Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weathé. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. TUESDAY. Hocssxerrers! There is “ad.” in City Items intended specially for you. Read it, Gneat CLEartye Saxe. The steady increase of business in our whole- sale —— compels us to close out entire stock of retail store in order to have more room for our fall trade. To close out this stock of desirable and sea- souab!e goods by September 1, we shall sacrifice $20,000 worth of dry and fancy goods, gents’ furnishing and notions. We have no old stock and nothing but nuine bargains will be offered. er bona fide sale, All goods must be sold without reserve by September 1. Tae ARcapE, B. J. Benmnexp & Sons, Props., 816 and 818 7th st. n.w. Rernicenators axp Ice Cugsts to be sold &t cost price to-morrow at Taz Fam. Oro! Sincr—the latest Srorz’s Phen RTO re rage—gt —_>—___ Ger a Gesvrve Banaarn in one of those $10 Buits, reduced from #18, $16 and $15, at Hameuxcen’s, 621 Pa. ave. Frvz Gas Fixrvnes of the best make and at est S. 8. Saepp & Bno., 482 9th. At anz Ixvirep to inspect their improved methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinues at the Exrmer Canpet CLEanino Woras, 691-635 Mass.ave. u.w. Telephone 787—2, Go ro Bax Rivet Monday, August 5, wit Btansbury lodge, F.A.A-M. Special attract Ar Srorr’s Deve Store particular attention is given to physicians’ prescriptions and family recipes. Banoarss in wall paper. Bargains in pictures. Bargains in picture frames, For fifteen days more. B. J. Laws, 1427 Penna. ave. n.w. $18, $16, $15 Stirs reduced to $10. * Haw 621 Pa. ave. Watt Parrrs. House and Fresco Painting, P. Hanson Hiss M’r’e Co., 1310 F st. nw, Bux Your Coal, Coke and Wood from Joux- tox Exoruxns, the leading firm in the Dis- trict Ir Your Hare 1s Farurxe Ovt Use Srort’s German hair tonic. We xaxx a specialty of remodeling defective plumbing. Suzpp & Buo., 432 th st Pats to order $3. Hampurcen’s. Hemrten’s, cor. 43¢. Your eyesight fitted. CITY AND DISTRICE. CONDENSED LOCALS. Walter R. Mears, a clerk in the sixth auditor's office, died yesterday moraing at his home, 2408 I street, of cancér of the tongue. The funeral will take place to-morrow morning from St. Stephen's church, ‘The Phil Sheridan commandery, Union Vet- erans’ union, department of the Potomac, has elected officers as follows: T. D. Yeager, colo- nel; H. E. Burton, lieutenant colonel, and Rolf Van Brunt, quartermaster. The fifth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. E. Hez Swem of the Second Baptist eburch was observed yesterday by an appro- priate sermon from the pastor. Albert Johnson, 1118 K street northwest, while on 12th street between Pennsylvania ave- nue and E street Saturday night shot himself through the left hand by the accidental dis- charge of a pistol when attempting to remove the loads. ‘The police arrested in the forty-eight hours ending at 8 o’clock this morning 158 persons and 62 were locked up in the Police Court cells this morning. Installation of Officers. Farragut relief corps, auxiliary to Post No. 10, G.A.R., Saturgay night installed officers as follows: President, Mrs. A. F. Dinsmore; senior viee president, Mrs. Alice Brendel; junior vice president, Mrs. Miranda W. Fuller; treasurer, Mrs. Maria H. Brayton; chaplain, Mrs. Jane A. ‘Van Doren; conductor, Mrs. J. I. Thompson; et Mrs. K. A. Hopkins; assistant conductor, J. L. Bradley; assistant guard, Mrs. C. A, Kibbey; secretary, Miss Jessie Van 2, ———___ The Policeman’s Services Not Needed. Officer Kurstner, one of the recently ap- pointed policeman, was patroling his beat in the nerthwest section of the city last night when he heard loud noises in a church which attracted his attention and he kept close to the building. In a short time he heard piercing screams, and thinking it was about time to interfere he entered the church, and, with baton drawn to show his authority, advanced up the crowded aisles to the vicinity of the altar. Here he found a Portly sister on the floor excitedly screaming, Sad supposing her to be in a fit was about to remove her. Some of the brethren enlightened him by the information that a revival meetin; was in progress and the sister who had enlisted his sympathy was only getting religion, and that. therefore, his services’ were not needed. He did not stop to discuss the question but withdrew. —+——— Real Estate Matters. "Caldwell Tyler has bought for $5,065.20, of J. W. Thompson, part 2, sq. 147, 120.60 by 120.60, at 19th and B streets northwest. A. Gleason has bought for $5,250, of Belle T. Clarke, parts 1 and 15, square 22227 feet 234 ani inches by 100 feet, H 14th streets north- West. Lucia E. Blount has bought for $22,500, of W. C. Hill, lots 9 and 10 and block 7, Meridian Hill. = 4 Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Elizabeth H. Penn to Mary J. Snowden, sub 4, sq. 155; $—. 8D. Harryday to J. B Ruffin, sub 44, W. P. Co.’s second sub, block 7, Mt. Pleasant; $700. J. B. Ruffin to Matilda C, Harryday, same property; €750. B. H. Warner to C. E. Hinsley, lot 29, block 14, Takoma Park; $592.10. B. F. Leighton to Jane E. Shepherd, block 18, Brookland: $366.55. W. W. Brown to B. W. Perkins, 3¢ interest in 93, Lanier Heights; ¢2.000.’ Hf. Taylor to E. J. Adams, part 16, sq. 686; $1,500. Business Assignment. Israel P. Libbey, watchmaker and jeweller $310 9th street, has assigned his stock in trade for the benefit of his creditors to Irvin B. Lin- ton. Preferences are made of two months’ rent due, $50; B. J. Cooke, Philadelphia, $450; Henry Carter, New York, $300: Jeanot & Shieb- ler, New York, $110; Booz & Co., Philadelphia, $100; J. A. Griesbaur, $30; C. H. Burgess, $14.75, and the Post, ‘922.45. “The liabilities ere $3,090.73 and assets $1,646.03. ‘ Her Husband’s Last Letter. In the suit of Ida Isabel Thornton against Charles Thornton for a divorce on the ground of failure to support @ letter pas been filed from the defendaut, who is in San Fraacisco, Das: Your attorney has notified me of your action so. shall not oppose it. I only ask ay mother the garnet bracelet shead she sent you. which are and py et- | A good portion of the , itis said, went info the callers of the policy Webkers hare. ea Temperance Meetings. The Baptist temperance workers is: the Bame of a juvenile temperance society organ- ized in the Baptist church at the corner of 4th street and Virginia avenue southeast one week by the Misses Clara Price, Lizzie South- wick and Jennie Beem. It organized with ‘thirty members and at its second meeting, held afte numbered sixty. yesterday was Grand Super- & jure. ilustrated by How the Senators Checked Boston’s | It Closed Friday Night After a Success-| People Rubh into a Crowded Store and| A Climb on Saturday—Other Ball Games.| ful Career—Successful Contestants. . Don’t Know What They Buy. n fortunate enough to witness | _ ‘The bazar which has been held for two weeks | Clare Belle in Cincinnati Enquirer: TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1889. gubendays beans tes ae ry pecren a on bengal ce yo a a ma apher, Jeave Band 0. penile abounding in difficult plays, The Senators Notwithstanding that during | @ craze for bargains. yesterday I benana peel, a = po ce of Bunker Hill and gave them a tumble in the tnpropitious the besar was quite succes, | ino = dry goods q ence he has been a favorite comic RICHARD EMMONS, Secretary. league race. The score was 8 to 3. Washing- | bout $1,800 being realized for the church. some just-too-lovely ton made 11 hits and $ errors and Boston'| The result of the voting for the various arti- | said she, “‘and I Thits and 4 errors. Washington had the tooth- | °les competed for was as follows: Fanny| ‘Yowaren’t pick battery—Haddock and Mackin—the points, | Zanelli, pair of carvers; T. Herbert, ton of | “No; but one ought while the only Mr. Clarkson occupied the box | °#l; John Cannon, oil painting; J. J. Cough- | the summer,” returned Ben- | len, wax flowers; C. V. Stewart, alarm ¢lock; | course-you-know- PS ort gn iemac an Sin oe told, | Geo. Russell, handsome plaque; John Handi- | tomo to find fault with her assertion. Istuck | to be provided ad lib., while with the aid of How would you like to be taken from school | = ™s*** re Hira wae’ ‘The Senators were out for the dust and the Pas, Olt petntings Thos. Fealy, button boots; | firmly to my decision not to go with her to the | science every night will be » moonlight one dressage Ga ce eeep eats and’ made to | NO#TH CAPITOL at © cmUnCH. way they pounded the snake curves of Clark- ‘umbbella; 'M. ‘Barrett, | Unter where the suits were sold. and every day one of seeming bright and warm | rn orrands every day in the year? How much GRAND MOONLIGAT EXCUSION. * le i ; ag | “I will sit right near the door,” said I, “and | sunshine, The prospectus is even said to hint ¥ M ‘Twenty-five Miles Down the Potomac par hear ofthe Beau eceaant aeage = Mian An “annie Sct Boban Raabe wpe bt piano; if, ompciee ene X shall simply march wo “st fi arid sl mechanical acanen stance, 4 On the Safe Steamer W. W. —_— with the veteran Tim Murnan in the grand | Cincy. 3 4 ate} é tumnit of frantic femininity in front of me, A | w aditable tree teen MEDHESDAY EVENING AUG. 7. stand. Carney led at the bat for Washington fleur; "Katie Sina; GA MAIS Bad Bote ont Tu tancllc | ae Seance ee nak cmacesn, ot | woudl pea ons stop to look in a window at pa-| efteshments ty the Tadiee at Ressooshie Rates, with three singles to his credit. The feature | gq; ; Delia Cremen, Women were crowded three deep about it. | the hotel are, of course, to be all in . Pere Zou never otherwise had chance to read? wencnee the tifa inning. Bennett hit to mort "enter th 4 ot wocld-be Mis fethey makaseee er Ss racers er pti ert - Sor th aaneey Jong 2 day were. wort undese: bed pointe or - admit that ther only spoken and Hoy went for it, catching the ball close to tO ler whi vo 5 a ‘eo ata fas re : NOT PORGET THE EX Blass, tomers, I ~kneed hotel wai ‘some’ or injunctions to “hurry,” would not the inde- rary ocLIFTON BEA, the ground and turning a complete |. _ peng torn hcp Ph geomet pendence of your American boyhood resent ‘AN CRG’ THULSDAY kata somersault, but he held on to the ball i e@ women, but I could read n0 | into attendant Ganymedes such treatment? Would you feel like — Roan trip cally 250. and showed it to the umpire, who, never- M. Gi