Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1890, Page 3

. ee - Fd THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY. JULY 31. 1890. 3) FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS, —‘}”°~ ‘CAPITOL GLEANINGs. DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BULL.| THE GRAND JURY'S SESSION. i bs Sadness era —— Teg 22d ata a Fe. SALE MONTHLY | EFieeoment Fostts, SETS Mr. Sanford’s Reciprocity Resolution— | The Conference Report Adopted im the} Important Indictments May Be Found New 6-room Frame, Le Droit Park. ‘our Lots, 17th at above T n. Confirmations—Committee Notes, Etc. Senate. at the Special Meeting. 946 Florida sve. a-w., 6 rooms... r FOOT, st. ‘Gti heat cost, HOLS WHORT & STOCKETT. 810 Fee BES SEVEN-ROOM BRICK APS & ~ _FOR_RENT--HOUSES. |. T Bass i ‘Mr, Sanford of New York introduced in the | THE BILZ, BAS PASSED BOTH HOUSES AND ONLY The order made yesterday by Judge Hagner cs rf pies e HE IVE ROOM FRAME HOUSE: WELL 1 of water in rear. Meridian Hili, one square above eb) 16 R00! House yesterday a joint resolution declaring NEEDS THE PRESIDENT'S SIGXATCRE—ePict | COnvening the grand jury in special session Pouudary bet Toth and 17m i Ba nesta 38 bb Brick; Water aid sewers 620 Callan st he S200 that it is the sense of the Congress of the| Denarz rm Tae sxxars—smaR? carricimm oY | more than two months before the time for their Fok EET 929 1 SEA TEN BvOMS AND 3 the ra ADs vot Sst WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 Fst De United States oo onan the sub-} STREET marLRoaD COMPANIES. — svarpivanaee has excited the curiosity AS ety Pe me mare ttt R SALE—A CORNER ON MASS. AVE. N.W. ject of the duties upon sugar and molasses — criminal lawyers aud they are now wonder- 3400 Chapin st., lr, 75 13 Frocc Ttvet s chore distascs frm the route of the should be postponed until the next session of | Immediately after morning business today in | ing if there are to be any sensational indict —ira1.3t = O18 N.Y ave. ny 17570 24 Counainis twelve Fomine ond store room; stable in reat, Congress, The resolution requests the Presi- | the Senate the conference report on the Dis- | ments reported. PO cee Tons and bath, 1319 20m 3 18 pays 675 per month rent; price 810,000. dent to cause negotiations to be entered into | trict appropriation bill was called up, the dis-| In view of the order made by the court many per mouth. Inquire at O29 Jersey av 3022 Wiper eis 4y31-3t 1906 Fst nw. with the governments of Spain and of the re- | ussion being continued on the street railroad | criminal lawyers will postpone their trips to ‘ BRENT—1396 EAST CAPITOL ST; RENT | 1415 N ota = OOS R SALE—SEVERAL CHEAP BUSINESS PROP- = publics of South and Central America in regard | Provision. the seashore and mountains and the session ferro Ropiy to MAUGHTON, st house, bet: | B43 1e0e¢ Mer tere Sole e eee ne Fitctios on idti et bet Fost cand, Thomas Cirle, | wide 2-10. WA, ‘gator | ‘© the consummation of the reciprocal arrange-| Mr. Plumb said that both the roads which | witl probably necessitate the presence of ad Band 6 evening. S50} Te SOE eS Core™ | _sv31-3t_"“PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1305 F at_ POR SSLE-CHYAP-LoTs_ ON Tite OT, NE ments of trade hereinbefore mentioned, and to | Were peremptorily called upon to change their | least one judge im the eity during the entire sy26 1324 Fet. ow, R SALE—A BARGAIN—NEW, ¢-ROOM = FxDet Mgen, Sve.. 18 font aa ee Ge. institute such other investigations as to him | Motive power, as he understood, had uow in | season, 3 {OR LEASE-THAT DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE | aug *th Bev window, £c.; & splem dsdi-se- | Short Lots, Teth st. bet Gand H me: each $700, |™ay appear to be proper, in order that | COUrse of preparation plans for such a change, | It is stated as one explanation of the action water. Capitol Hil herdics a 1007 <Oth st. n.w.. is complete and ready for 9 Lots, 20290, Kiggs st. nw. ; very cheal tunity three or four adults to keep house; 1 t a it WKIGHT & STOCKE’ : m . f the judge in convening the a jury thet [om 88 4 = LL FRAME, SPLEN- - , | be may be prepared to furnish to Congress, ne proposing to use cable, while the other, it | ©! < gran y ata ath erdeeliar, it supplied withall mod: | Fra Toe motu ndcon Feared ma te oell at ice ch in: be tenoee tr Taprevethent and’ anisned ‘are Drat-class mau- | big sacrifice right away, mame . WM. T. 3: a i in addition te the routine business to careful parties only ob. Sie fd 2. v4 85 well ror SAE AN ENTIRE SQUARE, LYING WELL, | ** ite next session formation and | was understood, had almost perfected an elec- je Dusiness 100, te possession; Oni 607 1th . n ~ acted by that body it will be ealled uw) to in- —— . bop EE KS 31 Corcoran Building, splendid chance for a bulider, Sfty auualt houses peregarres = Woaagese fetter a ay, | ‘Ti motor for use on the line. Vestigate certain alleged frends in comnestion FU He 2 19th nw. 107.8) r B. NER & CO._ Rh SALE-A BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORY AND | 79033 '30 3i Corcoran Bulging. | A preaurole to the resciution recites thet the | PROTECTION OF LIVE at sruEET cuosmsos. | with one department of the general govern= a ‘ies litt, Se, «very desirable place of property: at sek: | FJOR SALE-LE DROIT PARK—TWO OF THE | Secretary of State has expressed the opinion | _™r. Spooner said that in regard to cable cars | ment and may report some indictments. q solsde te Het, Sc. very desirable piace of property at 1 Tiudlen sMiple Hats in the park, at the intersection | that the ‘remission of the duties upon sugar | Proper precautions should be taken for the} Another renson for calling the extra semsiom 20 re oer Nate, | Seen Tae Srat-3t SF et aw_ | Yor both, ei:200,or will se sepetaries” 4 87% | and molasses ought tobe accompanied by re- | protection of life at street crossings, Flagmen i that, the district attorney has made up bis 519 Lith st... 9125 | 9168 at, 10r.ail mu 6r, mi ; he a aaa eee ne WATEHS EiLHOMPEON. polars arrangem( + Neggiden ares = or something of the kind should be stationed | People ce tas, Been antcciek aeomakes te sha N sts Do ist ‘ 632 Unew Gr & store as | Wallach place near 19th, 6x, brick, @th’ - = ._ | States and Spain the republics of South | at certain crossings. He himself at Pennay s bas A aed poe Fomperaiice av..,17 Hvlises, 2 stories, FFICES. sec. SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON| and Central America whereby these sugar- 1-30) it. N.Y. ave. and D; lot 16.75 931 Fat. n.w., 3. 