Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1890, Page 2

—- a a i i i a G STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, MAY 19, 1890—TEN PAGES. SOCIAL MATTERS. SHOOTING STARS. A SPECIAL POLICEMAN’S PISTOL. V. WANTED-—SITUATIONS. | FOR _RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ein oe ' .. = a = ini Mrs. Harrison’s Marine Band Concert—| The following society conundrum is now | It Went Of and Judge Miller Punished FOR THE BEST ACCIDENT INS. C ANTED—A PLACE HOUSE BOY (COL- R RENT FURNISHED A CLERGYMAN DE- | BOK RENT OR SALE—TWi Personal Notes. being fired at unsuspecting persons: “Gener-) Its Owner as Severely asHe Could. | ag sath enh betone Ni and. Anacostia: | Generoiiy Gactal’can ive bout GUy reference Ade | micas TaeMcNed Ceres hstes for Seaeatiaat GIG, | Mat Ota Slarautly, faruiahed. cea bent: ally speaking, what is it? Answer: A Woman.” Arst-class men only of exten: weiutance; bring | dress Box 110, Star office. 1°” | Inquire of M. M. PARKEL, 1415 F m1SSt_ | open grates: hanse ne: thle fox @ Giret-ciaxe fam. Mrs. Harrison has inaugurated a pleasant Jobn Murray and Bob Roan went into Cox's | ferences; call between 4 snd 3 o'clock bp 3 ’ SGIRL, SITUATION AS | FQOR RENT—SIX-KOOM BRICK HOUS®. it : m19-st* | THOMAS & THOMAS, 637 Fst. n.w. | WY ANTED—BY A WHITE 2 | . a b OUSE, saloo: re x a Shamver } Laundiess, Wiling tozo away. 1 Dw., was aud water: reut, 15:00 A Massachnsetts avenue lady wanted a coach- | 88l0on on Virginia avenue Saturday and played | WANTED—A TAILOR TO WORK ON MEDIUM Gooa referesce from ian place, "Address Me Mie, Tee | ie Ke PATRO. 38 e piece work. Apply to G. F. HENDRICKS, Wood: | Must, nw. G | SY ora small hotel Apply 1453 Let uw, amie custom of informally inviting a few friends to nt a ” P, an eeuee ol efor tlne maga Horne man and one was recommended whom she in- | ® 88me of “five-up.” Roan lost the game, but = JOO KENT, FR: i e M | ee a es r ed NG PUT DOWN, CARPETS nice S-rdom brick House on 20.1, st-near K- ve shade the south porticoof the Executive Man- | terviewed. ueray ‘eltwed to pay for the heer, FANTED_A YOUNG MAN AS WATTER IN 2 | Weer ee ete Home ety | Pyove Dp per A WARNER RCO. P Murray pulled @ dangerous-looking weapon! WP, a ’ iets ; sion and while the band plays on the green,and | “I want a very safe and carefal driver,” she | > 'y pulled a dangerous-! s vagy MS Family; must bavereferences. Address | Promptly attended to. Apply or address WILLIAM, | _mi0-3t_ = 916 Fn w the people occupy the lawn, the White House | gaia. 3 from his pocket, when the pro- | Sat ED_G00D MEN FO BELE Tock OFA ete RTOS TOTEAVE ih Gti¥ TRABLE HOUSE. ELEVE Y | party in thelr ccctadod pisce enjoy the matic | cima’ s ms mine, responded the applicant | Prietor went to disarm him. Just Wrens Buikdang and Loan -Aseceiations Stust | W fos thetamer af Chlla’s Nurse, erercnce given myisae | OR, RExT—o: ‘onic Ta us well. The scene inst Saturday, looking from | | ia | 88 Cox reached him the weapon was discharged | be Odd Fellows. 4] m. or address | Call at 1719 13th st., Home Womens’ Christian Asso” NT—JUNE 1, 144v U ST..ONEOF THOSE | my 103i “We 4 GhADPEY, oUe the portico, was beautifully romantic. Before | Confidently. - | and a 42-caliber bullet just missed Roan’s head, _ MEADOW 1t* | ciation. i besutitnl new housts: 7 rooms and bath. papered | pac ~ aca the concert ceased the guests were invited to| “I'm nervous about horses and I don’t want ; A aikt Abotr ia Vklkw OF isk TATEDIE FRENCH C p BR led eg a path vepered | BOK RENT —c AT #1675 PER MONTE, partake of light refreshments in the red parlor, | to drive fast, and I don't want to go ‘round the | Policeman Oriani was attracted to the saloon Nurse. Apply SO8 Ath stn. w. : Wanner Ba Ee eee FEE a caate: | Menieth: Mahe etry and dey rene 853 33 SWURMSTEDT & BRADLEY, BY - ” 4 Ww: E COLORED Boy, | %i% 8 2 g: 3 a “ : vt where tea, cakes and sandwic a yee a corners with a whirl.” i the report and he arrested the man who did WANT a ese :CTABLE COLORED pm’ 1347 Coup. ave. we m19-S°_ | DOR RENT_JUNE 1, AFTER JUNE 10, NEW. BRIG eee eee tetas eo “I know mum jest what you wants, Them | the shooting. ; ee at 712 1th st, with good recominendations, maleate ANTED— BY TWO COMPETENT Gints, | F'iyeen Mana nr ym hey the conspeay, which included Mra, Harrison, | | °° O00" Mi peiiee, mame {then the case was heard in the Police Court WASTED A Tire whiten HAVING HAD Bea Ee Ae ears eS, AEG en | See eames Ok houses batt drew KENT.2O Boa vay in re. McKee, the resident and Mrs. Mor- | Was m J sees this afternoon the prisoner claimed that he ‘some experience as Salesian’ Aduvecs ater aay | Maid: Do ob, P F — _ er oe but: 0 , ia + ; : ee ee ee eee ind my mieyed” oes watcion wok |g pl ob RE |B Oar reais | ata ep ad wer ae to RR m. Sherman, Mrs. Hitt, Miss Loriug, Senator | Drivin’ a hearse, mum, | after a house. -L.. care Star office. mise : Oattine ant Fitting ta - ny Way desirable Wye We oh Get “ - Ss s “ = _ — for by day eek. Cutting and Fitting and ) 14 N.W., ® ROOMS. e Brick Mousa, 18 and Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Dolph. Mes. H. G- White, | He got the place and he is giving excellent | Judge Miller told him that there ought to be WASTED THREE GOOD CARPENTERS, AT | chnaren's Clothes a specialty. Address SEWING, | Fe eetiet hers sare tng tear ROOMS IS |S ret thay Ue paid in board if satistectory Mr. and Mrs. Tantends, Mr. and Mrs. Lig satisfaction. a police force to watch him. nw, Cbce Apply to JAMES E WAUGH, 933'F st. | Star ofiice. ih it Bz monn. Ave eb ppomases oF at Koom 11. Robbins | =e fn = Mr. and ies MeMillan. and cn gu 9 — ae “If I had my way,” said the judge, ‘no W ANTE D-pimepiATEL, a woman To | WANTED BIA FRENCH MAID AND CHAMDER. | Sullding, cor. sth and Fists. nw. es RSIATE BROKYR, Bi GeawAN Beat Stanton, Miss Sherrill, Mr. William Acklan, i i special policemen in this city should carry a| WASTE DOMME LY, we maid, 9 Situation;, able, to take care of children | FLOR RENT 2016 H ST. N.W. A DESIKABLE | 5 Miss Sadler of Baltimore, Miss Gouverneur, | Jt is rather remarkable but the most dis- weapon.” The court imposed the maximum | 1004 Ns! mw. Nee OF ® Young Child. Appty at Lt ners PR tn re r je —— ‘ Dr. bay eee — — Wil- | cordant element in the McCalla court martial Petaliy foc crying concealed weapons, = or | WWANTED-IMMEDIATELY —A FIRST-CLASS Ws D-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, NURS | (and Baw REM HOR Poe 98: son, Miss Condit Smith and Mrs. Berdan. } ty days said he was sorry it could not Barber; sood w: st e1 ors, Muids, Pi Sar was Harmony. ninety days, and sai sorry 3: good wages gi Waiters, Drivers, Maids, Porters, Bartenders, Minister Palmer has gone to New York, where - be made more. Murray was also held in $1,000 | Bed apply. C. P. RALLO, 1718 OD We Housekeepers and others: Maids and — to — . : i fee. , = : ; sER: | ¢ jouseman, Frenc ds); cities, country 36. Of . Mrs. Palmer remained with the Sena heky ouunix semmin. bail for the grand ee See. Wan eupeee MApHy Srth econ: and resorts. BURNHAM'S, 1110 Gstn-w. ml7-62 | nention Pata front doors ‘. ‘The fiving visit made by Mr. Paln ? i ating dent 4 ~ Serer ments and one-s! brick su ; mood ® _ give all hie frionds time ‘to sco him. but those | Rhode Island Republican Editor: “We are Death of Col. W. H. Chase. Frenne eas my p MZORIINE ave. A SeeeEOT AMS ORSERD d. with choice bearing fruit tress south trons: tear, “who did meet him were delighted to see him | raising money to establish an organ.” Col. W. H. Chase, a well-known citizen of the | mist” basenient, puree AGryeriG isaac ee locking so well. The minister and Mrs. Paimer | ftnode Island Democrat: “Well. it won't be | District, died at his residence, 1125 Lith street V A GOOD ICE CRF. - < will leave New York for Detroit sou, and thes Sa at to return to this city until the — years. Col, Chase was a New Yorker, who Vv D-ONE WHITE AND ONE COLORED | CITY INTELLIGENCE OF FICE ana Mr. Frank B. Loomis, who sails from New| Julius was among the trees on Rock Creek | came out with a regiment from Otsego county, eal 1 < York mext Saturday for France, where he will | Yesterday and came across a beautiful birch. | in that state, during the war and settled hero | WWANT#D—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, RESI—BY KR. 0. HOLTZMAN, KEAL ES sd Insurance Broker, 1th and F ste. uw, our onder will HOUSES. 7th and E nw, yt nw. 16r.8150 1623 18 WaiSr157.50 N41 R au upright organ and don’t you forget it.” northwest, yesterday at the age of sixty-three | BUDD, su du at uws) "Tues MINKE & | WW ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIRST-CLASS 14th st. nw. ity | be filled with dispatch. May Building, ape D.w., 10F W108 00 Nave nwa > <TED_GO 8 AGEN! OR YOU! 100 ~00 A et we, Lit. { wT aaOR, a ‘ tor General House Work in Family of Two; good ANTED-GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR é 4 3 Hail, 20 floor,419 12th Store room cor. let and enter upon the duties of a consul in the sonth- ) “What a tree for a picture,” he suid enthusi- | when the war closed, He served in the eity | wasuer and irouer: “Appiys wits vel-teuces af Weeckeataraon 3 teas, Wettroms, Nuceee Sus st? 150 Note we ern part, left the city lastevening. Mr. Loomis | asticaily. council one or two terms and for many years | 15% 15th st. uw. z =a abroad; ail Lave references, 613 7th wt. hw. mlvett cre en L2St HG, Store soem idat Wat leaves a host of friends in this city. | “A little too definite in ontline,” said his | ¥4¥ 4 clerk in the Treasury Department. He | Wy ANTED- RAL LADIES AND. Gi - | = TED Ai SiMADONARERES— RRaTORE tgs Ste and dwe. i Mra. Heaven and the Misses Heaven of No. | companion critical! fe t rather the | Served a8umember of thé board of school | ,vygiee (On oSheclal Work” duriug the’ suuuier “for Cooks, Chamber Mtaid, Writress, Laundrenses 7 Ine, ar sett 2000 K strect entertained the Spanish class on | C™Panion critically. You want rath trustees for some time and for about | Building, cordet 7thret: ald Pa. ave midst" artes, Sekmnstrens, Men Waiters, Cooks, Couch ) REFICES Str eal Gata weed 2000 ert . uggestive touch of Corot.” four years Was =a justice of — the : JOMAR TO Goo AN: But . - + 20 t0 50 Elegant roc —y : 4 . ‘The ladies of the clase | *UR8E : i r TANTED— WOMAN ‘TO COOK AND DO 6 Todt oa OFFICES. Sore their Spanih’ mantillas aud thete was | “Um-ah-er,” hesitated Julius, “a sort of a| peace. “Under” the “board “of public | Wants eae tom, 0 COOK AND Do * ANFEDIA-VOUTH- 18 YEARS OF AGE DE | oo on tn. re. teens = — agg Nie [Omeina ck works he was an inspector of sewers. He was | st WASTED. D ; DE. joor the pleasing music of the mandolin. T ‘orotmo, ©: : : ; A = sires # Position; has had some experience in thet hn special feature of this mecting was that the prominent in the incorporation of the Nationa WANTED EXPERI bookkeeping and typewriting | owns machine, real a acre Fel Bide, roon, 0 weutes wan cackoenee ot Minieeh Guha, the = 3 Tniversity and for a number of years was the ply af 1637 Late a satate preferred. Address RICK Star cihee in l6at G15 7h nw. rod aud S19 958 Le ce 8 preparation of which was superintended by a | Th House should pnt an ad eulgarorem duty | secretary of the facuity. - He was nlso an active ANTED_A THOM D-SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, COOKS, hates The above ison rtion of i important positic he above igcnly a portion of the pn ; ee mabe " Beck Vv perty on my Na? who i thoroughly posted on the Spanish | 2 its own proceedings. member of the Potomac Fruit Growers’ Asso- B House Keepers, Drivers, Porters, Kiteben ‘or full list call at othee for bulletin issued on, cuisine, Water was poured from Mexican bot- ciation and quite prominent in the temperance a atte PO! Soe ser) "eitiem country at Fe 20 aa Prat nae : a The fact that the Charles Macalester took @| cause, He leaves a widow and three children, ANTED—NEAT GIRL FOR ¢ AL, HOUSE- 2020 Coun. ay. ¢rear). #: Conn ae. treats OK bi 440 FST NW TWO-STORY BAY tles that gave it a pecul: vor, and the “aqua work, stay nights. sinall family, 85 per month. de pina” was a refreshing Leverage made with | load of 400 passengers to Mt. Vernon on her = are grown. His funeral will take place pineapples. first trip last week is regarded as a dainty com- | Wednesday afternoon. , : This afternoon the clerks in th ot } The subject of the nursery talk at Mra. Cool- } pliment to Charles's brother Ward. cngiimawhere. Ook Claas Sas aaislovedr sate forofice idge’s residence this afternoon was “Bathing —- and took suitable action of respect to the mem- | dualfications and amount expec myld KO. HOLTZMAN, 10th ana F ets. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS] FRSEA Wishes. aides window, press brick f modern; 1 good condi and street cars. rent ¢ y1o-at HEKKON & Gert 4 bath ail 40 por momth,. AMEX, 1307 F wt. st. Uwe ite ) STENOGRAPHER AND moud" operator preferred) ork for week June 10-17. Addvess, stating WANTED, — PARTIES HAVING HOt Rent : 6 \F Aarts fg ive7 Low ‘to communicate with us W 5S Or. 0 a Delyhtfol Summer House, 20 and emergencies. Stanley Africanus will get a new Tennant for | ory of the dead, (iets have more applications tan we at ‘ill Lio y's | 478 Eaw..be.cmater. 14:30) { Sloue ou commer with mde yard aud por b be ? i 4 al USE Z 3" E EN oe ind. ehited by the yaar The Bennings Social Club was recently enter- | nis house in London. Her other name is Doro- EE Wianmrn, Wintec rea Colos RRTANTED 70 BUTA HAMMOND TePEOR | JRO RENT six koow RICA tained at the honie of Mr. Morsell Bowie of | thy and ahe is to be his wife, Indictments Reported Today. Fam: and Dairy Ha : We E bear care ad Prince George's county, Md. There was plenty pune aS The grand jury today fonnd indictments See ae es address D.W. HENRY, Koom WE el Pion nce Ast Se THE BENNINGS DISASTER, against William alias Roxy Ross, house- D WOMEN WOME those present were the } Roberts, Belle Coom Mamie Eowie. Mrs. Bowie of Prince Geor, Bessie Fowler, Mor: terworth. Duncan a Messr Prince Georg Nye Worthing a wy ~ VANTED—TO RENT SAFETY ry and Mrs. Alien | £Fial Of Gatemam John A. Richardson } Pike, larceny; Sarah Anderson, do.; Joseph Setefedcbty renewal nmtneg att ate Swine Wouter iatdaen in the Criminal Court. Davis, larceny from the person; John Burke,|Gatnw. s _ | Makes a Specialty. ; se | 14 Crogin, Whistler. But-} I ohiot | Rousebreaking: Wi. Calston, receiving stolen | “WW7ANTED_AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF: | DooTeand Windowstoorder. __myl-lm_} 19 Lee aud Allen Bowie of ee le the trial aeteha eee till Monday next. ment positions prepared, May Building, 7th & bnw, | to be expended on the property 7 burldine, & peri ‘ames. Hatry Naylor, | son, the railroad gateman, on the charge o! m3-18t* interest, paid n. Crogin, Morris, Chesley, | manslaughter in causing the death of Francis ‘OMEN COOKS, $10 TO D-1Y KNOWN and Carpenter, 1400 Stouxh 01011 Rigen HAT ©. D, COLLINS 17-719 sth st now, Makes a Specialty of Remodeling and Jobbing. Screen Ket. uw vas Conn ‘sve, Lat t.extended, mite at KIGGS ST., FROM JUNE 1, 4. a SETTLE & pon Pa be RENT Fat. nt annually; ho commission, Address Star oftice. md 9-3" The First Corps’ Meeting. SOK KENT— UNFURNISHED Flats in “The Milt 1 Fayotte terrace. . 820 : : y ANTED 7 a . - - 4 Lavette terracenw 30 ¥ : ; 5 “ook, ers, Coachine: yANTED 81,500 Fi vO YEARS wi er ri * Fowler, MeGre gor. Ed. and James MeAulle ‘A. Godivey Veceuierit tat, when foc gar |< Generals E. 8. Osborne, Jose ph Dickinson, J. Wie nie ‘on me] — uo ne ae W anemic Boron aes mes = TH S ig by Hs, om ae g a. : “4 Breckenridge. Drs. Brightwell and Addison of pa S. McCalmont, and W. C. Yally, Hon. Mark H. worts. DIt AGENC 13 7th st. p.w. m1g-4t! cient real estate in the city of Washington, rhe wee + Washington, W. &. Chichester, jr., of Mont- | sous were killed by an express train running | Hugnell, Judge W. G. Vea: Wane Tiemps| enol een a oaaW Greer atare x | mission. “Address MONE, Star office. "117_3t 2 Chapin at. anuunaneaned aes eet, Be into a cages ot Reanings reed cromting Of Te)... sal F. Halstead. Captains A. H. Van| Wise tiasan Sursce and Lagadreses r PARTY OF SHE_OFMICE oF ak a cab TAICH, FOX & BHOWN, There was a large attendance at the closing j Baltimore and Potomac railroad was resumed. | Weusen. MM. Whitney and A. B Jameson, J, | M3 Ne: Reieeteezd ket will Pay uals for Youu Trott ior. 2 57 Deka. ave we meeting for the season of the Shakespeare | The testimony for the government was con- = v fs nn 2 : “ Hillyer Pi, | JQek RENT z k H. Stine, historian, first corps, Past Com-| ygraNteD_a MaN and 20th instants, sae ta | I Sigenoe on 5. Och 20m ond boon ea. Oe «hub, ee A poeipes pane Paar cluded Friday, and the defendant continued nder W. S. Odell and M. B. Hatch, son of V HOOKS; 1 be A No. 1 and well recom WaNteey HINGTON TYPEWRITING wa cag PC amon evening. Mr. E. B. Hay, the presideut; Mrs. i oday by calling Lewis Johnson, ‘ sh. called on Secretere pep n. | Address Hox 47, Star office. __mylt V chine No, 2; mits in good condition am perm 3M. Bittinger. Mr. 3°Q. Bi Herth, | bis testimony today by calling Le Gen. John P. Hatch, called on Secretary Proc- = TENGGRADHEE AND OTTER | EO: io HERDER E Davis. THoMAS J. Fi nec : Linceln, Mies Wilson, Prevost. Mr. Frank, | Clored. He testified that he rode in the | tor Saturday to make arragements for the next state uslary expected, qualifications, | —@¢-30°__ oes 1106 6th st. nw. nents een a2 ith st. for five end Mr. Tweedale, Mrs. Belle B. Bond, Miss Leavitt, | Wagon from 16th street to the restaurant at the | annual meeting of the first corps atPortland, uarried or siugie, sex and age. WaAnieoen BAUM VAYS THE WIGhEST Gast | SE REST IIL VERMONT AVE. 10 Rooms, | “tues harm Temuretiw ly. carriage roomie ahd rovme Mr. Whittaker, Mr. Gadbury. Mr. J. B. Philp, | bridge. aL ian ee ee che Office and ‘Store “Fixtures. Enure Households s “SOHN alse Grow Stisn con huet Miss Poesche, Mr. Ballin Mr. Patizzi and 9 * 2 wi — TIDY, RESPE Gen, Osborne requested Secretary Proctor to } Cook, Wasi aud Tron ina p NBENS, cor. livth and H ste uw ABLE GIRL TO | specialty. Storage on reasuuabie terms, Addrons The government objected to witness testify- ate ily; must - Oth st. nw. 14] my17-Im others took part inthe musieal and dramatic 20K KENT 3 FIRST-CLASS KESD = ve t -. . 2 - “ (OR RENT— Doth st. 1515 Kbode Island P. ing to the condition of those in the wagon, but } ayow his name to be presented for the office of | $8 Wehts. Apply 414 Lotn st. n.w., first “door be- TF ANTED = “5 7 5 o ich were of a delig ars : : 5 ary te @ presente ; ae :D-A SMALL FAMILY To CARE FoR A | M* Stott Manso Rew. Apply to ane ba re hae ee i pasagen soma would not object to testimony as to Godfrey's | president of the First Corps Association, in |<" roe A) Furnished House, walling to papa nowiual rent | 21241 wt. Or Ven 1.3. SHEPD, BS 8 6 eave her | condi aw : ; ; x d e sumer months. Ls 1, Be - A ad cued ke honed cou nny ope Bah tices |< Ele oeaet taeda foe the Burpee ae | Seen ewes aetiierr’ eager iene 2 wuced apply. @ Reba es oe miese Or Pm Rei cus arin Mone en ABS 8 f is allowed to see any eb OSE e e a “ * | corps were at liber 10 comma: ima if he | others ueed apply. @ = = = “ ist et, 127. tse witha & Dupont Circle, 9 necessary to the sick room. Mrs. Gosling, her | throwing light upon the conduct of the men | oonid be of any servic Lothrop. my ~ HORSES FOR PASTURE AT LAKE th, Vr, 2.1.. 