Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1888, Page 7

bin ae THE JOHNSTOWN STAGE. THE STORY OF A WOMAN'S COURAGE. City of Rocks was losing its sharp outlines in the radiating beat of a July afternoon. The un- broken, gray sage-brush plain surrounding it had already lost its one outline, the horizon, and now merged Itself in the distance of tts own dustiness. ‘The void between glaring plain and glaring sky as filled with hot silence. It was the silence solitude undisturbed by humanity; for the only human habitation tn the City of Rocks was the stage station, and that, in ts square, uncom- promising adaptation to {ts usea, seemed lonelier than the rough, Dut sometimes beautiful, and ulways fantastic, stone formation around It. Any ne could see why thts place was called City of Rocks Its name fitted, a8 most frontier names At, untit they are subjected to the personal vanity OF nice modesty of refined map-makers, But any one could not see why its unhewn, granite masses should rise so abruptly and unreasonably from the level, sage-brush desert. To an imagi- nativeor cultivated mind there was something eerie about these castie turrets and cathedral res, en afar in an uninhabited land; and to ch, an armed knight with lance in rest, charg- ing across the plain, would not have been out of place. Such a person, necessarily = passenger on tne Johnstown stage, with vague anticipations of a romance, Would Very likely question the stage- driver. ‘The reply, without doubt, would be that this was an outeropping of the same ledge in which they had struck high-grade ore over in the Biue Guich district. If the driver felt like talking the additional fact might be extracted that the Indians called It “The seven houses where the witches laugh.” ‘This would sound promfsing. but the questioner would find that thts was ail there | was of it. Indeed, it {3 more than probable that the questions of the imaginative and cultivated stranger Would ere this have elicited from the Griver the sole Dut pregnant fact that the Idaho and Northwestern Stage Company paid him only ‘Ome Jo was due at City of Rocks nnstown stay at o'clock, About that hour a man in a flannel ‘hirt, dirty soldier-trousers tucked in his boots, and dsiouch hat on the back of his bronzed, road. As he stood there a cloud of dust became visible in the distance. Jt Soated and wavered nearer and nearer, until the creaking and jingling of dry wood, leather, and metal, and the pounding of Boots were Leard: Then asthe cloud approached the station, am apparition of two horses and a Stage coach was seen within ft. ‘The cloud stopped in front of the house, the dust settied, and the coach, coated inside and out with "the white powder, was disclosed. ‘The driver, looking like a awl; then a seas think that will work. ples on no better one.” The lady, who had smiled rather hopelessly at Pius cumbrous device, anxiously watched the tn- fants attempts to manage It. ‘The leutenant, not. withstanding that the were ‘cold, looked on with almost as much interest. An ex- ression of contentment gradually stole over the Baby's face. evidently the bottle met with ‘al ‘Then the mother gave the a lighted hug, and with a little, low of relief, turned her Velled face to the’ driver said, but this time her voice trembled: “You so kind! How can I thank your” But he only replied with an amused smile, instinctively, though carelessly, lifting his’ hat, he went back to his supper of cola pork and while the eyes behind the vell foliowed him with 4 look of increasing surprise and curiosity. The when it left City of Rocks, was twenty minutes Tate. Bnt the Jack-rabbits, which laid back thetr ears and scudded at its approach, found it no mean rival that afternoon, “fll bet ten dollars he makes tt up afore he gits to Stoney Creek, and not turn a hair!” said the Station-keeper t hunself. ‘Then, after a further contempla he added in & more reckless tone, “I'll bet ten dol: lars he makes it up afore he gits to Dick Day's Taneh, and not turn a hair!” As no one accepted eltber of these generous propositions, he shook his head and remarked confidentially, “There ain't many Kin copper the Weutenant, now, if you year me!” and, disappearing in the gioom'ot the inte- rior of thé house, City of Rocks was left once more to the hot Silence of its fantastic stones. ‘The sun was setting behind Bald Butte as the Johnstown stage approached the five-mile grade whieh led down wo Stoney Creek. ‘The alr Was growing cool. The rabbits, looking like sage- bushes in motion, fitted about in the twilight. A ony Of prairie Owls, posting themselves at inter- vals along the road, accompanied the intruding vehicle through their territory, the head of the line rising as the stage drew near and gravely fly- ing down to take station at the foot, until, the danger departed, they solemnly withdrew. Down the grade the stage went, with the driver on the brake and the horses trotting looyely in their har- ‘ess, until, WIth a Mnal joit and lurch, they fetched Up On the bank of Stoney Creek.’ The driver swung himself off the box, and taking au iron pall out Of the boot, proceeded to water his horses. ‘The elderly passenger emerged from the si! with a tm cup, and scooping up some of the bright, cold water from the nolsy mountain stream, gallantly took it wo the lady inside. ‘Then, helping bimseif, he said to the driver with a dat “Peage youve been making up time, Ye herded'em along pretty lively down that grade.” ‘The Heutenant nodded his head. The position in which he found himself had reapoasibilittes That discouraged soclability. Going to the other tire apt iailler, laid bis Whip on the roof afd prepared to descend. The station-keeper who,meanwhile, had stepped out into the road and silently commenced to unhook the traces,-lonked up for the first time. The next moment he dropped the trace with an ex- lamation of wonder, while his hand slowly but tn- stinetively sought the revolver which bung in a belt loosely al it his hips. For a few seconds he scrutinized the face of the Man Who Was swin, himself down from the box, and then bis look ‘Surprise changed to one of recognition, his hand Teiaxed tts hold on the pistol, and he said heartily, ell, Vl be durned! “Lieutenant, is that you? ‘hy, what's come of Jim?” “ile Was taken sick down at Creek and had to lay off at the milk ranch.” said the man addressed, taking off his hat and beating out the Gust against his