Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1889, Page 2

2 ARRESTED FOR WIFE POISONING, Ferdinand Knaack ck Supposed to Have Got Rid of Two Wives. Cutcaco, July 22—A “A dispatch from Neenah, ‘Wis., says: The sheriff of Wausharn county arrested Ferdinand Knaack at Kavkauna, Sat- urday, on a warrant charging him with poison- ing his wife. Knaack is a German about forty years old and owns a farm at Springwater, ten miles from Wantoma. He was married last ‘May to young girl and about a week ago she was taken suddenly ill and died. Her stomach was sent to borg x for examination and ex- concluded ep meses caused her death. hnaack disappeared from home as soon as his wife was buried. His first wife died last April rather suddenly and it is now thought that he poisoned her also, Knaack instructed his two small sons to tells any one who asked them how — step-mother died that they saw her swal- low some = about an hour before her death, ‘The boys did notsee her swallow anything and told what their father said toa neighbor, who mediately swore out a ut @ warrant. THE CHEROKEE STRIP. The Negotiations for Its Sale Likely to Fall Through. Curcaco, July 22.—A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark., says: From dispatches from Indian ‘Territory it is learned that the proposed sale of the Cherokee strip to the United States is likely tofail. The United States commissioners, Wilson, Hartranft and Fairchilds, will reach Talequah the 25th, and Chief Mayes will doubt- Jess call a special session of the Cherokee legis- lature to consider their proposition and also the offer of the live stock company, which now the strip under lease which they want ex- tended for ten years. The Cherokees claim to hold a government patent for the stri etd and say they must have a big price if they sel ——_— The Fatal Coal Oil Can. Cotvmsus, Onto, July 22—Tommy and Agnes Williams, aged five and three, were burned to death by the explosion of a coal oil can last night. The mother had left the house 8 few minutes onan errand, during which the boy secured the oil can, placed it in the middle of the floor and then secured some and set the oil on fire. Bob Younger Must Die in Prison. Curcaco, July 22—A dispatch from Still- water, Minn., says: Bob Younger, the Missouri outlaw, must die in prison. He is in the last stages of consumption, and prominent men of Missouri have been trying to secure his pardon. Gov. Merriam said to Col. Bronough and ex- Gov. Marshall last night. on their presentation of a large petition: “I may as well say to you now once for all that I » shall do nothing in the case—nothing at all. Ihave my own personal feeling and prejudice in the matter, and I should. not be moved to interfere in the case of Bob or any of them, even if Haywood’s wife would come back from the grave and sign your Petition, or if Haywood’s surviving daughter should jom in your appeal.” New Mexican Republican Delegates. Sawta Fe., N. M., July 22.—Fifty republican delegates from the various precincts of Santa Fe county met here last evening and nominated Gelegates to the State Constitutional conven- tion which assembles in this city on September 3. Much enthusiasm in favor of statehood was demonstrated and resolutions were adopted, demanding the speedy admission of New Mexico as a state. —_— Lewis Successfully Wrestles Green. Miwavxes, July 22.—A wrestling match be- tween Evan Lewis and Charles Green attracted 1,000 people to Athletic park yesterday after- noon. Green claims the championship of England and his match with Lewis was one of the best yet seen here, although Lewis showed himself to be more scientific. The conditions of the match were catcb-as-catch can, two points down, best three in five falls. Lewis won three straight falls. In the second bout, which lasted little over an hour, Green showed is superior strength, but was slow to take any advantage and thus failed to win a fall. ae A Spanish Steamer Aground, Courter, Mz., July 22.