Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1890, Page 2

“PISTOLS IN POLITICS. They Were Shown in Great Numbers in a South Carolina Town. FABIO RETURNS TO SALVADOR. Improvement Reported in the Western Crop Prospects. niall ins HE ENCOUNTERED AN ATHLETE, The Minneapolis Census Leads to an At- tack on Mr. Driscoll. Sr. Pace. Mrvx., July 2—The twin city cen- sus row yesterday bronght on a personal en- counter between Fred Driscoll, manager of the Pioneer Press, and A. G. Winston, the million- aire contractor of Minneapolis, Winston went ! to the newspapeg office and demanded a retrac- | tion of the statement that he had listed, for census purposes in Minueapolis, the numerous employes of his firm scattered over the state. Driscoll referred bim to the editor, whereupon Winston attacked Driscoll. John Jackson, the | . came to his father’s res ed out and boarded a | eable car. Jackson is an athlete, and Winston | Jeft the spot much the worse for wear, It was decided yesterday to try the Minneapolis con- | spiracy case» before United States Commis- sioner Morey of Winona, who will sit in St. | Paul for the purpose. ‘It is expected that | the wholesale arrests promised wall begin to- day. —~+-— AN EXILE’S RETURN. The Upheaval in Salvador Allows Gen. Fabio Moran to Go Back. Sax Fraxcisco, July 2—Gen. Fabio Moran, who was exiled from San Salvador by President Menendez when he secured the presidency, will sail for home today. Moran haslived here in exile for three years, He was an opponent of Menendez for the presidency of the republic soon aiter Zaldivar was driven out, and fear of his influence induced Menendez to expel hit. Moraa has received assurances from his son that hiz chances of being elected are good. He has a large estate in Salvador and was popular with many classes, but Menendez triamphed ——— THE EVENING STAR: i, 4 be a ¥ WASHINGTON, Fd D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1890 SOCIAL MATTERS. A Quiet Church Wedding This Morn- ing—Personal Notes. There was a quiet marriage at Epiphany Church this morning at 10:30 o'clock, Mr. Chas. B. Strong of the General Land Office and Miss Rose H. Marshall of Tennessee and also of the Land Office were married by the Rev. Dr. McKim, rector of the church. ‘The ceremony was performed in the Sunday school room, ow- ing to the fact that the auditorium was Undergoing its annual repairs. There were no bridesmaids, The witnesses were seated by Mr. W. H. Craw/ord and Mr. W. L. Ford. The groom was atteided by Mr. George Q. H. Mills, his best man. The bride was escorted by Mr. Campbell of EB yattsyille, who gave her band ia marriage, Sen:tor Harris, who had expected to perform tbis ceremony, being too ill to be present. Bhe wore traveling dress of piain apple greon cloth, draped with cloth of the sume color, with large brocaded polka dots. The body was a surplice waist e close sceves and high shoulder puffs trimmed with uncut velvet of a dark shade of green. The lroad-brimmed hat of chip was lined with derk green velvet trimmed with pale green silk. and caught up at the back over the short, curling brown hair with a bow of green silk. She carried a bunch of La France roses tied with ribbons, Miss Isabel Hunt. the organist of Epiphany. played the march music, appropriate to the occasion. At the close of the service the bride kissed the rector and the bridal party left the church. The bride and groom drove to the remdence of the groom’s parents before they left on the noon train for the north to visit Lake George and other summer resorts. Among th at the church were Maj. and Mrs. Strong and Miss Lillie Strong, the parents and sister of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. ©. 8 Greg- ory and Miss Daisy Garland, ‘The presents were nnmerous and costly, among them and most highly prized by the recipients being a silver set from the friends of the bride and groom in the General Land Oftice, Mr. aud Mrs. Strong will return in a fortuight and make their home in this city, Mrs. Ches. C. Darwinand her family have taken possession of her new home in the mountains at Aurora, W.Va. The summers spent there heretofore have been so bencticial to the children that Mrs, Darwin has concluded to spend two or three years there, both sum- mer and winter. Miss Emma Langley of 505 New Jersey ave- nue northwest, who has been spending several months with her mster in Philadelphia, is now the guest of Mra. Fred. Pomeroy at her sum- mer cottage in Ridgwood, N.J. Mrs. J. Kobler of New York, nee Heiden- because he corrupted the army and gained the help of Guggamala, Moran will reach San Salvador in a fortnight, jast about the same time it will take Zaldivar to go from Paris, When these two men, both hustling for the presidency, meet im Salvador there is likely to be trouble. —_— A HUNDRED PISTCLS. But Not s Single Shot Was Fired to Start the Slaughter. Coremara, $.C., Jaly 2—At no meeting of the present campaign has such bad blood been displayed as yesterday at Winusborough, the home of Gen. Bratton, one of the candidates. Gen. Bratton was accorded a respectful silence from the crowd who listened to him. Gen. Earle’s speech was interrupted by yells and cries of “Sit down!” and “Let the man speak!” “You can't change us; we are going to put Till- man in!” ‘Run him out, boys!’ When Cupt. ‘Tuliman arose it was fully five minutes before he could speak, 80 great was the applaure on one side and the hissing on the other. Aftor speaking «short while he said something that again put the crowd to yelling, and all efforts to silence them were in vain. Some one told him to sit down. This produced the wildest excitement. A score of Tillman's followers rushed ou the stand and lifted Tillman from the seat into which he had dropped and car- ried him to the edge of the platform. They swore he should speak. At this point the at- tention of the audience was called to the fact that twenty of Mr. Tillman's supporters on the stand had their hands on their pistols. At this announcement there was the greatest con- fasion. The ladies fled from the meeting, and ap eye-witness reports a hundred pistols in sight at the same moment. A terrible riot was momentarily expected and a single shot or blow would have brought it on. ‘The ten- sion was very great until the end of the most heated meeting of the campaign. phate i lE WESTERN CROPS. Drouth in Places, but a Fair General Average is Shown. Cuicaco, July 2—The following will appear in this week's Farmers’ Review. Asa rule crop conditions have improved in the states covered by our report. This improvement is in most cases due to beavy rainfall, accompanied by hot weather. The condition of the soil is re- ported wet in Dakota and Kentucky and suffi- ciently moist in Towa, Indiana and Minnesota. l:ain has fallen in Nebraska, but many connties tm that state are still suffering from drouth, Parts of Kansas. Missouri and Illinois are get ting dry. Spring wheat in South Dakota has greatly improved and is now up to the usual average condition. We summarize as follo ihe reports of condition: Winter wheat—Iili- nois, 70 per cent; Indiana, 56%4; Ohio, Missouri, 76; Kentucky, 75; Kansas, $3. Lilinois. 8925. p. Missouri Oats—Iilinois, 51 per cent; Ohio, 72; Missouri, 53; Kansas, Kentucky. 36; Iowa, 89: Nebraska, 6 Minnesota, $8; Dakota, 9; Michigan, 100. —— A GIRL’S FACE, Photographers Must Not Sell Private Pictures. Sr. Pavs, Mixs., July 2.—In the supreme court @ decision was handed down yesterday in the case of Ida Moore of Minneapolis against Photographer Rugg. Rugg sold a copy of Mra. Moore's picture, which was put on exhibition in improper places, much to the discredit of the luly, and she brought suit for damages, The supreme court holds that it is «case in which there is ground for the recovery of dam- ages and that the photographer has no right to dispose of pictures, which are the sole property of the sitter. The decision is an important ove. Similar cases have arisen ouce or twice previously in other parts of the country. IT. Campaign Was Let off Last Night. Isprayavouts. Ixp.. July 2—Among demo- Crats here there is a feeling that the first gun of the campaign for the democratic presidential nomination in 1892 was fired by Gov. Hill in his speech to the Hendrick’s Cinb last night. ‘The most prominent men in the party who are here today say there is no reason why Hill should not be im the presidential race; that he has proved himself popular and there is no} qnestion about his capacity or his acceptability With the party in New York. pitas Hardman Withdraws. Artaxrs, Ga, July 2—Col. Hardman makes formal announcment of his withdrawal from the governorship race. This leaves the field clear to Col. Northen, who will. from present indica- tions, Lave everything his own way. A Mountain Ca ‘al. Ocvex, Urau, July 2.—The Rocky Mountain Carnival began yesterday, the royal train ar- tiving shortly before noou from the east amid tne boowing of canuon and the cheers of the people. Kex. accompanied by a brilliant ret- iuue, paraded the streets. No Legal Fraud. Cmrcaco, July 2—Master in Chancery Boye- son made a report yesterday to Judge Talley adverse to the application of Frank R. Baker for an injunction restraining the Union Stock Yards aud Trausit Company from issuing bonds | for $10,000,000 and executing a mortgage to | Secure the same in a proposed sale of the stock | yards toan English syndicate, that while the term fraud is freely used in Mr. Baker's bill no facts are averred which in law constitute a fraud. Judge Tulley will take up the matter today. ——_——_—_ Discouraging Hot Weather. Toraxs, Kay., July 2—Hon. J. ¥. Admire, receiver of the land office at Kingfisher, Okla- hom, is im this city. He says the peuple of | kept, but in the heimer, is visiting her parents at No. 6071 street northwest, where she will be pleased to sce her friends, Miss Lizzie Ringgold of Washington and Constance Grosvenor, daughter of Gen. C. A. Grosvenor, are at Hotel Sorrento, Maine, Miss Lillian Wiggins, who hed intended spending ber vacation with her brother, Mr. J. V. Wiggims, was suddenly ealled home yester- day afternoon by the iliness of her mother at Brownwood, Tex. Jon Randolph, wife and daughter have gone to Pennsylvania for the summer, The lawn party given last evening by tho King’s Circle of Daughters and Sons of Wesley Chapel at Mrs. Hannay’s, cornér of 3d and F streets, proved to be a very enjoyabie affair. The refreshment tables were in charge of Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Falconer, Miss Andrews and Miss Copeland, and the Rebecca in charge of Miss Leltie Monroe. ‘The evening was pleasantly spent amid the pretty decorations and sweet music furnished by the Georgetown Orchestra. Miss Marguerita Spalding of M street is home from Wellesley on her summer vacation. Mr. and Mra. George Buchanan of the Clar- endon left today for Culpeper Heights. They wall visit various Virginia watering places nil summer. m the party, Mrs, Buchanan's mother will also be Mrs. H. C. Burch, accompanied Ly Mrs. Dean Southworth, Miss Georgina Payne and Miss Ada C. ~Thermoplier,” in the mountains of Virginia, to spend the heated term. Bureh, lett this morning for Miss Bertha Finck of New York is tho guest of the Misses Carrie and Rosalie Schwarz. Mr. and Mrs, Roberdcau Buchanan and Mrs. Peters are summering in the Piedmont valley, whence they will go to the Virginia Springs. The Misses McNulty have issued cards for Wednesday evening, the 9th inst., to meet Miss Menzies. Mrs. George Keyes French, with her little daughter, has ieft town for an extended visit to her futher, Mr. T. E. Benedict, at his place on the Hudson, ————_+es_—___— “Friends of Zion’ in Court. Today the “Association of the Friends of Ziou,” by E. M. Hewlett, filed » bill in equity against John Thornton, Andrew Jackson, Levi W. Jackson and Henry Willer for an injunction, for a conveyance, &e. The bill is brought by Dennis Bland et al, trustees, and sets out the objects of the association to be to aid members when sick, &c., and that it was incor- porated February 16, 1871, and owns part lot 23, square 540, fronting 46 feet on @ street southwest. They cherge that defendants have Withdrawn from the association and formed an association of the same title, with the addition ‘No, 1,” and assert that since then two of the original trustees have attempted to convey the property to the “No. 1” association. ‘They therefore ask the writ, &c. ———_ Death of Mr. Richard Mockbee. Mr. Richard Moc&bee, a well-known old citi- zen, died last evening in the seventy-fifth year of hie age. Mr. Mockbee was engaged in tho shoe business with his son for many years on F street near 12th. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock from the resi- dence of Mr. W. T. Mockbee, son of the de- ceased, No. 315 H street northwest, _ Fined for Selling Beer on Sunday. Judge Miller today decided the case of Henry Busch, a wholessle beer dealer, who was recently tried under the act of 1857 for selling on Sunday. Mr. Shillington argued the case for the defendant and claimed that the act of 1857 had been replealed Ly subsequent legisla- tion, Judge Miller sustained the law and im- posed a tine of $25. Mr. Shillington noted an meet. -__-— Changes in the Dead Letter Office. The following changes have been made in the clerical force of the Dead Letter Office of the Post Office Department: Dougiass L. Alli- son of Connecticut appointed to a $900 posi- tion; Martin W. Pierce transferred from the Washington City Post Office to a #900 place, First assistant’s office—Henry C. Sener of Virginia promoted from $1,000 to 1,200; Geo. S. Moore of Iowa transferred from the Dead Letter Office and promoted from #900 to $1,000, Second assistant’s office—Hesignations: Geo, F. Page of New York, au $1,800 clerk, and Walter F. Robinson of Maine, a $1,200 clerk. Promotions: Jeoueh Dearenane of New Jersey from $1,600 to $1,800; Samuel H. Thornburg of ‘Tenucesee from $1,400 to $1,600; Charles W. Smedes of North Carolina fron: $1,200 to $1,400; Charles E. Roberts from $1,000 to 1,200; M. E. Newlin of Wisconsin from $1,000 to $1,200. adhe ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre EVENING STAR. Teacuens’ Examixation.—The snperintend- entof schools completed about sunset jast evening the vxamiation of white candidates for teachers of the public schools, Eleven candidates appeared for examination, The il be determined at a jater date. ‘ihe for teachers of the j colored schools begun at the Hallowell School building this morzing at 9 o'clock, County Assessuen?.—The state assessment of Alexandria county is now completed, The total value of real estate is: In Washington district, $242,360: Arlington district, $505,077, and in Jefferson district, which adjoins this ity, $558,387, the yulues of the whole county umming up $1,346,025. It had be ippesed by some that the real estate values of the ccunty were greater than those of the city, bat they do not seem to be more than one- third as much. ves.—The Columbia Fire Com will leave here early for Frederick. Md,, on the 4th of July to take part in the firemen’s proces- sion there on that day.——The scheme of re- viviug the steam to the Maryland shore by the aid of a sulsidy from the city treasury is again to be presented to the oity coancil. -— ‘The corporation court has issued nine marriage licenses during June, The same number was is- sued during June last year.——The. German Building Associagion, No. 5, has loaned $5,000 at par.——-The Campbell ludex of the pabli rk's oftice of the corporation here. The clerk's office indexes have always been well offices great in- for the want of corporation the territory are discouraged by reason of the | Couvenicuce hasbeen found in former years coutinued hot weather and bad crop prospects. ‘The thermometer bas stood over 100 degrees, | of the late Wm. and uo cain has fallen for over fifteen Affairs generally. Mr. Admire says, are in a plorable condition and if the crops fail this | terday. Year great suffe: i Will result. ————— Sg index.——The ternoon,——Mr, SHOOTING STARS. DIGGS’ BLOW KILLED HARRIS. If it be true as scientists say, that the sun is | Te Coroner’s Inquest Over the Body GIRL, GEAMAN _PRE- losing heat we must be finding it im thie of the Victim. sie Mi eh Os = Bes Spee = country. TEE PATAL DANCE NBAR CABIN JOHN BRIDOE— ae A WITNESS Ww IRL TO. Charity Worker—to Rescued Wretch: “Do|] jon Rigs ctl ance ins Sai Wy: hesselt pouerslly useful, mast bes hood eae You find much difficulty in keeping your head} piga¢ 1x ROCKVILLE JATLe nd quick st anes: qpe eto has had experience pre above water now?” Fos erate nee sie 5, Star ofies. John Harris, the Young colored man who ied st Froedman’s Hospital yesterday morn- ing from the result of a blow on the head in- Rescued Wretch: ‘No, but its mighty hard to keep it above beer.” ° WANTED—ROOMS. FOR SALE--MISCELLA NEOUS W iccite on Fives or secon a, Fiver within eastt | spt Barve Avyiy 10ck Sours Se TEE bloeks ; for Light Howsckeet= ; . fag; ate torus Agrees SY, core Caprain or | POM, SALESPOUR LARGE PaeNcu viarE eee << S Pal aan na ee wad; — a nioe irs ss WANTED--HOUSES. F20K BALE KODAK CAMPRA—NEW No i, wirtt exceptionally five also pew beat! cue, two deve: Ww AT} D—FOR AX TAME DIATE Casi PUR. pu jut, @ Good Piece Business broperty for | $20. Call at J” je0. cas JOR SALE—P VILLAGE CART AND Hate ant Lake bends high = 5 BL WAMNEI's CO..016 Fetnw | - SER | Bese pony te = | Que sedaler and driver: entire out will be nnd ___WANTED—LOTS. | Sissh ene tne “so fasta aoe tort. "ag When your trunks are strapped to be taken away on asummer trip, you always wonder when you are to be strapped also. WOULD WANT To BE IX STYLE, Could Eve but go down by the sea, And unsuspecting look upon the fad flicted by Gecely Diggs at a dance above Cabin John Bridge Saturday night, as published in Yesterday's Stan, way employed on Mr, Arthur Cropley’s farm, just this side of the club house. Greely his slayer, lived in this city, but spent most of his time in George- town. His mother and step-father live ANTED-GERMAN GIRL TO DO NECESSARY Work ia Famuiy of Ror tuonth jood howe tu right person. Cull, after ew Jerscy ave. ae, 2 W YOUNG MAN SUS SENS YA quired. Call after 4 o'clock. 