Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1888, Page 2

SOCIETY MATTERS. IN HOSPITAL AND ASYLUM. What is Going On in Fashionable Cir- | The Afflicted, Orphaned, and Unforta- a clee—Personal Mention. mate Have Been Cared For. President and Mrs. Cleveland will spend | sawTa cLats £48 HOT FORGOTTEN TREM—AT THE Christmas quietly at the White House. BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS THERE WILL 2 Gen. and Mrs. Francis B. Spinola, who have | OMRISTMAS TREES FOR THR CRILDEEN—sVEX rooms st the Arlington for the congressional | THE PRISONERS WILL HAVE TURKEY. Christmas spent in a sick bed or in a sick : 3 san We room in the midst of kind friends at home is apt to be dismal, anf it takes an extra amount 4 Cs id . at). INVEST- | of good cheer and the “sunlight of the soul” to bscure. od well farrished frsar tad Fimmept now Senza siortt pains | drive all the gloom out of the corners of the room; = ~aa8 fie ea ‘n13- at, 43 ake Pierce Bisse Sue * 538: : tomakeit bright and fll the invalid with the spirit baking precedes mee eae 3 OA = FOR SARE | SEAR ITIL BRICK , % jagiecbes of the day. But how much more depressing must % it ed pom De, a F. rooms, hrstises ble bard, = + wll ad Rath’ son ‘ — = — where large a Fotmrrs vi Foy Garneau her, ie ney Sire ec | a crowded together, many em “ — ‘one ; with ‘board: ies K. 8 ROOMS, without friendsorrelativesto give them wordsof Seer frosoneble arian, references changed. = eoveral mie eet a cheer, left alone with their own thoughts—per- 7 G fave SW. te. ENOCH MARIS & CO, nw, haps of other Christmas times when they were | period. From the shape of loaves it ('ANTED—AN ENERGETIC. TEMPERA’ it for one or a BRIC swe Ly BRICK - | Bappier and shared in the Christmas merry-| thought that no ovens were. used at 2 ‘ ot ‘ makings of brothers and sisters. The good | time, but the dough was rolled into = Chita Howey 7s | “aes see BARLES Tt netics ‘wef pene yf ig Hroandieninary tae round cakes and laid on hot stones, - ated ooh ‘FoR SALE—xew novers, ¥ -omper mist i | m being covered with glowing ashes» Bread is te. RENT—1014 18TH 8T_N.W.2D each ‘ sets | SE aN aie its wentarin bon of nme ve ee | ROSE ee Pa Ti ay eae eet ‘RE CHILDREN'S mosrrTAL ham, wishing to entertain three angels, off fi eo pple indy or esudemen’ exsalent board is hous little of the joyousness that is always in the | to “fetch » morsel of bread.” Baking is again 'ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN 422-2 W: { LOCATED OUT- HLSES ror LOW—THREE SEW outer world at this time. referred to where Sarah has instructions to pieswe cies. Aer 30 oes fone Seny, toes ome Pe Secreta ee hereafter. Old Santa Claus is ahead of time here, and | ‘make read; — three measures of fine Rouse; References, ‘Supt. Mtg. House, 1 5 snd ast front: open 422.28 92] Fst. Mr. T. 8. Williams has gone to Pittsburg to| the large room om the right of the entrance gueal knead it and make cakes upon the | Few Yoex__________l-mtedw RIS ee es ee SALE DESIRABLE NEW BRICK Hc oy ’ rok ee Giatlents « bags Onthouantres 1 by |b Lot entertained two angels Ww —TEARN F. ‘Tooms and beth. Delewste eve, meet Guniool spend Christmas day with his brother. a A ay ee wW ere ake rae OT, BRIG: . ‘ean be Purchased at 94.550 cat sunlight with om and tinsel and weighted ry J be 5] cut. Seed EF to an of goods; salary and traveling © i Best pouiion to Tight party. BOGE ithe. erg Warten 422-2 yher entertained guests at dinner last even- bre ormade: ope fttl the ayetem ewe FOR Ing in, Ceri lt of Bome fo callers om |$oo™ cra ad Thien oun the pe es ae Fe ee eee Wednesdays in January. each having a card pinned thereon with the y TED SITUATIONS | Pitts ete thoy eer ee | eae Dip Bs Solar one equace from ave. Madame de Potestad, who was Miss Nina | name of the child for whom it is intended. A es in many fantastic shapes, | _WANTED—SITUATIONS. hall gouvenience ae foderate targus | EGR SALE SPLENDID Sew Notey: Wright and afterward Mrs. Bratton, gave a tea | skillful was carried on weeks ago we several kinds of flour. The Romans took | =~ — : le ase Fs cnn rae on e st. Bw. turday aftern Miss Emma Mullan to gratify as far as ible e art of baking, and public bakeries were a et gy) IR RENT—TWO COMMU: DAviv D, 6 wen phemieliy of beeen to0 ber frtenite sa the | Title o one's wishes. 