Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1882, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, SS 16, 1882—DOUBLE SHEET. A Few onte mixed with gly- Berine make: vugh mixture. Carson Actw dil 1 with warm water 1 it will retain its round form. Remove resin by heating Parer Lanets, attached in the usual manner, and, when dry, varnished dver with two or three coats of good copal varnish, will be found to resist almost all chemicals except liquor po- tasse and liquor sod. Tae Oxra isa favorite plant with many veg- etable growers, though many have to acquire a taste for It. A common way of preparing it for | » is to boil it in salt and water until ten- n drop inte hot grease and fry for a few the tab der, th minutes. Tomato Catstp.—For catsup enough to fill two wine bottles, take one peck of ripe toma- toes; one table-spoon of sugar ; small tea-spoon of sal nnamon to taste; as much red pepper as it will bear; some strong vinegar. Boil until thick, then bottle hot and seal with wax. Veuy Lieut Canvas will become perfectly ‘waterp: | Yoxouama, July 28.—The umbrella is an in- J into the ear is a soy n eure for | *, according to a medical writer. Nb a Wroveut-inon Pier. fill it with resin. When the resin hardens bend the JAPAN. Quecr Costumes and Customs—How the | THE FALL Season Japanese Live,and Where. * | Correspondence of the San Francisco Chronicle, stitution in Japan. Whether it owes its inven- | tion to this people or not, they avail themselves largelyof its uses. The Japanese umbrella is a | ible article in its amplitude and lightness, | being made of paper and bamboo. When under | one of them, a man is nearly as safe as ifhe | Was under a shed, so far as the falling rain is in | question, and the shade it affords from the sun is “like unto that of a great rock in a weary land.” When folded, however, it posseases a volume that is rather unwieldy and inartistic in appearance. The average panese is seldom | seen without his umbrella. It is an in- | dispensable article of comfort, and | rain or shine he places himself under its protec- tion. The garment most commoniy worn is | suited for all the needs of warmth or coolness. | It is made with wide, flowlug, square sleeves, | and is wrapper-shaped, open in front from top | to bottom, and coniined at the waist by a long | band wound around the body a number of times. It is avery simple outfit. Comfort cannot ex- act anything more simple. In the cold season these garments are duplicated by the addition MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC, W PLAYS IN NEW YORK— ATTRACTIONS, ETC. com — The reason has opened most auspiciously in Boston, New York and Philadelphia. A cool September has had much to do with It. —The new plays of “Elsa,” “Chispa” and “A Daughter of the Nile” have not met with an enthusiastic reception in New York. —- The John T. Raymond company ts playing In the Ohio towns this week to very large busi- ness, « — Le Claire and Russell’s Just in Time Com- pany disbanded at Pittsburg last Saturday night. Just in time. —The Milwaukee papers are exercised over Buffalo Bill's “‘hooroar” in Janesville last week. One or two dates had to be cancelled. —The Abbott Opera Company opened their season on Monday night, in Lima, Ohio, to a crowded house, dedicating the new Grand Opera House in that city. —The San Francisco Minstrels reopened on Monday in New York to a crowded house, and Charles Backus raised a furore by his imitation of Henry Irvingin the scene with the apothecary in **Romeo and Juliet.” THE HUSBAND POISONERS, Details of the Remarkable Crimes Perpetrated in Hungary. The Vienna correspondent of the London Standard gives some further particulars respect- ing the extraordinary trial in Hungary. He states that Thekla Popov, the peasant woman who is being tried ona charge or alding and abetting upward ofa hundred women in poi- soning their husbands, is a very remarkable character—destined to occupy a position at once unique and picturesque in the annals of crime. She is a gypsy and Is now some seventy years of age. She lived in a little village named Mel- encze, and it may almost be said that murder was her trade. People say she had her nts and emissaries, whose business it was to keep up her “connection,” and it must have been a horrid and gruesome spectacle to see the grizzly hag seated in her armchair every day receiving her customers during busi- ness hours and giving them the dia- bolical advice and aid they sought. They were nearly all married women trom the neigh- boring country side, eager, for some reason or another, to get rid of husbands who obsti- nately refused to die in the ordinary course of nature, but who, by Thekla’s friendly offices, might be made ‘amenable to the resourses of AUCTION SALES. FINANCIAL. THIS EVENIN WALTER 5. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. PEREMPT‘ GOLD AND. SILVER sylvania avenue, this stock will chest bidder in ‘may.| Goods DPercanson BROS., Auctioneers, FINE AND WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ‘TURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, FRENCH PLATE MANTEL, MIRRORS, WEBER lM OCTAVE GRAND PIANO, PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITES AND SETS, &c., &o., CON- TENTS OF PREMISES NO. 1323 Q STREET NORTHWEST, EFFECTS OF A GENTLEMAN WOOD AND COAL. st YART BROWN’S SONS, Ws. Harman Brows. Gro, ALEXANDER Brow, member N.Y. Stock Exch’'ge. 38 PINE STREET, NE’ ‘ORK. Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold on Commission. s1 Davisox Brown, 14TH STREET Wi H. L. RAYMOND & CO., . COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, No. 4 Pine street, New York. ‘Transact sceneral brokerare business with experience and excellent fecititee, Railroad Stocks earned on 3.00 interest of investors and 2perators uialled free; also complete information. ORDERS ON SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE ALSO EXECUTED. 