Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1885, Page 7

7 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. |MASTER TOM'S ENGAGEMENT. | marriage brought by aim Fablan,againet her AUCTION SALES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. pass lover. il the FUTURE : ably, for such @ scandal would set al PAYA. 1 arnt & NG IN EXGLAND— i a nts, while A wssunoros GURL GraMRING Ts ENGLAND | | Old Mr. Molyneux was immensely proad of hs | popes gomiping about nis anvecedents, wile ETT ge War. Pare MES, POWELL IN DRESDEN—JOHN FE. Position as the county magnate. He lived in a 7 fae could hardly fail to oot Sgolyneux s00n ‘at | From the Baltimore Herald. LINGS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH gest pl ngs emer man ms — Coreen pe — cheaply, | rived at the errnsion that the section inust be | Two fond parents, well fixed in life, who live STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH Special Designs, ee ee ee Will, a6 tospeak, of its former owmece ceeiee os | compromised at any cost, for the jt projected | @dJolning each other on Park avenue, were dis- virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS — Miss Bertie Craw/ord, of this city, is starring | 1 — pppoe mmlbsmmeszont nt own dignity, not to mention the Pris cursing the relative coat of keeping a bey and & the ‘of Columbia, in the cause of tu England in a musical comedy entitled “Ca-| Cat weaith, his neighbor enariatie hear fo town Inquite afeutie state, end disregard girl, Both spoke from practical experience. Davnogal vy Daviget af So, tat Foley HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING, yes Fun ina Boarding School.” Mise Craw. | the tact hat hla father bad been @ email Gees ib the advice and protestations of should be | Salone: “I believe it costs more to keep & Fweerl Tchr, 106, a HALE PAST oes ‘Designs and Estimates Furnished. “e - MN. P. WELCH. General Agent. r<, Miss Koberta Crawiord, the Tennessee | man, and that he himself had carried on a| settled forthwittat any sacrifice, in order to | PCy." Ibetteve it Fi BP. M, the following real’ estate located in the Specialties in STEAMER DOATTANO LEAVES oA : ae = | crative Dusiness in the hardware line for | avert the danger of the affuir nding its way | | “And Ibellove it costs more to keep the git oy ate ie i ae as rican opera eo1 secure ears. tm ba ie . i Bing’ CARPETS AND FABRICA Fetarning on Monday, tans nar pers t| ate eit rebaaed eet teeta | ews Sabet inna mainte | "Ene een io igure ep es aes eed — Sek eases ee vuntry. The original orches: | kind, and consequently he was received in the | down ta wwe tee se eas Fablan's ad; | , “Now let us take the case of our own chil- Said line of jceborth ed Souwae® pendaye up 4 toe designs and models for seenery | yest ‘county society. But he aspired to even yisers cmanded. ‘The amount was Tere et | anal, soles ened seceney, fost 4 inches Monars se oe r ‘ay from Paris. eater distinctic an 5, a xez} " ear. Stockholm,of taiselty, has joined | Trarry” his omig sent, Foun tease Sc Buel or| Was that he got no sfimpathy. whatever from | He is not extravagant tr bis dress, ers eto ey I SS. FUENE 09, 20. wins, empany, whieh Is at present play- | Laburnum’s daughters. ‘There seemed no rea- | 18 solicitor, who declared that by gone 10 | Go any work to soll of paren ee inprovems Por rant Sak ape cee <i son why this auspicious event should not come | ‘Tal. or even by holding out, he might Bave| clothing. During the past yeas his iteme of asemen OF THE LAKE hover 6th ‘o Deaves has bought Howard P. Tay-| “bont, for the Lady Florence looked kindly | S#Ved the greater part of the money. ea | Dense have been about as Sllows, as Dear as. Street southwest, ines Pores $1 G0 honed Th, Gh be, eebgirbanchepaite yn the | UPOn Master Tom, and his iordship had more | _ !” spite of his great relief that the threaten can come without referring to the bills: Terms ot sai Bichs at Colonia! Brack’ co tal going and re Pad fig, Of “UMS” ast means to goon Tie) than once hinted that he would ralse no | Sa0dal had been averted, old Mr. Molyneux | One heavy winter overnne ‘$40 DOEDIA TR ea ORS SALE. SALE | fod thermot at oes a a 3 road in it. e sow | wbiection. | Lord Laburnum was the lord lieute- | 80D began to regret the sdcritice he had, made, | One pair custom-made weaken Feige ne ath gE RO gl EN Ads Benge) ems Seg eg Teoh Sanda ae } —Huring the ran of “Evangeline” In New | nant of thecounty, and an alliance with his | 89d to fret about his enormous loss. He One pair sharp-toed Sun‘ ieee Weckinn teill oth as ‘Dear Interest from the day of sale until Tis TAOm Sunday, Tomtegeans 2 ork it is the intention of the management to | fainily meant admission Into the most aristo- | 2¢ by any means apenurious man, but, lke satin drese ors in front of ie premises the saet ae a a | Sear ae fe . i ae face new snes, business and diaglogue fre- | ratic elreles. allparvenus, hekeenly appreciated the value | Two every day silk cravate nn fret of ot No. #4, in Holmead's addition to George | ofthe pura Fo? Ponsa avn Lax nee recnne atte “Ado Untortunately Master Tom wasrather a scape- | f Money. “He did not mind what he spent £0 | six good custom-made white aii town, D. C, with the improvements, poy SiS ay = Say, mi bee een ee Face, and his father preferred to let him see a | 1008.88 he had something to show for bis out | Two suite red flannel Underdonn ieee Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in six and | be retained ‘an eo ehetneet_ ‘eect oe” MURR eT TTORS. Jessie Bartlett. Davis, a foe See = little’ of the world before revealing the high lay outta this instance the result, Sitained lead wo dross shirts. tes cueive mood Bp bg sacsren on tne property, BG) | sioner und Coe te ss aarenba ye MONDAYS 7 charming actress, is to be the leading contralto | honors that were in store for him. The fact that negative. Everyone ts tncil ~, | Que silver-headed cane. ae Seon ee yancing yurchaser. ED “C" BUBNING OL Mas WOME OF THE EBDA DAYS ant Opers company this season. | Tom showed no predilection whatever for the | Gerratc a danger when it has pasced, and MT. | One palr heavy winter glovenoon, irae ot aale are Shot Soonbihed eintia tasting the | pool cu coomianee ofeace Bae wel R 1x0 : “ z that he . smas has seeured a prize in this] Lady Florence and he was just at that demo- | Molyneux could not help suspecting that be | Two pairs of kid elves: AMES 8. EDWARDS, Troster, | DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND IX COMMON OIL. ” = P cra hon youth is apt to wadcrrete | Had been too casily frightened, This a deat, | Que pate of cur Suttons. Hal, after one week's advertisement. 412 5th s. nw. ic age —The choir of the Brooklyn Philharmonic so- | soclal adv es, ‘The old man honed’ that | fortable reflection worried him ® good deal, lozen collars, SPENCER WATEINS,) Execatofs of | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. oclcoads_ | IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED, DOES NOT CHAR 4 when Tom h hi particularly when he learnt that Lord Labur-| Four pairs of Roane Watking, ow, orward Dvork’s “The Spectre’s | Trane to tine nace iran Petition, | itm had made arrangements to take hig family | Two Derby hats and Gas st JESSE H. WILSON, Atiorney. @elradda” | 7PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THE WICK, EMITS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR, with Madame Furs and be amenable toreason. He knew that | ' ‘he south of France for the winter. This - Que pair Overshoes, one umbrella. arts. This cantata | Tom was raisinga very respectable crop of | 20° look us if his lordship was very anxious | Two winter sults of clothing. 