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LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Farmar axp Satvrpay only you can buy at Mertz’s = Bovonine ). 600, 1 bottle Vaseline (2 02.), 4c. dozen Golden 12e. Ayers’ Pills, 13c.-. Epwanp P. Mertz, 1014 F st., The pioneer of low prices in drugs. Wise Datxxers should use Londonderry Lithia Water. Itneutralizesthe acid. For sale, plain or carbonated, at the Arlington Drug Store. Consets to order. M. C. Wmexan, 1205 F st. Tue Five le ‘ks and E; re- guced to 31, formeriy 8200, at Ce lrwes & Co., 528 9th st. n.w. Best Barcains—F st. China Store selling out for improvements. 1010 F st. n.w. Lace Curtarx Sae.—Mesers. Walter B. Wil- liams & Co. will sell at their salesroom to-mor- row morning, at 11 o'clock, the balance of stock on hand of Lace Curtains. Great bar- gains can be obtained; the stock must be sold. Forsisaep Rooms.—A handsome suite (three rooms deep) No. 920 15th street nw. Cooren's “Han Svocess” will stop the hair from falling and produce a new gro Mzntz’s Davo Stone, 1014 F st. Frvvey’s Compounn Syrup or Bucuv will cure Bervousness, insomnia, wi ess and bad blood. oe Miss Smep.ey, representing Jounstoye & Swepiey. importers, of 328 5th avenue, New York, invites the ladies of Washin; to call at Hotel Arlington on Friday and Saturday, February 1 and 2, to examine a very fine selee- tion of ball, reception and street costumes, wraps, tea gowns. matinees and millinery, also spring materials for taking orders, Pure Marie Synvr at D. Ellis’, cor. 3d and A sts. s.¢., Capitol Hi 500 Strrcues Per Mixvre on the “Stand- ard” Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine. The lightest and quietest machine offered to the bli J. J. Hortistzr, agent, 905 F st. n.w., Kiasonic Temple. Reap W. B. Moses & Sox's advertisement in this peper; it is the best opportunity ever of- fered to buy home furnishings at low pric: Tex rer cext discount off of Carpets and Furniture this week at W. H. Horxe. 801 Mar- ket space. ta angen” Buy Your Coal. Coke and Wood from Joy- sox Broruens, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. Evenrrmixa good can be had at Fussext’s Cafe, 1425 New york ave. Go to Iso. R. Key, Center Market, for Wash. ington dressed beef. Corned beet a specialty. Ice Cream, Charlotte Russe, Jelly, at Fus- sell’s, 1425 New York avenue. Lares Suares men’s Felt Derbys, $1.50 and @2. Extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. A Posrrive Cure for dandruff, Cooper's “Hair s ” Price 50e. Mentz’s Drug Store, 1014 F street. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Masostc Tewrte.—‘Richard IL.” AvBaven’s.—Fanny Davenport in “La Tosca.” DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. SERGEANT HOLLEN®ERGER'S PROMOTION. Upon the recommendation of jor Moore, police force, vice Redway. deceased, and pro- aoey Acting Sergeant W. F. Falvey to ser- _ Lieut. Hol! r is certainly not supersti- tious of “Black iday” or “hangman's day,” for all his luck has come on thatday. Just Ms ae ago he went on the street as ——— lis first day's duty fell on Friday. en f his promotion, which also feli on Friday. After serving many years as a ser- geant, he was detailed to Nao head- quarters. His services there began on Friday, and now his highest promotion, to command a precinct, has mn made. Like his other streaks of good luck. his Y ear etcge ‘ates from to-morrow, Friday. Another singular coincidence is the fact that his appointment and each promotion was made in January. REPAIR CONTRACTS AWARDED. Last summer when bids were received for Sa A. L. Barber & Co. were the lowest bidders for paving 5th street, from O to Q, estimated for $8,032.96. 18th street, at the intersection of B, was estimated for at $1,716.70, by H. L. Cranford. Both of these contracts were not awarded at the time, as it was deemed advisable to hold up some of the streets to see how the money would hold out. As the state of the finances for the street work justify these expenditures, Capt. Symons has recommended that the contracts be awarded. - VITAL STATISTICS. Health Officer Townshend's report for the week ending January 26 shows: Number of deaths, 111; white, 55: colored, 56. Death-rate r 1,000 per annum: White, 19.07; colored,38.83: tal population, 25.65. Forty-two were under five years of age, 20 over sixty years and 20 were under one year old. Twenty of the deaths oc- curred in hospitals and public institutions. The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotic, 1 constitutional. 27; local, 53; developmental, 12; viglence, 3. The principal causes of death were: Croup, 3; cerebro-spinal meningitis, 2; con- sumption, 17; erysipelas, 1; typhoid fever, 1; malarial fever scarlet fever, 1; pneumonia, 8; bronchitis, 6; whooping cough, 4; diphtheria, 2. Births reported, 25 white males, 28 white females; 27 colored males, 17 colored females. Marriages reported, 20 white, 4 colored. Still births reported, 1 white, 2 colored. MISCELLANEOUS. For some time past the Commissioners have been receiving complaints from people that loaded carts passing along the streets had the tail-board improperly fastened. thereby drop- ping the dirt all over the streets. The matter was referred to Captain Symons. In aletter to Major Raymond he calls attention to the police regulation governing the case, and re- commends that the Commissioners issue agree orders requiring the boxes of carts to tight. —__. A Puoposep University Crvr.