Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. PERSONAL MENTION. z.P. Rast and Ww. BS B. Slack of Washington are among the latest arrivals at Saratoga. Mr. Martin F. Morris has returned to the city from an extended trip, which included a stay of some time at Niagara Falls. He was accom- Peuied by twoof his sisters and two young nieces, Mr. A. B. Mullett returned from Europe on Wednesday. As bis trip was purely for rest and recreation, he took German steamers which required nearly two weeks to make the run exch ‘Way, and spent only about a week on the other side, He comes back in greatly improved phy- sical condition. Miss Fanny Moore, who has been at the Guernsey, North Asbury Park, for several weeks past, bas returned to the city in greatly im- proved health. siti ahi at Among the Washingtonians at the Yatton house, Blue Ridge mountains, are Mre. W. Harvey and children, Miss M. Harvey, Mrs. G. Sbelton aud daughter, Mr, aud Mra, G-P. Lobr, Garry Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Yates and children, Mrs, Griggs, Miss Franc, Miss C. Fraue and Mr. Seaton. Miss Estelle Jenkins of Charleston, 8.C., the guia éh: Sas, doe A Gokean ins Sk street, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Belt are at-Atlantic City, from whence they intend goi to Watkins Glep and Canada, not returning to their home until October, The following are the latest arrivals from Washington at Berkeley Springs: Mr. R. L. ddox, Mr. and Mrs. Blagden and family, Miss Maguire, Mrs. R. Lioyd, Mrs. Richard Cook, Mrs. Dr. Sothern, Miss Sothern, Mrs. J. V. N. Huyok and the Misses Huyck, Mr. Thos, B. Huyck, Mr. George H. Robertson, Miss Kate V. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Von Nerta, Mrs. F, M. Brown, Mrs, A. J, Mahon, Mrs. F. J. Mahon, W. O. Baldwin and family, Mr. W. Ki. Harford, Miss Rosa Boswell, Miss Grace Boswell, Col. C. A. Beavans and Mrs. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Parker have returned from a trip to Winston, N. C., and will now end a few weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs, ker will also visit Old Point before her re- turn home. Miss May Brown and Miss Maud Bird of Bal- timore are ng their cousin, Miss Corinne Parker, for afew weeks at her home in Mt. Pleasant. They will also visit Miss May Swartz of 8 sweet before their return, Mrs. Albert Walker and daughter have re- turned much benefited in health from Eaton, Ohio, where they visited Mrs. Waiker’s mother, and will be at home after Monday. 716 22d -t. Mrs. Richard Topham (nee De Montreville) is at home again on a visit to her ents, at No. 920 H street gortheast. Mr. and Mrs. Top- hara started on their wedding journey last Jan- uary and have visited many points in the west. They will finally settle in Chicago, where Mr. Topham is engaged in business. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G, Allen will sail on Monday from Baltimore for Boston to spend a couple of weeks on the Massachusetts coast, Mr. Robert Lee Bains leaves the city today for Mountain Lake Park for a two weeks’ trip for his health. Mr. T. V. Walker goes tomorrow to Colontal Beach, where he will remain for the next two | or three weeks in company with Capt. Bell, who has been there for some time. Among the guests at the Bright house, Re- J. M. Wilson and her Mr. and hoboth Beach, are Mra. mother, Mra, Waller, Mrs. Padgeit, Mrs. B.’P. Steiger, John B. Thompson. Mrs. Gilbert B. Towles, Mrs. Frank li children, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Milburn, K. C. Willett, J. Mallard, Benj. F. Mann. Carroll Weir, Miss Stickney, the Misses Milburn, G. A. Miss Prall, Thaw. M Houston. F. Lewis, Dr. Layton and daughter, Miss Lillie Edmonston, the Misses Shock, daughters of Commodore Shock, Mrs. Lane, son and daugh- ter, A. J. Kane, Miss McFarland, and Mrs, Raf- ter. Mrs. B. L. Welker and Mr. and Mrs. L. Sim- mons left for Atlantie City todzy to be absent two weeks. Bishop Keane, the rector of the new Catholic university, is at Cape May. Ihe vice rector, | Rev. Dr. Garrigan, is spending his vacation in the west and no: W. H. Dickerson and Charles Alexander left | this morning for Long Branch and Atlantic | e City for a few days’ recreation, Mr. Koop and daughter, Mr. Abbot and wife, | Mrs. C. H. Burgess and family, Miss Mary Me- Carthy, and the Misses W Adams, and | Hodgkins of Washington are at the Ingleside, Atlantic City, Mr. John S. Winship is spending the sum- mer at Kock E — Dr. Robert Farnham's family are at Rock Enon Springs. ‘The Misses Warnerand the Misses Schott left for Rock Enon Springs this morning. Mrs. R. Hathanson and her sister, Miss Behr- end. have left for Ocean City, to be gone the femeinder of the summer, Miss Mamie O'Neil will leave next week for Baltimore. Gen. B. H. Robertson has gone to Greenbrier White Salphur Springs, Va. The following Washingtonians are among the domiciled at the Aurora house, Anrora, Lieut. W. O. Sharrer and family, ‘ames Ryan, Miss Mary A. Robbins, Mra. Miss Cora Boyd, Miss Flora Morse, Mr. snd Mrs. duno. P. Cady. Mrs. Chas, and family, Mr. Chas. 6. Smith, Mr. John Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hale Sypher andj rsand Mr. Harry G. Shaffer. Miss Mamie A. Moran of Georg getown has gone to Colonial Beach for a couple of weeks’ rest and recreation, Mr. aud Mrs, Theo, Tallmadge are Rehoboth Beach. Miss Ida Howgate is spending her vacation at Harper's Ferry. The wife of Dr. W. H. Gardner of Washing- ton barracks and her daughter, Mrs. Eggleston, wil! leave Tuesday for Orkney