Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1887, Page 3

=r i, rr é ; - se ~ NET TUESDAY. EPTEMBER 27. 1887—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. TROUBLE WITH NAVAL BOARDS THE POTOMAC REGATTA. NOT YET DECIDED. A Veteran's Donbie Crit é partly ae — UE SUCCREDS IN KILLING TINSRLP APTER AN At. (OR RENT—FROM OCTOBER J, THREE STORY Secretary Whitney Not Satisfied With ‘The Day Before the Races, ‘The Interest Felt in the International TRMPT AT MURDPR. Fa ‘basement brick dwelling, 11 Foome: all mi e His mce with Them. wag 3 Contest for the America’s Cup. At Middictown, N. Y., early Sunday mornin Fyesonabie tore to reapousile parties 190.00 | Price, $43 per mo, 1925 Comoran et. TYLER, & = SoME Liveny contests Exveorsp—anarvat, GF | xpw Your, Sept. 27--Let the reader imagine | walter. Brownsa veteran of the nae we omnes. 5 190.99 | tpn ORD 1100 8 Bw. aK SCENE BETWEEN THE SECRETARY AND CAPT. RAM- BOATING MEX —TALKS WITH THE VIRITORS, every available excursion boat from the Grand | rempted to murder Sarah Henderson, a sidter’s s $5.08 | Bice door to Georretown Convent, Apply, £0 ts SAY, ALL ABOUT LIFE-BOATS, ETC. ‘The annual Potomac regatta will be rowed over | Republic down to the little Bay Ridge, with | widow with whom ne lived, by shooting her with dwelling with bath. §8.09 | Convent. pe Se eee ‘The ‘Secretary of the Navy ts very much an- | the national course, 1% milea straight away, to-| All the iron steamboats and every tugboat | q pistol, and then committed suicide by counting Jasy the door. Price OR RENT—HOUSE NORTHWEST CORNER J 0 | noyed at the faiture has im the harbor thrown in, bunched together in | nis throat with a razor. Brown was a shocmaker JY isin & co. 16th and O sta n.w.; 855 per mont. olnted to accom pins ae cine boars he has | morrow afternoon, the first race to leave the stake- that necessarily. over 0 acars. Then | ay occupation and esrved tn the waret uh ae ieee 17-1 hams Cre es See z plish the purpose of thetr crea-| boat at 2:30 o'clock sharp. The program of the ioe him picture These boats all covered with the | PX noouperton. and served € Company HGS S7 | colzIm ee eee | ee res pa ,, | tion. Itis said that he feels that there is a sys- | event and entries was published in yestentay'’s Dunting of every nation and in fagsof every shape, | rircy-cixth New York. Yolun About ae th Aton cvted 130.09 | JLORRENT COTTAGE IMMEDIATELY OFPOST 1E GRAND ARMY AMIPMENT? | tematic resistance ot his policy tor the bullding up | Stan. ‘The several boni-houses have presented and (une lot backing and filing about the upper | Sears ago be took tp i a gellar under e:tire house Piste gleas show wradows, 13000 | Yoodley Lane: eoutaiuing Io tootae: $2 yer mont | Rata Pestpones the Parade Until Tee | of the Navy. On Saturday there was something busy scenesthroughout the day. Trainers and Jani. | Bg Oh {De narrows with a hundred band Son, widow of William bai verienc 00 | JOHN E. BEALL E'CO. 1321 Fatnw. auzd-2m | oreo wes ut the Commane | 0f # scene between the Secretary and Capt. Ram- | tors have been hard at work all the rigs Of | Will nave sore ide: raion part of eee arene Wow Kak Valente, oni oe eee uo ff RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED=| GerelmeOhictnes — ‘Wanted, | S87, the president of the board on life-boats. ‘The | shells and oiling and polishing the already glisten- teens that was prssgted wea the Rieetra Aoal- | FOWRE Son. Brown's health had beh poor tor 827-6 1324 F st. nw. 00 on YY = ~» La 3 +¥4 some time, and the familly subsisted on @ pension = —$_—___ bh = North % 10 rooms, mod- life-boat board have hat n and crafts, The | ly came to anchor of Owl's Head. By 11 o'clock der. Sok REST 1301 Vise af aw.129-00 North Capitol at, Brick Honse, 10 roo pectal Ducpateh 6 Tika Rravree EaK- Previously reported that they | ing surfaces of the cedar and paper ¢1 of $8 a month drawn by him andon Mr fend F aya : 09 sat, Bet, IF E15. 133.00 provements, i ct; BODSON, St. Lovis, Sept. 27.—The inclement weather | were unable to find in any of the plans for life- | crews have finished the arduous work of tratning, cheba ad Fe ee ore and | son's widow's pension of #12 a month, Zig entirs uvper par: of house, Containing 13, rooms _ Continuing, the order of parade has been counter. | Doatsreporved one that was better adapted forthe | and spent but a short time on the water thismora- | Stirméd up the water The coe Une sane ee aghiOR abd the widow retired in the game room Ast floor suitable tor offices, sae pe manded until to-morrow. There has been no ad- | use of the Navy than the old whaleboat which has ing, practicing starts and making final teste of geceing Dae, nd more boats of every descrip- | PAtUMAy Dounge. Ghertiy after S Ocdock wanaar THOS. J. FISHER x CO., most deat rent, For particulars seen dition to the Washington colony here except in| been in use for a hunared years. The Secretary rigging. ‘Won Moated out from their m morning she Was awakened DY the explosion of A ——— ome == ‘at our oftice, NeALE A LADY GOING INTO MOURNING | the person of Col. Jon E. Joyce and Lieut. John | was not satisfied with this report. He ordered the CHAMPIONSHIP OF THR RIVER. The big ones spread all the canvas they could | Fito near ber face, ‘The bullet plowed throught OR & Jou. wishes t0 dis’ ote of sore costumes: bust meastres | 4 ‘the | board—of which ¢; ae ‘Th event of the regatta attracting the most at-| cary, but it only made them top heavy. On | Pistel tea Her Mace. The. bullet, plowed choouel 608 290 | 2 inches. Address Box 12, Star office is | Kelly, of the police department, To say that | vor hares Sree ee Less tention is unquestionably the sentor four, in which | Doard the Volunteer there was no grumb- | iinge. ‘She saw by tbe flash Reown etamdtus over a ‘dition. 8 {OK SALE-FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY STORE, | Comrades of the Department of the Potomac were | froieoae Tepor jto shim the plan of | a the Potomacs and Columbias of this city will row | “2% powerri "ey fait, there Kept UP | her Fevoiverin hand. ‘she rolled over on tue flor, Dpe and bias ty ‘a. powerful lot ing.” Gener. Y nat Going word business, on, Penusylvanis ave uw: | disgusted over the bad weather this morning but | {or "some time, wear, nes , been = por of thinking. and as che 4id so Grows ared a scent weet wRIce een ieee Bonn averse Dcbat 2ice hace wonse oaected | Mlldly expresses it. An interchange of opinion | make thelr report, wien “or kateeaey, Me WRK aby Gaeanding: PICRiey eateeing | Bad the eeees Sarees CAPs. Berry, Eileworth. | Hogetrated her shoulder, nilicting a serious wound, 2 ae. Dive. Cheap price. ‘free 2 Mr. xs long-standing rivalry exist wind, : en sue aprang to her tect and RENT—HOUSES, as with store $25 per month sattg | Mius Wiestion of commander has Deen had, and | ney's attention Was calied to a newspaper pare: | Herween these crack izations Will make the | badly. the English and Scotch were mad. | (i) yaaa be aaatdoion ther ye eed wc 410 Fate w..2. SE eee ee te ACES ME ENO? BEDROOM | i resolvon tteelt mto this: Gen. Sherman is the | 7G pe simular