—The Wash- ington association of Cornell alumni last even- ing elected the following officers: Wallace Green, president; Messrs. White, Conell and Wright, vice-presidents; Mr. Clarke, secretary and treasurer. _A committee was appointed to consider the feasibility of joining other alumni associations in the city in organizing a university club, to be composed of college graduates or former students, or saint on Ax Atapama Repusiican AssocraTion.—A meeting was held of Alabama republicans resident in Washington last night, R. A. Mosely, jr., being elected president. and Philip Joseph secretary. The name of the Alabama Republican league was chosen. A committee of five, Judge Charles Pelham chairman, waa appointed to draft a constitution. Committees were also appointed to secure a Foreman meeting place and to provide for the comfort of Alabamians coming to attend the inaugura- tion. ae telpe A Cuarrrase Jewisn Oncanization.—Elijah lodge, No. 50, I. O. B. B.. celebrated its twenty- fifth anniversary last night at Edel’s hall, by a banquet and dance. The gentlemen in charge of the affair were Messrs. A. Adler, 8. W. Aug- enstein, M. Bruckheimer, H. Blondheim, 8. Einstein, L. Fellheimer, I. Herzog, H. King, jr.; r, L. Stern, | the stages of development onl} ee Bencroft; confeaso and reference to Cmeurr Court—| Tustice apy Yesterday, Deeble py Se and sade: ment below affirmed. Wi: agt. 3 abated. Montgomery. Yesterday, Hi attem verdict aor far Oy Jaaios eaten eiiar J. Hunt alias J. B. Buck. grand e if A Wenpprxe ar Curist Cuvrcn.—Last ‘night, at Christ P. E. church, Miss Ada May Welch was married to Mr. Stuart C. Cissell eo 8 large number of invited friends. After the ceremony, a held at the Me was large reception r ice of the bride’s father. Upon return- ing from their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cis- oe ey occupy the Cissell residence on Sist ee Nores.—There was a slight improvement this morning in the condition of Mr. J. Edward Libbey, who is yet confined to his bed.——Offi- cer M. L. Fisher. who has been ill for several weeks, returned to duty this morning.—Rich- ard Nolan and John O'Day applied at the sta- tion house last night for lodgings, but were Kept pretiy Disy taking the amos’ andres ty busy names and resi- danoes of applicants for the ‘ial police duty. during the inauguration. Mrs. berts and children, of Baltimore, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burch, of Dunbarton, re- turned home yesterday.—-The Metropolitan railroad company intends paving the space be- tween the car tracks on P street. near 32d street, as soon as the condition of the ground will permit. —_—— HOW TO LIVE. Sensible Remarks About Brain Wear and Ravages in the Human Family. Says a writer in the British Medical Journal: How to prolong human life is a question of personal interest to every man, and the duty of making an attempt to do so is one that par- ticularly rests with the medical profession. When an individual has attained to full devel- opment and sound health—say at forty—the expectancy of life may be twenty-five or thirty years; for the individual there are great risks, but with the aggregate of mankind such ques- tions may be calculated with businesslike ac- curacy. There are two great factors which concern the prolongation of a human life—the inheritance, and the conditions which make up a life history of the individual. The inheri- tance of lon; a powerfal factor! and one that carries great evity from one or both parents is weight with life-insurance offices. This is a more important factor than an infancy free of weakness, provided that the infantile ailments be dependent upon temporary conditions of s_ incident to The late Em- peror William and many other public men of got age and useful life illustrate that a fee- le youth may be followed by A ROBUST AND PROLONGED LIFE. Even conditions of infantile marasmus may be followed by subsequent good development, as in the case of Sir Isaac Newton. We now pro- ceed to speak of average people, for “a perfect man” can hardly be said to exist; we shall con- sider average people, especially as we see them in town life, and the epecial conditions we de- sire tonote are the habits, diet, and wear of life. There is no doubt as to the importance of the habits of life affecting longevity; temperance in right things. in activity and in restraint. in regularity in morning rising, and in work, as well as in resting and sleeping; uniform in- dustry is as conducive to health as is regularity defective nutrition, or condi | QUEER CONTRAST. | Mrs. Gould anda Kormer Schoolmate Both Buried on the Same Day. From the Brookiyn nl There are some queer contrasts: in this big city. At the same hour thai the plumed hearse was carrying Mrs. Gould away to be laid in a tomb that cost $150,000, leaving behind her in the home she had forever vacated securities valued at twenty times that sum, the dead wagon was carrying to the morgue the body of another woman whom no one recognized and who seventy-two hours later was transported $f | to Hart’sIsland with some twonty more stiffs of both sexes and buried in ‘the common grave. These graves are long rows, with room for 150 bodies, buried three deep. Nobody claimed her or knew her, and after ing her ph h they bundled her in with other cations and sent her away to oblivion. 