Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1890, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fe -RENT—i738 COKCORAN ST. bath and cellar, handsomely fuished and $50 L. L. APPLE, Room o6, oe {OK RENT 1 Mouth EUGENE D CAKUS & CU., comer ie E sts. aw. So {7 GooD GROCERY STAND 0% etab ir; house bas @ Teoma. ‘and cellar; WESCOTT & WILCOX, P ba. ave. n.w., or Owner, 2408 N st. 5 12TH ST. 8.W., NEAR SMITH- ~ 10 rooms, bath an. mod. park. New House, 10 o Potkerg fap td. WEST, 718 15th st. 0. Ww. Fe REN T—HOUSE—H 51. NEAL 14TH 3 first-class condition. EWE ise: Wy 11-3" + [—1924 H ST. DESIRABLE : $60 per mx 40 1 Fayette terrace. 22 2A7CH, FOX & BROWN, 1457 Penn. ave. nw. BY © W. FICKLING. REAL ESTATE Broker, st, Wout Washington. UC. Corner of P and 36th sta, new 6-room = and ‘com closets im yards; including water, dst. aw, te.. m. i... ‘This 1s bus s portion of the provert, or bulletins, priuted weekly. C. on FICKLING. Corcoran st. n.w., nine roc 1542 Columbia st. n. elt rooms. 231 @. & €., four-Foom Fiat ‘Apply to 403 7th st. u.w, or 522 (th stn. y pieke CHR RUF S rvoms, $: RERLSON, 121236 F st, ad Masts: finest location ly to FUKEEST DODGE, 1 17th, 3; 812 per mo. Fee ioe O. FIGH!-ROOM HOUSES NE lie, Md. Very desirable. “WM. ith st. m. w. 3y10- FOR RENT— FP eietiesa House, 1715 9th at, n.w., modern im- modern im- EMMONS §. SMITH, 705 Market Space. Fok BENT NEAR PATENT gr FICE-7: oe - W. 3 ood condition ; $37 4 st. a.w.; 9 rooms: beth. tn good condition; #: F meuth. Pip lo-or 759 18 i. nve..Sr. rear Corcoran FOR REN C1224 47H = § mod. imps. : newly repaired, pai r 230 per month. THOMAS W. FUWL! .w., seeoud floor. JoR RENT—AT SUMMER ATES—A NUMBER Hest. GOVERN- imp. ; large pe advance | Inquire veer, Ist aud H sts, new. jyi-<it® Ni—HOUS 117 AND 11M SEW YORK €. D.w. excetlent tion: Tent $30 per montn. Aj #0 0 02 Kachardsou pl. Sr..11 +LREORD, 624 14th at. NT—2URNISHED-FOR ONE YEAR OR toa Ke-peetalle Lenaut a Two-story Brick Bouse: 6 soome, bath concrete cellar. Pos session eiven Ausust i or september 1; references. A JyB-se® dy at 1303 Wailuch place. Isr ST. NE. TWo-sTORY e. Store and Bake House: water - yard front and rear; ~ PARKER, 1418 F at. 339-6t DE-IRABLE PARTIES—ON uiuer Houses in the ey, lor the sexson oF JOK RENT—A TEN-ROOM HOUSE. BAY WIN- ~ large Park in front: all modern improve- he 2290; 1721 New Jerwy ave. nw. | Ap- POG hstiw ese < RENT —siX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE 318 11TH 30. KE Apply t 3 > Up. pt. 1410 Pat, dr. OL, dr | st : «1408 F dot, Or. The above isoniy books. For fuil Lst office for bulletin issued on the lstacd1oth pS) THOs. E. WAGGAMAN, fUK RENT—NEW CORNER HOUSE; HAS TES sd bath with all modern im vements; bapered throughout, south i +, only bald squcre from cable road, copvenient to schools and | xtuan of, the srepertyen my call a Birket; reut $90 per month, MCLACHLEN & BATCHE: DER, 1215 F st uw. _ayd-6t yO. KENT-BY KO. HOLT MAN, REAL ES- tate und Insurance Broke: aud F sts. aw. BOLsE SM ot. nw. 16.854) Td bet nw B41 Kat. 1616 150i st. ICES. Fiegant rooms in “Sun ¥ hreproof,- ele \aicrs, bested by steaa, WG €Z0 We e100 cack, Conn. ave.. ath at nw 2020 Conn. av. (rear). $25! L022 Conn. av. ¢reary..#30 BO HOLTZMAN, 1¢th and F stam, PA. AVE., THREE-STORY BRICK ta woud Beaty: dy7-6t ‘T1715 147H ST. NW. NEW THREE- «i cellar Bri Dwelling, 10 rooms and all \M RK $ALE—3 HUUSES ON WARNER ST., 6-KOOM sts, new. 1 ley cheap; $2,500. Uyl-dt) ik. H.WAR: 1S on OR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—HOUSE ON E st. n. bet. 2d and F ‘OK SALE—CHEAP_THREE HANDSOME NEW Fay-window Brick Houses on € st. n.w. bet. 2d and just finished: three stories and basement; 10 aud 12 lurge rooms and bath; heated by furnace; these hou-es are unnsually w: Il built: large lots; alley side and rear; location fs de-irable, central and convenient Ht ave to the business part of the city. For lowest prices and. 20x LO terins a to bies My AVIL D. STONE, ISx67, 310-26 806 F st. 2 zt {OR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOt : st near It only £5,000; bay: Sve. ny mod. finpe. ; 18 feet rout 10th be. 310-22, 806 F 4 Wallach, Gr. BOE Sh 2-81,000 cxsu WILL BUY A E Brick, 9 roowia und bath, ou F st, bet. ‘Beat #3 rmonth. Price, 6,000. streets very ea 4 ‘4th bet £00., 916 F at. uw. 3¥10-3t 31 oi 0) King’ Su Kear 411-0 feo. 14th sta, Oth wt.u.w., Dy Md. av.s. w. ae A~T CAPITOL ST. TWO-STORY. rick: S rooms apd bat ries, $9,000. MEKILL & TERRY, 220 Arthur p 19x100, North 6th and L sts, 8.0. 25x6. Boundary bet. 2d and FH SALI the north side of KT ave. n.w. between 13th and jyS-1m, mod, ii 3 Prices respect’ 2,800, N. Hi. ave. #s.090-and 8100. PS Ee Wan E ite of 107 Het contac aw Pin = ERS GRAHAM, 1319 F st. it oR NEW JERSEY AVENUE NEAR WAR- ners! Doms each, with store; mod. SALE—MOST ELEVATED LOT ON COLU\- imp. ; pi fae both, 98000. plist ‘be. MERRILL & =—6-ROO AME HOUSE ON STH nt ees Foe. S45 and ee i 15x90; side alley; VERAL FIRST-RATE Bargwns in Todd and Browns’ sab. of Pirasant iains, and tLisis the best time jour. Abply at sta, Also House on Jeffer- | See WH. H. SAUNDURS & Cu. 1407 ¥ t._ 330-38 fon place.’ Appiy to GEO. T., HOWARD, Firemen's FoR E TO PURCHASE A DE- F . Bt sirable piece of ground at a very low figure, tront- ins Budine = 148 fect on 1. nt near North Capitol st ya depth feet; offered this week at 7Uc. yer ft, “DAVID D. STONE, B06 F st.n.w,_ patol. Sst. near 10th; 2 st. bear Lat nw. ; $1,401 VID D. 51 oi IN COLUMBIA re chance for spectistion; jot 15, near 14th st.on Kenyon st. ; only 156 ects aguare fout. DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st, now. Li ST. NEAR N. J. AVE. 45x59; $1.15, tafe Loe in Ea Droit Bak Cada at theese cheap at $1,500, - K and Leste. x90 to 10-ft. alley ; 60c. Sts. nw., 17x38; $700. G. BRISCOE, 635 G st. now. ABEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON 2 Sold at « burg.din, ACKE & GADSBY, 1008 F st. nyw. BUILDER OR INVESTOR—LOTS; 0 ley on vrade, curbing. sidewalk and heast; at reduced rates; will exchange; (his souly 62. JOHN 0. JOHNSON 617 F st. uw. 1426 Pierce pi.’ 7r. 225.401 14 Fat. nw. LE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON 1410 BH. WARNER & CO.,916 Feta. N.W., 2--TORY BAY ERICK: 6 Sef airoctly ovponite Adit. Gen, Swain e-xen- F T- DAVE. S.W., NICE DKICI Fe Orbe of strect cars; | price 8c. per foot; worth '80c. Address Ws, Star 7 rooms; rent 18; key at store and ‘1114 F st. aw. offive. aye Ct Ma. ave. ‘THEOD. RA tae «daa PIN ade paced Paha swat ate. |. OR SALE—19TH ST, N.W, VERY PRETTY 2 H pat story Brick, 6 rooms and bath, concrete cellar and ISI, EVANS & CARUS 1224 F ate nw, AND DWELL- did place for a house ou N st. 5.0.5 Sy10-3t D7 Lath st., 91 20 N st., SF. dst. 6. houses be j cushy E OK SA BGS i. iit. ‘The above are ba:sain A. SHIELDS, 1006 F st. now. = AVE. 16 ant > «coud paved + balance, 1, 2 C. H, PARKER, 43¢ and bw PROPERTY feet on east edi rare chanc : t 1 3, frontin, ists. n.w no couifuission. App ‘AKD, Trustee, Koom 9, 4 Ok SALE—BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE BWOKER, $17 F ST. N.We Fm, v1 Dumb't'n, i 48 3040 P, 8r., m.t.- For a 3uli bet appiy wo I OB KENT—2016 PORT: Sth, U and V rooms and bath Pe HOUSE 7 ST. S.W.: THREE- ‘tory and Barement Brick; § rooms and cellar; convenient to Army Medical Museum, uain, Agricultural Depart aud Bure: eusy terin 20 Olive st,,6r- twit 1-745 Met. 6r., w. WESCOTT » 147TH AND little «em: throughout deep & BKADL Ok 5. i ;Fent $27.50. | FLIEBUS, 1439 U at. $ 1 fh, dr, and two brick houses in - 7.500. nt and Printing : rent ave. fh", eS 4,800 | _Jel@-Im Je26-lm DEEBLE, DAV >. 1319 F st. new. 5p yen Sa Ss TOK 8, |, Ok KENT—THREE HA\DSOME NEW THKEF- | eens story Bay-windew Houses, fronting op the Capi- tol grounds, for $45 per mouth each; 12 rooms aud all modern improvements. inguireot | ey. now an 1 WSATE-BY FISH & MILT ER. 1 cheap at $4300. MERIILL © TERI As Se, cor. Oth and D sts, n.e.. 25,000 4. alee 1114 Fst. vw. | on 14th st. noarly JOR SALE—MASS, AVE. ET, YTH AND | _ somo iesidence, t a: 10th sts, Beautiful wmns ; bath ; eguized. W. rented and will pay from 12 per cent to L 145. 3 Lote Just north 8x44; ty cash re QOK SALE-SEVEKAL CHOICE Li! City cheap; easy terms, UiIFUL Lots FOR SPECULATION. ¥ jon, 238600 bo pe an core In_ sq. 110%, cor. T8th a 1. .100 a an —— | ft., a bargain at. 25c, KE SALE. 300 TO 84,000, dyG-tt reveral ex,inoneof the | — | best Toc orth cs JOR SAT 5 iN Toohey in Ghesatne paceieg ne 8 Subuicated tur the | JG toisin foely improved eyamre ees one CA 1, car lines; nine #0 fect aud mine G5 feet deep; watered, sewered and paved, together with several party walla: advantay REOKD, 14 ¢ bmit ob nd uit sold to Kr EB! 1 a ra EAT rylan@ave, bet rough to beste; 1) per Bq. Lor WOKMSI EDT & BRADT FRONTAGE Dluce. west of 14th st, nw ley of the side aud 10-fovt «can be built upon it, whic! ULLO % this Jot hws in the rear; wil always be per cent; BWOKMSTEDT & Bi A 2 Der neji a8; Just the piace’ to build small how SWORMS EDT & MUAL ALE—20,000 SQ! of 1oth aid EB sts. 0. persg ye ALE —A\TENTIO Washington Circle very ied if oui.t on at once, S RALLY, 605 14 thet, WM. T. ORTE, 607 13th st. nw, ALE— LOTS IN FAIRVIEW Hilo mn west side of Tenaliytowa road, at later Woodiey lane; easy terms; electric cars are ing to Luis property, JOHN q H. B. MOULION, Je12-1m ) F at. a.) MONEY 0 LOAN water, 6. B250'K st, bel 141s N. Ey 000) 4r. 1dr. 3,000 60 Ls! Xe J. ave. «408. wu Madison st., 5.600 000 Casa Building Loaue © Spectatty uilding Loan © Specialty. BH Wak ER & CO, 916 F stu REALES ALE. PROMPT _3x8-2m WPONEY 10 LO* ‘D001 4 We will aUb attentien to all applications. SWUKMSIEDT & ae Bs 5 E ‘The above ts chly & portion of the property on m} poser aid ne 399°10 | dooks.” For ull lat call at omiwfor bulterin teeeidns, Mo*F¥,29 Loan EEL the Istand 15th. Uys] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. We will bapa aot Bek Sateses! GST. PROPEL zp | waliiut fr G st., lot 24x 83g; house Yeuting to ap mouth: foot alley on side a} S25 cash We will walnut 1 oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZMAN Corner iUth and wis. n. w, ro SALES vs ‘We will ; {eS Frout House, brown sioue trimmings; BLUUe SR THe, EPELAGWING | ah modern’ Improvements. for 8: every particn ar; city; near 16th st ; can be purchased on very accou- modating tertus; good bargain either for a home or i Vestinent. Address H., Owner, Siar office. Sy: OR SALE—GREAT beyond time to prepare papers. ‘im rapidly er Lin DiELLE, DAVId & CO., 1319 Fat. ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON DIsTKICT ‘Keal Estate in sums to suit, We will We will M BAKG IN>-HANDSUOME " age ALBERT 20%, Rextory building Bay - window 7-room Hons We Sew oe Tee EM | tho: cushy built by diay jabor: finished iu atu ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- | Wood: onk iwantels; excellent ueighbo: hood: 1. We will ‘heal and herdic lines; paved street, 7,650: S100 cas Mivresea eee RUE monthly. Wie BUFORD, 1402 % cLo1Hs any 307 OK SALE—BY FISH & MILLE BRICK MOUSE WItit be A Beantitul New Brick, 9 rocms, with UNEY TO LOAN IN SU! EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken ‘© per cent, on D. C. real estate security. Mt large PRANK T. i-AWLINGS, 1oU0 Pa, ave, gellar, Hundavve:y psjered, om Corevran * a bet, 17th oud i8tit. only... 88,000 | gy uuy: mre oe rune Tice te Coe ofan Five New Houses on Du bei Stir wid Giiriivés nts — MO rinuize policies bourutoe Mabat oak prices. | ‘Fine i = Loans Megotigied upon rare at Teasouable terms, 00 Apply te M. Ai. ACHESON, 1307 F at nw. Jeld-sust IANO Loa. W.;10 KO T $15,000 ¥ rene £10,000 eve. near L'n.w.;8 rooms, bath, | se4-3m. 000 00. 