Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c., FRIDAY, MAY 1890 A GREAT PAPER. Some of the Features of Tomorrow’ Twelve-Page Issue. The twelve-page Sram tomorrow will bea literary treat to Washington readers. They will have twelve pages of bright, crisp reading matter onall the subjects of news interest as well as on more general topics. The Sran’s| telegraphic facilities are in every sense ade- quate, and news from the four quarters of the globe is received up to the very moment of going to press, and the public is kept informed of all the great events everywhere, The corps of local reporters and special writers is complete and reliable, and the local news field is cov- ered in the most complete manner, The following special articles on topics of general | interest in tomorrow's issue will be worthy of | special attention: SECRETARIES’ ADJUTANTS (Illustrated.) Interesting sketches of the chief clerks of the great departments. ACCOMPLISHED MATRONS (lllustrated.) Attractive wives of well-known Congressmen from the southwest, SULLIVAN ON EOXING (Iilustrated.) The champion fighter reveals some of the secrets of his art IN THE POLICE COURT (Illustrated.) Scenes and incidents in a popular tribunal. WHOSE WAS THE HAND? (Iilustrated.) A continuation of Miss Braddon’s absorbing novel. THE CORNER OF ASIA. Relations of Singapore and the Empire. Henry Norman. PaY CONGRESSMEN DRAW. Some legislators who have cash balances and | others who cannot afford it, THE CLAY-MAESHALL DUEL. ‘True story of the historic meeting between two great statesmen, IN TROPICAL CLIMES. Life ina South American seaport By Fan- nie B. Ward. RANCH LIFE IN THB WEST. An interesting talk by Mr, Theodore Roose- velit, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some unique aud dainty effects in heuse dec- oration, THE JACKSON STATUE. ‘The mystery of its construction explained to @ Stan reporter. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Some of the phases and conditions of the building season in this city. OUT DOOR SPORTS. News of the ball field and tennis courts, THE DUMBLANE HUNT CLUB. An organization which has become exceed- ingly popular in Washington. NEW YORK NOTES. he week from the Metropolis by al correspondent, S PROTECTORS. Notes of interest from the National Guard armories. i By} ee ees SILCOTT’s VICTIMS. Some Representatives Who Will Not Ac- cept the Money Voted Them. Some of the members who argued on the floor of the House against voting money to re- imburse themselves out of the government Treasury for the money stolen by Siicott are maintaining the consistency of their position by covering back into the Treasury the money paid them on that account. Mr. Sayers (Tex.) and Mr. Bland (Mo.) have already returned their drafts to the Treasury and others, it is understood will follow their example. The number who will do this, how- ever, will probably not be large. TO RESTORE THE MONEY TO THE TREASURY. Isis proposed by a number of members who de not feel that they have a right to the money to pass a bill providing that mone; remaining iu the hands of the sergeant-a-arms at the end of the Congress shall be covered int? the ‘Treasury, as was done im the case of the salary grab of "73. This is the plan proposed by Mr. Holman. and it is the ouly one by which the money may be surely got back into the Treasury uniess the money is put to the credit of the “conscience fund,” a thing some of the members object to. If they pass the bill covering left-over funds into the Treasury the members who do not feel tuatit is right to remburse themselves will simn- ply uot drew the money, and ia the course of time it will go back into the Treasury. FIPTY-ONE PER CENT THAT THEY MAY ACCEPT WITHOUT SCRUPLE, At the time of the defalcation an amount of money still remained in the sergeant-at-arms’ Office which if distributed pro rata among the members would bave amounted to about 61 per cent They are therefore entitled to this much Money without regard to the merits of the question of reimbursement for the defalcation. Most of the members will take this 51 per cent and turn over the rest. ‘There is no disposition on the part of those TMmembers who wiil not take the money to cast any reflection on their colleagues who do, and they are somewhat embarrassed in their desire to refuse the money graciously. WHO IS TO. BLAME FOR IT? Bad Docking or a ‘a Bad Dock Strained the Baltimore and Caused Leaks. It isa fact that is not generally known that the magnificent new cruiser Baltimore went to sea from Norfolk recently with some of her seams amidships newly caulked in order to prevent leakage. A report was received at the Navy Depart- ment the other day from the civil engincer of the Norfolk navy yard stating that the Balti- more was considerably strained when she was placed in the new timber dock there, causing quite a leakage before the water was all pumped out of the dock. A hasty examination showed that one or two Seams in the amidship bulkhead had started, and caulking was necessary in order to allow the vessel to go to sea, TWO OPINIONS AS TO THE CAUSE. A question imme: ely arose as to the cause of this, and a rapid survey of the dock was made. The civil engineer reports that in his epinion the bottom of the dock had settled sbout mine-tenths of an inch, while the Simpson Company, the builders of the dock, say that they do not believe the dock has settled at all, aud that if the ship was strained it was due to bad docking. ‘is is most generally believed, for it is thought to be that the settlement of a frac- tion of an inch, or even of two or three inches, ina dock 500 feet long, would effect a vessel over 300 feet in length A board will be ordered at once to investigate the conSition of affairs. The