af poems: “Seventy-three cents—this da: ing if a sudden breeze brought to you Pes theless, decided he did not catch it on the | g Merrill, only—best quality.” I wondered what on florions scents of the countrs? Would you) FJ*MLINE CHUKCH. fy. Is wae 5 8 great catoh oe Cuttins, Photog a a6 saventy-three cents could be Bsc per- The: res if = an old beech tree (there are e enthusi applanse wi followed. | Re. Ingelo ; | ular, #0 important. so perfect as to induce ®| mysterious music plenty in yet) you e Rain commenced falling at the beginning of tinting, Mise A. Collins’ | thousand or eo women trict thetr wecks, bend | wyeercas, mas Bacosto’ “ponk, pak’ ot Mee Red H, SECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION = ood ye 0 pe a re if the co —_ Wi , tea set; E. Kreamer, | their a, and dislocate their ventiee te at- experiei Weotpechest Now, wouldn't, you oe - DOWN THE POTOMAC AND RETURX, called at the end of inning. ther fi article; Mrs, , fancy article; tain. to fear that porhaps F was losi be curious to hear message into r pocket and go ou eaters tried to delay the game, but the requisite 3 tascbahan, — TR A. Dore, Poe's | the chance’ of s lifetime. rows the momen street in search of a stecable pebble to chuck at Under the auspices of the number of inflings were finished for a game ;_ Mildred Shafer, barrel of flour; | that idea entered my brain I was a lost woman, i rc ks, him just for luck? Of course you would if you YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION without rain and the crowd breathed easier, for mg Jackson, two boxes of cigats; | In less than no time I found myself struggling eee. ever were a real American boy. And dwadling the Senators were ahead. Now and. vhen the | Mrs, Sweeney, gold watch; Mrs. Corcoran, opera | With the rest of them, All interest in life be- Towa’s Walled Lake. along « paved street you came across some of above church, on the Players would look dubiously at the skies, but | glass; Mrs. Weiss, Goldsmith's poems; Mra, E. | ame concentrated upon an insane effort to get | prom the Burlington Hawkey boys on their bicycles, ~ You haven't one your- STEAMER “WAKEFIELD,” the rain did not come. Both teams settled | (Brien, clock; Lizzie Corcoran, Bible; Miss | to the edge of that table. I wrestled and raged, | *™2™.* greatest wonder in the state of Towa, and | Self, but what more natural that you should down to work when it was opponent that nine | Katie O’Brien, two boxes cigars; Miss Annie | walked almost over one woman's shoulders, ali dato, ta #hae io the “Wi stop and wonder if you ever will own WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST ® innings would be played. ‘The Senators bet-| Fry, lamp; Mrs. Holohan, plaque; Master Lans- | but-crept between another's high heels, and Eecbaee ear otete, is called the “Walled | one of tho shining spinners? Your run Refreshments served by Ladies at Moderate Prices, fered their score by 5 tallies in the remaining | burg, fancy article; Katie Collins, oil painting, | wedged through the crook on another's elbow. | Lake,” in Wright county, 12 miles north of the | may,” perchance, take you off through + four innings, while the Bostons added 2 to a At last I was there. I clung to the edge of the | Dubuque and Pacific railway, and 150 miles | Hanscom park. There are cool, delightful TICKETS. -25 CENTS. theirs. It was a quick game throughout, only | ¥ONTGUMERY COUNTY POLITICS. | table, as one does to the undertow rope at the | west of Dubuque city. The lake is from 2 to 3 | delis and soft mossy banks there and you may | yfusic furnished by ¥.M. C. A. Orchestra, requiring 1 hour and 49 minutes to play it. sea shore, i feet higher than the earth's surface, In some | !2!! around and watch the white clouds go kit- IN OTHER CITIES. The Democratic Primary Elections— ‘MY FEET SORT OF WAVED TO AND FRO the wall is 10 feet high, 15 tu ide at ting overhead, and away out westward you can | Bost leaves 7tb-st. wharf at 6.30 sharp. su3-3t* At New York the Giants took the Phillies into Defeat of Gorman Ring. Rule. asthe crowd moved, but I held on tightly. | Places the eet high, 15 feet wide at | see a drove of cows knee deep in a rain pond, ; the bottom, and 5 feet wi stones | De i i camp—18 to 8 The grounds were in a very Dressing sacks, of course, Heavens! for 73] used in ity nntnctinn oy in weigh from | Poacefully chewing the cud and cracking their Fe AN ENJOYABLE —— ote VENING ON THE WATER bad condition, caused by rain in the forenoon, | Correspondence of Taz Evexrxa Stan. cents, and I had never worn a dressing sack; | three tons down to a hundr ands, There = “A aad Jonge ah ~ th the ChERES ATU b ALBERT: eases It was intended to play two games, but the rain Rockvimre, Aug. 8, 1889. | bat Tfelt that at‘last kind Providence had in-| is an abundance of stones in'Wright county, boy number steen-eleven and are carrying a | 2PCENE ANSCGATION. Alva ducting Sreworkn, Prevented the morning game. The batteries | _ To-day has been a scene of excitement in | terfered to bring me to a higher condition of | but surrounding the lake to the extent of 5 or 10 message from a love-stricken Burlington and un” CORCORAD wilt eave at 6:39 