Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1890, Page 2

* a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1 LAINS, DIFFICULTIES OF THE CENSUS. i) MR. LYM WHAT CITIZENS SAY. WANTED—HELP. WANTED-HOUSES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS 3 rt La a a cl L Me Deseribes te the Committee How |The Hard Times Experienced bY 88) Brery goose has shies str ‘A General Protest Against the Outrage | W tis Sis si uenlist elimi oaieenst | WARZED-A FURNISHED HOUSE YOR THE Borer hire dive we wine vor sock of Saar >< — a — Steolutely eweutial. Apply st 08 Catn.w. sur-oe | pen ticularn F-0. Bor 1801, West Chenier Pa? jagone, Corvience TRE INQUIAY BY THE BoUSE CIVIL SERVICE COM-| The difficulties in the way of collecting Fob ol cae opoxhncg i gata Many cltisens in sending to Tue Stan their | WW ANTE DIMMEDIATELY. 4 NUMBER OF ae ee = ¥F. GEL + toe tae ore ‘MITTEE BESUMED TODAT—COMMIBSIONER LYMAN | census statistics in Alaska are set forth in part every dollar he gets, how much o signatures to the petition against the Atkinson a ey a te ge "WASTED 70 BUY POR 93.500 TO 04.000 4 | POR SALE UAGAINE 6 aokaKS, Fate Om THE STAXD—THE WAT EXAMINATIONS Akz | in the following letter which Superintendent | Fich man to give.—rhe Ram's Horn, Dill write letters expressing their views or giv- Bor'ii. star omen our-2t*_| weil Boose Ser be Siecyed ad "without base: | aU Tortus penscGable. "Gall nt sunines Fear 353 De CONDUCTED AXD APPOINTMENTS MADE. Porter has received from Mr. Marshall MeDon- Rigby ahi vitae ton times as much £0 | 1,5 some escount of their experiences, All fo ee snced and wii Woktepnocses ee ‘et anti baceatiparmtannelinealecluamis va Eecareap ald, the United States fish commissioner: ve, as a rule. make the strongest kind of protest against | to work. Apply st 108 Gat. nw. aut. 810,000, oo Capital Ba ae ete ene | [DOH SALE-8b0-3ERAEY COW, FIVE ¥ The investigation into the general workings | g «1 bog to transmit for your information the The a grade crossings, WASTEOGERMAN Bor ABOUT i¢ TEARS | trnedtie buyere or euch property. ED.D ONANE. Pog gine 3 e Sine minh da ripaipe One t of the civil service commission was continued | ¢otiowing extract from a letter recently received Dagber ought to be rich, he shaves 00 ee wow 70 ALL GRADE onosEINOe, ld to Help, im Restaurant: Zootm, oars and | 2000 F wo - | ot, Thekioe ee ie jen Papathoame tet biphoagigs 4iff- | trom Lieut, Commander Z. L. Tanner, U.S.N., | ™UCh every year. One letter says: “Inalosed please find my | “07st” ute Wty es RO aS PR inal ve 20 or 12 room Brick Fee Saree AXD COAL STORE, STOCK, anding the fish commission steamer Alba- ball VANTED—TWO CARPENTERS FOR INSIDE | sble section of the northwest, xturen, Horse aud Wagon. location cheap of the committee bas been placed at three to ee a : Ca eke cara was | Senator Vance will have « large pane of glass | eg ean oa Wr. ace any WANTED Furs ready purchaser, good Reaidence or | Pt; 8¥00. Apply wo a £vakwon sist hear testimony. Mr. Leblbach and Mr. Green- | ansaq Unalashka, June 16, 1890, and was a long | PU‘ in his sash after the cold weather sets in unin the limi has been sort WANED AT MIS, STANGIER atrs an ee in Mt. Pleceant, aS DOMESTIO TAVAMIED "Ar Een 96,000 10 98,000 & Good 7 to Ro SALE a in ously endan; thi \timere ; also pe. e 00D 7-OOTAVE Plano; halge and the three members of the com-| tine on the way, and use it for a window. % gered three times on the Ball | Help of every kind. @-ro0m House desirably located ‘$50 cash. We will allow the and Ohio tracks within seven years, I think | Servants, mea and women, on short notice | We are daily having calls for houses for rent. sane r mission were on hand at an early hour, but/ «On the Sth Mr. Ivan Petroff, census agent that je crossings should be away with | !F botels or private familicn eut-3 ° MOSES CERI, “aur” FFLLvELA & OONLAPY, 536 Lithet ow, the third member did not materialize. In the | for the —— ler _ bn — age The only tie that can bind those Central = Roos i bcos = ope oS the ae ig eg ae NORE COORS., eee ity, = = | Fee Saie nor PARTIES ¢ SING oR BR NEED 4 7 rej it je C tle. lomac ri elevating Se ee ~ i. : : Somishod that bs coppeas’ @trenia te secon [70a Se Caskoevim river by the inland route, Amerionn republics is the raliroed tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio road.” hsv clty and recat at ouce, DICKS AGEN Saisie the nartheact rent hot | Saute PE EO or 7 house Bo basctwent | > ee = sary to reduce the number of a quorum prose Pigs ros ee heh uni, forcing No one but himself can Reed the Speaker of KEEP IT MOVING. 6-6 408 SALE—FINELY BRED SADDLE AND DRIV- to two. Finally Mr. Stone arrived and the | him to return. He represented that it w: aN years old, good renter and A momber of # Washington banking firm, ANTED- WOMEN O0OKS, 810 TO iam | tne | RE of | the House out of his party. Ww De Maids, Nurses and Laundresses, in city or yomrer. : zi ie = 23U7 5th wt. OS hearing was commenced. It was first decided | yital importance that he should reech the Tho is now at Rehoboth, Del, sends bis signs- | sway: Waiters, ‘Drivers or Farm Hands: Colored Mes WANTED—ROOMS. POR SALE—« LARGE LOT OF SECONDHAND that the statement made by Mr. Rosseveltat| former river and qarnestly requested | ‘The man, who can engineer a Farmers’ Alli- ture to Tus Stan with a note saying: “Beems to ‘Wyanrkp—a raw coop actons amp act | Gpanrkocer GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ag | DPitOD Holes cheap, 911 Otbet n. ands the last meeting should be considered as part | that I would assist ‘him to the est of : pull. | ™¢ every man, woman and child should favor | WWARIED—4 FEW Goo those of expert | WAtunn ct GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITH Fok SALE-A DATION WAGON AND HARNERR, of the record. my ability. Realizing the importance | *2¢@Srounda state, can't engineer it—keep it moving.” preferred). Cail'at G14 12th st, third Hook, after | niahed Rooms iu Northwest Suitable. ive Line Gets good as new, for 633. te Hato toe nk: nian on Geuichare: of his work and the difficulty of securing trans: tongued plow around a root to save his life, ‘A WOIAE etap vo ors, 4: Fs —— a Keeping. Address, stating terme, LX. star office. 