country, '1 ho i rliuo ret oaled that In tho Italiancolony lu this elly there bad been IU liu for years uman who had served years ot Imprisonment lu Italyfor highway robberies uommllled there, nud who,slueo his udfeut here, hud been Importing ihllilrenwhoin.asiiiidiow, ho practically held lu slavery.1 lie wliolo Italian colony lived lunwent tho mail,until a young fcllovi , hut log iiffcu led him, was coiupolled by lila miblresslo nssisilnato tho old man, Inorder I hut butu of the lie might be free from his sub-sequent persecution and reveajc. It is a curiumfact that llils Italian tolouy ot mint desperate, low,aud t ludlclivo people Is quartered right uudcr theshadow of Iho pollco headquarters of this city, Itmust Uo mlil, howeter, for tlioireditot tho policeIhut they havo uo control whateter over tho

these ltallatu lodge, or overtho vlulo-bve- r saloons and filthy icstauraiits uhiruthey lit o. 1 am lu.d that there nro fully ,oot of this1 iss of Immigrants In Iho Italian quarter, A morewri tchod, illtliy, Idle U ins of laborers iloes not existanywlicro on Iho civilize I section of tho globe.

In Fourteenth street, near Filth incline, n seller ofsamo ualr lotion, t nick Is warranted tomaku uno'aluck grow long und beautiful, employs u number ofjoung women with exceptionally Inughulr to comb ItIn largo Bhowwludows faclugllio street. 'Illusionnaturally attracts a largo number of persons, wholoos on from the sidewalk. Ii.ujluo tho

In court and gratvly asklugIhoselalojusltui Uuraut nil Injunction restrainingllio young womeufrnm oomblugtuilr hair lu public,not on the ground of indecency, but because It on,slructB tholr buslnoHt Sounds ub.ard, iloesutllt

Ultii) Justice, (leorgoc. liarrctt, uno ot tho mustloaiuiiluudupilguluicuou tho bcucu ut tuu Su

preme Court, ft man whose motives and decisionalaro alike unquestioned, said, after hearing nrgu.mcnt,lhatlt wasadcllcMe question and bo wouldhavotolhlnkoverli. If he looks at tho sccno howill very quickly conoludo that Iho complainingshopkeepers aro In tbo tight, and Jnatlco tn them thatwould slop tho adrertlilng. During very

thomiddle hours of tho day rnnttoentti street, fromUrondtvay to sixth avenue two blocks nf abouteight hundred feet withabout three thousand persons two processions, tl

were, moving In opposite directions, but upon thosamosldoof tho street. Thoy completely fill thoalJownlkfortlieenllro distance, nnd when a num-

ber of Idiom slop In front of tho lislMlyo store towalch tho combers Iho procession mtutclthe r comoton halt or take lo tho sired lo get around tho acrowd. Thus tho ndvcrllalng dodge of tho lialr-rty-

not only Injures his neighbors, but creates ft nuisance on the public, sidewalk. It also gives ampleopportnnlly for tho pickpockets to ply their trade,and for an remount or indiscriminato acquniniance-inakln- g

nnd not altogether Innoi out flirtation whichcannot bo estimated, causing subsequent mischiefwhich cannot even bo Imagined.

A hotel In a slatoof slego tho garrison ot debtorsposicaalou being well prot Isloncd, nnd tho armycreditors necking possession ravenous for bloodmoney Isnuoltiercutloiis fcntiiro nf metropoli-

tan llto this week. French'. lintel afcwyenrs agownsonoof tho boat properties In ttiaclly. lis pio.prlclor, Col. French, was ono ol Iho nioRt popular

tlothatu'sold landlords. When he died bin largecstato was to hat c been divided nmong several Bona.One of them, the cldeat, a close, dictatorial fellow,undertook lo do Iho dividing himself, nnd ono thing atthat specially suited him was In havo tho

hotel tor hlmscir. It had lain nil ol Col.French's golden eggs, and why should It not eto sofor his first-bor- n child? Hut tho oilier heirs lo

llio matter wns thrown Into litigation,llio hotel wns ordered tn bo sold. 'I he eldest bought til

In, but Iho tlllo was nol properly passed nml thocourts havo held It in possession ct cr since, nnd un-

til lately it wasemply nt rnlnons expense to thoestnle. Ihcn n leaaeo was secured, but tlio first-born, still discontented, Insisted on ousting llio talessee, wlin turned ll over to tho present besiegedlessees And In tho meantlmo tlio golden gonsohotel Is laying eggs only for tho lawyers, nnd alter n

tlmo Col. French's heirs will discover that they havokilled tho bird as rirnsthcy nro themselves con-

cerned.In my letter ol October 14 I predicted Hint the

Violet Cnmcron Company would not go "on theroad"ntnll,nndln a later communication I sug-

gested that the success (?) nt Miss May Fortcscucwas not substantial enough to Justify managers outnftheiltyln playing her. Miss Cameron tins at

departed for Buglisli shores, and Miss I'orlcs-cii- o

will sail for homo again In n fortnight. Moneywas lost on her engagement ot six weeks nt tho Ly-

ceum, ntul tho company wnsbndly broken up at Itsconclusion by the retirement ot Charles Sugdcu andCharles Overton. There really never was n baslalorn starring tour In tho amateur acting, or thopimple ami limited repertoire, or the much exagger-ated beauty ot Miss Fortcscuc, nnd her managerdoes wisely in concluding tho engagement.

Mr. Sugdcn nnd Mr. Overton havo purchased theBngllsh rights (if there bo any) to "Held by thoEnemy,' and ttlll play that essentially Americandrama to llrlllsh nudicnecs, Sugdcu asked mo myopinion ot the venture, and I said my observationhad been that English plays were not succesiful ahere II produced exactly as they aro In England, and aI did not see why tho rule would not work in lliocase of American plays In England. Voir or Ihomodern nud English plnys which havo bccnsuccesa.ful hero have escaped revision. Our Ideas or com.cdy nro essentially different from those of the L'ng

llsh."An Illustration ot this was lo bo seen last nlglit,"

said Miss May Harriott to mo Yesterday, "in thopcrfortnancaorthc'SchooIiulstreaB' by I'lncro. Itis a three act rarca of a boisterous kind, but so Blow.The tun 1b broad and t tilgar, and tho situations nronot quiet, bright, and lltclyns those we am used tn aIn America. Iho nctnro 'make races' after tho man-ner ot tho English comedians and arc buffoons nil herthan nctors. 1 he play Is thin, and It It wero not torthe grct.t variety or odd characters porlrajod itwould hardly bo a passable pcrrormancc. I canwell Imagine Auguslin Dnly gelling Hit ol It, alterbuy Ing It beforo seeing It, for ctcn lila skill ion!dnot hate made II a lltcly plcco for Ills company."