27th si ‘ania avenue and 7th street had seen sever 1,220 Friciot aide of Beat nw. bet. N. Producing countries can be induced to remit | accide which i i to as early @ trial as possible, Thus im 8000 | sO SON SeEPHEN: 472ta. ave, | OF 80 to reduce their import duties upon prod- | disest nevult ear ieee. fe imply waked [Orde | 10 Bold some “of them ‘amene - 7288 | JPOR SALESRARE OPronTUNITY—oNLY THIn. | UCt# of American industry, and especially upon | t6 call attention to this matier, althoagh it was | Sle bows te be nek as ‘600 | HX’ teen left—Economical Lote in finely improved | th® products of American agriculture, as to | not exactly germane to the bill He wished Soe ed ee eee ane or chm the eames Frame, tot Gh foot decp ; watered ap unes; three YO feet and ten } secure to the people of the United States im- | the attention of the Commissioners to be called | “ill be barred by the statute of limitations, Im tj time during the past few years, and bring them and bath, new. Madison st. near 15th, 8 rooms snd bath. Sth st, ac. near East Capitol ot FOE BENZ BEAUTIFUL wome ‘AK DUPONT ING Circle, handsomely decorated, $50 3 month. Ay : wdand C sta ue. QOR KENT—A 5 binant ply to 3,000 ee} wered and paved, together | portant reci i all there are more than two hundred cases of Fieoes ee agian mae MES | Easel ga Menu i ea | Foams oe | fee mater Poti the oy yin wh, ear teT. a DU Takome Yar) Sy24-6t"" W. E. BURFURD, 1422 N.Y. ave. | and means, ORITICISING PRESIDENT HURT'S REPORTED BE- pe —— in the Green case, indictmenta rates, &c = — OL will hold goo : $45. Sis a SALE—FOUR LOTS ON FLORIDA AVE. AND EXPERIMENTING WITH FIBERS. MARKS. Beesd . 3 Lots + . " ides the cases referred to there are m: ps, rent 823.80. Dear G st. 0.6, half square of elecinic car inet Sorat reninwe as | Senator George today introduced @ bill to | Mr. Hawley was severe in his strictures on a 4 cents per foot, T. K. BROOKS, 187 near H st. ie. H st barwail rs Presentments pending in which indictments L00Ks, 616 12th st. 4y28-Ut_ | authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to en- | the alleged interview with President Hurt,pub-| were not found and thowe casos will also be RGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN = aM gage inexperiments for promoting the industry | ‘ished lately, on this subject, Mr. Hawley | taken up at this special session. i 20, to Bho, This property #8 | oe eaetnar and suri rina to manu- | Sid that in substance Mr. Hurt had paid that 4. Although the session of the grand jury wilt ance rapidly, owing to street, street railway and re the same into fabrics, The bill appro- | People were bound to be careless anyway; that’| be ® special one, the district attorney has cpp guepthmmnoner; bs eee Prigtes $100,000 to enable the Secretary to | Probably fagmen might save a few lives, but | idea that they will conclude the labors laid out a 1407 F st. r ¢ oR REN LY #18 50 PER MONT. BPGE.2otal Press brick House, with Bay Window. 'G Rooms and Bath Koom. Papered ail through. wet in every Foom, ‘Range. FS. eiat Todd & Brow: between the 7th ani Laree c Latrobe and 4x100 to alley: chea| 2 oad that it did not matter anyway. Mr. awh for them even by the close of the heated term rt —/¥30-3t_ MERRILL rete = 7 Fat carry out the proposed experiments, thought, by all means cl oe xf and that several winter months may bave to be Llgs 16 pS AT pe Fo a Srentiok ce denlnerenciak soe. MOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. placed at many of the crossings, He related | *pent before the work is finished. 3 O ST. N.W. A MODERN AND 1g MERRILL & TERRY. 1114 F tric care pass, being 502200 at 30c. per aquare |. The Prosident today sent to the Senate the| the story ot the accident at Pennsylvania eeaneeme = oe "fynreaient Thzeerstory Bay-window Brick Hoane uaz FOR EAGER ON HelonTs Near 14ta 5 a ey NE, BEALL. , | following nominations: T. §. Sharretts of avenue, where an east-bound car Was run into DDEUS S. SHARRETTS. jasement, 12 rooms au . ADI . a | 1s * Hooking cit -5 i acable car, cE Ag730S. 313 Pempivante eve. uw. Bay 478. Br ro] “rognand bath 7 s00rauaze fect ofround; 68,006 | JOR NALEZ0,000 SQUARE FEET AT THE BE mut lrrhcapen See er ee ania™. | se. mata’s auane catrocorn ov eraihs'ntin. | TE* Prominent Maxjtanter Selesbed Wot A-eoss ait . i? f24 jy3u-3t) MERRILL & TEKRY.1114 F st. uw. corner of 15th and Esta s.e.; 100 fest deep; on 5 ng, to be marshal of the Unite the Board of General Appraisers. JOR RENT—PORNISHED—227 EAST CAPITOL | 4 Tt = a — De had at » bargain, SWORMSTEDT & | States for the district of Connecticut ©. 