Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1884, Page 7

—— al . e THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1881-DOUBLE SHEET. 7 _ CO Oe eee eee —— THE HOMECO-OPERATIVESOCIETY | come welt ont around the center table. And CARRYING A G ‘The Secret of the Trotter, = AUCTION SALES. bie a a w it one day in front of an auc~ From the New York Sun. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. The top looked as thonzh opposing | M€ Cowboy’s Remarkable Taste for Ai Gat SEE Cenee Recent As that fragile but indestructible entity, the THIS EVENING, Sik ates wists t across it, but th af trotting record, is constantiy broken and re- LAnge, S0ck OF FINE, ENGLISH BRE! CH | ae soem ae eee e a LUADIN AND WUZZLE- LOADING CLASt AE, @l. ROTN 4 stored again, the minds of ail sensible turfrien | “42v: a TACKLES Mies. REVO: The Elecant Steamer LARE and MOSELEY leave aver the dara £1 Paso the other day. having cove | are turned to examine the qualities in a horse PARD Wee OC aOR UES re TN Sixt stag shart MONDAS: WEDNESDAY and Fut ‘z pan ss E 1s bs. ey SCISSOKS "4 2 at 5-30 pon. ‘ . tk, Bett = 1 that could be | np in the stage, as the ling between Las Cruces | that enable so many animals to do it. | RGRETBOOKs <8 TOS BASF SIDNEY 4. iNiamto, eMOnDal Monee ee me Betas | and El Vaso is washed ont. While intown [| _ In the first place, it cdn’t depend oneex.| ANDO BAIS VIOLIN, ‘Sik Souk t < inbencs al fe oe eae ae ee | dropped into a large store on El Paso street | The first record below 2:20 belonged to a mure, SETS, OPTICAL GOODS, WATCH CHAINS, 423 Tth Street Northwost. ‘hart, Telephone call 7-3 |which enjbys the. eepatact f selling move | Fiera Tempie. Hers was broken by an aninal ple USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. | POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS u plaseaits ae ee eeu on ee elling s0re 1 oe tha arate: persuasion, Dexter. Then another | ccff)Gr sie iemises all ine above Stock, « | PIANOS AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING | | Steame> THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY end iounze. | arms than any other house in the city. Stores | mare, Goldsinith Maid, smashed his record, and | OMEERGE Goris Beane MARES FRIDAY, 7am —Fare Qe” ano id by € a oy ‘a hands, se in El Paso sell everything from the proverbial | this ia turn was Saeed into a eocked hat by Gas EL eee + SUNE ; ~ AM HMATTANOLE ay SEVEN TLSTREET air, and wo or or e in ane “ O1 ” Pmcen | Lanse s i. TUESDAY and CESDAY t | an anche his on akes epe- | another maie named Rarus. Rarus'’.record further not . e . mailer rockers and eamp chairs. The wail pa- Ne TRGE ea Ol wae: tured benreee dahon similar anirial: | “DEALERS Alte 'SPhctaLLy flees mage es | Sagres metry ne Sore a ~ ‘ - rifles, shot zuns and revolvers. © y a E taunents. Pianos and Or- days, Wecinesdays and Fridays, stopping at uaterums ate per Pat sen oe er rrespondent was inspecting the | 5& JuHen’sagain by one of the other sort, Eanes ‘De sold in arial js at bare vied if purchased. | yan im * bora ¢ show, and when we hnad | “Spondent was inspecting the | yriud S.; and then after the honor was a second Pe ey ee : eee | ders what sandays und Tinatag Eieesed seattered our bocks and trinkets about the | glittering ai of pistols of a!! kinds, winch | timeassumed by St. Jallen, and a second t'me | atv resi the ware eal te med by dt. | See See AUS ee oe Pry ye Ea ab | whom boar ———— filled a do how a8 fellow of | won by the mare, it was taken once more nm RA & CO., Manufacturers of “ROYAL GLU | i. the popular Musical Publications of the day. | ceived daily G.TOJONPS Ageut er when we reached | xbout 23 entered. He was di H jy2 : ssed in approved | the shoulders of the sterner, sex, that is, on. ay- , rontier style, sombrero it would take thee) Eye-See’s shoulders, only to be immediately a > Hoare. tie oven. @id | days to walk round the rim of, white handker= | trausferred back to Maud’s, There for the pre-{ #ONAS DOWLING, xc “on. Mond OM SEU-STAERT WHARE, braided wat. and if the | chief tied loosely round the neck, blue sh tt. | sent it promises to remain until Jay-Bye see ASSIGNEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED RR ng Ed terme ve reached the | pants stuek in his by jarge Mexican | finds a more congenial track and trots faster REAL ESTATE IN GEOKGELOWN, DISTRICT | On Thursaays, tea ne he Curroman, Nomin, St. spurs upon his h watked. He | thanhe did yesterday. OF COLUMBIA. ayaa “It's all thre n on ont tour of inspection, “you it seetued my duty te m Bausuit! about the <4 L stiwet wharf, -— | The finest selection of S-cent Music in the city. s¢3 » tuck your little H COWS MICH i ements Bay, and” titermedinte anciiey recur ir s omy ch et lew Hl ii yr. and 35. 8 y k By virtue of a deed of assienment to us. duly re — | Fridaye “That's the trouble aned Beth. “It was youn architect looked in ely. and | wished to buy ‘gun. we expressiveness | Horses don't break records because tney are | J Picts Land Heconta or asta Diaeee FET = ‘Un Satur days, omini, amd altogeter too tired of bread s ideal of bliss wa plained to hin. | and laconic tonyue'of the frontier a “gun” is a of any particular ae. Goldsmith Maid did tt Liver 10: 70110 284 eae ee ea eS lags erences | ntenoedhiate at, aren canis ne comments, but looked at her with | fey a His alled by the nameof the when she was sixteen, or thereabouts, ind | auction, in tron: of : n, itt it ison MONDAY, 7 HE | “ Superior to all others in fine tone qualities, elegance |, © Wedtesdays, 80) a. raluls 1 Co- pete thee ar expression in his hané | maker, and theweayon of the sportsinan, ute | Jay-Hye-See and Maud 8. both did it when they | JATEESTH