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tive TO ART furniture, interior decorations,
needle work. etc, IL has great many iliustra-
appropriate just now, in view of the approach
ing holiday season, and which will be particu-
larry valuable 20 that large class who very SEN
Sibly prefer to make rather Than buy souvenirs
for their friends. This excellent publication
shows constant Improvement, and the volume
Sel.er e ,San sSe sst sood as il has
been.
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"Dosia," Henry GreviIe's deservedly popular
novel Of Russian life IL is one OF the standard
short stories of the day.
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CONGRESsMEN IN TOWN.
A List Of Those who Have Taken Quor.
ters 30 Ear.

The following is a list Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives who have 10 far taken quarters In
this city for the coming session Of Congress:
Aldrich, n. w, r. T., cor. VI ave. and III S, nv.
Allison, William B, Iowa, 1l24 VT ave.
Beck. J: g., KY, 1?oe r: 1. ave.
Berry, James H, Ark, National.
Blair, Henry W., n. H, POI East Capitol st.
Cameron, .; J.. Pa. l2a5 ls,h 81 NV.
cockrei f FIanes NJ, NO, isoa st =. ~"
Conger, omar D., Mich, 1921 N st NV.
Gollom, s. NJ. IN, liza RI ave.
Dawes, Henry l.. Mass 1882 K: L ave
E anan IDS Geo FssS VI, aiTs Esss. s sSs
EEu s,is, James lam p. La;s Ar,inggtop. ,,u
Frye e'S w NM F. NJ Maine. H ES tom ana ~
German, Arthur r, Nd, 10 IsIsys;,s square.
Hale. Eugene, Maine, isoI d ST NV.
Harris Harris, Iiham Ga Tenn: 29s East oap,toaa
Ingalls, John J., Kansas B 81 NV.
jackson, Howell E., Tenn, 1O1e VT ave-
Jones, Chas. w, Florida, 1905 @ 81. NV
Logan, John A., m, cor. 18Th and Cliftoa -
Mspssrson John NS i so1s, W. ave
Maxey, 3 B., Texas, AS Attn ST. NV.
Miller, John F., CAL, l2ls Conn. ave.
Mitchell. John l., Pa, Jos 18th ST. nv.
Morgan, John T, Ala, lib LIST st. ne.
Merrill Justin Inal 81 VI Th hon Circle
Pike, Austin F. n. H., Hamilton.
P Plum Preston B kansas h4q7 + st. NV
Ransom agn ssl Matt W. r. c. assropa aS
sabin, Dwight NJ, Mimi, 1893 18th St NV
seweIi, WIN. J.. \. j., 1900 St NV.
sherman John, Ohio, 1919 st NV:
stanford, Leland, Cal, cor, 18th and SIS. nv
Vance, Zebuion B., n. c, 1927 Mass. ave.
Van Wyck, Chas. n, Neb., 1900 Mass ava
vosrtees Daniel W, Ind, Portland.
Wilson, Jas F., Iowa, e2s 18th ST. NV.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Breckenridse, G. R., Ark, ais North Capitol -
Harbour John s.. Va, l44 B ST. ne.
Belmont, Perry 4. x. isof Z L av NV
Crane, VIM a., Texas, i2a B St sc.
Dunn, Poindexter Ark, 223 East Capitol -
Dowdney A., n. " % lafayette square.
HALEY, John, Idaho, 1905 sth st. q. W.
Hit, R. R.. III, 1907 i St n. w..
James, p W. n T.. h =, ia iis se n nU W.
King. j. Floyd, La, Arlington.
e. nS I 1870 Si Rnaas Island ~.
McAdoo, Wm., New Jersey, Riggs.
Mitchell, c: L., Conn.,, Dupont Circle.
Morrison, w. R., Ill, WIZARDS.
Mills, X. g., Texas, Ills ST. NV.
Murphy, Jerry. lows, 4 04 St
Struble, J. g., Iowa, 1929 n ST.
Swoope, John A., Pa, 2l4 A ST. Sc.
Stone, w. j., Mo-, 12S Maryland ave.
Taulbee, w. p, Kentucky, HOS 22d st. nv.
Toole, J. h, Montana, SIS 9Th st.
Voorhees,. Chas. y, Wash. Ter. s13 18th St NV
Ward, Thos. b., Ind, 62s East Capitol St
Wilkin, s. &, Ohio, wecker's.
Wilson, w. L., w. Va, zoos St n W.
In city but not located:
Grain, w. H.. Texas.
Clifford, .. s. Dakota.
Springer, W. s., H.
Croxton. Thos, Va
Cabell, q. c., Va.
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CURED OF THE TREMENR.
How an Illinois Judge Was Frightened
Into Total AbStfnene0.

1.-THE best thing ever heard about deierium
tremens and drinking men being scared at
symptoms OF that sort, said an ex.sherff Of q
populons Illinois county 70 = STAR reportef,
'was q joke that was played on Judge ------, Of
our county. I'm not going 70 tell you his name,
because he has been q very prominent man and
too many people know him. Well, the Judge
was one Of our biggest lawyers, aud he WAS an
honor TO the bench. But he would get on q
spree now and then, and when he got 10 drink
ing he let everything 60 to the dogs. He had
been on q 'tOot' for about week, and was, Of
course. feeling pretty 'shaky. He was try
ing 70 the up cesGs s1d ms sx
i"rmed IN him that he would be oes sSo RI.
formation to the law ONCE. Only NO or three
doors awuy from the ONCE was 2 gfOcery store
aud , ,ps,s sIs
rooster It's legs were tied and the rooster was
laid right on the judges table, Pretty sooa the
but staggering q little IN spite OF him. He to0k
the old rooster: Well. of course. the chicken
Who in h-put that rooster on, the tab,ss'
Numbered the judge, for he wesnt la men whom
has dared to do thate' me- JudseD psrtnsr
walked over To him Ax,d said In = low toue
cs%e ,nis judge Who wan. 70 SPEAK xo
to put that chicken on ms 'tahle, sif9
Just word, judge urged the partner, MI The
time leading the judge into an adjOinfng room.
Finally, when they had passed into t66 next
! room, the partner said, very ssrt0uliy:
Now. judge, / feel that must ell yo1 some.
thing. You know you've bcen little OF la3e3y.
There Is nobody here but your personat Hisn6s.
Judge, there IL no chicken on yRur table,
What, sir; d. you. siri Do you mean TO
tell me that / don't know Q rdogtef When see
| H. STRIP "a $50
Meantime the clerk - soop q the judge Was
SAFELY In the next room, quickly seiked the
rooster by the throat 80 THAI IL could not Give
forth . telltale sound, and threw IS INTO N Old
| barrel In the back yard" eonAane0 the ex-
wrath, jerked away IRON his partner and rushed
back into bis office, exciatmlng aGaiE Tell me,
d. you, don't know q rooster ThH clerk was
sitting At his desk, demureiy going 8he8d with
his work. The Judge ready 20 e01(touad his
partner by ocular demonstTation fn14od an %
| hts desk. and, for IN instaht, eeauniFud back
aghast Without stopping e took 1bnnd The
| 1t down upon his hesd, and ruahed cat Hs dld
not return 70 the once mr snt1s oayE aee qen.-
| 1 ne liquors since"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
Yearuimg for the End.
From the PHILADELPHIA Record.

Breathe soft and low, o whispering wind.
Above the tangled grasses deep,
Where those who loved me long ago
Forgot the world and fell asleep
No towering shan or sculptured urn.
Or maasoleam's empty pride,
Tells t0the curious pasSer-b
Their virtues. or the time they died
Iceunt the old Amiiar names.
Oergrown with moss aud iicien gray.
Where tangled briers and creeping vine
Across the crumbling tablets stray
The summers sky IL softly blue:
The birds still sing the sweet old strain:
But something from the summer time
II gone that win mos come again.
% many voices have been hushed,
o. many songs have ceased for ave.
60 many hands used ~ touch
Are folded over hearts Of ciay
The noisy world recedes from me.
chat 20 hear In praise or b,asnas
The mossy marbles echo back
: NO hollow soend ofempsy fame.
I only know that calm aud still
They sleep beyond lste,s woe and wall
Beyond the heet Of aailing clouds
Beyond the shadow Of the vale
only ieet b {. orUd ana worn,
: halt upos the highway bare,
And Gosg with warning eyes beyoud
On nelds thnt shiue s0pfemely fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
An OaOr Of Economy.

New York letter TO the Buffalo Express
Speaking OF drug articles, q new test Of the
real financial standing Of q man-about-town Is
to sniff Ut his silk hat. II IL smells like n
mixture Of turpentne, hartshorn, and several
other things, however iaintiy, then the wearer
is To be set down as not a dandy reckless as TO
expenses. He may be good enough chap In q
general way, but he Is guilty Of reju venatinx his
nat by means Of q fluid sold by BARRIERS In
bottles, instead OF having IL blocked by his
halter every two or three days at . cost OF half
dollar for each treatment The new method
fmparts luster, but leaves an indistinct odor, by
which the economizer can be easily detected.
1hcy tell piece Of fiction about o fellow noted
among lot Of sweils for his devices for living
showiiy at low COST. The tale runs that be
called on beautiful yonng heiress, with q
distant view 10 getting eventually so near %
her as TO marry. At the end OF the evening and
hts departure she lifted his gloved hand 10
within foot Of her dainty nose, shifted at it,
and exclaimed, "Ah, benzine" Then she
brought her nasal tester close 10 his lappels and
remarked, "Napthst' Finally she smelt Of bis
GLOSSY hat and handed IL TO him with the part
Ing criticism, 20, stoyepipe polish!' He did
not call again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28


"Ths use Of cigarettes BY boys has ec1rmsa
| such proportions as an evil that cor lsgaslAaors
ought to adopt such measures - VIII Ussxpct
the sale IT not prohibits the fnsaufacsure en-
tirely." The speaker was DR.: Purvis, the surgeon
| In charge Of the Fresdmens hcepitAl. The SUD
lect was introduced into the eonserat'on Dy
THE STAR reporter because Of the fesoinuoo
which the doctor, who Is q member OF the
school board. had offered ut the last meeting
calling uron Congress TO pass law 70 MAKE tns
sale OF cigarettes and liquors 70 minors pun
ishabie offence. "You have seen these Joys "a
she street" continued the doctor, "wAtklne
ensbp an q rasp
tating men. have found during nay eonaec-
ebriates and men afilicted with vicious diseases
contracted the habit when they were yo0ne
ana s. Continued in q course which iney never
esn from the beginning Of vicious habits has
Is not neces sRS1 tor me- went On .ssaocsos
70 speak of the injurious effects or TIE use on
tobacco upon the human system. especially to .
stunts the physical life and resasd. and per-
nxaentiy prevents the growth OF the brain.
this Is fs 70 a S
physician in practice you would havs know.
of children. Think for instance Of Q child hav-
ing dyspepsia, and yet II IL now very common.
not only out Of order, bas with their nsrvcSs
system deranged. The boy Is stunned, BY the
use or tobacco, his system is aaecteda and bis
mental and moral growth retarded. Insanity
very frequently ensues as Doctor Campbell,
OF Philadelphia, has satd. There is no use
In such discussion to follow this line Of afUu.
ment, as 1t must be seifevident The evil
effects Of the use of tobacco by young children
Is every where acknowledged. aud the crusade,
II II may so be termed, which has begun In
other cities, is practical evidence Of this fact
DO not know what the board may do In this
matter. 1t may do nothing. but II can IN
this way arouse the attention OF parents aud
those who come in contact with'ohildren 70
the importance Of this matter, 80 that they dis
courage their children in such habits, feel
that will accomplish q great deal. Since the
meeeing OF the board, when the subject was first
brought up, have received great many let
tiers from people In all parts Of the city
expressing their hearty sympathy with me In
this matter. have been stopped In the street
by prominent citizens, who have commended
the object Of the resolution and teel that /
have the support OF all who have given the sub
ject the slightest attention or are disposed 70 do
so. 1t seems to me 40 selEevident that there IL
no room for argument, aud do not - look
upon the resolution now before the beard. The
only question, it seems to me, that can be
raised Is whether this Is the best method OF
trying TO correct great and increasing evil"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
The City Markets,

The official Price Current Of the Washington
produce exchange says -four is in good supply,
With demand confined to regular wants OF the
trade; that the visible supply of wheat il large
and market steady. Oats are higher, with corn
hrmer. The supply Of mill feed is ample. but
the market rules firm. Choice timothy hay is
In good demand; long rye straw and faachine
thraSaed IL in demand. The supply Of bu II err il
fair only for tine grades, and market firln:
choice roll IL In good demand; common heavy.
The receipts of eggs IL light, and market firm
plentiful and steady. The supply OF poultry
was larger than ut any former holiday, and
lar and much carried over unsoid; the quality
also was very ordinary. which affected snies
supply and wanted. Apple receipts increasing.
and market easier. Ripe Florida oranges in
demand; green and common dull VeSetab,e
are firmer and higher on good varieties az pota-
toes: onions firm: The dried fruit market is
in better demand, ut slight advance: sheiiharks
and walnut Kernels wanted; peauu Is QUIET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

The following are the residences of cabinse
officers In this city:
Thomas r. Bayard, Secretary OF State, 141S
Massachusetts avenue.
Daniel Manning, Secretary of the Treasury,
1901 18th street.
w. c. Endieott, Secretary of War, 1913 leth
street.
w. {. Whitney, Secretary Of the Navy, 1891
street.
l.. q. c. Lamar, Secretary Of the Interior, the
Portland.
A. H. Garland, Attorney General, 1916
Rhode Island avenue
w. +. Villas, Postmaster General, l32s n
street.
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silver fa the Meltinx-pof.
rom the Philadelphia Press.

I'm the old days." says COL Snowden aheans
Of family silver used to come to the mini to i,a
melted down from people who rad met with
financial reverses. During the last days Of INV
ineambency Of the office of superintendent
much less used to come than formerlv. h.canaa
plated ware had come into general use ra.
member once p,s. that gentleman very we'll
aplendid design In silver that he Sas,. n.s :,
have rednssd. l. WAS gift to his wife On their
vas very painfnl to him. It had cost n,n,sn AZ.
$4,000 hui there WIS not more than Ss1;,
once advanced him the money s. u q. ~
months, and allowed the design 10 raisa,n ;n
the vaults AZ the end Of that time sSread -, -.
keep u Intact for SIX months more ssa ,t 20
contamination Of the second DerSnS a a. sne
me aud ssid he could not see daviirh5 ne ns Nv
the bridal sift went into the matixt 1s ana
Three weeks after that he dropped In On y, o ~
saw that fortune had smiled On him ~ ~ sNo t0
that 10 hsd made $50, 900. He said "a ana 5.
have elven half ot It 70 get his silver :,
Is now wealthy" 40 man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

In Santa Clara county, Cal. there Il . rat
selied TO the ground-nest-sne king 1eocieA which
climbs small trees and makes 6otnp6et merit
Of tw5ys among the hrauches. eomet6t1g off6r
the manner OF gray sQutrrej,
A chicken main betve6a Nswyek \, Il, saa
Long Island fO3ls took 6IAeo y0Df4Faa6 near
Hunters Point L. /. The Newa1k birds Won
three out OF I'VE battles - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

TIE Rev. John n. Honour. n uruminent
Luthefan s1iniDtef, died ct Charleston, s. c., on
Thursday IN the 0Sd year Of his age. He was
member q u oeceesion convention In 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

DR.. Thornton W. Parker, of Newport, r. T., In
the Sdnitdrtan, protests against the tendency
about residences, to the exclusion OF needed
sunlight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Rev. Dr. Smith, president OF Trinity college
Hartford, Conn, decided to decline the position
Of bisbop Of Easton, Nd, 70 which he was re-
Gently elected s,sss- n = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Jacob H1mm. z butcher, IS yelarr az, -.
more yesterday ~ eaata-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

A 14-yearOld boy named Snyder waa killad
aud eaten by hogs near Cabery, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Nan who is Said 70 Have Known the
Secrets Of the Occult World.

STRANGE OLD STORY FROM ACROSS THE RIVER
REVIVED BY DIR. CoUES' STATEMENTS-THE
BASIS PRINCIPLES OF THE BRAHMIN'S SCI
ENcE-THE THEOsoPH's MORAL DYNAMITE
SAID TO BE HARMLESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