6U. | Apply CHARLES BAKU, doc Lath st. daughter. is with her, having beer summoned | the Wise Bann: coms aestion could be asked. he - 0} WaASTED-A YOUTH NOT UNDEK 16 VRans Mrs. 'N. J. WAGNER, gris one by telegraph. Witness testified that the party in the wagon | THE CHEROKEE COMMISSION, of axe to learn the Drug Business. Inquire 10th | my16-6t Rockville Ma. 2th 13th st. uw. COR. Maan, ave ‘ — i but he did not see any whisk: snd Rests. nw m17-3¢ | ——— = 1% H st. tric was ligbtung, MLISKEL The engagement of Miss Juliet Kendall of | Were singing, but he ¢ ae on Y- = : mG REW AX ‘Haae | NNANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER OF HORSE molt . . Norfolk, vo 40 Mr. Rates Pata of Washing- On cross-examination witness suid that he | They are Obliged to Give the Indians a ED—A WOMAN TO SEW AND DO CHASE | Wa pasture ab NW RINGO aso at Avene = ton is announced. left the wagon halfa mile from the crossing © Work; must be a very xood seamstress, Ap- | Ma., eight Mrs. English of 809 12th street has gone to | *"4 the party were singing till he left the 3 qiles from this city. Runtune water 508 Prospect st., Georgetow mi — oe 4 i every field, with plenty of share; good stabling and OK KENTOIN ANACOSTIA—ONE VERY ato Feast Today. K tractive Cotiawe, good water. trees, Rowers and He did 4 ines ny of th party. — T 1 KIENCE jee care. per mga roe pera House, —— — cng hy ‘S, ary b = wagon. He did not w any of the iY. A 5 i = _wee = asmak- | Washington,or JA IN, Avenel P. stal Koos tu: . Baltimore to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. Lane. | “480% , He did not kuow any of the party. | dispatch from Iowa Village, I. T., via Guth rh Drewsiuak a tug im a delautful, boca ew mn17-s* | Komery count; M.A. GRISWOLD, Auscostia, Dx ply to Miss Roberta Piatt. daughter of Lieut, Robert | nings; knew Richard H. Pratt, and he would | Ti¢, Oklahoma, says: The Cherokee commis- - : @ VANTED—DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- ook KENT— Platt of the navy, gave a delightful “musicale” | not like to believe him on oath. | sion, after having wandered around the Iowa | W 4X t)Ponducted te ladies tes ‘and Wome, A Bimpieprenn Fisotia at her home, 411 B street northeast, Saturday John F. Weeden gave similar testimony reservation for 24 hours in futile search of tie | white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor. city | ~? ; erences: L Ribu, 319 11th and M sts, s.¢.: J.T. Campbel dress WM. H. YOE, Anacostia, D assisted by Miss Macnichol, Miss Dexter an ansaeie Bryant, colored testified that he | Iowa Village, were fonnd yesterday by two In- | *22,s$stes,, ith Fefereuces, memoved to 70¥ Miss Carson. Among those present were Mr. was hunting on December was approaching | Ber at by chiefs to see what | Yyraw Mere. and Mis Farnsworth Mr-und Mrs, Hod’ | the railroad; heard some one cal, “stop, stop,” | #ian scouts sent out by the chiefs to soe what | Vy axTED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL : kins. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bazger, Mr. and Mrs. | and another voice said: “D—n it, we can ma ives, whom they had beeh awaiting fore day, | 12 Washing and Ironjt: sunt. bring good relerences, near de 8. C. Ramage, Mra. Carson, Mrs. Waiker. Mise with a lantern, and when witness ao eas hey ba een hielo | pha Call before ¥ am, and after 5 p.m. 1211 KL. ave. nw. Strong, Miss Scott, Miss Heath. Mr. H. L. | crossed the Baltimore aud Ohio track he saw a | The party arrived Sie the let or the : Maaaded. We te Mallam, Mr. | horse. A train was coming toward the city | ver the conference with the chiefs of the tribe q A 2 mid. im* ESIKING CABLN PHOTOS ery, 459 Pa ave, ‘Two positions given, Best ligt in . ington Torehildren, mbt 1-sia 7 ry - | rreT VANTED— HORSES TO PASTUKE AT GEN. VED "A FIRST-CLASS ARCHITECTURAL | Whulea Stock bart at 89 per month ; Dest of pas- st new. 10r sith, 17 1 + vante Q ‘ dress B.M.V., Staro tat: | gree JOR RENT—LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOR RENT ROOMS. 2 Strong. Mr. Oskar | When he heard the call. Oa ected fp telah ee nt beat rar dM eres bp dpe MER erent ture, running water aud plenty of shade, with careful | Wuouse, witht stable, tine location upto 1S. Krutzsen, Mr. Richmond and Mr. Barton. Isaac B. West,colored testified thathe was with | tilking, and for four hours explained their side | img yalun expected and expenence. (No oue who bas | atreation. Apply. tg General, Maunger, T of the case. When Commissioner Jerome | Year or lohwer, very moderate rent. Apply 1319 N st. Ferrer m17-3t" Sor 6 Dewral PRIVATE FAMILA, Lieut. John Miller Carson. jr.. of the fifth | the lust witness December 14, and corroborated baler Gee Oth st. and Louistant him, stating that he heard a train approaching | attempted to set forth the government's offer 2 one call, t to perform any work in the line of his profes- dapply. m16-3t* = {OK KENT—A NEAT SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, | fePtted. papers eB Oudy 5 cavalry, has been spending a week im Wash- prs cea ther ) the Indians refused to listen. Medium Horse, ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK TO GO OUT ANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL | Fwitcrandea ene ee $16.30 per month. | TS eanona tay 19 Be ington visiting his father, Ma} Joba M. Carson. | ott tte eg ok oie ca ketenes | tha second chief and spokesman fortlie Indians, | Ws MY icredibinttrmcnmage ever work lone twat | Aiatois Wetec. Penta cit ower! ate aid, “Gi , d—n it, we can ke it bs He is fresh from five years of service in the In- | pee: tho coh con a ite te ae theses | explained that dheis stomachs wero empty | e%% disn territory, and will in a day or two assume | snd the gates were down low enough to prevent | While the white man’s stomach was full. He | WA the duties of adjutant of the post at West Point | S'tuam peonug but not to proveut’s mah evens | asked that the commissioners provide a feart cy ey uae of Sub. "Books, sold ou installn.cuts of for | WANTED LADIES THY “ORANGE BLOSSOM, don't apply without first-class refer- Y ly Tree Hot . and substantial er. Slip Covers cut abd made: ft | WARKEN CHOATE & CU., 61 th st. . Ae ee et - | guaranteed. C. NELSON, 1223 sts tw. 10-665 - oS wh ancien D-AGENTS FOR THE BEST AND Lar. | © JQOR RENT 176] PST. NEAR DUPONE c = airy