Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1885, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., WEPNESDAY, FOR RENT—HOUSES. __ ER 2, 1885-WITH SUPPLEMENT. Children at the White House. A MILITIAMAN’S CONVENTION. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. IT 0 : fn ee ee Re ‘The Body Which is to A ie Here | _ Deed and fee have been recorded as lows: FOR RENT—HOUSES. THE BURMESE CAPITAL. oR RENT-NICE GROOM HOUSES 0 D. K. Cartier to Lavi P. Morton, pia 10 ed 17, | A Desert) of Mi Na Occe- SRP Se water sud water closets: G12 Der thane The attendance at the President's reception =P ame 8q. 219; $25,000. Emily A. Moxley to James G- ty the Britton 4 MSE aw. | 14 FL Ballet npg br and eT avs aan a this afternoon did not number over a bundred | aw gyrorT TO BE MADE TO SECURE urcista- | Craighead, lot 9, sq. 238; $6,759. C.C. Dun- | Prom me New York World. OR RENT— HANDSOME 7 ROOM HOUSE. 1914 | 18) mandsof doliaea to arrest tne sanach of te dioense; but and forty. The President disposed of the hand: | “gow Ix THE INTEREST OF MILITIA Onaant. | canson to H. A. Shimmelfennig, lot ®, bik. 20> Mandalay, or Mandale, the capital of Bure Tith st nw. Inguire at 124s ttn st bw. adate | 2 eee er ce tesseee shakers at the rate of twenty-five aminute, and | garroN—MORE MONEY WAXTED—omsoLers | H. 4 E's sub, Meridian bill; $008.75. Josiah | mat lies atous thoes mane fren Gan Irrawaddy PAN, ELEGANTLY FURNisieD | 1 for amy manual labor for several years. “friend soon had the east room cleared. Thenumberof| yaws oN THE STATUTE BOOKS. Crosby to Sarah C. Shannon, lot 15, sq. 820; | river, on rising ground below Mandale hilk oughly retitted. Apply TSA web eee | B20 Bd st. strongly recommended the use of Swift's Specific (8. children visitors today was unusually large, 29.40. C. H. Burgess to J. 8. Westwood, pt. ‘The present capital of the land of Ava was founded about 1853 by the father of the present king of Burmah, the ancient capital being Ava, situated some twenty miles below Mandalay. One of the motives of the late king for selecting the present site for his capital is aid to have 50 3 FURNISHED HOUSES. % S),clatming that he himself had been greatly bene- S22) Lig pecuwadae cet fied by is one in some Tang broobles. I reoalved to n-16F 150) 1006 20h Se nw.. grade | fer The rewnts are remarkable, My coagh hao lef cave. % ‘and I welgh 60 pounds 250) Ags1 Wittave1ii---133 | more Guan Teverata ttc tas ‘ree [50 3101 Pst.n.w.,.ir. 1078; $600, D. L. Rusell to Martha lL. Several of them had been taught while wait-| The fifth convention of the National Guard Keithl. 1. lots 3 and 4, sq. 999: ‘Martha Inter the reception to begin to make @ pretty | Association of the United States will be held in} uithi? to DON, Rawwell ptt d an Deco! 3 han © speech, when ng & this city on the 15th instant, at tena. m., at | Wallach et al. to George Schreyer. w. 55 W. thes coma ian the Feat wed Inte's | the EdbItt house. Tho circalat making the an- | & Cs sub. Mi Pleasunt 6c 8500. “James 0. single wondering look. One fond mama intro- | nouncement calls aftention to the fact that ee ne pS duced her child as New York democrat. | Congress will then be in session, and it is| 251i, $1,950. : : < HED HOUSE De St 1. Wag B2 FOOT neces eee ~ oro r Sands et al., t to Annie P. Farley, been his desire to remove the palace from the a0 Soh ae ee E50) Road .. W- Wa. CUMBERLAND, Mp., Dec. 2.—The presidential | (Let's see, oe yet ig ey eee hoped that the National guard of each state | lots 25 and’ 26, sq. 4; $843.40. Annie P: Far- | sight and sound ofthe British ateatnon, but 239 Bt now. Foome Ch trerayetio. W.W qhecial train on the Baltimore and Ohio, coD- | continued, “looks like it and the proseaaien | Will be represented in auch manner as will | Je o Joseph A. Tarkington, pt. 25, lot 26, 40 | this is an improbable reason at best. The elty aS “ace ave nw., 10 ss Ltn stn w-10r. 208 taining the cabinet, reached here at noon to-} moved on. materially help the association in its efforts to- } $1,300. t ranklin oe oat, ei.00 a “ consists af two concentric fortified squares, the E ee +a day, still maintaining its perfect adherence to tbat wards securing legislation from Congress for a | B'Eimoltta ct thlohmintelinn: Rete d AL outer being defended by high brick wails ‘and 15 the program which has characterized every ir. Del Campo’s Case. more generous support of the militia of the | Baker, - 380; S219. Gi nto aces thrown ap om the inside. Foer jzhiy. Barn nver each ex give admittance into the city. 0 Feated to respousible and careful teuant for $125 per + Tin, je, movement since the departure from Washing-| | Mr. Del Campo, the secretary of the Chilian | severai states, a work in which it has been om Elta Bi ot 3, mq. 350 and pt. 5, 9. 881; ot which ri owe : Month.” Alt Sroom howe thoronghis. tarnished, Se fon, The ran from Cincinnati to the national | leeation, ts in charge of the legation here | p74 for the last four years. At the lasusen ou Mimflor thease oceier tee stable, situated on 9th si. n.w., between M ant 14. 1012 14thst.n.w,16r..300 | wonderfal medicine. ‘T. J. Hour, capital will be in exactly fifteen hours, and so| “ring the absence of the Chilian minis- sion it procured the passage through the Senate | am A, <ak MaGReen ‘Meral Con wallatintervals, A moat fifty ‘yards bros ie Be eee te exanitaed by permit from | ™outwomery, Ala., June 25, 1886. easy and steady has it been made that Secre-| ‘er. He has, therefore, no immediate | of Gen, Sewell’s bill, increasing the annual ap. | “™ re posteneg =e one sot, come qErTouNds the walla, and is 4 Y WOU la corne our office only. THOMAS J. FISHE) ‘Swift's Speottic is entirely vegetable, Treatise on | tary Lamar declares that if he were rich he gad eee one cognizante of his disgrace- Proseiaien. for Card and o1 Jeet weit = — Proctyseg deal of moral courage on | with soldien. = night by guard-boats filled Fes wciied, noms ae Epettpeacie rman peaasoen | Joana buy, Just such a car ashe has made the “that ne of ena. ne ceariment it §8 | hich it has remained elace 1600) to 600,000 | the part of the President to decide not toge to | “The frst square tx tnhabtted by the off Diy located, from Spee neiiteRroRD, — | FTOR RE: PT a ae Ct Drawer 3, Atlante Gos | rere has been eee tO emo” bimselt. | eer peed ori ;omclal, information has Beeh | And atso secured a favorable report ol ie ian Indlanapolis, To have gone would have re-| C1! and militars snd thie folders of the Fo 7 tocbs excess! , but erefor ; ™ @ houses of the ¥ SRO stn. | £0081 Pa ay. wore or 187 W. 254 street, N. ¥. 