Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1882, Page 7

A PUGILIST IN THOUBLE. Beorge Rooke Shoots John Stack Dur- ing a Drunken Quarrel. Brom the New York Times, 6th. George Rooke, the pugilist, was arrested In bed, yesterday morning. at No. S21 East 27th Street, on a charge of felonious assault, prefer- Ted by John Stack, a sporting man, of No. 205 West 13th street, who was shot by him in a dranken quarrel in a notorious resort at 27th Street and 2d avenue, at 7 o'clock. Rooke, tt Sppears, had passed the night on a debauch, and at carly morning went to the place where the shooting occurred with F. H. Felter, of No. 129 West 27th street; Max” Stern, of the same address, and Stack. Drinking went on, and all Were the worse tor hquor. It is generaily Qgreed that Stack was very offensive to- ward Rooke, and. atter they had wran- ied, Stack drew a pistol and fired at ke, missing him. -Rooke then shot Stack through the flesh of the upper part of the left arm. ‘The proprietor of the place did not con- sider that Stack was seriously injured, and closed up his place as soon as he could induce bis beiligerent customers to go away. Rooke disappeared, and Stack’s friends procured a coach and took him to Bellevue Hospital. He and his companions did not behave properly, and created @ disturbance because there was No surgeon ready to dress the wound. They went away with Stack to the New York hos- pital, where he was properly attended to. after they had lodged a complaint at the East Twenty- second-street station-house. Capt. Clinchy did hot believe that Rooke had gone home, but he ‘was so drunk that he had not sense enough to ge elsewhere, and surrendered quietly when @ officer, who went to his house as a last chance, appeared at his bedside. Capt. Clinchy Immediately went with Kooke to the Yorkville Police court. but Justice Kilbreti was at the Court of special sessions, and Hooke was taken back to the el; ation-house ‘Until the afternoon, when he was held to await the result of Stack’s injuries. = i Old Furniture ana Sach. Gath in the Cineinnsti Enquirer. Yesterday I made a long walk for the first time in four or five years through the old farni- ture shops in the southern part of New York, ng Canalstreet in lower 6th avenue and lower down town, near the ferries. What par- was the entire absence of | p old furniture I had been | in the habit of picking up. There was a shop near Liberty street ferry where I would often find a bit of rosewood or mahogany in the shape of a table or stool or dressing | ease, but now I found nothing there but recent furniture out of the factory. Said I to the old man who still kept the place, “why do you have no more old-fashioned stuff?” “Why,” said he, “I haven't had anything of the kind in the shop for two years. The auction sales are now attended by people who are look- ing for nothing eise but old-fashioned furniture. It out sells new furniture. It is the same way with this thing they call brie-a-brac,” said the man, ‘whatever that may mean, Whatever is or old there is arush for. I can buy any more to suit my class of plain cus- but new styles of furniture that have, . been kicked out of rich men’s houses Within three or four years after being bouzht.” 1 found this man’s testimony to be veritied by visits to the other places. I used to go into shops where I could see secretaries of the revo- lationary period, with little panes of glass in the book-case attached. and the desk a hand- made, cioth-covered shutter that pulled out. Nothiux of the sort existed any more. At one Place | saw a tall clock ina corner, such as I had often refused to pay $15 for in the centen- nial year, now marked at $90. What does all an? It shows that avast amount of made by Americans since the war, Is being put into that kind of personal property which makes home celebrated among current society. There are many things a rich man buys in England or the continent which will do him no zoodhere. For instance, a country estate is thelast thing he wants in America, because the wives rn in these large cities have a moral fear of the country. They have been so little by themselves from childhood that to be left alone, as women are on farms and in villages all over this land, gives them a terrible apprehen- sion of burglars, ghosts, &e. Hence fine houses in the vieinity of New York bring poor prices and rapidly change hands, Everybody at some time of life tries it out of town for alittle while, sells out at a great disadvantage, and comes back to town again, Neither is there much passion for fine horses in this city. A certain proportion of people like to be seen in the park of afternoons, and to some of our bankers, brokers and merchants an afternoon ride is all the exercise they get, but I &m compelled to acknowledge that there is elso & fear of horses among city people of this age. The horses are, in the first place, expensive, and involve the keeping of men around the house, who steal the wine, overcharge in the beef bill, and make love to the chambermalds, and there is a strong indisposition among the majority of house-holders to employ any man at all above the age of a small boy. Hence, money 1s not to any large extent put into equipaze. ‘There are splendid carriages, and a great many of them in New York, but they will not compare in num- ber to the fine houses that are adorned with fur- niture, pictures, books and billiard-room, ete. In particular, libraries are growing ail over this country. . Colonial literature commands an extraordinary price. Imight almost gay that the most