Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENTION. pt ‘Mr. Chas. J. Hayes, for many years the . nearly vided of ‘Married this eldest daughter of Mr. Arthur iment citizen of Anacostia, at St ebureh, in that je. The wedding was ae a only the members of the ws ing prevent. 7 kee ceremony was ieee by Hughes, The church was Mataaliy drcoratea for the occa- sion. Mr. and Mrs, ~y left this afternoon for Philadelphia and will proceed from there on « trip among some of ttle mountain resorts of Pennsylvania. The newspaper men of the city, with whom Mr. Hayes is sztremel popu- lar, ee handsome presents to and bride. Mrs. Jos. B. Bailey and son, Master Ralph, have returned from Round Hull, Va Mrs. M. J. Arnold and daughter, Miss Josie, of 1312 G street northwest, left esterday for a few weeks’ sojourn in New York. Miss Bertha Aukam has returned to her home, 1755 P street, after a two-months’ visit with friends in Germantown, Pa. Miss Mamie McLaughlin and Miss Josie Cur- tin of Capitol Hill have returned home from Atlantic City, where they have been sojourning through the summer. Mr. E. A. Fleishell and Miss Sarah E. Walte- meyer were married last evening at St. Peter’ eburch, Rev. Father Sullivan officiatin: Messrs. Thomas A. Pepper gg Andrew Me- Garraghy, A. J. Smith and L. Fleishell, @ brother of the groom, acied as ushers. The bride wore a handsome white silk costume and earried a bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 225 Pennsyl- Vania avenue, after which Mr. and Mr Fleishell started for Baltimore, Atlantic City and New York. Mrs. R.F. Robb, wife of Mr. Robb of the first controller's office, arrived in the city yes- terday from Indianapolis and is staying at No. $22 15th street, McPherson square. Treasurer Huston’s family, who arrived in the city from Indianapolis this week, have gone to his recently purchased residence in Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Huston’s family consists of Mra. Huston, a son and two daughters. The young ladies will attend school in the city. They brought with them from the west their own horses and carriages and some handsome dogs. Mrs. Huston drives a pair of beautiful gray horses to ber phaeton. Miss Eva Mathewson has returned from West End, Va., where she has been spendin; bo mouth of August with her aunt, Mrs, Chamblin. Mr. Seth L. Clark of the War department and his daughter Lillie have gone to Vermont, Mr. Clark’s old home, to enjoy a much-needed rest. Mrs. Frank A. Simons and family have re- turned from a very pleasant summer spent in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virzinia, There was a pretty wedding at the Mt. Ver- non Square M. E. church south at 6:30 last evening. The bridegroom was Mr. Wm. A. Miller of Council Grove, Kan., and the bride, — Mamie E. Edmonston of this city. Rev. W. Haddaway, the pastor, who officiated, was assisted by Rev. A. R. Miller of Mifflinton, Fa., an uncle of the groom, The bridesmaids were Misses Mollie Miller and Birdie Waters; the best man, Mr. G. W. E. Slater; the ushers, Messrs Edw. pp, Horace Bell, Wm. Lewis and Byron E. Waters. The couple left on the 10:15 o'clock train for St. Louis and the west. Misses Minnie and Lula Mason have returned from an outing at -Olnely,” Va, Among the Washingtonians at the Osburn house, in the Blue Ridge mountains, are Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and family, Mrs. Blumenberg and family, Mrs, Smith and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Miss Balch, Mr. and Mrs. Thorne, aud Miss Allen. Mra. 8. D. Hicks, jr., of Richmond, Va., who has been visiting her husband here, has re- | turned home. Mr. H. T. Statham of London, England, and Mrs. Statham (formerly Miss Bonnie Bell King of this city) will spend th> autumn and winter with Mrs. Statham's sisters, the Misses King, at 931 G street rkcmeaebonns WAS HE KILLED BY A TRAIN? Mutilated Body of a Colored Man Found on the B. and O. Track. The passengers on the train that arrived at the Baltimore and Obio depot from Baltimore about 8 o'clock this morning witnesses a sick- ening sight. It was the dead body of a colored man that was found lying between the tracks near Rives’ station, just a few yards this side of the District linc. The body was thas of a negro, apparently twenty-five or thirty years old. Life had no doubt