Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1888, Page 4

we THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatmer. Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 37. m™. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- Jona, and Virginia, light to fresh easteriy ‘winds, decotming southerly, stationary temperature, falr Weather followed by local rains Roows for rent, rooms of all sizes. In- ns & sons, 1th and F streets, Storat quire of W. BM: We Have Repecen another lot of fine Suiting to 20 to order. Eiraas Buos., cor. 7th and By PO toonder, snutacturing Tailors and Clothiers, Gas Coonixa RANGES, at SuEDD & Brows, Woopwaxp & LoTuxor imake a spectalty of Wire- Window Screens ler, and use the best mate- Fials—solid walnut, cherry, and ash. Best wire, Dest work, and lowest price. Estimates free. Frases Ick CxEAM. A Goo IxvesTMENT 15 offered In square 712, original lots 1, 18, 17, 16, and sub lot 43, compris: Ing 68,000 feet. We Will'sell In bulk at figures far Yelow anything in that section. Apply to owners, K Harris & Co., 432 7th st. ww. | Mapufacturing Tailors and Clothiers, Lawn Vass AND SETTEES, at SuEDD & BRO’, Fire PorTRarTs. Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa. ava Wriuis Ice Co.'s Penobscot te-—red wagons, ‘SurTs that sold at $20 now §! 3 KOS. or. 7th and Ey CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-night. Atzavon’a—“Boceaccio.” Harais'—Lottie Church tn “Unknown.” Paxonama BUILDING. —“Battle of Shion" Condensed Locals, ‘A Danquet was given last night by the local councils, 10 the executive board, Independent Order o-. Chosen Friends, Which has’ been hoiding its annual session at the Riggs house. ‘A number of young men of East Washington have formed a social and pleasure club, called the | the closing address. Premiums were awarded as “Cameo” Club. ‘The officers are: Wu. Boswell, | follows: Fourth section, fifth class—Annie Evans, ident; Willard Crawford, vice president; | Katte Callahan, Annte Casteleger, Mary Robinson, le obert Greenwell, secretary; Dahfei Hughes, treas- ‘urer; Harry Bayly, sergeant-at-arms, ‘At the athletic exhibition for the benefit of Gar- field Hospital, at the National Theater, Saturday evening, the Marine Band will furnish music. ‘The new ralis for the Washington and George- town Railroad Company Will not be laid as soon as was expected. An extension of tme has been nted. ‘Tae WHEKLY Star's Pocket Atlas of the World 3s offered free to every hew subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stax. It is a handsomely printed ger, Lillie Haas, Mary Stewart, Helen book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more rie ‘Ligneal, Rove Hevee, gosie Hess, than 200 colored naps and diagrams, and contains | Ty 4nd Desio, Lillie Palmer. Awealth of general information See adveruise- | "'pitth class, first divicion—Blanche Conners, ment a F columns Katie Phelps, Katie Bishop, Lillie O'Connell, ‘The Short Honeymoon. WHAT MR. AXD MES. SWEENEY SAY ABOUT THER ‘TROUBLES. The dimcuities between Thomas J. Sweeney and his wife, which led to the husband's betng locked out in the street Tuesday night, as stated in yes Uerday’s Star, will probably be brought into the courts, as both Mr. and Mrs, Sweeney told a Stax reporter to-day that they intended entering suit for a divorce. Mrs. Sweeney stated that after | Recker, Gertrude ‘on, Annie Martin, Josle Their marriage they lived on Capitol | Shenan, ‘ik. Mary Devereux,’ Lizzie Hil until she could no longer stand | Prunkett, Corinne O'Connor, Mary Byrnes, Lizzie the weatment he subjected her to, when | Newmeyer, Daisy Hammick. She moved to her fathers for protection. | “Third class, third division—Dalsy Ryan, Josie she ‘The furniture, which aid Was not paid for, Was removed ‘piece Mr. Anderson, the jail, Nora Nicholson, Mary Daly, Florence Tather of Mrs. Sweeney, stated that he locked the | {ce Hall, Nora Nicholson, Mary Daly, : door against Sweeney Tuesday night to protect | *viiirq" class, second diviston—Carrie Hickey, Bimseli and family from Sweeney, who had made Myers, Gertrude Hoitian, Florence John- Ubreats and had gone, as he had reason to believe, Jor a pistol. ‘Mr. Sweency, on the other hand, stated to the reporter that’ the whole trouble dros from the conduct of his wife. On the night when he was Jocked our he did not go to the puinp nor {oF a pis; Tol, but went out with a friend. His subsequent actions were by the advice of a policeman, and he Broke the door down in the morning because he Bad a right vo enter his own house. The Democratic Clubs. Ata meeting of the Columbia Democratic Club last night Win. Dickson, M. 1. Weller, W. H. Clagett, Chas. A. Elliott, and M. A. McGowan were appointed as members of the executive committee for the ensuing year. Messrs. Law- Yence Gardner, M. I. Weller, Richard H. Syives- ter, Watson Boyle, E. W. Anderson, W. H. Clagett, and Chas. A. Elliott were appotnted to represent The club at the meeting of democratic associations in Baltimore July 4. ‘The alternates are H. W. Garnett, BB. ing, R. W. Fenwick, T. A. Lam- ‘MeMahon, Annie Foley, Lottie Brown, Sallie Mar- oo cee oe Sa H. ii. Bar-| seliar, Ella Healy, Ela Harvey, Mary Phelps, Serres eat tne clan ar Was also appointed to | annie Free, Barbara Sauter, Sadie Fitzpatrick, committee of the organization of state and local democratic clubs. Win. Dickson, Jonn S. Miller, M. L.Weller, J. H. Doyle, and M. A. McGowan were ‘appointed to receive ahd entertain the national democratic committee and the notification com- miitee of the democratic convention while in the eity. ‘The club adopted resolutions endorsing the nomination of Cleveiand and Thurman, Al a meeting last night of the Young Men's Dewwocratie Club, J. Fred Kelley presiding, an in- ¥itation of the Jackson Democratic Club, to ac- company it to the Baltimore Fourth of July con- Yention, was President Kelley was : club at the conference Of local democratic organizations, called for the Purpose of forming a District league. = Sales of Real Estate. John Farnsworth has bought of John Hocke- meyer, for $12,500, sub lot “5, sq. 3:9, 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 Counecticut avenue and R | Street northwest, fronting 1213 feet. on R street | and 3635 ob Connecticut avenue. ated Northeast Washington road Question. To the Editor of Tux EvENixe Stan Apparently assuming to speak for Citizens’ As- sociation, No. 3, in Tuesday evening’s Star, W. C. D. says: “After the Senate cominittee had refused compel the Baltimore and Ohio to adopt that «the Eastern Branch) route, most of us came to the conclusion that the only hope of getting any uef was to let the Baltimore