expensive books now in the world are early writings on the United States. The sec- ond bookstores of Great Britain and the coutineut have their largest and best orders from the United States. Now and then some collector on the other side will pack up all his books, cross the Atiantic, and open a store for six mouths in New York, and, having disposed of his choice wares at high prices. will sell the rest for a lamp sum and go back again and make another collection. All persons have not the faculty to understand books, and hence there is a corresponding rage for colonial farni- tare, paintings, and the plainest class of uten- ails whieh our gra: |. Spinni Wheels, which could have been bought a few years azo for €3 or $4 apiece, are worth $25 and more. A new clock is @ poor beggar com- pared to an aged and battered timepiece that the farmer's wife kept her eye ona hundred years azo to know when to ring the beil at the top of the house that he might leave his plow and conie to dinner. Iwas at an auction sale last week, where I saw a large and orderly audience, and in It recognized the faces of some of the best protes~ sional people in New York, men and women, patiently waiting while plate after plate, dish after dish, teacup after teacup were held up, and the auctioneer called for bids. It looked as devout asa church where, after the sermon is over, they are making subscriptions for the por or for the preacher. I looked around the ‘urniture, and it struck me that some of it was bozus antique, I said as much, and a man in a stern voice immediately spoke to us and denied it. Ftold the man it was none of his business what I said; that I was speaking toa friend, and if that was my opinion he should iave the bene- fit of it. Iwas not able to conclude whether the furniture had not been newly veneered, or Was really something old. The interior skele- tons of it seemed old enough, but the enameled work of various colors on the surface looked as if it might have been recenly made ana stained fa some way. Yet [ will venture to say that nothing of that kind will be left, however du- Dious is its origin. mer TL observed how much antique furniture than our- selves. Many of the old towns had no market other than the local one for furniture of the eighteenth and even nineteenth centuries. Mat- | ters of that sort get their quickening on the | eontinent from Paris, where muney is aequired ly, as here, in stock-jobbing or cheating of some kind, and at once the parvenu bezins to buy in the line of the antique and odd. Profes- gional men all have a weakness for sometning better than their lives and habits. Thus a half- starved author like Balzac, who sometimes had not a chanze of clothes, was able to keep buy- ing rare and deautiial books all his life, uatilhi library, when he was literally worked to death, was found to be something he might save lived on for years in tranquillity if he could have been Ancuceil to sell it. Cosrestisa His Wire’s Wit.—The will of Mra. Esiza Adelaide Cutter. who died tn the town ot Westchester in October. was presented on Monday for probate to Surrozate Coffin, of Westchester county. The property disposed of is valued at about $250,000. of which the real estaie,worth about $100,000, together with one- the personal estate, worth about te her cousin. Helen Ade! F. Puitz, of this . The estate is given to W. a corti = }» For freight pply to OELRE oes, Quilts, Vand, and at whose | {35° 2 Bowling Green, Savane aoe e 3 i jank = 4 if hefailto comply, the said real estate shall be | 4th | Kamtschatdalers in charge of the 26 horses and | betWeen the two extremes of practice in the | 1875 he made trips to Australia. In 1869, he | Spreads, Biankets, Carprts, Tronks, &¢., aud will com cont, if comply, the &CO., 925 Penusy ort TRE VIRGINIA ELECTION FRAUDS. BESTORING THE TREADWHEEL, THE CHICAGO MURDER TRIAL. AUCTION SALES. The Ola “Mill” Coming thte Favor | Teresa Sturia Continues Her Stery— FUTURE DAYS Once Mere with the English Prison Physicians Say She Was Insane. Fas ALE OF ALDEBNEY CATTLE. Sate Authorities. rT Among the witnesses before the United nies A large number ofdadies:-were present at the be: at public to the STEAMER W. Ww. States court at Richmond yesterday, in the al- | rom the London Globe. Storia murder trial yesterday, and the usual | TO-MORROW EVENING ta or a eee Cee cxabout 8:30 pa. = enn heed flection fraud cases, was Hon. J. F.| Coldbath Flelds prison has restored the tread- | great crowd of men. ‘Whéti Teresa was brought cles, removed from ths Capttol Stput twenty Alderney Oows.and Heifers, “oo 1. 1. BLAKE, Dezendorf, member of Congress from the second | wheel which was burnt down two or three years | into court yesterday morning she presented a ‘conn. 1OMAS DOWLING, FO Potomac RIVER LANDINGS. Virginia district, who, in reply to questions pro- ago, and there are now some 850 snug little < pounded by District Attorney John 8. Wise, berthe—or, at any rate, as many of that number stated that he knew of no fraud of bis own per- asare not already occupied—ready for gentle- sonal knowledge. Mr. Dezendorf then asked to | men to whom, as advertisers sometimes say, have summoned Gen. Wm. Mahone, Jas. D. | «ga lary is of less importance than steady em- | sank wearily into ityleaning her head upon her Brady, collector of internal revenue at Peters- ployment.’ hand, and her bosomt_heai¥ing with suppressed. burg; S. Brown Allen, first auditor of Virginia, | The treadweel seems to be gaining ground In | 80bs, The defendant fote #lowly and moved to- iar eget Gap aor) Gn | tation fon dmininorA few | rar ng ees and topos on te: | AND Mout nnconurao FORCELADN as gressional istrict. In ~ his letter, which | Years back it was popularly thought to be going | Me i step and not on the chair, as the latter Both Useful and Ornamental. is given for publication, he states his reason at | out of date. Perhaps the idea was erroneous. | «iran round 0.” herself on the steps ON EXHIBITION, length for wishing these parties summoned. He But, however, that may liave been, our present | of the stand, she gave imony in a broken, wishes Gen. Mahone to textity as to Cepey eee prison commissioners are undoubtedly favorable hurried manner, and Lepage ga ores ae ez ed ey ec! irom clerks o1 gov- ” l- |, ready at moment break out AND 4 ernment employes in the departments at Wash- | !t- ‘The treadwheel,” says Dr. Grover, medi- | Cl Aescese ree reese. ‘ another paroxysm. ‘ Ington and from office-holders, state and fed- | Cal Inspector of prisons, “appears to be gener- | “WWior POMATE ot cuacte stiles in Baltimore DECEMBER FOURTH GND ¥IFTH, 1882, eral, in Virginia; also the amount received from | ally considered by engineers to be the most suc- what promises did he make to induce you to And will be sold at Auction the republican congressional executive commit- | cessful application of human force, asa force; | come to Chicago?” began Mr. Trude. “He tee at Washington, siving the aa in bot that is to say, that aman working at the tread. Eanes — put me in a Pgeoapiey & learn to = ie sum so received by him or by the comm! sing and play, so as finally to go on the stage. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, of which he was chairman ‘was expended, | Wheel applies his labor to the best advantage. —Sesre) In April, 1833, I went to Mrs. Harvey's to live whether or not federal patronage in Virginia is | Inareport upon theseremarks of the medical in- | Wien ka ‘and I then had ©1700. Since the THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH INSTANT, ng and has been since ng pos = eae, spector we findit stated that beyond doubt the preceding October I had ie Watson's, and, az 2881, under his sole control. and whether he has | best mode of enforcing hard labor of the first-class | although Charile continued to come there, hé Rot used such patronage to lntimidate federal | by the treadwheel, as being the most exact | did. not obtain any very large sums from ie. THREE AND HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M., office-holders by removal of republicans, com- In April he said if I would go to Mrs. Harvey's AT MY SALESROO: pelling others to fall into line under penalty of |!" {ts operation and the least capable of eva- n if a, with him and would bea good girl for two or Temoval from office in case they neglected or | sion. On these opinions the commisstoners are | fiirre months he wala aay me, and we lived-| Second Floor, which is specially fitted up for the sale refused to sustain the readjuster movement. evidently acting wherever practicable—wher- Mir. Dezendorf Wants Gen Mahone Summoned. FALL AND WINTER SCREDULS. > AY, sfpoeaTe SpTonee. a. tm tt AY for si civer, = ar ase liane : ry *Carrioman. On SATURDAY, Curriouman town. bs steamer MYSTIC leaves every MONDAY, sod AY at 8 feral Landes ‘ou the Potomac tide miSeet I mm. oT JOHN BW STEAMER “MATTA I vere wharf every SUNDA TADaY endings escb Ping at landings in Kemet oe a ca, and nym, Mlattor Creek on Sundaye juare n'mbered two hundred and Chapel Feingand Brent's Whast tages ie laid down on theplat of Washington and Wednesdays “up,” returning to Washington: M ‘Wed two story and fonday, Medneeday end Friday afternoons 2 ut ii For if 13) : 3g B FE b 4 028 WEW YORE, KOTTERDAM, AMsTeRbaM. there as man and wife. From that time up to ‘Works of Art, : sane fretclam, fall powered, Ciyde-butit Duty Of the other witnesses he desires testimony of | ever, that is to say, there are in any jail suifi- | the 6th of July he kept asking for different sums, | SOUTHWEST COR. PENN. AVE. AND 11TH 8: Mafnane AMSTERDAM, ROT 'ERDAM SOHIEDAM, similar import and bearing on the same sub- | cient prisoners, in the stage to which hard labor | and T gave him $100, $200 and €300 at a time; wigneueo OG. caaemee EAM, ZAANDAM, B- CATANL. Ject. of the first class is applicable, to turn this pon- | I don’t know how much. On Friday before the ASHIN , D. cost of the a m. KAMSCMATKa. derous machine with any useful effect. Some | 4th I went back to Watson's, and he came there =< These! four or five years ago the commissioners inter- | for me again, acgompanied by a woman. I a Togated the governors of prisons all over the | went back with him to Mrs. Harvey's, where he om — pooper pps pene! isoriainieva ties ecemt Eaplorations im That Country. | country respecting the structure and working ot | took an oath by his dead father’s bones to be | of Chinese Art, and is n every reepect worthy treadwheels, and some very startling differences | true to me and marry me, and, believing he Collectors: ? i 28 EDNESDAY for Rotterdam. Carrying the U.S. Mails to the N: pany's Pier, footof Sussex street, Jersey. 