Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: ee ee ne eras » SW Te are Ne ee WASHINGTON, D.C.. Mi Mr, and Mra. John R. Mclean have left their McPherson Square house for the summer and are at Bar ‘Harbor, Me. Gen. and Mrs. Beale are im their cottage at Manchester-by-the-Sea, and have as tieir guests Mr. and Mra. Bakhmeteff of Russia. Mr. and Mra. Ross Thompson are at Fortress Moproe. Secretary Tracy has hired a house on K street near léth street, lately occupied by Mra. and the Misses Callen, Mra. Wilmerding and ber the or iy New London, where the: a board the U.S.8. Despatch, commanded by Lieut. Wm. Cowles. Senator and Mrs. McPherson have a cottage st Monmouth Beach, N.J., for the season. Justice and Mrs. Miller will spend the court vacation at Block Island ‘Minister and Mrs. Carter and danghters will nd the latter weeks of summer at Carlsbad. Carter has not quite recovered from the aitack of the grip she had in the winter and it is hoped the trip abroad and the famous waters may benedit her health. Minister Koustan of the French legation will spend the month of August abroad, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford and Mra, Edward Me- Cauley are at Bar Harbor, Me. Mrs. Wm. O, Cunningham is at Mount Desert, Me., for the season. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Barbour ere at Deer Park, Md., for the summer. Mrs. Ross Perry is located at the White Sul- pher Springs for the heated term. Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell will summer at Kenne- bunkfort, Me., with her children. Mrs. Warner Bailey and the Misses William- son will spend the summer at Oakland, Md. Prof. and Mrs. Newcomb are at the Kaater- skill Hotel in the Catskill mountains. Miss Kate Batcheller is at Deer Park, the guest of Mrs. R. M. G. Brown, Gen. and Mrs. Anson G, McCook have a cot- tage at Oakiand for the season. Dr. G. 3. Palmer and wife left this morning for Massachusetts and the White mountains. Mr. Bushrod Robinson. accompanied by his sisters-in-law, the Misses Marlow of 1358 Q street northwest and Mrs. R. D. French, are at the Traymore, Atlantic City. Mrs. M. Dent Baker of 1104 12th street north- was out is calls on Fri: ye a Atlantic City, Cape May and other beaches in New Jersey and New York. Mra. W. Bruce Gray and children are at the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va., where they will spend the heated term. ‘The following are among the latest Washing- ton arrivals at the Blue Mountain House, Md.: Wm. L. Bramhall and wife, Miss Maggie Holmes, Woodbury Lowery, Representative and Miss Cannon. Clarence Beall, Mrs. Benj. Beall, Mrs. Marion Hyatt, Mrs. J. H. Upshur. Mrs. and Miss Stotsenburg, and John A. Halderman. Mrs. Gen. A. W. Greeiy and children arrived at Hotel Sorrento, Sorrento, Me., Wednesday evening. where Gen. Greely will join them later. “Dr. Louin, in company with Mr. and arle of Philadelphia, arrived at Sor- rento, Thursday. Mrs. Senator Hale entertained several of her friends at Hotel Sorrento, Maine, on the 4th. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wiswell, Hon. kd B. Redman, Mr. H. E. Hamlin, Mr. Chandler Hale, Mr. Eugene Hale, jr., Elis- worth, Me.; Mr. Clarence Hale, Portland, Me., and Mr. C. M. Young, Boston. Mass. Miss Pauline Weston of 1621 T street is nding the summer with her cousin, Mra, tr. RK. H. Babeock, at Highland Park, Il. Mr. James E. Miller and family went up to Aurora, in the mountains of West Virginia, ou Saturday, to remain during the hot weather. Miss Cora Troxell left this morning Delphi, Ind., where she will spend the sum- mer. Later she will visit Chicago. Dr. Alfred De Carrie and family, Charles Thompson, Gilbert Thompson, Miss Elise Thompsou. Miss Florence Thompson, Miss Alice Lovejoy, Rev. Wm. L. Orem, A. 8,’ Smith and F. Windsbetter of Washington are at Moore's Hotei, Leonardtown, Dr. and Mrs.D.Olin Leech have returned from an enjoyable trip north and the Atlantic coast, and will be at home to their friends on Thare- days at 732 H street northeast, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Saunders have retarned from the Biue Mountain House and are at the Hamilton. ee ee THE DISTRICT REVENUES, The Estimated Receipts Full Short of Proposed Appropriations. A DIFFERENCE OF NEARLY @300.000—THE com- MISSIONERS ADDRESS CONGRESS ON THE SUB- JECT—THEY SUGGEST THAT THE APPROPRIA- TIONS BE REDUCED OR SOME OTHER REMEDY BE APPLIED. The Commissioners today addressed the fol- lowing letter to both houses of Congress: “The Commissioners have the honor to invite your attention to the fact that the estimated revenues of the District of Columbia for the fiseal year 1890 are inadequate to meet the re- quirements of pending appropriation acts and others already passed at the present session. The last estimate submitted by the Commissioners while the District bill was under consideration by the committee on appropriations of the House of Representatives, & copy of which was also fur- nished to the Senate committee on appropriations, placed the reve- nues to be derived from taxes and Miscellaneous sources at... ... . $2,600,600.22 Add the amount to be contributed by the United States '2,600,600.22 Total amount of revenue for ‘91. .85,201,200.44 The District bill as agreed to in conference appropriates out of the general fund, exclusive of water fund, the sum of. . : 096.97 Bill for maintenance sociagioa ee Supplemental deticrencies Total amount chargeable to'91. .