Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1889, Page 2

TO-MORROW’S STAR. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, FOR KILLING CHARLES BAILEY. WHOLESALE MATCH-MAKING, Some of the Contents of Saturday’s Un- | Four Boys Convicted of Manslaughter rivaled Issue. To-morrow's Stan will be twelve pages, as usual on Saturdays, and will be found of un- usual interest to the community, for which it is the recognized agency for conveying the information of all that is going on in the world as well as of matters of general interest. Saturday’s Stan always contains a number of carefully prepared articles on timely subjects, and this week's issue will be not a whit behind ite predecessors in entertaining reading mat- ter, besides covering the news field in the most thorough manner. Local matters of cur- rent interest will be treated extensively and correctly. The increased size of the paper, with the extensive facilities, telegraphic, me- chanical, editorial and reportorial, enables Taz Stan to come before the public unrivaled in appearance and contents. Some of the fea- tures of to-morrow’s paper are as follows: IN AFRICAN WILDS (Lllustrated):— An imaginary journey up the Congo by the aid of the National museum exhibit. BOYS IN BLUE— The Analostan boat club and ite mew boat house. (illustrated). WASHINGTON IN PERIL:— The twenty-fifth anniversary of the fight at Fort Stevens, with an entertaining ac- count of the stirring events of the time. CAMP LIFE MADE COMFORTABLE:— What provisions and cooking utensils aro needed fora summer in the wood. Ilus- trated: A TENDERFOOT'S AMBITION:— An interesting description of the ascent of Pike's Peak. NEW YORK WANTS THE EARTH:— Why she should not have the exposition of 1892. By Tax Sran’s special correspond- ence. PREHISTORIC MA Mr. Thomas Wilson's interesting archwologi- eal researches in this country. MR BASH’S LITTLE SCHEME:— Astory of exceptional interest. ABOUT JELLIES AND JAMS:— {oMtiggestions for putting up fruits and berries. FARM, GARDEN AND FIELD:— Valuable hints about the care of trees and plants. LICENSE AND INTEMPERANCE:— A policeman’s opinion about the liquor laws and their violation. WITH BULL'S EYE AND SACK:— A night trip with frog hunters on the Eastern ranch, TOWN AIRS AND GRACES:— Would the world be better off without man- agers? By Shirley Dare. ART NOTES:— Comments apon artists and their work HOME MATTERS:— Sessonable suggestions to practical house- wives. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP:— The windows of Washington houses—Build- ing improvements. OU1DOOR SPORTS:— What is going on in the tennis courts and on the ball field. > PERSONAL } MENTION. ‘The attractions of the Paris exposition and the speed of the trips across the orean now- days, have induced a number of young men oft ‘ashington to spend their vacation though they bave but a few weeks’ Mr. H. P. Godwin of Tux Star and Mr. E. D. Easton sailed last week. They will be absent about a month and will enjoy a touron bicycles in England. Mr. Wm. Quio ington’s well-known and si ° easfal public mouth for a brief Epropean visit, Yiiss Annie V. Lally has gone to Chicago to | spend the summer. Mrs. Dr. Jas. R. Reily, accompanied by her two daughters and sister, M-s. T. F. Rea, has gone to pass the summer at High Weill. the country residence of her brother, Dr. Robert 'Y. Py well, near Farmwell, Loudoun county, Va. ‘Miss M. E. Baker is spending the summer at Eggleston Springs, Virginia. Mrs. A. FP. Springstion and her little daughter, Ruby Marie, also Mrs. Wm. H. Combs and her fon Loris, are spending the summer at Piney Point. Judge and Mrs. Drake have gone north, to be absent some weeks. Mr. M.N. Evans is spending the summer monthe at Rockville. Mrs. Westcott and her daughter expect to go next Wednesday to Bayhead, N. J., as the guests of Mr. C. Howard Ciark of Philadel- | phia, and will remain there some time. Mrs. 8. L. Edwards is spending a month at Highlands, Mr. Jobn V. Wright, chief law clerk, general land office, has removed from 109 C street northeast to his new residence at 1200 O street northwest, Mrs, Geo. Stevens has gone to Atlantic City for the summer. Mrs. John Boyd. Mrs. Mesick, Miss Flora Morse, and Miss Cora as left the city this morning for Anrora, W. Va. where they ex- pect to spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. Robert J. Thomas has gone