Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PORSCAST TILL RIGHT A.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia. Maryland. Del- aware, Virginia and West Virginia; rain;slighly warmer: southerly winds. Jvsr a Livres Late for that light der! fours. Lay it aside and clothe your hb fits the season. Our hats range in price from @i ap and comprise all styles and kinds, Fraxc, One Price, 7th and D. Gas Prxruaes in variety of new crystal and Olver patterns just received and sold at lowest prices by C. A. Muppriatan, 1206 F st. Fixe Lapres’ Durssgs (second hand) bought andsold) JosTu’s Old Stand, 619 D n.w. Svcan witaout Tra or Baking Powder. @an House, 731 7th. J. Mcliverx, Mgr. Prive Races—Thursday and Friday—Rock- Ville fair, €18, $16, $15 Surts reduced to #10, Haxnvaegn’ 621 Pa. ave. Wart Parrns. House and Fresco P. Haxsos H:ss M’r’s Co., 1310 F st. nw. Notice.—Norfolk oysters, New York Blue Pointe, Shrewsbury Neck clam, large clams, soft crabs, hard crabs; famil'es hotels sup- lied; wholesole and retail N. Ware & Co., 1 B st. now, Sc “Hox” Croan! Havans. Delicious! Fragrant! Tue Dappre or THe Seost Stores. SvcaR Hovss, J. McIuvrex. 731 7th. Twenty Per Cext Save> r teas and coffees at axp Japan Tea Co., 731 7th st jourth page. Bu- See prices, Paxts to order $3. Hamavucen’s, Wasurxctoxs Dxessep Beer, go to Jno. R. Keir, Center market, 9th et. wing, tomorrow. Ar Parsext we have # great many bargains to offer just enough away from the ruling style to cause us to sell at cost, and less in some stunces. as follows: 6 odd patterns in Smith’s moquette that we cannot get more of, at @1 per pom 8 odd patterns in best 5-frame body rnssels at 75c. per yard; 3 mahogany side- boards less than cost, and we invite inspection ef our uew stock also. which is on the floor ready for fall orders, and the prices we guar- anice. W. H. Hovanton & Co.. 1218—1220 F st. nw. Ber Yorr Coal, Coke and Wood from Jous- eon buotaxxs, the leading frm m the Dis- triet. Tas Swezrest House rx Towy. Sugar House, ‘73. 7th. J. Mcluvaes, Mgr. Get 4 Geyvixe Banoaty in one of those $10 Suits, reduced irom $i8, 316 and 315, at H BURGER'S, 621 Pa. ave. ALL anf Ixvrrep te inspect their improved methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinues at the E: Carpet CLeasixe Works, €51-635 Mass. ephone 787—2. Tax Patacr Kine Furxacr gives beat all over the house. Hayward & son, lenty of atchin- Tocxynz Farr and races—Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Leven Heaps st the Sugar House, 731 7th st. J. Mc Invees. Mgr. CITY AND DISTRICT COND ED LOCALS. The American social and literary club, with Newton E. Vowles, Frank White and Nelson Brumagan as incorporators, has filed a certifi- cate of incorporation. The Virginia colored republican league and Mahone Virginia colored republican associ- on met last ht at the Leng seg head- preparations for the state | 4 republican association held a ing last night, admitted five new bers and elected Adolph von Reuth. James aud James A. McCauley delegates to the Amalgamated association of republicans, ‘h meets at Grand Army hall on Tuesday This morning Officer Caverly found a dead infant in Temperance alley. Jon A Methodist Conference. The Potomac District conference of the Afri- can Methodist Episcopal eburch will meet at Garfield chapel, Good Hope, on the 10th in- Stant and will continue in session until evening of the following day. Rev. J. H. A. Johnson, presiding elder of the District, will be in ebarge. During the session of the conference sermons will be preached by Revs J. H. A Johnson, J. itchell and J. H. Collett. Lay Feprepesentatives from the following District cburches will participate in the proceedings: Metropolitan, Ebenezer, St. Paul. Mt. Pisgub, Garfield, Allen Station, Beaniugs, Mt. Zion and Mi. Sinai, ae Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Vincent Parmisun® of Baitimore and Barbara Crovo; W. A. Miller of Council Grove, Kau., and Mamie E. Edmon- ston; F. B. A. Duke of New York city and M. Hughes; Veruon H. Whitman of East Bridge- Mass., and Annie C. Kolb; Geo. Williams y Bishop; Henry A. Shore and Eva De ule; James A. McKee and Mary A. Gibbous; Robert F. Johnson and Mery Dorsey. They Ask for a Lien on the Judgment. Harry W. Green and others have filed a bill against James B. Green and others for an in- Junction and to enforce writ of attachment. It is alleged that James B. Green was decreed to tie? amount on account of trust funds he bad held for complainant. It is set forth that he has recovered jadgments of the Eienmond and Danville railroad for $12,400, aud the complainants seek to enjoin payment aud to attach the amount due them, Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds im fee have been filed as follows: Matilda Horstman to Emanuel Speich, e. 34 3, bik. 5. Le Droit Park; $2,156.25. E. Carusi ot to Ernest Schmid, sublot 239 of Fitzmorris’ ib, pt. Mt. Plensant; @—. J. K. Pfeil to ©. Walter, pt. 1, sa. . James B. Wimer to Amanda Bank. lk. C, Reno: $100. B. - Warner et al. to Svlvy Collins, lot 90, Gar- 5100. L, Payton to BR. Rothwell, lot 8, =a They Will Protest. The Republican Invincibles of East Wash- ington met last night at 632 Pennsylvania avenue southeast—George W. Sargent in the chair, James Cook acting as secretary. G. W. argent of New Hampshire, Lewis Elliott of Maryland, and W. W. McKenny of Penusyl- Vania were elected to represent the club at the meeting next Tuesday night, when the organ- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ALMOST A SHUT OUT. How the Washingtons Were Defeated by the Clevelands—Other Games. Cleveland won yesterday's game from Wash- ington in the first inning, taking a lead then that the home team could not overtake. The as | 8COre was 3 tol. Indeed, Haddock’s hit over the fence in the eighth inning was all that saved the local leaguers from a shut out, The Senators played well enough in the field, but could not bat with any effect. Haddock and Daly and O’Brien and Zimmer were the bat- teries, Cleveland played very snappy ball and won easily, The work of Twitchell, Stricker and Radford was excellent, saving several runs. Arthur Irwin played a good game at short and Wilmot made a trio of fine catches. In the first, with Hoy and Wise out, Mack