davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
.. ..noo, 90 visit tnI

The German.American sa y
h, i order Of the managers i nav
days holiday to-morfo 'msventy
nose of affordipg the seven' II
, an onportunity Of attenaips y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

VIM. B. SHARPS,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We've ten pairs OF hand.
some Turcoman Curtains,
plain crimson and gend'arme
centres with wide, rich bor-
ders, and fringed sides, max
ing elegant draperies for
windows or double doors.
Being part of a large late
purchase and this much OF
the lot lett over, makes a
great reduction in the price,
and the patterns are as
handsome as any you will
see. Any one interested in
fine draperies should see this
remarkable offering-SI5 a
pair from Sa5.
There's another lot Of fine
felt goods made into mats,
scarfs, table covers, tides
and many little useful and
fancy things with good de-
lsigns stamped on each end,
at wonderfully low prices
no cents to SI.25. Also plain
felts in all colors.
One OF the best materials
|for furniture covering is
'lSilk Tapestry-'tis soft and
Ipliable to work and most
durable for wear many diff
ferent patterns and color
Iings; so inches wide, $l.25
.ls2, s. so.
! Ash, Ebony, Cherry, Wal
nut Poles for window ant
door hangings, with Woo
jor brass rings, ends ant
brackets complete, for s.
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

,sCh4 IL SALE OF OOWS--rHE UN.
dersisned Wiii sell, AZ aRts3c ssle, a.,
village 3reen, Del. Co 10, GA
3" EbnLSOaY. EOVEMBEi1 IS 1885,
~ O'Clock, p. m
tor-y bead Of hI5t-cisfs fresh oows, fr-Hu
si'r nSers ana fat COWS. among mis- To-
~, VIII lie found some large G1rham COWS,
.lge mixers also some choice butter cows.
-efs' rs wanting good stocg 81 pHl1 attend
Lhls SAFE. This STOCK Is OF our cwn selection
j 80 ana l0dr months credit.
RODENTS & TYSON.
l. w. Stidham Il Son. a ucts. NJ dhw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

ADJOURNED
CUR RIP : sALE-Bl VIRTUE or A
~ wit o. Lsvari Facias TO me dir ctod,
VIII De exposed 70 public ssle at the Court
dpnse, on Mar1et street between Iehth and
Eleventh streets, Ia the city Of Whining ton,
New castle Co-nty, Del, on
SATURDAY, THE glst DAY OF EONEM
BER. 1885,
at O'Clock, +. m,
The following described real estate, via:
All That Ger ain lot q ground with three
stored bricR dwelling house thereon erected,
| s.,us . iu toe city q: Wilmington aforesaid
| iTGn ted md CescT bed a. toliOwE, 10 Wit
| tes.lfirg on .ha easterly size OF jefferson
't.ett ~ the distance Of 40 feet ir'm the
| utaefly side VI Tenth street, theI &c easterly
parallel to Tenth street l50 feet IL a stake,
hence southerly parallel with Jefferson
-ireet =. feet inches 10 arott er stake thence
westerly and parallel u Ten:h Il te4i ! 70 ice,
| - the Aforesaid side OF Jefferson greet aud
, tHenye thereby nOrtneriy q feet inches q
! ~ place OF beginning, be TIE contain there
; wrat they may.
! seize and TAKEN IN execution as the prop
/ c-'y Vi John W. pe1fend0rt and Emm. Il .
| us WIFE, and I. and 10 he solid by
thDMA.S FOhb. ;5heriE
| Nherir's UHee, WllmingtaA, Nosembsl
1855. nob A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
III N Ak e. No
nIRareKsea

uTANrl D-BIARD FOR MAN AND
w wife n private fanny. Location from
sixth to Tenth ana Mgdison % Nanburen
streets. Aodress . Board, RRIvBLCAN,
stating prize. IT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
WIN. b. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Upholstery
Department,
Seal Push Goats up 10 $50
Siockineite Eewmarko.s. s TO t23
Stockinette Jackets and 81 to $23
Boucle Wraps and Coa;e, $l2 70 S2S
Frieze Wraps, 81
IChildren's Coats, all sizes, 50 TO SIS
A special mum Der of Brown
Homespun NEWMARKET, $3.50 70 ~
VIM. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Con-
| Departmpnt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

JyyANTEU-UNE iDUD MAN FOh
w the eity. Can maze good wages. APP
ply At ga King street from 10 IL \. N. nb-s,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

VIT ANTI ID "a fIkS1-, LASS LADY
=" canvasIer In town. No money re-
qnired Apply at sos shiplsy street nt2ts
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Court RECORD.

