Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1888, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. The Gouvernear-Hoes Wedding this Evening—Personal Mention. ‘Mise Rose de Chine Gouvernear, of this city, and Rev. Roswell Randall Hoes, of the United States Navy, will be married, this ee Princeton, was obliged to invitation to perform the — at the for} moment. Justice Bradley will escort the bride up the church aisle, and will give ber hand in The ushers will be Lieut. T. D. W. Veeder; Col. Morehead, of Kentucky; Mz. Henry Rooserelt, of New York city; Mr. Ci aries C, Eames and Dr. ee ae ae of Baltimore, cousins of thi Fletcher, ‘Mr Alfred Biliott, and Mr. William: the —_ tak - the place of Pay: master C. Ti of New ‘taken ill last week.” Liett, Wellford Harrison will act as best man. The bride will be don ae ter er Col 8. C. Kello, late of Gen. Sheri- Can’s staff. Miss Mau: “Gouverneur, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor. Miss Wescott will be first bridesmaid; the others are Miss Belle Carter, daughter of the Hawaiian minister; Miss Wilkes, daughter of the late Admiral Wilkes; Miss Roe. of New York city; Miss Maude Davidge and Miss Green, of Virginia, A re- = at the residence of the bride will fol. low the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of the Inte Samuel Laurens Gouverneur, a dis- tinguished officer of the Mexican war, and subsequently connected with the diplomatic service of the country. The bride was born in Foo Chow, China. e Gouverneurs were one of the earliest Prone poe families, and figured minently in the early history of Kew Netherlands, now New York. Samuel Gouverneur was the only grandson ot President Monroe, whose two Cngiters were Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Gouverneur. The latter was the youngest daughter and was mar- ried in the White House in 1820 to Samuel Laurens Gouverneur, grandfather of the present bride-elect, and who was private sec- retary to President Monroe and a cousin to his bride. This was the first wedding in the ex- ecutive mansion. The bride is, therefore, the ~ granddaughter of President Monroe. , Rev. Randall Roswell Hoes, is the gram nephew of President Van Buren and son of the late Rev. J. O. F. Hoes, a distinguished divine of the Dutch Reform church. President Van Buren’s wife was the sister of the present ir. Hoes’ grandfather, and was innah Hoes. He is a nephew of Henry 3. Randall, who was secretary of state in New York, and the — er of Thomas Jefferson. The family is of e oldest Knickerbocker stock in New York city. Mr. Hoes was a mem- ber of the class of 1871.at Princeton. isa mem- ber of the Holland society, corresponding sec- retary of the New York Genealogical and Bio- graphical society, and a member of the Hugue- not society. He is chaplain on board the U. 8. 8. Vermont, now in the Brooklyn navy-yard. Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle are in possession of their handsome house on K street, where they will reside this season. Mr. Logan Car- lisle, who was in New York during“ the late campaign, is with his parents for the winter. Mrs. Carlisle will not begin her days at home until January, when she anticipates entertain- ing extensively. Miss Alice Berry, daughter of Col. Albert. Berry, of Newport, Ky., and ise Mary Queen, cy Covington, will be with Mrs. Carlisle during the congressional season. Miss Queen was with Mrs. Carlisle two years go, and made many friends in society. Mrs. Engene Hale and Mrs, J. D. Cameron on Sunday last, but is confined to his room by ®n attack of rheumatism contracted upon the voyage. Mr. Ira Davenport, of New York, is settled for the season in the house occupied by Sena- tor Farwell last season, No. 17th street northwest. James T. DuBois, of Pennsylvania, formerly consul at Leipsic, has returned to the city with ow apg ten occupies No. 1331 Q street north- we: Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Finley have changed their residence to 1928 I street. Grace, daughter of Senator Farwell, was married last evening in Chicago to Dudley Winston, son of the ex-minister to Persia. Hon. Michael Herbert, charge d'affaires at the British legation, who ry been in New York with his bride for the past three days, is ex- ' pected to return to Washington to-day. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clancy, of Santa Fe, who | are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Clancy, of Cor- coran street, will not return to their southwest- | ern home for a week or two. Mrs. Clancy is well remembered here as Miss Lottie Swallow. —_-—_ The News from West Virginia. REPUBLICANS ARE NOT DISTURBED BY IT, The receipt of the news of the result of the recount in Charleston, W. Va., by which Alder- son, democratic candidate for Congress from the third district is given a majority of 17, and the election of Fleming, democratic candidate for governor probably assured, did not —_disturb republican leaders yesterday. They assert that their majority in the House in the Fifty-first Congress, with the West Virginia delegation, oli democratic will be five. Genera! Clarke says certificates of election have been issued in every state except West Virginia. so that no further change is probable. There have been no additional ones received, how- — by the clerk of the House since the last ie e only apparent effect of the West news was to — strengthen m= sentiment among republican members im favor of holding an extra session soon after the beginning of the new adminis- tration. It is conceded that Gen. Harrison will make his action in this matter conform largely to the wishes of the members-elect. The Potomac Fruit-Growers. ‘THE OLD OFFICERS RE-ELECTED—MUSICAL AND LITERARY EXERCISES. The Potomac fruit-growers’ association met last evening at the residence of Dr. D. S. Lamb, corner of 10th and H streets northwest. It be- ing the night for the annual election of offi- cers a very large gathering was present. An amendment to the constitution was offered, ebanging the annual meeting from January to May. Action was deferred for one moxth. ‘he present officers of the association were re-elected, to hold over until the May meeting. The essay of the evening was by J. L. Mc- Creary, esq., on “What we owe the Arabs,” and was replete with information of this people, | showing their high attainments in the arts and peg ata then’ — in the world’s his- discussion of the paper was partici ted tn in by Gen. Balloch, Judge J. g MeCal- mont and Col. Wm. F. Switzier. The musical Bees was as follows: Piano solo by Prot. enry Xander; vocal solo by Miss Nellie Ho. kins. = two guitar solos by Prof. Jobn anes Tue Grorcetowy AMATEUR ORCHESTRA gave its friends « very pleasant entertainment in its first concert of the season at Congregational eburch last night. There is no misi _ fact that the work of the or, steadily in Snish and power afer the direstine of Prof. . The soloists last night were, Mies Risse Slosson, who has a youthful voice of much sweetness; Mr. Mierch, the cellist, and Mr. Iseman at the piano. Cattie Marxet.—At the Union stock yesterday 127 cattle were on the market, and 102 were sold to butchers as follows: Best sold from 434 to 434c. per Ib.; good, 3% to 4c.; medium, 3% to 33c.; common, 2 to 8c.; 28 shipped to Baltimore. 416 sheep and lambs on the market, aud sold to butchers as follows: Old sheep sold from 3 to 43¢c. per Ib.; lambs, 4 to Ge. Cows and calves sold from $25 to $45 each. Market for cattle was slow; for sheep and lambs good. nanan Exzctiox or Orricrrs.—At the annual meet- ing of the Electro-Magnetic boller-cleaner company ot. this city, held lest ev following cers were e! for the ten ear: Gen. John B. Clark. president; Lawre: vice-president; a Ww. ‘schneider, james H. Clarke, treasurer; E # Hl i THE : EVENING STAR: Wal ADMINISTERING JUSTICE. marshals be and that - Zoodjestes, an there be pro- Recommendations in the Re- pronare: hems aae Attorney-General. DECEMBER 5, 1888. aes FOR RENT—ROOMS. *FOR_RENT—OFFICES. _ rhe | EES Se ee a Bak 5 a. fear = eae bee nw aoe re ee oT BaxDao FURNISHED sui:< of parlors of two cond nacey et He ithe. ee ah Ros oy Sate Se See Gees | Poe REN e ry SAG The Attorney-General, in his annual re; to Congress, states that the condition of docket of the Supreme Court at the close of De} ent of Justice be equalized at $4,000, bender eter thagieg 2 Sree ea ‘hat the salary of the ¢ settee pared with its condition at the close of the A submits term next preceding (October term, 1886), ex- hibits an increase of sixty-seven cases in the ind oaeey Tocnw. ome. A eutertaining ; umber left undisposed bedi two dockets. the vous AD- ——s w., Bear Wormley’s and yweatx "a ci fauar bea Baugneent ; iN 191 ae ‘ the appellate and original, ‘Tho number. of | usines, WabHLE Se | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | “== PT STRELA SSEE cases actually brought ede’ sasethendion ous Fatal Fall From a Porch. TED—A =k COOK FESS TTT SE APPLE ANTED-ANY, CHKONIC CASE, NO MATTER Boat, 825, of which 219 were argued orally and 106 | eae inquest oven THE BODY OF ROBERT RUGHES ie fom wait th olock ih Wr diate ae acaba eumeuneral submitted on printedargumente. The number —A VERDICT OF “ACCIDENTAL DEATH.” ws NTED—A BO Boy, ONE WHO < ‘GAN LETTER AND age te neta DR. seeseegceny! wall surest Fe T—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS of cases decided at this term (October term,| Coroner Patterson held an inqacst at the food parking wi -saduake tment | \WaxTED—n CRAYON PORTRAIT TH ONE oF | Lerseut oom tee aw, He sr squint te . 