Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1889, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1889. PERSONAL MENTION. LOCAL NOTES. “THE ANGELUS” IS ALL RIGHT. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Mate gm or ae = = = Indge and Mrs, McDowell, 1409 Netreet,} Rev. Benjamin Gant of Anarnndel county, | Mr. Sutton is Entirely Satisfled—Some N ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN TO R RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, | leave to-day for Ocean Grove for s month or Weet Binet frcuit, of the ALE cherely ex: Cobticg Ruabaced. ad Populse ‘Address Box 7}. Sts Bening ef ex suite Detvate, Semnily j fereisbed: | more. oat reach at Wayene grove on Sun tay. oi —_ ae Bae sequired "2101 Beat, aui-or i rt r aren no ‘ebene, To-day. W situated esbiagtous ROR” RENT — UNFURNIS ON 800) Cee EET accom Natt for Hath | Sled a statement that €49,692 haa been pald in| "Jan. F, Sutton, who Lover aillet’s famous our House ip" his State atta heres oor, Lanes ley Communicating, Ropme: tage | Mack ersburg Thureday,to remain several weeks, | “Ty, “y, full Paid Shares issued. inst Smith, in | Picture, “The Angelus,” for the American art | Yoi0, vt. ——_ Si iw | inet ketone eae eee ee) Mra. Harrison will not return to Washington | which J. F. Keenan was appointed receiver of | *##0ciation, is not at all disconcerted or | \\ANTED-A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO R RENT—FOUR HANDSOMELY FURNISHED to-day with the President and will not accom. | the City View property Involved im the ease, | troubled by the sneering criticisms which have | W toot, Wah sad tee? Gree once Se pe a ye ot. ow, pass within a few steps of the door, 2:10 New him on the Bar Harbor trip because of | Judge Montgomery to-day appointed Moses T. | appeared in certain quarters in regard to his 4 ry ave. nw. dy31-3e Tee fatiguing duties connected with it, Bridwell to be receiver in place of Mr. Keenan, | recently acquired treasure and the circum-| WaX!ED-A MIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN | STS % Room | YOR RENT: Miss Carrie Oettinger of West Washington | Who declined the appointment, stances attonding the purchase of it. Ho was | #%-Peciio building. "ONE MAbs. APPLE Agee | Wen ba a qT di x elub will to ANTED — Btore-room 45 feet deep. P mtemranpen Poamperrn, pm Shr he ta Colonial Hekch about the 15th. instant. for ita | Seen Yesterday at the American art aawocigtion's | WoANTE tH ER Sy ig a CE RY SUMMER RESOR’ WASHING- es few weeks with her sister,’ Mrs. third annual encampment. The members will | rooms, No, 6 East 28d street, and talked freely | and deliver at once), made of nickel, gold, or nolid rooms. newly, furqiahed; mirror Windsct vith Mrs. 8. C. Moore and her danghter Fannie | appear in new uniforms and will remain in | on the subject to Tribune reporter. bronze: new gouds Just out; profits arr,” and sales si cLiors howe sd comforts and sumer Ee are spending a few weeks at Asbury Park. camp abont three weeks. war ty at ISHED ROOM ON rates; a Fx RENT-PLEASA SHE ox aio Sibbtng Wate ab Mab ” ; % “I have done nothing with a view to adver- | %: Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gibson (nee Woodward), | _ Geo. Fairfax, the colored wood and “coal ho were married in Rockville July 15, ler | 2¢aicr who was recently arrested on a charge | ‘ising the picture,” sald Mr. Sutton, “and as to f assaulting Susie Bowie, a small colored girl, | its fame, that has been growing for forty 2. oy this morning for an extended trip and ce esa a — SEW Fanon i ployed at his house, was tried in | years, These attacks seem to be the result of Te ctenn Beco RENT- 139 OTH |W. PARLOR FLOO! Idth strect, where. they” will be pleased to | 10 Police Court this afternoon and. he was | personal spite, and I have good refsons to think WA Rien wis Been hoe kanina Heme | SisShent mites" oh ea ed seat chica ad receive thelr friends after August 1S, sitet case of FC: Merry, the junk deater, | *At such is the ease, But if these people hope | ¥riter ‘sizes ‘employment orithout yay in lange | gan “Also, Three. Chamiber, Roonit; separate or to : Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coulter celebrated the | which was partly heard in the Poloe Court yes. | to hurt the picture by abusing it, they make a | Biaroftce ba sxverience. Adress Tae” | Saeb Mow York a m 108 Es i iversary marriage b; furth ued. great mistake, for the public have a way ot ANTED-—. N NDLE A RK RENT—ROOMS WITH OR WITH 20 nn wpe ep Test, pa the gusts Ba wiliceh eb Ruane — — faking a decided interest in what is wrongfully | VV V Derrick a Set rou Ben AyD to AS, ih, Me- Biissavenient to cur, rent from 88 to od Ht were a number of friends from Baltimore and ——-___ cried down, ¢ picture being worth | GUL, 90 We ig Pt Wr “ it iter were the Board Coll what was paid for it, I may say that there were ANT! MPET! WHITE WOMAN FOR IK RENT—OOMFORTABLY FU Sth Soapeue et othe ol inde prvewl of china. | 4 = pr ede eet aoe tonics x. | fre her bidders ag determinedas myself, and, Warr eee E Nave WOMAN, 2O8 | QE BENT penn rane. 2 tun On first re = = aa ro | With housek ing privileges: $17 per month. In- moreover, that I can sell it to two galleries in WARTED-A GOOD COLORED SERVANT, WHO / quire before 8:30 am. or after 6:30 p.m, 1140 Sth ee eee