0. ROAD COMPANIES, _ st... J stories and basement ; 14 rooms : thoroughly g19 R SALE — CHEAP — THREE ELEGANT NEW 27 F nw. dy25-6t Churchill, to il hi furnished $79 per month: Stable in rear. pay i yt Houses, 210;12 and 14 C at. nw. 3 stories and | > Oe ale —FOUR-ECONOMIGAL GTS OR Steg ae col Soe of a for ¢ ¢. | Mr. Hale doubted whether any discussion | From the Baltimore Sun. MMP. 3 i249 pa ee Faiuas eaters, i north side F near | master at Ne Sart ee Foy, post | eould bring out the fall measure of the brutal| The Maryland Congressmen are much pleased re iy well built of the best inaterial, well ar- t. nw. ; worth lewport, disregard for the convenience and safety of | With the selection of Mr. Sharretts, for, as Sen- meniee Gamer oat saeraled two | the People shown by the street railways in this | ator Gorman says, he was indorsed by all the George yesterday proposed two | city. No other city would stand for « moment leading merchants and business men ef Balti- EB and 7 sta Rw.;,new electric amendments to the tariff bill as separate sec- | what is patiently submitted to here. He did | more without regard to party. The bill only POR HE = ay pesiaapce anpcomecers | & prices. ‘Several fue Corner Lots are | tions, By the first the President is authorized | not know where the fault lav, whether in the 3 ; i i rovides for nine appraisers, and the appoint~ Eine oe a i Prices from Sc. per foot upward; deferred | to reduce the duty toarate not excee ding 25 | District committee, the Commissioners or | all mod. {mnpa ; well built: 141 Carroll st: within one Payment on or bofore Hv years at 5 per cent. For y “4 2d wt. Dw. ; WO! id“ have every modern convenience. The | Provement in street; ery desirable, central and convenient to | WM. I. OKIE, 6 the business part of t) 3 surroundings are frstclass. Nor particulars ahd keys apply to 3y30-2t AVID D. STONE, SUG F st. n.w. LOTS—ON NORTH CAPITOL 8T., ~ Per cent ad valorem on any imported article | Where, but its existence is apparent to every | ment of Mr. Sharretts completes the comple- Bese ae tds gs ee, eee ee | Matheny > Wr SR UMDEES S005 | Shan $6 apponte Mat she marntactares or ome) Bi Hato said be had had this bill held | ment of the commission, Thore was a strong Poca! RUST & HUNGERFORD, G24 tatot aw. FORSALE-SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LoTs | Producers Of the same article in this country | Over as he wished to see for certain that there | pressure in favor of other applicants, but the ; SALE7- ROOM PRICK ON Ha ERE Bo ena anor Mount Pleasant, (between the | fail or refuse to pay to their workmen engaged | ree nothing in the bill which would allow any | trionds of Mr. Sharretts presented a eclid frent i tand 4th ste.; lot 202120; only $3,900; muat | (th and 14th at, . Street in:such production the full sum realized in | line to sneak in the use of overhead wires. both at the White House and the Ti a es : ‘T. B. BEGG) 5 aa bre Ae oo Jnontadns sales by them in excess of the wholesale price| Mr. Hale then criticised the Tenleytown road jouse and the Treasury on at. B. Socata oie ee TTT out expense to purchasers, Several house tangtiugig | in the citret New York of similar and com- | ®#& public nuisance, The public roads occu- | partment, and his ability to fill the oftice ac- . encour. A {GH SALE-1025, 12TH ST. NE. TWO-STORY | price “rom #2,JU0 to $14,000 to be Built ‘at ones cles made in any foreign country, | Pied by these tracks, he said, were rendered | ceptably was duly recognized. His nomination yuh st. Bow. Br... inst window Brick: 7 Ri pat, closets and cal- | Prices of this: Rae Sdvanced when, eee mies al Price being diminished by | Utterly unsafe for travel and he gave notice | was referred to the commitiee on commerce, RES. oe c . ati : of which Senator G: ber a FR SALE—A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ox Fe SALENA BEAT: said foreign article. By the second the Presi- | in the Senate, he proposed to have it brought ich Senat jorman is a mem! nd os n.w. For price and | FOR —A BEAU] : the appomtment there should be no delay im terme apply to ANCIS HUFTY, LL ave, nw. between % days the collection of duty on any article | should continue to ruin two of the most beauti- aa 3yss0-0t 14th ain old ata bares ey toe Fee nee whieh hoe besonee tite ‘eae ral od 2 wast or | Mal S0nds cand stvecte around Washington, securing @ favorable recoguition and # promps 20 Arthur 1426 Pierce sy26 pl 71 E.R. HAIGHT, 1310 Fst. fpisation Sppiy to Wal. 2 SAUNDEES '& CO, 407 ion therefrom of the amount of duty on | that at the next session of a yy wees tl \veca! 13th st, between G and H s! FUL BUILDING LOT ON | dent is authorized to suspend for a period of | to ® vote whether or no that railroad company | ‘Be !atter was one of the principal advecates of IS HUETY, the north si 13th and ‘a ;OK KENT— {OK SALE—EIGHT-KOOM DWELLING, WITH | _2 = 4 confirmation, k°GA¥cunisuzp, oe fronting south, on Florida | FXOR SALE—LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, sere vith respect to the sale or trans- | MR. BLACKBURN SEVEnE ON THE COMPANIES Mr. Sharretts was born in Montgomery 3812 N, l2r.& bath and y N.Y. ave. and H at, ave. opposite 5th st. n.w. Lot 20x70 to 12-foot alley. lying on west side of Tensliytown road, at inter: | Portation thereof, Mr. Blackburn said there was no city of over | county, Md., a few miles from Washangten, in oe = Be choy ee ee : oe RAR DOLE, La Spey, ay section ea aie coy terms; electric cars are ANOTHER FINANCIAL SCHEME. 