Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1888, Page 6

eT : THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY; JUNE 21, 1888—SIX PAGES. a . i a) BARON LAND 2 Dt IS cE NN aA Rt A EO eat At i es TO a LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Brdlenttons for the % hours commencing af 8 Pw. ‘the District of Colum! rane, ay Jana, and Vi fat to fresh easterly winds, Decoming 2 ‘temperature, fair ‘Weather followed by local rains. ‘Storacr Rooms for rent, rooms of all sizes In- Quire of W. B. Moses & Sons, 11th and F streets. wi Repccep another lot of fine Suiting to $20 to onder Erameas mom, cor. 7Uh and Ee ‘Manufacturing Tatlors and ‘Clothiers, Gas Cooxrne RaNaEs, at SHEDD & BRO.’ wi » & LoTuRor make a spectalty of Wire- Window Screens to omer, and use the est mate- Fials—solid walnut, cherry, and ash. Best wire, Dest work, and lowest price. Estimates free. Frssai's Ice © A Goop INvEsTMENT 15 offered in square 712, qxiginal Jota 1 18, 17. 16, and sub lot 43, compris. 68,000 feet. We Will'seli tn Dulk at figures far ‘anything tn that section. Apply to owners, R. Harris & Co., 432 7th st. a. A LARGE Live of Pantalooning at $5 to order. EIseMAN BRos., cor. 7th and E, Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers, ‘Lawy VASES AND SETTEES, at SumpD & Bro.’s, Fra Portnarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, ‘Wiis Ice Co.'s Penobscot los—red wagons, ‘Surms that sold at $20 now $15. Emwemas Bros., cor. 7th and Manufacturing Tailors and Gas Frrrenes, at SHRDD& Bro.’s. 7 CITY AND_DISTRICT. A banquet was given last night by the local counctis, to the executive board, Independent Order of Chosen Friends, which has’ been holding 19 annual session at the Rizes house. ‘A number of young men of East Washington have formed a social and pleasure club, called the “Cameo” Cinb. ‘The officers are: Wik, Boswell, nt; Willard Crawiord, vice president; Rrovert creenwell secretary; Dante! Hughes, teas: urer; Harry Bayly, sergeant-at-arms. At the athletic exlubition for the benefit of Gar- fleld Hospital, at the National Theater, saturday eventug, the Marine Band will furnish tnusic. ‘The new rails for the Washington and George- town Railroad Company Will not be laid as soon as was expected. An extension of time has been ranted. Siar WKEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World Js offered free to every hew subscriber for one year fo the WKEKLY Stak. It 1s a handsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than ‘Joo colored maps and diagrams, and contains a wealth of general information, Ste advertise- ment in another column —— ‘The Short Honeymoon. WHAT MR. AND MES. SWEENEY SAY ABOUT THEIR ‘TROULLES. ‘The dimcuities between Thomas J. Sweeney and his wife, which led to the husband's being locked out in the street Tuesday night, as stated in yes. terday'sSrax, will probably be brought into the courts, as both Mr. irs. Sweeney told a Stan reporter today that tMy intended entering suit for a divorce. Mrs Sweeney stated that after thetr marriage they lived on Capitol Mil until she could no longer stand the treatment he subjected her to, when she moved to her father's for protection. ‘The furniture, which she sald was not paid for, ‘was removed ‘piece by plece. Mr. Anderson, the father of Mrs. Sweeney, stated that he locked the door against Sweeney Tuesday night to protect himself and family from Sweeney. who had made threats and had gone, as he ad reason to believe, 498 a pistol. Mr. Sweency, on the other hand, stated to the reporter that’ the whole troubie arose from the conduct of his wife. On the night when he was locked out he did not go to the noF for a pis- tol, Dut went out with afri-nd. His subsequent actions were by the advice of a policemaa, aud he broke the door down in the morning because he had a fight to enter his own house. — ‘The Democratic Clubs. Ata meeting of the Columbia Democratic Club last ight Wm. Dickson, M. L Weller, W. H. Clagett, Chas. A. Elliott, and Ml. A. McGowan were appointed as members of the executive committee for the ensuing year. Messrs. Law- rence Gardner, M. I. Weller, Richard H. Syives- ter, Watson Boyle, E. W. Anderson, W. H. Clagett, and Chas. A. Elliott were appointed to represent the club at the meeting of democratic associations im Baltimore July 4 ‘The alternates are H. W. Garnett, BB. King, R. W. Fenwick, T. a. Lam: dert, Franklin Barrett, W. P. ell, and if. Hi. Bar- ker.” Lawrence Gardner was also appointed to ut the club as a member of the central committee of the organization of state and local democratic clubs. Wm. Dickson, Joun 8. Miller, M. L.Weller, J. H. Dgyie, and M. A. McGowan were and entertain the national city. ‘The club adopted resolutions endorsing th nomination of Cleveiand and Thurman. Al a meeting last night of the Young Men's Democratic Club, J. Fred. Kelley presiding, an in- ¥itation of the Jackson Democratic Cluo, to ac- company it to the Baltimore Fourth ot July con- ‘Was accepted. President Kelley was elected ‘to represent the club at the conference of local democratic organizations, called tor the Purpose of forming a District league. ———__— Sales of Heal Estate. John Farnsworth has bought of John Hocke- meyer, for $12,500, sub lot 23, sq. 339, property 19 feet 11 inches on © street and 100 feet on 10th street. Priscilla W. Page has bought of Harvey L. Page, for $21,000, sub lot 8, sq. 92, property at the northwest corner of Connecticut avenue and K Street northwest, fronting 121i feet on R street and 363, on Connecticut avenue. — Nertheast Washington and the Hail- read Quession, ‘To the Eaitor of Tux: Evextxe Star: Apparently assuming to speak for Citizens’ As- sociation, No. 3, in Tuesday evening's Stax, W. C. D. says: “After the Senate comtnittee had refused tocompel the Baltimore and Ohio to adopt that (he Eastern Branch) route, most of us came to the conclusion that the only hope of getting any relief was to let the Baltimore and Ohio come in on 3d street and tunnel under the hill.” Most of ‘Whom does he mean, and what ure the terms of the refusal to which he refers? If “us,” means himself and three others, 1¢ may be true, but if it mtly to the Eastern Branch route, ine Senate comimittee has refused to com: petits adoption, why has such refusal not been re. | Tepresentative committee accordi Pofnstractions: Sce* a ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: J. H. ‘Marr to C. H. Parker, pt. 4, sq. 538; $—. M. Plater et al, trustees, to Mary C. Fitch, subs 30 and 31, ‘Nichols property; $2,373.00. Mary E. Noland to Pauline Gerhard, sub 31, sq. 1020; $1,927.27. W. W. Metcalf to K. W. Willfains, pt. 7, bik. 18, T. and B.'s sud Pleasant’ Plains; 8. “Brooke to Christina Bostrom, subs 3 and 34, sq. S02; $2,650. PrisciiLa to Annobel O. Page, suv 92, sq. 133; $4,000. John Hockmeyer to John Farns- Worth, sub 23, sq. 330; $12,500. A.A Chapin to Anna Rodier, sub 7%, sq. 987; $2,900. H. L Page to P. W. Page, sub 8 sq. 92; $21,000. W.S. Cox to W. M. Clayton, sub 87, sq. 713; $2771 CH Alderman to W. M. Chilton ‘et al, pt. 6, Mills es: tate; $100. nema, ‘Tux Livg-Stock MakxET.