Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1889, Page 3

ALLAN SE NE, WATER, 10th st, 5.4 be bath, ie 1a RUST & HUNGERFORD, 6z4 14th st. nw. R RENT—SMALL FAMILY ONLY HOUSE 122 ‘ave., near Pension Office; 5 rooms, cellar, gas, pbe: #18 iu advance. Apply 437 is | = B.w., second floor, room 9. i RENT NEW AND, HANDSOME anak story Press-Brick House, bay window to roof, all modern improvements, ten rooms and_bath ; pa elegantly; stable. 1716 Yth st. n.w. ae Bt ¥R RENT—FROM JULY 15—NINE- Howse on Lanter aves, Tanier Boi on aTCLACHLEN & BAIL JFOR RENT BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, FINE iM. yard and shed, small cetlar. 215 G st. ay -Anquire ‘ext door. OR RENT_4 NEW HOUSES, 10 RO ocak aut the madera improvements, sanitary arate 00 thode [si pet. New and 4th s wcrent@25. Apply 1100 Let, U. F. E- KICHAKD- SON. cS Qn RENT — 144 RHODE 18 LAND AV! Rooms: all mod. imp. mont azoo Rai ae. «cor. of Be 12 rooms; mod. imp.; 865 per mon! ply to Zee Je27-6t deere ‘st. Rw. | ee RENT—UNFURNISHED. O15 N st. n.w., 12r. 204 Del. ave. ne. LiF w 1627 TAS — Conn. ave., bet. R an: pang L bet. Band € n. oe 7-6 NINF-! oor HOUSE, AMI = special low rent if leased fror NN & BATCHELDER, 1215 F Gr..m.i live, Ur, 4th 50 1 5 For ill i ails to WESCOTT & WIL 1907 Pa. ave. nw. a Dwelline. MOG, itape,, 12 room, at S50: Brick, mod, imps. 10 rox Semen A. EBERLY 80. id 5 p.m. SMALL FAMILY (ADULTS PRE: es can have a furnished Louse ber 15 for $20 per month. Call de ROR B STORY FRAME HOUSE, 23h stn. w.,@20a month. Inquire at 134 pitt to” i 10. “@itdRM 8 BOLTS 1100 STH ST- N. NINE ROOMS m aud desirable W) per puilding, 151 Ok RENT —FURNISHED, 10 rooms, for thre rentot per month. Fe to KUST & HUNGERFOK NEW BRICK HOUSE, mas ; all mod. vit $28. N E.N. these rents are. reduced: howaes i 5 RC AAR, rooms and all modern con- rable 8-room brick house st 33D (in advance) rent per month to a family with few children or one chiid. Call ou the in the house. Je JOR RENT—407 4TH ST_N.w.: {Ok RENT_BY THOS. EW WAGGAMAN, Bi ESTATE BROKER, 917 F ST. N.W. HOUSES 417 Kstnw, ir Be OFFICES. 915 Fst. n.w.,2d floor, Veruon Rot 18 fr. r. 50 Gunton bid’ a0 basement Toor 465 Le. ave., 4th floor, eet Soo $e. a ih & Pa ave. rim 1S. hh & Va av. rms & 12. “ 2 STORES, &e. Brore andceliar 10th & | /Hall 12th KE ste.n. Este. uw. 60 8 . ‘The above ts only @ portion of the ve. For full List call at office for bulietin haved ob fhe Istand 15th,” jez] ” THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN. oR RENT— Feta dwelling. 906 Oth at. ees ae ets W..$ ROOM! * capes }e24 to ly] ‘all modern. A RENT— 1: ST. three: story, c= ae Toos - i bows E and bath, with P. iL HOUSE CONTAINING SIX tee honly © YOUN E. cH ren agen ta: 1228 Mat, 1816 N st. n.w., 15) 730 Mass, ave. 17¢. 125, i 1700" loth at w., 16r. 1633 538 abst OL 2728 4 1618: 10 i401 406 Tir. 607 20091 08 Be x N sts. with Mabie... Cor on Conn. ave. aut 1321 Corcoran st. 1508 U street... FU RNISIED. N.e. cor. of 16th and Q ee eer gene 1a Ket thet Coun. eve. and, | pont o16"8100.00 ber mo y Sumerian re 100 DeSales near 19th st... Cor: Voth & Fate Ww: H pt, Meat Arlingtoi, jotel. rom OO Le | Sts lor summer) rimonth'R. 1 ave., near 15th st., th..100| | (tor summer} 4th.140 PF st. bet, 20th sts. (for t. sire ® ies =: a th and gist ste ‘dorsummer) per mon! 25 Let. near Lathior the | ‘summer) per month. ‘Lafayett 200, BULLETINS C1 CAN Bk OBTAINED AT OUR O¥- FICE. These houses can be inspected only by per- mits from our office. HILL & JOHNSTON, 4e15-co2w 1503 Penn. ave.h.w. Fok RESTS -413 6TH N. W., TEN ROOMS, ALL with southern exposu: : s from Paten Post, and Peusion Offices for room renting. Owner, Cou, av.near Dupoiit | Conn. ave., —aaoonk Xe 25 ‘OR RENT— P40 Kt st. n-w.. bay window brick, SSE RL. Urick, ra. tn. f 'T COTTAGE, Paueaie table im rear, corner Wood- ~ | Bie tie and Teuleytown roud, immediately opposite jew. Story and Dasement ? tory and basewent, new 3-story and basement ba; 2 rooms and bath : central locatior ; Per month, | jepitol Hill, 2-story all m. 3.4 deliehtfad Re, snd ‘bath; | great st. Rew. FOR _RENT—HOUSES. Eevee eee, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. dE alate EXCURSIONS. Qcz4s crry, up., via PENNSYLVANIA BAILROAD, oeee GoM eee cae eee Seas fiat Bs Se okes 14TH ST N. wir aOWr brick, 8 large and rooms, Ee. Key stcorner store: ny? FOR SALE—HOUSES. ea ed a LAW ey mt Riwa bet hand Ppa SALE—A Di Ry wraesyrsss feonrmen Su ‘OLD VIOLIN. a fasts ees, a maine a F st. news PENINSULA EXPRESS ‘Will, onand after June 29, 1889, leave BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Station at 1:17 P.M. Ben SALE—A BARGAIN—TWELVE-ROOM BRICK on fine corner down wit five yn a ik of or for renti! 23 feet. ‘front: aa WHI Tie 150734 F at. , segs ‘week days for OCEAN CITY, arriving there at 7:35 P_M. RETURNING, leave OCEAN CITY 6.00 A M., and R SALE—1746 CORCORAN ST., He bargain. 1315 Wallach Place, 7ra., cheay ar sants | Fons st nWw. FO2 SALE (ONE DOUBLE HARNESS, SET ;EC- ar Hes dratt also oe be pasheriices ecoen sabe arrive Washington 12:23 P. M. be] 2k ES Sie WIGHT & StOCKEET B10 F Fos SALE THREE-STORY BRICK | HOUSE, IN condition seattet Vocation’ mige Zoxra: alte 96,800, terms t Inquire at 1 TOR Om SALE THAT r VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE located om Ouse. ort Be al aR For par dara teae P3551 Fst. | Fes SALE—A VERY CoMMoDIOUS AND WELL- built old, style brick house af 11, rooms, with all jot 38: finel; 3 On sth at would exchange for malier ‘oh air ge 38 tylish, 10-room corner house on Mass. e. 1.0.5 Brand-new, S-room, press-brick, bay-window house on Mass. ay 4.250. 6- and bath ; all mod. impa,; on K st., 5-room ; eee] malt th: brgae brick; bay-window; me. Berooin frame house? 1ot ies0e% EN. ¥, ave. 5 $1,500. FEwo new ard handsome frame c with 4 Safe beige ‘age: hi high a Erhina inet bri: an “fae Te SVPHERT Fu cee BARGAIN Eapeeoan SEN ee window brick. 8 rooms and beth home and ‘inv. it. price after 4 pm. FPO SALE, NEW 11-ROOM HOUSE. Sar ae ih adjoining side lot 22.90x101 to an alley; en- tire property for $13,000. Agee pouse, nearly new, one square from Dupont rele: #12 Recently built house, nine rooms, on 20th st, near sgh peg ap TE ave, between dth aud stl ates price #4250, ne wee! an sta. 250 each, t Oth and Bists., Sha Row h ba geen ouse Ys BeLasy & WHITING, 1320 F at. Je25-61 ate ot ee “hear ta ave. mw; 00s lot BOx100 18 1. BO ote caw, Frame house, N st. s.w., near st. ;1ot 20 on feet 10 #6 ft front 4 ‘condition ; is 18 a chance ment ¢ for investment BOER, store and