Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1889, Page 2

z THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.’ FRIDAY, JULY 19. 1889. MORMON FLIES. SATURDAY’S STAR. PERSONAL MENTION. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—BOARD. ’ The City of Dubuque Invaded by the} An Enticing Bil of Fare for Its Thou-| Mrs. W. 0. Macgill and children are at Ocean WARIED-A COMPETENT, BC KKEEPER., 4D- ANMrmcuy at Ra a < ‘ Pests, sands of Patrons, Grove forthe season awe ar Te Gots | arene TABLE Star oftice 3 —— —. . ©. Woodman of Wichita, Kan., ao maby tg Hhtore and Atle’ 10 Cmrcaco, July 12—A dispatch from Dubuque, | Tux Stan to-morrow will have twelve paget | companied by ber am Great and daughter Wiig th itr eS WANTED—LOTS. ; Towa, snye: Thi city i just recovering from an | full of bright and entertaining reeding mat-| Piste; arrived im Woahington yerterday for & Wee Fee aia eae AM READY To.PuRoHARE | ESESLI" New invasion by Mormon flies such as it has never | ter special efforts are invariably made to| Visit of « few days, ‘They are en route to At- Weare eet $8. B: | Fron Bune HAE borohr mice ae ow seth Wednesda: t thi “ bury N. J., where they will spend the re- | Wy ANTED—AN Bo aaeae ‘prices. to RES Guar oiee iyi ‘RENT—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-A 12.0000 NOI T Lath at before known. y night these pests particular inter- who is a Housekeeper pe a Re etely aud elewautiy- furnisved 335 31303: came up from the river in great swarms and | 24Ve the Saturday Stan one of es Fr a th acer gd { sa ferye 2, mouse sud Supertn: at for $75 ret month, untl November: after 8 tek gathered about the gas and electric lights so | ¢st to Washington and Washington people, ali Kauses valley, Kan. salary, Bor D1 Gey EO et FOR RENT—ROOMS. sor e1io. Tented last year for aie that people were compelled to abandon the | with this object in view numerous articles are | “yz. y, Frank Ellis of the fish commission left ANTED WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 040: CHAM. | 5 RENT -THRER NISHED COMMU. HR RENT—1453, 1455, 1457 BOUNDARY ST. 1004 streets. The morning be Sage and tele- | prepared with unusual care, expense and pains. | to-day for duty at Woods Holl, Mass. Mr. Weer pay ne ee Fekacne Rooms on second, Acer; gus, bath, hot and | KT New 2:Story and Baserucnt Bay, Window Bricks, 8 loo 2 graph offices were compelled to close their ly aby Ellis has recovered from © long and scvere ill- | BAML "A. COOMBE 058 Fst aw, ag oT OS Fy Th peceey. Gena 333} ae —- saenae an ae heehee in beresints facilities for | ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, NURS! ‘tenant, P Te ne 60. wei st hear Ben. ewe. New as? rh = means of ane exbemation ‘°F | Mrs. Wm. J. Rhees and ber son Bush Rhees mye Walrad Kitchen Me (ot Foneres cou "JQOR RENT—LARGE DOUBLE PARLOR, HGH Peete, “peme callee. bath some’ 3.381 the river, times called id fli ‘m. J. son ‘Waiters i Men f coun! . . - : $50, AP. FARDON, 1326F et." jy1-6t 1 They pos pr oot palmer Jong with p Soe yt sem] procuring telegraphic and local news, the ad- left this morning for a few weeks’ stay near Sb ae, call aus dc iS AGENGY, O19 #th aw. gating eng neg waco wi ‘airy, years et nay-Wikhow Beak #31 and spring into existence a few hours. | ditional room in Saturday's Star permits of the | Boston and York Beach, yy awreD_a YOURS WAN, Witw yuow Tamas | SOO aK aw, tr ey Selters ped gent ey eo BOS a eee and ot After fying about the lights for one night they lishing of these special articles, which have | Mr. and Mrs. EB. F. Andrews have gone to At- to four years in the Drug’ cs ae = ON SEOORD t kx ee 651 cease to exist. Along the levee the buildings | PU! lantic City for astay of some time, Mrs. An- | knowiadg: cf German preferred. Adarons,wiih.ret- | INGE, BENT ONFUBNISHED, | OX, SECONR qo were covered 80 thickly with these pests that} come to be s necessity to the thousands of | draws has been critically ill for several weeks, | Fences, PIMENTA, Star office. 29-06 south exposure; lange closets; Private. Kefer- 91. Rothing could be seen but s writhing mass Of | gray readera, To-morrow's paper will be fully | and at one. time serious results were appre- | WW ANTHD—0 EXPEKIENCED | aries Bet 8 oe cere) insect life. In man: ee along the stree' orvana’ been Ss See: it RENT—ONE FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE they were three maces in depth where’ they | equal to ity predecessors, Among ite features tient ity nd stoyd the foarney “mo the | a RELTTPU © W. B MOdES & BONE, oor I vie eats eaten, Sutera Atee had m dead w e pavement e in ya 4 3 3 stench from their bodies was ‘unbearable and seaside even better then wes anticipated. ANTED — A DRUG CLERK WITH 4 FEW ferences. Alexandria, Va, 3y10-3t"__ i fF the health authorities had several wagons em-| THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS (illustrated)—| {Cry Eureps had to he cgives un this your, | G- D. GRIGG, ployed in removing the offensive mass. ‘The superiority of the Hupa tribe as shown Sitboeg® was ‘as usual. ees NAT ANTED cg iraen WHITE won = we passage WANTED. | RESPECIABLE WHITE WOMAN = : a for General Housework. Apply from 6 to 7, 1349 Rear IS HE “JACK THE RIPPER?” thy the collcetiont Sh the Hattonal whioaies Mr. and ‘Mrs. RW. Henderson and children | Q\st.' mid eg ie are at Hamilton, Va, ANTED—AN ACCURATE, RAPID ST) " 37 122, A Man Arrested for the Recent Murder | HOW TO BUILD A BOAT (illustrated):— Mr. and Mrs, Addison Smith, Mr. and Mrs. | ,¥V pher. and Typewtee Seen ae yard and shade, 1234 Ms vi8-3t | 238 ae Se a. One for Sshing purposes that will be com-| Rexford Smith. Thos. Parker, Mrs, Moreton, | 47 avipp— aT ONCE — WHITE. HOUSEMAN | E'Senwad Wor anti Ny GaRGe NICELE | 113, : fortable and safe, Mrs. Hastings, and Johnson have gone ‘undresses, Butlers, Farm, floor, with good table board; summer. rates. Loxpos, July 19.