Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1889, Page 2

PEKSONAL MENTION. — Senator and Mrs. John Sherman are in their K-street house, but expect to leave shortly for Mansfield, Obio, where they have « beautiful country home. Mrs. Sherman will keep open house ‘in her hospitable way and the Will enter the work of the fall campaign. Miss Mamie Sherman, who is with them, will go to Ohio, and the family will not retarn bere until Thanksgiving, as it is their custom to eat their Thanksgiving dinner in Washington. Senator and Mrs. Sherman were accompanied on their Enropean trip by Miss Mamie Sherman and Miss Hoyt of New York city, also # niece. They sailed on May 1 and reached the other side on the 9th, and ‘proceeded from London to Paris and from there directly to Rome, as the season in the eternal city begins to close on the Ist of May. They lingered among the latest visitors, and then with courier they took s toura Visiting Florence, Venice, Vienna, and other places of interest and the romantic region of the Tyrol. The Senator and his nieces made a trip to Interlaken and its surrounding towns, while Mrs. Sherman went to Neuchatel to attend the bedside of asick niece. Later the Parties joined each other in Paris and came on to London, and they sailed from Liverpool on September 4. They all enjoyed a period of rural life m England and were the guests of Judge and Mrs. z “ ener Davis hea ing trip through the fresh green country. fire. "anita and Miss Mary Manning, the widow and daughter of the late Secretary of the Treasury, were among the Americans seen in London this month. They were inten to take the steamer from Liverpool on the 11 instant, and so are now upon the ocean. Mrs. and Miss Manning spent the last two years in Europe. most of that time in Homburg, where Mrs. Manning was under medical treatment. She reports her health quite restored, and now the two ladies propose to take up their life in the Albany home. Hon. J. M. Dresser, a state senator from La- fayette, Ind., is in the city, staying at Willard’s. Mr. Dresser was one of the first to offer his services when President Lincoin made his first call for volunteers, and was in the first company that marched across Long bridge on ite way to the seat of war. Afterward Mr. Lincoln ap- pointed him to a clerical position in the gov- ernment service, the first appointment he made. Mr. Dresser is in the city on professional busi- ness. Mr. Wm. M. Gilson of the Hamilton house ) that, together with the condition of hag returned from a trip to Europe. Mrs. Gil- son spent the summer in visiting the northern watering places. Mrs. W. A. Woods spent the warm weather at Pennacook, N. H. She is now in Boston en route for her home in this city, Col. A. E. Buck of Atlanta, Ga., L. M. Saun- ders and W. 8. Pitkin of this city and Judge J.G. Long of Florida are at the Hamilton house. Mrs. Frank P, Gross is visiting friends in New York city. Mir. and Mrs. 8. T. Williams of Boyds gave a delightful hop Saturday evening. Among those who were present were Mr. Limbrick and e, Mr. Edelen and wife, Mr. Chisnell and Mrs. Lane and son, Mrs. B. Burdette aad t, Mra, Delaner, Mrs. Green, Miss Poole, Mr. Zeigler and Miss Sparks, Mr. Lon Bur- dette and Miss Panch, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. Shovelmont, Mr. Thomas and Miss May Ship- ley, Mr. Eugene McAtee and Miss Edelen, Mise Belle Legen and sister, Mr. Garland. Klein Wright and Virginia Lee Hough were rried at the Episcopal parsonage in Ana- y the Rey. Mr. W. G. Davenport at 3 esterday afternoon. The bride worea sof gray Henrietta cloth and was attended by iss Mamie Quigley. Mr. and Mrs. Wright ft for their home at Round Hill, Va., after the ceremouy. Mass Lol: ater, Balluff is visiting her aunt, Mrs, n Montgomery county, Md. Mrs. M. J. Hunt and daughter arein New York. St. Mark's Lutheran church, which holds its satent atthe corner of 12th and C thwest, was the scene of a weeding the contracting parties were Miss ch and Mr. Johu RB. Webb, both of Rev. W. H. Gotwald, the pastor, ceremony. The tent was very ed with cut flowers and potted he ceremony the bride and reception at the residence of Dr. ith streetsouthwest. The young mm the 9:50 train for thew future home in Milton. Dr. Wm. A. Harries of the pension office left st night for New York and today he u the City of New York for Liverpool. Xpects to be absent for two months and i| spend considerable portion of the time in France and Switzerland, Mrs. B.C. Getehell, whe has been visiting her parents, Gen, and Mrs, Birney, during the yesterday to joia ber husband at P serv stree president of Columbian uni- vent his vacation at his beautiful et Hartford, Conn., aud has re- t es 1n greatly improved health. Dr. MeMurdy and wife have resumed their residence at Tacoma Park, having returned irom a summer residence in New York. Mrs. H. Taylor, wife of the commissioner of railroads, is expected to arrive in the cit; ty this evening and will reside at No. 5 B street northwest, on Capitol Hill. The Misses Gross of South Washington have returned from a several weeks’ sojourn at White Sulphur Springs. Va. Mrs. Secretary Rusk returns to the city this evening from Wisconsion, where she bas been svmmering. ‘The Misses Gertrude and Mabel Platt have left Woodmont-on-the-Sound, Conn., where they have been spending the summer, and are now guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Puilerton Keeves New York. They will return to Washington on Saturday. A THOUSAND GROCERS. A Big Excursion Party from New Eng- jand Takes Possession of the City. In the course of a year thousandsof excur- sibu parties make this city their Mecea, but no one of them