2 P rs | del bout his daughter's marriage with Tom, and | iy u hieved greater suceesy than Gounod's | debts, and that before long his paternal assis- | ®! ug ~ ‘wo summer suits of clothis Mors et Vite" at the recent festival in Blr- | tauce would be sought, When the erisis arrived, eld Mr. Molyneux was selzed with an om!n04s | One dozen pairs of socks minghaim, lor whieh both works were com- | he intended to make iknown his wishes, and to | fFeboding when he heard the por three or four | Lo Hight suits undercioti posed. take ad) of the lad’s embarrassments to | ,,,bom returned after an Busses of He ‘appre- | Que dozen handkerehiets. —Charles Wyndham {s soon to appear at the | impose conditions. Meanwhile, as Tom seemed nths, and was evidently not a Min. | QBe spring and fall overcoat VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY " HHC8. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. | VERY VALUABLE CNT PROV ED ORROLERTY | AND PREVENTS THE BREAKING OF CHIM- TRUSTEES’ ‘ABLE REAL §S-| PROSPECT AVENUE S5Tit (OR FAYETTE) | weve a RK R ILLUMINAT. TATE ON ONPITOL WiLb IN THE CITY OF | STREET, MON i) STREET, AT PUB. == CH OL. BO! ING PURPOSES, ITGIVES 4 STRONG, STEADY WASHINGTON, D.G LIC AUCTION. z By virtue of certain decrees of the inet Qa MONDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH. SroakSaSnommmanconnne SSESS3 SESSSSSSSESSESSSESSTESS CLOCK, in front of the prem: Court of the District of Columbia, passed tn Equi- eee er ae LIGHT, AND BURNS MUCH LONGER THAN " ‘ : y hi he foil described property ‘ - to have given his heart a rov' nission, | hensive of the reception he would meet w One ring for his little fi 8 ty cause No. 6,492, the undersigned will sell at eet Pet efoto prope! " of the French play | compromising his affections lather, referring to the damages he had hat cludes barber's bills), 160 DAY OF NOVEMBER das. oF POUR O'CLOCK | fect op same avenue and running back same depth; ~ aco made known here under the | One day, however, the young man came down | PAY; and he ther-fore appeared nervous and | raition at university, P.M. the following valuable’ real estate, viz: Lots | and lots 33. 34 and $5, fronting 25 feet on 35th (or J. W. SCHAEFER @ BRO, 200 Three Wives for One Husband.” from town, where he was ostensibly studying for | ¢Mbarrassed at thelr first meeting. But the | School books, éc. 15 numbered 2, 3, 9, 16, 11 and 12 in square ‘numbered | Fayette) street by a depth of 74 feet; lots 20 10 31, 4 “? ve ant id man, delighted at seeing him again, sought 1,045; and ‘inimeata Yor glusive, fronting on M (or Bridge) street; lots 20 ‘and jt » formerly of the Louisville | the bar, and-with a very grave and determined | © ie aim » Annual dues at gymni 20 Sud inimedistely thereafter Lot 6 in Square "= ‘of 25 feet CmriersJournat, quite & famous songwriter, | aif announced that he was engagedto be. mar | % ptt him at his ease by saying:— Daneing lessons... 89 2,047; and immediatly thereafter Lote 25. 26, 27, 31, which are comer lots have a front of 25 feet by = CHINA AND GLass, ‘I'm not going to allude to what has hap- rare fons Dues atbleyole ecboor # and 31 In Square 1048; and immediately there: | depth of 70 feet, and the intermediate luts havea front iy’s minstrels the frst of the | ried. Old Mr. Molyneux nearly had a ft of apo : ig eauare Ad ee of 0 fect same depth, ail Tunuing tack to @ ten-foot ve plexy on the spot, and when Tom begun to state | pened, my boy, I'm willing to let bygones be Mereafter Lot's aad ast ee eH ees pA EDmauRCeNY | Shey in square 4 in Georgetawns Dee 26 No. 1090 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, ; : 10d: is .4130,000 | {Rat the young lady earned her own living | bygones. put” ‘Total. be TUESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, | _ Terms: One-third cauh; the residue in two equal pay- — Judie, it is asserted, is guaranteed $130, by carrying on tne business of a dressmaker at ‘ou are very good, father, but—bu' The other fona 1685, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the following real es- | Ments at one and two years with notes bearing Inter- BG * ~ it Tenth? 200 Performances this side of the At-| the West End, his horror and indignation | | “What Is the mattert” ingiired old Mr. Moly-| when he saw his "neighbors memorandum. | inte, vis: Lote} 4 aa Gis gaat SoMa Foal ee | Sst and eccured uy a ded of Ernst, OF all casts, at op: Tani ea pouNa EN SAID Ton Plead Tht Tull elimz Yo the hope that son sill consent | “J tBInK mine will beat ft,” hesald conddentiy, | dati thereafter all that part of Lot D ia Square 707 | Hob of Purchaser, “AML coneeratcing. Ge at pur — Forty more amusement companies are at | Miss Fabian was a lady by birth and education, oes pean to me je other nk Nanda ‘Tom | 224 he put down the following items one by coueiaed wlinin che. following f,cmetes and bounds, be- Send work in this country now than at the sametime | 0d that the poverty of her family was her only age NH one. Itmust be remembered that the young | fcnesiwedt trom the aout eet ent LBL feet, & | Olcoio-ats TH mains 3 DOWLING, Auctioneer. mae ‘athe crime. His father became more and_more | desperately. lady in question is 18 years of age, and 1s a | ches west fron he Pe Se td ——e thus arbeen fewer mis Dave | fuclods, antil Tom showed symptoms of fiat re- | {What roared his father with a.reat start. | tosient aid charming bua Insoctety fi alley: thence law northerty discctog atong said a | [LOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. sinarn i I ‘Sar hardt will ive | bellion. mah Betine wootiog teary before I went | OB black silk street dress (just too lovely Jey 14 Teetand 94, inches; thence south 60 feet and | {IMPORTANT SALE: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THAT. that leaving Wasuington et 4:35 pm. are dally; coat Sssaid that Sare Bernhardt will receive | “<<;nink of your position in the countyt” cried | 2 much better position than I was mre for anything), co wches io Tstréet south; and theuce east 13 leet |" LARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDERCE, ON | Grraxp Fatt Orexrxa Ov a he hn = ay $100 « performance and her expenses during Mr. Molyneux, perceiving this,and wi away. Then, as you justly pointed out, holes One gingham wrapper. and 7 inches to the place of beginning, improved by & THE CORNER OF L AND THIRTEENTH ‘Monthly Commnnetebeing Botes: ann pots her American tour next year, making an effort control himself. “1 will | 1D debt, I had no capital, and I was altogether | Que Hoth anes eee Hworstars belek und! frame howe. STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NO. 1018| 007 A RRR PPP REB TUT ool Superintendent, Alexandria, —Mr. William Terriss, who accompanied | take it for zranted, if you like, that the girl Is an Sere HaEne upon you. But my debts are LOW | Two other street costumes Ht Op ee Suid Jots will be sold separately and @ de- ‘THIRTEENTH STREET. OO AA R RP PE Tr 10 I es ———.._ 3 tia 5 rmplary character. She may be ladylike and | Pald, and as for capital— Three party dressos Posit of $i00 will be required on exch lot. ‘The terms | By virtue of @ deed of trust dated the 28th o AA RRR ER \HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAiLWaY, Irving to this country two years ago, bas | ¢X¢ {dgery hy s y “Well, sir, what about capital?” interrupted party dresses, ‘of sale in each and every case will be as follows: One- | of mber, A. D. 1881, recorded in Liber oc AAA — da handsome medal by the Hu- | Sil the rest of it. But her station is altogether | .» Well, sir, what about caplt to be angry, One cloth redingoie’ a Fanti! the purchase money in cash and the balance | folio 4z4, aid of another deed of trust dated, oo M4 EP Exe ®ss8 [ ‘TALE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH husne society of Loudon for the heroic rescue of ve that,”said Tom, stabbornly. “There is the money you paid to Miss Fabian,” etieek equal payments at twelve, eighteen and. ‘EST. a drowning be ie i a in three equal, paymer March Sth, A. D. 1884, recorded in Liber 1.079, folio. course. It is ridiculous,” said the | Said Tom, witha fleeting smile. “The interest | Socks, Underclothing, collars, cufl ‘enty-four months, bearing Interest at 6 per cent | M* se CURT. ober 11, 1885. : st | One Bair eatin slippers for party at New | andssrured to the satisiction of the truntown or all | Ott gursertann wou abe cetuest or thepertiey | BUGS. LACE CURTAING, FORTIRRES Ore 1 oon a Cree SOG STE elt cent Ran. _lohn E- Owens, who was to bave gone south | old gentleman. swelling with self-importance. | 0M tt would keep us Pieri Bean iDGs ANG AY LORS |e Vout 'a © = 7 | cas at the option of the purchaser. Ail conveyanc. | Srotted thereby. sell te the highest bidder, in front of . ar coy Se cad ao gf this month to spend the winter in Charleston, | “Her father. you say, isa, poor out-at-elbows | 'tG cpough to buy and stock afarm with. | ghree otiier palm slippers; five pairsshoes 45 TeEms of gule shall be comenier esti Repue auuless the | Day OF OCTOBER, 1880, at FOUR O'CLOCK IN PETERSEN & CHILDS’, Tits Chesapeake and Ohio, Katies pend at Larnote has had a relapse, and Is reported to be ina | devibot a clerk in the city.” in st,” | Your_promise'ta marry her,” urged his father, | QUe flannel Jersey, two other Jersey 15 | s#lesat the risk tnd cost of the defaulting purchaser. | SIS AFTERNOON, the following valuable prop- 813 MARKET SPACE. MASA MNEW ORLEANS FAST MAUL: daily, eal condition. He is at his home in Tow- Mid pS are rie ha 2 ik, | incredulously. “She would never marry you | ZW° house dresses, ae KROSS FERRY, “Tist mimbered 54 (Afty-four), in Michae! Green ing warranted as ted. New | making ciose conpectious South and Southwest. cure the liver. retorted Tom. “As for his bel clerk in the iy. One fine black silk dress, for church. 70 EDMUND K. GOLDSROROUGH, St rerprartren acs Oy etree ter pe peed [Sn ing ws represented, New ox yy er a son, Md., suifering from cancer of the liver. | Cizy, so were you—onee,. ‘The only difference ia | HOW. _ tnacona- | Flowers for theater, theater wrap, opera "irustees and Receivers. | spbtivinions of sanare, 244 (Wwe hundred and ferts- | Gooda and iateat paiteras a popular prices, So Sxciee nt Lguchbarg with Sand W. i. Paliman —Clara Louise Kellogg will makea sixteen | that you have been more fortuna O00 | pede tae ane would,” replied | Toi, in's oot} > pisses . es 100 | _THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ocl7-eoeda_ | SPOta tun aunting tothe peated ee et eee pier ton to Adguta. Pullman mieeping cary fron We ornare bt ane cence ed came] Cort reg rong or oi on “The fact Is, sir, that I have been victimized.” | Tuition In music and dancin, Sarre ote) ALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO,, Auctioneers | Stl lot fronting thirty fect on L. street northwest and | meiephoue call 124-0. ee2dim | p:WhP Me LOUISVILLE PART LINE. Dohy via opening next month. jone of your infernal radical nonsense here, dle Le aa n qictimized”” | Tuition in French, needlework, painting 100 seventy-three fret five iuches. more or less, on 13th | 2° PM ae LAST LANE telly Rone Coca is parchawed «mew play | tf crc id Ms, Monee eecaga Mune | Caan hed ache Nin HO eo ee | Parco nity andghtsoniacrdiemae "80 | cHaxceny mate oF watuamun —an.| Seu aatieed mili necrmanse te fests Cou Wearasa ‘Ghariotiegvile ta, Gncinnatl Lainvite and it . ’ ce to Lis 01 if or a b fas . * ces, % PROVED - PERE | two windows, as'pr ry Green THE! jentern Pullman Sleeping Care, Washing- eailed “Phe Idol of tie Hour,” by Will Comper. | Zreniney £0 Mis own orisin. “Ik Would De sa eee ere a ae at, not yet,” re- | Gloves, perfumery (paint and. powder) PROVED AND UNIMPROVED. PROPERTY ° G smelling bottle, &e. 40 ON N_ AND FOUR-AND-A-HALP STRE = 1 LADGrCr bets ne eee turned Tom, with great earnestness, ““I' hope | oameliing bot : ‘SD SOUTH W AND WATER STREETS | Liber 789, folio 190. Also, the rear part of Lots | Will soon be here, and in your preparation for it be ae Mor Wher Gnesi toatee eee you will vot withhold your consent to our mar-| One tanaryand @ cage, do] SouiaiWist, Wasiinelon Dre: thet Duin’ sual tts irs | gure to inspect our assortment of Ei py Mog a rk in the city. Lhave since attained a supe- | "se. If you consent, thi hi Two winter hats. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of Ep toot hope font Boge x ‘ashing.on to Atlanta and Montgumery. Parlor ludison Morton, the writer of “Box and | for grade in the social seale, and that fs the inet | Pitid back to you—every fatthing. [don’t wish t 85 | me District of Columbia, passed on the Bttvaay GEM | S¥id city. sald rear part fronting 47 fect 6 luches, more HEATING STOVES, nsiders the leading role in it, which she | Lor and wife to ‘Thomas W. Bartley, June 26th, 1875, 1808, '0, Kauai, eate, the best thing she’ has ever at- P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESA Opera bonnet, two sumtaer hats. jess, on an alley, by 46 feet deep, and containing a ‘Cars Montgomery to New Orieans Puliman * nt be fact : lig thie Ga ‘er | 0 defy you, as it were; and both of us are will. of September, A, 1). 1585, in the case of Pumn- Mabie awentne ten “meorpe oct ‘ers from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia Cox” and other farees, 1s a pauper In the Char- | (t must be face a hes Litinebe dese: | ing to ely entirely, with Tegard to the future, | Bustles,, bangles, bandolines, “garters, a5 | phrex cial vi. Fumpheeg ct al So-o.t10, bate | Sandee cleus Saved “Sins tke seeds | which ts now complete, and embraces all grades from | agian ter house, London. He was paid only $20 tor | ina H ; i upon your generosity.” & Bi we will ofr for sale. at public auction, on TUES | Cust ist, 1883, toxeth r with all the improvements, et | 'e cheapest to the bighest price Manasaa Division Traine leave Washington at 455 . P Inak ho: making a mis-allianes Miscellaneous items. DAY . and he | “Just nee would by martying |, Old’ Mr, Molyneux had turned purplé in the A the TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY, OF OCTO- i ic ed. ‘An examination is respectfully solicited. im. daily, exceyt Sunday, 1885, at | OUR O'CLOCK P. M., tn front of the | “tie terme of wale ate oe Galles: Onefifth of the Warrenton’ ‘Trains leave Washington st 7200a. m. BEI fully innocent. | face, and Tom was justly alarmed at nis aspect, Total - eee on 81,274 | respective “premises, Original Lot’ Forty (40) 10 forint ag Sas W. 8 JENKS dally, except Sunday, 11:15 a m.and 6:30 p. mL «collaborateur with Mr. E. ML is talking avout Lady Florence?” said | But, Pefore he could utter a word in reply, | when the fond parent of tie charming young | Square No. Bus in the City of Wasihugtom in the Dist Bt the time of sale); and the re-idue, i equal maou, a geuy. ts, iu the composition of the | old Mr. Molyneux; taken aback by this unex- | munservant brought ina note, remarking that | iaay showed tis list to the fond. parent of the niet of Columbia: improved by the large threestory | in one, two, three, and four years from the day of awe, | _se18 SE Seek OF" | pciren: sae ease oe kee te Lae ore Nobody only Thavean idea you wish me to | a¥ reply. Mr. Molyneux opened the envelope | Promising Fecnttched his head. “After aehort | aise. Lots 55, 86, 67, 58, 50, 00,61 and 02 an recorded | {Ofoss uch ,fBe Burchaser MES give notes bearing CAnrers Soph Sunday” 1:50 p. mi. Lynchburg Mail, daily exces — Adelaide Detehon, the peach-blossom | | “Nobody my station,” retorted Tom. half-absenuy, glanced hurridiy at the contents, pane NOIRS aloo LaLa solemnly: “A boy is | 250% Aroha ia tina het pres res 23, | interest bayable semi-annoaily, and the prine\pal and ra Subetin ieee sien a beauty who three or four years ago tried to con- | MAT oie wish you to Mairy at all, sir, not for | aNd then gave vent toa mnuttered execration | Pood enough lor me.” Prateek on Urigitai Lore Fcc dare Forty: | {uterest payable at the office of Kigks Co. in Wash-| we are dally recetving our Fall Of WILTON, | “For tickers and information injulre at Company's ¥ince New Yorkers that Neilson’s