EQUiTY CoURT--Justice llagner Grinder
VS.. Can't order appointing Amanda kines
guardian ad litem. Grinder VS.. Milllgan;
same order. Lee VS. Lee; commission TO
get answer Of infant defendant ordered to
issue. Rupert VS. llaske; order appoint
ing Louis =. Shoemaker receiver. Martin
VS.. Buckley; sale ratified mist. Camp vs..
Camp; appearance Of absent defendant or
dered. Lerch VS.. Moses; auditors report
remanded. Thomas vs.. Thomas; sale de-
creed, and Chaplin Brown appointed trustee
to sell
CRIMINAL CoURT-Justicc Mac acArthur.-
Thomas f. ConrOy, Suntay bar; not
guilty. VIM. Henderson, indecent expos.
ure; Jury out. Addison Day, unlicensed
pawnbroker; on trial.
CmCUIT CoURT - Justice Cox-District
Of Columbia vs.. Sherwood; continued at
plaintiffs costs. Moulton VS.. Brown ct al. /;
suit dismissed as to Brown without costs.
Evans VS.. Flannory; judgment by default
Evans VS.. Jonvenal; judgment by default
CouRT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices James and Merrck.-
Wilson, receiver, vs. Edmunds; on hearing.
POLICE CouRT - Judge Smell. - Hattie
Wilson, colored, cruelty to animals; dis
missed. William Tasco, disorlerly; S5 or
IL days, also carrying razor; $50 or 30 days
additional. George Gordon, colorcd, pro-
family; s5 or Z days. Mary Hutchinson,
disorderly conduct; s. or l5 days. Ralph
Bell and Robert Weaver, dsorderly CON
duct 50 or IL days. Charles Sailor, vast
ing Potomac water; 50 or Is days. Maha-
liza johnson, ASSAULT $40 or 30 days. James
McKenny, assault; $40 or 30 days. Ralph
Bell, Robert Weaver and Frederick GUM
don, affray; 50 or Is days. Isaac Blagdcn,
larceny; 81 or Is days. William Goldman,
assault; do. John Francis, colorcd, as
sault with intent to kill; grand jury, $500
bonds. William Ward, colored, false pre-
lenses: grand Jury.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
SOCIETY NOTES.