tothe oldreeere Beate eats | 7208 One tO be remem Dy Ue eds RO OC. | idttlo by little the fog lifted until at 12 o'clock | fran adjoining rooul, Was awakeued and came to - a set; mintbie ‘Oth st, aw. Te | ni repo cupy the thwarts in the twofours. The Potomacs | objects a mile off could be seen, though indis- aahanenees 4 Lil DeLave."aw.,4r.8. top. 516 1 _ | first choice of all, except that New York comes | tife-boat had been found, “Herat ois moked Cape, een Reynolds % Robinson | tinctly. ‘The wind was traveline at he sate ata | [we rescue. In the stragcie the pistol Was Oned a Toot M seen at eie® | TOR SALL-MUST BE SOLD—ONE GRAY MARE, | here instructed for Slocum. Since yesterday it | Ramsay if such was the ‘and on belug fa Rand Bmore bee male Toeovering tasme | talsenea hour, weling al third time, the ball being diverted to the celle, . Cor. 4yand Ests.aw. | Price, 385. OLOUL EN iivgey Mate we tghs | was generally learned that Major Warner, of Mis- formed that it was, became indignant, and in the | Setves with, fiory in the Faces of 1686, these men | | The Electra was anchored off Owl's Head, and | {jie Wistol fall 10 (he Moor and the widow and br THRICE, PRELUNG 2 soma | oon sat RUDGE HiGKcLn, so | SUN had seep actual service in the Meld, which | TO oguine ihc won eee Sa a a aOR | satin the victorious Sn tae Kill von Kull Sep. | and the United states tag came down | Hcg inca the stmmet and alarmed the neignhortood, his reagouable ous So Ke08 Sew | Gra ee a Mari bell and tonne (Gaal woeats oa sae Oued sore Bed pen accomplishes! ‘Sharp words. are sald tO pe Se Towing very tam and incr througp, Ube, mist, and the big rivals gilded up.) | ap yee Go ks cs i 2 wel as mainsail furoat ¢: H STREET COR. HST. FOUR- LEAN LIVE-FICKED BED.| “1 find no crystallized sentiment among the | have passed between them and Capt, Ramsay was | Covent, form, | Zhe crew is well bo i and iiotorsane still grasped tn is hand and his throat gashed ) jnod. tumpa.; at | I Feathers, 15c. 8 pound; the best in the country for » gaia in @ bad temper when he left the Secretary’s pres- tut jute, Lewis, | j1b, With a wound that had severed the jugular veln 140th stb. 2 y brick dwell: 14 2 eri y for | comrades, Gen. 8.8. Burdett this morning, Harbin and Reed. The Volunteer did not have her 1b topsatt set, | 28 : TS02 latust ns sere y HONS, 718 sth at | Thvered Wr SELEY, Bay St steer we PFOMBEY40- | sand 1am assured that no definite information wil | S0¢°- ave” Rrobable that the board will insist that | "The crew is by no means as well trained as the | They moved down Lowand the gate islond aivers Duka kat tena “sebsibhibie: ieveuabinebih: $34 }ath at ne br. = #26-31 y GING SCAFFOLD, ALSO, AN | D6Bad Un late to-morrow. ‘There 1s a general | (BEY have done all that they can and will not | partisans of the club would like to see it, but cone | with the Thistle to the wanton en ne ee angoumtaaiy promeaianet 1402 to 1406 Md “ave. NT_BRICK HOUSE, 6 ROOMS. GAs AND | Honice deat. “apply se Pune Sere Goa otAN | Wish that Uncle Bililo Sherman will acoept, and | CLADE thelr report. In this event, it 18 sald, the | Eidering the short me the mes have Deen rowing | steam whistles and the waving of hand. | \ ther caused by Jealousy of the woman wittt 22 oF S| Frater: also a store ani colies Inguiteat | «, Me otk. Apply at Faint Store, “th and N stn. | those having other preferences Will make no ex. | SecFetArY Will appoint a civilian board. Yoxether the form of the four 1s very fair. They | Kerehlefs and.cheers, |The Volunteer was moving | "OU te lived oF by Isaue frenzy will probably Bas 2 | 1000 Isth stn. w. sep = = =; Dresaion until it 1s Mnally known whether he will SIMILAR TROUBLE have abandoned the new cedar boat, recent BDLorard wee line, and, as the Thistle reached | Tow suit of clothes and a clean shire with geld SIOUES AND ONFICES NOK KENT—BRICK HOUSE NO, 607 A ST, 8, E, | WO®SALE—A FINE LARGE YOUNG M Accept the position. He has again and again said | occurred with relation to the board on the 6,000- pals Dy Giaee, aid will start SS ee her, she, oo and headed for tbe | suas were found carefully set apart for his burial, Btore and dwelling 46 _~ Vernon Kow. room 18 14 | BY? roouss, ail moderm improvements. at. = BE SQUARE, €105. ONE | rent at Work Wten ae renee ee eae UF; | ton battle ships. They at frst reported that they | BOats, wh po yr A nd a | aay head, and it | 884 with a written cand giving his naine and date cate ae 35 Storeand dwelling, 30T THOS. J. MYERS, OH SALE ONE KNABE SQUARE, @105. ONE | rent at work which may result in iis choice, It | Coun not acces u, had ae. | Nute, A length at Of birth, Which wes Sepwember 3 1N62.. The sut= 468 Tas) Kat. ne. or... sept 1216 'F st, tw. | 2’ four round cornered Square, $100; I slightly used | would be the best thing that could occur at this e upon plans, and that they had ac- | name is familiar to every waterman. He bas won | could be plainly seen that she sas drawiig away. gv0nS nay Shut Mex Henderson will recover. ‘ment. 2 90 91h and Pat ave. ru... = aaa | Uprigit, $103. HUGO WORCH & CO., Sohmer Piano | time.” complished nothing. The Secretary would not ac. | over twenty-five important events, and owns one | The Volunteer sent up her baby jib, aud the two ~—< “ 468 Leave 3 Gunton Broke F226. OS OSEN TS, 12 rooms, mi, vewly fitted up: large | Wareroui 025 7th at. n.w.; Pianos for rent. jy15-3i A DECIDED GHERMAN FEELING. cept this report, but ordered them to bring in | of the finest collections of medals in the country. | skimmed along between the sticeis ot ‘the big hander of she Qametenin 401 ftw. Keuox bail attic and cellar and in every respect @ first-class real- STYLISH SOUND YOUNG MAK CaptwBergen agreed that there was a decided | plans. They then adopted the Barrow plans, | Lewis was a juntor last season, but has developed | city of steam and sail boats gathered to see thems FB mcengey ng sala The above is only a portion JOR RESTONO. 1301 @ NOW. 9 ROOM SALE—A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FINE | !2telligent comrades condemned Tuttieism, that | tnat several fatal detects In these Plans have been | in the club. | Harbin and Reed are both new men, | reaches until the blue peter came down and the | A Rochester, N.