Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1893, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1893—SIXTEEN PAGES. ' FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—PIANOS. FOR SALE-ON 7TH ST, N. for store and dweilis lot 254155 to alley. 0, to close am estate. NORTHEAST. 1258 to 1250 F st, ‘and 536 to ‘er, BUYER & SON, 13th st, bb, Gr, FOR SALE-TWO LOTS AT BROOKLAND AT A sucritice if taken this week: destrably located. Address HARD Ur, Howard University. aul2-3t R SALE—BRICK, LOT; St. sw. near Gth. Price reduced’ from $4,506 C. BOYER & SON, 214 # 1234 G st, bb, mb ‘or. $0, $4,000 IF sold quick. SOUTHEAST. 1113-15 and 1117 M Sstory Lic. bay-window brick near the pen- SALE-2% CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT will buy @ lot 25x140 feet at East Deanewood (in the District), about 3% miles from Capitol build- ing. C, D, © and Fats. ne. will run througa it Deunewood—a« level tract of land 50 feet above the river. Streets 90 feet wide conform- ing with city plans. Accessible, delightful location; pure water, cheap fare, 'S% cents commutation to 6th st. pot Prices range from $75 to $100 per lot, on monthiy Installments ($5. per moth), aad should the purchaser die before all installments are Paid, lot will be deeded in fee simple to purchas- en's ‘heirs. Call early for choice selection. w, sol‘ and ot Dats fe ‘@r, each. 3.¢ ‘A bargain at... 2 New Tr. Lrick, with bath and a.m.t. near govt. printing office: rent. $20.85. Pric aul0-1m ‘E. M. PINE, 1820 : FOR SALE—A LOT, 24.5 FT. BY 120 FT., ON 1 st, neag 3d se. 'W. P. WILLIAMSON, ” corner Sth and F sts. nw. aub-eo8t Corcoran st. bet. 13th and met mantels tp every room, furnace. elec tie light, appliances, ete. reduced Boases in ne. $15 PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT MAY'S LAND- ing. the flue suburb of Atlantic City; 5 squares from R.R.; commutation fare to Philadelphia 3 coats: station 08 Froud: fine driving. noting, = rl Ep : sure it; es wil bring $200 in six soatha: 4 factories Melt thls year; lots are 140 fest alove comin; 10 per WE MIGHT AS WELL BE OUT OF BUSINESS ‘as to be undersold. We therefore offer the best bargains. A fine upright; slightly used; $196; $10 cash and $10 per mouth. “One second-hand up- cath.” One: $125 organ” $50% $8" cach” asl $5 bet . in, $85; $5 cash a a Donih. HUGO WORCH*& CO., 925 Tth st new. Sohmer plano agents. Planos for rent, packed ‘and moved. aulz FOR SALE—A HANDSOME UPRIGHT GRAND ily $200 oa" payments of $10. per month. or ments of : Regular price, $423, Call an]. see. this. fine in- strument If you are thinking of buying a plano. Bargains in square pianos at $5 per montb. auld THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa. ave, FOR SALD— Very ine; good ua bow, Maa i ate ith snb- re as Dew; with, sn ao und’ Couplers: ust the ting. for parlor, bass % Jotge or chancel; worth $200 new; will sell for $76 on $5 payments, ALE CHICKERING BABY GRAND. LETTER WRITING ART. Bules and Courtesies in Oorrespond- ence Sadly Neglected. A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION. The Use of Slang in the Upper Circles. — THE COLLECTING MANIA. _—— girls from the bondage of the unbecoming, slang will soon shrink into obscurity. ‘The modern school girl is not dressed in the sorry costumes and broad, heavy soles which were provided for her mother’s school outfit. Her frocks are as short, perhaps, as those of the last generation, but they give glimpses of lace petticoats and dear little varnished shoes, or ties of soft Russia leather or delicate chamols. In the seclusion of the dormitories she does not forget to be bewitchinuly attired, and a tea jacket of shot blue and white silk worn over a petticoat of Valenciennes is one of her beauteous neglizes. Instead of walking out in solemn two and two manner, she now takes lier exercise in tennis, which gives opportunity for a sear- let silk shirt, a skirt of brown checked tweed and a jaunty little cap with a scar- let feather. Or, she pulls up the river in a costume development of blue ilk shirt and white coat, while some of her classmates elsewhere “are curving, sweeping, bend- ing, kicking—in short, dancing—in soft drooping draperies of lemon und or- ange color. Or, still another may be walk- ing In the grounds, enanaring a professor in the meshes of her pink feather hoa. Cer- tainly, the lines of the fn-de-siecle school | FRESHNESS OF THE FAIR. Much of It is Lost to the Later But the Completeness of the Exhibits is to Be Admired—Attractions of cultural Ballding. Correspondence of The Evening Star. CHICAGO, His, August 9, 1898. As the summer goes on the aspect of this reat fair changes in many particulars. Unfinished exhibits of early June have been completed, and become old stories in Au- gust; the big cold storage building with its conspicuous tower is laid low by fire, and on the Plaisance especially the visitor misses a number of things which were to be seen a few weeks or days ago, but Correspondence of The Bvening Star. CAMP C. FRED COOK, PINEY POINT, M4., August 10, 16%. Night before last was full of life, and so ‘was our camp. About two-thirds of the company went out on a pleasure expedi- tion as soon as supper was over, and, al= though some of the men were on the guard. detail, did not return until next morning. The guard happened to be very effigéent, and only two of Uncle Sam's prodigal sons attempted to get through the Hines. They were Privates Malone and LAttle, who are noted for good practical jokes. They approached the main entrance t» the camp, and when chalienged by the sentry; halted. In answer to the demand for the counter= 1 of the guard, post sign they said in most solemn tenes poodle. y out of the stern watch- T HAS BECOME AN | girl are expensively but very pleasantly | which the authorities have declared shall For particulare apply to established _ notion Rms. and 6 Atlanti cent off for Cush; 2 lots tor $25: titie 1asmec. Beautiful natural rosewood case; full octa Send for cireuiar. MAY'S LANDING patent Capa d'Astro; finest tone:'s great bar- gain; worth $700 new; will seli for $200, on easy’ monthly payments. See it at once. G. SMITH, aus 1225 BA. AVE. N.iW. FOR SALE-AT REDUCED PRICES—SEVERAL = — oe Knabe upright, square and “S FOR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PROPERTY | Sno ot didfereht makes at torpeine wah teres man's established | notion |S necting man be no more. ‘The penpte pect mouth before two prisoners were off e art of let- Uttle from. old china. 