Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1889, Page 3

DAY, JANUARY 31, 1889. 3 MISS PHELPS’ COURTSHIP. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.,: FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. THE SECRETARY OF STATE. === SS = = Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, has sold at a ep . X- | [OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— Fok, SSE THAT FINE SEW STORY AND iG Po public sale two lots on the north side of H | Gem. Harrison Has Received Blaine’s | At First She Refused the Young Maa, 3 Ft, om Conn, ave, ‘32d st. 30.50 | Zi tesoment ree dence 1923 Hf street. 10 rooms, re- - oe es Pi rraee Sank 22d Lscete meet: Letter of Acceptance. but Afterward Sent for Him. o ¥ 8 terins, "Nearly E 7 it at x 5 62x90.92 feet, to ee a ~ pO ceaancitae 4 I Oe a VENTY: | Meany, for #2,600, A two-story frame house is | ALLISON AND WANAMAKER ACCEPTED VERBALLT— | Special to the St. Louis Globe Democrat. RENT_DENIKABLE iit ition Cieia 87-200. ree y TS20 F atreot, around | ioated on one of the Ine jell ‘Sevukan'40 on. anenns Unrenens | Bon. Machort Weed end bie wfie, wee Hin low reut io desir: é 00k SALE —OORT BRIOK DWELLING, @ BOOKS ie Gaited Duncanson auctioneers, sold yester-| sue caBIXET—THE PRESIDENT-ELECT Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, the i Ss ND ELEGANTLY FUR- 1s ba als “ te Feat povemse! uae parking. bay ne 20728 Public sale, i Thomas B. Harrison, for GAXSOR snnaqenatoon. Bit: winter ot Hampton, Va., where a ae edi east, AND, ELEGANTLY FOR: | 3007 # ; yg at a oor: | cance of War Easby, ~EN — teaching the Indians and colored students. ‘other Festauran Peunsyivanis ave.; | 1 4503 Pa. a consisting of a While some doubt here whether Bo ey 1 Two front Ja31, of pieces of improved and prop- is felt as to has been more than a nine Sble. "600 Rat nee ei “Sade | 1511 8 atroet nw. 30) | Tatdoor, 510 7 Broteges bd tention ens oaths oet tangent pa | Se Ory a Senator Allison will be the next Secretary of | days’ wonder in Boston and cleewhere, and JOR RENT—1922 H ST, NEW THREE-STORY | 1154 a st STA aod cold water eveey lice, 9000 can, BT G00 a J. Martin has bought, for of | the Treasury, it is generally believed by the | much interest has been manifested by readers E324) tasquent; 10 rooms fnished in fine style, | S00 loth si a.W-- "23 Stables.~ -=25 | loug-as desired. Address A. G. 8.. Star office. jaitl-3t PROFESSIONAL. W. T. Fowler, lot 7, Kosciuszki piace, 12 acres | correspondents at Indianapolis that he has | of Mise Phelps’ stories im regard to her unex- sohamplain ave, and st Howard University, 4 and EUESTSIED HOUSES, which compete mame of ie Foe oy ie Lo-foom prearbrick | JPROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIE- | for $4,000; of Gommeane Vee a guste | already accepted the position. Indeed, the | pected course. In all her books Miss Phelps ee z _ 1820 Fit. | Ee OBTAINED AT OUK OFFICE ‘hese, houses | Hout Bowne, 319 Ct 9 >modern Sgmprovomen ta; in | 2, ,vovsny Antrologse ant pital Media, Man | 275, 18 by 100 feet, on S street, between New York Times man makes the following posi- | has idealized her young lover who went to the FE ENT-FURNISHED—ON 19TH ST. NEAR | can be inspected only by pertuits from our oMice, | BOAO Ter tor ea very peut, tt $S:200. | Wadlodl “itecowete lost oe . winds hig | and 18th streets northwest, W, 8 Chase bas | tive statement in regard to Messrs. Biaine, | war ond che aeace fever shortly after enter- N st. n.w., very desirable small brick residence, ow HILL & Cs ay is Lw. ‘ja31-Im "| den treasures. Gives lucky numbers. speedy | bought for £9,450, of G. ‘Truesdell, lot 5, sq. 9, | Allison and Wanamaker: “Gen. Harrison has ing the service. The >» guntaining every convenience. House isin perfeet | Je2G-eo2w 1503 Penn. ave. ROR SALE—BY OWNER—TEN-ROOM BRICK, | DATICS. Brine separated together, | Gives success W. Gatto has bought, for 87. . 7 young people were en- oF ait hapnorely ia K KENT — 308 AND 310 MASSACHUSETTS Fines, aye gers Peper ngead, onda in business, aunlly troubles and evil in | Bekin Fortner Brewing Gc., sub, 8, aq. | received from Mr. Blaine his acceptance of the | tirely devoted to each other, and his sudden ressonable ssHee 8°00, are. ne. Grooms each: modern, fromt: lot bxi1 000 Patable and caret Stier, Judge tal alike an te Yan . ; | Secretaryship of State, after- | death was a shock from which she has suffered 31-6¢ THOS 4. FINA Batcnw. | 6080 ol Faaeee. house: price $7,000; terms easy. ‘Address $04 gust 2 the inom akepeieal rangers from other cles Ser a ok vee nein on suse ee, » -NT—SEVERAL NEW BRICK HOUSES IN It, = between a avenue and C | noon that he would give the document to the 70) MODERN genuin in street’ northwest. Scott