¥., spectal to the Philadelphia x, By att ots Fiitica case, one ane water reat @99 per ponte Sean TEERENG,, dh tnegimeent Colinas Unrient | (hero was a general disposition toacoept things as | discovered, and they will practically avo to, be | Dut strip well and pull a sturdy sweep. {rlangular flag, my “Go,” went Up to the) Press, September 25, says: For some time past It 5 ‘feae Grand Piano, richly finished and carve e made over agai e furnace rooms are NEST, eltra’s masthead, wh th , $ been ce FOE RENT_NEAR THE capiTor, AD eee ek Mf BRICK, a1: iau | MPTovements, unequalicd for rcliness of, tone, with | as Tuttie's were not in accord with ‘that feelings | be wo defective as toimpeni ake Uses at tue eae he gigs the Potomac tour will meet the o1a| THe Volunteer was to windward. ‘There was | Mas Deen known tat a baby farm ha been and pleasantly situated Brick Dwellins, m1 ROE REN INEW ROOM DIICK, 8135, HIGH | exqnisite singing qualities. made by one of the best just now a man Who was known to be thorough | and put tue vessel Indenretcs nee In the gigsthe Potomac four meet the O14 | pandemonium for several seconds when they | dUctedinthe western part of the city, but so including bath. 103 2d st. me. Wolent gta waireie sents on lite ob cae aot Upright m Hee Ceate foe ae oaonths and fully | loyal, and who was devoid of all political favor | ‘These are sald {o be merely examples of the dit | Dominion crew of Alexandria, Blackwell, stroke; | got off. The Thistle crossed the line | quietly that only a few days ago was the locality —BLICK, #09 S SE? en thts wer om SM OOPS, | FoF camh, or easy monthly payiuents,” We wil, dex | ON® Way OF the other, was desirable for com- | culty Secretary Whitney aud. his oficers have in | Lambert, 3; Norton, 2, and Burke, bow, probabiy | St Port tack with jdliscovered. It was learned yesterday Uhat a child m vahy cellar furnace, Fane ere 055 oth st uw..coruer K | sired-take a square piano ii bdeas part peyment-and | Mander, and Gen. Sherman possessed such re- | coming to an agrecmen: aes mertons sone SO constitute the strongest crew the Alexandrians | the Volunteer a hundred yards to windward and | 1 tied studdenis at tae pine enn hee r: $75. ALBERT F. FU: OR REN =<ROOM HOUSE: /Tai- | Dalauice can be paid to suit buyer. Cun be seen from | quirements, the Navy. At the very start on entering tne De- | nave ever boated. ‘They row in very pretty form, | about as much behind. Little waves parted at the | P o phen ) {pS (eae Oa aati or rented tor foday. We have also scveral beautiful nearly new | "If Gen. Sherman ean be induced to accept he will | partment. he had trouble with the old advisory | and at a rattliug pace, Their gig 4 one of the | Cut waters of both yachts, The Volunteer crossed | Woman named tla McDonald, unturmsbe al price, $4.1 Also, lot of | Saust Pianos at creat baryains for cash or payments | be the unanimous choice, and everything at this Board, Which was finally abolished. And when he | steadiest ever seen on the Potomac The winners | the line at 12:37, ing with oficers ma ‘Seven-;oom Hou gid glue China, Clocks, antique Furniture, « lot of | of $10 per month, wuich should be socn this week. | time points in that direction. proposed the reorganization of the Department he | in this event will realize that there has Deen & HIGHLaNps, Sept. 27, 2:40 p. m.—The yachts are | MOUSE. A sickening sight Was prosent fome furniture, possess! once. = tombstone. Apply 2010 H st. now. +26 ~ = ‘The various bands are serenading the leading | was opposed by some of the chiefs of bureaus and | race. {ing for the y Mook Tightship. They are | O03 ye Lwo “corpses were found, Wwhtl REN T_DWELLING—500 11TH ST. FO REN: -DESIRABLE DWELLING, N ij0K SALEXA-BARGAINCHORSE spirits at the various hotels, and cheers are given | other Navy officers, who actually went before the ‘ux sumon Pous: eset Panty i two other bables were discovered apparently with with stable. Ho in Gah st u-w., 8 rouus, Bath, Ceilar, orde: ARGAL F3 gress y . scdern uprovementa. Apply at 1218 Lith: : Pt Snatsea: Haag, BH | E’Gineneasaypts aie Vernon stables 1a cee | OB the appearance of Slocum, Fairchild and cee ees ct Oc CO teMInY I OvpOnHOR | sWoluttle interest contars in th apban junto | Creek me Demavet the Mask with tan Vetumtotr ap. | Just the Groath, of eote dead children and tound ail modern improvements Apply at 1218 1 0. Ne Be Rat ne. 10, rooms, inod imp iween Mand Nowe aw ets Ra ery ee ee ee fours, as the contestants will represent the rivairy | PATently six minutes in the lead, Wind very | fimimen tue losin of, le devel chlidien and {ound RT OF A FURNISHED HOUSE |- fate bd anaes A VIGTOR TRIOTGLE- Wi = m rash ee See light and foggy. pnes, ‘The limbs ‘were hi .' be ~ ‘Brick Store aud tii, Pee aa enalunest sl cyclo ae ky is OLY ONE FHOFORAL RECEIVED AND NO AWARD ver. | lattor city, and the Potonacs are the only crews 1a SANDY HoOw, Sept, 72:35 p m.—“The Volunteer | Prared, trom exterual txauination, or oe ay ake amie 3 OR SALE—A FINE DRIVING HORSE, SEV! ave re Proposals were opened to-day at the Navy | on the cal s still on starboard tack out le the Hook, about | ang uncir taces pinched. A search about the place OR RENT-FROM NOVEMBER 1, A CHOICE t'" years Old, sound and wentle, can be driven bya trong eae, eee ate, euttering | Department forfurnishing twenty-two setsot steel tun Hares Ge meee see nee ne Se Er ee ee senaeNINE | revealed a litte milk In a Dottie and sone soln BE House on X st. near Britiah Levation. southern scngiatey, redid gad, nue manish 6 S614) oj Gucdeatit or is sou on bivarrival ere, and as | Orgings for atx-inch Dreech-loading rise guns, oll | HOR Sure, tis morning. The crew ts a very miles, hazy. Godios in the oxamination but three ann aren i “3 0] NI PIXTURE: cl lomestic m: u 1e vale St ve va Ne ead ak SRO pera Horner SPE 6 co, Reco Ra aries Sedona see aod EStee | IMG. Helge the syipatiy of every ons.w Company, of Philadelphia, was the only bidder. | {22 tower Ronse ae gt aaa con. Bhs ae to |e ella tor, whose ages given as tw vears 27-6 z P16 Fst. tw. ress ees suet | A TALK WITH GEN. FAIRCHILD, ‘Their proposal was for supplying the forgings, | s rt Secretary Bayard is it Difficult to | wy his motiier, iay on tue Led Just alive, and sul anon Se eT FORSALE, CHEAP—A PAYTON WAGON NEARLY | | “‘Tam glad to meet you,” sald Gen Fatrenild to | Fouzh bora and Carne, oft este ee oe ay | sion Nita emt ey ie es and get Suitable Men, foring 1roin askin diveave which hid wearls cov Fahad haat the omccof BH WALNER & CO, ApDIS NCTA Ee ee) f0E: 8 new, pena: ‘Tue Srak, “and will say to you that the postpone- | $123,284; with tubes, jackets and trunnions to be covery, anda high feather. The latter feature 1s paca as. Anelpen nage ae “yn! moan 916 F =t.n.w,, for their bulletin of property for ren= : + ee AND | MeMtot the parade carries with it a postpone- | Tough bored and turned by the Navy Department, | particularly noticeable. Seoteering :60'3t, Sealer | Ses Vcc) COMETS Sake ae Me Ener Fo | en tts ook bee on ae So, ct alam oe Soci “te Ati ston.in uuptiwert sect uty’ a foun | ent ofthe dally exercises wo want to curry this | id tue Other work by ths Contractor s10N,70, | Batunangtr sala this mornings CORIDER Dt CONFERENCE wT Te ee ee ee tntants usually are JJpok KENT HOUSE 413 6TH ST._N.W., C0: 90 324 lstst sw. business, Owner's health cause of selling, Addvcos | (hing out legally and it fault Is found with tue | > jet been made. “We are used to rowing in very rough water, | coswrsstox. other cuiidren, ber arms and fegs were shrunken nient to Departments and city offices, Gel Yeast P.G.G., Star off a5 | delay all right. “We will ay Sa and have therefore practiced with an unusually her checks weve halon ona rob leer enean OR RENT—A N§ STORY vRIC SE. | vers the Kentucky hors 1, 2:80; Ho reco! >prese! v1 « . New ¥ ual among nite caj rer 1 re on | doctor Stated thal he Living were P50 Wallach Place, 6 rooms, bath, and celine: | Gat segs pe Rentucky