Miss Lizzie Maddox, daughter Of Captain
Maddox, late Of the Marine Corps, was mar
red yesterday at st. Johns Church, West
Washington, TO Mr.. Benjamin Miller,
young business man Of this city. The cerc-
mony was performed by the rector of the
church, Rev. Albert Stuart. The father of
the bride Is an invalid and IN his absence
his daughter was given away by Mrs. Il. NJ.
Stanton, dnughter-in-law Of the late Sec
rctary Stanton. The ushers were Messrs.
Murray Marbury, Joseph Hardie, Riley
Decide and DIR. Arthur Snyder.
Miss Bessie Bentley OF this city was mar
ricd last evening to Mr.. r. l.. p. Mulford Of
Norristown, ~ j. Rev. DIR. Huntloy Of the
Metropolitan NJ. f. Church performed the
ceremony at the residence Of the brides
parents, 1921 Eleventh street northwest.
The bridal couple left at o'clock for a
tour through New York and New England.
Miss Rose Wiltshire, daughter Of eX-Con-
gresham Wiltshire and DR.. Ellie Carroll,
both Of this city, were married last night at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, l7ll
Thirteenth street. Rev. DR.. Giescy per-
formed the ceremony, after which a we'd
ding supper was served. The bride and
groom left for tour Of the North at .
o'clock.
Mr.. William Mcknight and Miss Lizzie
BOYD were married ut the Foundry Church
last evening, DIR. Naylor officiating. The
ushcrs were Mcssrs. T.. w. Evans, ]. +.
OYSTER y. T. Coumbe and T. l.. Graham.
Misses Minnie, Florence and Jennie Boyd,
sisters Of the bride, and Miss Marie Stewart
were the bridesmaids.
A number of ladies and gentlemen OF
this city, among whom were Mr.. Il. B.
Blunt and Miss Bayard joined party of
fox hunters at Alexandria yesterday. The
fox was liberated on the farm Of Mr.. II. j.
Dangerlleld.
The Our Friends Pleasure Club have
elected the following officers: President,
Wm II, Irwin; iccprcsident, VIM. 4.
Dewdney; secretary, Hugh +. Harvey; cor
responding secretary, Richard Il. Cozzins;
treasurer, John W. Welch; sergeant-at-
arms, John l.. Minitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Brodie and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Quintard with Mrs
A. II. Shepherd and Miss Grace and Miss
Bella Shepherd, arrived in the city last
night from Bleak House, their country seat
The entire party will leave Wizards IIo-
tel this afternoon for Mexico to join Gov
ernor Shepherd.
The Art Students Sketch Club will hold
a social meeting in room IL, Vernon Row,
from to this evening, when they will
receive their friends.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
a Kings Glnss nedstend.

A beautiful glass bedstead, which was
exhibited at the Calcutta exhibition and
purchased for the King of Burma, seems to
have raised desire in the mind of another
native millionaire in this country to be-
come possessed OF similarly beautiful ar
ticlc There has been on view the latest
specimen of work of art in the manufac-
ture of glsss beds which has been com
pleted in Birmingham. While following to
n great extent the pattern of the bed in the
exhibition, several improvements have been
introduced in the present bed which give it
a more effective appearance by the intro
duction Of ruby glass in several places,
helping by its contrast to display the beau
tiful work Of the purer crystal. The legs
and pillars which carry the canopy, the
headrail and footrail are all of solid glass
of faultless brilliancy, most richly cut and
ingeniously fitted together without the aid
of any mental supporters, which insurcs
the brilliancy Of the pure crystal being
shown to the best advantage. The canopy
is surrounded with ruby-colored velvet
hangings, ornamented with crosses and
bosses in silver glass and surmounted by
stars and crcscents placed alternately, the
four corners being finished off with termi-
nails of ruby and cut glass. OF course no
bed is complete without mattress and
pillows, which in this case are made of fine
colOred silk velvet.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Police Officers Punished

Major Of Police Dye has recommended to
the Commissioners that Private j, II. Posey
be dismissed from the force, having been
found drunk and guilty of conduct unbe-
coming gentleman and an officer. lie
also recommends that Sergeant McIIenry be
fined $50 for smoking in the station-house
when he was on duty. And in the case of
Private Van Fleet, the Major forwards the
approved report Of the trial-board fining
him s. for neglect of duty, and also that he
be Informed that it is not necessary for his
inferior to "blow him out" Of his hiding
place when they suspicion him not properly
patrolng his beat. The charges against
Private Kenner are recommended to be dis
missed.
Posey has been dismissed in accordance
with the above recommendation.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Plays That VIII Hold the Boards Next
Week.

