Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1885, Page 6

= — THE GREAT FIRE IN LONDON. | Calling Himscit Edward Everett. Me Caught Onc Eioping Daughter, eae ee ene Sas LA! HOUSEFURNISHINGS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. tes AN ALLEGED NEPUEW AND NAMESAKE OF THE | BUT BEVORE NE HAD GOT HER HOME ANOTHER | THE 5 7 BE NO NORFOLK AND PORT wos: — A General oe | GREAT ORATOR BECOMES A TRAMP. DAUGHTER HAD SUCCESSFULLY BLOPED. wistcantear tae imanacnariag eo ccs ADIBS SEAL. Gam A Wan Parer By ee rhe vant ea wos = ’ aint " tak vee eae igs pole it Joleen ara eee tising tn Mocaeaa. Bea ‘eThe fashion for trluk which may be we sig bidet bee Nand On = muxbaya Whoa: Stas Akh Are, im ‘ork Trivune says: A man whose we | Joe Tg, young man living a a eT er eer Special Designs. wt S50 p. wn Th strest whart om the London Standard. "Mire of enormous magnitude, whieh, for ra | been whttened by the snows of alxty-ave win- | Wax nultor for the hand of Mes Alice Wolf, | sewed, not agra alk Taoge copa atee Vendy ‘TWO WEERR | )[ADANE TEAPHAGES picssca to meet her a TSsT aed O18 ee S oemare oad Oho ot : : : but in whose | aged about ter of James Wolf, esq., ol | Many of the Jewelers coreet Doe! — Removes ek work,moder-| INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART QOLORS | ee ee bit: Penen eee eae, Hotel, pidity in its extenston and the amount of pro- | Ts, whois bent over with age, 20, danghter of ormer patrons, ‘Gtting, superior ® Ben Jerty it destrosed, can only. be compared In | Manners one can see the traces of refinement, | that town. Miss alles retarned bis affection, | of them, and they are exhibited on bands of ung our crcalars we have | sired coo RL RES Pak a BI openers matels an Naas ars to the disaster In Wood street, took | 18 now woricing as a hostler at one of the hotels | but her father objected to their marriage. On | velvet, ae Se eee wer in ar Gee J. Cc. Hi : Tit. whart ‘Teleph hice sesterday (Oetober # in London, and was | 1 Newberry. He, has been, here only a few | Friday night Joe went to the place where Alice | Iaid flat on the window board. Single leave ‘ pecal burgaitowinicn meen, |e Ce Hvronnssox. Designs and Extimates Farnished, sea MF Place yesterday % days and Wis taken in through compassion. | was working ‘and persuaded her to elope with | flowers or Insects, made as flat ; yertise, These new half Catt od hati IMPO! SPROUOK Maviawo baaves eee not got under until seventeen buildings (prinel-| jie js the nephew of Edward Everett, and was | him to Marviand. Wher aut to Mooriield about composed of small dlamonds set in silver, ate ‘Thackeray. Fllot.cooper, | Rich MILLINRRY. CLOAKS, SUITS, LACES. ‘Specialties in SFr cece Teed at LY COST RARE pally large warehouses) had been completely | at one time his uncle's secretary. His name is | 12o’clock on Friday wight, hired a horse anil | the sof different Kinds, are te'be tad’ mice authors, which can bs | DRESS TRIMMINGS, FURS, &c. Every effort has amy for boon River a gutted, while some thirty other houses received | the same as that of his tlustrious uncle. In | bugzy, and started for Keyser. Somebody In- | and leaves o! kinds, are also. ice usually paid for cheap | tere sade ts the selection of these goods, and we are (CARPETS AND FABRICS. ‘Creck, returning oo Monday. ' damace of a more or less serious character. The | Youth he left school early and under the tuition | formed Mr. Wolf of the elopement, and be im- | When the Jatter are used, they are not generally sume. Also, the complete prepared to exhibit am Unsurpassed stock of high ae per ercmngn pen en ene of outty bs hla col le concluded to go to Yule. He cn- | pistol, and reached Ke , where Joe le! ahd Oth 3 PAN 3 cle houses known ais Charterhouse buildings, and | fered the sophomore class and was graduated | while'lie went te Curbera we get a license, | leaves alternating with insects, or Insects with | a%),Craddock, afd’ ou ee SERS LADET every denertmci [oc20] 907 Pennsylvania ave. sae ay alley ee ee arpnumepe ancimmntieey situate just at the junction of Aldersgate street | when he was only cighteen years old. the Walle he Was gone Mr. Wolf rode into Keyser, | fower®, 5 hes in all sorts of rather sim te, | BLOX, ,Tuveniles in endless variety. For Special Sale | _* 3 FURSITURE 6.4 Joins amstee.wnee ‘Cintas 2 : reulty having suspen e rules in his favor. | tound out where bis hter was, took hei . = : 7 Cee ee eee aout or Go | lmmediately after. lil graduation le wai | charge and eet net eee tos reenberg, | uncomplicated forms are’ in high favor. They | Pocseat BaUM's BooK perr. | eJust RECEIVED, ae TAMER LAE fret be about 30 In width, “As arate, the flems | Closen by bis uncle to uct us his secretary | When Soe returned to Kesser with his license | seem cat out f the solid metal, and hardly Boo: ‘A CASE Bmamos Bre 600, Ay 9 slaving them carvicton businesses in whic | While he was minister at the court of St. Jainea. | he tell lato the etatener nt polimemane On | chased at all. he simplest of all Is the cravat | New Tooxs, SORTED FAMCY FEATHERS 0D THE ~ S Soa fhe cuwic in trade was of a light character, and | Th€ young man served in this capacity for four | condition that he would let the girl alone he bow, made inthe shape and size of a gentle- FARROW 'S MiLLTARY ENCYCLOPEDIA,vol, 2, | OF ‘TEST PARISIAN NOVELTIES. 815 15th st. nw. ocltm pie aah the stock eG Teisdoubtiess owing the ra- | Year beginning in the third yeur of the reign | was roleused. He went back to Moorfield, got | man’s white tie. Fur prettier are the leaves— RL ee: LaTE = mall Sate Stitt aie the meee erent When they | &f Queen Victoria. He witnessed the marriage | another horse and some ammunition, ‘aad | maple, plane, ivy and vine leaves and trefolls. | NOR WEGIAS Ficrt OF vat ben and Pencil, ‘THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH FELT = Pe 2001S pidity with whieh the flames spres of the Queen! He was also a visitor at the Ger- | struck out to meet the stage on which Mr. Wolf | Then come ‘the dom roses, Single popples, | SEPAES STUDIES It Se MLC HATS IN THE CITY, AT POPULAR PRICES. Re BeRstxe OIL HAS NONE OF THE s Priday, + he fire was discovered bya sergeantof police | 4M court. He traveled from there to Cairo, | und the gitl were Teturning. Somehow Mr, | pansies, narcissus, an A geranium flowers. The | WYDROGRAPHIC) CHait eS eee MRS. M. J. HUNT, { > RIVE! ar) 1 4 little utter baltpast ¢oclock, when he | Eg¥pt, and to the Holy Land, and upon return: | Wolf got an inkling that Joe was coming, and | poppies. may be’ made with black stamens POLAR REGION. 