Springs, Miss Lillian Wiggins of Brownwood, Tex., a student at the Notre Dame convent, Baltimore, | is spending her vacation with her brother in | Washington. Miss Naunie Daniel has gone to Hamilton, Va., where she will spend the rest of the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Colton, 412 5th street | a Borthwest. have returned from northern New York, where they were called last April by the illness of Mr. Coiton’s mother. ‘Waator Beck is on @ bunting and fishing ex- Pedition in Wroming. SENTENCED TO DKATH. How the Majesty of th of the Law is Upheld at Takoma Park. JUDGE MILLER'S KNOWLEDGE OF MODERN LEGAL PROCEDURE ENABLES HIS CLIENT TO ESCAPE, BUT THE RECEIVER MUST SUFFER—TER TA~ KOMA CITY COUNCIL IN SESSION. The Takoma Park city council met last night in spite of the terrific downpour of rain which made every place in the vicinity of Washing- ton. Many members of the council were ab- sent, but there was an active surplus over and above the quorum of 37. The chairman of the council—B, H. Warner—was absent, and after his place had been temporarily filled by the election of W. ©. Yeaton, the absentoe was fined $10 for, as Mayor Heaton put it, ‘“‘warner- ingaround when there was business to be at- tended to.” Gen. Kniffin, in command of the Takoma Park militia, then announced the appointment of the following officers on his staff, and the council approved the same: Wm. Yeaton, adju- tant genera! Brown, rmaster ¢ R eral; Enoch Maris, commissary —— J. Johnson, inspector general; D. G. Purmat n, judge advocate general; Thos. E, Woods, pay- toms general; H. A. Cady, chief signal offi- bas oe G. Cowl, chief of scouts. juestion of appointing a public execu- we en came up, and, on motion of Maj. Heaton, the council appointed George A. Gustin of the city of Washington, There was consid- erable debate over the remuneration attaching to the office, and it was settled in a mutually satisfactory agreement, by the terms of which the executioner is to paid by the job—so much a head, as it were. A very interesting part of the proceedings was the discussion on OFFICIAL ADVERTISING. It could hardly be termed a discussion be- cause, with but two exceptions, everyone pres- ent openly stated that there was but one news- paper in which to advertise and that is Taz Srarn. The two bran” tarred agreed that Taz Sran was undoubtedly the best advertising medium to be found in a Sabbath ty 2 's jour- ney on a Baltimore and Ohio limited, but one of them was opposed to Taz Strap because it} failed to support St. John in his prohibition and pro-St. John campaign, while the other based his antagonism on the ground that Tu Srar had refused to endorse ‘The Board of Shanty Hill” (Mrs. Sarah Ulrich Kelly) in her struggle for position and salary as poet-laureate of the United States. The objectors were — pty hustled out of the meeting by a irge badge, the motive power of which was the chief of police, and Tue Star was unani- mously declared to be the onl; mn and the sole advertising medium of the Takoma city council, THE MAYoR's COURT, The council then adjourned to give way to the mayor's court, which was opened with the aid of Crier Purman’s voice—piercing as a can- opener. Mr. Purman’s preliminary remarks, commencing with “Oyez” and ending with “God bless the commonwealth of Takoma and the honorable court” was evidently regarded as humorous, for several people smiled &udibly when he got through with his speech. Mayor Heaton put on his glasses and while City At torney Lamar was reading the papers in the case of the city of Takomaagt. William Lewis, polished his badge, The prisoner was placed in the dock and beneath a _prepossessing exterior he evidently concealed a hardened disposition. Several times did he wink at ac- quaintances in the court and on one occasion he placed his tongue in;his cheek tosuch an3ex- tent that his features were distorted and much merriment ensued. Lawyer Yeaton, for the defense, moved to quash the information and everything else there was in the case on the ground that the court had no jurisdiction, but Mayor Heaton told him the court did have jurisdiction ‘and don’t you forget it.” THE CRIME, The case was an intricate one. The defen- dant, Lewis—a bright boy of ten or eleven years—had found two ducks in the vicinity of his home. He failed to find an owner for them, sohe took them home and put them ina chicken coop. His mother insisted on his re- leasing the birds and in obedience to her eshe took them out of the coop and rted them off the premises. While still in ossession of the wanderers he met one Edwin (. Brown, a gentleman from New York, now summering at Takoma, and to him he sold the ducks for 50 cents. Subsequently the ducks were claimed by G. L. Favorite and he took them away. Upon information received WARRANTS WERE AT ONCE ISSUED by Mayor Heaton for the arrest of Lewis on a charge of petty larceny and for the arrest of Brown, the latter's offense being the purchas- ing of the ducks. knowing at the time of pur- chasing that they were not the property of Lewis. Lewis was without counsel, so the mayor as- signed Judze Thomas Miller to defend him and there was thunderous applause when the well- known Police Court administrator of justice stepped forward and shook hands with his client. The judge saw at once that his case was not a good one #0 he looked around for a loop- hole. In half a minute he had fixed up an agreement with City Attorney Lamar and a few seconds later he announced that Lewis would lead guilty and be used as