Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WA SHINGTON. 3 _FOR_RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT—ZOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. JOK RENT—Fu UAKY 25TH INSTANT, bath: mi; brick 1229 N.J. ave. 8. 404 Richardson tand3 Bal ate © WONG! ol} 624 JOR BENT—CENTRALLY LOCATED—338 | Lg he ea Form all tod. 2 go0. BRADLEY, 27 Fat n-¥. 7OK KENT_BY THOS E WAGGAMAN, REAL F ESTATE BEOKER, 7 ¥ ST. NW. Pere FJetet = fe i . 8 & Ld e fd ag F2 Bez EF “STURES. ac. bet. 13th Store and dwell, 2007 rent, $50, 14th st. n.' a Ff .¥ ave. th ats. ry or u of the on For full ust ealratomee for bates ieavedos jtand 15th. Ija7l. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,- OR KENT—1141 7TH ST. N.W., SIORE AND > BRICK DERS & BuO., 1103 F et olw. . $i—HOUSE 473 C SI. N.W. HLL 918 La ave. 96-3 RENT BY R_ 0. HOLTZMAN, Fe REAL ste aud insurance Broker, 10th ard # sts... Sake or. FURNISHE! eee ave and Thomas circle, 177. 2300) D HOUSES. Ver. av. ur. N, 127.9166. asezee ---200 E near 24 b.w., Sou Br. Qaw., 1 CES. vay F at. nw....# Elexant Xators heated by sles, ators, by steam, from $20 to 890 STORES. 1026 Conn. sve. 1327 14th 152) 14th at. STABLES. S Conn. ave. m Conn. av 2.W. 3020 Conn. ay. (resr)...25 | 102% Conn. av. crear)...30 BK. O. HOLTZMAN, 10tn and F stanw. ty yw Brick, all mi... 201 J. us. GHAY & CO. 637 F at WIXDOW PRESS - BRICK dath with all dsorsely Ausshed: 3 nddsotn "30 ft. jp RAUrMAN, 10 Eat we provemen terraced parking. D. date-t* FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS R SALE-TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT—3 ‘Brick Houses corner 7th street #.e. ave ave, renting for $310 per year, for 63.100. Apel to FL. MOORE, $a7-3t "303 7th st hw. JOR SALE-S-STORY AND BASEMENT BRiCK— E ERT pwd lot 20x100 to 10- alley ; con: on easy terme, @ @ 1319 F & Main JOR SALE—A VERY DcsIRABLE PI-CE OF Property on Fat. MM PALER Houses in tue op the south side of k fron's bath; we are sell- 350; ternus'to suit EDt & bi ae nw. Fo BALE— Fi 1710 I ST. ¥.W, ‘hree-story Brick Residence: lt 23 feet front; tion one of te beat in city mat be sola nae (08, J. FISHER & CO, 387.6t 1324 F at (OR SALE— meres ia anacseee id N st 120 = SALE— 250, RoR bet isnd Kats. |13th st-bet@ and Hi sta.79 Bivoiti mw., bi ir 2, “128 H st. bet. 21st aud 220.65 AN Bk OBTAIN! AT OUR OF- Fi HOUSES CAN Bi INSPECTED ONLY BY PERMIT8 FKOM OUR OFFICE. HILL & 30) | ene Jat-atuth enn. ave.b. 623-2 BULLETINS ©. CE. THESE J O5 RENT-ONFURN ISHED. Sli B.W.......800| Barber shop., fur. $51 Bn.w. LOE ay 40| 2718 7th 2.W.., 1849 Ve ev. nw, 10 | G06 Callen st..5r. FURNISHED. 6 21717 2iet, 18r8....81,800 | 131] Mst.n.w..11781,500 a OUYLEn y hUTHERFO! a28-12¢° 1207 F stn. POR RENT 2537 PARE ST, MT. PLEASANT, 8 rootus, gas, water and bath; @30. 1712 dvdst., @ rooms, bath. newly papered : @27.90. %-room Frame ; cellar, latrobe and 4th st. n.e., 5 rooms, store: & 4nd latrebe: 81: DEEBLE, © rooms, water, 2 « in DAVIS & CO. 1319 Fst Pe A 921 F st nw. F%. RENT—A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BASE- ment py yd completed and built ior owner’: Use; situated on K st. bet. Conn. ave. and 18th ‘The ivterior finish is most srtistic, ed by. Eeinestas ase eet ean be Bae ¥ Fae are. « baum sg rtion of the perty on "ay Lat office for bulletin issuedoa tandistn. “fart © THOS. E.WAGGAMAR, ‘OK SALE—NEW SIX-ROOM AND BATH BAY Window Brick with all mod. imps.; 3 roomson a For full list and 15th. 9B SALE — A, 50-INCH UPRIGHT BICYCLE: THER TOP LANDAU IN area: fiat E bio” 3753 B SALE—FINE JRON GRAY GELDI Pt ee TN and Hill, Loudoun i. NCH, Hound Hill m Go, Va. RK SALF—FINE BAY HORSE: BLAt is stylish ai d docile: ean be driven bys ledy; thie 16 Purposes also Lixbt Busiuces Wao, id mrpose f 3 “Te Me P. MELZGER, 417 76h st. i. ROR SALE—THE LARGEST STOCK’ OF CAx hg: od Business. Weevns in Tiages, Coupes, Soecsty ino lara ack Botoe. woliee ex A second-hand, 4 ERs 8 Horie, 460 Pa ave. a7 SALE-YOUNG BAY HORSE, FIFTEEN hy weighs 1.000 pounds. we pnewy or ight wagou: free driver, Address 0. Star office. i OK SALE—A VERY HANDSOME SECOND-HAND Fk Coupe: cheep. Apply at 1328 New York ave. nw. FOE SALEGING BOYNTON AND TWO EXCEL- ses three uti Ses "Abi SCL ree ves. y ACADEMY, 6 1 Exat Capitol st rus F&, SALE—CHEAP—STOCK OF A FURNITURE and Stove Storé occupying one of the best stag pis to W PRESTO WiLLTAuisON. Attoraey sila, Rom 24, st. Cloud Building. Sa6-6t {OR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO- cery Store in nod locality; established trade: cash sales per day. £30; also few good book customers Cause for seliing, dissorution of partnership: terms cash, (ja6-2"] "RE. DEITRICK, 1230 11th at. 8, Fob, Sabi THE FOUNTAINS IN PHOENIX TER. Tace, East Cupitol st, bet. 2dand 3d; will Id ow to immediate buyer. . Apply to. T. Dd. Mot ¥ gu premises, or at toom 18, Hantic Building “95. JORDAN, General Avent. 46-21" FoR SAGE ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL SWEET ‘Toned Kranich & Bach, aligntly used, Parlor, Up bargain, at G. . a28-2w* 1 Pianos at & TOY 7th st, nw, {QR SALE ONE LIGHT, THREE-SPRING ‘gon. uearly new: also Horve and Harness ; cheap freoid ar once. Call 620 0 at nw. _Je4-3t* “R SALP—A MAGNIFICE: UBLE Harness, in perfect condition: orwinal cost $200; will sell for $60. Apply at EUBANK'S Hi to Wah’ Nailors Stables, f bet. 139g aud 1a next to "nN rr" ant t ste. Dw. 2 Se ae FE SALE—A ONE-VAN TOP TOAD WAGON, first-class ms! early new. FLEMMING'S Stable, bth E Je4-3t" we E—AT PRIVATE SALE—BARE OBANCE, fine bay Carriage Horse, wuited for family or busi: Nese use; extraor culars 2 ar driver; no faulte. Als Re $e2-Or_ | BSctiiom “W. tt HOPRING & CO, 1ALOF aC new. | Goube Hockuway paneled body moder styles perfect jet Ty MR gE FPO S4EE-AN ELEGANT NINE-ROOM Hous | Poth the very best make and nearly new. Must be old hysician, Apply & Dupont Circle. ‘iaeLwe on 13th st., one square from Low. for an; offer to settle an eatate at once, Call pri- pb A es ja?