dock was built last year and completed in n September. Secretary Tracy’s New Naval Aid. Secretary Tracy bas a new naval aid to per- form the semi-official and social duties that have heretofore been attended to by Lieut, T. B. M. Mason, who recently sailed for Europe for his health. The new aid is Lieut. Allan G. Paul, who has lately been serving on the North ntic squadron as Admiral Gherardi’s flag x. He 1 extremely popular in the navy, and is regardea as one of the brightest and ablest yor officers in the servic; He is un- married and he calle Philadelphia his home. One of his sisters is the wife of William Wal- dort Astor aud the other the wife of one of the Drexels. THE COURTS. Court i Gexzrat Term—Judges Hugner, eet om Yesterday—Williams agt. Reed; argued and submitted) Glenn agt. Winston, same agt. Morris, executor, and same agi McGuire; Judgments below affirmed. Egurrr Covrt--Judge Cor, Yesterday—Brown agt. C. & 0. RR Ca; Gecree instructing receivers, SOCIAL MATTERS, Movements of Well- — People— Personal Mention. The White House was was brilliantly lighted last night at 9 o'clock, when the President and Mrs. Harrison received the delegates of the Wo- mau's Foreign Missionary Society of the Pres- byterian Church. They gathered in the east room and the entire suite of ‘lors and the conservatory were lighted. The President and Mrs. Harrison were sasisted by Mra Windom, Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Rusk, Mrs. Mc- Kee and the guest of the house, Mra. been ng There were three hundred guests present, all the ladies wearing their badges and quietly attired in their street costumes, The Vice President and Mra Morton gave dioner party in honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bliss of New York, last evening. Mr. William Warren Card and Miss Maria Llewellyn were married yesterday at the resi- dence of Judge and Mrs. Bentley by the Rev. Dr. Hamlin of the Church of the Covenant, Mr. Card's home is in Pittsburg, whither he takes his bride after a bridal journey. Mr. Clarkson T. Colbert and Miss B. M. Hutchison, both of Virginia, were married at Mt. Vernon Church last evening, the Rev. Mr. Weightman officiating. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue and carried yellow rosea, The bridesmaids were Miss Maggie Hutchin- son and Miss Nannie Clements. They wor frocks of old rose cashmere and bad bouquets of pink roses, The ushers were Mr. Mattingly and Mr. J. A. Hutchison. The were seated by Mr. G. A. Veitch and Mr. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Colbert will make howe future home in Waterford, Va, Mr. Jobn Jay, formerly minister at Vienna, arrrived in this city today and is the gaset for a few days of his brother-in-law, Henry Edward Pillew of No. 1637 Maseschusotis avenue, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warder of K street have hired the cottage owned by Mra, and Misses Hunt at Bar Harbor, and will shortly remove there for the season with their children, ser- vants, ponies and dogs. Ex-Senator and Mrs, Conger entertained Mrs. Garfield and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown at dinner last Tuesday before Mrs, Garfield left for Cleveland, where the services of unveiling the statue of the ex-President will take place on Decoration day. The President and some of the cabinet ministers are Ce etn, visit Cleveland on that day. The President has been invited and has partly promised to go. Much interest and curiosity has been excited im regard to the nursery tea for which Mra. Coolidge has out invitations for Monday after- noon and the acceptances for it are pouring in upon the hostess, who will be assisted by several well-known ladies and girls in society. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Morrison celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage last evening at “The Whitley.” Mrs. Gallaudet will not receive tomorrow, Mr. ©. W. Bennett and family have left for their country residence at Dresden, on the Seneca, N.Y., for the summer, Sena’ orand Mrs. Edmundsand WilliamW. and Mrs, Ripley of Vermont went over to Baltimore yesterday, by special invitation, to visit the Walters art gallery. They spent several hours in viewing the works of art, returning to Wash- angton by a late train, The Misses Ella and Minnie Johnston of Williamsport, Pa., are visiting Mrs, W. Jobnston, 906 L street northwest. Mr. Wm. M. Hardt of Frederick, Md., assumed duties in the office of the controller of currency yesterday as superintendent of bank examiners, Although it was not so announced originally, the exhibition of paintings and water color drawings at the Cosmos Club will be oper this evening, a8 well as during the afternoon. This extension will be a decided accommodation to those who have not yet been able to visit the collection, and cannot well do so during the day, and it will also be aconvenience to those who wish to visit the Corcoran Gallery the same evening. Mrs. McNulty and the Misses McNulty have taken a house at 1923 I street, The Misses Summerscales, who are staying with Mrs. Summerscales, 483 N street north- west, leave Washington on Monday, the 5th, tor England. An enjoyable social gathering was held at the home of Miss Evelyn Padgett, No. 1118 I street southeast, last evening by the Minne! Pleasure Ciub of East Washington. A delightful luncheon was given yesterday by Misses Laura and Grace Walker at their home on Vermont nue in honor of their friend, Miss Cleo fusion of flowers adorned the table. Among those present were Misses Susie and Marie Kutter, Lida and Ida Topham, May and Flor- ence Dearing, Feilding Roselle, Cleone Daniels, Nina Gunion, Alice Winans, Mamie Brooks, Anuie Gibson, Frances V. Andrews, Mamie Willams, Joe Sterling