Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. “ Indications for the % hours coumencing at $ p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina, light to fresh variable winds easterly, warmer, fair Weather. Rewwawrs Lonsdale Cambric, 93c.; French Or- gandies. 19, 122, Jounson, Garner & Co, 633 Pa, ave. nw. Delow cost; 1205 F. Coon BuaXD COLLARS, for 50c. __Why pay more. sPECIAL SALE of sults reduced to $15. _Eiseman eros, cor. 7th and £, the only manufacturing slotulers and tatlors tn’ Washington, x.—“You can’t make a good purse of Says the old axiom, but you can cure Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness and Nervous Exhaustion with & Dollar bottle of Scotch Oats Essence. Scotch Oats Essence is the only advertised remedy in the world that gives an absolute $10,000 fortelt guarante@Mpon each bottle that it does not contain s particle of opium, morpalne or any other narcotic. SPECIAL Saxe Of suits reduced to $15. Bros, cor. 7th and E, the only manufacturing clothiers and tatlors in Washington. Owe Hvxprep Antique oak chamber suites, only $18 per suite. 500 roils: ton matting at bottom prices, 200 Ice chests and refrigerators at bottom prices. 200 baby carriages, ail of different styles, Wasa. B. Wiiitams, 7th and D sts. nw. Coon BRAND COLLARS, 3 for 50c. Perfect fitting. Have no others, SPECIAL Sate of salts Feduced to. $15, | Elseman gros. cor. 7th and E, the only manufacturing clothiers and tailors in’ Washington. Arrextiox.—Before putting your winter cloth. | ing, wraps, blankets &c., away, have them cleaned | by "Fischer's Celebrated Dry’ Cleaning Process, which will render them safe against mothg AT= Ueles stored over summer free ‘of charge. — Brit Four plush coats. Our specialty. Blankets am Curtains done up. Low prices. Awtox FIecugn, SPECIAL SALE Of suits reduced to$15. _Eiseman Brox, cor. 7th and E, the only manufacturing clothiers and tailors in Washington, Coscex’s Mvstaxp.— Philadelphia Brand 1s the King of Condiments. Flavor and pungency com- Duned in periection. For sale by Grocers, Coox BRAND COLLARS, 3 for 50c. ‘The best and iatest. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Namtowat.—“The Mikado.” ALbaveu'’.—Jeannie Winston in “Donna Juant- wr Hannis’.—“The Gold King.” PanoxaMa BUILDING.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Condensed Locals. A large delegation from the Washington Lodge of Elks will go to Cincinnati to attend the second aupual reunion of the order, to be held the 7th and Sth Inst. Dr. Hamilton’ E. Leach, of this city, exalted grand ruier, will respond for the order at the Banquet to be given Friday night. At the meeting of the Analostan Boat Club last Saturday night Mr. Samuel Trimble was elected captain and Dr. C. U. Kennedy first lieutenant, At the final meeting for the present season of the Biological Society Saturday night communi- tions were received from Mr. F. H. Knowlton on Notes on the Fossil Wood of the Yellowstone Na- tional Park,” Mr. W. B, Alwood on “Notes on the Artificial Pollenation of Wheat,” and Mr. F. A. Lucas on “Abnormalities in the Kibs of Birds. The organization of Battery A, D. C.N.G., has Deen compieted. Temporary officers ‘ave been elected as foilows: Artuur Yates, president; A. P. Robbins, secretary and treasurer; “Judson A. Lemon, drili sergeant. This morning Thomas Luxen, Jr.,and John A. Downs were accepted as jurors of the Crimtnai Court. Au assignment of Henry A. Lehman, of 901 4th Street northwest, for the benefit of his creditors, has beea filed. “The assignee 1s E.R. D. Mayne. and preference ts made to Barbary Leuman for $46, and John E. Tretier, $35. George Carter pleaded guiity, In the Police Court today. to a charge of carrying a blackjack, and Was fined $20 or 30 days, In the Criminal Court Saturday afternoon, in the case of Win. Vosburg, alias Lee, charged with the grand larceny of $121.50 trom John H. Glick, Mareh 4, 1885, the demurrer to the indictment was argued and overruled, aud the trial of the case set for June 14. This evening, at the pubiic schools exaibit at the rink, on E street, Miss Sloat will give a cook- ing lesson, by special request, to a class of eiguth- ris, The ‘pupils of the Manual Training school, ot Baltimore, accompanied by their teachers, visited ‘the public-school exhibit, on E street, Saturday. dee x So oes ’ ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: D. Connell et al. to L W. Moore et al., sub 21, sq. €19; $1,421. H. McD. Moss to W.L. Bramhall etal., lots 4 and 16, sq. 69; €—. H. Koch et al, trustees, to H. Koch et al., trustees, part Eckington 13.87 acres; $-. Schutzen Park Co. et al. to W. H Sboles, trustee, same property W. H. Sholes to Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co, of Baltimore, same property; $—_ J. W. Cox et al. toJ. G. Sla- Yer, part 27, si. 977; $4,000. Welthe A. Key to Martha Parsons, part 175, B. & H.'s addition to ‘West Washington; 61,400." H._A. Griswold to B. F. Jay, lot 74, Anacustia: $050. Same to 0. Pumphrey, n. 3; 75, do.; $325. E. S. Westcott et al to W.'M. Whyte et al., lots 1 and 2, sq. 238: $5000. li. Jarvoe to D. Jol 6, ol Georgetown; $1,000. J. en o John Rome, lot 22 block 17, Ivy City; $150. HL. Stewart to Mary E. Stickney, two pieces land east of East- ern Branc KB. Clark to W. H. Thomas, J. H. McDaniel to T. G. Ad C. B. Lazenby to samme, W. H_Serren to Catherine E. ‘sa. 4; $—. Same to C. H. P. Serrin, A. Burgdort to T.E. Moore, ———— SvIse THe Ricuwoxp axp Daxvitte RarRoap Co. FoR $30,000 DamaGes.—Rosie Meade, by her next iriend, G A. Nowland, on Saturday en- tered (oy Edmund Burke) a suit “against the Rich. mond aud Danville Kailroad Co. for $30,000 dam- ages. The declaration avers that defendant caused Piles of cinders and asies to be thrown alongside Of their tracks in Union street, Alexandria, and that complainant, a cilid six years old, was, on June 16, 1887, passing along the street, when, on thé pile of debris, she sitpped and was thrown under a passing train, and her right leg crusued. Johnson, part lot 65, old Ds Cs part 28, 10, sq. nortu or 4. feria, sa ido: $0,070. ——_—_ EXAMINATION OF AFPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE Bak—At a mecting of the committee polnted to examine applicants tur admission to the held Saturday, It Was decided to hold the first €xamiaation at ‘the examination-room of the United States Civil-Service Commission, at the City Hall.on Wedacsday, June 13, 188s, com- mMeneing at 10 o'clock a, m.’ The clerk of the court Will furnish information ‘as to what is Tenable students to enter the examination. mien = et JUDGMENT AGAINST SPEAKER CARLISLE.—Saturday afternoon tue case of W. afice agalust Hon, J.G. Carlisle was tried be Judgment given for plaintin ‘action for damages resulting from a coli defendant's carriage With plainufl’s way ceatiy, the Wagon being overturned and Mr. Chaffee throws out. Mr. Carlie, at the time of the col. usion, agreed to pay for the damages but Wanted the exact amount fixed, xis es Ix THE CuUKcHES YasTERDay.