Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1884, Page 8

1 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. st Ormems. D. C., Sept. 6, 1584, 9:30 a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, siught change in temperature, westerly winds cor Sunday, generally fair weather ts indicated for New Engiand, the middle Atlantic states. te Oble | valley, and Tennessee, and the we=t"culf states. Partly cioudy weather and local showers in the south Atianite and east guif states, the lake regions, she upper Missistppt and Missourt valleys” The wmperature will remain nearly stationary in ail districts east of the Mississippi river and in the west guif staies Considerabie fall of temperature ‘s indicated for the upper lake regions, the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys Light frosts are Bdicated Sunday morning in northern Minnesota. —_— ' Tre Etacrerc Sno ror GrxTs has the most saiutary effect In cases of rheumatism, nervous df eases, Sore and tender feet. corns, bunions, etc. | ‘They are made of calf skin, wiih the best oak— Tanned sole leather in the bottom. Although sold | at the low price of $2.50 per pair, are equal to apy $shoe. Forsale by S E Young, #2 7th street, at | Helioran’s old stand. Look for the oid Womadl in | ‘window. = | j Exceistor Copper Lightning Rods. J. li. Kueh- ling, 419 12th street. Exprgper Sewing Machine leads them all. Masow’s Fruit Jars. John H. Magruder, 1417 Ni York avenue. | H | i Etsexi1's Ick CREAM FS anywhere out of town. as 1427 New York avenue. Hanpsomwe and convenient houses for sale on B st ne. by S. H. Walker, notary, 630 La ave. For PRESERVING.—Fine catawba grape brandy, | guaranteed to be pure. Also, fine imported Estra- | yh vinegar for pickiing, etc. Get it at Chr. Gites tn ‘7th street northwest. “Przziep.” See Hahn's advertisement, page 4 Fraxc, the only strictly one-price batter in this efty, has just recetved 50 dozen ail wool boys’ bieycie | and polo caps, which le Is selling at 2c. each, the intrinsic value of which !s irom 50 to 75c. = Last EVENING while the firemen were working at the fire on Massachusetts avenue an alarm struck from box 21, caused by the roof of house No. 816 New York avenue taking fre. Itwas promptly put out without loss. Orentna new patterns of Brussels and inzrain carpets, 2 cts.,9 cts., 50 cts, 62cts.,75 cts. Sewing and laying promptiy. Towson's, 636 Pa. ave., south side. THURSDAY night some one unknown cut ts from the window bilnds of the basement of house Bi5 New versey avenue southeast, occupied by Mrs. | Hitz, and entered, but took nothing away. Last bight some one cut slats from the window Dlindsof Bouse No. 304 South Capitol street, occupied by Wm. | ‘HH. Hutchinson, but made no entrance, as they were | frightened off by dog: ‘Tae physicians of the Rev. Wilford Downs, of Monroe street M. E. chureh, Baltimore, who ts well | known here, have given up ail hope of his recovery. He bis been sick about eighteen months With ab affection of the lungs. Gou-FiLep chains, bracelets and butions. Prigg’s Save eyesight; consult Hempier, 453 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Mrs. Ann Danaher, wife of Mr. Patrick Danaher, whose serious illness was mentioned In THE Stak a few days ago, died yesterday afternoon at her Tesidence, No. 135 F street southwest. While ‘Mr. Emanuel Francis, with his family, Was driving through the Soldiers’ Home grounds ‘Thursday his horse became frightened and run- ning against a stump of a tree threw Mr. Francis out of the buggy and badly mjured him. He was taken to his Home in Alexandria, Va. ‘Dr. Swan M. Burnett has been appointed execu- tive ofcer for the month of September of the emer- ney hospital and central free dispensary, and Dr. joy the assistant resident physician. Atthe meeting of the assuciation of collegiate alumnae at the hew Wellesley school in Phtiadel- hia yesterday a paper Was read on “The Relation tween the Home and the College,” by Miss Emma G. Atkinson, of this city. At Annapolis this week eighty-four candidates were examined and seventeen succeeded. Of these Casey B. Morgan and James L Keld were prepared by Prof. S. W. Flynn. Morgan obtained tue bigiiest per cent In arithmeth Rey. Frank », Teetor of Nuro parish, Fatrfax, Va., has tendered his resignation, In consequence of continued tnd!sposttion. Dr. J. W. Bayne, surgeon to police and fire departments, lost his gold badge on Wednesday, Valued at $8. In consequence of Secretary Folger's death there Will be uo music at the White House this afternoon. Frank T. Smart, of Denver, at present a pho- tographie artist of the United Staies geo.ogicul sur- Ney, was married last ‘Thursday evening to Miss Helen Buckey, of New York, ut tue First Presby- terian church of that city. John Dove was before Judge Mills, in the Police Court this morning, charged with having about his person deadly weapon, a revolver. He pleaded wity, claimed that he’ had just borrowed the olver, and pleaded poverty. ‘The lowest fine, | $20, was Imposed, and in default 30 days in jatl. ‘The colored ‘€x-policeman, Phi. Thompson, Whose death was mentioned in yesterday's Star, Was Dot a slave in the iuiatly of J. C. McGuire, as | Ras been stuted, but wes burn a tres man in ‘this| city. Jerry Maxwell, colored. was in the Police Court . to-day charged with carrying a razor. He entered apleaof guilty and the usual fine, $20, was tn- Posed. Henry Fields, colored, was cbatged with carrying a hog Knife." The court fined him $30 or @0 days on the farm. He took the 60 days. A Warrant Was Issued from the Police Court to- day for Chas. B. Hemmingway, charging him with killing fourteen insectivoi ous bids—swallows, In the Police Court th ; morning Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Thomas tilled the attention of the | court to the Case of false pretenses against Thomas | Humphrey Brooke, who ts charged with selling the Washington Times, and stated that after consulta- tion with the district attorney he would ask that the ease go over until next Thursday. He a'so ‘Stated that there were some doubts as to the case. Jos W. Monroe, of 3323 N street, reports that While in the National Lote! telegrapi! ofc ter day he Iaid down his pocket-book. containing $2, ‘and somebody took 1t. ‘There witl be a race at Ivy City track next Thurs | Gay between S. A. Tanner's 3-year-old filly Vignette and J. C. Sinith’s 5-year-o! . 