9nd. si to come in the cool days of autumn will ter teed ge cutlery is now the object of eager ranneck- have the comfort of them, but much of the ; or a Bag for a art. There is, it is|ing—a lady that recently veturni m | freshness will be things, and it | 224 vhile later again aavensed: true, no scope at|Fneland glories in the discovery and pos: | fuer wen, yu esencthtg of ath mors | ANG, Were halted.” ‘This time however, Cor tor | Session of a set of knives nnd two-pronzed ip being ng of an Boral Juenemann, with two of his men, soa- the present day for | forks made of very fine steel, ‘The ferrules | ROW, even to those who have not seen it. | denly appeared on the secre and ngisins the talent of noting | Gre of sliver, and the haniles are in green | | The last half of June and early July were| the two Jokers, ‘marched them ug same E. T. KAISER, didg. 928 F st. nw. FoR SALS_BY OWNER_NEW ¢ROOM AND ata brick bene im Rae. deep lot to alley; wort $9,500: will sell for $5,200: purchaser to assume first tewt of $2,000; balance $20 a month with- rent will pay for it. C. E. N., Star aren , rent makes at ing aod terms passin; which pped er. She also rum-| the ideal days for sightseeing; very lttle| guard tent. No more disturbance was FoR SALEGEORGETOWN_sin1 N ST, GEORGE: Meridian ini” GHO. YW." LNBs “fag oth | £2 ult Wee rent Peta Ge Berine | eeee ee ce ncke eels DRE Got ck | was Mala Goes teed der chee dee med Rete tena ee outside, who eame town: lot 25 feet front by 120; with « substan- ot Dw. agg oe | eee BIT Pa. ave. 0 forks with two steel prongs, but with sil- | beautiful weather made uninterrupted fair-| to the very logical conclusion ‘that two Lag ne I. 14th and @ sts Jy20-tu,th,est.2w | ——— a FOR SALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL “UPRIGHT Possessed, except, in- | yerS.andies engraved with crest; snd |0iMs a pleasure. The amount of work | prisoners were enough for one night THOS. .. a = - = PIANOS” that are as good as new. We will deed, as the writer | naif a dozen knives, dessert size, with jade | Completed between June 1 and 15 seems al-| Sergi. Cromwell and his soon ar= FOR SALE—BARGADS— a Fe BUSINESS CHANCES. Sel them very low: tering reayoouble:” bo interest of weekly syndicate | pattara men knives. devecr most incredible, {put one hears many funny’ rived at the same conclusion, as Pricate a + destrable, == —= = a s makes, which mI of ‘the e: ces ot jone “pleudidiy palit Satory brick dwelling, contain-| T-room and bath brick dwelling; receptios ball; | ONE OF THE BEST GROCERIES IN THE Dis | We must sell to give um room. letters. The warmth} The name of the maker on the Mlades — ‘the gk EER > y business; sell -FEIFFER INLIFF, = 10 vantry: large ‘ry collar; | cabinet mantels; complete in every respect. Price| trict, doing a ies, is = wea Tisaty of yard room; nevly pepered and peinted: $5,000. termat us Swner is compelled to acetic: | _ i726 417 11th st. nw. and can sell for $7,500, on easy terms. T. J.) _ Ing; cellar: a.m.t.; location,| Address Box G3. Star we STANTON, 20th and O sts. ‘aul2-2t* 7th st. sc. near D st.; it's a bargain at $4,150. otis Lon Beaten oS FoR SALE-GEORGETOWN—1332 29TH ST.; 1 4 zed to offer for sale for a short time Thowse: ‘the lot Bas a frontage of $0 wl is @® deep; a beautiful lot; the house ts . and is bringing a good THOMAS J. STANTON 22 ‘goth and O'sts._ in May and ly J both the | of an te early in the last century. early June, on eve, only to be caught after a of her heart and the SS can ebed auene ae Srounds and in the mushroom-like hotels | chase. tion would be as rare and beautiful today us| Hite t“whits"tcapots must ew, disct | Beoble who, hal” engased seamen ‘tuck | cued "ucee aah cmarenes tetas he as rare and beau! nd white teapots must now o jn camp, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _| they ‘were in those letters of hers, whose | thelr ‘strugsing ‘aspirations toward “two: | Blaces, beguiled by sume of the glowing eir-| those who have the uiiertont te drop ans) RI] SAPPHIRE. | Culars sent broadcast over the country, | chor in the former are compelled to Test om Were often astonished at what they found | the soft side of a rough board. awaiting them in the wi of accommoda- Every one in camp was under arms ip ex~ | tons, while the unconscious air of Pro-| Pectation of more visitors, but none cam Prictors and attaches made complaint seem save the crew of the good yacht Ruby to reach the beloved Gsaghter in Provence | Phillipe ks Writing About His almus! pertinent. o'clock they marched into camp with & ‘pM FgBE house for $85; tmmiediate posses: | Fon SALE — AT WOODSIDE, MD,—sIx- noon | 10 of tenderness has remained undimmed isan |" cotinae: tare ate, ath, bot ad. cold. water, throush the conturies on = aoe be- a i __ Salas Tange, cellar, wi . stable; corner lot, ‘ween us and her; but if she were living RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT, WANTED | shade? price, $0,000; terme to oul, now he - ‘@ partner, silent or xetive, who can i from | _Je8-2ui B. F. LEIGHTON, 452 D st. n.w., cor. 4% | NOW her sparkling wit would be more likely SofS0NS ‘Secios" Hur “Rintber ‘jurticulats eh ——— pronged forks. pee LETTERS TO CHILDREN. hungry, sallow look. ‘They were truly hun 0" dress Box 91, Star office. ‘aul2-31 through the columns of the brightest Paris| Dell and Music Box—The Bud People A instees SR. ‘as they had tak, Wiles. : _ Sa aoe of es bie ce = “ % not en of food #ince i SORES ac Sater baad, ee | EGR gE, he, chen Arcplaces. format tad | PERSONS DESIHOUY OF DISFORING OF NEAT PROPOSALS. society Journal, delivered to the Grignans| out Went. moval oe Sitar ak es cone tema at oar fy, - crn i:sprovensente; opleadid location; south | W ota t.w.r two shuns sath ef ita. erty, can lust the’ same writes usr son 8A amused us telling of the adventures of her) was caught in col nate one. Pe $6,000. fe" residence: "terms. to ‘sult; “price, the, same with us without | (ESOPOGALS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL — | in thelr distant province by the fastest! wis month's Century contains a charm-| husband and herself the first day they ; if it necessary to tow her ashore with their moth ard 0 sts. ae oe and ‘those, wishing “to ‘purchase "or -ex- | Ofice of Building for Library of Congress 143 baat | dally mail train. houses | change such Capitol st. ington, "D.C., J teen ing article composed of letters written by | spent ai the exposition, some time in June. | Tow boat. Capt. Reichelderfer, utter bears WW. IS ONE OF THE Sih ai piorusction. Api to OWNER, | lige. Correspomience ‘solicited’, WHITFORD. & | Sefaratevsaled propane wii be racalved af iniwottos | | But Mt the gossiping letters to friends that frome: and the price. aulzae » J. STAN For SALR—1434 V st. Property, can list eharge? an ! ing the circumstances, itted hi the late Bishop Phillips Brooks to his| They arrived at” evening, and the nexi | az . perm 8 bul Ihouean im the cltys 1 reoses; Dale + 6, 120 : ‘Deaters to Neal Betste: Coates Mame ML cn WEDNESDAY, the | used to be the chronicle of the world's af- morning after a cursory glance at their | &?¥ subordinates to retire in peace, at Gy, isuoley and large try ‘celine. ‘yacreted:’ the | FOR SALE_NORTHWEST_o3 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT IN THE WASHING. | fmmedininly thereafter ia presence of Magers ies | fairs have become needless and extinct |*MAll niece a somaTaL primitive surroundings, set oft ¢-clock. reveille ‘was sounded, And afer Rouse Bae "ail the latest modern ee japont. Circle, an elegant bro Se on ASH) ; ne ers 08 ‘ ey in | Very cred —~ KN sod glectr: ical appliances, ant’ a atable ia the | oafaining 15 rooms aad. lan Savings institutions ‘caked’ A ‘sinail. dincoum Library hteree nth t th followin inte barter Let eee ene ot Pree | light his small correspondents these may be | beautiful day, and the sights ‘upon which | With « relish — fear ft borses, and, ban _never =| Bethe 4 See pene ca 2 ce eee or ied: will be open’ on Sunday for tnapection: | room; ‘heated’ by furnace: ‘plembing ‘the. verg $6, . auld. lw: ials and work, namely jo ironwork and Ughts of the roofs of the west main pavilion and paper they were to feast their eyes through the | Boating parties were then gotten together fan sell for the low price of $16,000. 03 easy | finest: every known improvement and conv: VENICE, Aug. 13, 1882.