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n.w., 6 rooms, bath; all mou. izaps. ‘or- between 13th and idth; bay windows 9 ‘And poe: ELEGANT IMPKO' fOR_RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR. SALE—HOUSEs. FOR SALE—LOTS. =—— ioe = = Se = - : Sd JOR KENT_1746 CORCORAN ST; 9 ROOMS AND ‘OR SALE_GILT EDGE BUSINESS PROPERTY, | NOR SALE—-A BARGAIN-77H ST. NEAR PA R SALE—ECKINGTON ae : iar undet 22x07 to alley, 7th near G st. Mw. at low | A’ ave. 8.0. 2-story G-room ‘am.i ; easy terms, SUPERLATIVELY CHOICE. entire house: furnace, ke Aipiy to OWNER. ase 5 re. ED. 3. HARE, 1006 Fst” wuaecate 82,200," HEDFORD W. WALKER, 1000'S at srw pabon't bay until you have looked at and inquired Tsun we'nw. a aur = ee } y SALECONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW ECKINGTO! a = ¥.W., EIGHT ROOM: ‘ rere vaLUARLE PROPERTY i SALE—ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW 2st + Qun end sumer hitches. Gwner, J- ORVILLE | if (ARR CORNER OF PERNA EVARES AYE. houses on T. st. between 9th and 10th nw. MOST, BEAUTIFUL HOUSE QITES, JOHNSON. auz6-6t° | 191 48 Larch st, Sr. ABD LAFAYETTE SQUARE | | ee ee s00 th. BNOCKS Creek Ae erat ary | uze-st ‘3. B. WIMER, 608 13th st yy pe ie 10 AE th tho Pasineiyania aves feet HOB. J. Pisses Koo :SALE—COR. HAREWOOD AVE. AND SPRUCE e ieee Bose WiLL T.. +. onierh tm prov is: 305, q at tw. ‘Le Droit Park, a row of 2-81 Bay-window, oT : L is oe ae ae _ = 4 BEAUTIFUL 23-FT. FRONT BUILDIN( Abpis sis Peneylvania ave. mows awbéraee Fs 930 FOR SALA, UNUSUALLY | FIRE BRIOK | Sroom, ell m1, Prick, Dwellin mt be completed | TX ‘SAME SQUARE WITH JUDGE MILLYER R KENT—NEAK NEW SIGNAL OFFICE, 2024 | 1 i Kesideuce for the price, $5.7 lettered street | shout Cetober 15, price 94,800 each; #1,000 cash; auz5-3t F" weetgtg, AND 1313 F ST, N.W., Adioimae Sox BUILDING. Suitable for Stores or Office’ Pui THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. a uw. RENT—BY R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL Bi Sad inserancs 1 | Broker, 10th and ¥ sts. nw. BeSEs OFFICES. 920 to50 Elegant rooms in “Run Fe... 40) Bt “Sreproct,ele- 01 Conn. ave. 1026 Conn. ave. 2020 Conn. av. ¢rear). Conn. av. treary..230 RO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fatanw, MALL SIX-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, bath, was and cellar; FURNISHED HOUSE, 1342 VER- Fre Bi beth; sanitary plumbing; pered; elec- tric bells; speaking taba; lot 2032120, t0 O-toot alley, DAVID_D. STONE, 2t 806 F st. nw. iF, U36 Oth st. .w.. bs ‘N.J. ave. n.w. 6F: ‘OK SALE—A NICE HOME IN A FASHIONABLE oO Ma. neighborhood, 13th st, ® short distance from a Sth st mp ircle a Pre handsomely papered; fe fron au2-4t “EDAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. new. 0 HOUSE ON °21.32100 to 2,350 square feet of ground: lot alone worth #3 DAVID D. SIONE, 800 Fat. a. w. Gordon av.n. euzy-4t to NTS IN DUGAN & ‘LER, ws29.38 Pan, | SEAUMREAVE SSG Pag TR ae JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—7-ROOM HOUSE Bn Bierce ot a ements, and in HODGE! 307% F at, POR SAE FV AUTIFUL NEW 10-ROOM Ho USE, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. BET. DUPONT AND WASHINGTON CIRCLES. SALE—THE HANDSOMEST JOR ARE IN T! re ion ee For magnificent residence site or series of fine dwell- or for elegant uptown APARTMENT HOUSE or Boren. auz2-3t 3. B.WIMER, 608 13th st. order. au22-3t* {OR BALE_A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON Handsomely decorated; stone and brick; bright; : roy: Furnace heat, 20 Toot trout cheat ai bogmism yore a pine ane . C SEVERAL ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES, S08 20k at RAS LOW MARBET VALUE, 50 | King's court, 41 SALE—A COZY HOME ON MASS. AVE. NE. 215th st, Bice saat, Boge ne ON aaa AY imps. easy terms; price 300. +t AVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. Fok SALE 58500. CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY, will buy a Ne PBay-window Brick; north- 9 fooins and bath. hard wood Vid D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. Ks SALE- RS’ EAR NEW HAMPSHIRE ave, Frame House aiid Lot 21.4x90; 4,10 DAVID D. SIGNE, 806 F s 6 Fatnw. FPO? BENT—BY THOMAS EF WAGGAMAN, Heal kstate Broker, 917 F st, n.w. HOUSES. 1327 G at. n.w. 45 40 _ 8025-8 N. W. BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH STS. Four Handsome Three-story and Celiar Resi wo with brick and brown stone and two with Stone fronts; each house contains 11 rooms ery convenience ; location first-closs: prices 3384 Corcoran: 1446 Qst. now. 4HOS, J. FIsHel & CO., 1921 Flori 24 F wt. ate, {OK SALE—“A PERFECT BE. 13 WHAT Pa Sr..40 1: k they ali say who examine that New 9-room House 3th st. n.w., Or...40 110 on Vermont ave. with 2 bay windows cabinet mantels, *, complete in every detail; 1 invite iuspection. au DAVID D. STUY 806 F st, now. ave. u.w.. hear lows Circle; three-story and Pwd, SE ement; ail inod provements : 7OR SALE—SPECIAL BAR Basement: (all modern. improvements; im co F Lst. nw. bet. 1s j-room Frame; lot 15x126'to 20-foot alle: 32,500. G st. nw. JOR SAL CORNER OF 1 AND 17TH STS. N.W. © most desirable pieces of property now on the market. ? Lot 78 feet on I street and 120 feet on 17th st. ter. 1s Improvements cousist uf Lange Double ‘Brick Resi- Stable rear 608 F s.w., W.5 121 Ls. seeceee BL dence, contaiming 18 rooms. 