ieg. He was tall and broad- shouldered, but slender, and was dreseed in the same Mapher ag the station-keeper, even to the revolver which hung about his hips. His voice and bearing, however, the only characteristics unaffected Uy the dust, betrayed @ diiference be- tween them. . | “sick, nothing!” exclaimed the hostler, in a tone of disgust, taking out the straw which he held between tis teeth and throwing it energetically i mt othe ground. “That fellow’s al’ays sic ned ef I don’t bilieve he’s weakened se Waustling Dick jumped his stae last month! He's yeard that the paymaster’s sending his money up. by express tuis trip to pay off the boys at the fort, and he’s afeard he'll git jumped agin. Durn him} ‘That's w'at’s the matter. It leaves me in a purty fix!” he continued. ink'S OUL after stock, and there's no one yere but me. Who's goin’ to the stage on?” “Pil take it on as far as Pack City, if you like,” Said the lieutenant. “The old man Will find some one there to take Jim’s piace easy enough.” ‘The station-keeper, without replying, mechant- cally resumed his dutiey of taking, out the hurses, and watched them meditatively a3 they wal slowly off to the stablea ‘Then Mnaily turning to the Heutenant, with the alr of one whose mind 1s made up, he said: “By thunder, I guess that’s the | only thing we kin do. I cai't leave yere. 1) wouldn't have a head of stock lett ‘by the tne I | ot buck. Them damned Injuns ts gittin’ worse and worse, not to mention the hoss thieves and road agents that’s gittin’ thicker’n tleas on a dog's back. It'S sort o crowdin’ you, though, lleuten- ant, and I don’t know what the oid man'll say.” “ite won't say thank you, at any rate,” said the Heutenant. “You kin gamble on that,” said the hostler, ap- Proviugls.. “Who's tis Johuny-come-lately?” be added, as a passenger from the of the stage strolled toward them, “Jim said Le Was a stockman,” sald the lleuten- > “he’s bliled for Pack City. jum!” growled the ler, contemptuously. ‘Jim's a stranger himself in these parts. How should he know?” And when the traveler, an elderly man, joined ‘them wits a sociable remark that “it was purty tol'able warm,” the hoster vented bis scorn for Jim by ignoring hit altogether and continuing his talk with the Heutenant about way-bills, express, mail, and other stage matters. But the passenger appearing In nowise affected by this lack of cordi- ality, held bis ground, and if he did not join in the conversation, listened to It so persisteauy that the hostier Maaily turned to him and said rather sarcastically, “Stranger, is there anything 1 can do fer your” “Well, no, pard,” replied the traveler, good- “there's nothin’ you kin do fer ine, Dut kin do sometuin’ fer thet lady inside; “¢ plumb out, and the kid's yelling like all possessed.” ‘At this the amateur artver opened the stage door and looked in. There was the usual litter of mail- Laws and swall bundles, and smeil of dust and leather. Addressing the’ woman, who, in a long linen duster, and with a veil over her face,-re- clined imply im one corner, half holding a cry- jug baby, the Meutenant sid, “Supper station, dan. This announcement producing no reply, he re- peated it in louder tone. ‘The only resuit' was an added force to the baby’s cries. “I reckon she’s fainted,” said the other passen- ger, appearing at his elbow with a cup of water: “try this yere. The Weutenant got inside, followed by the old man, to who be unceremoniously handed the baby. Taking out his pocket-fusk, he mixed a littie Whisky and water, and pushing the vell up from the unconscious mouth, he succveded in par- Ually reviving the exhausted woman. “Now, thea,” he said in an authoritative tone, “you must cote outside 10 the open aif and wash jour tace abe hands; that will Brace you up quicker than anything. "Then waen you have had some dinner | you will be all righ:. We haven't much time,” he added. The woman obediently arose, but, cramped and Worn out by the long day's ride, had to be assisted Yo the ground. She suc tn walking over to the water-trough, and, sitting down on its silentiy took her baby. ‘The Neutenant brought her 4 basin and towel, and left her to her toilet. Prewnuy he returned and said, “Supper is ready.” “Tuank you, I don't Want any supper,” was the reply. A> he heard her speak for the first time the lleu- tenant lovked at the shrouded form in surprise. ‘The Votce Was low and trained, the voice of # gen- Uewoman. Jt startled him with a swift sugges. ton of yerfumed lace and stx-button kid gloves, of waite music, Yachting, and low, murmured words in dim conservatories. The recollection of the fried pork and beans awaiting them in the station, however, Drougat his mind back to the subject: “{ veg your pardon,” he said, “out you must eat something. “You can't stage all day without eating. Wer Dack was turned toward him as she sat vbling her hand in the water for the amuse. ‘at of the baby, and be went around and stood mt of her lo etuphasize his remark. Her veil Was still dows, and she did not raise her head as e repiled, im the even tones of a superior ad- resis ag overzealous inferior, “¥. a, but I don’t want anything.” he Leutenant was rather nettled -rtheless persisted. His interest was awakened. s, 1t would be very inconvenient to have her a the road. “I hope you won't think me he said, moculating his tone respect. you must have something. If you 1 preter it, I wil Dring It out here.” side of the stage, he got out his overcoat and put it on. It was ‘a garment made of rough, blue AUCTION SALES. FUTUBE DaYs. SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE 1886, and recorded in Liber No. 1162, folio 453, et 90g... one of the land records of the District of Colum- sebies eee oe pping und be TWENTT-THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1888, AT FOUR A it ‘at the time of “HALF . following-described hat was that Soe tore or vell trom sale. Ef the ‘ermas axe not comblicd with san Garg | rel estate eivunte te tha cts ot” Wostistons mir fel down let shoulaers as a wee, tout of he dniling parhaeeral‘conreancng |, ©) 0, "wis Ait ‘at oui “00,61 and face shone ‘the moonlight, lovely at cost, 0 62, of Shedd’s subdivision of square 195, 3 ‘error, Te noise was bat te] iptng of to day of J. COLBERT, ss per plat recorded in Liber W. F., folio 172, of Nee Bo GEO, W, STICKNEY, iit sounded like a distant. shtfek, apes. he records of the surveyor's office of the District of | 3° 427, Ficus, Shion