1c* | 835. O11 Othei. now. ____ aud i i 7 TED. ¥ 50! COUNT! G00! Vy ANTED—G: a s P 5 = VEn— ‘The examination opened with Mr. Iyman at | POTISS Cone etre ki eemekrim ens | . va | _ Another writer says: “As you have kindly | W ttcmuecs eauined THOAPOONS Dear Store | WANEERcciENEEEMAN Manis A LooM IN &| JOR SALE JUG fine drivers avait’ gud’ seitiess the stand. He was saked how many and whst| .0'toox him on board, with bis crew of three | gilt Z, had the hay fever,” sald Algernca’s | cise 9 women the right so vote—and.one | 16trst 1i_ | and wo other roomier, Aiidroas iW. Sar office. 1t* | 1icre resmoneble Wodtest were the duties of the employes of the com-| Franimaux and two kyaks, I had no knowl. | ter, “as you have it, I'd stay in this climate | 7. i portant question—viz., the risk to life Wi STEDI1 6000 COOK. Giv TTTHET NW WED THREE FURNISHED On PawitLY | Or E-OR CHANTERCT UO Boat, ated mission. He suggested that he first make a | edge of the dangerous region, no charts that | Sbout five minutes’ and limb of those near and dea ANTED- WHILE ERRAND BOY FOR STORE. | Rowsspreteroed, senpntoe eter eye reat | IG, SALE OR CHART Toad Nea baltinct ae statement as to the history of the com-| gave any information, and could not procure s| “Where would you go?” g0 forth daily to their avocations,we cheerfully | WAN,=D. W111 Teh | dress ATRAMAL, Starofoe TU MNHHTOS SAH | Soca Cros) mission, which was agreed to. The | pilot; hence I looked forward to our journey| “Anywhere that the disease didn't” avail ourselves of your privilege. Iwill sey | Wixtep_« SINGLE GIRL TO COOK AND DO! WYANLED-BY A YOUNG LADY, ROOM AND | JJOK SALE—CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP Piia- commission, he said, was started on | up that river with no little anxiety; butwehave| «But how would you make a living?” that to avoid crossing the numerous tracks | WANS=DaA St rk: referencelrequired if colored; Bead dn Cultured family wucte tuere are no | A’ ton Busey and Side Bar Top Buss. bo te the lth “day of January, 83. | Mr. | been in a great many dangerous places, 80 that | yy ae ot re at New Jersey avenue southeast I sold | to as 7th at. uw. 16° | folemd ove, terond Lenk ae ee ae O08 Toth cena: must be sold at ona, STARLe Lyman then gave a rapid history of the differ-| the exploration of the Kuskokvim was rather in esheets @ place I hoped to make my home, and sold BUSINESS OFFIC B,, Star office, ‘aus-3e . : erent commissioners in their order, giving the | our line. “Work?” echoed Algernon, in pain. “Why, | &:/. ‘great sacrifice, I also had to remove aN sizieen oF auteen years —— ees EY HAS BEEN UseD dates of the retirement of each commissioner | “Leaving the Nushagak on the 7th instant we | father, that's worse than the hay fever.” from northeast section of city on account of | School. who Ug st WANTED—LOTS. COOPER'S Boarding Stable, reer of down to the present Sane _ office at os w= sevestieatioes - Ce Inorg a tracks St Histteet, where froqesntiy, Saving the writine, Box 118) Star vines, = = = — -; __ sab-aer mt, he said, consisted of three Commis- | Islands, where we anchored the following day. S winiter-eupectally, wainasomin oear renuig ini ANTED REGIST enep DE . Tai.i0 teasd an SOG DEE cE aE Aaaese Nroeen’ a chint guuatiner ah O4,000, @ sscretary | Wile the Gctetoan nee ‘engaged in shore Po following pathetic scene ts dina Sree | Tos care acd. Kecaice abons ine these for fight: see biving oe Le ee ee scant Lot About 00 Foot myuate ou ur near | kiytectufice a Pectoct Paiuily Hotes. warranted sud at $2,000, 12 clerks of the various grades, 1 mes- | collecting we located one of them astronomi-| ‘the Press report of the Kemmlering | 0° the lamps in the bars or gates, think at TASSIUM. stat ottiee. Te eA BOTT Tala peent purpose, Address : Fg fF" senger and 1 age in mee to the cally, saat Fanning ooiscll ies group Papen Blonarieagee ah ates pera least at the present time the engineer mons WAS2:D-21G MONEY SELLING Re. — ton Warn tad tade, (A Set of Marea, en juestion as to the annual cost of the commie- | later in the wi on our way to the north- in ‘ashington, D.C., had fainted and lay | be allowed to ring the bell or blow wi le chive for printing advertising signs; most wou- SHS = ‘ Ay ON ax removing ne ony, Hon, Mr. Lymaa said that outside of the sal- | ward. Anchoring in Hagemeister channel at| upon a bench, where be was being fanned. | after entering the city.” Sierchant splentid ornate seus co every, | FOR RENT—ROOMS, _| Pawstestahiosijouing remtence 1901 kat aS aries the only expenses were $5,250 allowed |7 p.m. we gave the ‘naturalists several | oye orencn’ hithacl Seem bas eatll au Wao mas GUPsEEE BARUPACEULING Coe ees, Rent work, Al yANTED_BY 4 Lapr_comronraLe Pun. | Fiabe advent ats pécl eee BARGAINS AND for travelling expenses and the printing | hours for shore collecting that evening : = new : rites: “My life has | \WrANTED—A COLORED WOMAN AN WalTnEsG | WW tubed toota berssetire ond Set ea Lock | arene edvantare of pet Ae and stationery allowed by the Interior Depart) and the following morning. Leaving | 6:47 o'clock.” A resident of the county writes: “My life aud Chumibermaid im a small tumily: must be | B.¥-; Price Lot to exceed 610. Addross'MF A., Star | Lave been cut and used ‘careiully bo rtisthe aan ment. According to his calculation the sal-| the channel the next day, we continued our ex- been endangered so many times by driving thoroughly, cuupetent and be well recomended. | Mice : cone Pe seariice Urices tor cash or aries amounted to $35,100 per year. plorations in the direction of Cape Newenham, | A man, who looked like he might be hired by | across grade crossings not protected by gates | Apply | sie nhs ew TS eS i RENT—THREE U FUENISHED COMMUNI- fh. See Shem Stone’ see Bee ee Mr. Lyman was asked to give a history entire | where we arrived at 3:45 a.m. on the 10th in-| an electric company, brought this in this|or watchmen that I fee! I should have the We neater ARTES | cg Siete ee nomnine | Ea va Of the best reliat cach or of the manner of carrying on an examination. | stant and anchored under its lea to ride out 8) morning. ’ rivilege of signing this petition against this cook. Apply 6:18 Pa. ave. uw. : OK RENT —903 NEW JERREN AVE. NK, We | valuc to make Toomey donate ebet ane halt As a preliminary he gave a number of figures | gale, which exhausted itself during the day. eWhs dian . Bin whioh gives everything to the railroad and | WY for spams of ieee ae ita ete, COOK | be Pires Unfurnished oem a eeeEY AYE NN: THB PIANO EXt showing the number of men coming under the | Getting under way at 9:15 a.m. on the 11th wo y didn't Warden Durston’s wife stay t0 | orate nothing for the city. Icannot think | seu jourimo washing. Apply 9¢ 51° | door, parior, bedend hall or Parcar Bowen writes aL classitied service, | At first 15,000 came under | entered the Kuskokvim river and were fortunate | 8¢e Kemmler killed? Because she Durston’t.” | fac, unjust legislation will be permitted.” UL ANTED=A WHITE SETTLED WOMAN To DO | MMUMly: Mowe coustorte, Sear our limes of care It" this head, and in June, '8Y, between 29,000 and | enough to reach int some 10 or 15 miles = Ab daphne ; | FXO RENT—ONE LARGE FIKST-FLOOK THEER- o. 90,000 fell under the classified service. above Good News bay without accident or de- | _« = 2 ee ee st shay nigis and have ood Tolsrouse apie: | A windowed Rooms ae Sinall Coumuneting Cine “Orwata ! fe ss J i “ . y y - ‘ THE NUMBER OF APPOINTMENTS. tention, where we ae obliged to anchor, the ‘The newspaper mien who went to the Grange Another signer writes: “‘Inclosed find my | 7UNi0tbet nn auz-zie | Koom, with water; One Large Thcee-windowed Front jon are the best. f **¢ lil ” “ ai 2 = our ua 1 Large Bac vas le Mr. Lebibach wanted to know how many of | *hoal water driving us so far from land that wo | Picnic yesterday didn't like it a bit,” remarked | signature to petition, which I cheerfully give. nee ke YANTED—A GOOD STABLE MAN AT ROCK- (OM SALE— . = feared we would the native village without | One of them on the Row today. There is one thing that should be borne in WELL'S, corner 9th and O ats. a. ae a K . PIANOS AND ORGANS. this 29,000 had secured their positions through | recognizing it. Kir Petrott placed his belong-| “‘No, you don't say?” responded s friend, | mind and that is that this is tho capital of the ANIED — A THOKOUGHLY COMPETENT oly Ry Td gy A civil service examinations and how many were | ings in one of the ship's boats, which was taken | who couldn't go. nation, and every Congressman can says with Nurse Mea satire charge of am iniant, | AUply, Sombie ocener may couth and cust ivoute a = SaaS OTR eee. Rovcevels thought ft would be digicalt to Shostak jar thoel poeoel ah lire “Yes I do say, and Isay further that some of | U% ‘This is our city.’” WANIED-MAN AND WIFE TOT {OR BENT—THREE "NICELY eid wecvud. band, . give this faformation’ but Mir. Lymen thought camp of native whalers was found, who prom- | them were sq mad they wouldn't eat bite of at eblngerer hiskred Nag See jh arg er alice 2 ee eS, Aeerene: a H oo that before the mvestigation was over he could | ised to assist them to the nearest settle-| the dinner nor drink a arop of the wine,” A business man who has scrutinized the list FAKMEL, Star oflice fea AGONS AND BOG BOs SLE canes, w #308 Ob easy terius, 100 Jobs to select from, EERE panting end trimming neatiy dows OOK JAKBOK GUS M st, Georgetown, D.C give the information desired with substantialac-| ment. It was expected thi hme — “Great Heavens!” exclaimed the friend fall- | Of names appended to the railroad — v ANTEDKEAPECTA ; ; iL 70 bi wa. Fist S b ites: ** i eferences; #' mi or ‘ one Uicen mide 10 the classified service | three native boatmen were seriously ill, making | Heavens” he murmured when restored to con- Worl, Henry Kano, £21 80h steers southoresy Hare WASTED—A WHITE Gin FOR oF through means of the civil service examination. | it absolutely necessary for us to take them to a | solousness, “chow mad they must have been.” | Tet Kaspale, 825 Stn street southwest, There is | gt, ng tore ® Fanuly of Four, App: Well furnished, lange aud airy, larwe piazza. Lately — — = ee ee L pgpdingeny bees Smeg ae — Bor greg ariey Abe WILL TRY TO MAKE IT Go, |2°t 2 dwelling visible at that point, nor has WAXIED{AN EXPERIENCED SALES Laby IN | Occupied by mieubers. a | Fe tahoe LQTS ON CHaRLD ere ee i tevctataaute Weta ece required end i id everylaiug oe ecdld te tao * | there been for. thirty year, ‘The names J. M. | VR Fancy Notion aud Worsted Store; references | FOR KYNI—COKNER NINTH ST. AND MASSA- okt; + 300 each: seduced from exami + Ly 7 ere : yO y = ° paid the first step was tho filing of an applica | the success of his expedition Manager Sullivan on a Hunt for a Capi- | Dorey: ee opel meltere wee © | KOE MENT—612 MARS AVE SW O BEA ‘A GERMAN GIRL TO | J usul kvows on First Floor (comiuulicauias, For ues, beet ane At 91,1 |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE could to insure 7th Bt ow, a5-St chusetts ave, Large Neely Furnistied Rooms with | ®20U. ‘ Seven-room House, 7 scros of land. at{Halpine, Met Cross and J. Meidenheimer appearing on the i Dicengut qunitper rows, southern and easters | ysreuch: @3,bU0., Several Ries tatters oe tae, tion im the form required. The applicant is SOCIAL MATTERS. talist to Back His Nine. peutiond balievete bedediion sruocar: eerence cna, ——_—__aub-ot | Mls. ion iovly aia, rect Tater eons —— tape emeyposig sen folos piven i Bulli said thi ar * GET SIGNERS IN YOUR BLOCK. 2, floors, sinzie orem gegen yh 20 3 oe tions are of twoclasses, one known as “clerks,” | Se a Manager ivan said this morning to a Stan = ee ee ~ | nohousckeeping: as Roamans or wee “4 eee » {or positions of 61,000 and orer, another kind | What Washington People Are Dolng—| ,,crier that he would decide tonight whether |_ 401d citizen says: “Being opposed to the W ice every doy, Working Women, Mots Doyeand | APU 138 sC nw. opposite Langoats: aud Ue | JOR,SALE OW EXCHANGE —303-ACRE Faual known as “copyist,” for $900 positions, and Personal Notes or not he would get a new team together to | Baltimore and Potomacrailroad bill it ocourred | girig: no waling tor mork applications 16F govern. ROE BENT AT 1325 FST. Nu. FURNISHED | WMC. CODD, Zo1U Alcoanna st, Baltimore ayo-3t under. Besides these two general examina- ; — ' ‘ould get a together t0 | | me that is would be » good idea for you to | ment positions prepared. Bay Bullding,7th and En. w. of Untursshed Hocma, sutabid {or Dentist Keal | On GaLR RENT Ol KXGHANGK—€2000- a tions there are many special examinations, the | Mise Hattie Woodfin, daughter of Gov. | finish the schedule. The other association