97 Tn offering cur services to out-of town tn estore we hen nmainent references, Thauding Bankers, a Merchants, eas Gtock SPECULATION. Parties wishing to make money in Stocks should com- amunicate with the old established firm of JOHN A. DODGE & CO., BANKERS AXD STOoE BRoxens, t fixed carbon! Sou canmot 8, Je, TAS Teh etreat out it. ‘Onder it from Hardware and Cutlery A, G. JO COAL axp WOOD. ‘will sell as Jow as any olf or new firm, other ki nal call will convinge you, ‘Btore Main Yard: OM ich Office: any ad of firm i the city, stront., 806 F strect northwont. Retall Dealer ND WOOL fain Office, Depot and Kindling Wood Mill, 4 rat Ki and 143 B street south nthracite and Brita. Ms Virginia avenn street northw sal re the mines and kept under cover. Orders p livered in any part of the city J OBNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALERS Ef COAL AND WOOD, of, as well as proof against mildew, if —On Saturday evening “Patience” will be re- | art. These wretches pald the old gypsy a fee of i PSe f wa ee cles of the same character. The y ig DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING, AT AUCTION. in a strong solution of soap, and | Ou mClnthe gear tor headecat simply_a | vived at the Bijou, N-¥., with the star cast | {om fifty to hundred florins for each bottle ssed through a liquid made by dis- | hiece of bine cloth tied about the temples, though | Which we gave last week. of poison they bought and were duly instructed | ON MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER EIGH-| BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE, PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES | 9, ater and rail direct from the minoa ofzeilities unsurpassed by any Srm in the United . by her in the satest methods of its “exhibition.” lowest et i rtshainiog Collet been 1 or | the straw hat fs fast coming Into use with man. | —Monday Theo made her American debut at | Thekla Popov's clients rere hoon t | TEENTH, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. ag ye Bg meg ge Copper in five times their united weight o! Ci course, there are many who have adopted | the Fifth Avenue, N. Y., In “Madame L'Archi-| always married women. Sometimes she had | tn tho collection will be found Walnut Dining Room ee Shranch Vario, 1202 F st. nw, 94 and Kamen I he European styles of costume throughout fron * sup) jrau’ cl - | dealings with young girls wh with | Extension Table, Walnut Chairs, handsome Marble- —— : se . To Revove Bouts that have rusted in with- | head to foot. The native dress of the Japanese ; 4U%” Supported ee eroncts Overs, oor Shar erecthen tee eg ‘who Apa ctouate or | Zop Walnut Douffet, China, Glass and Plated Ware, | Bonds, Stocksand Investment Secanties Bought and | 7th and P sts. n.w, 1112 9Ui st now., aud 221 Pa ut b: them, the most effectual remedy | Is not a costly one. One of the garments in use | Pany. She is not a fine singer, but is pronounced | "It puselneenn. Ai ne Te te prin poriee op venta pokes uma Bold on Commisnon, known is the liberal a troleum. | in summer will cost about $1.50, if made or cot- | # Nlost charming actress. woman's terrible trade prospered amazingly | raw extra covers: two lange size Walunt Frame | xo, 699 157m STREET, (CORCORAN BUDDING.) RAILROADS. = Care must be taken t | ton; more, of course, if of silk. — To-night Clara Morris will appear at the | 4,7 two years. She excited no suspicion, be- nf el Se ee ae =——— = es | METHODS OF LOCOMOTION. Grand Opera House, New York, in Miss Multon, | canse the drugs she administered acted slowly, ‘embroideried ‘Cever anit Beooly stsita Touncelg raw | A€tDcy forPrinceand Whitey, Stock Brotera | GHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILKOAD, | A Japanese horse is so cheaply obtained, and | her best impersonation. Louise Eldridge, just | though surely, and in their efforts simulat rm eee ot nas ee (4 Broapwar. New Youu. before any attempts are made to remove the | 4.7) ooo ad . t returned from Windsor Castle and Stratford-on- | the symptoms of disease. Even now that the | hat Sob Marble-Top Table, &c.: Walnut ciremar: — bolt, oe ee neers Mee asin eats CEREUS 1 oe Will supper Mies Marae bodies ot some of her victims have been ex- | £24! Tagrain Carpets on ail stairmaye sid, chains | _EV@ryctam of Recurities honght and ata on commit | ayy: GREAT TRUNK ROUTE TO THE, SOU To P vE SWEET Cony.—Boil the corn on | shion here to keep a pony and trap for indi- es 5 humed they show no signs of poisoning, though | bers; Hall Kack, very fine Walnut Chamber fiet, 10 | ion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New WEST, BOSTON, YORK, PHILADEL- o RVE SWEET . i i ; — Forepaugh, the circus king, has purchased ? Pieces; Plate Glass, Louis 14th style, other Walnut’ and ; PHIA, BALTIMOKE ANHINGT the car from three to five minutes, then slice | Yidual family use. One of the indispensable | 1 14¢ in Chicago on which his canvas was | tte,stomachs are eaten away. . Coitare Sets, hair-top Spring Mattresses, Feather Beda, | York, Boston ani Washington. Orders executed on ts NEW ORLEANS, KXONVILLE AL of, careful not to cut teo close to the | ®Xiliaries of an outtit of the pony and trap is S The first case that set people on the alert | Pillows, &c.; Round Centre or Card Table, lane; ‘Lot ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one perosat 8, LANA, CHATTANOO MEME spread last week. It will be known hereatter | w; = za Kukin, a rich peasant, | let Sets, Curtains, Se., with other goods, all of which . MPs. O° i t “betto” is hostler and outrider, i ae OF pas aces I + | deserve ial fon, as the furniture, &e-is nearly | commission, Private and direct telecraph wires t> — k down ina stone jar, three | 9 = » ; | 98 Forepaugh’s cireus grounds. The price paid | who died at Melencze two months ago. Uxly | deterves special altention, as the furniture, &o.is nearly 9 orn t0 on f salt, put in, in lay- | Or, rather, he ts an a as his yee oe was $100,000. 