Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. The Summerings of Well-Known Peo- ple—Personal Notes. Capt end Mrs. John Mullen and the Misses Mulian will close their Connecticut avenne home tomorrow and leave the city for Berkeley Spriugs, where they expect to spend the re- mainder of the season. Mr. Frank Conger has returned from Deer Park, whore he located Mrs. Conger for the season. Ex-Senstor and Mrs, Conger are in their spacious M street house, as Mr, Conger has not feit strong enough to make a journeys ‘this season, Mrs. Anva Howe Barns has closed her Georgetown home and is spending the summer at the Massachusetts coast resorts. Cardinal Gibbons and the Rev. Dr. Chap- pelle of %t. Matthew's are at Cape May for s fortmight. Mr. and Mra J. C. Burrows are spending s short season at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Burdette have re- tarned from a trip to Atlantic City. Senator Blackburn and Miss Blackburn, who nave been at Long Branch for a few days. are new in New York city and wil) sail shortly for Bermuda. Mrs. Jno. Hay and children are ia Cleve- land. ‘Mrs. Spooner wd Mra, Hale are at Sorrento, Me. Pay Director and Mrs. J. S. Cunningham are in London. Miss Maggie Holmes, Miss R. A. Murphy, B. P. Watrous and wife, as L. a o Bea' ‘oodbury Lo '. ire gd. wineeburg and Mra, A. Whelan are at the Bine Mountain House. Mra, Maj. E.M. Rosafy und her danghter, Clans, have left the city for two week's trip throagh the north. Dr. and Mrs. Fry and the Misses wears ane Mary Campbell sail today for Europe, where tuey will remain for several mouths. Mrs. Hamilton F. Colman, niece of ex-Secre- tary Colman, is spending the summer at Har- Ree Fi 7 snungeeied by her sister, Miss ines. Miss Kate Cooper of Fauquier, Va., is visit- ing Miss Katydid Jones, 1213 O street north- west. Pref. Chas. H. Chase and bis sister, Miss Hattie Chase. will spend the summer in the partof Vermont. They wiil be joined in Baltimore by the Misses Chuse. Miss Clara Salmon of New York city is visit- ing Mrs. L Grosner, 458 M street northwest, The family of Chief Engineer George R. Johnson, U.S. navy, No. 1283 New Hampshire nvenae, will spend the summer at Spring Lake apd Ocean Grove. Mrs. T. P. Cleaves sailed for Europe on the 28th ultimo by the Hamburg-American line. ‘Mr, and Mre. W. W. Metcalf left yesterday morning for Riehfield Sprit where they will Temein this mouth py and September they will spend at Cooperston aud in the Green mountains Miss Mamie Hough and her niece, Bessie Barclay, left yesterday for Oakton, Ya. Miss Emma C. Henderson of 934 I street will leave the city July 15 for a few weeks vacation at Colonial Beach and Asbury Park, returning aboat of ist of Reptember. Prof. and Mrs. Montague of Corcoran street hive been greatly afflicted by the death of Mra. Montague’s sister, Mrs. Taylor of Zesex county, va Mrs. B. V. Brown, daughter and nurse have gone to Pen Ma: = > eee -- A SPECIAL OFFICER’S CLUB. Rights of Policemen and Prisoners Dis- cussed in the Police Court. A second-hand dealer in clothes and one of hie colored customers met at Pennsylvania avenne and 9th street on the 4th of July and engaged ia a squabble over a pair of trousera Policeman Barney arrived after « large crowd had collected and acted as arbiter. No arrests were made, but Special Police Officer Henry Davis appeared and m attempting to get the crowd back used his blackjack on Wm. MeIntire’s arm, but did not injure him badly. A warrant was issued and the case was called before Judge Miller today, Davis being charged with asswult. The facts as already stated were proven by witnessés and Mr, Armes for the prosecution argued the case. PROSECUTOR ARMES THINKS THE SPECIAL UNFIT FOR WIS OFFICE. Mr. Armes said that it was his duty to up- Wid tbe action of the police officers in the performance of their duty. When, however, an officer oversteps the bounds and goes too far he should be reported to police head- quarters and dismissed by his superior offi- cera. In this case the man acted without dis- cretion or common seuse, He did what be su, posed was assisting the other officer, but ‘used his own means on an unoffending crowd; used bis blackjack in a mupner which shows that he is utterly unfit for bis office. “What does the government claim in this case?” asked the judge. “Well.” replied Mr. Armes, “the defendant acted. as he supposed, in the line of his duty, aad the proper piace for his trial is before the Police trial board,” “That's my view of the matter, too,” added Mr, Carringion. JUDGE MILLER COMMENDS MR. ARMES’ COURRE. Judge Miller referred to the action of Mr Armes as showing a degree of intelligence and cousideration on the part of the prosecutor that is worthy of commendation. The judge said it was a grand thing to see such an officer rive and present a case so faicly instead of