5 O n.w.:10 rooms, bath, m.i, Price beta Real Estate. eee near 10%h 8 F at. Gt Wy 2 ee EAtat we AGGAMA: (Gas juear 16th n.w., 8 room Fram N UNEY TO LOAN IN LAKGE AND 5) L AML suns at Lowest Kates on Real Estate Security. A iew sums of 85,000 and Up at > per ceuc. #ULLCHIND, BULKLEY & CO. mys BR DUPON ONFY TO LOAN AVE | in sums to suit, stlowest rates on 2p) ‘otate secunty. ICH, FOX & BROWN, 20 1457 Penusyivaria averiue, OK SALE OR RENT—FIVE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE Houses, 6 rooms and bath, near Washington Circle, Yery cheap; also six at $2,000 each: ull new aud at: tractive, 5 Dry Ox Creprr. sell you a Handsom ID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM BUITE, 3 pieces, for $17 or $18 on credit. sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, aolid ames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for or seil you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid runes, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for #28 cash or $330 on credit. seil you ugood WIKE-WUVEN BED SPRING 5v on credit, sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for Gc. per yard cash or Gc. er yard on credit. sell you a ood INGKAIN CARPET for 35. ber yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit, and Lay all CALPL1S Freeof Cost and do not chare tor the waste in matching Syures, well ai] CARPETS, MALTINGS AND OIL- on Credit at an advance of 9 ceuts per yard on the lowest cash price. on all credit saion, and no notes required. CaSH DISCOUNT allowed om aii accounts settled in PR. GROGAN, 780 and 741 7th st. ow, Goons. a re 1003 Pa. ave. Ls 4 rick Dweilis , 1 4 Sheeting. Bleached and Unbleached, 18¢, 5 am ‘ ; N EE, Sud ce.lar; ait mod. mys ; lot 0 feet front. 11 Pillow Cone CoLtcn, 10, Lette Ne ie Ditet MS TU RULE ON REAL | yU0U. CA UO TYLER & RUTMEREORIS 1 Andress Ficached Cotton, Short Lengths, Ze. BUTLEA, Successors w J. F. Culimaue & Uv. LOY F | GH dezs- Judie Linen. te, 1b and 2de, MOREY To LOAN ON APPROVED REAL Ey. | 2 pom: hatory, Brick 6s bay windows all | Siuinier Corset. tate within the Di ct Columbia, sever nee. . Th . Chitdren's ¥ shail amounts, which ldevire to piace uunediaely, | J9-Gt. SWUKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat.v.w, | {ltaren’s jowest rates of interes. GLO. GOOD-PAYING INVESTMENT, 1505 | Beautitul in b 4. Zotory aud Lasement Brick Dueling; | ZY .ouite Co . imps: always rented at @20.40;] Boys’ outs 1.U0U upward, on Kood Keal bxtate SWORMBILDE & BEADL, pions Quiing litres. 4 2 Challies, tax SE AVE. TOR Latve line of Cui F ONEY TO LOAN 16 rooms, batha mi.; steam Lawes’ tabbed Vests, 10, 12 and [5e. A) ‘Cu Approved eal Estate Becurit: fern conveniences; loc 40x16; two- | lade? Waists i Calico, Percale and Outing Cloth, ‘(cium bias 3p amy stave Ue brick stable ou rear, . » Twiiled Fianued, all Wool, tor Kathuug Suits, terent, ‘LHOD, ‘THOS, G, HENSEY & CO., : x sel? _dy2-12t 300 Fst.n'w, | “Clark's O.N.T, Spool Cotton, 4240. doz. 4. B. TOWNER & SON, 1316 7th st. n.w, Jya-1W Apply to CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. ee SALE OR RENT — BEAUTIFUL CORNER Ding Store and Dweising combined near Wasiting- n Circle, _dye-1w “Apply to CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATL Ok FIRST ‘clase security where the #ecUrity ie f Ger EAL ESTATE AT LOW- ent Kates. FOS SALE Ok RENT ODESIEABEE KESIDENCE WASH'N DANENHOWE! Le Droit Park ; goud lot, stable, ke. 24 Successor toDANENHOWLK & DUN. 1115 myt4-d2t0 TYLER & RULERS ORD, 1307 F st. M LY OF 1804 H ST.N W SVE hiss transferred her French Boarding Holee A311 Est. u.w., two doors from National ‘Theate: rkevis; wood rooms; very good Frenc. Gunner, with punt elaget, Oe; board Ly the Week, mi Why will you pay twenty dollarscn more for an Oak Sue when you cam Ket ty $17.95, best German Bevel Mirro: you pay $1 for solid Oak Cane-seat_C: cau et the same at Grosty's for 87¢.? pay 7oc. and $1 for Best Cane-seat lint ape oD PU “JOSEPH GAWLER, Tue Bisr. THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, Trunks and Satchels of best make at low prices, ‘MBALMER, 734 Peunaylvenia ave. n. w. LAnSr, Cool AlRY ROOMS, WITH BOAKD, Chaire when you can get same Mt Crasty*s tort _ Telephone call “1:52 a6 perday and up; Kooms, 50 and 75¢.; Furnished Why wi you pay #4 for Ideal Foluiug EW PINSION LAW-—SAILOLS, SOLDIERS, Apartment for Housekeeping cheap. Graoty selis saume,with Level Mircors IN their widows, mothers sudfathers. 300,000 jew STER, 513 13th st. nw. Why wil you pay $1.90 Bia! names to be added to the pension be. Ineoruaton we Offer them %&e.? and blanks turnis! free’ PATRICK OFALKELL, for Short-lay sut-Law, 1010 F st. now. (Je30-Lin Why pay $18 for keal C has a “Gundy oue” for to $18. for Oak Sidebo: FAMILY SUPPLIES. y ‘% price S1.U5. THE COURTS. eder, yerimo. BWORMSTE DT = oe = = er to yourself, Why will Cmeurr Courr—-Judge Montgomery, £NT—BY FISH & MILL Zoe. ; Quart Bottle sweet Catawba 2 ‘Bis | plece us. Why do you pay more or Fine | Cial Endowment Association; motion for new Penne hyn Bley bot.Claret, Pure Black- | yiuival Tumblers (any leiter) wheu Grasty nas | trial overruleds appeal noted. Wells agt. | Psst 5 7th st.n.w. Wisk “Is I youread my advertisoments and say, eeuince ae berate ei ae nolo . = FEN! 