Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1892, Page 14

4 . Ld THE, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 20, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. SENATORIAL SNACKS. The Whole Gamut of Gastronomy Run by the Statesmen. FROM PIE TO TERRAPIN. Secrets of the Restaurant—Solons Who Live on Bread and Milk—Distinguished Foli- ticians Who Regale Themselves on Turkey— ‘Phe Fork and Beans Eaters. a === sod bacon. Felton is very fond of pork and : A Project Too Far Prolonged Defeats AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. b ‘ear! orth \g pe kd A western Senator, coumamen ayeera: Be Skea ATTRACTIV E HOMES. 4 Ite Own Ends, felae FUTURE DAYS. IN Washi her —| ster. < gal aeicis coun aco eakneet. Mander- cate rey ieeed bay ra Lor le - [ATHIER 8 LOAN, anton oo aw. BR. LAURENT BEGS zee) EaErey, a pane ae a ey te, ime favorite. | Many New Ideas to Be Obtained at | own remedy for all diseases of the| avotton sar, zr ERY DESIRABLE, BUSI. ent nce. 75 RAILROADS ae ed and a chafing dish stew Class lessons, 40 cents: lessons at residence, 7 TRAINS 1} av - te 1 ¥ waduisaton Bul Se, Hawley consumes oysters. fete . stomach, liver and kidne: consti-| Rear ras SS eee SSkCOUTION. — DELSARER — CLAsGES AnD Pika: SEH AND BATS AB POLLORE graham bread toast and a pot of tea. Hale the World’s Fair. mach, he! ys, ieee By dineedon Of the Cone: we will sell at Pe fn ee ff SFOS wants a bow! of custard and a glass of gail. pation, gout and rheumatism. Be sure | yon io Tront of the premiecs on SATURDAY, THE | ya Com Otis Tae fo" toteners ee daily Fast ‘Line 10 COLD TURKEY. to obtain the genuine erticle,. which | fa. a7 WALe Peet POU Oe ee MY bp | ELIZABETH KING. 507 East Capitol st. Jal9-2m" WASTED-LADIES To KNOW PROT. uty.) Cosel SE rs Gorman figures out the moves on the na- | THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION |tmust have the signatute of “Eisner | palesateso the city of Washington, D-C- knows and | NORWOOD, INSTITUTE, oe oy noted ar hie succes a teacbine: Hrecch, ares car | burcte li tional chess board while disposing of cold tur- & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New | tecinnine at the northeast coruer of the lot, running 13 14 14th st. And desienine- hae, opened hariors at 27 11th st. i aan EE key. Harris bas an affection for oysters that York,” on every bottle. Gincheo: thaace worth SS ioct aha thepee taste heat pga oh mae atin Soearutie: matcher picsane seetes. Preuck | flatrievure, and ‘Ni have been broiled. Vance eats but little. He | Gave the Impetus to Interior Home Decora- = “8 @ inches to the point of bewinuing. Improved vn BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG | bias for any size ‘without fullness at top of darts. one to St. Louis. ey x Herat are is satisfied generally with a sandwich,» glass of} tions in This Country—Strictly American lave brick store and dwelling, known as No. O15 LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Haute IN cont. ton gous, primes, oe wh day, with Rafter Par ane ee milk and, sometimes, an apple. Faulkner de-| yacas, Hi. ‘Terme: One-third cash and the balance in one and | Instruction of the hishest grade in every depart. | have mow sf the cutters and designersadort SoChicewo. Wentern Express at Sg) Maman yours the raw oyster; Blodgett, the sirloin steak. lowever, Are Now Wanted, and Not trp decge, with interont frou the day" of asie on the | ment. “Certificate silts, {o-Welleslen Complete | my sy¥teut Becaune many of the pocailed imported | Wit CS ing arc Gann che at Cockrell is an infrequent visitor. .He eats the | the Working Over of Foreign Thought. obs paid ts day ot a's’ A devonit of e220 wil | siecuticn, Micra aera etic Shel Mdvantages i | Qovters Guiar ff ave iu constant demand. -Tarents | owl conmecsine tay at Harisbure with troughs simplest fare. McPherson. is very regular on be ben the property is soik. ‘Terms to be | “ClasesansilsInstiction mirefully adapted to im-| woud do well iaxeatugate, “as we teach ladies {evn Sinner PY Mewpbts. Pallman baked apple dumpling. Dawes delights in « compied with tp Afteen days’ or the property may be | dividual needs. Phyaicalcainre’ Studs bf Delsarte, | Bites upto ‘uske Preven, dresses, which why ena Regs Express, thdo0 on aa UT A KNIFE TO THY | corned beef sandwich and a glass of milk. ‘Written for The Evening Star. FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RE- | olde! the risk and cost oj the defaniting purcharer. | Abundant excrcise in the oven ir, | 0° 1 | imamate All pésitions. co, to, busines °F Pee Rest, Sith throach Sleeper throat if thon be a man | Dolph wants, and gets, broiled oysters and cus- | -- UCH is expected in| on WEDNESDAY, TWENTY-FOURTH_D. LATL SLOAN, ag ary gp Roumtauent for henith and contort. | Lessous day and evening. tard pie. Mitchell loves ovater stew. Proctor Oo FEDMESDAY. che SWkETE FOURTH _D feis-tkas Aactioneers. Mm WMD. CABELL: Principals iy. ex: given to appetite,” said | out, orsiera. So does Kyle. Palmer favors many ways of our great | OCrOGK. in aucigon rooms ,of | Week, & | ‘THOMAS DOWLING & BON, Aucticncers, 5S RADI, MODISTE, 7 OMT NA, | Por Ent, Cengndaivan Oy; toe Bu Solomon. Some of the | lamb chops. Brice leans toward oyster patties. world’s fair next year | Go, No. Sy La. are, this city, A FINE FARM of Ge Eat tw. . | COPEMELA CONRERVATORY. OF MURICN, Gm | MM sormeriy New York, invitee paironare.of Wash’ | 10 Ae acorns tas Wore et people who live in this | Colquitt has three menus. Sometimes his | and yet it will probably | rooros, one tenement Bouse of 5 rooms, barn 40200 | EXECUTOR'S SALE UF A. VERY HANDSOME | Prinrival. inte of at Nee Baetoa EDN watory of | fet at at moderate price. Cutting snd ee Sd bate a ag ey SY F grace donot | cuore cold turkey, sometimes corned beet, | surpass expectations af- | fuze aug ewes oie cotecotnrs | GOLLRCHiON Gh, Hobannge tepects, | Man: Von, bad en 3S" |g, Sl tag Scr, Beare ‘pated cg. |tometimes, a glase of milk aud s bow! of | ter all. Every one | farm, and aprie orchard of 12 acree over SOpesch | PATEGER™ Me CO MTOR Aq ig Lads | GUAEANILE TO TEACH ANE PERSON TO | GOWNS CREATED FOR VERY TOW PRICES | por Willmmaport, Renwvo and Fimimy ot 10.50a.m, ink advice good. | custard. som is of opinion that noth- ith: ialty bi trees, a larwe vineyard, bear and cherry orchard RESIDENCE, VERMONT AVENUR, kaos life-size crayon Portrait in 15 lessons: no West Port potice styles, 2 Snish cocrert. by daily. excent Sunday peroteniperies ge Para emery epee end Zag withanpecilty hopento| ula fary cat ae ung Manion 2 munetate tebe Se ae! TU ARTROTDA MEO aS Ps | ey NR ine Sh Pace gg | wow ADELA rw YORE AND TuEFaar cating with a knife is| Vice President Morton strengthens the ("Fall seo and hear a great | far ke coo or address JAMES E” CLEMENTS: | One Allen Square isos sod ies ae Organ, Hana. | fe#-in é 3 . 