Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1888, Page 2

Information About Prominent Washing- tonians. Miss Belle Wilson, who is to marry Mr. Mi- : Herbert, second secretary of the British h of this month, railroad presi- Wilson has re- the close of the « legati this city on the i w connection with banking is & name ina list of directors, Toads, His oldest dat Goelet, aud his son, Mr. Orme Wilson, ial alliance with the Astor family, Bias Wilson will preside at 1 the arrival of the new rdes will start er. ry E secretar: months’ ary 1.1 on han imgton. Col. and Mrs.Francis Colton and children and %, but in case of necessity he will be 1 to represent Great Britain in Wash- Miss Clarke, Mrs.Schuyler Crosby, Miss Crosby, Mrs. Ma t, wife and a wa Nevada, are among the recent ‘ame aio oot arrivals in Paris. It seems that the n need y friends of Miss Agnes Tr engagement to Mr. . were premature, as Miss 1 to any one at present. Mr. and Mra. Fenner Lee have taken a house on Nstreet for the sea Lee was the widow of roll, who was killed » and who was the brother of of Maryland. Mrs. Lee has married to an Austrian noble- rroll, is visiting friends er third daughter, Miss ced to society in this city. is spending a fortnight es E. Campbell was ill last week t malarial attack. wife of Lieut. Reamey, and J Bers city for the month with her au: Reamey expects soon to join her fbeuband for tha wiser ot Ban Fran- cisco. Mrs. L. Z. Leiter has returned to the city. Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson re- turned from New York city on Saturd Miss Wilson spent the past month at West Point. Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. C. Lamar, jr., are located for the winter at the Irvington, on K street. The next meeting of the Ladies’ Sewing So- ciety of the Garfield Hospital Aid, will be held t the residence of Mrs. C. N. Clarke, 1337 K t. Logan and the Misses Pullman have ar- rived in Bremen, Gen. Hancock is back and has with her sts Mrs. and Miss Bouvier, of New York 1d returned from his duck shoot- on.on Saturday, and was met here field, who came on from New] ‘They are at the Arno. W. Slocum, of New York, iscity. They are on their art (nee Heiberger) has re- land t to her father D t northwest. She it on the Ist of December. | :dolph Exner and son have | w . rk for aia visi lub hold their first meeting at Willard’s on Thursday, No- »@ the first anniversary of nd a re-éstablish r. Subject | n this sum- It will be ladies’ ss Fanny Bell mber 14. cock have re- e now in their new of Broken Bc w ¢ rch f the wer: 1 windows and | 1 the effect of an even- ushers and bridesmaids e of the ushers, a gift of rf pins. The onds to the of Senator Paddock se of a hundred pieces from the mother of Omaha brought ere Mr. A. “Peg-Leg”’ Jones’ Troubles. HOW HE LOST A LIMB AND LOST A SUIT AT LAW. Wr d colored man, who is f int b: Peg-le surt this morn: jones, walked the Police ( § carrying a f rags on his shoulder, and requested the urt to send him down. A charge of vagrancy was entered against him and when arraigned he Mr. Padgett ‘sug “Well,” said Judge Miller, “you can have 90 Ity of everything you say.” ted that he be’ given 90 asked Jones. he added. when Jones had arrington was ailroad com- lower courts, ppeal, counsel y would the case, dee ision was . “Dl take his mind, it is a and he has spent im the w rkhouse. The Death Record. » forty-eight hours ending at 1 deaths were reported to s follows: . white, 65 BE avi Susan A. Julia ta hite, 10 y AND HE cov A well- T PAY HIS HOTEL BILt. dressed young man, named Frank led from the dock in the Po- ing and charged with being New York is his home, 4 fora living. He was arrested by er Sutton on complaint that he had “beat” his hotel bill. Mr. Harris, of the Harris Ho the first to make complaint. | nst the young man for $50. ¢ Harris House, where he rooms, and ate at the first ad told them that he worked for The next person to complain | am, who furnished the hotel nt team and sent him to the face track, Mr. Carri ious person. but he follows the rac timony. The races, he said, “busted” Ray- mond. He is honest, but has not the money to pay his bills. The judge and the prosecuting attorney sustained Mir. Carrington’s claim. The young man promised to send the money on when be got it, and the judge discharged him. He had a railroad ticket, and was advised to take the next train for his. his home, aLy Coxpvct.