1 didu’t see the body of this woman, but I saw her photograph om ay despite ie ray of sin, and age, I recogniz her, No one except J-——ever had in this world such another peagieeca brow, such Madonna lidded eyes, the same meek mouth, with its licted all the story told by the rest of her mild, pure face. There are Jekylis and Hydesin the world of women as well as that of men, only the female Hyde generally commits her worst crimesagainst herself. The woman in the dead wagon had known the woman in the plumed hearse, and that they should both have passed away on the same day was one of the curious coincidences which encourage and excuse the makers of fiction. Mrs, Gould was the daugh- ter of one of our rich wholesale grocers. ie was sent to a fashionable school to be educated, where she met THE WOMAN OF THE MORGUE, Mlle. Jekyll then, a sensitive, high-bred girl, with an aristocratic face and a tendency to the dreamy and mystical emotions of High Church Episcopalianism. The two were friends in a way; as much so as the young aristocrat could permit herself to be with the simple, honest, somewhat narrow daughter of the rich grocer. They drifted apart later, the one to marry the hard-working little hayseed who had tried his hand at everything and had gained a compe- tence before he offered the plain, gentle little heiress his toil-worn hand, which later should grip the earth’s gold with a resistless and all- embracing clutch. Mlle. Jekyll made her ap- pearance in society, was greatly admired, but was held to be slightly ascetic and somewhat over-prone to church and mission work. Suddenly, at the end of two years, she disappeared. The il but they made no ‘ nounced that the tendency to asceticism had conquered, and that to ,escape remonstrance SUdhaly Sacugenter: Weaaren herself in a Canadian convent. Then they set the detectives to privately hunt for her. She was living with a jockey. ‘They supposed she must have met him while doing mission work. He had not married her, nor did she appear to desire it. He was coarse, brutal, dirty and drunken, and he periodically beather. But she stuck to him and apparently adored him, submitting without apang to their flashy, squalid life. The Hyde had been suddenly born ®& her with all its teeth. This went on for three years, Then he | imported another woman into his abiding place, and literally kicked her out. She went deeper and d er tothe bad. She drank, she hit the pipe, she plunged INTO EVERY IMAGINABLE DEBAUCHERY. She wallowed in debasement, and yet she never troubled her people. She went every Sunday morning to the early service in a tittle mission chapel down town, and she was very good to the sick and poor in the tenements, Once whén she was taken to the hospital, battered from rough brawls and sodden with debauch, Mrs. Gould met her, she being in the process of her rounds among her especial proteges. The recognition was mutual. No one could ever forget that face having once seen it. “J—t! you!” cried the millionaire’s wife. “Yes, it is I,” said the patient with one of her queer little turns in the corners which contra- vat he bought the “cabinet table” Boston, where it now occup: place in his office on Pemberton The table itself is a very heavy mahogany, upholstered with evide: made to order ies @ conspicuous ; the RENTZ-SANTLEY States. a at 60c. per pound; present with | rT NOVEL | ‘son, 8o that it has had a | as a cabinet table; but in the thing we like best to remember about it mn it lay the proclamation of our be- , Which, when he: people who had been hel bonds during the whole life of the nation, se eat | Pea Ridge Polit From the Atlanta Journal. Speaker Clay is very popular throughout his district, except in one small precinct in what is known as Pea Ridge, where the people are very poor, and, being isolated, do not keep up with the outside world. To them the Georgia legislature is the greatest law-giving and most powerful body of men on earth. In this section Speaker Clay, when he ran for the legislature the first time, received only He thought he could at least double his votes there in his last race, and went over to the Ridge to make a speech. While he was talking away to the constita- ents of Pea Ridge about what he had done in the legislature a rough the stand and shouted: “Say, Mister, don’t yer know ef yer'ud er cone yee goo <o te gt legislaty eee wouldn’t er. this yer ‘in’ trust ter it | ai foe mad Sia eee cambric, 33<c., best Sery H As we have 8 O'CLOCK P. M. | stopped the manufacture of 1 | hence the above bargains. Oaks tanta tien, resident Linco! it, made free a west, 1620 14th street northwest, 3104 M street, We Northern Liberty Market. Newton H. Bow- man, Manager. 