8." for a purse Of $2.000, money up: Also, on the sme day. S. Tanner's 2-year-old ¢ “ommon Sense against J.C, Bok Toodles, jr., +-year-vid, half-mile heats, for | coran, With its extensive grounds. | roof will be rapidly pushed. Yesterds | fixed Is 35,000. The decorations will ve of p: ll é os THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1884-DOUBLE SHEET ! NEW BUILDIN GOING UP. ‘The Improvements Now in Progress the District. THE ELEGANT RESIDENCES BEING ERECTED FOR COL HAY AND ME. ADAMS—PROGRESS OF TRE LIGHT INFANTRY OPRita BOUSE—DE. BLISS’ NEW HOUSE— OTHER BUILDINGS. Among the notabie private residences which now edoru this city with a variety of architectural de- sign and 9 beetty of consiruction will be the houses now course of erection for Col John Hay, of Obio, and Mr. Henry Adoms, of Mass. Col Hay is well known In this city, having been private sec- retary of President Linco!n and Assistant Secretary of State during the Hayes administration. Mr. Henry Adams fs the son of Charles Francts Adams. ‘The hones are being built for Usetr own use, and are situated af the earner of 18th and Hi streets ‘They will have a froutaze of W% feet on H, with a depth of & feet. The entrance to Mr. Adams’ house Wil be on H street, und will be immediately off from the street, under o heavy stone arch three | Prostrated by the Meat. | SUDDEN ILLNESS OF DR. FRANK T. HOWE. National Republican, was overcome by the heat | yesterday afternoon while passing elong F street, near 14th. He fell to the pavement, dnd when as | ststance arrived he was found to be uncenscious. He was taken to his home. but did not show sf of consciousness nntil 1! o'clock last night. To-da he ts reported to be much better, and his many | friends wiil be glad to hear that t his speedy recovery. eee gee ‘The Produce Market. | THE PRICES PREVAILING DURING THE DULL SRASON, | The Official Wholesate Price Current of the Pro | duce Exchange for the present week states that the | four market is quiet and tb demand limited, mixed, $8a312._ Rye straw, timothy, $12a$15 per ton Bags. Hutter is in good demand Gilaiz. Clover hi ays ne jor cole. ‘The recent hot Weather has demoralized Be Comin SECeE TEE BiIO Cr One aoe ee | me snarket for near-by goods Eggs are in light Sich aoe receipt, and the week will lose qulet. Inte ae eee et be spanned by 2. lane? | receipts have been light this week, anil the market Of Ohio stane, anid tae rest 3 | closes to-cay with good demand forall arrivals he house will be coi structed of brick, The style of arehitecture of the houses is What is known as domestic Roman- esque, and Une construction wili be soud and Wil havea substantial appearance. Tue basement Walls will be over two feet tick. The walls, which wilt be plain rather than ornamental, will be divers.fied With wide flat brick arenes "The structure Will be surmounted by 4 hica pitched Toot of Slate. At the corner a turret will run up the entire height of the house, and to the right of the entrance on the 16:1 reet elevation will be an octagonal turret, containing stairs and an elevator. ‘The Intertor finish of the houses will correspond in elegance and richness of detal: to the general styie | ‘The use of natural woods, which | of construction. modern architecture introduces with such fine effect in the interior decoration of houses, Will be brought into play and carved oak and paneled Inahogany Will give tone und color to the rooms. ‘The Louse of Col. Hay, which will be the largest as well as the most_hanlisomeiy finished, will have a large central hail entirely of oak with a grend central stair case leading to the upper stories. The reception rooms willopen into Unis hall, aud will be unished in different varieties of wood. In the Adams’ house the Fooms will be on the second stor fnisied, in a very handsome si woods, ‘The houses, when completed, will cost in the neigi:borhood of $100,000, and will be an ornament to the locality, Whici:is Une of the best in te cit: Lafayette Square, one of the handsomest public parks in the city, fs directly opposite, while aimost adjoining 1s the tine residence ot Mr. W. W. Cor ‘The arehtte gned the nota Cte corner of , and will be is Mr. Richardson,o* Boston,who bie residence of Gen. anderson, | 16th and K streets. THE INFANTRY OPERA HOUSE. ‘The exterior walls of the Light Infantry armory have been finished, and the work of completing tue y two of the rafters were placed in position and there are four more yet to be erected. AS soon as Une roof fs in position the work wiil be carried on day and night, and there ts now no doubt but that the auditorium Will be finished by November 10t, the date which ‘has been set for the opening of the opera house. ‘The contractors for the interior decorations of the house are Gibson & Co., Philadelphia, and the p er Mache, the ceiling belng of natural wood, wguly polished. The seats have also been contracted for Al a cost of £8,000, the orchestra chairs being stu! ler to those used in Wallack’s theater, New York. ‘There will probabiy be two stage curtains, a drop curtain and an act curtain. The tormer will be of solug Testooned material, and will cost $2,500 or With Euima Abbott, in the opera of “Seruiramide.” DR. BLISS’ COUNTRY RESIDENCE. Dr. D. W. Bliss fs building a country residence at Brightwood. It will be about 40 feet tront by about 50 ieet deep, with a cellar underneath the entire building. Ic will have stone foundation Walls and stone facings up to the water table. The Test of the structure will ve frame covered with patent brick weatuerboarding, The roof will be covered with slate. The house will be complete inallits detafis. Geo Emmert, jr., 1s the architect. TWO FINE RESIDENCES. ‘Two very handsome houses are being erected by Mr. Kk. Goldsmidt,on Massachusetts avenue and ‘ street. The fronts, which are ornamented with veramdas and loggias, ae built of pressed brick, with trimmings of molded brick and brown- stone ‘The base of the corner house 1s of brown- Stone, and it has @ ¢ireujar tower running trough ali the stories, (érminatiny in a pointed roof. 1 first and second stories of each house wre tots! in California red woo. and the buisnce In pine with oi polish. The stairways are of cherry and oes. and each house is furnished with furnaces and open grates, and the best sanitary appl plumbing and ventiation. They will cost about 220,000. Mr. ©. A. Disiden Is the architect. MRS. REYWORTH'S RESIDESCF. A fine residence ts being erected by Mrs “nnte V. Keyworth, on Rnode Isiand avenue, next to the corner of Connecticut uvenue. The tront will be of brick, with brown-stone trimmings, and there will be a bay window extending up two stories. The Structure will be surmounted by a high-pitched gable, covered with red Uling. The interior will be ¥ery handsomely fished. The cost will De $15,000. The architect 1s Mr. Kobert Stead. BUILDING NOTES. ‘Two houses are being buflt at the corner of 6th and M streets by Mr. Christian Rlessner, at a cost Of 39,000. Mr. Willfam Hahn is butiding a three-story and ment residence on New York avenue, between %b and 10th streets, at @ cost of 36.000. Mr. Robert McDaniel is building a two-story and | basement house on K stieet, between 1th and 12th, | al a cost of $1,500. | Mr. C. C. Meador ts building five two-story dwell- Ings at 3 | and H streets sourlwest, to cost $1,250. A two-story house ts being bullt by wr D. B, | Groff on 7th Street, near New York avenue norti- | east, at a cost of $1,800. i Mr. Samuel F. Shreeve ts building a two-story dwelling and store in Anacostia, at a cost of $3,000. Atwo-story and basement house 1s being bullt on 11th street, Detween Land M streets, at a cost Of $3,000. See ne ‘The Fire Last Night. STARTED IN A DANGEEOUS COLLECTION OF FRAME HOUSES. A fire, supposed to be of an incendiary origin, was discovered last evening about 8 o'clock In a shed in the rear of Jouvenal’s marbie yard, on K street, be- tween 6th and 7th streets. perior and reception | 1€, in atural * ‘Ihe opera house will be opened November 10th | ‘The shed, which faced | on Massachusetts avenue, was occupled by E. B. | Peaches sre in good. det Sound dgiasoms are soft kinds very little de | exception of ghe ries. The supplies of’ potatces hold out well &nd the price low. | Onions are plenti- | ful and of dull sale Tomatoes are abundant, of J excellent quailty. Receipts of cuttle this week | were larger, with fair demand for good stock. | Sheep and jambs were tn liberal receipt; Gemand for best lambs, ordinary neglected, ‘Culves | Charges A nd and fair supply. eeting with ready sale; The — gainst