Braddock does Eat gh sam lang ge rage gland Bitthroremepte’ tabla nd carttigetbgine: ot Sis Fg ge {imattnocet | bought, for $4,250, of Mark Andrews, lot 39 | Press aso dave. He dose not expect any Jav9-6t 1807 Fate ee ee aes: puee Rousehold furniture for sale: | $1: ‘Name, lock of Bair, date HHoure’S to & | and part $8, eq. 366, 21 feet 4 inches y 105 on | 3S the is a cane had Sothes tie VOR RENT—HOUSE No. 1414 COLUMBIA Sj S0t Sst aD ens PISS : ome ee la Colembie. street, between O and P streets i sgn ore “organ asd thaws: : Pahoa ail mod. Fone B40 porno, FRayie wonuely-finisied. stous" recidenee cal aston ae asa matter of formality, these gentlemen may KEW TRO ee NEW 7-ROOM BRICK | secritice BROOKE TELIS ALL THE oF —___.___ somely- stone residence, situated near ke ay pe Rd " Druyoat circle olan iguuedinte rurchascr af sgpeat Mi 50 cents each. 408 Lest, between ath and sth Transfers of Real Estate. write letters of acceptance, and it is understood ean Rk SALE—FINE RESIDENCE: ALL MODER. es of railways and | FOR SALE—FIN. aie Sas | dog helo nes, eater csattenonsy. One book, dwelling entirely om lain meeting and parting, was r sonal that the tamil bougit up the entire edi than have it appear. It is said that book would have hada larger sale tham Miss Phelps became a writer for the Independ- ent shortly after her lover's death, and the ed- itor, Dr. Ward, was a great admirer of her «to- ries. It is said that her story of “Jack” made Sloe JOR RENT_1141 10TH ST lig ven Tooms and bath -room, yard; iaprovemeuts: rent reasonable to Aésirabls fenaut. | SCT Covumbia at. Apply to S11 11th st. nw. ja a Ly Ae house; all mod. conven! 2 sts. D.w. 4-20W" Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: | that the reason for not giving out Mr. Blaine’s markets; three squares froin herdics. "A. LL & t La $ letter now is that Gen. Harrison wishes to give ring eeaer ices | Dore Taare Winn Yoon Eun | Ss sntas “oh ge Gidea i'n | sara We carepgdmce ae is frp |r cer fda aa i irantave. NT—302 C 8° z, yok Purgher particulars inquire at 951 Mass, ve. 1.W. years Staley, sub lots 69, 70, 71, aq. 597; 83,000. G. to give out about the cabinet at one the while meditating w it that he wus heocked nek » Or.1 ‘St _& cellar, « i i . “ + a i 4 + | same time,’ wn street by a wago ernousiv a Oe DUVALL. O28 F every modern smprovesent€0 per santh, oo R SALE-AT A POSITIVE SACRIFICE_AN | Dr. 8. GALESKI'S Opiical Offices, 025 F st.n.w., | T. Staley to A. J. Sanford, sub lots 69, 70, 71, AB TO GEN. ALGER. injured. As soon as he coull’ be moved. from Fo 320-1 LUD Feeet__ | worth St.000,tor 67. tb, ene square fom iowace’ | tained free of Barger aid Wf reqs bate wich | °4- 597; $8,000, A. C. Clark to. C. Slater and} tn regard to Gen, Alger and the War depart-| the hompital be went, to: Gieucestan Meee ‘OR RENT LARGE DWELLING OVER STORE, | cle. 10 handsomely papered rooms; completoin every | Glasses adjusted to your'eves ap will oe groner toes, | ALN. Meeker, trustees. lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 12, 13, 14, | ment there seems to be some uncertainty. The | °°™Panied by his son, and there the latter 1000 0 st. n.w., containing 10 rooms, bath detail; lot 20x100; south front. ‘Terma, -third | rectevery optical defect,no matter how seemingly 8q. 1062; $10,000. B. F. Leighton and R. E. Miss Pheips, who at the time was writing “An all modern improvements, Rert low to it. the balance remain at Sper cent, Must be | severe, nts ia hints regaca. | Pairo, trustees, to E. 1. 1, lot 18, block | Washington correspondent of the New York | O14 Maid’s Paradise.” The acquaintance grew, $a26-1w 1115 F street. 2 . STONE, 806 F st. nw. ing the care of our eyessiree to 6 taytdarem uponsp: | 21, -Brookland:” 6450.” D. M. Nesbit to Ea, | Commercial rig towel goo oo Pere young Ward proposed and was rejected with the Pe ah te 1780 ne G5 Sa will be “remed | J7OR RENT—1520 0 ST. NW. GOOD 7-ROOM ALE-A DARGAIR IN ONE OF THOSE coed Newman, lot 3, in Clark estate; $3,000. | of Gen, So has beam ‘Sulected by Practhon’- oe mr pore Pres a nS f $15.30 per inouth. brick house, newly papered throughout, $30.40 e ck Houses on Pst., 415-3m _J, F. LEWENBERG, M. D... Manager. ——>——_—_— that b 2. ald send for him. The sum SS GAs bh, DANES, 1003 P st. nw. | Der month, ABIDN DANENH On Oa ee ma cash Payment || A Pnorosep Cive oF Coutzoraxs.—At ‘the | elect Harrison as his Secretary of War. Both mer passed pleasantly at Gloucester, and Mr. Tan iGoe uaW IEBEET AVE Z SE ee | Een: ON at one e08 Fetiay.” 