'Z BROS? CELEBRATED PICK ND TAs | 70h, he is a fraud,” beiore you have becu to sec? Tai | 4&t. Kengla;do.; do. Cra sy Jr tory tay wuniow Brick House, 1446 -@ at. &, | Du ble Sauce of all Hudsons be adan bane gt cul atautiny advortineiuente ‘ac Tans with the | vania Railroad. Company: do.: do.” Davis wat Pre 10 ee ee aad rnd Priore | Berzele by applying to their sole agents, A. DEPUr & | chal draner. that porbiys gow which should not be | Nesmith; judgment for want of sufficient afti- Kosi reat $40 yer moutu. Appiy to pe EB. | BON, BIN to BZU 436 40. mw. say 17-Sin | decey'tion is resorted to. We don't xell an articlechesy | davit and pleas. Shipman agt. Fletcher; en- Ok RENT—UNFULNISHED. 0 t ‘walley, Or..9 | 1244 Union pl, vr..8.50 | Drow Park, 15 1. Nee., Gromit st. ke.. Or. m. and store. SO oz Lith, oe OFFICES. = 8951 Fet.nw, WOKMSTEDI & BRADLEY, v2 NY—UNFUMNISHED, aa © 1406 Stoughton 1OLL Kiges pl DO 1119 loth st OU 1704 M | } © Chapin st., 15 Tsth hw. (9 20un wt, 1 9r..50 60) 1436 Ke. oo hOLd i for one day aud whey you co Dut we put che lowest poss: the whole lot zora at oue pr: that po matter whut statement you see with Grusty's baiue to it, however rdicuits the price, itis true and if you fall to take advantage of the cash muu, ents offered we cau't help it. 1 ain here tu J iutend that every mab, woman aud child ia the city who ean tead, see of Lear,shail know someting about ame. Aemember the place and name. MUGHTY) C(ASH) GRASTY, ‘Two Stores—Big Stock, Furniture, China, Glass, Tin, &c., 1510-12 7th wt aw, SJouysox, Gaus & Co., 636 Fennsylyania Avenue Northwest, ye 10 it is all ie price on at fir: We want you to teal largemei NOTARIES PUBLIC, ance of granted, ATTORNEYS. and am Hunter; Toda; “WOOD AND COAL. do. do, nain i $229-6m Family Fuei a specinity, Careful attention to postal orders, Je17-1m* __ ARCHITECT RE*OvED My OFFICE TO S25 G at new. J. G. MEYERS, Architect, Linen-finished Chambray fn stripes and plain colors ouly 12igc., warranted fast colors. We have just re- ceived 4 «reat bargain tm White Goods, which we have marked very low, 10c., 12}¢c. A beautitul line or Challies, 32 iuches wide, 1234c.. regular price 18c. Mr. R. =—— ‘We have reduced the price on all of our seoteh Zepyrs 19 P. A to 2ie. Large sanortment of Hatteetn, 12340. 15c. We | (ate We J wsytvanta Ave wave aspleudid line of Gents Outing Shirts from | OCU na 50e. to 83, Boys! Shirt Waists 2c. All Ingrain ana | "ins wi Brussels Carpets at cost. Beautiful Figured Lawns so, |, A 8on JOHNSON, GARNER & C2, 636 Pa ave. n.w, REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP. WE HAVE PLACED ON OUR CENTER COUNTERS: 10 ALL OF OUR REMNANTS AND HAVE MARKED “é Yesterday—Dons agt, Cing pointed gnardian ad litem. Vandeswerken; instant of typhoid fever. known throughout the county and state. Three members of his family are now suffering from the same malady. nt of time for filing supercedeas bond. Equiry Court—Judae Hagner. t. Batchelor; appear- absent defendants ordered, Douglass ria; pro confesso agt, detendants; all Fenton agt. Shekell; Wm. C. Stewart Townsend agt demurrer sustained and Dill ended bill dismissed, Hunter agt. divorce granted, —Beall agt. Williams; sale confirmed and referred to auditor. Whecler agt. Wheeler; | Protzman agt, Page; money ordered to n registry and testimony ordered taken in eighteen days. PARSE ed Sat Affairs at Boyd’s.’ Correspondence of THE EVENING Stan. Boxp's, Mp., July 10, S. Umstad died near here on the 8th Mr. Umstad was well He was the father of the late W. Z. Umstead of Rockville, who died last of typhoid fever. Mr. Umstad’s re- ere interred at Barnesville Cemetery, of Jno, P. Sellman of Barnesville wie kicked by a vicious horse and badly lacerated about the mouth and face, and the lower jaw and cheek bone were exposed, We have about one huudred and twenty-five Washingtonians at Boyd's, 22 a J ett Boa in expected ioag home THEM AWFULLY CHEAP. 1 om hig trip to Allegheny Springs, Va.. July 11. rh om | AMUNG THEM ARE A LARGE LOT OF SILK K Y, Houses Cc 05. We ©. ‘The tore houses cui Le eaainined ty yermiit rom ? _ GAS STOVES. pes BEE ED THOMAS 4. FIST ACOs, | NETS OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS AND QUALITIES. ORE RAxSEe, PAs ovens. Gen. Folavighes Sat been appointed captain Se 25 a B : ¢ Cul 4 K ST.. NEAR NEW SiGNai,| WE HAVE MARKED THEM JUST FIUTY CENTS ON ames § Fant, eerne Paris Soir says that Gen. Boulanger has oS (TOUS Ad Oa ES Se ports scar | THE DOLLAR, AND SHOULD YOU WANT NETS OF those” asked the coreraman’ to grant him a pardon. Deove ments ‘ * Combination and Electric Chandeliers, Good ‘ viyl-sw 407 ANY KIND IT WILL Pay YOU To INSPECT OUR | , G4", Comb vo Bee stn Bey jore | _ Gen. Sherman arrived night, FOR th STOCK. GAS PNIURE AND Aled METAL CO. He: Wards | Secompanied n. Sewell. Gen, Sherman wfal 3 Maviger, 1315 # Sun Builuiny, © Jyl-lm | is stopplug with his Mrs, A. M. Kenatis tight, etry aud dey crest S220 — K. FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. 