I asked Itufus Mnriln, nt the firm In this citywhich makes n specialty ol Belling

supplies, why ho placed on his cards tho line,"Wo pay tho freight." I supposed it was simply anImitation of tlio Uno which Lieutenant Governortones, of this Slate, employs, ".Tones, ho pays thefreight," to attract nttcntlon to his advertisements.Hut Mr. Martin explained that tho line has an im-

portant commercial significance, and 1b ono waywhich the enterprising merchant has of selling hisgoods a little lower than his less sagacious neighbor.

The artist,. lames A. Wales, who died In a lowchop ami oyster-hous- e from au otordose of bromideot potassium, was a victim not ot that habit, butpossibly n worse one. Ho did not hat c a great manyfriends and had made a great many enemies withhis proline and vitriolic pencil, but ho was probablytho poorest friend aud worst enemy lie ever possessed. Uo had no convictions or his own to express, and was perfectly willing to express In hisdrawings tho convictions and prejudices nnd ani-mosities or any who employed him. Hence ho didnot reach, Willi possible equal artistic, talents, thegrai'o as a cartoonist of Nast, Kepler, Hnmlllon, oretentlillam. He married a very beautiful youngwoman named Coopor, who wan compelled to sepa-rate from him and earn her own livelihood. TncCooper family was miforluinto in its matrimonialalliance.. A brother of Mrs. Wales nyoar or twongo married Katclle Clayton, whom MillionaireCharles W. Durant used to trot around tho countryns a star In a barefooted part. Tho uiarrlago wassomewhat unexpected and unpleasant to the million-aire, and ho abruptly stopped Miss Clayton's allow-ance fur starring purposes. Cooper, aflcr a briefterm as husband, fled, I hear, lo boutli America,wliero millionaires do not forco barefooted stars onau unwilling public.

When ltoswcll P. Smltliandbcrlbncr'sSonsilla-silte- d

a fow jears ngo ll was mndo apart of tlioagreement tint Mr. Smith should no longer use thenamo of "Scrlbucr'B Magnzlno," nnd that Mcaari.,Scribucr'B Sons should not start another magazineby auy namo for live years. Uut It was not stlnu.latod tnat tlicy should not, aflcr that tlmo had ex.pired, sturt a magazine, nor lliat they should nol usoiho old name. Mr. Smith now claims that they can-not uBo the old name becauso it remains a part oftho good-wi- of tho present "Century," Its suee essor. That Is t lie basis of tho present dispute be.tiucn tho two houses, but It will probably novcrreach tho courts, ns tho damage lo the "Cenlury'Msloo problematical to submit to llio oidlnary Incoru- -prelienstblo Jury. in iam l tl. siiANks.

IRVINU AS MEPHISTOPHELES.

It lint Ih Noon at (lie l.oiiilou I.yoeiimTliealrc.

'1 ho Meplilsiophclcs ol Irving is a lurid, red, little,snaky, llciul-iua- He Is 111 scarlet Irom Iholougcock's feather, in his cap down. IUsloug,lhln,aniideadly pale Ucu Is, In repose, a fncoao Inexpressi-bly Bid as to in ako ono wretched to look upon It.I hU cynical s Ulricas is ouo ot lis most baleful

tho faeo or a doomed creature tvno knowsthat, whatever Iho tine scnilmcnlB, the outpourings,the moral strivings ot those ubouthun, lie una onlyto breathe on them and Hiey will become, as ton! nshimself. 'J no curiam arose at the llrst nctoullwdim uud gloomy study or Faust, wllti the moonslowly rising In tho tar, dark skies, ami as tno blackclouds Blrulued oter It.cnalliigntrul shadows andicrlu lingers ot light at tlio quaint oldiaseiuent.1'rescnily all was absolute darkness und tho sileueoof midnight In the lump study; ouly u single carvedcorner ol tho bearded old alclicmlst'a desk showedIn tlio singlo ray or moonlight that pierced llioinullloncd wlnituw. Tho hissing steam puffed uptrom the iloor. It hung wavering In the air llko upillar or white i loud, Beemod tobecoruo more

that malothu heart throii win.almost physical tear thcro appeared that lonir, lithe,lurid, scarlet body, twlstiug with snaky graio;lhocalm, bloodless, long, whllo lace, Had, cad wllhbeing an outcast, sad with eyneisiii, but lecrlug,Bucerlng, uut upon the p uulou-speu- t, miserable oldman nttne desk. It was a mobile, ghastly whlloraoe, rull of tlio cultiireof crime, full ola doidlyfascination the tncu of the devil himself.

luiliecatasiruiilioof tnoduel when Valentino Iskilled. Mcpiilsiopheles sways and swings his longbody Just us I have seen a snaku lu iiiooo erecthalf lis length up Into the nlruiid light. A blue,brilliant lUmo played like lightning up amidown his swonl ; Its very steely bluo r ullauce aocnieddeadlv. 'tills bluo name 1 nil led from his siipnlostvurd was ono or thoso reiuirkablo stage eltulswhich render "1'ausl" so thrilling ns a inctii specia-- ilo. And then when V.ilciillno fell the Dei 11 Inoknd