5 a sterdam, elteruately. ‘B¥6. aa ie The London Times says: Mr. G. T. Kettle- “$35 Pennayivania were found to exist, as well as some very cu- | would do so, I went back with him. Ithenhad| al-a&as THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. after date, wit —— — well, whose steam yacht Marchesa sailed from | rious applications of prison labor. The work | $700, which he got away from me.” snk kG Ge ES rien! pays inthe peo ee ene i PA] Au™ LINE. “ET Cowes on January 11, on a voyage round the | done at the treadwhcel, explains Dr. Gover, “is | The counsel then had an excited passage of | WW. .» Auctioneers, esata for tie Dh trot of Coburn, x0 Alu Who world, brought his vessel back to Yckohama on | that of lifting the body, although it Is station- | hot words about the petoones att in an as At ‘he Nattonal Loan Ofte, 1907 7th et commen: HEN RY. i Sol 32 BOSTON AXD BALTIMORE, October 5, after a cruise of some elgnt weeksin ary,” and the severity of a day's work de-|nary chair instead of on the witness stand. s iil BER FOU NTH. 182, stSIX 1 puNcANSON BROS, Anode ut 8-e0t 2 pends, of course, upon a man’s weight ascom-| Judge Gardner ordered both to be seated and LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOWN, northern waters, during which time, accom- | pared with his muscle, upon the total distance | the war was over. . Freeents, consisting of Diamonds, | "[YHOMAS DOWLING, Anctoucer. ci icaias Soaaaaae panied by Lieut. Ffolliott Powell, R. N., and | he is required to climb in a day, and thenumber | She continued her story about a visit to the | Golt and Silver Watches, key and stem-winders: Vest | Gh axcRRY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE . LONDON illema of hours in which he performs his task. At | residence of Stiles’ parents at Dixon, Ill. She | Chains. Ladies’ Chzins and Necklaces, Lockets, Brace- ONC) STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN and GALWAY, Dr. Guillemard, he traversed Kamschatka oy . Jets, Studa, Sleeve-buttons, re eS ous kinds, FOUR-AND-A-BALF AND SIXTH STREETS. Imost from end to end. From an interesting | Morpeth It was found that there was a wheel | denied having received $7,000 of Stiles’ money. | sets Joncity old silver ena oie Ware, Sewing Ma- -AND-A- ND 5) 3 Prepaid ouctindiis tor Weleniaanh bs Me 3 sting | 16.8 feet in circumference, and a prisoner on it | He only gave her about $70 during all their in. | Sihas ties: Se yw Instrumente, Bodke, Mirrors, | By authority of « decree of the Supreine Court of preernal’ shares certificates for Petendognd Me letter recently received from Dr. Guillemard, | ascended—or did. what ‘was equivalent to | thnacy, while she gave him €2:700. Linens dee Clothe, Shneis and Gioacesecar ein | erates fe columen paced ta the anes CBE | from te Cla County: toany ralropd etaion on we gather the following particulars: Leaving | ascending—33.6 teet a minute. He worked 185 Drs. Jackson and Jauks testified that the dis- "to ntion. The | equity docket No. re mul offer for sale, in front of | Passengers direct f from Leraen ince tala es aa ae tenon August 4. a voyage of nine days | minutes, or about three hours, a day, thus | mennorrhesa with which prisoner was afflicted | ssle will condatue unt ail are plete lane hotter as | UAL" OE DECE MIEN 1a Ma POU E OCENEE | and created a walk aT ha bay under steam and sail brought the Marchesa | Scaling a heizht of 7.200 teet altogether, ana, | affected her mind, and they believed her insane |-baving articles on dononit will ples-e By order Na- | P.M., lot numbered one hundred and two (103), in | thecomfort of rasencers. Cabin, $90, $70 and $80. to Petropauloveky, a tiwn | cf acai e 300 | #8Suming that he was a twelve-stone man, his | when she shot Stile: tional Loan Office, 1007 7th street. a2-d&ds inost of which are as good as new, ; Cing’s recorded subdivision of original lot numicred | Intermesliste, $40.” Storage, Jowext ratex. 5 day’s work was equivalent to lifting 541 tons four (4), tn square numbered four lanared aud ninetse pagers TAs BELL ah Tae Mee Dy inhabitants, situate on the shores of Avatika ot LEY, Auctioneer. two (492), in the city of Washington, District of Colum- NAN B aa Bay. This’t fectly land-locked harbor, | t*Tough a foot of space. At Carlisle a prisoner ‘The Death of Anthony Trollope. — bia, together with the improvements thereon, anid prop. | &¥€-._ OF & itaining, like’ Sydney ‘harbors dumenorg | Undergoing precisely the same nominal sen-| Anthony Trollope, whose dexth Is camenced | AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. | erty routine is feet 1inch on Cwtrest woul, "betwean | New YORE 207 Broa ae aon eg anor numerous | tence was put upon a wheel fifteen and one. this morning, was born in 1815 and educated at | 1 will sell for F. Selinger, at 737 7th street northwest, | 4% and Oth streeta west, and containing 2,631 square | Piiade focal agente. minor harbors, and pronounced to excel both | halt feet in Greumtocence aud asosnded thitt is morning, was THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTIETH, | feet, more or less. 8 Sydney and the Bay of tio inthe beauty and i eagrdlia A a inolnn -M._ This sale will con-ist of— rae of nale:, The purchase money to be paidin | Wo GuTH G)RMAN LLOYD— rete juai installments, one third in cash on the ratificstion 2 gine of Ladies Rice ARR yee) bt rey wale, one third nous yearend ene ahine : STEaMsHte Line Between New Yore, Hava, Ladies’ Jewelry, Solid Gold Gent's from the day of sale. jd | Winchester and Harrow. From 1884, until No- one feet per minute for six hours a day instead | at TL ovo | of three, thus climbing 11,160 feet, or about the | vember, 1867, he was connected with the Loxpox, SouTHAMPTON i 5 3 ni : fwo years deferred payments | phe ‘of this company Will nail EVERY 0% helght of St. Hernard or the Simpion dally. Tn- | British ‘postal service, being frequently sent | Eaties Jewelry, Sata? nfs and Laion Chainn, | fe Loar frm te day of ele The deferred paymrnts spsstines of this company. wil water unre Hee ee ete Peed | stead of lifting 541 tons a day through one foot, | abroad to estabilsh postal conventions. He gadget bts aud in allgpe of he largest tock of Brycaat pose antl paid Ao be cured oy adend | Rt Tena Sow York, fat organizing the expedition to the north, and on fe nee oenonee, ee Conti weighing | visited the United States several times and fine lie of custame-sneie Orerecate Deiere Boe oe be atthe cost of the purchaser, who is to | Bouthampton and Bremen, first cabin, $10); recording August 19 the party started, accompanied by Ser + pate 2 traveled extensively elsewhere. In 1871 and | Pants: Ladies’ Dresses and Silk Dress Patterns; Shawls, | depo-it with the Trustees the su two Russian guides and interpreters and five | ,,.