up to last night ever numbered ike 1,000 people. The New England grocers, whose coming was foretold in Tue Sran, arrived between 9 and 10 o'clock last night and were conducted to Willard’s, the Eb- bitt and the ‘gs. Altogether they amounted to nearly 1,100 persons, all apparentiy intent on ying themselves rationally and thor- ough They were in charge of Mr. Benja- min Johuson, publisher of the New England Grocer, assisted by Mr. Dowse, editor of that valuable trade journal. Well up in the front of the procession, just behind the band, is Elijah Adams Mores, who cornes scene of congressional conquests He makes his first appearance as a tepresentative in December next. Mr. Morse is known throughout New England ag the cvurer of stove polish—makes forty tons of that domestic necessity. A trio of spaper men were chatting of the excursion yesterday afternoon on 15th street, when one of them asked who Morse succeeded in the House, «John D. Long,” was the reply. -omes after a polished mau,” remarked the “Yes, but Morse is polish itself,” was the keen response. and then the laugh came in. ‘The visitors will wander all over the city and its envirous today and tomorrow an the wajority of them have arranged to make the castomiry pilgrimage to Mount Vernon. They will be found everywhere today, princi ly at the Capitol, in the departments, ut the National museum and up the monument. This evening the entire New England pu- lation of the city is invited to be at Wierd b where there will be @ reunion, Ora- tory. music and elocution will be exempli- fed by expert artistes. Commissioner Doug- lass will welcome the grocers and Representa- tive Morse aud others will respond. ———— A Marriage Contract Filed, ‘This morning in the recorder of deeds’ office an agreement between George Norbeck and Julia Taylor was filed. It bears date June 17 last and recites that a marriage is intended between them, and as part of the personal property of the first named consists of two bonds of $4,000 each, signed by Stilson Hutchins, beering date June 11, 1885, and secured by real estate, be assigns to the wty of the second ‘t absolutely, to be dis» = her death as she ees test, = STREET BLOCKED BY A TRAIN. Horse Cars and Pedestrians Stopped for Eight Minutes at a Street Crossing. ‘This morning in the ech avles mane ing Attorney Shillington called Miller's jetedinna 06 ad came Richard 8, Bell, s con- ductor on the Baltimore grevgegrosies road. The charge against was under the police regulations for en alleged ob- struction of the intersection of 7th street and Maryland avenue for a longer period than was necessary to cross the intersection at a rate of speed not less than five miles an hour last Thursday. Mr. McKeuny appeared for the de- fendant and plead not guilty. “TOO MUCH OF A TRAIN.” Policeman Roach of the fourth precinct, who swore to the information, testified that on the day charged there was a train of twenty-eight cars, a caboose and engine crossing from 7th to 9th streets and that the 7th-street crossing was blocked for eight minutes. “What was the matter with the train?” asked Mr. McKenny. — was too much of s train,” replied the A STREET CAR DETAINED. Thomas Hawkins, conductor of a 7th street car, testified that his car was detained by the beng eps There were two cars be- id him and three on the o; ite side. Several vehicies and a number of rrouasicians were also stopped. William Watson, driver of the street car, gave similar testimony, STATEMENT OF THE ACCUSED CONDUCTOR The defendant testified that he did not think the crossing was blocked, because his train was moving all the time, except when he was cut- ting the train at the cr His train was composed of twenty-four | d cars and sev- eral empty ones, The weather, said, was b The tracks were damp and my and it was impossible for the engine to pull ¢ Defendant cut the train twice at the 7th street crossing and once at 9th street. The train was brought from Anacostia, but no trouble was gneountered until that point was reached. There is a curve in the track at that point and e tracks, — the trouble, ey Me aed en questioned . Shillington fend- ant said that he wonally carried out trains of from twenty-two to twenty-eight cars and had never before had any trouble. The train men- tioned was finally moved when another engine came to his assistance. Mr. McKenny said that he had other wit- nesses, but they would only corroborate what said. the defendant mn said that the law had been Mr. Shillin, technically violated, but he did not think it was a wilful violation. He thought, however, that more power should have been provided. “And the law should have said so,” remarked the judge. REMARKS OF JUDGE MILLER. The judge thought that the regulation was a wise one. The street cars and pedestrians have aright to travel the streets unmolested. He thought that the facts in this case showed that the obstruction was the result of an unavoida- ble accident and not through the carelessness and negligence of the defendant. The judge defined” the section of the police regulations under which the prosecution was brought and dismissed the case. ___—___ A COUNCIL OF DOCTORS. A Convention of a National Medical As- sociation Opened Today. The Association of American Physicians com- menced its fourth annual meeting in the library of the Medical museum today. The meeting will last until Friday. Dr. Francis Minot, who is the president, called the asso- ciation to order at 10 o'clock this morning, there being about forty members present. The routine busines: was then transacted. during which it was decided to hold the annual dinner at the Arlington tomorrow night. The membership of the Association