—A fine military looking to Ocean View. urtrewaoe, ce. (Baggage | Hoterencos exchanged, piss Englishman, 6 feet in height, of fair complex- ] TENNIS IN GREAT BRITAIN:— Mrs. P. A. Darneille and daughters left yes- stored atlow rtah) BURY | Fok RENT S07 4TH ah Se) TWO weADTE ton, ‘was, arrested by the police to-day on sue | ‘The popularity of the game and the superior | terday morning” for Richmond fo attend the NTED- E TRISH GURL, WEARING | bandnome new hove’ delirnfuliy ocated, stpesite ici f bei: the murderer of the woman ity of the players, Tue Sran’s special ol ‘eliford, eldest ughter of v" ink Dress, with ® younger liciary Square ;. of desirable rooms on secon wee mutilated remains were found in Castle poedion Paar ~ Judge Wellford. | Miss Hattie is to be one of | $20 0)h st nw. afew days ago, please call again aftor Seer: teem very ene s fede me - a Renan alley on Tuesday night, When brought to the ———— WA STED-A WHITE GIRL TO COOK Wasi Pita Rocketeer ONS rok | _3710.1m 927 F wun. lice station he confessed that he had mur-| 4 HOME FOR THE PRESIDENT:— Miss Georgie and Ollie Macgill and Mra. Stott | YV ‘and tron. apply at 1024 Sih st, n.w., bet, O and | and bath room; cul snd healthy. Yo stu "Feat E WAGGAMAN, REAL Berea the woman with an ordinary knife. He] A chat with Mrs. Harrison about the White | left to-day for Providence, Martha’s Vineyard, | 17am. Sy18-3t_ | low; 325Cst. ne. dy 18-30" Bee w hed. but apon was found u \d its needs, and Boston, ANTED—A COMPETENT CARRIAGE PAINTER | JOR RENT — IN NEW HOUSE NEAR DUPONT ee ee - House and its nee: 5 : ‘and a Blacksmith Apprentice. F. P. NASH, 710 | KY Circle, the whole floor (of 4 rooms), furnished, for him. He said he lived nowhere, having just Mrs. G. R. Riggles and Mrs. H. M. Schneider, | 9 «t, iy 18-30" 0 per mouth, Also oue Single Room for $12: refer- ae ee THE FATE OF THE USHER:— with Mise Edna Adams, will remain at Philo- | \WWANTED—EXPERIENCED PATENT ATTO FY ona Adipose DULONE CLR, Sy cat a A particularly bright and entertaining story, | mont, Va., the rest of the season. to Take Charge of Office, perhape go west : splen- TWO HANDSOME GOMMUNICAT: A Murderer Captured. in which love is triumphant, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Schneider and daughter, Even preference ApDIy a aoe Fits Root namely ehed anal ven lated: ob 1th Fraxxurx, Mass., Jnly 19.—Saladin Cook, | FARM AND GARDEN:— Ese Mabapned ioe ee Bt dloud buildines city: “gyis-at* "| G.I" Star offic. * ©) ' 6M iyi7-3 gharged with shooting Dennis Byun Wednee-| " Sasets of thinning fruit teeoe—Pointer for | several necks ANTED-WLITE, WOMAN TO COOK AND DO | JOH RENI-VERY CHFAR_ONE OR Fo ROMS ‘ Gay, was arrested last night by Officers Morse poultry men and farmers. Mrs. J.J. Appich “and her daughter Lula | sons; no washing or ironing; must stey L. E., Stac of ‘Reference required. and Nickerson of Franklin, Blake of Wrentham, have gone to Atlantic City to spend a couple of | PN Kod city refereuce. 1834 Mast. te | syle pect pune wet WAS TERE ESOL ST SiR EAM" GF | PL RESTS SL RTO SERIE i ream a3 on Tal ‘ron’ ™ e SECON! . fal ett hie poder d fle went to Franklin to| Successful bunt for “Mr, Stripes” in Co-| Miss Susie E. Lochberhler has gone to the| ply 710 8th ane Oe TE moderato; within one-half aquare of 7th-st. cars buy some fish. The officers secured the fire- chin China, By Henry Norman. mountains of West Virginia for a month's visit. ANTED—AN ACTIVE RELIABLE AGENT | _317- arms and secreted themscives, and when Cook returned captured him after brief struggle. is : pan pons 5 and §, Loweuberg Building, No folk, large, The farm whero the shooting was done is partly | Seasonable suggestions for practical house- | Counts, Dench hotel: Mrs, Dr. Evans and | Yi! fyitese STORES. > 1407 34th st. n. 4 VLll 7th et, nm. ‘ z for the Virginia Mutual Live Stock Insurance | J)OR RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, HOME MATTERS:— The following Washingtonians are at the | company: must furnish references, Address the Com: | MY single sren sea se teovte WW; furnished ; ‘Kooms & y jouble corner house, south angleast front; refer- Tequired, 1101 K st. p.w. Syl 7-70" ee hi Michal and daughter, Mr, J-°Miord and | W Akin act Ghose GaN A, fs | FaRASHRE SUITE OF gIHREE, SIGELY FUR; Cook elected to go with the Massachusetts of- daughter, Miss Dangerfield, Miss Stubbs, Mr. } milos from Upper Maz > ver any io cure am’ hotel ; also Ch , if de- ficers —_ will ee Lemar apes — IN THE PARKS:— Wilmot Lake and family, ‘Mrs, Pierce, Mrs. W. | _Jy17-1m°* sived. Address “QUIET,” dy17-3t* ———— oe people enjoy cooling breezes and |. Lapham, Mrs. L. Lapham, Mrs, L. L. | WrANtEl IGHT, ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT RK RENT—1205 F 8ST. N.W., 5 UNFUKNISHED with the officers he exhibited no signs of in- get . ple enjoy Kimball, Messrs, E. E. Rider, 3. Preston Shan- Yearnee nee Atust js ‘well recom- rooms, firstahd second flours, also Store, same nuns sanity. refreshing shade. non, L, A. Rosafy, Harry Bytne, E. ©, Stubbs, | ended. MERTZ’S Drug Store, 1014 F st. Jyl7-st_ | ber, 3y17-3t —————>——_ - : id 5 —AGEN' , 8 _ THE PIN! {OR RENT—FURNISHED SUITE OF THREE 2D CONCERNING THE PEACH:— E, J. McCrystal and Jno. Boyle. PEER it er ne ee y The above is onli of the An Electrical Storm in Cincinnati. F. Ki Clothesline; the only line ever invented that Floor Kooms and Bath, 1412 1 st. n.w., opposite he above is only ® portion. Lim oy Ar by 7 . Ern E has Brooksi: ad 4 ces; Mexican legation; i f books. For full list call at office for bulletin issued on Gy TF... Be Cixcrexart, Ouro, July 19.