and Mra, Wise, Miss Mamie J. Baumgarten has gone to Cin- cinnati, She expects to be absent about thre: months, during which time she will go as far west as San Francisco, accompanied by her brother, Mr. D. L. Baumgarten of Cincinnati, Ohio, and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. T. Pliny Moran have moved from 1416 N street and are pleasantly located on Meridian street, Mt, Pleasant, Mrs, F. E. Addoms of Denver, Miss M. PF. Goodwin and Miss E. Barnett of New York are guesis of the Fredonia, —— eee —_____ COMFORT FOR CATTLE RAISERS. The Senate Committee Thinks the Fue ture Will Remedy Present Evils. It was mentioned in yesterday's Star that Mr. Vest, the chairman of the select committee appointed May 16, 1888, to investigate the transportation of beet product, had presented to the Senate his long-delayed report. It is extremely voluminous and includes a synopsis of all the testimony taken by the committee in St Louis and elsewhere. In conclusion the committee says: “If the cat raisers of the United States are only true to themselves the immediate future promises deliverance from present evils. There is no excuse for panic. The worst feat- ure of the cattle trade is the fact that so many cows and calves are being thrown upon the market, the indication being that producers are panicstricken and anxious to realize now without regard to the future. There were marketed at Chicago during the past year 3,023,281 cattle, of wi nich 25 te 30 per cent were cows and 4 per cent were calves, The cattle raisers of the United States should be and are the most compatent judges as to their own interests, but if they will ac- cept a suggestion from those whose duty it has been for months to examine the cattle question in all its aspects, they will 2ease marketing their breeding and immature stock and dili- gently prepare for a larger supply and brighter future, It is only a question of time, and very brief time, when the problem will be that of supplying our own people with beef without regard to foreign markets,” Final Trial of the Vesuvius. The contractors for the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius yesterday notified the Navy Depart- ment that they would be ready for the final horse-power trial of that vessel, which is to determine the matter of her acceptance by the government. This notice came so late that it was found to be impossible to get a board of officers on the vessel in time and the trial will probably take lace next week. The vessel will run over a Eve-mile course and in this run she will have to develop un average of 3,200 indicated horse power, but itis not thought that with this power she will make more than an cighteen- knot rate, whereas her contract specifies a rate of twenty knots. The contractors claim that they have already complied with the speed requirement, and this claim will —— be admitted, although there are yabts cast upon it. If the 8.200 horse power is developed on the coming run the vessel will undoubtedly be accepted, and of this there is no question. She has been completed more than a year, ‘The Baptist state convention (colored) of Virginia will meet in annual session at ford city on the 14th of May. it is said that the widow of the late Gen. Francis Mesghes ts is to marry John A. Creighton, the Omaha millionaire, The Lee statue will leave New York tomor- row for Richmond. Helen Dauvray Ward and John Montgomery | Th Ward have signed articles of separation. The Eikton, Md., Woman’s Christian Tem- perance Union has seceded from the national organization. A project ison foot erate the Sm oratis p in Detroit to secure dem- convention in Detroi national 1892 for bce gg oe tts house, by a vote of 174 1020, Lens the constitutional amendment Wedaee- y abolishing the poll tax as 8 prerequisite to a Se Se ee Tak et North river x between Bet eek city and New — became a law without Gov. Hill’s sig- SHOOTING STARS. W. ‘D--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. COUNTRY _| REAL _ESTATE. Visitor—in the picture gallery: “Some of Witacene TILED WOMAN WHO, CAN WASTED-SITDATION BY A YOUNG MBITE | OR OB RENT 1761 PST NEAR UPONT CIRCLE, these pictures are very properly hanged.” Sy aatT en togoaway. Adiress Box’ p72, Star et eS a rite eee Attendant: “ ‘Hung’, you should say.” mee WHITE MAN TO MAKE Waxzz er 4 YOUNG MAN Feetexz SENT—OFE NE LARGE AIRY FRONT | Visi ptly: ‘No I shouldn't, They are | must be good driver comm ale soeey seterences | and oMtintne “hides LUX dar atieee mire zeat to coe ot Sore gration “Sil inkaes. =a , badenough to be hanged, and I said what I | Esauired 0 to a WASTED-60,T0 DICK's AGENCY FOr RES RENT_THREE COMMUNICATING 6, ROOMS meant, aE Cooks, Laundress, southern exposure, as ANTED = CO! CHAMBER. | lore, Coachmen, Waiters, Kite for tite oF irate bath, room ee bi room U. ota, Hoe eis maid af G01 13th st nw. Clit Between leng’d sail ave refeeesen, 61 cir eh og oe if demreds MisOrit | SALSBUKA. Viewuy Ya vara, B Kidnaping—A sleeping infan' ED— TERS S SeTTtONE a. Bow 2 LE—ON ND ON ping—A sleeping ~ Wane ance, GinL_To Take cane of | W4S7E2, Seba rgtresp Launavecnee Qu RENT aM, NSE XW. FURN es a FS Ry A county. - tp with Chamber Work, 1238 Mf | and Nurses, areca Seamatieeg: Met vaicers, Cooks, Couch | EY Handsome tory Hooti, én suite of sincie, e land, sioall lot. weil ‘siiusted {8 Able Critic—after the Von Bulow concert: | $t. 2-w. a mau, Butlers, ‘COOMBS, O20 Fat nw. at very low prices: Summer; no children taken: | § Foe . Brice Address CHAS. 5. PAKD “Ah, Miss Jessie, what a marvelous technique WiAszeas tro WHITE GIRLS; ONE Tp eooK | “ d ANTED— XOUNG LADY, y OF SALE — ci N QUEEN he has and how his intense intellectuality Wattress? city 7 reterencee *s required 3017 Millyer as Com stom fo