Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1888, Page 3

POR RENT—HOUSES. ‘é be _.PERSONAL. | TUNNEL TESTIMONY. THE COMMUNISTS OF 1871. members of the commune, took no part in ite] GEN. BENJAMIN HARRISON. RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE ‘WILL GENT WITH BLUE EYES WHO Toox | 4, ‘Witnesses Befo of sere on rea escaped conviction, hardly —- SF suites of rooms, bath-room with euch suite ne WEES 32s fore Before the Military | Most ‘Thom Eminentiy Renpoctable | nocosary to opeak. M. Meline at’ the present] A Brief Sketch of the Career of the Conn ave., bet. Rand " . moment the of t of the . Lev oree ave pater Ofte communicate wht ae Be WELL | Court of Inquiry ; Now. pip ot a wa ihe “Pain President-Elect. F 2 Pes. 2-STORY K HOUSB: 7 is WILLIAMS, GEO. H, AUTHOR. | FURTHER RVIDENCE 46 TO SLAP-DASR PACKING ‘EDITORS, AUTHORS, ARTISTS, AND STATESMEX; enjoys a salary of $20, - | RIS EARLY STRUGGLES axp aw now Prd Hata ce AeR cae as BETWEEN THE ARC AND THE BRICK WORK—A| ONLY A YEW OF WHOM WOULD BE LIKELY TO Py gg ag er gh oe Mayor g hed LANT REOORD POKING THE Wak—ars POLIT. SENT Spouse Toe ear A= al ¥ pen a Ww. ‘Manager, 2.W. | BECESS TO WAIT FOR WITKEsSES, FIGURE IN ANOTHER INSURRECTION. senator, and filled the offices of minister of} CAL LIFR—THE NEXT Lapr oF THE wares a. eeipapreiakek bee ; Dyess cooparan ETATIAW,| ‘The aqueduct tunnel court convened at 10:90 | From the New York Times feng even prime minister eighteen} movsr. 0 Pst. n, mod. imp,%70. | 3 “yeary’ experience buntnesa y | o'clock this morning, Thomas Davis, laborer, | P21, Oct. 22.—There appears to be = gen- One of the most remarkable pictures oe Two Fo ane i Srehaseted. oral who was first called ss a Gites fection abet eral impression both at home and abroad /that | salon last spring was an oriental ee ain Harrison, of Indiana, who, if be Rwy fipe building Jote . bet ‘sgmont ave. and.15th ARD IS THE ONLY PLACE titled « - lives, will be the next President Fe St of tars oan ot $2 Soper oy bag oran. Nw. cor. Jyhes inthe Band Clothing can be | he,was employed in the aqueduct tunnel as e | the present era of popular discontent and ad- ed by Gen. Consist Whe aes winked States, wee born August ™, mance ‘with sta at call wt 619 D st. , first in isorganization in France is on was any , Pog ria” | 2 a | rte eee er a | rere eae S | atte Ree ee See | eee ae «FORAGE GAS BSISHED <1 Boom HOUSE | oot. Foundry “branch west, The padking on the | hesval on the part of the people, sndin re-| of years ago he was living in the United Stuiee, | 20% St North Bend, Ohio, some 15 miles below mime stairway, ‘convenience, modereis | "Conse PROFESSIONAL. sides, said the witness, was done ' secording to | Vival of the reign of terror which prevailed in | but has now taken up his residence v¢ Pore oy | Cincinnati, on the Ohio River. At the age of rent to edulte_I 107 p. m., 1303 Q st. nw. * | Hat, det. KE TELLS THE OF | the specifications, the stones being laid in | Paris in 1871. The revolutionary groups and | the Boulevard St. Jacques, and while patiently | fourteen he was sent toan academy in a suburb York sreaue, wih tat ce Mont eae | (6 montis, cotta each 408 Li between Sth angst cement, in layers. He worked with another | the labor associations make no secret of their “ape pyle jnsurrection, in which | of Cincinnati, and in 1850 he entered Miami dion pebering, a2." s75. Foe Raeee sta nw. ned Packer, acolored man named Harper. When { Confident anticipations on the subject, and ex- | his spare moments in his adhe yee Te hie | University at Oxford, Ohio, asa junior. ae x ¢W BRICK, NO. 1520 STH St. NW. Six 23.5, QRDENKE, THE CELEBRATED PAEM- | the springing of the arch wasreached the work | ©laim with a knowing look, ‘Jnst wait till 1889| mere amateur for wie pictures enjoy quite a | “Teer t college was thatof an earnest, dili- FS roars be eee P RICK NO. 1520 STH Gt, Nw. | Dupont O fat ond Ciairvoran tiers they “nahucs” fa Pull Tells | was rather slighted. Some of it, about one- | S24 em you will seo ‘what we shall do!” | handsome sais, He boasts of hardy Lia's: | ent student, and. he wee graduated im” tava wml roma fr tatoy 10 | Pet fol forhold te" adection of hustand and loverand | third, was dry packing, but there gare wo Baron. Puonse Rothschild is so firmly con- setive share in every, Ferolt thet es taken | fourth in a less of sixteen, Rev. David Swing, REDE Bei sea) raaees Saree | See SAE SATE See Sv Ce eens Ean | apeces left, “Oar the key Rado all the foguit arrangements for ths | Batinguished hisagl x ns Seer of Meese | SeCNASS,teking. second honors and How Frome, $14 ALBERT FPOR, | - Other OF. CLAY, WORDEMSULLY GIPTED GLALK- ‘THE WORK WAS SLIORTED, gerly removal of his priceless