at- tempting to put oly one side of it before the court. It shows, said the judge, that the prose- cutor is untainted by corruption and is doi: ~*= best toward the enforcement of law an order im the community. \. THE GREAT MISTAKE PEOPLE MAKE in the cases of police assaults on citizens is that they are educated to the belief that the Ofticer is dragging in an inoffensive citizen, ‘vhey seem to entirely forget the fact that all these arrests grow out of the arrest of a per- sum fur some unlawful act. The judge spoke atconsiderable length about the arrests of criminals and others by officers and the will- ingness of the prisouer to assault and attempt to get away from the officers. After speaking Of the law and indorsing the statement of Mr. Armes the judge added: “I am not going to uphold an officer where be oversteps the bounds of discretion or where he strikes a blow to reseut some insult or wrong, but, on the contrary, where an officer illegally aud wilfully assaults a prisoner the court going to punish him ten times as vy as inthecase of acitizes. In this case,” the judge concluded, “there is « lack of proof to show malice, either ex or im- plied ou the part of the defendant.” The case was dismissed. —__—_—— Return of the President. ‘The President. accowpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Halford and Miss Halford, reached the city from Cape May Point at 3:50 yesterday after- neon in a special car attached to the limited ex- press. The President was looking very we and although he wore a Prince Albert suit astift hat he seemed to mind the change temperature between the Point and this city least of any one in the party. Startling Eruption of a Geyser. Secretary Noble late yesterday afternoon received the following dispatch from Supt Bovtelle at Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyo., whieh seems to indicate the outbreak of a Veleano in that region: “The following dis- patch just received from Norris Basin: ‘At 4:16 p m. there was a severe shock of earth- quake. followed bya terrible roar, and uj investigation it proved that the geyser called New Crater had an eruption. It is throw: setream of steam, stonce and water Sus iS fewest aera sn feet *] ¥ round the vicinity."” The Virginia Repablican Committee. Ata meeting here yesterday of the Virginia state committee, Gen. Wm. Mahone & | Bew trial on bills of exception sent end in “WASHINGTON, D.C, WE The & P.C. A. people shuld. take out of the newspapers the social items telling about the deliciously cool times the Get-aways are having down by the ses and fag ap om the mountain top. The Can't-get-aways have some rights that ought to be respected. Ee “Greely survivors”-these of ue whe pull throngh this weather. To endure the rigors of winter may require fortitude, but to endare the rigors of this sam- mer requires 2d, « New Reporter—to City Editor: “Was there anything you wished to say to me before I go out on my assignment.” City Editor—with tender sarcasm: “Good by; that wag all.” is » Tom Reed club made of presidential timber? Our National air——Het. How dida't you sleep last night? The geologist and the sailor always feel more or less rocky. TRE SUMMER RESORT, If you would find the coolest place, High up where breezes chill The total atmospheric space, Go climb « hotel bill, ; High The mercury is having a Old these days. Time To the Louisiana Lottery Legislators.—Take care of the Nicholis, and the dollars will take care of thomsclves, A boy at a Georgetown sods fountain sends this one in: ‘The gaters gurgle ‘round me, They dash the foam on high; Not sad sea waves, however, "Tis soda, I supply, OxE OF THEM. “Tou are so cold,” he said, and sighing, Bent down and kissed a silken carl; “It cannot be,” she said, replying, a Tam a Summer girl.” IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. Charles Leonard Sentenced for Man- slaughter—A Sentence Set Aside, Ete. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning the case of Chas, Leonard, the young white man, convieted June 23 of manslaughter, under an indictment for the marder of Geo. Wm. Sayers, a companion, by eutting him on Sunday, February 23, causing death March 1, was taken up aud the motion fora pew trial was withdrawn, ‘This is the case where the cutting took pl.ce over a game of crap near thé K-street bridge over Rock creek, Col. Christy, his counsel, called the court's attention to the youth of the prisoner and his good character and appealed for a light sent- ence. Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb said in reference to the statement of good character that the evidence was that Leonard was drunk and engaged in the playing of crap on Sunduy, aud the case was one bordering close on to the erime of murder. The chief justice said it was the duty of the court to exercise careful discretion in fixing the punishment, This case was not murder, — while there were circumstances of aggra- vi yet there were some of mitigation. ine defendant had been soqeeet in the game of crap and had ivdulged drinking, but the court did not believe that he was unconscious of what he was doing. Looking to the defend- aut alone he thought a jail sentence more apt to prove reformetery an a penitentiary sen- tence, but in cases of ' young men convicted of their first offense there shoold be « different institution where they would not be confined with hardened criminals. After expressing the hope that defendant would take the as a lesson, the court imposed a sentence of eleven mouths and twenty-nine days in jail and @ fine of $25, ‘The case of Robert Powell, colored, who plead guilty some months since of violating the postal law—embezzling # letter—and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, was ealled up. Judge Hoge said that the sentence was one of those which could not under a re- cent decision be carried out. He suggested that as this was the first offence of this man that the same action be taken as in the case of Darby, that the sentence be set aside and the "defendant be allowed to go upon his personal recognizance, This the court consentet to and the order was entered setting the sentence aside and the personal recognizaace taken. HAPPY JACK, THE CLOWN, The case of Frederick Mason alias Jack Laughton alias “Happy Jack Laughton,” the circus clown, charged with larceny from the person of J. A. Campbell, for which he had once been tried and the jury failed to agree, was again called to the attention of the court. Mr. Taylor said that he was unable to give bail. Dis- trict Attorney H remarked that it would be a bardsbip to hold the man iu jail ell the sum- mer, for it was no fanit of the defendant that he bad uot been tried. Mr. Taylor said that he would see that defendant would appear when ealied for. Judge Hoge said be was- willing that the request be granted on the assurance of Mr. Taylor that he would appear at the October term. The defendant then gave personal bonds and asked thatthe appearance day be made October 15, as the circus season would then be over, which was done: THE VEMALE SHOPLIPTERS, The case of the twa white women—Kate Fri- day and Sarah L, Lewess—arrested last Decem- ber for shoplifting a seal skin sacque from Stinemetz & Son and jewelry from Galt, Bro. & Co, and Harris & Schaffer, was called. The were tried Fevruary 8 and convicted and Marcu 15 the Friday woman was sentenced to two years and the Lewess woman to four years in the Albany penitentiary. Notice of motion for was given, but the bills had uot been prepared. SENTENCE. Messrs. C. Carrington and C. Maurice Smith appeared for them, and after consultation stated that they had nothing to say at present. Mrs, Lewess, the elder woman, who had re- off—make my is Miss Liga, / suade her. I haves 0 grand daughter. use, J Bibop, . j W. Fm Escuela re KA We GM Sew i, Bae: AXES those present with ice cream and cake. Pe ee ee i DISCUSSING THE SILVER SILL. | NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT G. A. R. * Semator Tellier Gives the Conference Bill | Preparations at the Hub—The Dele- His Reluetant Support. - - ° gitee From This City. The Senate Sisonssed the silver bill yesterday | ‘Phere is great interest in Grand Agmy eircléd ‘until the hoar set aside for eulogics on the late | ip this ity im the session of the national eeamp- Bepresentative 8. ® Cox, and the vote was | ment of the Grand Army, which will be held is taken. Mr. Teller, who has been probably the | Bostoe begimning August 11. A large delege- Gotermined silver man among the repab- | tion of Grend Army men will ge from this city, licans, eeluctantly gave his support to the biil, | aud in addition the members of their familien, He said that, much as he disliked the adoption | which will swell the namber going from this | this city and of a half-way measure—a measure that | city to 500 or 600. The session of the encamp- thwarted the will of the people for free and | ment will continue fore week aud an elaborate Unlimited coinage of silver—he was compelled | program has been prepared for the entertaip- tosupport the conference bill as the only mess- | mens of the delogetes, The latter will sumber ure which could bring relief to the people of | about 1,000, The Department of the Potomac the United States for the next few months, | will be represented by the following delegates: Congress would essemble in December next, | J. Q. Brows, J, 8 Stodder, L. M York and sud if the bill did not work well it could be re- | Thos, W. West, Alternates: Patsiok O/Farrell, formed next session. He was restrained by M. Bennett, A, Hart and J, W. Freeman, the courtesy due te another bedy—the House | John P. Church fs a metaber