118 P Thackara, ; Sea OE RGde BREBUS, 1439 U st, . Mt SHUSTER & SONS, Ayes JQow RENT. KEAK OF O25 D ST. (WARD'S 919 PENN. AVE, N.W. seweliy, Bil ws a gigieites,ox store, jorkahop or sabia, | Watelics and other sy? TWO PLUCKY YOUNG MEN CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Their Desperate Struggle With an/| The Senate Passes the Silver Bill—Other Alleged Noted Crook. THEY FINALLY SUOCKED IN TURNING OVER THE PRISONER, JACK FARRELL, TO THE POLICE— HOW FARRELL IS SAID TO HAVE ROBBED A STREET CAR CONDUCTOR ON TEE AVENUE. ‘There was anexciting scene on Pennsyl- vania avenue between 10 and 11 o'clock last night. when two young men—Wm. B. Dawson aud Wm. E. Beagle—succeeded, after a des- perate struggle, in safely arresting John, alias “Jack,” Farrell, an alleged noted burglar and “flim-flam” worker who has done time in the Maryland penitentiary, the police say, for his crooked operations. Farrell was on an ave- nue car going east. When the car was in front of the Center Market a coin was dropped on the floor, evidently to attract the attention of the conductor and give Farrell an opportunity |to pick his pocket. The conductor, John Tiverny, naturally stopped to pick up the coin and the “flim-flam” man kindly assisted him in the search, THE STREET CAR CONDUCTOR ROBBED. When the conductor stooped over Farrell did likewise and his hand was in the side pocket of the conductor’s coat. That was the pocket that he kept the railroad company’s money in and Farrell drew out his hand filied with silver coin and put it into his own pocket. Tiverny discovered what Farrell had done and grabbing the latter by the arm he said, “I want you.” “What do you want with me?” asked Farrell, “I'm a gentleman,” “I can’t help that,” was the conductor's answer, “you have robbed me.” Farrell broke away from the conductor and ran toward the market building. As he did so the conductor called “catch thief.” The two yonng men—Messrs. Dawson and Beagle—were in the National Guard armory over the market and they ran out wo see what the trouble was, AN EXCITING STRUGGLE, Beagle, who is a powerful young man, brought Farrell to a halt op the bridge leading from the sidewalk to the market, Seeing that | Beagle was a large man and not wanting to be | captured Farrell swung over the bridge and | dropped to the park below, a distance of about twenty feet, and Beagle went with him, There the fight started, bat Beagle could aot secure | his man and the latter ran through the park, scaled the fence and jumped on a 9th-street car. There another man, jevidently Farrell's “pal,” appeared on tie scene and got in between the criminal and his pursuers, Beagle entered the car soon after Farrell got seated and pulled him out of the door, Then the tight was renewed, Daw- son was also there, and they started to get the prisoner toward Pennsylvania avenue, Farreil directed his pugilistic qualities toward Daw- son, as Beagle was the stronger of the two, and he thought thet he couid then manage Beagle alone or he could at least get away from him, Beagle, however, held fast to his prisoner and s0 did Dawson, although be was being badly punished by Farrell, MIKE KAVANAUGH GETS A DOSF. Thus the struggle continued along Pennsyl- vania avenue until Mike Kavanaugh appeared | and pretended that he was an officer and said he would take charge of the prisoner. He kept getting closer and closer to the prisoner and | the young man suspected that he wanted Far- reil to pass him the ‘boodle.” Kavanaugh’s interierence came near bemg the means of Farrell's escaping, but one of the young men landed his foot against Mike's siomach and winded Lim, he latter, however, soon recov- ered from the effects of the kick and again took ahand in the affair, only to receiye another dose of the same medicine. PLUCK AND PERSISTENCE CROWNED WITH SUCCESS. When the corner of 10th street was reached Special Oticcr Tom Young appeared and Far- | Fell soon threw him over a pile of bricks, Through all the struggie the young men held fast to their prisoner, und Officer Weedon re- lieved them of their burden at the corner of llth street. When in iront of the Globe Thea- ter Farrel! renewed his assault on Dawaon, but | the officer’s club brought torth a sigh and @ promise to behave himself the remainder of the way to the police station. When the stativa was reached it was discov- ered that he had gotten rid of his money, nis pockets being turned inside out, but the oflicer found an important piece of evidence on him, it was one of the conductor's fare slips, whic: instead of dropping with the money, had be come entangled in Lis suspenders. ‘This morn- iug Farreli was taken to the police headquar- ters, Where his measurement was taken and be Ses: then photograpiied ‘for tue rogue’s gal- ery. IN THE POLICE Court. Gen, E. C, Carrington appeared as Farrell's counsel when the case was culled in the Police Court toddy. The charge against him was lar- ceny from the person. Gen. Carrington said that as the government probably had enough gainst the detendant to establish provable cause he would waive an examination und save the time of the court, “Does anybody know tl Miller, “Does he reside here “No, sir;” said the prisoner, more.” n?” asked Judge live in Balti- HELD IN $1,000 Bart. “You ean give $1,000 bail to await the action of the grand jury,” concluded the court, “I think that 1s rather high,” said Gen. Car- rington, but Judge Miller would not reduce the amount, A charge of assault against Farrell was sus- pended. MIKE KAVANAUGE SENT DOWN. Mike Kavanaugh, who was also arrested, was charged with vagraucy and profanity and was given 105 days on the farm, IN THE JAIL AT ANNAPOLIS, A Washington Man Gets Into Trouble About a Woman at Bay Ridge. A letter in the Baltimore Sun from Annapolis July 10 says: Jobn D. Evans of Washington was brought to Annapolis this evening and lodged in jail for a bearing before Justice Gassaway at 7 o'clock Friday morning, charged with assault with intent to kill Samuel Myers at Bay Ridge. Evans entered the ico manufactory at the Rid d engaged in a dispute with Myers, the engineer in charge. ‘Lhe quarrei is said to have concerned woman, Myers, it is alleged, | threw a car coupling at Evans, who drew a 32- caliber five-shooting revolver, firing, it is al- | leged, two shots at Myers. Thomas Watkins, | colored, who is employed at the factory, re- | ceived the first shot, the ball taking effect in | his right hand. The second also failed of its mark, but struck James Sloan, making a flesh wound in his thigh. Special Policeman James | Lowman brought Evans to Annapolis and sur- rendered the’ revoiver to the magistrate. Two chambers were empty, Evans swore out a warrant against “Myers, charging | jassault with a car coupling. Dr. Wells, | | who was called in, says Watkins’ wound is not ‘dangerous. Watkins said tonight that he was painting a pipe in the factory when he saw Mr, | Myers pick up some fittings and throw them out gf the door ata man. The man fell like he was hit. He then began firing at Mr. | Myers, The first shot struck Watkins’ hand, | the second struck Mr. Sloan aud went through {his thigh, Mr Myers jumped on the boiler | and, hiding himscif bebind the flues, went out The man who did the shooting | the back door. | walked up by the cafe aud was urrested by the band stand. Evans was seen in jail tonight, | He made the folliowing statement: “Samuel D. | Myers told me if I intertered with a certain | woman he would kick me all over the grounds, | I got im conversation with the woman, and when I turned my head I found all the missiles Matters of Interest. The Senate yesterday, after a long talk, adopted the conference report on the silver bili—yeas, 39; nays, 26. SENOEANT-AT-ARMS VALENTINE of the Senate bas completed the reforms as to his office. His desk now stands like a throne on a rug in the center of the tiled floor and he can talk to Senators and others without em- barrassing the crowd that used to make the office a resting place. Mr. Draper, the axsist- ant doorkeeper in charge of Senate property, is nicely settied im his new apartment on the THE ARKANSAS ELECTION CONTEST. The last batch of testimony taken in the Arkansas contested election case of John M. Clayton against Clifton R. Breckinridge bas been received by the committee on elections, and the committee wiil endeavor to dispose of the case as soon as possible. it has notified Representative Breckinridge and his counsel, ex-Attorney General Garland, to appear before it on Tuesday next to make the concluding argument, Should Mr. Breck- inridge’s seat be declared vacant by the House &@ new election will have to be ordered, Col. Clayton, it will be remembered, was assassi- nated soon after election day, TARIFF HEARINGS, Senators Allison, Aldrich and Hiscock gave informal hearings yesterday to representatives of the coal tar and fire-arm industries who want the rates proposed in the McKiniey bill restored in the Seuate measure. Jae. Can: bell of Pittsburg, representing the window- glass blowers, also appeared and urged @ restoration of the rates on giass, ADJOUKNMENT RESOLUTION. Representative Williams of Ohio introduced @ concurrent resolution in the ‘louse yesterday, which was referred to the committee on rules, providing that the Pre close the present session of the Fitty-first Con- | gress by adjourning their respective houses on the Sist day of July, 1590, at 2 p.m. NOMINATIONS, The President » the following nominations: State—B. Bowser of Connecticut to be consul | Of the United States at Sierra Leone. Postmasters—Herbert Briggs, Portland, Me.; Fred. E. Patterson, Chicopee Falls, Mv Wintield 8. Barr, Parker's Landing, 1 Samuel ©, Stevenson, — Scottdale, he Georgia—Mrs, Susie T. Gatcheil, Washington. Michigan—Charies Rathoun, Fremont. Wiscon: ; Pronk L n—Henry Giebel, Clintony M. Charlesworth, South Kaukauna; Geo. H. Fowler, Wauwautosa, Iiinow—Otis 8. Lymaa, nos F. Blake, Lexington. lowa— Wn, W. Heyzer, Guthrie Centre; Juo. D, Hun- er, Webster City; David B. Herriot, Lenox. California—Lewis O, Sharp, Madera, “Idaio— Chas, Atchison, Warner. CALLED THE PREACHER A LIAR. And the Minister Knocked Him Down in the Justice’s Office, There was a scene in Justice Evans’ court on F street yesterday which was somewhat out of i There was a civil suit tried | the regular order, between William A. Stewart, a colored real es- tate dealer, and Rev. Albert Lott, a colored minister, who isaclerk in the Pension Office. ‘The suit grew out of a real estate transaction between the parties named and was brought by Stewart against Lott, Lhe amount involved was about $90. STEWART'S IMPRUDENT REMARK. Justice Evans heard the evidence and passed on the legal objections as they were raised by Lawyer Hewlett, who appeared for the de- fendant, and by the complainant Stew- art, who plead his own cause. Mr. Hew- lett’s client made @ first-class showing, and the court was about to give judgment in his favor when Stewart arose and said that he wished to withdraw the case and bring it again, and gave as his reason “because | Isce that ne (Lott) has come ready to anything.” fou ought not to say that,” interrupted Lawyer Hewlett, “Mr. Lott isa’ preacher and he told the truth. “Preacher!” retorted Stewart, “he’s a liar.” A KNOCK DOWN. Even if Mr. Lott was a preacher he would not swallow that and in less time than it tak to tellit a blow ‘rom his fist landed the real estate dealer on the floor of the magistrate’s court. Lawyer Hewlett grabbed his client and the ear to | judge seized Mr. Stewart to prevent further hostilities. Mr. Stewart called, “Fine him $5 for con- tempt,” but the justice declined to do it in the face of such provocation for the blow, and Stewart saying, “You won't fine him,” renewed the fight by striking the minister on the | shoulder. The magistrate finally permitted the suit to be withdrawn, acini GEORGETOWN, A Saurte or Pouce Covn# Joxes—John Schelson’s face looked like it had en struck by a railroad train when he appeared in Judge Miller's court this morn: He was tried for using profenity m Georgetown at an cari, this morning. Lawyer Moss, counsel for defendant, admitted that his client was guilty and asked for merey, because he said Sche had been assaulted, | “There's s @crious about the case than Mr. He disturbed the jet of rete ‘A very serious offense,” added the judge. “He woke up the town.” followed Mr. Moss, *“Iben,” said Mr, Damont, “he ought to get achromo,” The jude finally im- posed a fiue of $3. and at Mr. Moss’ request the prisoner was released on his personal bonds to pay the fine later im the day, Rea Estate Deat.