dwelling on 4! Tot toaTis toalley; large stock Hote feed ke, to alley: Ja ries, flo sale anid retail: iroo trade, Owner's health t ad will be sold at a bargain, beste 30% Brick corner on L st. n.w. 13 stories BFoanas ely ae improvements; dot : w or : U. L. BOvE! _ J026-3t F° R SALE-ON T St. 3-W., NEAR 177H ST—A nice Frame Dwelling of 7 rooms; lot 20x100 to alley: will sell for $2,300 if bought ut once: thin 18% sacrifice. Apply to P. A. DARN) ARNEILUE, O1LF F JOR SALE—EIGHT-| ROOM BRICK HOU! HOUSE; BATH and cellar; on 131 N BOOM BRICK Dy DWELGING if wold at ierna to sult. "I CLAY STEWART & BON, 1a <8 stn.w. bith CHAS. E. PUGH, 4.R. Woop, Exolcr P PIECES OF P. ae GREAT ate Is ou an eat ING-ROOM FURNITURE” General Manager. Gen'l Pass’r Agent. ex Hamess, both custo ‘custom-t Post 39 27-1m LVE O-CLOCK 2,000 clgane as ASSORTED BRANDS. SALE A STYLISH BAY pellent traveler, superior ead. Say = Hil sell separate for less t of oe Ewes ee 1006 13th FI JUNE 1 1 EnancSS8 RU OLS ARE OFFERING: 50 BBLS. HIGH GRADE PATENT PROCESS FLOUR Fee SALE AT. medica AT Horses, SEAS Vist ac. AT TWELY! SEVERAL PRI TE Teas. a. Ww. OcLock ONE FINE, LANGE DARK | BAY HONS, CARRIAGES AND HARN GING TO THE SMI tegen SOATAN INSTITUTION. 98 FULL QUART CANS MAPLE SYRUP, iP UGADDIN, 121 Bat. ne. wen pUTIO} rearing SALE PAIN SOREL HORSES: SINGLE OR PAL Sra marched it bangin if if sold this food Gibson pees Harness. je27-3t* F° aca 8200 CASI BUY THI effects of a nicely. >autnishod aie toons mons gas, eter: seer and. peth, (Hont $20per month, Apply at room floor . Dy OR cron EVENING iS STAR SR 26 FO 1,000 LBS. EXTRA FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, ata Very Low Price, One Ton GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE, roasted fresh every morning. There is no coffee grown in the world equal to the Real Mandheling. Vith ai 5 ‘Horses to ih foe 3 BENTS WATER CRACKERS, direct from the sie P roan BENTS’ GRAHAM WAFERS (without sweetening.) direct from the Manufacturer. i NEW YORK PATENT WATER BISCUIT. BET. COR. OF ‘The finest thing of the kind ever offered in Washington. Bt Song etc ise pend st. s.c.. Brown Leather La = contsinine papers ‘and money. Reward for its return to 510 13 it UND—A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING A SUM of money. The owner can have same by and paying for this advertisement. ate APOE BALE-A RARE CHANCE TO GET A, FINE Upright Piano at alow Price is offered in. & besuti- fal and rich-toned full scale, cabinet, Grand nearly new, been en nice! ely cared for and’ wil guaran’ 4:25. Can be had for. ments to suit; or, 160 cash, for only $352 cash to quick jars gi08 “stool and Scarf included. Owner, eX-ofticial lett city. “hpply's nt once to THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave. FoE..5 ALE—THREE SHOW CASES, STORE Stove, two Clocks, Baby Carringe, Sewing: Machine, and few lots of Furnit .. eee ate” 233 Massachusetts avo. n Fe, SALE—A HANDSOME BUGGY-PHAETON sees Bonen in perfect order; strong, light, and wn. E£LPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 319 428 NINTH ST., BET. DANDE. _ Banears Is Fue BHOES. STEERS, HUCKSTER'S LICENSE, ON MO} th instant | Any information, Jesding to the iy ot tate ‘and arrest of ono yarded. ENGE! AUATA, O17 D st. OST - BLUE SKYE