Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1889, Page 2

STILL AHEAD. PERSONAL MENTION. Some of the Features of Tomorrow’s| Mr. W.E. Hutchinson and family have re- Arguments Heard in the Case of Deputy three weeks’ visit to Harper's} - Marshal Nagle Yesterday. Twelve Page Star. turned from a from northern York to their home in Le Droit Park. W. Verplasek Birney of New York itor in almost every household of the city. city, Theod W.B ‘of Atlanta and Dr. The daily Stam covers the news field thor-| Herman H. Birney of Iphia arrive at oughly and impartially, but on Saturday extra the tine place today on a rite ther parent efforts are made to give the readers a literary | this evening from his annual fishing excnrsion treat. The addition of four pages to the size | to West Virginia. of the regular daily issue permits of a wider | Misses Laura and Daisy Bartlett of High- land, Md., are visiting rélatives in the north. Tenge of subjects and 0 seve liberal treatment, | “ 50-1. A. Parker of 14th street nor tiwest, Every Saturday therefore Tax Stan is issued in| 544 Mary E. Douglas of 13th street southwest, twelve page form, and every one of these dozen pee ere on —— for Atlantic City for a t- | Stay of two weeks. Te ant aaa oe vetai | _ MF. and Mrs, Harry McKeldin and their son pace esting description. Special | portic, of 23 8th strest southeast, will leave pains are taken to prepare chapters on timely | today for Atlantic City, N. J., to remain two subjects which shall be of unusual interest to | weeks. ‘i the people of Washington. Tux Stan has set | | parr Pa patorpere has Lah wisi a very high standard for itself, but it never yet | jington in West Chester, ~ hy aortas has fallen below that standard. Tomorrow’s| Miss Clara Paxton is visiting friends near paper will be fully equal to its predecessors. | Clifton Beach, ‘ The fcllowing are some of its attractive fea- | Am enjoyable dancing partywas given lasteven- ing at “Ingleside,” Montrose, Md. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, Andrews, Mr. and MODERN OCEAN RACERS (Ilustrated):— Mrs. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. M. McKee, Mr. and The development of steam and its wonderful Mrs. Wauserbach, Master and Miss Wauser- bach, Mr. and Mrs, E.G. Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. results as shown by the exhibit in the a Mr. ag ae ace ag cong eos ‘ illiamson, Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Spicer, Misses Ss acgnagicecneas Bertie and Mabel Spicer, Mr. aud Mrs. Reed BANKS AND BANKERS (Iilustrated):— and daughters, the Misses Robertson, Mr. and Some of the men who direct the financial in- | Mrs. Yoder, Miss Gasch, Mrs. Kennedy. Mr. stitutions of Washington, and Mrs. Emerick, Master rns se erron, e: WORK OF COUNTERFEITERS:— and Messrs. Knott, Thompson, ly, Mace, Silcot, Walters, Madel and Gash The success A visit to the rogues’ gallery of the secret service. of the party was due largely to the manage- PIPES AND SOLDIERS:— ment of Mr. E. G. Schafer. Mrs. Markward and Mrs. Bangs have gone to Ocean Grove, where they intend spending a + ‘ few weeks, Some things seen in large numbers by Euro- pean tourists. HEALTH, PLEASURE AND PROFIT:— Result of a six weeks’ hunting trip in the Rockies. ODD THINGS IN WASHINGTON:— A stranger's observations on the peculiarities of the place and people. OLD CLERKS IN DEPARTMENTS:— Why an official wants to run his bureau on business principles. THE PROFESSOR’S PROBLEM:— A charming story. TOWN AIRS AND GRACES:— Poor complexions and how to improve them. By Shirley Dare, A CENTER OF LEARNING:— Scientists and scientific publications in Wash- ington. THE ISLES OF SHOALS:— An interesting description of a popular New England resort. Special correspondence of Tue Star. HOW AND WHEN TO SMOKE:— The effect of tobacco on the nerves, heart and brain. TENNIS FOR GIRLS:— Growing popularity of the game among Washington maidens. ATTRACTIVE HOMES:— How to beautify rooms at a small expense. FROM THE LAND OF GLACIERS:— An interesting account of a Washingtonian’s | J Vermont, was in the city today looking re- markably well. He will return ina few days for the balance of the season Mrs. J. B. Sweat and sister, Mrs. M. T. O’Brien, with their children, are visiting rela- tives and friends in their native city, Greens- boro’, N. C. Mrs. John Harrisson, with her daughter Effie and Master Percy, are visiting their rela- tio Mariboro’. Mi Miss Nettie Imirie and brother left the city yesterday for the Biue Ridge mountains. Mrs. C. D. Willard and daughtez, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Maury, Dr. and Mrs. James C. McGuire, Miss Edes, B. H. Robertson, Dr. Har- ris and Judge Harland are at the White Sul- phur Springs. pa nn OY eee NE THEY OBJECT TO FRIPPERY. Curious Charges Made and Sustained Against a Dunkard Preacher. A Uniontown special to the Philadelphia Press says: A committee of Dunkard preachers | has been investigating charges that have been preferred against Elder John C. Johnson of Uniontown. It is alleged that Rev. Mr. John- son has not sufficiently discouraged the spirit of pride that has grown up in his congregation, and that under