aad sin capable nad wiles oF Unfurninhed | Roorn in an tt moar beats aon == ape dominates his playing to such an extent as to | Pisce. TED-ONE WHITE AND ONR-GoLoueD | free ‘iiss E'G By Delaplaye, mmm —~ “ad [3 rad i almost suppress sympathy and sentiment on WAS aoe FETE DO, IE dag | Seoauver county. Va ie Ma oom g7 | eet HEMRON'S maak Taos F at aw the one hand and fervor and enthusiasm on | *t.2.w. ANTED-BY A WHITE LAD, A ml-3t Cuma FOR RENT—A NICE 7-ROOM cor the other. His technique is absolutely perfect WoatcinGenera YOUNG COLORED WOMAN 7. a peful:can fe cam furnish best ety reference, ceety LARGE CAEERFUL WELL FUR: | uomy pian edi Uhcce lines stages pase dvot Work—reference ired— - Seon: itd floors and his wonderful accomplishments in ail that | at 207 Si sna wee 3 | _" enorme 7 eee cise gach ori ore with tour Sey ry from Hanioevon, 10 tru Pomat Telates to the mechanics of his art impressed W ANTED-EXPERTENCED WALES LADIES IN Ware ce mbit, Eoenagaecte gavotte | a otumbte athlete Sedat sat canians we me8t i Se his audience most profoundly, don’t you}. 9G, PEN DNiORS” Wecbeled Sisko doply "address Box 41, Sar Ft Paice. Ad:ireas HOME Star office. 20 ACRES IMPROVED 3 BY A Shy ER OOM think?” = 30) REst-1514 K ST, HALL Room oo wate is tncioesd Oy am ones are ee Wiinarrest te sages GoOK AND bo GENERAL — A COLORED YOUTH. A PLACE | J a Eee fa = eaanaes board. “mi-3t* sty on rp ater sua fessie—con! mi! vate Femuil ferences. a ST. N.W., LARGE HALL Ou. a flouristiag town on cent, but did you ever see such » horridly un- a calarsit oat ne. ae #, Hoom on third floor: tuely adapted for ligut Pisce ot the Virginia Mulan autre A Prise 63.200. Want ie MEN COOKS $10 TO 960: LAUN- NTEDEA, YOUNG semaine 7 ——— Maids, Wart Some, Sa ‘Men: Cooks, wee Pay Waite ees gown as that girl bad.on in front of ‘Companion DY OF REFINEMEN Lal oa to Tt but |_B. H. WARNER & CO._ were,’ £ valid y NT N, A SITUATION | batn also’ i pall Louse in town. @zORGIA mOSPITALITY. Wary ree a oe, ua W! in a Store to make Himeclt Generally Uachal sock 4 a yy . on Octoras Sing a song of six pence, iters brivers oF Earn ‘Colored Men fora lene ee a bon =F 22 G ST. N.W., THREE UNFUR Bottle full of rye, _SAML. MBs, O26 Fat aw, ma-Ors | uTAL: 7 ea Spaeth “Ted dot Be ann trom | Soa ANTED.- ain LASS ADVERTISING SO- aD—BY A RESPROTABLE WHITE < bath: ees ee ae ‘Ten and forty journalists, Msttor of Youu’ hau Decisohe af Latsuiug Wars an Nufte for Cl id of Invalid, WaT oinc a Rae Gone for Georgia pie! For Aus bits to Make Su jones, Gail before | maid or Lady's Maid; cam give good reference’ Call POR ZENT by When the pie was opened ALLEN, F Apyl-3t | 81309 4g xt. a my1-2t*_ | guite of two ur more, re wingle ‘The boys began to sing ANTED — SITURTION TX PROVISION | OR | Room, third door; simmer torus, O11 18th st awe ANTED-—A YOUNG MAN TO. COLLECT tiust write good band ( Meine fd “Jerusalem! Jeewhillikins! end work hard, avoly, ss ms Room 8, 1010 # st, ROR REXT-1720_f st NW, NEAR METRO. This beats everything! ‘W452!D-FRST-OLASS COOK 70 GOTO THE - ate Ratan Club. Supt oor: bandos farmiebed: Shins < Gene oe we i ae. corner o, icuud iat ove, Deturuay and Suscey et Worktrse iy Waite Gia can AS CHAMBEEMATD Fe RENT—TWO_ WELL FURNIGRED Sonal build teak Faia sf pide eee ane Eade Tied aot ae 9 EDUCATED ences “hidrees Box 11, Sta: offce. 1-3t*_ | mouth Address Mia .e Btat office bedi oad Fe RENT— ' REN EIGHT. WOOM DWE . ANT AN OLD FIRM, AN - ‘ eg RR ae STED-AITUATION 1 AS VALET TO 4 GEN- k Fe mr #25 per ‘617 Pet. now Contractor: We are, as soon as we get the right o’ way to build it. conveniently Mouth. For sale at #4. 700. wi-3t Deck TY a Fou styatteville, a Wittman Govan to Rurope, by ‘Young ferences; present lo} over ean be = seen. rr om Ravens ‘Sox 37, Star of sic 1s Fete RENT. THREE ELEGANT siulp Herusbed Souble comer hoes: sca rivate tamil; ‘and east froni hours work daily; must furnish A No. 1 Apply atter 9:30 dm. City Offices, 424 - dows; references required. 1101 K st. OR RE SToAT WASHINGTON GhOVE-—MRS. WANED A FIRUA-CLASS ENGINEER: MUST | \) aNTED_BY A RESPECTABLE cqLoRED Fx t be be familiar with Corliss type of engine. Aduress, Pince. e6 Chane {OR RENT—427 10TH 8T., FUKNISHLD OR Don Ca Oe Bene coment hotel. Ap Liquor can not be sold in Boston unless food | giving references aud foriuer pisces St eniployivent Lady's Biaid; rad peregrine i) ie i Fe nfurnished Koome on First and Second Fi ADCS 9 mem issold with it, Beer and beans, for instance! | ox vi viar uttics, hoard tn house irteomeae Cent eed pn wer Fu SALE-THIMTEEN ACKES. 1H 1-kooM WANIED-A GoD BARBER AT 1007 FESS W ANTED-SITUATION BY FuQHOUAI ROR EESTCAT JACKSON "j ANNEXHAND- | Veruca aves berwecu Waskingien’ ok hiceanion® round Hard-working Business Man of long ex- aves Tice 6. Tweut ST. MATTHEW. TE ARLINGTON, TWO acon, wrocers, produce, commission: aud | $'ERaaassa ein etch: nt, oor out, parior and le Senator Quay ‘ sine Middle-aged Pantry women. Good, Pie eee jam a Gkiththy "207 2 chambers, with, private bath." 3d = 3 chambers, a nes d » i OF trout parlor aud 3 chambers, with private, bat Taumpros nothing to say T GOOD GERWAN WAN 10 Wous 3 | ACKSON'S, 1020 Conn. ave, aps6-00" fier Today, Sapte right mal. WARIED [SITUATION BY Finsi-cLass 1s La ERAL LANGE But a : French Maid, present employer will highly gle ited Fa —— Kk THE SUMMER SEASON, ut some day ommend. Apply 1500 y20th st nw. aps0-3ee ret-class ool ¢ Place of the late M ky Ply location. "House “Kept bys Philndelphis isay, "Ss Hema; ANTED — THREE INTELLIGENT WHITE = ae ‘c ao tiadelphia lady. No ve ; Wee eat ee rut ade 'ANTED — SITUATIONS _FOK COMPETENT | small children. Ge aletise | fri (el in X, star office, Nason Cooks. Drivers Houseke — oe Waa Forze REN1—THRE: DIMERTSOF TRaeRD daut shade and trait, excellent