8 the invitation of one | numerous on the streeo of Home. "In England Weer of fae Tobey Fretune feng i 4 ee afternoon. Mrs. ident ins, & re ir ness 5 ANT — Aa A —— a. NA qavaas dutoer of unison covers ha tha avenine: | eoeierermame tedep maerbodene: cece ge so closely affecting the interests of the pubs WERE ronas 0 See FOR RERT-A PRIVATE FAMILY Ficus 400 ae ee ae bs we + n Miss Roberta Hodgson, of Athens, Ga., is in | oo whey neatness on all sides. The requisting copy Hoctro ping orn | he J-y4 ef handsomely faruianed sous ou | | dve-St ” 806 F st. 5... Toe sommes. the city and is th of Col and Mra. John ward long. q rED-E x Wi E TO GET PROFES- Address Box 1! aroffice. | RK SALE— DOR SALE—A BEAT TON * M Wilton for the Woldave Tare sosayleds Waile alas of tae Seainns | Gl tas E London, and onsh i200 tenet a eee Teen eae Were | BOE SIDR iat! as Sy REUEED | Ka Birtieie pega new tues roomesna| Fat sr hae Mapa a PASE ee eee oak | were friking sbout on the oor: One bright | the country. The art of making bread hag | Warsi was DiGks aGENOY. 615 thaw. a eal dt ase prsar fom hoes fied. Guna. Willent for #25 | RcEUEN TSS) Pat aes UO! OF She So troduce societ Miss fel hair, himse! reac! ies ‘ope an = a FREN —FURN ROOM! § . 7 cheep. DOR SALE = y iets 5 <= : nthe leo thd ” | Asis. In the rural parts of Sweden no bread | Wanted; we zeros ip ais, Tanalg, osot FYou'svenue nw. PRSeSE” | ash sblani Deas bowes, Sy heck ting ote | ON SALE CURAr TO Lor on go Mr. and Mra. George B. Loring have returned atrhat do you want Santa Claus to bring you, | is made, but rye cakes are baked twice a year | rete Address M. C., Star m RENT—TWO FURNISHED "1 STORY Rw 2 asked thi % and are as hard as flint. It is less than a cen- TED — SITUATIONS FOR ¥IRST-( van Learner acre iad aiid bemoeta | il be entiahed if No takes this awful cola | tury ago that bread wae used. tn Scotland, the | Woks, x waiters, Tadd, Tureen, bousn, lau able | ” Scotch people of every class living on barley | {Teeses, Porters; and others. | New. 5 ¢ | aa ag Columbus to spend Christmas, ard will bring | wich consumption. =” "er He Was Sulfering ee Pe cad oaten asker Feet eee CSNHAM, 910 Urn st. nba, I | JFIOR HENT_TWO GENTLEMEN APPRECIATING to care OoctPYING +96 to Trom last own house in northwestern part of the city, , stable, only @4,200- DAVID D. Stow or cal a wae ta suite of rooms ou bt Mrs. Outhwaite back with him on ue return to Owing to the fact that bread is sold very | F HEADOU ARTE ig | Canalis men us, earamedatgd tna rlewant | wie, a Awd lace te soto ga | JOR SALE—A SPECIAL BARGAIN = des ‘THE WASHINGTON FOUND! ASYL vi A jan el Han} * b SOR SALE—A SPECIAL BARGAIN POR a Fi the city next month. They will be at the tein ee ply in Great Britain, the bakers of that | Wer Goats, Chastpemndt Waltras, Laue and | nieely furutsned Looms cae aoge 2 | per foot RuoS5. RRS Piatra gntsnear tua depen 2 A Hamilton for the winter. Gente Claus sppoi ad 8’* | country are a poorly paid class of laborers. | Bees EEE Saas ie ec eae eee | Seco emmured. | Address QErSe | or square foo STO ee ee ne: 20, | Oe ter refused. “WRIGHT © STOCKETT. Gen. BH. Robertson has gone south to | Deughters” as his agents to look after the litte | For years foe nmpjovers, made use of child | 1; ScED_WE HAVE REGISTERED AT OUR POE BENT, 18261 ST. NW. OPPOSITE FRANK. | ,,00, 42th, bet. Kind § ats, nw, 2-stn JOR SALE-FINE LOT 0: SEAR N I a the Christmas holidays with Dr. Ran-/ ones at the Washington foundling asylum. | lal such an extent that parliament, in) W. uite a number of ber- B park, two pleasant front rooms with fist-< St . ave. Five lot on 16th st, tear f, Prout of 6 Va. Gen. Robertson will not return until late | organization of little girls who go about doing | © employ a young person under the age of ‘om ” 1368, da law making it a. criminal offense houses on B. pear Sd at. rooms | feet'on M “near ad neat dhe. ph Barksdale, who lives near Petersburg, | The “King’s Daughters” is the name of an passe ig riminal offet Fea diica ty ot, Bre FURNISHED COMMUNICATES | “ENE Bwan’ wy, | lozstche FVLkn es BUitibasonD fo08 tel third floors week or i llirence ‘oD second and WOE BALE OR BE Oat 5 in the next week. good. They are the children of some of our | cighteen years to work in a bake-house | Pysumencs om Ea gee ai “74 R SALE OR RENT—S COSY 7-ROCM BRICK z — most prominent citizens in the west end. To.