Sureties. ‘MES. SLYER SAYS SHE PAID $25 FOR A BONDSMAN. Mrs Elizabeth Slyer, the administratrix of the estate of J. P. Mullard, Med an affidavit yes- terday inthe Probate Court, in answer to the charges of the sureties on her bond, Dr. George ' Gross and Jesse W. Jackson, who asked the court to release them from the bond because they had been deceived by false representations, Mrs. Slyer states that she isn creditor of the Mallard estate, and at the suggestion and approval of the hetrs at law she consented to act as administratrix, and Jackson became one of her sureties; that Dr. Gross [agreed to become a surety In consideration of a | due biil for $25, which she ‘gave him. She was sur- | prised whea Jacksen and Gross cemanded In court to be released from the bond. ‘This was done be- fore -he had rece:ved te letters and before the due | Dill became payable, and she believes that the ob- Ject of the sureties, by itis proceeding, Was to en- Jorce the collection of the due bili, which she w: ready lo pay when due. She Says’ that Jackson 15 | being intiucnced by Gross. She insists that the only consideration of the due bill was the execu- | Mon of the bond by Gross? that she never was In- debted tohim in any other matter. making any false representations, as alleged by the sureties. She Says It mat wheter she or some one else adiainisters on the estate, but, before consenting to release the sure- | Ues, she submits that her due bill should be sur- | rendered. ‘The case Was continued until next | court day to secure the atteauance of Ube sureties, Poisoners at Mount Vernon. ANIMALS MALICIOUSLY KILLED AT MOUNT VERNON. Some unknown person or persons malictousiy poisoned thirteen fauty and valuable pigeons be- longing to the Mount Vernon estate day before yes- terday. Polson has done {ts work tou very large extent in killing the following property of the su- perintendent and the Mount Vernon estate: A val- uable cow, two spantel dogs, a chester sow and 13 Pigs Col’ Hollingsworth stated Lo a Stak reporter Ubat the loss of these auimais has caused him io remove the remainder of the aulmals, &., to an | unknown piace. —— Amusements, etc., Next Weeks ‘The National Ueater, after a thorough renova- tion, will be opened next Monday evening by | Thatcher, Primrose and West's minstrels. The box sheet 1s open to-day. ‘The minstrel company 1s so well and favorably Known here that no recom- mendation is necessary. The Washington Cycle club Will attend the p riormance Monday evening | mcompliment to the bieyele clog dance by the | minstreis. | ‘The Dime museum hasbeen most suecesstul | during its opening week. A change of program Is | announced and a number of new curiosities have cided for éxh.tiiton next weel Driver's popular Somumergarien has drawn large crowds during this week. The pros hext week will be excellent, as a nituber of the very best per- | formers and arUsts have been engaged. ——— | _RIVER TRADE.—Harbormaster Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river front as tollows:—Senr. Sarah | Feton, Jones, 1,000,000 laths, Wimsatt & Uhler; ne. Maria Elizabeth, 1 68,000 feet lumber, | anes Ser. Judy, Whe tev, 73,000 feet lumber, ‘LW: ley RENT OF & Bar.—kt a lease by Har | Mare hotel, to —— ‘ord Was made yesterday of C. Bower. tive years, one month and twenty-five days, until November 1, 1889, $250. or for a monthly rental or ee A BegcFstT TO THE METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN “DAY SenooL.—The church ip this eity to whose Sunday school the late G. W. South, of Philadel phia, left $1.00, as mention°d in a dispatch to THE Stak last evening, is the Metropolitan Presbyterian church on Capito! Hii. Its pastor, Rev. Dr, Ches- ter, Was Une former pastor of Mr. South, in 'Bur- lin-ton, N. J., and was summoned unis week to Palladelphia to conduct the funeral services of Mr. South. ss Common Name Goes.” HOW ME. FAST NAMED HIS BARY DAUGHTER. A Princeville, Ill, special to the Chicago News say | Charley Fast has named his baby. When Charley married Ida Selby, the affair created much talk tu the village. but Ulat it was an excellent match, for everybody voted Charley in luck. All admired his wise chotce of a life partner. Ida was | pretty, modest, very fond of Churley, and, what n the village, she possessed experience In all the arts of housewlfery. But the question arose would her influence on Charley be sumicient to take the “kinks” out of him? In his youth Charley was as Tupld as his name indicates, and now Uat he nad Taken lo bimself a wife, everybody wondered If he would “settle down.” He surprised them by doing | 89. He built a pretty littie cottage out on the farm, near to his brother Allen’s house, He painted the cottage yellow and pink, and farther back in Dr. Frank T. Hove, of the editorial staff of tne | here ts hope for ‘There Is a steady demand for wheat, corn and oats, | with prices a Uttie easter for corn. Considerable new hay ts coming In and finds 2 ready market— re not wanted and sell cheap. SO far | nd is made for aried iuit, with the | good | she denies | ‘was considered to be better still by all the old ladies | i | fined Siias Harris $5 for assault on Cecilia Chap- | | | i uttie to her | peli was carrying | charged wir Affairs t_ West Washington. West Bxp Dewocnats—The Cleveland and Hen- Gricks club of this piace held sts regular meeting last bight at'Goddari’s hall. Funds to the amount of $100 were appropriated for transparencies and a band of music for the ratification meeting to be held next week. This cb Wil, on next Tnesday evening, hold a special meeting. Gkaty Receiprs:—Canal boat Samuel Jarboe ar- rived, With 1.800 bushels of corn 2nd 1,890 bushels Of wheat: canal boat E. Lyons, Whiting, arrived, With 4.000 bushels ct wheat. No eaies yesterday. Nores,—Steam packet Henry G. Wagner bas been Taised and repaired.——The bictter at the poulce Station here shows that Si arrests were mad? in Georgetown froin Monday morbiag unui Saturday morning of this week.——The Canal road isin a deplorable vomditton. “Not a stroke of work has been done on tt ior over two years-—Thomas alias Peter Banks, colored, was fined §5 In the Police Court to-day'for disturbing the quiet of this place by using profane language. Coal Tks dF.—iwelve boats, carrying 1,081 tons of coal, left Cumberland Thursa: CONDITION OF WaTER aT7 A. M.~Great Falls, 36. Receiving reservoir—north connection, 33, south connection, 36 Distributing reservoir — intluent gate house, 26; eMluent gate house. a& High tde the river to-day at § p.m; low tide at 12 p. m1. eS 4 Reported for Tar EVENING STAR Tue DraGoNat Lor.—The annual statement of Auditor Brockett gives the following account of the half square of ground neer the “diagonal pump,” on which the city pars every vear #100 ground rent: “This half square of ground was convesed to W. T. Alexander to the town of alex- andria on November ist, 17%, at an annual ground Tent of £33 Virginia currency. ‘The ground rent 1s now heid by the trustees of the Protestant Epis copal semioary and high school of Virginia by deed of February 1st, 1850, trom S. P. Thompson and wife.” Itis understood that it wus designed foran up-street market. Pu 2 SCHOOLS.