Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1883, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. DAMBMANN, THE SPOON. sien BISMARCK AT SADLY MIXED. NOW 15 THE hike To Cone sexx HUMURS, LADIES GOODS. ack Door Acconnix of the Way the Great German Chancelior Lives. From the New York World, Atall, plump and comely German woman about thirty years old, with mild blue eyes and yellow hair, wound in coils on the back of her head, stood in the door-way of a littletwo-story frame house on Lincoln street, Newark, yester- aay. Clinging to her skirts was a chubby little boy of three years, his rosy cheeks smeared with molasses yright hand nolding acup of black coffee. He was Herbert Pioch, the marck. The woman was Mrs. Amelia Pioch, his mother, who was for years Pri Bis- pwn cook in his Berli hteen months ago M who isa re United utin a few xd-son of the eldest son of Prince Bis- | A Preacher and a Showman Compare Notes of a Cherokee Tour. From the Arkansaw Traveler. “Any one who thinks his mission on earth will not be fulfilled uniess he preaches to the Indians j May go and preach to them,” said the Rev. Mr. | Meilwood, “but I prefer to preach to other peo- | ple. I was very enthusiastic some time ago, jand thought it was my duty to preach to the | poor, deluded Indian, but my experience has it me that I-misunderstood the situation. ing made application, 1 was commissioned ‘o into the territory and distribute the Word among the red men. My first appointment was a little log house in the Choctaw Nation. Quite a congrezation had gssembled when I ar- rived, and I feit very much encouraged. With- | out introducing myself I went to the rear end | of the house, where I found a rude table, and ‘The Rich Young Man Who was Cap- tured by an Opera Bonffe Singer. From the New York World. Mile. Nixau, the charming little French bouffe singer who came over with Grau’s company, and who has been captured and carried off the stage by the young Monte Cristo, Charles Damibmann, is back in the city again. She re- turns to Europe next week. It seems that Dambinann, who is a roving blade, made the acquaintance of Nixau on the steamer coming to this country, though he had lost his heart to her over the footlights ot the Folies Dramat- iqnes in Paris. He made love to herin the most ardent manner, and being rich, and possibly good looking, the little French woman surren- dered. Immediately. on arrival here a private civil It is at this season when tHe pores open freely and the perspiration is abundant that Disfiguring Humors, Hu- miliating Eruptions, Itching Tortures, Salt Rheum or Eczema, Peoriasis, Totter, Ringworm, Baby Humors, Scrofula, Scrofulous Sores, Abscesses and Discharging Wounds, and every species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply Diseases of the Skin and Scalp are most speedily and economically cured by the Coricuna REMEDIES. IT Is A FACT. ‘Hundreds of letters in our possession (copies of which may be had by return mail) are our authority for the as- sertion that Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors, whether Scrofulous, Inherited or Contagious, may NOW be per- mnanently cured by CuTicunaRESOLVENT,the new Blood Purifier, Diuretic and Aperient, internally, and Cc71- curs and Curicuns Soap, the gréat Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally, in one-half the time and at one- half the expense of any other season, SEWING MACHINES, &e. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, ‘OTICE TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. ‘Mrs. M. Perkins, of New York. te now tn W ASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE A Cal wW SE ig MACHINE COMPANY, Corner th and trvets. | Ladion, before buying a Machine please look at the great imuprovemment ih ‘curuew Hugi, Aten Mat THE NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, av invited to call and he Pat = icans "| - Lae aT eae seems, Patterns cut | For foot and band power. Old Amezicans’ taken in ex. a . Received this day a fresh “NE ” FISKE BROS. 604 9th stroet, “DOMESTIC” “Sr SOR Wa atinas he from $20 uj. 023-3t Genuine Bargains. No agents, Onporite Patent Onice._ | Crtinting, repairing, MUuilding and remodeling, all Lavrs, ¢. AUERRA Comer 7th and Kotice these Prices and call and Examine the Goods. | Agency Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, «8 VESTS, Fine Merino, 50° nye aerate, Bey Tur Latest Axo Best. UNDER" UNDERVESTS ine Wool, #1 UN: avy = - ‘The NEW LEADER Sewing Machine te comented. by: Extra Heavy and Wool, $175; price | experts to be the lichtest running, easiest to manaue an . Heavy 41. UNDERVESTS. Very Best Soar ee pera a ge ee NDE! 2.00; pel facture and sold in tess thaal twelve monte where g.35° OF GRR We will show you at the same time aseort- | Prices for cash or easy monthly paymenta. No canvas- ment of Infant's Honictys a lovely escort | Sirm. Gams to the office or scad peaeal ol DOUGLASS’, 9th street. Wa. HE CS MAIL LINE TO NO MONKOE AND TNE SOUTH OL "The epular steamer GONE LEAR greet WiCULE every MONDAY WEORESDRY ced FRIDAY, at 5.30p.an.. stopping at Piney Ponttecg feld Harbor ears wa Cora Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providenss steamers. Freight received daily until 5 p.m. 1. M. HUDGINS, Gen, . P. 5 Agent, —-, Serle aN nineteen . FPORTEBSS | MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE Rafe and Elegant Steamer JANE: MOSELEY Fare 50 cents. Meals served on the European Plam after October Ist, 1883 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5:20: POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS — Steamer THOMP. SON — MC AY, WEDNESDAY and ny Nd Tam Fare. cents.’ For infornt ply at « Fal Gti National Metropelitan Bask 610 hen treet, of at boat, foot of Gh stivet. GhO. 1B PHILLIPS, ALFRED Woon, ae pez _ Superintendent, Secretary. Stat ARROWSMITH States and settled in they will retara RS. M. 8. RICH, Deel ean . M. S. RICH, DRESSMAKE! ywecial facthities torn GREATEST ON EARTH. M Hos taken the hore ie Masachnetts avenne | ®t $2.50 per month. Comtcuna Rewepirs are tho greatest medicines on | Horthwest, and will be glad tosee her friends and. cus: - earth. Had the worst case Salt, Rheum in this county, | 'MeTS. olj-im* ‘Leaves 7th-stroct wharf at Tam. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, ‘ marriage ceremony took place, though Nixau 0 one re- a prayed, | insisted on going back home to be married under begat pi French law—no other marriage being binding in id she will | asked the congregation to sing. Recently | Shended and [ sang a hymn. aeeere to ect | after which I took my text SILENT : : Sewing Ma. | Connerting with Baltimore and Ohio RR st Shopheres Snark Ree eee her opinion. | It is for this that ene returns Next | fy mother nad it twenty yen, anal stat dink See SDIS, MODISTE.— : sh Peete aege: | fet, Gn Ssh fot Nun ae ern rio oy of Prin: | ss, and thinkin: e Tdid not | weeks the couple took up thelr abode in 24th | paieve Curiccna wonld have saved her life. My arms, nd Dresses made at the shortest ete ae i. wharves and i himploy of Prin 2 exhibit enough spirit I doubled my efforts. | Street, having magnificent apartments on the | preastand head were covered for three years, which Fitting, Correct Prices Clement's Bay, wharves and ini Pretty soon a white man, who seemed to have | fitst floor, for which Monte Cristo had paid $100 ening Dresses: Bridal erme- nt her actus nothing relieved or curd until I used the Curtcuna ys On Satumlays for i : i : salty. EMBER, cur “rohandtown aud iitcrmediale labdinge, dew at fin the German chan-| ‘ose and said: | @ Week. | He had a valet who had traveled with | Resouvext internally, and Curicura and Curicuna {07 Penticylvania ave. over M.Willian's, | 7) t we are the only authorized Ai the cele- | returning Sundays. ry of oe ae erman chan. ‘Hold on a minute, capt'n. We want to ae for sn ee singer ce te minds Soar externally. J. W. ADAMS, Newark, 0, M re = A C Beate iy auth ents for o 0 had cooked for | Know when the show is goin’ to commence.’ se bea a ll SS SE } HARTFORD AND NEW HOME SEWI INES <o an old triend who had cooked for Ment isan Te e Hofman house at the sacs ot ents per week: IssEs Sepewick Awnp Unnisraay, ME, SEWING MACHINES Trek fora i time,” said Mrs. 7 ind istrict po vely the layout ia bis kitehen aed | ‘Yes, show. Although wedon’t think mneh | On the night that the bouncing bouffer made her GR®AT BLOOD MEDICINES. ate with Mme. Van Reuth) | Shatin nt ducsute mbctra ne ey the Mehtest ranning Dee favorite dishes. | Of @ one man show, yet we concluded to come | Htst appearance in “Boccaccio” the infatuated | “The half has not been told as to the great curative | Have opencd their Dresemaking Parlors, 925 Lith street | ld Mac old cn eany nonin pagrmen special ry voice | aid see what you could do. “Quit your talkin’ | Panbmann sent her a cartload of flowers. some | powers of the Corscvna iteaxoins. 1 lave paid hun- | Oovnoner Geacgerans aac Cost iscount foreaah. > Z aoe — Dy ois an’ git down to business.’ of the pieces being larger than the lady herself. | dreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the | BOtthwest. eee, nat Wan ter Oosthemes, "ss arre sal vial omy inthe betas purchasing. STFAMER W. W. CORCORAN. " rons Soe “"L did not come to give a show, my good i invested in this form of | blood and skin, and never found anything yet to equal | Tailor Finished Cloth Suits a specialty. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Teaves 7th stint whirl daily (except SS 528 Oth street northwest, St. Cloud Buidiig, | Vernon at 10 o'clock aan. returtiige reaches “Wi ? | "Teaid: § f adoration. 