Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, "JANUARY 18, 1889. THE NATIONAL GUARD. New Companies to Be Ready for the Inaugural Parade. MASOR MOORE'S PROBABLE PROMOTION—THE GOV- LOVE (ARMS. One Which was Said to be Almost Al- ways Successful. From the Boston Globe. FOREIGN NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tima Di Murska, the once famous singer, — Sica in Munich yesterda; Her Gnughter whowasheartbroken ot the lous of het 4 AUCTION SALES. a S Lor aDsomine. Tics soa ‘The manufacture of love charms and philters committed suicide by taking EASEMENT BATTALION—THE REGULATIONS FOR Sra, tt AST ERNOOM 2! A 7 See eee ealyerl foand Geir saci | bee tind ead bere been acted” She | SRETTaA May MAR Sold OULARE, www | «err oft tures ve sespioctat | NETL sat YORUM CIAL = cam fall. with the inten- 4 5 Virtue of a of in ‘of the sta regret ete ferenne from the male of harm, which were | in of going on concert tou, but hed to remains sit | Rue ek ogee aencieees | asec retreats [5 f ‘An election for colonel and lieutenant-colone! | to attract indifferent eyes to the owners of | abandon her plan owing to ill health. chute of Beep te, No. 2214 F strect northwest, the on oa ‘edects of the old BS of the first regiment has been ordered to be | them or bring back to its allegiance some er-| The bankruptcy bill passed the French sen- | £¥.) snd large brick Prices: cape 2 ot gkeot's Gct'connstine jax herwen ive cat a held Thursday, the Sist inst. It is understood | rant heart, The male sex when driven to en-| ate yesterday. The measure has especial in| “Tie nora et seintey of toa Xe-| airy, 20 Carta, 30 Wabsies Wagesand Spbalaen, | fastens hisgkSeroh ome aes See, eat ¥ x in. | tional Sn and Agricul. Werous, be Rarther) of that Major Moore has consented to accept the | tire despair by some heart-whole, flouting she, | terest at the present time ieegnees — es | tural convenient to street-car lines, and | Particulare St eet. Position of colonel, and he is undoubtedly the | did not scruple to use the charm or the philter | the Panama canal company to convert the old | cau'resdly be» eee 4 HSE aa penta | REY BA unanimous choice of the officers. There is | as a last resort; but the gentler sex were the one rince of M porary . | notes to be given art ‘6 per cent int ayable 17-4 SON 8 aE vi. LW much quiet canvassing going on for the posi-| astrologer's better customers, Perhaps be- aioe Madi Wilds Sak ok Paces Prete, oF and, to De, sedured Een omy, MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer: sinks A x tion fof lientenant-colone! of the regiment, | canse men are naturally more given to vanity | fon tnt ‘he had’ bees Pelaeeed bensionn iia | eneges iat Parents cok 0 a - a 4 . Fy’ 7 aud the Light Infantry are considerably agi-| and more confident of the power of their un-| sock made s mistake in shesoetec, Rio's Prise the Sit ronerved tg repel Guoves wet Be ROE ib SIREET, FAST r Fort 2 tated over the question of whom they will select | aided charms; perhaps because immemorial | Qne of the messengers sent from Suakin to Safe public advertisement ia sutnd hownpaper, Pal Siberity ia oe vested tn and under the | OA Web ute bay AETERS JANUARY 8 major of that crack organization to take the | custom has decreed that the woman must wait | Khartoum early in November last has returned, ip Washington ein Mee ae Ween rae te rWiwti Hin, st Habe Past POUR Freres lace of Major Moore. Capt. Domer, of the | to be wooed and forbids that she should put | He was twenty-four days in making the return dal O mY of the record of wills, in | we Kore ars Sr aE 08, Fenetbies, and Captaina Daitom and itoss, of | forth her powers of persuasion wad eloquence. | trip, He brings a letter from a European, E'RIXTEENTH DAY OF JANG: | Lote 34 and J0 trout fey terten te auton AS, the infantry, are mentioned in connection | At all events women are to this day the chief | which says that Lupton Bey died on May 5. tt THIS EVENING. at K, in front of the | 18 feet. all having ty of 115, feet to 0 cot with the lieutenant-coloneley of the regiment, | users of charms and secret devices for compas- | was d that the equatorial provinces had WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, me aT neeeeen itwitthiGciT an alley there is a manifest tion to select | sing their endsin matters of the heart. Here isa | yielded to the mahdi Rothing yes known of av uchiaaee * St ee fad ees | Oak cecetetrteceetatinn niente ub some prominent citizen not now connected | love charm which is declared to be absolutely min Pasha. Slaten Bey and the other Euro- ‘xD 19 square feet of ground. tion of the city and suitable for pri dwellings or a Tee denne ae at maakie Cort | infallible and was recommended and mand- | peans were wel. UNLIMITED SALEBY AUCTION. reiniscs, sub lot 4, sauare | "Herds: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, to be divided on the policy of making Capt. | factured for years and in great numbers by The German steamer Lubeck, from Samoa, THE WORKS OF i ry y,,inuproyed by & | notes to be given for deferred ts bearing 6 In presenting THE EVENING STAR in tte new Ross, who is a noted soldier and Gieciptinarian, avery old New Orleans negress, who was a which arrived at Sydney, N. $. W., on Thure. MR. CHARLES ARMOR, rs back’ building ang | cent interest payable semi-ann iy, apd to, be secured major of the battalion, or of selecting some | Voudou priestess and who was said to be more Re THE WELL-KNOWN ARTIST, ae being pho PT oF $3.00 required on sack let | F088 and improved form, attention is called to ite pon lhe individual whose name and purse | than a hundred years old. She was a native | 4ay, re that all was quiet in Samoa on the Sniboliisaiiae tata te a Slain, in cash: the residue in | at time of sale, Conveyancing, ks. ¢ pure! 4 ra on pa will advance the material interests of the | African and never learned to speak English | 8th AE, 4 aed Fruit Plesee, which’ Sil hoee exinaition three equal payments, at one, twoand three years after ‘Terins to be complied with in teri otherwise the Peculiar merits news Samily paper, The probabilities are. however, that in | yery distinctly. She lived by telling fortunes, Emperor William has ordered the dismissal yy and Wednesday, January 15th and 16th, at . notes duly secured on, seo prem- Seepe reserved to resedt at fee a coat of the de; | well as to the extraordinary advantages it affords froth eases the officers already connected with | the sale of herbs and Voudou charms and this | of all the French cooks employed in the palace | Our srt salesroom. corner, 10th street sek mthe day of sale,” All Souvey. | such ih some Lewspaper published in Washings {> adverticers. the national guard will win the desired posi- | Jove charm, which had a very high reputation | at Berlin, They will be replaced with Ger- AT PUBLIC SALE, ‘at purchaser's cost. A ton, D.C. NSON BI tions and deserved promotions, for efficiency, not only among her own people, | mans, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, JANUARY m tee terval beeate, tt | | Ghie DUNCANSCY Roses, | igh professional authority—which tm this tm The company recently formed in northeast | but among the Creoles as well. It was made The Scotch Mineral Oil association met in SEVENTEENTH AND. HiGHIEENTE: AT complied with in ten days HOMAS DOWLING Auctl _ erence caly ex: hate o Washington, and known as the Washington | by catching a small tree toad, one of the sort : 7:30 O'CLOCK. a ‘at the risk and cost of T , Auctioneer. ‘presses pul sentiment—has Rifles, is now an assured success, and Gen. Ord-| who make night resonant’ in those warm | Glssgow on Wednesday and agreed to continue | rhe announcement that these are the productions of | Saeneaitue Ffublished tn the city of Washinews | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND | clared that “THERE IS NO BETTER EVENING way will immediately issue to them their uni-| regions and which are not very much larger | t2@ agreement with the American companies | Mr. Armor will be sufficient to aitract buyers aS dee Paper Published OS N. WOOD Leet” | UNIMPROVED LEAL ESTATE ON THE Con. iy ji: h han the first joint of a man’s thumb, provided | f0T another year. A committee was sa Sore Terms WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. ER OF ELEVENTH AND I STREETS NORTH- | NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES” than forms and complete equipment. They have | than the first joint of bat with a voice out of | to confer with the American agent, an yester- | ja1.6¢ ‘Auctioneers. Se" THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED, IN| WEST, AND. ST AND SEE TES EE Sonate | Tae er, Bu S Scere ae Caen ee enn re ill: | Cho nine be 5 Dig: cus, Bek HRA VOOR. OUNCE 1 tac cstuar wisasstiad’ ike resait rer a | ae = cqurequanseat agama TURSDALARUALY | TREEN TENTH AND BLE NEE an. But even more than this may be'justy e cred- ‘ - i i ENTY-TWO, same . By 7 5 itable display on the 4th of March. It is prob- | smdothe delicate. green in. color, without | big advance in mineral oil shares, TO-MORROW. of the Executor, WING, Anct,_ | Guuctimaanetiecittae eran dest of trp: | Clntmed forit, In all hat relates to the compose able that the company will be assigned to the | speckles, and on the under side they are pare, ; Viscount Clandeboye, os son of — Duf- VALiER & WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers, ts THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 3 te 7 Liber 1208, foho ff and Aiber 1274, tion of a first-class joarnal, devoted to news, buste nd battalion. silvery white. These little, noisy reptiles are | ferin, is earning a reputation in India asa prea ‘CANSON BROS., Auctioneers, of jam: Teas po continues his policy of pruning | Very shy and difficult to catch, and i was al-} mighty tiger slayer. On a recent expedition | REGULAR SATURDAY BALE OF HOUSEHOLD D at the ‘unde rrmigre trustees will sell at able gue ness, family and local afisirs, it takes rank with hat asia oak wertddeataument Some | Ways a mystery how this antique darkey man-| he shot six of the terrible beasts in two days. | EFFEC SeTC. REMOVED TO OUN SAL esnooM | SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LANT TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. I88% | the Very best in the world, and in the special quale ; to sing from the upper branches of the largest | Paris to a tract of land in the department o} OF SA 2 THES, AND LATHE | and being lot four (4) aud the wert twelve 12) test é BOT a eeesine indications are that hie policy | t54q°° she did get them, however, and com- | pare. eras OF an mentuse ase fertilizer, | MORNING, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. OF MASSACHUSETTS | #8 (10) inches of lot three (S) in the hereof John | alert, intelligent and irapartial special correspond wil ant the end oe Ler epeey a | sessed thelr demiee by the kindly barbaric | was approved yesterday by the senate ABOUT 300 YARDS oF CARPETS. AND. CONTAINING Davidson's, subdivision of lots in eanare three hun- to which every member may feel it an honor | B® ree ‘ i 3 mate. ; sNILLIAMS & CO., Rice Sere a PA | dred and y-one (341); also lot le “Din to belong. Nothwithstanding the fact that he | Gevice of | driving @ large pin throngh | arr, Joseph Chamberlain (Miss Endicott) | 34 banmatanonugse '~s PT ia ae ARES | Cashing’s subdivision of lots fu the sane squats, the | 018 at all centers of interest, by the free use of has recently disbanded two companies for inef-| Sn¢hin and ‘in Louisiana the forming | Will be presented to the queen at the next | > OMAN DOWLING, Aacusacen . ing-houses, being premises LOU) and 1000 Letreet | te telegraph, and with the superior mechanical ficiency and made numerous personal die-| Sr" numerous, and. voracious. near | drawing-room, Her sponsor will be the Mar- | I" — deraieued, by deed Fecorded Reiter Tesh. Fore aes | NoEtEwESE D LF-PAST FOUR | facilities with which its ofice is equipped, it covers charges, the total strength of the guard hasin-| Shieh she buried her wretolied little victee | Chioness of Salisbury. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE | ofptuwe will sellet Rublic auction, in frovtof’ the | CLOCK EM we will aell at hub castes in hone eccesed over 150 men in the last two months. | "isco bones were immediately picked and pol | ‘The new ministry of New South Wales was AND, EEFECTS AT MY AUCTION-ROOMS, | provnlbes,on the TWENTY FOURTH, DAY OF JAN” | of the premises; the west thirty-six (30) feet aix @) | The Whole feld of news, and is able to present e The new cavalry troop has gone to work in| ished to snowy whiteness by the ants, In the | defeated yesterday on a vote of want of confi-| SATURDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH, 1889, | (AHN. 1as0. situate and being in the: Dis- | (2\tn square tanec bundind and fordy-dieee rath. YS | Feflex of the entire civilized world each day up to earnest. They have secured the services of | course of a day or two the remains were dis-| dence, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. trict Columbia, now called Normanstene, formerly | ““Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the belaic te one Sergeant Major Rennie, of the cavalrs garrison | interred and went through certain Voudon for- |" ‘The president of the Leipsic superior court sto Pier Mirror, Parlor and Chamber | fad cated “hretty Prespectonind teresofore the aft | M4 Ga Tears. for which th nstes ofthe purchaser or | We Very moment of golug to press. An these re at Fort Myer, as an instructor, and propose to | mularies—mysterious African words—and were P : aR fats ioberperpramtagr beastie degenlimrediemed] Pog ny ER Reg § mee gel bee me py Eup of sale, aud secured by deed offirtet othe wre | pects THE Stas is absolutely without @ rival, and drill three times a week until the 4th of March, | passed through fire upon which salt was | 88 resigned on accountof Bismarck’sstrictures, | Furniture of ever description, two superior Walnut lows: | Beginning for the “same “at an Ok | oriy'soldorail eas at fhe othe the pe ee in order that they may make a creditable dis- | sprinkled. ‘The charm was then ready for use, | leaving the bench he made a sharp protest | Pillar Extension Tablenone Welut Carved Af. T. sige: | 2%"" y,.Parimnine for the pats, fad | A deposit of $100 qu each lot will be Tequired at the | @tlessly challenges comparison, within range of lay on that occasion. Their sabers and belts a the purchaser having paid $2.50, all in | *84inst Bismarck’s unjust criticism, which has | board, very handsome Oak Buffet, several Post Sewing | track formerly Relonxing fe, en bard Parrott, Hime of wale. Af the terms re not complied with iM 898 | exe scrrteory tt onmgens, Rava chvonte been issued to them, and it is un- | silver half dollars, for thie treasure, was then | Created a sensation. : Meoisinee (now) Brasssle and other Carpets, Cooking | 25,55 marth = degrons east 4 perches to ceed indent | cost of the defaulting purchaser. Ail couveyame: | 9, derstood that their complete uniforms and | required to wear it about her neck for seven| A great meeting in favor of the anti-slavery | #24 Heating Stoves, &., &c. 3026 feet wide: thence with the meanders of ead 1 —4 ug and recording at archaser's cost, in its treatment of public affairs it is impartial horse equipments will be Foom for issue as nights in succession, She was, then to lie in | erusade of the Cardinal Lavigerie was held in | x¢ rweive o:CLOCK, two Pie Wagons in good order, | 89 degsees east 48. porches: thence ‘south’ 80 de- = Eorey nd aims to be fair and just to all faithsand inter. soon as the troop secures a proper armory. wait for the insensate wre' who ‘aile Vienna yesterda large number of prominentcitizens have signi- fies to properly appreciate her attractions and, un- The Princess Amelia, of Bavaria, who went one good Driving Horse, kind and gentle, (Fees, cust, 7a perches: thence 6 perches ; ence north degrees east 20 perches; thence Trustee, TRI ‘ 1416 F street now. esta, and it is absolutely independent, in the high their willingness to become honorary mem- | observed, hook the little skeleton to the gen = py a est and broadest of th h bu eir ” rary mem- | observed, hook the le skelet oR ight ii wi west corner of land formerly belonging to Nicholas = Tyne tri sense term. In the pul bers of the troop and contribute to its mainte- | tleman's coat by its sharp, white claws. He | PUL0f her mind the other night in the royal | several Mules and Horses, Carriages, Bunsion, Wagons, | Peteusry amd afterward te Waves: Peter, sr; ners MEDICAL, &e mance. At the last meeting a committce wes probably crushed it or dropped it very shortly | por “due yunich opera house. is likely to end | Harness, &e. Lt | soutit a7" perclics No. the “northeast garner ‘of 2. . cation of news it records facts without bias or . a . - * 7 s erly iy Mackall’; | —————— = ee et ee nin ie ee erter | after, but if it remained only a very few min- | Iittie werotricl poet ty et Gekin, | (['IOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. thence ‘with said’ land. north 85" dexrees wes ME, BE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND | color, and in the expression of editorial opinion it @ position of captain and to Mr. J. 8. Blank- | utes, five or six at most, the charm was sure to poten pdr gate San bane - all matron go FINE PAIR LARGE YOUNG BLACK KENTUCKY | (24 rerchos ‘and thence in’ g streisut tine to | NM reliatie Ladies’ Plipaician, can be consulted "a juan the position of first lieutenant. Both of | work. so great were its mysterious powers. The | 42d could never have bee aceite aacpit of MULES AT AUCTION. Porcbes, belug the’ sise land’ as was conveyed by | toDe mrcine Pattee cnet Om0® Bours 2 so sweady and frm in atvocating and promoting these gentlemen are officers of experience and | ancient African managed to dispose of some | ted, to throw d when she was prevented | AQSSARURDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH, 1869, | perches, being the sane Barnard: by deed iad vot | — only what it believes to be right, as it is persistent well known in the community, and if they con- | forty or fifty of these charms every year, and Sew as ee cei PSS Ra | November: 1820, and, reco ER] D Tue Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies’ | ;., sent to take the positions will add much to the | she was wont solemnly to assert that out of ee nine years, sound and gentle: will work in any harness, | 464, and slsoa private road, or way as ls petition of ysician in the City, condemning and opposing what it believes to be strength of the troop. several hundred cases in which the charm was | Henry Irving is quite unwell, and was unable | Aino sue covered. two-horee spring a ee. The Ambulance company is in a flourishing used but seven had entirely failed, and in to appear at the theater last night. A substi- hess, Robert Barnard and another to the above-described Paroel of land, and being the same property conveyed ry Can be consulted daily, 464 C st., between 436 ¥. — and 6th i t. Correspondence and consulta Wrong. It is, in brief, wholly untrammeled by any : : Terms cash. ~ z : Prompt treatmen’ condition. A large number of men have re-| those eases because the charm had been ap- | tute was obtained and the performance given. | 37% THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. | PY du Mateg ay atas’ Teed. aid taecred in riioe: | tion weictly coufdential. "Seharate rooane for ladies," | other interest or consideration than thatof serving cently joined, and Dr. Leech confidently ex- | Plied “in the dark of the moon,” it being neces-| The grand prior of the Carthusian monks has SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Ner 35, folio 345, one of the land ee a a and securing as far as possible the wel- ts to parade thirty-six men on the 4th of | Sry that all love charms should have their use | refused the London offer of three millions for RTH ANDY SEVENTH Bris | wrmtod weet lath (DOUfeet) to thas property. | PDEA GENER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | 9°00 family circle, and of society asa whole arch, which is the maximum strength allowed | When the moon was waning. a monopoly of the manufacture and sale of the —— Terms of sale~Oue-third of the purchase money to J ae the company. They are now looking for a per- Lied Like a Trooper. Chartreuse liquor. be paid in cash and the residue to be paid in one and BROTHERS is the olde: yaician in ing Ladies’ Ph; this city. Ladies, you can Pas, os bat aw i f the e Court of the r confidently consult Dr. BROTH. 3 With these general objects in view, what TEE manent armory. Quite a number of prominent eee The annual boat race between the Cambridge | Distectiof Column in eauss No. LION, faulty | SOgeRre: for the deferred poymente tue ngtes of the Indies; maeviedoraingios Forty jenst'eugeticnst | Bran specially concerna tteeif with, aod tat ao army surgeons take much interest in the or- | COURSE TAKEN BY A UNION COLONEL TO SAVE A and Oxford universities will take place March | BOCKet28,,e, will sel at public. auction, in fropt of | Der annua ying, Lge geek bag yn ethno § Sari secre eas bye Bin mr pmieghr ftir | Pe epee bias caer go, TN Maneneibee i NG Pine Mare | DAEHN SNP Bey OF JANUARY, | frtst satisfactory t0-us-om the property acid ‘or ail LADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN | Which it gives its Dest efforts, may be briefly de- de ‘lermont,Ohio, Courier. . as 3 : “a al ~ Paorp a bar pened ter eyed llr ph following story was {recently told by our | Joseph F. Donoghue, the American skater, | A°8%; tots “G0 “E.” Xe .cogether eth “the ine sehen Ge ae Da WHSOR 1103 Par ince no St Snu'C 11th | *eribed as THE INTERESTS OF WASHINGTON rived from these lectures would be applicable | own Col. Frambes at a gathering of soldiers: It | Who won the five-mile race for the ladies’ gold Boitings ine recess gee apt ferns of pale are not complied with 2 ten, dave after an = f ma : AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. To these = pe ote eee of ape the Labs was on the Atlanta campaign that he was taken | CUP at Hamburg on Wednesday. made the dis- ot the oh ANHOOD RE! ¥ USING A BOTTLE im officers and men of the nationa guard and the general public to attend them. The national guard think it rather hard that while they are not only serving without pay, but also paying all of their armory and other expenses, that on an occasion like the inaugu- ‘el preconion, in which they are ordered and = to participate, that they Lapel sp out of in by a confiding foe and cared for, if not ten- derly, most thoroughly. * He was one who was taken to Charleston, 8. C., and placed under the fire of our guns. He related an incident of his trip to prison that called forth warm com- mendation from the comrades, The story went out to the southern brethren that a Yankee tance in 16% minutes, which surpasses all pre- vious records, —__—_——+0e—_____ A Good Epigram. From the Philadelphia Press, Mr. Edgar Saltus was in the city last week on business connected with the publication of his forthcoming novel. He is a man of striking cels. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in gash on the day of sale,and the balznce in two equal installments, payable in one and two years after the day of sale, with interest at 6 percent per annum, to be secured’ by the promissory notes of the purchaser and a deed of trust of the premises sold, or, at the op- Hon of the purchaser, the entire purchise money may be paid iu cash. If the terms of sale are not compli with within ten days from the day of sale the trusteos reserve the right the defaulting purel: 10 resell at the risk and cost of 7 — ae of a soenynare purchaser, aft tice an they may Geem proper. wae OR ICHARD H. GOLDSHOROUGH, Oftee 1 ISAAC N. JACKSO _$a15-a&ds Cor. 13th s pio ar HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Anct, LE PROPERTY FRONTING ON L STREET, “BELWieN 101 AND 20TH STREETS NORTH- BY 3 ERS’ Invigot Cordial ill cure any case of nervous Gebllity and lose of nerve-power, It imy ‘Male or female. A .W., appeared the Oldest Established Expert Specialist and will of of men and furnish medicine, or no cl vigor to whole Bst. aw. es a ND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 B ST. made before me and ‘that he is in this city, private diseases consulta day. Sub tee @ cure in all cases: hare hour of the y. eine by ‘Dr. BROTH the paper has been unswervingly devoted since its present