art collections | lar French army af the siege of Sabastopol in | 1/8 Saylor boing the firstin rauk. The «ub- né-3t es ozant Astrologer ae je jam. Tt was a difficult place to work in; the men| fromthe old Talleyrand Palace in the Rue | the Cri on which occasion be was decorat- | J°¢t Of young Harrison's gradusting address (dgi7 Wyile st ne, Ore]i JemledHecovers lost or stolen tober. “Finds ia: | would get up and throw stones in, and then | 8 Floremtin, where he ‘now resides, to his | So" Seon gel occas with the Cross of | Wa* “The Poor of England,” and his treatment i Wiis se n.e,5eh5 den treasures. Gives lucky numbers, Catisee build a nice bulkhead at the house in and many others, endowed | the Legion of Honor, with the British | Of itshowed that he had ded both the 308 Wylie ner. 8.50 mar together, Gives F< — encls, 90 that | vith ty, have bastened to fol- | war medal, aad with the Order of the sedan depths and causes of this poverty. Ti uatieallerae big: if dear tow his emample. te say therefore | HGTans amber of Garibald' stat in Ine2 AYTER IS ORADUATION AZ gsc ter. e i ‘ , fg he = be of interest to devote. few lines to an ac-| army inio, Naples, Oue-ts or the MsUTECH | Mr. Harrison immodiately began the study of rook a tof the fate of the surviving leaders of | friends-4md companions at hex Sritkeng Sige mea bones Judge Bellany Stover, in Cincinnati, @ Commune -insurrection of 1871. Many of w prime minister ite and before he had have settled down into ‘and | [ouw'to add that he was implicated in the Pugs” cand fully completed his studies > | he married Miss Carrie I. Scott, the daughter M i three-afths well-to-do citizens, who would be the first to y and forced to fly from Ireland. ‘Dui in Vi Rats Lata $9 | OER Foul ‘bo alighted. Me wes ne Invoke the assistance of the and of tbe {ing tho commune at Paris in 1871 he acted as ee resident of » young & BRADLEY.027 F n.w._ | 6-room cottage, Columbia. i Some English Opinions they = hurried ap by! Beary, Ba Dt ad the pees, suppressing <ny minister nae war ST | 4 jority Barta mated, When he reached his ma- f OR SALE—A NEW BRICK, SI. ri 3 er, the one who hire: dispossess them forces. h he great inheril ° Day window, it be al yaneg southern exposure’ THE LONDON PAPERS ON CLEVELAND'S DEFEAT. | te] e packers to “‘shove ‘them ghee their h lents of military organization and of strat- | #nd he inher Wether advanced him 15141 ate ath ot. nw. The London papers seem inclined to re-| and use as little cement as ae Joice over the defeat of Cleveland. The | Pricklayers wate waiting, and be careful i to; Times says: ‘Though we believe that Presi- boy arto 3 | gan Wi tor. Emory did not the dent Cleveland's internal policy and his 5 lef. He was on slat th so, in fact, that he aroused the | small capital he remOveu an aunt. With thie ee Daag ae wall emt Saloery of Other communist chiefs, who, ow| Indianapolis in 1854, and“b hix young wife ‘April_ 30, 1871, caused bim to be suddenly ar-| practice of his profession. Cliente upon the regted and imprisoned at Mazas. He succeeded, | into the office of the young lawyer, Set rush however: in making his escape and, eluding the | had not received the position of crier of those 1"—s@ well and i i | 8. Court it is quite likely that he would have c ae A : i — ee more remarkable vel ca- ts ove a ae 3 = —— the * seri poles troops who on ‘eg foe (3 on be m in ve ., te ial : wit R v3 = ‘a a 7 $50; in whicl an can point in recen would turn his ‘be the it he the | tenced to death in contumadiam by the Frenc! we . .50 a day which he re- Pian inpoorements, B18 80; i ice repair. na E 4 pas Pe int : recent | Ver id ok moment he is one of authorities for i rticifstion in” the com- | ceived = his services as court crier as the first Lm packers would take advantage of him. Witness BRENT A NEAT SIXROOM BRICK HOUSE, | Years, we cannot profess regret at an event | was paid by the day. He had heard Lani Li 818 Bat. 8. & $16.30 per month ; key at 816. Also | which may be regarded as an appropriate pen- speak to. Emory several times 4 about 971 Ost nw... 2 rooms, $60 per month. are alty for his discreditable subservience to the | work being done. The two would then mune, and subsequently weht on to New York, | money he ever made. where he rethained until a short time ago. He HIS FIRST OPENING i . and | in his profession came to him by accident. In talk it is a handsome man, about 66 years of age, and | in his p 3 RENT meanest influences of American politics and | over, and once or twice he i oudered. still looks ard to an detive career under | 4 turglary case the prosecuting attorney was 4yos Niweor 16th 8100950 [1620 R.T. ave.....989.g3 | his culpable neglect of the decencies of inter- | bua