'Shortly afterwards the young hus- | the Curicura Reatepres, CHAS. A. WILLIAMS, 1 t that he has crown fat in the past | People.” I said. ‘I came to preach to you . bal er ‘pipe ae # PARISIAN ROBES, 08-30" is . ton about 3.30 pam. AE that he has srown fat in the past [Ps "That's ali yery well,’ sald the white man, band Ea hy a diamond heck: | Providence, RL. Mt u 4istclsss Machines for rent by wok or mont o0 2. BLAKE, Captain, pleasant man whe any of the old | ‘but we know what you come for. You come to | !8ce, n n _K =e \OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. —t Bervaiite, bat cv In the house, from the | give ns a show and how want to back out. We | Tings and a diamond ‘encased watch, the whole CURE IN EVERY CASE, as Ke A, Dosovas, NTLEMEN’S GOODS P SS bani fe kent enter ain't agoin’ to have no such shirkin’ as that, an’ | footing up something like $50,000. One day, 2 90 F street, (Junction of 9th and F streets.) So rs z The steamer SUE, Cant. W. C. Geoehoran Jeaves servants up to his wife. kept out o if you don't give us asong an’ dance, we'll tie | While out promenading, Nixau saw a splendid | Your Curtccra Remepres outsell all other medicines (OMMONS i aa Steahenron's wharf, ‘fort of 7th st SUNDAY, when he was in a race. Ie is a very he you to @ tree an’ whale you till you can’t | Vase In a shop window. She expressed great | Ikeep for skin diseases, My customers and patients say Latest Styles of Everything Appertaining to T ss 3 pS ee a man. = Ney went wrong aioeal? ~| admiration for it. Next evening, on returning | that they have effected a cure in every instance where ev Landin a3 FRIDAY at 9 odooe CHARLES HYATT, Psornietor, pm, é ut the hous B other remedies have failed. e ‘All accommodations strictly first-clana, 5 “I begged, but to no purpose. The Indians | home. she found it in her parlor. It cost $900, et : * MILLINERY. — * or freight must be sd revetved lolly. tat bneceitary Sone crowded around and swore, that they would | afd Sr. Dambmann’s card was appended. HE WEDS OCR VAX, MED: Just received — ATURDALS ony, enone willbe i o SATURDAYS only flay me alive unless I gave thema show. Isaw|. With such a loving husband it might well be | Franklin Falls, NH. a ic A large line of SCARFS for 50c., worth T5e. ' STEPHENSON & BRO., ite, thas he: had: many, & starr that it was useless to argue with them and I | imagined that Nixau took very little interest in paencton piven or money refandel, _of-waitm | ¥eelinect ONDERWIEAE tron to $250, mi6-6m _Tth street wharf and 12th st. and Pa_ ava. Rrbtghtichiage iat lah took off my coat, struck up “When T Can Read | her business. She neglected rehearsals, failed |" 514 ay ess | ray a FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. a : ie de eats at My Title Clear’ to jig time and cut capers to the | to Tearn new parts, and was fined almost daily. | S010 by all Bere eran ce Bee ANGLE CS Suarenee Large line of UNFINISHED AND FINISHED SUITRTS STEAMERS. cama Gawnant (abies anes the ante ei | Gext of toy lnaited api ity. When J concluded | Mr. Dambmann paid all the fines. One day he | Giuarcar Go, pean, tase ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, parity iN ke So nee ne OEE SE SE Ee ane Ade anion BRD STLIES stop, but they | #8ked Maurice Grau what he would take to re- ea Tae iS CH aR * ae = . No. 816 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST, AMS LINE-SUMMER SERVICE “gate CHANCELLOR'S WIFE. would not, hear to sucha ‘cut’ and 1 was com- | lease his assistant prima donna. As Grau saw eae = octt7 Opposite Patent Office. Sakae tan ies ‘at is Bisinarck’s wife?” | Pelled to waltz *A Charge to Keep I Have.’ | ¥ery little comfort ahead in managing such a : = “What sort of a woinan is Bismarck’s wife? nates or another jig fe rebellious singer, he placed the figure at $3,000. = iE, FROM THE MOST. S B E the reporter asked. Tee Ce A eee aan OO ad | TE eas COAIATCE Ghee ea Nica rele oea BEN LIABLE” MODISTE: We) Sos) Aaa, eporter asked. danced ‘Come All Ye Sinners.’ It was shame- 5 eased. ELIABLE MODI chee to Liverpool every Saturday, making the “Oh. she is one of the proudest women,” was | ful, but [couldn't help it. "After awhile the | She will be succeeded in the company by Mute. | ,For Roush. Chapre and Greacy, Skin, Blackheads, NO. 107 F STREET NORTHWEST. 08 svoceson TO pre Me denny wets my Mommy» 9 the re vants in the | white man announced that I might quit. 1 | Fouquet, who Is on hgr way out trom Paris. rae pubes tes M5) anos PRORTED CLOARS, RICH EFFECTS DUBREUIL BROTHERS, tie tunsurtawd, Cabin 870 aid long, | lost no timein leaving the accursed place, let | __Dambmann and his’ Gallic song-bird contem- : SS BROCADE, “SUR TS GHEE NELVET | waNcFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, a ree een oe : ritee hath | me assure you. Just as I was erossing’ the | Plated a trip to California, where, it is said, the NETIE, Ero. Represcuting all the Latest Designs, GENTS’ FURNISHIN Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday, vig for she is so jealous that if the Prince happens | jorder T saw aman limping along, and, catch- | Possessions lie. The valet says there is a tine G NTLEMEN! i s Halifax and St. Johus, N.F. ; to speak pleasantly to one of the housemaids, | ing up with him, asked him the cause of the | cattle ranch out there belonging to his master, 2) EN! settling for thts season embraces over. sixty gifferent 1112 F Srarer Nornwesr, Wasmxorox, D. 0. Iutermnedinte Panmge, @i0. Prepaid Re = as he generally does, she will scold the poor | in:pediment in his st and there are hints of a gold mine. Dambmann | prrore YOU BUY YOUR FALL OR WINTER SUIT | {aseest dishlay ever alee thre sake bean Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to onder. 