Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1889, Page 3

FOR_RENT—HOUSES.__ FOR RENT—HOUSES. RE r—J1-ROOM HOUSE Ty : Jow tos good tenant, J, I 1014 15th st. u.w. ba 2 kat 836 Wy OF.WR.. 20727 ‘Sth 8.) 320 436 8. w..6r.in 18.30 603 »: nh 5.30 B16 BR oR RENT—HOUSE 4 35 ost Ex modern improvements; §. .W. c. JOHNSON 0030-1m, “aietga sk aw. Beet | Peas Pak Feet 1424 OTH OT. N.W.. TE Erne two-story brick stable ia ans gas monta. a BENT—HOUSE AND STORE, a M % rooms, bath auc store ures complete: suitable ‘srablisbed ‘siand of twen! : io 5 Apply WESCOTT & Wi ‘aswinent LS AM oy all the = has full set of business ears: rel OR OF Bs, ave BY OWNES, A BEAUTIFUL aes RENT—BY OWNER, A pret Aes ais aRd ae ae B9%.33 th above Kt ride th bet. & BR, 10r AU bot 8 ke ‘ES. tore, from $20 to 1211 F st BW. 280-25 ie et BO Se ‘11th st. a: Set twat LEONARD, ox gn LEGA. ra Sg, SIS Menien bee Fae Eee mee maul ee hae iescneir} ant ae u'r 3 ‘th u'r Lat, ide. The above houses can be examined office only. THOMAS J. = a - mi ijrent altogether ot tusuites A. 8. CAY WOOD, ‘S33 ‘Oth st. nw. R RENT—GEORGETOWN-THE THREE- sory 8 Room and Cellar House: 1402, 30th ett Apply to CHALMERS & VOORHEES, aw. 2st st., 12; keys a7 Nake 1a $82.80: 2542 ih w co RE oe RENE iy roLLowne aye at oft: $30.50. 00 14th st. nw. ‘OR RENT— Nost. near 14th, 10r. se30-3t_ RUST ‘<BUNGERFORD, os oe 0. ant Bath, ibree ons a tose; aide ye ood MAN s ‘cont AVE. 22R. (NEW), $40 4415 Boundary EENT—BEAUTIFUL NEW SEVEN- ROOM aud 4ath Brick Dwelling in part Bb. for 55 per mo.. and smal} Alley House in rear ‘esi dots ‘S per mo. J.B. WIMER, 1313 ne28-3 7k LENT—DESIBABLE HOUS! Furnished 3 NE. TS, bof thy are compleiely furnished, AL pay aw ell i located, <s J.B. WIMER, 1313 Pst. 621 4THST. N.W., TWELVE ROOMS; eller: modern inproveente: opposite pees saw Consus otioe: $60 nod vance. LEON | H r— in ip peur enates Sawyet"s house. fist stand Now Hama pont circle. ti si. ¥ roows and be 19th st. Jy block Dupomt eire! Stable near cofber Connecticut ave. and L FURYISHE sunw. Fave =ewFisi6 Vv ST., SIX ROUMS AND in perfect RUST & HUNGERFOR! G24 14th at, i RENT BY THOS. B WAGG ATE BROKER, 917 F BST. N.' 30 724 3a wt ie, OFFICES. 15 F st. n.w., 24 floor, erent room: 850) yor goegr $30) re and Dw'ng 142s Toth at. nw., Br. 541 ae yy oD id books. For full bat for bulletin ieeued the istand 15m. THOS. EWAGGAMAN Fu RENT-—AN ELEGANT NEW 1¢-200m House ou 16th st, Jort hort of Seott cite; ished per mon Tease iB NENT-TWO, BRAXD NEW SIX-EOOM Frame Houses, high aud location ; eof °D, 438 H st. nw. 8027-30" )OR RENT — HOUSE AT FOREST GLEN, MD. ‘Seareful Rent very low to it. Apply at once. 3B. "HERTFORD, ‘Taio G st se27-1w t ‘often ine FOR ena = SALE—HOUSES. es ee Poesia ST. B.W., 10 BOOMS vinnie 2. Gee tio era Terps OWE, ‘5—CHEAP, | Fitgeoriags investusent om RD ac eat Xi thes. Gaduaeks b VOONMEES TS Ts For mw. aoe es iB SALE—ATTRAOTIVi HOME JUST BEYONT cients in reer ped 3 it ; flo siaten A eh RD, 1307 Fe RATE MODERN BRICK DWELLING, _ = oh SE Tooms and bath 9a ye all ok et convenient Fegsion aren ‘Dept-and General PO. Dey TYLER RUTHERPOND, 1907 F at we R SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—REDUCED from $5,000 to 4.000. bat aw.; ‘BOYER, oct S13 436 st. aw. Rk SALE—EIG! M FRAME HOUSE, LOT 2x100, 11th fans Ba. Lind ground is at. BW. . worth $1 per foot; so sold 5 and, red U-st ‘B13 436 at sw. ie a FOR