hffhs
"Vacation or Harvard VS.. YALE will
be the attraction at Ford's Opera-IIousc
next week, with the Days, William and
Thomas, as the comedians. It is expected
that those who enjoy genuine fun will have
their nh during this engagement. "Naca-
tionn is said to he one Of the livclcst plays
now on the boards with no end of salta-
torial, athletic and laughable features, and
a company Of exceptional strength.
The attraction at Albaugh's next week
will he "May Blossom one of the most
marked Of Madison Square Theatre sue
cesses II is at present under the sole
management Of Mr.. Daniel Frohman, who
for five years managed the Madison Square,
and under whose direction the chief
triumps Of that house were made. The
company is the same rs last season, all the
principals being retained, notably Miss
Georgia Cayyan and Benjamin Magincy.
Elaborate new scenery from the original
models has been prepared, and the play will
he given with all the attention to detail
which was noticeable on its former pro-
duction here.
Miss Jennie Calef, supported by a large'
and stronger company than ever seen at
lIerzog's Ninth Street Opera-llouse, will ap-
pear next week. She is known by all
theatre-gocrs as one of the best soubrcttcs
on the stage. The Parker Twin Brothers
are the latest acquisition TO the company,
and their specinlties are said to be received
with great applause. Miss Calef will ap-
pear during the first three matlncos and
nights as LWlc MiGds and the remainder
OF the week as FdUchoh
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence are booked
for the National Theatre next week, In u Sc
rics OF popular comedies. The personal
popularity of this couple, as well as their
well-known artistic merit, will insure them
crowded houses during the week The
plays 10 he given are announced as follows
"Our Governor Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights and Saturday afternoon.
"1he Mighty Dollar on Thursday and
Friday nights, and "Dombey and SOM on
Saturday night Reserved seats can now
be had.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. James
II. Mari, 936 + street
THE District Humane Society has ap-
pointed Mr.. George l.. Douglass of this city
as their representative at the meeting Of the
American Association, which meets at st.
Louis on the 18th of November.
THE Clerks Mutual Benefit and Pro.
tective Association has decided to issue a
paper known as the Clerks Press, the first
issue of which will appear in January.
THE Fish Commission car left last night
with carp for the supply of applicants in
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Dakota, Mon
tana, Oregon and Washington Territory.
SEE the single-breasted ly-front sack
overcoats at Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th Il L.
GARFIELD PosT, No. I, G. A. r.. was Wis
ited last night by the department and staff
officers. Speeches were made by General
Burdett, Colonel n. NJ. Brooks and others.
The programme of entertainment as ar
ranged for the evening was successfully
carried out and pleasant to all.
TRY the celebrated Virginia Claret of my
own production-it is superior to all--at
Chr. Xanders, No. 900 Seventh street
northwest.
THE association of benevolent ladies in
terested in the welfare of the newsboys
held meeting at Temple Cafe last even
ing. A circular was adopted calling on the
public to contribute funds to promote the
object of the association. The intention is
to secure centrally-located rooms for read
ing, library, bath and amusement rooms for
the boys.
A oNE-ARMED boy in Augusta saved four
persons from drowning; but DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup has saved its thousands from
consumption.
THE Horticultural Society met last even
ing at German Hail. John Saul presiding.
j. Holdsworth Gordon was elected a mem
Der of the society. Quite number Of flow
ers and fruits were brought for exhibition
by John Saul, G. W. Fowler and DR.. w. d.
White, the qualities and manner of grow
ing which were discussed.
CouGHs, Colds and Sore-Throat yield
readily to B. ii. Douglass Il Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops.
A CoLoREp woman named Hattie Wilson
was before Judge Smell this morning for
cruelty to animals. The alleged cruelty
consisted in poisoning the chickens of a
white neighbor at Ivy City with Paris green
The proof was not conclusive and the charge
was dismissed.
A KEROSENE LAMP exploded In the house
of jonathan Hamilton, at the corner of
Tenth and NJ streets, last night. The flames
were extinguished by the police without
turning in an alarm.
HOUSES RENTED and rents collected.
James III. Mari, 93G + street
A coLoRED MAN named VIM. Tasco was
before Judge Smell this morning for carrying
pistol and Tor being dlsorderly. He was
fined S25.
AT RuDDEN's new furniture and carpet
installment house. 932 Seventh street north
west, furniture, carpets, rugs, mats, oil
cloths, mating, baby carriages and every
thing which bousekeeper requires to make
home pleasant and attractive are sold on
the installment plan. Call and be convinced
that he sells on easier terms and at lower
prices than any other man or firm in the
installment business. Terms to suit all.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29