1887), in which the United States were con-/| third precinct this morning over the body of ONCE,TWO GOOD TIN ROOFERS the moet desirable Chrisunes presenta you, can | cluding gar;8it per mests, 05 ON a E's, rae ‘ cerned was 65, of which $1 were decided in fa- | Rob’t Hughes, the young colored man who died Wat Pad BON ‘will do well to call at my studio before guingelee- FE RENT—416 OTH ST. N.W. FRONT SECOND ‘ Jor of and 82 agninat the United States, and in | Monday evening at the home of his parents Wataateac? " OERNAN—GTRIS-ONE _GIRLSONE | T trae delivered Sig HL | teem wil Tour "Gur windote css yarlot ana back as | Lous 2 criminal cases questions certified were an- | No, 1128 26th street, from the effects of injuries new) other to, je 80 = — swered. Of those in which the United States | received bys fall from his front porch into | tices reatired. “Call iret iw. aot ; pkiteaté YOUNG sa Le eS Lay FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. appealed 22 were affirmed, 11 reversed, and 3| the areaway about ten days ago, as published NY eiherandon TIDY HITE, E GIRLS, 0) ONE AS ‘winter home where she Sghepounes: suitable 3 dismissed. Thus the total number of cases | in yesterday's Stan. The jury was composed press and one as cham! Call at at gac® | purmue her work ib conection ‘with’ congressional board convenient. ‘ae Fuss. [DURING disposed of at the October term, 1887, in which | Of Chas. J. Anderson, H._H. Smith, Alfred WistD-x RELIABLE MARRIED WHITE MAR nese exchange “Tart Fase: ay ‘agg mous eaews | Faas oroes From tocinS oro the United States were interested was 68. The | and James W. Wagner.” ” | mene Dulldtog’ work tube “appl wit telecenae tg Waste BORROW 81,000 FOR OSE TE Salt: STi above does not include six cases on the 9] Rebecca Hughes, mother of the deceased, | Sia ol A# fin « 00s vie betwee £9) W tinny 7 pt, cent iret ere Fine Res ine oft RRISHED ROOMS: ONE Fe RENT SA late docket from the Court of Claims in wi testided that after, her son was injured Way- Sa pong gale nates, References with heat, was, aid bath abd private en- | Occoguan. Va. trumnt's prone the District of Columbia was « party. man Brooks assisted in bringing him into the Ady NANTED,= 4 GOOD. RELTAB ABLE AGENT TO anoceay, | Sn = Avply 40 Fei. new.0 aS | Lottie oa ay ‘TRE COURT OF CLAtuS. house, Her son, she said, told her that he did ae eae egies ag Wsestggers «= notion sore, Address Beat. | BQegRest—& ROOM IN HOTEL, SUTTA Address W.W. G i ~ Since the last report 532 suits, claiming up- | 20% know whether he fell'or was pushed from Biro, (ag ee K RENT_WOOD AND COAL YARD IN G00) ward of $2,500,000, have been brought under | ““¢Porch; he was intoricated at the time. | | VY Wares NTED — 70 RENT pEINOTOR Tre | F'ria ts negra wey ig elo omen = iat Onder ‘Por teria ap 8 ECURNINS EDIATELY — FinsT< Preferred. Sto to5, st nw. d4-' AM, 1405 F si uJ the ordinary jurisdiction of the court. The | attend Hughes about three days after he woe MEDIATELY —FINSTGL a 95 | Areee toon 77, auntie Se SESE oe ea ee | SE total number of such cases now pending is | injured, ‘The g Patient was conscious,” Wienaés ig hands: none other need apply. ADA ws x1 iS Serres Po eset OT ONLY PLAGE Pits cule rete Natiacbed eat, __ FOR RENT-ST. ABLES. efor delete tenon pod eats about 704 Seccsctenit Pypetra te bo: Ware AN | ENERGETIC, TEMPERATE PAEIuES SoC st nee iy ea * } 3 Mites aera gies | JOR RENT — Two NEW = STABLES, $04.15, were ated on Bi on by thecourt and reported | heard any suspicion of foul play until the ret Ereaats, Nowe with 9, new line location one of the beat inthe clgfeave sissies | K'sommoites tant hace Ba ORS to Congress. Of this number 144 cases eee patient was about to die,“ When witness tola | nel ee, party” NOBE a4 Soe jhe POPKCASE. ANSWER TOU Teh the Hamilton Route alas obo ainae Foo, a Wer fs conte Sy Sesto ing $1,625, dismi 134.cases, | the ient t! condition was serious tl ‘Mamas y th claiming PY 1.81, findings favorable to latter told him that he fell from the porch, and Wate ai RE FOR A POSITION OF TRUST: W ANZED.BY A go “A GOOD Sata seen FE Rear insu 1504 Ca STREET. NORTHWEST— ut7-2w" claimante were filed by = fee a as is ae witness that the fall was purely acci- euning papa B rei Bist ace no, mixing of clothes. Address 71 Jackson st Me, econ Boor, por pothogt gh besels open Bren | are now” penal a0 canes, i involving up- |, Fottie Bord, stepdaughter of Brovks, and an | Wawra tes 6 8. AY, 5 Were FEET nested es “se intimate friend of the de that ey tae RAATEEND | QV tron pipe, second-class + | JOR RENT —HAND CRN Poses on ike THY GF ee See crae Sat bagi we tenons | weteae it ce Rd Pee A Eero ei oir FRENCH SPOLIATIONS. is elegregh, O Tesponsibie party, bis at his house, in the front room with Eva | ®°™? Building, fi ANTED—HORSES TO WI! awe STA ce 5— ¥- en suite. private Turnout. qaiating & e vate ‘The petitions filed in French spotistion | tasks and Jane Magradar. Robert was also WAxTED-A 3 TOUNG NAW < APOUT 18 OR 36 sured he of carey cn references given, dk a ac SUITE OF ROOMS NIGEL FU esl miggaved ‘anda of lteat este Fatty tn tod about $ub0a}000 There have Deen re-| set Yor nia Yo coms Sats ibont Rc prmere | Pasar eter Oar Se | OE Pe sto eee an iG pate es iso engage {2t | livery efiecte. all information seth the * ‘s with firs WAXTEDIFOR © ‘QaSH—PURNITURE, F FEATHER Gyatleman aud wife. “Reference ence’ required. Ay Arps Coschanan by ‘addreming GOMCHMEAS to Con, by the Court of Claims | later Brooks opened the door and told her that ‘ANTED — A eo PEER Se ‘Beds, Carpets, Stoves, of