Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1890, Page 2

e THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON i D. c.. THURSDAY, JULY 106, 1890. SOCIAL MATTERS. CHICAGO'S MONTE CRISTO. Where Washingtonians are Enjoying the Summer-— Personals. Mr. Hugh C. Wallace of Tacoma, Washing- ton, whose engagcment to the eldest daugh- ter of Chief Justice Fuller was announced dur- His Sudden Rise From Poverty to Fabulous Wealth. ing the past week, is in the city. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nixon of Q street will sane naar leave the city for ca, soon to spend some tine with Mr. and Mrs, Ballen in their country CHINAMEN BURIED ALIVE. | tome'in tic suburbs of that city. Mra. Nixon ew Orleans is also visiting her daughter. eh 1xou's only sister. Mr. and Mrs, Jales Guthridge nave retarned from a short sojourn at Fauquier White Sul- phar Springs. Mr. and Mrs, Hornsby are spending the sum- with Mrs. Jere M. Black in Pennsylvania. Louisvilie’s Striking Brakemen Cause a Freight Blockade. ee eT | Mrs. Reed, wife of the Speaker. has left the A COLD DAY ON MOUNT WASHINGTON, | city for her home in Portland, Me., where she pe ee expects to fully recuperate from the arduous sociai dutics that fell to her lot last season, HE MAY BE A NAROB. Mrs, Vance is spending the summer iu More- oe head, N. €. ‘The Romance of a Mine That Beats! (Gey, and Mrs. George B. Williams expect to Monte Cristo by Many Millions. | spend three weeks in the pretty and quiet town of St. Catherines, Ont, before they go to their howe in Lafayette. Ind. The Misses Upton, Ocean from St. Lonis says: On February 2 . Willams’ nieces, who spent the winter 1885, a day famil.arly known te ioea! operators | with her here, are on their way across the con- as “Black Fri: Me Benjemin W. Lewis of | tinent to their home in California, this city wea hopelessly bankrupt Gen, and Mrs. Fremont are living in their aden he 3 ines s j- | own home in Los Angeles, Cal., enjoying the Today he is the owner of what, if pretimi- breezes of the Pacific coast, nary reports are verified, will prove to be one t Cureaso, Iuly 10.--A special to the Inter- Mrs. T. W. Cridler and her infant are located t the ri world and one which Me : potkepar| 000.000 for 1,000 | at Piedmont Heights, near Culpeper, Va., feet. 4 writ f the vein holds | where they will spend the summer. ek he will have ali the wealth thas a man ean desire. was very rich once up to the time of his failure, but unluckily was caught with Mr. and Mrs, George E. Emmons are at Vir- ginia Beach. ‘Tho Misses McNulty sent out a number of in- | SHOOTING STARS. A RONDRAU. ‘The Summer girl, in coo! nainsook, Swings in the hammock with her book— And with a beau, of course—at ease With her dear self; and as the breeze Come shyly up, she gives a look, So loving—to the beau, not book— As makes him yearn to have her look ‘That way again, if it should please The Summer girl. She hugs it close—not beau, but book— And tenderly she lets her look Fall not on him, Beyond the trees, Another comes, The first one sees— Sho smiled. He swore, And then he shook The Summer girl. To the flowors, sunshine is food and rain is drink, Love for sale at any price is dear. Politico-mathematicians who have figured on the paper, “Speaker Reed’s Error,” in the last North American, have deduced this form- ula in rhyme: “KM. C"=J. G. B Call Doctor Greely, the mercury was quite low this morning, ON THE BEACH. Miss Thinleigh: “It is sueh horrid bad form, don’t you know, to go bathing. Miss Plumpson—eyeing her critically: “Ye I should think it was,” raukanr ar bane entful | Vitations for last evening to meet Miss Menzies 5 anpernsslegromparclantiraes Sy » was | Of New York. ‘The rooms were prepared for od, with d re aud in Chi- | dancing,and most every one took advantage of call tienda 000 to give | the cool breeze, which now and then lent its a anoles this presence, to whirl in the maZy waltz, Among aaa Hi those present were Mrs. McNulty, the Misses McNulty, Miss Menzies, the Misscs Baden, Miss wu to his last | Beveridge, Miss Spalding, Miss Soule, Miss M: Gee, Miss Grace Miller, Mr. Will Hibbs, M. Stayler, Mr, Dempsey, Mr. Creary, Me. J: om Francis, Dr. Rust, Mr. Percy Soule, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Hough, Mr. Park and Mr. Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs. L. Simmons and their son Berkeley are at the Nunnally Cottage, Long Branch. 3 nd Mrs. H. W. Herrell and daughter have gone to Virginia for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Thompson leave the city for northern New York today. ‘hey will return the Ist of October. Oscar Herring and family and William J. Johnston and family are registered at the Bright House, Rehoboth Beach, Del. Miss Grace Finley is visiting Waterbury, Conn., during July, and will go thence to Block Island for the remainder of the summer. Miss Mary Carrol of No. 1030 20th street, ace companied by her little niece, Bertha Carroll, lett yesterday for Rochester, N. Y., to visit her aunt, They will remain until September. Be- fore returning they will visit Niagara Falls, Mr. Hamiiton F. Coiman of the general land office expects to leave on Saturday to join his wife, who is spending the summer at Harper's Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Fishback and little son have returned to the city after a month’s sojourn at Boston. They will leave in a few weeks for the mountains, where they will re- main some time. . He wa this second Golcouda burst upon terday he was penniless—a week a nabob. MANY BU KIED ALIVE. One Way the Chinese Have of Avoiding Big Pension Lists. Y trom now he may Ss. Fraxcisco, July 10.—Shanghai papers Teceived yesterday by steamer say incredible eruelties have been practiced on Chinese sol- diers in Formosa, The men were mainly opium imokers recruited from the dregs of the big cities, After the war ended mostof the sole diers were given passage back from Formosa, were not supplied with food and the result was starvation and disease. Many of the sick were crowded into collins and buried alive. Au European witnessed one case where the victim struggled to prevent the coffin lid Leing nailed dowa. THE STRIKING BRAKEME eight Locked Up at Louisville— Threatened [rouble Elsewhere. Lovisvicte, July 10.