dropped a safe one between McKean, Twitchell and ‘ealeer. but was thrown cut while trying to steal, Knight's decision being just a little shaky. Then the Infants scored all of thei runs and WON THE GAME. Radford cut the grass with a hot liner on Wise’s left, which Sam fumbled, A passed ball put Radford on second and Stricker placed a stinger over second, sending Radford home. Hoy returned the ball to Daley with a prett: throw and Tom caught it on Radford’s shor deras he a him, several feet from the plate. Knight, however, called him safe and the next moment McKean bad smashed a hit out to Hoy again. Stricker scored and Mc- Kean reached third on the throw in, which went through Daly to the stand. Twitchell lifted a ball that looked as eos it was going to drop over the fence, but Wilmot was under it, his back being against the boards, McKean scored on the out. Then Tebeau put a ball in almost the same place and gave Wilmot a chance for another beautiful catch, which he accepted. McAleer put up a foul for Daly. Both sides were outim order in the second, in the third, with two out. Haddock reached first on balls and Wise and Hoy retired at first, Radford did the same and Wise made a great one-hand catch of Stricker’s liner over his head. McKean and Twitchell then hit safely, but Tebeau flied to Hoy. The fourth was quickly played, each side having but three men to bat. Arthur Irwin made a pretty stop and throw of Zimmer's deep bounder. 18 THE FIFTH, with his brother out at first, John Irwin made an infield hit to McKean and beat it to first. Daly flied to McAleer and Carney went to first on balls, being forced at second by Haddock’s hit to McKean. In the latter half, with two out, Stricker drove an easy bounder through Jobn Irwin and reached second and then third on Daly's high throw, but McKean struck out, After Hoy was out at first Wise made e clean base hit. Mack drop; one in right field, ap- parently safe, but Radford captured it after a good run. Wilmot gave Twitchell a chance anda muff resulted, Wise going to second, Capt. Arthur was not equal to the occasion and ‘Twitchell made short work of his fly. After Twitchell was out Tebeau hit fora base and was forced by McAleer, who reached second on Wise’s muff of Daly’s beautiful throw. Faatz then guve John Irwin an easy fly. Jobn led off in the 7th with a pretty hit over shortstop and went to second on a passed ball, Daly flied to Twitchell in midway left-center and John was thrown out when he tried to wake third on the out. SAVED FROM A SHUT OUT. The eighth saw the Senators save themselves from nine goose eggs. Haddock, who had had a chance in the fifth to tie the score when two men were on bases, lifted the ball into the alley just over left field fence with no one in front of him. Hoy struck out and Wise gave O'Brien an easy bounder, Mack was touched on the arm with a hed ball and Wilmot made his first hit. Arthur Irwin might have won the game with a two-bagger ‘or possibly witha single, but he hit to Stricker. Wise made a couple of neat catches from McKean and Tebeau in the last half, and then Tebeau banged the ball against right field fence for two bases. McAlger bit to \dock, who fum- bled just long enough to let the runner reach first, but turning quickly caught Tebeau off third and ended the inning. In the ninth John Irwin lied to Radford, and Daly, after reaching first on balls, was forced at second by Carney. Haddock would have liked another home run, but he could not get the ball out of Twitchell's reach and the game was ended, Washington made 6 hits and 5 errors, and Cleveland 6 hits and 1 error. OTHER GAMES. New York won from Pittsburg, 9 to 4, the game being called at the end of the eighth on account of darkness. Welch and Brown, and Staley and Miller were the batteries, New York made 12 hits and 2 errors, and Pittsburg 8 bits and 6 errors. Boston dropped @ game to the Indianapolis, 8 to 7, after hey ba: the game well won. The Hoosiers pounded the bali in the ninth for 6 runs. The batteries were Madden and Ben- nett, and Rusie and Daily. Boston made 7 hits and 3 errors, and Indianapolis 16 bits and 2 errors. Chicago took third place from the Phillies. 4 to2. Gleason and Clements, and Hutchinson and Farrell were the batteries. Chicago made 8 hits and 6 errors, and Puiiadelphia 9 hits and | 4 errors, ASSOCIATION GAMES, At Baltimore—Bultimore, 7; St. Louis, 1, Brooklyn—Brvoklyn, 13; Cincinnati, 8, Philadelphia—Kansas C; 10; Athletics, 6, Columbus—Columbut Louisville, 3, THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD. Yesterday's games placed the League and As- sociation teams in this order: At At At To Per Prd. Play, ceur. 39 643 37 631 3 523 36 519 34 490 ianapolis. 31 4 Washington . 40 340 To Per Play. cent. Brooklyn. 300.664 it. Louis 31 651 Baltimor 33) (89 Athletic. Be 66 Cincinnat ral 527 Kansas C 31 418 Columbus. 28 893 Louisville. 290.207 BACK TALK. Washington has the only league game scheduled today. There were less than a thousand people present yesterday. There will be great re aa in Washington when the Senators beat the Infants here. Chicago plays here tomorrow, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Pitisburg at Boston and Indian- apolis at New York. Buck Ewing, the captain of the New York team, is taking’a rest and nursing his fingers in izations intend to protest against the munuer sppointments are made. Navy yard appoint- iments and non-appointments were discussed ands committee of five was appointed to see to such matters. ee No Wipesrreap SensaTiox was ever soshort- lived as Brown-Sequard’s ‘elixir of life.” Merit Blone will stand the test of time, which accounts for the enormous sale of Bromodine Powders,” the infallible headache remedy. Hundreds of your friends have been cured by ite use. 25c. hiffely & Evans are the wholesale agents.