A meeting of young artists was held last
night at the residence of Mr.. j. l.. Burnett,
1915 | street, for the purpose of forming
Students Art League. 1t is the purpose of
the promoters OF the scheme to adopt the
plan of the league formed some time ago in
New York. There was large attendance
at the meeting, and twenty-five were Gu
rolled, among whom were Messrs. Hatch,
FurgersOn, Chiffon and Noel and Misses
Theirs, Walton, johnson, Ballantyne, Tay-
lor, Garfield, Garrison, Sylvester and Rob
inson and Mrs. Gallaudet. The members
propose to carry on an art school, of which
they shall be the principals, employ their
own teachers and select their own models.
An adjournment was had until next Mon
day, to further perfect the organization.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Conflicting Testimony.

The Police Trial Board had a case be-
fore them yesterday in which the testimony
was very conflicting. Night Inspector
Pearson charged Prlyates Markwood and
White, on duty ini the county, with going
into house and tying their horses outside
and staying there from 12 p. m. until q.
IN. The officers deny thisand produce two
witnesses to show that they were else
where; while the inspector said they were
in the house. On OF these witnesses is
fellow officer. He said he saw them at
o'clock. The other witness saw them at
3:l5 a. III. The night inspector also had a
witness
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
THE ARMY And NAVY.
News from Various Sources A1oat an
Ashore,


Ashore.
Captain Emil Adam, Fifth Cavalry, has
been granted two months extension of
leave.
Lieutenant Henry T. Allen, Second Cav
airy, left San Francisco October 10 for
Vancouver Barracks.
Commissary Sergeant Edward McManus.
at Fort Ringgold, Texas, will be granted
four months furlough.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles G.. Bartlett,
First Infantry has been granted fourteen
days extension Of leave from Chicago.
Lieutenant-Co Colonel Leslie Smith, Twen-
tieth Infantry, left Fort Klamath, Oregon,
October 10 for Fort Maginnis, Montana,
which he is ordered to command.
Lieutenant Commander Joseph Marthon,
L. $. N, arrived at the Ebbitt House last
night from his home at Bellast, Me. He
returned home from the Pacific fleet last
June.
Naval Orders: Ensign Henry b. Ashmorc,
detached from the Franklin and ordered to
the Adams; Assistant Paymaster G. 5.
Williams, granted six months leave from
November 20.
Mrs. Merrill, the mother of Captain
James {. Merrill, assistant surgeon, who
has been visiting the Doctor at Columbus
Barracks, Ohio, left there Monday last for
Boston to spend the winter with relatives.
The Norfolk Ldndmdrk, in announcing
the sailing of the Powhatan Tuesday even
ing for Aspinwall, pleasantly remarks that;
"Her boilers have something like twenty
five holes in them, but there is no appre-
hension on that account.h
Commander John w. Philip, L. S. ~, is
mentioned by the Vallejo (Cal.) Chronicle
for the position of Superintendent of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. He has emil
nent qualifications us a photographer from
his long experience in surveys along the
Pacific coast.
Colonel George w, Davis, captain Four
teenth Infantry, who was recently relieved
as aid-de-camp to Lieutenant-Gene Sher-
dan, will leave here Saturday to join his
command at Vancouver barracks, Washing
ton Territory, leaving his family at their
home here until next spring.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
FINANCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following nave been furnished by !.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
and q streets,
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
I.eaI E,statp 'rrnuSf Sfeps

The following transfers Of real estate
have been recorded; Lee Washington to
Samuel Lee, lots sG and 81 in square 1872,
$3.50; Ed. II. May to james Seathers, lot SO,
square i20, $3.50; Samuel Lee to
William O'Brien ct al, trustees,
lots 20 and 81 square 1872, 5000:
Jessie A. Sunderland to Benz. f. Tilley,
lots 1872 and 1873, in subdivision of lot 33, In
subdivision of square 1856. S5,634.50: Thos.
j. Miller to- Chas. c. Duncanson, lot SO, in
subdivision Of square 36i, and lots 2s, 80
30 and 33 in subdivision of square 933
SS.OOO
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
The ~. Ceciiia's Concert.