management assumed its direction, 4nd this policy will characterize the future career of the paper as prominently as it has marked its past history. haser. and sworn before me by Dr. JERS, i ic et 1 ca a > a. o GEORGE E. HAMILTON, NDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST, at EL C. MILLS, a Not Pul in and for the ScdemeescaaeoR ee aGercee || was commenting o Srighte tae oasieren nk | Cppearakee sad kia minacax to charesierinsa by amp giiee pan Balding, {trustee HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK PM, will oer for of Columbia, this third day of July, 1885. an Am ADVERTINNG MEDCEE Sisal hataaee aa Larus ten- | the wives and daughters of the chivalry desired | a nameless charm that is compounded of good DRE Oftice, Fendall Bldg, [a a lg ey aig ao ae Fi i MOPES FRENCH POWDERS EE Pa on cae delighted with |‘08¢ him. He sat in the car and declined to | breeding and a knowledge of the world. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. s9-ata_| and 1923 Latrect, Sn a RE NCH POWDERS ARE THE hem toa boy with bie first pelt a net, ith | be made a sideshow of. The guard did not| tn the courseof a conversation some one said, | PPVHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. Pies of ls oMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, | throat, nasal, or skin troubles; y “diseases c' them as a boy with his first pair of boots. In| like this exclusiveness, so he Punched the | speaking of a friend: - — = ine Miimaecc "| tae aa. ‘The EVENING STAR claims to be, and c#m com Well be jooud of thom Ped dhe battery may | colonel with his bayonet and said, “Get up | *PSgr pe cra ttiend: | ag | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IMPROVED | T)UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. matted Geskoeen Taeed lig aT ee Jel be Proud of them. Few organizations 1n | here and show yourself.” ‘The colonel gor, would never do the things he is sorry for, and| _ TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST NC 21°? USTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED | &. Price, 1." Sent scaled by tail’ Foraale at” Clusively establish that it 18, the best local advertise the national guard have done as much hard | 4s the train stood on a siding in Atlanta a if he were a man of less conscience ‘he would | . BY,virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber | “REAL ESTATE ON FOURLEENTE BEREER | J¥3L STANDIFORD’S. cor. Oth and F n-w._ | tng medium tn the world! No OTHER PAPER PRINTED work as the battery, and. people will be sur-| lady saw him and sent a bouquet to him, It ceva be ncxy for thinee ke tas anne. No. 919, folio 243, et seq., one of the land records of EXDENDED AND SPRING STREET NORTH- rised at their efficiency when they make their | was a beauty. Soon the officer in charge was “That's good,” asia “ae priors pol acest oe Le Eg ihe Remueet of Se WET. ES EES, PROFESSIONAL CIRCULATES SO MANY COPIES IN THE CITY OF ITs it mounted parade. Theis equipment is now informed of the affair, and at once he sent for ment. “That hits off a character in a sentence, | front of the premises, on SATURDAY, JANUARY | 1; ‘and duly recorded in ber 1348, folio. CS ——— ———————— | PUBLICATION, IN PROPORTION TO POPULATION. It is complete with the exception of harness, and | the lady and placed her under arrest, and Pro- | If you don’t mind I think I shall make use of | NINETEENTH, | 188), at HALF-PAST FOUR | One of the laud records of the District of Goluinbie: ‘ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL EVENTS OF | that will be ready for issue this month. Next | posed to take her from her home. She leftina it* Apia to bes ildateation of one of the aay sqaure Sid, wiih the lomoramene neato ants ea ee, M LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies andgen- | hardly too much to say that it is read by the mem- a fons eg Ned gpl baggy terre = cradle a tender babe. "She qbeseed to be Te- ways that Mr. Saltus employs to fill his stories “Mer, ; One-third cash, of which 8100) antast be paid Bay, TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY. A.D. ee ee ee EL OEE EE" | Setters deity ba tnetiaen ae Columbia, ; ‘ wey leased. Col. Frambes asked the guard to take | with terse, crisp epigrams. 6, 12 and 18 months, for which notes of purchaser, | 2505: . county of Washington, Dis | JDROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAN | It peculiar vortte home circle, ay,” he L o x 7 rust o1 y street, at the point of union a: .. Every § Company A, of the second battalion, now | the bouquet. The captain was sent for. “I Gen. Williamson’s Good Luck. numbers over eighty men, and Captain Harri understand,” said the colonel, ‘that you ar- From the Troy Times, purchaser's option. All conveyancing’ and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms are not complied within on the north side of Spring with 14th st. extended, being kuown as lots one, two, three, twenty-two, twenty-three and twenty-four, and vealed. Recovers lost or stolen proj 3 den treasures, Gives lucky nunibels. ‘Causes sp se) "Finds hid | 1s no less esteemed in the counting room and the t work It un that as an agent * 8 . roperty will be resold at risk ‘ . < shop. It follows, therefore, son says that by the 4th of March will reach | rested a lady for giving me a bouquet. Ibeg| Gen. J. A. Williamson, of Iowa, formerly | Justia Panes property, Will be resold at risk Bvoaund tou) and twenty edjeiaii ae eh nae fear | iaicramen,, pines eeparnted tow Troubles and evil ta: | ef publicity within the National Capital and con- the maximum strength of one hundred. The | to assure you that the flowers were for this | commissioner of the land office, has come into | vertisement in the Evening Sar merly part of the Holmead gstate, “Picasant Plains,” | fhuences, vaickness. If iisappoiuted | by efforts Xeterans seem to have more energy and enthu- | guard, and Isimply held them moment.” | a fortune in rather a romantic way. Some Honeers:” = Per Pist which can'be seen at the anc- | of others Judge not all slike. as the Professor can con- | tiguous territory tt has no rival Am announce. than