8 ty C. H. PARKER, cor. 41 and E sts. sw. a ae ce waae pie 30 | _an25.6¢ THOS. J. a 7 > r. & dwe. s Pe st. Pes th a aad The above isouly a ooks. For fuil list cali at office for bulletin issuedon — Bong a the Ist and Loth. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. and bath, STs. : = t ry * DWELLING ON 71H . = OnE BOS Re ain TA DUFEY, S40 at, oppoeita JOR RENT BY GRAMAM & SMITH, 617 14TH court Louse. & * 1425 Q st 1909 1 128... 1017 15t Qst 41 Kellogg Building. ik RENT—UNFUL: ‘Or. “| 1109 Green's alley, 61.39 1244 Union pl, 6r...8.50 furn. : 10r: all m.i. ‘KFORD, 1307 F st.n.w. 40 dk RENT—HO! 21 7TH ST, N.W. large store and cellar, 10 rooms au to a good tenan KUFPERT, Sheri JOR RENT Ww. € DUVALL. ts CHEAPEST FURNISHED §-KOOM ered. larwe shady yard we by cars. one or two Foon os JAME! HANDSOME w. 5 Ber month. #6 1R RENT House in city A N st. uw., Lir.60 N stu w.. LOr. 60 404 Stoughton st. vr. 406 Stouxhton st.,Or. ae 1615 Ost. uw. Tir... Jke above, houses con teexamined only, eur of i‘ THOMAS 4. Fis aus bi rmitfrom & CO, st nw, LER * 609 F st. nw. arsed 5C st. nw. 8 os = Store and dweliiug, Sti. ope Bers FFE SAL Et Wo b-Rtoom 110) 9 Pa av. Or, hd be bough: ata per cent in . N THE ‘Brick, It 18.2x80, Northwest mproved by 4-Story wolling near Dupont Price, $13,000. Also 3-3 Circle; Li-rooms and b = cars, $11,000. ve Foom a. ave. ne . Str. &dwe, 1200 Del ave. 8.W.. rton of the property on my ory and basement EAUTIFUL HOME, 631 NOKTH Frag st Paps arg haif square from Peun. ave. cars; six large and two small rooms, Wo i. be sion Toll st., new 2-story and cellar, very com- ighgtted by furnace: large, splendid respect.” Price $3,000; with good brick Snead na nla N.. 2-story and cellar brick, $4,000. ST. N.W., NEAR HUNGEFOKD, 624 14th JOR SALE—CHEAP HOME, NEAR STANTO! Square, ne w 8-room and Bath Bay-window Brick mood. Inips’ lunwe vard toalley. Msoldat once 3,000, JOR RENT—1009 AND 1011 13TH ST. BETWEEN K aud L yoy, (uear Franklin Park), kuown as “The | E DUVAL, 1133 F st. ston.” 34 rooms; modern conveniences, wes = PK 630 "5 TOL WILL COL. OF 6TH A = oe — ee 7-room ath Bay-window —THREE NEW THREE ; mod. imps.” $4,000, Easy teria LEWIS & Houses on 1 st. n.w. bet, 19th and AL, 1s Fst. ot taining 9 rooms and bath, convenient! ALE—CAPT and B sts. n.e., Bricl DUY “ a 4 JOR SALE—GOOD IN TMEN'T —2-STORY Het ee EE En” | Ff Gran ci oie ee ee, lot 20x50; rents for $18 Price $2, LEWIS & i RENT—HOUSES 117 AND 119 NEW YORK e. D.W.; excellent condition F st. DUVAL all modern tu. v A oe i )OK SALE—MT. P Provementa, Reut $30 per month. Apply 124 } Scsae oe ‘ E hear cars, 6 rooms 8-room, ‘Mass. ave. 2. House ; large lot and stabie ja8s.aV.n.¢, 6. rooms, cellar and easy terms, beautifully finisued ; large le ‘wo 8-rool Cottoges, with large lots; 6,000 gach; easy terms, levant 8-room and Bath’ Residence; mod, imps. ; lot Ox140, $7,000. LEWIS & DUVAL, me Corner, hi, balan’ House, 3H st, 10r., mi. lgth'st.,10r,, mai 1410 20th st, 10r, mi75 616 La. ave. 10r..... 1 14G,10r..m.4. 100 145: one au: JPOK SALE TWO-STORY A window Brick on Muss d, Zr, W st, Gr, on ways occupiod, GRAHAM & SMITH, 617 14th st, . TEM. Ochst.,10r..m.i.45. Pu. ave.,store. 40. sth, 4’store...40. Dane .6r., m1... z » rooms aud bath 3, Papered througivout ; pri G. B. GIBSON & CO. HOM n the install Frou avins nt plan, the rents will pay for your house, which is suze to increase in value. “Toffer at fron 50 to $4,900; 8100 to O cash; $25 to 840 monthly; unusual induc ments to bu ya cash prices: well- bist, nd ouses, thoroughly modern; 1m the most and higlil, improved parts of convenient to good schools, s W.E. BUKFORI FOR @ IMMED Bestory 10-reom Dwelling in good utiful ‘neighborhood; 3 squares War and AFORD, N.Y. av NICELY LOCATED, story, Modern 10-rooni y. E. BURFC 1422 N. SAL) ately—Fine ; bes b SALE—FOKR_ $6,000 city hall, Good Uhis is a bargain, M, Sri... 04 2928-20 Oli : For @ sulilist apply ts WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. bw. 8S. H. WALKER, 420 B. ST. N.E -. 