16 | continuous runs, omen Arty to heventy: miles | can be taken by ine aspen billmoderaisiog the present aoeolse rei | autred no courage at all. Political ambition | Ssnarate tectounes ee eealants are all ta. SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE | 1915 Pa av. Li 5... without a oe The first or advance special, ——-+oo—__—__ of the United States militia law (which has re | Urged bim to go. A sense ot pablic duty a@ | kept strects alo Which is the “King’s fence,” furnished Houses in our hands to rent for the ses | 1809 Hi st-u-w. with Senator Voorhees and other members of District Government Affairs, mained substantially unchanged since 1792.) | MOnished him to stay. His critics should be | « Latticed Palisade, bebind which Ube Burmese Som. D. CLPRNCTOS £208, Sant Pie Congress, will reach Washington at 3 o'clock, A QUESTION AS TO SEWERS. Neither of these bills could be reached inthe | Just. It might edify some of the fanit finders | hide themsvives when the kine The eee = or 14%) hi from Cincinnati. ‘The second sec- | _The Commissioners have addressed a letter to House, and, therefore, failed to become laws, | to read a list of the names of those who advised | central or royal square is sur nd by am Frocr. Yon, with the cabinet, will reach Washington Brig. Gen. John Newton, chiet of engineers, U. | although it is believed that they would have | the President to remain in Washington. fer stockade of teak timber, 4 far._11 sooms, $1,500 per vear. At 8:80, or 15 hours from Cincinnati. 8. A., stating that they have caused careful ex: AC thay bad been fesobed.” The sascne, =“ nd an inne Sac aa, Sh roca atl tape 958 me. AT SIR JOHN’SRUN, sinigation tobe made in relation to diverting | lion intends to renew lls exertions at the meen A Wise Determination. are the no. FURNISHED. Ere Joun’s RUN, W. Va., Dec, 2.—The B, and | certain sewers now emptying into the Potomac | ing of the next Congress, but, 19 insure sustees, | From the New York Sun. h contains rooms, ail ipa, $30 m0. ‘17th, 18 F300! Coun, av..n'r H,122.8175 — ©. special train, with the members of the Cabi- | river between the Long bri and 17th street | it is necessary that the Congressmen from the | The President has done well to disregard his mint on one sid dn the other ts another maps, SB) mo, Ne pear oi = - netan board, passed through here at quarter | Northwest, as was requested in his letter dated | several states should wuderstand that the cae GIARaaRtOn- aaa seaeie te rack and a cage gateway opening into he palace secny baick, all imape. $20. 10100) 1thse. WES. past one o'clock. The ‘rst special’ wont | October 16, 1855, transmitting copy of @ com Measure is @ popular one among their constit- See a tis to at | inclosure. Passing through thi gateway, story brick. al aps. S20 mo, 05 aeO f het. Br iah GET THE BEST, Shrough a halt hour ahead of the second. The | munication to his office dated October 14, | vents. Each state is entitled to send five dele. | 1gton instead of going to Indianapolis to at | jure open area Is seen, atid on tho onmelie cid dein Gisme, | lowacucle, 44r_--.3u0l Ot mene Det St gutire time of the first B. and 0, special between | 1885, from Major P. C, Hains, corps | gates from. the officers or ex-ollicers of ite Na. | tend the funeral of the Vid President. arises a building, crowned by nine mols riehiy. aig s.av..n'r L6th.L2r..200) L4ih, nr Th. Uh qadlanapolis and Washington will be 18%] 0f | engineers. | ‘The Commissioners say | fional guard to the convention. The suggestion that he is in just. as much | Klided, and surmounted by a golden Ater, am war Bay., $8.2, ur. Lith, u.w., 14 r. Rest..n’r 16th, 11 r..100 hours, and of the second special 19 hours. that it is found that the several brick and pipe | The following subjects are announced for dis-| danger at the national capital as he would be | UPFella adorned with @ coronal of tinkling TOLEY; O27 Pst, th, near i st, r...-75) Fayette st. G'iwn, 8 F-.85 WHICH IS ———— sewers {ndicated on the tracing which accom: | cussion: 1. The progress that has been made ray else has no force, The ria of rail, | Cols; This marks the audience hall, and, the eamoe coke tones the above howes cau ‘be had at ‘my VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY. panic Major Haine’s letter do not pertain to | in each state during the past year in adv neing | anywhere e . royal abode being connidered sacred, all enter : so | ofttce only. —— Pe eaerice powers over which the Commis-| the eclency of its naulomal guard. 2 The | T08d travel would be additional, and during | ing that apartment are required to taker rele enw loo | Cor Mind Caw Breet | aera placed with me for ront or sale a Mberally A “| _ Tes Meeting at Richmond To-day. _| sioners of the District have control. They were | relative merits of regimental or Sriacte cance | te Interval which must elapse before the lee: | shiv Tete leit can be dees the ele fl i extended, Hora 39 | 410 oth St Eee ee PILLSBURY’S, RICHMOND, VA., Dec. 2.—The general assem- | 29,cOnstructed under the direction of the Dis- } and whether it Is best to hold. thers ceng inves btion ofa President of the Senate and a Speaker lephant, this animal being scarce! f the House of Representatives it ts the duty of shable from any other elephara cn § the President to incur no possibility of peril | that the skin of the head is of a slightly paler 1416 U stn. w., : trict authorities, but under that of the officer | citien &. Suggesth i = FA REW y . Suggestions in regard to Gen. Slo- FOR RENE ANEW, Adv COMPLETELY FUR bly of Virginia met in regular bietinial session | of the general government charged — with | curn’s bili, terive ior arosemear of abe militia, “ to-day at noon, 3 Were 01 ized by the control of the ands or struc- which he can avoid. hue than the rest of the body, To the right is sonable reat’ Also several usfarnebed Houses’ nese a) the elveaion of officers nominnted last might Ly | tures “to. which aneg <erounds pertain, WHAT GEN. ORDWAY SAYS. +o the royal arsenal, outside of which there was im. #10 | he iy cl EARLY, 603 Lath the democratic caucus. vies ine Washington | monument, thé] Knowing of the interest that Gen. Albert | Called the Governor “Am Old Swi | recent yam a completely armed. deck of m Dupont Circle Apply CHAS. EARLY, 603 14th st. it 3025 Conn.ave 2 — Dw. oc7-2m oe Scmimiitee was appointed jomat on vere areats oF SuEravine Ordway takes in militia matters a STAR re- Tub.” qeeweoen oe —— Av’ naval —- Kat DR RENT SEOFT eee 1@ Zovernor and inform him of the organiza- | and printing, e Uni tes quarter cE ros lens and the palace buildings aro Haw. and So 2 Ct CA IR Ee peak eh eted MORE BREAD, tlonot both bedics. orgs master's corral. Under these teen taeneas perles caled cn Sing en es eaeih = THE REV. = —_ Argee — situated in the rear of the central hall, the NT besalon ot. 25 | ments on Massachusetts ave., west of 1th st: will be A joint resolution was adopted appointing’ a | the Commissioners are of the opinion that they rene tine itioe Gon. coming Sen arn In St Louis, Monday night, the Rev. Sam | tormer being both grand and picturesque. 21th st let to a dest int for the session or longer. Ad- WHITER BREAD, committee to prepare appropriate resolutions | are not authorized to take any action towards | '°RlY 0 inquiries Gen. Ordway tion of the | J0BeS, before an Immense congregation, saw fit | | The suburbs of the city stretch southward in dress Hox 152, Star aflice, u19-Im gn, the death of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, | effecting such changes as may be made neces | Natchal Guard aa eletone Te ane: tue | to refer to Gov. Marmaduke as “an old awill eect pon emer be fen converging = : ae ae a : rt BS iard_ assoc! 