8 Pesce ald | ro ated ab Mrencee von me Spreadcand tire | Hot and in excellent ovdér. naling oven for exainina- | Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through | | NEW ORLEANS EXPHESS leaves Marerstown Ga, : 5 ‘o be near the head ens ey cam = oe : ~"tlins mw which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges | inf Pullimen Scr per Hi {ines cilies and reported back MEMPHIS EXPRESS lew ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. | # Laat promptly. Quotations | western Maryland Railroad, and Wa Stocks and Bonds and information regarding thy | m.. via Baltimore and Ohio’ pad, with Parlor Oar dade on Sleeper Luray to =: 7 ~ v1 ossips whispered mysterious hints of foul play. Tun like racers, and Lawrence Barrett hasbeen drawing crowded | £0Ssips pe! y play. i like ra in Pailadelghi “Richelieu” There was in consequence an inquest, but the of hitching posts ; Houses in Philadelphia in “Richelieu” aad other most careful post-mortem examination failed to ib up in this way late in the | of the team. These fellow nm will keep nice and fresh all winter. | do away with the nece: i = $e Ti tN AND TomaTors.—One of my neighbors | and fastening gear; your “betto” is sure to be | Plays in his line. "J'#08. J. FISHER & Co, FS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE thinks that dried sweet corn ism poor dish in | ee? With bis team When the lines are slack-| | — “Taken from Life” will bo produced in Pole Saar wis alone GHEE eee mia TPESSPROY COURS CHINA, OL¥O: | Marhta received throurh our wins INSTANTLY di aiapemetinaton comparison with alte orn, She cus her con fi that gestenan taken the” Unes | ft of eles haste eating part, ne O°” | Eueemeer pen, suddenly ref evel | rapa ot det of fa tne GE Toaiy est Tee from the cob and packs it in jars.n layer ofalt On| when there are ladies Inthe vehicle. Gen-| "Maggio Mitoholl, alter ‘reading the erlti-| old Thekle’ topos treme tere Cees oe auld recorded ia tie ofce of the Clerk of the County STEAMERS, &ec. fhe only Caverns in the world iliauninated by the Pleo She a icious, indeed, | erabie ability in hanaling the lines. The most | by the way, from the novel ‘“Gelr-Wally”—re- given the wite of Jocza Kukin a bottle of some AY, th ae PtneTT HY bay QE SEPLEMBER, 4.D. | THURSDAY, at woven Sleek amu. for, Botomse rivar One of America's remarkaule Freaks of Nature, - try Ge - i eae ay ee on ine ppeaato ruc os 1ocomoton Tor on Oe pete oe is abuse, not criticism, and I) red liquid poison prepared by her mother. She | 12224' two (2) and three (3), in a deed of partition ef © and ‘Thursdays, Stator Creck on Sundays and ‘Thue, | Abd Popular and Favorite Ronte to tha had done this by her mother’s instructions. | certain tract of land in said Alexandria county, between Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays “down” | of these comfortabie establishments with a gig-| 3, M he Chicago st: Having had 1 with h ed {| Birch and Birch, recorded in Liber A, No. 4.’folio 38, | and ‘We “up,” and Mattawoman Creek on P 5 - = ibs ™ - “4 largaret Mather, the Chicago star,who has laving had a quarrel w her respected paren’ a = 5 “) eet ete en archaeal Torah oat Seon eaainst rain Cat | been in training for two years, has made a de-| Over some property she determined to betray | oftreland records for said county, wlich fractianitu: | Rundays, “dows” aud! Mondays “up” returning. to dren ot well-to-do | be purchased for about $25. A man can bechired ided hit i nie play ok: Ss ig | her. Theckia Popov's daughter further declared | the Potomac river, and ad‘acent to the Alexandria canal | afternoons. s ‘ He | fr about $9 a month to be constantly om hand | cide in come plays, but lacks physique, tis | tat she had actually see Kukin’s wife pour | #ud the property’ of Jobn Burch. Each lot contains | — For information applyta parents is Sens = en Ke Hor propelling parposes, wad lee will travel about | sald, in others, this polson Into his ‘coffee, and that she told | Neary twelve acres, with some houses and improve: | Says that it has. most injurious effect upo as fur In a day as the average ‘equine stock of | —“The Ri > wi th’ ferms of sale: One- 4. the balance os Rervous system of young children. “Instead of | the country. He requires no obetto™ ot trates fomany Rye” will open at Booth’s | her mother what she knew and had seen.| ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the in VIRGINIA SPRINGS. out and warm up—ripe tomatoes, of course. Tue common pra in the bed-rooms of ch UICK TRANSIT! BUPERION BOGEN MODATIONS? NO DUST Ask tor Tickets via Shena:, A Railroad. * °RENEY FINK, (Genre! Manner. A. POPE, Gen"! Passenger and Ticket Aint, r wharf. % 0 0 s = Lyneht va . fF Mie Gntit calves cunt Oimees |e Theater, New York, to-night. ‘The plece willbe | To this the old gypsy replied, “One day I} caus! instalments tp six and twelve months, or alcath | FYOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent the p rest the optic nerves ought to : | ing: takes care of himself and the rikisha: comes th elaborated will poison you also unless you hold your | final payment. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser, A =a agersiown, MAL, | prytol awe provides for by CS “ : in the morning and is at your command as long ooo S lied eae hel eae ae pro- tongue.” Of course this statement caused | devodt of $150 requinel at tric oF oie aa the terme on and after MARCH 1 19th the STEAMER SUR, Sep. CHAS. P, HATCH, G. F. ang Fk ‘ma: ol c ese herves are perpetually stim- | as needed. The jin-rikisha is an indis} nsable | ed | ew * company are rehears- of sale to be complied wi'h within seven a fain w. EUG! . will leay EPHEN aud = ad ulated. and, of course, the brain and the rest of | amuir wherever 2s is introduced, and ae are | ing daily. Thekla Popov and the widew of Kukin to be | 33 MARTIN E. MORRIS, ‘Trustee, | WHARF, foot of Tthetreet, EVERY sag pt Sg the nervous stem suffer. Children thus | arvested. They, however, denied the charge — Se for Balt and River ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. thousan