-im 'W. 1. HOPKINS & CO. vate stable rear 1501 K st. uw. “ pig ed 6 HILLYER PLACE. THREE- | 70% sALE—iwo FIVE-BOOM BRICK HOUSES | OR SALE—A FINE TEAM OF LARGE BLACK gale ainke Loman Fare, Hee antes on on Ast. tet. 7thand Sth ne. Reutine for #0 Fitts, handsome Landau and Harness, ut ono~ butlers pautry and Kitchen, all on Brat door; four | PGL,,me. Price §3,800. W. 1 HOPKINS & CO., | {ind their coxt. ‘Call st GHEEN’S Stables, @ rt. bet, bed roo! floor, WM. B KING, gué Fat | 1420 F st. n. da?-1m_ | Oth and “ B _e4-e0-5 p26 5 LE PIECE OF PROPERTY | POR SALE—PRIVATE—AT PURCHASERS OWN EE OR SA! AN ELEGANT, CE OF TY JOR RENT—022 H N.E., NINE ROOMS; NEWLY ou 13th st, near G nw. ; 26 feet iront; renting tor | J Prices, until the 24th of January, Horse (fine rider F inted; first-class condition; mod. imps., $18; | 860 per mo. Price $9,000. W. 1. HOPKINS & CO., | 8nd ives) Carnage Gn order), Harness, Liv- S28 "10th he, 6 rooms, excelent condition, $18 per | 1420 F st. n.w. Ja7-1m * | Ory, ur Hobe snd Cape, Rubber Cosh 8c... ey ed Inv. gach. Go # SCHAFFER 695 Dw. d3l-ane FOE SALE VERY NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK ‘sand Gent's saddle, Reception and other Dresves JOR RENT—1720 14TH ST. N.W.; NINE ROOMS, | At Dwelling: six rooms, bath and all m.i.; lot is 16x | Opera und other Wrapa; also, Suinmer Clotine ‘fine spring well water in yard; perfect order; #40 | 67.6 to 10-toot alley. 626 Q st_n.w.: $3,600. For | ‘Trunks, several picccs of Furniture, &e., by faiuily ro. Apply on prensises ‘or at Li"Kobpia's | permis jo inspect apply to SWORMSTEDT & BRAD- | going abroud aud wishing to avoid ‘or stor: Butiaiow, cbr. Yuh abd F ste. nw. "430-1 | LEY, 927 F st, Ja8-6t_ | Address, with stamp, box 137, Star of Fx SALE—THREE BEAUTIFUL CuK Houses (two doubie) in the Sorthwest at Mod: ites, BH ROBERTSON, 1515 Het. jaG-3t" VOR SALE—A ROW OF FOUR TEN-ROOM BRICK Dwellings on 1st st, near M u.w.; these houses rent splendid investment atthe rite, sis, 2-25 Je splendid investmen rice, viz, #2200 eae M2060 SWURMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 E— 'Y, SELL AND BUILD HOUSES. 4 iv real estate we have it. ‘Loans negotiated and Fire Insurance placed. rita JONAS & GIBBS, {ith and F sts, Fok SMELONE (OF THE MOST Br AUTIFCL Little Homes in Wal be seen to be 6 may tr nid, OF. bh OFFICE. fe Bes 12.50 931 Fat o.ws id 2, 32.40 F AL E BU! If you want a bai |): OB BE NT—REASONABLE—JUSt COMPLETED, an Artistic House of 12 rooms, near Dupont circ! tmanteis, electric bell A H.SE: schdbon jmust FOR RESTA FORSISHED HOUSE IN A MORT | avpreciated just completed : 1102 New Hampshire Koon 5 Retlowe Buulding, 1 Foe BSE 0es 7a ony bd. sF_1225 CONN A CRN ISHE OR ished, Eleven Rooms, all conveniences; ce very low to sunall family. Apply o2,the eget 2 ~N.W., CONTAINING 9 ~ Bat icdern Hnprovements; h. Also that Elegant Residence 1401 B st wa will be leased for » term of years. Is B MOHUN, 1331 F st. B, Carroll st. se., Sr. thew GF Be 91a 3 NUOO N.J. ave. te RRL T, 13th nd road, OT Wilcox court, FLATS. st. ar. 0 3 25.00 2113 H 2. B.e., Gr. N. Capitol, Gr- 10. Sd stm w..6r.18. Ww. Gr. 18. Pyerererererarders) tr ES x 112 Léthet now. > convenient location: Just of Conn. ave.; wil be | sve; ull modern improvements; brown stoneand press ted at a moderate rent 1 we Year or season. ie splen mi NQ2s. iLL, & JOHNSTON, 1003 Ben. ave: D.W. Fenidences erected Sm the vicinity KRENT—FU NISRED-ONE OF THE MOST “606 Lines rw. Elegantly and Completely Furnished Houses on K Ce BCE ate SE BeWis O00 YORE OF LOT ETES Ay BATES & CO. ceton et. between 1th and 428-2w 1407 Fat. new. )R REN T_902 0 ST. N.W., 9 ROOMS, ALL also. bath; is per mouth. Luquice of FRANK “I~ BROWNING. 416 Sth st mw. it Dr. Hammond's residence—or emen 5 8. C, FITZOERALD, 1211 F st. JOR SALE—1008 M W.; TI E-S1 g24 Back Building Brick; ten rooms would trade for good 34-3 8. JOR RENT OR SALE_EASY TERMB—124 6TH | 1654110 toalley. rice $8000, Hey tere st. n.e, Bay-window, . 9 rooms, cellar, 224 Lath st. furnace ‘snd all. itn fect condition. d13-1m Louisiana ave. WALLACH PLACE; SIX ROOMS, are 3 14th st. {OR SALE—NICE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD neighborhood, 10 per conton #1440. if fold st once will take $1400. Lerms to suit, Apply toS. BOKER, 322 12th stnwe jad Sth Tio PQE SALE us oT st, SETPARTICULARLY 3457 Handsome ‘Solidly Buiit 7-room Bay Window i400 1G Sat, H.W. Or... 30 | Pressed Brick, 19 fect front; cemented cellar; large ie ag Hoh atlaw, Fis | Hitchen aid vind, Latest nudera improvements, Neat car line Susy Pied OCB at, Bowe 50e..-.20 WILLIAM MAYSE, O16 Uthist.u.w. 13th ALE—TWO 5-ROOM BRICKS—COMFORT- Net, Houses—Katse., $1,000; rented $10; lot Peta 6x70. M. P. CALDWELL, 1831 F at. uw. Jatt? aoa ‘OR SALE LEGANT NEW 8-K00' Fee Bricks, m.t., Cs! 16275; 94,800. big ba tb easy terms. ‘ELL, 1 5) F st, nw, i. OR SALE—N NW. conven lor, dininy souses , treed chambers aud bat ted cellar an be sized cham pai 5 cel F ome MOMS Ree Ser whole house. Price, $4,200. +P st. 2. a28-12t* TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F at. POR SALI {state in alley bet. 19th & 20th, Pa av. & Lat..20 50 Stable a alley bet. 1:h dh K & KUT betas : 0 aud 20th, G and H st 1 OMA P\KK—A NICE sIX-| OOM en and Ceilar House; lot 75x220; only $1,800. ‘ait 10 | MEDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 Fst. Jad-nt d Hiets. nw. | JOR SALE—THREE TWO-STORY BRICK DWEL- lings, X rooms and bath, ou K st. ne. between N. Capitol and 1st sts. ; now rented for 820 per month enc! 3 will sell one or ail for $a cas SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F. 02, SALES HANDSOME Bi DWELLING, pressed brick frout, 100% fast Capitol st: two 3 3,10 rooms an 2, S| ty $7, ory and Basement Brick House; brown on youth side Mass. ave. bet. 10th 10 rooms wnd bath and ail m. 1. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F nw. H, FOX & BROW 1437 Penn. ave. nw. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. stone frst story 1th » 18T AND 2D NS Is THE TIME TO SECURE A HOU: ‘ront, Just com- EN, Byatenclle. | For rent—New §-room. House ear | bas LEWIN, fou sth ee memes we 28 0t | Beds: ait nod, 8 yenences, only aequare and a hu Sth st. SS: om street cata Pr , ‘A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY, Fives) “Lot “SWORMSIEDY & BRADLEY, 927 F n.w. mi Fo ‘ 3 eo SEE ene = o SUR SALE—TWO El OOM HOUSES, improved by a new house, stable, fruit trees, Kk ee araad Ck 09 and 911 N.C. ay; fronts; brown stone first story. subdivide nicely; price, €4,500. arn nee BAVi5'S Stone, 606 Fats huedern couveuieuces; will sell No. 91 varlors and ull 1 tor 86,500 {OK SALE—FARMS OF ALL SIZES AND AT ALL | aud No. YO for $5,500. Prices on the Metropolitan on Washin, ja4-6t_ SWORMBTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F aw. bh. Beautiful land for subdit Sp aI aa EE REL f $0 60-100 to 300 and 500 0 40 | F'etery dizcroom Erick Dwellings oa New Hane of 40 1 acres up ry acres: #330, story Six-room Brick Dwellings on New and $150 per acre JOHN 0. JOHNSON, ahireave.: 83, oS iA Jadot Atiantic Building. JOR SALE—FARM—NEAR GHIMES’ X ROADS. Prince Geo, county, Md., contains 65 a, 7r,aud cel- lar dwelling, iarve baru and other outbuildiuss, 2,000 fine fruit trees allin ful] bearing, 3 a. in strawberries, I a in ruspberries, 1,000 cullvaied blackberries soil Licht osm and in ‘fine condition. Will sell asa whole for $5,200, of will seli 16s. and ituprovemeuts for $3,000. "For particulars apply to J.B. CUL- 00. ‘On iu reur of the above, Two Two-story Six- room Bricks? 82.500 euc... ‘This property is iu the right location and make pos- sible pleasant homes in the West End tora. tte Bovey, Call on JOEN F. WAG! Lt & CO., 600 F at. n.w. de4-3t F SIX ACKES AT BRIGHTWOOD, D. the terminus of 7th st. ca terms. aay LOUIS P. SHORMARER E—NORTHEAST—2D Bi Tey all JOR SALI Bt Fees vi Toved section of the Distric wood ; also ¥lace of 1 at Brightwoou, near terminus of y feted aha Ce HUURE P. SHOEMAKER, 920 Fot, u.w. jat-6t HARLES W. HANDY, 921 F st_n.w. (OR SALE—OR EXCHA! 0) |ALE—F NEAK 191H ST. N.W, THabE- track of Southern or Western Land, # Valuabl Pensaene a aed 30; price $10,000, Business Property, peying large incoue. TG BH. WAKNER & CO. BEALMEAL, 31 St. Paul st, Baltimore, Jad-3t O16 F st. FLOR SALE-—CORNER N AND 12TH STS _N.W. Three-story brick Dwelling with all modern cou" Yeuiences ; ap elegant property. SALE~$3,000 WILL PURCHASE A FARM | of 150 ‘acres ‘directly sts station 14 miles out. RAMUEL BEALMEAR, 310 St, Faulet, Baitiinore, ca BH. WARNER & CO., 1S BYATISVIDLE, BLAD- 916 F st nw, station, from Pe ER 6: DL STS. NE; Bn I tI cnc a ‘G-room, Frame, Lot 1x90, with “large Fes SALE—A FINE FARM OF 106 ACKES WITH | Parkine and wide trees. VP Don 0-roout Dwelling, Lwo Teuements aud all Qut- B KENT ¥ AND rapidly impror istorhouds “Ap- r ng neighbor! ‘WESCOTT & WILCOX, __ 1907 Pu ave. THAT NEW THKEL-S1OR’ ‘Stone iwell ES 78 JACKS EY, NEAR GOV- Priuting ofice, # Brick House, 4 rooms, b. CONNELL, Grocer, Ist and Hata. uw. €09 10th wt 1 te 10 7u9 Oth at u.e., Tre. 20 _det-6r ee ___ RO F at nw. UK KENT — S08 EAST CAPITOL ST.: T oO 3, £40; also 1 ee ar. a otore: ei tt. 1... 13.30 1026 F. 1Y 4Lu.w aro 50 Kear 122 G st. WASH'N DANENSOWE! 1115 Fe 2 RENT— 13 F at. 2.W..seceseee: ¥ buildings, mile from Highland station and 4 lunnies trots Washington; $10,500. 80 acres on both at branctisille, $90 to $150. Several houses at Hyattsville ct: Bit SS JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL )- KOM | BRICK Frice $29,000, uses at Hyattaville cucap. 148 acres below Insane | “gyg' nny OR Coun. ava eer Hs rite OO. aayiun. anki ; Seabrook, $10. 140 acres, wane ae EN So acres at Ardwick sta, ® WOR SALE— A COMFORTABLE SIX-ROOM Frame House, 909 12th st. un w., $4,000. “dad-3t CHARLES W. HANDY, 021 F st. n.w. dt SALE—ON METROMOLITAN BRANGE FOR BALE, CHEAP HOME, OB PAYING INVE! and O., Lote, Cottages, Country Homesand Fabuis, went; 5 teautiul New Brick Houses, first-class Easy terns, COOKE D. LUCKETT, wit Reighborkood; 8 rooms, bath, cemented cel- bb 935 © staw wered, cubinet mantels of cherry, 4 latrobes and rence in eaca one square from two lines of streets cars and c light; five squares frvin iuarket wud, schools; coneveted streets , 015 an 'O Map at. Dow.) a O to Moun near Oth cheapest houses W. A. COULT! JOK SALE—412 AND 414 house. elect DENTISTRY. ‘AL INFIRMAR’ ‘TH FILLED ificial teeth inserted withuut charge, G Dot of material, at 1925 H st. L.w., the Dental Depart. ment of Columbian University, from 2 to 5 pan. daily, except Sunday. ¥ open from October 1 to ave. CE MAPLE AV of Copxresiin Droit Park, opposite residen: sun = ner-Gm. | Butterworth, 10 rooms, larg: Kk STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, vTH ST. as faite Fillings © specialty. Aching teeth “Appi 3 wa 4 % cation Wo gums prevents paib im extracting.” Hours: SES & WEA bw, ye i oH + Mr. Ph it; lot 1 ARCHITECTS. 340 eitit wind part balance mont = VON DabT {OK SALE—GAEAT BARGAIN—ALLEY oO. “anourrecr, | e! erty, cetteal ecailon, ‘pear Veuion otice, groom We. 5 wate : selS-5m* Washiuiog, D.C. ay ere ‘Apply BLLLINGEL & Co., 033 Fob new: a — ASHI) ARCHIT! URAL OR SALE—JUST COMPLETED, AN 3 ISTIC (T WASEIND BRIDGE WORKS. =e owe, of, 8 Foom™ pear Duporit circle: cabinet EDWARD L. DENT, M. E., Proprietor. Teast House of 12 rooms and bat beet facilities in the city for all kindsof Iron | above. A. SEMMES, Rooms 5y, Kellogy. “fine SuSqucstal Cast nd Wrought fron’ Work « | Sea ; peal ereire ana Tuackine work dousia | FRO8, SALE — DESIRABLE SUBURBAN Se"icchaces iu de’ Disteict of Columbia tor tho | abd Cofumertvnn Dwelling. Wettere Works Cor iid and Weter ste Teg of Washington tity, and several Cis Cine, 14ISG at Bw, Tel 435-5” dalton tea ots in ail pavta of Ls Weabingwon. DO | forsale. Apply to W. 0, DENISON, T E 410-2m Real Estate Agtae Ged Freon w. RE NERGIZER. 