Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STA NGTOR, D.C. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1889. FIRED ON THE STRIKERS. One Wounded and More Trouble is ‘eared. Brarpwoop, Inr., Jaly 15.—About 7,200 min- ers formerly employed at Godley mine went to work Saturday morning. The sheriff received word early that a hundred or more of the strikers were on the way to intercept the men and started for the scene with a posse. Com- ing upon the strikers he called upon them to disperse and, on their refusing, the posse fired revolvers. One striker had his skull grazed by a balland another received a serious scalp wound. The deputies then charged the crowd and put them to flight. Witnesses of the affair claim the sheriff was too hasty, but that officer says he intended his men to fire in the air. It is understood the troubles of the miners and operators will be submitted to arbitration to- day. Some blood is feared age result of Sat- urday’s shooting. ———»—__— A WIDOW AMED ACTON. It Was Not the German Minister’s Sister Who Committed Suicide. Loxpos, July 15.—The report from Munich on Saturday that Lady Acton, sister of Count von Arco Valley. German minister at Washing- ton, had committed suicide at Tegernsee, is denied to-day by the St. James Gazette. The Gaxtte says that the lady who committed suicide was a widow by the name of Acton who was related to an Italian family of the same name. — A WORKINGMEN’S CONGRESS. Subjects to be Discussed at the Sessions in Paris. Pants, July 15.—The first practical business meeting of the International socialist work- ingmen’s congress was held to-day. The sub- jects on the program for discussion include: Jnternational labor legislation; regulation by Jaw of the working day, embracing day work, night work, holidays, work of adult males, wo- men and children; 2d—inspection of work- shops, factories and domestic industries; 3d— ways and means to obtain their demands. The number of delegates in attendance is not as lurge as was expected, but Secretary Lafayne says there will be a large accession to the ranks op the trains arriving im Paris to-day and to- morrow. which he has been advised will have on board many socialist representatives from ‘various parts of Europe and the United States. To Consult with Henry Villard. Cuicaso, July 15.—A special dispatch from Eu Claire, Wis.. says: N. C. Foster of Fair- ehiid, Wis., president of the Sault St. Marie and Southwestern railway company, and Jas. ielntyre of this city. associated with Mr. Foster m the enterprise, left hete Thursday last for the east. It is now learned that their mission is to see Henry Villard in New York to-day. —— es Death of the Governor ef the Bay Islands. New Oaveass, July i5.—The italian schooner Cefalu, from Ruatan July 7, with fruit, ar- | rived yesterday, bringing intelligeute of the death of Manuel Lopez, goveraor of the | say I He death was much regretted by the peo- | ple. who held him in man-ot-war F tridge was at Ruatan, with tor Balize, the re- g subsided. eriy and the ve board of the wabor did not azrive in Chicago yesterday as was expected. a round of the hotels was made at midnight by a reporter, | ere could the party b i Atl se it was learned that numerous | rs and telezrams awaited Mr. Powderly ected to arrive on this morning's day will be spent in preparing for the meeting of the executive aud no the Bi lett s. after an illness of three days, | Mount Kisco, at esteem. The | Enon Sprin ich will take place at the hall, at No. ie street to-morrow. amc A Severe Thunder Storminlowa. — | thander Satard. xm known in y 2Sundsy morning. The sig- nal servic 5 1-6 inches of water in six hours. i7 ime! seveu hours. Ibe telephone system wa: molished and many bridges washed awa} w.shouts are reported ou the Wilton bra the Ciucago, Rock i ud Pacific railroad, ‘Ihe damag a | A Deputy Sheriff Fatally Beaten. | Convaers, ivy. July 15.—Henry Kel deputy sheriit of this county, was beaten over the head and fo ured late Saturday night with a heavy clu hands of Wm. Henry, proprietor of the Western hotel here. The at- tack was made b because Keller went walking with "s) daughter against his command. Henry is under arrest. A Collision of Freight Train: Kansas City, Mo., July 15.—Yesterday after- Boon two heavy freight trains on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway came together with terrible force at the foot of a steep hill two miles south of Boonville, Mo. The train men escaped injury by jumping, but 150 head of cattle consigned to Chicago parties were killed, Both engines were demolished and twenty-one cars were destroyed. Loss, $40,000. j Disastrous Floods in Texas. Berryvitie, Texas, July 15.—Eleven houses | have been washed away in Junction City, at | the confluence of the North and South Liano. Iris feared that the floods have caused great Joss of life. | ———-—__ A Missing Mall Pouch Found. Sacit Ste Maute, Micu., July 15.