¢tt/ing what they believe'to be a safe means of "$100 tpn the | SAI FOU; Mlocrage, $0, cepa. tee Clo ks, Bibles, Books, Jools, Boots and Sh knocking down of the said lot of it OF pasnace Cb. Ivabia avenue northwest, Agents conien ey. | different prisons throughout the country, where | ran for Parliament for the constituency of Bey- | tune Fvenines at’? p.m. until every lot is sold. FRED. W. JONF! ae —e ais, Thich, were required for the journey. | cach prison was manazed ladepaudendy of alt lUberal, he was defeated. He | wilt ese eas chew on which the time has expired THOS: H-CALLAN, { Trostocs, MBURG LINE. Riding Rine hours @ day, and stopping | the others, the commissioners decided. that iq | CTY: but, being a liberal, he was defeated. He te ¥. SELINGER, Broker. al-dte 472 Louisiana avenue.” | 4 AMBURG te aes, Quly em, route. on. one of | ait prisons a day's work on the treadiill shoatd | W#3 to the Trollope family what Dickens was to | oxy, anetionoer. nos aw WAN SOWING anaes WEFELY LINE OF STRAMERS which they hunted, but only obtained one be equivalent to the raising of a man’s bods | the world of story-tellers—thelr most prolific Jamees LEAVING sEW YORK EVERY THURSDAR ays. ] a0 : fe = = ty authority of a decree of Supreme Court of x fl Ni 3 distance to which had been much underes meptes t : ill. in eit Ls caer ornament tae LL So AUS CO) Louisiana sven, 8s. Boy eanity, do: ©. B. RICHARD & 00., ard, and, if a 12-stone man will, in the course of | works are nearly all ‘fresh jn the popular mind. Opposite City Post Office. of AX, HE E Genera! Passengwr Agente, Teens fee the een ee quaring made arrange- | his ‘dus's work, lit about 675 tons through one | Portree ee te Trollope became editor of — OF DE EMBEM, 1a), a POUR O'CLOCK EP Moe, G1 Brosdwar, New Lark, ments for the yacht to meet them on the coasts, 2 ze ee sea ctober, 1867, FFECTS OF A PRIVATE FAM | front of the preimiccs, ali the interest and extats of js visi “ ~ | foot. Thi we understand, is what is| the St. Paul's Magazine and he was also one of = 1017 C SURF ET, NEAR | Christopher Boy'e n anil to the whole of lot numbered Or to PERCY G. SMITH, and not wishing her to be longer than was nec- ovided for in th structure fi ictori ia” (15 d SOUTHWEST. ONE | ten (10), in+quare numbered six hundred and thirty- = a ide g | Provided in the new structure in| the authors of “The!Victorla Regia” (1861) an s On 3 t x hundi rt 1951 and 619 Peuney vanta avenus, Re rete ofhanting | Coldbath the magnitude of which |of ‘Original Contributions in Poetry’ and ie fg Ag oie taaclngei \l for “Tourist Gaz-tte.™ oot river was commenced without delat: Raftewers | Would probably surprise most persons | Prose,”*dedicated tovH. R. H. the Princess of TEN O'CLOCK A.M. ving a depth of one hundred (100) ft with the im- | 7VUNARD LINE. ced without delay. Rafts were | onfamiliar Such, Cstablishments, | Wales, on her marriage in 1863. He was a|_ At the wale will be found Parlor Sultesin Brown | provements consicting a Boyes Hal! eae ote Ret anne ee aa fe ee eee though affording accommodations—if that be | great friend and admirer of Thackeray and | Reps and Flush Furniture; Walnut Drop-leat and Mec, | valuable buildings. e —a dis = ae ss i Die-top Tab'es; Brussels, Ingrain and other Car- zs the proper word to be applied to a treadwhee wrote a brief sketch of him in 1864, which fora for Parlors, Stairs and Chambers; Pic- | toan encumbrance of $9,000, bearine interest at 400 oe ina soenery, which was that a birch | for little more than one-half the number provi- | long time gave almost the only authoritative ac- | tures oud Window ‘Heinen’ Distant: E> | cain of eoven (1) ner autres hacen ciety for a great part of the youre: bento ut's | ded for in the house that was burned dows. | count of the great npvelioee Hie ent ee tgprion abies Chali," Tetegcratore- cy Calon, pasate ats and twelve monthe, with futeres fa grander type as the coast was neared. At one | Pat had 640 boxes; the new one, as we have | Mr. Trollope contribiited alonger biography of de when (The snterest to be sold 1s the whole preperts. eublect A Se ere. GMISULP COMPANY LMITEM ORK AND LIVE! CORK HARBOR, Crockery; : sets, 1 Single Walnut Bedstead, Hair and Shuck Mat- day of sale. A deyo-it of $250 to be n a intimated, has 350; but eyen with this number | his triend and literaty master to the ‘English | trastes, Feather Beds and Bedcio:hing, Walnut Reolin. | property is struck off, and the purchaser has the option Point six magnificent mountains were in sight | 10 motion’ the place preeeute @ very singular ap- | Men of Letters” seriés Hur Gate: Gane and ciher Rockers, "Tolter Sete and To'pay whole purchase Se me, one, Klootchefskolia by | pearance. ‘The whole of the prissterea: wo Wardrobe: five nearly new Heating Stoves, Cook Stove stee, name, a superb volcano, absolutely conical, and | # aa ee: aa FRED, JON are visible at once, and the wails of the buildin; Yorn’s M iM Mrs Henry | pode, wo whieh Sete Te cee ee | oe ne Cant Baling, 471 Louies ewes, i o ‘w Yorx’s Missin #RCHANT.