Entire Housel 103 13th st. now. office, g8 favorable to claimants in 106 cases, | Robert had fallen off the porch. While Robert whe gan give give part of his ‘ai H. BAUM, 219 7th st. ow. FoR! RN ED COMMUNT- OR SALE-OHEAP-FAMILY PONT. Puarros amounting to $741,606.63. The court has also | was sick witness was with him every For further particulars address Boe 450 by ANTED HAVING OPENED ONE oF ae rivate te fanily withou sithont chides oi bent and gas; use of Fitsrieas Fy Nets fete and Whip; pony been driven reported in 17 cases adversely to claimants, the | and frequently during the day. He tol@1 : | Wasa ate xo a a ae arine stable of E'S FADE. Sstount involved in these’ 17 cases, being | that he went $0 ait on the rail vad fell oveoa"” — & a ae re ae Sthat. bet Daind Bae abst WE Ri ndok toes Nw yr ‘desiring Cravon Portraits S 5. $127,046, Of the claims against the Distriet of | _ Richard Phillips, colored, and Eva, Hugties, iG, MAN | ASBTREASURER meteors laewhere aul eae a 7088 RENT-Nic CY FURNISED Ropu ere: Fe SALEONE House DATTON Wwacox, Columbia during the last term there wore | sister of the deceased, gave testimony which | gna ¢ a"fine’ cance for the Winter Mideocs OTD, + SPestndso tat Boor, diy: Hlousaaily located: convenient tw arm ber: | A Harnest ; chaap if sold st one. ht to trial 4 suits, claiming $157,859.71, — ino new light on ive case tar office, bape mes. sin n28-6t* Coe Sch ine Mase, =i, pa, ia ewes: Tent moderete, refer Ap y 1218 Catnw. B30 and judgment was rendered in them in favor | Wayman Brooks testified that on the evening Wieeeau LADY WOULD LIKE % Iustevo- Ww: ANTEDTRY OUR B OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 73 =a - Sy ro] aan) town en en See FEMA 3 rac of claimants for $22,010.17. There are now | of the accident he met Hughes with Lottie. one iD RUGTION Starotiee’? °° Soo ene) fer pound: warranted not afl Voi tuike bute Fe BR RENT—1149 CONN: AVE. NW Bi foot, | 2500 Fa a = Poe 92 cases, claiming upward of $1,400,- | Witness went home and later in the evening he a FRENCH MAID nOT OVER one: | sen dora, Gemoney Ff ney. eek iit class board tebe se boarders desired. F ALE (CMBIA LIGHT ROAD. + Bk te i crac, ite eepund | oes eee, Hoch, erean th eine Wore kis euhcregessece Sat Bear’ at thee TENT = HARD me rain | is ; of al . . e an a : D CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS. Peta gave hid patient lg oe deeren ite WAXTED-AT ONCE, A WHITR DINING ROOM. seat a is OLAgcae. $8050" | Son sue —i00 SHARES OF D navit There were terminated during the last year | (27° Cut and attem be lygnie Tvant._1321 New Hampshire Poe RENT-pICELY “FURNISHED ROOMS, JUST ork. Also, some Sbelisharrer Live Stock Gaty sh he fell. When questioned by the coroner wit- Waxzen-a Boy TO TEARN a aigan AS = Parties wanting such, umatic Gun Cy Brake Block and otber 14,579 criminal prosecutions. There were | ness said that he went to the house to see Miss Apply this evening between nd 6:30 Cy | tocks, CHRSTA ie , 1006 Fat aw det pending July 1, 1888, 7,228 criminal prosecu- Kate Alexander. He ‘didnot care, to go. in wisnefey aneleG Store, $35 Par ave. new. dso culation gusta fete. | S08 cil show cf the house, because Kate’s mother did not like ANTED-—SIX CABINETMAKERS: ONLY 08-910 151TH ST. OPPOSITE young Horses, suitable for carriages: fitres and pene pond during the yur | im. Witness wanted" Bob to tell Miss Kate | WY, dee mua ote esis Wigcetaite SiS |B) SEG Waal © tle arcane: in criminal prosecutions was $541,808.43, and | that he was waiting for her. 5 WAXES can On SSE 'P.CLAR LARK, Sligo, Md. TelOpermo usi-ime | = :—CHEAP—A LoT OF a the amount of these —— forfeitures, and pen- SS Patterson peated a et Be un- Wh aD ees oe LoMuisston TO Ex. |S W ANTED ot E ae ae Peedi =awO LE. LEANANT FRONT Rooms, |] : Ok SALE Fe fog Bh Wt, cE: a acd x alties collected during rear was $109,648,42, | derstand why it was that Brooks, wh. een | apply, EASTERDAY & HALDE! EMAN, General Ingur- Motett, 1219 F st nw, is te b board, and two in room, 816 each. 805 Pane R'E TALBOT. while 912,814.67 was aan scaled on fines, for- | in the habit of going to the house so often, | suce Brokers, 608 F st. n. i ae igsioner a 4-30" JOR SALE— = HANDSOME BROUGHAM. “GodD feitures, and penalties im in former | found it necessary on this occasion to send WASTED = Fins: we24-3m__ for every State ua R rereitory. RENT OH SISHF! as new, fitted up in Maurer. very cheap; word in for Kate to come out. footman at once. ANTED WEI LS DUG. BORED, AND Daaw ep: m two to five oom, 28, ecand Boor, with — Hirther use. Inguire 2013, icelcuccmacdwanten ieee, oreo | mesons exoistaad dacttex’ ke pend tiko tho ps, Wind-Mills, Taka of all Kings ouning hot a "neated by furnace. a 1888 amounted to 0, 188.03. ious te ‘en lala hewenk during the day, when Dutlers, duivers.” J) BB OO, OIE F gyal faruied au repaized WAC x Sider epoard ani ‘open fires if desired. 