eet een cto | Loting is prosident, has been appointed for the | this country if 1 wish to. ut the picture is | NVce cook, ati and rua, ina ROU Lath. ees | HE Mw 330-30" ae aes ae ne ee aera iac; | PUFPose of examination and test of coil boilers, | not for sale, and will not, as I believe, be sold | 2224 bome to rieht party. “Cai eae t, RENT_PPRNIGHED OR UNFURNISHED, ev : D—NEWSPAPER REPORTER ON ‘Two Second.Floor, South Front, Comm The oth; hens in. The only manner in which I shall ever [aki PN Divinl ~~ ; ~ =H arice in Paris. Am tho a . . institution, if, indeed, we do not estal sucl NTED—; SHORT | _Jy30-3t United States Minister Whitelaw Reid, Mr. | sistant Engineers J. J. Barry and 0, P. Howell. | an institution hore oureelvin. Ay BE a 3 Russell Harrison, Consul General Rathbone, | The members of the board are now on duty at| “It is true that I shall, if possible, bring the for, tual family. “Apply, with reference, at 474 0 st Consul D. C, Halsey, Mr. John S, Cunningham, | New York, but when the boilers in question work in on bond, as I should not wish at once | *-*- U.8.N.; Mr. W. B. Franklin, commissioner | ready will’ meet at such time and place as tl JOR RENT—1505 Q ST. 81K ROOMS AND BATH. ‘mod. imps: desirable homer reduced rent for Juig tio permanent tenamt Apply to T. souxsfon, Baitable buildings or 1702 Nats ___ FOR RENT—STORES 2 k z to pay upward of $35,000 in duty upon it, and | WW ANTED- WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO $40: CHA OR RENT—FOR ONE YEAR, on RM [6G age pemeahen general at the Paris exhibition; Mr. Cyrus H. | president of the board may direct. Under date | as | Lelinve that the lowe sequtclag: such 'DAy- | Watters Deine Pane Henke eek ee ks. cof gears, Fine Store; best location ih the ag 4TH ST., NEAR M ST. N.W ‘sdoss tals lech kim Cormick, Mr. D. A. Lyle, U.S.N.; Messrs. H. | of August 2, 1883, the department _in-| ments will soon be repealed. A duty on works | SAM’L A. COOMBE, 026 F at. nw. aul-3 02 7th st. ow. Apply to owner, 1211 Khode Isl Ftce bath, and cellar: good repair: on Beit | 1G0- - une 1)... P. Macfarland, and Clarence R. Edwards. Mr. | vited proposals for furnishing coil boilers| of art is a detriment-to ali the interests of | 7 ANTED—WOMAN COOK, $25; LAUNDRESS, dant JY23-26_ | iine of cars and convenient to Pension obice and de. | } > 35 LOG 20m Reid described the sensations of finding him-| for the navy. The boilers offered by Chas. | American artists and to the cause of art in this $15; Chambormaide, Mon Cooks, Waiters. Kitch: | OR RENT STORE AND DWELLING OM IM- | partments; 630. B. H. T. LEIFOLD, 1300 ¥ ot. 331-3 6 Creche... 1440 Flees pie see STM, Arent mt road daylight and | Ward, Charleston, W. Va.; William Cowies, New | country. I believe that this. is becoming | $2.Mew.ifotel Chet Mv cnice "DICKS, G1 7H nw: | Zechlouerys Grucgiat,talor*ur olker Hight baglnwe: | FFOXRENT-AUGUST 1—MOUSE 418 6TH st. 2 14th wt str hdlwe 68 Mr. Russell Harrison told of the arduous labors | York; Frank B. ‘King, Washington, and the | understood, and that Congress will appreciate | Fa Std . ™ | TEU Gatn ws Rent 640, Keyeadjolatoe. Jele-om | ay; 10 Foome, Vath, modern impues alley, stable: | 15 : lect. cteroeed encountered by him in finding perfect rest in | Hohenstein manufaceuring company, Newark, | it fully enough in the near future tochange thé | \y7,NTED-A FIRS?-OLANS BALD! 09 | —=====SSE S| hase *gs31-3t APA 4 Paris. N. J., are considered as sessing sufficient | law. If not, the duty will be paid, but the Wane JOSEPH MILLER, 151 B st.s.e. Jy31-2° FOR RENT. OFFICES. (OR RENT—NEW, TWO-STORY AND BABI Por, fist Willis F. Crocker, wife and daughter are | merit to warrant the (oma! in testing | picture will not be sold, and no sort of an offer | \yWrANTED — IN A FIRST-CLASS PRINTING Hehocee twtr gener deat in aoa Eittent, Sroann, collar, al) modern conveniences: P ns fe) = 2am taking their outing at Saratoga, Lake George | them. Any of these ies desiring their | will im any case be considered, Office, Boy with trom One to Two Years’ Expe- R RENT—OFFICES — FIRST FLOOR AND | }5%,1435 and 1480 ae a and Melrose, New York. boilers tested must furnish the boilers and pro-| “In opposition to the merits of the work the | Pais star omice | ate Wualineations; Address | A’ besement of O17 E at nw. Inquire BEMES- | palSsll modery a - = rompemreideegiiay f Richmond, Va., is | P&te them for test at their own expense, either | opinions have been quoted of men belonging } ?#N1 eee OWT ey | HOMDS'S printing office, on the premises, Jy30-St* | Pa. dve, of 7 rooms, bal +0. "~~~ - Marion wson of ” ix | 8t their own works or at such other places as | to an entirely different school, who are totally ANTED—A BOY TO WORK IN A BAKERY: S1-Bt A. F. FOREIEED, BUSINESS CHANCES apes GEO, cor. of 16th and who wishes to learn the business. Apply at 6:35 N bt the guest of Mr. Hopewell Darneille, 2722 N| may be approved by the det rtmeut, They | incapable of appreciating or comprehendin, oue who knows alittle about the business, or on street northwest. have omy requested to commmunionte wi Millets work. io ‘heir clement is the carnal, bie aw. Oh Conn. ave. above Ret. ¢250 000 K, near M: : Coun, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wynne and family have | Chief Engineer Loring at the navy yard, New j the spiritual, They appeal to the scnses, he to ‘ANTED-AN ENERGETIO BUSINESS M OB SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF VARIETY 300 Cor. Gouis returned from Atlantic City. York, on the subject, | the soul, Whis difference is well anderstvod by | W sndth a 'amsnnont{o, BUSINESS MAN, | IQR SALg, ST0CK rere; Mill close out cheap ani Gora ab 8 Dap - ——>—_ i ’ ~ | trade; will have full control of finances Good reason for selling ; none but business need apply. pind uch st « Mrs. Senator Stewart, with her danghter those who heve so high an opinion of ‘The An- | Cfpacitersuipr orig sasen with geet Se memes aes y pont Oirere.. Pet. Br, Dupont ett” Maybelle and maid, sailed from Paris for ALEXANDRIA. gelus.’ Isranks in character, though not in | tine is assured. Address Box2, Star oMice, JyS1-20 | TOR BALESA THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED NEWS: Lat, bet 19th ‘ 7 wechtngton ats Saturday, the 27th ultimo, on workmanship, with the ‘Sistine Madonna’ of | \W7aNrTED—AN OFFICE BOY Wo CAN Use Fopijer aud sovumese doings paying business in» the La Bretague. Tae Exectrto Liont.—The work upon the | Raphael. The people will certainly be invited Schuyler electric light plant here continues, | to come here to see Mra. Wm. Turner and family and Mr. H. D.| but ik scoms likely? that ter; references requis ee growing town in northeast Nebraska: price great! he picture, but it is absurd | 103 Atlantic building. Sysose | reducad rf Rost. b and Vath sta Grom Get, satisfactory reasons for selli 1 Opening for 8 lawyer. or full particubirs aarese He er Btar office. 2 seen hat, the lighting of the | to say, as these earpers havo it that the price | WANTED At ONCE WATTERS FOR RESORTS, oy Turner and family have gone to Mt. Washing- | town by electricity, which was fixed at first for | paid, rather than the merits of the picture, snd Colored Women fo eiphin, ROR SALE—AN ESTABLISHED ICE it 200 1th at, anmimeC~,;,, the 4th of July and afterward expected to take | will 'be the drawing inducement. Can anybody | CQck*, Houscworkers, Maida, Nurses, butlers and | FO SALETAN ESTABLISHED ICE. CREAM Kosten Loti 160s? Circle ots cr we Miss Nellie Ahern, who has been missed for | Place on the 10th of August, will again be post-| prevent the public from knowing what the | 910 9ths tu Sy27-6t" neo; an opportunity seldom offered. ipacoges euar- N hand K ste. oa 3. ‘ poned. Many of the posts are up. There are | picture brought when it was sold at public ANTED-SATESMEN—WE WISH AFEW MEN | posing of same. Addioss J. J. WILMA TIL O07 434 3 per month 19th i Hi and some time from her accustomed plaze at El- i d eure the W Je and | Posing Dad nate Gee Sloth. 140 ate summer) bi ¥. a 'd to the | °Pe2 holes on many street corners for other | auction and caused a contest that intereste: to Sell our Goods by Sample to the Whol st. nw. 1930-3 — Be mage Petene zhacon ag! pres porta in | Posts, and the engine and boiler have been put | several nations thousands of miles apart? We | Retail Trade. Largest manufacturers in our line, n= (GENE D. OARUsI & 00, si, a is y. a th and 16th ste 30 up in the dynamo house at the city gas works, | have said, and shall say, nothing about the | Close two-cent stamp. | Wages 83 per day. | Permanent - ata Europe and was the recipient of many hearty answered. loney advanced for ¥ but none of the wires are yet strung, and the | price, I bought the picture because I knew it wages, adv. CENTENNIAL MANUFAC- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, BU eTINS CAN Bk OBTAINED AT OUR Or greetings from associates and patrons. advanes in the work Aces tot fastity sm antict- | ras the work ofa teas master,” But Lem onta | TUBING Jy25-th.s,tulm* inte from oar other One be inapected only by pes- Elphonzo Youngs, jr., has gone to White Sul- | pation of electric lighting within ten days. The | dealer, and do not care to have people know the W3NIED—1 GIRLS AND BOYS | Cor. 10th and E sta, n.w., corner above gas office. maven phur Springs under a six weeks’ engagement | town will, however, be lit by electricity before | price,’ None of Millet’s works are in the hands they cate CEP INET SERGE Cee Ri ee hh chain ‘medical _ty13-co4w = ~ 1503 Penn. ave iw. Se the close of August, of dealers, ‘They are all in private collections.” } cations for Government Boritions prepared. Ghasiver. - —— JOR RENT-HOUSE 10 FST, N.w., 5 Roum Tee emer Tae Vincixia Dextat Assoctation.—The | In the course of the interview Mr. Sutton | muids to-day. 711 G at, n.w. sya7-6t* 13 * “30 17: mod. imps. : house in good condition, rent @15.60 * Gas in the Air. State denfal association will close its annual | also said that the picture had been increasing WANRTED.-COLORED MEN TO WORK ON | JOR SALE — THE BUSINESS OF AN ESTAB- 3 ¥ 38 . per mouth, Inquire of W. C, JOHNSON, te, th ‘To the Editor of Tue Evewrne Star: session this evening at the Braddock house. | in value ever since its real merits were first ee hae eee eee ees ty whale E lished Boarding House in New York city, success- | * . 