Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1884, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, | WHY SHE LEFF HOME, ALL OVER THE WORLD, , er tl FEBRUARY 23, 188{—DOUBLE SHEET. CHILI. Sefior Ricardo Stiiven, a leading commission mer- FARM AND GARDE POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. neinnati Expects to Keep Dry Current Notes and Suzecstions. | A Sorrowful Scene at a Small Ratiway Am Astontened ali What He Saw | chant of Valparaiso, ater having exhausted all | PRAT AS ea SWE ARE cecey SUND AT, URS ER NE ee eaten Hereniter. Station. and What He Says. other remedies has been completely cured of rheu- FOR 10 DATS OEY SE DEFER DAY at 7 cfclock x Creek, re Charred grain, either of corn, wheat — 15 | Damian ue wae of St. Jacobs Ollthe great Paln- | 20,000 WOKTHOF LaJkS FOR LESS THAN FALE | 0 Madson Woloewlaye si Pridave stoping at MMe Siesniey: ay sizies tar says: The ques-| From the Detroit News, FROM GREESLAND'S ICY MOUNTAINS TO AFRICA’S| banisher. He makes this public. The only opportunity to eet aoe slete Litany for | Ales touches, at iriude: where Sumdage end CS roeneneat, Mould ‘be fe io fare eer rading, filing and} At Chill, a smal! lumbering town on the Ge EES SANDWICH ISLANDS. little money : ee ee eae eetetass un. and Chapel Bosna ba leatar creek co ae rive se | Wabash railroad, a Nes reporter saw one ot 1 Hon. & Crosby, Hawatlan Consul, Sandwich | Hands Finely Tiastrated and Expensivels Bound | Br-at'e wharf Thuralay’s dow = — Axle-grease for use in winter: Tallow. th ating the property oa the as pwfat partings common to the de- |, 2ALT™or®. MD.—The Dally Ecening News pud-| rsiang, Says he suffered with rheamatism, and | “Ful jineod Prayer Books, Hymnale, Bibles, &e., at as- 6. See. Aare ts-five parts: oil of resin, ten parts; viive oF tree Gate clha) ab este vexing) io ca cornu PALL ner Ushes the following editorially: tried the conqueror of pain. St. Jacobs OIL By | tonishing prices : fers 7th Serer Wiiae®, > oll, sixty-tive parts. Property holders in that region | parture of almost every train. On the depot | atthe time the New York Herald, with charac- | three appitcations he was entirely cured. aoe eee ee HE CS MAIL LINE 20 NORPOLK, FORTRESS Radghexcies, Wiack0eriice er since the overflow of 183. dlatform stood a woman weeping. She was wan | teristic generosity, gave the princely sum of one UNITED STATES OF AME. ICA. cloth bond, Is vos $22.30 Rie nin: soeaur Carr EARS ‘baw! —— Rasynerrie ene erties The present calamity has considerably aided | 2nd weather-stained. A threadbare dreas clang | hundred thousand dollars to a rellef fund for the Hon. John C. New, Assistant Secretary, U. | 200 Sets Dickens, comet, 0 | eres SHARE every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Guidte ee oe tc unvening their epirts and Just. as goon as | slont her shapeless form and Aapped in the | suferers from famine in Hteland, Ono of the most | rreasury, writes cat’ vis a outce ct sacaizetion | app RakcHTtomm Weve” «2 Bi. Spm soreins st Psey Feit att Come sins ohs the highest, the very highest, mark is reached | winter wind. Her thin arms pressed a young | ‘istingulshed literary men of America contributed | gna pleasure to give, trots Mis persed canner Ralf calf Gound. 18vols: 45.00 | Sik tacks coumeton withthe Boston and Providenoe Be ee ere willbe wconbieed COG wade Co tcc: | taby fo bes breast aad surrounding her were | re ad the eaabhy Published for the DeneNt of | tos: Jacobs Oll, the conqueror of pain, his cordial | SS;tsThackeras.caniete, 10 dod (ge NERS id « ompest heap. Strongiy dita - eee ns hat following Sets Thact complete, 4 — a Agent, tog war be abe ca gas passat | tion of their already too much depre- | fve poorly clad children shivering with cold. | ‘™at fund the following note: for tnis or | Fecommendation. Siaitucsiccstiteds 730 aaso | ae WHT WELCR. Gen. Asret., they may be eprinkled on garden pj t ‘ ‘ | The children with Joyful faces threw kisses to n 2 distressed nation appeals General Rufus Ingalls, Quartermaster General | qq RAE Russia hota 11 ols e ORPOLK AND TR pei 1 ealt OF they will be. cotapelica f4 ananies | someone aatiing Mioant thel tale” nae rts | Mal oF the other gthcalor ett aie hecrs an an: U.8 Army, considers St. Jacobs O11, the best pain} “” [fEnglandcicth both ’S RSs eo — Colts, pigs anid entves. not Being requited | rt enerantp, ee eo | eeay: the Geain clove: the Cota ed na | svering voce or Sympathy from this or that or the | cure for sprains and bruises ever used. 500 Be iviay aie iia, «8? as Sefeand Rescat Steanien JANE MOSELEY. for use, either for work or the Should | “Mr. Join Holland, one of our large manu- | ees, full of expression of the most abject eor- | other creed or group oF faction, scattered here and | “pr. william A. Soula, D. V. 8., the popular vet- trated, Moth bord... 25 80 | efter etoter I img erree Om the Burvrean Pag be fed but little as fat in excess is not | verecwhe tK; rably interested in real | TOW, for a last look at a departing loved one, | there and yonder in the spaces of the earth; 1t 18 | erinary surgeon, ‘New York, for nine years in charze | 10,000 Best 13 mo, Books, a5 35 | MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 30pm, Recessary with the | was interviewed this morning. Said he: | aud. as the last eoach rolled past her, dropped | only when she asks for breadythat creed and party | CTS" Third Avenue Rail Road stable, N. Y., certl- | 10,000 Hatta" Bou | GON keores MORDAT, WERRESDAY area TER o 1 by French doc- | Town several houses In the bottom, and am | her head resigned!y on her breast and walked | are forgotten and the whole world rises to re- fies to the curative qualities of St. Jacobs Otl, the bound. 