SMALL PROFITS OF TuE FIRM OF GRANT q
WARD.-In the Holt Warner ease In New York
Yesterday, Mr. Spencer, cashier FOR Grant 4
Ward. testified that in July, 1850, the net
profits OF the nrm were less than ~ .5OO-lese
than $500 for each member, and this did no;
same month u. 3. Grant, IT.. and James d.
Fish drew as their share OF the profits 81, 129
more than they were entitled ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

mas managed 10 invest the pathetic theme with
a fresh interest, and to bring out some points in
regard to it not hitherto well understood. Hav.
ing had free access TO Lieutenant Lock wood a
journal, he has been able to furnish full and
reliable account Of that officers wonder fui feaf
in reaching the farthest point north ev err trod
by human foot, SO far as is known aud also To
give some additional facts in regard to the gem
which he was attached, as well as new and
interesting Information touching life in the
entertaining sketch Of the young hero's eariv
life, aud contains also . steel-plate portrait
from photograph taken on the eve OF his
map showing the route Of his individual explo-
rations towards the pole.
MUSTARD LEAVES On, 0I5xrsE OF LospoH
4 GO. Washington: Robert Beau.
The heroine Of this story,-evidentiy the
work of o beginner,-is the phenomenallv
bright and beautiful belle Of o New Hampshire
village, who makes the chance acquaintance of
an unprincipled English lord, by whom she ana
her mother are induced to 60 abroad. She be-
comes a great social success in Paris and Ion.
don, but her whilom lover abandons her and
in q piQue she marrfes q man she does not love,
whom she leaves IN turn, and is drowned q
on their return to America. The litesary IVA
of the writer is far from cOmmendable md the
glimpses OF society she gives must be purely
imaginary.
Tale From the French Of Mae sorHiT Corr1x :.
To1s % e ns' Gos.. b.nsss 8
Morrison. =
The old story repeated here Of q d..ehtsrs
love and sacrifice has been read by thousands.
Many maiden has shed tears over the sufyer.
Jugs Of the heroine in her long and periIous
journey from siberia 70 obtain the pardon Of
glad at the success which finally revar6ed hsr
virtue and dial love.
AN ILL-REGULATED MIMI Novel nv II Ara
ARINH WYLDE. author Of "a Dreamer I" II6isure
Hour series, No. III New York; HSnfv Eoif y
Co
This story viii Be interesting for it, strange
meas and unreaity In some syea, bat e e sad IN
tone, and, while there are some creditable pes-
ard OF The series 70 which It hes been added.
The December number Of the Ar Asnoser,
has an unusually rich table Of contouta In
addition to the usual number of articles reis.
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Transfers OF Real Estate

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: d. T.
Walien TO u. Henle, W. part /, 81. S04; 331OO
c. j. Bell 10 J. T. Beaii. SUBJ lots 20 and IS, So
1872, Se,177.sl. A. Heitmuller 70 A. T.. Cor
ham, part subs. 10 and 20, ~. 33s; 81 300. L.
y. smith 10 Elizabeth Smith, u. half Al, So $50.
$500. Elizabeth smith to J. III. Mcdowell,
same property; s.. w. III. Carter 10 A M
smith, part !, Friendship; s4.5. J. sherman
70 A. N. Hoyt, lots and ?, block 29r TO \. IS
70 IL, block Is, Columbia Heights; $50 500 AZ
A. NJ Hpyt to ]. sherman, half in teresl in same
property; p. c. h. F'oss 10 b. Beall, lot g. So
s64; u $50. James Fraser TO e. 4. Fraser, lots
8, and ~, 50. $50, and Z, SO. 503; 3. w. c.
$4,000. J. S. Swormstedt TO II. Eberbach, sub.
lots 50 to SO, 50. S73; -. w. T. Walker 10 D.
a. Whiteseli, part Is, 50. 1o1; $500 Sarah
Kearpey 10 n. D. Larner. part 26,. 50. $50;
$500, &c. g. Taylor ct al, TO Margaret G.
Byrne ct al. lots and :, block j, Neridian
Hin; $685.. w. w. pannenhower to w. Dam
nenhower, undivided halt interest In lot q, 50.
"A; z, 50. $40; sub. 33, 50. 024; -. w. Dam
nenhower TO w. ": Danneahower, srbs. ~ and
~, So Is; -. w. Dannenhower 70 Jos. n.
Whitney, subs. n TO 10, SO. A; -. Mary
Hynes TO c. f. Weilzel. pars 3, SO. o37: Ss25.
w. c. Duvali TO A. 4. wis, sub. lots 100 to
ia, 50. $40; % 900.