2 Allow me, as a subscriber to your paper who | Its session this morning was devoted to clinics, | discerned, some twenty years ago, and when | ™Ylqrom, Upper , ind | Yesterday afternoon the association held its|the Wilson collection was sold in 1881 M. | = —— a Jor Te eee Fea mane ee a = Ho" hae cringe mado - complaint of any kind annual election and the following officers were | Secrctan ‘was, gled to acquire it for about | WANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ALE-THE CIGAR BOK DOO Ee AVE | Ege a PLT LE SANT HOME. 1502 CAR- through the press before, to enter » protest | chosen: President, D. N. Rust of Alexandria; | $35,000, which was then considered a high | white and colored, for alvkinds.of domestic labor: fot Finest located and established staid in city, reason | 8D ly papered. in first-class condition ; against people being put to the inconvenience | first vice president, E. P. Beadles of Danville; | price. "Even then, however, it would have Dineen wtates, with references 717 Met. tw. | Zor ceiling, other business, nguire of O. 1, HUME 50. LL 1 was caused last night. After retiring, about | second vice president, F. A. Lee of Lynchburg; | fetched a still larger sum had it not been for an | 2912-110 80) al dyll-1 10:30 o'clock, I smelt something like gas escap- | tird vice president, F. L. Wood of Roanoke; | agreement between M. Secretan and another ing in the room. Feeling confident I had turned | 7°¢o'ding secretary, G, F, Keeseo of Richmond; | bidder not to oppose each other and to draw Ss 7 s - mar corresponding secretary, T. H. Moore of Rich- | lots for the prize after it was knocked down. conducted {oF many years; unexceptionabie ref-| Fe WILCOX. FH RENT—UNFURNISHED. x wd 13, or. t 4 Del. ave. ue. lir 6 0 wt. Uw i IX-ROOM BRICK HOt "REMEMBER window front. G31 KI, ave. u.w, Ht MSAY has cut the NINE-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY NEW, fire 214 5th si desirable locality, near Peabody ne. ») cl i en FUKNISHED. the gas off and then on again I arose and went | mond, treassrer, T. F Thompsoe of Fred cones Tae, Uailt: modern cunvenienoss: fui 19th st., bet. Rand 8, per year. all over the house in a vain endeavor to find | Itpeburg and Doctors poe h eae py raee eg taurant, Address RESTAURANT, iar redhead apply Coun. ave. bet Nand Klee the gus jet that was escaping. I Gnally came | Sec of’ Richmond end Wheod’ Cf peuwile: | MAY BE A RACE NEXT YEAR| \\,' ‘is i and be ines 5 _ — a ane ~ | 2ist bet. K - - Z pe {OR RENT-BY THOS. E WAGGAMAN, REAL | Le'Droit Park, lUr.verme. to thi t - . a 5 5 ie . Auacostia, D. G. PST. N.W. Pik Pia bat nthe ar andthe guly"war to gtrad ot | exeeniva committe, The anoriation as xed | Mp, North Thinks the New Boat He's | WALT Bik AEPEIARLE COVDEED a aetna aise | Ee a SER ee eee are Moai, | soe Manat Mat te close all the windows. which is | ""Nores.—Under the law the odorless contract | Building Could Win the America’s Cup. | oF priysts family; reterenoos furuished. “Adavean @: = 50 1414 1 thst nv.11r-035 | JOR RENT_HOUSES FROM €10 TO #100 PER i A r’ tend a . 207 st DWE. youth. Som pl y ce wind con abies Gakeie or fs Gata po = ht. ad tr for cleaning out houses is given to the bidder | pom the New York Sun To-day, WARIED [BY A FIRST-CLASS COLORED MAN, COUNTRY BOARD. a Cat. pw. or iy hour, day crue “Ts wie” haut dtlver teh the oder wes toe o oe 4 offering the city the highest fees for the mo- ‘There is at least ond yachtaman in England Place as Porter or to Work in some First-class eves : . 1 4 GIS Fat. tank of the gas company, 12th and Moet | ant crs me SuneeT gees Ee ised sghaeen: | wha tae Foaai lin ney teat et sitianareks | Getter ee ne 5 R | day wei follows: Jos. B. h, $500; 8. ne Feed the new Meo Ue : — southeast, and I live fully three-quarters of a | *¥ Were. as foll ' Og r mn : MAKER WHO UNDER- tin abs \, 5. mile from where they make gas from oil in. | M*rtim. $441.50; M. .Littleton, $406.50; M. | isn’t afraid of its conditions, His name is her business, Engagements By the Day: or DW ieat a Ancapolier Bea. alts, 85. “. . its | Clement, $391.50; C. L. Arnell, $375.50. 80 | North, and. if t cable; b he i 3, rent En i stead of coal. Now, I don’t know the merits “8 a “4 =, orth, and. if a recent cal gram be true, he is Week. dress Box 93, Star offic Ae. BOARD MOUNTAIN PE or demerits of either, but Ido know that the | 2°: ater sere Frere lig Beach. | coming across the Atlantic with a new yacht to WANTED-BY A WHITE MAN, A SITCATION | C°boattitu view: best of waters pussair; wauiee NPERRACE FaRM, RIVER—BOARDING during the Surnuier; Boating, Bathing and Fish People in this city pay enough for gas as com-| sued yix marriage licensos, For eome years | Sil for the America's cup, The lines of the | understands raniening and greay hone werk, ara: | Festful, health-restoring’ re Sins": Onn This is uot the Beat me T hare tory | Sight marriage Hcenses were always iastied in | new boat have becn laid down, it is eaid, and | drew i THOMPSON, Gur suaion, Ghartes Cp, | Tt Snickersville, Loudon coun 3 oe been | July, but last year icense: i i a - ( , BOARD Wi RGE, AIRY ROOMS; $18 tempted to write about this nuisance, for last | Jui¥? ‘sve Dring he eee wo Alone | Que of the best builders is to begin work on | \\-—u7ep—aya BRLLABLE WHITE WOMAN, Per fuonth: 134 miles frmma depot chuschen: ost HED winter, when visiting in the neighborhood of | Gri. couples were married in Washington, @ Situation as Cook in Small Private Family! | and telegraph offices; on Sheuan doab K. Kh. 1720 Conn.sy., 20n, ; would assist in washing and ironing; elther in city or | yard, plenty ‘Miss SUE L. BRYARLY, Wh: 5 thas neuen, the People compelled to close | Louis Alexander, colored, a hand on the sieam | park te syne oe ete recently won | country. ‘if fe™ | pore alent reason, and I am confident there must have | UafS° 1. 