TERRIE nd feet: answers to naine of 11th st. n, w. and recei OST—ON THE KANG ROAD, SATURDAY oon, 8 8 The finder re- tame t0 “THE PORTLAND” will, be re- 3025-30" durable: tle used. Apply at 3123 Dunbarton Fey SALE—ONE SIDE-BAR BUGGY, Te D ONLY alf dozen times: good aa new 5 Maile to esa, not even soiled. Gall at a Commencing Monday, June 24, and continuing one ‘week, we will allowa DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT ON ALL CASH SALES, ‘With our large and well-selected stock of Fine Shoes, this is an opportunity never offered before to secure Fine Shoes at 8 very low price. SPECIAL LOW PRICES. ‘On some broken lines we wish to close out Men's, ‘Women's and Children’s High and Low-cut Shoes, in Russett and Tan, Goat and Seal. B YELLOW | 60 rear of Tiel sth wen Ww. ay R SALE—STORE FIXTURES, SUITABLE FOR Jemelry Store; in use two years ouly; in gplendid condition ; will sell very reasonable eh st. ‘turni wi Fe SALE—ON FRIDAY WARNER ware 5) 2 ; pbalr of arve Brown Mares; weigh 2,800 poun R SALE-THE STEAMER OLIVE, HAVING been thoroughty overhauled and iy ec is now in firet-class condition and on ts in the city ks 1:20 feet t #80) 60-100. BHOsaTS E: Baltimore ES eae wae R SALE—ONE KANSAS AILING fave Font Boubie Outrigger, $1 815; one 28-foot Soo carricn 8 8 people, 8: Hose 6t rs SALE—FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, SIX bath, water sURURE good well, fruit trees, ch 3; PUTN i on p rma VOR RENT—TEN ACRES OF BELMONT GOOD Garden Ground eae five rooms; = sry, outbuildiris Somery: at situation beat “thor Lath ath ties Ay rr 1ath SST MING FARM 7eh-at. r a pazor DALTON & STRICKLAND, m. i, 1802 and 1804 L stn, 4r. 3,000 gi oth st. 1,500 [2400 ‘to 346% Goium- bia ave. n. w. 1,500 141436 Sampson “at "4 500 D, 1.500 1 000 Sout! r. 8. C. a ‘and Tath ee #2. The above is oniv & portion of the property on ra vooks. "Por nit st eal tice for bo iethn iene on the Istand 15th, [je25] _ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 1812 LINDEN ST., LE DROIT PARK, Ww, 8 rooMR, speaicius mind & ade ck front, bay- alle; Jonitig are held at windo' ui rear, Houses of same t Fn As the ow ‘will’ nelt for £4,000; make a quick sale, ce * 0 per inonth if easy desi ‘This isa decided bargain. Bavibb, STONE, Je25-St it. nw, Fe SALE-AN ARMY OFFICER ABOUT leave the city has authorized me to sell his House on est of Sth, for $8,000 ; house contains 10 rooma. a cellar, in splendid condition; lot 20x100. Twi one of the highest and most convenient locs- tions in the northwest. A bargain at the le Pitce offered. Call fora permit to ins} DA NE, 25-Bt B08 Pe ow spect, OR SALE 000 WILL BUY x "COZY Brick House on 6th st., between P an two stories and firs Teper lot s1xf60 to Hey DAVID D. STONE, Je25-3t 806 F st, now. 6.3 ‘SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY. Je18-1m 927 F st. Foe BAT Eo HOLTZMAN, REAL tate and Insurance Broker, 10th aud # sta, uw HOUS: farses ie pee Sees ‘D HOUSES. CaMPLETE } PuINTED. LIst AT MY OFFICE. BO. HOLTZMAN, 10tn and F sts. n.; Ht, RENT_UNFURNISHED— OR SALE—BARGAINS— ‘story Brick. rs. H, bet, 16th and 16th..88,250 ory Brick, H st., opp, inting off. 000 BIT st. ney frame, lot Beal. M. M. PARKE:, -6t aa F st. n. w, RS. ALE—DON'T MISS THE 800 to #3 R2bOe else ce side lot. $25 monthly