down on hlui an I guvo teuilon n "mil"of i.oiutu allotted iiuiiiuilsi riiluu mu Ii nu "oil I" usi itymo nu I u child hater mlglit cry out II lie ivati liedin lilt I weeping over a lirukeiitoy.nr as wo mightloss In fun a poodlo dug whoso vauliy had lieeuhurt.'I ho i iltiniuauou nt spec nu ular effect H readied oilIho glMiiiy.uuJeslln heights of the llrnckcu, whenFaust is led lulu mat terrible Walpurgls nlglit. 'I horw ka and i rags of Hie great mnuutnliicristiiru ma-jestic uud real; tho lievllnud Kiusl ooiilu lolling upIn tlie rovels. Tlio rocks ail I recessus seem toqultertvllhn hidden UN thai H half human, halfveriulur. .Multitudes ol gnuslly, pilllil ireiluriH,eontoillngllko snakes, wiutIiik kogliosis, pervado every pine, squirm In masses,he irued logethcr hu i loso mat the mirror bt their indldualliy Is but slow ly realized. Each Is covered lusomu illiphaiiuus, wiving stuff or ihlug, ulinustgelatinous, mat wand llko Jelly-te- iu ll,o ulr,motes ns they move, but under It can he) seen Ihohiiinnii shapes. Al llio llrst look 1 sou moving,kqulruilog mass; at tlie second look I can discernHie human stiupes, tho yuuug forms of women.the old limn of men. 'liicy herd loitllicr,fling thilr awfully veiled .inns lu Dieshirk iiiiioullghi; Hiey lump, uud daucu,ami sere.iiu-n- ol llko hum ill being, notllko ilctlls in hell, but u strange bluo I curdlingHoieain. 1 llilnk ll Boumkd llko the tearing utliuniau ileih. qiieuMuplilstopiicles Hat on u nu kaud foudledtwo small, crawling unformed shapeswltlihldeotiscaresslugs lllslaco seemed like lliowhile, fuceof ulmnv nuake. Ho wastlio devil, lulling urn hi ll iu his un n Henri nu I brain,Willi lliisghistly mroi union und lu Icons ulublauionfiovo. All llio whllo UiuBame bluo lulls of nr.,iilai u.l over hU body, glum lug doit ll liUuruu,otiriiimt-K.-

,i iiuii,i!u.ij,iiii!ii nm eiBuivuereiiarkeuod

ulr sei mi dm smell nl iirlm.toiie. ll was u sicken-ing, burrlblo si I'ltuil,', iiiimo mtssnuppou humanbudtcc, wlt'ittioir cries, uppucuil)IhiuugH Ihilr own tolKlnesl itisoltlug baik luluHtiapclcsumittrr. I forget even now that It hismil) u piny, und Ihut I could not Ii no gone hu 1 1 u ittnkcu with mo to Uuuloii my bebt black bruc idewith lis cmilng w. list.

To alolliitru.A fashion writer mjst "If you want lo sainyouruelf many stlh lied in Iho dariilui: of mnull sum k.lugs, get tour eliililrcii, und isnei tally the boia, lliolieelprolictor 'IhUlsn Mini of half biir, em out

ul kid nud seuini d uo iu lu in all nrouul llio lml,uiidldlirldtupUcubyuiiilafllOHiruiiuter the topof his fiet. it prcti nu llio in rsplrnilou Irom ui Hug'i tuu ul lv nnuu null lUlllUg 110 HlOeklllgS.

A thin Insole, the wliolo U uwlh ol the shoe, mado ofkid on u found mount ttiu tiiluiitht pasiiboinLUalso nlfi rid for the name puriiosi, tmi.ot iviimc.Utills nnlliu Bhuo luuiothuu tho heel luurlui;

THE PASSING HOUK.

Tho Iloston Home JournnVt New ork corrc.spondcntlollsthofollowlngftbont Mrs. A.T Slew-n- rt

nnd n mysterious actress: "Kit hid not beentho death of Mrs. A. T. Stewart occurred at thoheight ot political oxcllomcnl, nd nlo nmld

celebration ot Liberty's statue, wo should havoheard mnch moro shout It. People ore Just awaken-In- g

lo tho fact Hint she Is gone, nnd on every sldo Isheard dissatisfaction that nol a cent of the enormonaforlnnn was left tho city. Mr. Rtewnrt yeirs sgogavo thn members nt tho Union I ragno Clnb to

that he would will his magnltli cnt inirhlopalace corner I Itlh avenue and Thlrty-fonrl- h atrecttothem foraelub-tiniia- shortly alter that IndgeHilton was In llio club, probably torpolitical reasons, nnd this nl course nngend Mr.stownrt, nnd no moro wns heard nt his residence ns

c. I do not suppose, had tho t nlonLeagnoknowhnftht close Intimacy cxlatlngbelweanMr. Stowart nhd .Judge Hilton, they would everhave black balled tho latlert tint no one suspectedthey svero nny moro limn tiltnplv good frlcndauntil nflerMr. Stewart's dealli, nnd then when hiswill gatoJudgc Hilton bo much pnperty Ihelr pe-

culiar Intimacy was retenlcd, but not rsplnltied,nnd has remained a inTsterr. Ihcrc have nlfravsbeen mysl erica about tho Stewarts, but tlie strangdono that I havo known was the odd tlaltn nf an

netriaslo Mrs. A. T. Mi wart. 'I tils nctreaahad plated amall pans, but had net er arrived to nnydistinction. Stio was Just llko hundreds nf otherswho aro usually dubbed the 'anpportliiK lompmy.'She happened to bo stopping In tlio namo hotel wllhsomii friends nf mine, one evening I remained todlno with in? friends, nnd the nrin ss sit nt an ail.Jncent table, A messenger cimo tn her, saying MrsSlewnrt'scarrlngowaliedntllin door for her.

without walling to finish her dinner, sherushed from the labia to llio cirthge, sending nnervnntupslalrsrorhitind wraps, nnd Inalwlnk-llngshesv-

gone. My Irlondi Informed mo thatllicflo t lilts were of frequent occurrence, nnd nlwajs

odd times; for Instance, It Iho nctriss wns aboutretiring lorinenigut, nni a Biunmons cimo iromMrs. sicwarl,sho tnatantty dressed nnd was soonrolling alom-th- n ntentio to tlio stewnrt mansion.This nclrrasonco took n n 'lending Indy'

see llio stewnrt nrt trnllcrr. Tlia'lenlln? lndtTstated that her guide rang tho door bell in n siucymanner, pushed by tho man tertint who admitted

em, nnd othcrw Iso coudiicli d herself ns It she wnnnueiisipirtowlicr. onino 'leuiing ndy express-ing Riirtirlsa nt her friend s Isild manner, tlio olticrreplied, Ml you understood all, j on would not think

nan loo mum nsauranie.' 'iniaisnn i knownnoiiithis Btrsngo story. Ilint some relation did cxMbetween tlio humble acireaa and Mrs. btew.ii t Is ecr- -

nl whntlt was mnv net er bo known. I never stotho actress's namo nnw In nny nl the supportingcompanies, and IhlnK alto nny hive given up theRingccunrcir. iicriasi tugagcincni was, l uuievc,with Mr. A. M. Palmer."