water, Has Chicago caught the world’s fair or has AL ‘ED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND SOB; this, other cities and country, BUSNHAM'S,, 1110. P tartanined ae ier irate bash and clusst ele . tain, Address M.X. ap2y-4e" land; this property is adee fr sale op one ER, ‘Star off sta e= “SMALL GIRL AS NURSE FOR @ Buby; can go home at night, Call at y22 we Particulars apply to J. T. ap30-6t os Fe SALE—FOUR ACRES, DWELLIN Sue trait, garden. frou: Laurel Ma the world’s fair caught Chicago? Permission tosubscribe to the fair fund will be given to any one answering this conundrum correctly. wsntly furnished tad ‘To x + the WOUDMON4, cor, {stu jowa arcie {24 N ‘ED — EMPLOYERS — FOR Fier. CLABS ‘ants, with reference in e' ny case, gond 26 INTELLIGENCE QEFICE ane your order ‘will = tlie with dispatch, “Mey Building, 7th and E n.w. a ___ FOR RENT—FLATS. easy termis. ANTED IMMEDIATELY — 4 FIRST- SLAs cases V OR RENT—WEST END TF aria Spencerville, Sid’ cr 913 bth st nw. —! r 2620 ¥ What the Scriptural widow found to do she | _'* Barber at 704 st. u. near New Sign] Office: 5 lance rooms. bath, range, We STED-TO KENT FOR THE SUMMER MY : -ANTED—A& GETTLED WOMAN FORGENEGAL = = Boag Her ane : B sidence at Gaithersburg. Howe furniabeds did with all her mite. Wee for Family of Lhree: references re- WANTED—ROOMS. —— ey y wy a dew f fruit, witht aris of wey ee Apply 320 Sthst a. m)-20 — = cae nen Wo: __FOR_ REN1 ress dk. ‘k wete jaitherebute, Mat i 250 3° TO A LADY SLEEPING.* adie HT. CLASS, REBAR, N may a Room for mers und "Boy. nine D = —_ Fe BALESA iNDoOME Corr Age js i tice, es nice fumily; willing to pay for it in work; HO washitu, ED cE Ri OMS. ‘ ret Park, Met. Branc Tou Hedges ibaa preperane: Woizcsa ercuua V —A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE Felerence. Address VAMC, Star office. ae | ROR BEN ECE “810- AND $20. | proved: all iecenmary utbul dings gat ~ ap3v-3t P Niel y ANTED—A QUIET HEALTHY ROOM (BOARD ontional) by 4 middle-awed lady, uear the cousug building; references. Addi AR, Star o: ANTED-BY A ‘GED joman todo Chamber and Other’ Work im bourding house. Call st 1202 Est.u.w. ml WAXLED-A WHITE NURSE, ALSO” A White oF Colored); miuall’ family. Apply 1606 Lith st. 1. w. WwW TANTLD—A BOY IN PAINT SHOP; ST uy DANG. BAd some experience. “Apply at 1418 North 01 yx NTED— MATTRESS MAKERS ‘ake good w s once, PACK & SON, deiph. are borne, Unroof the shrines of clearest vision In honor of the silver flecked morn. Awake, lift up thine eyes And shoo away the flies! © With apologies to A. Tennyson, Fe, RENT_PAKT OF “OFFICES ‘ON F ST. BET. 14th and 15th, south wide, rent able. Address X"ATTORNEY, Sear ca |}OR RENT—OFFICE KOOMS ar ¥34 F ST; DE- sirable Front Office Koum. inunicating Back Roo! office, both for $10. M. Bando KR: ¥ 01 eek, Withia Live waik of the station, and offers Y oue desiring ® home or au inys PLANT & 10 142) N id a ry, Nicely Furnished oom, oF, ju jew of same, ‘wo Colinecting Rooms—one fur: d chamber, other as sitting room: second fuors frout, with closets and conveniences, northwest and house with front yurd desrabi also Wanted, but may be arranwed elsewhere it required, preference, for private family, or with but tew other roomers. Reliable and permauent, if suited. Address, giving description of rvouws and Louse, iocation, terms, &c., otherwise Do attention, Box #4, star office. Bef: erences exchanged, m1-3t* ‘on the Kichimond and Danville ina ‘Sos plestetices bers princely dwelling how e of thirteen roome ou ti, cominandive ® Ane view of the surrocuding country, fine stables aud = G00D MEN ‘ayes: railroad fare pai 137 and 139 N. 2d Mamie — softly: great deal of you.” Henry — tenderly: “Well, he ought to, darling, he’s been owing me $50 aince the fif- teenth of last month.” “Henry, Papa thinks « Bumerous outbutidiues, peach, apple and pear orcuards, as well Of all ‘Varieties, including a ¥: meyerd. | © desirable suiall fruit aud stock adapted to tobacco, Tenis. Beeves, nou this place. Fe neyy-ianoe STORE, 1023 77H ST. wily ‘Kent $43. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 2 st. bw, TORE 418 10TH = 5a T wholesale market; excellent ANTED-—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE ood, Hpcomninendatious, (ADyIy at 1723 Khode Islanc ave. before 10 a.m. or after ot WARZEDTA YOUNG, acrry ia 7 derstan ts the wrociry Business: recomme ry, &c.. would be very J part of the farm is well 2026 La ave. ap0-lin Scetrexeicet acento eaters swawp or marshy lend. Piety ind. No —_————- $60 _ < ee T—LABKGE siOkKE AnD Ont4 it, COR, | healthier place im the world. Price @7 300. Que-half F EXPERI: NCED WAIST AND SKIRT eu : price 63. = POLICEMEN ON TRIAL, iat oo MN HOo a mie | __ WANTED -BOARD. __ dst uw. Avply to ae ue to suit pursiect at 6 per ceul as ED-A (WHITE BOY FOR GENERAL ANTED—BOARD IN A ATE FAMILY By {= psu: 1408i6G Col. Robert Makes a Personal Investiga- Ws focban eters Asis eur piace WwW cyeuue geoticnan asd wile te ae ee oe SUBURBAN PROPERTY, 7OR § aE 265 ACRES 1% MILES NORTH OF tion Which Results in a Trial. G@ua't aw. Metropoliian Branch. state lowest terms. ress = F Keysville, Va —This is « good small form. with paacem V 7 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS | BEKKELLY, star office, a 20H, KENT_SIX ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE | rod, toes, one lawn ‘ana en ae See . ‘ oft inde; ab abundanee of living water. partly in timber 4 REPORT CONCERNING A DRINKING PLACE WHICH | styling apcund count ot Crees BN Star offices MONEY TO LUAN owe Pip Garden xt Burnt Mills id” Address SASL $f unt, hickory. pine aud eoue woud Tite rea od DID NOT SATISFY HIM— HIS VISIT TO THE | reierences, Good sulary to the Tight om 13 farm for ail purposes. Price, & D PLACE—SEVEBAL OFFICERS