8. Venners of Georgetown, was | some races. 5 D — BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY REMAND BOARD CAN BE HAD r Miss E AN % ing to do at home, wil th 1 Ti 12 | 1341 14th st, new, handsomely-finished, heated been hundreds who suffered as 14 aa last night. 7 ——_ inne ae nes bres ee here Pane: Lr poe is ction. "Call aamniadtans iaeteuee Taken a i 401 * : som, 1 st Ex ‘aad 3d floore.” "eae, OU med Dok, UFFERER, ‘hallenge _ul-2t" ha é E = ‘ernon .. oe . OFFICES, f STORES, ee gat oie barpe=The workmen of Sut | Ue Nec het et Mt Sas | WW AR TEDSRO go DIOR ORyORTOR oyURS | G™* ***%j omnes oc am sion ee Se ate wc a The Boys and the. Apples. ‘pe. : : ly understan the ten months’ notice Houpemaide, Waitress, Nurses; Taundress, Coach: | | High and healthy location, choice rooms, good table, | Store and dwelling 7th | _ Stable 1416 K st p. w.$15 3 Bo : : land shops are now busy in repairing the loco- | clause in the new deed will be strictly adhered | men, Butlers, Waiters, and general housework. 613 | moderate terms. trausients odsted. jy20- and H sts. n. 045) Store room 1541 M st. * Wm. O’Brien, Edw, Walsh, Forrest Miller, | motives damaged in the late accidents on that | to next time, so that the challenge must come | 7th st. n.w, Also European Steamship agent. aul-3t* YOUN’ CAN BE OBTAINED AT a | Storeand Low — oe oe ae neater weet cat te a ee aes Tenens | by daneeey i AT AE neeanaepnrems eoatrions | C Lert gaat | wi a Te: sk Fane try yesterday to get some apples. The boys | bas elected H. Stanton chief templar.—aA por- ree Nurses, Seamee Waiters. Cooke, Coach : | The above is only « of the on vii} aid not want the apples to an fen the SG sake aelrecun ferlig a bal roa age THE PRIMEVAL POTATO. Butlers. SAME A COOMBE. 020 F 1 SMD NERWMINFION Rew tools For ful iit eats itch for beet ee anon - ee a ee WANTED—A PLACE TO DRIVE AND TO BE on bil te lawns; fine = = = = eee But they thought they would get | had been underinined by the rain.——The dem- | 1¢ Was Not a Root, But an Underground | Wut Pn’ EAC feamly)eood itt rofereney | orc imouguiton; plenty of deeey uty and iter: | JOR RENT—1906 OTH ST, N. W. NEW Ba¥ them to make pies. They had several sacks | ocrats of Alexandria county will meet at the Bi Call or address DALLIS, 11:57 Toth at, now. cold spring water. old it Farm, Clifton Station, Window Brick; 10 rooms; 840. with them. They visited the McDaniel place, | Walker school house, Ballston, to-night to elect ranch. W3XTED~BY A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, | Fairfax Co. Va. thice-6 1606 19th st. n.w., Elegant New House; 12 rooms; near Brookland, and gathered about a bushel | legates to the democratic state convention at | prom the Comhill Maganine Sewing in Families by the day or week; terms | (.UMMER BOARD ON NORTH HILL FARM. | 843 / hs terms | BS 1017 6th st. exten of apples and started toward home with the | Richmond. Itis thought that Frank Hume * | moderate; references given. Address M. cated near the Shenandoah river; water and moun- ded, Le Droit Park, Pretty New : ; ; ; In some unknown region of the new world, | oftice. " JyS1-2t*_ | tain scenery: beautiful location; healthy. Write tor | Cotjame; Hrvome: 830. green iat aban — = —— ogee prendang bares alga “Missspete Fermp jd probably somewhere about the Highlands of ANTED-A TEACHER WOULD TIKE TO ACT ed |ASTLEMAN, 228 14th st. 2 routs wed ap the boys. They claimed that they wore shone, | mond, will officiate at St. Paul's church during | Peru—for the origin of the potato, like that Typewriter or Clerk during August Address PROF, | p,vg,2;,0;,Sestleman's Ferry, Clarke County, Va | syo7-eo26 New York ave, the apples by larger boys, who said the fruit | the summer vacation of Rev. Dr. Norton, of Mr. Jeames de la Pluche and other import- | Star office. SyRO-S. L DWE did not belong to anybody. The officer ar- Ket rested the bovson a sharso of trespass and THE BATHING SEASON. this morning Judge Miller took their personal a a ANTED—A YOUNG LADY KNOWING A Li ant personages, is ‘ wrep in mystecy”— there Wii about Type-writing, desires to perfect herse! w. at that precise period of history known | and wil) give her time and whole attention to any fi hie ekcootisancs “a basin upon eae wg | forthe advantage. Address H.G. Star office. } - NOMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN | JJOR RENT—1224 PA AVE. STORE AND DWELL- 1 | Cyountains of Maryiand, near Harper's Ferry, home | Wi tng, ectends through to D’st-: reasonable tetas to eqmforts and country advantages unexcelled,” ‘W. M. | Permauient tenant. instante. oaaesn ens j to permanent tenant £20, Ad PATCH, FOX's BLOWN 1 Pepa. The Great Danger of Ignorant and In- ji i ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS dy 27-202w —— — discreet Bat! 3 solanaceous plant peculiarly persecuted in the | WNT! Houseworkers. Housemen, Nurses, Wait- GOERS agree peer op ee x + Irving Park Camp. re struggle for life by the persistent attentions of | ers Heusekeerers Cerus:Draftaien Guschaatia! end FOR SALE—LOTS Pete aw eeh Ge, eee aes be | —__LOST _AND_FOUND. Yesterday was rainy day in camp and there | From Medical Classics. too many hungry and herbivorous admirers, | HAM’s, 910 9th st. n‘w. 27-6 == month, lnquise of G. BRANDT, 1216 iste aw, Let POOLD-HEADED UMBRELLA M = See R SALE—ECKINGTON—NOW IS THE TIME TO | - jy30- ward if lei 2 could be no services in the morning, owing to The bathing season, though not yet ad-|Insuch a case the common resource of any Vv ANTED.- HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL uy in beautiful .and rapidly improving sub- | ——— ee eee u au ¥- = - . nox 4 y rec F one : = 640 19TH ST. 0OMS, COM. Sp a gg Ber. nathan Daca ne ne At Sm | Srthat fatal rae which peer by or noe, | srauaary Mnsrspulous member ofthe volanum | waist e.,dngicateee rgoreamet on | Stared eoasee Macatee Me beee | Reba fare, ceeeateg” cluding vee | SL Onin wie fe tal ha Bac Ss ol a ribute whic! = i nt prepared. Rooms: stores t ~» 1 hay ot best an on jal ‘able; per month unt POOL, C8 v ound. i ard ft Rev. Nathaniel Jackson made an earnest exhor- kar ‘thes ax Be year is €x- | family would doubtless have been to adopt the | ployment prepared. Hooms ICE, 711 Got we | Gale ce price thet erik oaths whe purchase now | November 1; after that €110 per month. [nding trocseay, sthieebeen ara tation. At5 p.m. the young people’s meeting | * e ignorant and the indiscrect. The | usual solanaceous tactics of poisoning these ita 6t* to sell at increased figure in near futui BEALL Bk: — Sag . — was held and the presiding elder, Rev. W. P, | Te¢ent death by drowning of a young man sug-| obtrusive friends end actual enemies. Any _aul-3t 3. 5. Wit ER, 1331: 3y30-3t. TOCMD — ON SATURDAY, JOLE 8 ; OUTSIDE Ryder, spoke on the subject, “What is faith in | °8t# one cause of accident which is too apt to | other solanum would have filled its stem Fee ee TARAS OE LOT ON 1578 8: initials. “Lover will findit Uy calling st 800 16th se Jesus Christ.” At 8 p.m. Rev. Hezekiah Brown | be overlooked. The deceased had entered the and leaves with narcotic juices and made ¥i satay oewoVID D. STONE, | oar “Fhit Gate OF waaou— Bw, ao preached from ‘Seek ye first the kingdom of | water soon after partaking of a hearty meal, | itself exceedingly bitter to the taste. so fa SETED SEWING IN FAMILIES BY EEPERI-| _iy31-3t ae 806 F : oe ey Oey ee eo After the sermon the praying bands | and the fatal result was attributed to cereb: the beasts and birds, disgusted at the first bite, etcie and childs JOR SALE—A VERY CHEAP LOT ON THI IR’ cRNI T a = — “ 2 rebral clothes ; good button-hole worker and sewing-muchine F ae oF RENT—FURNISHED—1640 19TH ST. ¥ = 4 ae - took charge of the meeting, and four persons | i ‘i would have desisted from the vain attempt to tere! ‘Address Box 16. Star office, * side of P st., bet. 15th and 16th: 2: 2 per 1 rooms nicely furnished, aj] conveniences; will OST-GOLD MEDAL OWNER'S NAME EN- came forward and knelt for prayers, one of Co"sestion (effusion of blood in or upon the | Jevour it. Not so the father of all. potatoes, WASTED-AGENTS AND MiCHANTS Tu BOY DAVID D SPone | vent from now to petober 1 of 830 per months e110 | Xderaved on it he Snder will receive a reward brain), due to sudden immersion at such a t honest and straightforward plant de- White Ei ‘led Letters: first-clas pee Meacetivor a. _ | per mon’ ereafter. Inquire |. M. PARKE! ei 0 ¥3T 4 ta 2" “opgy pegs time. Lo may be well, therefore, to consider asa ve recduces te nace: perboe tps Nest gal o hall susan setae oaks eae HREE VERY CHEAP Lo's on ist | 1418 F st. 3¥30-0t_ | E.OUND—CAME TO MY PREMISES ON THURS. ‘ hb sti Hard d by herbivores in the struggle for | W¥c., directions for applying, to. windo the District building; each 20x90, T1506 OTH ST. N.W.. 8 ROOMS, ALL | Bday last two Cows, one Red and une White. Owner $3 to AtLaytic City axp Bacx.—In accord- | shortly some reasons why the practice of bath- | Hard pressed by . ‘Bele WHITE LETTER Cov., P.O. Box 123, 0, worth $: 700. $30 per month, EUGENE D. CARUSI & | can bave same by proving property aud pay ing charwen, ance with its annual custom the B. and O.R.B. | ing soon after meals is justly condemned. A ean hl epee Nec orl arenes nat ‘ AVID.D. STONE, Toth and E sts nw. iyg0-de" | HENRY RePreAT: Por’ Butcher, vefmecn” gts - Pap rsa | An we y31-3 . 2, + ee am sta., above Gran’ y J the round trip, good on all re ins, | #8 to encourage or induce a tendency to syn- | thus acting upon the necessities of the prime- | Reservoir and Cabin John Bridge. Cosece RURAL, exchange for cheap house, Apply at 1610 yasa train “will oes —— Special gto. | cope, to concentrate surface blood still more | val potato, succeeded in producing for a hun- | St aftice. 420 p.m, and ‘arrive Atlantic City et bn about the central organs, including the heart, gry world Essentially and fundamentally it | WW AN1ED—HOi | y at. MONEY TO LOAN. p.m. Tickets will be valid for retare which, especially if at all unequal to its | is not, as most People imagine, a root, but an Nescafe 8 AND CATTLE TO PASTURE; 115 ¥ ws Eyer yey —= ; ¢ |- POR, SALES THREE CHOICE CORNERS—16TH aa TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUTT a’ 1 shade and running ter |. 