10 11th st. HK SALE—A LARGE DIAMOND. IMPORTE GOVERNMENT PENITENTIARY AND REFORMATORY. - 1 bouse of New York he» ved if then T—1723 H ST. N. W., TWO DESTRABLE | resentatives in this city foi a her mother was out, Sometimes. he said, her ANTED_DUNDORE'S — EMPLOTMENT BU. S —-s Owing to the abolishment of the contract | Hmother was ont. Sometimes: h WAStED pus} SERGE STE WANTED, PERSONS PARTICUPAR ABOUT TRE angle, wi ETT North Capital » IN" cut and finish, of, their garments, call on MAX ens on second fi fire, south. | One interested in the purchase of Disuon system ‘by legislative enactment in several | The coroner asked why he went with Kate | aid clered for il kindaot gtweatc bor, for tor Bpatsict | GOULD, Failor, 828 10th ata ise for | armerpor mire, Particularly sastable for Congrecaman.” | Gems. loose or mousted, cau have au iterview states, and the passage of a recent act by Con- | when he was a married man. = Sales ae pe ete ol = HR. T,, Star office en ” ANTED — BALESMEN — G00! CLOTH 1202 MMU gress forbidding the employment or hiring out wen, Rote : Siac are eal Prada Wi W ea eerees Balog ie Waker pracere Sigua ~ ree for ak ahlet ane! i Er “THREE COMMU c oR SALETSINGING BIRDS. BIRD Foop, DA D Brool arry ood stoc 3 c ‘Call or address ages, Gol . as, 2nd Fish’ Food bebe arrangements hav had tok he sande, Wi aoe this woman, for Btteen yours." Witness oaid | and mate ter LS GtaNDAiL, OO, LASRis'S Lots Off Sifce, 201 Pen. aves core 285° | te ferme very inoderate, || Pee Srate and furnace, heat, ieee Bi i thes ne fe SOMES Bin tiari veslots exunal t he had frequently called and escort Scene = tore, , 2 doors #01 _ pond wey ave pa ame he secon ere Ch ag et ngs Wi XTED— EFARNERS PROF. aes AES CARPET CLEANING | AND F Om, RENT 1905. EF WAND a sored R 8. TO Lost AN uss i x Dr. Hartigan, who made the autopey, testified NER'S New Internatio lor System of novating Works; Feathers Renovai ete; with board. + come sfe-onsted Pameily Cortitan saviy te saaes have been enacted, with respect to the labor of hat death 7 fr . q | 824 Germent Cutting with ¥, ine h rule and tape en Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and ‘Mot! be. a ew; also, two Horses and douple oT dees whole prisoners, prove more conclusively. than ever that death resulted from the injuries received | measure alone. Patterns and materials cut end tened Hrope ¥. H. YOUNGS, Office 1402 2 Factory R RENT—IS24 H ST. X. W.. LARGE, AIRY, | outfit will be sold cheap, ot i he absolute need of a government niten- | from the fall. Sate ne ed Some system taught by | and Ksta se. Telephone 610-2 of 1008-2, Bicely, p Eqraiahed communicatit m8 OB second | riage separately. tiary and reformatory. There should be, the A VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH. - = windibers on lane of arenes an en in hoitee, | [POR SALE-ENCYOLOPEDIAS- “31V_SowOOL report says, provisions at once made looking| ‘The jury returned a verdict of accidental | WANTED, WE, ANTE 17 KNOWN THAT, ERESH ALDER. | Felerences exchanged. 43-08 "| celebrated htatorian aud biowapher, aaye'that ureter? ition 5 . bes " HR. ho: ‘here there is placed of Appleton’s Cyclo- Featostacsemse Sf sayeus, Vaile, tats | death, exoneraing, Brooks, and he wan ai | para" feuoes. er tnt pe ea, reel | Hoe acd pig, Sh att EET fOr g FOO, HERES, HRODED |edit ie souibe ew al edie Penitentiary, and, if possible, a reformatory. | charged. advertising, &C Largest manatee. | eee a ET 8 fe ss work, all the volumes, cau bx, obtained at once om The cost of conducting & government peni- —_—-.—_ urers in our line: enclose 2-cent stamp. No postals, Be secured im desirable: 1oceita ty ead BATE. | suuall mosh ae ada. ce tentiary will not, the report says, be ater Local Postal Matters. CENTENNIAL MPG C0, »Cincinnath, Ohio, LOST AND FOUN GAIN Star office ig ate | Box 300, ferent Weeditions” all prices," de3-1m eventually than the cost of sul ee Seeeraies = v, Pi S ouers in \e various + penitentiarios pecboak ELWEN ADDITIONAL LETTER CARRIERS TO BE TED-MBN 70 TARE THE AGENOT OF oR Ga 2 D. R_ RENT. a pURNISHED, ROOMS, EN SUITE OR A PRI ATE PARTY. REMOVING ppoint iret class; sae — on 2 ote Tt it city. b ‘will welfet —- vt eh aacrifice, the coutents of their stables consisting of a aire handsome saddle, faintly, aud drivine horse the cous ‘There are at ail times APPOINTED—LETTER BOXES. Mize, ZBx1 8x18 inches: weight, from 1,000 000 to 17300 1,500 [ether serving sentences, | The city post-office has been allowed eleven | splat! prices #95. ihe az sizes ‘eevee Ams safe, and reliable, aud & very fast traveler: s Drown If two penitentiaries were built, so located | additional letter carriers, to be appointed De- Gemand never before sup) Hed by ober sae com rf ST_TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN’ OR ¥i i —. | JJOR RENT—610 218T STREET, A NICE TA NICELY F coach horee, sou! and ‘gentle, and gcomrenbial that they would be easy of ac-| cember 10. Ten of them will do duty at the | Bai St ee te'eafe poal,” ALPINE (the Cari PAE. sy A SaaS suitable | jag esi ei | Sve. yeare "eld," pesfectly “'trckent tne " te o + tc ppl Washington branch. He will be a mounted | ,tiaent Co. of Ameren be Gn Unwrance Sok ‘Dry