—A. onc 300 Louisville end Nashville braxcmen and switchmen were out on a strike here last night. About 50 officers were on guard at the main yards and 27 at the short line yards, in the east end of the The number of strikers Tuesday night 119 brakemen and 49 switchmen on the nnati division. Last night to these were added 105 brakemen and 35 switchmen of the The traffic 1s blocked at both yards I Louisville and Nashville lines out of About 100 cars of fruit aud other -~ i, *, re perishable articles are in the yards, General] 4 athe= curious case has just been discov. Freight A. Culp bas telegraphed to the | ¢T¢¢ in the postal servico, It is that of a steam- owners of through perishabie freight to know | boat mail rou:e on the Yazoo river in Missis- ————_cee—___ SOFT SNAP FOR CONTRACTORS. They Have Been Getting $2,400 a Year for Almost No Service. if their goods shail be sold at auction. The | sippi from Vicksburg to Greenwood, a distance Jeffersonville, Madisoa and napolis road | of over 200 miles, For a number of years past a has agreed to handle the Louis Nash- steumboat company has had the contract for carrying the mail between these two points once « week, for which the goverument paid the sum of $2,400 per annum. In recent years, however, the building of railroads has lessened the importauce of this route as a mail line. The amount of business, however, was never very large, but still the contract was continued each year. The second assistant’s office is look- ing into some of the steamboat routes and in the course of the investigation atteution was called to this particular route. An inspector was sent down and his report was a GOOD DEAL OF A SURPRISF. He informed the department that it was a mail route in name only without carrying any | On an average he reported that the carried about three pieces of mail ona p and usually none at all, As three pieces ville freight, but will employ special crews, a3 the regular men object to touching the Louis- ville and Nashville cars. ‘the Louisvilie and Nashville brakemen claim that they are strik- ing on account of their own grievances, The men on the Jeffersonville, Madison and Indian- spolis aud other roads are expressing great dis- content and may go out at any hour. The pas- senzer trainmen are uot taking any part in the troubles. It was reported last night that the Chesapeake and Omio aud Newport News and Mississippi Valley switchmen would strike. but they were working last night, and one of them stated that a demand for higher wages. the Chicago scale, the same as the Pennsylvania men are demanding, may be asked for today. Grand Mester Workm: L. Artbur is ex- pected to arrive here morning. His com- erly looked forward to. as it may have lerable effect on the status of the strike. and there are many conjectures as to whether ©r not the locomotive engineers wili openly ally themselves with the switchmen and brake- men. tri does not mean three sacks of mail matter, but three letters or newspapers or pack- | ages. it is easy to form an idea of the onerous labor imposed on the contractor, for which he received $2,400 per year. The inspector further stated that there are only one or two post oflices along the ronte wit which an exchange of mail is made and that only occasionally, The surprising discovery is also made by the inspector that over three- fourths of the post offices on the route did not know that such a route existed, i asingle office on the route.” con spector, “that 1s dependent on thi ————— Shivering on Mt. Washington. Scxarr House, Mr. Wasmnetox. N.H., July 10.—The signal station thermon if this morn- ing indicates 25 degrees above zero and the top of Mt. Washingtor hite with snow and frost. A Factory Burned. Bostox, July 10.—The tnoccupied woolen factory building at West Stoughton was en- — a co = was so us mail, ‘The route is valuable machinery im the building. Mr. a die Southworth, the owner. estimates his loss at dies te mpeg aie! psig by #10000; insurance unknown. The fire is be- | *94 has been for several years, Tho general Leved to have been of incendiary origin, manager and the secretary of the steamboat ae company were not surprised when [ mentioned A Mortgage But No House on It. my business to them and said they expected it Bosrox, July 10.—G 2, & promi- long ago, as it was useless.” nent real esate ma: ledford, was arrested When this report was received by Maj. Pol- last night charged with obtaining 4,000 by fi route for t lock, the acting second assistant postmaster i pretenses from W. M. McInness of this | seueral, at whose instance the investigation city. It is charged that the money was ad-| ¥43 made, he at once directed that the route be vanced upon a mortgage aupposed to be ona | abelished An order to that effect has been lot containing a valuabie house, but which | issued. Proved to have been placed upon an entirely LOOKING FOR MORE OF THE SAME sonT. different and lees valuable piece of land. Mr. | It is not known how many other routes there ‘Wiezin bas net yet enccseded in securing bail. | 25 of this character, but an effort will be mado to find out. It is stated that it is difficult to abolish a service of this character when it is once established, as the congressional delega- tion, acting under instructions from their con- stituents, oppose any change. As a mail contract’ is sometimes the chief sour. of revenns for a The Countess Badtne Arrested. Tarmstr, Ji Countess Badine. who is aused the death of her ears, has been arrested — Senor Sagasta and the Mor chy. vamboat line of this chara : : fe ter naturally the people im the vicinity are in Maver, Jaly 10.4 meeting of Hiberals was | favor of contin: ug the mail contract. ‘The held here erday and was presided over partment, however, has abont decided that by Senor Sagasta, who delivered an ad- il service was not intended to support | Steamboat hues, aud an effert will be made to - | abolish all service which is not actually needed in the postal business, THE | CopRts. Circuit Count—Judge Montgomery. dey-—Hutchinson agi. District; motion for y trinl overruled; appeal. Finerty agt ; Stewart agt. Washingtou Beue- at Endowment Association; do. Rose Lros. ant Hartnan agt. Lewis; jadgment by default, | United States wet Phuilips; bill of exceptions signed. Kraok agt. Fries; do. Huret & Co, agt. Madison; motion for judgment withdrawn. Crumbaugh agt.Otterback; judgment on sci fu, Equity Covnr--Jwige Magner, Today—Gray agt. Jackson; sale ratified nisi, ancien Asya Loxpos, July 10.