Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1886, Page 3

y, j EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, UV. C0.. TUESDAY, JUNE™1, 1886—WETH: SUPPLEMENT. FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR_SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS, NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK; N.W. wements: bath, hot and cold water, KK ADAMS, 927 New Price, $2,100, jel NEW AND DESIRABLE on Ks, near Washington ow renting fr $1,000 per annum, will be «$10,500 Ii purchase be iy J th Se mum gid eae foe en year at Durabuam price $17,500 Apply to FV. HUYCR, 1565 Pendayivania .. bet. 3d and 4th n.w...$5.800 Si st, bet 3d and 4th mw. pital st. me. , SouER ore and dwelling, bet 1'600 Be Be, mod. imap, Luh st. bet. Q and He a. w.9.000 D.. Or., m.t,with sable, Bat. bel G and H me s,000 Twonew'tr bh. mit, Sat. bei ih and Oth aw. Two new rhb. mi,'s wt bet Sth and 11th nw. rb... mL, Oth st."bet Mand On.w.... 3.000 Uther houses aud lois ip different parts of tie city. Gali and seo us ‘Telepbuae call, 434-4 MUMPHREY & ADAMS, 61S Pst hw. ENTRALLY LOCATED ofy brick house 8 rooms and bath: oue Mauare from Patent ollice; at bargain: $4,260; terms aul Apply on ives, SOL Hest. nw. my ¥F SALE—A SPLENDID INVESTMENT—4 ‘story Brick Dwellings tmolern conveniences, Gorner property, an § per cent investinent. Apply to DUNCANSON BROS. my31-3t ‘oth aud D (oH SALE-OR APTER SEPTEMMER for Kent—1225 and 1227 Conuecticut at isTH 19,000 11,500. $13,000; 5,500. Tooms. 1726 Massaciiusetis 350 207 Penusylvauia ave., 13: 124 19tn, Jeased 3 years. $13,000. "5.000 ‘feet on N si. near Conn, ave.. $15,000. 2006-2008-2102-2104 17th st. #000 each, Ue. For particulary and perult Wo ex: amine apply OWNER, 1622 10th st. my slat {OR SALE—A NEW BRICK HOUSE; 6 ROOMS: nodern improvements: has a large dry cellar, we ‘Gun sell cheap, on easy terms: located tu good pact of eity. STs & LITTLEEIELD, 1226 Fst nw. my31-st {VIR SALE—CH HA P—A GOOD BUNINESS PROP- arty on 4iy sLaw., renting Bow for $25 per month. Price $8 2000 _my2Sie GH. PARKER, dy and E ew. (Ok SALE-CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS PROP- ety on Pa ave., bet. 21 ) with good stable. Price $0,500. Teruis easy. Ht. PARKER, dig and E aw. zsriee {OR SALE_CHE. erty, New Jersoy ave. and Q st Borerodm "Price $6,500 CH, ‘aw Pa istsw., renting at $12 euch per month; houses Bew: lot 30 by 8H. Price $1,100 each, © |. PARE KER, @yand aw. my Zoste {OR SALE-MT. ALTO—A HANDSOME SUB tart readonce ou Heights above Georgetown and about \ mile this side of President Cleveland's sum mer reskience, Just parchased. This house has the most cuumanding view of any property ou the sub- Urbs of Washington, ‘The grounds, containing 9 are beautifully Iaid out with choles shrubbery and all Kinds of fruit trek The house contains 14 rooms, ‘all mod. imps. gas, dc Dew stable and house; lee house filed.” a."P. COUMBE, 1425 N. ©. speed pent) “ my26-<088 OR SALE-SEVERAL RBKAUTIF Cor. tages in Le Drobt Park,from $:),500 to $4.50: each ot dug 126 “Thee Houses and Lots are very ING. PF. WAGGAMAN, 504-506 F st nw. FOR S4LE-SUPERB PLOT OF GROUND COM- ™ a ‘view of Ws ya and its en virons, is for sule for f Washi ive Tg Seka, ete ahead Warum hearse Nation! ape ea go anos ie my20 Box 244, city P.O. Po, SADESSEVERAL (VERY DESIRADLE ‘Buliding on 14th st. nw. anya my20-8t 18thand F sta nw. Fittest kuae Ste BARGAIN IF TAKEY at ect oe AG just socth of Mary PUB UTAE SRORAK EUR O20 F st ma my ° = = (NOR SALE— JOUN' 5 ‘A cholce Lot. rh fT, st. 2. Way pee re BOARD ated va: Mind LOR WENGE OBE ba As ANT BOARD. IN SMALL VIL; _my29-3t 920 F st. n Ww. (ft the mountains of Virgin a Sali = tea. “Apply to Ming MILLAN, Woodville, Happa- | WOASSEE CAT A BARGAINS a Bannock county, Va, ae YOUNTRY BOARD IN_ PRIVATE FAMILY near White Post Station, 8. V. RR. Healthy loca- Yon, pare water, pleasant rooms, plenty of shale, heat churel: and post office For further particulars. ad- Grom Mi LYCINDA CHAISMAN, White Post, Clarke county. Va. yelawe W ANTEDSSOARDERS TAM PREPARED 70 entertain boarders for the seasou; will furnish first-class country board: plenty of fresh vegetables snd frult, ait furnished from my farms a, lovely view mnntains and the best location Kappa cam ¢ om turn pike between Warrenton and ington; 1D miles from depot Warreatou; bles Toad: alovely drive of 2% hours. Will make things as easant as will De found inthe country. Address PVANDENSON, Gales! X Roads, appa County, ‘a im *; C&ESTRY BOARD-TWO QR THREE CAN BE accommodated at Clagett Mansion, Address J.B. CLAGETT, _my252we ‘Brightwood,' D.C 2OARDERS WANTED POR THE SUMMER, AT > Locust Grove, near the celebrated Gravel Spring. Wrie tor (formation (0 8. B. MILFORD, Pooles ville, Md my Swe "TWO ROONS AT MIS WIDTRERGERS, OX Met. Branch of B. « O. RH; bigh and healthy. Terra Cotta station on place." my26-av" PPOs DESHUNG COUNTRY BOARD C, be accommodated at Chestnut Grove Farm; fine lawn, shade, wllk and fruft: 15 minutes drive from depot at Kockville, Md. Mra. i. 0. EDMONSTON. GQUMMER BOARDERS ARE DESIRED AT Sikound tim, near the ‘Bive mountains, Large airy rooms, with good table board. fine water, plenty of frait and good shade; haif mile from station: ‘terms $20 per month. Apply to Mrs ELLEN LICKEY, ‘Round Hill, Va my293t LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERS be accommodated at a tes’ walk of Boyd'sStation, £0. RR” Address Sirs, W. ML Wi reta!® ee, DuNany re HOME. Star office. ‘AN Farm within five Brauch B 20-308 Z id., Met. GALL is P, SHOEMAKER, _my20.3t a ’ea0 Fa ew 1K SALE-NINE LOTS, IN 8Q, 152, FOUR FiPoniing 1 tout soch oo aon sige oto between ew Hampshire ave. and 18th si, by 97.8 deep to Siley: aud five fronting 16 feet each ‘on south side Oregon ave., by 81. to alley, Price 75¢. sv ot at arcen 6 ere eees = my29-6re 1236 F st bw. OR SALE—FINE PLOT OF GROUND, WITHIN four squares of Capitol, 290x150, fronting on Uhre streets; good for speculation or improvement; cheap to quick buyer. Also seven lots, 18x70, at 35e. per sq, foot TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Pmy 9-608 1226 F st, hw. Drlvate fenisuces, one covter lot, Ja ortheat vi ‘one corner 0) suitable for four or five small houses: two good ones hear new Pension office: one near 13th stand New York ave, no cuah i'umpeoved at dace, "T ‘have also an large and small, 1p all sections. AUMOUNTIRE, O18 F st. my 208t {OR SALE—CORNER LOT—14TH AND U STR, 2... 402106, below the marker price, at $1 50 per foot, JOHN SHERMAN & 00... 1407 Fat, VORSALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON 1th st., west side, “or particulars apply to UETY & DY: Hi m28-4t Real Estate and Insurance, 43th and F sta, Poe, SALE WOTS—1 HAVE THREE OF THE {ots on Memmore avenue, Meridian south of Columbia road, whieh t cau sell for the Hur, ext woek or two af ouly 10.cents e 100k my2eoe Rae Lag POED, 1ST ot mw. jE a seu pr ats anu ? es Fg eps Pema, Pome = FG SALE BEAUTIFUL CORNER Lor IN Mt. Pleasant, Leurol ave. and 16th st. extended, fronting 242 fest on Laurel ave, by 140 on 10th st! large sade tr sold at once square foot: ‘onehalfcash. J: 10, F. WAGGAMAN, 804 and 806 s, E HO ()8CHARD LAWN WILL BE OPEN FORGUESTS Freie emit 25 by 120 deep wo a pave go | O) June ist Young ladies and geutiemen preferred; Sealey, Price shove cay. CH PARKES, 44 | ESDLRY: posuain Miley Presses a sbaes POR SALE-CHEAP—S17 D A We House, mud imps. Price 5 nw. 6 room Brick, $1,050. © ii. P. ane Baw. mye de jouses, ick front: al! mod. ups, ob and Sth nw.:a good inv: nt Price $4,300 xen. CL PARK my2aee =: NEW HOUSES ith bay window: all is Poona each. ries with bay window; all mod. unps, § rooms each. M6 S00each. CL PARKER, 45 and Ew. mz9-30e JOR SALE—CHEAP—TWo OF THOSE NICE & oom prow Brick front Houses, S24. 326 Nw; Water, gus, latrobe; renting at $16.50 each. Price 91,950 CH PARKER, 4 and Esw. myi0si* VOR E—FINE RESIDENCE-THE EL BADE residence ut the northeast corner ot Jeifer- gon Place and 10th st. m w.—recently occupied by Senator Cameron. The house was designed and Superintended by John Frazer, architect, an butt by ‘Dearing Johnson, {n 1582," and is ubusually sub- Mastial and convenient. Fhest story—Two parlors, brary, dintng-room, but- Jet's pantry and kitchen, with large porch. Second story—Six large sleeping rooms, two bath Foe! Third foor—Six large rooms, Bing cellar and tacment) with laundry: sanitary plumbing: periect light and heat; open Bre places; eigairic and other modern appliances. Tot oa tect front om 1th se n-wawith wide parking. For informadou aud permit apple to it. WARNER ¢ co, my29-108 Vid Pst nw. Foss BAI IN—TWOSTORY BRICK House: rent for $1250, Will sell or se wrostment. AB containing 7 and 5 rooms and cellar: ali improvements located northeast; will be accommodating terms at $3,200 each. TY- LEK & RUTHERFORD. 