—Dear Gertie: | ong hours until night. They had not much | $nd the boys started out for a good time. for the low price F in S ve | standing the rules and courtesies that forme BSNS SERGON. “| thelr omacee: crvtal candelon ge: | “etck of rong mero bata Oaa3 £9 | toletined a ph rian Thetsieteet | should be observed in the writing of busl-| VENICE: AUE. 18, 182-—Dear Gertc:| moe’ an gotten into the’ erounde A ae THOMAS J, STANTON: frie gas lighting apparatus, Tubee, eri | ents ou the Gaflar, ‘To make purchaser ebestatc: | ote Use sertaed fort seetay Aetites deect | mens letters and notes of invitation and downitp ts] ee Jock at one of the Hall, They sisten 8. tate ee m porn end O'sts._| us Fear stairway? tot Sii1007 ample: room Ty sate will give frst’ mortgage security on lots | copper and rivets for roofs; 4, Cut graulte. steps, | acknowledgment are aiten sedlp mesiected: | t take a bath, they just go do ng buildings, where some workmen ‘on a Hall They visited St. inigo'a. the samy ¢ RESIDENCE IN [MOUNT] Siitage of a morse ee! iin and eral Tie trogen be sort par ini monte, ernie | Eran “Rpecttcations wensral instructions and em | SHA Women that pride thetneelves upon theke | front stipe of the house and Jame ok sie | carer covtiay ae tee eariy wine ek ta] we kaes omy aaah aa eee ‘ean cellar, wacer, gas, Se.; will a we; ditions ang blank f jnof proposal may be obtained. and grace in other matters are vei swim about in e street. este y Isa the room tn which veral yor et Apply owner, BM. F., Star oMen.*| nenteat ier camry wns, nceabie aed) ut ages TUF money. Call at Hoots Saco | on application to thisuifice. BERNARD R GREEN, | careless and neglectful in thelr correspond-|q nurse standing on the front steps, bola. | “Sta = Feune wate Seat 83 B: atte To the dismay of the visitors # perfect | death during the. terrible thunder moras eee ee lets Gas | Sapte ene oe eerie te peice and terme | WaNTRO—A PARTNER WITH 06,000 CARH CAP: | socemmecDGent and Rariueer._eul.S58,0bI0-@"jence | Budding Gtels. See ee ee eae ee Tiguia’ whitewash was wud: oy ge Fp Rema Lz cash a ralance to 7 al ar a "s cdi aia sane B om’ “4 ~ ‘pre itile chapel m ‘ Sorel cads. “apply owners Bt. P| Srieise WALTER, WEED & 00. Wal 1 2h A man In carpet ‘basiness, Address SCARCITY OF MONEY. Budding girls have had much counsel on | Wa8 tied to a little fellow who was swim-|denly precipitated in thelr direction, and Ory. z FOR SaLEiN ONE OF THE MOST FASHION Sosa Thi ming up the street. When he went too| the ministerial black of the doctor's coat |W im @ pretty little chapel, and from tts ey are the subject of listening we! was covered with splashes and dots of ce nO one would ever sui For SALES SEW OOM FRAME FIOTSES IN| ble locations tm this city, ‘eatin as ew T HAVE FOR SALE 4 $5.00 NOTE SECURED BY a4 far, the nurse pulled in the string and got | aS covered x. ° that the idea of making it a chapel Hret. Ms deed of trust on Washington property worth | ©X-Seeretary Tracy Suggests a Plan| constantly told that a good listener is sure owy staff, which drying fast made ge B iy $100 vash,| doors of Conn. ave., ‘odsome. bay-window z baby h in, ‘Then I met another «| took form when on its floor. thi on (<3 care face, scant varoly gt $5000. ane me two an 8 F cent and in- for Immediate Relief. to be an agreeable and probably a socially | ber baby home again. TI him so unpleasantly conspicuous that im: on its floor three young —— BURN. i ‘worth $75, res coutaining 11 large rooms and bath: 4 on 7. Bt by the side| pursue. The druggist who sol oor; butlers pantry and concrete | _%9. Sts Nave. ws how many friends could be made and re-j mother had tied him to a post by the sik notte s “ 7 Fi «furnace eat: handsomely papered and | WILL GIVE DOWN AND $5 A MONTH as | Of the Navy, was asked yesterday to tell | tained by the nice distinction of phrase in | of the do r, go that when he tried to swim | P€nzine which they got on their way back | ¢xtent by not finding what they took the, For saLe—i sT. story and cellar: < < wn ice. ‘auti-at@ General Benjamin F. Tracy, ex-Secretary | Successful person. But if they could realize | Youngster, swimming in the street, whose | mediate retreat was the only, course to yy enening S-story und basement. Corcoran ; oe n to the hotel put it‘in a beer bottle, and | tip for—s country tournament but were Beene mae ani Ma | Speen Ae getkatttna Meat] sme captronn Seka: SGU | Freent” nancial situation Me asi the |Raeeiigtiont?, Mcp woah te [tay wwe atelier boy who was ed to | a {ail no iota ine ted | sy rebated “Rave bad ‘during the eo aepeysie ppt | _er ba . . s e re Rag y have ‘en= Above with 2story brick stable. .2222222212 a"Fargain’ at 4140005 tema te suit Fee ote: | A_COMPLETE SHOE STORE FOR SALE FOR | question was too comprehensive to answer | earnest study of this subject. seta pe Seger ed Fa wrap. aitnouse tks Tn, Tite put | Eiapment 2a'st. near Mass. ave. ae., 2-stories and cei- Seeeeee cae SP TES, MM tenance tor reel este | ofr-nand, but that he might, after due re-|,,Mr#- Cleveland owes much of her popu-| Gud they fiad 10 sing oak to, oe gueine | on her wrap, ,although the sun her feel |, The same crew paid a visit to St. Geonge's Siaed onitie este ae 2 L WALTER WEED & 2. ee ao aty | flection, attempt to give his views on it. He cae tion eee chon e loveliness of the | You are always in danger of running over | rather overheated airesdy” and inte coe | Island last might, and returned endiooe ce : pete - 5 rec iready, con. - fe rei 2 eee =e “eed moos of See pram gr | onsened to talk of the currency famine, | [ters written i, he mit ofthe tremana| tome ot the. people and drowning tint | Sealing he’ bottle” they "hastened home | two of ftp imembers who, wete at a Fel ————— HH st. nw. bet. 4th and Sth, 3-story brick, in nw. until September 1. 8. L. 8, Star office. | He said: ous demands upon her time, cept |# carriage, and use an our instead of a| square—a sample of the Mberal furnishing | Those left behind returned to camp sale Foe. SALE 8 OF st. a Ey — a renting for $40 mouth. Price. . __aut0-3t “The administration has ample power to| had no claim upon her attention, except = 7 foo WICE BUY A GROCERY STOWE _wint that, they had expressed in one way OF | HOTS? BUC tts yer ee ey eee very | Sout hot i—they both spent. several |@24 Sound this morning. ys: nicely papered 17x80 to 12-foot alley: y~ ris dally the children, are very | hours over eradk ion Ex-Capt. C. Fred. Cook acted as officer of es sale pend Joo Tonnage es to alley. 10r. and bath, Price.. $6,500] “all fixtures for butcher Dusiness Jo- | relieve the currency famine in forty-eight | another, an interest in hi Bright sind gay, ‘and handsome. When | specks of Sine ane ne all rected ns | the day last night, and had quite an exe PRANK L HANCOCK & COLS, cor 1th aad | 28S Bw, S-atory brick. bet. @ and oo | faie4j gerd, Feason for selling. Inquire ure by exercising authority with which it | Business communications must eo These | YOu are sitting in your room at night yOu | special application of the bengine: ang | citing experience. Some of the boys plaped sts. ae. Gttice opem to § p.m. aul2-t Loe mw Story snd. cellar. “Price...” $ers00 | ee S18 4 at. z is clothed by statute. into ‘every one's life. These | Fearsome music under your window and | efter the toteen weet, eto oeine. hhung | ide and seek with the guard. and, in fire MRER OF THOSE ETH ST | Zerty ond Seoient Oc ona tac Sib 300 | oes SALE OR EXCHANGE A WHOLPHALE ‘How may this be done?” a ee ct ceuiinn | look out, and there is @ boat with @ man| out in the air, it'was almost night, and | !DE slant Crackers, caused a sight fire, in iw) cash ant $10 a oath to | at. bet. N and O, amd. ‘Prices.