Goods Store, Tuesday. Reward if ae maori; oxitb or without board: everything | omic, ct oeitver gaedat Sow Tins ’ erica, Gall 8 gh's be obviated and the United States would not | carrier, and will perform service on the Blad- | Ntilonal suk Bidgw from Oto lorclock. naeer | at $22 Ein. ave. sowe | top khatun:a Dayton waron:set double Oe, Se Fea: » OR aaa Staats ST. N; W..TWO FUR. ROOMS, | *inele coupe harnees two sets single bugry harness; ® ' OST-SMALL Ti ake ‘Parties 1 suc c ttirations for the keeping of ts oem erminais | Sorter™ roads Tpere, wil also be © temporary | hn Loy augers to nunc ot GAPS |» Purana ome aut don wae fr went, | Foe anno Bese ‘ay woe oe dione of Again, if an institution such as referred to | 80 to look after the principal hotels and news- | — ee ee ae i AL ficor. bourd if desired ; of _ 0-1 aaah amet abies eS should be erected the government would have | paper offices. These appointments will neces- | t . D. LIE oer ave cars. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE for the return of same to SULLIVAN'S, 1 Re white girl to do light housework at. n. id, with good reference. Apply 1221 Nort direct and absolnte control of all its convicts. | sitate the appoiniment of a number of substi- bi A = e number of prisoners convicted in| tutes, A letter-box has been put up at 23d | Sidletets £ tS ‘ON SATURDAY EVENING, BE rner house: south aud east frout: oben replaces Fe FE CHANCE FOR A GUN AND SALF—A RAR - locksimith—the contents and fixtures of store and | y ANTED—KNOWN W corner of 7th and Pa. ave. ral reward will be of shop, consisting of lathe, 36 in commenced a career of crime. if theyeould be | events ad 15m trek srl he. remued soe | Nat nn cape, Enno ain Mtg, | ite ic Ander ssl wearer OOOH eit Se grindstone, forge, anvil ne, boiler, &., of the Of Curoetty , ‘oachmen, Butlers. r Pri- | 1908 14th st. n.w. 'a4-3t* OR RENT—A SUITE OF. PARLORS, ‘BREE | Shop of the Se john W. Sb eckells, ull rt Be prevented from associating with hardened erim- | opposite corner in front of Riggs’ bank. Yate ufos attached~st DICK'S AGENCY: 613 7th w. Os-oN SUNDAY: AVE | PraTOO"Rs Bandeomely furnished. open fre: 18 Grant | S29? Moker ‘ | JPORRENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE Qn: EN JOR, SALE suite, in i Ye furnished ; = . TWEE States courts are those who have com- | street and New Hampshire avenue. The letter- | "HERE TO GET PRO! ROPES: |e n os nen e 5 bm, @ pocketbook. at the | in ere Room. Matera ices required. 110, | ns and not confined in an institution which in | y ASTED-AT_HEADGUARTERS—FOSTIO = | Littstendeys Red Pha ke “tout seve | tiv inhouse _a1-6t" — fpr ceuldbertormed It wosid acca fai |, cg Trouble tm the Foote Family. | WASHER: Ganieami Guten atacand iNet Gccbint i etsetid® © ALO" | ok FENT-SCITE GF WLEaARTEY WUE | Fro, SPICA, HEAL ONT SE, 4 pa | the United States should have model prisons | 4 CHARGE OF THREATS HEARD IN THE POLICE | Bore. Searnereee OOMBS, 920 F steak do St | Leto THANKSGIVING DAY, A SOLITAIRE | N st. nw. = Tarte” | and richly-fuished ebong case of ver; massive style: and reformatories of its own in which to con- COURT TO-DAY. Diamond Ring, weighing over one karat. set in ——— —— tone of jusied richness and exquisite ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A PI TO 01 : z | Ri 812 N ST, OPPOSITE THE | cuaiit allot the finest artietic elegance and dure fine its criminals, and provisions could be made | Capt. John F. Foote was before the Police | WANTED! brivate fauuily oF ab butler. Callat | sume and ho questigne asked, or’ loca remend for | E’British ievation, A small prvate fais without | bility, abd made Us the Serica Sake. Made bo for the em} loyment of the inmates at some | Court this morning on the charge of threats | | 1632 K st., between 4 a1 zt" any) information leading to recovery. Apply 1). Joe | ghildren, will rent several very beautifull, order at a cost of $75¢ ited by trans- bl : “re yED-SITUATION POR 1,00 coms, €n suite oF single, all conveniences, fer of maker's guara: — pleonis gh ne — a be opt oor and also of carrying concealed weapons. The | W te mn aire seatundteescn bouncer | | | JQOR RENT—THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FUR- ‘an bogie ata mcrifice of 6350; cash ormonthly witnesses were Mrs. Mary Ellen Foote and her | nui couchmen, ious, dishwas (All hel | X° nished rooms iu the city, with or without board, | Peis several sates aid te ag dams passed Dy #86 | Pasband and their colored servant, Fanny | rid. FM: BURNUAM, GO00S0 Faw alate FOR SALE—LOTS. _| sukingeiiian, Masuda wi poem cae tend aot woe he cranes. = “ 2 = i THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa tive to the subject of contract labor. | Ford. The latter testified that on last Thurs- | WWANTED-BY A, YOUN G SOLORED, GInt. A OR SALE"LOTs—IN NEW SUBDIVISION NEAR TL ‘6 ave PRISONERS. | day and Saturday Capt. Foote met her on the | berpiaid gt uutee’ reference if required of cen monthly, without interest: money sdvauoed to Wall During the year ending June 30, 1888, there | street and threatened to kill all in the house | BY A COLORED WOMAN A yments canceled in event wore received in the different penitentiaries, | (1116 10th street), and if she did not open the | wae “ty ry = 2 OPERATIVE BerkbiNg: ASD cE fare THE CO- in a private family as first-class cool INVestMEST CO., 929 F st. n.w. will stay at nights, ‘Address ‘of ea ri = 7 reformatories, &c., throughout the United | door when he rung the bell he would kill wit- ) PYSyB9t4)"4 SALE—$2,500 CASH WILL Bi REA Lor oF F aes pee Fume on suite: eth end States, $59 prisoners. The total number in | BEM, At the same time he showed a pistoland | Patenevnmr a) sous, wr Bee Ave foetiod inthe city ‘cafe wttood to none: MaMOSGR™ | Seat Catan Wt Zinfandel Chae 8 ‘doz. bs id Pints...13.00 Fe, ‘RENT—ONE UNFURNISHED AND Pree antshed pavteenin bape enteien OR SAEL-PRICE LIST OF AMERICAN WINES. ANTED—BY A COLOR! OM. ody during the rear wan 1815, ‘There were | 2 knife, The wife testified that Capt, Foote, | y ‘Ss cook. City references” Apply to 124 F 5-3 ENDID SUITE OF PARLORS, | discharged during the year $14, and on the 90th | her brother-in-law, had threatened her. Her as- Fis On NORTE GAPE BRENT SPLENDID, SUITE OF PARLORS, | Srex o ny june, 1888, there were still in confine- | husband testified that the defendant, his | WANTED BY A COLORED WOMAN. A PLACE Fu saw bee Boundary, st, and APTOS ms Seand Kiges brother, frequently drank to excess. The de- tocook and do general housework; good refer- | Hotme, near new reservoir: 26 to 0 cents 3 foot: one- rae Ing the Year G58 were bore ie toe enea tet | fendant dented the colored woman's statement | encen. Gall oraddross M411 Lest a et" | thirdcashs alauce 1, 2 and 8 year: 8 pep cei ne | GOS TAG at aw. seas Sore PUR aE 306 were fores born; 815 were males and 18 | 2nd asserted that he had not had a pistol since a ae em SELIGSOX, were females, 701 claimed to be temperate and | the close of the war. The court took the de- iT. R SAI RGAIN-VERY CHEAP, : windows 12m end Petine avenue aw. 232 admitted themselves to be inte mperate; a (toe Pipi i mee ng fas ea EE ties n 2 aT ‘ave Th feerenchs ther 3 iildren; rent r ie | _ ‘Telephone, 114-2. n24-wae.Gm ra * 8 Apply nutes EARLY, parties, 2. 7 foe pes 756 whites, 66 blacks, $1 Indians, his finger at him sai won't bring yo chambermaid or aoe a ais aT cis SAVE WOOLY Fe SALE—PIANOS! PIANOS! PLAN! the Police Court the next time; T'latiend. to | Cul'os aldnad e Wo TB he Seam aba B SATE-IOTSONE THING 19, CRRTAry, | Fntsued Rooms siurie vr eu suiteiieat gas and path | nered njsare aearly tow: €200, Sa x! ‘et . a le Or en sui! ent Dearly new, ‘one TUE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AIL. va eae Maven at ones obeckal ty ee ANTED—-A POSITION AS COOK IN PRIVATE | Froroand w will never be cheaper than it is tector, | om seme haar, afertunee reached ee See | Nene aiuee newly ew. pret Breteclagy, pate “Tt is to be regretted that the entire man- | sistant-Prosecuting Shillington, who sai Wan. can furnish best of ref a Stele (x10 away. every warranted ‘it years, © pl iz 1 Tots Di i Gels, 3 er ity 4 ROOM! ‘TH OR agement of ‘this institution is not placed di- | ““You may do such things in New York, but not | ¢™flayer: call or address ANSIE ican ga | Bie Ti'near 82 st. F° ‘without board, in a private, how TodonslertuyPrase era paaas dreary draphoar ip ecm Se, eis tae iemioees greg er oe "3 MITE | | Woe Rontaes i t ; ara Bee olin eko"s ahem ee eR sh in a gentleman's fainil . 508; 18TH ST NW. FUR * Dw. rene Kp “the erection of an additional wing af tre | Of those, present having expected a sce swruged $5010 840. cliy'refer: | 2 Le prile's T6258. Fee cots, sraggdhconrenign | toe Davey of Supe jail, or a separate building for th: which did not come off. eee ae eee ee ee Se HUTCHING & of interest, cars, Be. R SALE—AT A BARGAIN—HORS —— seusiyae meainrpruoame Anieepreentes: SEP ANTE ATION | vA : é Shanes sent ntee Siar” | Pitcmipe meee e crenata ae 5 z ? Office. his busi: | 4 RENT — PERSONS LOOKING FOR WINTER mt poerions ~~~ this class of convicts sre confined in | A Shot in the Recorder of Deeds B GALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE—TWO P PE | Fo, Be LOOKING FOR WINTER | 4 pameenfer carriages “daytons, Phaetons, Ung m | FORE shallow | oa ay Shp Ber Fitom tons can forminbed te pec’ c= est | gies, robes, wl i, Salter eal blacte orane bre pianos can be bought on easy teruis: equare pi- anos taken in exchenge. “Ifyou wish ‘Soew pi the front portion of the jail. which, up to ‘MR. ANDERSON CAUSES EXCITEMENT BY DISCHANY- | | > ab | present, has esmantiretymadtiee eae eae ING A SMALL PISTOL. | CIADY, A eETDA a.w. LOUIS F. SHO! abe" | seeeinted ae a any, gosebanee.. eon a Needed improvements have been made, | In the recorder of deeds’ office at the cqust-| geen ire | ROE SALE—00 = § FRONT ON 6 er a 116; ana’ La) Ct eee "| [on SALE-THE: EST STOCK OF FAL which tend greatly to their comfort. It is, | house this morning Mr. E. J. Anderson, one. of 3.7.) R RENT-151 HSS. OR SALE_THE LARGEST STOC FALL AND