work taken cut sed carga, ured Ho Eng- | the blood-red banner of the fevolutfos. || 8 uSacy ana ‘he hebed ‘Hatin te 1135 s 2 PURMBHED, bait national intercourse. We are sincerely sorry was an inspector over Lanahan, who wied to. Gen. Bergeret, who was commandant of aa Milek dies ts tk See Sasa te bas 2th, IISRT aves, $125 | 140% ‘cuss ay, 2:v.8200 | that the change of Government involves the | come in at about 11 o'clock every dey, whom Paris during the commune, and as such sen- | the bet ae he jury. k. 202 corte JAMES A. BATES © 00,1407 Feta. | retirement of Minister Phelps, who has per. | ¢¢me im at about 11 o'clock every day, whom Oe | enced te eee ty eee Treen, ae ths |<ucelians exguancah, Gol een rowariel Up 2418 ee 1 ae Gatics with marked ability and ) the work and look around, have = conversa~ | "it hen eae an attr aoe ye oi ‘rom New, York, where he | verdict of guilty from the jary, although the O14 17thst nw. eat has wom, cue tion with Mr. and then go out. Some- | confiyaaciam at Paris October 13, 1878, for his |S" t his years of exile. He bas no occupa-| defense was ably conducted by Gov. Wallace, 1103 at nw, Tor ‘The Postsays: “President Cleveland's term of | #08 he stayed as long as half an hour. complixity in some of the most ou d appears to be looking forward for | His mailen effort was so successfal’ that he ai itrageous acts of the c.:>mmune, is managing editor of the Mot @ Ordre, eopprtuniet newspaper of large cir- culation, 1) professes to regard the policy of the pre: ‘ent government as being of a too radical and : Utra-republican nature. M. Ranc, moreover, ha‘ cut his hair, wears the red rib- bon of the Leg.‘on of Honor in his buttonhole, and dines every a at the Café Anglais. His assistant editor a. wdaller ego on the paper is Ed- mond Lepelletier, ae in 1872 to penal servitude for life, a wd who, two years ago, was créated a chevalicr «%_ the Legion of Honor. office has not justified the fair hopes with which THR COLONRL'S 1202. slishmen od his prters ro His atti-| By cross-examination Captain Chester tude toward Englishmen has been, and dpubt-| discovered that the sub-inspector was less would again be, friendly. But for election | absent about one-half of ' the time. [sais pal rep ly foo Bae Oot The coming of the colonel would be known in oppc 4 advance by the approach of his light. A man ad ee hore ea Lr gtident Cleve: | could not stand on the floor of the tunnel and the honors of dignified and successful Ad- | *¢ the work going on above him. ministration, it can be scarcely said that he 4 “HANDY MAR. opened up the new era in American politics} The witness was discharged and Robt. Con- + was proclaimed for him. His defeat is} don, who styled himself a miner, was called. facies tn i in-| once formed a copartnership with the son of ae eae, SE eer: Walon, who: wasagainst him in that fret Goix lectin. 3 both sentenced to | trial, and who hed been appointed a cadet by doth for Tie eer aan | Gan, Mearloonts quenttaits when taeda hostages in Rue Bixo, have each become pros- | Business and a fair amount of success came to perous traders, the tsrmer of the two asa wine | the young firm, but in 1560 Wallace was made merchant at Bercy amt the latter as a wood | Clerk of the Circnit Court, and Harrison was dealer, while Jules Dalon, the sculptor of the | elected Supreme Court reporter at a salary of insurrection and the hes of the barricades, | $2,500. n is engaged in executing ortrs for the govern-| _ During his canvass for thatoffice young Har- ment and has been decoratedwith the Legion | riton met Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks in joint de- of Honor. bate, and as the iseue of that campaign was the am 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. Ey [0 REST—DWELLING 1117 10TH ST. NW, Dg eg Ee A . | 1 ; is French novels of the da —_—-199 swamp lands question, one with which Harrk. z = ) ® gore disappointment to the tariff reformers.” | He was asked when he began work, and re- pita vol the name of “Mathey.’ DEATH AND THE THEATER. oon wes thoroughly familiar, he was more than FPiotisonigr: all mod tripe 38 shee ner earns “Maver wen Shares m0re | 4. .. | The latter, however, is) but the psoudonym of toxic match for his distinguished opponent. Sena- teou, Tout, #50. T. GALLIGAN, S80 lat wh ee 5, ished to sooure the defeat of Mr. Ulaino and his | “Well, T didn’t think it would over come to | arthur Arhould, who wa \pentenced in 1872 t0 | Some Remarkable Coincidences—Actors PoP eigen wpe te py eo age ne FoR BEXEON 2578 €. X. W, 10 p Gre Hominal leader, or that Englishmen would be | this, an’ so I never took aried in 1886, working | 2oc/cnte transportation it.