Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1886, Page 7

THE - * EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.©., SATURDA Writes tor Tw Evexixe Sram A LITTLE TALK. aeraeee A STORY. ———__. BY HARRIET PRESCOTT SPOFFORD. [Copyrighted, 1986. } Sueh a lovely thing it was, that house on Ferncroft Hill, with its lawns and gardens and Groves about it, you could uever fancy evil @oming near it. Such a lovely atmosphere of Peace and beanty was there, such lovely Women were sitting in their wicker chairs on the flagged space under the shadow of the lofty group rlacing elms, surrounded by the Dritiant Beds and great vases of flowers flam- ing in the sun beyond! For all the worid such Innocent ideal life !t seemed, ths life of theirs, im such @ place, as that life pietured on the Watteau fans. Butafter all was that Watteau life anything but wolfish guilt and conspiracy Masquerading under lamblike fleece with pas- toral gambois? Yet, to say truth, there was never woman made with less consp and guilt about her than Mra. Louie, the responsible life and soul Of the place. I doubt if ahe was ever acquainted With an artifice before that eruel December day; certainly she never was afterward. And surely her paler shadow, Miss Margarct, had Jess of earth than Heaven in her composition, @nd the breath of reproach Itany sort had never touched the stately Laura, nor the pretty | Rose, nor Julia, nor Virginia, nor any of the Fest of the sisters and sisters-in-law and cousins Wi.o made the place gay and helped live this Ufe of a perpetual pleasure party. So why did I speak of th allt at all? When Franeis and Russell aud Herbert ¢:me home in | the afternoon trom the hot and dusty city it | seemed to ‘them that they came to a life above the clouds,a course left over after Eden, and | they grumbied all the morning at going away, and felt as though there were wings on their | feet, hurrying, impatient wings, ail the after- noon jo thinking of coming back. It was so cool there under the trees, so sweet, so far trom No thought of trouble there, no sottd ter words, nothing more noisy th: in the tops of the t at least, until Mrs. Flowsy Venni ad then it’ was a ripple of 1x tarmoti! or is} me verse guitar, or Laura's © She loved, or Mrs. Louie's lulla' it was not laughter it was dee doings among the Venning most part seemed tered into the innocent cirele of except through Mrs. riossy Venn Bhe did not come there eve and when she did come she bro Of the outside world to these ge Knew so litte of it tl ‘! # Of a fziry book helr own Ife Qian co quict that penonal news of those whore mames they heard in dul e, OF Fead of in tke journ a acquaintance with n¢ ‘ found herself encour: word of ti Player's domestic meannesses, and of t Hovelist’s private jealousies, aia the great poe sty love affairs, led on to gossip ai any her acquaintances that had the leas or flavor. If they had known it was gossip, how horrified they would bave been! As it was, they considered it only Flossy Verning’s litle | talk. ‘To-day it was the story of the Tollifer abused his wife and the v held up her head and called bh Ft amiied at people when everybody knew he arms were black and blue. aid her spirits, oh, | her spirits were black and biue, too! thankful I ought to be,” thou: “that Franels is the perfect he ist” | i to-morrow it was the of the way in which Marta Burns stugzled her diamonds through the post office, would 2 in aiter diamond jt, just letter, the nothing of much value Setelessly.* “And when's inet reception, if you ¢ At’s Rose’s turn to go sow since Laura went to Flori 2—when You see her with a perfe of diamonds Found her throat, you'll know bow she came by them” no tor the | { never en croft Hill 'S gossips. Fr, how reat t | way Gen, | atw n | tta at Rose isn’t it, pking up things cheape: things in the pawn si turquoise once ina pawn shop at “Munich as Dig as the end of your thumb, for forty piennigs—Just think of it! And then Arietta | Escaped the duties, to0._ Un, ves, there never was so cheap a necklace in’ihis country as Arletta’s, except, to be sure, the one t Kirke Outerbridge sold tor his sisters, and that, well that was such an outrage on de- cency! Only imagine it, Louie, Helena @:amonds that had beer, her greatcrand- | | lovely we got Mother's, given to the eldest daughter for four generations, and that brother of hers “How shocking! Whom aid you say he | wae | il he does it. Wihat'do we care about for- | “Wiy,I told you—her brother Kirke. And | tunes: ou never could believe it tosee him,”continued | hey are very pleasant things—fortunes— irs. Venning. “Superb looking fellow: so tail, | $24, bright, faced—just like one's ideal of « | “I never bad any ideal of a Greek god,” said Mrs. Louie, feeling blindly that the cherishins of sich an ides! was like the tacit countenanc- ing of such a person as this man who defrauded iis sister, it may be. | “Well, 'I should be sorry tohave my ideal do | such a thing as that,” said Rose, taking a new needletul of her arrasene, and happy in the ec sciousness thai sucn people and such thin; ‘Were far outside their sphere. “Wasn't it dreadful? You know their father | left an immense property, enough to make them all very rich—the Outerbridges. He | Must have let a million dollars’ worth of houses and real estate, and K eutor and manager, avd ail that. I don’t know | whether so much as that, all at once, turned | Bis sead or not, but he led such alifet You | heard of him everywhere, they say; one wild | whirl of dissipation; and house after house | gs | ‘went, one piece of property after another, and &t last there was nothing left of all that fur- e bat the old homestead n hud become @ cheap outofthe-way street, and their pletures and books and je elry. He refused to sell that old m Siom-house, to my certain knowledge, eause the buyer insisted upon setiling the price upou the girls; and they had to give | @ mortgage on the house, in order to live, and then to redeem the mortgage in time to pre- | Yent foreciusure they decided to pledge the | @iamnonds and handed them over to Kirke; | and instead of pledging them he sold them out: | Fight, and that is the last they ever heard of it. never quite understood about the mortgage and all that, perhaps: but I know the woman who wears’ the diamonds—at least I've had them pointed out to meon her. it wouldn't be so bud, you know, 1 he hadn't been living a luxurious life himself of riotous days and nights, as they say, tll he is completely worn Oui with bis dissipation by th Never was anything but what they call aman about town, anyway. I do pity those Outerbridze giris i h “Poor things, it’s a shame, a wicked shame !” 2 Mrs. Louie, “can't anything be done to chat they Have left and keep that out of ansion in what | ne 1 don't suppose there can. They adore him, ou Know, and believe in him, for all, He is fast the sort of man some women adore. ‘Bpise the sort?” “Aud sodo I. What a despicable wretch! And such # sucred trust—his own young sisters, bis aying latuer’s charge! How could he? Ob, Fioss¥, it seems to me the world out there is tou sail of wickedness to continue—something Must happen—the way it did to the five cities Of the p Ican'tbe thankiul enough that it here. It makes me ow superior Francis is to all —how good he 1s never to | anything of that corrupt worl he never sees anythin: ons such things, that of it—he never | remeinber. 