secoud-story Kooms, €35 and Board JUK RENT 406 K st.n.w., new store, suitable for confectior ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, SUITA> Weekly to competent agents. FAULKNER a sure cure for fermale diseases, saunple free. Also Ne 10F Liglit hottsckeryinge. £0 parties without chil Among the members of the family presen at | ing. for the Indians, and then they would proceed | x ALLAN, 910 F at. bw. z __ mI6-3eF Lay saents co col De moors ry plexion Lotior, dren. Appiy to 1919 H Bow mie-3t* Miss Blaine’s wedding Saturday were Mr. and TESTIMONY OF THE GATEMAN. with the negotiations, ‘The commissioners were WiANEEDCAN ACTIVE aAN FoR Eacu sec | MPa f'ane Scan sca ~S> Fos BENT S8 1i2e SUM ST. NOW, ONLY SIR Mrs. Robert Blaine and daughters and Mr. The defendant testified that he bad been finally obliged to consent to this plan, and to- tion, salary @75 to #100, to locally represent a squares north of the Patent Office, in s beautiful J+ Y ‘Company incorporate Heary D. Stanwood, nephew of Mr. Jas. day the feast will be served, srice \WANTED-LOOK HERE? ALL KIND OF FUR- E ST. 8.W., GR. AND BATH: | tors brick, cast frout > News Warten LL FU ne AND BATH; | tors Urick, east frout, Three Newsy Puruished Lanwe mace yard. NIC it Blaine, and his wife and daughters, Having | "*#bman eight years anda half; that the gates SC WOTnE RRIGE: cont. “Aino a Latiy of Vict ealuey #40, to curull eaeue 3 'New York ave nw. 21 0G = A “samalmmelsmndeetionn arrived late their names were inadvertentie | bad been there about three years and up to QUEBEC WILL FIGHT. tera (80.000 nowt enrolled: #10, 000 yaad iu). Mefer- | _m6-Tm* __WM. F. REAMER. gigine OK KENI—SEVEN UNFURNISHED ROOMS; & pi od 4 rf d ti ade + stegeie sees, Saenenie a aaa ee yANTED-FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP- Ow a. cunibted froms the published lis - = — ae Pa pielagrs: pei Premier Mercier Declares Annexation or | ©14 a eae V T1312 WALLACH 1 ot The wedding of Mass M. Grace Parkhurst of tion, also, stocks of ‘all kinds of merchandise, th 3 : ‘ ir 1 4 gauee antcnians Baticen oe ‘A WINSTON, Gem of a House; 6 rooms sud laree double cellar, | PYOR KENT— FOUR LANGE DE 6 etown to Mr. John H. Darneille of N there was a great dealof hallowing. The train Independence Inevitable. 7 ANTED- LEARNER RR PROF. CHRIST- | myl-lm = H Food yard. all muocérn imuproveneuts, uewiy papered F ‘ on first four ivr Yorke city will take place at encille of New | was approaching. He had come out of the box to , ais ‘ F Where international etens; with ary Aenean AO ee throughout. luquire ob preiuise mid-or 2008 14th wt. w the Deide’s father tomascrat we residence of | vet coul and told Godfrey, who. was in front, | Premier Mercier is out & rabidly bitter | rule or tape mcswure alone, aa all aciontitic tailors cat: | WW Ativan winter sual Subcver FOR REST UUNE 14 TL3W, THREE | oon next -aWO UPPER FIDOES ON FERC wide’s father tomorrow morning at 10 < ee kepeaeel "4 ‘ : prtterns and materials cut and mad ctu) co's Livery E 71 tory Brick House; 11 rooms besides bath: mc x . Pv 200) 1N PENNS O'clock. ‘They. will leave immutiatey sitet: | & SOP. Godfrey started to check up the horse, | program for the electoral campaign, in which | no. SJ. MESSI, 1403 Mel aves Rerroeds Bunce trom City: OH. ¥. CAME. sige, | impe sid lange Trek stables a Ach ea ee Re be acta FADORS C8 EEN ward for their home in New York. — ene ag bap wie a = ae Bo. We | he says if the federal goverument continues its | a? Mi m7. Inquire on premises, offices or plictoxraph gallery. For particulars address ‘s a ict can make it,” and struck the horse, Witness then Sr : AKL, sarofice my 17 ae of centralization the colonial bonds JOK RENT—FURNISHED-ONE LARGE AND One Susall Room, quiet neiubutboud, mo chile south fromt, Atoll Pet ow wy oe OK RENT—s01 127H ST. N.W, HANDSOMELY Furnished Rooms, second and wird Roors, house liey : =e Mr. John W. Mackay, the bonanzo king. has } undertook to lower the gates, but was not , Policy WANTED--HOUSES. 3 a. he | : v1 ® cal . } —— is. m been in the city since Saturday. On Sunday | ick enough and the gate bars struck the top | must be broken, Such # calamity would be cheat "‘Teat @1 box of 50. cheat. At DICELED | offi: evening |b ined with Senator Jones of }0tthe wagon. The train then struck the | followed by annexation or independence. Wane? ‘TO BUY BRICK OR FRAME HOUSE | old stand, 1011 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ft Nevada, incompany with Col. Ochiltree and « | Wagon and witness got his lantern from the | Quebec would not stand by and see her rights in nee mgatown, ich to Geel with W AXTEDIEVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB arty of charming Pacitic coast ladies, Mrs, | box and went to see who was hurt. He den tampered with. She would fight if necessary, | @wurr. Address for one week, Loc v - Hilicnwoss, the Pittsburg Agent, located at 721 H a. = - EET aE 7OK RENT— yANTED-—WE HAVE ODDS AND ENDS IN CI- RE Wieeturi eocaun eooes 10 sell very FSi aw, = vEsenreoat . come the French Cat Capitol Station. es st. ne., is kept busy putting up A. Northrop's Patent first-class; privat band 4 Mackay will, as usu: nd the season in Lon- | that any one wrapped him up or jand if war did come the French Cauadians | SUD sve By GARERUL-VENDS dlingoaud tide Walle Wend torsieonian eertk tere OK RENT : FURNISHED PARLOR don in the grand house of Lord Dudley, he saw Pratt or Brent. The tirst person | would detend themselves as they knew how. — | WY Ay iPRo BY HAY 2s, BY CAREFUL TENANT Seek ood ogg wl Spy . she will dispense that mas a he saw was Officer Wheclock and then Mr. Se Bite ea Bent, Near thor Lith st car Keut nor to exceed | WY ANTED ALL USERS OF TYPEWRITERS TO ck 112 Uist nw that has made her for years the ack sed | Graves. He denied that he had been drinking Sawtelle’s Vest Found, $10. Address BUSTUN SHELDON, star office. 