Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1884, Page 7

ed o THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. ee ssa SS WHAT THE LOVERS ARE SAYING. NO TRESPASSING. Seep the reas ae rt aireatt eens heel a! AUCTION SALES. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. FINANCIAL. — iz good ression she alrea — = = = oe = —»D An Elizabethan Valentine \d forgot all about him when -she had | From the Fortnightly Review. ‘THIS EVENING. = TEAMER MATTANOLEAVES SEVENTH STREET F. WHEELER. made, and forgo im when :s! ortnightly Review... Wi DesDAY aud THURSDAY 7 . Bile begen mags beea an ey: crossed the hedge. At best the population of France grows in} J ARGE STOCK OF ENGLISH BREECH- 5 7 Oulock wan fer Ma Oa ‘on Mon T. Hasse & Co. ‘When sIumber first uncfoudes my brain A But the next day, as she sauntered along the numbers very slowly. Allowing for the million IMADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT- Wednesdays and ‘at int pEckese. ana shits outa ts tree It was painted In very black letters on a very | path, a sudden sharp cry startled her—a child's ery y. Allow! ay GENS FISHING TACKLE, BIELES, REVOLY- | Land Ss) ee 4 > ae ee white board. He who ran could read, and Ruth | cry for help. It came from the river bank, and | and a half taken away ;by Germany, the popu-| FRE) CL uLEBY, MUSICAL INSTRUMERER | ders = wrt Supaays abd Brent wart Th No. 60 F STREET NORTHWEST, - Bennett was only walking very fast when she | 48 she ran towards It she understood its mean- | lation of France has, we may.gsay, made no pro- Rack booKs, Viurixe t008 } a Pals downs eB puondiys and jed.nes 7a aR, te Te WASHINGTON, D. c ‘Then when I pray for those I tove,— For the last month she had read it every day. | the stream. ‘The nuree was running up and | DW than they were fifteen years ago, while the | SETS. OPTICAL Goobs, WATCH CHAINS, GTEAMER 7. V. ARROWS J pray for Thee. Z MIF. Py direction of the owner, to Change busiieas, Twill ¥ 10M 7TH-STREET WHARF. Pom the premises all the stows Stock of J."U. | “On Monda:s 7 aw. for Nominr and intermediate Penney ivania avenue northwest. | land inn, ret ‘Tueedaye, ‘On Thurman, Tan ter ‘curtoman, Nomin, St Clement's Bay, ani intermediate returning: ‘On Satur dayr, 459 p, m., for Currioman, Nomini, and intermediate faiidings, returning Sunday evenine. Ou Wednesdays, 8:3) a m.. special Excursion to Co- and every day meekly turned into the dusty road and made the long detour needed to get past Mr. Hale's grounds and into his next neigh- bor’s. Five minutes’ walk through that beauti- | ful park would haye brought her to Mrs. Alex- | ander’s hedge, and saved a modicum of strength load of taxation has almost doubled; in mere debt charges It has much more than doubled. Equally stationary has, been the export trade of France. The average of recent years has indeed | been lower than for the years immediately suc- ceeding the war. Imports have, on the other down, wringing her hands, and the two child- ren were screaming for help. The water was not deep, but a child can drown in very little, and when she reached the bank he had gune under for the second time. “Run to the house for help,” she cried to the children; but even asshe spoke she had her- t Securities, Stocks and Rone R. ree or amuall lots for cash urcarried ¢ tnt New York Quotations And wt he duties of the day De ie of mee und Journey on Hfe’s w: I work for Thee. ARE SPE goods willbe sold in orusi luay be expected every night. @ , ‘Nie Packages. Great bargains aac iNew Sprecciation Or if perchance I sing some lay, FOLEY, auctioneer. What it bee, = hand, augmented much, but not because the | N. #.—The Fixtures will not be sold as, ‘at the termin- | lonial Beach and return. ar Hi that the dle ay,— a temper sorely needed for her trials as day | self seized the readiest means of aid, and was af ally ation of sale, the store will be occupied by J. U. | N. 1i—Land at all summer resorts each tri PETROLEUM vs STOCKS ees ae ee Veruess tothe three little Alexanders. But | clitsbing down the bank. It would’ ruin her |UGtry bas been internally prosperous. The O'MEatts's Co, “Manufacturers of “ROWAL GLUE" increase is the consequence of bad harvests, and | — jeav sys indicates a further deyddation of the wealth of JOHN B PADGETT, Agent, dress—even then she thought of that—but she CW RIDLEY. Manse =I — e had nev waded In bravely, half supporting herself by er ventured on the liberty, though For if an eye whose lquid lghte VHY WALLPSTREET IS RUNNING TO OTL Gleamns like the sa | she had wanted to every das, and the Impulse | clinging to a vine that curtuined. the slope. It | {ue people. France mas, tterefore, be consid | -YouN SHERMAN & CO, Auctioneers Oe ET on aan AEE The tresses browne and Drighte, bad grown xreater since she had asked Mrs. | might give way—it certainly would if the boy | "ed to extst under conditions that have not POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANYS JONN A. DODGE & CO. BANKERSan’ BROKER, y sing of Thee. | Alexander if it was quite impossible. | Struzgled and she lost her balances Dati. tee | waterially changed within the past ten years, Sihdays and Wednesda at 8-80; Saturdays step. m, | No.12 WALL STREET, NEW YORK a FRES if a wearle mood, or sad ‘ hever a soul about, and it'san eighth | the best she could do. She was not consclous | £0 far as hew developments Of Its resources are Raa Phice Poet ann Coeanan tinea ad vPro Possesses bs of a mile certainly to the house. I don't believe | concerned. Tie higher wages of its popuiation, of any special heroism. Other people would | doubtless come to pull them both out later, bat | the moments were precious, and the child— rein ning, | a DAY NIGHT §TFAMER RETURNS MONDAY MOLNING, Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence Petroleum Trade, showing why dealers in OIL Rey wile operators in stocks have 91S xiw E FOR INVESTMENT. fa deed of trust, nd day of July, IS83, and duly rec one wonld ever see me, and if they did ld tell them J was your governess.” rit sved to the young