— Advertisement, gas Drunken Mother and Starving Children. Last night Policemen Eser and Sanford went to the house of a woman named Maria Cook, on ‘Yau street southwest, where they had been in- formed the woman was “dead” drunk, Sure enough sbe was, She was found in a filthy Bouse with four half-naked children. The woman bad been on @ spree for several days, and the children nearly starved to death. One of then: was found in a room without a stitch @iclothing to cover its body, and the others Were clad in rags that but few old clothes deal- ers would care to stop to examine. Had not the ofticers been informed of the condition of the children they would probably have starved to death. Mrs. Cook was ocked up on a charge of vagrency and the children were turned over to Officer O'Neill of the humane society, who will provide homes for them. This morning in Police Court the woman piead guilty to the charge aud was given 90 days on the farm —— ae Officers Elected. The Security investmeut company held their second annual meeting at the office of the company, 1215 F street northwest, last evening, at which the following officers were elected: Alexander Elliott, jr., president; J. B, Loyd, vice president; Chas. L. DuBois, treas- turer; A.M MeLachlen and Robinson’ White trustees; J.P. Batchelder, secretary. ‘The annual report shows a hen prosperous 's business, as a result of which a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent has been deciared on all full-paid stock. Baxtnxors via B. axp O.—The only 45- Fg wg $1.20 round trip during exposi- tion week.—Adet. order to be in shape for a grand wind up. Krock may pitch to-day against Gruber. John Irwin led the team in hitting yesterday with a couple of singles, Haddock made a home run, and Wise, ‘k and Wilmot a single apiece. Umpire Knight has some proper ideas about discizhine. He has called the turn on Tebeau several times for the promiscuous coaching = that player docs all parte of the e The York team has been disbanded. Cause: Poor attendance at the games, Lyons bas been suspended by the Athletic management for failing to report yesterday in time for the game. Down go the Phillies! If they don't look out Cleveland will catch them also, There is only a difference of 29 points between them now. Ferson is growing stronger, but he will be unable to pitch this week. He was present at Monday's game looking rather piqued. He is uot in the best of spirits, c! toa Stan reporter that Capt. Irwin said to a reporter, j While the toam was in Philadelphia, that he was a weakener and as soon as he was bit he went to pieces, Ferson says that his work during the recent trip was due to his poor health, and is inc! to feel sore over what be claims is his manager's unjust criti- cism, Now it is hardly fair to Mr. Irwin, who is a = in base @ level: corgi ager and a ir, to suppose it he would commit such De lesiocrsnine ay to make a public statement to the effect that one of his best pitchers is a weakener. He surely too judgment for that, for he must know that there is nothing that @ team’s strengto in print without giving them an opportunity to say some oye are ten to one that did not say what Ferson thinks D.C THE “AUCTION PITCH” CASES. TILTING AND DANCING. All of the Defendants Discharged by |The Tournament at Marshall Hall—A Judge Mills. Large Attendance. In the Police Court yesterday afternoon Prosecuting Attorney Armes called Judge Mills’ attention to the case of Harry Wilson, charged by Sergeant Brosnan with permitting gaming in premises under his control. This is the case resulting from the raid made on the meeting rooms of the Elkwood club, at Ne. 601 C street northwest, where Wilson conducts a cigar store. In connection with this case charges were made against Wm. B. Hatton and Hugh Hickman, who, it is alleged, were en- gaged in a game of “auction pitch” when the Officers made the raid. They were charged, under the recent act of Congress, with betting on the result of the game. The act under Yesterday was a great day at Mershall Hall, the crowds that gathered from Charles and Prince George's counties, Md., from Virginia ‘and the District of Columbia, taxing the ca- Pacity of the resort to the utmost, and, perhaps, @ merrier day has not been passed on the river's bank since tho original proprietor, “Thomas Marshall, gentleman,” fell asleep in the ‘yew tree's shade” nearly a century and a half ago. The steamers W.W. Corcoran and Geo, Law were burdened with passengers on their several trips, but a still more interested and interesting multitude came overland from their country homes, for the Charles county knights bad come determined to crown the which they were c! _ dl was ; = queen coh reesng and beauty, hempy ase ary on gress to break up the horse pool rooms contested by Prince George’: an city and it wae tis the Old Dominion, es t law that effectually drove those gambling places across Boundary stréet, THE CASE OF WILSOX DISMISSED. Mr. A. B. Williams appeared for the defend- ante, The testimony was heard and counsel made no attempi to deny the evidence of the prosecution, The articles of ieee nm were produced and Mr. Williams made an ef- fective ment in behalf of Wilsom, and the case, like ail similar cases brought daring the past few years, was dismissed. It appeared in evidence that Wilson was not present when the game was played and coun- sel therefore argued that it was done without the knowledge or consent of the —— and so on that ground that the court e case, THE scoRE, Although the tilting was advertised to begin af 12 o'clock it was3 p.m. before it was well under way, and as twenty-three knights entered the lists the shades of night were falling fast When, at 7 o'clock, the last tie was decided. ‘The following 1s the score: Jas. Bryan, Mury- land Boy, 8, 8, 8; Chas. Spencer, My Marylan: 1, 2.0; John Thompson, Glencoe, 2, 2,1; J. E. Mudd, Marshall Hall, 3, 3,3; Geo. . Higges, 0, 1,1; W. Underwood, Accotink, 3, 2, 3; 2 M. Edelin, Sunnyside, 3, 3.2; Geo. Montgom- ery, Washington Boy, 3, 2,2; Thos. 8. Casper, Virginia Boy, 2, 2, 8; J. H. Jackson, Fairfax, 2, 8; R. H. Vincent, Delaware Boy, 3, 3, 8; P. E. ter, Baltimore Boy, 8, 2,3; W. P. . Surrattsville, 2, 1, 0; A. 'B! Gardner, Blind BATTON AND HICKMAN. r : Astothe charges against Hatton and Hick- — gts 4. Mt. Sullivan, Prince ‘Albert, Clark, Jessupps, 1, 0,2; 8 L. Atcheson, Ellerslie, 1, 1, 2; J. W. Owens, Laurel, 1, 2,3; J.D. Hamilton, Ivanhoe. 