--Two hundred of the percel Prince Ferdinand is Unhappy. postmen were ‘lismissed today. The blacklegs, | A Vienna dispatch says: According to a pri- protected by the police, are working alongside | vate cipher dispatch received here from Sofia of the unionists, who seem to be weakening. | Prince Ferdinand a few days ago expressed to ‘The delivery of letters is suspended ina few | Stambuloff by wire # half-formed resolution to places. while in others there is « deloy of two | return to Balgaria and formally abdicate. He ours in the carrier we, was ouly dissuaded by the very forcibie repre- ae aE seutations made by the ministers, who ap- A Raliway Robber. | pealed to the prince’s honor aad moral cour- Manisox. Wis.. July 10.—A detective yester- | age against such a course. which, owing to the Gay obtained a requisition from the governor | ¢3¢cution of Panitza, might Se misinterpreted for the retura to Pittsburg. Pa., of Michael , #%4 teud to injure bis priucely reputation. J piven: ‘The prince is said to fear assassination as a re- Callahan, the leader of a gang of robbers | suit er the Pauites affair 3 which has been operating extensively on the } +0. Pennsylvania railway. Me is now under arrest | Philadelphia and New York eapitalists have at Ashland and will Be tried at New Castle, Pa., established « large plant with $500,000 capital Semene of Biscriene. for making iron tubing at Richland, on the The dress. in which ke expressed onarchy and said that nothing trary acts on the part of te ca! him to a coalition with the rep sentiments of the speaker were unanimous!y indorsed by the meetin: A Woman Anarchist Confesses. Leupsic, J 10.—The trial of three men and ©ne woman under arrest for having been en- d in anarchist plottings was begun in th day. The evidence adduced having es- tablished the fact that the prisoners were re- Inted to the anarchists of St. Petersburg, Lon- s, the woman broke down nde a confession. — The London Postmen’s Strike. — ms Norfolk and Western railroad. 2 ks? New Officers. The new Spanish cabinet has issued a cir- + last evening's | cular announcing its intention to give decided ks the follow- | 4nd sincere protection to national productions by a revision of tariffs, Mr. Henry Villard bas donated the sum of IN SURF ATTIRE. She blushed when she went in bathing, And modestly tried to furl Her suitlet about her figure, For she was a ballet girl. THE WEATHER'S WAIL. No longer proud, I humbly do The best that I kuow how; The cold wave makes me mighty blue, I am not hotty now. A MIDNIGHT INTRUDER. The Room of Mrs. Reese Evans and Her Daughter Invaded. The police of the South Washington precinct are completely at sea regarding an affair which occurred in that section of the city at an early hour yesterday morning. Sergeant Smith and Officer Hutchinson were sitting at the station house door about 12:30 o’clock when they heard screams and cries of “help” in the di- rection of Fstreet, They went in the direc- tion of the sound and found Mrs. Reese Evans, an aged widow, and her daughter, Miss Bessi Evans, badly frightened because au intfides had been in their room and had attempted ta, use chloroform on them. OCCUPANTS OF THE HoUsE, Mrs. Evans is the widow of the late Reese Evans, the contractor and builder, who for many years kept a stone yardon Ist street near the foot of Capitol Hill, She and her daughter live at 614 F street, and rent the rear room on the second floor to Charles Kuhn, a fireman in No, 4 company, and his wife, Mrs. Kuhn was down the river. and her husband was alone in the room that night, He returned home Tues- ay matt between 11 and 12 o'clock, being off uty. A MAN'S HAND OVER HER MOUTH. Mrs, Evans was awakened by feeling » man’s hand over her mouth, and says that fora moment sho was unable to scream or make any outery. ‘The only thing for her to do was to show fight, and the brave old lady instead of fainting attempted to pull the intruder’s hand off her mouth,and in so doing her hand and face were scratched. THE DAUGHTER ORABS THE INTRUDER, This aroused the daughter, and when she awoke the man was still at the bedside. She grabbed at the intruder, sho says, and caught him by the shoulder, Sho says that he wasa large man and she does not think he was a negro, although she could not tell exactly whether he was white or colored. The man, Miss Bessie says, was in his undershirt, and she grabbed him by the arm, tearing what she says Was a gauze undershir:. In the excite- ment neither Mrs. Evans ner the daughter could tell which way THE INTRUDER LEFT THE HOUS™. When the police arrived they found the house securely fastened except that the second- story windows were open. On the floor near the foot of the bed, in which Mrs, Evans and her daughter had been sleeping, were found several pieces of raw cotton similar to some packed sway in a closet in the house. The cotton had been saturated with chloroform and some of the fluid had also beon poured on the floor, FIREMAN KUHN, Mr. Kuhn, who says he was aroused by the screams of tho womon, did not hear any one inthe house. How the man got outof the house is what puzzles the police. He could not have lett by the back alley without being discovered, as an o!d colored woman, who could not sleep on account of the warm weather, was sitting at her window at the time. Scrgeant Barry madea further investigation of the case today and, although some of the neighbors think that Mra. ‘ans and her daughter only imagined that there wasa man in the house, he is satisfied that some one was there and that chloroforin was used, Nothing was stolen from the house, although Mrs. Evans’ money and other valuables were in the room where she and ber daughter were sleeping. ALEXANDKIA, Reported for Tar EVENING STAR. Puysictans oF THE Poot.