920 Dui st. v.w. Jy? WARTED RELIABLE AND ENENGETIC LA- tions of wages S9 per = 4pm, 455 Jerac 1 ANTED-A ANTED 3Lis WHITE Gikl, WAGES Wahettorconn Waniona Tan for Gute emma ek Do Work for Four uthers. re: dies aud Gentlemen as Agents in all sec the ci troduce and enti cle Of costumes there; all blushingly Up in the country, and only a couple | of ungusstioned merit. Svecytele noses’ it. Fast She'd wonder why she was so thickly clad. | Of weeks ago ho returned to their honse, It | lier., Testimoutais 1urnished of the Lisueat ebarac- Send 4c. in for perticuls Address: Hows’ GHUMICAL CO. 20 Water st. Plcabune oe fereuce: Union Netioual Bank, Pittsbung. it Wax AN ‘Was reported that he had escaped from the work house here, but his name does not ap- pear upon the court records, The dead body Of Harris was removed to the morgue yesterday and Deputy Coroner Schaeffer conducted the Newfoundland will raise one hundred and twenty million lobsters this year and the United States will do its best to put them down, ED-BOY TO LEAN DRUG BUSINESS. id Rhode Island ave. i ED=A DEUIOLER THOROUGHLY AC. quainted wi lesale Jol roeery Trade of Washington, Address DKUMMEK, Star Office, with refereuces, NS ae Is life worth living? Movt certainly it is if] autopsy. He founda sovere fracture of the | Ofice, wi tan ne a you have gota good horse; and there is no | skull Be a | DIG@S ARRESTED. Last evening after the Maryland authorities were notified of Harris’ death Deputy Sheriff William Emery visited the neighborhood where Possible doubt about it if you have got a span. —New York Sun. True, for does not the Psalmist say life is but & span? ‘wuges will be paid. Address, stating expertence, waxes expected, &e., PMINT Eu Siar ofties. Jy2-30" ANTED—TWELVE LADIES AND SIX MEN TO Wis the System to Cutand Fit Ladies’ Dresses by Mr. Geo. White with a view to business, ut reduced Drives end easy terme. | Gall for particulars at the crime was committed and arrested Diggs, GEO. WHIT: ‘ies’ Tailor, Tho citizens of the new states of Idaho and | $hom he found ut the house of «man named A Lad a Siapsnemnce johnson. Diggs expressed sui at his ar- ANTED-A N SE Wyoming will be Fourth of Julyers. Font, ag he didnot think that he hed bedly in W vk Apply. with Feetutcan we Lo48 Tae. jure: ris, It is denied that George Vanderbilt is a AX EYE WITNESS ‘OF THE AFFRAY. woman hater, and no woman is a Vanderbilt WANte—an FEW CLERKS WHO HAVE SOME A colored man named William H. Robinson, know.edze of the Pension Claim Bi dreys 200 A at. ne. aw hater. who attended the dance at which the fatal WASTED BOY (WHITE 6: COLOUED) cay blow was inflicted, was in the city today to at- | vr, g —— iy Mime Se ee There are no flies on the tariff bill, because | tend the inquest over Harris’ body. He told of | Band is vieigek. Nome & 1010 ¥ aka. they are free traders, the good time the boys had at the dance during WASTED WOMEN COOKS, ——— — see. the evening, and said it was nearly 3 o'clock ber Maids, Sunday morning when the blow was inflicted, He said that only two lamps were left lighted and he was near Harris when Diggs THE EIGHT-: [OUR LAW, ae Ki The Federation of Labor Indorses the Waitress, Laundross, House Ma: 3 A ors, ids, Murses, truck him, Harris, he eaid, fell in the lap of | Butlers.’ Coachmen, Fu ids anidt Help f Connell Bill, woud ailing peck tes Goce, 1a tow tee Shis city and resorts at once: DICI’S AGLNCA te13 ) he aid, Harris’ head was terribly swollen > Massachusetts ave. Ww ANTED-FROM ONE TO THREE OONTIGU- | BUR SALF—ONE) AIN FINECARMIAGE HORSE stating wise location aud lowest cash pres RC | sare ta ‘ ee oid rr Pakiiy Paty | i * Star office Wei-®” | GOKSEN Src yw2-aet Fok Abe Pai hom, STOCK AND TIXTURES and License. reasou for selling. owner has other _FOR RENT—ROOMS. _| Sse Spuramest of mas, onner he QR RENT—1232 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. X.W., | J OK SALE-SLOOP Yacui_a FUE jy RS ee AS ee rates inst sailor: Dullt in 1NBG ANArees “jytae DOR Sai Claas th every be Of tearm down ste of buiidine can be had sta such tice for cash. THOMBON'S Music Depot st st, ewe F JOR KENT—UNFURNISHED—FIEST FLOOR OF house in pleasant location, suitaude tor houseKeep- fug; four rooms aud lanve store room: bow widow 46 | parlor; latrobe, rauge, Lot aud cold water. Lieferences exchanged. Hout ¢18 per inom. Inquire st 35 P sine Pet Rok REST SICE PLEASANT “RooMs, FOR. OF unfurnished, for light 424 Mass. ave. nw. ~ Ok BENT—IWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Rooms ou the secon suitable for lught house. Keeping, with bath, heat and as. will rent lor nine dollars (eur to's party without cline DON st. me. al Cars aud Herdics pass the door. Fe RENT—CHEAT— FRONT AND BACK ROOMS. SUPERB CPRIGAT PIA Freese ; EXTRA RARE BARGAIN beautiful hish-class Upright Pano, slightly ase@, Lonce if you wantto buy for cash. «: = ly pay mente, © tO sit. Gost Sereat sacrifice af sold at once. jsome stool woes with ic This Pi i a Pull Cabuet Upright Grand, mediom sine, unsurpassed for beauty of tone aud dmravilicy, fully warranted. THE PLANO EXCHANG 330 oR SALE —€ Brewster, ob well furnished: first floor; sbady side @t.; no chil ren oc! O13 Pa ore, Private fauily; Dosrdine same bose, tLree Blocks irom Pensiow Luihdiuz. 910 4th stu. way 1a WOR RENT—L aK GE NICELY FURNISHED Room, second floor front: also Nice Koom on third loor, with Huard; closets, bath, &c.; transiente sccum- modated. 