Oran hee ‘Kactioneet, 836 Fst, mySahte_ stirred the dry buffalo grass, and 1t EDWIN SUTHERLAN. Truptee Columbia, and the north 62 feet 6 inches by the full | Contained ta the Geo. "M. oteson, esa” | FRORaS DOWLING, Awctioner ed to the panic-stricken woman as though 1¢ my5-d&ds ‘and D sta. nw. | width of lot 113, of Robeeon's subdivision of part of aad | "TY — was volces 444 Boaysaiedi” ae [OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. said square 28 recorded in book 11, folio 103, of said UNIMPROVED T ON She would have fainted had it not been for the vite surveyor’s office records, making fn ali 7,312 (seven SEG METWEES, EWEN (Y FOURTH AN! walling of the dependent baby in her arms. What TRE TOE OF VERMONT ANEMUTE | thousand three hundred and ‘twelve and one-bald AUCTION. se should she do? Her first impulse was to run from ui ASD OW, square feet of ground, more or lees. The dwelling was 5 Petter Pace On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTEENTE. What might be behind her.’ But her feeble limbs Xb incre obae 30. Ss: constructed about four years ago according to a rator by Loriliant, Yoo Chest, Filter, | §FOCR O'CLOCK wil sellin front of the premies falled at the sight of the wide platas and obstruct SoNt A NORTHWEST. Proved plans, and the property altogether is one of the | ““"i'aye, Chantsiiers & * | Bota A Tan Bn sauary 4, frosting 7 foot 1M ing sage-brush. If she Dut get upon the Absolutel Pure. By virtue of authority in me vested. fm and under | Proved Diane, ond the property “EKEAKPAST ROOM.” jnches om the north side of BM between Zqih and and drive. She went to the horses and spoke y 'e Aho last, mpl oe, Merrement, $f WW, wood of | ™ Fader SOLID OAK MIRROR BACK BUFFETT, SOLID 0; py PEE Ey rn to them. One of them whinnled in reply, and ihe Dicties Bt Colurbls, ee areca ments of ait, twelve So a tate | PEDESTAL EXIEASION TABLE NOMI OAR | SU-alisy. “CSuveyancing: Ravet cost of purchaser. A rep! ‘nem, ibe Disease oF Oe the under of siz, twelve and eyhteen months reapec- SIDE TA) SOLID OAK LEATHER-Cov. | Sep $100 at time of —— that 1 her. she crept bevween This never varies. (A marvel SB SOTURD AY, To, on MA deans | tively, with notes for credit paymenta to bear interest | ERED ALM CHAIRS. FINt PLOGP ENGRAY- —— taking tet ti de i Weng tems | 7 zoe h tem oer orp tp yao. Steak | tom ny of sm rays acraoeea'at cee | SOR PEAS ANY ot Be MAS PROPOSALS Tete Tien nei mes ou from beneath thelr | the ordinary bt ow tentahore. welgpt alum or | ext oar lob numnborsd nity ais «Bd. is Glusteads | cont per annum, ond to be secured by deed of trust on | SLOGR, FOURLIGHT BLONZE CHANDELIER. — aru, she scrambled on to the wheel, aia 170m Phew pox Sopp owns gama I aaa Eted'and forty-two t2)inte city of Wasingtom, | the Property sold; or, all cash at option of purchaser. | BODY BRUSSELS RUG. ae. peMIAR Qi Dero? there to the driver's seat, Everything was so big, io 106 Wall street, N. ¥. D. C,, and the improvements, said lot fronting twenty- | 4 deposit of $1,000 will be required at the time of SOLID sax pote CARVED, Ex- Pet outttet ‘OF SASHINGTON, $OC1GS, Che seek. the Drake, her little feet Gig moe ‘hres (23) feet on Vermont svenue, sale, Terms of sale to be complied with within ten ENSION DINING TABLE Cl frat BR | suitnect to BSR Sealed proposals, tn ante, reach board, but rested on some sacks ery EA $250 | days trom the day of sale, otherwise the property will Be ee SOL D | othce until TWELVE 0 CLO’ the inado'a new for the baby, When theres | Dy oy Eieierencteepetcend Satscte | omeeaemeccaccomestroe™ “=| BASSET "elITis Pfnhee” Bots | fone Fiarenia u dul; onthe ‘sold, ven, a cost 4 eady to start If wan evident inat she wasnot | tatw Hacts ‘with interest at Aix (0) per centum per annum trom pica Mahogas CHIPEN AGE DINING OM bSrequised Sareea’ like tue amateur drivers of the New York coucle IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, tha recording to be wt purchasers Goat If the satu ade {trustee CHALIS JAPANESE CHINA DINNER SERVICE | 1" Isha. Bank lotus for Leg, clubs, The horses had been restive during | 3. OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT 18 UX- ttle Feo complied wien min 10 dave eit sale arerale AUSTIN P. BROWN, i lt nthe ih 3 ured freely at her timorous word, QUESTIONABLY THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. | chaser.after 5 days’ notice in the. _m11-10¢ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. aon And now the distraction of driving and the sense ‘tat news: ran ee cloth, long and voluminous, with a cape tuat came to the waist. Quietly slipping his revolver from its holster, he put it in a narrow pocket in the lin- ing of the coat. This pocket, apparently made for the purpose, dispensed with the ostentatious and cumbrous method of belting the pistol on out- Side, ‘These preparations for the night completed, he mounted to his place, and made the usual warn- ing Inquiry. “Alf set?” you don’t mind, pard,” said the passenger, ll ride outside for a Ways, and give the lady & chance to stretch.” “+{ don’t mind,” said the Meutenant, and the el- derly stranger’ climbed labortously to bis side, ‘The horses’ loots splashed and the stage wheels crunched their way through the stream, while the Water fretted and foamed noisily about the wet fevlocks and through the ¢leaned spokes, Then hoofs and wheels caine out on the soft bank, and the stage sped silently slong the damp bottom land, Dark forms shaped themselves into cotton wood trees and alder bushes, and dissolved again into the darkness, while the fresh odor of the earth and growing things scented the cool night alr. “Have a drink?” sald the passenger, soctably, drawing out bottle, ‘0, thank you,” said the Heutenant, “I don’t rink ou the box. m4 are!” said his companion; “well ‘You b’aint ben long oa the line, sald the lieutenant. ‘i Was up in Chis section a couple 0” years ago,” continued the passenger, “and Tkinder thougut I didn’t rec’lect your face. It’s a fine country up yere, Dut it ain't as fine a country as some I've Seen, Was you ever up around Sin-e-ah-qua-teen?” No, the Heutenant bad never been to Sin-e-ab- qua-teen. “Well, sir,” continued the passenger, enthusias- tically, “that’s a fine country, and a mighty curious One, too; the curiousest I ever seen. Me an’ my pardner'was in there one summer and found inions as big as my two fists, and the next day, when we struck up along the Pend’Oreille, we