812.00 save 6 athe Gens on girl and pet + her. Sopnie Lentz,’) “*+P'ye had a terrible time back yonder,’ he | 18 aboot thirty-three years of age. His father ‘OK OVERCOAT 40 SHOULD EXAMINE a we | SE Reg Rine Rules to onder & ALDEN, General Axonta, one of the chamberinaids, was persecuted | sald, pointing to the territory. ‘Iam a show-| Was & heavy importer In this city. He died THE STOCK AT . WILLIAN, ix Fine Slurts : Si tients vecause Prince Bismarck said sh at : bm ie we Lana man and iny name is Billy Ariington. Iama fe ur Phi a Sng ay eee THE MISFIT STORE, ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvaniaavenue. of | ————————— = pue of the servants would speak Of her as the | one-man show, because I find it easier to kee has § 0: veling. a, s TOS TAN Princess when speakiax of her to each other. | myself orsanized than If 1 hada company. i | He speaks French, German and Italian fluently, Conner TeNTH AND F sTREETS, | Mipam B. Wan Reors, __PIANOS AND ORGANS. She has a French woman for housekeeper. and | was advertised to give a show in the territory— | 19 addition to English, and is a rather quiet and | ane goods acta ara possone ansrit taleepfe anjacinas, tries in every way to copy aiter the Empress, | one performance free—and went over to fill my | Unobtrusive person. He cares more for wine | peauty in fabrics and teimnan and. the prices range and she never com to address the lower | engagement. When I got to the place I found | #04 good dinners than street display. Nixau is | lower than those of any house ia the city, At Washington, D.C. 711 7th street G. W. MOSS, 225 Penusylyania avenue, 1112 13TH STREET NORTHWEST, Hoasrxae P; TANOS, k cj 7 k over any sold at 9. Having Just returned from will OPEN, ARE THE BEST. ayt-wamém servants. She likes display, and puta the cooks large audience of solemn looking In- | rather pretty on oe See sna ee makeup Sur § é Overeat ie etual any sold ab 200, FIRST WEER IN OCLOBIC har 2° ORTH GERMAN LLOYD — = fo awful bother getting up grand dinners. but the solemnity of the affair did not 8 some peo) o Neue ur $ 7 Overcoat is equal to any sold at $12, 4 anshi i Srmamsmr 1 TWEEN New Torx, HAVAm, RISMAR FOOD AND DRINK. me. Well, [ got up aaa began a con Off the stage she 1s rather plein, though Our, Ae Greceas os cana ieee sold ate LATEST RES Or eEEss TRIMMINGS: uncnuion hip, Gaiah. fone and Gurebait ‘Area a rMAatrTo% ano Tinea =, “ sou ete 4 aily li when a fellow hopped up andsaid,‘None | She has the jaunty, saucy air ot the vrai ou 22 on oe ee raat Sa Uprichts now on exhibition, Several but ht Pe EVERY WED ee Ce nn oe tusks” wou ttave coats herat Con teeaaie oa | Carteuene he ta arate heavy, unat- Gur 15 Overcoat is equal toany sold at €2 Taflor-made Cloth Sulte a Specialty. sep27-Gm_| Heused will be sold st creat bargains for car or easy | AESDAY AND SATURDAY frum Breanen pier, fost of esieies, Seeence tre tS Selly you've got to preach.’ I told them that I was | tractive dog, a cross between a mastiff and a Our $2) Overcoat is equal to any sold at ADIES FURS REPAIRE! reg | fa exchanye, “New ‘and eccoud-haaid, Planes of nee | to, Have’. Lendon, Sout ereon, and Hreauen, Snes pe tase io ” said M 7 “ = g P 5 me 5 v1 Qur $6 Busincas Suit is eqnal to any sold at 8 ‘AIRED, SEAL SACQUES | Matas at th ins: cabin, $100; second cabin, $60: xtecragn, 830, prepaid As"That ts easy to do.” said Mrs. Pioch. “He | 4 showman, but they said if I did'nt preach Biye terrier, whteti is probably ron $10. ees Gur $8 Buntness Suit is cdual to any sold ae St srdchgigel and Lined. Fur Clivular and Bs Sold toclons ee cr eee tae Oak rem be | Se ificates, $22. "Por frecht or pasaee 0 e or 9 o’elock, i | they’ e. ian’ ° ski he i yun i newly covered. iss CUNNIN( molest a ‘will be sacri- a : : dns does not _— —_ 8 eee ck, BESS hey os in te , eee ‘t want to be skinned, ee gen aie ‘ Pel pa ie oe $10 Business Suit eee to most ones sold | Tanings sdb bah sist nonteest Petes eo. Bed for cash any payuie, eee to OELRIC Hse OO. 2Bowlin Gre New York: later, especially when the Reichstag is in ses- | and after one big fellow came up and gave me a a Our'$12 Cassimere Suit is superior to most ones aold = “Mn 10th street northwest. 022” | West, Agents for Washington. 12 sion. Then he sips brandy and seltzer, takes a | Welt that almost broke my leg. I cuncluded to Se a ae at $20. M?, LM. BUTLER, 1520 0 STREET NORTH- . = = . earl s study, | Preach. Oh. but it’ was a spirited sermon, and | The So-Called Aristocracy of Gotham. | Onr $15 Corkscrew Suits are equal to any sold at 925. | ML west.