girl a sufficient distinction therefore, represent little more than an_artitl- clal state-induced prosperity born of aug- Under and by date the se e' inflated paper currency. steamers. Connects also with New Jork and Rich- ———- jon | and here he came up again, just out of her | mented debt and an intlated pap Mond steamers, Norfolk ahd’ Western, ‘Seaboani . [to ve that to Mrs. Rufus Alexander, leading | reach. Sh ap | The statements constantly made before the SRconoke Ocean Vie d “Virginia Beach | Panvace Saar rn i | bly of the pretty town where her summer | foaled trea ane! : ae ine, took the (Step | parliamentary commission’ lately established failrosda wand Vivin Bach Prayers Srock “Teasonara Wines home was located. muddy bettom. in France to examine the position of the work- 1884, the following described | Passage and roomecsn be secured st Baltimore and | ' es estate, situated in the District of Columbia,and | Ohio ticket 4th street and = Ber - | i lxould not venture it, if I were you,” Mrs. | “Ruth Bennett was chiefly conscious of her | MZ classes sproves thie. The representative, | [fawn and, dencrilod atall Heat piece Of aT | Coy tckee, omg, Lath treet ant Pea BETWREN Alexander answered kind) She was always’) ruined dress and mud-bespattered face when, a| ff example, of the carpentry trade stated that | and being in Holmoad’s addition to Georgetown, D.C. | city post oftice, office of Knou'e expivss, othr attest pong *t wonld save, [Kind to her governesses, despite her minute later, she climbed up. the bank with Her | Men's Wazes had doubled sliice 1845, but 10,000 Sn thres inchon menmrured exetraidic rom the ute | TREES STON Gnd at comUNRyW cle, Tht waeETOTON, SALTINORR PRILADELD ‘e. wealth and her Mayflower and she | burden, The gardener and coachman were | MeN Out of the 20,000 comprising his guild were | Gxt ‘Corner of West ahd North streets, and runing | “Roos eepreas will eall for and check baggage from NEW YORK, POSTON. 42 y had a special liking for this bright-faced, | there; Mr. Hale was there too; but he let the | 0Ut.of work In Paris alone. Here, therefore, | thence eastwardly with the south side of West street | Lewls and private pestioneos a cacer girl. “Mr. Hale is very partiewlar. | others help her up, and. his paternal. raptures { @ have a purely artificial industrial condition, nd ‘at richt angles to Weat strect ou hundred and ven | jie et Tee aRS Unt Pint, General Agent ; i gloom z Ne is a new comer here and disposed | aid not extend to taking his dripping son and and upon this unnatural structure the French | fit to urralles tou fect vite laid oot ton the bench at = - PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Baoxrns nd me ike a tomb, art with summer bioom. to make every one respect his rights.” It had been on the Lady's lips to call him parcenu, but het tn iis acina, government has built a pile of debt which de- | purchasers; thence ‘wentwardiy seventy-Ave feet and | JP OOK AT LOW FARES, the grounds? Of e: ry one bundred and ten —— Carry hin ne ” mands about £6 per annum per family for its es: f 2 y one bundred and tei e4Brcedwsy, > sony, zie would not throw scorn at her neighbor be- | artera glance tnd assured him’ tit the end | #eiee, Thies reckoning the famlly at Ave, as| fected aAyor Mee, eis atest |.) NORFOLR AND FOTRESS MONTOR AEP Taa} Now Fore ore her soverness. was unhurt, “and pot him ina bath-tub at | England, althouzh that ts probably too high. | theresa, which ‘cousist Gf four two-story brick rout | PINST-CTASS FARE. 81. ROUN : y, Miss Bennett.” Harry Alexander had | once. And you, Miss Rennete” Putting Parts alongside London for the sake of | houses. a sm nesubdivided, so aa to sell each house | sixth stnet what MONDAY WEoNesbat ea care Generel Portners: t alate ‘do you know that | +] need to go into one too,” she gasped, try- | Comparison with the preceding essay, I find that | separately. DAY, at 5:90 p.m.,and SATURDAY, at 6p. m., Keturn- | ames Whitely, Henry I. Dodee, St aie pled: tsummer his gardener ordered my mother | ing to wring the water from her skirts. Her | @ addition to his payment of £6 to the state Scie One third cash. and the residue in two | sn, sONDAY Morning. 'y. ry .. t six and twelve months, with in- terest from day of sale, to be secured to the sutisfaction of the trustee, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. Advpositof $100 on exch house will be requiwd at the Time of sale, If terms of fale are not complied with in 1 days the property will be resold at the cust of the uulting vurchaser. 4 FRANK T. BROWNING. Trasteo, jy]2-eo&ds Columbian Law Building, 416 Sth st. now. Harry C. Logan, Washington, D.C. William B. Travers, Speci Partuer treasury for debt charges, the head of a family | of five in that clty must. find £7 10s. toward the | charges of the debt ot Paris. Reckoning per head, imperial debt takes 288. from the work- man per annum, and Parisian debt 348.; or to- gether, £2178. The rest of France, of course, has no such load to endure, and that of irse Mr. Hale excused it | ears were roaring with the water in them; she 1 had his orders to make | feit as if she had been drowned and come to ey—my mother?” And | life again; but it was the comedy of the situ more than the words. tion which chiefly eceupied her even then, and Little Miss Bennett bowed her head before the | Mr. Hale's divided mind between lis wich to be hts of a cood democrat who had made all his | properly grateful and his disgusted, seuse ot y in the last twenty years, and was there- | jer dripping condition. And then, woman- Passace and rooms secur at B. and O. ticket office, ath street and Pa. ave. : O. T. Thom General office, Sixth street whart, T POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDA) m.