been extinct for sev- eral hours, as the body was cold and stiff. The corpse was picked up by the trainmen and brought here to the morgue. Exactly under what circumstances death oc- curred is not known, although it is generally supposed that the eaneen was struck by a tram. There + wounds on the body that might bave been inflicted otherwise, WAS HE MURDERED? It is barely possible that the man received the death biows during a fight and that his body was put near the railroad track to conceal the crime. Such, however, is not supposed to be the case, as the wounds are chiefly on one side of the body. leftarm and leg are ly scarred and the leg is broken. His left jaw is also broken and there is a hole through the chin. ‘There is also hole through the skull over the ) apd another one in the back of the head. No oue had seen the body until the train arrived, The police think that the man was either walking between the tracks or he had fallen asleep there. It is supposed that he either lives in the country or was visiting some one along the line of the railroad, The body is held at the morgue for identifi- cation, —_—-___. $7 vor Two Days at Coney Istaxp axp New Yorx.—Special excursion via Baltimore and Obio, Saturday, September 7, to this famous resort. Kound trip ) good two two days, only $7. * A Brick Wagon on Fire. Wagon No. 18 of the Washingtoa brick ma- chine company was on fire this morning at about 11 o'clock. The driver was unaware of the near proximity of a conflagration until he was at the junction of 5th and H streets. There be stopped and a juvenile amateur fire brigade was organized. The load of bricks was hidden | in dense smoke, but the application of a few | buckets of water by a host of willing youngsters | -subdued the fire. The blaze was due to lo: ading the wagon with bricks which were just out of the kiln, “piping hot.” Corry Istaxp axp New Yorx.—$7 for the found trip via the Baltimore and Ohio, Satur- day, September 7. Good two days.—Advt, BM com nana Notice of Building Liens Should be Given. ‘Th the Editor of Tux Eventxe Star: A few days ago my attention was incidentally called to a notice in the Daily Court Record under the heading of “Mechanics Liens,” in which a piece of property held by the writer was charged with a mechanic's lien. This was the first intimation I had of sucha lien on | Henry F. Brown-on of Detroit, editor of the A BOLD BREAK FOR LIBERTY Lively Pursuit of a Fugitive—His Own Team Used in the Chase. | There was some excitement in the neighbor- hood of the sixth precinct, on New Jersey ave- nue, this morning. Harry Hutton, who has charge of the police ambulance, was driving that vehicle along New Jersey avenue, when a wagon, driven by a plumber named F. A. King, collided with the ambulance. Hutton informed Mr. King that the latter was under arrest, and together they went to the station. Mr. King’s name was registered and a charge of reckless driving was made against him. While the usual routine was being gone through with Mr. King made a bold break for liberty. When he ran from the station several police- men followed him. Mr. King’s wagon was made use of to recapture him. The horse attached to the vehicle was a fast one and time. When the officers reached E street between 2d and 3d ose they lost sight of the fugitive, who had toward the basement door of one of the houses. lage cece a gegen apenting tyres ts open | Me overt attem: o] the door, but it w: locked, and b he hae tured. By this time a lar; lected, and followed the tation. Mr. King was made to walk to the station, while oe person who captured him rode in the wagon. The entire soon arrived at the statior and Mr. King was locked up. He explained his actions by saying that he had taken a couple of drinks, He was sub- sequently released on collateral, pom sacbos Go ox Fripay axp Saturpay Evenrne to = Hall excursion, See advertisement — —_—_———__ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tuk Evesino Stan, Dzmocratio Waxp Meetixas.