7 annual meeting of the Cornell alumni associa- | Mr. Palmer and Mr. Stockbridge, the Senators | Herlert Ward, finding hime tajectnt, os ea), Apply. to STRASBURGER & os | Sa SE WINTER RESORTS. tion yesterday afternoon Mr. Green, of Wiles | from Michigan, assert that they have heard | becoming consoled by an ailuir of the henct ~ 4 \ALE— RIFT )N ss Se n, was elec! nt, Messrs. not which wo: em to at | with a much younger maiden from Roxbury, a 20 | E'which twill explais saver the hawkouet Poses An Ton & Greer lected president, Messrs. Wright, | nothing which would lead them to think that | with r 30 | of property on ‘Geonsstown Heights Good, lave | PJ COHONADO. sa. auantic city, X. a, | White and Covell Vice-presidents, and Mr. | Gen. Alger will be in the next cabinet. It is | and had gone to New York ona brief bastnens +4 house, extensive Peon view. Ce ad year. Excellent Cuisine. Clarke, wpe’ & A committee was appointed | said that Mr. Sherman's opposition to Gen. | visit when a quite unexpected recall came from 46 | ace. 5. C. MElt, cornee Sth and F sta, 3 ___MES W. L. ADAMS._ to prepare f r the annual banquet. Mra. T. Alger is determined; that, if necessary, the | Miss Phelps. He returned to Gloucester, and are 14 | JROR SaLe— TAPE aA F PENNSYLVA’ | Cowell was directed to select two members of | Senator will even go so far as to vote the nuptial knot was privately tied at the col- _PAur OF HOUSE, 1 2 70) °° Maseachusetts ave, near 17th st. .w. pees ecole tect and newiy | the association who should, with himself, com- | confirming the nomination of, Gen. Alger | loge in the presence of but one or two friewds th ste. Ow. rere: - ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. nw. M 1. Ein oan. Pose a committee to ascertain the sentiments | should President Harrison sen: name it is the hope of Mrs. Ward’s admirers that oa ‘APITOL ST., BRICK, BOE BENT, 631 EAS ories and © ‘11 rooms and bath; ‘all modern progemseute: newiy' bapeged, abd Ip perfect order: 53S. BH. WAEREE & CO. » repair and san. ihe premiess. 30-56" Inquire on t R RENT—FEBRUARY -room house bay wi y SAML POLRINHORN, § ¢, 9 ROOMS, Toot fat, O. Ay kK ie eek i RENT—THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, nw. Comy fit Wi ‘infura ‘ulas appl NY BROTHERS [S10 Fat ne eee 26/2 Shei|e M. M. PARKER, 1418 F st. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. 20 Towa Circle, 3-story brick, 13 rooms, stable in 1404 Siouchion wt., Satory’ trick "aad stone, 4 s,¢., S-story briek, LO rooms, a.m.i 4 919 P st., 5 rooms over store. water, gas, &C..... 1 FURNISHED HOUSES. 20 Iowa Circle, J-story brick, 13 rooms, heated by furnace, newly papered with paper to match furniture........ ES "Sh 3-story brick, Real Estate Broker, ‘1418 F st. LaPierre Hotel, 10th 48r. n Tand K sts. nw, Nest. opp. Joti st. near Dupont I rele corner st, nw lowa Circle, DW. Rhode Island ave., bet. 14th and 15th sts. n.w. street, between Vermon ing ten. for ‘and fifty (88,150) dollars, Wf for inspection furnished gael FITCH, ave. and 14th st. n.w., cont eighty-seven hi bought at once. R 3,500—-FOR ONE OF THE HAND- somest. new, best built and most conveniently regidences in northwest section, on a fine avenue, 32 rooms, with every modern vement; adjoining houses new and ose has ever been oc; ‘OR SALE—A GILT-.DGED INVESTM. good six-room briek house w and beautifully located fronting 34 feet on we tenants at § 0" per moni HI re lantic City, joroughly re! &e, hot and cold sea water; open all “ales tubs NEW Winter meson, THE PRINCESS ANNE, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. ‘This new, artistic, and completely appointed house is now open. It is situated on the Atlantic Ocean, 18 miles east of Norfolk, Va. Within easy aecess of Old Point Comfort and Fortress Monroe, and on direct line between North and South. A primeval pine forest of abont 1,000 acres, with beau: drivesand 3. As Sioesisk Suchen ietaar is benestees Copres and walks, As ation, Re address, 3. WALA, rl WORTH, ATLANTIC crry, On the beach, sea end of inka a WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 1839. me aa __ BUCK & McCLELLAN,_ WINTER AND SPRING RESORT. EATON OCOT- {axe Hotel, Old Foint Comfort, Va, Terms 82 A ir week and upward.” 5 GEOKGE BOOKER, Proprietor. ATTORNEYS. J AW OFFICE OF RANDALL HAGNER a7-3m* Removed to 408 Sth st. AVID A. GOURICK, (Formerly of the Philadelphia Bar), Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Room 45, Atlantic Building, NAMPBELL ~~ CARRINGTON, Buildi and 930 F street northwest, n24-3m ATTO) J Law, Barbour Law ng. | 490 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D. C. Residence, 1218 Bat 2. Ww. pe Graxp Sron*Axxvat Crean SALE OF SLIGHTLY USED “SEWING MACHINES. 10 Singer Machines, with Cover, at $6. 18 Singer Machines, Drop Leaf, 2 Drawers, Cover, 310. 7 Howe Machines, at 86. 8 W. &W., No. 8, latest improved, $12, 1 New Eldredge, at #10. 1 New Remington, at $12. 2 New Davis’, at $12. 