of Amert- can Physicians islimited to one hundred and | its members are scgttered over the entire country. By its annual meetings and corres- pondence between the members physicians all over the country become not only acquainted with each other, but great benefit accrues to science. Among the noted doctors present this morning were Dr, Weir Mitchell of Phila- detphia, Dr. Jacobi of New York, Dr. Pepper of Philade!phia and Dr. Ball of New York. ‘The election of officers for the ensuing year will take place Friday. The following are the — Officers of the association: Francis inot, president; Rk, Palmer Howard and Sam- uel C. Busey, vice presidents; L Minis Hay recorder; Henry Hun, secretary; W. W. Jolin- ston, secretury. During the sessions pers bien ier on the follo' sient Bg ed jects carly stage of general paralysis,” by Chas. F. Folsom; ‘‘Tetany,” by James Stewart: “Tetany and a new theory of its pathology,” by John T. Carpenter; “Thrombosis of cerebral sinuses and vein: by A. B, Ball; “The effusion of chyle fluids ito the seruos cavities.” by Samuel C. Busey; “Substitutes for opium in chronic diseases.” by J. F. 8. Adams; ‘Remarkable case of slow pulse,” by D. W. Prentiss; “Relation between chlorosis and per- nicious ' anemia,” by Frederick P. Henry; “Gastric neurasthenia,” b; M. Garland; “The contagion of diphtheria,” by P. G. Rob- inson; “Ou the frequency with which lead is found in urine,” by J.J. Putnam; “How far may a cow be tuberculous before the milk be- comes dangerous as food supply?” by H. C. Ernst; “Hot air inhalations in pulmonary tu- berculosis,” by E. L. Tradean paceores sed Two Female Witnesses. “Did you ever drink with your lover in the defendant's place?” asked Lawyer Cahill of a colored witness in a whisky case in the Police Court this afternoon. “No sir.” replied Annie Young, the witness, “How old are you?” “I don’t exactly know.” “Aud you never had a lover?” “I didn’t say I never had a lover. I that he never drank in the defendant's with me.” “What month is this?” asked Mr, Cahill, “I don't know.” replied Annie, “What year is this?” “I don't kuow; I ain’t got no use for the year.” “ Mary Brooks, colored, was the next witness ed. She made purchases of whisky on said place it. id he charge the whisky on your books?” ‘0, sit,” replied Mary. “When I bought bigs : — to charge something else.” “ else?” “Two loaves of Havenner’s bread; ” “Why did you do that?” mew: “Because I didn’t want the old man to know I bought whisky.” The Bull Named for Her Sweetheart, Not far from the quiet little village of Ten- leytown lives a young man named Marion Bur- rows. In a house on the adjoining property resides Miss Sallie Hawkins, his first cousin. Burrows bas # bull om his farm which has proven asource of much annoyance to the end frightened her so badly some ae ae says, that she purchased a re- volver for the pu: of shooting it. This cause _— jee. “ = cite between the cor is mor man was called." up in the Police Court to" disprove a el Sof disorderly conduct brought against Peg bs Miss Sallie. Gen. Carrington appeared cane, After Miss Hawkins told of the trouble with the bull Gen. Ci mm asked ber: “Did you cal persia revolver to kill the animal wi heart?” “No, sir,” the a ed counsel, * oung man,” said Gen. ‘@ defect about his mouth, Now Miss Hawkins don't you know that Mr. Burrows is a church member and 't swear?” “I knos ‘at . fs Ww, eer’ Nee Eoaiins, ‘that he myo 9 the young woman's story the case was dismissed. epee THE COURTS, Prosatz Coust—Judge Coz, Yesterday—Estate of William McKee. will Estate of bi ; a sagan abe peti | ___WANTED—HOUSES.___ School Butidtags Toany. = 1321 inpe Bre esce a wiese Tease ee aa ts ANTED—A RESPECT. D GIRL Ln a The isoue of tickets of admission to the pub- spa a a WASTED -00F, 1. BY 4 vant; % lic schools was begun this morning at the various 5 Y CF THRE: 2 Sma. House Ot in 4 i ate reat; = pag ong hemgen Se Brida eee Tas Wile. are ay Sok rss ES Se | i begin issuing tickets Thursday; but the school | first-class ‘references: ‘to : AN: F A FIRST-CLASS | JOR board concluded that it would be better to give | Som" APP Ee sweat Section’ of the City to contain sbout A0'or ty | + ished Roos the people plenty of time in which to provide WANTED WHITE MAN. FAMILY TO | “Sci7ise 1416 Fst nw. Fre their children with seats. There is an ides of awe: to ferences it third soa required. for kobdivision, els-ot UNFURNISHED, Ee mers See eee Prevalent among some parents, and more JNO. A ee ee Thi FaPST-OLASS BARBEB: GogD in3 Men. the city, to the effect that the operation of get- = nie ANTED—OCT. |—HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS AN Fe, A ting a child into public school is rene Mb Rey my eee ad zen} Westin oe with a degree of bother, Sey tad sound Bice as 18-5¢° in the red tepe, but much of the annoyance attending | Sw-gucom =? mioem O18 rth a.m _wel8 DE wa 2 MICLER 1913 ¥ st. ¥. may have been true in the old days of rented tad eggan Women, OTe ares wie about # 200. = 8016-60" uildings rooms, but today, with | _* HAWS, 1111 nw. fee beter, scscemosatinn Oite Weak ts ‘WANTED LOGRr OR TRAVELING SALESMAN | Houta tay bande Sore, cuits Sate District is provided, there shoold ‘be xe aie stanienquenly or ning on ee ieee al Prompt settlements gaara for @& uJ 3 provided the parent i sont fide resident of Hoasen, bee Se Mews. BERKAGE BPO. 93. | 2014 Sm e131 ie District, a fact which is not difficult to prove and which is really not questioned, HOW To GET A TICKET. ANTED—THREE (3) FIRST-CLASS TINNERS; abo e aia ig nee once; = Byer EF pg quente and given, EN SISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD erate Feastiy; sularencen required Ager D I