a witness against ene Mayor Heaton at once imposed « fine of one cent, which was paid by Judge Miller. Then the Brown case came up and it was full | of funny incidents, Attorney Yeaton, for the | defense, was very active, but the prosecution and the mayor were too many for him. Judge Miller made most of the fun by his quaintly- put semi-professional objections, The prisoner demanded a jury anda mixed panel—half male, half female—heard the testimony at length, al- though the mayor frequently requested them to hurry up because THE ICE CREAM WAS MELTING, Attorney Yeaton’s searching cross-examina- tion of Lewis was too much for the youth, and just after the mayor had decided that *cause” was a good and sufficient reply to a question propounded by counsel, Willie burst into tears and sobbed all the way back to the bosom of his family. Ice cream was administered at once, but he did not recover until this morn- Sraway Gilbert, G. L. Favorite, the prisoner, Brown, J. R. Johnson and H. V. Purman testiz | fied, and the weight of the evidence was ainst the prisoner. Counsel endeavored to ow the prisoner's character by reference to i antecedents and his previous, placcs of bode, but the court promptly ruled them out on the ground that the verdict had been Loge on two hours before while the sentence The Rev. R. R. Claiborne, Bpring parish, has been visiting for three Weeks in York stat the Thousand Isiauds.' He Journey and is much iniproved in health, The Franz Abtclub gave a very enjoyable complimentary concert a few evenings the guests of the Islesworth, Atlantic C The club was assisted by Miss Mollie A. Byrne, so- yeames Miss Maude E. Woiston, contralto, and Mr. Herndon Morsell, tenor. The hotel dining oom was crowded to overilowing. Miss Mollie Hauptman left today for Bar Harbor in company with her uncle and a party | of friends. Miss Aria Merriam, daughter of Dr. E. 0. Merriam, and Miss Weaver of Oakmont have gone to Rock Enon Springs for a mouth. Misses Lena and Dora Stearns are at Ebbons- bgrg. Pa. Later they expect to join their pa- rents, Dr. and Mrs. Stearns, at Aurora, West Va, Dr. T. A. Bland returned last night from a two weeks’ tour in New England. Miss Katie V. Wilson is spending a month at Atlantic City. Mt. John Boyd left the city this afternoon to Join his family at Aurora, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Freeman are spend- ing the month of Angust in New England. 4 lawn party, followed by music and dancing in the evening, afforded enjoyment to the fracsts of Mr. Somerset Williams at Boyds on ahursday. A bountifully spread table ou the lawn was ilinminated by bundreds of Chinese lanterns festooned from the trees and pre- sented a very attractive scene. Among the many guests present were the following Wash- ingtonians: Mr. sud Mrs, Henry Klotz, Mr. and Mrs. George Brettbarth, Mir. and’ Mrs. Charles A. McEuen, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, Mr. and Mra. J. 1. Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mra. Thos. Cridler, Miss Theresa Crider, Miss Annie Pouch, Miss Sadie Taylor, Miss Elma Harvey, Miss Louisa Taylor, Mrs. John A. Limerick, Harr, = ten, Mr. Arthur Johus, Mr. fred ‘Nichols an others. Miss Lavinia Shannon, (Mrs. Giles Shine), who has been spending her vacation in this city, will leave tomorrow to join Mr. Tom Keene Mra, Charles Schnebel and family are spend- ing a few weeks at Colonial Beach. Mrs. H. T. Brian, wife of Capt. Brian, fore- of prin’ in the government printing of- fice. bas = to ‘fe Blue ‘Mountain omen ak: gly of weeks. She is accompanied by father, B. G. Hepsley of Baltimore. been made up last Saturday. The prisoner w : rector of Silver | to be hanged; therefore it made no diiference where he came from. “We all know,” said hiz~ zoner, “where he is going.” In his charge to the jury Mayor Heaton called attention to the | “pairoducksical” manner in which the trial was carried on and quoted from the opinions of Summerfun, chap. XXXIV, §73: ‘Verdict . evidence afterward is the rule, but if the | evidence shall by chance be heard first it shall | have no effect whatever upon the verdict.” THE JURY DELIBEBATES. The jury retired to a large table, ate ice cream at the prisoner's expense and then re- turned a verdict of “not guilty.” The court promptly reversed the verdict and sentenced Edwin T. Brown to be hung by the new hang- man as soonas the culprit and the hangman found it mutually agreeable and convenient. ‘The proceedings were pleasantly enlivened by vocal selections of the highest order, ren- dered by a glee club composed of Prof, J. T. Layton, Dr. fT. L. Upshaw, J. C. Nalle, A. L. Jackson, Ignatius Jackson, J. A. Simms, jr., and J. W. Stevenson, all members of the old heus glee club. Takoma has not heard such singing in all its history as that provided by these gentlemen, “Quite a neat little sum was realized by the meeting and the money has been applied to the completion of the Union chapel in park. ———._—_. Exoacemext Exrraonprvany.—The Bay Ridge company has en pr the Innes famous thirteenth regiment band of New York for all this week, August 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and includ- ing Sund«y, August 11. ‘Commencin, atS Toh oy —_ day they will a age 8 ag wil jude chores, anvil ire of weir a The whols tobe codec the. parscosl dtrsatios = Mr. = = N. ee is entertainment free, Dail pally change of program. und-tri; rate $1 from Washington. 