horse; time, 2:30; uo record. | Representative Wm, Warner sald, “I am acan- Te ee eR ee aa ee. Tough, to-morrow.” ingen tngmcay er vigoedhcar trae forgogiogleyd poeple — og A} Sout aaens aan 400 a year. wowthly payments. IC. RUSS : She Gidate, I learn, for commander. I understand | few days. The BalLiinoroaas hays Coated [the esckar sore | oo sep ved Seacrae Commetonie See O60) Doe aun ened tae eae ee aware ave. De. c 1 : store, OSE Se eo aa ? Kansas and Missourt are for me, and Tiltnots will | Hon. Geo. D. Wise, member of Congress from | of their club In a close regatta this season and | desire to appoint to consult with the British bedides Mra MoD. sad, Orns & weamaie maneed tua OR RENI_924 E ST. Nat nw. Tir.....65 1312 Coun. ave. Ree ee be pretty much divided. If Gen. Sherman would | Virginia, has reached home from California. Shauld make a very pretty Face for the Potomacs, | commission. It is understood that he pro-| Pins wayisthe movie? of Ure ohne modern improvements; 87 ath st nw, Ir. lb = ee consent to the use of his we e1 McClellan, bow,and Barclay,siroke, will be remem. méer | cinenerd bor d i Sta Ut Q ueW, LOE. -ALE—COUPE ROCKAWAY, FAIR. elie ui is name I would throw up | Mr. and Mrs. Jno. B. Alley and Miss Alley, who pes met mbers of the Ariel | Poses that this commission shalt consider | diseased boy and a little girl who had died. “i ; ogi cee tani eas soen br | me eee Coven ta Tan:?= spon the eummertn{Tiynn, Mass will wot retira | Une" Oy ance! Ouenanen) ae MucsnUetN SLADOLATIOL | og Las aoe reanatiog tua: | Soweneee momma et beanie canbe JK RENT—$13.50—RARE OPPORTU iTice $45. Cull at sw York ave. = mee to this city for the winter as usual. They sail for | Cr asks. ‘The club had no crew last year. solves as between the United States au’ Can. | of sourder in = second oe te 9. stm: 4 Pe gs cest vee, enters tesa geat = - DEPEW TALKS, Europe early next month, It is Cxpected that torty or ifty of the members | aqa: The Atlantic Asheries the Alaska. seal fis | NOAM aDOUE DIES pears of age, with a’ shrewd ee er tine panies, fur boys’ sulilie ule, “Amore thes hives | His Interview with the Prince of Re cy, ose) iandsome) new ares otiithe Ae trttuees ene roost ron Baltimore 10 | erjea, the Alaska boundary dispite and the ques- | nerve She appeared to be. perlectiy cele ae aS a = are cnventverehne emai 5 . lence on K street 1s nearing completion, has| morrow to witness the regatta and endeavor og anifested mon th cl a 08 FOE BESTS ORES T00R g SF yw, cox | a SHED. gre-tie_.106.67 | io febsnable citer wil bs soluued” WA FARES ECE | Wales, and What the Later Said. | Sormed hsnoueroid tetas Completion, has thoral support and enthuslastic coacaing to cheer | tion of Seng id Seay ies [pop fa taining § rooms, bath, hot aud cold a ev. &e. In- | 2013 Rst.n.w, 50 1628 RL ave.11r..166.67 | Ogio Gat aie New York, Sept. 27.—Mr. Depew talked freely | contents from Springfeld, Ohio, to this city. eir champions on to victory. tween Canada 1e ates, ¥0- | nodies of the dead intanta, Not trace or food our. 1604. ae pure ‘OR SALE_SEC BiG of his meeting the Prince of Wales. He found that | Justice and Mrs. Blatchford, who have been at THE CLOSING RVENT OF THE DAY. cated by Representative Butterworth, could be found in the st 3 and the upinion of ENT—HESIDENC! st! Dre aes OTaES rest bargain, DOWNES | the prince took great Interest in American affairs | saratoga and are now in Newport, will spenda| In the eights, the closing event of the day, the} He expects to accomplish a great work in these | medical e: died of starvation, Xat tee und cxcellent table. Si near 1th st Bw. Stable, Lest, wear 17th. CRE | eee see Ragland, rue eons han | fortnight at Lake George in November, before re- | two crack fours of the Potomacs and Columbias matters and let iC stand ax the feature of his are. Sheth bw. Tis ie ‘stD.W UF. 160.67 | POR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PAKTON, | © ware ie, | turning to this city. again meet, supplemented by four more sturdy | administration le Aue A Strange Family History, Rest ae Hoge Cnt te, neds ange Bieta | ieee satya ghar meet at | youl yatgg? Amant KBOW Wise Aer eS ponaparte celebrated the | lh aring the red and blue respectively, | SMBcult wo get any one of prominent aby tO €| sicrop auasgeist FINDS. His FATUNN AFTER A PIP Pressed-brick front. H. uses. Just being fnisis Cyelopaedia iis like seudiue the whole fannie tocol, | _«¢ wouderel Why Americans sympathized with | fifteenth aniversary or thelr marriage at New. Cornwell, Fi-her, Ofiley, and Warden, with Doyle | Qo:ning in the, position that. promises anything TEEN YEARS’ SEPARATIO! bo ee | ee pee a Lis work, all the voluues, can be obtatned at | tu Irish peopie in their struggle for home rule | port last week, by entertaining a large party to | coxswain, will compiete'the Potomac crew, witle Dut severe criti ‘They will not have any direct | From the New York World, Sept. 26, Seas ent Svar chean. Ki, bear Loth st. nw. Lr. mnouthly payments by addressinz Box | when they wouldn't allow the Southern Stutes to | dinner. Carr, Hyde, Brewster, and Beall, with Smith cox. power, and it is altogether probable that Con-| The history of August W. Almquist, solicitor of ym tent $55. piperg ree eS __s2dtn27 separate from the e Clon, The ome-rule question, Mrs. M. R. Denning, of Manistee, Mich., who was Lap ORee na TEAR eS on as gress will repudiate’ anyt tala, that hey do, | patents, 23 Park Kow, New York, Is a strange oue, a Oh MENTO ATW BTS ECE Lo Bex, 3 (NEW), | be sald, wa: portant tople everywhers 5 ne re Winners 10 | Gy , 88 they Will be, in direct violation of the sali atises Saas : de Se aetna Ottbes Ti aay SLE 20 DRA GDS: | (ou aves near Mf simples tarmowt, tnaaie 364846 | in Boyland. ICME. Gladstone ves fora tow yours | ROGiry We Eh Yeung ei ra fom ear aE | Cu eve st BUE LEIng the form of the “Biues." but | erbressed ‘wishes of the last Congress, Which | neh ee ON & DAVIDSON, cor. 44 and Dsts. nw. s2 SOL oth ee aOE. 2 an we home-rule Cause Was sure LO Win, as he GSAT Younes fis ae ¥ z oat its’ action declared that no treaty was wante. . a ue « JOR RENT—FOUK-STORY B Vieave, ueer batt Mit LOE. 130 BICYCLE LAM tue English mass%s won over to the cause. td Mra ie Seton or TSH Mustwchusets | MEBMOWS, PoMeR tne Columblas put Yon. thelr | Lng Muchensed etauatoy measures for wai | who burr las fou elder Actor ils; Preent TGC st tue.. 17 rooms. li ‘Theabovenousss canbe examined by permit fro. 2 Tor the nouited that Mr, Blaine was not work- | avenue. Mrs. Denning’s husband 1s a prosperous ‘PS as DI by the Canadians of the comity of na-| and Leopold. Mr, Almquist 1s a Swede abd.a Prove Heresy Lette ERY MIRE TRE Tide PEMPECHLiorcneD tocar | Mo de owe uy GurMedets pha | Matern ana herdoansc tie BE NTO | |, terra nora ting, Me Pace amtret cht | Tm wae is wel mn Catne Due Toots, convenien: at “A PE) ECTLY MATCHED TEA _ my ropee . y sider le culty x] le! ‘an Cy h Inqaire 26 FROM OCT. 1, 87, 3 STORY AND | X' thoroughbred Horses, Harness and Carriages will | ald. Germany, Mr. Depew. said that both | B&PPY one. eae io rite ing the iirst ten