to Rock- bridge, Alum Springs, Va, for a month. At Manchester, N. H., last evening Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard university was married to Miss Mary Hood Putnam, daughter of the late ex-Mayor Horace Putnam. Mrs. Dr. Bland is at Onset Bay, Mass., for the summer. Mr. 8. W. Woodward, who has but recently returned from Europe, has gone to Schroon Lake. in the Adriondacks, with his wife and | family for the summer. Mr. P. M. Dubant is at Atlantic City. ‘Mrs. Chas. Wake is sojourning at Mountain Lake Park, Md. Quite a contingent of Washingtonians were | svg on the Aller, which sailed for En- ednesday. Among her were Me Walter D. Davidge and Walter D. Davidge, | s, Beckwith, €: Mrs. E. G. Beckwith and Miss Bec! ir. Norman Galt, Judge and Mra. A. B. ner, Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Johnson and the Johnson, and Mr. L. Q. Washington. Major W. P. Huxford is at Asbury Park. Gen. and Mrs. Parke are summering at Bar Harbor, Me. © Galt bas gone to Warm Springs, ~ C. B. Jewell is at The Bluffs, Mount Desert ei" Me. B Buchanan is at Capon Springs, Pe em grat Catchings has gone to Ouk- Oakland, Md., from Farquier White Saipbr Springs B Mr. T. T. Westcott is summering at Grange- ville, Va. ‘Mr. John Cassels has gone from Saransc Lake, N. ¥., to ae ee Prospect house, Blue Mountain the Shelburne, Atlantic City. yout © Wellington Hart is ot Round Hill, a. Scan Reynolds of laery trnee po hed by Sie bebe th a tery “Atlantic glx, sr will Fra by Mr. Joe pte ey The annual missionary jubilee of the Afriean auditorium at Ocean Grove, N. J., } | eclool teachers, will sail the latter part of this | ben received. Tuesday morning Mrs, Bogia | The bartender, Theo, Boes, refused him a drink | drink, Sentenced to Albany Penitentiary. In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, to- day, the four colored boys—Alfred Jones, Ben- jemin Watkins, Frank Pickett and Samuel Broadns—convicted of manslaughter on Tues+ day, were sentenced to the penitentiary—Jones and Watkins for five years each and Brosdus and Pickett for three years each and to pay a fine of $10 each, Ss The indictment charged them with the mar- der of Charles Bailey, by blows with stone or stick, inflicted August 19 last, causing death on September 2 following. The fracas grew out of # quarrel at » Punch and Judy show on E near 9th street northeast, Major J. McD. Car- rington represented Jones and Broadus, Major Walker Pickett and Mr, Yoder Watkins. After 8 two-da) nt trial a verdict of manslaughter was reudere: der the third count, which charged that the Seth, was caused by a stone thrown by haere ory that the others were there aid- ing and al ASKING THE LENIENCY OF THE COURT. Mr. Carrington asked the leniency of the court as to Broadus, who is now but sixteen years of age. He claimed that Broadus was not present at the time the fatal blow wus struck. He also claimed for Jones that he did not throw the rock, and ssid he was endeavoring to secure affidavits as to the character of Bailey and as to who threw the stone. In view of all the uncer- tainty he asked that he have a few days to file & motion for s new JUDGE BRADLEY REVIEWS THE CASE. ‘The court said that it was true that there was uncertainty until the defendants testified. There was an indisposition on the part of the government witnesses to tell the truth, The girl said that the man who made the assault looked like Jones, was about his size, but she would not say it was him. Does any one be- lieve that Jones did not throw the stone? [tcould not now be eaid that Gross was a convict, for the defense, put him on the stand. He saw no reason for postponing the execution of sen- tence and would im; it, and the motion for & new trial can be filed afterward, WHAT THE PRISONERS SAID, Jone: id he was not guilty and had no idea who threw the brick. Watkins said he had been found guilty on false evidence. Broadus said he didn’t know what the court was going to sentence him for. for he didn’t throw at the man. He said that Bailey cut his coat, Pickett denied that he was as there, coor’ se THE SUMMER ENCAMPMENT. Leaves of Absence for District Employes Who Belong to the National Guard. The District Commissioners to-day received & letter from Gen, Albert Ordway calling their attention to the act of Congress of March 1, 1889, providing for the organization of the Dis- trict militia, He