4s if the slime of the serpent had | such @ man sleptone night be- here.” | » isn't likely to come this war,” Fiowy. “Your life would Rave (fen for him. And if he did you would puvated with him. He knows how to | W.2 the heart out of your body.” | “Stop a moment, Flussy,” said Laura, who | was now up in her hammock, with a I think it right to say’ to you, il the rest, that I know this gen- | sucerming whom such extraordinary seraeats are tae. I know him very id there is not a word of tr He Js the noblest, loftiest—" ——— “Dear, dear,” Said Mrs. Flossy. “Didn't I tell you he could win the heart out of your bods? Here's acase in point. What wus that | oh, my goodness, what was that? Thunder? Aud there itis again! You don’t sit out under Uhese trees in a thundergust and tempt Provi- oo Tempt Providence to what?” Rose, al- though gathering up her balls, — pis To nothing 40 tar as T am, concerned, for I go in, Sirs. Venning. “Ishan't stay o With’ thanderbolts bowlling about these nie | Gracious, what a fash! Isbould ltke to live in Californie or somewhere where there are uo thunderstorms; but there you have to have €arthquakes, and I don’t know which ts worse, she san; ying aliks and wools, and Frying away, followed by all the others. uiowed by all’ the otherssave Laura. She still, careless of rain or wind. If the g chose to thrust its blade down amon, “There's uothing true but Heaven,” Tushing atter her fi be find her out—let it! It would be ‘swork. For what was this story tiout Kirke Outerbridge that she had just been obliged to hear—Kirke Outerbridge, in whom the love of her life was bound, although neither Rose, nor Louie, nor Virginia, nor Julia, nor Margaret, knew that she had ever met him. ~ How should they, indeed, when it had been settied between the lovers in Florida, whither Laura had journeyed with a friend the Year bevore, that not unless Lis health was thor- oughly regained should love be spoken of again between them—bealth seeming then a iar off thing to Kirke Outerbridge with his rack cough und aching side, his inheritance from hi ure there; but there was a ig mother. The storm came worse storm in her heart—-a storm of anger and Gisgust at the outrage on a man’s name, of aif adoubt, a pang of unwhispered horror West any Of it might be true—a storm of indig- | somewhat narrow bounds. | was g | beeause he says ii his s }if be hadn't | than nant protest, of impotent wrath, of self-con-| man is born to trouble as the up-| “In that single coat,with no wraps or bat AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _POTOMAC RIVER BOA‘ tempt, of passionate 1 tolove. But at last | ward. From the day his father died and left | soapstones, and this wicked t's two =e — a = she,rone Jatutivelr and went in Delore she was | oa, hig bands his, three siaters and the most | below sero now! On, Francia, let Teddy, put the FUTURE DaYs. FUTURE DAYS. PoTOMA0 THA NeromreTion sam completely drenched, and except herself and ® | curiousl; ved esta: ‘over rae ‘and’ overtake him, and at any Wow bow F =a Sague tremor now and then of Loute’s in relation suits, he had never known what rest was. | ratecarry him your big clea some rugs, DOWLING (THOS EB Wacoaman, Real Kstate Avetioveer. bg og ee nobody there thought anything more of | Now he saw rest Just before him, | How inir| and if he mast go let him have our close oar ie — a oar. ie Cuterbrldge or of his slater. The incerent | looked its green vafes aud purple ‘ill; and in | riage’—all in a breath. OF VALTABLE DaCPROVED | ine renames Saye beswoen, baad rs. Flossy Venning’s story superseded | some one of those blest recesses health t's no ure now, anything Na ED IAL eT ATs mony leering Stephens ee ied that in their minds; und at last she and her | and iife with Laura; and, if not health, yet at far off to Be caugh ral \ ER 919 L STREET NOR Ms stories had gone together, and other guests with | any rate it might be that Laura would be with ‘two ‘of trusts, on ae SWIG MT ED TENTH ‘ps at River Landings, received on Sab other charaeteristics had'taken her place; and | him yet @ little while before the last, and | Ted tvely the 2st day of D. 1884, NORTHWEST OF RELET Te | Urdaye only, and must De m Mrs. Louie was busy with her pleasant house- | so life seems already Heaven before he left it. BL O8L tla nt 7 4, RsaR Or LSTREST, BETWEEN NINTH AND | Apely to rem pay SA Exch ithe pete eee etebe Pits at | whet dase tease dey ust tae esthciey emotes bee wemetrwee: | REM SeMAS OM) allodb SME | \vonmete—stmegine:Moenon aS Laura with the poor, in whose sorrows she lost 8 day PRER} > her own—If it reully’ were a sorrow to love and | colder because the¥e was nosnow on the hard |~ “He had only ffteon minutes,” sald Mrs. sti party cocuced eeemaate Maaemieentegees | ROUTH Wael, CaNabetiyier BETWEEN G Nise faa tne Bite and ammo be beloved, although unknown t9 any. And so | and frozen ground, when's carriage arove Fap- | Loule, under her voice, tees, ‘at public auction, in front of tae | TREE, at hy ber oneke Fai OMELET, wake lanes Gta stress summer wore into autumn, and the autumn | idly up Ferncrott "Hill, and a visitor was ush-| “What!” cried Francis, “What! Then you AY. a TWANEY PL a Washington, every Tuesday. Thoreiay and Saturdagy into winter, as cold and wild a winter as ever | ered into the great square drawing-room that | and Fiossy Venning have killed him!” A.D. Bowe e Stepping: Beach guing made the coming spring seem an impossibility | always seem winter like a space of the re-|_ They had ind That night a team that Teal estate, in and a miracle, A very different place from the lovely hill- homie Was the small elty house fn the dark, nisy street, where the young girls kept thé basement aid one floor and rented the rest to lodgers. That ‘one floor they had certainly made charming with the remnants of an old splendor that had once surrounded them—some beautiful family portraits of clustered children, some old draperies whose very tarnish was ‘a charm, books, screens, bits of china, nothing, indeed. new, Dnt everything suggestive of quiet beauty and of real comfort, although within close and “If any one had told us that we girls could have been so con- tented on one floor, with screens and sofa-bed- steads, and dear brother In just a hall chamber, We never should have believed {t,” Anna, one of the girls, was saying to an intimate, in that cozy twilight time which tempts to open ex- t have been, if he hadn't pression, “Well, we shouldy' such an'inventive ‘ind: we, owe’'the whole of this pretty comfort to him,” said Kate. “We should have sold everything at once, snd have wusted to Inek for mean new things—Just fancy —or cheap furnished rooms. But he said they would never bring a fraction of thelr worth to us, and no matter what happened, we should not be stripped of the things that'bad always ‘n about us, and that makes even this place seem like home, There never was such a ‘other! How much he has been to us ever since father died and left things so confused, though brother says if he had lived everything would have worked out well; but one tnisior- tune has followed on another ever since, and 'm sure nobod¥ else in Kirke’s health would aave had the courage to do all that he has done. has so many ideas, too. Do you know, » took Helena’s oid diamond necklace, 1 {-grandmother’s, aud in great, heavy Silver settings; she never could have worn it, Helena couldn't, and we don’t go un where now where any of us could wear dia- monds; and he raised ‘enough money on it to bay this house—lie, wouldn't positively sell it mes work right he'll have it back again—and he cails the house a gist from our great grandmother, and says how Sappy it woud make her to know she as pro- viding @ home for us now; but we call Ita gift from our darling brother!’ He sent us all away for a month at tue seaside, and when we came back he brought us here, and here were all our pet things; everything nioved, everything done, | every room in tue house rented to respectable people, so that we are sure of a living, he says, let what will come to him. Ob, we sbouldn’t care wnything about a living ft anything ill e > him! nd he took the little hall chamber him- seli,” said Helena, “and insists upon paying us rent for that, He fs such an amusing boy! He says itis probably f turned Out us it did; ior while Lather gave hin plenty of mouey, and he had no_ responsibility, he went about Jeading a gay, careless Ite that might bave degenerated into ‘something worse, en brought up with a round that having to be ont in the world, ng with rich and gay people, It is for- nate Le ws such @ sense of responsibility, as Uf their Wines and cards and horses and all that ever tempted him the thought of us on his hauds would be and has been his saving grace. Isu't that beautitul for him to say when we felt we were really ouly a burden? On, I don’t know What We should doit it wasn't ior bim—be is brother and father and husband to all three of us. We dont wan't anybody else as long as we have Kirke.” “He is so kind, so cheering, so helpful, so un- se chimed in Aun: sure Lo look at him, he's Helena. best thing In the worid exclaimed to death about his heaith, ‘That cough of his tears is Pleces—as mucias it does bin—it secuis too bad that it couldn’t have come to one o1 us girls, mutuer's cough. We ail set out last fail iat he should go to Florida for it—it took our United effort to carry the day; and it was loug frsG but Dr. Day suid he would not guar- auice bib lie a year if he didn't go, and fe wanted io live tor nothing’ else to be of use to us giris he mui And he said—ouly’ just think Kirke said it was of the utmost im- portance for him to tive till the city could be perstaded to take the old Uuterbridge place for {S new public buildings and rua w street vhrough the garden—that is his great scheme, you know, to inake all our fortunes—the city Will pay slch a price tor the place, and the lots in the gardea Will be real riches, comparatively speaking, if he cun only manage to have it done, or if he can ouly do it all by himseif; but it | takes so much tie and tulkiug and influence. Tain afraid he will get all worn out in trying, | and we urge him to let it ail alone, and just live song and spent the money on | aloag as we ar’. But then be suys no, be ac- " cepted the trust from his father to clear our for- | tunes outof the estate, and he never will rest nevertheless,” said their listener. The dear’ heart forgets ull about himseit,” said Kate. “1 know he thinks be is doomed. For sometimes,” lowering her trembling tones, “ue looks at Us, aud I see tears swim into bis eyes, and I Know he is thinking who wiil take care of Us, stand between us and the world,alter he is gone; and then we all make believ’ we are and Helena begins to play a tar- antelia Auna begins to sing and dance it us Lf she Was so gay she couldn't keep still, and Ijastsit and hold his hand, Qh! I don’t tuink can bear it!” ‘I don't Know if it’s all for us that sometimes Kirke ts so duil,” said Helena. “Once in a while I fancy thete was somebody in Florida— and you know Kirke is so high spirited he never ke was the exe- | would marry if he thougnt bis health did not | Justily It, if he thought be was notgoing tw live. ‘And then Idon't know but he may have rea: Soned that be ought not to. marry with us upo! his hands—and, oh, you don’t believe,” cried Hieiena, quite breaking down, that we are really standing in the way of Kirke’s happiness, we three great, usciess girls? It. would break our hearts! And it would eso lovely if he had a beautiful wife to make him as happy as he ha» always made us, and to be one of us, too, even | it she had to live in our crowded quarters. We would do everything for her—only it _seems as though it should be happiness enough for her just to be Kirke’s wite.” “Kirke is so bright and sunny and original,” said Kate, taking up the burden. “I tnink Lam awfully good to listen to you,” said their friend, “since 1am not in love with him, and since— “Ob, but he is always saying and doing unexpected things—once he Wok all our Ch inas presents, What they would have cost, you know, and made us send a man dying of con- sumption out to Texas, aud called him our en grant, and followed his fortunes, and the man’s alive Dow on @ Tranche and bringing out other consumptives. Oh, yes, Kirke always comes in eheeriul, he always has’ something to tell, he always ‘has some new pleasures to propose, if s only a night at the theater.” And he makes you leave off thinking of yourelt by giving you something else to thiok of, He tells us of people he has found poorer than we are, and he says if we have nothing else to give We can give ourselves; and he goes with us sometimes,and comes for us other times, when we xo to sit and read with persons who such rist- Ide-| ars bedridden and disabled and have nobody. | Ob, there never was such a man as Kirke! He's too. for this world! “Nonsense!” said the friend. ood for this world. But I wili “Nobody's too admit, having nown him all my live, that he’s betier than | anybody else in this worid!” “Well, it makes us cringe sometimes to think how perfect he is, and how miserable he Is. It’s Just in the line of the way things move that we should lose him because he's soinvaluable, ana porte “Things don’t move that way,” said Helena, “It’s wicked to say so. Only, If anything should happen to Kirke, it would happen just the Same to all of ts, he is so precious to us, and we do so want him’ to live after all these weary years in which he has had so little ease and happiness of bis own. He has been. livin; fatner’s life and ours, not his own —.” An just then the key ‘turned in the lateb, and Kirke came in, the tall, bright, knightly fel- low, and after the exhaustion of a fit of cough- ing had subsided, proceeded to show the girls and their friends a new trick of legerdemain, a most interesting trick, which turned a paréel f pennies into a shower of chocolate cre: aud then he took from, his xcoat, pockel the last new poem and read @ ‘of it to them; and, after the friend bad gone, out ‘came’ the maps illustrating bis busi ness schemes | with the old house and land, and he explained anew to the sisters his immediate plans, showing them the advantage of this and the disadvantage of that “If the city does this, it 1s ease and com- petency for us all,” he said.” “But lately It bas Eeemed tome that if Leoula possibly do it my: self, or with the ald of but one or two others— ‘one'or two others I must have—then it is abso- jute wealth. And half the mind to try. Plait the mind}” (he said. “I mean to try. i know of a good fellow down on Ferneroft Hill with plenty of ready money. I think he woul do anything I asked—I know I would do any- thing he asked. If 1 could yet him togo into this, I could ‘get Col. Evans, too, aud that would make the thing sure. It comes to me like an inspiration—and you should always attend to an inspiration on the spot. If it wasn’t so confoundedly cold and raw and etting up fer a blustering night [’d be isposed to try it. And Idon't know why the initther, should stand in the way. | 1 might lake the 3 o'clock train to-morrow, if I don’t find Ferneroft in town, that gets mée down ‘at halt-past 4—do my work there—take the train for Evanstown aflerwards, and be back in the midnight train. No matier it it And if I sueceed, then the w good as done—my hat will follow—and nd when the girls had Screens to thi self puzzll few had teen ir sof over i é ‘wasted, b Bre throwing i fes io all fan dream, the p at one word irke his early m: more a ti; rising i gi not for us, that father’s estate | maining summer. There were none there at | had been jolting and bounding and twistin Fe POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS the moment but Francis and Mrs. Louie; and | over the long frozen turnpike for two hours ani err. « FL as the light of the fire shot up on all the blue | more stopped at Col, Evans door, and & man. Laowes eee ey! MONDAYS. TRURS and silver of the room, and tald its ruby glow | who had been breathing the bitter blasts of the p= DAYS and SATURDAYS @ 7 « mm. ‘Returning on the guest's face dnd lofty, bearing, Mrs. | rasping air for all that time, and coughing and iny-0tgb TURSDAYS, PRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m. toucke Louie found herself thinking that ich | strangling with the prolonged tinging as every ‘ing at Kiver as far as Nomint k, Carr face and bearing the knights of anclont story | frogen inlialation plowod its way through fire, Seaatcae eth See Pay and, Leouardiosn. Me should have cafried themselves—when all the | chilled now to the marrow and covered with Connects woth B&O. Hot ebagharés, Se2eueeaia, fabric of her too swift tancy was shattered like | the cold sweat of his effort for breath, dragged © W. RIDERY, Manger’ PADGETT, ages, a pricked bubble by Francis’ exclamation, as | himself out and went in at the opening door, a a he cried: “Outerbridge! Kirke Outerbridge! You down here and out in this shocking weather! Loule, this