1G. Wilcox & Gibbs, at 310, Every Machine warranted in perfect order and a complete sett of new attachments furnished. Our Repairing Department the most complete in the city. of the other alumni associations in the city | the Senate.” regarding the establishment of a university club. The object of the clab will be to afford 8 means of social intercourse among the college men of the city. Club rooms will secured, which will be utilized as places of meeting for the various associations, and as resorts where old college friends can meet and revive memories of ‘Varsity days.” st tteacdites co Rosperizs Rerortep. — Florence Howard reports the larceny of a dress,—H. J. Gosling, No. 1000 street, reports that a colored man obtained.a suit of cloths yester- day by ropressnting at Mr. Gosling had sent for them.——J. F. Milnor, No. 709 8th street, reports the theft of a set’ of harness.—B. F. Green reports the larceny of an overcoat. — CRUELTY To ANMaLs Cases.—John F. Steven- son forfeited 25 collateral in the Police Court this morning for permitting a lame horse to be worked to an express wagon.—Patrick Horn, the owner of a sore-backed horse, forfeited a similar amount on a ope of cruelty. The driver of the animal, a colored boy, attempted to drive out of sight when he saw Agent Key, but the latter was too quick for him and caught him before be could get away. Henry Douglass, a colored boy, who lives in Anacos: was charged with cruelty to animals in breaking a dog’s leg. As the witnesses were not present the case was continued until to-, morrow. ————_ Orricer Datey Acgurrrep.—Special Officer Jacob Daley, colored, was acquitted in the Police Court thjg morning of a charge of as- saulting a colored woman named Polly William- son. The woman, who caused the trouble, said that she took the ofticer for a “night doctor” or a man was trying to catch her for a “night doctor.” The judge told her that her thoughts got her in the trouble and ac- quitted Daley. Rarinoap Orricers Exrcrep.—At a meet- ing of the Barnegat Park (N. J.) railroad and navigation company yesterday, the following directors were elected: John B. Larner, of Washington, D. C., president; Edward 8. Far- row, U. 8. A., vice-president; Wm. L. Bruen, secretary and treasurer; Col. Leslie Smith, U. 8. A., Capt. Henry Wagner, U. 8. A., Capt. GEN. 3. H. WILSON URGED. Senator-elect Higgins, of Delaware, called on Gen, Harrison yesterday and urged the selec- tion of Gen, James H. Wilson as Secretary of War. Mr. Higgins was accompanied by Maj. Bluford Wilson, former; solicitor of the Treasury, and Gen. Henry M. © THE CLAYTON ASSASSINATION. Louis Altheimer, of Pine Bluff, Ark., called upon Gen. Harrison yesterday in behalf of Powell Clayton for a cabinet position. He had just received a message confirming the news of the assazsination of John Clayton, and, accord- ing to the Tribune special, as soon as the talk turned to Arkansas politics the Arkansan, with tears glistening in his eyes, read the news to the general. “That is dreadful,” exclaimed the President- elect. “Such things must be stopped. I have heard of nothing so shocking since Garfield's assassination. That crime will be a disastrous one to Arkansas and its future prosperity. It is terrible, terrible. This business must be stopped, le said that the President-elect returned to the murder constantly during the conversa- tion, and denounced it again and again in the strongest terms. The assassination, Mr. Al- theimer added, would be deplored by the decent democrats of Arkansas, NOTES. General George H. Williams, the chairman of the inauguration committee, was in Indian- apolis yesterday to arrange about the Pre: dent-elect’s trip east. General Harrison will go, as has been announced, over the Pennsyl- vania railroad, leaving in the afternoon of Feb- | ruafy The general does not want to take a special train, but prefers having a private car attached to the regular train. He will get tagVashington the evening of February 26. Among General Harrison's other caliers yes- terday were Henry Demos, a colored politician of Louisiana, and George M. Beatty, of Phila~ delphia, ————- +00 _______ Things One Would Rather Not See. From the Christian Union. It was at the theater. The play, the New | well, and many others, Apropos of the » she will write a book dealing with the ques- tions of the union of young men with women who are their senier in years. It would be « comparatively new field, for in all fiction there is but one book now recalled dealing with it, and in this book, “Diana of the Crossways,” by Geo. Meredith, the heroine did not marry her young lover; she refused him and married a man older than herself. In the common, mat- ter-of-fact world there have been many happy marriages like