—The | sircet. station agent of the Duluth, South Shore and | eat Soo Junction Saturday found the | ofa Canadian mail pouck which had ng since November 2. The bag was been m: known as the Windsor pouch, and was made up | at the Canadian Soo. All trace of it was lost er it left thiscity. The theory now is that } it was stolen while being transferred from one | train to another at Soo Junction in the dark | aud taken into the woods by the thie . where it was rifled of its contents. In their hurry, however, the thieves overlooked a pack- age of money amounting to $417.61. This the station agent discovered reduced almost toa | ued it over to Post Office Inspector | The bag contained beside | 1.067 im registered matter, $524 0f which was Canadian customs dues, all of which the robbers secured. ————_— Aiding Dependent Miners. Cuicaco, J 15.—A dispatch from Brazil, | Ind., says: The executive committee of miners disbursed Saturday £256.62 among 5,839 de pendents. The dependents have increased by 75 since Wednesday, and the relief fund has de- | creased $300 since that date. Of 23 towns and | cities contributing to the relief fund, 21 mining centers in the Hocking valley, Obio, were rep- resented, with one in West Virginia and one in Iliinois. The latter two states gave 219 only. Hocking valley coal is competing with Indiana block. and while with one hand the operators and miners there are bestowing charity, with the other they are rapidly filling contracts for Indiana block coal with Hocking valley coal. In « few days, if they can keep the strike on that long, they will h: ptured the year’s trade. | roon Davexroxr. lowa, July 15.—The most severe | gar! ars occurred late | ment of which showed the taste of the young | | ladies who had the matter in charge. Among | | brill, | M and Mr. Sn | yeurs, He was a consciencious Covenant lodge, L. 0. 0. F.. of which dec citizen of Howard county, Md.. formerly pro- suddenly Saturday at his house near Highland. During the storm Saturday a barn on Mr. Linn’s | farm was struck by lightning and set on fire. pushed out a large wagon when he fell to the shock of seeing his barn on fire, followed | , July 15.—Judge Cooley. since he arrived in St. Paul, has! been busy collecting all the infor- mation he can get relating to northwestern railroads and their relations, He has sum- moned before him during the two days of his i sojourn several leading railroad men, includ- | ing General Manager Egan of the Kansas City General Manager Dudley of the Duluth, Gen. eral Manager Mellen of the Northern Pacific, and Assistant General Manager Mohler of the Manitoba. With these gentlemen he has con- ferred ou a great variety of subjects, but to what use be intends to put all his information he will not give out. sv A Struck by a Freight Engine. Lrows, Iowa, July 15.—Five persons endeay- red to drive across the Chicago and North- | western tracks late Saturday night between Clinton and Camanche, but were struck by a freight engine. Mrs. Fred Burkenshaw of Low Moor was instantly killed and Miss May Beck- man perhaps fatally injured. The other three received slight brui bh killed and the wagon Boat Capsized and Three Drowned. Poatsuovts, Onio, July 15.—While out ina sailboat last evening William Bickle, Philip Herbst and hia sou were drowned. A high wind was blowing and when nearing the chan- nel of the Ohio the boat was capsized. It was observed by parties on both sides of the river, but no skiffs could be obtained to rescue them. $$ For Other Telegraphic News See Pages 1 and 5, PERSONAL MENTION. THE AVENUE RESURFACING. Airs. Jos. B. Bailey and her son, Master Ralph, | Bill for an Injunction Against the Dis- are summering at Round Hill, Va. Mrs. J. J. Linney, nurse and children leave this evening to spend the summer in the Blue Ridge mountains, Miss Laura Clements returns home to-day from an extended visit to friends in hast paige and will go on Thursday to the mountains Pennsylvania for the remainder of the summer, Mr. Isador Saks and family are at Long Branch. Acablegram from Tunis, dated the 12th in- stant. announces the arrival of F.C. Sessions of Columbus, Ohio, and W. Metcalf of Wash- ington, D. C., en route for Malta, Sicily, Italy, Switzerland and Germany. Wilbur F. Burdette of Maryland was married to Sarah E. Smith of Washington, D. C., on July 3, 1849, at the residence of the bride's parents, 606 G street southeast, Rev. Dr. Hershey has been elected a member of the American Institute of Philosophy, and is off for New York to-day for matricala on. Mrs. J. E. Sardo and Misa Ribnitzky left this afternoon for Halfway, Fauquier county, Va., where they will pes | the teas of lpn mer. Secretary and Mrs. Blaine arrived at Bar Harbor, Maine, from Boston, Saturday. Miss Emily Rogers, who has just returned from the Indian territory, where she has been teaching in the Indian schools, is visiting Gen. G. C. Rogers at Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Lacey, controller of the currency, has returned to Washington from a short visit to his home in Charlotte, Mich. He brought his family with him. Miss Fanny E. Plimpton left the city yester- day for Round Lake, N. ¥., where she will at- tend the Artists’summer institute. Miss Mattie Stocks of New York avenue is summering in Pleasant Valley, Md. Miss Annie Leonard of Capitol Hill has gone to visit friends at Webster City, Iowa, and Rock Island, lil., to remain until the middle of September. Mrs. Wm. M. Lay is spending the summer with Mrs. George W. Childs at Elberon. ‘The party of European tourists from Wash- ington, which includes