peo- ke» suggestion in your paper that those | 0 _ ais —__| Fatate or Frivate Purposes, Reasonable to geet Sen by jeasant Village Home; seven rooms aud hall. ip main ones being bookkeeping, special pension | Woodfin of the Soldiers’ Home at Fort Monroe, | Ple, he added, Braden, Barnie and Burnham in op 'd to the bill Peed | get signers in their Vv AQIED-8Y PRACTICAL on aloes mead WOR RENTOTNREE HOON é - Malley ot Virginie; excellent ganten, yard, frulis, examiners, medical examiners and assistant | was married yesterday afternoon at the home Particular, are very anxious that Washington respective bioeka: ” tux lis oR RENT. GERBER ROOMS, pS RNISHED, pater, fable a: usevees sud nat tig ou whore, examiners for the Patent Office. There are|to Mr. Robert G. Bickford of Hampton, the should continue in the association, and are Ad- | childreh. “Apply 01910 Hstw! ays swe | City. ve. See ous-lat many other special and supplementary exam-| home chaplain, Rev. J. J. Gravatt, officiating. illing to lend hi i & PRACTICABLE PLAN. inations which are used as the occasions arise, | Miss Lincoln of this city was maid of honor, | Yiling len im some players. . — = | JOOR RENT—FURN OOMS, NE, A well-known business man who lives in ANTEDA SETTLED WOMAN 70 COOK, | Fits ana Peumon Office, goon tobe’ basa es South Washington writes: ‘It uffords me pless- Wash aud tron; aay et uigtt; good wages given | week. UIZ diet Uw a os eee en cae {0K RENT—THREF APARTMENTS OF | WOAND as in typewriting, stenography, tc. The papers | The church was thronged with distinguished pd does not exactly like to specie for the “clerk” and “copyist” examinations | guests, the responsibility for the entire club, but is iti ii = a A are always prepared in the office of the cum-| © Mr. and Mrs. ©. Auerbach and family, Miss | 91mg papeen = some capitalists today and serbia pre ped Leta a rer ages hime ‘cdg gy otc lt prcwhiementidie oy {ree Toomns of suite; private beth aud clowet : cis mission under the direction of the chief exam- Bei = ; Will settle the matter tonight. It seems that | TSilroad bill, because the s ie tay Ak binge at lehte eid Corer ioe ater meal | GRRL, furmaved:: at oA - Amy Reitzenstein and Miss Balch are the latest 7 moved » few squares further south and the | stay at place at uuzhte; De . d | MON, cor. 18th sun iner. This isaleo the case with mostof the Is at Blue Ridge Mountain H. ‘Snick- | 1#% Sram inadvertently did an injustice last mall left cl f th er station should | SPPIF; state waxes: ted; Wo Suuday business, Ad- other papers. although m some technical ex- ccsville. ¥ ue Ridge Mountain House, Snick- evening to both Manager Sullivan and the | Buy len cleat ae eae aid So Grae dress Box 127, Star ofice, “aug ite” aminatious the pupers are prepared by boards | &'#Ville, Va. ye players in describing the latter as sitting on | 2° ep echt Press the mail and cov- | WWANTED_LADY ARTIST: ONE WHO iHOR- outside. The coi ion, however, has entire | Dr. J. K. Halley has gone to Atlantic City for | their hotel porch and laughing at the dissom. | 0m 6th street and put on the mal walee es guehly understands Crayoh Fortraite. Apply to control of these papers. In some of the exami- | a couple of weeks, fiture of the manager, Thoy were in hearty heir bagel epee apesadirs goed mreayy ea fot LOT SSS nations in New York the papers are prepared Dr. H. C. Thompson and family are at Reho- sympathy with him in his efforts to resuscitate | 844 fro to, people in crossing 2 Wane freight depot on Maryland avenue is by the special board of examiners. All the ex- e corpse, but they could not afford to take 8! po! aininers, said Mr. Lyinan, were detailed from | both for the month of August. i Frame Cottages with Lance Lote, ob sual movth. te, OWL your own Louse and stop payins reDt, Sud-3t “EADTEKDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 Fmt, INE HUNDRED AND TWELVE od by 3 Binal Hotees, between Wash- ington and Fails Churcu: would subdivide nicely, oF Would make excelient dairy, fruit or : terms $00 per acr, tng 10,008 JUR SALE— CHARLTON HEIGHTS,4 BEAUTIFUL ~4 Julius Wantangton howe. AGENTS TO SELL HOUSEHOLD table 10F subdivisioL of pecialties on Now Credit System ; good pay and suburban (Call oF send for printed list any more risks. ‘Those who left last night |® Buisance of the greatest kind to the whole —-= advancement to right man. Sods aud-2w JAMS 5 aeRO the departments, and their services were simply | Mr. Charlie Forbes of the War Department | parted the best of friends with their oid | °ity and should be moved weat of 12th street or | ® NEDO WHITE GIRL AS CHL Zz Be ae ACKES 14 MILES FlOM GLEAN: it it were. is spending his vacation at Virginia Beach. er. eastof 3d, The tracks should be depressed ANTED—W ITE GIRL AS CHAMBERM aD FOR RENT—OFF ICES. fig op yer eg ‘The friends of the Friendly Si =e —— between 43g and 13% street; the best eugineer- | ou) sind Nurse: Sood reierence required Ai jig at} __ = z ling and Outbuildings: ame essipnelon ya spipstais tenement eisai al poe rte di ise a THE BRICKS FLEW FAST. ing talent has agreed that it is perfectly pract —EEE = | F2OR RENT—DESK KOOM IN a FL ‘The question of the detail of these men from | merry trip up the river last evening. - UMPETENT PHARMACIN’ = > per acre. 8 great bal , DC MUST fe oe ey Cam KD, cable, Then why not remove the danger of | W Mirus, refereaces irom: inte employer: iste | Fat are ee? TE API epee Row Ralsed Because an Organ | 8t8de crossings by depressing the tracks, ealary ex) oftice, the departments was @ matter which should] Dr. Jos. Taber Johnson will go to Atlantic ed. Address BROMEDIA, be looked imto and amended, thought both | City for two weeks, after which he will join his § ——————— = ry rc a. bor Grinder Would Not Move On. THAT HUGE EMBANKMENT. Se eS SO OR as BNNs FOR RENT._STORES ; ng orchard, pros uoqmand Messrs. Lyman and Kooseyvelt. The men so de- | ‘amily at Aurora, W.Va, during the rest of his i . Another citizen writes: “Four and a half] W Sxtipopanne boone ens, MANAGER = = = a eye gre ONY tolled | wore away from the ade the aces: J. Make nd wits end 6 daa re In the Police Court this afternoon George | years ago I was o resident of South Washing- ences, £W.F., Star office. _ aus-6tt OR REN DE BLE, STORE Bue! Pat. = ae ead of the departments, re em- W. 