—At the Union Stock | Yards yesterday there were 373 cattle on the mar- Kee and 2x3 were sold to butchers, asfollows: Best sold from 3 to S¥c. per pound; und a few extra fine brought a shade higher; good sold from 43 per pound; medium sold from 4t04%c. ‘common sold from 3 wo 3%c. per pound: 66 ‘shipped to Baltimore market; 24 over sold 1,220 sheep and lambs on the market and ‘as follows: Oid sheep sold from 3c. to 4c. per pound; lambs sold from Se. to 72. per pound; cows | and calves, sold from $15 to $40 each. Market tor | all kings of stock was duil. | ——____ Suicur Fings.—At 9:50 o'clock last evening fire Was discovered in the shed tn the rear of 1114 20th strect,caused by spontaneous combustion, but no ‘was done.——At 10:10 o'clock a fire took Place ia ‘the house of Henry Scott, 2107 N street, and it was extinguished Dy the members of Truck company B. The loss was about #15.—Yester- $ay afternoon the fence at sue bans ball grounds, 3 Capitol strects, was siigbtly dam- aged by fire. : i 8 THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON. Academy of the Sacred Heart. ‘The commencement exercises of the Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary took place last evening ‘at St, Dominic’s Hall. An attractive musical and iiterary entertainment was given by the pupils. Honors and premiums were distributed as tollows: Honors of second graduating class: Misses Anna M. Burns, Myrtle L. Buraine and Bridget Daily; gold medals, Misses Bridget Daly, M. A. Brown, Anna McVarer, Jennie Sands, Lizzie Rhodes, Katie Keane, Lizzte I. Yeatman, Grace Johnson, Ada Mc- Devitt, Alice Daly, Maggie Robertson, Premiums in the senior classes were: First class, Misses Emma Dermody, Lizzie Yeatman, Sal- Me Yeatman, Regina Fowler, Mary Jane Lioyd, Mary’ Mefuerny. "Second clase ‘ainses Grace’ Jonnson, Alice Katie Katie Keane. Emma and Jennie Hutton, Interniediate classes, Miss Anna MeVarey, Ada McDevitt, Mary May Harvey and Mary Hammer. Second class, Misses Genevieve Petty, Rove McInerny, Mamie Keane. class, Misses Euleen Young,’ Mamie Shea, Grace Fowler, Mary ‘Stewart, Rose Welch, Carrie Bessler, Lizzie Ran- [pater perros aay arora are inion classes—First class: Misses Adah Burtt, le Shea, EMle Young, Mary Carey, Fow- ter, Blanche Wood, Thera MeDevite May Ry Helen Senetler, Berna it ‘second Class: Misses Kat! igdon, Katie Khodes, Lula ‘Witmsatt, Nellie Johnson, Rosalie Hill, Marie Har- vey, Lizzie Sulliv: Maggie Green, Theresa ‘Stewart, Angela , Pauline Brown, Third class: Misses Annie Dermody, Lily Hammer, Tenie ‘Hill Fourth class: Misses Nora Daly, Mabel Cul- len, Nellie Twomey, M: Keane, Marte Burns. Crowns were con: ‘upon Misses Grace John- fon. Alice Daly, Ada McDevitt, Lizzie Yeatman. Premiums tor excelience on Misses Grace Jobnson, Alice , Anna McVarey, Ada Mc- Devitt, "For ornamental neediework—Misses Myrtle Burdine, Grace Johnson, Bridget Daly, Mary A, Brown, ‘Katie Keane, Mamie Shea, Mamlé Keane, Mary Stewart, Alice fe St. Vincent's School. The stxty-third annual distribution of premiums of St. Vincent's School was held this morning at the National Rifles’ Armory. There was a large attendance of the friends and parents of the pu- Pils, and the exercises, which began at 10 o'clock, Were interesting. Rev. Father Walter delivered the closing address. Premiums were awarded as follows: Fourth dection, aft class_Annie Evans, Katie Callahan, Annte Casteleger, inson, Lilie Vibond, “ierest Ballard’ Mabel: Markriter Gertrude Thyson, Violet Bigelow, Rachel Cassassa, Mary B. Brown, ‘Irene Leeper, Belle Fitzpatrick, Mary Smith, Lillte Tegotia, Mary Gatty, Katte Mil- Vick, Teresa Cassassa, Mary Ballard, Ltlite Casti- nette, Blanche Thyson, Katle Ratto, Annie Jones, $ictoria Cassassa, Ethel Launt, Lizzie Leeper, Rosé Smith, Katie Bruzzolaro, Julia Cooney, Mary Mo- Tiarity, Ada Newmeyer, Mary Rabbitt, Nora Brag- harr, Katte Johnson, and Annie Bruzzbiaro, Fifth class, second division—Maggie Fitzpatrick, Eva Casteleger, Lilie Haas, Mary Stewart, Helen Magee, Marie Ligneal, Rose Reese, Joslé Hess, ‘Tinano Desto, Liste Patmer. Fifth class, frst division—Blanche Conners, Katle Phelps, Katie Bishop, Lilile O'Connell, Helen Shehan, Mary Zerega, Maggie Dunn, Bessié Ryan, Fourth class, second division—Katie Holmes, Mary Farquahar, ‘Teresa Sauter, Mary Colbert, Winetrid Foiey, Teresa Zerega, Fourth class, Second diviston—Kate Barker, Mat- te Parker, Maud Morehead, Sadie Fill, Florence Bingh sm, Josephine Glotzner, Blanche Vandoren, Jennie Brooks, Mary McCarty. Fourth class, first division—Agnes Jobensen, Mary Smoot, Mary Myers, Isabel Johensen, Mary Hartnett, Mabel Evans, Minnie Hartford, Regina Becker, Gertrude Adamson, Annie Martin, Josie Sheban, Kutle Mullaney, Mary Devereux, Lizzie Plunkett, Corinne O'Connor, Mary Byrnes, Lizzie Newmeyér, Daisy Hammick, ‘Third class, third division—Datsy Ryan, Josie Sullivan, Katie Foley, Barbara Sauter, Annie Free, Allee Hail, Nora Nicholson, Mary Daly, Florence Farnum. ‘Third class, second division—Carrte Hickey, Maggle Myers, Gertrude Holtman, Florence John- son. Katle Moriarty, Jennie Deil, Mary Hayden, Lilie Mussanti, hird class, ‘rst division—Mary Phelps, Annie Daly, Nellie Schermerhorn, Tillie Evans,’ Mabel Deil, Annie Coltins, S-cond class, third diviston—Lottie Brown, Sarah McMahon, Ella Harvey, Lizzie Lynn, Mary Gannon, Second class, second division—Salite Marstellar, Eloise Trigg, AnnieFoley. Secona class, nt division — Minnie Phelan, Helen Becker, Ella Healy, Mollie Mi First class, first division—Lizzle Mason, Sadie Fitzpatrick. Graduating honors—Gold medals and crowns awarded to Katie Kerby, Alice Glusta, Nannie Scanian, and Alice Mangas. Premiums in music, painting, drawing, embrotd- ery, and plain sewing—First class: Alice Glusta, Alice Mangan, Lizzie Mason, Minnie Phelan, Lizzié Lynn, Jennie bell, Gertrud:’Hoitman, Kaul ‘Kerby, Nannie Scanian, Marry Gannon, Mollie Madigan, Josie Sullivan, Mabel Dell, Florence Johnson, ‘Second class—Helen Becker, Eloise Laigg, Saran McMahon, Annie Foley, Lovie Brown, Sallie Mar- stellar, Ella Healy, Ella Harvey, Mary Phelps, Annie'Free, Barbara Sauter, Sadie Fitzpatrick, Lilue Evans, Nora Nicholson, Annie Collins, Lilie Mussantl, Magsie Myers, Mary Daly, Alice Hall, Florence Farnum, Annie Daly, Mary Hayden, Car: rie Hickey, Katie Foley, Daisy Ryan. PROMOTIONS. To senior class, Miss Lizzie Mason; to division of first class, Minnie Phelan, Helen Becker, Ella Healy and Moliie Madigan. ‘To first division, sec- ond class, Salle Marsteliar, Eloise Trigg and An- nie Foley; to second division, second class, Lizzie ‘Lynn and Mary Gannon; to third division, second class, Lottie Brown, Ella Harvey, Sarah MeManor, Annie ‘Daly, Tellie’ Evans, Annie Collins, Nellie Schermerhorn, Mabel Dell.’ To first division, third class, Mary Phelps, Jennie Dell, Liltie Mussantt, Mary Hayden, Piorence Johnson, Katie Moriarty; to Secoud division, third class, Maggie Myers, Florence Farnum, ‘Carrie Hickey, Katie Poley, Gertie Holtman, Barbara Sauter, Mary Daly, Alice Hall, Annie ‘Free, ‘Nora Nich olson, Daisy “Ryan, Josie Sullivan: to third’ division, third’ class—Datsy Hammick, Corinne O'Connor, Lizziv_Newmeyer, or Becker, Mary Deveux, Lizzie Plunkett, Mary Hart- nett, Mary Byrne, Annie Martin, Gertrude Adam- son, Josie Shean, Katie Mullaney, Mabel Evans, Agnes Johensea, Isabel Jouensen. To first divi: ‘sion, fourth class—Katle Barker, Josephine Glotz- ner, Florence Bingham, Mary McCarty, Winetrid Foley, Mary Colbert, Katte Holmes, Matte Par- ker, Maud Morehead, Sadie Fill, Jennie Brooks, Maty Farquahar, Teresa S.uter, ‘Teresa Zerega, Blanche Vandoren. To fourth class, third divi- Slon-pBlanche Conners, Katte Puelps, Mi Dunk Liihe O'Connell, Lilie Palmer, Helen 5! ban, Mary Zerega, Bessie Ryan, Hielen Magee, a OP. Premiums Were also distributed to the orphans. SKILL AND TASTE, The display of plain and fancy needlework, Painting and drawing of the pupils of St. Vincent's Was in the school butiding and was much admired. Prizes were awarded to Miss Lizzle Magon, Nannie Scanian, Alice Mangan, Alice Guista, Kate Kerby, die Fitzpatrick, Neilie Schermerhorn, J .livan, Mabel Dell, Jennie Dell, Lizzi¢ Lynn, Minnie Pieian, Mary “Gaunan, Gertie Holtman, Florence Jounson, Mary Phelps, Helen Becker. Elotse Trigy, Ella Healy, Alice Hall, Aanle Free, Florence Farnum, Norali Nicholson, Tillie Evans, Annie Collins, Lotue Brown, Barbara Sauter, Sarah McMahon, Ella Harvey, Annie aod Mary Daly and Lillie Mus:nu, Carrie Mowbray, Bertha Newhouse, Louise Mitcliel} Mary Campbéil, Annie and Mary Grant, ‘Carrie Merritt, Hester Lusby, Laura Wilbur, Nellie Yates, Lucy Hughes, Ada and Alice Brooks, ‘imma Evans and Mary Weidman. ‘The Academy of the Visitation. At the closing exercises of the Georgetown Acad- ‘emy of the Visitation last evening, honors and pre- miums were distributed as follows: Graduating medals were conferred on Misses Su- sie Crawford and Ada Clark. Miss Crawford re- ceived medals for Christian doctrine and natural sclences,and premiums for intellectual philosophy and history, and Miss Clark medals for philosophy and history, and a premium for natural sciences, Other awards were as follows: Christian doctrine medals, Misses Grace Dummann and Marie Hall; premiuins, Misses Julia Pleasants, Birdie Lana: Gfrtie Forsa, Maggie: Horuibrobke Ade Jones ae: hes Weider,” May Heep, Constatice ‘Smith, Rose Conway. Sophie Jonson, Teresa Hugues, Martha Palms, Nellie Gleason, Beatrice Chandler, Mary Corrigan, Kate Malan, Louise Ritchie, Helen Bowi- ing, Cecella O'Donoghue, Annie Travers, Helen Mc- carthy, “Mi cCarthy, Kate Lyddane. Bx sequo—Mary Waggaman, M Lyddane, Julia Donnelly, Lulie Alexander, Dammann, Julia Donnelly, Lukee Dyer, May Smith, Nellie Rachei Sinith, Nellie La Gorce, Carrie De Kingo. Disuagulsbed~Mury Goodfellow, Mal- lan, Mamie Fenion, Eloise White, Eva Russell, Leva Welder, Kitty Moran, Mary Hale, Louise Massey, Beruia Palme Paulette Keener, Annie janlon, C 'y, Lily Cropley, May Alexan- der, Maude MeCabili, ‘Beatrice Carden. English studies—Misses Lulle Russell, Ad. Jones, *hilomena ue~ street, lary Goodfellow, Caroline SUOFy, Au say elder, Kate Russe! Elizabetn Lyon, May ‘hinanda ‘Neal! Werner, Laura Payne, Flora Auerbach, Genille Ander, Maude Mccanilt Green. Kose N Matheunatics—: Cunnti Jennie cdaiss Agnes MécQuads Goodiellow, and jus 1h each class. Elocution--Pretutums, "Misses" Sesto ‘Crawford, i 2 § i i | AN IMPORTANT ARREST. A Notorious Negro Burglar Captured. A GREAT DEAL OF JEWELRY AND OTHER STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED. Detectives Carter and Mahon made an important arrest yesterday by the capture of the notorious ‘Regro burglar James Moore, with several aliases, who, it 18 thought, has been robbing houses in va- rious partsof the city, and especially in East Washington. In connection with the arrest the Officers recovered considerable jewelry besides $45 in cash, and a number of miscellaneous articles. Hes an expert burglar and has done time in Al- Dany for robberies committed in this city. He is ‘the famous umDfella thief. He had a rope ladder, on the ends of which were iron hooks. An exten- ‘sion handle wag connected with an umbrella, by means of which ladder be raised and Hci ont ne momar wine oe no Durglary at the house of De Wittinwe aed in Feb. Tuary last he returned trom Albany after serving three years, ‘He is tuirty-seven years old. TUE CLUE. About five weeks ago the house of Messrs. Fred. A. Grant and Walter Grant, No. 208 East Capitol ‘Street, was entered and robbed of a gold and silver Watch and some money. Two weeks ago the gold Watch stolen from Mr. Fred. A. Grant on Which were his initials, turned ‘up in Wm, Mc- :y's pawnshop in West Washington, where the Prisoner had pawued it.” He saw fue initials o8 the watch and he pawned It in the name of Frank A. Gross, which he gave to nd with the initials, “Mr. McAuley gave the oMcers s good exeription of tue man, but they were unable to locate bim for the time being. After the Grant robbery several others followed, and the detec- ves were puzzied as to who was doing the work, ‘as it was evidently being done by an expert, REPRESENTATIVE GRIMES ROBBED. Yesterday morning Representative Grimes, who lives at tne house of Mra. Jones, No. 13 1st street northeast, visited police headquarters and re- that about 5 o'clock yesterday morning the jouse Was entered and robbed of a gold watch and chain and $50 belonging to the Congressman; a cuff button and $5 belonging to Katie Barr, the Servant, and @ napkin ring belonging to Mrs. Jones. "The bufgiar secured the watch and chain and the $50 without being discovered, and he then ent IN M188 BARR’s ROOM, The young Woman was awakened by the noise he made, and