1226 Fst nw. my 2060 AT BRIGHTWOOD, ON nice seven-room Frame House and ch grouud and very healthy country. LOUIS OEMA KER, Set o0Fsuw x OR SALE—A NEAT FIVE ROOM FRAME Houwe aad Loton Whitney ave. between 7th and Bib wa nw: nice country home hear the city and Streetcars LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st nw. ‘OR SALE—AN ELEGANT 3STORY AND bagement brick dweiling, containing 10 rooms, ih Pocus, 6, 08 1th st., near Duponycirele. Price $13,000. Apply to room 19 Corcoran bullding. ptrerg JOR SALE-—Oi RK WASHINGTON Property, @ nice threestory 11-room House on ladison ave.. Baltimore, by North Washington Real Estate Co., 506 F st. ‘OR SALE—AT A chased at once—a vury devirable brick House, 272 Sen oe ow salt mf Soe Ua O0 10 all iy CIS PB. SHO my2ost 7OR SALE —CHEAP—ONETALP OF AIR’ Castle Park. Mt. Pleasant, L-room bons and large pavilion” beautiful natural scenery, springs of conly $11,000 easy terms JK HER EEURD, Fat my 2Q-2w* POR SALE= Six-tgom House, N st, bet. Ist and 2d sts; easy fms; ¥1.700.' Elcht-room frame, 1th st.. bet Land fi; $2500. Twelveroom E Lith ste: $6.000. Fiver ‘st bet. 13th and 14th stay may 20S iouge. @ ay Hoos raya T4zda Pst. fon age MTP Foom House, lot 50x136 ft; plenty of s! terme. 64. Fivervom Cot + Jot SOR 140 tt; res; $2,200. i.T HERTFURD, 142s FS PREPEY foUsES it SEVERAL VERY ei cals impruved: ain vacant mat ‘and Col 00 eas WALKER WILSON, 1000 Ft nw. OR SALE—FIVEROOM F for $15, nice lot.on New Jerse sw: $1,900; sow. my20-3t JOR SALE-ON S ST. N. W. NPARITTH,S room brick: all modern iunproven Fey, FE Tou cee terms, WALKER & cs 3,0 SALE—NT te: three streets: park frou Voosr* Wik SRvfurRrony, tase ‘yz F2 ‘SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ES tater Six new Brick Honses. 4 rooms each. ave., near M st easy forma WALKER @ WiLSO: log for S52 JW. P MYERS, eal Estate Agent. 1428 N. Two " Houne. modern Tixprovements, six rooms, Feom and summer kitehe: bath corner lot; 1749 Tith st lat sw. € 3h. in rear th. 5. 3.000 $426344 Sear IT SOO 32 26th pow. Br. 15M? £410 9th sw TOON Alley.4%4, 608), HEIs w.900 ty on my fasted of ine Ist and 15th. |my2s] THOS E. WAGGAMAN. BR SALE—FOUR NEW sIX-KOOM HOUSES, bay windows, iron railing, wide parking, back ey; renting for $62 per monk to good tenants Wil will cheap to a prompt purchaser. A, Geo! 6 LOL dad st. nw. SALE-EITHER FOR FS “home, four bandsome! Uareestory houses. located in the rery modern improvement, acd heated thruughout furnace. These houses are new, have parlor, dining-room end Kitchen on first floor, and cellar un: der whole buuse; near Peonsyivanis ears and Berdlox, will be sold separately of us a whole. Apply once WEBTCUTT & WILCOX, 1907 Fennayivunia m5 26-65 4,000 5.000, t Eud containing very PARKEK & TOWNSEND, AVE FOR SALE 1413 Conco” thie wory and celta bei, wit ise peed ct ordcr with all modern conveutendes, S2Sties Keer to an aiey: pric, gen S00, abity SY Pxscorr, Tae Pot iw BR SALE 141 NDAVE. NEAR ipoott Circle eight-roou Brick tot oxi) weet ts feov alley For parccalare inquire of ir, Wik. ER 1o28 Vin stn. ‘ay2stme POR SALe—HOUsE 610 LST. NW. HIGHT rocaas; a good investment: ruts for $20 pec sion, Caah. Apply at G15 Lat. uw. apld-am ‘fooms, om Boundary, bear 140 = Fognus, 14th st, business property - * _. heated with furnace 22 reoms. on Q st. bet 13th and lath. on 14thst..... ‘pou rooms, 14th n.w., sultable for business..6.500, Brick store and dwelling. 14th st... Brick, J rooms, Wallack st. bet 13 De” + rooms, 20th se, bet. Land At De. on Dundartou a “TS00 Do. on Congres st, neat post office “000 Lows on Q t,, bet 1dth and 14th sty ‘Also improved and'unuapeoves grorerty in aN parte ofthe city. , Apply 10 Fi VE myesiwe 1428 New Yor OR Sale city, of 8 fine Story press Eee i, foure of 19 rooms, situate in the Hooat desirable part of the cy, couvouient to boat and fare: and hus afl modern improvemsenta, with spacious sic aod ‘lower garden attached.” Will be sold beap md on easy torts. ORD yt to HARLOW & CATON. Keal Estate Agents Sromers, Hoo % Market Building. Alexaudria, mysres® i RENT— WAL Ouse, ‘three stories with elevator, 629 B st. o.w., withia feet of the Center Market; recentiy vacated by Barbour & Hamilton. "Apply t JACKSO 026 Penusyivania ave nw.” my-29-s, 8 BALE—s VERY DEWIRARLE SURURGAN Kesiience near Geurgetow ni convenient to hore two acres ganien fruit, ke Apply to W. Hl. 1 CULE Sew Yur ave ““aplvauir Fr ¥ ‘ SUMMER Bo. RI SG AT IYRTLE HALLS pure mountain air; no mosquitoes; ‘tien: on to able fare: pen June 2th: rma, 3 to $6 per eek; 40 rooms. J, E. RRELL, Proy OF, per's Ferry, W. Va. my28-im* **QUMMER HOME" (BF. SEMINARY)— SS) Scenery and healthfulness unaui i: moun- tain air, mineral water and fine table; pure milk and Sreamu: newly furnished Season begins June 10. For rms address M. L. HORINE, Burkittsville, Md. y2vea,tu,thdes SUMMER BOARD AT THE TALBOTT HOUSE, near Sugarloal Mountain: pleuty frult and shade; good water. half mile from Barnesville Station, Met ropoliten. Branch RR Address N J. TALBOTT, Barnesville, Md. 129-8, tu,th, QoAEDERS WANTEDTA PLEASANT HOME for parties from the cities can ‘be found at Green Ganten Farm, adjoining, the village of ‘Upperiite Fauquier county, Va Cocation bigh and healthy. Rooms large snd airy. Correspondouce solicited. W. L. KICHARDS, Upperville, Va my8-4,tu,tb,1m | UMMER BOARD AT THE DE LANDER FARM, ‘5% mile from Boyd's Station, Met. B. R & 0. R high situation; ice, milk, shade: purest of spri water. City reference Address EC. DE LANDE! Boyds ia, Montgomery Co., Md. 26-8 V Neat HOME, NESTLED IN THE “GREAT of North Mountain” of Virginia, twelve miles west Winchester and five east of Rock Enon Springs, will be open from June ist to December 1st. al metal waters. Fare good, with homelike accommodations, Address Mrs. 8.5. GORE, Valley Home, Back Creek Valley P. 0., 1m, Frederick county, Va, SEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED A. wih Boardat rg. Address HT. SCOTT, Biadensburg, Md. 22-lWe Boxes, SOLICITED IN THE MOUNTA\ of Md.‘near Harper's Ferry). A pleasure to please aud fra class country accommodations supplied. He- ferences furnished, Terms per week. $a. W. ME CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington Co, Md. my193mn F my26-6t Pee SARE THREE FINE LOTS, EACH 21507 feet on T st, just west of New Hampshire ave., fine Parking: only 95 cents a foct, Also. 63 fect orth Side Msi. nw, very cheap. Apply OWNER Roo ST Face OO APY OW VOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN A GOOD LOT, on hnetis ave, near New Jersey ave Price foo “Easy terms. ENHOWER BONUS Fat myld-1m ror sate— BY W. 0. DENISON, 028 Fat nw. 4 RARE CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE INVEST. ‘The following beautiful suburban Building Lots in 0. Denison and B. F. Leizhton's subdivision of the alin estate Mount Pleasant: 2 lots on Columbia ave., bet. 14ta and 15th sts. extended. 5 lots on the east side 15th st extended, bet. Kenesaw ave. and Grant st, ‘Mount Pleasant village. 2 corner lots on Grant st. ‘Mount Pleasant village, bet. 15th aud 16th sts, ex: tended. 