years of their married fe they ‘dwelling, 10 rooms, lauriny ayn | sell separately or trade for lot or stall, ce of im- | Countries Were ag fully equipped tor war ag| Ol. Edward. McLure, appointment clerk of | the regatta committee in securing proper licenses | Which was disputed both in the House and s as dave. to treat upon the | HVed happily enough, and, it was only whew & sim Q : ao 4 Avil < woul 0 -it-laW and inother-iu-law appeared upon the: 72 Delaware avenue 1 ¢-: heated by | Pye Property. paying dilference in cash. Address | tuey could be and the fighting spirit haa not fe Post once Department, hasgone to Pittsburg, | for the tugboats that have been engaged for the | hasis of tnis concession, and would probably bring | “-10- ge - ~ laren avenue @,; Lenied WiC, star offic, BAS | Solced the” soidlers, “but” chen te nae, | where, on next Thursday evening He WIN be mae | press and-reteree, Special eewser ee as. | upon themselves severé public eriticisin, and pos. | $oene tat trouble cate. | Then, ft ts sald, Cue wate nCT06 Fst FU S2UG SAGING BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND | or the people “wid were “backing up’ the | Tid U Miss C. K. spruul. Col. aicLure is a native | Sengers are required, togetuer with the usual come | URS theuselves severe publi and political | sttempting wo pulson Ler, had hitn, pucin priso TNTCFHOM OCT. 15, 87, Cages, Gord Fish, Aqguariuins, and Fan Food. | soudiers ? the ‘railroad systaee in turope | 0% South Caroling, and he won bis ttle in the Con- } pleuient of life-preservers, &, ‘The collector of | ruin. This makes a position on the comunission Sd daria has korarteraien una tale cine an basement brick dwelling, 10 rocnis, laundry, er in the city at 'SCHMID'S BIKD | je said, Was about one hundred years behind | federate army. the port of Ballimore will send an officer to this Se and it is doubted whether Mr. Bayard fled with her four children to St. ‘Lous, | all m. 4, 204 Delaware avenue He: heated by 2th at two dours south of Fear yu. | America. American manufactures were competing | A large company, composed almost entirely of | city to survey the tugs and issue the neces- | will succeéd in composing the commission to his | tsi"! Mr. Alinquist Was releayed he spent a ® ¥ FURNISHED 6-KOOM | Ese Toe Foe. — — = ERT GRawp | 2Y9r#bly with the hume manufacture in Eng- | relatives of the bride and groom, assembled at the | SAY permits. own satisfaction. + | good deal of mouey on detectives in a Vain search eeut in uivance. Lo parties without | _ pelo 70K | SALE—A CHICKERING CONCERT GRAND | land and Germany, ree ae Air, Hinchman, of the Schuylkill navy, has con- ca : po = - G | = = pe eee C a residence of Mr. L, 8. Emery at ‘Mt. Pleasant this for his children. Years roiled on and one day ghildren. Inquire at Loz B st. s. w., Duesd 1016 8.Cap.st.s.¢.,5r.10.30 10» ery low price and on easy terms. A —___._—_ morning at 9:30, to Witness the marriage ot Mr, | Sented to referee the contests, and, together with ‘The Work on the & Street Main. out this time jast year a “drumm ‘Wedesdays aiver 21 ee sri triep epee ages gt Gao Lea CS aa Cet TLC Fie eae : Bmery’s eldest daugnter, Alice G. Emery and Geo, | ‘he, oflclal timers, will follow the racers in the | waar 3g BEING DONE TO PREVENT accipexTs 1x rue | UU this tne last, year a Sdrutun JOR KENT-FURNIGHE CALLE AWE Eee eee oi x ni Germany will Make Reparation. U. Rose, jr. ‘The ceremony, which was performed | tugboat Hartley. “The judges at the nish will ed in UO his office and asked tie A LMory gid basowwent L-£R: tem rouse, couifortably | 428" F nn TaGEERe DEE Panis, Sept, 27.—At the cxbinet conneil to-day, | by the Kev. Chas. |. Sinall, pastor of the Consre- | OCCUPY a float moored on the Ine, and will nove oat ‘on Ule door, cai M.M.'PARKER, 6 Cross ‘hes of brick have been built upon the | female stenographer If Mr. Aluquist—who was iPisuo, nearly uewsuncin per | the shooting affair on the German. frontier Satur: | gational church at Mt Pleasant, was golcmnced | the crossing of the boats by dropping a flag. ‘The | Concave arcl pon ret: oui—had any culldren, She, Hol knowing s26-12t . but very low. Ca b day Heine under consideration, M. Flourens. for. | 1m the large front parlor, which handsomely | ier dena Conte tho Tetoree’s Cag by | stone plersthat support the Lstrect watermain, be- | o> MS kis personal amare eatd amnion L a fud 6 p. 1. clon minister, stated that Germany had deciared | decorated. The bride, in her traveling dress, was | these signals. ay oe ATES tween 20th and2iststreets northwest. Theseform | he had never been matried and the drier po a = on = = that she con'd not too deenie regret the deplorable | escorted to the room by the groom, during the | , 10 arranging the program of event e mem. | a perfect cradle for the pipe to rest in and render | away. Wien infor p Visit the eres JOR RENT— 124 Mass.av.n.w. 7782 OK SALE-BED FEATHERS, ABOUND: | incident, ana that she would make every renara- | playing of a Wedding march. by Miss Lulu tose, | DeTS Of the regatta committee have shown a spirit {te sinking or lowes absolutely {mpossibie. nda search £01 pear Coun, ave, gitnat 195 ..$300 | PRIS Vere, 205. 200 creas ats iresncn, ovat lowest piven” Oraceenbe eauterts MAL” | tion lewstly required if the tacts stated by France | Muay gery. HaNacone cate a pat oae. CRS ORCRINg Oren eae eee ene LOUIS 85 | TT work of excavating bas been comploted Up 20 %, teiexraphed and empl Riser beat 1 Danone a 5 agua ae crmiss, pélivered. ALGEKT Skitz, G38 Hat ne, | Were correct, forthetrfiome, wich ‘willbe after thelr eur | oF ue day, nd allowing'w fat hourta lapse be | the pont wee the break oovurred some auonebs | evtives but ail to us jowa Circle. 13¢ a ee = eri ve | tWeen Lue senlor and the gig race. This arrange- boul reet, eye n ) Latay et ar. 1G TOK E— CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND A Bad Smash-Up. from thelr wedding trip to Vermont, JUSt above | ae eet a ae contestants, particu. | 224, and it will be carited’ on til 22d street 13 one a the oft 50 Lar 16th ens Lor Shriug Waxous, tor sale aud built to order; Work | Socrm FARMINGHAM, Mase,. Sent. 97.—-A bad | boundary. larly by) the Potomacs. ‘The “Reds? will ied, Where the stone piers stop. Soper oper 2 26th st... Kuarauteed; prices iuoderate, At PEARCE & LAW: | ops m 4 Boston and A ee , e1 7 SSS F. He told him how hits mother re: eleas snodesat PEARCE mach-nn ocenrred on the Hoston and Albany row four men—Dyer, Reynolds, Robinson and eee Goores tows Lipast Ratiroad, ahout. 