—The first week of the pub Schools closes with 1454 enuries: White box white girls, 369; colore:! boys, 245; colored g) Large additions will be made before the c the tionth, the maximum belng generslly re. in November. The question whether ihe 1 will butid a new schoo) house for white boys buy the Friends’ meeting hous probably be determined at fue next méeting of te City school board, Which will be heid before wie close of the month. Fine MretINGS—The Hydraulton steam fhe en- gine company held a meeting lust night, at which the resignation of his place as driver, tendered some days ago by W. H. Price, was witidrawn by him. —-The Reuer meeting 2is0, and elected some new members. PoLice RePowt.—There were two prisoners and Seven lodgers at the station-house this morning. James Green, colored, arrested by Omicer Bettice. leiomously cutting We. Pell; and Anderson, colored, arrested by Officers Pat ‘Sand Walker, charged with the larceny of 50 cents from Win. Hackeiy, colored. The mayor has Win. Hi nan, and Cecilia Chepmen $2.50 for assault on Silas Harris. Nelson smith was ined $10 for keep- ing a dog and a nuisance. —At the Moseley’s wharf yesterday Wm, one freight on the steamer, and uecldentally struck James Green, a hand on the | boat. Green weut off and came back with a knife, i | i | | with which he attacked Bell, cutting through his clothing, but inflicting no serious injury. He was arrest NoTES.—Gspstes camped last evening on the Tord Baxow tils city.—The *Aadumniess the first entertalnment here this sexson, opens at Lannon’s opers-house to-night.——Many hundred democrats of this city will participate in the ratification meeting in Washington next week. A Great Cave-in. ACRES OF GROUND SINK AND & VALUABLE MINE DESTROYED. A great cave-in occurred at the Enterprise mine at Port Bowley, near Wilkesbarre, Pa., yesterday. At covers fully 250 acres, and the ground sunk trom four to six feet. The Lehigh Valley railroad tracks Sank five feet, and trafile was stopped for some hours. The air tn the mines was driven with the violence of an explosion, and forced its way out of the shaft, almost totally wrecking the inside workings.’ The ground Is covered wiih seams and cracks for. several hundred feet, and five houses be- longing to muners in the employ of the company are wrecked, und six mules were killed. Five hun- dred persons are thrown out of employment. The owner of the mine was offered $300,000 last week Tor his Interest in the coat left, but declined the offer. Even if the mine 1s not flooded out, it will be at least one year before It can be put In Working order again. It 1s difticuit to estimate the loss, but it wili reach fully $500,000. Labor Matters. PRISON CONTRACTS—STRIKE Attorney General O'Brien, of New York state, has ‘written an opinion, in answer to inguirtes from | Superintendent of State’s Prisons Baker, in which he declares that in the matter of state's prison contracts contractors cannot assign thelr contracts, nor can convicts be emp!ored in other work except by consent of all parties to the coutraet. The strikers in the fourth pcoi at Plutsburg, Pa., are rapidiy dis ersing and returning to wor! eral mines in that pool are making preparation: open. MTliere was a Meht between strikers and workers at Redway & Burton’s foundry, yesterday, in Cin- cinnatl. One of the strikers was serlouslt injured. The Ohio Central Coal Co. will close its mines next Wednesday, and will not reopen until the mining rate has been defiaitely established. ‘The Striking stove moulders at Cincinnati are re- turning to Work at the old prices In consequence of a reported break among the members of the union. Atass meeting was held in Philadelphia last evening under the auspices of the Short Hour league. His Son Ran the Trem the Detroit Free Press, An acquaintance asked him how the saloon bus!- to Business, ness Was, and he fairly hopped off the sidewalk as | he replied: “I lose more ash $10 yesterda: “How?” “Vhy, my vife like to go oop to Belie Isle, und [ leaf my son Shake torun der saloon, I tells him eaterythings to do, und Shake he says he runs dot blace in a vhay to astonish me ail oafer.’ ‘And how did he come out?” “Vuell, pooty queek after I vhas gone a man comes in und says my lace vhas chosen headquarters for a Cleafiand gin. He like fo see if my peer vhas all right, und Shake filled him a schooner twice oop und vhus tickled all oafer.” “Man was a fraud?” “Oot course he yhas! He vhas gone maype hulf an hour ; when No. 2 comes in. ‘He tells Shake my blace was picked oudt for headquarters for a Blaine glub. Dot makes Shake grin like a monkey. He fills oop some schooners for de Stranger, und vhas free mit cigars.” “Another fraud?” " “Oof course, but my son Shake he heater travels except to Toledo und pack. He yhas Shust as tickled ash a baby. und vhen No. 8 comes in mit about twenty-five pig vellers behind | to the peak. British Honors to tie President. RIS KECEPTION ON ROARD THE ESGLISH MAN-OF-WAR NORTHAMPTON. Yesterday President Artuur recurnet made on Sunday last by Admtr. British flagship Northampton. At 4 vi afternoon, accompanied by ind Senator and Mrs Aldrich, the President arrived on the Norte ampton at Newport. The yards were menned, and all the marines, i full uniform and presen arms, Were startned oppesite the g Digby and tis brilliant stat received and conducted him to ue saloon, where Mr. Arthur again met Admiral Coumereil, his wite and daughter. Atter being entertained there, Admiral Cominerell escorted the President to several parts of the ship and had explained the working of one of the heavy guns. AUS o'clock, by signal. the yards were again manned, und the’ American flag run vo For the salute the sixty-pounders were used. As the saiute Was being fired the American squadron, with the exceptich of the Vandalia, steamed into the harbor, hiuving been engaged in exe-visrs similar io those of Friday last. The Tenaessee also fired a salute of twenty-one gun: —— REPORTED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE SITTIS Ttis ststed that Tort Was made wt the opera house in st. Paul ou Wellnesday night to as Sassluate Siutie Bullas he wasJeaviug tie the: Wiule foyer, one of Lwo Unknow suddenly drew a pistol aimed at seca knocked th charged. followed tne Indians ont no further attempt on Ubvir ives Was made. Sittin Buil is now consiantly guarded, even in the hotel a guard being placed ai his door. Sixty-four persons suspe>ted of plotting the czitr have been arrested in Warsaw. A men nd, without raising it chlet,” but his cor panion of women are inciuded anwng then. Wm. C. Rhinelander, 01 . yer Drake, Issued andt is Own for their eff Correcns. THOUSANDS OF LETTER! 90k and’ ladder company held a/| With Blood ana &k: | shun puilie places by reason of mny disf | | toth- peat this story: Tliave berm at Fumcrs; have bee; have had the best physicicns; heve epi dollars and got no ral relief» RYSOLVENT, the new Blocd Purser, internal!y Cuiccraand Cusicura Sear, the 6 and Skin Besw iffers, exteruaily, end le:t my skin and blood as pursas.a a « ALMOST INCREDIBLE. James E Richerdscn, Custom Honse, New Orlens, ou outh, says: in 1870 ulons Ulcers bro any body uutil [was a nuass os corruption. known to the medical faculty was tried i came amere wreck, At times conld not lift my hands to my be:d, could not turn in bed; was in consteat pain, and looked nvon life as. 2. curse. No relief or cure in ten yeors. In 1881 heard of the Curictka REME- DIES, used them, and was periectly cured. Sworn to before U.S, Com. J.D. ChawFrorp, STILE MORE SO. Will McDonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, gratefully acknowledges a cure of Eczema or Salt Rheum on head, neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen years: not able t» move, except on hands and knees, for one year: not able to help himsef tor eicht years, tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless; permenently cured by the Curicura Lese- DIES, MORE WONDERFUL YET. ‘HE. Carpenter, Henderson, N. ¥., cured of Psuriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years’ standing, by CUTICURA REMepIEs. The most wonderful curaon record A @ustpaniul of scales fell from him daily. Physi- ciaus and his frieuds thouzht he must die. Cure sworn to before a Justice of the Peace and Henderson's most prominent citize: um fale in full orsend direct Now is the time to cure Sealy, Pimply, Serotnlous, pper-colored Diseases of with Lossot E Write to us for thes: testime ties, Don't wait every species of Itenii Inherited, the Blood, Skin and s A : Resow- . POTIER DkUG AND CHEMI- Borton, Mass, BEAUTY.