Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1888, Page 3

EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., MO »<NOVEMBER 5, 1888 new 6-room houses; hot each. $2,2 {0k RENT—NEW HOUSE 0907 271TH ST. N. b> Zoom: all in back and front sentative out of doors wit li aon tearing down this old structure, The request peblion, ith es ceremony | sort of Government burean. They gave them 2.50 per month =P. :~ DAKNEILLE, 1 — ase might use in ejecting » drunken | $1,100,000 as a fixed balance to call their own, USTH'S OLD ST, OEY PLACE | will be granted. peer. d then they have allowed them to y Sivire ter sie doen fat th felo Det. | «AX AtLBoED Auancuist ae Seyetg dent” wnat = Lemtws eth heat Dak tas thie 60,000,000 to other Danke and ey tat 2 19m rte ————— gn” fing to a flag staff on the s ye the ‘short, plain wa to get the Irish vote is to cub ti coeateg Shae oe, ae nee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | zine Schoenthal, a shoe desler, No. seeumo 6 foaming hatr {OR RENT—BY RO, HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- Fe a insurance Boke Ga cae, 4 =N y JEORGETOWN. Lord Randolph Churchill Talks. Mr. Blaine’s Brooklyn Speech. FOR RENT—HOUSE: F FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ag epee Ea ‘The New York Hal's London cable dispatch | us sure mx exows wons wow aDOUT THE LOAM | >} "33 oe = cE. ino. Teemer, i ING OF $60,000,000 To “PET BAN r= = : gsce or 8, Fe For PET = : roe an 20 rome tum in Wy See a , who i torow Wan, O no on ists joomee en Soorgeme Pome aa ae day night Mr. ence, with every convenience ard Ric nnie Ween Pane | Se tae RESSRINS Stee a ai foe ‘materials the very, Se epceaerniee Mecaeriae Lats timenne. | Oiuiiliec tho Saabs Ponbiens Civelend hed | Maino alahe Bed Binns eunetiing tase oe Seen etiaee |e JF OE, BENT—HOUSE 2108 @ BT. NW. KEY AT | **S,0iy to cwner on premises, oct-tw*_| ments have been made Yor him at the Morgan put on England in order to win Irish support | Sbout the taking of } nagre.na tlegget a4 F RENT— 139 hae 7 i. W. BLUNY, . 1709 “M" ST_N.W— fi 19-1m Lk. the Canadian sculler, who is training him. inso-| interest. He said: Good three-story brick residence with all improve- | 4 ‘ i? Spo TORS Ee ALL PERSONAL. Ax Axcrext Connen-stoxg.—A request has crear _ Ser ge ho! a eaan pied “Not only have they taken $60,000,000 and on fee location. “Price $55 permmonth, | # 40 Fort, imps. Applyto "0. ©. GREER, le KK, x-L2TTER IN STAR OFFICE. 1 pameaeede se Cosmestentennt Wheater tae it beyond te peleof ive politics, and this | loaned it to pet banks in the United States, = _BS-4 1 at. nw. r% — members of Dumbarton had done for wand itry of | they have done it through the of i RENT—HOUSE S08 NST, WEST wanir. | 63 ai] FOR SALE_HOUSES Wi SEEDS G80.W, McELFRESH, ADTHOR- fh Mr. John ‘T. Mitchell, or the posees: | securing the Irish vote The’ Presiden of the | banks established by ‘Me. Jordan’and iy the Pinetin, 10, rooms, all weadcrs’ haipheoenta is | 2 33 x 8 . pense Pa Gerd ae onan ' sion of the corner-stone of te ahd Meteetet | Untied had turned her majesty’s repre- | Inte Mr. Manning. They bave seake Saar Seer Fs ENSEELES. MeBNL, Relabbornood gst | 13 ¢ = GALE-WOG 795 AND 90 OTH ST. 8. Bs open sl Tours, WwW. ‘Manager, 926 F n.w. | church on 28th street, when reached 3B 0 7 BO “30 2 3 = RE FS 5 a Es . ies toward England and} ness. And I say here, that Louis Fourteenth, ; = row ofS handsome brick howes: 6 sttracted little or no attention. | Tt 8 | 49 oad England with insult” of France, or Peter the Great, of Russia, of 3.30 Fooms and bath each, on 5th st. 8. . FE said apap Spee ae poe 4 —————+e——_. Napoleon, at his most absolute period, would 038 a Cusvravocax Pex Boors Fon tion to the fing, and thas complaints ware made A Funeral in Grand Canary. never have dared to treat the treasury of their * rs \NELIN IN FRANC! 3. Hale. - which THE QUICKLIME CREMATION WITH ATTEXDANT/| respective countries in that way; never. 2.28 | $00 each, or the ‘BWORMSTEDT « BRADLEY, = sea MEASURES OF HALE 4 Century, | of anarchism tobe hauled down, ts SPANISH CEREMONY. (Cheers.] And wonder that it has aot mae 1 From the Gibraltar Times. profound sensa! country. is A VANCE GUARD OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION. Fossum Count Caren Hamilton Riesberger Slowly the head of « funeral ap-| is a source of ise to me that the people t., 10r GUEMEMBER THE ALAMORE. E.Berr, | 8nd Jacob Burch were charged t a have taken it so coolly.” 14th st. nw, 13 at Wat BALLANTYNE E SON Court this m: a peared from the street by the bishop's palace He referred to the big republican parade he 1B 815,m,w,-3m 4287thst__| of Green street. ay were ‘each —— and began to glide between the promenade and | had seen in the aftornenm ue “the most mighty H T[ SE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA Octavia Jackson and John Beall, Cert go ey the church. Four laughing acolytes in scarlet | political procession that ever trod the streets of IN 26 VOLS, LEATHER BINDING, was, othe pny Segoe cassocks, with crucifixes and gilded lamps on| New York” (applause), and says that it means ¥ ch oe His Axm Broxen Dunixa a Fromt.