6 o'clock this morning, near the An Accidental Overdose. Elmore—in the three races, and will gladly utilize ‘Whipping 8 Child fer an Hour. SARIVEDIEHON North Gratton station. The fourth night freight. THE DEATH OP MES. GEO. H. GIDDINGS, Ube Intervals In breathing their men. The Colum- | rg CHARGE AGAINST MRS. CONTEE AND HER SOX. ri THE WEST: | Conductor Lyons, ran into the rear end of the y. Bi " bias have entered four men, Nute, Lewis, Harbin el coupe, ratt, busy sud sadale Lotaés: aieo one rutad | Worcester Tonal freizht, Conductor Moors Killing’ | ayoric che cuarie dee ee ioc vang, eublcattons | an Hosd, In the senior our sada Mea eM wD | This afternoon, in the Police Court, Hachel 4 out the sudden death at Rockville, Md., of Mrs. : i vente | Contee, colored, and her son, James Contee, about - religtdus ry Gne poles. the public are mvited. to call and ex- | DMIKCMAN, whose name could not be ascertained, | 2 Som hours und a half wiil elapse between the events, sed i er 4 Year previous, Unnue cs tntew clasw cf hornet ue eer tua been ohtaats { DNY Is cumnbosed to be a Frenchinan called Deland, | GeO. H. Giddings, of this city, which stated that enabiing Eliis Ward to send is elgt 30 the stake. | elghtecn years of age, were ‘charged with eruclly | Ute druuniner 4 year preston, in this eity. Se ae aloe Ere cars, Both tracks were | she was a victim of the opium habit, by reason of | boat in good wind. Any attempt to “Jockey” the | whipping Mattle Contee, the thirteen-year-old cen dfeaminer proms So vibes eer CAE was eee ee afer | which she took an overdose, producing fatal results, Caereilod eee pa nstng these Important events | daughter of Mrs. Conte. is, He a passengers for several honrs, Wrecking. trains a to follow each other closely would have been & have been sent oue from Boston and Worcester. ‘say: in justice to the memory of Mrs, Giddings matter for serious regret. ‘To the fairness, impar- Mattie testified that Sunday night her brother | iyo building,” rosy 20) Prospect st..6r.. DL site TEs ee and her surviving family and friends 1 desire | uaitty and freedom trom anything approacuing | tled her and her mother beat her across her legs | Tinghg © A Fatal Stabbing. 4, Gorrect uno erroneous, tmpression, conveyed | provetwial netuods amateur rowing. owes 1 | WILL @ lange deather strap. Witness sald wer | Victor 4s = = —— ————— ey by the article referred to, by stating that I have | great pop y- m 10 a ~ ‘4 POR Shue cHear—risest ApEn | .NRWARE.N. J. Sent. 27—Edward Cogan was 4 lor ty pewriting uiachin cae | Stabbed by John Quantop, at the Dometic sew. | DeeB her physician most of the tme for the past | "suc cv.uuiue Athletic Club have astheir guests | Bettie Barnes, colored, testified that she hear | and hie resolved to sa ich , z & SON, “Caligraph om 33 F “31 ine Machine Works, at noon to-day. The men | %® Years, and while on several occasions during | the junior four of the Arie! Club of Baltimore, Tne | the screams of the girl, and going into the back | New York, with the ny SON, "Caligraph oth ci it e S 3 : u at 2 crew is accompanied bj traine: . Dan | Yard she saw the child Outon the back shed, where | Alinquist’ tor aly ts a ctoce FAT [UE JARGE CONMODIOUS DWELL- | yusT ARRIVED_ONE CAU-LOAD OF VERY FINE | Es See hee Tees, uantan’s stn | fade pat Tesla sgt eee ae ee” | crests aceon ae Ree She had gotven trom the bed-rwoin window. Pres. | New Vo ter ut. ador. F tice. | ‘BIS Tat. n.ve. containing Lo rooms, including | @ 9s fapuvilie Reatieior ALR AINE | Dine Cogan th the left side. The arsaflant was | (oUnCIY painful maladies, requiring the use of hy- ‘Nicholas Hayes, the junior stagie sculler of the | ently the girl jumped and fell against the house, | While, A look 1g me for rent or eale 5 liberally | nuroret eich eudaall | Sp;40 > sFeit Mavaville, Keutucky, Aumoug theut | arrested. and his victim was taken to St. Michael's | Perdersnic injection: used narcoties or opium’ in | Fairmount. Cluby ‘of Puiladelphis, “arriecd Ines | Witness atcerward ueard the child'screainiug. and | Levpoid. 1c ile gir wae W. HL. CuMBS,920 Px | “Three matched teams of Bays und Black. Tesnital, where the doctors pronounced the wound | 21% Torn “excent Dyperdermicsily; ‘and then only night at the Morgan House, ‘and is the guest of the | heard Mra. Contee tell her son to tie Mattie. She Me 2or ° FE BOS Te | BBs RanpIS Grp AU and aga, 5 Yours old, ana | fatal. 5 when given by her physician, and saench occasion, | Poromac clues ould shacwonMl witip ‘ner Chat mia Ssehe never: ee BES SORTS FSF | SL vr cig Coif oce, raging from 20 to iniecutaiinvianlaninnicea! when sufficiently recovered she promptly aban: | Charles Psota, of Cornell University, with his | expect ip her agi ness RRIGLE FATE OF A WORKMAN Wil PICKED UP & eA 2e... side ha Brn STRAY END ON THE STREET. At Lincoln, Neb.,a Workingiman named Smith Piece Place doned its use, and tn no instance did she resort to | trainer, Pat Dempsey, 15 at the Potomac House. | Whipping lasted one hour. Specisi attention is called to one Sorrel Colt, by Red | | IWFRICK, Sent. 27.—Military and nolice were | it acain except upon proper medical advice. The | J. L. Nolan, of the Elizabeth Boat Club, with D,| Mrs Lucy Holmes, colored, testified that she wis ‘that can trot a mile in 2:40 on the track, or no | Present to-dav at the eviction of Michel Lane and | unfortunate circumstance attending the fatal dose Callahan, are also quartered at the Potomac | 8aW Mrs. Contee with a strap in her hand, and ale. ‘ horribly mutilated tna remarks ner family from their holding on Col. Meadows’ estate, | was purely accidental, and in no way reflects upon | House. afterward heard the child screaming. Mrs. Pey- | W: - . re tory brick, 10r..a m.i ne Bay Pacing. Horse by Strathmore; can pace or | at Artnacrusha, this county, ‘The Lanes made & Teresa wice and Eels r, nor pon her religious ———— ton, colored, testified to seeine Mrs. Contee whip | peo aarah ip be degaeengg crdanere eine Av i aa ra stubborn resistance, ani during the struggle Mra | convictions as a consistent Catholic. Pardoned by the President, the child. Ofticer O'Neill testified that Mrs Cou | ing trom a telegraph pole and lying along the Also cue Stool-Gray. Mare by Bulow. Sh ia a very | LANE, WIth a poker spilt onen the skull of In- =o KILLING WHICH nm TuINKS “was excUsaaLE rp xor | {00,0014 him she wpb the cota, bye not for at | ground for a distauce, Was a broken telephoue wire pining are ci Tuas truer aT | Spey ley. Whelan directing the woncot evi: | athe Axrest of Eph. Duckett. rion seuam® ee SS ee eres OR RENT—IULNISHED 8-ROOM HOUSE, 855: | ‘These Horses are well bred, and beat arrested. CHARGE OF HOUSEBREAKING AGAINST AN OLD The President has granted a pardon in the case | cnild came down-stairs crying, and said she wus | connection with one of the electric licht wires. As fe iuateeeis cee Sarg ee) red, and are perfect beauties, - ‘OFFENDER. 