"A llnjlilnn street bootblack," sijb Hie IlostonWrt2ffc,"tta8conslderablynstonlsliedono day lastweek by a raalibnibly-atUrc- d and shapely youngwnmnu w ho requested him to giro her bootsn shine.Her showed the results of n Inmpthrough Hie muddy streets for which Iloston Israpidly becoming lainous. Tlio gared

her In comical contusion. Such a customer wasnnniclty Pi Mm nnd ho was unprepared to dealwith her. lie had plied his Industry upon eounlleas

t, but a pair ot feet belonging to tho gentlersex had net er beforo submitted IhemRcltes to hisbrush. Iicforo lie round time to recover trom thoflurprlsu Intowhleh ho wastlirowu by so uiinsual apatron Bho repeated her request with some littleImpatient c In tier manner, whereupon ho recoveredand pushed his toot-sta- toward her. bho nt oni oplaced upon It a small and pretty root, at which hoimzoil with astonishment, nnd then nt onco proceeded to scrub the mud from 11, but with a gentleness accomtnouaicii m me siro ni ino ioot. in met,ho nlmoBl caressed It with his brush. Presently,passers began to atop, ntlractcd ny tlio unaccun.mined Bight; hut tho young woman wns In nowisedisturbed, and watched the oporation tvltli proroundinterest 'tho boot having been polished, In dueseason, sho presented tho other, lllackcy, hotv--

or, lingered a llttlo longer over the second font,nnd ns ho breathed upon It 'n order In prepare It for

final polish It Beemeil almost ns though It waa Willitender nigh. When the Job was done his Blrangn

ciiRtomer opened her portemonnale, as Bho inquired,IIowmnch7 The bootblnck waved hlnbriisti nnd

nodded bis head In the negative. 'I asked, howmuch?' Insisted the young woman; whereuponlllackcy, with Iho air of acrudo nud siinme-faee- d

Chcsterlleld, replied 'Nutliln'.' 'nut I wnnt lopnyyon for what you havo done,' urged Iho other,blushing deeply. 'Itwasfio MMr, mum!' pleadedlllackcy, with n pnsnlng glance nt the small feet. Itwns probably the nrnt compliment lie had ever pnldInhls life, and It was not without a certain rudegrace In tho bestowing. I think it merited a recog-nition In kind. Pcrhnpa tho young woman mayhnvo been embarrassed nt tho slrango position Inwhich nno iniinu nerBcii neroro gainniry irom sucu

Hourcc, and was unequal to the oceision. Ho thatas It may, sho flung him a quarter nnd hastenedawav without ft word. Tlio crowd laughed ntIllnckev, but ho picked up tho qunrter, pixketed It,and growled 'No manners.' I llilnk hewas right."

"Qon. Sherman," Bays tho New York fines, "Isgrowing fonder of tho drama aud tho opera ctcryday. One ol his chief reasons lu coining to lewYork to spend tho winter tvus the desire to hat uthtasort or entertainment at Its best. On Just this onepoint ho admits that his bclot cd bt. ljuls Is nutqulleup to tho age. Ho has fallen especially 111 lot o withMr. Daly's company, and lua box there the otherevening, with lila friend, Commodoro llatcmati, hoapplauded almost continually from tho rise to thetall ot tho curtain. Oneothislntlmatcssatdycstcr-da- y

that tho tleneral'aacuteness ns n critic was amatter for astonishment, bo marked Is it. 'I ho oldBoldler has tno personal acqualutauco of everyAmerican actor and nctrcss of prominence, and Isnever mnro delighted llinn tn u d miss Inter-change nt remlulaccuco and auecdoto with his thea-trical friends. The General Isn't losing nny or hislove for a good dinner as tho days go by. lly actu ilcount ho lus dining engagements already bookedhe docs keep a memorandum booked dated a y curahead that provldo lor hlB presenco nt tnrlons din-ners In tins c ty nnd elsewhere till into In next Sep-tember. 1 hero aro n few vacant dates left, ns thetheatre ngents say, but they are nol likely lo stayvacant a long time, for Invitations keep on pouringIn, and tho Ucncral hasn't It Inhls heart lo say uo louuv rcnulab'o friend who seeks Ills dluuer aenuaint- -auccslilp The story has onceortwlcehlllicno gonetho rounds which tells of a dilemma Into which notell onco upon n tlmo In Washington, when, havingdressed to go out to dinner, ho gate the last touchto his toilet and opened his door to go to tho street,when of n sudden ho dlsuoveied thai ho ha 1 forgot-ten whero ho really was to go. lint old ecu. VanVllct hurried by Just then, aud (leu. Sherman philo-sophically follower! alter, deciding by n nil nt

social logic, that ho and Ucu. Vim Vllctwere lu nil likelihood bound fur tho same lablc. lietvasrlgnt. Hut thcro was not ilttnysaueha happyway openoulot Hiotangtohcwua community gel-ling Into by reason or his iihuudaut dinner nppolnl-incut-

nud so It wns that this winter, coming toNew York, no hit upon mo expedient ol buying ablink book .mil posllng up his ilates,"

"Tint Buffalo Hill is a wonderful man," wald Col.Tom Ochiltree to a New jork.SMi- - rcponcr, aa hogazed admiringly upon the froutlcrBimtn. "1 he irdWin make oneol Iho best atler-dlnn- speeches,"continued tho Colonel, "bunday the L imb'sClub, that 1 hate heard in a long time. It wns fullor wit and common sense, nud w is delivered lu t ervgood Kngllsli. You would think that wlicnhewiHcalled upon lie would havo been cmhjrrnsscd, con-sidering mo distinguished people present, 'i In rewero about a hundred ot us, U'ster Wall lek, (presid-ing,) Depew, Ucu. l'urlcr. Anion Cummlugs in fact,someot tlio iiesl speakers In Iho city, and they hidall contributed to ihu entertainment before ItuffaloHill waa called upon. When ho got up I really didnot expect anything remarkable Irom liliu, buthukept us all In roars or Inugmtr, and ho received tliocongratulations of such men as l'ortcr and WalUck.lly tlie way, lll'l Is going to bo ft t err rich man. Hehas mado a great deal ot money, out lie seems tolack Dnanclal ability, aud there tvnssomcllilng want-ing until ho got bold or Nuto Salisbury. Nate hadthat ability which Hill linked, and Cody siys that hoowes more tn bnllsbnry than to nuy other man. lietold me to day Hint his own prollts atbtateu Islandlnsi summer amounted lo $i07,iinii, llolsgolugtomako a big lot nf money ill .Madison Square Harden,and ho will lunku Hllll more In Lngland. I Hunk howill caplltnle them oter there-- . lly Ihu way, all thegreat generals admire and respect him. ,leu. Sheri-dan, Hen. Sherman, and lieu. .Merrill are to bo uthis opening 111 Madison Squire 11 irden, und if tlievdid nut think a gooddealuf lilnithiy certainly wouldnot conic."