RENT_—COR. 10TH AND Fr Recma, farulabod ‘or Bi epeculative Bure J sel 8-20" ie. and M ete ow which will be neceptad | F280" ‘PR SAl-t—00 FELT FRONT bef, makes 3. B. WINE, 1315 F at. OR SALP_TWO_LoTS cs ot Othand Thee ne ST fre A. BARGAIN—ONR obs tut. i Lovie P. Se wanmabeies + SOR —UPON Easy — an ce POR SALPCRIS F Pe A DERTRABLE is P. silo Nakek w 2) tn OR SALE-10,000 FY OF FINe nerpex Lot, nw. cor 4 sod F ete ne ed ‘Ou sepbalt pevenvent are in Pieces for iuprovingt. oF will be se burh, rarbt Pp ta oe week BWIMERK, 1513 F wt. 017-3 tan on ON iT SOUTH for building sores, XX AVE aii xioms to wel will n Teamoprdle offer. Sirotven, “This proveesy will be wall and ee RG 8 the ns A oe) TS a ori SIDE t 8 808 Pe niet, BST. £5. BEE care S. Bie WER 2 Pe ave, ow, i TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE set § EXCURSION Ranken re 5 wld-ow rayudly build. Avr $18. NW. Two | FP train of Pu hotel sod seeping cars start for "8018. tion teed: rent . ty. | Findlay, Obio: #10) fo: nts All that is necesmary i to vend the ebild to | \WyANTEDOY A DRUG BFORE YOUNG WAN SSAMPAELE W. BOBESELE an ise | ges weld" | Your Saine dows this week the nearest school building, when the princi-| y1, pw RA ih a in Wy ANTED-THE sTaicT © ON WHICH | J°OX. NISHED COMMUNICATING | 4016.26 . pal will sssue a ticket of admission to the schoo! | ‘all’ be given: “Address with age: reference, | WAN? an experience of beasiy 1S Pike apiengerns Agora ey ir. oe | rok salenaprive ity Lore which seems to be the best suited to itsage and | S*Perience, &c., HC. W., staroffice __"_se18-3t "| ts giving to its Rental us to | pelts housekeeping seie-Se" | Pincolt'iack, from 9800 to 84000 6 i enanted: nd painted ll mouthig,. An cacy Toerpapent tet pratcenienrlenied arsed ‘deedst tn Bocee Wet eee TO, BENTCTHREE LARGE CONNECTING | fOvestment. ke iY Li to make iteelf clearly understood the par~ | reference required, Call at 610 Saat new, welbe3t Rooms, with closet in each tustoned by | Fete uw. " ent should accompany it to the school or go | oe = ic Eouse recentie Serie race son third story of 8 lerwe | acy RGAIN—D0 7 ul npany a ANTED-WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE. Tecentiy built in uorthwest section of city. The peATES A BARGAIN-206 BY 100 FEET. R god rides, betoes Pai coer at's and Ti tk required 11k Bee ont me wean | reteren deeires to leaue or revit the rootua to careful | 2. #. bet, ar ‘Bondy BU'cee = ~ ~ Sees earn 7 = | Pol 5 Sth utd F ate the morning and $ and 6 in the afternoon, At WANTED A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TG Shetdster. "Ihe huese ts emget good care bee: | Teo ee Soman: Bidne ti oreict"at arama we| uae Gere eS! WaNTED_ROOMS, _|Sutrecutasr ied “hvecas Pagal ining os uildiny ye 5 = ~ = — ex va | your order before =, © teachers will be occupied in their meetings and — re ‘CED OYSTER Ss ANTED—BY 18T OF OCTOBER, PARLOR AND ‘OR RENT—A SUITE OF EI 4 conferences at their respective buildings. ulred: “Apply 410 duet. : ise Ae jour; must serve Droskiest, wAageap 3 Farsi esr Bootes x00, NEAR DUPONT « ‘THE PRINCIPALS AND THE TEACHERS, ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH | E BAILOR, 1727 Paciticere., Atianuc City, Sd wel The supervising principals will be at their Wand hoa Tae Sih eee ae ooo wae Boon EER AES DUAN Ni-in06 0TH ST WW. ieacaransan Friday the 20th to adjust all | -"°2® WARZTED-BY A SINGLE LADY, ON” OR TWO eat; also Three iivcins ‘Ok SALE—BY OWNER—A CHOICE GORNER LOT casos in dinpate. The teachers’ meetings Sat-| Whim aaRDUSENIOUS IADE TO, DEVOTE | 0g Fittenst Arona Erie Papi, elvecs ou | dour’ Ricrmces =: Noten on Satine nae nee day will be held as follows: Fifth division, at | situation: pay moderste:tnreased aftr fret mouin, | se18St™ For Arias Sone OF ING, TAREE Fo o:ssiat wd ure ul oad oy rac first division, ‘at call after em, AWSON, 529 7th st. nw. Lt? W 432ED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO ighted, comfor ‘taruteved; tn uiet family A the Curtis school at am; sion, NTED—A YOUNG LADY HAVING BONE EX. Furnishes ot Partly Furnished Rooms (or part | some bath room: terms modersie Lai0 Gar anes the Franklin school at 11 o'clock; sixth division, | WV ANTED—A YO eeping : none others need apply. | Qf house); second floor; grate or. stove heat; pear | sel bt the Franklin school at 10:80; second division, | R.GULDSCuMID, 1007-1000 Fat nw. it | Tyetsury, state terme Address TREASURE, Siar a7 whe ancctMaSen’S ao! fourth avon | W822? dhsHHAN, 9020) GENERAL | Ww axes torn ao mi noowe FUuNISeeD SS ate the Jefferson school at 2:30; seventh division, | $15 7th st. n.w. sel 8-t com nplote, for light housekeeping. flat preferre:. A eee eh | Adddrens H.R GRUCK, 1000 E st. 1° at the Sumner school at 8, and eighth division, Warted.co COMPETENT BANDS ALTER NI x BER 1, THRE UR- at the Cook school at 4: eh yee Pes _ 1, 7 © F a Se ee tie House Keeping by gen- FOR SET ore, SEW, TORE A RS ants per tout . | le cy at ou ie for oon lov Ls donnie enh weenoea, TO re en TREND EOEALS L117 | dacam, wits sotenta Lt moe ee | gentlemen, "with first-class’ board: also ‘Coscy “Hall | Also cheap Lots nor Monday morning at 9 o'clock the schools will ANTED—A LADY OF INTELLIGENGE Be eee pease a ot: toeme meet | Nae es neat Mas, eles eianto mice. | Soe 1e .. a eel 7-21 - cach Aro Will inportant Pomtione7 7 open for the reception of the old pupils who pip rll apt trp pbs | JOR SALE-ONE OF THE 7 | ee uiversi: SOME EXCF 996 Fat. dow, LLLNT GROUND 1 MOST DESIRABLE ANTED-ONE FIRST OR SECOND FLOOI OR RENT—OWNER OF HOUSE, GENTL y Peck near i4:b st, at alow ps on ad Teeny iol ee ae seegee | Wiront tom turtibea Qhanteonsiba Woon | FOR RENT—OWNER First Floor, Tt ee were in attendance