SALE—HOUSKS, Beeps | Boa ite eee eanicee, Here, Sritah 37st 8s Demat 72H bot vthand Tuy Mb Pot A sna B tan. verhers rita wide of 340, bt and Mn Tarr of eae pei et See 14 1 ST, NW. as an aT ST Hoar "ROOaI pag 10 JOHN 8 & 0O., 14 irae ‘OR pag VERY aoe, VERY a ao rie thea ae tens 30, i sta, cnlas aS 8, cor, 1! EW ae TWENTY fe fow Houses, woll located, northeast, that al} on on small cash payments balance mow for aupr & BRADLEY a Fat. a oR we 1B Fuser '0-8TO! i MARE AND BASE- Drovements; ‘wilhin fir three cesquares of Capita 45000: FES SALETNEAT TWO-STORY EIGHT ROOM 10th st near street cars; $2, Hi easy te: kEDroub W. WALKER, 1 Fat, 8e27-3t our ion ‘WOR A SALE AT A ee Sg ges ke re 1bs100 each" ric ‘price @7.500 for al. “Greund Ww. DY, font et at. D. a ‘se2s-lw = SALE —A MOST SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT on 15th. i et Can R; contains ), bath, “Sutler's oe &c. ; heated by fur- Dace: =a alley’; price 7,309 2028-3t en F at. trees; stable; P. DAVIS, 1 cae ROR Sales , N.W.—10 ROOMS; MOD. th a Sepsis a WiRIGER & LIEBER- MANN, 0b F fe FE SALE-TWO-STORY BAY- ae mete House on st. &w., near Avenue Kong lh goer Attle Home, seven rooms, very convenient ; Part cash. uo Brae Gakprens S13 bine th stn. w. SALE— Rhode Island sve. near 13th st., Fone rloemes | new Gey! Bricl convenience, lot 222100 ae, 0 alley ona od Bats, le in rear. Lat, esi ‘Roth st, “S-sicry” tame, lot 2,100 3,000 1,600 + 2,250 We have on band a number of desirable Houses and Fussonteutwcotees Where, Building “Lois for salo on nearly all the prominent ene) also’ seve squares tnd parts of squares in the northeust—fer sale Don't fail to. call or send address “Ootober" bulletin, which we will lasus kext week. e28-3t R SALE—ONE OF THE pg COR- in nw. with Besatitel 7: ‘and Cel- pers i sf voom and Cellat and Baik’ B. ; lot 202100; with BS co ae 506, yLlthat. ney bos D plat BS {mod jmpe.: 82, Kk ne; = oa eyeleae ( juilding. NO-STORY, BRICK HOUSE OF 6 also cellar. 1617 6th st. nw. Kent ‘bai tn edvance: Apply to ‘owner, 1507 8th at —820.50—& NEAT BRICK HO! forme sud beck 780 government printing GHELS, 140: 2 Use. 3 21300 guth st, Tor, mi. S121 Dunbarton, _. LOK RENT—1008 137TH ST, Nw. bath; all smgn.; an ee _sez8- 28° FSREENT BY OCTOBER FIRST, HANDSOMFLY Furu:abed Ho: elegant parlor, with vraud plauo. in oe tg, canted at Feasouable rates. office. to 0. fnnaylvanis | re REXT—1624 16TH ST. :TWO-STORY FRAME, six rooms aud ‘arar’ ease cold ats ad Br ere | St hit ree at fF HH P Pe RENT—NEW CORNER HOUSE ON 3D AND ; parking bot F sts. n.¢.:6 Pompe age. th streets; bicely pi BARNES & WEAVER, se27-3t* ES SUF stn. Ww. FOE BEXT- FROM OCTOBER 1-101 21ST ot Bw. | very desirable corner brick resideu taining § roouis aud beth, furnace, open fire pl electric bells and all modern Tprovements; house ta Deputirully decorated and in pertect order. ‘Price mont THOS. J, FISHER & 0O.. 1324 Fat, se26-1m ‘OK KENT—711 PST. N.W., NINE BOO! modern improvements, south front, 150: t Rooms, all modern improv Ss, ALL pth ss, st. ements, renient three lines two DeDALy area tie nee of cee geo, {OR a eo pA 3 erg ST. three bine large rooms! dped. od. imps, : beck Fy dumb-wsiiae with kitcho W 5 at saseunen ‘used as store rou; rent $47.50. 26-6t THOS. G. HENSEY & CO. Fe RENT—1340 VERMONT AVE. NEAR IOWA isioune 8 & Large and Use, COD- sd se26-1w F st. aw. Fk SALE NORTHWEST. 13th st. Hees 63-9 ry Brick, 11 rooma,..