7 Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Jerome Wise to Joseph W. Piles, lot 22, sq. 177; €500, Jas. H. Smith to Jas. T. Bradford, mw be 20, ate Boge $2,000. Nace Hailstorkes part 21, sq. 642; i ry to Gi 7e McDaniel, sub 44, ‘748; a W.HL Parker #04. G. Short, lot s& do. —-_-__ The one-armed switchmen in who compe Granted thir demani ar ba they re- com; farned to wor pint eas tt George coat in Boulder, Mont., y “ihe murder of Annie Lindstromg in Bep- THE K. T. TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE. Meeting of the Finance Committee— Knights of Various States Heard From. The finance committee of the Knights Templar triennial conclave committee held their first meeting since the reorganization last evening at the headquarters in the Atlantic building. A number of the members were kept away by the heavy rain. Those that were Present made encouraging reports of the results of the systematic canvass of the city which was Degun last Monday. It was stated that a ready ‘and generous response was the general expe- rience of the canvassers and the committee feel very much encouraged. It is the intention to prepare for publication next week a complete list of the subscriptions received up to date. Mr. James E. Waugh, the chairman, has eee hold of the work with his usual a the members of his committee are hearti poe co operating with him. Last evening Mr. Thom: Somerville was elected vice of the finance committee. REPORTS FROM SEVERAL STATES. Horace H. Munson, grand recorder of the Grand commandery NorthCarolina, reports they ere trying to arrange a battalion of Knights Templar to attend the conclave. E. R. Haati -R., Alabama, reports that but few of py eh of that state will be able to be present in October, Past Em. Com. T. E. Borden of East Sagi- naw, Mich,, has been here making final ar- = ement for St. Bernard commandery, No. ast Saginaw. They will be located at the National hotel, 100 strong. When coming to the conclave they come on a special train in company with Genesse Valley commandery, No. 15, Flint. Mich., and Bay City commandery, No. 26, Bay City, Mich, The’ oflicers of the Grand commadery of Michigan will come under the special escort of Jackson commandery, No. 9, Jackson, Mich. Sir Knight H. N. Botsford, chairman, &c., reports that Port Huron commandery, No. 7, Port Huron, Mich., have determined to come to the conclave. They will arrive Monday, Oc- tober 7, and have about forty swords. Sir Knight J. C. Baird, grand captain general, Grand commandery, Wyoming territory, is in town makin; ams ements for Wyoming commandery, A Ses Vyo. They will be pero (Ea ‘in Pull man sleepers, but have some pee for the headquarters of the knights and ladies of their Cann EE Reports received from rye and Louis- iana are to the effect that the officers of these two grand commanderies will be escorted to the conclave by sir knights from the various commanderies—no one Leper commandery, but # delegation of about fifty knights. In addition to No. 1009 9th street northwest, ecured by R. E. Sir James W. Moore for the Nebraska bere tarde be he bas taken Mrs. Kirby's, No. street northwest, and has in contemplation several other available places on I street northwest, Sir Knight Moore is bound to see that Nebraska has good places to abide while sojourning here. Sir Knight B. F. Hughes of Stevenson com- mandery, No. 8, Staunton, Va., was in the city Wednesday in the interest of the sir knights of Staunton, He secured accommodations for his Concierge Tih of them—at the American use. Sir Knight R. G, Reed, M.D., of Woonsocket, R.L, was at headquarters the same day. He was in the city for the purpose of making final arrangements for the care of Woonsocket com- mandery,No, 23,of the same place. The doctor visited some of the Masonic bodies in the tem- ple, was greatly pleased at his reception and would have prolonged his vislt in the city, but was fearful that if a much longer stay was made his Woonsocket patients might all be well on his return. Sacramento commandery, No. 2, Sacramento, Cal., advises the committee that that they will come via Baltimore and Ohio and will sleep in the Pullman cars at Eckington. They expect to bring 50 knights and about 30 ladies and will have headquarters in the central portion of the city. Sir Knight Jno, Schuyler, jr., eminent com- mander, and Past Em. Commander Jno. T. Beardsley of Hospitaller commandery, No 46, Lock Haven, Pa., were in the city on Saturday looking for quarters for about 40 knights and a band of 20 pieces, They had no trouble in securing suitable accommodations, Potomac commandery,No. 6, of Charlestown, W.Va., report they will be here October 7 with 20 knights, Baldwin commandery,No. 2,S8helbyville, Ind., state they will arrive Saturday, October 6, and wiil bring 30 sir knights and 20 ladies. Snead DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. A CIRCLE FOR NORTHEAST WASHINGTON. t. Symons today, in a letter to Major Ray- meek, recommended that in the improvement of Maryland avenue between 11th and 13th streets northeast a circle be provided for at the junction of Maryland avenue, 12th and F streets. These streets, he says, are respect- ively Maryland avenue, 160 feet wide; 12th street, 112, and F street 100 feet wide. A cir- cle, he says, could be very readily put at this intersection of 75 feet in diameter without en- croaching on vvahiens property. Twelfth street, he says, runs directly north from Lincoln park which is one reason for desiring to have a cir- cle at this point. The circle, he says, if estab- lished, would also divide approximately the distance between Stanton