6. ¢» Mule and wife . and Mire. Nolan was charged with an assault and battery | ton, with an office on F street northwest, which ANTED—500 WHITE AND COLORED MALE | 3° three floors and basen, situa ‘1ith st He ; 5 ore room! 245100 feck. particularly: suite at tae ot hoe + “Ccatinuing ou ihe question of the eaumina- | Cement ove spending the month of August | on Angelo Deliino, an Italian organ grinder, |to roach led. me dally artes that part of, tne Walter, Houwoworters ‘Nur estaurent. Hove | he fusnitire Dasinons: wilieive a leas Fe uc aye | Gey, pougea M,maiet of Rooksalle young of tion papers Sir. Lyman said that all papers |" Me Saases Matias Gl the 's office |B July 80. ‘The latter testified that he was on | public park bordering on 6th strect and the | and Dining iioum Coots), Heiy for Puladeiphia. "| Fearx. Apbiy to KANG TY, 1901 F stn. das ‘st with Duckett were either made by the commission or by Sel sepigdiencaiereaper marahal’s office | gh streot playing his organ and defendant told | Baltimore and Potomac railroad, and I became i = = 3 oatside boards and submitted to the commis- | 18 Pending a couple of weeks at the seaside re- [—NEAT LITTLE him to get up. When asked why Nolan struck | ®2 interested observer of the way that railroad WANTED — DoXDoOR: DOXD EMPLOYMENT BU- y kind of anal busi aoe a ee 166 ACKE FARM, WITH HOUSE AND Fi sion for approval. The commissioners wer ts along the Jersey coast. ; company monopolized every toot of ground | wiiioand colored, tor all kinds cl domestic lubes cio | eustcorner 10th end W ste ne S00-5e | Rocavide: tend te bet poche ae therefore Fespousible for all papers used a} Mr. and Mra Wm. H. Teepe of Corcoran | his organ with @ brick and thon knocked him | COmPAnY | me iaving erected the main depot | sndstates. wits rierenoes nemoved 19 7Uv Loca. w- Limed twice, elogaut fences aud water; $45 bot examination, street have returned from a vacation at Atlantic | G°¥2. with its extensive sheds, the next move was to | _ 275-5 Sore, terms any. JAMbD #. BV ELS, with wuckeu & Ford, 617 F st aw. eus-3t Fs SALE-AT WOUDSIDE, ON TH: METRO pelites Brauch and the 7th st. rosd, 8 wiles from the city, @ new G-room Cottage, with sttc, cellar juree aud exceltent water." Lot 75 The examination consisted of three parts, | City and will leave on Saturday for Boyd's for| For the defense a number of witnesses testi- | construct a high board fence from B street to @ Ww “ . 4 A ANTEDTEVERY ONE IN NEED OF HELP IN | HOUSE E GUS: said Mr. Lyman. ‘The first bad refer- | the remainder of the warm season. fied that there were two organs playing and | Point south of the sheds, Not sutistied wi Domestic Work and all those who Want Employ- * A i Ment to call at the office of THE DISTRICT EM- OR KEN1—STORE 408 127TH 8 Sue f0 fhe pervou's character. his name, resi-|/ Mra, Alfred Falconer and F. Norwood Fal- | they were ordered away, and the Italians at- jai toate rerio py pager gees PLOYMENT ASSUCIATION, 1747 Pa. ave. aul-Ut* BE ¥. DAVIS SUNS, 1201 Peas ence, &c., his vouchers and affidavit as to his ss = : was netrui 4 7 ANTED— residence. The second portion is then the coner of Massachusetts avenue have gone to | tacked Mr. Nolan, who was struck with a brick, | pankment of the same | mgth of the said fence. V i ry rs Sell ity, om sal: educational test, the questions themselves. ‘The | ©20uial Beach for a month. and he knocked the Italian down, A certificate | Who superintended the grading and shaping Lorre hes ret ate ye riser | Terus to suit. Apr ia 402 La. Sve kw. or com jon. Address 1 i y LT have } Niagarast, Buffal 3e10-co%ra as —— — third tion of the examinati is th: Mrs. Fred P. Smith and little danghter have from Dr. Holden that Nolan had a fractured | the form of this huge mass of rubbish Niagar b ms n10-c0 = + z= 7 7 cy months’ practical Czamination at the apet gone to visit relatives im Madison, Wis., and | pip was produced, yet to learn, but he must have been a member ANCED-SALESMEN JN EVERY LOCALITY | 7 oST—AUGUST 2, ON F ST. LRIWE Leo ci zanast BURR At caltuens ment itself. After the passage of these three | Chicago. of the class of artists known as ‘arch botchers, to Man uta 1d Wholessle Our N: ew Proce at aud Treasury Department orn Crens! os | wtcellont wages: mo-cayi: | suum Pursc. containing invaey and cand with fe free. MissUUKI CIDER | x. heward if left at BUTHWELL'S, 1240 F et. it, Joveph, Mo. Jy 31-Im* a Mr. Closs, for the defendant, claimed that Mr. | ror a more botching piece of architecture can- | Cider, mude without portions of the examination the applicants} Mr. Daniel A. Duffy and his sister May are | Nolan had aright to order the organ grinder | 2 ee def hades. Ite | $i teuulred, partic may be said to be actually im the public sur- spending two weeks at Far Rockaway, N.Y., | away, as it was annoying to the workmen. wee oe comes cutaite or en aed & ‘a MFG. vO. bor sh igi ki d its present condition and Master Wm. A. Dufly of New York is visit-| Judge Mills ruled that he had no such right | ginal make up and its pri Re SALE-SEVEMAL ACKES, BLAUIIPULLY , = = J oST-THUKSDAY ABOUT 9 A.M. BEPWED located in Glen Bebo. Will sell as & whoie or ia er V ’ would disgrace the surroundings of a slaughter S L : ; " - ae _ 34 SE circ eaters portions | ™S.i0 tis ots. {the organ grinders having permits), and it was | house, and that it should be made a partot'a| WANTED—SITUATIONS. siietbccoutating mms rape, Si ombe | OG Fo ene, Met katate rues, ow applica assing the first two ‘ions Mrs. J. T. Bennett and her daughter, Bertha, | his duty to get a policeman to remo: ‘im, beautiful kc is an ontrage,” SS — | card. Finder will please revura 00d Lith st and | > ALES 7 GIeN, MD. of an examination are entered upon the books | and the younger children have gone to Stony One witness, wi en asked if many bricks were “= —— Guapeaion or German te; oe ae eceive reward. ' OOK LOTS AT FOREST 6 . MD, ascligible. If the general examination, as for | Man for the remainder of the ewmmver. thrown, replied: “It looked like # shower of TO MEET HER LOVER terminus Kock Croek Park; hotels, churches, sasi- farimay, sche hugh Sud Leahy.” Very derimbie building sites at low furures aud eusy terms 2 buat ou smad paymenis, J. ot uw. Ve - N. 2. UST—AUGUST 3, ON PA. AVP. BET, 12 gy carmen and Masio: Aideses SN. Beer