1 TI suffering from the effects of the whipping. WIt- | Suit was passing al x “Us, OF $6 for hall room: ua represent = When the police threatened his place Lane M1 this mornii ted “Eph.” | Of Wm. Brooks, Jas. Fitzgerald, Thos. Jackson, Smined her and found several: bruises on | wire ‘burnt are, veltangy asses bay iudows, back porces TREN EHEMONS, Proprietor, | dared them to come on. When they advanced he | Officer Cogbt mocalng ares ‘age, | Wim. Henderson, John Palmer, Reuben Golns, and | Bess ¢xainined her and found several bruises on cane Delores 3 mee” | 6-40 CO GAKGES, Forsuaty «| fought them with aclub, His brother-in-law as. | Duckett, a hunchback, twenty-seven years of age, her legs, and her ITIDIy St pearance, ia. sisted him to resist the police. ‘They were finally | and locked him up at the first precinct station, on | Ge Hotmer, who were convicled tn the United | peing tied. TOR SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND | overcome by the police, and thelr arms were held # States Court for the western district of Arkansas, | ‘The defendant testified that Sunday night she | Yarcinhed wayone ahd ilk wigous, also paiutal | and they. were ‘beaten into.s condition of hone | & charge of housebreaking in the nighttime, in jook hold of ROOM BAY WINDOW ruvewent yard to wide ail and his sirieks ‘and whose correct sconduc wed a) Me could nob " * 521 ma et et me ip er ma aa a. she sald Is, and tt burned his hand: iyo Ee wat | rca Gith aia et sce" Peg gs | Fotstance with ene butt ends of an Soraunest iat Sunday miu wit invent toes | face, wee, sumpended, Th acting on this caer | fmapiozemo, et with, "Her sun Sho sal hed | oo id a ibe win a Wanted isha eer: yptnehes: goods oo 3. COOK 05 as northwest, last Sunday night, with intent to com. | {ie president sald: “I am of the opinion that cases sult Ghat amy sane. enue bo euth.| tee thane etn nee - as ‘OR SALE—-THE “OTTO" GAS ENGINE kes |A™etica’s Peculinr Currency and | mitafelony. Sunday evening, about 7 o'clock, he | these convicts were — in ae ee ey i RESTA, GHOOM MOUSE, 5 MN. WaLg | KOK, SALE THE "ONTO" GAS ENGINE, ke ‘Tarif! Arrangementa: futefed the Brighton: and way caught behind the | of boany harm in the protection f the proper |cletly Dunianed a tes minutes, Me supposed | Varun bt ob of is from Higulands sta, 1. & O, KR; fine yard and | 36 loos of tae 36 banal got fuck Sendforcircula: | Loxpow, Sept. 27.—Sir Bernard Samuelson, prest. | bat by Mr. Brosni the Proprictor. | “Eph.” | which had been lawrully placed. in their ‘cl their impression, Prompt punishment 1s better | tike a knife, A bystander, realizing the peril of a. gio 8 mio. ‘Am | aud price list. 'D. BALLAUF, Agent 751 7tust aent of the chamber of commerce, in his annual hi simpleton oR vis nan, and the latter | at the hands of the party of which the in. | than severe punishment, and the sooner these peo- | the man, ran to him, grabbing fin to pull Mita TOR RENT any & WH a eaves addres tp that body to-day snidthat the currency teri Tekrned the facty ad Knowing Mis ope oe | Aue Ter tee nea eas natty ate, Seems cOD- | Pie understand ik the better. Parents havea right ‘wire, but_by'the shock the recel¥ed when 1341 CORCORA By DULANY & WHITING, 1320 Fst. ‘OR SALE—ADOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA, | and tariff arrangements of the United States were {o inflict moderate punishment on their children, | he came in contact With the body fe Uusree-atory House, e $-room House, furuintied, 2017 Nat yell aud A 5 ld offender, swore out a warrant against him for | hend such danger. Considering thecharacter and Gas baserapentcs — ‘rootn Hotise, furuiahed, 1908 Sunderland Place. — By ees uunds of Agate T; uy | in such a pecullar condition that England, France Jato the stre tug-Fens south: reut $45. THUS. | House, elegantly furuished, 180] [st ‘pe, lata, Dut that does not mean the old-fashioned punish: | was knocked ten efuceok both scuts is de housebreaking. Duckett recently returned from | the mission of the two parties and the circum- are hh iocd Cone, ek esents. 44 de- | and Germany were living in apprehension of a tJ ment in days gone by. Mrs. Contee was fined $20 | prostrated, so that nw 6st u House, elegantly furnis Monetary panic. There was this consolation, | the penitentiary, where he served a term for grand | stances of the case, I think the killing was ex- 767 4 days, and the charge against the boy was | By tuls time the electricity had either burned (ue | a 1767 Pat cellent service for two or three’ yearsona paper st larceny. He was employed to carry a market | cusable, 1f not strictly justifiable. The judge and | OF Sixty. loose the wire or he c 3 Q STS. WT ROMS Mase ave, poderate, circnjation Will be sold cheap in bulk. Aue | however, that the cash system of English tradé | rere home tora Indy, and while Wailing for bis | Coe ar eaeaericuly Justinable, The jud orm ee Sooded in nisetrageice tn breaking sway. ae tes S.Q.St Wz toon Muse. uve. droog "THE "EVENING SIAR SEWREAPLIC GO, ng. money he robbed the House. ‘Tne police consider | “It appears that aquarrel began about the pos- iinbbesk. picked up and cemied into an eajoiuiag rosaus Key next docr. Inquire at lace 60h | 13 20th at. hingtan, 220 c itan important arrest, as he is an old offender, | session of some cattle. A of armed men An Aged Prisoner Fant and a half dozen puysicians summoned, “The sete | os ass av. aud N ats. 822-2w ‘elegraphic Briefs. ‘and plays the simple racket so well that when | came to take the cattle by force from a ranch on | GOING TO LOOK UP BIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN man presented a horrible appearance, and despite ic SEW EAT \= a VERY NIGE TL EGOM PERSONAL. Wyman Davidow and Samuel Davidow, compos. | caught at his game he can easily persuade the | which the accused were employed, a fight ensued, LOUISIANA. yep eee pope el Se Gat, BAY Mis | he id ERY Nie PERSONAL Ing ‘the firm of H. &. 8 Davidow, clothing, 420 | person that he is honest and simple. fo told the | during which three or four of the mt party | yesterday afternoon Baltimore officers brought | (hé Puysiciaus effort 4 ard writhed in the s:.. Between Fand @ ‘Mi. M. PARK! ‘AZEL_WHAT IS TH TEL? EVERY EF- | Boome street, New York, made an assienment to- | officers that he started in the yard, but made a| werekilled. ‘These men were convicted of imam. over to this city and delivered to the marshal an | agony be suffered until take uspital. The a uaay esas aL a <23-6t She 2418 F si. nw Hake weeks hus failed. Please try ‘hureday oF day to Israel B. Aaronson without preferences. mistake and got into the house. He Is held for a | slaughter on account of aged prisoner named Charles Smith, allas Wm. | doctors expross the opts om that he may Survive RA E-Box JOR RENT— os yurday. a hearing. s Injuries pears Itnposst ble ses AGES Bessey Satan | What ona lf mater imptoventar soos [feeb was tiene at Tae apromie | F!NANCIAL AND ComMERCIAL. Seimei Pee ge Ae, a | CS ee Ovcrioukiny the city; oBe Toon reserved, Ted atl parntesdy = key : Distr one wits aries Se GLEE Rh itd elegant repair. “heyy at L time ou 2d; write again when and where. K New York Stock Market. "ict Government sino York, M. B. Harrison and wfte of Duluth, Mra Col, | last DOK KE dent, | Maw MARRIED. eects s COMPLAINT ABOUT HILL HONSES. core and daughter anas, J. J. ‘Maryland Penitentiary for jail-breaking, and was Pa oan aoe ie ae oe aid batrall oder” inniick | ()S, ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON | 7hefoowingare thecpeuingand 1:0Up.m prices | ‘The Commissioners have written the president | M- B. Moore and daughter of Arkanas, J. J. smith HOVER SPENCER. Ou, September 25, 1887, by ib, 0 rooms aud beth, all modera improve: | OO) e r. ‘wanted here to answer a charge of the larceny Of | Roy. Dr. Greeu, of Calvary Bay tist Church, st the par- oe | x “kets as repurtod Uy special i and 8. Morgan, U. 8. N., F. del Cabro and wife of vari at the r ‘Us we are 1 d to full value tor Gents’ - "i of the Washington and Georgetown Raflroad Co, laimed to have been stolen » 111d Tenth street, ray HOVER and LABS: | ESD TRS Gish Bim, Price $450 ver year. TALER | second-hand Clotiniug. “Address oF call st SUSTIvs | Wile toH. H. Dodge, 630 1th street? ‘hat thelr bill horses watch stand on Pennsyiva- | Cua. Kt W- Davenport of Philadelphia, and Geo. | a horse and wagon, clatmed to have been stolen | eonage: 1114 Louth stro 0 ¢. HOVER an mae eS Che ee 2 1 nla avenue, Near 14th street, are a source of great | Walker and wife of Boston, Sent aay We hin illoged, Was sold in Baltimore, and the old man —— . 