2 corner lots ob 16th st. extended and Kene- Saw ave. Also, other valuable lots in this beautiful lo- callty, commanding a view of Hock Creck Valley. ye-11n —————— COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOE SALE-A FAEM OF 400 ACKES IN LOU. doun county, Va, in a high state of cullivation; 80 acres in fruit} 25 in vegetables, 40 in fine wheat: 150 Iu grass, balance in oak and pine: have had @ milk dairy 16 years; 20 miles from Washington, INC? four trains dally; new buildings will be sold for $20,000 cash; cost $70,000); can be divided into four. WM. SMITH, 1218 Pennsylvania ave. v.w. Je1-th,s,in,tu,w_ x {OR RENT—COUNTRY RESIDENCE—A GEN- ‘tleman leaving the city for summer will rent his desirable and healthy Residence; 10 furnished rooms; warden and pasture, A rare opportunity for good ten aut ‘Situated near Brooks’ Station, Md. For terms apply to. BUSHNELL & CARUSI, Jel-3t 1008 F st. naw. ANTED—10 BUY A SMALL FARM NEAR W Wastingnons miose be cent tained sea sensed and be cheap; give particulars and lowest casi price. Address “ tar office. Jel-ate CAN BE OBTAINED Phe Brook,” on most rea terms. Address MHS. C STOCKTON, Bio Iberuurle Co. myis-im GROVE COTTAGES (ALL NEW Sykesville, Md.. Main Stem B O. . K., for fam! Hes or others. with dining-room attached. ‘Beuatiful segpety, igh and healthy: no mosgultoes, Apply for jin the mountains at ‘sotable information at Ticket Ofices B. & 0..619 Pav, Address M.A.Osbourn, Syicesviile,Md. m15-1m SUMMER BOARDING. IV¥ HOME, TWO SS miles from Fortress Monroe, opposite Soldiers’ Home and Normal School. Plenty of shade, fine Jamu, excelient. bathing, lahing and boating factiites eters to Mr. W. E. WEIGHT, St Cloud Building, 9th and F sts.and JOSEPH DAGUE, Kag., Pension Uitice. For terms appiy to DANIEL ¥. COC “my 15-Len : SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN aT Puiso- SS mont, in one of the most beautiful and healthy Sections ot Vigna, Plenty ofsbade, milk frat and tabi ra willon, ‘Address D. J. FEVERS Paes Pee ae pean DS ALPINE, Mp, 14 MILES FROM WASHING ‘ton, Met! Braiich BR & O.. two hundred yards from station, Good Board, sliade, fruit, milk. For Partieslars address 315 4% st. nw. “myo-im* GEHING BANK FAnM, TWO_NILES FROM +) Alexandria, offers large, Tooms, good Board, shade; ice, bath and’"fruil, "Tratae Ser free of idress SPRING BANE, Alexcudria, MONEY TO LOAN. JATIONAL LAW AND TRUST COMPANY— Nie eee oe eee ome owe, promactiy and en tbat eaestnctad Nl Ga 4 MISCHELL, Keal Ewtate Department, 1214 F st. Ss S00, $1,000 3300, 51,300. $2,500, $5,000. Money im hand: rently no dels Charges mod- erate” HAL MCINTIRE, O18 F at tee a aeOe “g10.000-TO LOAN $00 ON REAL ESTATE _ 1500 _[my27}__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Mexek ut, LOAN TO [ARMY Np NAVY aVE OFFICERS AT LEGAL RATE OF INTEREST. JAMES E WAUGH, my22-1 Fit, M°*£¥ 70 Loay ON LIFE INSURAN PA POLICIES. JAMES E WAUGH, _my22-1m MOREY 70 Loan AT Low Rar LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker, MGREX (70, WANN St Ur dey Om Fates. om approved real extatenecurtt delay. JOHN SHERMAN & my20-1m 1407 F at a. $10,000 ue 255 oa JAMES E, WAUGH, _myl7-Im ‘983 F st. MEX 10 Loan, IN SUMS TO SU AVE approved real estate security; low rates terest and commision. CUITER & WIMER, my 121m 1423 Fst, MONEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR 2A oiner security. Any amount desired; lowest in- ON ‘of te terest; cummissions only one per ceut i A PHIL nsed aud Bonded Heal Estate Broker, 1428 We my! —TO A PRIVATE FAMILY—FOR rust, September, | “Argyle,” the country. len, Gn 14th st. ex- lepded. House furnished. For information address T. BLAGDEN, City B.0., Box 581. my31-B0e {OR SALE — WHITE HAVEN, THE FINE country residence of the inte Charles Weaver, halfmile trom Secretary Whitney's country home, in- cluding 160 acres of well fenced and watered lind, improvements, large dwelling house, 14 rooms, water in Kitchen, beautiful law, large barn with accommo- dations for 20 head of stock, carriage house, ice house, ‘and other out buildings. DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, cor. dg and D stan. We my20.3t¢ {OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN Residence; large house and grounds; nice lawn and lenty of shade: stabling: near the new home of the esident, aud also near Secretary Whitney's, Will Tent for the season or for a tecm of years, A. CAY- ‘WOOD, corner 9th and K sta. nw. my20-3t te {OR SALE OR RENT—FURNISHED—A DE- Fisttavle sinau Yestdeuce iat Winches, Va Oe Story Brick; 8 rooms, with cellar and every conve: nleuice; large lot, with abundance of fruit, may4-eolm THOS. J. FISHER & CU,, 1324 F stn.w WANTED-AT MODERATE PRICE, SMALL place near railroad station, of easy access to the city; state price and all particulars, Star office. July. ai Fesidence of the late Thouas : RENT—AT GUILFORD STATION, VA, Cottage, 9 rooms, furnished compiete; piano and beautiful yard; good water, shade and fruit; organ Rear depot, for the Season, “Address lox US Stat office. i my2e-lwe FO8, SS58, DESIALLe SUMMER COTTAGE on lower Potoune, J.P. BALDWIN, “my2awe Manassas, Va, ‘OK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- erty, Farm two tiles from Bladensburg, contain- ig 14 acres. Price $2,800. JOHN StEPHEN, Bladensburg, Md. my22-2w' ror si SH CHALLENGE BICYCLES, (new), Bails and Fluted” Hollow Forks to both wheels strongest ‘Beduced 1d best roadsters made. from $140 to Sito: ail sizes my20 CAPITAL CYCLE CO,, 1406 N. ¥. ave (OR SALE—GOOD MANSARD ROOF, 6-ROO: EF Geethng and large ton at Eighiand ston, Le $01 ©. RH RB; elght minut city: to bargin,” MARION DUCKELE, Atorney-atiaa, Bi mnyicim ST Ms SUMMER HOMES AT HYNESHORO, ON TH Se eet ER cree aie ton, oes fy. 5150 fect trom Bis upwarda For lar address agent of THOMAS HYNES, 1108 1thot, we mys-ime Fok Ate chun HOUSE On SUMMER Rie sort Propery—100 acres of land, about five miles from the center of the city; between the Bladensbar Fond and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; improvis bya very large frame house and outbuildings: raliroud lation on the place; commutation fare only five cents, For terms and price apply to AUSTIN 2. BROWN, 1426 ¥ st nw. ‘ap2t-dua SALE—LOTS—100 BUILDING LOTS, 60; FPW06 Seth near beabrook staonennaa eR oes minutes ‘re Oy cuts to ety; beantifuly located: 100 Sold in six mont nice $35 wlot. Apply to MAION DUCKETT, ‘Attordeyat iam, istic Mee JASPER M. “JACKSON, 212 D st. ow, Washing: ton, ap1osin POR SALE—A CHOICE LITTLE PARM OF 50 Acres in Montgomery county, near the Disgrict line, suitable for poultry or dairy farm; three acre lota, gneloxed with t:n-foot fence: “spring and vail’ cou Veulences for raising poultry; will be sold, with all the stock and farming im blemenis cheap. and "p n ven atonce. JOHN T. MITCHELL, Kral Hatate wroker, 1214 F st. uw. mh30-sm MOREY, 20, O48 IN SUMS OF NOT Less AME than $5,000, at & per cent, on firetelass ety Property. Seallet sume AE @ per cent OT AD = Corner 10th and ORL Ww ent, MONEY To Loan = Se Ay vac an te auih On approved Real Estate, secur. ¥, at lowest rates of interest. Charges moderate. NO JN aCe, 1505. Avante ¥ TO LOAN Arrrextion Comnavm, G. A, R! ‘YOU CAN BUY AT OAK HALL, Corner Tenth and F ste, For $7.50 a good Blue Flannel Sult, worth. For $8.50 av good lve Flannel ‘Bute color For $10 we will sell you @ Blue All-wool AY Sstute security. 020 X in sums to suit, at lowest rates, on ay wed real FITCH, FOX & BROWS, 1457 Penneylvania ave, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE SKCURITS E ‘THOS J. FISHER & 5 1s24 F st nt M°*®¥ 70 Loan ON REAL ESTATE aT 4 lowest DANENHOWER &S0N, p24 TLS Fat, ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR MoE ISA Seaman reaTs OF aucregg No delay whore the security is good, mb 0. C, GREEN, ot. We ONEY TO LOAN Atrnosse G. Sxxrz, FASWIONABLE TAILOR, 1332 F STREET (Adjoining Ebbitt House.) Finest garments at most consistent prices. my2i-lm or THE BALTIMORE CITY PALAIS ROYAL, (From 61 North Eutaw street, Baltfmore,) ‘TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE ng Rew Ze guaranteed, worth Fast color Flannel Suit, which can't be matched under $15. 4 set ot Hrass Buttons given with every suit. For 96.50 we'll sell you an All-woo! Business Salt, w For $7.00 a better one, worth $12. For $10 an Al-wool Corkscrew Suit, worth $15, For $12 to #18 we can show you @ magnificent line of Dress sults, fully 20. per cent bebow the prices marked in windows on Ned oa Ly a worth Seersucker, Pongee, Drap a man; novelties in Goats nud Vests for hho weather wear rea ipa. irilarge variety in White Vesa sz from 821050, Immense stock of Pants from $1.25 up, FOR BOYS, Our Boys’ §2.50 Knee-Pant Suits are sold every- rhe on ‘Soya! 68 Knee Pant Suits aro sold everywhere ‘wOUE Boys $8.50 Knee-Pant sults are sold every- gue Bove @4.85 KneePant Suits are sola every- Over three bundred styl prices: Dot Cassimeres and Choviots, move Prices in the Our Shirt Waists at 25¢..50c., sold eisewhere st 35c., Ieogisa. oe ‘Tc., $1, 91,25, 91.50. ‘At $1.50. $5.75, $075, $8 aud’ $0.80 we show over ome hundred sisies in ‘Boys’ Suits, equal In all Fexpects to those sold for about double thu above Pif you want a Boys’ Sait there place ou want a Boys’ 4s Just one place to Oak HALL CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS Ball and Bat given with Every Boy's Sutt, Open UUT p.m: Saturday til 11pm. my28 Talon, 41¢ 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘PRE STRIKE 18 OVER AND I abe had Sates MILLER, lowest market prices. Orders promptly JOHN ‘Lamber, Wood and Coal, AG20 14th oe nw: Sie et and Marytand ave. Sw: ENTAL EXHAUSTION, NERVOUS PROS 2d EDITION. Ltt orm oS MISS FOLSOW SLEEPS LATE. To Leave New York for Washington st Nine O'Clock this Evening. New Yorx, Jane 1.