1.00 32 ntormation apr at La | ine es i sith ty- | only too w y pxo rata of the cost | slowly away. ‘The children stood and watched | spona.” conquerer of pain, as superior to all other remedies | 500 Hist Red Line Foete wilt = ro) oe ecaingts tors for horses Soot hs ing them and the balince of the river | the train disappear in the distance, While recognizing the force of this sentiment the for all ailments of horses, such as sprains, galls and | Tennyson, Longt-liow,&<.,faa- ALFLED Woon. phoid fever is brandy doses. tonics, front to such a level as will prove beyond the | The depot had been left far behind before an experience which a member of our editorial staff that der his oserva- | iy edition 250 1.58 Snperintondent, Beoretary. quinine, and geatlai ; Rie Wealeee arte sohe old woman ina faded yellow gown and straw 7 Theumatism, that has ever come under his 01 Our Villaer, finely illustra ee re =< Lee ieee Ganger line. If a few of those who are interest- | f the | 2ad yesterday furnishes unmtstakable evidence of | tion, oye ered 2s) GreatEE annowswre — Acorrespondent of I ee . rie He corder | ed will meet and organize an associationto have pone st uate sate ne Fone nee een ing | the fact that the want of bread, that famine 1s not — — _ Lotos Fenris Taurd Leaves ate anes says he used @ mixture of sulphur and assa- the river front regraded, in other words, to start | Uta : the only thing which causes the “whole world to é = in : Wes Tth-street whark steam. fortida a» a remedy fer careulio on plum trees, the ball, Ido not think there will be any dim- | Cleeks. She sank into a seat near the stove and | te only by united action to record enthustastic reo § RR Comme FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINOR and with zood re: Several of his neighbors culty in raising sufficient money to place the Scemed exhausted with the fatigue and excite- endorsement of a laudable measure or object. ‘This Uo BRE Endless variety iu Juvenile Books, bound in cloth, | BERRE Bava ang teed the mame) remedy. Succ sor ores Heh pad devised iabove: the reach iol maior Den Cena Or a sen bin a stayin’ | conviction was occasioned by a visit to a commer- ‘wo & OE fee And TaPer TENS BOOK DEPARTMENT, | G(2E MDE tH Deltim re an » Berry Boat eae ee He syringes the tree and truit (every part) any ordinary or extraordinary flood.” Om nee, sir, | ine eal, lve bin « stayin’ : been feb21 416 7th Street Northwest. | ington. On Mondays for Non tnt Cael wean wan ae repeats it after rains. Mr. James H. Finnegan, a prominent ‘uilder, | With my darter—that's her, Marg’ret, what we | Clal enterprise, of whtch, although much has = ———— | maliate lead ge retumming ‘Tuedaye, Oe tiny : i , upon being asked as to the probable cost to the | left behind at the station. She's as good a| sald and written, the writer confesses he knew New B | for Curo non Nomini, StCiranente Bay, wharves ~- The Jersey Reds are said to crow to larger Hope! yp Holiders: a3 Geen inton the cost | Creeter as ever went barefooted. They ain't no | nothing trom personal expertence prior to his Inves- AND INVIGORATING. Ew Doors. % ae Serpe Seley ene Paes Gn size than any other breed of hos, but require PPOWty lelders. said: | “In tay opt seventy-foot | better ‘oman than that ‘ar gal. Henry—that | tigations ‘The following facts are presented cheer- Pe ee Speck ee roa CS . longer time tor maturity. The heaviest weights ie Will be about 50 cente per aquare foot of the | Ware her husband—he died and he wuz a hard- fully, in the belief that they are not only of real Gould on Waters, Sa 2 PADGETT Act. have been atinined by Jerse :. Lee aut they | «round occupted, that ta, that ® building 25 by | Workin’ man and bossed the saw mill you seed | pubic interest, but are of g0 extraordinary a na — New Bi SiS EASHOtY BooRe. xn Th-atrect whart. Washitieten, DG fare hardy and nosedt te diaens 100 feet would be ta about $1,250 and one | nizh the station. Margy don't know as how | ture, so encouraging to our local pride, as to de- Political Recollections, by Geo, W, Sultan: $n Nera. | Soo wir VERNON! some others. dusare ated with Sea's rentalof the buildin would certainly de- | She's able to makea livin’ for herself and the Monstrate beyond all doubt that the agency in Town, and other Poems, by, Joba ca: | NE a cfosses when Jer: sows are mated with Foy thee ¢ ti Pr children, as thar’s not much washin’ to git to do F ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either ga delicious | Fishing with the Fly. Chas. Ferris by Henry a = e expense. In addition to this, Front and | childrer n question is the most remarkable of ite kind known Riles Prince; Fresoss and Dramatic am. STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Essex or Berkshire could be built up so as to accommo- | At Chili. I seed they ware not able to keep | 1 the history ot beverage or for medicinal purposes, an ufiadulterated | Shits Geicctme of Wider ah ‘aad Pat a ven Tth atreet wharf daily (except Sanday ha ete on : . P s ‘even an old ‘ooman like me, and so 1 sez to e history of scientific discovery. ‘Whiskey, are invited to make s trial ot the celebrated | Syanry Morrie, Ward's Entlish Poste Force Eel eee Pees omnes pn as BJ — Beet-suger