year, y (NTED — A GIRL GERMAN PREFERRED | RE{CT, for gentleman sud wife: centrally located, | modern improvements, to desirable: PEE without | esr s-cr cane . Attorney, eilumitied. ‘The the muchiacrnil start | Woriy aidarstaGhe Goctie Gas deaeet ainas | Aous slang term HG.La tir otis. esis" | shildtens exelent fottions “price, O27 slt-St | Poon SALE-A NUMREL OP oiS OF MVS been a = = 175 7 x ¥Fiots Hap —_— —e = py cnggeerer eens Work Apply st G0 Aste ois at" Wee aoe NEATLY. Br MAK LAND | i RENT—m AVE WEAR IGT VEEL DE. Bae 8 RUMBE: Groton Midabia® There arene changes in the ook lita this | WW PRED OI 0, QUENATE. BRAD yagwan, | uy Scher and stacere antetremstin | PRs Lanee fue: RAAT AREER | Batis! year save some additions to the optional edi-) a, Tomes eae LAURDEL, 6:80 PE | Hox 103, Siar office, selO-3e | & HUNGERFURD BAe Thane S16-3t | Froverty that is sure to pay well are sui Ato call Sor tions in the line of physical y in one | % TRL NER. K; | WANTED — NICELY FURNIGHED ROOM FOR | ]/0R RENT—ROOMS IN A NEWLY FURNISHED +6 ee Cor, 10th and H st of the grades, wo that inst yenr's books will do| WW andl fascin Geong Pama EOUSE MORK: |W ANILD., MICHLY FURNISHED, ROOM FOR | JIQH RENT—HOOMS IN A NEWLY FURNISHED ; Oc. Voth and i . Oth a ‘ "| questions are asked.” A Z., Star office. 9! We. and 1hth st. heterences asked and given. TOS HA NT LOT at for the younger brother or si iter without Poss quired. 927 yth st. n.w, itt ANTED—A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS AND | Ovt board proferred “Address RF. bin row = = NTE = = eee - peepee Lots adj. ing to go to the stationers’ for e new supply. Wire da tiBST CLASS TATLORESE | TO We ead ALY OF TWO aud Bosrdin a | FOR RENT—3 HOOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON | und om tga de 8 om I ving.* at ‘ 605 Cat. . | Private Family in the northwestern part of the city, } Second Moor, suitsble ‘for light housekeeping: | set, rondwaye mi pecial Officer Shorter Improving.: | _ ANTED=A GOOD COLORED HoSTLuM; on | am petober Lo." adureas 0-¥% SPartges wibouk chilcren: south front wath FURD, 1407 F nw I hh W, S58" * a 7. x ~ * Dr. Williams states that Special Policeman | W no ts weit anguatused with the sy era tun fot raNTED — BY OOTORERT. BY GENTLEMAN | “sor vee mile on™ __| JPORSALE S © CORNER OF 34TH AND ® bia Shorter is still improving, and he thinks will be | business preferred. eee segues, P| WW Aa aie wisnoo children,’ Two or Three Un- T-TO A RESPONSIBLE WHITE pir proper 7 is Perbare without em ble to be out in a few days, Pains in his head | COCHRAN. 1917 Lith at mw att) en cond aety Gdrens Two oF Three Un- r—Two Large Rooms und Kitchen in ah pe beet in tile missed for smenniecterag as aed bpine an Gamreasng eapialy, WANTED EIRERIENCED WALL, SORAPERS | of (ah 7 sd north of Lat, at trom $25 t0 $30, "Ade | Foeitsh asenient Lituse, oprosite | Franklin park coal yard pits Fem rf ‘once, z RON, eas J.D. Star office. seld-4t* | Terns: Board for two adults and oneservant. Adiress VOLDED. CARL. & CO, ——— ¥ bt LANDLOKD, Box 105, Star oflive. sel 6-3 a te Hookers, Cattle Market. x 5 ; = i ORFURN “pa | _#¢10-Im “ o NTED—A LADY NOT UNDER 21 TO W Ww JOR RENT—FURNISHLD O& UNFURNISHED- | _* — At the Union stock yards yesterday 187 cattle y Epon Our Customers: 7 $3, 5 eee, Cal ANTED—LOTS. Two Counecting Hovius, suitable for Gentlemen, For sat storsi PLEASANT (20 TO abe, were on the market and sold to butchers as fol- | 10 #.m. Superintendent oMice No. 1, 424 Sth st. n.w. WWANTED— ONE 40-FOOT OR TWO 20-POOT | (02 25tst nw. ____ wei Bin cit) owes butt to mat. DA Bk, Gor 4; good, 8 ANTED-AGENTS TO SE) N TX; Front Lots; must be without valuable improve- iE —THREE LALGE COMMUNICATING eee g . oes lows: Best, 4c, to 4c. per pound; good, 3}. big money. Call for two days bofore 12 a.m. mente; on 10th, 11th, 12th or 13th sta, bet. Eand H | A’ Rooms, second story; buth, book cane and tives | "Ow to 83{c.; medium, 3c. to 3}¢c.; common, 2c. to] _1t* . SMITH, 1004 Pa. ave. | sts. J.B. WIMER, 1313 F wt. se16-Ui large closets; o main lite of cars, Apply 14 ree | Fok SALE SIFTY Lots IN “PATRV IW, Be 24c. Seven hundred and twenty-one sheep Wee I Ee WENT ED FoR oa, CENT WITH ep a Se HANDSOMELY Foams | 14150 each tas “Tse peorert " and lambs on the market and sold as follows: | stands Guiting Ment Thoroughly Nor 1 references | Non Bice) got, 83 000 eacnenp Bat of Ground ces | EOE eae itch ny, RMALED | he lite of smprovewe rT . to 44g, per pound; lambs, 4c. to | required. vddtress Box 139, Star office. #1 7-31 ment. E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F st. sel4-Ct ‘BE LI GsTOR, ‘008 13th st. uw. lor tnvestmen! i Old sheep, 86. gc. per pound; Sain Ao ist eee * 10-2 Mew. 1G ALLAN. KUST & HUSGELI( 6}gc. Cows and calves sold from $20 to $45 WASTEDAS DEHOLSTEEED. A GOOD woRE: = = === or aT TARE WIGELY stkxiaue | 27= O24 14th wt. how, ‘an Or iu a 22 2, fOK NT! Gi E. 2 Ns ix yy s » 0! cach, Market for cattle dull, Market for} |i m By with gome experience, i73e° | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | Firemans eee i CEL, FURNISHED | Fok RALE“LOTs AT FOREST GLEN, MD.:ONLE aheep and lambs brisk, a a es = Wenieut to ‘and herdics, references, 1416 N 20 manutes! ride trom city; 1 to 5 ceuts per foot, oe _ WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH ’ 83,0 Nae sarc . ees) 3. Hees GEORGETOWN. A erences, AppIy at 1410 st n.w.} WY for 5 gears trons cener Sten a ead | ee BIE GFFiCe noowe | 203" dais ee _______} Eptate worth @7,000, fret trust:no ion J . A Goop True yor Guxwens.