715 10th st. nw. ay -3t* FPO RENTNEAR STATE, WAR AND NAVY DE- partments, Five Large, Nice Unfurnished for housekeeriug, cheap, 1747 F «t. nw. JOR KENT—FURNISHED—FIN Second-story Froxt Loot three windows; also adjonziu UNDER Dna adiew Vilace I be wuld very cies te Stable, 1004 1:30 RIVATE SALE my ata A ¥INE TOP both by relieul te used A wood bane wast be disposed of at omce, Priv an aa LARGE, COOL, |. With alovve, two closets, back room,unfuruish separately or together, Apply 81 Lith sum w. Jy) FoR BEST oONE Lance stoxAGE ROOM, ONE Unfaruixbed ioom ou secund Hour: also Hall Koom, Inquire 19 Lest. a. pize {OR | RENT—WITH —BUARD-IN PRIVATE | Sm {bat wil be water family, Becond-story Bay. Front Bi Gadins 10h Seam, 1311 Lith st new. jyl zy = —_ Fee suitocurae - Te Barges, city ink capacity 300 100 {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—TWO 0} oud floor, oneon first floor, 510 11th st Tent reasoncbiea, tons each. TNE capacity’ % The Federation of Labor last evening again considered the eigh®hour question and adopted resolutions setting forth that “House bill No. 8490, ‘to enforce the eight-hour law on govern- ment premises,’ which has been favorably re- ported from the committee on labor and 1s now upon the House calendar, would wholly fail to carry out the eight-hour principle as under- and he was taken to the house where he lived. A doctor who was called to attend him, Robin- son said, pronounced his injuries slight and said he would soon get well. ~ THE INQUEST. Coroner Patterson had a jury summoned this afternoon and heard the evidence. Robinson was the principal witness. He described the iy: WantePyA FINE (CARE BAKER aT FUS- SELL'S, 1427 New York ave. oy. ANTED—A CARPENTER GUT OF EMPLOY- ment and wiliiux too short distance in the country to work afew days. Send address and to J.Q.8., Star office, A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO DO so Work for a small family ; must be neat and Good home forthe right person. W.N.. Star * Une Seow, a Seow but last Ju FULNISHED ROOMS ON | boats emt oY “wey rn vase + every con- | wishing to bay will bem vat 230-3" _ | whore the boats are lyiug. Aduruss Lock de POE A RENTINOOMS, WITH OW “WiTHOUT | exandris, Va TO. Proj Board, at reasonabie prices, JOB GAT J.OK SALE-ONE BEAUTIFUL Fi for, 8th dnd & sts. nw. EAL Cyreut Piano: oryiual price 8450. Cau JOR KENT— NISBED—AT Fs = SIV cant, at G nw. CHEAD SOME FOOT POW Wo Btands filled with Job I A w.. two Cool, Attractive. Connecting Ki th’ 612.50; with young couples refereucen. south trout; 612.50; with young couple; references, 330-00" Fans fatal meeting and Dr. Schaeffer testified as to the cause of death. Other witnesses were examined and the jury returned a verdict fixing the responsibility of Harris’ death on Diggs. ‘The prisoner is now in the Rockville jail. ‘The remains of the dead man were prepared for burial ey Undertaker Clements and the in- terment will be made in the county not far from where he was killed, oe POLICEMAN DEAN’S CLUB, What District Attorney Hoge Says of Hutchinson’s Complaint. stood and indorsed by the organized working- men of the country for more than twenty years and would legalize the flagrant violations of the present law against which laboring men have repeatedly and earnestly protested;” that House bill No. 9791, introduced by Repre- sentative Connell of Nebraska und referred to the committee on labor in April last, would, in the judgment of this body, compel the execu- tive officers of the governmjent to enforce the eight-hour law of June 25, 1868, in xccordance with its letter and spirit and would bo in ac- cord with the sentiment of organized labor throughout the country,” and “that the Foder- ation ot Labor Unions of the District of Co- Pictures, E ALLAN, S10 Fst u, WANTED’ RELIABLE, ENERGETIC MAN With some capital to take chaive of the manufac: tage of a very pryfitable preparation: owner's time otherwise oceuy iw is 3 eplendid opportun) for the right party. Address K.T't-rStur oftoe 11-3 W TWO GOOD WAIST HiANDS: GOOD Pay to those thoroughly experienced; no others jy" need apply, MADAM KOHR, 937 F st, WARTED{ 4 WHITE GIRL POR CHAMBER AND General House Work fur a Smali Faunly ; no chil- dren. (A suitable persom Will bave & good home, Lu- quire 403 7th st u.w. Lat STO PAINT Va. Apply to €. ¥. yi-0" wat D—FIETEEN Shingle Roofs at Fort Myor, KEYS. i ji ANTED—WAIT EM KR CAPE MAY; FARE lumbia respectfully but earnestly recommends | District Attorney Hoge has decided as to the | WANT} UD RAUIELS FOR CAPE MAY ‘ouien the passage of House bill No. 9791 with certain | complaint against Officer Dean for clubbing ys ie ay Spe Kitchen = eed amendments,” Samuel Hutchinson, after conference with SiEDn a yon: BN = YOUNG MAN WITH TWO OR PROVISIONS OF THE CONNELL BILL. Mr, Armes and an examination of the ‘xperiouce in the Drug Business, ‘The bill introduced by Mr. Connell estab-| memoranda of evidence submitted, 1113 King st, Alexandria, Va, lishes eight hours asa day's work for all la-| ‘that it should be passed on by the borers, workmen and mechanics now employed | Police Court, and that on application of Hu‘ch- ob ie ad or who may hereafter be employed by or on | in#on, the party aggrieved, a warrant will be ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS JOURNEYMAN BAR. issued.” This is the case which led to the hold- ing of several meetings of colored citizens at the Second Baptist Church. Silencing the Scissors Grinder’s Bell. “Where is the scissors grinder?” is a question often asked by housekeepers since the Com- missioners, by aclause in the police regula- tions, prohibited those peripatetic utility men from ringing hand bells on the streets. Al- though it is now a violation of the regulations to ring the bells, once in awhile some poor Italian is found violating the law, but asa rule behalf of the District, except in cases of emer- gencies, when workmen shall be paid for their extra time on the basis of an eight-hour day. The bill makes it unlawful for persons oF corporations holding contracts from the gov- ernment to require or permit workmen to work more than eight hours # day on government work, Persous violating the law may be pun- ished by 8 fine of not less than @50 or more than $1,000, or imprisonment not more than six months, or with both fine and imprison- ment. The amendments made by the Federation of Labor make the provisions of the bill apply specifically to the District of Columbia, as well ber, Apply to GEORGE SCHWAB, Harrirou st., sacostia, D.C. WASTED-A MAN TO RU ofa Flooring Machine, App ‘Mills, 8th and J #ts, sw. a) LADIES FOR ANTED — QUICK! Y stores, Cooks, Waiters, Seumstressez, Dairy