in Ji —Among the engagements made forthe open- ‘ PTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOIS COR-| All River Freight must be Prepaid. THE MODEL FAST, AND Tie ONLY LIND Brought up are excessively timid for years after many thor ds of them in Japan. ig ag € open-| brought against them. Oddly enough, the ‘EEE ‘Beturning, arrivein Washington every saturday night BETWEEN oer AST AND THE WEST, M: Ei f TWELFTH AND }TREETS SOUTH- on going into the dark. HOW THR JAPANESE LIVE. tag ie eae fal aid wien season, at the | Judge, bye clever ruse ececole nde ring ott spar pens es i ie a STEPHENSON & BRO., AGExTs, POUR! Se ae y eo; . tropolitan Alcazar, in New York, next Tues- | Wi al acc = x AF NOO! EPTEM- mil66m 7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave, + Sricep Crrroy should be prepared at first | There are no more cleanly people in the world | Me! stake prisoners, managed to overhear the two women | BER TWENTIETH. at HALF-BAST ELE SCHEDULE TO) TAK Just as if you were to preserve the fruit. After | than the most indigent Japanese. If it is not a | day evening, are the original Martens Family, | Petnonty east over In Jail. Among other | O'CLOCK. in front of the premises, wo will sell ‘OTIOE. : Her, 1582. ° ‘dinal requirement of their religion to bathe | the Girards, Fred Roberts and Ariel, the flying mm: x. Ly. STON. euttin< in small pieces, boil or steam it until it | Cardinal requirement of ir religic FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. dancer. things he overheard was Kukin’s widow sayin; LOT 1, SQUARE 996, : 625 square feet, fronting $4 7-12 feet on 4s tender, let it drain through a colander, then | often, it is @ custom established as firmly as if| qh» music-loving Washingtonians wilt | Her accomplice, “Well, I am young and | $0 40 fect on Georgia avenue, and 1S fect — = i Zs is . id ugly; why should he | on 12th strcs. cast. Will mske splendid building lot, | On and after NOVEMBER 34, 1681, the steamer to every seven pounds of fruit allow three | ordained by holy canon, and their apartments pretty. He was old ani ce, ast x ANHOWSMITH wil eave her wharf, foot of sthecnet, pounds of sugar and one pint of vinesar. Put Kept scrupulously clean. ‘The staple articles be shortly informed by the secretary, Mr.| not die?” The judge after that had little doubt | street being paved and graded. SS. d S ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve | at 7 am. every MONDAY, connecting for Mattox | ©:60—Baltimore, Foe m9 ground spices in the syrup to season It with, or | of food are to be had at very small cost. The Pearson, of the well-known Apollo Club, (Dr. | that the prisoners were guilty. They were | months; notes to bes interest ae? sacteed tase ee | Creek. THURSDAY and SATURDAY for al river PBA TIN cretown ald Way, via Belay) bester. dbs . 4 far as Nomini Ferry. On On: whole spices may be put ina muslin bag. and ea Kimball, conductor,) through the circular letter | therefore put on their trial, and the clew thus trust, Deposit of $100 required at sale. Conveyancing, ~ Rock Tet it bull with the sucar and vinewar foes fo | Man or woman who earns 15 or 20 cents a day | Kim going through the mails to the principal | Unexpectedly placed in the hands of the author- | Sc,,/at purchaser's cost, minutes. When it begins to thicken a little | Can procure ail the food necessary for a family | residents, of the contemplated series of concerts | ities was actively followed up. Strange discov- = se se like syrup put the fruit in, let this boil vigo- | of three for not more than 10 cents. The prob- | for the coming season, 1882 and 1883. eries were soon made, showing that from the HANCERY. SALE, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Fously for about four minutes, then, to insure | lem of cheap living is solved here, and there are] __ «<The Merry War” will be produced at | Woman Thekla Popov as a center a vast and MEENTH AND. POURTLENTH STREETS] IN its keeping well, put it in cans. none to be seen who wear the pinched look of | rors in this eit Monday, September 25th, | COmPlex ramification of crime extended far and THE NORTHWEST PORTION OF THE CITY. Tue Monet Pantry.—Low cupboards nextto | hunger. Comparatively speaking. the man who | Ford's, Ys On Monday, September 25th. | wide throughout the community. ‘The trial has By viriue of a accree raused, in the caupo of Red- caf “ 3 “: earns his 20 cents is as well off here as the man | The performance in Baltimore this week has been deferred for several weeks, 80 that the | field vs. HodfielA ef ‘als } No. 8,033 equity, in the the floor for things that need to be shut up and | Who earns $1.50 a day In California, and he can | been a decided success. The Evening News. of | bodies of men supposed to have been murdered | Sustvins Court of the District of Colmmbia. ehalt at yet must be handy; on the top of these, which | put aside a larger proportion of it for the future | that city, says:—The music of the new piece is | by their wives may be exhumed and subjected | the hour of FIVE O'CLUCK P. Mia front of the iN m ; 9. ore, Ei Will be not quite three feet high, a very wide | than the Californian can. Aseversthing iscom-| as pretty and captivating as that of Olivette, | to post mortem examin.tion. Sere on, eae ne ponte naod uot pameret MERS. Pandey only ioe mais shelf; over this several open shelves, as high as | parative, so long as the Japanese laborer is sat- | which seems to be considered the standard of > 4 kiias fron sea sovaciol sabal inion af eneereonante a eae imore, Philadel; one can easily reach; and above the shelves, fill- | istied pin his tood and clothing, i is the air tunefulness. Some of the waltz airs, as mabght igi Batgeavial reine hundred and forty CAV.) ‘Iho said property in im- fortress Sfonros. 