calls attention to the section granting members of the national guard, who are employes of the United States and the District of Columbia leave of absence from their respective duties without loss of time or pay on all days of any parade or encampment ordered or authorized under the provisions of the act. Gen. Ordway requests that the Com- missioners grant the necessary leaves of ab- Bence to ail employes of the District who are members of the national guard and wish to participate in the summer encampment. He Bays that to Bre revent any abuse of rivilege of the law he intends to issue cortihentes to each man of the actual number of days’ duty performed. —_———.—__ Assessment Certificates Declared Void. Chief Justice Bingham this morning in the case of A. W. Newell against the District of Columbia under writ of certiorari quashed and deciared void certain assessment certifi- cates for speciel fmprovements on complair- | ant’s lots, This was one of the cases brought | by Messrs, Birney & Birney, and the grounds on which the validity of the assessment is at- tacked are irregularity, want of notice, &c, — A Missing Woman. The police have been informed of the disap- pearence of Mrs. Bogia from her home, No. 1214 Virginia avenue southeast, Mrs. Bogia | came here a few months ago from Philadelphia, Some time ago she fell down a flight of stairs, and her friends fear that she has not fully re- covered from the effects of tho injuries she left her home to go to the Center market. Dur- ing the day boy returned the marketing she had bought to the house, but he delivered no e eee from Mra. be When she did not ‘ik her husban: are that she hed | probably gone shopping. As she did not re- arn before night her husband and son went in search of her. Failing to learn anything of her whereabouts the police were informed of her disappearance, but they have as yet learned | nothing of the missing woman. Mrs, Bogia | hed nearly $200 with her when she left home, and the police are inclined to believe that she went to Philadelphia. ———___ He Knocked Sullivan Out. Aman named Wm, Sullivan, who was under the influence of liquor, went in the saloon in Myer’s hotel last night and called for drinks. becanse he was intoxicated, and reqnested him to leave. Sullivan refused and demanded a ‘The bertender made several attempts to eject him from the saloon. Sullivan made a third attempt to enter, and went behind the bar, as Bues thought, to assault him. Boew at- tempted to get him out, and in doing so Sulli- van tore Boes’ shirt nearly from his body. Boes, in order to protect himself and get rid of the intruder, dealt Sullivan a blow on the head with a heavy stick and knocked him down. | Policeman Groff appeared at the saloon soon after the difficulty and arrested the bartender, This morning when the case was called in the Police Court the defendant was represented by Mr. Albert Sillers. Judge Miller told Sullivan that he could expect nothing less than what he fee when he went out as he did, and dismissed the case, —.__ An Amethyst Ring. Cestus Taylor is the name of a colored boy who works for Mr. Haas, of the jewelry firm of Voight & Haas, Cestus had an amethyst ring, which, he said, belonged to Bertie Johnson, who resides on New Jersey avenue, oe and R streets, but which Mr. Haas said was his it Brosnan sent Cestus ry the own. Sergeant sixth station while the charge is being inves- tigated. THE COURTS. aprtx Count—Judge Cox, To-day Tae — Parsons; case io calendared for probate term. Matthews agt. Hunter; tes- timony before W. Hubert Smitb ordered taken. Cincurr Count—Chuef Justice Bingham. To-day Newell agt District; judgment quash- assessments. Fifth Baptist church agt. Balumore and Potomae railroad company; time extended to November 1 to file e: tions, Dome agt. Mutual Relief company: — sustained; leave to amend in twenty ys. —_—+_——_ Heavy Lite Insurance. From the Richmond State. ‘The life-insurance people have listed the men who carry large life insurance, and these are some of the names that are printed in their circulars: John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, $1,000,000; John B. Stetson. Philadelphia, H. Abbot, Milwaukee, $600,000; Wrilisn’ Ww. et a 40,0 $500,000. J. Reed *~ ng D.C., FRIDAY, JULY_12. 