making and cattle feeding are und railroads and subways that Margy yesterday as how I'd go to the poor-| Doubtless every inventor and every manufacturer brand Literature: Beven Spanish Cities What Ghall We Do | toy about $90 y.an twin industries, says the Dairy. They come Meanle He renee | ones Which vou git ek Tromieetitowne Hare | ofcved an Indifferent ertine’ can, wiuncus pextiae Wig Our Daughters. by Mary A Livermore, a 1.1L. BLAKE, Captain into existence tonether, live and grow together. | Of our large wholesale dealera.” ful gal bust into a fit o’ weepin’ and kissed Me | “imculty, enlist a certain amount of local and gen- F ne Biath nery in sil the eet desirable ntyies support each other and enrich each other. All | An English Trait and sez I shouldn't go. But I wuz detarmined, | eral influence in support of his producte—on the EER we ye | i028 Wat. i, MORRISON. neylvacia avenue STEAMERS. ee ck ee ee meetnY S| nes wecccpis Ie Goce nein aud so I'm onthe road. It nigh broke my poor | same principle, perhaps, that every political aspi- § oF R $8 |Qyasursaton crecunatine LIBRARY. 07 - a= — lentifal supply of roots. If dairymen would ve sea-Wall which nature has put around the | old heart to leave ‘em. But last night Tant has some followers—but the proofs here under | be 5 ei W [ith wtrectovtiet. tween Hand f etrecn | JE) : Saeed Oe Tie Se ne ot attials Pinas eleeneeiea tena position of | cre led cut of the bed whar four of us. ware | consideration are so. positive, and, considering the a: OMe Perigicals and New Publicaiious copstantly added. | sae capital invested in it in a short time. H sabes reel | Sleepin’ an’ 1 seed they crowded under the | high sources supplying the following statements, é == : — Wsandottes are a comparatively new breed | C¥ery Individual Britisher to put a high wall OF cover, an’I seed that they’d be comfortabler hey aroun exter ‘and conclusive, that no 3 = z Krein of Ainerican towls, Lut they have already found !mpenetrable barrier of some sort about bis own | with me away from ‘em. an’ I kuelt down an’| sano man can doubt that the expressions were WHISKEY. LADIES GOODS. F i for : ranleud: 2 contemporary domain, especially in the country. He is Jealous | prayed God an’ felt comforted. FR 5 ——— = —— 3 : s ta Riecigad oh P 5 a pecially in th try. He is Jeal ed God an’ felt comforted.” called forth by a really marvelous degree of excel- r a vibuel travis MM EUROPE 1 all route af Fe Virds are white in | of the pul and snubs tt and crowds It when- | A Leap Year Idyh lence and power. ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, bas |-V{n. Geo. W HITE, Fates : Retired | ever and wherever he can. To bar and shut out! 6. rani gp Paste dae Lf Here a Congress of Nationa, composed of distin- | provéd to be FREE from Fusil Oil, and Indeed of any LADIES’ TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, Big oly a 7 ong eae te eee set and t the gaze of outsiders is as natural toan Eng- | yty hoart is broken!" guished leaders in public, mercantile, and social | of the modern ingredients which are used to give a From London, 2 THOS. COOK & SON, of the Vlymouth Rock type, but rather he i desize tok | =My ‘oken! Circles of all sections of tho world, and in part of | Sctitlous age and @avor to this popular drink, 1335 F Street, Opposite Ebbitt Hours, fel9-skwiw 261 Browdwuy. N.Y, ler birds, round, and perbaps more com- cP odaden arg alt: oF thedesiretobe| rhe words came with's atrange, passionate Begs leave to inform the Ladjer that he is now fully _ — ——- : , 2 admired of all is to an American, | ) eminent professional men, whose conservatism in * AGS He se ane eee | owe neatahte cat cee nitions tae the | force from the lips of Mignon McNulty as she | matters of this kind in yell known basing their = Pinte possttie very Tessomt bit ten material | ay ARE FE and the egzsare buft-pink, and of yood- hue and cry that was raised in Engiand by the stood beneath the larches that beautiful June expressions upon. actual experiments and observa- made up. London Tailor-made loth Costunnge and | Aa BANRS OE fempt to plerce their sex-wall by the Channel | evening and looked tenderly up at George W. | tions, voluntarily join Im public praise co high and FoR SALE BY cian ee 1385 F eteetienieen, | AMA. ace hk Se itive to excesa df ska ah z i a ly J Pl p — Clover is very sensitive te excess of wat: Tunnel. It was really not their feeling of ge- | Simpson, and in the fathomless depths of her | unqualified as to set at rest all doubts and preju- TJ\HE LATEST AND DEST POWDER: ~~ MATL STEAMEEIER ge much or more fo than is the wheat plant. It curlty that was threatened, but their pride of| great urown eyes there was e wistful, fear- | dices, to silence skeptics, and to carry conviction to BROWNING & MIDDLETON, Terie somplexion is White Clever, Fare, Rowder. a ess is really to fail of a clover seeding exchisivenese—their delight in insularity. The | haunted look that told its own sad story of a | the understanding of every fair-minded man. BARBOUR & HAMILTON Sold only by druggiste, pe Sell prepaid thskts from the Old Country to any ralle than to crop, though thelatter, | Englishman las iictle curiosity, and. seems very | E : ‘When Our representative ecauinea the orarioals more roud stutio 12 the Unite States being readi! money. its loss is mere suspicious of the curiosity of other people. | Sorrow that was almogt despair. Gtithie following torabie a ta he was, am 3. B. BRYAN & BRO, M. W, . At Lower Rates tia fever) Hones ate sheis-vor meet @ cults a ow Theanine me ly to the girl, nor did he ig forcible document as, © Wurmas than by other first-clags Hues, by ditect abtpe f immediately Clever roots strike | When you meet a cultivated Londoner, one who | ‘The taan made no reply to the girl, ahove iniestedl eo eteues with ticle steeomtinary 26 see ScREOeL Geen tee thawing so that the plant will stand ow stilts, him, if your walking-stick were cnly heavier, | ud, alt Tightly. on lis shoulder gcan and tliat | readers as a matter of public interest. ‘This, as be- 0s, A ROVER GREAT REDUCTIONS ng gp aaron or in extreme eases be entirely threwn upon the | his supércilious indifference and cockney con: | aspen, there was no sign in his face by which one Tore stated, 1s done cheerfully and of our own ac- ‘i re ALR ENE Pe iy, Dratts lor upwards asst weal surface. edit are s0 excessiy irritating. The Seoteh | couid'read his thoughts. It wasa handsome | X. T. METZGER & BRO. Made in his remain stoc! Cloaks, Bon- —The fonl odor of a fithy stable must neces. fe much more h fand have a more rational | race _the lines perfect in their contour mud the GERMANY. BEALL & BAKER, : gal EVE & ALDEN, General Agente, ae ss Slike bat | CUtlosity and friendiiness. | far, white skin was mantled bere aud there by | Df Richard Oberlaender, Leipzig, Germany, ec- ‘1Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvaniaavenue. feb 207 Broadway, New York, bons y perm H it yon About the fir ae et ie oan ease aeliented just the suggestion of a deeper color— and yet, | Tetary Ethnological Museum, F. S. U. G. A., M. G. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, ala = GEO. W. MO: las been proven ihe boty a pretty sure to feel on his arrival tn looked cl Hoe - | 8. author of Fremde Volker, (Foreign Nations), MELLON, ae steers fattened uude is ua when he duds himeelf enubded along | ¥,one looked closely. there Was something “un: nie verker »(eoregn Nadu) 4. 0. ERGOOD & Co., M’ wholes duri hway byt c high wallsand bighedges, | Pleatant about it all, andthe clear gray’ eyes and a distinguished ifterateur, writes: “It gives me MODISTE, 25 PENNBYLVANIA AVENUE, n s 5, eg Wasniwarox, D.C. | Has removed from Bajtimor to No. 24 D strept south- Washingt Se ee vay by : Neg held ever w lurking expression of firmness that | great pleasure to inform you that, having been ye Bait ; mt a fits joa eto ane ts he inelostres of the Ane | Mike easlly become’ eruclty. It was a fuce | troubled with, my old ehreeie reateigie canes every an el ge oon perieaie dutheattat | JUORTH GERMS LioyD— ue eee ese WW Recast, | Bouse Wee ne tata nee ce ee eee just | that came nearest teiling Its own story when in | traveling companion advised me to uscSt. Jaccbe — Breet as quarasicca parlect meaduticu fp tt Smascur Lise Lerwrre New Yorn, are Therefore. reasonatie th Ween tite ae point Wie was ce ce perfect Fepoe, | When George W. Simpen Oil, the great pain-reliever. I tried it and was en- W. claHEEWooD be wm BGs of de cnapane wil eal E ¢, Tat, m bs Ai ecame engay in Conversation women ply vt @ 5 4 a A Prom ees File aan the cigeiee and capped itl niay divine, ‘The sane mouth wiestied in the WL a ean HETE Aa: CATEEE O00, Tuvorraxr To Tae Jnr, einen Mabeken. fateat nen ance ut clean! eth tiles: and they det e highway to divine, h, wreathie i , FECCHS ton, South even as a seurce of | nd shut you in it with an emphasis that fs | SUBniest of smiles, lost all ths rigidity of lines ENGLAND. | that characterized it at other times, and the e | gray = Inspeahing of ting. One wisties for a sledge- looking into yours so frankly seemed Messrs. Francis Newberry & Son, London, Eng- PHILADELPHIA, 1 e100 coud eabin, €60. . For frexcht or mpteh gi Ireane. ad Rese arniy, to LL CHS New ¥: “: ve Mrtz U THE LADIES Tailor. 65 Lexington St., near Charles St, Side Entrance, : Star : 4 f0b0-m Soe Pnoparerons, BALTIMORE, MD. = P I er haughty chase Crests or batter @ 1 but open portals to a som within whose pro- at oes let for 125 years, write: As sce of Megppetfally announces to the taded who are desiro ee eae ples ekim oe a want to see in, | cluets the gaunt, horible Agures of despair and | @Onlal from one of the oldest drug paar 2 do. Baits, Riding Hablta Evening ser Tec | ‘kb “ z= hereto Deind there thai Gubt had never stulked with echoing tread. | Britain, respecting your household remeay, will 10] Q)yn Hay Parce Save Srrun| m5 cfs, wil "please communicate to the above | (JUNARD LINE ee that eecheend) At Aust-he turned to Mignon, “l_niust go | doubt be of interest to yon, we are pleased to make address! fool are nude harinless pedes. | BOW,” he sald, passing hls womauly-white haud | the statement that we have sold, with satisfaction tenderly over the girl's brow and then kissing e in reverent fasuion. Will you not neraily the wail or he ike is prov es 18 hex the THE, nS Nal ‘TWE' that will furnish the to emote, , Sy good-by? cle, the demand fs continually increasing, and that IMPORTER OF FASHIONS IN PARIS AND LONDON ee element= quart | There wes uo answer, aud he walked slowly — down the to the wate, Mignon Standing there like one in a trance. In. the West the sun avas sinking to rest, and over the gis did not move. in the far blue overhead; ou until the last gleam: ithe horizon. ‘Throuwii ali this Mige r luoved, but stood there under the th ner head drooped upon her breast, thrown cut dark and motionless xold of the we and on her he look of one to whow death would be a ted br a hen, as if awakene | swiilly into the the well-known a dreain, and waiked Her nother, hearing teps, met her at the door. vs he will thing but eartless coquet. trac he hin bewa! @ eet mm Kew to Ri to the publle, St. Jacobs O11 for several years, and ‘that owing to the extraordinary merits of the arti- We have heard of many favorable reports regarding its great virtue as a pain-curing remedy. UNITED STATES Cons' J, Charles Kahlo, Consul of the United States of America at Sydney ind its dependencies, do hereby ra, apheared before me this ome y and acknowledged that he had signed the fol the day and year above written, CHaRLes Kanto, U. 8. Consul. Some three years ago] injured my left leg and knee to that extent, that I thonght Tad become a permanent cripple. My knee cap was twice its natural size and my leg was go contracted and Shortened that I could not walk without consider- Oil, the great pain cure, a trial, and much to my delight and astonishment I began to get better: both my leg and knee assumed thelr normal condl- tion, and to-day Lam free from pain and can walk as well as ever I did in my Ife. I feel 1t ineum- bent on my part to inform the public of the great benefit I have recetved, and J heartily recommend Facobs Oll to any one suffering from pain, and GOING ON. 830.00 OVEROOATS AT 615.00, $20.00 OVERCOATS AT 610.00, $18.00 OVERCOATS AT $9.00. 812.00 OVERCOATS AT 96.00, $10.00 OVERCOATS AT $5.00, PANTS! $25.00 SUITS AT $12.50. 928.00 SUITS AT $14.00, 820.00 SLITS AT $10.00 $10.50 BUITS AT 9525, PANTS! PANTSUt FROM 81.00 UP. Mae J.P. Pars, r. SOMPANE LIMITED e MILLINERy, CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE OF WINTER IMPOR. TATIONS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES gt Y rKOM NEW YORK, aihiean'h Wek attered tk 1 it ATE, SYDNEY, PREVIOUS TO THE ARYUVALOF — $0), $0 ania wring to aoe girl's head a lark uttered its musical ery as Ce W i 68, 26 SPRING GOODS. mes stew swittly by. Not faraway was a horse car. SW Aree Ragusb 1G 925.00 OVERCOATS AT ¢1260. ry low rates, nage cage tiokete from Tvs allother parts of Europeans ‘Vhrough bile of Iaden given for Belfast, ROCHON, CORCORAN BI FIRST CLASS HAL ‘Three Patents and Five Paris, ‘Queelistown and ponaana Vieni Five » Autwrry and ether posts Gi the Cox , wd and hnporter of for Mediterruneun ports, “ shed; the sunsank lower ing Instrument as his free and voluntary act. 815.00 OVERCOATS AT 97.50. Manatactarer: ie For freight aud passage apply at the Company ae ee ae it giowed a globe of lame upon under my hand and seal of this consulate, HUMAN An AND FINE ATR WORK, ni 8 cr more alone the Xo.4, Lowling Gros or both steerage gtd c Olly LIGLLOW & CO, toy ith suet, Wastungtom, “VLLAUN IT DROWN & CO. Ladiva fine Hetr Cutting and Heir Dressing. Heir dyed and shatupoved in uhtst class tanner. Wags to onder. a8 $37 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Mrs. Serna Rorcer, 608 Navra STREET, opPosrre PaTeNt OFricr. Crto Messrs, OF Ls Bl juni? — RAILROADS. Fovelties in ART NECDLEWORK. KENSINGTON | Jy artinonk AND O1IO HAILROAD. mora ha eranl neank entirely, leaving only a trail of | able pain and inconvenience. During that time I 818.00 SUITS AT $9.00. ARASENE and RIBBON EMBROIDEKIES and ALL at ze agp . Mature a waoTe ant faite across the heavy the wind rose gind | had tried remedies innumerable, but’ without re- 82200 SUITS AT $11.00 MATERIALS for the same. SS mre ASS 1 [oe aa Resend th, blew fromm her forehead the masses of blue- | celving the silzhtest benefit until I gave St. Jacobs Complete stock of ARASENT, CHENILLE, FELTS, Scorn blck hair that ciustered there. She started HE West. DION. SS; ) COUPLER: SATEENS, PLUSHES AND WORSTED FRINGES. STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED, _$23-3m A CTION con TRE LADIES AT UPEFRI'S, . ith street northwest, Now on hand a maxnificent stock of EMBROIDERF! .SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS | TIDIE WHISK HOLDERS, of different desieus Na Fancy WORSTED WORK and KNI(TED. pa G . is one whom he may Usfied 1 has no equal as a cure. every discription. Complete Outfit tor Childevn pete ee rae Sed other Two Whose Witchery he cannot escape, even . ©. ©. Comes. — MERINO CLOAKS, Children's LACE, SATIN and | me to Lard ~ eee weeds Would. Pray heaven she may come this | ,Nove—The Sydney, New South Wales, “News” VELVET BONNETS. ‘ {sn rete aud 3." und the girl sank weeping upon a faw ‘Of whom do you speak?” asked her mother. ho is this p Looking steadily shouli op 2 ew AVatY i in the week other Mignon hissed ns of the Adve the Detroit Free ment Literatures to be set tring to cures’ like the above, says, edlto- It ts being made plain to all, that never in ory of Australia has a medical discovery pted by the pubile with such general approbation as St. Jacobs OIL Its cures are simply. marvelous, Prize Medal and Highest Diplo- ma were awarded to St. Jacobs Oil as the best pain LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. 231 For Toledo end 1 At via, Monroeville, 10:15 am, wath Biecrer f Toledo, ia Wheeling und Lake a Rew ¥ German RNILTING Panne Moule, and alt Kd nan KNITTIN 3 lors, and all kinds of EMBROIDERED MATERIALS on hind at theloe | «st market price. Anxtox Fissers ‘Chemical ‘s . Migt — Cleantog Tetablishment, nenery ded. through her new fe fatal words: NEW ZEALAND. al : 410105 “WG the wan things are typie a | Susan B. Anthony.” At the New Zealand International Exhibition the] RRew~ants: Rewwanre:: THIRTY YEARS ERE ENCE. 1, 640, 940, ain, 1:25 pncioe ine te Phe aan = ~ ces. magnificent F r and fastita if Ladies’ end Gentlemen's Garments: also, Velvet and Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, etc, are per 20 and 4:40 pmy S on Buncay, 240 an, fectly cleaned by this Supe or Way btatons etionn Wi . 1 See rte ma curing aod heating remedy known to mankind, and | CLOSING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DIES. EVENING DRESSES A BPECTALTY. — | Fer Way hutlicns tatsicen eter the sprinz as pee ot lone agouman stood absorbed tn thonsht | among the valuable testimonials. given n suport BEMNANTSINEVERY WIDIH AND ALL oScpitemente Clothes, Cleaned Uy Us procees Will not | ee‘staincu uh trey iian teaatth, Sab a a oe ces pOnAY UY go te at the counter of « newspaper office In this city. | of them, Mr. William Moor, coach bullder, Christ Se on Eee {ofbe Teinovel etectuniy. Pelco @L.8b and ghia jer | SA 124 du Metre and we fle was writing something on a serap of paper, | church, .Z., certifies that one application of St. SPECIALLY FOR FANCY WORK. suit. ai gaily Sekt Bugday: for Ts iu fously guarded, | and as a friend passed him he caught at him asa | Jacobs Oil cured him of Sclataca, which statement | REMNANTS OF SILKS—REMNANTS OF SATINS— M®s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, Pm. Geiiy: for Pree 2) and early Mareh, tw | uditure of a little saperflucus ' drownlug man catches at a straw. was attested by Mr. W. Geo, of the Post Omce De- |" REMNANTS, OF VEIVETS) AND Beat ase paiand ah aay tae ; the: seems to an An Shall We | Give mea word,” he exclaimed. Partment, and M. John Blackmere, Sergeant of the Makes CORSETN Th Oe Eee OE TEV EST. ‘Sunda: Sere F r 5 | Given : med. i order in every style andmatertal, | | Sunday. fur points ie mots these f her tan, that ¢ ‘elit | Certainly,” eaid bis friend; “what kind of a | Armed Constabulary. AT PRICES THAT ¥OU Witt, BE PLEASED TO | ta'suGonse? erie tana contr Tyasiaastive trom the West Gully, 6:20, omeved tess 6 and hi youndaries, so easi- | iy,” 8a t ECTALTIES ARE. Hy : ee eet Kept’ Ups ave | Word: : CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. French Hand-mnade Undertlothine, Meno Underwear Ke comes dry the roots I ot our laws and institutions, and sug “Oh. anything you can think of. It doesn’t | Hon. Godfrey Stchel, member of the Parllament Se from it ‘that th Ctliesway exersl thing | Matter what of te Colony, Cape of God Hope, South Afra, ac- KING'S PALACE Fatent Shoulder Braces pees Reform Goode. ee GeCre OE ERE ED, | HOw would colldborate doz” cording to the offictal report of the proceedings pub- 3 Forting Corset, for woich Miss H. ls special agent boi des ably Have to admit it. | “Coulun't be better. ‘Thanks ever somuch| cree Journal, Grahatastown, Cape ot Good WONDERFUL CLOSING SALE 0 and a $1 Corset, her own make, that for the price aslo tee ta z Aerticunmeare 2 Me Word aud handed in the ad- | ttope, arose and sald: He could speak from expert-| 000 ONTRIMMED HATS, worth from gl tosasoa| yo? Preach Germain and Goabiehapiien, abs the roots back to their : What They Went For. jer eee eer ence; he had spent a small fortune and could ob- Pioes Tote gniee at Se Be, Be. to ouutinns ———— "2 e ir zront t Free Press The next morning the friend read: tain no relief from the medical profession. He had z y . desircus of goi x to collaborated house- — The cost of ke docks ions of brand. wart at the at the bottom of the hour after the informaticn | Ithe first pair of ears a man tame , A Detroit paper gravely announces in its ad- vertising columns: “To Rent—An elegantly fart gentleman already heated han ished room toa than the tried calomel, quinine, strychnine, and finally St. Jacobs OM, and it cured hin. If members afiicted with Neuralgia would only take his advice they would get a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and tt would eure them. CANADA. Also, TIES, PLUME and FLOWERS at lower prices ever before. ht of the beautiful SILK PLUSH COATS Bie vhich wil beseld ut balf peice. pa se ats ‘Misses’ and Ladics' CLOAKS at 50c.on = 35 dozen elegant LADIES’ VESTS at Sic., sold formerly a Crostxe Ovr A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. at the Ralttmore ar 9 aud 1 THer 14th wtreet, wucre onda gets becbcked aud ecole s putin Se - Undershirts and Drawers, 50 cents, worth 75. WM. CLUMENTS. M. of T. Baltimors, 2 mong) the. ArLIsHe advextisine os: aro| The Hon. Billa Flint, Life Senator of the Domin. x . : a7 Mme, fares wih upon the dock with a sort of |, QiaQne, the, artistic advertising notices: are | |, The Hon. Bila Flint, Lf Ontario, Canada, writes: | BUACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE, for veiling and | Undershirts and Drawers 75 cente; worth corte non Percenser Acemt to fatten old sti , es line, and ashe | ea women want washing.” “I tried St. Jacob's Oll for ague in my face and e = Senet areas = Bee sea | purane rot the warehous “Wood and coal split.” 7 toothache. It acted like a charm. A few times GREAT SLAUGHTER IN KID GLOVES. sc Vins Dees teller naadn bo pedocter eta ‘ a “Teeth extracted w th great pains.” Tubbing with it took away all soreness and paln; | Five-hooked Kia Gloves, our own importation, at 750. eee out. Td like tograp-| 4 ¢ advertisement is thi better than having them drawn at the age of se only, sold formerly at 81.25. ‘At MEGINNISS, LEFEoT NOVPMEE eee here last fall.” arcecitas. Vou will wor erent Elegant Musquetaire Kids at 81, sold formerly at $1.50. soo aes acta vane Dae ROM ED ; I our cofil ou will never use any | enty-seven. utters CRUG at OTS, old fer el febi8 1002 Tuarss Leave WasntnGron, + other.” EGYPT AND THE HOLY LAND. mnree elegant Kids at 67c., sini Faw nce 1 peooond Hon. George Colton, the distinguished ortental Ove Sprecratry. al fails patie ren | From ti; traveler, whose interesting letters from abroad are ATTEND CLOSI ar — ream Harristrarg Tihonsht| tase We glance | fatalllar’ to the public, writes, as a result of his gee oH a ee FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER Sts to Pte Al sally ber pun ous : : 5 erva Egypt " —— = Chicago, va Columns and ©. with them grindstones | over our exchanges and read of “quite a num- iiaven scum TOnny fe pie as too ‘ A FULL USFS ALWate ON TASB Bespin, Car tie fe Cs ot ae ve | ber sople.” “quite * St. Ja ‘SH ¥ N HAND. 0M) mm. daily Pittabune at irtines bet of people.” “quite a number of hogs shown to be a blessing to suffering humanity, and Slt SEVENTH STREET NW. feb? sinks FUnNIEHINGR Peince Sled ne Car W rance. He (though possibly we here indulge in unneces-| that wherever he las traveled, Whether in Eng- etition,) * surprised to. find any one uite a number of yea THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 0 00 ip. Gusly, exeopt Suturday Of him bait as he got his wrapnel ready he | aul one bibulowg writer, with unctuous enthu- | quatited praise 1s given to the Great German Row | EXpwaRD Cavmaxy & Co. 816 F street northwest, Petals OR esi Sed Water — ‘he objection to) wir fe Steaieu tithe las | plasm, refers to “quite a number of giasses of | 49. usa comaueroeel pal dees oh eaten their first appearance was « e dreamed t sights running that there fs we can judge from the con- CENTRAL AMERICA. 12 selnnina! For William: Dearly or quite passed ay jown here, and [thought if text in each af these cases, “quite a number” Jand, France, Germany or elsewhere, the same un- BALL SMOKE AND PO’ For Erie, Cauandaicua, Kochester, t, Lock Haven and Elinira, at 9.404. mm, ie Sunday ano, Maradiaga, Octotal, Nicaragu: 2425 New York avenus, York and tye ast, 8.25 a, m., 7 rested altozether uj : Ht Up and sell it for $2 I'd ve so | Means—well—in short—quite a number. eqs ination ganeres wien Tbtanueeen (oi Toad ant tae pi On Side 0 oF » i much ahead.” = —ceo—_ _____ 4 ly ». mh. ws imiad t Oo suffe nl ii si tl fy pt du 2 2 i eportal Of th fourth man arrived. He had aa_ iron rake at- | From the Gentleman's Magazine, Snir On Sundpy, 4.40 jt. : SNe sae the renee ct 8 and as liefound the trio | Ink making has now become quite a high se BOS BY ForBrel NM all meneh trains connectat Jee more of them. eee f you tetiers find the | Chemica! art, and there are so many kinds of ink pig aes Fa ea sae strate PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING, Saect tian ‘olds doubie foe le oe *, but Ifany of you tellers find the : 4 i Assis rary > Board . ; i ne the bok te cea Jost here last suminer, Til wet up the | jp pe market that a chotee’s rather puzzling. | Cr teaitn, and Faculty of the Port Gann ae you want a perfoct-tting Shirt have them madeby | Fer fisted 22, 10.1. 10-00 2 Hiei NN EAL | It is very desirable that manufacturers should | ana, cortifies that rheumatisin and neuralgia, have — puted Bes facept Sand < ort it isi Je to, Bee he tenn came down to lock for a coal | state the composition of thelr Inka— ¢., of the | py the use of the great pain-cure, Bt. Jacobs Ol, FB EILEEL, | Fes Beltion woend 11:15 fan, Oy I pln che ep bshov coloring inatver chey contain. This mig) Deen cured in a few days. me = is 200, 4: § ey Serre ciel bebe de The sixth ian came down, saw thesve men | done without betraying any trade aecrets. We MEXICO. A Large Stock of = meee a nh aro aaa een ee . at work turning to the Warehouse man he | Could then choose our ink according to its pur- cs Tzagutrre,: Guadatay i enkcen GD = or a daly, “be badly hnju growled: “Always. the way. Last night 1 | Dose. ar biggrrmedetee [steep oetayiest| Meenas Hae {amenine ant, BAR ETA FURIES eee) SEWING MACHINES, &. For Abnapolie 6:30e.n, and 4:40pm. defy, exceytu: : ned of fishing pyeed i souk | BhU fee! e possibility tH FENDERS, Ss ana ft of fishin mp a twent dollar cook | en Bul ae Me ee Hy ee mace oe surgery, Ihave already obtained the best effects of \HE NEW NO. 7 AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE afP&axprra AND FREDFRICKSBURG _R, bably be sh from the bottom here, and | came down to | obliteration. the me mx, | St Jacobs Oll in cases of rhe At Low Prices, = WAY. AND ALEXANDIIA AND WASHING: Upto a whole gang ahead ofme. An honest, | ue kind of coloring matter; as, for ex- | St rheumatism, acute and Areat discovery in mechanical movementshereto- | WAL AND ny * caniser by tl -working inan has no show wiateyer in ample, the old tannogallate’ of iron plus | Chronic. I had treated the cases with different fore unknown to machines. Vandatusciee town.” Si indigo or aniline bh and perhaps | Preparations without any result, but in a short — merit. No single chemical agent She is heaithy and Jolly. sf man in Covent Garden market, London. stands Fer Alegandria, €:25, 7.20, 2-25. 11.05 end 21:35 ag THE NO. 7 now without artval of equal Ton 43 oli-was 2146 Lexington avenue, New Tork, 6.09, 6-25, 8:06 ad 1135 pan, On Sunday nt and d : alii conper calc time by the use of St. Jacobs Oll Tobtained a com- mae inwgtara machines | p63. 2 24849: SER, ona 1.860, date oa art ed fer ‘e Straightforward Girl of To-day. | could Leach ail of these, and neither paper nor | plete cure. I congratulate you on the triumph.” JOBBING IN ALL THESE LINES PROMPTLY AT- at fast eo anid 6.00 pam, daily, execpt bday, dmable.— Germantown ww York Fetter tn Cincinnatf Enquirer. | parchment can stand a series ot chemical sol- PERU. i TENDED To. 18 WHAT THE PEOPLE ¥ eee a iia toe asUpAD 6S, 8.0% 10.18 aiacace suantsiNcelwauais Pa iris ate now suffering from the alietic | Yeuts The aniline inks, now largely used, tal | yp pocters D. Jose Felix Sudy, founder of the san | #5 For Bale a Prend J2abmduieht. “Ob Subday’ at 03 sua tod anrs s jot Fumble Around. bread 6 questionable durability. cert Mateo hospital, and D. Moi surgeons em: 7 P: es Noone Knows exactly what has brought | whether thoy ean endure the action of tine aca pai Pee Gallag ariay et Oommen vette pdf cf steehoon Temmeriegsle ee eer ae ee ut, but it Is quite likely to be due tothe alone. Supplemented with the old-fashioned during the war with Peru, were commissioned to | 18'78, Covzzs ‘Auerbach's Gent's fick, Wiese orders can be Set for the efvechia af taeae Se the Enalish fashions the aping | Iron salt, which has proved its durability, they | take areport on the curative properties of St. 3 fengc co Geatiuation frou lta. aid residences eh sol ag distingulshed | are safe. It should always be understood that Jacobs Of, enlin ahs exesalion ef that cane (OW DO YOU ACCOUNT FOR THE FACT THAT | crras, x. rvdilvclseuy Mans Mt Aen, New As's invariably the the Indslibility of any ink largely deyrends upon | 282008 O', creat on 7 Sovak Fits £00 he Ee ie with New | orkers, they overdo the thing. | tie nature of the surface to which it is applied. : et gens aera dette Deh VAIS SEWING MACHINE, Wu EW. . Vhin with the { most athlet letic young English | The more absorbent the paper, the more dim: | Teumatism an Gaia ae ou pare cree If you cannot answer this m, call a the office, aL cop & Co, dhim from the house in quite a ron gone as the majority | cult ts ite penGysl, as it eee paow. she ae ie Re ae eee MAXIMUM, ‘Very ary, ata. and pts, 907 F street, and you will nd 'uu snewer ‘as REE = . The etfect or the © ns of such paper. ie paper Is highly Si fj 5 <a AX nis an no time at all, and = streets Is thet the girls carry thee by covering ft with any kiud of variate | plete. success in very case they certiaed t0° aro BON alate Ronis T SAL.-S RE Ad, SHOUSEHOLD, BEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, or after hitn. 2a | shoulders very far back, their chins very high, | ig 1 i) the possibility of removing the | wonderful pain-curing and healing qualities of St. chines st, Bonest prices. No cauvangers. Come MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST 3 ¢ 4) Near Heavy-soled boots and walk with a mascu- | Wlole suriace, varnish, tuk and all, fs increased. | Jacobs Oll, which they used. “The identity. of ‘These well-known brands of Champamne are guaran- | Office aid. save. money. Henting aud repairing se IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING 9 ly marched off to the | iine stride. She usually carries an Uumbretia, | aaa Ee Doctors Sudy and Allende has been established | 09 ¢5 be trom the Vintage of 1878, which has produced | S27-_MCKENNEY, 427 chet. nw. send ape ; fer Upon the hereads | Swings tt tan fashion and talks in a confused | | At lunch wiven to Mattuew Arnold in Mon- | potore the American Consul, ‘and Superintendent of | the gnest Champaiics of the past i5 years, ‘ADIES! BEARDS EOE called and ¢ sted her upon the bi fort of jargon in which the broad sound of a is | teal, be gave great offense by saying, in re- the Sanitary Service of Chill in Peru. PUBLIO BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS, aaplased 4 full-ztown burglar ont | very promiuent. She is direct masculine and | Spouse to a toast, that the doctrines of the Nors.—Ei dia, (The Day), Callao, Peru, March 16, ‘develop the FORM by a new process (never fafls)and Of thee hort ” I | forcible. She ‘sees a beautifull horse, ani whe | Catholle church were narrow and dlutteral, 182, says of Dr'Jose PEL oudy, abovovetares ce | For ealebr tuereane or reduce the fea clentiocaly, Taleo Remove |. seg We. Bat. and Xo. 1 North Live grow! ast never gushes over it, tw beauty ‘nor be- | _ A Boston firin has an order for a pair of shoes | that hels one of the Most dlstiig ished crrecoes Permanently Smallpor Fittings, Freckles, Wrinkles, | * sty trea ‘t you know come affectionate. She decides ihat it is q | fer a colored preacher at the south that will be ] now in the field, and that he has recetved trom BARBOUR & HAMILTON ‘Moles, and superfluous Hair. Complexions Bleached or ‘Baltimore, Ma re6-Oma, nt it was only | “very proper sort of a horse.” lgoks at it with | Bu:nbered “twenty-four.” cone Rtn re aaa or tne onta AND Artistically Docwtitied. Full serticulacs, t6, Adee On iH & SELLING 1 my fr im the fotee, atin 2 Comme dation and its ite neck briskly | A special order for a few ponnds of strawber- gave these troops at the San Mateo Hospital, Buea MADAME M. LATOUR, 736 OEF— Au Woo Goods Sclow oust, ia ae id t = the | and vigorous! She tri e ean i 5 0 revel . ag. Pg eae: at 1 did for the a Ba, Solera ae to be candid and is | ries, at £25 per pound, was received by a saleg- | fleserves the higit esteem of all, which isthe senti- THOS. ELL. Boat a G and Hee nouns ment of the officers and soldiers of the batallion, Cy