pm. were: New York, Keefe and Brown; Philadel- | Rockville and has almost shaken the confidence happiness andadressing sack. I screamed how | miles there are none. Noonecan form anideaas | Missouri clerk to his Duleinea, But you come phia, Sanders and Schriver. Bac : r <7 of those who believe in primary elections. From a, xaid that peomuse aren ane jobredeesngh eve mbar} ng — ves to bad back toa realization that top time and kite i i i ‘ ‘i els e girl : “Seventy- il run e entire | ¢j i Event terre | nnty macning ntl Bight Gio stoste wore | A coats” I'husp en itl eos bead oo like is abeltof woodland one-balfmiloin width | fourtoen, ‘vou are forty, ex Zar asthe pleasures | MOAULSET PRAT MQRC RATE iti took in Chicago, the wildly rummaged among the mass of mus- | compose: oak, Witl is exception the | of concern i rki CASTLE, No. 2 4-4 ,s : infant Cleve mis beating “the “Ansonites in a | exch came in he was invited to participate in | line.” I telt cs tT. were coe. at 0 country is @ rolling prairie. The twee must | of Pevhhood are ed. You are working | CASTLE, No. 2, KG. i, Steaiuer W.W. OORCURAN E H tohelp the family out of the hole, and the music and dancing. well-played game by the score of 2 to 1. | the “flowing bowl.” Before 12 o'clock men | French women at a big public trough washing | have been planted there at the time of the | fun ye goes th is roe, Hey t you as it is past the |» }ckets, 50 couts. Ghildren.25 conte. Tickets on Tener and Farrell for Chicago and Beatin and | were taken to the polls in a beastly state of in- linen with a hundred other women, The sacks | building of the wall. Inthe spring of the year crusty lawyer who ded you for al ecamunton. the bers; also bart Sutcliffe for Cleveland were the opposing bat- 3 carrying evening palin rly seemed to be of different sizes. Think of that! | 1856 there wasa great storm and the ice on the | story paper in yo ‘ket. _Steamer leaves 6:30 o'clock sharp. eu3-5t? teries. Chicago made 5 hits and 4 errors,while | tox/ation and voted, not for thelr friends but | Hitterent sizes, and for 73 cents. Of course, | lake broke the wall in several. places, and. the | **9f¥ P&Per. in yo Iauyer, agent, who are reed-| GELECT EXCURSION To bar RIDGE Bp — Cleveland Shits and 1error. McKean of | for the people who had them in charge. The | the bigger size I chose the more I would get for | farmers in the vicinity were compelled to re-| ing this, how does it strike your case? Were COLUMBIA DIVISION. No. 3, UN Cleveland played a phenomenal game at short, | following ticket was nominated: For controller | the money. = ed the damages to prevent inundation. The | you made to work while other boys played? i aceepting all of the eight chances offered with- | of the treasury, L. Victor Baughman; for state| Stop! at was that berapa? Chemises! | lake occupies a grand surface of 2.800 acres; it it to yourself, and the next time you call a out an error. senate, Dr. Ed. Wootton; for house of dele- | $4 the same sign up. I pulled myself along | depth of water as great as 25 feet. ‘The water | messenger boy look him squarely in the face The Hoosiers made a spurt in the league race | | 142. Philip D. Laird, C, Villiam Kil by my hands. When I reached the chemises I | is clear and cold, soil sandy and loamy. It is | and try to imagine yourself forced into the score of 8 to 6, thereby getting sixt! lace. you” | back: “Seventy-three cents.” jad no’ ly ‘rom ere it goes, | ures which shoald be the heritage of American Beckley lost the game for Pittsbarg by mafing | 8; James ©. Holland, Joseph M. Etchison, tag a worn chemises, Like most women in these | yet it is always clear and fresh, boyhood. Rowe's throw from short. The batteries were: | Jn P. Sellman, Alexander Broome and Rich- | times I wear my corsets over little shirt und =the _— : b . . ’ —#. : 2 : The Disappearance of es. Pittsburg, Staley and Miller; Indianapolis, Get- | “4 T. Ray; for @heriff, William H. Carr; for | q corset cover next. But I realized then what F Costum asia sad Dailey. Indianapolis made 14 hits | County surveyor, George M. Anderson. a howling error it would be to continue so per- | From Blackwood’s Magazine, ‘ It is asserted by some of the democrats that | jicj, 2 omi All costumes are going out. Manchester in- and 3 errors, Pittsburg 11 hits and 4 errors, this ticket will not be elected. With the nom- nicious a practice when I could get chemises going anc! in- ciesies Saepenanion ination of Dr. Wootton for the state senate | 27, 8eVeuty-threo cents. I knew I wanted a | vades the secrotest village of the Abruzzi, and i , “ te | chemise instead of a sacque, because there | even : “ Brooklyn defeated St. Louis18 to 6; the | comes the death knell of “ring rule” in this | was eomuch more stad’ inn ghemice taal ia | oven ee Ueiitication “kee tee Seen | aud amay ask esswver. © | Dinte's Landing Howard: tri 13 ste et ee Athletics shut the Lauisvilles out—3 to 0; the | county. The fight has been made upon cer- | sacque, and for seventy-three cents, ress.. Civilization has triumphed over | “"E.pytident Cleveland, ex-Secretary Fair- to lange partion, itty F Cincinnatis ft11 before Baltimore, and the Cow- | tain and