25 owards tbe Arracan page ween the Ok RENT_A/ HANDSOME “THREE STORY: mevren naman | uy Spereanentorine Cnited Sinton. | ny uy the operations ‘now ik progrens andor Bovd tn Nex, ore an the, fiencedingCovy in| tub,” and yesterday there was considerable in| Ana Mandaho Nit nutnefoas Khnontoor or ee ve e CHAS. RARLY. porte 5 , c |. Gen. ion m: cei uarters over | usteries, have beon erect eens and OOE RENT 1014 1oru ST. NW. NEAR THE THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR adopted a resolute. Mee arrow, ane house | Col. Tiehenor, District auditor, retarned from | ginia, Dut since then iis memterehin ten ony | state. A. St. Jost Sinpaton bo the Tew XOX | Soa satay gua. Ac theteret Meee tee Path 288 | acciphed forthe last three years last election Yor governor and lreutenantgov- | Hullndcinnla to-day and jras at his desk. He | rough courtaay. "Ho exprowed himuolt ar | ZYuctsays: Indeed, sone persons arv in tayor | fad plots glided. A, the soot of the bill be peptone ~ 2 3 Apply to p23 F st. nw 3 a in the lel~ ly interest iD matter and ho} = ’. * carved in white marble, the bill fteelt bet Leth st. bet Pend 300 Est het suey and BEL Apply to W #25 stnw lim ernor be counted to-morrow. Adjourned. phia system of auditing the eity accounts to | that conething weula bedone at ne pee ppse of lnindling the Rev. Sain without gloves. ing Conn. ave., wear N std rat te i iD ENT— YTIFULLY FURNISHED — ———e—___ ) 7 His: t langul night. was: pw ean | Crowned by agtided pagoda and a I statue ie vhet ath and Fae 200 Besaes 188 | I Wena ae 2 ect a Very To Ren ADE TURKEY'S DECISIVE ACTION. | emulate, which, agreos with his own notions | for 'gouorous and aniform support of the | Hi exact language last night. was: “Mow can of Buddha. the “Golden King? standing with Qst ben tiki and La ty H. De MANLEY, 08 Lah st, n1s2w * ls “ o : ointing to the golden um- rircH. pox @ Brows, | 2 — Sending Troops to Permanently Oe. | “altd in his reports to the Commiloners, He THE PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATION, Two or Three old eapsttabe for sepreme cons | brelia that marks the tskt abode Ge tip og RENT UNFORS Shake ion: | FOR SALE—MISCELLA NEOUS ae eupy the Balkans, {or farther investigation. re | ner nate i & good desl of misapprebension in| Judes. (Great applause] Aman who is pri | yastarn side the city nakiried Uy a swamp, and JOR RENT_UNFCRNISH ED —THREESTORY. | pees ee = ConsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 2.—The porte gave no- LIQUOR. LICENSES, the public mind,” he said, “as to the purposes patel Seine = pe Hoag § WHtre | insulates the environs of the capitan aamunian pees at aiden eeeanas tale a ee] Fok S3EE-HORSE, WaGON AND HAMNESS 18 THE BEST. | tice to the Balkan conterence to-day ofimpend-] |The Commissioners have approved the issue | of the National Guard association. Some people | [37 wanted torstorm Georgia wets, put God: | A few tiles trom Mandalay is the town of ea TYLER & RevRD. | A price, $156. apply ai 925 4m wi. n.¥., | ing military action on the part of Turkey in | of licenses, to the following persons: Edward | Imagino that the end tn view is to centralize | fearing men aud yood men in auihorte, and by | Meneroon, which ix gelebrated for its huge tale Tice 26 Fst hw. | POR SALE—A RESTAURANT, VERY LOW B eastern Roumelia. A councilof Turkish generals | Adler, Geo. E. Altman. C. P. Anderson, Henry | the power and toestablish a national militia, | the grace of God we have the best tate im thy | OF mOUd. brick-work. tormerly intended for (Ok RENT-IN AN ELEGANT NEW Hovse, | J cash: a good business stand. CHAS. EB) re — 4 was held and they advised a permanent occupa- Sich vee, Chris. B Biirtlenous James Boyce, | That is a great mistake. There is no intention | United States of America. You run a freight Figantic Pagoda, but Which Was left unfinished andilghe Ot Rise aes NT OMNES” | on sa e-THRER FINE COUPES: Huss woud abeor Buugaria ahd Auskia do | Buckley Job C. Bauman, ineurs Boosnoity, | ever” All that is Gexiratitonesure fr te sats | Sen nrousm Georgia on Sunda and econ: | {8 couneuenes i a prediction, that It comps VOR RENT— ‘ | Bt handsom Brougham and team, one fue light Jane the same with Servia. ‘Turkish troopa are en- Thomas F. Conro; frank E. Cassaday, Robert | organizations recognition by the government, | © ployed on the ‘traln will sleep in t Mentaragy!. The earthquake of S38 split tho F Fir oo Per Mo, | Stables 16a Lat nw, 2 Virsime DOWNEY | FOR SALE BY ALL FIRSTCLASS GROCERS | tering eastern Houmelia, near the Bulgarian | C# ee AR a A eorcoran, W. E.Dubant, |so that they may be given deserved support, | 1 ries Of ‘good’ and applatise), and you | huge cube of solid brick-work and reduced i ee rma oo ipecgeeaty ard Bee frontier, The troops are wearing ordinary head- | Frnest Dable,- H. DeAtley, Edward Dopnelly, | aud have some uniformity in thelr organiza: | open 4 barroom in our state o1 st prep tied ee tiemrmmpeng yh oe | parents Bett ta Tap sabes at 63,64, $5 050 97.00. issued @ manifesto to the inhabitants of Eastern | Evans. James J. Flannagan, Theophilus Felter, | wwe want to get rid of the obrolete laws relat- | are as precious to us ae Our wives sSreal bolt oF ren thls elgantio ruin is the + 81-20, $1.50 and SLB cach, » Surclngle Ruciaiaiie ating Cisey tse jccmaimiiea) onsre Wilt) {1G Guekalée, Gatlor’ Guereanenentt: Gin | ink Ao aaMilile'= Gaaticuall Gee: Onlwar cana | emuaren” ment of this century, and in shape and tere oe Fugusn Reulies. $1 She. rule there untilw new governor is appointed. | tan G. Gockolér, Gatier Gueenhelmer, Grea ad : “é 2 ae alan a sembling western bells. Its height 1s 18 feck wwe. sy Brushes, 60e. ‘Troops and military stores are being pushed to | son Brothers, Edward T. Gibbons, Ko! Holmes, plllacy area lestions eile orcas = An anes —— ron | Wenides feet tor hanging ‘apparatus. It tel CaS 3 cactne BARBOUR & HAMILTON 5 Charles H. Hardie, Mrs, Win, Hartnett, Law: | ot fnnt gugauizations, wi ignize ROMANCE OF A SICK MAN'S fert in diameter and from 10 to 12 inches in = SF : . ie A : portanee, The law “4 % i mabey Pints Sine iamtrament tors ponte Canadian Farmers Swindled. rence Hickey, Hobert Hutehinyon & Co., Robert of 1805, which appropriates $200,000 for the BY A PARISIAN JOURNALIST. eee Tie ts total weight is supposed to y-sehool room oF a parlor. Address box ALLANBURG, ONT, Dec 2.—A report Is eure | EUS? Cpu ignenm gems at Jp Keane, J: M. | mutitia of seventeen states and ess than eight | A.strange story about arich American youth | © ‘The river nosr Mandalay ts otted with 225-w,s.mam_ WHOLESALE AGENTS. rent here that jan extensive hay dealer calling John 4. Kilby, Charles Kiots, Joke An woe eee oe ee pee ea see Poot | Pesiding in Switzerland is told in a recent num- | ilands, on one ol Which tha copa qurdansoce The above is x E. r, of Pottsville, who is f be ry Ts in 6 4 el of e (Fa e el 4 . book or fall ie ail at oes for bale Sidebeed hore foresees amount’ to farmers, | BedY,, Bridget Lee, John F. Laggan, Timothy | nothing never has becn done, And really nolew | D&F Of the Paris Gaulois. The details given are | situated. Some miles up the river laa tte je Istand 13th. [dl] T v3 hay pressers and teamsters, has absconde He left here on Saturday for Buffalo, claimin rth wie Rend of se F. Lee, Edward Murphy, Thos. D. McFarland, | hifecting the vetate f the militia with the | 80 meagre, and the facts so few, that it is im- | Island called Theehadaw, which boasts the only est rgriinidiin Gormetiug Slovnithan; Joho, MeGraun, Johm Ke people las been enacted since 1792. We want | possible to verify the story, which may be a| Stone pagoda in Burmah, aud isa fmous re Be . , Win, re, FOR RENT House, 17th st. between K aud L st HANDS« MELY FURNISHED ae. 5 | Mai Rath , " sort for Budahist pilgrims.” But the most pecu- 2 10 rooms, 3 ONE TLE LADY'S HoKsé, he was going there for money to pay his debts htaes these obsolete forms of law which have never | canard. The youag American, whose name is | * et ‘ore the Geese iach rooms: SLAW jer month i ken | | with or without al exceed Pp, R here, but failed to return, He Is supposed to be aanbls Meng Eanes Big Hen coenelina stare Bega annulled to give place tosomething bene- | Ciossan and who is nowsat Vevey, being | fish. The tote ine sigbterees pi cart; also, thoroughbred NewS LEASANT EFLECTIONS, the same party who swindled several persons | Vii.” James E. Nash, Robt. ONeill ctieg | Hclal to all concerned. treated for a lung complaint, according to the | grims or passing travelers supply themselves aa: p four months oid. Party leaving city. In in the vicinity of Hamilton, Ont., to the ex- | X®&t , Feet : A CASE IN POINT. Patisian Journal was lett a large fortune on | fv: ‘ RY DE: AZEL'S Livery Stable, Geurgeiown. dw, a & Prew,’ Museo Pendleton, Edwin P. Pumphrey, aisha us, TE with rice or plantains and leaning over tho VERY DESI s Eas tent of nearly $2,000. Addison G. Pernell, John H. Richardson, Her: | “Hero is an instance of the ridiculousness of | the condition that he lived to be eighteen | Water call“ "Titutt” Suom the Hak pear, eee L = THE MOST AGREEABLE FEATURE TO US,| 4 young Woman’s Suit for an Estate. |™8n Ruppertus, Geo. C. Reisey, Jacob’ Roth, | the laws of 1792,as applied to the present day,” | Years old. He reached this age on the 15th of | and after repea' fa, fine nearly new Kuabe Square | OF OUR SHORT, BUT SUCCESSFUL AREER, 18 |" Moxrnpar, Dec. 2A rather steanse nuit | MaY A- Hoth, ’Androw Sprohs, Smith & Hoff; | Gen. ordway wont handsouie Rose we carved! i john A. Sproeser, Joseph 1. z Pestag nid srerattie hemes oper os THE SUBSTANTIAL SUPPORT WE HAVE RE- | has been entered In court here by Miss Haney, | Wiese, Wiking’ & sein Nereis | from the statutes, 2 calls come alongside October, 1885. His friends feared, or professed | boats and eagerly devour. the fo on, opening and reading] to fear, attcmpts on his life trom the hostile | tame are ‘come of the in tood efering, ‘Every citizen shall alter | heirs, while the last seemed equally feartul that | sufter themmaclves. to be stroked, thee FENSIONE | 1 every conve: | ly showing : cRIVED FRO: sOME! Who bas just eome of age, to obtain the settie- | ws oo au ss, | notice of his enrollment be constantly provided | if he died before his elghteenth birthday, which | sly heads and backs, toh eee at vuce for only #225. cisb, Include cover | OtVe> FROM THE WORKINGMEN OF THE | TOD / orad estate of $14 000 fom Tacha eae, E Wright, Wor y & Brothers, Leopold Welss, | rith “a good musket, orfire locks, of @ tore aati. | Hie eee er ns lehteonth, Very probable, | wontctimer attach patches af eaiaeee ee _| id sath “Btn uerk, must ‘sell, Has been | DISTRICT, THIS, IN ITSELF, PROVES THAT | trustee, which she inherits trom her tarhon oh wees Ce clent for balls of the eighteenth part ofa pound, | the date of his decease migiit_ be talsitied and | thrve mites above aka below this tae abe, i: | ileeiy eared fo nantee of five years iven oo i sa. e | ‘fshing Ew Hotsts oN West "Sis Sue orantifal Upright Gram Pang, at great | OUR CLAIM TO SELLING FINE CLOTHING FOR | Appears that the plaintitt’s parent left her at | sesueg yy MERE EAte eH. Kaldzki, | @suMelont bayonot and belt, two spare Mints and Mascact Tent, 316.30 a. mw, m3 the opposite party come into the fortune,which | {s prohibited by roval order and che priews, * " the time the war broke out in the states and i and a knapsack, a pouch with box therein, to | is estimated as being worth $50,000 @ year, oe a 7 ‘consist a on paymentsofSi0 permonth, Atthe MEN AND BOYS AT POPULAR PRICES I8 A | joined the confederate army, since which time | fepalr frame, 1251 11th Je a8 Tat gtreat raky | Contain not less ‘than twenty-four cartridges, | Wien the 18th of October arrived young Closs: | hake Slakee vont tee wakerr = tv ts in PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROoMS, | 600 ONE. all trace of him has been lost, Some ten years | J20. MeGuire, repair bri pets never stray be- 5 Peg sulted to the bore of his musketor fire lock, | man was living with his mother and sister in a yond Ubese boundaries, — since the brother of James Haney, father of the 3 S100. G: W. Murphy, repair frame shed, | each cartridge to contain proper quantity of | suite of roome in the Hotel Monsen nasa oe a 422 9th st. WORKINGMEN OWE IT TO THEMSELVES plaintiff, died and willed his estate to his mis- cost si aed D. ‘tween M and N streets southeast; | powder and ball, or with a good. rifle,;knapsack, | tended by a Dr. Hein, who bad been with bim Gallty of Grave Robbing. Wok SALE ‘PAIR Yn VORK | AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT THEY SHOULD | sing brother or heirs. The case excites consid- | $110. 1. W. Itoskins, 500. Mary A. Cusix: | stot pouch or powder horn, twenty balls sulted | a long time and had succeeded in prolonging | ns, prraEnaLD convieree ne iromes aad one pate y isc, one young ee hese erable interest hi Sherman avenue, county; $: ry A. Cust: | to the bore of his rif_e and a quarter ofa pound | his existence thus far. “ = a abers. of Congress Percheron “tution, wo years old, weighing 1.209 | GET THE POSSIBLE VALUE YOR THE — ing erect seven two-story dwellings, M street, | ot powder, and shall appear, so armed, ‘ccou- | On that day a telegraphic message came from Sie LAvEDwS REMAINS AS SERERS guished parties the session at reasonable rates; | pounds. CHITTENDEN B1t0S., 60 Corcoran Uulld- | MONEY THEY WORKED 80 HARD TO EARN.| Te Take Mr. Phelpw’ Place at Yale. betwen ate su ae vite CPE Eee tered and provided when called out to exercise | New York demanding a photograph of the in- | ‘The jury in the ease of the people against ies, some of the handsomest furniived ru | ing. os COME AGAIN, GENTLEMEN. WE VALUE] New HAVEN, Conn. Dee. 2.—Henry J. | Sothweate S3o0r Mary x Gusting: once ions or into service, except that when called out in | valid taken in the presence of the commissary | Mrs, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, charged with grave nO-Lw WM. M. BRYANT, 12 WOR RENT MOLES Pa ave. $5 JO SALE-PAMILY OR LAD 5 ALL Terry, of the class of ’69 of Yale college, and : é | #F Phaeton and new Harness. at a bargain. Also, & YOUR PATRONAGE. WE SH LOOK OUT | ior seven years professor of law in the Waiver. | SWostory dw aitese Cat Inquire at 109 2d st. we. one ic | FOR YOUR INTERESTS 4ND ENDEAVOR TO mamaeke he ONY, he may appear | of police and two witnesses which was taken ws | robbing, returned luo court in Elinire, Me, 19th n.w., 6rs....$20 | LAUGHLIN'S Stables, near by. sie sity of Tokin, Japan, has been elected professor ings, M street, between Halfand | Sithout napsack, = * s * Each com- | required, at the imminent fisk of his life and in a a cies en mander shall be armed with asword or hanger | nota title danger, a his mother and sister Seerait eee conene eee The woman is og pace ;~ | ANTICIPATE YOUR WANTS. REST ASSURED | of municipal and International law at Yale to t Capi $ idee and spontoon. feared, of assassination. On this point the | took ews stoically. Bentence was poste Saeed: Sae= = ne SS r Sust Capitol streets northedst; $3,000. < i a0) oned until Thursday aftern: “ee > on ALE-THE, HANDSOMEST Rowe as WE SHALL DO OUR PART TOWARDS KEEP. | “ll the place vacated by Prof. E. J. Enelpe, now I. W. Hoskins, erect two small dwellings, Sher- STATE MILITIA FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE. writer in the Gauiois naively remarks: “I do | pone iy oD. Seund. gentle and as i 1. 4 The case has non trial for a and minister to Great Britain, Edward G. Bourne, ( “Our foretathers,” he said, “recognized the | HOt understand American jurispradence in a ns bea! week Pe aed TES UI C1 Ne ‘was ¢ man avenue, count, Lh sd s matter of this kind and I do not know whether | sented many curious phases. The grave heen dgven by a lay dufing the past suuute Dee er oan Petcen DOW. SSE EL NCR san ROGGE Maryland, has been ap. | T#HUof the states to self-defense to such an | Grnot these crueitics are legal, But we ouners | crated was’ that of Gen. i now haS no furiier use for ber, Can be secu at | WHATEVER YOU MAY NEED IN THE CLOTH- ~, and it was ira aS P- | extent asto amend the Constitution to make | (that is, we among whom there 1s- nelther | charged that Mrs. Fitzgerald had got posscsmion. THOMPSON & McCAULLY'S Livery Stable. | ING LINE FOk MAN, BOY OR CHILD, FOR Bishop for 810,000. pointed chief of division in the sixth auditor’s | such provision, and yetit seems tinposslble now. | crucity hor guile) tad toem abominable: ofhis body on fonge cs cocien N2G-2w* __O st. between Mh and 10th sts. n.w._| LABOR, BUSINESS, SCHOOL OR DRESS PUR-| Loxpox, ONT., De writ has been served | “ces Treasury department, __ adays to securd even a recognition of state mili | | The photographs huving been taken, the two | were taken un on April # last, Mrs, Pitagerald Léioe Lith st nw. Oe TYE SALES SEVERAL COPLES OF JOHN | POSES YOU ARE SURE TO FIND FOR THE | upon Bishop Baldwin, at the instance of Rev.| FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, _ | tia. We wanta national militia only to such physicians of the rival femilies Geparted with | Having made e claim against the ‘estate. “Gen. reef pungent History of Virginia and: New Engleud, ‘Timothy O'Connell, demanding a reversal of SENS Ioe Tee ae aCe Ee He | US boca ottinn Ht all Ge cman te oot | ie mek Canes nae eae te ee eMenw., fac office: nioste | | LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE AT the sentence id by the ecclesiastical court ‘The New York Stock Market. SNUnniGy Cf Greases” CRU oae tan | tne Now Vou belse aul proventa toes teateet | Min. Ettaperand ood e ekaa eee cain Cea Mascav. te, Sez. 10 | Wok S\LE—THE SI “IXTURES OF EAGLE CLOTHINt upon him, and claiming $10,000 damages from | _ The foliowing are the opening and 2330 neey | UNiformity of organization, equipment ani e 9 med Fe “ 400-465 Wash. si, Gr £8 | B'the oll enabled Groce) cand Ligure aioe | TA GOLDEN EAGLE (9 COMPANY, | ifs bishop for refusiug ita a trunster toanother | ofthe Mow TeEe sack ances oat een | trentmene” Fa ee oe Ue cenkens incited | wen kas Goal ioe, tot eee OFFICES. LUNGS. | locazed it corner High und Grace sta. Georgetown De .W. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. diocese and for alleged defamation of character, wire to I. H. Dodge, 539 15th'street- Beal ee eee re eeE Gs Dorecy whaaaa Meares on | ned ententy. soberndinaeee etncge tor oie ‘ |G For particulars apply at store comuer t6ty aud Mr. O'Connell claims that when he was offered. = ae “Fama ) 0.) 380 | Great Mem Die Before Their Wives, | Ws transferred to Jerey, whence ne eos ae ei on ee ed te peat posal beel wpe f sone SATELAF Au iFice-For | *#7ALL BLUE sians, Rerlahes in Obio:the bishop refused to give aim | | From the New York World, which itis hoped he will live till May,when, itis | Mrs. ‘Fitzgerald, who had got a divorce from dt SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—FOR @ transfer and misrepresented hiin to the dio- 104% (1041, ie Siikheveas in person in a | @ former husband named Lee and had married cash—Fine new plano, with handsome cover and | nag J.M. GRADY, Mawaore | cese. The case will come up for hearing at -| 30%) 20% | The survival of Mrs, Hendricks suggests the peel pide Sere ee ‘one Fitzgerald, put in acinim for all the _— BE LWARNER 016 Fetnw, | Mp qitauire 428 ith st now., private entrance. the Winter assizes, on January 12, "| tact that nearly all the prominent actors in the | NeW = erty. She did not get it, but threatened the ia aoe ri ef 5 family here with trouble and came to ae RAREST SOINEE ROGET Bradstreet's Appeals. late war, whether soldiers or statesmen, have family he je and came to fulfil her : : . der, of | promise. she has lain injail eight mouths for Imported Seal Push ister. with ‘light beaver MONTREAL, Dec. 2.—Bradstreet’s Commercial Serpe ee vives ee neeinks aeons | Sees e York city, emptied & | the atvempt to neral’s bod; | inches bist mewore and 54 tnches tong. “the whee | Grarssw A exo Agency, has lodged an appeal against the judg- of the members of the Senate from 1863 to | $20 cast 354 eee eres oe : [sale wittbe seis &e STR. Some cloner Dee oe IN NNOUNCEMENT. _ ments lately given to Samuel Carsely, a dry 1869. His two great democratic compeers dur- | 5" . 4 drank he LDERS IN CoNPERENCE.—The cheap. Address FLOMIDA’ Guar office, Raa Se? — goods merchant here, with the object of te 98, 12002 Rock Island. ee ry ety as Beoken neat Met ing ata ints Of law raised In the sults by the legal MESLE-SIX GOOD WORKING HoRsks | We bave received a special lot of SEAT SACQUES, | PO! care e mut besoidall cuaranteed allright, Call JOHN | small bust measure, whieh we offer at $10D and op. | Ecntemen Who appeared or the defense. Wwilttes 5 TRst aw, nsw? | wards. ‘These are bargains not offered heretofore this A Cut Which May Prove Fatal. aoe ee CL OntAS Peedi IOHANGE BUST | early in the season. Larger sixea and full lengths at | 4 gepiocs AFFRAY ON THANKSGIVING NIGHT, ing the latter part of his term, Messrs. Thurman | peer, Then he went to the indow and shrew and Bayard, are both living and soare their | the boitle into the street. Stepping back, he ned in 1 wives. Mr. Lincoln’s wife lived twelve or fifteen | fell upon the bed and died. It is not known rs wary preacnt from, tie lowing confers oe “ RR a Ag geld Wiin 23. Phil years after his dramatic death in April, 1865, | MALT eh ve wou nt. Is Shop: Hisfamiiy | tral Pennayivauia, Wyoming. 2) Bey St. Paul 25") 24%) Do. pref 8%! S5t)'st.P. LOmshal odist Episcopal presid! ek din New York last evening. Pity. i it her old home tn Springfield, Il1.,the sign no reason for the act, except that for | 4! New York, Northern Net » New Bug | Ht wanting Beautiful Imported Leather | Si creee aonlaee® . can assig ag Pion who | land, New Eng! rn, Newatk, Ge } | Novelties for Christa. callonus Also, Trunks, Har- | YUP es Price, the young colored man wha, it more unfortunate perhaps for being so long a | a short time last week Frazer's eldest son, who , ong 5 fark, Hos, Nateiels, Plie Duie an Siigle Harness | SEALSKIN VISTTSS, plain; Fox, Lyax and Skunk, | ,,7%! yeas Cae Gnd Mesias ede ee Rite opponent te, tllinaly cet coset demo | isa bell boy at the Coleman honse, was accused | tee und Troy. pn oan a Horse Blankets, Robes and saddles, &c., &e at cost. trimmed. Sealskin Uletera All at New York : b <s as ‘a cratic opponent in Iilinols and competitor for | of stealing a watch. It was afterward proved | Louls, presided, and spoke upon the duties of 1920 Penna. ave. ir. 10 oa Prices, Harris, at the latter’s place of business, on z i the Presidency, in 1860, Stephen A. Douglas, | that another boy stole It. Frazer had six child- | elders. loa stint Arh | J. P. SHRINER & €O., PLUSH SACQUES, PLI ea, PL ‘Thanksgiving night, as published in THE STAR se is living with her second husband. Mr. Doug: | ren. = rk OCHRE aes n262w _GOD 15th st, opposite U. 8. Treasury. irs att ORE | Geis nie, Hina been Soleaned Ge @600 GALL CAs Washington 8' Exchange. las died at the opening of the war. The wife of --oe—____ A REPENTANT AnscoNDER.—Joseph Hosdo- phy ETRE WHOOX, | 7 on ALE REE, CLEAN AND DEY PICS wir tated at the time, Hurris i rabonior.ti Governments, Bid. Asked. | John C. Breckenridge, avother candidate for] a Roach 1x Hex Ean.—The New York Sun | Witch, a teller of the Farmers’ Natiounl bunk of fa tdsionne Fis Feathers,only 15 cents a pound. All orders | 4 Special lot of Cloth Newmarkets direct from Berlin, | Stated at the 5 OR RCS © | U.S 448. 1801, Coupon. “112% 1121, | the Presidency in 1860 and still later a leading | to-day says: Nelly Kendall, 17 years old, was | Mansfield, Ohio, xbsconded Monday night, tak- 3 THREE, Tan Ws ePrompuy attendedto. A-SEITZ & BRO. | Trimming and Neck Bandsin every vanety of Fur | firm of Reed and Harris, proprietors of the For- | U- S 4°: 1801) Reubeerad’” “112% 11215 | general in the confederate army, 1s still living | brushing cobwebs from the walls of ber moth. | ing with him $4,500 in money and negotiable < rent S35, | 638 H st. ne. n1sdw* Moff for Ladies, Misses and Children. Teat City House, on With, near the corner of | U5 $Yo07, Coupon et at the old family home in Lexington, Ky. Gen. | er's apartments, 96 Washington street, Satur | Securities. The Officials of the bank received pu distan tel | POOR SALE—s250 CABINET GF ) UPRIGHT | Colored Swansdown, direct importation. street northwest. On Thanksgiving night | U:s 4s; 1907, Registered. 2% 122% | Breckgpridge himself died twelve years ago. | day night, when a large roach leaped’ trom a | Wiegtam from Hosdowitch yesterday at Wind: oe Aeauaren aan Won | B brwthury Piano, nearly new. $155 suit of Parlor | Gentlemen's Seal Cups for driving and rice, itis alleged, entered the saloon attached pagan tae Gens.(M{cClellan and Grant, the nratand lust | web and took relue ia her right ear. Her | 0%, ODL, intimating that be would treat with | Furniture fOr $55. Two Oncaus at less than half price royce ag and walking, to the hotel, and being under the {nfluence of ee dasha 115 1154, | commnders of the Army of the Potomac, have | mother called in adocwr, and be applied all | them for the returu ot the inoney,, and aoo) | ce _zesalt masments. Tusre: goods are: aoid co caver | Coy eons wl eadnpwarie Hauor and becoming nolay he was ordered by | Per Te vrovenents Te 180i, GUTenGy tap, lan pur recently died, both leaving, widows | Gen. | the remedies he knew, Dut the roach was salle | [uitteo of ditvctors was sent to ma im. “The vuhices, wid are positive bargains. EXCHAN Tiage Robes: Coschinen’s Capes loves, larris to leave mn, Which he refused to | Fe! Stocks, 78, 1802, Curreiics Bb — | Lee's wife, though a confirmed invalid during with things as they were. A neighbc uot be seriously affected by the loss, BANK, 437 7th st. new. nozi-gm, nies BrMeet stock: of Garments end Fura ever ex | do, Harris Pasceure aitarapied to pat bine Water Stocks, 75; 1H01 Casren soe, — | the entire war, oureived her husband a short shar witsmesing the watiorings of Nelly on ion Te Comcuirnas Racciear Law Cenwmie VOR Sab “H Z RE ‘. Ti OCT... al out, when he we fe from his poc! and | Water stocks, 7s, 1903, Currency. 3O%y — Ume. Mrs. onew: jackson stl living. | day evening, advised her to go up to Chambers- wecagrt oe “ _ bom “4 1 six room House: extra fine case, repeating’ action and Aueiy Or WILLETT & RUOFF, cut Hurris about the arms aud bands. He also | 50-year Fund. 3-658, 1624 Currency... 116% 117% | So is Mrs. Geu.Thomasand Mrs.Gen.Custer, Mrs. | gurset hospital and let thre declore there haven | TETIONAL.—The Ohio supreme court vesterday Apply tos ‘HH. A. GRISWOLD, ished, 9210, cost 8750. HUGO WORCH & CO. 925. HATTERS AND FURRIERS, . gave him aserious cut across the head, which goes Tund 5 per cent, 1899, ‘Cur. 5. Andrew Johnson was confined to her bed dur- | chance at tbe bug. Dr. Outenbridge, who has | Tendered a decision In the Daggett habeas or Peis Ad Anacostia, D.C 7th si. nw.” Pianos and Organs to rent. we mt ‘905 Pennayivania, wound, it Is feared, may prove fatal’ Since | 20-Year Fund. 64, 1892, Coin......0. BM ing most of the time her busband was President | made a specialty of treating the ear, washed | P&S case, brought up from Cineiunatl, disehure OR RENT iaHEDIA VER —A BEAUTIFUL LA SORREL av® that time Harris has been attended by Dr. | 30-year Fund. and was for several years after, but she was the | the roach out. Ithad torn its way into the | €Mg the defendant and bolding the Cincinnati "anle t! prick Dwelling: o ny. 4 village cart or « phaeton; 414 years Caldwell. Railroad Companies, last to die. The tragic story of Garfield, who | drum, and was alive and active when it came | #? eae nd registry lnw to be uncopstitue Mt fw. thirteen rooms, laundry 6 Old: ind a horough! en; thorouglibred: is morn! wi ‘Washington and Georgetown—Bonds —— | wasaleaderin the House of Representatives | out. 2 Sadali mod tnape’ fete 3 | $looewill aris ner ini'the oly W desired: MARERN and his death teas expected ueany- moment, | Warm aug eo 53 | Goring’ the war, is stil fresh in the mtads of or Judge Melivain wasginecnt, +” Unanimous two yearsat S125 perme. TALE & RUTHERFORD, | DUCKETT. Bladensburg, Md- nold-Im his brain having been affected: ‘During the Columdla—St everybody. His widow is a comparatively | Frozen To DEATH IN THE Woops.—On Mon- SSS eager ——e ee joy day, however, the patient rallied and appears | North Capttol and 0 Sireet.. young woman and lives. In Ohio, Gens. Sher- | day, November 23, @ man named Adams, a| 4JAT% Detiveny ix Wor Vi TA,—Mon- JOR KENT_FIVE New miiick norses, «1x | B'A'very desirapteand valuable singie tore aark | Aworaen Ginear Reepverion SOS ACMIEWRACEETIOTINIS eecniee Anacostia... — man and Haneock married before the war and | resident of Cambria'county, Pa. went hunting, | @¥ night Will Cline, charged robbery; Toms. modern improvemeuts, corner Mtb and B | brown: safe for a lady: very strong, Kind “and chand- > Fire Ins. and Gas Light Ons, their wives are still with them. Gen. Sheridan | taking with him a thirteen-vear-old son, At a | Mobert Swecde, a colored burglar, and William: Stix Se; S15 per month. Owner at 518 9th sume. _H. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 N.Y. a1 o-Im < Be] THE WALI-RHODES CasE.—When the state- | washington City Gas Light CO. munmue 40% Was the last of the war heroes to marry. He | point near Altoona the father started the boy | Schooleraft, who stot Grant Lucas last week at nozeim | pon, i ment was published, about the 15th of October, | Georgetown Gas Light Co. 42 looks to be sixty and is not far trom thai, but | back home and eded. to Altoona.” Mz. | Moundeville, escaped from the Marshall county HAMPSHIRE ave. 6 | Ht north x sis pw. the Bruns | 588g aA Fs in reference to @ scene between Mrs. Q. 8. B, | Firenien’s Insurance Co.. -— his wife ts both @ young and beautiful woman. | Adams reached his home two days later, and | J#!l at Moundsville, W. Va., when Sherif! Shows A. L. BARBE wick Baike Collender Co. celebrated Hilliard and Pool ‘Wall and her husband, near the residence of | Franklin Insurance Co.. cone 40 Jefferson Davis is still living, but_his wife, who | was surprised to find that the boy had not | #¢re Went to lock ‘them in their cells, School- Ye Dott wattaig. | Tables with theworld renown monasch quick exshion, at Pat Ofer Rhodes, in Langdon terrace, in which | National Union tneuragice Co. is a daughter of Gen, Zachary Taylor, is tar| returned. ‘The ‘next day searching parties | CTaft Waa shot twice by Ue shor! and recap HOR RENT 1105 PARK PLACE 11TH ST. mnesveralsccontband Billtud tot peel eee | | ee Ma SugZ | the conduct of the Intter was involved, Major Coline Peet eee oe Tay more robust than he. Of all the great men of | started to hunt for the lad,and yesterday morn- | tured. He ts not expected to live, Cline was tweet Band ), two-story | Bull ‘and Pool supplies of all kinds for sale at fac Dye, as superintendent of police, commenced | German-American Inst aptured Tuesday morning 4% 44 10% eT e ae round tis | api wesday morning viciit miles below = ‘Dody in the woods four miles trom home, | Wbeellng. Sweede is still at lange, @% | has been a widower for several years, but yet | he having been irozen to di “| Schooleraft’s victim, Is reported dying. ‘wears mourning out of respect to her memery: |" iene’ ‘see We might away from say that ‘ALDING A BA: 1 “2 . ‘ $_| oN SIEr Bolus Jost teit's: witow wie ts | anes Monday night at Fermoy,County | POSAt-—Vita Havasso, with Do — | buttwenty-seven and their heir apparent of | Cork, Ireland. He went to sleep in an outhouse | 824 paar hed wvhyeanerten A ppg Px —— | twenty-seven years more. Alfonso’s mother, | for the night. Someone crept into the build- | before a +7 "hike oo apes mnt hg 5 — |} ex-Queen Isabella, is yet living, and has been a | ing while the man was slumbering and poured | Ws bel vhy (oy ag dated Ac- = _| Widow for many years. Victoria has reigned a | over him @ caldron of ‘boiling ‘water, scaid- | COFdinE to the story Havaeso has for some time “wwe 96, —— | quarter ofacentury,since thedeath ofthe Prince | ing the unfortunate balliff in @ frightful man: | &eatly an im, Seavele by is attention, 360 320 105, 6 95 Es Frame, ix rooms, perfect order, — he war I now call to mind, Gen. Beauregard | ing after a five days’ search, the {s the only one who has wurvived his wile He | Migiester ae ~ bailiff named Foley |_ Rovenuy Treatixa aw Et orxunny Pap . » modern improve | tory prices. Altering, Repairing and Covering an investigation ina quiet way, and reported | Potomac Insurance Co. Bent: rest $15 per month. | as: BEN Coo! EER the results @ duy or two since to the Commis | Riggs Insurance Co.. ce salt anette. sabes sw = woicainw, | 69 Pi Hi Sloners, ‘The major found that statements, Misslionsu POR Ki ALN: TWOSTORY SLIGHTLY D 4 a written ver! as the officer an is Deel ernment Printing oftice. shop-worn _ freech-toull ng Patel | G8. Bo Da AUER » | wife betore marrage, Wero] not all com. | Board Pablie Works, Green 86mmmens 9G Tow ras to good tenauia RAL MeLN TIRE. 4p, Patent Forend, Rebounding Locks and Rubber rs = BORN © | plimentary, but they have no bearing on the | Washington Market Goaipaiy Soe ag nar sae mcs ae Plate at a bargain t0r $20. O'MEARA'S, 1347 seand: pt. Wall was instrumental in get-| Washington Market Company Hon Lhd Lian cee SOUTHEAST COR 7TH ANDISTS. N.W., | ting Rhodes upon the force, and the latter nat- | Inland ana Sea Coast Company Honda. 62 JOR SALE Toc urally felt grateful to him’ and had, with his | Washington Brick Machine Co, Stock-—111 Glass,” Crockery, Metals | TAKES PLEASURE IN MAKING A STILL | wite, suffered imprudently, an intimacy to | Bank of Washington. (3 Menecs: band. | and everything else as Solid as Kock! No Heat Furniture, Ornam. maul al Bank of Washington... lived in weeds ‘dnd bas on Severa) occasions asked her to sonily Sniahed in hard woot; heated by furnace and | No. preparations “Miwane mascot Aleere hee FURTHER REDUCTION OF SUGARS. Brow Up leh Tas, Justly or unjustly, caused | Sotonal Metropolitan’ Banik: A ein eer emp TE TET fs a With him. Mrs. Seavete informed ber husbasd open uzepiaces. Apply to Drucs, Grocers, &e., 1c. ‘163m ae = Pl | National Bank of the Republic... — ia left a consumptive, bi Pt G Monday eveuing, and also armed berself with o THOS. J. FISHER & CO., : IMportep GaNaRy | MIGHT YELLOW.5% WHITE,6 AND 6% | #0de took place had the officer's attention Farmers & Mechantes Nat'l B'k,Geotn.155 ‘The late crar of Russia Seep re, DEO NaS ot as Lacie ead te ee en | ca, aveeee Geet bet; em Sek wether tee wse 1324 Pat nw. | [TOR SALE— BIRDS— IMPORTED CANARY called to the growing scandal, but he disregarded | Citizens’ National Bonk: 107 ken-hearted wife, and wo all know the story of | rotunda of the Laclede hotel in St.Louts yester- | Club. Ba ee i : — | Gaceliee sist cingers very Cheap, Bird Food and | — CONFECTIONERS,7, GRANULATED, 7. © | the warnings, and sald they had originated with 108, unhappy Carlotta, the widow of Maximillans| day was crowded with representatives to the | Busband, again propowed that she should fy WOR RE: E, LARGE, PLEASANTLY L0- | Cases for sale at thg bird store, 13:5 7th st. nw. se! af Parties he had brought into court. There was Who inade the ill-fated venture to Mexico. ‘The | convention of the heirs and the persons claim. | With him. She answered by hammering him at touae: Romer haw ail the moderne imsrorenaaes | orn oe eee, CUT LOAF AND POWDERED, 8, Rot, however, anything beyond gencral appear: emperor of Germany is the aldest of all the the famous ‘Townley | ¥! @ club and breaking one of his arma, nent teuatne boas has alern tinprrovesien eae heated furnace Apply at F418 st for particulars | JAY DIAL: GAS MEFLECTING | onp sugaps ARE ALL THE PRODUCTS oF | ance! to warrant the scene. referred to fi the G rulers of Europe, being past eighty, but his wife resent held in chancery in | Then the husband pummeled him with his Heating Stoves; have the appearance of open fir: the spectators,who seemed to un = id he (Major Dye) thinks Mrs. Wall saw seems to be determined that he stall not be a which is said to be valued | While der. aziim WOES _ | When Int; will beat bath rooms, or hall bed-Fooms at e unrren | nothing specially indisereet in the conduct of | ues 93 epee Ysthe resultolthe accu. | stand the situation, stood around by and a romee, te te or Tae Cn een ae | Bee keane Teams Js proportion; moves | THB he intilerialtnceliinacona Ber husband and Mre. ion that evening. He | Wanjusien uate ica ee Reaiiaten, Oo itis fact that nearly all great men die before | mutation of fir fenard. Townley: winch: se: cheered the couple on, Mr.end Mrs, Seavets £8 i a in one. of tbe olewst loralites of the por hy i - B17 Shy rt STATES AND ARE ABSOLUTELY PURE. thinks that no furtheraction is necessary in the aaa reg oa gat infantry: second Lasersip their wives, and itis a od apreconivonry verted to hornet —— as — ° casa home fora = premisos. eposit: very sel id Ye Somonk actin nt ——= A FULL LINE OF NEW OROP TRAS OF ALL ——— Gime Orall the widows of men who took dis- | Eeaixteemth eanture: Rebecaneatiy she seven, Sayuste, Gonative Palla sak noe cit ene ee iit SA PRI BOARDING. MARRIAGE LICENSES. —Mai licenses Baltimore Markets. Ungaished parts in our late war, mentioned | sion was released and the estate transferred to and you will wasist 1 GRADES AND PRICES oF he lary’ system. in regaining a bealthe ec E 2 ® in Sok KENT FRAME. DWELLINe ais ~ have been Iscued by the clerk of the courtto| gaLTIMORE, Mn, December, 2—Virginla sixes, | above, not one married a second time. It Is 1 R WITHOUT BOAR Robe: bu t ‘t Chase, the nearest living relative of Sir ITHOUT BOARD-IN A rt y 1 me nie Dace OOMS—WI Joshua Murrill and Mary E. Magrader; Thos, idated. 53; ‘probable that Mrs, Garfield, or any of the | Richard. ‘There were neurly titty alleged heirs | Uon, get rid of many distressing symp: fry rond, Jost sor R SL TRY, aeet Pewomt Circle, Addoey Mss, | | SOR SERIAL CHOP CHEON 98 THR MEET OO) WSU, aod Mary Ray; Joscoh* lyoet and ies Oo: un threes, Gog North Oncollanstxen, | widows of her clas who yet. survive, will ever | fs StL outs Pond’ thei ‘abject is to | ms, SWORMSTEDT & BRA spear emice —__42:31*_| CENT TEA IN AMERICA. Martha Jackson. old, 1 15 bid to-day. : hremarry. Even it they had a disposition to do | organize to get possession of the property. = W i RIED TAG. BOARDERS BY A FIRST ——__.—___ BALTIMORE, Mp,, December 2—Cotton quiet— | so, public sentiment would strongly oppose 1t, ee MARRIED. AY caman a ee V class eacerer.at 1605 G st. n.w. Terms moderate, FRESH ROASTED Storzy Goons RecovERED.—Since the arrest | middling, 9%, "Floor' dull, and 1n instances lower— | hodover ‘nd fair the woman. Last week |_| Surxc rHe Peex-a-Boo CrUn—Lastsummer| syoor_nrsnor. on November 25, 1885, at 7" 71s eee wae | 9 oe, pe Sars tort Suis lrmnepesetni ine | sre Ect tid. ai tig or ms | Lapongah ae ounce hy 'ars Rua | Bn eae RA, & led ae are | Poo ena euakeeaeeeS FUR E HOST. ‘SUIT! 00. re of Julius argh] ve a rh men. 5 » pul a ¥ wo g a By DAD conti trout cad see tay whee eee g$° og ag ter has recovered several hundred dollers fribate that could ve pald to womankindsand | Avmeiol¢avout aagnsteratroungimarried sen : Second tloor. First-class table noone | § 2 North of carpets, rugs, ollcloths and window the world demands in return that the widows | who had formed Peek-aBoo club, Hathaway DIED. anode BUYER, (OOMS AND BOARD, AT S14 AND B08 “oo! Syg8 = | shades which had’ been ‘stolen from the store. shall be faithful to their memory. | visited Norwalk, 0.,shortly afterwards and was aie ae ae = = 805 Pentwylvania ave Re 3 = | 4 portion of the goods are stored in the anh eee eres treated to 8 contof tar snd teathers by the | Ei emer cade Mae mh ERTY, ON HEARS, HOUSE PENS. AVE, Der. 1TH ROASTING TONS OF COFFEE DAILY FOR OUR Gearon Tong th ene ee ae a 7 John, D, Vas Buren died seddenly st Feok-e-Hoo club. Now ~ oenene Bee 000 | a eRRY. EMMA'L FREY, wit eed ae Sen ean ay masere impeuvements | ana $3.00 per d ro feat rates rice and’ per NUMEROUS STORES ENSURES TO OUR CUB tioned to all an ordinagy ‘wagon, He ware’ ‘relative of President Van Buren. continued until next term wy ours, At a pile Pern sane Sone V. Wiepe, % tor. mon! s, re thin ow of i erimit was agall way. aing, Decetnber OR HENT-FURNISHED—ais ans 1a | Sse MOH SHsANme anno Moengee do | TOMERS FRESE ROAPEED COFFEES THAT | | AMOTEER ‘MncaDo™ Ee ch Bied's 1s for criminal iibel net Hathaway.| Gomme. evening Liss Jol ENT—FURSISHED— @ sr: ator. NH. y Mr. A. J. Carr, J.T. ROSINA GOEBEL Sinte Godireid quabiite wae in bootenar tant eta at AMD BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR SEI u Ss es Rom peat ai nae Soest Opens of Rites ce ment yesterday | “Se4,sere! merentyme a ect ae Borciock p. = * ‘Rooms, e MaDe STUCKHAM OAL OEe OS st nein | WATERED. OUR PRICHS ARM FULLY 20 PER | Dove Utne Mikfade,” of when tienen for the of thelr ‘The bond ot | grom i418. Muth street wortiwent "Friends Uf Ind pa te OR RENT—018 NEW YORK AVE, HAND: | CENT LESS THAN THE “QIFT” STORES claims the right to produce. Judge Hagner 1s- ‘the trustees 1s $100,000. pepe Fn gg ene dogg gee (OK RENT. somely furnished Parlor, second and tiird-story gned a rule against defendant to show cause on sory-end tenement,» suitable persone one | FINEST GOV'T JAVA (ROASTED), 28 CEfTS | Saturday next. erate rent. Apply H. Db. BLnw for Sinan any oke near oR MENT—BOUSES ime” | FINEST cae ——— miata PADANG JAVA (ROASTED), 25 ARRESTED ox Susrictow.— Amos Haskinsand KENNY'S JAVA FLAVORED, 20CENTS THIS Frank both colored waiters at Elwood’s Deporte were arrested this aferpecs. bY FINE COFFEE 18 SUPERJOR TO MOST OF THE tective Cox, on suspicion of stealing two murder of Farmer Sharpless at Chester, Pa., and he will be Donald Stuart, twelve vears, son of Dr. George A. Y,, took ies Gee aiaereeas ‘December & b om . able’ Board. ae 1 akin capes from a ahowease next to the saloon. some boyish foult, and Fursbnes, Que car Tah 135 be enh [Wik AUBUEN—TOR RENT FORMED axp | AVA SOLD AT 80 cere Theyre locked up at the seventh precinct "fhe republican convention in Boston last 100 per month. "TP ittetrnisned. trons en Gen enED AND | GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY IN ANY PART — night nomimated ex-Sheriff John M. Clark for P. BROWN, board. permanent ai transient. The Auburn House, | op RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER.—The follow- 1426 F st-mw., corner of 22d and Pennsylvania ave. av-im® ‘THE CITY AND GEORGETOWK. {ng were the readings at thesignal office to-day: NOE LOCHIEL 1 619 OTH BT. N.W. ‘&m., 34.6; 7 41.6; 2 as ia EL HOUSE, 513 OTH ST. N.W. bp es to eho eemed ye ae order. and tol eee ee ore ee eee mnt WHOLERALE AND RETAIL DEALER IM TEAS, GGpiai ty the Dales ‘iste acto gtng nd beet (Srp daaing be oc. COFFEES AND eUaARA, Ter ofthe Moat nara the Bpentias ar ‘Felts for tinners and slaters, . ofthe where for ‘Chatooal, Lime, Cement &c. ole aS =, «=S& ROOR 77H ANDIeTR &-W. ‘ing the Hall of satives