—About 8 o'clock | The prospects of the crop in general and the | __Dr. Ernest F. King has gone to re ete a Gime ald Rio agents to ottod ie | Cocicgs Wee ead Hoes forbccfoar mers Bev” | Welstand Seta Gots] wads EWasaatenke | 1130 10uaC acu, ise ht teats ania os tied aha eilahs supply for Washington, W. Va., for a few days. exclusive right is given; on receipt of 0c. we will es is morning a severe elect , Whic The Rev. Mr. McKee of St. John’s and his | senda sample tine by mail: ala lars, price list, | FWOK MENT FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHED | {OR RENT—$25 PER MONTH HANDSOMELY FURS 2O Towa Circle, 13r. 7 s a : 4 line by mai °, 3 | B’en suite or single, second cr third floor, Pleusan rnished Ten-rocam House, overlookiag east Capt rely tur. 6175: had been hovering over the city, broke with | AT FORT WASHINGTON:— little son, Willie Pinkney, are on a brief vace- | Mu\termsto rents; secure your. territory at once. | Cool _ Inquire 1608 13th dy17-3t* ” ae ne rain coe Baik auuere of Gente wing of | 2003 Bt wt, 1 Senn 150 12 great fury. gs Something about the first encampment of | tion in Westmoreland county, Va., near Wash- 7 Hermon st., Worcester, Muss, dy lo- JOR RENT—817 15TH ST. , FURNISHED OR rT = * 5, a FLA The heavy thunder and intensely vivid light-| ““h:° pistrict national guard ington's birthplace, where they will be Joined | \WANTED-EMPLOVMENT YOR ALL FUN: | Xt wifurnished rooms, en sutic; diso office rgmto | YOR KENT—SIX-hooM HOU: Rien 505 ' ee a this week by the other members of the family. | ,¥¥ bished in hve miuntes: many orders already in ) as al ern improve. ared down in torrents. The heav, lown- = it da; +: Me! i i pil for housewomen and sober men {or yt 4 rons ). B.F. LEIGHTON, 482 La. ave. jy19-3* four was the cause of a serious accident ui | OUTDOOR SPORTS: copal ehurches in that part of the “Noriiers | RGR O ATe eS see | FOR RENT—STORES, _| Tor taacate sr non ae fork street, and the canal banks were flooded | Notes of the tennis conrts and ballfield =| NEY Soninsuin’ and peat Sunday he, be to | Pein oie ALG ek ae sv1tor | __EFOR 4 ———— =| wit Modern Improteurcata, 1st tana 1eig dak and the water was precipitated into the houses | pear EgraTE GOSSIP:— preach in the old Colonial ehurch of “Wicoms-| WV ‘enue condnetat tet Men and Women, Be paltaa rete Bd Ot ee: | EAT oAPDY SOSOHIN ¥. GREEN, 1416 Q ot nw. fast below the bai Five of them were over- rn co,” which was built in 1706, and is one of the | Wite and colored, fur all kinds of domestic labor, tor ys Mey at 1251 Oth ste awe gylgse | = EEE flowed, and the occupants of the first floors} An unusually interesting chapter on an ab-| historic churches of the old dominion District and stated, with references, 717 Mat se, ee GE ae aoe Rpaiuted tad pee gOOM HOUSE: WICELT | sy9.1m W (alles were flied in eecvounding usightce-| | “=e “EM Of justices of the Supreme Court of the Dis. | <== ciate Pasask Gab, COUN, TABU MNS | QemeRENN furateg: allo onsallcnt wr 3) Fidei gerbe Set Le thagll ca takac tae devon Tertehan eh Cen, et trict of Columbia none are in the city except} WANTED—SITUATIONS York avenue. muiles from the’ city; by the year, $23 rer month | ne tral avenue to the depth of several feet. Peo- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Justice Montgomery. Chief Justice Bingham | ————— = orraox | Fo NT — STORE 218 10TH gyl9-se Sen Ballin isnt ee Pah Sey a eighb . — has gone to the mountains of West Virginia, y ANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED BOY FROM wiolessie market and La. ave.; suitable “for os __Sun Building, 1517 Fe. _| codon improvements: 410 F Gee Onkoe ple in the neighborhood were greatly alarmed ginin, Beets = 7 >. and rushed out into the storm. No lives were | Questions as to Award of Contract for | Justice Hagner is on a trip to Europe, Justice | pyyatn dren eae tiene ts es kad Euapeii® | mission or grocery business pertoehely: tobe Keeney RE a) ‘Aloo Hourcrowee thes aioe 1 : . - : § : ill | ge . ‘our-rowm Brick Alley ‘House in rearof 414 lost. The loss to property is between $50,000} Resurfacing to be Settled in Court. James is at York Harbor, Me., Justice Cox is at | fr; __ Apply 602 N. Capitol st. io ae =: TLLING ON Ie | L915 Nat. nw. 12r ss Pst. n.w.; rent $10.00 a moctne and $60,000. — Narragansett Pier. Justice Bradley is in Ver- ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS—POSITIONS | F'Dortaut busines thortehfone ee eae cat 2 32 Oth 22 JAMES H. SPALDING, pe ne ro eae The case of the Barber asphalt paving com-| mont. Justice Montgomery is at work at the Rot Couks, Chamnberinaid, Waitress, Laundress aud ectionory, druggist, tailor oF other light Duslness: _3y13-60 ___ 68 Corcorsn Building. _ F - , Seamstress, Men Waiters. Cooks, Coaclimn p nw . Keys adjoining. jel8-3m NTS PTLE A Cloud Burst in Ohio. — Pany against the District of Columbia and the Soccer ose & short va- Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 F sta.w. jyls-zt" | 2 oS. ae oe apere eoing._ 1s Sm gos Eee rast Veny Cony tar i. ae Carcaco, July 19.