€15,000 Br story Beck, — 4,000 Gui st near b. 3 paces Brick, 1 agi st, pear L st. uear Gon sven! ry Bi 15th st. near Ty 4 "2-story Brick, 8 Too beau- a aie REE it. near car Sain Vermont ave. near 8, 7-room' Yoek, sve, near 4th, 3-story October bulletin, BF. GILBERT & CO., 625 F at. nw. re AN Li App VALUABLE st. near ee Toons bath and store ets 20 eae ag oe Oat e ‘evel ‘on easy terms. ‘Box 66, Star tar office. mod. nly $6,500, Ni indor Tet bet ise "Paz roolns, S4E00 Tez Tie Ses sheep ak rents 6 hoe ret Per mo. ; a sell very 5 $5,000. Lote in’ Trin{aad ry be Lots on 3a. 2 32 250, per cay OOD, as Oth st. nw. Fees RENT—NEW THREE STORY AND BABE- ray House ; rooms; heated _ bj 10 ; bard-oil fin: ay ivania gers Eaten de ns 80 BAY H st nme. Gr. hes Mt GREE” Real Estate Broker, 1406 F st. POR tog Ary 706% 7TH ST. N.W., STO) Hit eb ack Sra CAMPBELL; 517 Lota une 2 } RENT—I HAVE a OF aig an | Residences in the aty, No. 2 lows Circl 7.5uI .) For inspection Spera-lit oa “A. PRESCO’ ‘OR RENT—ON OCTOBER 1—LAKGE EavEr room House on Centre ntre at, Mt- Pleasant, $25. ik EAs POMO TS ee —e HOT! = wool ge oye. 18 18TH AND BENT—FCRSISHED_BY Y THE YEAR, 1604 YEAR, 1604 Airy 1% it Bae) ee eg pone HAVE ON OURE ‘3 SEVERAL Paying from 8 to + Percent net ‘| , b mS ees Strait 0 sane, Siete 19 ane N.Y. ave, ot FOCRD. Bric, Ns Lois in Isher Ns wt 0028 Shr WOOD any suns "snd lend 50, to. 79 per cant co Use ea mae sez carat ata —_ BUILD = ig HOUSES FOR jor bend’, PAae HOUBE, 19H 000 than, real OK, eyes sez Tat 7OR ese A BARGAIN Lippe 7 com House near National Muscurn,all mod. clase condition. i Be BOLTON, Hoga S80 st. 27-3t* {OR SALE-NEW CORNER, HOUSE, MONTHE’ F oo Sie a ones PO Nee ee sion, an a at. 14j500. Aine welling ; $3,700. Owner, B13 oth at. ow. af ea st SALES OF THE CHEAPEST HOUSES Ti ington. 106 108 and 110 11th st. n.e.; we. al gant eins Ee, electric hells and 00 each; caah; balane oto aulty or trate for Say so SoH SALE—IN THE NORTHWEST, MITHIN ONE aquare of 141 then. care, 8 Zwo-9 atory Bross-brick front; € bath newl ted ; lot newly papersdan a palued slot otterigd a en FOr SLE - IN LE DROIT PARE. NEW SIX cable car lee “Will make nice howe, BARNES & W Fitgis fo u2se Bio |Pieeneacis Wey 6.900) B stand e above ie only tooks. thel ast sein ist eall at ethics for euliey cha iruedon {se26!__THOS. k. WAGG: Fe LE—CHEAP—1223, 122. Tee ine Bee f;xcom rent for g4i 8e26-1m_ De eas MILLER, $F ST. (CK HOUSES WITH MOD. IMPs. S53. fe 'e also offer 13th s.e., facing 8. der rent for $12.% eS SS rite: 3s gt Fs ae j|ALE—FRAME HOUSE 906 IN ions’ bet. Ox snd 10th. ind Gand E sta, sy. th floors ; a Pot cent Huvertiongs lot sees 68 ae ‘acop tb fe irom Sanat Apply wi PoRse SALE—BY ae « 1213 F The follo Beautiful will ef it an elegant 5 ae, low peat 700, Nr? Fee Le penn ot aA BRICK. 8TH oe. a Fri Ho “Home rood augee-3or cA Ay: P. MYERS © & 8ON, 1420 N.Y. ave. NICE 3-STORY BRICK HOUSE, one square Bag poets po pe; B 2ogme mas ; Mm. i, 5 i it. front; near cars: giiee, 86,000 Garwoo & Stara snd EQNS, FE Fea E ALE-TD 8T. S.E., House, lot 14 foot og tack Saheeds tea + price 82,\ one Deteaw "Butk ‘Store and Dee Searscpe of Se Wasnt A = 'OB SALE—PROMIN EN’ RNER ON PA. A’ FeLsaceepiauratysasad 00 | ess and flats, STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F et. Fue eS Sr aoe BRICK po on cor att Hai it ste. Siar ow office. oF sea juare from {OR SALE — FOUR HOUSES, 8.W. TION; E renting Sy Kia BRC: ‘ Paying nee! nee 7 a $3,000. ia ee se11-3w* rate Rew Fer eee ee IN HOUSES, 6-room Bri SON, ‘ork ave, K SALE—FINE RESIDENCE ON tte a eae Ost NE. Passo city, wth b sbout sD aos two. stree Heal Batste Broker, Sista DOM ¥, SALE ‘0. TEN-BOOM ar ase Ust nw. tent are oe | oR 2 ae NW. on | See AEs | Due # THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, “SEPTEMBER 30, 1889. path Notes SALES. white, only 25c., at 50c, the best value ever offe fered. Horr aeseas at 75c,, $1, $1.25, $1.38 and Men's in White, Red and Natural, 50, 75, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Children’s, 180, to 1. FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Kid Gloves—Foster's celebrated make of pair. NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. Plaids and Persian Stripes, Fancy Silks in Stripes and Persian effects for trimmings. We would again call your attention to the great inducements we are offering in Blank- etsand Comforts. We would respectfully ask you to call and examine them before purchasing, A full line of Stamped Linens, CARHART & LEIDY, 028 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. IN OPEN STOCK. WE HAVE IN STOCK SIX PATTERNS OF DIN- NER AND TEA WARE WHICH WE SELL IN DE- ‘TACHED PIECES, IF YOU WILL LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE PURCHASING WE THINK YOU ‘WILL NOT REGRET IT. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, A AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS ee4-3m 1205 PENN. AVE. FANS, OPERA GLASSES, PARISIAN NOVELTIES. ML W. GALT, BRO. & OO. Established 1802, 1107 Paave. s018-1m Lanpize Jacxers. condition. No broken num- The stock is now 1m in E904 cond ‘size complete, STOCKINET JACKETS from $4.50 BEAVER CLOTH JACKETS from 85 upward. DIAGONAL CLOTH JACKETS from $8 upward. JACKETS in all the desirable Plain and Trimmed, Lined and’ Unlined, from beim JACK! ‘ETS, the Nobblest in the Market, in Fancy Cloths and _ Handsome MATLASSE TACKETS Plain and Fancy Vest Fronta, Elegant PLUSH JA\ Plain and Fur jegant Quality .CKETS, 10e8, 2. nas. tire 422 busca Ww. Complete Stock of Underwear in all grades for Ladies, Misses and Children. Extra quality Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Drawers, 50 cents eac! Ladies’ Plain and Ribbed Merino, Balbriggan, Lisle ‘Thresd and Pure Silk ; also mixturesof Lisle and Wool, Silk and Wool, in all colors, White, Cream, Blue, Pink, Gray, Black and fancy combinations. Silk Vests from 88 cents to 87. Ladies’, Misves’ aad Children's Union Suits, Children's Intermediste and Heavyweight Under- ‘wour, ribbed and plain, all sizes, 25 cents upwards. Infante’ All Wool Vests, 50 cents. cord Pen erate me wt rc tw all linen, from 10 Children’s Jersey and Blouse Waists $1.50 and 82. xyAbles ENGLISH MACINTOSH id lous, in all the: /oloths; prices $4 aouake WM. H. MoKNEW, (Buccessor to BR. H. Taylor) 933 Penn. ave. mae. YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth at Bw, Dot D. and Bef FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1889. ‘Yes, our Mr. Youngs returned from New York this morning and the result is that many nice new goods ee to arrive Saturday and fonday. The shipments will include, among many other things, New Crop Layer Figs, New Crop Table Raisins, New Crop Large Ondars Raisins for cooking purposes, New Crop Citron, New Crop Shelled