‘has REOPENED in DRESSMARING. CUE: | Q/OTEMANY PEOPLE IMAGINE THAT Sees atoll eon ou Wis retiarn: coc to Mie study | PS cited quien tier tala mel mnie mane na nee Wak Our $18 Corkscrew Suits are equal to any sold at 830. | TING and FITTING, She guarantees perfect satisfac Decause Imake where he : nibbles at hard brown . 3 y jobbet m a New York Letter. These are made up in 4-button cutaway, frock and | tion in fit and style. ‘sep26-Im* A “Isaw it all then. We had got our appoint- | Took at the Ast Oniyia te ti sack Suita, specialty of bargains at all times in sccond-hand Pianos TR. eh gId mie, opets many of my enthusiasm. Any man who wants to may Lpess deat sone, | QUE #2 Black Cloth Suicis caval 49 ary cold at 23 MODISTE, stock. This ie a mistake, althouch ft in eeldi AT CORK HARBOR sk pase ne eles ee io pelle Preach to the Indians, but I shall always re- | Oe who wanted to buy it; now they are con- | Gur gi5 Black Bromine to ae for to inset ones | Has removed from Baltionne 3 24D strect southeast, | that I buy NEw goods on the reeular fall cee 40. NK. NEW WORK. iis ead anieee bo ‘ % spectfully request to be counted out.” sidered the most exclusive family in New York. sold at $30. where she will make, to order Dresses. and Costumes in | system, as I. never ask ‘more than. from 200 to ot. 24. | Bott Papers and writers. but the servants all know = = ite BOYS' GOODS. every grade. With her long experience in the art of | $350 for the very best Pianos made. Pianos res. s oni. that he looks at every article. Breakfast is = = The Astors, by the way, will celebrate the cen- Our $2.50 Over would be cliapst@k Dressmaking she guarantees perfect satisfaction in fit ety sold at prices ranging from $150 to $1,000, IT must a heats fereneen socal family dine hecean a La Lunch, tennial of the arrival of the first Astor in New CUETO ee oanate 5. and style. susl-sm_ | buy Jem in such 9 way as to gel 1 for Joss than the mat one table. Bismarck likes sot om the Broo! zle. ign . AN: EVERY WE York some time next month. Old John Jacob oe Barge Oremear in wert gioe NION FISHER. Firneca" rales and accepting the offers of manufacturers | Hates of Passage fried es done brown, with thin slices of bacon | “1 know,” commenced the angel in sky blue, | Astor came over here from Germany a ewhere CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- | i? Reed of ready cash, and willing to make sacrifices, | commodation. 2 fares Prd Ngs L : e, y a hundred Qur 8 Overcoat scils clacwhiere at $1 ‘MENT, 006 G street northwest. ‘Thirty year expert. | Pianos and organs from the best known makers fre. | Stecrage at very low rates. Stoorage tickets from Liv- oliee: without cream or milk. and if he has been | and regarded that functionary with a smile | Bowery, where he made a great deal of money. | #0 Per cent. below the usual selling prices, ARTE tiee ee ee ners PIANO ‘Through bills of Iaden given for Belfast, Glaagow, up late be drinks four or five cups, with a small | that pinned his heart to his spine, “I knowI| The brothers of this original Astor were musi- PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS _ FET, De, Smedt, official chemist of the District of | forthe best caeh offer, 224 Fezait an soon a posetbie.» | ia twerp and other ports on the Continent. and, glass of brandy i rst cup. | Mutton chops | can depend on the Eagle to help us along in the | eal instrament makers, and when the famous | 2 Casimere, Chevoit, Docskin and Beavers in endless | Columbia: “Your chemicals are cf the iost effectual — line of goods meet. and rave t P iety ) e ” Pe + i el id passage apply at the Company’s offies, is sre Variety af all prices from $2 up. nature aud harmless, and your perfect machinery is not | Wpequalled FOR No.4 Bowling Greener loth sieeens een See Wet orien Hght | good work, can't 1?” and she put ina sigh that | John Jacob started in the fur business in New GOSSAMERS FOR BOYS AND MEN a Re ee andl at snch prices that OTIS BIGELOW"E CO., 005 Tih street, Washington, have dainty dishes, with fresh rolls, and they Ges eae Siete Ce eeddh sing | LOT he had musical instruments as one of the | at $2, 8200, 88 and @4—The best in the market. TCs ae ee. ee pe a the ta ule for a . ing ad- “Well, T shoul mirk?” replied ie managing | dey artments of his trade. Between flutes and BE is - ’ worthy of consideration. This is a bankrupt sti of iethe pop uefos amhaus chatting Ox Tend-| sce withvan attempt et gallantry that para: | pn Be Pe Oop M goods arriving in such quantity to a tious editor, who sat with his | "8 he made about a quarter of a million dollars 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, so I imust sell. New Organs at %: 1 the rel CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. PTER = y € on ye ve e Mi i the hand Makes CORSETS Ie very style iano 0 ay ye & Co.'s best, £25 vr? 5 i % AFTER BREAK Bs mouth wide open. “Any ove who wants help in sixteen years. emery re real merelien ts in cheba) mistake and come to the corner 101} and F Mskes CORSETS to ord = in ev ry style and material, Pinos $10 See: 00: Ee snake key boat Sa, N re So sor ™M, “After breakfast Prince Bismarck goes to his | jn the good work does well to apply here before | those days, and owned their own ships. and Mr. ALTIES ARE— Washingto: spas’ | Steamships “of this Linc cabs ‘andificok, spends anikoucl ehie chew cores Astor used to load his vessels with furs and send French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear, = SCHIEDAM, 1 study if i bt, spends gong P them to London; from London they would go| g8Ss PPP, REE cco m A L and finest Imported Hosiery. W. A. SCHOLT wi he you folks, visits the stables an “TD thy it so,” smiled the symphony. “T ss i 7 a & POPE oom Aa L Patent 5} joulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods. NY. ith th . e stal id y to China and return to New York with a cargo ‘ 3 was sure of it. Now, what I want isthis, We drett 0] Ssso PrP ke OG” Tt AA L French Corsets and Bustles. ‘The “Hercules” Sup- Dw aks a kind word to the servants. But her | adi going to start a temperance lunch, | Of teas. It is said that he often netted as much] g (§ PB gE Oc iW AAA LE i porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special accent, sepl2 never ventures near the servants, | and we want the inllucnce of the: Fane tener) | a8 $70,000 on a single importation of that article: | 8s* PB kee ‘Goo H A“A fun th aut be marpasent, O°" Nake that for the yes | Fy A.U rea 4 Pipe Ge raen es LO a : ee ante cee ES eee : departmentsand | “Sandwiches and tracts. Coffee and good : : nts . ci SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT AND audience until 3:30 | advice,” inurmaured the relizious editor. Ferd Sree ater Gano te eng wuemothier ‘ — HOUSEFURNISHINGS. RO SALE ES Ee ae : prince goes to vee the eau: | jagmething in that line,” replied the beauty, | Tevb ‘they own’ a many as 800 houses Inthe |CC® ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE WINES AND | =U P™ = = Fa Orders propiytiy ati@uted a.) 0” RAILROADS. sadrive on every pleasant day | wheeling around toward him. “Have you ever . : . a = ws {O'S Piano ftooms, ——— k. He ge fas'a pen of | seen anything ofthe kind?) Can you make any | Most thickly populated up-town districts. Most |” srovons winx BE soLp necanpiessor |Porrery Axp Ponrcexam. Sep}0-aa of their houses are built of a grayish yellow ves down t den Lin- | su: ya that will aid us ing to have it ina basement, ain't you?” asked the religious editor. “Yes, certainly. That'sthe only place we can t in the cit, zh Bi n= 5 ge dininer fs set at G o'clock inthe evening,” | “A little desk between the front windows ontinued Mrs. Pioch, “tnd unless guests ate | and a woman at it resting her chin on her resent it is very phtin, but at all other times | hand,” continued the religious editor, closi jt is a crand affair. Bismarck eats meat and | his eyes.as he thought up the details. “Four vs and brown bread, but his wife and , tables with the rings of coffee eups on the cloth. the children are fond of pastry and confec-| A reformed drunkard in a dirty apron tor @ tions. Bismarck drinks M or | waiter, and ‘God bless our home” on the Wall? Jobanni asa | Something of that kind?” “We will have a waiter, and I suppose we will have some kind of a motto,” replied the girl, a ing reading or writ- | little perplexed. ing, unless the I = in session or he has | ‘Andalongside of the woman at the desk there to go to some re or conference, and tea | will always be another woman in a black bon- iy served at midnight. He seldom retires to | net, one of the committee just dropped in to see his ved uber until 2 o'clock. His room is | how the joint is working?” not earpeted, but there is a mat in treat of the “Of course, the committee will keep an eye plain bed. onthe establisbment to see what is wanted,” THE OLD EMPER pouted the vision, rather displeased to find the “Does the emperor ever visit Bismarck and do | Tel! rt ditor so well posted on what she had sibiow waite carer ceahs come in to explain. any other member of the royal family callat the | “NCIS [0 CADIaN. with four nickels anda ; lead quarter in It, so that the waiter has to go or drive up and | over to the grocer to break # dollar when one is Pioch, “and a offered.” continued the religious editor. “lave an he He bows | I got the right idea?” ts foo pales ls “don’t know about that,” remonstrated tho veer | Maiden.” ‘prince, never | "Any way, you are going to have sprigs of ates Bismarck, | €¥erereens around the wail, and a sponge to * j | Wipe off the tables with, and when a man comes wiitn | im and orders a steak you give him a piece of Lk he hag, boot lez the size of a door knob, and when he Crone, | has half finished you ask him if he would like to = ito paint | have some vexetables. I think I know the style until her fater stepped | Of thing you Intend to start. Have you made e all € led them | 82 arrangement for the old tramp who is to sit are grown up--are plain | a™eund all day and ask questions as to how you and his oldest son came | ™¢ xetting along? 