thought he was the colored servant im the house, She got a good look at the man, and Seeing he wag a stranger she was afraid to make in outery. The negro was on his knees looking Unrough @ washstand near the foot of the young Woman's bed, and almost every instant he would look over the'bed at the young lady to see it she Was awake or not. Finally, after securing what Plunder he could, the negro'left the house. ON THE TRAIL The detectives investigated the case and located the negro at the house of Charles and Mary Sullivan, colored, No. 818 Freeman’s alley south- West. Mary Sullivan ts Officer Block’s washer- woman, and the detectives invited Ofticer Block to go Wit! them to uer house. THR ARREST. Upon their arrival at the house the officers found ‘Moore, and placed him under arrest. He resisted, and, after some trouble, ue was taken to the fourth Precinct station, where the pawn ticket for Mr. Gran’s watch was found on him. The young Woman above mentioned fully identified hun as the man who was in her room yesterday morning, and tue pawnuroker had no doubt about lis veing the man who pawned the watch, Mary Sullivan, che wasuer woman, denied having any: "knowl of the presence on her premises of any stolen pi Moore wus ‘then informed by the officers tuat he had been fully identified, and they questioned him closeiy regarding the whereabouts of the balance of the roperty. He told them that if Maty Sullivan anything belonging to him she would give it {co them; Dut she claimed that she knew nothing Of Mis property. Se told the officers that Moore had tol s them What was not so, and on account of the confidence placed in her, tier house was not then searched, and she steered them off by re- {erring them %o anotner colored woman in South Wasnington. FINDING TRE STOLEN PROPERTY. After spending some time there the officers re- turned to Sullivan's house and made a thorough search. Im several places about the house they found pleces of stolen Jewelry and $45 In money, and Ued up in an old sock in tie yard they founda quantity of Jewelry. Among the goods recovered Were a gold Watch and chain belonging to Mr. Fred. A. Grant; a silver watch and chain belong- ing to Mr. Waiter Grant; a goid and silver watch and chain and other property, siglen fro the par sonage of Si. Stephen's church, belonging to Father Wilson, of Harper's Ferry; a'sliver watch, which the prisoner says he obtained in atrade in Alexan- dria; « Waterbury wateh, which the prisoner does not claim; a gold thimble with the initials, “H. A. ‘T.;” wiov of jeweiry stolen from Chas. W. Geddes, oft’ No, 220 Ist street northeast; two pen-Kuives, @ number of cuff buttons and other Small pieces of Jewelry, Which nave not been iden- Uflea, A few days azo Moore called at police headquarters and asked for a pistol which was taken from him three years ago. He sald that he did not want the umbrella; that he had no use for it now, as he had enough ad was going to lead an houest life. “He is heid at the station and will De taken to the Police Court to-morrow. Relief from the Hot Spell. A PROSPECT OF COOLING SHOWERS TO-DAY. ‘The Signal Service observers said this morning that the conditions are favorable to-day for local showers. There 1s. quantity of moisture in the air andthe temperature 1s sufMciently high to cause sudden upward movements of air that may result Ina laying of the dust before nightfall, There has been but Little change in tue temperature since Sunday, and there ts no definite prospect of relief tom the heat, although there 1s a very small cold spot apparent in the Northwest that tay spread and reach us. Monday as been the warmest day of the week, so far. On Sunday the maximum was 89.3, the’ mean or average 79.7, and the 7 am. figure 74.5. Monday's highest Was 92.3; the mean 823, and at 7 vciock 76 On "Tuesday the mercury went down to 85, a drop of over 7 degrees; the mean Was 77, and at7 o'clock it was 76. Yesterday the thermometer went to 87.1, a slight rise; the mean was 77, and at 7 SoS Zale morning at7 the thermometer 73 degrees, a Iit- le higher than Yesterday, and the indication: Int to stationary temperature, with perhaps a Rocler spelt ir sue rainsuould come,” ——_— A BRICKLAYER SERIOUSLY INJURED BY 4 FaLt.— ‘This morning John Sebustion, a bricklayer, who lives at 340 N street southwest, fell off the new Duliding at ‘the corner of Vermont avenue and U streets, a distance of 35 feet, and was taken to the Garfield Hospital. One of his arms was broken and he was Injured internally, and it 18 reared that hls injurtes will prove fatal, Affaire in West Washington. BaseBatt.—See amusements in to-day’s Star of the series of three games for the championship cf the commencing to-morrow at Ulympic Washington A mated passe of ouseball between mal the Teds and" Blues, & the Columbia, athletic Club, will be played this afternoon on Analostan ‘TEMPERATURE AND Conprrioy OF WATER at 7 & m—Great Falls, temperature, 83; 2ondition, 36; recetving reservoir, temperature. 85; ton at north connection, 28; conation reservoir, tempera connection, 36; distributt Yure, 82; condition at influent gave-house, 20: 36, , igh ide tide at 12:09 condition at effluent gate-house, tn the Fiver to-day at 6:43 p.m, low Alexandria Affaire, ‘Reported for THE EVEXIxe STAR ‘Tae Comte Covrt.—The County Court, when tt pens next Monday, will take up the casé of Hor- bach, Haag and Bandsell, charged with gambling; also the West Washington case of Warren, charged With assaulting a constable near the Aqueduct Bridge, and the cases against Hine for felony and Semeneras saa sal area submitted to the jury sum~ for the terms, > FonmkaL—The fuueral of Miss Mary A. Fitz- ferald, of Nauussas,took place at St. Mary's church re this morning. The remains were brought to this city by railway, and after the services at the church were interred in the Catholic cemetery. ‘Nores.—Tne continued growth of Alexandria is evident in the continued need of extending the rater mains. Mains are now to be extended on Patrick street trom Princess to Oronoke, and on Alfred from Duke to Gibbon street, The new mains wili be of G-inch pipe. Further ext-nston Ot water facilities ig talked of—The boys and girls attending the Sunday school at Yerian chapel on Lee sirect were 8 few evenings ago at the ch jentital supply of toe’ cream, iss Powell's Arlington Institute Musical and other exercises by the pupils, Which drew a select number of friends to her school parlors.