Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1890, Page 2

ALL HANDS ARRESTED A Small War ina Thrifty Western Town. ANOTHER ” WESTERN STORM. The Mexican Revolution Only a Fight With Bandits. es THREATENED “BIG FOUR" STRIKE. —_——.—— FIGHTING FOR A FRANCHISE, Spokane Falls the Scene of a Queer Co! Aict of Authorities. Sronane Faris, Jane 25.—A serious collision oecarred yesterday between the authorities of Spokane county and the city of Spokane Falls. ‘There is a rivairy existing tetwoen the spokane Street Railway Company and the City Park ‘Transit Company. both wanting to lay tracks on Division street for an electric and cable line. The street rnilway company has its | line in a position and the eity council oritered | the track torn up m five days. The limit « pired at midnight. As a precantionary meas- ure the transit company bad procured an in- function from the superior court to prevent ; the city authorities from interfering with the | eflectively decorated with margucrites. palms eae _.| THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1890. Pl SOCIAL MATTERS. sHOOTL STARS. June Weddings—Where Well-Known People are Summering. Mr. J. B. Edmonds has had a alight illness a ae Le that has confined him to his K street residence bata Led aise - = for the past few days, Mr. and Mrs, Edmonds agitating mi of legislative finan intend going to Raleigh. N. C., where they will ce j Spend a few weeks before going worth for the} The Hessian fly has appeared in the Ilinois late summer and autumn. whent crop, and we have not scen a Hessian dy Mr. A. G. Heaton has returned from a shoft | since the Revolution, sojourn at Luray. Mrs. Heaton and the chil- " dren are spending a few weeks with ber father Brown: “Whew it's too hot to breathe?” at iivetiate. XN. Boston among her many| Smith: “Stop breathing, then, and you'll friends there, but is expected here this week. | 8°°P get cold enough. Mrs, S. M. Bryan will leave the city today for the Catskills, whither she takes the chil- dren to recuperate their strength after their se- vere illaessee of the spring. A wedding in the Church of the Covenant must of necessity be an interesting scene, and that of Miss Elizabeth Cherrill Boude, daugh- ter of Dr. J. K. Boude, and Dr. Herman Hoff- of Philadelphia last evening wae ‘The beautiful auditorium was What this hot weather uceds is a fire es- cape, Fastleigh: “Aw come off the reof.” Slowthere—a great taiker: “Come off the roof of what, me dear boy: Fastleigh—mildly: “Off the roof of your mouth, of course,” Indications in the Behring Sea point just a litte to a case of sealing whacks, unless some- body is careful. and terns, and the rays of the declining sun suficieutly lighted the church. ‘The fricnds of the contracting pai muted by four A. P. Smith, Mr. R. G. DuBois and Mr. P. 1, Fishback, wore marguerites as wedding favors, groom was attended by Mr. Wui.Verplanck Bir ney of New York. The bride was escorted by her father, Dr. Boude, who gave her hand iu marriage. She wore a traveling costame of | grey henrietta cloth trimmed with silk and velvet and passementerte. The hat was of grey crepe and the Louquet was of nephetos roses. Nivs Jennie EF. Davis,who was niaid of honor. Weather predictions go by contraries, unless you want them to go that way. When there’s sand in the sugar and sand in the berries aman must have sand in his craw | to tackle the combination even if the boardeis cheap, OEXWHILLIKINS! The country is secure once more, ‘The House won't go to smash, tracks, At 4 o'clock yesterday morning the work of demolition began. Acting Mayor Da- | Videou, Sheriff Himchhff and other city end | county officials were present. The sheriff and has deputies arrested the mayor. superintend- ent of streets and Captain of Police Martin, who gave bonds, and returning to the scene | found « large foree relaying the track. The | police ordered them to destst and arrested all | who refuzed and sosequently took the sheriff | 3 and bis deputies into custody. State warrants were then issued for the arrest of all members ot the city coancil and the entire police force, about wxty-five men. This disqualified the po- licemea and an entire force of special police- | men were sworn in. Upon the order of Judge | Kenneara of the superior court 20 deputy | sheriffs wore then sworn m. The local watlitia | regiment is at the enew it near Tacomn. 400 miles away. There has been no btood shed so far, but bitter feeling exists and grave fears are entertained that a personal confiict may occur, The franchise is a valuavle oue, as the raflwar leads to one of the most popular sa- burbau additions to the city. ——_—— A BREAKFAST STORM. Drowned Cuttie and Herses Washed Late the Houses. Devvacr, Iowa, June 2.—An electrical storm track Dubuque yesterday morning. ‘Two inches of rain fell in twe hours and the wind blew forty miles an hour down town, On ‘the hills the velocity was much greater. The Lightning and thunder were terrible and inces- want, Many femihes sought retage in cellars, fearing @ evelone. In Rockdale valley, sonth of the wity, the tleod carried away bridges and drove peopte tothe hills for safety. At Thomp- son's will drewned cattle and horses were swept through the first-story windows of Mr. ‘Pitzag's resrdence and the family songht refuge im the hills. The bridge at Washington malls, On the Obicago, Milwaukee and St Paul road, went down with acrash. On the Illinois € teal two bridges weve washed away between Dabngue and Julien and 700 feet of track was washes out nearFariey. The Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City was washed out for forty miles west and north of Dubuque and the road has not been in operation except east of Dubuque. Jn the city the dumage done was great, Many houses in the upper part of the city are flooded with water. Tledamage done in this county je estamated at over 2160000, RUMBLINGS ON TRE RAIL. “Dig Four” Engineers Threatentug Trouble. Ispraxavonis, Ixp.. Jume 25.—There is a stic among railroad men here on account of the presence in the city of P.M. Arthur, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers, Several conferences of raiiroad em ployes and employers wre to be held here b Yeeen now and Saturday night. “Big Four” engineers are out of humor because several of the oldest and best on the road have recently been discharged without any known cause, it is claimed. and the yardmen, switchmen and oid emploves propose to demand un advance in es. A grievance committee will submit formal complaint to Chief Arthur aud repre- Semtatives of the roads. A special meeting of the Indianapelis Division of the Order of Kail- ‘way Conguctors has been called for tomorrow afternoon in connection with the other con- ference tobe held. und if necessary support will be tendered the employes in other branches of the service whe have grievances, i ONLY BANDITS, The Mexican Revolution Discounted Very Largely. Sax Axtosio. Tex.. June 25.