4 doors from Fat. eee 100 ILS pom” Ge Sunday, thy atl’ duxcta, in theee] contanctts ha meeoaeann ate eee deal that will be a help | 2321'F st nw. fe20-iRES Sine Paclor Raraituc tment en eepertte eee PRIVATE DESSONS—BY A UNIVERSITY GRAD- | ‘HE ‘SISTERS IN CHARGE OF ST. ROSE'S + 275,450 Bigbiand oceasio an p Dis resi ea rial Behowls 2 . 3 Sipe. Is most be evic| sod a glass of milk Eberman is e’pioena ait 4 on 2 i ee Bore, forierly Duutel Necater ti sotue, Walak | ceaawithtatihart muaenss bet Hatta spartiueat ior, Children's Suite in Gomuection dent even to the casual visitor st the Senate restaurant that the wise } man wss not addressing his remarks to United | States Senators. No self-respecting Sen ‘ever allows his knife to get within a foot of fugular. Members of the House may. perhaps, @levate their pork snd beans to the mouth a Tepartinent ior Children's Suite in Connection with Dressmaking and Milliwery’. 30-3 enthusiast, but once ina while he tries raw | oysters. Hill has been absent from the city | most of the tit since he left the gubernatorial chair at Albany; he bas been in the restaurant, nut Extension Table Wai- | 3°, 904 K st. nw. feo-tust WILL, LEASE, HORSE, CAKT, HAR: jot, two Marble-top Gossole Tables, | — CME PHONOGEAPHY NESS SCHOOL. he or she may be in-) Sins. COM AER MOUD, TAISDANE RCALES. atin, Phorm aaa Wee | A Reduced tte, for steate were tot | Reewrg@ Axp Panry Dnessrs terested. satis w STHBELS NOMTUWEOE Gating, Weltt, Marbles tp end otber, Chamber | Jpdividual tastroction., Best and easiee! method of Oe ste Pupils (S" particular line in which | ASSIONER'S SALE OF 4HU ENTIRE Sonar er level without the assistance of a fork, but the dignified ever permits the glittering steel peepee than the third button on his vest. The day for eating with your knife was out short by that happy invention—the four-pronged fork. INTEREST IN SENATORS. Popular interest in Senators increases in ® greater ratio than does the number of those more of less, distinguished legislators. The thousands of visitors who daily tramp through and around and about the Capitol delight in iG into the senatorial existence: they eceapy the Senate floor until removed by the opening of the session and the energy of sev- etal employes: they survey Senators from the galleries and criticise their respective and gen- erally respectable appearance; they peep through lialf-opened committee room doors and reach the apex of the tourist's bliss when they bebold a Senator engaged in the consump- tion of food. ‘THIS SENATOR LIKES PIE. “He's eatin’ raw oysters,” said a stranger to his wife the other day. ‘The couple had, from afar, followed one of the Senators who repre- sent their state to the Serate restaurant: the male tourist watched the alleged legilator com- mence feeding and then reported to the wait- but equaliy curious female. e Senate restaurant is an interesting place. Men sometimes succeed in concealing their ebaracters behind sezecns of reputation, but they cannot continually and successfully dis- guise their appetite. The man who loves to eat must fail to hide bis affection, just as he who cares but little for the good things of life must surely display his disdain for matters stomachic. If there is such a thing as @ lobbyist outside of the Senate he can be found im the restaurant somewhere between 12 oclock meridian and 4 pm: a clever argument has no such support as that which springs from a cleverly cooked and artistically served meal, and the average human tongue wags more freely in response to the gurgling caresses of free liquor than it would im direct return for hard cash—besides, many a man will unconsciously swallow such bait who would spurn the largest bribe ever offered out- side # New York board of aldermen. 4 HUNGRY cKOWD. Business does not really commence in the restaurant until noon, but for half an hour thereafter there is no rush. Then comes the ¢rowd of hungry ones, and from 12:30 until after 2 o'clock the waiters hardly have time to perspire. Evury table has its quota of occu- pants and the string of humanity that Jeans up ‘against the long counter is tolerably continu- ous It is a good place to find almost any lost one—whether Senate or Senator employe, tosay nothing of the liberal sprinkling of ‘news paper men who hurry in and out, combining the hasty pleasure of eating with the business of gathering information. To teed all these hungry ones Me. Page has to employ about thirty people — twelve of them in the kitchen—and they all have rea. sonable opportunitysto earn their recompense. ‘Three dusky retainers attend to the customers at the lunch counter, transmit orders of waiters to the kitchen and hand ont the tangible re- sponses. Of these James Lewis is chief. He is invariable designated “Lewis” and he prob- ably would not know that he was being spoken toif otherwise addressed. His business-like si- lence ia as marked as his business-like ability. FOR HIS STOMACH’S SAKE. But it wasnot the average luncher that a Stan feporter became interested in. He had both eyes on Senatocs and on the men who do their bidding in the private dining rooms—from Head Waiter Dick Shaw, portly, suave and solidly respectable, down ‘to the latest of Mr. Page's appointees. There is abroad in the land & vague impression to the effect that Senators subsist principally on terrapin and champagne. It may be necessary to state that this impres- sion is erroneous. Senators eat just about as do otber men whose circumstances are on about | ‘the same financial levei—they seem to have in them # great deal of human nature. SENATORS WHO LovE Piz. More democratic, broadly speaking, and more simple in his stomachic appetite than any ether Senator is Senator Coke of Texas. He is not a regular caller at the restaurant, but when he does put in an sppearance his invariable de- sire is for pie—piece of pic and a glass of water. He might enjoy these life sustainersin the com- | pond roped of the senatorial rooms, but pad emp stand right up against the counter there wash down large chunks of high- ra “ “<ssinment xiven to. me and 2 ing. Terie $6 per pLh 9 however, and his preference so {: ae ‘Many men of many | , By virtue of # deed of - lows. Double and Sinzie Walnut Wardroves, ru per quai Prepared for civil CLEANED. ‘His ONL), for cold turkey anda pot of coffee, Keene | minds” are looking forward to. the exposition, | ul zordct Arineny ebzunis surtamen meats | Library nd. Ofice Furicurs, one Haydnoine Wat 3 SES MULVER. Es dare 033 pm Uitted political prophets may do well to note | each with hopes of opportunities for enlarg- | BAY GF qi Hitt Bisex oats get “wiltt ac tat | favlae one Hop Gate, Chtirn Bowe, bc. Rony, PARTIAL CEEAMIND OF THE BOSE Acconstodaion, 8.00a.m. daily the fact that Gorman and Hill both eat cold | ing knowledge and enjoying bencfite in a gen- | tusabovecem yard. ana Boca = eee face BE, Ee I DELICATE FABRIC. oS qi 4 eral way besides the specialists who have been | ayiy a sutlactory bid ig not tecesved it will thon be | Carpets rane” Teas nitthen Requetes, suversl | (THE BERLITZ. ScHOOS, OF LANGUAGES, ‘LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED rereS: OT. enough trains = ; mentioned. sold im deta. Enuraviog Gases, Sort with stony ertcles nit ica. | Beasties tn Ges pclatient wacnins ioe aca ——DEMI NEUF.—— ‘Jersey City with bostgot Breckive: anges: stort For readers of Attractive Homes whose| 7°™* HOSEA B. MOULTON, Assignee. | "2A rupapay, FEBRUARY TWENTY.THIRD, cities, : | il 2) + 7 egeaemepetegame tastes he in the direction of kindred themes | _fel@¢ RATCLIFFE, DARE & Cu., Aucte._| 1992, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. ML, wo Send for circulars, 03 — Pee i eg <p and who are prospective visitora to the great | [)UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers a ll se aaesanee Foe Vermont avenue northwest aR oe RS 2.28, 7. ir there is undoubtedly a treat in store in the | Si verees: saLE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY THOMAS DUWLING’& SON, P®OE AND MADAME GAILLARD. G0, 103 i) WO'ant IL Boa me, Lge Ser many examples of interior furnishings, deco- | *ERGWS AS Nowe M STREET NORTH wo | fel7-ate__**auetiondera_| FScidotor TANGCAGES. ice f ST. N.w. | BBR, (00, Ek EXE 0% i of See Cet ced Fatil and woman's handiwork to be dis-| By virtueot a decrre ot the Supreme Court of the Dis- | | ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, ee ae nan and Wallan wy yroteors | Ras 8 O ERE RRS 9 9 B90, 6 14. 5-40: 30-00 2) tb ond 12-35 > ae OS played at that time. trict of Columbia, pasved in équsty cause No. 187g, Doc. 140040. | Pai'teachiny after Gallartorginsiamdscinteset: | Belt Ogg? BSH [PF ol Po ora Sis Soe sak et oh. ‘offer for sale on. — po ae aa 3 - Sa i IDEAS STRICTLY AMERICAN. bare OF MARCH LD, Tha. AT MALY-FAST FOUR | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO.3TORY | CUi,cteyrl) Cue decorated and indorsed Uy the huchest an 2 baie Wao, totob and AES Especially will there be an interest in ideas | O'CLOCK ¥-M. in frout of the prowisea, all that piece RECA PEEULING. NO. 2012 NINTA STREET | fo ‘witnens the wonderiui results of the new method, 1103 _G STREET NORTHWEST. For Poye's Creek Line, 7.20 © m. ond 4.36pm. which are strictly American, and it is hoped he ground pint or planor the city of Washington, | “By virtucot eeed of trust dated 16th ay of De- = quik proud jit rey of Washina Pree a rst dated 36 ads TIONS TPORDER 1G MaicH MATERIAL | p_duids cares “0 trict of Columb, as part Sumbered four- | combcrr a’ feat = ETRE | zee: at, tancy, ball shapes Plata, or witht ini that something of originality may be evolved | teen, in square numbered our hundred and iorty-nine, | foro 130 stveq Tobe ot whe Ina moors cethe De: | Eocution Axp Oratory. ‘ne ail : junday 20. 900 apd 12.50 a m. and 4. Sunday. seq. of the land records of the Dis- crepe or velvet. W B. m.. daily, except oom instead of ret the oli rid themes,that | betining tor the same at the corner of the alley | trict of Columbi at the written request of the soot Su so far bave been aluon th solo bene of in| Siesancfteavinany Stein dite an | BG esata ua re, TL FSU YRC | yb4mote herensh an etwent caley ot ac: yarn ave bee fei by the Moan i i styles | Afteen (15) feet, thence south ehty-two (82) AWENTA-THIRD, ind, at HAL¥-PAST FOU 2 3 z - . 5 tro "undocbiedly “charming, "bas souetking | toucid)tuznen uence sat aiten {13} eet and teance | OULSCR FM ig | SE —_ Sioa Sasa sow “4 the ‘toll described property = . n f ~ 7 OOD'S COMMERCIAT, COl 401 i rm more distinctively adapted to and belonging to | seven and one'hait (fi) "feet bf fifteen 15) fot sae ett won dlngraiel sind Wine espn a pacha eee Baas EEE SED SEE TARGET. ier oe gar own country in desirable, and shia scems | Ee utc aly, cowhar win the inproveeats | irda 20et Bulochs cut son tar ofan | purehend Sars tens Cacoce'te have coeed | NMED, TACLRLCR are o | the opportunity to bring it forth. The whole | thereon. gecesi vena bn tithe improvewents, cobddating of acom | is teachers and “Laie of 615 14th st, removed 2 turkey—turkey that might properly be termed | revival of tasve and. “beginning of popular | a¢ ens gu Teo Pennrnoraets rnite bentore iar W One Tthied. cake balance in siz, | commercial brane ag ag Ttatga "Jones of Nevada smeart by broiled | intorest in the subject may be said to date | fentanteret:pejabiewut-anauel, andto besscured ap athe with tert | icsemions. Bie Sour diene anc cleanin” Figuee d'sutruche reno lack bass. ‘Berry likes broiled oystere. Cam-| from our centennial exposition of 1876, an of teuaton prepuce, or al ca, ° moat “oe ieiereeee” ee Bi a eron has to have the largest raw oysters that | wonderful strides in corto have been made moe AUR ae GA Becca ct S100 wi be re: d older giris. Thoroush instruction | —SOVecleauing especiaity. eet are available; oceasioually he partakes of «| in the matter in the yeurs intervening between | complied iff in ‘item days, otlerwise tras re. Be sty php i ee nu-ish. German,” drawing aud music.” French chafing-dish stew. Quay, like Gorman and | 1876 and 1893. The eyes that see the wonders | *Fve the right fo resell the property at the risk and in daye the trustees reserve the | “agut3,Frot, Gaillard, TE Sob st Scor Pa Deine, c ‘ to place of Ceurmning. with Ficht of way overeat | Distict aio ee ee ‘hase! complied with in the office, northeast cor- Hill, 1s all right when supplied with cold turkey | of this world’s fair will be more discriminating | © the detauiting Rarchaver.. oy qrusteg, | Feit to reneli the property at risk and cost of default- oe Sativa, mbereunders con Ue ier tie ehentar and coffee. Stockbridge can get along very | ones than looked at the display of '76,almost be- Columbia Law butidiny, 416 5th st. n. w. CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER} . naan DaPeS fo deviation trou hotels and residences, nicely on pie and milk, with broiled oysters for | fore the dawn of the household artera,and| 4,4 ANDKEW B. DUVALL. Trustee,” | fe10-dkde HENKAH. BLRGMANN, '} Trustocs, Ss T. ANTON FISCHER, wg 3 achange once or so inaweek. Power is an| more educated judgment will enjoy and criti-} —f¢11-d&ds__ = Sve. | 1p BUSTERS’ BALE, ECOND JERM, prsupininie oyster man. Higgins cor v, 906 G ST. N.W. mes baked apples | cise what the eyes behold. 