€5,673,036.97 Total amount chargeable to rev- enues for "91.... 2d Deficiency in revenues...... ++ 9471,886.53 “In the estimates submitted by the Commis- sioners October 1, 1839, the sum of $97,500 for ew buildings wasincluded, but the subeom- mittee of the House committee on pria- tions objected to this item and at hea rer! McComas’ revised estimates excluding it were and will be found on page 8 of Mr. report on the District bill, report No. 3, H. R bill 3711, Pifty-First Congress, first session. a the correctness jof this estimate we have Kevenues from new buildings........ @97,500 Proportion payable by United States. 97/500 Total. seeeceeees €195,000 “Deduct this amount from the figures above given and we have a deficit of $276,936.53. In addition to the foregomg we are advised that there are other pending appropriations out of the District revenues, which will still further increase the deficiency. In view of these facts the have the honor to suggest that the spppropristions be reduced in order to bring em within the limits of reasonable an‘ tion as to the revenues of the District govern- ment for the year ending June 30, 1891, unless tome other provision can be made. Without desiring to be importunate, we would again suggest the advisability of the Senate amendment to the Distriet bill, providing for the payment of the appropriations for the new Water main and for the establishment of the zoological park in twenty-five annual instal- ments, If this be done the revenues of the District will be sufficient to meet the proposed @ppropriations for 1891.” Services in the Temperance Tent. The childre: i charts. There was very large audience ad- dressed by Pastor Hershey of the Sixth Pres- byterian Church. The was led by Chorister Hensley, Miss 7% the organ. Secretary Boyd attended to Signing. “Cheircan 7 7 mate sa SHOOTING STARS. If there were no such word as “fail” some | Amy One Who Makes a Good Offer Can rich men today woald be in debe clean out of Little wads of sunshine, Little gobs of heat Make it beastly walking On an asphalt street, Let us hope that those days of June will be the rarest of the summer—and of any succeed- The confectioner should have his store rooms Faith may move mountains, but one hasn moved in this country for a long time now. “I think I shall go to Congress,” remarked a very pompous Tennessee colonel, with con- siderable of » political pull. “No, you don’t mean it?” responded the bright woman to whom he was talking. “Now, don’t you know, I should think you could wait for Congress to come to you.” She—starting for the theatre: “How do you | if possible, for the results under its operation like my new hat?” “Very becoming; but you are not going to wear it to the theatre?” : “Because it is too high.” She—innocently: “Why, it wasn’t very high; it only cost @12." And she wore it just the same. —— WASHINGTON, Who is the Man That Committed Sul- olde in New York? Late Thursday night = smooth-faced man about thirty years old registered at the Metro- | him. politan Hotel in New York as “B, Smith, Wash- ington, D.C.” Saturday he was found dead in penis bisroom. When tound his body was drawn| He Says the National League is not together and his face indicated that his death Trying to Secure an Amalgamation. had been an agonizing one. The stranger was pros Ppt a rap agate geo truth in the rumor that the National Leaguo 1 assist in the identification of the man, From | ©"deavoring to secure an amalgamation with trade marks on his clothing it is believed that | the Player's League,” said Prosident Nick Young they were purchased in Chicago, It was | f the National League to a Stan revorter this thought by the hotel physician that the man’s | *fternoop. “There is no reuson why there death was the result of apoplexy, but others |*#ould be any change in the present thought it was a case of suicide. , ea afternoon a dispatch was recoived | tional League {6 just as sound as it wudquarters in this city from the | Wasa year ago, You can state authoritatively manayers of the Metropolitan Hotel asking if | that there have been no conferences between portion! ng ar soe the mys- | any members of the league and the brother- oned to ail the police stations, officers could learn of any suc! ‘missing from this city. WAS IT THE MIGSING DEPARTMENT CLERK? Inspeetor Swindells learned today that Mrs. M.E. Smith of No. 1520 5th street, in this city, has a brother. “B. B. Smith.” “B. SMITH, She last heard 0, and he was then in Chicago, She described hor brother as being a tall man with dark hair and beard and about | amusement.” old. lice thought today that it was possible t Ay aes Gegistered as “B. Smith” was Wyatt A. Wilborn, a Treasury De, clerk whohas been missing from his 1412 9th street, since Tharsday. was a $1,600 clerk and, it is cla! deeply involved in debt. = ee DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THEY OBJECT TO EXTENDING THE CEMETERY. The residents of Stantontown, a small village | Pitt agt. Davis; Judgment below affirmed; petitioned the | opinion by Judge Cox, United States agt, Ed- Commissioners not to allow the use for ceme- | ward Green; motion in arrest of judgment purposes of lots adjoining the Hebrew | overruled: opinion bv Judge Hagner. Appli- were | cation of Farri for patent for secondary bat- they | tery; decision of commisviouer of patents af- wate dwellings, but have | firmed; opinion by Judge Hagner. across the Eastern Branch, ha cemetery, which, the petitioners say, purchased with the understanding that were to be used for since been used for BIDS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS. Notwithstanding the fact that but one Com- med for cleaning. sweeping and. sprinklin ved and unpaved alley-ways in the cities fashington and Goorgetown. The were: Wm. E. Hi square yards for cents per thousand sq) paved alley ways, ; Jas. Fraw! both character of alley ways, $25¢ cents for both kinds, The contract will a Colonial Beach. Correspondence of Tax EvExtxe STAR. Corontat Beaca, July 5. Being desirous of celebrating the Fourth of July ina patriotic way and at the same time of | lively and impressionable young lady escaping the fire crackers and toot horns of the | &iven her family a good deal of anxiety on ac- Washington small boy, a very respectable con- tingent of Washington citizens found them- selves on the morning of the ‘-Fourth” on the das of the hotel at Colonial Beach. Isay found themselves, for the triv down the river on the Atrowemith, the beautiful scenery of the Potomac, the landiug at 10 p.m. by e beach, the twinkling of moonlight on t lights, the sighing of the breezes, of the restless waters, the soft and balmy air made the interval between starting at Wash- ington and awakening friday morning seom like ® dream than we were on the hotel veran- da in the and old “Sol.” rising from his bath in the broad salt — Mere his oo at the good people and promised us a red-hot time of the good old Fourth of July type. There is no e poetry of a sun- Beach. It is simply beautiful and must be seen to be appreciated. With the stir of the early morn come the thoughts of the almost within sight, but five miles away by water, is Wakefield. the birth-place of Washington, and with it come the memories of the glorious deeds of the man who made it famous. Breakfast beil rang soon Crump of the hotel bega: honors of the day. We saw at the table among the following well-known Washington ple: Gen. Spear and family, Judge Wil- loughby and family. Jos. R. Edson, Capt. Frank Schwarz and wife, Maj. B. F, Fuller, Mrs. W. C. W. Curtis, L. A. Littlefield, Jeck Donoho and D. B. MacLeod. As the of Westmoreland in from the country, arriving in vies and stages of day we celebrate. hundreds of vehicles of all aity from the single ox team to the pre- tentious triple-seated rig and double team of Virginian, It seemed that of Virginia had and put on their taken the day as a holi “best bib and tucker” to visit Colonial Beach. ram for celebration. but ‘on his own hook (even celebrated on hooks es; 4 for them). There was sin; ting, bathing. fishing and innocent and without num! or disturbance to mar the day. McLeod aud Donoho éarried off the honors for the largest catch of fish, three hundred of the finny tril and Jine at the “Stakes.” Perhaps the pleas- autest feature of the day was the arrival of the of the House of Representatives on the There was no set pri Yonet inspiration of thusiasm = with §=them that made many anold head wish were a boy again. were under tho marshalship of the genial John Chauncey of the U.S. Capitol, who, by the way, is entitled to be called one of the fathers of Colonial Beach. I understand tha’ the kind heart and generous Congressman gave the boys t! salt water, aud altho was its own reward if could Ey i Hi I bt 1 E NO PRICE HAS BEEN NAMED. Bay the Washington Club. If there is anybody in this vicinity whe waats to buy = base ball club the opportunity is present, The Washington Club is for sale, as it has been for some time past. It has been loosely ramored that there wasa time when the franchise of the organization might have been purchased for as low a figure as $1,700, but that the price had been repeatedly raised until it now stood at $10,000. The only person competent to testify as to that ie Mr. Coleman, the assignee, and he declares that he has not at any time stated any price, and he further remarked to a Sram ‘reporter ‘this aftornoon that no one bad made him any Offer. One individual had asked if the Atlantic "t | Association franchise could be purchased, and, on being answered in the affirmative, had gone away, and up to the present time had not re- turned. Mr. Colemau expects to hear from some local enthusiasts within the next few days, certainly before next week; and if their offer is anything like satisfactory the franchise will be transferred to them. It the: are no developments within a reasonable —and Mr. Coleman fixes seven or eight the limit—the franchise and property will be sold A es auction for just what it will bring. jig lutter alternative wiil be avoided, would probably be disaypointing. The financial condition of affairs under the assignee's management has improved con- siderably, When the assignment was made there was a good deal of salary due the team. During the past week much of the indebted- ness bas been cleared up, and if business is good for a few days more the “ghost” will have completed his tour and the players will have their pockets lined. Mr. Walter F. Hewett told a Stan reporter today that he had nothing to reveal. Wie ine terest in the club was in the hands of the assignee. Mr. Hewett waited. for Mr. Cole- man's appearance in Mr. Coleman's office for some time this morning ond when the Jawyer arrived nad quite a lengthy conference with —_—_._.