—It was late when Miss Folsom arose this morning and breakfasted with her mother, ‘Two handsome bouquets of flowers wete sent in to her by Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Endicott. Accompanied by her mother and cousin and the wives of the cabinet officers still in the city, Miss Folsom will leave for Washington at 9 o'clock this evening, oe ‘The K. of L. Convention. THIS MORNING'S FROCEEDINGS—THE 'EXECU- TIVE BOARD GIVEN CONTROL OF STRIKES AND BoYcorts. CLEVELAND, June 1.—The Knights of Labor convention was opened at 9 o'clock this morn- ing, the first business being the adoption of the amended report of the committee on strikes and boycotts, The executive board must approve all future strikes, and except in certain grievous cases where Immediate action is necessary, a strike or boycott will not be allowed without thelr ap- oval. Pin address to the Woman's Christian Union was adopted, after which the committee on legislation presented a report, which wad lopted, saying: “In plaice of document No. 71, entitled ‘an act fixing the measure of value and further reg- ulating the value of money,’ your committee calls ‘attention to the petition at the annual session held at Hamilton, Ont., in October last, embracing the same subj which petition was known as document No. 77; and we urge that sald pe- tition "be presented to Congress as their recommendation, and that ftalso be given to the press for publication, as we deem this course necessary before further legislation by the general assembly on the subject.’ ‘The petition recites the fact that the rate of interest widely varies in different parts of the country and that labor and business suffers In gonseqence, the money lenders alone prosper. ing; and urges that the rate of interest be fixed at @ uniform rate throughout the country. aa SOCOS MEETING OF THE AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION AT PITTSBUKG—A CO-OPERATIVE SCHEME. Pirrspura, June 1.—The annual convention of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers met at Turner’s Hall this_morn- ing. Over 100 delegates were present. The ses- ston was taken up with the presentation of cre- dentials and no business was transacted. It is stated that oneof the most important questions to be considered will be the advisability of erecting and operating @ rolling mill to be owned and controlled by the association. The object of this enterprise is to ascertain the exact cost of manufacturing iron and steel. It Js believed that such a mill can be erected by issuing interest bonds to the members of trom $100 to $500 each, these bonds to be made re- deemable at from one to ten years, The feel- ing among the delegates in regard to the appil- cation ef the nallers for readmission is favor- able to taking them into the fold again. The old officers will probabiy be elected. Bulacan Editor Potter Arraigned for Libel. New York, June 1.—Paul N, Potter, the pub- lisher of Town Topics, has been’ indicted by the grand jury for threatening to publish libel against Wm. Dorsheimer and others connected With the ownership of the Sar. _ The case was called in court to-day and the defendant plead- ed “not guilty.” ‘The Memory of the Pilgrims. PuymouT, Mass., Juno 1.—At its annual meeting the’ Pilgrith ‘society yosterday re- elected esident Russell and elected J. Henry Stickney, of Baltimore; Hon. Wm. M. Evarts, of New York; Frederick 1, Ames and H. M. Dex- ter, vice presidents; V . Danforth, secretary; Isaac M. Stoddard, treasure: rd and the standing committees. A committee of nine was appointed to take measures for secur- ing the early completion of the National monu- ment, an thanks of the soclety were voted to Hon. John 0, Long and Hon. F. Hoar for their services in securing the congressional appropriation of $15,000. Bie Te Big Strike in Philadelphia. TWO THOUSAND PLANING MILL HANDS GO OUT AND ALL MEN ENGAGED IN BUILDING TRADES LIKELY TO FOLLOW. PuiLaDELPHTA, June 1.—The employes, of the planing and sash mills in this city struck to-day to the number of two thousan With the exception ot four miils, the proprietors of which had already conceded tho demands of the men, every man employed in a planing or sash mill went out, In this strike the men are upheld by the Protective Building Trade coun- cil numbering 16,000 men. Accordingly, un- less their demands shall be agreed to, no work- man will undertake to work on a building from ‘cellar digger up to ee Buddenseick Agata tn Jail, NEW YORK'S DEATH-TRAP BUILDER LIKELY TO HAVE HIS SENTENCE ENFORCED, New York, June 1.—The case of appeal against sentence of Chas. A, Buddenseick, who was convicted and sentenced to ten years’ Imprisonment on charges of manslaughter, in erecting sham buildings for tenements, has been argued before the general term of the supreme court. ‘The decision was against Bud- denselck. Several days ago the district attorney notified the police to keep a watch on Buaden- selck, as it was feared that he would ump. bis ball. Detectives were detailed to look after him. When the adverse decision was given to-day a bench Warrant was issued tor his arrest. Later Buddenseick was taken into custody, and ts pel ay. the police subject to the ordérs of the court — ‘The Tichborne Claimant in New York. New York, June 1.—Sir Roger Tichborne, better known as the claimant to the famous Tichborne estate, was a passenger on the steamer Nevada, which arrived to-day from Liverpool. He intends to lecture duri his stay in this country. Two hundred Mormons, in charge of Elder Pratt, also arrived on th same steamer, ——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Warket. fa erase nana Pane ofthe New York Stock Siar 7 aa 2) specini wire to H. IL, Dodge, O30 15th street? e Lo B00 : esbore Yau, & Nash, Mieh.Cer MICS Mo. Pac. Nd. Cont ‘The following changes from Saturday's quotations on the Washivgton Stock Exchange are noted to-day: U.5, 445, 1581, coupon, 111% bid, 112 asked. U, S dies, 1801, recinterad, 211% bid, 11% asked. UV. S. 4s. coupon, 125% bid. 126% asked. U"s. 4s, regis tered, 124% bid, iked. “‘b, C. per. imp. 6s, 1801, Goin, 110% bid; 11 . jDU-year fund, 3-658, load, gorrency, 119 asked. ear fund,’ 6s, 1003,’ coin, 127 bid. Metropolitan i it. stock,102% bid, 104 asked. Washington Gas, 38 bid. Columbia ins. 18 bid, Potomac Ins, 52% bid. Ri fo Oe Bld: "Washington Market, duuck, 10 bid, Za asked National Metropolitan Bank, 135% bid. Farmers’ aud Mechanics’ Bank, Geot wi, 152 bid, Beeond National Hank, 115% bday daked Great Falls Ice, 134% bid, Heal notte ‘Tite Lusur- ance, 104% bid, 108 asked. Pen. Tel. Ca., bid, 46 usked. Chesupeake and Pot. Tel. Co.. W. Lo, first mort, bonds, 86 bid, 02 asked. wits Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mn. Jue 1—Vuginia sixes, con- SOigdor ‘new Unneen G4; North Cateitss etree do. new fens 1B bid to-day. = BALTIMORE, Mp. June 1.—Cotton quiet—mid- dling, 9% Flour dull, “ Wheai~southern ‘nominall steady; “Western lower and active, closing dull; spuliern ‘red, Sas; southera ambur. Sdain No. Maryland, 844,086; No. 2 western winter red, 8] Big asked: Jane, ol 4 August, Szieani > amber, 83 g Oxtot 3rn—aouthern, steady sad gules: wantarn low ‘and quiet—southera wae, do. "yellow, saab; western mixed, ‘spot, 5 July, t3igaddly: steamer, 41 Gate easier rin eta tow Sbai0; western w ‘STAG, western mixed, 34036; Pennsylvani iwe ttm, 73a7s. Provisions steady an Pe Me Wer igrale, alaand ectipes—fout'3,010" ware wheat, #6,200 "bushels: ‘corn, 205,700 bushels; oats, HoGk” sarreat hac! coro, Sas cht eee eee ey oft to 44 Lo to Ny BN nC Mra AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. Nominations To-day. DAVID L. HAWKINS, OF MISSOURI, NAMED TO SUCCEED MR, JENKS. The President sent the following néminations to the Senate to-day: David L. Hawkins, of Missouri, to be Assist- ant Secretary of the Interior, vice Geo. A. Jenks resigned, Joseph B. Johnston, of Virginia, to be com- missioner in and for the district of Alas Chester Seeber resigned. oi The Matthews Nomination. AHEARING IN PROGRESS BEFORE THE SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE. Messrs. Ingalls and Harris, sub-committee of the Senate District committee to whom was seferred the nomination of Mr. Matthews tor recorder of deeds of the District, this morning moet to hear the testimony in support of the allegation that Matthews had been guilty of offensive partisanship, in that he threatened colored men employed at the capitol in Albany with discharge unless they voted the demo- ¢ratic ticket. The men who made the charges by mail were subpomnaed, and