1889. WANTED—HELP. Proprietor of a Duluth Factory Goes |. ‘ANTED — A COLO! MAN AS PORTER: in for Encouragement of Matrimony. area RA From the San Pranciseo Chronicle, One man has been found who is rosy won| Nae swer the popular question “Is marriage « fail- | Sed eh. a Eevee cd ure?” in the negative, The proprietor of @ fac- whe te ert ance olen emer a employes and gave single men notice that they would not be wanted Se a 1 CARPE: & after the end of the month unless they were a Seas married by that time, in which event they aaren Toe wees would be retained at an increased salary. WES72D5 praia: sefee fled Eat nid ree aie loons, adijo a wate p apreligaecapt do opie Pep mon foe ot invest §1, pe Be a ae ab ist Sakae - pede 2 See eatees eal Tor the right party. Address By Slar oilce. pleat ee Of ids ta a ented ape og svat We HP guiteate Bs isa 160 Atta, Most likely he had neon indieations of “keop- | NV fag snd ae say dana ey | eae Baar Rea) poeney crewmen svoean pees 13 ae tng company,” and thoueht it ae wl to | Diatian oie, fe ur rn dont aber tot | LE ae <a PERE ROI, reracr Ho logan vlan kr ce ord 14 Riess . erage reid a “incoeeten lanes airy, comy.nui- oe Sa 5 the matter of popping the suena, ae the ‘ANTED—AT 802 sn eee, HW. A RELL x | eserecncecr th ae (te yout a PRIOR, Bay ST ifs re bashful swain would be fortified rh an erg | only those with xood feferences need apbigy it | Sum og = Bt facing Le Droit ie iz to answer oc caus, Women like to be kind pity SY By ee By jon Taw soon eer, helen ae ea eee i and itable te wh x RS ew pa with bath room and gas; suitable for Ei hotrekegp: TATE BROKER CLT FST RW 23 tear coneaea eee young ban to ‘ell his Indy | G-Star ee ante wat Tug, Rear wo lines of Carn 4028. Jave.uw. No HOUSES. love that his position and an increase of wages absolutely depended upon her aves yes to juestion would be WANtHD—a COMPETENT ENGINEER TO RUN et stations eugine. nt on or address Lie jrooteny est ges, ENTIRE RICHARDSO} Delaware een rok fie x, tooo!Sed Petra ect aac ve. aud. ©, heed Eco q ‘almost sure | 9. ee SyiL ote) | water on same Maes eons raat 21: eA to “fetch her,” i D- INTELLIGENT rpms nian narermeeeiesiy © issuing act ie not = nt, but i ° wi eras ma tanh ea te sa Es Park, Pleas Pawan, Paral shied Mca erp Cs ere oun Lb » P ae sede ores tp oa meio — air ED—A MOTHERLY WHITE PERSON WHO eon ples. he Pots rietor note omen fastnrine or W: ie Acciatoined to Ghtiren are Ectire Chars Pare RENT—1017 18TH ST. ae ok, Rooms x ~L 4 : labor of mplarse fant as he buys anything leet hres bhtae Tha, bee ot | scmmuppactins tia for pane i ie hotels; rw te Sau Ft sa alse which he unes tn business, and he nat-j five. jyli-2* | everything first c! 3y11-38 STORY SRICK Tan urally wants the worth of his money. Now, WASTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS: CARPET 5 ae TOR RENTCTEREE 1. LARGE TOO UNTU UNFUR- stata Sis it may be set down as a rule that married men selion 1 epi, wit rotereuce 6 We 3 me s winben; mall onteaseee on ge) pol gg wr S4u.bU, Cor at who work for wages Are more, apt to come to § B Apply 403 Pst, mw. sy1l-3t A RBERL SS SONS? 18 Ew. ork on Monday morning wit ani mero = DURING | SUMMER, FIVE FUR- + plenty, ‘west of Tenley- town; ressonable” care te ch ‘Six-room House in Leuieytown, Bate siti “toa $e ie RENT-THREE L LAKGE. AIRY, COMMUNT. steady nerves than unmarried =, many of whom may belong to the great united order of razzie-dazzles. Like all rules, this has its ex- ceptions, but it is correct as a general proposi- tion, and it is very likely that a knowledge of MEN — SELL SHETLAND MOUS: tain Ponies; sample pair business-! fonditions: fargeat herd indies’ end, children's ponies In Auiel eased imped envel} tiers auswe: land Rauc! inclowed. Raub, Bexar ED— PE’ : E catil m8 on second floor, én st or ait * this fact was at the bottom of the Duluth man- Wintsaiegea, Mop TAD 1 with refer say sams Aor; summerneten “ASM Tithe ae | store and welling 7th Malt youn & Eaten 050 pee s eae : ances ‘fy lave employer, 1829 G, bet. 6 aud 6 o'clock. ci and H sts. n. eggpeoets i3 Lo <. wd i. 4 't m: nti ta R RENT—AT 15 GRANT PLA TWO LARGE — SS snow, san i ko pais 5 wel nies ye eaeat Wastin LADY OF ORDINARY ENERGY Ti Ries it each with two lay fay aisotwe a eee eg ne rear ‘i ilw st iw e married man himself and wants all the cnn Y gugage in Light, Genteel Business, pa ali Koous; with or without board. wyl3e ae sad B wate 8007"! BW. ;' to be as happy ashe is, He may have seen the | $iug eh. “Ada PPOs RENTS WELL: FURNISHED, ATTRACTIVE shay fey iad of ph iad joined Cogs poe Ww ANTED—100 CARTS TO V c — ia . sg ss ee bist Ist and 13 151 ie Bew conve! iret Chain brids day; HED with's zeal for elyting. It is said that | every Suturdey night. BLOKE! SSBLUNDOM Se Ese tag Ste =. hel “the whole world loves a lover,” and the con- WANED. EXPERI RD MEAT ees ¥ » Address PRO efor: FOR RENT—TWO On THREE Ni piste HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. nw. with eyes of smoslicpana DR L ‘ough rose-colored Was ED—EXPERIENCED SALESME: "TOR ished Rooms; modern conveniences; e. SIX 1 . -~ Ap R RENT—A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE: SIX spectacle In the absence ot pay sooneete | Taint NG AGENCY, 526 ratu'se-mw.syo-.w | Kimseherying and near three ear nes. gd oe Taauire si dihat ae Bota rmation jock, wi od Faia t cic SCRRa SEWERS <7-1720 W ST NW, BOON 2 oe 4083 Saas Fs the ‘sentimental rather than the utilitarian | W faders, Rouen, i, Launrenon. Farme,» Dury | WGSqh Gf nighed aera aad Soucke opeane oak |e | te nee cen gd Btn and to believe that our Duluth man was | and Kitchen Hands (Bug“wre Rooia connected ; Trunks RENT—UNFURNISHED. Stored at low rates.) 6 Detrees #t URNHAM'S, 910 Dun ot iLw. 5-50 106 M st. n. bo 1 it of Wi d rte ba actuated by charity for his fellow men and not pho” ieee cig Aas ___ay]0-i by self-interest. Mona Cair Fox: RENT — LARGE FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished ix Single or en suite, on McPherson Squares palrate daly: summer prices, SHES 1 EK, Star office, Fok BENIN TWO [FURNISHED HOOMS «Cost minicating) second floor; private family of adnite; Convenient to street cars: der prices; 1318 8 st, n. pies yy. ROR BE T — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, single or en suite, in private family: furnished! iho ot ww a US 252 Oth at ne.Or..672.50 vaNie D—ALL SEARCHEKS OF | EMPLOY MENT to call at CITY INTELLIGENCE CE: aules- men sna horseiuen for road cud city applications Bees Bee for goverument positions byan exces ¥ git uery is on a par with many of the puzzles which people have devised for cen- turies to vex themselves with. It either answers itself or is unanswerable, according to cireum- stances; but the experience of society among civilized nations tends very strongly to over- throw the position which she has taken. If ddvese, WANTED 7 nd marriage is @ failure it is a remarkable perpet- ‘ANTED—BY A RESPE TABLE GERMAN GIRL, Sen ek - Je corner house, south and east fron rever- ‘Ast st. bet. Rand ors a ph bes uation of a dolusion, but in any event itis | VV,» Situation with « Private Family. or] camesaeeaek hak eee gd LAA pleasant to find a man whose views are go | “ew 1000 South Carolina ay; aoeeree = 7 TANTED—GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR coed Housewa! men, Butlers, Also European Steamship age! |, OR KENT— ¥ hae, Hieasaut Rooms at very reasonable rates, ppl 36 3y5-120° JOR RENT—476 PA AVE Nw. | decided as those of the 1e, Duluth ) manufacturer. CHINA 13 AD DEMOCRACY. is, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, alters and general housework. 1926 New Hampshire ave. n.w. willing, with Store Room mabip a REESE iatigben rent reason ANTED—POSITION AS BUYEK JOR RENT—817 16TH ST.N.W., FURNISHED OR 474.3. H WARNEL Any Attempt by the Emperor to Resist in a e Lange. etail House; seat of reference. Ad ‘Addi ae qumlurnished rooms, en suite; also otice rosea $0 b zt P id Y thos, ee oe “ {OR RENT—HOUSES FROM S10. 19 TO $100 PER ee ee ee ANIED—AT HFADQUARTERS—POSITIONS N n month. | Cuanplete List in pete iow can be Congul Smithers tn Wilmington News hee —s SMG Sete ES | = FOR RENT—STORES. __ | pitty How dtyoraicie Pitean The Chinese are among the shrewdest people Suter SSAMDL A COOME BE, 926 F st.n,w. Jy) aOR RENT—PART Fs RENT—A NRAREY NEW S-ROOM HOUSE, in the world. They are peculiar in our estima- Wess D_BY 4 GENTL MAN, | AGE Sa, Th iness, 937 F st. a.w. ‘all moder rare bes ont to Penetoy tion, ‘Their eivilization ie an old one and its | prow emplnver’ ay rofercucen ability Baer Cease PP atu. MS vi toe customs and rules are very rigid. They ares per, Clerk, Collector, &e. Address emt igo, 10 ROOMS. ALL dyil-lw* DOR RENT — STORE ¥14 107) T. ir aabing ; 402 well-educated people—can ask and answer the TED — DRESSMAKER —Wito~ Le ate ‘rout, $26. ADDF 1108 L sty Ce EE seth ee Grain most difficult questions, Their system of edu- nds