—The Spanish steamer Eduardo which left Boston in ballast Saturday for St. John, N. B., went aground at low tide midnight longs on Old Man Island, 2 miles south of here. e steamer is full of water and is likely ite prove a total loss, although with good weather something may be saved from Her crew numbering forty men was saved. The Eduardo hails from Bilboa, Spain, and was built at Hull, England. She had just landed a cargo of sugar at Boston from Sagua, aud was to have loaded a cargo of deals at St. John for Liverpool, whence was to have made a voyage to Cuba. <= MEET Two Ships Wrecked. Loxvox, July 22.—The steamer Altnacraig, from IHiolo for America with sugar, struck rocks near the islana of Palawan and filled with wa- ter. She will probably bea total loss. The crew have arrived at Manila, The Altnacraig is an iron screw steamer of 1,872 tons. The American ship Rosie Welt, Capt. Welt, from Newcastle, N.S.W., for Singapore, has been wrecked in Bramble Ba: straits. A Sea Lion Captured in Lake Winne- (0. Meyasna, Wis., July 22.—During the past two years people have at various times claimed to have seen a sea serpent in Lake Winnebago. Others who saw the alleged monster said it was a whale. In one or. two instances affidavits to the truth of the claim were made. It is now found that there was some ground for the Stories told. Saturday afternoon while two boys were spearing frogs near the lake they saw the monster in a shallow pool. Assistance was summoned and a sea lion 11 feet long was captured. It escaped from a circus here four Years ago and the fact had been forgotten. Attacked by. a Law-and-Order Gang. Paur River, Mass., July 22.—At 1:30 a. m. yesterday Alfred La Chance, while going home, ‘Was attacked in Division street by several men and received five cuts near the kidneys, which ay prove fatal. Two assailants, John and James Noonan, have been arreste They be- Jong to s notorious gang known as the Law-and- Order league. The others escaped. atediienciicor Riding Horseback to ’Frisco. Dexver, Coxo., July 22.—Millionaire John Allen, the New York hotel man, and Prof. E. H. Plott, of riding school fame, Yenver at noon yesterday on jaded bronchos and leading mustang ponies. ‘They left New York on May 14 bound for the Golden Gate. id have made the journey so far without the slightest mishap. wey hope to reach their Gestination by October. Sunday Base Batt Players Fined. Jzxsex Crrz, N. J., July 22—The players of the Worcester and Jersey City teams who par- ticipated in yesterday's base ball match were arrested after the game and fined $1 and ape making $2 for each man. The authori that no more Sunday games will be permitted. The Striking Laborers Quiet. Surraion, Wis, July 22.—All is quiet with the striking laborers. The militia is still here, Swaiting developments. It is generally be- Neved the men will return to work in a day or two, as prospects are favorable to them for the anded advance of wages, and many families are in destitute circumstances. Officials are still on guard, and taking every precaution against serious results, should there be an out- break. The trial of the men arrested for lead- ing the rioters is set for July 30. A Yacht’ Boller Syren Tuovsaxp Isuaxp Park, N. ¥., July 22—The boiler of the fleetest yacht of the St. Lawrence, the Lotus Seeker, was blown up at about 5 at the lolden of ident of the Delaware and The salt an Sate pounds, its limit, and was blowing off when the accident occurred. One ago by Herreshoff and could easily make twen! miles per a boar ts cost was $9,000 and it" Mr. O’Brien will Ask a New Trial. Loxpox, July 22.—Counsel for Mr, O’Brien Ihave decided to move for a new trial in the ac- tion for Prey brought by Mr. O’Brien against Lord Salisbury for slander. for asking fora new trial fs that toe who returned a verdict for Lord Salis on Saturday were misdirected. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. PERSONAL AL MENTION. WANTED—HELP. Con ee ee FOR RENT—HOUSES. Among the recent jrvivas ot Colonial Beach degen, Wie 0B eingnay Tos iy Spee eee | Gein, Mis ‘V. M. Wood, este 8. Burdett, r Mre.’A. I. Butter, Mist and wife, Dr. Fawsett and family, Mears; Wo ourtis, Curtis, Fred. 1 TAT iat oy nat eee meees rritlug, Box 150 Glas ofhoa, WANTED—HOUSES. === N. BROOKLAND, at lowest more JoRas's Sah et baa ‘co. la. 1529 I ST. Pentaeteritrtsne Fitna MONT AVE. ough repair W. Wheatley, A. Snyder, W. G. Schafhirt, and t. 5. Waring.” a ED— WOMEN C00! Pane ot ae Eceua ee Set a Se Mrs. R. V. Belt and daughter and Miss Bettie ee es A RT quarters for help’; orders