0 ent Fetate 29 F st. JR SALE — LARGE DOUB! BRICK FAMILY pactual tert Os SERCIION BEARS. ih cametens | toc saneh: “ARES EN Re stanie, Bene ices ou 8 y b + a ha ‘Suice aload in ‘power dev ‘Teated ip Cami" a = Foe. SALE-HOUSES AND Lots IN MOUNT Pleasant 7. & HERI ocieam pester nL La B. 1 workman Hameed a18-3m 508 Oth st. nw. FOE SALES PIANO BARGAIN. WE HAVE JUST received 6 more of those beautiful New England Pianos, with embossed bronze panels of the very latest design, ‘These instruments are known for, thelr rich tone afid auleidid wearing qualities, Erice @285 + $10 cash and $10 per month. Ifyou want the finest Piano iu the world xet the SOHMER Piano. HUGO, WORCH & OQ. mer Piano Agen! 925 7th wt, nw. 7-6m JOR SALE— SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANOS, medium and large styles; finest makes; at surprising bargains for cash or monthly payments, ‘Take sdvantage of this opportunity. It's for this iy. GRIMES’ PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Penney! ALI ‘AND STEINWAY bhouinger Mahogany Uprixht, (new), 8350. ithiy. ‘Lhe Shoninger is now ‘sold by Oliver wn Co. as“ jug piano.” THOMSON & Co. 413-1 31 PENNSYLVASIA Inported Birds aud Cayes and mou Pigeons. EGE SALEGAN ELEGANT CHiCK! full iron frame; overstrune, anc ‘he price will surpriseyou, PF 514 11th st. ALE—FRED ZELLER. : -W., Dealer in EKING PI iu good order’ KW & CONLIEF, —WKAPPING PAPER AT REASON- . Apply to Business Ottice Evening Star AND FREIGHT beam: light Steamer: feet long, 14-foot ES h it; will carry 100 sengers, JUHN CUM- BEKLAND N, Foot of nw. "die OK SALE-LARGE CHINESE _SACRI Bulbs, and Wire ant it. LILY Flower stands, “SCHMID's, 317 a7-io OUNG PARROTS, MOCKING BIRDS, quariums, Fish Food, Spratt’ Dog Food and Medic nd for illus. Catu: jeuud Price List, SC! Store, 317 iZuw, IMPORTED JAPANESE Fee SALES EINES Fantail Gold Fishes ever offered in this city; for le cheap. at EDW. 8. SCHMID'S Bird Store, 317 h st. a. 414-1: NT—NEW BRICK STABLE IN . LW. ; 3 stalls and room for 3 car- Muges; water and gaa, Apply to BEALL, BKUWN & CU. LARL F at, 0-2m 230-2 {OR SALE—BEFORE ID Fiano ot exchangivg your o UKY PALACE OF MUSIC, ‘and see th titul new U TING IN A NEW Ch Walnut, lish Oak, Cherry apd Kesewood. jd ror cus or ob mouthly’ payinentta of $10. Old Squares takeu in exchange full value allowed, 230 ‘OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- Guires no boiler; avoids all expenmve attendance; Lo lose of time; no h: ‘ular FE andling of tucl.. Send for eine and price lint. ALLAUF, a 7th st. “niz-t FOR SABES ME "ANARY Wirda Bird cheap at the BIRD STORE, 7 Tay uo?-3mi* Forse BUG- gies of all kinds ou ensy terms, COOK & JARBO! Bey. auze 0 EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE within the District of Columbia at lowest cate of interest, in sums te suit, "GEO, W. LINKINS, a, ith and H BUSINESS CHANCES. RARE CHANCE—“LILY DAIRY: satisfactory reasons for selling; a good list of ers; also ®new side delivery wagon aud a Apply to M. J. FLLZGLRALD, 244 436 &e. i = A LONG ESTABLISHED P! eben pope iptrn ba oa range eet GT a et CON TB aad 87 ate Ee SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, ‘Well Located and Doing Good Box 40, Stur office, of HN SHERMAN E CO, (Formeriy of this city), Investwent Bankers, ‘Ban Diego, Cal, Seven and eight per cent interest, with the very best of real estate security, priucipal and interest to be paid am W uslunnseto ‘ew York, as desired. Our at- ution 18 given exclusively to this business and any jouey loaned through us will be carefully and safely placed ou undoubted security, San Dieyois oneot the most promising cities of tive Pacific coast. Upon ap- Phcation We will gladly furnish any information sired. da CAPITAL WANTED—TO TAKE A SHARE FOR 85.000, with seven others in like amount—com- pany to maufucture buiidiig material ; stundsng order Jor Output; the sane business is established ya ten other cities; rights secured Room 7Y, Corcoran buildin, 10 au, jad-cow (A TAMTY WITH SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS would Ike to Buy # Sinall Mercantle Busiuess, Call or address B, TLL G at. new. Jad-ut® V , ANTED—CASH FUR TWO TRUST NOTES OF 6 86, eed each; one Freie Arie § Tub; aged er ceut interest: given for defer ents on Whaitngton eatste.. Jas. BEALMEAK. V3 F st. Room 4. Jad-3t* JALVESTON, TEXAS, 7 |. TRUEHEART & CO., Real Estate and In- Yestors’ Agents. Letubiished 1857. New ork city refereuices: BMcrtow, Wiss & Cv.,éud “Tradeamen's 2m Nat, Bunk, PE WORLD Do MOVE" UEMEMBER THe i oes Seige es eer bas cut the oa; watches cloaan Zat-cinss Ibaln-sprinugs, Warraiied cue year, 817 all clock aud Jewelry: work ‘at the lowest prices iu tie city; We dery colmpetit ition, 1224 Fst. u.w. aul7 cus: horse, coveted. to DAVID 1, Blue signs.) 37-3* by seventeen patents. or Norwrrnspaxprya Tne Mixp Weatuer OUR THADE IN FURS HAS BEEN BEYOND OUR EXPECIATIO: We are replenishing our stock with s fine selection of SEALSKIN JACKETS AND FUK SHOULDEL CAPES In the most popuiar furs, among which is our ASTRACHAN CAPE WITH THE “QUEEN ANNE” COLLARS. MUFFS, BOAS and RUSSIAN COLLARS, All these goods we offer at reduced rates. ‘To close out a lot of long cloth garments we will make a reduction of 25 p ut, which will be found desirable garwents for 83,810, 12 and 815, ITINEMETZ & SONS, 7 Peun. ave., through to 13th at. azs8 Great Repvcrroy. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT, 1,000 HORSE BLANKETS and COVERS at a Dis- count of 20 Per Cent tor cash only to close them out, 100 CARUIAGE LAP ROBES at a Discount, for . Tronk and Cush Ouly,of 10 Per Cent. at the Fictory of JAMES 8. TUPHAM, 431-2e06t 1231 Pennsylvante ave. Aroure. persons desiring to have s Pure, and Stimulating Anew and special brewing of the BAR- THOLOMAY BREWANG Co., NY. Price, $1.50 per case of two dozen Pints, delivered to any part of the city. 908 JATH 8ST. N.W, 441 227-3 APOLLO. CREATES many a new business; “ ENLARGES many an old business; REVIVES many a dull business; RESCUES many a lost business; SAVES many a failing business; coll PRESERVES manya large business; | Andred Walder, SECURES success in any business, |C2use her husband was beating her. He was To “advertise judiciously,” use the coiumns of Tux Evextxo Stan. Everybody in the District | thing toward breaking up the disorderly reads it; ‘and, in proportion to the returns it yields | hideous in tha atertisers, its rates are much the cheapest. The Georgetown University Lectures. Rey. N. Russo, 8.J., who is to deliver a lec- ture at Georgetown college tomorrow evening, ‘has the reputation of being one of the greatest russters of the scholastic system of philosophy. Father Russo has filled the chair of philosophy at Boston college for several years. He bas published a work, “Summa Philosophie,” which is generally regarded as the best compendium of the scholastic system that has yet apposed. Father Russo at prevent holds the cbair of rae a head and ethics in Georgetown —_._—_ An Actor Out of a Job. This morning in the Police Court Leon Waters, a young actor, was charged with being asuspicious character. He has been hanging around the Globe thester and claims to have been waiting for an engagement, He showed that he had been Lofydlnae shoe the Frank nepdra er wd ‘and Was only temporarily out red a Pas ‘he court place: Barwmase @20 a a Home for Aged Women. The annual meeting of the subscribers of the Epiphany church home for aged women was held last evening at 1319 H street. Officers were elected as follows: Rey. R. H. McKim, president; J. H. C. Coffin, vice president; Rev. A. T. Johnstone, chaplain; W. T. Titcombe, secretary; L. J. Davis, treasurer, The physi- cians are George Harrison, M.D., and Dr, King, and the consulting physician Dr. W. W. ores manage for th i ill be 1 ma rafor the ensuing year will be Messrs, J. H. C. Coffin, Murray Addison, J. T. Armes, W. T. Titcombe, L. J. Davis, Dr. H. 3. Noble, E, 8. Hutchinson, W. D, Baldwin, Samuel H. Maddox, J. L. Edwards, R. 8, Chew, Perry B. Price, Thomas Blagden and M. W. Beveridg ‘The ladies’ visiting committee will be com- fore of Miss Margaret Washington, president; ra, R. Stone, secretary; Miss Emma Janey, Miss Sarah H. Coleman, Mrs. M. R. Waite, Miss Lizzie Joseph, Mrs. J. Q, Evans, Mre, W. J. Wilson, Mra. F. W. Schley, Mrs. John J. Tap- n, Mra, C. C. Glover, Mra. C. Carlisle, Mrs. James and Mrs. W. B, M. Woods, Mrs, Mary E. Gilmore will be the matron. ‘The Sarasate-D’ Albert Concert. What Mr. Henry E. Abbey does ho generally does well, and in bringing two such artists to Washington as Pablo Sarasate, the violinist, aud Eugen D'Aibert, the pianist, he. exceeds even himself. Since Rubenstein and Wieniowski there have not been in America such musicians as these, and praise of them would seem to be a work of supercrogation. Sarasate is a violinist unexcelled in all the world, and though he tunes his strings to core the highest measures, there is such grace and beauty and soul in his music that even the simplest may enjoy the divine harmonies of his wonderful making. ‘his is the real music, and only the artist bor can give it voice. What Sara- te isto the violin his concert companion D'Albert is almost, if not quite, to the piano. A performer of marvelous technique, he is not the iess the interpreter of music's deepest meaning. Wherever these artists have ap- peared they have won enthusiastic applause, and the press is aunt im its praise of their work, In this city the best andience Washing- ton can furnish is promised, and already the sale of seats at Droop’s music store has gone beyond $1,200 for the concert at Lincoln hall on Thursday evening. —————— Another Pistol Carrier Fined. Philip Williams, a colored man, wasin the Po- lice Court this morning charged with being loud and boisterous and carrying a weapon, which he drew on Charles Kelly in Nathan Brown’s saloon. He claimed to be working out beyond Mount Pleasant and thought he needed @ pistol for his protection, Judge Miller, how- ever, said that carrying a pistol did not give a working man a very good reputation, especially when he draws it at the first provocation. Wil- liams was fined $10 for being loud and boister- ous aad $50 for carrying the pistol. Judge Miller said he was sorry he could not send him to jail, for he wanted fo break up this habit of carrying weapons, a Knights of Honor Installation. Last evening the installation of the officers of Potomac lodge, Knights of Honor, was the occasion of a pleasant reunion of the members of that order and their friends at an uptown restaurant, where an elaborate ipper was served after the close of the exercises in the lo room. Grand Dictator G. H. Cooper, P.G. D._D. C. Morrison, Agsistant Dicta- tor D. J. Evans and G. J. Bates were the in- stalling officers, The new officers are: Robert Truland, dictator; J. W. Palmer, vice dictator; G. B. Abrams, assistant dictator; W. H. Hutch- ison, reporter; Geo. H. Cooper, treasurer; J. W. Wisner, financial reporter; John R. Gisburn, chaplain; J.T. Hall, guide; L. H. Emmons, dian; J. B. Dutton, sentinel. The order of nights of Honor is a mutual benefit organi- zation, with a membership of about 130,000 in the United States and 500 in the District of Columbia. ——— Miss Aldrich’s Debut. Anumber of prominent society people, in- cluding Mrs, Stanford, Mra, Hearst, Mra. Stew- art, Mrs, Dolph, Mra. Daniel and Mrs, Jones, will not receive Thursday in order that they may attend the professional debut of Miss Letitia Aldrich in Miss Seawall’s comedy, “Maid Marian,” atthe New National theater Thursday afternoon. The President and fam- ily will be present in one of the boxes, Wash- ingtonians will remember the charming acting of Miss Aldrich as Galatea in the excellent amateur performance of “Pygmalion and Gal- atea” at the National two years a; Many bere take a deep interest in the success of the gifted young lady, whose career as a star opens under the most favorable auspices, Officers of the Medical Society. The medical society of the District of Colum- bia has elected the following officers for the en- suing year: President, Dr. 8. M. Burnett; vice presidents, Dra. G. N. Acker and G, W. Cooke; treasurer, Dr. C. W. Franzoni; corresponding secretary, Dr. T.C. Smith; recording secretary, Dr. 8. 