5 room when 1 was married, gave TU enlly fton't, Know what the Indies of i wien the "boy was bura the | the committee have done,” stammered the peti- son named him Herbert and stood sponsor for | Honer- “ ebb dasitod fs ses “Have they made any arrangement with the Med tathey my DOS may yet Rave'a prince for | corstian butcher who ts to let them havo the erate parts from behind the horns at a slight advance on the market rates for prime cuts?” demanded the religious editor, earnestly. “Have you pre- pared yourselves with a cuok that you are all afraid off” of her sex, Is never in the| “At the last meeting one lady sald she had a The first study of such | Dutcher who would let us have meat cheap, and : eek: tie be understand that a cook has been engaged,” Taent the eeea ae eeraming; her second | Answered. the visitor, opening her eves very he good, at er last wh: merely | wide at the extent of the religious editor's in- fashionable. She cleverly adapts the fashion to | formation. herself. She will not stoop to make herself a] ‘A big stride,” commented the religious edi- mere figure for the modiste to hang her wares | tor. hee ee ee ee on. She has.a law in her own mind. | you had. Ot course you have an ash barrel in the law of fashiog. She wears many uice thimen | {out of the door already, with the top frescoed but probably the most becoming of them have | 8 steen heads of old cabbage. You would nat deen fashioned by her own taste, frequently fin- | }Tally Provide tor that before you came here. ished, perhaps, by her own deft fingers, or at | But la cone wade #9 Provision for s servant least she has carefully superintended their man- | {7,04 Old collee sack for an apron, who always facture. Many an envious nelzhbor may have | Have vou picked out the Drover oy eae line? anced st ber tasteful tollets, cynienlly obeerv_| 01s "ina hat wa leans Sealett the eet on ing: “Her poor husband working so hard and | fixs kodat “what the aposie elec she spending his earnings in French fripperies.” | 19'the slater In chatne wie she ee ent All this while her costume is rarely rich, never | foie Sater in charge while she k eee ¥ery costly, often not even new, for the genuine | {16 Customer who went away a moi ore gentlewoman remembers the “bread-winner” | 824 promised to come b i Dene Gay and and home-maker, the husband who toils. DN eas cee eee ee uae But whatever she wears is prettily made, and | Jou Mag Jour Sets painted: ‘Soup. 5 cents; never decked with gaudy tinsel, trumpery lace | cat, 10 cents —with potatos eats cutrel” Gak and sham jewels. Ail Is fresh and simple, good | Ettnuss “acd neve vee htlnon tee pate of their kind, collars. cuffs, frills and gloves | Sl! those? And have you fished the dispute in alike faultless. After all, there ts no great art | the committee whether pleshall be three or five in her fashions or in her materials. Her secret er consists in her knowing the three great unities | 9, ‘All pie is three cents, except mince, which is of dress-—her own station, her own age and her | By¢. said the mystified girl. “I have no idea own zood points. Above all, she takes care | Sout the rest of the things you mention. that her plainest and cheapest dress shall be | .,, H&¥é you got your little calf-skin book for well She need not. be’ beautiful nor even | 8bscriptions with you? Let me see it,” and shed, but we will answer for her being | he Teligious editor held out his hand as one pered. sensible and that very rare jewel | Who Would not be refused. ‘Thanks. I don't In the present iast-xoing days, a “perfect lady,” | Weed. to, open It. ome ean ones ell Is etiam Ps Us Fallen wit eet ners. | Ee cerspets Goon ee rae a ee cents to a quarter, all in bad writing. Now, I'm going to put ina dollar for the Eagle, and re seen the emp enter the hoi replied Mr. pleasant aud kind old gentle: to any 0 and Frederick Willian visit e how: w servant the crov for the in both me pr The dre ——— os Love and Fame. ‘The poet's soul that had the honey pressed he will give you an order on the counting room on eatent guns rane bac ease ee ey en bllged,” binshed the lit- eager wings had gone to seek 'm sure i'm much ol tus! e ‘ac frou earth's strife, police pee hte managing editor wrote the w ler. ‘Won't the paper give us a notice?” Hes sald to Love: Tho posts evel Is. matue, “No, I think not,” replied the religious edi- ‘To my eternal felds the voice divine tor. “‘Itmight be crowded over one issue, and ‘That thus could sing.” your concern would burst up before the next livcamuaen my eaee was ready for the press. You'd better be con- ™Pwas I did give tented witn the donation and let it rest where Wis verses all