—Mr. Henry | &0ds, to which we invite the att:ntion of buyers. = ‘at very low raton, eeapt Rit ia ated ten appear all alive with them. It isa substantial ah iswanershant tos inysteriously Aree hse CHARLES WEEKS, Salona For Other Auctions See Sth Page. fiteol sd Queeveiown and all thor partaat europea the coloring of the forest is described by Dr. | *Ueture, of considerable length, lighted trom | peared from his house ia_New ork Manwty jeans SS —— font tases wr ‘Throuch bills of Iaden given for Guillemard as equal tn richness of scarlet, crim-| the Toof. the wheels extending the whole | hight, is still missing. Supt. Walling has sent = PIANOS AND ORGANS. Havre, Antwerp and other forts. ou the Contos Ga, son and gold to that of the forests of biren, | lenéth, two on each side, one on the level of | § ‘description of the man to every elt: ain rpHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, SET Jor Mediterranean ports, ete Towan and aspen in Lapiand and Norway. the | {He Found flvor and oné on a gallery level | Foster who last, week disapeared: heey wins is "3 Be, # bowling Gran or (rah recta Sud eabun % expedition camped nightly on the banks of the | 18@, space in front of each wheel 1s | countable manner, called at police headquarters IS BIGELO' ‘ashingtony divided by di rtitlons Into abo FROM THE CAPITOL. the celebrated Kranich S Bach E14 = C Sn a 2 s vided by wooden partitions into about 1 in- AROS river; Ce befeeepee tell pees but ay sold thirty Sona mak on Slee sei and in New oe aera ane tol be the nee i Double VEBNON H. BROWS cury fell below the freezing point in the tents, | ©! Section subdivided into three boxes, in | which lasted five days, he went about from city Le: ao manne each of which a drab-suited prisoner is placed. to city to escape an imaginary violent crowd. | ALL THE ARTICLES REMAINING FROM THE =o (feschen tae nee te ae oe ae nied hep mal eines ‘rom hin ‘anor ty Or He believed that Hipage vbecame sudenly LATE FAIR AT THE CAPITOL BELONG!NG TU naara, Swarmed in the forest, and at one| Warder on the foor of the howe The ero | affected, and thinks it probable that Mr. Rich EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS.. from world-renowned factory of Wim. : ibe & Co., well-known factory of E. Cam: similarly affected. THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND REMOVED | mon and otiers. Pianos for rent. Tun! ea uinety bad wean Kiled a Soe) eee (Pa SR et ee EC = TO MY STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE, | uortiwost above Pounsyivacm acege, ©) 1th, sire and capercailzie abounded, and afforded plenty | $0" Of a0 hour on the wheel and five minutes off. MEDICINE FOR WOMAN. of sport, while in places the river was #0 full of | 2"ere feat bet Neos Vaalel Sands of fad Wea Geen oF da ned avrith thou- | boxes, the off man being seated on stool in front Guillemard made ont six or seven varieties of | fthe section to which he belongs. A warder COMPRISING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT HAs DAVIS & CO.’S PIANOS. OF ABSELECTED STOCK OF THESE SUPERB PIANOS NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES. FrePA | LARKS: 228.0. Soren ‘CON: salmon, but expresses an Opinion that rev ac | standing with a clock. betore him, every five INVENTED BY A WOMAN, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO FROM THE come “Np SEF THEM, ticular atteition paid to all Dinsases Peculie te aang even more than this Photo he oe the bein minutes cries out: ‘Ones, change,” ‘twos, BEST MANUFACTURERS, H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th street northwest. married or single. All xrreguerition and Ovecten fea> as tat retaken and thor see en- | change,” or “threes, change,” aa the case may ; Square and Baby Grand to order. 616 | bles treated. “Thirty-five yours’ experience. ual-lme aud altitudes obtained by obsersethor and | ®%, 80d at the word each man steps from the FOUR VERY SUPERIOR SEWING MACHTX! EATIVS ORGANS, 37 STOPS $125, PIANOS, | [)tinsore Ma nekeee me et Ae eRe soundings were taken of the riverand its gourse | Wheel and changes places with the occupant of re S70 RACY SUREER (Gy Sad oGht ISEASER, viz, Oran Froution from the head-waters to the sea. Joining the | the seat in front of the wheel. : PREPARED BY A WOMAN FOUR CASES OF CHALK CRAYONS, freo. Address DANIEL ¥. BEATTY. Washin iy wag It isa dismal-looking gathering of humanity ton. N. J. where the Alaska Fur Company's ccaj | many of them appear to be tolerably sick of RAILROADS. Aout Errors, Weaknom, “rookery" was visited, the party ‘traveling | tei Job, which ts about as dreary and uatn-| gypra e PINKHAIrS VEGETABLE COMPOUND | TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS CASES OF FANCY Positiviy’ and permanent y cured without snodicl serie tia tenores ta elie Ge by tweive | interesting as the wit of man could devise. Nor ARTICLES AND MANY OTHER Goops watce | Fy TE a es Px dogs each. The “rookery” was found to com, | !8 the Interest of it much enhanced by the " ¥ . = ape Ie a Posrrrve Comm CANNOTeBE MENTIO: ae SS THE &, NSULT THE ONLY BOTANIC PHY sist of some 50,000 fur sels basking on the iow | KBowledze—which probably a good many of 5 MENTIONED IN THIS ADVER- TA W, TO) TRACK! eee kee oes ‘Washt —Patients’ boarded juired Sue hing: | N.B.