2 ae i 1309 F STREET, N.W._ | DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND TN COMMON OTA. | JOR POTOMAC RIVIER LANDINGS S E mber of news and returned to Lynn, | on» 8 3 Pennsyivank nee 4 Bates. Wade & Co. the upper part being tenant: | Nass, He was well known infashionable circles | ilend’s house Shere tee ote en te whe Yes | diainonds Is.a very effective brooch, ‘tome of | <2 cusiwanieee_ | Mae J. P. Pacuen, THE WICK, EMITS NO OFFE: por. et RE SU Ays, THORS, sand V7, occupied by” Messrs, Barnes | Washington and was thoaght to be wesllhy: | terday ataboutmaon they rewahed Moordciaand | the leaf brooches have a tiny Jewsied dower | Wasrrrxa Canvs Axn Lxvrrations AND PREVENTS THE BREAKING OF cit. Tensph ys, Vel ing: p occupied Oy : le took todrink and gambling, His friends | went . iD an a za . PMINAT. | HE at River Land prenger. were in ablaze. These warchouses |i cred in and he went to New York where | Pena te eee cn tke While Wolt wis | feat itaelf; others, such as the tretgil have an ENGRAVED IN BEST STYLE, Set hth kee NEYS IT 18 A RICH OIL FOR ILLUMINAT. | {Srioman Va, and the bottoms OF Scam de ave Murmtce | he tried to gut employment, away another daughter eloped with a young | heraldic rose in the center of each leaflet—not eet aie ING PURPOSES, ITGIVES A STRONG, STEADY | Wi B&O. EK atte CBee se hewtnie fourteen large ‘buildings “WiIthowt dey ne ee oot eee aimed the army of | By shotlicr, daughter eloped with a young | hers ‘upon it but sunk in the gold itself, A | THE BEST AS THE CHEAPYST STA-| LaTEeTPARISIAN IMPORTATIONSFOR FALL | 1iGHT, AND BURNS MUCH LONGER THAN | + wy MAN Bh PADOLTT, Agom, snd hose Cart, were on the spot, these being fol. | amps. His name soon faded from memory. | heard of them was that they were in Broad- | small diamond fly, with a ruby’ head, is also TIONERY, TABLETS, CALLING BOOKS, at = raga und hose cart Te ho ince oe a cama as gentleman whe was well acquainted in| way, Va. Mr. Wolf fs now atter this couple | used to brighten up a plain gold leaf or Jower. POCKET-LOOKS, &c. ALSO, HER OWN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. COMMON OIL. | DEECT.RO MEN, YORK Serre <rieast eT een trom the Clerk. | Washington at the time of the great statesinan | with a shotgun, “The maltese cross is another fashfonable ar Mourning Ord: o : | Pew ah ee ae ee ee ee eos i enero es Pei lie eal rar x =a Sle ta eens a cue rae Wat naLLANTYN <irmm mon even o Merving Orders 3-W. SOHARrEH € mmo, Pattee Oe ont n found that the warehouses were | Truc avout himself or ils famniiye in bis ee there with tiny flles, and with h art edctobes 4)" Easel R ons, NONNING stat lowes! rae Oe Aes - 2 much about himself or his family. In his con- | From the cine re Cnet rea ne ine con eenoae es ee Tae a Maplaly dhl the tenes ayrecl thatthe engineer | ¥ersation and imanners he is a gentleman, Sieg soe bert eed or diamond in the center of the cross. Coining | _0c16 428 7st a. w. i 608 th st., opposite Patent Off st aasistanies from | although whisky has made a wreck of him, He | |“ many opportunities a traveling man has | act brooches nore ample in construction, at oe cP p! st ol ‘and ¥. in Bootie | Showed several letters discolored with age | fsetting rid of his spare change requires that | jere are plain zold dises with a single stone oF | NEW L00xs 5 Pes Sek come iaten er ck pane see, Canteens Mt VERNON! arr virvon in charge telegrap } the headquarters of the fire brig e260 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. AMER WW. Cony hich are signed vy Edward Everett. These | he should have an abundance of it with him | pearl in the center, and another without any NOW READY. WOOL UNDERWEAR SILK AND © na Wark. This was responded to by Capt. Shaw | Which ol ‘i 5 . such addition, the marks ot the hammer still GLOVES AND MITTENS. at very low prices. onlering on nine more steamers from the Weat- | 25, AeSPe (b taalde of MisStirte eee | nen he starts, else he soon will run sort, and | puch addition, the marksof the hammer still | seacarthurs Patent Guses, Volume 1. z Grasv Fatt Orexrxe Or i. &. Stan Coe, minster, Whitechapel and South London dis- de of his shirt find it less pleasant in moving around. At the | Que irregular side, are ornamented wiintlowers | Hfoute on Trade Marks, 2d eltiow Beautiful une of HAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS, . 7 ly pS BEAK Optin in coinpany with his second offieer Mr sin: | His Son im the Hearse that Passed. | hotels the walters have to be given a “tee” if a | and seeds of the Japanese type, in very beigne | Boone gn Code Flea ‘and Wife. See as Callarens, SCOnS, SACU ES Subs | C02 4” BRR BPE Ree Tor ami, | : . oe emerge tie waco eet Wkeat Tanieg tk Wile whole tril tieer TOCE BuAResReets to get, properly served at the ta-j enamel, with, perbaps, small diamonds, Aur uivelnor Anim Lifeby Holden, SHAWLS and FASCINATORS. So BA Rem pre re Ses | RAILROADS. onds, taking 07 s hs. ie, the chambermaid expects to be remem- | quoises, jorm the petals o! ric A Brae stories, Mrs Harriso : Oc AAA ROR ¥ « oan Beire hour had ela wed “Hroth the ASt | Fediend Wa: rison asa witness against | bored, the porter needs something for looking | flowers Roses of Shadow, Sullivan. s Fine assortment of Infante) and Children’s Pius] Goo A a R RP KER FT Sys8 7 | QW 2h sero, onty AND Wise matte Ferdinand Ward, had been taken back to the | after your baggage, the messenger boys who “The signboard brooch is a new, fashionable A Narrative of Military service, Hazen, Stee acetousee ali of which were burning | Murray Hill hotel last Thursday afternoon, and | answer your calls are not spry unless some fee | model. |W! SETS. WALKING SU 3. MERING CLOAKS, rAd, hatever the rest may be, the founda- id embro.dered, in Motuer Hubbard and other RUGS, LACE CURTAINS PORTIERES, &c., " W. H. MORRISON, = att Dn and ater OCTOREA TL, 1S is fortheoming, the baggage carriers, janitors, | tion is always a short, upright bar with a second 5 Ryton tie een oct ria TUE TT a SB ee eee med Moree | Loc cteake ere tne hotel, 6 Keates, followed | bce-polishing pant. ang ip act every one in the | longor one Set at nigh] abgter tote ti costae | cots. 475 Pennsylvania ER SEEAV SL FAS OPENED Dita k PETERSEN & CHILDS’ een ie aces Te tease ina manner that showed te contia: | C3, 2aingle carriage, passed. The hearse con- | notei who recelve salaries for being there, xem | ungie being ornamental in different ways: some- | 7 os DY Ee a aod ERSEN 2HILDS', m wanianevon 1 retin wad Hiccis: to be ong of ths most serious | tained the remains of Mr. Fish's youngest son, | to regard a guest as'a “bird to be pleased’ and | tines with & mediwval scroll or che ¢ wulte | Tu Stavonter Or Tx Booxs, | ter patrons. superior ating guaranteed: prices od: 813 MARKET SPACE Hall at 11-465 a tn. ith which the fire brigade ever had to cope, | BS favorite child, who died in New Orleans thé | are ever on the lopkout for the “fee” which they | horse, a swan or other bird or beast, of tie Kiud | ~Peltwng ine bettie a Sepia ber oar erate Reception and Bridal ‘Trousseaas a Specialty, a Sith, witch the, Bre brigade ever bad 40 cope: | previous Saturday. ‘the hearse, was, bearing | hope will come, “The slecping-car