her business thoroughly wants Work by ry Fol cs, business particularly. CHS RDSO! 1 rore .,0r, wd. cation is largely @ cultivation of the power of | Day or Week. Address J. Leo we nl LE OR RENT. ANTED-BY AG GA W: GE! KDENER, A Fors RENT—S8TORE AN yELLING = IM Place in Private House; gvo nore Address Dwi portant business thoroughfare for millinery, con- fectionery, ee tailor or other light bt 3 12114 adjoiii W925 Bat. a memory and is more in the acceptance of what S29 upegce st... nispron iy 508 it wise men have thought and said than in inves- tigation and demonstration. They aro a very persistent people. I hove knowa old mea who 102 Indiana ave. W JOR KRENT—1615 ~» 7 BOOM! and beth, and ¢ under’ the whole bouse.. Apriy of owner, EMMONS BS SMITHT 705 Market Space. bei ANTED—bY AN EXPPLIE Situstion ax Gardener or Drive Cali or address, Mr. FE 1 Bth st | with $7,000 in an old established manufecturing moiness, Address T. D. 8., Star office, gv. VOR SALE—WHOLESALE AETQUO: § S70RI f Dach at. Apply to #1LLM BEALL, 3 diate Poseanedon 12r..¢50.60 oe * ‘ of Chinese statesmen seni for me and said: ‘1 want to talk to you about this question of the expulsion of the Chinese from America.” I have spent a lifetime in study an‘ examinations EI 'TUATIONS FOR ONLY SELECTED Part, om ™ fi shape k of dari : Be: 1 ola W ip—Cooks, Drivers, Muids, Hostlers, Nurses, A oor. inquire on premises. “6 4H woe No. ‘or the rank of a mandarin, veral old men | youtis for Mest’ Stores, German Bakers and meter: rent, $80. ai8o 8 Rooma, bath, pantry all | FZOR RENT-N%AT TWO-STORY PWELLING, | rooms all conver were given degrees while I was in China simply | tuers. Cities, Country wud Resorts, BiwwaN's, Siod: imp. rent, 80 | reference required. ” $y 12 -e containing 6 rooms, water and gas,on Met. iw. because they had been striving and waiting so | 910 9 ay pon ara ie a | HEAT Ltuiat Anant 8:2y"Per mont Apri to Neccapiedicr ee. BE HO. 7 a x Sruiet 5 Ws long. The Chinamen who come to this country | ws HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL ore ~ wees gist THOS. JF i. imp. stable wear by” Rent of house Go 8 are not recognised in their native land as the | nighed highly recomtussaned BUSINESS CHANCES. th, stable et. Splendid chauce for « ply | vents, wplieations for government SS | Jor RENT—A_VERY I DESIRABLE HOUSE ON | Ajay On prewinee . true Chinamen. They are coolies and by truo Teyistared sause terms, inne iidear nen wate pay on = i Chinese are called foreigners. aTY 1 erate OF OF 10K, 711 Gat bw. A PARTNER large closets, range ‘aud ie bie RENT— Just before I came away one of the greatest | _Jy8-7t* BS) 5 Si $0 1 otuce-rvom, 2 could not talk with him in any official capacity, ee a with him on the subject. Tho difficulty has | Ing'pricesa location, £. sega aw, aye ea Sa fonot understand tie atustion.. ‘Wier Teas | WAxtEd, For, DbIE sarees room | V see he sredon ecattal drop" isihet nw: red beri. en Tm gy ¥ . : ES and the 2 fe | AY Hgumy Hatse, not to, exce 4 we a ete the minister understand the labor side of the | issue by calling to his attention the fact that | 2oH of} railroads and labor-eaving machinery were ex- | cluded from China by the populace for the | same reason that Chinese coolies are excluded | from America he admitted the force of the argument and replied: “Your argument is very good.” In one sense the Chinese government isa tyranny, but in others it is the most absolute democracy of which I have any knowledge. JOR SALE—GROCERY STO’ i 8 Gay; doing cash business only; reasoa for complete stock, with fix- office. BAe" onit of town; 2 Coy 8 i ‘owners only negotiated with. | Lands in Arkansas end Missis- | or in part for city improved ©. B, Interior Department, —— | sipvi, o will trade Ww ole propery: Address B. ©. Redd mist sell at once, FOE SAL ~1Gan, sm STOR detand i nnd ested iahed other business. jy11-30° r ur tic ou or particulars. Inquire of UMPSON, over Central jal Bauk 9 <TED—A LADY DESIRES A PLi ‘The gov ent would be overthrown at o NT aa ein Pali Wednesdaee gO oy ~*~ 7 ATO ] yt abdew brick, tet! sage eram deh wn at once Frout Room, southern, exposure, hear Treasury | 1} \ult SALE—A CONF! 6% STORE, DOING Fe aud en ny Resrserre vel rouns, if it attempted to oppose the will of the peo- | Department, from September 1; tera Teaeonable. a wood business, ss cagecialy ity ice creath; good Apply it 1023 7th st. uw. 7 | fone oy! 4 3 — rr rear = 5. Joe ple at large, | Address FURNACE, star office, 3y10- Tousous ior selling; nice ‘Address C.