filled every day : new manuge- ment. 910 F st. n.w. Among the guests at Edgecombe, Paxson, Pet hw. AMAL “aaa Suely JOR SALE — IN KALORA HEIGHTS and COLUMBIA Meiget ‘con “HOS 8 ea exegss iene ing Sites, pes nnouith. Addnens RAVI" Star omen. TS-Se Protea be Fealised. "THOS 3° nhs ANTED-TWENTY YOUNG MEN DbIy at Room 79, Gorce- ran building. from 0 to 4; Tusedsy aud WeduesdageLe ANTED A WHITE GIRL, ABOUT Years old, to Cook for a aural fatally ad ke |W WES ne Va.,,are the following Wash- Capt. Kennedy, wife and daughter, Mrs. W. Ei Bagich and stn, Mrs Mrs. E. G. Bond all of Washington, are guests at the Atlanta ome Fx. RENT—} 455, ‘7 OUND. , Rew BBO ~ st Winks 3 - 4 et pate Se ACTIFUL Lot ON x ease Tooma, , beth, de. out Met. News. 4 a 7th ate. Wed vay C., Star office. ®. Syl fo i Foome, heatite-rgom, rae 8 depth of hi Ere! Peebie are be Ti qj — . RK SALE-GREA AR 7 carr PRETTY BAY-WINDOW BRICK Fes ce Sites ss a neue an PCO Per square foot. A. J. WHITAKER, Atlantic City, w whiah is kept by Mra, B. Mr. James Teeny and family leave for At- lantic City to-day. Mrs. E. E. Fisher, formerly Miss Nohe, is _ the summer with relatives in ‘New glan Mr. E. E. Curry has gone on an extended tour north, eee White Mountains, Lake George, and Saratoga. ‘The Misses Maggie and Jessie Halley, accom. —a by Mise Kate Leitenitzer and Mr. Clar- ord, have gone to Northumberland, Yas’ for several weeks’ visit, Miss Annie L. Pierce has left the city for Boston and Marblehead. Misses Nellie and May Bolway have gone to Bwss Now Rubber Proot fi 3y22-1 must write a Honee, 302 neven chilazen out in evenings. 1390 pts Fara Key ce SOS Mok we iw ng Fa R YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE! BEAU- — A RESPECTAI b 1anne.tr.w.ee15 | Pant bita Lot 0 z ork, sunt tay at nists and ee 's1¢3 Md ave Ge. 6r foot: Sidhe ras ait Bie’ Piessaat’ Car, ‘water... ersity Park, &c. Fine Baildiag Sites at reasonable WANTED—ROOMS, __ S013 | Prices. _W.E-BUKPORD, 1429S, Yeave. Jy30-3t aR tain TWO OR T F f HAND. WANTED-A Lap ey $F Aste | Risomest Lote. fn Mount nt ieee | pa with, B in vi- His « | either f yu — A or tmvosmment. Can ‘ bt Dupont September 1; referenons. seis "9 | cheap now directly from owner. Address GARDS Eig sped 33 3038 ar | Star of 320-30" , SE LAD! WO TRON 26 4 Green’ JOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA ROAD, THER COR- ine gab ‘| WARE a heat and aus b bet. 1, Shh eye OFFI 45 Rear t HER ner Properties between 13th and A an er: eae eka ee ten ate.; ‘peice ma a $2 Bee! c rd ae, sr several eter gn gave eg Prices renwing 3 . ~-8 | trom to 65e. AM1508 Palaver LADY AGENTS IMMEDIATELY; Tai yates, ett} AS 3y20-3t oP wart 30) FURNISH JOR SALE—A BARGAIN IX BUILDING LOTS 4} Fadia Ipeys sore b 2100 simon cor, 1th anak |egote 30 1004 H st | Ki fret 6 inches trent va ween free, Address ct Lar Bete e : paeatg Stu. conersted etree mont raid sewer su 18 s must wold in = So wr js ae NTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- 18 511 9th» WORMS TEDI « bhavl wW EOE FE family p tviae im Takoma Fark. Mi peepee 18 2233 | _ a STOR P as * a Peunsylvania = RENT- RO JR Us MA LAND AVE. ©) —. aoe LD ANTED-AT #8. WEEKLY, A LADY FOR OUR R OMS. 18 Ree: Frew merits cE Te at De. 8 fromtage of (8 feet, it os to. Ue aro cbak er mae ROOMS, FURNISHED OR 72 M 8. SF ms svonseerEb epaapues. |, PROT ‘ age: Hint ra tape op at dona rc, 0, 7a Ewa, Oiyw- 1439 | _s710-1m Fein. | siasachustitesnes price slo, Be Be ©. B., Star office. For BENT—BY TH AGGAMAN, ; BEAL | Alot on Det. near 7th b.e facing. Maryland arts | Fetus RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED CouaoN ESTATE BRO! hivyst j= ante teen sth a.e.; willbe portunity to get & hms — HOUSES. ‘SO-feet fromt « * North Capitol st., opi tical business case ia wie Se" bats the door. Apply a7 Feta. SG Mat, a Se MOOS 417 Kee nw. 1 ..830 | atte pL Ca ee vpe ue ‘JOHNSON. Ji Star ofice. | NOR Bued Looe a ariieat Sit OR Feaeat ao RENT—AUGUST i TEX: :N-ROOM BRICK, 133 133 4y20-6t SWORMSTEDT & Bi ae Wank GROCERY, SHARE; UT HE A| Risectuatan PAC emt ns Hae | Mee eee oath es: a So a 00d utter. Apoly 216 dst. nw. tt | Mnout . mo neeenemae = 50 8 = ee frame houses thereon. will sell re Wises DRUG CLERK WITH A FEW ae RENT_FORNIGHED, OR UNFURNISHED is worth more than Watkins’ Glen and Thousand