mantle bad | many a long year!” cried the old ian, fairly | Which apparently relieved his over-wrought ——— +96 —____ two (4a) insalusquure No, 6032 also on the. aanse | Umaton Cty, the whole toe secured to the satintuation | AXMINGTER. “MOUUETTES BOLT, BRUSSEL | ofc, Gok itn eaten AByuire at Comy ‘trom, fallen on her shapely shoulders, has whistled | non-plussed. a few. woments ta gest acltation’ he auddenis | The Launch of England's Crack Cruiser | day, at HAL!PAST FIVE OCLOGK Pati font | SL wetrustoes bY a deed of rust on the premises sold; | TAPHOTHY and INCKAIN CARPETS. Aloe CUR: | ott L Henney e= way’ to tame in London by her powers as a | What] mican is, father," sald Tom, doezeaty, | few moments. tn great agitation, he suddenly | The Launeh of F x premises, Lot Que (1) tn squ re south of Square | Grty. or any part thereof, afer five days" notice pub: | TAINS and DIAPER iu great variety.” Thove 16 | *St"ScAvontTin XX. MACDAXIEL, = 5 rte tins pon st ri SiEeeat tine below | halted in front of Tom, and eried In a voice of | From the London Times. No. 667, situated at the southeast corner of Water and | fished in thes aeen, oily If the terms | Want of choice goods will find it to thelr advantage to Gen. Pass Agent, et eeeinee ere roncmce eS MANS OOS Ene suppressed passion— A large gathering of spectators assembled | W’strecis southwest. ofsale are not compried with wikis’ ten (10) dare examine our stock before purchasing: ocl0 ‘SOL FASS, Traffic Manager, delicious, i cine above It Hone te year ihe eh | Sfou-you. impertinent, disrespectful, die- | yesterday afternoon in the dockyard at Chat-| “Terofaie” Ghe-third of the purchase money of air the day of sale. All conveyancing will be al Boor amt Ses HE GREAT — an the occasion of Agnes Booth’s anniver- ek me BS Wrong the other | obedient rascal! What did you say about the | ham towitness the launch of ‘hor manjesty'e | ne Pierce oe ane anon cost of the purchaser. PENNSYLVASTA sary of her birthday several days age in New | ™Scur and nonsense, sir? You don’t know money? ferent 1d be returned to | Ship Severn, ‘This vessel, when completed, | ¢ a from the Gay of wale, with Interest. secured An HYDES 415m street, ovcnros Wy Co, DOUBLE TRACK York, her husband presented her with a neat you're talking about,” exclaimed Mr. Fenster! Mahone a will be if th tf nt additions | bY deed of trust upon the property, or all cash, at the OM. MATTHEWS, Trustees. 4 F STREET NORTH WEST. STEEL RAUS. ML brougham and a spirited team of horses, with neux. “I don't want to have an argument | You,” replied Tom, staring at his father On6 OF he ORs IDOTER option of the purchaser. A cash’ deposit of 850 re-| ocsdts 1208 31st street Can ‘attention to their line of the necessary adjunet of a liveried eoachman. : The lougand short of the matter ia, | | “Very well,” said the old nan, abruptly; and | which have been made to the royal navy. The | Chyol Ot ds, purchaser. “A casi deposit of S50 re: su 2 SSiEtiok DECORATIONS. — Madame Judie has succumber to the gen-| that I won't hear of this foolish engagement, | he Immediately sat dowa at the writing-table, | Severn is an unarmed ast steel Sruiser, be- | rms to be complied with within ten days thereafier | \W7AUTEE B, WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers, PARLOR FURNITURI x3 : There! It ts no sul Tet ~ » | ind wrote @ note with 4 tremulous band. | jonging to the class of the twin screw protected | OF Property may be re-sold at risk and cost of pur- eS med CURTALN STUFI eral mania of French actresses who visit this | There! It Is nouse talking. Let there be an | 2P2 Ste. pesado his soo whee be: bea ging P} chaser, after three days’ advertisement in The Star | EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED FRENCH WALL Pa‘ country, and will sing a song in Enelish. Jt ig |€B4 Of Ht, or Fshall have something very” un- | “Read that,” he sa - Stemsage’ Tenet pmcades the, Thames and the | newspaper Allcouveyancng aud recording at cost | PROPERTY. No. 023 BIGHURESTH STREET | one sforocco CoE SH BIS aes tartata, <" “ath ; ole: cry Boo” leasant to say.” = ye ie princip! folio in = | of the aser. Ni v1 . UC Ni. ¥ we x f % payee e tniat she has selected “Peck-a-Boo" | Porno" id man bounced out of the room ashe | , Tom in his turn amazed and bewildered, read | struction hus bes eitat ue ty ae | OF tae Purch ‘C-C. MEADOR, Trustee, Hy authority, under the last will Of the tate Jo- “fFurnisare Upholstcring and Cabinet work wil re- for the experiment. spoke, not a little startled and amazed by his | 85 follows: ‘ hull, and the main object which the de- th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. | seph Rommmele, deceased, I willsell at publicanc sil | ceive menial commons aus 3m — Fanny Davenport's suit for eriminal lel | son’s ‘tone and attitude, Hitherto Tom had | , DEARLoRpLanURNUM.—Itis very kind of you | signors have bad in view 1s to guard as much us WOODBURY WHEELER, Trustee, | tion, on MONDAY, THE 19TH DAY OF OCTO-, BER, A. D. 1895, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOC Avast nw. | BM io frontot "the premises al of witciovoom: | Fuarcy AwNouNcEMENn. seainst the New York Mercury, has been dis- | never ventured to argue with him, partly from | t© hasten to inform me, ou hearing of my 800’s | possible the bollers, engines and magazines | _0cl5-10t missed by the court. filial’ “duty and partly. from Inherent | fetara, that you have other views with regard | From dancer. Daniel F writes that Modjeska was | Weakness of character. He began to fear, | ‘0 your dau<hter Florence. I ought, perhups, | “The Severn has been about two years in the | [20MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Sad teenie Cabhintee oer er wa aatiaaiie ceat t pega that the lad possessed “unexpected firmness’ | t0 have mentioned that my son has been en- | course of construction, and 18 estimated to cost TRUSTERY SALE ©. fronting 20 feet on Isth stree? northwest, aod fun: Pesonmolabie over the loss of her Siberian | ontii he soothed his mind by the reflection that | ged toa Miss Fubian for some months, and | Shout £160,000. Tf the antictpations of her de- OFA ning back an average depth of 96 feet 3 inches to & oe aa blood! . which committed suicide on a | je had probably been caretully coach: 4 for the | Mat bis marriage will take place immediately, signers are realized, it is belleved she will turn VALUABLE FARM, wide alley, and improved by a two-story, basement WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL ilroad trai E: Pa., that | interview. ‘This suspic Xplained “Master | Yours faithfully, Jna. Molyneux. | | out to be one of the’ fastest cruisers In the ser IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD. and attice frame h use, containing nine rooms, num-| OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY through ite veath he was compelled’ tw pur | Tuars unaccustomed radineds or retarice, | TOF Mather. It is awfully good of you,” eried | ut,t bene of the fastest, erulsers in the sor = : ered 923, and fs now vacant. GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST chased another dog at Chicago tor $175. The | which hud made him appear a dangerous ad: | Tom, with toars in his eyes Length between the perpendiculars, 300 feet: ‘Yirtue of a deed of trust, from Anna L. Shaw aid In caste and valance oat Paghase money to be | AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. YOU owner of the dog that was killed bas offered | versary. Relieved in his mind by the discover; gxpect Lord Laburnam will be riled,” said | extreme breadth, 46 feet; mean draught of | 8nd Granville C. Shaw, her husband, to Krastus Ronveranciag at cost of purchaser.” $100 to be paid | ARE INVITED TOCALL AND LOOK THROUGH, $i00 for his seine old Mr. Molyneux gradually cooled down, an ee GOGOL Lahouid have ede sis oboe | Rater, 17 feet F inches; ioad displacement, | 3, Chapin snd Robert S. Werden, truatecs, dated ARAM | Gonveyancias at cost of Purchaser. AND, LF PLEASED, MARE YOUR SELECTIONS — Viola Alien, who supports Salvini during | completely recovered his ‘self-confidence. He fe. “I doubt if should have made £10,000 by | 3.600’ tons. Her armament will con. =) a Liber J. W. B, No. 1, folio 253, etc., one of the land ALBERT F. FOX, Executor, w UARTEES FOR CASH PRICES os : st | sty convinced himself that Tom would never | Slowing you to marry his daughter."