8. Adams; librarian, Dr. J. H. Mundell; board of censors, Drs. G. C. Ober, J. T. Winter and L. L, Frederich; board of examiners, Dra, C. H. A. Kleinschmidt, G. N. Acker, 8. 8. Adams, L, Eliot and H. L. E. Johnson. a Real Estate Matters. A. A. Thomas has bought for $62,000 of Mary E. Read lot 2, block 3; 2, 7, 10, 16, 18 and 23, block 7; 2, 9,14, 15, 20, 24 and 25, block 8; 3, 6, 9, 18 and 14, block 9; 17, 22, 27 and 28, block 10; 8, 12, 15, 19 and 24, block 11; 1, 5, 12, block 12; 7 and 8,block 13; 3 and 6, block 14; and 1, block 15, Bloomingdale, A. C. West has bought for $7,300 of G. E. Ham- ilton sub lot 115, square 362, 19 by 9234 feet on 8 between 9th and th streets northwest, Files gt ry pie pod pera ot P. mb su ware 362, feet ons street between 9th and 10th streets wep er west, W. H. Barnes et al. have bought for $15.000 of 8. J. Owens lot 5, Cuckold’s Delight, 7 acres on Brentwood road. Win. H. Barnes and John L. Weaver, have bought of Samuel J. Owens 19.53 acres of McCeney's subdivision of Cuckold’s Delight, front on the Brentwood road and adjoining South id. The price paid was $15,000, ee Corinna (to her little brother, who insists on “staying up,” tothe greatannoyance of both herself Mr. Wilkins) —-F; don't you think you had better go to bed now?” iyv—‘No, Iwant to see Mr. Wilkins ex- before I go.” me 3 “Gdod what can child mean?” anaes Freddy—“I heard Corinna tell mamma that you were about ready to ‘pop.’ ”—. i¢ “You are about to marry, George?” “It is a fact, my boy. “Permit me to Co: tulate you. Of course, she is the sweetest girl in the world?” “Well, I should say so.” “Beautiful in form and face?” “You bet!" “Angelic in disposition?” “You're ‘rage 0 “Worth Boston Courser. GEORGETOWN. Dears or a Weit-Kxows Crrizex.—Charles 8, Hein, the artist, died this morning at 2:0 o'clock at his residence, 2804 P street, after a long illness from typhoid fever. He was forty- six yearsold. The funeral will take place on Thursday st 10 a.m. from Holy Trinity church, Aggrsts.—Cries of “murder” and “police” heard last Offcers Su’ . to come from the wife of colored, on Factory hill, be- ——By the arrest of six yo! col- ored men Fe ae ig hill last night for ais- orderly conduct the officers to do some- ight CaTTLe Manxet.—The following sales of live stock at Drovers’ Rest, D.C., yesterday are reported: 50 cattle up, allsold. Best, 4c. to Bec; S30. to 4c.; medium, 3c. to 33¢c.; common, 23¢c. to 3c, 150 and lam! Lambs, 5c. 7c.; sheep, S¥c. to 6e.; yearlings, 53¢c. to calves, Se. to Te. 10 cows and calves, Market brisk. TEMPERATURE axD CoxpITion oF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls—tem: ture, 58; condi- tion, 36. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 45; condition at north connection, 36; condition at south connection, 36, Distributing reservoir— temperature, 49; condition, 36. that assemble on street corners and make Reported for Tae EVENING STAR. Nacxx's Bopt Buovest Home.—Undertaker Wheatley went to Washington this morning and brought to this city the remains of Au- gustus Nagle, killed yesterday by falling from Gibson's building. Nagle’s home was on Queen street adjoining the corner of Patrick street. He had, when in his youth, served some time in the United States navy, and had many friends here. Tue Coxrepxrate Sotpren.—The event of last night here was the lecture of Dr. Bedford Brown at the Opera house upon “The confed- erate soldier.” Commander Smoot, Mayor Downham and other gentlemen occupied seats on the stage, Dr. Brown, who had been sur- geon first under Gen. Lee in West Virginia and afterward with him in the army of northern Vir- inia, beld for an hour the attention of the au- tory in a masterly delineation of the soldier of the lost cause. Couxty Covrt.—The county court, Judge Chichester, completed its session yesterday af- ternoon, The main business of the court was that of the grand jury, which found true bills against Grant Smith, assault; Frederick Butler, breaking into # chicken hotse, and Jobn K. Bowen et al., assault. They refused to find a bill against Justice Henry Drummond, misuse of public money. A nolle pros. was entered in the case of John T. Burch, charged with tres- pass. The case of Taylor agt. Brown was dis- missed, Deayus.—Jeremiah Gentzman, a well-known watchman on the river front, fell dead last pieainy on Union street near Walsh's mill, where he was employed. He was a soldier in the Union army from Pennsylvania, and at the close of the war married and settied here.— Mrs. J. Hieronimus, wife of a King street dry goods dealer, died this morning at her home on Washington and King street. Norrs.—Messrs. W. B. Le Due, Julius Em- mer, F. G. Norris and Jobn T. Lippard of Washington have obtained a charter here for the Columbia alumiuuta company.——The commissioners’ report upon the road from the New bridge to Hall's hill has been submitted | and now lies at the court house for examina- tion and exception.——Kose Quander, who es- caped from the work house a short time ago, was caught and sent back yesterday. ssdates coh iv Fashions for Men. From the Clothier aad Furnisher. Green in the invisible dark shades will be a color permanently seen in mixed suitings and spring overcoatings. It is a pleasure to be able to verify a predic- tion made early in its introduction that the Tuxedo coat had come to stay. It is more gen- erally worn by fashionable men than ever since its inception. There is an effort to be made with a view of reviving the opera hat. Some of the best authorities on dress among the men of the fashionabie world are in hearty accord with the idea, and already the leading batters have begun featuring this convenignt tile of full dress in their show windows. The velvet collars on the finer smooth-faced styles of men’s top coats are being made more liberal than heretofore, With the cloth edz they now measure fully two and one-half inches of turnover, The styles in men's straw hats for the coming season will tend more to the fanciful than iast season, The silk hat bands will be in a variety of solid colors and combination. Neglige shirtings will be offered in ailks, silk | wefts, plain and fancy flannels, madras, chevi- ots, merveilieux and other special fabrics in variety five-fold greater than last season. The plain wide-bosomed ‘iress shirt continues to be more prevalent among the sweils, al though the efforts to bring more prominently forward the embroidered shirt front does not abate in the least. The jewelers profit nowadays but little in the matter of shirt studs, The simplest imitation of a linen button in the impressive mother of pearl mounted on gold spirais are correct and within the means of any one who wishesto be in the vogue. The excruciatingly howling latest wrinkle in shirt studs is to have the old-style shirt buttons sewed on in the good old way and button through the upper flap of the bosom. A curious memory of the current season will be that while the size of the neck-wear has in- creased the loud tone of the fabric: \d garish- ness of design have greatly moderated. The majority of the high-class scarfings shown have been elegant in an unostentatious way. There has been, too, an unstinted air in respect to the material, however fine the texture, and the isplay has been greater in variety and in better taste than ever before. The two-and- one-half inch four-in-hand has been the leader, with the Ascot finishing in a good place and the De Joinville running in thoroughbred form. When a scarf pin is worn with the four-in- hand or the Ascot tied ina similar knot, bear in mind that it is the strictly modish idea to insert the pin so that the head will fall upon the center of the lower edge of the crossfold. If the cost partially hides the bauble so much the better, for when the scarf pin is seen it will appear to be exhibited rather by accident than intention, The London craze over the extra-wide self-tied scarfings, in all manner of irregular shapes, is the costliest fad in tie silks introduced in many years. The knottings, seemingly careless, are exceedingly distingue, and agoodly number of huge made-up puff scarfs in imitation thereof have made an ap- pearance. The fastening of the scarfing at one side or the other is the province of the scarf ring, armiet safety pin or whatever decoration or gewgaw in the utilization of an attachment ——— e- — Happy, Though Deaf, Dumb and Blind. In days gone by to be deaf, dumb and blind was little better than death, but in these days of modern inventions, when science has done so much for the improvement of the condition of every one, such afflictions are not unbear- able, The popular idea that persons deprived of the use of these three senses cannot enjoy life is a wrong one, according to Helen Keller, a fifteen-year-old inmate of the Perkins insti- tute for the blind in Boston. Some time ago she made the acquaintance of Albert Nolen, an inmate of the American asylum in Hartford, and on Christmas sent bim a long letter. She _— of the bewuty of theChristmas tree,which has to realize by feeling; the i clothi : — the erin} a Claus for @ good thrilling had read from beginning to end. Little Albert read this by means of raised letters and the two afflicted children prized their ence as the best of their Christmas blessings. a as Montana’s Democrats. The democratic joint convention at Helena met again at noon yesterday, took one ballot for United States Senator and there being no quo- rum present an adjournmentwas taken. There oe idea of waiting, in eves plow of action, of unit but just what maim icy taken 4 not to yeiterday and he is now itv aay Uh ah tie xesidanen of tle beste ae law, Mr. John B. Emory, No. 2112 Calvert | MARRIAGE AND CIVILIZATION, An Elegant Defense of the Christian Sacrament and the Ethics Involved. J, in the January Foram The enemies of proper marriage assume that Christianity is hopeles ly discredited, Weil, for the sake of argument, let us suppose that this isso, Does it follow that the ethics of marriage, which, as a matter of fact, the modern world has received from Christianity, are also discredited? I reply, most certainly Bot. The ethics taught by Christianity are in- dependent of those mysteries and would sub- Sist to all eternity. thougi Christianity and all religions were swept into oblivion. The moral law is ascertained, not from the announcements of prophets, apostles, evangel- ists, but from a natural and permanent revela- tion of the reason. The great fundamental truths of ethics are necessary, like the great fundamental truths of mathematica. So much concerning Christianity and ethics in general. And now, of the ethics of marriage in particu- lar. The earliest form of marriage known to Us Was that in which the bride was obtained by capture, her volition counting for nothing, ber consent not even sought, Then she was ac- counted a mere chattel. Now she is recog- nized asa person; her liberty inviolable; her Will free; to be won, she must be wooed. Now Marriage is a contract, and is subject to the ethical rules that govern all contracts, Marriage is something more than a mere contract. We may