of the national ‘Df Representatives—from expressing his opin- | couneil of administration. The following are fon whh regued te its course, He would =: gatidiod to cents in tho encampment: Comman- however, that nothing done er menenny der M. Emmet Urell, Senior ,Vice Commander subject ‘of the silver bill to the | 8. E. Faunce, Junior Vib Commander Calvin honor of the American name, The body which | Farnsworth, Assistant Adjutant General John bad been considered the representative Leva § M. Keogh. ders Frank H. of the American people had absolutely flouted | Bprague, Benjamin F, Hawkes, A. H. G. Bich- Geo, Hasrivon Dingman, Charles C. Rozer, Wm. Gibson, Samuel 8. Bur- in the face of the American people the demand | srdean, made y it by Wall street, disregarding pab- lie sent it, © © © The conference re- | dett, Newton M. Brooks, Jerome B. Burke and | emi or com ise, was not satisfactory to | Charles P. Lincoln. im. He not that it would be, MAY NO? MER? HERE BEIT TEAR. Bathing woeld be uetistnetery te hie aye tres | It was proposed to invite the encampment to image of silver. at was on! way that it would ever be settled. ‘The confer. | hold the next session in this city. Depnetment ence bill was, at the best, a expe- | Commander Urell some time ago appointed a and dient, as the Bland bill bed next | committee consisting of N. M. Brooks, chair- Congress would be vexed with the question as | man, 8, 8, Burdett, Goo, E. Lemon, Green B, the present Congress was. Roum, ¢ Fea M. Vincent and 'A- Hart to ti! its mat AEMOR PLATE WOK CRUIBERS. |for the propor enteriainmens of hs enon of Si mentit this cit; be selected as Three Samples of Steel Plate From | dince for holding the next meeting. ‘This com- pedo wins pumber of elisces’ sebuive to, rusing — ‘ number o} relative to raising The Navy Departwent last Decomber called | the neaded funda, They have made theiz re- upon the steel manufactarers of the country to | port, which is now in the hands of Department submit samples et armor plate for the new | Commander eae ak or Sereda ied a ive suftici encouragemen' navy, The plates were to bo tested at the ord- | 1. warrant inviting the national body to meet Bance proving ground st Annapolis, No plates| here, A large sum of money would be necded, of Amerivan production were forthcoming and ! ona 3 bee eg = nnd eg reign es aan prvdigascorioreedt~Siparsdranggl lant da| gb ttl papier Rarer be} sign products, The relative mesits of three | crobebiy vo invitation would be exvesded $0 varieties of armor plates will now be ascer- | the encampment to mest here, Independent tained by competitive test each being fired at | of the lack of encouragement on the partot with steo! shells siz and eight ealiber, fired with | the citizens be understood that » majority of velocities of 2,075 and 1,860 feet per secund, | the delegates had alroady been pledged to vote respectively. One of the plates is of stect | ‘Yt tepit a the next piace of meeting, ready, he said, an active canvass had been made by the Crenst bipreegae! one is acom-| begun for the honor of entertaiming the en- pound made by Cammell & Co., and of | campment in 1892, and even if Washington had the kind used in England and the third is sp | ¢he necessary fund already pledged he did not alloy of nickel and steel. The plates are each | think that this city could get the next encamp- ten and o haif inches thick, test will be | meut. He thinks that the citizens here have made by a board of naval officers, probably | been too slow and have displayed a lack of in- bext month. terest, > ‘ tal Ce: igents Appointed. LOOKING TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. pociatentank Foxton ton cop ticioa tae tot. | 8 Yoteial tneting ot tes Beard Of Tvate into lowing special agents to collect statistics of | be called, when it is expected that the proposi- manufactures: J. P. Bushnell, Dee Moines, | tion to invite the encampment to meet here Towa; P. 0. Gleason, Council Binffs, Ioway Jobn | Next Year will be indorsed. ‘The members of “ urged to do what they ean to ®. Pardoe, Phillipsburgh, N.J.; Amos Smith, promote this plan and to give all the encour- Lambertville, N.J,; J. Lee Bundy, Auburo, N. | agement possible so as to insure a hospitable ¥.; J. ¥, McClintock, (chief), Rochester, N.Y.; tion to the veterans iu the event that they Edward ' Loe, Oswego, N.Y.; und Fuller, | should meet hese. It is known that the old Medina, Albion and Holley, N.Y.; J. A. McNu- | soldiers desire to come to Wasbii yn and it is mera, Binghampton, N.