many of the younger companies, | The guard was interrogated and he said they and it is curious fact that their percentage were for him. Then the lady was released, years ago, when counsel for the Atlantic and IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Terms: One-third cash in one and two : balance it with interest Will save time and disappointment by y calling on the Pacific railroad, he declined t te th per annum) payable seuf-anmually. nad 30 te aeeced | Share eal epoca all a air ctines eh he saccweds ase of attendance at drills exceeds that of any other | and as she passed the prisoner she cast upon | luaest peprcgencoeae pad papmaredhions Mont et eee sonra OF BLOD a | Gen eittoen On = pt of | 42 Proportion to the service it gives, its advertising company in the guard. him « grateful look that all the years has not | bondsmen of a man named Casey, a contractor | LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY WARE AT | DJ Tecdired on cad parca the day or sate. the —, esce she eGR bs ebanniie: The company formed by Captain Williams in | ¢#aced. Clermonters and others acquainted | who had failed to come to time. He urged MOK ~~ SANUARY TWENTY: | terms of sale are not complied with in ten days from rank lowest aces Being the Post-Office department will be mustered in on Monday night, and will have the honor of being company A of the proposed government with Col, Frambes will remember that during the war he was aman of deep religious con- victions, and often led the regimental prayer that Casey, whose honesty was unquestioned, be given a chance to retrieve himself, His plea was granted, and Casey ultimately completed On TUESDAY SECOND, 1889, commenciiy ‘at TEN within my ‘ion-rooms, I 4 ment of the above goods. sell al p ‘i = Sel a large coneicu: ‘The attention of the trade y will be day of sale the property will be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting party after five days’ public notice ~ a im some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D. C. Yet ddads 421 9th st. nw. Dow Tarte Wrra Yorn Evs. low, they are rigidly adhered to. There only re- mains to be added on this head, as an indication 3 . cted to this le, as the: sold in large battalion. It is expected ust the propmna | meetings, in which also the lamented Chiris | the contract and made some money. which was Io oma 8 THOMAS DoWLING.” 4-d&ds C. M. ARMSTRONG, Trustee. of the esteem in which the paper is held by the mn | in | 2 40mpson took prominent part, but the pretty | afterward increased by other profitable con- 3 - ee - J HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF business public, which best understands its own See weaiee im the Tressury department and in | g.tion which seut a weeping mother beck to | tracts Casey has just died, and out of grati- ain DOWiaNe caacae AND AT BRIGHTWOOD, IN DISTRICT OF | a@vrasyon the sponte, hake ar ake ay we ee St their ocpanbettinS, Oftice will soon per- | ner tender babe will doubtless appear to the | tude left his fortune, said to be 500.000, to | I’ pena ROAD AND SEVEN TE STREET GATE EANCH | amined’ free of charge, and if required have such | interests in this respect, that, both in the number their organization. and there will prob- recording angel ss a brighter and better deed 8 ALR. ROAD AND SEVENTH STREET ROAD. end wil ably be some rivairy to see which can first sue- ceed and thereby become the color company of the battalion. The many friends of the Washington Light than the telling of some cold-blooded truths, without regard to what misery they might en- tail, for the simple purpose of telling the truth. The colonel was the bra Gen. Williamson. The latter has hunted up some relatives of Casey and generously pro? vided for them, but a handsome balance is left to the legatee’s credit. PECI LARGE ASSORTMENT CURTAIN LINEN, CUR- TAIN POLES D EIXTONES, BEING THE ‘OCK OF A DEALER WHO I8 GIVING UP KE BUSINESS. MONDAY MOR A. y Virtue of a d B of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. 10481, Moses ct al. vs. Unknown Heirs of Lizzie M. Adams, deceased, et al., the undersigned Trustee will, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JA severe, adjusted to youreyes as rect every’ opti be proper to cor- ‘efect, uo matter bow seemingly i Lilustrated catalogue containing usefal hints rerard- the care of our eyes free to any pifeation, upon ap- of subscribers and of new advertisements printed, each year in the history of the paper shows a large SIN vENTY- N- increase over its predecessor. xample, vest of soldiers, and wns —e————___ FIST: L8St at ELEVEN OUTDO On Oe ENE; | Gani A/D: 1uso at HALI-PAST THERE SrorQck Deremampie, Gaming Infantry will be glad to learn that their finan- | though he could pray like a parson, he could, Dismayed the Drummer. oor of my, auetion-rooms T shail sell a general as- RE tee EF a ge 2 the frst nine months of the present yest i ve bee ion, lie , tment of the above goods. rest, yale wpedlate tome” foo) nar ire at poate Reaping es nck g From the Brockton, Mass, Enterprise, “jals2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Gimitable, of the partics to said, cause, and of the average daily circulation of the paper embarrassment and a prosperous future. It is Love and the Law. , A Boston cigar drummer, whove residence is FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ig wipe Fy ne a ne ae well understood that Major Moore has A MARRIAGE CONTRACT WITH A MAN WHO Hap | in Taunton, tells a story on himself with great sistently declined to give up the command of the battalion and accept his promotion to the ¢oloneley of the regiment until this result was feached. and that the place has been kept open for him. Gen. Ordway has given permission to the battalion to form a cadet company, to be composed of young men who, being under eighteen years of age. are not eligible to en- listment in the national guard; his idea is that they will be a school from which educated re- eruits for the national guard will be drawn as they reach the proper age. It is understood that the cadet company will be made up of Picked members of the high school