-7.--- $f ail win wor 8 Penna. “The act of July 14, 1890, known as the : | with ‘a fiddle anda woman ice, | they too weary for anything but repose. extinguls vore gaining? sot Arua il. Yt M0 bg Taira tapes ease ‘of the’ premises it ‘desired: date ators | Sherman act, directa the purchase of four | Cero" jeteer commenced with a formal and they are serenading you. To be gure, | and so ended their first day In Chicago. Ay, and Capt, Cook, with s fare. Ofice open t0 8 pi. * . ee rex | and one-half ‘million ounces of silver bullion | £erely- : ey want. some money y A eaahaah Sone = fund, scou eighvorh ‘ne FRANK L- HANCOCK & Ca F ocliar 4 roonsa’ geek Fite, Pater? Sl ony| _ Inquire “1100 Par ave. reste came of selline- | monthly, and in the third section brovidies: nA totter of introtuction Ghoul te given done, for everybody begs here, but they do] ais game laay, who can paar chin A yt tl Fon S\ceo8 LEASE ims mp. aves suet | “ath Gite Gy eek Ssiocy FOR SALE AND RENTBRAUTIFUL REAL | cach month oe tO Oe ey seeesUry shall | with the envelope unfastened, It should be |!" SSI sttie I did not see the queen this | of other people as well as herself, said thet | reealar dei nce soso Sores Mee one left of these large Il-tuom houses; all| Four ‘new housws. Price". q'800| Hecate: "two "partion Sze staler “al icar guy | bullion, purchased under the provisions of | Sealed by the pergon to whom it is given. | yine. he was, Out of toma. But ever £0 while they were in the city a ma, by the | ingly and Cory. “Juenenann wert the bei impac: Sxi0o tovalley; electric, Tgate : this act, into standard silver dollars, until Wak | iany novlemen ‘and princes have sent to A = ect ‘of @ good lecture delivered ing tubes, butler's pantry: bullt by Weary ding, Sot room. the first uay of gaard silver dollars. until | card to the person to whom it is addressed, x name of Van Kuyck came to their hotel. ftane im an Rad tie piney $7.00; | _Jysgrs * “wt © Atlante Duling, $80 Fak mew.) Goa rnson for hibG erwricm, star omen. | Hebe katona Uy itl, ad after that soon atter arrival, in, the place. to, show |ang'I have sent them all het love, "| qa® git Practical Joker of the deepest | Saf ase sae deci’ Private: Masha ad ‘dlrs FOR SALE— @ FOR SALE_DRUG STORE IN MOST PROSPER. at haere = er Learnt phe Kindness ‘of the friend who gives the in-| There must be lots of pleasant things to| and it is seldom that he is served as he | pelng guyed considerably on account of We ee rein 4 oe ous suburb in the District; doing a good ensh| much as may necessary to provide for onth. In notes RANK L. HAN do at Andover, and I think you must have| serves others So this Int fy his severely sunburned face, but takes the troduction are appreciated. : ~ : le story been | Bis i 1S BOSE OSE Lea; | “Te Rive" at om "ate So" cena ber| _(SMMT gad QD vest cate aanehes | provided fore ah aay waa Nauenporl” | Never delay in-sending’&, mote tn answer | had & Yeautiful suinmer there. Pretty soun | duly ap recinted,, and he has been endur- | “During tnt trip to St. Inigo's yestestay wiz latvobes tm cellar? hy ve have LOTS tt fon 10 sell.“ Address = -_wunlO-3t . jessness, rg len mre = expe- A — fares wa in witte pine: $4.20; $900] sqaure foot that wertat oll on facteaSie veces | FOR SALM—CIGAR STORE; BEST LOCATION for and paid into the Treasury, 2 SocounteS | OF Thoughtlessness, or from an impression | Int My house when you get there and see vie fi was ‘on tides that wee nearty eerie tsb, Ralance in Gogthiy om lp pit gid HOUSES from $2,400 to $4,000. "No trouble | and stand northwest: doing’ a big oo et nTthe senoune ot eee het aoe that it cy ee sppeer |i a but do not carry them off; and make the | pati? est time ao pee & oe srounds ~4 a on oe 2 > a ~ . VENTORY, mortar Nothing but a ugh w good : aay —— ich, when 4 =} tate Con. mad ste. nes For full partivilare call upon. FIVE REASONS WHY ROWE'S INFALLIDLE | Suite’ under, the abov “sfown.000° ounben At breeding prevents a civil early acknowledg- ee oe ane ee looked | f0F Ht ihe next ‘morning, “had un; Rng pet at. ae ee Fok SALE JUST FISISHED: 4 NEW PRESED| goon Cor. 10th ‘and. G atx, new. | andleapplog aystem commends itvelf to investors | that’ date’ President. Harrison's. admintatras ment ce nlite anineitation for a visit al-|, It seems quite reprehensible in a scholar- | for granted It must hove toon stolons oft | bythe way in which he handled it Fon ALENT tg | Tit abe oe ore ton suspended the coinage of silver dollare. ly man to offer sympathy as in this letter | if lost on as and £ ‘We are truly acting as ~egulars down 1 and of the grounds and found, would be ul Pom FR Sn i = aaa ‘The accumulated purchases of bullion since | W8¥8 state both the day of arrival to the little girl who has just learned how | fraudulently, mat? here. The company and staf of officers, 4 sadsW etn srw. every” mendere’ ocretiestg tt| 3 -Capital comple that Gate amount Yo 110,000.00 ounces, mak. | departure. It Is no longer regarded as in-| {9 Study but protubly ake was an amb, | “auaulently used. He therefore hastened ; and uniform profits, to one of the gate ‘told the cir-| With ex-Cept. Cook, have a table to them- 4 bays at 712 Fst. ne. EAN handsome “decoration; price. $7,000; terms to ing @ total of 140,000,000" ounces of uncotned | hospitable to mention a specific time, and y vl vi y lated y Ce] o wait, Hoom 5, 130 Pa ave. nm. jeaete sliver in the Treasury today, Against this |it Is Teally far more satisfactory and con-| JUS youngster who was only stimulated | cumstances and said: “My name is @ ed fy ge SS by it to fresh exertion. culiar one, and t | two members, are very seclusive. We heve F fent for the guest. And after paying Westminster Palace Hotel, London, June & dance every night. and as most of the | For SALE. ORE? Los, a st, | yidias bi silver Treasury notes have been issued to eee his kind write promptly, and ex- estminster Palace Hotel, adon, name on is presented at any turnstile it . i Ha Sul “Smt: butte Gis | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. | 22%jpitets pzmiaining arecem in detan, {ts bullion value, but no standard sliver } Visit of P 3, 183. My dear Tood: Your wicked’ papa hear’ cars” and herdies her honse so cheap. FRAN! + cor. 13th 3 = —— operated successfull K | WANTED $5,000 FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS: | aneim cD: 'O a will secure the lean by first lien RE YOU AFRAID To LEAVE YouR| worth fur tmes the amount. Address” mine, and you jus oeve boys can move their feet ax gracefully | dollars have been coined with which to re- | Press, hearty pleasure at the kindness re-| has not sent me any letter this week, and|{t and keep him “Gil Peet Reever holds | Oo’ neir rifles. it is areatiy enjoyed, deem them. The Secretary of the Treasury | celved. so I am not going to write to him today, | The day went by and evening came, and as| The bathing is delightful this morsing. ae is, therefore, at Mberty to direct that all or lever, under any circumstances, conclude } but I am going to answer your beautifull the gentleman was going ts, ted he A large: crowd than usual enjoyed it. 4 T HAVE $20,000 IN BANK TO BUY STOCKS OF | any {BOrtON Of thene’ 143,000,000 Ounces be | & Note of letter with “Yours cordially.” For oods | Co} letter, which traveled all the way to Lon- had Licuts. Dunn, Shepard and Kedman will mouey to bank? If