is my friend, Mr. Outer- bridge—my_ wife, Kirke. \ Why, tell me what How warm was the soft atmospnere of the Wealthy house, sweet with its spicy fire and blooming flowers, and daazling were the lights! Were these women, kind women, these fair NORFOLK AND FORT MONROK teamer “GHO! MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND ARUATS, Immediately thereafter part of lot K, fronti 17 90-100 foe. on L strect, and lot H and part of lot 23 40-100 feet on L st jots tL. M at 3s n., from 71 this means? I am delighted to see you—but | shapes about hin? "Were these walls about is And, fronting ‘each #211100 feet on a BO-foot | _ Secure soos Pa chee ce hee Onioat in your state of health—or want of health— | him, or parts of shining and receding, space? siiey. aud. having'on the w- side e iSdoct alley sod | gocTGsi aaa aie Vente Me numore and this weather—you see it’s surprising [" Was this the end? “Ihave come,” he tried to [eons on the E. side a $0-foot ailey, together with theim- | Knox's express, G03 Penta, ‘ave. wise wlll nls ‘No. wonder,” laughed Mr. Outerbridge, | say, and fell heavily forward into the chair that, Provemsat tnereoa. vou | bapenge rs nals rot anter astatety greeting: some one had wheeled to receive him. It was Terns are Ofte te Eady, m MaUrasT vive | “Fr Rirthr ifbemadod igunent Company's ofa ‘No wonder that I wonder? Here, draw | the end, indeed. His mouth was full ot blood. Sale, otherwise the ‘Trustees Teserve Bt to ree | Qeaek PM : y ing, O03, and | oh st whart ‘Teicphone cal t65 8 nmear this chair to the blaze, You must be | He struggled for that last breath, and was gone. gall the property at the riak and coat ot the default: | '°harusut Sait: One-third of the purchase money in | = 3 MP. WELCH, General Agemt chilled—" “lossy, Venning killed him,” said Franels fhe parellaner anor ve’ daye ablic, novice in some | cash and the balance Ie Ps eee ee eee | RECT TO NEW YORE —ri ‘No, no. The fact is, I had amatter of busi- | afterward,“with. that reckless tongue of hers, newspaper published in Washington, D. snd two years with six per cont interest from day of | fh. KULIONLN GILSON and 7 nese that wouldn't wa mp, fa never irrped to dina the treiner ane! ~~ Absolutely Pure. | secu iinet Ninn }matee | te ty Whitt uf ptcnue mute te given | Pert ba epee Ant tte MATUMORY 0 you mean you wouldn't wa! e same ot itall.”” He never said a wor aoe teat on ; Re oun crane ; impulsive halewinged mortal that you used | share. “Flossy “Veoaing “kilied nice uke sees ae = Ries CRORES. War Oy AU ABLE BUBE | aah, &t option of purchasers, Erat'doboat or gags | MORNING. Préwnt at jowestraion 998 tober Wil akniier Mf Much as if shehad done tt | strenghiand whelesoneness. More economical thea | ~ PENNA AVENUE AND 1OTH Broek whee” | and boo on eeea areas Ofaahe ee ie sauare 00; | IT VERNON! ACT. VERNON “And Iean't wait now. It has occurred to | witha knii the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition irtue 0 ae Court ut 3 Sof purchaser: teres | down, All convey: of sale must be co! day of sale in det me, in relation to the affair of which I was At oost of purchaser. Terms once speaking to you, some time ago, that it pole ese US ears een ‘With within ten days from reserves Br rue Of 8 decree of the ey e Court of the iriet of Columbi tr toga cause No. 0789, hoe 20, wherela Jase M. Hook Stat neti with the multitude of low test, short weight slum oF hosphate powders. Sold only in cans, ROYAL BAKING of which the trustee is quite as feasible ‘to manage that in a private HOME MATTERS. WDER CO., 106 Wall street, N.Y. a9 | are compiainants, aud Harry A, Hook et al, are Fight to resell at risk and cost of defuuiting pur way as through the city, and, if you and Col. fendants, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at after Un.ce ¢ ublic advertisement. Evans care to go in with me on equal terms, | A GRACErcr. design for @ door panel is prblle sliction. in tune of the premises, om TUS HENIY Wise GARNET, Trostes ; =. — © ie might be worth your while. Only thé | branch of Norway fir with the cones. Conraarous. at HALIPASt FOC OCLOCK Fiat Rates | THOS R WAGGAMAN. Soot! ee DortNeR, STEAMERS. paper Has to be signed to-night, for Monday the | Fr ScrmENS of tiny bits of mica set in tain pleoe oF parcel of land situate and being iu the | FruZOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer ee = = — don't really edre, it will be all right, “There | @aintlly wrought brass frames form an effect. So ks wratineton, D.C. Known and deageated oa — CUN4BD Line. isno doubt it's a great thing, and'one work | 1Y¢ Protection troméhe heat and at the same | Tama pativeof England, and while twas in that bered five (3), in square nussbered Pigs Ranged ty | ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED rand Shoeloend onke eet ae cold hands at | “Me permit a view of the “fitful firelight.” country I contracted a terrible blood poison, and for Seventy-eight (87 ), the said part of lot havings front BRD S STRES None Seine NO Lane ROore the Blaze, they were so white Sod thin that | Vi0LET Boxes, made lixe wedding cake | two yeare was ender tecannes as an out-door patient | on north D street of twenty-three feet seven and one: | fA 8, STREETS NOK + BEING NO | ew vor TO“VERIOOE, VIA QUREND you could almost see through them, boxes, of satiny white paper, are sold, to hold | at Nottingham Hospital, England, but was not cured. | Palgingics (is (0-1 7a inches), and running nortpand | On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, TOWN, otoaP Eat all, said Kranels. To tell You | from a dozen to fifty violets, and are exquisite | 1 Suffered the most agonizing pains iu my bones, and | seven ‘fect tea sak on eae ae oe Pog ge Fit PPM MA LORE. the truth,J have wondered you never asked Me. | little gifts to w friend. The violets must be | Was covered with sores all over my body and limbs, | inches) to the Tear oe of sata. hare Ge penitc Soe ae ab tat 2, in square S26. Umer. April 10- Idon* kagw but I will look into it. To-night | freshly picked each morning, and their price | Finally I completely lost all hope in that country, | oot alle jo Une | On estrone en ce ke ee earee and 2S tut | UMBRIA mesaraey’ abel ie seg am ‘y in said square, improved with tw you say? Well,come along into my den and overing the entire tot, on 5 street with an alley on 10th sireet side, im- “aturday, April 17—4:00 Fat, ¢ x u is a matter of perfect fragrance, more than | and sailed for America, and was treated at Roosevelt | SFY brick houses covert proved by a two-story frame Cottage aud Stable, With, day, April 24—B:30 a. “Ob, easily. Itake the last train over. The |_NOURISHING AND SLEEP-GIVING DRINK.— | New York, having noconnection with the hospitals, | belug the width of the lon by a depth of 110 feet, with | ume ofeele. “All'couveyansing and recordin ete | SETA nnn ae Theneiey April 26, May 20, @river—I took @ back at your station—says I | Hot milk and selizer water together are good | _Isaw the advertisement of Swirr's Spectrio, and | {he House, thereon. and the rear Raepen of Py fees | SUASeT's cost. Ir terms are mot complied with in'ten | CATALONIA-~--—~-Salle Thureday; April 22: May have time, with economy. And if I missit,I| nourishment for the nerves. Take half a | Idetermined togiveit a trial, I took six bottles, and | $1ey; belog nouse thereow. pS _ eae a a 104g inches, with the house thereon. shall drive over.” hee reserves the ight to resell the tumbler of milk, heat very hot, but be sure to | can say with great joy that they have cured meen- | “ ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in | PFPerty at the risk and cost ot defaulting purchaser OMIA, Baits Tweredsy, May a8 Suns Drive over! in this weather? Twelve miles, | remove from the fire before iv boils; add from | urely. Tam aa sotind and woll as Tever was In my | cash, of which: 8400 mat be pal at Une time of sale, | OT PUTCaREDS H. & BERLIN, Assignee. | Cabin, 800; $00 and BOO amen ice See and the road rough as cobbie, Why, it’s 1m*| the siphon bottle sufficient seltzer water to fill | life, L.FREDHALFORD. | and the balance in two equal instalments at one