¥.; H. A, Slawson, | possible thatthe national capital, without re- Binghampton, Ny. 8, H. Hand, Norwich, N. | sorting to the wire-pulling which other cities ¥.; W. A. Northup, Canastota, N.Y.; A. L, Ham- | find necessary. will ilton, Chillicothe, Olio; Wm. A. Morrow, Hills- | the next meeting. borough, Ohio; W. F. likens, Akron, Ohio; M. | by prominent citizens that if the veterans come L, Spooner, Wooster, Ohio; Chas, A, Ward, | here that they will be hospitably entertained Marietta, Ohio; Brice Hilton, Defiance, Ohio; | aud givens better time than they could have selected as the place of ‘There isno doubt expressed Freeman L. Dustman, Van Wert, Ohio; Wm. A. | in any other ety. Hall, Delaware, Ohio; Wm. W, Stevenson, Kenton, Ohio; David A. Humphrey, Marion, |} TWO BRIEF COURTS-MARTIAL. Ohio; Chas. A. Bope, Mount Vernon, Ohio; J. — D, Olimsted, Gallipolis, Ohio; Geo. B. Davies, | The Ludicrous Trials of Maj. Wham and Tronton, Ohio; Harry Bannon, Portsmouth, Moj , . a lurtfor + George .. White, Montpelier, Barre and Northfield, Vt; | | A Tucson (Ariz.) special to the New York paved a ape tinge jot toe a josey Ars mess A fast reste = cares arn, 3 he a i we on CAKeS J. Jonep! 5 d Ladiow, Vi: Casper Titus, eeeeboRE Ya; Wham and Maj. Towar. Both piss were G; atinkioge Mortore, Va; Frans W: Hove: | absurdly small, the trials were brief, the evi- Newton MacBain, Owasso, | deuce Iudicrously weak, and the court deliber- 4 ‘Iman, Grand Rapids, | ated but a very few minutes, {t is the prevail- Mich. ; James H. Walton, Menominee, Mich.; C. | ing opinion that the verdie* was an honorabla [. arden, Greenville, Mich; Daniel Forest, | acquittal in both eases. In Maj. Wham's case David L. Anderson, Morrill, Wis; Waltor W. | spiring with Capt. Miltimore to rent the pay- Pollock (chiet), Milwaukee, Wins J. W. Hiner, | master’s ofice at an exorbitant rate, having ‘ond du Lac, Wis; 0. ¥. Headstream, Toms- | evidently come to the conclusion that @35 is a Be a aca ae aatinette, Wis; | moderate and reasonable price to pay for such Ashland, Wia,; Amos C. Carter, LaCrosse, Wis.; | 8 office. The charge a6 finally presented was Julius Raether, Manitowac, Wis.; Cyrus 8. Hart, | that Maj, Wham aided Charles R. Drake to Oconto, Wis.; ML P, Larrabee, Chippewa Falls, | Secure payment of a fradulent claim by advis- Wis.;T. J. Vaughn, Oshkosh, Wis.; Jerome B, | ingand requesting Capt. Miltimore to execute Stewart, Wilmington, IlL; Frank Hubenet, Jo- | 4 rporting to rent one room as an liet, Il.; Chester G. Cowles, Marseilles, Ul.; | Mice, whereas, in fact, the lense was intended Charles 3, Cullen, Ottawa, Til,; Leon McDonald, | t9 cover the entire house. Lockport, IL ; Elijah C. Field, Plauo, Iul.; Abra-| | Capt. Multimore, for the prosecution. testi- bam E. Kurtz, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; A, W. Wass, | fied that it was his duty torent an office for Marshalltown, Iowa; John F, Meginuess, Wil-| the paymaster; that be liad full discretion in liumsport and Lock’ Haven, Pa.; Nathanie} F, | the matter both as tothe place and hkewise Patten u(chief), Providence and East Providence, | the amount of rent to be paid. The govern- R.L;W. C. RB. Colquhoun, Wilmington, Del; | ment bad been paying $35 per month at Tucson Harry F. Downs, Lincoln, a for the last six years, and that was the rent wars ote Te od i id in this instance, Major Wham had noth- Gun Clubs Consolidate. ing to do with fixing the price paid, and never Ata joint meeting of the Eust Washington | spoke or wrote ono word to him on the subject, asd Oatumbis| Gus! sins, bald lend) sveniay, | [Sisata so tan serverminr es tears the two clubs were, by unavimous consent of | Smice; that the rental of that roti waren. the members present, consolidated under the | tirely distinct from the rental of the remainder name of the National Gun Club of Woshing- of the house, and that Major Wham had noth- ton, D.C. ‘The constitution of the East W: ing whatever to do with renting either. Capt, ington Club was adopted and the officers of the | Miltimore had made all the arrangements. It latter chosen to sorve for the consolidated ¢lub | was shown that six months after this room was for the balance of the year, These offigers are: | hired for the paymaster Major Wham leased se pil B. Wilson, president. B. Osborv, vioe presi- | and paid 26 a month for the rest of the house dent; Wm. Hothwell, treasurer; Frank Geddis, | fcr residential purposes. Major Wham's weretary; Wm, Wagne: tain. counsel rested his case on the Prosecation’s is evidence. A SCHOOL TEACHER’S REVENGE. ae tril ae cote come: bye even more a ridiculous, e@ evidence of} ie prosecuti The Aristocrats of a St. Louis Suburb roel poo ager ie - being — mill m1 \e 1c Sreney aaeenee Mejor Tomar raleved Siajor Smith as Pr A St. Louis special says when the people of | master at station; that he was ass: ge the office occupied by Major Smitb, - Kirkwood get their morning papers tomorrow, | the Balnnce utihe house ee ene wo ented they will each and every one of them consider | when he moved into a more desirable office and bimself or herself the victim of spite. Kirk-| residence the egies continued to > Pay the wood is the extremely fashionable suburb of pared neta for the sees The entire trial St Loui, or ten Youn there ha bon in| laud Gat thi tremintes nlading te at Kirkwood # fashionable seminary for young | THe court thi ladies, conducted by Mrs, Annie & Cairns, | Sain Verso three minutes in reaching than whom no educated female is better known —.