and Ohio come in m 3d street and tunnel under the hill.” Most of Whom does he mean, and what ure the terms of the refusal to Wilch he refers? If “us,” means hi be true, but if it For association has ad- Eastern Branch route, | 4 the Bail- Means the association mentioned, tt 1s not. @ full year, as he admits, th hered persistently to the and if the Senate has refused to com- pel its adoption, why h refusal not been re- ported to te representative committee according ‘wo tastructions? S.C = ‘Transfers of Heal 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; $2,373.60. Mary E. Noland to Pauline Gerhard, sub 31, sq. 1020; $1,922.27. W. W, Meteait to K. W. Willfams, pt. 7, bik. 18, T. and Bs sub Pleasant’ P’ $600." S. “Brooke to Christina Bostrom, subs i and 34, sq. 802; $2,650. Priscilla W. Page to Annobel O. Page, sub 92, sq. 133; $4,000. John Huckmeyer to John Farns- Worth, sub 23, sq. 10; $12,500. A. A. Chapin to Anna Rodler, Sub 7%, sq. 087; $2,800. HL L. Page to P. W. Page, sub 5, sq. 92; $21,000. W.S. Cox to W. M. Clayton, sub 87, sq. 7il; $7718 C-H. Alderman to W. M. Chilton et al., pt. 6, Mills es Tate; $100. ‘Tue Live-Stock Manket.—At the Union Stock ‘Yards yesterday there were 373 cattleon the mar- Ket and 283 were sold to butchers, as follows: Best sold, from 9 fo Dic. per pound: ‘and a few extra Bne brought a shade higher; good sold from 45 W4Xe. per pound; medium sold from 410.4%. per pound; ‘common sold from 3 to 3: pound; 66 ‘shipped to Baltimore market; 2. over; 1.220 sheep and lambs on the market and Sold as follows: Old sheep sold from 3c. to 4c. per pound; lambs sold from 3c. to 7¢. per pound; cows and calves, sold from $15 to $40 each, Market for ‘ail Kinds of stock was duil. « SuGHT PrKES.—At 9:50 o'clock last evening fire Was discovered in the shed tn the rear of 1114 20th street,caused by spontaneous combustion, but no ‘was done.——At 10:100'clock a fire took Place in the house of Henry Scott, 2107 N street, And tt was extinguished by the members of Truck company B. Tne loss was about $i5.—TYester- day afternoon the fence at the base ball North Capitol and F streets, was slig! ‘aged by tre. ‘Tur Avpuox D, Hapeas Conrvs Case.—The Johnson, Alice Devitt, of St. Vincent's School was held this morning at the National Rifles’ Armory. attendance of the friends and parents of the pu- pils, and the exercises, which began at 10 o'clock, were interesting. Mary B. Brown, ‘Irene Leeper, Mary Smith, Lilte Tegotta, Mary Gatty, Katte Mile Nick, Teresa Cussassay Mary Bailard, Lite castl- nette, Victoria Cassassa, Ethel Launt, Lizzie Leeper, Rose Smith Helen Sneban, Mary Zerega, Maggie Dunn, Bessie Ryan. Mary Farq Winetrid Fotey, ‘Teres: tle Park Jennie Brooks, Mary Mary Sinoot, Miu H Sulliv Maggie Sarah McMahon, Elia Harvey, Lizzie Lynn, Mary Gannon. Helen Becke Fitzpatrick. awarded to Katle Kerby, Alice Giusta, Nannle Scanlan, and Alice Mangan. ery, and plain sewing—First class: Alice Gius' Alice Mang. Lynn, Jet Nannie s Josie Sullivan, Lilie Evans, Nora Nicholson, ’Annie Collins, Lillie Mussautl, Maggie Myers, Mary Daly, Alice Hall, Florence Farnum, Annie Daly, M. vie Hickey, Kate Foley, Daisy Ryan. first class, Minnfe Phelan, Helen Becker, Ella Healy and Molile Madigan. ond class, Sallle Marstellar, Eloise Trigg and An- bie Foley; to sec Lynn and Mary Gannon; to third division, sec class, Lottie Brown, Ella Harvey, Sarah McMahor, Annie Daly, Tellie’ Evans, Annie Collins, Nellié Se class, Mary Phelps, Jennie Dell, Lilite Mussanu, Mary Hayden, Ploreace Johnson, Katie Moriarty; to see Florence Farnum, ‘Carrie Hickey, Katle Poley, Gertie Allee oison, third” divi Corinne O'Connor, Becker, Mary Deveilx, Lizzie Plunkett, Mary Hart- nett, Mary Byrne, Annie Martin, Gertrude Adam- son, Joste Shean, "Katie Mullaney, Mabel Evans, Agnes Joheusen, Isabel Johensen: ‘Sion, fourth class—Katle Barker, Josephine Glotz- ner, Florence Bingham, Mary McCarty, Winetrid Foley, : ker, Maty Farquahar, Teresa Sauter, ‘Teresa Zerega, | sion. Dunn’ Lite han, Mary Zerega, Bessie Ryun, Helen Magee, Katle Bishop. Painting and drawing of the pupils of St. Vincent’s Was in the school building and was much admired. | Prizes were awarded to Miss Lizzle Mason, Nannie Scanlan, Alice Mangan, Alice Guista, Katie Kerby, Sad Suu.van, Mabel Dell, Jeanle Dell, Lizzi¢ Lynn, F Eloise Trigg, Ella He Florence Farnuin, Norah Nicholson, Tillie Evans, Aunie Collins, Lottie Brown, Barbara Sauter, Sarah McMahon, Ella Harvey, Annie and Mary Daly and Lillte Musanti, Carrie Mowbray, Bertha and Mar} Laura Wilbur, Nellie Yates, Lucy Hugh Alice Brooks, Emma Evans and Mary Weidman, emy of the Visitation last evening, honors and pre- miums were distributed as follow: ‘sie Crawford and Ada Clark. 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 Julla Pleasants, Birdle Lanauan, Agnes McQuade, Lulle Russell, Maggie Kendall, Gertie Foran, Maggie Hornibrook, Ada Jones, Ag” nes Welder, May Heep, Constance Smith, Rose Corriga ing, Cecelia O'Dot soquo’ Mary Wagyaman, Maggie Lodaane, suite sequo—Mary a a Deaneliy, Lule Alexander, Alice Daum: Julia THE COMMENCEMENT SEASO} 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 Hail. An attractive musical and iterary entertainment was given by the pupils. Honors and premiums were distributed as follows: ‘Honors of second graduating class: Misses Anna ‘M. Burns, Myrtle L. Buraine and Bridget Daily; gold medals, Misses Bridget Daly, M. A. Brown, arey, Jennie ds, Lizzie Rhodes, Katie Keane, Lizzie 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- le Yeatman, Re; Fowler, Mary Lioyd, Jane Lioyd, Mary’ Mcinerny. Second “class, Misses Daily, Katie Brown, Katie nie Hutton, Intermediate arey, Ada McDevitt, Mary Leonard, May Har nd Mary Hammer. Second Class, Misses Ger e Petty, Regina McDevitt, Rose MeInerny, Mamie Keane. Tuird class, Misses: Elideen Young,’ Mamie Shea, Grace Fowler, Mary Rose Weich, Carrie Bessler, Lizzie Kan- imié MeConnéll, Mary Osterinan, Maggie or classes—First class: Misses Adah Burtt, Magzie Shea, EMle Young, Marv Carey, Eva Fot ler, Blanche Wood, Theresa McDevitt, May Ryal Helen Sch Bernadette Fitzgerald. Second Misses Katie Ligdon, Katie Rhodes, Lula tt, Nellie Johnson, Kosalle Hill, Marie Har— Lice ‘Sullivan, Maggie Green, Theresa Pauline Brown. Third Misses Annie Dermody, Lily Hammer, Ten: classes, vey, Stewart, Angela Healy, class Hu. ourth class: Misses Nora Daly, Mabel Cul- ce Keane, Marie Burns, upon Misses Grace John- len, Nellie Twomey, Crowns were confe son. Alice Daly, Ada MeDevitt, Lizzie Yeatman, Pre‘nlums for generul exceliénce on Misses Grace Baty, “Anna MeVarey, Ada. Me- For ornamental neediework—Misses Myrtle