—A dispatch from Nelson- | Cranford paving company is before the Equity Rev. Dr. Scott, the President's father-in-law, | WW 4XTED—G0 TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Hall Wednesday, Briday and Saturday’ nights, Seas eaten be ania ae ville, Obio, says: A terrific rain sterm was in | Court, Judge Montgomery, on a motion for an shapes ” ee eee ne Houscmaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Conch: | Apply 1023 7th st. u.w. Jy10-2w" 2 a 56, Pacific sd ok Progress in this part of the Hocking valley all | injunction to prevent the award of the contract | 7h? has beeu quite sick wd nedaae chee Son ey i ee ee yesterday afternoon. A cloud burst is reported | for resurfacing Peunsylvania avenue—Messrs. | noon he and Mrs. McKee were looking at a WANTEDA PLACE 10 LEARN A TRADE OF FOR SALE—LOTS. at Logan and people here have become fright- | 4, Worthingt > op it “ i % i i Busiuees by a well-bred boy of sixteen, where he = = = —— ight 3 gton and F. T. Browning for the | game of tennis from the cottage window which | y\1) rvim subjected cs denote a eee Te be : = fncd. and many families have, abandoned their | complainant, and Jere Wilson for the Cranford | was being played by the Misses Elkins and their | acest MOWALS a if yl Se eee it Park, 10r., per mc: {Ok KENT—HOUSE NO. 701 M STREET N.W, occupied for 20 years by ® physician, 11 rooms, mod. imp., stable near by, Rent of Louse €50 per month, si Splendid chance for Apply on prema ae eee ae eee ee | eee T office, Syidst cur ub (17 in block Gand 14 tu block 1g), | 1° 001 € RUTHFORD. JOH KENT 1026 STH ST NW company, and Mr. Riddle for the Distric’ ‘iends, ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED LADY OF EDU- | Ohe avery desirable corner on Sherau avenue, 3y15-18 1307 F ew, and busciment Brick House, pave been stopped by washouts. Ata late hour | i, alleged by the complainant that they are the | Among the Washingtonians summering at | W ‘ats und suture amie Meets Bites refed, Plano thtee paaraac Ger cent °° | SHOR KENT—A NEARLY NEW B-RoOM HUUSE, | Bosca Vaney Sete WS Maries ae Haat night & was still catuing herd, lowest responsible bidders and they therefore | Hamilton, Va., are Mrs. Robt. McMurray, jr., | HOUv;2 2 00% of means, 08 Companion: partial | Sig oe SGbO. F. GRAHAM, 1903 Pa Saye Moders improvements, convenient te Pension ’ ° contrac han 4 Re preferred. Add rent | — enw FS —— fice an jo went A M'ners? Mass-Meeting. ramp meg ety Fae Rea peace snd Mra. William H, Kencaster and daughiter | isurosu, 717 M st. n.w. Tt JOK SALI-FINE LOTS AT COLONIAL BEACH: | LUTHERFOMD Taupe ae sadeaaias ER & Meta ail cop vous, Sraeatox, Ixt., July 19.—A largely attended | ¢ the Cranford company. mes i eee 0., 637 F st. = “A wisest" | OR RENT—1 ST, NEAR M ST jezs iin Sir, BROWNIN eth ae a1 meeting of Streator miners was held in the James I. Christiancy, son of ex-Senator Chris- | pac (get Wanting, ce nive beat R SALE—AT A REDUCED PRICE, A LOT ON | find tye Po pea public park yesterday afternoon to take action Knocked the Boy Over. tiancy of Michigan, was married in Baltimore | Call or address at 1019°17th st. a ‘the sou Fa RENT—HOUSES FROM $10 TO @100 PER month. Complete list vllice z nd de- 7 ide of Corcoran st., near New Hamp- | partinents; #0. Ke He Tt. LEIPOLD, 1500 F st, Se " ;. ‘ i i is cit 5 STE] 7 i. a sh tb An tak tonce. Apply & 01 of 3 ween any Lour, dey or night, A MciINTY om the attempts of the Chicago, Wilmington | In the Police Court this morning Henry | Honey to Hive Edith May Phillips of this city. | \WrANYED—BY A. LADY, A POSITION AS BOOK. | HITS 8r¢, LATEA Rengain, if taked! stones. “AppIy to | second oor front. Asse | Myiz-lm Sis Fat, and Vermillion coal company to resume opera- | Lee, a colored man, was charged with an as- ae — 7 7 n TO carne BAR ceremony. can use | pewriter; references given. "Address L. cadet Star offic jy19- ENT—@10 PEI 2 S FOE SALES A BARGATN. CHANCE TO 07 "aud GOO Callan oe me, HOO get a South Front Lot, with double row shade ki 2 ; F%, RENT— tions at No. 1 and No. 2 shafts. In both these | sault on Benjamin Daniels, a white boy, eight 609 Callan st.’ ne. 0 hatha, 7 ~ trees, pavement, parking and close to electric | Son er ¥F uw. ___3918-3t"_| Window brick, 12 70% shafts @ bumber of mon ere at work running | years of age. Officer Maddox testified that on GEORGETOWN. Wee bl ie ae X | cars” M'sti"rice 50 cia, AUdress NECESSITY, | FJOK RENT—A NEW AND ELUGANT TWO-STORY mining machines. The miners resolved to use | +1 1 sh of Flr hee endian i Jon Similsr Place; good penman nd understands accounts; | Stat office. dy18-3t and Basement Presse] Brick Front Dwelling; six every lawful means to induce these men to de- i) v — 6 dress A. V Mice, sist from work until the state board of chari- | nings were fighting in Hughes alley and he | , Base Bart.