Dr. Sowers, Dr. Rey- burn, Dr. Bulkley, Mr. Cragin, Mr. Mattingly, Mr, Chapin Brown, Mr. Choate, Mr. Woodward and other well-known citizens, are now in Paris and are reported all well and having a good time.” Thelr one. They are now busily engaged in doing trip across was a pleasant Paris. Mr. H. A. Hill is at Kattskill bay, N. Y. Mr. T. M. Detweiler has gone to Atlantic City for a month. Mr. Frank P. Morgan, a well-known corre- spondent, leaves to-morrow morning for Deer Fark, where he will join the newspaper colony. The Misses Polkinghorn have gone to Mar- tha’s Vineyard for a month. Miss Mary Nimmo and her sister, Miss Belle Nimmo, are at Warm Sulphur Springs, Va. Mr. W. H. Barnes is at Rock Enon Springs for a month. Mr. Arthur Nattans is spending the summer | at Ocean City, Md. Mrs. G. W. umuer is spending a month at Mr. Geo. J. Seufferle is summering at Rock Mr. Winthrop Tappan is spending the sum- mer months at Kittery Point, Me. Mrs. William A. Gordon has gone to Rock- bridge Alum Springs to spend a couple of | mouths. Mr, Carroll Downs has gone to Newport, RL Mrs. Geo. W. Stckney has gone to Doubling | ‘ap Springs for the summer. Mr. A. Frost, cashier at Willard’s Hotel. is ng a few days at Cape May with his | ghter, Miss Carrie Allen has gone to Atlantic city. The hop at Forest Gle Saturday evening given by Col. Tenney to his guests and their | friends was an exceptionably enjoyable affair. in the dining room, which was used as the ball was a profusion of wild flowers, ferus and nds of oak leaves, the artistic arrange- | those present were Capt. and Mrs. MeNally, and Mrs. O. W. Lougan, air. Peyton Kan- | h, Mrs. Kandolph and Miss Randolph. ex- | ator and Mrs, Conger, Mr. and Mrs, B, U. | Keyser, Miss Keyser, Miss Ashby, Postmaster | Ross and Mrs, Ross, Mr. and Mrs, T. D. Gum- | ir. E. H. Spang and Mrs. Spang, Mr. and | Mrs. H.C. Wells, atkins, Miss Watkins, . Chamberlain. Mrs. Hopkins, M Mrs. Frauk Presbry, Miss Kiley, Miss El- Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Woods, Dr. Wrig! atkins Mr. Rothrock, Mr. and Mrs. Callahan, Mr, and | ored bo; will b Mrs. Wills Mr. Crawley, Mr. Tenney Ros Mr. F, F. Fields, Mr. Frank Schnelder Mr. C.F. Bacon, the Messrs, Keys, Mr. Brice, h. Mr. J. B. Church has gone to Asbury Park. Miss Eva McKeon is spending afew days in ———— 00 Woodbridge, N. Y. | GEORGETOWN. Deatas or Two Wett-Kvows Crarze: Mr. Albert G. Cogswell, a well-known resident of Georgetown, died at his residence, 3217 0 street, Saturday afternoon, at 6:30 o'clock, after was in the sixty-seventh year of his age. Mr. | Cogswell was a native of Newark, N. J., but has | resided in Georgetown for the — forty-five | “hristian gen- | tleman and a kind and indulgent husband und father. His funeral will take place this after- noon, at o'clock, under the auspices ot se ad been a member for the past twenty-five ars, His remains willbe interred at Oak Hill ir. James Chamberlain, a well-known ci n, died Saturday at his residence on 35th Scppen Dzata or Mr. Samven D. Liyx.— Mr. Samuel D, Linn, a prominent and esteemed prietor of the Montgomery house here. died Mr. Linn and his hired help did all they could | to save the contents of the barn, and had just foreward and expired. His death is attributed | petit larcen, rian church reopened fo congregation of the F united | preache evening spread over the sidewalk in front of the church, The remodeling of the churc}. has made it one | of the finest of Alexandria churches by overexertion. Mr. Linn was sixty-three | years old. A wife. twosons and a daughter resident of Georgetown. A Livety Cuase.—A foot race between Wm. | life here. He ness on I esterday evening shortly after 6 | “Villag¢ L ck along K street from 29th to 24th street | 8TOWN to be an acti Price, a young colored man, and Officers Lahno and Bloom ° would have attracted more attention had it taken place in daylight. It appears that Price was swimmig in the river at the foot of 2th street before sunset and was ordered out to | dress by the officers. Price was so badly seared ‘hat he came out not to dress but to flee from the bluecoats, and he did so without a stitch of clothing upon him. He was captured after a hot chase. He was carried pack to where his | clothes were and made to dress, and was then | taken to the police station. He left two dollars | collateral. A Scnapeina Marc.—The excursionists to | Dixie Landing, up the Potomac, yesterday were entertamed by an amateur effort to imitate the late Sullivan ‘and Kilrain fight, which, though | not up to the big fight in interest and scientific boxing. exceeded it in the resulting damage to the combatants. A party of Georgetown boys went up the river to have a good time, and | were thoroughly enjoying themselves when two of the party decided on having a friendly bout for the amusement of the others, Seconds | were chosen. a ring was formed, and the fight | started, in which one of the young men who | was worsted from the first was thrown in a | wrestle and laid insensidle for about a quarter ofan hour. After being revived he had a suc- cession of fits, and was fizally put on the boat by friends and taken to his home. Though no’ seriously injured he was in a pretty bad condi tion. Persoxat.