14 TooIa, Te’ 3 MOST DESIKABLE % rooms, bath and lots 18x100_ to pav alley: pri mis; Will sell if desired. BLM. ROHR Apyly to G. B, GIBSON & CO., 302 F. F House TORY BRICK, 5 eizht rooms aud bath; all modern . B. B. WakNrit & CU 916 F st. jew Bri JOR REN i MINESS PROP- y. (A 97 and 9B). Ferg) No. 633 Ost nw cop 407 Fst. 7-Roon! Brick House; Inte ste a 7 Wor tWO TWO-STORY BRICK DWELI> bake oven, yard and new brick stable; all in ¢ tags on 19th at, u.W routed orpettty OK RENT—COR. 177H AND CoRcOR der. Apply SWORMSIEDT & BRADLEY, § 2 low-priced dwelling in = very Fe sou Desiliti with all mod tuys, this howe |B “auis-20* | Price, each, 83,000. “Fur further yarticulaee apply to ait a first-clas: Apr to Fr JR RENT—1736 AND 1738 CORCORAN ST. ; 8 9-18" TYLER & KUTHEKEC Lk. rooms and bath, Eapezed | 830-1 oy au2s-3t throughout. A. H. TEIG.F | ror saw - ~ street se bh Gth at, Tw st 102. bath & far-e0 RENT. ELEGANT FAMILY HOT ® 0, for ten days only. 3 $ large rooms: tec 23-Bt FORD, 624 14th st now. 3) he kd 25) L st. s.w., s&d., o 1 Dat. s.w., std xe B. LEON AKD/ 407 desw T—BY AS. CAY WOOD. Brick de trout hall; hydrant cf . fat itt) A. & CAY WOOD. FPOe BENT BRICK COTTAGE, 1 Tr. New 7-roc Fi TH ST. BEAUTIFUL BAY large rooms and in good con- pont. T. kK. BROOKS, 616 12th st. a JOR RENT—936 P + W.. 9K, MI 1617 19th st nw. Jackson st 3t* CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 13th and N.Y.ave. joKk RENT— Rw; WELLING PORTION 1303 F ST. ‘eight roorys and bath, STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1803 F st. now. Joon weNToaa is SES TEN = Dave niece 16a2 Ore Ge eae 40 a oe A OH MENT }S16 RIGGS ST.; TEN ROOMS AND 50 1601 1st store ella 25 | WOK, SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN STEIGER & LIEBE! BRADLEY, 927 Fet. ow, nent; desirably located 1 = a sell at once. Adddress IN improvements: 10 rooms: bath room ¥ at 10059 C we Bee ‘OK KENT—NEW TWO-STORY FIVE-ROOM Bricks; waiter and closet: to the north of 63:3 K stcars: reut $10. £. A. McINLIRE, n.W., Opposite Trin:ty Church. st a Vow EF ‘SALE—47H ST. story ick; S rooms; ail m. ‘asses door; ‘A. DAMMANN, story k;14 rooms; cellar; 100; price 81 0,500. SQUARKE—8100, mothe Protige New o7 Penn. ave. 2. cash, balance 1 — = Bath wud Cellar Bricks; mod. imps, T—510 12TH ST. N.w ), ing, suitable for dweiling or off es i ewiste Devas =! J 1 ¥F (basement). ORNER REST. on 16th st.; 10 shed in “oak; T st., north Stable, large W 10- of Mount Pi rounds, fruit. Get L, 1333 F X-ROOM PRICK HOUSE, 31831 os id gus; €15.30. Apply to K. EB. aul2-1m FOES Po QU MNISHED. 9. 626 Qt, Gr mi... UNFURNISHED. » Lor, mA. -..60 41 sta mi, 92.60 1 8.0. 1 Sr...) B.W.g BeStOry, story Frame £10,000, rt st.,'Br., a.m. Room 4, Ati Tange, hot and Per month. Apply to au6-m 00) FOE, ALEC” BAWGAIN — SiX-1 terms easy. bay window, bath, &e. aw. OR SALEBY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. n.W., Brick Houses, modern improvements, FOR SALE—HOUSES. —— | Corcoran b14 &1on.W. ND. N.Cap. & Ist nw, RK SALE—6 TWO-sTOKY AND CONCRETED r : ‘ +t 40. Cellar Bay-wi i Brooms and | Qb-48 Siw, He i500 w'b, all mi; fimisued in natural wood; cor. Ist and we ae pore g or 208 a = ro SA SUGAN ER BUTLER.” °° | Bb. da oth nswati #700) 2 609 F st. now. 3 3 = 7 > ar md > - ae OK SALE—A VER HANDSOME BAY-WINDOW OOS That tw. TWO-STORY AND BASE- Brick Dwelling; ) rooms, cellar and bath; wido 44 and 46 Kst. nw.; House Ana IR. 13th st. bet. Q and Ko now. : # 00, FOR RENT— mtain all mod. imps, Price Set W. 1 HOPKINS & CO., 1480 Fats nae ras. : a a W HANDY, 921 F st. n.w. 3 NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK * iz E * P near 10th st. nw. ; 3-story and cel- JOR SALE—BY A. 8. CAYWOOD—14TH AR U ud 89,500, = KAISEK, Koom 4, —— no ares 10 could be tic Building. aut FORK RENT—THAT ELEGANT, RESIDENCE COX- tain 2 14 pone 20 ant fe) handsomely Messrs. W. i Houchton coraied and papered by & Co.; new sanitary plumb- ing: heating mew and let: Lath on 2d and 3d foors. laundry, &e. Apply to Phenix Mutual Life In- mpany, Room 1s, Atiantic Building. ° 3.3. JORDAN, General Agent. Fon kest. 1808 1471 and dweilin 1 IRABLE AND COZY 8 rooms, store Tout ris to sit pu 3 [ HOUSE FOR THE MONEY IN THE two alcoves, bath, coal vault, cov- three cabinet mantels, speaking tube, &c.; until September 1, 84,250. Ga) NEW HOUSE: "SIX ROOMS AND BATH, latrobes, rauge, hot and cold water, nice gas fixtures, near 14th st. u.W., 4-story Bay-window Brick Dwelling; 10 rooms: "all modern iinprovements: pric 500, A. S. CAYWUOD, 933 Dth st. L.w. ache See ROR BALE-A House in Mt. _LAKGE 10-ROOM Pleasant, cisterii, furnuce, open ~ BARGAIN - ence; from street cat are tes, marble mantels: lot 1001140; abundance of | Sate 1: inom fonce;, 16 savers, rear kanh aden Shade; $8500. REDFORD W- WALKEM 10uG 1 ys renat Be aa WM. F. HOLTZMAN. = SE Suts-3t wet RNS ESTMENT 3, New PRICK Bi ine S. W,, | Houses in wi y B.w., rentini ach: price JOR KENT — BY As. eS ee og BST. §-W | 91.000 each. WATERS & THOMPSON,” 80 M: Tor... # mn Oe: $1,650. a | | : _ Koom &, Atlantic Building, ent smable: banat at £35000. | POR SALETWO NEW BLICK DWELLING: eaaee finished, 8r.; on! S rooms, cellar and bath, electric beils, Xe. 4 Urhished oF watts TS kw Ng Fst. new. LE—SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS—THREF- tory and Basement 417 rooms; lot 25x115 to rooms ona floor; kat. near RT ave n.: 4.3 each; easy terme, ‘W. HOPKIN: Janae 1420 Fst. nw, a. FOE SALE, WE ARE OFFERING AS A SPECIAL Bargain the Hcndsome New 3-story Press-brick Frout Houses, 518 to 528 Spruce st,, Le Droit Park, containiug eight rooms exciusive of’ bath, ou the fol- lowing terais: One-third cash and the balahce payable $32.50 per month, which inclu.tes interest aud prin cipal. Persons desirmsg to secure a home or invest- meut would do well to inspect this property. ns it is very desirably located, being one square from the cable and £ cars ru direct to Treasury in fourteen minutes. 