got into seven feet of snow. When we got down into Kovtenal, along Pack Kiver. they was taking out a heap o gold. Then we struck St. Mary's river, and, gentiemen! I never did see sech a place for fish. All them rivers rise in lakes, and I was told by ap old Hudson Bay man, that had been with the company nigh on to forty year, that they never had found no botyom to the lakes. And fish! Whew! I throwed tn a My and I could see hundreds o’ fi four and five pounds big, jest race fer it. Me anc my pardner stayed there’ a week and had aright pleasant time, only fer a little talk that started and ended up in some ht smart shooting. Six fellows got Kilied and a lot more wounded.” They was gamblers and they made it up to go Out SIX agin’ six, at Len paces, with their revolvers, ‘They didn’t keer noways J laid off in the bush and watched them. T! ‘Started out as quiet as T'd go out to cut rails, stood up as straight as ‘so many snipe. ‘Theth fellows had heaps ot sand— I didn’t see ne'er a pistol-barrel shake. I could tell by thetr phy ‘Uhat there was a woman at the yottom of it. There was some women along with the outfit, and I says to one of them after- ward, says 1: "We've got to bury these yere dead men. It seems sort o” rough that so many healthy fellows should go under of a sudden, now, don’t it?” And she says: “Yes; women makes a power 0’ trouble sometimes.’ " And I'm durned ef slie warn't Fight, Tho’ Fl agree that, there are times when women’s powerful handy to have around. You don’t happen to be married, do you?” “No,” ‘said the leutenant, beginning to be amused and entertained by Bis loquacious com- paaion, “I'm not married.” The ‘stage had commenced to ascend the on the other side of Stony Creek. The road Wound up through a caflon, or guich, in the ‘bot- Yow of Which Was the dry bed of a winter torrent. It was a long, tedious puil to the top of the and the horses had to take their time to it. Not withstanding that a thin line of light on the brow of a distant mountain signalied that the moon had risen, it Was very dark in the cafion; so dark, that although the lieutenant kept peering ahead of the horses, be could not but a littie more than s bend of the winding road faintly defined by the denser obscurity ou cach side of It. The passenger, himself, notwithstanding his steady tlow of talk seemed’ affected by the surrounding gloom, and maintained an alert gaze upon te side of the me “You see,” he continued, “{ had a wife myself onse, so I know someting about women. I picked her Up In ’Frisco, and_ just about six months after T lost $55,000 in the Frazer River excitement. Then 1 come up vere, and laid out a ranch on Mud River. But my wite, she got sick, and I spent ali the money I had left in taking her down agin, and fm doctoring. Weil, sir, when she died,” and I came back yere with the ttle fellows, I found my ranch gone plumb to the devil Six inches of snow on the ground, and the Uttle fellows barefoot, and “not ‘4 dollar in my pocket, and nothing toeat. Iwas blue, I tell you, pard, if ever a man were blue, 1 was that man. I just tuk of my hat and throwed it on the ground, aud looked all around. But didn’t throw Up no sponge. I tuk to splittin’ rails, and inside of a month I Sold °m to the Guv'ment at the Sahat- ln Agency, and cleaned up a hundred dollars. I'm doin’ tol'al wwell now, the country round my ‘way’s gittin’ settled up, ' ‘Pears like Oregon’s spit- Tin all her webtect into that section’ ey my eye on some o” these yere tmmigrants, and I'll pick up another wife some day, a young wa about six- teen, that I kin lara. I'm purty good on the physiog. Idon't want no widows, they're larnt all to yer band, but they know too damned much.” ‘The Heutenant laughed, and spoke to his horses Which were showing a restive disinclination to proceed. They were almost at the top of the grade now. A clump of scrub-oaks at the head of the cafion was in sight. The shadows here were very dense by coutrast with the moonlight, which lay mM tue open beyond. It was at these shadows iat the bieses were pricking their ears The Heutenant cracked his whip over the ant- als, but as he did so, he looked sharply in the directiouof the oaks. Was not som moving there? Or was It Une moonlight shadows i Ur usual tricks on highiy strung nerves? Thos she looked up Bali-resentfuily, half-curi- wy evident) thinking that this was a very oda ver. “At last she sald: “You are giving | dless truubie, but as you Insist upon | take a cup of tea and a ititie milk for tue | rpase was to rid herself of his im Af er pul nities, ougbUMuly paling bis moustache. bimself, “that ts Hike @ woman! Why { sue ask’ for oysters and champagne, or Ling reasouable—but tea! milk!” te.” he said, doubtfully, to the hostler, “you wa to Lave sucha Ung as—as tea nouse, do your” * Tepilod the station-keeper, promptly. “Ub. Ident mean aBy brush "wash." re- uratenant, Tapationtly, “Tm talking owe tens” ‘that's what I am talking about,” said 1; ac gave some to Frank the other Nate,” Said the Ueutenant, drawing out his ask, “Cake a drink? ites he was cap Of Lea aud some crackers to the Water. Raconscious of tue elaborate wink With Wi Nate, restored somewhat to expected art out a ch, ny e's hell!” sald Nate, The Ueutenant found the tude as be bad left her, enduring the discomfort her condition with silent “Zou are very good,” she said more gently, Dut . Evidently ‘Uals woman Was accustomed to ‘waited on. I Suppose that condensed mili wi Dur tt tare. “Be Heutenant, “nave you anything to Yes, certainly, the baby had a bottle. But, alas! THULE wan aa Jolted Out Of the ‘Stage while the ot tm the same even tone of a say baby,” said LH oR, a search for the’ bottle revealed the fact that It ncdEscious, “What shall I dot she wa erclatmed, her fortitude cup, abd Tam afraid he is neon’, “710K, ous of Uears were gathering the veti, tears Tas she hever Would have shed for herseit. — that easy enough,” said the stage- Griving leutenant consolingly. y entering the house | to hand down Wells-Fargo’s box'to the might have come there to drink. His military training and frontier experience made hima guard against upreasoulng alarm. At the same the statiou-keeper’s open secret that the pay” master’s funds were aboard, flashed across his mind. It would never do for htm, an army agent who asked for IL Professional pride, if naught else, forbade it, “He said nothing to man at his ‘side, but under cover of his cape, slipped