|betweeng the hours of 9 o'clock | (1 cre soi g BROWN I NOW LOCATED | month: BTCG from 88 tc Bye bongepratiin, thu squares of U.S. Capitol: 42, t, bear New Bampeuire eve: 1h The — of the termiangps opr spar opr night's committee will visit the arylum and | P-m. and‘ o'clock a.m. As most of the. work We teas Pee B.W., where be to fur. | 76R RENTTA PRIVATE FAMILY OWNING | 886s re: re on premises OF of owner, | iow price, SOc. Apply CHAMLES EARLY, 60? , . themes! on tod F northwestern a week. It was socially, as well as founded three years ago by a fund bequeathed law in Great Britain virtually prohibits chil ‘at the shortest notice. by Mr. Joshua ation su] . iv > 0 NEW OR BRICKS. ATI —_ _— . would rent one or two uicely furuisued ‘rooms, | PrOK SALF—10 $B. SAL ree, aualated by an appropri-Iabor, in, balchousce. In all countries of the Good, periuanent hotues, TOSGE et new.) abariiar™ | sputbern expowure, to desizable party ;reforencer ex" | Rear Bonar g cosas Fs Forest Glew, Miso M. V. Pulsifer, Se eee cially, successful. Among those who con- world wheat flour is the principai material for Sty ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITES a d., from $100 up. + a a8 wn. 2 J. HERTFORD, tributed generously to the fumd were Mrs. tl | making bread, although rye used largel: YOR RENT—AT 165; : +3 SALE—A LARGE, TEREE-STORY AND | @i-lms* 142g Fat Senator Stanford, who gave #100, and Capt. | mPrrincadons, Mae bus’ Preparing the Christ: | mong the peasantry ig soiwe parts of Eneen, WANTED—ROOMS, _| E.ovporite the Louise Och at.» bear L x ful Lote tn Remniyae aa So et ea eS Hemon. who donated $60. Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. | sre nine children at the asylum, and it is safe | ie Mleaiaa oF SAR igs y ANTED — IMMEDIATELY, BY Gi son at Haid: tot i Soabus house: cori omer §LOQ0O0 farce | Sy Usp dete te work ofr gre unde tetany a Bene, ie. Cate We | to predict that there will be as many happy e Miseries of High a ‘and wife Inpre sunny ual front | yearsago Being in business our west and needing | G20. DON '& CO. Atlantic Building u24-1 and Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell also gave | ones to-morrow mornin, From the Philadelphia Record. 24 floor, with closet, heat. and sae: ‘bath-room. on ments; three of five rooms: with or without board; | inoney will sell now for same figure. For particulars —_ —— handsome contributions. | ppm pale tee | _Mrs. Westend—“Oh, such a time as I do have | seine Ager: within clekt blocks of Jndictary, sauary: er ee |FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, Miss Mercine E. Dickey, of Quincy, Mass. aed oor with nurses! I've discharged three this week . RoR sALE— Ai = * 4 will be quitely married to Mr. 8, R. Flynn on | it has been customary to change the method of | #0, not keeping the children quiet, and it ae Address Bor 1, Star office. OR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED comment: | FOX, ‘SE ° 9 | (OK SALE, CHEAP—INVALID's ROLLING CHAIR, Saturdey. and will accompany him to his new | making the little ones happy each year, but ED-BY GENTLEMAN, PERMANENTLY. | cy Tight | te eae eb Gee at ee ee | dress the Christmas tree. The institution was | done by bakers is in the night, this mos | last j i 2 : “ houekeeping; | buseuent prese Uris for house'or street. new, roomy aud couforiaule field of labor in Washington Territory. experience has taught the sisters that nothing an rcv ney Wis uclicdn on seenialios wiser, ciunted south of Head weet se eas eal | Seiacaed, pemembornood. near Veghieten Cusle.| espa OS SEE pet ame ‘Mrs. i ‘hris' tree. ‘= : ferences. Address Box 76, Star of- DSO} : cho 20x12 > ATE AND Cliy ki 1 earxtacehag 0 ced Ser data’ Te! Wat: ton aes WAtiioone oer eects nursery is terrible. Well,I have the same oe Ben Maarens Box 7G ae lahed Home, ai ice Parlors with open | inediately: Trice $000." ot -Ox220- Heold tam TIAA HARD OUTY RIGHTS TO USE ildrasp, i "| a handsome tree ready to welcome them. The | trouble, and my husband, who is getting deaf, ED : om | ae. 3t construrted for the amnesia Mies ek ce: b Yi Thcteae “ade /esien 4a, | 00m Masia Charger ae to ents tote ace | actually Tatuoes tobe Ceaied foci Tate toes Weewtier ¢ 4 oor; oF acl _RENT—DESTRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED: | eS Sibsain_itave ces a with wt cooked took oS ccm cee ws porter that Santa Claus had been discussed for | What sort of creatures these child's nurses ; [ocality and terme, including heat ‘en suite or single. 