3 Catalogue given away at the Domestic Sewing Machine office, 7th and H. Mailed free to any address. C. Avennack, Exclusive Agent. 4 farmer came close to | Best quality dress gingham. 63<¢.; regular rice, age. Bleached muslin, best makes, The audience cheered the questioner as if he had put a soctlollager to the speaker, and al- though Mr. Clay tried to explain that the Georgia legislature had nothing to do with trusts formed in St. Louis and New York his hearers were satisfied that he had not ‘done his dooty in the last legisiaty.” He didn’t get many votes from Pea Ridge. lowing discounts of lowest marked prices: 20 per cent off on Silks and Velvets. 20 = Ps] o per cent off on all Domestics, 1 ave ve Comforts, peoteoy AMERICAN SHIPPING AND INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. ‘The meeting will be addressed by several distim 31-2 ‘Music by the MARINE BAND. eaioans Gk or OEE —— EVERY EVENING. Only Matinee Saturday. FANNY DAVENPORT Supported by A CAREFULLY SELECTED COMPANY, Including MR. MELBOURNE McDOWELL, Production of Sardou's Sensation Two Coutineuta, a & TRESS 4 MF Pa oe AAs Feb. 4.-SALSBURY | TROUBADOUR'S. NELLIE McHENRY, in “3 OF A KIND." Seats now on sale, KK ®®*4)'s New wasuinoton THEATER Matinees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. ‘Saturday. Tw andl TY AND BURLESQU! THE LAUGHABLE DOLLS’ QUADRILLE. every poun i We make a specialty of Tea and Coffee, and | KONRAD KORSAER: or, tee to furnish you with better Coffee and THE PASHA’S BEAUTIES. Next Week— feas than can be obiained clecwhere for the | s2c", asta bePES Bt ety same money. Our Mocha and Java Coffee at ENTRAL HAI 2 —_— 30c, a Ib. is unexcelled. Our Coffee at 25e. per | C ee Ib. will make a delightful drink. Spiendid mixed ig ARPENTER'S MBS! ALL. EVERY NIGHT THIS r Ib. Our own brand of Thea-| ,amissims vaming —Iustructive, 2S cents, Gallery, 15 cents, JS ld 4 ez ms ‘31 ITZ SCHOOL OF 7 Dining-rooms, cafes and others using Coffee | Bistuw, Pree Prewn Lanes Mes ce ty teh ty om and Tea in quantities can get fine at low | £.,3;,.00 Villeroy. “The French Academie | anc _— ge Avademiciays. Remember our stores: 503 7th street north- town; 58, 59and 60 Center Market; 92 Market, 8 and 90 Street Market; 101 36 Page Mlustrated Domestic Fashion Bargains at the Manufacturing Establish- —— ment: Yard wide brown muslin, 43<c.; regular ASSISTED BY FIRST-CLASS VOCALISTS, rice, 7c. Best prints. 4% c.; regular price, Se. is CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ; regular price, 10c. Best apron gingham, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, stic garments | Reserved seats, 50 cents. On sale at Jobo F. Ellis & Ja29-6t MaNvractuRInG goer Gower tHearen ——— 1 Herzog's Ola Stand, | Matinees Tage esse nee AUNT an Ys en , Friday rurday. Great Clearing-Ou = Sal Pub Tass Viner reat learing-Out Sale a " ERY NIG of Dry Goods, Ca: Admission, 10, 20, aud 30 cenis. 2020-60" ets, &e. Cut prices on the whole stock. In order to get money we shall give the fol- “Wool Dress Goods of all kinds, bd ** Cloaking Cloths, Coats below cost. « a Fiannels, e as Table Linens, * * Blankets. “ “ Hosiery. “ “ Corsets. With the Young Violinist, H. Kronheimer, J. Mosher, P. F dusts rate mre ity | little hanghty smiles. “I hear you have done 2 “ Teenie. Narroat.—Nat Goodwin in “Confusion.” | . Sanger, E. A. Stibel, H. Adler. sr; L. 1. | 2 nh mee cae well; that your husband Ras grown very rich. I Linon Cape Collars, 5c.; Linen Cuffs, 5c. a pair, -<-Aaempantet, . es Ct a Freiri 4 ‘e AMET a PARE yi - re formances 0 5 Groze.—Variety. Blout, W. M. Bass, Moses Cohen, Ch. Freirich, | wisely-directed school discipline probably | 2™ genset elgg: Joe are eo Prosperous.” all) ppp 00 WWW DDD“ ERE RRR Colored Pordered Hakta., Sc Admission (including Reserved Seat) One Dullar, i, beacon Siena Ghdeien B. Gusdorf, I. Herrman, C. Kaufman, M. Loeb, | does mich to form a sound and steadily neting | 42.8, tone of gentle condescension. Upon| B'™» oO % Wwww Bp BEF RRR, | Black Ribbed Hose, 6c. a pair. pe pacer ie : : J. Pach, M. Kich, A. Stern, H. Sackerman, Pa 1 re aan “3 which she closed her eyes and signified by| PPP © © WWWW D D FE RRR Yard-wide Bleached Cotton Remnants, 6c. yd. $27 Sale of Seats commences Monday, 28 Jan, and Hanets’.—Dan. Sully. Simon Wolf, 8. Young. nerve system, such as gives a man the powerof | ier manner that the interview was at an} P 0.0 WWWW D DE 2 R »| Carpets below cost. continue at the music store of E. Droop, #25 Penu- ei BigP n ing adverse influences and_ prolonging ae, a“ : ane oo 8 W W DDD EEE RR”. fies - 2 eg Kezxay’s.—Rentz-Santley Troupe. —.