—Mr. Hugh Nelson has purchased, through Charles H. Fickling, real estate agent, of George Hill, jr., the lot at the southwest corner of 30th and Q streets. 60 feet | 30th strect and 120 feet on Q street, for 000. It is the intention of the purchaser to subdivide this lot and erect upon it several handsome dwellings. Nores.--Dr, A. 1, Shekell and wife with Miss Drew of Brooklyn, N.\., left yesterday for a month’s stay at Colton’s. —Owing to the fact that the lamps ommany of the principal street were not lighted last night almost total dark- ness prevailed, ° ee ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tur EVENING STAR. ‘Lue Crry Wirsout a Heart Orricer.—The city is now without a health officer, the resig- nation of Dr. O'Brien ot his place as physician of the poor carrying with it his vacation of the health officer's plac: As the city council has adjourned until the 23d of September an elec- tion can be made only by a called weeting of the two boards, but the mayor has power to fill the Vacancies unt the meeting of the council, and with the approach of the summer heat it may become important to do so. The present members of the board of health are R. H. At- kinzon, 8. B. Fisher, Patrick Dwyer, L. Gentz- berger, J. H. Heisiey, 8S. A. Mankin, J. ©. Mil- burn, W. A. Smoot aud John W. Summers. Unrrep States Court.—The United States court, Judge Hughes. closed its session today. E. Pryor, colored. has been convicted of aling a ietter from the post office at Fred- ericksvurg and sentenced to be imprisoned in the Albany penitentiary for one year. Civil business occupied the rest of the time of the court. Nores.—Within a few days ladies’ shoes, the work of the Potomac shoe factory here. will be put on sale. It isexpected that the force at work at the factory will soon be increased to filty. James Macgruder. colored, charged with shoot- | that were in the machine shop flying at me. I then turned and commenced firing on Mr, Myers.” Courtney to Coach the Columbias, ‘The services of the professional oarsman,Chas, Courtney, have been secured by the Columbia Athletic Club as tramer and coacher. It is ex- pected that he will arrive today and will im- mediately begin the work of selecting crews trom the club and coaching them for the Staten Island regatta aud the national regatta. Mr. Courtney's success of late has been so marked that the highest hopes are mdulged in in re- gard to his work with the Columbia Athletic Club boys. Their rowing the past few years has not been up to the club's standard, but with the material in them and Courtmey’s knowledge the crew wearing the winged arrow will, 1tis hoped, be with the winners this year. ‘The twenty-fourth annual session of the Bal- timore conference M.E. Church South Sunday seliool convention is in sevwion at Staunton, Va, soe ork city, at 10:90 West Geth street, No Bo ania the sixty-second year of his “ATho report is revived that the Rock Island ing Noble Brooks, colored, with an airgun on Wilkes street yesterday, is held by the police for trial. Lrooks is not seriously hurt.—The corporation court, Judge Norton, July term @n Monday next ——T e city gas works is receiving proposals’ for 1,500 tous gas coal.——The funeral of Erle Fisher, the jittle son of Mr. F. Spinks, took place from 326 Commerce avenue this morning.-—The excise board sits daily at the Exchange biock.—-Dr, E. A. Coakley of the tax office attempted to eat twenty-four fried oysters for a wager at noon yesterday, but on the thirteenth “McGinty” went down and the oyster did not; so Dr. C, i ¥ With this in view | ident of the Senate and | the Speaker of the Hiouse be authorized to | ut te the Senate yesterday | y hour | ® | Central America, These vessels ISABELLA’S STATUE. Arguments Made Before the Library Committee—Other District Matters. The committee on the Library gave up & por- tion of their time yesterday to a hearing on the question of a statue of Queen Isabella in this ely, to be unveiled im connection with the Columbus celebration in 1892. The bill mittee will shortly authorize a favorable re- portonthe measure. At the hearing yesterday Mra, Charlotte Smith appeared onl exgeed _ tavor of the proposed statue, _Befereuce was made to the many thousands of dollars spent 4m this city on monuments and statues to men, while the first woman was yet to be recognized, THE ANACOSTIA AXD POTOMAC ROAD. The House District committee have received a favorable report from the Commissioners on | the bill approving the route aud termini of the Anacostia and Potomac River railroad. The bili amends the route of the road so as to | authorize tracks from intersection of its tracks | on 6th street with B street north, along 6th | street west to F street north; along F street j north to 10th strect west; along 10th street west to Kstreet north; along B street north to ite tracks on said B street, In their report on the Anacostia and Poto- mac River railroad Lill the Commissioners they think the above route should be to proceed along 6th street west to Louisiana: avenue; thence castwardiy 10 Sth street west; | thence along Sth strect west, and that instead | Of 20th street Lith st Spectal Census Agents Appointed, Superintendent Porter has appointed the fol- lowing named