Islands. Judge A. C. Bradley and family have gone to | *24ress [peace gid Vt., where they will remain for sev Rev. Wm. M. Osborne, pastor of Gorsuch M. E. church, and wife have gone to Atlantic City for a short vacation. ‘Miss C. Hooker of Evansville, Ind., will spend some weeks in Washington as borth raepc of Mr, and Mrs. Henry F. Blount, University park. Mrs. neh ate magn erly fe route to her home in ep ae and her ‘ew the Misses G! are visiting Mrs, 8. for afew ane Mr. Lewis Clephane and family sail from Bal- timore to-day for Boston, and after a short #o- et ee, ee ww England coast will settle down for the balance of th —— old homestead in West Haven, Sonn, perience, with LATTERY, 3d and fe Waxtepa COLORED BOY 17 OR 18 YEARS usotal sbout store and willing make himself wi 5 mat, the ho aired Ay Apply yuse; references req ARTED-A- BOY TO LEARN THE PRINTING Business ae erences, J. H, WHEELER, Printer, cor. Och aud G sta B.W, WANTED WHITE HOUSEMEN; ALSO, Rs indreases, Butlers, Farm. Dalit Robe Hands, Seat coeeeel &e. re Stored’ at Also, Philadel) sae sokraaes: 910 9th st. n.w. ANTED-4 D RELIABLE WHITE GIRL for Ge: jousawork. Apply at 12 a? “Ess not later than oelock ANTED — HOUSE: WOMEN, SOBER a all business, Female, School and Music Teache: for fal Ht enmeroments, | Applice ENCE se ORvice, 71 MiGsc ne WV AXTED-ENGTNEER: NE WHO UNDER- ids wood-working mac! inery Preferred, dress, with references, Wek ae Star office. jy20-: Eg Miss Booraem of No. 1008 O street northwest ANTED-INL Lior NESS, A TADY WITH has gone to Laurel for a week to visit Miss Nay- experience’ not little opening for tl part: fits rua oe lor. mn ee Thorny See ;. tral localit; posure; at 1521 Nats references; sdtlisouly. fo0-3" R RENT.—LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, SUIT- able fc 37. nice t or or untarn! second and thi floors cheap, every convenience. Also front hens tess 225 E Fes Lg ipa tt LARGE NICELY FU! 5 per month. 634 Mary! Fo, aT THREE COMMUNICATING UNFUR; sth; large snd ali Sula for bousshoo ing uth Baseniont Noumea: Sha Oat Frese, beg Se ad F oF ST SWS 5 QRFURNISHED a jy17-6t E iN U. | FTE SPEER Chamberlain's a hotel. ‘Address NORMANDIE, Star Office. 3¥20-3t* = .W.. ELEGANT FOE RENT 1008 iat wit steitbout Boards oom facets on; ei sose a Fo, Lar e sy 20-30 i CHOICE LOTS ON \ RHODE ar Boott's Circle ; vid cheap, Ww Or 54 ‘JOHN SHERMAN & 00.,1407 Fat, R RENT—922 P ST. N.W. dy2u-3t* “RM. MORRISO} Government Printing Office ; Tag. ft. CAYWOOD ork ave. “3p 20-3 ay 20-8 JOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT, 50x115, OPPO nite reeidence of Kepresentative Butterworth on | Maple cve.. Le Drott Park, pater, sewerage and at | Cars convenient. Price #42 3y20-3t" BARNES S WEAVER, 629 Fest. m. * SEB 5 RENT—$25 PER ‘MONTH—HANDSOMELY room House, overlookiag east Capi- | HIGH i and within oue-ait equare wing of four ieee ne communi- en DEMONTE MOMS zane of cating rooms on : with or tol. Apply at once, 210 Delaware ave. n.e. j19-3t* Fo, 30 A BAROAIy Im Tro Lose TODD , wruve-eubc1 7 tn bier in bio Gfouces crohaneed, ea. 130 Ks.we fronting Fak RENT—UNFURNISHED. Onea very Geuirable corner on Sherunau vente, te be i>} 3 HF 708, RENT UNFURNISHED, | ON cancer 13th 2 bor = | third eas oe Mr. and Mrs. A. Richards and family, who F%xo.,, age, ay commun rivand | 1643 tothe sie ries Gu. F GHAWASL 1503 Fe ave. have been sojourning at the Hot Springs, Va., WANTER, ACOMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, 4D- | south ex sure: ators tamiy privates Hefer- | 1202 Now. utes E ~Om GALE-—WINE LOTS AT OOLGHIAL Baoan for several weeks, returned to Wushington on Carrier No. 46, 3710-38 _ at 382 tea 4y19- eS 50/606 C hear betel ou monthly payments, 9 Ht GRATE Saturday. They will spend the remainder of | ‘WW ANTED—6 SoG eae j30R sok BE EAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, | £34,044 2. 