Burdine, Grace Johnson, Bridget Daly, jary A. Brown, Katie Keane, Mamile Shea, Mamié Keane, Mary Stewart, Alice Duly. St, Vincents School. ‘The stxty-third annual distribution of premiums ‘There was a large Rev. Father Walter delivered d, ‘Teresa Ballard, Mabel Markriter, Thyson, Violet Bigelow, R Belle chel Cassassa, Fitzpatrick, ache Tayson, Katie Ratto, Anme Jones, Katie Brizzolaro, Julia Cooney, Mary Mo- Ada Newmeyer, Mary Rabbitt, Nora Brag- tie Johnson, ahd Annie Bruzzdlaro, second division—Maggie Fitzpatrick, Fourth class, second division—Katie Holmes, har, Teresa Sauter, Mary Colbert, Fourth class, Second ead, Sadie Fill, Florence uaér, Blanche Vandoren, MeCarty. iifst_ division—Agnes Johensen, Myers, Isabel Joheusen, Mary VEvans, Minnie Hartiord, Regin. class, nett, M. Katie Foley, Barbara Sauter, Annie Free, Katle Moriarty, Jennte Deil, Mary Hayden, | lie Mussantl, Third class, ‘first dtvision—Mary Phelps, Annie | Nellie Schermerhorn, ‘Tille Evans,” Mabel | Annie Collins, Setond class, third division—Lottle Brown, J class, second division—Salile Marstellar, Trigg, Annie Foley. jass, first division — Minnie Phelan, Ella Healy, Mollie Madigan. First class, frst division—Lizzie Mason, Sadie Graduating honors—Gold medals and crowns Premiums in music, pa:nting, drawing, embrotd- a 1m, Lizzie Mason, Minnte Phelan, Lizzie ate Dell, Gertrude’ Holtinan, Katt-‘Kerby, anlan, Marry Gannon, Mollie Madigan, Mabel Dell, Florence Johnson, Second class—Helen Becker, Eloise Laigg, Saran ry Hayden, Car- PROMOTIONS. To senior class, Miss Lizzie Mason; to division of ‘To first division, sec- nd division, second class, Lizzie ad nermerhorn, Mabel Dell.’ To first division, third LS division, third class, Maggie Myers, Holtman,’ Barbara Sauter, Mary Daly, Hall, An Free, ‘Nora Nich: Daisy “Ryan, Josie Sullivan; to fon, third’ cless—Daisy Hammick, igo Newmeyer, Regina ‘To first divi: | vert, Katle Holmes, Matite Par- Mccehead, Sadie Fill, Jennie Brooks, Blanche Vandoren, To for Blanch h élass, third divi vonners, Kattie Pueips, Maggie ‘onuell, Lilie Palmer, Helen She- Premiums Were also distributed to the orphans, SKILL AND TASTE. ‘The display of plain and fancy needlework, Fitzpatrick, Nellie Schermerhorn, Josie Minute Pheian, Mary Gaunan, Gertie Holtinan, ence Johnson, Mary Phelps, Helen Becker. ly, Alice Hall, Aunie Free, Whouse, Louise Mitchell, Mary Campbell, Annie iraut, Carrie Merritt, Hester Lusby, , Ada and The Academy of the Visitation, At the closing exercises of the Georgetown Acad- Graduating medals were conferred on Misses Su- Miss Crawford re- nie Jonnson, Teresa Hughes, Martha ie Gleason, Beatrice Chandler, Mary Kate Mallan. Loutse Ritchie, Helen Bowl- hue, Annie Travers, Helen Mc- eCarthy, Kate Lyddane. Ex Donnelly, Lukee Dyer, May Smith, Nellie Burns, Rachel Smith, Nellie La Gorce, Carrie De Ringo. Distinguished—Mary Goodiellow, Margaret Mal- lan, Mamie Fenlon, Elotse White, Eva Russell, Lena Welder, Kitty Moran, Mary Hale, Louisé Massey, Bertha Palms, Pauletta Keener, Annie Hanlon, Ceclila Duffy, Lily Cropley, May Alexan- der, Maude McCabill, Beatrice Carden. English studies—Misses Lulie Russell, Julia Pleasants, Grace Datamann, Gertie ¥." Wain, Birdie Laahan, Agnes McQuade, Margie Kendall, Ada Jones, Gertrude Keynoids, Philomena Stone- street, Mary Goodfellow, Caroline Story, Alexan- Feturn in the habeas corpus case of Addison Day, | Sec Hail My one, ery, Alexa Sentenced In the Criminal Court on Saturday last lay Seep, Airhes Welder, Kate Russell, for keeping @ bawdy house, was to have been made | Euzabeth Lyon, ‘Say Bios alien, Amana Neal, ‘this morning in the Court in General Term. Mr. D. ¥. Cahill, tor the petitioner, was present, but the district attorney being engiged th the afvon trial im the Cruminal Court hearing was set for ‘Thursday next. In this case the question 1s ratsed ‘a8 Wo Lue legality of the conviction without tndict- ment by the grand Jury and trial by petit jury. ¥, M. C. A. Liregany Soctery.—Last even! ¥. M.C. A. Literary and Devating Society held 1ts ve. Margaret Mallon, Mary Goodteliow, Sopile Jobn- Son, Julla Montgomery, Rachel ‘Smith, Jennie Judge, Mamie Lockhart, ' Teresa Hughes,” Tmogen Penn,’ Beatrice Freeman, Maude ‘Tracy, Mamie Fenton, Beatrice Chandler, Leila Lee, ‘Martha "Eloise White, Nellie Gleason, Cecilia King, Mail, Eugene’ Speer, May Corrigan, Harriet and Daisy Gorman, Anna May Suith, Mary Kercheval, Pearl Kune, Fannie Geer, Catharine Moran, Jisie Magomis, Loutse iuitéhle, alth Grant, Nettie La Gore, ‘Ethel, Cunningham, Marie Werner, Laura Payne, Dot Lee, Cecilian butty, Flora Auerbach, Genillé Cunningham, Mary Alex” [cCanill, Jennie Anderson, “Minnie jedals: Agnes McQuade, May 2 ay Goodfeliow, and premiums in each class, Elocution—Premiums, Misses Susie Crat Mol: wis, 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 negro burglar James Moore, with several aliases, who, {t 1s thought, has been robbing houses in va- rious parts of 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, He is an expert burglar and has done time in Al- bany for robberies committed in this city. He ts the famous umbrella thief, He had a rope ladder, on the ends of which were iron hooks, An exten- sion handle was connected with an umbrella, by means of which the ladder could be raised and hooked onto the second-story window of a house. ‘Three years ago Sergeant. Kobey arrested him for burgiary at the house of Dr. Williams, and in Feb- Tuary last he returned from Albany after serving Unree years. He ts thirty-seven years old, TUR 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, and on which were his initials, turned ‘up in Wm. Mc- Auley’s pawnshop in West Washington, where the prisoner had paWued it. He saw the ‘initials on Une Watch and he pawned it in the name of Frank A. Gross, which he gave to_correspond with the initials Mr. McAuley gave the ofticers a good description of the man, but they were unable to locate him for the time being. After the Grant Tobbery several others foliowed, and the detec Uves were puzzied as to who was doing the work, as it was evidently being done by an expert. REPRESENTATIVE GHIMES ROBBED. ‘Yesterday morning Kepresentative Grimes, who lives at the house of Mrs. Jones, No. 13 1st street northeast, visited police headquarters and re- ported that about 6 o'clock yesterday morning the louse Was entered and robbed of a gold watch and hain and $50 belonging to the Cor an; a cuff bution and $5 belonging to Katie Barr, the servant, and a napkin ring belonging to Mrs. Jones. "The burgiar secured the watch and chain and te 350 without being discovered, and he then went . IX MISS BARR’S ROOM. ‘The young