Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1890, Page 3

— ae THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON, FOR SALE--HOUSES. _ D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE FOR SALE—LOTS SATURDAY EARLY CLOSING. |A PEAK OF MT. SHASTA GONE |MRS. HARRISON AT CAPE MAY, 1428 CHAPIN ST. COLLLEGE HI Foyer Forse T A SACKIFICE. OWNER LEAVING 1B SALE—A DESIRABLE LOT £550, 82 BE | Superintendent Porter Thinks Census | Belicf That it Has» Dropped Into the | The Presidential Asn’ Arrived Safely 2 N ST. COL RE (Hoag ‘Frame Dwellin ween Oth and | Price 160%, ae ee Stable, on Gellert Hil due tice ot tate SLAES | Teme te cele te ey ret eee SON E28 F Clerks Ought to Enjoy It. Crater. Last Evening. O25 Fat new ee ; a W.C. DUVALL. 923 F Je ot nw. * ee \—PIVE NEW S-STORY AND CELLAR = id ck Dwellings: 6 roms and cellar each: just Compirted; om the south side of N bet, Ist and 2d we. cats amt market <tore near. Only % each. Houses vapered. SWOKRMSTEDY & BRADLEY, 927 F now. Je 0-6 QUR KENT—TO & CAR! aH poriheast Fe. BALE—» BKICK HOUS! modern improvements, on Maryland ave. n. Apply to D. CONNELL, Ist and H sts. nw. Je Fe SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE es i ; 5 : issu ren -| A dispatch from Redding, Col., to the| Mra. Harrison and her party arrived at Cape sadrunning through an agen! Ciatk STS ce Ate: | Honorable Secretary of the Interice bee in| of Mt Shute bea disappeared was noticeable | handsome cottage which was recently pre- tid aidg on Lothar contain meen, On, Comm ave. | formed the superintendent of census that the | from Redding, Col, yesterday Morning. Its | sented to the President and his wife by John Tr sak © ROOMEM AND BU! Nas 7 2 7 turdays juring e summer months | me 601 . . Wo oro ey ReALECA TOT FET ON WEST ORGS | must depend entirely upon the condi- | have been cut short off and to have fallen into | consisted of Mra Harrison, Mra. McKee, Mrs, FRINGE paptocre wid lace mouthlytngnigof Hopt,aueciuwumicel et fo tudor" ong aeaso: | tion of the work, and that the | the crater below, the dopths of which have | Ditnmick, aby Mckee, little Mary Lodge Me- POSTMASTER, Falls Church, Va. JOOS Bue, Sbsttact and deed tree. C.A SHIELDS, | superintendent must decide the question. | never been penetrated by the eye of man. It} Kee and several servants, They arrived im a For sae 1006 Fst. nw. Je20-3t t erty, agood 7-room Brick; mod. rable locality © geod investanent. Ada Se! 0.0 , Star offic hade, hot and e 1 WM oftice nearly two thousands hours of time a week. question. An attempt will be made as soon as | Tun by way of Trenton, leaving Camden at 3:01 70K SALE—A BARGAIN—TWO WELL-LOCATED | The superintendent thinks otherwise. and his possible to explore the mountain; but, as it is | 8B4 arriving at Cape May at 4-50 o'clock, The Lots in Le Droit Park, near the cable cars and as i car was boarded by M: Will Sewell of Sea HE net Sette, Fo gammmeaee Eas | upon the loyalty, indestry: and desternte of | oreree rite anew the work willbe dangerous, | CAr_was boarded by Mra McKeon, who o> Lathe “W* Sauare Took INO. F. WAGGAMAT, 700 | the clerks, It ie hoped and believed tht | PRESERVED BY CUPPER ACID. companied them on the trip to te Poi Th FOLLY tocats: this extra hour is granted clerks will endeavor rec was 10 minutes past 5 when party Fitoune . Washington Gaels ae an M4 to make it up by the prompitude with which | Singular Discovery Made in the Ana- | alighted at Cape M JOK RENT-TO COLORED New Bek Houses in and ith, A aud B sts. and sewer: rent #10 J0. BUG East Capitol st JOK RENT f Brick, im co ke. large yard; NORTHWEST. JLORSALE—A BEAUTIFUL VILLA LOT ON SOUTH Those employed in this office are aware that | is thought that the absence of this old land- | special train of two cars. The family rode im W YORK AVE. N.W., TWe I st, bh, m1, 1 Dot., f.h., 6r. side of Kenyon st.next corner of 13th st., Col. Hts; | the work of the census has just begun, and that | mark may indicate further demonstrations of a | the Private Pullman car of General Manager Siz-room House; sll modern ,816.000)/3528 to S334 F a SPIEL TS, Tee eo, be had—B2e. per ‘ove20 at" | (uring the next six months we shall require the | volcanic nature, Fire has long been known to | Pugh. The second car contained the baggage oa. i OF sth Tn TOtiE a Bi a a ein ab oTe ww. Jo20-3t_, | steady, earnest work of every clerk. In view $xirt in the crater: and A the inva formations of | and half acar of household goods which Mra, oS pottage Row, 47. at. bet He aver 48.4 front cach op n: side Corcoran | of this it might seem to some a mistake to re- pocedir reais Say epbeentnt fae agua pack —— thought proper to bring with her. ice). THOMSS | F Feurglloyasstzeat tobe conctetea. C. Ar SHIELDS, | linquish what, in the aggregate, means to this | Hutereaied That the wp mas oes inert | From Philadelphia the party hed Pleasant : = 1 of nton N.W., 4r C grt dn. iy WV st. uw. 4E 2516 15th st. uw. dr. 8 STORES. 33 7th wt. n. Het. n, oe Nst.fh., 5 two houses ih rear area Poiitin front of the new peta nt for an apartiment house, bargain at G21 they go to work in the morning, avoiding conda Mine. Shoreham Hotel, where they were met by Mr. F" Gia GaMAN Babak | AO Xa 4020-2 Ju0. ¥. WAGGAMAN,. | all loitering at noon and by additional inouates Hamilton, who had carriages in waiting to con- _— KENT—BY THO E. WAGGAMAN _ 302 ESIATE BRO: 917 FST. AW )R SALE—TEN LOTS ON EAST SIDE OF 47a | @°Fing working hours. If all co-operate to] ‘The bodies of three of the five men who lost | ¥e¥ them to the new cottage. In the firet oer. VOR SALE—TEN LOTS ON EAST SIDE OF 4TH this end the ti f thi pees Ps a riage was Mr. McKean, Mr. McKomm. M > et wee! each 17x88-45¢; granting of thisextra hour on Sat- Aneo t . . omm, Mra. Dim- FE fell as Suna inengeine jrle per. saute urdays will prove a benefit rather than a loss | ‘Bei lives in the fire in the ‘onda mine t | mick and Mrs. Sewell, and in the second were oot 'B. H. WARNER & Cu, % Butte, Mont., last November have been found. | yrs. Harri jel. St 50) a po to the Census Office. A few days ago the we 1105 N.H.sve., 9r ‘The “Maltby,” N. J. 408 Pst nw. and B st. uw. mn, Mra. McKee and the two babies ee al superintendent had to make a sudden call for a | The men were miners and the names of the | in the nurses’ arn, They were driven to the WOK SALE—SIX LOTS ON SWAN ST. N.W. C3 ae vb volunteer night force to get out | three are Edward Dolan, Jerry Sullivan and | front of the cottage, a distance of 200 yards, io any one deniriug an lavestincets jeice ree ean | important work that could’ not Harry Page. The bodies of Sullivan and | 84 alighted by the assistance of J. W. Talbot foot only $1.10, BH WARNER SCO. | be delayed. No leas” than two _hune - : he | Of Boston, who has been aiding in the putting : $ 7 ; : Dolan were found lying side by side on the | Oy {nim 4 os) 916 Fst.n.w._| dred and fifty men and women immediately = < of the house in order. The party walked leis- oMce tor ballet eeeed es | FZOR SALE-ONE-HALF OF 8Q and willingly responded, and double that num- | 890-foot station. while the body of Page was | urely into the cottage andapent half an hour om ath st. nw, 20| THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. fronting East ber could have been obtained. It would be im- | found in the main cross-cut, 110 fect from the | looking over and praisi i the delightful ap- BOOM _ BRICK | P5epduare 08 4c. cae eS perfect appreciation for such willingncss to re- | shaft, When the body of Dolan was discovered | Pointments. After every 1S st. u.w., INS1 Veave.n w.8r. i 14109 st. tw. eferr' at pr 1207 F T21 Sth at. a. 14 Lith stn. FOR RENT, BEaua rt Crrele; $46.50 1 Jeoetw Rok RENT—TWw. - 60: NEW AND AT 'y one had had an op- y = 3 ‘i s portunity to take afew minutes’ rest tea was jl 6 gg ES KF bath and. all mod imps; fuse this small boon to those who will have to | it was lying across the bottom of an ofe car. ' 5 r 18. Pric ‘00, A desirable residence. we “ served im the dining room and the life at the Suse iaiores: oe wt eg INO" F WAGGA MAN, 700 Lath st Jexouse” | Hines: beiween 17s aud isth Coming het mast eaenty throughout the | From the position of the body it is thought he | “red ™! White House was quietly begun, Mr. > "Sa ees I ND CELLAR |-"Canay 2 | Pm? Per eauare foot | NER & CO. — . died leaning against the side of the car and| McKean was the only gucst other ‘then the ‘SOG 11th n.w., 108. ith st. n.w., Sr. _ 319 _ 916 F st. n.w. WEST VIRGINIA, had afterward fallen forward after the iron | Washington party. The 2d floor, 408 La. av., 4th fl.3r. La. ave. Hk “= ool breezes of the $40 Sts Ta. ave, bk: rm IDE EAUTIFUL LOT ON NORTH Fe SALE—Bi f N st. 7 1 pt and rivets wore eaten away by the action of | 9cean were enjoyed for a little over am hour ae ae aeons North Capitol and Ist sts. newer | AN _—Prom- sal e ~ erand oar 2d floor iw} JOR SALE IRABLE PROVERTY O% wr York ave. sud on electric rosa. | 4 New Factory in Martinsburg—Pi the copper water and the car had dropped rng wae ee eae Tacavetroutratha.8 xe recently used by the | Fora few days this Lot will be offered at alow figure, ising Wheat Crop, Etc. over. «© party retired. a tac ine eS Commissioners of the District for office purposes: the B. H. WARNER & CO., 1 Tithow., irr 3d Lo ‘The cottage is well provisioned and Mr,Ham- ilton has tendered the use of his handsome team of Kentucky bays for the use of the party while there, frontage is 36 feet by a depth of about feet to an 16 ¥ st iow. a Singular as it may appear, the copper acid in provements consist of two large Brick — —— : — the water which flooded the mine, while strong sc iaased cc ceet eamnictins poanee FOE SAGE RARE oppor: 3 FCONOM- Manrixspuno, W.Va, Jane 1% | enough to eat all the hardest stecl and wen ont Pusslersgnin ten ie fee cat bene G2 and BS bat aaa eek aa: | ‘The Raw, A.C, Diese, Bis, of Heblimece O04 oe the mine had no particular effect upon the mmiuodating. Apply to FVTCH, vty walls: | liyered on Tuesday evening in the Baptist | bodies, Huge irons and bars of steel in the - HE BE: ‘TS ROOM BRICK DWELIE ; ¥ for the price, 815 per month, being ye ty ee No. 415 Ist. $¢.; also New Large i'wo-story Barn ob we shaper | jot, with five stal.s and carriage room; seers sores 0 Le rimonth. K. A. PHILLIPS & SUN, 1419 N two car lines. 6. 1 and paved, together with tw coe : ‘ NEW YORK’S CENSUS, * e ses it t t ad tayee 5 built on no bs e al > re » wn : ie “MAT VALUSHLE-PROPEST Yaz | crangeaureds > Ot OTRAS URB!* | Church a lecture to an appreciative audience, Serer penetra fpowiy eoer 00 shop Fear 160 U silinw.d seg nny mame Bape Say og ge A eg AED To gig 2 Ed ieee (rkstes_ | His subject was “Yourself and other people.” | 2M¢ Or*ralls and other clothing and time they | TM® Population Near 1,700,000 and the ‘Tea shates Sally = pemreel ot thu nevderts'en ew | ehivonador ic ea tak aele sees ees ae fromtaze of 40 fe depth of 80 feet on | VOB SALE—O3 PER SQUARE ¥ A hove factory is being erected on north | met ‘death were intact, showing. that the Work Very Well Done. bocks, “For full list call at ofice for bulletin isaned ou | all modern iutproy ne consist of large Brick isuilding, occupied for slots aaa For Vacatit Lot north sideof L street Ralcigh street, which when completed will add | fire in the mine had not’ touched them. The sec Reosicaciae a 8 : the Istand loth. [Je20] THUS. E. WAGGAMAN. H.B. MOULTU hall. purposex; price, Apply to FITCH, VERMONT AVESUE, much to the business life of the town. It will | flesh, however, of the faces and arms was soft, |_ New York will get some idea today how mucl YQOk KENT—UNTIL OCTOBER 1—N) LY FUR- “Sr = = & BROW 9-3t” seas ba ca but otherwise well preserved, and the faces | larger the city 1s in point of population than ished 7 rcoms and bath: location xood; > PEK MONTH, 7-ROOM BRICK zs ONnisin | Forssle by afford employment to 250 persons. 1d be eaail i Gonsidk thi ‘ a ce. ae ee Ont 40 Columbia st. near, Khode Island ave. EOD ; E could be easily recognize ‘onsidering the | any other city in the country, ¢ us Saper- Se ee = modern sups. Key at 1 Dr. sor Bearing Houve; ood loca- ___ Room The ‘ficlds of wheat in this section are very | length of time—eix months and twenty days intendent Porter has telegraphed to Saper- Se ee =< yt JUHN UO, JUHNSOS Fee, SALE. Lots FAIRY! mige or and will soon be ripe. The rye crop | the bodies lay inthe mines their preservation oo BY ©. H. FICKLING, REAL ESTATE lying on west section ide of Ten: Woodley lane ; iytown road, at inter- | has already been harvested. electric cars are A fair and festival is being held this week in eee een i the Academy of Music, the procceds of which | COSTOF THE CARPENTERS’ STRIKE st, West Washington. D.C. prner of Pand X6th vis. 11 new 6-rooi Frames; water and water closets in yards; iucluding water, Portner pli Mt. Ples visor Murray that the latter may, if he chooses, Rive out a rough estimate of the result of the is remarkable, )2 AND 1506 17TH ST. N. W. how run sand bath; heated by steam; open fire ee my21 Forvcnt seat: ie at ue feet Academy of Music, proceeds of which census. Mr. Murray hasn't a definite idea yet — in very room, 20 very respect first-class in materia are to be applied to the erection of a hospi —— what the estimate will be, because the figures pis p. dnguire ot. : Fi Jann ), | The fair is in charge of a committee of ladies | OMicial Figures Show $63,000 Paid to PLAY RPIN ‘1OUNT 2 fe i Es c ‘igures Show : é i ros FiANT sree. . |COUNTRY RAL Ex TATE, representing the different churches of the Malas inte aay Sag. are “e made up, but he thinks it will not vary POE MENT ONDER TH OaKS THE PRET. FE qk Soe Se2o EASY TERMS—New 4-Rooat | FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HoME AT FALLS | town. Itis largely attended, Beard re gmerel ccthinates mals hy she Genk Cote te ie, Fever. 57m 28. eoenie’: House, lot 5, on Bladensburg road. two Church within a few mow walk of the stu The citizens are highly gratified with the The carpenters’ strike, which was inaugu- | bord of health aud others, which put at be- ids, {rust and shade tress well and cistern; squares from ¢ said heron. Double house, ten roon approval by the President of the bill appro- 4 1220 Gst.n.w, | shaded: truit, gardens, q ¥ st.,or M. FE. CHUR: “ni 3 > tween 1,600,000 1,700,000, > TStiig 675,000 toe. the ccoctisn fe gover |= oem aoe Mewen Seabee ty wind ete nie ment building at this place. Corvmbia, | United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join- | Porter also said in his telegram adi ers on May I for eight hours asa day's work, “We are now counting your returus, Your ‘This ix but a portion of the prope POR 900-0} Call for bulletins, priuted weekly. C. Brick: sewer, water Je10-1in* th st. : Eke 2 bee Excursions. had cost the brotherhood up to June 12 over | Work has been thoroughly done and those now ~CLASS KESIDEN Ted Ge om sville aud 2 P a zB ee Toth st and 1615 Hhode lee oe a JOR SALE and 0. 1CK.. 11 Trom Washes he first select excursion of the Ordway | s¢3 990, of this amount more than 260,000 has | ¢Titicising will be compelled to admit it with OK KENT—HOUSE 632 tn Im J. 3. 5HEDD, 1 Tw F King st., tneton ; dwelling, 1 we bari; One tenement house ies takes place Monday evening next on the “é ia th 2 th Haare T "P.O. Box a8. | yOk RENT=A GOOD FRAME NEAR DuPont | (649), ad ouibuilangs: $7,000. ick, B.ana p, | 8t@*mer Charles Macalester to Marshall Hall, | been paid to unions for the support of their Murray to» proper spirit of = — SE KEADY FoR cie to colored tenants; $10 month. Apply 603 5 = ane es from Arawick, Bena. The Recreation Club gives 1ts second moon- | members, as foilowa: Fesignation as he coutemplated the heap of (oe yg a ee Jor on XTESDED Berwers | Bs) ape light excursion to Marshall Hall next ‘Tuesday | Albina, Ore. complaints against the work of the enumbre, tein thorongh repair: good bath rooms, large mpeuved bY Daubesreraiie fall ate ao sburg, P. alid O. KR. miles | evening on the Charles Macalester at 6:30 | Washington, Pa tors that pour into the office. Each complaint Se iseneae arpeeenit nae cae tor euamnradia’ Gwelline. ‘This property will be welling stable, wood Well | sharp. ‘Tickets 50 cents New Albany, Ind. is promptly anvestigat and northern exposure; stable ennec tion ; 50. . ) terms low. Appiy at premises, J. R. WHITING. p to an immediat B. i. 4 and in almost ever: case, the supervisor says, proves to be ill- founded. Either the person complaining hae really been cuumerated or he has not bee be- EX & CO, O16 F wt thew. SALE—CORNER PROPERTY AT MOUNT want; 10,000 teetot xround; two-story cot- JOHN STEPHEN, 472 La, ave. Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Sun- it Portland, Ore. AENMORE, | 44¥ School gives its annual excursion to Mar- | New York, yrich, beauti: | Shall Hall tomorrow. The Macalester will H; outbuildings: ail new. | leave at 10 a.m, and 2:30 p.m. Tickets 25 cents, Elegant how and. : ‘house; Dutt ‘ : cause he lives in one of the eighty districts im o > ght rooms; natural wood fittish; fine stable. | ¥ bd ae te children 15 cents, of H. K. Simpson, 302 Penn- | Fort Wayne, Ind. which the work is not yet completed. = = —= Sig gilace. All for #5,000. 5 = ; | 8¥lvania southeast. and the committee. Portland, Ore In cases where a person bas really been TOTeY Je19-6t_MERKILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. now. y ANTED—FURNISHED COTTAGE; Not Less | 8733" q ee . 35 r f a FOR SALE—HOUSEs. |; r EEN 15TH AND 1rd | WW tha eteit roomes with Stanie, feeine ieee | Union Lodge, No. 11, LO.O.F., will give its Wheeling, W. skipped the cause generally is, according to the supervisor, that he has removed after the be- ¢ to buy a weil built Three- ly 1. iu Maryland, between Washington and | annual excursion to Bay Ridge next Monday. tory Brick; ten rooms; tinished in natural wood; lot Louisy near B.and 0, Address Box 81, Star | Baltimore and Ohio trains leave 9:15 a.m. and $1,200 FOR FOR SALES A Goo INVE meg clei ang ham EBL al a ginning of the census from one district imto we uortheast: halt square from ff si. cars ea =x = BIKGE = 1:30 p.m, ‘Tickets, $1, another and has ¢o been missed by the enu- part of the uortheast: halt square froin H st. cary and o . ‘ - _—4 5 7 lies; always reuted at $9.50 per month; only | _2¢!#-3t MEMKILL & Het 1114 Fst. nw. SOR SALE—A > CHOICE PIE OF Co ) cash required. Ol SALE—AN ELEGAN JeIS-3t_ SWORMSIEDT & BRADLEY, 9 JOK SALE—1639 MAKION ST. 5 I OOM HOU stone front: in the northwest; 25 feet front ; convenience ; tile bath room ; decorated ceilings: Property; suitable for farm or country tains 116 acres. Well improved, good land, merator in both. de trees, good water, picnty of fruit, cho aguas ES A Way to Evade the Law. soe — CUBA. AND AMERICAN FLOUR, kitchen | Keepers of disreputable houses have found a den, wood fencing, Xe. 194 miles from the District 3u : : way to sell liquor in violation of law by which 60.364 - —— 7 fo on a ‘floor: © . Mi sexcellent roud. Address MM. . — , pt KINS & CO., 1420 ¥ st. a. dei8-3t Se JOHN 0. JOHNSON, Aconte Pew Fee SALE-FARM OF 00 ACK . license year and still will pay only €15 more meet the expenditures $4,000 was taken from | Farmers How to Reciprocate on Sugar. quire {08 SALEAN ELEGANT NINE-ROOM BATH FE, SAGE A gBEAUTINCL (CORNER DRUG | J Hockwille: smile from railroad: trea Aidan | than the retail ticense. Instead of serving | Pe siete The Carpenter. the organ of LES = aes - collar Dw 0 wa Circle; hg a x road: $1 per acre. Apply. tod N | t . t ° sod, ong , , Poe TORY BRICK, 11 ROOMS | jews only 88.200 if sald at pace ereat ba: Carel ene ee nce Combined near Washington | EPPING, with JOHN O. JOHNSON, Col unbie Bata liquor by the glass they sell it by the bottle, face ong a “ey etary Legacy — reretary Blaine has received the following and bath: modern conveniences. SLT H st mw.: | fain! OW! ft HOPKINS © CO nLa20 fat eae Bee a oknerdstiat los tainccas. | mecrr eres 5 10 | which is held to be only a violation of the | BOWE day has be eae es ieavon for car- | telegram from J. F. Imbs, the chairman of the Gp) gna “E OK LEASE—Ok WILL EXCH == | Foor sar, 200, xaups | wholesale law, the penalty being only @90. A! [o¢'3 S55 mon fa the tee. Pe ene | National Millers’ Association, mow én evesien at t -|- Step ea Cnnitok Pact 2 fine Lange, Business FOR SALE_LOTS Biron ‘é ping Stations ood trait, wee saad number of persons of the class named have day has been established in seventy-two cities | Minneapolis: I ASHILY FER SEVEN: | Property.o . ave. at. new. to sE— WY. Appiy tod. AUKIAN EPPING, wit d 5 7 v8 | day : x Saeed eee widens | St 2112 M st. and inspect the premiose 2 bicak : — "JOUNSON, Colunibus Bulking, BLE be sel Stan! #90 each im tho Police Court this | s04 towne, with ¢ight hours on Saturdays in| It is reported that an additional duty of 80 5 1th at. nw. jeldst*_ | FHOR SALE-HOUSE—A BAUGAIN, 1 v JOR SALE BROOKLAND LOTS AT A FARGAIN— | ~ : =r = : ¥ ame © Cera pany instances. In eightcen other cities gains | cents per barrel will be imposed upon the JOR KENT coe 117 NEW YouK ae N.W.5 Feta: ‘Sederuation inguine on tutes tee a rite Leta teom 7 i... spelt eer ell pitts eon ‘cod An Insurance Company’s Officers. hove bone sonls iee the shape of pak come 4 raat te Suur by Cohn un Buty 6, A peat) excellent ‘condition: all modern improvements; | ToT "yer wernswen mawire at SMITHS Coch Jel." OWNEY, Mnrotion_| spring a fanning pire: miles from letwne | av.5 angel cietron oe eee ‘Ameri- | T&keA At prosent there are twenty-four | Duorices fi picdhda thks tenhs hebeoeaten Apply 124 N st. —— ———_— —- —— 7 FE BEAUTIFU. a "a Cl st.new. je x” a ks ii v. iy a een SS ALET TWO, NEW, SIX ROOM putck | VOR SALI-THRES BEAUTISUL LO 1s MASS MILES FLOM Wawa | Can Fire Insurance Company was held yester- | “s** #till pending iy the country. United States and Cubs, ‘The millors are con- window Brick, with hot and cold 3 ui ith st. now. 82,650 each-€300 cools bon 25 | feet tront each respectively ; low if taken at once. , 7 re rk, Address P.O. Box | day. The following officers and trustees were| NORTHERN-BORN GEORGIANS. sequently agitated, hence your prompt tele- lines cars; t ul tenant $20. Inquire 815 Fst | Dr month. W. LE HOPRIS Jel&3t_ DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F st. new. | 3228, New York city. Jei9-3e unanimously re-elected for the ensuing year graphls reply Shaccnaeihy pkadode .w.: key next door. oot e i 1420 FP stiw. | J r 5 7 ON Fae 4 ag “ 9 , Sony : gral ptr sagnasncen cso = = == = “FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED—A rwo aie = = 2 ee one Mand Sor aoe ice wa iJ Geo, F. Schafer, president; F. J. Heiberger, A Convention to Invite Immigrants and Secretary Blaine promptly answered the in- Nery Desirable House: 10 rovius. all conveniences i aw. one at $1250, aud | depth of ouly 54.9 feet, at $2.10 por square fut”? | BRockviine! ROCKVILLE? Vice president; 'H. Gasch,’ treasurer; C. G. Capital. quiny us Selon: Apply at premises atter 1 p.m, 19% id at one’ bie wood Barwains | og to Ap ramet = B. Pearson, W. E. Edmonston, fein of wenthern teem @ ‘ We have no oficial advices at the State De- 7. "y E . PAt he — - ‘ = x col " Conrad Sehaeter, Henry Kottmann and P! The convention of northern-born eorgians ~ SALI BRICK ae eg eae ee AO NEnY, DESIRABLE LOT Fos CUT PRICES! CUT PRICES! flay: HH. Bergmann, secretary, and G. M. | which met at Douglasville, Ga., Wednesday was | Partment of the 80 cents additional duty ov to pe ee Sapien Nore are ed Lat mw. | for peicoand terns Emerick, assistant secretar & significant success, Representative north- four in Cuba. ut devied, it will tuake the duty * ~~ ‘ound: enouch to build two mote houses; will be | &Pply to 5 lo 1 si — * - . r barrel--evidently intende Vv 0 ‘cot 2st andl ste U0 OC Sold very cheap if vold within the next tew day, Wersst Koom 4, Atisutic Busiding, | , Forsale for thenest 10 daye 2h 109 ete hersto- GEOR Fat) brenizegin: piso ayer rem interigmenns POS ee subject io within Lyth st.. 10r..am.i . _delS-St THOS. E. WAGGAMA Pst new, O8 SALE— BARGAIN—A VEKY DESIRA- | held at #600 for corner lots and 8300 for ‘inside lots, —— there, and received a hearty welcome from the the power and wisdom of Congress, It hae , ° r JOK SALE—WE AKE AUTHOR. ZED FOR A FEW ble Tract of 50.000 Square Feet of Ground, Or Hockyinel? days only. ‘These lots ure inthe town | | Warsky axp Jeatovsy.—Jobn Block and Ida | citizens of Douglasville and the surrounding Tehran ae 7 a 4p yy a Most Desirable | Benniugs Road, corner 1th st, (Ls 5 of Kockville Property, Improved and Unimproved, iu th rth. | sold in lots, 50x. east and Southeast Sections of the City uta Sacrifice, | foot. WM. L. FINLi-Y & CC Jeis-6t Je18-3te 1411G JOK SALE-NORTHW Three-story House; 9 re ‘on cellar; wood weighborhood aud beautiful sure ings: $5,800. MERMILL & TER. .er ADL F Or as a whole, a SWOKMS1EDT & 7 been constantly said here for the last six Large lots! Are worth the first mentio Jackson, colored, who to last night were fond | country. About 400 delegates took part in the | months that the western farmers demand the but to real.ze immediately We have decided to ofeach other, will most hkely never speak as Dusitis acciuatntancenin Weshtucion this exttaorde | they pass by hereafter. John's love for whisky | Proceedings of the convention, and fully 2,000 j Werouditional repeal of the sugar duty. It te hary opportunity. ‘The plats. with prices ape i 2 within the power of westeru farmers, by en- tarkedy can be toundat ir irtuat. nm. Geutic. | aud his jealousy were the direct causes of a | People were on the grounds. a x : couraging a system of reciprocity, to secure, jen thoroughly acquainted with the ground will be | quarrel which took place last night, during | The most important work of the body was | in exchange for the repe a ot this duty, the Hi aicudancs to point out the choicest lots. Terms: | which the woman was badly cut about the ens ao Rey i the appointment of an active immigration | free admission of their breadstuffs aud pro- 100 cash ne ened gmeey four mouths thereat’ with a clasp knife. PP 1g pr 1 BE I] trate renting at 87 per month: 3 nd 80) B.A. WAKNER & CO, 1114 Fst. nw, | jels-st 916 F stn. p board of five members of the convention. This | Visions into the markets of the 40,000.00) of de 1d-3t _| Joon saLe BIA HEIGHTS. Gnertourth of the above number have been sold this | _ Ix THe Potice Court.—Wm. Jones, Joseph rs people, including Cuba, In my opinion this ie FRE SALE OSS, AVE. NE NEAR STANTON tae eee foot, a ae Woodward and Chas. Thomas forfeited $5 col- | 04rd will actively engage in efforts to induce the. most profitable policy for the western Park, Pretty T tory Brick: Grooms and bath; | (tof Bb. M. WAL ae pare . lateral each in the Police Court today for dis- | the location of northern People in the state of farmers, © sugar in the United States rented a8 bnice 0. MERRILL & = PREY, | 3 wot ates a ae AL BURGDORF: turbing the quiet of Georgetown. Georgia and throughout thé south. Printed should be accompanied by free breadstufts and Sate = i Wiceiina REAL uate Fok sae Lt AKT LOTe ON THE NORTH oe FRED, W. PRATT, Nores.-—Cards are out for the marriage of | matter under the official seal of the body is to | provisions in Spanish America, Qu SAL. BY CH. PICKLING, es | A se of Base. ave. anand uah te Be: JJ Cmners.___| Mr. H. Clay Ward of this place to Miss Bessie | be seut out over the country, showing Georgia nah soe — aoe pirhree, Three-stor Jers-st 916 F st nw. , Rete ce act eee OF LONGER. ane of sad aha * = Baltimore, a people of the south - & just and true SHE SHOT HER HUSBAND, . ont House: F = — + y and ctiv © 2% new sori invi ‘ g 288 dot, Ge 30 | tn Teed, Star ethene ag: | JOR SALEBAGATNG Olney, Mouigenuety outs: Md, rieht at port ettee: | 5-4, New cover should be placed on the man | light, and inviting correspondence or commu a) built 10 feet from the building line, with stoue steps, ome ree in elevation 550 feet: good wacer. Fruit. Lhis is the | bole etweel For a iui st appiy 2 WESCOTT & WILCOX, —_| on a 4-foot terrace. cou LIGHTS. and Q streets, as | nication with the immigration committee for | Dr. Hammer's Wife Ends a Quarrel ‘i kuown Farquhar homestead, and can be had for | the oid one is broken, making it dangerous for | any special information. els 1907 Pa. ave uw. | ‘These houses have all. modern improvements, in- Also other Lots on several different avenues, pe With Shooting. er it of onth for short seasou or | horses,—Mr. Ge East of 3310 M t An addi the le of the Uni i saa = . ern 7 WD a ane low rental of #20 per mont! s} ‘ orses, — ir. George Easton of street An address to the people of the Union is to RENT feneiee nen Toone Sad aennerecy meee wi | _Jere-aet rion punt [ST ate | cosine to hs Fosidonco with paralyaie of | bo prepared. and circulated. troughott ‘te | Dr. W. J. Mommets-yromineut “deutit wt 1:65 Penvs. ave. mw., all m. By'turnace and open fires. Within one’ squsteutite | aon waL LOT ONE SQUARE FROM DUPONT = =r 70 | the throat.——The_alarm of fire which was | country. This address will tell the story of Greensburg, Pa, was shot and in all proba- Nat. a «.. ali mi, 8 ra. rent, Washington and Georgetown, Metropolitan and Ten- “ap. MERMILL & TERKY, AOR SALE-AT AMMENDALE STATION—70 | turned in from box 712 last night was for the | the wonderful resources of the south and the 4 a” 655 South Carolina ave., all mi. leytown el ¢ ruiiroads They will be completed 1114 F n. Acres, containing 30 su building 1904 11th st. n.w., ali mi for oceupency by ‘Thursday, Juue 19,1590. An in 7 oo ~ fine grove at station ; ruce st. Le’ EOSEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT | dress DANIEL AM) LOL? Ist st. ne., all 2010 ist st me, all wi. re. rent. Jels-4t "BARNES ® WEAVEK, low impro} Amumendale, Ma. upeptting of & quantity of grease upon a stove | cordial welcome always extended to any and | Dility wounded fatally by his wite Wednesday : ri at the residence of Mr, Hurd, No. 3403 O street, | all honest, industrious people who may settle | night. ‘The affair has created the wildest ex. i C. H. FICKLING. ark | uear station; cheap. *OR SALE— No damage. there, citement, and conflicting stories are in circula- IENT HOME ON 0 ST. MEMAILE & UEAKY, 1114 F ot Fh Ris fallewing Suburban Places trom 2 to 3 mtloe a = Estefan ate ——-____ —o : 7 kK; Ist foor, 4 rooms: | FOR SALE—CORNEK LOTS FOR BUILDERS, from the city, suitable and convenient tor subdivieion ALEXANDRIA. Judge Thurman’s Condition. tion as to the cause of the shooting. The couple W100 to alley ce 3d st. mw. x90. Price $1. per foot. or for homes for persons desiring to work in. ti ou is invited. ath: 20 ’ x ic per foot. te : ms paderescciediny had a war of words upon the return home of THOS. G. HERSEY & Cd, pe: Ts n.W.; 00¥110 to 15-foot alley. Price $1.50 — anc “ lista — in the eduntry Repicioh Sie Dan weaae an drcpcperscr Nace ) emrct eet splat ag the tor, when Mrs. Hammer pulled : : aap Hote GH {Ru + ORS: was, wator and sewer, Price } serie, Muth icon at $180: 16 4 a Geetone Brian Aoorbeer Me Bpkrwien | oe ene ievous disap- | bet Pocket a small Smith & Wesson revolver, S1z New Hatupehire ave. ii W., i Or BNSSO te eg ee Sut T Tome bath. | Sabie ave. and Le Droit ave; 802124; will becon- sly at per foot, 24 acres | Adem, brakeman on the Washington Houthern Samay prenion who anticipate, |2%4. taking deliberate aim, fired at her hus ba BEY econ aoe Eire, 89000. THOS. G. HEN- | ceoted this summer Erice Si por noe oved, at 865; 14 acres at $200; 10 acres at #90; 18 | railroad, was brought home this morning, hay- | pointmer idge Thurman, anticipated, 4. The bali penetrated his back and aor farther tai wPly to SEX & CO. 1500 F st. nw. Je16-€0,6t ‘THOS. G. HENSEY & CO. res ut Bal 200; lots ‘on Kossivn Heights been badly injured by being knocked from | with a return of the warm summer weather, a E as pamed JNO. A. PRESCOTT, JOR SALE-A BARGAIN HANDSOME , 300 Fst. n”: erlooking city per toot; es at S100: | os _Jers-1ot 1416 F st. u.w., Kellozw Buildin todas Residence heed pack tee. B | Sep Fa D zcres, lunge | the cars between this city and Quantico, Itis | relief from the agonizing pain experienced | €Btirely through ghis body, coming out just hew house and ‘bam, $200- Sib acres udjoining tue | feared that his injuries will prove fatal. during the winter month” The old krouble | above the left nipple. ‘The wife burried from gouteper foot; sll outsaay terms’ stant Lomuaior3 | Brerex wy 4 Doo.—‘Gillv,” a simple tad | rheumatism—clings to him withe smasrs that | the house after the tragedy and took refuge im fay Tamed ioers Sl On sony pind Sae- Saga The peut: | well known in town, was ba dly bitten this morn- | cannot be shaken off, and which, to use his own her father’s house. muac river trom 84 to $10 per acre. Call or send for | ing by a watch dog formeriy kept at McBir- | expression, renders him helpless, so far as work _ property list. Persons will be taken “to. sce ps ners = : ~ | The domestioglife of the couple has beem p ope Sevag ‘sons wire yee rpverty | ney’s grocery. The dog is now kept by Mr. | is concerned, and of no earthly account to any- JOK KENT—FIVE HOUSE, CONSIDER: | and gux-lighting apparatus: on projainent c able fruit and hay uice shade trees and excelent | Rhode Isiaud uve., hear Iowa Circle. toons Water. at Carhn Spriigs station on W. O. and WK. It; KELL & MCLERAN, 1008 F st. ¥ ee eee bas” | (0k SALe_ VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED 2A bw. i : story and Basement Brick ou the west side of 16th JOR KENT_1206 W.. SIX KOOMS, | st.n.w. near T'st.; lot runs through to New Hurnp: L hboebood ; s SEVERAL CHOICE LOT: City cheap; easy teruis, W 17-1 ays # bore sa es nigel very unhappy for some time ani there were : e-, with frontage of 20 fect on each atten ii ; Thos. Burroughs, and when the “Gilly,” who | body or anything. While able to move abont : eons’ abe reduced for wsburt time to 2.500, Tee | Thth at ane, At the very low price o Jel7-6t_ | sore-10¢ Waghiucton, D.C, | accompanies the garbage cart, went into Mr. | his home and occasionally walk about the | {quent quarrels, in which the family of Mra. ee to mar : B.H. WAUNER & CO., JOR SALE—MAGNIFICENT GROUND ON 1618 | yoo. bere =ne: Burroughs’ yard for the garbage the dog flew | grounds and keenly enjoying the youngsters | Hammer sometimes took part, Duriug one of gals $2 b. eeeaee SiG Pati. | Rha ive mn eix0d: tie oa eer aR at him and lacerated him severely. Officer | Sf the neishbecheod: whe eae ke rand- | these disturbances Dr. Hammer, it is said, fenton - = | JOE SALESECOND ST. BETWEEN © 4) - BEL WARMER & 00. BEAUTIFCL LOvS, MeCuen curried the lad to a doctor and cared | children, have a monopoly of the. grourle for | Stuck her father ou the heed’ with aeane, Fo EES BY GS 0, HOLIZMAN, te sta. nei. Thrve-story and Bus-avent Bric a 2. —__ 916 Frat. w $130. $200, #256 AND 3300, for him, ‘The dog will be shot, ball pling oubemmentanses the judge seldom | This so angered the old gentleman that, it tate aud Insuratice Broker, 1Uth aud ¥ sts.u.w. motu bath: wood lot, 18.2100 about. LE—THI. HANDSOMEST COL N MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST. . Th Lot. playing other sports, 5 alleged, he procured a revolver and gave it'ts Be . % i Mt. Pleasant, Gox1380; large shade trees e lots—costing more thatk $300—$10 per Tue Jusk AsseMBLy on Semuxany Hinn.— goes out, and resists all efforts brought to bear t. now. 16r.9150 1841 EB stow. slo B. H. WARNER & CO, of Park ahd Pine sts, ; cheap at 75) wround is locaied OME. BYE, WUE AOD 2OGA et wer ile 916 Fst. u.w._ | of MM. PARKEK, 1418 F st. OMS, ith at pike. “Four sukdisinons center | 22@ Most populous suburb of Alexandria is | to induce him to ride, saying that the exeruei. | Mt. Hammer, telling her to shoot the dector splentid | WOE SALE-SPLENDID LOT ON Mt st. BE iu st. ies Ge 3 Here, aud eli of Hietu are’ being rapidly imposed | Seminury Hil, ‘The establishment of the Vit- | stice potas that felheg ae ee eo ereee | it be further imposed upon her. It ie ruseeed Sr i a ; “apa fy that jealousy on the part of Mrs. Hammer led Hany houses now jn course of erection. Streets ars | ginia theological seminaries of the Episcopal | the pleasure that might be derived frei the | t 4 RW 70X110 to WO-faot ales, | Be ‘colnecting Linden, one-half rf 5 cm 4 2 sag tothe shooting. Hammer had a revolver in ko, | improved by two Brick atid oue Krame Dwcliug: | with Forest oles. With: osetia man cae, aatane | Church and of the Episcopal High School upon | outing. nd of th ‘ | upc a his pocket at the time of the shooting, but did price per fout—very cheap #2. ae ineady 40 houses, including s hotele seat | Commanding heights, from which the District —— see. ee ee WARNER & CO., them contin S80.000 iene lots fo the preset are cities and the sweep of the Potomac to Fort | Serious Charge Against Agnes Herndon. eye na oie Mire, sat. nw. | offered cheaper, aud the grout sejia per ay Vashi i i “evans | ines eh rt, tet ke PhP iu | Vaengton ate i sah. has le to the location ae Terman, the acttees, wes at Sellorvon | 1 ssemset to a danguier of Hil Sell a promsieeet Ue om. ‘vl len ses a ent oct ry os é <*tuist In"Comsequence’ be beurdted “by | cumstances in the neighVorhood, an ecies | B&FKet Police court in New York We D to | ond wealthy merchant, ond Dr. Slammer Tt has a tul station, wood store, | village has grown up from the assemblage of | 88Wer # complaint that she had conspired to | prother of Dr. K. Z. Hammer, leading phy- : “. = ia 6 F st.nw. Fox SAL DID PROPERTY ON VER. ae mont aye. between pind Osta i ioe 420 Co b0rLietent secms ia “Sun | bo steam. an clegant home mcs tent: 1 buil ‘Breproof, ele jer St vat wemted by sleaiuy | ot B30 6th we. T 4415 Ist uw, 6 WE WANT AN OFFER FOR A VERY je Lot on the north side of Yale eran ave. and 13th, Columbia Heixhts. jel4-ut SWORMSTEDT & BRADLY school, churches and an execlient sanitarium, and dry aud servants’ bat! rnace. open tem; north of ry Corner electrie bells, all rmourvons: furnaceand o two-story three isots in Boneh Brose ianeh brick stale on Fear (ot lot, tromtine wide ghey rice Hyatnvdh 000. bor per ERD Tite KPOMD. 1307 Foe eee OH SD an and of the battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated en- mone ey ‘thusiastically in Boston Tuesday. milf Oe, Grr overage ay isoneninnnn hevesnperted intonor er ay Poy 8, ve or ine tance of company’s : EPA a, ENE seen Seow nevpee vate three agninet it, — clubs cannot sell liquor on Sunday. Sar geet rs epic Potomac Biug | ¢1ubs canné and fifteenth ‘anniversary | Ta ‘and Broken ‘for L080 i 1 "| rok SALEALE oF {OR SALE—FIVE NEW PRI. ‘BRI SES i feet and it from Bice tcitrun Cac Gress sod veer and 2A ste, 2 wth rules Diy CHAKLES EARLY, Gos 1 Teas we Poets O88 Oy att : i i i : D i i ‘The wound is considered very b id =. a “ re ae a . ot villas, The last week in June is always a festi- | Obtain $500 under false pretenses from Miss | sician. ~ E o JOR SALE = : finest and mone desirable suburban” anus te the | val time on the hi he closing of the col- | Emma itt, a er of elocution. Miss | U8, irom. 8100 Ww B20 cacy JOR SALE aR 708 SAL atc ben annex to. the | val the hill. The closi ba ant Babbi teacher of elocuti Miss | 04s, and Se at Mand ary — pd OB.ctery beck se BEAUTIF DING National Capital. HERTFORD, legiate sear at the seminary and the high | Babbitt claims that in 1887 Miss Herndon, who | Stin. Mrs, Hammer yet been a 2s | ory, brick, stab | VISION Sa Shue WOODSIDE D: =a ae school aitd the annual ordinations at the semi- boarded in her family, borrowed $500 ‘from coed OLS Di 30 | mae TIVE MODERN 4 VOR SALE—WOODSIDE, ON THE METKOPOLI- | nary cha raw there the leading clergy of | her and gave a note signed by Miss Herndon Wa lems va: aehes ce ye HUN TO THIS LOCK TAY Frasinn enh of Fenwick Station, eight wulles from | Virginia and representatives of many leading | and ber husband, Jon, Sessell.” Jonsoll toncvoa Death Bellows re Ht 2020 Coun. ay. (rear). | 107 Conn. av. rrears..#30 | } ie Bettere Condition; lot 18.6x70 to 10- Lots OX Li ROY v1 30 | opened to the public, atter a lurve expenditure of | families, Preparations for next week are al. partnership with 4 man named Cohen and| The festivities incident commence e © HOLTZMAN, 101b and F stan, a. BURSRY & CO., 1300 F FRONT tit: SELL ONE FOR ave been erected uid more ake to he Lalival | ready begun and a very large number of visit-| the latter paid $100 on Miss Herndon’s note. | ment at Dickinson Seminary at Williamsport, ‘Vo08 MENT Oi Vigil's MiLcee = : pa rere MAINS LALD: FUR FULINE De “The location is high hud tecthjata muyat | OFS are expected. Two years later Miss Babbitt was introduced | Pa, were sadly interrupted last evening by the that Very Pleasant Kesidence ee ee gine a te ND PLAIS APPLY TO)” Pak NigW of the surrounding country. ‘The draimace is | Home AGatx.—St. John’s Cadets arrived last | to W. H. Boyd by Miss Herndon. The latter sudden death of J. W. Swartz of Park Place, taluing 7 rooms aed ie fh ay cae HILL & JOHNSTO: portect, Lhe tract has a large front on brishtwood | night from their camp at Yolchester, Md., reach- | said Boyd was writing a play for her and was i i ‘ order; rent only 83 ip aptaar mon oka Pee ‘ Jed-colm = PA. AVE. N.\ gycnus extended and is but a short aud pleasant drive | inf here in the 8:27 train. They marched to | to manage her company; also, that Boyd was | Schuylkill county, which occurred at his hotel. Sdotata tid erdic. lines |r me by the raiqusa company. siel plane Haye sireedy Ouce | the barracks aud were difaimed “They ore | Sormannes, her company; also Cage engl ad Png ny any wh ode Nh oly “pe eprelicen Roache | “yee igre Pda ae tate anhacenne te ete make, and the | all delighted with camp, the guard duties being | Boyd should take up the balante ie on ‘the | Week. their two daughters being ‘members : P, the g | Boy iP the graduating class. ‘The gentleman ‘sat Lots in Helmead Manor, Mt. Pleasant, for sale, fos who will build ot cate Hewes paneered sae | the only offset to perfect contentment. note. Miss Babbitt accepted. A note from odio the Seng. ontertninmens 8 te Aaene cen eigts ato directly to tho line of substantial tm. | instaluneuts.. Lictore vagine siece heres cee ee Nores.—Grand Master W. E. Larrabee of | Boyd for $450 was given her and she surren- Finks peckioten sad cera emenee Rtive trom te north weet wuts 2¥ey the fashionable | gmine this property aud thea you eae fore pone Hampton, Va., will visit Potomac dered the old note signed by Miss Herndon. | ®™Y Of Music yest cee : —— ene pret mapthots <5 se ity to Sol- | conclusions without regurd to the term of any adver. L0.0.F., tonight and Sarepta © wil > | Now Miss Babbi ‘the Boyd note has never | Complained of being ill, but he spent the after- OFFICES. Glere' Home, with street cars on either side and ouly | Gisement BY LEIGH TOs. Proprietor, 45% oes On ta Lodg _—_ ne ed Bo, ~ noon in the company of his wife, two daughters Glover building, 1419 F g few minutes’ walk from Boundary. The trustees aro | ane eve i.v am: make a visit to Potomac on the occasion. | been id and alleges that Boyd is no other i ? j slice te bauding’imuealey cee seta pe | Tro aqi n uge, | samea Wastincten Odd Fellows ate lag - | than al Rost, « baruatorming actor who has |S #00, Making preparations for thee tp fer inoute. “Hieron sae | E25 SLE Ok Rest peste fics purchashug Lots snd desiriiys to, build see es Fis EMT ov rorry Aches, MoRE on LEss, | pected.——Mr.Charles W. Baldwin of Mashing- | served a year's term in a western penitentiary. | home. After supper } daughters fell Janitor service. Le Droit Park: good iot, stable, & : money advanced for that purpose with eusy terns uf | HALF MILE from railroad station, Falls Church, Va. | ton has bought twenty-four acres of Rent's | Miss bitt alleges conspiracy and that by he dead. Mr, svantza ormany my esa TYLER © KULHEEOUD, 1307 Fat | payment, Streata are eine wraded and sidewatks iid | gve-hiles ott Casares Ae es cunnrch, Va farm, in Alexandria county, near Bailey's Cross | Boyd's inability to pay the note was known to | forward. aoe By taL 3 34208 cin Feary 2- 14th st, good {OH SALE—GOOD PIECE OF PROPERTY ON | fuairees, mill Us planted in season, thd near ths | jeouet Gelling of, 11 hotwen’ andaltnecesrary out. | Roads, at @50 per acre.——No arrangements ‘Miss-Herndon. Swarts was about Sfty-five years of age. conchman’s rome. "@20 22 | g10,d00, “tad” Tee WUT ORbe Inetit und the peices murs ressonatie ties toe al eat: | Dullditirs “te location is high and-healtuful, com: | for the celebration of the Fourth of July have | Mr. Roots Resigns a Presidency, mysl-ist 1307 Fit. | Givinions placed on the marker this yesa oF BY 8ub- CoutayS ‘A bewutarat hen en ee Burch, anid the | beon made here.——The preliminary -hearing | In Des Moines, Iowa; raid was made on Ex Logan H. Roots, president _e16-2w FO, SALE OR FXCHANGE_—A~“iaNvsome ‘rou 2.300 square feut upward, around the buildings. in the case of Edward Steward for killing Net. | “ori pac liquor stores, the goods enn Soe 2 Fg lng scnkeea ast fated eauehest comune. | wulteheigpantas tats Steer tneety: | furmvenap se dee orton RRS Ieee gomaaeiig te Ou | neu J Mt, Groom and. To'atiutat| the Oko prombedonists sasetad a plattorm |e Pitt National Bank of Le Rook, Ark. cal , : : ake in part pay ment a well-oea tual fru m cou be sul a en and F. fe has resi ene 7 eee —— in Peder ‘Take the 7th and 14th st. cars to examine thie : ; Messrs. . i ako PRP aes Osi lati “C. BacRieke ines | “aa ae ne ne eee ole and observe the high location and beautifubeut: | Matitim neue & A GHEENOUGH, pear Sor, the detense and ouwealth At- | demanding « natiodal law J exporta- | accepting his resignation esterday, edopted Pa ave. ow ae {OK SALE—BARGAINS—THREE-STORY BRICK | “Pigts and ban rtant information as to improveme: SALE— M HLANDS, 5 From | *°f"°: ‘The closing ‘adcehs Ghent four resolutions complimentary veal, fidelity | ayy rt icguy Titan ghey tee 10s Ott Ba 10 20 | enn be ie at cet onne too ee Manktoctogsputwanaly Aout ky 3a Sodatity: Lycoum, Hall this aftertons’-—'h* | Moresem lnesigtente: ese’ Sehaterd te tan | aod totegaiy oath welch ke hes eonaeones ae ; : are betwee aut 1 dit tat ee Wks Fg DE Lat zeae pod po Uslnacslty er Vickiosa boo toca ane ean | ae ia Shey, and rant’ tt" Westen | “Gok moots, wht Sob voting Soe an 146 inches to a 30-foot alle; ft. alley; Q st. bet. 15th and 16th wis. Price @:. JE YOU Wish A HOME IN” University of Virginia, received the certifi- . Wm. W. years, r 3 heven-tocm Frome Sisie, Cen: eieeen 15th and ber foot. Apply to JAMES 3 GREEN Le BoM teed pane shee ee Sonat ecohela of the pupils of St, John’s | wounded each other én « duel at arm's length | directory, relinquishes bis position es presi- i JY ste na, lot ZO fect 8 itiches by 1Uu to asewered |" mYS1-1in 1405 ¥ at, FS; shgeation accemible by ral carrisve oF cele Koudemy and of Washington School granted by | in Columbia, 8.C., yesterday. of demands of other 5S 1 tee-story Brick, 10 rooms, 13th st. between Towa | JWOK|SALE-A BEA Resear ee Me sore SF. the university. They * be presented at the general the now Cor circle and Q st.. $8,000. sale cheng. Mast bo neh canes tant tor | FLOR SALE—#4 ACRES ON B. AND 0. BR. 16 | closing exere! schools.—An effort is Kimball, y month price sgupoee® Howes, rental value #248] "Su-tm!” MAURER © OADSBY Toe F et. nw. fon, how dwelltage Oe: Heke eaten eRe: | om foot here to secure the erection of a" hotel Jeto-itn * S*800 sadand 82 bthet tw. | JQOR SALEDAT Lots 1m | frulttiees: 68,000. JOUN SILPHES, 47% La ave | on King street between St. Asaph and Coluse an Givin roou and sitcheu ou Sietoor:devenchuabers | 27M GAT NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. | A jury in a Baltimore court decided that and bath row above : cellar under whole house: .un- 3 fale Fine OOKNER LOT 0! al