2 409) Go. 637 F syle Vs % : the season at their country place, near here. refs. and apply to W. iS’ Modes e BO coc out pm or en sult Sand ciemuadcanems nae 106i H st. ag and Mr. H. J. Toy, Mr. W. W. Dungan, Dr. R. CED PRICE. A LOT ON ran st, near New Hamp- 2 - he S je corner caves requieds A101 st aewe ay 7-70" Farnham, Mrs. Jane Farnham, Miss Farnham, ATED = & DRUG CLERK wit fet Miss LF. Miller and Miss M. F. Miller have | q\ ¥, Youre experience, with oggeterencen, erst pechoene ssnthes — ANTED-COLORED, MEN TO WORK ON Drum Point Railroad in miler en Upper Marlboro’ Ag Be Md., five Doki k CLEMENT, iT, ACTIVE MAN OF loca ed outside jeading cities, for position representiny Sy ag ee <3 in his state; references, MAN meas URER, Lock | Box RSID, N.Y. y jy1-m, ta,4w ANTED Fa ie ga EMPLOYMENT BO BuO in Fuite sand colored: for all kinda? doptestic ate fot six states, with references, 71 LW. ‘The Corean ladies are charmed with all they see in and around Capon Springs, and the lega- pose oy 2 will stay in their present pleasant q rs until the late autumn. Admiral and Mrs, Quackenbush left the city last week, and will spend the remainder of the summer at Capon Springs. Mrs. Barnes and her children are at Hamil- _ Va., where they will remain until Septem- r. Among the Washington people spending the summer at Rockville, Md., are Capt. Sker- rett and family, Mrs, Nelson, ‘Mr. and Mrs, Neil WixteD-¢0 7 Fe cone AGEN OY J I Belt and Mr. and Mra. men, Butlers, Waiters and general housework. Major W. A. Coulter fon in his phaeton, | *-2.w. Also European Steamship agent. J taking the distance in stages, to Capon Springs, where he is located for the wpe ay Among the Washington folks at Capon - are Mrs. Buchanon, son and grandson, ‘ajor and Mrs, Larner, Capt. Casey aaa nd family, WANTED BY 4 YOUNG COLORED Wow, place as Nurse or Chambermaid; best of refer- Apply at 628 20th ‘urses, Seamstress, Men ra. Cooks, Coac! Butiors. “SAMrea ‘COOMBE: S20 T stntw: dy22. e ot SSSSESSSSE SESE SERS Eps ee OR RENT_817 15TH ST.N. W., FURNISHED OR Fotifuralshed foomm en waties alee fice, room 0 FOR RENT—STORES. Fe. RENT-—STORE AND CELLAR, aphid 11th and, N ste. Suitable foreny kind hess; inquire ou the premi Jy2 st es SF in if takeu at once. to O00 | HILL a JONNSTON 1503 Pa ave Neue F& Ssie TEE Fy aye AL Car EST- ment Company offers for sale very in —— soeats ee ‘S61, fronting on the follow- ing street and L, between 6th and 7th sts mes and on 6th et. betwocut sad F mee thes lots are Very desirable either for investment or imine- | Giate building purposes. “Terms made to suit pure chasers. Advances made to reliable parties for build oni wr 7 oe oo Se 5 H — Hs Se pe aan B Be BRR BB aa nei te Pension slow re rent THLEK & jyi2-1lae SOC eee SF # Ceres itoter aoe +H i ing purposes. A FOE REXT LARGE oe A, 3) DWELLING: | 1 goth 5 WENT-ANEW snp maa STOuy STEEL a. SALKER, President, Fent reasonable. Key at 1231 6th st. n.w. ies 16 $5 fo it Pressed Brick & Eropt Dwellin 1 D, oa STORE, AND COR. AND CO Teh wt oe aw. HE, 1425 New 4y17-6t at 6 pene vouant, # ‘ork avenue. Fob, 22 RENT—G00) A pong: SALE-LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT. FROM BK. BEE TPORD, i Fie ee 2rs..85 VOR RENT — STORE 218 10TH, iT. FEAR B.H. WARNER & CO.,916 Fost. we, Gr. .18.30) al ate, sts, St 1 = pres Wwliolesale market and La. ave. suitable ‘for Siow ae court, 41a, 10.5 oa or 22d at. B ae = RENT—@22.85 PER MO! bp RENT A F ‘lee ce atory Brick House wig rows ron Maas. tre, tess beye at dee staat jyl7-4w GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th fend ission o Derdian iroquire __ | Bileston or grocery ae Poe REN TCSTORE AND eee = IM- R SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLE: 20 minutes’ ride from city ; Tk to 00 2018 Olive, Gr. mi Deck yards; O87 3m ‘business thoroughfare for millinery, con 20-31 BY WARNER & CO. ae tah =e isle ui tailor gr other other light ee FoRRF = = - OR Ss. _ ONTARI Ba ue 2.9. Dee eee eee. eT s 415 N at. n. w.. 117..865 20 by av dey 2 a te os FE, BENT STORE, 4) D “DWELLING 17; (zoe 60 reas ae of ie ee ° * sy i 2Ox 12 ot Apply 1023 Tthet. aw. aoe , for vuilding Hyuduediately 83 $1,050 to each, terms yne-third cash and balauce in 1,2 apd 3 years. ‘These lot are in the most rapidly improving section Rorthwest, and will pay well ag au ibvestuvent, ss FOR _RENT—OFFICES. t3 114 Jy2-lin "GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th and sis. m. Dr. Green of the navy and family and . NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED EN 0. 