1509 I st. 2.w. dl1-12t" "| Frnt Bricks, northwest, now under a. Washington this evening to spend the holidays. | Yeeks, and now all were anxiously looking for- |can be. They don’t seem to have a bit of | Staroilice. é }21-3t* * RENT—513 H ST. N.W., TWO OR MORE | cl eBh dhust be sold at ouce.’ C. a. M ‘They will spend Tuesday and Wednesday with for to-morrow to bringthem much hap- | #ense. I actually caught one buying cheap | \yraNTED-TWO FUENT! ROOMS ON a&G- | X° unfurnished rooms: house two years old; southern | 422-10t 1 are edureas BOST ward for to-morrow to gthem m I 7 W: oe rel their friend, Mrs. A. H. Walker, and then will piness, There are upward of 150 girls in om her own money to keep the little | eae with board, for three adults and month Mi le windows: closets: ct condi- 1m R_ SALE—HOUSES—A F even suuall Houses in South Wash under rent. Very cheap, Must be rold at once azz-10t ©. A. MCEULN, 1420 F st. nw. aout st, Boston, : : : 5 ror} | don; heat, gas and bath; ‘lum, si ars fourteen | angels quiet. Just think of the impudence of © terms must be reusonable: pay promptly in| Hon, Mrs, and the Misses Maury will be at home | rears of ager’ fromm the mane nretente aie | ths thing—putting cheap cand into the deli | sivanee. Address PROMPT PAY, 2 of my children, ‘ell, I said I'd | + RK RENT—1405 H Star Lit? i Fridays i mary. stock of turkeys, cranberry sauce, mince | cate stomachs c Be ca ee | EOE SALES 1 | “are kadenveid vill’ eames on Tuesday: pies, de. they will not be disappointed. Cae copie she sept = temas, an ——_ WANLED—HOUSES. __| si formes tingic or en suite: private bath: open Gres; | JOR SALE BRICK sia? cag biratioed roheamanen wencamaondi i i phoma aeect Srp trae ple po eric apel mh, Ganon :D—IMMEDIATEL! 9 RENT—1720 H ST. N. W., NEAR METRO- + Eee it SALE—HANDSOME BLUE in January, when she will have returned from | | AT THE WASHINGTON ORPHAN ASYLUM | thoy began to full and kick at her for nut buy. | Cea | OS, BE RAF AR ER _____‘satngre._ | RSE Aen ee Philadelphia, with Miss Florence Audenreid. | the sound of merry laughter and childish clat- | in, them a locomotive and cars big enough Yo | worth ‘about, $30,000; also. one. w Liza Soaashent ll cnuel:emneiertoaes (CK HOUSE, NEAR U. 8. cpr | #20. 4i0iéthe * Sess @ Mrs. Admiral Febiger has sent out invitations | ter greeted the reporter on his entrance, and ride in she actually threatened to have their | 64000," business property: Bor I _280-4w' 3-8. HERTFORD, | F(a cate the eee ee LATEST for a ladies’ luncheon on Thursday, January 3. | acquainted him more than words that Santa father whip them, just as i e, 8 common, R RENT—19 IOWA CIR THREE COM-| 423-3* oe T823M6 F ot Bing | ry akon oar ay Senator and Mrs, Stanford are in New York | Claus and his wonderful doings were the cause | ignorant nurse, had a right to ‘keep their | WWANTEDS ao 1 E Rooms, wath petvate bein, sveund oor, at ~ | PUGH a 350% Pu: ave, third dost below 456 stu: unicating t tocustomers. More | ana two communicating for the Christmas holidays, of itall. It seems that Santa Claus has run | father, my husband, at her beck and call. No | callers than we can supply. HERRON to those childre: Seno) 135 iiaax: joor,, | RR SALE— I - 645 B Cameos ive euchre | oUt of trees, and has established 's postofies | Wouder the children laughed, and then yelled | cpm. Sy Earsemect +4 Fst. nw. Digi: ‘splendid for saudle or Uri Also, dine Sorrel Mare, weigus 1.050 pounds. Call 440 Boundary st. 300 | iw ae be? louder than Even they could see the | _@7-1m eS CENSHED HOO) and 68G st nef th = 4,260 | Epi cio ge Canes Toh ee ‘ ~ in the building from which he will hand the = Nae = see the | . — — KR RENT — FORNISHED ROOMS: SOUTH r (ind “'y Sif isha. " ind Store, party last Saturday evening to some of his old | Presenta, ‘The post-office will be located aie | effrontery of the thing.” 4 S Ffront!tew boure:new trnitere;iowit bermatent | 5. I ete Oia a ON Bd ae eertaranmet en navy and army friends. Among those Present | chapel, and Mr. Hugh L. Taylor will imper- | _ Mrs. vestend—“‘Well, I'd send her flying. | WANTED MISCELL ANEOUS DW Ree: 64a te a 8g eet eA, SMALL LOT OF GOOD PExsiom were Admirals Franklin _ Harmony, and | sonate the postmaster. It is expected that Mr. | Learnt What eee Hark! Ah! I under- | —— in aa a oe “— = Ww, bb, or... 3.000 Address LEGAL PUBLICATIONS, Star office. dzv-2* oes ag tcemenge — oa Biddle xz a E. B. Hay will give some humorous readings on | = ie bot 7! pouee eagles jg tng Bezegae! attention. Ordet bas ct Pohtce ‘Stable, FOR RENT—FLATS. 