the following put sean ey Me ‘B, Gallor, Samuel Branan and Col. John Palmer, all of Albany, Mr. Matthews was present, with witnesses In his defense as tollows: Rev. J. W. Stevenson, pastor A. M. E. church; Robert #. Melntyre Charles E. Lewis and Wm. Hillson, of Albany: Rev. W. 8. Derrick, of New Yorkcity, and Peter F, Baltimore, of Troy. ‘The witnesses in support of the charges were regularly summoned ‘by the sergeantatarms, while ae tor the defense were all voluntarily present ‘The witnesses were excluded from the room and called one at a time, Matthew Cook being first called upon. ‘The hearing was secret, but it 1s understood that Cook was chiefly instru- mental in getting up the charge. At 12 o'clock, when the hearing had only tairiy begun, it was journed until 2 p.m. hen the prosecution shall have been heard Mr, Matthews will ask @ hearing in bis own MATTHEWS DENIES THE CHARGES. ‘The sub-committee resumed the hearing this afternoon, and after hearing all the witnesses against Mr, Matthews, he was called in. He de- nied the charges in general and in detail, and said that in some soapents they were Pelee jee Gevered ie he had never sougl improperly influence any person poisons that be. did not believe in that sort of politics. Mr. Matthews told the committee that if tucy were not satisfied witu bis statement he would be glad to havo the wit: nesses he had brought called. He attributed the charges to one Johnson, a ‘barber, and said it was simply a piece of personal spite work. Johnson did not come, though he was sum- moned, and {t seems that the witnesses who Appeared bad no personal knowledge of any tucts to sustain the charges, THOUGHT MATTHEWS HAD HIM DISCHARGED. Matthew Cook was the only witness who claimed to have auy personal knowledge of the fact alleged against Matthews. Ho testified that he was employed in the capl- tol at ‘Albany, and at the last. munt- cipal election “ there, when about to vote the republican ticket, Matthews said to Lim, {n the presence of @ crowd, “If you vote that ticket I will have you discharged.” He voted the ticket and was discharged, but he could not swear it was the result of Matthews’ threat, but belioves it was. Gen. Palmer testified that he intment on the rolls of procured Cook's ap} he capitol, and had heard that he was discharged at Matthews’ instigation, but could not swear {from his own per- sonal knowledge if such was the case, General Palmer and other witnesses testified that{t was understood that Matthews was, by permission of the democratic party, to have control of the colored patronage. ‘Fhoy bore testimony to Matthews’ capacity and general good standing, Cancus of Republican Senators. A DIVISION ON THE NORTH PACIFIO LAND FORFEITURE BILL, Another caucus of republican Senators was held today, and {n order to more carefully guard against the proceedings getting out the judiciary committee room was chosen as the place of meeting. It is under- stood that the object of the meeting was to bringinto line the four republicans who refused to be bound by the caucus in the North- ern Pacific bill, In the last caucus Mr. Ed- munds attempted to get a unanimous agree- ment to take the bill as reported, but some of the Senators would not assent. In the Senate four republicans voted with the democrats, an rejected Mr, Edmunds’ motion, which so stirred bis indig- nation that he mado a wholesale charge of “railroad influence.” The caucus of to-day was not very jargely attended, and if it was for the purpose of wi Apping-in the four who voted with ‘the democrats it failed. There was some talk on the labor arbitration bill, and about the measures to be considered and the order in which they should be taken up. Naval Reorganization. MINORITY REPORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTER. Messrs, Goff and Boutelle have submitted to the House 8 minority report on the naval re- organization bill reported by the majority of the naval committee. The report ailudes to the Secretary's aotion§ in omitting from his amended scheme of reorganizatiun the “bu- Teau of personnel” and saya: s retary’s wise al \denment of the foregoing parts of his plan operates strongly with the minority to iuducing them to oppose the passage of any Dill for, the radical reorgan- ization of the Navy department at the present session, If the Secretary has determined that more than one-third of bis pian 1s injudicious it is quite probable that further refleclion and additional experience gained in another year's conduct of his department may lead him to conclude that 8 adoption of the two other thirds would be an injury instead of a benetit tothenavy, Ithe hus already become con Vinced that the eight independent bureaus woich he ut first felt must Seclnly be reduced to three cannot be reduced below ilve, may not further reflection convince him that thy other three should be retained? It will be eusier a your lator to udopt his ripened proposals, under Uese two heads than it will be to undo any mischief which may result from the hasty ac- ceptanes by Cougress of the opinions of” the Secretary voncerning ‘he natural divisions of the work of the department which have been 80 frankly and judiciously admitted by him to have been incomplete and imuature.” Congressional Topics. ‘ANOTHER VETO. The President has vetoed the Senate bill granting # pension to M. Romahn, To PROHIBIT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ACTING AS BAILKOAD ATTORNEYS, The bill introduced by Senator Beck to-day iu the Senate to prohibit members ot Congress ‘acting as railroad attorneys, makes it unlawful for any member of either House to accept em- ployment as attorney at law, or payment for services of any kind from any railroad com- ny OF any officer or agent thereof, which ob- tained its charter or any grants of land or pecu- niary aid from the United States. Violation of its provisions is made a misdemeanor punish- able by a fine not to exceed $5,000, or imprison- ment ot more than one year. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE APACHE QUESTION. In the Senate to-day Mr. Dolph presented a memorial from John Beeson setting torth that the raids and murders now being committed by the Apache Indians “are but the echo ot raids and murders which have been committed upon them,” and urging that, instead of author. Idiug the President to offer a reward of $25,000 for the head of Geronimo, a commission com- Posed of “women with then” be appointed to, adjust the troubles and negotiate terms of pewce, Reterred to commitice on Indien al- AN OLD ADVERTISING BILL, Inthe Sonate Mr, Harris introduced a bill to pay Mrs, Eliza A. Brownlow, of Tennessee, ex- ecutriz of Wm. G. Brownlow, $900 for adver- tising in Brownlow's Whig, s paper published at Knoxville years ago, Relerred to committee on ANOTHER ScieMe To Get WHITE Mex on an Inptax Resegvatioy.—The general man- ager of the Benton Transportation Co, of Mon- which carries indian and other freight matter up the yr Missouri river, made ap- Licution to the ‘of the Interior to be al- fowea ‘to locate es of white men at different: points in the Indian reservations through which the river runs, for the purpowe of chopping and furnishing wood for fuel for the steam boats, ‘The company claimed that the Indians do not fornish a gufficient quantity or quality of wood; that they charge higher prices than the whites, and thatit ts difticuit to ascertain the owner: ship of the wood in the wettlement therefor. ‘Tne department ascertained that these com: plaints were not well founded and the Indiana ‘were able and willing to furnish the wood, and that all the trouble grew out of improper treat- ment of the Indians in the settlement tor wood used. ~The Secretary theretore has decided that Hons tor the purpoee requested, and that ip x the purpose an Indians, who cap supply all the wood neede: mast be'paid in cash when it ts taken: 2 SECRETARY MANNING called at the White ‘House this morning Se Ge text time since his in He remained wit about an hom and eo palt eactiossond A New Dypiay ScH00L SUPRRINTENDENT,— ‘The President to-day appointed John B, Riley, of hice yearigend dad AF cleanin acy invendeny, vioe | Oberiey, appointed Hon. Ropaur M. MoLawz, U.S. minister to France, arrived in Washington last evening on & leave ot absence. He is with his Lane ‘stopping ie Sih aera IS HE MISS GLOYD’S ASSAILANT? MISS FOLSOWS ORDEAL. A Nogre Arrested in This City om fus-|The Bride-Elect Begins to Realize Pieion. What It Is to Live in the Bright San- Chartes Anderson, a colored man twenty-four | MSMt of Pablictty, _ years old, was arrested about two o'clock this | New York special to the Phila. Press May 31. President Cleveland was so busy reviewing the sixth precinct, on suspicion of being the | Grand Army men to-day that he had to put all assailant of Miss Gloyd, of Maryland, and he | thoughts of love-making ont of his head until ‘was locked up in the alxth precinct, ‘it is be- | late in the afternoon, and settle right down to lieved by the police that he may prove to be the | hours of handshaking and watching thousands man wanted at Gaithersburg. He says that he | of veteran warriors marching under his gare. was born and raised in the neighborhood of | Not so with bis youthful fancee, however. She Barnesville, Md., eleven miles above Galthere- | Knew that her filustrious lover was too pressed burg; that he was released from the Waahing- | With public duties to come to her side, however ton workhouse last Wednesday and went out | much he would like to. She saw no reason why to Brightwood that night, but returned to the | she should not get as near to him as the crowd clon ne Ras marks of scratches on is hands, | would let her, so while Cloveland was seinen ed ‘J jad incr) house ‘about’ two weeks hen Square, Mids Vrauvle Folsom wat ongetly watch ae tow mee g Reena Fit ing hima from the windows of Mra. Vilas’ apart- knew nothing of it, except what he heard, Ments at the 5th avenue hotel, and while ber that be was at the time of the assaals in fature lord blushed crimson as Pat Gilmore's workhouse. His olothing—coat, Fey band sent out the sweet strains of the “Wed- Ht 4 zi eat and hat—answer the description Miss March” it of th Levent Gore dis ml,De held for the action OF tbe | Sti Foisom's pretty ace. was. wfanted tn : = 4 nate Tuquiry was made by the second ome | Salles PAS Re eee ee te eet was only across the street Biss Foleom was unable toeven eaten a giiinpse of him,aa the crowd was very thick and pressed around on all sides. All that she could see ai any time was the back of his head, Still she cers, who. ascertained’ that there was no Mrs Jones in Mount Pieasant, at whose house the rested ated “he Jatopped Wedneeday night but a Miss Jones hvesin sue =e bor- hood, and she states he stopped there on Fri-| Was satisfied to remain at tho window until day night. They also found that he bad been | after Preside e" Srlic Ureacy's ta taser wake at ee Sea ee eee tated that he came from Maryland atfirstand then from Virginia, He gave the name of Daniel Anderson, If,as te fates; he reached Mr. Craney’s at twilight Thu ay evening he could not have been Miss Gloyd’ assailant unless he caught a train down, eee It was e hard day for the President's bride from morning until night, for, with the wives’ of the Cabinet officers to enter- tain, as well as many others, she had no easy tmé of it, and her first taste of the exactions of & White house bride was rather severe. HOW SHE SPENT THE DAY. She was up bright and carly. At 9 o'aock thin morning Mrs, Dan Lamont called tosec her. They breakfasted in Miss Folsom’s priv Parlor at 10,and sbortly uiter Mrs, Whity id Mra, Endicott called, An hour later Miss District Government Affairs. BREAKING THE TULIP TREES, Mr. 8. F. Douglass, assistant superintendent of the parking commission, writes to the Com- qoissloners, stating “that he has been directed to state that the tulip trees in various streets of the city are belng vory much injured by the | Foleoin, Mrs. Lamont and Mr. Hen Folsom lett boys climbing them and breaking the branches | the Gilsey house and walked down Hruadway to get the biossoms on them. The police seem | to the Sth avenue hotel, Miss Folsom wore a to take no notice of this violation of law.’ taiiormade gown and a iurge, black straw at with @ grayish white feailier standlug straight up the front of it, She was a trifle pale, but smiled and joked ea they walked throug the crowded thoroughfare. ‘They reached Us Broadway entrance of the 5th avenue hotel without having been. recognized. ‘They liad hardly entered, however, beiore @ number of hiweers, who had in some way learned that Miss Folsom was expected, surmised that It Was she, and in a few moments the whole hote! if not the whole hotel and all Madison squar had heard of her presence, ‘The party weut Up to the third floor to room 2, Postmaster General Vilas’ parlor.” Mrs Endicott, Mrs, Whitney and Mrs, Vilus were there. The window fuces on the square and commanded an excellent view of the parade and reviewing stand. Miss Folsom Mrs. Lamont took their places at the window, the former sitting on the sill and facing the Bresi- dent, who was standing stil and upright as the soldiers marched past him. The crowd below stared at the bride ay ghe stood suwiling in the window, and at times were so persistent 1m their efforts togain recognition that she with drew. Five or six men, who had provided themselves with opera glussos and field glassos ‘stood on carriage wheels and leveled them at the wlosome young lady, COL, PAYNE'S OVERSIGHT. ‘When all of the great procession had finally passed away and the President was about do- Parting Miss Folsom waved a vigorous adieu with her handkerchief and left the window. A fow minutes later Col, Payne caine out of the 234 street entrance with Miss Folsom and Mra, Lamont, He had forgotten toget a cab, and the crowd which had gathered eujuyed to tbe ut- most ite opportunity to stare at the bride ai close quarters, The trial was too much for the ladies and Ubey stepped back inside. ‘The col ‘onel went out on the sidewalk barcieaded and hailed a passing cab. ‘The driver did not notice him, but the erowd, glad to have some voice 1a the ‘pi ings, shouted until he did hear, Four or five hundred people shouted tor the cab and got it, The crowd divided itself and left a narrow lane through which. Col. Payne conducted the two ladies.” Miss Folsom was pale and had her lips tightly compressed, but Mra. Lamont, ac- TELEGRAPH POLES, Application has been made by Samuel M. Bryan, vico president and general yr of the Chesapenke and Potomao Telephone com- pany, to reset the west ie in the alley in Square 436 and the east pole in the alley in square 495, and to erect a pole in the alley In square 224, back of the National Metropoli- tan bank, as the chief of the fire department has complained that the wires at Present on the bank building would be in th way incase of tire. ‘Tho granting of the re- quest is approved by Capt. Mahan, BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie: H. Schneider, repair brick dwelling, 1607 New Jeracy northwest; $200, irs, Kelly, erect @ Story dwelling, Wallach street: Pleasant, Plains, county; $300." James 3. Nash, repair store, northeast corner 4th and L streets horthwest; 700. D. Strauss, repair Brick dwelling, B15 Sth sireet northwest; $200. Geo. Arnold, re- ir brick store, 538 8th street southeast: $150. john Cook, repair brick dwelling house, 938 I street northwest; $1,000. James H.” Grant, erect a one-story dwelling; $350. MISCELLANEOUS. W. Reinburg, a fireman, has been discharged for violation of rules and regulations. ‘The Commissioners have approved Hconses for sule of liquor by retall to Basstord & Clot- worthy, Mehirney & Ferguson, James J. Mur ray, F. Shanahan, Welch & Wilson, Willie Bird- well, Dennis Mulliny and P. F. Reagan, 7 Méssrs. Z. G. Buckler, L, E. Gurtis and others petition ‘the Commissioners that Sth street southeast, between East Capitol street and North Carolina avenue, be graded, and that the curbs, gutters and sidewalks be set and laid as early as possible. Also that the pump south- east cornerof 8th and A streets southeast be peorren trom the impurities now invading it rough imperfect surface drainage, Mr. ‘Thomas W. Smith, lumber dealer, 1st street and ludiana avenue, cppoaite the B, and 0, raiiroad depot, in a note to the Commis- sioners asks permission to run a speaking tube through the sewer which runs under is of business to 2: 1st street northwest, a lum- votae bulldiDg i tor’ tfor May shi bullding inspector's repor: jay shows 102 building rmite foued during the istomed to crowds, Wi ile and sup- month, 33 less than last month, and 138 less | Custom sien be ans cane a ported her companion to the cab, It was driven Ghisn the corresponding mscatp inst Fear: to the Glisey house. Miss Folsom remained in her room during the afternoon. At 3:30 o'clock the President arrived and spent the rest of Ub siternoon there, dining with the faintly and re- maining until 10 minutes of 8, when he was due at the Academy of Music, He