—Patienta’ if required or visited at ERVOUS PROSTRATION. PREMATURE DEBIL- Nig Poet visas in Washi BROTHERS & GRAY, 06 the prisoners do not possess—that this ever- i TISEMENT, ALL OF WHICH WILL AR- street southwest. men successfully treated: Dywe Shipunsky, where the party str ‘a good here of avery compact and commodious flour-mill, common to our best female population. -| BANGED AND 81) 'e a LEAVE WASHINGTON. oat tions, J its, Cancers, Fever and Fever Sores. tacoma tera ort aay at Hetropnio- | mn THEN wha warmers the Gap 40r-| acon cree neon ont renaaceme os se Saar origin cate Sate | Ss ye ii ee oe fag . : 00— ‘and Way Stations. r ime es el ar ee hero is very complete and efficient, apparently, | plaints, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Ulcers. | The above articles will be sold at my salesroom on | 1°:00—Butimors, El i pc nyo _bit-Lm' skina of which fetch such hizh prices in the Lon- | Dut ft takes the full complement of 350 men to | fon. Falling and Dislacsnents, end tho eoptenuent | yoxDAY, DECEMBER ELEVENTH, at TEN | °90_Datimor, stownand Warrvia Rely) | [)"izetis hucearats Hole Winciee Rae don market. On the return’ voyaze to Jaren | Work the five pairs of stones, and with less | Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted i than the full the miller, if he had to | Changes of Lite. Be etn oe Eola eat of Hecks and Way Stations. yur and all’ Medicated, Bats the Marchesa encountered the full fury of a ty- | {®" the Tull power the miller, if he | Tt will dissolve and expel Tumors from the Uterus in | should command the attention of buyers. 8:10—PHIL-ADELPHIA, NEW YORE-AND BOSTON | gunn y genet & pode Risxs oom, eae hoon, in the height of which one of the hands | @vPevd | on his | business, would _proba- |, T= f . The tendency of Gan- EXPRESS. ‘Cars to New York = ae phoon, i ehanis! ply soon be bankrupt.’ Although, as | ly stage of development sed N. B.—The Paintings belonging to th> exhibition will! g.40—Staunton and Valley F (connects for Ha- RS. BO Dehaved well, Dat toot hoe eoard. The yacht |r, Grover says, the treadmill ie gener | ous Humors is euccked very epeodily by ita use. be sold at rome future da a6 at ‘nd at Pout of Rocks for erederice) | LD Denaved well. but two boats were smashed and | ait, “considered” by” enaheere o peenet, | Te removes Faintness, Fiatulency, destroys all Ore- ve Aim 74g BALTIMORE Ex em. Chills, Parciyeis, Nev TIMOR umatem, Cl via, Nerve 10—Point Turku, Rneian Bulpbus an Mex 19 Hyattsville and Lai Express. part of the bulwarks carried away. Yokohama | !!¥ vines for Stimulants, and Helieves Weakness of the | FINHOuAs DOWLING, Auctonear Btops at Delteviie, Anpapene Joneien, Jee was reached on October 5, and Mr. Kettlewell | ™08t Successful application of human force, as It cures Bloating, Headache, Nervous Pros- — so borer. On Sundays stops at ail siation and his friends left for the interior C5 a foree, yet.he adds, “for the purposes of utility i GCODS SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF STORAGE. der Sige EXPKESS, (stops at ae oe ee ee Oh eben. too large a proportion of the labor is devoted | Tra 708 SATUNRAY, DECEMBER NINTH, | 1882, at : iidilen wakes = to moving the tread-wheel.” However well it] ‘The fecling of bearing down, causing pain, weight | TEN 0% LOCK, .n FOOME ot - [ERE eae ti ™ re lown, y z rl = oes cies aaa may be constructed the macitine must, we tm-| and buckache, 1s always permaontly cured by ite ee, fen con tere tie os = 1 Necunriaiit ouichy cured, Game rom the Chicago Tribune. . azine, be too ponderous and cumbersome to cOrage. 1 :35—On Sunday o1 0 ce ee ce Higher than Gilderoy’s kite.’ ufford an econoinical motive power, and its one | p&Z,PHYSICIANS USE AT AND PRESORIBE IT we. F. RaMex, | }) i eEXPRISS. Dem. with laden OWS. The words came with mournful distinctness | great merit is that it is cordially detested by all | ZEELY-. ITE> STATES MAKSHAL'S BALE. — BY 3. ORE E: BERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE. from the ashen lips of Aristides Mulcahey ashe | the Jail-birds. A prisoner of experience was| Tt willat alltimes and under all circumstances act U pitt ot & Tae! of fer! racine Isened out of the | PD tag : DNcosca' tahini ‘arantes ecare all =e 32 stood within the precincts of a vine-embowered | lately heard to express hts opinionthatthenum- | in harmony with te lnwathat govern the female ays- | Cot cect the Supreme Court ig, Urmary Oncatimy Sher cottage, his handsome face pallid with griet, | i tecsiye kere niece ee al OM WhO | "Es cure of Kidney Complaint of either ons this Pg eta enemy DT scssok? 4 while the nervous twitching of the riant mouth | avain. The rule for all prisons now is that | Oo™Pound is unsurpassed. sn ae ‘DA 3 Res 44is_Point of hocks Predeceh: min. | F de that was overhung by @ drooping moustache | until prisoner has earned 224 marks—which | LYDIA E, PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND | Be i claiin, ond intere ndaiit oa ANA ay ggabione. (On Bunday to Polnt of showed how bitter was the pain by which hia|he may do in twenty-eight days if he| is prepered at 233 and 295 Western avenue, Lynn, ra 5 ete. id 545—BALTIMOKE EXP! (Martivsburg and | JpEAD! Reap horse ower ‘Steam wi ° R = soul was racked. chooses—he is to be in the first stage and to “be | Mass. Price $1. Six botiles for $5. Sent by mail in ener So bie ze ey) via Kelny. Slopmat ‘and Laurel.) Bertie Ceell, to whom he had spoken the | employed ten hours daily in strict separation on | the form of pills, alsoin the form of lozenges, on receipt Pia outing Mack #25 Eola of Roots and Way Stations DR MOTT'S FRENCH words with which this chapter opens, was | first-class hard labor, of