°B. OR RENT—HOURE 041 2 hours Lv to se H Frenne <= | Star offi ot g F? me and bath: lure yard. UNFU ayer ye The 1 ara E, 5 NOR SALE-STOOK, FIXTURES AND Good | house. 4 se. __Reut very reasonable, ae Prom the amertan rien | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | PYh Suge Enver Sore fa Seid | potas ay . j busi tion ; 00 ma for se The largest steam engine in the world is! WANTED BY A BUSINESS MAN FoR ON¥ | nat eaten Gddress STORE, Star vifice, | fustt! eng gtd be rent, 25: that constructed for the new Italian cruiser | | may dual teatamation oak iaie Ceriaet ete ote | ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS WE OFFER OUR ae ae Sardegna, It really consists of four triple- | Address Star office. A tue egy “hone but eae ieee mee yo oe expansion engines, which can be used together J ANTE!) 1s ¥ x 1d office. LO-3U 2112 Mst., Vor. ie atel idcgicadl hse ail bk the Supreme Court of the U \* a iE GIVE a Ban cand | lee ieee ten or separately, as desire: e entire combina- | including 114 U. 5, for cash. Address. warning 3 W ANTED—€, 5 teas ea toe re tion being able of developin, 22,000 nominal. or 25,000 actual ‘The sl driven by twin screws, and tw: engines are connected to the shaft of each | conum! screw. but one screw can be stopped altogether | Star o! star pt ee. and where it cau be seen. JUBTINIAN & force of | Sit jorse power. Aue on $25,000 erty, une ile {rout Gaithersburg, Md ; uo com. Guire JOS. THOMPSON. ‘iy a hes tw ay O8 RENT—BAKERY ret FIXT ow 85) Horse and Wagon, Apply 4U9 I st. aylo- ANTED— per cet 0 FOR THREE YEARS, AT 5 ‘irst-cluss improved real estate: no jon; Asiiord’s abstruct, sien eray ‘ON, UR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GR PROVI- if the vessel is to ned ar for | WAN \T ON WASH- ne and Liquor store doing a ih, business: (atinery millig cael tateoanioeer eene! WV cto i Beta west of Coluribaa toed, on etter | yulsell St bityain. St SAMOS th anal for each screw; but, in case it should be neces- | {ism GLOW Lik t5 SU AL BUSINESS OFFORTUNITY sary to increase the speed, the other engines | ANTED—HO. 10 PASTURE AT GE $200, } To the rivbt party Sat Sree oc pcre So | can at once be connected and the full powor | WANSERS HORSES 10 F fey fotn Ste 98 | Sacred an Covervunaiy to take €3:40N 09 B00 ne exerted. As usual with naval machinery a| Fer led adtest oF inquire of LAF FE, ihe, oop nie | a large number of auxiliary engines are used, | Hay Soalea, cur: 10th st-aud La. sve, city jy10-iam en R SALE—LOCAL STOCKS, GRAPHOPHON a Linotype, Garrett Park, Pneumeu Gun, Domestic fire hugine, Heatand Lixht, Toulmin Gave, Boller ‘Cleaner, Klecizic Puri 36-78 “CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1006 Fst. nw. On the Sardegna there are no less than twenty compound auxiliary engines for feeding the boilers, keeping up the draught and so on, be- sides & great variety of single cylinder 'ma- chines, ACRE OF GROUND (D—WILL GIVE &) ood Fauily aoe, Addi at Anacostia for G CANADA, Star office. WANE > — PARLO! Temes de S neat aud substantial iuanuer; slip dress o RE UPHOL- work done in NFORMATION WILL GTAl STADT Tf BE he RECEIVED at 1214 Bat. s.w. rs. Chas. G. Tuesday, ove pre raw font adhe ITED et WML aeons oa i ————-cee-. mace: Pectgct tt guaranteed. niaber 0 stock ylvani IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS J y i] , NORV! 3 Fer a ful apply to WESOOTT & WILCOX. The Hottest Weather Known. ma ning aud Milling Co. CRYIN 'IN GREEN, New lork, _aylo Cnt Bend Ie President, ure offered in bl 1907 Pa. ave.uw, From the Louisville Post. OR 6 YEARS’ LEASE | at it add N ULaseeEs~ = ‘Sw. TLIAN, ‘2, Ivy Institute, als uns Saioon or Restuu- luress {OR REN’ ey yt Pp ae, S-STORY AND BAst-| je202m' Southwest cor, tb and K sis. a. w. “What is the hottest weather ever known in | putin Northwest eyreserreds” Addresg AY anent Bric AY a5 A SIBORIZED Phivs PRIVATE, t DETECTIVE | VE AGENCY. the United States?” The question is answered | 8. ADLER, 13' mn ot., Baltimore, Md, JU-6t* as WESCOLT & WILCOX, 1007 Bonus uve.” 3303 fv From ay attended eon To, aad Serie in the May bulletin of the Kentucky statistical | WA A nie Bea iH tata ss tor Soro yeaa Aaasses {| JPORBENTDWELLING;5 ROOMS, WITH SOME | Ulice Gren as Sita samme weather service. The highest temperature