—The Rev. Father James W. Col- lins of this place and formerly vice president of Georgetown university is at present acting resident of Loyola college in Baltimore. Policeman Warwick, who was paralized a few weeks ago, is reported to be no better.—Mr. Co., St. P: hom survive him. One ot his sons. Dr. Linn, is a | pee been employed by the A messenger much of which time wi had suik succumbed to it. known colored man, ¢ afternoon of hemorrhage mouth and he fell dead, on the wharves and had t! the merchants, but has lately been exgey the wood yard of Mrs, Michael Smith, ou Upper 519 Gibson stree M. A. W. Lewis of the government printing office gave an outdoor lunch yesterday on Ana- lostan Island to # number of his newspaper friends and others. Tempenatcre AND CoxDITIoN Water at 7 4. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 81; cond!- tion, 3; receiving reservoir, temperature, 83; condition at north connection, 5; condition at south connection, 96; distribu reservoir, temperature, 83; condition at influent gate- house. 14; condition at effluent [semper 20. High tide in the river to-day at 10:09 p.m.; low tide at 4:13 p.m. ——.-___ One woman was killed and three persons seri- ously injured by » grip car accident in Cincin- nati Saturday. The Oceanic company’s steamer Umatilla ar- rived in San from Honolulu yester- day. Among her passengers were nine Samoan. warriors, who are ht to this country to ve exhibitions of war and club and throwing. trict Commissioners and Others. ‘The Barber asphalt paving company to-day, by Mr. A. 8, Worthington, filed a bill against the District Commissioners, H. L. Cranford and others for an injunction. The complainants claim that they were the lowest bidders, at $1.28 per squere yard. for resurfacing Penn- ‘lvani nae poss, that they are entitled to the contract, and allege that the District is about to make the contract with the Cranford company, and seek to enjoin the same. —_ One Mill a Word for Telegrams. To some of the telegraph companies that objected to the rate of one mill per word on government telegrams Postmaster Gencral Wanamaker has written a letter which states: “I desire to say that this rate proposed was fixed upon information furnished to this depart- ment that your company has been making rates to various ea corporations that are in some instances as low as the figures now pro- posed for the government service. With the notice of this tact [ would not be justified in making for the government a new contract at higher rates than were char; other patrons; especially so in view of the privileges and benefits extended to your company by acts of Congress. I submit to your own sense of right that the government under existing conditions is entitled to the minimum rate.” It is understood that the telegraph companies will soon have a hearing before the Postmaster General and Protest vigorously against the enforcement of Reducing the Force at the Navy Yard. the orde: Twenty-seven carpenters were discharged on Saturday from the Washington navy yard, where they were employed in constructing the large gun shop. The discharges were made, it was stated, because the force was too large, a8 the building is nearly completed. Trouble About a Sewer Pipe Contract. Saturday afternoon the Potomac Terra Cotta company filed a bill against the District of Columbia end others to restore the award of contract for sewer pipe to others than the com- plainant. It is alleged that the Potomac com- pany is the lowest bidder; that it is prepared to mak trict is about to give the contract to others, nd fill the contract. and that the Dis- Sea ANACOSTIA, Sometarne Like a CLovp-Borst.—The storm at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon was the severest remembered by the citizens of this village. ‘The rainfall was very heavy, flooding houses in many places and overflowing the track of the B. Lat of short duration but the water came down in torrents, and the different currents of wind, seeming to meet here, suapped off a number of shade trees on Maple avenue and other streets, Embankments on new streets were washed down and gardens destroyed. The nev proved streets by being left in_a half-finished condition have been greatly damaged, and a few more rains will cause an entire waste of the appropriations expended upon them. O. branch. The storm was y im- Pensoxau.—Mr. Alpheus Davidson has been enjoying a few days’ leave of abseace from the pension office to look a! new home near Dr. Grant’s,—Dr. A. M. Green and family leave for Niagara Falls this week, The doctor will rcturn shortly, but leave Mrs. Green and little boy with Pennsyl- vania relatives for a summer visit,——Mrs. Albert Cator is sick, has gone to Falls Church, ¥: visit—W. W. Cordeil and J. N. Minnix re- turned Friday ‘nig Rechabites at Balston Spa, N.Y. J. C. Eller and W. J, Webb, the latter elected high secre- tar, ter the work on his Mrs. Geo. W. Pitcher © a month’s ht from the High Tent of also representing Salem tent, ure home Leouard Anderson has recovered in. from overheating. Rexia1ove.—The monthly meeting of the M. E. missionary society was held in place of the regular services last night. President George C. Havenner was in the chair. The secretary, J. H. Dony. read the society. Rev. dress. The children furnished literary exer- cises. the three services at Mt. Zion Grove comp meeting yesterday. The s could be ‘heard very distinct] Meetings continue every day till the 29th.