his ministry the sisters have been allowed to cultivate a love of finery as seen in the wearing of loud hats, feathers, bustles, bangs and other articles of personal adornment in violation of the discipline, as plain apparel is required by that church. The visiting committee, consisting of Rev. Messrs. Stoner, Long and Arundel, carried on the investigation with great secrecy, taking tes- timony from the members of Rev. Mr. John- son's congregation. They found the charges sustained apd Elder johnson will be silenced unless he succeeds in visit to Alaska, ee the — which he Aine at- ake tempt in his appeal to the general conference. THE MOQUIS’ SNAKE DANCE:— The Dunkards have a number of flourishing The savage instincts of the Indians as shown | ©burches in Fayette and Somerset counties, in a remarkable religious ceremony. MRS. MAYBRICK’S CASE. A COLONIAL CAREER:— The derful tH Kon Reasons of the Home Secretary for Com- eects. soca gam eda By mutation—The News in Liverpool. HOME MATTERS:— A London special cable to the Philadelphia i i ‘ Times says, in regard to the commutation of Se ee EN | in MARCIE meahenne, “OA Sak Ot AI OUT-DOOR SPORTS:— was published in Taz Srar yesterday, that Sir What is going on in the tennis courts and on | John Puleston endeavored in the house yester- the ball field. day to obtain from the home secretary an ex- BEAL ESTATE GOSSIP:— pression of opinion, but Mr. Matthews laid a dewn the principle that advice tendered to her Se BB ~~ —= — majesty under such circumstances could not be _ made a matter for questious in the house. DMSTEICE GOVERAMEBE. It is understood that what governed the home secretary in recommending the preroga- tive of mercy to the crown was a doubt as to whether sufficient arsenic had been adminis- tered to Maybrick to cause his death and as to whether death really came from arsenical poisoning. The unanimous opinion of judges whose advice was sought by Mr. Matthews, and who studied the evidence: was that Mra, Maybrick hae her husband poison with intent to COMMISSIONER HINE ALL ALONE. Commissioner Hine was supreme today. He was like Alexander Selkirk—monarch of all he surveyed. The two other members of the triune — are away Commissioner oo y the sad sea waves and Commissioner Ray- mond in New York. On Mr. Hine’s shoulders rested the responsibility aud he had a fairly bnsy day. Gen. Ordway was one of the more Prominent of the many callers, but his busi- ness was not of immediate importance; he sim- ply wanted to know when the Commissioners would like to have him submit his estimates of ‘the cost of running the District militia for the ing fiscal year. The general will marshal WILL NOT BE RELEASED. The result of the trial is therefore that Mrs, Iudgo Bradley,fwhojhas been sojourning in | STAR: WASHIN THE KILLING OF TERRY. eet ag AZ to War 3 A Sen Francisco special to the Philadelphia Times says that a great many of the people who thronged the United States circuit court room yesterday: and a close surveillance was kept by numerous SST ED -001 BAIL: TANDS TO | a at, rent to good tenant, deputies to exclude her from the court rooms V york alvert county, Badr Transportation a ot 9 Apne 34 Toth os 2813 W ee mt waite iat should she have made an attempt to get in. | fowanD E PEDDICULA Teak pM uoMUCD te Shout: snail agp ef tures can sive the best oe fore Fike ee nee S1U0 rer mente GeO Pat She was reported to have arrived in Oakiand | au23-Im* 0” sep | Sn cimate? oF S8F bor monib, “adios alts C0. 628 USat ee Wednesday night, but later advices say that W4EZED.G00D SAQmemITh, S90re =p .» Star RES A SO ie ry PENT 1765, N ST; 12 ROOMS, LANGE : . wit oc she isat her home near Fresno prostrated by | suza-ser rite? SPPIY at oe AES | Wikies Darr nth SUboe te ce aea ene | LAYERS Coe 813 ike? es See the exciting incidents of the week. She has ANTED-TWO OR GOOD ACTIVE Tine eek tees ean be had, «nd terms. POL STS 20 11TH ST. SE: 7 ROOMS, BATH Practically given up the ides of attempting to | ,),1(uvé Men Bot afraid of bard work. and one who | Address Box 3, Star ai we | tn ind ry cellar. bay wi ~N 3 bernie husband's death for the present, | RICH. N, cor. of ware ove. end X st. a" tnedern improvement i cat 800 to Be oo tion, juire at 51 Cap. st au23-2e* “ weut ¥ ow w. ive terms, {OR BENT—BY 1 MAGGAMAN, REAL Years olc. to learn Crayon ~ HOUSES. a «i Portrait Paiuting: also. horse; NTED—HOUSE OR WITH | 19: 4 1t*__| sirable no! 33 4 incidents of the present are over she will at- ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN KS, @10 TO|C.A.H.,S117thst.ne nie i bet oeore _ is roe age cia tea 60; Laundrese, Maids, Nursem Waters Ricchen | MaTANTED-SEPI 407 44 8 desire to kil as she regards 88 ® | Help, Drivers, Hostlers. Farm his ——~f ; 9198 . simple tool. She said in an interview lastnight city'und country. DICK'S. reed pray as MS LE py 1334 Corco: thal she would continue to fight for her rights WAXTED-IN A DRUG STORE, A YOUNG MAN | exceed $25.8 month with full particulars | Shiai as the widow of Sharon and use all of Judge Who iad Some Experience at Soda Counter. Si Linn EE ES Sy Terry's estate for that pur) . The stat ape ano Nin sttend to bariness all nee