1, 1, 4; Frank 8. Barnes, McConchie, 3, 3,3; H. N. Worthington, District Boy, 0,0, 3; L. Bowie, rae 2, 2,2; Knight Never Was Known, man, Mr. Williams defined the law as he un- derstood it and claimed that it was not appli- cable toa _ of cards. Judge Mills decided that the law did not ap- ply to playing a game of cards for money missed the case. This decision is of considerable interest. Persons who play cards for beer and money, and especially those who engage in such games in saloons, have always been arrested aw wit- nesses when raids were made, but had the court held these parties such persons would hereafter be arrested as defendants, ———a TRAINING FOR A RACE. How Phil Brown, the Wheelman, Gets Himeelf in Condition. If every amateur athlete would devote as much time and attention to his special branch of athletics as Phil Brown, the bicyclist of the Columbia club, does, they would soon discover @ decided improvement in their work. This young man has gained the admiration of his club mates by his steady application to the work of training. He firmly believes in the old adage that practice makes perfect, Re- garding his mode of training for an event this speedy pusher of the pedals stated toa Stan reporter that he arises at 7:30 a.m. and then takes a cold sponge bath. After thoroughly drying himself about a quarter of an hour is spent with the dumb bells, which brings out the perspiration. After being rubbed dry with @ coarse towel he is ready for his breakfast, which consists of mutton chops, eggs, raw to- matoes, toast and a cup of tea, For dinner, which is at 1 o'clock, he has steak or roast beef, a few vegetables, partaken of sparingly; toast, tes, and tapioca or rice pudding for dessert. THE REAL WORK. At about 5 o’clock the actual work of the day begins. At that hour the speedy wheelman cau be seen flying around the track of the Athletic club on Analostan island on his wheel. He rides from one to five miles, the distanc> depending on the length of the next race in which he intends to compete. He pedals at a brisk pace with an occasions: spurt, varying from an eighth to half a mile. The entire distance he ne-er rides at top speed, THE QUEEX AND HER MAIDS. There being four ties on the highest score of nine rings they were tilted off with the follow- ing result: McConchie, 8, 8, 2, crowning queen; Maryland Boy, 3, 3, 1, first maid; Marsball Hall, 3, 2, second maid, and Delaware Boy, 2, third maid. There being five honors, that of crowning fourth maid was won by Accokeek in tilting off a tie with Sunnyside, Fairfax and Baltimore Boy. The queen and maids in their order were Missos Nina Davis, Sallie Worthington, Emma Davis, Nellie Bryan and Hilda Gardner. The coronation service was performed in the veka at 8:30 amid the wildest demonstra- ions, The receipts from entrance fees, with $50 from the proprietors of the grounds, making a total of $26, were divided among the five suc- cesstul knights as follows: $32, $25.60, $19.20, $12.80 and $6.40. THE MANAGERS. Jobn T. Davis was chief marshal, with J. W. Jenkins and Wm. Marshall as aids, and the or- ator of the day not arriving Marshal Davis charged the knights, Mr. J. M. Kendrick acting as orator at the coronation. The judges were 3, W. Waring, W. D. Barry, H. M. Thomas. Dr. E. Hurt, Edgar Brawner and Jos, P. Brawner, the latter of New York, The committee of ar- Dae igre was composed of Jos, C. McKibben, B. F. Dement, J. M. Kendrick, Jno. 8. Warren and Otis Smoot. The floor managers for the ball were Marshall Claggett, E. E. Hannon, Benj. Tukman, Jas. Ellerbrook and Paul Willis. The queen, who is the daughter of Marshal J. T. Davis, and ber four maids of honor, one of whom was her sister, were richly attired and with their knights composed a very royal set for the opening of the ball. Charles county took first and Prince George’: second honors, ‘The Baltimore Boy was distinguished by being lef: handed. The Knight That Never Was Known added to the interest without disturb- ing the rings, The Charles county folks were overjoyed at being winners, but everybody was happy as they began departing at 9 Ze —_—_s—___ ANACOSTIA. TrRovusye at aN Eviction at Dovotass Haut. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning Nathaniel Sprague, colored. of Washington, agent for the IN THE TRAINER'S HANDS. After his ride he is taken in hand for half an hour by @ trainer, who is an athicte himself and thoroughly understands the treatment. The wheelman is first rubbed dry with coarse towels and then bathed with a solution of whisky aud arnica, which is thoroughly rubbed in. The muscles that are brought into play re- ceive especial attention from the trainer, who rubs aud kneads them with his bare hands, ‘This ends the day as far as exercive is con- cerned. 4 light supper is partaken of about 6:30 o'clock and about 10 o'clock be retires. Stimu- lauts he never takes. except occasionally a bot- tle of Bass’ ale when he feels overworked, This is the daily life of one of the fastest of Washingtov wheelmen until within one day of the races, when he takes absolute rest, but fol- lows the same diet, ————— Derr Pank Orex Ustizn Octoper 1.—The Baltimore and Qnio railroad announces that Deer Park hotel will remain open for the accom- modation of guests until Qctober 1, As the early autumn is the pleasantest season of the year ig the mountains this information will be welcome news to many of our readers, 2 wees buil ture belonging to the occupant, Mr. Louden, while the latter was in the city, Mr. Emanuel Lee being left in charge, as Mrs. Louden was not well. The police being informed that some- thing was to occur there, Officer W. T. Ander- son was detailed tobe present. Sprague had not proceeded far in his work before Mrs. Lou- den appeared on the scene with an ax and com- manded him to get out and not enter the house again. Sprague retired to the front door, where a acuffle ensued in which he got s- sion of the ax, Mrs, Louden being bruised in the row. She then got a razor and the war of words went on, a gang of toughs having gath- ered about the building. Finally Sprague turned upou Officer Anderson with charging the officer with defending roughs and criminals against houest people. He was warned to behave, but, slapping his pocket, he said hé had $6 and could afford to be arrested. Officer Auderson took him in charge for disor- derly conduct, but before getting to the station house he didu’t feel so rich anc was permitted to go off to borrow collateral. On returning Dongiass hall property. Hillsdale, entered that | 3 ing and proceeded to remove the furni- is mouth, | home Mrs. Louden had a charge of assault made aud $5 collateral was left in each case, Louden endeavored to have Constable Tolliver assist him, but Tolliver d undertook the jobalone, It i id that Sprague reported at police headquarters that a sule of furniture was to take place at the hall and asked that an oilicer be detailed for duty there. ‘The cases were to come up in court today, but Dr. Harrison gave a certificate stating that Mrs. Louden’s condition would not permit her to attend, Notes.