—The central democratic com- mittee of this district will meet in this city at an early day to decide the time of holaing the dis- trict convention to renominate Gen. W. H. F. Lee for Congress. —Sergeant Harry Berkeley having completed his term ‘in the United States Army has returned to bis home in this city. Mr. Blaine in Scotia: HOW HE RECEIVED NEWS FROM THE CHICAGO CON VENTION—WHAT CARNEGIE SAYS. Bellingham, Eng., Special to Phil. Press, June 20. Mr. Audrew Carnegie and bis party, including Mr. James G. Blaine, are tucked in quaint beds in an old-fashioned inn of this Northumberland vil- lage to-night. They reached here after a long day’s drive, and the most interesting one of the trip. Mr. Blaine received during the evening the meager reports telegraphed about the Chicago convention's second day. He manifested, of course, Great inverest in the Work of the convention, but Speaks as 1f Lis name was not tn any way conuécted With it ‘The London papers print the list of the names to be presented Lo the convention, includ- ing his, with the statement that his boom has Weakened because of the belle that he retuses eveu an unanimous nomination. When Mr. Blalne’s attention Was called to this fact he sald the situ- ation did not cail for any comment from him. He declined to be interviewed. Afterward Mr. Carnegie, When seen alone, said, upon his own responsibilty: “Mr. Blaine does not speak Of political matters at all. ‘But, tn my opin- ton, 1{ the republican party fnds 1t Cannot agree upon a leader, and then ‘cals upon its former Jeader to lead it again, it goes Without saying that it would be his auty todo so, und Mr. Blaine has never failed todo bis duty. ‘It 1s now clear that the campaign isto be fought upon the lssue of Protection versus Free ‘Trade, the former of which Mr. Blaine feels to be essential to is country’s prespety, 1018 not anticipated that tats call will made upon him, but if made it must be ac- cepted. +00 rabbit pest in New Zealand 1s said to be constantly increasing in seriousness 1n spite of the Persistent efforts made by the government aud tue farmers to eradicate It. In tue house of commons yesterday afternoon Mr. Baliour referred to the rumor that ue was ‘about toresign the culef secretaryshtp of Ireland as One Of those ridiculous fictions Wutch are period feally circulated by u section of the Irish press. Mayor Hewitt announces tuat under uo circum. stances wiilhe accept a renomination for the mayoralty of New York. A dispatch trom London, June 20, says: Dr. J. H. Zukertort, the distinguished chess player, 1s ae: Ixecre Broop Appears in a thousand different forms and causes» vast amount of suffering. Scarcely asingle person is entirely tree from its effects. Hence the necessity of » reliuble biood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which eradicates every impurity, and gives tu the blood vi- tality and health. It cures scrofuia, salt rheum, humors, boils, pimples, and all otuer affections caused by impurities or poisonous germs in the biood. Hood's Sarsapurilla also overcomes thut tired feeling, creates im 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. I. HUOD & CU., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. [StenestING READING, HANDSOME BLACI DINES, 00c., 6: HANDSOME SATIS 8p quality, pearly yard wide, Tice waa 23ce reduced 1 BLACK SUIAH. mai quality, fal, SILKS, exeelien® quality, TiN MOINE (WATLEED SILK), all colors, price #1; reduced 68c. ¥ 3 ge BENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c.,price was CHALLY De LAINES, French stsles. 10c. LINES, fine quality, price was’ 15c.; re- IIFUL SATTEENS, Fre: rle 5 N's VEILING, pure hie wool soe.” CREAM ALBATKO>m, pure wool, extra wide, double rive was 7 P| width, special bargain, 37)9¢. 711 MARKET SPACE NEAR 7TH STREET. Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS" ruitabTs for real hot weather, all pure fine wool, immense double Width, cash value 62 tc. ; reduced 37 gc. BLACK OASHMELE SHAWLS, pare wool, 81.50. FIGUKED INDIA) LINENS, beautiful French styles, ras es wide, 1U¢. HEN! ‘A CASHMEKES, the new style be-uti- double dreas woods, all pure wool, all colors, VEILING, beautiful luce style, pure wool, ful Width, and the price is rediiced se. CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, Cream, Card! ey ee na a, nats for Customers who bu over, Si:k Embroidered Corvets or half dozeu Dainiak Saye Muy gubor overand slot isideome, Bridal Quilt, bor over and micct has ; fro Pairs Dauast Towels or oue dozen’ Damask Ri ae 3 ‘MARRIAGE LICENSEs.— Marriage licenses have been tasued by the ele. K of the court to Otto W. Liill- Jary and annie E Cannon; Busil A. Soper and Mamie E. Moore, both of Fairland, Md.; Jonn C, Walumer and Clara J. Hettinger, both of Man- assas, Va. —_.__ ‘THE WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of tho Worlds offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It is a handsomely printea ook of 191 profusely illustrated, with more ‘than 100 colored mapsand diagrams, abdcontains a Wealth of general information. See advertise. ment 1p ‘column. ——___ Women of World-Wide Fame. ‘TWO OR THREN BEAUTICS, THE REST GREEN-EYED AND CATLIEE. ‘From the Roseleaf. The Circassian beauty 1s a young woman with dark, piercing eyes and kinky hair, standing out Such @ beauty may do very well for a side show, but she would soon drop down to the ordinary Were she to bang her hair in front and do it up in ieopatra’s loveliness undoubtedly ‘upob both Marc Antony and monolith, sue was a lt brown = crea- Satin te aden, cordtt to Flaxman’s ‘desi Re was conscientious student—fielen of Troy had i Tear a i if : : i & ‘3 i i i Hi Bi EF El 4 é g ES il : il esterday: eC Ror : Bune Powpsn, Apsotormr Prax ‘This powder never varien A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinda, and cannot be sold in competition ‘With the multitude of low test, short weight, alumor phosphate powders. Sold only tn cans. BotaL Bazine Powpaa Co, 106 Wall st, N.X Panavern, Store WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT 25 CENTS, NAINSOOK and JEAN DRAWERS for Men, made to special order; a fit guaranteed; sizos 28 to 44; 50c. Special bargains in Ladies’ Balbriggan Fine Pin Strip: Black aud Colored Hostery, at 25c. Child's Ribbed Hove of acelebrated French make. Price was 5c. to 50c.; now, 25c. Special vaine iu Ladies’ Pure Silk Mitts, 25¢. In White Dress Goods we are offering great bargains, India Linons, Victoria Lawns, French Muslin, Plaid ‘Lawns, Plaid Nainsook, Swiss Musiin, Dotted Swiss, &c., &, Extra values at 12340. WASH GQoDs. Just received a line of Batistes, extra fine quality, at 1250. A few more of those beautifal Challies and Crepelines at 12340. Afull assortment of Ginghams, stripes and plaids, with plains to