—Daniel | staves came first. The priest with his book | that the people of New York are aroused—not Pot. nese 18th, Le -.109 aes 2 Oe i WF MYERS & BOS, a mint ee Flonesty and Henry Smith, colored men who | was nast, attended on each side by a boy with | 02,014 party lines, not the Sean tele ae » E near 18h at 10-100 JPORRENT—002 BST.S.E., GROOMS, WATERAND | _oce-5we New Oftice, 1420 New York ave._| 4051 ©, ¢, PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th st, nw. live in the county, ‘involved ina quar-|q lamp to illumine his pages. fic sang the Satunsn geuteeman coh ties —_ soa ek eee $3 | 110s oni ind bai 835,000 PUTATIONS 4 AND ORDERS OF DAN 4 big ight as to the ownership of | service as he stumbled over the uneven stones | Petween protection and fi : es EEN rel i in| of the street, The body, under a pall, carried 301000 | &_. McQ NALLACE, Print 1108 to 1116 5 ute resulted in a fight o y, Sg: sthand A ne, wentrend on strect u.w., respectfully invite attention to a line of oe t November Clothing. 30,000 Smith was worsted, having had a bone | p; four men, who were attended by a knot of | p. wm wy. mutchineen » ogre = Store aud Dwelling: 7ra eimia Sd dnd T ne 30.008 | Steuus, Pine Tickets tna Invitation Carus wuich they | hie right arm broken. Honesty was arrested. | others for thelr eliol folloned tke prin, ad Pcapneteling fer omen oes Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms, well 78,000 | arenow prepared to show. ‘The assortmentis eo com: | Gar MaRket.—Wheat sold on change Sat- | then in long parallel lines came the friends and ‘ meng tag po ee ae EN ea ae \OHOE, 32,000 aoetident of retina oi MARY, Dovelties that they feel | urday at $1.12 to $1.14}, a bushel. Corn sold| relations of the deceased, with lamps inter- | rm woolen textures next If some n3-3ee ‘313 East 12309 pein cent stom) — erry Soe ae aishche — sacha gear of about aarp varieties of health wear cannot be . y a OMA PARE jorEs.—Capt. J. D. ell is now two hundre: e heat va portal of the | obtained, a good substitute may be found in ciple ne we oats Decllign with Pecan aca te bisiee ee 78 PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ | out.—sSeventeen cases are recorded on the | cemetery by the scashore bears the inscription, vests and posts modeef pure daneal. lesen. ggular” Apply 25, Hotel Langham, cor. 14thand S90 = —— ee hows, to work of the | “Do not be deaf * the voice thet tolls you all | ssess of ft is essential; for in such pliable fold sta. ice duri and Sunday. is illusion except death.” Here e lamps d RR a 1800 | Saxpens & Srnax, POTEMPERATUne axp Gouptrion oe Waren ar 7 |, /asi0m oxo puffed out by the boys and mast | a8 these garments are forced into by reduced to A.™.—Great Falls, temperature, 58; condition, | of the mourners turned on their heels, and, | Of outer garb, body heat is entangled as ina pruiichen We pharens anc iueer pasinose in allits | 28; receiving reservoir, temperature, 86; condi. | otter cigars between their lips, returned | net and retained, while outside cold is barred by the best makers at very reasonable prices sof'on tion at nor connection, 31; condition at south | to the city. entrance, My patients often say to me, ““Doo- ve {BAGEAING | ohare etn Se, Comin anyones | Song agen ae maereerTO, tempers: | en or twelve of ws. however, accompanied | tt, I cannot bear woul next yal. it HREE-STORY AND BASEMENT t | ture, 55; condition at influent ‘ouse, 25;! the chief mourner within the man el aw ea Fensaae House wit al gf the modern improve- | for New Ones, Feut Piosou sed Geen dn pert zaymaget | Sure, £67 oom eftinent gate-house, 80.” High tide en th Fr io - LOK RENT—728 17TH ST. 3-STORY PRESSED mi, Bs brick; 10 rooms and bath ; all for New Ones, rent Pianos and Organs, with the option ments; in a food GREEN & CUNN Hig! with a sack of lime on his shoulder and a pipe | ble.” “Very well, answer, “but try it Bee: tpogeed 7 borhood, and ames ae of purchase, and give careful attention to Tuning and | in the river to-day at 9:10 p.m.; low tide at 3:32 | in his mouth, walking with the arrogance of rey 4 a hours longer; —~ 3 you ——_ ae R SALE—I¥ YOU WISH TO INVEST IN REAL DECKER BROS. PIANOS. — Ladki hy Se ek ene an enn | Sivmn Ghen, eeieeena Derves have become @o- JOR RENT 1692 15TH ST. NW. estate, buy at once on New York ave.. and get the eee FLAnOe nt ae it was lifted from iron staircase to a eustomed to the new comer, and have wele ait reut G40 per month.” Appiy at 1020'T5 Herpes aw bela nade” room brew lr Trsteo ERTEY BANOS pret Lice high “polanbartan” wich was, bo fo *. : 2. 