19- have tnde beter a ae | ee O STRLET, A HANDSOME leader of Ameri broad. that day. | Interest is renewed in the Sawtelle case by WITH EIGHT TO TEN | bons for all machines, each, $7.50 per dozen. on third fe e 8, betwi rT, faciue wonth, Rew Bouse, private family , references reguited. m. 2 JOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- municating Kooms, with board for two, @40 per {month; tor one, So! private tumily: all convent Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wilson hav Mr. Paul Musselman of Philade Iphia, On cross-examination he said he did! the finding of a vest supposed to have been tally —, eo Gaeta ee Lr | Hiram Sawtelle’s by a party of fishermen on daily oi ha fe y were due. a peel , ane z - He did not know the” congressional | the bank of Keyes brook,near Great Falls, N.H., NO LICENSE FOR THE GLOBE | express. He only kx arbon, all colors, $3 per hundred’ Satisfaction guar- sauteed or money Fetunded. “Bend or call tor catalogue, apyi-im Wane Pave as a gues th, Gand Sse u.w. Address, = tering, location, &¢., PURCH 1w m1 RSA, 5 OTHER Writinws to Revise, Correct and Typewrite; WANTED, 5 WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE-A woof the passing trains | not far from the country road traversed by Sinall House, not to exceed 81,000. Address wierelices #1VeR aud required 935 Pet. pw. 8 5 es contidence (guaranteed ; translations. 3. mds ~tt — by seeing them approaching. | Isaac on the fatal night and not more than one | W1DO% eure Some ook vtr_ | FLYNN, AM. Ivy Institute, established 1876, 3 JOR KENT West FLATS, 2620 °K ST. "1 rorge “ ‘stitie h e dre yards e e b r & SUMMER CE F aa w.. Nos. a > vt « - -” 4 zy a = - 7m “+f 5 ke pe ibrellas and Parasols Covered, and Re- entol Lew. dr. 9 | month. hee ja BE. OD Premises the District Commissioners. but did not hear the train, Witness lived | wan a hole that might have been made by a bul- one = . SHASE, 314 Pa av Navy pl. ne. or. 0. bpitired to apply to B TWO TO SEVEN LARGE ATKY UN” In the Conrt in General Term —Justices | 8¢tly 600 yards off, but did not hear of the Ith st., opp. Star offi | let and the surrounding cloth had the appear- z rene Hows. wood, tue, ‘beatiful Locality g " ident till next afternoon, | ance of being burned by powder. The collar grounds: from June 1 to Sept. ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING A. Kovernnent offices a Haguer, James and Cox—ti ek the Waited t tas closed the: tastivinay amd thd lw Of Ghie)| vac toca Gown in to beokoca: thers eeee an | 2et0 ee aie Se eae W ittccrsting, Works: pectines berenk, SEP naua ave 2 States ex rel. Roop and Nopper of the Globe | ca w discussed, after which the counsel pro- | tinct blood stains in the front. SS mol Poses, Made, Overs Furniture Steamed apd, Moths UNFURNISHED KOOMS. NEW , . ca Destroyed, F.H. YOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Telephone ot eg he Theater against the District of Columbia | ceeded with the arguments, | eee iS Ware, ROE DERTRABLY ZOCATED | 10gus ies $ vr was and oaths, chewy decided this morning, Justice James de- wr reer wrewesaunr Y no hge Gelotes sceiare rete price aud umber of rooms on Ist floor; to d ANTED—TRY SCKIBNER. BE a a = me > pormlhu id: Galideot ae cance te . THEY WENT WITHOUT DRINKS. | Bastino Ipoido stepped out on the northerly | Swuer preterrd. HOME Qs Star oflice, “mst N dhe, Table Goods, 0c. per, pound.” Coukluw, 9 209 Silat ae 3 1004 MST, NW. FOR A GENTLE » Of the + denying the pened - 7 * 4 TANTEDOTO ke OR THE SUMM | 1c. pour ran! ot to #troi Br uy st st. xt Prayer of the relators for a writ to compel the | Yesterday Was a Day the Topers Witt | "200m of the Interstate National Baul on tae | A eee aie a Fatuvthed Hare MA AbGE | Rutter, docs) for ous month, or ‘mowey refunded: BH WARMER £ 00.016 Fetaw. -B.--Dou't take any thing that is “just as good aa Serib- ner's," or “all the sine thi T_STORE AND DWELLING, 171 AND | WOR RENT AT “TH ; Store Room, 1710 4 He S28, 329, 330, | comfortable G-room br. d.. uice location, NU Est Navy Place Re. bet. Uth aad ; “ | second floor of No. 167 Broadway, New York, | event’? i between H and Uth ata 29 Commissioners to issue a license to retail pong Ki . [seers $ Yr + | Eiht Kooms: loest ween H ati ats, DW, Dat stated that the place had been used as | Commissioner Robert's policemen did not | on the iron cormee. « pail and brush in hand, | WWANTEDTA GENTLEMAN AND WIE ee = ; : it children, desire the care of a Farnished | > = = | and I. o “ ie ee | pre] ‘ory to washing the windows, few nay = fal pero! 7 3 theater for thirty years; that they have leased | “Wink” at violations of the liquor Jaw yester- | Preparatory ig th A few | House fer the suinmer mouths; personal acceution E BUCKINGHAM.” 918 AND $20 Loth st, McPherson square, delighttul rooms, Stugie aud cu suite, Rret-class board reasonable prices my 14 -sbt* JOR KENT—911 1S80H ST. NW, BY PRIVATE . . ri Handsomely Furnished Parlve A “ POR a eareag minutes later the people passing on the oppo- | yiven property; city references, "Address SU) WANTED—LOTS. hamber, with private bath, ou second floor, ¢3. % cate Neweker ie, 1888. that | day ana the day was one of the “dry” Sundays | site side of the busy’ thoroughfare ‘had sit. | Piste. ster otic iit a Eh = AUTIFUL | House and locatiun Arvt-class tu overy particulas, they have had bar room license | 84h as were experienced two years ago when | nessed an electrocution, and “Tony” lay dead TANTED— THE CARE OF A FURNISHED > bd ASERS, ck Frout House; 9 rooms; finished in | 17-38 = 7 < ee ee ini % 4 : a a ‘Two Lots in Brooklaud; either together or sing! ood ; all mo +P pore 4 > ; as their predecessors {that their appli- | the Women’s Christian Temperance Union took | on the flagging below, ee oy oe electric Wi a othe Summer Months, by gentinen must be in good location and tere easy [oc ong STW re dan Boeke T FURS ISHED _DININ io Soom ae cation was disapproved on the report of Licut, | active part in the prosecution of saloon | perpen pete: body ae cidy | Siu say ofc, my WHITAKER, 130744 F st. tw. mi7-3t_ | sonw. to vowing. Aw ctiver ootus ba re z =. £ i leased from the dea a p y cs s — . (| | rrr CURES Mished With every comveutence. 