1 cannot be duplicated in the city tor the price asked. They will be open for inspection every day from 9 to 7 p.m. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN 700 14th st. YTTAGES IN Mi. PLEAS- 00. Call for particulars, HERTFORD, 1419 G st. 2 BRICK HOUSES ON ¥ 4 5 on lot 25x104 feet. Only Also Lot, with three Frame Houses, on lot feet, east side 23d st. bet, Fand G. $0,000. w J. i, HERTFORD, 1410 G st. E—ON $10 MONTHL Frame House ; co1 J. EASTERDAY, Room 3 608 * JOR SALE—T ST. NEAK 161H, NEW A: 8 rooms and bath; 86,500. RILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. n.w. a SALI F% TH ST. NEW TWO-STORY Brick; 8 rooms and bath ; lot'20x9: bh at 85,800, MERRILL & TERR au22-3t J. B. WIMER, 608 13th et. POR SALE-RENESAW AVE Lor. N. SIDE, W. UF 14TH ST, TWO FRONTS. ‘Through to'Sctiool st, | 4 }4e foot will buy. MER, 608 13th st. FOR SA LE2 108s ONL Sr. JUST EAST OF New Hampshire ave., 81.35 per foot; U st near 13th, $1.40: 11th ste ine. ‘near Lincoln Park, 80 cents, “A.B. FAKDON, 13326 F st. auzi-4t R SALE—LOTS—C. H. FICKLING, REAL E! tute, 1264 32d st. n.w., offers an opportunity sel- dom offered speculators and those seeking homes to urchase most desirable Lots om easy terms. ‘Lhese lots are situated in Rosedale between 16th, 17th, Rosedale and Gales sts. neat the terminus of the Columbia railroad and within one square of the Hy ienic Iee Company. Wate.. sewer and 8160 to 8425 per lot, according to location, €25 cash and month) y installments of 810. sts whe, for further particulars apply as above, or 7 LIFFE, DARK & CO. for Plats, 920 Pa ave. 814-12t F H CAPITOL ST. R, Sand T sts. n.w.; new electric ect improvements to "be made will greatly advance prices. Several fiue Corner Lote are offered ; prices from 30c. per foot upward; deferred Pay MEE On oF Decore Ay years at O por cent. For ‘ull particulars apply to WM. H. SAUNDERS’ & CO, 1407 F jy12-3m FS SALE-SEVERAL FINE LOTS IN FAIR- view Heighis, fronting on Tenleytown road.elec- tric care pass, Being 502200 fect, at 3Uc. per square JOR SALE—A NEW 6-ROOM BRICK WITH CEL. | [2.5 JOHN E BEAL Bie ict 7x03; Delaware eve. two evunyen south of iP ot. a duced t0 82,030. ED. J aan es O'HAKL, zest ‘DSOMEST LOTS ALE—SOME OF THE HAN in Holwead Manor, Mount Pleasant (between the 7th and 14th st. cars), still for sale. Streets are uow being wraded and sidewalks laid and trees to be plauted this fall. These improvements are being dove with- ont expense to purchasers, Several houses ranging in si ‘om BZ.UU0 to $12,000 to be built at once, Prices of this property will be advanced when street improvements are completed. or plats and other in- formation apply to WM. H. SAUNDERS & 00. 1407 Fst. jy13-3m COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ‘improved by a well-built 18-ro0m 20 per month ; price very low. se oS OR ARE, 1006 F st. p.w. FERS 1 2210 to 2234 Bound'ry'205 12th st. n. w. b.h., 816,900 " 6: $35,600 counsel, at once went to the office of Justice L. 1. O'Neal snd procured a warrant ageinst Turner, charging that he “did feloniously kid- bap and carry away the body of the said Robert G. Bulliss into the state of Maryland against the statute made and provided. isiting police headquarters Detective Car- ter was handed the warrant and in s few minutes thereafter Turner was arrested. THE CASE QUICKLY ENDED. Turner was taken to the Police Court, and Assistant District Attorney Mullowney, who was conversant with the facts, at once entered @ nolle prosequi. —_—_— THE ARCHERY MEET. A Potomac Bowman Carries Off All the National Championships. For years the archers have been favo red with fair weather during their annual gatherings, but this season old Sol was not disposed to shine at the national archery meet at Norwood, Ohio. Heavy showers and high winds made 00d scoring an impossibility, but the average records were higher than usual. Mrs. M. Howell of Cincinnati won the national and Columbia round championships and Mra Kera of Dayton, Ohio, won the ladies’ fight cham- Pionship, shooting her arrow 1891-6 yards. Mrs, Howell's score of perfect hits, 966 for score, at the double Columbia is the second best record ever made in this country at this round ln the contests peculiar to the Ohio state ax sociation Mre. Howell aise led, followed closely by Mrs. Kern. But one bowman was present from east of the Ohio—L. W. Maxson of the Potomac areh- ers, Though his shooting fell short of what was expected, in view of his recent practice scores, he 5 ed in carrying off all the national championships for which the Bowmen ed. His records at the various rounds National championship—York round, hits 166, score 718; American round champion- ship—hits 170, score 9y Potomac round mpionship—hits 59, score 279; fight cham- Pionshup— distance shot 264% yards, The record at the American round is the beet since 1886, while those at the Potomac and flight contests are the Dest ever made at the national meetings. Friday was devoted to the rounds vuliar te the Ubio state association. ©. B. Knoblaugh of Cincinnati won the state championship at the union round, with hits 91, score 433, break- ing the record. 