distinct lines and the victory has been | “ll of a sudden, while I was pulling over the | Picturesqueness, the stovepipe black hat is child, ex-Priv: boys from Kansas City took Columbus into | °°F¢d for the opponents of Senator Se ile, shrieking at intervals, “How much?” my | making its way to the Pyramids, and the formal x nm, 5c. aus-ate URSION AND CAMP-PIRE, TO » THURSDAY, August ry _ ‘Bathing, Boating aud ‘Fishing. PARE, 250. au5.2t 5 Es coat explosion of a own oe es - WB ‘uey’s coal works, near McKees > 5 =! —- ee TS , completely wrecked the boiler and en- STEAMER BARTHOLDI IN PLACE OF DIxIR ine house and instantly killed the engineer, | }>,uake* hourly tripe trom Cuunberland’s Bost Houses uis Erb, Four others were badly scalded Upper River Landings, aud the Feaetre Boat to hire. Secretary Lamont and James | jy16-2m °F sueet Wine chen 2 Woodward arrived at Newport, R. L, Saturday camp. ae, ey be entirely. My bee eva is and uncouth trousers of the west are in- | night Loree New Bedford and are the guests of JE essi0xs to a sudden determination to fight my way fur- " Cc. c. win, BUNTS. ANACOSTIA. ther along the tabie. What induced the deter- | pein tngcast amd driving out the flowing | Ct CN'Cn i. 55 May Waldron ended her fast Capt. Irwin resembles a snake as he crouches in the coaching lines and urges his men around A Camp Meetixa Erisépr.—At the camp the bases by well-understood signs. meeting at Good Hope hill under the auspices mination I can't tell. When I came to, I don’t Fully sneusoaeuranacne preg yr ae Saturday. She had not eaten any solid food acc know how long after, I realized that I aus acull sane tn eedemicoion for exactly thirty days, and reduced her weight : gas far as he can 10 : _— ON EACH FRIDAY bas . ; ; ; d : HAD SELECTED SOMETHING, make himself bidgous, “Think of the old | ffm 195 to 135 pounds—two pounds each day. _Beecher, on — — Wilkerbarre, is | of = —— Methodists Rev. Geo, M. Payne that in my effort to make even change I had | Florentine streets, of the Rialto at Venice, of | , The reports of terrible danger and great loss DURING JULY AND AUGUST. hitting the ball hard and often. preached the sermon at the morning service y 3 5 the Mart of Gi t th from forest fires in the Yellowstone national Wilmot is the fastest runner the Senators | and Rev. W. M. Gaines oficiated at the atter- | dropped six or eight dimes and that I had | the Mart of Genoa, 0 ee ee sack sae sunchs aanggecetel: THE ) Beery noon ‘service. - Thero was a little excitement | knosked: my heed: through the crown of my | Sry; snd phe rel ee en ee Se BAL The boys left yesterday for Cleveland. All| during the progress cf the early evening prayer i : Milan and Pisa and Mantua and Verona, in the Se sees <r elaeetnes e boy it ye 'y rs 4 8 i arly evening prayer | bonnet trying to recover the coin. I wondered golden days of their prosperity, in the time of | W, D. the team eave Keefe com; d the pa he | meeting. Officer W. T. Anderson had just sat how my bonnet looked worn around my neck | fheir republics and moncrehies; whet HY ONT Will Sell Excursion Tickets to ATLANTIC CITY at latter has not recovered from his injury re- down to supper in the dining tent when some | iike a collar, and felt dimly grateful when in: | ‘ieege aaneeh, what validay 6f sisteted, whet] Kee. fine tots a: Se ails Bilt baie me a ceived Thursday. boys rushed in and yelled that there was a fight p sq 3 » “eo + Sunaperiiie Sf you hove Sages ! vestigation ‘proved the crown remained bal- | brilliancy of color, what aniwnation the F 7 maled at second base. offic w down th icy of color, what animation re was! | blood, have lost your appetite. have that tired feeling Hotbendes grostd Sis'withes uch cose as | Seesi cent Singa Sry NE ke | eased om te top of iy end, jst where the | How picadidy hel aguten presto Seeta | wae ek YOR TEE nOUND TE. oh though he had them by a string. astor and his prayer meeting a few’ laps be- rest of the bonnet left it. Imust sew them to-| in the streets and market places! Ail was | ness? Ithas accomplished wonders for thousands Of | a5 0. svete will be sold aheais Haddock is pitching fine ball Lind. ‘There was no fight, bat some fun for | Sether when I get home, thought L When picture Wherever one looked. Gorgeous colors | afficte people, and, if given a fatr trial, ts reasonably |’, "bere okets will be sold good rds porte During six games Leecher, the new man, has | the boys and several prayers indefinitely post- | SCt home? | Why wasn’t I at home now? Oh, | flashed in the Sunlight | Bich robes swept the | certain todo you good. toand including the Teasdey following the dey af made six hits and four sacrifice hits out of | poned. About 1,000 people, mostly children, | ¥°% MY Parcel hadn't come back. There, that! pavements. Dignitied figures moved along in| “I have been troubled a great deal with headache, cule, end cnell aguiareminn’ eens Ber leant eee seni nt dey * | was the girl—the one with auburn hair.’ Sheg costumes befitting the majesty of man and ‘the | had no appetite, nostrength, und feltas mean at any e . ss jad taken the bundle. I began to shriek: | beauty of woman. Remember the old Vi i one could and be about my work. Since taking Hood's] Regular Excursion Tickets will continue to be No more — — — 29, oe of the < Sigel yes Bir 's sickness bas! That's mine—that’s mine—even change—| aed Florentine end Manone preety Sh egeon Sarsaparilia I have not hud the headache, my food has | gold for all Baltimore and Ohio ‘Trains every day at == fe p! oA 1 Fig — . anes on 1 pees Ser he aaitl 4 ri in aan Geo. | seventy-three cents! port the aspect of their cities in those days, | relished and seemed to do me good, and I have felt | rate of #7.60 FOR THE ROUND TRIP. These ig eceent Sip we teeead ie ses = Havenner Je etl of me Thesicknets——, | Nobody seemed to caro much exceptme. I|Enacontratt them with the dui monotonous | myself growing stronger every day.” M. A. STEIN- | tickets are good for ten days. ‘Tickets good for the The ington letics a Snother | Rev. Thos. B. Hughes of St. Theresa's church | eoljared the girl in time, secured my package | yulgarity that now characterizes their street | MAN, 19 Grand avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. entire season up to October 31st are sold at rate of victory to their list by defeating the Millers | is home after trip to Chicago, where he went | ang plunged into the picnic of getting out. | if @8 FOR THE ROUND TAIP. Street cars run direct yesterday by a score of 32 to 9% Nunan and | to see his former housekeeper, Miss Maggie | At the eage of the crowd I found Maud. ‘My | 2 HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA ‘ible were the battery for the Athletics. The | O'Conner, whois well known here, take the we any better for all this change? Have RS reir ee oa ec a ae rpentanagramcace” [SEEN Ea nal: Eames einai | re Vansowes, Sisetat Mri | eeeeeraceamne aeeae for the victors. mn performe Parish duties. — |". What have you been doing?” she gasped. thE ‘ . : _ dy15-m&w-tileel SSS ety There was a family gathering at the residence | «. 1 ” to-day with England in the time of Elizabeth 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ‘~ e DEATH OF AN OLD CITIREN. | of Sr./¢.°m smiih yentorday, the occasion We wens Bows sever ich on theives Meek (2 imply for costume, Never have men been so SSS * ierchauts' tod Miner Transportation Oa bir 0 Smiti te 49] - > ‘Steamship sail from Capt. James Kelly Passes Away at the | hrs Little of Washingtow were: present, the | Atthe door I asked: “Did you get your bath See eee eed: aainens over EE nye BEES a 5 Z ate auty a loss eal are - ‘ Age of Eighty Years. wre ign Paget givers: A Redes eg She seemed to evade the question, and with | still done. Great men live and move snd act, | ‘This Advertisement Will Interest Fare! meeaike? Aco dation Ubaurpaamed. Capt, James, Kelly, s wellknown, and re-| DL Pier, whe, way conned to her bed Slivoa gains Nor St Me ingured: “What | Greatevents corr fall of Bierestandiranght| 4, Howehcapersouy, °° | yatik oir toast ek Cy gah Sat pected resident of the old first ward, died at | withe sprained ankle, is about ogain. | I ‘ad been feeling uneasy a long time. 1 | (ey Sree, oomned heart indy beat an eighty the in Tin Ware and Kitchen Utensils Jormation see circularsat allthe hotels in Waslington, his home, 1913 New Hampshire avenue, last | ,NOT#S.—A very interesting meeting on the | jooked her straight in the eyes and answered: ose be as noble, the act in itsqf as grand, to be sold to-morrow at A. L. BUGGINS, General Agent, a Congo mission of the American union mission- | «7 don’t k oh Seuredhaued! i Path tr pra —S -- evening, of old age. He was born in the year | ary society was held at the Baptist church last | pat Tornoe (eae ned may sight, | but how can you represent it in art, vulgarized Saenimaeha tan Dace oie meee tiaiiica ‘Telephone Balfimore "247. yz don 1809 in Georgetown, his father, an employe of | night. Addresses were made by Mr. D. C. | ao Hoe hovel outs come up and help | by trousers ‘and debased to the eye by our| 8 Hammered Tin Cups for 03c.; Colored Ja- ae * 3 . me.” Her heart softened into a weak-minde: ode a This illa- wnned Match Safes, U3c.; Graduated Lipped | (yOLLINGWOOD BEACH EXCURSIONS. She governs Seving, wereeyen to the DE | Neekin sae Be, UB. enn selected | confidential condition. | cated barrage ~ his wih blswindo, titan: Quart Measures, only0tc,; Large Bread Graters, oe Aer OY ayectal Excursion EVERY trict in the year 1800, when Washington be- | Poem ioral of Mr. W. H. More of the | 1 tell,You right now,” she said, “I bought a| age, his foresight, his generosity, deserves a | O8e.: Flour Dredges, only 0de.;, Patent Flour | SUSDAY, aud i boot an Ground torchartes ache t ; , : Zand 5 came the seat of government. Capt. Kelly in capenetisiage gag eld vole tees bath suit three sizes too big, just because it| statue, but how ean art represent what the | Sieves, 08c., worth 15c.; Quart Coffee Boilers, | Apply to CAPT. 2h Si nANS eee ce eee tee Waning business | largely attended, A brief service, was held at auld’ e treat ee any size had.” | mind craves so long as he wears our dress? Gees, Qual Butter Buckets Ob; Planiehed | P>EwEMBER THE, EXCUUSION TO CLIFTON and was also employ ie War department. e residence and a more extended one at St. i 7, P. od A “ —) He took