—London | sist of two inch breech-loading guns, | favtal'ay: BANS George's county, Marviana, the | _OclO-dts No. $20 F st. 2. w. (EADQ) BOTTOM his enming Araerican season, ts the youngest dure to disobey him, and, instead of feeling the | Truth, ten G-inch breechloading guns, one _9- | andersigned. as trustees, will offer st public sale, at UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneer leading lady on the stage, being but nineteen | {ust spin of the Inarriage taking place, under boat and ‘eld gun, one'7-pounder | thesoutckcuse deere the tec Une are | DUS ewes = W. H. HOEER, j rot he will appear as Parthenia, Des-| he was only uneasy lest ramors of the ensage- Pretzels. t and field gun, six i-inch Nordenfelt |On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SEOOND,| EXECUTOR'S SALE OF BONDS AND BANK canes’ mone, Rosalie in “La Morte Civile,” and other | ment should reach the Laournums, HOW THE QUEER THINGS ARE MADE IN SAN | guns and two 45-inch Gardner guns. She 1885, aA © = ASE Sas t Court nl 801 Market Space 308 $10 aw. Toles, In mont of whieh she was seen toadvan-| | He prudently revolved to treat the matter as FRANCISCO. Spill carey Wa ltebend forpaiocs, and (ischarge | | Between ae oa BM. | ofthe Dawid of Connie Bite tage When supporting John MeCulloug! definitely disposed of, and to make no further blaaes hem above and below water on each broadside. | that part ofa trac: of land situated in Kent : fered yee wi sratelia Rees, who makes het debut in New | ailusion to tt vat all events andl Fone nae beg | From the San Francisco Chronicle. Although the hull is unarmored, the vessel Is | district, in sand county called “Stony Hike Orphans’ Court business, we will sell. on WKDNES- OOD AND COAL. ST DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ‘LOCK P.M. at the auction rooms BORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL ~ Joining | DAY, the TWEN an : = time tor reflection. Judging irom appearances, | San Francisco possesses a number of import-| provided with a nine-inch thick armor steel- | the lands of Robert. W. Brooke, Mra, Willian 10 Cae D.isk3, at ONEO' Fork next season, will have an extensive re- | tne iad seemed complewiy subdued: He spent | ant bread-making establishments, ‘Tho ordi- | how conning tower, steel protective horizontal | Tico and others, containing z of Duncanson Bros., corner 9th and D strects norih- ‘Dealer, Office and Yard, 1822 14th ‘st, nw. foot vertolre. iuclading Jutiet, Rosalind, Parthenia, | the next few days -laushverlne ploassues tne c deck plating two inches thick, and three inches 259 ACKES OF LAND, west, Lith st. Pine Wood, $4; Oak Wood,85: Hickory W joa and other legitimate rales. | dejected and sulky frame of mind. His fath Salone valent ke leis maetane of the same on slopes, She will be fitted with More or Lean, p5nQ00 of District of Columbia 365 registered | $7; rawed, Pine, BU:Ouk Sf: Hickory, S850. Wood —Signor Salvini arrived in New York on | smiled within himself and held his tongu horizonial compound engines of 6,000 n- | Betng the same tot of land of which John P. Marshall | Bon¢ 3 ‘St a reduced price to dealers. Telephone connection to Monday. He will remain tn this country about | though he showed by his manner that hed cosmopolitan city there are about as many | dicated horse power. There are two pro-| died selzed and ai cpa neh ae Ce eer Gecpunee a Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank ot | ali parts of the city. wel23m six months, and intimates that this may not | 20t Intend to be rifled with. When he consid- | varieties of the staff of life as there are nation- | pellers, and the vessel 1s estimated to attain a ee a rien wea AO viead th ite ee ee || Oawiae cea INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH | _2:00, 4:00, 600, 7:10, be, after ail, bis last “farewell” tour of America, | @Fed that he mixhtsaiely he said one | alities. ‘The pretzel is peculiar to the German | speed of 17% knots per hour. The authorized A rward fused I For Pope's ‘Creek 0:00 P. for whir afterwards purchused JAMES TRIMBLE, Executor, Buyers to my large and superior stock of Lamber, Line, 7:15 A. — Re (come morning, with asstined carelessness: — table, and, perhaps, the process of preparing | complement of her coal bunkers 1s 500 tons, | Ort Aad eu was afte ee 2 MARY BLAKELY, Executrix, Wood'and Goal whlch Tams telling at very tow prices | daily, except Sunday. © 44” St Oe cathe ne ee Shipmates,* | Sc Weilsimy boy, whatare goa going to dor” | it js feas tanhillar i this Country cha Cont ef | and accommodation fs provided for 300 officers farm jies onthe District of Columbia and Up-| _ocSts__Of Estate of Somevh Trimble, deoeused._| ar easke pe vextopetunday. “Gn Guciet, a0 Fae, and other plays, has written a new one for ‘ma zoing to sovt over Bakey’s tarm,” re-| any other article of food. Flour, yeast, water | and men. er Marlboro’ turnpike, about three miles from the TANCERY SALE OF VERY V ABLE MILLER. oat, o Pee Hed “Myra,” plied Tom. and a great deal of salt are the sole ingredients | | Three o'clock was the hour fixed for the pro- | Navy, Yurd bridge, wud commands a full view of | QP aoren Ty OX SIXTRENEH STREET NESE | OMfices: 1020 14th street northwest, 49 strest and AWAY AND ee AUD COS Nousense. You know what I am. referring | of which the dough outof which the pretzel is | ceedings to begin, As the hour approached a | Washington City and the surrounding country. It is K STREET NORTHWEST. }iaryiand avenue southwest. RAILROAD, ra Ingersoll, said to bea niece ” " “] - p Weil adapted for the purposes of « market the “s Maib Depot aad Mill South Capitol and I sta, au31-3m Ingersoll, is a member of Adelaide | £2 aid the old man, turningred. “Iam speak: | evolved Is composed. Tt is tough aud heavy, Le ae oA Oe a eed and sue Oe a nToRTET ee | GBI dete of, try decrees ofthe Supreme £25, 12001 and 1128 ngersall, bs em Adel | ing of this idiotic love aitair. and after having been well kneaded is placed in | for the christening ceremony, h_ was per. | 80 being ‘es eels i am : 4 n its season in| “Ont Well. of course, I inust keep my word,” | great heaps on along table In front of the work- | formed by Miss Daisy Watson, danghter of | The improvements are a comfortable . | Spectively on the 6th March, 1885, and St PM cing. said Tom, with flusied cheek. 4 fhe, ‘They grab iteap by haudtais, roll out | Admiral Watson, C, B.-admiral superintendent FRAME DWELLING, Getoder 1886, in equlty, cause No. bin when | Coan Woon | ror'ticimand tnd the South. 00 and 101 A. —‘“Janish deserves to have her name handed Pee og Baveu twritten to break it off” | jp long, thin strips, and then curl and tle tt up | of the dock yard.’ Prayers having been read by | and Out-Buildings. 80) of land lying in. th Smith, trustee, et. al., are defendants. 