ges will Wi. RENT A NICELY FURNISHED acs, Sd st, supreme court has thrown the case out of the | &c." Address CINCHUNA Starches oe ee RS Horse, *pa board tap femsils. with vetvilege ot | 23 D ot. P » Star oftice. au¥2-3t_ | taking other boarders and lodgers, “Address MN.A, | 51430 st, court, but she will make an attempt to have it ANTED-SMART YOUTH TO TARE CASIi | Star office. i _ auee-3t*” | 1414 Lith, Tibor Wink 3S 7 | 207 2 restored to the calendar. roterennt Hee, Ba7kss must furnish bond and best ANTED—-1 WANT TO PURCHASE For Aj 2°04 lit, THE GOVERNMENT'S POSITION. Feann ave Mob TEE TALOR, C15 ond 3) Ba SIRE ak a gL eel When the circuit court had been opened Wisie>,s FIRST-CLASS WAITER AT CnOW- | CAPTAIN, Star office * ae cafors isi 55830 81> Sth et hws Ft the United States district attorney presented | TY LEY'S, 1118 Penna. « 5 suet | WANTED, 20 RENT—A SMALL BOUBE IN GOOD | $03 Ye: Sher TAS 90 8 888 Sie BS arguments on he demurrer of the district at | WANTED gM ONE. <1g 7009, HAM: | NY sekarenrhnraer metas ghee |g aeire ae te ye | torney of Stockton to the jurisdiction of the away: Walters. Drivers or Farm Hands Golored Men | $05 per month. D.T-D., Star office. Boar | Shs United States, by filing Judge Field's traverse | Cooks, SAML. A. COOMBE, 926 F st.u.w. auz2-4t* ROOMS TO RENT | Vernon row, to the sheriff's warrant. This document con- ANTED—A GERMAN NURSE GIRL TO TAKE tained a formal admission of the justice’s pres- care of a two-year-old child: must also be able to ence at the shooting, and charges that there | “(itt sewing. Inquire at Congressional Ho existed a conspiracy to take his case to a place \canaart sso where he would be subjected to in- lignation and where the conspicators might compass his death, The document concludes y ANTED AT pi ape wad NY Lb A @ Saleslady ; must be experienced in the Dry ant Fancy Goods business and well recommended, ome ac quainted in the first ward is preferred. au21-3t The said conspiracy is a crime against the | agireas Box 7, Star office” ie eee han ee United States under the laws thereof and. was I padecniulie ar ese to be executed by an abuse of the process of N_A PRIVATE FAMILY, A WHITE the state court, two of said conspirators being V First-class Cook; must have be: ty officers of the said county of San Joaquin, one Fier se oe peters 10 a.m, and between 1: id the district attorney, and the other a justice of the peace; the one to direct and the other to issue the warrant upon which your petitioner could be arrested, and your petitioner further WANLED — DUNDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT Feay, conducted by ladies, Men and Women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, tor District and states, with references, 717 Mt. nw. avers bering accusation of crime —— cone Ba SiR — QUICK — IVE WHITE WOMEN upon which said warrant was issued is a mali- al — UK — FIV! VHT vVOME cious and malignant falsehood for which there Wericome te Sooners: ee is not even a pretext; that he neither advised essen i i others.” Help ior Philadelphia.” BURNHAM’S, 910 nor had avy knowledge of any intention of any- aul7-6t' ‘9th st. n.w. AUGUST 23. 1889, FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ RENT_300 H ST. N.W.. TWO-STORY, Sofia ——_WANTED—HOUSES. _|_ g Were ones Ren a Al HOUSES ON WARD PLACE BENTy. Bese bo ‘RENT— T ST. N.W. BRICK HOUSE, tt Cath all modern’ tmuprovemente: in ‘ANTED — HOUSES AND_ Woantie vei. JOHN 0. JOHNSON. au: cash price, not to exceed $3,000. Address of W {ANTED HOUSES WE HAVE MANY INQUIR- ies for Small Houses in the northwest, ranging in rent from #30 to 50 per month. Owners of such Houses would find it to their advantage to ry iu our @ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. ANTED—BY SEPTEMBER 1, AN EIGHT-ROOM House, modern improvements; near car or herdic northwest. Rent not to exceed ce. 3 au NTED—WE WANT DIRECT FROM OWN 81 Bef for Prompt Paying Tenants, § and §-room fouses in northwest East Washington. : GRAY & CO. F st. one tocommit the act which resulted in the 7 ANTED — HELP— WORKING WOM. death of David 8. Terry. and that he has not Girls and Boys at City Intelligence Office. Cat fare furnished to place of employment. Applications garried or used any arm or weapon of aay Kind ee ae se ae hae for over thirty years, Wherefore your peti- 711 G st. n.w. ul7-6t" tioner prays that he may be discharged from ‘WANTED PURCHASERS FOR THREE DESIRA- ble, Houses, location 2 to 1241, one sq) ‘Terms very easy ; ull modern impro' Several other houses in sume locality, JOHN t De, au20-1w* 8. 