\ New Coledonia for | Expire While Simulating Death, | Harrison easily rout reputation as © political Boise a we 7 Ta setae mi ‘ 45 318 Eat ne Jand OF all ere ee ea en clare, | soveral months, ‘His goings and cominee is | rep ot edna ee effe ‘ting his cae 4 ke | From the London Standard. = oor See MGM EM GH BOT Tt aise Stivers we have the least reason to be grateful to is | *R@ tunnel, it seemed, were regulated entirely | Buenos Ayres, where be re ‘oained untit the | "yrymzendon Standard. HIS CAREER IN THE WAR. RENT—HOUSE 1609 § ST. N. W., CON- 85) President Cleveland. At the same time we | bY the making and exhausting of the various | anmosty bill was passed, Bes des his novels, | 2 theeter hig passion so overcame him dur-| In 1862 Mr. Harrison enlisted as a private, +7 sotanand bath: possenson given "fest De- 89 STORES & D’ Have little cause to rejoice over the triumph of | SPRropriations. | The first year he packed; was | among the best knawn of which \ are ‘‘La Fille | Ov" the gore, { the actors | but raised a company of which he was com- re Oitbe, 1.50 New York aver Maree 33) Oa Lath ot. the republicans. ‘The possible effects of Har-| bY trade a track-layer, but not a mason; in | du Pendu.” he is the author o.¢ “Le Mari,”| ing the piece that when one of the actors . a Fe BENT MARSHALL BROWNS: 34 te i} am Tison’s suocess on the foreign relations of | {uct he was what is called ‘a handy man,” | which hada run atthe Odeon Th °%ter several | brought him a poisoned shirt dipped in the | Misioned captain. This was assigned to the . M le engaged as a packer he worked in Rock i blood of the taur Nessus, instead of pre-| 17th regiment, and when the force marched to P America cannot ded ble. Wi Years ago. of centaur Nessus, Pp ; Footngs with plenty of grand’ bigh FLATS. have no reason dernier meee Creek heading, first east and then west. There |" Another prominent member of th.” ‘une | tending only'to kill him, he did so actually, | *¢ front Harrison was in command as its colo~ location; good water and stabling ey 2.450 che Band Kate 2. Ws The Daily Chronicle says: “The republican | "24 pagent nites peker ne Loam oa qo hes won both h reputation ent ast as 3 atia'threwhis body over his head. In 1 ett ren = coop) Rp sears wy ym F-! a4 , Pe accessic it it i jopes wo, e inspector novel France, vhose . wane . " . | tar d ; = ———— tee ah ee labors of feet akelee tains ‘would ‘be were there when there was but one. Boyee | known in the United Btates Elsie rea ‘es of | mapner one of the earliest passion plays of | ness to thoronghly inform himself as to hie Pet lon20 pat. n.w. 108, ...050 2 | ratified, It would be unfair to lay over-much | 8d Masters were the inspectors, Behind the | French books. which we have any account was rendered ter-| new duties, and soon had his command in exe ue Soo fi reese JO | Freeping, to decistle, tetant a come Re: | stress upon Biaine's reckless expressions | Side walls the packing was good as far a the | Camillo Barrerc, who was sentenced to a’vath | Thicin itr necalt Tt oes een eee tee | eellent discipline. He Moot oman in ex 285 512 11 ‘ i witness knew. Above the arch the witness al- ished igsomn 5 bouse, » 4S modern conveniances, Sestiot mares. The two countries have lived ways did the best work he could. Often he a ES ‘terms redsensl og ay to | 12 harmony under previous republican govern: t of inspect premises, call at 1428 Net nw. ago | ments, and can ‘ spatlans crease mg age foro { FoR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, | .The Telegraph says: “We should flatter both | Waiting sometimes an hour before he got it. F% bafhetosus and coerce im- in September, 1872, and to whose misdecd:\in connection with the commune atrocities t. historian of the insurrection, Maxime du Camp, Sczotee no loss than three pages, a at the pres- inar} . fort of his men, and they learned to have great 1518, in the reign of Jobn H. Lengis. The | congdence in his skill and judganent. He fret actor had to pierce the side of the person | went to Bowling Green, Ky., to defend South- representing our Savior as he hung upon) ern Indiana against Kirby Smith's guerrilla 7 i i Over the key also i 5 i igi iteme: raids, Later, at Resaca, he had an oj ranean, yal decal ia motinweatsgyut 980 ver| it wo seid. tat’ there wae nay keen interet ialy a the charocter ‘he rot would perm mit | ploutpotention” ot Gir Reet hese ela mak ss sicgenins tae ar reat tunity to distinguish himveif and ed'a wile Mite mogth. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1807 F et a.w. here in the election, or any emotion at Harri- pr pamper red pyar clad noral cot oe, oud, —— being ® | ana killed him, (And this was not the end of mand being Lilled ond weemhon, AS Pee hak j= RERT—URFURNISHED. —————4ee Pagking would not be solid. ceived stars and grand cordons trom almost | # for, the "aud the people incensed at the | Zee Oreck scupunenaed ty Cnr Peataree ate 3408 M2. ave. 32 oth ny, 14r. 0100/2819 Q at n.w., Or. Feat of Ants “How to Destroy Them. | waderstand questions, until ft wb discotenen, | corde Rrerament in Europe. | He managed to | Forty of their favorite nectar. cut off the king's | the field with the remark, “By God, Ben Har- Soy et ae et ae $1030 5 JF. 85! 1608 8 ot. 0: ba rspticns se tecaniahoe se upon his own confession, that he was a little head—eo at least history telis us. In more re- rison, I'll make you a brigadier for this day's cent times death has frequently played an un- | work’ He kept his word and wrote to oa eicome part upon the stage. ere once was B theater in Lincoln's Inn Fields, and here a | '1¥ Stauton asking promotion for the gallant ) Vt. ave. and U i. A correspondent writes: “I have been greatly | deat in one ear, and then he was aimed with Posse’ snnoyed by ants in the house, where they | the well ear toward the court and things went swarm through kitchen and pantries, and on | on more smoothly. Emory was the boss. He .___ STORES, OFFICES, &c. 7: ae Store 1227 D st. n.w. $50 Stable rear 14161 n.w.¢45 | )755 T58y; ‘Store and ite 1600 ope naa (4 office.30 ot: ,-60 Storeroom ‘BUS ih et. . a it i Jeivrated actor named Spiller was, in the | N. Cap. st.. 6 the lawn, where they construct unsightly little | told witness to do the packing well. Both Boyce | when M. W: was ignorant | Cé icke HE GOES INTO POLITICS. auegs ad ET mounds, and craw! overovery one wiko deren to | 414 Blasters watched The work very losely> | of This “amerogne inted him to» | arly Pe oF while playing ix the Heke Of Pron | At the close of the war Harrison was again sit on the grass, What is the best defense 4 MAN THEY CALLED “COLONEL” ener ae eg, infuence | Of | erpine. A similar fate befell no less than three | elected reporter of the Indiana Supreme Court against this invasion?” te sotald ond ope ay ne ttn got up on | Pemarkable tlent for intigte have done ant | wellanown French sctors about tho sae time. | and declined a re-cleetion in 1868, preferring 102 Gia First find the ant-hills which harbor them, | tte scaffold and stayed up there to watch the | rest, Nothing can be more amusing than to | These Were Monfleury, Mondory tnd Lricourt. | to devote his entire time to the practice of his « _“ibeabove only ‘of “the oa my | nam This is not difficult if teh is made of | WK. He never found fault with the work, but | watch his face when ill luck brings him into |, Fifty years later the celebrated Peg Wo n8- | profession. In 1876 he was nominated for gor- books. For full lst eal! st office soe on | 22 — bop esi gampme eter Aa x, | slays told witness to use. plenty of coment. | contact with some lose fortunate ex-embars of | ‘0B When acting as Rosalind, in repeating the | Progr" Gonave h. Oril, haring swith the Istand 15th. (n6] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. OB RENT SEVEN ROOM DWELLING. 215 Ht the directions! in which they travel. | Prot. Gook: | Usually the bricklayers had to stop and belp | the commune, ‘Thus, while envoy in Exypt be epilogue %0 roy seniscy egpenine “Tq | fom ‘the canvass because he was not in har- RENT—1819 15TH 8T. NW. -ROO! -s modern improvements; - | of Michigan Agricult ‘oliege, then at 8 | wit k; without their it ry, paralysis a! d | mony with the views of the republican Peet ai ate aa aot 208 | at-20 1sidvew foxave_ | em by sinking « crowbar Sato the center of | Eoap ug withthe work. Mr Boyes eramrcd | corsics OM ier ree eer essay i 2: | Kat ep of fou as bed Board hat plone | ROME With the views of the republican party = REED = Pos BENT, 4 CHARMING aa Bouse, Om est gallery in the ante’ nest. Half a g@l of bi- them to help him. Witness received $2.50 a day. | bered, escaped with Heuri Rochefort from. the fey bandaoinel hand .* From this attack she never recovered, | chusstts ave, and Gat in toy imei ey | mace although she einity of Dupont Circle: a very’ - v =m lingered for nearly three years | a election, Gen. Harrison entered death released her. Samuel Foote, the English Aristophanes, as he was called, had similar seizure while acting in his own comedy “The Devil Upon Two Sticks,” and died a few | U.S. Senator by acclamation, His record in months afterward Thero was ghastly ap-| the fenate is well known; his Dakota report iateness in the death of an actor named | Inq” speeches ‘and bis speeries “on ahs rane hoa geting 4 Edmunds resolution regarding civil-service nent mem iS \- js a any. He wos taking the part of the Duke in | reform, being among his ablgst efforts. He » P ; failed