Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1886, Page 3

THE MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS OF 1886. A NEW OPERA BY AUDRAN—DOWNING'S NEW YorK| They Were a First-Class Lot—What ENGAGEMENT — ATKINS LAWRENCE'S EXPERIENCE WITH JULIRTS—THE TROUBLE IN THE BosTOX IDEALS. — Miss Daisy Siddons, of this city, has been en- gaged by Mr. Lawrence Barrett for the Booth company, which she Will join next February in Philadelphia. Miss Siddons fs quite well known in soctety here, and has decided histrionic ability: She is a daughter of the. late J. H. Siddons and a nds) ‘once celebrat - fin'actress, Mrs Sarah Siddons. oe —Mr. Robert L. Downing will make his debut asa star in New York cityon Monday evening, at she Star theater, in “The Gladiator.” Muldoon, ihe wrestler, will aj as the fp ‘ppear fighting Gaul in — Manager Duff has had his quartette of light- weight prima donnas—Vernona Jarbeau, Lillian ‘Russell, Zelda Seguin and Madeleine Lucette—sing- ingin “A Trip to Africa” tn Chicago this weel —— can abtle Lacette has biossomed out as an ave & th Ranma Te nave @ shorestory inthe Christ- — Union Square rumor has it that Mr. Edward S. Stokes, between fights with Jay Gauld, has Jately been perfecting a scheme to organize a be ited permanently in New —Charles Dickens’ granddaughter, Mary, will Sulltvan's {etn Barry Sulitvan's company as leading juvenile —Eagar Fawcett's new comic opera of “King Arthur” will, it 1s reported, be brought out in New York in January. The music is by Max Vog- —Miss Ella Russell, a young American who Sang with success in London last season, has been frlected tocreate te role of Desdemona oie ‘Brst production ferdi’s new opera, 1m London. —Leon and Cushman, the minstrel team, are to “star” in a farce called “On the Stage,” written for them by Mr. E. E. Kidder. —Clara Morris is so seriously ill that tt ts hought she will be unable to reappearon stage before spring. a "a new opera by Audran, will be ven its first American production, at McCaull’s House, Philadelphia, on Monday night. — Margaret Mather will return to the Union ‘Square Theater on Tuesday evening, beginning her engagement with “Leah, the Forsaken,” a very gloomy and ng role in which to her Gothamite mirers. Milnes Levick and Frederick Paulding are stili Miss Mather's leading ‘Support. —A new opera called“The Monk’s Wedding,” by August Klughardt, a composer whose name {s not familiar in America, is represented to have achieved a great success in Dessau. However, Americans will will welcome a good new opera from whatever source. — The cost of “raising the curtain” on the opera atthe New York Metropolitan averages $3,500, not including scenery and costumes. —Mr. Dixey and “Adonis” will terminate their Boston run on Christmas night. Then the “illus trious comedian” will reward the long-expectant “provinces” with a sight of his graceful figure. —Miss Jennie Buckner, the daughter of the famous confederate general, made a successful debut at the St. Charles Theater in New Orleans last week. She has just completed her musical education in Europe. —Poor Tracy Titus, the first of Alice Oates’ ‘husbands, who ts very low with consumption, Will ‘be sent to southern California with the proceeds of a bene ‘it given him in Chicago on Wednesday Dy members of the Carleton, Duff, McCaull and American Opera companies. — Theodore Thomas has the reputation of being more difficult to interview than the Grand Lama of Thibet. There have been many Grand Lamas, Dut only one Thomas of the name of Theodore. — “Daniela,” Madame Modjeska’s latest addition toher repertory, produced at the Union Square ‘theater Monday night, though built on a very tm- Probable story, seetns tohavegonewell. “Daniela” the work of Felix Phillippt, and 1s said to have had & decided in Germany. Mme. Mod- = closes Successful engagement at the inion Square theater to-night. —While the report of the trouble in the Boston Ideal Opera troupe was read In Washington with Much regret by the many friends of that admir- able organization, it did not surprise those ac- quainted with the inside history of the company since Mr. Foster became manager. That gentle- man does not seem to possess in a high degree the faculty of making friends of those int business re lations with him, and since he assumed charge many incidents have occurred to make thi un] 1t for various members of the —— it ts that only after much persuasion by ther artists were Mr. Macdonald and Miss Marie ‘Stone induced to remain with the troupe the pres- ent season. The rivalry between Miss De Lussan and Miss Agnes Huntington seems to have Deen a source of steady unpleasantness of late, the friends of the latter (and indeed many others) claiming that Manager Foster endeavored to give ‘Miss De Lussan a prominence in the nization Which no other artist had ever before been allowed. On the other hand, it was claimed that ‘Miss Huntington systematically “worked the ” for her own benefit, and that this dispost- je trouble. ‘Anyway, it is greatly: to be fo. tothe trouble. ay, gretted that the old-time harmony of the organi- Zation has been destroyed. —Mr. Wm. Durand, an old newspaper, theatri- al and circus man, who dropped dead in the In- Gianapolis railroad depot one day last week while on his way home to Bloomington, Ind., trom Wash- ington, had many friends in this city, who were greatly shocked to hear of his sudden demise. He ‘Was in the best of health when he left here the day before his death. Mr. Durand was under en- gagement with Barnum the past season. ———cee______ Stories About Sir Charles Dilke. ‘From the Pall Mall Gazette. ‘The statement made by a writer on the staff of the Figaro, who had an interview with sir Charles Dilke, induced the correspondent of the Standard to call upon the latter and ask whether 1 was true. After a long description of Sir Charles Dilke, and an allusion to the Crawford divorce case, the writer in the Figaro reported a conversation he had had with sir Charles, and ‘this terminated as follows: ‘I know that ina few months the great Dilke- Crawford case will be reopened. That case, the most scandalous of the century in Englana, 13soon ‘Yo enter on its third phase. A certain number of Sir Charles Dilke’s friends have, of their own Initiative, and without being in any way requested By him todo so, undertaken a most sertous