4, LEWIS, 1100 Bor said arrest and set at liberty. It was then decided to set the arguments in the case for next Tuesday. THE CASE OF NAGLE, After the question of arguing Justice Field’s case uext Tuesday had been settled Gen. Carey read a traverse in Nagle’s case. It simply averred that David Nagle had been a deputy United States marshal since the 17th of June, 1889, and that he was illegally restrained of his liberty for the alleged crime of murder. It then went on to state that Nagle had acted un- der the instructions of the ee General of the United States and the United States mar- shal in shielding and protecting Justice Field and recited the facts that led up to the death of David 8. Terry. It concludes by averring that Nagle’s impris- onment is in violation of the law of the United States in this: That he is in custody for an act done in pursuance of a law of the United States in protecting and defending Justice Field of the United States Supreme Court. Nagle’s case was set for the Tuesday following the Field hearing. WANTED—SITUATION ANTED—BY AN EXPERT CALIGRAPH OP: rator and skilled clerk, Position in Patent Attor- ney's or Lawyer's ottice ; experience bad in both, Care TYPE WRITER, 520 R'st. nw 23-20 W ANZED.G0 TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR © Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, ( men, Butlers, Waiters, aud general housework. 7th st. n.w. Also European mship agent, au: ANTED—BY A tion in a Grocery 3 can Cut Fresh Meats; can give the best of Address Box 47, Star office. ANTED—AT HEADQUARTER SITIONS for Covks. Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundress and Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachme eat A. A. COO! ED—BY A 0 Bartender or can tend in Grocery and Liquor vferences, Address AB.K., Star oilice, ANTED—FREE!! HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL employers are furnished highly recommended Ser- vants, Clerks, &. Applications for government em- ployment prepared, Hooms tered sume terms, TTY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 G st-.w- dy27-24t° W ANGED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE- workers, Waiters, Housekeepers, Drivers, Nurses, Muids, Kitchen and "Farm Hands ‘and others for Fumilies, Hotels and Restaurants, Cities and Count BURNUAM'S' 910 9th st. n.w. aul7-6u WANTED—ROOMS. —__ ANTED—ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE ———.2e-—___ To Attantic Crry 1x Comront.—A ride on the ee Saturday train to Atlantic City over the ennsylvania railroad is an ideal trip to the queen of ocean resorts. This trainis admirable appointed and makes the race to the sea on fast sehedule time. It delivers its passengers at the shore in time to join the gaities of the even- ing or a stroll on the beach before retiring. Tickets now on sale at 13th and Pa. avenue and at 6th-street station.—Advt, aati arn ee A MAN OF ACCIDENTS. ry. ER Wixten; 1, TWO OR THREE Light, Airy, Communicating, Unfurnished soos in private family, with board or’ near caterer, nortl west section of ‘city. Address, stating particu G. H.X., Star offic WaXeb BY SEPTEMBER 1— THREE OR FOUR Unfurmshed Kooms for purty of adults te, How Jacob Hannis Made a Fortune | ‘™!™%. Address Box 1, Star office. 3 iy. tD—PLEASANT ROOM OR ROOMS'AND Out of His Misfortunes. W we {for kentiemsn, wife and ehiid in potions vate family "where there are ‘no oth A Boston special to the Philadelphia ‘Times | situation mot far trom "ih at. nw. “Add says, The hero of a checkered career in which | [oO SEP TEMEEE 1. TERRE GO aremarkable train of misfortunes have brought | W ‘itcstiue Unfurnisied Roots! second oon heat | to him a snug little fortune is Jacob Hunnis, | iid fii sta nw., state worms, Addvoas Dor Grsuer | who has just returned from the west, Jacob | offi lives at 18 Hendee street, Somerville. He is WANTED BEFORE OR ON SEPTEMBER 1, TWO on the shady side of fifty and his story as he WV gine soy ff ponslite, for two sduita, hidreee use, if possible, for two adults. Box 16, Star office, a WANTED—LOTS. ANTED—LOT FOR BUILDING, ‘T OF 14th st. and north of M n.w.,or northeast, near Capitol, will buy or give preased-brick b.w., 2-sto: ry house on K st. n.w. in exchange. Address, stating width, depth and location, 0, H. LOTTE, Star office. a i personally related it today reads like a romance. “Twenty years ago,” said Mr. Hannis, “I was n» different from other men. Ihada good constitution, was called green, and as my par- ents were poor I had to get out in the cold world and bustle for a living. A friend in New York got me a chance in the street gang. I lived in Jersey City and used to go back and forth on the ferry. One night going home from work the gate tender opened the gate too soon and I fell between the boat and the slip and bad my leg crushed so that it had to be taken off. Of course that gave me a great set back, but I recovered, got a good wooden leg and had such a clear case that there was no difficulty in getting $5,000 damages from the ferry company. RUN OVER BY AN ENGINE. “My leg worked so well that I determined VACANT. LO’ well located for cash or time custoi — MCLACHLEN & BA’ WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED SEWING AND IS WILLING TO AS- sist with some upstairs work, by a Reliable Col- ored Womun who is @ stranger in thecity. Address B.M.T., Star office. it ANTED—ASSOCIATE ID REAL ES- Business, who can furnish one or two thou- rity will be given for your invest- Maybrick is held by the law of England as guilty of adultery and of having endeavored to poison her husband, and for these crimes she must undergo imprisonment for life. The home secretary distinctly states that petitions for = or commutation will not be consid- ere The home secretary has arrived at the