1[}HOMAS DOWLING & BON, Auctioneers, - 4 enc csams. Wonrett, Deeg up Bin evetzcnpols TRE UNFORTUNATE PIER. Sie aT Averton | trastrom wahRont: Seauresue f, certain deed of GONZAGA COLLEGE, pate neranlenrme oneself bee on hot roast turkey and broiled oysters. Casey e tick P POTOMAC FISRERTES AT AUCTIC wite, to Julian W. Deane and Henry C. borden, dated smiles through the day with the help of| One ofthe most suggestive articles onin-) on TUESDAY, FEBRUAKY [We NTY-THIRD, | the Ist day ot Seiten ber, LSBS, and recorded the 14th 47 Ista. raw or broiled oysters. Chilton, too, likes | terior decration ie that ina recent journal en- | 1#¥% AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M.. in front of the George- | day of August. 1889, in Liter” No. Ly . town market house, we sali sell the three fisheries |.» one of the land records for the Dis raw oysters. Shoup is @ firm’ believer in| titled “The Unfortunate Pier,” designating on the upper Potoimpeingnn as Clouds Landini. Din: defauit having beeu made ip. they AND DANVILLD i eva atm eect Satstary 1 s arrive aund ‘eave at Penbey vente Passenger Staton, Seskinaton. 0. ©. a 5.0) &.u-Daily, local for Lynchbang, connects Pita Norfolk sud" Weatern. railroad. Connects st ecb eon WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1893. loud's Landi Manassas tor Frot Royal and Strasburg dai.y, enoept the virtues of bread and milk. Dubois likes | thus the space—usually narrow—between win- STAB DOWLING & SON, | indebtedness secured thereby, the undefsumned trus { ontpee cold tongue or cold roast beef. Carlisle, who | gows ii ‘hich used to have forita | —227t eee | ey aU One faction on. MU: Day te NEW PUPILS RECEIVED. sil bivisions of Kichivond and Denville apeten ult rs 19 | dor in @ room, wi TWENT’ Y OF PEBRU ARY, 1892, on has not been around very much this session, is | orthodox filling a picr glass. A scheme for RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucta, the premises, Burrville, D. C., to the highest bidder an hea ee cI enamored of chops. Voorhees is « light eater: | making attractive such spaces is given, suita- hin via Bu a for cash, the following described sotm: Betna bered v4 and 29, in block numbered 5, section 3 subdivision of ‘Burrville, D. VERY VALI JEA! 810 per quarter. s sandwich is his average. White wants a good | ble for different rooms, that of the library be-| \"BETWEES -TWEN TIE . TATE ON HSTREET Montgomery. and tor Mempli> vie Birunmgiiau, walt HAND | TWENTY- n lise hite eae oc at Dauile with Bieeyer tor Atgusta aud at Grewae porterhouse steak and is supplie: ing especially effective, a high, narrow book- 1ST STREETS NORTHWEST, IMFROVED | consisting of a comfortable two-story Bve-roon house, Ful ee weil lorristown. THE TASTE OF OTHER SENATORS. case, with open shelves on the three ides, ll] Sy ee HOUSE, KNOWN AB NO. 2015 H | situated about ome in Bousion and noone} _ Zs); upleam, Toe; old. #1 up; cleating, S0e;; beet (Oates Soa trot tenia tor Beast ‘Revel and Seer, Geo i i i ing the width. The bookcase is deeper than] On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY | to ence at E — ~ i oe ee ee eee oe X TWENTY FOURTH: at HALE PAST FOUR | oe seze-te ©. GILLESPIE, 8, J., Pres't. R. BLAIR, 212 IND. AVE. N.W.—FILLING A glass of milk. Walthall is another ovster lover, | Tdinarily, which gives room for the side and Warren and Carey are like-minded. Stew. | Shelves, and on the side. where the light com 1100 p'm.—Dally, WASHINGTON AND SOUTE- xperience: tecth Aled ates | WESTELN VesiTBULED LIMITED, composed sthout pain. gold, @2;stiver, 61; gas adminis- | {Poly of Pullman sleeper, Dining. 3 O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of the prem- | _fe10-10t fooe,, the, gaat Dart of orucinal lot 5. in equate 101, | "PHOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER.—OFFICE ‘specialty: 15 years’ futel lid falis to form a small | fronting 16 ieet on H aireet end pen Sundays. 17. jax Care, and runs to Ay = th . tf istrict of On 5 — Pulinan'Sseever thre tit pars Cashier Birne for a stew or a remsona. | writing desk, with open cupboard and pigeon-| fx whuripitcl wayteatubiicsicy-, 0. | wadtuuutampuneuaneh gf Mawr Le Columb | CoLusBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, GEQSHOS'S DENTAL PARLORS, ESTABLISHED | to'New Orient van Sout ble quantity of either corned beef or roast] holes above, concealed by it when clot The | neighborhood where real setate is consteutly increas: | Yeu that on TUESDAY,” FEBRUAKY TWENTY- 2S La. ave. opposite city Post Office, INS,, 1608 14th st. now. Pull sets €20 and Blew: ta Biruipsclai » ee! old; he drinks a pot of tea. Oyster stew | depth of the side shelves gives a plain surface | ing in value. HIRD, 1882, the lease Of the fish wharf and tish C.K. URNER, AML, C.E, Prin, | $10and 88, Old plates usade wood as new. Open is Turpie's favorite beverage. Paddock devotes | of that width each side of the tront shelves, ‘erm: Che-third cash, the balance in one, two and i in the cities of Washinton and Georgetown Will | regen to use the phonograph and t ter: the | Deny. Sos Sundays ull Zp. m. Alle branches. d + | en : eagle Id by public auction for the teri of one year {gon Phonoerap! ypewri jal himself to raw oysters or to baked apples with | which are recessed sligh PUT? ebay neaeae ena purabi vemlcaa- | March 1, 1buz, as follows” AC TWO O'CLOCK PAL, | @Wickest preparation for an cficesttuaton. couple | 17g DExgaL ASSOCIATION. cream. Chandler lives well; @ chating-dish | ig an excellent place for hanging small pic- | Grail cash. at the option of the pusclaser. "A deposit | BPO he preuises, four Dah stalls in the Georgeiowa | Guus, C10; yhomceraph aloe, 5 90.” Shortuand 3 stew suits his complaint most days; occasion-| tures, one above another, making an effective | of $200 required at the time of sae. If the tenusof | Market House Sie Mt eters ferme | Individual instruction by experienced reporterss 1 COKNER 7TH AND D STS & W. ally he prefers a bow! of bread and milk. Pet-| decoration. While taking a little more floor | *#!