square and the inter- section of the Bladensburg and Benning’s roads, and would give a beauty spot in north- east Washington which would add very much to that section of the city. Itis thought the circle will be provided. THE RESURFACING OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Capt. Symons today wrote to President Hurt of the W requesting that he put a force of men at work on the avenue, commencing at Ist street and working west. He says in his letter that he is very anxious to have the avenue in shape by the time of the Knghts Templar conclave, and if he (Hurt) will put this extra force of men at work he (Symons) will see that another gang follow them up resurfacing. CRYING OF SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS, For some time past the Commissioners have been receiving complaints against the crying of papers by the newsboys on Suudays. The last complaint came from Dr, T. J. Childs, His pro- test is vigorous. In conversation with Commis- sioner Douglass upon the subject he said that there was no doubt but that the crying of news- papers on Sunday wasa great nuisance. The churches, he said, probably suffer the most, the service being frequently interrupted by’ the noise. He said that the hours for the newsboys should be limited, and it was his purpose to call the attention of the board to the matge: AUCTION SALES. UNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, shinzton and Georgetown railroad | WANTED—HELP. D.C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1889—-TWELVE PAGES. _FOR_RENT—HOUSES. Wartz. QNCE—50 WHITE AND psu Sein Cae Ss mae SERS | y security for go 0 can Preiérred: Aberal azrancementa, will be made with & ho mcaus business. ENTE! Buise: Savona su1oeodt Ra T OITY INTE INTELLIGENOE. OFFICE— oral bak \dustrious Women, Girls and Sober a 7 Dw. acl — ployment furni hed at 01 tions prepared for Government Potions aT et WASTED WOMEN SOOKE 10 TO 840; rome. Waites pis. Nurvos aud = 7 aa era. or Fa nde BAML A. 000: COOMBE, B36 Fak r ANTED—WOMAN C00) LAUND: W 8137 chast ok Sk AD i, Wate Hl liek: 2. n Men, Hotel 3 Li Dairy Mi , 613 7th a. at Wiste = = FIR ST OLAS ADV. ERTISING Special Medium. jon. bie OF commission, iress Box 82, ar Wistep=2 STRONG BOYS OF SEVEN TEES Years of age in Restaurant at 14th 6 "enh sylvania ave. Wit of Ca ONE FOR GENERAL Housewor! UrHe ; ood ref erence. Apply in T23 118 foo ee =m Hope, D.C. au10-3* WA FePARY 2 WANTED-AN ACTIVE REPRESENTATIVE IN tom for an innit tiem of ne mi daberal adh scene iS ie beral induce men lars uddrens Bo: OWE THAT ae For particul tar office, aul 0-2 ANTED—A WOMAN coo WAS > Wiss Apply ed Vai, nw. ane ANTED—A GENTL OF G00r aes ness Tact (not under ae | and W t,t Bularig vee an ave Toate pore hi ~ Call THUEE £002 480 Tune snsogh Wes —A {THOROUGH Boo! {DOORKEED: ER, ONE who understands the Of credite: sheo oy whded a3 ens BU! gi ‘Der; must Bolstaig ef work 22 bus; KEEPER, Star o: V ANTED—A Git FOU TO COOK, WASH, AND IR 7 = ow Phe — Family; must be recommended. 10 Waste ery FOR STATIONERY store une WHO has had oxpérieice preferred. uaiitcations “bun ex STORE g Star offic ad ets WAxTED > ‘A COMPETENT WO ‘WOMAN, WHITE VY rpeierred, ie Private Family to Gok, Wah and “fron, Feferen wuired. “Address it, Droweros, Garo i ell reco! F seasons, A y ANTED—FIRST-CLASS CHAMBERMAID, A er, White; two, Colored Waiters ‘and Lié or private Boy n TAT M Bt Housekee} ae agree for Family. A GOOD HAND ON one who understends his busi- atter ir 2 pom, wiser MIDDLE-AGED AND SETTLED White Woman (American or German) to do the General House Work of a small family without child- ren, Apply at 817 5th st. WASTED IEPLIABLE WHITE | WOMAN, ‘ash, aud Iron for small famuly' come well recouimen Apply 1225 15th aug-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY AN APPRENTICE: 10 ea TO 7 must Sew Nentiy; will Teach, to Cut and to E,W. KEN . presi a system. Apply McGILL, 908 G st. n.w. = Bug-2t Wikavertics YOUNG pak Fede SOLIGTTOR OF dvertiscmente and Collector for Theater Call before 11 clock ix ™+ Room 92, rants Building. Dw. aus-3t Ware eS SS wane Gt GIRL AS Surge one that can do plain sewing preferred. y to North Capi Bt WASTED “ HIRST-CL 88 eee also competent Man to take charge of wall i eae — ML WANTED TAREE GOOD TIN ROOFERS AND one Latrobe Laud: ulso a boy with some experi- ence in tin — Apply to J. Xo. PEPER, corner Sthend Qetenee Py S35" W i — SPO NSTELE PERSON OF GOOD Standing in each DeparGucnt at Washington, to Represent Financial Company; wo canvassing: worth 500 to, dy. Adress with references ML. ra au WANTED-—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ED—WE |) ae pees jouses in st sections.of eign j ee Packs Mort We have appricetions for byusse ca Fo that bat oe camper fil THOS. E Wool . ee — as an invostman pce, #080 0b; arate Teer 8 WAS tD=EFORE SEPT, 1, 10 OR 12-ROO boarding house Address rep doen sri aan WASTEDIUNFURNISHED—8IX OR aaa wisaaaiea ae so a ae tution bor Es sae. Ws ip H; lira Md., wort! $. Ov), Will ie ae Sueapeiak Bale | engpeion FIs & MILLER, tant i iries for Sn t Tent, ‘We solicit ownsre to place fase iu Our hantin aab-2e RE SEPTEMBER 1, | SMALL tabi wt ity or suburbs. GOOD TL | ie rto1d months, gata idence, with baseinent; ® or 9 rooms, wit | ated Oth st. nw. Address 5., 20 Grant mt | aud-Zt* WAXIED= ARMY OFFICER WANTS COMFORT: le 0 tuan'876 370 per month re rent, Address ARMY TENANT, P oftice, AN TED=FOR RESFOX BLE TE: ares & oR e room, RED He RK. 1. Si eee a TO ‘® bureau officer: rent HERRON & 1) AMEX, iw. Wilt? ae HOUSE, FURNISHED