—The demo crats of this city met last night in the several wards to elect delegates to a city and county EDS E RSET ary ware,aas peceouoe Esta, Oth and 100 on Brick, good repeir, LEE ove. near 10th st a.w,, Lance 18+ wmons | Pane os a aes =a Ren arate and Bese So Seay wy come wae eee a ETc good cook and Waewaier ms can Swe Piyater dam zB Ap- FR Hoply O12 tt sk new, eek HOUSE PAI Re Gertie ee yor sad pais 7 Men, Apc. 1034 Connecticut ave pon Vasdocencee reguired ‘and rio ie WHITE GIRL TO DO SERGE stay nights, 921 D st. nw. Sendicier >" ANTED—A LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN A Nene int, chine Ofte, bergen pagent Pee othe NTED-A’ 215 L 8ST. N.W. A GI Wise Wash andrea: must stay at night. TRI; FO TED—A a WOMAN 4S CoO at Wier. Witst coe MES ‘Threo Persona: references required. bg | References req! Teas [Sth st nw. Pat Faz aa ee a athe ae Booms. FE ea Poh ee rene fee Face a fishewne oe ENT — UNFURNISHED — SECOND OR Woitnaines re ‘ow aNd aoe SUCCEEDED IN Seniand or bo houses: se of alfa eul7-lm Pay: ‘& RAMEY, 1307 ANTED-THE STRICT fe ‘TION. WHICH our ne (with an (Roe emo Re GR Rie is giving to its Rental Department has ens! keep our bones well t tenanted, ‘and bas left us with few to offer for rent. AT MOUNT PLEASANT. AT A BAR. amen » 234, det. Va. ave and E n.w. (rent . mide 234 bet, Va. eve. and E nw. (rent an have KK FOR A sar ing and Ironir@ for Call at 617 Ht. special attent to oer "i tion to thelr interes our banda ‘JOHN SHEA WANTED—ROOMS. WASTED BY A 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO of Threo Unfurnished Kooms in northwest fion, Price not toe * periment, ‘Addrees WE or OR FIVE TeveRiTeRES Boome, second floor, or Small New House, nei ‘do uot fail to seo AS. APPLEMAN & CO., 63 JOR SALE—1735 lata s St. N.W.. 0 ROOMS AND Fae modern ana in Siet-claasreaie 5,650. PLANT & TUR- PLY, safe Deposit Bidg., oo See Pearce nw. 4NTED-A NEAT COLORED GIRL TO DO Wes Housework ins private family. Must go bome ht. Apply at 911 1: 2. Ww. ANTED—A STOUT BOY, WITH SOME = perience at Tin and Stove business. Call after gett! ¥.L BUPPERT, W Aes agme 430 K st. aw. tet R RENT—TWO LARGE, CHEERFUL, WELL ie ees with Private i ae — th Ou seiah aeate floor, i boarders. 12. sist ede? 2 cel. 24, bet. D and E 000, a seer ane oo 2, as ANTED—TWO GIRLS, ONE AS NURSE AND one for General Housework; must have cit ; Permanent. Sry ey street; — adults: Ad- = by convention which will assemble in this city at | reference and stay at night. Apply in store 1400 F 9 ress 154 Bas Capitol st. 8e5-3t* Fifvmimea RENT. pO NICELY | _ | ope rs eae Lewae. 42 2 o'clock on Wednesday, the 18th of Septem! ANTED-NOOM FOR HOUSEKEEPING BY lena se2—3t* Fh. Gre. ahd bath, Sass ave, bet. N. Cap. and lst and nominate Mr. Frank Hume as the demo- WATE GIRL FOR GENERAL mouse kent and wife in house where lady can do work Jot 43 ft. front, @3.000, - — cratic candidate for the house of delegates. | 715 Mather Smal Of Wo German girl pre! Se | ae pone “TT O. Star offic a Fasezae LY FURNISHED 3 Poe Nearas | gone ede gs tobet Mi 'and 5th aw. lot 42M frost Cremt The first ward meeting was held at Concordia 78 aw AK. : HOUSE fe2-61 Bh. hrs and bath, 2:24 wt, bet. and 5,000. hall, the second ward at the mayor's office, the | WANTLD, A PRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS guid ol Fa cana eB ea RENT — ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS Bh. Gre. and bath, Wallach bec idee end Lae third ward at the county court house, and the | Address in own handwriting PRESTUN, Siar tice: 11 spaicranied “2 iron ith choloe table board; healthful location; south O00 a tat Meet, 209A ane 808.0 ws, fourth ward at Miffleton's shop, on Columbus ANTED IMMEDIATELY, iq UNION PLASTER- MAN aD BY A yore LH dren. BN, Bre. bet Nd. and S. street, The following delegates were elected: era._Apply 608 11th stn 1 Waren funy (derma oreterseds Fond | peserenoss given, rear “D7 at 3, gue p ave, Cap First ward. H. Bayne, C. 8. Moore, Henry x WASTER FuBST Chass onbke COOK. baad Be Wien ONCE, AN INFLUENTIAL LOB- Hberal price figs? forservices. Address for is INFLUENCE, Star of 'tED—TEN GOOD sora FAINTER ‘apniy to J. OC. LEE, 624 K st. n. se4d-2t* ANTED—A NURSE GIRL, ONE WHO CAN SEW, with oer reference, Call at 1732 K st, n. ce throughout; cabinet mi ‘open fire pe furnace, with all 73 foes Younes na de NIC, Star office. sed-2t YANTED — BY A SINGLE LADY, TWO FUR- WW Sted moc, “ot rescomeune rates, Address, stating location aud terms, MEM, Star office, se4-2t* \ ANTED—A ROOM SUITABLE Ton PRIVATE School in egarerion Ps of city, not further Address 939 Khode island sve, west peek 20th st ANF DON TOBER 1, BY GENTLEMAN Ws Wife, Large Well-tirniahed Front Hoon, Ast and Tpermuanent. if, suited. ) preierred, Address G, L. Q. McWilliams. ‘Second ward—Henry Strauss, John L. Proctor,T. J. Patterson. Third ward— M. B. Harlow, M. Schuler, Alonzo Travers, Jno. H. Strider, Wm. Rodgers, Wm. H. Smith, Geo. H. Hinker. Fourth ward—Jas, McCuen, Jno. '. Sweeney, Millard Vincent and Henry Smoot. Nores.