"01 nil llio men who walk ordrivcuponllie streetsol busy New York Hiiro Is none," says Iho IlostonOattltf, "whose dolugs aro more eagerly read thanthoso ol JEoscoe Conkling. T IiIb eminent man is outot podtlcs now, not In theory, but In practice. As aconsequence Mi Income has no serious drain, nndthe lesser animosities ot his lire are being lorgottcn.Throuih tlio week ho Is busy over Ills briefs or ex-ceptions, lu tiding ihu ono or ruing Hie other forthe clients who dally crowd his office Irom o uut 11 3.Only on bunday does he appear to hate time foruurnut-do- exercise, nnd tins, since he has begun togrow stout, usually consists of long drltes In Cen-tral Park. No in liter what the weather, ho can

lio seen about 4 o'clock In tlio afternoon bowl-ing along behind a pair ofltie lightest steppers, aworsted uiuillcr wound ubout hlsncik lu cold orchlllv wetltier. asottteltliat druwndown oter hiseyes, and a pair of gloves ot er his hands,l'rcipientlr ho is iiccoiupamcd by sumo lullinaiofriend, wit ll whom ho e Hals as g iyly us any boy, nutnfien l.eiroesulono. Hut whether he Is In llio society of frliuds or e utlrely un ici omp inled, businesscares eiipy no purl ul Ills mind, tvnlch Is given

tn tho pleasure or ihu moiiiiut. 'I hereIs probably no mnru ntnicllo man lu llio uiroug thatcrowds the professions, uud it Is the opinion ofnearly nil Ills friends that he Is good for many yearsmore or uellt o work If ho cures lo combine."

A goo 1 story Is told ubout A. K. McCluro, of thePhtladelphli I'luu.i. McCluro Is said lobe one nfIho kliidesi.liiarted, most Intelligent, uud mostcenirousnftlio note linen ol Plilladcip'ili, lie Iss ii I In Biorn Biuall llilugs, to lio t cry lit Ish tvlili hUmoney, nud tubulin uterso to a gjod giiuu ofpikir. Nollnngngo, my Inform ml siys, ho hidbecnplijlng.iqulillilllo gimo Willi hiiiio friends.In win. ii llio hi ikes were rutin r nign, nml left theUblodeul broke. Do latuu titiiu tho klreel un Iw ilked JaiiuUlyiiloiiguulllliomei one of Ids in illlou.ulrefrieuls "Howureyoiioir ror mutiv iniliy?It Is loo I He ror mu lo git Into Iho bulk, nud IIi ttc'i'tnipiit luiiiy pocket, Cuuyuu ienil mu nlitilu mull lo imirruw;"

"Certainly," was the reply, au t w it'i Hi it tho in inptillel out il well tilled pockelbook,nnd liuididMel lure a (au bill,

McCluro look tno bill nml looktd loulemiiluoiislyul It, llollieiilwikedal lliti iihii.iiii I held iiplhubill, Biylng! "Aud do jou c ill fit) moueyr 1 call Itnulv uuantul"

Wiuiliir his rrlenl responded lo llio hint, or nol,I do not know.

'1 ho uuvellliiiT nl the staluo ut Joan 0. Calhoun ntCharleston, wliero bicretiry Lunar will deliver nuad Ircss, has been fii pone.l tuilll April, " 1 lie 1

wire," says Col, Wclghl man Initio Nun YorkMuiVlohavetukinplucuUiLiUDuUuudionueittdw lih them u us rt purl that linmcdl m ly alierwordMr amar would lead to llio ultiir un utir idltu ladyrrom Ueorgla, one whom hu bad known from hmearly maulinud. Iteport postpones lull mot unlllApril loo, Ihuugh why tho ouo shou'd wall so dill,gi idly upon tliKotlicr does not nppeur MiuuwlilloMr. I.hiuui Is ma.iipylug hi. resldiueeniiN street,wllti hU daughter presiding oter llio household.The supposition wns when ho rented the house rmtii new mUtrcsa wuu'd very shortly ba liislulluli in re- -

'llio 'Pr no Kiilcuie.It'outcinpornry Jtctlew.)

A true i pic ore would uo mora dream nl takingnwuytliu sharp edge of future uppcttto b)

ucu tluin a barber oul.l ul opi nlng aim i unn HU ft razor. Iluttilghs hid pleasures and painsloo likely to bo caught lu sink tkes .Willacy laUnit nu eplcuru uln n)S m e Id the e holi'i'sl delluiclestoBilumlatoliUnppellle. on the i.uilrury.l'io nrtut i iluirlsmwiiibisis Initio irtillltyio git iibiMirenut of tlio most roiumonpinou mltekis ot fund bypre pui lug uud cutlug ttiem prope ily. Of oourto, thoi h urn pi oil rs Cauibe'lllii In Maoou.iind cautasbaekduek to roast goose, for llio sumo misoii thatliopreferdttiufrugruuioof ft tvoud tiokttn Hint ofn course How in but nu the other b mil lieulono kuoiv. u Out uu tlrli ntul rose gurdt n nf uisuiopiifumus may be found lu Iho simplest ciu.l ofwhole meal ur Orahsm bruud and butlir. thouuli ordluury uiortu'H may lasilycuutluiotnemsiitetioftheir uvistciico byeallug uslho aud ullowiib; thoexhalid ulr to paid nlowly lliruugu tlio wm

BRENTANO'SHOLIDAY BOOKS.

Our assortment of ctcrythinfj; of note in elegant books for presentation is now complete and willrepay examination. Wccall special attention to NATURE'S HALLELUJAH, THK HLESSEDDAMOZKL, GinsON'STHU HAPPY HUNTING GROUND, PLASTIC SKETCHES, and abeautiful line of smaller illustrated books.