—Some ex- at Pennsylvania avenue ning when Officer Sutton pted to place under arrest a disorderly | Two of the latter’s companions inter- fered and a lively struggle ensued, in which several citizens took part, assisting the officer. and 6th street last e The negroes gave their names as Taylor Holmes, James Tolliver and John Jones, They were fined $5 each in the Police Court this morning for disorderly condue t. — Jvpoweyt wx Tue Hanzis Hovsz Cass.—To- day Judge Merrick delivered the opinion of the court in the easeof A. D. Barber | intent of the act was to allow all AT THE TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE A Place to Study Human Nature. SCENES AT THE CASHIER'S DESK — KICKERS AGAINST THE NEW RULE AGAINST NoT RECEIV- ING CHECKS FOR TAXES—THE OBNOXIOUS PER- SONAL TAX, The action of Collector Davis in checks in payment of taxes, as heretofore stated in Tae Strap, causes a great deal of in manipulating rail- | grumbling on the part of tax payers. In con- hter married Mr. Ogden | versation with a Stam reporter upon the sub- made a| ject, Mr. Davis said: “The action was one of necessity on my part, inasmuch as the courts m here for any length of | Bave decided that in accepting checks the e event of there being a | collector does so on his own between the departure of | The tax-payer whose check is refused isa most disappointed man, After standing in line, in . > ‘The first | ™@ny instances, over an hour, and at last con- n is absent on a three-| gratulating himself that he has reached the ave, expecting to be back by Febru- | coveted goal, and his long patient wait is over, he presents his check and smiles to himself. “What's that, sir?” he asks when Cashier Dan- iels informs him that checks are no longer received. ‘Don't receive them? But this is a certified one, Don’t take that? Why they do in New York, and every other city, ex- cept this. Have I got to go home, get the hard cash and take my turn again in that long line?” he adds. There's no alternative, and he de- | ke asadder but a wiser man, whose check as been refused, gets ve and raises a storm at the idea of his honor, as he sa; being questioned; but he is treated like the rest, and before he is again seen has looked at the matter in another ight and is pacified. AT THE CASHIER'S WINDOW. The cashier's window is a good place tostudy human nature, Itisat the end of the long counter, in the collector’s room, and protected from the outer world by a heavy wire screen. In front of the counter is an iron baluster, se- curely fastened to the floor, a short distance from the window. Through this the rich and the poor, the old and the young, squeeze, Pash, erspire, and swear in their attempt to be first hey have to take their turn, however, aaa tor Marshall keeps the crowd in line, and al- lows no discrimination. Here the avaricious money-lender squeezes his money, counts it over and over again, and pushes it through the window very reluctantly. Thencomesthe poor widow, who has a hard time scraping the tax money together, and pushes it ugh the window with halfasigh. But the clerts have little sentiment about the matter, as the taxes have to be paid. The individual that creates the most disturbance is the personal-tax man, One who has been taxed in ticular is joud in his denunciation of the injustice of the tax, and acts as if he deemed the cashier re- sponsible for it all. nee The Potomac Flats Case. A DECISION REVERSED—THE MARSHALLS TO BE ALLOWED TO FILE AN AMENDED ANSWER. In the Court in General Term to-day Chief Justice Bingham delivered the opinion in the case of the United States against M. F. Morris et al.—the Potomac Flats case—reversing the decision of the court below, when leave was denied Jno, 8. Marshall and others to file an amended and supplemental answer. The Gov- ernment files the bill to obtain proper title to the land reclaimed in the Potomac River. Some few months since the Marshalls, holding title from Lord Fairfax, secured a conveyance from the representative of the last lord pro- prietary of Maryland. They then asked to file answer, and the Government claimed that the time for filing answer stipulated in the act had expired, and that their rights, if any they have, are inerged in the tile of the Govern. ment. The court holds, however, that Con- gress intended this case to be conducted in ac- cordance with the usual a of — courts where the justice has discretion, They were also of the opinion that the spirit and persons claiming title to assert claim, and it would be better to allow the answers to be filed and have a hearing on the merits, steno ae MARRIAGE Licenses. —Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to John B. Scott and Mary U. Graham; Joseph T. Bry- ant, of Richmond, Va., and Mattie E. Donohoe, of Caroline County, Va.; Robert Bernard an Hannah Shorter; John Murphy, of Baltimore, Md., and Isabella Wheeler, of Charleston, 8, C.; David_M. Kindleberger and Carrie W. Cranston; John W. Boggs and Georgianna T. Elvans. eel Nye anp Rrey to Lecrure.