will secure the prettiest (Queen Anne) home; in best improved location northeast ; on two car lines: two story and back building ; bay window and balcony Froome: hot and cold water; oak Aujsh” oak saan built by day-work. W. E, BURFORD, yeze-or" 14220. ¥. R SALE—$3,650-€300 CASH—235 MONTHLY We-G AG TR 1 of ‘thre Benutdtat tiful 3 etory rm vases ob, Heute; 10 weemes handaceacly Calshed te metecal ‘wood ; cabinet oak mantels; open n places, two lines cars he door. BURFOR, 1422 N.Y. ave. FE SALE—OK EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED rty in any section of the city, (four and basement iid Hignses, containing 9 ian ity for exchange f i —- eines ‘BLOWN, Rea Batatdand Loan, — F st. yr. Room 14, Glover bild'e: take saoveten jezz-im Did SALE_NEARLY NEY NEW BRICK DWELLING FR in all furnace Piped ‘brown-stone ind belt. courne mantels, ‘with bevel pine slot rors: ice. Stings ge: hoiae han y © Ro 40C: terns ena t to in rashes to TYLER & KUTHEM 1307 F st, R SALE—A 14 PER CENT INVESTMENT. 12 gmail brick houses in saree ; terms ways rent cach th each, Inquire io aa are ave. 1) "OR SALE—A FINE RESIDENCE ON es fre. n.w-., just south of ranma acini Lt hree story 4 about BOo ie. Pine IB G. HENSEY & 00., 3e15-1m 300 F st. n.'w. SALE—ON Pi m ene fe! THE ee of the P87: S, i reeees. ry oe fc SPuING 7 th-st. road: ECUNNINGHAM, 1405 F st. Fo BALI ALE VILLA 81 BITES TES AND FARM! , WITH or mat houses, on gy Purchasers be --¥-4; the SARE Sh extion., Apply for 9022-6 939 Pennsylvania ave, Jouxsox, Ganver & Co. ‘Will offer this week 50 pieces beantiful FIGURED LAWN at 5c,; 1 case fine quality MADRAS GING- HAMS in plain stripes and plaids at Sc. Large assort- ment of CHALLIES, 8¢., 10c., 124gc. BATISTE, one yard wide, 8. 36-inch HENRIETTA CLOTH in all the new shades, 25c. Ladies’ and Gents’ GAUZE UNDERWEAR at low Prices. Plain and Fancy STRAW MATTINGS, OILOLOTHS. JOHNSON. GARNER & CO., 636 Penn. ave.. near Tth st. OR SALE—AN aims Ry GHREE-SPRING EY Phaeton, ch: Apply at Mrs. T. Goreme i ATTENTION 1 terms of thowe ‘who intend to invest in ahome or call and examine roperty situated on the Metropolitan Dre rabeh, Brand rty situated on 70} road, to wit: ‘Takoma, Park, on easy terms. No trouble to Ie SILK cULIURE, A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. In s letter received from Miss Maggie J. Palmer she aay ihe third year 81.008" as avery profitable Interested in the Silk Col- cocoonery th eas Oaeatee tnd ca tes 9 charge of the summer, the second Fear eio00 200.1 50, the I find it very hopes well Duniness YOUNG LADY WILL PAY $100 TO ANY ONE per cent for the who will obtain her a Position in one of the Gov- partments, A.W. 8., Star of ‘This feriaieos will pay better thay stoc! or ground rents, and every year will double it SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, 3e6-3m THE SAMOAN N_ SETTLEMENT, An English View of Am American Diplomacy at Berlin. From the London Timer. The international understanding at which the conference has at last arrived has not been reached without considerable difficulty, as might, indced, have been anticipated from the previous history of the question. The main stress of the controversy has been borne by Germany and the United States, the two powers whose respective interests