—Fare 25c. ‘this steamer for charter cheap, Thesday, Thursday and Saturday eveuines, 93 on, 90 DUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION 411. CLASSES. OF RAILWAY SHULL LALs. inore aristocratic and exclusive than an | jike,asshetried to pick up her dress with | Patls ts mitigated by its being the greatest re-| _ga- THE E 18 POSTPONED U! POTOMAC RRANSYOR TATION TINE. a ai pmeraeee dish nobleman would have been with respect | some light remark on is atate sheerial inatenn, | £0rt of the wealthy In Europe next to London, | MuxD CRT, eau The Steamer SUE, Capt. W.C. Geoghewan, wiN remus asi Sonue: gomnnlees Perehance the sun may skles of May, wns. Halfthe village would have |""{" hope you. haven't lure yourself,” Me, | aNd by the fact that It owns the water supply” oe Mincisucieasing taomeans winter kres tor | +H. DODGE, Resident Weiner. TER Gidie Coie, d Mr. Hale allowed @ foot-path | frale said, evidently not Knowing what to say, | Still, here we have the weakest spot, aud these Bie Dalimore tor Washhustou every FRIDAY at 3 bam splendid purk, but of course an figures tell us in a general way the secret of Ameriean can not make concessions to the y that Parisian unrest and discontent which ever “J—Tam deeply Tateful, Miss Bennett—more than J can expr —and I should be yery sorry— reieht received until 6 pn. Saturdays ONLY All Liver freyeht must be prepaid, u t Sle Ned. _Cretations of Rtocke and Ronde on tntormetion rs. lower classes, and he stood on his rights and | for any consesuenees to youre and anon threatens France. Adding together : ; —— ae | citding the Markets reerived tireach cur wine IN fk ns: sie had lingered to put the | she could speak. “The only consequences to | Pevial, the Parisian cruyrier has to find on the | Or JULY, at TEN OCLOCK AM. Ofer ior sale at | _mh3-Cm Ith street =; tly é r { touches to the pretty new drese she wore, | myself are arultied dress, and thats a peoper | ¥€TMke about £7 75. per annum out of his earn- public anction, on the premivea all the, Stack of Goods | = Po nt, € ore er storm co! ould | Sa) ee ¥, assuming tha e ve contanied therein, which consist Dt P| F Once more my perfect youu Shull nothing lack, | ANd there was a thunder storm coming. Should | revenge of fate. It was to save this dress—it | Ings. Now, assuming that he is fully employed, | contsnied t aud Liquors, two lane Show Cases, RAILROADS : | she run the risk of offending Mrs. Alexander | was so new then, and so pretty,” she added, pa- | the average earnings of the Parisian artisan is fee Mill,a Kood Safe, a lot of Scales, two Se shut ty eves now 7 a trespass? | thetically—“that I trespessed-on w : under rather than above 20s. per week. or £75 Jarge Pavement Awning, and other | Leaves 7th-street wharf daily (except Suntay) for Mt 1 : { i thetieally—“that I trespassed’ on your grounds _ VIRGINIA MIDLAND KAILWAY. bite ht as she looked about, | ihe Sood will aestarediing a mod eax: per annum. Debt charges alone consequently Vernon at 10 o'clock an; returting, reaches Washing six weeks ago. fu I hope you appreciate the fact + % the will, (the st doing a good bi u E SHORT LINE TO T SOUTH, SOUTHWEST f of thunder helped her to a decision. | of the Nemesis.” And therewith she held up the | Co8t the Parisian workinan about a fortnight's Bad ewe Gut paves Glow bee aaa TL. 1. BLAKE, Captain, | 72 ‘axp Wish 1 through the little gate whieh all | torm and streaming silk to his astoniehed eyes, | Meome, and his entire share of the publie bur- | ceive fi dss ursahe wie, it aot tuld ana whole the 52 “days had mocked her with its invitation | “you won't exauwterate my heros,” she went | de08. Hf he be unencumbered with wife and fam-| ‘ler wil be veld out ih bafccin In cave uf alean te forbidden ground, and hurried across the | on, “if I tell you that Tthouaht more of tine | l¥. Tepresents about five weeks earnings. In| pole netice will be givin, thereof in next Weilnewtay s ing toxco tuto the grocery business. ‘The store will be ‘open for inspection up to the day of sale, For further information apply to the Assienee, All creditors of Daniel G Harrison will present their proportion as his family increases the power of the workman to lve under his load becomes Tes she could see the stately | than anything else when I went into the river. ains and right flowers. /T knew there was no real danger if I kept a | on that, fearing some servant | steady head. But [hope the little boy won't | Pullman Sleeping cars trom Washington aud Atlanta to New Orieans, Car trom Wasi Vario She kept her ey ven if his wife works she can do com- neton to Natural + a LANE . Ee en the watch. "She never looked the ottrer way. | take coid; and as that is my only vely little to help him, for the ayerage } Mills to the Asiguee, and all persons owing the said LIMITED, LE FAST LAE. | 5 ly danger just t s i (aS | Harrison will please ‘scttleup the Mtnthe | THE CUNARD: OMPANY, LIMITED, Touievilie and at Westen. reat, Suddenly came Leside ber, | now—" “And before Mr. taie could recover ; “illus of females is uut above half a crowaa | Kava? at Uitte poral ae BERVEER NW AOR AND LIVERPOOL, fomia, , Pullinan "Sleeping cars “Washington t0 | CONSCIENCE-SI en a el Spee swe] i PRAY . Br NG, Assignee, PIE] <4 ow matwille. | n aware, madain,” Mimeelt a toe Aa) ale jee svent, Hime Jyl0-dts Columbia Law Building, 416 5th st. nw. FROM PIEK <0. N. R. NEW YORK. 2ACT Ml” SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS, Dat t lips’ were | you are on private grounds? | Alexander house inuch as hie had seen her speed Minister or Doctor? S271NE ABOVE. 