200,000 inhabitants in the United States that | November, 1850, and is a son of Col. John F. GTO: a4r stsvand | ing. sr30-40 | “Sny Sa Sue JOHN z. "BEATE, 1921 Fat. | Representative Featherstone yesterday in- | put up with such # poor, wretched and utterly | Sharretts of this cit formerly editar ef the , by band 20th and 21st sts... ..25 table bor SM st. Sr. mi. (OR SALE—HANDSOME NEW PRESS BRICK = troduced a bill to lend any surplus money in | mean street car service as was given to the | “riot After receiving a collegiate education Olsze at 8 Ba apatiaed | By window fuse, 81%, Ser iti*wie"Gisy| MADE A BUSINESS OF IT. | the United States Treasury to-states that may | city of Washington “He ferorey’ any mene aie bee ee ee tees 3 — - ‘To immediate purchaser, @3,000" JOHN O- — want to borrow, the same to be loaned by the | ment which would utterly force the companies | Sus stenosrapher, fe win Guites Bteten eae For JOHNSON, 617 F, 6t_ | Little Children Broughtto This Country, | states to their citizens upon land or other sat- | t0 dispense with horse power and improve their | Prior to his ‘appointment ‘Ue Peocteat a ays Fou sare— lll-Treated and Deserted. isfactory security, the loans to be made pro | Motive powers. No railroad iu the country, he | jandas local aypraver tm December, 2886, ity es rata to each state in proportion to its popula- | id, paid bigger dividends on watered stock | pq an interost for eleven years in the whole- O16 @ at. awa bts The finding of » deserted English boy in the | tion. So much of the sinking fund as the Sec- | than the Metropolitan road. He favored any sale grocery firm of Henry Zoller & Co. 1BT Ts streets of Philadelphia some weeks ago and the retary ot fee Treasury may replace by the = means todo away with the overhend wires | a the department in Washington bao not : eon ; sequent | 8¢ pur of 2 per cent twenty-year bonds shall be | #!80. fied him that he is needed in New 3v30-3¢_RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th at.1 1a caida See Sere crnet oe 2" aniianglt mr as atone Mr. Reagan likewise denounced the Tenley- | diately, Mr, Starrette will tedey potas 4 Fok BENT. A, ERIVATE RESIDENCE, HAND- 338 a oe P cheaannee Mrs. Jane Anguish on a THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILI, town road as # nuisance, office be has filled for four years, ‘ iy, toe Senator om Minbar of Congcese fora year ot ie Tee asa o> charge of abandoning him have led to the dis- | he conferees on the original package bill at THE DEFICIENCY MATTER. ser. Address J,P., Star office Dw. fb. 4 507 and S09 Va" ave. and 906 5th st. se. and two unimproved lots . 4,51 831-33 and 35 Yd ‘st. we. B.D, é ~ I vd taroract cepste iprdasad child brought over from | their session agreed to report to their respect-| Mr. Daniel asked Mr. Plumb in regard to the A TOWN STIRRED UP, eerabtte Ea ene woman and deserted in} ive houses the Senate bill on this subject, | deficiency matter and Mr. Plumb replied that A Prominent Merchant and His Wife Harrisburg. This little girl, named Gertie | That bill ‘ itwar ini i = reads as follows: ‘That all fermented, | it the opinion of the conference committee Gof, aged thirteen, is from near London, and | distilled or other intoxicating liquors or liquids | that the revenues would be ample for the re says that a year ago Mrs. Anguish induced her | transported into any state or territory tor use, | propriations. The Commissioners, he said, | From the Baltimore Sun. father, a tradesman, to allow her to take his | Consumption, salo or storage shall, on arrival | had 3 | house. 333.33 Conn. av. above Rat. th. Lre., two baths. 166.6° Est.bet. 18th st, overioo’ Zon bet. “it: 407 ¢ : 1, ¢ backed and filled on the matter of revenues | The town of Terra Alta, W.Va., is stirred te SOR RENTS ey 30 aed i ing | it such state or territory (or remaining there- | and seemed rather uncertain as to what it |; : 1513 Mu. w.,10r...866 Store, 215 12th n.w..975 | ¢ oe %, % laughter to America on pretense of educating 4 ite utmost depths with wild excitement, the 50) Store, ol Q stn. with stable eee Jews Circle, Tor aud her. On board the ship were four other chil | 12» P® subject to the operation and effect of | would be. The last statement, however, from : the laws of such state or territory enacted in | the auditor showed only the possibility of ade- | CSUse being the arrest of Marshall Spindler, # “Scher Lie | dren in Mrs. Anguish’s charge, They came to | the exercise of the police powers to the sama ficiency of @40,000, which the committes. were | Prominent merchant of the town, and his wife, me Nat. sth. 125 0H 500 | Harrisburg. and instead of Mrs. Anguish living | extent and in the same manner as though such | of opinion would b> amply met by the revenue | upon the charge of burning the Crane build- bet. i x. bet 19th and 20th, R. G. CAMPBELL, 507 40th st. n.w. #8 Berne, :700 | in affluence, as she represented, she lived | liquor or liquids had been produced such | over the estimates, i ;, NEAK IOWA CIE | vermont ave, ire bathacenars bel 25 poorly and thechildren were il-fed and abused. | smite or territory, and shall ‘not be exempt Coninnascns Op emiebien: enn oe cephagsores Jocation. Inquire | , 22 B Ses #00/17tH st. cor, De Hales ae Ge — were eae Be ae coped fate by reasonof er rcbenp ene St Diaihaee wanted. te Snow whe hectine Bey ~ Seana, 7 “oq rt siesta “ me eur n.W. (next door?. y2- st" STacne. agp ough they were compelled to tell the neigh- original packages or otherwise.” Feulkner want ped Aeertemepsons bog i e occurred on the nig! ON HES NEW LEN-HOUM HOUSE, OX Ta | Bota, Dupont & bors that she was their mother, They were +0 +, | of commissioner of charities should be limited | of May $1 last. Warrants were sworn out by i at road, Mt Pleasant; oar Pe ay of Mom sre.’ —_ Poorly clad and made to do all kinds of menial ANACOSTIA, t6 citizens other than citizens of the District. | John Fox and B. Dewitt. It was alleged that Aphis i Saibc. | Cossrepe ad Ve 18 Rertion of the property on my | work. Gertie was sent to a Catholic school and He thought men could be found in the District | pe and bis wife had ‘or full 3 i} at office for bulletin isaued on “ is wife ® quarrel a short time aga pislargete Square lou the letand 10th. Uy20] ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. | the family left in April. The little girlhad| Porrrics Across THE Lixe.