2100 Vermont ‘ave. p, SALE—AT SACRIFICE—PROM VIRGINIA, Card. Palmer, Bucker, am le, ami Saturday evening, when an entertainment will | Calls herself a nurse is trying to stand little 31) 2. Farm, 7th, ot roed, eight wallee fron | mae | yD eae fue stylish Blick Horve «Wilton Brown, Black Frank Hatton. Admiral Franklin won the prize, be held, which will be participated in by the | Billy in the corner for eee Isn't it city. 0. K, Sligo, Md. perme. d24-lm' Fe RENT-SMALL UNFURNISHED FLAT ON | 1 {0% St yo diawk, Hiwbolt): weighs 1,150 pounds; 17 hands valued at $20. children. The institution wae founded soon | #Wful? Now, if she hits him I'll just send for shear 18th et mw. For perusission to inspect | od “a z > 1 ANTED—TO BORBOW-FEOM FIRST HANDS ‘ Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warner have issued cards | after the war of 1812 by rte Col, Var: Neos fo | the police—T just will. I shan't be contented | Wétaoda 8 Ber cent or evo, thre Lane arly te 1850 ¥ at. ieee fora reception January 2, from 8:30 to 11, at | the children of the soldiers and sailors who | With a simple discharge. It’s high time these | TATEP O'Bos 7S, ” ‘3,000 | JOR SALE—SHERMAN'S, 457 PENNSYLVANIA ‘ their li * war. ‘ri- | features were taught a less8n. RACES TE ‘ Fe eS a ae "Col red Grant sin the city, the gueatof| Btone have ben coming in forthe lat went, | ah Figlop-—-'tiawm,ton, “Xo wonder | WANTEP SOME, Y DEN ECRUBEES | FOR RENT—STORES. ae ane Col. Fred Grant isin the city, the guest pears will be tt hild. ” | the little dears learn to yell and kick and bite | w.. Monday, ber 24, 1 i = oR SALE—TWO BROUGHAMS, TWC Gen. and Mrs. E. F. Beal here Present for each nceiane | ber 28, 1 FR. RENT—TWO STORY WAREHO! [pee ~-~%, eich crass ot. axis Tovar asviaa tee tee inere question of uyeical strengthe> | W4NTED-HEADQUABTERS FOR isa aed aetna reg Mee yy ed Piste s o 5 yur at merc! wood Bros... F iar THE COURTS. will be prepared to give each of the ninety in- | brute force—of course they “do, Why Sion’ | ,jtake the iberty of calling yourettention tothenew | Ton -ext one oF THAT-ROW OF NEW ee ‘aoe mates « present and as much turkey as all can | these nurses keep the children amused? That's | Sud pelecied sock of hnaxer, Books, Rosaries, Cruci- | FO Giirea: 1608 Sach ot ww sultatle tor any bea A FINE BROUGHAM, NEARLY NEW, Count rx Gexenat Tzrx. dispose of. The institution was founded in | What they are hired to do. Well, I must hurry, to ms and thet | Bee. Anvly So 3. 'W. B. MIERSS 80, 160 ¥. 7 built for Mow. Frauk Leslie, of To-day, U.S. ex rel Hall agt. Whitney; on 1860 by Dr. White, of St. Matthew's church,and | for I have an engagement at the intellige in the future, a es ane $1.20 will sell for #350. Address segues tad nee ak Mathewschurejend ole at this hour eT want if pombe, to gt ork Foe, RETLaNGE Tony AND, DELLS oS mace” Equity Covrt—Judge Coz. folie i sepoer ts Sbermern cabin eae nurse to replace the one i have now. Since : eontalge 10 rooms sudtall moders improveincuts cot Tiary Bird. Ae iupere, eas at eee Prospect Hill cemetery agt. German Evangel- | COD8res# and bs tary a, dear little Bobby kicked her shins black and . it lar under entire building: stable in rear; will rent wis caly a gerton of th Store, 1133 7eb ste ical Society: amendment of bill allowed. - In ST. JOSEPH’s ORPHAN ASYLUM. ._ | blue she has hated him so she won't buy any ie DESIRING STRICTLY HIRST: | Santee | WanbikGHON DANE SHOE mr fll Let eal at ice for asia 8. HARTBRECHT._ re Virginia Gardner. alleged lunatic; writ or-| When Tue Stak reporter entered St. Joseph’s | more candy for him, and it almost breaks Waikz a conten! ‘Portrait. aILY FIRST. n24-1m 1115 F st. {azi; THOS. (GHT PIANO, 7-00 dered. In re Wm. Hoff, do.; do. _ orphan asylum for boys he found them all at | heart to hear the little fellow cry.” wetionad ins, Where you will be IR RENT—PLATE-GLASS FRONT NEW STORE, AVE, NEAR THOMAS CIR- 2 tave, ebouized case, only $55. Also, new On rp! Aare Potice Count—Judge Miller. play. Upon the invitation of the sister in souvlnced i FF SY Tmt the geuune | F'S0 tor dey. na tbe S, Aae ot pn, store: 66-300. | 7, siobe, ne, ses ue, $26: both warranted ts To-da q ‘ork before, Weekly o payel 4 , oly 220 Bat 5 5 a nod crde bat. eke? pinche VES, Sn ite, Stewsrt, | charge be. went out to look at them, and was bala Massie) ae Orde: i bedelivered | Sie tniets Pens emetic an ; Or; JOR SALE—A PAIK OF CAURIAGE HORSES, closely mate!ed and very habdsume , 7, en. rs pl with me at once wil. s rs From the New York Tribune. 