—Seventy-eight doys and giris of st. Matthew's parish partoos of (heir first communion at tue service Yesterday or: Pilate sermon. Prayers Were asked for General Sheridan. Bishop Dudley, of Kentucky, preached Yesterday morning at Epiphany church. Bishop Newman delivered his farewell sermon last even ing as pastor of the Metropoiltan M. E. church. A Prorosep New Cuvxcu BriLpixe.—The con- Sregation of St. Feter’s Catuolic Church on Capl- Yo! Hil have decided to build a new structure on the ste of the present chureh building, which is bow ‘oo smell to accommodate the growing num- bers who ottend services there. IU IS proj to hold afairesriy next fall, and yesterday Rev. Father O'Brien, the pastor, announced the Various eomunittees that will be in charge of the arrange- ments, ——___. SENTENCED FOR AssatiTixe 4 Pov.—Saturday afternoun Officer Acton arrested a wan at the Bal- Uimore aad Potomac depot on a charge of assault. lug a boy named Kovert Yeatman. ‘The alleged assault Occurred in a toliet-room of the St. Jaiues Hotel. The man, who Is about forty years old, ue- Bied to the ofiicer that he had ever seen the boy. ‘The boy claimed that he had been acting as guide for the man, who,it was charged, committed ‘au indecent assault on ‘him. When taken to the frst prectact station the prisoner gave bis name as Jaibes Conners He had in his possession a pass from the Soldiers’ Home made out in the name of Jobn Morrisey. This morning in the Police Court he was sentenced to six months in jail in default Of a fine of $100. * —___ AYRaD tf Was ax INPRENAL MaCHINE.—Saturday =o aon nape Was called into a store Sea eee tenes Sesgavane ates ne mrs were frightened, thinking 1 ferbal machine. When the hariuiess wece of pipe officers lea ‘was taken Lo the police station sever Burriediy, and out percou ex stadloa Jumped out of the window. enaesa ing. Kev. Dr. Chapelle preached ‘an appro- | THE INQUEST TO-DAY—THE ACCUSED SURRENDERS MIMSELP—HE 18 SAID TO HAVE SAVED HIS MONEY ‘80 48 TO GET OUT OF Tow. ‘The sparcely settled district east of Lincoln Park was the scene of a tragedy Saturday night. The victim was Charles Parker, colored, aged twenty years. He was killed by Moses Brent, a colored man, about the same age. Parker and Brent were cart drivers, and both, it ts statad, were courting Sadie Adams, a colored girl, living on 17th street east. Parker was the favored one, and Brent's Jealousy, it 1s stated, has recently Deen expressed in threats against Parker. Satur- day night, about 9 o'clock, the two men met and had a fignt tn front of Skelly’s saloon, 14th and A Streets southeast. Brent struck Parker on the Dack of the head With a stone, knocking him down, In the morning Parker was found lying in a stable died yesterday afternoon. Brent made his escape. ‘BRENT GIVES HIMSELF UP—HIS STATEMENT. This morning Brent, the alleged murderer, en- tered the sixth precinct station, wnere Lieut. Kelly was in charge. “Is you got a warrant for Mose Brent?” asked the negro. “Yes, sir,” answered Lieut, Kelly. “Are you Mose Brent?” “118,” he answered . “You are the man we are looking for,” said the Meutenant, Brent gave his age as nineteen years. He sald that he came her3 Prince "3 County, Md., about six years and has deen en- faged driving a cart. ‘He said that he had been ‘eeping company with Sadie Adams for about six months. Parker, he said, left the Navy at New- port some months ago and returned home about Christmas, Brent said that he had never been in- Umate with the deceased. He thought that Sudie Was the cause of the whole difficulty. To Detec- tives Raf! and Horne he that he did not care whether he was hanged or not. Saturday night, he said, Pai came along and calied him aside. While they were talking Parker said that he would mash his (Brent's) head off, but before be could do it he struck Parker with the stone which he beld in his hand, aad after knocking Parker down he struck him ‘again. He said that yesterday afternoon When two East Washington policemen were searching his house he was standing across the ‘street looking at them. Later this morning he Was taken by Detectives Raff and Horne toa gal- lery and pt aphed. He said that it was the first time he had ever had his picture taken, and ‘the officers promised vo give him one of them. THE INQUEST. At 11o’clock to-day Coroner Patterson began an Inquest in a little frame house on South Carolina avenue, near 14th street southeast. The house is occupied oy an undertaker, and the body of Par- ker Was laid out in the little shop attached to the house. Colored people gathered from all over the commons aad crow; about the house while the inquest was in progress, blockading the entrances and leaning over the silis of the open windows, ‘Tne jurors were Josiah L. Venable, Wm. T. Bright, Wm. H. Keil, John P. Connell, Chas. C. ‘Herbert and Josepn J. Wood. There were but three wit- nesses present when the inquest began, the police reporting that they were unable to find many, as they thought they were purposely keeping away. Breot Was vrougut over trom the sixtn precioct station-house, and sat handcuffed in room with the jury while the witnesses were examined, ‘Mr. Jos, Shillington, his counsel, was also present. ‘THE PIRST WITNESS BXAMINED was Charles West, a young colored man, He was present, he said, when Parker was struck. There was some “fussing” first. Brent called Parker a s——— and Parker sald “you're another one.” Then Parker turned his head one side and Brent siruck him with a stone. Parker was knocked down and Brent jumped upon him. He held a stone in his hand and continued to strike Parker with it after the latter was down. Brent ‘then rose. Witness said “Let's take him up.” Ed. Gotug, Who was pyesent, replied, “Let bim alo don’t get into Scrape.” So the witness an others went away. Witness saw Parker get up and ran away. He run a distance, fell, got up again and ran. Witness did not Kuow how he got to the place where he was found in the morning. OTHER TESTIMONY. George Thomas, colored, testitied to being pres- ent when the blows were passed, though he was not present when the trouble began. It was on A ‘street, between 14th and 15th streets southeast. Parker and Brent were quarreling when he ar- rived. A man named Henry Lomax came up and ‘old them to stop their nolse in tae street before the police came. They did not stop, but went on untii Brent called Parker a s——- —, ana Parker retorted, “You're another one.” Parker, when he said that, turned his bead to walk away, and Brent struck him with sometl he bad in his hand, knocking him down the ‘Then Brent Jumped upon Parker and beat him over the head. Wituess tien Started away, Walked half a square and stopped. Witness then saw Parker get up and Tu across the street, and run up the bill or bank. ‘There he fell and rolied all tue way down the bank, about three feet in height. Witness then left and saw no more of Parker. He did not hear — Ubreaten or see him attempt to strike rent. Priscilla Williams, acolored girl, wearing a tight- Mitung winter coat of astrachan cloth, a calico apron and a broad-brimmed straw hat, and carry- ing a bunch of roses in her hand, was the next Witness. She said she met Brent last evening near 14th and A street. He nadon a siouch bat and overalls. Witness told him that they were after ‘him, and he sald he was going to take the cars, He ran then and went toward