0 in every fleld: board fences (no barb wire). Dorado feat send Abode island ave. : 26th st and Rhode Ie- SSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W. $100,000 » per cent interest. No delay 1 econd floor frout. Jy 20-96 Mebane aoe, gt nce Ee Mot si ar enatate ee ea <<a 1307 F st. nw. 7 i stallweut plan. Fath, SF itbout lute insurance, Pays 1 to Scents per foot. | 3. aA it... 3e17-3m, wegen |). € 3 Estey aot 1s ” — gular trains nda: duties, labors ineffectually to readjust tha | und d branch, bearing buds and unde- | tarm, Forest Glen, Md. Can apply at Washington liv, | 2 Ham 5 roome an ealthy location: $18. J. B. | security is satisfactory, FOKBES & MAYER, Pt A fast pamtheray tg pen cbr, met | blood pressure, and finally succumbs, with volapen leaves Ge ite pened which wo know | ery stable, 31-G st-nw. Take your. stock out and | 2 is ELLIN( F st. nw. yao-it | “Syeda oe 930 F st. nw. City on Sundays at 4:45 p.m.. arriving Wash- | /nes.and venous system engorged by passive | us eyes, and capable of doing all the work of a | Murs itowien wanted free of charge. S.A. 1 mw | Re ‘ f niched. dria the maouth ot “Auscat ae te. | DM CSc cppeoved eat estate tect ington 10:35 p.m. On week days train leaves | Congestion. | It is as if oF te my occupied the | branch in producing foliage, flowers, and ber- ANTED — TO BUY GOOD SECOND-TAND | only de, per foot: ‘terins easy. Al ‘| Inguire on the premises, me peer | at Oise ae hoot oa ol ee ne 5 Atlantic City at 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., $20 p.m. and | Cutworks of @ fortress left for a time un-| ries, All that is peculiar to the tuber, viewed as | W “Buick tana ‘in, Patply oe oace Seek is HERTFORD, 1410 @ st. $¥3 aera - LEIPOLD, 1300 F # S70 * ; 6:30 p.m. guarded, and forthwith paralyzedthe resistance | a branch, sums itself up in two cardinal | BOUK, 12th st and Md-ave iE anges Avmoog te Joele Prieta, |stisstrbnir tude aire ines | palmm He bapte td oor | WY at gpk J WORE AF Wg Changes th i : round (an accident which. as we all know, | VV" VERY STABL Gat. nw. jySL2w Seutaamanetter sear — before bathing. Another danger to £ the familiar cases of layers and suckers, W ANTED-HGUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE | PS The annual “ iesta | PE SVOWded is that of cramp. This is partic-| may occur with any ordinary branch any day), Fumuiture, Store Fixtures, and Furnitureof every annual changes among the Jesuit priests | ylarly apt to occur after severe exervise or and, secondly, it Ye large, swollen, and sete, | description; algo eutire Households, Stocks of Met- | 1.0K SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD.; ONLY Rave been ‘announced by the Rev. Thomas | long imuersion. ‘The effect of cold being to | because it contains large reactves of material, | (ruaee of ail Minds. address CARLTON, “o36'K | WWS%6 intnuies de ou nest GS Campbell, provincial of the order, with head- prolong the contraction, while exhaustion OR RENT.-BY RO, HOLTZMAN, REAL ES VOR SALE—NICE LOT ON 4TH ST. = SS F ‘tae and Insurance Broker. 1 ‘ame * Oth aud F ote Bats. n.e., 20x97 to 20-foot a Building per sq. t laid up by the plant in this safe retreat to aid |<, a Ee jy6-3m . | [ONEY TO LOAN. IN SUMS OF (9500, 81,0 quarters at the college of St. Francis Xavier, | lowers pyar oa Po plonpyhorepr tenets of | the future growth of aoe aa eae ina A) y ismets Glothen, Gune, Flstoln ke or which FOE, SALETHE NATIONAL. CAPITAL INVEST. 5 7 Baud 0 percen JOMK BHEAMAN & CO iyi a N i i ul oa season, uber, in fact, must be re- est cash price is paid. Call ital to ment Cor ft for sale y rable te 4 y 7 7 7 = T . ~ ‘tt Ignaton church yesterday. "The changes | onto ese forces allibat ia requted for | garded" merely tune’ of the’ many plas | “EOTESae "AAA SOPRA nm | Matec SURO al tata etna Me eal Ste eector ear acme e Known July Sl, which ote | The pecs aang a nk ee Meeenaition. | dopted by planta in order to secure for then WASTED; HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. E | sta: n.c, uid on 6th sk. between & and Fine. These ‘ SiS tine a he ron Tong uefa gener yg a Turthee aa eetinn (eee Temarks | selves continuity of existence. In woody shrubs | VV ¥. Beales Stock Farm, 7 silos tro | ote are very donirable tithe for investsmeni or imine 3 522-50 3 38 | ko Loam MONEY IN HAND, i eUMETORORE feast of us, e ir ‘urther adm ny trees i i no. Tess a a ‘poses. Terins st see 10 LOAN—MONEY IN ‘D, IN SU! y ptieste, are removed from St Iguatine: Ths | fab that the bother im eold wantremtrs pap tar bdr aan are oe ee ity Beuies, cor. 10th at. aud Las av Chasers. Advauioes made to relisble for build- NISHE! to loan on appro’ ‘estate security. Node . rigg goes to Frederick, Md.; | economical of time and free from any appreci- | stored in the inner bark, which does not die, NER. BEST BUTTERINE. Rey, Joseph Busam, to Leonardtown; Rev. H. | able signs of muscular exhaustion. and this accounts for the way in which such Ws Sie beer ae ce aoe bold od rd, to Bohemia, Va. Mr. J. A Moral—i. Don’t bathe just after a meal. trees as almonds, mezereon and pyrus japonica | funded. iry Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer. and it purpowes. A sin“ ALBERT F. FOX, 920 Fst. nw, EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT a 5 U. & BONDS. the only scholastic changed, goes to Geor, 2. Don’t bathe when fatigued, Digest and rest bi ly ‘i fore further than How's Lard. sale only in the Ne yatore, stern, SIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, town colloge. "The “lev.” W. J, ‘Tynan | and then bathe. eee LES linge tied? begins to come cui’ O° | Setor dare at nual Suk Sdn, Bo ata das | _227-2m___ Baw a apathy fei 00), rem eto 0 cach Hyg ai ele 0 gtobo of St. Ignatius will succeed the ‘Rev.