arrived there late, but got a roaring reception, When the memorial exercises were over he was driven to the Pennsyivania station aud left for Wash- ington. Marriace LICENSES—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Albert Stewart, of Falls Clty, Pa, and Anna Bell ry, of St. Petersburg, “Pa; W. W. Queen d Laura F. Harris; Jno. 8. Carter and Mary E. Sinith; Charies Federline and Blanche Dowas; Edward Uosion and Mary J. Wood; John T. Murphy and Julia 4. Falvey; W. E. Groone and Mary West; itobert G. MoChéanéy and Isabella Dant; Joseph Cissell, of Prince William county, Va., ind Mary F. Skinner, of Charles count: o ‘BOXES FOR THE WEDDING CAKE. Saturday evening the Spooner Manufacturing Cara ‘of Philadelphia, ‘and | Company received notice from ‘Tiffany & Co, Tillie Hobin; award Totale and Ynas 1, | Uiat 300 miniature boxes for pieces of wedding es; Chas, 8. Helm, of Culpeper county | cakemustbomadeby Monday evening. Twelve Va., and Marcella Pride, of Ameila county, Va | Uiris were induced by the prowiscor double wey tw give up their holiday and the work wus pro- eeeded with. The boxes are oblong in shape, being aix inches in length, one and a quarler inches wide and one rernboet preronand inches deep. They are white and covered completely by the finest sating, Inside » soft white cushion adorns the upper lid, and beneath a frioge of delicate thread will conceal the contents trom view. Upon the outside will be painted the monogram of the bride and groom. This wiil cost the President sometuing like $3,600, each box being valued =a at tue very least. They will be delivered to Pinard, who ts to manufac- ture the wedding cake to-morry morning. Toe President also commissivned Tiffany & Co, to purenase a diamond necklace und solitaire Hing, watoh he will present tu is bride. | They were delivered to Mr. Cleveland. It is under stood that the Presldent haa aivo made otner extensive purchases frum the firm. STOLE A BLANKET FROM HER PRison CELL. Several days ago Lieut. Austin, of the sixth recinct, arrested a colored woman named Elizabeth Moore for being on the street drunk, and locked her up. There being nothing in the cell butan iron bench the Heutenant loaned her a blanket to sleep upon. In the morning when she was released she walked boldly out of the station with the blanket under her dress without beiug noticed by the oificers, Last Friday Officer Brice arrested Elizabeth and charged her in the Police Court Satu with the lurceny of the blanket. Elisabeth claimed thatshe only borrowed the blanket to wear home, and did not steal tt, She sald she was convicted of thett some time ut she had Since sworn off. A colored man testified to baying the blanket of her forten cents, The Judge sentenced her w two months Jn jail, Aad Dl ‘The will of the late Gen. G. R. Paul, filed to- day, bequeaths bis estate to bis wite, Louisa Piatt ‘Tue members of John A. Rawlins Post, No. 1, G. A. It, have presented to the past post com: mander, H. E, Weaver, a handsome gold badge, in recognition of bis service while commander, Mr. Dennis O'Connor making the presentation speech, —— Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING AssoctaTIoN.—The fourth annual election of stockholders of the First Co-opera- live Building Association took place last night atthe hail of the association, on 32d street, which resulted in the re-election of the tollow- ing directors: M. A. McGowan, A. B. Jackson, Dr. L. W. Riteble, W. F. Gibbons, John H’ Schultz, J. M. Waters ‘and J. V. Yales, who aiterwards re-elected the officers of the associa tion, as followa: John Leeth, president », Giivert, vice president; Mayhew Plater, treas- rer; Géo. W. King, secretary; Jesse Hi ‘Wilson, attorney; W. A. Hutchins, RW. Darby, W. KL Deedle, valuation committee; Jos. Lee, Samuel H. Wheeler, A. T. Miller, finance com: mittee; Chas. H. Fickling, Jesse H. Wilson, trus- tees. The report, which was read, was accept- ed. It showed the total weit to_be $285,- 184.87, and also a surplus of $13,278.79. ‘The original number of shares was 12; the pres- ent pumper, 1,899, ‘MaY PROCESSION.—The annual May proces sion of Trinity (Catholic) chureh, which took ace Sunday, and was briefly mentioned fn yesterday's STAR, was formed as follows: Knights of Saint Bernard; altar _oys. The third division, oom, dd of boys of the Sunday school, heade oy, John Lawler, standard ies, soit eres se ADMITTED To THE BAK.—The following were admitted to the bar to-day on the report of the examining committee: Isaac W. rdleuger, Michael J, Culbert, Frank 3. Baker, Tuomas J. Sullivan, W.B. Norris, Leonard ©. Wood, Rees P. Danivis, John N. Manning, Henry J. ius John Raum, Arthur W. Fergusou, W. B. Paticr- son, Bernard D. O'Conpeil, Green B, Rau and Wm. B. Robison, —— The Courts. Crmcurr Covnt—Judgr Hagner. To-day, Second National bank agi Hume & Cleary; trial resumed. OkININAL Court—Judge MacArthur. Today, ‘Thomas 0 Driscoil, violuuing butiding regulations; not guilty. John 3 Selling on Sunday; pleaded guilty; fined $25. Joun v. Guethler, do.; tour cuses; ‘pleaded guilty; fined $25 aud Costs tu one cus ‘ad $20 aud costs in Ube others, and in two oller causes a nolie pros was entered. Detroit Dispatch to the New York Times. ExSenator Thomas W. Ferry arrived in De- troit yesterday from @ three years’ sojourn in Europe, He was inet by his brother, Edward P, Ferry, now of Park City, Utah. It will be re- membered that Mr.Ferry left for Europe within atew days of the expiration of bis senatorial term in 1883, very much broken in health. Severe Anancial reverses tollowed closely upon the heels of political disaster. During the ex- Senator's absence the fortunes of the family are auld to have greatly improved under, the skill- fal management of iis brother and business bearer, and hii Robert Engiehart, W. R. | partner, Edward P. Ferry. The ex-Senator has Turner, Joseph BOG nate, Frank Wisner, W. | greatly improved in heaith, and seems to have Geiger, W. E. Marshall and J. B. MeGire. ‘Sec almost enurely recoyered trom the shock at- tending his political deteat, He returns wo his home at Grand Haven and will devote himselt to the care of his large business interes, He declares that he is out of politics, ‘The Mayflower and the America Cup. ‘From the New York World, May Sist. ‘The new sloop yacht Mayflower, which the Bostontans have built to compete for the Amer- ica cup, spread her sails to the wind forthe first time yesterday, and exhibited a clean pair of heeis to the craft that tollowed her out past the Boston light, The breeze was hardly strong enough tor @ fulr test, but, so far as could be the Mayflower, like ber new tival, the is at her best when running to wind- rachtsmen are not yet willing to give her ce over thelr pet Puritan, but the vessels will have an opportunity to try'con- clusions before long in the regatta of the East- iE oa ouy aruda aneacaie e resul Bo ‘as indicat whether New York will have to be content wi second place again, The Bynum-Balley Split, 4A QUARREL WHICH GREW OUT OF OPPosITION ‘TO THE LATE VICE PRESIDENT HENDRICKS. A telegram from Indisnapolis, May 29, says: The split in the democratic congressional con- Vention in this district has raised « bitter tend| which may have verious results upon the’ tion. Congressman Hynum, who now sents the district, made a strong fight against ond division—Giris of the Sunday school, head- ed iby Miss Esther Lndgata standard bearer, and her assistants, Misses Virgie Wetzel, E. Ludgate, Kate Polk and V. Ludgate; heart bearer, Miss Birdie Trunnell, attendants, Misses Mollie and Katie Bateman; the 5) er, Miss Stella Thecker, accony ied by Misses Annie Sullivan and Marion Byng: Queen of May, iss Roso McNerhany; atten ‘Miss Kate Mo- Gowaa and FannlgShipley; the teachers, Missos Bessie McGowan, Mary Kearney, Katie Sulli- van, Susie Cole and Mary A. O'Brien, with their classes, followed by another section of the Knighis of Suint Bernard, iter the procession had marched over the usual route it returned tothe church, where Miss Btella Thecker de- liverea an ad ‘The ceremony closed with the benediction, ‘ABRESTs,Sanford Williams, a colored man from beyond Falls Chureh, Va, was arrested yesterday by Officer Brown for a pis- eB d this morning he was fined by Judge nn slerdayafveraco® byt racing up aed imself yes! 00% byt down M street until Omicer Fisher and placed him underarrest, ‘This the Police Court, he waa fined $20 or —Goo. Butler, , Was arrested ning by Officer Hawkins and chi orderly conduct. “He bad a pack, of earaa pocket, He was fin ‘morn! ‘CATTLE MABKET,—Sale of live atook at ar’s Rest, D. C., a8 reported by Tavenner 8 7, a8 follows: cattle up and to S44; g00d, 5 to Bly medium coinmon “at 3iqto4. 