match, 10¢, to 25e. In Satines we are showing aline of beautifal styles at 12%e. Achoice line of French. No old atyles, but all new and choice designs. ‘Bargains in Purssols and Sun Umbrellas, Anpecial in Mattings, extra heavy, seamless, at 25c.; orth 37; worth 37M CARHART & LEIDY, xg ‘928 7th and 706 K st. nw. G. T. Kem TAILOR, osm 424 oth street, 20 Pes Cesr Orr Aux. Tune. MED AND UNTRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS UNTIL JULY 8. MRS. M. 3, HUNT, 1300 F. st. BO, LEWIS & BON, 1421 New York ave, One Price. Leia ‘North cide, near 15th street, FOR RENT_HOUSES.S= FOR RENT—HOUSES. FSR BERT SLBAYE TWO DESIRABLE 5 ROOM | DOR. RI F FOR SALE-HOUSES. JOR SALE-THKEE NEW, O-HOOM BRICK = ‘bricks, 7 smap.: on C st. aw ov fne Deis! ood. price, So Sree Rated vBR | aga eae age Soe eet well in BO Three 8 roots Brick Houses om New Jorecy eve ma. atone BO 04.500 28 KENT—1313 N ST. FINE THREES 1, H. Hopkins removed 900 F st. py Re Door, and Window Frames for files. jel4-th,s, erie ee a montun, M.D. PECK. 934 Ft F%. RENT—1509 6TH ST. N Brick Soryeet ieee gma ted epyeheeee | x eae Oper month. SWORMSTL BRAD Fee Rbeatotsatos. CAPITOL Hit. x peal. Cas menia, Ane location. south trout and an rate PAPERED._1WO- Sondition. "Parties dairing ‘mice inoue Dd and as. }2th at POR SALB. star othce secon = t cellar, yore = re ee ee Ns weil built and Suiehed. "Ray termn, me RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITH STABLE, MILL § Jomysto! Poossauit ‘Inquire on prenises " the mouey it Fou ‘wast Aig-laas us at iow | Fopwrwy 0 acy O47 tiger inp front and a Sa Prices give usa iriak, M. & P. MerzoER, kit Xeebir FOR OS0F eee | Pie ee CE Rn Gras, gRESIDEN H Spe muvee worth of 417 Teh st a, | NT aOe OTH OE 5: 1530 Ost nw. Apply tod. J. = ud basement brick: 10; fosesid bath = iH Feotea end bere neooaa 1, Fuguire. of J. 1. JONES, Pust-Utice Dept coty | Dour Tih st Sutreuce, me 18-6 7 ~ Also, 152: pened rowan, Good parce apes 1504 Kode laland ave'n.s ‘ny Seti JO" one tiara cua, Dade Are the best, Sold by druggists ance may Feuain ato per veut. Fe RENT—4 FINE HOUSE, 908 1 = DAVID D. STONE, : Peay al, mole deesremeets ao ze. Moyal Gime” mends Ching GlassWoow£s, | VOR MENT — 710 10TH ST, NW 19 ROOMS: | MUN to W. C. JOURNOS, 728 1d at a. HEAP—POUR NEW noUsEs INA a a OE FNS SONS: | Pein acuible meta of the grata baa AMUSEMENTS. Fo Ths e106 67 220 Arthar PT as Soa 'w.. 13¢ 100 654; Mase-av. th st. wow. >) it SALE—ONLY $250 CASH AND BALANCE rmemthiy—Hoaw uf ix. mont and. bath oa ed taproving Ueighborhved northwest. price, WHITAREM & JORDAN, tat? Pat. Se0me {0k SALP—415 (Q ST. N. Wo NINE ROOMS; ‘well Duilt and finisied. s d-asrableaud cheap tome 3M PAMAEM, 1438 F ot Seocoe JOR SALE— ‘A fie Pesidence on Connecticut ave .16 lane roome, | with fine stable. This property fronts on two desire | Bie etrecta, aud will be avid cheap to au ininediate pur G20 openinar TO-NIGHT. ROEMHEILD'S SUMMER GARDEN, 318 18T. N. EB. ‘Music by Select Orchestra ALL ARE INVITED. Goncerta Rvery Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. c3 {- ie sh i ‘BALL, AT OLYMPIC PARK, TO-MORROW ONE Se ABE = B MONTHS. FCI 40 aif eome *3.,0f We ished. “The Delano Place,” Mt. Pleasant: ‘House v0. D,G.'9..of Washington, ve. The OLYMPICS, sen tio a gine Delano Floss i. Hesmat ead od beth, eS ——— wel with veeutitul oaks, For particulars n= LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE quire on premises, or of CHAS. I. Ki THIRD WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON. venings at 8:15. ‘Matinee Saturday at 2. JEANNIE WINSTON This very desirable property wil be exchanged for two smaller houses. rice, €12,000. nm tmp Taide 10H 50." G22 Wst., fourtecn ona ttn, oll AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANE Fooms. modern improvements; #55. 42 McCullot near New Jersey aye and t sts nw..new ot @12. 3 | EBERLY'S SONS, 719 Ten at ow, 20°30 19 inst nw or BH. WARNER & 00. 916 F sta. Sab0. €4.000, oS hart {st 26x150. doing « good Next week—FRA DIAVOLO. 20k RE T—HOUBES, eae Annie Brio0 THEATER 831 Oat nw cor 30th. nore aud i seit tek 6 rocme, all mod Nor iS ; NEwsik | 2 Bw. store’ = rate tor ea per TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY _‘ TWO. Tota bag winEoe bak, Hl mmedéos innpreemente | 805 Hat. -e. 0 rooms, mod imps hoe at's frame, + nowan tot WEEK BEGINNING MORDAY. JUNE 18, ith, Introbe, range, ete. “W. C. DUVAI 3 Ee 620 Lat ee itepiy te Haar aaa ine Je 20-8t 4M, WARNER & ©O., 916 Ft. o. ‘That charming and talented littleactress, ew. atl ‘Building, 1416 F st. ny USES. 6 Conn ave nw, LOTTIE CHURCH, Fu, EENTINEW 9-ROOM HOUSE NEM HAE. eee HOUSES. 1115 Tas john A. Stevens? stccossf tional melo-drams, vey at e low rate until October 1. ‘ Taek A Steven OSRNOWN. & Waren Ube Tie a ae : Tib00 Popular prices as usual. (ABLE NEW 14.ROOM BRICI 500 1 ty IHS Lan Next Week—Dr.J-RYLLand Mr HYDE Je18 parlor, back parlor. diting-r00n ai it floor. ' For terms, &e.. a MITAKER & JOKDA’ ATTLE OF SHILOK is open daily from 9 m. to 10 p.m. 5th st, two blocks south of U. 8. Treasury Bu io. my31 PROF, CALDWELUS (NEW UNIFORMED) BAND and Orchestra can be euraged to furnish frst class ress music for all occasions ATSB. CALDWELL. Je5-s3w" Tha Cat Rw. (TBE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, Buila- -story brick. room & store.#166. prick, £9 root, i rvngottt, jarge porches | 1 HO. Cal 310 Mapie aves | 1 TE WAGOAMAN | 1 oir i -atory, vouble Bouse, 13 rout Sbestory brick. 9 rooms. 99 Sst. Z-atory brick, 7 Fuoma.... G-room cottages on Coluinbis Heigiis, 3o8-12¢ nw. GAITHERSBUR’ LOR RENT—coTTAGE fp Gutthersburg, Mdj19-3* hear depot, Address P. M., ‘OK RENT—HOUSES. Hol? 10th at mw, Corner 22d and P sts., hice WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMMER 30 Pst. pw. 2 224 to 236 N.S. ae st’, Sr-andall nt 40 S¥O 2d st, : ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS. ey oy seg fe? 000 908 and O11 Tet New. cor. bt & Ds ry bh. 5.500 4 i my22-1m HE CYCLERIES 1400 N. ¥. AVE, — LADIES’ Bicycles, ‘Tricycles, Sociables and Tandems for Kent by the hour, day or week. Tricycles { months, $5 per mouth. p12-6m EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. G{EAND EXCURSION To SALT WATER. or. s 04 and 406 Soutir & Tir. I. ave. B67. Dei | AT A BARGAIN. | | That desirable 10-room brick house 1317 11th st. | aw. Rent reduced to $50 ‘BUSI ELL & CARUSI, 1008 F st. we the Istand 15th Fonnyyiad Bons and #13 12%h st. about 7,000 ng. fee ORES, OFFICES. &e. Store 933 Fst nw. | ti st.ne — Fr anbuM, -$1,500 Store and Dwelling 43 mn x pt far ors pw SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 719 Market Space, 4r.