5 | HENI_FuOM cOTOREM 15, Tot bc weeny ee tou | _ Same | © /9:00)] ame | 0. [8:00 | annoyance to those oncupying property ip the | DIM. W. Chase, Le W. SS gg SEE | “ \ : Bore Throat, 0, buy candy :tryou wa mals cinity. ‘They direct that horses, ting, iM: ie esca iaeain at now. Brice, €: pa to cure the troulle buy HINIICHS? an Shall be kept "at the west ent of the reservation, | mons of Iowa, and A.M. Cartwell ot Virginia are | at Towson, Md, from WI BANKET, Departed this life September 5, 1887, 12.30 | 1106 F stn. AROMATIC SQUILL DROPS. 19-1 ry on the sout at the Metropolitan.——E. B. Wilson of Baitimore, | having been rearrested he was convicted Of jall- | at 2 o‘clock’pim., MAKI HA, the beloved wife of Brass Slae of Pennsylvania avenue, neat | vig jtoberts of South. Carolina, TA. Eugerooly, | breaking and sentenced to three. years’ imprison. NISHED—A MOST DESIRABLE V BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH A, Ebermayer, and J. M. Walsh of New York, C. | ment. The prisoner is now eighty-three years of | ‘The relatives and f 14th street. sald fooms:, handsomely tur- | Y buyers of coal and wood tocall on hima for pric , ‘coal busi Uisbed. suitable fu i epee where he bas six | e 1 ME. Church, . meiber of Congress or others ‘ . THE TAX SALE TO-DAY. W. Coe of “Michigan, and ‘Nase of Pennsyi- ae to Louisiana, p= = th st.,5r. wat = >11 Ast. B. € and cor. 9th aud K sts. n.W. 4 1, | Be G dy 3 A $ lute reaideuce, No. fy aveums sonth- ; e i me rg a ii | BLS e A Roo. D. & H... 235 \o be sold for arrears of taxes and special assess- | Genéva, Y., are at the St, James—_F. W. Ayer, tre gy oe yy 2 ey Ag DOL ar. 10 Kat ments At 2 o'clock the collector had sold the | Sr pnilhdelphia; N. W. Day, of New Yorks Jares | Whom roperty mentioned in the first twenty-five pages ‘Rochester, N. Of the catalogue. Much of the property has been | M., Kalke, of rN. Y. bonght in by the District, although ‘a clerk told a | New Yor: ‘Srak reporter that ten times as much property has ae | Son of the into Sohn Dougins and Lucinda Lancaster and Sam ‘Lent, of | he was Intending to go back to his home, and the | May le reat in peace. ‘are at Willard’s—c, @, Hildreth,’ of | action of some of the —— ances Ba oth Baars chore, 3 .. ee of Philadel; are at the ee ee He clas that his iirst are Patines on =. bfet teers Ree Smee 2 = a ‘927 F at. TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, IM- Eee KENT—[-mpoM mick HOUSE, wopEEN | LPkovED xT UWELETH CAND OaaGHEE RH | seo suers.-) vp. A, Dempsey, HARLOW. The funeral services of Miss NANCY ) rie been bought in by the public thus far as there has | *- 4, Demnpee: New York: FP. Fish, of | rest was mistaken identity, ‘This morn. | HARLOW. he. funeral t, Mise 3 Peutaueuts, Het ime bet, Wath andi Owner | — Sraneta’ sOUtREAET, “Nth TAERTEENAH | Lou, & Nani. ti ‘been at any sale in the past six years, Boston; A: B. oo fad Che when the attention of District Attorney | {\Guesdaytibe Sot iusteatid cemke me ee nt tor Ward aud dais & ; o | Mich Cent tt ; ‘was called to the case and be learne . 1s Va. ave, Sp PiUcto tee PROVED LOY ON E USTRERT, BETWEEN | 3. ai MISORLLANEOUS. Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa., are at the forthington ‘toentera nolle |. HARMAN. On Monday, Sevtomber 26, 1887. at ar 2619 Pst. 4 rs. — € SON, 1226 Fat-nw._ | ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH- 533 ‘The Commissioners have informed the Sisters of —_— the facts he at once determined v cc orelock & m., MALY ISADORE, youngest datehe : ; Yhode Island are acsyA Se RESIDENCE, 1510 | ,EAST. a ee of thes ‘ i the Convent of the Visitation that their request to Sales of Real Estate. Which was done during the course of tie | ter of ChariesG, aid Mary M, Harmais awed ome month, pA ge OO Brite lecnisen are Years yeaa < jupreme Court of defer the erection of a fire-escape until next sum- ;, and the old man and three weeks. SiO. NG Yaanse nine lorem awl dF |e Ue, Cit ogee bi tae pant catae all arcana ae ae se ea | ain SUS agate 95, yO RE oe | Mas annen SD SO yin cemeve™ a Lite tea wan our dari, ee <O8 RENT—IN AkAGcEC <-> | in frout of the premises, o11 WEDNESDAY, OCLOBEI the escape ‘be erected thirty days after notifi- anders to help to send him home Pride of ail cu hearts at home : escort & witcox. | Mak BEST are ed eed OOM OO, SUIT. ot HALL PAST EUR, O'CLOCK P. M. lot Baltimore Markets, cation. 3o Mlumcoy has OOUgULTOF EATOO Gr Ee Ee aoe ‘Assansmmamiox OF A Wowax.—A Wheeling dis- ga ee = 5 joes Fenuaylvaniaave Biv. | Cottage: new lange lot Apply to Gate ee beewgen | Stn nnd Ashram Howes OD | BALTIMORE, Mp, September 97.—V1 ten maker sablot 4, square ‘square feet— | paton says: News comes from irecn-| Funeral will take place at the residence of her par. Jok HENT 123) OST Nw. 11-koum BRICK | _euJ0-im | 1. G. GRISWOLD. Als tne SAS DAyvata QUAKER TO Five | fortes with coupons, 034; new threes, to Senator Edmunds’ Health. fronting 21 feet on M street, between 3a and 4th | Brier county, W. Va., of the cold-blooded and un- | ents. St Teseui atict then Wedd kcune with ek, bing aod ape, 208, KENT_ONFY = OLR E ME Cw. oes for ele at pub ieanction | Ys sone op sae ‘Washington Dispatch to the New York Herald. northwest. ad of a wellknown laay of | Stock. Fricodnand lativen-are feapectiuly i & RENT —FUNIsieD—iu01 INTH ST. Bee ht iPr Aeeilttonye 98 | ob Baincee bedween With and Let's reets sowueast alco weak inldaling Bee Flour fin and sendy, ee Pmdnight Friday. ‘The murdered woman | KILDKETH. At 2 Lpatiack mn Sextet 20, ei neeeaea e813, SiPawe seas peyette fer. Gren, “Sterna: One-third cash: the balance in three equal | 80st; western hriiee closuy all Ne setitee ee, wos Mra. oh a pe tgon Leth st wg installments, in alx, twelve, and eighvecu moutios ty {VaerYe; Depbember, VY Uids Uoiouele roe dridge, a. a and the Keeper of | Seer at Winans Hotel ‘the day of for which the notes of the purchuser, | 70%: Deceusber, 8:3a83%. Cornseouthern firuer stu in the town. Mrs. Eldridge had been | “Por Ni from his inte readence, 641 X street north- betsons Tntere: fom day of tale and poured ty. gui, write 684Gb: Galeee Soeoay, western. dull ber husband during, the evening, and | went at Sige i.m. cy vedas: (Mlvie gd =. Lae sees Z perty. sol, Ww -OF th ‘mominal tober, December, Shout midnight, ashe was abvut to clove Nd papers please Copy. 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