ARRAIGNED FOR ANTED—A LOAN OF 810,000 AT 5 P! WARTED, LaDins AND GENTLEMEN TO TAKE on First Mortvage on Business Fro U WISH A HOME OR INVESTMENT NEAB ‘ht, Pleasant Work at Their Own Homes, dis- Brauch RB. ‘Ol and thr residue iu three annual porns = politan K»couveuleutly scoeasible x on seud name aud address cou h; ety worth | jp, eetropoliten Braueh & " 1s0sis Gat how. VIOLATING REGULATIONS, ta Bjection; ‘work sent by mail; 2 to #9. ds 840,000; Lo co ‘allie a ”. on " — seaegns at ‘made; bo canvaseiu Brrrenietd oe Star eee wae ais “Se | pou saze= cacaaaniiae Ever since the refusal of the Commissioners | MisUle M's Co. Puuladeiphis, Pa, Box 912, m1-at OSE} ,70 Loan IN Lange Or Saat ats i] POR SALES LOTS ar WASH ROTOR Vikw. pe NEAR “HIGHLAND "81 ATION, yee . , — AT ONCE—GOUD CUuOK, PLAIN | JML no delay. BE BOKELTSON 200 ieet (aut: wtnaller.) “The most henenitel tite ak NB. AND O. KAILKOAD, to grant a retail liquor license to Griffin 8. rand Ironer; references required: must |" ayz6 mn city Knowl. Mauy iote now partly cove | » A Splendid Cotte Dweiling, coutaming about tem Reed, who conducts a saloon at 1609 11th street 313 6th st. Dw p30-3t MSE Fa BSP SHALL ed wi ye urees in tall bloom. ae ye Fete ees ate northwest, Col. Robert, the Engineer Commis- V Cyne oN Iwo, GOOD *F KAME eas “ pase mt _s Real oa my se oruawental, shade and fruit trees aud @ perfect torest E i, 3. MeL! ‘ sioner, has been conducting an investigation as to who was responsible for the favorable re- Port on his application when it came from the police. Before the Commissioners act upon a liquor application they require the police lieutenant in whose precinct the saloon is located to an- MCLEAN, 13th and B sts, WA4NtEDOA WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL clouse Work ip & private family. wood home the right party. Address Mra, 51ENCK, Gui WANSTEDTFIRST-CLASS COOKS. MEAT cur. ters, itre: Office Boys, isovnned nite Farm and Deity tends, ke; highest w tious; this and other cities, BURNHAM'S, if10G aw. apv-4t" Of cholcest selections of Poweriuy stirube, piaute and BUTCHINS, vines. BeueLEye Ti Save ap26-3m_ ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT ON KEAL tate in the District ot Columbia. | DUG, nooeE Mo an Successors w J. F. Cullinane & Co., 60: st. nw. DO20U NANT MONEYI—€10 TO 9100 TO. OAR Low Interest on Furniture, Pianos, omnes, Wagons, Housetiuld Goods or other personal pi Principal aud interest payable ie weekly of woth! ‘#44 acres of excellent land, tort!) in Riesdow, balance & Tomautic spotet woodland sith large spring of SPA WATEK; also & uever-faling stream of purest water runniiig through the entire the most desirable Country Home for sale 10 miles of the city at the price asked.” Dix tance 2g miles from the city on Biadeusvurg Piks, uidway Higulaud and Kives Staious, Price, @6,000, euay terms; Lue periect. to Por SALETA FINE SUBURBAN HOME NEAR within a few minutes’ wail new trarutwoed railway; as large thitcecn room ana Sylar dvvellms, bern. aud other ouhotses; contains acres of 830-1w Fs: SALE—NEA. RINGS STATION, ON SETRUPOLTY AN BHANCH. B. BUYCK, swer certain questions touching the character DOAT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE oF |} ety: Dente coe en ee | sears a PA a HST, ee f the place ai oes y day, Working Women, Men, Boye au Iu lots one scre and upward to thirty acres, if de- | JOR SALE—900 ACKES FIVE MILES Nod nc poling nay hag bape reagg edaree a does he | tris: uo waiting for workapplicaljous 9e pevere Moe ‘TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATO AND | ging one acre and up hirty acres, K~4 Fr parilie, on the diichiwoud abd Lanvin ie oF ns ment positjous prepared. Blay Building, “th & Kk n.w. Oper cent on D.C: real Uris arrested, is gambling permitted on the prem- icaWLiNGS, 1503 ba, iy five minutes’ walk from statiot Face te sock aia Spel Seto: hee ne ‘uniy five minutes’ wal 2, place for si jug and sual fruit: there is a y de., de, ANTED—DUNDORES, EMPLOYMENT “DU- | _*22 (be avlington Five ine. Govsomeay_| Yop yerezuimates valk ‘ wood dwelling house ‘surrounded. by lary, ‘pesutiful THE FIRST REPORT. eau, ‘conducted by, ladies Mien ‘and Women. | Jj ONRY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP | | o.' JV. N HUTCR ais oF ahade: hore igen orchard of abyte at peach When th fecal white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city tate Security. Large, amounts » | _ap28-5t toes Just cin ae ty Year Dommesai ot am be tnd oa en the application of Reed was submitted | Sid 'states: with refereucea, neuuoved to 700 Lat uw. TYLE & ‘euTHeyeouD, suort 1,000 cast, and the for action the following report appeared upon Fst. nw, fecidue ou time to suit purcuaser, With seini-aun ual juterest at © per ceut per annuti. This pi mh: 2 zm aus or ssie on easy terms, Money advanced to “erry the papers: “This saloon is m a neighborhood EDLFARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST. | J\JONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS Fo, ae ‘ON AP- eee build. Houses built abdsoid on in rT onal Lailor Syst with at y inch proved District real estat No detay in negoti- prettiest subdivision ou the Metro- Fox % SALE—500 ACRE! = gd ry ater GsID occupied principally by private residences. | ruje or tape meastire alone, as aif eciontiie tailoze cut; | aung ALBERT F. FOX, Branch” is euch ules frou Washington, on the wouth, of above Dh nid place The majority of the feskdents are colored, patterns and materials cut and niade and instruction | —aly-1m 20 F st new: ESET reepect, Fine buildings fon ‘sbundanoe of ware Foe trae an toes Sent sxctines Ala saloon re | Fives mene © 2 MERLE A A ore: MOSEY 70 LOAN ON APPROVED | REAL ES- bape ok Terms Same i gress: with wood fousee; ‘ail iibas oar areie port that a nnmber of white and colored = {ate within the District of Qolumbia: several | *¢ 3 sont tom Plenty ‘of wood; goed society. pri 000 women visit the house in company with men, est tates OC intareat GEO, We LINKING ee bash, ‘ioltN i, W There have been complaints about the bad con- Yours a ete. uw. ap28-Ct 1 duct of the colored men on the street in frout ; EY TO LOAN ROR SALE—“WoopRRIpan— of this saloon.” 