con- clusion that the trial had been so conducted that, as to the guilt of the prisoner the doubt ensuing his facts and figures and they will be in the — of the Commissioners by the 15th of Sep- tember. pes Ree BURKE’S TIN BOX. The Part that Beggs Played in the Cronin Murder. AChicago special to the New York Tribune uw can be withdrawn in six months with- out prejudice to the business. TERRA, Star office. auzz-3t* WANZTED-TO BUY A SMALL GROCERY AND Provision Store, with Dwelling; northeast or southeast Jocation preferred. Address ‘1203 G st, a0. auzl-3t* to get another job. I secured a place ina round house on a western railroad. One night the fireman, not knowing I was there, started up his engine and my right arm was VE NOT SUCCEEDED IN finding a good tenant for your houses bring them Residents or non-residents having Furnished or Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have attention to their interests by plac! SOHN BHERS ‘TED—I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAL uses by food tenants: owners having houses Qlace them in my List; prompt NEINS, 19th and Hi ‘sts. Wis for rent are solicited to returns. GEO. W. LI jy 30-1 | FLOR RENT—FU | cupant would, if bourd. Addreas FE T-310 A ST. 80 STOKES, ko. oy ‘09 i and Kas; ae S70 De. % E room House, all n 300 C RAHAM, 605 14ti JOR RE 3-story alley bet auzs-3t ENT—3-STOKY BRICK; HALL, WAT RNISHED—TO KESPON versal Atlantic Building. _ | store room 1337 F st. |Store and =. Kd site weeny eA a SIZES et sg canoe OER ee * Bi ae for prompt-paying tenants. card E DW. jore rm. 423 12) KUST & HUNGERFORD, Store and Dwiing 40H *. “ au21-6t 624 14th st, st m, J ANTED—TO BUY A HOUSE ON CAPITOL | , The Hon of the property on my | c books, For full list call at office for bulletin issued 01 WANT Pare ite contten, ay) the lstand 15th, [saZ3]" THOS. E. WAGGAMAD..- PER reat $20 per month. atdrug store cor. KL | « td Ww ssruxr oF 2 at, n. Ww Parties without children, House in northwest; oc- .X., Star office. agreeable, take part of th: 6 Tent in it Hema G Deve large demand for houges of wil kinda, 3o Virwin HERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. n.w. aul7-lm nll pe ented fe ANTED—THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH aa 5 our office (with an experience of neariy 15 years) JOR RENT—AN EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: is giving to its Rental Departiuent bas enabled us to |X’ ae and water, bath room and cellar and large keep our houses well tenanted, and hasleft us with few | Yard; 1103 Net. n'w. inguire on the premises, | buses to offer for rent, aud. —TWO 8 with modern impro ren Apply © JOBN F. lw’ ents: 1515 and 1517 12th GREEN, 1416 Q st. nw, lughes alley, 4: UN NINGHAM, 1405 3 NT—FUKNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR Board. 1137 Fihst nwa euz3-3t* FOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS, NICELY FUR- nished, en suite or single, with ‘Board, first-class tabi ‘3 pass door. ‘Terms very moderate. lieier- ence 3 ite tor a jor 6 11TH ST. N.W.,, ON SECOND flout nfurnished Roolns! cars pass, the loor. a ae" RI x, Three U: JJOK RENT—1423 8TH ST. N.W,, FURNISHED Rooms with Board; terms reasonable and loce- tion desirable; near three lines of ca aul: a JOR RENT—IN GEORGETOWN—4 ROOMS, UN- a furnished: with usc of bath room; rent @® per month. Address 1430 zd wt. euz2-3t" JOR REN 1, PLEASANT ROOMS, FRO: und back, on 1st, 2d and 3d floors, with or board, at summer prices. 718 10th st. n.w. Peabody ‘scl rnace, closets: stationary wash tubs. ‘luguire 216 5u 'W 9-ROOM AND CEI th st.n.e.; very desirable ; mod imps; fw T. 14 O01 auly-6* ss vy {OR RENT—1453, 1455 AND 1457 25th st. and P AL ULAR BRICK locality, near te, ‘large het, ne. BOUNDARY Penn. ‘ave; 7 P. FARDON, 1326 ¥ at. | references e@x- changed. __ su2-3t* one ae single gentiemen. Apply 457 C st. n.w. ane. a Fo, RENT—TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, FUR- nished or Unfurnished Handsome Rooms ‘on sec- ond and third floors in a new building; private family; no om quired. "Address G.H.0., Star affice. VOR RENT—FOUR PLEASA’ Fee sMoors 3 on a floor ‘unfurnii auz1-3i* JOR RENT—ROOMS WITH furniture new, ‘Trinity church, FRET TAPARLOR AND COMMUN mber, newly and elegantly furn. gether with an adjacent Koom for Light Housekeeping; rent low to parties without children 1736 14th LW. aul 9-6e {OR RENT—A FLAY OF 4 OK 5 COMMUNICAT- ing Unfurnished Kooms, suitable for Light House Keeping, with water and bath ou the floor. Situated ou 17th’ st. between Penna. uve. dross LEON D. GENESIE, 142: ARD; HOUSE AND 211 Cst.n.w., a few doors from auz0-6t" F RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN fully Furnished Room in a New re arenochildren or other tenants. Situated on Capitol Hill, convenient to two lines of cars. moderate. Keferences exchanged. Star office. cut almost off. ell, the gor ag ave me $3,500 and paid my doctor's bills. I had now quite @ enug little sum laid by and thought I would get into some business where my crip- —IMMEDIATELY, CALIGRAPH ( manent employment probabl pply at once at is TED-YOU TO SAVE $10 MONTHLY, oPER- satis. remained which, under the law of