—For Sunburn, Tan. and Oily Skin. Black- heads and Skin Blemtshes use CUTICURA=oup. sel (Srrvy Tuovsaxp (360,000) IN SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS CASH PRICES. SILKS, SILKS. SITKS, COLORED caSHMERES. uf Pure Wool, wit sonble width, in Navy Blue, Dark Green, Garnetand Brown, Cash price 3735. CARTERS, 71) Manxer space FRE: kore TRICOT, pure wool, 54 inches wide, cash price BLACK SILKS, excellent qua:ity, cash price $1; worth cor re excellent quality, cash value 75c., worth 31. HANDSOM.. ULROCADF. BLACK SILK VELVET, cash value ®1L. worth Se Bee ane es PLAID DRE S GOODS, Silk and wool, BlescLed TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, cash value S0¢, worth 73e, BLANKeTs, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, 2. 2 #2. ARGE SIZE, ALL WOOL, DOUBLE BLANKETS. 85. HANDSOME BROCAD® BLACK SILKS, cash value Tde., worth $1. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. COLORED SILK Vt LVETS CLOTH, for Boys! weer, 25, 57, CASH PaICEs. | pure wool, 25e, 62, 75, 31, ‘NO CREDIT. se3 CARTERS. 711 Maret Spack, HE GLOOMY FEARS, THE DESPONDING views, the weariness of son] that many complain of | would often disappear were the blood made pure and | Tais was the signal fora salute of | | twenty-one guns on the President's departure. down beiore tt conid be dis | gear HeX.o A ATIONAL TEEATER Raruey & Koveury, Manager, GRAND OPENTNG SKASON OF 1884 AND SS. {iN —— N MARTIN © & CO’S (BALTIMORE, 7 After t continuous work by a core of in uecoratiug, apholstering, HE NO ADVERTIS C H ew Sow ! ‘ ome anese mew wd Loses, baruoutous For the week ber 2 cotupiere elect arrauseruents, i She" nardsomeat theater in the scutue (OESE not Mis evn Hom, By whem ty ta sh Wal opes the Horn o: taat Man be Blown MOP Day, ° With the We j THATCHER, PRIMROSE & WEST'S: TRUTS con Suware ) MINSTRETS, | WEA. imple Zenit Under the manacement of 3r. GEO. T. CLATHAM ais Acknowitstend by Press snd Pubvic to be | bat HENO A ts un abeolarels gure Tea THE GREATEST? MINBTRE! pRGAS IZATION Nn He hige paved a ateat encores oh 8 ahey it been trek Taitimore “ All the latest noveltien | Rversthing mew and orfeindl | etuard. Ask | Al the old (avurtic> 1. appeas atid mony po Wlar sew { bel you you max T pow TON. The yd j ec che TROT | TARR & Priarese & Went in th NiSH. | ‘Ale Great Bicycle ji 0 Contest. The Musied exton E re Dow t muae e Burch sque KAD-FED-ORA LADY © ARE SISTER, TT PALLY RICE. arade Monday at @p i. By The Graid St ndoy, September XMISS LIZZIE MAY CLUER sa IN DADs Gils. MARTIN GILLETT & cn. e “ * ~~ MD. | PPeko's opera Nov F |F = | MELODEAMA 40-MGHT AT 5 CITY TPEMs. T NIGHT OF Tu. I. STASON = COOL IN PTYEST W . ats for Falter isi. — He HoTVEST WEATHER | Gentiemen Ar Silk fonts, $8: ETE PWOSPCIOUS WINDOWS, PACING NORTH, Splendid asso * sd Derbys; SOUTH AND cast | Nee tine tae s Sti PeRPOR MANE © | Men's and Boys <1 MOH ANCE. & Also. a cot POSMANCL O linen col « | Lewis’, #20 TU St, Det. i ane lsu. N. B—Price plainiy” i Ravers? The Patent Puri and kept proper shew on of te TRACK, day 10 P.EMBER 01, a Bar oysters, 5 tilly Vitnett. three years N stewed, tri season Ine! ama, Smit.’sJ.C.S., five years old, for 23.5 woyoto waron, Vitnett guod one ss Common Sense, doa Of tay pa . sc = large saioon aitach 3] Jownsox, 10h and E wwiti’s Toodles, dx, four iuiie heats: 3 in 5. essing soba fe the Lest thing of th id. With tt superb salad ot any made without ALIANS ¢ " delay or touble. It is aise ¢ host sauce the: dcihtfat tor cold meais, eve. e0 DEN PARI ES ed ads acl stair the Churets Pure Malt Whiskey is nota Dit. SOA. SEP DEIBER 0. re whi: Mrs. Phau Micdieron aud Mra Chas » analyzed y adopted by the ns of Ubts city profession. «Lickets, Teu Cents. Ask the leaulag ph their opinion, 8 Pp ees severe aaupes —— atest < cLapany of the S Fur and Sentskin Garments. MARIE DE VESTY au ner eh SEEM TINA, jC. C. Shy n Wholesale Fur Sap PE DAVENPORT. LENA BOLLS | Manntaeturer New York, wil! QUA EP CEC, with bettas rick Donk, | sell elegaut Fur at lowest eas 5 9 yo Bagpeaea — | wholesale priews tuis se wus will afford a £0. W, DRIVER. Sep splendid opportunity to parehese strietiy reilable | ——— = - ——s } Furs direct ad save Tevaller’s peas: OF PLOPLE | protts. Fast % 96-30 Suffer trom Drapepsia, when they comld secure rlief ania permanent care by tleexerciae nffonded by a BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE chool fer Ins:ruction open from 7a. m. til 9 p.m. Bicycles and Tie) cies evld on instalinente, WM. © SCRIBNTR, Ladies, you wo are tired and worn out in this eT take a little broxen ice and Duffy's | pure Mait Whissey. It will bald you up. T; ton and pos Lait a wine our bei and use IU at your ding poruea rchesers taurht free. 1105 E ot northwest, water. ‘ry it We Te] eve Te ce eee Mines NEES Pand and Urchent Mothers give y ones who are wasting | firstcless’ Mutts tor alr eeaeens eee Dutle'’s salt Wiiskey | 1:17 7th street northwest, Jel. ult Wan up. é 1 age, Flies: PICNICS, EXCURSION &e. Fines, roache phers, chipmunk: 15¢. tS, matt pouch on eared Gul UY GEDD MOONLIGHT EXceRSION! Bo Uniier the auisjuces of te so iation on th maid Ludaes’ Hom, Hog. As- Ww W CORCORAN, are CE-DAY, Stir ka BeKk 9 To the Li and Drug Trade. Tickets, Socutn Host will Were ED p.m. Re- ! Weare sred to supply the Hquer and | turu at 10-5 etrexinents will be served by the | dug trade, puffys Pure Barley tar prices, Malt W hiss prices and terms charg Sine dus store. corper Land ; them al the disitliery, Uaus saving them freight ~ i. FAMILY RSION TO BLACKISTON'S: ISLAND AND COLONIAL . £ACH mer JANE MOSELEY will continue to run to BLACKISLON'S ISLAND daily, with theexceplion of Fridays and Saturdays, and wil take parseumers for COLONIAL BeACH ou every a, omitting Weduesduys, Fare, round trip to vither pace, 50 cts, Children wider 12 years of ave % cts Depurtnr at 9a, m. sharp, from 6th street wharf, Passenger tor Coloutel Beach on Sandays will be landed at ciassic ——— SS TAL BEACH STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS FAMILY EXCURSIONS, WEDNESDAY The best dav lp week devoted specially and exclu- sively to Covnial Bevel: Mondays, Tuesdass aud Thursdays Steamer Moseley stops at Colonial Lesett All steaaners Irave 8.30 Arrive home 9:39 p.m. Fare. ve, rouns trip, children under 12 years, 25c, Splendid dimmer at Hotel #t 2p, 1. Best hotel, cleanest beach and finest buthing on Pot Cc. BL Co. pon Sd au ABIN JOHN AND GREAT FALLS —THE NEWEX- az BARBOUR & HAMILTON. SELECT S ng people down with a ity’s Mait Why | Baile: | al $2.50. | habtts and those confined | in offices duri iL tind nothiag so Invi, orati of Duffy's Malt Wisk: tasea In the morning and evening. Try it Dys Persons of seder tat the ¢ ‘Try it. A Noted "an. en who lave 1 Pp their names S Within the last haif eT, of Passaic, N.J. He ts the pioneer rof tuls country, and he has demon- a doubt that Ue foreign grapes can that as tine a wine can be pro- | ry as iu Europe, and for medl- cinal uses Mr. Specr’s Wine surpas-es that of the old } country. Ladies in delicate ieaith and aged people find it 10 be the best wine they can procure.