—Miss Fannie Griffin of Surrattsville is visiting Miss Sallie Worthington on St. Eliza- beth Heights—Mr. A.A. Starr of the seed division, Agricultural department, is very sick at his home on Monroe street,——Mrs, John Moe of Fairfax county. Va., is visiting the tamily of Capt. D. L. Pitcher on Jackson street. ——HNiss Jennie Pitcher is howe from Loudoun county, Va.—Lottie Henson and Lizzie Gray, who outran Officer W. T. Anderson on Stanton avenue late Saturday night, were arrested yes- terday, the former in Washington, and held for disorderly conduct.—Edwin T. Botts of Washington was arrested last night by Officer Van Zant, the charge being drunkenness, Ue Said the Officer Clubbed Him, Richard Sydnore, who lives on the 7th-street roud. appeared im the Police Court yester- day on charges of disorderly conduct and as- sault. Policeman Fritz Passan waa the com- plaining witness. He said that Sydnore was disorderly and that while under arrest he as- saultedhim, Sydnore told an entirely different story. He claimed that the ofticer entered his house without any autbority and arrested him, He charged that the officer clubbed him on the head, and exhibited the wound to prove the charge. His shirt was saturated with blood. Judge Mills told Sydnore that he was in the unfortunate position of not having a single witness to corroborate his statement. Syd- nore said that he had been locked up and was not ne achance to get anything. The court fined him $5 for the disorderly conduct and $10 for the assault. ane Cattle Market. Atthe Union stock yards 171 cattle were on the market yesterday and all sold to butchers as follows: Best sold from 4 to 48, per pound; good sold from 3% to 3% per pound; medium sold from 3 to3}¢ per pound; com- mon sold from 214 to 3 per pound. Eight hun- dred and fifty sheep and lambs on the market and all, sold. Old sheep sold from 33¢ to 4)¢ per pound; lambs sold from 5 to 6 per pound, Cows and calves sold from $20 to each, Market for ali kinds of stock was si ' soar ee From Boyds. Correspondence of Tux Evenimo Stam Boxps, Mp., September 4 Col, Enoch Totten, who ison a tour of Eu- rope, is expected at his country residence here about September 20. An all-day’s picnic will be given by the Boyds Preabyterian Sunday school on Septem- ber 7. Tue Last Dar at Bay Ridge is next Sunday, September 8. Don't fail to witness the closing scenes of this popular place. For time of trains see B. and O. schedule in this paper. . Nor A Pore Os Hix Now. BAD WITH ECZEMA. HAIR ALL GONE SCALP COVERED WITH ERUPTIONS. THOUGHT HIS HAIR WOULD NEVER GROW. CUKED BY CU’rI- CURA REMEDIES. HAIR SPLENDID AND NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM. Icannot say enough in praiseof the CUTICURA REMEDIES. My boy, when one year of age, was so bad with eczema that he lost all of his hair. His scalp was covered with eruptions, which the doctors said was scall head, and that bis hair would never gruw again. Despatring of » cure from physicians, I bean the use of the CUTICURA REM=DI&S, and I um It is reported that Mr. J. W. Collier of Dick- ensons has purchased of 8. Darby all the prop- erty at Barnesville station owned by him. te is intended to erect a Ue elevator and ay other conveniences, which are at present mi needed, Mr. J. E. Williams has purchased of Mr. B. 8. Winstad his farm for $10,000, J.W.W. THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Chamberlain Withdraws His Adherence to the Scheme—Parnell’s Diplomacy. Mr. Joa, Chamberlain has declined to treat the proposal for an endowed Roman Catholic university in Ireland as a tangible scheme. happy to say, with the must perfect success, His hair is now splendid, and there is not » pimple on him. I recommend the CUTICURA REMEDIES to mothers &s the most speedy, economical end sure cure for all skin diseases of infants and children, and feel that ‘every mother whohas an aficted child will thank me for so doing. Mrs. M. E. WOODSUM, Norway, Me. A FEVER SORE EIGHT YEARS CURED, Tmust extend to you the thenks of one of my cus- tomers who has been curred by using the CUTICURA BEMEDIES of sn old sore, cansed by a long spell of sickness or fever eight years uyo, He was no bad he was fourful he would have to have his leg amputated, but ishappy to say he is now entirely well—sound aya Cason, merchant of this place. ‘The Times utters a note of warning to the JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist, government. It refers to the fact that a similar . ', Tou. scheme wrecked Mr. Gladstone’s cabinet fifteen V(SSVERE SCALP DISEASE CURED. years ago and declares that the revival of-itf iy "weeks ago my wife suffered very much from s Dus disease of the ecaly and received no relief Fac ap satioes remnedion she used until she tried i RA. The diseuse promptly yielded to this treatment and in s short while sho was eutirely well. ‘Thore has Leon no return of the disease and CUTI- organ) CURA ranks No, 1 in our estimation for diseases of Mr. Parnell’s ostentatious welcome of the ‘the akin, posal was only afeiat designed for politica Buy. J, PRESSLEY BARRETT, D.D., ends, and that he simply intends to encourage Raleigh, N.C, the government to involve itself gaged CUTICURA REMEDIES and profitiess question, He may not, says A newspaper, approve the bill when he sees it. Ares positive cure for every form of skin, scalp and It seems altogether likely, since the bare sug- | blood disease, with loss of hair, from pimples to ¥ = AY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1889. THE OLD FIREMEN. They Arrange to Take Part in the Bal- dose of 1 Pure Aj Cider Guaranteed B youre Ca Direct trom farm tn Marylenc gelions $i. Pure Spices, Green Gin- ger, &o, fit] M.