—— The Chestnut Grove camp meeting opened y terday and abo’ It will continue five weeks. the Hamilton road. | Anzests.—Chas. Brafton was arrested Satur- day evening by 0: driving on the “sid ored, was arrested Saturd: ew constitution for the E. Richardson made a brief ad- —There was a very large attendance at ging last night in this vilage, was received, 20 gate mone er Korby, charged with alk, ‘y Smith, col- on a charge of by L. B. Anderson. | Mack. colored, was placed undor 9 Officer Wheolock. charged with disorderly con- | duct.——Otticer W. 'T. “Anderson found six col- engaged in a game of and they tham on the other Saturds Th . s formerly in partner- rday, n is alsoa ar Rockville, it his congrega- ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tar EVENING Stan. Cavrca Devicatiox.—The second Presbyte- Rev. Dr, J. 1. Vance, pastor. was vine service yesterday, and the ‘st Presbyterian church tory of the church, etween old byterians, Its first . be- strects, aud it has al- eu Prince and Duke Kev. Dr. college e of Hampden morning and evening, rvice the throng was so great as to Deatus.—Mr. John Bloxam of Burroughs & trick street extend: died ut his Cowing use, on King street, last evening. Mr. Bloxam was born in ‘airfax county, near this cit; 5 been en ed in bu been ill of pneumonia for some t: Mr. John H. Wilson, long an agent of the Adams | express comp: } No. | 14 King strect, Saturday e had d then as red from E finally enly da u Wh coughing the biood rusied in torrents from his Queen street. —The funeral of Mr. Clinton Studds Yesterday afternoon trom home, near Columbus street. A large number of railroad men and oth attended and paid the last tribute o: their deceased associate. Phe ¢ iil meet to-night and elect polic minor corporation oiticers.— Alexandria had a dry thunder-storm on Saturday afternoon, ‘The sharp lightning played along the telegraph wires, the clouds seemed in comiotion aud the crash of thunder was deafenin ome time before rain fell. Ouicer Stephen Taylor and others received electric shocks, but no one Was injured, ee From Bladensburg. earth to council Correspondence of Tuk Evesino Stan. Buapenspora, July 14. The trial of the case of state of Maryland vs, Lizzie Maurice, for keeping a disorderly house in Hyattsville, was begun here yesterday before Justice Hurley, Messrs. Carrington and Barber | for the defense and Ducket and Rallston for the prosecution. The day was spent in the ex- amination of some of the witnesses for the heirs after which the case was continued Wednesday next. The case is one in which much interest is felt in this community. Bishop Paret confirmed a class of twelve in St. Luke's Episcopal church, Bladensburg, to- ise Eugenia Riall and Messrs. T. 8. Ston and Lewis Ford represented Prince George's at the annual meeting of the Maryland state teachers’ association at Blue Mountain house last week. The Prince George's Rifles will F dead camp with the Mary! militia at rick on Wednesday next. at he ar WANTED—HELP. D—WOMEN LN GC Ks lands; Colored W aiteetth eee Te Clase Brena GIRL BY A SMALL faruly. Apply at Mrs. BAUER, 201 se. y ANTED—AT ONCE FIRST-CLASS GERMAN Cook and 4 French or German House Giri: good reference. Apply between Sand 1 o'clock at 720 13th ; CHAM- ineiyorsway: iyis-ons Pisano eae omy oes, SUES CRS AGENCY, 619 Hah new. (ME. WASH- vrai 1223 F at, Ava ae dy lent to several lines Inites or gtmtleuem, 1006 11th at Eremnae =" R RENT. UNFURNISHED | CoM ‘Rooms. w Without board, cheap: in uorthwest seclisa of city Poseesion at once. MAC, Staroffice, lh R RENT- E DOUBLE PARLOR; 14-FOOT ceiling; on four large, airy, cating rooms on with or without or in suites, either f premises. ageuts: secure Address) WORCESTER CO.,17 Hermon st., Worcester, ANTED—A STEADY MAN, ONE THAT HAS Awnings; also 11 E st. nw. 1 Oyerator on Singer Machine. App) ‘AKRY MEN, 8! Apply F. H. MURRAY, ANTED—A GOOD, RELI WHIT: Piafn Washing and Ironing in pri vate fauuly ; must careful and chy reference, TH 914 6th st. aw. A FIRST-CLASS TAILOR. STEADY und. 1736 Pa. ave, nw. Jolo-20* ANTED-AGENTS TO BELL THE PINLESS Clothesline: the only line ever invented that holds the clothes without pins: a perfect success; pat- ent recently issued ; sold only by agente, to whom 3 right ‘on receipt of 50c. we : alao, price list, Ponr, *erzitory, at once. SS CLOTHESLINE sy 15-64 GIRL T—SUITE OF HANI ished ‘on second T—HOUSE! NT—HALF OF BOUSE, FID f dior rent teasvnable; no children. & KENT—1435 B ST_N.W, FOUR ROOMS OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 1303 B®’ “suitable for physician or :uerchant, {OB KEN] -BY KR Fit baitautncs FOR RENT—ROOMS. __FOR RE Wi) =NT—HOUSES. 