—There is adaily | V ) ANTED COOKS, WAITERS, NORsE MAIDS, | Address “LUANS," Starofice. _ee18-3t_ pe tae Togas ot FOR SALE- : undresses, Hotel Help, Active Boys, French | [5,4 ¥: SOME TENIS! ALE telling ‘onslaught on the reed birds by « amall | and German Girls, Couchman places to Ala all paris | Yy ANTED—WILL post Rg = a Gers = Se en Pie opens Paths citys, 222 to 945; bring references, 1729 | sor Two Adults and Child, “Address Box 5, Btar ofice. FOR RENT— Ht say to e wn, Seven do: thao! . - Be aot é wels-3t* OE ct WwW TED—AT 1402 M ST. N.W, TWO WHITE Womeb—one as Cook and Laundress, the other as Waitress and Chambermaid; must be corn ed and bring reference se ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS SALES WO: in| W ty, SuiSgreet Department also one to Sew on Cor- W Seal nie Ge ies ee tee sets; only those having experience heed 8) E WHbenk, Bess, ‘perien phe SE x: 's Real Estate Ti shares Great se17-1m 3 F st. nw. a TN Gd A: . DI WOMEN COOKS. 810 TO 840; CH. Gor, 15th and F ate, birds wera bagged Monday afternoon by one sportsman. fi Is Tug Daax.—During a greater portion of last night Georgetown was shrouded in almost total darkness, owing to the gas lamps not be- ing lighted i Catrie Marxet.—The following sales of live stock at Drover’s Rest, D.C., yesterday, are re- yANTED — BY A LADY, A MILD SADDLE | wW sueee: one weil broken to harness. Addi tar offic. Dwel (new) 7-room Bricks on | fi W. E. Bi _sel4-6t* R RENT—LARGE STO 610 Oth st oplte Patent ot EBERLY'S SONS, 718 7th st. n.w. R RENT—2i12 M sv. ling, 9 rooms, celiar; anden ULPOKD, 1a2"N-¥. uve. id iWst be su AND DWELL ; quiet for a ied: d, id, Ay NG, » Tnquire of A- | 10R SALE—TO SOME Pi — . Mes, Fifteen Pounds Per ¥ Wy STORE AND | Butter.” Address Box 4. Star hveveronee | ow 5 each to | POR wire & 'B. LAF- a SALE—A FEW sUILeD ss. ata bargain; this week only “> nN aes 7 Cor. 1 ‘0 LEASE FOR A TERM OF YFARS, A DESTR- | FE “ 2 *, ‘urses and Laundresses, in city or > aNTED — a ont a ou . Ufone Seog? deat ie Bete ie | EG a anaet ema eae ge | WAS aOR reign, pene | COLMAR Re age ene ge | Kata Bo 3 good ai 3 mediui 4 3 nal » O20 F at. nw. 4017-64" | Neat and substantial Manner, ordere takeu tor uew | EGE muwe oe . OTH a = = = Sake common at 2 to 2%; 301 sheep and lambs wastes 515 LST. N.W., TWO WHITE, | work; sutisfuction guaranteed. C. NELSUN. 1255 | VOR RES SS a a ] spust boncld this wens. Private Btable LOU0 3:ith at sold. Lambs at 534 to 64; sheep at 29; to 4; Womeu, ove as Cook the ‘othor “as Waitress and | GIL #e16-12° "| Xind of bustuees. sApriy to W, G JOHNSON SIS Tank | BM — aac $55 head. Market for cattle dull; for sheep | °°" - — — —_— ime. S413 IN"S CU SCAl ne JOR RENT—F! STORE, BEST LOCATION IN ere yu " . Hoste soar. —Mr. Dorsey Mohan, ULB.N. is | URAL TRON WORKS, S8d'and! Water “sta sore | Luis ersten are tuunediately placed in ‘positions <9 | 1311 ihoue Ialusa sve wel0-im ” | Stable rear of readenee 1300 R st nw ome from a four years’ cruise, own, aif ape _8e17-3t | earn good wares. | La seeding sina T . oe Me arene Fa oRDITION ov Wares at 7) WW ANTED A PORTER INA DRUG STORE, ONE | Generis wins home Gur tae Ot Cutan FOR RE folding doute: Fite Ped betes good orinee bias —Great Fal —temperature, ; condition, 10 has xperience can bring 5 a > 3 3 THE = & small Safe acs ; 5 na. For ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH | ——~ ~~ =™ =e j 8 ioe ceiring reservoir-—temperature, 75; con- | Srencor td st Vey © W" @ DUCKELI. Penne | WANTED. H DAUM PAve THE HIGHEST CASH HR RENT—FIRST FLOOR OF 1319 F § Addsees Box 8, Stare dition at north connection, 5; condition at D—IT STANDS AT THE HEAD,” 1HE Feathers, Kntire Housebolds » specialty. ‘Addrene ply to W, KILEY DEEBLE. seS-1m Be SAL at 110: ° ST, BY south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir— Improved Culigraph Writing Machine, rented Dp HORSES TO PASTURE AT Gens | POE BENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH | B), 2* Hourek: 7A temperature, 76; condition at influent gate | 5 audvold 416 pg es “REWMAN' & SON, | WW ANTE D— HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. E | Bateau: heat und tleveier scree, to ihe Latiead | Kitchen Purmture house, 20; condition at effluent gate house, 36, | Senersi Awente 1200 Fst, sel 7-1 ve Stock Farms anes fron ety tod and | usldiny, 1499 3. X. ave 3 : ses-1m High ‘tide in the river today at 2:20 p.m.; low PERTY Has Seat, cae teh oF 2 MILLINER AND AP- ." € AN 142 POR SALF—CHEAL y ANTED — ASSISTANT. et 2 et Ede 0 ee tide at 8:41 p.m. W prentioesat J. HUTCHINS: pod ee ee OR RENTTA SUITE OF OFFICE 20OMS ON Fis. =a . pt C2 a ee aN A OEY ror G08 12th a toa peri SALE— ———— AT ANTEDCA-GLEREIN ACHAT es WASTED IE. BRENNER, 640 0 BT, N.W. 15 | ant, will lease sta low teutal. ta. Hai Foo ALEXANDRIA. ANTE. LERK IN A HAT AND ¥UR selling Stoves, Kanges, Furnaces, and Eprepiace Lith st. nw. — need apply: state’ apuand preatet soni End Repeicing done ith disseny: Seong, Jobuine. Reported for THe Evgxixo Stas. dress HATS AND FERS, Star oftes. Os. Uy ANTED HOUSEHOER FIRNITUEE coe Franx Hume Nomixatep.—The democratic ANTED—GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS. W Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture of every city and county convention met at the rooms of at 473 H at. n.w. or the board of trade this afternoon. Delegates r Ww 15 K st. ow. bd: 3 tat descr ption ; also entire Housclods, ds, Stocks of Mer- PLENDID_ Addrews CAKLTON, 636 K st. P Fors Book keeper in a Drug Store; hours long. Ad- CIGAR STORE bie New Houses on Washington. circle have bech 4 M sts. at naiee 4; pation ni ar on office : wall soll bele # oz ck — x atte: ee from all th istricts, and ‘D—A YOUTH WHO HAS SOME KNOWL- | _8u3i-1m sold at once. Address staroffice, selb- » Sale — 5x | dle coreg Pee nit et decd peg hy ie ee pee ks M. JU WASIED-YOU To SAVE #10 MONTHIY, FOOT OMPETENT, MAN INVEST sel wt ACE: rates J wel7 339 Pu. ave. u.w. ich in the course of time will stop your reut 1 D00T ock of company fre: from 7: organization effected Mr. Frank Hume of | — - 7 ve You s heme. no risk ely wecure, | debt and which promises large returns cau have Pregi- | YOR SALE—1 PAIR Alexandria county wa» nominated us the dem- Wi ED IATELY 1731, F Pe Ws | wuz0-lm WELLER & 1 PE LT Fa ave. ae. | dency or Secretaryship at fair salary. Address L.