in Samoa came most directly into conflict. England has been con- tent to occupy the position of “honest broker,” ready to acquiesce in almost any settlement which contented the two principal disputants. It rested mainly with the United States to dispute and withstand the claims advanced by Germany to exercise effective —~ <9) a: sovereignty over the Samoan United States took the lead in allen “he claims formally advanced by Germany. maimobject of the conference was to cetablish a modus vivendi less favorable to the German Ponies CM SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘and answers, 4e24-0t" 410 7th at. nw. Sw FLYNN: ©. Ivy Institute Southwest cor, R SALELOOK OUT FOR THE STAR ON Fe 8y description of Hore WARNER DEA GoopRICH, reapers inneing toed se Lon vides: VOR SALE—-AT A BARGAIN, ONE 25-HORSE power horizontal tabular Boiler, nearly new ; with full front and {ehomings: complete for, petty ; Inquire at room 11, at 24-61 Fine SALI iy and selo-2,tu,th,ly AS IPORITED, ERIvaTE DETECTIV: NE AG AGENCY. ications maacrtione Peony een Pa iw. USTH'S OLD ST, E ONLY PLA‘ Wbare first-class ‘Mecond Plana Clothing, can be told at respectable prices, ‘hddteas crcallatoio bse aw. Hanipstire ave. foreman carpenter new buildin Fe hig es BEAC! Bow, E. hi talimenta Ate aie 00 choice, on installments; fine Vols. Patent Oftice Gazette, island ave meee F —2 ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANOS, Pon crtiis,sotlor\ Seat early new 10 be G.L. WILD & BRO'S., ee Nowe 700 Huh st AA JOR SALE—THE PIANO BARGA! ay —one peantifal-toned rina. HEED WO Aninhed d im Ty mee ens} & CO., ae i a “Plas fr oped sm ANTED-TEN snare NICK TO OCCUPY NICE, 4 k. Also large, cool board 1 Gent and. wifey board. ‘Address Hi uit Star Fontes ELLEN’ ROG Bx at 84 per week each, oe3 New Jersey ee a Je25-3t" iT. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH board; de- Gireble for summer; street cars = wins fom stape of the doo! ™ T AUBURN, PESFSYLVANIA ‘AVE. CORNER t ith Soot, pleasant rooms wi Senrt oyna Fo = CAN BUY CHE. Of WARNE 3 ance Shetland Pony, oy sud Har ness; young, sound, and gentle. 7 Fe S3ALE—A NUMBER OF PIANC ae YT ae Dest makers, at very low Prices, ‘These pisnos hove been rented during the season and ae sale mue rw Fogler ny one - hace will find i to thelr efi vantage Our price ‘BAND: aga sot Fors SALES A HANDSOME BAY ne 7 old, 16 hands high, soand and wi ar Totem Derfectiy igi for, most ide 01 Apply to WM. G. MipDre- FOR har wa} ishios, 1126° Vermont cou: ee Fe. SALE—LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT the swabs ous Resees Sree of Cag oie oem eae and thus, as the interest of England were less Binten while they pornted inthe seme direction, Btates, wl ey pornted in the same it became ‘easy Tor the English delegates to leave the burden of the negotiation in the hands abs their American col = ERSTER, 613 13TH 87. Nw Home: central to fa of interest Scere’ home furnitus: wi Saha gets aot ana ae Prop. ater Saeregub tes: USE: Daytona eg oe ‘exteunion-iop at ca | Ri é cy =" 3. Je2i-im a x ‘ace Fo SALE EIGHTY zap ore HORSES TO 3 sold by WARNER, Ye J 325,27,28 FR, SALE-NEW YOK, mae YORK, RE. NEY a we northwest for os great- bargains ‘oft tg, Doswics, Barre Bartone, ‘Phaetons, Victorias, Wagot