—The game of ball put up by the | wis*s' fies at Lasalle and the board of arbitration at | went to arrest them; that he arrested Lee, | Columbia athletic club's ball team yesterday Wixteh ay, CoRNT this point conclude their investigation. catching him by the back of the coat, but he | D, ©.'s wasa stunner. For eight consecutive | vem ie tee nine 8 retro Heavy Thunder Storm in Chicago. broke away and ran aguinst the boy. The boy | innings did the players on the D. ©.’s retire in | Bookk-eser, Clerk, Collector, &e. - | was badly injured, knocked unconscious and ata Th r Cuicaco, July 19.—About 10 o'clock last night “ one, two, three order. The score was 11 to etn Se eh | Was sick some days. Lee said it was! in favor of the Columbia athletic club. A ran- one of the heaviest thunder storms of recent accident. ‘The court said that when | ning catch of King's in left field end Sprige Years visited Chicago. Rain fell in torrents | @ prisoner is arrested he should submit and not | man’s effective pitching were the prominent and lightning played great havoc on the south | '¥2- but in view of the fact that he had been | features of the game. The Columbia athletic and west sides of the city. For about an hour | #eMtenced for the disorderly conduct and had | eigh made 12 hits and 1error and the D. C.’s| V F mont BO) G05 th stem. N-ROOM BRICK, BAY WI rovements,sauitary plumb- 2 ik Lave, Key 2 ed I ~ E # and bath; Teférences. Address A. V., Star O1 FOE, SALE—60 ACHES OF GROUND IN THE | "iyTs-Ut bani eh most desirable locality in Baltimore city. We | = a = TX Waed-at tbe price waked” SAMUSL BESLAEAR Te: at the price ponsible position, uy | Bi0 St. Paul st.. Baltimore, jyis-: YOR SALE—FI eas cae é | | Biey. “Apply 13: ED—BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, EM- WOR SALE—LOT! i yment of soine kind willing to make himself | M42 Lota, 14th st. roar KI. ave, ;23x120 each, 916%. y useful; understands all about horses. | Ad- | ~ Square 736, bet, 1. ~nd 2d and ¥ and F s.e, $06 Lit a. w. 50,000 Feet in Square 693, 1212 9th st. n «for Warehouse or Goal Dump, 40,000 Feet | 2: ‘M n.e., fronts B. and O. R. R. tracks. i Help—Cooke, Drivers, Maids, Hosilers, Nurses, ad f L before midnight the fire department had a| been in jail for some days, he would only im-| made 2 hits and 7 errors, Sprigman and Weils | Youths for Aieat’ Stores, Geriian’ Bakers wad. Bar? EO00 Fest cor, | Sth and Kote ae. eh Capliol and | Seto Lively time of it and was kept continualiy on | Pose fine of 85 or 15 days. did battery work for the Athletics and Master- | $1g"ouhataw. ne ne VO Mdeor” | stand Land Maw eicton 1 S al e1 % - sae — 2ist st. near O pn. w.; . ALB! ; engine and truck in he department gavon tie | ,Cambling at the Hall Grounds, | *°Z ond Otlagen forthe D.Cog ny | axcaeenpatibiod bicte sesame tee | mages Pee Pee eet eee FE TERTAIS OTH TMERT ROW TER move, and had a fire of extraordinary dimen- | T° the Editor of Tas Eventxo Stan: ond Lieut, Elder of the Columbia athletic club | vants, Cleri: Applications for covernment en- Block 35, Col; Heights Kooms with southern exposure; two squares from sions occurred about that time the loss of prop-| Perhaps if the disgracefully brazen public | has arranged for to-morrow evening, commenc- eS ae erty would have been enormous. As it was the | gambling in front of the “bleaching boards” | ing about 6:90 o'clock, three swimming con- | ©}! ¥,1\1 = jnany fires were extinguished without serious | was stopped, or had been stopped in its in-| tests between members of the club. The first }| —-————————___ loss, ty fancy, it might have made the game of base | match isto be one of 50 oe ee WANTED--HOUSES. ball more popular here and caused a better at- | f,congest Under water, and the last is from the | —___U= = —— To Testify for Mrs. Maybrick, pop Island to the float of the boat house, The Nonroxx, Va., July 19.—Thos, Stancil, a col- | tendance now? A leading newspaper should | sport will conclude with a tub race, in which suiue terms, is Dewiste: lOPKINS & CO., 1 FICE, 711 G st. nw. — +1420 F st. nw. | Patent, Post, and Pension offices and inarket: well 1o- AP-A FINE BUILDING sire, | MG for Foom routing. OWNEI 914 Eat. aw. Sneie 27 0 9 5 RY I Nw lt 4 24th st. next to corner of ‘N 2ox | FJOR RENT—BY AUGUST I, 3030 P ST. NW, ‘all modern improvements; reut 35. Ap) ly at 1713 H st. uw. ibe i stony ¢ ings: at only BOLD, aw. cor. NT—1302 L ST. Pel VEN HOOMS AND cellar; sanitary plambing. For —BY AUGUST 1, A SIX OR SE wat eD POLD, s.w. cor. 13 terme, and per ¥ Room Monse; front aud rear yard; modern im- POR SALE—TWEN’ Missiob to inspect apply to GREEN & CUNNING. A siween 5 15th’ sts, new. ; | BP Lincoi dor (AM, 1405 F 18-1" ored waiter in the St. James hotel here, started | take some stand to prevent such an abuse. The | there 1s a large number of entries. ‘Aluvess CONNEGTIGUT, Star othoss oe monty’ An excellent chance for a rostants re last night for Liverpool to testify in the May- | Police raid gambling dens, and yet this is ten ‘TEMPERATURE AND CoxprTION or WATER AT 7 investment, KH. LT, LELPOLD, s.w. cor. 13th und F SINT RC. - van =O Seg 7 2, | times more disgraceful.as many a “truant” boy | a. x.—Great Falis, temperature, 73; condition, | qy; TEDIA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. GIVING | 2-7. ‘$y17-3t BUSINESS CHANCES. brick poisoning case. He was for a long time | can sce this public disgrace, whereas he could | 15. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 80. Con-| WANTED ay anne AN AND WHEE, GIVING | ee ATECTHE NATIONAL CAPITAL £190!2018 Otive, 6r., mt ees = = —4 servant in the Maybrick family. He was fa- “tend a - | diti ion, 7; ion ith | of well-furnished House while parties are abroad for | A’ ment Company offers for sale very Dexirable Lote 3 1217 BON Gr JOR SALE—GROCERY STORE, OPPOSITE NI 3 3 ¥ - not the other. Iam no “tender foot” on gam- | dition at north connection, 7; condition at south | of well-furnis anh cone ee Bh ee Ole: 7 br. Library building. Good reasous for selling Aq Tuiliar with Mr. Maybrick’s habits and will tes- | pling, but I condema that of Capital park, asit | connection, 10. Distributing reservoir, tem- Py Ay iS ao oe ere od beg ne eats bo ge between 3 and 6 pun, 101 Bets 3319-8 tify that he was a frequent arsenic taker. It is | is offensive even to me, and what must it be | perature, 0. Condition at influent gate house, a ‘ sts. n.c., and on 6th st., between E aud F u.e. ‘These >, Ok SALE—FIVE NOTES, @300 EACH (5005 also understood that Mrs. Maybrick has other | the fos “| ih entiilen ot athae hice High | WWANZED — TWO | OR THREE | FURNISHED | fots are very desirable either for investment or imine. Ik > = fore - pg . a to very many others. }; cons nt gate » 9 located, about 20 rooms, to rent at 6 Per Cent, secured and lot ou T mui fe linens Ga tide in the river to-day at 12:52 p.m; low tide | tocustomers ° HEMHON & hauiEy. | Giste Dalit. purvosce Terms mado to) suit "pus- SoULb aslo eee 8 gt ify in behalf. Three Thieves Convicted. at 7:22 p.m, jy19-6t ing purposes. Apply to ‘ Oy SE a ee eee iis han! i 2 _ X STED— y Fr 7 S, a Ww. President °—741 SHARES TOULMIN ELECTR Minnesota’s First Private Execution. | _1viss Merchant, a colored girl, was tried in Ware rice nw in Got potion af eee ekicet a. be ea EP cal Kaliway Gate Stock: the outlook for this sted peer pp feng egeend Pony ond toen der rlnne~ A ianarecat erage |. FR ee ee alii Miata SiS eb a chs “ ili i , aie HASTE, 5t y 19-30" 2 Sage Deposit g a : was hanged at 1:52 this morning for the mur- — paryalanr: a = five ne boys’ | Commodore Gerry Tells the Different | 2830. Some. VED UUHOMER cok ee “ SU New York ave. and isi96 iia. a ‘ " yieae der of Franklin Eich, This is the first execu- pene outs eee ace aes are Styles of Execution He Investigated, | W hoon Bickle, bay window preferred, 2. AALS ORCI REDO | SL yo YY ed tion to take place under the new law providing | She ‘ ‘ : VOODS & SO! Iy17-3t Building, 624 F st. n,) 3 SAMUEL BEALMEAK, 31 St. Paul si that criminals «ball be executed in the strictest | Albert Broadus was charged with the larceny | At the reference in New York to ascertain | 3517.3 Pacittc Building, Bea fet ww, | 25. SALe-GHOIGH TAROMA CAE Lote | Sobe i ean ~ 58 privacy and that no newspaper men shall be | of a clock worth $8.50 from Peter McPherson. how a person is killed by electricity Conn | =< THOS. E. WOODS & SON, 2135 BUSINESS MAN HAVING CONSIDERABLE resent. Broad: laimaed that he had onl; ed thi A ae Paci! ing, 624 F st. uw. | 1005 fluence and some capital, could also brig # Bum. P 2 jus claimed that he had only pawn ‘© | dore Gerry, chairman of the commission ap- re B21 ber of rents, Would Luke to enter the Heal ssiate Busi. The crime for which Bulow suffered was a | clock, and admitted that he had lately served inted i : ide h = * ——1 y. UTIFUL LOT ON BST. ¥.E., | 210: Bess with a Teliuble party Laving experience ; or most cold-blooded murder committed Novem- | in the workhouse. He was sentenced to jail | Pointed in 1886 to provide s more humane BEFOKE SEPTEMBER 1, IN ’s Ld ste, 185sx100 £8. to alley soucil | 918 furnish cash sgaiust's young. man baving ber 23 last near the village of Royalton. ‘The | for sixty days. method of execution than hanging, testified Skies dor tea peas sounds eat toe | Se e00 osab, barsnceon time meres ee | 143 sndelittic mone; BUSINESS, Star office. yictim vas Franklin Eich well-to-do bachelor Jennie Norris My oh a with the larceny | yesterday that the commission found that there, ward ani pleas location, nat Foasoy bie torus DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st~ | 12 go ey - —* ~ o— farmer living at Buckwin. about ten miles south | of a table cloth and other household goods from orty inti Felorences given and required, , SALE BORING TH ORNER a atlas make pres of here. Eich owned a fine team and it was to | her aunt, Hattie Chapman, A fine of $10 oF Licapctantt iliseear one apap sete office, ROLE ee Bitte Ting el dectieal care, Sg and Ty id and | _ ce eee in possessio: Balo thirt pose ve i . 4th and T bargain. i. 4 7 = ae aise teemmaraamed ak ered hi urea vom epee batch me 2 sion rejected in consequence of its connection | Woaishwd toons tor Light Boussxseping Mochi | SON, t28 Frets ayl7-at yo ee ea ROE SALESCIGAR STORE: FINEST LOCATED So Why Cox Threatened Barke. with the, French revolution and its general | $%>ssiate erticulnra, Address KLLINGIS: Bit of- FO! SALE-35.000 SQUARE FEET, OF GROUND zou wi, ns G dther business. For particulars jaguire uf 0 - = sidinenenimiai oy 7 » Jue 01 ve., 21... » | Genoa Wind and Rain. In the Police Court to-day Richard J, Cox | bloody history. Two other methods were pro- JUNG MAN DESIRES SINGLE | take tuproved property in part ‘payment. SWoua te er ee Caicaco, july 19.. st] —A special from Peshtigo, | was charged with threats against Thos. J. Burke. | posed, but both were found inferior to the rope. Koou in northwest between 6th and 1 