\ X., U Carriage Team, 1 geratic candidate for the house o delegates of bx _ * WARTED-10RUY—GooD sECOND- HAND GEN- EINE NUMBER-OF THOSE poctua: | ras ‘irginia from Alexandria county. There seems <TEDOYOUNG MAN Ad CASHIERS a lemen's ubs, Pistols, &c., tor which LEASE—A & . >| 9 Sums to be no doubt whatever that Mr. Hume will Weer BIAN AS CASHIER | AND | highest cash : Postal to F dress, spend next winter in Richmond. Tur Crry Reat, Estate.—The Alexandria real estate company has el 2p to the finance’vom-! mittee for an option to send north on the sale NAK, 1501 11th st vented; with reieren apply soon; rents, #50, 4 large house,which is $+ 2% age, business experience, Sc. Se ee HITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH family; also a Competent ‘Waitress. Heterences ed V mM, ‘MoGull J ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSO: sure cure for female diseases ; Dr. “Blood Purifer,"* ‘Malaria; 100 doses $1; sam. ples free, Mra. F. A. BAILEY, General Agent, 317 A nee. dad-skw-G10" cures Fok SAL 82,200 eraone dexiritg houses in tat locity BB. WAd v, ILL BUY NEW AND i Foe, SAtE one + | Ebest amaker, al ABNEK & © AND- | st, and Ohio ave. pat new, © | terms if secured. £BBITS HUU mc SILV tr BACH & EXTENS) ECTRIC LIGHT Dd. C Prcusuatac nd Fats, se¢-iin UNTED SHOW einen: = 20. LO, 62S Pu ave, L-MATCHED, STYLISH boy, some Furniture of completely furn sed 1-room - A i < LE—S00 BLAN s EIS AND of the city’s Property upon the river front, but sele-ae a Stbe Teanlite; tise G0 800s one eas ee Pies necdmeabeemeetie tr Sa no full answer has been returned. The city’s TED—OCCUPANT FOR SMALL OFFICE, ATED TE. SORIBNES. BEST BUTTERINE. 33, Star Of ¥! al ep | _selG-gt = Barnum's Hotel, Balti Ma estate on the river consists of the outlet lock #4 floor, LeDroit building, with heat, $10. Suit: | strous tifke Wathen ee pos mouth, or money re. | GTEAMER BARTHOLDI FOR CHAI YOR SALE-A COUPELETTE IN SPLENDID and old wharves at the foot of Montgomery | able for draughtsman or typewriter, who ean expect | fusded. “key Cetin Sree eet OF MONEY Te or month. condition, with Pole aud Shaits, built by Brewste tr hased at the sale of the Alexandria | {2tfQzage from udvertiser. “Call, Loom’ SO ‘tebroit | goes firther thay Hors Last sale ony in the CUMBERLAND & SON, $f Broome wi., N.Y. Cen be sccust PEARCT a LAW: street, purc at the sale of the Alexan: uilding. sell wer Market st stalls 528, 3-9 390, middle of Osh | _se17-t Footet Pst nw. | TONS, 2710 M t.w. 4. CULE, O11 Gham. iftcations to sell Cudy & Henry's Putent hk Hie- property at the foot of Duke street. These ceivers; salary $2 per day and an increase accord): W4ANT=D-THE LOAN OF ONE THOUSAND DOL- PA fd lars. Good WB, xD interest aud security, Star of- A ng wating Works; Feuthers renovated. Ma sel 7-at* ints, originally designated as ‘‘public'| to ability. Apply 210 thet ne. CADY & HENKY, | trosses nde ooo, Pocntane Steamed, and Moths De- FURNITURE = <a | D Taaaibgar' toe derived from (gett i ag | Siter 4 pan, a sel 6-60" wroyed, 'H.YOUNGS, 1402 Pa.av. Telephoue1 008-2 ree, i OR ee a the market lot and the original streets, and are | WWANZED"A, TEACHER OF FREEHAND AND | _spLi-7m Iocation seonveuseut to departincata. Gul wisi f'Gen SOR Sate ote aiCNTARTS held by the corporation of Alexandria in trust 20 hours per week. Addreas Dita WING. care of | Feit eee nit 1 for public pusposes. It is not known what | rier 50. 3016-3t* LOST ANT» FOUND. ANTED—TO BORROW #3,000 O& 84,000 AT = = price the finance committee will fix on the ‘ANTED—CHAMBERMAIDS, COOKS. = = = ——————— Semcon on Sint-cless real septate wort, dune yo * r i = 5 ; iasured abstrac ven. Ad Property after the council has been consulted | WV House and store to fos, Hotes, Com | Uo cad 10 rclock, Valine oa Pee | Seas ae Sb Sta eeniae Seett-st" | So.29 or 4 Comuauidery | cost eae o A ge Templars of city | 1 Government denne greparea ‘or’ zL- | Jackle, Return to 635 D st. nw. and receive er TOR SALE_CHEAP—GHOCERY, Pigpor xb age hy —The Good P. this (GENCE OFFICE, hw. ward. aS ESE eA provision Store, one of the best and oldest stands Be F = cS urthwest, on a mt corner, dolug a good Trapies” Gath ae wees Spor. | WANTED TWO pxreniexcep mmnuiNery | [Pocket Sock foGtainhig Coa a Nos, sua peyite b fen for L000 orlnventary rood roancoe | Kvstok of Pau a Sales Ladies. LONDON BAZAR. 715 ment selling. wi r mits——James Rudd, brought here from | Market Space. _2e Feturn the rest to 1798 Soa ~~ ae _ 8217-3 pupies of San}. Recon _ | Sir eusn sitter Washington charged with forgeries, will, it is ANTED-A GOOD © SMALL FAMI “ OST—ON 9TH ST. BET. G ANDI 81S, GOLD WANTED A PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED | Tiree tbat: ms understood, not be prosecuted.