14:53 Lat.u.w. 163° Amis that the place was the resort of idle and | “es. Even the regular drinkers and trusted | Semulated wie, ANTED— FOR THE SUMMER—SATIGFACTORY = = ee ee N m - “ 7 ~ suspicious persons aud that several reports had | friends of the saloon keepers had to go dry a WV esnigucena gat or Ne %te'aaue, | _ FOR RENT--STA BLES, PSST ME wating forint peng = eg wy PS been made of robberies from the person. ‘Yo | Yesterday or quench their thirst with some- Foreign Notes of Interest. Address NEW ENGLAND, Star oilice. mld. Lw' JOR RENY-A NEW PRIVATE STABLE AT 718 Indias ave. near 3d St. wil this report the relators put in @ denial. They | thing milder than beer or wine, The steamships City of Rome, Alaska and Vv TANTED-FOK AS’ NCAT ROPERTY ON 11th st. n.w.; possession Kiven at once. Inquire charge that Lieut. Amiss had been remiss in hus duty in not informing them who those idie JOR RENT 21303% HST. N.W., DESIKABL 7th, Mth, 10th, Lith, T2ek 13th cation, Four Uaturuisbed Koome with by : on premises. myst In many saloons where meals were served | Aurania left Queenstown yesterday for New | gerween Pa ave: sud Hat’ nw ACKER eC . BY, | POR KENT-STABI an ROK RENT_HOUSE “5 ui » UNTIL NOVEMBER 1, iar, Two Unfuruisted Kooms with bath, ; lasses of milk took th lac York within an hour and there is heavy betting | 1008 F st. u.w. m2 180, near lows Circle: capacity, five hurees and moder improvemen $12.09. mm Aas end dissolute Beuple were and in Fefusing to Lemma a it was fasaloeg ee races cutie tee ===> = = | four carriages. “For terais apply at No. i, lowe ¢ Ta JOR KENT_TO TLEMAN AND Wirk On rosecute them and allowing a man to go sev- y le pare sy Paes SA ‘ oY mornings only. an 18-388! ere let Gentleme 0 Bi . - Teal tienes after he bad bees arrested hg liquor at many of the drug stores, A political and scientific expedition will leave WANTED—ROOMS. = JOR RENT—450 NEW JERSEY AVE S raised ete privilege of ccnterers rele List for M bi in Jul: = = —== Fms. and bath. $25 per oh 14600. a SIX | Furnished <p — Ee PT ses refer The “sick story” was told time and time | Lisbon for Mozambique in July. = oon SERRE OF BOUR ROOMS 2INBeS TOD is 3b #25 per mouth, 140.4 n. € 8 rae | cuces required, no other tonalite, 1712 Yih et. lw. pe Feduired to make ile statements under | again to the druggists, but most of the dealers | _ ‘The Italian crown prince wil! arrive in St. | Woctwecn 1st and loth eisinw, on Beet onsecny BUSINESS CHANCES. __ SrCapttol 65 pot ete Mapere Se eanarsot U. | _mi0-de 5s i oath. They further stated that Amiss was act- | declined to sell. There were fewer violations | Petersburg May 30. ee ee ne wel | WV ANTED TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS BARDER | _mL sisi Pet ne _| Ices pas pd poet oe, Oe ing in the interest of Kernan’s, at which place | of the liquor law yesterday than on say Sun- |} a pill has been introduced in the Belgian | WYANTEDTWO OR MORE UNFURNISHED | gt, ee eee Class Board if desired. Terms reasonable. “O12 Mass and at the New National there are bars and | day for a long time, so the police ay. hainlion of & 1 V Communicating Rooms, suitable ‘for Light | Star oflie = oa ave. iw, my 46-30* that both houses have been fined for selling greet seston : chamber of deputies to compel employers to | Housekeeping, tor entioman and wife; horth of Gand | FJOR SALES icious character, and they asked that Amuse 3.200 WILL BUY “ W 1 ENT 916 NEW YORK AVE. N W., NI a . i . i tot LUth, references exchanged, Address WES1- Store aud Kesideuce in East Washington; corner; geen “ RK AVE. 3 W,. NICELY liquor on Sunday. The Law Wad Already — LE eel aa Peath Coralia yee Seatoey sochastiwitiha St | Weer cthag se seer ee ES frost bay window: vom lane, Concreted cl: I Ti=nitoa = ae THE COMMISSIONERS’ REPLY. re re a ee Wea agian, ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, | livemauy “hosts so5- MORSTICAME By eeeeee, OF OK RENT—THREE VEKY LE The Commissioners’ return admits the ap- | #2 4 case im the Police Court today. His| | The steamer Harold has been lost off the | WW tite iiturnitned ee Tce anes — pa ieee ~} yy table for light 17-26 30 F r hed Unt shed. 24¥ prisoner was Willie Robinson, who was so | Hish coast. Six persons were drowned, housekeeping; between 17th and wd and K amg ¥ | 217 ors eee plication for license and 1 1 i “ 7 , offic ¥ QOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOO: ss my1U-3t° oe Oak tt won Ole | Ts hahha ecaid bendix Ge — the |. The premier of New South Wales has had a | 2: JAB. Starottice, ” cee hee aces Bee eee Feo Jok RENT—014 STH ST. NW, FURNISHED spereces ioe the ressens set South in the re-| Toto dem. Ths (polloemen charged. him | leg broken by being thrown from a cab, Wikvome in, the ‘neighborivod of Toth sad Rang | BUeey. 310 SA UUPL BEALMEAR, Fatiioub wee eee vous Beet aud acct dot trina 8 up mee : > ‘lg = { y . ee ane , BEAL L Bui kerr 13s “between Patent uice and Bit. Verwou hguare, pert ot Lieut. Amiss and for other reason, | with breaking a tree. | Russia has made an imperative demand on | nw. Address M.N.,Star Oice, anh7-att | 2 5 — ae on | ome & Som Sous Semen o ol While this report had ite infiuence on their} Didn't you hi ROH SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS | WOR RENT—SMALLECENISHED HOUS ; | iter ining Hoon aut Livtay tendo aan ( Mattattta’ canetal-cenautes bo ehiidsen table for Light | city. ENOCH MARIS &'CO., 4 K and Feat. nw. | miz-at* 614 F st. aw, one square from four unesof cars, references ex- changed. ms JOR RENT—15 eto get in the tree in order | Turkey for payment of the arrears of war iu- Wage By ange LEMAN AND LaD sked Lawyer Closs of the | demnity. ‘Three Unfurnished Rooms, housekeeping, bet. U7th and 223d 1 judgment in the matter, they state that they | to see the boy did not take final action until one ir num- | Oficer. KHC St FUR- if th ” ‘The religious marriage of the Prince de Cara- | Address J. A.'B., Star office. my 1 ee cee ESIRABLE SMALL DWELLING ished Apartments, without board: louse’ newly z oy Pe “No, sir.” responded the officer, “I maki cligious marring Cara | Address J. 4.'B., Btar office," = ; - BLE Ei numned Arertens, without Hoard: oan pre aynflvae meiermigh Uscomy rate ction | oy cases without climbing freen" ™a® | man-Chimay with Miss Clare Ward will take | Wy ANTED-THREE On FOUR ROOMS, SECOND | F'Qlonstore, asceis oiitace ooreea Aad Dee, Ore die oth » beth root abd modern couvenienees. mld Om conduc of the “I didn’t think you could see him without | place tomorrow in Paris. The witnesses for of the business, &c., and they then de- the bride will be Lord L i duct of the busines they d Lytton and Mr. White- Sees teas Ree petite indecent cid net demand | Seetae uy the tres,’ remnantedd the Mewyar _ | Ie Weld ond fit the groom Baron Bevens, the sbar room there, aud that the relators were | The little fellow admi aa falls and told | peigian minister, and thofDue de Fes hot the proper persons to have such hicense, | Of Las — bo Che ly reosived at) ig) Linister, and thel uc de Fezensac, for they did not keep a quiet, orderly place: | the hands of his mother. In consideration of | Crane’s Body Sent to His Old Home. that of the average daily attendance- from 600 | the punishment already received the boy was ap "i — af sapere Siren | pa mers The body of William F. Crane, who com- Floor, Unfurnished, for Housekeepiug, south- ‘hance ‘man, Address, stating Yeruss, Wet. C., Siarofice, | yr nad Chance for sive man, “Apply to ia awa seen ee HK SALE~THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND F1X- Lee MT OBRISHED ROOMS FOR | Wi tures of Lunch sad ister Gare ooh eae a ee ee stn and 14th, E and H | aud ber liccnse: 18 regular Deane: 10 geet eee ate. mw. Address 7.1-Q., Stsrofice, ___ m16-3t*_ | if ranced: no,better location for busiiess in the city; ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN IN STRICTLY | $004 Tessous for pel.ing, Address W bnvate Family south Prone House, northwest, | _uL6-3v Ok RERT IN DESIRABLE HOME—2D FLOOR, uth Frout abd Coupecting Koum, partly fur- Mished, 815: Unturmuahed Room, $0. 