Miss Phelps’. and there is no reason why they should be otherwise, Women who are financially independent. and are money-getters, do not have to take the practi- cal view of matrimony that young and inex- perieneed girls must. who expect with « hux- and a home and a life-long dependence npou him. Women who do not have to make of marriage a business can afford to be romantic, and romantic marriages are usually successes, as for instange the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, Lady Beaconsfield, George Eliot, Lady M. ject it is reported that a well-known New York literary woman has become engaged to a rising young lawyer who is her junior by twenty years or more. on pneseielti ieee - Floquet Will Stand Firm. HE WILL FIGHT THE BOULANGISTS AND EXPECTS TO BE SUPPORTED BY THE CHAMBER. M. Floquet, the French premier, in receiving the burean of the extreme left yesterday, said | thathe had considered the advisability of resigning, but had abandoned the idea, dec ing to face the intrigues and attacks of his | Opponents, He said that he would ask the chamber for a vote of confidence. He was prepared to act energetically, and would intro- duce immediately a bill increasing the strin- gency of the code relating to attacks upon the constitution and the public laws; also a measure affecting the press law. He would not propose to dissolve the league of patriots. Such a step would be useless, as it would not prevent the members from forming a fresh league. He said that the bill re-establishing the scrutin d'arron- dissement system of election would be an: nounced immediately upon the opening of th chamber of deputies to-morrow. PACTIONAL PROPHECIES. ; ae [ Geo. W. Evans, U.S. A., and Dr. J. Bodine, | Magdalen, with Clara Morris as Mercy Mer- aig jon of the property on ny | EVer¥ make of Machine can be repaired by us. Jersey City, director rick. In one of the boxes were two ladies and The partisans of Prime Minister Floquet ex- sna Needles, parts and attachments for all Machines, —— Fer full list call at office for b a a a eernctamp aicineae, = a gentleman. and a little girl about five years | | press confidence that he will have a majority in the voting in the chamber of deputies. assert that he will remain in power and | the int and’ seh ‘MAN. | Sewing Muchines for rent. pETROnON y 4 Dentat. Laponatonr.—At - oe) : ot ALE—137H AND MASS, AV 18,000 | New Automatic Buttouhole attachment only 85. ie dental laboratory of Drs. nes and | old. The child was as dainty and graceful as a i! A | Af Cor. Brown & Howard av., Mt, Fleasat, 00 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Canghy, 111 6th strect southeast, an explosion | fairy. She flew from one to the other in the that the chamber will not be dissolved. - QEFIC —20-Se __ zB - 4 gar c % or, 5 front 710 11th st, nw. Sr. 8:35 ALE—1287 19TH ST, CORNER JEFFER-| 41-co3m 9 a a ee eer aan apbersine tsed in the 155s sec clinic spellbound. “The scene ia scoome | What could we @e ithout the man whe “Sad ut & ¥, fr. 5 Pines, new, three-story. double, brick house; = 5 pos in an old mill, occupied by two Freach officers; | the idea” before everybody else? We all know Inquire of owner, GEO. C. MAYNARD: G S Sc means, become out of order, and gauge would | the close of the act ia the sudden esnault of the | ybody ? Pps ENTS’ QUITS ScouRED show points false, consequently it exploded | (2 Close 0 English killed | Bim and love him. You get on the topic, say AND PRESSED FOR $1. With a terrific force, | Dr. Caughy was in the | by" the explosion of a shell. There is a| Of the phonograph, and you find he hed the Repairiog dche ty beat manners” Goods ited Terand | Workshop at the time, ands piece of iron | Gf.igk" trom the lower bor, and the baby | ides long before Mr. Edison was heard of. If Seguiring ei e-quar' ofa ind passed his icive ‘Tel shies head within a few inches, Dr. Barnes barely a frightened, pale, dazed bit of humanity | You press him, and ask him why ever he did st, West Washington. | escaped a piece as he entered the door. lying in the gentleman's arms, while | not bring his discovery forward, he tells you ped a p ; 3 —— a — tele wathe oe = pee = aoe fiseles in| that it was too much trou! : . a ‘ Aaiuty handkerchiefs. fore the curtain , : Sreciar, Banosrss Tx Pacan W name | gt WR Garbast ey tes ag Tal ines | Sues on he son ct, te ie gl u've | Sgr eons the worl by sing “Tur Vinten and Sacer AE COST AH dan packets: | tirst of a series of lectures to the ambulance | covered. Her gloves have been removed, and | new notion to him; he had the idea long ago, grdjcorrert styles. The, balance of our stock of Fur | corps of the national guard, at headquarters, | there is a flash of diamonds from each hand. A | ang had