—___ hhysiont health, From: the period of interne | end, and the millionaire’s went palely P Mind, onr loss is your gain. Come early and | Sa e 226-Ob CONDENSED LOCALS. Chopin and George Sand. ena cae end pect aad -y essuig Bones | away without another word. When she secure bargains at | (EW YORK AVENUE minK, Yesterday the will of the late Philipine Heck ‘was admitted to probate and letters testamen- tary issued to H. H. Bergman; bond $3,000. THE LOVE OF ONE AND THE TREACHERY OF THE OTHER. From London Truth. The truth is about to be told concerning the famous liason between Chopin and George to do with the performance of a healthy con- stitution. The relation of diet to longevity has often been discussed; we can only say here that the diet should be adapted, in quality and in kind, to the work of the individual; while was lying dyi surrounded with every device of luxury and tenderness to make the path easy, the Hyde woman was getting lower andlower, No one knew her name; they called her “Drunken Mary.” One morning a ABSOLUTELY PURE. House, 820 7th Srrassuncen’s Dry Goods and Carpet Hand I nw. 2 Coffees, Teas, Groceries, Ete. Commencing WEDNESDAY NIGHT, January 30, AND EVERY EVENING AT 8:15, FoR In the case of Otho 8. Singleton a petition has bloated, soda: found dead f: powa mari peje sobtain the ane Sadescues as a ci ‘ 5 agleton . loated, sodden woman was found dead from} ‘hi never vari A el of purity, | 80 you can obtain the finest coffees and at the <LY, eee ee eee reas cenett, im | Sand, or, at sny rate, se near an approach to | saeh artisles ae elcohol, tobscco, and tes. if | te ecid and expocare on the etid of a pile of | strength coe wamerckener ae eects | loot Coca enna anal comecsund at the © mer cuz, © the probate of the will and letters testamentar; -| the truth as can be arrived at, most of the be be raha pa redone. tapas =] lumber on one of the docks. It was a long dis- | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition | Old Gov't Java Coffee, 33¢. a te. 5 Mocha PROFESSOR 0. R. GLEASON'S jb cmtiaate of clection of W. F. Hewett, | caicr actors in the tragedy being dead. Chopin | "7 ieiaed Uk Panes ever omk on rtant | {ance from her usual haunts, and no one knew | with the multituie of low-test, short-weight alum or | and Java Coffee, 33c. a pound; best Golden Greatest Finelon D. Dowling, W. E. Boughton, —— | himself described his life as’ an “episode” | Prolonged life. Passing ov oat meme | her there, or did one soul’ come to inquire | phosphate powder. Sotd only in cana, Korat Bax- | Rio Coffee. guaranteed @ fine ‘drink, se. a e Fate and Ske Rurket directors of the | without a beginning, but with asad end. ‘The Sony cf ths eon: cps ee about her, though she had many rich and influ- | ixa Pownex Co.100 Wallstreet..¥. janl2 | pound. ‘These coffees are all fresh’ roasted | rene —_—-- Schama Bie, 780R National base ball club has been | episode in question was Chopin's meeting, in | berstion of the covet of Wes, fo like ieee | ential kinsfolk uptown. ‘They didn't know but and of fine quality. Our teas at 50c. per pound Gomes Ohongy Aces act, i . one! re eens ; r that she had been dead fi years, So A concert will be given at the Fifth Baptist | 1%, with the famous French novelist, George | come of the frictions of life which all must morgue wagon 00k ber away, aattahe lay Gere r - ; * and. on the introduction of Liszt. Liszt was i church this evening for the benefit of the | Pe iVing with the C. , meet with more or less, Sor hase tos ie ke 4 ‘n living with the Countess d’Agoult under for three ¢ h was taken, condensed tase inte uate anes poner THE VARIOUS FACTORS AT WORK, ‘oud the BOE had. suddenly [ie Tastz Damas, 25c. makes a delightful drink. We request con- | this retirement from the Profession. Hoes church. One of the men who escaped from the work- | f - ity tus Swen itas tek i na i, taking Jekyll by Wa ty ‘ gerne: ~ and handled free of = «Hacer . | him the happy father of Madame Ollivier, late | especially in a town life, make impressions on | risen up and, taking Jeky y the throat,| FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTO: z sumers of tea purchased elsewhere at 75e, or =. te Ardewick station, on the Baltimoreaad Pots: | Rife of the French minister who was going to | the brain which lead to fatigue and premature | choked him to death. though th ghost walked | PLATD Said Heat vol qa. ad 80e. per pound, to try this one at G5c. It is as| Homes in the ring at ®pm. Exhitiiorat es mac railroad. He stop light heart, and of Madame | wear, The strong-bfained individual may not | *t times- ett as aay to the grave of the | DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 1.25, | £004, if notbetter. than that usually soldat the | |Get your tickets through the day and avold the crowd Siete utnedieann a chard Wagner. Free | 1, hurt thereby: the weaker man is exhausted | unrecognized.” Icalled atthe morgue on BLAC SOLES extellent quality. 1. former price. A full line of family groceries | at the box office. ee poreaing’ st ‘9:30 o'clock, Chas. Grinder the pianist and ‘compan, aaj | BY such coustant impressions from without, | so'was prompted to tell thie stocee shan: | Manrextsheary jreduced tek see Mmense | at rock bottom priecs. Give us a cal. as = bee a eet DI . ianis ° e1 r . + | 80 was prompted to tell this strange story, i : M. & P. Merzorr, 417 7th st. nw. a ES Se EEE batt eis 5 a white boy of sixteen, while riding a bicycle | (ueen © Mind These setae tena ne pay agra aig meg heap soe | eee hay ot be made more explicit out of educa to age, OU mentee fete “ ~ eeu 65 <> 2 appealed can inte. Hardie Kee. 104, diven’ by Sohn iness for two years, when Chopin ert nig ee tne ethene ey Cone aud | consideration for the living and respectable mn’ rehase a Sewing Machine OTERR’ OE THE NEW LIBRARY along H street, between Sth and 10th streets, t 50c.. 75e.. 81. vitality, in cell structures rather than in actual kinsfolk. pure fine wool; yard | before you try the “Standard.” J. J. Horus are unexcelled in quality, and the demand for And all of them is increasing dai! +, “Lan Hing,” our | GLEASON’S NEW AND WONDERFUL PATENTS own brand of blended tea,’at 65c. per pound, | | Positively Gleason's Last Visit to Sechineton, owing THE PROM BUILDING, ap important historical painting contain- : ke down. ‘They’ began to be somewhat ; . vide, reduced i : = Acton. Gfjnder was badly hurt about the | [T° wit stature or measurement. City +00 pide: re 0 FC. 2 TER, agent, 905 F st. n.w., Masonic Temple. jug Portraite from life of Senators Sherman, Mor os ra . strained during a visit to Majorca, and some A . “wd kleant FRENCH SATTINE COMFORTS, $2. % rill, Voorhees, Gibson, Hoar, Butler, and Seweil- Hughes cd resect to his ene te DE; | time after the-return of this curious pair to | Produces @ rapid ‘ceuplram orig ter ese London’s Juvenile Drankards. SIXLISH CLOTH PLAIDS, yard and a bali wide: | 26,28,90,31 Foseutatives Carlisle, Cox, O'Neill, itice,, Biusleto e ices | Faris ther orcre broken off altogether. George | Jaws of sanitation and cerebral by From the Pall Mall Gazette, HEN! 1 | pen’ held hee Seer onocthanes Pecmoer i | then, be carefully studied. It is very One day last week Lady Henry Somerset, a | Site | 2 E he ri ‘ pub-/ to have what quietnesas is possible during | yery earnest and eloquent champion of ridicule under the sobriquet of Prince | brain work, and the necessity for proper venti | ‘C"° vrei pane cr es ~~ a z 2 seddes and Secret Bayard, J: c Cheapest Sewing Machines in the city. | \issre Spoftond. Clark and suiihinnee Ale the Aad a half} All kinds, At the Domestic office, 7th and H, Rossa tne ive or AMELIA RIVES AKT LEAS - i 1 is, BUN UI NG, 7 ¥ st.. Monday, Wed- C. Avennacu, Exclusive Agent. 4 | nesday and Friday mornings, from 8:50 to 1230. Boundary streets northeast. at o'clock this morning Charles Sworel received a severe cut under the chin at the bands of a colored man who made his escape. 0c, EITA CLOTH SUITING: elegant dress ity; nearly yard and to 87.50. ; pe. | Karol, a self-seeking simpleton with ridicu- A abstinence, was initiated at Hereford into the |, Our prices miust’be the very lowest, because we sell Samstag & Co. eS a se Bad attended bere, Aacuszt Precinet station | iousiy lofty ideas, but with a sentimental affec- | {Aton.as » means of Brien ane Menial enerey | Order of the Rechabites, and ina long speech | Fo exclusively. are still selling the stock of Brad Adams at 442 | WW SH#INGTON HIDING ACADEMY Rachel Myer. a white girl, fell down the area- tion for his bronchitis and his piano—in short, many offices if electric lighting were substi- | spoke out frankly about drinking at White- 711 MARKET SPACE, 9th street, consisting of everything kept ing way of 124 D street southeast, about 6 o'clock | $2 ,Wnmitigated nuisance to all his associates. | tuted for gas illumination, Good digestion is | chapel, “A week or two ago, ona Saturday ay - | Public opinion in France was at first on the i i i a. lasti ; = y this morning, and was found by Officer Jones, | 28> . “ 4 essential to continued work with good, lasting | night.” sho said, “I was walking od Vhito- > ‘ who took her to the sixth precinct station. Ii | Si ‘ot the britant women, Lise, aidnotanre | power. Late rising, and still more hurried | Chapel road, and’as Tent apres! longing eae 4 Abu of lange size thie D wna AT a haces ilhtapaae=s tens BEST APPOINTED BOARDING STABLE IN THR was found et gn pollens of po rer fo be ungaliont afte ‘ke deen untimely jeoepee rast ba ae tela peg he into my heart that I could take some of the | oF a porrof Silk Embroidered Giove-Fitting Corsets, | Imported Bay Rum reduced to 25c. and | COUNTRY; #23 A HORSE PER MONTH, INCLUD. hospital, who, while out of her mind, had | dente, anu lanes @leaed Mane theo. cache“ onclusi ; y b ee | leading men of our land down into the midst | "gt { of the followi: ts with | 50c. for half pints and pints, full measure. | ING USE OF RING FOR EXERCISING. Amplecar eseaped, and she was returned to the hospital, | ¢th. and Georg P | the man is wearied, often tend to exhaustion | (i thefsnne Oke tis -y, degradation and | of ‘aivor more: A Lexepatte Handueane Bea emt | 's Pharmacy, 7th and E sts. €02 | riage room and special eccommodations for coschmem, > her worshipers, since posed as an extremely f ; A-dead colored male infant was f es-| > ~ — ¥ | as much as the unavoidable pressure of busi vt ga s ; 2 "2 ~ came = etl ol terday at 25th and H streets northwest > | ill-used lady. who, like charity itself, suffered p sin that were there, all springing from the feet Bo ariive Tes or ben ak dee bee | very hoagie Ob daa should have} | PUBLIC MUSIC RIDES EVERY SATURDAY Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup convenient. 