30 ft, alley, with bri 3 7. M whi ty ive it, | Comed him asa far better friend than the ick stable .. T-room brick '¥ ORGANS, ‘THE POLITICAL SITUATION AT ROCKVILLE—SEVEN | high “‘columbarium” which was to recei one 3 alley; 00. 7 All inquiries for further ‘information will be Sey A eg en th fogute aBir wince ih wan ant on Ge d, the lid was re-| *et aside; and in a week the most delicate . NAMES STRICKEN FROM THE REG! < " is it would not cl re back at , WER. : : wledged. ISTRATION fir the lime emptied the | patient wou again at all. lees og Kya ee St ‘BAVD b. SANDERS & STAYMAN, LISTS—MR. M. F. HARRISS’ CELEBRATION. prareait bge rpeemane ef Beside additionaa warmth, there is an electri- OR RENT—A MOST DELIGHTFUL 8-RooM | STONE, 506 F st_ BSS F street northwest, Correspondence of THE EVEXING Sram, methodically spreading and ing it until | cal action aroused by friction of wool against Ssoee eM all eden Improvements: 414 Cat De Ree eee 307 Sain'st, Hieron Vee Rockvitiz, Mp., Nov. 4, 1888. | nothing was visible of her except the small, human skin that promotes capillary circulation, a eS Columbia ntreet cain snd herdica, "Wor particnsce ye, | 2-8 __A#17 Manat Hlchmond. Vi." | gs semanat the republican state com- | well-shod feet. He kept his pipe in his mouth | Keeps skin functions going and largely contri- ‘FOE RENT THREE STORY BRICK 1008 20TH peamines. R. mi a I-shod f ; : butes to general health in that singular way HO S85 | mit has warn people of this county | during this operation. The chief mourner, s ES Hone By pesmi eeorph 1 bogus tiekots t2, | while Sainatele watching the process attendant | Which I have named for want of better tors, HH HH ° ‘west; new; well built: 6 rooms; bath and concrete RICK HOUSE, LOCATED | Ctllt: Papered; need no irs; and now rented at | WW Ww 3 we a Ww 00 eco Too! water, and mod. | 2 ee wow maps: in good order; rent $20 per month’ J- R SALE—THREE BRIOK HOUSES NORTH. | W WWW oo kvniEYS 13 9th a FS Wwwww % t ther, found time to | Vitalizing power. For electricity is close kin 3 © O98 S| morrow headed republ but. with demo. | (Pee the Dari of ae eo eens an ssn | $0 lilo; ow maar, mo aun enn tel oR REN 3 855 per mouth; will gell for $7,750. Box 25, Star | W 00 ok. Be, O08 light a cigarette and cha oo near 6th st., on Missouri ave. D.w.; rent per | SeeP™ . ¥ nose MUSIC STORE, 025 77H 81. NW. cratic names scattered among the candidates. | the two remaining acolytes grinned and played A Curious Domestic History. FOE Bien bie PEEVE | HALSEET AND OUMMTON Pianos. instrament for | Another large crowd was in attendance at| tricks by holdine there lamps so that eee |S conus a 16th st_n.¢., br.12.50 | WOR BENT 1012 , PENNSYLY. ABA AVE, 32, Frame Houses, lot 33x100 feet, on | rent and sold on installments. We offer £5°Gxo** | the court-house yesterday to hear the investi- | shadows fluttered over the dead woman and tl ~ acco: caiars Gaeenae eee PENK: eRe drains. St, Gloud, | | by latrobe; south front. Inguire 128 fest Capitol | 2 fis 00. Bargains in the city. = Ae gation of the cases of those persons who had | lime man. At length the are an mhineh The trial of Henry Stevens and Christian ruil j, COF. i. 2-3t* ; 5 ON TI KRAKAI js i jive “Are you sat 7 7 SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. n.w._ | © - Seer roo rick tones ue ‘New Hamnpehite: eres S. findthen ncotlentin every particular been summoned to appear and show cause senor "Perec. replied te chief mourver. Kindtner for arson in the McKean County, HOUSES FROM $150 5 hy their names should not be stricken The lid was re d, the coffin was run ener- - came ; G. H. KUHN, General Agent, why from | The lid was replaced Pa., Court, just concluded, developed one of anita <3 Foortens-reom Bact douse, tithe "612.000 Also for “Pease” Pianos and Burdett Organs. the lists of registered voters, About 100 wit- | getically into its appointed groove, and all wes | «1. most oxtenordinery stories af potatoe NT—BRICK HOUSE-205 D #t_aw. 11 Boge eas APL EO NCIS HUFTY, 1901 F st, nesses gave testimony in the several cases | ended. COA stals tasaap meant beens honsoann| Mianidlio Wes an Sartell Henry Stevens in bag wane gree Seats Se pokes JF QE, SALEFIN ALEXANDRIA. VA, A LARGE | _¢15-6m : 3 ROOM ane ae from the seventh, ninth and tenth election dis- | Wat live and well; twenty 1866 was the mate of an Atlantic steamer. On e118 Corcoran st. node | POR BENT NEW, BAL WINDOW aauare in the cexter of the err ail bead et eet | PALLET, $PAVIE, FIANO BOO) Pianos for sale | tricts. After a fall hearing the court decided ————— yorage to this country in the fall of that year TOK RENTo0s4 BST. N, BE; BAY WINDOW, | At rooms, bath. closets, panty Tanelip. ‘Thisis an opportunity or spectiation seldom | andicnt. Qpecial sale to make ry, Octaner.t; | tostrike from the lists the following names:! 