woman was awakened by the noise he made, and thought he was the colored servant in the house, She got a good look at the man, and seeing he was a stranger she was afraid to make anoutery. The negro was on his knees looking Chrouch a washstaid near the foot of the young Woman's bed, and almost every instant be woul 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 THK 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 is OMicer Block’s washer- Woman, aud the detectives invited Ofticer Block to go Win them to her house, THE ARREST. Upon their arrival at the house the oMfcers found Moore, and placed him under arrest. He resisted, and, after some trouble, he was taken to the fourth Precinet station, where the pawn Ucket for Mr. Grant's’ watea Was found on him. ‘The young Woman above mentioned fully Identified him as the man Who was In her room yesterday morning, and the pawnbroker had no doubt about bis being the man who pawned the watch, Mary Sullivan, the washer woman, denied having any "knowledge of the presence on her premises of any stolen property, Moore was. then informed by the oificers tuat he had been fully identified, and they questioned him closely regarding the whereabouts of the balance of the property. Me told them that if Maty Sullivan ad anything belonging to lim she would give it to them; but she claiined that she knew nothing Of his property. Sue told the ofiicers that Moore | had tol them What was not so, and on account of the confidence placed in her, her house was not then searened, and she steefed them off by re- Ierring them to another colored woman in South Washington. FINDING THE STOLEN PROPERTY. After spending some tme there the officers re- turned to Sullivan’s house and made a thorough search, In several places about the house they found pieces of stolen jewelry and $45 in money, and tied up in an old sock tn the yard they found a quanity of Jewelry. Among the goods recovered were a guid 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 aud chain and other property, stolen from Ube pai sonage of St, Stephen’s church, belonging to Fatner Wilson, of Harper's Ferry; a'stiver watch, which the prigouer says he obtained in a trade in Alexan- dria; a Waterbury watch, which the prisoner does not Claitn; a gold Untinblé with the initials, “H. A. ‘T.;” a loUof Jewelry stolen from Chas. W. Geddes, of’ No, 220 Ist street northeast; two pen-knives, @ number of cuff buttons and other Sinall pleces of Jewelry, which nave not been iden- title, A tew “days azo Moore called at police headquarters and asked for a pistol which was takeu from him three years ago. He sald that be did not Want the umbrella; that he had no use for it now, as he had enough ahd was going to lead an houest life, He 1s held at the station and Will be taken to the Police Court to-morrow, Helief 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 and the temperature 1s sufficiently high to cause sudden upward movements of air that may result In alaying of the dust before nightfall, There has been but Little change in tue temperature since Sunday, and there is no definite prospect of relief from the heat, altiough there 1s a very small cold spot apparent in the Northwest that may spread and reach us. Monday has 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 82.3, and at 7 o'clock 76 On ‘Tuesday tue mercury went down to &, a drop of over 7 degrees; the mean Was 77, and at 7 o'clock It was 76. Yesterday the thermometer Went to 87.1, a sliglit rise; the mean Was 77, and at 7 o'clock it'was 70. ‘This morning a7 the thermometer registered 73 degrees, a lit Ue higher than yesterday, and the indications point to stationary temperature, with perhaps a cocler spell if the rains saould come. A BRickLAYER SERIOUSLY INJURED BY A FALL — ‘Phis morning John Sebastion, a bricklayer, who lives at 340 N street soutiwest, fell off the new buliding at ‘the corner of Vermont avenue and U streets, distance of 35 feet, and was taken to the Gartleld Hospital. One of bis arms was broken and he was injured internally, and it 18 feared that lifs injuries will prove fatal, _— * Affairs in West Washington. Alexandria Attairs. Reported for THE EVEXING STAR. ‘Tue Comtxa Covrt.—The County Court, when it Sueh* Acxt Monday. will take up the ast of Hor. dell gambling; also the West Washington casor Warren, charwed With assaulting a constable neat the Aqueduct Bridge, and the cases against Hine for felony and wifes seemed" Sel Sita fy a sul the 5} jury moped for the terms. Fuwgeal.—The funeral of Miss Mary A. Fitz~ gee Manassas, took place at St. Mary’s church this morning. The remains were t to this city by railway, and after the services at the church were interred in the Catholic cemetery. Notes.—Tne continued growth of Alexandria is evident in the continued need of extending the Water mains, Mains are now to be extended on Patrick street from Princess to Oronoke, and on Alfred from Duke to Gibbon street. ‘The new mains will be of Ginch pipe. Further extension Of water facilities i8 talked ot-——The boys and girls attending the Sunday school at the Presby- Yerlan chapel on Lee sireet were entertained @ few evenings ago at the chapel with a lentiful supply of ice cream, ec. i ee mi and other exercises by which drew a select number of friends to her school ——The central democratic com- mittee of this district will meet in this city at an early day to decide the time of holding the dis- ict convention 59 resominase Gen. W. HH. Le ‘Congress.——Sergeant Harry completed his term inthe United States Army has returned to his home in this city. ——<———— Mr. Scotiand. HOW HE RECKIVED NEWS FROM THE CHICAGO CON VENTION—WHAT CARNEGIE SAY8, Bellingham, Eng., Special to Phil. Press, June 20. ‘Mr, Andrew Carnegie and his party, including ‘Mr. James G. Blaine, are tucked in quaint beds to 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 interest in the Work of the convention, but Speaks as If his name was not tn any way connected With it, ‘The Loudon papers print the list of the names to be presented to the couvention, includ- ing his, with the statement that his boom bas Weakened because of the belief that ‘ie refuses even an unanimous nomination. When Mr. Blaine’s attention was called to Unls fact he sald the situ- ation did not call for any comment from him. He declined to be interviewed. Afterward MF. Carnegie, when seen alone, sald, upon his own responsibility: “Mr. Blaine does not speak of political matters at all. “But, in my op! fon, 1f the republican party finds it Cannot agree upon @ leader, and then ‘calls upon its former leader to lead tt again, 1t goes without saying that it would be