of re-election to the Senate in 1887 and “Measure for Measure,” and had no sooner Ut- | returned to the practice of law. His nomina- tered the words— tion at Chicago for the presidency last June aoa : In a certain part of the work Dorsey was fore- ‘three. | Sn = <P a Gnee pong ty sulphide of carbon is then turned into the hole, man. At one time he ordered witness to get ten | Will be sold or ‘on reasonable QUE. | ang a shovelfal of clay is at once thrown on | out, as the work was Sot going along fost P Supe aid. es, wwe “oe30 Im | and trodden down compactly. ‘This holds in | rough, and Impector Boyce Serato ts FOR RENT A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR a Nene ee on with bis work, and would not let Dechy. Ficescetn ac oe ooo SAR | ten woes . RENT—CONVENIENT TWO-STORY BRI Massachusetts Agricultural College, , Foe en als aah Sane BRICE RB RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 425 PSTN: the same advice, | practically, ia given Condon was evidently telling a straight story, % story, : rooms; cel- | 12! x , 4935 Pi ill, | 824 impressed the court with his testimony. Se be | ete ON PEAR i Breed Agta | Henle enter npn esa = R RENT—THAT ELEGANT ANDO) ‘s “a —_ Sioa u'h NERA Oo cee | Mu tanat eR ae Coe SOS | cern a ahs iets | Suse shuren Ibo ont andar there = a . ¥. At Lee, 1411 @ st. a. w. te, Cor apply to iE AES 23, reon walking over it wonld sink in quite were no further witnesses on hand, the court campaign with characteristic vigor id ran 2,000 ahead of his ticket. This gave him such a claim upon his party that in 181 evel rominent rival withdrew and he was electes Pe tere colony of New Caledonia. Ollivier ain had remained a rabid revolutionist in every sense of the word,‘wore a flaming red tie, long, unkempt hair, ‘nd a hat of the most shape. His manners ware those of h bar-room, and when hie punched M. Barrere in th eribs “‘tutoyed” hin, and addressed him as “‘vieux copain,” the ex- cruciatingly pai smile: which distorted the features of the pompous rninister was a sight to be remembered. Ollivier Pain left Cairo in the summer of 1884 with t he avowed intention brick Dwelling, pd bath aid every couveatenes Sous 3 pape " jy to Taos 3 FisuEs BETWEEN new, is. ¥4 Fat. 7 ADVANGE ONE OF THOSE = ‘th the bill took a recess until 1:30, of joining the Mahdi in they Soudan. Since th. fhus with life; did not greatly enthuse his party, but his com Tenutifal nbsbed S nage, ONE OF THOSE ee eee eee eee Ss pele rhe peaet mty has beedvessieed or Fenech ald Lente breath thouart. | duct during the whole campuign has been dig- Fs: 0 : hat With Mes, Herriso: ; ed ; m . ‘ fa ee 724g 1308 about fifteen inches apart and six inches deep, A Chat Wi J ne his fate. According to 9 me accounts he died m he dropped into a brother actor's arms | ified and discreet. His ability as a speaker \d two or three teaspoonfuls of the bisulphide | 78 LIFE AT THE WHITE HOUSE WILL BE SIMPLE, were thrown into each hole, after which the | In an interview with a New York Herald cor- holes were closed and the earth pressed down | respondent at Se yosterday, Mrs, ste] on them. ¢ treatment was suc-| Harrison said regarding her approaching eéeatul ‘The — & when — on to! in the White House: Pi Mite essential. Bi of carbon is a chem- ical preparation thet can be found at any drug- aa begin i whee! fovea ao w Lape Mag Rigi brs d ~ la be k te disagreeable to the people. For my own a mmows, | tightly ea eee doen od be Kept | {preter the simplichy af entertainsoente af the 25 6B) Feta eee, be 4 Kc at Khartoum after? having adopted the Mohammedan religion. 1 3ut it is just as likely that he may be the E ean whose presence Seen tee comp ‘Osman Digna before Another convicted mem ber of the commune, M. Andrieu, has also adopted a diplomatic career, and has for som ¢ years past held the post of French consal for the Island of Jersey. Henry Rochefort has th e reputation prom 2 : i | has been severely tested, but in all his speeches pga ree Penh are eer Paluser, | ino has dwels ouly upon the cardinal’ princi- was playing ‘in The Stranger” at Liverpool, | ples of his party's platform, and has avoided In the fourth act, alluding to his wife and chil- | #1 personalities, dren, he had just utter the words, “Oh, God! HIS DISTINGUISHED ANCESTRY. Ct eee ae a te tee ot Welch oe | «em: Mactingm hana moet datingniched an when hu» fel at the feet eld, cestry. The first of his race who became “ron Stein The thing about cna =H stage ret is the invisiie link | MOUS was hanged October 13, 1660, but for bis that contacts the last words of the actor with | Virtues and not for his vices, He was major- ‘ite House given many years ago. I like at the it moment the: est paid jo - ait of his