inquiry, Which will shortly result in revelations that will be received by the pubiie with the greatest sur- rise. I believe that I can affirm that Sir Charles nke's Trends statesmen, barristers docto even ministers, and men belonging to all classes ol soctety—are on the track of a conspiracy which Will resound through the press of the whoie world. ‘The majority of Sir Charles Dilke’s friends have always believed in his innocence, and have from the ‘very first considered him the victim of Odious machinations. ‘The time 4s approac when they Will, perhaps, be able to justify that ‘opinion by proofs. The third Dilke-Crawtord trial Will doubtless abound in revolting details, as the two others have done, but, on the other had, tt is Permissible to hope that 1¢ will furnish one of the host gifted and accomplished men of hyp day the opportunity of extricating himself trom the corner Infamy into which he has Deen driven by accu- Sations which tll now he has not been able to sue- ced in refuting.” In reply to the Standard's Cor. respondent's questions Sir Charles Dilke said that he did not give the above information to the writer On the Figaro. That gentieman had come to speak fo him with regard to the information which he had obtained from other sources. It was quite ‘rue that a committee of his friends had Prosecuting a searching inquiry into the matter, ‘and had obtained a mass of evidence. It could not De sald that the case would for certain be reopened in a few months, or indeed at all, a8 nothing as yet has been decided as to what will be done, “A vast amount of evidence had certainly been collected by his rriends, and {t would be submitted to his legal advisors for their opinion. ‘Tin-Tun-Ling’s Career in Paris, ‘From the Chicago Tribune. “Paris has lost a famous adventurer. He was a Chinaman and called himself Tin-Tun-Ling. He ‘went originally from China to California, and ma a laundry ina mining town. Becoming dissat he made his way overland to New York, and then got passage as a stowaway and came to France. It Was in 1862 that he reached Paris. He was Piinlless triendies. He did not know a word of Fres Bch. ‘He was even illiterate In his own language. Indeed, his situation was not Promising. What, then, was he to do? a wundry to compete with the Washer women of the Seine? No. He would aim higher. He would declare himself to be a great and learned Man- He would be rich and honored. In some way or another this shrewd Celestial at- tracted the attention of the Gautiers. At that me Judith Gautier was busy with her Chinese and Japanese poems and romanees. She was, therefore, glad to meet with a real Chinaman who would enabie her to give a genuine Oriental spirit Ww her work. | Theophile Gautier was also glad to have his assistance. So they took him up and made bimn not only their friend, but thelr Itterary partner, and they, themselves knew too little of nese cover how ignorant he really was. ‘Their friendship, of course, gave him entrance to Purisian society. 1 his was people. "He ‘was ena- courted by many Influential Died Lo give lessons in Chinese at high and so became well-to-do. Then he matted a French Jady whom he had met at Gautier's, She had a Of late years Tin-Tun-Ling lived ‘ounty of Paul de Cassius, who totes Taser to him. | He also resorted to various tricks and dodges Of & questionable nature. Several thues EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., “SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1886—DOUBLE SHEET WORKED-OUT SILVER MINES. CONGRESSMEN IN TOWN. Hera p28 Joneressional, te — Tar Usvat Ovencoata, Ovencoata Caverns of Noxious Gases and Smould-|Senaters and Hepresentatives Whe Uncle. . G.. N. ¥- Hamilton house, 'B AAA PERPLEXING SITUATION. "4 Little, John, Ohio, 7i0 11th st. n. w. 2 ‘They May Do in 1887. ering Fires in the Comstock Lode. ee ee eee eet Yong, J. D_ Masa, Hamilton house, ~ aa Bb xlady CHRISTMAS I8 NEAR «NOW WHAT TO BUY. — zt Del as nie — From the Turf, Field and Farm. From the New York Sun, beara peers ren pie Tye Souk, $70 "Gan, 1206 st. nw. If the form of the best two-year-olds 1s analyzed | “Out of the hole in the old Bonanza mine in the | have arrived in the city and at the Lovering, H. B., Mass, National. arr S53 A ERE .We have suggested for the past few weeks in the it will be found that real good ones were more | Comstock lode from which $120,000,000 in ore was | dences designated: cane: eE5 an. Sera Be R Sang PN ie i ea taken was foot of timber for every dollar st. nw. & Aaa E, Ee = Tooked for and a present fsa numerous this year than for many Years path and Packed 8 foot of timber fF every Sherman, J-,Oblo Pres pro fem, 110 st nw. | Mentos, X./ Rigee house. Bo “oo BE SS 285 fu Eee Bhodkerobiel wivther R be Linenor Sik humeticaed | STORM COATS, Past decade any better two-year-old colts in the | miner. “The timber cost. $2,400,000, and some | Alirich, ¥. W-JR. 1, 812 Connecticut ave, MeCreary, J.B, KY. " hotise, — tise 3, and angone willi it] CUT VERY LONG, WITH BROAD COLLARS y oy and the | strange phenomena have been produced in the | eck, Zames Bip" 1400 Mat ow 3cKenna, J. Cal, 816 15th st. Mehavelad french'a mamnetn tock at Meter: United States than Tremont, Hanover, eS igre tt has| Berry ames H. ark ‘Nationa hotel, =! IcKinley, W., jr., Ohio, Ebbitt house, ‘Having heard indirectly that a New York furrier was | chiefs, and such a beautiful variety, that we Know we | > Unfortunate and much-regretted King Fox, to say | dark Se caverns by the changes 4.0.8, Ky, National McMillin, 'B., Tenh., Riggs’ house. about to fall, I communicated witha friend, who by | cam help you out in making a nice sclection.. AND MUFF POCKETS. PRICES, $10 T0 62h pe epee peg pe] eee een eee wi on Sot Bast Capitol st denne Ane” Giayatch atvibed ime to one thectock at once’ Myie TX LADIES" LINEN HANDKERCHTEPS and Duhme. Tremont flashed upon the public like | probably two-thirds of the space Col, Riggs ney, P. P.. N. ¥., Arlington hotel. ignation at Being informed that the stock would be Hematitched, 10c. each, @1.08 per dozen. 8 briliant meteor, and defeated allthe colts he met chambers being occupied by them, the thousands E, Rational hotel. Markham, 23 Jowa Circle, sold only in large lots was beyond limit after taking Bordered, 124 each, $135 perdoten. care coare, With such ridiculous ease that it was concinded | Of cracks and openings aovemary fa the corduroy, | Butler MC. & Cy 1738 Let. nw. ee A ET ee. the time togo to New York at this busy season; but Border, Son king m ,ng 3 ttson,, G. C:, Ind, 124 r ach that those he defeated constituted an indifferent | Stuer third. ‘The top cart or roof of te caverns | Camden, 3X We Va, Wiiard's hotel, Harbury, W.'c., Mien, National, sprint hp Ea i Torpereeut of CUT LONG, WITH DEEP CAPES, VERT amt ale ie act ee t| TS a ee| Gee ere © | RRs CE Tole tome Be : sepa, of the best stakes in the country, from a e C1 ices, compressed fo. i. Yay, . = € Solid The bandoned | Cheney, P. C... N.H., 1441 R. 1. ave. Miller, J. F., ‘Metropolitan. half to three.quarters of a mile, always well in | oD€ solid mass. ie ition oc these es a es Sue 1502 ate Milliken, &.'L., Me. 1013 bth st. It is unnectssary to comment of the FURS we will ‘eact per dozen. ss STYLISH FOR YOUNG MEN. FOUR STYLES hand, and, trequentiy being the last at the | the crust of the earth has yielded ana sunk foto | Goke Richard, texas, Natfonal hovel. B’Q., Texas; 1115.G st. n. w. Seer sramekocas are too well known, and figures that | Very, Sheer ‘White Handkerchiefs, Lace Edge, 25e. Senta aa aaa eee eee cee {he space formerly Aled by the root of the caverns. | | Colqult, A H Ga. 920 New York ave, mutetel, C L.,Cotin, 3 Dupoat Circle Zi otter shor st will startle and eet to thinking | w,,ftr femiget Handkerchiefs. with Colored | DOUBLE BREASTED TOP OOATS, a it pressure on the timbers below, sticks | - Conger, % 1321 re ‘sy ard’ ‘most careful buyer. ‘something very fing Stoc. each, 8.78 & Hopeful. July, and Sapling Stakes at Monmouth | BY It throt crushed to} Cullom,8. M., Ili, 1323 13th st. n, w. Morgan, J. B., Miss., Cutler house." Edge, in coloraand white, from 5c. to $1.50 Fark each three-quarters of a, mile, the fastest | Sitacet naif thetr original dimensece Dawes Henry Le’Mase, 1692 "Rhode Teland ave. | More's: 1408 H stn. Ww. RFE ye wefan LOPS cont om Vythedoren CUT SHORT; VERY NOBBY. TWO STYLER are both engaged. in the Withers, Belmont, and Some ite eee ee sree oman ot | Bamunds Ges. Fer stil Metcchteett ave. orrow, } ‘We’Gal? Wamiiten Sousa, Rok 30, to 1; 20 percent off bythe donna Jerome Stakes at Jerome Park; the Lorillard, Om- ustis, a, 1H aw. Muller, N., N. ¥., Willard’ LADIES’ INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. nibus, Stevens, and Stockton Stakes at Monmouth | Sorag'e eypg, sf che air, but will be surprised to | Bustle as 3 PES st. DW. Murphy, J. H., Towa, EDDICE house, a ee Sheer Linen, Hand-Embroidered, 5c. each, or SATIN LINED OVERCOATS, Park, the Coney Island Derby and Tidal Stakes at by Ee ae G., Nev., Wormley’s, Mahoney. P. BNE. Arlington TITTRRE 11MM MMMM MMITNN N GGG | dozen. "‘Thewo goods ever ware shown Delete for Fae eee a arenes Meares, | cavities ‘where millions of treasure were once | Frye, Win’ P, Maine, Hainiiton house, Meailiay, Benton, Téhn. Higgs, T RRR UMMMMM MEMES Seo ee MADIDS LACE HANDEERCHIEFS. - | MEDIUM LENGTH; VERY HANDSOME ineludi Abe Camden Btalen wiz furlongs, 1n1:16, | Stored. The wood has ‘and from it streng | George, J. Z., Miss. Metropolitan hotel. oe Soe ne, FOE RUM MBM M MUN ERG COW | yn a, 50. and the Select Stakes Same distance, in 1:14%, the | S@88 have generated. ‘These gases frequently ex-| Gibson, Ran all L¢e, La, 723 RL ave, Reece Fi. 130 Marviand ave, n.e, T RO RUM MMM Mo MiEW ‘GGe th Torschon Rare, from @1 to $2.50: 10 percent | price goo mn fastest race Dy a two.year-old pomaeaed eae Se Tae ean ner severe Toke | Gray, Obar, ba eid oth st x iM i aun, ational hotel natural NURIA, former price 85c.; now | Real Puint Lace Handkercitefs, from $1 last race he beat King Fox, who: ‘wood and the cavern becomes a smouldering and| Hale, Eugene, Maine, 1505 H st. n.w. lorwood, ‘. M., Ga, St. James. G5.a yard, LADIES’ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. (Rin6 Fox Qeag) ran two renaneeanis Tae pa he smoke gorteite way outup.| Harris 1.Qy Tenn: oe pitor st, Sterne ae ‘Tamiiton house, ‘Three-inch NATURAL NUTRIA, former price, | Vewch, eoogiomnes Al color, Polka Dot, 19e. | KERSEY COATS, ‘spent for years. ‘The smoke works Its way Out up- hy ¥ -, Mich., Fes z 25 dozen. = Great Eastern Handicap, St, furlongs, with | a ‘ward through the porous surface of the chamber, Harrison, B. Ind., on ¢ te Va., 810 12that. $1.25; now 88c.a yard. © Solid Colors, Silk ‘Handkerchiefs, all shades, 25c. each, moe longs, ta tora. It’ would a tag tne | Sat seemae 0 become invisible on contact tstrong | Hoar, George Made 12s Kat H.W, ORehD GPa 1555 oe Se hep Irgigg Haden Bey BEAVER, former prin 2.75; | gulk Dau Hematitched 50s. cech, 8 UM WEIGHT, DARK, MEDIUM AXD ‘Withers Stakes, which is one of the ante post bet- | Sir, retain! ting, however, Ingait Kan, 1 B’st. n. w. i ONeil 5.3. Mo, 421 6h st ee now $1.90 a yard. es ‘Hand-Embroidered, Scalloped Edge, $1.25, ing events in the, East, is almost, a gift £0" the | Aas covers a worked Oe eee ence | Soken sR? ANE Ouo Maa. Osborne, 8, Pa, Ebbitt. Three-inch Hudson Hay BEAVER, former price,| © "Gps LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS LIGHT SHADES, Brooklyn stable, ‘unless some very remarkable | Arey wre. eRe ce ee OF 2 O00 fect ones, Jonn'P., Nev., 1320 Conn: ave. Outhwaite; J.'H., Onio, 85 Vermont ave, $4.25; now 82.75 ayanl ay daw Geen, “Tne best “once ‘in ie are Fivenzi Mitton, Se a) rs Wve JOB SE De ren, W- b., PAS EA Four.inch Hudson Bay BEAVER, former price, $6: BEAVER OVERCOATS. + indesc! ly terrible, Logal 7 Citfton. = ¢ ¥..4 or yard, 7 Ho ‘Premont and” Hanover mat. be came as |, ras fanenraicd iy cnew decaying timbers | Milan, 8 3K Min, 00 52 we Baye Sey BX Foriand house, shies ee Selig eect eee in, dangerous in all the fixed events in which tex | care must be taken to contoe it eiehin 1s kets Manone, W Ya, Anington note Peel, 8. W., Af ieee New Jersey ave. 5, Ate Seep ae MUSERAT, former price, $3: | Gent's {fish Linen Handkerchiets, from 1c, tothe | BLACK, BLUE, BROWN AND OXFORD; ELY- OF and supply the working levels with the most per- | Manderion, C: F., Neb., 1495 K st. n. W. ns ‘g Ran, The Hamilton. — wad ; frihoat ouaatlon, abot now appear tobe as | Ret Fenaton | A-ent buikieads aia fect | Maser gf Todas AISA fas nounPimat Be SERS TATA Tae seme tn OB) agen ae SIAN, CHINCHILLA, FUE axD ESO desired é deadly chambers bBo 6 cet L Othe eae ne tent wesc good th, irene | atte concrete aug currents oregon | MUCH Onn, Fa Ie te ia dace a. Three och WATURAL-TIRE, boty Tvimming for | Been MARE a GSE a a « ly kept in circulation in the Comstock mines. 2 ? \ Price, $3.98 ; 3 ‘ 50, worth 85. tue daughter of Glenelg aud Piorida, te latter & oe of ese which 1s curred Liege ote NereaD Ta Ak Le SO ee, Peo Wah Lia eps canal ea = si cer dk Guanes se GENTS CASHMERE ‘MUFFLERS, efone reopens ie He Seren | Sohne deere Mista get| Fuad NM wovememare | Pn Sk ea Rr ae ee ee ee < eral good races. including the Autumn Stakes, six feet of air every inute, e 000-1 foot. Platt, O. H. Conh., Ar! n hotel, Randal, re J, ’Pa,, 120 0st. &.e. MUFFS AND COLLARS. White Cashmere Mufflers, various colored Stripes, 75c. a ‘ igh, 13 le Isian J. H., Texas, 222 3d st. n. Ww. 4 LK HAND 4 ated such sprinters as Burch, Pearl Jennings and | Névada shaft. sixteen thousand feet of airis| Pu Matt. W., N. C., Metropolitan hotel. TB, Me, Hi mer price $1.50, now 98c. GENT'S SILK HANDKI Le en down to the bottom of the 2,900-foot level. nsom, Matt. W., N. C., Metropol " B. Me., Hamilton house, White 8 erchii wide or narrow EB BARNUM & CO, Ha ntnngthesMermaug ac shopsned’ the | Auth omer, kat very aut hen | Riser a Ya Metra Rete, WX. C, 457 Ost. nw adiported BEAL MUFFS,former price 44.50, now | CMheng Sad, Sprtageceaes Moninouth Oaks and West End Hotel Stakes, at | these curret Sp .dowe into :the/ lew Sawyer, P., Wis., 1829 I st. n. Ww.” Rice, ‘Mass stn, ered = BO elie wh ‘ pure and dry, Darin marine che reach! vyer, P., WiS., a ice, W. W., Mas, 1339 L st. n, Ww, embroidered designs, $1.50, really worth 82. Seid nearer, nt Eats | Eases el Mga | RAGA GTR, ay, | Hains iytege Setataeen, | TAGTON pat, Sr en, mya ba | neh or RRS ar | 08 =. and Stockton. Stakes at’ Monmouth, Connemara, Thee eee ne cece ae nonioas gases, | Soooner a. Oy Wiss bhatt we Robertson, tA? Ke National, 96.50, now $4.68. HANDKERCHIEFS IN BOXES. by gs err ce Old Thies, aad Is a entieer ie te oper her prom | Mich of the moisture of the mines. that. the Issue Stanford, L., Cal 1701 K Stn. Rockwell, 'F. W., Mass, Riggs house, SEGRE NUTRIA MUFFS, former price $3.50, | Children's Handkerchiofs in Boxes, balfdozen assorted] U U "ss, ER FP OU U {sing young sire Stratford, has been declared out | {fm the upcast sharts in steam and carry out of eee S6b7 Hamu ienGaiaye Rogers J: H., ATK. 1509 R st. 0. W. now 82.25. ine box. Gland @1.25; a. Se Set Een Ft of all her tiree-year-old, engagements, hencedt 1s | ‘he mnines nearly 20,000 gallons of water aay.” | Yana rau a. Wr keh. 1800 Mammachametes ave, | poet 3,0: i, S10Ts Genuine OPOSSUM MUFFS, former price 24.00, | »_,taif-dogen arorted inbox 81 per boxe , zoids Rd useless to consider her as an element in Marry Wilkes’ G: Perf Vest, G. G., Mo., 1204 P st. n. w. Usk, If. W., Md. now 82.98. © | Better quality goods, 21-30. 82. $2.50, #3. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. events. Bessie June, another excellent filly,- 1s — rene i? Voorh D. W., Ine 1601 Ist. n. Ww. yan, e Gent's Fisin Site Hemstitched, half-dozen toa box, flso but ite engaged. La. Julve and Lady Prime | From the San Francisco Chronicle, Walthait Cy’Mise’ Welokera” Baddest Wane ona! hotel price 8280, ow B00 asc MACoHAD, former } poster eons in Pan White or Colored Borders, for | 7° SAVE YOUR MONEY YOU MUST BUY THEM st ‘at Ci ren by those who witné 8s) an a if ., Hamilton house, ayers., J. D., Tex., 710 11th st. ETS (] % ee ” and Baltimore. and La Juive th the Alabama.at | vayving phases, After one false start the horses | Wilson, E. K., id, Edbitt, Scott, W. L., Pa., 1703 K st. 1.W. eGeyine GREY FOX SETS (Muff and Collar) $7.50, We will give to purchasers of Handberchiot whe &o EK TEN § COG. 7 pity Rasoniy twoor three engagements next year. | eathe up on very even terms, but on nearing the | Wilson, J. ¥., Towa, 023 13th st. n, w. spo tamton hoes In MUFFS, BOAS, CAPES, STOLLS, &e.,of Beaver, | B&x. whichanakera gift more presenahie ee eee Rung ae Sg e nea next year. . s 4 , | Box. maken a gift wore p bie ‘The best colts shown in the West were Poteen, | Wire the favorite was seen to be on the wabble, OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. pe Pe RO vee ‘ Nutris, Lynx aud a variety of other FURS our stock fs | «, We Will also lay auide Ray ty RRR “GGs Sis Terra Cotta (ot in any three-year-old event} Jimi | and he was on a run as soon as the bell tapped, Fe pee Meh re EE Seymour, E. W., Conh., Arlington hotel. unequaled by any furrier in the city. ial iiterest at heart Tt saves ete" Bourbon, “Al‘ot these’exeept, Duhme and Terra | While Van Ness partly turned toward,the judges, | Anson, @. McCook: rgeant-at-arms, 902 Dela-| Shaw, FT. Md, National hotel. ae oxen el aa ae eee E aa §%3 Cotta are in the Kentucky Derby and have shown | 88 if in silent expostulation at such ‘a send off | weave nO, Fe Miss. 1620 15 . ck is cleared out. fal in 3 good many i ay fairly well in public, and we do not hesitate tosay | While Harry Wilkes was ona desperate run that Johnson, Chiet Clerk, Temple Hotel, | Smale Re SO isis ke eae hotel, BEAR IN MIND THAT THE GOODS WE OFFER i ae fun 24 SoS | Bourne chances, Of Montrose and the Duke Or | culminated in his driver sending him almost rang, Executive Clerk, Piers Snyder, C. P.. W. Va., National hotel. ARE FIRST QUALITY AND THE BEST IN| , ee eat — the Face and "thelr chances 10 win it 18. good to bring hm to. Mis gate Guy. Whikes: went omen osmosis per go5 15kh Ew. Sones H.R 1, Anington note MARKET. COMPARE PRICES. rE aA NXE y = uy ether nore inthe cy best. y ; 1. Christie, Act'g Asst. sper, 825 15th nw, +H, Jon RT, ATL . REN Sys, ina ster sao — meine ies ta the West were afar, gopd tt, St gaan oe i, guareer pole 0 | Jas. W. Allen, Postmaster, 11101 sm, W. sortie W- pee Aa less A By ~ ant ant m gssg | tue 244 FAX 58 7 cliadsome a Sgt ciiidren's "Sod Wiese? ne best whic! ve shown are Lizzie similar adyantage over Hilton, while Harry was REPRESENTATIVES, Stahinecker, W. G., N. ¥., Woodmont, |BLB AA u MMMM» ATS, at 9351 . GGlenetla), Wary and Jennie Treacy. The latter | steadying to his galt twenty lengths behind, | Carlisle, J. G., Speaker, Ky. Riggs house, sleele, G, Wi, na." Rggs house, BE AA gy Mee Ses, Ree. UU RRR cca nH oH Bosrer a ing at @15, $1A, $20 and Woot unt geaied to's aeasth Shesboee | AS Wien sucha. disastrous break it was conceded | Adams, G. Il, Atlgtoi hotel Sepuenson, 1, Wik, Ebnite Lar ar i a oO ad Bes UU Ret Go Hyll| Heniwme SEAL FLUSH Coats, at 618, 8 speedy and Lizzie Kreps showed BIgh his aistance. the iain Interest was, Coben oe | Alken DoW Ce Stewart, .» Arlington hotel, 7 . Bot “ou BOR ‘GGG HoH | CA doles etorturat of NEWMARKETS, RAGLAI form, parecularly in the Bast white Wary WOU | the leading horses. At the haif-anie post, in4:00, | Allen, C- Hy Mass, Arington, St. Martin, L.7 Lay Willard’. ecaieainscede in = Boe es ite ta Sih Be Beaver, Boa Teed amides of capital races and proved ber Guy had ubproved his position over thetwoothers | Allen, J. M., Miss,'216 2u st. ne, Stone, E. ¥., Mass.. 1401 H st. n, w. CG G sa BEB RRR 00 Sand HANDRERCHIEFS, at 50, Be yoga’ Soe acer aus nin | UCase ot, ri bua ot mene | Andere (MoS Sha Bie ae Ry ian rusraas, Goons Ste fot Hoot 23 ob ante , followed by a rotind of cheers, was caused by n, J. A., Kas., 1353 G st. n. We y in Fi mouth and the Alabama at Saratoga, ‘The tio slide, and, rushing around the last turn, he came | Baker ¢.&,X. Ys 3 13th st ae Strubie; 1S Towa,'20 Grant Place. LUTTRELL & WINE'S, ONE PRICE. Forty thousand dollars’ worth of Millinery to be moe : i In the second position, and aiter J. * E : x thou Jennie’ great speed she should land ‘he stake. | Tmaguincent fuish i oul guy Wilken bare | Barpour, ees Was HEB stn. e. Swope, J. A., Pa. 214 Asta e. rE NS az 420-422-494-426 7TH ST. HATS, trimmed and untrimmed, for Ladies, Mises the winter, outside of the great Suburban Handi- | ‘uslasin that has never been surpassed on any of f. G., Miss, Metropolitan hotel, Taulbee! W. B Ry. Lise oad KES. VEEN Et and RIBBONS, LACES shina at ear owe cap. it lodks as if the Brookiyn Stable, with two | Cun careguwes, The trick was so deftly done as Si, Pas’anington hotels aylor, EV. OMI, 1340 Mee MANICURE SETS. 734. Tr Sr. 734 Tra Sr. | 3s, have examined our extensi such colts as Tremont and Hanover, ought to win | neid by reliable hands: soins y Artz, 1420 New York ave, LU, Ohlo, 1335 G st. nw. GLOVE BOXES. x “ Tk tte, regarding prican, tery open event» and should fal wo one ot we two | ow thehalcaulle post home, whfie tne quarter | Belmont, Perry, X, ¥..2701 Mhode Island ave 2 Ten S01 8 ae Sn ae so een as PALAO © backstretch was covered in 0:31, the aver- in ” 7 PUL A Bt .VING CASI ios a the post in condition: it must be recolected that | S€@,0FtNE last three-quarters petng O:aéx hese | Bingham Hah Ba” °°" ANS #, Hil, 1338 1 st. now. SHAVING CASES, HE oot np ayy | ar — ss there are a number of highly bred colts, a8 Yet | thay snow ag renresent Dut ttle, b ee Bian Po MG athe ore ae note Sree SILK MUFFLERS, from 81 to 82.50. HuHo OF HD DAS Ye = maidens, which will come to the post. been beaten on the turf, Bliss aoe HANDKERCHIEFS, 50. 75c., $1, $1.25 and H Hoo Hur BoP Ma £ Divecis The Clothes of Japanese Girls. ao tea eae Bound: 2 gth st. s. €. Mont. Men's FUR TT are meio toe Ghosts With Warm Lips. Boutelle, U. A”, Me." Hamilton house, end, RW. Til Spee oey BPA, BRE, ERE gSSg EEE NN X TTT gSSg OPENING OF ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES Japanese young men of fashion vistt the girls | SWEET FEMALE SrIKITS wuo KISS THE uoYs ar THE| Boyle, C. E., Pa., Willard’s hotel, Trigg, C.F. Va. Glace cel, Men's DRIVING GLOVES (Buck lined), PPP RRE EE ‘ss, RE NNN T ss, Just as they doin this country, take them out to SEANCES. pray a VA S08 Ste 0 Tucker, J- It, Va. Clarendon hotel. GLOVES of every description. POR OE Eee Sss8 Ere MNF Ses8 ar restaurants and fil them up with ice eream, They | _A.Spectal to the Baltimore American trom New | BYoWgg, SWE EDUC Hoge ee SOE A hoe ee Splendid line of MUFFS, 81 and $1.25. HOLIDAars, have balls and partfes where waltzing ts induigea | YOrksays: Spiritualism haselaborateditselfgreat- | Breckinruge, WG. Pry. Riguehoube Van Schack, 1. W.. Wik, 812 12th st. nw. Job jot of Children’s WALKING JACKETS at halt | , #0 whotevenct purchased CLOAKS should post-| 4 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND 1m ad ibitum. ‘The waltz, however, is a recent in- Pan a few years In this city, and become de- : SRO ais Viele, EL, & X,, ines Jetterson Place. ae aie inukscCanl macaayaclaueanon peeteoee ea SATURDAY, novation, but is liked by the Japanese exceedingly. ly interesting in some of itsfeatures. Thelat- a » Voor C.8., Washington Ter., 1601 1 st. n. w. ar ‘every department complete. ¢ Pe eer Cree ee > Boe ena toa, Teg aii, HEISE | Stiserg mace suk et gio cuoars unas iter squat etrone ne get or consonance with the dress reform movement than | 80d disastrous. A medium gives seances on Broad- » Ba 808 10th st. W, ‘Wait, John'r., Conn., Hamilton house. VELVETS, in all shedes at $1, CLOAKS. cLOaKs. and to strangers to become familiar with our locatioms those of Amerlean and European girls. First of | WAY, 1n the neighborhood of the hotelsand theaters, chanan, J., N. ., Congressional. Wakenteld, J. b. Minn., National hotel, TABLELINEN, NAPKINS, DOYLLES, BLANKETS, vege laptop gen ed all no corset is worn ‘The long silk Sash supplies | Lent to see the performance which was quite dit- Back, 2, Conny SS ee punta x. B Toutstaia, Welekers COMFORTS, MEN'S and BOYS SHIETS, UNDER, | ,O7 pelea iead Yokes a} HANDEERCHIEFS. ce Of steel whalebone, ‘T is | ferent from the old style of aK SE Re hee le Wy . H., Ill, Willard’s hotel 1 oI Berlin trimmed with Astrakan ; lange Ds > Wrapped round and round the waist loss and | fifteen of us met in the parlor and ifereneh tong Buren 3-5- Mo2 W Inara 's hotel, Ward, Thos. B.,"Ind., 327 East Capitol st. Wee ieee ed GENTS and CHILDREN. ornaments, ‘This department is replete with the Intest novelties, the ends hang down behind. There is no large, | short discourse on reincarnation, delivered by x | BUrrow Mich., National hotel. Warner, A. J., Ohio, Riggs house. rele rar Christmas our Store will be open until |" Our $19 PLUSH VISITES, quilted satin lining, | ard ihceser men este eee ee Dorel, concrete ee against the back xe ‘those pretty blonde, vm 10 didn’t look at all ghostly. She ere aa oo ao Mapleav., LeDrolt park. W Bree, ¥ No, viiten “3 mene: 9 o'clock p.m, LUTTRELL & WINE, $10.98. yet Se ph ne Hy be seen in the represengation of the “Mikado” on our | said that, while In a trance condition: ler Gre | 3: eueeeat . r, A. o . DW Our $17 Diagonal black and brown NEWMARKETS, | Ke"! en's Hemet ‘age. Cabell, G. C., Va., Con; ional hotel, veaver, J. B. ~ of : and ee ee = foated about atiarge, and | Cabell 3; Ca, Congressional hotel. ene pore IO C xt oe 1930 PENNsYLvaNIA AVEXUE, Astrakan trimming, satin lined hood, @12.98. their ‘waists ldok smaller, according to the Eure | any disembodied g Caldwell, A. J, Tenn, National, Wellborn, 0., Tex.” 1316 13th st. 1. We al4ow Corner 20th street. Sere o RENMAEKETS Mack ond been, O69, in modes, but no corset is used—slinply a belt | the vicinity. In short, she was possessed by the | Campbell, F., N. ¥., Arlington hotel. West, G.,'N. Y., 512 13th st. a Our Boucle and wide Wales VISITES sold at $9 and uckled arotind the waist. ‘The ladies ure fond of | stranger spirit, and, therefore became ue mpbell, gas, X., Onto, 1013 Connecticut ave, Wheeler, J., Alg., National hotel, $10, all at the ridiculous price of $4.79. Picking the strings of the banjo, and are up to the | the time a reincarnation In thought, feeling Gee ae White, A. C., Penn., National. Another lot of those $2.50 SHORT JACKETS which Sums 2 fashlon which has been greatly in vogue | €motion, speech and action or the dead. “chen ané | Campbell TJX. ¥., Congressional White, M., Slinn., 412 ot st, n. w. For Cunsnus Presexra, re ene Sen Thee peels oll] Tee eek eee cee Dane gunong American girls, Japanese girls attire them- | went into a curtained cabinet, somebody played | Candler, A. D., Ga., Metropol ee Wyhtuhg, W., Mais, Tiges house, allover at $4. ‘Where. For our opening we have sbout 100 dessa ee oe — For mpeg i= eee es 6 iin oe =e) al waited in oe Cars Carleton, E. @., Mich., Nationa. Woes: Bb oe pol Lae ap All our $10 SHORT JACKETS in Berlin cloth hand- Genuine Perrins’ real kid ‘gloves, ee, Sy Pi mi ny appen. e style ng, 1 ‘t ke somely trimmed Astrakan ich ‘8%. Those Ube t more on the order‘of a mi:ten for the and, there | gaverialiaing medium produces shadowy sees ba ty ma Poel on Wulsob, W. 1, West Va 1008 N st. Bw. Xf you are inclined to investigate the merits | Sigg? —_ and Deaver.ct | Saiaileniy. ‘ing a separate receptacle for the big toe. A| that glide around and shake hands, but they are T.'Cy Miss. Metropol! ines #. B. Mich., 52 B st. s. €. of our Resdy-made Custom Garments, call at ETS, re : s 0 al_preparation on Cones ern) L., ky, fe 3 Europeans have very old types of faces. their hands to rodace a cold rotettonch, ‘hore | Clenelits J. GA. Metropoittan hotel Woodburn, W:; Nev., 1321 G st. n. wr. ad 6 cae ae me = xillou,t0Pius and Artrakan trimmed NEWER. | oi ey DT SSE os 50 shaking hands folks Ih that con- preg > —— “see. Place some of our time against yours, .89; extraordinary value. BP." "PN." UG." Thomson's, Warner's er pnepOS. maaan et TES coat se « [ome xO oats penne uy] ‘Senda tt yon st wan Soe ti Pe ees oe From the Chicago Tribune. agreeable scheine. After g few minutes of silence plowasds lone ee TWO FAMOUS ARTISTS’ PAINTINGS. and afterwards repent of your choice you can _| fine buttons and cloth, 5.89. est valub ever offered, wep teed Paka -2 Cardinal Gibbons receives numerous invitations Cees ee a Oe aE | Cooper, W. C., Ohio, 60412th st. n. w. vom the Philadelphia Connoisseur. Our $4.48 COATS for children in Newmarket, coach- to receptions and Lainsers sven in = beg adap yp pp pera manta Cowles, W. HH. N.Co National hove ‘The first appearance of the muff dates trom the | __DMNE back the goods and have your money | ing and hemlock styles, nicely trimmed. 2.98" INFANTS GOODS. Prominent Catholic society ladies, only a fewot | Suppressed admiration. It was just the beatest | COX Sal 8.1 nt end of the sixteenth century. In the inventory refunded. Thatis the business platform upon All our Misses’ NEWMAREETS sald from $12 to! nr Infante department is « feature and em- Which are accepted. The cardinal 1s very plain | footing ghost Imaginuble. Tr wasclad in ekity | COX Wa Ry N, C., 1415 G st. . w of effects left by the widow of Nicolal, we $19, at the ridiculous price, $7.98. ‘This lot is worthy | yore, infants denartment ies and cttres: Crain, W. iL, Texas, 123 B st. & €, al, We read, | which Sd renter, He ter tara aaa | URS ie ata and aaa | Sec He tata bt Sane vee a oc rte a | Meee “rat Soar a od and more attenuat rdinalats has become | Solen att folk over the shoulders and breast and | Croxton, 17, Vac, Congressional hotel, ‘Venice we find a trace of the muff toward the end S27 Store open until 9pm. SMALL WEAR. ste, a8 drawer for gi. thinner than ever. He walks too much to permit | cowe the, back tas the form Biowiy ape | Culberson, b. By Texas, Metropolitan hotel. ofthe fifteenth century. Celebrated court ladies Ses cael of his gaining fies, frequently ‘covering six or | proached the spectators. Tt was ‘not a terntyiey cue ores Sree and women of noble birth carried them. The 22)¢- Linen HANDECHFS. fancy borders, So. Pee s'Sbicler nm Caiareaeees ust He tals be | Hyperion, for ots mann the ube Sura trom | Suc Wasted ie Mage les acta cairns aoe aia GORGE srRAxsr, Mirae’ APRONS very Loe, Stock, eee eet oe ee : It. us seem¢ rith scientific en- | Dargan, @. W., 8. C., 504 E st. muff is shown 1s that exquisite painting by Sir ONg PRICE CLOTHIER, “te pa ble grades Ode. Oxtord Mixed Hose for It takes a great deal to stir up any excitement in | _ The re-embodied spirit purported to ve the rst | Davidson, A. fi Ala, National hotel Muff,” which forms a part of the fine collection of * | Pure Silk MUFFLERS, $1.19. for abe. the wild west, Dut Colorado is agitated by a seus, | FH#e, of a. good-looking fentieman tn one ot the | Davis, Rt, Mass” 1095 Ksts howe the Marquis of Hertford. Nothing could be more | __' 2 4-Button KID GLOVES, 50e. teat FANs. front seats, whose second wife was with him, and| Dawson W”, Mo, 324 8d et, nen delicate than than this work. The youngEnglish girl Gents’ 25c. linen hemst'd col. bordered HDEFS.17¢.| ~ Lon Just now, the like of which has never before | it entered into conversation with him. He said | Piypiers Woutn' Garton Me litan hotel, | seems to be rather passing across thecanvas than V, Hand-knit HOODS, 20c. In Fane we show some ite designs: peioes TEe, been known, in the state at least, by that peculiar | that he recognized Ge lamented spouse dis- Dingle’, X,, gr., Maine, The Hamilton, fixed upon it, so wonderful is the skill with which | .