the fire and gracefulness _ kina, eunaen Whereby they live.” ‘ou are very kind, gentlemen,” sm! ad * “Chamberd Journal. girl as she tripped out. stone, and are devoted entirely to renting. ‘The Astor home is now on Madison avenue— at least that is where Mr. William B. Astor, the senior member of the family, resides—and it is built of the same colored stone as his tenant houses. Over the front entrance is a glass and stone inclesure devoted to flowers, which breaks the monotony of the stone walls and gives it a very pretty appearance from the street. Mr. William B. Astor looks every inch the million- aire. He is not pretty, but he is distinguished looking, 1s tall and stout, with a ruddy com- plexion and close-cropped mustache, and long- ish side-whiskers that grow straight down trom the ears. But Mr. Astor is very much afraid of getting too stout, and he used to walk all the way from his office, which was in the lower part of the city—Prince street, I think—up to his house on Madison avenue. This is about the only exercise that most of the New York men get. They dislike walking for walking’s sake, but will walk up or down-town once a day as a sort of duty. I fancy they find it necessary, because most of these bankers and brokers are high livers, and if they do not take some exer- cise are very apt to be ited with ills that come from high living. ‘the wealth of the Astor family now is said to amount to $50,000,- 000 apiece tor William and John Jacob, the two oldest. John Jacob has but one son, William W. Astor, familiarly known as Willie, the pres- ent United States Minister to Rome. William H. Vanderbilt ought never to lose his interest in hotels, for his father once kept the Raritan house, New Brunswick, N. J., which wae asort of a canal-boatman’s tavern. The house is there yet, just as it was in 1821, when the present head of the family was born there, and when a sign dangled from the door post Treading: “C. Vanderbilt, proprietor.’ There were very few financial giants in those days! es < Buried Twenty-two Hours, From the Dayton Democrat, October 19, Charles Heironymus, the unfortunate well- digger who was buried alive on Wednesday afternoon in the well in progress of construc- tion at the residence of Mr. H¢ H. Laubach, on South Wayne street, was rescued yesterday at about noon, after being entombed in the earth for 22 hours. The rescuing party continued theic work all night on Wednesday, and at ten o'clock yesterday they had succeeded in clearing the man up to his pantaloon pockets, when, by tying the rope of the windlass around his waist, they attempted to pull him out of his uncom- fortable position, but were unable to accomplish {t. The planks of the curbing, which, prior to this, had served for his protection, but which had prevented him from using bis hands freely, were then cut away, and Heironymus commenced to assist the men in removing the sand and gravel about him. Whén this had been removea down to about his knees aiter several ineffectual attempts to pull him out with a windlass, unexpectedly ‘another cave occurred and surrounded him with about another toot of sand. Notwithstanding this the workmen continued their labors, and at 11:30 o'clock they succeeded in freeing him en- tirely from the gravel and sand, which for 23 hours firmly held him pinioned in the earth. Heironymus was then drawn out of the well by means of the windlass, and when he arrived at the top, accompanied by the man who had been assisting in rescuing him, a loud shout went forth from those standing around. Helronymus was carried into the house and Jaid upoia lounge, and medical assistance was ren 5 He was very weak, but there were evidentl no bones broken. He was considerably bru however, and the circulation of blood in his lower limbs had almost ceased. This was re- stored shortly afterward by a vigorous rubbin; of his body with whisky, and at about 1 o’cl he wa: moved to his boarding house on Market street. .A reporter last night called upon him, and w.s surprised to find him sitting in a chair near the door. He was very lively and talked quite ‘-eely. He said he was feeling very well and hau not been seriously injured. His right leg.waa badly bruised. ‘The gens of two students of Yale College. last weex and the fact that another one is lying at the point of death, is creating some excite- ment at New Haven, Conn. Mr. Lawrence, of New York city, and the Rey. Richard H. Dum- ble, “- ch died of malarial fever, and Charles C. 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Dew York ot 9:10 a ror and Slee, ing Cars attached. "oduges Rita ATA igd"n ay a re ena tae » 4:46 apd 5 mn. for ak 890" aus 106 am and Tonme daily except, For Lem 10:15 am., daily except Sunday, 5:45 ive from the West daily, 6:20, 7:36 am., 2:25, York, and Philadelphia, 2:55, 8:30a2n., daily, tx am, 1:60, 6:37 pm.; Sunday, a Re a 29 mday 10-00 '&an., B4N0"p. an. dally’ frou Pula Pio aodig Soe me isis Bate er a es |