an active interest in public affairs and | Barnabas church, Maryland, where the buriai | OY knew what I had done. How Thackeray Worked. handled Tea Strainers, Odc., worth 10c.; Wire SDAY, A ust IN SOLEMN SILENCE In a letter to his wife in 1858, John Lothrop | Coffee Pot Stands, Ofc.; 2-quart Buckets, 05c.; | And that the srip will cost you “be. __ gub-2t° Motley wrote: “After breakfast I went down to | Fruit Funnels, O4e.; 1-quart Stew Pans, Otc AY RIDE, Bi S-quart Stew Pans, 08c.; Cake Turners, only | JB) the British museum. I had been immersed 05c.; Soup Ladies, 09c., worth 15¢.; Good Bread half an hour in my manuscripts when, hap-| Knives, only O7e.; Chopping Kuives, only 04c.; ON THE CHESAPEAKE pening to tarn my head round, I found seated | French Peeling Knives, only 12c.; Large Water A was made. Rev. W. G. Davenport of Immanuel =< pr det: ere ae a Episcopal church "officiated’——Geo. Simms | we untied my package, I sort of closed my was arrested by W. T. Anderson Saturday aud | eyes as Maud shook out the garment therein. Georgetown, was one of the original members | turned over to the Prince George's county au. | Sy ey Then she said in a hushed voice: of the Union fire com of the first ward, | thorities, by whom he was wanted for a bad a and was also a member of the Salamander lad- | case of assault. 3 7 Clara Belle, have you got a baby?™« n Ishut my eyes tighter and replied: “Maud, + to me Thack: ith a file of old Dippers, only O4c.; Tinned Tea Spoons, 6 for | que aw MPLETE IN , which the lage John D. Clark —comeiveacosen | next to me eray, with @ file of old news- | Dippers, only r O8T COI ALL ITS APPOINT. cnganised. "Dapt. Kelly wae's member” of the From Frederick. pour uue MY hope of salvation, I vow t0| papers before him, writing the ninth number | 95.3, Kitchen Leong he Mig Bog a city council from the first ward for several | Correspondence of Tur EVENING STAR. "All right, dear, but do you know any ono | of the “Virginians.” He took of hhis spectacles Water Pals, only 00¢.; Large Dust Pane, only | MENTS OF ANY RESORT ON THE CHESA- years, and his genial disposition and pleasant Faepenice, Mp., Aug. 4. | who has a baby?” y to see who I was, then immediately invited me b i ¢ .; Coat Hangers, only 02c.; Japanned Cov- adi d him a large circle of friends, parca B Nee Monge ‘ to dinner the next day (as he seems always | 98.; Coal a4 ; : PEAKE BAY On POTOMAC RIVER Wen the'war broke out fe mp coven ytdsrng Leber ineae torte pp er eg ES ore ied re Me celta) | ela tor penton, aaaea) rich, invitation ren Cie. works they Gieect pines in the first ward \d was chi tail , 4 ok “Oe Icould not accept, an then showed me ‘i , tag ” ne Heccsseny vrs engaged in the defense bf the | of Frederick county crowned Miss Mollie Davis | ‘“OF is going to have a baby?” P tin Padding Pan, 08e., worth’ 15c.; Nickeline 6 ) the he had been writing—a small, delicate, a % city. Since the war he had held several public | queen of love and beauty, Mr. Harry Davis of | 9, "audi, No! Why do you ask the horrible | jegibie manuscript. After this we gontinaed | TT8¥%. want " ! is awful.” a F ‘ orth postions, ee eee siasestor | Frederick county crowned: Miss Mary Harvey ag pe sa see," eaid Maud. oa — ig ceeds ae mee po ——* cade oy he we obliged, to | Sst maid of honor, and Mr. Ernest Kessler of | I had bought an infant's robe to fit a child =) accept the position of watchman in, the War | Frederick county crowned Miss Jennie Whitta- | about three days old. tring Say Bee sy rood, for tke ey epee or ep tanec department, where he was employed at the | ker second maid of honor. The coronation ad- Ser ae printer's devil. Here he is just finishing the erfect No. ~ Waeeren & Witsox Mra. Co., 437 9th time of his death, He was member of the | dress was delivered by Mr. J. E. N. Wood of Kansas Militia Called Out. number which must appear in a few days. Of jyllim J — Oldest Inhabitants’ association and of the | Frederick. Adjt. Gen. Roberts left Topeka, Kan., for | course. whether ill or well, stupid or fertile, Grand Army and for over fifty years had been | The asbestos mine located near Gaithersburg | Ravenna yesterday in response to a letter from | he must produce the same amount of fun,| Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa. Odd Feilow. He leaves a wife and one son | was formally opened yesterday. Operations thos or sentiment. His gun must be regu-| ave. Safes rented; €5 per year. my4-4m and three daughters. The funeral will be cou-| will be commenced to-morrow with’ a large | ‘hat place stating that the trouble between | puihor or sentiment. His, g at command. I ———— ee >a AMUSEMENTS. under th ices of the Odd Fe force of hands. Harry Ansley, a practical | Ravennaand Eminence concerning the final | should think it would wear his ducted under the auspices of ‘1! eS on ‘geologichs hina’ beta placed to| lecalicar'et & céunity onat hed again assumed se. ‘Music by the Raval ACADEMY BAND. First-class Hotel and Restaurant The Coming Prize Fight. charge of the work. such a serious character as to demand the} At Marysville, Tenn., yesterday afternoon | = a5 Saab The 9:05 a.m. week, day and 9:50 s. m, Sunday Local sports are awaiting