&P. Merzorn, 417 7th nw. Collars wed, Razors Honed free, ar Peosaylvane ete ie No — Here.—Sugar e' time. Sv- @an Hovar. J. Mclivrrx, Me 731 70h, se3-3t* Machines For Rent at Domestic Sewing Office, 7th and H sta, au31,662.4,6 ——__-___ Sc. “‘Hoy”’ Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 » month! Ask Your Grocer for Johnston's Dry-roast Corrrr. Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees. Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast. au2l-1m Jouxstox Buos, & Co. Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! The Daddie ofthe Stores. Svoan House, J. Mcluvexx, 781 7th st, we3-3t* New Fashion Catalogues eg Free at Domestic Sewing Machine Oftice, and H. au31,se2,4,6 Twent ‘The veteran volunteer firemen met at Meyer's hall, 7th and N streets, last evening, Mr. James H. Richards, president, and Mr. J. J. Peabody, secretary. Mr. Edward Dawson of the North- ern Liberty company was elected a member. Having already decided to attend the demon- stration in Baltimore on Monday and to go by the Baltimore and Potomac railroad the asso- ciation further arranged to have the Kit Carson Post drum corps go with them, to meet at the hall at 7 o'clock Monday morning and to take the 8:10 train. The honorary members are invited to accompany the association and ap- pear in dark clothes, derby hat, white gloves and badge. They will take the hose carriage with them and on the spool will carry gum hose such as was in use twenty-five years ago. Joshua Lloyd and Henry L. Gettier will carry the old axes of the Columbia, Engineer Julius Strobel and Assistant Engineer —e Keith- ley the pipes, and the mter boys the torches of the old Northern Liberty company, while the president, Mr. Richards, will carry tbe silver horn of that company. Mr, J. R. Brown will the and the line will be marshaled by Mr. J. R. P. Carpenter. ——_— THE COURTS. rrr Court—Judge Cor. Eq Yesterday—Wright agt. Wright; reference to auditor. Nimmo agt. Patterson; R. J. Meigs, Per Cent Saved By buying your Teas and Coffees at Curxa axp Jarax Tea Co., 731 7th st. Bee prices, fourth page. aul7-lm d Knights Templar Equipments furnished r., appointed guardian, Bohrer agt. Otter- ~ t of § at canaivars upuoon King | St Yery low figures. 8. N. Meves, 922 7th ow. agt. King; commission to get testimony in Philadelphia ordered to issue. Cxurixat Count—Judge Coz (in chambers), Yesterday—Hattie Green, violating internal revenue law (selling liquor without license); bail given. Isaac H. James, assault with intent Sugar without Tea or Baking Powder. Svuean Hovse,731 7th. J. McIivren,Mgr. se3-3t* Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa. ave. Safes rented; $5 per year. my4-4m EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. Dy ON THE CHESAPEAKE THE MOST COMPLETE IN ALL ITs APPOINT. MENTS OF ANY RESORT ON THE CHESA- PEAKE BAY OR POTOMAC RIVER, ‘Music by the RAVAL ACADEMY BAND. ‘First-class Hotel and Restaurant, Trainsleave B. & 0, Washi week Gaye amt onda oop im Sundays OO ew mae ve ha Jets, May Ridge, yoek dare 6:10 and 8.90 am bf ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR ‘The 9:05. m, week day and 9.50 a. m. trains connect at Bay i:idge with seater Colusa? from Washington hoiding Ra: Lets cam tahe steamer Columiss frome Bag Ridge to Paltinore end return, on yay mento Fedo iT'So mit ca geture triparsiote os ed mu. : ; OR return” trp “4:30 week daya, 4-45 Bundaye, = ‘Tickets on sale st B & O. offices, Tenney ivania svenuc,and st Gepot" On Surus a Gepot ony. ont COLONIAL BEACH ‘For September, 1880, 3, 4 5, 6 7, & 20 ond 25. PARE... 25 CENTS STEAMER JANE MOSELEY. Leave 9:15 am. (prompt). Home @::10 p.m, Family Days Friday and Saturday, Pare 15 Cen to ; do, Willis R. Campbell, do.; do. Pnopate Covet. Yesterday—J. H. Buscher, guardian to Mary A. Rotenberger, nee Ruth; petition and order to pay over money to his ward. Estate of Mary Adeline Campbell; will fully proven. Estate of Julia R, Marvin, deceased; order of sale, Estate of Geo. M. Barker; inventory of money, $16,034.11, and list of debts due deceased filed, In re, Annie Donnelly, estates of Thos. Weaver, N=. Benefit to be tendered to Masonic Temple, September Octo! CALDBELL'S DANCING ACADEMY | (00) and 5th st. n.w.) will reopen TULSDAY EVEN- ING September 17 Yclock pm. Forfurther wulare address 114 C st. HANS. F. KOBERT at 4, is postponed wn 100. SUNDAYS, FARE 50 CENTS. o 10c 106. ‘Two Extra Fanmail RIVER ‘Thursday, Sept Sand Tharcias hope. 12. Steamer , ‘and Thureisy, Mary Washiueton will leave tt 10 aus aod 1.0 pee returning at 6 p.m. Tickets 10c, a Bt Alexa: du Cul above trips, jor A jAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Opening of the Regular MONDAY, SEPTEMEEK 9. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, ARTHUR REHAN'S COMPANY In the Great Success SURPKISES OF DIVORCE; Santi THE LOTTLKY OF LOVE! From Daly's Theater, New York, F FAVORITE ARTISTS MR. J. H. RILEY Emeline Clark, Nicholas Acker and Lucy L. Hunter; accounts approved and passed, Porice Court—Judge Mills pro tem, Today—Wm,. T. Colston, vagrancy; personal bonds, Dadney Duzen, do.; bonds or 60 days. Henry Riley, refasing to pay hack hire; 10 days in defeult of settlement of the bill, Bartley Holmes, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days, Frances Kelly, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Eli Brown. do.; do. Shipley Clements and Wm. Cole, trespass on parks; $5 or 15 days each, Amanda Lucas, profanity; collateral forfeited. Theron Outwaite, wasting Potomac water; do. Lucien E. Robey, do.; suspended. Sarah Jack- son, profanity; col eral forfeited, Nathan Brown, do.; do. ——_o—_—__ GEORGETOWN. Nor Exovea Warer Yer.—Judging from the present scant supply of water flowing into the canal through the feeder a few more days will elapse before there is enough to allow a full resumption of operations by the mills. Buruprne Assoctation.—At the eighty-eighth monthly meeting of the First Co-operative building association. held last night.210.000 was sold as follows: $2,000 in bonds of first series, whose par value was $220.50, sold at $231; $1,000 in bonds of second, whose par value was $221, sold at $222.14. Money tothe amount of $7,000 sold as follows: $100 at 71, $800 at 70, 2100 at 69, $2,000 at 65, $4,000 at 60. There was a liberal subscription of stock of the new (8th) series, Suoortne at ax Escarzp Paisoxer.