¢,8r* net complied with in fifteen days from the day ‘The largest and best equipped orranization for the practice of Scientific Dentistry in the Ville, aud Wanhington \o Augusta via Charlotte, THAINS ON WABHINGION AND OHIO DIVISION Sastington ot 010 au dally 485 pm P- cept Sunday. Returning arrive Susstincton 8-0 a mn. 3:90 psa Gatly and 0:58 ma . wine ‘Through trains from the South Washington teen days f et ea AO tt THREE O'CLOCK | tion, yer month, ram $240 $0 Thoroach preveranien Uigrew docs not starve; he eats steak or chops. | space than a common bookcase, it requires lose | andcost of the defaulting purchancr, after five days: | tween. Seventh and Ninth’ streets northwest, in | Bile LMAUM. Gunes aul civil service come Hiscock is not a regular luncher; when be does | than a chiffonier or even cabinet, and. is eapa- | sdverimeuent ot auch resaieim some howspaper pub. | ffuBt of the fal ataliy of (Center) Waauitytou Market, i 7] all righteand privilees granted or allowed oy the | Moderate prices. “Send ror cataiogue. go down he rarely eats anything but a bowl of | ble of being a charming piece of furnishing, | Msted in Washinkton. D.C. All conveyancing and | iaws or the corporation of Washington to estabish, vee $:950.u., 10 vo aun. and B46 p.m, -Ording at the cost of t bread and milk. Platt is a regular boarder; | with variations, whether it is a supplement to | “tetra RATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO., Aucts, | Wharves or docks for the landing, cieaning and sae o CHMITT'S SCI 3D World. All the most approved metiods, fon 11-0 410. and 4:40 p.m., except Sunday. z : ec RINDEI I ee = he, too. likes bread and milk. but not always; | other bookcases or the only one in the room. 'EEKS & CO., Auctioneers shail be doomed slinibie ualets atuated af sencrncs | Cuanane OCALIE,, ADVANCED AND perggiern esaringeamnescmneersd nce rnished at ufiice, 1300 feuuey’ ies anes Sometimes it iss bow! of custerd or a select manpage yale aaae W . gn. the mort slag of the Fotumic nver” vetnorn ee of skill and experience. While our prices “yser Station, henuasivania” Kalinead, i . - : a venth stieet east and Fourteouth street west, “4 ton. UC, : Ser Late test Wine tent eecee or | The top will accommodate » number of | py vistas of eee Eee SAE, geen of trust | ths Minot see eee, eet meee fe MAKTIN'S ENGLISH AND sR SY eae 4,8 PROEH, Govaral ageut. ns es en Vest ray gs high froin Jeannette H. Payne. and Andrew V. Payne to | 24¥ of the sale, and the residue to be paid within five Day School reopens October 1. but how good.” sats Ja8. 1. TAYLOR, Gop. Lt 4 : Vs from the day of the sais. By order of the bus 3 ror . ~ oysters he eats them at the oyster counter. | ornaments, and it is not so high but that s | fiir) tutte aid Lew& Ford duly. recorded i | dave frow the day of the sais. BY order of the board an ens See pst TORE anp Omi0 RatLboan, When his appetite is not oyster struck he goes | picture is well hung above,and though it would | Liber 154 folio 172, one of the land records of ‘the Po genmiasioness, ,Districe, of OS =e SOLID GOLD CROWNS AND B wet into the private dining room and waits while a it ig | District of Columbia, detenlt havinz been made in the 8. J, W: BOSS, W. f. HUSBELL, “Com: BRIDGE TEETH. x beedl eco a 1a re look best made by an — workman it is | payment of the indebtedness secured by said trust, the | missioners D.C. fel1-10r E Butea: cook brolls a large slice of cold roast beet. | very suggestive to household genius also, and | Sad trusters will sel ai peobe suctionon the preiaiis | 7 VEO” W- BTIGENEY- Auctioneer ‘on Giants Axp Youxo Lapies qe Very few of the Senatorseat dessert when their | J‘even think might be evolved by boxes, as was | ou LHURSDAY, THENT) FIFTH DAY OF FES. | GF “ . = luncheon is of the solid sort; very few of them | the little bockca ccessfully made KUAKY, 1802, all the real estate described in said | 4RUSTEE’S SALE OF UNiMI ROVED PROPERTY Cresnine lat i a case successfully le and | trust. béing lot No. 22 1h Jeannette H. Payne's eub- 7 rRER A Modern Filling have ladies to lunch with them. described some time @ year or so ago. A clever | division of part of lot 1in biock 9in A. L. Barber's | © ON D STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18TH AND * POPULAR WITH THE WAITERS. boy or ingenious woman could by choosing the | subdivision of certain tracts of iaud in Washington, in 10TH STREETS NORTHWEST. i he District of Columbiz ki le Di Hwh Grate - “ Gold More than a few of the Senators (especially | right shaped boxes and, painting, staining. | funk te pur plst af Pauw ubutvia, fo Hier Ubz oe Gi fale 0 et Sto. one of theaad Pus Set of Tet: " : y county Neb, Yolto tas She of thee Cords of | Fecorda fox the District of Catan aioe VERY BEST TE! some of thoes from the new states) are popular | [}10 2" am sure make an effective arrange. | tne gurvesorsctice ed thecal] Discict,, Kimerisinel | Seas ar the ear eek eet oad athe re: si ated jarete sith the Cralters, but none are more 40 than | ment like this, the only complicated part being | s2utiiucn pring Gov. cheuberdy folio 12, Ene | sue) sR toms Of dhe, premines, on MUNDAY THE *PHE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PA AVE. Senators Casey. Blackburn and, McPherson. | the hinged lid for writing, which might be dis-| ts he west ot rset Fayac's sibiviign, ‘The jrop: | FOUN UCLOCK 8, Mes the fllgwiin’deresibed prose MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, Tite, teeth extracted poutively without pain oF Stannton, $10.49 4.0 For buray, to '8 sdiasited or Ty Koanoke, nos ville, Gh For ate tian wean tian x4. Senator Casey is an especial favorite; he never | pensed with, but would probably be managed | erty is improved by ahundsome brick house, three | erty in the city of Wachinclub,. Disthicr of Coltaeay, x Ganger’ by Cur painless eystem—o 00, 4-winuten), 20S, 890, x8. gurceunneccweary_frouble never, growls and | by any one handy wih tol, or by wecerpentr.