oe UNFUR- nished, ith Accommodation for Horse and B t must be low; from the owner; Cie proietred; steady ensue “Address TENANT, ‘Siar WixtaG Renee nC FOR CASH 4 a BRICK shit House wo orth wat aeo- WARXTED-FOR TERM OF YEARS, UNFUR- nished house; good order; 12 to 15 rooms; be- tween L2th aud 19th ste und’ F and Late new Ril particulars to SOLENT, Star offce. eug7-4t" V TANTED-1HE STRICT ATT: ENTION WHICH our office (with an experience of pearly 1 as is giving to its Rental tates oe 8 A) evabled us Keep our houses well tenanted, abd hasleft us with few a offer for ai io at Residents or non-residents hav’ Uiturntshed “Housee or ‘Stores Ye Rent cae have special attention to —, daearests by 7 lac cing then in — JOHN owe GES Cv. a WANTED HAVE creases DAY FOR t cute. by. pes pes a a lor rent are solici lace them in iny List? prope rturne, GI Os We: LINETNS: Voth ahd i ‘aise 1y30- WANTED—ROOMS. Waninnsawii 15T—A LADY WISHES ROOM Sud Board within ten squares of Fost, Uftice de- ‘northern family preferred, Address A.E. b and 15% hand N and Sstrocia. Al tating terms and locality, Box 63 ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE, A FL. or 4 Uniurnished Communicating Koon With privilege of licat housekeepin x 27, Star oiice. aulO-Jt* ” V y ANTED—1HKEE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR Light Housckeeping, secoud floor: nyrtheagt referred. Address, stating’ price, H. G. J., #4 B- D. 8 2 W ANTED—BY TWO ADULTS, THREE UNFUR- hished Rooms for Housekeeping; rut, must, be modcrate, Box 24, diar office 1 10-2t? WANTERSPY A LaDy TWO Hal ‘Ds ere mis 1uust be suitable for. ait. furnished i ders: ro tiny rooin und chainler, aud within eight suseres of of Arlington hotel, aud with quiet purties: prompt id permanent if suited. Address, with terms, so tar office. \ Private Bath, references. ‘Address x Li w DY AGENTS TO SELL THE aa m Corset: largest sale of any patent corset in n the uarket; guod territory. Apply Avent M: 18 S. 6th st iis, Mo. Je8-83310, GETIC, ENTERPRISING giashington, to eps resent i, 870. References fiven and ezacted.> ANUFAGTeRER, Lock Box 1610, aul-th&ésiw Wy ANLED-SALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW MEN to Sell our Goods by Sample to the Wholesale and Ketail Irade. Largest manutacturers in our line. In~ Close two-cent stamp. Wages $i per day. Perumnent position. No p § Mivanced for vi NU. TURING Co, fst tna AGENCY OF ight 500 Lbs. ; retail price Shanice to crete s pers sufos mest a safe compant pool. ALPLN. Ze es ih proportion, A rare nt business at home, “These inaild. ever before wap; hed ae other Bx we are aot governed by the sate ae CO., Cincinnati, 0. aud-s& Wi TED--COLORED, MEN TO MORK ON ON ) Drow Pout ‘ia in Calvert county, Ma. fve es fro) F Murlbory's miles from Upper "Snes @ ho dyl7-1 m* ‘ EMPLOYMENT BU- Dien and Women, of domestio labor, tor Met. uw. WANTED— SITUATIONS. _ ws NTED—CORRESPONDENCE WITH DERE: ‘ble parties willing to Jointly Occup; py House in Northwost section—¥ to O, 9th to. 14th sts.—and fur- nia ‘Table Board to Fatnily of Three at fuir rates. a ROUSE. 108 1ST ST. N.W.; conveniences. mqurO. A. HARDIN ro __ 606 Lith Uaice cor. Oth 8010-3t “Som SHERMAN & ©O., S407 Fst. ,, Pepe R_ ST, N.W.—BAY-WINDOW ED, | an eo Broo p¥enetite , lange aoe, 5 rocens, madern Sepporenets: lane | FE RENT—624 18T.NE, F 9 B00 are. oie ETT, 820 F st. nw. FORREST AvousT 15, s21 BST SE. a NEW and-bath Brick House; modern iuprove- mente “inquire 324 But ae. 10 R RENT TUNFURNISHED, 3309 1 3509 | Shope is. Jand ay weed, G50 Location un: month AMES A BATES & CON 1407 Pek tcw, walo-ow OR RENT—A 20% 3 mS OFFICE Ngee FUR- Bich Nine-poom Hi will give ‘8s equivalent board en self and = cae of fourteen; qulray PA —— ‘apted ; party may b = Of other ‘boars erences Guo % dro-s READ, Star oftice. | ar FOE PNTOON CT DD. ave, a 0 aes Ft $309.53 per month 101) rie lsaves tS rot , hear McPherson 8@. BU: LLBTINS CaN Bet OBTAINED AT OUR OF FICE, _Lhevo houses can be inapected only by per tits from our office, BILL & JOHNST! aul0-co2w 1503 Peun. FOR RE: uNT A EWFIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ‘ith all 1 improvements; reut in advance. B08 2d etme. Call a d10 Sd vt auld-3st* F° R RENT—423 QsT. Nw. 7-ROOM BAY-WIN- dow Brick; all modern improvements. im perfect | orders must Le seen to ve appreciated; renit #2> i= t4zi. Apply to M,C. MITCHELL, JUL) or 310 aulOst JOR Fe . ROOMS and bat Inquire at 1116 otha t* — 908 M ST. N. W.; 7 veal ‘&e, Possession Sept. 1 $125 507 12th st. £078.82: Gr. 133 914 4 rene st. ne., Gr. 1619 6thet! nw. Advertiser proposes to lurnieh and occupy evtire sec- oud dogr. aud wail pay oue-tird of Tent ond gus bile eed Chiuce for permanent arrangement, A. MD. .