—The clerk of the school board has begun the issue of school permits to colored children and when the office closed this after- noon several hundred had been issued.—— The county school board held its annual meet- ing under the code at the court house yester- Fen Be RENT—508 STH aS. N. ‘al ee 7 feck porches a sie other Tarsianed’ ana tnfurpished rooms; all modern improvements. VOR RENT— NICELY FURNISHED, HpoMs, EN suite or single, on seco: Lith at new. Cate pass the doors OR RENT-3 ki FURNISHED, ON second floor) suitable for light housekeeping: agath front, with beth, gas and best; private =TO GENTLEMEN, FEWLY PA Chaeabera at 720 Tithe wt nese Bia FFFFPE _se4-10t eS ENE ie on, Sth at a. of 1st Those Houses are , Aely built with smoders 1 Pc i me paas ores er are Fe SALE—I HAVE 8 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES in courseof erection and ni sod 10th n.w.. Five 3 Bricks, ing completion, Each Nouse contaian 9 rooms conveuienos. under eptire rellar an 000. 10K feet, by Aw aS ft te ypublie, alley. a Sts F Ou | BALE-IN E-IN PRETTH We W3St=>=ax PLASTERERS, 14TH ARDS ca WwW tod over Pr metre Prival Star office. ANTED—BY THREE ADULTS, T' anzED-4 GOOD WHITE Ag eel TO NURSE and Hel; pin, General House Work: Ro Washing titan co EST Pant gAMITOL unbing. farnses sicove non. cetesks bok canal ie fi Improvements, which ‘Team ‘ecll tor lookiuue Staaten day afternoon and examined and certified the | and Irouing. References required. Inquire 4 ‘urnished Rooms, with or withoat Board di 4s | heatand oped fires: speakiig-tubes, excelien | eee oes nee ae ee BRENGOTI = toea0 monly accounts for the year.—Yesterday afternoon | **- vane OOK, BUTTERS, HOURE WORK: Rear" hetropol f house or family went of tw. sbundant air and janahine, eed-10t audl-ie* S contexenss of aia Gnd aiualy Semccretie Maida, Hosters and Utico tating terms, Address 4, AREAS ‘OR RENT—1018 ¥ ST, Now. ONE FRONT FOR, SMEAT A BARGATN—& re SARE Fe SALE €3, 650 ¢309 CASH 955 MONTHLY committees was held, Curtis Graham, chair- | jearn Seating! Games Bek sa Secre e ape | ome Fett Doce Wee Cece thie aee Pressed Brick and Iiay Window Wu eet the inet of 11 uf those Beautiful Satory man, and Harry Smoot, secretary, and arrange- | headquarters)’ BUANHAM'S: Agency removed y ANTED — BY GENTLEMAN AND also Hull Roo Tarntaneds Wititoe ite esngatnitg i's bh and ars cline, with Back-building Bay-twndow abd Balcony Houses ments were made for the coming city and AE ‘ausi-lw* | mod. stable and rear'end aide | oni st ne.; 10 ro handsomely finished ; cabinet Aor,5 Lance, Bleasant, Unfurnished Ito ble’ }0R SALE—COL adesirable new dence ms, rey ra : family : Slieya: tLor sasit0 teete A rhendia id opportunity 1s | Gok miaitels opel tre care jae tbe county conventions.—Mayor Downham will ANTED A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GI Exec} EO Beet gM 5 Being here offered to any ove demring to secure an eleeant | door, ‘BUKY ‘ sailor reach home from Atlantic City today.—Cor- Wines , Houewone immediately. Apply CHAS, XAN- | Pen ofteferencey give tod eatired tera Xe homie'at low ing location, description of ‘Price and terms inguire on Z, Star office, Ss oner Powell has returned from a vi to _Lou- doun county.—The repairs of St. Paul's church have been so far completed that the congregation will resume worship there by the middle of the present month.