an —— a sibl PetNotning 1s tmy said Kirge, “an Stoerage tickets 10 very low rates, ¥ up the tumbler; stirand drink. This ts a good night-cap. Goop Recrps for macaroni: Boll one quarter two years, for which the purchaser ‘must give his Promilssory notes, with interest from the day of ‘sale Bayable ‘sembanhually, sueh notes to be secured by New York City, June 12th, 1885. r[ Tomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. In March of last year (1894), I contracted blood ible toa man in earnest,” IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN God knows I'm fearfully {n sreen, New York: or "ROPER a bowit iF ; jeed of trust on the pi sold; or all cash, at the GEORGETOWN, D.C. AT AUCTION. (CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co. LIMITED, “I won't, OF course, provided I have your | Until it is tender. Put in a buttered baking | "ent into the hospital there for treatment. Tufered SAMUEL H. WALKER, Trustea, | lea, Isball sell Lots 2. dad 4. and part of ton, ‘O09 7 street, Weatagecm, signature first, Without that, as you willsec, | dish a layer of macuroni, then a layer of oye | YE mumatism at the same 690 La ave nw. | 5,15 Cox's addition to Georgeiown, frontiug 1mOmeet xb s = sol no tne to go to vane! with it, he wil | FS ‘contincing unth the dish Is Tail. Then | Ald not get well under tne treatment there, nor was | _W.C. DUVALL, Ave ap7-10adds_ | ob Sth street and 160 feet on Lingan street, Improv. ATLANTIO AND Wiest INDIA 1A & 5 , pout the sign at once, and my fortune is made, and yours ster liquor and a cup of milk over | cured by any ofthe usual means. I have now taken considerably enlarged. I shall leave all the de- by Frame House. This property will be divided any all, adding a little butter. Cover with bread | Sven botties of Swir7's Srrcivic and am sound and | ‘[YHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Aucts ere Once r * el ve o1 ~ = oa rms: 7 aN Ew, Cuno Ww INTER "Tours is 0 in your | or erucker crumbs and @ beaten exg. Bake unui | Ye, 1 dreve the polson out through bolls on the | @uSTRES' SALE OF THE EXTATE OF THE | oJciis: Onethird cash: balance in six, twelve New, tails of future management a good deal in FARE | a dallcste brown, and garciat wits peeiay cod | ea a DAN LEAHY, VATE RICHARD Tr MERRICK ON F STREEE | hteen months, with notes bearing Ii crest an British and French West India Islands, @a ands and his—your experience is more than | * Jersey City, N. J., August 7, 1885, NORTHWEST, BEING NOS 1306 AN ape, | Secured by ‘of trust om the property sold; or all mine in that direction.” ard-boiled eggs. ‘ireatise ou Blood and Bisin Diseases mailed free, By virtua of adestes of the Dopeaee Cornet. cash, at the option of the purchaser. All fopver; | BS BARRACOUTA, sailing 17th April | Well, come wlong. We'll settle the matter | OraNce Dessent.—Oranges are plentiful and THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. the District of Columbla, passed In the cause of 83) SOAEE SG Se Berchaner com. A. fevouitor $25 will | 8K MORNCA, sailing April, pro or con speedily. If you won't stay over | this dessert is easily made, To the juice and Drawer 3, Atlunta,Ga. | Margaret Merrick and ‘others against Louise, Mhe7dads THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. day or more at St. Kitts, Antigua, Mart Palos the Sat Have you lose that train fF | pulp of three oranges and the juice of a small | _N.¥..167 W.93d st 14 _| aneraisnedtraners appointed by als dear wh ———— : sooommodation, exoslient calaiaa, “Bi rent the n 0, K: lemon add one and one-half pints of cold water ~ Proceed to sellon TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY Y yy Tooms, etc. A) outerbrtage fonked obser hie ae aaa aiees | st these caneararsneaee aren Caratates | Nonrorx Surra RivAnia Saaeat fe ucioce tae | SEWING MACHINES, &e. tharcuarr aunted b; 1 e« . id then strain, Mix two spool m1 ublic suct In frout of the premises, lot ny oe re ed ‘Pearl foie sign of her bw sould horkate nsdn | March smowihis inate old water wid mar | #9" Children tn Cheviot and Cassimere of at shade Bare Si U5” Wage SELIG Fae | ANGE SLI-THREADING NEW AMERICAN eee at renie. how Yom, that it Was upon Laut open Douk that qulctly | Io, the ‘stralzed syrup, “Bet tie mixture on ae Hichanlty Mittra aresgcuce ung alee. | Yeinore extanavely used ta thie city than any otnar, | GU igre Nem Hoes te WEAN and wu n he laid the fi h and dewy bunch and boll g y fo es. Let "4 One itd. casi alan rT runs fe smooth and nolsel ‘Simpiicit; com) "s Pier, Ni jorth River, foot orton. of sininus lie had bought. pon ¥ Pune’ | cool and then set it in the retrigerator, Before syrah a MAE Shieh eee | an ability. of the I No betes tS streot, New York Panes x EISEMAN BROS, two years tu ‘equal instalments, for which notes of MOST POPULAR purchaser will be required, seeured by deed of trast on premises and a policy of insurance. “A deposit of $000 goal dardbiity of "the highest read. No spiral spri Auiachiments wo do tite inest a, degree. 0 buen (9 No comwieela Elega beauiifil tunes work. its serving beat the whites of three eggs to a stiff At the word “business” Mrs, Louie had | froth and swiftly and discreetly withdraw: tir Into the corn starch and now It may be r el, Wednesday, seein, Patel Wet APIS bm ‘pen a2, 1 {ind stir into the corn star - eee ae self-threading shuttie holds more turead ‘thes any | Tam | coming toa fuller compreticnsion of the event | Served in fancy dishes or in cases. % a et eS Other. A child can learn to operate on the No, in | Sc Germain, Wednesday, Apri | She sod in the adjoining music room, where | Tite SECRET oF ALWays HavtNa good flah- CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, SHEE RiCi pO five minutes. Call at ofice and sce indorsements of | St Laureme de doemselin: Wemvesabe sey 2 Bats | she, would still hear the inarticulate inufmur of | balls ts to make up the fish with Aot potato and | _apd-sta Cor. 7th and F streets, GEORGE i. HAMILTON, SUS 000 Washington people nove using the Silent | | Ch rraoie on ight in kiiounta 4 eal om | "Kirke Outerbridge? Thut wretch, that repro- | “¥ timmediately. Cold mashed potatoes are ap3-colwéatas 1806 F st itermea, | 084 mechanical experia, AUERBACH, BIAN, Agen 4 rene, Mow Te bate, that dissolute, bad man, the swindler of | heavy; when hot they are like alight batter. The 5 — ‘Cor. (uu and TH sts., ‘No. 6 Howling Green, New ¥. bs oUt Sole Agents 6. C. Messrs. BELL & Co, nts for the Dstriee his sisters, the utterly base and contemptible | Only cooked thing about a fish ball that may be Duouxxex NESS, bret ae gees New Automatic, New Domesile, New singer and | Coltmbla, 1437 Penmayivants avemee, | Person, Inside her doors! ‘That ereature here, | PUL In cold Is the fish, two cuptuis, chopped; OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY EXECUTRIX’ AND TRUSTER'S SALEOPVALUA. | mers. ‘Hepairing it all lis breneien, ene lal wee, | eee =e | speaking familiarly with her husband, possibly, | 10Ur or five potatoes, nding Just a little more CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. BLE IMPRPVED REAL ESTATE, BEING per month, ap?” it he missed his train, to stay all night, to sit in | Man the fish; one esg, two tablespoonftls of fs PREMISES" NOS, 301, 323 AND 325 FOUR- — RAILROADS. | the‘drawing room, to stat table with her and | BGtier, One teaspoonful of salts one’ third ot HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. AND-A-HALF STREET. SOUTHWEST, (ON Au —~ ———— with ther her sisters, to speal teaspooniul of pepper. sh tita cons Add the fish and sea- LF AND Hean be given ina cupof coffee orten withontthe | CORNE FOUR-AND-AHA c Ty | tamination, she felt it an insult, she grew more | Sone to the mashed potatoes, then the well-| knowledge of the pervon taking ite 1 amenity THR eee Se Ree eel Fe ee a arpa ey Sewing Gree OE MPRNNSYLVANTA ROUTE and more angry, and every moment seemed an Pike Shape this mixture into smull | harmless, and will efiect a permanent and speedy Under andi TO TRE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST. in a fr. virtue of the powers In me vested in hot lard until brown. hour while she by the last will and t her int ing basket and cook Philadelphia Ledger. Machine, the latest, simp perated, best cure, whether the patient isa ae sf = nap pmarecotin erate drinker or an ment of Joseph ih Ha DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY. fresh fever. There were soi e things, ‘ e i F made aud most elegantly ornamented of any | STEEL KAILS. MAGNIFIGENT Batt alcohollc wreck. ‘Ithaa been given in thousan Jeln, 1 shall, on WEDNESDAY, the BOUT MILs She said to herself, that she could not bear. Guig | | Beuxswicx Srew.