EXQUISITE BINDINGS.

Our binder Ins surpassed himself, and tc confidently claim that nothing of equal elegance has everbefore been exhibited in this city. A few of the many novel editions arc THACKERAY, SCOTT,POE, MOTLEY, DICKENS, CARLYLE, and HOLMES.

TIKIE POETS.Our selection includes all the English and American singers, in many editions and all styles ofbinding, many of which were designed e.xclusicly for us.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS.Everyone will be repaid by an examination of ourstock, which has been collected with unusualcare and includes etcr) thing of note produced in this country and Europe.

WE COULD NOP BEGIN TO NAMECALL AND

FOR THE

CHRISTMAS CARDS, CALENDARS, LEATHER WRITING CASES, CARD CASES,

POCKETBOOKkS, AND NOVELTIES IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

STATIONERY.ENGRAVING,- - DIE SINKING, AND STAMPING.

1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.S13T3 OUlt IN CAFITAIj.

KING'S PALACE!THIS BEATS THEM ALL.

ANOTHER HAT AND CLOAK SALE.EE.r iciurca-'-s :f.cXj.a.c!:e PBioEa

At $20, our elegant Beal l'lush Coats; former price, $25.At $24, elegant Seal l'lush. Coats; former price, $30. ,

fAt $18, elegant l'lush Coats; former juice, $22.At $11, elegant Beal l'lush Vlsltes; former price, $15. v

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At $20, elegant Seal l'lush Vlsites; former price, $21. , tAt $5, elegant lierlln Newmarkets; former price, $8. , ,

At $(!, elegant llouclu ami anil Beaver Newmarkets; former price, $10.At $2.75, elegant Boucle Jackets; former price, $4.50. ' "

At $3.50, very flue Houcle Jackets; former price, $5.At $0, flue Astrachau Jackets; former price, $10.At $5, fine Heaver Jackets; former price, $S.At $4, flue Misses' Newmarkets; former price, $G.50.At $5, fine Misses' Newmarkets ami former prloe, $S.At $J, Coats; formerly $5

MILLIITBRY.At 41 ceuts, elegant Astrachau Hound I'elt Hats; former price, $1.50.At 01 cents, elegaut Trench, Felt HatB; former price, $1.50.At 50 cents, elegaut l'elt Hats; former price, $1,At $1.50, fine Silk l'lush, Handsome Goods; former price, $2.50.At $1.5", elegant Trimmed Hats for Children and Ladles; former price, $3.50.At (j1) cents, elegant Children's and Misses' Hats; former price, $1.25.At 4J cents, a lovely line of Wings and Birds; former price, $1.At 75 cents, choice line of Birds and Wings; former price, $1.50.At 15, 20, and 25 cents, an elegant assortment of Wlugs; former price, 50 cents.Buy Your Present, at KINO'S l'ALACE.Klegant Silk Mufflers at 50, 75, and $1 only.At 75 cents, elegant Kid Gloves j sold elsewhere al $1.

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A LTNJS OJP

BLANK BOOKS,Trial ISulance lloofcs,

Index and Time Books,licitortcrs' Sote-ltoole- s,

STUDENTS' NOTESi:ercisc and t'tinipositloii nooks,LETTER-COPYIN- G BOOKS.

SCRAP AND INVOICE BOOKSlilamU AuIih, ItruftH ami Kecelpt.,

Grocers ami Butchers Order Books.

HTATIoiVKlts, cor. l'a. ave. and 13th St. N. W.UOWjl!

BlMiMIFSIOOICC OF IRON PJJL..S,

pproteilby tnoAcademyof McdictucnrParls.nre.b net tally by tho .Medical CclcbrlllcB

otmoWoildforbcrofula,(run'ors,hlngsl.vlI,clc.,ltlio early stages of Consumption, CoustllutlouulWeakness, Puorness ot Hlood, nud for stimulatingand regululug Us pcnoillo course. None genuineunless Blgucd 40 ruo Uouaparte,Paris "

U. KOUOKUA A CO., N. Y Agents for tho U. S.bold by Dugglst. generally.

nnll-l- r

Cure without MedicineA POSITIVE l'atentedOctobcrl0.1S7t

one box will cure themost obstinate caso in tour day. or less,

Allan's SolubleMedicated Roubles.

No nauseous doses or eubcbs,eopabla,or oil orsandal wood.that aroeerlaln to produio dyspepsiaby destroying the loallngsol tho stomach. Price11.60. Hold by all druggists, or nullcdon receipt ofprk e. ror further particulars send tor circular.

1, V. 11UA (Wtf,

,1. O. ALLAN CO., CURE.M John street, New York

FITS!tVbrn I ..r cura I do uut m..n m.irlr lo .lop l'""u furHu. ut IIku ., tUciu i.luro .1 .In. 1 ui..n A r4.

u.i rmfc i ii... tui ib. diiv.M ,r nan, ellvr KilCISU blcKNCM a 111. Iun( ktulr. I

wsrr.ui lu, irincj lo cur. lb. wcil.t c,l,l. Il.r.iutlti. Iis.a f.ll.a I. lo i.mhi for uol uuur tvocl.lKrui. hvul .1 vaF. lor lrll. .ni . Kir. II. III. ul mrIliLlUt). r.RivJr lll.o I ipt... .Hi lu.lOluifc 11 tv.t. fvnbullluforlil.l(.nJIlllruirou.

auJiiMPu. IL 0. K001,l,ll.stlBI,Ncwaoili.noji-riu- j

PHOl'OSALS roil MlhCHI.IiANIIOUSHlIl',111: HDHIIAU OP UMiUAMM)

AM) I'ltlMIMI.i)LI IllIlll'NT. IIUIlfAl'OI' ItMIIIltlMI

ANUPlllMIMI, Dicelllber13, PHD- -

lei'.Al.i will no rece'ltesiui iiiih uuiiouiiiu is 3,siunuAT, iieeenmer til, in.ii, to iiirmsu .tuseei-- 1

moons bupplkM In Buck qiiuutitles as mnv be re-

quired by iho llurciu or 1 ngrattiig nml Primingduring tuesK moiitlis begluulug January 1, tb7,and ending Juno so, IsST.

l'roposuls w 111 bo consider! d only Irom establishedmuuutnciiiri rs ul or ueaie rs iu tno nrucie n.