—Bill Nye, the ‘known humorist, and James Whitcomb y, the Hoosier poet and humorist, will give one of their inimitable entertainments at Masonic Temple, November 17. The appear- nee of two such distinguished humorous lec- nrers in Washington will be quite an event for fun loving people. Openrnas Ix A Party Watt To BE CLOSED BY Orver or Court.—In the Court in General Term to-day Judge James delivered the o; — ion of the court in the case of Corcoran ag: Nailor. This was a bill in equity to compel de- fendant to close openings in a party wall which overlooks laintit's private premises. The court holds that these openings cannot be maintained and must be closed. ————— A Disorperty Hovse.—Gertie Williams was before the Police Court to-day charged with keeping a ey house in violation of law. The house on Maryland avenue, near 43¢ street, was raided last night and the officers found a number of white and colored persons there, She was fined $50 or 90 days. geste aad A Hvspanp’s Surt ror Drvogce.—Richard Johnson to-day filed a bill for divorce from Su- san Johnson, They were married August 24, 1882, and he charges that after they had live: toge’ ether as man and wife for eight months the respondent left and abandoned him and has since lived with and committed adultery with one George Wells. coc en eT Foot Batt.—The game last Tuesday between the Orients, of Capitol Hill, and the team from Kendall Green, which resulted in a tie, will be played off to-morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, on the Orients’ grounds. As both teams are determined that it shall not result in another tie an interesting game is expected, 2 sonal Tattooing Convicts for Identification. From the Buffalo Express. “The latest fad in prison management,” said a prison official, “is tattooing. It is a ready means of identification; and is bound to become popular in prison management. My idea is to tattoo a convict every time he is imprisoned, and then we'll have his record as clear asthe moon at midnight. Let each penal institution aes a different mark or monogram and the problem of identifyin; — victs will be solved. It is the simplest and bi system yet proposed. To some persons it ma; seem as harsh as branding; but it isn’t. Ta’ tooing isn’t painful, and the marks could be put on the convict’s back, arms or legs, and would not embarrass reformed convicts. Tat- tooing is now followed in several penal institu- tions abroad, and I understand it it is to be | introduced in the state prison at Joliet, Il. It might be a good thing to try in Lodaared County penitentiary.” Ree A Southern Woman’s Long Beard. From the Chicago Herald. A Chicago newspaper man, who went to At- lanta, Ga., to accept a position on the Constitu- tion, recently came across a paragraph in @ country exchange to the effect thata young woman named Littlejohn, resi in Jackson- Ville, Ala., had a beard 5 feet 9 ine! inches in length. This was such an unusual statement that the Atlanta scribe clipped it and Loy mag it here to the dime museum men, whom he had when in ps, He called attention to the “freak” in his letter and wrote that she might be worth looking up. The museum man at ee ey — to both the postmaster and e & r of the at eckson about Miss Littlejohn, and ‘making ber «big offer to st at rapt she such an wth of beard. A few days after he received the follo letter from the Jacksonville editor in answer to his airies, and he is still laughing over it: “Your favor athand in regard woman with beard 5 feet ‘Finck 9 Inches lace e denie is a local joke which grew out of ‘a's woman's marrying a man named Beard.” ———eee- Mr. J. B, Mason, leading man of — in ast W was secretl, pia py ladelphi weeny ha ee Company, now: ; Taylor, spots of fish Coluse- ia. Tha Mocmendugres ast teen an. amy in Canada. At Talihana, Indian cident occurred in pp which ‘fom Col, Harris, afirming the judgment of the court below in fa of the plaintiff. This was an action before a justice of the peace to recover possession of the Harris House. By a writ writ of certiorari a ge was ber to Court, where the writ was an festa, and this eateries |e sustaining the judgment who rts |e FUR-SEAL ISLANDS OF ALASKA. WANTED—HELP. Interesting Facts Concerning the Habits ey tie, THE GREAT ANNUAL SLAUGHTER OF BACHELORS TO GRATIFY THE CAPRICE OF TEE FASHION- ABLE WORLD—HOW THE NATIVES LIVE—GOv- ERNMENT REVENUES. During the