Almonds, Grest, Big, Jumbo Pecan Nuts, New Crop Brazil Nuts, Ele- gant Large Cape Cod Cranberries, New Crop White Clover Comb Honey,New Crop California Prunes, New Crop French Prunes. A tng lot of genuine Imported es at the astonishingiy low price of 15c. a Box or 8 Boxes for $1,and other grades at correspondingly low rates, Our Potato Chips, crisp from the oven every morn- ing, are coming in finer than ever since we have com- menced on the thoroughly matured New Crop Pota- ‘toes, and we have today greatly reduced the price, 30 that you can have them at about the same raves usu- ally charged for the inferior grades, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 450 NINTH STREET. P.8.—If you want s Barrel of Flour, or even only ‘Sack, it will pay you to consult us before buying, as Weare making a“run”on those goods, . ¥. 0. FOR FALL AND WINTER, BY ‘THOS. J. LUTTRELL, 20THST. AND PA. AVEX.W 500 Red, Wilts and'Gray hisabste rom 91 to 910 - Leesan send Gaur Ait-lines"nodrchlets we25 W. M. Sucsrm & Som. 019 Pennsylvania sve. nw. ‘We have now in stock the choicest and best stock of | PANCY WOOLENS that we have ever shown. A compiete line of DOMESTICS, All of the above at popular pricea. One price, THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 028 919 PENX AVE. X.W. PBZPARE FOR WINTER. ai *trobes, Heating Stoves and Ranges st low prices 815 7TH ST. A Nice Lasrobe to heat tare toons for $50, House Ficulshines, Gretse and Brick, se28-1m ham V. @. FISCHER ABT AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 529 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS. Paintings, Water Colors, Etchings, Engravings, & Latest Publications, Rare Prints. Artistic Picture Framang in Gold or Hard Woods. Regilding of Old Frames and Restoring of Paintings ‘specialty. FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING. Latest Designs, Low Prices. se26-3m_ H, B. Sure, AEBTIST, Cor. 6th st. and Massachusetts ave. CRAYON PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY. SATISFAC- TION GUARANTEED. Easel and Frames to Match. PRICES, 810 TO $75, Largest Collection of Free-Hand Crayon Portraits in Washington. Easy Payments if Desired. F iOpen until 9 p.m. Soxxsox, aioe & Co. se24-2w* JOHNSON, GARNER & 00. se27 636 Pennsylvania ave., near 7th st. n.w. we ROHR, CHILDREN'S MODISTE. ON TUESDAY AND THE ENTIRE WEEK WE 8 DISPLAY THE MOST ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN REN'S COATS AND DRESSES. LONDON AND PARISIAN ROUND HATS AND BONNETS— SPECIAL NOVELTIES OF OUR OWN. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU. MADAM ROHR, No Cards, 937 F st. nw. Children's Dresses and Coats made to order. se28-2t* Caysrarzep Fries. CRYSTALIZED FIGs. DELICIOUS EATING. Only 20c, per Ib. ; 750. per box, 5 Ibs, to the box. C. E. CAS/ 384, e26-6t? 611 15th st., opp. U. 8. Pare sil Ravens Filer! 2 Filler! Sumatre Ws EB Raeatt Smoke! Fracrant Te Gaxrs Surrs Scounep AND PRESSED FOR 91. Coats, 50c,; Pan Vests, 250. Altering and Repeat ag dane mat sneer ‘Gouda called for and HAUN, 705 9th auz i239 32d vi. West Wi MERICAN ICE Cu. a 18" ICE CO. AND PENOBSCOT RIVER ICE 00. ws eet gh Oth and F sta uw: Toe and Go Goel, orders ephone lus snared sul5-3m stn. w.. jashington Er GEORGETOWN. Tar “Rep Bri” Gaxo.