—Win- Steamer Arrowsmith, Tth-st wharf, r. Grape grows strated be! be rais'd here duced in this cou! | scea Argus. r sale by all druggists. wes C marsion eiramer Beary i ris now wady fr | ay Base charter: capacity over 200° Apply at 3221 M strmet | On Thirty Days’ Tria. forthweet. opposite Washingt ongetuwn Kali- | 1c Belt Co..Murshall, Mic. wit send | Borphecst, opposite W ae po og Dr. Dyes Celebrated | Electric appliances on t thirty days tomen | Goung or old) who are afilict th nervous de- | Enlity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, cuarantee- | mee Belts and SERIES OF EXCURSIONS Will be given by the SATURDAY EVENING CLUB | ing Speedy and complete restoration of’ beaith and | EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. | Manly vigor, Addréss as above. (N. B—NOTISKAS | toe entertaimiete, will comet of Dancing, oral cured, 4 ydays' trial isallowed, Ws | Mune, &e. Music by orchesta, neato se nee ee eee ee The ‘Steamer MARY W TON will leave her | ¢9per Gatto: Quart Rowe, | wharf ste 4p. an, returning at 1 pm The Colored Masons. PREPARATIONS THAT ARE BEING MADE FOR THE CENTENNIAL OBSERVANCE. | him und says my b!ace vhas selected as headquar- | ters for a Butler glub, dat greenhorn of a Shake | Sets oop der beer und cigars for eferybody. No.1 Stumph & Co., mattress for their material houses on the e nt, 80 ceuts, two ladies complimented With euch gentleman additional ladies 25 ‘Lo be hiad Ot the committee TS, AS a storage room | The flames spread to the frame f side, one*unoccupied and one the lot he erected a briuant fed b rn. He laid out @ lawn around the cottage, and planted in ft shade trees and flowers,and down hear the barn he Ithy before reaching the del brain. No. 1 Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money, | sat MOGER's, 911, near D street. | cate vessels of the | Ayer's Sarsaparilla purifies and vitalizes the | i 5 blood; and thus conduces to health of body and sanity 4 World-Ww CAN FALLS, ‘The committee representing the lodges of col- | Ocupled by Mrs Geo. Gordon, ‘The torimner house | Picketed Off a garden patch. Satie otaeeons | init teeny, und dot Stake’ empiry tires ea peor | of mind. | ‘The People’s ~ ona Ww ane in .O Ee eC ery se 1 2 aery, . 7 eee ~ | apple-pie order, und Charley and Ida commence: . S empin wees Burnett's Cocoatne has been sold i every civil- cdutlaaus : ored Masons in the District are making prepara-| Gordon's house Was Delle Gosia ees are: | Rohseleeping BS happy ne could be, pee auc we bone: Ob gees 7 Well wallet Vnen |iseee Santee oon the praienare seunaed hie ret THE STFAMER MARY WASHINGTON fions for the celebration of the centenutal of the placed at $1,000, The stone and marble yard of A | . Early one morning, uot many months ago, Dr, | {Comes home dot poy meets me Itke'sweet oll, und foundation of their order. The centennial cere- | HL Jouvenal, which faced on k street, was greatly Marey’ stood on the porch in front of his oftice and he says we haf der bulge on all der saloons 1h De- | dict that itis the cheapest and best Hair Dressing | Will make excursion trips to the above places. ToOC- ve vi ters, ~ sq | in the worid. COQUAN FALLS Fvery WEDNESDA\, leavin 7th ' rl © no : wa | troll. We vhas headquarters all oafer, und he like | 4 YER’S AGUE CURE, WHEN USED ACCORDING Se aan extracts are invariably ac- | Mrect at 9am. returning at Sp. m. Fare, round-tri cia wa ees S @Qimaged, tie (rame Luliding being destroyed and | Smlled. ‘There was no one near him, nor was there | © Te Ven eee | : : Sate 3 | Burneit’s Flavoring Extracts are invariably SS cents. MARSHALL HALL. Every BATURDAL, Sexes as are Potsbocla os Beane ot the marble’ shale rained We the beret ot and aby apparent reason for his merriment, but still he | tonto partnership. Vhen J discovers how he to directions, is warranted to eradi trom thi st and the best. eo 5 s. ery BAS Mr. Jouvenal’s loss 1s 32,000. siuiled and iooked up and down ihe deserted street. vhas fooled, | vhas so madt I break my own win- knowiedged the pur if | leaving ot 9a au, returuing at 4:30 p. ma ystem all forms of mz’ariel disease, euch as Tever and a } . 2 7 | iis father, Mr. stand fecha ub and down ‘ dows und walkx der floor all night. afterdis T vhas | 2" “ rabalprerge al a = z “uffs and Monarch | P- 1eeents. Mounted police; band: Right Worthy Grand Mar- | The bulldine occupted by er Won eanee, Gurmed. Say, what do you think? Charley Fast has | #4 Says allel h in- “your place hus been selected | ent ts w eafe one, and will cast you nothing fa cureis - | MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT. ahal Nathan Adatson,P. Mei Hight Worth and | riage maker, on K street, being Brick.’ Wes Gat Bot ON tls plece of intethigen ey la Neiohes cnaleartiguexes na Srianee find stubs | Rot effected. ae2 Lundborg’s Perfume, fleu. © | Teo, trizs. 290 4m. and 3 p,m. returning st 3pm. ohn Ross Davis, 'P. M_! andJohn H. Lee, TP. Sti |. but Air. Sauter’s stock was damaged. pal o-almost any one ¢! ave Nad a ee hosts Tete Me ot Re 9pm. Fare. wun-trip, Bceute Dancing on afine G. We Most Worths Grand Lodge, F. A. A. Miz Felix Tong is bout S000 Oncaea ate. The | Lermarkable effect, Dit os Haro te tie fates cf | OA. Asks hit himeall at vonce all oafer hus sacred puretborsts Serius, 2 1 Rose 09 ae . ndge No. & Eureka Lod; 8 Widow's vie ity being of frame, se Lot the tire com- eleven children, ‘he simply 1o: ed at the doctor, pody. I vhas right Gop onal der games, vhile | wexed Cancing deck cown and back and at grounds, on Leah pogreen vi al Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. e0| filtnips.exer;t Sunday. Fue brass band ov Bunda; Lodge No. 7 panies were Called ont, dnd by vigorous work the | WOK a chew of tobr ee OTE ene COWS) Laat | i = Saeee 1 Suist ap of Sunday excutsiont stops at Marsials Hall Acacia Ledge No. 11: Soctal Haines were controled. John Meson, a fireman | Hawthin,” and panes on him all summe! _ IN, Ss re) Lundbors*s Pertme, Lily of the Valley. €0 ony, je ASAE. oe ze No. 4; Meridian Lodye > Ju uuck A, white cutting away some burning tim- | Ot discouraged, anti de Sto more | RECEPTION TO AMERICAN SCIENTISTS.