| etiam Caine avioatie oe = | orks Prema aie Parag ages | | tone wndeine nme | SE waa eee Pidieeenes | waerarc a ahaa ant aas pak asa consequence, is better waited on than al-| Lincrusta in cream white, brown or dark | °‘ferms of sale: $2,000 cash, bal-nce of two egualin- | wioloos fot nuutered twenty fee Cos) ke Wan tations Feasunabie prices. Jal4-3m” #30. 311-30 and jee most any one else. Senator Blackburn never | bronze green would be very good, and could | stalliuents of twelveand ‘sughteen suontns.. Gouvey- | and food's suvd vision ot square nuimb-red one nua. | TBOTowhly equipped in all departments, SAVE WEWOVED MY OFFICE FROM D000 i “deiner, : suffers frou inattention. No Senatar does, but | not be very expensive in the murrow pieces de- | S2e'Mf aise gone cavarcuarc, SoM depostt om the | Gredand rts four (lds) | 0 CN eo I | apecialadvancaces in laterature, Urepch and Ger | J eee ve abst, sb db if circumstances compelled a waiter to be | gired. A beading or mclding would be needed MARION BaockEN ET ‘Trustees.’ | Fequited when ihe property is knocked down. if | Mai, thd Music. wane HF 8 slightly neglectful the Kentuckian would not | to finish each shelf, and the little writing desk | _fe13-tds LEWIS FUKD, be asufferer. If he were only a millionaire | could be daintily outtitted with Dresden china, ([SUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE several people who now desire to be recorder | also of home manufacture, if possible. ONG, RIMEET BETWEEN | KIGHTEENTH of deeds in the District would do almost as well HOW TO DISPLAY HANDSOME RUGS. By vistugat a Good 3p trust be teemaai et, daly financially if they could secure positions as focus of pokory are, not couaplied Ran inten days the fs pen real ccouresngcae rare advantages for | _ jall-2m Dr_ 1. J. JONES, Dentist. frustes reserves the F-glit taresell the property at the : experience. REE — TEE: LLED Fisk and cost of the detaultivw purcheser aiter Ove | Hygiene, sanitation and physical comforts of the | F aid aricia; tects, tuserved without charge ¥ jo Eveninue Sta ‘approved modern ii cost of mater nwa. dental depart to0-Zaw keds SOHN THIMBLE, Trustee, | Most #vProved eee rent of the Columbian University, from 1 to Pm ‘For Hagerstown, t10.40a.m. and %6.30 p.m. derdone. 2 - : vom | ROLAL BLUE LINE FoR NEW YOMR AND PEEL ; B j 3 ‘Address ZABE « Vextraction ifee; infirmary’ waiters in the Senate restaurant. Senator Mc- | A novel arrangement of displaying hand- | Sit cnan fULRDAY THE CREM TE THIRD | LNA» DOWHING & BON, Auctcoeers, | | Me REE NON | cates haste oe eee ee Pherson willeat ten cents’ worth of apple dump- | some eastern rugs and making them in turn | bay v! FEBRUARY, 182, at HALF-PAST FOUR at Principal. H. STARR PARSONS, COR @THANDEN.w. | Qnty aun into wy Dune cai) meme Sea ling qud then smilingly present the waiter with | the better thow off water color pictures is seen | in square No-141, in ie iy of Weshingion, having | THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS | —_ JOHN'S COLLEG trance on Mh, Finacial eng other QU: Sar: pen et Wooo twenty-five cents for banding him the dump-.| in a certain drawing room where taste abounds | froutae of 10 fest 3 inches on north sido of G street IN THE CITY. STS COENESTonr ave. fees peegny, Apriigncien to cum apes a Buset heron Care ot al ling. ‘The Seuator's dumplings are never un-| in the furnishing. ‘The walls are covered firat | Borthwest by 9 depth of 151 feet, improved by dwel- | particular attention given to arranging, cataloguing ENTAL INFIRMARY._NATIONAL Vi te i i ii a rag Bestop wi with a light paper, and over this again at inter- sale: One-third cash, balance in one ond | S14 siting ail classes of houschold urniture, books, | \7 Hs MIAN’ KINDENGAITEN AND SO ‘corner $i Fourlikecpswbeldans andi pamengeee a ovintY cosscrexce. Yala are bung dark, rich rugs, which are made | two sears, with iaterestamecured by deed of trum tron | Be Ac. Jimuddition we aro erecting gpacious sales | MU", MANSS MINDEMGAUTES, AND SCHOOL | 2 ety, commer pisnd eS p andipisves es | Me scatsou ct besten ve The following leiter, which is self-explana- | the background for groups of water colors, | thezreues. “Lerioate be compiled with in ten daye, | FOpin forthe sale 0 borate, 1918 Suuceriand pace. south of Di cle. Gost of niateniale. ‘el0-tr | For Atlantic City. 4.05, 10.00 and 12.00n0en. Sam Sales every Saturday. No postponement on account | J{LOCUTION, ORAIORY, DRAM. tory, was received s short time since by Mr. | their delicate eoloring showing well against | fuuit. $100 deposit at tieof ule. All conveyancing , 4-05 ana. abil 12 moon, “Po: fue oteuivurban trains 000 time tables, to beibed Loos of weather. and voice Culture. EDWAKD C. LOWNSEND pe am Page, who has charge of the restanrant: | hom Most of the rugs are large, but here and | tp TEaiNAtp FEXDALL, Couesratnente respectfully solicited. _x27-1m_) aud Sse ADA TOWNSEND, Yeachers, 7 hae PROFESSIONAL. ofa viscept bunday. “Daily. Sunday only. “During the inauguration ceremonies I al-| ones or irregularly between them, while suffi- Ssuasurieahaer Popes (eS ae MME, FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE | | pagwane called for anil necks. fiom botele and lowed my love of china to overbalance my | cient wall space is left to keep the rather light| RATCLIFFE. DARR & CU., Aucts. x KINDERGAR1EN NOKMAL INSTITUTE. ‘medium ;life g:ven from cradie tograve, ‘230 Figst | dences by Union Lransier Co. on orders ieft at honesty and comforted myself that as in the | tone of the room predominating. and some of BOF VALUABLE IMPROVED] MODEL KINDERGARTENS ANDSCHUULS, — | Be. was ‘[PHOMAB DOWLING & BON, Auctioneers, TR PROEERTE BITC, ELEV w oT Ob, Citas ose i i i, Auctions | a AT! iN VENT! th 5 toasmall tete-a-tete cream pitcher, which I| with smaller ones laid upon it here and there, | THE HANDSOME STALLION, POTOMAC CHIEF, | _ By virtur of @ certain deed us, bearing Principals, Born with cout, hes wendertel hesling power. et Hind at retail costs, $5,.t0, 0 conta. | However, | so there is no effect of the wall being decorated | | ox zuespay, MARCH F1No% 1502, AT TWELVE | {ONL folks FS: Gadet eta eS Moebuines | Ase TSO. cenoe of xe | Moon 10, OID enw S| ee ee ee my conscience i wll troubling me; eo inclose | at the expense of the usual depository for rugu, | oC GSK- nu ws within sur see Mate ose OTs | af ; t Traiue eave day trom Union station bh please find $1, which will cover your loss with | buta rich, though quiet-coloring is t a Sr » Song Books, Be._ds-sm Gh aud Batreets. c i of Coluuitia, aude the request of the party ected ticmal Kindergarten Manual, Song locks, &e- dsm | RERS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL: mo Sa : Mie ao ¥ street northwest, the Handsome Stailion, rotomac | thereby, we will sell at a = - — Interest and i hope may prove » balm tomy | the room, and a piceureeque effect is obtained | (vet sited by Buca, Jes hin rocorts0224: dam, | prominms op SUEMDAYe tbe TWENTY-IHIRD Day | POREIGNEHS DESIRING AN EXPERIENCED | -y-hioe Mugen dee smog, sing Merde | Eurourh se grade mspery ere wee Wounded conscience.” ‘fhe letter was written | in a unique way. better than 2.30; sound, Kindandgentie..' "= "“™ | OrcLOcK P.M, ihe followine dosctived parcel af | ences uiauy of the diplomatic corpa: tiny apply to Mass | 489. 