Benulngs’ bridge. ‘The = knew nothing of the occurrence of Satur- ay night. Laura Gardner, another colored girl, was the Bext Wituess. She was with Saale At the girl the trouble was about, Saturday night. They Were golng to market, and as they passed 14th and A streets met Parker and Breatthere. They went on some distance When It began to rain, and wit- hess turned to go back home. She met Brent and asked him if be bad been fighting. He sald, “Yes; I have knocked Caarley’s ——- — brains out, and if 1 catch Sadie I'li knock her — brains out.” Brent had been telling her all the week what he Was going to do to Charley. He vold her he had $10 laid up; tuat he was gotng to beat or kili Char- ley and then take the cars and leave here. Henry Lomax, colored, another witness brought in by the police, said ue Was present when they were quarreling, but left before the assault was ae ‘He did not know what they were quarrel- about. br. Lacalan Tyler, who examined the body, tes- Ufied that about two laches above the left eyebrow be found « fracture of the skull, which had been enlarged by a surgical operation into an opening about an inch aud a quarter io diamever. The brain beneath was compressed and coutused. There had been considerable hemorrh: He found also a small scalp wound in tue back of the head. The sealp back of the fracture was contused, and there Was a small abrasion on the lett Lip. Death was due to the fracture of the skull and injury to the brain, ‘THE VERDICT. ‘The jury rendered a verdict that Parker came to his death “from fracture of the skull and in- Jury of the brain inflicted with a stone or brick held in the hands of Moses Brent.” ‘The coroner committed Brent to jail Brent ‘Stated that Parker had a brick and a knife, and Was about to use them when he struck him, ‘The Courts, Court x Gengaat Teru. To-day, Hill Prentiss and Vermont Farm Ma ebine Co, agt. Commissioner of Patents; opinion of Judge James directing defendant to elect as to eas. Morrison agt. Morrison; opinion by Judge james. Bourer ayt. Olterback; opinion by Judge Cox reversing bg ogg except as to costs. Chafee t. Blatchford; do. dismissing bill. Brown iegart; opinion by Chief Justice overruling murrer With leave to answer. Meloy, assignee, agt. Central National Bank; motion to dismiss ap” peal overruled. CRIMINAL CovRT—Judge ro | To-day, George W. Harvey, viol house law; nolle pros. Andrew J. Henning, house- Dreaking; Verdict of gulity; notice of motion in arrest of judzment. Charles Snowden, house- breaking; ¥erdict of not guilty. ‘Crcurr Court No. 1—Judge Hagner. To-day, Hellen agi. McLane; verdict for plaintift $1,000. “Keating agt. Capicol, North O Street and South Washington Railroad Uo. ; oa hearing. Cincurr Couxr No. 2—Judye Merrick. To-day, Caldwell agt. Ballmore and Potomac Raiiroad’Co. ; on hearing. Pouice Covxr. Miller. ‘To-day, Kobert Montgomery, disorderly conduct in count}; $ or 7days. Waiter Kidwell and John Mannan, divorderly conduct: $5.0", 15 james “Gasby al m0 do; do. Harry Reed, Wm. Dangier and Richard ‘Wright, do.; collaterals forfeited. ‘Tony Spofford, playing ballin street; $1 or 3 days. John P.’ Cleary habitual drunkard; bonds or 30 days Robert Wheeler, disorderly conduct; $ or 15 daya, Harry Johnson, da.; do, George Moalton, ‘colored, pro- fanity; $5 or" 7 days. George Jackson, colored, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days. Charies Barnes and French Gray, ‘do; do. George Smith, pro- fanity; $or7 days. ‘Wm. Coleman, disorderly concivct; $5 or (15 days Thomas, Fietever, orderiy conduct; % or 15 days Joun Bell, collateral forfeited. ——__ ‘The New York World says that Col. Jim Pisk, the dead “Prince of Erie,” aud Madame Diss DeBar | Were intimate In 1969 and 1870. F — CoLoneD Grais Fixgp yor DisonveR:y Coxpvcr Tw 4 PUBLIC PaRx.—Martua Dangertield and Susan ‘e~.1e8, colored giris, have been Visiting Iowa Cir le, where they have been in te babit of eng: tu Giscrderiy conduct and ustpg profane lenguare, ‘They were driven out of the park Satura y, but Yesterday afternoou they returned and re; ‘their misbebavior,when Officers Kendig ai THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Machinery Constructors. THR CONVENTION AT BLKS’ HALL TO-DAY. ‘The Machinery Constructors of Norih America, ‘National Trade District Assembly No. 198, Knights of Labor, convened to-day at Elks’ Hall in annual session. Jobn L. Lee, of Philadelphia, presided, and J. Edward Hall, of New York, was secretary. ‘There were some forty-eight delegates present, and after receiving the report of the committee on credentials and transacting other routine business an adjournment was taken until this afternoon. It ts expected that the convention will continue until night, The membersnip 1s Umitea to men who Work on the construction of machinery. aie ena ‘The Chicage Convention, ‘TEE TWO SETS OF DELEGATES FROM THIS DISTRICT. ‘Mr. W. Calvin Chase told a Stax reporter this morning that Messrs. Shellabarger and Dyson, known as the Chase faction delegates to the Chicago convention, will attend the convention. ‘Messrs. Carson and Gleason, who are known a5 the Carson delegates, will also put in an appear- ance, The latter claim that theY have “the buige” on the other yn becatuse their cre- dentials bear the ature of Mr. Davis, the chair- man of the cent committee. A Stax reporter ‘Was unable to find Mr. Shellabarger. eee A Biting Horse. SUIT AGAINST THE BELT LINE RAILROAD COMPANY FOR $30,000 Damaces. In Cireutt Court, No. 1, Judge Hagner, this morning, the trial of the case of Patrick Keating against the Capitol, North O Street, and South Washington Railroad Co. was taken up, The com- Piainant sues for $30,000 by reason of a horse of defendant, on December 8, 1886, biting and stamp- ing him at the corner of 11th and Virginia avenue southwest, as he was about being transferred from one carto another, Among the witnesses for the complainant was a former driver of the ‘Who testified that the animal onte bit him; tha the animal’s name was Hyena; and that he never attempted to harness him alone. —_——— Montgomery County Matters. NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY—A BRANCH OF TUE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE. Correspondence of Tuk EVENING Stan, ROCKVILLE, June 3, 1888. A well-attended meeting of the republicans of this county was held here last evening for the purpose of forming a branch of tne Republican League of Maryland. A large proportion of the districts were represented, and, after an inter- change of views on the prospect of retaining the ‘sixth con nal district in the: gyre ct a branch league was organized with Judge C. W. Holcomb as presideat, and Arthur Stabier secre- tary. The first work of the organization will be to hunt up new republican voters and attend to having their names placed upon the registration Much disappointment 1s manifested amot large class of residents of the county at the action of the Washington Grove Camp-Meeting Associa- tion in determining to have no trains stop at their nds on the two Sundays of their next meet- , and also to have no pubiie services on those daya. Sunday iv about the ouly day that a large majority of farmers have