death. Cumming was per- | Seneral under Cromwell and signed the death FOPM ST poaaiass, |v be reninea vino "sing i, eraton tney |Get as hae but are ar of Waa |i i rane. Ho cba edior af the In| Reon Saruhan neu Tyla | Saran f Charon AAs hi econ Oy F° 2332 20th a6 : 055, are injurious as well as yreeable. As it ington society Ihave formed attachmentathere, | pono ben Peoudonym of | stage immedtiately after reciting the following Gharlos If the family cmnigraind, and the. i, a ‘Grimsel, armingly-1 m | ii: 5 lesce! egicl who 026-2 WHITING, 1580 ot. nw. Heigl Ty one fect Winer tages WEST Nn You feel worn out after all the excite- chroniques every week to the Gil re, fama ee ORT Seg hilg became famous bore the same name as the Sang EYE EL , e ding ment that you have undergone?” puntedvilntn he Bede Bociege selenite | SoeEttas Sateeetioes thew ae, | Peace Seagrass foe : a “Not at all, am as well as I ial . bri $F Petect, ores frunts south; rent, a The Woes of the Saleswoman. not even fatigued after shaki bene! ‘with | @ point of never eith first night |. May such " aagraadow agra Fa nial Congressman rw ® thrice-elected /R RENT—HOUSE 2108 G ST. N.W. KEY AT |4¥D A WORSE TIME STILL COMING UNTIL AFTER tighteon hundred people ia Chante ota new piece or arace meeting. Citoyenne |~ The explanation probably is mt heart) governor of Virginia. His son, Gen. fy ee a z CHRISTMAS, MANY FRIENDS HERE. Lemelle, who was sergea nt of the ion of | disease brought into mpey by the depress- | Wm. Henry Harrison, served his country. both oc19-1m W. BUTTGO sist at | From the New York Sun. Mrs, Harrison will find many old friends to | Fervinede for life, has noe se eee | i eae wen ise Maria Lindley expired ot | 13,002 army and in trae Ape degre Fav! oan uorwtties ‘utepped Tato a'eandy store Sti « .iscoss bec when: she xetarae $0.Wi Both some years ago, while singing “I know | of office as the President of the United States. BUSINESS CHANCES. Sserebnapespeg . ire a2 eee od as mistress of the White House. She generally that my Redeemer liveth.” The instances of | President Harrison's son, John Scott Harrison, wns “ : a candy, and was waiting for the death on the st from culpable aoe | the father of the President-elect,was a member yalty | of Congress from 1853 to 1857, and died only a kept house during her husband’s Senatorial ca- STIC FIRE ENGINE AND reel to be tied uj rhe ff the TOCK, ‘Star oe spl Blecher rele rd once witnesved one of these accidents at | few years ago at his home in Cincinnati, reer, and impressed everybody who came in — ae © girls behind the cashier's desk suddenly place | close contact with her thet hee heue was the é¢R0UR, FOUR FOUR MONTHS MORE™ her head upon her bands and begin to shake | spot dearest to her of all, and that her best ae Rae gn aod at dep I vo lg The Rap learning pr doomed He yar term | Fas or fur violently. Her sobs could be heard all the | hours were spent there in making it happy and "had been dnstructed, before loading their | Indian princess, Pocahontas, and through, the of four per centum paid therefor. Address PEt Bs attractive for her family. She went’ into men n . | princess, tas, and t Star office. ‘oc-St* ” | Way through the store. Another girl who was society considerabl; articularly her last Pieces, to bite of the bullet when biting the | Randolphs he is related to the V: ia families ConSMEA, RGURANCE STOCK FOR sare—|near her placed her arm affectionately and | winte’ here, when the felis heey apt eemernns cartidgg, This one of them noglected te do, | of Lee Carter, Pope, Tobertaon, Kennon, ‘This is s gilt-edge investment, and in a short sympathetlelly over the crying woman's | at the Woodmont flats, a big house overlook. and death was the: result. A accident | worth, Beverly, Gay, Fleming, Murray, vance in price. neve ders and spoke to her in a comforting | ing Iowa Circle. Their Inst winter was the once happened in Dublin. Se ee per-| and the famous John Randolph, of Roanoke, ALE — A CORNER STORE-GOOD- WILE voice. The I sobbed for a moment + more, first of the present Administration, and during =a = peopel og —_ sme non A SKETCH OF MRS. HARRISON, and then r er eyes went on wit that ti - Russell Harrison married Miss ~y 4| Mrs, Harrison, who will preside, is the same wotk after « pitifal but determined fashion, Saunders, a daughter of ‘Benstor fausaers omen: Seems the ena'tonse the wrong —~ roar some sudden misfortune?” I edding court- asked the girl who was attending to me. fers ces apie haeertlor en oonineeret © poor girl is the bullet pierced his’ brain. Edmund Kean’s| age as her husband. Her father now resides MAHA FIRST tty bride, Bonds, pay 6 per cent, snd are teed by. “Ob, no, was the answer. admi ade quite a ' in