71095. 1m. OMice, S25 Sd et nw. “fesse fom poem SORT, rat tine. Gelb Da by woman and was mailed at Columbus, Ohio. Gia wine Gee ceaae wie’. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, tf Washington, District ot Co- | JULIA K_ BALCH. 120¢ 1Wthet. now. d2-Sm Wasninvion to Cimcumnatt without c ‘arriving et snlpemmeainn = mal = fel5-ate ‘Auctioneers. 37in Martin and Walker's | [oo xpw sELEO i Cincinnati at &.10 em. conbecting an the. ‘opt One Woman's Sacrifice, In this same house, an old-fashioned one in | 7 Cx caxson BLOS., aeq Stied Wis’ eqaare qumbeced gos Shaumazect | F's tisroucn audgrowrecnve. aust tor both sess Soy ndinmaele Oe atv csearaty Lesttad” 2 page oe iD eq o 11 10 pau, the famous ““F. FV. — PERE taped yea ; construction, the hall is wide, with rooms| 1) inh and streets mw. | Ziv inches rout bythe depth of 100 fect Puch, ~ | O€ ny wrade, include collace preparatory work. EL ey BA We have read and admired in our school | °P¢ g on either side, and has two stairways, | rpysrerw BALE OF VALUABLE r rn IMPROVED ‘ one on each side, curvi: in the ascent and AND UNIMPROVED PEOPERTY SITUATE ON readers the kingly courtesy which drank from | Trécting on the sccond-ficor landing, In the} HE NORTE SID OF SOULE MC STRESS ‘Olio, Lemngion and Lousvitie, Ry.” arriving at Cin eluUAti at 6.25 p.m., Lexiuxton 620 p.m., Louisville G50 p.m, connectitig tm Union depots for all pointe. 188 AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTO! M ah StO NW ‘One-third of the purchase ea RS - 5 = & saucer to set at ease an untutored guest who | wall space between ti ASD SOUTH SIDE, OF BOUEM 1, STREETS | ve paid ican: the balance tobe prided tm frocgual PIANO AND HARMONY.- a0 200 D-&-Expres for Gordunerilie. Caarie-seevitio, knew no other way to secure his broth. At | the hall were old-fashioned folding doors lead-] _STRLeTS BOULH WEST ALS | Rolen'at the purchaser, Sesriem invevess at the ratsat | DUCATE be x = wometi’s luncheon the other day one of the | ing into @ continuation of the wall, but they | By virtue of two deeds of trust to 6 per cent por annum, interest payable seust-annually, | 44 THE SPENC! BUSINESS COLLEGE, us dat Tespectively April 11, 1090, and March 2), , company told how this act of a feudal monarch | bave been replaced by portieres and on the | Teepecurely, Suse yout, acne, win RAF. ana. Ba 20 Ott Peni Comtar aud Nerign- OS Ly halk Agee = FES 5 ‘and secured by deed ‘of trust upon the property sol A ; r Pullpan locations and Tickete et Company's : led respectively in, Liber 1477, folio 258 et Will be taken: or ail Lurchaser's option. A | _ Twenty-eventh scholastic year bean oP 513 and 1azi eve. wall above, nearly covering all the surface, isa | sna Liver 1562. follo 36, of tie land records of the | deposit of two bundred C200) nil! beroguires | Yember 1. 1801. Lay aud eveniug sessions. ot "SETien, enlttmnne enh had been paraphrased by ® modern queen—an | Jarge, handsome Persian rug, ancther effe Disteict of Coluiubla, and ‘st the request of time of anie. Al couveysncie and reconiing | Eractical Bustieas, “echoot ot Hesparatory Aneel, ee 2 aca Tea lator, “eoveral youre | MiRegement Sul another room shows origi : : wth io fon days trem ey Of sles truncese Se | Watelup. School of- Mechanical aud vArcuitectural POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 3 the relator, Years | nality in decoration with different materia vENTIENINT reeel erty ‘and | Drawing. Full corpe of instructors. Aloderaterates MA’ ago when we first moved here. Atthat time | Gn ‘one side of a sitting, room, or maybe rat ; Sout of the detente nseiasee ey a¢ the riak and | OFYuicton; central Jocstion specious ballsand, clase Ad AS rooms. Services of graduatesaiwaysin demand. Office persistent bonnet wearing was not in vogue in | poudoir would be a fitting title, is a broad, low fepakds FE SOEA PRATHER} Trustes. | Open every business Gay. Call or send tor hew hus: [pie @T2 AMER GcORGe LAW, POR ALL KIVER the smaller towns, although in New York even | giyan and covering the wall above and extend. then the cust il established. Soo formation “MKS panaea SPENCER. then the costes was ell colsbtiched. Seon pire begrige u =| come d After my arrival I was invited to'a church en- | fuking seine hung, neatly at, just alibtly PIANOS AND ORGANS. ou Prncipal end Proprietor. fa tertainment, and was chagrined, on reaching | draped here and there, the paper back of it be- | Cafinal 1 seven, (2, the wast aif of orynnal the dressing room, to find every woman except | ing an old blue and suggestive of the ocean in | teen (17), eighteen (8) ald nineteen (19) myself in a dressy bonnet which she did not | some of ite many pases. The net ia covered | tus, numbered | five | hundred and _ forty fo lay aside. or nearly so wit record of a summer spent | proved by a brick dwellin, and said part of lot eight Perceiving my own blunder instantly it was | at old Nantucket in water color sketches, some | (8) being improved by a biick buildin aud a stable, BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITI K $ARAUER PIANO» SELECTED as MOST SAT Mina Dustuces colleye, 1207 Toth et wr Pepe GH. KUHN, Practical Piano Maker, | prepared success/ul.y for civil service, departinental t. 1872. Temple of Music, 12U9 G at. : also other es es Fem c 29 G at. also other | Ama ceusus exaunnations, Yaning and repairing feb 3m a ee = CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROss, with a keen sense of embarrassment that I. | framed and bung fiat against the noting, | used im coumection wah the. Dott ing eatablisniest | [yALLET & DAVIa PIANOS, UNSURPASSED | A. "[512 Massachusetts ave. Jerforce pat ff’ my nltted, Yascinator” and | Gihers almply mounted gn paper with wids | haihet musty AMsiniotel tay ante tac: | Adttet ttaee gum, Ani aeawarane |. Zor Zone Laus een ig Me faced the prospect of spending the evening | white margins and stuck into the meshe vusly subulvided. Supreme excellence. PLANO PARLORS, 1] Oth st.) seca among strangers singled out by my unfor- | irregularly with the accompaniments of trails | ,,s#14 arte of lots sts and seven will be sold together. |. w. 0 tunate ignorance, Undoubtedly my face dis-| of ses weed and now and then a sheel or curi-_| other parcels wil be aod seperately. 