DAY oF SEVLeATuER, Ii. finish, solidity of construction and durability, Over | Ra tsohand ieturn. “ : at the stability of the | curtailed of its fair proportions, is known as a | were six. ‘The other record breakers were of ali, | PUCK FM. 2 112, u plat of which will i 25,000in nse-at colleges, seminaries end by thebest | JOHN BO PADGETT, Agent, and milk oceasi _ | shotsun. | intermediate ages. Neitherisit onaccountofsize, | tl. sal, the sam teins heated un the voxiamte bunts dasa venience Mc) ‘CWMIDLEN. Mauser nye e next ni xe were sitting down | Selecting from the case a handsomely mount | color or shape. Rarus is bay. Dexter brown, Koad street, near Congress (31st) struct eo ee ee ee (0 NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THR cozily to our tea and toast and baked applesand | ed 45-caliber revolver, the K said “How Mand S. chestnut, and Jay- “Leris of sale: One-th sh, of which sore you Suy, Wesell at the same prices as at ourfac- | T Tit milk, there was aring at the door. aud Kate, | would you like this? It is the newest thing out | Karus is sixteen hands high, an | paid at the time of sale upon ehch Lot tory and en easy monthly payments, Old planes taken | ae oar eh DORMS TS B woyvaemd we | —adon le mi forty-five. | Settle graqually down until one comes to} Spa twelve months, ranetivcy.secuid as part payment at full value. Several nearly new | Mondays und Wedhenunes at boo: Roctnnese brent a pz it whispered round tha “It's direc “Ain't worth a row of beans. No man ‘cept a! Flora Temple, and she was less than fifteen. | Cant er annum, aud ¢ _arnst w equares and uprights at a sacrifice tomake room, Pianos | Steps at Isney Point and Co: i Harbor suc and fin their rout ! tenderfoot w kind of thing. Give one us is known as the long-backed horse. | sold. oral cash, at ot wef puted man | Jay-Eye-See is rather compact. In this short ) (OME Se. at Purchaser's c xt list of record breakers there are long legs and | arenutcoupinvgithiee be lsid) short legs, iong tails and shot tails, or, in’ Flora Pibb. W. Temple's case, hardly aay tail; also ail sort cas at dispositions, and peculiarites of temper. | ges-at ‘ia an old able that’s used to th not pull her young arciy me. | out eolder'n a wedce.” sad, turning wo was handed out a single-action pistol of | gait ; 3 i ae the same model, which, alter carefully: There is good breeding, bad breeding, and what | 7 FP NESER EO Zhe proceeded ty co tire, tw might be called no breeding at all. No one of | (P40: J- FISHER & co.. tol around his forefinger and cocking and | these horses col be called like the others, | GkUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING ety nine er makes cheap and at $10 per month, Branch | S47 CRDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETCRNS MO: War room, 422 9th street aut * 1 Easy wk. new St¥inn Newand Easyet™= NSUMNES oils G Ye seea is apt to ce ‘and then he’! uz, AC. hi DAY Nortolk and” Wester View and Sinsta Mecch cu Ntrest ny w, G& 62 « ree. Ke Tus ith «treet northwat. Dik avenue le Aueents for the Be NiH & BACH and, City post office, othe Sates aul M; Galiy's Won, Fr ts Pr sin the ‘riser the mouent the butt came | tous they were all troiters, and that’s where | /ANDLO1 PS NG PH ENOTES nim of his hand. Atte: tle | the whole’ secret iies. IGSRIe NEARER Tete, te an co OEE ae Tehnsyivania avenue, aud at co | ey j rect whee! ayauly’s office, ¢ t 8 ; BER TENTH. 184, at HALECPAST™ ET osand Or. | | Kaox's express will call for and check baase trum “kick” about the priee the weapon was 1) or | # all these facts into consideration, | CrCLOCK. in tboutof t of Pianos | aun as aud p os. in rd | and the customer left the stc j we feel justified in saying that the | Uy virtue of sderd Hit Ian auzh there wits i ‘ Th: man errand, 1 | pis euste one of Us recalled = v cirls. have be at hat ther ven to he be granted “DWELCH, General Agent TATION LINE a or to trot faster | Qs recorded in Tiler wholly upon the | clerk, as tp break “record: "v lett, “that can do that triek. 1) than other horses, depends A teu years on the southwest frontier, | possession ot a combitation of superior sped img the worst classes, and don't know more | and bottom, ‘That'sail. zen. ‘Bill the Kid’ couid do it, so can former sher'tl of Lincoln county: so 1 Dan Tucker, deputy sherif of Demin. C could doit best ofthe jor, : killed S said Kate, who w veach- other, | $¢ phrases.“ move t ve leave to withdraw.” 1 The Steamer SUT. crttyps te tartine seasd | Meredith eran, Weill eee, NDAY, 1g teas DAY ac Spe PIANOS in true south ren he came, stat, 0 ' TW H anode: ¢ untolded in a Kindlier atmos, A TREACHE! 2 ate over 1,1 WITCOT & WHITE AND KIMBALL onGANa | a Tth stroet whart eee ice cafoeel Wi aa “How was that?” que rrespondent. | qiles, includiaz 248 miles in course of torma- eae ae aie VERNON! MT. VERNON: : sh-mniiny ntyounzfellow.wno | “Well, you see, Carly Bill was trying to pa tien. The eonstrae! OUSH ANG SF, weeks mau y | ~ a of the roads and streets | ive hundred and thirty: ofnacadam, 280 of granite, fif thirteen and one half of asphalt, ond Sy of flints or vravel. ‘The wood paveme it, ai pre: aid down, #8 980,533. square yards t being estimated at £60,000. The 1 verity of the London pavements consist. of 16¢- Ulocks of yellow deal, principi lly | . , . sre » Which seems to be the most fitted of sind of revolvers are in demand?” —_| ui wouds to withstand wear and tear tnd | arehastt ) and 44 calibers. A new modet atnospheri¢ changes. Piteh pine is the most | uw of side. Conveyi eved when T nite with men who are often in town and | suitable of the uard woods, tle vertical wei AE eapananl equate a from the small | like to} n. Tt hasan