1 will otter saad a 6:05, doen to Listory, If oniy for one thing,” said a | S84 Mr. Molyneux, feigning sur into the queer shapes in which It makes Its ap- | the Rev. Mr. Dearden, a signal ‘was given by | (The thirty eres (80) of and lying in the District of | for aie ut pile action, “on TURSDAT RAE JOHNSON BROTHERS, nk : c i is. 0, euv'nor, I haven't,” sald. ‘To pearance in beer saloons and on cheap luneh | the chief constructor, in response to which Miss | Columbia. and aljolning this tract, will not y | 2TH DAY ‘OF OCTOBER, 1885. AT 4 OCLOCK ‘akon we = and that oe is her | you Twivald have Rened by this t ers. A journeyman baker is expected to Wauon moved the lever holding the ropes. As peels oF akon: del Davldnone sabeleisne ot mune aoe oe eee WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD and 1, H the most comprehensive, |” And I beli you would have rem: pretzel every two seconds. Alter it| the last support was knocked away a pause of “ Lk x Davi 8 i evading thing In the way of an embi that your first duty was to obey your lather.” | hus assumed lie delaite form it laid upon «| @ minute or two occurred, during which the torr Ra er eee LR arty pee i Sea eee a TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS &W. Sormasion at the office, mortant cer. that box ever been perpetrated on the sta; cried the old man, beginning to boil. “Do you | gooden rack in the middle of the room,» Rack | vessel remained fast on the'stocks. There was | ™¢! purchaser to the satisfaction of the Trustees, with | PeaE EK st» P of i eae Burret thusexplains the origin of | mean to tel! me "that you still contemplate rack is thus filled, and they are piiéd one | momentary bustle and a flicker of excitement; | interest from day of sale—or all cash at the option of | "3S, of gale: One-third cash, within two weexs | BEANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED ination from hotels and reddences, nat he was to manage Edwin Booth | trying a—a dressmaker?” another. Each one contains one hundred | but presently the vessel, obeying the slizht | the purchaser, Couveyancing at the cost of the pur- | after day of sult, of whlch @S00 men be pad on day BY TELEPHONE 3. & WOO! Agent p apamyada “Sle has sold her business, father tzels, A thousand are generally prepared | pressure which had been applied to it, began to | chaser. of sale; one-third in one year, and one-third in two General of wili bots be under the busi- | eaverly. “She might have done the oven before the baking begins. Theovens | move from the fastenings which had retained potenaie arcane! ‘Trustees, | Years: deferred payments to bear interest, to be evi- 79009 F street northwes, * ORE Amb onto RASLROAE Arthur B. Chase. but | waited « bit, bat out of deference to your | of enormous size. ‘The pretzels are baked | itso lonz, and amid a storm of enthusiastic | © © wagRosie ena OES J crane | deneed by the eromimory nates of the purchaser and 1515 7th street northwest. ALT pomed Mr. Booth found it | wisnes— very thoroughly, and are regarded as especially | cheers slid swiftly into the Medway. As the | _0-C» DI: 3 secured by 8 deed of trust on the premises sold. 1740 Ponmeyivenis aveme mertheren, effect SUNDAY, MAY : : ie . z : 4 = - conveyancing and recording to be at the cost of ihe 7 sy) 2 MAY Sn, 1885, antl ner seasons tog: good com- ‘My wishes” interrupted Mr. Molyneux, | wholesome for ihis reason. Severn got fairly ouc of the slip the cheers were NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE. purehaser. ‘ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trastee, 1312 Yth street northwest. further notice. actors did not | angrily. “Edon’t care it she carries ‘Then comes the most singular part of the pro- | again renewed; the royal standard, the union U 356 Ta ave, (eroer ed and Wonecace ete: Leave Washington trois Sustlob, corner of New Jen Thave ander- | businesses. What I goss. | Rucks, charged with pretzels, are dipped | fuck, and the admiralty flag were ‘hoisted on ty virtue of a writ of feri Jacias Issued out of the] WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. peop ebirtiareditiemaned eimnincery ‘avenne and © y for him next | marry her with my cons ina week solution of lye, the effect of which js | board the cruiser, and the band of the Royal | Clerk's office of the Supreme Courtof the District | _Qeid-dis ‘oF Chl His season, 12 Ix expeeted, will last || “I Should be very sorry to disot to give to their suriace a bright and glossy ap- | Murines brought the proceedings to. close by | 01 Columbis, and tome directed, I will sell at public = some thirty-two weeks, VW id friends, | father.” began Tom, gravely “but—" pearance. Atter being thickly sprinkled with | Playing “Rule, Britannia.” NOVEMBER, A.D, 1880, comaensing oe ee nd were coworker, in his Ni Tice ane | goa bere, ms) wos.” interrupted ihe old | salt they are ready for sale. Those thut are in-| | Itis expected that the Severn will be ready | NOV Ow A is Ae die dite GE TE at EN MEDICAL, &c. STEAMERS. in former yea Ada the Risen iustance my | gentleman, quickly, speaking with unnatural | fended for abipment, or to be kept for sore | for her fgst commission in a few months. and Cable Company, No. 1416 F street, northwest, the a = J only aim §s to carry out bis td calmness, “let us und ach othe time, undergo an additional process. They are following goods, chattels and fixtures, to wit, viz: One LADIES NEEDING AN EXPERFENCED AND Se —Itisestimated that Kate Claxton’s protits | forbid this foolish engagement, and { order you | placed in usteam bux, and remain there {oF Lavo Albert Edward's Game Farm, tat pe AS oe ES Parle preteen cy reer Taal | bp en in the “Two Orphi gsregated nearly | % bfeak it off nstantiy. That ity bari. Now | br three hours hlssort of eure makes them | prom the London World. Eins ant Soae eal Re eee | Coe nee hammer? ae Company's pier, No, 42 North Kiver, foot of Morton Sanpete: . '¥ | tor my bite. ave my house within ap | proof against mold or souring for months. One ough the Pri of Wales is b; bia; also a lot of L Del to the O} — Sb AND | Sthect New 7240. St. Louis 6:30 $260,000, although she lost more than $10,000 | our,and unless you thioris mele the cones | } Although the Prince of Wales is by no means | umbia; also a lot of instruments belonging to the ( ‘ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND | “Ny | hour, lens tor e of the greatest peculiarities of pretzels Is their ng Depart "Telegray Normandie, Frangeul, Wednesday, October 21, 3 | dis train, experiences of man- | of a Week that the alfulr is at an’ end, I stop | cae’thote and they conde te aie ote | mest among the breeders, I know thaton his ona artment of ihe Postal Telegraph and Cable Tellable Ladies Physician, can be consulted dally | p_ ee cone ter. supplies. Ifyou persist in marrying the girl, | consumption of beer. But so much salt fs used | estate of Sandringham and the adjoining prop- | Tone Relays, Box Relays, Sounders, Keys, Quadruple Ls lays. | at her residence, 1245 “ib st. n.w. Osice hours trout | Conada, de Ke we October 28, Sam. i one : ‘ ‘ Tod p.m. ocié-in* | Labrador, Perler d Hausorive, Weanendny, Novens: ait | ueu, bs heavent T will alter my will and leave | simply for the parpose of preventing them from | erty of Castle Risingham, which he has leased | Vivrators, Transmitters, "Lightuing Arrester at. Pole — ber 4, 3p. m ed “ de | evel ¢ 1 possess your cv i— |i HH @ ireet and Boundars lens0 AS VE EN CONTRADICTED THA’ 2 z. - a Square theater erauage: | oieat ein esle ee ae ae “dis | Doguning stale, They are a favorite part of the | ror sporting purposes, a8 many as 7,500 pheas- | hit. Set, -Anunclator Pink Buttons Vibrating Tin Bkoriieis is the olaest Petabinuen aver |» Amerique, Santelit, Wednesday, November 11, 6 trun. +=" | eard you altogether.” = ‘*ee- ants aro usually provided by his royal highness | Bells Chairs, Glock, Table, Counter, Call Boxes, Letter Physician in this cit = iising Ladies’ a you can | ® r “s ‘a =f Uae ‘Checks: je on sight, in amounts to sult, onthe | 11:00: = aus’ operettas appear tobe more |. [tis doubtel whether the old man would A Haman Fiend. for his sporting friends. In two or three of the | Ptam, Nextelte Table, Hydrometér Cans Copether Souifentiy-connai De, BROTIELs, O00 Bia sw. nenen ght fn amounts to ault,on the | 110 popular in Berlin than any other works of that | B¥€ Fealiy earried out this serious threat, for| yy that there is not In the whole worla | 2uKerles, and on other large estates as well, | Company, as asnigne= of the Postal Tclesraph Com | ladies ‘married of alegle Call, Sieeeetahe totes | BLAS Ageut, No, ling Green, New York. 1005 a. m., ==y = is = 2 | he was fond of his son, and pronto: tim in a pose: immensé pains are taken to insure abundant | Cany ins certain agreement beeen the emt ‘Hoard, with ‘ecoommodations, and kind en: | _ Messrs BELL & for the District ot | 825, 11:00. case He was recently in that elty, where he | way, but he looked very determined when he | 2 Monarch so despotic as the Burmese emperor. | supplies of “the bird of Colchis” The killing of Stoners of the Distriet of Columbis and fue Pastal Tele- | Gent nureés furabhed to chess whe oeay desire nears | Columbia, 1437 avenue, or points conducted on three successive evenings the | uttered it Coe was evidently impressed. | He ds considered, by himself and others, abso- fom Hiatal ps pide as one pene nee graph Company, Gated October 25, 1883. All the | afew days in the city under his trestment, oc15- oclé einen, DS | eee bh perform of Mi Wa.” the | The lad drop is eyes before his father's lives, propertic a often been recorded, is on record that | above erty w! d together in ont = Se = Syuce atid the oven a | trate Pine ka the iddy oir itt hn cael | ute tema of the ves properties and personal |S ware anol durog” ane ancy nevivoton | ceeds Mibetaeis eure eines | NVfANHOOD MESTGRED AL GANGA norTuE| aTANTIOAND WaT inbia Lime. | Bat bftats Suppe, is at | for an Instant. services of his subjects; he exalts and depresses, | (7, Norfolk, which has an area of 17,000 acres, and appoints ents of every character belonging tothe | ait Will cure any case of bervous debility aml toss it Sunable to | “Youknow. Tom.” he added, noticing the | Comfers and takes away honor and rank; and, | and where all kinds of game used to be bred {or Praph and Cable Company within te pistes ofc, | of berve , Mik imparts vigor to the whole sve New, Cxamoxo Warren Tovss coun, ©” Vienne for the beginning of the | wholesomeeffect of bis words, “you are entirely | without any process of law, can put to death | sale by the Mabarajah Dhuleep Sing. ‘There | ph and which has been seized and levied upon as | 4m. Bot. sw. oclS-Lm* British and French West India Islands, &0 dependent upon me, and unless you took to | not only criminats guilty Of capital offenses, | are other “game farms,” as they are called, in | tne und chattels and Axtures of the Postal Tele- S&S BARRACOUTA, 17th Ocwber. i poaching, I don tore how you could possibly | but any Individual who happens to ineur his | various parts of England,and there isatleast ono | grayi and Cavle Company, and will esold to sausty | 77)R. LEON, THE OLDEST nsvastisnepann | SS RARRACOURA 17t Qcwber. "128. ‘cali exert Besides you are up to your ears | displeasure. It ts here a perilous thing for a | such place in Scotland, situated on the Mar- | execution No. 26.187 at Law in favor of Selgnelny C nly rellabie Ladies’ Physician in tbe ‘city, can duy or saore at: Gay and 620 pin. ally: a6} ree vervon to become distinguished for wealth and | quis Of Alisws estate In Ayrshire, and con- | Rilott seal the Postal Telegraph and Cue Coos | beconmulted daly 404 Cet bee iy and th sun. nigoe, Baton, Demerara. Say, ‘stadons oO Setopollian og under Lamperti, In Dresde owe much,” said Tom quickly, with possessions, for the day may easily come when | nected with It there 1s alsoan interesting sult | PADy., 1 YON ie a Prompt treatment o and consulta accommodation, exeelient cuisine, | $340 am. daily: on Sunday sope a all stations. for ran concert, and oratorlo singer, | a te tale bist will be charged with some supposed erime, | of plsctoultaral ponds, 8. Marshal, pe oman rooms for indies, From, Bain toon. sec Abply 1 Xepinaton, Siatinton and Valier Branch, 640 juise Powell, sang recently before | “You will find out that you owe @ good deal | and so put to death, In order that Proj See ES LEAYCRA, ER A, wie ed musteas assembly of this place | when your erviltors leard that I have made | erty may be consented, Every subject In| The Nordenfeldt Gun Played Out, GUANCEEY Gare OF WARUABLE IMPROVED ae soa e | —2e1eetathom Pearl Per Lom t rreen Washington and Gait ad ballads, among them the | you: cousin Ted my helr,” said the old man | the emperor's born slave; and when he calls | From the London World. PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED vo tfons Delco mes aud made that | (YUNABD LINE. x30 pan. daily as be Song,” by Coombs (words by | enigmatically. any one his slave, he thinks thereby todo him | Engines of war are short-lived nowadays. 1236 AND'1238 EIGHTH (8TH) STREET | hes the Olde Expere Specialise tn, tas | Q) — For va ome . toa daly, id through the str 4 And | | Tom was evidently seriously disconcerted by | honor. To express thelr sense of this subjection | qn ree years ago no praise was too high for the NOMTHWEST, IN TIE CITY OF WASHING. city, and will guarantee a cure in all cases of private x “except ho Winchenter, mezz-soprane voice excited ual- | this remark. He turned on Lils heel, muttering | a!! who approach him are obliged to prostrate hich brought tack ni TON. disease of men and furnish medicine, or no varcive from the West dally, 6:00, 7:20 ‘tien. The caltivation of the artiste | something about catching the next train to | themselves before him, holding thelr bands | Machine-guns which had broug! a close the By viriue and in parsnance of a decree consultation and advice free at any hour during 2 ‘pm -_ nS sing Cuntbaito as wen 20° | town, leaving bis father master of thealtuation. | olned above thelr heads, ‘Hence, also he con- | bombardment of the forts of Alexandria by | in the cause of. Mary Wt Buuicos al va. John Sas; ,Subactibed, and, sworn From 320 am. and 1:20 and 625 pam, $ ean sing coutraito as well. The old man considered he had gained a slgnai | “ders himselfentitled to employ bis subjects | driving the gunners from the guns they were Qe Sa eee er yar ‘Sopday. 1035 «-m. a : eae, oe na Ge i ‘ vice, withaut salary oF eet the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, we, as | in and for thé D, of C., this 3d day of July, 11 ox ‘8:50, 5 varet Mather's debut in New York as tory, and was, thereiore, not the least per-| in any work or service, withot nee, fe yg | Serving. This week those same guns of Mr. | Trusters, on TUESDAY, the THIRD (3d) DAY OF | “ek! From Mredefic and thvermediats pothta Seas, Juliet on Tuesday evening was an emphatic | trbed when bis son started off to the station | aud ifhe makes them ‘any recompense, it ig Nordenfeldt’s invention are pronounced obso- | NOVEMBER, A. D. 1! ‘at FOUR 0" K P.M, and bi6 pan dally ed ¥ se pith bis loggage tn Uteral accordance with his | done not from any sense of Justice, but 98 an | jete, and no longer fulfilling then e- | in trout of the’premises, will offer for sale. et public | J), AND MME SELDEN, a SI : Necker Reve ore Vitees | Ths critics were ail kindly when they | injunction. He did not doubt that Master Tom | act of bounty. ‘Their goods likewise, and even | auifemenis | Recent exparing ste cased cet | nent Ofte ‘llgwing real estate: AN! that pigoe oF Haabllahed 1855, Special treatinent for iadies; | Garzia ~~~eat Rov. 7 Uy ‘Dec 5. | e307 20. fend 10:30 ace 1S 290. SSIS Se iatenlastic, while from her audience | would see the folly of his ways; and, sure | their persons, are reputed his property, and on | fn Weymouth bay by the Polyphemus against parcel Known on the plat or pian of the city of Wash- | remedies prompt and reliable, advice free and con- | 4ND EVEHY SA’ Y ¥1 ‘yORK. | $30: 8-6: 900 and 11 pm.jon Miss Mather received ittle less than an ova-| enough, two days afterwards the young man | this ground itis that he selects for his concu-| dummy torpedo-boats have shown that the ington as Subdivision Lot thi 20), in Square four idontiak: terms Feasot RATES OF PASSAG) $90 and $100, 9500 and an, 420, 620, t Tike critic of the Eventing Post, the moet reappeared, lovking decidedly sheepish, and | bine ‘any female that ma; ghapee ta, vanes i Hickling. gun manufactured ‘by Messrs. pg eA RCEDS peered reat 4s improved by 3 DAYS’ TRIAL Gaaridins to eceommodations, ‘Intermediate pamage, }. 