—— +0°-—___ in the state, It pretended to be the very best] NO TRUST IN WATERMELONS. institution of its kind in the west, aud the The ange m a character of the school’s patronage certsinly Excl Organized Control justified the claim. the Georgia Crop Goes Under. Some time ago the town government of Kirk- An Atlenta, Ga., £ es 7 especial says: The Georgia Sone ee aiat taxee Te took m wide | Melon Exchange, which started out to control range, and the lady had cause to think ube was | the watermelon crop of the state, has gone un- the victim of persecution by the very many | der. Yesterday telograme were sent from the Prog various sarechpch tact yp ns rom ae exchange headquarters here to the different Ld jas al ol mon jo errenin ‘aegedian't at het Mone che would | scents throughoet themelon territory order- take her school away from Kirkwood, The | ing them injand announcing that no more town officials lai d, but two months! melons would be bought, Their bank in Al- lates, when Shey — yy gd nt bany was ordered to cease payments for melons, looked serious. She continued her sebool and the | T° ioiger tvs apelin i continued, Twomonthsago she bape growers, * controlling crops bagging anew seminary on the Forest Park | and regulating shipments, J. Forrester is land, and announced that she would sell her | president, He explains the suspension of busi- ‘oper mess by 6 that the exchange was fought by ph Ain bag to create the ioepeee- of the state. Then every possible effort was made to get her to remain, She leughed thom to scorns As sho continued her school considered her demand a bluff. Tomorrow they wil] read that she bas actu- ally sold her magnificent x dy @ ayndie Socaay bay Be a, alls sapactally Sur the structure, ly for education of aristocratic ‘young ladies ht in A Swiss Crusade Aguinst the Mormons. The federal council of Switserland has been petitioned to expel all Mormons from the Sullivan county, N.Y.., last building hotel A i banks 2 F q i BEE Ht z 3 i ? i é 5 i 7 i tf t i F if es i i i f & i ARE rt i i 2 fo5 fe Ber : f i Bist, i : I : i 3 rage. REET at Tue x OF FOR — STH ST NW. PKONT EBC 8 *% a I NT. cates | Ria eet bi ta a) Meer office. Ur Pies preserned ‘z 4 apg |W Seeeot SEO MESO | Ege TED SA WHITE BOY VOTERS ATRADE HR Tt Wt Wire Gicres bor Gatiase tiie A At | Ost nw. ye-3 Fastin tat Raden me wih, Wear ors Anat a cana, CRPSMARERS. | W Seantoetgutoe bb cub REPEWANGED | Toni tommncemetanceg eee spaegers 3405 Tene tees Ts ky NOPE ABM WOO FY. | retendmeen: sndarecs SUPUL Retetice i F Qk 3887, Micey You pT Conor ane ry 'D—TWO FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS. ANLED—BY a YLAIN COOK, WHIT! docation wi B WY wesethern army at 06 ribet nw oe Wits te bivostioas Cinta as tay ec we. fe x = AT ONCE — A Good - = Fron 3 “FaRaE hook ; Wout io Seen Chiig and De Linke W uitba tra siuany, TxDUATRIOUS, mib- Pon RENT jivom work. apply L004 Natn.w. ad RE city, Rb | cuddren Apply to IDiw Mt ae ae ANIRD— AN EXVEMIENOED WHITE GIEL Pleypent, semporary or permayent. B.%. | BOK RENT—KOOM*—EN stonte, COU Ran ee MB Barty. Apely | 710 b eos a ae Pane thot tam et ae St oh En > EMPIOTERS—FOR Fimo. ‘RENT- THREE AP OF 1WoakD eferenoce and stay at apply ats Hipoge | be Alied wit May Thwd enw. oe. SE ses, 124-6 W fier torn Seat anewet eh sent out; one to cook -1: "Gail after ceca B20 ; Beferences ot. nw, ey" Bice. Stare at Bdbton A SIRST-CLARS BAK TENDER; ewployment. Address Box 15, Star Exton cor let ana _FOR RENT—-STORES. 7 = LOCATED BRICK STORE z by Fo SALE-HAVING RETIRED FROM THE Wood and Coal Business. takeu at Tat ‘balan: 3 i etock Bw. TANTED—1HOROUG! r frat-c Wien cncal peop apne honest: F,NARSMIL @ BONS, Send $, Whol iP dow. E Fe ip Dwpiline ‘Wy ANT=p—Lapy Foun —on “Five Hons | for a.cake baker. “Appiy west corner 45¢ st. st, a W Dally. 30 p0r ay inerensed decordinely and welling, 7 vane ove Ow. oa gu 3 yp yt fa enw. at Rh SALE—AT GREAT SACRIFICE, STEAM Biss Noun 10, Central Netional Bank’ ui ‘0 LEARN 3 commana ier pak ; must sell Th aud Fa. » SEAS "ND diteas. | pox nese sar enp corer rome % 8-8 re igeeiows Ure. Be _ france, : ANTED —A RESPECTABLE COLORE —T ht OTABLE Ed ,OR = EAUTIFUL = s = vthets Apply w LOUVRE GLU’ ‘About Pishtoen for Housework: muse be rome, ay ues bul co Lbeh mended. Apply at 719 18th et. 1u the morning. y8- ve. Appis, by mail, J. W. NAIRN, city, who lion appiicent, 378-61" = | Hetty Store, & rome wiik oben tartan, 4 8 Fent $2) ver mouth Inguire ‘Bd ot Bow. jy? Lok paLe—-waNv vac: Nir Fieae! SAS cay eat sch WAxTED NEAT, TIDY WOMAN eral Housework im Small Pamily ence.” 143 at, ae. se WiAxteD— 4s ware ot 70 Do rrAtN CooK- wud tmnall Family ;, wash- tug. _Avply 104958 10st, wen eee SOR Gai ‘LE—SUBURBAN- MY ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF | Star otice 97-3" | AF meriy Ruown as Dr. Jomeh Barding'e. contaimlus Generaliy etal ceplea spteamoed en: | (GAR STORE IN CER ERAL LOCATION. “i | acres of lands ststie and ctner farstbusadiuge:ou 77h °} le ature S a 1 _ 85 per week. O.B.Q. Star | apuly to Wal Wt eduTT & Gon did beh et are: | Seva ome hulle frog ns sat bekc lonesome b eeeumtieas ie = Tae Je2u-Lua \. RILEY DELBLh, 1510 F ot SP ep NAL | 8) 000 ESE ae | ge Bess AE luvet Cometery, ar addons care East Cap" | SAY on poameatle eget a dSlaa! Bee ig Hote (es: eee: : =, SO LES _ | office. - DIT ND, W SSTD= SPER YSED sooe”-xherans aan ae ADDITION TO BROOKLA Uunexcept ‘who ee NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARS eure good positt a u it cost, their —w Baines plated uron's ‘peruasent net of elteibles: tr Ape ANEING HOUSE FIXTURES, nesriy Rew. | 5, close to.city will soon be within limite, addressing, stating reterences, CONSIDENTIAL, Star a Ka syste AMTED —TWO FIRST-OLAGS BUNRELMEN Ws Eee KEEN'S, aia st, ‘Tustrloan Mat or eae a ead a yard._Reply, with reference, P. 0. Box 45, city, jy8-28 WANTED-A DuUG CLERK, ONE ple MNase ome A SANS | FB RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioncers, _ gta 020 Peuuny'iten jeu, | Beautifully situated, bigh snd healthy, WEHAVE AQ CLIENT WHO WILL EXCHAXGE | Commanding fine view. Street xrade already ortab- Improved or Catuiproved Property. in tbe pom tou city or Bere, the new cu ofaont Dabo er Usbed by District engineers, plece of Washityston Property .000- ° half the value su cash” BRICK SIDEW. hat te CERES SEAVER, 620 Pet. perros SALE—TO AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASE: CRAVEEED GuEaEte, ret-clare Meat, Grocery and Provision ‘Shade aud orpames tal trees, Ws aes yeaa i ae GooD CHANCE 1O MAKE MONEY B ; a . siness or of u 3 y je TABtp, idtroe station experience, v.20 "hoe Us | AL ing 2 syndicate to Pugetiaae 83 Ot Land Ee | Call for plate, terms, te, 08 ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COOK ARD HOUSE = N' == Keooper in of three: at ius 1D ‘OR RENT- WARENO 005 se17-1m 1006 F at we ny Ih srauters mt come well recone | 2 comtupuation, of Loutsiaus’ ave ON BENT Ob LEASEBIGNT aAGhay aT Bt'806 1th at. hw, Detwiee faa Sree Tyee! | te Hy Jor tue ‘Tenstiytown for beer carden and Bisgnure (resort: WANTED Ay BOY 19 DRAW BODA WA’ zy sca anne EsTABLISHED it. SSS ae vania ave, usw, sieeneety— 9 Beg 1h pro locatou. culy emall = = —— TED—A Lites f COOK AND WAITER ninte business. Por tur her — FOR A ELLANEU( 5 tredorenees aaa cenntireeac: saeet Save Tiikk LMFORD, 1307 F st. ume > - Seeaaeeeerdl oo 4 ‘nbs. ave. ry = : 2 A . — te ear, Neng, Mes Bares | fit Ho Srachy aa We Zar eyes | Joon eate—a ARGON SEW_caNort 108 eaoea i oe as 0 or oe wood work and low prices 1224 F stu. my 4-3 au, ROR aE. fi ots Tear of we. cor. Pa. ave. yee ___ LOST AND FOUND. a REWARD-STRAYED. JULY 5, ino0, 5 8 Bag Bares. he spore reward Bn tome if delivered ws F. BRADBURY, east eud dew Be T —IN THE ATLANTIC BUILDING On Chods- ing Fst. beween 22 apd 2 o'clock, 9, tue ath, 4, Pive-dollar Bille. meus reward by JOR SALE-SEVEN HEAD OF FINE YOUNG Fitneiyo saith, teen DE. ese POE MLECFINE BRED scurcH COLLIE PU L pies with peatgrec. SGuAD'S bind Sire ft. ae BIE ie Fe SALE—CHEAP—HORSE, WAGON, HAKNE: x and cart, Apply 937 fe. Ove sw. {OK SALE—HORSE, PHAETON AND HARNESS: wentle and kind; safe for lady to drive. ot ry SS alld jye Bineseic icant eee, Par es Wa Em 3 3 =? r ; As. G. aes 1s uke, PAIR SPECT AI Ww, . aE eT Seat, tarmed to 3 CLEMENTS, UJ! chy ae ras 3y8-Gt O23 8 Dave ne “OST-ON JUL} TH, A LADY'S SMALL | KOU SALE—JUST ANRIVED 25 MEAD oF IN. ‘Goud a Watch and . Banal Gob Rey sok ee Fass eau be seen at 12th and & sta.n. w. “al] eda} attacher!: #9108 {rou Moreau of iu aud —— is. Pring nay, Wewar' will be give tor io returu to 20 Lot betwcen fal opal = 4th ae meee 5 weenly. PA ULK- ROM: R THE RET) sye-at? rocery Trade in this erences, GKUCEKIE-, Star office. AWTED- COOKS, WATTERS, PORTER: Witt lands, Waitre i on ronson foueceprire au aig tiburie BURAHAMS THO G te aw, rt “O8T—UN JULY 3, A LIGH ) Ret eRee as ANTED—sIXTi DOLLARS WEFKLY FOR ONE Order meth ts $80! x new for live wor.ers. | y FHARLES 1. Weber & CO, cust (4th st., New Yors. Ors. yt TANTED—AGENTS TO SELL MOUSRHOLD W Specishtios ou New Covaii systems saad pay and chauce for udvanceinent to right isu. a 2 iwi? WANTEOS poxbont's mayor ay Bo. Twot, conducted Men aud Women, ir 3; She GoLD Fas Pi hacton d Surnout fora Lady. Apply at 1827 z JOR SALE—FINE PIANO, CAKPETS, MIKKOKS, ‘ Bed Koom wins a1 Bete ke. ition at private sale, aud bouse Lore jUNDAY of steamiey A bverel rew: BIC’ nd QTRAYRD—oW MonDaY. Se be liberaliy rewarded. Brin to 38 | $5 RAED OF Brot 4 babae uci eked. “or Be fee cinats eau iumog, Oi le of buui | 1 THOMAS, Drovers’ road, “ ey ty BENAND—LogT MONDAY Ev 5. tee =D Gordon, betfer, white breset. white ebb 37 | S°REANe Dy ser cle a ee biker we Sa SMES Lost taynebar, aD. from 3122 Muss. avenue: ‘Liberal reward ING AT. ‘uf domestic Iabor, Demoy to 70 Let'u. w. t ara ty i, Geo. Wii eas Bud Korperticufars at dyzelze* as __ au Wart NTS TO @4LI, THE Fini Ess Clothes Line; the oply Line aver invented thet holds the clothes ‘without plus: 9 perfect success; Patent recently tesned: sold ouly by | he exclusive Fist 18 wiven; will seud » sample live by last, u 13 to uyente: hiaiea SE aT : ‘stem to Cutaud Fit Ladies’ Dresses hgeg: Poe | 3 business, ie 4 terms, Price $15, yr wool Call SEU. Wil Ted: Ladies Teton 2112 Feet {OR SALE—A GEN suitable tor famuly dri &t District Sand Yard, cor. Ist and € *] {OR SALE—CHEAP—SAIL BOAT EMMA: ONG Sof thc boat bargains ou tye Potomac. “Call or, ad deem JAMES F.CAKLIN, ug st, Alexandria, Qs dys-see Fr RALE—A FINE DEIVING HORSE; VERY qentle and vat atraid of stesm cars; will be wld cheap to au immediate purcha-er. Apply at 100 F aye 7 wi ve SUNDAY WiGRT FROM wt ne Fs SALE—HOR: ORE, FOX TEMRIES Pi eens Diack ears:“one "ron GhLE Slik Fast willbe gtven Sar a te FO SALE COLLIE | RUPE. Es 17496, INQUIRE aT Gun ats. apot on turn, w ‘wot talkine miscliue, aud emeu Beanon: preity of Font aus PRONOBAPH COMPANY, 027 Kot. nw. Jol 1-3 nn WANTED--HOUSES, Ww NTED—TO OCCUPY AND CARE FOR A OST—ON SUNDAY, 3 3 O'CLOCK, in Metropolitan sigeat. T 4 AN th and 171 and H sta, a Velvet Rocker Beers ining: the | £7Ac: wuer'a carts, money and a key. TFET Pa Srevand receive reward. OST—THE PARTY Wito TOOK POCKE: HOUSE. KIMPTON & LEWIS, Foesggecie coal deuders, oor. Sth and Q sts. uw: 4 from Kubroidery Counter at Davis', Market, Son Shida DAA ——— , WAND aN Exprnrencen Home Kenran | DTorpmad cold wart snd Ghuis Seattiaraey: | Algo ® Wark. Huree; all cheap, “Auply at S14 Jy aye gi ikecedeee sins tree A | Beate Bae a E BARN wa0ox Maton o ost img same to 6 st ow. dy7-3t' COUNTRY REAL ESTATE <a ANTED—ROOMS, _ S Pow sales? genes. IMPLGVED, By 7. F™ SALE—BANGATN® !— BARGAIN ars ANTED_BY 1518 JULY, A FURNIGHED AND | J Cottage: Braveh B, and ten two | “During the nest few days, to make room for my wow NUSae ear: meee ere a ate | at se ctgkeern. tenn jvusbet | sicck of Miupes ant Orrane L vill offer the following : i - ace SIF ICE Les i ‘sous, fine rosewood, lowest terms: permanent. + day BOB "s county, Md., improved by ® yew Dw Ki ‘Upright, F. Gabler & Bro., fine(simost new), jyS-se° outbuildimys; « quantity of fruit; fine forget: * * Sereas yer acre, ‘s-oct. i. Sturvonant & On. Sine, 8240, _WANTED—COUNTRY | BOARD. eer a ou ‘set i. cating © Boat teed aly one: TWO. ADULTS “WOULD LIke To | from Waslungtou’ ck “to ‘Wheelock (new.Enetish oak, #308. Sass PES ite and Hae ‘te. Co Fa acres ian 2 ino, ‘umber sear e moments 5, 8: ana 3" mwtbiy. Hand : aS =e sa JOHN GRAY Lacabare, Ve Foaessae | eae eee DHOOY, ooh Fe, eve. , z DOR 8: . SALE—A iE Paik nORKEL WASTED MINCELL A BBOUE ie? ates | PR mare cotd ar tay gre WAiieD=to Pucuasr, eo Temcutaiee stauee, apd sheet eame dhatware | Toc, Lomaoen county. va, hese” AY Waiter ue ged Distione pg ple er la Fo" Ege LE Eee | WASTED Malle AND Davion “Wagon ig | “iyoge * A Pockets FORD, Ur wet | Arvea hee Pa ecaletrieaald tree’ ait portant freee mor be wbacpmi Adesso cll after WAXTED=T0 BCY TWO OB MoRE AoRES, ieeteeeeeteal oad sak eer ta . corner wre and a7gigt. | VV wich or without 9,497 mics from city. 0 | R: coat new 8800. exreuted, Mt’ Pleasaut ye Metreponisn ‘Sreveh yO. 2, GE | Ueplendis” uareaing tn new Upright Pianos; Soest tii O15 7th ot, tw. e1yies; old labios taken at full value WEE a RACK zAve rus Rypnner 50 AT 605; THE PIANO EXCHAKGE, ‘Store atures feats 5 FEpiesttgetan bere, iia on ete road on ._, Bomnge cy teres, 314 = cho, i gk I S| a 923 Pa ove. . yo migREST Glew VIEUe PIG eee Hon, HUARD GEORGE, ‘City. oie | PCE RALE ai GOING TO MOVE AND STED—H Geet see ‘aL R. ‘AgD FO! TOR SALEAT WOODSIDE. OW THE 7TH ST. aS PYEIFFEK & CONLIFE, Tistiber ue Or address A.C. WINSTON, O37 7th at, BW. Syd-lim Ten-raen Cotings, with bet eudonlg wale Sons “ J cut water: stakte tor s sieved. pon overs wave-aoue gnome Bors: stg oun, oh poche clip, oned Sart taken trie 15 adap feeds CRELAOK LGU ee new edu | PbO: erm tout. BP LEIGHTON, Prog taco, | deal pevments. CG. Ti TS oe. i ——e La. ave. u.w. ED — TO KEEP: | EE ALE—PL Winter Summer e 2) PRS fdr aioe Gear ate Scae Hiroto lw toe ety OH Petite aise suri | stein BALE. A 2 e priate ea Hewbt, Bund 0. KK., 11 rom Weske W4x7eD-souses | To “PAsTuny— vere ‘2D—TO Roy Sat ome