interchangealte | ion in Sing’s Road, Chelsea, during a Sree ; 5 iron spoon | barrel. arrel istasen eit and tie | vear bem only Inches. Elin or oak do| 'P#OMAS DOWLING, Auctic heverthe- | short one pat on, and then it can be hanges of temperatury well: larel_ is | qResTE F y seem mic iip-pock je with wll |, but the supply is not sufficient to | ‘stood that our di pistols are that the the trig: j “i his Wooing with very little 1 uid come in with his ud establishing aie, put in bis marve res, with Nannie sittin: be Dar tines shook ler tist at the sitting-room, i less the » turn from love to tur Kult NOPTAWEST, Bie | LEE TS passed Equity © CITC will Sly ow Tet s UF Reet eMis 1 fro w the town red, and White heard of it, and going up to him covered him with his six-shooter aid told him he had got to sive up his gna. Lill | handed the gun out butt first, but Kept bis inside the land as the sherit’ hed for it he at twist you've seen, ut she | turned her and the sheritf passed in is | tdren!” ¢ Kes. How much STEAMER W, W. ConconAs Leaves Tth-stret wis aaily (except Sunday) for Mt at 10o'chock aaa; returnity, reaches W jut 3:90 pau, MENRY EBERBACH, 815 Fi of the late oud e lines and the a with 3. TL. MEARE, Canest Sr" PTANOS, | PORE BROS. x. V.AP PA | Wt au ww tAILROADS. aS ' vf loos VIRGINIA MIDLAND BALLWAY. = | dE SHORT LINE TO LHe SOUTH, sorTaWwrst AND WEST Now Ido not expe r entire tu! “o Mase Roox For Ovr Hear- funn’ Bute iueton to Atonta. | P metom and Atiauta to New « LOUISVILLE FAST Lik Jott ville to Gineimmati, Louisville and Wor ING STOVES, ear M ‘better snite Da rae ; ee | thet Meanie the cache mad allow it to be much used. Creosoting he Boca abgieeon we will sell our Remaining Stock of paar ieee Sleeving cary Washine got everything and ottomans were packing ‘The be over this by ty soe ae tine way | blocks. which was once very much In favor, 1a3 | g Byrne of dhs trusts cor tall trates one PM SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily Want the room, and we shen vite ecu ones chats pistol whoy is as fhe on | pean found to be of littie vaiueas a preservative, | om te 14th day ot Octobe: rs, aud MADGR STOVES AT/OGST. | we Aevall point South and Soutinee Bast ite ard up higher. Dye boarded thor murse our t | the protected blocks being no more durable than | Liber No. 17, tulio 445, of the records Fe ert e . Charlotte, Dai pt Sunday with C. & U.Bailwax, fous. ania ’ ith hair mattresses and | the plain ones, while the surface was lesa clean | Histol Columbia, under si differes terus of Intest improvement. Call Pullman ‘Slesping cars from Washinvton vin Dax- Brst door back moves w 1 warm coveri a ticks. whieh were simply lux- | ISH BULL-Dous. many of the British pull instead, les been substituted aS such ‘Trastee, a tendeney to morerapid interial | 1. Situs, deceas a ty. Moreover, they are 20 per cent more | hee of ‘the and there was | de € x tain ve 7 ‘Ville. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans. auly, andobtain the best stove in the market, Charlotte and Colt cy Si Hee pita Car fru Washington im E (costly. ‘The plain’system has been in-use inthe | gf,¢chunis, it 717_7th street northwest. | grangceus Divition Train loaves Washington at 7.00 i JAS Hot set forth with eut-ztass and ¢ are chivitly bought by railroad | Chelsea distriet for tive years, and has answered | pulic auction. on SATURDAY = Maud 5.10PM daily. except suuday. ver cexcept Kate's spoons and forks}, but it | ‘ selec aelis its purpose well, affording good footholds ‘or | DAY OF SEPTEMBEIC 1se4, at HAL FIV ne Creve : Warrenton trains leave W: mat o10 AM and as clean, ind the food wholesome and varied. | laborers, trataps and boys. nwho are nsed | tS 2 Tad belli cate An ERGotlt Tan ponies | BELOCK IN HE AE EORSGOS, m front 0: the pre serge Riecetaee ATG pOACEM. Gall ation inguire at Conupang?s OF 3 ce ra Sale ‘ ey ieee spre las ee se } i hicies, | ises, the property named in Will as “my lots SLELESS REFRIGE ‘or tick inform: quire at Companys (2i- nd about the cost of livins? We elected Kate | o the country either buy a 41 or carry a 44 or 45 | while the eement grout used for Skiing the joi its | eround shunted on the Large Assortment. jg eo Hames ania avenae, ac eset i r, and eve s saturday night each of us | in a shoulder seabbard.” \ keeps out the wet and does not allow dirt to | between High and Valley of Gears GEO. WATTS & SON, BULSLAUGH re D.MACDANIEL, said 1. ars anda half into) a box kept for j Recumulate. ‘The net cost was 10s 6d per square | four fect on sald West street, and lasrem adie teen ag CU ie sane ees an BOL HAAS, Traffic Manacer at for everything: out of it’s a pistol seabbard with a strap | Yard, and but very few repairs have been fornd | story and back biikling trance dweilitnes: oases a : és ia — aera We questin r often, during the first Mineo Nene eta wry; and, taking the lif h property is more particularly bounded and d otablock atseven | HE GREA holding out, but she 7 i bed as follows: i . 3 SYLVANIA ROUTE the pistol guder your coat on the left side, It | years, the first cost, repairs, renewals, end | AUltha pert of lots Nos, fifteen (1 toon G6), | STEAMERS. TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. eek i ; | Cleansing, spread over twenty years, amoun‘ed | iu Beattie and Hawking addition tot ny andat = = | DOUBIA. TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY. oe . “ Se Ton our | Cables you to draw whi Awad o Feed tore var | WENO Geutesyat testy an Cour ENEKAT. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. ‘Oh, Na cried Kate nuss the! |i notice: “Ihe frst are only looking for 3 | to ts Gd per square per annum, and spread over | lL No ciel (8) of the slip x New Yors aNp Havae. Ix Erect Jury 161H, isa. bed: it's uh y e spoke | plat H nid is ie Mn -dox is a poor pistol, shoots v iiiteen years to 28 140. Comparing this with | point om the north side of West street seve Com No. 42 North Kiver. foot of Morton | Troins leave Wastmeton, trou station, comer of 6th late. for under the ‘ OTe Tee eid ie ene Copeman ite So | cadets depraded unoutor ove: the maintenance of macadam the balance is | fect west of iis smtersection with Valley S21 streat. 9 god Th tnvtn, ax iol ¢ sesickness and influenza. I sian | ciety. will be hei 1 eS meu ps =e vou Gear 2 ane decidely in favor of wood pavement, the an | sixty-lour 64) fect, west, following thie line Norm For P. tsbury and the herself on the bed in a furle \ gud | #©svon as the dishes are - Atul attend- | {POS 1 ae rth, at riht angle Lat | Gfalace Slecpinse « a2 2 sd AU-ECAL ENG EOGOEL OE GHG Goes tis to say, very sold | epairs of Parliament street when macadatn’ strect, a party ixty-ix | Cateda, Sept. Yana. i daly tot a tinny Biren ca eae ce EER ane OF GI Eats lexicon boy would eousider such p quouting to2s 10d. ‘The plain gystem of blocks ; (GO) feet gpnailel wiih aete~inet | Cech. oh, sic tm imouto ut om ey A See rong ng beat Was PRESGHE. anil the treasure He may stoop as low as 41, but thes appears to be that which hasthebestreputation, | hors (pices, G) incbes: thence eas nee nurthieriy | Aaett, No. 6, Gow lui Green, New York. i * hicace. Western i Was present. and the treasurer W Aman ora boy shoots at another | considerable areas now being iaidin Marylebone, | parwilel with High street coven G1) eet ce tee ne GW. MOSS, 25 Pounsyivaria aveme: im daily, with Palace Cars to Pitta After setting forth at some | in this shoots to kill, and has no use | Chelsea, and) Paddington parishes. A good | theneecasterly ‘at right aueles to Hic J.) BOLLEER & S08 yeivennssivaninavenne, | | ts daily Yor -Licaica, woth, deegun a ot al @ $0 pe shi : i aia ee .: Mee RTE . é six (0) Tet ten f ce sith +) se As e 2, D.C. 0 Chica. re ws, WOOD mc ver Of the society, she | ror such tools, art of the city is laid by the Improved Wood | i Ye teu (0) Sachse thence atl Aw » — =o — fer Fittebursaun| the Went, wits Dalace lect owing dures: i What nse have tramps for pistol | Pavewent Company, which has also operated on, thence soni unji-agel arquarter NUNAKD LINE. Washington to Chiicaco, IN AccotsT wit Home Co-orgrative Soctery.| “Well, they use thein to stand-oif brakemen | Westminister, Piccadilly, Bond street, Bromp- Ta STIEA ES OE te xoticnr. Fir Se ee eee tee ban, gy i ag 4 ; £45 | and condr who w te throw them om) fonroad, ete. There are also Henson's system, ighths (434) cues, to the place of bezinnuis, LANE nO i 10.06 p.m. daily, except Saturday, with Halace Care hie aupte |, ‘Fo'Caan, a fi us while the tain is fy motion. Rovs | the asphalt system, the “Keyed” pavement, he | th, the faaprovearente een | THE, ceNaRD STRaAMsUL PANY, LIMITED, | Nani fnutort to Hochnter.. iw tev iuge Wunhumoa Tneat OS eee Oke recuse Ie isthe Manton eon 1 Be ac un ge bavemene a batwortiot ens ft seitns GADLING Al CORK HARBOR” | ESrwitinuore Lack Haves nud tnise oy 990 & an, anythi nd few anen teel safe without | and Mowiem & Co,8 paveme:it, x i year, in | FROM ¥ trust’on 0. NK, NEW YORE. i Werk, Oct 8, ept sunday something in their pocket all ef which have more or | york aud the Fast. 715, £20 and 11.00 a wushin=, “How about ihe law?” —<e<—— success. | wept. 10. OREGON. one ie lGactin 27 Weel, Oct 18 0.4.00, 10 ps On Sunday, 4.00, - onveyaueie i 0 be ent ac Atma : | Wid and N15 od Pxprss of Pullman and { arrving deadly weapons js |_| Put Yourself in the Horse's Places | Couessucilie a th 6.0. of the pu SIME Sent 24.) ATHANTA ) Sartor Gare. 3: Seepe Sunday. oO) intended to give the officers a bulze on those | From the New York Tribune, | | Plotand abstract of title can be seen at the office of For Host i without Clauuze, 210 a every week-éay, round flourishing their shooters, | “It is worry and not work that kills.” Let ; thetr GUOUGE A_.BING, Trust er attionies al Heoe tat Jéer- } Esha Penn De wpe Cueas St | every owner of a horse think, when he brings | _an26-tu,ti,skas “120 New York av. j Steersee ticketsfrom Liv- | 83." fester ge rot ee Sa i guine to seq ens of any repate for guns, & we * i] ow. ite ae = ! ‘and Queensiown ai 1 Europe e eemiting opens ue “ | his team to the stable at night, how much vital Tuomas DOWLING, Anctioncer, tnd Quechsiown and all other parts of Europ oe ee a needn't cost so very with y 3 ie SHBCLES VRP OX | foree been expended in work and how much Ps peste . ugh bills st, Glascow, | “Todo and IL 100 azn how munch do-we « uaen <4 si H : scabies | in worry, and then strike a balance. And et | TRUSTERS SALE or IMPROVED bp aero Bice te KCURTEDESIE, " neans,” said Kate, dropping her off-| «T want to show youa kind of shotzun that | |" Ss 5 : : | aS) IME CHEN ae hesiten 9 r. “that we have had all this good ay = him consider himself to be put in the horse's | By virtue ot a decd of trast. wal For freight ¥ at the Company" for He Pe atte hasa limited continued the clerk, and le | i among the Land liveords of the Disttic » . Steeraice a Y Ident owe a cent for anything : place, so that he may better know how it is | Muti Liber lve Pet ei. We Sh: 005 ith st., Washi » ave six ws and seventeen led the way to the tack of the store, where | Tio oe And tas: public auc (Gk Ga premises, on H. BROWN & CD. New dork: ue back to uss” about half aldozen ¢ sled shotguas |" ath MONDAY. TL HIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, at | Messrs, OTIS BIG! y : aa oft : a tanding | man gees out to work in the morning, afier | FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all tha’ it y had all been cut hi street, Washington, Qeiiue iu the city of Wish Known as part of oricinai Lot 34, in square ini point on the west line of 24th mathe eth Sunday wapelis, 6. eoal in the eth. next mor die Stl |naving all night fought flies of the most pesti- s being only about two feet | jent kind, breathed hot, foul air, reeked in the jerwise they were port wveat and dust of the previous day’s work, eaten ine favorites with sherit’s, a breakfast in haste, without any suificient United States marshals aad | clean vf his skin, and with boots and cicth- enerally, and when they get | iting und galling the tenderest spcts them it’s a ease of | upon his person, tter how much sand | He is then, from the filthiness of his body, ¢x- very handy, and you | posed all day to the venomous attacks of iis, Which he fleits with hands and feet, but which, | chases end deed 9 nessonwer ‘y | trom the ies of his work, he can only | waitin Tdays the IT t rifles and | drive off for the est moment, after which s. [i was armed with | «cloud of them settieupon his tace and exposed | 35a. m,, 12.05 and 440 p.m. daily, @x- AND FREDERICKSBURG RATLWAY, | WAND ALEXANDMIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL: KUAD. ae 31.05 and 11.55 a. m., 11pm Un Sunday S05. mt ath, 6.0 and 1.05 a.m, daily, jcrpt Sutday. a a for Waxhiueton, 6%, 7.50, 19.00, 05 and 10.40 p. in, qt Mouday). On Sunday st Oo ud 1040 pan, aud Lie olf short, the barre! in lenzth, but L TNX NEF fL UNN NE dolla week 1 after thet, four Kk nsually covered all expenses. When we started, tiie asked no advice, ad fluod= nd no endof dismal pre- You’! marrel.” “Youll ran in You'll tiad the work too bard.” “You'll t tired of and, most dreadful of ail, “You'll be talked abour.” Well.” said Kate, when this was bre a cood name in the past, Lo AAA A ALLELLLLLA AN NN POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE. i Conmench ¢ May 3a, and every Sutolay thereafter, 5 Liverpool. taking the short days fron Pe RRSUTp Fleet: cast Ui IS feel tu the and the Se fd AW) 9) tu, daly Tratue leave Alexa 110 a.m; L0u, 3 onigort, atid are titted ap xpd E230 midnucht (ce img cexements tha! Practical vxperisnes cam suggest | 750 aud 1010 a. a Staal Aa eaG eee at mas Sy ay re iy saree Tickets and information at the office, northeast vorner 207 Broadway, New York of 13th street and Pennsylvatda avenue. atid at the sta- ou have got. n stow them ys with ease. Wells-Farg them, and ashort r X-shooters all to ha ‘pon the 4 1h term cht up, livin: . 127-10 } Jon, onions can be lett for the faa caf Demag themsetves. | in the tuture. won't & one of them that Horn, who was deputy sheriff | parts and sting him severely. ————— j EOE aul cninitn ionmeitonsoeaee Ce holar of Nannic’s % ile wet Lordsburg, took In Curly Bil. Tail was vid- | He works on from hour to hour in the broiling For Other | Yortland ‘ty Liverpool every ‘Thursday anti May, | CHAS. &. PUGH, General 1285, 8 OOD: that her parents eles Wille out of the corral and Horn had stationed | sun without water to. moisten his mouth or to |= = — : ) S70 an th $89, intermediaic, $9075. Extes Pet eee __ eos SRA re We Knew And we did fiuuself Just by the door posts As Bill rode out | quench his raging thirst until midday, when he FAMILY SUPPLIE laegow and Galway. for presmiatmnees | FENO SARATOGA, — na resp > did not quarrel, It | He Covered hin and called to him to ‘throw np | rushes home, swallows a drink of dirty water | ————~—" ~~~ = ae zu tickets issied to atiy rafiroad station 1m | LAKE GEORGE, Kate and E hunted too iuich to say that wenever dit, Hs hands.” Bill only glanced at the weapon | and hastily eats a dinner in the foulest smelling | REDUCED. ates. _pnrermediate, $96.75; steerane, S21. | AND CATSEILL MOUNTAINS. nt int a body Were never bitter... | 8d up went his hands. Had it beer a six- | and worst ventilated part of his premises. Fincst Old Government J | Apr Sand reeutarly thersazter, wy | ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR can 1187. used to think sometimes that Beth shirkea Shooter he'd have taken chances. A darn The afternoon is like the forenoon, and after eos | apply WOLEVE & ALDEN iene) Apmots, 28 Eton see Sk Wace = eth, ps ~ 2 fool pnt a ro rouse y F- TOU 0 pd i e W: Way, New York, or G. W. MO: Trains on New York, West Shor ye We ths work Hint eho was sis ae t-/ fool went and rode throuxh the diniag-room in | thishas been occupied in the same way the mcn, roast ee. ay, New Yor PENNSYLVENTS BES oe, Pega get Settled perigee nome ind ure living, and alwaye willime to | the Pailroad hotel at Dem his pis- | all fout with gathered dust and sweat, eats his HiGace Taha | aoe porary tie m Then 6s Waa a tient | tl aud frightening the lady passenzers bound | evening meal as he dined, and lies down to rest | ano 1918 Pennsylvania ayenuen.w. | insane SARATU Arrive Surntoca She ta OA eet et a ete | west nearly Into fits. Dan Tucker found the | (2), if he can, on a Althy aves, terse apavinent | oases e ieaaicive Lise Berane New rorx, Havag, | 22°P i. Caldweil: Laie Geonee. 