¥ e G. Fiscuzn, 25c. JEWELRY, 19¢. © $25. Our opening ty will be Species of sensation. Dr. G. N. Holbrook, a lead. | inctly. | Thereupon she, put her arms about is | pockery, A’ M7 Missouri, Willard’, the “artist has depicted the walking motion—the 8c. JEWELRY, 49c._ COTTON UNDERWEAR. Ing physiclan of Denver, has just recovered nis | RES, and gave hin a long, lingering Kissthat | Dorsey, Geo, W. E, Nebraska, legs House, body inclined a little forward, and_ the head to Corcoran Building, nts’ NDERS, 15% . seemed to agitate him some. It also affected the hert} Florida, National one side. This woman’s bust, cut of Gents’ SUSPENDERS, 15¢, Do iY, Cy |, Nations tel, ‘sit ust, CI at the muff, it is no well established and the twelve-year-old daughter, whom he had mourned | lady by lls side. She sniffed indignantly, and | Pou am, K. W., Illinofs, 1325 G st. n.W. 4s 80 fine and fresh in tone, so radiantly original 529 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, S0e. Tobousam CAPS, 80a, ectoref Sar goods ep tarenaay Gnome tent ae doe | for nine yearsasdead. He found hera wild maiden she didn’t believe a word of such nonsenze. | ‘Dunn, P., Ark., 223 East Capitol st. in design, that 1t would suifice alone to establish oun 68c. Tobogyan CAPS, 47c, um call further attention to She ete tO in the ways of clv- I i len, J. ., 1s, Metropolitan, ry nown of Reynolds, for into t Invites an ofthis 3 attractive, ou al gow Tse of the forest, totally unversed in the ways of cly- | Then the figure slowly retired backward, waving | puts Py AN. 233 East Ca the tmindrtal re ft Reynolds, for into this seoerne 80c. Silk HDKPS,, G8. 3 chemise will go at. 730. ization. | "Her recovery was accomplished in | affectionate farewells to hubby. Agath it ap-| Blarddge, N-Bo’Michy 400 ter st. n. @ work the artist has put the quintessence of woman- Above and a great many other bargains — ‘night dress at 1.73 ekist at SUc,ct0. a wonderful way. A hunter, says a correspondent | Peared, and three gentlemen recognized it simul- | RUlsberry, W. W., Of, National, Mness, the tdeat of the most exquisite English love. | ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS and PHOTOGRAPHS, FANCY GOODS. In the depths ot te Salmon Fiver MemaneanecrRE | tend Tete Was sone onimgeed uikctnetcdeas | EN Fre D., Mais 1000 29th, mw, chilly beauty, nacreat & memorable type of Especially adapted for Holiday Gifts, oe as saa tases ok phan from the habitations of Saw before Wins | to which tt really was, but the ghost settled We he Evan No pone’ Ratna, Neither must we pass over the portrait of Mra, . i A BRE OK & gttg | eeepc Goode re ear ae eS ces ‘beautiful lake in the ‘grandest, Wildest natural | announcing herself to be the cousin, and bestow- | Everhart, J. B., Penn, 1421 K st, Siddons, tn the charm of her 29th year, painted by Just received cc E AA ROR KK * brush Glove ndkerchief Odor settings giant cedars with pendent festoons of | ing Some cousinly endearments upon one of the | Farquhat, J. M. NewYork, #13 12th st, n. Gainsborough in 1784. ‘This picture, ¢xhibited at 4 AA ERE KK Sas ‘Canes, Fan Boxes, Cigar Cases, Whisk He tows a wmering coluinns of granite. A fai gin, | daputats, "She took stave betwen her handy | Felton? Cs 08 Ht mW Manchester in 1857, is now in the National gal-| ORIGINAL WANES COTORS end FAC SIMILNS) CS tus SERRE Gut - Paes ey hg ee ng ee unadorned, unclothed, except by a fleecy wealth ot | Spoke zed into his | Findlay, J. V.L., Maryland. lery. ‘This charming lady, clad in a light biue and AFTER G. FRA BARTOLOMEO. = iden hatr, stood wafst deep in the water. She | ¢¥es and kissed him good-bye. ‘Then she revi Fisher, & 0, Mich., 1707 Rhode Island. white striped dress, with & buff shaw! halt fall 7TH ST.N. W. o NW. STMENT. mature, See opeane mare iat eee a a anes eat cng 0 te disappoint: | Fleeger GW. Pedi he Hamilton. ere, from her Mioulders Wears a. large black felthat | A FULL LINE OF HOLIDAY Gtrts Gexeratty | 7% 77! satel nie da) GENTLEMEN'S DEPAB! nature, spra. rom water a Si | ran, M. Ohi st. hw. immed wi feathers ‘FIRST-CLASS | NERY STORES. ots lemen loves great peared in 8 Diack: Sawningeganee: Tein ants | _ Whas tins gue wuectamel oy ihe martin care Fort G.stnd, tol Kae re have done more toward thevulgaration of Geen | XEPT EN set Pa ge Reg a ag 7 Such @ thing asa mermaid-but he wl aoe ae | out of the cabinet; looking innocently bewild-| Forney, "W. 1, Ala., Metropolitan hotel, Dorougi’s renown than all nis studies and por- FOREIGN BOOKS. Sik Handkerchiefs, Si Cotton Neve in ghosts, ‘Ie hastened to the caimp. It | €fed, and inquired it any reincarnated spirits of | rodetlek Bt Towa BUC traits), Mrs. Siddons 1s seated, holding on ‘her | ‘oeos-m,whatolent 15TH AND G@. Con. sre axp a. | Cashmere, Hose, Niclit, shirts, ‘Brees Shi Was dark when he found his comrades by a logfire. | frletids had appeared while she was asleep. ‘The | Fuller, W. E, Iowa, National, knee, in her left hand, a comfortable muff of toxor EY gi hg ete, ‘They were old hunters and knew not fear.” The | first gentleman's wife tartly guessed the anedium | Funston E-H. Kan ue tach at, Siberian squirrel, cargssing the fur with her right willbe 100 dozen ‘size Teck @1. story of a lone girl in that gloomy solitude was re. | knew well enough what had been going on, but Gallinger, J. H., New Hampshire, National, hand, as if to show off the beauty and whiteness N® AND MMM O©EFR OUNN NO 88g 8125, at $1 ‘cock Donate ot 2c, ‘The, lated; The flickering flame cast shadows more | the blonde opened her large, blue eyes in fundcent | Gay, EJ’, La, 1496 K sta Ww. of her tapering fingers. ‘This is the masterpiece of BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY. uuee aan” 25. weird, when the ow! hooted and the echoes died | Surprise, and sald she hoped nothing unpleasant | G. W., Ohio, 523 ‘6th st. n, w. amaster who has, it 1s but just toremark, the| . CHOICE : wate EF ORAS away the stillness seemed oppressive. ‘The three | had occurred, ‘The gentleman hastily asssured | Gibson’ GIL, Md, Willacts, most beautiful face in the world to portray. sate hie MMM Eee § XN vated nimrods visited the lake next morning. ‘The same | hef that nothing in the least disagreeable had | Gibson! Eustace, W. Va., 216 North st, ———— oe nl Gold Sleeve Buttons, wrought and plain, fair creature Was standing at the foot of the cliff | happened, but that the scance had been