--An imbroglio ox- ists here as to the composition of the board of physicians of the poor. ‘The law provides that there “shall be four physicians of tho poor, whose duty it shall be to attend the inmates of the poor and work house and also the poor of the city,” and each of them had a salary of $100 per annum. Of late years two phvsicigl only have been chosen and iney hay Gh the salary of $400 between them, two hysicians of the poor were up to yesterday be Mathew O'Brien and Dr, W. G. Ashby, but at the council meeting on Tuesday night Dr, J. W. Bechtel’s application to be chosen a ph sician of the poor was read. and the coune:: dotermined to choose the full number of ph; sicians and added Dr. J. W. Bechtel and Dr, Thos. Gibson to the two already in service, Now Drs. O'Brien and Ashby have resigned and there are still only two physicians of the poor, Uxrtep Stats Covrt.—The grand jurors of the United St court have been discharged. ‘They had presented indictments against Fri Mil for sending illegal circulars through the mails frou Culpeper county, and Frank Ford, for assault and attempt to rob the tmaster at Boston, Culpeper county. Virgil Staples, charged with robbing the mails, has been ac- uitied, The suit of Atkinson & Brother agt, the Endless Chain Dredge Company, in which a judgment had been obtained against the company owning alarge dredge in Washing- ton harbor, has been up for some time, and pending motion for execution ‘ona jiven inthe cause, The court has re- | served its ae until after consultation with | Judge Bond. ; _Nores.—The period within which 10 ef, cent | may be saved by payment of city tax bills ex- | pired today. Hereafter only 5 per cent will be | allowed until the 10th of September.—Mr. J. | H. D. Smoot is now unloading at his wharf a barge in which the cargo kept the vesvel from sinking. A lumber barge from North Carolina came bere nearly tuil of water, but as the cargo was lumber as well as water the boat kept afloat like Jules Vernes’ Chancellor.——The Alexan- — bases = Club pote in a ydraulion firemen of this city have conned an invitation to be the guests of thi Fire Company during # firemen’s convention to be held at Chester, Pa., next September.— — The case of Fred. Miller, before the United States court bere, will go over until the Jan- uary term.——Geor Pyne, who was shot in nian: Chicago: esteemed leading | 912,500 toward the erection of a Red Cross wil Bow Louisville, Kv.; en- | hospital at Munich, toval Knight, Judge Bower, Dullas, | the republicans of the first Vermont district esterday nomiuated H. Henry Powers by ac- | clamation for Congress, a The German novelist, Friedrich Shielbagen, who has been ill with typhoid fever, is re- teemed ‘Tex.; grand secretary, Allen ©, Myers, Cincin- | y nati; grand treasurer, James graud tiler, FP. kL. qh t ‘oogan, Hart- ing. ©. Griffith, Troy, N.Y.; Daniel “*The President of the tine Republic has on. authorized the issue of notes to the amount of $100.000,000 for the purpose of re- lieving the fizancial situation. At Montevedio the run om the banks con- tinves, noth withs' ing the fact that the gov- ernment has decreed a forged currency of the notes of the natioval bank for six months. Mr. A. W. Meesy's by, c— Surefoot won the Baguxs, July 10.—Dr. Hartlaab of this city, who is preparing for preservation the zoologi- eal collection made by Emin Pasha. has re- esived a letter from Emin in which h: says: “Ir I return in safety I will net temp: God by further explorations, I desire that my collec- | Fe —— the tious shall’ Le as rich aud varied as possibie,” | gester, Eagle —naeaialleeihions Lor Other Telegrays News see Pages | and § | J. H. the mouth on the Fourth of Ji by Ofticer Ticer, and was supposed ache oe wounded, was walking sbout the streets morning. Spaxp Suxpay Baltimore and Ohio of Sunday jouday. Special train leaves Atlantic Sunday the 18th. Round trip $3.50, ——— Several short but severe 0 shocks: are ee from Tuomi tee sisen of lexico, AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atsavon’s. — Lamont Opera Company in “Pimafore.” Mansmatt Hatt.—F. 8, F. Club Excursion. ———_ AN AMICABLE UNDERSTANDING. The Result of a Talk Betwoen Com- missioners Hine and Robert. Whén the Commissioners met yesterday aft- cwnoon Capt. Lusk was called in to hear the arguments relative to the application of the Electric Lighting Company to erect overhead wires and also to place conduits in certain alley ways. .The question was argued at length and finally submitted to the attorney for an opin- fon. After that question had been disposed of the question of making the assistants to the Engineer Commissionor assistants to the civil Commissioncrs was brought up, but Col. Rob- ert was not ready to talk about it andit went over. Then came Col. Robert's recommendation that the care of street railroads be taken fron the list of the duties of the Engineer Commis- sioner and given to the care of the civil Com- missioners, Upon motion of Col. Robert this matter went over until tomorrow. The Com- missioners, however, will vote against the recommendation, for it is known that neither Commissioner Hine nor Commissioner Doug- lass is in favor of it. Then Commissioner Hine spoke of tho recent ee in ‘Tne Star concerning the trou- le between himself and Col. Robert and the two had a long and earnest talk about the matter which, it is said, finally resulted in an amicable understanding. UNCLE SAM STEPS IN. A Report That Admiral Belknap is “Protecting” the Corean King. A Yokohama special to the New York World, dated Juno 25, says: Seoul has been occupied by American marines and Corea is now virtu- ally in the hands of Americans. The uneasi- ness in English and Russian naval circles, which wasso pronounced ag to render every one alert for a fortnight past, is just ex- plained in an unexpected way, Instead of the Russians having occupied Corea, as was gener- ally supposed wher British ships began to puff into harbor, the modest United States steamer Swatara, lying off Shemulpo, sent her officers and marines to Seoul, Thoy are now living in the king's palace, Admiral Belknap was appealed to by the king for protection and he promptly gave it. The Swatara was on the Corean coast at the timo and its officers were ordered to the pal- ace, The men on the other men-of-war in the harbor were completely thunderstruck