3 Ba gn dec y's eae pace to the ceiling, short cupboards | pier of the two. The Japanese will not endure | have been expected of Strauss, are simply de- - pil rove by a three-story brich ng. and is knownas clase : : en ville & Laurel Expr ‘ around the room for cracked. dishes | the flthy way of Chinese living, but he cam and | iteveas notably the scandal song, which falls to| 2 Theophile Gautier’s “Constantinople of No."i300 'atrect northwest inthe city of Washington, Point: vin Klay sty eran Aunapoie Sunstion that are too good to throw away, but are never | does live as cheaply as the Chinaman. The Jap- | Mr. Chas. Drew. The parts were all admirably | To-day” there is an account of the ceremony of | ?::Sms: One-third cash, and balance in nine and am Ni FE ay Soest snd Way Sintions. used; for ice cream freezers in the winter. and a | anese, however. is not a conservative, and he | taken, and not the least of the charms of the | kissing the Sultan's toe, an honor which is re- | eighteen months from OSs of wale, thenctes of the par | en A ‘Chester and Wi great many more things that belong to thesame | soon contracts the ways and customs of the | performance was the perfect fuish and smooth- | geryed tor the vizier, tinisters, and certain | <iuses Dei ,fiven for the deferred payments, bout THE NE’ Rocks and Ws category—a sort of hospital for disabled or re- | western world, with all their expenses. hess with which everything was done. The | riviteced pash Thi: fh i of trust on the property, or ail cash, at the option of the bese xy tired culinary utensils. leading characters were assumed by Misses | Privileged pashas. This act of homage is per- | purchaser. In case purchaser fails to comply, the ¢:05~Polnt of Rocks = - PECULIAR HOUSES. "y eae formed with the utmost solemnity, and_ is | property to be resold after seven days, at his rik. All Terxisu Prtar.—This is an English dish, and Th ode of constructing the houses here, Blanche Chapman, Marie Bockel, Genevieve marked by every sign of respect worthy of so | Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. "A deposit of one b 3s considered yery nice. It is made of one cu es Gece 0! s » | Reynolds, and Messrs. Long, Drew and Den- important'an occasion. Referring to the custom | 2¥2dred dollars is to be paid when the property is | “piunt, 63 Mater street. Georzeto ‘secured at % y - © <P | while causing the least outlay. is admirably | hain. These were all excellent. and the encores of kissing the Popo's toe, Matthew of Westmin. | 22~ke2 down street, National Metropolitan Bank of ap oe ene palipaleay of = adapted to the conditions of the climate. A| were numerous and most enthusiastic. iat i ean : one Aipful of stewed and strained tomatoes, Denham and Miss Chapman were particular! Quarter of a spoonful of pepper, a small cup of | J#Pauese house is really a double affair. a P P ly HENRY WIS” GARNETT, Trustee, ee ee ee, mae eae a thy ster thus explains its origin. Formerly it was! poxoaxson Brag. 4 Comba Law Buildin. tS are Hotel, 0 en amusing, “The costumes and seenerd were very | USUAL to kiss the hand of his holiness, but toward | —PUS Fice, haifa cup of butter. Boil one onion with | The most expense is put into the root, |i ocutifni, and the military march and drill ex the tomatoes for fifteen minutes, strain and add | which is of splendid heavy tile in all the ; AN! Auctionecrs. “"" slé-d&ds_ | BUC: St the close of the eighth century a certain woman, [pexcanson ‘BR ceeded in novelty and precision perhaps any- }., Auctioneers. when making an offering to the Pope, not only wii od ~ 2 - “hie | LRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE the stove. ant wee ee But in @ saucepan on | towns and villages. On the Isolated farm | thing of the kind that has ever been seen here. | Kissed hig hand. but committed the terrible |."" AND LO IN” ALLEY BELWEEN FIRST AND | . Ihe firt-claa, i = i 7 s . outrage of squeezing it.’ The Pope, seeing the NORTH C, 0) ND O AND P nents fie ae the stove. and when it boils add the rice. Boil | houses straw thatch {s used more ex-| The attendance of the larze and brilliant au: danger to which he was thus exposed, cut off| . STREETS NORTHWEST. Ca et ee femme ge Until the liquor is absorbed, add the butter, set | tensively. The roof {8 sustained by up-|dience seemed to be a special tribute to the Wie TIANA: Lr Ber ebte eecanal caeees iene By virtue of a deed of trust, 'duls recorded in Ti- Oe ae: Sanne will be taken for tenwage 80 be checked cod neceived, Cover ‘with a thick towel: ler weeny a and | rights framed into it, which have thelr | young manager of the company, Mr. Charles E. | us, .nands aud by this means escaped the con; | wer ba, foto 185” at tea. of the land reords of Carrving the 0.8 Nah ts deh periande Jeara ome | Ans pount the aye a Cover with a thick towel; let it stand twenty | foundations on the ground. The floor is | Ford. Hable. Since that time the ; tion, in front of the premises, on TUMBDAY, NINE- | Pany’s Pier, jussex street, Jersey City, N.J., L8 . Parsonger Agent, ‘; £ . a: precaution has been ane SP TEMB regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am- WM. CLEMENTS, Master of irans.,Baito.” my® then turn on to a hot platter and | ceneraliy about two feet abovo the ground, genes EERE R.A D. 12, a8 6 | Se ee ae AY OF 58] A, Dz 1 taken of kissing the Pope's toe instead of his | O:cLOGHK EM. oll thea . and Is divided Into rooms by paper. parti: k stead (le Fi oil tat oot = land, | Sliiret cabin. $10: se0ond cabin, $50: stecraze. $26. Frowerns rv Wixter.