The concert of the st, Cecilia Quartet at
Congregational Church last night was q
brilliant success. The church was filled
with an appreciative audience and encores
were numerous. The singers were in ex-
cellent voice and sang with the precision
which earned for them their high reputa,
tlon last winter. In the solo numbers each
of the ladies was well received, though
Miss Evan carried of the honors The
Dudley Buck Quartet of Brooklyn made a
favorable impression. While none Of the
voices are phenomenal, they are all of good
quality while their singing was excellent.
The whole concert was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
SEE the double-breasted sack oyercoat at
Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th ~ i.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Tried TO Assault n Priest

middle-aged woman named Bridget
Savage was arrested yesterday by Officer
Van Iant. She has attended mass at st.
Patrick's Church the last two mornings.
The first day she advanced to the altar and
endeavored to assault Father Walter while
he was celebrating mass. Yesterday the
officer was in waiting and took her to the
station-house. Sometime ago she assaulted
Bishop O'Sullivan in the same way. She
has been sent TO the Insane Asylum.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
uo,or Dy.,s ANIMAL wo,o,t

The annual report of Assessor Dodge has
been submitted to Commissioner Webb
The report shows that the amount of new
property assessed and added TO the
tax list during the last fiscal year
was 81, 523, 600, There was more new prop
erty added to the list in the eastern section
OF the city than ever before.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29

DIR. William II. Hale, editor of the Heal'h
dad Home, was fined $50 by Judge Smell
yesterday for selling lottery tickets In con
paper in this city called the IPash-
dgton 1rdrelior, The defendant gave
10 every person who subscribed TO the paper
ticket which he said entitled them TO
prize ranging from five cents to $1,000 An
appeal was noted
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Charged with Deadly Assault.

herculean negro named John Francis
was before Judge Smell this morning for as
sault to kill another colored man named
John +. Barnes by stabbing him with a
knife. They had a fight about the owner
ship Of pair Of shafts on wagon, when
the accused drew knife and stabbed the
other under the arm and in the breast. The
case was sent TO the Grand Jury.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Johnson's. Thirteenth and Il.

Twenty barrels of extra fine and fresh
oysters received to-day, among which are
excellent Saddle Rocks, Hampton Bars,
choice Norfolks, Blue Points, &c. These
brands are questionably the best favored
oysters brought to this market Other del
icacies in season served in good style Life
time experience. Ladies splendid saloon
attached.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Ostrich Tips.

10 dozen Black Ostrich Tips at 75c,; worth
S1.dS.
20 dozen Colored Tips, 3 in bunch, French
Heads at sic.; "a bargain at Sl.36.
French Chinchilla Tips, at S20S.
Colored Plumes all shades, at Sl.l0; worth
Sl.5G.
Extra heavy Black Plumes, French goods,
at S1,9S.
New designs in Imported Ornaments, from
Sc. up to 81 apiece.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Fined for Wasting water

Charles Sailor, superintendent of the
Washington & Georgetown Railroad stables,
was before the Police Court this morning
for wasting Potomac water at the stables In
Georgetown. lie showed that the company
paid over 5000 year for water rent, but the
Court said, Notwithstanding this, they must
be held to a strict observance of the law. a
fine of s. was imposed.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
Reunion of Kindergartcner

There will be reunion of kindergarten
ers on Thursday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Louise Pollock to discuss the ques-
tom "What Should be Done to Give the
kindergarten Training to the Little Ones
in Orphan Asylums." Mrs. Polock's birth
day will be celebrated by a lunch party
Thursday noon at the National Kindergar-
The Washington critic., 1885-10-29
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE

OF Lace and Nottingham Curtains of
Our own importation Through the
Georgetown Custom House.
We shall offer tomorrow the second ar
rival of our Nottingham curtains at almost
half price, in most select patterns Prices
range from 90 cents pair up to the finest,
LANsBURGn & BRO,
400 to Jo6 Seventh street