4-25 p u.Montrral it P exorbitantistiee: and I was some- | flow on the street. covered him with her and | that is hot, close, and swarming with flles,which | WV ¢-No Tea is an absolutely pure tea, without col- | “LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, faMontrent: © Tacaee ae ii aboat (he coitog heise absent: led ‘hands up.’ sted idiot made a mo- | he vainly fights as he catches an oda wink or so | oriug material, or any manipulator to civesta hand | _Thesteauers of this company will eal EVERY WED. CATSEILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, 9:39 am—Ar ined, aad apt to burn things up. As to Nan. | Hon for his six. and Dan filled him chnek | of sleep. some appearaiice, and eye cnt of the cost of He-Noia | NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot of | gsc neti sill 2: tal 205 pa end ent of thee 0 Pict Preece Raatersbill 2:0 pau, Grad Hotel 207 paw . os to be found in th YORK ( shie Was aever anything but ¢ comfort. We | wl of buekshot. He failed to get there. Eli, | And 80, de novo, from day to day he fights it | {2s feud in He-No Tea is sold | 2a street, Hoboken. Hates of passa from ee vacies i retail grocers, To protect the public from lmnit JSDON HAVRE. BREMEN: By Wednesday steamer | “DAY EXPRESS, 10:16 am—Arrive Albany 3 p.m: Bd didn’t keep ner long, for one day, toward our | 24 20W peacefully sleeps beneath the daisies.” | ont on this line all summer. Then how much of | tions, and to preserve the strength and flavor, He-No ‘ext cabul, £100 t0'8190; second cabin. $0. By Satur | sharon 5) ‘Cooperstown 6 p.m, Utica’ foi) rv to t Thanks a a eeuenar utter | HED PEW ACCIDENTS! the resulting wear and tear is due to the worry | 2¢2is ‘eld only in the oniciual metal Lined peckaxes— seume st cabin, # second cabin, Steer. cs “he Rochester 10:40 Boftal: : 2 - | pan. Syracuse 7:15 ochester 10: nfalo isan Eatin 13:58 an. Parlor Cabs to Ale tet rates For freight. or y to | Peisain, Niagara falls 12 Cos} Bowiine Given, Sew forsew & | {228m Niagara Falls 32:50 am Par cuarter, pat and fated Sizes, cock with ournupessd { Tademark The trade supple by j MIPMIAICHIN GILLET Co, | We trimmed the rooms with) “I notice that you have dents from | #84 how little of {t to the work? F accidents from | "Something like this is the weary condition of | 1 i c r 925 Pennsylvania avenue north: ATOGA AND CATSKILL MOU x- a white satin ribbon on The | fre-arms in the west than we haye in the \tne average farm horse. No note is taken of | _=stablishea i811. faysi Baltinora, est; CHAS. WALTER, 342 D strect, Agents for Wash- | PRESS, 11-40. rrive Hotel Kaatersi: hae Climax: th ister and afew friends came in, |. sidering very 2; see Wu . ~ ington jal2 | Grand Hotel 5:05 p.m., Saratoxa 6°25 p.m. Lake Georsa nd alinost bre we knew it, Nannie and the | Wich, considering that every man carr the cruel lashing, the injudicious feeding and % f Sayer —_——- — === | &p.m. Parlor Can Jeteey Cig to Surstose and Lake papacy he #f together i “k, | ‘gun’ seems extraordinary watering. the torment of check-reins, the hin- NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS. MEDICAL, & Geongo. ¥ Sunsaum Luca nung ave ad gone off together in a hack, | ‘#U! drances of blinders, the bad treatment of the = ep tee nae nie tee kee oe key in the hall with The Climax wailing in a basket on the | itis not. The men who are always handling fest uy the binemanieh eee CO FEB RRR. FER SS, oer ee 2 = ROTHERS DOB ST | ee, PB TAttive Hotel Kantersiill 9-10 p.m. ‘ front seat : | fro-arms are the most careful abont them. Id | fet bythe blacksmith and other mistakes which G3 ZeB RAN KER gSSy | READ AND BE WISE DR, BROTHERS, oon Bat. | Grand iotel B45 p.m. Karatoca $90 jum. Lake Gros ‘ts But fT bres . Ve 7 8 produce actual disease, nor of the truly horrible ER 3 ti &, uthwest, appeared before me and made oath that | 10-40 p.m, Montreai 5:25 a.su..with Parlor Cars t po ¥ Sut this did not break up the society, for an-| like to see you point a pistol or shotgun at a nostrums and poisonous stuff which are made So f Rees ae S53 We a8 the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this | kill Mon miftet Parlor Car leaves fwent in the i soo frien H ready to ail the vacaney; | cowboy and hed make you drop it xo quick | Use of as “remelion’ be thes complaints. coo wen ROK kre Ss5f ELT A ben iapitcrge teem hegemony neg, ff temmnreigm tontnty w eae they were willime t : ‘Well, cometinies it eeemad | ould make your head swim. ‘There used to! "rninking of these things y ‘Consultation and: advice free at | Limited Joavew Wasbtustsn ef a0 eects esac hex ot haccaa Well, sometimes it seemed | he w good many accidents though, afew years | that thencens Pies tho oat wonder try hour during the day, Subscribed and sworm tober | with Saratoga and Cateliil Mt. Limited atJerecs ats ‘indied. nak. and ah r. but, divided among four, it was not | aio, when the boys were inthe habit of ze farm horse, whose useful life wurry ine is i w by Dr. BROTHERS, April 2d. 1884. Ask for i tickets by Wert Suoreronte, . ype opuressive: aid if the larder cot enipty, or other the fullsis tnads In their uns and trusting, ve |S BACUTAMlY 2. to 30 sears, Gets into a hole In j ‘sain’ SAMUEL H WALKER Notary Prblic, | sid sveid fesry af aia tur Uauster Geouwie New Wank biesom. and Sold us t a4 very low a eee a ‘aba * fullsix loads mir suns and trusting 9 | q corner of the farm and Is, y prowl- = a use price. Th familiar with the ge Battal essed, We touk our dinners out for a day | the safety catch to avoid any danwer. Sure as | 2°? and is consumed by prowl ANHOOD RESTOR! Utes of stoves aud stov it was to hat ing dogs in less than half his allotted term of nt. A | jife? . Now nearly every ED BY USING A BoTTLEor | “ two of Da. EROVHERS Invigorating Contial Will cure tay thas oF Benital Waltons meee | Eee or Depot Agent of Tenn, RR. for com- tickets and Parior Car chairs, Parlor i ‘ehuire ey City. : ea aln eae RELIANCE; Uillty aud Impotency. Tt imparts vigor to the whole | Cet clits froia Jewcy City station msurxed in adv lof the plan, are more and more fellow earries one chamber empty with the ham- It Won’t be a Match, or two. . the gun dropped on the ground oif she w Aud we did not get tired of it, but after a number got shot this way. t