—Now Is a good time to} tions, which are in sections "amd. slide in hand; ‘and lest any one-should doubt the scou- | kuowa an ‘ts being parts of lola 23 and 24, | B- CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 Sovth Wallis racy of this account, the historian argues that | Washinton city, D.C., as being * | New York. For passaze apply to W. G. METZEBOTT WEST. Prepare house plants for the production of flow- grooves. They, can, at a be, entirely tHe hand, high HAs beea: cut off 500, or 60 Ea aierey northeast gorter of fot 2a ana &CO., 925 Pennaylvania aveue, Washington. pov maoisiceN teat CEN J ers in winter. The abutilon fs a good plant for | Temoved, leaving, Sareea’ fy A years before, still existed at Romé—a standing | running thence south 35. fe ence west 34 feet am 3 ae zoom culture; tt 1s easily ralsed and. blooms | #2 in one reom. "The sides of the building, or | _ First in the crowded ear is he to offer— u ‘and thence BER 1088, 4 IN £FFECT SEPT. 1BB2.. a iniracle, since it was preserved in its original | eves, theuce north 35 feet, cast to place of | FJ AMBURG LINE. Commun 10—Point and Stations. $:15—PHILADELPHIA, NEW TOKE AND BOSTON EXPRESS. Parlor Cars to New York. 8-40 “Staunton and Valley Expres, (connects for Sia. ‘and at Point of for Frederick.) 18: es nag ed Express, Btops at ite ville, Annapolis Junction, Jesus and Dorsey's. On Sundays at all stations. 0S PALTIMGRE EXTIMSS, Glopeat Ayatavite ORFOLE AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. THE STEAMER LADY OF Will leave her wharf, foot of 6th WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at §:30 SS. 1A, NEW YORK and and at bost. EXPRESS. ping Cars to Now Fon. BOSTON ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. B Cincinnati and St. Louis Ei eine to Cincinnati, St. Louis and 11:30—BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS. ey. 3Sunday only. Other trains dail: All is from Washington stop at For further information apply at the Baltimore Ohio Ticket Washington Station, 619 and ‘EW YORE, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. full powered, Clyde-built Dutch ———+e+_____ _ ‘The Commercial Traveler. “A WORD FOR THE UNDER DOG.” Trams Leave Wasnixnerox * at least one or more, are also in sections, which | This traveling man, unhonored and unsung— 7 ing, together with ail the improv. ments, ways, — generously. Cuttings, if put In now, will strike | slide in grooves, and are removed during the | The seat he pald for, to some woman you oa reine ie Dae toe takes eee Sehementa, rights, privileges, ete... belongings or apper- WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS ‘Ss, y 8 by ts ft J — he ss cent red i. troubie this plant, and they will have to be | £F 8 passageway between the outside and the | To piease the fancy of the cryin baby. “sey ae Soetby AT NOON. We may note here that kissing the foot is a | fast cw oso at $00 vt Hee Ot nae Oy ees common Oriental sign of respect, and is said rtinos rerma i “ inner partitions forming the rooms, so that in = watched. Seeds of mig tt ' ys d Te atc! f mignonette and sweet alys- to have been introduced into the west by the | 1 seven. . " i o" wint er the rooms inclosed only by paper screens He lifts the window and drops the curtain a Paglenridgeced 7 ‘tes uat Compen are made warm and comfortable by the protec- | For unaccustome hands Helends his “case” ait be complied with FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. mm 1 ; 2aP to days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right EMME AERTS? Oe cumTaeD i c0., rm jail Express, 9:50 p.m. daily for at Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser resale in some Zitteburg and the West. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAI M i ‘5 3 le later Roman emperors, whose court ceremonies | after five days’ public notice of such General Passenger Agents, chester, Buffalo, N: R: When out of the seed leaf. If plants have been | tin, of the outer shell when slid Into position, | , Tithe emote fon tc nyt DOE Corea were mixed with so many servile customs. Rowspaper published in Wa-h neton. D.G. 61 Broadway, Newxork, | 7 Canandaigua, Rochester ny ine wn in the border, numerous seedings will | W! Ye in summer ae facility with TI wontilathon, | 8° anxiously some women sek for danger Geod Esau pions sT-cokds SOUN WALTER Jn, f Trustees. to PERCY G. B we come up which may be transplanted. titions are removed Insures good ventilation. | Tp every courteous actof every stranger. xamp! : 1351 and 619 Pennsylvania avenus. daigus. Wi te sche = zi “Very many of the houses are built with an ‘Thou canst not others’ fetters break, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Send for ‘“Tourist Gazette.” apl For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, st9.304. WaT To Pur In 4 Picyic Basker. interior court, devoted to ornamental shrubs | _ Well versed 1s he in all those ways conducive ‘While thou rematn’st a slave: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND Lot | § LLAN LINE. m. daily, excent Sunday, is and flowers, showing an admirable degree of | To com‘ort where least comfort can be found. The thoughtless others thoughtless make, ON DELAWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN I AND A 2 Dest flied picnic basket. ‘The judges gave it to | esthetic taste in the people. His littie deeds of thoughtfulness abound. ‘The brave make other brave. 8 AST He turns the seat unasked, yet unobtrusive; Is glad to please you, or to have you please him— And even the weakest in the fight ‘Yet takes it very calmly if you freeze him. He smoothes the Jove-ltke frown of the offictat By paying the fare of on? who cannot pay. ‘Tru modesty he knows from artificial; Se the following contents: On the top were olive oan 4 ‘ HYDROPHOBRIA. and sardine sandwiches; next cold salmon with horseradish sauce, eaten with salad or -plain lettuce; aspic of prawns, with brown bread and butter; plovers’ eggs au naturel; galantine, quail pie in layers of fricandeau veal; ezys jelly, | From the New York Sun. K SI'REETS NORTHEAST. Patronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis® By virtue of a deed of trust di recorded it uber No. i tao 588, one ot thelatd moody orf QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY. Wear valor's noblest charm, the District of Columbia, and at the req te Shortest Ocean Voyage—Only Five Daya from Land ‘Who pray not for a sword more light, TIGKDAY, THe TWENTY ELCOT DAT OF Ske: vo owes But for a stronger arm, TEMBER, A‘D. 1 FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all that | BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX, ¥.8. —Youths' Companion. jiece or parcel of round and ises situate, 1 si a Piece or F paveel of round and. premises uate, Lyi and 8r. JOHNS, N.F., every alternate TUESDAY. The Possibility of Recovery. eee eee us cold, eaten with oil and Tarragon | _ The death on Tuesday of Mr. George A. Reeves, | ang it you are, be sure that he detects you— 3 Dorinning for, the same st point on Delaware | , The ‘teamers are unsurpansed for safety and speod, altimore, 6:4 fruit tarts; cold plum pudding, with | SPeaker of the Texas house of representatives, | And, if you're not, be sure that he respects you. | 47 a. Salvandy and ua FaverteRins|" ol Oo ae Doar ee la Bupday, “8:00, 9:30 a.m., 4:20, y —Shcee” an strawberries oad cosa chet | hun that recovery frm nydrophabia sharpest: | PROMOTER ofthe moving world dates him; ing Noolt on the Seine. fi cacti erie tae! | gn am, Gor Bent tom Batime, | pe eL Ton Oram dae pm Tie eae ea NN | te. Mere was » patent whore poston and |"A Thad ‘hear todhy Ane Ste tes | rrom he New Yok Wan «soon eee seieear ae aaa at crue | pADSE GM RG Me manUenatTA’AS | Peon bam wd peoray circumstances enabled him to command all the | qy1g mich abused, misused “commercial man.” When M. de Salvandy was minister of public | pine and one-quarter iiches, o the place of torinning, | *N- M+ WILLIAMS, Georgetown, D.C.. some AWAY ARDC ALE AND ITA ant To Pur ur Curxse.—For s convenient relish, | *v#llable resources of medical sclence in the | I donot strive to cist a halo Ed Instruction under Loula Phillippe, being pas- | Weta piviicges and areca ee Ute | Rew York: 207 Broadway. Soston, Mane. ;15 Statest. SOAD two recipes are given; they are slizltly richer | estment of the awful disease to which he was peak Fee ee a ee oi never, | slonately addicted to angling, it was his custom, Or appara neh ou Philagelphia, Pa: Carnet broad 3nd Chestut for siuncheon than plain bread and cheese :— | ® Victim; and yet his life could not be saved. “| whenever he could slip away from his official | month, notes to bene fate ae oa ai and twa by —— oe Potted cheese—Beat three pounds of chees The popular notion that there is no known ‘The Masher Mashed. @ mortar with half a pound of batter, Pepe remedy for rabies is correct. Most of the new | rom Drako’s Magazine. glass of sherry, a little mace. cayenne pepper drags which have been tested of late years and salt. Mix all thoroushly together, put into | Prove more injurious than benoficial to the pa- pots, and pour alittleclaritied butter overthetop. | en They produce parox;sms, and thus hasten her way, withont the wine, is to cut halt a ¢ pound of ood, sound, mellow cheese in slices, |, But the idea that nobody ever neers — ey TH GERMAN LLOYD— residence with a rod and tackle concealed be- | Siig! Contencm Premines. | A deposit of $50 required at OBrunsare fave Berwere New Yone, Haven, neath his overcoat, and post himself under the Lowbon, SOUTHAMPTON aND x ‘Terms to be coun re-| The. 2 ‘Company will sail EVERY SAT- There were plenty of seats In the car, but as| arch of the Pont de la Concorde, in a place | Sile,*t Fisk and cost of defaulting euspapes | URDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of 34 gre foot he walked dowa the aisle he looked sharply to | known to himself alone, where he never failed | P™ fon, DO nce sfedu and ‘eemion, Get cabin, $100; ‘sooud the right and left until he reached a pretty girl | to enjoy good sport. GUBLAV GinstEn, | Trustees, ee 4 iret ct ‘papers. epriy te ORLRICHS & who was sitting alone. One day as the minister crept under the arch 2 Bowling Green, New York; W.G. METZEROTT ‘with two ounces of fresh butter. The cheese | h¥drophobia does not seem equally w Must not be either green or very ripe. Add a small quantity of mace and some made mustard. Pound ail together in a mortar until a thick, smooth paste, and the ingredients wel! amalga- mated. Then press it down in a jar or glass, and run some oiled butter over the top to keep Mt sound. On the contrary, a few cases of well-authenti- | cated spontaneous recovery are on record. For the last eight years a committee of the Paris Academy of Medicine has been engaged in pros- ecuting careful researches concerning rabies in animals and man, and the president of this com- mittee, M. Decroix, in a recent report, declares that he has obtained satisfactory evidence of “Seat engaged, miss?” he asked with a know- ing wink. . “No—no, sir,” stammered the girl, looking around In dismay. Down he plumped and braced himself for the campaign. He was a regular passenger, and held his commutation ticket in his hand. “Shall | open——! ” . of the bridge, his blood was chilled in his velns by the sight of a stranger in his own, his fondly cherished place, hauling in gudgeons and now and me a lusty perch with the keenest enjoy- men M. de Salvandy’s first impulse was to strangle the intruder and hurl his corpse into the Seine, but, controlling himself, he took another sta- ecb. 925 Pennuylvania avenue northwest, Agents for Counaep LINE. LANE ROUTE. THE CUNAR! ‘EAMSHIP NY LIMITED, BETWEEN NEW YORE AND LIVRUPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM PIER 40.8. 