__ PRESIDENT YOUNG DENIES, “There is not, cannot be, the slightest iota of condition of affairs, Financially, the Na- hood. The league is satisfied to let things hh man be- | tke their course, No, there will be no special meeting of the Leagae. 1 am certain there will be none until the regular annual meeting in November. All these rumors of confer- ences and compromises and changes of sched- ule and special hood sources, Tight along as it always has and as it aiways will, until base bal! shall ccase to be a popular a THE COURTS, tment | Court ms Gexerat Tenm—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Judges Hagner, Janes and Cox. Today—Windsor agt. Dexter; opinion below med, he became | affirmed; opinion by Chief Justice Bingham, United States ex rel Redfield agt, Windom, Secretar: ¥ application for man- damus ¢ opinion Ly Judge James, Ketcham agt. Bramhall et al.; judgment below for plaintiff affirmed; opinion by Judge Cox. Feurry Covrt—Juilge Cor, Today—Bohrer agt. Otterback; petition of G. T. Raub dismissed. Price agt, Cameron: dis- missioner was present at noon today bids were | missal of bill ordered. Darling agt, Kelly; im- g | provement of part 34, square 207, by the trustee permitted, Swartz agt. McFarland; pro con- bidders | fesso. , 29 cents per thouvand ‘paved alley ways and 27 for the un- | Edmund Yate 8234 cents for a G. T. Jones fee Princess Victoria’s New Love, u the New York Tribune, ‘The engagement of Princess Victoria of *. | Prussia tothe Prince of Schaamburg-Lippe is 4 very suitable one and has given great sutis- faction to her family. It had been arranged for some time, but at the earnest desire of the Empress Frederick was not announced until after the second anniversary of Emperor Frederick's death. Princess Victoria count of her matrimonial entanglements, She is not a pretty girl. but is very pleasant, witty. clever. most popular and is now quite recovered from her passionate attachment to the untacky Alexander of Battenburg, which at one time Promised to produce very embarrassing com- phestions. we Glimpses of the Sultan’s Treasures. the murmur | From the Philadelphia Recora. In a letter from Bucharest, under date of June 13, Col, A. Loudon Suowden, United States minister to Greece, Servia and Rouma- nia, gives the following account of an expe- rience in the far east: “On my way here I stopped over in Constan- tinople for a few days, visiting the objects of interest in that remarkable city. ‘The Sultan designated un nide-de-camp, who conducted us to such places of expecial interest ns the general visitor is not expected or permitted to see. The treasure house of the Sultan, which contains the aecumulations of centuries, is simply indescribable. Here are stored dia- monds, emeralds, pearls and other precions stones, such as exists in no other place in the world, and in quantities beyond calculation as to value. The paiaces on’ the Bosphorus are marvels of beauty und splendor.” eee The Irish Cause at the Vatica: Among the passengers who arrived in New York yesterday on the French steamer La Bretagne was Mgr. Bernard O'Reilly, who left sight years ago to champion the Irish question in Rome and who faithfully defended it at the vatican, While abroad Mgr. O'Reilly wrote the life of Pope Leo XIII in French and English and also the life of the famous arch- bishop of Tuam. The monsignor said that the English sre making every endeavor to influ- ence the vatican on thu Irish question. but that the friends of ireland are constantly on the lookout aud have thus far, with the aid of the pope, managed to hold the upper hand. The general public, he said, have no idea of the moves the English are making we only the big ‘ones Come to the surtace, a oo ee Pa A Colored Convention, A convéntion of colored men from every state in the union hus been called to meet at Atlanta, Ga., the last of July to take in® con- sideration the political interests of their race, Charles H. J. Taylor, the negro liwyer of Atlanta, and minister to Liberia under Presi- dent Cleveland, isthe chief promoter of the convention. 200 Crops in Virginia. ‘Thos, Whitehead, Virginia's commissioner of agriculture, states that the reports from nearly every section of the state indicate a good carn ck Tobacco acreage is small, but the Sem lore. will be good. The oat crop is almost a fu Wheat is not upto the average. ‘The peach ‘failure, but there is a fine crop of WANTED—HOUSES._ ALEXANDRIA. WANTED--HELP. Reported for Tax BVENIxo Stan, Wares WO PLUMBER HELPERS. BOTS ‘Tur 1xquest on THe Tickr-Lez Homicir.