tria S Shea for it is He We leave it in the | i re ee oe | eu ee Gargeet RAG test Fee ee ae ectes, | morning with regret, and return to it gladly at | Metrestine oa Mt when, of course, no Jar can Brom toe eto ae Pr GOLDEN HInn. iiiel ie ioted? BIRO | sora RECT: mPa tet Senne OES Tate RAR: PORE 7 © is ve Phat i i f A man whose hair and whiskers were pienl- reliable resident advertising physician ‘ashington. — see = fore night, that it is ours, that we ar What di good pistol snited for the : . Pi ALW. PAU’ L Ri a ren ti ic ttention ¢ “4 <1 S We rose tere on sutferance, but by right. And th ontier cost?” fully sprinkled with gray was in the city yester- NEDALWAS es paced aE Rae LEAL ee oF Die eee Be We Pee Ee OAD tae oxte Wwed in plowe {OC Pgnuaty and permaneney eneourazes us | good weapon can be bought for #16, 45- | day to see about buylng a large quantity of BREAD END BISCUITS: a private character, for over 37 years. auds—hin" LINE BETWEEN THE East AND THE WESL, pound to add comforts and even luxuries to our sur- | caliber and of tiie latest model, but they can be | lead pipe. When he asked how much a Wholesale Depot, corer Ist street and Tudiana avenua Tog SELDEN, QONTRADICTED THAT DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER got for almost any price above that. Some of | mile and a half of a certam size woud 5 ing ~ an Cldest cst = STEEL RAILS: ntented and | the cowboys are recular dudes abont pistols. fel wu. M. GALT & CO. vertising Tadiew’ Physician in this ely es’ I 7 gAihes S00) SCHEDULE. IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 15tm, cunfortable set of people than the members of Nothing wili do them but gold und’ sliver | Cost the dealer stood off and looked at him in PurGeuisr srenton yok tea He soe te Leave Ween FURTEGE RUTICE The Home Co-operative | mounted and ivory handled weapons. The truth | amazement. Han troniee aneeer ity eat antes and ova | avenue and C xixect. - nee | is that nickel-plated and silver-plated revolvers | Ob, I ain't looney,” repited the man. : fod seconitiodations, and Mind effet nurses turn: | 2? Chicavo, Cinchinatl, Loufevilo and St. Loute English Business Usances. are not the best on the plains. ‘The reflection 2 - S83 CCC H Wm 00 oo 5 ished to those wo may desire to stay afew daysin the | 23:08 a.m... pen! es ~ i y But what can vou want of a mile and a 8 COOH HOooorT Ste eg pra et ate pec Coaches and Palace Slewping Cars to above point From Chambers’ Journal. of the sun on the white metal surface of 12 | nae of this pipe, costi seal GS Copan ese sues city under his treatment, m Without change, 10:15 a. un daily to Chicago, except : iat 6 | barrel is fatal to accurate shooting.” ‘ MS pipe, costing you many hundred $ 60 HOOOOL. . ADAME, EST HAS REMEDY FOR La-| ,5st he more highly paid class of servants, such as | See ee ee ‘ dollar?” Sast ‘God HH “oo” “oo” tncn = | MapeNe,RE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR UA | gor Pinsture at 0.8. a. and $240 p.m. daily 840 clerks above the grade of Masuee Wastou Wet “See here,” said the other, as he took a Sante Sey Se enemy OSeetoas| Eee doe ee See generally engaged for an in-} From Every Other Saturday, chair and “he became confidential, “I'm a ase {oom 3 a, For Tolido apd) Detroit via Sonzordile, 10-15%. ra subject to three mouths’ notice. | A Boston merchant who lived and died on | Widow | F)® POs. THE oprsr ESTABISHED ayp| | Enel’ es H j reliable Ladies’ Physician iu the « Traits for Philadelphia and New York at 8:10 a.m, Bt as thls, althouxh it may | Summer street was a curious instance of o1¢ m thinking of taking a second wite. Sie VACATION 18 NEARLY OVER COUEtIb dally, 220 Miners ones Skee daily, except Bunday 3p. au. and 9-40. ma and possibly tinne for several years. need not be! yo had been an invalid from childhood, always | dotes on a tront yard. I've got the yard. Sie ct Pennsylvania avenue, between $d ahd 436 streets. put 10:10 p. iu. daily, with Parlor apd Sleeping Cars at- sil ft Le anly won a agited within | extremely hypochondriae, who never tmaxined | dotes on lawn ornaments, ‘I've been around | THE LOYS HAVE BEEN HAVING A GOOD TINE. | jenale complaints’ aul ureeulaeiuce auickiy removed, For Baltimore om week days, 5, 6:20, 6:40, 8:00, §:10,9:00, and it is only when a contract which is | himself ill when he was not, nor exaggerated | Pricing stone dogs, cast-iron deer, and terra- Firietly confidential, Separate Tome Sur indies, Office | abd 10:05 a. 4n.- 42-10, 2:20," 2-35, 3-00, J). 40, 4S sol {1 7 7 beurs—] tc #and 7 to 9 p.m, ‘wu20-Im* minute train.) 440, 6:30, 5: 00, 6:20, 9:40, 1040p, cute and iadivisible caunot te fully performed | his actual illness, nor feared, unduly, sickness | fouytaine Tee's oye eae ee ates | XOU CAN TELL BY THEIR FACES, gue eer is Fer Baltimore on Sundays, 6:50,8:60, 5.208, m, 1.95 with in that time, that writing ts necessary. | or pain, or death itself. But it was the busi- */ Pipe. a bea oa T:ldp. “But why 30 much e ‘ANHOOD 2:80 S200, 4:40, 6:30, 50, 700, 8:20, "9:40 and itis. however. desirable that the terms of the ness of his life to take care of his health; and he | «Because Pre eer teres the pipet wane YOU CAN TELL BY THEIR cLoTHES. | Mf engazement should be in writing, for the sake | devoted kimself to this work with wonderful = store-room, orner, We he — i. A victim of early tmpradence, cansing Nervons De. | ForFointeon the Shenandosh Valley Haiirosd, 10:15 a. na hill mile vay.” ity. Premature Decay, having’ tried ails. Kate and tl inorder fo avoid Iisunder-/ assiduity. “He rode Just so far each day, when oR rhene Splitea woe fall he had tie | AL“ OF THEM. NEED A SUIT OR PART OF A yer khows aids, as, dincovered * an