England, made capital punishment impossible. The [ nem result of the agitation on the May- rick case will be the creation of a court of appeal. says: The story of the tin box in which it is sup- posed the clothes of Dr. Cronin were to have been transported to England has brought to the surface new and startling evidence. The dis- closure is startling because of the exactness With which it fits to the leading facts in the great Cronin murder mystery, and because of the fact that it is the first time that an inkling of the main points in the case which the state | has made against John F. Beggs has leaked out. It was known that John F. Beggs was | senior guardian of camp 20, that he was the | Ws @ general rush to telegraph offices by peo- friend and protege of Alexander Sullivan. that | ple who desired to telegraph other People in- he disliked Dr. Cronin, and it was rumored that | stantly. Among these was a friend of the he appointed a committee of camp 20 to | Baronessyon ue. He followed his telegram try Cronin for treason to the cause of Ire-| immediately and had the pleasure of over- But all of this was not alone | taking the telegraph boy, and, taking the dis- sufficient to procure the conviction of | patch from him, he entered the house and Beggs as an accessory im the murder of Cronin. | found the mother diligently engaged on a mes- ‘The main features in the case against Beggs | sage of entreaty, are these: Just one week before Dr. | She jumped up, heard only the words “She Cronin’s body was found John F. Beggs and | is safe,” and then sank back strengthless on the Dennis Ward, a prominent member of the Irish | couch. _It was some minutes before she recov- republican club, started on « tour east and | ered herself,but then she arose,grasped the mes- reached New York. In New York one of the | *enger by both hands, shook them warmly and, first ho had @ consultation with Beggs | Seizing the dispatch, tried to read it through Starkey, the absconding Chicago | her tears, She then seized her bonnet and lawyer. Beggs didn’t know that his movements | Mackintosh and would have immediately were watched. bat they were. “Dick” Powers | started for Walton gaol to clasp her daughter in of Chicago, accidental iy learned that Beggs | ber arms, but was restrai by the remem- and Starkey were consulting with each other, | brance that even under such circumstances and bad the men shadowed. Inspector Byrnes | Prison rules would not relax. She said: telegraphed to State Attorney Longenecker, Nar the suspense has been something terri- asking whether he wanted Starkey arrested | ble. I thought I had strength to endure any- in connection with the Cronin case, | thing, but the fearful agony of the last few and there being no connection between Starkey | days has been more than I could bear. I have and the case known to any one outside the | not slept a moment since the verdict, I could conspirators at the time, Mr. Longeuecker re- | not sleep, thinking that every moment brought in the negative,’ ‘The shadowing was | her one step nearer to her grave and that I stopped after this, but there happened to be | must use that minute ina way that would do another man in New York just about this time | the most good to her. I felt and knew that the who kuew both Beggs and Starkey and he is in queen could never depart on her trip to Wales @ position to declare on oath, if is not im- | Without doing this gracious act, She is a timidated or prevented by considerations of | mother herself and she knows what a mother Personal safety, that Beggs and Starkey had | feels.” made every necessary preparation to take an | Mrs. rn tee has not yet been told of the ocean liner for Paris the very day that Dr. | action of the home secretary, as the authorities Cronin's dead body was discovered in the Lake | of the jail have not been of informed of View sewer. the commutation of sentence, of the prosecntion is that the tin ny box soldered up by order of Martin Burke Fup, ronpay EVENTS north Clark street contained the clothes of the Michell Hall cosatlea Sanam ‘Adet, THE NEWS IN LIVERPOOL. Liverpool was thrown into a whirlwind of ex- citement last evening by receipt of news that the home secretary had reprieved Mrs. May- brick. Crowds of people gathered on corners, eagerly asking for news. The sense of relief which prevailed in every mind caused a re- action almost amounting to jubilation. There All attempts to York have proved Dut the search has ’ : FE d | ined aguas City on in party eam eee condition wouldn’t bother me much, I hin the course of time will stop your reu ought a small cigar store in Syracuse and did ve you a e. no risk but pos vely cure, first rate for two years, but my ill luck or luck, & REPEITL, 326 Pa ave. s.