often thought of suggesting it to thet Sacques left at genuine reductions” * %¥ more Seal | corner of 17th street and Pennsylvania avenue, | Couple of gentlemen in the orchestra chairs are | Very composer. Should an ie A come hehe Sacques left at genuine reductions. thisevening. The subject of the lectures will | attracted by the child. She catches their | {he‘world with astartling classical sictuce he WILLETT & RUOFF, be “The first Care of the Sick and Wounded,” s, and buries her face in her a always had the idea of that subject for a paint= Hatters and Furriers, and as they will be instructive in the ordinary owing # blushing, roguish face. She | ing ‘and now rejoices to sce his idea chrried 229 ___905 Penn. ave. _| accidents of life, Gen. Ordway invites all offi- | Plays peek-a-boo over the boxes, and in the | Out’ ‘Ts a new statue put up inan overburdened IPE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. | cers and men of the national guard, and all cit- | most innocent ways shows her Snlovment of | metropolis? ‘That very man, and no other, was ine Clothing ai? ‘lsins out their entire sigck | izens who feel interested in the subject, to at- | the attention she is attracting. The rising of | the min he always hed an ides should have of Fine Clothing at tend . the curtain was the signal for silence. There | statue. Ina new remedy. proposed by an omit PELE = 50 conte om the dollar. —_—_. sat that mite with eyes fixed on the stage | Tent physician for seasicknest mee no To close ont the aifairs of a syndicate, I will sell at | “THE COURTS. ‘| _T#® Smevezar Piano ‘Recrrat.—In the | through every act of the nerve-exhausting | Deryr> sailing. or a solution of cut cavendish $200, to $300 cash, Balance on long | time, and exe EO a numerous musical events announced for this ante’ ebay at ie, oe baby, | the voyage? He himself always had that iden, payment lo more than rent), several oP rs " week, the piano recital of Anton Strelezki at | completely exhausted, struggled into her coat If a popular novelist thrills the reading world oPo rooms thoroughly moder ail of diderent de. Porsce Counr—Juige Miller. Congregational church Saturday night should | unaide ged on her littlehat and sat down | with! Ele of awe and mystery, the ilec of the j id finished fu nati Wood, with open fire-| To-day, Matilda Catlett, colored, vagrancy; | not be overlooked. Strelezkihas won eminence await the movements of the people who had k is the very idea he always had in his mind i me a ra peor lhe (aig men bonds or 60 days. John Martin, colored, do.; | both as a composer and_pianist, and he will be n her less care and attention than is usually | 9", good foundation for a novel, No matter cars, Two-thirds of street improvements go to this | bonds or 90 days. Scotty Frost, profanity; $5 | assisted by well-known Vocalists. Seats are on | bestowed on a favorite kitten. what happens, he always had the iden that it section this year. Will be sold at once at great bar- "or 15 days, William Gardner, disorderly con- | gale at Ellis’. ae was going to happen; and no matter whet is ¢x- | gains. insuring han "OO feet ean mune sauare. | duct: collateral forfeited. ' Patrick Horn, — + The Stirrup Straps. luiead, Roahonin bea tho then thus Ghad'enp Finely, at spoculniive prise’ “°" SeeP, ip blocks or | crueity to animals; do. Sallie Streets, profan:| Pzor, Gzssow’ ‘amixG Exurnr- | From the Baltimore Ne myrenpedeee ton 0 : ity; $5 or 15 days. John F. Stevenson, cruelty | Tu: of, Gleason began his es at} “One of the most important things toimpress = “eee. — Bat, bet. _J026-6t bide x to animals; collateral forfeited. William Camp- | the New Hork avenue rink last night by suc-| upona man who is anxious to become profi- “Ladies Men.” Ports on Pengay hana aoe dem encha #5 @10 or 80 days, Mary Ellis, lar- @ pair of runaways. He has three eoted eke, | cient in the art of horse-back riding.” said a | an essay oN THEIR MAKE-UP AND THEIR GENERAL Rats CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 12. | APPIY CHARLES EARLY, 603 14 = Equrry Court—Judge Coz. among his bookings for this evening. His ex-| veteran horse-dealer whose superior as a eee: 410 Chap! brick dwelling ; northwest section, at reduced mde of Tih a aE ON, THE EAST | Today, Blundon agt. Plater; auditor’s re- | hibition last night waa watched with interest | rider does not exist in the state, “is to convince Say ba, oh enh aan hs wis Sibel Doren ir. | MetOtold nn EAS. | Boeing in peice as Tillowes SERED: GL Sth sed | port confirmed, Mofoalt sgt. Metcalf, oom | by a large andicwe, end Lis teal eek eee him that the length of the stirrip straps is not | BY bis air and gait, the ultra fashionable nat. cn — - 36.500, BER 3 mission to get testimony in Sioux City, Iowa, | handling of the horses committed to him to articular moment. If you succeed | *¥le of his clothing, the killing curl of his mus- OR RENT—UNFURNISHED. 