his duty todo so, sud Mr. Blaine has never falied todo hls duty. ‘It ts now clear that the campaign isto be fought upon the issue of Protection versus Free Trade, the former of which Mr, Blaine feeis to be essential wo his country’s prosperity, It ts not anticipated that thts call will e made upon him, bULIT made it must be ac- cepted.” FE ge EE ei ee ee on high eround: fis ad one male at $00 ‘iment. Frout aod “yards; water in ‘a spring well in alley. Tinted have, Same ertrs ne Groom S-story bricks x i *x'baiwoon, ‘910 Oth street Bw. FINE THREE-STORY ‘the Summ F seats ‘OR RENT—1509 6TH ST. TWO-STOuY ts, Tewiy fainted ant puperca tervarhout rovements, iain Troushout: 25 s0 per musth: SWORMSTIDE S BE ADEES, Seal SPP aw, oTBN: RENT THOSE NEWLL-PAT! RED. Wo- tory, bay-window Bric = “, Morell, 734 6th st.n.w., every style showcase,c030 give rooms ya water nfm an latrobe, 812 ea ac TED: oLe Iced Tea. Iced Ten. art READLET. F ox. Ganpowder ang Oulong and, Backer red in Teas, at 50c. und, are unequalled the money.” it you want Arst-class Teas at low OR RENT_TE! M HOU er usat ‘M. & P. METzGER, a " is Se peor eed Lor Ss- N.W., THRE! aremmevent sid eimramte’ ey | duh Foyuies SE WOES “Royal Glue” mends China, GlassWoo1,£0, Gae> ‘OPENING! GRAND OPENIN TO-NIGHT. BOEMHEILD'S SUMMER GARDEN, 318 18T. N. E. ‘Music by Select Orchestra ALL ARE INVITED. oa ry Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. B= BALL, AT OLFMPIO PARK, TO-MORROW ‘The D, C.*8., of Washington, vs. The OLYMPICS. ‘Admission, 250. ‘Game called, 4:30. LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE THIRD WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON. ivenings at 8:15. ‘Matinee Saturday at 2, 0 O23 1 Ottices, aw ten (10) rooms with a 1a well shaded with Leautitul oaks. range. Bath, &c.: 927 L st. nw. back yard, and bewly papered and painted throughout, _se2h-3t ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n.w. Store cor. Gih and H 0.6.) Greene Gouirt, 4rs 11 R RENT—FOR THE SUMMER ished, “The Delano Place.) Mt. Pleasant: House ‘stable; 01 quite on premises, or of CHAS. IL KELLOGG, JOR RENT_NEW MODI RN E, WITH STABLE; Tange front and ‘TORY and bath : possession st ne. Ory, 10 Toms, 637 Fst. ONTHS, FUR ‘acre ground, F paruculars. i 02 9th FOuRT JEANNIE WINSTON reat mecha mig Sn AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY oom, med 3 provement 455. 42 Mecullouh In Von Suppe's Comic Opera, St, near New Jeracy'ave. and Ete. 2 ee Tnqutire of A EBERLA'S SONS, 7187 PRVED St ee ADMISSION Pw $005 1000 Vermont sve” eo _ ext week FRA DIAVOLD. ers | Tehpeeecenmeiy te alae eet ‘ARRI yU THEATER. SH Balk ace ip 1ST ST. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY TWO. Seen cee WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 18, iathy introbe, range, cle, WG. DUV . ‘That charming and talented little actress, nw. eats LOTTIE CHURCH, 08 BENT-NEW 9-R00M HOUSE NEw HA: Stevens’ successful sensational melo-drama, | E*shire. ves ate low rate uutil Ovtober 1 IA ee euoune & WATERS, 606 170rst- nw. per Be i “" OK RENT—DESIRABLE NEW 14-ROOM BRICK, Next Week-De wT RLL Mad Me MIDE. y018 1451N at: parlor, buck parlor. dinime-room and Sa ee jansth at, ‘iro blocks south of U.S. Troastiy Bulld- ROF. CALDWELL'S (NEW UNIFORMED) BAND nd Orchestra cal be aayawcd to furnial te-claae my music for all occasions Addreas OT wera, Je5-3w" 114 Cat nw, F[THE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, Comer 22d and Pst: WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMMER istchen on first floor.” For terms, sel ~_WHITAKEK & JOR RENT—BRAUTIFUL 9 closets: hardwood Mantels hearths; han Et FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS. my22Im * HE CYCLERIES. 1406 N.Y. AVE — LADIES | 339 Dod vee de Bicycles, ‘Tricycies, Sociables and Tandems for Rent Uy the hour, day or week. Tricycles for five | Aysye wees The rabbit pest in New Zealand 1s sald to be constantly Increasing in seriousness in spite of the persistent efforts made by Ube government aud Une tarmers to eradicate tt. In the house of commons yesterday afternoon ‘Mr. Ballour referred to the rumor that ue Was ‘about to resign the chief secretaryship of Ireland as One of those ridiculous ficuions Which are period jeally circulated by a section of Ue Irish press. Mayor Hewitt announces that under no cireum- stances wiilhe accept @ renomination for the auayoralty of New York. A dispateh trom London, June 20, says: Dr. J. H. Zukertort, the distingulsued chess player, 15 de. Levene Broo Appears in @ thousand different forms and causes a vast amount of suffering. Scarcely a single person is, entirely free from its effects. Hence the necessity of 0 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, humors, boils, pimples, and all other affections caused by impurities or poisonous germs in the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla also overcomes that tired feeling, creates an 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 HUOD & Cv., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 'TERESTING BEADING, ANDSOME BL§CK BROCADE SILK GRENA- ES, o0c , G2e.. Woe., 87, 91 and $LZS. NGY SILKS iti checks ana stripes, all colors, im- mense assortment, 37,40, 49, 48e. HANDSOME SATIN PLALD INDIA LINEN, finest a. DL juality, nearly yard wide, price was 25¢., reduced 1: SGLACK SURAH. SlckS, excellent “quality, fall width; price was 75e.; reduced 0c. SATIN MOIRE (WATEKED SILK), all colors, price ‘was $1; reauced 68c. FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c., price was Bde. CHALLY De LAINES, French styles. 10¢. | is . fine quality, 3 aay ‘quality, price was’ 15e.; re- BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, French styles, 15c. CREAM ALBAINOss pure Wook eta wide, double 98, pure Wook, extra width, special bargain, ae Cranes 711 MARKET SPACE NER 7TH STREET. Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS’ suitable for real hot weather, all pure fine wool, immeuse double “BLACK OASHMEICE SHAWLS. pots woot FIGURED. INDIA. LINENS: "bosutitul © Broich stylon, nearly yard wide, 0c. fESHIETERCASHAMENES, tho now style besuti- i. dress woods, ail pure wo Widin, and the price is reduced aoc. 7" Wide double aw 'S VEILING, beautaful lace style, pure wool, 812: Preseiits for Customers who bi silk Embroidered Concets or halt Sates Deak aoe Mies Silec snr setees Weaienee Mths Gut uy B10 oF over und aclect. hut {Ne valrs Dauaek Towels oF one dozen Daunaak a ‘MARuIAGE LICENSES.