—The Mech ies’ building association, No. 3, is now making its loans at par; €3,600 were loaned at the last meeting of the association——The work upon the Cameron and Henry street improvement has now been begun by Contractor Patterson. He expects to complete the paving before cold weather. Tur Last Dax at Bay Ridge is next Sunday, the premises, 92¢ NDS Tink ‘Butlding” Ban uanper and Wi ‘TED-THREE EARNEST ae § house built ta the a bent must be honest and efficient iy, BRrRaReRt myployaient. Apply to Bapiaepata (AN, O08 F st. B.w, V y ANTED-CLE RK FO FOR. ‘OFFICE: GOOD PER- be given fo ioe mene, ital oe first 12 weekly ine crease if meri ’ eRMANENT FosiHon, Star office. Wea t POTIVE. TIDY YOUNG | — & ee A SEE ROOMS, SINGLE OR Seat naieetiged eigen me F3 ee eeoeedl ong — corner house, south and east front; open - erences required. —_ ae Rw. su29-11t* = —s wer sagem ON ANTED—LOTS ON M. rr Wi Noman BI ‘the borthwest packet’ thea aye nw. RIDIAN HILL. STATE cation aud lowest price. W. H. BARSTO' iJ KEN’ BLE new saiels all pigs imo. ‘500 ri REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 1 —, StiTe ROOMS ESTA sy girened for he bo = ithout y hildren. aay OT ‘outlet; 84,500. Fea ix yen) iat EAK “DUPONT CIRCLE, Handsome Corner Kea , containing 11 roome ano every convenience; house only built afew 4 reason for welling ag even price 4, $6500. Tees Avsist in Tending Bar; references req tar office, Brick, 6 a liar, adore rooms aud cel A Pretty j Home, good Toca 5S ce COLORED BOY; MUST COME WELL Get, Teommended and stay at night. Apply af 2004 9u31-6t E BRENNER, | 6 W ANTED I. Z FOR RENT—FLATS. -O ST, N.W. 18 and Fireplace September 8. Don't fail to witness the closing ANTED—TWO CLOTHING SALES’ Heaters at bottom Traces oot. Spotting, Joubtae, = aa cen sue J Wi: aa. M ek & SON, we ¥. Eesti a ae ar erties nat scenes of this popular place. For time of biel FA ra le po gry > Ming ‘and parent dou i dispat Rooms, Ttanoge, ail Mod, Imps. Coal Closets, | POR SALE SOM NER LEAVING THI rT wr) herdies, for the Se tee Seog see B. and O. schedule in this paper. Box 2, Star otic. ” TED— ~ROORAWAY OT ao Pantry, Gas Meter: rent, $20; reference’ required. "| feet, facing on two atroetn, wit Stee and, 3,600 00 each wo prompt purchaser. 3: TANTED—A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS TIN ! mat cox ee Pelee Py * a ; THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS. OCKAWAY, 8 Sheet Iron A ley to whom good eas S an the year Found "will be given. SENS ¢ co Be 10S Nhode tained e 1607 15TH ST. ¥.w., A RE SPEOTABLE COLORED FOR RENT—OFFICES. ae au31-6t sud F st hw. OR SALE — Rand Au eg py E BRICK ST. BRICK. Six Fe YE atone : ay UST and all occ co ‘Couvensences; shiai! ssh cos “& ict ao Vroperty & Desirable 3 2 Toe eee secitieseee Vice Eentheee Bistory Brick Dwelling, containing 10 Program to be Followed at the Com- | JE AXTED-ACTIVE, “INTELLIGENT YOUNG Wee 2 aes call; Bistes —- — OF 1510 Ft << 35; house 30 ‘feet from build ao th, Fauge and two latroves, Trice #1500 ing Gathering in Baltimore. Wit to Attend 8 ke himself Useful; must Resiven it required; sndersta BENT at phekee : en ee haye good ret s sotne Raovried totmoco business preferred: GUS Pa: o'clock. WAQTED-A YOUNG MAN IN HARDWaKE ‘Stare; one with some experience prefer Address HARDWAKE, Star office, sed-3t 10 TO A Detroit special to the Baltimore Sun to-day says the program for the first American Cath- olic congress, to convene in Baltimore Novem- ber 11 and 12, in connection with the celebra- tion of the centennial of the establishment of the American Catholic hierarchy, was decided JOR KENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE TOONS, aS k svcamn heat, elevator service, in he Lenten building, 1425 N. ¥. ave, aT Couaiuee Posty 1425 N.¥.3 VOR RENT—A SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS ON third dror G06 11th st.n w, toa rinapent ten- ant; will lease ata low rental, 4. A. ING, 606 11th st, ow. ausi-lm SALE—1443 CORCORAN Sine rosms end beth, h, SEKPORD: [sree Fa. ¢ Landing; imust come well recom: mended. W. W. GILES, Uccoquan, Va 8e’ a au TANTED—A PHOTOGRAPH OUTFIT; ize, kind and price cash. Address GRAPH, Star office. ANTED-MARBLE SODA soba _au31- “ior RK SALE— DONT MISS THEM — $3,250, including pice side lot, thy {ill Fecure the Prettiest (Queen Auney Home; im ISHED House on 12th st. nw. near K; 8 all mod. imps, and coal L vault; nese AL 7 jocation east: on two car Ii fel, Drivers, Host Farm apd x R RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS as two-story and back building ; low and balcon| on yesterday. The advisory committee of country. DICK’S, 613 7th n. HEAD, Lexiugton and Howard strests, Balt Fe ths Walter Wullding. 