30 , £, 2 habi rte of any particular you 6 de nate F OH SALE-ONLY TERED OF SHOE DARD: ordered to issue. cure of bad habits evoked frequent applause. in doing that you will have removed an ob- | the, the “look and die” expression of his sim- somely iiuished and substantially constructed Pea eae aed at eeen coy ice ae stacle which has turned many a man from | Pering face, his stream of small talk and sundry Giro, “Houses ip charge of wsishnan Sofas al | const pole ee ae pe eh ate agt, | #8 the keeper of a place near 7th and I streets, | equestrian exercise. . other signs and tokens of a plethora of vanity day. Prices $10,500 and $11,000. ALBET Y Fox, | Sout; Judgment for plaintiff, $60, commonly called a “Chinese laundry.” John | “This appears to be a trifling matter, but I | and a lack of soul and brain, you may distin- 920 F st. n. a aac Thee it” iP es Williams ne = of = — man of good | know a great — ——— whose como guish ata glance the individual who plumes JOR SALE-SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL NEW SIX- reputation, who takes pride in the neat appear- | to become finishe: rs was quenc! an ‘i: “4 y » room Houses, with baibs Fanwe, ke vin the neat ALEXANDRIA, ance of his toilet and has his collars and cuffs | their practice of riding relinquished on ac- | #imself upon being a “Indy's man. eh cash, er month, | Reported for Tax EVENING Star. mR 8 aT sts. n.w.; ¥ 210.50per io! hw Fic! W. THREE. | all | New Jersey ave., near D st. ment, 4 rooms, m.1... e., Mi au2 8 g 8 near W n.w., 6-room brick, all im. ered. bocce wr. 10th &re40 a Brat w., 5 near 14th n. ible, 20x90. New Hampshire and basement brick, m. 12th st. u.w., near K, 8-room brick, aii 150 9-room brick, m. eted cellar F st. u.w., near 20 brick _ 4a26-co6t OR SALE— places Mass. ave. near 1 Fupent Circle, Isth st. near Pa. ave. pe sales st 1 7k W. E. BURFORD, ‘TROUBLE IN aCurtise Lavxpry.—Quong Lee ce rs, Barber shop, 13th kEnw, | West: near F 7th st. cars; Pris only shined at Quong Lee’s. Last night John called | count of this seemingly unimportant thing. His belief in his own irresistibility is writ- FURNISHED. each; tert t his i ith I 1 - | ten all over him; and, to say the truth, your | Sonn. anea bet Mand § 185; per ear. Secs Auexaxputa Baxrs.—Tho recent decision of | tronble. The statements hoard of the afer Ue | ance ka ede engine ta eect; | Indice’ men have some’grounde for their self | Kot, bet. Oth and 16th, Tr. per'uonth, * Ust., bet, 13 the court of appeals holding the directors of | Prosecuting Attorney Shillington were contra. | ¢ horseman, and I interested myself in making | couceit. It is indubitable that girls do some- Sunderland Flace n.w,. 115. per month. OO | 13th bet P : the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ savings bank per- | dictory. It was claimed by some that the | him one. On his return after “his first trip he | times fall in love—or what they suppose to be | sa19-tote behest te emurers of a businesslike | Chinaman drew a revolver on John, but upon | told me that he had changed his stirrup straps | 10ve—with fellows who look as if they had = = gee — % ear Yth st., house. yank deposits, will probably lead to ii " “ ie tii hat w: walked out of tailors’ fashion plates —creatures : St - closer investigation the “revolver ved to | six times and wanted to know wi ras the : Fitoee!i0 roquy apa bath: alicouvepiepeen Py | VApniy ts" = O95 7p SR Bag savings beuks fs thisconmunwenisee nen ot | bea policeman's whistle, “On the other hand | correct length for them. Told him that de- ; y 1420 New Yc 8a 5 = | i i is i ider, i in Cortrable Pegbe hood. i pre of 3026. 0 New itiative in this line of judicial remedy was fret it was claimed that John borrowed a pistol and | pended entirely upon the rider, some preferring . 12r., per mou: ~ JF OE SALE_NEW AND MODERN BRICK Dwi ing, 9 rooms, 2 bath-root furnace and hall; mee near Dupont Circ! “ attempted to frighten Quong, but he was not | along and others a short strap. Just before taken by Judge Hughes, of the United States | go canily fri ery Folens Hughes ar- mania for his next trip I arranged the Court, in the case of the People’s savings bank. | rested John Williams and he forfeited $6 col- | straps amd told him that he ‘could use himself 39 Pa. avi relling, 11 room ps. ; ie stable: | but the basis there laid down is capable of | jateral i i i ii suit xactly. | 5 3 Md. ave. northwest; 1] rooms imps.: 87.000. Brick | side that of the savings bank ever occuared| Tuner Hours To PuILADELPHIA.—The Balti- ably longer, and he admitted that he had al- 49 4 0G 16th at.nw.