porter is ane | usually, chosen by village "innicedpers for the | tober ip iwi oft 9 any frictds and parronsuny. | Cc20-2in® Gate aan laren panteras ah popeler 3 x y every a engi ba ra cl acce] x ye y in stocl cs lo is branch of ordered up, together with the American exten- the remains toa train wl was convey | other person who ts, or rather expects to | sign of this hostelry ‘he bar may also be uses and all 8 in stock at cost to close this bi h of Mes B. M. MM K Mt hl : Moth-eaten “Job Lots” them to Woodlawn cemetery. Mr. Fish saw | be given a fee for doing what he is em-|as a hook whercon to hang the letters of a | my business, and will continue this sae went Stee Mexcenr. Heckcepne a, he. Sle Charente to play: eon the faeces trons | Bis daughter in deep mourulng in the carriage. pioxed by the transportation company to | Christian name, the words Noel? “Paguos’ etc book of ai Kinds are dispaved “Selene, Povtical, ats for AA a STREET NORTHWEST. SS eel rp ep pene fee i ee ee They are, burying lo, but unless a traveler buys the services of | etc., the letters being always’ graduated in | Saudard, aac runite ay cclianeous works—all go. | 3 ate for Art saubroigery,tvertay 2a ye Cas Wessun | ieutitic, Poe are daily, ail y boy,” he said, “and I Ititudes, this individual he has a sorry time before he | si to all ppoteta, terful struggle ensued, in which for C 9 SM iY a bargains for the coming Holidays. ‘The Stationery | ery and Knitting S lks, Gloves, Hosiery, ete, Infaut's 12 ROIS reaches his journey’send. It is said tnis sys- SSS portion of the business I’ will increase w r | Shawls, Skirts and C ‘Stay done. = aren omeet, Aceneie. "hours the flremen waged a stern Viguaux’s Great Jump Shot. tem of teeing 1s still young on this side of the | | ToRruRED Hinseux To Drari.—at Denver, | Hoc than herewoiore carried wanes Re sma ee ses Will scon be here, and tn your preparation for tt be | yyysias ViniNIA MIDLAND KATLWAY - fames. The heat was tremen-| Prom the New York Sun, 26th, ocean, but will grow, and perhaps Americans | Col., Friday morning the dead body of Jacob | madeof ordering any and all books at ali ities aud at | = EM OV ED. _| sure to inspect our assortment of e —— de ree pee es Ca, tae CNRENOD | 7 ai cries! Vignduix siaried Sor Ohicagu yeuter=| Will Wothe autiouetn Gilstas sin’ some. oltier | kautinanya wallknownmenciaeor teat ity, | discount raves. R THE SHORT LINE V0 THE SOUTH AND soUTIL cult. The fire spread to the backs of dbase he left he offered a bet, | things when they soresolve. The time may | was found on the prairie, near the Orphans! G. A. WHITAKER, MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, HEATING STOVES, Wrst ouses which formed the semicircular | Gay morning. Before he le(t he. oftere ‘ng | CMe When our farmers will, as we once knew | home. ‘The body was entirely nude, horribly _—___1105 Pennsvivania ave. Formerly with Lord @ Taylor, New York: Scheuie in efiect Getuber 11, 1880 nd the corner of Clerkenwell road, | which wasn't taken up, that he would make the | an English farmer to do, demand a sixpence for | scarified and covered with blood. Investigation NON FARRAR'S MESSAGES OF THE Wink Onc Beokeels, ant which is now complete, and embraces ail grades, from | 7:00 A.M. TL, alts. gpd dulekly burned throuzh thei to the fronts. | piggest run in the balk-line tournament which | showing an American gentleman the farmers | showed. that alter undressing Kauffman had BOOKS AND OTHER WORKS. om Regt Bt sad the cheapest to the highest price. See eT en ee pene, SapPIY, Of | Negign Nov. 16. Al Sexton’son Satarday night, | Own far cattie at a caltio chow: and tailors will; | forced hit way back and feth wcanerat | Glee ee Suits made ut the shortest notice. Superior atting, | ‘A> examinauion ls Respectfully solicited, Water: which was poured in tons upon the blaz- pateada hot which Sexton says’ | 88 We once knew a London tailor to do, chargé | times through a barbed wire fence. The ground | prayer Hooks ant Hymnais, ‘ Myrna Ertoce tritateee ee namie Weak Suen Die rari abe Iacrenrtitin| ae site es : an American a sixpence torallowing his trivel- | was saturated with blood, portionsof skin hung | gunday school Library and Music Béoks. ey B20 Lath greet, between Land K, -% JENKS @ co Making cow eunnections South and Soir in addition to standpipes. The difficulty was line he ever saw on a| Ingsack to stand-in his Shop ai hour or | from the wire at different places, and han CC. PURSELA, = 3 my keen aie: Beet ug at LA nchbarg with Nun Wie te ta aged ln the work to fi yrereinastraizht | so, even after the American had bought asuitof | marks, where the man had pushed” himself to ocl4 “Sasonsne |Doganase a sei eerie ng Holter cours Lean New York atid 18 a where it was possible to pursue th center of the table. | clothes of him. Indeed, it is sald that one need | and were plainly to be seen, Ps ° Cees a riping cars tron sduties, By 5 tere were nearly | ¥ 4 straight line with | scarcely be alraid to offer anybody, no matter |" ses (fay Gane Coes = _ mp hr paper gr thirty warehouses nd the flames pre- a footaada balf distant from the first | what lis appearance, either in Eagland or on | KILLED BY MOoNSHINERS,—A Teport has uN D>00Ks. A ERE teen ICIS sented the app huge furnace some F He raised his cue and struck the | the continent, a tee In return for services ren- | reached Macon, Ga, of the killing of Wm. Wail, eae ~ 150 feet. in one direetion by nearly a hundred thalt-masse stroke. It jumped | dered. Only h “Res ie's Fortune,” by Mrs. 3 We are daily receivis if Fall supply of WILTON, | J. Holmes, “An | We have 100 Dozen LADIES BALBRIGGAN | , Woo ly og oar eal cape Me he must not make a mistake by | U. ¥ ER, MOQUETTE. BRUSSEL, ts. Palliat Sleep | . deputy marshal, and Wm. Clements, newt | orizrial Belle,” by E. P. Roe. “Driven Back t Bden ° PAMESTRY and ING. ARPETS Als, CUI | in ; nd the tov of the red ob- | handing over astnall plece toa socially large | Lumber City, Friday morning. ‘The party’ were ty'k, Fe itoe, “the Actreas" Daughter," by May Ag. | HOSE, sizes 8 to 0% our regular 47. Hose, which we | TAPESURY abd 1NRAIN CARDLTS. (Aine. UKE SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS T now arose. Myraids of Hor it darted backward | oom A Frenchman tells of his experience in | looking for moonshiners, and were plioved by a | ness Fleming. “Put Asunden” by Hertha Clay: 23N6- | ghaniqell ot Tee per pais: three pair for $1 or $2 | Want of choice goods will find it wy their wivaniage Lo HL pottts, Bothy avd Sn via Dawe burning mass dropped ter it darted backward | iEngland, thus: “I gave a halt crown to @ bluck- | negro, Who Was also shot, but nol fatally. ‘The | nonette,” by Saugree, “A Waswacd Lites: Phe examine our stuck belure purchasin fessrs, Halde “nearly the whole length | coated person who showed. me the cathedral, | assuilants wero ambushed, ‘The scene