—The revolution in Mexico tarus out to be an attempt of ban- dits to plunder the people. Last Friday the bandits attacked a train near Monterey loaded with gold and silver bullion for the United States. In the fight that eusued four bandite ‘were killed und their lender captured and shot, i Spent More Money Than They Had. Co_vuses, Ono, June 25.—According to an estimate given out by Auditor of State Poe it wppears that while at the last session of the legislature there was appropriated from the general revenue fund of the state 23.506, 107.76, the total receipts to that fund will be only ¥3,325,239.69, or about £180,000 less than the amount appropriated. This means that the state treasury will be empty early iu the year. A Foot Bridge Broke. Bresre, June 24—By the collapsing of « foot bridge leading from the steamer stage to the steamer Suint Jean today bundreds of per- sons were precipitated into the sea. So far seven Lodieshave been fonud and many per- sous are sll iissing. Divers are searching | for the bodies of others who are believed to have been drowned! Distillers and Dealers iu Difficulty. New Yous, Jane 2%--The committee of wholesale liquor dealers appointed for the pur- pose conterred yesterday with J. B. Greenhut. president of the Distillers and Cattle Feeders’ Company, and A. Woolner. another represent- ative of the so-called whisky trust. The trust Tepresentatives agreed to some of the demands of the dealers. 'ut refused others, and alse re- fuged to put in writing what they agreed to verbally. sayimg that uf their word was uot wood their boud wasa) What they agreed to Was appateatly uot sufficient to satisfy the com- mittee vf the liquor dealers, who will report to that effect to the meeting of the trade which is to be beld this afternoon, The details of the comference will then be announced. If the committee's report couceraing the conference Ys upfavorable the outcome of today’s mecting will be the formation of « company for the Dailding of distilleries. es A Poacher’s Fate. Parapeiraia, June 25,—P. Dennis Crowley, who was shot last might by Joseph Boucher, with whose wife he Lad been intimate, died early this morning at the hospital to which he Was taken. ——s A Mir of Warlike Preparations. Hasir.x.N.8., June 25. —Itis believed here that ‘pews or orders of the greatest amportance must have been received here last ight or today, us au extraordinary activity has prevailed ali day in the dockyard at North End harbor. Ail the men-of-war now here are being victualed and coaied as rapidly as poseibic. Ammunition carts have also been Lusy all day transferring powder from the big magazine below the Well- ingtoa barracks to the yard. In the afternoon the engineer and torpedo corps were in a steam. launch Luoying the harbor channel between Fort Clawreuce and Georges Island, Truth is Mighty. Mixxvaror, Mins.. June 25.—Kd. A. Stevens fast night made affidavit denying in full the charges of fraud made by Detective Mason im hw affidavit Saturda: The affidavit States that Stevens was employed April 1 to take charge of & business men’s bureau of in- formation a to trace out persons diffi- | che | New York city and is now visiting relatives on preceded the bride and her father. She © iqeuber eel, nanneend ane, Wore a frock of wood brown silk made after ges sorsad a bchen leak. the fashion of the directoire period. — She had : abunch of La France roses. ‘Tbe wedding march trom Lohengrin was played during the entrance of the bridal party. Rev. Hi. 2. Me- Bride of Healdsburg, Cal., performed the cere- mony, assisted by Kev, Dr. Hamiin, pastor of the church, who pronouneed the benediction. Mr. aud Mrs. Lirney left immediately for Philadelphia, whence they go today to Cape y. They will reside in Philadelphia, Assistant Secretary Tiehenor and family are spending the summer ut Forest Glen, Miss Lena Burchell has been spending a few weeks with Dr. and Mrs. Randle in Philadel- phia. Mrs. Randle is the daughter of Repre- sentative Harmer of Philadelphia, Miss Bur- also visited her cousin, Dr. Rockwell, in THE “ATKI ON “BILL, The Motion to Recommit it is the Next Thing in Order. An error was made in the statement of tho condition of the Atkinson railroad bill at the close of the last District day, The motion to | recommit the bill with instructions did not} fail. It was not voted on at all, but is the pending question when the consideration of the bill ts resumed. ‘The substitute offered by Mr. Hemphill pro- vided “That the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company shall, on or before tie ist day of January, 184, remove ite tracks run- ning north and south on 6th street west, abandon its station and depot now located on the public reservation at th and B streets northwest, in the city of Washington, and in | iieu thereof the said company shall, under the supervision of the Commissioners of the Dis- trict of Columbia, construct and maintain, at the intersection of Virgima and Maryland ave- nues, upon land deseribed as squares 464, 434, 410 and 386, or any part thereof, to be secured by purchase or condemnation, south of said intersection, a passenger station of such ex- tent, architectural design and arrangements as be found advisable and necessary. That | there shali be paid by the United States to the said Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com. pany, for the depot building and the bridge on the public reservation, such reasonable sam, or the value thereof, as may be agreed upon by and between said Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company and the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, and in case of failure of the said company und Commissioners to agree upon the sum 80 to be paid the said Com- missioners shall apply, by petition, to the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbia sit- ting in general term, which is hereby gi authority and jurisdiction in the premises the said court shall, upon such petition, pro- vide for proper notice and hearing of the said company and Commissioners in the premises, and shail have power to determine in such man- ner as it may deem proper the price so to be paid ag aforesaid; and the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized and directed to pay to the snid Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com- pany, when it shali have vacated its station on 6th street, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, such sum as is herein provided for when the same shall have been ascertained. determined and adjudged according to the provisions herein.” ‘This substitute was ruled out on a point of order, aud the ruling of the chair having been appealed from was sustained by a vote of 73 to 31. the Massachusetts coast. Mrs, Mary L. Stephons of 709 12th street northwest has left the city for a visit to Chi- cago. She intends remainimg there nntil the | autumn, Miss Mary Stephensis visiting friends in Cleveland. ‘Thero was a mecting held at the residence of Miss Ida M. Phillips, Long Meadows, last Sat- urday evening for the purpose of reorganizing the Arbutus Club. There wasa full attendance. Mr. and Mrs. John B, Williamson have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Tonie to Mr. Walter A. Stevens at the Fourth Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock this evening. Mrs, James B. Austin of S street, with her daughter. Miss Hattie, left last evening for Lake City, Colo., where they will spend the summer, Mr. William Derbyshire of New York, accom- panied by his bride, is in the city ou their honeymoon and are staying at the Ebvitt House, where they have eugaged a beautiful suite of rooms, Mrs. Lester and Miss Marie have left their home on the Tenleytowa road and goue to Mt. Desert Ferry, Me., for the rest of the summer, The Fourth Street M-E. Church was crowded this morning, the occasion being the marrixge of Miss Ada Ober to Dr. D. Olin Leech. ‘The ceremony was performed by the Rev. George ¥. Leech, the father ot the groom, who was assisted by Rev. P. Fergusou, ‘The ushers were Mr. Frank Leech. Mr. Ledding Leech, Dr. Georg Ober and Mr. John Danforth, The parsonage of Grace M.E. Church, corner Sth and 8 streets northwest, was the scene of a very pretty and quiet wedding last evening, in the presence of the immediate relatives, ‘The contracting parties were Mr. Charles T. Chaplin, son of the late Judge Joseph A. Chap- line of West Virginia, and Miss Clara Wh a daughter of Gen. E. W. Whitaker of Co necticut, Rev. W. I. L. Weech officiated. After the ceremony the bridal couple were driven to their future home on Roanoke avenue northwest. Mrs. Wilbur S. Zimmerman, nee Amalia Bas- tianelli, died this morning in Alexandria, Va. ‘To accomplish the same object Mr. Moore moved to recommit the bill, with instructions to report the Hemphill amendment. 4 point of order was made against this, but was not sustained. and the House adjourned before a vote was taken. coe CIVIL SERVICE INVESTIGATION. Commissioner Roosevelt’s Suggestions as to How it Should be Conducted. Tue Sours Cariro. Street Brrpor.—Par- ties interested in the proposed South Capitol street bridge claim it would save $500 a day to the producers aud consumers of garden truck by bringing the fertile fields along the branch and Potomac several miles nearer the city, and annihilating the hills over which the teams plod with but half a load. IMPRovEMENTS. —A new cottage is being built on the foundation of the old Giesboro’ mavor house,which was‘burned a your and a half ago. Work on the $12,000 Masonic Temple, corner of Jackson and Pierce streets, is progressing quite rapidiy, und before the winter season comes the village can boast of a hall suitabie for large public gatherings and entertain- ments, Frrep From His Wixpow.—William Lecher, a resident on Jefferson street, defended his own case in the Police Court this morning. He was charged with firing parlor rifle from the window of his house, and it was alleged that he shot at his neighbor's chickens. He did uot deny that he discharged a gun of some sort, but thought that as the weapon used was not a arlor ritle he was not guilty of the charge. ie technical defense was nota good one, for the court find him $10. He noted an appeal, Nores.—It is now pretty well arranged for the joint debate on prohibition and license to be held in the M. E. Church next Tuesday evening, July 1.--—Harvest of small grain is nearly over im the village. Mr. H. A. Griswold a8 Just cut a fine field of rye corner of cholls. and Maple avenues ‘and Pleasant et that will beat anything in Washington, —Work of excavating on Pennsyivania avenue extended is being pushed along with powder and plow. Considerable blasting is necessary. When the highway is completed Washington will have the advantage of being about two miles nearer Marlboro’”.—--A_ pretty wedding will take place in the M. E. Church this even- ing. the contracting parties being Mr. Johnson Hardy and Miss Nettie Bivens. ——The Junior Rechabites received one new member at their session Monday night.——Mr, Michael Hannon is confined to hishome on Shannon Place with sickuess.—Recent rains have been very wel- come to the farmers and gardeners, who have found the season too dry.——Charles E, John- son left on the morning train for Newport, to be gone for two weeks. ph scene A Banquet to Consul Durham. Last evening Mr. John 8. Durham of Phila- delphia, whom the Provident lately appointed cousul to San Domingo, W.L, was banquetted by the officers of the Manhattan Club, at their quarters, 1457 14th street northwest. The cinb rooms Were handsomely decorated, At o'clock the dining room was thrown ope: ‘Twenty persons were seated at the table. The dinner Was served in courses and was the most elaborate and magnificent ever given by the colored citizens of Washington. Among those present were Hon, John H, Sinyth, ex-United States minister to Liberia; ex-Goy. R. H. Gleaves, Prof, Robt. H. Terrell, chief of the navy pay division, fourth auditor's oftice; Mr. Jerome A, Johnsou, president of the Acanthus Club; Geo, W, Jackson, president of the Manhattan Club; Mr. H. Price liame, editor of the Jople’s Advocate; Mr, Jolin H. Payuter, Mr. W. Kt. Davis, Mr. Wm. L. Pollard, Mr. Robt, Davis, be Lewis, Mr. Wm. Wilkinson, Mr. W. F. Spiiliards, Mr. R. E. Stovall, Mr. Geo. 8. Downer, Mr. A. R. Harris Commissioner Roosevelt has sent to the com- mittee on reform in the civil service a letter submitting certain lines of inquiry which he thinks it would be for the advantage of the tervice to have followed in the proposed general investigation into the workings of the civil service, He recommends that the committee hold one aevting ut the rooms of the commission that at may look into the business administration of the commission. The letter says: “We are j ust completing a number of investigations into the observance of the civil service law in the departments at Washington and various local offices. We will submit figures to you which go to show that in DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE AT WASHINGTON, aside from a small special division of the Pen- sion Bureau, the law is working satisfactorily, and is being and has been for the lust haif dozen years observed with substantial integ- rity. On the other hand, in the local offices, e exists the widest Variety in its obxerv- ance, aud in only a few is it ag well observed us at Washington,” Mr. Koosevelt says that the entire force working under the commission, some of which is now detailed from the departments, should be under the sole control of ‘the commission, agat _— the detailed clerks are discrim- inated against in the matter of promotion. The whole system as appllied to locul offices, MUST BE RADICALLY CHANGED, Mr. Roosevelt says, before it can be made to work as well as at Washington, which could be done with x force of ten examiners, relieving local boards of much of their drudgery, Then these local board men ought tu be ap- iuted who are outside of the service and the secretary at least compensated for his labors.” Other suggestious made by the letter are that the commission should examine the character of questions asked in the examinatious and the conditions of the eligible lists. In accordance with Mr. Roosevelt's first sug- gestion, the commission wall hold its first meet- ing at the rooms of the commission in this city pext Friday night, EXPECTING THE PRESIDENT. Mr. Harrison Will Go to Cape May Fri- day or Saturday. With the exception of a slight break in the clouds about noou the entire day yesterday at Cape May Point was unfavorable for out- door enjoyment. Mrs. Harrison, however, braved the threatening storm and had her | usual crive about the pretty rural spots in the neighborhood of the cottage. After returning from the drive Mrs. Harrison spent a pleasant balf bour on the strand with the children. the afternoon she remained quietly at the cot- tage reading one of her favorite authors. Al- from the President, it is generally underetecd m the President, it is generw de that he will onsios ae a A tarre cols Saturday | aud Mr. W. W. Walker. 3 night, uaiess he ean crowd four days’ duty into| Mr. Durham leaves for his new post of daty the next three, when he may possibly leave | Rext week. Washington on Friday night, getting to Cape May carly Saturday morning. __+---— Arraignments and Sentence In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- New Rovurg Between Wassrxcton axp | ham, this morning Joseph Washington, a col- Bostox.—Ou June 30 new through car line | ored boy, nearly sinteeu years old, wes are ee ee ee rons ett | vaiguedl ou: tho. sharge’ of uuasireikian aA hia, Baltimore sud Washington via Po i [ mua parr mg The Fae Sey pio larceny of $100 of E. T. Pettengill and plead route are the Boston and Maine Central, New | guilty. He was sentenced tothe Reform School during his minority. | Eagland and Western, Pennsylvania, Pough- Jennio Reed, whoappealed from the Police | keepsie and Boston, Jersey Central, Phiiadel- | phi sad Beading and Baltimore roads. ‘Ivaine | cours sentence of ninety daye in jell foc keep- ing a bawdy house, withdrew her plea of not will leave Boston from the Causeway street station of the Boston and Maine railroad, and Guilty aud ploud guilty. She was sontenced to the same term, driver, indicted assengers to and from Boston will avoid the a stage transfer across the city. This will | “Tomas Brown, a colored for the embezsloment of $11.50 from Herman rove & great convenience to the suinmer tourist from the south to Lar Harbor, the Ewuld, plead guilty. ‘This being his first earunce in court ® sentence of four mont | Maine coast and the White Mountain resorts, an ow jail. was imposed, vid Edmunds, a colored boy of thirteen or fourteen years, indicted for the larcen: cult to find by the enamerators; that this in- formation was used merely in the nature of tracers; that Inspector Boudinot aj ved the work; that no secrecy was employed: that the from the government build: was made im the daytime; that Mason assisted, and that so fraud. either direct or indirect, was either intended or committed. cs ew settee Fer Other Telegraph News See Pages 1 und} — THE COURTS, Count ix Gaxenar Teun—Julges Hagner, COZ | two rings valued at €90 from Mary M. Farland, and James, not guilty. . : May 20, Yesterday—Boswell & Gray va, Steam barge| Wm. acco ay built colored man of Vennor; argued and submitted, Jennings vs. twenty-five or thirty years, Webb; ar; and submitted, — — plead not guilty to a sau Cow, t to commit s rape on msans of comaees agpenene Bexate vail,” tam Witiak plead sok Gilley te account lL. ve. a Shoewaker,; reference te the auditor ordered, housebreaking, May 7, at the residence Bryan agt, Woodard; distribution ordered, Mublheisems a of as Mary E. of im JUDGE MILLER GETS A CHANCE. A Man Charged With Writing Policy Sent to Jall for Stx Months. The policy writers have beea doing business for mouths past without the slightest fear of deing prosecuted because under the decision ef the Supreme Court they could demand a Sury trial and give bonds for their appearance. Many of the cases are never heard of in the Criminal Court. There was a new departure iu a case called in the Police Court today. George Jones aline Fry, colored, was defendant in the case aud he thoughthe wonid find out how Judge Miller felt concerning the policy busines, He learned to his sorrow, for now he will have to spend the hot weather in jail, Jones had ashop in West alley, No. 1819. Policeman Ellsworth surprised him last even- ing and tound him seated behind a table on which was spread policy parapherualia,includ- ing slips rawiugs coabainiog the name of '. Dickinson & Co., managers, The policy papers were in the eovers of a book entitied “Antiquarian Church Music.” ‘The music contained {nthe package was what got him in trouble. Judge Miller told Jones that all of his fel- low policy writers had been demanding jury trials and getting their cases oat of the juris- diction of the Police Court, “This is the first case for a long time,” said the judge, “which the court has had an oppor- tunity to xet its hands on, and I propose to put you where you cannot get the earnings of these oor people for some time. | You may havo six mouths in jail without tine.” An appeal was noted. eg KNIGHTLY COURTESIES. A Presentation by Philadelphia Temp- lars to De Molay Commandery. De Molay Commandery, No. 4 Knights Templar, was the recipient last night of a handsome prelate’s lectern, a gift from Corinthian Chasseur Commandery, No. 53, of Philadelphia, This was intended as an ex- pression of the friendly feeling that has always existed between the twocommanderies, At the recent triennial conclave the Philadelphia Commandery was entertained by the Washing- ton Templars and go handsomely that the Chasseurs decided to prepare a gift that would appropriately express their gratitude and es- teem. Asarcsult of this about twenty of the | Philadelphia — knights came over to this city yesterday for the purpose of presenting the testimonial. In the party were Sir. Ed. B. Spencer, the charter eminent commander of the Corinthian Com- mandery and now grand junior warden of the grand commandery of the state of Pennsyiva- nia; also Past Eminent Commander 0. S Hemphill. who held office during the bi-cen- nial; Past Commander Charles Cary, Emi- ent Commander William Coleman, Capt. Gen. George 'T. Davis, and Sir Knights Joseph Baird, W. H. Lacey, Charles Bonsall, R. W. Devers, W. H. Kramer, J. M. Campbell, J. H. Cran! shaw, F. M. Berry, J.J. fnff, 8. G. Young, J. H. Vauter, William Clark, W. H. Luff, Frank P. Mason and F. H. Starling. They were met at the depot by the members of De Molay, who were not in the secret, but were simply beut on treating their guests with all possible courtesy. The whole party ad- journed at once to the Hotel Johnson, where a andsome diuner was served. At 8 o'clock companied by an escort of past commande from De Molay, the visitors went to Masonic Temple, and after they had been formally wel- comed by Commandery No. 4, which was al- ready in seasiou, the pleasant exercises of pre- sentation took place, Eminent Sir 0.8. Hemp- Lill, past commander of Corinthian, made the presentation address, which was responded to by Eminent Commander Sir Charles M. Leefiter in an appropriate speech of thanks, ‘The lectern is # very handsome reading deek of elaborate coustruction and richly jeweled, It is of oxk and brass und on the front of the base bears the inscription: “Presented by Cor- inthian ‘Chasseur’ Commandery, No. 33, K.T.. of Philadelphia, Pa., to De Molay Mounted er dery, No. 4, of Washington, D.C., June 24, 1890, The second grand lawu coucert of the Casino Club takes place from 7 to 11 p.m, June 27 by the Marine Band, assisted by Miss Alice Ray- mond, the famous cornetist. ‘The Washingtun Sengerbund will give a reat excursion to Marshall Hall, Monday July , on the steamer Macalester. Boat leaves at 9 a.m, 2:30 and 6 p.m. and returns at 10:3 Concert, dancing. prize shooting and bowling, prize singing of quartet club and lots of fun, Tickets 50 cents, Next Friday the Y.M.C.A. gives an excursion to Indian Head. Fine music and fiue things to cat at city prices. Tickets 50 conta, Atnavait’s.—Sale of seats will open tomor- row morning for ‘Tho Bat.” a comic opera by the “Waltz King,” Strauss, This opera has never been done in Washington by an English company. The Lamont Opera Company will add to its number Mr. Herndon Morsell, the favorite Waxhiugton tenor, and Mr. Jos. W. Herbert, the well-known comedian, both of whom have been secured for “The Bat.” tide acta An Agricultural Conference. A number of representatives of agricultural colleges are at the Ebbitt and holding daily conferences. Among those present are Maj. Henry A. Alvord of Maryland, chairman; Profs. M. Gates of New Jersey, 8. H. Peabody of Illi- nois, W. J, Chamberlin of Iowa, The object of the convention is to improve the system fol- lowed in the. agcsubetal schools throughout the country. A large number of delegates are expected to arrive tho latter part of the week. ———— Guilty of Larceny. In the Criminal Court, Chiet Justice Bing- ham, this morning Raymond Robinson, a col- ored man, was placed on trial for larceny from the person—a scarf pin valued at €10 from Patrick Phillips, May 29—Mr. Bendheim ap- pearing for defendant and Mr. Lipscomb for the government. Mr. Phillips testified that he was stopped at 12:30 o'clock at night on Ponn- sylvania avenue near 3d street by the defend- ant, who asked hiin for aid to pay for poaeine He replied that he had no mouey and detend- ant walked with him some distance and offered to fix his collar, Ina little time he missed his pin and went after and called the defendant, saying he wanted his pin, and it was given up. Three skeleton keys which the prisoner dropped were found. Ofiicer Kenney testified that he was called on and arrested the defend- ant and he acknowledged taking the pin. The prisoner denied that he stole the pin, On cross-examination he stated he was from Florida end had been arrested in Baltimore and Philadelphia and served in jail and ina house of correction. A verdict of guilty was rendered, —___—_ The Capital Gunners Victorious. Six teams from gun clubs in Maryland, Dela- ware, Pennsylvania and the District of Colum- bia competed for supremacy in markmanship at Tolchester Beach yesterday. The Capital City Gun Club was supremely victorious, taking first honors, The big prize was a magnificent hammeriess gun, now m this city. Each man fired at twenty targets, with the following re- sult #0 far as the local gunners were concerned? Capital City Gun Club—McLeod, 12; Mills, 13; Mattingly, 18; Leet, 15; Wilson, 16; Hopper, 11; Farnsworth, 14; Fristoe, 16; Reed, 16; West, 16. Total broken out of a possible 200, 145. The Standard Club, which was second. broke 131 targets and the Towson Club (third) 103 targets, ae The Bibles to be Covered. A few days ago when Health Officer Town- shend was called as a witnessin the Police Court he preforred to affirm rather than take the oath as itis generally administered, He objected to kissing one of the Bibles that have been almost worn out by contact with the hands and lips of thousands of witnesses and he subsequently took occasion to suggest to qangs Muller that canvas covers be used on the books, so that they can be changed every few days. Judge Miller thanked the health officer for the suggestion, and the Bibles in the court room will probably soon be covered. Trying to Escape the Penitentiary. A petition has been filed for a writ of habeas corpus by Gen. E. C. Carrington for Ada Tin- ney asking her discharge from jail. Bhe was convicted of receiving stolen goods and recom- mended to mercy and on December 27 last was wentenced to one year's imprisonment in the Alban: itentiary, but her case having been a ear fe try exceptions she has not yet entered upon her sentence. now claims, under Tne in ee eo 3 one re has im several cases followed this rul- ———————————_—_=== FOR RENT—ROOMS. Fon terre KNISHED KOOMS AT 1595 1 xT. aw 0 WANTED--HELP._ ~ SALES LADIES. - ¥ M1 > Bore Y pb et. IATELY—TWO Bo! ¥ ve and Ase ee Tersous efor APR Bont be week. State price ead particulars, CW =e s Se = Wanvar x ABLELBO >. WHO y ANTED JULY 3. BY A YOUNG LADY, ONE ANTED WOGRG, MAX, AULE-BODIED. WHO | W PectoucGutaratanrd Reon ‘sine lower te i ote creme Seaail pay at ret Address ox 14, Siar office. pF a Ae ile Ta A C NTLEMAN, ROOM AND i distance of the Treasury vate family preferred; room must be Perimapent ‘{ pleased W Soar aiinin tats Awithin Departinent” yr end ploasnm dress Box 70, Star o1 D-ONK WHITE AND ONE COLORED Call 1324 14tu st. ow, ress, 1 with terms, CAL X, Star olive » TRD— WOMAN TO COOK, W: JANTED-BY A GEYILEMAN, ONE OK TWO jaw 414 10ch ot, aw; reference required, Lt »: 4 eS Fok Keath: THARE ON POUR UsroR IMMEDIATELY — NEAT, RESPECT- | preterred, apenas; it wished Rooms for Light Housekeepine eel Baer fore Housework in 4 Sinail | dices PG, Sieg AU rere fh front; no chiliren; eummuer peivee,. 310 city Retereuces. Call before | = ~ BAS? a ; TOckckarsve suet mes nn Seu ANTED EX IGHED ROOM BY TOUNG LADY i TWO a0 LEAR smployed Guritig day. pleamnt room. where Ro - 4 YOUNG LADY TO LEARN PENSION | otjecticn wilt te and rang ogentoman trseea: “ srw or Basiicess must be well educated abd valu rapid | peruiavent i atited Stat office. Jexss-cie* be ioe ae Oat eT eee Oe THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED | KEN tloor. with eas, tath, &e., toaccommne- | J" T1898 1 ST NW. FACING FRANK: are.trom the Last of July to the end of Orto- ieht bourckecmux for webthewan and wile: | try two - We . ~~ to make We crewin. stu. location Uesired yorthwest between F abd S| cot kee, ah kone 1K tu euite, hdl cepanpun | St ain Addrvas P.O. Box Jod. wee TANTED—A Fi T-CLASS, KELJABLE BARBER | BENT UNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS, Apply to H. KAABA, 1417 New York ave.jezo-2t" = ai —= ag oom, Rit-ben ued Fs 7 G MAN, SIXTEEN OR BIGH- WANTED--HOUSES. to tleht party 28 Indaaie J ANTED—A FURNISHED COTTAGE OF AROUT six oF Seven rods, Kt a cebtal of about #20 per juonth. best of care take ahd boat references if de Waste 3 armshing | Store; nove person needed. Address uut dezs-are Addrves Box 20. Star oftice, MENT A PLEA pons ol reo ae wae —_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_——_— jor oor. a . a NEW YORK aVE, Fi 7 ANTI cients momen iees oor: with « ret cine vias Waist Hand. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | bose. “inquire at 5-30-m x x COO! 75; CHAM = JOR RENT BERNAY'S VIOLIN SCHOOL WASTED WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 875: CHAM VANTED-BY 1WO GENILEMEN, PRIVATE ing. L203 U2ea at. two Halls about Dor Maids, Nurwes and Lauudresson, in city or Lessons in Dancing. lady imsiractor preferred. | and eeverai Hving Roos atay: Waners, Drivers oe F ‘ Adidrose VC Day Stak othe peeiegt | Fou, ora athe st a = < VANTED—A TKICYCLE FOR A CHILD x 7 y Wane W Stars olds ott bo cheapeod 1 SAuE? otES | toned Novmeon the Bret fost.” Ales Beier uaitress, Land Cali or address 219 Sth st. ue. a 1; with Board. no This city and resorte at once. WAS DEDTHRER-SEATED LIGHT PLEARU KE | Eamell TU St Ue PE, Br Warron or Wazouette: ust be 1h gu0d co tae W ANT! DA CABINET MAKER IN FUR: RE | 02d choap. Address Box 48. Starofice. Je! ating af tw Store; steady Work to the night tans = youne WASTED AT ONCE—POW FOUR MONTHS, € | iri young cour — ie. eae peererse ae - Safe and Gentle Horse tor bis Keeping, to be | “'! vue couple pe Thet Es t_ | taken tu the couutry qua used by an tuvelid indy, or FESS BEST COWMEE NINTH ST. AND Masons Vv ANTLD-MEN TO WORK ON THR CON. Address MAGGIE, Btar office, Dusetts ave i struction of the Judson Pucwmuntie Street i CM ES way. Apply on work, 7th st., at seAby MMO rHOKOUGH nase . A YOUNG 3 Sewing, Work at Her Home. « KENT COOL DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, STN 6 eee ES med. te jerate. Ad neem wake coureeunt o.ail tee of Saag ness. Apply at #84 Benusy iva oe rely Latent AN(LD— PARLOK | FURNIVURE — UPHO. stered, Mattrosses undo over, work done in a nest t Slip Covers ent amc m D—SHORTHAND Ms. Writer. Also two 1 THKER UNFURNISHED, . Wise vg A BY AND adi Preference xiven to a eeghd 1 ET rita ews tuts a Sane ia oa. * RENT-1315 MASS. AVE. NOW. PUM \ar ss TN: yANTED—H. BAUM Pays THh HIGHEST CASH |, Laree, Cool Alou is, OL Suite OF th about 16 yecrs of » ful i CMce an: Store Fixtures. utire Hotseboids « | 5 the stove and run errands.’ Apply at GOS Oth st. u.w.* | ice gad goto, san yeas tia | F2Ok RENT —NOOMS—N SUITE O& SI Ws KY FINEST RAVER, ONE 1 ed We ah ch. we tes specialty 0} ES ys . YOR REN] SHRED APA tidoa particular piece of wor! WAsrep—ponems 30 Pasrone—& atts | Bia to be made at home, Fre ng og ert gently turniened. @t satuwer rates 1H LILHO, AND ENG. CO. St. Louis, M teed. ordere left at k. H. MON 4, cor, 13th and lows circle Mu bet. Land M ats., ord. W. andra county, Va. WANED TO W W ONCK—WAITERS. APPLY que FOR RENT ANTED-LADY FOR A LIGHT, PERMANENT BOKROW $8,000 FOR FIVE o FLATS. Position, We need good reierences tor mdustry per cent interest, payablo seimi-annu- aud andi! : SS per week salary to start, Call 10 a | Sly. on amp! estaie sccunty, BO commission. m. da oihst ie | Address Box 154, Star oftiee i 03-1 Wantevs 10 PAINTERS AT ONCE APPLY ANTED—A POSITIVE FACT, WE GUAKANTER | B07 aes aw. J.T SCOTT, Houre “and Biga | YY yous Clear Mevana Cicer iu ‘hey West, eeconds | = ter. S| for 3 it. 64.40 per bunde: i fe . ANI _ecrry —iy ee 0 ¢ SicKLES CLD STAND, 1011 Pa. we FOR RENT-—STORES. 4 - erase W Apply at 20K RENT—STORE es corner 23d st. and V IX-ROOM DWE. = . NG £ PAID FoR iu portect comdi~ AN yANTED—WAITERS POR CAPE MA‘ md Sinail ~ Write Phila. ; White and Colored Women | Stocks of Merchaudise, store rea, Call oot _ Cooks, &e., in city; Farm Hands, Chamberuaida, | or AC ouock 2 D, 626 20th at Kiteben, aud Pantry Help, BOWIK'S, 1747 Penna, WASTED = HonsEs FOk PASTURE — Lo! Fes KEN T—OCOLNER OF STH AND H nt ee = _ Meadow Grazing Fann, on Bennings road near — Wane d TO DRIVY BEER | eud H strect car line Finest pasture lands im the | ®2%;. Wagon, must speak Gerinan and be able to com- | District. Terms €6 per mo, ROBT. RBIS, i ..«_ wand sone trade; good waxes to right party, pose | my 2s-Lan 24th and G ete. n.w. | BOK RENT — A SMALE NEW CORNER pnick ox 30, Star office 3 WANTED — Honsis “To kere. Keering | HY store sud Detling ot cae A 6 wt Wants cng oka Horses Winter aud Summer ® Specialty, onter | SULT: erovcrs. toed, es = Couvase for, Pinertys Lox Price's Livery Stables, 311 6 at. uw. farm 7th at, | A) MOlN 11 Primity Church, Apply to A. B. KENAWAN, doth st nw. Let, 6 | rosd, Sm. trom city, U. HB. P. CLARR, Shigo, Md. and 7 this evening. it a” RENT-THE TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH between EL and, 514 oth x B'stparnie entrance, on) Pars LOUVRE GLOV J ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN CAKE AND PIE ANTED—LADIL8 TRY “ORANGE B Wintine: ongwto hae methed af tt betere sae a eure cure tur fomale diseases, sam an See seaaed ferred. Apply 417 Yih st. sve. sors he may iret 0 nel Dr teal gsc pleatou Latin ANTED—A YOUNG MAN 10 KUN ELEVATOR, 11-3 — wi — . —<— . NE ; Ww THe PALAIS ROYAL, | €Pt}-Sm FOR RENTOFFICES. Cor, Pa, ave. and 1uth at, YANTED— HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. 2 ee a Stock Farm at @5 per mouth; best of pas: | py, MEAP 10) OUNG MAN OF 4 OR MORE | ture, running water and plenty of sheds, with careful Eh coy LS mn yk ag” Hy ht ivi perience inthe drug business; must be | attention, Apply to General Mauazer, F. $1513 | eztv” well recommended. PHAKMACISS, star citice, 10” | FENTY, 10th at and Louisiaua ares = 4 Telephone call, 705. 5 * os JOR KENT—DESK ROOM IN OOUL, WHL-al VY ANTED—COLLEGE STUDENTS, TEACHERS, eee pointed Peewt Giice Agel om 2.40 Wee atc wos dees erat bee Ge eae WAND PRIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER | Pontes Prove Uflice, Avwiy at Koo ©) ths to secure Orders for “The Great War Writings to Revise, Correct snd Typewrite; Tn ten volumes, cmbracita the. works of | at teed: trausiations sw. ry, Gena, Grant, Shermau, Sheridan, McClellan, Crawford, Hancock aud Custer, sold ou easy ancuthly payments, We will pay you at the rate of $60 weekly for one order per day. For agencies and other particulars call on or address CHAKLES L WEBS TK & CU, 3 East 14tu si, New York. deteeost W ANTED- A FIBST-CLAAS, i contidence % TEXANS, AM, Ivy fustitute, established 1870, corner Sthand’Kate mw. | _ apd” ANTED—STEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND King Nuke: Feathers Menovated: Mat- : Furniture Steamed othe FH YOUNGS, Thos Ihave "Telephone __ BUSINESS CHANCE». _ HR SALE—CONFECTIONERY A ND NOTION Dtore doing » good busiuess at junction of blectric cara, inquire at Store, (213 High st u.w.,West Waxt- ington. w JOR SAUE—A SMALL GROCERY VERY CHEAI ‘The owner is iu bad health. G16 Datu.w. jezo-s* _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, cultivated; omly €1 per’ month 925 Fat nw. LL STREETS GRADED. ‘ayable €10 per mouth, without 1 jest, wall pur chase a Beautiful Lot, high ground und well bo at Mills Station, opposite Avalon Hewuts from South Brookiand by the Bi main line of new electhic cars isto run. aM FRAME od, D.C Apprentices. TED—MEN To SOLICIT LIFE INSURANCE, by the oldest and largcat life ibynrance cotupaly District of Columbia, Address Dox 47, City P.O. iw Ww stil offerod MEN TO SOLICIT LIFE INSURANCE | ps, “a et wothitas Lote N natrict of Columbia by the F SHING- Fs. Sy eg ee eae oO ae Shop. . Good Lense. rik o si tand , SLUR reasuLs hi - — Wes URNS SON Fae Sy A eek Se | BQO SALE-UYNESBORO PAKK. 9 AND FIL ED—A Gli. TODO GENERAL MOUSE. | 4.6n waLu_sTOCK AND PIXTURK® OF ono. Desirabie Lots clivay to can purchaser, Addre, work; No Warbit re iroming. Apply at ay % ~ GRO- | HYNESHORO, Star offive. gelwor UCEK, Star deu5- NIVERSITY HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARS, So close to city will svon be within limits, Beautifully situated, by and healthy. Commanding fue view. Street grade already ental lished by District engivecra, BUICK SIDEWALKS, GRAVELED STR .<73 Shade abd ornamental trees, Finest water, Eacellent drainage office, as WILL SECURE GENTLEMAN 0} $1 OOO Ef lady haf interest in Reul Estate, Insurance sMuswess and Ciaim Avency ; active Far siee way draw $100 per mouth ealary. "Add: JONESTY, Star office de JOR SALE —CHEAP— SALOON AND food W3STED 5 CASHIER GADY) IN A RETAIL 1s House: must be expericnced and have ive full particulars of previous ex- te salary wanted. Address CASHIER, ee =f AL reference: Perionce an Star oftice deza-zt?” D BOY FROM 1d sleoy at the Minselt, Geyer. . Star jah. Address CB, ION STONE CUTTERS: EDWARDS & GALLAG 4 years of uge, house, to Attend to 8 Horse ad aliy Useful; references required. ottice, Y reason for . Frederick st., Baltimore, Md. JOR KALE—KARE CHANCE—GROCERY, MEAT and Provision Store near Government Prune ‘email capital; party Je 3 a “ FOR SALE SIE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 Confectionery Store dolug & good business: good };, teason for solting re Nay t Spy ined Bib Kise nw. D- Vovking and M washing or irowin 4 Ap fends ED-AT ONC! uixed quartet el must be able to read music. WHITE GIRL TO ASSISTIN Herwit Generally 1; BO dy 306 Gite wt. a, brick bakers Apply 1640 Sth JOR SALE—GKOCERY, MEAT AND PROVISION office. vibes F Store. 7th ats vot pest ean ~ (Call for plate, terms, &e, on atabarpain. Callat 18z7 7 Wo, after’ Pecpednimen whe die park Md : sage ‘so REDFORD W. WALKER, Address thug, DRUGGIST J, stat G STORE NOW DOING A Pay- m vtice. Jered rapidly tncreamuy thoroughfare . VVASTED> 2 GOOD COLORED COOK Tu COOK or City Faruily at their Suminer Home, 7 miles from Washington; must be well recommended: cood uy Washiug. Apply at Star office oO m. ner desiri ddress AS. to confine Lituseli | PUK SA 6. det, rapes, x. cel i, berries aud ruuuing water Small caath ud monthly payments. OWNEK 11C st me. 07am? TH CAP. ~ — WK KENT UK LEASE—KIGHT ACKES AT ES a oe location for ware house. penall) town Llectric road will reach by A . i m S| JUN b. BEA! 21 F at. ss Laundry, 1 mu AMGUITe at Premises, ‘fe PUK SALE —A DESIKABLE TRAC FHON TING DANIELS A! PLIUNAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Goo! A and of Det Goots VALS. ADJOINING rr} Stores, Located ft. .