4 yeeak of Philadelphia Society, | he fell ix Ince withs young German gee press brick front; six rooms; all mod. imp. $25, a hin isioa oe "| offered. Bargains. H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st nw. se7-6mi | Henry C, Hoyle, John Dugan, Chas. B. Pearce, steer mger, whose name was Pauline per montu. C. H. PARKER, corner 4 and & sta. 0._Inquis 5. 2. Ww. Al B. F. Cassell, Daniel Shaw, Jas, W. Somerville | From the Philadelphia Times, rage passe! * aw. n3-3t* FoF BEX HO! one of the best built Brick Residences in Alexandria, a C 7 f arses I ‘i 4} Baumann. The girl reciprocated the officer's by : BAPE Piaxos, and Chas. Cooper. The cases of Edward C,| Societyin Philadelphia is very queer an Ko agen eve Kenge Bate Leng oom large lot, NEQUALED peeS ORT YORE MANSHIP Ps Crockett and H.C. Harrison are held by the | very clannish, even more so than insome other | “flection, and on landing in yg 4 Agnly to Gy ee «Special attention of Purchasers is invited to our | court under advisement and will be decided on parts of the world. For several seasons there jon relatives in Bradford, Pa, then an un- om SALE 7 ess |” A IGHEST DECORATIVE Tee Monday. There were 24 cases in all, and of | was connected with a musical organization a| {news levkor village, Stevens quit the service Ho aa Mans ave. wrvconiaine 13 pees SECOND-HAND FIANOS. A fine assortment of | those stricken off there are about an = lady with a fine voice. In many houses | of the steamship company and joined his for- and ail mod iinpe.; handsomely Papered, cabinet sane | prowinent makes at all prices, “PIANOS FOR NENT. | number of deme crens wen cee eae, Ti | young lady serenade ber of | tunes with those of hie bride. 3 Price BIS O08, ram, Ger faust be sold itis week. aay ‘S17 Market Groce. | Costs in these cases will amount to about $400. | she sang most charmingly, met a uum ii L. RUST, 1008 Fet.n. w. BASEEN, T0088 Be Et ———OOOOOOO 4 ‘ Not | fer d Bradf iT The court has ordered the sheriff to bring to | charming people and received many charming | _ N°t long afterward the lord region be- e t to attract the attention of oil operators, may aro R SALE— = pete the Poy meri books of ry vq | compliments. In oe a the young end Siorens and his wife opened a boarding ; : “DESIRABLE RESIDENCES.” ESUL ‘ite in order e names may be erased | jady: having moved into a jouse On house. They were still kecping boarders in Fe each 130s 1206s and peablgnaid cor. Home, i mie section, 7 Toon and Tx Resour ‘| from the lists, ___| fashionable street, thought. she would. give ja | 1875, when a dashing German named Christian en Ta 80 Detreas st.'n.w.8r.15! ‘On'2int st, near Hy Seatory Bricks al sable | OF THE GREAT VALUES PRocuRED BY THE| | To-day the leading workers of both partics | fammiomnbie strech ApOUght, she TED a Kindtner became an inmate of the house. He 7,000 are here figuring over the probable democratic | her came and a delightful performance was Melandnehe Gan ae fi fell in love with his landlady. She was induced —TWO 6-ROOM HOUSES, N. OFFICES, ao PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY IN CLOTHING | majority in the count is STORES, improvements; papered throughout; rent | Store and d'we 10s Store McLACHLE m. i, . Like the result on the | promised, but, in answer to a hundred or more by him to believe that she was not happy with : 85,506 - | Presidential contest, there is a wide divergence | Cards sent out, fifty or sixty per cent “re-| bor husband and che obtained a divorce from shite “tenants “only seetaS cor. Lots in‘n.w., susceptibie of subdi- | FOR MEN AND BOYS IS AN IMMENSELY IN. of opinion as to the vote of McComas and ped a taste Senate, tebe resent,” and most | Stevens. The latter seems: to hare receded - Store Brick, | CREASED TRADE AND A HAPPY CROWD OF PA-| Douglas cae oan ae anes that | of the remainder took no no! ino of the invita | this Proceeding with remarkable comy , mre ne. @ more average vo! led, but hatever. There was onlya co! 8 | for he did not the house. Mrs. Stevens ai Bice end celles Hiss" 83.000 for sale oF eoenanall Houses’ froii$1,000 to | TRONS. COME AGAIN-DUPLICATE LOTS OF many voters are reticent about their intentions. ees the musicale, and the young lady was | roarried’ Kugltncy ‘bee ox the wedding ni in desirable agg ll. = odd ay “i 35.50 " WESOOTT § WICOX, THE SPLENDID BARGAINS IN BOYS’ SUITS, 4 ge — — rales —, solid “erin affected in a way from —_ —_ og ue for some reason deserted him and returne: ali at 14 : 3 5 5 ae .. ave. mas, wit e accession of a few who have E le at whose houses she th ‘dianship of her first husband. In a <WIkL BE, VACANT. NOY. 10-7: | wie Fortin adit Uti oi | _ Avent for Columbia Pre nwarance Gn’ PS'S_| vo14 YEARS, AT 92.50, JUST RECEIVED, THIS heretotore voted the democratic ticket. In the | sung did. not put it ax appearance, And the | {no uardianel Procared a divorce. from room , house, with modern improvements. wo | the istand loth. {nz} THOSE WAGGAMAN. | JOR SALES atic 18 ONLY AN ITEM. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF | democratic ranks aro nota few who are dis- | SWE did. not put in an appearance. | And the squares from Capitol and ear cars nd henice, im ; —UNFURNISHED, rie vd ndid Weer ~ x ty i lendid location. t repair. Inquire at =a ‘Both st. near N Kindt- ner and remarried Stevens. Kindtner did not satisfied with the past course of their leaders, | lady was very pleasant, society did not want to | ha anaramar ending of his heneymesn and. MLRGANT CLOTHING CONSISTING IN SUITS and will quietly vote for the republican nomi- | know her mother. Such is fashionable life, | the “sites repudiation and legal separation of AND OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND BOYS, AND voters 01 ayy cad a time give ee ee ee his bride worry him apparently, lor he con- EXTRA PANTALOONS. WOOLEN AND PERCALE | ‘Sit Suppor Whiting ot hee Depatuia Certain Cure for Hiccough. tinued to board with the Stevenses, 9.500 DER WHICH OUR TABLES| has leased for tw the house and lot of | 7*0™ Figaro. ape Garden of Meek cee ee : SHIRT-WAISTS, UN: le lor two years the and lot of | “"y. i will you?” said | scape gardener, o} ord, advertised for a sonra aye peat Dok be wee soe house on New Jerss ARE GROANING, GOIx SAME PROPORTION, AND | ¥°¥. B- W; Bond. af the west end of town, and] , “Just try to frighten me, with, ‘His edvertionnent Wes reel’ "ty ce 200 Ust.n.w.. 8 hop 13th & En. ‘and baseinent brick hot d " is now residing there. __ ete B— Hannah Young, a comely middle-aged widow of m Ns remnare —— ry brick (new) on st. wear Skee Hw. OOS | ARE HERE FOR YOUR INSPECTION AND PUR-| On Friday evening last some boys playing | “What for?” Indianapolis. Bhe replied to it, and the result 21st st.n.w.i0r..100 ‘Thomas Circle... bet. Rand 8, Sr. per year. y and basement brick on 1 i ARMENT GUARANTEED To BE | With matches set fire to astable onthe prem-| “I have got the hiccongh.and if you frighten | was that che nore to Bradford and married 2 Lst.n.w.lir 100 R1avnr.17th,i4r416.67 ft, Rand L 15t stable, "ber feat lot 253126 500 | CHASE. EVERY GARME! ises of James 0. Rabbitt, at Gaithersburg. | me it will make it go away at once.” Gardener Keggan. The Widow Young had » + 22r..100 Hi st., ur. 15th, 15r, ALS ee te eT Maseschusctis eve. MORE THAN FULL VALUE; IN FACT NEARLY | The building was entirely’ consumed, and had | ™°, - - ing at | seventeen-year-old son named Robert. He was 00 N, 20r. 1d Pac mn 3-story and basement brick, 9 16,500 well, then; here goes!” (shouting 7 167 Vet ne eth ne 33 | Vt. ave., near lows Circle nth. 90 | “Sistory brick house on H, nese Oth st root Oey itnot been for the favorable direction of the ‘Very well, then; r @ good-looking boy, large for his age. The Macs.av..nr.18th,ibr..:300 c & RUTHERFORD, cellar. AND HALE) WHAT 18'CHANGRD ‘FOR GAME | vind s large portion of the town wonld hens | the top of his voice). “Lend me five hundred © § family and the Stevens family became Rosen 30th. Tig 27290 | tm evEX Fa ag | Rie he oe "$0 | GOODS AT OTHER PLACES OR MONEY RE-| met with a similar fate, as for © long time there | franca? i neighbors. Mrs. Stevens, although nearly fifty asd Rae os 200 | JOR, RENT SEVEN BOOM DWELLING, 215 | BECP S (oe Hoey ce; | poxoan, were nomen present wo stop the conflagration, | "Ab! thanks, it ie gope!” ar of age, fll in love withthe boy Robe 4 CAL ‘ ~ Sm . Madison F. Harriss, a prominent citizen o! ‘ . Her charms at the same time infatu- 1410 New York ave._ | gorpne nowe.on N st., near 1606 | THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, | Darnestown district, yesterday celebrated the A House Built of Paper. ated Robert. Again Mrs. Stevens had resort to Dod itor id basement anniversary of his birthday. Those pres- | From the Atlanta (Ga,) Journal. di d, asthe di laws of brick house and stavle on K st, uca? Yormont nent NO, 400 7TH ST. ¥. W. COR D. ent included about forty of his children, grand. | ‘There is e paper house in Atlanta, No wood, een needa barn whe tomer lly gh ad iS | “Soar and besten! brick house on Rist,ner 14th | osl0-20Sn children and great-grandchildren, and'¢ email brick, iron, or other material is used about the | cumstances, she was speedily releaced from the anc ment on near . ad 4 st. n.w., 12 rooms. = number of personal friends. The old gentle- i little | bonds that had her for the second aps, BH. WARNER §,00,. man was the recipient of alarge number of irene reread prserag [yg a Stevens’ wife. he "then — Stee GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, sents, and among