and be- gan to prepare for action, Some orders came— no one knows what, but according to one of the British officers it meant fight right there. Commander McGowan and his staff are feasting with the king and his two American advisers, Denny and Ger. Le Geldre. Tho Swatara lies off the city flying the stars and stripes and de- velopwents are anxiously watched tor. If there is e to be war between Russia and England fleets of the China sea will Attract attention. As now constituted the English fleet could blow the Russians out of the water, but the Czar is sending new ships and preparing to make an interesting fight if ogcasion arisen, ‘Corea is the weakest spot on thi of the globe and is looked on to furnish material for a quarrel, The poor king, with his pusillanim- ous natives, keeps up a burlesque government, Free as he is from outside danger, the mon- arch’s life is @ burden from fear of his own subjects and of Chinamen. ‘There are spasmodic movements to kill the royal family, which make the life of the Corean monarch one of constant terror, The American naval authorities here have taken serious responsibilities, and there isa probability that if internal trouble takcs a serious turn they will have to fight their way out of the country, WOMEN SOLDIERS OF DAHOMEY. Thei: Desperate Courage Shown to the French Soldiers. From the New York Sun. The tactics of the Dahoman army are to surprise the enemy, attack him in mass early in the morning and surround him if possible. This was the scheme at about 4:30 o'clock on the morning of March 4, when the enemy, in compact masses, emerged on the dead run from the palm groves and hurled themselves upon the French works. The Amazons formed the left flank of the assaulting column, and they poured with almost resistless impetus across the level plain upon the little fort oc- cupied by a force under Lieut. Comperat. At a distance of 600 feet the musketry began to hail shot among them, It thinned their ranks, but did not stay their progress. Up to the very wall they surged, howling like de- mons, showering their bullets as they ran, and began to scale the fortification. Lieut. Com- perat and one of his white sergeants were wounded at their first fire. At short range the French troops bayoneted them and kept their repeating rifles busy. Some of the women who reached the top of the wall fell dead among the troops, Meauwhile a few volleys from the cannon further south, together with a rattling fite of musketry, had scattered the swarms of warriors in front of the other fortifications and they made for the woods, 1t seemed to tho troops that Lieut, Com- perat’s force was being eaten up and reinforce- ments were hurried to him. The Amazons saw them coming and turned and fied. ‘hey rallied before they reached the timber and made an- other furious charge, but under a deadly fire they wavered and fell back before they reached the fort. ‘Then the troops poured over the wall aud pursued them into the timber. Dying women caught some of them by the legs and tried to throw them down and stab them with their swords, ‘The bodies of nenrly 200 women wore scattered over that little plain, KISSING AND OTHER THINGS. Unreliable Testimony of a Man Who Had a Loose Memory. From Chatter. Among the letters sent here anent the ques- tion I asked, as to whether it is true that ladies sit 6n the knees of their beaux in New York (48 we know they too often do in the country), {sone from a born New Yorker, who not only insists that the custom never touk root here, but adds that “except in very high and very low life there is very little kissing before en- gagements for marriage.” He says that he was not certain about it, but that happening to mention the subject at a whist club of half a dozen married couples, it turned out that not one of the women had been kissed until her troth was plighted. A funny incident marked the discussion, according to my informant. One of the men had a joose memory. “We used to kiss, sometimes, didn’t we?” he said to his wife, “No, sir,” she said, with deep indignation, “you never kissed me uutil after we were e you tried to, and you fought for the but you never succeeded.” so?” the husband remarked. “Tye “What's that? What do you say?” the wife asked. ed. “I say,” said the husband, “Ihave kissed you pare times that 1 can’t remember when I an,” THE NEW CRATER YSER. Volumes of Water Thrown Four Hun- dred Feet Into the Air. General Passenger Agent C. 8. Free of the Northern Pacific railroad at St, Paul yesterday received the following message from Manager Waters of Yellowstone National Park regarding the bursting of the new crater geyser Tues- day: “At 4:15 yesterday tho new crater geyser at Norris Geyser Basin, which has heretorore been quiescent, was in a violent state of erup- op es ense oar a water, about 200 feet in circumfer- constantly to a height of from ook, about To teat in dintetsr, “The subsided considerably. ‘The crater . ‘The old hole is cular; to the width Sf about eight feet he ean being visi- ble about sixty feet from the ae tp een thick pearances to indicate that the geyser ‘down considerably today.” ¢ William has arrived at Bergen,Nor- there one week, ieowo it roaring considerab! location eee. identical with the new i _ FOR RENT—ROOMS.__ ROK RENT_HAXDSOMELY FURN 0 F aT HI. ISHED ROOMS, WANTED--HELP. _WANTED—SITUATIONS. ED-RE LE WHITE GIRL FOR | \WANTED—s @ IN FAMILIES BY A GooD eh bu: thorouch 6 housework ; SSS ee adarere Box Ww 3 2 Oth st uw. also seat cut; one to cook tor: ch=mberwork fur 14%, Star office. Uuturetehed Rooms Ath A nw. Gylude Sere ED ERS — POSITIONS | JHOR RENT—AL MGE DESIRABLE FURNISHED: WARTEDES TOUNG MAN WITH ONE OR 1.W0 | and Surees. ‘scametress, Mog waiters, Cooke. Couch: | “3510-3” oak Re ee oS AGRSNITH THAT Goa coe Jrt0-s8 - - — Ftodibes “fot Sena Stace, wery Teaeon WARTED-4 BEACKSuiTH THAT Ca suoR | WW ANTED—G0 To TERS KNOY FOR YOUR | abie. jorses. Apply YM. REISE! jrookland, ‘Laundress, aitrena, N Bu cre Be ema at FS ee 3 _ mee bev R a ~ Ot W74N]ED Dn DIATELY Friprks FoR A Sonne RESPECTAULE CULguED | 2°20 heuMyvaniaewame. Bd Celiuder Press, only, thoes who lave liad expert- W AizED i SY 4, nesPrc a. Nurse: | JYOMRENT—THKEE NICE ROOMS AND BaT quee need apply. WILKINS" PhIN1ING Ul NC & place as Charuler Mud, Cook or Nurse: | J t EXIGE " 512 10th at, Lee” | Fijingse leave city: best of city ‘reverence. Cauat toi? Tou floor suitable for ligt ANTED— ANTED-BY TWO MESPECTABLE Waite | J00! i ‘Meu to Introduce and Sell a Specialty, on “ a. F ~~ gacomminion atreee rep stays aT We pispations; one es Cook and the other as Seng heat Bocas, with sicove, iawara st., Duffalo, N.Y. smadibseanamasiinarancneel FA Ss 3e10-tozia | Chamber 2 oF towether. Apply 815 ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR OS | ugraNTED_BY A REAPECTADLE WHITE Wi K RENT—TWO ROOM Wars temiation Kins hea iooreeaT Gabe | WW ANTEDBY A RESPECTARLE WHITE GIRD Finee Se ant cheat ine. bs jy assist at Lousework and leave city if necessary. rel Us. E WOOUS & sux. i J ANTED-WOMEN COOKS. 