omicn. | Ih SI ota tector mane we 24G. A very liberal reward 4 th lead to its recovers. MCDEVILT'S DETE OGIO best au ws ED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE COLORED | 1 Girl, a Fiace to do General Housework; no wash- | AG Sew entered afi ike teen ip quecennfal ones | Mrs, John F. Eilis and daughter, Mins Bapblo, | ryocourt ‘mid that bat few saw the first of | A. Russian Girl Fide to Her Sorrow which they come, with the grade, den Pasa | are at Atlantic City. ; the assault. Under the permit given by the ‘That This is a Broad Land, the written examination with agrade of 70 per Mrs. Wm. F. Geyer and family are at the | Commissioners the organ grinder could not be ing or ironing; quod references. Cull at 823 Sth <t | JG N APPLICATION OF M. V. TIEKNEY ON SINRSES (7 ORS - : a Pa bs AD us cent constitutes eligibility, except in the cases | Hotel Normandie, Atlantic City, for the season, Farrage beet ori glee Simca ate From the Utica Herald. — Ses Sai Lin 4s Saye. tiberal reward if re. | _BUSIN ESS CH. ANC E 3. of soldiers discharged for disability, in which | Miss Cora Norris of 1382 9th street is visiting 05 was i < rs . At 5:30 in the morning a well-dressed young Beating, jvumb- sUST ROWN POCKETBOOK | J), YOU WANT A cases ouly 65 per cent is required. in this latter | friends in Howard county, Md. She expects to mig woman arrived in Utica from Castle Garden. ALEX. WAT: al paper. t returned | AY Chance tn th faze the successful ones are required to be cer-| visit her sister aud friends in Montgomery Admiral Worden and Ericsson. She had come all the way from a place in | 5¥? au7-3e mal Segives. DLs, Gor Seb etn. w-, thaw tified first. This does not only | county while absent. Her stay is indefinite, i 7 ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Loet po PENNSYLVANIA AY includ die d lc ft j y Assistant Secretary of the Navy Soley has | western Russia and was on her way to meet V we 7 Ae weg riers neva at.. Envelope with soldicr » dischi bat even includes soldiers of Mac quesaed te Be baie copompantegy gone to Boston to be | sent a letter to Rear Admiral John L. Worden, | her lover in Duluth, Minn., who had left her | war’ e ease ae Cook, oF to de Gene vpiyito | Bevery lou by dow ite Leason so discharged. In certifying three names are | *8ent about two wooks. va TS Of value tober. Will Lude ' 1.003 4 United States navy, at Quaker Hill, N.Y.,which, | two years before to find a home for both of | 1120 1ithat. n.w. —_*¥_ | une Banding, nm *O Boon sent, and in case there is asoldier the fact} Mr. J. W. Thompson and Miss Thompson SS I RUG STOKE FOR SALE, $300. PART CANE, balance montuly , leet Of reasous given for sell ‘Adurens Box do, Star ottce aur ie = Scere = —A.OUMPLETE STEAM LAUNDRY, IN A - 7b800 | after noting that the department has fixed | them in the new world, He went to Duluth and ee one cae sence ZO OUR {708208 FST CAR AT JUNCTION, SSHAGG | Eien tocation, et Sines aacimwery at a banal must be c! scl 90s forth in the certificate. were in Paris when last heard from. Their Saturday, the 23d instant, as the time for the | became fairly prosperous, As soon as he was lera, Guactuen, Waiters, Kitchen elp for Us city. oF | fade cew™ Leotees Paces, coumeteis forme t ani! Apmy tos. 1 L0c wl . . ae" There a>, «i cc tree, said Mr. Lyman, many | trip to the North Cape, the region of the mid- barkation of the remains of Ericsson, con-| able he wrote to his sweetheart and urged her | S»road: ail have refereucer. 615 7th wt. uw reward. OMPELLED TO GIVE UP a8 other rezisecs of the special examinations | might sun, Wasa very interesting and enjoy- | ¢@barkation of th OPEN, - | able he wr: : ‘ge crak ERS AG MAGEE eee > — “ thet tas paid well aud will cou- which ars not arranged by states. ‘Tle next | able one. tinues: “Upon this day, when the navy pays | to come to him, but the age and sickness of ber Ww ANTED-AT. BEADQUARTERS — FOmt [ONS ost 5 ae HO MACHINE ON 1STH ST. Bu- rtunity tor any one out uf sep in an phointment isa requisition from «| Miss Emma Baum, who has been sojourning | the last honors to the creator of the monitor, nts kept her in Russia until this year, Both u ssamatress, Mou Waiters, < a G nw: lest siand Mo wow. and Nurso, beamatresa, Neu Sater, Cooke Coach: | Areward if MESSNER, 1 bead of 4 aspartment that such and such men a mst * it 8 peculiarly fitting that you,who first showed Fr parents having died the young man sent Inan. Butlers. $A ML A.COUALBS, 926 Fatin.w. au7-$t* | aw. $a er are need « Ihe commision then examines | ni Harper's Ferry during the past six weeks, | 10 iu‘ vorid her qualitice im better mhouid | her fekets to Dritg her to Arseries, with what | oa SUTLUYEis TOR FST CLANS | Gq) WILL BE VAD _AND_NO_@ its schedule states showing the apportion. city. unite with your old comrades in arms in the | he su was sufficient money for the jour- Servants, with. refereuce rH BZO BE Phi Big Prone ee ay ment and how many appointments each state is | _Dr. T. H. Bean and Col. Gay have left the | performance of this public duty. Great as the |ney. ‘The young woman began her journey ENE RORBON OFFICE she Yew Seber Sal | Revels tiken trom tue Futent Ofice portico on Au- still entitled to. On this schedule the state ix | city to spend a few weeks at Delaware Water eco due to the illustrious inventor who de- | more ieee sanead pan See serired e ass S Pereturacd to 409 16thet.u.w. sub found from which the appointment should be | Gap. signed the ship, it cannot surpass the respect | at Castle Garden thoug! je musi within oe =a KEE! OST—TUESDAY, ABOUT 5 P. a made. The commission then takes the | Mr. Henry M. Knight and family, Mrs. Harry sud-veneration in which we hold the manne ot 8 few hours’ jouruey of her friend. She came TED —SITUATIONS FOR HOUSEKEFPERS, Velope corteiniuk €49 with owuc:'s uaiue thereo! three names with the highest grade | 7 Knigtt and son and Mrs. RK. R. Burr and | the captain who led ber to victory. After haif | on to Utica, as stated. and was taken to the from the book of the selected state. Dusiness; ill-health with po prompect of imy nvr forces ime to this coucluson ; full nvestiguQon best reterence, Addrem, with fullsane D. vu. ome ALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STOKAG oeap for cash Addrose 6 A, dtar ullice. E_AN OLD-ESTABI