Clerks, Kitchen and Farm Hands; cities, country and resorts, age Koom: drunks stored.) BUMNHAM’s, 1110 G at. now. AT SHE CITY INTELLIG day, Working Women, Mer Girls: no wal:ing for work applications pared. May Buiiding,7th ‘D Ts Ty to J. H. LEWIS’ 330-3 Vv y ANTED — DUNDORE'S ENT Women, . - if dom bor, «1 as to the United States government. "An im- | {¢ Police ure wot looking for trivial cases and | white au “with referobces, Memoved 0 700 Lat uw, Portantemendment teads as follows: “Pro- | the Italians who violated the law yesterday was | = vided further, That not less than the current Teau, convict Uy. Iadies—Men white and eSlored tor al? kénde cf don Db COLORED COOK y at their Stunrer Home, 7 miles ch; must be well recommended ; good ni. Apply at Star office between m. Frank Gross, and he was arrested by Police- man Campbell. When the case was called in the Police Court this morning there was some one outside of the court ringing a hand bell, and making more noise with it than a clown at @ circus, but he was not arrested. Judge Miller said that these poor people could not be very bad as not many cases were brought to court. So far as he knew no ove rate of per diem aggs in the locality where the work is perforMed shall be id to laborers, workmen and mechanics employ or on behalf of the government of the United States or of the District of Columbia, and laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by contractors or subcontractors in-the execution of a contract or contracts with the United ‘D— AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS jothes Line; the only line ever invented that he clothes ‘without. pina: recently issned: sold ouly by agents, to whot the exclusive right is given; on receipt of 30 cen | Will send a xample live Ly mail: also circulars | States or the District of Columbia shall be | bos cer been deafened by these Witla patie, | iz and term ty agents: secure your tert tor . Adi HE PINLESS CLOTHES L deemed to be employed by or on behalf of the | What the court dislikes about thesecasesis that | Masten a wares Mae government of the United States.” Mr. W. Oyster was instructed by the Federation of Labor to present the bill as amended to the House committec on labor,and he discharged that duty today. ——— Fast Driving Cost Him $15 Altogether. Today in the Police Court Judge Miller heard evidence in two cases against Matthew Pope, a livery stable man, the charges being ‘fast itis called upon to repress people who are try- ing to earn an honest living while there are 4o Many vagrants and idiers about the city. Prosecutor Dumone argued against the poor Italian,and said that « great many children were sick just now, and these noises disturbed them. He did not refer to the large firecrackers that the children are going to Leh i this week. As Gross had been warned before the judge imposed « fiue of $5, and suspended sentence Ws ‘D -- ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MEN TO | Kent the Edwon Phonograph, the wonderful | talking machine, aud exhibit it during the ex ° my of 2 te be mad npou & Sunday Bout, 7 Pa ave. 1.W, driving” and “disorderly conduct.” Mr. A. H. | *ith the understanding. that he will have to | YY ASTAD—A. NICE ¥ i Tas'and ‘Nie uile aud ckudiwar ce safety | PaY the fine if ge again rings the bell. if required. Calli T17 Bist st, betircon Sandys eo morning, at bicycles riding along Pennsylvania avenuo last s Suing the Incorporators. ANTED— BY EXPERIENCED WHITE. WOMAN, Tun him down. Ho anid he spoke telthe deveee | ‘The Washington and Sandy Spring Narrow | cyst Noming Memes Merve: iy Cay og abont it, but bis response was an oath. The | Guage Railroad Company has filed # bill | Arowud the Mouss. steferences, Address wet xe defendant denied that ho was driving very fast against H. M. Baker, M. M. Talbott, 0. H. P. and said the horse he was driving was not | Clark, E, J. Evans, G. G, B. Cissell, G. 8, Kim- AT HEADQUAKIER- VOBLLIOND ~ 7 0 wiuber Maid, Watress, Laundresses are Sone fala Toligeman Cotton | said | ball and J. L. Husband fora decree requiring sarwes, eamstreas, Meu Waiters, “Cooks Coach: could make mile in three minutes, | Baker to pay aud deliver over to W. 8. Thomp- = on the funds, books and papers of the’ com- | pany, and for an account. The bill sets out that the company was chartered in 1889, the defendants being the incorporetors; that they received ‘subscriptions, appointing Baker treasurer, and on March 20 2,600 shares were subscribed and €13,000 paid in; that on March 27 an organization was effected by the election of Albert Gleason, president; Lewis Clephane, secretary, and W. 8. Thompson. treasurer, and u bowrd of directors; and that it then became the duty of the defendants to turn over the monies, books and papers, They aver that Baker refuses to comply, and sets up a claim for service. Judge Miller said that it is absolutely neces- sary to maintain the strictest order and reg- ularity in driving on Pennsylvania avenue and imposed a fine of $10 for the fast driving. A fine of @5 was imposed for disorderly conduct, —————— Special Census Agents, The following-named persons have been ap- pointed as special agents to collect statistics of : For Fall River, Mass., Seth H. for Keone, Peterborouth and Wil- ton, N.H., Amos Heywood; for Claremont, Con- cord, Franklin and Newport. N.H., Charles R. Corning; for Neshua and Milford, N.H., Jamea WiANiz-60 £0 DICK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR oks, Laurdress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, But- ichinen, Waiters, Ki! ” Help for this c: have references. 