5. H. Duvall won the state championship at the American and C. B. Knob- ROBERT B. BULLISS RELEASED. Judge Bradley Orders the Discharge From Custody of the Utah Inventor. BE REVIEWS THE HISTORY OF THE CASE AXD THE REMARKABLE CIRCUMBTANCES ATTENDING IT, AND DECIDES THAT THE PAPERS ant DE- FECTIVE. This morning Judge Bradley gave his de- cision in the case of Robert B. Bulliss, who sought his release anders writ of habeas corpus from the custody of Hugh Turner, agent of the territory of Utah. The decision directs the discharge of the petitioner. Mr. Bulliss was arrested here under a requisition of the governor of Utah and placed in custody of Turner. The prisoner while in Turner's custody was locked upin the sixth police precinct here, in the Alexandria police station, in the fourth precinct station in this city and in the Rockville jail, from which prison he was discharged by the jailer and Turner sought to take him. A petition being filed for a writ of habeas corpus the case was heard last week, Mr. J. J. Barker for the petitioner and Mr. ©, M. Smith tor the respondent. THE DECISION Judge Bradley said he hed given attention to the many interesting questions involved. The relator, Bulliss, he said, had filed the tition, alle; that he was im} rly and Tiegally rest ge filed aiidarite "tn which enough was set forth to make up the defi- ciencics in the petition. In substance it is charged that lurner instigated J. B. Francis to make the charge on which the requisition was granted; that Francis, Holloway and ‘Turner had conspired to get Bulliss to Utah for malicious purposes;that he (T.) had ap- plied to the Attorney General for tunds to take the prisoner to Utah, and that while hold- ing the warrant of extradition Turner unlaw- fully held the priaoner here. ‘The return shows that the respondent, Turner, holds the relator under authority of a warrant of the chief justice. TBE QUESTIONS INVOLVED arethese: Arc the papers sufficient; bas the authority been abused, and is the violator a fugitive from justice? It appears Bulliss had resided here since September, 1889, and he was not in the ordinary sense of the word a fugitive. The contention is made that the questions had been passed upon by the chief justice. Itis apparent that the chief justice ad acted simply as an executive and not as a JOR SALE —IN ROCKVILLE — NEW 11-ROOM House; large corner lot; in fashiomable part of the 00. J. ADRIAN EPPING, with JOHN O, N, Columbus Building, 617 F st. 5-3t FPO S425 NICE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, (568) HIGHLAND STATION, rounds allt; ‘Two minutes 'walk from care; is acre of Nearly new; pleasant exposure; well for $3,500 WOULD EXCHANGE FOR LOT AT ECKINGTON or Lot on line of Ecktneton Electric Railway. Bt J.B. WIMER, 608 13th st. n.w. A SACRIFICE, 103 ACRES OF Land, % wile from Bush Hill Statio: hb ud same distance from Edsal Station, K. & D.R. it., 6miles from Alexandria: 83,000. Will exchange for City Property, or sell half. 3 Acres at Glendale Station, K. R., improved bys # room Dwelling and Outbuildings, 2,000. Easy terms, A 6 room Dwelling with about 4 Acres of Land in 12 9,000 | sonst. u.w., fh. Stable in all 338 to, Hall alley n.w.. 1 to G alley bot. < Evaus Addition to Hyattsville. 81,800. Small cash 6r. : “4:000) pay i, balance monthl a ‘The above 1 only a « . rtion of the property on my books.” For fil listcall at efticefor buljotin issuedom | HOR SALE—A VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM the Istand 15th. [auzz} THOS. liile from Hyattsville and >from Washington, = On . eels improved by a fixe 12 roum Dwelling and Out: Fu SALE buildings Situation of Dwelling Elevated, commandi Very Pretty gn extended view of the Country for miles around, a fine lawn in front containing, maguificent shade trees, land highly improved. UII “DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F nw. C 3 MILE FROM SPRINGFIELD De) station, B. & P., improved by an 8 room Dweil- ing and Outbuildings. Vleuty of fruit aud shade. $2,100, on monthly payments. DUCKETT & FORD, 617 Faw. ALE—ON EASY TERMS—A NUMBER OF small Farms and Desirable Country Residences Rockville and at other stations cf Metropolitan: ‘oad. JAS. P. B. VEIKS, with DUCKETT & Fi it. Te at JOR SALE OR RENT—-NEW rooms, with improvements: Kent, $16. Apply to LOULs P. SHOEMAKER, a jt 920 F st. new. POR SADE” ONE OF THE BEST BAY BRICKS IN the northeast, two story, seven rooms and bath, five closets, dresser, range, two latrobes, slate mantels, two water Closets. dry conercte cellar; lot 18X98 to f Datwain toa quick buyer, FE. st au 2 21 10th at. nw. & ACKES, 1 T. 15TH AND 10TH ; 9 fooms, bath and cellar; aan. EAR BOYD'S, METROPOLITIAN 0 acres woll Lined and Productive: wood se. New Barn, fine Water. Bargain at COOKE D. LUCKETT,. My Zatory Bay-window Brick: 7 -story 7-room Brick; a.m. 1. m ; $1,150. REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F at. n.w. NEAR SENATOR sion; 9 rooms and 00, 88,500. SALE aT 5 ATION, } TROPOLT- 5 tan Branch, 4 Acres, inclosed, runbing stream, Oven ieee F Sutainavg | Toom house, shade, pure water, fruit, poultry howsce & rooms, with modern improvements; no d yard. barn, stabling, high site, looking south. COOKED. LUCKETT, 935 Fat. T HYATTSVILLE. MD. A VERY located on Q st. bet, 4th and 5th sts. n, Price $6,500. aul9-6t “OL T 7 Desirable 6-room Cottage. with over an acre avd e eoeue NEN RRICK | third of land; on pike, 5 minutes’ walk from station, with “ Price | 815 per month. As owner is compelled to come to only rty will be sold very cheap. WATERS town this pro THO: ioom 8, Atlantic Building. su2: NT—HANDSOME COUNTER! 3 PEMA snc, poe in datareng dire rad ca lands Vaege shade toomss'S silos fsa case 407106. brick stable and cariage house on rear; price | ptt dun land: large shade tro. 3S miles from city. Sy ee ee aE eee R. siation, 4 miles out. Price $12.50 per month: aul?. barn, chicken house, &c.. 23 miles ot 7-room New House; i a out. Pri 0 per mouth. FOR SALETA SPLENDID 2-87 For Sale—Several farms near the cit; man; ment Brick House, 449 Florida if laud suitable for subdivision. or seni bath; 1m. i: size ISx64 to 10-ft. alley 000; fernis to suit; must be sold. ‘THOS. G. HENSTY & CO. 1300 F st, . dcircular, JAMES EF. CLEMENTS, 1321 Fat. now. JOR SALE-AT FOREST GLEN, MD—A HAND. some New House near station; bath; hot and cold er; ) rooms; cellar, closets, porch and tower bal- ; just complete, with ranze and latrobe; 3g acre corner property ; sidewalk from station to house; cash, balance on lot e. Apply at once. SAUL dR HERTFORD, 1918 (OK RENT—2 HOUSES AT LINDEN 30 monthly; possession Septembe: HERTFORD, 1410 G st. WANTED TO BUY A FARM CONVENIENT TO tt Louse of ten or more rooms: wood shade , will pay $500 cash aud 3200 a month, Address, with particulars, FARMER, 10S lstst.n.w. aud 1-L0t* }OTOMAC RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE BAY ‘arias ; some fue estates ; vory cheap; with abund- ance of fish. oysters and yaine GH. CALVERT & CO., 1010 F st. n-w., Koom 7. ‘aul6-Im* wath cou lan AND JUDI- x1)6; until 34 roperty ypnosite heid t $10. Cail between 9 and 10, 4and Sthis week, T. H. GARDNER, southeast cor. Gth aud Fstsn.w. 1 1G BARGAINS FOR QUICK SAL Kant Building Lote north of Hygienic Manufactory, 15th st. Ten: F water, sewer, street graded Per foot asked for ground opp perf This is the cheapest land east for builders or ors. ts on South side of M st. n.w, between 22d and ats. ; 1Sx8B to alley; om 43 per foot Vills Lots on Kenyon st., Columbia Heights, one square from 14th st. curs; cheap; $e, per foot, One Nice Residence Lot on Md. aye. near 8th st., per foot; room House in good condition ; beautiful situation abundance of shade: statiou—Fen wick, on Metropol fronting also on F st; a bargain if sold at once, tun railroad. Kent $25 per momth. Apply to he south side of Florida uve. between Sth and nF: LEIGHTON, he ‘awe depth of 65 feet: two corners 15 482 Loui: a ave. L.w. Sure to advance in CHAS. A. T WOOLSIDE, ON THE METRO- politan Branch aud the 7th st, road, 8 miles from the city, s new 6-room Cottage, with atuc, cellar, Junge closets anda well of excelleut water. Lot 75 feet by 200 feet. Price $3,200. ‘Terms to suit. Ap- Ply to BF. LEIGHTON, owner, 482 La, ave. n.w. uz-1m Fe “SALE-LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD, and 335 feet on F xt. ne. House, rented for &: tt auzs zy 8 NT AT S.W. © terminus Kock Creek Park; hotel, churches, sani- Stand 2 whole or ta low User | tarium, schools; bigh and healthy." Vers’ desirable TYLER S& 07 Fst. now. au’ building sites at low figures aud casy terms. Houses built on suail payments. J. H. HERTFORD, 1419 G st_n.w, 3y26-1m West side of Uth'bet. Kast C 418x100, per foot. West side of 11th bet. Band € _ ARCHITECTS. EMOVED MY OFFICE TO _ per fu IBS ot, a ea beanie ice proct tating aumcindip oe ae Corner of 12 _= — = = —_—_——= fest ate ot. CORRIGAN BACKED UP. side of Rome Suspends Dr. Burtsell for Sym- pathizing With Dr. McGlyno, The Rev. Dr. Richard Lalor Burtsell, late tor of the Church of the Epiphany, New York, who was removed from his charge on account of his expressed sympathy with Dr. McGlynn, has been temporarily suspended foot, of List. bet. per foot, th bet. Gand Hate bie, 2 To 0 alley, per foot. ‘90 each. an23-5t POR SALE ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, — Lots i this subdivision overlooking the wnd within 2%¢ miles of the business | from the exercise of his functions asa Roman es Which make them eh ear tiase tn Catholic priest in the diooes» of New York. ‘corau Building. 