3d Rove? Please ant Connecting Kooms, unfurnished, €12.50, Board couvenient; references. 1771 F st. 7-120" 1720 HOST. N.W., ON! ARE jer and Novy Depte.. First oor hand: ‘Trinity Church. {441 12th at.nw., 20r. 1135 oth st. n'w., Nime-room Brick: all ind. any conyenient to Census aud Pension Offices: 840. pergons—one-half ” ee a ) somely furnished , also # row! Koow. gentiewe ns maple ths. —— mitted suicide Tuesday of last week in Kansas | Pith of withau’ Hoard. & Whole Secoud Floor or | 4oR LEASE—ABOUT 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF | “1503 Vermont ‘comp. furn.; 1Ur-: all mi; | preferred. eae a paral Fea Brel ae ony — Suicide of a Bishop’s Niece. | City bf aending « vullet through his brain, was | ENGAe"* noes Aree Box 34, uta otic, Fricceant en gorth aut ‘Rew durk sve. betwen one [HEKBORD, 1307 Feta | QR BENT—THREE ELEGANT ROOMS SECOND simak Mise Alice May Gernand, the niece of Bishop | forwarded Friday to his old Lome in Laurel, |= STRY HO RD | ana ctorers, Pazhosea: also abet A000 featon | a ozone AND DWELLING, & Rooms | dotmhe cone tole aki east win: - Bachman of the Moravian Church, committed | Md., a telegram having been received from his | WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, | *tthside ot at. between Zotn and 26th ste, uw. PGE il mod ups ise tthet es oe dows; retercuces required. 1101 Kat. 2 Ase? ons Ses eae tne Tetsiremente Of | sniside Saturday by hanging hersslf in the | Wie stking tat the’ boty te mat ten | DTN iw ae | ~ nO BH WARNER & CO._| {iply LOUIS P. SHOEMAKEL 020 F'utw. mi?at” | POR MENT THREE APARTMENTS OF [WOAND ‘and peoperty nner sa the hognes | lay he bishops residence at Dethichem, | clare from Albuquerqua whufe Crane was a | WW ARIE ROHR IRAN MAWES Tuk | GUANCE DRLOM OFTEMED 2M OLD AND | ou unet a xe 3e-n00M ove tx var | Ktieiumetehalati raat casa sesidents and property owners, says the license | $° lawyer and sheep raiser, says that his down fine of cai 4 versity Park, near Jus srlau's, at a reasonabue tS , Pa. It is supposed she was laboring under to the city by ove line rs, Address a Star } iiss it’ ror culars and reason to! Sting aire i for aterm of years, JAMES A BATES & CO. | 82d lows circie. sould, after such peruiission was obtained. be | temporary aberration of mind, She was | {#il began twelve years ago, when he lost sev- office, my 17-2" _ | of the UNITED STATES TKUST COMP: Agee? Yao7 Feet. myi7-3t” | = —— a == refused. for it was a question of police duty, | twenty-three years of age, and her parents | °T#! thousand sheep byw drouth. OARD WANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY aT = we FOR RENT--STORES. and it was uot merely that of a business li- | reside in Wisconsin. Dal Ys $1 ti F some station between Rockville and Washington, HAG & Davis" UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE o -+4 — = sense. The discretionary power given the ae ee Pa an ee re Tee ot ee Be eee ed action, devant pew sprig entfoe fa Jt RENT—STOKE—N.W. COR. STH AND N N.W, board of police was now vested in the Commis- A Hermit Miser’s Money ta Bank. The American swimmer, Davis Dalton, swam —_—_—_——— ee HL L. BUS aie 311 thet. nw, og 5 yao ee 4 sioners. It was not necessary that the report| Larry Owen, Bost , abt " on his back from Putney to London Bridge etc mbordinate suid be Sura out Ey | Qed Sy oe naan, sty Your ody | Sesarday. Ho performed the fest wa ni ___WANTED—BOARD. Y. UVALL, 025 Fat, coaid act on other authority and bad the per- Hi ° clothes on, wearing a high silk hat, and with |p YOUNG MAN (LEARNING HIS TRADE) WANTS “STORE PUSS fect right to take the word of «subordinate. | He ¥4s supposed to be an object of charity,and | : Board and Koora: uot to exceed $15 per month, aco © W. Cue Tauy kad gene Sather cua ieeeeenaee for weeks the citizens of the town had cared fo hands clasped haga svheas and using neither Abo Tb4,Ntar office * bauer 3 26Im” selves and it was only in part that they acted | for him during his sickness. After his death legs nor arms. He lost ground several | = oa the report. but had taken action after per- | €160 in gold was found in hie room, and it was | U°?, i Prigrih Mit obigeondacrpardtrwe BOARDING, FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ sonal inspection. 88 | once remained stationary for several minutes; i : 8NI BUSINESS, Bee I = ~ —S—S—4 iranapumaamen ti tad wish oie Gesaie: | learned that hp ioe $17,000 im bank at Annis- Revertheless he did tha distance in eight Les ores Booms, WITH B = un batho we cures, W.'& “4 et gigte Fonte nr Peo, EINE FRONT OFFICR SEAS cal oxen | mit and miser,eating barel, b to sustain —ree——. aj Y for Hor ches. tHE Wee a1: Ti — THz, tale of, satigues commences at 11 am. life. "He had wo rolativor ‘and mad uo will, 90 pt Indy as obtained $22,000 damages against peas fis eee writ | D)™piscare, evitaliges the went; cures econ Ee rut soon PEEK, pulat; pce lege york, BE: | JOR REXT_DESINABLE OFFICE ROQMS TR OFF O' wing's auction rooms. For | his fortune will goto the county unless un- | thecity of Brocklyn for personal, tajuree cu | = ORLY FURR, long restated medical sione. color, tee! Columbis sf Neven-rocm, Seick ; inne ee, vg ey 3 patticulars see advertisement. adce known relatives appear to claim ik the strvet by the Tall of afguoweweighoed hen | 2 Bog, wath Goad erate sunt, He te, | UUbasT MEbfCRE Stk ha ia quire at 619 Yew eater | Sod ans sae. oTea> Nae my Sham st, D.w.; terms moderate, myli-sa ueity. Cousult free, 515 12thst. a.w, S sirect cars, Inquire at S15 Tet. uw, ml6-se * eratereut, &. T.COUMBE, 1420 N.Y. ave, Wyss EE TL eS ee TER ee Te er wail