Meggne, Coupee, Coupeletien, extetaion Top ‘second. igo lanpent stock of Hammes ts the ott ad ih anes Robes. Sheets and Nets atcost, Fainting end Gali'and see stock. W. F. Git Pees SALE—JUST ARRIVED, nia, among them some PAB ACE. : Paste Street Northwest. styles, €e, ‘No branch store; be sure yougo to KING’S PALACE 814 7th st. nw. Store extends from 7th to 8th st We offer the following spectal bargains: LADIES’ YACHTS OR SAILORS {N ALL COLORS, GTS. B.B. BONNETS, POKE SHAPES, ALL COLORS, AT 13 GTS. Our entire stock of TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS must be sold regardless of Ege arae.cresemernpen rg y NEXT bag! S WARNER SE! Peer ra pak ne pacer, amas was paramount in Samoa, 1d where German influence is paramount it is bade merge, a= mre erp re? United rie i nt © f 5 THE SEATON SILVERWARE, Ferdinand Lowenstein Held for Age ton of the Grand Jury. Yesterday afternoon, in in the Police Court, Prosecuting Attorney Armes called Judge Miller's attention to the pending case of Ferdinand Lowenstein. charged with receiving the silverware stolen from the house of Mra. M and alleged to be the property of Mr. Malcolm Seaton, as heretofore published im Tax Stan. Mr. Shillington, for the defendant, argued the question of ownership. He claimed that the ownership of the property was not Properly laid in Mr. Seaton’sname, His left no will and there are three heirs, The Property was in Mrs. Munroe’s house and under her care, and he thought that the laid itr her name would have made a stronger ease. He referred to the young man, Frank Brainerd, who admitted 4 ae lied upon the stand. Counsel that the warrant was defective, as it ‘aia not follow the language of the law, and set out that Lowen- stein received the goods with intent to defraud the owner. REMARI OF TUDOR MILLER, The judge said that so far as an indictment ‘was concerned he agreed with counsel that it should set out that the defendant received the g00ds with intent to defrand the owner, but it was not necessary to set it out in a warrant of this kind. A warrant for extradition, —_ said, was different. Jn such a warren! whole matter would have to be set out, Mr. Shillington said that he did not want the case decided on a technicality, but on the facta, bg ney was nota — criminal, but an UsiNEsS man. thi case lind failed, eo justice 8. C, Mills followed in behalf of the defendant, Prosecuting Attorney Armes made "Judge Miller in disposi jus ‘iller in dis ing of the case said that the yes for the court to decide is not whether the defendant is guilty under all the circumstances, but merely whether the gov- ernment has made out a prima facia case. he judge did not think that the testimony was sufficient for final judgment of conviction. The court had its own idea about the fact thet the thief had not been prosecuted. Judge Miller then mentioned the testimony. showing that the silver was bought at 80 cents an ounce and sold at 70 cents, a fact which, he said, seemed to have escaped the vigilance of the prosecut officer, The defendant was held in $200 bail for the action of the grand jury. LIKE JESSE POMEROY. A Nine-Year-Old “Boy Breaks the Leg of a Small Child. This morning, in the Police Court, a serious assault case was called to the attention of Judge Miller. The