7 BENT_SUITE OF Rooms IX A DESIRAB'R ti 2 nt sant toey ‘ears: suitable for eltuer two | 434 H st now. 10r.. 4 RB RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON 2D = 40% Pomeroy st, Sr A 5. CAYWOOD, 933 wth st. Dow. O, HOLTZMAN, REAL Es- Broker, 10th aud FP sts.uw 70 Myrtie st, ‘Kr 148 Wilson st, brick o ortable Bricks in paved alley port iat Water 821d COM Yate. {ron DUVALL, 25 Fat. RENT —UNFURNISH: AK. Dawe sw. 2002 Ret nw. Or. 2208.33 v4 ith ot. ne, DOr 1. K st. n.w., fronting JOR RENT—1017 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, UN: Rignitied: jurnished fivor; oue room with bay 1413 Mass. ave. Ww; Corner house, with and 3 — deme large yard IR RENT—NICELY FURNE: OF towethe: 4Coun.av. dbr 108 6, 40 Rear 1013 21st st, 4.10 Sete er toe Se FURNISHED HOUSES. COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE. it ee =D : ‘aud south front; house and new furniture. T117 Coreotan af F130 7 NT—1907 I ST. N. W., FURNISHED ROE _RENTA 1907 TST. N FURNISHED OK RENT—DELIGHTFULLY COOL FURNISHED and Unfurnished Rooms im the imposing house 720 10th st. u.w.; summer rates; refereuces ex- ib Mass ave, ive *nw10r 40 imely turnished, K. 1. a ai RUbT & HUNGERFOKD, have good ult EI GOOD Ironer in » small family to ANTED_AYOUNG LADY AS BOOKKEEPER ud for office Work i r and good reference. Address BUO! it ht. Cali at y at nit Calls be thoroughiy com mnmediatel: hiy Co: tent p GUE Rate iy leet ED—AT ONCE—COOKS, HOUSEWOR KERS: Butlers, Housemen, Laundresses, SCANHAMS, B10 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN DRUG STORE to learn businese: one with some experience ._Address Box 152, Star office. 13-3t* ANTED-EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL FU uished in five minuies; many orders already in for housewomen and sober oe for ail one positions prepared, at PFILG ste new. Jy13-6t" IMMEDIATELY — A Business Mau to take charge of Real Estate Office; etic and reliable; salary §100 must be able to iuvest 81,500, where it wall draw JO per cent interest for the rleht party. ‘B \TED — DUNDORE'S reat, conducted by indi white and'coiored, for all kinds District end states, with references, Stored at low rates.) NOE CFRICE. RST-CL. must be capable, ene ANTED—A HARNESS-MAKER APPLY AT Oth st.n.w. J. LOMMANN, — Jy15-2t* ANTED — FIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANT for General Housework in a family of four; must id bring references. aw” nA ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS tact for @ permanent position with Must be industrious and willing to learn, and have neces. Abply after 08, m. E. We our firm, WALKE it’ CLEAR TO TRAVEL SHORT lary ‘and expenses required.” Apply 10 ame, Mi. W. id; wood HEFL NTED—AGOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN- cral Housework in fat for oue person. Apply alter 4 p.m. at 920 9th st. uw, References requir . Wonane ‘oma Sylbae Farm, Dairy ; Truuke at. nw. ay: we SS ition permanent rofiice. Jy -3t ee ny BU- nu and Women, domestie labor, for ‘avout Three Years’ ng references, age and ex} cRS— POSITION: al, Waitress, Laundress an rs, Cooks, Coschime! ANTED—GO TO DICK’s AGEN Housemaids, Waitress, N The grove is near | AHAM FOLMES, Mt. D.— AT ONCE — YOUNG MAN WITH ‘xperience in Drug Business. perience, H. M. __ sy 12-3t AN HONEST, ACTIVE MAN OF its, loeated outside leading cities, for old-established Brin in his state: FACTURER, Lock Box 1610, Jy1-m, tu, -D—EXPERIENCED SALESMEN FOR DR. Bi Apply at DIS- w. jy9-1lw aw 'Y FOR COOKS, urses, Laundress, Coach: nie, Butlers, Walters and general housework. 613 7th st.nw. Also European Steamship agent. y —BY A RESPECTABLE E tion with Private Family to do General ._ Call at or address IRL, Lst.n.w. _1t* HAMBERMAID OR ivate family 07 Nat. can 1t* ‘ABLE YOUNG COL- am. a Place as Coachman in a Private jase city reference. Ad- Pleasant | Plains, je15-2 Tent to desirable parties. 12 G at. n.w. FRQE BENT LARGE, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, near 15th. First: Ciass table board in private family. Reference required, 118-3 24 14th FOS, BEXT CIBRER UNFURNISHED ROOMS and Bath, suitable fur light housekeeping: SListwtaw. Lrss 38 Le STORES, 61236 11th at, n.w.....$50 | 605 6th st. nw. RO. HOLTZMA Lotnand F sts nw, TEN BOOMS, th, cellar Fe RENT—2 ELEGANT SUITES OF PARLORS, on first ad second hones; lac other tamaoons for 83 t0 $10. house u erpexposure. 1433 L st. u.w. RB RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING nice house; also Hall Koom : toget! low rent. Inquire or address 44 E os enaiienet epeeson ser R KENT —3 PLEASANT ROOM Nici and comfortable for summer. 7, furnished and 811. 913 M stow. 715 14TH ST. N.W., DESIRABLE or aoe unfurnished ay — FURNISHED HOUSES— We are authorized to offer several of the most dostr- ble and elegantly furnished houses in the section of the city. Prices from 912 WOOD & GAKKETT, 19th ana N/V a ROR RENT_FIRST (KITCHEN) FLOOR OF FOUR furnis or partly, furni rooms, unfurnished cemented cellar and yards; to couple whose references are first-class; two lines cars; no portunity. Box 60, Star office. JOR KENT—ELEGANTLY-FURNISRED ROOMS: ‘with hikh ceilings, large windows; 8 to $25 month; bourd if desired. 1343 Q st. u.W. Summer prices, "Two in room With Sth st. n.w. mouth. Al te fyigsae PP te .N.W., BRICK HOUSE OF | rn improvements; Kood nd papered bandsvwely of RAMEY, 1307 F st_n.w. 'O FINE NEW TWO-STORY sA¥- window Press Brick Houses. 6 roc 1 P st. u.w., 625.30, aud | $24 per month. ick Alley “House in rearof 414 Pot. n.w.; rent $10.50 a month. ) JAME: 20 1518 N Caps 12 300 Lat.ne, BO 148 X st. we. ‘St RUST & HUNGERFORD,. Foe RENT i900 of plumbing; rent $3 {Ot RENT—TW —ONE ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, SUITA- bie for office, two squares north of petept 5 W. GRAHAM, 605 14th at. now? W SIGNAL OFFICE, 2624 OR RENT — SEVERAL NiCE ROOMi vacated ; in that beautiful equare on C st first class board. 