7! DFO - HYNLICATE PRO “Is ‘SUMS TO SUIT E SUBUKBAN ki Ay lupros ih, Oto. LOth, Lith, 12th and tthe SovGa oak aoe a ‘2-story frame house: 6 rooms aud bath froutng pearly one mie on B aud'O. it Keak Mt COL, ROBERT VISITS THE PLACE. Detwoan Pa. ave Hoat.’n.w. ACKEK & ee a «bat eres elenten Stocaed with ail kinds of fruit trees; weil. ve ry q good wire on premises, cor. Maple, ave, ‘and Spr This report set Col. Robert thinking, and he uacostia, 1 p22- determined to investigate matters on his own H. WAKNER & 16s WANTED TWO LADIES OF EXPERIENCE D sire to Take Charge of a House tor the Summ ))p ONEYTOLOAN O8 REAL ESTATE AT Lowest | WOK SALE—FINEST OR COTTAGEIN TAROMA, OK SALE — COUNTRY PROPERTIES A SPP account. Accordingly, bright and eurly one | Address Box 108, staroffice, XY Tates of interest; algo on other approved security, FS Mk vod cellar, well, hard, ware Fes Suburban Lote Country Seats, Farms, Busie morning, he visited the house in question and ANTED-A TEN-ROOM HOUSE ‘2HOS, @. HENSEY & Cu., Bankers, Price seo Seo et ier a OM CALVEST EO made a thorough investigation of the premises, Wa t, from $8,000 to $11,000, for animine- | _m15-3m 1300 F st uw. “A = diate purchaser, Also Hicuye of elgnt rooiue for 83,000 | FG LOAN TTEDIATEL ,000-IN. SUMS JOR SALE—BALTIMORE AND BR The resuit was that he found a number of | r BA % BidUd mara 0 00eT BUMS |B iuiversdaie Station, ait ulies from Washington, 20 1ooms, each provided ;with a table, two chairs | _™1-! * Stee cw: i geenee wth EGapsay trains aday, Lots at station S conte per toot foot tor your tion ; berdics run within oue n and a commodious lounge, with a key to the V ANTED- 0, ur ont jp y me Lor ms luvs F st. n.w, py OTE ee ements s son epih ee os month, JUKN SIrEPHEN, With soie kind of House, for or 84.0 % = . Chr him and later in the day, whon | s##. Address Lox 10, star ofice, ie EAL ESTAS S50 ESET sane ano. 8 ROR SALE A BARGAIN-26 ACKES ADJOINING \T BLADENSBUKG— ee D Insumsof $1,000. proposed National Wark, near Culiforni S-room dwelling, ali outvuildiuges aud we the applicant and his attorneys called, the colo- noe va Bay 33 st potting for summer, | "g,000" n, Syaklg waar: Inmet @ Price atid terms avply to Jai M. CHEER ag F ney asec ach fara r Avviy, 30R nel flatly refused to reconsider the application, Address ‘Box lu $3,000 a 7 ave. ap: and finally rejected it, Just about that time On Real Estate, nant at ra Fk SALE—5s ace. uF i aban TUN the colonel heard some stories about the piace WA STEDCT HAVE IN MY HANDS FOR TVRs pa mn THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. - BUSIN ‘ESS _ ‘CHANCES. _ hice, Junceathosetae aoe eal oe ate and determined to continue his investigations, | VV ‘ment ght Tas oa sere eet FinTT SuLuES COLUMBIA TEORE | Crund ben sold at 89.000 per acre Nice BONS M 2 ‘ARES rc terest on siei A DIFFERENT REPO! Must state the lowest price. ‘AP IN SUMS FROM 500 UPWARD, raph Company's stock, poo eat g Sere Se Oe ee peice peek Accordingly the lieutenant was called upon 108 gtr Fat. AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, Btaruitice. 818-lin 1321 Pet for an additional report and when it was tor- WILL BUY 25 on 59 SHARES OFLINCOLN = insurance Stock if st Par Valuc. 11.8 KI Btar office, WANTED ON GOOD “REAL = ON REAL ESTATE IN = DISTRICT. Q. HOLTZMAN, Corner Tom and 2. Meroe ate aC ore V eS ABLE LAND, Nw warded it was more favorable than the first. Met. Braue! & VU. KK, 500 yards ir t Col Robert thought something was wrong. He £10 had been to the place and had ard tak LAY, LANDS | SUITABL of zs ONEY TO LOAN Ai LOW, ES ON’ i $10,000 tate security at 6 per cent interest; the stories connected therewith, “One “Address B.B.U., Btation'K, City. “m1-3t" braved Meal Eatate mec Urity, , Large amounts e | uo comission. Address DUC, Star office. my22i | S69 8 Bw thing is certain, es police i ANI ipa “j HOME IN LutsPECTABLE F. aa tn nt ane agents of 2 mie oR ne AF! INE LOT ON F ST, 28 FEET Fes, ‘Spring. e Neat Eight ape, y yk are incompet re Little ree Yeura of Age, where rao ag rout, to party who W: le, garde hoi AUG. aa RCS, te ae tak whats the pon oberg best of uttentiou is assured: references. " Add Le id oF Ou Mir DYER, 1304 Fat au rdcn aud baeture Lot, ‘Addrew I aU That is what Col. Robert told a Star reporter chs — ry Fe SAPE-OLD FeTaBLisuED Rt DRU a STOKE: 70K, KENT A SION, GUT E veral weeks ago. Since that time the inves- ONEY 10 oe Bodin tie ma a ico ae a. Several Fine Cottages in diflerent parts tigation has been quietly going on, store ans Mires my ae spe | ha GOOD CHANGE Mareen ™™ “RSG ot | Sis Grote Pasa for ons i enn ees CHARGES PREFERRED. a teres THOS J. FIBHEE & 00, F2&. SALE STOCK 4 AND FIXTURES OF GRO.|_*)10-la The result was that charges were yesterday | \W = Sank 61d. hee” EERE Ok KENT—FUBNISHED COTTAGE, © ROOMS; large wall tent of shine fru made out against Sergeant Duvall, Acting | dozen, halt Mii tants 0 itt peewee rate onapprovedreah | _mi-3t water ten muinutes from et poems one of bishest oon “4 Sergeants Jones and Connolly aud’ Private | °14¥ GALLEKY. 