1008 and 1010 wt. nw. :alao ve | SH ond wanes ook ha i va manveist ; ji f eee Large Htooms, suitable for meeting purposes. aay wor bishops and the laymen’s committee of arrange- = ° ns Be raat as tas TOMMPBELE W. BUSHNELL: aiby-atlaw, Yats'New vork ve, RE, ments met in joint session and marked out the Fixtures, and Furnitureot every | au3i-7t entire Households, Stocks of Mer- yor a BRICK DWE lines of work. The committee were in private a ScovMENT | Shanaine on Bgaset ‘Address CAKLTON, 636 K st. 3 : “3 west, oo, session all day and evening at Bishop Foley's WA ANTED = DUR poop t gg get gg IE SO cannes | FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. ys residence. The program has been so carefully Weare arts Gomeatic labor, for well brokeu: AALE_A VICTOR TRICYCLE, TS FINE EUTMERORD 1507 Pa Ph" 88200. Tate prepared and so thoroughly understood, owing | aul2-24t" Ww Females cs Le ae Inqui — ay ‘OB 8A ALE AT A BARGAIN, to the correspondence carried on for two months WASTED WORKING |W WOMEN, SOBER MEN. oe ting py a, ewe. ane J back, that there was little to do butgive it final orders, Women —t eApntiatlans for governs “ 500 | saeco fe yet ye sanction. The program in full is as follows: positions | Peerared. ory"? ag ENCE Persons learning pie * dy ‘eelarieuary. and OFFick, 721 @ tt Rw. auS1-6t"_ | thissystem are immediately placed in positions to | FOR SALETWO YOUNG FRESH i COWS. GooD “£500 = oar t THE FIRST DAY. ikere and butter: will be sold ‘roughout, pleasan: ‘ <5 ANTED—THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE | esru es needing Dressmakers and milkers ter cows: very gentle: will bet by evan gy Sane Sn as First day, Monday, November 11, 10 a.m.—| WA: as ty Sater Cas neriiee tote | Cuseee suply att St the school G12 1th st a.w., Cutand | ata sucrifice. Apply » 1300 | of the mnost comfortable houses in theity scuid susie Calling of congress to order by Mr. 8. Onahan | retent {and inteliicent Business Aes to bo employed — ing, with Sleeve, 50 cents. £05-2t" $11 7th at 2. 2. be trausiorined into a young ladies" weboot Chie: ie Special Agent in, the sity of Washington to D-H. M PAYS THE Sica cass OB ALE—ONE SAFETY BICYCLE, ALMOST ‘3,000 | or first-class And premises can be ul of Chicag», chairman of committee on organi-| business. A liberal sulsry will be paid te wa Baecpents — for Second-hand F ‘end ‘New, in Pertect Condition and of Latest Pattern: 000 | {vided to provide ground for three additional desirs- zation; opening prayer; nomination of the tem- f id who Feathers. Entire Hot ee nd Tana sco, con Nate: & bargain i a Age. dans peice low, and eymente orary president of the congress, ex-Goy. John ~ $:000 | tarther partic lege of | inspection. Ue Catrall of Doughoregan Manor, Mal; ad- ina Ge PAD Dy ee ea anes voo | Sette preteen 1055 etre narwneee aN dress by temporary president; nomination of ANTED AN ss BUSINESS MAN, LIv- = yous bese: bo isk Get Jouitivels ‘ecure. | combination lock; guod as urw: also sinall one; sscri- temporary secretaries; appointment of the Wiartenae Washinwton, to represent our house K& KEPELTL fice to eave storage; or time, Address Hox #9, BUSINESS CHANCES committees on credentials, ‘rules, permanent | {1 hin State. Salary abuut 6100 pouty References W ANTED—I0 NUY—GOOD SECOND-HANDG Star office. se5-2t" SC NCHS, __ organization, resolutions, on fature congresses, | Fiyen and exacted. pete = Hemen's Clothes, Guns, Pistols, Se. i for which ESE, SALE, CHEAP-A | DOUBLE BARY.ELED ED committee to wait upon Cardinal Gibbons and ipeencciecast RAILRDAD WANDS TO | MEyar ar? ee OP imeees | Rae Eeiliy‘of Londen: cost ¢00; will ‘sell or a committee to wait upon President Harrison, Vv ‘work in Calvert county, Sa Ma. | Transportation oD spplication to 10 North at., Bultimore, tor most garteing. 6 School ee = — = a ‘These latter two are intended as the means of it BUTTERINE, ally conveying the aims of the congress to these heads of the church and state. Adjourn- ment will then be taken to 3 o'cluck in the af- ternoon. On reconvening the committees on credentials, rules and permanent organiza- tion will be heard. The | gegen officers will then be installed, and the eter of pa- pers, followed by discussions, bey THE SECOND ay ‘The final day’s session will open at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, November 12, with an address by Cardinal Gibbons. Papers, discussions and re- ports of committees will consume the remainder of the morning. In the afternoon the commit- tee on future congresses will report at the o ing, followed by the