2 NEW yous, (THE PUBLIC 18 REQUESTED CARE. FULULIGEME TO BE DEAWN MORTHLL S2-CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. tion, and, an o) offer- Keren who com home after @] recovery in nine casea, three of which were| Tickets!” roared the conductor, who had | ing itself, drew t Sean rete of Wi ¢ will find that she now has an ex- | those of human beings. watched him from afar. ‘The new-comer was a professor at one of the | Patt of Jots numbered eellert opportunity to study natural history. | In commenting upon the experiments made | ~The regular passenger smiled sweetly on the colleges in Paris, who, having fallen into dis- | «st, Spiders are always at hand to welcome her, and | by the French rabies committe, the Lancet says | pretty girl and put up his pasteboard, out of grace for some reason or other, and being sus- course they and all traces of their habita-| that, since the administration of medicines | which two sides were promptly snipped. pended from his duties, had undertaken to tions are easily destroyed, but other and more | Usually provokes convulsive seizures, “it seems | “Tickets!” console his enforced leisure with the fishing rod, obstinate foes are to be dreaded. It is an undis- } desirable, according to our present knowledge, | « Hold on?” protested the regular passenger; | and, he said. had been so delighted to find such i ; fact that if powdered borax is seat | to leave persons affected with bydrophobia in } “ you punched this twice. This lady isn’t with | an cligible stand that h come there Be where the cockroach has founds poh | the most perfect possible calm.” Absolute quiet | met" © 3 gl e meant to Place, it will not only prevent its remaining bat | #84 obscurity are pronounced indispensable eon- “Sorry,” replied the conductor; “but you will destroy it. In the dark and sometimes | ditions of wise treatment by M. roix, and | walked in, sat down, and went to work on the | Minister of Education in person?” asked M. de damp closets. under sinks and wash-basins, ; that investigator makes the astounding state- regular married style. Supposed. of course, it | Salvandy, as a wild hope flashed across his they sometimes make their appear: d it ; ment that, under such conditions, he would | was your wife. Too late now. Take a vacant | mind. * He would surely see justice done in fs a good practice to once ort 4 rather suifer from hydrophobia than from many | seat next time. Tickets!” your case!” ter a little of this powder in s places. Noth- | And the passengers went to the conductor “Aye,” said the man, gloomily, as he pulled but persistent care and absolute and unva- | ething to have learned that every | and asked him to drink, and offered him cigars, | out a perfect whale of & perch; “much chance a ryimz nestness about closets. cupboards, and ; ydrophobia is not necessarily fatal; that | and bought out the train boy for him. poor devil of an applicant like me would have of ¢ellar stairs will prevent insects of various | fecovery may occur, though cure as yet appears | “J knew they weren't married,” sald he. as } getting a personal Rearing! Tye sent him me- TICKETS ONLY $5, SHARES IN PROPORTION. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, be in 1868 for: tive ye ‘the! Incorporated: ve years by the Lagise $380,000 fan Sines teen waited i alles “Why do you not address yourself to the a! i | fi e 5 i Fi i : Fi i Kinds from fiuding agreeable homes. How to Pack PLaxrs Wuen Travewrn Many of our readersin their sojournings by shore r mountain will desire to carry home some floral retics of pleasant days, and by the folluw- simple ‘thed they can be easily trans- meted All that you will need is a piece of cot- cloth, colored or white as you prefer. Take ve some soil about thoroughly wetted Before removal, the earth will cling tightly to them aad keep them from wilting. Tear off a strip of the cotton and wrap it closely around the earth and roots, leaving the branches ex- a geen Cover with halt a dozen thicknesses of cot! ton and pin it tightly in place, or sew the ends together. Put the roots and cotton into a _ dish of water over nicht. Next morning wrap fmpin dry cloth,and you can pack the it in ‘ trunk or in a basket where it will go safely b: apy injury to its roots, and if they are "wrapped up in the cloth for a week or ten days will come out fresh and fair. Sea- mountain teras can be transported in manner without any injary to them. Also house plants. When | to ve impossible. ne A Substitute for Black Walnut. From the Toronto Globe, Black birch, which is rapidly coming In favor, is a close-grained and very handsome wood, | and can be easily stained to resemble walnut | exactly. It Is just as easy to work, and is suit: | able for nearly, if not ail, the purposes to which H black walnut is at present applied. Birch is j Much the same color as cherry, but the latter wood is now very scarce, and consequently ‘dear. It is a difficult thing to obtain cherry at 250 a thousand feet, while birch wood can be had at any saw-mill at 21 per thousand feet. When erly stained it is almost impossible to distinguish the difference between it and | equal to any wood now used in the manufacture ; of furniture. In the forests throughout Ontario birch grows in abundance, especially if the land is not teo boggy. There is a great differ. | ence in the wood of different sections. j the land is j clear; but if has a tet In allthe great size little walnut, as it is susceptible of a benutiful polish | he squinted ata fiask of extra prime. ve seen him before, but this is the first time it cost him a couple of dollars to play tt.” “Do you know who the lady is?” asked an inquisitive man. “ My wife, gentlemen,” replied the conductor, andeven the flask chuckled a merry “‘glug-«lug” as he spoke. Heaven,” earth to the parties—or, at least, to one of the parties—concerned, For this reason it to mea pity that when, as in a case day, the time for making the decree eree absolute to fall in the tion and.therale Is uno) the should have devised no means wi court's the ; morial after memorial, but uever an answer eel been Laat ta M. “There must be something wronz,” said M. de Salvandy, “I know ti » aninister, and he is not such a bad tellow. Give me your name and address and T'll see that your case reaches him.” The new-comer embraced his protector and departed. Early next morning he recelved en official letter from the Department of Public Instrue- tion informing him that he had been appointed to > chair in a college down near oe veers ‘and ordering him to leave instantly for his new | fleid of labor. ‘ a, Thus the minister of education rezained his j cherished ‘shing-station under the Pont dels dit le. "i