« eS Pe Def 2 grrelling cn LE st, ny. 04 ‘Near! a irs ie The eee = and the | more and Ohio railroad has established a tered them three times. mesa oo thet ae. Oi 4, : = oiling, p. red Bank of Alexandria many years | quicker train service between Washington and | « estion i Tomas s Piste coe that ne. e S280. “etre awe but all the other banks established in Al- | Phil ret I ot atin. fread pe gee lone x . tpl: en daca ggg caught by such a specimen of hollow-ware. A ened his, Next he saw a young | Sensible woman is, in facta terror to ladies ing on his horse as quietly as if he were in a chair, and he not that his straps 4,250, iling; large lot, on G st, ago, bu *hiladelphia than that for which other roads | said that the first rider he met was sitting very Tied Pete w. ; ae Te, | $2000; Frameasenmeeeit" denicin bare eorex solvent, Even the banks | char; ‘tra fare. No extras is i : 4713 6thet.n Sat nese a Ne beck ‘chs Le'broit Fark: | hich were in business hero ‘at the beginning | Sake Wen ere enon A Czas are charged fg nt weathered the storm and paid LESS a re ittling-Down Process. ;_ A,modern reaidenee. Complets | frst ward wos sounded shortly befaren0 eles, | 72 the pagel Uo. oe Pa arp gage a a iret was sounded shortly before 10 o’c! i 1S cite ade Fatah Wy RECAEMSSTON | Sahat LY SMoeRMaNS TST oe" | at might for efre atthe houscet' a colsea | Kentucky Orator “And now, my hearers, 6 _ ri6.50 2. av. 8 €., 6F.16.40 w.. OF. 16 bath andall mod. imps, convenient tocars herdics.. =a 50 R SALE—5 NEW 6-ROOM BRICK BAY WIN- Govt. Printing office, K st. BS man on the south end of Lee street, between Franklin and Jefferson streets, and nearly op- posite Battery Rodgers. A coal-oil lamp had where will you look fora braver man than Gen. Knifem? Where a purer, more honest candi- date than Col. Knifem? A better scholar than Hi EE wo exploded and the house was soon enveloped in Major Knifem? A ft j Capt. 202 G st. s.e., in & : ‘5 fairer jurist than 808 chick's Aiey mina 2a bee “6 | CHARLES W. HANDY, G21 8 stu. © jasnSe" | faim Non but the diligence of the fire tenet | Knifem? A man of more natural ability than 427-3m Pee: not ORT, DESIRABLE, NEW, 10: | saved all the houses of the row except the one | Licut— re ROOM BRICK HOUSE,WITH MOD. hout in ‘hardy in which the fire began and the two adjoining Mr. Knifem (rising in the audience) — Tob- houses near ink herdics, Columbia and belt line of s' ies" {ua ee Hd FTE Rent reasonable houses, both of which were ject to this whittling-down process, orry igocll taut Appi to JOHN GREER iaig gat . HAND’ The loss is estimated at $600. the unities and— ig Fi of nw. Jad- 3 = e — R SALE-AT A SACRIFICE—FO Norges.—The cannery here 1s now r ight, governor. JOR RENT—302 AND 304 M. AVE. N.E., ot for next season's work, and early in February | vert to first princi ples. I was about to say Bricks: 6 sd paces, throat; Kale Tad gers mod, Inte” wood? nan will contract for the delivery there of peaches, | Lieut. Gen, Khifem? i. 122 SES: es rooms jet eeodoand paraey cae tomatoes, and othor fruitsand vegetables to be | Mr. Knifem—"O, that’s different.” alley bet, Toth ant Bis Kang Late nw. Ps eCUN, toes, ‘ ge stax Adair. woveavor <) IN. — boing pnt not being available, Pe x 1e el canni beans.—— : seven rooms atid Os yy be ee A two-story brick house, with loton the west ed Paine bosses bor weber a will rain fhe premises: price $8,800 €4,000 | side of Fairfax strect, ‘be ithe nwe ts ty A 4 OE ee ENON e RAMEY, 1907 F st, {449 st. nw. Apply to THEOD. SALE—NOW 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO bi” Foty shone ana for it,samae as rent. ‘The Wash EENT—FURNISHED—1300 ve ‘Company advances This eto eens: (EG Pace Sore ALL we money Recessury to buy oF Jor (frescoed Walls), yautry, cloastn and ‘all co home, no rik; deed given at once for property neces. w rented ‘completely furnished canceled in event of destb- y if Send or call for prospectus to offices, 14 and 16 At- thonth. “JON SHERMAN & CO: 1407 lantic building. pret) JOR SALE—THAT Vermont ave. n.w., The writer was standing on the rear platform of a 14th street car in Washington. Inside sat Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Harlan, mak- | ing one of the strangest contrasts it is possible e t you who could wear it.” | Rare santas Ata Well, Iguess I will Je W. CORSON. ba ata CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8ST. N. W, Bankers aud Dealers in Government Bonds, ew Queen Aune houses, 7 to nents __W. E. BURFORD, 142% New York ave. NT—14 AND 16 I ST. k houses; 15 roome brie] faire of 3k 2k tS RENT—1609 5 ST_; SEVEN ROOM: E al! mod. imps. : ERS & Sc ie oo 3 PIERCE PLAGE. CONTAINING bath, cellar aud all modera improvements, BiG-lw