25 cents, 4 NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Last night a slight fire took place at 2414 | 10ng.and was kind, and who was jilted by a| Drain work ie to partake of tet wotechoneng, | OF, this SEE colle Loe oe acy ce anal Sails. aestne “nectumest: Walk wan eae chicken-spirited man with a vile temper. | Pri age es Manca heated nas i Sn HORSES FURNISHED AT @1.50 RACH. begins, avenne northwest, which ‘Two bulky volumes on “Chopin as & Man and A slight cold, if neglected, often attacks . : guished by Officers the lungs. Browx’s Broncutat Taocres give | PERSONS RIDING OWN HORSES, 50 CENTS sure and immediate relief. Sold only in bores.| ‘Telephone call 928. Send for circular. 03 Next door to the Boston Variety Store, first-class stationery store. For bargains call | Instruction given to Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chil VALUABLE PSEA) FOR CASH CUSTO! | any hour during the day. Auction every even- | aren. 3 and then rest for half an hour before dinner; | ides, house after house tying with ene other ia —_ Given Ninety Days. thus the power of digestion and social enjoy- | BUT THE JUDGE SAYS HE DESERVED TEN TIMES a Musician.” which early next week Messrs, | {rm'ne,Power Of digestion and social, enjor- | Jeading men and women into deeper sin. How Novello will publish from the pen of Professor chief means of preparinga man to. withstan a | hey make downfall easier and more certain! F. Ss. Wiriaxs & Co, Frederick Niecks, will raise the old controversy {contented with the ordinary public-house, DRUGGISTS, Price 25 cents, i i the wear of business life is by careful training, | they have now invented a new method—that of — J. D. BROWS, AS LONG A SENTENCE. Ee ethene upon tea sinds of Gangs ane (bom physical and mental. ‘before he enters | having an arqway in the open strect, with| | @ | UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, 25 Per Cent Discount. ta14-3m nd This morning in the Police Court a young | character with the impression that she had | UP” the struggle and wear of business. One | only a counter; over which drink is served to Corner Sth 4a F ot 2.0, Horse-Blankets, Lap-Covers, and Harness at ——————————————— . “ f increasing the chances of longevity | the passer.t i é colored man named John Martin was arraigned | suffered much undeserved abuse, and that it | ™¢4P9 of ae tea the passer-by, so that the public need open no | are setting at wholesale to their retail customers. Wi on the charge of being # suspicious person. | would be incumbent upon a Chopis biographer | egy tuning jue caudwinly, Many 8 Bre, | door that they paz. All thew places areterved | Teilng a olemlers ek re cutee TB “What is the charge?” he asked. “Vagrancy,” | to defend her against his predecessors ‘and the want of preliminary exercise, which would not | DY }0U"s Sitls. Your hearts would have sick-| PATENT MEDICINES in the city. You are always if you could have looked on those young | SU) of ¥ettine them pure and iresh, as, we deal di; a Kyeessr's, 425 th st. cod! Quick Stop for Headaches. Relieves any headache i ‘mmLapeLPeta Store replied Bailiff Kendig. “Oh,” said the pris- | {fiends of the composer. But he confesses | be neglected by the athlete without disaster. A ba ceuet ““anmihe ehamnie diem faces. I say shame on us as a nation. In eee Will offer balance of Pur Trimmings ouer, ~if that's the charge, I guess I am | ton yor of tabos ne ae nmed his mind.* ——-+e+- America the amount of drinking is enormous. ick “br pip ia ee etien Qeneuttoden. guilty.” Policeman McNeal told Judge Miller | documents and of inquiry among friends and How Families Are Broken Up. But there is all honor to the nation in one re- ona Sky See, ony that he would like to have the court hear the | acquaintances (Liszt, Ferdinand Hiller, and | From the Chicago Inter-Ocean, - spect; their feeling about children and young Royal Glue mends broken dishes, chairs, eo ‘Weel Hoots, Setegunsens ae, testimony. ‘The officer then offered in evidence | Franchomme among others), some of whom ecadkctaee ett ¢ | izle Goes not exist in England. You never find | { soepa J-zrein Ospeul Tage a ae * ators; price was 40 to 60c., now 25a, # note which was the cause of the arrest. The | are now dead, brought to light new facts, ‘In| _ If You want to get an idea of the number of | § native-born American girl serving as a. bar- seein Gages 2: Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, a delicious note was sealed in an envelope and was ad- | about thirty pages of the closing chapter of | People who are at work down-town—men, wo- in the states. On all the land over which 3 or fat-producing drink which doesnot distress.4eo All that were 75c. t6 $1, now 50c, dressed to Mr. Veal. manager of Yewell’s | the first volume he traces that which he be-| men, boys and girls—take your stand any eve- the stars and stripes you will not find 20 Per Cent Discount on Domestic Sew- A few pair