¥. aut 40u H at. 2. w. PERSONAL. ADY AGED TWENTY-FOUR WOULD LIKE TO eo a who is afiectionate and has Ww U uony. Answer, tise SEBS Ses iictly coufdential” “Address Ml Star RTE. GENTLEMAN OF FIFTY, OF aa Social and Financial Position, will 'Correspond Wien Protestant Lady in same situation | obj mony; best neterences wiven and requi Address GENTLEMAN, Star office. __suld-2 HE LAWYER IN WASHINGTON WHY WROTE to posinuster at Fouche, Quachite Parieh, Louie. i ior information of one KR. L. Whyte will be satis- fectorlly answered by addressing D. M. SHOLAKS, Monroe, La. THOKIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE A ct anniri- Millisua,& Oo. Communiostions yr funded to and strictly confidential. Ofiee open all hours, WM. (AMS, Manager, 920 F et. nw. _luy4-4m* CAVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘Answers. Sond 1 se jy25-1m* Southwi V 7 ANTED — POSITIONS FOR, QOOKS, HOUSE- inen, “Honseworkers, ids, Waiters, House- jeepers, Uisrkes Decieaten Gnechantal aad occ i- tectural), Few Gerumns and Swedes, BURNHAN'S, 910 Uth st ow. aul0-6t* W RS—POSITIONS: for Co Laundress and Nurses, brid are Coachmen, Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 ae. W FETEDEO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Hon-emaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Couch: men, Buucrs, Waiters, and general Lousework. bs Tin at. uw. Also nner) aoe Ste: vanushipy agent V i Fa A Potion as Seamstress in, Veivate Faas uy the day; bust of reference furnished. “Apply 1021 st. nw. ‘aulo-3 WANTED < SITUATION 3s STENOGHAPHER aud Temiuyton Operator; reference, kk. M. DANN, Wilitsiweport, Pa it® yANVED—FiEE!! HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL q ‘ave furnished highiy recommended Ser- » &o. AY plications fur government eu. ployment, ous Tegistered sulie ters, AY EEG E Nor OF FOL TT G stm we sy27-15t" WANTED-SY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WAN and Wife, a Place toxether—woman to do General Housework: alan ty Iuave Horse aud Work abuts places — or couutry. Address J. U., Star office. aud-3t* WANTED MISCELLANEOUS We TED—A HORSE FOR HIS FFED FOR ONE OF wore month, jor Ligue Work in the County. Address 420 Payne »' wa ‘D-H, BAUM PAYS THE MIGHEST CASH Prices tor Second-hand Furnit ure, Carpets and Feathers, Rntire Housebolda Address z1y 7th auld W ANTiD—By a gentleman a position ag Instructor in some Evening Schoul; gives the following tes- timoniai Prof. O. J. Markle, a fine scholar in Latin, Gree! Mathematics and "Literature. aud a successful teacher in nearly ali departments of Lich school sud college work, stands high sinoug the students for the } h mccuracy and tuorouglness of his iustruciion, supe- Flor methods of teaclliy the deep interest he OCR, OF rp, GROCERIES, SPIG RISING | fakes in all hat pertain WG dete mural sd invelice a wancement. Prof. Markle isa Youlus miu who las POWDER, PICKLES, SE A oo Oud Bue | nastered the philosophy of education, aiid ts cestined Fre Copors eeat ronal GND COUNTER | to. Wit his Way ae an educator. —P. L. Kern, A M., Fem OOEPER Strty LAUGH | Hite, peer ‘Noruial aud Sclentiie School, 1m TCE BOS, COUNTS, — sn 0.4. MARKLE, Box ate, City post office. 1° ON WAGON AND HARNESS, AT AUOTION, : H, counmeneing Fades, Sacre orice 3 th ih a ALE of owner, 614 13th st. i.w. auloge tock of fGrocerion Ly ark ‘Ico eg | WWANTED—A PERSON HAVING A HORSE TO which the attiion of Time. Siuull cash payment areas S.AML, Bear oftoes aud-3t" [\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TEES’ SALE OF PREMISES KNOWN HOT ON SHERMAN AVENUE, WASHINGTON CouUNTY, ae Wirtee of g trust, dated the Slat April, 1888, and duiy toemmtea No. 13511, folio 349 ef One of the land records for, the Dis: riet of bene i and by direction of the party ; sy. Cae 5 a will a Silo ens theay im frvet re ena ser TH Day Gr’ AUGUSE yore hai. at Pf CLOCK SPM, the ay hor wab ioe Sioh tn vident fue of tbe land records, ‘Distiict of Columbia in iiber Ge io 91. : One-third cash, oh. balance tn: ai twelve teen monthe, w — ane Interest at rer ann secured by a di trust op aon at the option Sass ashington, D.C 'W. RILFY DEE: aul0-dkds HENRY D. WILLinus,f Trustece, UNCANSON BROS, Aucts, USTEES SALE OF LANGE FRA iG x: D Lot, On @ STREET BEY Eee ea EIGHTH 8p NINTH pprneniy SOUTHEAST, BEIN yirtue ofa decree of the 8: on administrate ‘al are defe in front aysuse, rae te RE i 6a numbered ‘eine hind went} cutee Seale gs arse aoe vf Colum} No, ANTED—CURTIS M. SMITH, BUILDER OF ICE and Kefrigeratiug Machines for hotels, ries. ' Parties in- ets, toe cream suloous, and milk da 87 Prospect stand 1 we call terested send card to ou them, north ANTED_TO BORROW DIRECT FROM. THE Gall w'332 Oat.n.w. rate sec Vata ie ere eae a Foe RESTON 8 W ornter of funds quire of PEKOY 0.4 Wasebarad 8 AN EASY, SHAVE 0 NY clase air Cut Hair Cutter, | be operated on A FIRST- why ida ile at a Ata shes el i | Wassatme Rober AND CATTLE TOPASTURE: elient feed, plenty of shade wid runnin barb wire). my Be Washington tie: e omen stuck out and charge, B.A. LITELE, ry te fences (no py Suen, Ma. ‘Can ay, ai itable, 631 G aw. 1428 New hork aves WANTED—HORSES TO BOARD AT WASHING. W TON LIVERY STABLE Gato. = Jysl-2w rade | rent, Dito GOODRICH 1 ATTOBNEY-AT. 124 Dearborn st. Chicane: sdvice, tree: cue ral USTH'S OLD STAND 38 Ta x where first-cluss Second-Hana Clotting can evld ut respectable prices ‘dates or callatoiob st my FOR RENT—ROOMS. VOR RENT—PARLOR AND BED ROOM ON 1ST floor for one month; cool and tiul; corner hous 234 Massachusetts ave. 1t* FE RENT—A LAGE FURNISHED Room, with alcove, on 2d floor, with board. fou Sis rei required. 1308 ihado DOR RENT FOUR ROOM! ae. = UR- ether or separate; ho objection to Mant bousncopin Bs Cat. nee, ok new’ R THREE PLEASANT < oe hiuuloating Unfurnished Horas; Southers Expo- gure; Mod. Imps; suiteble for Light Housekecy ii; terms very reasouable; at FOR BENT Back PARLOR IN ANE ‘NE story house; new furniture; new Brussels everything clean 11 3d st. nw. rpet; eat; price 812 until November. ie eer Sree th st. 3 Pros} pect re HS 3 tat Flere nace. ave, 1340 12) bet mee 1ODst uw. Lor i 3) * = Se| 2 al Ba Pp Efe tot] 35 Sin 3: F lade Ape Pye bee A. 8. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st, n. J_UNEURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR- 4 Second-floor South-front Rooms; “vient housekeen ins allowed; board to few cellent house and location; reference. 307 SEVERAL NICE ROOMS ON FIRST, second, and third floors, single or en suite. with board wuaranteed to suit; location the best ; 315 C st. nw. FoR REST TWO, SECOND-FIOOR, | sou" TH. Front Communicating Rooms, with Closet gud in good under; unfurnished, @ 0 housekeeping. 22 Ponpestais ANEW HOUSE, NEw FUR mena and carpets; north and sot ure Large aud is Koons, trom 85 and up in house. weal ROE. Ss ‘ON IST FLOOR, FUR- ed; three ob, 2d flour, Furnived or Untur- ined references exchanged. 3 Md. ave. ne.e. aulu-s FOR SENF-CAGE SLBABART SOUTH FRONT Kooms, opposite reservation; convenient to three ines care; senitary ee, ‘Terms reasonable, ‘Transient euestsuccomuodat 1121 10-3" OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOArD at ‘Al26 12th st. nw. ; references exchanged. a9-3* Pore RENT—ON SEPT EMBER 1, IN A NEWHOUSE Fy roti at cigle,Miooly uriuebed Rovame, third oor, natu fron to bugle geutienen 0 ences di ‘Address JS. Star office, gag Fu xr BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, suite, in Eee ak foutle corner house, wou ‘and cast trout, ral soe rogues, 1101 K si. nw. a JOR RENT—UNFUKNISH! Communicating Kooms; LARGE ie ree second floor; large closets 4 ‘and south exposure; house private; references. aus-st* UMMER RESORT—600 E BT. Delightful Rooms: Windsor mirror ;@ood location aud central. aus-3t* ARGE SOUTH ¥ FRONT BAY. c-WIN- first and sec jiumuner prices, er ber week. near eles roo ‘aus-3t* JOR RENT—$17 15TH ST. N.W., FURNISHED OR F0ittinished Koons en suits ialto Ofice Rooms to eim* FOR RENT—STORKS. {OR RENT—208 L STIS. E. STORE AND DWELL- ing, seven rooms, $15; 118 11th 1.e., seven rooms, 1 12 poyen rooum $18, = NG AND STORE, 1309 ‘countere and muclven. woud Gasiuees eet ; key st next door. A. J. ‘CURTIS « Gon 1488 N'Y. ave nw. iw R Fone DIZD H ot, $100) 1226 13th at, 10r...50, 3331 Uist 13. 2m. STOKES, cette tee 0 178 Fe A Sorte R RENT—FOR TERM OF 2-r. Brick a House, on =~ 16th st, nw. ;coutains all ms ‘OWNER, 1603 16th et. nw. ENT—A BEAUTIFULLY i 3 uous House beer lows Circle. Somtunina every Te for househee; Sk ASN in thorough POR Rest apie, ave New New Tora Hh = fac Ham race, fefiuet tole, butlers pantry, aud partly: papered: rene augue a8. oe R RENT-STORE. 1: 1320 7TH ST. N.W.; GOO} uustueka location : see premises =o 4 at pw: siz rooms, y ANTED—BCUSEROLD CRNITU RE, OFFICE and auld-3t de sey i ak p eutire Heese ee of Mae pus STORE 1026 ST. Nw. of all’ ‘Address CAML TC TOR, 638 cubied by rt +) yt nest, Apply 06 MO. LEWIS, 145 “Rew tert | Soke sg ytaen we, tar ctor female diacama aba Ded Espo cures Malaria; F. A. BAILEY, General “General ages, ee ry Ja0-v& w-8un' W ANTED—LADIES, TRY ae ples ire free, De, Te i Oe eae re ran highest cash brice is paid, ‘Gallo ital to. Fre: Sees see AND See ON ot ‘business thoroughf: ieclunery, reagent tar" gol ier une, FOR RENT—HOUSES.. = amy 17. IANA. 1301 11th st. Be, TAA 0 Wx! ae Geet Sytem | FF ae Bi Sa aod pees Seatac ir 'y aisle. en Gals Wic i iyocem = it Wieerae et sta desu kerri stan ‘Pe-aveilelapboue 100s ——FOR RENT—FLATS.__ iD TS, S8T.—5 HOTELS. EBBITT jesse eae a Ee eae RENT_DESIRABLE HOUSE OF 7 ROO) | Ete aos Selec Fos 2s poate Ey — 8 as 9 rooms ; all mi. 5 pagticulars see MoLACHLEN & Ba’ cont TBF ec nw. aw. Ty lte nav. 187 108-8 JOUR RENT—102 Ww Loe use first-clues in every respect. EMMONS 8. nuit Boston Variety Store, 705 Market Space. - Fes RENT—TO LET FOR ONE_ YEAR ri © Large, Handsome and Elecantly Purnisued sane ice location: price €500 per month at. a. T™ noo PRESSED BRT new: desirable localit ments: furnace, grate, lance cle tubs; hot and cold water in ce! inguire at 2 biG. York ‘an5-6t” stations: 214 5th : ‘one © rooms, all modern improveinenta, ey i al a Office yah sed both end wi at & Mein i7ite VIBE w os ee ee 6TH st NE =: $15 per month, AY ECO., O87 F st. od REST—708 ST « st. Gitice, Brick. 9 Ht LING, ‘shart ne. a RENT—UNFURNISDED, Ck 19th st., bet ; Band 8, pery ‘Conn, w K . Libr, Bist wt bet. Wand Rises Le Droit Park, 10r. por poo 7 _au5-120° Feyee NTR eud all mod. ipa, 0. 0. Gl _an7-10t OR RENT—1 nine roms, ba fine ot T-108 © ST Ss Ri 7 to ben IPOLD, | POR RE RENT—1615 MARION Si bath, aud coucrete celiar under whois house. Apply of owuer, EMMONS 5. SMITE, 700 Market space Fe pox TTY House. H ood yard: key ut OU Hat, m {OR KLNT—BY “THOS = Wal ESTATE BROKER, #17 F's: HOUSES, The ml Ndeave 23 ‘000 BAY a IADOw 7 rooms, be Yernon Row, room 9. n row, room 10... 401 7thst. nw, v2. #19 +18 401 7thet. » at 2 Lenox Vid'g, Faas STOKES, Hall, ¥. ave, bet Stor 4 Dwell: 7 bs \ ee aut, & hg 40) K st.n.w. Bail 3 2th & Este uw. 50) out. re The above ss onl; books: Tor full Hak ox on ot “the Fm Lat office for bul luuyj TH x Ath sts. 6, 10 900 1st, Sr."& HED HOT UKN COMPLETE PINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE. BQERICES. 941 Fst, Liegant rooms in “Sum uesig a Acree Seo Dbulding,” breproot,2 vle- ott iid Yetore héwted! by wteatny ted br rn. S00 80 ack, eset £ st. tpn to 2 BE 30 F st, meee 1016 1018, 1029 Cumecuc a AVE., STORE AND DWELA> | Peasouable terms te + ing, extends through to D si Permauent tenant. 6U6 7th st. s.w., Large Store and Cetiar thon; to Yermauent ‘tepant bes A. a5 ced loom Siew York a ave. iy 27-2ozw FIRST. rO A Fes che ken pee ead 14 tod. J. SHEDD, 150, Kiev. au: )OR RENT—u06 O ST. NW. 8 ROOMS, PAPERED throughout; al! conveniences; desirable peigh rood: €39 per wo. | Inguire of Jev8-Sun" “FRANK T. BLOW 7 store and dwulliue ‘or 5 POLS Aa st. Sty. & 2. fraine.veeesvctereoen2O