nd and rain storm there | The latter testified that Cox not only threat-| ‘The garrote, Mr. Gerry said, was one method | Mi Address KY. U. Star office, WH8-3tt_ yesterday afternoon caused great consterna- | ened him, but struck him, on Saturday night. | he was greatly in favor of, deeming it equal in WANTED MISCELLANEOUS tion, its onset being so fiewss that it was feared i that the plese wesld be seeps of hours cna The defendant, who was represented by Mr. A. expedience and painlessness to hanging and $3,500; WILL GIVE 4 PEK CENT and first moctwage on €25,000 worth prop. erty, one mile Irom Gaithersburg, Md , no com. quire JOS. THOMPSO! "ay SINESS MAN tox Dosiuess whore business talent and push can ANTED. Wis., says a severe ‘th, G and | STEDI & BRADLEY, 027 Fat dy 18-St* JOR SALE-LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT, FROM rt) $550 up. 3.R. HERTFORD, eming Building. 396-1 1410 Gat, 1302 Lst., 1ir. 7 ‘ " Ny ANTED—SCHOLARS TO LEARN THE ART OF mt SALE_—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD.; ONLY + 10r,865' 908 26th st., Gr. tree. ‘The Odd Fellows hall’ was unrooted and | B; Williams, testified that on Saturday evening | electricity. Poison was another method of | WW ANTED “SCHOLARS TO LEARN THE ANT OF | Ee ae ee ree hea Ose F250 sites eli ; © his wife told him that Burke had been | execution that the commission considere: two Good Dressmakers, at 1025 Connecticut ave_u Ww, Cs KD, EN & CUNNINGHAM, 140: the so Catholic Se eee —_ endeavoring to attract her attention, smiling at | Was proposed to execute by Sylpze = N. HILBERT, "| _G-8m __ =i. INE-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY — Me insecace about buildings | > 2r and whistling at her, and when she sin fn ‘A HYPODERMIC INJECTION OP MORPHTA AN! BUY A HORSE AND SECOND- | JJOR SALE—14 LOTS ON ONTARIO ST., BET. desirable locality, near Peabody AF ST ‘ Wes carried away by the whirliag winds; trees | 55 Datk he followed het. Witnem then i Hand Wagon; anust be a good one aud cheaj Boundary aud Superior sts. M fin gast | achool;’ well built; mod. conveniences ; 66r\HE WORLD DO MOV Me were uprooted and fences laid low. Many of | te par! So wed her, ad = | Went | or prussic acid. This plan was opposed by a Address where they can be sensor call at WML HEL: | fronts, 20 by average depth of 120: 8850 to 1.200 Cellar, ‘wash trays, large closets. Apply 210 Stu ne. Ti ctreetriat Clocks” MAMBAY has the farmers’ fields in the line of the storm were bed Sag — et far al a large number of medical men, who claimed | TEKLY'S, 632 Yth st js Friday. ie | gach. ‘1 lots gp Champlain ave, bet, Boundary and | “3yi7.3e* eer : __ | prions. wesces cleaned, G2; Sext-clees muetn-eomtn swept clean of such crops as wero about to be | {014 him thet he wase dirty loafer, an that it required skill to make a proper injec- | WWANTED-AT MT. PLEASANT, TWO SINGLE immediately’ 1,050 to, 81250 cache 1k RENT—HOUSE 2006 G ST. N.W.. FOURTEEN | {ive lowest prices iu the city; we dely' competition, housed. Altogether it was the most threatem. | msulte wife again he wor reak his jaw ie aiall he held te ake cad Gentlemen 10 occupy “nicely Turuished Front | terms one-thinl cash aud balance in 1,2 and 3 years: | M* rooms; @75 per mouth; key, War record office, 17 fS-Ou ing storm that the place has experienced for | 14¢ ¢ourt took his personal bonds. tion, and that it wor e ind @ med | Room, with Lourd, Address W. V.,Staroffice, 1t* | ‘These lotare in the most rapidly iuiproving section | posite, G TIER SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGE on. rene sat ical man who would act as executioner. Be- ANTED—TO PURCHASE AN ESTABLISHED | Borthwest, and will pay well ae ou investment. OR RENT—HOUSES— 119 Harrison st, Auscostia, Dc x 2 teed eS Transfers of Real Estate. sides, the doctors thought it would prejudice | WAN: for cash. Only those meaning business | _3¥2-1m__ GEO. W. LINKINS, 10th and H ste. mw. nee eee < z ‘subar of suburban Convicted on the Second Trial. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: | the people’s mind against hypodermic injec- | need apply. Address M. W. V., Star office. Jy19-3t" JOk SALE—FINE LOTS— ‘room brick, Lanier Hi 225.00 aaa we vision of suburban ‘prop~ Pouriaxp, Onzo., July 19.—Last night the | W. H. Walker et al. to J. M. Hendison, pts. 5 | tions as medical relief. ‘The commission issued | \WANTED-STORE OR PART OF STORE, SUTT- Dope. Sie neem oo, 10th ot, SEXOO, i i circulars and sent them to the various judges abiet or the sule of Bicycles Se, Address, giving | fot; 8 and, 4 Jury in the case of Charles Olds, charged with | 804 6, blk. 8, South Brookland; $900. Lizzie J. | YS ‘doctors throughout the state, jon them | lesation, gett, &c. Mr. SB Hy PG. Box B00, Pile: | Nat. bet. 17th at suid Conn. aye, 9Oxay.100, . a n Pa. 3y17-ae ‘th aud 18th sts, 21.8x90. the killing of Emil Weber, brought in a verdict | Hurt to same, lots 12 and 13, and pt. 14, sq. | which of four methods—the guillotine, the | <4 = Dek 17th ang 1th sta. SOS in the first degree. ‘This is the second trial, , 1020; $1,000, Kate Fitzgerald to Emily V. garrote, poison by prussic acid, or electrici We a Es te 4 Domeetis g te a a ad ans ihe first jury disagreed. Olds and Weber were | Kaufferson, pt. 5, sq. 719; $975. K. Waldron to | they thought ® better method of execution | istactorily 1 SER an oar Feralas sathor- ss. prominent members of the ing | Millie Hanron. sub 38, sq. 858; @—. Idq| than hanging. There were 275 answers re-| 0 SEWING MACHINE CO. New York, Steet 3th, 22. fraternity. The shooting was the of a | Thompson to Ann E. McClerry, sub 13, 8q. 240; ceived, in which 81 favored hanging, 75 wanted | ~ -ANTED—UBE OF SAFE HOUSE AND Gib. id sth ot, B4r0 146 eo BR. M. MOKI Wg aig od te To Ok een a2; li Woda aa | hele an a re oer. OF re | Waar te vtinrataes cua” anecRE | PaO Meat a lien, | gear peetae Suffocated in » Tank. St Ge ee 1, Johnson {2 | son, whom Mr. Gerry said he considered the | Sy -anten 10 nUY-GOOD SECOND eee | Soe Lata We oe imp., 850. "A 1. COUMBE, 1425 5 air ot Saxra Can, July 19.