so, let us tovest it for you | _ Star of% say Kind of merchandise, such an ary 6 ined into silver dollars. some unaccountable reason it has crept into don, and was delivered here by a postman | RS So a te rt sh sr Hecate ater, Feotal which will yey 8 god | WE HAVE STILL MONEY TO LOAN AT © PER | oust, af Commnnetions et otade ¢ Rhe profits of selgniorage for the coining | \t but {t never can be other than ab-| with a red coat, two or three weeks ago. wh wakes So Saumege” | cent om the best security in the world. namely. | S. SAMSTAG, Auct., Central bldg. q oo had fi rin this afternoon, and the boys ate make upward of #0,- | Surdly condescending, aggressively patron-| jie ‘looked very” proud when he came in, | he changed veste an Ke ‘anster, when | cracticing for the contest + @th and En cod (0A Se 000,000 1f the whole amount was colved, ‘The | zing. ‘3 = as if he knew that he had a beautiful letter | fair grounds congratulating himself’ ors | Tonight will occur the Morton Cadets | For SALE_LOOK AT THE NEW THEEE | Usual. BEISKELL @M. N, 1008 Fat. | ——— moment the Secretary of the Treasury di- japphire” Cup. in his bundle, and all the people in the| his recovery of the ticket he thoughtlessly | Second annual military ball, and a lenge “bricks, 2d and _N. ve aul2 FOR a ee egg sway had THREE- oes fo Sota this. Duilion, and places it at| Put a block of ice in a punch bowl and street stood asiae. to — Sy ay entered ata different gate from that by crowd is expected am stea war Kona WANTED 83,000 ON EACH OF 3 ELEGANT | Oty brick warehouse, : the mint for that purpose, he can treat the | pour over it one quart of claret, a small | 80 t? 's letter mi lelayed: | which he had gone in the day before, and | Tomorrow w: a bow urna | “ponscs_ near Dupont Circles wots atouc e500; | rman, large ice bor: elevator: alse large safe | gain” or selgniorage thereon as already se-| bottle of soda water, and a wine glass of | HO® Guickly you have learned to read | when he prosehted Mis ‘ticker’ thao gens | ment, and the day will also be taken ap commission paid; first trust. SECURITY, ‘Star OLSON Lee te eHBL ER | cured. The profit Is so much additional cash ‘ ‘tec, | 804 write! I am very sorry for you, for| astonishment he was promptly “arrested | With field sports and a g-and court-martial, office. i Cor. 10th and G sts. nw. | in the Treasury. To coin the whole amount | (Uracoa, sweetened to taste with confec- | they now will make you read and study a| by the guard. Protestattons were in vaine —- | EDA FOR TWO YEARS Would, therefore, set free, not only for ctr-|toner’s sugar. Add a handful of mint| great many stupid books, and you will| the arrest of any M presenting that sod tnt all ekereststhexe honecs “will be | WANTED A LOAN OF $10,000 FOR TWO YEARS gulation, but for disbursement, $60,000,000 of | leaves, slightly bruised, and a quart of | have to write letters ail your days. When | ticket’ had been orderede Onl eee ie premises. BANES & ‘Mtheox, "S| Gress ‘Hor 122, Star office. ae Your watch cleaned for $1; watch mainspring, | the silver coin now held in the Treasury for | Champagn. the punch bow! ts “old blue | I get home I am going to make you’ write aulZeatw lowing easy ince $50 per month, which vance above the renting price, A LARGE LUNCH. é his assertions that he was Mr. Vi Soldiers Show. Vth and G sts. Aw, TESTMENTS —PAIDUP | fq Al oar work warranted tor the redemption of silver certificates issued | 4nd White” it will leave nothing to be de-| my sermons for me, and I think of engag-|he was hurtied off to ‘the cusch Rude | How Twelve Tant aa a San baie 3 gr a Se a against it from time to time, and would set | "Ted. ing you for my amanuensis at a salary of | where he spent six hours before he could| e@ Their Regard for Their Captain. QE SALE on RENT. ¢ ee se Gann | Gua 1080 3 ct. we bar © pee cok interest FOR SALE_MISCELL. EOUS it coos, Sumeetintel for a coin so held oe Hrescorras igewonas ec. eye Seer = = i fe tyres} can | collect sumicient evidence to prove J he | From the Youths’ Companton, bath and a room and'are redeemable st ‘their face value ($100) AN wou rep) y the bullion in process| Cut the peel m two oranges and six jo end of . was no ‘or imposter and get re- <page al et Bunntelsy chandeiicrs, ers new ewe-story | ‘poe 80 days" wotice by bolder thereof. 12st of coinage at the mint. lemons in very thin strips, steep in hot wa-| know what an amanuensis ts, ask Agnes, | jease. Capt. Bordier, now a civil officer at Mak brick stable; lot 100 feet deep to a wide puved anes coin thus made available could be | ter—about three pints—for four hours, but | 4"@ tell her I will bring her'a present if tar, in Tunis, gives an amusing account of coal vault in front parkinz;also ret FRA: Amateur Photogra , ‘| ~ Hs ey 4 she can spell it right the first time. pers with some of bis olf Tent. Belch’ cold ctecage vous Sn war yn ens ae RAWLINGS. “member of Weshteston Sick pr aS ‘deposited, would az | 0 not let them boll, In one quart of water | “oor lite Gert: What a terrible time} Amateur photographers must enjoy and ion aabtheon. Game sene witgr he RARTOAE it bulit houses in the Sits: built hy owner | Exchange 1308 Pa. (the Arlington “Fire once énter upon the circulation of the coun. Sans pant Donan or ereasieted she has had! It must have been very go00d | be benefited by the beautiful displays to Sas Sanne am ba aatinienh ntie ak Duane to rent, $50 per mouth, | Ins, Cece. office). ‘aul-tr try. The present falling off in the receipts fe lemot for her to have you take care of her and | pe seen of pictures in that line. One of the = Let us drive ‘you out to | — =e _Co-'8 0 See __Sul-tr_| POR SALE -CHEAP_CO1 OF OLD v.8.| tH tS | oranges until you have a rich sirup. Skim her errands and play with her and he met at the town of Bargon twelve sol- et ws drive. you 7 i =| ee pr amg 2 te of every | Of the government indicates that unless the fun her eran: play’ rettiest imens is in the gallery of the - bet ymes | diers of the company which he had once | that Inever | 2F@ illustrated with lovely children in | commanded. He was instantly recognised | ae scree aaa fustantly on real estate and collateral securt- SALE AND RENT NEW HOUSES WITH] ties. JOSEPH BROTHERS, Beal Eatate, dec all modern improvements in all parts of the elty. | Room 2, Central bidg., 8th and Px. man’s building, where nursery rh: in which the skins have steeped, through | season why you hurried so and learned | ¥O™an’s Gene ore cutee From tne Qolnage of | a jelly bag well iced. ‘This will be delicious. | tecwrite It was a erent pie FOR SALE — REMINGTO: ave.jelt- reiteb Calcutta Lemonade. ther ietter about the Christmas presents, | era Tittie Ba netgear tne tos | and surrounded. “They all talked at onee,”* aa 3H, CALDWELL." | Soney Wo LOAN Ae LOWEST RASS Ob EC giantiy used, hut im excellent coofition. Adare | Waid escape @ deficloncy otek leone woo | For making this lemonade, which is al-| but I am very glad that you liked the focraphs is framed: teeth, Cenese Pho: | ne says. “They hung upon my bridle ana) Rt son, | Opt, the close of the current fiscal year. |” | most equal to liqueur in richness, pare thin-| Cue, What do you want me to bring | the story, with out and indoor accessories | UPON my stirrups: they embraced my Mes: oh mht wel ated See: See | Sar at AUBE ON tern at- nw. | "$25; ene, leather top duper, $20; also oor bores | preacnt Ramnaistee ee ARON ae Seat ihe ly two dozen lemons and squeeze them on | {ater mM remy meson «shies, me another Se cay ane nnn One weer este | bandas Cay Guaped my Sess and ie Gaaay pe {i350 TO _LDAN TN -SUMA TO SUE ON cHTy,| {hetD- Cor of S0tk and T'sta awe tn cabot | Press my opinion as to what it may berwisc | ©, the peels, Let them remain twelve| be very happy ‘when I get another levter | iM they ate.” A group Of society, girs i wenaet be praieel! We have weites Sor] bien _ Bon 13s me 3 loan ee TSS y: | _shon. ge sul22t*_| for it to do. T limit myself to suggesting | ours. Then add two pounds of granulated | from her, written with her own little | ing“warie ‘Ait thronen aie baihdines ene : SALE — HAND: FORREST, 1331 F st. a. 1 and 2. FOR SALE—A GOOD WORK MULE, CART AND | what it may do If {t chooses to exercise the ir, @ quart sherry, three quarts o! ers. ne a dwelling, comes upon these collections of photo, | YOU, 90 long! Have you been well? And! ws and bath room: all latest im cre. | boiling milk. Let it strain slowly through | 1 want to see your new house, which 1 : - 2 And the children? And our ijeu- a ae eee fa flannel jelly bag and serve with chopped | am sure will be very pretty. ‘I wonder | fron" those icterented in the werk eae | tenant” ce, harness; cheap. Inquire at 10S ith st. ae. | powers vested by th EY TO LOAN ON EXDOWMENTS. LIFE AND | _ Sifter 6 p.m. aul2-2° | tary of the Treasury. under Our personal supervision | “ tontine insurance policies: policies a Mo: from those interested in the work or sub- ” . : - § Where you are going to be this summer. - ‘He was killed in Tonquin. 00 - 7° ‘ Jects of the pictures. if - — d first-class in © pespeet; ha open for FOR SALE-6 GORDON AND IRISH SETTER " ‘The favorite mode of diversion this sum-}| Now, I am going off to preach in a queer x ‘May God have mercy upon i rection, Foe her ‘particulars “and. peice | AgpIy to WM. R. HODGES, 1207 F st. nw. pups; very cheap. Call at 20 K st. nw. it RELIGIOUS RIOT IN BOMBAY. mer, at afternoon entertainments, is to en-| old church, built almost a thousand years | _.2%@ dark room which the Ki Com-| was a brave man. apply to TYLER & KUTHERFOKD, 1307 F st. —= ——_ st 1 ‘the ‘odak = gage @ clairvoyantedaintily arrange and| ago, before your father or mother was |P&"¥ Provides for the free use of those dws FUNDS FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS AT 6 PER | FOR SALE—ONE SOLID OAK BED ROOM SET, ‘And the sub-lieutenant” * taking views on the grounds greatly facili- = - 4 Hindoos a: ljohammeds Fight in | mysteriously Might a small room opening | born. Give my love to them, and to Agnes, ‘He was in Tonquin, and is now « lew ee Seiya" EART AEE | BQUEERNE ponmreuronm, wor rat. ww, | etlom itea ed ttt enna tine (a ee eins Meaney tere te] ao Sere, and to the cy a Tour | RA raha ng eaetieete Mie | eet aod derail ss south: We 8146: 00 one ut the pelscgal erent ie 2 ee ee ee = 4a = ee A riot occurred in Bombay, India, yester- | 9 Picames S 2 4 drawing room and introduce the guests to| This letter seems calculated to” keep | 3d, and as $2 only is charged for the priv- T and gas: nice ports TO LOAN—875,000 ON 1ST TRUST ON CITY AND Gertie awake nights, “guessing every | !€S* of using a camera anywhere, doubt- sis | 48¥. and one of the results is that many | the presence of the sibyl, one by one. eee eee eo aod Saeed, Te Ry Aad, bath dwelling, | District property: no delay after examination of | FOR SALE—2 HANDSOME §- FOOT NOTION CASES | Dersons are in the hospitals sutt Pepe ree Ar Oy SES many fine pri 0 pri- Tee ee ERLE Mad eee” | Me Provertys and good commercial paper toe ine Sr ier Ely mol’ tubes Cone: | more or Tene dangerous Injuries "Phe | aramount fitereMt Uo Gnenelt‘gutets will] "P| Sunday, august 1, ame, _| uate gllections an, souvenirs of the ox ~ Be N eS 3 4 : wait patiently for hours for their turn if, as tie: I bought the prettiest thini ‘ SALE SORTHWEST DWELLING Ne RET Te forts for window und interior decoritiouss also | HeteFokencous population of the city is al- | should be the case, there Is a buffet inthe | you ever suw for wou. the ther date if | for effective work with such magnificent cae . balane . NEY TO LOAN ‘At last I was able to dismount, and the fellows hurried away, to come back mats and rugs and cushions, that their old captain might be comfortably ine "We may offer you lunch” tructures at hand and charming views in . “= ways at odds in regard to relixious ques- | dining room, where fruits and creams, ices, | you were to guess for three weeks, making | 8! ‘Yes, but it is a warm day, and one dish mee stus ON CITY PROPERTY. Scothche Atpir sts bier tema ory ne | toneald Yesterday a nusiner Ae Moher me) | conteoniaeT eek ieee ee ene ele guesses every minute, you could not | &VeY ae ae . will be sufficient ae Saale dae pros thy mop au. fy, AMES Mz, GREEN. gp, | Monday, August 14, Kautman’s old stand aull-2 | dans and Hindoos became Involved in a dig. | Quent interv as, together with the tea and | guess what it is. 1 shall not tell you, be- From Oregon. sapey estencd away. and t cow, them i Wascurr. WiLOOx ist MOYEY TO LOAN FOR SALE—A MEAT ICE BOX; CHEAP; FIVE| pute which soon led to a general riot. oes, once ail sumicient, but et this season | cause I want you to be ail surpt to} As one strolls through the horticultural | holding iscussion they so little patronized, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST Ladies as Smokers. Houses open for” inspection. ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATE WITHIN pieces when you see it, and I am 80 tm-| pusiding it is like a bit of home to a Wash- in different directions. I after~ patient to give it to you that I can hard! a, by, ten feet high; must be sok. B) ‘The Mohammedans were observing one of I ingtonian to come upon the Capitol in mii ad proposed to. the ‘rest that ther ee = Se the festivals command: the K ’ : wait. Only you must be in a great hurry on band to the ‘Test that A DESIRABLE How ROOMS, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 70n Site Sanedt REAWERY GEE Saniedne nite ade eee aks tating: amon How long will it be before a ladies’ smok-| and get well, because you see it is only | lature, made of flowers and well set in| should all ‘contribute to a dish and that i ee BROKEMAGE TOMAS J. FISHER A CO ASE R eres PREY. Bese AEA AL AND | celebrating a day set apart for religious ob- | ‘0& CaF will be a feature on American rail-| five weeks from today that I shall expect Gestures Se icky hanna ‘bit ot nn ex cI ont “xg i woe Gectbek ek 2 Boe a ae aa to test | mete 1824 Fost. aw. | RASHINGTUN BREWERY. Best and cheapest | Servance. ‘The consequence was that relic, | Wa¥ trains? The example has been set by | to see you in the dear old study in Claren- | Washington fori pre < le. SMITH, 1210'F st aw. gulhate ee IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD 4 res fous feeling was high on both sides, and it | the Russlan government, which hes ordered | don stfeet, where we have had such a lot | the great display ‘of that nature: Among | each sould ‘bring me a dish, (or whew E at LOWEST a oF lv’ PAT here are the Oregon said “a single dish’ I had’ not specified FOR SALE-WALI PAPER-ROOMS PAPERED | took but little to cause th that smoking carriages, specially reserved | Of good times together before now. Just | the wonders to be seen t 4 latest fall styles as cheap as consistent’ with | at first Involved in the dispute to comers | for ladies, shall be attached to ail trains or | thINK of it! We'll set the music box ago. | fruits, which are « revelation of the power | whether from ‘each of you’ or “from you sil c SALE-NO CASH REQUIRED WHY PAY E such | together. ‘ ‘work. Send postal. Will eal. AL lows. the empire. Russian ladies are willing fol-| img, and light all the gas lights tn the | of that soil and climate to produce e Fine ner Z.rvom and bath bay-wiodow beicks= REAL ESTATE IX THE DISTRICT. _CORURN, 1209 3a st. anti | The number of rioters grew rapidiy, ana | lowers of their empress in devoted mttasot hose, and get my doll out of her cupboard, | mammoths; here are potatoes Bftern Inches | “I had fnished an interview, with the fen ead Exaits WONT ue cor, in eG OETZMAN, | | FOR SALB_PLANO- ELEGANT UPRIGHT; MUST | When some of the Mohammedans proposed | Ment to nicotina, although it may be doubt. | 2nd dress up in a red pocket hand: | long, pears, prese jase, town offictals rest was a Of $35 aud Interest. 4 be sold by private party needing money: highest | to capture one of the holy Hindoo temples, | ful if many of them follow her rule of con-| Kerchief and stand her up on the study | inches long and everything in that propor- | informed: ‘Sidi, your lunch is coming.” PER sc hatems RN mre 020 nye | EPs er Se TAS | ey fot ety 2 Ai eho Th Ge’ aE | a ek act BER. aoe au eae ET we int asda | tel ain wil ana Stay nt | each 9 ates Sk ae ae Fok SALE A HARGAIN IF SOLD IN TWO] RCs “ita ap iter eld Tontine todo FOR SALE_DO YOU, WISH TO BUY ON CREDIT? ihe Metatemenae ee ame the ralray facilities furnished by our large “fee got a lot of things for you besides| Lad tn the matver of tates fruits and wane. torrid sirocco blowing x that would wave aoe j Se Deve siz-oomn homes arent | {pe olicles taken a6 collateral. 10 to 4:00 at | Nsschad eae eee WORCH'S | but the priests, aided ‘by hundreds of Min” quiet smoke may be had tn unataturyed in-| the One, which X bought for you the other | tWbles a oe an raay, | Seersé tee, appetite ution! “Pwreive ee ee eee on eae Emarace wae aaa — wea Ewa Abdul Se Th etan.abt craton of the beithiny, axainat the deae- | TE. womllliat Seat be ieoaaey Fo men were to guess for ever: but this is the best | who was talking with some indignation on | which no doubt had been handed doen r “; If so, do not fail to get our rates before borrow- . nl BUILT FOR THE = fine lot young parrots, price $5 each: aple - mocking birds, $2. and attractive ‘We make loans on furniture, planos. horses.| £1 10 rooms: 2 bath | wagons, &e-. without removal or publicity, at pele an fighting was continued in the vicinity, and| The insular self-sufficiency. of, eertain |e rheumatism right out of you. I hope | fornia” was applied as a name in a general | swimming in rancid oll, dressed with ary Ino goung |cecded in driving the attackers ‘off. ‘The | Dim, antique maidens and nolsy fants, | of All, and when you see it you will jump | this very subject: and who sald that “Call; | from remote ages. Twelve mutton stows, | a= jele-Su | finally the authorities were Commehed tc | English writers in criticlatng: “American | ¥°U Will be quite well by that time. What | way to all the fine fruits which come from | raisins and peas as hard as bullets. sae ee ae, eam oI sort of a place ts Sharon? Do not write | the Pacific coast, and that she had heard| “I did my duty. I tasted of the t iade'SE ec"? | the lowest ponaible rates and tu the quickest ‘poe | FOR SALE DOG MEDICINE, SOAP. FLEA WASH | Cull OUt the troops to restore order, which | Speech and manners might be frettating | fort of f place is Sharon? Do not write fruit called by it in the eastern market | dishes and swallowed twelve mouthfuls of} iach stl aw, sible time ee eee ee a a Ee et ee re a i Loans can be pald in part or im full at any} male and birds stuffed and mounted. SCHMID'S | tFouble. The rioting was generally in the| A contributor to a Londén ‘ne a 2 tell! You can tell me what was in that| ten on the box in which it came from dish was good, very good. superior, ae-4 oon sae time’ fo ‘sult the eongenicuce “ot, the (borrower, | _Biit STOIE. 712 12th __urst-en_| Dustness part of ‘the city, gad during ite | Tang on AMisapplied “Snghsh” “ANAK Christmas letter which the wicked mell-| the wist''She spoke with feeling that the | ficious, ssreeable, exquisite, superfine, fran ti For rent. gil coor egy gape tho FOR SALE- OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW | “Tn feciin, Cee Sr neny, BORDON. ; man never brought to me. state was not getting its due or becoming | grant, savory, delectable or succulent. > n prtion to the amout . 1 ig between the two sects have ‘Some authority has beet’ quoted’ as ‘the rt ys = ‘ id, but this fine | * were much pleased and i H415 R st. now., 12r...-..$1.008 per sr. $12.80) | TY, ICOn Mt Pea with other parties or hare | Std second-hand: any size. ee . aA ee Good by, dear little girl, Don't you wish | known abroad as it should, j 1 i you have ‘Send for clrcuinr or call on in rendered more bitter by the fichting, | Oiginator of a theory that ou knew what it wi hat I bought fi y at Chi will certainly do @ good | that ever I visited Bargon they Purchased furpttore or other goods on time apd) aigtr "Dp BALLACE ace, 731 7th at. and a close watch will be kept to prevent | mar in the making. This See Ce ne ught for | display at Chicago ~ find the pasments « ttle larger than you can - — ——"—— | another outbreak. By true, but the forms of speéch ‘that obtain | YoU the other day? Give my love to Agnes | deal toward making it famous and appre- | entertain me. | mcot conpententiy we Will take it up and carry panbeers oe in @ new country, such as Amerie. ‘some | “2d, Tood, Your affectionate uncle, a “a i th the natural protects | a way te. promsct may onreteh eek te Sen Acker ot y Perm Sao | there te no delay, but you get the money the| J ALE—Horses & VrnIctes Disinfection of Baggage. Gation, While orhers “oumed fe sult the it~ | girt into an inveterate letter writer: | off the nas ier this great collection, are ail | hurang their feeltags. I an order! Dapses in Gorden avine. 1.3» perm. 1.200] 485,70 Man for FOR SALE CHEAP HORSE, BUGGY AND Han. |. A” order has been sent from th n gar. |, Denver, June 20, 1886.—Dear Tood: When | sorts of mechanical contrivanc>s to ald in jence for ac to theirs 2 Johusoa av. Pk Saw. marine | fashioned words and e: ions first car- r lady to drive. get tiers. ay wel aid in | of peat te = ‘some of the models | milltary rank, the wi of they? times Tieaa that ne earns, ipa eee ae a an ai foam very much excited and-runniar: abect | ele cUltAtlON. tego that they Fe; | bod Deen in the wervice ond thar age. ake FOR SALE-CHEAP FRESH YOUNG cow, at-| thfough that station unless it bore the cer-| are suitable to new condi ‘of Tite ana | W@ving @ beautiful letter in the air and | ceive much notice, In one place is a large | every visit I state positively that I shall 2 5,250 bs ve = a: . and back painted cept luncheon some one of them, | aon Coes Tet and Tod: aver aw. D FAT OS] Heatecits gh ue Fk LAVENDRE | Mente, of disinfection "by, the ‘auarantine | natural tn the mouths of the natfrek. but | ter trom Tod!" He was just gome t mex | aetestite tin Atacnpe ‘where a town te|f thus resist tho selections of the corral . - * "7 District of lumbia.| Br ood, 3 aall-2t* 4 a > when we orrow em they grate our re- cl ve Jks a great Goll, | and preserve my digestion, though I am no FoR SALE- A CHARMING RESID MAS-| Large amounts a specialty. Also as agents of yi —— = United States marine hospital officer serv- | fined ears like a fa’ wantity’ im out a band of music to march around the | sid out, and over it wal sachuseite ave, nw. hetmeen 17th amd 18 the Cnited Security Tromt Company” of Palade | POla.