'Ino rigtil Isreserteitlo waive defectd und lorolei t unv or nil bids, or nana nf bids.

Hluuk forms Willi spcclllcilloui for proposils andliirinir iiiioriujiiuu ocsire-i- i uy linen iiiik miners,will uo lurnisiit'd uu a ppiieunon ur mis iniicu. -

H. ll. UltAVICNChletnf Hiiroiu.

rillUIAHUUY llL'I'AUTMltNT, llUCliMUliltX,ii,so.-bl- !l HIiPHOPOSM.SwIllbort.o'tid

nt Hie intllio ol ihu tsslsiuut buperinitndcut untiltl o'clock P. SI. WHliNKbllXY. Deeemberlli.li-MI- ,

Inrtupplylngtho rnllowliig-iiume- urllolis, as perdrawings, Hneeiiicauona, aim samples, wiiuu may

it tills Drpailinciiti beiin(l) Piles Cases,hundred uud fuiiitnin.1 Wll UUUMItll llllll illll 1IOUJ rilLlllllCS.

UiHilrult nattetu. One liimdri I mil thlrtl-sete- u

(lit) jards 4 4 t'uona Matting, hetenlccn Imudrcd(l,;ou) turds Carpet 1'ilt. TliuDipuiiueutrisertisthe rtilit tu njui uir or all bids uud to tvalto do-les Is. l).MNNIN(l,Seerctiirv iluu Itu

PUOl'OSAl.H l'Oli BlIliliriUDN WOKKIU 1. 01' lll'II lUMI 11)11 Hi .11 K,

Will. AMI NAM Um'autuims,U'AUIIMH'US', II. I' Hiuuit'il' 1), Hag,

hKAI.HI) .lellti ling,nu I pulling ill plate the Bin mm uiiini cilous,elilmueycaiui.iia, required lu Iho West Ulng ofiho liutlillui' fur btate, War, uud Navv IH pal lunula,lulhlsilir, will bo rteelte'il ut this oilku unlll nil.on '1 111. MIAY.tllo'.'Isl day ut lliulut.l r, tnw', lliulopened Immeillulely ItiuealUr lu pu.ciiui ofbidders.

bin eUloatloiu.geiieraUustruetlons to bidders, andblink fnnus of piuposul will bo fiirulshoel to luauii-fa- t

lu ers on 31 plk t'loii in mis unit eJIKIMAK I.1MOLN lAUi:,

Culuucl, Corps ot L'utUieua.

THE MANY CHOICESEE THEM.

SUIVJLA.Y

lierlln

llavelocks;Children's

Fancy

FULL

recommended

"HLNOAHD,

DON'T NEGLEGT TO GO

- 'S PALACE.KfCAVITAL L'ltIZE, $150,0001

"Weao hereby cerliJV lluit iot fujrcletnar"rauaemenln ror all the Monlhlv anil QuarterlyPrauMigaofTheLouUlanulttateliOUervCompanv,and tn uemoii managnatut control the Drawingttiemelves,anl that the same are conaucteavallhhonestv, fairness, aud in goo& faith toward altparffes,aniItceaufiorf2e the (omvanvtouietMlcertificate, iclth oi our ilgiiaturcfat- -laonea, mua aavertineiimnu

? . JS&"79. 5fcK.ViS.9"3,j jZtC0HM188I0NEB8.

We, the Kuitn sUjneH Hank' and Banters, tofllpay all Pi Uetarawn In The LouMana State.

whirl, mat tm vretteiitea at our counter.J. II. Our.KNIIY. Pres. Louisiana Nat'l Hank.jr. XV. iui.hrki II. Prea. stato National Hank.A. U1LUWIN, Pros. Now Orleans Nat'l Hank.

Unprecedented Attraction tOver Half a Million Distributed ILouisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated In lsos for IH years by tho Legislaturefor Educational and Charitable purposes with acapital ot $1,1)00,00010 which a reserve functor ovor(.i.mi.imio Has since been added.

Uy an overwhelming popular voto Its franchisewas made n part of the present btate Constitutionadonled December 8, A. I). 1870.

ITH (lit AN 11 blNHLB NUMHKIt DHAW1NG8WILL TAKB PLAOK MONTHLY. ( r tcaletor postpone. Look at tho following Distribution :

luuili Urnna 9fuuiuir and theExtraordinary Quarterly Drawing

INTili: AOADHMY OP MU8U',NEWOULUANS,'lUHSDAY, Dr.CP.MHHlt 14, 180,

Under tho personal supervision and management ofHen. (I. T. IIKUltK(IAIiD,uf Louisiana, andUcu. JUHAI. A. IIAHLY, of Virginia.

OAI'lTAli 1111X12, HXtiO.OOO.Jtr.Xollcc Tickets are Ten Dollsrsonly. Halves,

4U. Hrili,$-'- . Tenths, fl.1ST Of I'HtZKSl

1 OM'ITAL Pltl.K Ol' f 150,000., (1(0,0001 llllND PHI.K or r.il.voo., 60,01)0

i iiitAND phii: or vii.imh).. uo.oool.aillili rillAl r Kir iu,iiuu tiikoooijmiiik ur d,ini vu,uuu

m piti.i:s or 1,0110 ".11,000tvi piti.i:s or ano ,.,, y.a,ooo

ino pitiihtir UIU 30,000so i piu.Ksor V.0U 40,000C(IO l'lll.l rt 01' 1110 00,000

1,000 riti.hs or SO MI.UOOii'iKuxiMiTluN I nuts:

loo Approximation I'rlfsot f ji- -. .. fto.ooolis) Approximation l'ri7idof lisi,,, 111,000

ino ApiiruMiuallonPrizeauf 76,,, 7,500

'.','JJD Prizes, amiiuniiurf to V'll,mAi'piiiaiioiiior ruicn luciuudsuouiu oouiauouuiyilhn nSli nnfftin IVnnn.n In New Orleans.ror turtlK r lufnrmatlnu write clearly, giving fall

auuress. runrAi. rseii&, uxfrcsuAioneyuruers,orNew York lixihauKO 11Inordinary loner. CurrencybylCxpresi,(at our expenae.iaddresscil

M. A. HUPIU.,.Xen Orlfinl, Ll.

Make 1', 0, Money Orders payable andaddress Registered Letters toNKW Oltl.F.INN NATIONAL IIANU,

lioll-S- t Now OrlftatiH, I.a.