battalion. Efficient officers have been found to fill nearly all the itions of inspectors of rifle ractice, aud they have had several meetings tely for instruction by Major Pollard, the in- spector-general of rifle practice, in order to NO MIND OF HIs OWN. From the San Francisco Chronicle. What promises to be an interesting case was commenced by the filing of asuit in the jus- tices’ court yesterday. Martin Rubanick is the plaintiff, and, through his lawyers, alleges that Joseph Drindel owes him $130 for breach of contract. The peculiar part of the suit is in the alleged breach of contract. Rubanick is an able-bodied, tall young man of nineteen sum- mers, and works in a lumber mill. It appears from the complaint that he gave Drindel 3130 with which to have Annie Swabeck sent out from Hungary to this city to become Ruba- nick’s bride, the marriage to liquidate the debt. In due time Annie came, but uncle and suitor apparently forgot to make allowai for the young fraulein’s tastes, and as Mart glee. He was in Hartford, Conn., one evening and after lounging about the hotel in disconso- late loneliness for an hour or two he asked the clerk if there was anything going on in town. The clerk suggested taking ina masquerade ball that was in progress. The drummer thought the idea was a good one, but he hadn't any costume. The clerk suggested that he should borrow the colored porter’s overalls and jumper. black his face and hands and go, ‘The suggestion was promptly acted hon and for an hour the bogus colored man talked African English and hada high old time among the masked belles. Finally the signal to unmask was given. and when the masks came off a & great wave of darkness {swept over the hall. Every blessed man, woman and child in the place was a full-blooded negro! The drummer TRUSTEES’ SALE. deed of trust recorded in Hber 1245, of the land records of the District of ‘the written request of the holder of d thereby. We will sell on TUESDAY, NTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK ‘uished on y District of thirty-seven (37) and thirty-eight S), in the recorded subdivision of original lots num- bere one (1), two (2), and three (3), in square seventy- seven (77). Terms cash. A deposit of three hundred (8300) dol- lars required at. time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten (10) days, otherwise will be resold at the urchasers. eee w PUTCLMSh WESCOTT, Trustee, _$018-10t L._D. WINE, Trustee. FYHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE, BY CATALOGUE, ewinning at 4 stone in the south line of 14th street road at the northeast corner of Nichols’ land, thence with said road north 5:1 40 feet to L. C, Stone's, thence north 347.40 feet, e north a J.E. Moses* Jot, thence south S239 degrees east 85.40 fect to the west line of 7th street road, thence with said road 73 feet to C. G. Stone’s lot West 339 fee land, thence with said line feet to the beginning. con- west 505.51 rth 8! Nichol west 194 Til t to the undivided f $0,000, to wit: 83,000 r payments, secured by the title to th pert; til ) allcash on day of sale or ratifcation thereof by the Ph plat of the: property con tee ease until the day of sale’ ut the office of Bushnell & Carat No 1608 premises on the day of except Suni from October without paii cial teeth mb27 D ficial Cost of material, at 1325 H st. n.w ment of Colunbian University, from’ to 5 p.m. 4 jon ‘free, inserted, "AL INFIRMARY.—TEETH FILLED fecth inserted without charge, except m1 5 . Extractic ¥ ‘9TH ST., OOR- Filling specialty: ‘Teeth extracted iller pplied to. if. aia a b Arti ork saved! hours # to 5. J)E. DURE. and DU extracted witho repared and used fit sets arti ed DEN’ 01 NOTARIES PUBLIC. m. Come ancaas or Deane 0 BEALL, 1322 FOR EVER Y STATE . Commissioner, Fst.nw. Inofice from 9am nl? . ‘ al- | cast one panic-stricken look at the crowd and ora street northwest, and at the adopt uniform method of instruction to be . im, 80 that he | the Ps sal + then made for the door. When he reached the SES patie = Ren ey Pollard. the | is injured in his pride and out of pocket to the | joe"y'n pechacalinr hte old-time personality and SUPERB COLLECTION P60 Gown st time of Ot CARUEI, Trosten, of 16,600 francs, inspector-general, is well known as one of the | Cxtent of 3130. For the money loss he seeks } set up the wine, or ans svi ghampion rifle shots of America. Capt. Hill, | ¢**°" i re ee who has accepted the position of inspector of the second regiment, is an enthusiast on the sub- ject, an officer of experience during the war. and lately on the staff of the governor of M igan. Lieut. Bell. of the third battalion, the well-known superintendentof letter delivery in the city , is a noted riflo shot. n of Major Raymond, the Distr: mer, earned his marksman’s badge the New York national guard. With such ij structors as these the national guard may hope to make a record as soon as they are able to have galleries and a range for practice. Company A, third battalion, which, ‘under ensation, and so has sued Joseph Drindel 130 on the ground that the contract has ept. The tinsmith’s side of the question differs slightly from Rubanick’s, and when Drindel was found in his store yesterday he told a some- | what different version’ of the young lumber- man’s love yearnings. He said that about eighteen months ago Martin was in the habit of visiting him and his wife, and often told them of his desire to get married. They urged him to marry an American girl, but he preferred one of lis own countrywomen, and plied the tinsmith and his wife with questions about their niece. A Man to be Pitied. From the Scottish American. Having lost his wife when his only child—a little girl—was but six years old, Sandy Mc- Pherson decided to venture again on the stormy sea of matrimony. His second wife was by no means asuccess, She was very kind to little Maggie, but she ruled her husband with a rod of iron. His club knew him no more, his latchkey was confiscated, his pipe tabooed, is i ed, Rumors TURKISH CARPETS, RUGS AND PORTIERES. ‘The oriental Carpet Company, of No. 1 Cedar street, New York, have received orders from Smyrna, Asia