with much interest | | A very pretty wedding took place a few day: | presence of the state militia to prevent « con. | Jas. Hannum, the son of wealthy parents, as-| N=W NATIONAL THEATER. ee ra the result of the prize fight between Billy | 8° heroes eee ates Union Bridge, flict between the opposing forces. The su- saulted the nine-year-old daughter of Jas, Fry. ‘THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE. one re frome Washington holding Bax Ridge Young of Baltimore and Joo Kennedy of Phila- | 1¥o,,coutracting, parties being Miss | Emina preme court recently declared Eminence the fis ras arrested) aud there strong tate af BEGINNING THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. Site to ‘Ssaltimore apd return, on payment of 1 delphia, which is to take place this week within | Stoner officiated.—Bion E. Babst and ‘Misa | egal county seat. A motion for a rehearing is s cents. Bi llem; ; The New York Bible house has sent out dur- (CLEVELAND-HAVERLY 50 miles of the city. Kennedy in his recent | Mary E. Bruchey, both of Frederick, were and in the meantime the people of ry ludge, 4 week days, 4:45 Sundays ht with Reidy proved himself a clover | married yesterday by the Rev. Dr. Geo. Diehl | Eminenoe demand the removal of the records. | inf due'jaton snes Acuil rote Cee wikia nreszar See eee Site teins eck te tenn | of ths Sisteotan hae, AE Tho Baveuna people object to this and have | '"S syndicate of forcien capitalists her offered | RILLY RMERGOM and HUGHEY DOUGHERTY. Se ae en ede ee ee \ Sot, Feller Coen GE eh bade arranged to repel the expected attack of their | ,;“ 53" tion will at Fall ent with the use of the gloves a rattling con- v. Father ( — -» who has been pas- | Svan : | #6 purchase every cotton mill at River, | venetian Nights, First Part, Oriental Patrol, the Egyp- test may be expected. tor —- whee ‘8 Oe iat Some sed ee the — and — ose at er bgs Lawrence, and ‘lan Phalgnx, the Wonderful Japs, ———___ wenty years, left yester: for Geor; other manufacturing centers. “Bromoprxe” cures headache, 25c.—Advt, wn, D.C; ghee he fas bees, teanstecred, The New York Appointments. Chas, Coleman, a colored jockey from New | SEATS NOW ON SALE. au5-6t cui —SEA His departure is etted by the entire con-| Ex-State Senator Jas. Arkell of Canajoharie | Ori ridi running hi the Arrention is called to the trustee's sale of | gregation and pam entertee ay 3 ‘clamomted leans, riding a ig horse on the race- ‘T GRAND ANNUAL PICNICOF THEGROCER brick house No, 1612 9th street northwest, to | one of the ablest theologians in the church and arrived at Rbinebeck Saturday, and was metat | track for exercise at Dayton, Ohio, Saturday, Fase JJQU0B AER Fatt against rn skull S PARK. 1st s York ave. take place at auction to-morrow, August 6, | brilliant scholar, Se Seren ny foe STORY Loved (> Merton, | Ws SONS Oe Boe oan Bowling, aud shooting. Dancing cousmentes StS 1889, at 5:30 o'clock p.m., as an excellent op-| Miss Elizabeth Beall Leech, instructor in | W20#e guest he was. A dispatch from Rhine- | TOSS “oe Ce® Stnoom. o'clock p.m. a its first-class. Tickets, portunity for investment. er aa = — and English literature in the | beck says: The senator’ visit is to confer with admitting gen! 81.00. aus-2t* zona Frederick: female seminary for the past two | Mr. Morton, at Mr. Morton's request, about the < E CYOLERIES, 1406 &Y: AVE. SLL auap- ears, has been appointed a teacher in the | remaining New York jintments, which, LH aa —-—— ‘ashington city High school. after to- fe hay said to be < Bren Tee adie Sect ney ge CABS ‘Tue Canat.—A large force of workmen under| A lively contest isin U per for the aid tically ALIFORNIA. Contractor Blunden resumed work on the ca- | Office at Woodsbero’, this county. Geo. Hull ‘ Special, Particn Semi-monthiy. , Tourist Sleep- nal repairs this morning. Gilbert are the aspirants for the place, gig Cuancep wits Bopseny.—Harry D. Eimer | with 0. A. Haines, democratic incumbent aS Satria Agwaty 20 and Matt. Hillery, young white were ar-| for the past few years, also after it. He will 7 Fh 00, 3 Rd A ' or any, oe amd Ohic rested yesterday én the chargo of (grand. ler be allowed to retain his position until the re- 3 3 Ft ceny. that Eimer « sav- | turn man McComas in mber. # fs of hi <2 "Thursday last was a EE “oo a’ ings of his brother, amounting to $90, and that the 110th annive: in company with Hillery spent all but $17. A here August. 0, ‘ x sca TEMPeRatURE AND ConDrrion oF WareR at 7 ied wary 6 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 75; condition, 7. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 79, Con- quite dition at north connection, 5; condition at| A $i south connection, 14. Distribut : a temperature, 79. Condition at mt gate- | reported y 5 8 contin wv house, 25; condition si ctinant matohoens 20, | on Remeburg, near Gharies- poe Deval aealiy -qearcaling. with wes 00 High lide i the river t-dey at SO pm; ‘es | Vile, bile ovk i spall child and without making-any ing Dog : a ‘tail pulled out, = ‘another set-toat the first oppor- = {ireland town oepandn ont. Tama, Busses, Suwa ‘DRESS: nt Russell, who, by invitation, gave a | Train leaves Baltimore leet ‘tomical