an opporti a tend these meetings with their families, ‘Mr. Henry Beard, of Washington, has purchased of John A. Clements, of tuts county, 135 acres of land, lying adjacent’ to Washingtoi Grove camp. for which the sum of $63 per acre was paid. It is sald that the land has been purchased in the interest of a number of prominent members of the Presbyterian churches of Washington, and Will be tinproved by the erection of summer cot. {ages to be occupied by them. ‘he Snowflake Minstrel Company, of Washing- ton, gave an entertainment at the Town Hall last night to a large audience. ‘The performance guve uch satisfaction, Several uf the members of the troupe were accompaniéd by their wives and chil- D, ‘The usual influx of summer boarders has com- menced, but many who have) engaged, rooms for the season have not yet arrived. The following Washingtonians have taken rooms at one of the Doarding-nouses in the west end of town: L. C. ‘Talmadge and family, M. B, Hatch and family, M. Kurch and family, Major and Mrs. Lowery, ‘Mr. John J. Higvins, secretary and treasurer of ‘the school board, who has been seriously ill, 1s slowly improving. 8A. Mt Ss Rosserizs REPORTED.—Edwd. Darling, No. 209 A street southeast, reports that his house was ep- tered about 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon and robbed of $13 worth of articies, including several Pieces of jewelry and some foreign colns.— Annie M. Snively, No, 227 Jackson Hall alley, reports thai her house was entered Saturday afternoon and robbed of $15.—A. L. Keene, Brightwood, re- Ports stolen an overcoat worth $15. doae seat cborhens Maxeiace Lickwses.—Marriage licenses have Deen issued Dy the clerk of the court to W. A. Donaldson and Loutse Putt; Chas. T. Eglon and Mary E. Jones; Robert Brown,of Fauquier County, ¥a., and Lizzié Jefferson, of Fairfax County, Va} W. H. Galer and Hanuah Hyland; Geo, W. Rovert- son, of Danville, Va., and Sarah P. Murray, of Boston; Chas. H. Ash and Maria B. Ford. —— ‘A Cuarren oF Accipents.—Saturday evening, a8 Mrs. Lawrence Jackson was riding with two ether ladies in Mt. Pleasant, the carriage broke down, throwing the ladies out, but fortunately they es caped injury. The driver was Wrown from the box, but heid to the lines, and a was considerably bruised about the face.—About the ‘same hour a horse attached to the wagon of Kich+ ara Delorse, a farmer of Prince George's Counts, ‘Md., became frightened at 4th and M streets sout! east, and Mr. Deiorse jumping out, was badly hurt about the face. His wounds were dressed at Mrs, ‘Wiilte’s, near by, and he was afterward sent home, —Saturday afternoon Timothy Costello and Den- nis Quill were in a buggy driven rapidly across the street railroad track near the Washington Circle, when the latter fell out and was badly cut about the head and face. ‘Dr. Newman dressed his ‘Wounds and he was sent to his home, No. 35 Jack. son alley.—8. N. Rogers, riding a bicycle on K Street, near 5th ‘street norchwest, last evening, Tan against a boy, Frederick Kiehl, and was thrown from the machine and badly cut about the head. ee Making au Impression. From the Philadelphia Sunday School Times. It 1s common to hear young persons who aspire to certain social positions speaking of their failure or success in what they call “making an impres- sion.” There need be no harm in making an im- pression, if the impression isworth making. But we can generally rely upon {t that nothing 18 so littie Worth impressing upon another as one’s self; and he whose chief concern is to impress hunselt upon others istrying to do that which 1s of all ‘Uuiogs the least Worth his doing. A teacher or preacher Whose chief aim 1s to produce the tn- pression of bis owa power 1s simply using the (ruth as @ means of impressing his own person. ality upon bis hearers, instead of using bis own personality as a means of impressing the truth Upon them, Such a course is likely to result in no good to bis hearers, because bis real interest has hot been in his hearers, and is likely to result in harm to himself, Because he has had no higher in- Veryst at stake than himself. ‘The best way to make an impression is to try to make the best. im- pression, and the only way to make the best tm. Pression upon others 13 lo impress them with something better than one’s seit. eee ‘Too Neighborly. ‘From the Detroit Free Press. "l bet I've got some of the meanest neighbors a fellow ever had,” said a man yesterday to some half a dozen loungers; “they're always on the bor- row. One family in particular sends every day or ‘two for a cup of browned coffee—of which we keep only the very Dest—and then returns, in place o {t, @ most inferior article. We're going to head ‘em off on that, though; they owe Us acup now, and when they fetch It home wife’s going to set It away and loan it to’em aguin!” and he chuckled ‘with intinite satisfaction, “Well, sir,” continued another, after a pause, “my wife has a wurse neighbor than that, She moved into our neigh- f . D.C.. MONDAY, JUNE 4. 1888-SIX PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES.__ FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Alexandria Affairs, FOR RENT_HOUSES Reported for Tux Evawrxo Stax. a RENT Sa ave ORE Reviaiovs.—The churches here were yesterday RENT— 1608 |X. VE ‘two Dock trom it Circle; @30 per month. oe EE a Pe aes raat the First Presbyterian church and Rev. R. F. Ful- ‘RENT—BY BO. HOLTZMAN ton, S. J., preached at St. Mary’s church. Father d Fulton is a native of this city, the son of a lady ‘Who taugnt school here for some years and after- Ward became a visitation nun at West Washing- ton and the superior of the convent there. He has Jately retired trom the provincialship of the Jesuit Province of New Yor! ‘SHEPHERD'S Coat Derot.—Some eight or ten Re. workinen are in laying the timbers | 50 14 a. hesied by stea for the new coal wharf to be put up at Shepherd's, | 717 i! bp opposite this city. ‘The new whart will be in trout | a4 22% = ° 2 ‘of the t rallway wharf and near | 911 {6i\ From $30 5091 ach, ‘the junction of the Ferry slip ‘the pier. ‘707 Ist 1216 F st. 24 floor, 2r..50 A ‘Avction.—Three of the cor- | 1418 Ist. peg ee Ss ners of the intersection of Duke and Alfred streets, | 80 uth 3000 F ot. trom 10 to 15 all improved, were offered at auction Saturday af- | 1541 Bt 8 Coe ee ternoon, but left over unsold for Want of a sul. oot Bae Ste dae eee ctent ‘It is the only time since the first sale | 3 415 Oth st.. Sr. 25 of sown lots that three out of the four corners of a 470 La sve., trom 20 street have been put up here at auction, 931 F st. nw. 2 Wastlagion yesterday the remalan of S13 thaaTSa Seas yest e F r, formerly of this city, and she was buried [51S 23th 34 Be, thle atternoon trom the ecidence of tr Sincox, on apreespecie the swamp that surround the point, ‘Several other ‘citizens are anxious to test their capacities to withstand malaria, and are appil- cants for the place, but Mr. Greenwood’s appli- cation to be retained has many signatures — Mr. BM. Bi has bought for $1,100 a lot ‘with dwelling on the south side of Duke ‘street, a short distance west of Columbus street. ‘Special mail service has begun on the Washing- ton and Ohio Rallroad, twice a day, between this city and Hamilton, Loudoun County, Va.— ‘The police and the letter carriers have bloomed 10 summer hats.—Mr, J. C. Smoot has purchased for $525 the 20-foot lot upon which stands a brick ‘stable, in the rear of his residence, on Duke and ‘St. Asaph streets —The employes of the Midland ‘shops here, who have for some months been work- Ing On short Ume, this morning resumed their full ‘Ume, ten hours.——Tne Commissioner of the Keve- nue fs now busy Jssuing licenses under the corpora. ‘Uon law to dealers of all kinds who conduct busi- ness here, Es Easily Discouraged. From the New York Sun. “Yes,” said @ base ball man, “I’m discouraged, and have given up the business forever. Why, in the very first game they got onto me in the second Inning, and pounded me all over the field.” “That ought not to discourage you. Many a pitcher has had similar luck.” “Yes, but I wasn’t the pitcher; I was the Smith—“Squivens has broken himself completely down.” CITY ITEMS. ‘The Fair, 812 7th St. N. We We are again in receipt of an immense stock of Baby Carriages of the same styles and grades that we sold last week, and for which there was such a lively demand. "We will again offer the same in- ducements on Tuesday, June 5, that we did at our Previous great sale. A very strong Rattan Baby Carriage, with para- So}, only $5.08; worth $10. ur $13.48 satin-lined Carriages, only $10.79. Our $15 Plush-lined Carriages, only $11.98. Our $18.75 new shape Carriages, only $14.98. Our $20 handsome Carriages, only $16.89. Our $25 exquisite Carriages, only $19.98, Our $29 sheil-shape Carriages, only $21.89, Our $36 extra fine Carriages, only $29.79. Our $40 Carriage, the prettiest made, $31. Our stock of Itefrigerators, Ice-cream Freezers and Trunks 1s complete. ‘Tue Farr, z 812 7th st. n.W, Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 1m Call or Send Postal for Catalogue to Funk’s Sewing Machine Agency, 1: UD Sty nearO-st. Market. You will be astonished wh: elegant machines you can buy from $10 upwards, All latest improvements. All warranted for 5 years, 24,68. “Royal Gluc” mends China, Glass Woot, FOR SALE—LOTS. R SALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT ON ROANOKE ST. h st. opposite Justice Hi (dress “PERICLES 16TH AND CAROLINE ST. «one of the most desirable small corne lots int the northwest section of the city; 25 feet fronton 16th and 70 feet rout on, Caroling if, price reusouw- vl THOS. J. FISHER & Co., 1324 F at. bow. 1 1 i SALE—86,000—THREE LOTS, 38. stand 171 fect on. 18th st., including corner allow lots to side alley: 19,660 square feet of «round. Offered very low. WALKER & WALTER, Jest 613 F VOR SALE—LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE 8. @.: amnall monthly payments: sure to endianee in value over price asked. "WALKER © WAT ame § 'S ON THE feet from the corner of Toth st; corner lot held af $2.00 per square foot, TASES BATES, Je2-st 1407 Fst. new. Fee SALE-FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN MT. Pleasant ut asscrifice; must be soll. BARGAIN StaroMice EE: F)OR SALE—ON OTH ST, BET. R AND splendid lot 45x80, if soid at once will go cheap. Siotson Mst, near 'N. H. ave. n.w.,182-¥ by an avorace of 90, at a bargain. Toron 8st, bet. Othand 10th n.w..20x90, $1.50. P Lot east side of 16th st, bet. L and M nw., B0xi12, Lot cast side of 16th st., bet. L and M n.w., 30x90, Lot on Bat, bet. Ist and 24 ne. 20x74, very cheap, 1 bt 1: 4 402 Kichardson or list of furnished Houses call for or send to office. advertieed RoR RENT— Fiktiiircne FORREST BRICK rt 1106 L st. opposite Lilac Parl Foe BEST Ofice rooms, 903 U st. n.w., 8 rooms and bath, imi. 44 McCullough st, neur N. J. 1: ig letins ¢¢ pro} ot 122 Md. ave. s.w., 49 Mass. ave. Fy For list of Pl perry Jet RO. Fo, ‘SALE—FINE bance for uniwipeove ghanze ff HAKDL Je4-3t 211.50, for sale call for or send to office. Uberaily ‘with me for rentor sale ree of cost to be ownene = \OLT: 5 MAR Toth and Fata HOUSE, NINE ROOMS AND location, northwest; will ex- ‘ty in northwest section. red ING & WATERS, Retl Estate, O06 Lith st Ww, ROE RENT_SMATL NEW BAY WINDOW BRIG HE isis rooms and bath stn. Fences Te 1s iTent 829, W. OK RENT — FUKNISHED. desides bath, $23 a month. 7: juired. KS al modern 3 # DUVAL -ROOM HOUSE, lst et. nw. Jet ‘TOB! 36 st. nw, latrobe, ran ished house, 1602 L st. n. w. imps; can be retited | umpire.” JOR RENT—-AN EXCELLENT NINE-ROOM ———~+e+ Eigeening, newly grained aid paper good neiehe In Need of Recreation, Balt square Pa av. care: only @iS' per mouth, he AL From the Detroit Free Press. AHILLIPS, 1419 New York ever 2 ROR RENT_IULY 1-1603 5 ST. ¥. W. story-and-basement seven-room: mod Brown—“Aah! bow is that?” Poti, 1807 Fat neces om TYLER SB Practicing on the health-ttt.' OR RENT—HOUSE, SIX ROOMS, BATH, UN- Emr nt, TOON Oth at. u. my21-3 HS ae Cor. looking Parraycat Sq. 921 15th st. y PARTICULAR ATT: NISHLD HOUSES. HOUSES AND FLATS for rent during the SUMMER MON LHS Al LARGELY REDUCED PRICES. Bul- erty forsale HILL & JOHNS iunprovemen \LE—Rt ST. NEAR NEW HAMP@HIRE AVE. | JRYOR REN B.W., a most desirable shallow lot; froute 22 fect on st. and commands view of New Haupshire ave.; | heated by turuuce, contains 1,619 35 sq. ft. only: will be sold cheap. d2-3t ‘THOS. J. FISHER & a Lee. aasene 1221 Ct, ave. TOR SALE— ASE, large sta. roi Mt. n.c., bet. 1st and 2d sta, ten fine lots at spec- | 1810°N at n.w. 1: Also, Seoucinical lots, Patterson st 1139 Goth sic. ‘Also, econuin: ts. mm st., same square as stan.w.15F above: Let-3t E. C. CUTTER & CO. KL HOUSE 49 F ST, N.W.; FRONTAND Tooms 3d floor: bat ‘bath room: rent §20.50 in advance, guite st LEON EWLY aut very low. CHAS. E. BANES, 10 OWNER, 1515 Sth 15 Sth st, 1. W BENT—UNFURN hood GUE O st. L.W., 7 rooms and bal iG, 416 Sth st. nw. HAT 3-STORY NT rick house 1918 8 ot awe: all mod. Impe; nw. £8250 1 lor and bed room 2d floor; 2 bed RINER’S, Attorney-at-Law, dete GAs, wo OUSI 30: ALL, WATE! 1102 Let. a1 BUILT, FINELY-FIN- 10 rooms. all mod. an immediate and permanent Jeb-3t TYLER TION is called to our FUR- We have some. FURNISHE! ud rent at our office. N. 738 15th st sarees py baad HOUSE, GOOD ts, Inquire of FRANK T: Je2-1m_ D AMES A. BATES, 1407 F st. bw. 246 11th st. n.w.,9r. 626 15th st. now. 101 Z4¥ 11th st. nw. 10r. 731 19th si. Or mz 14th et. Or. 4 30tn et. mW 1 “a1 7OR, JOU SALE <A EY cu A LiRST-CLASS CoNPRCTIONERY: have all machinee for c Altiress Box 137 Star offic E TOR SALE — COMP! ATE PuOTOS APHERS uth ood for amese' eevee) CalseLiOy ue nw frown a 3 pam. moh Fah SAL Tho MLAVy FRENCH PLATE stow Canes, Gy feet long. Laguire at DOWLING’ tion Bogus. a4 JOR SAL with oat ne. W hope Fe, SALE—VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY, Dear Thomas Circle: wile frontage: dewrable tor or investment. und-r rent at 880 jer month, $10,000 cash.” OW NEI Box 36 Star othce. At JOR SALE—TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK {uew): ali improvements: south front; open «rate. TREE lines cactantialiy built: cou ‘eaicat neue) dorheod : bamediate possession; 84000 cash. AD, Dext door, 009 Ust Le __ Setat QOR SALE—THE PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH: east corner of 20th and @ sta nw. (120 feet 6 ‘ob 20th st. by 70 feet on G st), Kuown as the German C.nconlia Church, consisting of the Church Building proper, the new Parsopage fronting om G st. Shh De Daeg facing on 20th ol Sale propos ks | PIOK SAL+—ONE FULLY-WARWANTED FIN ‘1 be rece! ved Lone C raod Paiso, at a banwais for cash, mySior 700 7th st tw ne wit y RK SALE—BRICK HOUSE WITH 6 ROOMS AND | 20K SALE—10 FAMILIES HOTELA OR KEES oid tod beck | F'torata taking santo OTe jp BOL and yard 1213 North Capi : RAT ee #130. gallon, “OAKLAND FARM DALI, SALE—NEW 6 ROOM FRAME, 2 SQUARES Be and F sis, aw 2 tlw from H-street cars on Bladensburg road: 61,000; | JOR SALY—ONE BREWSTER SIDEBAR BUGGY, $200.cagh balance ¢10 per month. “Owners on frm: | E* wir ind shafts, len, one good driving mare tees, oF S11 Ltn st ne. i At ell the wihale for G23." ADA ave te 2 Fok Sale ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE 87.500, J Rite two square Capitol Park, apd now Library; Beautiful New House, corner, ‘These houses are inoak pate gautly appointed in ASET US SUPREME COURT RES ‘heap, would take ifberal instalments Also. 5 Common Law Keporta Address Box 131, ae R RENT—ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ain eh between, Band C's... contmnine ¥ 7001 ‘modern wements; rent, $25. Permonth. Inguire 403 7th st mew. mysoet vite. ny Particular. and wilt make lor professional gentlewan, tache of Capi'ol. “Surround: Fes A TING BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, gentle, kiud. amd of fine action ty harpees or wnde® ar. ings delwhtful. Grand public park opposite. ‘Thes | *4lie | Inquire of Mr. Fk WEBSIEK, southeast wgaee Ar A panoary. rahe at arte ela have, trae | Server Leta Kon jean vein ATABAROATS. et ecrase atm rarer, tie have, eae sass Cae = Am Retiree a er a cancan, | TESTES eat Tee wat pe nee eu | Eee Ne, NELLARAEOR Call 7B RENT- TR Wien oie Pee?” | POR SALE — OLD-EeTAMLISNED BOOK aXB 9151, 14r., all mi. towery Store: well stocked. will sell for bell HOUSES 1 ye hhnly to CHAS. T, WOUD, 015 Penn. ave, © THE NORTHWEST ‘ection f the city, ob in down required. bs ay ithly payments. no & WALTER. a 613 F st. nw, TORY FRAME DWELLING price. $1,500. BEALL, BROWN & CO. : ___ A321 Pet TO CLO’ ESTATE—FIVE SMALL Houses. on north side of New ¥. ween 3d and 4th nw. e088. BoaT Tt aw. 4.8 26 2d st. we. 4 Te, 7 Pierce Court's. w., 31.550 JOK SALE-BARKOOM AND DINING SALOON, mod ae lite situated 118 Dustiress part ‘Addree box 103, Staroftee yea de JOR SALE — HAND-OME RKOWN MORGAN Mare, My hands © years old: without isukat falsh apocts seats sud feariees Apis et SANs ss Wutseonidovel Hotel, 340 Foon ivan Fo. So AE ESE, FANE oF Thom mtchbred baat mare. well ste or double nba the, ase band's yearn th periect Has bee Cau be seen before 7 pau. every day at 6: handsomely mini-Foon in two could be changed): a a {OK SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES look through. Titie perfect . no. eneu . eh ee eee ae $10,500. Few thousand cash and baanc: on loug me, Admittance only in afternoon. 1 W. {OR SALE—CHEAP_ONE LARGE, PINE, BL 5 21 Myrtle at. 1455 Rhode Island ave. borer. seven years old, owner about te to 37 ket yi) = bas bo Turther use fur hum. Apply 4thst n.e., ‘30 S4 D st. w.w. OF. STORES, OFFICES, &e. Store 033 F at nw. Storeand Dwelling 43 st. sw. SAUL —A FINE YOUNG BAY HORS®, SIX. is htet: ind a good driver of S00 Feitet. mw Four 5-room Brick Houses. nearly new, water and kas, renting for # each, of will exchanwe for soo proved property. Two8-room Brick Houses, moder Dearly new, on did st. n.w., lot 1UxSo; hree-story Brick House on D, near 24 st. nw.,® rs Ry for front and 850 for Tear store. y MA -s (ares). drive either single or d rooms, modern improvements, large lot, “Will. ox- eee ema Gunton. Rooms 15, ehemre. $8,000. {ais canopy Pianeton. Call at or th and Oth sts. lot 269x100; 2-2. > very little ex Properey: $10.00 east and south front. with pense can be made a paying business Brick, 11. rooms and bath, SRST eee erat teeenent Bask, 11 Tooms and bath; price, #4.250. _ if wansen & co, Je2-3t BK TANDEM TRI- i tool The above is only @ por onof the ty on m books.” For {uil list cull at off niet vexed Ok and 15th. call at office for bulletin iemaet on ell THOS. E WAGGAMAX. -ROOM BAY WINDOW brick house; all modern improvements; ceutrally located. Apply to SAM'L PULKINHULN, P. 0. Sta, C., F st. bet. 14th and Loth miyS1-1m 2017 Q ST. a cx Brooms, cellag. {OK SALE—SOREE 1639 hands 9 y; 2 Out fwuit or blew also side-bar Buss extra springs = z «! a as seat Surry, with pole and shafts” beth bear bath, furnace, handsomely Anish wood. | 350n SALEDis03 T ST. 3 STOR cate poe , 2 om a in, 503 T ST, u good coidiUou. Harutay ke, mparate oF tosethert Mk BUCHANAS, The Clarendon. very desirable and in good repal cheap. Address oF call, 809 f Ganitol st Sessa aT WORT WESE Sok T aN Mie MINE, ROOMS: | JROKSALE—A FINE YOUNG DMIVING MANET well built and finished; @ desirable aud cheap home. MAL PAKKER, 1418 F st Kind and gentle, if corner Gthand D sts. s.e., three-story brick, store horse Leen Used as a ladies’ pluton and seven rooms; all modern imps IN ements; one md Apply at Leal AM square from Peuusylvania ave. cars: $2, FOR ALE ON LTH STN. OW, BETWEEN G © 00.6 athe, Met. bet" 23th and 16ch nee SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, and H, very handsome thive-story brick 12 rooms, | BOK SALE—AN EXCEPTIONALLY HANDSOME my29-6¢ 927 F st_ | all modern improvements; nished in nrst-class man: | B*yair of Dark Bay Horse closely, matched Tee See ————— | ner throughout; weil renied ton good tenant:acood | bauds, sia years old, fine travelers sound, beth devs JOR RENT OR SALE ‘New Houser O1i-and 916 8 st. 10 rooms and | Yestineut. WALKEL & WILSUN, 1000 F st in any Maruess, aud both good waddlers A pertect bith, mod. improvenmente: rent $0 per mouih. Ia- | JVOR SALEBANGAIN AT e4.300, NINE Ooms, | Sait fortueruad oF tauly. Address WILK quire of OWNER. 510 oth st. nw. 7am beautitolly fntshed, bay Witdew; two-niory and | OMe SROn RENT NO OiE as surg | Dawemment: brick. at ‘above Te ‘etal fect ae SALE TNO. O13 F ST, SEVENTEEN ROOMS poly Rooms 4, 1331 F and in excellent condition: well suited for boarding ; | Pwmbiue.Avply Koom 4, 15531 F st F AN EXTR LY HORSE, ratlow. MM PARKER 1418 Fst. myed-dzt IVE BRICK HOUSES, X.W. 9.000 ; 4 GOOD FAMILY Wi SS me : a 200 | Suitable for light business OR RENT—UNFULNISHED— 2016 Hat. we dread wilt SetdWacaie, B00 4 Biomol oease mi Ee Pe [Aleo, 0 g008 Two-Wheel Cart. cy: 9th st... Ey SS easy terms. J. B. BELLINGEK & CO., Avis at 1211 F st. intwoon 3pm. J2.8 zk q 9a m and Spm. 52.98 Fo cA) THE Best SADDLE HORSE IN THE 2-ROOM BRICK HOU District, 1 ile. lady or child URNISI ore houses we . INO. FP. wacom eh au. Hayy powsen tice 60.900. ING. Pye SALE — Vou sTaLisit Five-VEAw OLD war ae Bay doutie ~ S75 Ltr st., bet. N é 90 Corcorau,bet. 13 & 14.100 drives OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, 4 at MCLACHLIN's 51 Als ‘arvazut Square woes mn, rove and Haat Cujute ee Het, bet. 1th & 19th Sate, Sehool SALE—NoW Ts THE TIME TO BUY. GR 19tli'st.n'rDupontcir, FH, Star oth S reduction ci: all Buuczies, Pusetows, hucriape tee SPLENDID louse of eh Trou ou lot BURIZ0 to BUsovt adiey, £5,900; wordh 80 000 WHITAKER & JORDAN, sel-st a 1417 F st JOR SALE—CHE. ap26 COUNTRY REAL ESTAT Wooieetuwa. . Good wooD FOE, SALES WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED | BIN OM yas 30-fo0t JE DAPYLE GRAY choice selections of ground sold for waut FARMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, of from one to five hundred acres, within Irum 1'to 20 miles of the city, suitable sor stock, dairy, rruit, and general farming’ purposes, at very’ low prices aid on ‘Very easy terms. Call or send for bulletin, ALSO, FUK RENT Several very desirable Country Residences, Je2-1m. Mat OL TY SHALES AGASSIZ'S PA ssociation tock Will be sold ate Dangain for Lanuediate c 1HOMAS A. MITCHELL, Wd Fatreet, 1 CH. PARKER, ‘43 and Esta. sw. OPPOSITE TH H. SXPHERD & CO., 1321 Fst. alot Zo tt F VANTED — COUNTRY HOUSE FORNISHED, | S*"—9SO. F. Wau _ | Far, Woitcustain orseastore, ‘ASdreus 01 Mans ave: | JROR SALE—AT A BARGAIN HOUSE Oi at si | std nr conta:ning 10 larze roviis; bested by furnace; | tacts Muarb.e nautels: open Mre-pluees aud all moder co Veulences: Jot 20x110; Jocated im a centnal and re- fiued neurbboruvod. "1 his property Te steel _e2-3t" OK SALE — 2 deautiful building ACRES AT ARLING’ te, on Gat, Address G, sar 2 GOODMAN OPC at Bee ‘Set-our” | Se Sueatesbis howe for a vainest ines, or yiewtau | 43, °ACL—FURMIURE AND Li ASE OF Fe, SALE—81,300 CASH AND $25 PER MON fet foom renting. For particuiars sec OWNEW 846 | Lust be sold bet a will purchase ten-room house with lot 150x260 Feb ot set-in j sey ave.and Pat, ry JOR 9st. NT CIRCLE, 8, Foon lange cellar dnd bath, lange yard, #40, ER, 1817 Q st. Je2-Be" ROOMS, MOD. ‘CAYWoop, 34 ST. nfuruished, three-story and basement brick Dwel.ing: elev ns: "rent $35, Inquire at (6 Oth st. nw. jez-3tt ‘CAPITO! 8 room Co. rooms and bath. ve 0) Porches, shade trees, pure water, &. Guly two squares | yo core (00D BUSINE = Bie romhoussyaltcery veranda tak’ aw from stunt Hattie and’ burTs aut fon | PGS Sauepoe Ar § GuOp BUSINESS. Col | Q2ou Sau) ia aie njunge trots depots fcksins Parks where deel wit Se Fee SS a ar Evgyandtgtean aye vw. monty #4000. wainseitor | QE PALM, for details? GUY Mosks. DW eoed Utes waite | a a jo AP 0 RICHARD F. EVANS, attr-at-taw, | Ba a i, di dod Bate ww. jelat™ = a We LAr... ile 7 ¢ wana ave, = “4 :. aboye' Dupont Circle, U7Sexb6: very cheap. -Apyiy't3 | 2 anal Baal 0, Serie "by the year preferred Aguip'on | horse te lice ef cath Skaetie eas price, FOLUMAC Tha OUTTA COs 1alT Une weds im 7 CHalines EaLry, Gos Thin we be | 8 Dretiney ov addrons Box 65, Foreat Gieu F- OnSkd. °" | HON epatip gots price BLSUG eee | Ba ah-at Fe SALE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS HAVE v! Je1-3t* fe ee del-6u INU. FL WAGGAMAS, 1003 F st. now. 20K SALE-CHEAP_A FINE KENTUCKY PAT. the chaicest ofthis Desntifal property and canecd | & SALE-OW RETROROETA 5 ieee ae aac | Btu BSE waroas tant ceste: Sey Went iow at prices far below what it cat be had for next | T4igGae mea Tet ¥Se'Rocuvtile pew housee Oto Hie. eri dias hoe: | RON SALE ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1114 0 ‘ST. | ge gull cheap tor cash ‘Cau be out 1507 year, ‘This is by far the mnost elexant suburb that our | 2 2 Oa aL dir. ea! gountzy seateand dat yfarms ns hear stations: other f of his Leing compelied tu leave the city, authorized us | © Le be 2402 joe. 5 to acres. COUI . LUCKETT, 835 F stv. be e fur ashort time at a i S oa 3. B. WIMER, 1313 Ft. | 20th st near” G. or Rockville, Aid 5 front on ‘Ost by a0 on ith ats wide parking’ tes | I QU. TOF | $i X : Fag tee IR SALE—19 ACRES OF GROUND % MI! house is built in the best manner witu allcouveniences, | ®125, with harnens #155. SORARESN, Guanine mere comer mee | HR owen sas data eerie | Eton Baan qneae muses na at | f apply to Bids WARNLAS OO." jei-st" | Detween 4 und 0 pam : Linco st at a sacrifice o : . jor a garden farm, It an acre, € —CHEAP—HOUSE 1116 K ST. N.W, | Boi DARK CHESTN WALKER & WALTER, | | oyp.omeoouly. = THOMAS J. RISE ECO | ae INO. F. WAGGAMAN, 1003 F st. @ roo; houses wood thesia trass 4 308 | I ern are old, te shea Ope sab aa NM hw. | ; * ‘ RENT-AT WASHINGTON cash, CB. Paxkih, AUGHLIN'S St TS—127 FEET ON EAST CAPITOL | TOR RENT ~401 P ST. WN. ER. FE TES [-3t ‘Fig and bis sow. E _6-ROUM HOUSE Wi mod. imps, in 8 very partly furnished Cottaz-, with stable and carriage house. Inguire at Koom 101, Corcoran Building jel-6* ROR TEMBER 10, WELL tol wt, jolt SALE a ALL TWO GOOD HOKSES. GAND s desirable beiguborhoud ; lot ly: 2 youd two-borwe wae KR RENT—J. LY 1 TOSe Furished iiouse: eax, water. milk. ice, vexetables, | SOXLN, Pract, €4,000. ji co-uf ail @280 ‘Address Box is, Charlotiesvilic, Vas Jel-ec Ot 2 JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 1003 F st . FR eNT—2 PAKS. TS PRID SacE—House: » ite Gconee'e County. Md 14 nites trom Washoe | B'Y30t Kat awed. 420G st. wba saddle Horses and Polo Ponies, cor inart 4 b. bank on the ann; 60 timber; new house, $ rooms, tenant's house, 2 rocmms and attic; barn 5ux30 feet: corn-crib, &e,; runuing water 1 every field (4 felds): railroad station aud county #-at 3 miles. ML EP. MccENEY, 36,000 1. 10rs.. 8.000 2S an ‘acres in white-oak arways: well in yard: WAKN LK & COCKS, of Meadow Brook Farm, Kausen, have tor sale Us week at 24 Md. ave. #.w., UF. 4335 U at, u.w., Sr. = 023 Portner Pisce.6 518 Pieree Place, Gi 19 2dst. n.e.,7r..... 153 Est. nw., Or. $1.85. Sey vtu as Spt Loton 15th north of R. I. fe. N.w., 24x] ne D: wary, wall, 6.00. b.'h. WARiERS CO: oe: (Succemor to 3 fa HK SALE—TWO CHOICE LOTS. 50: EACH; Nos 7 and 8 in Block 4. Ivy City, for $330 each. TH. SIPHERD & CO. oR SALE—CHEAP—CHEAP_ FOUR BEAUTIFU: Fiicts on bast Capitel and adiscont stat outy 1s por foot, worth 20." WHILAKSH & JORDAN, 1417 F at. FS. SALE—CHEAP—LOOK! FIVE LOTS, 13350. five lots, 12x63. Cor, 7th and fats, a borhood about a month ago, and in a few days bor- rowed @ cup of sugar. When she returned it 1t Wasn't nearly so ful. After two or three such experiences my wife set tbe cup away, and when she returned for another loan sent’ back the same quantity. It was still lighter when it was returned, and after two weeks passing back and forth, my'wife handed it out at last witu less than a ip it.” “How much was in it when the woman sent it home?” queried a listener. “Not a single grain—they had washed the cup!” Levant Buon Appears in # thousand different forms and causes 8 ‘vast amount of suffering. Scarcely s single person is entirely free from its effecta, Hence the necessity of a reliable blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which eradicates every impurity, and gives to the blood vi- tality and health. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, bumors, boila, pimples, and all other affections caused by impurities oF poisonous germs in the blood. Hood’s Saraaparills also overcomes that tired feeling, creates D appetite, cures dyspepsia, biliousness and head ‘ache, and builds up the whole system. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA ‘Sold by all druggists. $1: six for @5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Szuurxa: Szuma: Sue: ALWAYS BELLING BARGAINS, ia a CHARLES EAKLY, eran? OOS 14th st mw. F%. SALE—CHEAP—1 LOT, 20x68; ALSO, 1 LOT, 32x40. 