—Prince George's | capable of performing the work. in which ench changed’ the ether oth bevk i3th and iste 186,67" or s. RICK HOUSE NEAR STATE, wank | DCC? cautioned not to write to her parents or | county politics, like onions, are coming in for a| Mr. Plumb replied that the idea was that chee med Tob WBbeE HO GEES CAR Be WR ERD Recertanent; Oyooras end batt joooeress | Many Goren rae {2 | good Inte crop. ‘The republican congressional | some one be obtained from outside whose | ®t fire to the burned buildings. This quarrel 324 Luu at Fic c N BE INSPECTED clase repeat $6,500; no a Ad- | gr at it would get her parents in trouble. | primaries are to be hel August 9. Life, usu-| practical experience in such duties should be | was overheard, and in connection with other PG ETS 7 Heihts, Gr. and bai ONLY BY FERMIIB wHOM OUR YFFICE = ee __4y%0-3t"__| When vacation came a woman in Mechanics- ally so sad and somberful, gathers from the | large and varied, besides, he thought there | information led to the arrests. A prelimimare an EC CUTLER ECO. | y15-a.tuem 1503 Poun.avenw._ | BNew fe Home ne it Pea gS alley uae | DUE took the child as a guest and the real | prism of politics @ new autumnal tint, and it | was large amoont of yulling and hauling | bearing was had before Justice Benson, whic ae VENTIISIS-VERMONT AVE NW, | PRORRENTSA MODERN AND CONVENIENT 5- front and back yard. (Price $2,500. Apriy 4 to? p.m, River ine ciniaven men eatin remembers | may be the dry weather or 0 ee a ee local charitable orgie | So comet iy Prosecuting Attorney Fort Three-story Brick House: bay window, sll_ mod’ story Bay window Brick House, 1446 Qat, nw. :8 | H.B. SMIT ‘at.and Mass, ave. n.w. Jy’ All) of thoraceene well-behaved, And @ leaves fall off | tions. ney of Kingwood. The parties were committed 7 . imps. : 3 rooms: in first-class conditivn. EUG CAKUSI & CO., cor. 10th and E sts. u. w. FLOR RENT_HOUSES 117 AND 119 NEW YORK B.W. ; excellent condition .all modern improve- H.B. sMIi hateand Mase ave. n.w. Jy’ peay: campaign that is making n ee ees arms cellar and yard: arat-ciass FOP SALE, BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F sr. hi a : ly bred | earlier than usual, The contest in the county THE RAILROAD AMENDMENT AGAIN. for the grand jury. The penalty in Woet Vir- ~ HOSE WAUGAMDLS. 017 F at. n.w. x19. Hoss Brick, Houses, each containing § room children and the neighbors wondered at the | is between Claggett and Mudd for Con, Mr. Vest, after criticising the delay in the | $4 for burning a dwelling in the night time } 4th and i ii be q ‘ te #4 ie SCI pce af, eet, At and frest difference between them and their al-| The county convention will be held at Stari: passage ot the appropriation bills by this Con. | #“desth or penitentiary for life in the disore~ NED. 9-6t NT. leged parents. Charles Anguish, the husband, } oro’ on the 13th and the district convention at tion of the jury.” 5 Zant O80 per month. Apply 124 H st. a. oar alley; nttgactively located. SOs" FORREST, OR SALELFOUN NEW BRVER-ROOM SRIGCE worked ia = aeoe eee in Harrisburg and | Laurel on the 15th. The new law shutting out | Sess, said he did not quite understand the rail-} Of late it has been whispered about Terra ¥ st. 2. gyz6-6e ’| Fph SALE ROUR NEW Capitol aud Ist sts. u.w.; | ComPelled the children to work hard. Gertie | former voters who do not actually reside in the | road amendments. The previous law com-} Alta that the woman with whom Spindier lived JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED. $4,700 each; on easy terms, Goff will be r ed to her parents in London. | state will have considerable effect on both par- | pelled all the companies to change their rails | since he came there from Ohio a tew years ago .00 % 26-1 CHARLES W. B. ————_—_ coe ‘ = vo | Hi 2308 Pe. ave.-10r..830/ 1313 Cor. st. 10r... _3y26-1w a YELLOW FEVER, | ‘ies in Prince George's. to groove rails within one year from the pres- | was not his lawful wife and that his lawful wife 30 3 pb BOE SAEES REAR, DUPONT, CIRCLE, 3:8 TORT < To Extexp tHe Insane Hosrrtat Grovxpa,— | ent time, or by March, 1891, under penalty of | was on his track. This matter had been for- 1244 Union pl., or. t Z : collar: 20 fee ms ET Dr. W. W. Godding of St. Elizabeth Hospital | baving the change made by the Commissioners, | gotten im the excitement over the charge of S000 ied. Gite Mhotene ORD 4% | Fruit Trade Diverted From New Orleans |}; to" looking “with longing eyes on the | the cost of such change to act as a mortgage on | arson and the crowd at the hearing was greatly nw. Jez8-80r" to Philadelphia, farm of Mr. Frank Waller just below Congress | such road. Now, what he was doubtful abont | surprised when a quiet-looking. well-drosse: {UK SALE—SMALL COTTAGE AT MT. PLEAS- " Heights, adjoming the property now owned | was if, after the passage of the pending amend- | lady walked up to the magistrate’s desk and pr ant. Apply to W. O. DENISON, 923 F st. n.w. Asecret meeting of the New Orleans board by Ka government. It is expected that $10,000 | ment, the law of 1889 would still be in force. ferred the charge of bigamy against Spindler, concrete cellar, dry and airy ; rent $27.50. ——— -_ = = of health was held Tuesday night and it was | will be appropriated at this session of Congress Mr. Piumb replied that the present amend- | It was alleged that Spindler was married to the 3-3 FHEODU RE F RIE BUS, 1439 U ot. FE cae ee oe THE FINEST BUSINESS | gecided to order a rigid quarantine ‘inst | to purchase additional farm lands for the hos- | ment had nothing to do with the law of "89 in | prosecuting witness on the 3d day of December, POR RENT—1501 28TH STN.W. TEN KOOMS, | “yytour JNO. Ee WAGOMMAN 300 14th at, Port Li spss 7 is oy pital, and it is hoped a tract can be found near | reference to the rails, which would continue in | 1879, in Somerset county, Pa, and that afters mod. iinpe., bath sud in good order 84). = BRICK, 11 BOOMS: | board one beeed cee ene ue, wetion of the | Cnough to utilize the help of inmates in im._| full force. ‘The present amendment had refer. | ward, in Covington, Ky., he married Hattie gy22-1m Tika | FF ss hg | board was based ona report made by s surgeon | Proving and working it. Soiie cheaper lands | ence simply to the motive power. McGorgie, with whom he has been living im opt are icomp: turn. 10r. all mt. LEB & RU i 13 509 Bw. ali m2, Frame Cottave. cor. Merids SB SSeS Mt. Pleasant... 30. Frame Cottage on Gait st. Or... near Center st. 18.00 uses 1 tr. waver ip kitchen 10. ere are sia 5 ‘& WEAVER, eS St 629 Fst. ae. JOR RENT—BEICK 814 11TH 8: ICK, 2th st. n.w.; Zoxt0 feet; house covers the fot. If not sold by August 1 will be for rent. w ——— = 2 Inguire | sent on an inspection tour of the Central Ameri- the line in Maryland are also und - y Terra Alta, He was held for the grand jury te '. mace, &e.; bh ek 15) {eR RENT—1HAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE 2 guilt 6 line in ary! are 0 under con- MR, GORMAN SCRITICISM. aa ag gh eg PT neptbeattcoruer Maasachusetis ave and, (athe, | 2122 Let tw. 1w* | can states by Surgeon General John B, Hamil- 1, Mr. Gorman criticised the provision of the | “2#WéF the charge of bigamy. : iba nee os uw. To room 2 jectrie cama bess F EG < . : ; ¢ aie, wor? bath, cedar 8c. $40, Brick U12 Sat uw. | HEIGKEIN © MCLEAN, 1009 F otras we pess-tm | BC Brey Atty Cola NEST ton, The report says that the records of the |, Paratyzep.—Mr. Fritz Bender, the widely ric] Lith st 7$30. Brick 2319 M st. “ALBERT F. FOX, 920 Fst. nw. } GE BENT A BEAUTIFUL NEW SEVEN HOOM Bay-window House in the Northwest, every con- uence; elegantly papercd; most desirable neih- Ruthoed. QuS per month. RALEIGH BHKRMAX, = eizut rooms, bath, &.: $3 LW., emt rooms, bath, & Bw. pine rooms, bath, soe =m 7 bill allowing any company which previously A MUSCULAR MI P i ‘ . known stock man of Oxen Hill, who has been 4 ages . lie Reuved at 6.50." Price 81200, | T!!Way hospital at Limon, a town of 1,000 4D- | confined to his bed with sickness for some time, | bas changed its rails in accordance with the - "aca Ot _SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st.n.w. | habitants, show that during the entire spring | was stricken with paralysis of the left side Mon, | act of °89 to issue stock to cover such cost, | He Whips a Bridegroom Into Marriage Fo S4hb GE BENT DESIRABLE KESIDENCE | up to the month of May there were two deaths | day and it is thought cannot long survive. He | Such a thing, he said, was an ordinary expense} With a Girl He Had Disappointed. myvacuvte TtLEM Ee RELRERSUED, 1307 Fae | £f0m yellow fever. sage Corde beeen ripe tok mpeg] fenelig rm YW cope po edardnege agony | Penne ed the Rev, M F% SALE—1WO BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON THE Dr. Oliphant, president of the board of cya broken in health. Mr. Bender is one of | road. Such a thing as allowing an issue of va your game,” cris e Rev. Mr, ide of 13th st n.w. v. health, says that A. K. Brown, the United mers in that part of Prince George's | stock for such a purpose, he thought, was | Bartley, the athietic chaplain of one of Mon- iene hots are ‘ews. fiche, with every giaters | Statos vieo consul at Limon, has all along gives [eouuts, He bas @ daughter living iu this Vile OR BENT—HOUSE 2624 K ST. N.W.: ALL MOD- Pade toot, alley +26 square from impfovements; fine location; rent 825 per JAMES A. BALES CO. 7¥ ISTER. ENI—UNFURNISHED— “The Milton" 1317 22d st. oad 5iélithst. ow. imply allowing the stock to be watered. ‘ ss treal’s crack military corps and pastor of a ce. improvement and convenience, aud wi! sold ches) i J ; mb thought the issue of stock ' - JJyox RENT—aUGUST 1, 1100 17TH BE yetis: terres, and on easy terms. ‘RCRLR A GADSIA. ™? | clean bills of health to vessels leaving that cn Maters.—Tho M. E. Church ee eas Ci ralla oer eae kant a | ill ask ak wengpegalion the other dip, Fiean bend ene :10sens: 5a motes com TCH, FOX & BROWN, jy12-1im Pat.a.w. | Port, when he must bave known that yellow mired ee exe ke make LY bg ntl poees thi doffed his black coat Veniences, @4U per month. P. F. LARNEK, 639F | jy11 1457 Penn ave ne, | —————— | fever existed there. The matter will be laid pmoonlight and Jack-o’-Lantern party on Bryan's Mr, Harris contended that the clause did spoke the parson doffed his blac! an ea ord aa aaaLae Oc RSURNEGL NEAL eee NOTARIES PUBLI before the authorities at Washington. Ship | lawn last night that netted the society a neat apply and should apply. a8 an entire change of | and ministerial white tie and the next instant —BY THOMAS FE. WAGGAMAN, FREE 264 22d st, West Washington, D.C. = 24 owners have directed the vessels carrying fruit ;8um. The attendance was very large and the | rails within a specified time was not an ordi- | he was giving a scientific threshing to one of Real Estate Broker, ¥17 F st. u.w. Coruer af Fae ‘S6th sta, 9 new 6-room Fram rai \OMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EV from Limon to take it to Philadelphia instead | fruits of the ice creamery and cake stands very | nary expense. Montreal's best known and richest sports. Fig ssnd water closets ab yards: including water. | Ccna'terntory, Notary and U % Commissioner” | of to New Orleaus,, This willeuspend the frait | delicious, Excellent music, was provided by | rmixxs THAT THE ROADS euoULD BE TaxED. | he