9200 and 12 pa sareul aod exueting dramatic writer on the | tendered his submission, He even brought a | eye. The possessions. o! ut | Hotchkiss is the only one at present whose re: ro-story Brick Houses, — ‘trains ayo" hice Mijantuppoances her Jusctultogetber | coy ofthe icter he had writien to the young | helms bolobg tothe King, aa °do now of | sults are satistactory. "Bat, Mr. Nordenfeldt | in equal intalimenia payee an @\ twelve Go) | ELECTRIC VOETAE PAV’ and omer Erecraro from Liverpodt abd Guscamows and Si ote pars ot eer rine ‘seen there since a. y, which ¥ jolnyeux thought alittle too ers: cannot complain, He had a 1n- | and eighteen (18) months from the day of sale, the ‘We will send ou. thirty: to | Europe: Without attempring to de- | curt aud matter of fach, Ifuny fault, was to be | country, for they are not allowed to dis- Binge, and it Will’ not ‘be long before this inven: | delerret arc te pe eee ae eee re = So eee y her artistic position from a sin- | found with it, However, he was not inclined to | pose of them, not even in favor of| toretsuch ‘a perfect piece of mechanism as the | Per annum, and the notes of the a iy R e ag f f li i i Hi ; f i if 1 i in, It Is Kafe to say that she !s a | be hypereritical, in this ‘tily | their legitimate children, © * * Al-| gu h ced into thé ce will | Coasers to be given therefor, secured by deed of ‘abuses and otber causes. Mediterancan porte. ‘ed and received at sny point ed ‘natural bisisiomie ability, | appiaded Tom's actions ee? ne oe NeMetLY | Toten Sgempotians ine ite. worst forn | Ela whlch, he wean vty 02 Ge leaner ou the property. Terms iat be souaplled rts within reslgraion ‘0 Beall Sigor and oa, HEE and, pangs apply at the company’s S bux cya developed greatly by training. | | T'ra guing away tora bit, guv'nor” sald the | constitutes, as It were, the very essense of tie | the rival firma. deposit must be inate oa ene hotwe Whee hoeed | manbood Guaranteed. _ Send 9f once, for Ulustrated | ofice, No. ¢ Bowhig Green Gon GOS Tus etreet, = Isa ripe already, who knows her | lad, who had winced a llttie at bis father's | Burmese monarchy, so that to be called its down. All com ‘at purchaser's cost. Ehaie aiseh. ‘Suc c varces and how to use theta.” Some fuult is | boisterous yood-humor, and ‘seemed balf | king is equivalent to being called a tyrant, still American Noble Women. EDWARD fe THOMAS, Teetten, serie ateg auatters pronenelation, which | ashamed of is conduct.” “Webster and some | Lis gnanchen (usually referred 1 how 48 | From a London Letter. HENRY WISE GARNET Trasisa” paracte: smacking © e west, vt Bodaw Payal 4 punting Of the play aud the costtmes are de- | Mudeira tomorrow.’ ee Tene ANd Sail for | HONE ezn years hasgrearned this kineden, | Lady Mandeville, poor thing, has the mis | oc1a00 ‘No. 2 Columbian Law Building. ——— EEE acum jared to be the finest ever seen In New York. “By ail means, my boy,” erfed Mr. Molyneux, | $0 far outstripped his predecessors in ty fortune to be allied by marriage to as ineffable (08 J. FISHER & 00., jas, mate mane Se vite seorcty Colbanted that his son should: leave Pret eee i eth ee Pleas dere) as the British peerage can pro- T ‘Real Estate Auctioneers, x xeltement in a Prohil Tewn. England for awhiie at this Juncture; “and look | der witu horror, ‘vei an juce, and that is saying a good deal. That she “ Sore npn ao an wins eh the Sed ad te wil | a gseing Sesame |e rat Avot Creche be, Gpube oat | ARGENT SAE cP 25. REEROVED LOT OR =e et : si An amusing incident occurred in Butler on | "eT roduced rather a torinldatie ist of names | those Whom he har egiiesd to his ambition | @5ey itis that pity which is akin tolove which | iss werent BOUNDARY STREET AND Thursday morning, October 1. At the hour of | and tlgures as he spoke, ead Toms etn ith | Spon the most trivial offenses; and it would not | fAWs people to her, not that she isnotagrest} GRANT AVENU! oue o'clock a.m. every bell in town began to | surprise, ae well he tight nr Pereaieheg wie | Be RO, CAgeerntlon te cueert than deoine nis Deonty, Sor she 15 06 rather, Was, ye se || By Aa 2 Of the Supreme Court peal forth its solemn sound, and many persons, | full and accurate was bis father's know! of | relgn mors Victiins have fallen by the hand of | Cjvhec) can he hold ie to Lady Randolph | we istrict of Cathe ed ee eet hot aware of the intention of the ringing of the | Sut aor ils s0u's connec Perr | RAGE Set Te ee Cera nee hots | Wie Of a present Viscount and'@ future dake executor Of wae nae eal or aa Piston ae belts, begun to run aud halloo “fre!” ‘The night | geutitude and apology by sapiny good barnes | walled & pride ut Once tatelseabie ead impious. | Ves her the Influence which a plain “Mrs.” | Scc%°r, complainant, and William Brown 1s was dark and rainy; a big fire had been kindled | eal ue! A Description of the Burnicee Bmpire—Sanger SOOT E oxerh aud hee Amasioan birth, s1en fendunt, the undersigned ‘Trostee will sell at public by the enthusiasts in the middle of the street, | “Well, well, you mast turn over a new leaf, | Mana. mg the carious anomaly is presen Twenty. SA eo ‘i. id being the daughter of Don Jose Y1 (eo say | FWENTY-THIRD DAY OF OCTO! Graduate of 1854 Clas of the Cincianat! School for d of old boxes saturated with kerose: 2 Resor ‘economy, nee. ————-++e+______ front of the ‘the: bd rod Sil, ana really presented a sight of reality. As | forth be the srdet or the nee and Pee, Wants of the English Stage. Pent jana ebro reg ei ES ee ies 2M, Lakens, MD, Prioapas men aud boys, both black and white, reached | your return, that you will settle down and re- | J. Forbes Robinson in the Mail and Express. American by marriage as well as, in the | BS, the county o¢Washlngcon, Disc of Cae poy the blazing structure, halt exhausted from | side permanently in the country. nat the English stage wants more then | four. Sho is very popular and ise thorough | Sut baif Ghat ir nhereeees Nad Rent ight and rr a ae ftigtie, 0 cae one ee nen on, cS pene a3 haa bh on a the tip of his fo pint thet | anything else is pretty young women. There | lady down to the ‘ground. But I fancy her | Cox's subdivieica et eae eC bicssat Pinna call 067-4 si e quest! ‘pared to marry Florence, : has her corded in the: those who Understood the joke, and really they | but he wleely retrained, Nevertheless, hemenes | seems to be a dearth of them at presen, Why singing has done more to bring her into promt. Seas ‘ws x sound than 2 couldn't tell why they were running, but still | full of the project asever, and after Tom's de} they do not come forward or what is the matter tne bells rang jong and loud. | It was soon, how- | ture, be spoke to Lord Laburnum more is A have particu- sxer. well auderstood when they caine to think | that he had hither(o done. Tals lordship, wit. lar stars, Hike etna Pe stay co Unat {re lest Lar-room in Butler hag been closed, | out pledging bimselt, gave him an encout ble. When Miss Anderson came her and the tire waieb for = ES Past had been pa Fa e resolved tu bring matters 2 beauty and her talent were a be fT so brightly, ant ad caused the de- mediately upon his son's retarn. fot ir to Her Sirusticn of more WiC and property than ail the | Sousequeacs was Toor ohe tase oe Sean Re | ere rer to the Londoners, blazing fires combined, was being extinguished. | Tom's creditors proved quite an agreeable re- Eve: ced at the thoughts of better | laxation, and not him # moment's - at It Suanee be — the peobibitionists iomer ses i ali the , or even form al pi was mi tat prohibitions anti pronibitionet and il | on learalng that his wilitr hed been asked to Joined @ bear farewell accept serv! on Tom’s bebaif Tom and gis. ‘ction for damages for breach