¥--aud 10 7th ‘sty tes aplenaid, busl- ANTED -A FIRST-CLASS Pa COOK: WwW also a White i and Girl for Sture Work, aunt oF 26 ACKER CREEK FORD have good references, Apply at 1008 M st. Bw, ¥! gens locations. ‘To parties meaning business tuli iu- | LLQEMIA SYNDICATE. py 4 ADY, INDUS’ 8,8, | formation miven by calling or addrensing: as Jae 5 nee mysi-ie miust be 4 good Penman and uble to = W. C. VIEKBUCHEN, k Keeper: none other need apply. | _Je24-bt 1602 7th at. a. Adaress iu haudwriting, stating LOK SALE—-ONE OF THe BEST PavIN PERSONAL, _ r P.O. Box 316, ne eed Teferences, P.0. Box 3 pedemar > 3 Ne - a 5-St_ | BP in the city; uow filed with boarders, E. BQ. star 7 rt 7 Pt yANTED—HEAD AND SIDE WAITERS, COOKS gy Fositen to 4 oftice. V LL a f ti,a8 low as retauued, Position iu any ous Chamber Muids, Seuilions, Wattre are: urbs, ist | W30K SALE-RESTAURANT, STOCK AND FIX non eee mn tures; Lave liceuse; reason for selling other busi e . ie ness. Apply B LEONARD, Beal Estate Avent, aie < EXPERIENCED & (GENTS TO SELL HOUSEHULD | Sree > on Eots-ew. ned <r} Wane mu special credit systein; good pay. OK SALE—A FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM AND Room 10, $03 7th st. B.w. Feist | Ll osaier Depot combined; doine 2 good business: ing: hicnest BoLcreaces Aa ANY UNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- sriding—sicknees, b., Sue lpia and Washington. Address C yANTED— DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- aa va reau, conducted jesMen and Women, | ce oe vo at nw B white and colored, for ail kinas ur any dumestic labor, PROVISION AND with references. nemuved ty 709 Lut a. (OR SALE—WELL- 1 y Williams & Co. © PAYING ; q VATE DET : Sod sates « Store, Horse, Wagon and Stable: wow ope IS yh ag GT yy 4 de a ry Ww. eG url w m o ce open wath WANTED-AT THE Chiy INTELLIGENCE OF- a: 1 re Adin Manor OU Fat it. fice every day, Workiug W ‘a, Meu, Boys aud | ——— — oe a. a Gitte; uo waking Gr wore “applications for govern: | JO SALE-STEAM LAUNDRY, Hi CML, Sebice “nt poritions prepare Tthandéa.w. | A opportunity to «1 prvftabl were. Mya: siete i “| CHARBENDH ela, attorney at Law rs Sar See sve nw. W ites: neu runber 4 to ladies; proof froe, Chicago, 1, BL WANTED, A RESPONSIBLE rolexclusive sale of our N this section, ‘ress, for further particulars, MOREY INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT CO, E 3h York ave, Puiladelphia, Pa. ‘8 10 SELL THE PINLESS the only line ever invented that to whom DF Q2 PALES ONE GF TRE BE Well-esteblished Boarding Houses in the city boanters at this time, great Dangaiu as I wish to js the city. Address 1-1w = _ Box 1:30, Star office. OK SALE—BUILDING LOTS AT LINDEN, OX the Metropolitan Brauch of the B.&U. KK and Tight at the Juuction of said road with the wew raiirord to Georgetown and Virginia, In addition to bein the portbern termuuus of the propowed | Metropolitan Southern railroad, Linden, by reason of its elevation Sud natural beauty aud lan aude station aud public hall, with WILL PAY “1@ hand Clothing Ad- SIAND, VISD wb LOST_AND FOUND. ~ON THE MORNING OF JUN ‘Dasy" scat Pin tb dim. = of & deceamed relatt eral roward by T_ON JUNE Guder will receives wt OS] Mat. Bw. Jeth see . A FAMILY TICKE ly issued; sold only by ayeuts, Close proximity, pusseneos ee ty auton toe il malnre: price rian residence. Though ll be paid if seft ate. WAGNER'S, 210 90 at stn: aocunre sourienttner caseee 400 each will pay well asa simple | yy. fro ESS CLOTHES LINE, CO. 3S very: Fe} IST—ON MONDAY MORNING ABOUT» A af x 7 coome cil ie of OST—ON R Ho.mon #t., Worcester, Mass __apld-akw.¢im "| Siaryiaud und to stich we will loa the tscuey wit maa Bilver Watch. betwen St. Jawes Hotel V FANTED — ACTIY: ENER yl MEN TO } Whach to bunia homes, Call ou oF wideces Pinder will be rewarded 5 talking machine, aud exlubit it ducity (he excurs 4 ey, “ seaeous plenty of memes to ‘be unde, COUCMMLA | _ 30-1 Fat nw, OOK. YTH AND F 8TS., Purse cou int FHONOGKAPH COMPANY, O27 E stn. ee KA! w. Jell-sm _WANTED.—SITUATIONS. _ D-STEAM ENGINEER WANTS SITUA- A INEEM, Star office, and I Ost. 10 Dll and 41 contein Bhd receipe Fee Gate te ge aa Seed ET, POCKET te G. XK. ” RINCE GEORGE COUNTY TAXES AND Piss ty, General law practice in Wash. inaton city Abd Maribor’) "Ofices.” Biadspaburz Sod Louisiaue ave,, Washiteton city. . C,. Attorney sud Uounvellor iu Law aud Equity” m20- Lui McK! TICK! TICK! TICK! RAMSAY has cut the cos. Watches Cleaned, A Main i fea 81. Clocks oR gif canes OST-IN THE CEN ‘Book with between reward it the stall 130, or Star Oeuier FS LLAKS LEWAKD FOR RETU ‘Silk Uinl ia (straicht handle of seen wood) found by maa the S05 pt trate, “Bate Sisder wif return Market. ws A HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS é4 rod Cooks, ve rong vy ng ogi aud Nurvos, Seaiustress, Me “ooks, Couc! nen, Butlers BANE A COOMMS, B20 Pats awe ANTED-GO To Dick's AGENCY Fok YOu ¥, Latuidress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, Bui Jers, Coachinen, Waiters, Kitchen abroad; ali have references. 61:5 Tt st. 1.W. Je? WASTED BY A GRADUATE OF 1ue WasH- a High School, 6 Position us Trauala' Goprist: °Bestsroterenced Address Muss ‘C:by. 1001 NJ ave, nw. Seabee a BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD- ress, a Situation in a itcal _Emtate Office, ny object. but experience, Address KEAL ESTAT! Btar ottice. jezs-3te ANTED—A SITUATION AS 8Ui NTEND- Want by @ Practical Ui and Atuer ‘who unders! the. ia all tts , Address JOHN B. HART, Ci Fairfax Co, Va. 4 st* AXTED SITUATIONS FOR PASTKY COOKS, y urser, pri’ Farm, Dairy aud 5 cities, coun and amen Tenors, Bt mats 1i0Gac ue, “paired, We wrelty ed for good work uid low prices 1224 Fata, _ BOARDING. __ A LADY TING Su as ty Evening Star AKENCE G. BOULS, 145 West * Away M1227 PENNSYLVANIA between F and S o'clock p.au., June 24, . dark Drown. auewe -krown Lrash Setter re tS duine Ziuby. Buitabhe reward if returned to as THis ° 5 REWARD Low BT ON JUNE Green Stone set in ver; Above reward if returned to 140y Saw me as ‘to Comat burvey, Room 28. O8T—SATURDAY ‘Will the Indy and Ly tle tam follow thew frou itt turn to List Vieh at tw: aud receive Fire slot 0 AT WRONG W’ a4 York ne a NTED—A YOUNG LADY OF CULTURE AND SNEED N Eomcaca With Driveke Fesuliy: toon, gud bear ioctuaing referemce, .A.B., Star ofice, ¥ der -6t A FEW SANT AND COMFORTABLY FUR- chbed eons sith aus good hotel bobs aT Cet awe myo JT ARGE, COOL, AIRY ROOMs, W Li ie STE S13 13 8, ‘my FQ OARDIN G-LARGE, NICELI Moun. ‘Bourd, at the ™ With Good Board, X FURNISHED “Auburn,” Pa ave, im ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FinwT- = = OST—ON THE 2187. Servants, with refere! in every case, ‘AGES FOR —J. A. OF MOUN- L Bame on. 5 " Cia aioecc Ger ieaate roa | CRs he Re Sons rc eet ges | mat Wo tree the seagou. SE = YOUNG DY Wi VkRAL | = ——— = iain aiee ster eet | COUNTRY BOARD. | AN je A pane ;\HE MAPLES,” REL, cha ITECT Freaee erens wR BC, Box 14 Geatord City te aa gy oa seatemeved Ceeia 1905 Pet aw. WANTED—BOARD. tap Woe dither te ew, partel city or te a Zi ees Eoedoun counts NOTARIES PUBLIC. EEE Jn office from 9am, to S p.m eee SSS Beate athe