3-dt° | The decision of the propaganda in his case Ss. CAYWOOD— (which has not heretofore been made =) pea > bir ft. front, | was in effect that the docto- should be re- moved from his pastorate and make an apology or retraction for his action to the archbishop. He was allowed a certain time in which to this, with the warning that if he failed to give evidence of his penitence within the allotted time a sentence of temporary suspension should be passed, . It is not true that Dr. Burteell was offered the parish of Rondout. He was simply removed from the Church of the Epiphany and ty. 2 B.w., 30 ft. front ¥ WOOD, 933 9th Ok SALE—LOT ON 7TH ST. 8.E. BET.A AND B, 48x112'to 30-foot alley, price, 1.25 Lot on 11t G 160, pice, DUGAN & 'BUTLI a Fee SALE—A DESIRABLE LOT, EITHER FOR Building or as an Investment, cor” 3d and L sts. n. per og ty Y llioiter ae Dr. Fendorgrast of Rondout appointed in his = a ‘ {| place. Dr. Burtsell will never take SALL—UPO! Di : 5 ear RE prod charge of any church within the diocese of P, SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. n. UZI-SE JOR SALE—A CHOICE LOT IN CLEVELAND ights, on Woodley road, 602100; graded, Archbishop Corrigan. Should he comply with the Saguiremnata demanded of him by Rome he will be rehabilitated and sent to another sidewalk, &e. ; near car line. Prico 3.3 cts. ; on easy | diocese in accordance with the custom ana F wade asi ag, of the church in regard to priests who have been suspended. R SALE—LOTS—HAVING SUBDIVIDED 96 Acres of Land, becinning at 24th and K sts. n.c., and secured the extension of city streets, I am Pared to offer the same as a whole for the sum 480,000, on easy terms. This is the cheapest pro} al «le “alley; on I st. between 9th and 10th; ALE—NEW BAY-WINDOW BRICK, Six | erty'in the market as it has been subdiv: Chicago has been broken by Edward Chickley, Tost 923,08" yzice for sew aye a8 | rooms ara bath all mod. aye: ‘adat bet ena id Zotncan Lonoid tacks vor foot viciding slates |g gtadent of the Long Island Medical : rane 510 - xing : Street: , named. Treat worth the wo! wgsra2-c@H 250 00 W. I HOPKINS & Goer | nddrean, SNOPE: WAGGARIAN, "| Some yoars ago Nelson made the trip in 14 10.30 Halt si s.w., ar auzbse AE HOLTAMAN TSF nw 1420 Fst. auz3-7t 700 14th st._| days, 28 hours and 90 minutes, Saturday night 920 ¥F st. o.w., Office Rooms, $15. JOR 8. -THAT MAGNIFICENT COKNER , LE INVESTS = /R SALE—ONE OF THE CHOICEST ‘ATIONS | Chic! rode into Ch having been out % ‘A. 8. CAYWOOD, Dwrelline and Sise Loty toth and O mts. neseou: | FOR SALETA SPLENDID INVESTMENT—A FINE | {OR SALE ONE OF THE CHOICESTY ley Bond | 14 days, 6 hours and 25 minutes, or 17 hoursand auzs.zt 953 th st.m'w._ | taining 25 Kooms: lot G2 feet fromt. ‘This is due of | west, renting for@rb per mouth if sod at once | Wid Conn. ave, where. work is, HOw § miststes loss than the reser@. ta. addition ep Piven ol —— — | the finest residence properties in Washington. It will | pies au 0Uo Wie BORER OO. 1 TER te geen eeccee Rew Sure mores aie eee | Soa a cessed Shin Paar traveled much ae [ee tir and schist Sioet pre tieushewen pth) CE pe harder roeds than 3101 Nave eee? 30,00 | tet Citaltns W. HANDY, 021 ¥ ot-n f'arooms ahd ‘kitchen: Koud Vote running back es | Eefuregmee uuver ated of eycuteen mouthe ie jelson took, His route lay from New Yor! <r edad eet a4 Fok SALE-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON FAST | alle vr rent ut $. i tout briwe $12; local aUZS-7t UNO. ¥. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. | which he left August 9, to Philadelphia 720 Sth st. me, or nce wlll Bente eee eee ‘the Portland. If solid at ay brie, $1; ini wore Sanother comnetane —_ R SALE—ON 7TH ST. N. W.. NEAR | {tom there south into the region about Con- 738 Sth wt a6. au SasRE Be it. WARNER & CO, 916 F st. auz3-3t U. L. BOYER & CO. 508 F st nw. F Pounary. ‘208 ft, front: at 50 cents per ft. only. nelleville, yok Baio Whesline ata Fs SALE A/SYLENDID BARGAIN EITHER as | JOH SALES teem st FLORIDA AVE, TWO “it?” SNOB! WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. there to Columbus, j th; 6 to alley; pr 2,000. {OR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON Oe Pippi wo =es Saye Ree sorte, | ROR CALETA, Veet Degen Toot. ‘inquire | Ho was a theological student, and, being de- Buss 3t _ 609 Fst. nw. | at Koom 10, 614 F st. nw. sirous of up the young ‘people of the 1230 70K SALE—A PROMINENT COR, ON 9TH si. | 70R SALE— EIGHTS, alow BANEEROWER Faw, conan 1 store and dwelling and two 3- F These Sreny LOTS wii story wellings, 885 per month; | are incomparably the mest 1115 F st. aw. Price, 813.000. Decane burit Rindge feldnce eitey inthe Duct Fenda oe Se Stews ‘609 -_ | _ ands 4 it RENT HOUSE 1115 10TH ST. N.W.; NINE = gates r ag Fe An i NINE-ROOM ME HOUSE ON z rr i Fes Bio inguine at b20m La ave eude te Fisucriciene, “Tarmacg open. Breplacen Inundey, | IVO* ®4 EAU LIEU oR JOR REN1—A SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; ean ae TOR Salted ak. aig ¥ ovements: 319 Delaware ave. ne: corner 10th and @ Nversity F: 8 ory rom the