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk ‘of the court to Otto W. Hill- lary and Annte E. Cannon; Basil A. Soper and Mamie E. Moore, both of Fairland, Md.; Jobn C. Wuluner and Clara J. Hettinger, both of Man- assas, Va, a ‘THE WEEKLY StaR's Pocket Atlas of the World1s offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It is a handsomely printea ‘book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more ‘than 100 colored imapsand @! ‘abdcontains @ Wealth of general informal ‘See advertise. ment 1D . Women of World-Wide Fame. TWO OR THREE BEAUTIES, THE REST GREEN-EYED AND CATLIKE. From the Roseleaf. ‘The Circassian beauty is a young woman with dark, piercing eyes and kinky hair, standing out straight around her head lke an electrified mop. ‘Such a beauty may do very well for a side show, but she would soon drop down to the were she to bang her hair in front and doit up in & pug behind. | Cleopatra’ loveliness undoubtedly made a great impression upon both Marc Antony ‘and Cesar, but if the queen of Egypt was like the Test Of hér race, as shown on tablets, tomb, and monolith, sie was a lithe, brown crea- ture, with slits for eyes, a decidedly dulous nose, aud. thick, tirmed-out, ips. Ac. cording to ’ Flaxman’s "desi was 2 Tong nosey ending in a good deal of «tip and rune ina a tip and run. hing Gown in asifaigutune trom her forehead. ‘Yet both Menelaus and Paris, and, indeed, by the entire Trojan and Greek nauous, she was consia- ered one of the handsomest women of the age. Queen Elizabeth had red bair—not the gorgeous ‘Titan red, but an out and outcarroty red; Catha- Tine, of Russia, had green eyes; Lady Jane Grey had’a long, thin neck, while Lucretia Borgia had scarcely aly neck at all. Even such an expert ‘With the multitude of low test, short weight, alumor phosphate powders, Sold only in cans, RotaL Baxixa Powxs Co,, 106 Wall st, No, Fun Be De Porfect’a Irigh Linen, 2S ara tol, % Panavexras Stone WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUMMER UNDERWEAK AT 25 CENTS, NAINSOOK and JEAN DRAWERS for Men, made to special order; a fit guaranteed; sizes 28 to 44; 50c. Special bargains in Ladies’ Balbriggan Fine Pin ‘Stripe Black and Colored Hosiery, at 25c. Child's Ribbed Hose of acelebrated French make. Price was 35c, to 50c.; now, 25c. Special value in Ladies* Pure Silk Mitts, 25c. In White Dress Goods we are offering great bargains. India Linons, Victoria Lawns, French Muslin, Plaid ‘Lawns, Plaid Nainsook, Swiss Muslin, Dotted Swiss, ‘&c., &c, Extra values at 123¢. WASH Goops, i received a line of Batistes, extra fine quality, at 12340. A few more of those beautiful Challies and Crepelines at 12340. A full assortment of Ginghams, stripes and plaids, with plains to match, 10¢. to 25e. In Satines we are showing line of beautifal styles at l2Kec. Achotce line of French. No old styles, but all new and choice designs. ‘Bargains in Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. A special in Mattings, extra heavy, seamless, at 25¢.; worth 37; ‘ CARHART & LEIDY, 16 928 7th and 706 K st. G. T. Kum TAILOR 203m 24 oth street, MED AND UNTRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS ‘UNTIL JULY 8. ‘MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 x16 OLESALE! 1858—ESTABLISHED—| SON CALL A’ BHAT THEIR iat : ero voun ‘Aerchiefa, Collars, ka ‘RC. LEWIS & BON, 1421 New York sve, One Price. ‘Worth side, pear 15th street, . months, $5 per month aplzom_ | 7G st nw — —= = lows to" 1028 wa ~ aaa ‘st, 7, EXCURSIONS, PICNIC 93resi GEND Excursion ‘TO SALT WATE! Sina per annum... SUNDAY, JUNE 24, ef Sapa ‘Space, 4r. ‘Washington's Famous Watering Place, COLONIAL BEACH. The Now Steamer T. V. AKROWSMITH, Leaves 7th-street Ferry Wharf at 8:45 am. sbarp; three hours at the Beach; home at 9 p.m. Store and di nopipner lunch and refreshinents on steamer, and at otel ‘Also dancing and mu tertainment, St FARE KOUND-TKIP, 50 CENTS. HE STEAMER “CECILE” MAKES TRIPS EACH hour from Mattauo’s wharf ty City V Point), and return, from 9 atu, to 1 the Se. “Music by 3d Arti Qooks, For fuil List call at office fo thel ath, (elo) RENT — three months, lance aud airy’ 21 rooms: 1, Star ofiice. ‘very, choice location ‘Lommal to careful and desirable tenant. ‘Ke. a onbAN Yar7 Fat. EW, 11 ROOM BRICK: ;"mirrors and tiled large porchs 10 Maple ave The above is only a portion of the property on my or bulletin issued on THOS. E, WAGGAMAN.- PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, FOR Turnished house of northwest: rent Address Box Jel9-3e ACH, u's Famous Seaside Resort. ‘The Valatial STEAMER EXCELSIOR Will commence DAILY TRIPS ON AND AFTER JULY 1. Coroxrar BE. Wi K ST. N.W. Fooms. i rds abd, Flat in 2 at ee desiring to, make these excursions Ei Corcoran street orth ide, from July 1. Apply at once for dates. rourhout, and. tu excellent’ repair. Si Se eae ee Cry. RIDLEY, General Manager, LIEBERMANN 1303 F street Pe $e20-4m Ftivetrect Whart. | > ae FUR: |ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EXCUKSION, aE a Under the direction of the LADIES’ AID SOCIELY, FRIDAY, JU. refreshments will be served by the ladies on the grounds. TICKETS, 60 CENTS. 3019-3t ay Gronpieercntan ‘Steamer W. W. CORCORAN will leave at 10 am_ for Marshall Hall redching Washington at 4 p.m Steamer W. W, CORCORAN will make three trivs to my21-7w* HOUSES. NISHED— 12 rooms, 1.1., new. NEARLY NEW, 6 KR KENT—MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE 1 1307 F st uw. FF" RENT—BY EO. HOLTZMAN |QFFICES AND STORES. Marshall Hali during the summer months, leaving at | 14thand H sts. tw, new!N.w. cor. 17th and Peun, 10:30 am. 2:30 and 5:30 p.m,, reaching Ws ry tory brick “Duilding, | ave 1r, ...$150 at 2, 5, and 9:30 pm. suitable | for firsi-clss 941 F st.. 2d tloor, o frout $27- To accommodate the public, on FRIDAY, JULY | hotel, 36r., m.i., heated | re.,hesied by steam . 100 Gru, sed SATULDAY, JULY ru. and every Friday | by. sieam, elevator: por O41 Y. Sa Hour. 3 front, and ‘Saturday thereafter during the summer months, | _ anwiuin. ‘ heated by steam...8333 the steamer will make two trips to Marshall Hall, leay: | 510 11th at. a. 0 Klewant rooms. hi” “Sam Sng at 10 4.10. and 6:15 p.u,, and reaching the city at | 609 12that, 101 # and 10:30 jam. BM 1th 'st. aw. T0F_.BU First-class catering in dining-room at the Hall. | 711 1ithst.n.w., Lr, Lunch, coffee, miuk, buttermilk, 11 16th st. nw Zr. fre Se nappa Sxcursionits 103m (oEtNewoon: ‘BEACH. STEAMER PILOT BOY. ig SPECIAL ATTRACTION. SATURDAY, June 23, Sunday-school, Excursion. Boat leaves Washington 9:30 am, 4:30, 7:30 pm. Collingwood Beach, 2:30 a.m., 6, 10 p.m. Gents’ Tick- ets, 50c.: gent and lad a On SUNDAY, June 24, B'Nai Brith, 1. O. B. B., have chartered the Pilot Boy aud Collingwood Beach, Tickets, 50c, . For Charters, &., apply tol. J. WOOLLEN & CO, 02 Itichardson pi.