ot the | Story of Mary." 120 shects good Note Paper for 280 | per vox. = HOOK BROS feht in the Upper | eee ee ieee Tete ome | NgnaUx | und then asked of him the address of a gentle’ sasers ia tat roraoved from telegraphs omics, | Wediline and Cand veraving nat issue ayicnnt DovGLass, ten eae Ei S pper | explain ay little idea o man to whom I had a letter from the dean, He | and particulars have not yet becu received, ee ES rds from the spot | imparting “reverse English” to the eue ball. He | sound it was himsclt to. whol, the letter was Le ——__— ++ en) 617 und 619 7th street D. w. my6 Ninth street. St. Cloud Building. | YW, H. Hicosarox & Co. ‘i i Wekinen eee urred, aud it was | suid nobody else could d addressed. (We both looked foolish, buthekept | WA, SUICIDE'S ELANOHATE PamraxaTioxs— PIANOS AND “ORGANS TSE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD 15 RECO 1234 F STRELT NORTHWEST. whim daily exeet Sida ¥ io & ees eee alter Chadwick, a well-known citizen of New- TA. ent oS farrenton Trains leave Washington at 7%) About this time | The Gaudaur-Hamm Scalling Mateh. OF ea gee port, I. 1, who has been inissing from home | —~ NOS AND sa iushennay ire = cept Sunday. 1115 a mand Sai ses in Clerken~ |The Gandaur-Hamm sculling match, which A Bit for Brain-Workers. fpr many days wat found drowned, there on | 7 UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS AT | | For sule at all-Dry Guods and Ladies’ Kurntshing in a dangerous reat : Save Ci ee Sunday. He had tied a string around his he: der sor the | W#S arranged to be rowed on Creve Cur lake, | HOW SOME BUSY MEN GALLOP STRAIGHT To a ae ne se Hane Hardiy was this | near St. Louis, November Ist, for $500 aside THE POPULOUS GRAVEYARDS, eee oP Oe a URC ta Tt ne, ceri nentteae suge of | and a merchants’ purse of the same amount | From Hail's Journal of Health. side, pul bricks in his pockets and tied his evédiie ihe tonYoar Wak jeer) | added, hus been declared off as a publicevent,| The time for physical exercise to the brain | hands, see Sean ORGANS AND PIANOS, $30 to aned and finished in the most superior manner cove! ie Foad was cl | < a Sg Ww , for cash, easy payments or rented, bh Cloaks, V. Di 2 but. owing to ‘the precautions taken, | owing to the fact that the Missouri Pacitle Rall- | worker Isin the after part of the day. When | Lene Wt A ieacd “ie GL. PAEVERETT, 439 7th at. now, | Ludes' dreaen done at either bee ee Lijured. The heat from this part | read company would not give the oarsmen a | the Grain te wearled Withiwork thie wliole binly | ues cratual Live Garnrac eon oan & CAROLINE LERCH, formerly wit a: Placher. eat that several houses on the ereentage. The mate owed. how- | tecis tired. as 1 or leven ae D EW SOS—NONE BeTTER! | _ #P13 awe teed catighe dite hii | over, in thee heas intune, forthe merchants’ purse | (cS Ured. But who has not found that under | city of Evatrsville, Ind., for the payment of |'4983-NEW ENGLAND PIANOS—NONE BE: as i for cash, rented or sold on | Stores. 2a oi WACL PapEns, ce fos hi on RENCH DYFANG, SCOURING AND DRY | Oo Morocco Curtain and $12 Turcomen Curtain, EVERETT, 495 “thet mw. |W Giesuing uubistetant sous aoe Vo ora ee, | OAwbin ee eocee heen eee All ‘Kinds of Ladies and Gents’ Garments ‘Dyed, |” Furnitare Uphols hundred tect, tell with apans’s rains leave frome hand 1 Station: MO SLAUGHTER, a ‘Gen, Pas Agent Agent. PIANO iE — ecto SOE TASS, Trafic Manmger, = | Such circumstances a leisure walk or ride, or | $60,000 interest on defaulted water work bonds | See them. EVEREIT, 7th st. BW. 18S ANNIE K. HUMPHERY. “i 1 0 lone, br e si ber pm a Z pa 4 " i ~ ~ sed : Gi r eevee aa £08 | wicwor thair Kiends will be present at the Gar | Usht work, invigorates, fefrentes both body améunting to $3,000,000." "The bonds were re-| eat solak ME Stan C SPREE NORTHWEST Fe ween pee . 5 | ent eR wereea | ta in 1870, when the works were com- EV: AN s : Patra : 3 police when | test, Me James A. St John, of St Louls, the /and mind. ‘The other morning, ax wa Were | pleted, and nota cent upon them has ever been | “seam 33 Tth st. mw. ‘aud guarantees perfect fit and comfort eTS, FURNITURE, AND _UPHOLSTRY rr | Hiding down Broadway, we saw # noted bi staving ahead with all his might, as if he wer | Walking fora wager against tne. Jtis body ‘ele | was on the sidewalk, the other part of him Jn his counting-rooni. He saw nobody. spoke to — Re ee LES) Mek SPECIALTINS ARK— fe and Teemer French Hand-snade Underclothing, Merino Underwear fost udaurand mate, Mr. proffer, and has iy the walls had fallen a resumed their ‘work, whieh in this | were w ie cessarily been suspended, with | John has accepted Saar der ean graphed Ross to PRISES ALL THE BEST | DOUBLE TRACK ‘and finest imported ae IN THE MARK) vou | Stain San Patent Shoulder i ‘and all Di eform AKE INVITED TO CALL AND LOOK THROUGH, u'French Corseta aid Bustle Goods | AND, IF PLEASED, MAKE YOU SELECTIONS VNERY TLQUiPMENT, paid. “The terms of the bonds give the purcha- ae er a Hen upon the works, aud consequently i MS ET | the company is in possession, ppt tenta Leased UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND 1 : PIANOS, Children’s Corsets and ® $1 Corset (Stim EL'sown at its Ww for. Itisnot known who | werebent on the pavement; bis | FATAL ACCIDENT 70 A Rope WALKER — ps ee a, HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES. yy 1e, Dut it is expected that | hi rward; his whole body made'the | Prof. W.J. Davis, a tight-rope walker, whilst Including op tes poi eer nane = — re was still danger of its. spreading cr will be the man. Segment of a circle; hewas consuining his ner | giving an’ openailr periormance aL Sparwans | gyetnway, Gabler, Grecewene & Fuller, Decker & ——* W. B. HOKE, Sota inthe Cents Tee = Vous power ata fearful rate; his candle was | burg, 3. C, afew days ago, lost his balance ai Boutdtalleava Commer Mersuen & Wee Bounded on the south by the wail of the Met The Great Powers Divided. burning at both ends; all is energy was golng | fell % distauee of 35 feet to the street. Iie ‘dell, Wheelod otiers, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ehant Taylors’ playground, on the north by the | EXGLAND, FRANCE AND ITALY AGAINST THE | ; While the stomuel eet eect ve ae Washington to Rochester 10 sth st. h ur at his heels ie struck on bis head and bis skull was crushed, | For rent or sale upon reasonable terins at the store of aie === SaL Market Ronee: S08 ants jeeplig Cars Wusitington a Clerkenwell road, east by ‘Charterhouse build : ee rox. | Which should have monopolized the supply; | causing his death Ina few minutes. 