defendant was Chas. Hoots, € nine-year-old boy, who lives at No. 1228 Dela- ware avenue southwest. The injured person is Wallace Cook, three-year-old boy, who lives with his aunt, Miss Mamie Regan, No, 1216 Delaware avenue. The assault occurred abo at ten days ago in Miss Regan's yard. According to the evidence the defendant is a bad b yy, and Miss Regan had frequently complained about him and driven him from her premises, On the day charged Hoots entered th: rd where the little one was playing, and first threwa brick at the child, which fortunately missed its mark, and then struck the little boy across the legs with an umbrella stick and twisted the stick under the little fellow's fect in such « manner that the child's leg was broken. Dr, Winters attended the little sufferer. Judge Miller said to the defendant's mother that she had a bad son and would have to look after him. The judge said that he would im- pose a fine of $50 and suspend sentence durit good behavior. The judge told Mra. Hoots that if there was any further complaint against the boy he would be sent to the Reform school, and warned her to keep him on her premises. ——— A Chapter of Accidents. Alfred Wilson, employed at the Washington riding academy, was kicked by a horse Satur- day. It was supposed he had been only slightly injured, but yesterday his condition was so bad that he was sent to the Garfield hospital. Last night Wm. A. Dorsey, a six-year-old colored boy, was run over on O, near 6th street northwest. by the feed wagon of J. V. P. Ritter, of 1325 7thsireet. The boy's leg was broken, and he was taken to the Children's hospital. Jas. A. Garnett, living at 102 Pierce street, fell on 7th, between L and M streets, last night, and was badly inj acaee In Memory of Mrs. Hayes. The prayer meeting at the Foundry M. E, church last evening was converted into » memorial meeting in commemoration of Mrs, President Hayes, who during her residence here was a member of the congregation. The pastor, Rev. Dr. Elliot, in opening the meetii made a fecling address and various members the congregation mad made le appropriate remarke, Parton Cars to Lexixotox, Va.—Pullman buffet parlor cars are now running between Washington and Lexington, Va., on B. and O, express trains, leaving Washington 10:30 a, m., arriving Lexington 8:00 p. m.. and leaving Lex- — a. m., arriving Washington 3:00 p, —A ——— Srectat Arrractions at Bay Rivor.—Jules Levy, the world renowned cornetist, will make his second we at Bay Ridge Sunday, June 30, and continue during ‘the entire weel ‘ing each formance in connection with = celebrated Naval Academy band. On Mon day, July i @ grand Jjublice concert will be ven by Gilmore's immense chorus, consisting =] woleen. ‘The Anvil chorus has also been engaged at great expense. Also, Myron M. Whitney, the great basso. No extra expense. Round-trip tickets, $1; children, 5c. For schedule of Bay Ridge trains see advertisement in another column. Passengers from Washing- ton the morning boat from Bay Ridge are furnished with first-class dinner and sup- per 50 cents each.— Adri. =e GEORGETOWN. Horr sy a Farx.—Alfred Fortune, werectectd lat nit night: J. G. rho P,Q} Thomas Fie! , C, O.; B.S, Neikirk, V. C5 J..W. Coon, P. M.; J.P, Linkins, M. at A. ef 3 tt g st s