SotfW."

THE CLARENDON,1101 SK1V YUKIe AVIEM'K,

COHNKlt KOUItTKKNl'll bTHKET.Penuaueut out Trausleul (luesls Accommodateil,

Cars to all parts of tho city piisi the door.

HUN. St. J. 4'OM.BY,Jylltf Proprietress.

THE EBBITT:WAHillNOTON, P. 0.

AOYiuul NAVY HKAIHtUAUTi;U8I'oui Iron KseuiH's.

Tl.JtflS, S.l.llll ANII 1.1)0 vr.H HAY.

Ninth-Stre- ot Shaving ParlorMIL I. H.KllKrilUUll ..aa nnciied a Hraud-Ne-

Plrtt I laadHIMWN(iuudllItt-Dltl.b3lMIB110-

III t tie i, uiitou Uuildlug, ou Mniti stri e t.upas it J.ll.bHlil'ilKHll

THINGS LITTLE ONES.

Christmas

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gnb Srintrfi.

JOS.L. PEAESON,STEAM-POWE- R

Booto Job Printer,9thandD Streets N. W.

LawBriefS' and Patent Records

FIUNTEDCAT SHORT NOTICE.

JebsPrinllng-o- r Eiery Descriptloii.

HI.. .STEAM PRESS.

Book and Job Printer,

II nd 614 D ITBBKT.

BVKHY DE3CUIPTION OF ,

PUINTINH A HPKCIALTY

WmtlM' dvA&t.

OHKAT PKNNSYLVANIA HOUTUTO THK NOHTII. WKHT. AND SOUTHWEST.

DOUHLKTItACK.bTKKI. 1IA1LH, SPLKNDIDbCUNKItr,MA(INiriUUNTI(UIPMENT.

IN Kl'PKOT DKC'KMIIEII I), IbSo.Trains lcate Washington, from Htalion, corner ot

bixin auu ii Btrecis, as louowsiKor Pittsburg and tho West, Chicago Umltcd Ex-

press of Palace bleeping Cars, at ltt-l-s p. m. dally;Post I Inc, V.40 a. m. dally lo Cincinnati and tit. Louis,with Nleeplng Cars from Harrltburg to Cincinnati,and HulRt car to bt. Louis; dally, except Saturday,to Chicago, w UU bleeping Cur Altoona to Chicago.Chicago aud Clnelnuutl l.xpress, at 7.10 p. m. dally,wllh bleeping Cars Vt ostilngtou tu Chicago and ut.Ijols, and Ilurriiburg to Cleveland, connecting atUarrlaburg with Western Kxprcsa, wllh throughSleepers for Louisville and Memphis. Paeltlo

to (s) p. m. dally, for llltsburg nud the West,wllh througn bleeper llarrlsburgtu Chicago.

HALTIMOUK AND POIOMAU HA1LHOAD.Pur Erie, Canandulgua, Itochcster, lluffalo, Ni-

agara, al 10.00 p. m. dally, exeept baluruay, withpalace cars ashlugton to llochesler.

Par WUluunsport, Lock Haven, and Kliulra, at S.40a. in. dally, except Sunday.

Per New ork und the East. 7.S3, 9.00, 11.19 a. m..U so, aoo, 4.15,10.1)0, and tl 20 p. m. On bunday,D.uu a. m , u 3u, tt.oo, 4.tg, lo.uo, and 11. M p. a.

Limited ExpresB of Pullman Parlor Cars, v.40 a,m dally, exeept bunday, and 4 p. m. daily.

Kor I'u.iuii witnout change, p. m. vvory UttJ.Pur Ilrooklyn, New ork, nil through train, con-

nect at Jersey City with boatsof "Urooklyn Annex,"affordlug direct transfer to 1 ulton street, avoidingdouble ferriage across Now York City,

Pur Philadelphia, 7 5,.oo, und 11.15 a. m , a 00,4.15, o.ch.i,iow, and ll.vo p. m. on bunday, .w) a.en , in 30, no, 4 15, o oo, to.no, and l l.w n. in.

I Imlted Kxpress, 11.40 a. lu. week day. aud 4.1k) p,m. dally. ,

For Hdltluinre, &.3.1, 7.23, u oo, v.40, ii.oo a. m..12.19, U.Se, 1! 35, 1 00, 4.1K), 4 15, 4.3, 4.40, CM, 7.10,10,00, aud 11 no u. m. Ou bunday, yoo,.40, and11,19 a. IU.lv.16, 1H.30, ilX), 4 00, 4.15, 0.00, 7,10,loisi.auitll.sop. m.

Por Pope d Creek Mne. T.'.s o. in. aud 4,40 p, ill.dally, exeept bunday.Pur Auiuipol s, t.K.t u. in. aud la. 15, 4.j, aud e.oo

v. in, dally, except buuday. buudais, u a. ui, uud4.15 p.m.ALKXANDKIA AND l'llKDUICKSUUIKI 1IA1U

WAYANDALKXANHHIAANDWAblllNmONItAlLHOAD.1 or AlekaiiUrla.O.ixi, 7,i)3,'J.t,i, U.(H) u. m ,aud U 01 ,

tt.Jj, 4 a, 1,35,0.01, wis, loco, uud U.37 p.m. oubunday at U.UV, tl.Y.3, aud ll.lt) u. iu., uud 0.01 uud10 05 p in.

Por Ukhmoaduud IhoBouth, 0 00 nud ll.Oua. w.dally, uud 4 09 p. m. dully, exee Id bunday.

TrulnileuvoAloxaudrlufurWasulugtuii,o.0S,8Oi,looo.nuJlo.taii 111 ,1.W,3W,3 va,o.lo,7.t'3,viiJ, uu,(10.41 p. iu ,.llul Ui.ti)uildulgkt,(exceptMouilay ) onSunday ut duo and 10 4.1a. iu..uud 5.1o, v.3s, andtu.4Jp. iu., auiUsUOulgUt.

Tlekcu nud Information at the otttco noitboastcorner of 'luirleeiilhs'reet uud PeunsyltuuUutenue,aud ut the ttuilou, where order, tuu be left tor thecheeking ot baggage- to destination from hotels midrcBlilcnus.

C'UAltLKH K.Pl'tlll.dcnei.l Manager.J. It. OUD, Ueuerul I'lUmugtr Agiut.

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