18 POSTPONED. UNTIL Chariot cept Bundsy with ©. & O Railway, | looked up. A stout. bald man stood be- | six weeks before. | oe Rev. T. T, Munger, in the Independent. DAY, JULY SECOND, same hour aud | Pullman ‘Sleping care from W. ston via Dan- je her, a man whom her prophetic soul as- 27. Borssta. Ville, Charlotte and Atlanta to N ‘Miss Bennett,” Mrs. Al rlean : Sal exander said,a few} ‘The ministry cannot be said to be crowded isto sur “ly lé-dts - Dial 4 ANK T, BROWNING, Assignee. AND RY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK. from Washington vis Charlotte and Colunbis to i her was Mr. Hale. He had deigned to | days later, coming into the library after the | Sees ‘ ATES OF PASSAGE —800 ‘and $100, according | AU Puliman Sleeping Car trom Washington touch his hat, but not out of respeet for her, | children had gone, “I have a commission to dis. | “'e? te breadth and opportunity of the whole THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. UNTIL, | tosteasmerlatinne: ee to Witte Sulphur Sprines | she was surs He saluted rather his own d the proprieties. He had a of one who feared his simple ity Was not impressive enough, and the heat perfection of hiscostume made uiore promi- country !s considered. It may be crowded at the east; but, even in New England, the minis- ter earns a living from the first, and this the average physician does not. The pastors on DAY, AUGUST FOURTH, 1834, at sate hour and cod. FRANK T. BROWNING. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7.004 Mand 6:10 P.M. daily, except Sunday, Warrenton trains leave Wasiingtou at J-10 AML and 5:10 P.M. dail ly. For ticke (information inguire at Company's Of- Vania aveuue Steerage at very low rates. Steer ge tickets from Lay- ae aoeeosiaw nand all other parts of Europe at lowest rat Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glascow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Cuntinent, and for Mediterranean ports. | charge. It’s rather a peculiar one, but I hope you won't mind such a thing coming through a | third person. Of course the situation is peculiar and rather delicate for Mr. Hale. He thought £eu,601 Penns “Yes, sir,” she answered meekly; “but I'm do- | Tather let me find out frst your—your feeling | tuan does the averagd doctor. But physiclaus | | 1WELETH SUREEIS SORHEAST. 1, | Ol1S BIGH CO" bos 7th ate Washington, D.C. | _ 82 HAAS, Traffic Manages pest to get out of them.” Miss Hennett looked up bewildered, “T don't | scatter themselves gyer the whole country: | m'iss/anddulyqwoonted miler Nordine at wis M0 | Opt VERNO® J. BROMS Bf Nb ME GREAT yey EVANTA ROUTE, _ Nou came in by the lower gate. Yon saw the | understand, Mra. Alexander, Is. it about the Every hamlet from Sh Paul to Payet sound | of the land mesgnis of the Dior 3531 605 Tu street, Washington, TO THE NORTH, WEST AND. SOUTHWEST, F courses” he went on in the same magis- | little boy? Does Mr. Hale want to reward me”—| already has its quota of one to every 650 inhab- | tie reauest o: Dat a enon ore aS PEGUSIEPAG DOUBLE: TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY. ° but I was in ahurry.and IT w: did? I couldn't take his money, of course.” Rather, why should not those who propose to P-PAST FIV! Company ton, frum station, corner of 6th C I don't know that he would look at it qnite | Study medicine—those, of course, who have the nia Dinirice kaon cna sien ee Ne id District, known and dist pered thirty-nine (3k mtneriuacher et al. subs we West, Chicago Ignited Faprss wars at 9.40 a mi. duly; Fast Line, netneiati and St. 1 jon—Lecome ministers and go iaus go, with the certainty of and surer support and of Ten- moral qualitic: where the phys ring a bette In that tzht,” Mrs. Alexander answered. “it | probably helped to bring matters to a climax | with him. Indeed, he intimated as much. And | ty-oue ori two. idently pine € your pardon 9.40.8. m. daily and I can Soe Care fro Hi retsbury . I thought that for once—and’ I} perhaps itis a reward of virtu a dering as good seryice to humanity? Conscious eANHAnONC ASE teeloe ocebeast and fo Chicago, t want to spoil my dress,” she fished. | Piite after the atorechook einie, deg CHS | that £ am taking what ts called. & low view of nie roved. ‘ te Pursbare, rtuously, as a great drop of rain fell on | pretty enough and bright enough, asl told him, | the subject, and waiving its higher features, 1 moral Sg es he band. | . for almost any position. He is a self-made man | # ~try, upon the whole and in = steed Es Sea She looked up with eyes whose appeal might | himself; it isiwt 6 ondertil contieeconst ér pald profession than An DA Waskinets i to Clucace, have sottened him. It ‘Y am | when one remembers that. He.coutun’t expect | that of medicine. God forbid that any one SeUH OR Us JORE AND POTOMAC EAL but ther in iS to marry inte the Mayglower, for all his wealth.” | Should enter it for this reaspn; but God forbid, AMAL fw an aang caene Sareea. Miss Bennett felt as if her senses were ple also, that any young man fit to bea minister days! previous notice a ALLL A cton to Rochester. Train Ie ing her fuise. “Yon don’t mean—you can’t | Should throw bhinself-away.by entering a pro- id recoriane at est fu May 3 ea Py pear y! ied, “that he wants to marry me?” | fession that eannot sapport bir Wilda amiga ander put her arm about he: The advantazes of Ue minister are these: He EAs H, H. Bist Fast. 7.15, 8.20 and 11.00 a “I suppose it is rather overwh: earns a living from the first; his training Js per- | _2¥90-d&as Spe ed pits | sure I—or Mrs. Al sew mee ae Fe ae fected ¢ and is not dulled by | PLHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Bete Auctioneer Parior Cars 9.400. sm: dail a ed foryour—your u why should he not? There are the th waiting; he has the most work to do when = For Boston without chauge, 210 p. Miss Bennett answe sh s he: anty. sion, iees as a young man have | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN a ocal Seents, neday, 4.00 pth. t: nd “par: ” and he's twenty y i, SQUAN 207 Broadway, New York ¥., all through trains connect at Jer skirts and prepared to best a di and he fasn't mueh besides his money to rec. | Ven more value than as an old 1 He may See eel eh oat ©..W. Moss, Washington, D.C. ocy City with bouts of Biockiyn Auuwen, affording at ttt ‘ti, tise tn: urea ok euumend hims but it would bea splendid howe | fitd himself on the his oF on th 5b iar Mea ae is Ie ee ALLAN LINE MINTER SERVICE... 5 | Raturausier to uliousinctsvoliing double feriags e WAS NO Us rying; she was sure ‘ou, de ie ‘atehed you | he b: 8 or three Of the part os ; | across New York city. % “2 swept Mr. Hale a profound reverence, whose mate inquiries of me. He bezah making? less criticism, secures more good will and real | {RUE AUG a AR Rout of the premies, on = yk, abled Leap, 040 mim. dally, <xs0pe disdain he could not understand. But there | them some time ago, but I didn't notice. 