the lines ‘and whip into his lett hand, with his right cocked. the revolver in Lis poet ‘The elderiy er, notwit! were abso fastened on the Cluny of care ned quite unsuspicious and continued to talc reckon I can git another wife easy enough. I know a fellow that came into that section, a littie while A shrill whistle suddenty startled the sflence of the night. The passenger on the box, almost with- ‘out @ pause, leaned over, and laying’ one hana on the lines, with the othér potnted a pistol at the river's head, and said, but no longer in the accents of an uneducated person: i ate SOLID BRASS SLIDING SIX: Tmotign diininishod her frst ghasiiy borrer, and | 2. OUR STOCK TWICE AS LARGE as any | "apJ0-dhds Surviving EAU DOA ns harbor PoutED Ww ANDIE: : Teplaced nervous excligment: ne had (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, NIFICE: iD “DRAWING ROO) Gimteurty in finding The road, the horses took ner | OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. — GLgROR NE Rony eRRSGN Bale poke: CONCERT GRAND 7-OCT AVE HOSEWOOD ASE | pl be, recetwed at back to It. When she reached it, however, she | 3. OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE 44, NEAR THE NS. AE AUCTION. KNABE BANG. HASDSOMELY Canven, | OcLOCK™ NOON, ™ myo ee ery pan ‘ 9 SATURDAY, MAY TWELETI. 1688, at FOUR | Siston, Tomas “Chie adhe ea a ee ee a OO RUTERD | AEENTH, 88 mae a dota et ne ne ARSE | cng ae | Oe rae eemrenlr OE |RENA ABA UeEs cima | | RiARE uMee On tat aegis | Petraes into awi A ‘1 five two: § jout doul - p EBONY : HTS TO ALL. 20, 'and 50 Jp causze Ho. $4. tmoco cost fever sent to this city. | CAND TABLE, EMBROIDERED. JAPANESE paner to be there, deat or living, inthe moon tend or ie Cie tide prosevir ie eetek eee = Bilal tue ut efertur'of Shes foods solntes | SCKEEN, VERY RARE A ELEGANE: Canes shen motiied. “rhe! ita iigome of tas avez SaoieSgtedy | aceacany zon vs 40. wun conuuna mx | Fasessiaeeer eaters tae atahe ah | MAS Oo ART EW he, aoe | SERUM SEOMES aPeONNata SALE oa site had seen tail trom the ecget He aust is espa COLUMNS EN | conveyancing, Ee at Purvhasar gost, 800 deposit | ¢~ EO, W.BTIGENEY, Avctlouser, 030 F at De | Gate CE ie GE either, dead or wounded: perhaps he was only | NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES, | Feduired on cich House at tune ofeale | PEREMPTORY 8; F VERY VALU: nim. | BCR EACPHOLSTERED MORLIS MECLINIRG | Cp epICE OF THE OOM i. fram fare Clu" Bat hen the Gedaat'ets | BUT LET THE ABOVE sows aPzax yon | _r?-4ais aaeas| TAP CLAR METER reneees | GRAIL CEETSASSCLARE GataPgEe | OFS OF SE SRR Sam direction she still hesitated. The recollection of S EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. | Fins STREET WEST END NORTH CALITOL ee EEE Wine” arobntT En ASHINGTON, D.C, 5, 1888. Pro” {at tall, Droad-snouidered yong driver, who had ‘THEMSELVES. Bee ery AND, eM AL PROPERTY| sieeee BRONZE MANTEL SELL, FINE OIL PAINT: | Powsle in cuplhoate for teruiahias and Golivering the been so’ kind and so courteous to ber, to TO FACILITATE MATTERS, And for the owner of the realty, will offer forsale on | Twill off le. da front of the: on vat MXDSOME Cig ASDEL TE aed srunite, emounting to 0.500 cubic fest. more obtruding itself on her mind, Perhaps if he was the ises, five nfinutes walk from Branchville | TUESDAY, . 'H, 1888, at FIVE MGOMaa DOMEAINS AAD POLES, | Leas Fequited for st front walle ‘wounded he might be dying now for want of |ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE Siadony B Biand OR. on MAY SEVENTEENTH, Sckodk Kb Mote 24,20, 20,0427 in thosubal-| TURK RUG angi vet portion of t Se re a little help. He had helped her in her need, he LARGER | farming Gtousile's mule and milch cow, Rc--aleo the | "Terme mate Rucwmat the of sale MATS hoon op Saturday, the second june, had neiped Ber baby. In common numaniy ought | "OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER | false ion tio col mile caw. fc aes | "Zee UBe° Wt Cionwer, ance | BICHEY-caRvED ANCE HALE cH see g Seeete Peay: ‘NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BE DELIVERED, WE HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL cowardly to take the stage and desert him? Long. Gwellin i9.8 S-story frame in good order, 20 rooms. 2 | 71 EO. W. GTIOKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 F st ing to go the other way and weeping hysterically, o vorandss, 3 hails, Ia sbade, suitable for « sum- Inerrendence. fore family ‘of ‘or for # hotel. Lod aly ‘thereafter Dee . TAL TABLES, TETE-A-TETE, BADD! tH, eral fmtrctions (ladder. aod _ i yias ebw NDSOME HALL LANTERN, CARPETS, sags e STAIRS. Poel and, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED y KPOFFORD, Commissioners, any’ she flnally turned the reluctant toward the Adjoining land has been inid out by a syngicate for | T#ERTERS SAUL OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED CARPETS, DIVANS CURTAINS, ETG, — mn cafion, DELIVERY CO. TO ATTEND TO THE DELIVERY | suburban lots. iron ore in abundance on thefarm. | Tht FST ATE ON 0 STREET NORTE ENTIRE, CONTENTS OOF SEVEN CCHAMDR ROPORALS, FOR ‘The moon had Ut up the vicinity of tne scrub Property senso FLO OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE. THIS Personally under. §: By virtue of @ deed of trust, datethe igth | BAMBOO BED-KooM SUITE oaks by the time the stage moved slowly back on cash, over that STATION 4 PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, ‘OTOR, Sealed be 2, bE a BEDSTEAD, BUREAU, DREs=ING-CASE, CHIF- =I jtes secured required, payable in GO days, of October, 1882, and recorded in liver 1022, fo FONIER, CHAIKS, ETC. May 1, 1868. received the gowns, All was silent and deserved: Suddenly | comPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES A ‘The purel of ihe real Tusk deposit 8500 day ot aEOES land record of tbe District of Co- wALSUE ASD-ARY Ettawen, sorves, mam | iid FERRE *, moe Cloth ying in the: road. “The wouen turned tke | DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY. deed paved, the other all to be (ectred by morte | Eg, wre chal ofr for sale at papiccurton, ‘a fonter| MATIRES SPL os BLANKETS A OWS sheviamentioned suuglios or the foal Fear Then taking her baby 10 her aries abe ooeoe Gees | OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THE YEAR | £2617 Jouths, oF al cae, ly. fay, of MA. 888, af pb dane ke a UPEL WARDROBES. PAST CHATS, | structions as to tue conditions trou her pee, and xartng st