400 re eotate aecurity. SS OME SEONN, {OR SALE-DRUG "BU 5 LXCFLLENT $e Qabland, Md Dr. 4. NTED — HORSES x O20 ‘Yeunsylvanis avenue. Esttu 3 ai cany terme, Adasen J.B, Cc. Moreland. They are all officers of the second ARTED a, = ONEY 30 [0a Oa REAL ELATECR FESS 4-y precinct and do duty on what is known as the | pox Price's Livery Stables 311 Uth at nem, th M fe Sa ge wo re “4 “Hell's ” beat. road, 8 miles from city, O. H. B CLAl ya os interes: WSEas ‘A PARTY witht 2,000 TO Tt ee oe wacoet tor 10 o’clock this morn- Ma een musta” | Wie me eecurily Oe G GREEN, on ks ST i saitox her pects tetoons ght) SEALE " : 0. i, 303 7) | staples dour Bo ing at police headquarters, and at that hour Waste ED—WE HAVE ODDS AND ENDS IN CI- MOREY 10 Loan ON REAL ESTATE aT LOW ‘ the accused officers were present, feos ggg 33 i = sa fee Frei bee 4 wish’. DANENHO’ ae TO KENT PART OF MY a Lieut. Heffner, in whose precin+t the officers | $i rae 1011 Peatayfvanisere mw. Bad which bas been established for twenty-five y are doing duty, was also present, ap24 Successor toDANENHOWER & SON. 1115 Fat, . OO THE CHARGES, ‘The officers are charged with violations of rules 97 and 1280f the police manual, Rule 97 reads as follows “They shall be diligent in enforcing all laws 20K SALE—ON MEIN. PRANGH, B & 0- Wis Cottages and Country Hom jaltry, Truck ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CARH Dairy Karis; Kock ville Pike rojerr, mh7-3m_ “fT, 0 Yrices for Furniture, Carpets, eu Ofice ‘und Store’ Fixtures, Entire Households. able terme Address 316 beartof thecity; to s first-class cu! Splat tom ‘Address d. Ons LUST AND FOUND, Lee eee TAG 5506 REWARD COOKE D. LUCK. F st. susculty. Storage on reaso Oth at. WwW aNTED-EVERY OXE TO KNOW THAT JACOB Hilichyoss, the Pittsbury Avent, located at 721 at. ne, is ee putting up A. Northrop’a Pate apz6 A LONG LADY'S wari CHAIN aon StS 4 liberal reward if retarsed to 436 NTAINS —DELIGHL FUL AKD ee THE Mol mt Board WELL ih the Mcantaine of Virginia, lange lawns relating to ‘otteries, lottery policies, selling of | Cetlings and ig. bend for circular wae ae AYE ACANART Fame ee Pisce ene | cee ee ee ee an joes STOCK T ack ; liquor, gambling of all kindsand bawdy houses, Wiswinac ten USERS OF TYPEW: TEES 10 LiSitzgow deen Local MaY 1, AC. BEGET house room snd furniture ; central oa —.. irs. JU} OCR ~ aes ‘The superintendent will hereafter. thoroughiy now that HENKY A. CLARKE & i fare ah | a Saat | gener lew 3 mee” * ad po investigate the case of any member of the | Pave Greatl pachien Zoe. euch, @ dss. — ‘4 XOUNG HOUND-GOLDEN SxrepLe AGRAW BROS. & OSNUN, ‘Good with yeMage au force who has patrolleda given beat without re- | Curt my all cola ae 33 hundred: Sittin waar Le ‘with White Neck and White Feet; from M Duluth and si Estate, 129 and 130 | mer at reasounble sates at For perteny sated gaming houses, bawdy houses oe — or call tor catalogue. | $79 15th st, A liberal reward if retarsed, cannes | a = st va Mion, srom om city on Bet. Br. B. ado sia ~ le ire to acres con 0} €. “ shalf hare beccmas Otherwise notorious, “Seek | WWASLEDSIT ENOWN-UHAT-C-p_COnLING: ost ag MiTZROTTS HALE Eas cough Wis. god se Lowe cousty, Minn. Safa | Yoon at by Fie & MILLER officers will be the subject of discipline, either Maken Bye faity of modéling abd Jobting’ screni | T343Waete ae 9 | Minn. “We have constant 1m for property 35 | yee ae Momence ay Kinet ° as being in collusion with the parties unlaw- fund Windows raptoctas + oat LADY s-GOLD-WATON ARB -CELix | Gnese pisces, Foreons desiring to turn pruperty | 0° Utiber' for goo. Kingwood is & bones eas i RS ventane $0 from Washingtou on the B, a. — G heron such houses or as being abso- Wir ALE, IS SEED OF. F PAVING TH THEIR 4d. going from Grant place, to with us "We bnye athe preva ppensens Niensneape of Sho Rest large rooms, double parlors abd ts cor a men eles coroflly | indo abhi io Bde cuabh, Soke Pe ane bed ATi Leh es sa Amis oo an0or s Pa | Beier cine, bert grounds’ well sacra ang rgee meen feaaale; 2 ‘without ° UPRIGHT, (Os; THE | frust orchards of all kinds of fruit, aise lates renciene mst within bis post, ext posi gr observe: | W Wikiteaino 2 TO Rag eee, cag fart Nasteoen of pear Scien y * Very liberal Sie t Fiano ofthe “ tone, touch | sbi verry gardens. very tuilig Deceasary to Fun tions to his commanding officer.” and Jewry ot yp) Figs ASS ‘and ia dewalt 2a —— iene ew. mf sation: clenant por oF ives aw oa caven, wel cictha war ia wc Would preter to Fent ‘The Races at Bennings. Nae Spee aud SN Eee Lee SR Ree ee de Sougenal fatale toy tace a ettutmer bone im Only one heat of the pacers’ race was con- Winietagd Speer TkrEvate 730 bis ‘oth ck, Reward *setammed to ‘<a f aale northeast. pK 420 B st, a tested yesterday, the rain suddenly putting an | *-*-¥..bet ¢ me. a. Ear oles Ea --4, = , TO BUY FOR OA HoveETOLB Soe ey AL tom ‘Washi wna 1 the Program, ao goa athe ackaitacae tbe |W Ss Ties ehetouaencee oe SAF ee Soar gna WORLD DO sore, THE | tou, sid Fein froin watuou beara Sm pen wees ak wolry, fc: bes Sete 4 prices; hes clang 4 L-epriuee, ‘ap . Hook's bik. g. Pat Lear Bishop and Gaston's contdental Path acacia Biafet iw and rosie @ Rerreated oe peat ¢ pars compection: "DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUMMER MOAKD. Boge and Ba eur SHEA as | Waa ae TOE oe : EeuFaret S| As. See ges s taees B heat resulted as follows, J. R. ne 1; Bagwa, 2; | and substantial ators Am ERESONAL BOARDING ary ian oie Morris Muilins, 8; Pat Le fine, E30" teed. aioe 1223G at. nw, OW 15 THE TIME TO a HOTEL The 2.27 trotting race was adh anaes stipe foes tea Nistute ee. pep LP ar _ — straight heats, closing with the at the are i's “Couny ie ito peck, ove. Por pail, = 1378 1 Si 3. ¥. | riusr. summary was as follows: indbaré Wit 8, 3, 1, 1, % noun nw. | re cou to betel Fi brig. 1, 3,2 3, 6 Richard Wilkos, 2 27 he ate aa ad 5; Gautier 6 6, é Sete Moret 7,7, 6 EBBITT HOUSES pe sos toe Henao tin won by Cheet6e A, 06 a summary: Chester A. canes Ft. MANICURE. L ‘At present Leativa ten years. ‘mbl7 NOTARIES PUBLIC. “are ‘tree,