special azents to collect statistics of manufactures: Georgia—Lupine C. Rice, Se vannah, Nebraska—J. B. Van Dyke, Nebraska City; John Jenkins, Omaba; W. H. Coon, Bea- tri Milton D. Polk, Plattemouth, Maine— Alden Miller, jr., Camden; Wilham Rogers, Bath; Edward Kerry, Lisbon; Henry W. Oakes, Auburn; F. O. Parington, Mechanic Falls; The- L. Simonton, ‘kland; W. H. Judkins, Thomaston; George East Livermore. Win Massachusetts — Stephen KR. Jones, Brockton. Ohio—J. B. Smith, S.C. barts, Steubenville; Matthew C, ney: Jesse Atweil, Zanceviile; George | A. Leuck, Bucyrus; George W. Huse, Tifting j Charles P. Caidwell, Sandusky; H. G. Simpson, | Columbus; James M. Roberts, Lancaster; hos, J. Gamor, Newark. The Bear at Oonalaska, Capt. Healy, commanding the revenue steamer Bear, reports to the ‘ireasury Depart cut his arrival at Oonalaska June 16 after passage of eleven days from Seattle, Wash, He says affairs at Oonalaska are and have been much as usual, iittle of moment having oc- curred. The Arago of San Francisco, under jcharter to the North American Commercial | Company, was the only veusel in port on the arrival of the Lear, but since then the fish commission steam:r Albatross and Alaska Com- yy'S steamers Kuiluck and Dora have ar- rived, The inhabitants, he says, suffered se- | from the grip durmg the winter, deaths have occurred since last fall, {4 of coul at Oonuiaska is very short, Capt. Healy says it is his intention to sail for the Siberian coast not jater than June 18 for | the purpose of carrying the presents donated by the goverument to the Cape Navarin In- dians and to tuke the cenrus of northwestern Alaska, Commissioner Sheldon Jackson ac- | companies Capi. Heaiy for the purpose of es- taclsting schools at Cape Prince of Wales and Pout Hope, cients: American Cattle in Great Britain, The Department of State, at the suggestion of Secretary Rusk, bas effected an arrangement | through Mimster Lincola for the appointment | of three veteriuary inspectors for the purpose jof inspecting all American cattle Janded in | Great Britain. One will be stationed at Liver- Pool, one at London and one at Glasgow, They wili sail tor Europe at once. Claims Aliowed and Rejected. The United States and Venezucian commis- sion now in session in this city rendered opinions yesterday in six cases, An award was | made im the Gibbs case for Venezuela's share | (283g vercent) of a bond of the Old Colombian | Coutederation for $5,000,with interest for over j half a century, ‘There was an award in the Wal- ters case tor $45,000 with interest from @ more receni date, andin the Willett case for upward of $0,000, including interest.—Mr. J. Hubley } Ashton tor the United States, Mr. 8. F. Ph jor Venezuela and Messrs, Crammond Ken: | and Jobu E. Risley of New York for the claim- jaunts. ‘The Corwin, Finn and Wipperman claims were rejected. The chairman of the commission announced that other decisions would be rendered next Monday, Protection of American Interests. Information has been received at the Navy Department that trouble is imminent between vador and Guatemala arising out of the re- | cent change in the government of the former country. It being thought advisable to have some American War Vessels near at hand orders Were yesterday issued for the United States | steamers Ranger aud Thetis, now at San Fran- Cisco, to proceed at once to the west coast of il pot be ex- pected to interfere im the troubles between the | tWo countries except m #0 iaras may be neces- | sary for the protection of Americai interests and to afford a piace of retage to Americam subjecis ia case it should be required, Our Naval Forces at Corea, No information has been received at the Department in regard to the report that | Rear Admiral Belknap, commanding the United | States forces on the Asiatic station, has under- taken to protect the king of Corea, Admiral Belknap’s orders were to take Mr, Aurd, the | newly appointed minister to Corea, in his flag- j ship Swartara and to co-operate with him in that ‘ country in upholding the rights and interests | Of American subjects. It is not believed at the | department that he has interfered in the ‘troubles between Euglaud and Russia farther | than to establish bis iorces im the neighpor= hood of the American consulate at Seoul for its protection in case of necessity. A Big Hotel Burned. Yesterday morning the large family hotel af Lake Elmo, a fashionable resort near 8t, Paul, was toteliy destroyed by fire. The hotel was | crowded with people, but there wasno lose of lite, The loos is about $150,000, exclusive of. the valuable personal cflects of the guest, - soe Bluff Old Giiman Marston, Of bluff old G.iman Marston, who died las§ | week in New Hampshire, these stories are told: | “He was badly wounded in the arm at Bull | Ran, but refused to have the member tated, though the surgeons told him his life | depended apon that operation, He insisted | on being placed upon his horse and was led ‘to the front aud cheers from the ‘boys’ of his regiment He once re- fused to allow his troops to board an over- loaded transport, because he had t these | so used that there was not ev by. On one occasion he coolly walked along « parapet under a terrible fire of shot and shell that he might inspire @ wavering brigade of hig | Own reassurance. eee A Jail Delivery Prevented. Wednesday afternoon an ex-conviet Cuaries Payton was arrested while | prisoner confined in the St. Louis | days ago Payton pessed a package | bars to George Logan, confined | habitual crimmal act, On investigation | package was found to con: of nitro — acid. it use the acid in eating away oon doors and a wholesale | expected. i i E i jail i