1. Portraits from $10 to ‘ F | astonished to find such a good looking and | Frm the» : | aS Arist” Studio yn) ert tea “URW Sear erotant nas on nas aecre® Adame, col: | Well-behaved eet of child’en ‘There’ were | “Billy” Mason, the story-telling Congress- | inetodeand etic, HB. Sat, Ant” BRO ee et 8 ored. profanity; 5 rade f | aud Salesrooms, Oth st. and Massa- x y pom deccnertg onaant a over a hundred in the yard, all having a good | ™man from Illinois, has forcible illustra- | Chusettsave. Open until 10 p. in. a1¢-t" FOR RENT—OFFICES. Sa © SALE a MIME PORSOUT- GOs cans violating the hack law; collateral forfeited. | time. ‘There will be no Christmas tree to-| tion of the disadvantage of belonging to the a MT R RENT—SEVERAL FINE ROOMS. 606 11TH Fie Deeiliog os Wetracwe Goumr anes Shoo | PW cae Cs FIRE, Harness, suitable for tawily a pee antiamiee = 6 | pong 3 a rod reorais nom bors pee ee — party that is “in.” A democratic colleague xnisxpedi fe Peasant ania ave: iw: GTZ ime | dhe fe AN Aoprosite Boston Dry Goods House, suite |“ Fine Dwell use, all in god order, belougiux to a ya. Thomas |. disor onduet; | 908. too — v= corner, near Dupont Circle, $12 i ena i s H -rooms, modiste, or other business pur-| Fine Dwellitiy, near Duy ont Citcle, €11,000. | img'no r use for then, will sell’ ste berguin to noticing the big bundle of letters on Mason's )Y SUFFERING FROM | poses, HARDING & WATELS, 606 11th st. uw. Corner Dwelling, near Jadictary 3 uare, $10,000. | close out at once. Seen st DOWNEN"S Stabl-, 1620 $50r15 days. Martin Lane, vagrancy; bonds | have received & number of presents in the | desk significantly held up his own small pack. mmoky Chimbeys to know tbat ait-am Gentraily“lovsted Dwelling, $8,000, Leas —__ dab or 60 days. Wm. O'Brian, do.; do. George | ®! vee of all kinds. ” What s wagons and | age, ‘My mail is growing smaller every P 3 aces an Nice Dwelling, o8 M st. 5. Joo. (OM VIRGINIA. Hardy and Wm. Mack, do.:do. Jerry Dorsey, | ames r. boys?” questionsd the wie | be said, “and youre is getting bigger. I'm Li¥pyee,made ¥ ae ae FOR RENT—HALLS. Nice Dwelling, on B.T. ave ‘000. rill soll che colored. throwing stones; $10 or 80days. Linda | Bare to-morrow, boys?” questioned the sister. | sorry for you fellows who have the offices to | 2 {i-th Tie chine Aap | Cee = SELES © Sjrecial attention paid boarding horses, KEAMEM'S Campbell, co! profanity; $5 or 15 days. | addressing = ge it had — and | distribute.” | Willeuovating Works; Feathers Heuovated, Mat | JF)OR RENT_TWO FINE SPACIOUS HALLS—SEc- | — 0s Eat Bw | Stables, Pat., bet 17thand 18th. w. d20-4t° Annie Jones, do. tS eral Foon ee | Sea centis ‘ae v ey : building. stood on ee em, “I eemnetiaes feel sort | tresses Made oe Earp ary Steamed, vp ty ge eet a Oe R BE Teed eee CHONT BY | JOR SALE—AT A Sacniric Whitney, disorderly conduct; $5 or 78. or 3 0’ sorry for myself. I’m like the farmer's som " jatelephone | io = hs crit i Saccoxt cages rt aca x James Collins, profanity; do.’ Edward Bingen; | | “T-ar-k-e-y!” answered the crowd as one | Sno was preferred t0 all hid other tntiee | ota in pear, suitable. for workshop: storms, or stable, ine | inte moet en ie een TLE eee | Beall colored, vagrancy; personal bonds. Wm. Ray, | ™au. Then some one ested pie, others | They were a quarrelsome set, and the old mab ‘WASIED_# BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST OASH | Guire ut oftice of ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 419 | FD 1907 fst aw. 421-6 ener teal dew do.; do. Patrick Ford, indecent exposure; col- | cake, ice cream, and other numer- | knew it would be of no use to divide his pr prsces, fr, gogo nan Parpicare, Carpets and | Toth ot. n.w. a2¢-im 7 E—TEN BOOMS, 3 | ail'ccylooct sawsy weede OF festa rts wages Se .; do. ion. "The betiday *for a P Feathers. Kntire Households a 8} 5 - tap ad a lateral forfeited. James Monohan, disorderly | 008 to mention. Bofiday | for the boys | erty among them. So he left the farm, the | 2i9 7th sts. w. at 3 ay gezsitusicd uw: | Spent conduct; do. Rebecca Smith, vagrancy; per- | Commences to-morrow last over New | live stock, the threshing machine and the mort- | {yy ANTE — HORSES TO = FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. or