which six to eight hours | cf rrice, $1 per box foreither. Mrs. Pinkham of Certain cure for all U1 ‘Dincanes, in for all Urinary :00— Balt 30—BALTIMURE EXPRESS. Fyphilie, &c. 40—PITISBUKG, CLE’ B. EN freely seated languidly on afauteuil. a cynicel, I-have- | will be on crank, treadwheel, or work of a Gomwegy ot iniers of tnquizy. . Send for pemaphiet, Ad- and_ DETROIT ‘corner . a wv : i to Pi avenue Lorih est. been-In-Oshkosh smile playing lightly over his | similar nature.” ‘It is undoubtedly wearying | drewas ani Jovied upon asthe property of Georwe F. Bider, tol t940° PLILADEL TITAS NEw Ok at BOSTON | Soe noe St, tee Pat face. He was one of those superbly fly men| Work, though the motion Is very leisurely, — thator Gane way yy, Biever (ars to Now York. — to whom the rapid civilization of the nine- | Although there are apparently four wheels, they fare i ian nant & ies 0.'E. HENY, ‘States Marshal, | 19:65 "Chicayo, Cin jot Louivand a — teenth century has given birth, and as he sat | are all cogged together in a manner which LIVER TY Roig be without LYDIA E. PINKHA ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. : 11:36 SRP One ENB ee NS Asitbatt malysmereiann, there in all his insouciance and strij pants | makes them virtually one machine from a due | and torpidity of the lives ‘So conts per box. No" | December 2, 1882. a6-4t* | +) 3punday only. Other trains daily, exceptSunday | bility, Premature Decay, one could see that. althonzh his life had ever | share of working which no prisoner can escape, ‘Station. xn: Al trains from Washington 807 Box uz 412, Davoamrs._2a IRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUBLE REAL ESTATE. stop Own Tr been a gay and reckless one, it had held for | and ln this respect it is unquestionably one of ar ae oer waaay Rite oatmor sat | ot eal ure, vice i 8-00 a, Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, 619 and 1351 him much of disappointment and sorrow. | the best and most equable forms ot punishment By virtue of a deoree of the Circuit Court for, Pennsyivania avenue, corner 14th street, “Soke refused yu point-blank?” he asks. |” | a8 yet devised. When.us it seems very possible | tive pu E eae caren ashe wal nt the higaett bidder = cro erie ao creeenee © be checked snd received st “Yes,” ts the reply. “She could never bear to | we may be able to do one dav, we have suc- r@) the store ‘G. Gi Spal & . LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent, Balto. leave her dear parents and the little brothers | ceeded in making the wheels grind a stream ot Cheaper and better for Cooking Purposes, a im WM. CLEMEN is. Master of Traus..Baito. my? and sisters whose lives were wrapped up In hers, cleotrictty into secondary batteries for general bers? we doy a ; Tyee oneaz God knows T love her, though” —anu the strong | utility purposes. we may, perhaps, make our ; 4 Mra PENNSYLVANIA ROUTR man turned away to hide his grief. nS | rclaons paying spnceran REQUIRES BUT HALF THE QUANTITY. 1and:cont ¥ Bertie was by his side in an instant. ——_———<e-—_______ Manufactured gnly by he told you nothing else?” he asks, “gaye Latent Styles for Gentlemen. WASHINGTON / BUTCHER'S SONS, ? you no other reason?” From the American Tailor. “No,” is the reply. “none whatever.” PHILADELBAIA. “ For general purposes the cutaway frock in Then go back to her,” Bertie says, “and pss plead with her again” —and he seats himeciy | its various forms will be the favorite coat. It fataceusie ii bese Gane in the chair and awaits the return of his | will be made to close with two, three, and four FERRE VES rece Re eae friend. : buttons. The four-button will take the lead. | No,62 PAPER-HANGINGS. No,.076 Ina few momeuts Aristides reappears, his | The three-button will be extensively used for} street. LATEST STYLES. Street. pure young face wreathed in smiles. eye s eee Patterns and Shades Brown, old Gold. ne gabes” Fetano Dietoe, TO THE NOK’ DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS. % short men, and quite frequently for others, ‘What success?” asks Bertie. i Aristides does not reply at onee, but, stepping | While the two-button cutaway will rapidly | Cus y. Tompelsn snd other to Bertie’s side he jeans forward and whispers | grow in popularity. These garments, aside Having in low, azonized tones: She was bluffing with- pecs out a pair. cipal ae © Late Fichu, A very good story, and what 's more, an au- | ter of skirt to back. The shoulders are nar- thenticated one, fs told of the wife of a well- | TOW; the sleeves small, cut half and ; é put in with very hittie fullness, fin! iy ‘Express, 9:3) a.m. fo known and respected Nottingham manufac- to imitate cuffs, or stitched around a 10:30. .m. and 1:20, turer,who, being with her husband in Paris, and Upper et, Bae Bes 3 occupied with the colossal shopping which such em, £8, 638 12d" visits seem inevitably to entail, Tell in love with | cient alace fichu of exquisite fineness and delicacy, which was offered to her for the moderate sum of 240 francs. She would instantl chased it had she not been band, wi her not a little, as she knew him to be a jude of good lace, and won- dered, therefore, at his lack of <ppreciation of this beautiful specimen. The moment left the shop her disapp>intment broke * “Jobn, why did that lovely thing? only jr you could not think that dear. Why did you not let me have it?” “You are quite richt, my dear;” was the re- ply of the unmoved John. -‘We consider that very superior article; and the want you to buy it is because «¢ my own frames, and I can eS Tine, 6mm ended pm. dally, except