put aside the ecclesiastical view of it. Quite apart from that view, from those considerations, we must account for it, For it isa symbol of the mystery whereby our spiritual life is joined to our ily frames, Nay, it is more than that, It is the outward, ible, eminently sensuous means whereby we attain to the inward spiritual grace of the purest joys, the most unselfish affections that this world offers. Jt is a natural sacrament, of which the husband and the wife are them- selves the ministers, It is the accomplishment of the man’s man- hood and of the woman's womanhood; the blending of two personalities in a social organ- ism embracing their whole existences. But the personalties, thengh equal, are diverse. More, there are far-reaching psychical differences, The old platonic fable that the woman is the other half of the man is profoundly true. She is the complement of him and he of her Let the perfect ideal of indissoluble be once detinitively rejected by the world and human society will inevitably fall back to that wallowing in the mire from which the church rescued it, And in whatever degree you tamper | with this ideal and derogate from its strictness, | in that degree do you demoralize woman. Yes, | aud man, too; for assuredly he speedily sinks | to her level. The moral tone of society, I say, | depends upon the chastity of woman. And the chasuty of woman depends upon the absolute | character of marriage. oe Hl An English Opinion of Davis. From the London Saturday Review, Mr. Davis, who never believed that the north would allow the south to go in peace, must bear the blame, whatever itis, of having delibere | ately provoked a struggle. We now eee that | be judged the forces he he would have to cone | tend against very ill and there can be no doubt | sbout the blame which attaches to that sort of mistake. The man who makes it may | be daring, le and honest, but he can hardiy j be called a great statesman, The first duty of one who is to be held to deserve that title 38 to see things as they are and to calculate ac- curately. Debaauamss Earl Darnly’s Son is Poor. One of the genuine historic names of Enge land has come to grief, but only the grief of | poverty, not of crime, Lord Clifton, eldest som | of Earl Darnly, was yesterday examined in the | bankruptcy court in London. The earl’s peer- | age isone of the really old titles that shine | conspicuously among the ruck of Jaw lords and Manchester maguates that crowd the pages of Debrett nowadays. He is the owner of Cobe ham hall, an ancient barouial mansion, eme bosomed in the le county of Kent, the gare deu of England, aud near the pretty village of that Lord Clifton is not by any means ted young nobleman. On the contrary, ted to ntific and intellectual pure suits, being a member of the Zook 80 ciety and the Ornithologists’ union. | tault was poverty. Trials of the Pretty Cashier. | From the Kanses City Times. | “Would you like to go to the theater toe | night?” | “No, thank you.” “Ab, this is Charley's mght, I suppose?” osirt 1 | Then the attractive brunette who presides at | the cazhier’s desk at a large Chestnut street | store, the customers of which are tmainiy mem- | bers of the sterner sex, louked at herself in the | uurror and pushed @ refractory bang into place | #8 the crushed dude with the theater tickets |; opened the door and let bimselt out into the coid, cruel world. ‘Then sbe threw a bewitch- | ing smile at the next customer, and when he | wanted to know if she got many theater invites | tious she answered: “Oh, lotsof them. But I prefer to select my own company. One can't be too careful, | you know. Why, a girl who once worked bere | actually eloped, so I've been told, 756 times so |far. 1 wonder why it 1s that so many mem | bother me with all sorts of questions, One | man, who looked somewhat sensible, asked me not long age if I knew of a good cook, Then & handsome drummer, with such a nice mus- | tache, asked me if the pretty cashier in the | biggest dining room in New Lork was Sis ter, Put I dout mind the young fellows. They will flirt and talk nonsense whenever they | a show. Sometimes it’s hard work to get rid of our pennies, but when a ularly sus- ceptible Johunie’ appears then I get in my work with the coppers, and they form the big- gest part of the change. We have to have low of tact. The old men bring me a novel once in awhile, usually by Laura Jeau Libbey or some such crank, and I give them to the boys that work here. “Life is too short to read such trash. Then the old chaps want to tell me their troubles, and if 1 go out shopping for a minute or so some One is sure to think it's — to speak to me simply because I give him change at the store, tent it ridiculous?” ~L suppose you get many offers of —" “Marriage,” interrupted the cashier. “Oh, notmany,considering. The boys nowadays don’t seem to take kindly to that sort of thing. They say it’s too hard to lay by any money. They put all their money on their backs or else loaf around the leading saloons, 1 know all about it, for that innocent young man who is this ask you pick.” So the interested listener withdrew with great ideas of the worldly wisdom of some young women. eee Cutting Off Money For Use. From the Philadelphia Inquirer. black-whiskered man was leaning over the desk at the Continental hotel last night conversing with several friends, Pulling plethoric wallet from his vest pocket he therefrom a long sheet of five-dollar bills, as they came from the Treasury His friend inquired what they were. advertisements,” was the reply. given away Low with tea chromos.” By this time crowd around the ‘ly examining the bills. Some tvoughd erly €: they were genuine billa, while others, whe never seen bills in before, iil i E j was nearly e yard of them, really thought they i would not have cents. out in when if e i i i # i FE g 7 a] HI if 4 : is BF Fat 452 a ¥ ve i