“dudtoa’ wagon and: Nieaeon’ trite SiBSe ARS | INK 8B Inspector at the New York quacan: | edinetent henge eeMY MEME OF | Lown and look for the man to whom the | Mahoue atta awn mower, turing ‘toe | bess renee Be Eee tes oe {Ti loan 7S" per cent ‘of value repayable| id daston wagon and harness: price $180; also | tine. ‘This order applies anly te the eee It is to be devoutly hoped’ tfiat none of | letter belonged when I stepped up and|corners with great precision, and march- | tion, VAGON, v1 oe ys | told u it thi f it ve over her limited eine ome lanes for $50, or whole for $175. Address WAGON, | Silla, which was about to be discharged the duchesses, countesses an@ “my ladys | told him I thought that it was meant for|ing with apparent eas man or diplomat. Price, § THOS. J. Star office. aulo-3t || from quarantine when the baggage was ano-ne 7 . f the children. who ‘Work on May Day. that were selected from the “natives aa | Me ,He made me show him my name in| space, to the, delight o Te Stop = - —— sae | Fon . ATE AV. TY OF F. infected by Dr. Jenkins and countersigned my hat before he would give it to me, and | crowd around to watch. This butlding is socialist at a wz i — OR SALE- J HAVE QUITE A VARIETY OF FAM- ersign now swarm at the court of St. Jame: At the international congress Dlocks, fr mt lines of cars. Apply to ED. J. peer Bie RECE Son 1 AN, — ad gument that 1 am ordered | Service. oe es ware teeond to compatriots with “coined “ Autérican ex- beautiful letter that th; mil ea “—~ in voy ay 4 ‘the yee and one always sees in favor of « uni BANNAN SIT it wey east | sete poe to sell at or below conf, as T want the room for | the medica! officer at Ellis Island through | pression _ gine Save three | js restful to the ey ty werk on day and demonstrations in HANNAN, SIT tr eee ail coe Salt and see them. W. F. GEYER, | the commissioner of immigration at New|" They may make Mberal use of' thé word | Cheers and T thought I must write you | something new id story "The lares erent | favor of an eight-hour day and : SONEY RTe TN crry at |X -| York, tn, order to prevent any baggage be- | “swagger.” they may have swagger clothes, | &,anewer at once. hrough It ts an old story. "The large greene ‘The. committee's wes d 6 yer ccntiny per anautn. "HILL & JOHN: | Fo SALE Tis probable that ines ep Res cortticate, | talk Of siwagger entertainments wish t06 | eee a nace | House, under its dome is very ike Really the German ten vot STON. “1500 Ps ne. ap2s-t er Mastnens, Milk’ and Dayton Wagons ou come | reau Will teste @ almnilar dns oa Ou, | utterly utter” indifference to the Fact that, | satuias wilt nce tne eek ein nd Gekt | tanical gardens in Washington and seems 0 eS ie ee MONEY TO HOAS ON REAL ESTATE OW FIRST | cies. Dustness, Milk and Dayton Wagons on ears | reau will issue @ similar order applicable to | in proper translation, tives are "ussin| don street. All the Gece tae acer | to be popular, though: ye wohees's recommendations regarding Te SCrSTHS Selowem Tatee of Interest; wo de-| ferme, of cash, The following Jobe. "at prices the bargage on all vessels arriving from blustering gowns and brageing citar Sith thas pigtaie, aedtee Gena eet Seo og Nog rt ae sky is | Rbor were stots. heaps ape 0. €. GREEN, $08 7th st. nw. with top, $80; jump-eat carriage. $115; business | "The surgeon general of the marine hos-|3°4 Rot disturb the general Ae att | Mormons with their hundred wives and | jong buflding on either Birt, wis leave the ety? Sonuy 70 T0ix-0% meal tecire-ar tne | ween ae. ups, deatber top Puggle. | $38 up Ynde or learned civilization OF ENE lordiy IAL Es bugKs. cicuhiiew wiht ame | Sees WASH'N DANEXHOWER, preter gh og te sat 27 Renting. for $2h5s, | Successor to DANENHOWER & SON. cor: igen | Sillage cart, $57; Nnckboard, $18; victoria a aod B:| pital service last night recelved a telegram | aG, the donke and the buffaloes and the red | one: toward the lagoon view is beau-| equate female inspection ot women’s ia torte” gfa5: | from President Inge of the Moblle, “Al Anaversion to slang tx commendable in | Malane will be faraway. ana shail aes |tfui, ‘while the Hower beds oan to ‘the dustries. . one vttes, landaus and landauletes. quarantine board stating that the Fritts me, reat dani you all again. I am {mpatient for that. | puilding are a constant joy to the eyes. LS er eS Te Tessiaye aod Tearedays, from 7:5) to 9:30] bark Glenora arrived a¢ the Fert Moen pe ee oder ia: | for the people out west are not as good | One hundred and twenty thousand MONEY TQ LOAN AT 5 AND @ PER CENT OX| p.m... we will have our building llghted to ena-| quarantine station with two cases of Sel. as you are. I am going to preach to them | roots were set out, with ‘thousand ‘approved District real estate: no deiave jie those not fo call during the day to ex-| low fever on board. One tt was thought | ements or peptneet: cach enna: Siang | 2% morning to try to make them better, | a reserve in the grounds, | have been ‘M. M. PARKER, ‘amine our stock. The public invited. Would die. Two died at sea. President of the | as England is responsible for, seeme # trifle | 224 it 18 quite time now to go to church: | and these immense beds of bloom seem = a —— | is COOK Sc8 Mt ata. Poard of Health Hargis at Pen.acola, Tia. | inappropriate : ‘our affectionate uncle, = P. | bear out the assertion. As the summer | ward « little?” called out the polite com- MONEY TO LOAN ¥ = a —— last night advisi 3 'yman by telegraph a 5 Ia sums to suit. at lowest rates, on approved | FOR SALE—AAVE QUITP A NUMBER OF NiW| that no additional cases of yellow fever hed Slang in Engl ag gee real estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN and second-hand vebicies for sale. cheap, verr | been reported in that clty nor any of @ sus-| However, it is in England that an impor- piants, so until frosts come they will T/ oq mee ATTORNEYS Sas een bates eae wan an emcee Sa —————— slang practice. The “upper ten’ among | Joseph's Hospital in St. Paul, where he has | bullding the ower bete ore more numer. | Semen. i Foe SALFOREAL PeTATE 7 eS —— 2 Teed to be ae tepsmuented: Rave about 300 in | DELIGHTFULLY COOL AND REFRESH-| the “sweet girl graduates” of Newnham | been since lost Monday: He me suffering | ous, stretching over a good deal of a. deciting at Con H CAMPEELL CARRINGTON. a) ne BE a ae a eh ING College have determined to stamp it out, | from a severe mental strain. Physicians |and one may walk about among the beds | Wire and no trouble, i us and with # we . Attorney-at-Law, tage to call and see for yourrelves nt 622 G Horsford’s Acid Phosphate and thelr influence will be very powerful. | at the hospital think that the brooding over | and glass houses and not be confined to | beard and mustache can be Kept a umform coe Will be sold om eass teres. RL. GOODMAN Webster Law Rosiding, 505 Ty st. mw., Washing-| st. n.w., opposite the new city post office. If the higher education is as successful in | past defeats has caused his mind to become | the straight progress of the on | of bleck colos by using Buckinguam's Dye ser Tau waste ous sth st. | ton, D. G Residence, 93 K st aw. 2 | Syste ‘SJ. MEEKS. | With ice water and sugar. this case, as it has been in emancipating | temporarily unhinged. the lake side, on rf + hy, . eater, .