7thand K sts ne. He2-3E ert a 2 7 Fe, SALE-—FINE BUILDING SITE FOR SMALL | 714 houses, northwest cor, 20th and E sts. n.w., 86 | 174° feet front on E, aud 33.3 on 2Uth, improved by frame | 2133 renting $15; price $4,100. Apply Ruom 4, 1331 F | 2219 Ps sete | 1513 : ty 2 27 I wt, 7 r& store... CHARLES EARLY, ii ket, 7 Ts. Stable, jel-1m. Gos 14that ni. | Poe g ful hac apis tw WESCOTT & WILEOX, FOR SALE LOT NEAR DUPONT CIKCLE Fou | _Je2 1907} 500; very cheap. RENT—BRICK, 16 L 8T. N.W.. 6 ROOMS, r CHARLES EARLY, 5.40: ‘int ply Ooo tee. | 2 Soancach und waies ¢10°3) 16 ‘Fenton, new, — y CHAS. 8. SHRE’ PGS AE at LST (CHAKLES Ea RENT—NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICK _sel-Lm (G03 14th at. n.w. Vite: overlooking city, Ay millon en Oo, SALE-LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL WITHIN | YMce convenient to, cara. os gL A. 8. CAYWOOD, 910 Oth at. n.w. yess E two squares of the Capitol, from $700 to 81,000. A re to hase choice lots at Siddeurse INO. ee WAGGAMAS, 1008 Fst seat 401150, ON 7TH ST. ‘coal vault in front. T. RENT—LKICK HOUSE, 338 18T ST. N. Fok uy ist |.E., IN ‘bnpe; trout 1 4 GALLIGAN, 230 lat ge nee ae Fretrcoaed, cast ade wens Wattucy tives ateeecat, ‘Dasisess ‘ag. betier, property: fias'e substantial value in at velbiey ata low price ‘and easy terms. GEO. W. LINKIN ‘ele 26th aud Hate, Fuge a AT, A BARGAIN-AHREE CHOICE th between at and N, Ai age e100 fest to e's oer atic wil be rats cheep te Br "HOS. 9: nk BALE_CHEAP— nares or Parts of Squares in Bur. Pantene West Wi oe OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE 1908 F ST. N. it moderate, References until October 1. Kent role F 10. Sie. 125.00|ts year Site aw a my26-1m_ | 222000 Biel shy Rerbuay ‘CHANCE FOR ‘MENT— D. W.8t. 8T.3.>. + st Ried seas pov ot oe nogen Sacer | 2a pe Se ae ce. Sire See 2 5 18-33 /7-8 Gordon sve, Pie far stg A. 8. CAYWOOD, 910 9th st. nw, FRE SO tal | myaa-tw Basement O16 F strecti.w. | my31-6t* i Meudie Horses Pat 6 18 | J7OR SALE— ? 1d see them. my 30-10e° 2 fine Country Seat of 25 acres, improved by, QE SALE A :ECOSR HAND. DRAG, MADE: BY Jarwe double frame house Toots, beautift dante, of Puiladelyiiia, iu exc rualtion located, ou au clevation in ‘& grove ot five old. forest BAU. To be seen at B i. WAKDIIo> niaties Oaks: all necemary outbuildines, fue water, ‘ood orchard, only ten-iuinutes’ wals from Silver: Spring Station, ‘Metropolitan Drache For fal particulars apply t Ket ay 30-0 4 ng some fine banvains in Upright Pi- Bios that shoud Ge secn to be apy rectated, abd'un the terms most couvenient ts the buyers We take a speciatty of exchausing, and are now rte few Feat banca’ to Corus Xo Cachan foe Scuafe Panties Yap ucuite ot any ualance at 60 prot aout, Good values given for good Square Pianos THE PIANO LXCUANGE WALEROOMS, 422 Gon at, my26-1m ; wiTH ‘Fittinle erounds and's tegeisbie eetiee at pimsied springs near house. Glendale, Ma, on B. and trom Washington; reut inoderate. Apply to G.¥ AILEL. 1211 Gst, orto my26-2w A JONES, Postmaster at Glendale, POe RENT A LANGE buICK MANSION, wiTit grounds overiookiug Washington: half mile from my30 OK SALE—ONE BEAUTIFUL UPiIGHT WITH fancy carvings, exgun.te tone S200, cheap at 84255 100k ton: 2 porth on my oid hasd uy Fuck S100. ome’ Uys te railroad station; 12 “rooms; newly painted and Ore felt ee cal at atte foe ate eee, | ue second ts Fut he Upraht Gly Papered; kitchen, four Tome: orchard, "witha 013th ell “THOSE WAGGAMAN. | HUGO WOKCH & CO. Nhwi. mw. ay d-om Rescues, quinces, pears. &c. Apply to Dr. G. Wi CHL = = JOR SALE—HAND-FED, YOUNG, MALE MOC! COOK, 3 Thomas circle. Ap2B-6u" UTAPUL S-ROOM COTTAGES, 4 ug bards, Only €2.50 each, have also young parrute rooms ous floor, with ell mod. day the Queen Anne style; south fronts: 1 Yo-foot paved ales. Flewuut surround oF cars: and in the imined 5 Will bs sold at the low price of JOR SALE Ok KENT—NEW SEVEN-ROOM COT tage, at “Brookland,” 23 miles from city, on Met. mich bs. & O. Rt sconveuient to station.” rood cal- larand attic. “Apply to LEIGHTON & PAILO, trus- SCHALD's BKY STUKE, S17 12th ae JOR SALE-LADIES YOU CAN PURCHASE A ‘hne gold watch by jomning the Home Wate Club at = aa my S00 it take iate.y. ise sual paymenite ct 81 per weeky Gisuctds, sued FRAEM_FOu SALE INP. G, CO, MD Siar MN TNOTE WAGGAMAN, 1003 Fat, | jewelry on tae same plat W'S TARPS doe ounce from Beltsville, on ¥. & O, Katiroad, 58 scres 101m | Zour SALECANYLUDY IN SEANCH OF A oooD Baltimore oifice 110 8. keoward std. FLAN N- Sood: balance cleared: Aneiy watered. small fuvestuwent oF a cosy home, shouid lock at 1010 _ Food fos and peiehporhood, si-oining farm of Bea: | Jydt'se tt. twyssry tay" windoe pitas ESS DUCKETT, es ae OP), Adare | Sil uodern buprovements,’ good lot, stable Re: only ensburg, P. G. Co., Md_ my2i-Lm Kk SALE OR EXCHANGE — A GRAND STOCK Sis ierte taut dur ooeentcacae RS snicoste <i6 Sea ES farm of 1,000 scree, beastifelly loosed te Marg. | 20-2 _ii6Fasrace_ ei ee wot 73 ood \LE—A NEW 2-STORY. BACK-BUILDIN( Janaing, 7 dwellin. Jj barns. healthy good eagnbor. po Rey eh hs rick House 2023 Fort: ameter; puiley 45x14 in. face; mms. abouts eee A TRILL IPR TaD Ye eee eittlt, 1% | per Place: price @LSIS. &2,000 cash, balance at di | IB-hurw power’ “Atzel 10th si tow. may -owe nilleg_1e A. PHILLIPS 1410 N.Y. re mys | eee os dhie ae Shesuure paises | bere bewer._A oe B SALEGAITHERSDURG, MoNTOOMERE | f2r9 Auelgure,. Iti utted up with Lenutful chundo- | VOR SALE WE KELP CONSTANTLY ON its att SURREY geet dacteNtion feoterate ee eS shicchome fr ny one dove spe such a rupert «~3 Bes toe WEAbiNGuAM 6 Con lass ist. desiring to build. This property is Ammediste 4 Pos x a fable property offered within the iveotporaned | (Successor wo Danenhower & Sou), 11f9 ¥ at. a6. Gk SAE—OR, EXCHANGE-THE “Lanauat limits, ‘Aslots have been much sought afterin this | _™20-2W stuck of bew chd second. hald carriages, DagKicn, Iocality fa psat w than elevation feet Saou, village carts aud bactees ih clip, best tertuny above W: tide ndisputabie 20 | E’Very desirable new 8-room 1 tise, ores and Dugay for Party leaving’ city. W.ts . B. BRO! th ‘ime ‘on South Caroline ave. near Peausyiveniaave. | GEYER, 466 Pu ave iw. repli” sen; beautiful locatio, wise eouvenicnt t0 | Bon BALE—TO Mi ORTEWESE ° ara, her {tarket. Houses en Gos. Potoxovs Coswerics Sat ios Ine to Cua De b PE farm; price 19¢. quart: Up it — tJ ROT ESS F my 22 Ne \ a . that they got their Toilet Powders FREE FRO! ‘SALE Stove. ibe most coomomical in uae, over Bu 4 Fo economical ti tse ah rs fi ar = Jereut Kinds suitable for fuusiuies, uc telg remtauraa te FREEMAN'S MEDICATED FACE POWDER is unten sae oe ore’ beaters bot pistes, waruiiig closets for panties harmless as the dew, preserves and beautifies natural- br Rot water geuerators, Sc. Over 5,000 iu. use in tae ly. Properly applied cannot be detected. ‘The follow- Ba ek Seeeeee city. or nate by CG CA -d10 4th st.: HP. Stone, 7ihand Late; Pate Ge ee ra | eats tore Sinatra apar ttle ave. ‘Drew, ‘and AeaTEa En oe Se ot ven mae Dama, Tee ta Nop Sresming Soaraas ‘Gente Cama. MaRS Teper ota of woods, and wal at ot