every sound stole | ROUND ON THIRD FLOOR, WHERE BARGAINS | von (ste sns us WAM, MARINE, Dinter ot Gotan to wit: The ease SETRHANGINGH, CHANDELIEIG ‘a fprmiahd on apodiation et te icbure- her way to the prostrate form. It was the driver's | CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED. Bacutor att GEO. © GRAY, 953 Tat nw, ye Ee PS ET AND BODY BRUSSELS Cai- | exccuted’ Under thin ai face which she uncovered, as ghastly white as her peta a myS-skw,4t Washington. | signty-alx (O86), comisenctne (or ths game BO feet T PETS, &c., - Py ret hatoe Seven te ed hee ee ce ealaapalighecpsed TpHontas DOWLING, Auchoneer Inches ‘cant of the southwest corner of said lot and pci onl waiemeed, mee mal Over his heart. It was still beating. ‘Hurriedly is papoyehrelp duel dy BY CATALOGUE. StU feat @ inches fo ante i of maid lt, thence Conte Ese ante BROOME, + COLMA, Crea ibaa she searched his pockets for the flask that he bad S24, 420 7th at. 417, 3 4 ANT AND ARTISTIC | borih 75 feet: thence west 23 fevt 6 inches and thence dry Tisoms, , ea used in her service but a few hours before; it was ee ee south 75 feet to the ‘Terma of sale: beginuins. pee. DRAYAGE AND HAULING her turn now. ‘She lifted his head and poured the PARLOR FURNITURE, SUPERB FRENCH ‘One-third cash; balance inone and| On FRIDAY, MAY EiGHTEENTH, at TWELVE Bionas kor Devoe i. SLE Hoe Axo Szex IN MICH BINDINGS, ELE-| of default chaser after five a” Terms cash. Sue found the spring. and, Olling ‘his hat, let hint CAL LIBRARY faulting purcl o days previous (blue), strictly all-wool and fast color, at,...89.50 s . z AND _ VENETIAN | , Fespect'vely, for which the promissory | O'CLOCK NOON: . fashington, D. G, May 5, pas dhs Cpe RE iainnons, OIL! Palnrines Br cunnamatan | Sobeed teeta ies pets fo bear interest | Pair Fine Islooded Horses (Gray and Sorrel), seplioae nite, A 44 will be Soe ance, and the ce ete ae Seanad | to nct thegume woare playing st, We0o not employ | MIRRORS, UIL PAINTINGS BY CELEBRATED | tvate of the purchases saat be given, to bear invwewes | fetruine juowaed Bo Pithieotice naa 33 ‘Boon, FRIDAY, Water?" uo oried, “ur Ged sake, Waterton | Mtstars or means to tlaload the’ people, We Wi REAL, BRONZE LIONS, STATUARY AND | Dif sear, andeecured a a = oria, by celebrated maker fa Paris, coausdbs pedeses of Cake in valion a as sho hesitated, he conunued igintiy’ “my tae | them to KNOW what we are doing. BHONZES, SUPBEB FRENCH — CLOCKS, | 850/will boredulred atime of sala All couveyanc: | Horan: 1-Carts ty ericbrated inaket in Paria 4 ahaa Weshinrvouy 2Balic grata OT tate and ty bown wis pedicie Eaxolnas antignio Gabinete n clase | Si Gatine Gitat orcatathesraateas | mn SEAR Vacanen reat, | BS emore Her fear Was dispelled by the sound of his voice. | THAT we are solling Slater Flannel Suits RET B owed agp nn me oy ng ee, contain te undersigned, Di RDON & GORDON, Attorneys. GANT LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNI- | notice in some t published at Washjugton, D.C. Gol ‘ tt a. Re eh ante oe “KNOW ALSO’ TURE, AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF | 1.51,ana, WIELIA STOREY, | Trustecs, ER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, his knife, aud asked her to cut his, Of. “I | THAT we aro selling nobby Check Suits ee ee NOTICE ih HEREDY GIVEN THAT WE WILL | ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK Bisa ue ane Gu’ Gear sh ig | sis chon am rom Dot e875 | Breakage ant neta tweets | NGL Pull i, of tr Sti ena eo, “alsa aoe aa aA IS : folie 121 et seg. of te Land Hocords for the District | Liat, Pictures c. 10 Par expen of ator tS Cou Neue an carne, Woes she bad cut away the soaked eee ae Of Columbiay and by direction of the party secured | Suse aC ONE PoM> at the axction rooms at Themes DAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, commencing at Gloth and bared the masaive arm, he het (0 | THAT we are selling handsome basket- Thereby, the undersigned trustees will self at public | Jess st ONE FM at the auction rooms TER OOK’ AAC, 1 auall soil af Giaalearooms of itheee of sticks abd the bleoatag aaa worenier and | “" Woven Cutaway suits siricUy all-wook, at,.910.78 | snetiog; om THUKEDAY and FRIDAY, MAY SEVEN: ‘JUDD & DETWEILER | Waiter B. Williams & Co,, corner Teuth #t aud Penp- 4 plece of stick, and the bleeding was ‘At. Hepa (Hand FIGHTEENTH, 188s. ‘commencing | my11-1wesmy23 THOS DOWLING. Auct_ | sylvauiaave. nw, the above-named articles, partially. ees uccond dose of jwaisky and water he com-| NOW AND REJOICE IN THE KNOWLEDGE | «i TEN GICLOCEs at No. 1341 Katzeet, the entire CHARGER, SATE GH VaLCamix Inpmoven | “iipine ty wise Org cera ead me menced fo ind another household effect ‘bracing in p ESS PRO! ON SEVENTH STREET, Tyee ~ ee cloth around his head. “he fellow with the rifle Ole ome Sue Prinses siect 15.60 | One Magnificent 8-piece Turkish Parlor Suite, artisti- BETwees BAND F OTREETS NORTHWEST 1HOMAS DOWLIN did that,” be said, “That is what knocked me off (black) with silk facings, at.... 8: cally inlaid and upholstered in red satin, OPPOBITE GENERAL 20ST OFFICE, 1N THE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IX GEORG! Glove call!” Then he ‘Struggied to'his fost Sad TARENTS OUGES TO KNOW Two Super Turkish Arm-Chaire, upholetered in| pT Otsu dsoee of the Burceme Comrt fe] yk PRUNTING ON FAYETTE AND} ‘ Black Satin. Passed. 14th ai De- ONDE E ait POUR ee 5 tio aan oe cretcagery. C0 Or | MOT au'voat al usnfion te yuanatg2s | Supt Hoan Tabi wih Honan Yous tai | Rtas Sp MeN enc ee aula as | oo MRSA N AESURHE AUS ua a “I don’t know,” she said, taking up her baby and Top, a rare and wonderful piece of wor! 9 . fer st public auction lots 183, 185, and part of 187, hhushing its erie& "I done think wo. “The worsee WORKINGMEN SHOULD KNOW Ebony and Gilt Mossic Checker Table. POR NE OCLOCE Rae ee 0 iset ob Puyetvo (sou) Fan away.” ‘Two immense real Bronze Lions, seven feet long and of land in square numbered four hundred an 4 tte front THAT we are selling Tough Byresla Fy ‘» 15-foot alley in the “The horses ran away! he said, staring wonder- | 7 4% eS rescte eee 82 A PAIR cost 86,000. EAE LSOUD ies The aly of Wesktuaten, Subiies of | TO" G. mapeaes eat oon be ebaaianre ater. eel an ae eee johow dia | LL .CLASSES AND CONDITIONS OF PEOPLE | Oil Paintings by celebrated artists, Eira The north half of Lot numbered ten (10), im- | vided into seven lots of 20 fect {rout and corner lot She ene ae eee cage oon Et Why—ROW Gd ” ‘SHOULD KNOW Superb Mantel Pier and Venetian Mirrors, nod bys fouratory Brick known ‘as No, | 30 feet front, een be: Oe en ae Elegant French Mantel Clocks. 