315 C and ts. DW. 125 ; . bay Window trout. 6 roums, G3 Corcoran Building. Od. lip. ; large yards aud closets open. Ny 28 putes eae F% RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, ‘single or en suite, in private familv: furnished: large, double corner huse, south and east frout; rezer- ences required. 1101 K st. Bl letse, ar. Stable, Del.’av. sw. 1149 2ist ot, a Brick, cor. Vt. ax R RENT—DESIRABLE GROCERY STORE Wholesale and Retail ; doing good business on lic street; selling out to retire; will rent store wit! tar ollice. Jy 13-3" RK RENT — STORE 2 OTH ST. NEAR wholesale market and La. ave. , suitable for com- stock if purchaser prefers. H. ission or grocery business ticular! S20 La ave. = Cor. Park and MODERN TMPKOVED dit, Plessunt, Sr., fur..50 1 Address Box MG, Star office. 203 4TH ST. rooms, bath and ce &. HT. LELPOLD, |W. NEAR M, 3- Rey at420 Boundary, ESLATE BEOKER, TI 6- JOR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING ON IM | gis‘Sus ia caven2e tnd modern Son veniences, re portant business thoroughfare for millinery, con fectioncry, druggist, tailor or other light busines 1211 Gst.'n.w. kent $40. Keysadjoining. jels-3m RENT—910 H N.E. ON CAR AND HEE six rooms and bath jot and cold water and good cellar, latrobe, 250 1414 Lith Rooms, bath, 5 rent, 39 ; reference required. ; B18 per mo e between 4:30 and 7 pau. 3y13 JOR RENT—NINE-ROOM new, 214 5th st. ne; desirable body school; well ‘built’; ‘modern convenion » Cellar, wash trays, large ciosets. Taguire at yi, FOR BENT TWO beautifully pape: lavatory and closet; firat_floor, 14 permonth, JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 1) LSLO Doth #t MMUNICATING OFFICES, ay and ‘ated, with ~-t~-4 st uwe: only Cleveland, 6ra.1 t., Or... 2d ‘ Tthet., Ist fl, 2 COOPER, Bladensburg, Fe SALE—MILK HORS Harness, Refrigerator Can-Ice Box, an plete; first-class irade; $600. Address Box 129, Star office, WEE = ployment Ageucy ; Lo us Tare chance for live man out of emp! office, 910 F st. nw. JOR BALI soli ress Box 148, Star office. Wor arout.d store, office, or take care of read and write, gopd: reference. athered into the police court,—— Quito | aserious difficulty occurred between Logan | rr. Ford | Johnson and Littleton Johnson on one side and George G ’ are all colored men, Logan being Littleton Johnson. Log the pension office, but w ship with Graham. who is farming on Littleton | Johnson's land newr the Hamilton road, “heir partnership business had not all becn settied yet, but a division was soon to be made, ‘Th two Johnsous. it is alleged, began destro: | Some standing corn on the land Sa | Johnsons are under arrest. I preacher and has a charge out 1 A where he goes every 4 lingering illness, of paralysis. The deceased | tion was disappointed N OF FORTY, PERMAN uu or Cierk, wholesale or retail veral business forms; Eng 21 Cleveland son of | nis an employe at | pusinesa: well posted 1 lish or German spok TANTED—BY A Place as Chamb aid or Cook with 8 pris 7 ANTED—WORK BY address; has had expy also tour years! es; good references, the exercises of reopening. Besides | p. the usual Sabbath morning servic Vance read a hi grew out of the old-titne division school and new school Pr: location was at a church on ifaiifax str twe ways numbered among its members many u ful and leading citizens of the to [Wm Mt A GENTE MAN, perate habits, old Address Box 1 jyll-iw* _ WANTBD--HOUSES. __ . 100M MODERN or southeast, from uber azd street a! de aud at the | EENANT WANT CED — A, DESTALL toexcead £330 per aucath. ‘Addrees ‘4 WANTED—ROOM spent his | i | ting Creek road, in the midst of the | which has extended its bounds and | community. He hes | itovius, sustab] Adcress M,N. 51, Star office WO COMMUNICATI 4 Floor South Front Roou appomtinerts Nrst-cluns i e¥ aud buy Windows desired. Addi 2e. sliver, a well | formerly worked | good opinion of | ged at seen, Box 1od, Star o BAUM PAYS THE HIGHES) C, tor xe-ond-hand Furniture, Cai Entire Houseuulds a rpecsalty. ‘auldreae 5 friends | STURE AT GEN. FE, mi, 7 iniles from city; but it was | 4 B, LAFFELTY, Address or inquire of cor. 10th st. and La. ‘water in every tie shade: 8 miles on. 34 Dorado Farm , 322 et. n.w, Telephone No, 161 Trvewrttine: cn er St Gide Bae ED-—BY A WHITE GIRL A PLACE IN THE Country to do Licht Housework or Help with Aildress A.M. B., Star office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LaDY A POs a wba ‘Ap ash = A PosI- ‘Tre. 3 objection ‘out of city. Address MUS‘, ‘Star office. 