5 e “2 — ith Newping Cars Wausiiingion to Chhicage Ingson the Aldersmate street side, aud west by | TRIFLE ALLIANCEON THE BALKAX QUESTION. | THe maul t had boc taken eae es | e a ae Wome Unsovzewean SEWING MACHINES, &e. Weateln aprons site toroughs increta ae Forester’s hall. An immense crowd of spec-| _ Dispatches received from Constantinople in- | left neglected. Now, can any man of reflection | Property SALES IN MoNTGoMERY CouNTy, Late W. G. Mei « AT ELLERY'S, 1119 F ST. N.W. = ===} fous. Pac 200 EM. dats. for Pie lators bad assembled, but were kept from ap- | dicate that England will take a decided stand Imagine that oureye was fixed upon a stout, | Mp.—AtSellman, on the Metropolitan branch, | _ocl4 Sole Agent Steinway Pianos, acne ECIAL BARGAIN >ALE Sleeper Harrie Proaching dangerous spots or hampering the | against the position announced for Germany, | rebust-looking person, whose firin tread, and | 3, and U. IR, the station property embracing | 7 UGO WORCH € CO., Y Movements or the firemen by alarge force of | Austria and. Russi Ly Eumperor Frones | K « and portly’ mien, and satisfied and | 17 ucres, the depot buildings, warehouse, store | EL Cee aa Bn. NW. ‘You can get agood Merino Undershirt and Drawers EWING MACHINES. police under Superintendedt Keating, G dl- | et All pression of countenance—all be-| house and two out-buildings, has been'suld to. nts for th Arf toanateds fie 91-8 Salt, OF Be: Bt rect plens, ated Sor | Taken So Reumenge tho Las Sasa Bp Mision, the lutter also assisting the menibers of | Joseph's Positive utterance. All the powers n? No! No! He w: bit | Samuel Darby, for $14,000. Benson Talbot has. It VALLED SOHMER PIANOS. $1 you can get a splendid All-wool Shirt. i the salvage corps in reseui ne ods from those | bave accepted the porte’s int lon to attend 4 | of a thin bodied, weazen-face 5 » sold his farm, near Poolesville, to W. F. Sey. | Also, McPhail, Bent & Co,, Peek & Son Pianos. 8 Singer Sewing Machines, at $10, houses which ‘appeared likely to becemne im. | Conference at the Turkish capital upon the | 2 oci2-im* | Six Shirts to order for $9. A:perfect Mt guaranteed. kety-treaded individaal, that ry mou? : : ataiae Fine instraments to ret inger Sewing Machines, with drop and drawers, Morena. Balkan question and thelr representatives are very mod- | mour, of Georgetown, D. C., Gontalning 135 | — erate pull of wind mist have swept Into the | acres, at $6 per acre.’ The Baltimore ai ALLET & DAVIS" PATENT Y. and 12 ALM. The scene was one of terrific grandeur as the | #H1,p9N the ground. It fs stated unequivocally | iter; his fuce all wrinkles, the comer of his | railroad Sonbany hes parcinesi Gae mae Le Araite Bridge "The most, important linprove: ee Pret ge ead a mad 42-1 ho huge sheets of flames roared ugward, sending | 2 aphid tae *8 youth turned down, with a countenance so | an acre adjoining their depot at Rockville, of | cnt in the past Tea eat Stock: Eaey |) ooae. 1112 Fst.nw, ese Machines are in perfect sewing order, and their myriads of sparks tobe Mown’ away ig | structed by his government to make aiotion | distressineiy onions aude se moneholy that | the e 1 the | yas Bere x Low prices, 81] Uth st. nw. ‘ocl0 Bright showers by the wind, ‘The snoke in | iB the conference in favor of maintaining the | ven at this moment ge thie Hank SILGLOM SAO ree eat eo warranted with istest improved attachments pecial attention to Repairing Sewing Machines at Sumrs To Oxo i: aoe AE. NHEAM SC ocl4 528 9th st. a. w., St. Cloud Building of him with | and will proceed to enlarge their wareliouse | PPYHE KRAKAI BROS. TH ‘tion, and we wouldn't exchange our | facilities, Co. Pianos, and the Burdett Organ: ealth for his hundreds of thousands. How best reasonable price instruments in’ th i . union of Bulgaria and Roumelia effected under : fet eer Naps lenebeor re cae a But they | Prince Alexander, and itis farther deciared | Cumlver domitable energy and apparent recklessness of | {hat the representatives of France and Italy | strongly we believe in the doctrine of compen- market, G. H, KUHN, 407 10th st. n. = ‘ have been instructed by their governments to if ocld 6 Fine Shirts to Order............$9.00. E FICE 3 danger, climbling over roofs and standing on ahs o ry sations! y, a ar HI FICE OF THE Jadders at fmmense altitudes with a calmness | Support Fuzland’s motion. | If this motion g°.| Another item we must not overlook, as it has Use Coxe {INE UPRIGHT PIANOS-SALE OR RENT— 6 Superior Shirts to Order. $10.50, Bo! tase that brought cheers time after time from the | [we the conference will be at once divided—| proved the death of mauy'a man, Such a wake IT 18 THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. FE paca Light Running, Silent New American, No. 7, is at | AS, excited spectators. So matters went on for a rmany, Austria and Russia arrayed against | o¢ a summer's morning leaves & man in’ a if AT V. BECKER'S, 801 9th st. n.w. frevdi 6 Finest Shirts to Order.. $12.00. AU. RBACHS Sewing Machine Rooms, corner | Smeg tip Ghee Jong time, the firemen stubbornly holding | England, France and Italy. It is not worth | yj im that state he enters his office, | FOR GENERATING STEAM. om ‘7th and H. New Improved Machines of all kinds wom, Oa their posts, until about haltpast seven there | While to conjecture how Turkey, the power | which most generally feels cool to him, he pulls - . | First-class Tuning and Repairing. A Guaranteed to Fit At Botton Prices. . ene 10, 9:40 : chiefly concerned, will stand. Her attitude | Oi his hat,and te prokabiy) et FOR COOKING PURPOSES. | jsstublished over 20 years, 13m Sole Agency for AUERBACH’S Saxony Wool, Ger- By ey fan ee ee ore water | will be decided by’ France. It is strongly sus | And puts on his Sipe all ne enue | FOR HEATING BY FURNACE = I Tam hand-knit Jackets, corner 7th and H. 020 ; Binzing mass was at last producing an | Pecied that England possesses such relations | ; colder than the articles of dress just | 54 ant ott HEATING BY LATROBE | STABLIBHED 1806 DUBREUIL é Co, SUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEYS |_| of the roofs and floors | Wii asiabe Hosen ‘nd if chat 18 accomulichea | fmoeved, cool oif his body rapidly R OPEN GRATES, . a i osim 1211 Pesx. Ave | §> Reliable Sewing Machine House, 427 9th si. and | parterhouse buildings block had | ide jeslust Russia, and if that is accomplished | often, Ueiore he Is aWure Of ithe feel IT IS EASILY IGNITED. See he New Automatic White 10 « litte Daisey. fallen tn, and walls tn every direction were tot. | the dificulty would seem, to be settled. The | or at least,a little covler than is | IT MAKES A QUICK HOT FIRE. iy's, marvelous “elf Playing Instruments, = St es eS joo Ft fering to destruction, now and again coming | Conference, which was, called for shas | fortabie; the reaction of this is “iever.” A If DOES NUT BURN OUT THE GRATE, | Of-404, Music and Musical Instruments generally. WOOD AND COAL. ; ASU HG RATE down with terrific crashes. ‘The fire seemed in | €@D postponed to Wednesday. single decurrence of this kind may be com-| rr1s ECONOMICAL. | Lissoend Orgaus tor rent, exchanged. tuned and | —__TV 7 ANT VAS = ALEXANDILA AND WASIINGTON by the room and ‘burn downward asseversl of | OLIVIER PAIN BURIED ALivE.—Sister CIpria- | Parullvely trifling. but, like @ drop to the IT WILL Pay To TRy rr, | "PT SHORGE CREVELL MEDICAL, &. he roofsand burn downward, as several o! : Pa porbelm « felt; joes an appl ple : er, Office urd, = = the warchouses hot entirely destroyed have | @, MOhas arrived at Cairo, from Khartoum, | Yrrmn’ and being habliualig repeated ie sient — faa B Set tt nega eS OMe Mond 80; Hick Weed, | S3Q) DAYS THLAL two or three of the top floors and roots burned | Prised “while ‘ol @ foraglag expedition: Their in thé course of years the ruin of the'constitu- FOR SALE BY THE KK Bon Sera vine, gd: Oak yc: duckory, waow. woud | SO) oS out. All the engines were kept at work until 9 Lope Re compelted to | HOR ene ‘of tite « Bx pe "clock, when a certain number were allowed Saal ston od iene id Te compelled to | Be assured, reader, that it is attention to WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. e% BBB EB EDAe OE IBS sehe-Sn_ | ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT. and other Evrcrare n to their stations, while several re | “ihe ty the late of Olivier Palo, save that he ai | ese apparently trifling things which secures Print PIANO FORTES, INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH | APPLIANCES. We will send ou: thirty (days. (rial. to Inained to play upon the still burning pile. By | (20S tp the late of Olivier Pain. says that he fell | a tong thie or vigorous healt; while thelr neg. 40 Bushels, crushed, $3. | ituyers to my larke and superior stock of Lumber, | WG SOUNE OF OMI. who wre suffering from Nervous | that time the greater part of the block in Char- | Yere hurrying forward at the tine Davee hing | leet hus attached to it an uniiling penalty, ihe eopianen UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORK-, eee Rnd Com, which Lam selling at very low prices | hire resulting trol abuses and other causes, Spocdy | house buildings had been burned through | pepod Reesor era ne the time. buried ty of premature death or a lite of “daily 40 Busuels, not crusie Gracie JOHN MILLER | Teierandcompiete restoration to health, vigor tnd toend, and an enormous ap showed | pelore he was dead. she says that Omdurma hes and pains and symptoms, which, in whe 25 Bushels, not crusbed, $2.09. : inom aaa ae Sthect aad | Manhood guarauveed. “Send at once tor’ fiiustrated isa Saats te mgr ae age | Ha ecumne sac | Serrsate, are worms tba Belo hanya odot!” | eaves Ur at ete eke or Genes | _-MANSHLP AND DURABILITY. pee eae eee ae fared among such valuable property. The ch ae ious aes ae town. ‘Se30 == ‘Malb Depot and Mill South Capitol and I'sts, au31<3m | Sal Mich. ast m hot e wes ts estimated at between £250,000 anc SAD SEQUEL To AN ALLEGED ELOPEMENT.— ong ‘entworth’s Latest. SECONDHAND < - 7 ee (£300,000. leged oa nd sears 7 ~ = PIANOS R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHEDAND Manager — = The sequel to the alleged clopementand secret | From the Chicago Herald : EDA naan Papen | Wedding of W. A. McDowell, who graduated at | They have a new story on Long John over at K M W. : AT ALL PRICES Core Woon | A2, cu arable Ladies’ Physician in the Gy ea MORE AND ONTO RAILROAD, The articles upon the relations of General | photograph gallery, seems to be that thegirlis | Worth’s call. “You have waited on mea good PIANOS FOR RENT JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Ottice always open. oclS-2w* et sae army bees Grant and President Johnson remin not bis wife. It is the old story. They were | many times,” sald Mr. Wentworth, as he | SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE | 2 remind me of a| | —_ ‘avenue and Statement made to me by the late Bishop Simp- | lovers during his college career. and ery Inti: | thrust oue hand In his pocket, ay ane en. WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD LADIR NEEDING AX EXPERIENCED, AND Siar iene 18.00 and 10:10. m., dally. The1000 son. During the time that Grant persisted in | Kionea few dave agogad. iollowed ine to his oo, Bee Sal the boy STRICTLY PURF. fa TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. dat MIS Der WALDO AIOE Pk ane Lith Se, | Chmgu,arciving ie PHU TOS fe a eles holding on to the Mice. and refused to leave | home in Louisville. ‘There she implored him | {Day and night” THE BEST TONTC, a8) nt AEE REACH BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED | between Band Cae. ee | ate ee Re Tene meee wecks: the ishop called npon | to aArry Ber, Se Sis Une soung mine teteecd | Guatuyo nights’ PERFECTS DIGESTION. ae BY TELEPHUNS: J) RAND MME, SELDEN, 512 107TH st. Nw. | “For Cintinnall: Loolsvitie andSt. Louts day him. They an ear versation on the a Sine Doane $4 One MOD: 's sir,” said the boy. Q Established 1855, Special treatment for ladies; | p. m.and 10:10 p. m., with Urough couches. atid Pal situation, The bisbey. HO. Grant weng | home. Miss Donnelly is a rellned mang wom ca Hoan auswerlhg my calls for years, | Uequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and Exensox Praxos, se ontaeiken nara Femedies. prompt und reliable. advice tre ani-con: mee iaeke Ne bicoee 7 op, before, in ani inked te door, saying, | OCementyiowe., Her ainer one of the mont re | avery see . cinerat Deby OVE 36.00 Now rw USE. ENTE oe eree idea van rasonabie ‘all orriteoclb iw | Shoppe ew a hd “Bishop, I regard the republicas in more danger | phected Irish citizens 1 "Y | “Yes, Sir,” said the boy, watehing the hand 4 ‘thoroughly trsiciass and reliable plano st ®| 3740 Pennayivania aventie northwo ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTALLISHED AND 70, St Louls 6:40 pam. No exten fare is cl oa now than at any time during the war, I {eel eee = come out of the pocket, PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00 medium price, 1112 9th street northwest. M Patiable Ladies Phy Can be consultedsially | dhis train for ust ume, With tae Rnd tne Piegt Want you to pray | kriiep Warne Heats You are a pretty good boy, aren't you?” z STECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. Cetera and K oben noceee: at her residence, 1245 Tthst. aw. Ontice For Pittsburg at 1000 a. m., with Parlor Car. and with me.” And ite patriots kneeled | named L. Dineey was insta asked Mr. Wentworth, as he drew out a well-| Beware of Imitations, None genuine without the) pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, tned, vores strep edge ito ‘Im | 910 p.m. daily, to Pitsburg, Cleveland and Deirol,, Yrecther in praver to Amizhty God for help in EA sireny Bh tl Sanday | ‘worn dollar bill, Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, — | Loxedyand lor ren. Rens applied if purchased Si Se ae ae J] Ta1As NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | “HU Shahin (ars we rutetiing ne hour of danger, | Ma. Dicnes and severat companions had bees | aeveyes, sir,” said the boy, with Joy in his| - Sole Agents tor the U.S Phila, Pa beat uid most cumpleve assorunent of Ge. musics Dk. BROTHERS ts the oldest Established adver- 6230and 1009 a m, 12.10, 1:25, 3 Voted Out of His Church fouued ‘guns behinds while guch tan ahock | c-Hlere, take this dollar bil,” sald Mr. Went-| FOR SALEBY : paar FINANCIAL. contlacntiy commit Di BROTHERS, dos Wacap! | Saupe: 2 480. BAU, Cae AN AGED CLEREYMAN DISMISSED You MARRY. | distance alter @ squirrel that had bee klik: | Worth, Sad eee ee, HENRY ERERRACE. ANCIAL Burticolar atteution paid t0 ail diseases peculiar Yo 2a altimore op, Sundae, 6.3 When one of the weapons way accldcutly dis: | [Qh thank you, thank vou. sir.” sald the boy. Tecuittely & Evans, } wasnington, D.C | mao Manazine Partner of the Inte firurof Fllisd Go gar Loard, ith pod Scommodalions and kind ea: | Bab ITO wae te an able Lu-| charged, the contents taking effect in the young |_| “ANd,” continued Mr. Wentworth, “go down Barbour é Hamilton, eee | Pracsce W mrety, nip to thove who may desire toaay | ser points on the Shenandoah Valley who has | MANS ead, nearly severing it from, the body. | stairs dnd yet me twenty nickels for it lin | muna FAMILY SUPPLIES. STOCK BROKERS, tiem days the city uoaer min reatment. oc1O-Aime | pointy Bzb mala | Dishey formerly ‘Anues y. | change. morn ae Joliewriinel eae ns 2b te sleeper, wor comergatons per tartar | Hu" aea h ee Arundel coun | ae HH want eo ° ashi : SEAT R} New Fore a gd pS twenty years,has been suddenly voted out of ils ~ o+—___ was a cruel blow to the expeciant heart of | _ ‘OHN R KELLY, ding), Wi ‘OF two. . u | oF gr ARnapolis.G:40 a; m.. and 12 leading church tor uo other apparent reason | , AN EXPLosIOx Caters A Fine —At Lynch | the boy, and be has not" been wea to mnie | CONCENTRATED J ap a ere scarce autre genom | aia. Wil'care any zaeca nervous cing at Som | Of Senda eh eae 4.05 ran tat he married a respected lady, thirty | PERE, Via Int evening, James G. Hughes, a | since. = CRAB ORCHARD WIEST CHARS BEET ee Berwin fem. "bod Bau aw ‘ocl>-im=” | more. years younger than himse't, named Amelia | Strothere somos, Mate seer, cane is Our Educational Machines. ‘, y AME, MUTTON, &o. | WAS OTN Ae EONTON, 2G HTM | cap AND BE WISE_DR BROTHERS pos B SaUE pm OH Parole cae Son.ou Main street, WATER. CORN BEEF A SPECIALTY. GUNREAL PARTNERS. ¥ before me and made oath that Branch vietrich, Te eS ae ant | era alm lighted lamp, and as he passed @ | from the Chicago Herald. AEA. Stalls:—628, 620 and 630 ‘enter Market Oth st. wing. | Jaxems Warn ‘He cavors Oamumr, | teh, hoot?! hed Expert Specialist in this Gay and O30 ary ink we Rev. Mr. Smoll buried his o ish bus Explosion oc THE G) RENOVATOR 206 and 208 Northern Liberiy Market. ‘Maynagp C Eyer k cure in all cases of privaie : jer upelitan uo. Six Young children were | CUFfed, knocking Hughes down, and his cloth | | Besides the school book evil there ts another z : Marketing delivered tree of charge toall parts of the Henry i bona, Washington, D.C, a ee 2 w mtope at ell erations aes hildren ing catching dre he was {rightfully burned. ‘The | thing connected with the public schools which | USED. RECOMMENDED AND INDORSED BY | Nt ‘28 Won cee eer, Ee ry ge eh PO Eee mice war Etat ee ames spread to the building, and for a tine a | parents must ponder over occasionally, and PHYSICIANS ALL OVER THE WORLD. OU CAS BUF. Buy and sell on commission ‘all classes of Railway ‘Say nacre rd ewrora, ta before. me, by Ur. daily, xorpe Sunday: tor, Frederick, 6:40) aam., “s gg 4, = | des conflagration seemed imminent, i THE ONLY REMEDY THAT of F CAN BUS Becurities, SAMUEL C. a Ni ‘Puulic pra, dally except Supday. Dis sec wile Mf tomarry, and ‘Ue | § Necaodeexcrsions the igemen got th that i the Chae eee, wets es ne EON, RET Amt On ATE 0! X Sree ELE EN £2 nnn 82.00 "H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. fund fr ths D- of, ied day’ 0f Sly, 1806 P Por Local batons tween Weshington aud Gaitoe eae, ae De mai Fe Sunder control, ‘The loss is not. known, . TEM. gap a we Ae —— ‘eck 2-1in' , enter Sythe — | but it will reach several thousand dollars. America havo been s.curse ne Wollas bless) THE LIVER One pation x Pewee tae yl See ‘RS. BROWN (COLORED) TAKES LADIES sonaay, dally to“ Hngerstowe. ie deaths onan eee ing. ‘They are a blessing to millions who have KIDNEYS. ‘One bushel N. ¥, Snowflake Potatoes for. 75 | Sem from the New York stock ‘before and during illness, at her nice ume, 305 inday to Winchester. garvied, ie the Tet Sir | pRRERESENTATIVE Attey's TeLEGRap | the physical strength ‘to endure the exclie- ‘THE STOMACH. AS rig MEIER & Gore, "| Sorters executed and reported prompiy. taf” | Sissoun ave: nine where ey will have the bet ot ‘Traine arrive trou the West dally, 6:00, & bearing at the hands ot! synod ‘| savas The case of Chester * CO s Hime second wits iran Toleiiotecens manne man Joun B. Alley. in the superior court ‘at | are not so Tortunavs in that teepeet thoy ate —-SURE-SAFE-SPEEDY,— Grocentes ‘wear For Casn. PROFESSIONAL, STEAMERS. pa es 30 a dai, except Sanday tit Chcizintau theo or brigay Ciifdeeat® & | tke Jury." It'was an”aetion concerning thea | “All'the objectionable features of American | POSSRS3ES THE COMBINED aceprcrNaL VIE: | WATE SRE DREW HEAT te, Be tO EURE | € ee and sao psn-daly except Racday Soa ittee hat been afpuintede =~ | leged conversion of 150 postal telegraph bonds, | Ilfe have been traunlerred to the sen aaeercas TUES OF ALL THE FAMOUS NATU- Grave; ful tine of seecuen FaMeLY GRoUENES | MU’ *uitbital axD MaGxeric Halen, oS iis Reuve Haltimore io: Washington. at 520 : alleges tha o 1 o| Cl e Also POTAS APPI 1d ONIONS. Fine ut home, 17: . a.m. 12:15, 2.30. 3, Som aleses that he wab induced to Wausior to | Chitdren of tender years experience in tess Aue ROTATORS APECES end ONIONS. Pinelargs | ieat home. 17207 ccs ame NOTICE, $38: deehe, grey oreu and it von Surcayn, 6200 Alle hers tne 150 bonds in his pos- | places the firs olng on itt aine wiuggle for | CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEP- | CREAMERY BUTTER wapesain’ Goode soles | 2 Ey abd 0:05 a.m., 1:30, 2:30, 4:20, 6:90, 6:50 season in exchange for Alley’s money and per- | Supremacy which is going on in the world with- | SIA are promptly cared by it, We controt'all the pro- | free. All Goods at wholesale prices for onal. Diy. FOOT SPECIALIST. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIM- 9200 and 11590 pau. | sonal interest in the telegraph company, and | out. By an ingeniously devised scheme for | ducts of these famous doth Salle and Water, POOLE, BROCKE & CO. 1416 Penhayivania avenue (opposite Willard's | “°TTED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER- from Washington stop at Relay Station | claims that Alley falled to keep his promise to | puiting youth upon its mettle and maintaining | All genuine fons bear the"Crab Apple” Trade | _9c22 - 844 Louimana avenue, | Hotel),and 11 N. Eutaw st, paltimore, weais Corns, PUOL, CALLING AT CORK HARROR. 1:26, 3:10 and 6:40 p.m. Su ns Matastas eae a ate | Het acing hie conus st te aot commrany and | & urealenees race, Wess schools have become | Btn tlie peta Gian goa, at ABS | TS RARE READARDGIVE USA CRG | Sato oe ecco deeremmens | Teno prenag NACREW SOIR ‘lle Ticket omhiae-"W asthigion sation 1 Band wii cael neki gana thine Send thealue othe oble Saat | Matec etch sec wit gBie tae | win paki Woesinend crea | D"btaamt ed ery, "Se eee | tae See it pte site Sead | Sepataa nee | ah Roomate ean roo oar course and his stril < 0} cl bhp ata re re - pans Sov. anata. 4 be take uve and hie striking Which | secks to recover the value of the shates trans | conception. Hundreds of children of ditiecent CRABORCHARD WATERCO, Proprictora, | ib: No.1 Mackerel, 0c! doz: No.2 Mackerel, 25 and | SB" ie most ennent pysiclaas and stgeons” | AURANIA.---Bat-Nov. 24 | AURANIA.. nat Do is | See Tet cvetaas pinkie di his boat, be tie beta ate’ | ferred to Alley. ‘The latter denies the allegu- | ages, different temperaments aud different ca} 0c, ddr: Golden ‘syrup, $0 and 406. per gal; Good | “'se7 AND_EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK. |B DUNHAM. CK Loko, “parce of $2500 | Howe oF Snow, who was, he cinims, ‘without | ablilties are collected oyether abd rush throug SIMON S. JONUS, atanager, | BloCoffbe, Roasted, He. IB. Java Coffs. ome abe | a RATES OF PAMSAGE Cable eb. .: SOF €1 o “| y accommodations the choles St pat | ee wicked, Sa OMEey es u e enterprise, fromone eg eg whieh Pe ay oS bottles Zoe Gond Seca MAPAicone D CHTROPODIST, said hat the race on Saturday | for Gially carrying Out is good. faith toe pone | Seay ean fOr others didicult‘and for alt daidceaaet Toulavitle, Ky. | Bist Gretn Rio Cotlee: 8 ibs, for Si; res cane gis ‘ROOMS 5 AND 6, VERNON ROW, Was casi!y wou bs him, and that he could have | (2f anally carry i © prom! injuriously affected “by the excitement of the | FRIGE OF w.w. a grand MUR, Sus: Crom and Blackwell's, Chow Chow, | _178 246 Pennsylvania ave Queenstown and all other parts of - : _W, LAMB, M. Boe gc botlicr Basiee Marna DR a ak course iustead of Han- Soe a ONO re process or by worriment over the possibility of O idk) HANOVER br. doe. boxes: side Meat, 8 ‘side; Tea worth ‘lasgow, #90... eC Sa. Buria or Epwix Booru’s Motumr—rhe | ‘nability to maintain thelr position. pikinemeets 4 Me ‘Selling for 800. 1b.: Tea wo selling for ‘Bbc. Ist SPECIALTIES. ‘Ports on the Continent ee RUERTAKERS | teee. remains of Mrs. Mary Anne Booth, widow of | Some natures can stand this sort of thing: LA. DECEMBER 6,1884 | Bost “parent Rolier Jour, 88 per bbl; Best Patent ‘WASHINGTON, ci A Conspiracy in Spain. the unos actor, Junius Bratus Booth, were | others cannot. The brightest scholurs are apt | MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, Batre Flomy $626 per Doi xtre, @4.75 per bol. GEO. REULING HAS REMOVED HIS apply at the compans's vas = Jet AX OPRIGrAL SAU LAS Rnuon anunsrep, | | busied ou Saturday tn the family lot In Greeu-| to be those “most injuiously afected by ft,| SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN Hors ret edb vee etn OTR Bw, ‘Office forthe Treaiment of kye ‘viseanes ry FDO, Steorase and |S OscPH GAWLER, FURNISHING UNDER A profound sensation was created in Madrid nt; near Baltimore, and in the srave where | although the stupid child is frequently wortiod, poets me = wae | Stating trom Bio Bociock. oct st @ Co. G05 Tun street, TAKER und PRACHICAL EMBALMEL esterday by the arrest of Zabl Zaretta, an off- the body of her husband rests. The Baltimore | shamed or worked into illness: by his conscious- CT U.S. OF a, 726 Pennsylvania ave. ow. Derns spoterate ont sesterd Sua sav: “The religious exerelses were con-| nest of his inability t0 advance as rapidly as 320 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, MASS, MAG. pienso 1ace Says n Whey omeowmtemst barron om eer in the }. the chief | ducted by Rev. Peregrine Wroth, rector of the | his mates. Itis more & question of tempers : d with plot- | P. E. Church of the jab. The remains ar- | ment than of ability. A system which breaks DEAR SIRS—I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFFS i ithe fromincas | Jaa Brete yearn, Booth, on, A Hoot | the dullest maxi be bad io general. A'mode of | PouNe JECT BE THE Bist We Acai Other ‘pro larion Booth | ed ueat! fdren or RING in plueity fia the eun- | and Miss Rosalie Booth, ‘Tue burial casket was susceptibility of eid tempe ment and the | SNOWS. 1 HAVE 3 CONV, PUOBPECIALLY t ealth is bound UN ‘AKER, Funerals. SeSmy 3 Bee ESP . W. BARKER, tunes. covered with black cloth. On the silver plate | most vigorous be injurious | S202, ISPS OF YER GNG, YROM u oan ad ‘Haper Clond pulang R; were the words: “Died Octover 1555, Mary | to thousands not so favoted wh may still have | $4)itiag i "AND SING. ‘years’ experience. ANGGr heh nacre ote aly | EINES REMUS eaeC ey, | EARLE OREORER, ANE ght TAME GE |S : es e al a vel an ex} & court at were driven to the “hotel Rennert. They leit | line which should net ber ier ‘the ‘come he poration Sabie IN. * ind 4, Gunton Lave Be ‘Thomas MeCuilougi, of cow w the Getend- | in the afternoon for New York. The lot | munity. All practitioners lave found thelr RFTA MILLION OF ‘svete. ant, wok exception t a statement made by ex- | is in the southern part of Greenmount. It now ‘Residence. 240 North Capitol st. mao ane of the opposing | contains the remains of Junius Brutus Booth We asic for ic in & vigor- | the elder, John Wilkes Booth, Frederiex Booth, ers Were about Henry Byron Booth, Mary "Anne Booth the € {the court iuter- | younger, Elizabeth Booth and Mary Anne wd been restored Mr. Me-| Booth the elder. The grave ot Richard Booth Cullough disclaim any intention of discourt-| is also there. The lot is adorned by a white gy tothe court Turning to Judge Magruder, | marble monttinent that restson a granite base. he said, “I have no apolugies tw make to tnai —— = = scoundrel.” ‘The court imposed no fine, but re- | _ EXCITING SCENE IX A CALIFORNIA CAFE.— After qui a 20 Louisiana ave. next to City P.O. SUITING, OVERCOATINGS AND TROWSER- buked both counse!. While BJ. shay, a prominent realestate dealer ‘NGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, oe coe Of San Eranciseo, was at dinn eevee a ‘ Jobn McCullough was taken from the Bloom. | {n the Nevada restaurant with Mrs, James ‘be worn wi ingt™ Ut, always | wowon exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Estab ingdale asylum on day night «ud brought | Brown, of Healdsburg, Cal., the busband of on. ZSHERS Reus Mahment of Washington. « w bis home in pls, since which be | Mrs, Brown entered and shot Shay twice. Shay's ‘Which not infre- devotes 123, sireet ey : bas improve: wounds are Eelleved to be fatal. BP gt ad loue ‘he wasseor pan BARR, aa be .