otory that lod to this reealt ites tellows: 50 335g? bbe Be mt ee ee RAY, one Bealls 1321 ¥ ot a trade of New Orleans with Costa Rica until | C. C. Campagnani, cornet; J. C. Callan, tuba; : Mr. Gorman thought that, in justice to the Les November. Fred Horrenberg, trombone, and Louis Weber, Seagrass Some few weeks ago the youth in question was “Bytes DE, tea 50 : a = sos. alto horn, ‘They stirred up the atmosphore | People of the city and in justice to the other | ongaged to wed one of the fairest daughters of ee elias 0) EENTISTRY SOUTH CAROLINA WHITE CAPs, | till 10:30 and waked some eventide echoes | railroads, the Washington and Georgetown and 3043 2 Montreal's haut ton. The lady in question N st. SS rT = ever heard here before. A dozen herdic loads | the Metropolitan railroads should be compelled | ».. corel - : So. ir. m : diuge Beastie Th v i of Anacostia and East Washington childre to pay a higher rate of taxation. They were | '*PPened to be a member of Parson Bartley'a ‘This is but « portion of the propert ok. Firat ngs inserted. Application ley Have Undertaken to Regulate the | of An D - Dg shed dec liewrreng we nent of | Church and also « particular friend of the min- oveigauettintiea eal "Ch FGULISG™ | Goctas Atireutiataoseaiecke att | Morals of the Spartanburg Folks. — | Pisuicking in Fencote woods today. "| the ci A perqont tax on the inst ned ne | ter, Sn ie ership. oucuenseey mak on We = i ized in | is Visiting her mother, Mrs. Clubb, of Jackson | wished to give notice that, while he did not | perform the marriage ceremony, and on the SPECIALTIES. The white) expe Mave regularly organised: in | OCS" swiss Josio es af Ebermon place is | wish to antagonize the conference report, he | appointed day was on hand at the residence of = —S Spartanburg, 8.C., and are carrying on » cru-| visiting friends in Virginin——Mre. W. W. | intended at the first opportunity to try some | tho bride, as wasalatge party of friends, to [ND | 8ade against people of doubtful moral charac- Cordell is still at Providence Hospital, but in a | means of compelling these two favored monop- | assist at the wedding. To the consteraation of 4 ~ ter. On several occasions lately they have vis- | hopeful condition.——Miss Gracie Roche has | olies to place themselves, in the matter of taxa~| the fair beauty aud the surprise of ber friends $25 perwonth. JOHN ¥ BEALL, 1321 F st. Jy10-1in | Whatever cause, at her residence, 807 i turned from a visit to Maryland friends.— | tiou, on an equality with the other roads. Mr. | the groom failed to put in an appearance. The FRE RETHE REAL OF 023 D St. (WaKD’s ee errr. | OE Sietowent poaple and warned them to lente | Pe ..Jamea ¥. Reagan is trying to greet all of | Gorman, likewise, was severe in his criticinms | wedding was declared off, but the cle hey, use tor Storage, Workshop or Stable. the city. The warning went unheeded in each fe i re and in the coun n the absorption of the Tenleytown by it is understood, expressed himself in no indis- Apply at Louisiana ave. 1-1 friends here try round be- | o1 rp! ytown road by a | it a jyl-lm case, and now the warned have received i hville, N. il ny. tinct way about what he called the rascally fore returning to As! » N.C., after more | railroad company. “4 y iy * 40 R, STAKR PARSON, En.w.—First-class F Kt RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, COR. 9TH and Late. Bw. Apply to 19-1 W. G JOHNSON, 718 131 ROR RENT — 45 D st. N.W. THREE. r S. DR. MULLER FO, 4 Deciiiog wich Evers iden eeee roe treats succes:uily all Female OFFICES, O15 Fstnw,2d flow, 603 1sthst. n.w..rm3.915 B vy 40 842 fiat. mw. ne. 4 ad 5. . = through the mail printed cards which read as | health and to engage in business.——Mr. W. H. MR. M'PHERSON’S VIEW. conduct of the gilded youth in question. FROFOSALS. fllors: Beck of he ures of Engraving nd Printing | ye, wepnerson thought thre should bea | hast acim. sne sense te ROPOSALS FOR PRIVILEGES. 50c. A Povxsp “Heapgvantens Excrrston Tare, No, 2, | HoO* 4st aith which he lost in gout | general system of street railways marked ut | he was to get an explanation of his strange 4 Privileges at Rockville Fair, a Ware Caps. Washington.—Rev. E. Richardson of the M. | by the District committee, and that at thie next |-eonduct he made the visit. He just entered 11006 st. Str. kdwe,1331 MA. CPLR TH! be rented to the bighest eons ane ‘Or. —— + You are notified that un-| E. Church, who has been on a visit toGlyndon, | session several weeks should be spent’bn the'| the door when his first salute was « stinging 27.50 | "Dining Koom (does not exclude Four Lunch Stands), Somme less you you will be visited by a| Md., returned yesterday and will be on deck | matter. The companies then, he tWought, |deft-hander in the tace. It was then that he % Confectionery, 2ruite sud Soft Drinks tthe above int i he above | i - | the rest of the season. should be made to pay an adequate price for | divested himself of his garments and the youth a om 15 | clude but do pot exclude other Ice Cream aud Lemou- FRAGRANT, delegation of the @ lodge, who will admin. poesia ‘eo Eramchions. At t franchises are is- | Was taught a lesson that he richly deserved, « - BES dwe, ¥16 G ot | Shop rear 1620 Ost u.w.5 | S40 stauas), Fopcorn und Whips, Balloons, Wbisties, WHOLESOME, inter thirty-nine lashes on your bare back. | 17.0u are interested in the protect of cane map ar ace, | Ee Geet, far ine So badly was he done up by the reverend ‘The above isoniy s portion of the property on my ted Barrel Baby Bone, Cone Seas Katie Beard eg wohl spay Take warning. Ifyou don't do what is right] se sign the protest againt the Atkinaon bill, and | that 10 per cent of the receipts of the Weeks | gilist that he spent a week in a private h Telscand toch. Gyz0l THOS Ee WAGOAMEARS. | pore, Siting Ball snd Pin. #i71am Horses. Photo. Gal- “Gilth the Strenath of we will maké eter | #e that your neighbor does, too. ington and Georgetown road would not be too | ¥0 recaperate from the effects of the thrashing s- — — B... A..