09 2127. ~OR mai LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND Bi Galick. N GSTs ie ob wanes Cabral SSE | myetesees cane aE ae, tate (rs Prats dog eadst seope cane te thecity of Washington. formerly Mr. M. H. Dooley is at Old PointComfork | BYsray thy, a! OF sddrese MARY EDWAEDS, 1850 | $0'per month, JOUN SHERMAN & CO. Niy#0-St Ha Lat, | galled Woodley Park. ict "ave tread tune a A musical and dancing party at Mr. Somerset UNG COLORED WOMAN, A 2016 M | Kaloraina Heichts, the org meng cae So ark Getva, Williams’ house at Boyd's, Md, Saturday even- | W diate os Chane oond CORED WOMAS COUNTRY BOARD. ioe Fite aie ie one alo earn Ap clas ing wae thor nly enjoyed “by his guests, | ences: willing to leave city or remain. Apply at ie 28 =e 180 3139 c cence a cae FOUR LADIES AND FOUR GENTLEME CAN B erst Sf prouiinence wh 1¢ houses = Agr ideo Sag hg gg a ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, accommodated at Woodlawn Farm, twenty min- 1308 y 3703 a wit snd Ere. Beary Xi lot 8° ne ak Sf uce as House Girl or todo Cooking. Apply 16 | Utes! drive from Frederick City: situation high aud 1607 site WAGGAM. yt54 Rufus Helpenstein, Mr. Joseph Jaco! 2413 Hat nw, pores es mountain Address Mrs. 1134 1421 _my10-3m_ 700 14th at Mrs. C. A. McEuen, Mr. and Mrs. T. pcan ANTED>BY A NEAT YOUNG COLORED, ¥o = Ee ted 1 ik SALE aa: alii ler, Miss Beatrice Cridler, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. laceas Chambermaid or Nurse Bees SPRINGS, W. VA—BOARD MAY BE Te6 Ex FEET ROU! Patrick, Miss Anna Pouch, the Misses Barren, fy. Address or call at 1428 Lat usw had at & priv Loar situated, o H wit _| Sealer een tc et Rah ae ae Dr. Stonestreet, Mr. Morton Otis, and Mr. W. | _ A WEED-BY 1 NEAT YOUNG COLORED WO: SEEK: Bestaues ten wie baa ae 184 EB at alameda eg “ rene me arnee anperaeld 25 Waltress ED—COUNTRY GENTLE 1906 = or Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Keyes, with their little son Frank, are at Berkeley Springs for the sea- son. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hosford will leave Wednesday for Chicago. Mrs. Hosford vill spend the summer and fall in Michi osford will take his old place on the is staff of the Free Press at Detroit until Congress | o; convenes, city references. on stn. ANTED_BY A GIR. UA" iAM- bermaid iu a private heer weal tay at ment leave the city or stay. Call betw Sombie WASTED SITUATION 48 WAITRESS Has bermeid oF Second Girl by colored girl; best of references {rom last employer, whose faunily ‘has Let the city forthe summer. Address INDUSTRY, ‘Sir J ANTED_ A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD EDU nox. desires to enter upon an, Apprenticeship in Heal Estate Bustosses ca Tertish highest Address APPRENTICE E., Star office, V ANTED—POSITIONS FOR 500 WHITE. Colored Cooks, Honseworkers, Drivers, Maids, Hostlers, Nurses, Housemen, Seaistresses and others: a few Germans, Bwodes and French and country. BURNHAM’S, 910 ANTED—FREE: REPERS AND ALL employers re furnished uithly recommended Ser- vunta, AP) plications for government em- egistered same terms, ot af PIRATE nce oF OPFICE, 711 Gat. references. The Weather and the Crops. ee ‘The weather-crop bulletin of the signal office says: The week ending July 20 was slightly warmer than usual in the states west of the Mississippi river, and in Mississippi, Maryland, Delaware, and portions of Pennsylvania, Vir- ginia and Alabama. There was more then the average amount of rainfall during the week generally throughout the northern states. The rainfall was also in excess in Georgia and in Re tions of Alabama, South Carolina ‘and Texas. ‘hroughout the principal corn producing states from Ohio wistuned to Nebraska the weather was generally favorable to that crop, which is reported in excellent condition, but excessive rains caused some damage to wheat and oats and interrupted harvesting in some localities. In the southwest, including the states of Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas the excess of sunshine and light showers proved very favorable to all growing crops, and cotton is reported as much improved. entucky reports the tobacco crop improving under the favorable weather of the past week, that the harvesting of a good crop of oats is in progress, and that corn was never in better conditi In Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama excessive rains have caused some damage to the cotton a is greatly in need of toeecr