committee on resolutions and the committee sent to President Harrison. ‘The congress closes with discussions. adjourn- ment being taken to participate in the opening of the divinity school of the Catholic univer- sity at Washington. PAPERS TO BE DISCUSSED. The papers set for discussion are the follow- ‘Catholic congresses,” by Jno. Gilmary Shea, editor of the American Catholic News of Ni and America’s foremost Catholic “Lay action in the church,” by Mayor from baltimore to work furni HOWARD E- PEDDICO Fortull ist eu23-1m* b iSeisiend Btn AN ee Store of 28 years’ standing: and stock stock at baton cost. titan tor reo rent at 630 pee inouth. i_» er hares lor TE! SHARES, WiSRINGION a WAGGA Georgetown Hallrosd. 100 Blares Pueumatic Gun, 20 ‘Shares National, Union aise a Shares Grap! rapnasbene, 81, 400 D.C. 6, OL UIs CUN- NINGHAM, corner 15th and F OR SALE—A PANGATN—DAY MARE, Sea and gentle, suitable f fit wagon, Will exchange for inewer horse " H good condition; cheap. 401 7thst.aw. se4- Fine BAY HOKSE, SIX YE. sound and pos: broke to. art derelict: WANTED—SITUATIONS, _ poe TED_BY AXOUNG MAN WHO 18 4 STEN- aon ‘® Position in an of ‘Adareas 8 TENG! ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, EMPLOYMENT in some law oF otlier office; can use the ype ter, Address T.R. office. ted, Mat- teamed, and ‘Moths De- soya F. FULYOUNGS,1 1403 Pa.av. Telepbouel 008-2 iB SALE—A TWELVE-ROOM HOU! BEAU. F ran located, front and back i excellent no basement ; Tes FOR RENT_STORES. RK RENT—STORE 1227 E ST. N. W.; HAND- Been ats fa Fonaa sven modern —— Bd Waitt — BY ete LADY WITH LITTLE Place as Wor Housekeeper ip Small Home sn object; mall pay. Mise 8. MOGKE. ‘AN TED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL pha ES ee higrpe ty ora Waitress; can bed Sym Stomes egy * + TF 3 ; | Fcite Bootant Shoe Store, Address of LT eee ae ING MILL LOC a AT CORNER OF 77H iia 7's Piao Riteroy ste For heat, Fo: 3 eS NEW NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, $ith (sll modern improvements: furnace, auabiels and south trout with ‘an ene cul taba of 80,000. which c cau be taken ae poly to ares SWSEA Sr ic “SALE — CONFECTIONERY axD va aaa s | FS pa 3317, litt st, Georgetows, JOR SALE—A LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON IN good repair, Can be seen at 3100 M st. n.w. 83-3t" FOE SALESFINE PIANO, CARPETS AND WIN- House ire at Store cor, 10th and Kats, a our On E BALE RARE CHANCE FOR 4 SaRGAINI & perfect Family and Horse, aye We a “YOUNG. LADY, POSITION AS ot ltr a ee 50 words & Box 1 ‘ED-AT HEA STOKE | iv R_RE. NAV, Sy aogD Laas Reet Dusiness; suitable for feed, coal, woud, Ke. AVE. STORE AND = — reasonable terms to permanent tenant, ‘th st. s.w., Large Store and Cellar. Hons. i Permaneht tenant $20. ids T, 25 ‘cheap: Chandeliers, two bay windows, couter ball, est house for its sty! of Rutah and sisein Wi janitor on premises to show buyers who mean et eee 8 HOS, W. Sal 7OR_SALE—G 8T., OPPOSI ‘Office, a Very Desirable Three-st9 and mod. imps. Jot TsxbS to Mi be eld an immediate : So | S00. 7524 Fae nw. J. FISEEK se2-6t SALE—1022 BOUNDARY 8T. NE, TW tory Bay-window x rooms, bath sud front, side and back yard; lot Sera $2,750. ‘Termis easy. Bed-3t* Apply at 443 M st, nw. FS finished, inthe Bortheast, goed BRICK a Te aguite trou wiee severed ‘pressed Usich, tay windows, | 5: ‘Six rooms and tach, pmey Hon hot at ene a large deep Lots to Snide alley guest Boarrenged ta ous hee foarh cay alr SOHN K, O18 12th st. nw. ee3- im Fe R REN’ 24 P, ng: extends through to and Nurses, creck Coachmen, Batlers. Sa eOGoHNE Gee otw. rn WEARIED-EY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, ad Laundress pod Hotel or Private tion to lesving thecity. Address H. ‘Ast and Ind. ge Po xpense, faa fate Epply at Stable rear reidence iui Ket sae ae —STORE AND DWELLIN st, Bw. | store room 59 feet deep: di nigzpomaud Kiteben in rear; five bed root above, For Auformation call or Sr adaseas W, W. Bui DETTE, 1 ermon' id Le 3. R RENT-STORE, TE oF oF AND 1 3 5 ing ir, Suitable tor rs By, kid of Vasiaees: 2 Rbply to W. COUCH BOS BOs 78 ot nw. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 4 yoga LINDEN THREE-FIFTAS OF Barn. ry fr it or all walt ofall Kinds, ‘eit beautiful Lawns larwe Tress a tutu oH cap: JOHN F, PARET, ote ea NT—AT LINDEN—SIX-ROOM COTTAGE; Fema ftcheu, beautiful Lawn, elegant ¢ Bhedst ‘Sonn PaRET, 1225 Pa, ave. R oe ONE-THIR INTEREST 1 Pan au 18,567 Acre Tract of Ean dim the coi | fea wines SaBy Ok House; no obj E. H., Btar of Wie EE Dae wl @ Thoro Cwledue of Sur ‘evel. Address Tia NST oer ay Wests : pay oF a Pooiograph Bidress AMATEUIG Star office. pekry SALE—GROCERY STORE | Fett i, location good, GENTLEMAN x INTER- Decorative to ime Fo |ALE—THREE FINE SIDE SADDLES, 3 early usw One Five-year-old Driving Mare, ¥ poy TE, one Peuy yon one york Horse; one sue, Side 7 ALE-LAN =e TEE SaGaEEE EO 3 Fos wants bud; must be be sold, Box 45, St office. eet Fe BALE CARPETS! CARPETS!) CARPETS! Al etl ra ‘Brussels and Pooks of pment 90 ‘enh? Horses ‘ee or. hire by mon! bout & all Bau ey ams 3 Par io Ket, 1227 wud at wuarautecd. WML F: DOWNEY. works of his father, Dr. Orestes R. Brownson, and prominent in Catholic philosophical cir- cles; historical paper by thchard. Clark of New York, the Catholic historian; “The papacy,” Chaa. J. Bonaparte of Baltimore; ‘The Catholic ress.” Geo. DeWolfe, editor of the Catholic ‘andard of Philadelphia; ‘Catholic societies,” Henry F. Spaunhorst of St. Louis; “Charities,” Peter F. Foy of St. Louis; “The Catholic editor, “ by Prof. Maurice Hogan of Notre Dame univer- sity, Notre Dam: d.; ‘The work of Women and children in the industrial world,” J. W. Cummings, Boston, Mass.; “The relations of capital and labor” will also be discussed. The leading speaker on this topic has not been se- lected. The committee decided to invite the Catholic colleges of the country to send — KE “kas Geaspustio house on corset; i heaith couse selling, ucation ood, €250. UO SIS 8S 4 eee te, DKUG a Address w. ba taped ‘, 507 Oth st. ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, A POSITION War Gitinan in private fami); ‘Brst-clase city ‘No. 15, Atlante ‘building, Saige hanes gf, Clone ad 8 sult Depart Tr ment in Store, Address 3.V-P., Star ofice. ect" WASTED SITUATION AS nn mc igi pe a age middl Et eatin ranch, Hai Ttalian ; firateclase _ ANTED—BY A REI CTABLE WHITE GIRL, family. no wasting. “Only: those Gity Feterencea, Address Bos BS, td as references, 06-3" 1307 ra ~ , Will be sol - hitur De th st. .W. AND OLD et se ¢-1m — ore agar BOOKS. ee: ‘OR SALE—FINE MATCHED TEAMS, UPE F Gov. aged cy WAY SQUARE neha Rog Op: icgugpard baud Uprie at $165. 3. Rudo RoR SALE—A NICE 7 TONED SRaue FOR : wi fine a iy Boe ata : MACKEY, Attorney, 607 D st. a. w., Wi F property held by me. There existed no founda- tion whatever for this lien and the filing of it ‘Was @ piece of gross carelessness, as no mate- rial or labor had been furnished to this prop- erty. Had there been a law requiring a notice to be given to the owner before filing a lien such a mistake would not have occurred; as it is the writer might have remained in ignorance and the lien stood as a cloud upon the title to the property if bis attention had not been called to it." This shows the necessity of a ebange in the law in that byes G. B. Towrzs. ——._ Goto Bar-rrmone via B. axp O.—The only 45- te Ii = = sah round trip during exposi- ap EES Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the elerk of thecourt to George W. Skidmore and Jobanns Fitzgerald; Frank Hagar and Clara one Jas. C. Dulin pe" Mary C. Schnei- need answer, office, BGUARE WiANtep By EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN teal shige ie a t-class + thorouxhl; sop ain’ ‘ail ite ‘lao ea eens: omy. Good pay, ‘Address Sex Go, Sear o LSTRC bu r. WANIEDBLAIRONG Hoy, AGE T7, A ate. are: 734 iw. apers written by their pu such found striking, t0 be publlahed with the’ pect ceedings of the congress, THE DELEGATES, Last night the method of selecting delegates was cousilered. Each bishop will be given OR SALE—A DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE 5 ¥: are Acres at Ammendale: an ‘Bultiiaore and contains Aiganes: fruita, ee 5 rr gi Terms easy, 50 ueres ‘on roud frou Beltsville to les fr altinore and’ Obie and Sit pa ‘out houses acres Land, 10 ig $50 per finore ‘and One, cera Paes o ogee 15 i <3 gd Foe, ye ® we ies, isi Boing eae ‘WASTEB- SITUATION ny-concuniyy ny a: | Sat duane colored wae; | "2 iepeatd nate Nua Ba ee WASTE A NEIL bocnreD roung oem | ,o Wee a these from Ws Gutmann pte citi mile from Sunny- Car sent. This, it is a @ thoroughly Catho! From the