—At ten o'clock put on | cases, and in every instance a perfect eure bes for | THENTH DAY OF APHiIy 4.’ D. 1806, at eee | machine. We solicit call from one and Trains lets Wee na nLL Fem, 4 She coniaaaanie barca 2 three 3 a S x e nce impreg- | {Pont of the pre part of Lot numbered fourteen, | wide range of Work that can be we i j bear ik gahs cond enduras great deal Uubthis| ontiquedl boil anill aleveret han patiia: tee | eioto IEEE Mena we oe ‘arteen, can be produced. ‘We will | Por Pittsburg ante Weer (14), in Square four hundred and ninety. begin id ‘send one to your house for trial free of charge. S OPPENHEIMER & BRO., 528 Sth street n.w., St. Cloud Builaing, All kinds of machines rented and repaired. ap HE SILENT WHITE IS THE BEST AND | inguess. Franels could not ask her totecome | the companion of men who ought to be con. | viets; Francis could not possibly know about | him: there was no time Jor her to give warnings | she had rather die herselt than see Francis the | companion of such a 1 | | quarts of tomatoes that have been skinned and Mashcd fine; boil till twelve; then put in a large bod of red pepper, two large chickens, cut as for frying, and stew tll two; then putin half a pound’! butter and two tablespoontuls of stale bread cramps, two ears of boiled corn cut from buy du the Liquor appetite to exist. For SaLe By DR. S. F. WARE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F streets; also, R. K. HELPHEN- ing wt the nurthesst corner of sald lotand ran thence south on the line of 424 strect twen ty thence west sevent: fuclies, (79 feet Siz inches) i 20) nine feet three und a halt , thence north 1 and thence cast seventy-nine feet threeand 8 hes, (78 feet 3%, inches). to the place of beginulng, street southwest. ‘Limited giacs Sceping Cars at W804 Line, 9:50 AL. daly te (iocianati and & Brith sleeping Gare from Harrisburg to. and Hotel Car to St Louis; daily eXcept Sakurdagy to Chicago, with Slee, Car Altoona to. . ound Cinclanati lex E aicago at nati express, et 7:10 erate all rmer 14th an Improved by prenises Nev gu most complete Sewing ‘Machine: has sore palsy mane ars Washington v0 Chicgo pms j gotmpanion of such a han, "Already a felt | thecou, und three WATS Totnes tad o | STENE, corner 14th street and Vermout avenue, SRSTEDIAMELY TEEREA PREM T sail oft for | that bouche te ‘operator itis. light, fastand ‘yuiet: Recting at Harrisburg wiuh Wemern ba wah | down into the slime and ‘corraption proper to | 2Ot Very fine, with one small tablespoontul of Washington, D.C. gale part of Lot one (1), in suid squure 483, besinning pr EO Vs ee Pacific Express, 10:00 P.M. puch people, when suddenly Hove ran in saying Hu't Scud the, stew tothe table bolling hot | | Callor waite for pamphlet containing bundretot | {or uc paneata volt odie rest wei ate abr | auinehwork-locesiteh," he White Automatic en | Kasi, Expres, 2030 FA duly, ie Euan Francis was calling wildly on the universe to | Jivcre, should) bes a good deal of gravy. ‘The | testtmontalsfrom the vest womenand men from all | Ofsald saa and TonGiie (ieee eee er | ugie unread machine, St prices you ‘Ail kinds | Cluleago and Cleveland, know the exact time for the last train, he hav, | chickens should 68 stewed to plecess and the to- | partyof the country. ocz4-a.te,th Stnaid ie treet thirty-one (1) feet, thence west | Of machines for sale-or rent. ‘Seepairtne e-specann BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. ig lat astineetie | maices periectly dissolved. Squirrel may be | — mixtyalx (86) feet, thence south thirty-one (81) fect J. F. MCKENNEX, 427 vill st. For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, “Why, what Is the matter with you?” she | stewed In the same way.—The Caterer. FFICH OF W. W, LAMB. 3D. and thence eust ality-six (68) to sild diy street and | _J. B. RICHMOND, Manager. mah 10:00 PM: daily, except sauinday, with Palace Jered. “You look like the statue ofa bronze | ONIONS FoR SLEEPLESSNESS.—Whether onlons suey EA NOYEE UES Soa o5 ci arest'somtrese, 7 Drenoes Bon, SUB For Wililamapor, Lock Haven, aid Kimtea, at 50 | Fate here in the dark!” | have a soporific effect upon all persons must be PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1834 ‘Terms of saltz One-third cash; balance in equal pay- MEDI 2. A. M. daily, except Sunday.” crrectig wig Hemuling Mrs. Louie! She knew | qetermined by the use of them. ‘The lamented | MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, ments of atone and wo years, notes {0 bear interest, EAE Ts or ey Sones eat A, 8:0, np 32.00 the answered directly, as culmiy ae she ‘could | Mr.Frank Buckland found them beneficialatter | 6OLK AGENTS OF JOANN HOFFS Euston “the premises ‘suld, of ail cas at option oF “MAxHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE | aj, 00 a. Mk. 2-00, 4:20, 10:00, and 1120 Pe taka hactecath: | mental fatigne, followed by sleeplessness, MALT EXTRACT U.S.OF A. Purchaser. Conveyancing, éc., at cost of purchaser. | gy. Gtwo, of D& BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cor Express of ‘Pullman Parlor Cara, “Francis knows that Inever bad any time | Onions pr by the following method have : = Sense OF E1OY reauired on cach piece sold at time | OC'herve power. “ii imparts Vigor to the wine oe EM ebery assy” A | alforded rellet'vo hauy persons sufering frou SEA CREE TE RL EHIA. | | ofuale. teemate becompiied with it ten Gare other | So" SOP eee ag, ae ee to ee Sosloaee am tones Sioa, Bees shac th 2” erle nsomnia. To each quart ot onions aliow a. | DEAR SIRS:—I HAVE USED JOHANN Horr | ¥! reserved e cost ¢ ee bonte cf treme J | crus whas ne fete Mawes cred. Meuils | ere stool cate oie haifa teaspoontal of | MALE EXTRACT FOR THE PAST HVE YEAxs | faulting urchase: of purchasers alter five daye pub ‘ME. DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND a of = ler ean of course by my u De = AvaTe nee lic notice of such resale in some newspaper published. reliable Ladies’ Physieian, can be consulted dail; fordlug direct transfer to Pulton street, ay Watch or any of these ubsurd clocks of ours, | Hit, Tet the onlons simmer for two hours. | Sua. Tt tO Ae TH ESE ee RANE: | in Washingwon, Dec. At her residence. 1245 7b st: tow. Oftice hours (ras jiow York Chey. but by your real old reliabi at | Drain them thorougily when cooked and let | FOUND IT TO. STONTO MORE ” GAROLIN: N! ‘Ladies: gree :00and 11:00 A. M., never fills, Finished “uniting Ok them become quite cold. | Mix one tablespoon- | PNGWM TMA ECU AY ASHE ALVE | Executrix and Trustes under will on seaee ie Han. | 2220 Dm with — or Lid PM Oe Hicre's my name, then—there's hever a decent | {Ul of butter With one tablespoonful of flour, IN PEHSONS CONVALESCING FROM | __lein, deceased. SS R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND ‘ao Me, dni sbo pen in this house! You see, two minutes wiil | #dding salt aud pepper, and pour on the mix- ‘SPE 1 FOR [OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. oniy reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can =e nee ~ make or mar you. If there are torty-tour min- | ‘4 one pint of boiling milk, stirring con- N , CASES OF bee dally, 464 Ct. bet. 4% and 6th sts. nw. 35, 7:15, 9:00, 9:40, & 11:00.4. utes you can inake the train, and if there are | tnily.. Put the onions in the sauce and set ARR SSO AN HUNG | TulaT VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP. | Prompt. treatment, Correspondente and constine: Seb bie hie ot 7:30, | | only forty it’s no use at ail trying,and you may | them on the fire until they boil.