—A Tv aNew Srytes Or ao ee Ss 2 . RANDALL, Manager. Loize u Ff kA, awa - ESCOLA : EPTION TO AME} N —A reception | > Fae ae oe ue’s Elixer of Calisaya Ba & John F. Cock Lodge No. ber in the second story-window of one of the houses, ; 4Ppreclative ears when the post office ppened. | was given at the Academy of Music et Phillad. | 7 kcal " Supreme Council 2 degree. e route of procession will be as follo 2th street to Pennsvivania #v tp fell to the ground, and was picked up unconscious, but fortunately Was found to be not seriously in? Jured. “IUS a girl, gentlemen,” sald Cuarley himselt “and she 13 ala-In-la, and'don't forget it. T would a lttle rather she had been a boy, but then, if you last night to the association of American scientists, President Lesley, of the American association, oc- | phta | BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS W. W. CORCOR SUMNER ARRAN er wilt inake daily trips (Sundays Barc Ras. for more than ha all classes of peop! in use by nent phy- . nts the Pot os far as Gly- c ut cupied the chair and tatroduced Dr. Pepper, who | Sleians as the best tonic .t ne, Tod street, to ee ] could only see her. | She's worth oue round, any- | @UPvcredtien address of Werceoee Cer eee Ee anes ee ae K street, thence to 21st street, to P sirvet, to Wash. | a way, and now, gentleman, if you will retire with me | hich ce leccurer ony, conan JUST OPENED. ‘ibe weak, the nerve fet Sasee to ine ee Dogs as a Substitute for Policemen. sion of which tie lecturer of the evening, Prot C.A, to Penusylvania avenue and thence to 17ih street, and Van Ness park, where ont door exercises will be held during the day.to be followed by a banquet at night ‘The address of Welcome wil be delivered by F.C. Revels, who is 4 past deputy rand master of the ‘This wi be followed by music and ad A BUTCHER'S LETTEK TO JUDGE MILIS. ‘The following letter was received by Judge Mills in the Police Court this morning: Wige Mills, I amma butcher; I lve in the county; we have not ‘seen @ policeman after dark for years; I keep eight | to A conventent spot, we Wail Indulge ina Hctle of the first principles df the democratic party.” Weeks went by end the baby prospered, but It was without a name. Tda’s school girl triends walked out to the tarni on pleasant days, and made the baby numerous presents of shoes, caps, and rubber ratties, ‘Young, of Prin eton, was introduced and delivered anelaborate address upon “The pending problemsor astronomy.” After the address a promenade con- cert was given by Hassler’s orchestra, during which a collation wes served In the foyer. ‘The reception lasted until iidnight. BEST MAKE OF TWO (2) PLY CARPETS, choice bright patterns, 75 cents. BEST MAKES OF BRUSSELS CARPETS, choice new Iie, a lady's meuir W.E. ‘ihe | asrison suivets, Kaitunore, be made during the gat 90 pun AY AFTER@OON tips will be medeas usual, bont leaving at $ and rerrmine at 8p. ua | Boat Head Tare, 6 cents, Wik, som TH. wus] Diamond Shirts at Auerbaci i Each visitor suggested a name, eeoaiie SS ae i : ae s ho 1 “Alderney Pairy Wagons.” i REPROTAT ~~ 0!0CUtttC~w OE cer Watt cand the centennsat | ee Pani t Ive been robbed on several ooos. | RCH was sefeired to Charley, only 10 Pie reat | pARERET OF AN ALLEGED Pension SwixpLEn.— | pages eee ae aS ep | gies Allemey Butter. churned evers morntnz, | SPECIALTIES . x s 18 chairman of the centenntal! sions. If I pay t one can 1k : = hes u une goes is baby vould | Dr. L. Watson Lyle. charged with extensive pen- | GOOD TWO, THREE AND FOUR PLY WOOL MIXED | and aevivered In ard” priits, 2c. = eg committee, and F.C. Revels is master of cere oes Sola a Pe ne an Treen she ress ie Say, “She's got to have a name that no other kid | sion iraud-, wae aitested in Crittenden rong, | INGEAIN CARPETS, 25 cts., 39 ct=., 45 cts., 50 cts, ered ana nweet 10 THYSE WITH PILES —Di MUBLEMAN, NO. Montes. The members of the cor mittee wre as | them and let myself be robbed, I pay tas eso n in Peoria county has. If I can find a nice, smoot by., and taken to Louisville yesterday. The au. | SLooR or cLorua en ‘wia | 25c. plat, 2 = toe nl tg he Ag geod Lguture. Pome ee ee ies eee Charles I | Mivveay- We have an ofices ride Gait noes eee gos We will never call her auything bud wepeee | Wuotitles have been I search of, Lye for two years | ninienabiaion ——SS==—== === | Cine euaranterd. Fro. Brinkerbofs Fainlces » SG. len: jam He reon, J. € 4 p just shows = [eee - y and a halt. Is Charged that he has been travel. M Ne UGGETS, RUGS xe. | - > c. 7 eatment. This recent disc very in the only plan Pema, Ma-on & Lowery, Grand Tressurer, Wim. | Hothing ‘to de but make wae toe a eg nae | _A traveling man tr go sat on the hotel | ing from place to place, representing himself to be | CCCOA MATTING, DEUGGETS, RUGS, MATS, Exc, SUMMER RESORTS. uw kuows for eurine plies without the keuiie ce fare: H. Myers, Grand Secretary: S. A. W. Sims, represen! hight Instead ofday duty he might be of use, | Boris one alternoon, when Charley was an empioye of the United States Peusion office, | CARPET LINING, 75cts, = == = 2 | ture: is almost janie, sate, sure and permanent, ing Social Ledge No. 1: Dr. S. 4. Sumi yous rice, ee se. | “he boys his troubies in Searching for a His prineipal Held of work has been tn Illinois and | . HENANDOAI ALUM SPRINGS, SHEN Without datz or joes of tne: ever fale to eure; No. 3; D. Howard, Hiram Lodge ae Star —— he baby. | Towa, where he ls sald to have swindled people out | CARPETS SEWED AND LAID PROMPTLY. ty, Va. relieve all m and per Charges moderste” Hours.$ 100 p.m. wesele B, omervile, Eureka Lodge "No. (signed) TeroHER, | | Say friend,” sald the tourist, “if vou will let me | of 375,00. KS. GRAY GIVE NO FREE Sane ‘ —_— ete y Lwill aive hevad er es — eecrip tio side-show drug Widow's Son Lodue No. 7; Richard fit Wrens Tas TRIDUCM CrLERnat mug Caruonte | never heard of, and wes Te bac | MALARIAL FEVER IN ManviaNp.—There have ORNER MAIN AND COURT | pixte who divide profits wih the doetor Tiree Loage No. & Edward Green. Pythagoras Lodge No. | CHCECHES—-Crand high mass was celebrated tts | will send her & bonnet alt lace and Mlagree work, | berm About: twenuyAve. Clare Dh iegar oe we | TOWSON’'S, praia Jaly Jet 1884," Pets. | Folie of 4 cure Ot it vate diseawe auould consult Drm, Steere, Hee, Cook Lodge No. 10, and Mieaael H. | morning and there will be services this evening and | lined with blue siik and red bows on it. What do | Mda during the past Weck the: disease tides aes | welitakent a‘potand witht | BNOTHLRS and GhaY toe B sts. w. Wil furndah Rovinson, Sprig of Aewcla Lodge No. 11. in the morning and evening of the two succeeding | you sas?” “Tl go you,” sald Charley, and he | form of anvepidemic and purging sie local pysi- | €3¢ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side, ng Taille of th snr ele hee Pots ° 2 eee eee Simons’ Commandery No. 1, colored Knights , #438 in ail t atholic cuurches of Unis city and of | Grew up his chair. “Fire away with your name.” | cians, some calling 1t typhoid end others malarial i Templar, have purchased vew" uniforms, and will | te World, In accordance with ‘the commands of | Tue traveling man drew a card from his pocketaud | sel celebrate the day in Philadeiphia, leavin the 2th. The commandery will carry 401 the National Brass band. here on men and | the sovereign pontifl. This cciepration is ordered in place of The proposed celebration of te elgh- teenth centenary of the virth of our lids, the Wrote upon it “Gladys.” He passed tae card to Charley, who studied the naime for some time. fever. Dr. Chancellor, Of the state board of health, examined some of the cases, and says he thinks the disease malarial in its nature, owing vo the ‘Three doors from Center Market. Axorner Jos Lor Bors + Fare cxcellent—equai to auy-—with everything new, 1 and comtortabl Rates: 82 per day. or neat | Cast DE kon RISON EVERY WEDNES- Coy and Saturday, 456 C street norchweat, mea | street, from 2 to pan. in all eonfdeutial tueical meee 10 per week. JOSEPH PARKENSON, Proprietor. im i “How do you pronounce {t ?” he said. June: freshet, which deposited lange tu t . a Omnibus wil meet all trains. EE nn IE oni pa Egg Se) pais no bisssed mother of God. ‘the Uiree days’ ceicbra- | “Asif written ‘Glad-ees,” with the accent on the | imu of the endows AlDng the meek, Coane chndreu's chert Parte age 41015, at B00, OS, Toe, | T>AGH CORTAGER CHEE HATA ORE BROCE | Fuck cued; Svar odin