—Several nights ago Robt. Lee, colored, refused to ac- company Special Officer Vass to the station and showed oe yee was about a attack ~<a specia. Officer Lyddane appeared upon scene and placed Lee under arrest. He did not remain long in the officer's clutches, but broxe away. The policeman called upon him to stop, > hin ieediity eee yD egy mugaged, Togetiser Wil ADELE WALTERS: CARRIE JASTESON NELLY WRI HALKY HOTTO, BUKK MINT FKANK JAMIESON, AND OTHERS, ‘commences {HUKSDA}, SEPT. 5, t EENAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, bleventh st.. south of Penusyivania avenue, Palace Vaudeville i heater w ROSE HILL'S ENGLISH FOLLY COMPANY. PARISIAN KEVELS; on, CUPID'S CAPERS. Host of Lovely Women. A Corps of Funny Come- <ane. Matinees Tue-day, Thursday and Saturday. Garden open every performance, W NATIONAL TH Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. | Opening of the Regular Season, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. Engagenient of the Eccentric Comedian EZRA F. KENDALL, wel 1x “A PAIR OF KIDS." The Greatest Laughing Success, PRETTY GIALs. FUNNY SAYINGS, ELEGANT COSTUMES, LUDICROUS SITUATIONS. ‘THE LATEST SKIDS, FADS AND FUN, "iene alas a but he didn’t, and then to intimidate him the __Next Week-~THE BURGLAR, officer fired two shots, the only effect of which | VHIRTI-SIXTH was to make the fugitive run faster. Lee was ANNUAL arrested and taken to the Police Court today. og led Temperature anv Conpition or Water at 7 A.M.—Grvat Falls—temperature. 75; condition, Receiving reservoir—temperature, 78: con- dition at north connection. 36; conditionat south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 79; condition at influcut gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36, High tide in the river today at 2:51 p.m.; low tide at 9:17 p.m, —— The town of Barker, Mont., has been totally destroyed by fire. Nine persons are believed to have lost their lives. Billy Johnson, aged twenty-three, emploved } by the Denver. Col., fuel company, shot and killed bis sweetheart, Jennie Shrock, last night because she had received the attentions of a rival, Johnson then shot himself dead. All the shoe factories in North Adams. Mass., are closed except H. T. Cady’s, and 1,500 men are out of work, The settlement of the wage question does not seem near. of the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. at ROCKVILLE, MD, SEPTE MB: 2 CUst ‘Four Kaces in the Afternuon. Bunning aud Trotting. b umung at 1 pam Tauiease Cavalcade uf Stock wd Four Races ou Friday. Special Exhibitions Each Day vy Noted Tight-rope alker. Excursion Tickets, Aduitt.iug” to Fair, from Wa-hing- gues ton, @1. suol-ot ARRIS’ BIOU THEATER GRAND OPENING. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. Matiuees 4 UcSDAY. THULSDAY aud SATURDAY. Elaborate F. turesque Production ot Diou Boucicault’s Famous Dra of Loudon Life, APIEK DARK. WM. A. BRADY ax“ id Tom.” In the coucert lia scene: BOB) GAYLOR, New York's greatest Irinb Comedian, and RELLY and MUR PH, Scieutine Expobeuts of the Fintic Art, i istic Next weck—“Lights and Sladuwa. SD DANCE Al G. AR HALL. Hotel, THURS! ray A Fam Tam Of Hood's Sarsayarills will convince any reasonable Person that it does posses* great mediciual merit. We do not claim that every bottle will accomplish o miracle, but we do know that nearly every butte, taken according to directious, does produce positive benefit, Its peculiar curative power is shown by many rewark- abie cures. “I was run down from close application to work, but was told had Malaria and was dosed with quinine, &c., which was useless, I decided to take Houd's * strong and cheerful. PL. & 18-9. at tec, the whistier. * seat) 35 cents. ATM Ebervach's Music Store. 015 F st.u.w., aud of Jauitor G. A. 4. Hail and at the door ou night of Coucert. __ Busl-bt® NPUE CYCLEKIES, 1406 NY. AVE., WILL GUAR- ‘antee to Teach You to Kide the Psycho Sefewy Bi: cle for @1. Ladies $5. Siecial hours tor LADILS. Open maghts, Largest riding school im U3.“ my17 HH .LDON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1004 ackt any who give it F at. ovens SATURDAY, September 7th, Sanu 4| al? W.B |, 261 ym. Tweuty per cent discount on that date Seu & falc eel am B. BEAMISH, 261 ppring street, | jm. — \ALIFORNIA, i ee Semij-month!; ‘ars. Cheap Kat Paste eae HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA - Tourist Sleep- Sold by all druggista, $1; six for $5. Preparedonly Southern Pacific Co, HAWLEY. caster Avent, | M Last of the children before school com- mences, "aug1-10t E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. _ rpucuepay, ShIL EMBER 5, 1880, MOONLIGHT EXCUKSION or DEMOLAY Mous#ED COMMANDERY, No. 4.5.7, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1880, To MARSHALL HALL, Steamer W. W. CORCORAN losves wharf foot ef ‘7th st. promptly at 6 o'clock p.m. Tickets will be good om Morning Boat leaving wharf st 10am, TICKETS, 500 MUSIC. DANCING au30-5t pene ‘AND SAILING EXCURSION ON in the schooner yecut MLLIE. Bor Al and Sep- tember eugagemont apply w — CHR. PF. FISCHER, au20-1m* Bay liage, Ma. wLEAMER BARTHOLDI IN PLACE oF DIKIE hakes hourly (rips trom Cumberlabd’s Boat Houses, street Whari abd Lovt of bikh st, Georul Upper Kiver Landings, and the culy boat ec Dise's Landing, ivlnd-trip Ls cts, seduced rates to larye parties. Fitty tems 3y16-2m Moen? YeENON, Steamer Wo W. CORCORAN, Capt. Lt leaves sth st. wharf daily ‘eacept Sunday) for Mount Vernou, leaving at 10 au, renckiug Waniluugion abvat 3:00pm. — Pave, Hod Up, By the eas alton be grounds and ns vie ALSHALL HALL. Steamer W.W. COMCUKAS leaves 7th st. wharf dally for Marsball Hall, jexviag at 10 au, reaching Wash- ington about 3-50 pan. Priday and deturday Evenings.