13 th street, and lone.story beck building, with | , jmmediatcly thereafter, 1 will offer lot 20. in equare na ates ena, eh, ren lowering her THAT WE ARE sHLLEx0 ir ares st tor EA cit aeeedaniemmebin Pesca ter meet toct “You brought it back!” he exclaimed: “you!” FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING Elegant Bronzes and Marble Statuary on Pedestals. impared Averstory Brick bulldiner kaw pe hat | 5 feri,, Queibied, cea, “bance inoue ad two Fora few minutes the wounded usuvenant | gy»: = ak umes Gaaudl Elegant Satin and Plush Window Drapery. 615 7th street northwest, with four-story Back Build- | Years with interest at 6 per cont per annum, ps looked down at the slight form of the woman who | AT EXACTLY TEN Aor ONE THE | Large Bronze Fisure with Clock attachment, epee rs ning for | ety sold, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. -Ade- stood before him in the mht, velled in her ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, Fine Specimens in Chinese Porcelains, the same at the northwest cormerct said Letom thises | busit of 8100 will be required ou each lot at the tine of own long black hair, ‘Then, as he realized what ee Two Antique Dower Chests, with raised frures, and | (36/oot alley, aud Tuning Uienceeast About tui-t” | tle, Cont of conveyancing, acy to be borne bp bur she had. he took off his hat and dro) tin finely carved. five (35) feet eleyen (11) inches; thence south sl hacer. Title periect. a he yond, having but one available arm, ad omored VICTOR & ADLER'S Obese 254 Baad Tien, forty-f0 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer, fone hen - a and) he raise the Titde gauntlet, res Mqully (3 |10 ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHIXG House, 10/4 aa Ubrary in rich bindings, embracing in thence to the beginning, im TRUSTEES, SALE, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED is = are vi brave,” he sak af 5 7 ELL > siderabie feeling. “I'am glad to tang: That per- | 947 and 020 71h ot. nw. corner Massachusetts ave. | Banclort; Swift, Bulwer, Waverly, ‘The Spectator, Persons deat ioe event a ‘business property. AND LARGE YARD, 1311 K STREET NOKTH- aps I owe you my life.” Strictly One Price, ‘Lamb, Ruskin, Irving, Disraeli's and many other | », Terms of sale 4 Provided by, the decree, are one. , OPPOSITE ‘The Jobostown stage was liter than ever that valuable books, @) ‘with interest from the day of sale, for which nigut when it drew up in front of Abe Goldstein's | Open Saturday until 11 p,m my7 | One magnificient Porcelain Flower Urn, said to be the | notes will be required, or all cash, at option of pur. F. BROOKa, store, in Pack City. Simultaneously with its ar- leat ie Gk comes chaser or purchasers.” Upon comaimaticn of salcand | § o aettne re | ayer esr 1 PRS, penta pisces ihe drinking and gambling saloons and other Porphry Toilet Glass on Ebony Stand with Ormuln | Payment of Conveyancing” at cont vol purctier, Mf | Subic suction ta Hronter the eenieg. oe TUS | = =e a gr | oe resort became deserted, 4 ‘of sale are Dot complied ten (10) days | the FIFTEENTH OF MAY, A. D. 1858, at SIX P. Hae Marrnesses To Onxvrm, It was said that a woman had driven the stage in cesursg the trustees will ‘resell st Gort and risk of defeutin | tho Li sees 4,08 MAN; A. D. 1888. at SIX P. and that aman With his head bandaged aud his One superb Marquetry Cabinet with Medallions and . pee ws Mattresses made over equal to new, arm in 4 sling was sitting “alongside of Netto? | Some Graxn Banoams Painting. purchaser, z $i00'e of Wass tof Columbia, and Ing a yy. Wi el fhe ground’ Plat or ‘plan of said city as lots numa ‘LOOSE COVERS FOR Fargo’s box ana the Turkish, Wilton, Moquet, and Body Brussels Car- Sered (5) five and (6) six in the subdivieion of square | _ LINEN wt mail-sacks were being taken out, for Goldstein's IN CLOTHING FURNITURE, pets, Your Turkish and other Parlor Suites, Walnut uusubered (248) two hundred and forty-eight, as the | Furniture Reupholstered. wore also. press post-office, ‘Dest. . same is recorded in the office of the surveyor of said : Story was Dricfy given vo the coed este Nad ari op coated eorbyrl gpd ance eparreemig od REGINA city and District. in| Liter °K. “folio Ok, together | Zumiturepached for suipment cheering, pistol-firing procession accompanied the Walnut Chamber Furniture in separate pieces, Fine Scith'the improvements and ‘thereunto coewered. stage down the wrest to the Bee one Ge OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, Rosewood Chamber Furniture, Mahogany and Rose- JAM. Veloneing and appertaining, known as No. 1311 . MOCRACKEN, strong arms fairly lifted the woman from the box, | _ We have just closed out alot of about 40 Lt, Brown | wool Mirror Front Armoires, Chiffoniers, Rosewood 510-Akds _D.NCANSON oYferins of sale as prescribed by sald dred of fasten | BEDS Upbolsterer, 2806 24th While the baby Was only rescued from its mob of | Cheviot Cutaway Suits: they are all wool and worth | Cabinete, Superior Hair Mattresses and Spring Under- SSPTORY SALE OF THREWSTORT Bunk | forte, Tinemeast el teioleeceee ke I Is N voluntesr boarded nurses by the ‘energetic inter- | 812; we seli them at $7.50. beds, Fine Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Superior | JDEREMPTORY SAL OF THRE SONY BI iPad, e ix Neep vention muscular landiady. The lieutenant: Leather-covered Library Furniture, Library Tables, "i with the. of sale, i ied ema eos hotes of the purchaser, ‘ing interest from the day Blue Flannel Suits at $7.50; worth $10. AY Blue Flannel Suits at 810; worth 8: CLOCK, we will sell, in ERNOON, MAY 15, at SIX himself, after being enthuslasuicuily asked to drink front of ‘the premises, Book Cases, Combination Fire-proof Safe, Superb ote REFRIGERATOR, OIL, OR GAB COOKING STOVE ce 7 of sale, and secured by a decd of trustou the ‘we invite your inspection of our large variety of in the regate liquor enough to have stocked a Walnut Pillar Extension Tables, Walnut Leather- | LOT 38 OF EDWARDS’ & GARNET (' BDIVIS- sold, shall betaben. A ‘deposit. of $500. your our wnolesale waiaky sooth, Was pat to bed and ames- | aye nt ens ace end Geer, feeen SIMRO | MOSES Tey Chien tec miepas Waseem fronting 1509. feet on E strest, witha desth of 100 | Suited of the Irurcier a te time of mle aS | Wo-are also showing the isspor amortmant of *y(Canwule « party of horseman soit tad sl. ae ee eee Or) AS SP DUS Gaulle, Nevest eto | Miho aera ‘tele are‘not comiied wiki fal | °° a - -g Jently rode out of the town in the direc! up. 2 : 7 e = voray at tin the staye had come.” he next day tne lieutenant | —Beeuliful Serge Suite at 810; worth @15, Filay, 1Bth, secoud day's ualerat tho eanlences hie * Farmer One ungasahd dolar, payable November 27, | Ge cteulting pesteceer aesec tr dave eaaiceetiss | “SEATS STOVES tm grant variety. was In that Whistling Dick had been found | Full line of Pants $1 and upward, Fenidetice will be open for inspection “Luceday and | 1880, at per cent;, balance A devoait of 8106 | i.e Evening biat wewapayer, C. Go WILLARD. Hou URNISHING GOODE os, dead in the road at the head of Stoney Creek grade, | White and Fancy Vests 50 cents and upward. Weduosday, May 15th and 16th, from 9 tl o'clock, | required sale, Conversncing,, fp.» 6 — ‘ap30-dads ‘Trustee, "lease give us acall, A falve gray beard had been pic UR Rear the | | Suite for Clergymen, special cut,in Drap d’tte and | when catalogues can be obtained. = aah A ee pee J) OXCANSON BROR., Anctionsers apis bate sk OS ant isa memento. “We struck the other feieers | Boys 4to15.—A fall ne of Bult in both two | Fae _SAMLE MiboLETON} Eewspaper ublisbedin Washington, D.C. Wide good: | CATALOGUE, AND PELENMPTORY SALE OF ELB- J. > REE, trail,” said his informant, “in that ctump of scrub- | gna three pieces, from 82.50 'W° | TXINE PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, | abstract shown at vale, GANT IMPORTED BRON. UBIAN | Ve | (Formerly with F. Hanson Hiss & Co), eae ta Meee: snd there wasnt Tor Boye 16 to 18-°h, beentifal tine of Suite ot | Site wera Geer Pate Mts | mytene eounensianr Easec brad OLAMPS, CHETALE SLABS Wo have just reneived’s lates of new down in Stoney Creek. But he Waa gause nit | Prices which cannot bs approsched by any other bons | oS itEtS NORTHWEST, BEING NO. 1470. | a jo MS LY FINE FOLDING BED, ANTIQUE lal We are ‘white Book, played that gun of his for all it was worth before | | We are just receiving a full line of Coste and Vests | at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premi- Tr Fas any uximrnoven| DTDRME ditahay non Tabla VERE ‘Gut ‘we took him ip. You never for light summer wear. ses, a ALUABLE,_ IMPRO' ROVED Se HS The ‘ How. that it Was Jim) Gatesby himselt toe cout | "one fronting 21 18-100 mite At tina avenueana | FROFENTYEN GEOMGETOWR, D.C, AE AUC | JA HANDEADREED RAUL CHAlbS BECRE: pauaaew driver us thave’ wag ic waw fora | | OURMOTTO: XOTROUBLE TO SHOW GooDS ae acl Wan ley theimorvemeateesgand | THOR ress, aT roun| fu. FAINIINGS. OLEGKAFIIN "GMOKL heard since Dress jok house. Pt + MAY, FIFTEEN, BLES, DIVA NDS, POR- P. M., in front of ' Taball offer UET CARPETS, &o. gipipicloned ino wating sad ae 1 “ Hepinyaty ata te tovrevenas ae mh | Ryu ston fi ving emery taney | on MONDAY MiotGy Mat OcETEENTE, dery. 5 Y SR ES ER ae ae a8 OAK HALL, eS Ae eee trasBace Sittin ours ‘Oth and Ds | ne in the silent City of years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest, from of eae ADIES WHO THE SERVICES OF AN in the shimmer. | ™y¥3-3m Cor. 10th and F. sale, payable semi-annually, and to be by reeCY NEES, RUBIAN Fise srbeRcae SETS, eyperieneed fomole rhyician snow bench out- of trust ou nold,, of, all cash at GAR SAP te Bivens asabk JN, 1105 Park Fisce n.¢., bet. the station. option “of purcineer, A deposit of 230. rea ng Chesapeake LQUE SILVEI HLT GOODS. | Lith aud 12th sta ne. Ladies ouly: yposits tins, Terms tobe” comphed ‘with inten Gays, other: ik int of the tnd ‘are sold on account of the importers chong ‘LONG-EST, nervewoiar Pret | LOO CexrsOx Tae Doran ofaultizue purchaser after hve days’ advertisement of se, | Gatatorrass can be obtained of Goods on | at Tet nw , reliaack a said, “Well, | You want VALUE for your money. We give it in | such reaule fn some ubliahed in, Waahing- tn one and twe | exibition ‘DUNGANSON BaSs O°" | SOB ym ; m7 af Tapping? QUALITY and WEAR and throw in the style and ae |G. g DUN = sarees Fee Saiaien Lt Cae EAST, SIRE OF Reliable Ladion, id ge naa | When dealing with us you can depend upon one bun- = HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. uM he City, aout Whiwe | meen it we wilprove it, ve eat ay cleat many ae 13, Auctioneer. 28D N STLEE, acta 40s ana.otn, ots of 7: they are cea ae OLE ee eaennend | CAREE TS MALE AND STAINCARETS HAND: | EU RUMBERED 2 OF BD. Gabe oe Pyaar ¥E OGLOOR, we wil niin tout Ly" ‘MAD Of few | Cutaway; they are cheap st $15, SOME WALNUT BOOK-CASE, L DIVISION OF “CUGKO) DI IGHT.” BEING LOT 3, SQUARE 99, asked about | 4°07 50 Bute cannot be bought anrwberfor us| STUDENT LAME, WAL THE COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF SHE LA than $10. BLE-TOP CHAM! nee Seana? ae Suits are strictly all wool 0 ‘SPBIN ORE OR D Seana Taet | Qu 87-50 Bu Buta are all wool and fast Hee, ae Peale a tone that | _ We'll show a full line of Prince Albert Suite at 915,] Sui’ Ca Ww. jate calmly. | Our@10 Blue Assabet Flannel Suits we guarantes | | 0D. A LE \grass-fed cayuse | not to fade or money refunded. 19 "Third ‘strect sou and tall Ye bo w Gqwn the line | | For Boys from 14 to 18 yeara we have Suite at 95, | lent anoriment of jeeks afterward? course ye 7.50 and up to $15. Ailalong the te neaee, Wel Overy mother's son | “Yor Children from to 14 yearn, Suits with Short | PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctonocr. all along the line that it was his daughter? Why, Pants from $2.50 to $10, ‘USTER'S 1 on Berg p tne ib Tegel hae anes | "Geers Pata ea OE tier eens home with hiv, they tell mre Hae mene ‘We haves full line of Men's Pants from $1.up. SUR est Grinks fer the whole durned town. ‘But ye hida't aes By virine of « dead of trast, dated the 34 dey of Peb- year how it was that tue lady ‘ever coms out into THE BOT st pou. one of ‘the land recon oe Wisttiee ot peapairen ae in teach giwashes, did yet No! cay eel Wel then, te way of hres tis: ne. bucked LONDON AND LIVERPOOL Sere ArN, Caetit a ty nf Eorko Lots Strvavey AE TRE ee aye hn oe fe dia’ pan out (LOTHING 0a, ge tay) 7 ere part | county i QUFHEARE found AND @ STA, OPP, PATENT te. D : aera eet wes Raptas 2 Fal or | Tetra: the = ‘of sale; One-third $2 cosh, tho) tn, te or all cash, e* Bitio perfect ot bo ony DOWLING, Auctonese. Bus Seek