¢, as you please, still followed. “One morning I was going down to the store when, without any warning, a blast went off in an open lot near the street, and when they ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHE: Prices for Second-hand Furniture, Carpets and Feathers Entire Housebolds a specialty. Address 219 7th st. s.w. aul7 1 : ANT: ‘D-HANDG! picked me up I was minus an eye and almost W theme ‘&e., ior whic! all my teeth, That little cireus cost the con- | highest cash p1 postal to myl7-4m* 11th st. s, WANED -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OF Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture of every description ; chaudise of at. tractor who did the blasting just $2,300, and I invested $75 of it in a crockery optic and new chewers, I kept on at the c1 business, and before a year was over I'll be hanged if I didn’t fall through an open man hole in the sidewalk one evening and break my other leg so bad! that they had to take that off too. Good luc! again, and I struck them for $5,000 and got it, BAD LUCK THIS TIME. “I concluded I'd had about enough of Syra- euse and I sold out and came here. I had enough cash salted to keep me comfortably, and didn’t worry much about making a living. One day, two years ago last March, I went over to the city to get a little job done in a machine a. ‘Twas a little piece of turning and I waited while they did g Turning to go out I stumbled and fell against the shafting. In two seconds my scalp was revolving around that also entire Households, Stocks of Me:- all kinds. Address CARLTON, 636 K W ANTED_TRY SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE. 20¢. pound: cooking, 15c. "Warranted not to get strong, (like butter) for one mou ded. ‘Try Ci Lard, th, OF money re- fun Try Potton Bed urer, richer, and or sale omy in the 330, je of my9-6m ___ LOST AND FOUND. FERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR the return of a lady's black diagonal coat, trimmed with wide braid, that was lett on the steamer Corcoran ‘ hursday, 22, when that bout le % \ 8. uw. andI had to pay away $25 of it for this wig.’ ost WEpNESDAY, BETWEEN S500AND 8600, $8 Artantic Crry Excunsion.—Special train | to |) rowalN0. N. HOOV Et leaves Washington station, B. and O railroad, | _*¥23-3t Center Market. —STORES. NT—CORNER STORE AND FLOOR bove, 301 7th st. s, splendid grocery or drug business of WM. LOWENTHAL, if ENT BISON JOHNSON & FOE RENT STORE AN WELLING ON i Zortant business thoroughfare for millinery, con- fectionery, druggist, tailor or other light busine 1211 Gat.'n.w. bent $40. Keysadjoining. jel8-3m FOR _RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, PR RENT—HOTEL BAKBER SHOP; NT beral inducemen LEGA Location. Li} ts. y, TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Apr A Ot Os on COUNTRY REAL ESTATE OR SALE—HOUSES. LOTS AND FA FARMS AT ALL Stations on Metropolitan Brauch, B. & O. JOHN 0. JOHNPON, Atlantic Buildi: auzl. 'D LOTS FOR four lots to a square, each one cents; beaut.iui ground. 1) :7 rooms; 1 acre lo 5 Saturday, August 24, at 4:30 p.m., arriving at CAR LINE BETWEEN 3D AND F, Atlantic City at 10 p.m. Tickets good on all ‘OsT—ON Lei streets and ¥ and 11th streets u.w., or on ith street between F und i n.w. rectangular locket finish; cabinet mantels; bay windows a: rent, $50 per month. B. H. chusetts ave. n.w.; by steam Apply to: aul9-5 {ORK RENT. Pa. oats oe 22m 941 F floor, 6: re. heated by stosua 941 ¥, 4 floor, heated by 93 fe 939 F st., 26 floor, Lr. 470 La. ave. trom 10 BRA ~— 'OKCOK sT. JOR REN FURNISHED, KECOND FLOOR; ; High Cellings, Kew 230 Ist st, sc. ; relerences exchanged. au2¥-Jt" House in thorough order throughout. Beut DOR REN’ 3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, 108 uquire at southeast cor, 10th and K sts. now, ond floor; suitable ‘for ousekeeping ; aaa south izont, wath bath, gas aud heat private ‘fainily. OR RENT-—SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: BAY- 1919 Hi st. nw, ‘augl2-1 Bi window:; cellar: all! modern iupprovemonia: 426 FOE RENTS AT 15061 ST. OPPOSITE FRANK: vit Park: @55. Key at 420 Boundary rk—pleasant furnisl ont Room an ste % Dressing Hooin ‘with folding bed; JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED. FOE EFNT FURNISHED OR UNFORNISHED, | WoO Neh Tals sth OS NENT Uthat fie Hootis la a90d orice cast, “Ea akong at ueetie = ae auz2-3t* tatpet a ‘OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO 1949 a i3r""30 ND NEW 3 and Basement Brick Houses, with 9 roon modern improvement: 623 F or Board GR JOR RE | #21 Ost. nw. 32/1929 the. 014 7th stu. rs.. all m. 1920 15th st, iar, ai m1 55 629 HE 5 SWORMSTEDT & ome ABLE Panty ON TO DI that Fine New House ne. corner 1. -all modern imp ‘BELL W. BUSHN CAMP yt ST. N. W. 15 rooms, two bat's rooms ; be ELL 100) 1s; hard wood ; open for in- L WARNER 20-61" + 14-ROOM ‘House or Office pur 37 ¥ st. ay & C0. 63! Gr, ox. Sr.” 460 ‘Db HOUSE. DLEY. F st. and Massa- ted per month. Fst.uw. -BY RO. HOLTZMAN, urance Broker, 10th and # HOUSES. $r.$125 1325, 1327 100|" 14th “st, b= faliach Setarg eS f=} FURNISHED HOUSES, COMPLETE PRINTED List AT MY OFFICES. front bjeeant ox rou |, trom £20 to 2o}1z11 a. AS to 20/1: 2/13 ! t New Stores, 1016, 101 O80 Conunecticut aves wall For particulars and 1329 2 | fate st now, REAL ES- ene OFFICE. toa 890 each, call at my office, RO. HOLTZMAN, 10tn and F ste. nw. .