-.75 E st. aw. Ore mouth. "price, 2.500, € Balance S138 b ‘Washington's Famons Watering Place, qoseetesS Jely-Bte Basomeut ¥16 F wt, tw. COLONIAL BEACH. za | : 50|stable bet. '& 7, E'& | JROR SALE HAVE FOR SALE NORTHWEST, SX ‘The New Steamer T. V. ARROWSMITH, Store 525 10th vt tw. 0) F ste. mW... Te. | Bi new Houses, cue being a corer, the other beliag on Leaves 7th-street Ferry Wharf at 8:45 am. sharp; | 468 La ave..2d floor. #0521 1th st awa t. 3.0. Piet nTDupomeactae | the West side of an iunproved sthect, containing seven Yhrce hours at the Heach: home at O p.m. 4, | Storeand dwelling 1003 Vellar 10435 M at mw. . ee | a Lait ge Soro hnpeorement. jauer, lunch. a ° above is only a portion of the property on mi ist, bet. Nand OT jor wre fo hotel Also dancing and musical entertainment, pooke "Par initia chitat oBice or wulcttsiegea'en | $28 Fareagasgusre 255 sabeatet TEENG tag | #5250" "ou aay” termes FS, Beg tienen %21-3t_ FARE .OUND-TKIP, 50 CENTS. thelstand 15th, el9| __ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. | Mase. ave. u'r 1401.208.25) Liat bet. 13th & 14th... SO cthheoe Sebdingy IP HE STEAMER “CECILE? MAKES TRIPS BAGH | (OK KENT_1O PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY. FO FITCH, FOX & BROWS, D acts VERiOeT A¥i eihows from Mattano's whact to City View (Giesbore? | H¥ unree months, lane aud airy rurninbed tioise of | 8 __ mr 1437 Penn. ave.n®. qh ‘and return, to 10 p.m, Price, vel orthwest, rei 3 = ae = a és the round trip, 1c. Music by 34 Artliery Band. Rompual to careful and desirable tenant. Addnas Box | KY foysc Al mk eve AY yee er Pp ooenoees a bo. 1, Star office. Je19-St"_ | Ieeated. Apnly to BAM'L PULKINHOMN, F BELLING! "C0, ¢ JOLONIAL BEAC! R RENT—2626 K ST. N.W., NEARLY NEW, 6 | C--F st bet 14th and Loeb sta one a“ ahd Waiingrones Dam ves Semide Bowort- _yomee sua beth; all mmodere Ginpevromenta: Janve | — ———— = TWO NEW TWO-STORY AND Bas closets; Juxt papered : key 2020; also 5-rocin ESS CO) [CRS ] dwelli: ow, sil ‘awod tape. STEAM EXCELSIOR in 30.0" all modera tmprovementa, Je19-3e" BUSINESS CHANCES. cyan: 68 Sons SB Sy eRe: £4000 cack: DAILY TRIPS ON AND AFTER JULY 1. & BRAD! “ Org nizations desiring ‘to make these ¢: R_ RENT — MODE: 10-ROOM HOUSE ON e18-im R SALE—GROCERY STOR!, GOOD WILL AND Corcoran street, norch side, from July 1. Papered ee F; 00 18TH ST. NW. COR x JOR SALI ‘should apply at once tor dates. throughout, aud in excellent’ repair. STEIGER & | on fuat nw pygmy Lege | Fina Rite, oucut the most deairabh ‘C. W. RIDLEY, General Manager, ui aM 303 F street. Wt _ | Gonftctioners: Sad farsi eee, eat, ott orurt Residences in Waslington. wide part — hace hoe $125. also several other Grocery aud Caer Bt Jot aud new and FS RENT—UNFURNISHED— 473 H st. n.w., 12 rvo1 roperty x bow tor the Mere’ for (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EXCURSION, 1, DEW... Drug stores. Apply U.L. BUY E. OVE: Seicat @22.000" For-permisnton to inert erga te EO MARSHALL HALL. gs agen sta 8 rooue. mn, ew. NVESTORS-SAFE, KELIABLE AND CoN. | “Sell MS Ne Pawarke 1s i6 Pat LAbies aly sccie. $13 Gate uses 12 rooms mt gals “Seleeccke Ginter Neds | IPOH SALE HOME. AT A WALGAIN, EA FRIDAY, JUNE 22 oa 7 Foous, 1. Loam and trust Go. interest pose aaans | Be \bast Capitol st. and weet of Lincom Para. A mew BESSON RA Aa sar 2 ar na | Bip Se A 9 ete a tipeaibot new Qua Sn, 2 Set Soak kee SST a City: also real extat y oo ot 1 10x) refreshments Will be served by the indies on the | Ofc: rooms, 705 Sth st nw. Farmers Loan and Lrmt to of New Lurk Trosiecs. THOR 6 “TICKETS, 60 CENTS. se19.3t_ | 42 McCullough st, near N. Jeave. aud LAMAN & KICHAKDSON, Agents 3e21-cod-1m 1008 Fist. nw. OR 100 SHARES OF DiNAMOGKA PHT, it €2.15 per share; 209 Heat and Liglt. at 40c Also, chest, some vraphophone, Pueuma'ie Gun Csr ‘and Horseshoe OK SALE Very desirable new 8-room éwellings.al located on Suuth Carolina ave., s+; beautiful location. wide "parking: convent cars, herdica, churches, schools, aud market. TYLER & RULHEREOUD, my21-76* 1307 F st. nw. DK RENT—BY K O. HOLTZMAN SHAL Mi sccamer WAV CORCORAN wil leave at 10am tor Marshall Hall reaching Washington at 4 p.m. ae z Tones team & to HOUSES. OFFICES AND STORES | [3% sock. CHAR A SHIELDS, | Choi for iuspecuou. Pt 4,000 only 500 came Se at ee | tym UAE, nee TCE ANE STomeS |fole P.ae OMSS SS Ee AT E - .n,, Feaching Washingto fing, ave 5 . 3 jo BAS H rz bend 3.30pm for. firet-cluss O41 F st, 2 # | W dtverience both ie moreaetian tnd nel coaniet $a ‘Io accommodate the public, on FRIDAY, JULY | hotel. SGr, m.t., heated _ ra. heated by: -100 | nes. to enxaze in some busitiess where his services & A BATU, ¥, JULY 77H, and “Friday | by steam, “elevator; per 941 F, 34 floor. 5 trout re. | aud an investineut of one or two thousand solar wet NTR Es Sod taiurday thoreatiar ducing Ue Sommer ates, ve :85.G00 bested by steam. S433 | pay awed intone: be woud hemes ae oars wt | COUNTRY REAL the steam r wil: make two trips to Marshall Hall, eay’ Dusiness. “Addoos, wiving ful p i0:..150 Elegant rooms in” “Sun 100 2 paying Building,” Box ES OF LAND, ing ut 10 a.m. and 6:15 p.m., and reaching the city at Tes clear, balanc® 4nd 10:30 p.m. a | JP SALE TEARM oF 100 sligh:ly rolling. sandy loan, dels-cre PPOUSE For ReNT—S AND ST STN E TWO | iu ted timbers sljoius the Band Flea: sale First-ciaw ‘catering in dining-room at the Fall ci-gaut Brick Houses, # youn beets hagioa eee | from Patuxeutstation,ue buildings price oniy et 100, Lancy, coffee, nirk, buttermilk ee, fruit, 6c. eupplied ow ADDY to FW CALLAGHAN oat | very covap: must be cold. App tC. Le BONEK 314 Luncu, cotter Pee gautedigeneow. “Anni eo EWC MAN. S31 | Yer spay vee 3 C LLINGWOOD BEACH. ROR saLe—VERY Or sT-cLass | PORRENT-PART OF FURNIRHED Woust, o& drug business in good location, can xive good rea- | A” boarders received. hue Waterand shade airy rooms, ES Soap Lie Sssere ToS Skee oe: | I BLOW ber Gainerdee or iSSs pase SEES STEA! BoY. Total prescriptions for ‘the year, 6 000. Ltr Sn JOR SALE—A NICE CORNER GROCERY STORE, centrally located *in the northwest, abd delves ood business. Address S.A. ¥., Sear ollice. Je20-se* NVEST €7,Gu0 IN SMALL HOU Es: yor ware $790 ber year: you way wet 81, year. Address E'S. CULLAMEK. 