number a 5A married Robert Young established i 4 10 sis | FQ2 SALE-ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE, ; handkerchief from a friend in recognition of | able attention for the past week. The gaudy | Pt youthful spouse as the head of 20, 25 SE, TEREE STORY BRIOK, HOUBE, 615 ated cits bonuiel arenas rebaeat eee entry ae mers oe coe his life-long allegiance to the democratic party. | color is not the cause of the little building be- | }<r ing house. Stevens accepted the woe juents; rent $60 per month. THOS. J. MYERS, 1021 | work. 14 rooms besides ‘closets, bath toon, worse BREAKFAST. Mr. Harriss is yet hale and hearty and enjoyed | ing the object of so much attention, but the | s:tuation wi commendable stoicism, and took a0 Or Se ae. SE EW | Greua RE OWNERS gine peated with stenin, | Ad- of the natural Jaws which | ‘Be festivities with much zest, sng | material of which it is constructed makes ita| his place with Kindtner, the other dethroned Sth nw. 18 iE tion and uutrition,and | | A telegram was received here this evening | novelty. It is made entirely of paper. The | husband, asa boarder in the house. Things h st.n. Be i he teat ar pars epee ay a F 8 careful application of dred Sas beak fant | topo wains the eudden death to-day at Charles- | store is owned by Mr. August Sincova, and was| ran on smoothly until last summer, when Men FHoMas se Fisae fg J9 Lele Len awn dors G0 | fonts wall bemsldlow ioe prompt purcaser "KATE | elected Coven’ Att Epys has wrovldcd Cur beeakiun | towns Vas cof Nathan ame a years, | built by a Frenchman named Smith (spelled, of | Young took her boy-husband and her effects; file 22 207 Est. Foe ee ee Rw ____ SO | ve tn mieay hear acta lle Teas bat ther sua | native and former resident of this county. ‘Sis course, in a French way), who is agent for the | and with his mother and stepfather removed “= ‘924 E st. OR SALE—COR. BRICK DWELLING Ni cious use of such urticles of diet that a constitution | White was a member of one of the and which it is constructed. e rafters, | to another partof the city, where the combi- 7 Bpont Da ee type tint every tendency. to Rissuon Heaaeter aeutio | MOSt influential families of this county, a | ful weathertoa deg. che root ond the faire, | o,another part public house known as Dargle isi lau EMVORD:T307 oe nes OMY TYLER & | Maladies cre fostay atwond er reads ake Shee Finduate of Princeton College and ono of the | are all made of tule comprened paper boards, Park. This left ex-Husbands Stevens cad 1921 16th st-n. “121 | JOR SALE—@100 CASH AND $20 PER MONTH | ¢ver there is a weak point. We cpcape many 8 leading members of the bar at Charlestown, A impervious to water and as di le as weod. | Kindtner out in the cold, and they protested FouNisneD. e222 | IK ‘wil buys hew Groom Press brick house: water | fatal thaft by Looping” ourselves ‘well 4 =*_Uiea! | large number of his relatives and friends in the | The house cannot catch on. fire as. easily es a loudly, but without avail. A few weeks nee 1905 16th at. n.w,10rg/5/17th and K n.w,.... ..160 | and eas, 1947 Maryland ave ne, price $2000. "Also | Bote Ctecties * pecperiy Seurlshed testes: county will attend his funeral. 8.4. M. | wooden building, because the surface of the | the Dargle Park House, together with all 1411 Kst. nw. 14x... aaa monthig.” 1249, ‘for $3,000: Fy 00 cash gand S26 snbfage Simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only anid oP Minssebbbaas paper is smooth and hard. The may s buildings connected with 4 was destroyed by 0c31-6t 1301 Fstnw. | n3-3t*" “624 Tt. ne. int eagpes io eee Getting of Unwelcome Visitors. | used as a store by Neal Kelly, who says fire. The fire was ly of incendiary origin, era pnce see ile fad | Eon Pat Stade pe $ig00, Kd | AMES EPPS C0. Homaupthie Cheiaty | PMO ae in one of he | ae eens lente end comfortable when | and an. Young cha with having red ths House within block Farragut 80.00 bostness Property, that rent for > Per month: | _jy21-m,tus London, Englend._| down-town offices has hit upon a novel Se ene pt pete a Bn A lg : i heme himself Nevada’s Palace of Salt. icted and their trial came off at the term Widae a Saved by a Cent. ca oe sels Protect ma from tects From the Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise. mse) Petar wy = Raves — > . 7 ENT— v ‘4 D- ‘From the Chicago Inter-Ocean. tertaining wasting Lake Ci itemplat- | sufficient : pear Bit vite de 88 | Fine ivulicy warot Se Sosepi Has eee Baa sd, 7 A large copper cent piece saved M. J. Hogan's| with individuals he does not want to see. | i. unter tetion of u great ‘aall palace’ te | tis curious domestic history was made public: 0 BIG hd ate denne 8 | ast ay Weeumnaole {OF warshouse, carpenter oF any Hie night Defewe_ lash. Ms. Hogan, who te | Hobos, perchesed, @)deteciive: phetqraphic | SOU. sarassie diab weal tay fants! gheb Janetuar Through Himself. 4) 2610 F st, ar. _0cd0-1w* ae C.HLPARKER, | | contractor, had discharged John Hopkins, a Soe ae ae nent! Placed direotiy Gpposite | shade all the ice and corn palaces ever con-| Los Angeles Dispatch to the Oregonian, )3th ot rw teu Footne, Gollar Parnas Sod ot | OR BALE-OHEABCS GOOD hear ani | laborer, who had been working for him. Hop- | {he door of his office. When the visitor en- structed. The main part of the structure| A well-known gambler, named Frank Wool- 15th st. n.w., ten rooms, cellar, furnace, and ‘ope! R SALE—CHEAP—2 GOOD 6-ROOM HO! fs ps ters the office boy, a bright lad and well erates handaoinely papered, crystal chandeliers, and | MW yig aud 1ie ait 1,000 each, worth kins came to Hogan's house Thursday evening | schooled in the diplomacy of his profession, | could be of the finest specimens of rock salt to | stead, alias Pete Olstead, shot himself twice Wai era mpporemneats. “Cheap, to good tenant Sogo, 12 Bet sw lot Is'by $0, with mall * | to demand his money. Mr. Hogan refused to| turns the knob and takes an taneous d in the ies, chisele and | this morning with suicidal intent in a pawn- i] be sold or leased on reasonable °. $650, 1. H. PARKER, be foun quarries, carved, DUFFY, owner, 607 7th st. nw. oc30-1m ~ 13-3? 44 and E sts. aw. y him while he was drunk. Hopkins then| photograph of the intruder, This is de- | artistically arranged, while the interior wy 4 broker's shop. He asked for a revolver, andas On MENT—223 E ST. NES THREE STORY | JOR SALE—p BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE BON B por sseraren and red oe gloss aa An Prencieh — — co = on weet of ‘un- | should be ot saga inss from a he | 2000 as he got it placed the muzzle to his ad- nine Fooms, water and gas: conv near a rooms; very large; fashio: co) cent lece logan’s itors in a book for scale. a Frinting Ofice. “Rent $18. Inquire 820 Int sto. | cheapo as mimes 4 est pores intartented tne Eel ead inser e | erie eee the future. People | on 2 S70n4,§ =e from the | omen and fired. The bullet passed through SOR REXT S58 1ST EY del Fe: — FR BE WASSER & 00, 916 Fat | ons ing a fatal wound = black bruise was = Fe ap eg ate — time, collectors vinter rains; if could be made of the most = eget og ope or fm ye RK RENT — 1228 14TH ST. N.W., 12 ROOMS; 21 16th st., 2 ‘2 - made on the flesh. Hopki fled, but was ar- t ‘wish paid, an: thousan: ry le of architecture; Feet ereggeents te good oolnden henge | 123 Bet wa Story rick is osansees7 S198 | Baan O to 2294 Rann, |1114 and 1246 oun, | Made on the flesh. later by Oficers Fitzgerald | and one disagreeable characters known to the | agus, snd SEINE ty wonders of the world. | ing in his chest. Gillespie is watchman at the c_ Remeasaamy 21425 NXeave._ | SULLR sty listers frame. te... 18 | 2028, fo 204 Bound. | (#00 and 408 11th and McEnery. Justice BH. White held him | average business man form the tess of tts When lighted by electricity the structure | Southern Pacific depot, and happened to bo te OR RENT—1302 9TH W., THREE-STORY | ne oe ISHE! 134 st. to the Criminal Court in bonds of $5,000 on a | unique collection. In tice it works like a | would have all the sparkle and diamond glit-/ the shop at the srying aS, bay-window brick: 1 room: modern imps.; 45 | 1330 Vermont ave., 3-story bric charge of assault with intent to commit murder. | charm. For example, the owner of the office ter of the great ice and with the dif-\ wound is “ “d Per month. A. T. COUMBE, 1425 N. ¥- ave. n3-ot fonpletely furmished. 8225 CREE TER, gamer nema Bays: “ pare one called this morning?” | ference in the salt palace’s favor that heat to oet- OR RENT—HOUSE 1448 N ST. N.W., FOR 955 | 1953 Corcoran st.. 2-sto 70 Imitation Chinese Hall Vases. And the fai boy remarks: “‘Yes, sir; No. 14| would not melt or dim its glories in the least, Despite Eee month. This house js i thorough repair: hav; | A 3-story brick on 1étii From the Boston Advertiser. Gropped in. I told him the usual about ——— eee but is not inurusted ine Very doaitabie locality ete ane | 5 Le Evomig, thoroughly” fir, all conveniences... 126 It is said that Chinese hall vases and kindred | your out of town and he went.” A Fat Men and Women. 2 CHASE GANEs, 008 Fst. nw. | Mis Zstory and bagenient 65 bric-a-brac are now made in this country, and | at the shows No, 14 to be the jor for | From the London Trath. a ae Roe, BENT-DWELLING, WITH STORE 1804] o.7 10 AREEE answer decorative purposes just as well as the | Jewelry firm, and opposite his name is the | I expressed, a week or two ago, my difficulty [aa 7th si. B.w.; $ rooms; modern improvements: rent P ot. significant legend: “Tell him Ive gone to in why “obesity in men should ealy $35. By CHAS. 5. SHREVE, 1009 Tt stn. KR RENT—FURNISHED—OPPOSITE HOTEL imported article, One with an eye for such | country.” ‘Taking it all inall it’s a great idea. Valley Township, Jackson , Minn., were ©. o3-3t rere, ou 16th st. S-story brick, aes cou: things would need to see these native imita- ———oo 8 E run to stomach, and why in women it should be | burned by a prairie fire last y. The two — = - ena” £73 mi }'s'ivots House: hot and cold Water, aves aee | MM: PARKER MIpi ge Oo laguine < tions, and have their nativity vouched for be-| _ Axoruen Prase ov Taz Curxesz Questiox.— all over the body.” “The answer poe Ty I ET eae | Pees & DR REN f_HOUSE 21 Fax W =. fore quite accopting the report that they were Heong mere of Whee the ens to this lem (writes a correspondent, I do a hired man of farmer named Sawyer were 3 nent as good in effect as the imported. y problem. Inde-~ ‘The that Woon POaue Avrly to W. CHOHNSOS, 71's 15th at " gant pass muntr at all it may, perhaps, explain | pendence erry from wo Loy we hen + em | Basement, 916 F st. FOE BENT-A NEAT SIX-ROOM BRI USE, the number of such things now in to death. = = 818 B st. s. ¢., $10.30 per month; key at 816. Also om j- | On WOR 21 O st. nw. 12 rooms, 960 per month’ Grneee aid 3a at the market. The stores are filled, every auction- ra 18 Oth wt. iy é “ Be ‘dbo | room is crowded; in sh tay meet tee eve Se i tf He Bor's Boxzs rx « Basxet.—While the uN 1 my frequency almost stands distribution over Samuel Pei criein dg $80 SEO R Lave....90a.3 | books, For pili cal ofe ar polls msedon | at street cosets: Bate rugs! ‘Those Oriental | the Inde Occasionally, but, T am gi near TOLBE LL Si sia 4 Bes pE ea Memay, 2 %,8200 | HOR SALE URPARATRIS GES Ame ogre oe ne 15 | country, in ~ py e oc27-2w JAMES A. BATES & CO., 1407 Fet'n.w. i922 Sunderland Place, t we fancy no one has ever been on an — — Ga ger ty. ees 1807 gots da, them With success, to death. The father Fa RENT—A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR-| 0¢26-2w Di & WHITING, 1320 ¥ ot. nw. euldn'd LAN o dock 3 — of the boy to Wabash : avoly CHARLES oR —HO' TH 8T. N.W., It Couldn’t Lift a Jack Pot. a F: 25 AT HORA FLW as ciorotary at fot ia 107 6 3 a: bagged pagemar Petrecpegior, Ef atc pe Pr 33 Ei vermonth, Apply to W. W. BURD! EEE, 1028 ea “BWORMSTEDT S BRUDLES bse PS | It was ate share fair in a Masencionestie be of them. 4 Parser & sn Mes 4 eee a - a MEK town which given a governor com- ecial Fi 38 et gnar BLES QHELSTELY | ROR, Sate “ROO! A Heeno history of the brought so YS 30 Fiftenisnea pe ‘Chie Justice Frrcagm: eee. 4 monwealth, and among the miscellaneous arti- | 49 the Sg ede of aha ‘for $ B28 ite, Containing 1G rooms, by neaton, oF year. For hore or investment to ; | cles for sale on oneof the tables was a patent | says: to Mr. 0. E. a ow 5 Scop iret sl Was SES, ST Soni = hook for lifting kettles from the stove. The | by a who. was oDce ‘fnance 3 125 pn £3 a — clerazman of the seyret be- : oa, France and af the eame time Frtaident of the éo Frcs voce se ent toe ied eh Pi on mcete. been petty feedp ngs n ld, wien reat a wi was 201 ‘All under rent. was e young it was in bonds of the aon porthweat section. wok ae awe stadent asked, | ladies about, at Mrs. Peter Scheminant's at that time were Toou, and cellar: all modern im: | 732 y.0R After night she home—about 200 yards to Generale went under 80 provements. well located in northwest; tent $20. per | 2200 Seared ihe way she was seized by the negro, 18 ts | Sorary wae crvested, 8 month J YLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. aw. 4 and cragged some distance down the after his ae 5 me 5 For BENT_ONVENIENT TwWo.sTORY BRICK | 7938 we. tion of Mr. Percy Williams, ae wens to her aye wife of his private Hours, fomns and bath, cellar, all modern impa.; | S18 14th me, OF water 12 tee Pars tose the red throwbout: stable.” on SRabiky sey rescue. The negro is supposed to have fied to ‘too, took to | and for the past nd dovr from Sch st.; @25. Inquire at 42 Bousdary = Baltimore, but steps have been taken for his hardly harmonized pewded yn fey 9 iain Pate B3-3t arrest, indignation is felt. with’ the Olytapian styio’ of costume as, we | himself of cheat inranos 70, REYTERE_I for pee zt na know it, oer eS boarding: homes sect one $0 133 uw c Jones soneuve, Die Sere hpes ont ots § ‘Two nse A. 5. CAYWOOD, 910 9th st. 2. R RENT-SUITE OF FIVE furnished ‘lis new E di i i fF Hd Hi iQ Hotel Asbury, at Asbury ‘and Charles Beebe, er ts chambermaid money in of New York city, left As-| and the man oy eatertas $ yearn sie epee ‘to witness the re-| that the outside of the house had SE G6, Bear ofc. : BOSS R sts ii ; the woman is forty ‘demonstration at EAST CAPITO! ST AND I r 325 & twice and is the mother ‘were married. second Soors of Seut-class ome: § parlor, her husband, PE OE es : i mane lib 1 {OR RENT—712 D ST. ‘with bath Pyhhaernsrnt: ve Ba id