will exchange fur siualler houses, Address | Sbecitl bargains and big inducements for ten dara, sonal bonds. John A. King, j bonds | Year. sporter’s tour of the seversl benevolent | S6e which he held on his neighbors’ farin to Woyutiest pest of cara; horses | = ee =——— | PRP GE cao alge” |, THE PIANO EXCHANGE NEW WAREROOMS. Olive, do-rdo. Wms, L- Davis’ ilsoviert non: | iustitutions leads to the prediction that at all 802 John. The funeral was hardly over when Selerpucee el at lloom 101, Corcoran Building: or st | QE HEN T NOOR AND COAL YARD. IN GOOD ae a2 ‘OR SALE— it ” the other sons hired lawyers to break the will. ° SAUNDI Pocerion; Peick cities. gceies, 800th Pun ae . br., bet. 6th and 7th. Gand Hasta ne....6850 | JOR SALE—BY FRED ZELLER DEALER ; $5 or 15 days. Rose Johnson, do.; col- | the inmates will have every facility for the en-| The lawyers got orders of court and continu. | Fines 5 Ranga cr Faw® | lent order..For terme apply to IN & CUNNING: | Tot br Band Lon 6th atm a ) ood and Cages, 4 lateral forfeited. Collins, profanity; | Joyment of a merry Christmas to-morro' 28 : each Birds, Burd i i ES, HAM, 1405 F st. ‘R28-1in' pets new, eac! ug bey" ae ; se — ances tiil it looked as though the ownership of | \y,ANTED-FOR CASH THER bear 4th st. ne. ne theylvania ave. Sw do. John Abes, indecent exposure; $10 or ‘TRE ALMSHOUSE AND WORKHOUSE. the farm never would be settled. ‘One praia) Ww: Garpeiy Bioten or Eutiie’ Hecscieid grit om 010-8 Washington, D.C. 13 11th et. se, « bargain. I . days. Harry Cudmore, disorderly conduct; | ‘The inmates of the almshouse and the work- | John was riding home from court after another Biggie hddees FOR RENT--STABLES. 4, f abd Gulw., it 883..." 159 | ROE, SALE — GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Ast, 2 . d ; H. ROSENBERG. 1143 7th st.n.w, = bet and at ne. - 3.500 Diauwud and Guid ity of all kinds; very sctiatocsd eee _ — —— house are anticipating the coming of Christmas | Continuance, pretty much a the \WrANTED-GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, FOR BENT STABLE IN REAR OF FRANKLIN | | di0-din™ WhiGHT & Si atin. | Cheap: ust bewold 3. 3; UNSWOKTH, Ast ituation. A neighbor overtool dilver, for which Building; contains three ‘carriage- T ELEGANT RESIDENCE _¢ Cor. Md. ave. and 7tii st. agrancy; boi p Meg . Cunning. | With considerable pleasure, and Intendent | *' f revolvers, ol and dilver, for ,puild 4 os ase R SALE-THAT E S 1022 and 7¢ has, do, beaks or o age Hicbana Gros, Stoutenburgh and his wife, the matron, are her the iawing' ad gone said the son, ‘this Pc ae corner 2aet THOS FIsnEN £00, iste Fat 2 Sd aud perusiesion to inspect, apply to GURLEY BROTH Fausine, LWiLDs BOS 70 tase do.; do. Wm. ©. Simms, disorderly con- peer ge a eiigers ee a | time for six months.” J j 2 TED a SENT Fe RENT -#) AR 228 4TH sT. K, w., soOu ne V319F @3-lm — we entetnnindin oe duct; 5 or 15 days. Matilda Catlett, vagrancy; | event, which ing happiness even “Must be costing you considerable,” said Y OUR Bl aT 20 Fifer 5d oticlen: gzcellent condi 3 RANGOON DONE sALE—JOS : a WE disor- these wards of the . The task of making 5, * poun strong (! but- ‘all conveniences; rent very if taken st once. «ins pair Black Howk Morgan Horses, youms, Sc gt sigmtene | peices sete Sarena aeeSee td: Dut reams ot SS ee yw | eee tea Ee, RS apg gr a iving; do. ; ray, ity; do. I make out of the farm.’ Then he sighed as he | san) 2 lor few more uaa rear 17) Sohn Sanford. disorderly conduct, collaiersi | great kettles are boiling merrily with their | sdded: ‘When they get me down thefe to court au {0 ted stalls), opposite COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Loum forfeited: ‘Thomas Finley, profanity; do. Wm. | contents steaming savorily, and the flames | sometimes! almost wish dad hadn't died.” ._ WM. 0. SCR R SALE—BEAUTIFUL FARM, 178 ACRES, R SALE—PIANOS AND ORGANS AT CHRIST: West, do.; do. Augustus , disorderly around une gy Pecos oe rearing | “Now,” said Mr. Mason, making the applica- | {q;ANTED IT KNOWN. . . Re Sstops, 4 seta conduct; do. Frank Ragen and George Knight, | avny. ites Good things the folks are | tion. “when I get the bundles of letters with | That W, W. Moflett, 1219 F st. nwais pat land: part timber and 2 prickt ani ee ee ing inthe intendent’s home matins ap | SPPlications for office in all of the se24-Sm_ for every State and Territory. Manis £00,017 Fat ee ches high, possesses sarge ES bags of candy and marking. toys, and. thete % | 2 me thatitcosts about twice what it WHUER-I SAOWS THAT FRESH ALDEE-| Jon sate_HANDGoMe COTTAGE AT~BROOR, | i'l Stan tis SMlarsod trem elena. | paar No: Seabee Carnt savings ote! gee a it in, when you - ¥ it ouly @. Fon car feta atonal | Serene gat nyo | ary inte hd eomelnen “heated NV ALAR ese oer 6@, tee | Kamectges dann reheay cae, aeons i esa He eo eames | Gene nec nat ay a GE subscriptions for the benefit of the night lodg- | the most important events of the year is at | Confidentially, “I almost wish ‘old man’ Cleve- | tse Cheese and But Sweet per quart, fe guburban home; price 64/600, on guay terms. | and see WASH'N. DANENHOWER, | 26M, 6103, HUGO WOlcH & CO. Rohwer Piano img house have been received at Tux Stoo | hand. Jand hadn't died— politically Says Ronly to LEIGHTON & BRING, Trastecs: a8 bw 111d Fat | Agebte. 26 7th st. nw. Pumnos for rent ocl3-dm : Mary Willard Clymer. $20; D. 8. Stew- toe willbe sown i hie poe ft yen oan. PR Sunes nc fanaave. a22-im i SALE_I761 MARS. AVE, NEW, on FEET | F°OE fALEFINE BREED PUG PUPPIES, TALK: art, $10: H.C. Swain, $10. shown ie ited gaze of the Old Times. INE! HANCES. FO8, SALE WEST BROOKLAND LOTS; ALL ON front; main story ad ‘brown stone: 22 | one Parrots, t a ‘Gowers, at —— folks, who know so little happiness, and , cme | Rig ebdoce sattrveds tlre fs University | zooun alin stone rconme: panto rooms. per- | SCHMID Bird Store S17 12th “issue ont | oy Seem cegennctr cra | "Unie tind Tos her tt woo | AREAGMAE FOGG COMET | rata a ot Beek Eon | cc et ava ei gs | MERE ee a ene Tarner: W. G-Happlere, of &; B-| the most needy of the older people. This will | aged four and two, were. She replied, “They “enchewaey BPELe Pet | ket, For ca WAKEN & WILSON, | JOR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE Two-srone | A\ Hore Bicnkes tod Heres desler in the city, al ©.; Lewis Hodges and ing; pereen weal ay, in the morning, in order | are sitting on the doorstep talking about old Fo SALE-100 SHARES OF THE DYNAMO- _ tng Fumes. Call and sce stock, 400 Heape. ove. les and Minnie E. Dunster. be . - — | Bb Lametan Ligetrpe, aug & charms Ogee tan Branch erage ST Te stocks poultry aad R SALE~20 HEAD OF HORSES JUST ARRIVED Shoplifting or Kleptomanta? oe Caan Rasane,—Peeee, Wi ee Pee ARTED=AN TMOKEDIATE. PU try bomen. OOOKE D. caer GaP Fee nso-Sn a 2:98 | hore fare ria fap teed 90 ace ie From Puck. Philadelphia to’ assume command of the im- 8 peat bu! i FoR 1 NS OF FARMS | 3 ? z nal bapde and 1 ip weet “My detective caught « woman stealing | the complete mense Oklahoma movement, which has forces | TUS nan. ‘Address G oe eee | ean Pua couNray i im mediate | Nat, near | Souiy Sxkaol 311 Pehet nsw. Glee goods in the store this morning, Capias,” eaid | sharpened by a long course of training on the in all the towns of Southwestern Kan; | Foot oie gis gc muti sak nt peed ee TRUCKING, DARING. or @ 6. Gre tyunrs re orthern estern Arkansas, relies aa or ‘ew bulletin — a ip said to be from 10,000 to 14,000 stron’ and | tack: Teswot for saling. Address £06 Bs “wisim "EB MIPHEMD & 00,1921 at | Hat bet i Now what kind of » charge shall I make daily increasing ip numbers. Pawnee Dill sald | Bit OO ae aE BOON Eg | F eae PO nCRES OF vauall | Fat ne — . ‘ hile some were favoring an immediate march | RALE—A CORNER BAR-ROOM, DOING A Peers, 6: , Splendid, Fat pe. be ‘Well, that depends,” returned the cautious ‘ake : ie eas ; room for rial toe welling. ilar dren > : ~? ma, he would certain! ie Fand Abworney-at Law, 2 Sbricks near Jawyer; “how was she dressed?” guch « movemeut antl action onthe Oklahoma a 7 food eneon, for selling. Apply om premio Jw, divcgaas able action. were taken the’ immense colony wirean §0 and. 60, guiloue LOST AND FOUND. __ eines 20 — a eigen for sollte: | JOST STRAYED AWAY O SATURDAY, THE cistne oh Themale The B on * oF par we MILK, Star office. a2z-2t gang of Jon, Liberal Toward paid & ‘by returning fo F= = wy'ras | you know why Harvard's getting to. ot S._—_et BLACK SETTER ig, | Preside r institution of OR. —A JET BLACK . | modern E ts coe tae | Gros inion ot nner Arty Dae eect etend ogee | OOS rors ep differ- | tn opwiedge * end'ne Tet joX gATORDAY. DEC 220, 4 SILVER Tinmsburg: on — bound to grow.” Lampoon, Lana ea ik wea ss ol Captain bat 3 found yesterda: i tery, lying on om of the ciation, and to his