ISHLD ClOA TO Dovioh Mure in Bouts Washington ress Mod Gy Star ative. sus. ra0a, Salesiadies, Clerks, Saieanen, House und | “uytable ewan! it coturied to DM. BEACH Dureed or Maida, Drivers, Porters, Watcha, Mostiers, | of Vangravinug aud Priutiug, or 218 Indiana ave. im, | eat |- | & century of devoted endeavor in the service of | Central depot, whence she was to proceed on wen Hands ec, iLargest office; best fac.lities), Se a} {OL SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED which names are sent to the head rag rat oop tomers summer st Powsll- | car country, daring which your mame has her journey by another train. eee aoe OS7—MONDAY, BLIWI AND 3c a Bice Se aninine inaction eee of the department sending the requisition. and Mrs. W. W. Sheed on 4 angh! Miss Emma | asd linked with some of the greatest achieve- She waited about the depotail day, and at det. Holtzma's, 10th and Facd F and Oth sta + from them the appointment must be made ex- ae ters, * ments of the navy, you have passed into a well- | night in broken German told Leovard Pruey, NTE SCE. NEO u.w., Three $100 Bilis. Liberal comes. for retura to cept in case of serious objection from the head | Sheed repr Bitsbath Jonetti, Are spending | earned retirement. ‘The Sime when yeu re-| tha baggage master, that she bad not bad any WAN’ =D aeG LA “wi ov S | BHGATENS rote shop aig 10s ww. ube of the department. which objection must be hats range Camp fair, Fairfax | ceived from the department the orders which | thing to eat all day, an iad only cen! AN CED-—SHOPPING 0 IN upheld by the commissioners” In case the ob- | county, Va : you executed with such fidelity and skill is | in her purse. When sho had recited the whole See aad ae ee rae MONEY TO LOAN a three more meu are certified. | The following Washingtonians are among the | therefore now past, but it is both my privilege | story and Mr. Pruey told her that instead of a €!*' Ste areas en wastes | Saw ais SS _ a case the objection is not allowed the ap-| recent arrivals at D 3 and my duty to ask you to contribute by your | few hours she would yet have geveral of | WAsten.3 ACINVI TEST FP8QM 81,000 FO $25,090 To LoaN ON ciTy = at Deer Park Hotel: Dr. and : ; treatment, recommended by Jeuding py siciane as Fropery at lowest rates of interest Tk | ~~ Sk, Aiee woud Skt ia Fae pointment must be made from the | Mrs J. Sutherland, Miss Bessie Sutherland, Mre, | Presence to the solemn significance of this oc- | travei her distress was pitiful. The | the ouly snecesfnl sewedy for uervour aud kindred | BROOKS Glu 1th at, Sean RE RENT—Cv. . 1 three originally certified An eligible is|G. D. Wyckoff and Mias Reta Wyckoff, Miss | C##ion, and to accompany the remains to the | hearted baggageman promised to do ali he | diseases 413 G stb. w. Mies C. F. DIEHL, Frau | 2h OCS — = — st. now.; goed Jocativn , scales aud brick off entitled to three certifications, Mr. Lyman in| Mary E. Busk and Mrs. J. H. Wilmot and | Vessel which is to carry them to their final | could for her. and began his ministrations by TO JOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP. | pur mouth. A. 5. CAY WO oe answer toa question said that 9 per cent of Sichvess: 8 rate oj portunity fora i MEKUL THQ, 1114 F ot A KARE BUSTS) oer au i plies) pital, Addiwes CALI CHANCE —WA Halt Ante: a a & 1, Star ofice. 6-2 ‘ONE! ee — Mororea oat Betate Security. Large amountes “ . WITH ABOUT @i,000 10 family. resting place.” Ree ees eae meal. He then interested ANTED — A. PRIV: OL OMMON | specialty. | Tiskk & LUTHERFORD, BO femme tyes py Sy mp PA the men appointed through the civil servic imself in bettering her financial condition, Seu eometcy or ecience ; | “My 24. ta cage na coed yayin busine, Bet were retsined in oft. paming successfully ram ypeapicanat rey caze Moll secom-| Death of Mr, William S. Davis. tad told Condactor’ Zoh Unser of the Rome, | Mirna, seme © Secmly | idies TEACHER | ao TORS esa ooo encyy chven ad fog oo Tn, Sree thro the six mo % Limi: tical 5: aD tsa Ciemie vii i dest bo ‘atertown urg rut il Ir. | So oNrep— 7 TE <ALE—HOKSE, W K AND FF esecaniogs Pn Pvt | easing ot Washington ‘are eummering at |, MF: Wiliams. Davis ono of theldeet rex. | Watertown and, Qedenaborg, about it Me | WW axe Gooey UQRNG PLATE ee dn a ADJOURNED TILL TOMORROW. — on Seeks Sok ee ee Tem ezene of | made no promises, but early the next morning, | office aub-3t* Dulldigs Lowes emeciatty, — | Nessus tor eulisun. addwene Box 18, star ofhoe ways? — s : Miss Nell Hodgson of Capitol Hill is visiting | South Washington, died at his residence, 637| wien he came to Utica again, be gave Mr. ANIED-NO DULL BUSINESS FOR Us IN| _4v8-2m pura.ne. |*. on eske-A VIROECLAMSOMOCERTAND EDD. At this point, 12 o'clock having arrived, Mr. relatives in the mountains of Virgini Maryland avenue southwest, atan early hour! Proey g purse of money which he had col- V Summer; jook iu our window and see. Weare ONEY 70 LOAN J: Vision store tu the Northwest, dois flourlsbi.g Joura unt tomorrow, which war agreed io. | _ Mit Hows Wabstar of Cstrectortbont has | thie morning, To the immediate funiy and | lected on te tin help the irl on her way, | Ses SSeS OLD Slane oll Beare aa Py ee | og om ng Journ until tomorrow, which was agreed to. ce sai Bhe finally left Utica, ra of about)“ yei1-3m 5-cos x Tomorrow the examination of Mr. Lyman | 5 ""2¢d from Atlantic City and Bucks county, | persons piaenpdiesdey dase bok torent | twenty-four hours, with a big bag of provisions ED MAX OTTINGER, MERE PROM menage Sx wets esreace nny RENT OR LEASE—A FINE BOsiIxuSS opt teen erg , Where abe bas been visiting. tion of his illness. fe looked | and many good wish OFk, last acres of ImdoreStdcl. Please wEaL med F’Piiperss with good inoutage and wide rear Mrs. R. J. Beall and da Sa een Se ianteen ———~ -°° fori at SERTIBLNGEICS, Corner Stiand KO. HOLTZMAN, Aoucta ne. It Was a Bogus Rat. Asbury Bark, 7” “auenters have gone to | rhe picture of health and although in bis sixty. Ths sendy Of Grae “erga eas att | 4930 Conver 10M aud ¥ ste, ww | 25t-8 wears ot : 8 3 fourth year he sect to ‘ = : — IN SUMS TO SUIT, : KING, Build There was quite circus lastnight on D| Misses Marte, Daisy and Nannie Kieckhofor, | und hearty. To the large circle who have | From the New York World. fetes na Ey Trt om