— Ty eames S. ‘the inquest into the cause of the death of Fay. ee ee Killed on the night of the Fonrth of Witte, tineliercnd nia Leas ee oe ‘at 9:90 yesterday morning. oe Sas aes we aes Fs Fro vere omre RT Lae, Tomes | Wan Wages Gearte foe tant a and th, Fuirfas. and they ‘assembled at ie city and resorts at once, ae 3 ne AS GRRE: maine, on Ki: ‘Alfred street, The WAST. COOKS, $10 TO 875; 5 attendance of attorneys marked s variation | « nivere.or Fares is Jered Meow ‘Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands; from the ordinary routine. Mr. 18. G. Brent Cooks. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 26 Fst.a.w. It" ‘appeared on behalf of Policeman Ticer and Mr. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED WHITE fm Greene ae ak ae request of some WiaNtaton Tae: Apply 1202 E st.uw. jyS-1 lican members of on behal: ANT! A (DDLE-AGED WHITE the friends of the deceased,” Omer MoCuen, | W tecdeer tomerans tt STP, imal fanaily ; Wm. Smith, Chas, Barnett, Henry Padgett, | * Permanent nome. Inquire at 5 an id Hugh Atcherson, John Cook, Robert Cox, Ar- ANTED-—GOOD SETTLED WOMAN TO WASH te Smith, John Turner and others testified | y1,4,A24 {ron aus Make Wien, betel: age : as to - circumstances of oes i — LER, Florist, Lincoln ave. above Bounaary. ie tofore detafled in Taz Sram. » O'Brien )TED—COLORED BOY, SIXTLEN OR EIGHT- tified to the autopsy. He said the ball out the | W435: rey rs of ae, to Wi crs ‘® Grocery Store. |) ee artery and lodged in the sixth bover4 Dok eGibil = Sto ww ra of the spine, and that death was cause: ANTED—A © YOMA) COOK, by. hemorrhage. Work Hulfish and ©, C. Carlin WY Retna frost Tiaverevervnces, ae od testified to hearing threats by colored men, &c., | ~°" — and the jury ante. verdict that Lee came to A a nites 3 ) copayct his death from a pistol shot “fired by Officer | gtsromer ts: Mat 82 P J af ss vate ee penne cas hotel of WAXTEDA YOUNG MAN WiTH SOME ENOWT. AYETT! e's Fuxenat,—The edie of Tin Roofit pply at once, DO! Fayette Lee took place in the afternoon yester- | HUDGSOM, 1220 Mat uw. **onee DODEE day and was largely attended. As there was a WANTED L DY CLERI Ut st. uw. crop apples in Piedmont and the mountains, Mrs, H. H. Riddleberger, widow of ex-Sena- boca wastage ee beg aeg and editorship of nan Herald, pul lished at Woodstock, Va. ¥ Capt. Hamilton Mugrell sailed yesterday from Baltimore with his bride, nee. MoCo the steamship Missouri, of which he is the commander. On his arrival at London Cay The Farmers’ Allianee of Prince William conaly, Va. at ee indorsed Htate Sena- leredith of that county for Congress, against Gen. W. H. F, Lee. if it a F if F i a8! i i Fr = eF . [ F i j i if i se £ 5: E x é 5 | The devoted wife of Joseph U! who is in Dannemora, N.Y. Parvathi spend ine Jy for ting hares Riva eae ‘al a ing strenuous efforts fa She signatures of report that the crowd would be augmented by hey's Uffico, Addrens riotous characters Mayor Downham took the | ins salary l, Box 168,81 ie precaution of requesting Capt. Mushbach t ANTED—A FIKST-CLAS8 COOK AND WAITER hold the Alexandria Light Infantry in read Wer ee ee Galthorsbure: must have ness to assist the police in ths case of an | Miye-ote —— i, emergency and the members of that corps | 7 spent a portion of the afternoon at their | WASZED. 8 NOUNG WHITE, WOMAN TO armory. ‘The funeral proceeded quietly to the | country; reference required. Apply at once, 412 uth grave yard, where the crowd dispersed, and | st. nw. PARES TS BS * a Alexandria was never sad batter peer. Wantenar THE CITY VNTELLIG cE oF; Usrrep States Covat. United Stat ery day, Working Women, Men, Gi 10. wales . court, Judye Hughes, will be opened here to- | nat positions brerured May Hutding, Furaud Es, day a8 soon as wpe Hughes ae eon delO-2404 Alexandria grand jurors summoned are A. T. 7D AGER . Kansas. 8. A. Groen, LM Kell, W. & Wood, | | Morte: Bibles Aum Jotendie, Pitre D. R. Stansbury, Oscar Carter an . = | Be cash or installments; $25 weekly. FAU. ing, and the Alexandria botit jurors, Desaid ne, OID ae wiiiaw im wii box McLean. A. 8. Penpence, ~ Avery, 8. C. PAY = Bouph atid’? M: radshaw. ‘There are represe dren toe bt Ser ce en nee eet ot tatives on the jury from all the counties in this | ———-— = section of th te. Among the cases to be + resented tothe grand jury is that of young iller of Washington, charged with using the mails to send counterfeit money. Norrs.—School Superintendent Richard L, Carne left today to attend the state endue OMAN TO TAKE Feed bom to, the NAB. 140, 0.8% y LW, Wa. A DKUMMER FOR THE KETAIL Grocery Trade in this city. Address, with ref GHOCEKIE >, Star ; @ of Dri nal Ledge a ie es WANSTED-t GIKLS ON COLLAR AND . of Oriental Lodge, K. of P.-E. J. Evans | Wy ED—TWO GI COI bought at section are Rataraay for =e M3 Toeae: ADS ot Morgans oem Epes tenement, with lot 24 by 94 feet on Oronoko | “3: °' + # 1 — street near Pitt street.——A house and lot on} WW ANTEDOA WOMAN TO DO WA‘HING AND Troi ral Ho} Goud West strect, 26 by 128 feot, was wold for £400 to | required. pny atone B30 Date ie Mr. M. B. Harlow.——There was childron’s | \y° awrED—COK, WAITERS, PORTERS, MAT service at Grace Church yesterday.—Tho W Kicuen Hands, iWaitioueay” Hotne wor rhere and 5 pers for Familics aud Hotels, 500 women Lor beard court, Judge Chichester, opened here | Q:hers tor 3 pms TT bie pe = a es ie The Course of True Love. ANTED—SIXTY DOLLARS WEEKLY FOR ONE From the Dotrott Freo Press. WV orice Deity fQTSRE ew for live worsera, K & CO., Publishers, 3 cast A young man anda girl of about eighteen | 14th st iy5-6t stood on the post office steps yesterday and looked at something which happened to be a marriage certificate. Then they talked to- = gether in low toues. Then she suddenly ex- claimed: ‘The Idea! T won't do ge er x FiENGEININSTALEMER ROO, “The won't,” was roply. = —- “Then you needn't!" ee y x SSS “And then you needn't!” ; SMES With “And then we won't get married at all!” PEE rice hind. “Just as you say!" ° 60 days . FECHNEW, BLL “All tight—-we won't!” dy9-3t ~ And he went one way and She the other, X 2 jibe plod se dgaia the wiser o0 to what | .ccuired. ‘Address 1. Mr iar oboe ss — sid 0 Vv YANTED—A COMP ENT WOMAN, GOOD How Ba jets are Seen in Their Course: | piydc iat Laundress, to Be to Ohio. Apply 1441 From the Ohio State Journal. awe TE WES EWOME By saturating the bullets with vaseline they | WANTED AMUSE WASHERW OMAN may be easily seen iu their course from rifle to ry Be hen Pa uve ou Tuceday, July 8, the target; their trajectory course is marked by GENTS TO GE a beautiful ring of smoke, cauged by the vase- ties on New Credit pystem; woud line being ignited on leaving the muzzle of the advancement to right man. gun, the smoke being suspended for sumo time in air if not too windy. Much better scores result when grease of some kind is used; bullets are not #0 apt to split, the recoil is notwo great, ‘New York. NTED—A can write 3! D—DUNDOKE’S EMPLOYMi. uu, conducted by ludies—Men and colored, fur ail kinds uf Gumentic labor, city’ With refurebces, sumoved to UU Lut'u. w. —PLEA : Kooms, south front. slee 405 G 6b B®. oprveite ENCED HOUSE ase during cwrneris aback’, references we aro re ce Pt Rave. bet. 7th and 13th Fos RENT_0» mimbesi or Unt + ceutral aud first-class FURNISHED HOUSE ven. MERLILI ys at Wass = ORE, OF FU Ae of te dL ir 8 RST-CLASS LAUN jours. Call at 1410 BAY.WINDOW FUR modern con ventences, ; ery jow, press contral, HOw L et. av. ay ORANT PLACE 2p. ewan a windows, clos ts, EOL: shee rates: rererences, i 4 Front Room. with one OF two desirable persone, house 7 ANTED—A NORTHERN LADY WOU! KE SaaS a] TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS ON resmed-Urick house. suitable for and wate or two —TWO OR THREE ROO! NT Third Floor, i a nearly vew Tees Spturnisued AL1400 Uwe Ladies preferred RCHASR a SULKEY, Star ofc. IGHEST CABH VALUE Pi I-—NICELY FURN! FRO: th Bord, two in rosun, as near three ‘lines cars and A. G. WINSTON, ANTED — BARLOW wuarauteed, C NELSON, ANTED — HORSES TO KEEP. Winter and Summer a npeciaity, order very Stabies, 11 Oth xt. from city. 0. H. RENT—1WO LARGE om first floor, with kitchen, woderate, Inquire at 1 T-G06 PENNSYLVANIA Al © Cnfurnieked Rooms for Mogecnen= out beard reterences, NW. THREE CO Ou ample real estate securit; wili rent separately. (ress Lox 154, Star office ANTED—A POSITT ‘wear Has VE FACT, Wi GUAKANTER CLES’ OLD wi AND, 1011 Be, ove. ANTED—LADIES THY twe windows, terms 1331 Let. nw RENT—CORMEK NINTH ST. AND MABE re Nicely Furnished Koome wit ner roots, or 8 JO PASTURE AT GEN. per mouth ; UJ ik RENT—1510 HST. OPPOSTTE ham, uicely Furnishe.! Koo PointmeLts aud service frst-cl ANTED-STEAM OCAKPRT CLEANING AND ie. Feathers Kengvated Mat: ture wi apd ~ " Gs, 140% Fa ave. JOR RENT—1011 ST. NW. NICELY FUR- shod Koons ob Third : lucie oF on suitey board also furnished in house, BUSINESS CHANCES. _ Fok, SAY MANUFACTURING coNFiL.CTION- puvd business: t eestion tu city, NT—-A LARGE PL soutbern exposure; also Bay ud Trausient xueste accommodated du house. 1124 Tat. uw. FOR BENT —HANDBOMELY FURY Frout Loom: second floor; with cASANT PARLOR, windowed Koom on heap rent; will weil: thee, Crise STORE rag Wate 2s isuD Lance ‘use or. = ot ne 0, ‘cost. OY., 314 Sth st now. WANTED BY A RESPONSIBLE Business man for ibree or Four duterest DMyiits Ou reasonable ‘Address Box 144, T PRIVATE SALE Pant nee oT BANKING HOUSE FIXTURES, nestiy new, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, gnc _¥20 Peunsylvauis ave. nw, NT WHO WILL © red Propert; eee omens ae — RUOMS, Gee KNISHED, light Lousekeepine, children. Apply to 1910 Hf st now KEN | —ROOMs- ply 1105 13th st. KEN —THREP APARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND Tooms eu suite. private id closet rnished; et surumer cor, 13th apd Tows circle __FOR RENT—FLATS OK RENT_WEST END FLATS, = room flat with bath, sinks, range. condition; price $20. yLew EN BUITE Ok SINGLE. w Je0)-1m ‘ rate THE WOvl BAMNES & WEAVER, 620 F st. aw. 124-6m Fe SALE—T0 AN IMMEDIATEPURCH Meat, Grocery wud Provision St oye wiven. Address MEAIS, star vilice. 