-_____._© Q fe “By order e Lord Chief. much for that favored line to pay. afanced {OH REST—BY R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL #S- | “NOSiner exclusive rights sold. No checks at the Bony. Tape g In the blanks are written the name and of- it record as | !*dy promised similar proceedings the a 7 « ts Mr. Call wished to be put on as f polcnmiges” — wemanieaggy Sehevsan eaiec ee tae eae nee BW, BURCHALES, tense of the party addressed, and'on the-mar-| gu Petndent Porter, has, spooinieg’ the | OpPssing, the conference repack. , Wottrins | Valor and ‘to. cocape further bestings Seat "itemize and state what fe offered for each privilege —— sesthte hint ber tee saees | tollowing-named special agents to collect sta- eee ae ae eek oe the gir, and yesterday Mr. ‘Bartley performed “ernie: Half fa sdvance, reminder on Septenaber the offense, In the Inst, day or two soveral | tistics of manufactures: Willet Kid, Newberg, | example ta tbe sates of allowing aa intas of | S26 long-powiponed ceremony. "The afar ouly 3 before 8 p.m young gentlemen of the highest standing and | N.Y.; M. Sellers, Fort Howard and Green Bay, | stock which was not fair or jst. of which the pogilistie ~~ Address JOHN E, MUNCASTER, Secretary, Teputation have received these notifications. ; Frank wrence, Ma; Mr. Biair and Mr. Plumb had s little discus- tected ems —— Norbeck, Ma. SR a ee abet pete chiang Sheed sion in which neither gentieman seemed to re- iE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT WARIN PACIFICSTEAMSHIP RATES | Thomas Hughes, Beaver Dam, Wis. ; William the bill only compelled two roads Fell Down an Elevator Shaft. Gn Woblese dee mee eee M, Smith, Meriden and Wallingford, Conn,; | Momber thst the enn cide’ of = speciica | Alice Johnston, a mill girl, died yesterday ot the Distsice, of Colvaitte antl The Canadian Pacific Invades Pacific | John F. Rector, Cairo, IL; Levi Stockbridge, | ti i ht the clause wouid O'CLOCK NOON on MONDAY, AUGUST Daxv A’ y, Mail Territory. Amherst and South Hadley, Masa.; A. L. Shat- their 3112 oF the various _— tuck, Athol and Orange, 3_J. W. Kimball, 2 A ae , 3 z te for the fiat yeur cuding Sune SO T801" Bask ferns DENVER, COL This week will see the beginning of the sec- G. Lilo at QO, treme ae a ond war between the Pacific Mailand the Cana- re ail on Ist st. aw. vetween Baud C etx The Might is re-| SIXTY MORE PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER | dian Pacific. ThePacificMail steamerChinasails 3| 2527 Seuree mews S'BUCGEASS “Et cotaiset a B ROBEY, Cont: COMPANY. for Hong Kong and Yokohama and will touch be muss.ouers D.C. ay ze i at Victoria, B. C.,as it has freight and pas- ‘ sh scraiey er Stance Wanntar hay SE ee samen oben Steen Japan. soi Fownw | Tuvu- Will be tecelved af, my offies TICKETS 50 CENTS EACH. ipeses el pe seen . Increased Pension Payments H. hant of Tokio, Ji ST i Gle ie street northwest, nadian uare account ere. Paul Schraumm, a merc! japan, of the break- i pivte ne ate 50, oman Bek aoe | tenconed MOSDALeAGULGT EOURER 4800 sot 826.879 PAID EACH MONTH. = sdecmallararta wd 8 At the close of the fiscal year ending June 30 | arrived in Chicago yesterday. In regard to the her jaw and thigh and injuring her spine, ‘ $10; southeast corner 12th amd C sts | the delivery at the Reform School, in quaiitities ‘aud ing its steamers go to San Francisco. The lest $2,916 pensioners borne on the | failure of last year’s rice crop in Japan, he after twelve hours of suffering. 3g 100.” Suitable for restam Pee the BANK OF COMMEROR PAYS ALL Prizes. | steamer Abyssinia, owned by the Canadian there were kd xg A tea erin re ara ae _______ Pacific, sailed from Hong Kong on July 26, | rolls of the pension agency here—s gain of | said: “In consequence Crushed by Debris. fom ERE See ¢ 6 Address 3B. F. REODUs, $A otter somahing ss Jeneuares, wee sen ot 2,616 during the year. igre plardegasass pear nha me ar Shortly before 2 o'clock yesterday the chute be ie Com; 's wharf accounts umber of deaths want of food Sectric care pass 178-003, Denver, Col oe ny pewill have siz | We spproved coos Foch megpen tt map aa 904 Sern nee ren Ceneied egnad a wanes, Pe iT. N.W., ENTIRE BUILDING, steamers on the line, conn Vancouver the | S¢0us throughout the country (4,000), involving | in Tokio alone were enongh, there inion side, ee Y i of an disbursement of about $1,000,000, | been for some time prior departure, | York, Fa For verse apply 10 HEIBAI firvt port of arrival and the last of departare, | 0m o03\ucoel teeter the of’ the | July 6, an a = day, 90 Soares, Tax Tuoxsox. Hovsrox Exzcraso os sien air, eis nes'| dependent pension bill, will be inewessea tons | covice ware-tbe cities SS | Jeaat 000 annually. ‘The total disburee- | men fell ‘and 80 COMPANY, aoe ee i ee will be the —— g “es oe principal gainers iments agency during year often that common, "eee 4] account of pensions, &c., amounted to|one. Of solely 231 Peousyivania oe es Every business house in piretowe, ies) imerease of $1,186,304. 14 over —— due Ad with modern: T, « WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F 8ST, has been destroyed by fires, iduring fiscal year 1889. Dis- to sit- S-8t 403 7th st. nw. apl7-Cm of AND EMBALMER, ave Bw ‘Telephone 46 | himite, quarter of the year previous, ‘OK RENT_NEW HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS. ML, = 7 Say Fe or aed eae i. DENISON, 923 F st. uw. i | | i [ ui i i l it i