post In Tennesse: was damaged and tobacco is growing well, but the was unfavorable for farm work. In the south Atlantic states and Virginia the weather was especially favorable for all grow- ing crops, and the Octo mys are excellent. Harvesting is well advanced in the middle At- lantic states but somewhat delayed by rains in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In New England the weather conditions were generally favorable for all —- the potato crop. = the larger portion of the hay crop has been cured with but slight damage. The President Cheered at Deer Park. The President and Mrs. Harrison arrived at Deer Park Saturday night on the 9:15 train in Mr. Robt. Garrett's private car, the Baltimore. A large crowd met them at the station, Mr. Elkins and ex-Senator Davis were also on hand with their carriages. Several hearty cheers greeted the President as he stepped on ces — and again ashe and ire. Hi were driven away from the ouian Mrs Soop Sos pend ae al as Witt PLACE TO LEARN A TR&DE OR Business by a well-bred boy of sixtsen, where he will not be ed to demorall keeper, or a writer; references ive, Address = a WASTER -BY A GENTLEMAN, AGE 34, ae ‘'EM- yee habits, holding a responsible position, my raployer ws reference. ability aa M Booticepers jerk, Collector, &e. Adc Star oth __WAN’ TED—BOARD. cas, Bo ay ANGI ion convenient to reat! Opie Piano; locat ferences received and givi en, Address Patent Ome, ée PIANO, star o! Wadi 7 fchnity of Lath and Tate, Ae jults in vicinity of 15th and T ste. n - TABLE BOARD, Star office. dy19-3t* WANTED—LOTS ws OTS—I AM READY TO Sones aan Cheap Unimproved Propert; Yestment prices. Write to REX, Star office. cae el WANTED MISCELLANEOUS se WY eTY ND VU Desiring to Lowen the Art of ‘Gating Garments to try the cany avatemn under the come teacher, M. A. HOFFMAN, Ladies’ 5 ath ANTED—PLAIN WASHING TO TAKE | a by the Month or Piece, Apply to 118 Fierce 9 2. WH Als LADY Ltt | ERTS OF NICE Furniture desires sou Financial pt Pa Hous. 4 one who wili take bo: wed“ plesestt home money Ly and, good | oe Sta fhe, WAN. — PARLOR Ca eae) UPHOL- mattresses made over; work oo a nest apd substan! Ric! alij made; alt Sonees @ st. Low. Ge the Gly Sroae Wathiagina' an thaeead WV cg amrictabarbn acute aaa | § invited the several bn representatives 20-3t aboard the train to ANTED—$1,300 FOR 3 YEAR: 6 Waxraiog IEEE aE Ae | Fo ‘ED—! AUM P. iE Wart for secon ie rare te ‘THI HIGHEST, "ise | § ty. lal Wire Sa Gag tha AN ESTABLISHED » Star office. ie WErEEB att AL nine Nd AON wy DO! ic fatactorliy 30 the. 1c Swi comp, te ithor- ae Z} cane ee CAL ER oe M ND-1 apt after passing Wi over an hour iow Be en; the President its are in honor of the oEZHLENT Facturrizs vor Reacunxa Oczaw Mp.—The Peninsula express lea iia Poking leg ta a ity, Md. pay ae dinner and ar- rive at the shore for for supper after « comforta- railway ape an with wife rag — nun Pe Washington, convene to valle tation. Ad- terms and. asull partiouiars,<.) . am dress.’ 334 North Capatol street BEAUTIFULLY 8iz- , shade, stousive NSON ide ste scien a Fo TN a THAT SPLENDID LOT on line of Metro ‘oh southeast corner i Market Space. t ant jew Haiupsuire ave. and R. FRANK B CONGER, Lalo Fat, > Lr. a cog BEES Hughes Biostar 271m ADDY wo GitEEW 8 CUS NINGIA mM, 405 QR [RENT PRETTY NEW COTTAGE IN LE Droit Park, 1917 Suse Teekay rooms, 1m . VERY STYLISH SORRELL KE tucky Horse also « very larwe Mastif! Oe, ears and mouth. Apply at H. KRAEMER st. nw. JOR SALE—WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CAR- doun county, Vi Be \OARDERS WANTED AT A SOUNTRY HOME; milk, butter, chick shade and. healthy "local E Fae M oe 10r. 1816 Corcoran st. 1321 8 st., 7r.. Jetfersonton, Culpeper Co., Va. 708 KENT—A Tov ‘ELY SEVEN. , PRESS- , Buxxive, Wagons, Daytous, Phactons, Buck- 20-Bt Bricl ‘ump boards, Waxoucttes, Surreys, Coupes and Landau NESE, MOUNISVILLE, Vic HGH eataat | _¥20St Bight meramaroremeyt:ieupeetogang | fo Wau, uty Cote” pa ts location; large rooms ruit, 1 Fee grees 8’ POLRINHUEN, ‘Room I, 703 G ste jy 16-6 t——- Fa eR, ae Ln 9) a--4 4 — ies 5; Ao ee Xx W. ATTRACTIVE | forced berating toate fans ar on oem i nt properly done at bottom. ments gill be pu im onder. # Uhresstory, bay wtattow brick tes! Soca ing gpd Kepairing properly done