however, only'a temporary relief, and the ab- | th. employes, accidentally--as he elaimed- A a5.3t Taba wet_| P'furnished Rooms ensuite or single. Also braght | 32 Winte, Corapes: bn abd second faa yous, solute ate néed of an additional wing or building | ‘2° ¢™ployes, | —< cogging Hi i SALE HANDSO WFDGGAITED HORSE, near Met tan Club: ge : | $78 and 48i © treet aw, rear of the, Nations for the female prisoners will surely on investi- | red a aes patched mrnicdehg ar coral 1405 Sth at, a4-3e @ Ss e. ‘Apply Bid Ponce is Saas ot, Algae: | seose Hotel. cemvioiarenmeter Sag} gation commend itself to Congress. The | drick, a clerk, and it caused some excitement ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN A postr ON Al R RENT—10 10W a pALE— SOTTO" =| Soph about the jail at present are open to | Their relations ha# been entirely friendly ex- a And typewriter, “Addons aa Peary uP PP N THE Lg eS Z 1Or | POR, necting Roommn with aries bakes Fichures po toter, avctor aly extengite atteudanee, e public, and it is nth ai ‘ate 3 x ino Joes of time. uo, fuel Seud for cureular Saget codes with iio int come Seth te ariel vane ot pacer en ee | WA wr action, mutable {2 sige Hotes Somes 2 | maltese noon td peterpan a | SPSS RACE ca nea endrick for lea’ a bundle of papers on his ‘bermaid; good Feferences. “Call oF 5 erences exc! == Prevented. There is a large tract of land sur-| desk. It i»not believed that there was any in- ee exeg Pt OK RENT_478 0 ST. N.W_ (FURNISHED, J rounding the jail, which could be made availa- | tention caine part of Anderson to shoot Ken- x RST-CLAS® WOMAN COOK, | J{QR,S4E—TWO CORNER LOTS ON F082 tesutital focus, one bee cae aisover bate | — _COU Tee REAL AL ESTATE. bie for many purposes if a wall should be f the office that | W aur (A FIRST CL! 4f sold st once will be sold cheap. Also 8 | same floor. 3d floor, 2 very desirable rooms. Gorner erected around the inclosure. It could be Anderson om it wir te detol in his hand, | see referees se Calor sadreas ° Sete de funercnet dust wall cert hou | Bo culdray tn house’ Bley mare Tetepence fe: | 2,08, th utilized for a garden, which would go far| stating that he had just found it, and while 4-20 gireaten tion to this. GEO, W. a hand | 4 ueselwe toward sone the jail with vegetables, and | gouris ing it it went off. It isa small, single- V ‘aNTED=By A HITE WOMAN, & ff ‘A PLA ite. DW at the same time afford an Seqexseniir for the | barreled weapon. Rae ironing: eal Fe = EE a B RENT—TWO OR THREE VERY VERY DESIRABLE : SALE—TWO LOTS THE wan pert, | FOE RENT TWO OR rooms. second floor prisoners once in a while to obtain exercise in ; eee ite washing and ip on G st. erp, cheap: mies, leo «number | Foifp puable for” dent dentistry or millinery Sil oareeee neath ConvENIENT SLEEPING CaR secs ane ANTED—AN ¢ N ORGANIST | OF iz LINKING, 10ch ‘Oth and ices sence “2 the | | Pace€16,000.'W.'F NOUNG, Heal ‘atote i man Sl for Philadelphia leaves Wai and ability aesii > Sp oy Ss ee R RENT—COR. OF ST. AND MASS. ton on the. 1180 train via Baltimore and eee ot | FS eee ok ox NEAR | FE eels farnfebed ts == Faretnw. On aaa ‘Connecticut rons, ele ‘A RESPECTABLE WHITE ¢ ogt (Avply to CHAS. ysis eae i STE Fee | POR SALES The car is open for reception o: NTED—! SALE—NEAR STATIONS OX METROPOLI, wall around the entire jail be a akuation = chainber ped = waitren, itouch as a iat a conten, eae iaamerataee Wem tence ne fire Po HE A OT Su arcmmyem: bias Gani ee ~ | near wi Fans Seaspenant om eta ter desires: F ‘on vening emp) J.B $2 E. Where Washington Courted. Address STENO., a ote ome. na ign BEND?» Pemes RENTTIN A COZY, STYLISH HOUSE Mannion, Brightwood ave | NTED—JOHN F. omy McPherson Square prick iahaee 12 rooms, t 3 scres of | SALE OF A HISTORIC ESTATE IN VIRGINIA TO A Wit TED | FOR 8 ae ‘ON 16TH | Borda pevate faa no children. inSTe | reed bien couimanding enum, NEW YORK LAWYER. nis sxtended, 8 00. soe M tit sorvante, iu Fredericksburg, Va., Special to the New York World. fe ao servant bag poo remon i gested oF. 2D | That beautiful and historic estate known as 2 _SALE-ELIGIBLE Fa and frat room ob a ility and datien | Chatham and familiar to the soldiers of the —_— = Es Fitreet Gen, ids trom 82 aie Sees A BEAUTIFUL BAY-' a x believe that the compensation of | 1, the Lacy house, on the heights WANTED—ROOM al-in' R RENT-IN A the warden of the jail in this District should | “te war as the Lacy house, ariny| Pe R00MS. pst | RE I AS rsepd for hew bull in be increased from trom $1,800 to 2,000, per an- | Overlooking Fredericksburg, a UNFURNISHED | POR SALE-ONEY 05 MONTHLY FO room on cond a, Pesaran! | i AEEEE bona Pet crowned with union artillery in 1862, was sold Wee with re cad ges tas, 0 Mor Melt a ae pa fol Lote in Ronsiyu, and, your money an a to-day by the present owner, Oliver Watson, DLT oS enti: Butane eee ine | BOchildren. _ Apply 511 H st. nw. to a wealthy lawyer, D. McMahon, of the firm ack 2 Mindy of ed ak ar SRE SS Paces p oe fete See Ses | SS Steely arr YOUNG T LADY? si H gE Ye H 4 ? F i FE H | | i i i i ef [ Hd PA