2405" Pea: ave. nw. ood northwest jou. for Uni per: northwest. Addyess EXCH: "ie AKOMA PARK—AT CO T, Ol WILL EXCHANGE, fiueiy situated ‘mg Carroll sud Colum~ Dia eventes, wit hout neat ¢-roum Kitchen and eating-room detacued J SPECIAL ATTRACTION. SATURDAY, June 23, Sunday-sehool Excursion. Boat leaves Washington 9:30 am, 4:30, 7:30 p.m. Collingwood Beach, 2:30 am, 6, 10 p.m. Gents' Tick- ets, 50c.: went and Indy, 75e. tedivison . look ied C..ttaze Gn Bo (Cres of land, for t 3233 Woe st, O- 402 Richardson PL. acres and a good frame Louse sud all the necessary oUt i 3 INGE, Star cffice. Je20-3t | mee; 3 miles from the celebrated Orkuey On SUNDAY, June 24, B'Nai Brith, 1.0. B. B, have ~ eens +. = | . — ‘or list of furnishea nouses call for or send to offica. q — STOCK, FIXTU OF A | Sirius, Va.. price s1.000. 1617 acres, with neces- chartered the Pst Bor and Colinewood Sauce | fOrHsteffrneieg ours forsreentte oes | JPOM, SALE tock, Fyzcus ac. ox a | Blt. Wal gl Fake Tickets, 50c. y piaced with me for rentor sale ie Mberally | fret ward for liquors, rearone for ecliitee Hanke Lace | Potomac batiroed: 30 advertised free of cost to the owner. ry For Charterm &c., apply to L. J. WOOLLEN & 00, KO. HOLTZMAN loth and Feta nw. 0 1101 Ft. s. w., or Capt. WHITE, steamer Pilot Boy. fine entate yields over 200 tons of bay, | of wheat, aud 1.000 barress of corn auntial:) W.., Star office. 220-3" R SALE—RESTAUKANT AND DIN 1G BALOON | $25 perecre. J00 scres in Buses Coun! * = a HOH BENT 600 3p st. NW. eg a a eee AY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF THE A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE. Pee cee Dh | wood and Biadensturg roads: 1 tule frou site of thse ‘CALEDUNIAN CLUB 40 RIVER VIEW, Seven roc mas. including bath. OK SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL yaw. | exit; tnproved. For lot of iarwe ond. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1888. ‘Has all modern improvements ‘at 1822 14th wt. 1, W. dole # first-class business: i or THOMAS E. WAGGA. Steamer Mary Wawuinxton leaves 7th-st. wharf at 9 | Closets in every roouu, with hallway, cas and water. | selis two-thiss of the wood auldin the Dintriec mesons ve 21-08 rash” i. sharp." Hetarning, leven st 4 and | Go and ex ee for selling other business, requires twelve, tans to Wee FORGHASE WORT Ou GEST P. jouse open tor tion. 20-4 St boat 4 rv-turning, both trips, Renee: mon -_ . of ait acres Of and, frou owner only; Usual otanes and prince forchildrens” + $20.50 per month. | a WARNER & CO. STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD | price wust be restuatle. sddrecn.giviuut full descrip: Gentleman's ticket, 5U cents. 4e16-6¢ ‘O10 Pet i ‘will of ¢rucery store. Apply on premises, corner | tion. jocutiou snd lowest price, M-G., SS —— R_KENT—HOUSE NORTH SIDE OF MOUNT | 1=" 8ud Boundaty nw. Sa | = a — x Roca Task MOSELEY tr charer maa | AuatnaeemmemerneMene eset | POLST Sennen gr QMmRE FAKE | ROR, Gat ar Miaoan FANE qn atte 175 per mot " wel yw te i Ro sat val rable Lats, of e we sion! atl | epi irate: £4 rooms, $75 per month. Calle. OS. | Seer will soretescd. ‘Dor 120 Siaremce, Sle. fe sdewveof the inte Ke Bult eon Lute 50 uy 13D Je16-6t L, W. EMMART, Manager. Je16-1m JFROR SALE-Gi a Ent ox AD SIXTOREE ‘ou Melrose ave. Brice 10 ceute STOCK, AND FIXTURES, | leet. fronting, . ie to purchasers of wore tl 1: por = : | Forwill seit Fixtures. separate. tuclading i squire tout. Lib an af nore FAO! P08 GREAT Fags, AND CABIN JOM | POE, PE Sue DRS ONFOR: | (Lor Tancin conser Taittand Vamaae® jibe” | see iouertomay sue tulling gt ence Nar faganer ‘team packet EXGELSIOR makes her regular trips ¥. H. SMITH & SON, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A 1 Jels-2w* 1307 F st. a gu, Sunday. Monday, W y.and Friday, leaving | _Je16-1W ‘1222 F street haw, SELENDID OPFORTUNITY FOR ‘A YOUNG | _2° 8 om e . Sigh and Canal sta. Rory eee ERe O0e. NE THREE-STORY ERI Sie, ‘ot che of the chest established tyakerios ia the | J jeyy" rues fuses Bone bana in love Cees ae BED Leh oe ae nine room city, forsale cheap before the Let of July. “iieaeon tur | now Uarn: high, westtisfel pte: cheap.” 5 other farm ETE Rent $25.50,” One two-story brie Selling. sieuvess tu the family. Apply toG-3 GUC: | COOKED. LECKE TT o: Bovkviile, Md jel@ las MMETPOPOLITAN LIFE 1xSURANCE Co., 224 at., bet. F and Gn ee eee poe ANDuEW WALL, "Supt, 916 F at.nw., Warner Building, oe R, SIXTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE AGENTS | 1230 imps; rent $35._ Inquire at 4 AVE A VILLAGE BOME NEAR WASHING ION. ota, 5x3 «row. 1 feet, at thy to. close for iy terms. HL SUMNER, agent, del-lm 749 = % ; ctw a 0 B04 JOH SALE—T RTURES AND Goud HANDSOME BUILDING BITES AT BAY RIDGE, 208 Will of an old-established Grocery aud Fee store. | FW’ pune Loting wnsen iets Ee AE Faas fand Store for reut. Keazou sof well. 4: Gol a pencdecpulton atk Gankeese sow aor ON FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1888, hae retire from business. Apply to JUN F Gite fp og ae Tickets can be had from the Agents and from the com- | 33: a TES * Call Tor new lata specia' inducements to builders = = bap }0R SALE-KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OUTFIT, 420; | MCLACHLEN & BACCHELDER, 1225 F st uw. mittee at the depot. $38 Fet.0 Scottish ite -word, Baldwick and Batt, $30. = 7 Fare, round trip, §1. Children, 50. __3e217t_ | 1340 JOU G0. T KEEN, 414 9th st nw e-m TiRy PARK FOREST IVER VIEW FOR ae 9B SALE—OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY PROP- = Washinetonien's Most Resort paan Brot tatm of 130 serem weer Preuericksbame ve; Dieamer MALY WASHINGION wit eage her wharf we sargliont conait-ou; hesluhy gd plonsant eivastion; a EU Pn Pah ta’sstete ies Rapa | Haeats For, aera 2 Baoats A 7OCR00b | ee oar pOmST Ge ein E f pam. | 33 ; 5 SARGAINS—LOTSAT FOREST GLES, ek ‘Laguer and Provision Store | ASG twenty uiiuuter ride from it). @.90 ap- i © p.m. returning ct 3 and 11 p.m. ‘amily “day et ‘River View X,Jeuving at Yo ‘sm, returaing’ at Jie MEET On! ised een * C142 Bat Mew eve my aay ORDAY EvERt a, Jear na a8 Dn, io ac Sown ahd beck antl at" the grousds Sa'the 33 ge water, ean See the beng: ey a on tS 2 sia hs ofthe abate eipe 70K SALE_WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED “Forebirers ac apply tos iS RaNDark: 7 Bat, cholce selections of FAKMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, of from one to five hundred acres, within from apl7-3m 100 Vincinis RIVER, SEE Ito 9, VIEW AND ‘notice—Safe % Arai Gori HEE SERA PE, sab | sire er ataect eed ea ee Sa ee ee ier | ree Gree eae Waser SCHUETZEN VEREIX, Teas of New | Several very desirai Hea. dences, San NET TRCRErRTS tite ‘of, @100, | “jeo-im. TM SYrHEED & Co, 2391 Pat sooet ‘besuttal semee bet ‘the Dis | FOR Ti my METROPOLITAN BRB AND O, Paty : ies | Bote rare anaes £ - aa iat “hun | 5 to 800 scren. D- LUCKETT, 935 Ft nw, st or For terms : to Hon 8. We Jno. Beckemoye, 07d Gt tr as Sore eel 00 © 1m 4 # tr 4 ia fy oes