—A BEAUTIFUL tation or Atluntic Bu m1 A” SPLENDI’ PORTUN! LO Ffiuciase 2 Very Deurable Dropecoe cuneate between Gand 7 acres, at Yorest Glen Station, for less than the market value: 1d Opposite held at $1,200 acre; price to an Linmediate’ 84.500; ry , Well of water, trees und ties high and healthy wil ous? divide nicely ; sutlaiactory reasons for selling. aulo-o8 DAVID D. S1ONK, 800 fst. nw, KR SALE —HYATISVI MD.—SPLE: ey ee eS Hk Ghnhstng eetign to tho dora price" Cet B. H. WARNER & CO, ji FOR SAGA IAS MD. Fi Home, 3 Acres of Ground; elegant 8-room Ho good house for servants; Tov fruit trees; abundance of to be appreciated regular trains until August 26, inclusive.—Adot, | with i a contail y's photo- or Franie Plnice'witits fcliy sowasied by hee” She Was Not Babcock’s Widow. oe oar Ofc ee In Chicago yesterday ended the fight over | Biles tock Mane ane Bae Take Heals juin Book, the estate of Walter 8. Baboock, who was shot | Sic eeoue alued: Tite shove reward wil be Pa ts yeteriously at Gardn ears ago | =: athe the seins to oie -_ a amy SE, Sew # THERA COTA COn i411 Usteuew. aude-at and went home to Chicago to die. Naomi Fair- child, who claimed to be the dead man’s widow, has withdrawn ber claim. A short time after awe a taking off Loree ind = Babcock’s ior many years, a) ttere Fi admii ‘OST—ONE SINGLE STONE DIAMOND EAR ,, The finder will receive a reward by 1 Lets, Fennaylvenis avenue eee PERSONAL. STINY—«(FRANELIN YOURS 16TH ‘instant Just recei Write a address. Address MOURTAID a URTAINS, Siar Sto ie ACME SOYA DES EETIVE Aansor aa Seate hours, W my4-4m* F Cinthitones boa ir Be oe Dexa ta eee STAND THE 0! Jer eeerata ee FINANCIAL | FE i i} ce a & Hl i e; s | 2 8 i F at fl 17 | E f. ih it ft f 1 iF | ey ; i f i pg re }{OR RENT—SMAUL FARM, 15 ACKES; GOOD 10- land adapted for market garden; ‘ear Benu: ou Poud five re ine Biren Fe '—TEN-ACRE MARKET FARM, FIVE- rai Homes, net convenient to city; Seok at Dies Sa AT a {0k RENA— UNFURNISHED HOUS! Gouble Bn L7Be Core i128 Sie 1; at IBLE | ___ FOR_RENT—-HOUSES. on S-story Hasement Stone j Dupont circle, contains 14 rooms, a | be rented at nab | Bretefawe tant Dely to 1 So | 1824 F at “athe: oS ee JOR RENT—UNFU 1701 BL ave, 2. URNIBHE 3 ay S18 st. nw ibe. | “Wage ave; ite, Obi Lethal ieee 8 Btahie 200 20 : 418 nd . IOR os 166.67 } 150 ? ar. ©. th st | F } _aul7 or afull istapplyto ~WESOO 1 JOR . 6 RENI— t. nw, Wallach pi, or 50 } 2 r,s 1001 K st. n.w ue, Or 183 | 1023 20m uw Bound’y aw. ér..18 }2 rilest ue, 76.18 Sages S ze; oe es pt 14th st N.K. cor. sth & 1p. 5 916 List uw... Apply to PLAN: loth st. and N. ¥. ave, OK KENT—OFFERED FOR RENT POR THE first ti t Handa oaRe of 1 roums, lange growuds ai je borthenst corner of Massactrusetts ave. and 11th « The interior of this House is beautifully finished and furnished throughout im elegant style. aud oferw one of tI Wall Le Lease years unfarni aulé-3m 19 16th st. near @- | Dupont cirele. Mu'r Thomas cireh 33! 211CH, FOX & BROWN, 1457 Peun ave. a, COUNTRY BOARD. SO0OD COUNTRY BOARD, PLEASANT MOUN. FT tain to’ few hours from Washington, dsily fine bass Geuiug, ood table, pleasent rocius, @@ Address Mids ADAMS, Front Koyal, Warrem va PL PCE RY BOARD NEAR MOUNTSVILLE, LoU- doun county, Va., for Septeinber aud Uctober ; high Jesaithy ication: Iarie airy rooms, trait. lanes shady iawn, fishing, five saddie and driving by cress H. N. RECTOR. oa JOR THE MONT F Be. 1200, BOARD AT FARM WOUS Gitta, plenty oF ue moun ains; mile from tre a" WUNTEY BOARD AT “i aUon ; Cop veyance to oy HLL, post ollice, Gainesville, Va SIDE.” THR: iinutes' walk from Randviph Station, Metroy tan Branch B. aud O. KR; pleuty shade, milk. good Water and tuble. Terms reasoual AS KEISER, Montrose, Moutgumery Co., Md. a C= ATLENTION—¥YOR RENT IN COUNTRY, ‘at elation; traas right; month. Address Iso: ANTED—BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ROOM: subarbs or country, worth or northwest section, bin 5 miles of Patent office. Address, staumg must be reasonable, NLATNESS, Star B x i dO. Ke. Board can be secured for September. bie. Apply on premises or address aul 9-6 J EW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BOONSBORO, MD, Grove, D.C. bear South Mountain and Antietam Latue deids. mutain scencry ves; clean Foonus, good fare. per we aul7-Gt C. E. BALL, Proprietor. % OOD BOARD—2 VROM ALEXANDKIA, TW trains met to suit the 2 office. Lerms €5. from September 1 $4.50 per week, Fruit, milk,éc.inebup- dance, SPRING BANK, Alexandria,Va" aisd-lan’ JOMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR KESORT ON Mountains of Maryland, near MONEY TO LOAD = () TOLOAN ON GOOD MEAL ESTATE 85,000 22 02X03 Soon MEAL eotars | BUARMWAA, Nat. Bank of Washington, or ‘BOA! twraey, Webster Law Dulldane. au ae ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP eal Estate Security. “Lane ainounts ® TYLik ® RUTHERFORD, p. a 1507 F st. nw. | F200, NANT (TO SPECULATE IN sTOcKs, Grain or Oil on 1 per cent or wore M: Wer 4 ou the NATIUNAL STOCK EX! vi G aus $100,000 3222N SS ey - POKBES & MAYER, 2 250 Fst uw. LOAN AT SIX PER GENT ON aP Real Estate Security. as et A Agents of thet bY ! Jn euiee to sult, plah, with ur without life meuranos, mete to Fun S, 10, 15, oF ZY yeare, rd “ _ 1 2ae Fat LOAN. IN SUMS OF $500, #1.000 ecient rs [> EAL ESTATE INVES: R SAFE. eK as a Mb site 20 ete. FLEMLUM CHARGED, ON REAL ESTATE