500 SIX MONTHS, GOO! ™ wed by diamonds pase xf obligation uot met on time, MIN Rt star a __FOR RENT--STORES. OK RENT—STORE AND DW st. uw. €100 per mo. T BUSINESS CORNER at n.W.; Wrocery; eutrance two ‘ay windows, eutrance from: Vanginia ave: ail jwo bay wi sutrahce from Virginia ave: 635. “Also for sale at & and it is believed the course of the missile is more true. OER AND INDUSTRIOUS MAN ry aud Wash cans: also a Boy 1+ ——eoo— ‘ry Out Urders ; One from the country She Wouldn’t fake a Dare. “A MOO 13th cemw. From the Indianapolis Sentinel, a. -A CLEKK FAMILIAK WITH THE veery Business; address in own haud- ving reierences. “Address SHUKI 1 W. 8. Davidson, a traveling man who lives in| ¥ Indianapolis, was married at Terra Haute | Writing WANT:D—03.600 YOR THREE YEans aT 6 per cent: secured by only crust WU; jvcated one bleck trom brenkins & KENT—THE TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH ark, wo counaaien AdGrew Sd. Siar ot ot separate entrance, #11 Pa. Apply to LOU Vik GLOVE Go. ANTED—A LIVE SINGLE MAN TO ENGAGE IN ab vld-establish ¢ Bi tiuk suuranteed. SUBURBAN PROPERT Star office. Thursday in a rather romantic manner, Stop- W ANIEDLIN AREAL ESTATE OFFICE YOUNG ping at the same hotel was Mrs. Blanche Frost, Man with experi-uce in the busiuess and a good who travels for a St. Louis drug house. she | Mgok Keever. Audron, with reference, Bos 7) mar and Davidson had met afew months ago and O i K. had been corresponding with each other. As 4 they were walking ulong the street together | P* Davidson said he was willing to marry her. | WA Bhe said she, too, was willing. Geren At this point in their courtship they boarded | S47 rand attended e picnic at Collett Park. Dur- | WW f¥ titsnaituer as Cook tn private ttasne ig the day the subject of marriagé was not re- | DY eK, 1504 Fst. nw. paca Fie to, helen a eee onnaceen Book, KEEPER aS = which propelled them both junto the matri- , wust nuilerstand double entry’ monial paxeerg Instead ot geting OF at he | Set ee Ae a ees jotel on theie way back from the park, they |?" = = remained on the stroet car until opposite | WASTED AMIDDLE-AGED COLOKED WOMAN the court ho Here they got off and | rfereuces required. LYUN'S MILL, on Roc reek going in, Davidson dared Mrs, Frost to marry | above Pst. briige, eg ee him, | he “dare” was accepted, and in avery | \WANTED—Aa YOUNG MAN THAT UNDER few minutes they had procured a license and stauua the Grocery and Provision Bi ood were made man and wife by Justice Folsenthal, | Tefereuce required. Inquire at 441 N. J. Mrs. Davidson will continue to sell drugs until | — next Saturday morning, when she will quit the | rond and assume the household reins. The yok, Wasi y3-Bt* bride, « handsome woman, was born in Charles- yo td ton, lil, and is twenty-nine years old. a View to bitsi: Pulling the R-R-R-Rabbit Out. From the Lditor's Drawer, Harper's, The ald doctor and the old captain were fast friends, botu inveterate jokers. and both, de- spite their aggregate six-score years, rabid | sportemen. The doctor’s frightful stammer did not seem to impede the flow of a joke, nor did the captain's equatorial girth lesson his agility. ‘One afternoon the old men set out on a rab- bit hunt, As they passed through an orchard something scurried into a burrow. “A rer-witt-rabbitt let's p-pull him out;" and kueeling at the hole he thrust his arm in up to the shoulder, | ““S-s- say,” he remarked, aft-r a moment's fumbling, “I c-c-wist-can't q-quite g-get h-him, Y-y-wh- | ial Later ieee hs arm's I-longer ANTED-POSITION 18, MEN'S PURNISHING -wist-mine. Store by aman t xX years? ex; ‘The captain kuclt and thrust his arm down, | in Wasunutoi, satstactry retetticen guieantead In an instant he was executing a war dauce | Address UALKDASien, svar ulfice. as around the tree, waving a bloody finger. ANTED-DRUGS—PH, G. OF POP. WANTS Blaukety-blonk-blank! ‘That's no rabbit; | VV dituatou. “Addres Q.2, star uitice. ae Dele dat hae te IoJobny” | W (colores anituatog ar brees Mace wore bake “D-d—wist—did he bite you, J-John?”| ,¥¥ situation us Drews Mucer, wore Dy ty queried the doctor, anxiously, psc lced tan ed or atin EL al “bit lanket@-buk! Don't you seo he | WW ASTER AYANIUDL: AGED WET took off the whole end of my finger?” work.” Cali oruddress for two duye'M. S.. 120s Ba, “Wh-wh—uh—why, that’s t-too b-b—wist— | n.e. co bad,” aid. the doctor, taking bis own hand | \W7aNiED—aF A Gop, PLAIN COOK, WATE from Lehind him, and showing a sadly lacer- witu oue child, « Situation, Gall at ouce, 228 450 ated thumb. ‘‘He-e b-b—wist—bit me too!” at. dy: i a ED-UY A RESPLOTADLE GIRL A sr “ool, W " yan, ut reduced pr.ces wud easy terms. Cuil aor partic: 't Geo, WHILL's, Ladies tailor, | st ACTIVE, ENE RG! dison Phonos e Hue, and exabic itd vt to be D—BY A WHILE GIRL. A PLACE TO DO a, Washing and Trouing ma Private beat city’ references. “Adres Box 0, Star oy HYADQUAKTERS uber asaid, Wat reece Not the Spelling. towo houaet niguts. naarens £1 leans piss From the New York Sun. fo wo homie at nigats. address 11 Dingman ne ‘A wolid voung feliow, who had been writing | t#stF. 1d North Capitol aletter with @ pencil, got up from his seat in gy ER 7 tho Erie depot for a stroll arouud, leaving his | or nddreos 904 Desmond alley, bot. ¥th and 10th. ai unfinished letter on the seat, A man came in, | **4-*¥- took the seat to wait for his train and in an ip emery tee ¥, STHOUS. MID- ‘ares. of the eity, with iCE TO MAKK MONEY ve to Purchase & Lract of Laud; Yor turtber iu.o1 4 Oth st, er shinre, 81 dures J. HFLANAGAS, i BUY A FOUR OR ¥i ry oak OF Wainut; must Le in ress Drak Star urciase in cither of the CAPE SUB isions: O MALARIA. LLY CooL, FINE SHADE, f WALLER. condition aud » NT—WARLHOUSF, 1005 B Br. continuation of Louisiana ave. oj Sele margct; suitable tor uuy Leary bi Ucularly ior tue Cui W206 Lomisian. ave. MON HUsineR, Abquire at x Plats and parti wlars of wuOULt ot LvDey ihis ie % rure chance for party go iuto business. Fur turiuer ar York & KULHERFORD, 1307 F st PROPERTY—A - Nearly ¥0 actos; Deautitul grove in center: x Water. un railroad: wear pike; must be sold at chauce or one of five or six partes to pool and 4.000. Af you have money and 1mean business woud your address to SAY bas cut the prices. Watches Cleaned, Dprings, warranted «me yeur, jewelty repuired. We det: und low prices 12% COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. irom Leesburg, Va., on W., from Waslunyto: TIME AND TIDE, Star oMice_ Jub House pear Bngbtwood; three trains daily: abundant suede, fruit anu wat grass gud tuuber and under Be iy SALE SUBURBAN MY KES 000: vermis accommodating. Ad. “ a weny keown as D 11 rooms; im the mi T Spring ahd opposite the 00. resque, ‘ou river road, over- Joking Gieu beho, Teuullyto wn. hear clectric toad: jUWAKD GEOKGE Us veasiry neicurs, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CAR& 80 close to city will soon be within limite, Beautifully situated, high and healthy. Counnanding fine View. Street grade already este» lished by District enginecrs, BLICK SIDEWALKS. GRAVELED STREETR Shade end ornamental trees. Finest water. Excellent drainage Call for plats, terms, &o, on REDFORD W. WALKER, nN (THE 7TH st. Ou, 8 new, shorough, th Rot andcull water, te ordes sud ready for im- xcellent water; stale for two r road, 8 tiles frou: Wawlin baile Teh-rocan Cottage, with wie a Fatiroad: teu trains cach way rms towuit. B. ¥. LEIGHTON, Ik SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN IN A BEAUTI- ZB acres, with @ fine room ne; beautifully situated four 8 snd about sauwe distauce frm Branchville Ke RALE-47 ACRES OF LAN. ter of the towu of Laurel, Md.; two-thirds periy ix Under maguificent turest shade, equal iu id vize to wcliy park. Pre; dai.y ou the balthuore aud Ohio rail ‘ation has doubled within the last for Jars aud it a few years will be « suburb of Wasb- G rosd, apd the por ull te A fymed pdt K.. pes, bertics and running water. Small ayments, OWNER LLC tm. OR LEASE—EIGHT LOST AND FOUND. 3 J ust be 0 weuue; black ears: one bieck a Che entre, | get co back. Libera ward will be given for tia te ira. cz ——— | Axe -£ 4-3-4 2 RB SALE—160 ACRES, HIGHLY IMPROVED, 12- ee Fetes Toou Mouse; end cold water, bath, &c.; good ‘Tract adjotuing vil! SPE SENMOGalttorsbure, al” SALE—IN WEST END PARK, ROCKVILLE, A ci ar below their value, ‘Oue 20-acre and sys ONE GULD BICYCLE SCARIPIN, _O twheel. Liberal reward if returned to 3 %, 1230 New Lork ave, nw, OST—ON SUNDAY, BET. 4 AND 5 O'CLOCK, vy street car, absent way picked up the missive. He held it Reet of rets.encos and bh busiives experience, im his hands hen the young man returned | FIUN°Ctave mma OF Permanent, address 4, ea ate OT tetas a + | Wr see Sadirmnta, Nulgia ale “That's my letter, mister.” rom $4. to $6 a month; will vive $50; 40 pity dared it pire rere: Witt Ses eee Oni, Attack “Did you r ee” \TED—BY AT. 2 5 “N—o, That is, I glanced over a few lines of sebtae ae inaeas’ Gan Sete ORK : ft and uoticed that hardly « word was spelled | peru oF Foniue. Call or address O27 Sth yt correctly.” ANTED — EMPLOYERS mR FIR v[t ys letter to my girl.” servant wit reference in every oaente “Yeu, city 1s IGLNCE OFFICE sud your order will “Giri I'm going to marry.” De lled wit diepatcu. May Building, “hand Baw, “Yes.” rh e Wa JUNG COLORED MAN, AGED “And I don't care « cocked hat about the | WiS28D-Bx A YOUNG spelting. What T want to impress on that girl Bugay or Couch. ‘Address EDWAMD TORMBUS Tego tu Inv, tev, and lots of it, for there's slaty | #tist. u.w. . acres of land and or 2 0 M Bouse "Call tor LEWIS, 121 Uctemwe ae From Sunshine. ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR xu jaipe, A very little girl in the infant class of one of WE py ty BS ‘aelisioe as im our city Sunday schools came home on Sunilay | ies gud resorts. BURNHAM’ Ot a and told her mother that the teacher bad > ANTED—POST taught them o new song. On expressing a wish [Aint Reiate Udoe Address oy to hear it the mother was much astonished at | ~: ‘which was all the ebi Atos aes be gece ‘ANT GIaT, the vyadeen tpe id ww tltastion as Surae: ie fan ry Tem ba 4 . wae aa Tinie groenhorn among «alt « as A BOY JU: ry m4 ‘The words, which had been misunderstood, | VV, Teens Gorftnimee eae atte were these: . 7 i peseenee anesia,® Nie leaner among the harvest | \W7ax73.D—sIfUATION BY & 6 BOE vee ———— 400 te ire Viner aden Sor ba Sia’ “whe is that?” asked friend of the gray. ms wo eed “That,’ Al _ PIANO i AY VS See stan between Usb and 171 aud H sta, a Veivet Pocke cou eS owner's curds, money and a key, 1743 Pa ave. and receive reward. EN TME 3D AND STH INw' isior"” Kot P. BALE—A CAnH BARGAIN IN A BEAUTI- eee PUCKETT & FORD, 617 Fat a.w. JOR RENT—NEW POET agou iru Lewin, 400 Seu currency. <7 without the money. PARTY, WHO TOOK POCKET BOOK Embroidery Counter st Devisy Macket Teturu seine to 813 Ast ne, WiLL (Cream Silk) Sunday eveusi Lau New York uve. und receive reward! ing same to 14is 10% et riod Suave AL deal} to KF, Lridge. ee ase Patent Leekier NEAR CORNER OF TF Nims ‘ieathes a Seturncd to 1b08 for hus return to'9!