- For list of furuishea nouses call Forstot property forsale call yiplaced with ane tr ren advertised tres of Cost t9 the owt ges HO. HOLTZMAN for or send to offica. for or wend to office, or sale is Liberally ith and F sta.nw. 1101 Fst. 3. w., or Capt. WHITE, steamer Pilot Boy. my5-dun AY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF THE ‘CALEDONIAN CLUB 10 RIVER VIEW, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1888. Steamer Mary Washiixton leaves 7th-st. wharf at 9 ‘4 im, aud 6p. in. sharp. Keturniug, leaves at 4 and oR RENT— Go and examine it. 10:30 p.m. House open tor inspection, ‘Da on boat going and returning, both 2 Hemereentceeree ea inipe bath im, | EciraRSo parma. Gentleman's ticket, 50 cents. Ladies, 2 nts, 3016-6t Foe, cuacrea, === JANE MOSELEY for charter until L. W. EMMART, Manager. fiful sitnation: 14 rooms, $7. TOWELS, next door, 807, 3e16-1m (a vernon Park, own as stat * Fount Call cn Col ‘tr 1609 3D ST. N.W. A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE. Seven rooms. including bath. ‘Has all modern improvements. Closets in every room, with hallway, gas and water. B. H. WARNER & CO, ‘916 F wt uw. g jurther information, ‘0! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN | J{OR RENT — = BRIDGE, Fat tn good | ‘Steam packet EXCELSIOR makes her regular trips _se16-1W on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday.and Friday, leavi igh end Canal ste. Georgetown at S am Fare, S0c rund tap,” ADDY tod. cr and J. Mt. WATERS. ines 50. One” two-stor 22d st, bet. F and G nw. e: ETROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE Co., R RENT—ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ‘No, 253 13th st, aw.. nine rooms L % brick’ house, No. 616 t rooms, with’ all“ mod. impa ;rent $35. Inquire at 403 7th st, nw. JelG- ail mod. imps: ANDKEW WALL, "Supt, 916 F st.nw,, Warner Building. SIXTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE AGENTS KR RENT— 12627, 1 1226 12th st....860. to 3045 BAY RIDGE, A. ON FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1888, 1 a as ‘Tickets can be had from the Agents and from the com- | 3. F Lit. Or mittee at the depot. 938 Pat,’ gaat. tum 1812 Ket, Mot, Si Fare, round trip, $1. Children, 60e, __je17t_| 1340, 30th os at OF IVER VIy saliontapiants Most Resort. | 1130: 2407 F Sieamer MARY WASHINGTON wil leave ber whart | 2339 97 jth at every SUNDAY at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., returning at | 143 Ost. Van av and p.m. Tickets Zo cents. Pvery’ WEDNESDAY | 239 Get, 29 aim and 6 p.m, et 5 and 11 p.m. | 3339 G ot Tekets 26 cents, antiy day ‘atuitiver View every | 3139 Pa SATURDAL Ieeving at 10 St, rovurting at6\ bm | 1459 Free ‘Prot. Proctor's Dancing School Reunion st River Sst Viow overy SATURDAY EVENING, leaving at @ pas | S354 hat returning at, 11 Lideete ES cea Boi2 Net! Gown sud back’ and’ at’ the ou 3608 Let pavillion on the Potomac River on all tripe except | iyi 20th . Fine Brass Band on Sundays. No objec- | 1750 3 st, 7 Ro ae at epl7-3m, 1200 Virginia ave. at..7r & store...82 it. 6 BLE 5-ROOM OR RENT—UNFUR! ‘rik baat | Boy NEW, 0-KOOM BRICK. MOD, fry tiue meuguboriod, price, Tiree S-rootn Brick tiouses on New Jemwey ave. me; pee 84.500 Trotnew S:room Brick, Hist xe TED — 1266 N. Have Took: Tires'new S-room Beck Mat see 61,000, iit Tath st Two Prames ou M sts cteeaed ground). news 1201 19th et pice for bongs 300, Seen SOUND: Seer 1027 Conn ave. Pity S13 aieat, 1806 eh et 8 = 1834 Jefferson Place : sti arte? 1620 Toe ; hand Ooh Fer hear me A SAY WOOD, B10 Mthst Tw. oe ee OR SALE—HOUSE ON CAPITOL WILL NEAR East Capitol at . seven room. all modern timprove- cain, be location eva frat and Am ethene Wes ae *. ry Gondition,” Parties dcairing’ ice home edidress FOR SALE, staroffice. * ra Fok, S22 82.000 SEW COTTAGE, 6 tal bagcment 6 i iar @ tention to our list of FUR- NISHED HOUSES, which comprise some of the mot desirable in the city. Also, some furnished houses at FN tothe nw. | Viessant ‘Inguireon promises pote OK RENTONEW FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, 1414 Lith st nw. et Ithode Tsland ave, and P st, Jeo. 1528 and 13500 a ‘Apply to 3.3. SHEDD. 1507 Aihode Isiaund ave. nny dthatu.sh T—A FINE HOUSE, 908 L st. NW. all modern “huprovements: "800. per ‘Apply’ to W.C/JOMNSON, 715 1th st mw. Fah Sah BAMCAIN ONE OF Tue Mow desirable Hotes 0 the oily ene mquare north of are tent sd bale DAVID PD. STONE, ~ 2800 F st, OK SALE—CHEAP_BOKL NEW HOUSES 6:7 Mass.av.n.e.6r. 2108 Ks n.w..Or 285 406 Boanaary a, Jor "and improving tout GO Ts4s Linden et. 3 #2700. WHITAKER & JOKDAS, La OK SALE—815 Q ST. Nw well built and fit M.M_PARKER, 141s Fst OR SALE A Bue reudence on Connecticut ave..16 lanee rooms, with fine stable. This property fronts on two desira- bie strecta, and will be sold cheay to ai Luumedsate par chant O19 K wt mw., Sat Lifwl location and apletdic li E Cap. st.. 11r- 41 Fat. nw., lor 344 Corcoran st Pace, 10 ‘splendid nous om Grant Piece, 10 fone m Seay auamatings wil be exchanged fortwo very desirable proper lier hotses. ‘#1 and bath, all mod. tin 931 Ost nw. brick ‘ room: all mod ini $10 20th Sew Br boundary. 16 BH WARNER & Co. 916 wy iaeee’ nasoe OK RENT—HOUSES. ra prick warehouse, wharf front 202250. dsing« good a mw ® room sininena, “4,000. 51 Get awscor IO. 7 ee, crore end okabe.. TOIO "ath ct n.e., 2-story, brick 6 rooms: al moi OLS thet Bowe ntore end : in.” lot 10x05. Kenta for 20 per month B05 Hat. ue 0 foomm, mod LROtE atlas temtes room ot 2 vieetearmeeee 40-01 BLY. WARNER & CO, 916 F et mow. vps _ jer2-11t eHow Build 1116 Conn, ave. uw 2r $100 817 Markt Space, Sarg een #t.80 1526 10th uw, 400 Mt’ h at. Dw, 20 fh 2 new., Gr... 1N 2: br. 18 225 Pu. brick, 9 room & store.¢166.75 3108 Tse rick, 9 rooms... 505 T st. 1537 Pat, 10384 13's Groom cottages ob Coluimlas Heidi is Foon eottages oa Colin = ary M. M. PAKKER, pitas ct ot Ar. ee — aw. JOR RENT— oe, Pee Sth and Mans 73g mt, 1419 30m st. nr AT A BARGAIN. That esirable 10;r00m, ‘prick ‘house 1317 12th st, heer ee 500) oi tw ‘Reutreduced to aboveis only & portion of the " BUSHNELL & CARUSE, | hooks. "Portail lst call at wifes for fu srt on 2730-3m 1008 F st-n'w_| thelstand 15th. (elo) THOS. E WAGGAMAN. BARGAIN ON EASY TERMS. ~lot4l £t trout and out ta bet. 18th & 19th.150 it 1tIi st..n"'rDupontcir, 375 N at. near 10th, UR00 List, bet, N and O. muathon, INO. A. Picks OTT, 1416 Fost. n.w., Kelloge Building, se8 FS 18 AND 2018 VERMONT AVE: x ne wear O rvctnn, ail mets oeny” tertan: @4,000, cach, JOR RENT— AY WINDOW | iouscw th stare. bet Gana f 00 eas eetegh Monae: ail mogcrn nppevomete eutaly | lois, Wik Roaliains bet iaths 14th, Fn rin iseated ApHIy {0 BAM POLRINHCL foot. a NUER & CO. 033 Fat: CO st bets 14th and 13th ata, oo yers-aw _BUSINESS CHANCES. _ ¥ STORE, GOOD WILL AND $306 WO NEW TWO-STORY AND BASE- rellings, 7 rooms, all mod inj. Nery. ean nts; 64,000 each’ SWOKMSTEDE & BRAD! 7 it FS SALE—1700 13TH ST. N. wie St nies HOME. AT A BARGAIN, NEAR = purer ae al ga rene for ee ae Fr Mg a A Beek Hang ad deme Co. totgreg yavaide erm-snnualy Wy | Gwo.wtory thf toome, bath cllse tay window all hey ale eal estate icrigasos folly guatamescd, ‘he | Modern yyrovemeuta, Lat 17 30x Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. of New ame Seuss. ork TXMAN @ RICHARDSON: Agente _Je21-cod-Im_ 1008 Fst. uw. FOE SA 100 SHARES OF DiNAMoGE APH, at 2.15 per share; 200 Heatand Light, at 40c Also, cheap, some Graphophone, Pneumatic-Gun ¢ Fase ‘and Horsenbe stock. CHAS. A. BHIELDS, 1006 F'et. ise ae * Syezi-at WASTED-DY & GENTLEMAN WHO Was HAD Caperience both in mercautive and real estate bust- hess, 0 enwrage in some bumuens ‘where his services Sud an investment of ome or two thousand dollars will bray Prvo inrouic: oF would parca at) entablished Hood. paying business. age = ty Tre, Hox 63, Star office, sa delscor «. i desirable new 8-room dwellings.a!l mod.imp,, ‘on South Caro na ave., Bear Pennsylvania ave: &.; beautiful location: wide "p ches, schoo! ‘swouish COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE—FARM OF 100 ACKES OF LAND, slichtly rolling, sandy loam: 30 acres clear, balauos USE FOR RENT—3 AND ST STN. E, TWO | 0 wood timber: aijoiue the Band PKK on pi a) ere a uted: rentiow. Apply to F. W. CALLAGHAN, 831 | Yery cheap, must be sold. Appiy 0. 1. Bo! forth Gapitol st. JelS-2in | Hosta. FURNISHED HU water and shade airy roca, pasture free. Mra THU une. OF Penma ave.1¢ AKOMA PARK—AYT OO-T, O8 WILL EXCHANGE, finely situated lots, crouting Carroll aud Co bus avenues, with or without neat 4-rovin ¢ Kitchen and eating-room detached. J. A., P. ‘Takoma. JOR SALE-VERY CHL drug business in good | ips for wollte” Land at ‘otal prescripuons 10F EL'Star fice. a F iE CORNER GRC centrally located in the horthwes! ood business, Address S.A. 00 IN SMALL HOUSES; ¥ 750 per year: You may et JOR SAD ES. Oi EK, 2405 tion, ‘ ‘Address ES. COLGAMER, 2400 adjouing wew subdivini jeatutient; ‘on Soutly Moustasny acether With 10 acres of laud, for the small sum of 000. "A chance to Wnty = nis Seren atid ued frame bose building? "3"mailes. fr ave. nw, We northwest. Addvess EXC E 9-ROOM HOUSE IN 1 for uuimproved proper: GE, Star uffice, Je20- JOR SALE — STOCK, FIXTURES, &C, ¢ Springs, V'a.; price $1.1 a a srocery siore in first watd, the best stant i Wasisiuston Tae for liyuors: reasons for selling taade ky Se ete Hoation. Address B.W. H. Star ude. 20-5" | SP Sree LGM Soy" yarsea ot cormaumusty, Price perce. 00 acres sat uiwe (County Va in a good business part of the city; good | Proved: ® good farm, “and near railro ice, 8 Teasous forselling. Apply 1240 7th at. now. Je20-2t" | Per aeré. A splendid farm of 100 actor on the Glen Fes SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YAKD., | Catholic University , unpre For het at 1! Lith st. uw. «lviug » first-class business; | particulars, call or eddruns THOMAS KE WAGGA. Is two-thirds of the wood soldin the District ; reason, AN, 8! ~ow, 21 for selling, other business; Tequires twelve. teams to Tun the Lusiness cs 20-40 TOK SALE — STOCK, FIXTURES. AND GOOD will of «rocery store. Apply ou premises, corner IzuVand Boundary nw. aes ty F SE S22 FINE SHARES OF GARRETT raRK Stock. Will sell ow for cash; Dut no reasonable Offer Will’ be refused. “Box 126, Star office. jel93t" JOR SALE—GROCERY, STOCK, AND FIXTU OF will sell Fi TANTED—TO HASE NORTH Ok west of ety price must be reasonable. Address, giving f ion, location and lowest price, M.G., JOR SALE-AT MELROSE PARK. HiarTs- Ville, Md. desirable Lats, opposite the handsouse resddence of the late KK. Elliot, emg. Lots 50 uy 130 = | fect, ‘Trouting on Melroxe ave.” Price “10 conte per S| Square toot. “Liberal terms to purchasers uf more ‘ham ue ox or to any we Ualiing” wt noe.” arf nt particulsrappiy to TYLEL & MUTINEKPOND, ID OPFORTUNITY FOR A YO! Je13-2a* sot Pt oe a he routes, iucludiug two horses and wag- Ons, of one of the cldest-established bakeries u the city, forsale cheap before the Ist of July. Keason for ickwess iu the family. Apply to G.J.GOCK- 1M st. n. 3216-6 JQOK SALE—HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS; BEAU- ROR SALE-NEAR” ROCKVILLE, 7. tiful stock, us throug June to close for | ine village af Ballston, © Summer; easy mouthiy terms. HL SUMNEK ageut, | Prdge se $300, oe oa cay Sir Sih wt. * | PRIfLiPs: 1aib'New York ave. © eit lan {QR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD | 230k SALE—HANDSOME BUILDING SITES AT Will of au oid-established Grocery and Feed Store. ‘Dunh-Lorine. Among improvements are. new juve and Store for rent. heason tor selling: Going to ra weUGuN F CHEER 20 retire from business. ADDLY spot. pemorMes bullae tee tures, Ke; maguiieeut parks apd mineral «prin. Sas TEATRO T en | Sa eEBOL ene gine, pudncemente te Wuliders JK SALE-KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OUTFIT, g20; | MCLAC! (CHELDEK, 1225 ue Scottint’ Kite sword, Baldwick end my 20. Balt, Siu: GkO. T. KEEN, 414 9th st. n ‘de7-1ma ROR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY PROP- of 138 ‘near Fredericksburg, SALE — AT FOREST INN PARK” POKEST Glen, very derirable villa sites, several Lesutiful already erected the “Metropolitan Branc Price low. Bk! . orn pede {OK SALE-AT (A BARGAIN—STOCK. GOOD | 7.6n SALE—BANGAINS—LOTSAT FOREST GLEN ‘will, ec, of 8 “Liquor aud Provision Store | JQ, ae Oy which baw Tage rounds, stabling, wood water, ke, | A Md; twenty minutes ride frow sit) 8.4) ut promises for rent or lease: only feuson for sclling | Jeg 1° Taig Bat, pa ay FA Cass sieve LOR SALE—SPLENDID_ESTATE 44s ackEs, foaam ied Rise iw. | F near histone Brandy, Station. Ve Mie K Cul {OR EXCHANGE— Bod tencon “OUORE De LUCKETH. 050 Fats oF Kecuvilie, Mat eo hia® WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED RIVER VIEW AND SEE SwitolDAGK RAILWAY end Fido the Hoses give ‘We adi ‘but. ve, ‘ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, SECRETARY'S OFFICE. "The Park, on 7th-strect road, belng fromy tntruers: is the aomy besuafulposore te od Sietilbe Festivals Sc. will bereuted ts reapesils Poor worms apply o Mon. 8. Wolf, 021 Pst. Me. Hockemeyers 474 Ome nr c ORS im MEENHOLD 1 aa BY SEA. at ‘aw. Selections of ‘AMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, to five hundred acres, within from 1 to city, suitable tor stock, dairy, frat, ‘at very” low prices abd om for bulletin,