—The politi- Apply 1114 York wel: ‘Medal inscribed Charles Mallet on one side and Keal state Business, must be experienced and | down aod $10 month. cal disabilities of John Hunter of this city, who} \qvANTED — DUNDOLE” ; EMPLOYMENT bt. Patrick's Sanctuary on other; suitable réward by | able to command custom; very reierences Te- | years HUGO WU. in 1877 enced to the penitentiary’ in ea eaten ee Feiuruing enue to 01? Lith st uw. 2 E in was sentence: penitentiary ing reau, conduc ¥ ladies, Men and Women. se wd malicious-wounding case, m removed colored, for ail Kinds of domestic labor, tor it Guired und xiven. Apply Uo Box 144, Star office. Sas 7th st aw. Fou WALLET WITH MONEY IN IT, good as to mas FOX Guys tly used Op ® TEMPLAI a ~ NEW sel new: bie fot Will seul sor Giv. A SHEHAN, Lumber Yard, Lou nee Ot" FOES 2EL NE MUST PAVE ROOM FOR PAUL tock of rocm we offer the fol- se fine Fe rucht. €185 prixu, ¢ be buucht by paying ©10 All Warrauted jor we 1 & CU., Plano abd Ungad Dealer, sus tim —- LE—A CHICKEKING SQUARE PIANO, AT e and states, with references. 717 M st, nw, Owner oan recover it by at piving tothe Disbursing | ©¢7E\HE WORLD DO MOVE*—REMEMBER THE | M's sscriice: is 8:5. pitas 5 by Gov. Lee.——T. schraaagel rg Seorie snenly CX (rs Clerk, Government Printing Ufiice eel 7-3t" “Terrestrial Clock.” RAMSAY has cut the PFELFFER & CONLIFF, oe appliance company, with offices in New ‘ANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY OF ‘OST—ON SEPTEMBER 14 A WHITE FOX TER. | Brioes: a l } ; Sipt-clans ing, | eel4-tm 514 Lith et, n'w. ‘ork and Philadelphia, but none in Washing- our sates, size2Sx18x15 inches: weight 500 lbs. ; = ME | warranted one year, $1! ail clock and je" Work st | 5k SALE-A RARE PIANO EARGAIN—PaRTY ton, has been chartered by Judge Nor- | retail price $35; other sizes in proportion. A rare Fier ue brown ear: bob tail Suitable reward will | the lowest prices iu the city; we ely colupetition. i the cits will sell st © «rest sacrifice & y nm cl 4 y Judge Nor-| P tb ras at home, These | L& Paid if returned to W. K. TRAVER, star office, 1224 Fat. uw. ‘aul7 err i md ton.—The democratic candida fad ope et eg ne On ed ee ee lieutenant governor and for attorney | fife compuniey, as we are e safe | T OST—ON SEPTEMBER 16—A REWA > general were in this city yesterday afternoon, pool, ALPINE SAFE GO. Cine O. aussewort | Lwitvepadionmiors ual Gold Weise COUNTRY REAL ESTAT#.| : S400. wi but left last night — The, Presbyterians: here ANTED-COLOKED RAILKUAD, HANDS TO S23 798, Shain lost on 11th ate.” Hewurn te azo eo sell for ouly $200 to realize quick cash. Maki ve formed a literary and social assoc: on work vel rans) on = = connection with the Second Presbyterian from Baltimore to work fu ‘on application to church, which has now a fine room, for evening EDDICOKD, 10 North st, Baltimore. OST—A ROLL OF PLANS AND SP iCA- — La ened Gk brea ‘Lands iu Buchausn The finder will be rev HANG! the District of Columbia, Fuarantes oi 5 ~ FOR PROPERTY IN | r j Slaued. 1,000 Acres Timber and county, Va. RUST & Sim: HUNGEEFORD, O24 Tdiuat iw.” \" seleeee ions, —Sheriff Russell of Loudoun has bE ead orieeeecan be Sete Pe ee Becicatie rot st Annapolis Junchion, ua, | Tabs milton an port pe oo rs Psi Hear WANTED~SI T UATION! 8. PERSONAL. a a ruilrosd, improved by" nest F ra tentiary.—-Mr. J. M. Johnson, counsel for NTED-—BY A RELIABLE WRITE WOMAN, A ee LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, we: ipal Gray of Hallowell sch has entered Wiz ‘a8 Chambermsid Laundress in a pri- ‘BR, JOSEPH R. WHEATLEY, PLEASE CALL aT | _ #¢18-3t 920 F st. aw. OR BALE—SPECIAL BARGAL fait againat LP. Robinson for Iibel in eharges | vse unity. Address Hor 105, stares. “a4 | M Yanple Ga oth at onvoute Patent of Fei 2 SROpEaY Baxon wives | PER SAE Gos brought before the city school board and then ANT! A THOKOUGH HOUSEKEEPER DE- = eects sae iy ecomb Organ withdrew ASS ESS iv aber | Qo ERT ot wows | Ree ge as Ratings | Fate go foe. 1t* Fiano Technique « specialty. 810 pag Shocking Treatment of a Young Girl | Oo recip; sisuaTiOw AS STENOGRAPHER | quarter. (sel 7-1) ©. HAKT, Pri ot ge Se ee Louise Schoomaker, a pretty blonde girl of pad sae! Ty ewties BY Sy young mae a 2 oe ae IPE youxs LADY WHO NOTICLD GENTLEMAN tert COu! b LUCKETT, 935 Fat“ sel4-6t re sas fifteen, disappeared from her parent’s resi- minute ip sboribee 4 ous stew. wie se evallng, August 50. thi who wt tne ore PS RS eee EE ~ once in Now Orleans over year ago and no | \WrANTED—G0 TO DICK's AGENCY BOK OOOds, | Pariuet,mnotuer youne lady, shd who retired cn the cwexclient water | "0 trace could be found until yesterday,when Ser- Howenalde, Waltress, Nursen Leuindress, Couch: | eutrance of two Fapg wo very a ‘know Junaaediats posseesion geant Kenny, hearing that a white girl was kept bi at nw, ‘Algo Kuropean ‘sell her, Address W.W., #e12. re 7 ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR Mai: WwW LL, Beaten bale 5 by prisoner in the rear ofa barber shop on Fe- licite street, kept by Gus Reed, a negro, went jOUBE- 20Ks, ris, Waltrecssa Osea ‘Wail UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE A Ajiliaunn & Co. a hours, Wa. Wass ws Sos te it. 12th st. aw. Yours trausierred, beautitul stoul ime CABINET Lf vompht af D & BRUS., ay Vane ave, Fee SALE TONG rarmore. MocbING Bi Ds Spratt’ Dog Food und Medsetiess wend fot aud Price List. i Oak i | ad Sen BOARD. ING. SALE—SCHOOL BOOKS NEW AND isha ney prepa cepts miler room Layee the Desk. goat aan ee ViI-SERVICE EXAMINATION ben i bg ay sf Y-WINDOW poom, Kobaaate ee wake “arte NTE 7 saw the frail form of Miss henner Ns naked Wie Baows of Paseo 7 SEAMATRPSS. A Cired‘anweg Sept oat. wy beet Rae Peer ere pogeaIAGEe, WAG Ne AD iP ae except for a tattered undergarment, tg office, 1° | auz7-1m* Southwest cor. wih wad k' sis sw, TPE AUBURN, FERNSYLVANIA aVE, CouNER | 92° ‘street, R ° tess 3 ee gale 20 desth and her syes shone wit ye -2 = — c seas an ar i pa sieeve os nee isting, So te prices, ‘eae Rewon Bsc. pene pserenmnioetieseranme a * 9 feats Sis lite OT. ¥-w. ae Werone 1g Fists oe St freee US Peer —E—————__ that Reed DENTISTRY. Ente Tos toon = ne ate PES SS roma Lae Wm. B.