—Willi ae Mad de es greatest modern electrician. In the corres- tlemen's Clothes, Guus, Pistole, ke, tor ction | Bauare 547, all. RENT—IN MT.PLEASANT, SEVEN-ROOM | Ward, Rosa, Cat., July 19.—William Bolle, | Clark to J. M. Henderson, lots 12 and 18, sq. ea lectri stated their | bighest cash price is paid. Call or send postal Square 1080, south half. ‘House on Howard ave., ite “Center st.; oldest son of Henry Bolle, one of the leading | 1020; $2,000." A. P.” W m to 8 | othe as ae ee Tre ees ches | Mavi? Sat AURUNAILTSOVTithatne | | Sgtare O08 al but 4 ite, wep, rgo7 rat, | Sieh bates ance lot. “Aipig next house, Wid-de" wine ke: i | ler, , . F, rookland; ". . od ¥¢ NTED -ARLOR RNITURE UPHGC 2: UTHERFO} As pi ‘—& LOVELY SEVEN-ROOM, PRESS- ‘ wan sera mip sale yg her | Newton to W. MeN 16, bik 8, Le Droit | shock. The commission carcfully considered | WANTED. snattevanca male ee pork aes | FROR SALE-LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND EE | P’Bick in [eNin, lot , - oO finally selected electricity day night. Park; $2,000. Mary ©. Shamwell 'to Ji all these doubts, but e po han the nee ee a | Matthews, lot 1, Wasbetrde lot; @— H. pg incanashnd bseregmoge ‘to ore hanging. {op before the gases generated from the pumice | Aheppibac to W. H. Dyer, pt 160, B's add. to | "T bricced nan aes had time to diaperse, and being overcome young | W-W.; $800. o modern, 8, | Mobi DEL, Detective 4 ree bene Pete ee eemameg | Muni Moa na Listaghet ui chiti hes rma 70k <-BY BO, HOL: REAL ES foward will be paid if returued ifr ts, the new vark drive, a ‘Ding Store corner 14th and Vetwn.w-itt ELECTRICITY NOT CERTAIN. NW pecs for ne-uapd, urate, Garry ad eh ete wardens “an cles: lagenigunpeal ele cape Ole TAN-COLORED | UND, WiTd Bolle went to his assistance. Both were taken ANACOSTIA. Dr. L. ©. Gray, a professor on nervous dis-| Feathers Entire Ho ri ‘areas eeu eblalued fun! Congres Speci eke Wo peor PVR oat ter sat hay i by pag oe fromthe tankdead, — eases in one of the medical schools, testified WATER (ORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. ‘Call Dist; alae bulletin of ‘cheap a ‘J OsT OR MISLAID—TEN SHARES OF STOCK IN Sentenced for Counterfeiting. Prnsoxat.—Mr. and Mrs. C. A. J. Williamson | that he was positive that no current could be | Wy ealgs Stock farm. Yymiles Sm Glu #8 | ooo. am BNO. WAG, oat Bouottend Balding meetin Srarxoriexy, I11., July 19.—Judge Allen, im | $04 daughter Carrie returned yesterday from Ho contradicted “auch, Ot estes | ar Beaton, cor: 20th at-hnd Las avs. city” dpTOint thas beens tune for the the United States district court yesterday, sen- | Greet goa Nort Meh boy eae and ars A 2 OTE AND 2 . LE: OF . Green aod thet te bay left this morning for | Brown's tetimony, and wid: "A German ex- | WW AS 2ED gfTUTE AAD, OL LESSOM, Be ert TELS od Apia, Wake tenced Louis McFarlan to three years and ania, ‘The doctor will return in a few | pert named Jolly, who had made slong study | caatisracys tow suse heséns Ube GE Gla twelve or more lots af Moses and Zebulon Revenserefi, ech to one | Savn Wes iinn. Gteds aah kon ton Gal epee | ot rostsirases ina work published by him in | “ete-im?* Mes pot slack eg nena nee im the tei fe the summer in the mountains.——Mr. Geo 1884 claimed that resistance was as high | 3) iTED—TRY SORIBNER. BEST ‘SALE Year in the penutentary for counterfeiting ar Simpson, who has been a rexident of thin fi 4 $0,000 ohms and then again os Tow as W 200 found tcookina toe Warned wot 9 aat 5 THAT A Brutal Wife Murder. employe of the government ting oftoe and ck hy ce rots ees cient Pie nh frp ae ya wi8 Asuiaxp, Wis., July 19.—. wife made a wide circle of friends ‘000 other result than unconsciousness; middie Pomerat} we heeitevtr seeped to leave for his home in Port Jervis, X.Y, hav. shee of men ‘having ‘received novere oloctris | Sale. Oven dali. Wit. noon So'clock yesterday afternoon, Joseph Flucks | iéiret Mr Teme Mand pe eee if is fe ears old and his victim was but eigh- | cured the position of conductor on ig hey had been married two Bef sleeper, between Weshington and we here till 2 o'clock, when they left on i. ¥.. is on that train. The section foreman saw : be ott a an T after Jeaving Morse walking arm im arm. A moment | about teen years, was iotar bo locked up ths track ond ane Go man nent alien strike the woman several times. As he ap-| ton for burial ! F i i Hii | EE f Albert B. Pillsbury, ‘well-known . proached the man threw the woman down an z re ee age g tee = — re —- a —. on been stabbed several times. at Newbury, Vt, to Mra Louisa F. — Wheeler, the widow of Prof. Wheeler, a class- For Other Telegraphic News See Pages 1 and &| mate of Mr. Pillsbury’s at Harvard college.