fee cee enaremanes simply weiry and ill, The hours are so long, ome lite of the fami i 1¢ thel in a| in this city and holds «clerkship in the Pen- was double sense. He wast in n | sion Office, Mrs. Harrison is a woman of re- = on, ndlamong thelr frisnde ty the 25th of March, 1833, at Covent Garden ‘and culture. She isan industrious sume, ‘ARKER, Washington 1418 F st. ‘ow, and the rules so strict that the ten-| during the visit of the newly-married couple, | &n¢ members of the municipal counef! of Paris, | Theater, ee eee reader and is devoted to decorative art. For 0cl0-Im sion nes too much at times to stand. Then while Emile Ferry'is mayor of the sninth dis- ition. His last wi de, a8 into an amateur she is unusually skilled as a the girls ive away. It is excusable; don’t you SEE CRUSOR THRE STERNER. trict of the metropolis, son's arms were; “I am «\ying; speak to them | of fowers in water colors, while much of her bon ipl ‘The Harrisons always attended the New York fewighs spend umaciam | for me, Charles.” china would not discredit « FINANCIAL. a 4 ~ | demned in cont pain ‘NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTN} that’s . sr sonst ” ate pr bors maken ite iad wo sar fein literature tor in a Cok, Effect of Occupatio u on the Face. pte oa : hes DO: ‘NT_TWO @ROOM HOUSES. N W. ALL . W. ie . We ere’ prominent men ‘3 pt yp AE Member'N.¥-btock Be | ‘"“sNot only here, but everywhere clse whore | Prominent hove | EGG, Landon, aad is now one of the chest -c4-| Fc nomen eee regular features, bright eyes and abundant hair. Deiat? Sets otenante only. & CORSON & MACARTNEY, Peng weap pha Lenten — — rites Soke, yeas married daughter, has | itors of M. Clemenceau’s , La Jun‘ice. A man’s occupation or cormdition has s good whee Rat oe cree aed wore a SENMELDES, 1 GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. N. - — her home her since her i Subesund Peden spent nica enough to ruin the nervous organization of fe She deal to do with making his facial expression. i rn marriage, and may : y woman, The most difficult part boy, who is ‘amassed a Buserli, who is a leading citizen and ranchman, Deposit, sae, Collections. of it all is the necessity to fulfill our instruc- pe antec ew i a8 Jules scholarly professions, when coupled with tem-| residing ont the Rachasges of No Sone Pater sted | tions, which are, never to sit down, to veer tee | ono to and Baltimore and sold. sin Pepe can ioe erect and observe uni- Bab: feet has so — Proved hallven toe a Distriet form politeness toward the succession of women ‘Mrs, Harrison d customers who seem to think it a part of | clerk ernment of nature or love of studies and arts Harrison in ‘will oo- “Kmrerican Bell Teicthone Stock bought and soldjy18 their duty to Insult shop is. When the strafn | another deugheny ~ who, il make a bright, ea) face, but contrary to | Mrs. — SSS ELE | becomen will to this face that does not please | °BPY the Harrison an ~ oar nes too much the girls resort to the only | here, in s comf snybody bocetse of lane of wilt the, Excl He Deserves Tar and Feathers. aeh ENTISTRY. «| Felief vailable—tears. others, notwithstanding From the Louisville Courier-Journal. iis ata. | RR J. HYATT, |p! ‘ST. Worse Than Politics. a - and worldly shrewdness. Soldiers get a Saas Sone pecan oman ss eee Hogih wither yale with, eared ppt, puis | F¥0m the Detroit Journal midnight cua abel a Sabie ie fa the tired, reporters look inquisitive, mathemati | ing © Joke“ we Oy oman's Club, oticewios i eh st. pear DENTAL GanEMAET — roll, Mr. Greening, the agony is nearly | Saunt to N. tuning o2- | hen off the bench and the wren wks Lee hen | the Menaing Duress, et 4th and. Chestast te Sean. sys nesr Fredarigeal este insta ree aE over,” said « well-known citizen to Elisha on a at anchor = ott bis domestic trouble looks all broken up. An ex-| streets, On the Chestnut street side of the 148 Set me isd eet cont of material. Hist, a... Den stzget-cer to-day. id tegen Oheige ae Teta f; | ample of the ludicrous side of this subject isto house, at the entrance to the buresu, s large aS, sth star. N, Bip s aon wary | ,. Thank heaven, it is,” replied Elishs, and | to your see a third-plass stalking around s po- N IE arae owe open thon Betober Tai to there was « light in his oye that indicated the | FUE8ed const and afibongh | Hce cours Ioaking wise as an owl. ‘he bus] 6% some 6 foot pin nfo ted te 1 ste D* awe Gold oo Fitness, heartiest sort of thanksgiving. land that the ee ness makes the fa =s wae i {ee Fg pal dT ATE | wg oa Tae lr" sid | en SSE] an tamocect"Roveimuoe, | Soop Sept Pepin mad when eg near i * ’ on BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 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