Minor, to close out, without limit or reserve, the en- tire stock of Oriental Carpets, Rugs, Portieres, &., &c,, which will be on exhibition at my new art rooms, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday and January 21st and 22d, 1889. The sale to take place on WEDNESDAY, THURS- DAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD, TWENTY-FOURTH and TWENTY-FIFTH, at ELVEN A. M. and THREE P. M, each day. The col- lection embraces some fifty large carpets of finest text- 4 ais northwest, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. Jali-dtda, ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, TEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE TWO-STORY mer BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON 917 ‘VENTH STREET NOR’ Lot 14 5-12x94 9-12, TO ALLEY. By vire deed of trust, daied June 5th, 1888, ‘and recorded in Liber folio 258, et seg., one of the of Columbia, and party secured thereby, we will sell at ublic auction, in front of the premiseson TUESDAY. SANUARY IMENTY-SECON| ), 1839, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the following real $0, dein eguare S43, = Besinning feet 15 inches north from south’ io running north. AN PUR Grand National QUI AROCH For the PREVENTION NA INVIGORATING TONIO, PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, sxo E CATALAN WINE. and CURE ef of number of new advertisements printed 39,693, Qgainst an average daily circulation of 25,427 copies and 38,594 new advertisements dur- ing the corresponding period in 1887. In short, THE STAR has never taken a backward step, and {ts conductors are determined that it never shall THE WEEKLY STaR Is especially commended to that portion of the reading public who desire to be kept advised of affairs at the seat of government, and are so situ, ‘Sted as not to need or care for e daily paper. Iie in every respect @ first-class family journal Ite news is carefully collected, and may be depende@ ‘upon to be fresh andauthentic. Its scientific, lite, Tary, household and agricultural departments are edited with the view of meeting the wantsan@ Finally he made up_ kis soon spread | ure and colors, together with a choice line of the 22 Rue Drouct, Paris. tastes of an intelligent and reading public, an@ fhe name of the Washington sharpshooters, | mind to have Annie sent out to. him, | abroad, and an old lady, meeting Maggie on | sinaller rugs, both modern and antique, = FOUGERA & 00., for the U.8, | of affording assistance to the student and those im has replaced the Continentals, has been re-| Although Drindel said the girl was too | her way to achool, kissed the little mite warm- ‘THOMAS DOWLING. 30 NORTH ST.. N. ¥o guarkably successful since the reorganization. | young and too small for Rubanick, the | ly, bought her a big poke of sweets, and said: They pro to make a specialty of rifie prae- tice, Le Me Senabeemnen < this idea aay Went out on New Year's day for practice. It is Said that they did some excellent work. Rev. J. B. Perry, the chaplain of the Second giment, will * i ‘schurch, corner Mth and Corcoran streets, Sunday evening, the 20th ‘lay invites the officers and men of youth insisted that time would cure both de- fects, and the tinsmith washed his hands of the business, leaving the would-be Benedict to ar- range his own affairs. Drindel says that Ruba- nick sent the $130 he now claims to Annie's relatives, and that he never saw a cent of it, and made no agreement with Rubanick to re- pay him if the young immigrant would not wed the wife-seeker. The money was sent, “Puir wee lassie, ye’ve only a ste} jither the noo; eh bit I'm gey sorry for ye, dearie.” “Ye're no’ needin’,” said Maggie, solemnly, “but I'd like ye tae feel awfu’ sorry for ma puir faither. aE Ta What Becomes of From the Epoch, Reporters. jal7-5t JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, USTEE’S SALE OF “THE SUNDAY HE! NEWSPAPER, PRESSES, TYPE, &e corded respectively ta Piva c sa fey eeaes SUNY Fe res E 320, follo 154 et sea ti tana records of the Dis ‘of Col and at the yaivest of the party Auctioneer. Poo + Foolish Men. pursuit of general information. Some of the mos® noted and learned men and women of the countrp are contributors to its columns Its ample tele, graphic arrangements and full corps of special correspondents enable it to lay before its readera every week all important happenings, foreign and secured there! ‘sell TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF SANUAN on In fifteen years of observation of the guild I TWENTY FURIE pay A. 10th street north wes: hi Y, A.D. neo have known reporters to develop into the fol- tie eatery te cts lowing characters and callings: Two assistants a N. Be fo. etd oe ion betng ze Be to theatrical managers, an actor, half a dozen | partly named as follows, & 1nave playwrights, and about four who live mainly by | #° 5 poe, pow the authorship of books; eleven politicians of Broads tfereu to belong more or less prominence (including Joba I | und of Nouparel isis, fast, eo Bt fous Soe Wena, tising. Bl hoever did send it, in December. 1888, and months later a little flaxen-haired, blue- eyed girl of fourteen years and six months of age was welcomed to Drindel’s home. In the young girl's own words, for she was also seen yesterday, she was “quite ready to wed young Rubanick.” She confessed that she was then and is still both young and little, but she knows how to keep house and believes she mij pret gs cag Cg 4 days to Mar- ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, tin’s lonesome life. lartin, however, said she was too young, and dallied with her until she applied to her uncle to find her work. Drindel obtained work for his | successful business, on ons, ees ‘ of Washi : domestic, and especially such political, social, an@ current events as are worthy of note, in the states of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, North Caro na, and those adjacent thereto. ‘The low price at which it s published, Col. first regiment to attend. te FeEE 3 Ee brings it within the reach of all. None are so poor ‘that they cannot afford to take ft, and none eo rab