—In the Police Court Saturday Wm. Active, John Jones, John Moore, Wm. Lemon, Andrew Carter, John Carter and Seabrook Smith, young colored men, were charged with — ‘ly conduct, Officer Cur- six-year-old son of John Johnson, i li Conduit road, A RESURRECTIONIST FOILED. Surprised in the Act of Robbing @ Grave He Makes His Escape. The first resurrectionist of the season made his appearance last night Graceland ceme- tery was the place selected and the grave de- Spoiled was that which contained the remains ofJohn H. Brooks, « colored waiter about thirty-two years old. He had lived at No. 332 Garfield avenue, but when be was taken ill bis Felatives sent bim to Freedman’s bospital, where he died Friday night. Brooks’ relatives, although poor, intended to give his remains decent burial, A sits was selected in Grace- land cemetery and the body was prepared for burial by an undertaker. The corpse was Placed in a neat coffin, on the lid of which was asilver plate bearing the inscription “At Rest,” The necessary permits were obtained and Saturday afternoon the grave wae du by John Arthar, colored. Near —— Burgers wae digging another grave. While the men were thus engaged Andrew Jackson, —- colored em] of ‘7, Was at re; meme oue. ‘vi THE HELPING WAND, , The three men were bard at work whens stranger appeared among them. He wasa short, thick-set man with a mustache. He wore a black Prince Albert suit and a silk hat. “Hello, there,” he said to Arthur, “let me ip you.” As "All right,” responded the digger, “come wn.” retty hard work, isn’t it?” Pi heen — was Arthur's repls my “How much do you oh tee Glawing ves? the stranger then asked. satciy “Oh, not much,” replitd the old man. After being told when the interment would be made the stranger departed. THE STRANGER UXDER SUSPICION. “I believe dat man's a slap doctor,” said one of the colored men. Then the three heads neared each other, and the stranger's suspi- cious actions were discussed, Jackson, who is foreman of the laborers; came to the concla- sion that the man was a doctor, and had come to spot the grave. Hi ted the facts to Superintendent Gafford of the cemetery, and he decided to have the grave watched. Aoc- cordingly he sent for cers Slack and Fifield, who were on duty last night, and about 8 o'clock last night they went on guard duty, GUARDING THE GRAVE, Policeman Slack took his position at Hol- land’s store, opposite the cemetery expecting to see the wagon of the resurrectionists when it appeared, Superintendent Gafford and Officer Fifield took their positions in the cemo- tery. The grave was only afew fect from the northern boundary of the cemete ry near the and rail fence that encloses the ground. They took tions pear trees about ff ards from the grave and waited patic ntly for the occival of the “cadaver-bunters, About 9 o'clock the sky war covered with clouds so that the watchers were in total dark- ness, SUDDEN APPEARANCE OF “THE NIGHT DOCTOR.” It was a few minutes after 9 o'clock when the “night doctor” made bis appearance in the cemetery. How he gotin no one knew, but Officer Fifield heard his footsteps on the gravel walk. He waiked through the grounds like he owned the place, Presently he struck a match near the fence and found the grave he was looking for. The light disappeared ne suddenly as it appeared and then the form of « man was seen in his shirt sleeves. The white shirt was the only thing that made the resur- rectionist visible, The noise made by his shoveling was heard fora minute