Fe Mol. 640 gy ted Woand 440m me; on oft rw : pying clerks, Journesmen. and | the weather was fair, ani at such an hour. He,! geater told hie ; Se of self cure, which he w Bie 3 = Be 240. : a wastifaned wich bit persons devupsinie positions of sini kind, | bad a great variety of clotiing, which ie rez. oes eA he couldn't get fountain} Surr TO Pe Te ee ae | Re ‘mith REEVES site Be Fir hie taty yne winlow was draped w isually subject to one month’s uotice. In | lated with precision by the thermometer, some- | — «Won" ” J\ELILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS jeabhm 5 gg dd cott ses, the oblization a8 to noticets reciprocal, | times chaneeing his dees tang these te Gays | tron Oo BO SAnIRE to 1G, bi WE ARB READY TO QUEFLY THEIR WANTS | T)EOIEITY OF THE GERESATIVE ORGANS PR ee he nds of the ¢: i equally binding on both parties, mutuality | and selected for his overclothes, when he rode “Won't squirt a toot high?” { in Ar HOSPITALS OF FRANCE. proce ™. for ci : Chair and otto ‘al to the agreement.” There is, | out, the very garments which the merenry Ia- | Nona ees foot h + | eee ee er se ROE ROY, Gate 8 a or bine and dr : distinction which has a substantial | dicated: “Well; no fountain, no marriage. She's eat | Stitt for the smallest trom $2.50, Fulton street Now Yor thmtu-ty' | jimctadys for Seder as A low painted b drawers r its’ existence; | master imay| He had a weather cock put upon his stable, | on that. I'll go hack’ ana offer to AU the yard Suits for larger Boys from $3.50. vm cexcert a ecaughated thers fe: fer pieces touts | Be}, is clevk oF manaxer three mouths’ salary, | within fair view trom his. bagroom and sitting: | with decoy “decks ong eee Cea anu “pat ee “theouly gaia For fall particulars Socios | Foi iarerstown, 1:15 a 2m. and$:3° p.m daily except eF pieces took | or his journeyman oF copying clerk one month's | room; and that and his thermometer, aula | Cte wi Neca Larger still, @5 and wp, igor cen nap GulShetet Chemlest Compe Mo. | aecineeyive from the West dally, 6:98, lary. and dismiss him Immediately; but the | possible or impossible. signs of the weather, Ho | reokea the aah oe eget Fo ee a 0 eee % a 4 ‘maga teed room Geth aud { shared was precisely | servant must give the propet notice, and can not | was watching constantly. and found in these'oc. force-pump and hilre a coot by the year to worie DODDS NERVINE, No, a om ~ ar. except that our floor was pa throw up his engacment by sacrificing salary tn | cupations a very agreeable way of employing all | it bat she says. it wouldn', ra 1e. | ODD TROWSERS. ODD.COATS, Gure for Nervous and, Puotical De ot ‘and 1:50 apd 6:37 p, m. bright warm and our cretonne covers liea of notice. The reason for this is obvious; } his day and all his days. How far ie long lite Might build a cistern "on loge ang ley sees Se eer Renee eee rhe cacy, am, 6:31 p.m. 3 and bits of White Buc | ita clerk gets his salary without working for It, | is to be attributed to this excessive care nt is lay through a fonntain, but she ls too Towa sth and F street aL —— aac Saha &f Was on our common sitting-rvem that we lay- | instead of working out his notice, he is not in| nard to tell; but he outlived every brother and lA - I can't do no more, and if she insists on & FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. | _ Sent by mail aud-tu.he | prom k and 8:25, 0 ‘shed our greatest skill. The three windows | any way injured. but inay be benefited by the | sister, every brother's wife and every sister's | fountain with a squirt to it Pil look around for RO) 7 iy eee a ere curtained with full draperies of cheese- prompt disinissai; for he may obtain an engage- husband, and his own wife, and died in 1887 at some one else—somebody whodon't want Co- » — ‘ost ig in cloth, over cream-colored shades, a bix crimson / ment elsewhere before the thie when the notice | the age of eighty-one. rinthian columns under the corn-crib and a Gre : touheaet oad Le ite bow at the top of each window where the drap- | would have expired. But it would be diticult ee ——___— cian facade to the pierper Diseases, Lost. Vital 20, 430, i Cg fy eee parted. “Saule, wi was got inthe least | to estimate the fi which might be sustained | | “Why.” le pleaded, “our very circumstances a sik Me. Dem Peeing ti Soest ek Rete Cres ithe Sater, Blader: 3 ee esthetic, pleaded to have the whole oor coy- | by a master in consequence of the sudden with- | bind us together; our shullar our friend-| -Strong carbolie acid ' Pan at is r ered. but as this meant twenty-five yards of drawal ot a confidential clerk or manager. For | ship, long acquaintance—” yes! she replied, | when oxternally lied. A ee recentl; ae, reroute al oh < igen Weary somal ‘43 cre Ertan carpeting, she was yoted down on the score | any breach of contract an action ofdamages wil 1| “even age could bind us together.” “What carrying 8 pound of it in_a bottle in his pocket, are $s “ ce ) eat of ‘economy as well as of art. A wile mar-| lie at the instance of either party, and the meas- ) age, dearest?” he asked. ‘Mucilage,” answered | broke the glass. The acid ran over the surface THE MISFIT STORE, xin wes stained a most delightful dead-leaf | ures of damages will be the probaole loss to the | she. gluemily. A minnte later, as he paste wp | of one leg. He experienced little 4 but died 3 brown. and nine yards of crimson and wood-| servant before he can find a new situation, or to | and down the room alone, he realized that his | two hours after the paral; - colored carpet made a square large enough to | the master before he gan find a new servant. failure was gumplete.—Life. zed his nerves. poe 1 awso (CORNER TENTH AND F 81S: