Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1888, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY -25. 1888-DOUBLE SHEET. 7 FINANCIAL. FAMILY SUPPLIES. DIANA Diana, if letle brusque in her manner at times, | Diana entered eautiousty, for the cefling was | into the house, watched them with grim vigtlance ____ EDUCATIONAL ae — ==, = =" ANA. was a most intelligent and fascinating companion: | low, and Chemter acereea Rimes 20 Sar 00 00s: SEES ‘annnnniain ERMAN IN FIVE WEEKS. F™@"= PELOUEE cen ROP BOTAL BEL Past cixGEn ae ~_ and such of the elie of Dimsford who had called ai | roll'from their wrappings mae —— as ew people were better liked in Dimsford than | the Manor siuce her arrival were. pleased “to ob- panch-bowls, flagons, caudiesticks, &c., and to re- | les, incredulous dismay, when she awoke Lectures, very interesting, elucidating Haapt's 1416 F Street, Kellome Building, Hara of the Manor, She was kind- | Serve that she was a “charming, unaffected girl.” | late the many quaint legends concerning them, rugged sleep and nesrd eS method snd demostrating tuat $00 can gait in aot ‘Wachinguoa, DO. enaget noua, s Hai vble and generous, She | SBe Lad accompanied her aunt to one or two of the | which had descended, Ike the eett, throug’ Ci a Blessank manner practical Une and knowledge i2 | 1.043 securities a specialty Di Bonds andall rted toa fault, hospitable and gener Father ponderous “social evenings” given by some | the countless yenerations was deeply in- | treachery of the girl whom speakne. Bc,,1n, above time Crening week Tneurance, Radiued, Gas and Telephone Siecks P ‘and came of a good old family iF nearest neighbors, and had fooked exceed terested: but the lock, with Its conceaied spring | 17, and who now turned out to be no gif Ste, comm Feb, 27, 1RRS hours, 9:0 a, ‘and sold. Bhs t she had five handsome and distinguls ‘course, curtons action, seem rising i= apenas 15 —— - r a, You may was still in deep mofning rer her teeter ake | meee mee ‘fan “anrening yee made_Lennes | that the prisoners should not be removed until she ME SRN 0OP wsnteTe wei AND 1214 | AE, IL, Cuaxourn & Co. Refreshing and Wholesome ” ss ded no more livel 1 ». | show her the workin ‘hem. es Insaae tus ve. — —4 poe . »pular. It | Corous tea-parties and the ke. The itis ai és. again and thanked liga very pretiiiy ss ey Went | “I won't beileve it, Chester,’ tee odious connectin Ropers. wich open rounds front BANKERS, we ft of sIXtS~ | ciared her “a dear,” but—and at this they could | slowly down th® “broad staircase together. And | as he gave her his arin down stairs, can’ thool for Youns Ladies and Little Girls” Couples : 31-203, Manufactory: Belfast, Trelama “2 s still Mis for herad- | ne marvel, atid try to feel ndignant—she had | be, strangely-constituted young man, felt obdur- | it, unless she tells me herself. A boy! ey Oa 4 Ko. 1428 F Street N.W. Vin GERMS paben GoeraLe n - rsof single | tot been much sought after by any of the young | ately conscious that in spite ot her ‘beauty and | ly, “On, it 1s impossible? pliner specialty’ "{ Know of ‘no schoo! whose diphten cote RINK GERWARD Lal Lo tairers had been legion. . to | Wen at those gatherings, This, however, seemed | winsome ways he certainly did not Uke her. At e ci-devant Diana, otherwise Mr. 4 nds @ higher respect than Norwood Institute’ — tie Drs of Bohemian Export Goods ladies with £5,000 a year are, + oF to trouble her not at She liked girls twice as | least—well, he was not quite sure. And Diana, | was seated sullenly on the table in —— la tice, Miller. ee ene FOREIGN EXCHANGE. and Depot 1th st whart one call. vucy Hardwicke In Ber | weil as men, she declared; they were far better | naughty Diana, was smiling mischievously. Why? | room. at the sight of the handcuffs on the shape- 25-16 . os ). CABELL. and her warm, . * For two days after the ‘diamond show,” as | ly white wrists, Miss Hardwicke’s lips trembled. been “ the old lady hen Diana had early three weeks At the | Diana called it, her aunt noticed that she always | “Is it—is it true what they tell me?” t sions been ber | Manor, Chester Lennox arrived. He was a tall, | madea point of meeting the postman, mor faltered, looking wistfully at the handsome, averted ho man need have INVESTMENT secoRITrEs, | 3m" PHIL HELUAIEGEL, age, Washington, “Rxocortox. Onarory. Actixae work of every desc! All work guarantecd Grwt-clasa Preeco Painting OLINE LERCH: formerly 35 50 | , Thirteenth Year. Second Term begins FEBRUARY | witl A. Fischer and Maison Yricse, Paris, : arts Keeps itself clean, “But what about the corners ? | Horsford's Acid Phosphates Large.. 75 1.00 | M@S*S ious new school building, heated by steam would not nave done discredit to a British dragoon; “ob,” you say, “it does not much matter about | Hoff's Malt (Tarrant = ss Hardwicke turned to the flyman, who was | coming down stairs that very morning, Chester | there is not much of Christian principle. It costs | Hood's Sarsaparills, sting to remove the luggage. had seen herchuck Eliza June—the pretty'waiting- | us no trouble to keep It clean; in fact, 1 may say it | Horaford’s Acid Phos} Tem:in Where they are,” she | maid—uuder the chin, with a sly wink which 100 | with best modern methods, 21 fcts and toot Done nt att ot Covint cn | Qos, Dice, Aours,, Wire, Nex Yore well like his portrait, with | and evening, at the foot of the avenue. On te | face, “that—that you arc—that man’s—son ?” ‘THE SHAFTESBURY METHOD. ‘Margin. ORDERS executed on the New York Stock, AND PURE VERMONT I AMIE Stoan e which, if it Was rare, | third day she entered the morning-room Just after | ‘There was a pause, then the boy raised his head. The most Natural System now Taueht in the World. | produce, Coffea, Cotton, and Petsvieam Exchanges und AND SiRUT fe which, If it was rare, A % ‘true. lounderstan tht Bs ri alone ta active enough when it did tome to make breakfast with rather a helghtened color, and with rete pe answered ay, it ss quite, = ‘Large Catalorte and fal Series of Centar Free, nin aay RTE pena pen mizunderstand tute epneupcement,_ Bovey. oe ae rim old | One regret its fe did not. betri an open letter in her 2 ‘MARTYN COLLEG: LOCUTION m ht aed cee aes skttnnat. | cessive aduitration of Dlanag ved, tach to is | alone Chester having gone round to the stables | your niece, on Board the steamer; and the Ute poping pias ws Citaacbincsces Porat dara or eon work ya Reece und were like flryland-— jiher disappointment, le did'not affest her | Diand handed er aunt a small bundle of letters, patente i her history, and about you, and-— Bi ls monorer- , “comegtemcap gan emaredU Se SGuick" ad fron at Raver ae when fret Brod tad been heard to pre | society at all, Perhups the gil felt his defection, " iy tw oun wee "a end eLe 5 'y the poor dear | 1m his presence, and rarely address@i him volun- | “Auntie, ae ses elds TEACH Te ne day the poor dear | In Ms But thissoon wore offand ane treated bita | (IDGT” 5 Gear voudo not need to ask | ant rm smuaper, You were the So son ye 9 125-60" PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, AND BosTON., | Saget cuts iss fottes sree - |in an off-hand, cavaller fasi “Cel i, _ anaes a = > PUPHONZO YOUNG ‘ ft plate 7 whe ly, and threwback his be GRADUATE OF COOPER UNION, NEW YORK, . Sane ial Ninth Danae . 4 family pla’ snd boded 111 for the old y's plans. that, I should thin! What ts it, child’ bit his lip violently, re B “et Ninth street, bet. D and vycand wins Hands | vue i 3ou Chink” of her, cheater?” asked | "Te gi heated, chen ld ffanklv: || “hut Up, you young fool” growled his Worthy Ape ae PRederce | Rick & Co Baxxena P. § Potato Chips crap from the Ove every Say [ f self-witled— | Miss Harkwicke one afternoon, a few days after “I have somet el 2 ma Address FRIEND'S SCHUOL, 1! t.. orcs [on 1 DESIRE A - an vs is band $s aed we a her godson’s arrival, when Diana bad gone to her belgie prep hele + ioe me away, Chester,’ a ‘the old lady Gays and Thursdays, between 2 and 2 puma. A 7-1 SUCCESSORS TO JACOB RICH, _ BELACHOUS COFFERS ud not take the r friends apd we room to write some letters lardwicl edd Va armed, A ' (GQHORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED—“ACME” PHO. 1 3 3 ‘ Sys percmsend pate wore the aousas Gf LOSSES nn re ne ment ms | saaran oe gity that aust T'dawo & loves-taee pi ee a ete pee monte. “First book $3e7 second book’ ef, “Clmses LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. this market. S3e pet Ih epic wels and p were source of | 3 are bi E engaged t0 be married.” hnox, after many explanatiol vi struction daily. Tuition by mati a sj ED ON i moemy ea ‘ ple than to their | fist Hardwicke hesteusa to | Tuesld lady did ol speak for a few minutes, | back v6 Dinstord. But Miss Hardwicke Gla not Gait. Typewriting taught free. Call of sond samp | INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITa | ais __ 4 Le ” — D . — agagrcterestargcs ‘She Was conscious of a keen pang of disappoint- | “take” to her, as she had done to her clever perso- 0) jute! y ure. for tus Washington School, 921 F st.n.w. 7-3 nu 7 L peony 4 safe let ito try?" he answered drily. “They are | ment, for she thougut she had observed an itera: | nator, and tet all the girl's hait-shy advances ‘al O-Fw eecer e Xo ¥-comsox 380 w wacantsia — | Novice sWhat was the 1 pr thagecngrs hn EIS: - tion in her godson's manner tothe warward Diana | with, coud, etuctant Eindness mentaly con. DRAUSS SD FAINTING ACADENY OF FINE enter SY Stock Bx. 0 comsumana. wall tn t idor,” sue would as ope ten ‘ ow a the last few days, and haa hoped great | tras A 4 F oresided over by Mra. IMOGENE 1 — He : Shesulicarctutiy knocking the ashes of | tings. For Was hot, that fove ‘the most lasting | thesplshdid paysiqueand beautituk hous decet= | ray voter never aren A marvel of punts, | UM eL So oe ete TS teat NOCENE B CORSON & MACARTNEY, Call for and Use no other Flour but the ne king up and the open | Which ‘bezan with “a little aversion?” Then a | ful eyes of the other Diana. Nor did she cease t0 | gtrenguland ehoicementes, Mare aonenstcal aise | ee eRe as, Had 12 meriale and studied 15 GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. Ww, “BRIDAL VEIL.” Space’ in iromt-of tue. terrage,, "1 nay’ be old | Sudden ‘hope inspired her. far an to “strive up am aoqunigessoste-auch was | sits uceraitinats sp'icannek oaoole dn, commpettion | prevent, children forming care ; ——— ee ae THE ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING pa | EL ecmanlgsianmanee | IE ay el peed PS ee | oe oe a pag aE, es masculine girls. and 1 think Miss Dare 1s at limes | Chester : WER Con 106 Wall street, N. ‘of art, from Drawings of a Depootte Exchange. Loane. Collections, ; | the reverseof ladvlike. For oue thing, Phappened | “Chester?” repeated Dianu. ‘Then the excitable | on board. a . steamer, all this trouble would have | Sie PowDEn = snd torical Ratuting, Evcuine Classes for Laon | .Parysd Stocks and Bohas-aui all secures listed | oq tho market, GUAKANTPED. to a ee | to.come down te aust corridor a ittie way uehind | giFl burst into a wild appeal thysterical laughter. | Deen avolded: | apes Shd Gentlemen Mondaysand Wednesdays at 7. {0-4 w, York inorew and BETTER tread than any’ our man Rae Sy CCE nee Se Omcene ay Sean Bee | re Dae re eee Kemicn, Coueruning. Detent | Oweves. it Mies Hatcwicee ON mow spprectsss DME © BRASELMAS, | A specialty iuade of Luvrstmicnt Securities, District | tured. For male ty the following well Amown Groers, | Korn on the heel of hershge, and nearly measured | withaneffort, “But 1 could not help thinking | her granditece, tei ite preterel her toner | AR T Teacher of | Bonds aud ail Local tailrvad, Gas, Insurance, aud Tel- | Si handle st direct trom the twit, with mo ""mQdle . er length on the floor. Hastening to her assist- | Low disgusted poor Mr. Lennox would be if you | Chester Li ini PI mate are Treat. ART NEEDLE WORK, py Sey parade ~ 1 sailed for America, twe Twas petrified by hearing er use language | suggested that he even adinired me! Oh, no, He | Predecessor. Indeed he showed his. p a 18-1m* ‘604 11th si, near F, nw. | “Anerican Boll Telephone Stock bomght and sold. 3918 a —— | there, and, quite reently, died | which from the lips of aman would have been— | 1ay lover—ais name fs Clarence Lorimer, Hie is a | 50 strongly that he ultimately prevailed upon. hor SIMERCIAL SCHOOL SF Sones VE | ——— bem ortere FH ; z of Bay ee | stro, Xo say the least of 1%; but trom a fady, | good Uit older than | am. and,” shyly, “wery fond | to marry him, from which we may conolude that at WY Senkchsen sd Conagerstn ances Esai LADIES GOODS nF at ; int d—written a | was simpiy appalling. 1 never Was so taken aback | of we. Father Ii . ’ . But—t ations. Terms $5 per month, Eveuing sessions only. | _ us Ss. ae ~ ‘ ing Ber to Be SLRS EE’ Ul cvent, can binaed cea cesnaiered | Bisa TERI STes ines: waa atoused, ,, | Side at Dimstord Manor. — Belgravia, Frat lessons trocy COURT F. WOUD, Principal, = ao : 1 Honteece) | aime exrice, Dut by Jove, that sort of thing takes | | “My nepew approved of theengagement, then” ne css ne i eae 5 seaoor—— | Mux M. J. Praxm, is Beart war a good deal of excusdn i she said,“ x 111 000000 0000 ote ~ 723 1th a 3 Olrs. Hunt's “Sree sb Miss Hardwicke looked troubled and uneasy. before? : a try | HOW BER BRITISH MAJESTY MANAGED TO BURN id 1G @ © Ow Ww la por from JG otto 7B Latha 1300 F ot. a.w. (Sire. Huntay UBT BONE name 4 . ‘Yes, | remember Tonce did Lear her say— er ‘We agreed to keep it a secret,” sald the girl $2,500 worTH. © OO oO x i FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. ir i =o ay, Tuntsl Glareioe evund mike emteoe he te iL 25 and succesful French, teacher, of Washington, hat The only, Red Chamvamhe in America, bower — ‘confound i,""" she said, unwitingly; “but sbe | simply, “until Clarence could make a home El witen tia taversoel wecice: 933 HG - Oyo ap and auiccessful French teacher of Washiueton, hag nergy ons, Red Chamnvate in Amer i 2h Sabor Ragland, but te | Seemed w soriy and ashamed dircetly, and ex- | Fatuer thought it best, But luave Just, had this | From the Liverpool Mercy Inratocave tacatier pe ee EE | Aceeih adie ie Oats Abe, skeet tai Ss SUR s con, bo . n Sou With a sister of | plained tuat it Was a bad Habit sue had got into, | letter from him, in Which be says—but please read a x Riethod of learning to speak and’ understand French. | Ap*Perisl election ELL, juss zs soM se had been both | Rnd that her poor father had frequently used | 1t, aunt daughters shall have fine pearl necklaces for thei Pon enon ita” Noelia te eet ae Tessie | FE OENAMENTE : aes surnrised and Mi telocrata from her grand: | (eye fxPresdons, She promised not to do it} | “ob, tay dear,” sald the old lady, much pleased, | shapely necks, She has looked after them in that | wirt, BUY THE CHOICE OF 150 oveRcoaTs | 2%,,!emonites,, 3 adidress t0 Box 308. “References: | ae = ‘Ape day tonreclve a teincrata from her gram | again, found 117 she said upon tnis | aitn, tea e renee Wal Re lke that?” now | Feepect from their very babybood. One of her nT eS ee aL OoEGe — | xrea Vatons Ix From traigis to Dimstord, ar | oocusloa” saserved Mr Lew, calmly. pth | very good you have been to me.” first purchases after the birth of each has been! THAT SOLD AT 815, $17.50, 820 AND 825. MoM” 313 Gu st, u.w:, near City Post Office, LADIES’ MUSLIN Kk. tie lady, therefore, at ail like it. Another thi the way. I| So Miss Hardwicke put on her spectacles, and | two or three pearls (of which jewel the queen 13 ithe Highest Standat Business College, in America. a @oe iments 4 rintending with | found her tu the ‘Sstable-yard yesterday, laughing | read Diana's love-ieter. It was a tender, manly | y ry fond), andevery year until thelr marriage she Theory, Practical, Buku, and Enzish Departmiea HW ; the pretty rows | and jokiug th the imogt tauitliar manner with | epistie, and seusible withal. Miss Hardwicke felt | has added a pearl or two to her stock, until the at TUE Seta Can ee Doe ae eek Coe Oe i on wonta: ie the Homeless | Jorkins” Workins was the coachman). “Now,” | sure she would lixe the writer. necklace she required was ready. In this quict SES x it THE BFST FLOUR IN THE continued the young man, seric es A ame She said as she Learnt idl economical way she has been enabled to make up FRANCIS 6. MARTIN, Dretaat sop pat uss 0 doesn't khow What good breed! “So that was eason You always me! a rop? of pearls for each of the princesses, and those ‘C. K.URNER, M. A. C. E., Prin, GGG 00 coo re tan taere , va | ate, diem after a minute, “Diana, do you think whch cre seen the necklaces cf Lourt will bear me | LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, Colored students not adinittade © yg ta FS Fi) e ree as ss yu have Laken a dislike to her, Chester,” sald | Mr. Lorimer would care to come hei ‘a lictie | out in saying tbat the queen’s daughters are, so far SSF = ~ 3 Fi Sas. his godmother, with a littie sigh, “And I had time? He Would find Iv quiet, ot course, for | as pearls oy srell supplied with Jewelry. “Thereby Phin Gass Seeks aes te BSE a? QoS Ken EE Eee Sas? pped—had the t of your marrying her.” Chester leaves a few ‘35 but,” lev- | hangs a tale, for wl the correspondent can STREETS. uire JAKVIS BUILEL 9 ? av ~ forbid! ‘ulated Lennox, hastily; “I = “perhaps you could manage to amuse him, vouch, 2 fe Jesty bought fi 1. a8 =o = —_ as ‘el me : ap - oc Te etanibahieind nat 2 lad as soon marry a circus rider eng” ‘Some years ago her majesty bought from a wel FE 7 cy A lecant value, good muslin, with five bunched tucks, THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATEN! At this moment Diana herself, dressed for walk. | Diana's face flushed with pleasure. known London ‘pearl merchant three very beautl- WED GeNprex xoRMaL IxstTrTurE, __ | finished with s cambric ruffléat neck and alecven, oo ing, came down the steps froui the terrace, her | “Ob, auntle, do you mean it?” ful pearls, the United cost of which was not far crepe a age yreniy FOI: 75 CENTS. PROCESS, haids In the pockets of the short Jacket she wore, | | “Oz Cours tay dear. re are my end now: from 000, | Four hundred and eighty pounds is ~% eabltdsof Pratt of the Loow ‘Musin,cight, bunched her hat looking as though i¢ had been pitched on | and w oul ceive Yo jane the exact sum mention rhey pi royalty jodel Kindergarten and Primary School. cks, Hamburg inserting, fini cambric ruffle soya aaid her pretty lips puckered up into an | band if uot beret “He ts tu Liverpool he says, does | greatly. and were pald for without deaur. Ae | QQotox Sazes Axp Swat Prorrs. Motel cio ste ‘and sleeve, — ntaistakabie Whistie. And what was Tower the | he ied T shail Sn aan ce ie oe eae Ue while after the purchase had been ieee the Me oF Mrs. LOUISE ceemex ight ane uir she Whistled savored lauch more of the muise- | ciose in yours, ‘dear, dear c! ‘ust You | merchant was surprised to receive a letter from a loTTO loth FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES. ALL ELEGANTLY Brand andoe hall than of the drawing-room, may be very happy.” Atid the old lady drew the | lady at court saying: “The queen wants very F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., Druggists, MADE. ee “My dears exclalmed the od Indy, aghast. Not irl into ber aruon, and Kimea her, wouta be ae. | MUCH Lo, Know whether. pexris Will ura.” “The : a“ EACH ONE CAN BEAR INSPECTION. ure abd see to it that either sucks or barrelscend at the air Whistied, or itsassociations, but because 's fiance reply to this somewhat starting sclentiflc inquiry | Ypder Masonic Temple, corner 9th and F sts. nw., 7 her Hu 14 front, bi fact of a lady's whistling at all shocked her in. | Ughted to vistt Dimsford Manor, and he arrived | was'an assurance that if bet wajesty wishes to | U7! om THE READING, PA. MILITARY ACADEMY, | Strle,1“Moshes, Hubbard. back and front, bunched amie | expressibiy. L: face €xpressed distinct, if | within twenty-four honrs after his letter. He oxygenize pearls for her amusement she would | Wherewill be found the most complete and varied Six hours from Washington. sleeves. | polite disapproval; und secing this, Miss Dare tok | was a tall, powerfuily-built man of about forty, | ind that they would burn in an Ordinary fre. | wecror bres, pent aodnes eon echeceree seitas a ciingcs bic BARS ait cretion. Style" Mother Hubbard, yoke tucked all over, fin- | Sis maven her arma teetegie ta hor caer ee | CATE, ANGOE a TathS® coarse expression Of couD-| Tais rejoinder produced the secret. ‘The queen | the city, ot mise ett tances better ond Sow moot Freer Appliance fon Gove ‘ished with Be Hambury el the ot and linked her arm lovingly ta ‘her aunt tenance. | Lennox mentally set hin down “a | nad placed the pearls on her writing-desk in a | <2 Town by the Sotlowhg pactsal tuk: Seat ae ime and fitted for | Style 3- Mother Hubburde bunched tucks, two rows | Ad have the imprint Au, auatie, | ain a sad tomboy, Lfear. Dotell | cad,” and even Miss Hardwicke felt a strong | piece” of the tissue paper which jewelers. use, incline ee Daek, aeigea oriemaee of tne, Hanbury inserting, with Hainbune edire hen I (ransgress the bounds of English young | shock of disappotntinent, and sighed as she con- | Ry ‘she was writing oue morning dhe Used the QUININE. Vacca aly 2 ey eG ane Slee Oe, a a tromt, four some at Wo GOLD wepats ayaood, Youknow.” with a litte sigh, “I have | trasted bin With her diitingu:she L-lookiag god- | tissue paper to wipe er peu and tarew It into the : 1 C.BISHOR, Ti ag Le ee | ok aaa te hayancaies of tnost girs Mr Lene | son, Tmay as well ackuowledge, by the way, | nre. die pearls, ail ugobserved, went with It. | 1 dozen 1-grain Capsul , a Master, Soranbdeakeess Garis ene inimtictisiaihinieaatiiai | Hox,” Curning her xreat dack eyes toward him, | that the latter made himself as Utsagreeable t0 | ‘The ashes of the grate were searched for them 11 I dozen 2-gramn capsul 1 ire Be] guar cee nomad seen Gee een attached. “I Kuow you are often shocked at my Ways. Piease | the new-comer as a gentleman can be without | vain. ‘They had been destroyed so utterly as to ao SS Mc2ONALD ELLIS ScHOOT, Py REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. sea ecaaue) Wl me when 1 say or doanything | ceasing to be a gentleman. But Mr. Lorimer did | jeave no trace, “The queen with her own hand had | 349%" seralu Cepia. Cor. Mass. ave. and 17th st, Washington, i very dreadful.” not stcin ta reseat this at all: indeed, 1t appeared | cast three splendid Jewels worth more than the | 100S7aim Capsules. ‘Second Session February 1, 1888. BEB A £3 Waa sss _ i Urecht auwtoricinal and By | Mr. Lennox replied, somewhat stiffly, that he | to amuse him rather than otherwise. He had an average Income of her middle-class subjects, into | 100 5-«rain Capsuies.......-. Miss Cutcheon’s Evening Travel Class will begin Bex ome ! Mua a a, should not think of ‘taking stich a ibézty. and, | olly, suave manner, too, pecullarly aggravating to | the blaze Pearls have ot since Deen kepeea tie | 1o0 greta Gobi. Powers & Weightiaaa Februaty 20, 1888. p RA UP we <0 eesbe: Fatsing hiseap slightly, turned off th the diréetiod | Chester, who, for’ “his part, wondered | royal writing-table. The first lecture on American Literature by Prot.| Bae AA4 Ut uM of the gardens, Hardly had the echo of his foot- | what aby girl could see in the fellow. Not that = es Lincoln, February 14, 1888. Tier ous ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers stepson the gravelied walks died away, when a | he had the slightest feeling of Jeaiousiy in. the Cleaning the Corners. 9150] For intormation address the principal, __7TH.8T1 & T Miss Hardwic Surprise the vehicle set o “do ta - : A friend of mine once told me that when he was a WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. pe AF = to be ioaded with luggage. It stopped at the hall | unaccountabiy repelled by that young lady tuan Ayer's Vita Nuova, 3 100 SHINGTON CONSERVATORY. all raiding piyricians; “teu: years’ pra 7 Te a dor afl «/sligntgirste gure tn nhvuzning goto, | ever. Nor did the foliowiag little Seone vend tone | & boy his father sent him to clean the windows, | AY@rs¥ita Nuova... 15 | plane Osean Verse Viole Fiuts, Comee ae Hee | gigs Electric Theatinent for Laaiowand __HOUSEFURNISHINGS.__ | Fa sccoul OF two one of the servants came | crease his respect for her. One warm, sunny after-| He got a cloth and began rubbing away at the ‘Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. cn 8 advantages. 0. B. BULLARD, Director." £9-1m' _ —— = iorward, looking rather bewildered. aoee it the wood rae cigeuged, pair ina lonely | panes, By and by his father came to see how the | avers Hair Viner” 58 "Mc. OHARE Ronan Gnsear Reoverox Is Price Or Is nd that you expect het maven, Ue me sisguat, Shas | Diana was ua 7" — at the middle of a peas wuere it Larios Brown's Jamaica Ginger. 7 sme. tamer fo im" Brin in & Co.. Baltimore. o we ati heves Lange Aavertment, ; exclalued his mistress, tn amazement, | not a cigarette, as hé knew she. frequently ready ciean, and never touched the corners, whic = oe ; 1 “ea fz wr jon at Li i 1, because,” with Diana clasped her aunt’s arm. sub rosa—but a Very well-flavored cigar. She was | were full of dirt, and said, *‘Never mind the middie | Cuticura Soap. 15 J. =. SouREr, pertiiee wissedion te Bacio V ¥or Ae wy pe ax DYE ‘Our remaining stock of above goods we now ofer st : , “Auntie: she whispered breathlessly, “It 1s that | apparently enjoying it, 100, 2s, seatedou the grass, | of the paues—they are always clean; clean the | Cashmere Beuguet Soap... 2 Fo gpd Sinrine. Particular attention to Gecinnere, | VV 5 ND NING. REDUCTION of 10 to 20 PEK CENT below Kngulat t . * ‘ue one L told you or! Tue girl Wo traveled | she leaned against « tree, with’ Ler arias folded, and | corners! clean the corners!” 13 a eeien Tata ee Jall-w&stm* | All work executed in tha best manner in from two | Prices, including several of the Gelebrated RADIANT My dear!” Sal. her amer with me.” her mar ited ovet tet ces, apparently ustening | |The boy never forgot what nis father said, and 7 100 5 aaniaer tosixdays. The dyeing ci Black for monrnira’ thet | HUMES aud other Grst-clas Base-Buruing Stoves. 1 Over anemdible, wiiat barefaced assurance!” | attentively to what her flance Wag saying. Sud- | afterward :aw how well It applied to bis life and 35 50 | WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND | will not crock a specialty. Work called for ana de- | Give usacall, y 7 King ar uttered Miss Hardwicke. And quivering with in- | denly she removed the cigar from her rosy lips, | the lives of others, as well as'tb the window panes, 35 30 Oratory. 904 M st. nw. Voice Culture, Elocution, | Tverd free of chant. 1008 Jeferson st, ‘rege. , W. 8. JENKS & 00., { a patiing ae rane mene | and made some remark, ,of course inaudible 0 | | ‘Tne most of us are tairly respectable people, and | CAruck's Soluble Food Med... 331 Go | Prstory. “Stanumermur pormanentiy cured” References | town areal 7a (PO 717 hh wea paying tue cabman, but who, | Chester, which seemed to amuse Mr, Lorimer | I trust not a few of us real Christians. We avold panic 2 u 50 | VERS HART. Princival jad 12352, Ne 19 9TH ST. N. w. oS me seeing (he old lady approach, took a few steps tom | mightily. He Durst toto a roar of laughter, and | big sins and all sorts of common wickedness; but | Campbell's arsenic Wafers. =d SS Zephyr and arus Crewel, Chenille. | JB. Lieprerxd& Bro. ward her, and looxed nervously aud hesitauingly | slapping his future bride heartily ou the shoulder, | [fear some of usdo hot watch hough agalast = 70-100 | Iypr: VERNON SEMINARY, satin and Lubroidery Sis, aad ali miteriais for | Oe Me LaepneexW Leno. from her to Diana. exclainied In tones expressive of keen enjoyment, | little sins and shorteomings; espectaliy we do not - 15 2 Paaisbees tints un Waltinien hie & New WALL PAPERS. iss Hardwicke bowed stiMy and waited. “Good for you, Mutle one! By Jove—good tor you!” | give heed en the cuilivation of the Chris. | Ely’s Cream Balm, oe . 3 50 | 3200, 1104, 1116 _M STREET AND 1128 11TH | 5S} ‘of Novelty and other Brads’ tonnes Ty ot Sunt Cleweney) 1+ it not?” said the girl, withan| ‘luc unseen ‘spectator of this lover-like caress | tlan graces, which make life $o bright abd beautt. | Effervessing Brome’ Gaifela, . 80 ©1100 ease ee hE! gy | Sp je have just _recsived « incre consignment ot now eof titalat curled his lp contemptuously, “If Diana had been | fui. “We are Feally very We are not thieves, | Fellow’s Syrup Hypophosphiies...... 100 150 salad Monite cloth: iatest desumna. 21-3 (o yarus iong) for 1c. per piece, ou, I Tear,” replied the old | easy-going and fast before Nir. Lorimer's arrival, | ars swearers, nor drunkard We havea charac: | nelOw's Syrup Hypor 25 | \Frenchand English Boarding and Day School for ca atlanta ELIT A = hit Pepare trom foe 4030. lady with much di she was ten times worse now. Nay, at umes shé | ter to keep up, and the Tub of the respectable | Germmn Coush Syrup. 100 | Young Ladies and Little Girls. ay a, Sots a Fnubussed Gilt from S5e. & . “Bul, sunt, Tam your niece, Diana Dare,” said | positively seemed to go out of er way to do and ‘witout much trouble on our part, keeps it Bont dove te - too | Aademic. Intermediats, and i Primary Dovartments. ~ ' . 4 very gr stranger in faltering tones. say tue most unladylixe things, For instance, in | —keeps the middie of the pane clean, even when ter’ Bitters, a Thorough instruction sehen - and Tint . cialty. v3 BRO, 608 7th staw. © | centred a Jqiss M. CUNNINGHAM. — M's: ® Shia sta S ouner she Went on iclly go, 1 _ 25 = Ipstruments. 0 position on the i y” is secu outed more than | Cats if @ little Wanting in womanly grace and | corner of & heavy buttress, near the window of tue | jie?" and then’she suddenly stopped, pur ner | The best Triple Kxtracte, in bulk, Je. per o2. ‘OT SPRINGS, Fame jowed more than | ye ped, res, handsom ee Sanne een SESisr ce! wosrer CLIMATE AND SANDERD b STATMAN, Sole Acenta, leness, she Was, notwithstanding these de- | morning-1 hands to her face, and without a word more ran} Handoline renders the complexion clear and white RESORT. fei-am_ SsaF ata » broken abruptly | fieiencies, & strikingly Young creature. | ‘The watch~dog, which was always loosed at | out of the car—wide awake and blushing like any. | ai@ndoline renders,the comp 2 Hest is ae Pan. And he had never seen her 100k so Womanly as she | night, began to bark Wlidly, then became sudden- | thing. * ANY | the world for chapped hacds lips end tesa; per’ ordi Lamaigeonata a: —— Swesturcn of Tove, Power, Brilliancy, Orchestral wed aig ne lecbenpng) mepeoe bol COE ly silent. “Tu the hush that followed, one of the | “Ir you must go to sleep in a street-car_be sure to | 26. Hot Spring Weters in marble pools and porcelain @ photograpa frame which stoou on tue mantel-| When Miss Hardwicke awoke from her usual fects, the most aproved mechanical men gave a low, pecullar whistle, He'was stand. | order your dreams discreetly. ‘The conductor who fabs, _Unexcelled in curative powers or ses luxury. | Siecheestvorietic features of the piece. after-dinner hap, she proposed that—in accord. | ing just under the imorning-room window, bls aondance. aat Is my godson, Chester Lepnox,” returned a) 35 | aud containing Chapel, Session-rooms, Class-rooms, | Fshionable Dison and Wersp ilk FESSIONAL. ung insta, 1 chink Tats | muen to that dameet’s indignation. Poor Diana, | chert: {uey aFé comers nobody heed “hein.” $0 | HotPe Malt (Elanorz . 3040 | and Office, Syatem. C. Canningham, Pur i = Sel ou 4 7 y," laying her hand on Diana's arm, “is | by the way, Was not a favorite @ servants | you leave them to be a spider's den, full of cobwel No. ce 5 25 TTIE DAV ME. BROO! ¢ cabin, w Miss Dare fins“ | ag, the "Manor, who considered. her “no. ady;* | Zu4 ‘gine angry be. sulder's den, ust of cobwebs meter Og eee 23 S| Forvarticularsapplyto BY TSS [oiy Shaanpouee'and Hair Dresser, Ea iatncmcouhucutal ~~] nd found be s face Hushed, then turned deadly pale, cipally because she scoffed at the idea of'a | does not matter. It 1s slovenly housekeeping. miylizatine por bata. 33-100] s28-6m MRS. E. J. SOMERS, Principal. | formerly with Mra. C. Thompson, is located at 703 2 0 conta each 408 L street, betwee 4th au ward ar Diana had Spoken of stood out dis” | lady's maid, and kept all her belougings scrupu- | Many'a bright characterpane is all Dut spolled By pide peieang en ee 15 | PRS. BENJAMIN FULLER SMITH, TEACHER | 2°t*t. over Thompson's Drug Store. __@¥-2m_ | Gthatrects northwest. _ ——— — Uuetly against her fair skin. lously under lock and key. ‘The “fast” young lady | its dirty corners. When people go to look at sun- | Hanson's Corn ges | iP ee, ‘Ayplice- N FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAR Mare. Ross. “Do you not remember me?” said Diana, with an | was just coming into vogue at the timé of which | light through it the eye at once catches the cob. | Iron Bitters per bottle. - 0 | rn oct stusic, Viardot Gescie method. Auptice SHMENT AND DYE WORKS 000 G stn.w. cai ENE, FROM tate you the accent of coupassion in her fresh young Volce, and | I write, and the type had always aroused Chester's | webs, and the very sunbeams seem to have a tut | Imported Bay Rum, large a 351 Tak Wa ae meaconones Metene Matabios | - tadee ankttetemmanel all Kinds Cleaped aad | The reliable Clairvoy ut and Avtroiogiat, tells you the ocked, troubled look in her eyes, supreme and unmitigated contempt. But Diana | of ditc in them. Many a noble-hearted Christian if 100 | stutteart, Mrs. Secretary Whitney, Wash.; Mrs. Gen. | Dyed Sithout being ripped. Ladies’ Evening Dresses | pest. presntand future. Born with voll. and hes won 1 never saw you before,” stammered the | carried it a suade furtuer tuan any woman he | whose walk 19 guided by sterling princigle, hese x 75 | Sheridan’ SS ja28-Lme lied for and delivered. ‘sid’ | sulled ‘her, be warus the public agsinet impustors, in some confusion, knew. Even this cad, it appeared, did not respect | influence for good greatly hindered by gome small. : 50 | mE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI. | = ae - = by | Who try to imitate her i her proiession. The mad- But Miss Hardwicke had heard enough. her, Lennox een Lrginon Was vuraing bat bjetclonable cobweb ‘or dead iy 1n the corner 2 30 TUTE tucorporatcd &.D. 1887) rcosives studenta | AQ WL-WOOL GARMENTS MADE UP O8 KIPPED Sous tins 19 equal. ‘Her remedive ever fail to cure “You need not try to impose upon me, you | away in hau sgust ing Is geu- | to which he pays no atten’ pod Pe ge good mouruing black. cknees, ‘e me speody marriage, shameless woman!” she exclaimed excitely’ “1 | te, refined godmother could be so ietataated Stn 2 oo . So | Biches Mind Heating. Classes Sormed the ‘Bret Mon. aera cen. w_ | tenacneraied tetie. Heradvicen bunuce matters ve 4 - olé is invaluable, it y know who you are and all about you! Go at once, | her very prononcee niece, When a remark in ‘The Maiden’sDream, 50 | day gfeach month, | For further, particulars address | #14 __ ; EUMERERET. G50 Roe OT REL | pee ahedn Mesmeotiphemonaion, Rapsemenane or J shall send for a constable to remove you! Diana’s clear, distinct tones arrested him. It was | rp igy'r LIKELY THAT SHE WILL PALL ASLEEP AGAIN 2p | tePipclvl, EMMA, GRAY, G5. D, normal coure | piss ANNIE K HUMPH EE, 490 205m OT, S- | Ktoutial gud thee ot 0 doosumce eontine their age at The stranger looked considerably taken aback; | only the first words he | heard; the rest were na IN A STREET CAR. =i iieueee ja21-3m" Flak, abd gusraptess perfect St aod comfort. pame and @2 will wet in returp mail out 3 a shall ge 3 S French Hand-inade Under * on, here 1 ain not wanted. Good afternoun, madam,” | he deliberately leaned against a tree and—iistened. | In one corner of a crowded street-car crossing 100] Mis MANNS Prisany scuoor, i auD ‘and finest Tinperted Bowe Sioittinae'S0'cinta ad gh. 11th treet cary pase thw And, with a slight bow, she got into the ‘fy again, | That night at dinner Lennox said carelessly, ad- | the 6th-street bridge on Saturday evening sat a 25 | RINDENGARTEN, NORMAL TRAINING | CLASS. | patent Shoulder Uraces, aid “ail Dress Reform Goods, c white ome ui think *” asked the girl | and was driven rapidly away. dressing his godmother: young lady of more thaa ordinary good looks. Her 50 | 1915 Sunderland Place,south of Dupont Circle. di-3m ng Frame Coreets apd Basten a own DAY A. FROM NEW YORK. WONDER” _ esr itt net b , uring dinner Mr. Lennox was informed of this | | “I have to go up wo.town in the morning. Have | teniow-passengers had plenty of opportunities to 10 | GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH | ,,cpildnen's, Comets ange a eeeel pt hy a oe os ight that it you | Pantuced attempted imposture, and reproved Miss | you any cominlssions for me? e at her without embarrassing her, for before 15 | Sand’ stains, Pkntrance oh b at eatablibed 2 | PREG Ua for the ICE OUT melt Dissconfdental. ‘Sittings, 90 cents and 61: hours ws ught that if you | Dare gravely tor having allowed herself to talk ‘Yes, my dear, I think so. I will make out a lit. | 2 es Se Pm. d have » shaxtog “her | over and coufide her family affairs with an utter | tle list of some things I want, if you will be so good | the car was over the bridge she had dropped sound 20 | Enined for buniness or otfiat positions. T courses, | = = ae za ‘Stopying for asbort time at 27 7th st. ne., near Ea’ ! stranger. Indeed, bis remarks upon the subject | as to get them for me. When shall you return?” | asleep. ‘The conductor evidently knew her, for he oo | Seeehcah, business; Gienemay zwoewnent ent! ~§=PIANOS AND ORGANS. _|catln® Gynana"*?™ £20-9 Were so graphic and eloquent, that at their conclu- | she went on. = made no attempt to wake her when he came to psd ppg Sg — —— = | |pkor. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAI sion poor Diana, to her aunt's dismay, Was discov- | “Oh, the day after to-morrow,” he answered. “I | her, after collecting the rest of the fares. ‘She dia 17 ee eee ee er ee ‘thus: CTED, WARRANTED, PIA: AND oR- | PRON ‘Medium: ency in anxious | ered to be in tears, have rather a particular engagement to-morrow | indeed look very pretty; her head resting sughtly 1 00 | trated circulars free at College office or 5 Taal SIGANS at reasonable GUSTAV H. KUEN, | with second sixut and veil bvery hidden saaateny money to bring | “Oh, do forgive me, aunt,” she sobbed hysteri- | night.” = against the window-frame, her lips just parted 100 H. C. SPENCER, Principal, | 407 10th «t., practical F 9 abl Taner, fom, | Fexealed. Kecovers } aie ee P -—-4 cally. “I never thought of doing any harm. She| “it will be horribly slow without you,” said | and her face composed peacefully. There Wass 100 ‘A A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. _"_o13_| meriy foreuian with F.C Liste & Co. , Tuner with | Bijien treasures olmcky punvers, Consens ‘seemed so friendly and innocent. 1 see ow how | Diana, with a little shake of ner close.cropped | hait siile on her face, Loo, a8 if her dreams 8 wrere 25 VATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY: BROS’ PIANOS PEASE PIANOS, and BURDETT | SuPeds marriages ‘il family very, very foolish I was.” Then, rising abruptly, | sant. She had probably been standing 2 to adults confidential: prepares for : bm evil al ‘Cures sickuess. It di vexed sue ‘burried from the room, “Miss “Hardwicke | "Wil 12” sald Mr. Lennox, disagreenbly ana | Dgusant, She had probably Deen y 1 29 | Depoila, West Point. all examinations. PRES SOTEY PIANO 1d-X GREAT “GO"In aura | Cyidereatothes out herall eltke mache Pecpeeee SMLgt Solng, as Tought | glanced at her godson reproachfully, and that | curtly. “I must hope to make it more lively tor | * Tiss men, and the women, too, were careful not | Wyeth’s Beef, Wine and Iron... 200 | ASS “IVY INSTITUE, & w. cor. Sthand K sts mw. HE ESTEY PIANO, tx ie - No teste te | cru couvince the most ‘Strahe re from other her's people, Were you? tlemen himself looked rather uncomfortable. | you on my revurn.” to touch even the hem of the sleeping girl's dress | Williams’ Beef, Wine and Iron........ 60 100 te Dentiy of tone and dusatility. It ie, in fectes first. | cites will save time apd mapbointegnt by calling 8 upward look, “father had |” Diana did not appear in the drawing-room for | ) Next Imorning Lennox took his departure by the | as they passed out one by one from the car. "By | Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime. 75 = 100| ue perrrrz scHoor. OF LANGUAGES, lane Put ats moderate price.” The case Geaighe ate | the cols wehultpe clairvoyant in thie cit. "ke he waa: a very low oie, | Solus ine; and was very quiet and subdued all the | early train. Diana, having got up an hour earlier | the time the ear had crossed the Allegheny Parks | Willies’ Phesvhase Eero iis ‘WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. N. W., Se andetrihgly bandeonse, pay Boe a vy ma hung Wore VA | rent of the evening. | Chester did his best to make | than her wont, poured out his coffee for hita, and | only Une sleeper And a gentleman, Who, was read: | "uiams, Phospbat ce 75-100) poston, 154 Tremont St; Brooklyn, 40 Court st, | "Seeand hear lock birth: Bours L teit it woul eae out without avail, “°° “Rcalled-for harsh. | waved her handkerchlet from the doorstep ds he | ing a paper, were left in the car.” Just ‘then the | weterot marosucs lage bottles 10 25 | Rew York, 23 W. 23d St; Phils, 1523 Chestnut ae, ESTEY PIANOS. acente ‘The oid lady ¢ ness, but without avail. Grove down the avenue tir ‘first of which atten- | conductor entered the car and remarked to the | wins Come tenecaraia 50 —| Thorowehtrainhue in French. German, Spanish ie | 0 SANDEKS & ST. Sole Arent “Vexed, You must forgive me,” he said, quite touched | tions the recipient acknowledged very nngracious- gentlemal “I shall have to wake her; she getsoff | Winiame Rheumatic Remedy. 