te Sade Tete ts call i ireu’s short pants, age | PaGe COTTAGES, CAPE MAY.N3. ONE Li Bictrice Poticciane. Uon is called a solemn triduum. The ponut ai- | last syllable,” said the traveling man. been no deaths so far. 9c. and 1, $25 abd uy at er ee ane | ane ae: I | Tects that the devotions tote ‘used suali be the | After repeating the word several times, as it oe Boys! oni pants, ace ti to17, at 75c., Mo., $1, $L25, | fein iON the beach ahd Jane ist, Accommods- | - Ala meeting of the executive committee of the | Sale aS Lose prepared for the chureh of Santa | weighing its worth, Charley put the card in his A “sister,” named Morrow, while melting wax In j She 11.7» to $2.50 and up. Rs A | Mon for 100. D. T3m_ | >, meted ‘a Yetrerson democratic association last night Mr, | MaTla Sopra Minerva, in Rome, and he grants an Set ig pat’s the name I have be n looking | a workshop of the Lebanon ‘Shakers in Columbia | , Children's flannel shir: waist and boys’ flaunel shirts, | Wov. for 100._+__D. HARRIS: { PROFESSIONAL. Julius Emmner reported that 200 men, with torches | Wauigence of seven yearsand Seven tumes forty | for,” sald he. “<The baby's name is Glade nak | oe Oe deed a eeKerS per on the | 4m Zoe. up. a ith gL = SAS Pbccrcprmmmishen vould Petictentai. | days for each Visit, and a plenary indulgence to this time on. “And how, Stranger, let's have some | floor yesterday angewrns fatally burned. "the build. Soye school Wool beta tear Boe, ap, Gcexn. “All modern haprovenents “The wise for health on daily wall 1 ‘parencles and freworks, would partictpste in | thoge who, having been present each day at the de- | thing, and my wite wil. be looking for the bonnet.” | ing was consumed. ' 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenve, Rdrpansed. ‘Tertas $2 to 83 per day: $3 10 $15. ASY FEET.—UK. WHITE. 1416 PENN-Y the ratification meeting. A brass band has been | rotlous, shall. on one of | the three day, go. to con- Charley broke a bottle of blackberry Brandy that | as i aul? 3. W. SELBY. Mrs. PEMBERTUN. Prop. 36 ey Se pecured. fession, F rece com pray | night, and cl Di @ baby without any mor = —=— = a inverted ti oe Dg ol ‘other aije Ata mass meeting of the East Washington Cleve. | {oF the intentions of the sovereign pontiff. coremiony. ‘Temay be well toremark that tue bet. | Apsorurety Pear, Scovame, Drene, ; | iuents Of. the ert sucuemfGlly seemed, Des land and_Hendricks club last night specches were Ue was broken on the rim of a milkcrock and none | : . i { Lins cht consecutive year of Tractioe. “Office fem, made by ED. Wrizht, Jon Norfis and others ‘Ihe | _Comsartre Gop SaManiTans.—In the Police | Of the brandy was lost. PRESSING, xepamixa, | Fact Ovrntya. | Sis sitting for putting the fect in order. Cob mare 200 then in line at the ratification Gourt todas, Wun. ‘lover, colored, accused Peter bom cee ee Cerca ee ed eet =" ‘gME Ross. Meeting, C1 ransparencies, ~~ colol assault on Wednesaay most er ii Trede Good aes = aoe pre aa fo be erected at the | night last with, a cane. qhe testimony: showed | mother Capes sna {t to herself until she has RE os % SAE 5 Work poepet ae, “Clothity called Tor and deliv- CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! ARLE CLATRVOTANT AND ASTROLOGISE, | district club. : fn Virginia avenue Bay church, on the night ia On sunny afternoons Ida sits on the back a) 3 fy pow Eos Coos N NITURE! FURNITURE SER ‘Bours from | —_—— question, Toyer and Lee became involved in a dis- | Of the little cottage, and while “tailing” a pan of % 00 aa 8. HALDEMAN, FURNITURE! FURNITURE! Ni ! 3910 11th from 9 Excursions, &c. jute because the latter had, it ts: abused the [Seige in her lap she rocks the cradle with u25-1m* 1783 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. aes 2. m. to p. m. end from & to 9p. m. Tha ieee = Forner's wife ‘oetore the soviet , and Lee struck foot and listens to Charley “whoa-hawing” at 2 ¥ GOODS! Ye PROORE TELS: EVENTS OF ge tora eae Fea Mose angst | Pez, bay ghow Pa Scat was | Bs ee he cu apond he gaen And Trane i ones see Me ie ta to or rosy ‘Urns — ‘aera Temsareend Towers aw cmeS ans lida: oes up to the sun, She clutches, in the alr for the Be A Ex if BRE g7% W. H. Wanzr & Sox, EVERYTHING THAT IS KEW AND HANDSOME ‘bird pays K WI the AA NN ° ae ehartered br pleesure parties. . Ranke sacwull Gan iets ieee oe a hs of the apple tree over the ump, und the | Ba B aaa HOES 6.90 z pee AT LOWEST CASH PRICES THE TRADES. (ick cepa’: Evening club gives excursions every son, Charles Walker and Buek Jackson, the ‘only | drone of the bumblebee luli her to | as NOUN, DYEING AND SCOURING, W. H. HOEKE, = — 7 BasD NEWSraPaR Hor trige ccqanan. irmont and Marana | Shir, tenn nll Cumbria, Scape |" wiceep Morgen Pinieumn,—At Dante, Ya, ; Pepin ns aimattiee smcaswencem | B=" SERS Mahe W, W. corsran eke aily trips Sundays | ¢€lt,000F, four ibehes wide and” peariy one nea Brus murder Of ker eee one Ma and SPY | ppp oo Ww OW Ww DDD. FER : STgEOuuETOWS, v.c | _*? eet, Sa, SEP to ail points cn the river as fir as Gly- | TST cnamged with the WOOT ot ane eR | Meeks, abd was sentenced to tre penlioenigene | Ber? wewy Bb e Tvered PROT — lin's stores Uurty-eight miles Cast, Ot ea aut | eighteen years. “After the murder was commicuca | EPP Ywww BOB £ ice in the city. “Postal Carus teagondedte prompes | Cg Rorrenr, GPR AXD JOB The Jane Moseley runs to Blackistone’s istand | 12" store, thirty-eight 1 of Cum! {he body was thrown away and lett as prey forthe | ® ‘oo WwW bow a ae ee See: | UE. abe srauve Wasuinton DO, aaily, except Fridays and Saturdays, and takes jfanal Walker ts awaiting a requisition had = Ros ss AND STREET NORTHWEST. fa-Fine printing a specialty passengers for Colonial Beach, Wednesdays ex- | 70m West Virginia Jackson's offense was trivial. | it'wien found gia tie bd J. © BOTELER A SON SS an : -_——or_. ——-—__~eo——__ . . Bris. ror ax Istxcrion.—Today Mr. C. A. mgregation will take pomsewon Of tueir Bev | hétetotore fade fienae segseee ee MeN | Tha Powder never varien A mareel of purity, NEW IMPORTATION a bar soceasiepian Caszezs, Fousrrcue, axo Urnorsreay, Fuuott, for Galen E. Green, fied a bill for comer of 14th. and R streets, to- | eal discussion Thursday night and Mullin stubbed | qtrength ana’ wholesomenees, ‘econimniieal ‘thas cA ee Se en Sen, crting cern eens ra te, Tweamury Com | aeeupy “paige ‘Ths how Ciba, PUR Ris | Heusen ame!auetng © moral wound ra | "vest So wosteomnes Mow scone SO ne Sere seaman oa os Sa tae Sante eal ving el . ‘om- wi has arrest oe GI % - Pluinant claims thar Moyer was bis agent and he | been described in Tie Sram, 1s @ GONG Dre | ee eee Ss that Minister Morton has, |” - bndieasin ae: dontiises etceaiae coke Ain tient stvlen, bicycles Teicveles Velonpedex | OBrPets OlL a Png San tempered Bim his teen in the cases, which be Sadi insended co be the lecture ee eee oF ae prime minister, inti. | With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or fared expeesly ake cont eo vias ‘Interior Decorations, are included. A temporary restraining order was | face on 14th street. wns eaeeaton i bat tee Hine is oppo tine fer american iedistion fearees | Pbowphite powders, ‘Sold only in cima, Roxad Raxrxe Teen Foote ae FT BOTELER S BOR ee | pert eieme weet, of Somiiecont leet | sates cra ad ah She workin our ine ‘Bade by Judge James, Tears old and has a. ‘Of 113 persons, France and vhina, | cwoxn Co. 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps | set-st 923 Pennaylvanis avenue. el wes ‘