singularly | Gifford, O. 8. Dakota, 431 Oth oe hae A Prince in Greenland. neled a ‘Flower Pins, duibbon Bie wwe RE A BRR bevond the water. She was clothed in the skins of | interesting. The medium calmly told the com-| Guinan, J. B., Minn.” Hamilton House, WALDEMAR’S SUMMER CRUISE AMONG THE ICEBERGS ent new designs; Diamond Col- Wewy 6 AA z Houma Guts wild animals; hei hair was blown by the light | pany that she was utterly oblivious to ait that) Glass, PT, ‘Tenn. jetropolitan. OP BAFFIN'S BAT. lar a , Pearl, Diamond Wows E® AA Bee ™ yreeze in y lets al it he oulders, vi) e Trance, and mani- Glover, Jno. M., Mo., 0 Conn. ave, and! ‘combinat Dbesuti- AAA > was startled, lOOKEd for 2 momen eee Toe one | rested much interest ta description ‘of the two | Goff, N.. jr-, W.Va.. 611 13th st. When the Bulgarians offered the throne of their | fut Gold Benclis, Gold Brecdets | 7 ee eS Ses SUIRS AND OVERCOATS! ned. Feincarnations. ‘The two disappointed gentlemen | Green, 1S", New Jersey, Principality to Prince Waldemar of Denmark the CHOICE, STYLES ‘The growing sentiment in favor of giving: They told their storyin the valley, and, with | Were encouraged to come aguin: they might see | Green’ Caroling, National. newspapers reported that he and his wife were |< or Gloves. Presets indast un “A present of aa ional, Ae Hor ur eae | shea wae earner | Gere g- 4 Oger ¥ee mw | alg thems at Cannes btw ce yHAEPES, man, Bre Mn nd 8 wm Serio ee eecoeer r hours: i a he ne nce, rout . We, 7 - —4 an entrance to a subterrancous cave near the | because ghosts that Kise with warm line sees | Grout, R. Wik, not mentioned that the prince had just returned, athe Shore amauta: Sarria comport ad. pieanant reciloctone, lake. They hallooed; an echo answered as from | Met every day. ‘The new medium is making | Halley, Jr, Idaho, Ti0ssoth st m. we from 8 visit to Greenland. He sailed north of the NED” Mfection, ‘Before soaking’ your p tall and-ece Ail ekage wont im, the passage and a fight. | great success of the reincarnation “scheme, | Hall, W.¥, fowa, 1325 G st. mw. arctic circle in June last as the third officer on P eek eae and Suite, the best ful visage was seen, with tat ‘of | but there will be a fussin that establishment some | Hale, J. 8, Mo. Willard’ the steamer Fylia, sent out by the Danish govern. | Umbrellas, peri Cane Hate KECKWEAR. Sutahed Ser wuper et ai true in aa gangling, with “blinking, watery, ne evening. ot such is the newest swindle of Hatséil, John E, BY, 211. Cap. ment on a gciénti ytseton. s and ovine, gas aver PERC Eee Beleut ot faabion, and wold se euch ry >, a8 a feeble, trembling | Upper. fammi Se ropolitan hotel, anists ‘on board, they sailed along the =, Manicure ‘new and popular things, ‘sect the wants of every purchaser. Indian tottered “forward His atti Hanback, L., Kah., 235 43st. n, w. West coast of Greenia: at all Sa a Se Sag te FOR BOYS—4 TO 12: {hat of deftance as he placed huuseit in a Gene ‘Which One? Harmen by! ‘Ebbitt house. Bettlements,, collecting’ ment ae Chany variety of umall sd teres a. hte st Seg Ts mie Gt At Pa | Mom th ow York daca tts agen ha SUSaarend aerating ad es | eee ae | eee eee eee cone gia 3 jeature of the war- A 1s of Mitt; A husband who ts fond of his one little girl, and ye % WAL UMBRELLAS, Cassimere, Feckionn mass Teemel torte pided tr a tonke | hasbeen in the habitot cultivating her acquaint. | Hayae» Noa” Naviond note mete) Teashed Creek ee northern} .° AND R ARTICLES OF ‘Xo job lota, but our own selected goods. from BESO ur. Se oe through a winding tunnel, {nto a great fave, Witk | ance and taking an tnterest im her knowledge | HEATG, ito, Clarendon hotel. i of thelr vovage, in theinlddie of Jay, just a yay 5, ‘FOR BOYS~13 TO 18: ee fae cAaeie eames ; . = Corners und columns divided the vast Interior inp ee ae, nine Merson, ts sown tor | Teton J. 26 C1 am: wie. flowers on the rocky bills sbout the wine | —a28-0t_272 West st. Baltimore, Ma. TYSSOWSEI BEOS ‘A magnificent line of Suits and Overcoats from 4.50 ey ae a afew days. When he got back he took his pet on | 3 D.'B, Iowa, 1007 eh up. apartinent divisions “was the | © fm days - = fe Towa, st. mw. t, thriving In (Corner of 15th and G streets, FOR MEN: wild girs one seated cn = rode, in goes Proceeded as follows: Hengereen’ 32 fii Boe ro montan hotel, ee SHIRTS TO MEASURE {Good beers and warm OVEROOATS st 94.75, reduced maiden of twelve yeara” The” torch darling?” mts there | Henley, Bareiay’ Gal. Fit and style inimitable, fori edia Ts tes Wea her Mad eal SPR ce | Pe PN pee aera sees <3 .. They a 5 did not approach her, and turned away and “ah, there used to but nurse says mama| Herman, B. Ore., 74 1h st. n. w. with omaeiny vibe baits canotion ened ton wa you weie Renal Han Dons, ene rae Luors Wars Aw Foss i jon: é to comm toeven these thoughtless Hires, G., XJ, 's hotel. ‘This s Sealakin weather, and we have the goods in Ea aE Stank Wier gets [neatieteneresttcornge ME” | REE a ogee ey Nez Perce Indian he could understand, A Coventry man was engaged to be marriedtoa| Holman, W.8, ind., Hamilton} peg fy any Dut replied only with, ee a certain young girl from the city, who has rela- Holes, A: 3, 9101 st. nw. Seren mares upon her body: Dr. HoWrook Fe004" | there. A few evenings Ago te nds Leones | Boeke or gh ee YUE TRIMMING in every variety. tains bring’ her “to lis “home. “When fer: | Coventryville lover that she had found another | Hadar Hw Win’ & ‘PLUSH SACQUES, VISITES and NEWMARKETS. Deed tied to ceabeate a tenured be Toit | manwhom she lked better and that he might | Huson 4, By Mo., Nationa ‘MUFFS and BOAS in Beaver and Lyax. consider the trip to Camden off. The man in this as addressed in his native tongue 3 o. G13 13th st. n, ‘MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S FUES. com Sa he soe Mad aneannee | James, PR regia nw, COACHMEN'S CAPES, GLOVES end MUFFLERS, | §2” Our Motto—Wo Trouble to Show Goods, ee et Johnstod, J.T, nd.,' 1023 Vermont ave. ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, : Oak HALL, was at als '. D., N. C., 334 Ct, . ‘HATTERS AXD FURRIERS, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. oS mae | doa « sre_| comusts pm extmdn. 11 pm. nt Rew Tee. ‘rover and i ae rh Te a0 mot. mw ee Hlelier, 3h nd, 295 A ot. m6, La Follétte, Wis, J8 creat Piaon, sgn guld | Yastoon, F- Ky._ 910 wast ae ‘and the * Li Myanked3 to E Til winners