—The Friday and UTUay evenIUe Tips Wich Were no popular baat ill be coutnued, lexVing at 6 pin, rebar 10:30. Parkes come on moruink boat ueve eVeuihg bout. Fare, Zoe three triys—leaving at 20:90 ain, hing Waauiaglok a 2,0 aud Y “ au aud 6 pum, reac Fare, rocnd try IVER VIEW FOR 18xp WASHING TONIANS' MOST PUPULAK KESORT. ONLY PLACE ON PuTOMAG LIGHTED BY ELECTRIC LIGHTS Steamer MARY WASHINGTON. Sundays, two trips, jeaving at 10:15 om and 3pm Returuing at YandS p.m. Jickets, Zbe, neaaye—2 Wo trips, leaving wt 9:30 am. and pau, heturing at S mud 21-90 pam. Dickoly ““Fauuily day every Saturday, Leaving wt 10.2, le turning at S pau “Licker, 1 Les ctur's Dapeans Scboul Reunionevery Satur day © LK, eevie O Ov pam hetucwing at 1d SO pan ‘Lickets, 5c. Davelig wown snd back and st the grounds on sll ‘mys xceyt Duuuays. dine Brass bavd on Sundays, 2 ie GiMMer ALG supper 1uuuebed OL the grUULds Loe ‘No objectionable paruies allowed ou uy vl Wwe above trys, fur charters, &c., apply to aulé ((UIFTON BEACE, GEAND FAMILY EXCURSIONS AT POPULAR FIV HOURS AT ui “PEACH, HOME ® Pat SDALL. Proprietor, _ NEK 50 CL Tn. ya. derviny Peuilsy Parties ® Bpe ty Apply to Steward of stewtuer, dendid Bath t.0u-es aid Botha, Grove, Wike Cumire wud Tavies for Menke TO WAN. ALL L STOCKS AND Suuds Bouyut wud Sold. ieli.ble suv " Securities of all kinds, LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, oof, 15th and J sts, edi OnEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE ATLOWEST rates of iuierest. ainy ov viber aypruved securty, ‘Thus. G@ BENS & cy, Bankers, Browdway, | by C. I, HUOD & Co.. Apothecsries, Lowell, Masa. Dew York: Ht. J. SMI1H, Avent, 49 bout Jd et. A 100 DuSES ONE DO Pluladelnbia, or auy Baltubore and Ouio Ticket Agent 1 B MMER GAKDEN, Casa Bazoarss AND VALUABLE PRESENTS. HENRIETTAS, CASHMEKES, BRO. ‘TU8-710 E street northwest. ADCLOTHS, BLANKETS, BED COMFURTS, SILKEN, VELVET: CANTON FLANNELS, SHEETING COTTONS, and CONCERT EVERY NIGHT Imuiease Assortment of DRY GOODS at the very lowest cash prices. MAKKET SPACE, NEAR ST. Sel Of the follo sents with s parchese ject one of the following presents with s pare of 85: Apsirot praise py Foy Dawask Towels,worth BY BEST MUSICIANS UF WAsHINGTOR coolest town to Pin place in spond an evening. ‘+ Helf-duzen Vine Dawsak Napkin wort Pair of Silk Embroidered Glove-fittinw Corsets, Py MIETLA CASHMELLS, Masten oue yard and a = — —— half wide, all pure fine wool, iu all colors. “Heal cash | ¥~apies WHO KEQUIKE THE SERVICES OF AN value Face reduced to Bue. neuced Feusie Physician ab uld cousult Mrs. ERULT OF THE LOOM COTTON, yard wide, sige. WILSON, 1108 Park Fiuce ne. bet, Band c.Leh AOD CAM BRIG Sacre gene tee and 12th stance. ouly. Kemédy $5. aul saw? e Assortuent Of BLAxkiad. Cosh bar- D*; LEON, ROYAL FRENCH SEKuG ail color ioe Eeyocee tn tee Gee i 4 rs, io 5 yrath. all pure fine wool, "Heil value can be consulted ditly, 404 Cst, betiveen 434 and 6th Inced to Bi sge. Dew. apes setae ere tink Separate roouss for tadioe Memeay eee tale ners aso. weanlt oe ¥ higg ‘rovuis for rate Moti SILKS, 59, AES xf 81. Oitice always open. Suid ase 0] >ILK SHES, Mae DE TAB VALUABLE PRESEN S for Casit C ue Re PD ayy Rie ere ther residence, 901 1 st. uw. Olice bours tru: cf $10 or more. A Large-sze Hiuuamine S awith ay. cela? Guilt, worth €1.50; « Dozen kine UP. ms 3 Wortll 161.50, oF two Paursor Large-size T HAS NEVEK BEEN OO Tywela, worth 150. i . BLO LBELS ts the ol 0 CKEDIT, but the very lowest prices for cash. Ladies’ Physician in the city. 28 coufdently consult Dr. BRUT } Farticular attention paid to all discuses pect Indies; married or aiugle, Forty years exyerieuce, ricits 719 7 19 ANOTHER MARK DOWR, R= AND BE WISE.—DR BLOTHERS, 906 BST. a4, SP red before me made o@lb Lact be is. = the Oldest Expert bpecialist in this city, snd will eqarentecs curein all cases of peiv te diseases GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK DRESs Goons, | {2° uy hour y. ub- ee Orcas ucated “Regat - nies as ie beat wearing ike toe aries 03-3, Renee ©.) UNLY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER C proved Katate Security. Large Syectmity. ThLek & THY y15-Sm° i ]®_ you WANT TO SPECULATE JIN STOCKS, Grain or Uil on 2 per ceut or iuore in, Waite or Cail ou the NATIUNAL STOCK EXCHANGE, 12 ¥ st. now. ai Seite eus-1m yy OXEX TO LOAN AT SIX PER CANT ON AP proved Keal Estate Becurity. Large amounts & specialty, Alse ete of the United security ip surance Co, of hia, 1 sume to Suit, On in stalluvent plan, with or without ite meurance. ay- Wo 2Ub O, 10, 16, 0F ZY yearn, wp al Y 2 aare & sow, $e17-3m 1z2e Fat, NEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS OF #500, #1,000 M ty $10,000, ou Apiruved Leas Letate Secur(y, ak Sand 6 percent’ JOHN SHEKMAN & OO. Jylo-Gu R™. ESTATE INVESLMEN FE ASU. BO SIX PEK CENT. PAYABLE QUA LN SUMB 100 TO $1.00. SMALL FLLMIUM CHALGLD, @20,000-T0 LOAN $908 ON REAL ESTATE, “500__e20)__- THOS. E. WAGGAMAX, ONEY 710 LOAN 1N 5UM> FROM $500 UPWARD, AT HE LOWEST 1444 OF asiekkst o BEAL ESUATE IN THIS DISTRICT, © KO, HOLA ZMAN, ‘ou _myi3 10th and Fe iw, ¥ TO LOAN MO Rugreves ial Eatate Security sn District of _ ‘sue, ™ ee Thus, J. Fidei & Ov. i . Lsc4 i ot. wow, M ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES1 ATE OX FineT- class se CUrity, at loWest rates of iuterest. uo delay here the security’te UFC. GREEN, 33 7th st. mw, ONEY TO LOAN rote on spproved read Fox's BROW. ‘In sums to sul, at lowest eaiale security. ETTCH, O20 1407 ‘Feuunyivanie avenue, Mo ‘TO LOAN ON (LEAL ESTATE AT Low. Wark’. DANENHOW! Seu Feduced to $19 er 9a rorat 34 oced 80 $17 Quality reduced to €1.50 per ya. ‘and lows of 1:36 duality reduced to $1.23 veep auzi-lu* boa my Male ot "00 quality fedueed £0 8c. ADAME PEREGOY, Ebocualty seduced w Oe por Pe ‘SPECIALIST IN DISEASES OF THE HAIR, uur 12 . Ginghama, and vent White intblad dinars Les Parga ASE 8) 4s Home trom 98m 10.4 pia 2 Black and Black aid Witte Gripe tet sid tera | [aR MOTHS FLENCH POWDERS ARE THE and 50c., marked down to ikic. ® pair. Distance ientedy to Mook ae One Lot of Briliaat Lisle Hose, Extra Fine, that aold | jhrost.unsal, er akin troubles: urinary — | ge ginger gee soa toed De bob's NELVINE "SoS perm cures of Lule Jerey Siting Vesta tn Light loos of vitality, uervous dealin, en eas ee be. Frice, 61; Sient scaled by’ mudi” For gale at Six of. Damuk Table ve jy3 STANDIFURD'S, cor, th aw tint sold for OL 2S uated down to Ube pee = = KID GLOVES MUST SELL AT FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS. coffee or tes ‘articles Jean be riven in a cup of or tes or in: 6% cf food without the knowlede of the patient; itis abe Patni WecUFFICE OF THE Ou!