session of Congress just closed the committee on merchant marine and fisheries aeare AR HORSE, Ws Wirerert sour lOUS SEE meee Sars — Whips, of the House of Representatives had under con- toc) Bikes i derati 1 duoeedl end YEW te. a ten ‘eck to a paaes Genenenell Oo., as ‘a Ko FS a ect ie OUNE wae MEE steran Corpo, ate, gnt ee and Guest quality, ge lease of that company will expire on July 1, OXY. Star Cor, 19th and N sts. nw, NEW BULLETIN 01 Die rooms 20 for eecur- 1890. The lease of 1870 was for twenty years, Wee vpn roms or rome RE, sees §AGE-K GOOD BAY Hose SOUND AN and provided that the Alaska Commercial Co. Ah a chnere of at fb of, oaks OUNG i = cutee and’ sbl Eatate Anents 1 1 F st nw. & Scien mo = “a a en a2 | Waren Ten [ERE CO Fons 2h Fas ann seme, “ilte was known in tia country of thes ie moraine Oek with recommenngden, ‘ANTED — WINTERED — BEST OF ila oof the abit of the seasonal Prof. | 5 Vy axreD-4 9000 HONEST OY, a9 YRAns OP Wes Oath, orees, called for" Bock tes E een eee Seated pom ees err mise areyny al fee er Mowe Elliot, of the Smithsonian Institution, visited wW ho, hat sme Rnowiadge of Sothing ar | gnc sAtNDERS, Sg dats Monee |“ ° oi pe Sree fan, it WaxTEn=¥ QMEN COOHS #1070040: GE CHAM. Wins bie on 4 them in 1873, His report has been of great benefit, not only to the Government, but to science, and it has stimulated others to also $10 pe ber month to trade Youell HOUSE, 0} ‘A 0OS8¥, STYLISH —F Tnnew styles st: Tay locks en Ly] ith board. sare money in the prices we are now quoting. Wier baryon CASE. FURNITURE, F Pleasant, sunny rooma, wi! Box muiss this 8 we. g0e" | Pook 3. BAUM, 219 Tthet.aw. twee ‘ise. Bod -2w" make investigations and reports. Wie ma . Sess aaa ‘WANTED-HORSES To KEEP. pox sTALis; | WOR MENT—211 NORTH CAPITOL 87. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, These two apo the Pribylov group, we trons, Nurses, sian calerer Drivers, | Personal sit ute Jo care ot of horses, le box cote ita gn suite or single - etena, inte chring’s” mens Spoecng of Sheers KGENGY, 818 Tih bat aw. sub Feat twas miles from ity. 0-H F, CEMAR ales ietaatara for Ee seen 30 40 4 yee Te tet qexna which is about the size of the District of Co- WATEEEsE a.9m5 XEW NATIO NAL WiED—ELBOTEIO STEAM TAUNDRY, i007 _ emennt> sold for Want of use ‘ates of : — aieehie 1 Mig: hag: stocae's ang | door. Dei Wee’ essed 5 of pete pales pag Fen comm sare fan = ae strona SS es On SALE CHE T SORREL WORSE, 1 ofthe ma hey wee Gnsorsred ary | WORE? RSECERAL TADTES TE OU KEY, | Cha Sima eee ya | Peat fear ce cae one hundred years ago by Pribylov, and are aunty pi rors eet V pasar wie ra x tank of al Hoge peel us: | WOR RENT—TWO LARGE AND ONE SMALL GSES Sth at, bet, D and ate the only fur-seal ds of any consequence aD o'clock), 480 7th wt. WM. H. MOFFAT, A floor: house 5 K st. n.e.; TWO YOUNG @RE' known to exist, ANTED — THREE FIRST. UPHOE. | Mocha dnt 108 Sih st ne. oF Bladensburg. Ma. Be ee aoe pow Ee verily trained t The fur-seal is not a fish; it is a perfect am- | o\V,sterersat once. Apply to ALEX. e ANTEDEVERYBODY | SUFFERING | FROM owt ing to be had fore bargain, Apply st 2 phibian; it is a warm-blooded ; breeds ai SERS Tee ae Chimneys to Frome ty BENT AT 1938 0 ST, N W—FURNIS anon ALEGRE APD on land and nurses its young. In the spring of ay See = eat ats exe. 47 o,f eared, Rane wr caer dow. southern exjowure, year hotala OR SALE CHEAP + hee Stand ahed their peg ‘siecroean | male y ge sand ai Locos ‘cut snd = sca os {OR RENT—1231 ew TORK AVE, OF RE AYE. ONE ROOM a = oe ~ Ny ANTE] UR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS r iT ‘OUNG ) MARE, FOR et May tho’ old! bulls ‘appear pear coming up very ere Cay isught by Hine 8 ise W, Reremads dont eee ot rapide ‘Keep bet fect ahd one on third ora ished aa par. | JOU, SALEAN ELPOAX ¥ y.. pertectiy ee seg tre ag wba gomd Ble ae noe was ‘ANTED-ONLY FIRST-CLASS GooKE. GEN tex fia 3 oaetesS : a? mie moderate. Comfortable head 4 and gentle ar Ly Ly step, they will take the clarm aad o eter Coschentais Butlers api hen packet eat Genk Sirs _ Pedr also rs rw Fimite or ENT NICELY F 4 FURNISHED | ROOMS. EN | Star : Hence it is that dogs and firearms fe nt al Soper always wanted). F-SE- BURMMAM. O3039 sara a a a “na thee emgae | POR SACRA FINE re De use lowed on the islands, The seals are Le ety RY EOS 26. 