| An hour before noonand before going to bed ce = ai ee tese ae 470 Laven from 101620 211 ¥ ot a. x ie eaten he or, Wa. Kemer att|iatr ms amceigbas, Tmesvarasdare | |“ unquestionaby Aeeerae, pen enter eta, actrees bac” | EG ON maL mera Geen church, Philadelphia, and formerly of St, | minutes for children, fifteen minutes for women | T™™ ‘Re RPh. | fuenwon sade Over, Furniture Stead and Alothe De- E14 LOTS ON ONTARIO ST, Se *300 (20) _ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, gnating, wil return. The Rev. FD. Faller-| and bat little longer for men, “To delay much | , DY Joker—_ Your dolly appa ohi-tm oc rEGAT one Buveciog win, Beiten, Ft cat eerie ge hon eee, toes MOSED 70 [0AN IN ScMs 10 sorr ox a of Conewanga will replace v. Mr. ons se periods is a pernicious practice, | Srts G # io ¢ i ‘ Columbia st, n.w., €25 in advance. proved real Coghlan of Georgetown col- | inviting debility and iujary, How often one | Dolly's Mother (four years old)—“Well, 1| WANTHP. FOR AN EASY SHAVE OR a rman. | tach Hamplain ave. bet, Boundary Ce he VE lots on C We, bet. Bor Reva. J. ny Cut go to W. F. PULLINGER, the Ex- | Superior sts., 20x120 each, sidewalk ots and J. Nicholson of Gonzaga college, both | sees, iu a stroll along a popular sea beach, | guess you'd feel out of sorts, too, if you had all celsior ais Onsen, BOS 14th st., opposite Willard’s, | for building’ im: 31,050 to al. estate security. all bavem. i. Key next door. Owner 3B. HL W. * sn pres mutes r 2 L | = Aen ius chureh. | groups of drenched, miserable objects with | the sawdust spilled out of you.” aud be operated o Iplila white artists, fermi cue third cxsh abd bélauce in 1-2 and. years. | on neNT_UNFURNIGHED, ONEY TOLOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND Sey samcining 36 2. Te charch ine" lipe, chattering tooth, and” wrinkled, as eed z aarp RATE PATS THE MIGHEST CAH | Northwest and will arentnant JP eckeoomee oP RARK T MAWLINGR. 1965 Pe. Bera, Pusct A Jetea?Towphic ned | sar atcmeaare ene enaig ble amet aoe eee Nice se heen ore, ad | et SRS WHS “myst ath eee Erancis yan, Anthony Van der Heuvel, Charles | and walking about, por the cool air. Mold Grumpe (in bed, nearly midnight)— | 20 ust aw. aa" roneeny egies Mr ey Me ate OF IN tERbsT leichemer ‘m. J. Tynan. They return from w oul e been an | ,, ‘Connect Ai har cons S aacanemes te a ‘Ooo! I hear stealthy steps on the stairs—some sp) tic N, Rev. J. Leby will go t0 Gonzaga col ~— cstinyen. tech ahais of can ania one creeping along barefooted! WANTED. ROOMS. tid near by te proprecd av An ~ is re P. Casey to St. Peter's college, Jersey City; Mr. G. Clifford to St. Francis Xavier's college, New | have sought the seaside for the improvemont | quiet, Joshua; guess that's only our darter location ‘Address : York city; Messra. G. Bergan and J. Gorman to | of impaired health, provement | going ap with her shoes under her arm.” Caer Bee toe Woodstock college. Rev. J. Golding, lately of | The immediate effect of a cold bath is to ——— ree —__—_. ‘ANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF KE- Ps agen og v. a — of = _ pre ord Feige the ody, the bry asin 4 At the Seaside.—Miss Cota Arme—‘‘You take Witte xy ote oncetiant os son, a lege. Rev. R. Brad: jomas churc which, mete: -door sports, ‘about oud ‘Some caren Charles county, We » Rev. Mr. Russo of St. several p maseed. LF. ovens as ‘three os four. eng ice bose f NALiSi. Star efics: ae oats Zavier’s church, New York city, | The skin becomes pale, the ager there . Zing—'No-o-o, I can hardly ssy that I w herty o brent ” tunately, too common, even among those who| His Wife (who was young once)—“Keep WARTED BY HUSBAND, AND: Wire TWO 08 vacy desired. 4 ae J of ce 4NTED_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH Se. ide. Drefoer “oe “nos naets Sohest: | hltinns, ehivering icin Cota Arms—""Wall, now, Kwan told by | WY seared cating haat Dyan ‘Worcester, Mass., Rev. Mr. Harlin of Gon- sth certain some one that you were quite a counter 4, Star office. at zaga college, Mr. A. Ulrich of Holy Cross, Wor- | tions of the sys! i {oneer, I presume he must have been mia- conter. 1 pe = Flynn of ordham col- 5 — et eae, Weekly. EER WANTED—HOUSES. ball of Woodstock Messrs, Lunny Sorby. Has. (Se: hotel slerk)-~'Oun Z pat ap i, Ma will fly here over night?” it Frederick—Mr. C, NIUE eee Georgetown college. At i 7 to, or & 4 Mackay will go to Holy Crows college, Worces- Sdutrows wth pariCular Bear ? as pe Mr. = een pews. D. — We nA Has PELICATIONS DAILY FOR ANTED—I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAIL} Rev. Mr, O'itourke’ of Woodstock, and ‘My, tr eliived ving a Pe for rent them 7 Hearn of St. arty , Jersey City, will urns Pe a bad to Frederick, changes go into ri Saect immediately, ~ ——— BICYCLES, Plenty of Exercise.—Friend—So you have an- other race booked? I haven't seen you the regulation exercise spins to get in po anager aay. meee preparing himee! the eneounter, a ‘Surintes—Ob? I take my exercise snd how? B.—At ‘The baby gives me all the