—N. ¥. Commer- TION WAS DRAWN BY ERTY, KNOWN AS THE GERMAN HALL, | tons strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. OP. M. Op Sunday’ | as well stay here—you've been in worse places” | cial. a Ree UAW Er Ean ai, STREET, NEAR | Officealwaysopen. apes 11:00" A. M., 2:00, 4:20, 6300, Tits, Tow, | and be up bright ‘nd ‘carly on Monday morn-| Clas Sovr.—To the Jules of one hundred HAVE PASSED MY INSPEG | TiONt 4 W251 BEING NO. 608), AT AUC For Pope's Creek Tine, 7:15 A.M. and 4:40 Pa, Ing jor the sunrise train, aud accomplish about | clams add three quarts of water, season with CUSTOM-HOUSE SA TISFAUIO | On TUESDAY,APRILTWENTY-SEVENTH. 8, AND MME. SELDEN, 1321 13TH ST. NW. except Si " $ e B Zi aa M-HOUSE PSDAY,APRIL 3 x ; cept Sunday. —- hg maine Sune ee of losing all,” was the re- | P°PPeF And salt, and put on to boil till the Ui, MEMPRCTF ULL Sroniees: Th ail gat ak D ‘ so ires and ‘cont YOURS, RESPECTFULLY, For Anuapolis, 715 A.M. 12:05 and 427 P. v1 remedies prompt and reliable; advice free and cont- i 7] | ply im deeper once eum, censes to Fike, skimming it earotally all cater Dig EE EY broperty known as the Getma fal, Se GOS FEE | Seta: terms feasonable: ‘Cal oF write.” ape-twe $A Shoup ‘Sundas. Bandage, Ves0 “Ana. H miei Gnveced beanies cis, | the time. Then put in_a saltspoontul of ether u. street northwest, and being part of Lot 12. in square e, ND BE WISE-DE 3 ERS, 00 in oi | There was but one Idea In. Mrs Louie's head | Ses Or dried thyme leaves, the Jules of WO | pewane or whence PRUXAPELEHLIA, | $20, fronting 25 tect on weet side of ith streetsby a | EQute @ appeared boone me oad reek nth tan | ALEXANDRIA AND Ti ERDRLA AND Wensiee asshe listened, hearing everything with fatal | ull onlous—or let one onion boil inthe soup, | WREWABE QE DUTALION, NONE GENUINE | dept of 50 feet, improved by sthreestory and: teor- | etonthe Established Expert Specialist inthis | TUN HAILROAD. | distinctness. He had to have forty-four min- | Abd remove it before serving—a quarter of & | HOFF” AND “MORITZ BISNEN™ ON THE Aine | Bent Brick Buliding. with alt modern improvements | city, and will Kusranice n cure trail Coos oe For Alexandria, 6:00, 7:05, 9:25, 11:01 and 11:35 | utes in order to reach his train. Ji he lad ouly | Pownd of butter rubbed. into one tablespoontul | GS avEANE Baweee seas uaa | eri convenient io two linea ot cope anaes | deme ofmen and, furan mediane, or po Shares, | FO fZs03, 4:25, 4:85, 0-01, 800 aod 1ST PA forty he would stay the night and over Sunday | of flour; let it boil twenty minutes atter adding Offices, 2c. Gc, abd should comiaaed the attention at tion and advice free atany hour during Sunday at 6:00, 9:25, 11:01 A.M. 4:35, 6:00 Pe | and that night too. She ielt in her infatuasion these. Chop the clams very fine, put into the MM MMEEKNN N 00 NN N ¥ buyers. ~ : SHorsees Santer ere 3 Notary vo pie Michmend ‘and the’ South, 6:00/11:01 AM, and | of horror that all the perfumes of Arabia would | S08P, and boll tive minutes. Then putthesoup| MMMME NN NO ONN NE y yf |. Perms: Cash within twenty days, and $100 down at | BROTHERS, SAMU this 34 day of July, 188. 4:86 FM. dally. | Potsweeten the house after ‘that. Bo ‘rid of | Were will Keep ot without boiling andadd | MBMMEe NNN 8 QSNRNE yy" | umeorsaic, allconveyancing atid recording at pur: | "apS-me : : TH TLO0 TOTO AS HOO BS ae oS ie, | Khew what degridaton he mani ae 1 Sn? | pint Of milk’ winch Bas ‘been boned aed | MM Meee MY Soo Se BNE, F x | SMELT SS, wltsrwe are vot complicdwnh lnthen | ST aeaciRING THESERVIGES OF AG| tease Ap ei4oe Som at os ‘shomaa: Knew what ‘degradation the might work even | Pint of milk winch, has boon ‘bolled an ie tag led ween ee Pe eg oxperienced Female Physician shoud ‘consult | On Sunday'at S00 and 10:10.a MSS, 7505 | upon Franefs in that time! “Mcanwhile Francis | Howe clent cl ne — Chaser or purchasers. By order of dans. Bit WILSON, 1105 Park Place, Tith et, be | | Lodz PAM and 1210 nig | . i i ae | exgs. Putin a teaspoonful of parsley, if you . ‘ 5 ITH. RLES Date, . we informat e northeast cor- Unruaiing bis arms ef the asset OEMs | Tike the Havor, and’e winoglats of wine oe | Dr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera SCHNEIDER. JOLN ARDIEESER POR RAR | wee nend Cots. ne TRALTE ee pays | nevof 13h atrect and Pemaapivemis atone eee as | i door, with sundry the flavor, and a win a gabe naes oe ce eee ee % ILES, INSTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE N10 | Bot Of 18th strect and Pennsyivania, as subdued objurgations, and had learned that tie | Y Bo It, daalt the above ey TERN, Comittee. ‘days, and never returns. No. pur ‘sal > oo eee, | train left at 6:f3 sharp. j quantity ty ‘quite enough” for six or “eight | ofthe procreative organs, Whenever any debility of | Frys co™ntee a auppository. "Sufferers will learn of asimpic remedy | OGABEAS TO Gestinution from hotels sind residenoes, * “Did you ask me what time it was?” said Mrs, | P°ePle.—The Cuterer. the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause, : aa = Free: by addressing C3. MASON, 7 Nasaust, NY | CHASE BVGH Auseager ag | Loule from the distance, in the cold voice that, | CAL¥’s Heap, (Mock TURTLE),—Take a well ed eae stream of Seay. permene TRUSTEES SALE OF: MOST VALUABLE X i ss ap’ z | from some little experience, in spite of general | cleaned calf's head, cut it open and take out | ‘brough the parts must restore them to healthy ac a ed = ADIESI-PENNYROYAL PILLS, “CHICHES | 7) | BINS hulepast Ave; Tes a livteslow, may ve" | ad boll unt half done; take, tout and plek | Setaiaes ta Wesknes oe eae cece | Wer Dlnii of columbia, pamed a the cae, oF | A orinclote 4c Cuamys) tous for particulars by | Sebeduletn efect SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18tn, 1888, Poor Mrs. Louie! She had just quickly put the | ‘e meat off the bones, and cutit in small silty, ytrouble | others, No. 0757, Kqulty Docket 3b. the undersigned | StvB lh a = | Pe 1 o he | pieces, put, it back in the ligwer way bei capacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—tn fact, any trouble | others, No. 9737, equi cet 25, the ui ned | Sold by Druggists everywhere.” jazo-mteackin | tia eed mare dexredation cid hav boss | unui dong, then put tn aneeaspoonitl enc at | ofthe onan cre Do aut confound tis wan | So AGP CR seve wiped too | See peeencreneawe, mA | ave wasagion tum Salon, emer of Mow wrowght on. Francis by" this iajurious com: | weet Mariocam Aud paracy, and. two or tihng | eric bel agverted ocr alls fom bead to | Yao. at 8iV O'CLOCK’. Sar" public ancl, fs Frvccs Deity Lost Vigor, Exhansted Vitus. Ar. | or Chicagy wd wim And 1020p... dally The | e 3 7 jane onioius, , one saltspoone | toe. This is INE urpose. Fores | frou fe. prem 1s Nos 23, 24 ‘and 27; in rial ackage Of the’ Marston iolus, woscthe ‘a.m. ina Fast Limited 1x Peery the a ea ein STORE Ott | Tar cay cuz Ant rool Elece tee eT | aR ae eae ees Alley and Page's subdivision of lot in square No. ba, | with sealed treatise and testimoniai’ will be seuton | Citeecn atcae anita’, doxpres for bay ches | “Hall-past five!” cried Francis, “Well, then, | SPoutul cloves, and one ounce allspice, one gill ss Washington, D.C., situated on Connecticut avenue | receipt of 10 cents in stamps. ED ‘ext morning wi 8:55. No extra fare is charged om ie you Will you Wile OF ee yout qty tben: | euch of mushroom una waluae catuer one tint CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co, and 21st street, MARSTON REMEDY CO.. this train for fast time, | ifyou will, y sn oe with yout Yea can | of ying, and half a wound ot bi eee ee ene ‘Terms ofsale: One-third cash; balance in one and 46 West 14th st. New York. .| "For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louts daily af {asi make St andcatch your breath. And good | of hess ic emrsat ie ee eee | ans-wea 103 Washington street, Chicago, | $WOyears in equal instalments.’ for, which notes of —A PERMAN! Poe nm. aud 16-10 pm. with through coaches and wheels ware thang ee next, munate the | Cady well dows. Boatup the bovine with ee PS ee pon tie promises" A depost ar 6356 om exet hora | a . eal Debulty, Loss of | Six0p.m-ie'a fast limited traf to Cincinvatl ead the highway, rougher with 118 frozen rate toe | White of an egg, and fry them in sinall cakes, cut a berequired at time of sale. ‘Title perfect. Sadat START Se Lows, arriving in Ciuciunatl next morning at 4:4, | any corduroy road heaved by the tonne sie | balf the liver ia thin slices, and fry It also, Gar, ‘Tickets oply @6. Shares in proportion. GEORGE E TON Tastee, | mer Sthand Fsis. Price, $l | MY. OOF | t Louis 0:30 pm No extra fare is charged on this | and the door had slammed, ad the teers eet | nish with hard boiled eggs cut in thin slices. If pac 8p. 1306 F st. pw. _ | "Sent by mall sealed mh2+u,tn.som_ | Hala for fast time. [Jey alr had ceased, and Francis was calling ‘her | te Sfavy is not thick enough, brown a tea | 7 OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. (OR REASONS BEST KNOWN TO THE | > = Ry gh a | again, and she was drawing a long gasp Gf At | Spoonful of flour, and rub it with the same of | Dy ——- se 1 OWNER, 3O P4¥e Tala, Pike Ristping Css oe Pees vee one | lighted "relies." "Yes, he’ can Just make it poor | Butter, and pi “pound” of ‘veal and the iooeee, | mere $2. MY cemEYY that we the arranoe, | La egpeeares onaers to seit the Stock and Contents | °° morn DR DYES For Balzinore gu wwok day, 6:20, 0: 1 : I e | ments p in rome aah J BELT, and other Epmcra treat Sontent that it he aida’ make eee eitd | chop fue, and beat Ina mortar add half toe | The Toate sient ond ouariery, Drawing: | © "85 suvanre STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Apritincss Wa Will send pi tate ase eS go tothe inn and there was an end of niece | Spoonful each of sweet marjoram and summer | ton manage and control. the Brawton thenetwsn oot MONDAY, MARCH TWIENTY-SECON! Daath eee Vietitg nang, Sutering from Nervous |, es o |1ar as the Ferneroft family were concerned, | S¥0ry chopped flue, the saine ot powered mace, | ‘at the same are conducted with honcety, fairness, and + ATEN Aa D, Debility, Lost Vitality, and those diseases o1 1000 win. 1:25, 140, And then she looked ‘rornd io see if Laura had | 4Uarter of & nutmeg grated, one saltspoonfal of | {Jad Jai toward all partics. and we ‘authorise the | ana win continue daily aetll Aiinoda are disposed of tellef an COMBS Tameeetion te enka For Suendnddah Valley Raliroad ar points | amon, Roy thing of this precious atte” the | MRP ach i tna ates OF GO OUR | stants aiached in Ge adsrtmckao” et % OW | ABne acy contaion prime and races ry ous | Tucan combine, eration nl eor and |, A san Go, Valley Mallroad and polis South, “a . Mix we ner, roll in flourstry "otlous, puarantoed. Send at onc oe Took ing Ont Pa ner at ccal on herhands | brown, ang patic the soup, Biles a iacioe la , Bilks, “Velvésis, Satins, fine Dress Goods, Cashmerce, | BAESPRIct, f VOUEAIC BELT CO, Mar | Nice Annapolis, 6:40 and 630 am. and 12:20 an® Outerbridge bad really been sent out in the coid | the, Sup, or cut one and leteach add juice to Blankets, Guilin Underwear Hours, Gone | F>iCORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE, OF Tire | #90,Pm ousandas, lo aan. £0 pm. by her with exactly fifteen minutes to do that | Suit the taste.—The Catere ‘Embroldeties, Gloves, ‘Jerseys Umbrellas, a De. P. SRICORD, of Paria De | mick, Sap, "sauuoue, beewewn Which reqnired iorty-four. A blind sense of guilt vate and is, White Sires, together with a full | SIGESMOND'S Blenna” Eradicator, for wale’ at VC, | BAnGOss 340, B90 ata A Was just betind Mrs, Louie, and overtaking her mullear line of Domestics. CHRISTIANI'S, Druggist, 454 Pena. ave, for | $330. 4:40, 700 and 21:00 pane As @ natural consequence, all at once she was “Killed at——” What matters where? Ladies wate well to aitend this sale, as @ good as- | D.C “i mhv-Lm* tropolitan Branch, ary Gross, the vexation of a moment before 2s ie deed. apd thet ie enought ee ee ne eeneed aaky. TEP aR SRY ER SEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | 13 ‘inciba satus on (7 ig aga e top. ape-ot M. FOLEY, Auctioneer. Pag ‘ily: on Sunday Fe “How came such a man as that in our house, Ap letters that state and stare! o Ladies og Iaales, you can | 10."Sulanion and Valicy Branch, S40 cam dan Francist’” she domanian 2 ‘What though the telling be rough? UCTION SALE OF PRIVILEGES COMTI Da, SECT ERS Car De cae | ton, Staunton and Valley Branch, @40e-m. dalig; ese, 5 He is dead, and that is enough! fecaat Pang = al eae oe ‘Sunday. For Gaithersbarg and intermedute inves man as what?” asked Francis, tum-| Wasurxorow Manet Comeaxy, indies, married oF Stcorstully teased | Bol TH eR Died wit his ace to the foe, Wethe uersionat Boats and Bankers wth py 0 wiser eee owner | Star re? wionterbridy Wiebe jou Sree ae How de how igo suld he det Free traun in The Louisiana State Lotteries which | rotice ig hereby given that the Auwraf ticle tad ADIES’ CONSULTING MME. DR. DIMES, mot Hager jown and Winchester, 8:40 and O43 ag y, he is 5 ‘could not have loved lilt go ‘may be presented at ow? counters. oy Tegular graduate from Paris, France, will rece! “daily. except Sunday ~A'rlend'ol yours” “And her tone spoke not | __#be iad not en bravest et brave! Pree Lovigahs Sedzent Rion. | Beta he Eventos eiveriatae panels on tagaut | S5ftenselegingsgenteerdaa neunane OF went | vipuingactee the Wer dail 020, 70am, volumes merely, but encyclopedias. , ‘ J. W. KILBRETH, le of the ay on tnree | “429-3? From Annapolis 5:30 aud 10:35 am. 1 cr aes Grate Dead and 1.0 word of good-bye! Pree Biate Nanoeet meek | sides of the Seventh-etreet Uullding in Ceuter 4 om, anal know halon seal hyde ueataks 19] Beinnatige ait my once, | She aenhie Sota Teaver eens THE TRADES. rea fects oop i, ace unde ature!’ ”? an rising voices bade tair to Looked in your eyes last night, bbincty Et tee tee |, 1886, the sale to. commence in said Seveni eat re poroadi put all the love-lines of the ideal life of Fe: And I baw Ais eyes in your light: wi er Market on TULSDAY, APRIL = | NS pm. dally, except Sunday. eroft Hill into eclipse. ret And I knew, | knew he would dle, THfereunne, at HALFPAST’ OFE W POMS & WAENESON, Trains Seas Baltimore for, Washington, at G:10q¢ not married. ineaig came the whole story, with For that was his last good-bye! on CK IN THE APTERNOON, and to ‘Book-binders Paper-rdlers, and Blank $230: 5:40, 745, ound 100 aS Ed arried, on that day, every subsequent Zook + Be mad ¥ lips And t think eevee a0, haleing Way do Fon atanet Zou aomestTom my steht fot ee ara | one __ oe —— Sama too pa Seclessbeethans & base, bad, aissolute wretch Ifke that, who He isdead! itis written there! or aidilional particulars inquire at the office of the Gaia e All trains rom Washington stopat Relay Station obe.nid ows! sisters and spends all the mioney ‘And it's late—so lave to-night! company. JPenmayivania avenve, Wasbiagion ba. | “HE furtuer ibnoresion binty asthe Baltimore at can ‘on in his own pleasures, "BY order of the directors: ibe enineions OS | onic ticket Oaheo 3 came to be a friend of yours?” suld Mts Louie ‘There! there! forgive me, but go! THE WASHINGTON MARKET company. | — 897 3 a mpation, C1D end Fecresheee orsive me bas geass . Pemuayivanie avenue, corner of Lath surest okay Lismore yn perdi tie procious| Heese alba lg cas a arenes 4 foe” war lomy Vounine eth oy oy ry word of it!" Tove tie to Sed ed bien a ae nS ot thoaght vo, ol, 8 an infamous talso- = ‘in Cuaselt's Magazine, IOTONI STREET, NEAB CORNER. ST. 4 PURE MALT FXTRACE JW A8t80T0s, ono AND WESTERN Ralls falsehood. ‘That woman has wrought more ee Luiie of tcecres of the, Supreme Court of — contamination under this roo! inoue ‘hoor Danced tn equliy cause No. Suse Seceet pes, eve trons end siriveat i nnd P Ous aod’ Deseo a Dutereel age ts ad men could do in a itenl a ont of the premises on TUESbA te Bere Sem set erivest Band E. Ghent Bans Irenity years © were in the suite clam, We EASE FIVE OCLOCK ML; that contain 5 have drifted apart in our varying pursuits, Dut co when we mect we always ‘begin. where we pe et left off. I would doa great deal for him; he menses Would ‘do anything for'me. I never expected in my wife to be the one to biacik is re Tisterrible, Louie, ‘The vost nen ais charucter. tho. most self dei Ee y i Lg mie