810 ‘3, CHAM. | erences, Call until Mouday 1027 tu at-tw. = | FOX MES 106 Weiw sr, aw. 2uoN st ber Maids, Nurses and Lauudresses, in city or | Ayr ANTED — = ond room; handsomely furiislh gras: Waters, Drivers or Far Hands; Colored Wen | YY ANTED SITUATIONS, FOR | SURSER emt stashed “Also lange Thi'd Poe Qooka, _SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 F st. ui.w. Jy10-40° | Cutaren's ‘Maids: Oreraa, Baiorinen oud tas ‘sill Baca ee ys Ww ED-MEN AND WOMEN CUOKS! WAIT- | (German Maida); other aad suamer resorts, CORNER NINTH AT. @ DP Masna- me ior, Waikreen, Lyundross, onse, Nokia, Murees, | _379-St KNHAM'R, 1110 @ at uw. . Large Nicely Parnsiel@) oo ra, unen, Farn: Hali fot p for r mT " BULLWEr LoOWNA, SOULE. thin city ond revorta at once. DICK'S AGENCY"U15 | Wy ASTID SITUATION, BY ree oy Rat. ae. IY 10S | work. Apply at 2221 Lat. nw 0-20 ANCED— MAID TO TAKE cn Childron, White, at 1908 Pexnsyi 4x 10-ist* a ANTED—AN EXPERIENCAD LiGHT-COLOKED Woman as Nurse aud Cluuiberuaid for. an too short distance 3h, references, Lock Box 3 ARGE OF ule BVO. W ANIED—4 Postiton BY ABAKER, “ECOND Hermanent an sbetsiucr, ASSOUTHONS agit @ stn. aks ) ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIUAT-CLANS Servanite, with. rofereiice in every case. nend to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ana your vrder wil be Biied with diapacca. May Building 7th aud baw. OR RENT—THREE KOOMS UNFURNISHeD, suitable for light housexeepiax, to parti children Apply to 191¥ H st uw OUR RENT—THREF APAKTMI NTSOF WOAND three rooine eu suite, |rivate bath ai ie ently iurnieled: at suumer rates ONT, cor, 13th and Tor ‘of the city, W, City post dy a ae MUST GIVE WANTED—ROOMS rele 0 COLLECTORS; ANTED—TWO ANTED-—BY YoU: IN 0) . BY FOR RENT—FLATS. Wenn Gal fooS Fee: ewe room TF, bok wend | WAEarD. BY JOONG EADY IN, OFFICE. By | _ R NT—FLAT Po'clock am. Fridu: = Board, in good locahiy; terms 1: Aldrsa, phe KR ONT-—WksT EXD FLATS * WANTED—FoR wth terme and particulars, PLEMANENT Q, sunt | BP SCon gar wits tothe mute nooo nee a eed ‘ice. 3y10-2t° | condition; price @20. JAMES A DAT 5 Koorer, i NTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, BY PERMA. | 306 00 01407 Fst uw aK and. Bent Couple, for Housekeeping, Iwo or ibree | —— Partially Furnished kooms, secoud fo or, between Wb and 14th avenue and H.’ Address COMFORT, star office. y 10-2 LAN Ai also Woman todo an F and Waitress = : > the Work of Small £ = JOR RENT—STON new. Amily du this city. 1232 14th xt. V G COUPLE, TWO Ok THEE | F'n.w, opponit: igh Steed eee eee OST: eS Hocus: Lyut housekeeping: sive | fect or any business. Are WASTED-IW0 LADIES AND TWO GENILE- | lowest terms: pormauent. Address V- J. biar oftice, | “they Ten can get Steady mployment by cwtimg be | —dy8- = tween the hours of Sand 9 a. and Oy.m., at oom RENT—WELL LOCATED th. aw — en —_—__ POR BICK STORE 8, 101U Fst nw, JAMES KEM a ae = and Dwelling. fitted up and especially adapte| for a a = = NTED—COUN a dye house, TNS Lath st-n.w. WAL. Te y ANTED-XOUNG LADY Tu DO LIGHT OFFICE Ww ANTE a OU TRY * BOARD, HoUTZMAS. 18 Faw peer rk im Store; must quick anu correc TANTED—TWO ADULTS WOULD LIKE To 4% KENT—THE TWO 1 PPER wit rete siatiny experieuce aud suary eapecied, 3.6, | VV 4 std, the Colts eruneyarce testa tra paraie entrance. 11 Pa nie, betwen ith ot ane. nee, a te ADHly W LOUVKL GLUVE Co. Sid eth at the office. Address NT, 1th aud HM ste By. del 2- Lan WANTED-AN OFFICE BUY NOT OVER 15 Years of Ax tating qualifications residence, Bo: 2 ‘Addrens, 87, Post U ay SS i = —— YWWANTED—A Giux 10 DU GENERAL HOUSE BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT--STABLES. work for foully of tour; jinust have, best city SALE_GnOcERY AND Ligvol eee] oS cas, sae tans evan Ga Teferemces and stay at nicht “Apply 2t phery Fe, aay i LARGe 9 st E a a W.; compiete in all respects; THOMAS 'W. FOWLER vz F id floor. 310-3 ressuus) Gelling, Apply at store porthwest coruer 14th and Boundiry, Jy 10-3 WANTED-DRUG CLERK. APPLY ora AN B , ANTED — ACTIVE MAN TWENTY-THREE | BOG ge eocd Dune poe poe les SL E_ MI: 1 : —- ; : join uriness; ive box and fixtures cou : ‘EB eee secks any -miployment: has had three years'ex- | plete, with Or without hwive aed wagon, waldercd | FOR SALE--MISCELLA NEOUS rieuce in Liquor sud Grocery ‘1: 3 good reter- so 8m lmmediat@ puichasor. Address A.B. ences, J.H., hat. care of W. SMITH, Vicguia ave. near 20K SALE—AT A GKEAT BARGAIN, ONE DOG nes THE FIXTURE - = Cart with Canopy Cover, atd an hiecunt and tere HE FIXTURES OF A GROCERY AND PRO a4 WASTED PUSHING GeNTLEMIN FORA RE: 1 ton Biore, smali Stock Grocerins, tor sale cheap. ee ae eet Tat bee ~ an Cor. 3d We ww lO- st ——— = ~ — = - — Hotappiy. SRLMAN HESS Cit Sik eta Tee MILL COR SouT Cartyot ax | Suryey and Thastous a O27 Massase ee WWANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK AND TO jase; 7,206 tt ground. AppIS ot preasiene, | 2720-30 Wanita Wadhiug aad ienue 90'S Te Satesnecie sas ceili seus QR MALESS Cortana me Eo 5 SE RACE SYSTEMS ARE “Dost, | teru iucluded, dt the iow yoke a = rr r ~ > uel elu gtate ao, ex gerchice and sulury oxpect here witer 22 a.m. ~d -OR SALE—A NEW REMINGTON STANDAKD a : cf + Star oific. "| FOUR HOD CARRIE ER, 1008, ‘able. can. Typewriter No, 2 and T eax. Address CHATHAM, Star offic: NEARLY NEW; tal be bought for at HE BESTIN1 ® great + apply wo DI! iG STORE—ON und centraiiy Located; iven. For price, terms, &6. BKUS, bth and D sts. OR SALE—DAIKY WITH ll accessories, with lease of ED—| CARPENT was TED—A SETTLED WOMAN FOR GENERAL . Bust be weil # ecommended, Call y’ wet-size Parlor Uprichit Piang 8 AND MI Co ara of 160 Se an a th res, wt haudacme y ANTED-IN A CYCLE STORE, A B.uIGHT grtck legs of sellos tenon wt 4 cost at an avenue V Youuy Mau from 10 to 20, wlte or Colored. ove cone Of cles Earn en ty til henten of owmnnr | ESOS Se: aeet ot on Square Grand ste «reat ber- that can rife aud uderatands cave ot spelen presetred. | “Syto-te 926% La ave | full and other bangaive ih slightly used Upright Wa ee ne W iL SELC STOCK AND Loose FIX! THES oF | ““4 *@¥AFe Pianos. Ayr ANTED IA FIRST-CLASS BAK wy Grocery wad Provision corver in sw. and THE PIANO EXCHANGE, W ‘steady employment, Address Box 15, star | Swat pf address, a0 O13 Pa : ‘D FROM THE | PJOK SALE-ONE GRAY HOKSE, Wall » AN Wood aud’ Coal Business ivoflee very cheat ave uo use for duriue the suinue®. Arius: stables or \WWANTeD W pokey ut Boston nw. EXPE! Laundry taken at cuce, the Laian tock I have om hand, | 10th st. bet. @ and H ets nw, opposite Gisul place, aw. Gil, SRA Con-isting of 100 tons W-A- Furnace, 100 tous WA: | Malley, WOODWAKD & LUiuMor. it > mi rare _ ree je: for a sous aries Star office. 8 Fee AEE GAT SHEE SACHIFICN, stiaai atdeound: Als Stine ke early toes a STED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED BOY Sledge tou best iu city: must sell | Set Haru e 3 9 40: About Fixhteen for Housework: must be recom. | #4 one ee SOR SALE—BICVCLE; VICTOR SAFETY, TWO meuded. Appiy at 712 13th st 1 the moruiua.jy8-st* dsi@ue ave, u. —| * CTY. Weeks used. Penna. ave, SALE—A HANDSOME ‘cash. BEAULL NEW sTOil <¥.ave.. in building cor. 15th st, Apply, by mail, J. W. NAL ALLA, City, all on appuicant. » Price #115; Aol 2U%, WANTED (A NE. eral Housewor! ence, 143Dat se. IDY WOMAN FOR G af im Sinai Family; driv who NEW CANC : oo =e = HE Surry; my own make, will seli cheay ir WV ANZED || WHITE GIRL TODO PLAD SOR RENT OR LFA~ | oer, Eilos. B. AMAZZAME, rear of ae! Cor Meters: gy Sate, O roomie wick wouern huroveweuty; | ad iy Fent $25 per mouth. Inquire 1341 3d. A 2 AN To MAKb HIMSEL EHAVE ACLIENT WHO WILI XCH. SOR SALE-SE enerally U-eful in a store: must be a pen- “ elena A “ Horses by G. at —, hyderataud Sbookteepitie tee ae AY dtp ae toe LOR SALE—FINE BRED SCOTCH COLLI wae ee ee SPSS. | Viece of Washivieton Property worth $10,000. Wail with peuigres, SCHMID'S Bird Store, 1zthstuw. ate: J OL SALE-HORSE, PHAETON AND Hau sound, weutle and ciud, safe for iady tw uriv dress 1238 Mtn st_n.w seat ‘OR BAL SE DAPPLE G Horses, 15% hands big. also o aud several Otuers. Cab be recu at JAS. G. BOWE: ays-6t OR SALE-JUST ARRIV dian Pontes. can be seep at good colors and veutie; nevePal inatched one-bail the value in cast. PY | BAKNES & WEAVER, 620 Fst, nw OOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY BY FORM. ‘udicaie to Purchase ractof Laud; : + : — ANTED—AN EXPERIL? Apply to HEN#Y Ww Mt. Olivet Cometer: W near 31 EELWK LF, Bladensbure ri or address East cA F T—WARE. 1005 B Bi, THE coutinuation of Louisiana’ ave., opposite whole Sale market: suitable for any beavy busiuese, aud par- Uculurly for the Cunzuission Business. diquire at $244 Louisians ave. dyd-im ED—A DRUG CLERK; ONE WITH a Few Years’ experience preferred. Addvess CLEKEK, Alexandria, Va, <_ Jy8- ANTED-CLERKS FAMILIAK WITH THE Peusion Bvsiness or cayavle of learning the B rens seating axpatiences XF-E- Box Oa iy HEAD OF I nd 1 6 uw JOR SALE—FINE PIANO, CAKPETS, ae a coe) Dining and Bed Room seta, &e., ED-A_ BOY 10 DRAW BODA WAIEK, : itt dition at private sai, and house 1 y tOACKER & KENNGK, 1429 Peuusyt: Possessiou qiven August 1 3 nw. Poe Prices, Watches Cleaned, ; one . : ~ APTOS FELLER od qhe Jean, $1. Clocks | JOR SALE—A GNILE SIX-VEAR-OLD HOSE, = LIGES red. ‘We del suitable tor faut Working Women, Men, Boys and “yr Uriving OF Lusiuess. Cal Les on tice every di : ochw. at Distecct' Sand Yard, cor. Istaua Cate sow dys Surat positions prepared: Slay Dridiaye st sae Baw, Tp | JeOR, SALE-CHEAP—SALL OAT EMA Bint positions prepa ay Building, 7th and Ba. Ww, = 5 —c ; i Peary NTRY REAL ESTATE, | Fotine tees wnpeieson tes borne, eet OSE = : = < ~ ~ | dress JAMES BCAKLIN, S15 King st, Alexaidevay W BN 1ED- COOKS WATTERS, POuTERS MAIS, | = —S —— | mee | cumeetor tuabesand eee thed nemeneiase: | ator JOR SALE—A FINE DRIVING HORSE, VERY Ocers for Fanulivs aud Hotels; 500 woluen tor Phila : — : SALE-A FID yINC SE, VERY deipiie and suburbs, BURAHAM'S, 1110 @ su Lew. FOR SUMMER HOTEL OR PRIVATE wentle and vot afraid 04 steam cars, will be yo-ot" COUNILY SEAL. p Em 4 uate purcha-er. Appiy at 1 ays - A Beautiful Piece of Laud containing 25 actes of = Want ED—SIXTY DOLLARS WEEKLY FOR ONE ler Daily; sowethus Rew for lve wor.ere. | good iariutug s0:1,2n old Mannion tid cathenecn ate k SALE—A PAIR HANDSOME YOUNG HORSE GEARS. PEDSTER & OO. Fobalsbers, 3 cost | Sed tn the muuchieanters part ot Petiusyyauia bo: wren pertoctly wustched. stylish, over 10 megan baste :» New York. - wercersba y aud Greeucastie, directiy’ on the isin | Also.a Work Moree; all cheay. Appiy at 3-4 la ave, = == ~ . only 83 miles trou: Washineto::, D.C, and 15 4 iw bh * by oe ‘e a ald offers unust vas fee ane STUER 1 10r EI wet ALND | — BAR- chauce for advaucement to right ian. 3d: A — auch peraous as gy to the Bluc Mountain House wach F® ‘SALE. nantes Uy BAG! Bb = ie ——— A stream of wates flows throuch the | “ During the next few dy», to make room formy new Wt PLOYMENT BU. fhe gou her boundary, well stocked of Fianos abd Organs. lw liofer ine fvlowing Teou, jes—Meu and Wowen, a ux facilities for bathing aut boat- | standard Piste ut barwain prices white and wf denen Jaber | Hi erice 105 ait tucludiua the heavy turniture mow | “toot, Upright sieway & sola, fine roscwood, osoe ake, | Tand 2 seareee ft For furiher tuformation cock Upricht, E. Gabler & Bro., fine (almos: newhe Upri¢ht, Stuyvesant & Co., fine, #240. Upriche: Mersuail'& Wendell’ Uprigut, suultz & bauer, fine, #20; Upright, Bening & Sou (used 6 per ceu apply to JOHN B. WIGHT, 14us3¢G wt D.w. Jy 10-Ut SOK DALE—OR EXCHANGE FORK A VIRGINIA Farm, Six Houses in B-ltiuwore; all’ under rent. SAMULL BEALMEAR, 310 St. Paul