4 Al 34, TEM- pounible position, my as refecences, ability as Mander, ry Cleré, Collector, &¢. jyk Pertal not ANI. Star dy TEM. Iwo Unturuished Sur parlor and. bed ud Bourd tor two, in Te dy ) MISCELLANEOUS ANYED--hY A GOOD LAUNDE i Gye & xeudeman or fatuily. A iy pets snd | ! b Golaeeae A PARTNER with 87,000 in an old established manufacturing business, Addvess T_D. S., Stex office. OR SALE—WHOLESAL® 1. atm. BUSINESS CHANCES. $5 MACHINE TEACHES bOY OR MAN ©: minutes to write. Proof-sheet at Shilling’s, cor. Pa. eve. and 13% st. Inveutiou for sale rst fair offer. BUYER FOR THE EUREKA EM- je offer refi joyment. C: Lyl2i THOS. WAG A TAILOR'S OPPORTUNITY—LE. ing the city about August 1,1 will sell out Buriuesaata reasonable price. Persous having ie! y work will please call for it. JACOB GL. mization Building, s.w. cor. 44 and Pa. a1 FR (SALE—A GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE in the best location in South Washington must be < MCLERAN, 1008 F st. n. OR RENT—TWO 15th street extende bia road, to a prompt Appiy ou the premises, EW EiGHT-LOOM bet. Keuesawave. and, and permabent t 1431 Md. ave. ne., Or ..12 UO R STOR: 14th st. “Apply 0 FILLMORE BEALL, 391, Waxtep 4,500 FOR 3 OR 5 YEARS AT 5 per cen! ety. Adar: JOR SALE—CROCERY STORE— $50 per day wh bh selling, going out tures, Address H. PORES: CIGAR tablished stand inc T other and ai WO INVESTORS, LARGE OR SMALL, A LIMTTED umber Of shires of the stock of wing and Milling Co., NORVIN GREE aident, are offered in blocks to suit at 8! For prospectus, particulara, Sc., uddi Jy6-100° ¥V yANTELD—BY AN ACTIVE BUSINES! rtumity to eut with some capital, ing, business where bi proatable; or wi particulars, P.O. BOX 314, City. bal | HE Wi Terrestrial Clock,” RAMSAY bi ; Watches cleaned, rrauted ove year, $1! all e lowest prices au the city; 1224 F st. uw. Vv 7M. J. LALIMER, SURVEYOR AND « weer. Address 119 Hi: erty Goldsporous' ie Pike and the Kiv nd with Ligh and beautiful and at the price, 31% act speculative y operties in the mar! UF st. new. Kod we OF 12 root Fram piazza, hall; peated ace; °F mn 23 Hutton Ctn.w.. én NP DEF year db RUE town; complete stock, with fix- far otic, r d.W., THREE-SPORY euson for selling, ess. For particulars inquire of O. T! THOMPSON, over Central National Bank. Jy1J-im WASTED 88.500. wit, Give 4 PER CENT 5 ROOMS, PAPERED desirable ueagu- WANING. 416 Sth wt, vow DW LARGE FOUR 1-906 OST. NW, . GLH st. nw, dr. M Sic TU e100 + window cau be s tulent and push ¢ ald take charge OF maLagement Of an estate; first-class references turnished. Sib € parties only need address, in conmidence, with Tull OR RENT—A 3 “SEW S Room HOUSE, , t . ) MOVE"-KEMEMBER THE AND DWELLING; 1: first-class main-sprin | Apray 10x35 Tin st. ail jock and jewelry work a e dely colnpetition. 13800 st., Anacostia, D.C. | Special attenuun to subdivision of’ suburban . N.W., NEAR PENN, ats for renting furnisbed 14 P st. n.w., Or.) Or. Teoms , all convenie: 5, WITH STORE KEVE, 1009 stb hole. ror terms apply to DULANEN & WHIT. “COUNTRY BE cory, bay-windows, from city ; 1 Richardson Pi 10.50 per wonta, Tf. H. 3a7MEi0, pun Baiidiug, $0 318 Lat. s.w..r.. AK SILVER SPRING STATIO: etropoli: ine on Se wud, Contaiuiny thirteen geres suscepiibte, adv WILL BE SOLD Ai*A BARGALN. Apply to : kitchen aud dining row xood barns and cls wade trees. JOHN ¥. PAK MK SALE —COONTRY ons on Metropolitan aud. Bulauore wid Gao; €1,200 ty $3,000, % $0! wut’ Lots at College Fark. ruents to builders, JUN O, JOLNSO yew HANDSUOM. FINE BUILDING siz Suited to ali class uid ou almost any torias t -thesmim “Sun Budding, —ON MET. BR. B.S 0. Lots, Cottages, aud Country Hon airy, aud poultry furs convenient i dy “4y10-Ini AND CATTLE TO Pas- i board and po barb-wire fences; ruunins excellent pasturese aud plenty oF JTTLE, , or apply at COOP: aha pear 1323 i (ike butter) for one month. than °H Gender ‘Menta stale 3 ‘ERINE. not to get . OF money yr sale oniy in the Sas bata gids WEEP URNITORE, OF? sc We aie in se Bre . MERRY, 711 TURE, OFFICE . N.W., PAYS orehtee: lane ek af creamer iavivinciaes sal did tuber lands. COOKE D. LUCK) 2,500. “Also 60,000 square feet of bs ius several “due oak tree and fruit; in Bladensburg | . Band O. R. utuestrect Road, B.B. WARNER & CO.,916 Fat. now, cous subdivision, a'rbupontGir 2b N, A 9-hOOM COTTAG S-atory and Basement Brick: 21 | roo 5 2011, 1013 20uh st. reoms and bath: cil | rooms aud bath; all “uicdern 14 25th st. aw. Brick water, gus, and iatrol u.W, Lice Store-roum, ppvsite market, with | B. HL WARNER & © 916 F st. nw. LOST AND FOUND. OST—ON SATUEKDAY, 13TH INSTANT, A Oth and O sts. n.w.40 i Eye Glases on west side of Mane. ave. tty i A suitable reward af 2031 Portuer PL, Gr, 1630 Sub at. a.w.Sr- —_— ¥ 2 4D LADY WHO WAS SEEN TAR etbovk &tiday alternoon in Herdic No. wali place return aauie to owner. 3: tastes and requireaents, at shsuuetully Jow prices consideriug Uetz location, NIEL DOG, WITH WITS 14, 1880, newt Pi Liberal rewaru if returned to C. C. PES rt 24 P1940. ar} Broust, on Sunday, J) osf—A LADY'S TORTOISE-SHELL COMB, IN ¢ neighborhood of K and 14ih ste. u.W. 5 8 Oe reward Will be paid upou its return to 1205 BOARDING. = — SYLVANIA AVE. CORNER board at reasonable XCHANGE—AT HYATY: well shaded, acre lot, high am rowing Someenes, Bese, barn; 1404 Stoughton st., pleasant rooms with HE WEBSTER, 513 13TH ST. NW. SIGHT. ints of Interest, mew heme, central to 20 fows, Cire MAKION Di e29-1m Attorney-at-Law, PERSONAL. CE ATION QUESTIONS and. nd toe - C anew SW ELYNN, © M, Try Ins tha and K 1341 14th st, new, ban Sony bear 4e20°1m* _— Southwest cor, at UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE Win, Winans G20, ‘Me: fous prom Obie opens WM. W Wick Station, Met. Branch 3. reut uuiuruisbed or lease. Fu. auyaesiaa rte tetate dm ake oon i ARCHITECTS, Fesncis & FAVA, IR, & 00., my4-Sm* ee a eet Sts age sarerips Boyw'and WlaseeSaistion 5508-00,