55 RENTCONE SOUTH ROOM, ‘WITH LARGE | and an inch, high : sold because in their habits, each bull having ona ten to ANTED — BY THE LOOMIS N. Wee ee Sree Dasement Suitable for an office. | laneer horse. to be secu st WANSTALL’S very stable, twenty, and sometimes as many as forty, cows | :\Waibray, Astociation, Salesmen or Balealadiee, ott, 1219 F st. nw. te nw. DS-St | Juth st. Dear Fenusylvania aves between the haut in his s harem, which om agree locate _ ANT a co acon: coe Apne e024-3m for vary Bale a eritor. on Page naa fg * ree AT THE HARKAWAY a near water as possible, and it or pur- woman, wit ‘good references, ry 1823 Jef- .NTED—ELECTRICITY IN NERV. (_—4 ‘S20 x Fs 1126 Ver Co 0 the Port. pose of pre-empting and maintaining a choice Place. nett | WANE ape Bie ee Nee Ueerthe ‘trou- aaa MS-31 AnD 3a | land s utaber ot fresh sound sous eorees weesched situation that he ‘hauls up” some weeks in ad- | (7 ANTED—AT A MUSIO STORE—A YOUNG | Notoved hieoeiet a a rs; no heat y rentiow. “ib Dat Rw. Ferited and iprisse rlatt. felding ond aphvton tees Baraca, Aah tana Sig, | Wee come Av oe bee ole | Panto daeeaorerae a| Bea cpuamrs, | abate eo vo MS who 7 Saati = 0 pret ve off all rs can hold possession of | Wy ANTED-4 GOOD APPRENTICE FOR DRESS- peereaenen Kg Pat a err eich Fer tre ee onan, lerane ras te of OR SALE—DUCK oe GREENER, GUN, the selected location till the arrival of the ing. Apply 1754 P ot, . pigestscaah press. ‘or Tootmn, with Gath, references WO Wet ow. bo Fen mi-hox writ Whole outht Shag A females, when the battle is even more ak Weseue: MIDDLE A AGED marae wart | E pan nt'S Loe Olin, 1 Pent. ave, omer ge Fu. (RENT—FURNIS D Booms, EN SUITE plician, 453 Penn. ave., cor. 4¢- wee many wale combieking Ms re oe b | small house outs comfortable ‘ANTED_STEAM OEEANING AND | sleo Srevclaes table board, Pa 1th at ne nae 1 Jer Adantao ch Stee os st ct gee Taeh ie, oun | Hevght eons ay miso maura oS Wormers ees ey oetes cache | POs ADT SaNDINELY TORMNRAD SUE | Pot ts aun, vata cmd grounds, herd together back from the shore, ANTEDDUNPORES BLO ENT ae a band Wet a 1A0S Be Sas eT | pee Tat oor: furnace heat; open replaces, new sata pertocty a Fr sae and are called bachelors or “holluschickie,” ang cau, conducted by Indies, men. and women, white cor. 5th and K sts. 8, . hone 610-; Eouse; Sr esmaions' im every particular. 719 1A st siV kinds of le Dachelo er iees ieoeattonts ~ Joust fie > ee PRE a ee ld WASTER KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER- SOR BENT635 GST W., HANDSOMELY- b arcepeelg pt? ae pod ANTED — Ee EXPERIENCED |} MEN TO Pe aa Aa ee sie | Fenn furnished Rooms, southern exposure, suitable for am at will, taking their exercise and get- livered in 3¢ 1b. Ward? priate, 406 EE Senators and Congressmen. nse" eo = cic na ply to W.. OW. B MOSES & SON T thend F. 2. {age Cheese and Buttermilk. Sweet (OR RENT—TwO LARGE FUR narrow lane down e water fee 6 ter- ANTED— N ; aleo large 34 floor, ritory of their conquerors; but woe De unto te ance men a taeoperaatia baat oa oe Soe ES who deviates from the straight and narrow of, Washingt Casares Fopular Sick and Accident Beedt FOR SALE—LOTS. Private residence; references. 1215 Qt, corner : th. Ifhe puts one flipper out of the path- | Hib) ot = “6 cat WF OE Way allowed him he will ‘be torn to pieces by | TED See B SALE SAFE AND EASY INVESTMENT | FOR RENT-NEWLY AND ELEGANTLY rv | etooa pon wih: Gi Foams epuie Ste Sw, the veteran guardians of a, seraglio. Te Chatabernatas Wore Fri. eee mae Foot’ tarmar @ib0 out board, 502 Ho mw, west to Wortley" ‘Hite: mp Tt THE SLAUGHTER. unas ot Benes n a help aceniguaery fo (or Cooke an each Room 8, G21 ttn st. Dew. + Moran bee Pha i aston. Saree ees Foy aa ~ +4 In July and August the holinchickio are | Terssran — prxpones ‘EwrLovwTent’ pr: | POR SME ALTPSTION| BROOKEAND PRICES ee ee EI Sate eatin ee Poe driven to the killing grounds in droves of thirty ean, conducted by ladies, men aud wowen, white | at gx inal pice, only afew left. Prices from @225 | 1026 Sth et. n. 'w. nat i Gale Tue PLO REGHANGE GOUT SE or forty, where they are surrounded by the na- | $24 colored, for all CTT Makin w. saxoaws | OSL SORE JOt: elevation, 230 feet, above Botomac: OR RENT-SECOND FLOOR, SOUTH FRONT; | Ai frst of November will move into the four-tury states, with references, D.W, sezv-i pati dad only five minutes’ by rail from the city large communicating roots, furnished orn building, 013 Pennsylvania avenue. Prior to tives and their thin skulls easily broken by a TED-TYPEWRITING &° AT ae ee es Sdiacent tp to new University Co Bag nee Hc Cal | fare furnished: newly ney oF eo Suite, perfect date we sre offering gc mmenes » in aly ire: ra light, blow from oaken or hickory Bindgeose, mel pe unt, Address, with | SA oHEEDEM 1p1 Fat hoe EX, | repair; northern private faunily: 321 Eat u. w. 03-30 Eiryoan i Particularly in exchanging will w ich are made in New London, Conn., and | lowes words, oat ai i RENT_042 NEW YORK AVE. NEWLY FUR- rive Yen euny, barra wand sllow Fos sent there for this particular purpose. ‘Last Finn Ws Wagraman & Ridout's addition to, Wash. ished room. second, Sor, facing’ south, for, two rood value for your 2id plana’ end tay. balance cad be —s one holluschickie met his death at the ington. This pr is situated at th pepwone, with oir, at $45; also, room A = id montl bly to suit, ee . s uiagnificest atock ds of Mrs. Tingle, the wife of the Govern-| _WANTED—SITUATIONS, __| Connecticut avenue ‘extended, and where the aor be warerootie, 420 that pect 4 ment 9 ent, who 18 the only white woman who thie fsilroed bail withing are mouths throuh ly oye nie, contin onary R SALE—JUi Ig ARRIVED Faw THE Gy AT ever killeda seal. The skin was afterward pre- Ww: NTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, iis roperty, a charter havi comfor gonglort tome #pletmant Gonvenient neieb- Fo sale of Woodard & Harbinson's, of Lexington’ sented to her by the company, though her hus- | ,yr,% 0itustiow as, waitress and ¢ atta day 08 8 | Btock in road. may be. sul ved toa tie Care near!” Please call 830 Sth st uw. moe? ghe pais of Norrels: fat trot in'S 80 to the pole, vine UF band insisted upon the Government tax being Lots oe "| Sescemeerires Ray OF Fee RENT—901 8TH Ree RN ere Oe ee ee Gea Be os trot © mile to waron ta paid. Immediately after killing the seals are D — BY TWO RESPECTABLE a once. “ Mouey advanced for bi Wntersibed Rooma, a Sak of three tines jocation:alee | 2:40. One pair Matched Woteee, 16 bands bich, skinned and the skins are taken tothe salt-| W simrntaatons ee at chamntermald and wal JouiN WAGGA AN, | | SRaST Omnce, moore, che fine knee action. “Gue Bay” Moree i Light wd eat hi mr salied Rt Gus, clas Go ti spy Str as SE Gaul or address os Tok oc23-1m 1003-5 F at way : caterer in Desement—_—_B3-3-_| trot in 3 minutes One thy Meescuser ouses aD ie of je season = ¥ R RENT—IN HANDSOME ==3 HOUSE, NEAR | Chief. » 20 — ow Driving an Horses , they are bundled and shipped to San Francisco, 8 SALE-L0T ON 1070 ST, NEAR M, 25.9 BY 3 . pavernce dept ot Oe, roved by two | A’ Thomas Circle, 1217 Mst. nw. commodious, ele- | pesligrees ws From there they are sent by way of New York y ANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE COLORED rae hs Fae ee OWS | gantly Snished suite of two or thrce roome in private Se SOUS SIMMONS, 311 12th st. mJ y afd g.situation as porter iu a store or driver. Apply | ail houses, i myn Wicaitbeatlugy oven Bre — 7 to London, and are sold at auction. After they | or address 1: ‘st. nw. Tey 18 clean : ly; sout L. 2 = agp Copy aa Hh RK SALE—A BREWSTER BROUGHAM, POLE are dressed and dyed the skins are imported ABLE OR LIS REST GLEN. TWO | gg estinss ‘ ss nd shafts, Apply to PAYNE & SONS, 2508 Penu- into bg a —— cept a VseFen hoot one reg anaaticeer:|f Fae per foot. = _—_ HERTFORD, "14: ey ocl9-1Lm an ad valorem duty o! per cent, w! yiel n.w.1* g Fotianng: re La ag bike a gin ea EY BOOMS, 90) 4th a revenue of $3, sc nw. Nalwroncee nw. quired and given. pk i ),000 a year. ere is a great TATEDCST 7 Tw difference in the size and weight of the male tions, one $e cook: ——— —__ -COUNTRY REAL ESTATE._ o BRENT —A PARLOR AND an a e and female seal, the full grown male weighing i ee: star sties te ER RENT_TWO NEW, COTTAGES AT G -| Reset za rom four six hundred pounds, ani e fe- t lace in Bei ey ‘exsiy sas! Band — Fr. baays male weighing only eighty toa hundred pounds, sed po ag ES ey Oe a oo R _RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISH) Itis singular fact that ss youns geal, though Radecee u. BAD, Siar. Staroitiee can bowie | Sagiw 6 00., £338 Fat. ee see mee ae | aes ae a 4 ESE Inches destined to t 01 fe wate r ¥INE ALL ug a rich toue, both mellow and of erest Sather! ed an | W A020, BeAMINERLADY Ea | OQ -IE ORS OF ERE Ta A | og pr eor OEGER Se Sra eens learn the art by constant practice that he may | erese ee orem wood home inore an Metre) rciard ald cae Sorte corner house.’ south and saat fromt; open fresisces re Shick ¢ leave the island when the older seas! eee ore x eae tues ae oe | ey Fe BS tee ne-2w* | in every room. Meferences required. 1101 °K st. GO WORCH & the swarm on these islan: - = UDOUN valled camer Pianos, Hons, the number estimated by Prot. El i] WS nee eae ae | J Soe ina ‘beet tae ote at ptt FRONT, Room AND oer Sole Agenta for the Cur eing three million and by je, four ferences, Call 922 2 nw. a ~+} million seven hundred thousand, te The’ daily y Nassar tae ot } 0) SSE SviGE NE for or to tee owner rage emen a B (ape OOS Dace oar: ws DH SALE SUN Sa ae a Se ee ak for number of se: calc al » lon a8 DUPse ; R RENT — Two Season oaks ose Searcy (ne ses |Fe— oom um eae 1g season 1 of their harems, not once going down into W for Socks, Chanter at Erion ce of Wi ie hesp and on R RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON sea for food. Should the foes thoy would se- Wi iets = 13 Feist re | FOE Ease ox, turn to find some other in possession of Butlers. “GAM'L A OOOMBS, O28 F De noo Fee eee mule PRINCE Fo RENT-THREE WELL-FURNISHED ED OOM. | CLAl their families. "WASTED. 09,70 DICK'S AGENCY FOR | aus See 245 e:to gentjemen, on line of care; convenient | JO a stress, Butlers, Coschan clears so dnp uniperengu i Boparimenta S080 S00 et n.w. ceS1-19_ | 256 100s of time: po baba Beud for care ‘The seal islands are inhabited by about 400 | All nave nce. B13 Tea et mw. grr Ry Phim ett. RENT—1720 HST. ST XW, HANDSOMELT | nd price list D. BALLAUE Ave 731 teat Aleuts, who receive from the Alaska Commer- ANTED — BY A A RESPECTABLE (60 aan | os. galeg, BAION DEC ftrnlshed reorge om ay and t of War and sake cial Co, €40,000 a year for abont six weeks' work Dear Metropolitan Club: also care and herdics: i st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ R GALE-AT MELROSE FARE pret nn heraplll se Scene Aree Ay fone yomn with gurerieace, end fhoroak a YOUNG Favor xo ey Rn also moat eo MOSES, 20, 048 ON GooD REAL ERTATE— tain quantity of fuel aad provisions, aud ents | txt ‘urge panda avi in eke & eee Heats Honting of Melrose a ee 14th st, * oF $0,000 at 2 Rer.ceuts 850,090 at « WiSee cent, Im whole are said to. be very well provided for— 1814 Rhode ‘For RENT. an TORN voces tm 3131 to much #o that they are called the rich Aleuts | ‘WWANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF 20 WISHES POST- | ply to. ont ras Sree x Shang soe ONEY ADYANGED 70 BUTT = 35 by their lon fortunate neighbors.” hey are a en righ ,anaroagaly conversant, with wine, liquor, | ” aui6-dm paucy September fst 158" | MORE = gn i ork Sgr le-minded, indolent, and docile ag a TOBACCO, Star office. aos JOR RENT- Fagee Daneel ie —— cep adapted to their surroundings heb ober r, ANTED—T0, LEARN THE TRADE OF MA- BUSINESS CHAN CES. cheerful and Srebouer: cde ore tas pana on est wap © oma ey brew a sort of sour beer called ‘“quass nd Engineer in some 3 shop oF " 0030-20" which is intoxicating. When the United States | companys salary uo object. Addneas’ Box 12 Ses ud “fetares CORNER STORE—GOOD, WILL nT a oira on | 22 purchased Alaska the condition of the natives | °°. iottons, be Setablisbed. of owner | POH, BENT FURNISHED ROOMS, Wl MOXEY, 70 TOAN TN TARGE AND sx was poor indeed. They lived in mud. houses, Aan fedguncat a et | am or diaposdl. 1201 OGet. aw. Se mo gezeete bomen) oes s Maun, oo cal gate eecuity, at ate seal meat, and the government of Russia Call at 2225 H st. n.w. ANTED =A FARTAEE. aiots ry duane Rad neat [ 424 Massachuetts ave. n. w. ‘ced _0c9-Lm nT. iron, 1331 Fst. Spa Atlee a renee We a bra SEEprazes | se steamer a | PR MENS 208, Oo sri bowel scutes | MESSE venriute Eek MEAL ESTATE ASD and churches, and Thave to Sheir {credit about =a oS = ees atte BUSINESS, Star o P| Sckokers icoemnedoted esas — Ae Zig gq TAS 5. BROWE, Boel Reve cee, - Mevyoar in idlonces, willing wey the ‘tnse | Wate Goat nis tone Sia. Whe ine 3. 3,000 = SESE pale Tn ye Fetaistine ton OWA, CNCLE, THREE, Com ; | MOREY LOANED. IN SUME TO surT, FoR 5 suoslly in gambling, sb. whith they axe. wage Bands, Youthe i ier sear easy ha ret ronn year each. Fall ngostimtion site one junieating Toms Toone , {bird Boor, es 5 | event i Gecioen yithout” 4 and quite clever ata “skin” game, The com- TED 7 howe heving'e — Jum. | ment, and free of tncumbrance, Pany aoe ga exch poor a aiken well stocked a CYS the quartet nF A SrA HNO Ferg bye Becks and Bonds wall BAND. 19 4 PEE | Sc HED SEC- ai seine is the aeere cunble en sold $0 them stan = eso of 25 per cont above ferof mec ert Rites Mh eae? and other Hee a herds Fontes for ® rh ben, bah abt Gall for @ circular and cost in San Francisco. The native women are | 90+ Laurens st. Baltimore, FRENCH ‘on wHO mass || === NTS _— OMAHA FIRGT MORTGAGE Test aw. | ae pay egg ol to mage yin iperigere Ww stile Englah a placa as ladys maidor to rac Rey, Ef ind Priacral pal by the Chesca OR RENT-NICELY FU FURNISHED F, endeavor to imitate the latest folly gen tothe Box 66, Star office, on OF CO PIMB sewing. Ande sched sRREE Weahintton heen TLi8F oe tt | BISON a RE, mag SIS dim Piigreractmet te, Wares | Wanna 2 RESTO clos | “ata Ree cee | RR oon secon 3 nication with the outside world from the time shdreee 3 ee ican = LOST AND FOUND. 1807 H ST. N.W, HANDSOMELY SIX PER CES. ne Anh QUA ed the company’s steamer leaves in the fall until 2018 Hoth at nw F Te nicked Bonus on second and third oor, with pa ACSC ME gh 70.9100 | it returns inthe spring. When the wind is wis SiSEs Pat ny. eth Bet ed TaseATED OST NOVEMBER, 3, PUG DOG, ANSWERING corery high it carries snow and ice with it, and natives honest, and je vervants, frard if sf Dandy, tt black face and #49,000-—T0 aN ai fate it to their advan! O8T—SUNDAY MORNING, oN ye 8T., BE- A Hoge ene toon to go from house to tet range oe ieee — SUNDAY ORNS oN We FOR |! RE NT—STORES._ ON REAL ESTATE. good, permanen’ Wes Pet uwe colts tween 434.8, sow, Oth of a Be. ran. we RES 2 io 2 E. WAGGAMAN,_ pels an = isha oe pena oF GauNen, 2535 aang oo ae ti) FY eos and 1 Auer ores ONEY N tay ee ee rane ge WANTED—ROOMS. {OST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1888, GOING | ft. 'b.'LE LEO Kueuets 407 #3 Mo Soc4is row $300 the territory of Alaska was a very good specu- aa ve mae aeaaaniaa 4 ayhand, H 8.w. to w, 101 | $9 Ly oN st. 8 8.W. wy, small OR RENT STORE ae = SEEING A 90g AT THE bt EST Tate ES 8 OF rN iaest Government wing already h cae jnished rules APPL id Watch, - 4th ote. a may | wienons pty the coal aaa alone of $8,000, Wieder! i pleane cans revatdi awe bt coe ase ocr CLAnk, Virginia House, cress E REAL ESTATE a 8 DI or 000, and the entire cost of the territory being rabid eo tae Ene i | LCSr anon 4 SuMRIAGE, EIGER BuOWT | Seoe ae peaks MOLE only 87,200,000. ‘The testimony before tie cone | Fit Boge | aAnegraY BO eee toe | FOR Ray ify. bey Gath se meee 00.000 Bias ce yore aga a mittee ah ed that all the charges aguint the ANTED_IMMEDIATELY-SMALL, SUITE OF [.cirgok Sree aes Last A BLACK AND TAN per'month. "BEALL, BROWN & $100,0 00 ree CE Shiz 15 01.008 pray She sepsis hed not only fulfilled it ite | TWO, Rta oftcs, 7: St * Feseonablo rent, Bare 49 Columbia st. 2.w. pie: Tp noe ineeads TS Sy contract, but had done more forthe natives than | ‘\WW7ANTED-TWO ROUMS_ONE FURNISHED AND I tie 3, ry SETTER DOG; | DOG; Sat, __ FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ =| MoE OME WON _ ‘laims, wi enattione nae Sn Government dose wot tiinng | Ades & iy Star ote. forhhis Zetura to Dinesh ang ige Ne 14 Sulsble orn | lon BENT _OFFICR BOOMS, OME Fi aching: ~ aecaie ecu. out ot rl FS, Ae Ss sufficient protection to the islands in preventing Wipe rad LARGE BACK-ROO: | J SE SMALL BHOWN Dog, WHITE GOT OX posite Buient Ute, Pennsylvania ave, the depredations by marauders,who are said to Sraptic Fratng se nor te spewers, to name of Snap. if re SPLENDIDE =| MO Towe go into Behring Sea and kill in the water vast | Bor'?7* actus eon Served etic Epi to S18 Mase. ores. v. ob oo | Rohe Mp wiih want bookzapen A aa RPO numbers of seals as they pass to and from the | yaraNTED_A GENTLEMAN, ‘ONE Dave. | J OST {0% THE Sieve race < | HER islands. Only about one out of every ten seals Weernesriyerewnrishento RE at eS Spat st iw, killed in the water is secured, and it is estimat- | with tered Addoes, with FOR RENT—HALLS. Gon ag et «| ESTATE AT LOW ed that the destruction to seal life from this | firm "s''¥" pre vos tod | t wast peer ery igh aoe emo lit as the Ww “Sgte aoa S_FOUROR FIVE | Gata WATOR, WITH A GOLD PENCI F2 er eee ae ST. § wus Baccessor to DARERHOWEE £ S08 1215 Pat. the islands, ‘Two marauding vessels were seized | exceed $15, ee i Le ee ‘owners eae SA gl fie Sar 2 eet Rie ae by reveuse onttors last yor. #24 the ofloers af | TED — BY a, Sr wae | LE DAY, OCTOBE! Re a. Johanson Fis EE i, 803 Tth #t. now. ot tos precler vigilance i inane eae | WE we nonce: | sat Fa dct te pa sataittimgath | FOR RENT_ MISCELLANEOUS. y will be exterminated. petite gee Lo REAR JR awe PROFESSIONAL, of & gold amine worked by California perticn, | sidsees ON ZR STS E: | Fant cia pe eine the seals are in Alaska that is 01 PhS 3, for coashnaa, St | PTE, PROREE, TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF Trane ar Sacer ct cree ge | WU rae = hese Miner te deposits on the Yukon turn ont to be true. ae) Ge Panay ters eed d-Sw" WANTED — ONE, O8 TWO Airroyast cu CELEBRATED P; eer ret ore ee Fear ares | Ee ot. Bw. 1s aS While minister at Washington in 1821 the late Sir Stratford Canning’ wrote to a friend: “It will surprise you to learn that instead of the rae re eran sues Yenorable simplicity which reigns in Bt. Bte- eae Stee eee | J phene’ Chapel, the of Representatives, ~~ BOARDING. a or Solta test tno sep ong Tole Warns ae RADE AT, 107" pee oe Boe ae EATER ET i # 2 ! f F i i ! u i i &3 f E i : i i our iH el HEL