st., Baitimore, Md. ay10.3e" PHE BIGGEST BAKGAIN YET—150 ANTED—IWELVE LADIES AND Six MEN TO Leuru the System to Cutuud Fit Ladies’ Dresses by Mr. Geo. White with » to business, ut reduc prices and easy terms. Price #1. lsrsat | GLU. WHITH Z t ieee 0. only one }. OF SALE. == oe! rivht, Wheelch (new), English oak, 8300, oTIV! TIC MEN TO | ¥* Acres Directly ata station betweeu Washington | 7-oct Square, McCamuou plane, go), Lent the fdisou Thouograpl, the wouderful | and Baitimore: rare chauco for subdivision. SAM-| Payments #. > Cast and ~ Hand. talking machine, and exlibit it during the excursion | ULL BEALMEAL, 310 St. Paul st, Baltiwore, Md. | oie Stool and Cover with each j tis. neason; pienty of money to be made. COLUMBIA | _gyl0-Jt dy7-6t LF ve. PHUNOGKAYH CUMPANY, 027 Kat. nw, Jell-dm | = W TED — IMMEDIATELY — A FURNISHED House ou Met. Brauch Band O.; Gattherebu« preferred; n-ust have large grounds aud aupie shade. | near station: reut moderate, Adaress, siating terme, 44 Georgetown P. ayL0-at" ‘OK SALE—50 ACK. __WANTED--HOUSES Mares gentle and kind: nding a Maicheu; well bred. Apply to vr. 7 Aiton, Loudoun county, Fett — WE ARE, z p6-6r GOING TO MOVE AND 10 3! TEU, St ATED - tar office. MUL LAND. Ga ee = BY Will eli Our Stock of New and “econd-hwud Pauue ip zt AND hic good butiduug sites and ne wigs cueniest Pie Cop FFKIFSES & CunLAPs, 514 Liha. ae, fuom House: | of proverty in county. $000. DUCKETI ® £UMD, price not to Address CUSTOMERS | 61)'¥ ete 3710-38 Btur offie wy10-3t {OR SALE —FAIKMONT — THIS BEAUTIFUL Place contains 10 Acres of Groand. weil laid ont, ‘with all kinds of fruit trees; Louse well buiit; 14 lange hail; good ‘dry cellar; wi. ©D-A7 OR 8-ROOM If location; must be cueap. Wall cash. Owner must auswer. Addrest “1.8. Star aa Foouis aud lenge clar. situatea abet | — igen 3 3. ave. proms = juiles from Georwetown, near the corpotase iim: QUE SALE—PIANO BAKGAIN—GRAND UPRIGH' VANTED-—TO 0c ge poe oa yet Piano: has muffler, cylinder tor, ¢ratid fall voacs Piewsant House,.fre» of rent, wit wily two of Comm aye d ie weg a! ye Now | and other patents; heught 51 $450; 1501 Ki dy8-3t" Copstor aod Wa toa Monument beans in fall view, | *¥l sell for $550 ou tme. | tothe 7 . Suibtn one half mise of railroad and near the prot JOK SALE—AT 406 PA AVE, WASHINGTON, D ITE J bew electric roa; elexant wel of pure, col! wacer; 3 ~) ~ :. WANTED—HOU 25, ban and git ootbiildinen. the whole wil ‘ve sold for | jtarScot tae ent tock of Cartinces, Buprien ts x ¥ TY, IMPBo\ $12,000, Lersobs desiring W see Luis place will send | Buggies to suit tue couptry trom 60 “Bale or vai myroved, on 7th st Send lowes. price, | Guat Sidress to the wudersigued, Who will cull and urge Sn aclied work of alt eigen °Q. ¥ Ceti with description aud Jocativu of property, te Box 18, “chmowe A. DAVIS, Jn, O Paave. d.B —Extiuat ven pe for Fey Star office. ‘jy20-Ge" Address ew eet arm, aa Aiso Carr.ages exchanged. Sign of the borse, Sein i | eer Gecrwetown Helwhta, D.C. AG CANARIES | MOCKIN WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | (0k SALE—7 acRES, TuPKO' A 7-KOOM eg hy LH. aa Bi tine = ———— | Xt cottage: let. ama O. Bij two ‘SCHMID'S Bird store, J O PA! 1 0! J = — Ww dle's tarm near Washington; clover, timothy and | HODGES, 1 i M SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGIN BO" other graziuw grasses iu ebuudance und plouty of kod (O% SALE—AT A SACKIFICE—A FINE FARM Fe second hand ;any size. send tor « Bate water: the beat of attention: terms €0 yer mou i OF 128 Actos. mile from eudale o Prince | calle “b. BALLAUE, Au that n. Apply to 1. A. BONNE au 17, Ce e's county, Md., huproved by ® uew Dweil seats akan 7 ‘1 x Bank Building, 7th aud 3y10-38 gd outbuildings: a: iaudley of fruit: flue forest sulk ot ee SAgOns AxD Bos. WaxTeDBY A, WELL-KNOWN Gextiewan, | “So:3e SE tu padtiag. ei trinniiuwe wea dove. COUR WV v0. pavauie in six mowthiy even per | — ALO Ee M 8, Goucseiowa, ™ cent montuly le aud abie to % x x. R SALE—A GREAT Gor tia Advance; entirely reli meet ouiixation wheu due, Address 4s0: iy ce. WASTEDTRACT OF LAND ADJOINING OR Near Proposed Columbus Purk. Address, with bret crip WAL H, BAKSLUW, OLS 7th ot uw. jy 4 O-t ee ee WAXZEDIMARE AND DAYTON WAGON IN dition; mare wust Le young, gentie aud free trotter; must be a bai A BARGAIN IN A BEAUTI- ful Country Home: 5 acres, with @ fine Groom Dwelling aud Aaibusidiage; bewutifully siiuated four Miles irom >tott's station and about sume distance from Brauchvilie: 9 miles from cits. Eine, inady Jawn und rlenty of irait; oeaatitul lucailon. “Must be mummies esr trie oes WAXTEDI710 BUY TWO Ow MRE ACKER with or witnout house, 5 to7 4 on, M a B&O. Be LOST AND FOUND. ] OST-UNLESS THE TWO WHITE Boys wHo took the Newiounuland Puppy iron 314 13th st. 4 setums ham the owner wilt prosecute them, Lt Do 8tad MALTESE TOM, car. Feward will be pais for ius return ne. A SUITABLE to 2112 Mans, ayl0-ae ain. nea OF Cali aiter extended owand ave. and 17Wiet | MUiCioua Sis Tenet nw. ce dsbaw | J OST_EVERING JULY 0, Ra W822) PAU rave Tue IngHEsT CASH ted, 8 ails from Nanniuytins a ue tude Vas sVCREUS Puarmacg Tt MSA Oth st. n. “ad [4 stata, Penwie. 3 etry vita ra BS | Addrcae KP MCELAOY, Department uf Agr culture. WAXTED-HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR | $4905, ferns towult. ‘BF’ LEIGHTON. Freirleor, 7 cat _au SEN ASLANTSO SULLDGNG ORCEOSS: Stockn of Mershandive, sturs und Office Fisteree tat | 282 4a. ave, uw. a 1g F et. be:ween 1: und 2 v'clocs, Monday, tue or: A.C, WINSLOS, 957 70 st tw. Jy2-Lm FOR SAEE IN West EXD PARK ROCKVILLE: 4 | {t. shree bu ar Buln ALY poreoi: Maiti tue WAX cna tain, gAUusiTins beaut, | A bres wodmowt sien Sep eie | Balti, [ele bera sae and substantial, 3 Lovers cut aud, at | Book OsT—ON JULY Euarbiocd. © SELSOS. LeGOat nee eeu | KORE Nery, Broauctive, now os | £404 btich vor A — Hu 4 a | NY divry a eS iet ce | Raut meses Sure = z Shigtond, ewe ities Frou cy. 0. H oeaae. Sia Hotel 401 Sti ave, Waahinuton, Ost Law, WAxieb-Honses Fe MENT Om SATE_AT TAUREL apply to L. A. id, Laurel, md. He ei go NE See Bree ; 4 per mouth: careful uitention guarsn- tet Lend St ata, ord. AX, Sales ad Va. : Ae eiociue 2 per cont interest eet ay fae ‘ANTED—A POSITIVE FACT, Wi aeasteR | ery i;