676 lami ee : i i tH = Fs EF Bon ‘and farmbe gold from diy to 7%," wool hoop. from Market slow on account of rain. Ey fre B pet OvEnnoa WWhile of ladies re no's | at uns iat ity eee ry 3 rowboat, on e "party, id fell overboard. She’ ers eeraed hod oo oe ode the late Vice President Hendricks in the matter of the appointment to the Indianapolis post- in this we trong. penis aicamy WY Metis his renomination. ‘This on pitched Upon State Leon y as w candidate against Mr, Bynum and came vo the convention ‘the Ballayites home ina cab, House BRRAKING.-Officer Wm, Neal, who, it 19 eureepa inetoae pcr yy enue, an Si 2, Neal pleaded gdity in the Police ‘morning, and was sentenced to six Heavy Ratnfall in Way. The rainfall in Washington tn May agere gated 10.60 inebes, more than double the quan Uty in any May since the record has been kept at the signal oMloe. Teemer Defeats Rows. A CLOSE RACE Yom $1,000 4 SIDE AND 9mM CHAMPIONSHLD OF AMERICA. Prom the N. ¥.San, toxtay, Steamers from various places put great crowds of people ashore at Oak Polnt yesterday to witness a sculling race between John Teemet and WAllace Ross for $1,000, given by Mr, James Pilkington, and the so-called ehampion- ship of America, over a three mile course with turn, Up to the lastmoment thore was some doubt as to whether the mon would start. They . however, in fine condition, exe ccedingly confident, aud each resuiuie ts do his best to captute the 1,000. J. E. Taylor and P. Duryea were the Unters and judges, and Hamilton Basbeo of tte Tacs, Bieid and Kurm Was the reicroc. F, D, Richards was U Feemer was slighty ‘we favorite ta th ting. AU6:41 F. D. Richards, in the Osseo, gave thé starting’ signal, and T who Bad won the toss and chosen U position, took the wi & hundred yards he clumsy boatm: ciéar lead, but here = his way, and be had to and « second jon gO off well aagon Work the lead, start was made at Gold, T together, but Toomer aig Kove, pulling a slow however, and at the Were noi six Inches differones between the hoses of the boats. Noss was rowing tweuty- hine strokes to the minute, and Teemer, who weomed Laryughout the race to be Lie iresher of pulling Uhirtyone strakes, the bwo was siete Variation these sakes Wore i ‘ia fespectively to the end. he lide Was running strongly against the oarsmen during the fret hall of the tite Lime Was uot very good. fore the turn Was reached, Tecmor managed to water between biimscit and his % OUL Koss clownd the gap, and both Hells {urned their stake boats “ut almost Actly the same moment in J1 minutes and “2 seconds, and when thoy sttaightened Out tor home it was either oarsman s race, be tide was bow wit Teturn (rip was remark had @ lead of hair a length, ut It Was opened again andeine creased toa icngth, Then’ Kost made a. last gallaut effort aud worked huis baat back to Its Old position of halt a length An the rear, and by just that distance Teeter Won the rae, the and ‘Unee, shoruly ber 000 aud Use chan: plutons were freel; ed he wold Lave been, be Would not bave uiken tirst hor the second p ‘The three miles were covered by the winner in 20 m 25 seconds—guod Lime, consider ———— 290 Home Rule Again Meu: THE OFPOSITION CONVIDENT THEY MAVE & MAJOMITY AGAINST THE BILL. Ata meeting of the Chamberiain party you teaday fifty-four members of the house of come mons Were present. OF these, forty-slx re- solved to vote against the second reading of the home rule bill, five retused Lo pledge them selves, and Ubree declared they would support Mr. Gladstone's Irish measure, Mr. Chamber lain read @ letier from M: which Ube writer velomentiy conden bill, pledged Liuselt to vole against it, and urged olvers lo do Ukewlse, The decision of ures the deieat of 0" The news of the result of the Chamberlain mecting caused intense lobby oF tue house of com: ists adinitted that deteat wi there was a gene to send orders pare for an jusmediate dissuiution « r parlian ‘The conservative Whips estimate Lie conser ent ia, Ui Vote of the Haruingtom of at 96, Lhe Liberal ale vole of Lhe Gladstoul- Hives at 207. recel¥ed a letter sigued by lant residents of Ulster im favor of y are convinced cut will be conducive to contentineant and observance of the jaw In Ircland. ‘The letier hus given Mr, Gilud- stone much satisfaction, Jt 18 probable @ division on the second road- ing of the home rule Vill will be reached Thun» day night. xalive vote ut soe. News Briets, Some persons in Tiffin, Ohio, Incensed at the recent ovations given tw Jeff Davis in vartout sustes of the south, hanged im in cfflgy Satan night in the pubiie square of that town. Returns from 1s cities and towns in Maine give 450 delogates to the republicau state oom, vention who favor Bodwell’s election for gow> graor and 96 who are pledged ‘Wo support ies me The steamer Siberian, of the Allan line, duo atSt Jobs, N. F., on" Wedoesday it is feared, hus’ foundered ai sea, with ber crew and sixty-seven passengers, ‘The single scull race between Cou and Hosmer at Albany yesterday resulted in a dead heat, ‘The TeemerRoss race at Oak Point was won by the former by a length in 20 minutes and 25 seconds. The eruption of Mt. Etna ts becoming more violent. All the inhabitants of Nicolosi have fied irom the town. The knights of jabor, of Keading, Pa, have declared the strike of the bat tuisvers "in all factories lu Unt: city off, A circular {ruin tiie porte to the powers com- plains taal the Grocks are dilatory in disarm Dg. "Fine sultan has prescuted to Mrs. Cox, the wife of the American minister, We grand cordon of the Order of Cheakat. The annual meeting of the Good Templars of the World at Kichmond on Saturday adupicd & resolution declaring Usut Uke doors uf the order are Not closed Lo any class, Color oF race, Appropriate memorial cxercises Were bold a the grave of Miss Fanuy Pargeil in Mt. Aubura comelery, Bosion, yesterday, under the auspices Of the land league, ‘The Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul road Announces & Leavy cul in passenger Tales trom Chicago to @ nuniber of thy principal cities ia lows. Augustus Wilson was nominated yesterday to be the republican candidate for cu of the filth Kentucky dirtrict. Mr, Wilson was defeated at the last election, H. M.S, Bellerophon arrived at Hallfax yeu terday from Yermuda, ‘soo What the Bridal Gifts Will be. From the Chicago S “What ts Grover golng to give me for a wed ding present?” asked Miss Folsom, after she had ensconced herseli on «coil of rope on the deck of the cutter. ‘he Superbest diamond brooch and earrings you ever saw!” auswered Col, Lamont. “Oh thow charming—how thoughtful! That's Just what 1 wanwd!” cried Miss Folaom, en- thustastically clapping ber hands. “Now, don't you nay auytuing about It, but I want tell you what I am going to give Grover A ease of periectiy lovely shaving | ! Do you think Ue will be pleased? 1 dose bope he willy they didn'tcost so very much, butit took me three days of hunting all over Paris to dnd Just the shade that I knew would sult his com, ror __ A SPANISH FIBHING SMACK SEIZED OFF FLORIDA.—A dispatch trom Cedar Keys, Flag, Gated yesterday says: The revenue cutier Dixy 2 fengar, arrived in port al Gp. i. yewter day with the'Spanish siting smuck Cbloulde, ot Havana, which she captured otf Anclote Key, of this state, for violating the fishery laws by Ashing within Unree leagues of tue Amer gan shore aud irregularities in her po The Chiotilde is a smail schoonerriyyed vessel and has 6,000 salt fish aboard. The crew eon- sists of ten men and officers, none of whom speak English. A prize crew from the Dix ts om board the smack and Ube cutter Is guarding her closely. She still flies the Spanish flag at her mainmast. The capture has been reported to the suthoritios in Wesliinglon, and the schooner will be placed in charge colles tor at this custom house. —o——___—_ MiMisTEn PHELYS ON THE FISHERIES QUES TIox.—A Londou dispatch says that in pursa ance to Instructions from the United states: c day with Lora Rosebery, the iorcign sosreuary On Ube Maberios question. It te Iearwed tens oficial quarter that the government is rather re carne ee busten @ lasting setllsment, es Rep Brag CovcH Cvne is dally more popular. Tus gurce are femarkabien ee Fis DIED. ‘wurial at Dansville, 3. Y. 2 jUERLN. GUERIN, On tae prpeireanaaged Dettece reer sweat, Wedin pormis, 7 24,01 0 o lock, tueuse 8 On May 31, JOMN ¥, JACORA ta bis Fenny SX | alaty ae