left of the 5-pound alle Srocery store, corner of 9th and M streets. It | lieves to have geen George Sand’s character, | ning at the intersection of Washington and | YU 8irls placed in positions of such tem ing Machines, at J. J. Houtisren’s, 905 F et, cnt nbetemanen® reads as follows and while doing justice to her literary genius | state strects, from winch point ast tation and danger. I cannot describe 7 cee” * “g semen “Wasmrxotox, D. C., Jan. 30. | he paints her as something akin to a mere » From witic® point more streetcars | the horrors of that scene in Whitechapel, the 15 |" — ae A full tine of Comforts, ~Mu. Veat: Will youplease send by the bearer | courtesan. He sneers at her “three great | Pull out than any other in the city. The stream | streets illuminated by, the lights of gin-palaces, 20| For Bright, Quick Fire and $21.50, and oblige Mrs. Haden. Let it be as | words.” to wit, “maternity,” chastity,” and | of humanity seems endless, Each hurrying There is the low theafer, which is doing tho 9 Png BE an 9 IN mr bt Comy Special bargains in Table Linena, soon as you can, please. From Mr. Hapes.” | “pride,” used ad nauseam in her writings, and | home, and each apparently happy that the day's | devil's work six days out of seven, These the- 79 | Coke. Senson fecreae Napkins and Towels. It was explained to the judge that a colored | caustically declares that “her conception of | Work is done. I stood there the other evening | aters are now being licensed to sell drink on Pi xelusive Agents. youth named Fred Saunders went in the words differ from those generally accepted, | watching the hurrying throng, when a boy | Sunday, as if six days were not enough! How | Bay Kum, Imported a — ae et aes i The | He accuses her of “supercilions haughtiness | about fifteen years old, with his tin lune! can I put before you the sin and misery of that | }oviniue, small si 1 = Ginghams at 123¢c. and self-idolatry” defects, by the way, not in. | Was passing. I thought I knew him and spoke | scene? ‘To sce the children flocking out of | Eo BGuee 2 AMUSEMENTS. separable from the character of others of her | his name. He turned back and looked at me | those dens of sin! I state no exaggeration, no Jam. BRS Gattepten Seen sex who have escaped blame by making no a a eaten. per since’ s ‘ean keris ic sople mkod ee ee 8) N — bli . ivtee. “You don’t know me?” e fe e ice reports. year you will find in Lon- 25 . Geceerod tact comny parcen tens bac tes. cote] dsta'ts bovwian 1 eid flee may naiah: Wr giin; | origins Gop ahiidies eater teeressesta eee eS Pion Avante her friends “condemned her conduct most un- | ‘Oh. yes,” in his boyish way, and offered his | taken up dead drunk, and there were 1,500 un- | & 1 N. ©. GOODWIN, CARHART & LEIDY, uivocally:” that one who ought to know | hand. I had not seen him for six years. When | der fourteen, and 2,000 under twenty-one. Oh! | Cashmere 8 ; “Jeseribed hier asa female Don Juan, and added | I last kuew him he was one of a fainiy of three | as L walked down the street it seemed ay if He See mys tye Beate early me. 928 7th and 706 Ket am, that people wouldby-and-by speak more freely | children; his father was prosperous mer- | called the Man of Sorrows, was by my side, and First Time here of the two Comedy Successes, because of her adventures,” w! Madame | chant, and his mother was a woman of culture | I prayed that there in the midst of store while employed by Mr. Haden. Maliay oo chetag thal thy cote aay | ca Gptaiod tu bot beieie; adie oon sbeeeenay'|sloall be Waa te aad? te beaks Bene aa Jadge Miller said that he could only give the | genius, but a woman with segeual appetites, | 48 a ee se Soule prboner ninety days, but that he deserved ten | with msatiable desires, accust@Med to gratify |“ is your father?” I asked. ames as long ® sentence. He suggested that a | them at any price, should she even have to| “He's living out inthe country; he isnot| A bill was reported favorably in the Penn- charge of forgery should have been made | break the cup after draining it.” anythii ” sylvania house of representatives yesterday against Martin. Prof. Niecks adopts style other?” legalizing pool-selling on race tracks. Five per “How old is the boy?” asked the judge of the aloo “She's at her tari te ee ee te Tr. joard of rnc! ire. “I don’t know,” replied the policeman; “but past “And your Amma Ellis, colored, was hung at Clinton, I guess he’s a man, Tecsuse ae aaye he is mar- i “At school, with my aunt.” N. C., Tuesday. for the murder of his father, ried.” “And your little sister?” Three thousand people witnessed the execution. Col. Fran! aide-de-camy o) BESZSESSTSTY eed « with mama.” “And you are at work?” Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Robt. trustee, et al., to J.W. “Yes, sir, in -—’s retail store. of Es EE it g I i u gL Wt i 8. on Gov, Bulkley’s staff, died at Ta “Bridge: » last of pneumonia, ‘ial is given in London to the statemant that Lord Sackville has been. pointed British at Further investigation has brought to it the fact that Miss the

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