or so and then nothing was heard until the box inclosing the coffin was broken. It took nearly 90 min- utes for the intrnder to finish the job, The odicers, being unable to see the man, had to guess at the time. They were waiting ‘for the arrival of a vehicle tocart the body away. SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF TUR “NIGHT DOCTOR.” The superintendent fearing that the man would getaway with the body, started on his hands and knees toward the grave. He hada shot gun with him. When he arrived within a few feet of the gri he arose and called out: “Throw up your bands or I'll ap ee “It is hardly necessary to say that the man did not throw up his hands, but like a streak of lightning disappeared in the darkness. THE GUN BURSTS, ‘The superintendent raised his gun and pulled the trigrer, but the cap was defective. He then tried the other barrel and it hung fire. A second time he tried it and then the weapon was disc! d with euch force that it burst, Fortunately Safford wis not injured. When the superintendent and O.%cer Fifield arrived at the grave they saw the body of Brooks lying on the ground near the grave, which had been filled in so —_. that the r-surrectionist had destroyed near! ny all the evidences of his visit, ‘The body was then placed in the vault, HIS CLOTHING LEFT BEHIND IN WIS FLIGHT. ‘The grave robber had taken off his overcoat and under coat and his hat, which he left near the grave. He also left two shovels and his hooks, which he used in raising the body from the grave. The clothing and implements were taken to the eighth precinct and the officers expect to have the clothing identified REINTERMENT OF THE BODY. This morning the grave was reopened and the coffin was found filled with earth. In the grave was found « portion of the grave clothes and the flowers that had been buried with the ‘The silver plate was stiil on the coffin, egg ey piece of the lid had been broken. ‘The body was again dressed and placed back in the grave. The body was buried in an isolated portion of the cemetery, and there is nothing to keep out the grave robbers except an ordi- post end rail fence. The officers expected that a wagon would come if their suspicions were correct, aud the failure of the vehicle to appear threw the cers off their guard. ‘lust ic probably the reason the man was not captared, om- To Keep the Streets and Alleys Clean. The police are engaged in serving on house keepers the following notice signed by Maj. Moor “The alley-way adjacent to your premises has been swept and cicaned, and it is expected that it will be kept in that condition. The lia- bility of the public is contained in the police regulations and reads as follows “Seo. 1. No shall throw, cast, lay, de posit, drop, scatter, or leave or cause to be thrown, coms, tald, deposited dropped, scattered, or left in upon treet, avenue, alley, highway, fo way sidowslk, packing, ox punts ‘space in the District of Columbia, any dirt, mud, sand, ashes, vel, saw dust, 3 bey. a ong Fubbish, litter, sweepings, off les, gar- Dage, toes, clare or feluse unatisr of any Bing, the penalty for such offense being not less thaa $5 nor more than $25. itor leave in or to cause warrants to be issued against parties occupying such premises as offenders against tho oid tegulations” ——— Sabbath School Anniversary. ‘The members of the Sabbath school of Wes- ih i on |