at bottom prices” ORDERS ARALTRY LOCATIO: ERT 43 PER Mo Wi A| Fol oo ee at; how's 12 to's mye {OR SALE—HALF INTEREST IN A PAYING DE- ; bipuntain View ; lange rooms; 8 nice 3-atory ve rgine ad cella istrict, For particulars, eddsess IN- gellout table: trutteytaiik toss dally a e modern ay Provamenta we U1OOs Bae ae 906 0 ST. X.W.. 8 ROOMS, PAPERED tice yz0-3e* beautiful drtves, ‘Transportation to and from dep B. H WARNER & CO. oe at; all conveiietices: desirable neigue Mrs. D. H. PLASTE! KSONS DESIRING DOGS OF ANY Unison, ee county, PRICK HOUSE; . ON srk ged both room, with a the house, age which they want to Dispose CHMLD's Bird store, 317 12th o& w., imfurmation concerning Dogs cleorfully given, _y20-1w Fe RALE—A COMPARATIVELY NEW STABLE EL evater. “For price aud 1usy.fion apply to THUMAS DOWLING, _dy20-3t" Cor. 11th st. and Penns, ave. s. oR SALE-CHEAP— 4 DOUBLE-DOOR MARVIN has been used ouly 7 mouths: good as net also Sunall bate which ts of improveiments ; will Fifice to sell now to save storage; cash or time. A dress Box 87, Star office, ay20-3t 4 SALE—PART\ LEAVING THE CITY WILL 1 Abe J.B. Brewster & Go. Coupe, but ttle used od. imps. ; go .50 per month, 19 { REN USES ROM 810 7 TO g100 P PER month. Gapuplete litt im tomer window cau be y hour, A Mets Fate FOR PENT. EVEN-ROOM BRIG HOUSE ro Fs y town! house 1413 Sit ith at. z piy for key to 3 Sous P st. oF call at 6th st. and New York ave tow, BENJ, MILLER. 420. HOUSE AND SUMMER BOARDING Annex Manene Ya excellent shade, nice cool rooms; first-class Our boarders of iast seaso see ed for ie suminer. "BS to 87 per week, on og PM" oe. BRAUNER, Proprietor. v TOR OF FAIRY LAND VILLA OF T ie PROPRIE bes accom select Deuutiful steam boat ‘which is Used patrons, giving them free excur- Fe, RENT—NO. 806 18TH ST. N.W, NEAR PA. ave; Brick; 3 stories and cellar; 11 rooms; ali ibid re let Fe 30. OFS BE: WARNER & 00. exclusively for ‘OR RENT —421 9 ST. a, 8 a El Window, Prose I mod, im Fine lnape thcoes, Eioamens tore Coton be ahaa: reared tenay iota GILES. Occoguan Va, immediately. Fey “Alas 42% ‘at. Fs also two lacie Wall Tents with Fiys.” nates 7 oom i Star offic 0-28 RST-CLASS BOARD NEAL UNISON) LOU: | seatiin Augustd.” ent e277, nappy fo IN STUCK ~ down county, Va; Large Ai 20—3t 8108 M st. Fs SME-STOCK AND FiXTt aes ri Fy Nally ‘maile 5 station, shire & Old Eslablished Bar oom, 1006 die st. & ¢ trabsportation On, rom depot. LAS. Suison, Loud vs wid tae si | yee finished, beated by HOUSE —NoW Rae ‘steam, 1st, e352. $80 aud $62. sient ut, Ce fie, Sopa ap Mits“C'b. Maen. ING BANK FARM, TWO M FROM be Oe an concen: for Egon in ot ~< meet trains health SPRING a Ra Alexan Je28-1m* (JOMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN UMountains of sone aaa ear re aa cr + taal county, BUSINESS CHANCES. FronSties arcet tee PRS aEs GL ws Address i C., Star aah cheep to 5 ay YOU HAVE 4 ees Ho RENT WE BE Bent efor rou we aro ae We ses ‘all et ‘WOODS & G24 F ot. Fe Re Raa eae e teense ee AN’ lsage and cs Septal a HAN, WITH SOME a the wh ine vg Star iY tore, or in’ some cl TUNITY— a LE—20 SHARES OF WASHINGTON SAFE Stock, one of the best invest- Submit best offer to box Depo: pan. ments iu the city. office. JOR _ BALE—30U_< SAN BUY Wire Bed Spring fc DARD SPRING BED A ING CO. JOR SALE—DRUGS BELONGING To THE LATE Dr, J. &. Garduer, Falls Church, Hon of seme address C CLINTON oaiDRa 2008 bington, D. C., or call at BM. Pits om Falls Church Ve K SALE—J HORSES FROM drivers, F Virginia, amor x and As of SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY nd 22, iar, ‘ iyi Se A FIRST-CLASS at rs ‘ORES. lathes re» ol Pe Ms Tata Fur EENT 108 4TH ST. 8. =, 8 ROOMS, ALL modern improvements, { wi-im Prices reasonable | of 933 Dst. n.w. avi Cpr Upright improvements: finest interior mech anism, exquisitely nich. siugiug gualities aud im touch and repeating: oue of makes: nec it at tice tayaisd na want a io kenoen: Seed five months. A 8 Bg ‘om oa for Cumberiand's Bot House, Fat, jy16-1m felephone 2. Up diate 21, BETWEEN ee aout Toft at S21 11th ot. aw. seg ot “ L&E Saaghy0, oF we Boo owas Fees SALE TO HARDWARE * ———, ay Builders: 100 to } iI Seer eee PES Po sees eae ed urreys, €1: he above is requtred. 20-20 R SALE—AT A BARG. ee Uihsoven sis ss 200 tes ‘BUSINESS To the right ae mo