1 | izes more fully the end of professional life than | O'CLOCK B31. Tatedl te 34 bod iatinete ad kee | Su was a dimness in her eyes as whe raised them to | tigazht perhaps he wanted a governess,” OF | do his medical nelghvors. Doth 1 clus pea Dat inet Ber we wre Ey ee Rete his, , | course I gave you the highest recommenda-| The ministry has come to be regarded asa | CP} sa in squane Tis weed Mie Ee EE | ‘General Agents, 207 Broad- Sencas, 940, 11.00, tn, 400, 6.00, 740, 10.00 and After all, she was only a child, and so far the | tions,” she added, lauschi though I didn't | Waning profession, and it no longer attracts col- | Book 10, follo 149, of the surveyor’s office uf eaid Dis: or eral Beers 2 0 a world hadsmiled into her pretty face and treated | know the position he wanted you to fill. He| lege students, as in former days. ‘the. oth tee ia “Us PENNSYLVANIA AVEN' csogt Sunes ee and AA bm Say, her indulgently. That Fras not Mr. Hale's attl- | seems quite sure of his teeling, and it js | PTofessions aro sidered more spectabl mits One-thind cash; talancesn thres eqnal installs | poigdnata Washington, B.C} pUrAnuapolis, 6.35. m., 1205 and 440 p.m. daily, ex- Walked away. something—per- | certainly a great triumph for you, my dear.” but it might be well to inquire if the life, cond or which notes of purchaser, b ari interest from | KOT GERMAN LLOYD— WA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY, oe eaneeath eae this ing | “Miss Bennett sank buck into the chair from | tions, returns and whole environment” of the | “s3iof sale and secured ‘by desl gftrust om property | Speawsitr Lise Betwees New roux, Havas, | ALND ‘ATX Apida AND WASHINGTON ithe which she had half ris Tare not quite as respectable a n. Her mind plainly DON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRESES. | = i at Une of sale, aud all conveyancing and re- 6 te 8 col Sab: : ud and, | Phe mae hin relent: In five minutesit woutd | could not take in the new situatious But sh Ue frei eae icone sett | Sonate tn Mdanmees com, He teens arg 908 | SERDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pee, foot | FufAl andr, Jemte rer bct ning asain. oe PO. ane was not quite a brute. He | came erse! on Mrs. Alexander wel ; | Well, also, to inquire from our Ame stand apled with in rom sale property wi Sdstreet, Hovoken. Rates of passage from NEW YORK ve L Bs pn ding iors stepped forward and called, “ Madam!" ‘ame to herself when Mrs. Alexander went on: r wd at risk and co ulting purchase iN point of Success, and also from the uly standpoint of mauliness in its 1 to LONDON, HAVRE, BREMEN: By Wedni | “Of course you may want time to think it over, First cabiti, #100 to'$150; second cabin, but he wouid like to see you this evening, and WAGGAM mend aid the South, 6.3 steamer s be mig feed ‘and 11.65 a m, daily, Mie nett heard, hurried erate AN, Trastee. ; = = day steamr—First cabin, $75; second cabin, $50. Steer- | 7nd 3,00 1-1 daily. exept Suada and then stopped. She would like to be | —he hopes for an answer then.” ing a living, if the career of the ay young For Other Auctions See 5th Pages | her at lowest rates, For freight or § gpniy £0 ‘Tralue toate Aicraudife for Wasson. 6.05, 805,20.00, proud to the bitter end, and anyway she could “Oh! oh!” Miss Bennett erfed, physician is quite re table. Th ling of Sa —— ah RIC er SoG ee ine Green, ge ol S 12.10 midnight cunt Moudsy). On sunday ab : not go back till she was told. her tet. “There's no use. T couldn't if my life | We minister Is beco that, by virtue of GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. | west: CHAS, WALTEN, 342 D street, Agents for Wash- ‘Seas icsemlnsd iciec amanda caer peak Mr. Hale had to take a half dozen more steps | depended on it, tor—l'm engawed to some one | lis position, he touche, y at more points | = | ttn jal nel bitieg inti wl ie cite . istful eyes—and Berere he w. veer moment say, rag else. And T never knew—Iindeed, [never knew, | Of intluence than any other class. If intuence, | Renee See = —— — ————e»——yyy= hy struct and Feuiay outa aves ye ae | ine, miss, if it will shorten your walk, I haveno | Mrs. Alexander, until a few days ao, that | POWer, grade und amount of labor are tests of | 4228¢ Hverxrorcep - . = ns whens wrders eats Yee lt for the chhchins uf bas | objection tor this once.” . Philip was his nephew, “You see," she went on, | respectability, the ininistry offers them beyond With hend-worked Luttenholes, MEDICAL, &e. SR a ao | : wh, T shall pet do it again breathlessly, “his sister was with me at school, | aby other profession, And if a young tn4 FOR 7 TS, EAD AND BE WISE —DE. BROTHERS, 007 1 ST. General Manager. General Passenuer Agott “ oner go through a wildernes and that was the way [learned to know itm | conscience wishes todo a work inthe The beat ¢ moatiwest, aprwarva is 3 oath tat aT aS — a. “But that is not the shortest wa | And Mr. Hale was anety at his engaging | aud not spend half his life in waiting f os ee snipes, He ts the Serena = b GEORGE, ” | - : Sf seed a is engaging a =< A IN SUMMERT EAL, E ‘ity,and _ = Jon; “it is much nearer by the cow ®. | himself to a ‘down-East school-maam.” as he | Will find his readies y int ee TT ee eae eer araan Meters AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. » had been | Here—tet me show you. led me. He had promised to help him be- | tt¥. The whole country isbetore him as a field, nishid Mesheine free, Consultat | “Oh, I couldn't think of troubling you. Thank you, but you'll get wet yourself.” “sinee Lhave undertaken ft, answered Mr. A atortnight azo that 1 wrote him—because | a r =» NERVOUS oligizing to himself for his conces- | hadn't inuch else to write—all about my tres | calluot. The cholee between the profe paired Nutrition of the | | SAlzA - h the words he spread his nea passing, and what had come of ft. And he an—| @ choice between work and a living on one side incapacity for Duty and Labor and all forus of | 2:35 pun. Caldwell: Lake Gots, 4254 alked with her It was only two Syvered™T had his letter last week: “Thats my | aud klleness and poverty on the other. HERS Tnvicoratine Conta. So SY DE) Ra ie ete ook Was shorter, and : but—but they quarreted over me, and Pail went west, and I came here. And it was only old dragon of an uncle, and if yo ‘ve Won one save a few ininister can can, and can any avenues in the larger c 1 #o and can live where the find enongh to do, w ++ yur durin the da; fore ine by Dr, BROTHERS, Ap 1-lm* SAMU! y ribed and sworn ty us: pril 2d. 1886. WALKER, Notary Pubic, the largest this 1d ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE, B LL MOUNTATN SPEC Hehe co: ena A LOT OF SUMMER SCARFS FOR 50c., WORT! | fa Se Chiooniy se sutterskill 2:30 p purried all she could. | She shoke | concession from him, perliaps “you could do | Phytochromotypy. SCAIES FOR Soe, WORTII $1 at fe th he only Hauterskll 2:50 p be reached the Mexander hi more. If he learned to know’ you, he might | From the Coach Painte LARGE LINE OF pty TS whose whole stock of 8, 10:16 ain.—Arrive Albany 3 p.m: th hastily: “Tam much ol x 2 . gre | walked a tidus. j think didterently about our engagement, and | — This term is applied to a process of producing UMMER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. ds brains incited. could be put in a yeast nan., Utiea Beg “A pretty girl,” her tlyin; ard the sheiter of ander’s govern ne last word meant in his thought he | thoush I don't need uny of his help now, still ive, and I should like to be phim.” And [had been hop- W you see how impossible it impressions of leaves and plants. The plant is first di by pressure between unsized paper, or it may be as follow It is effected FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY ‘ied and flattened | t southwest, itt} foo jong for a humbug to live, THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, AYROVAL PILES —CHICHESTERS Cents to Ciel nuine, three years established at Yu 1040 jm, Buflalo lor Caty to Al ra Pails, | bang. Sharon Spits -* and ARATOGA AND CA " y to ma done rapidly witha hot iron. The surface . ester Cheiteal Cota hake utd hardly have told. Perhaps it only re- | Kavos wall a love tiny aneemecnee | we ee nied ta then ben Elin vole i tp cag ane tla are, Philadetnia Po my rt are ‘d him that his three motherless children Aa . z time, and perhaps | to be copledis then brushed with a solution | yy.oy 816 F street n. w., opposite Patent Office, ‘RESTORI SAKATOGA AND CATSKILL. MOUNTATN LIM- | ocala aon ue meetin oe \ be poor. ¥ love him too muh to mind.” | of aniline color in aleohol and allowed to | ~ eR oireea We cnne rib. eg Hotel Heatork' 9 10, pam pon Be al of young love and trust was in her! q vhich will take pla y. If] JJINEST DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER . = rand Ho’ P.m., Saratoce §-30 pin, Lake Geo MM Senne’ ‘A dry, whi ake piac 5M ‘vietim of early tinprude causing Neryons De. ” : aie ae ates where tld ee eves as she looked up at Mrs. Alexander, and | the’ impression. is to be. taken on i im- | cay $2. bility, Premature Decay, eter Naving® tried tn vata | 10.30 eaitn > eceeaen Deemer eeu ter teoees Ae aaw Sh: AH SEA rty | the woman's heart in her was touched. It’ was | merse the latter in water 1or a few seconds, | Six Fine Dress Shirts mate to order, only 82, Sree Rane Senses, as, discovered & Fimple means | Washington on Pennsylvania R.A. train 810 aan. for von | We det=nel 10 vay Chat iF Ie woald soutime | He Philosophy of the Rabes in the Wood, indeed: | and remove the excess by pressing between | Finest Linen Collars, all styles, omly @1.50 per dozen. | Pinta SRR wich, hs, wall eend, tree to lis fellow xuf- eg ae pee arsh word ace von Ninth oi ee jhe ou ahave overturned, it with a touch of blotting ibaper. Place it" then on some | Finest Four-Ply Linen Cuff, only 20 cents per pair | 302k 3310-tu.thass $iUiSstopa and Gatukil Se"Lundted at sens city, peer on: ‘De: mine 5 | we pn sens ‘y Dent nearer | non-absorbent surface, and apply the losing 6 30k e EBILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS | Ask for single or round tri) tickets by West Shore route, in vs ‘ ayers Pies arrlape coming cup trom | her, and then suddenly Ruth felt a kiss on her | plant colored side. down; place Mor it a | cout outa lareelot of Vufiuished Dress Shists, st | 1 aus carat the CIVTRLE METHOD. Adopted and avoid ferry at and long teausier through New Nore she lifted her eyebrows a little. ~“I'ts forehead, a kiss ot a mother's comprehending | sheet of strong paper, and while it is held All goods guaranteul to sive satisfaction, Gf VIGOR, Simple cases sito se Benne es Le ‘Apply to City or Depot Agent of Penn. RR. for com- jon—a great cont ma from hi she " Z securely in position tamp the whole surface $12. Pamphlet free. CIVIALE, EMEDIAL AGENCY, ¢ time-tables, tickets and Parlor Car chairs. Parlor | had cooled a little from this un- | with a wad of cotton. A cold sad-iron may At MEGINNIS’, 160 Fultou street, New York. ap3-ths,tu-ly "| Car chairs from Jersey City station reserves in advance “Tut I don't want it," cried Ruth, “Ta efenthusiasm, Mrs, Alexander | be lightly passed over the paper Instead £25 1002 F street northwest, ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR | PrpaP ylation to Arent Pullman Cor Co. dam Kae Lipo Guana eer ceeh none ias agnetelt ENa | ung thé coton, aad i afew ets a le | eae iat tint mente Cane | “ANS SERRE CSE on rte | = 4 aiek S 5 ontounded him wi news that | paper are interposed en the paper andthe D ; = : 3 24 Bate atreit, New Yor his manner humiliated me. | I felt, 99 | the sctiool-nta'am despised for his nephew was | [ posed Det weeathe rane smc ae | oe AND ORGAN Dility“ and ‘Tnpoteney. «= : ae Fd committe the unpardonable s plant, its ontlines and_ veins principally w 1 be 200 B street southwest, Hf iuuparts vigor to tho whole ALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROAD. : : ——— system, { mnder stniled at her -vehene | his own elect; and she followed up her advant- | copied, while without it the whole surface may | PIANOS TU. : THE MODEL FAST Li AND THE ONLY permits it," i sane at shoul water. since young Philip | alcohol instead ot water, the impression will be ALLET DAVIS & CO,S PI : 7 e s perinits it.” si ally I wish you | was doing wi y 4 er, P! ALLET DAVIS & COS PIANOS. eeven years! experience. y21-Lm' IN_EF. DAY, JUNE 15; rispea His ap ataie sed) ig well at the west, and needed no more | brighter, and the paper will retain its luster FASO & £078 PAN —— SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. JUNE lsrm — ler caine I notice | of his uncle's help, the new home was hardly | pian eee P ht an S “Reopenine Tat of September | iatecics Gare ation toes oF j work you are son Anything th you know, times very tired with the walk. our strength for your And to that Ruth yielded. heed not Have been so flerce about it, than thedusty road. At first she hurried through as ifadrazon haunted ¢ ery bush; but rad | ready before he could claim its mistress. Only one touch fromance Mr. Hale allowed himself * sown which replaced Ruth’s un- ma the London Standard. It is the ili-natured man who will not put his glaze better. ine be spread upon the colored plant when per- feetly dry, an paper, one 01 used, pass over the surface, with a soluti ‘Terms. | Reopening Ist of Sertember, iy G. + Ifa very light coating of glycer- ee ENE eee aw. M L, WILD & BRO, 709 7th street northwest. nd the excess removed by unglazed ADAME DE FOREST WAS REMEDY FORLA- dies, All female complaints quickly cured. Can be ousted daly at 1445 Tth street northwest. Uficehours rout 1 to 9 chou Pau, with ladies ouly. —— jy21-lm* r more prigts may be linmediately GREAT BAKGAINS Naess peinlly 8 im second-hand Pianos and Or- and general overhauling of Pianos: ‘ited during the summer, as it can then be ith a penell wet pvhich will moder- on of saltpetar. fe pf Hecnmmylvanis avenue, between 3d ald 434 streets, All female complaints and’ irrccularities quickly removed. Prompt treatment, Correspondence and itations Leave Woxbincton from station, coruer of New Jersey ayenue and C xtrect. r ie wes ip p Bele Avents for the KRANICH & BACH an FR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABISHED AND said to herself, after a week. She liad the park SL RRR taken upon dry paper gr tier dry surface. If] the STIFF BIANOS and. Mt. ally Won Dia ators rast tare ten in the city, canbe | xitbost Jall to herself, and It was certainly pleasaater | Why Me Is Called Ul-Natarea. the prints show biot$ ;whep a strong color is | (ful Automatic Musical Instruments, af For Fittdinry at 8:90, m.and §:40 p.m, daily: 8:49 Z Detroit via Monroeville, 10.154. m, eland and Detroit, with Sleep- j ally, she moderated her pace, and’ at lust she | asic tee bil; wee ene cas ehGnE= =e acre of a Peni ities Se ee oenet ma) (eae caentioe bisa 8 Fab, with Slaper for Fold, via Wheolliy aud Lake made it a gentle saunter, and even stopped ‘ vhiich, 1c knows—ex- ofthe plant may be cojored differently to rC Kh y < SPECIAI + phitede | dhe brigk OF the Little etrenms wiley Cree nccn | cent, perhaps, Ce baoker in tial bitte cease | woutore to nature oe ihdividyal taste. Deiocts | Ssecn&&’ Co, Euensoy, & Bavs& Co pope Hag ons md edged: gH | end of the park to cool her hot head in its breath | merely a matter of form, and the sort of thing | ™@¥ be touched up witha pen dipped in the PIANOS. fo le an expert without a peer ih the wide world in the mn dally, with Paflor and’ Stecpiug Cars ate of freshness, and soothe her eyes in the soft | any one good-natured’ fellow would do for| Color : Ticcen Tee WatGy Rageared Siac oes seek peas | ete et scce os gdh ape KN 6h Glee BA BA. j green depths of wood beyond. Once or another. It is the ill-natured man who will not WHCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. | cttw System, Blader’ Kidney and all Aineanon of the | "ond 1096 a mc 1210, S70 Sot, Gh Ske a a twice she saw Mr. Hale’s children with their | drink more than he wants or Is good for him to |» sm, ano po eeoities of the Hnw. nrans exchanged, repaired <SeTag | Uiary Greats, keceiit cones positively cured su 49 | minute train.) 4:40, $:90,6:9, 1:03, 8:2, via0, 40:10 p, French nurse tn the distance; once Mr. fale | ratify the humors of those jovial friends ot | Pgmthe Boston Joumal, |} = BEER Borie SUPE THD | Casa, Asmara ci Bea Htovpm, at his | For Baltimore on Sundays, 620,800, 8:20. m. 1.2%, himself met her, touched his’ hat stiMy, and ills who are so generously, ‘nay’ pressingly, he majesty of theyaw 1s a great and awful | © SN Office, 46 Caw. Refers to leading got Bait | *2'sg, Su 40, 6:90, 020, 104 boat, "G.dU aad TOU, stood aside to let her pass. She wondered | ready and willing to pay’ for his liquor, | thing, but it Is sometimes maintained at the ex-| 44+ sts of Ce. Music. Se ie eS ee wee | on ‘ating Realarosa Bas afterward if he expected her to thank him for | with the tacit condition, of course, that he shall | pense of perplexing Miosical methods, A case HENRY EBERBACH, AS (T0B,, MEN {CHECKS JIN BEX, Houns | For pis” © “he Shenandoah Valicy Ralroad, 10:15 « his great concession. But the burden of yrati-| pay for their liquor in’his turn, “It is the Ik in point is afforded by the ‘application of the 915 F STREET, Guresin three days, DrugStore 15N. lithstreet | FUr Anuspolis, 6:40 a m..and 22:20and 4.407, m.; on | fade was not overwhelming to her preud little | natured man who will not be led by the nose as | extraordinary law tobe Toged in. the Publig | 2 —Sans#ine Partner of the late rm of Killa Go | Philagelphia TT easttngton,D.9. Fo Sal ER heart. S808 cann a ‘3 S “] si —_——_ = a . But afew days later she met him again, and | dancer tor iuners whos Bel act ie 04 | Statutes, chapter 205, dection'I8, which reads as MADE BY DECKER BROS. x. xfrrvn 4 r¢ nm Gu Sinn ta and hab thi repented enough to give hin wi se of | follows: GOH. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th stu 6. UNDERTAKERS. Too p.m. “For Stations on Mekropollten’ bra! his thne she rep ghto ma | races when he would be struck by no sense of i Sole Agent, 5 ee ee gs ee very frank smile and greeti: She felt like | unfitness of things fhe met the winner of the “Ifa jailer or other oMéer voluntarily suffers BTHUR KOONEY & CO. mn. daily for principal ‘#tefioys on_MotropoWtan - smiling on all the world that day, this poor little | Derby In a costerionger’s cart; to flower-shows, | a prisoner in his custody, upon conviction or | EICHENBACH'S PIANO, WAREROOMS. ELANO3 | ee er al Pintalngrs and Undertakers, Gratin sah am, Gig Yor Lexiiwton,, Staton ‘and governess who had youtlt and hope as her por- | when he confounds acowslip with a primrose;to | upon a criminal charze, tovescape, he shall suffer | duvet pare He sor male ana, Tent at ro Becicas Sopa oe 7 eeeoaaie neennn erie 4) | Fee eae eee Sa eae ies tion, and was content therewith. Perhaps a oratorios when, if he can distinguish God Save | the like punishment and penalties asthe prisoner | vewned Piston, ‘Tuning and « See 3513_] Pin daily exeryt sunday ic : | Jeter whieh she had thrust into her pocket at | the Queen from Rule Britannia, that is the ex- | suffered to escape was sentenced to or would be | Jl stteet above Pa. ave. SOD | Jes BELLE, UNDERTAKER cenrnt | 2B YoaS aR ana 5:95 p.m. dasly except i ew agerd, ui he eben | ctrl man whoa oul of atowing | wirowiy eno urayst ES" | Rare nox puree sramsormens ra | les TRy lal ol emis read—lad something to do with her radiant ae Erenking Up the Buggy Rides. t smile. ich pleasanter, thank you,” Kuth emurely. infant in@ hot omnibus asan intolerable nuisance, reminded by some female of sympathetic sensi- bilities but Hlogieal understanding. It is the i-natured man who writes to the papers in in- Under thi: the charge of murder in the first degree, to es- cape, and moves th: upon John BROWN’S IRON BIt" vigor, is statute is called the case of the Pig Ged ors cove French Claret and ‘dozen. Anwencontative Wine Deandies sd Chan Cuiifornia, Virzinia und Ohio four bottles for #1, AICTCR ROUX, 1747 Pennsylvania avec, wentence of death be passed Smith. Smith admits voluntarily ‘OLS ik WRIGHT. VUSvenraxer axp Powrrat. Drecroa, 15697 10th strevt northwest, face just then. and js not te be turned from that opinion by the | government aainst John Smith. Government | Sim-forina. Drugs sell Wa iS TsniNG UNDERTAKER, S3Sd a me ei 3.00 ond 6ST R ms ‘ou find this way much pleasanter than the | consideration that he himself wasa baby once,an | states that Officer Joon Smith voluntarily suf | J MPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC, CHAM. | “icicpione connection, by 2 foad. Miss Bennett?” Mr. Hale said, made aifa- | indisputable fact, of which he will certainly be | fered Win. Jones, a prisoner in his custody upon PAGNES AND CORDIALS, 1G287th street northwest, pearl Ani dilly, amd 2:25 p.m. daily, da ‘Frederick and intermediate P.m., and 8:12 p. um. daily, hocks, points, 8:25, Gaily from Pott of i . ts Teenhone call—T0 ay © for Perhaps allow others to go throngh,” | dixnation when sixteen people are crammed into | suitering Jones to escape, but, says that Jones | ciuiipusse aid Cornea hi he tonte eta ak eae — — TAS 1s ban aoa ewe aes Sak fl could be sure they would not | a railway carriage beating @ legend that it ts / has been recaptured, and may be innocent, and otis raed He F. GILL, IR, 411 18% STREET SOUTHWEST, 0, . 71:30, 9:00 and 10:15 p.m.:on Sune berty. But itis always dangerous | constructed to carry ten only. It is the ill-| thc: it is not fair to hang him first and try him PrOyNs ON ar MALARIA | Mo save he cordishly recommends Brown's Irn Bitters See ee ER Oh om, 120, SAR, ple an inch; they take an ell in- | natured man who objects to the great mafority | afterward; but the conrt says that nevertieless and purifies and a for dyspepsio and indigestion, as it cured him of those ‘achington stop at Relay Station ex- of these sixteen smoking tntolerably filthy | that was doubtless intent of the law, and | BROWS TRON ap Wil Gulckly remove 3 cert 40 pan. a ae .,Eve no doubt you are quite in the | tobacco In a non-smoking compartiment. It 18 | sentences John Smith to he hanwed. by the'neck | ! a NDE “OTT O" Gas ENGINE Obio ‘Tieket Otic Meckingen Staton C18 wad {— froin your side of the matter,” Rath an- | the ill-natured man who deciaims against the | till he isdead, and thon tries Win. Jones and | J AMP CHIMNEYS fi 30 lem ne as Ra at cl ae eee | Pennesivauis aveuuc, corm Jath sire hee orden nd ifthere wasthe faintest touch of | clumsy arrangement of ropes, beer barrels and | the juryacquits him. It istrue that the prisoner | 42, Small 2ee. medi 5 eee fie. ren Gomen. | teed extensively tor ‘Puasenger and 8 | Sal be taken for baxgage to be checked: 2 {2 ber limitation, Mr. Hale did not see it. | a catt-wheel, by which the pedestrian, shu nted | should be punished in a. snitavte maaner, but it | ceaat keene mama j Sowine Maclincs, Mest Bitar Oe in coe pian, jg Geristols Tam tn the right,” he declared, tn | Into a muddy gutter, incurs an tmminent risk | seems an absurd relte of barariem to Weave the | na RHO SERSTa Airs, ed apis Prema Goce alla Moastery Fapers |S CROLSKD. Goal Taswenger Agent, his most magisterial manner; but having thus, | of maim from some passing vehicle, when a little | law us it stands. is Th street northwest | Yuns with extreane smuvothoces and Fejrularity of spec, = , asserted his dignity, he sought to | judicious economy of time and means would +e. — EMUEL ERGOOD, THE POPULAR GROCER, Posscsees the least wutuber of working parts, Rees IRON BIITENS DID ME A Vi sdand’be properiy gracious to so discreet | render the aforesaid arrangement wholly un-| Parbed wire fences have beon,ased Mn ere OLED LION Meee For pefticulire as te peices, &e. apply at Opice of | crnataden’ £6008 when Hulcring from makes s abe proved herself, Ruth an- | necessary. Jand for telephonic communicstion. cured bim of dyspepsia, dy2000 | Washington Gas Light Co, a yo (0 Block evaiiweak, 2