13 7th st. w. NikD—bY A RESPECLABLE irl, & Situation as Cha hermaid atuich:. Address Box 141, Star office. It" RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL DE. eas Cham! a Chambermaid aud Plain Sewit t present employer’, LILO “COLUKED or Nurse ay 4 ing; city or country. Gounecticut aves 2 FIRST-CLASS WHITE GIRL, Situation as Nurae or to-do Licht city refs. furnished. Address or call new. \WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG LADY Wit UNEX. ceptionabie refereuces, * Situation as Typewriter, H tll aihed ed Pragyises Greet BS has no mactine. Address 1220 Ist. n. dy l-ae* . Pratt; Gove C. Ainslec, chief. Newark, ‘UATIONS FOR BEST COOK! : Noble H. Creager, chief, Baltimore, Md; Rexovat: newovat. = Wirsen Maids, Waiters. House Keepers, Girls, Drivers, Porters, Kitchen, Pautry and Other Help, city, resorts, &.” BOWLE'S, 1747 Pa. uve. n.w.dy1-2t° ‘QV 4NTED-PLACES BY TWO WHITE. GIRLS. one es Dining Hoom aud Chamber Maid, the other ts Chamber Said aud Nurve. Apply a 2440 F vias Julius F. Blackburn, chief, Cincinnati, Obio; Geo. W. Lemmon, special agent, New Milford, Plymouth and Thomaston, Conn.; George E. Bearn, Ansonia, Derby, Seymour and Hunting- ton, Conn.; William Mix, Meriden and Walling- ford, Conn.; John W. Hill, Waterbury and Naugatuck, Conn.; Edward F. Merrill, New Haven, Branford and Hamden, Conn.; Waiter 8. Clark, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River * and Ivoryton, Conn.; William E. Hulbert, Mid- dletown. Middlefield and Haddam. Conn. ; Chas, Iwill remove ua few months to building now occu- pied by A. Kaufman's Double Combination Store. A splendid chance to buy Well-selected and Seasonable Dryand Fancy Goods at and below cost. For cash onty, Sale positive, WANTED TB IN FAMILIES BY E Pericnced Seamstress, Ladies’ Underwear sud Children’s Clothes, Daruing and Mending: good but tonbole worker aud mxchiue operator ; references, Ad- dress Box 133, Star office. 330-30" ANTED_SITUATIONS FOR NULSES, HOUSE- Assistant Bartenders," Dri W. C. VIERBUCHEN, men, Maids, wr a vers, Olmstead, Norwalk and South Norwalk, Conn.; 602 7th st, n.w., Hers, Clerks, &e. argest office and best factiities Heury J. Piorro, Barkbamsted, New Hartford, | j04.3m rovthatne | Hgatreeauaie oles and BUENA Oe Norfolk, Torrington and Winchester, Conn,; cities, country shaw. Benj. E. Cowperthwait, Bethel and Danbury, ANTED — EMPLOYERS—FOR FIST-CLASS wich, Comm; SL Sk 'Copaland,, Middleboro, COREL URRY Oct Soar wich. Conn,;"M, M. Copeland, Middleboro, ¥ wt Masw.; Frank A. Besse, Wareham, Mass. ; George pe eee ee L, Smith, New Bedford and Dartmouth, Mass. ; H. Claiborne Willson, Petersburg, Va; Cary B. French, Manchester, Va. More “A Comin’ Through.”® Some funny communications are received by the superintendent of census. Yesterday one came in from an enumerator in Iowa, He stated that he had enumerated a lady who was seventy years of age. She reported that she TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1890. D State price. ce ress ES, 1830 NTED—-HIGHEST CASH ‘ture, C: aud Suni Stocks of Merchendise, Store and Othe Fistaren: Call oraddress ‘ON, 937 7th st. mw. jy 2-lm ba In GREATER VARIETY than at any other store in SS Washington. Prices all right. Order your supplies z .. C. WINS: we WANTED—T0 BUY A YOUNG sETT Address Box 124, Star office for THE FOURTH early and avoid the “vleventh- reo was getting new natural teeth. She further WV ANTED—SMALL OFFICE ONY ORG ST. FOR Informed the enumerator that “threo new ones | HOG" rush. Wat ehicten Attiess otice Koum, Star office. Lt had already came in” and that ‘more were a QY AzEd | ARLE Ul comin’ through.” The enumerator states that ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, and ca brel,, Mattrommenmete this being an uncommon occurrence he guaranteed. ‘CNELSOS, 3B o thought he would advise the office of it by 428 Ninth at. ANYED—H. BAUM YAYS THE HIGHEST CASE special communication. peices for. eet ts, Ayeiber. Beds, Rights of a Foreigner in this Country. | P. 5—Weclove at 6 P.M. during July ard August ry. Storage on r Mame se Judge Irving delivered the opinion of the wat KEEP: Maryland court of appeals yesterday im the | ¢xcept July Sand #eturdays, PROS “Horses Witter sed Summers sects case of Max Bullock, charged with violating | 272 ea bat yy) Sod mg te Sg ig the lottery laws by selling tickets in an Aus- ' Sligo, Ma. $o28-1m* trian concern, The court said: ‘The case has EY been argued as if the appellant was charged to be and an Austrian subject and entitled to Warns Macue, Courans, HIGH SPEED, SAFETY, DYDRAULIC PASSENGER Opersted upon, RE LANE oes Pig detec sn sae Sh Peraphovsink hg TN apS-3m_ Office, 5¥6 1iith of. nw. o AND PRESSED FOR 61. emis ‘ED—A POSITIVE FACT, Wi GUARANTEE van ‘Key, ‘eeconds 40 3 that $2 box of y Ob StAND, 1031 Fu. ave, W AxrED*tapigs 7 THY “ORANGE = Vi SSE a ee Lees pes Fern we Presses, 1 other Printing Material UK SALE— TOTHREE koous. USFCRNISHED, Y20 Fst yusekeepin, to parties without e vito 1V1Y H st nw. __ mz3-SUR" Fs. RENT—JACKSON's, 1028 CONNECTICUT FoR F suitable f children PIANOS AND ORGANS, ptauds kes. Pride eee Sty ave., Large Attractive Rooms; second and third joors; in anuex, first and second’ floors: en single: private beth: grewtly reduced er; table board a sprclulty JOR RENT—CORNER NINTH ST. AND MASSA- a chuset Large Nicely Furnished Roows with: 5 jt RUNMCF rooms, southern snd eaxtery exposure; references exchanged. y rates for de26. Fos ger ea. Haron, Oomplete Turnc {OK RENT—1315 MASS. AVE. _N. = ie; lange closets; couveuient bath, DOWNEY, Carriage hepository ond Stables, 1626 Lat. G22 t t Ieeving town cau at DOWNEY'S, PA AVE, WASHT FE KENT—THREF APA three rooms en suite KTMENTS OF 1 WOAND private beth snd closet: ele. : eA 406 : gat. furnished; at summer rates THE WOOD- nee Meck of Carriages, bau Wnt, cor, 13th and lows carcle {24-6m Whips this side of N. aa oe SS i in "Solledt work of allwtgion, Wi = So 5 na iu sutled Work of all styice, < FOR RENT—FLATS. HU Faave. "N.b—Eatimates given party for repaine So : so Cartaayen c&Chaiuged. ing Of the heres (OR RENT~ q N A 2620 K 8T., 5. 2, Oc} Peon teeee peas bl Fin ‘arrvte, We., Gold. Phen Gloves Soe Fok ol jou; pl 5 Os, ‘ oud, bes and Me é w 1407 Fah we é — 5 aa b—ABOUT JULY 1 WE WILL HAVES faut Steff Pisuos returned trum rent, well at reduced prices MF PER & OONLIFE, 514 11th «tn w FO SALEBY 8. Bae NOTAKY PUBLIG. 52 Res) Fetate Notes ov c operty Five new and eleqaut Houses in hast W Ho desirable sui FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPIN F 13 Unfurnished Kooms, with bat a “) fight. 111 Est. now, Ok RENT I 1H TWO UPPER FLOOKS, separate entrance. #11 Pu. ave. between UU Lochata Apviy to LOUVRE GLOVE GO, Bi hw. 6 per cent, siuinurton, ae, LOST AND FOUN Pa oe = call on DD. BALLAUL, Ase ‘test aw uly DAY Gold and Silver Skye Terr SALE—IF YOU WANT GUOD FIKST-CLASS chipped; had on collar with name re id address, whi eee eel a a runt, Cut-ander i : Burress gid Haud-uiade Day to Baty have tou leu Reward if returned to 310 GEECORTS, con dtnaet x —— squish Gai a prices in town OST-IN METROPOLITAN CAR NO. 3, a Lk 0. Depot aud 3d st. u.w., Tuesday, Biack Pocket ape took Containing Lew than 10 and ‘Some Writ Da to select Matter. Please return to 214 2d st. ae, aud receive 1 OST—JULY 1, EITHE Davis’ Store oF f COUNTRY REAL ES | FQOR SALI —NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. 5 MINUTES HE 2D 0) | Ei waik trom Derwood m 2 utiles above Rock Ryan to Daniel Preti, ville, pure water, 8 acres, wd receive reward. rede planted: ton LAST NIGHT, ON BOA 3D O8 GOING To | C0UK® P. iy Lo steamer Macalester, Farring, Jet set with peurl, TO BUY A FAR ‘A iiberal reward will be given if returned to 2908 .K yy wePeS, On jood uN st new, dy2-2t* thahy amy ym iv location and’ price to UNCLE SAM. Btar offic OS1—BETWEN EAST CAP, AND and Boats. ie. an Unyxend earl i » ward if left a: East Cap. st. O$T—A YOUNG SETTER DOG ABOUT A Box 128, Star office. jy OTH AND 18 barring. | Ie- ber AN EP JOBNSON, Columbus buildin (Ok SALE—IN WEST END PARK, old: reward, Addre QURAYED FROM JERIDIAN HILL BEIWE! se er 5S 16th and 17th sts. uw. Une Hed Cow. ‘Liberal te. | aula Atnae segrnin ® Ward if returned to W. i Oxle. at*_ | JuuNSOK, c , Columbus buridsn Foe, 288-4 SEW Kui frnit warden OST — LEFT EAST-BOUND HERDIC AT commer of 15th st. and Pa ave, about 8 jum July 1, |r Opera Giasses. heward if returned to 5 oa 2 C L COTTAGE, WITH ‘an Sden! place for an i ti wood ce place Lost MAR Cow J0TH ST. AND PASAVE. @ Mastiff Puppy; auswers to name of Jet; had « Fusset collar with uuils, eud of collar wae Visck Jeather. Liberal & CO., 10 imstou Halk in Vinge, Fy ced with vral reward if returued to THUMP: th and Ls. ave, dy2-vt OST—ONE-HALF OF A PLATINUM LINK <iveve Button, diamond settin< A handsome te ward will be paid ou delivery at SUG 19th st.n. w.1-: OST—JUNE 80, ON F SY. BET. 5TH AND 7TH sta, o 7th bet. F and Market Space, Solitaire Dist moud, jberal reward for its return to aw. fasbington in Distric KITTENBOUSE & GUNNE Heal bai 3630-10 _t JOR SALE—LOWER CEDAK POINT—AT great bargain; coutali land Yery nicely Atted up we hen, diving roo mer Louses, bath houses, inde comfort of ‘pleasure seekers: go: how running within two iil terprisiug usu who unders make a fortupe there. The than 18 asked for the entire pres ensy terms. Ba JeuB-ot VIG P st baw, FoR se “OK KENT—A FARM OF THIRTY acres, house and stables, ou the Brentwood road, dot June Liveral reward if to Mr. KINSLOW, 1820 ot.» ¥. » ° Lost Ah MMSHALh HALL. ‘su ~ JUN 2Y, a Silver Watch, Kigih movement, i inder re arias dod 3" OST—OR ASTRAY—TWO COWS, LEFT 4 1890, ove yellow aud one” black. itew: Siven wien returned, jetueser Bax, containing Gola W pad other antics Sieme ot wwner oy Tocact Book: spec OST—A PUG DOG 4 warded if left at 1431 F'st, nw ines at Schuetzeu Fark, 7th st., Friday. ST DAY, JUNE 28.4 BLACK SHOP. atch, Pocket Book J reward tor its retura to 512 6th st. aw. ° Lear Hives’ Station, Baud 0. luguire at he. OST OK STOLEN—CERTIFICATE NO. ‘en Shares of Stock 1m Capitol, North € South Wastungton Kalway Cumpeny. ‘Warned against its purchess, MAK. FOR treet and ‘The public is AREY BUMNS, :0he tenement hous viles from Ardwick. Band P, Varus and dwelling, 10. 30 per jadensburg, #. and O. $. dwelling, JOHN STEPHEN, _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ t e PUL SUBURBAN 14 wtom, New G-rouk Cok th. Call ur eduirvse Mee ‘iyl-dim AKEHOUSE, 1005 B ST. THR xs ee, sang opposite: woeie- ‘auitable for any heavy Dustuces, sa pase Sculurly for the Commisdon Business, “inquite at ‘Louisians ave. Dll a. HYNESBORO PA Lots to cash Star ufc Fessans CORNER NOXTH OAP- itoland D sts, u.w.: “206 feet of ground: good brick building and ali new “nachinery, wisl sell with of without machinery; good locatiou for —— bene. "Ld “oe” For int inquire wt ron SALL SUBURBAN MY, KESIDED 30K SALE—LISIS CONT. ST ea ey ey {ddreeses of over 10,000 soldiers. Address CLAIM | sores or laud, stavie und other turin buiiditiesson subs AGENT, Star office. 3Q- 280" | #t. road: one mile from Silver Spring and opposite the pew village * 2 00. . 1319 F st, ot ini 3 H FUKNI- 3 worce and half cule vomy SL por month, WC. DUVALLS Yep Fat nw. ie |p apne tee ae CROOREE I tees good ieee ea ee aoe ny 4 Tne is 3m chance for ri Sea ge Baik PRCriinw ald. 1507 Fae ne Se ae. FUnpmass POR CASH STOCKS EE Fe fidential. Address EN1EKPKIb», Star office je? iw* ‘OK SALE—BUILDING LOTS AT LINDEN, ON the Metropolitan Brauch of B.&U. KK and Tight at the junction of suid rosd with the pew 25 UVERSITY BEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, to Georgetown aud a. In addition to the NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARB Bouthecu relirosdst n, bproaman of Ite elevation So close to city will soon be within limita Fa a ap | Fy es hough the lows Sdered for — Commanding fine view, Strect crade already este» Eivestneut, we, preter, to sell to, perties why waut tg | shod by District engineers Sinryisnd smd-to' such we Will hoan ‘the asonay wits BRICK SIDEWALKS. ite BET, GRAVELED STREETS 600 F stn. ‘Shade aud orpamentai trees. oe Rasta tithe poe, ett Gaet | Oo ee er j al - PR ae nee es saosin w, toatiin; de17-1m 1006 F st. Fe BET, (08 vease—sicut sours Eiatosteed sat ck — OK SALE_FINE "AGE ON OAK AVE., TAK: (MA LINE WILSON communi. | Fn S4t2 5 , orhag Maa ZIMMER Star vice. _Jez6-1 ea spt s esos” aud uly payments. OWNER 11 0s ne. jORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENC. A Wiliams sce. = oe tote Wal"wabtiahis Manewee 920 3st eee my4-l4m" Ctaatee sw. BOARDING. Ee veooe ee ACkEs AT Teaurts “iba j