50 —]| Gonversational knowlede in ONE or TWO T! al ae eanesio not. 1 ata only tc 3 rd | by her evident dejection, “I did not mean to vex | ly, and the last not at all. re.” yiltaeay mie tects Peeeae 25 | $Aeat mall clans: sino private ieeo ws | JRE HORMART, ae to love your old auntie F you so deeply. I spoke hastily, apd perhaps a| “The day passed as usual | Miss Hardwicke re- | ‘The conductor laid his hand on the sleeping | Williams’ Rose Toot ae lighest references. “Term. FE Saye of the WEBER PIANO: “1 have fo very dull here little unjustiy.” tired early. having a slight cold, and Diana brought | girl's shoulder and gave her the least possible bit | Williams’ Hair Tonic, the best. | PIANO Lessons. mstrument whose Tope, Touch and Musical pro plenty of nice young p rues Leu, Were quite right.” she answered, with | her a tumbler of hot port wine hegus after the old | ora shake, while With the other hand Ne rang the | Fine Tooth Brushes, Jo 20 MISS CLARA HARRISON, | 2 ee Se ee se driving distance,” sue addi ivel Aue igh. Sue was sitting on a low chair near | lady was in bed. She fancied her niece looked pale | belt for the driver to stop tne car. ‘The girl arose | Violet Water, large size 70-100 . FT Pkcet bet wth 10th, Guay Hate, ‘SANDEKS & STAYMAN. Solo Agents, “Oh, I don’t care much about young the fire, her hands clasped tn her lap. She despised | and tired. Certainly she was unusually silent. at once; but though she did thls, and oj her | Florida Water. et Gee Le Re 934 F sin w. served — Bt pea - peo Ser of a a and possessed the art of ‘Shoruy beled Carr hal ar Insarony aan Le also, ft a cerry a Hart renowned 3 Cakes Fine Toilet Soap. os ES CoE nC MRE IS “ HE PIANOS — gether, you know, and we @a: ‘sitting perfeetly idle in an easy and pleturesque | wraj in sleep ant uce, a up of four | Her lips moved and she said, almost in a w! r: Good Toile! 45 NTE RES: ‘TS. CKER BROS. rank as HIGH! GRADE 4 loug conversation followed, regarding the manner. ‘Chesier Was certainly not Ih love with | men quietly skirted the laurels on the oasy side of | Ler ues moved and she sald, almost In a whisper: [raed casey pny 3 WINTER RESORTS. _, aeeeea of = her Go menage and her bi esto her; nevertheless, he could not but acknowledge | the house, and took up Unelr position in ashadowed strike? Let me say—please let me go, Char- i er dead fa:her. All was so simply am told that the oid lady’s eyes once. 17 Lold ine this story, however, says he would not ESTEY ORGAN, ts ance With @ promise which it appeared she had | figure but dimly visible in the pale starlight. ' His | mind being mistaken for “Charlie” by the. hae MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL. a cere Sy ciover ad pride “rie ts 4 Dar- | made Diana some tiie ago—the famous diamonds | companions remained like statues in the deep | dreainer again tt she will hot cut GT the nea Fister, yery clever, aud the dearest fellow tn th word.” New. Open all the year. Table and every comfort. should be unearthed froin the safe, and brought w. In a few moments the window was | just at the polat where it becomes interesting. yaal to best northern hotel. down stairs. Accordingly Chester was intrusted | cautiously opened—it was low, barely 4 feet from ioeolm A.C. JUDD, Manager. Diana took down the frame, and gazed at the | with the key, and one of the servants sumtoned | the ground—and a hoarse voice whispered: A Gown for Sunday School, NEWPORT NEWS. VA, if =. potrait attentively It rv Yo assist hint In bringing down the bress-bound | “Ttsallright. Have you fixed the dog? Iv'sdeuced | prom Til-Bite sd N ‘Near 014 Point Comfort. 7 F. D. with a quict, clover. box containing the jewels. ‘Thry certainly were | dark. “Turn on your lancern.” “Now, lookee here,” sald old Farmer Clovertop, THE HOTEL WARWICK, Eowaro F. Daoor. Lache, and Keen, rat P splendid diaumonds, and 4s ca # afer cise was | “ails rignt, Be quick,” wis the almost inaudible | _ “Now, lookee here,” s iipipcmug ites Gicas i A ceairable ond accessible Winter Resort for Families ‘925 Pennsylvania ave. “bors he ever coue here?” the girl asked, a8 she | opened and their contents flashed and. scinullated | answer from below- con! Ly. th and Transient Visitors, Mlustrated pamphlet for | tmporter of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, carefully replaced the frame again. in the lamplight, Diana drew a deep breath of ad- ‘atch, then.” the suit department of a New York dry-goods shop, ‘warded on application to ©. B. ORCUTT, 150 Brosd- Sonate than: pie “Yeu often, Jexpect he may be down next | miration. Wheretipon three good-sized bags were handed | «1 want you to kind o’ help me out a ilttle on pick. way, New York city, or J. R SWINERTON, Mavzeer | STEINWAY, GAHTER BEHRING. Bixaos, axD ‘ore, yest week. “cou, auntle, they are, matchless—magnificent:” | out, slowly and caretully—tor they appeared to be | in-out a dress for my wife One othe Dest winaen Hotel Warwick, Newport News, Va. d31-tu,thas26t ‘OTH! 108. ally. Fates vi "Did he know I was coming?” the astonished girl said in alow voi have | neavy—and were silently received and deposited | On this created airtn. Yes she is! ain't been i Bed Sees, Set ee eee "S STERLING ORGANS. Tmapent cn poptuny Debowing oss NN We quite looks | often heard iny father apea of thew but T never | on round by the man ound, Then one | Sao yar “halons for eda year, Ast eae = axbitnosand Onaane for sale or for rent upon reason. Begnfaenon Sevsotaie an o owing ¥ dreamed they were anything like that.” after the other, igures, a man’ man’s, | natchel ‘er somethin’, an’ I’t . Moving done 808. eekcigays Be wou't Like me," observed Diana | “The old Indy was pieased at the evident impres- girue, themadives noleiésiy trom the window. ey Cae eae ao''m| Axp Now ___ SUMMER_RESOR STyuing, Repairing, and by competent - slon her treasures created. ut ere touel “1 janner a real nice dress, made | THAT THINGS ARE HOT ETTING HOTTER | 66 ERMERE,” ATLANTIC CITY, 3 " “He is sure to like you.” returned the old lady, |" “Come here, my dear,” she said, with a loving | who awaited them raised his hand, and almost apingesd Cyt aa'ee ant teeeeee Te Sec _— i “WEE Ocean end Tennessee ave, G, L. Wao & Banos. J. & J. Coums, Jeaning back in her chair with a hittle smi sulle. And miacing the girl kneel before her, she | simultaneously his hithervo motionless and unseen at paratieds Tee woke ee poe Pet | eit not. t—00 we opine—to congratulate the | risgantiy furnished snd spgpinted sh le ou remind ine of some old picture, Aunt | clasped the sujerb necklet round the slender companions sprang forward, and, surrounding the the gown from that. She’s ruther Gee ‘on ‘wondrous throughout, cL Hol 5 709 7th st.nw. Established 1864. LONDON, ENG. Giemency," said the iri softly. after a’ pause, | throat and Insied on trying the effect of the descending couple in less than half a minute, | hatvan' blue eyes an’ sandy complected, aut ree . Lm. jelo2m World-renowned Kranich & Bach and Pianos OUTWARD APPLICATION, turning her great eyes vt Teverently on ber | whole suite, Even Chester uttered an involuntary | handcuffed them both securely. ‘The light of & weighs adzactiy two hundred and forty-nine ‘MAGNANIMITY, TPV\HE WINDSOR, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. and at jew patene terms. for FOR eee ap aks Zeer, bisck velvet gown and | expression Of intense adiiration at the result. | bullseye lantern, which was ltnmediately leveled Pounds an blue’s her tavirive color, Shes anes MK Dew” saultary arrangements. Rent at reduced rat Sith beet aat te taming and | OLMAN’S CONCENTRATED MUSTARD OIL, eeu Py ans Jour lovely dark eyes and | Diana’s cheeks were Mushed to a deep piuk, her | on their faces, showed the man to be Clarence ht year old, a-goin’ on to fifty-nine. ‘We behold them on their knees supplicating the Mill be thoroughly reuovated, oe SRimep OPRIGHT woh quia ye my being so biuat.* sue | splendid eyes shone like stars under their thick | Lorimer, and the woman—Diana Dare. An awful se ene old, 2-60 per that 1 bought on the Bowly furnished, and ron in counectiqgyrith & DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT ‘A Positive Cure For Rigetguickly. “We Americans are viuni, you | lashes. Tne Mery Jewels gleamed in her hair, in | oath bust trom Lorimer’s ips. h deccotty Gremen wee SIL ‘the rage DEAR PEOPLE sor. train, that the her ears, on waist, neck, and fugers, con- | "vs 2.1 up, Bill,” he muttered, addressing his { Bat the old lady blushed and looked pleased at | trusting effectively with tne Mimy black gown she | lace who Was ing fiercely and bopper sen her Biece’s outspoken admiration. She thought my right there TLANTIC CITY, N. ay 3 cor-; decolletty dress was the kind that Hanner | To giveheed unto them and their Causes. Ac- A® Tots and Bath for rent or tis ok Tikes iar beret at sut | ndusand reais "su ook ike Soaeeasees | Ske eS ae ate Fete remarzea ne | Should nts 3 You, fix up a nice duo~aowoia’ | giding abet gunna ennett oy a 5 tere with her dushed cheeks and ‘sufaing exes | Queen. —e ee eces and ho’ wan ae tks | SRAEL do to wear to of a Sunday, an’ to Papo ordered oF the New Baultnd Conger RHEUMATISM, XECRALGIA COLDS AND MUS. ‘the oft a <o-am. Scikih, Agent slau caw. CULAR PAINS, ibling Chester's incou NTH ATLANTIC CITY, H. MEDICINE. aqeech 5 "EOrsy TUR “ Deesoeenit a find die ar node taugn- | “On, you're a wily one, you are!” one of the con- OU iF Wi ee Eee ee Rae Ts & BORE, “and besides, I'do $0 want to see the ‘ot Palinzak our ‘condemnation th omeLeomm ine ouwunsist | thatsafe. You kiow, auntie, you sald I might.” | you're nut quite so wily as You ought to be. We've | ‘There 1s no better preventive of nervous exhaus. So mubetute SCR NEW JERSEY, THE HEALTH: fhat 1s to say, it| | “What's curious key t™ said Diana, wateliing at- | Zenned Condi con You'd find’ hiay waiting tor tion than regular, unhurried muscular exercise. | » Azta¥s, Su, we must condeuu anything which te | —PxING LAKE, = Wicile young man Would listen'to fentively as Chester gtted it into tlie lock. “You | you where you're ng ty gurl ye make, Bill," the | If we could moderate our hurry, lessen our worry forse, ew derecy Caigate| ‘ur Chester.” she thought cotmpassionately; | haven't you, before tue Key turna?" nT* “Uo™™ | gqrettestut hiatus Divits Sata pate tonnis pie | and increase Our open-air exertion a large proper-| “As Tor ourselves, permit ws to say that we hove ne ime orks so hard, and is 30 Joolnty, prow, and ‘uester, stating. “Who told yout” | oner, <A Pewee om, Te simone ke to es Php 4 SACRIFICES UMMER BOARD—A ‘OF & OR ® CAN fe about th matters. Ve 4 knew Meself. It was a forlorn ey tea ae a comfortably. in bed, he is sitting wear | secret of 1¢ Dut herself caaetae” Bosse oe ene Substitute Is. an “oc in us §' board tor. anewhat lamondi again consigned detective from Scotland Yard, “And ‘school, an'—what yousnickerin’ at, young | way), ARE NOT, HoT Sona, = Sold by all Grocers and Drugrista, and wholesale by. dwicke Was far too excited to sicep for some | their velvet bok nteseer er nae =| ake icyou, Mr. Lennox, for the capture wou" cuir era = = os : eg clo att x : Hardwicke Was far too excited to sicep for some | thee site pm oreo fon rr. Le {aces Idec, te lay am ake half the ight Stak ‘Quest, Wook then upstairs agate halen fen gang of ws thoroigngat ‘scoundrels as we've Value of Hest. hats the long and short of, Wo sald that “the Agen eLcosm JOS. R. FLA dug What an exquisite arrangement 1t would be if | quite reenter 'thne—tather, som, and frethren wore go be courratainted ou hele wasdrose THALTO Us ahd by her gudson and this charming young | Gelaliowed te corsets eee? SPU, ee ee STAY IN BED FOR A DAY AND DON'T TAKB axY the | VE Kiri were to fallin love with and marry eachother. | “+1 will help to carly he ‘un { how, to that case, she would perwuade them | ing: stables was saying admiringly to Lorimer. “But | From the Liverpool Courier. Jeuiake fuer home at the Wa ‘ F i i i 3 vc thowe dreadful iaw books, and wear. | of the family she told me tod” Ana Diana’ at ‘Tomake, We would not sacrifice ourselves, becsuse nodded | Here Lennox, who had been tnverc atew ia t— x ‘po-sme ’ 5 deat vor fellow.” AS & matter | ber head with a 1] ‘of Importance. words: “s ‘themselves. r~ = 7 ster Lennox’ was at that precise mo- | Asshe spoue the mayen the safe swung alowiy | whe was is medical SeurenmanyaTOR - CITY. N. J. NEW ry avival meeting at his club, | back and =hester stepped in. The safe itself was LwO OF three | 45 tne rst law of oueet- ‘an one ¥ e Pirits luke unto Limseli—whicli | Jet into the Wall, and Was about the size of a very |" ‘from bis busi- my pas ny Nid not Ur 4k up until am advanced hour | smali room. All the Hardwicke plate, except that | more boll. ry Sisculass . But lis godmother, dear, inno- | in use, Was Tai methodically on the | and admirabiy powrree ‘our own ” t KnOW this; so she Se ae her hy and modestly | Davis, —_ the lightening of his arduous | un ‘bags. The box cou- | time pe ransforination into Benedict, taining the Jer els had a spectat Sorner tor toate ‘the VICTOR E ADLER'S Pp Hin Barsax ‘ esthess Which Would. have alm Chester, having deposited the box in its corner, 10 Per Cent Clothing Houss, 10 Se: gamers could be have divined ber thoughts, | turned to’ bis companion, who still stood im the S27 and ORO 7th ot. n.w..corner Massachusetiseva | Cleanses and besutifies the hair. unt Clemency Jay drowsily in the fire- | corridor. ‘Strictly One Price. Sueniseweteombetl s hurried farther and farther | "Would you lke to come int” he sa.d, holding Ty [ogge Calldren’s voles seemed to sound | out his hand, and feeling really vexed him- (Open Saturday Until 215. m. ‘Never fails to Restore Gray Hair to ite sent ¢ ‘= Ghudrenscyimiued lato | elt or bir reasonable, preface agent tats 20 meseureneats for ‘Youthful Color. i , itardwicke tell asleep. lovely ‘seemed ‘so hard, pend “ttecrion between annt | be gentle and conventional. “Take cues werehee Stee a ee Cares Scalp Diseases und Hair falling. ‘ - om wey Cucntod tuan ever, | You gor I can stand upright here.” “4 Sot Pret. Sle x