re- Feathers. Housevolds @ specialty, Address ohne nS Jy sax | #1 i die x & Stu Sots van vei inces Puw. ss a corded by the United States signal service was | “1% ‘tite ae an went ol ecmamicene. actiad — 2) ONLY oon u STH's ‘OLD STAND 18 THE. DOTA TR cre Btet-cless wecond- Hana at Phenix and Fort McDoweli, Arizona, in DD CATTLE TO PAS. a ing Dusinese where business jut push can be sold at reapecialic ponum AuGroNs erceuatéie, ~~ barb-wire fences; runni: H . June, 1883, The thermometer marked 119°. | water ines ‘e | tuade profitable; or would take charve or manaement & { ery ent pasture | rw lent; vg vf However, unofficial observers report tempera ISSIR, | Stine vactsen puly oad niioees te commons hes; - wali id: te: 8 milies on. an ‘St. road. Address 8. 2 Forest Gi tab e parties only need address, in wurtic BOX tures as high as 128 and 122? at Mammoth | }. Tank and Humboldt, Cal ‘The coldest weather a COUNTRY REAL _ ESTATE, iD bo MOVECEEMEMER THE — ae recorded by the service was 69° below zero at AN r “Terrestrial Ciseks a bas cut the OR Coat Ry aid on Baten 8T, Poplar River, Mon. But this ig a warm place Bo Per quarier; See 5 Gensioesene ak ary at a year, clock and yowelry Sork at r ‘feat 8 3,000, om So replete eee we cold eau gecuracy : low rates, Koon 58, St Cloud Bide Ys sowost prices fe tie chy: we wety competition. ae Beswciral’ acre, rook duce habited 4] on the gio! © ther- : 1 at. uw. 5-6 0 builders. peodioraes there ‘has been as low as 9° below AN 1eD=FORU Y—GOOD ¥1 MJ. LATIMER, SURVEYOR axD ci TIL ENGI: = zero. In view of these figures let us not com- ee fe pe en Ww neer, | Address 12 Herrison #f, Anucostia, Kk SALE-FARM Ti. anes plain of a paltry 90° abi = ‘eae pad ‘Svecial attention t on subaion el” suburi at peep= | * AeSfo Bales Gam ty ou Ba aera erty. my: | agde N sty Lr. 5 aye : ‘iso bouse and storeceuutheast oor. 19th sud tees” The Pilgrims’ Monument. 1341 14th, dpeiaely-ttsed, Beated ene ee tivian oa renin aa ‘The netional Pilgrim monument will be dedi- BOARDING. fs Ba tid St Hoorn ye SeretW aed 80s, {OR RENTOAT AM MENDALE, 615, NEW AN SE AMMEN Washdbeton, cated three weeks from yesterday at Plymouth, | #« ‘Mass., and the event will be one of the biggest | st. bw, pleasant rooms with ‘bosrd at RENT—FATREA! ‘Seo, x fy ea ttt eect is ea Pak 29 bie celebrations which southeastern Massachusetts V pase sien FOP FURS TURE. OF price De ae ERE 5 e * 4 has ever witnessed. The day chosen, Angust 1, Nagniture, Store :ixtres aud Furniture u ower ak BOT ij NW. 3 is the anniversary of the dcparture ‘of he Ba) i Seasabeny Sh eas’ aire eR ark | ;L sere mapa: exstra na ine bear a ‘0510 Per tym grims javen, and is observed rather Guy, G1 to $2. JA DEWITT, Prop, sae Segsiaenece oth ndiy wa eo | WW ARE GME TCR EA — ere teak Hea a = Fa o} revent occurring on December 21, c school, jaw wud i b Inguire of Axeut, 17 Otist, ne hen peer weather would interfere. ‘The | Seen sellor exchange, large stock of DENTISTRY. = Grand Lodge of Masons of Massac! pokes, whites . SRAGE AT 480 PENNA AVE, | FQ M. Dal Bt sty n.w.. 4rs. laid the corner-stone thirty years ago, will per. pe Leoghs Sa Ta Soares oft end R. eas DERTIST, * ee form the dedication eactanny at 9:30 a. m, rt! cheer poeta’ tae pantie malate spply ser, > ‘Has removed his office to ‘The Independ. | _ Je ao ber, | _ty6-2w* 113 F st. nw. 11 4, m, the parade will begin. ent of adetarvith Baldwin's Cadet band » will perform escort duty for Gov. Ames, ands among the guests = have oD invitations to be it are Secretary Noble, Joseph HC Choate atte cme eae ‘Ove ure Steumed, ‘and Heyer singe Soar aarguaar steams cricket sealien 1008-2, ST: RB NS, Dd calle | Riviere Bc vws, EA & 0 guns prevents pain in extracting. : te Die ERIE EE STE ee son Cabot ei i ho jow-Eresidant Oleve: | LOST AND FOUND. Daa ae eee asthe dr land has been invii but has not given a iT — AT GEORG uN POST FF definite yon Breckinridge | Lizui any Poe, orice, ox | Di of Kentucky will deliver the oration, and Join ereuiueot July tty ne Pkatvoak, “contaiakng Js dD. of Massachusetts will make an address, ie ab a The tory poem will be written and de-| J Ghd PAH, SR PE 40 livered by John le O'Reilly, O3T—STRAY ROM NO. G22 1 SDN. W. LL Secret societies of ell kinds are making ex- Liitice RATED FROM aS for quartering their vis-| zowar will bg pa ee ie te itors, and 15,000 persons are expected | “ st. nw. Be 8 WEED: