Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—-HOUSES.__ Paes fe oars ding Bay-window fiuisbed ts epee eet nt Soc ee Foe 3 two ‘ave. ALE—DON'T MISS Fae ONET yi LEFT to 3.250, including nee side lot: will secure the PrettiestiQueen Anne)Ho! eat proved location northeast. on two car lines end beck building: bay window and balcony, 7 rooms; hot snd cold water: osk finish ; ovk mantels: built by W. E. BU POR _ 8u10-6t" 1422 N.Y. ave. FOR _SALE—LOTS. WASHINGTON SATURDAY. COUNTRY BOARD. EDUCATIONAL. Fines eps 4TH ST. N.E., NEW BAY-WIN- House; ten rooms and bath; large lot to DAVID D. STONE, seato-3t ___ 806 Fst. nw. Fe East Capitol s ight rooms ad bath ‘sple. nenee cove AVID D. STONE, _8010-3t 806 F st. nw. Jror SALE AT A SACK OWNER LEAVING cise On Tet Ren ot 1OsLio with abi” wi ee - DAVID 2 D STONE. _anl0-3t w. E SALE—A VERY CHEAP ROSY 0 ox rated se near Diseven rooms and jot 32x) 3,200. DAVID D. STONE, ‘806 F st. n.w. Por SALE-2 NEW PRE (CK-FRONT BAY- chamipdow Houses on 10th stn... near H sre mo. OC. A. An Gtiiekcbs, Lode Pun w. sal Ror, OR SALE_NEW 6-ROOM eet 200 cash Ualance wnonthly parm 1.800. % *rhko. A. HARDING, 606 11th st. et ee = Good investments, Wi GAY a StOcuERr “SiQ.P a nw. “S19 AND & oi ee 7s appreciated: 000. 9B ogee Bente. WRIGHT & ae 8 Owners, § aes %. anid. R SALE— West side 26th st. a 5 = 4 new bricks; 6 good lots to alley i 9 Virginia ave. ; 4 new bricks er cent investiuuent: $8,000, Bast aide’ Hopkins near O st; New 4story Brick 222140 feet: $6,500. seae aed ER bet 21st and 22d sta; 2atory and North ide of Wallach near 14th st.; 6-room Bay- indow Brick. €5,000. side ‘Ncw Hasapabire ave, bet. Land Kata: 2 Frame. 0 room: bricks. each #7,250. North side of P nese tet st n.w.; 6-room brick; lot 16x1 8. De gy Be jit 13x19 to alley: : improved forts wide G a iar 22d et; 2-story Frame Dwell- 7 alle: "Rent site S 4th bot O and Bots. ;3-room Frame: lot 40; $1,000. 161 3 snd ban ais ment eae eer ae: two new 2 peelings: 6 rooms and A bie Wie exchange for enimaproved pro a _aulo-st R SALE—BARGAINS— Two-story Brick on I st.s.w. between 436 and 6th 3 o food Ouly & lot to 2d and 3d sta. 5, rooms and summer kitchen. Very cheap detween 436.and, Sth ste . S-room Frame; broom: lot 15x80 ot alley. Price say $3,000, or will exchange fer tiouse in northwest *231 Virginia ave. aw., 2-story 5-room Frame House, Bow rents for $13 per month. Price =1.500. JNO. F.C aoa cent aul0-3t stl we R SA! ~ 3 - ge 8-ROO! HOUSE W ITH 1% Acres of at Ward's Crossing. in hers ae Bd, ‘Foe house ip now. with thves porches s cellar. and a pump of the finest water at the door; there ix als» a fine barn with two sheds on the lot. information aply at CRAWFORD'S Drug Store. E-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON Fs bet, 61 th sis. D.W ; lot is 24288 and im ved by JU-room brick Duilding. CHARLES W. ANDY, B21 Fst. nw. it OR, oat sy ‘SE! F Mi bet 3d and 4% sts. aw., frame house, 81,400. (758) 4th st. near K n.w., 3-story 7-room frame b Jog 10200, #:3.000. and E ne., 6-room brick dwell- "F near Ist st. uw, 2- ators | ime stable in rear, lot 16x1 rooms and Seaaclusettsave.2-¢. bet. 3d and 4th ste,, tory G-room brick ‘house, nicely finished, 2-story frame, S-story brick, lot 25.5x100.9, im- ir wquare foot, 3. ry and basement ) Mbet. 20th and 21st sts.. Proved by 7-room frame, price 495) Tuear Ist st. ‘nw. brick, lot 18. 10x90 to alley, 85,51 G76) 1411 He 00. kins st. L.w., new 4-story brick, ‘2-story-and-base- 9 rooms, with Z-story brick stable, cane. 6th and 7th sta. ae., 04 story 8-room brick with brick, S pennsy vant a elie 2 ar Sib st. se, ‘e800. 2d bet. K and Lets. n.w,elegant new brick house, besutituily ant-hed. ever occupied, 89,00 7. Dcuw. of 26 st story brick with 8 ox M, elegant S-story with 13 rooms, $20,00i 1) Gounecticut ave, ‘fine large dwelling, 20 Fooms. $30,000. (759 “Tine corner pease y om 11th near F st p.w., brick busld.ug with ud 4 Dayiug wood interest in ¥ aul0-5t ee. “auld-3e SOR = LT > hss alt mod, “dry, concrete # st. u.w.1 toom Brick Hous i ised See been newly pa gellar 84,000. CHARL BSW raSDy HAT ROW OF BEATIFUL rnering ou Marion complete m ail ap- a hangin to iminediate w st. overlooking Aghode Taian Pointments; reut low or ~eil Custeuers. WASH’ _ aulO-lw OK SALE—9-ROOM HOUSE, EAnc koma: six new Houses, path: a Pretty Home. . TA. . Le Droit turk, 7 roomisand 6 rooms, bath aud cellar, Wal- tory Brick, 8 rooms, bath aud cellar, Easy tere, So aul0-6t* JOK SALE_DWELLING HOU-=E, PROPE. one of the very best residence squares iu ‘the ity: agg teruiy aud deterred payments at Saul0-ut TYLik & K ‘UE ok SA_E—TWO SU Room Brick i Keduced prices 3. W. P.M Be }JOK SALE—IN IOWA CITY, IOWA, AN 8 PER cent and a9 percent investment. For Exe: —G-rvom Brick House; about 5,500 feet of Ground ; well located for subar! aul0-ti W. PMYEKS & SON, 1 JOK SALE—NEW BRICK DWELLING NORTH- ‘first toor, parlor, brary, dining room, u and laree pantry. second floor, four chambers roca ome ceuented cellar under whol ce _SALE-NEW TWO-STORY-AND-CELLAR Brick Dwelling, natural wood | fi throughout, sev uns, bath-roow and ail od. pe. Price $4,000. THLE & RUTHERFORD, 3 dy? e. House, . House on Stanton square.. ou 13th nw 6 room... isa press bi bet. Sth. Toom press brick, 7 bet. 13th aud 14th. Dwelling and «tore, cor. 11th nd Bo Specie ba ball aud bath, brick, and bath, prese-brick tation, B. =i good houses; @hvue nud 81500: 7 to lo reonn eb eee Ground with each; best of water; abundance of shade, 2 JOHN ¥. SUHNSON, OLS F st R SALE—A L, NEARLY NEw Bay- window House, rooms, 2 packing rucus, closet in every chaiuber, furnuce, nataral wood finish, cabi: Bet mantels; sine stable opeving ob wide court, > stalls, 2 fuixbed rooms fur coachmen, The house is EE feet front lot 254155.10. | This ts sbeautiful Lome fm a frst ivestion, canno! 813,500. LIS KINS, _ su St only & portion of books. For full list tall at effice for boliee un runagate Ge letand 15th (aut AGGAMAN. Fos Ake aT A Banoarn — FRAME HOUS 1S Gt at. now. that rents recaily; lot 14x LOUIS P SHOEMAKEK, 920 «' n.w. aud-3 Fe, “BALE — BRICK DWELLING, 514 3D ST. sae: 10 rooms bath in nedern THOS. E.W tata * e520. ‘AUshtic Building: or RUTLEDGE _ tie a TT thi ats we angst SALE—A PER CENT INVESTMENT—A Puy Stxsrogm Corner House Feuting for 29 pot 2 We. SALE_I HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE LOTS YOUNTRY BOARD IN, TOWN, OF WARRENTON: N CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. SESE AE en | RARE ele CEA Huey nae | Wanna PA. DA ‘Brookland, ‘reeg, daily mail Plano, Grea, ig $s bine Sar | ences. Address farrenton, ¥ Director. jy6-2m" oR SALE—BY FISH & oe 1213 F Fe,: OL als TOTS: ae je Wanceatem, Va. $728. Gamers FOR GIRLS EROPESS yeas erste amine "tt BARTON: Brookland, D.c number of bourters. Fe eotiaiaa te aa B n BALE 24 ape ee GROUND, a | ‘of cars {rom Ma. Gari Eas iste Toss, ie . wh. Or Px ear. fronts on ontwo oairesis: cheapest £1 wea ag “susan Hd Liaw... ge wie ja aul" ' | wo cHOICE SCHOOLS-BROORE HALL FOR - Etre S| inanhee's: Fane ‘si6 ank0-6¢ ANTED_ON A FARM 9 MILES FROM WASH- T ies nd Young Ladies Bhortiaice Meds Acad ‘hn. whi ore, oul 16 Ba Ee. —— * == ington, one or two Ladies or Gentlemen to Byard. SRE ABE Glarvad Graduate, SWITHIN C. SHORT- Mieka k 500225 Ds.w., b. b. 200 i $ALE-SOUTH 4 IDF LOT 3, SQUARE 72: ats af 400 invec'n tram 10 to LT on fo Bocleck Ether ‘Gradi Peun., wear Ab ‘oderirable Vacant Lots in different waite. 3 Sty | Bi toalley, D st. astve Le. ; WhiGu asfoe customers forrelixbie Country milk. aul-lio at low prices. le pertect : spect prices, W: ay RENT—OTWO PLRARLES mow 5S RF" SALE—BARGAINS! BARGAINS! aeere ae. —— _ 308, 308, Fo 'T- ge J RS On Size er Semen nevers ous of 22 O t. n.w., 2 Brick Houses, one 7 rooms, other SWriekt AE Tpolca wth of Mt Pleasant, 5002 ORES Fo ro lot 23x} i104 parUn) h at. w» wil subdivide, 4 LS OD BOARD—2 MILES FROM ei : trons) Hep SEs Lore $6,000 ent. 10n105 te. | ae seateess Se =e vide, H. J Geena, ie, e THE PREPARATION OF cane Fo THE dian Road. 8-1 SAe-oE On a aE BET, Tir AND BED | dance. SPRING BANK” siccardna Var aia iat” | Fop,Catalorues costae: 3.550 iter Frvaat, $a gee ero | Ries Sitgft trout ys good depth, Owner leaving : sem THOMAS FELL, LL.D. PRD. Fraine Hows: Lot, 10th st. ow.; 19 ft. 6 in. by 100 feet; 8 wed foot, NIMPROVED. 7 ot. bot. 18tb sad Uthat he ve bet. 15th and 16th se. $450. t Boundary wt. and Colunbia 0, at doc; per {t..0F subdivided 01 x1 ob. 5540 and 450. a0, pes ft, a upon which there x100, D Cham ate, ave. road, 1 x10 26 ‘30x 1 Ott, ae 2 2 ol ols ooo SSO. 3. SMYTH, Att'y-at-Law and General Solicitor, ans-6t ethos aw. JOR S\LE — MOUNT PLEASANT, JUST THE thing for a small family; Attractive New House: 6 room and bath, and’all mod. imps.; papered throughout: barby finish insid lot sox fenced and sodded. Price, $ ance to sult: Brown ots just norts of Howard. Apply fo Owner off premises OF L. S. LIPSCOMB, 1407 nw. For S22 ON 2TH BT. SEARLE, DHOOM _ House com i I respects; 2-story brick table; will be sold at n. Maueat KRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. n.w. ay SALE—AN ELEGANT GROOM BRICK House, on U st. nw. rE 6th and 7th sts. u.w.; House contains 10 rooms, h room and modern ‘improvements; large yartl, le aud carriaxe house; two tenements on side of feet by 132 10 inehes, Inquire of the st ow. BE SOLD 10 CLOSE AN ES- 29th st. u.w.; 11 rooms, cellar, > inches (iy 42 feet to alley, The above propert a improving section of the city, and desirable for investment, ALBLRT F. FO: au6-6t 920 F st- n.w. TOR | SALE HOUSES— Brick Lai) sth stiles, 8 205 All of the above houses are 0 for Pane will be considered. BERT ¥, FO. nw. HOUSE, fruit and shade 08 easy terus; inquire on M, Mapie ave., Ahacostia, Premises, aul-lu? FOR Sat 08 RENTON EASY TERM mu and Bath Brick Houses Apply nt 006} JOR SALE FRAME HOUSE (ANI ofND t Lot, 1229 19 ft. 6 in. by feet; $1.80 per pew Geers) Sollee dy3l-2 ALE— FE, 3 iY ness, Horse good Drive: and {Sauuler: seundand gentle. Address U.K. Star offic jOR SALE-SAFETY BICYCLE 1N GOOD CONDI- fiom gt $70. Address BICYCLE, Star oite aulv-; years old; JOR SALE—CHEAP_BOUND VOLS OF OFFICIAL Gazettes. Patent Office Keporis (Mech,), and Com- in poe 's Decisions. Bookstore, 1203 7ih aul 0-2 th st. nw. Syatemn- agers’ Wilverwene ‘Caine, ‘Lace >, Laps, Lable Linen, Fortieres, RNY COW AND CALF, TWO ©) Handsome (Bay? Driving Horse food condition, KOBI Gakuuemores FEE SALE— ness of $40 per day. Washington. Good aul0-3t Fe ‘SALE-AT A GREAT GAIN—A VERY, Handwore ‘say, Mare, 6 ye yertect family auunal; guaruntecd sound and ‘kind for lady todrive. Also au Elevaut Extension-tup surrey aud Harness Wil sell separate. Private stable rear of resid: SOL N st uw. {Ox SALE—A VERY FINE LIGHT VICTORIA pole aud shafts: used one year; good as new; made by standard maker; will seli Ate great baneaia Stable 1004 1th st. aw. ul +O BALE-CHILDREN'S PE ; Ro Vices or tricks; eu and docile; price # stucle 1004 13th st- nw. Fes ;OR SALE—ONE LARGE UPRIGHT SHOW CASE, With 4 beved ylate glasses: solid walnut; richly carved: value $390. MOOKE & LEDIN MARE, SIX ¥ rose; wid be sold cheap, aulO-st SOKSALEDLUG STORE, CENTRAL LOCAAION, Saleable stock; casi’ sales for month of July Wil sell at @ sacrifice to immediate pur- Siuser; & splendid User tunity for s live business mau, Address FERE ce. JOR SALi—CHEAP—ONE THREL aKa PHAE- ton-Top Bugyy im periect condition. Appi: c st ne. aul roadster, ft ra JNO sF. CULLINANE, 806 Oth st. ww, Mala HERLON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. n.w. FOR GALE A BEAUTIFUL LOZ. ¢ 8x1 27, y FEET Ustoot ‘on grade, Dela ve, near Capi- WS a asgaaven al eases 400. 60x120, cor. B and 19th n.w. ; 306, ¥en 20, Renesas bet, 2:ith and 14th; 350 5200, Ivy Cit . Soxts ope ofthe fet ‘selections, Brookland; Se. Choice Takoma 3 Adee. 10-2 Ti SiPHERD, Sun Building. JOR SALE—LOTS. Coa) West side oft Delaware ave. bet. Land M ta. m, several lots, price pet eRe ‘st. ne. bet. Hun end 13th, 18x90, price per rei Sth and G ste 57 feet on Sth st. 119 feet on just the Sp th podrs aon N. Capitol at. m.w., 22x90, rey et 4th aud’ 5th ta. 30. east $0.6 of lot 10, juare 818, price per pe § mt 3th bet. Rands 50. jorth side of Rhode signa sre. det. 14th as Dew. 20 in yat 1 oe, bet, 17th and 18th sts, n.w., 49x130, price per (79 North side of K st. bet. Conn. ave.and 18th n. wai 30x146, price per foot, (158) Conn. ave. nm ¢ a8 7x100 to alley, cheapest lot on Son Ti ot, g3. A chs of Loth iy ‘Thode ‘Island ave. and P WW. 242100 to alloy, price per f 13.50. wap ast wide of 6th Unk Gaad Vaud Hota so, ve. of 180 fect i ots. s.e., frontage (21) North side of T st. bet, Oth and 1 wall eter side, W andy Nodame BH WAKNER ge _aul0-5t Fst iw. JOR SALF—ONE OF THE = ae =i East Washington, Eaown 98 Block ‘a in “Ish: wood" Only loc. per toot. Geiser > 4 921 F st. n.w. Fee SALE—AT pane PRICE IF SOLD “4 s Lot GO by 120; north side N st. bet. 28th and th est Washington: bear twocar lines. A.J. GUNTTS' 26, LES ea oe Dicer BOARD IN TRE MOUNT Aas ooh of peeion ja P ‘iaiilk:; mot water ; con pg a Mra Jo eal STOCKTON, Kio, Albemarle county, Va. CucErr MANSION, Station, Met. Branch’ B. an Rooms with first-class. Tabie Bo fruit, and on 2A E, D.C, aud-3t* TO, TAGE ROOMS NEAR RR: PRIVATE rte; lovely driven shale ge prince 2 1H. E., near Walkersville, WANTED AT LOCU: ARDERS es Bieter a east “a , Apuly J. Mt CUAMBLEN, 7 dcudotn county, (OenGN BOARD—NEAR STATION, NEW house, on high ground ; extensive lawns; Wy Bo moaguitos; elerey of of Jereey milk and, butter; TFESIZE CRAYON PORTRAITS TAUGHT IN Listen No knowledge of drawing. Some 509 ota a nw. "ARTMENT, XN MDICEGEORGETOW UNIVERSITY, ‘aud 16th ste. medical collere will NEAR SILVER, SPRIN r further aL fener ‘Dean, t ave. | Soper ieoves SEMINALY, Has a large corps of {he appointments are ¢ ry ‘3 SEPTEMBER 10, 1889. tuaified eechert, ta all ‘horows instr ‘Aucient and Modern Lan- ejyen tn Engiish, in epee ‘arm, Suton ‘Station, ve 3y30-tuthes-6e | The gue eyrne water ‘elightful, the scenery of the MER BOARD ON NORTH HILL SSE ceria ge et Se EO nulla river; woter aud moun- WM HOPULNIIT TE tain scenery: Peshee jocation; healthy, Write for $y18-48¢ CASTLEMAN, P. O. Castleman's Ferry, Clarke County, Va. my9-cotauld UMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT, ) | Loudoun County, ne of the most elevated althfol scctidns of Virginia: ebandance of shade, fruit milk, vogetcbles Bar tint Pavilion and other amusements, For particulsi rs addevas TAVENNER, Ce RETREAT, ee RE! ‘Mountains of Maryland, near Harper's Ferry Joxxs HOPEINS UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE eae ‘ies oie pavantazes ubesecliet Wet Announcements for the next academic year are now ready and will be sent on application, BUSINESS CHANCES. JOR SALE—ELEGANT TOT rex GOR, OF COLUM: bia Road and Mintwood Pisce; also some very fine Lotsadjoining at moderate price.’ These Lots have gus and water, sewer near by ; sidewalks laid, curbstones set, roadways mucadamized TYLER & RUIHLE- ¥ ORD, 13 0-6! FES SALE-CHOICE # SITE FOR STORE, 5TH AND nw. yp. Have several very desirable ain- lo Lous and’ fine front tor builder or investor. MYERS & SON, 14 ‘auld. He SALE—MUST BE SO! AG BEAUTIFUL Lots cast side of 44h at: between L und M'u.e: on grade; shade, sidkwaik, &¢, Good for building oF in- stiueite Want un offer. “Now is your chauce. wa 221 SOHN O. JOHNSON, 9%: JOR | SES CAN OFFER FOR A FEW Some Very Decided Bargains in Lots ou S | ula ‘College Hill bet. ae and 150 15th sts, Ss DAYS ‘Meridian yoR SAGE RFADTIRUL RESID) NCE LOTS ‘80, on 5 st. eel hire ave. and at. frobting resery y A. SHIELDS, 06 FE SALE—CHEAP—A FINE BUILDING SITE, 204X100, K st. near 17th n.w.; only BDO per ft. Also one on 24th st. next to corner of N; 25x Jess than a block irom U.S. sigual service build: 500; easy terms. 4. H. T. LEL LW. CITY LOTS, EAST OF 300 to £400 a lot; 800 down, 2, An excellent chance for & profitable H. T. LELPOLD, 8.w. cor. 13th jth and sts, nw. 16-6 au Fos Se 'S AT FOREST Gi ‘MD. ; ONLY 20 pe wo ap Tivol 3. ROBES TEORD, jy6-3m. 1419 G st. PGE SALETHE NATIONAL CAVITAL INVEST. iuent Company offers tor sale very Desirable Lots i squares Bob BOY aud 561, fronting ov, the follow. tug streets; dL, between 6th and 7th oun nes and on'eth Sts betweca f abd F nro: Thess Jots are Very desirable éither forinvestsment or imine- Gute building purposes, ‘Terme wade to sult, pur- ghavers. Auvauces made to reliable parties for build- ALe purposes. ee Rae WALKER, President, o8 Louisiana ave, n.w, SAMUEL W. CU: tbe reaburer, ‘National Eafe Deposit Buliding, _3y17-2m New York ave, and Tot ‘st, {OK SALE—LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND RI- dout’s addition to the city of Washington, formerly called Woodley Park. ‘iis property 1s situate at the terminus of Counecticut ave. extended, aud adjoins Koloraiua Heights, the new bridge and the park drive, near by the proposed Zovlogical gardens. An elec- tric road will be constructea, » charter having already Leen obtained trom Congress. Specivl prices Lo peo ple of prominence who will build tue houses. ‘Cail jor plat, tay of cheap property, INU. F. WAGGAMAN, Tuu 14th et 24 Ai Fk E— ENT Gaasein perks trom balance monthly investment, Kt FoR ais 3,000 FEET OF Sa New Hampsiuire ave, 25th and ts. twelve or more Jotsof not less than MS test frontage. FKANK B. CONGEK, 1415 F st. F OB SALE THAT. SPLENDID oT on southeast corner New Harupshire ave.and Rat. at 3 per foot. EKANK B. GER, avis 1dlo Fat. couN ‘TRY REAL ESTATE. Fok SA0B 873 WILL BCY A SMALL G Store; fue place for bar room. Cail at 1: aw. Fo®, SAE Psvcuo cycle, lndy’s oF geutieman's, Ata banraiu torcush. Apply ago “SAFETY BI- earings all over, Peub. ave. D. W. Washington, JOR OSA. Len Gs; at STABLE, 258 Joel st 00. weet Gis6: ‘Gan be ‘soon 8. SN LAND, SIX- room Ho! all just rep: situation healthy and handsome, on public’ roud; 6 miles from city by 7th or 14th st. roads; £10 per month; iiumediate possession. Apply 10 person’ to OWNER at Silver Spring Farm, 7th st, road. Be ‘ALE-A NEW 9-HOOM DWELLING AND 150), in Brookland, for $4,200. A tae roowland, D.C, 708 SALESTHE BEST HOUSE cation tu Brookland, Jnway shade: fruit, aon Pr Brookland, JOR SALE—A MILLER TRON SA¥I sear 45 iu.; Width, $1 Repth 228 im Avply to SANDERS & STAYMAD st nw. LS SALE—T phy en LEST SUMMER BAKG of thei all Oe Sevoud-and Upright; possess Macy walnut; only” & st. new. ME LANSION TYPESETTING Inquire waily Post building, room 43, 1D a iE KITCHEN RA @ saloon or at hew building No. 1400 New Hauups: cor, 2uth st, aud Lin” RY ELEGANT AND .of the best standard prigh uakes, Wat have eeu sligutiy Used aud are real y per- ieci iu every respect, Will Ve sold ob easy moululy payments or cas Lee. at oue-third discount from new These are incuuparable bargains and should Square Fanos taken ax part pay jooking tur # positive barcuin sho ‘these beture Li pes ~ ia EXCHANGE, Fiano Louse, Se E} a Gornapes, Wagous, ape uapeletes,” Surreys, Doctors? Baggies of all styles.’ Also, t Latest Stock of Harness in the city. from $15 up to Cail and ‘see Stock. Both New abd Second-haid Turnouts bought, suld and ex- Changed. “Faiutiux aud Kepairniy at bottom prices aul F. GEAER, 466 Pa. aw. es BARGAIN~— weut of Secund-haud Bradbury Upright id Square Fiauos; some vearly new; all iully war- ranted, also for sulé cheap w large stock of Piatics and Oupas ot other, well-knowr makers, slightly used, Which I am selling om easy payments of ne Bs ry SCHMID'S Lard Stores Brewery ‘street n.w, _Book on Treatment of Dogs sent free, jy16-Lin* OH SALE-HIVER BAND BY CANT OR BOAT loud; reduced rate for large ord ra, ‘Cumberland's Bost House, F-st. Wharf lephone 563- Ok SALE—TO HARDWARE DFALERS, CAR- peters and Builders: 100 to 150 tous of Sush Pei assorted sizes to suit, JAS, h BATES J iron vary, President aud Pratt sta, Bal OR BALE — CARRIAGES; largest stock ; greatest variet Bt ew Yori. BEST MAKERS; Jowest prices south Gane bete Gthand it S, MEE! ale a laree wtoek of Lew wuxsies, Phaeton, Surrey, x= tension Cabricietics, Kenrinktons, howd Carts, Day- tous, and all styles of Business Waxons, Hirness, Wlups Lap Voles, Se at j rices gid aecomuoduty e found in apy reat tt home or abroa: bi — YOUNG YELLOW EN fm uke; OST Le Sisk he “GUARTE= SHOWS Teg Re EEL re jeft at Star office. By oad OST—FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 9, A MOCKING Oo tg Le 31, WHITE rE BULL TERsL ¥ Ry Teward it returned @ i MENIAL fist, mation OF specimen ye. 8.0. aus-3t LOST Ar COLONIAL BEACH V WEDNESDA ucust 7,0 Diamond Ring, flat band; no init: A tiberal reward if returned to 504 Oth st, #.e.aud-: eee _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 500 fact cia es PNCOM COTTAGE, | aut ‘rilos: woos rere Ee “Si GALE-BOUTH BEPOREAND > BEADS 7 Pally situated about one orth of ‘ity, wear uth. Brooklaud Station: ‘streets conformity Ra FY ther intra Poe AS Hae HOUSE SIT ar On the hills beyond Anasooue sie ache ned ae rieties of choice fruits, For details write, directing Box 3s. Atacostia, DC. AX ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH §2,000 DE-| 4¥13-012t hires to enter au established. profitable, loritinuste ness, or would meet another party havi f) J. Si wee | Fa arg 3 vend PIANO, waged oa ad ee par one investirating& sp s ant Aa e Singing and Play t Sight. Particulsr a gpportun v1 ‘com! tiol b to beytnne as wi ‘wishing to be Pai ere ot ort” oe etrmare ey" Cae FSR SAtE-SILE COLONY AT ODENTON. ALTIMORE FEMA 7 race TEER Better than government und rents or B and ped by the Bese oe Marylan cme railroad stock is this investacest ere can you find | year OPENS SEPT! EMBER 16. Board, nvith te tuition anytuing else that will pay — 5 wat cent? At — Frenc! patie oy and, Music, per year, other industry can women and 50. N.C. BROO] .. Brest. week: me trom 8300 to 81,000? au7-w&s,1 hort time we will hold these Silk Farms at o._ Buy now if you want to get in on the low- Price. It is ot necessary for persons to live there to secure an lpr re = the silk crop, informa- tion obtained at oi sei BOARDING. 3A DAY SCHOOL ‘klin street, Batiniore Md. Mra. H. P. Livnevn ‘KE, Princ Rschool’ will reopen on THURSDAY, the 10TH iH of SEPTEMBER. ‘The course u10-1m TERN SILK eer se Of instruction embraces all the studies included in & a thorough English Education, and the French and Ger- F SQUE-A FIRST-CLASS, GROCERY STOUR | man Lancunges ure practically taugut. jy24-wae-n O oF at inves ry; excelleut stock und tives 7 COOL SPRINGS. in sau ust section, Near the Capitol. FISH & Mil MAennreek School bt: Mary +18 89 2 is oa mae oaieeticeeeeneed ee eae ‘Thorourh FE SALE—ONE OF THE BEST ESTABLISHED Brick P.auts in Washington; a yearly propt of $10,000 quaranteed. Cail at 6: Rae wuy-s T2a"2 TWO VILLA SITES, EET IN each, Would hike to Exchange for's pod Horse ind Bugsy or Phacton, Address VILLA SILE. Star Enklish, classical, mathen atical, Commercial and mal tary cor Board and tuition, including washing, fuel and Tarnished roo! room, $160 for term ot ten TmOnthE, Loth session Sept. "v. For further barticulary od- dress_k. W. SILVESTER, Principal. 25-cozm, rome DAME OF MARYLAN! Collegiate Lnstituie tor Youn Schcol for Little Girls, EM ‘D. Ladies ze ont Tikes Dy ae one <CLASS iene bel tu M 25 duily; expenses (rent, help, fur Address F, aise cnet timore, lights) $60 per month. Notre Dame. Send for catalogue. Si GEORGE'S HALL FOR Boys AND Ladies (in separate departments), St. Georg Na near Baltimore. Prof. J. C. Kinear, A. M., anc M, B. Kinesr, Principala, Unsurpassed. $200 year. jy16-eolm* (GWARTEMORE COLLEGE, SWARTHMORE, PA, Opens Yth month, 10th.” Thirty :ninutes "from aud d., conducted by the Sisters of dy2s-eozm = SAI AT A BARGAIN, OWNER leave the city, Grocery Store, oh 436 St. & w. rood stock and trade; 8379 or at Inventory, BOYEK, 313 46 st.a.w | OF YEARS VALUA- ble Piece of Business Property op south side of F ROK LEASE—-For A a between Tish ud’ 12th ate, Rw. THOMAS Broad? wag Gert dt others aduatied Ful fT onticus ooaces GA. subd-Lw_ | for both sexe Scientific and Literary. Also Pood REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, Cor. 10th and E sts. n.w., corner above gas office. Real Estate bought and sold. Rents collected. 4 Manual Tr: inganda’ eperatury School (2 pe seh omnes ger ahd, exten uiidines aud apparatus, For catalogue an teulgre address © EDWARD Hi. 3 MAGILL LL b. it. ee a ACADEMS. ‘The next session opens September 15. wibGiutiful, ‘healthy boie, tree from temptations, Loans negotiated. Insurance effected. _jy29-2w Soroush Prec D WARETELD, A. aM. JOR SALi—THE GIGAK BO: PA. AVE, Brookeville, aes epee a oe ahd i 3 air anon aud-eotseptlS Montgomery county, Md. Sorting, cther business, Inqairect 0. 7, THOME. ENNINGTON (N.J.) SEMINARY AND LADIES = wen Ban 3y11-im College. Convenient to Washiugton. | 50th Year EMEMBER THE Trestrial Clocks? HAMBAY. bes ent the prices; watches cleaned, $1; first-class main-spriugs, warranted one yeur, $1; i! k and Jewelry work at the lowest prices ip the city; we dety competition, 1224 Fet. uw. 5-6 MONEY TO LOAN $900 AND 82.000 at 5 Offers rare educational taciii' moderate, High and beaithvale Address THO. dor both sexes. ‘Terms team heating: «as; HANLON, D-D.. ___ sy 18-tu,th,e26i MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART Conservatory, ts» Complete School for, Girls. Sena tor catalogue to 'C. L. KEEDY, Se ym town, Md. VILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, MD. ‘Limited to ‘tweuty us September 16, 1589. recent; & $1,000, 82,000, 83.000 ue Oper cent, Ne | house of principal. Location hich eos healing’ lay beyond time taken to examine title, kereer pial aoa Washington. Ingtruction KS culd-st ‘a LSON, ees rn WEINCRNEY MASc ASO} 3 OVO ox xeatudiite No delay. OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-OPENS Kwan thorough training; home govern bien; Dumber Kmited: health cavetuily Sitended to. reulars, &c., addrevs HiN¥ LOWELL, yy 1-3 ha si 10-3t*)_P. A. DARNEILLE, 618 F st. Pekoe WANz TO SPECULATE ws STOCKS, rain or Oil on 1 per cent largin, Wriis gf Gull on the NATIONAL SOCK EXCHANGE, O1: F st. n. aus-Lim $100,000 2285 See EAT security is satisfactory. FURKBEs & MAYER, St ‘939 F st. a. MOREL 70 LOAN AT SIX PER C a‘ ale), Sandy spring, 3d. Ef duy, day, Wednesday and FHasy 8-30 t0 40 ake ic Lae EW ee! QpLaTARY a CADE} CORNWALL. ON e aucunts a MY, roved i Pstate Beeurit, Large Tye specialty, Al mis ot the Onitel aasucity dat | atsindy, Gc, mage OOO. Te ores we vate surance Corot Philsdsiphia: in uns to suit, on in- | Supt.; B. F.'HYATI, couid’t of Cadets," jel0- stalluent plan, with or without life msurance » Pay- ments to run 5, 10, 16, CHEETA ACADEMY, OGONT2, PA. - exceiied Jocation aud surroupuin jew scl sclial equipment. Gymuastuin, &c. Thor _17-3m _— pressratio f tor Collece or Seteuttae * School For | his ‘13,810,000, on “TNO. CALVIN RICE. A. M.. Princival. See ae a ART, ELOCUTION, AND GENERAL Cultiire Desirable Positions open to Students, All interested will receive val addressing raitable ingore mation FREE by HIGHE y IMPROVED DAIRY AND of 200 ucres; well watered; ample ), stubling, &e.; sicuited 12 mijes south of W..slington city upon suiveyed route oi ME, Yormun avenue For Price, &e.. ai.irees Mrs. BALLINGER, P. 0, Box 307, Alexan- Lae APOE 6 —130 ACRES GOOD LAND; SMALL nts; 6 mules from city, in P.G. Co., Md. ; acres very best Montgom ry county land for Gardening, o hue alte for atte ii from Tenley town, terminus of house wud baru, Lewit, &e », 1 wive qual ty under fine cultivation, adjoining, both very cheap: ald ou eusy terms, mt ¢ location, stream through, {t; ou Con, duit road: mile from’ Ge ncetownn y Qt ND GH crTy, ra ‘SEL itd Db, Sun Building, 1517 FOE BALE -#300-cotrage AND two LoTS on 5th ave., Weebinatoe Grove; in thorough re- Pair; reut $23" bulauce of season. Appl. JR SALE—AT DERWOOD, 300 YAKDS ¥ KOM station, House, Barn, ote Orchard, 40 Acres of Prime Laud in grass; $3,000; afew ucrés subdivided ter $300 ver Foon gag es faa the station tee ty cd tor re ‘Acres aud New Gr, House. best SOOKE LUCKELT: O85 Fat tewe -NI—AT WASHINGTON GROVE, M for the remainder of season—Association Cotiares gana 25 each. Apply to JOHN C. ATHEY, aus. po KENT—40 ACKES WITH HOUSE OF 5 rooms; vod Stuble and Depcuilgings, only LE mules from Center Market; 3g mile from Beun Font only @4( Over year to good tenant. seLaGh: LEN & ELDER, 1215 F st. FX, aaa Tel ACRES: HIGH I LAND. building tim! jn erase, yielding, acre; fine water: wrovi ubou ri 100 bushels Ne per acre used. €0,0S0 ‘aiies from cise per ace COOKE D. LUCK: ) o at, a ‘aub-dt OF THE (MOST DESIKABLE arms Contaiiig soout 140 acres, on the tack: ville rou just outside the Disteiee oh line, "wood bull yalid- fu, good feuctix, and well watered; «roti las been brokeu for the E] road in that direction. ‘50 Acres on the 7th-st. roud near Forest Glen; well located, wide tront on the pike; will be sold. cheap to 4B imiediate purchaser; lots are selling in the inune- 3 Uiate vicluity at 6 ceuts per square foot; good invest: ete nao ‘crea near Suiland, well improved by « good € perth, “SAE WaliS Fit & co. Sok MALK-ON MSR £0. BOTLTH : tai Getogeny and pec Bn geen erase, erain, and poultsy tari conv did Uunber‘iands. CUUKE D. LUCKETT, ae ae iw. Jel5-s&wln E. TOURJEE, Boston, Mass. pe VIRGINIA MILITARY 1 ¥ uston, Vu. has just closed its Semi-Ceutennial dau ce, aiid will coutunue om the 4th of Sept oe to ovide its system of thorouch ldlitery traldibg, « Uistiuctive cummas of SAcadonde’ Instructica. sad teoke Lical iMsuiction inthe several brauches of applied science, thus ensbiing a graduate in the Academic Schvoi “wo gail a projessioual degree as & Bachelor of Seieuee or Civil Eugineer. ‘ALese adVautages ure secured on terms not IMs Ue wonth ws un av rage tor thee jncluding cloth ne, tu eddiiion m to th expenses. cata ON REAL ESTATE. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, MSSEY 10 Loax 1s Stas 10 SUIT, 416 AND Oper cont on Teal oatate wesc nity, PKANK 1. RAWLINGS, 1505 Pa, ave. os = vee Fire ins. Co.'s ottice.) mt NEY Ix'SuMe FKOM $500 UPWARD, AT LHE LOWEST KALE OF INtekEST REAL ESTALE IN THIS DISTRICT, R. 0. HOLL ZMAN, my13 Corner 10th Vi dE) AOHOANON MEAL ESTA‘ JA rutes of wterest: alse on other ap) ro ‘THOS. G. LENSE) & Cu. sBinitcrs myll-3 1500 # wt. uw, .PENCERIAN ———. ‘COLLEGE, Cor ae | sit D ate. n. Founded 1864, Moret ‘than 50, youns men aud — Lave been trained in the — ceriau Colleges. Ly end nij tt iyi 1e. Six courses: 88 COUTRE ; ee ‘Ube op yy Practical English : a Rapid Wrinus, Keading und eae . gia ye men furmished with aes rated es tree. SAR, i Traveipal: iENiY ef srtscne ina ee es ARTYN'sS Saag ie nel brew pd sere Post-O' ed students st, near Cit united, Call oF we EY TO LOA MOU a fever heal Estate Security, in District of (ohuuiey an ay suai cestted at lowest rates. of ine terest. ae L&C apll ¥ JV ONES 70 LOAN ON REAL ES1 ATE OX FIRST. LE clase wecurity lowest rates of interest 0 = =” the security is guvd COUREEN, 3.3 7th ot. mw. ii on TO LOAN Tueuins osu gl lowest rates on approved real imho esinte security. ‘H, FOX & BROWN. 0x0. gy ONEY TO LOAN ON NEAL ESTATE AT Low- te: A) eat HN DANENHOW ap24 Successor to DAN His Teeth are Chokiug Him to Death. As John A. Crawford, a Chicago traveling man, was taking a drink on a train at James- port, Mo., yesterday, his false teeth slipped down his throat. He was taken to Ironton, MGW a SON TTLS F at EDUCATIONAL, Mo., and placed in charge of the surgeons, but = by that time his throat and chest had beoome (RFAX J EMINARY | FO} 80 swollen and inflamed that the teeth could 7 Van A ILLING! 2 tel ai Slat aunual ae opens Benet not be got at, and he is slowly choking to death. jepartmeut, Standard high, lon deniraiie bt Five Breweries Sold. A Pittsburg special to the Philadelphia Times says: A combination of capitalists of unknown { | nationality aud unascertained personality has secured control of five of the largest brewing establishments in this section, The establish- ments which have thus changed hands are those of Eberhart & Ober of Allegheny oe 44 Frauenheim & Vilrecks, Iron a brewery, in Lawrenceville; the Wainwright brewery, that of the Keystove brewing company, and the OME SCHOOL.—IN” ADDITION Sehool Till take Sis Boar qual attention will be ress Miss LUCY ae Rockin: Mt V take aud Lin ete EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF Piano, Puyila for Fall “term. Limited tunber Careful attention to begins ort, Bost r perterm iwenty mae Star ottice. a . NTH ST, wasuiNdtos, Bc. L223 iwses Kerr's School fur Young Dailies and CHN 1223 begin brewery of D. Lutz & Son. As to the __ BOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ | Eee epi shan Opa Se aa oe Situneld’ bub the sggrentin fer tee’ Shake ie N (01 jou, Mendli withhe! ut aggregate for whol = CADEMY OF THE HOLY OKOsS, MASS, | $5,000,000, or an average of $1,000,000 each. *RoKAL, LIQUID | GLU Ea ENDS ro, ae reopen hs 4 preanibae Itavords | ‘The purchasers of these breweries somewhat Metals ‘Hoye, SkocmLiper Jowelry..Everiavtinx te: | Stratis or genuiciue & thoreug and Saistied | moditied their original policy, under which pacity! Drugs aud Grocers 10c. wid 2be. mus '4-eoly | pupilsin muce and art. The musi t | they demanded that the Pittsburgers should Gomprions Ge ‘hnic, aud eubraces piano, | retain a nominal interest each in his or their Comme By Gas ‘Tuluruagesy general ‘and drawing, and fancy. | former property and continue to an he work iree, aus-2in ve in! new owners. y con- luded that this was asking rather too much A ful neo SG BE Ed epeter ty te hee R GAS COOKING STOVES foals sores ee a, of eal fo fe in | this stipulation. On hand and for sale. phlet: Sepeweiline sand jauehtiree,” Head ° School of fog on Struck in Chi mb31 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. JPREDERICK | coutan Ghariated fa A strike of oil seep pyre agen er ves thorough preparation for Collate, Sclentife | Colored man named J. K. Flatte, who lives ATTORNEYS. is foun abroad bas SERRE, | ately weboppepaio ig Somgrae goer ln ic Ppitcinal andre tier tig Remedise wuperse was in acatch basin, and the discovery Cees tet NGTON ON; SETORNEY-AT-LAW, | fon. “Clinte exeeptioualiy healthful, wasaccidentally made, The bottom of the basin hg oP ey ath vashivgs?™ | Foresteiogues and information apply to the Princt- | was covered with oil to the depth of two or NDERTAKERS. 7 aaa tas |e eee wea U. = = au7-1m* applied to some of eed FT PL COSTELLO, WITH A PRACTICAL UNDER- T and EnBeliner ‘my exaploy, 5 and 34 ce st. me. Evel ied “pestcitle | probably have to spen A AUGUST 10, 1889—-TWELVE PAGES. EXPLOSION OF NATURAL GAS. Two Men Killed and Fifteen Injured at Pittsburg, Pa. ‘There wasa terrific explosion of a nataral gas main on the South Side in Pittsburg last eve- ning, which resulted in the killing of two men instantly, fatally injuring two more and seri- ously injuring some fifteen others, Booth & Flynn were testing s 30-inch natural gas main which they had laid for the Monongahela nat- ural gas company. Their workmen were test- ing the main before turning on the natural gas, by means of compressed air. They ran the pressure up to 75 pounds per square inch, when the dead cap on the end of the pipe blew out, scattering debris in every direction. Several hundred workmen employed in the iron mills near by were just returning home, and a number of them had stopped along the trench to watch the experiment. They were struck by the debris and aying, oieen 48 though a bomb had exploded. © pipe was braced with heavy timbers, and these were hurled into the crowd with terrific force. The workmen and the spectators were thrown down by the force of the explosion, and one of the Killed was hurled against a brick house and had his neck broken. A general stampede followed the explosion and a scene of the wildest excitement ensued, The cries of the injuredcould be heard for several squares. An investigation showed that two men had been kille =e and about fifteen others injured, two of them fatally. ‘he dead were conveyed to their homes and the injured who were unable to walk taken to a hospital. The aan ee are: John Miller, single, — thirty-three; John O'Connor, aged twenty- ve. Those seriously injured were: John Greiner, married, terribly cut and bruised; injured in- ternally; will die, Henry Reich. a boy, skull fractured and injured internally; will die. John Braney, miliwright, internally injured and bead cut; serious, Mr. Green, badly cut and bruised: thought to have received internal injuries; serious. Jus. Hendricks of St. Louis, Mo., both legs broken. Severance Munsich, Thos. Welch, Martin Garvey, John Schwaiter, Patrick Ryan, Frank Doyle, Jas. Duffy and Wm. Jones were struck by flying debris and cut and bruised, but none of them were seri- ously hurt, One of the Killed a Washingtonian. One of the victims of the explosion, John Connors, is supposod to be a Washingtonian, He is thought to be John Connors, a brick- layer, whose home is on North Capito! between Land M streets, He left here soon after the Johnstown flood with several other bricklayers and went to work at Johnstown. His com- ions returned home, but he went to work for the Cambria iron works, Since then it is possible that he went to Pittsburg, which is not many miles from Johnstown, Last night Mrs. Connor, his mother, received # telegram from Johnstown saying: “John is dead. [Signed] Tos, Rvsseut.” Mrs. Connor did not know who Russell was and she had inquiries made at police head- quarters, Maj. Moore then telegraphed the chief of police at Johnstown for further i formation, but has not yet received a reply. nwcatinented tabanretes For Annoying Drivers of Vehicles. Reuben Mouse, Frank Halliday and Henry Coleman, three colored boys, who are too poor to live without working and do not want to | steal, went to the Center market this morning to look for odd jobs of holding horses, carrying baekets or anything by which they could earn an honest penny. As is usual at such places the boys stood about near Pennsylvani phue and 7th street, and at the approach of vehicles they would run up and ask: “Have your horse held, mister?” ‘Tunis was considered by Police- man Loftus “disorderly conduct,” and he ar- rested the boys for “anno ig the drivers of vehicles.” The boys instead of returning home with a few hard earned pennies to assist in the support ef their families were marched to the Police Court. Judge Mills heard the testimony and said that he had been annoyed in the same manner, and fined the boys $5 each. They will the next few days | among Vagrante and criminals in the work ouRe. Subsequently the judge decided to take the personal recognizance of t of the boys. The Death 1 Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Ella J. Nahers, white, 1 year; John F. Iolson, white, 74 years; Jane E. Downs, white, 1 year; Jos. N. Sullivan, white, 4 years; Birdie Haas, white,1 month; J. J. Lynch,white, 30 years; John C. Howard, white, 41 years; line Graves, colored, 2 mouths; Annie Hen- son, colored, 26 years; Eliza Wright, colored, 2 months; Mary Butler, colored, 29 years; Wm. Douglas, colored, 41 years; Lucy Marshall, col- ored, 40 years; Cornelius Brown, colored, 2 months. een Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Isaac Schwartz and Biri Ungar; Charles H. Howard of Brooxevilie and Laura J. Coxen; John Pinkett aud — Payne. oo toastat Gave the Policemana Black Eye. Policeman Mooney exhibited a black eye to Judge Millsin the Police Court today and charged Edward Thomas with assaulting him. The officer was assaulted last night near the Capito! by three men, but Thomas was the only one arrested. He was # given sixty days. Special Policeman } Morgan Acquitted. Special Policeman Butler Morgan was ac- quitted in the Police Court today of a charge of assaulting Maurice Collins, a young man who is employed as a watchman by the District, |The officer claimed that he found the young men asicep and arrested him because he thought ey was drunk, but let him go before they got to the station, Collins denied that he was either asleep or drunk and charged that the officer ill treated him and talked to him like a di “I am no dog, your honor,” said Collins; “I was born in South Washington,” ‘The charge was dismissed, a Held on a Charge of Horse Stealing. John Kelly, the alleged thief, who is known to the police as “Bum” Kelly, was in the Police | Court this morning on a charge of stealing Dr. Thos, V. Hammond's horse and buggy. Kelly was arrested by Sergeant Boyle, to whom he made a confession, When arraigned, Kelie snid that he did not remember what happened. He was held in $500 bail for the grand jury. scat ath ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tar Evewtne Stan. Wext Posrep.—The increase in the number of electric posts to serve tight, teleg: and telephone show that the town cannot be “fenced in,” as is sometimes suggested, as all her posts are used on the central streets for electric wires, A post every sixty or seventy fect is not uncommon on streets, when the law nace “that any person who shall put up y post * * * orinany way obstruct the eA coead y the city council fine of $5 anda further fine of $1 for each and every day the same shall be continued.” There seems no reason for denying to a mer- chant, on whose sidewalk a huge post is put up, the right to put another post there to display his sign or his goods. Misyir Deevs.—Mrs. Jane Bradt of West Washington, in —— in ingion depot, found it nicely ington for it nicely claimed by the turned out that the house next door to Mrs. Bradt’s house had been sold to ex-Tax Collector Jno. T. Hill. —— - purchaser had been ut into the wrong house, which itd tied up neatly, ated — ye vpel pay ago in one of brought suit for ion of his own i pee eidel i cena rn uu ue : lie Ei if i a fi iH i ie i | fl EF f IN MRS. MAYBRICK’S BEHALF. Members of Parliament Join im the Movemeut—No Doubt of Her Reprieve. Many prominent members of parliament have joined in the movement in behalf of Mrs. Maybrick, and will petition the home office for reprieve, Public meetings are being arranged in London and Liverpool, as ‘n the famous Penge mystery some fifteen years ago. In that case the judge charged passionately and vira- lently against the four accused persons, three men and a woman, Alice Khodes. Despite the extreme doubt, the jury brought in « verdict of guilty against all four and they were sentenced to death, The verdict shocked public opinion and a wave of indignation swept over the country with such force that the then home secretary, Mr. Crose, called a conference of prominent men, as the result of which Alice Rhodes was unconditionally released and the male Prison- ers reprieved. It is just such a wave of ae indignation growing out of « similar cause that is pow passing over the country, NO DOUBT OF HER REPRIEVE. That Mrs. Maybrick will be reprieved there can be no doubt, and the question now seems to be whether the commutation will be to im- prisonment for life or a term of years. While the general opinion is that the woman should sentet ~ a pardon is not to be In addition to the parliamentary petition nearly every lawyer of the Liverpool circuit has signed the legal petition, and there rush of the merchants and brokers in Liver- pool, Mr. ae former business asso- ciates, to endeavor to prevent @ miscarriage of justice. The conflict of the medical testimony andthe peculiarly prejudicial charge of the judge is given as the reason for an exercise of the pardoning power. It the jurors continue to talk to reporters as they are doing they will soon convince every- body that they were incompetent to try the case and criminally negligent in not paying at- tention to the evidence and what ‘passed in court. The foreman of the jury ularly showed himself, by his answers and comments on the case, to be possessed of only a confused notion of the testimony which had been pre- sented. He did not know that Sir Charles Russell had offered in court to call witnesses who would prove that the statement made by the accused was perfettly true, and that Jus- tice Stephen refused to hear this important testimony. He admitted that he would not be any if a reprieve were granted, notwithstand- ing Bi is vote in favor of the verdict of murder, the general impression left by the interview is that the jurors allowed themselves to be swayed and ‘biased by the grossly mociten summing up of the judge, and that they a hasty lict without giving the case and the evidence any persoual consideration, This case seems to bave been as flagrant and outrageous an abuse of judicial power as ever occurred im England. JUDGE STEPHEN PROTESTS, The memorial to the government asking that Mrs, Maybrick be reprieved on the ground of the conflicting nature of the medical evidence has been signed by 300 brokers and merchants of Liverpool, Judge Stephen yeste pro- tested in court agaist the abusive letters ad- dressed to the jury. He said he thought they had conscientiously done their duty. THOSE PLY PAPERS, A New York Herald special cable from Brus- sels says: The Maybrick trial has caused al- most as great a sensation on the con®uent as in | England, L’'Independance Belge compares the case to the celebrated Lafarge affair of thirty years ago. The Brussels vewspaper has also sought to throw light upon one of the points of the trial which has remamed somewhat ob- scure, and today publishes the result of the in- teresting inquiries its reporters have made, Fly papers have been the subject of this = Mrs. Maybrick alleged that she had employed these arsenic impregnated — tor her complexion, after the example fd man women, Counsel for the prosecution ob- jected and no witnesses were luced to prove that German women m use of fly Papers, as alleged, and consequently this part br hire, Maybrick’s defense was worthless, A GERMAN CCSTOM. Ten Brussels chemists who have been con- sulted by L’Independance Belge are of a totally different opinion, Of these nine stated that fly papers could be used successfully in the cure of ekin diseases and erupticns, while the tenth went further. He carried on his profession for many years in Germany and declares that in that country many of the women are in the habit of using fly papers to beautify their com- plexion. ‘Ibe preparation of the papers «is the —- that Mrs, Maybrick said she bad fol- lowed. Another chemist named Hainaut, who also spent several years in Germany, corroborated the previous statement. He pointed out that fly papers are generally impregnated with a strong solution of quassia amara, the extremely bitter taste of which would certainly - aroused Mr. Maybrick’s suspicions had liquid containing it been given him to r+ al HOPE IN THE HOME SECRETARY, When asked what he thought of the chances of interference with the sentence on the part of the home secretary, Mr. Macklin of the firm of Rowe & Macklin, who are Mrs. Maybrick's counsel in this country, said yesterday, accord- ing to the New York Sun: “They have a curious law in England that where an adverse decision is rendered in any but a murder case an appeal can be taken to a higher court and from that to the house of lords, but, when the case is murder, the de- cision rendered by the jury is fital, and the cases where the judge's sentence has been ove ruled by the home secretary are very rare in- deed. Still 1 am in hopes that we can do some- thing that will cause at Jeast a commutation of the sentence.” WAS MR, MAYBRICK UNFAITHFUL? The New York World today prints an ex- tended interview with Mr. Mackiin, in which be 8a; “Naturally our sympathies are with Mra, Maybrick. though we knew her husband well, as he called bere every time he came to Amer- ica. Whatever the character of the evidence brought against her, the nature of the judg: charge was such as’ to greatly increase ite fect on the minds of the _ durin. Any judge in this country would be driven off the bench. Bosidens while the judge enlarged on the matter of Mrs. Maybrick's in- fidelity —which, in fact, as it appeared to furnish @ motive, influenced the jury = ope else—no testimony was that Maybrick's wn BP x7 ‘of a wife to an unfaithful husband.” pene ff be a fact nearly “W it tobe a ‘two years ago when Mrs. Maybrick commenced to procure @ se; Ouly a tier Maybrick’s death o bill was received a dressmaker who wanted £10 for dresses that were not a Hilt j ‘| g RE | F E Hi fi i iH ir fi [ t : f t ik il es LF ‘ i if i t t : i F { il i i Lt | i i