1[HE FINEST DISPLAY OF PIANOS ARE NOW OCEAN STEAMERS. played the mortification I felt, for 1 noticed | ous relic of the shore. To the mistress of the | | Tei third of the purchese money to | $B, StulLition, St oUF ware rooms, {nclnding the J lady looking at me several times in # friendly, | room it is a pleasant and ever present reminder | D¢ Paid incssh, the balance to be divided intotwo | Menlo W haa ete Areas DLCKEN BROS, grade pie with the assistance of clear spring water. Senator Blair used to do the same thing, but he did it regularly haps’ little more stylishly; drank milk with his pie and the pie ‘was either ‘of custard. Manya good news paragraph the author and finisher of the | ‘education bill giveu away while rubbing elbows | with s newspaper correspondent at that restau- rant counter. Mr. Bi THEY EAT GooD LUNCHES. Bat there are good feeders in the Senate and the kinds of luncheon they daily dispose of could net be served on the counter. Perhaps ood” are Senators Me- nd Squire. MeMillan and Wesbbura generally lunch together, and they eat steaks and chops and salads and such- like solid goods. Senator Squire bel the same sort of food. Senator Hoar burn's favorite dish is ene eller manages fo get very nicely with a modicum of cold tongue or corned beet is devoted to custard pie ‘end milk; be likes » liberal sprinkling of cheese fella Bie ple, Another lover of pie. te Wilson; ust be hot. Frye Seiwa erate D —PLANS, SAILINGS. VACAN- halfermpathetic way: She was, evidently | of a happy summer, to an oussiee fn interest, Real esie or betorey i parshaet's ‘opton. tor whiel SoeuEE a FISCHER: and the no love popular ESTEY, Corea teria ene is cabin. 9g, oo, 100 eae well-known and popular woman in the eom-| ing decoration to study and enjo} wi Uoterred paymients tie purchaser's uotcs, besriny dave, Pianos. an cabin Sob: atecrene (Greet Brite 2: pany, for everybody greeted her with great cman ‘and raetal > ota’ on erent ie ‘save and ‘bonriuge interest ‘at the rate of ema erence SSS cen continent 2. CL BOIS, 631 F,sole acent D. art 2g Paati at 0 Peon: cordiality, and you may fancy my sweet relief 7 and ‘by used of ‘st. Bw. Bteaner, LES 4 Wwlien this wornan, whose heart was, as tender tah sani Soendesiel ust ‘be wiven, oF the whole purchase fo1-1m 18 N. Charieest., Baltimore._| GHORT ROUTE TO LONDON, it "HOUSE VietkCn Ue stp aay. as ber face was lovely, fussed about, fanned | Am extremely pretty effect has beon made in | at purchaser's <ption, 7[ EE, ZOUAN —* WONDERFUL syMPHONY pee oe ee Sunday, at 10 a.m Docking herself conspicuously and finally declared the | the home of a physician, where suite of three aati demate: ORGAN, You can play any composition without To Southanipton (Lonton. Havre), Bremen, Feturn 66 3 p.m. | Fare. row be Tooms were going to be unbearable aud ahe be- | rooms forming the offices is parallel with the | and exanutnat F So Seaic, Tues. Feb. 16, Sa-sn - Spree. Tues. Feb, 28, Saeeeeg te See emcees and tanah lieved sie would leave her bonnet upstairs, ‘it| house and forms part of it, the laboratory | Etitty stiiel at the cole Af tenn ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, ty ae eee es prices. will be so much more comfortable.’ She | >°" Py ‘with within teu days fro1 $06 F &. nw. . 8, 1 Pan. : “ ‘Lelepboue call-825~ or tt BLAKE. | must have sighed to put off the dainty little | being the third room, back, with a lower ceil- | tristecs fol-tm 18 N. Charlesst., Baltimore, | “Eomrortabie state jaxurious mere = | Article wlich completed her handsome toilet, | 196 than the others. ‘The stairway of the house | Hak sua cow of saloon appomtments, Prices: lat cabin, aud 1 noticed ler bait, dressed for bonnet, | PrePShs Lvorstery sed inhas boos made tate) nt needes 1 ‘3 ore ~ ‘ i Mithout one, Dut, Lame £0,be presenta. |S cozy little sitting room. ‘Three large windows | ¢r7.azds crown got an. especially brilliant Jewel that | £FM one of the longer sides of the little room, Soa night for her most womanly succor of s-simer | filled with Readed cathedral glass, and under | [ ATIMER & SLOAN, y ‘2d. up- ‘HE PIA) CHANGE WARE ROOMS, 913 Pa. | Warde berth, according to location; “24 a ‘Te reayo saoeange rans noo wn, | Eats enuecieta nese Pate Ty Re ee fora pianos (TROPICAL Tours, ao montuly payments to fuit; ‘and trips to the beantifal hee oe Sait isiaud of Jurosica and the many old woetd towas ef to Broadway. 28th and 20th eteste, 28th New York, H. ¥. Pe D LADY O} wld wrahenecencity andr x ee oe gro oe = - these is a broad window seat, upholstered with y - Spanish Main, occupying two weeks or longer, by the 14th and K ste., an distress. ; vaskead uy red plush, vith many looce pillows agers, fens oF IMPRO' SOHMER PIAKB PEE, STANDARD INSTRU. Atias Line of steainers, ae 3 ote., Ce eae semanas ats of varied coloring. | Heavy cones world. 5 necenry eapenees pee : jaakington, - Kasping. curtains are at the windows, looped back from a SHEN A ve desataa leet Hor reat, moyedand | Cet Colousbia, Kesraxaa and Ove Zniytert | Te capitate fashionable residence conten STEAMER AREFIELD. are eee tite tcc pent ihe enya beckgroand | 280, tel aide = SUSTES enr Sate eed Sa | Eamets, state wr we cuneortamamer | Sd ATURE a etchings han, a 1e RTA} . r ‘permsnent questa ‘and cumine unex- 2 fae ra is ete eee at | an et =] LEFF PF. AMG ce AREA SURASETS | Sine Atenoe ae Earoan ms a is the upright piano, which is at the narro’ Uction in from : tnd of the litle space, the top holding jare and | Ruaiy A ENEY. Prize medal Paris 200 five promtems;| wee SAK EAN STATE Lintrerete | mute =: Iago notes ole peotucee fine nook inet | Bese gate Seana Sitviecrate eens areas | ET Toes de coe Seeraieees, | HO SS os i 4 ing pre Sean cae epi PO5e Lith ata. w, ac ots Sonne, 3 Fn “or the te Sy SO ead ead a =| _ATTORNEYS. sete RBBBITT HOUSE, ee ea oe WASHINGTON, D.0. two years, with ; Barber—“Yes, sir. tiiie of mine I'm geing to ge .