Drea! ontate» Ti iekwo was ee TO AGE 8160 Om street east of 7th street northwest, Some boys | three accomplished juvenile musicians, daugh- | learned to love and esteem the deceased, the | Society girls have takem up the study of | ,yy jouuestor for Driiling | meghhed Io “untiniied A‘; to realige 10 pet cent per mouth can do had a dummy rat attached to a fine string, the | ters of Cluet Frank 5 Kieckhofer of the State , 83d intelligence of hiy death came with the | grace, which consists in being gently serpen- supe 7 cUou wusraDt Corre ae —— * — inl honsesase castes mae mann wt beat oe cud of which reached down toward 6th street, ; Department, are at Ellicott City tonight, where | seuse of persoual loss. For thirty-seven years | tine, To obtain this undalating walk the head | *°" be Ra Re gg LS yd SeK! 39GRS | they will assist ins charity concert b: Mr. Davis was a faithful and eficient employe Tontive Policies bouchs at Tick! TICK: ‘The rat was placed near the sewer trap and i Wa rensctde ocd Lia ae Post Office De; ent, and in the | must remain firm, the shoulders droop and the ne Degotisted UpOD same BL ressonaise, terme BAL has cut the Prices. Watches Cleaned, when suitable victims came along the signal | the family of the lew ftrehoed Moree of | OF the, Fos supplies, where his duties lay, his | movement come from the hip. In this way ply to BH ACHESON, 19 Fee, eh Pat, cone. 4 would be given and the string pulled. Then Admiral and Mra, Carter het Apag 4 place will be a difficult one to fill His kindly | there will be no tossing or shaking of the skirts, ANTED—PARLOK FURNITURE UPHMOL- | "BW 915, a tow prtona. 2 the fun commenced. A party of country peo- = Sulphur Springy en? *° F*™ | ature aud sterling qualities made him gener-| ana the willowy, # motion at the waist | snd cubsecuemisnenmes Gp Cone ee ae ies Dea Sie pie were the first to bite, and after kicking at | (ier White Sulphur Springs. ; aily popular, and he was one of thoso men | will empousize tho snake effect eoughe, "Fox | gehsmeet it ertee TLS OR See tes & PERSONAL tie mit ton etek < eaee discovered the Posen a of Texas arrived in the of whom it is said Sas be bel ne enemies, | the cultivation of this indefinable charm walk- | \W g3i2D 2 BAUM rang THe mn on ae atone ms joke good naturedly Right and is stopping at the Fredoni ir. Davie wae taken ir ing. ah te Samia best exercise, as Faraitere. Sarpesn. foster eas Btuoe 2 waccaman a i THe r and were anxious to see others in the box. — Millie and Pane Carter of Mt. conteed Kg age he went to wngreel Poa dy eer it brings the muscl ea into fairly uniform oe aaneste can iS a 10s. wae ae Wear i id my fi os 1s a4 _ Pica " tio made 4 ork Cs . Cn ae eeCE Tie Horses. | Sg ave Prilag Sor an etunden ‘eip | <7 on instsocior ia Onombian Uaiversty, Det | Ree haat eh tee thee eee MSGi atoweet Rats ont etate secunty. | HO! sua oleae Cie a Isaiah Ridgeway, a herdic driver, was before | 2° ; now of Wilkesbarre, Pa., farewell prior to the | are not only productive of Hogarth’s Line of ANS* SURREY Soon 1908 he wre, epan tne SUTTA. 18 STORING Joa eemndty ak the Volice Court this morning charged with | Mrs Harriet Richardson of 1210 H street | istter's leaving for Europe, He | was | beauty but tend to perfect physical health. ONEY TO Loa om Saous of eorsetown, D. ‘sub sruelty to animals, it being alleged that be | BOTthwest is spending the summer with her| not able 10 regain strength | Grace is such an indescribable that ne, a hip MVIL SEKVICE EXAMINATION QUE=TIONS : George %. Lawrie, at Fort Berry, | from the attack of fever into which his illness | tives aid in the definition, It ie sot CO Siren : whipped the horses attached to the berdic for | §° developed and which was complicated by © | to walk on the heels, to take long strides or to SW. FLYXR, A.M. Ivy Instieute, poveral oqnares, A fine of 06 was ingpesed. Mr. and Mrs, Addison. M. Smith, Mr, Rex | gece disorder, and the long. inees torminated | rSine the toe feeas the more than two bouihwont cos. ib ond Kote. 8m, The Golden Cross. Smith and family, Harry ¥. Davis aud family | ‘Mis morning, In addition to his son he leaves | inches, Itis not , i and Miss Lela McKnew will a daughter, Mise Mollie E. Davis, and an aged Anacostia Commandery, No. 428, U.0.G.C., | #24 “ Za” OO 8 6 | tomer, who te now over cighiy-ave youre of eld ite regalar meeting last evening at Gray's | "eck Outing at Piney Point, Ma. ge. Mr. Davis was actively connecied with Hall. Noble Commander Pyles appointed C. lie B. Adams has returned from | St Paul's Lutheran -Cuurch, wt the corner of F. Walson, Stephen Simonds and Albert R | Newport, where she has been visiting relatives, | 1ith and H streets northwest, The arrange- Cator the committee on finance, and Mrs. E.|_ Mr J-M. Herfarth emd som have gone to | ments for the funeral will be annouuced. L, Cator, Mrs. Mary L Simonds and Mra Ep, |Uwdountospende month Queer Chinese Anzsthetic, Walsou the committee on the good of the| Zhousands of patriotic residents of Washington ponies seein eeien ordet. James H. Dony was appoited to con- have enrulied themselves against legalizing A curious angsthetic used by the Chinese fer with Mr. J. A. Koeder in regard to & pub- | slaughter, as is proposed by the Atkingon Dill. 4J| bas recently been made known, It is obtained j ' i tion of the cantata of “Esther” f ocusity. om the joint benedt of the different commandericg | Y% Mave mot done wo, why moet — + _ | by placing a frog in » jar of flour and irritating | wyscnmma” said Master Harry, “how fat “O20. age gor, ipa pose ere Commander Walson installed | The exeontive beard of District Assembly | it by prodding it, Under these circumstances has grown!” EY TO ON Bi! aes ae vines 1. Gator ip the fice (of, vice noble | 246, Knights of Laber, will meet with the gea- | it exades a liquid which forme a paste with the soe replied hie mamma, “but den't say he eS commander. At the request of the oe executive board, = tee flour, This peste, dissolved ster te Sager oa say ‘stout,’ ” bd ‘308 7th st, nw. the arder and complimented the = el ifunon teiiroad on bona of the dur | mnetes'h startet da eee ithetwould okesny Mh meat Oo, tana M eat 5-1 Ane epg oa wency. tict executive board, pain being felt. sp tea ” said , “Tl take some stout,’ 824 Buccessor to ra WASEINGTOR, D. G.,