Capitol; rent @20.50. A) Ith st.s.w. sus be? JOR RENT — THE CENTRALLY Located Hous, 1251 — Se ave. 9 water closes yard Avpiy om premises after 4 p.m. a EE Rirpiee ees oies judicial officer. “In ayn | the question whether he should be delivered it may have been that some of these questions had been passed upon by the chief justice, yet under a jaugh at the York round. ‘The annual business meeting of the associes tion followed the shootung and W. A. Clark of Wyoming, Obio, was ciectod president for the writ of habeas corpus such questions are | ensuing year, and (. K. Hubbard of ¢incimnati always open for judicial inquiry. secretary and treasurer. The proposition te On this point Judge Bradley read a number | unite the National aud Uhio State associations of authorities and said there was no reason why the questions could not be determined by him and he regarded it his absolute duty to pass upon them. He should first determine if the papers sufficiently show that a crime has beeu committed in Utah; secondly, whether Bulli is a fugitive, and, thirdly, whether the process had been abused—whether it was used for an unlawful or a malicious purpose. HAS A CRIME BEEN COMMITTED? As to the first question, he said the first essential and the demand of the execution of a state was that it should be accompanied by an indictment or affidavit charging the person with crime, Where an affidavit is used the allegations should be more strictly set out than in an indictment, It appeared to him that a stricter examination was required when @ copy of an affidavit is used. In this case the | cee contain two affidavits of J. B. Francis, | th bearing date July 81, 1890, one filed with the United States commissionerwand the other filed with the governor. One affidavit sets up no offense on which he could hold the relator, ‘There are nowhere allegations that the repre- was overwhelming of bolding a union sated. the experiment ecting this year having shown the undesirability of such an arrange- ment, ‘The selection of time and place for the ext meeting was piaced in the lands of the executive committee, Probabilities pomt te Washington Court House, Ohio, and the latter part of next August, — THIEVES AT WORK, The Slat-Cutting Burglar Reappearse— Robberies Keported. The slat-cutting burglar made his appear- ance at Daniel Sullivan's bar room, No. 721 street southeast, at an early hour yesterday morning. He effected an entrance in the usual way by cutting the slats and breaking the window and carried off a demijohn of whisky, seven boxes of cigars, some tobacco, cigarettes and a ham. The police were notified of the burglary yesterday morning, but the burglars have not yet been captured. sentations were made in Utah or that ue « the money was paid there. It was | Hemry D. Johns, who resides at No. 218 43¢ apparently made to show that such | *treet, complained to the police last night that charge was pending. There was an inference | that Bulliss was in Utah at the time, but that Was not enough. It should be distinctly set out that he was in Utah at the time. It was not the duty of the court to look at the warrant, | but it was his duty to look into the affidav:t or indictment. It is distinctly asserted that the Fesooece were made and money paid in Sait ake City. In this it is charged the money was paid September 19, 1889, and the repre- sentations were that Bulliss had an invention of a motive power: that for the consideration of $250 he would proceed to Washington. pro- cure the patent and assign them an interest. The charge was of distinct representa- tions which it is alleged were acted upon September 19, 1889, and the dates of September 1 and September 29 are also given, but it is not stated what rep- resentations were made in the days mentioned which induced Francis to part with his money. It could not be that the representations on the 29th induced the payment of the money on the 19th. The paper was, therefore. defective and insufficient. It might be said that the offense was on the 19th, but it would not do, for it is directly charged that the representations were made on both the other days, Here was a re- pugnance sufficient to invalidate the affidavit. 18 BULLISS A FUGITIVE? He then passed to the second question: Is Bulliss a fugitiv> from justice? Judge Bradley read from 114 U. 8. 161 to show that the judge had the power and it was his duty to inquire as o whether the party was a fugitive. There is no doubt but the offense is charged to have been completed September 19, 1889, while Bullies left the 16th or 17th and re- covered the money after his arrival here in tember, having telegraphed to Francis for it several times before. If a man constructively commits an offense in Utah can he be a fugitive from justice from that state if he happens to be found in some other jurisdiction? After referring to author- ity the judge said the law was explicit that the accused must be actually present in the jurisdiction at the time the offense is charged to have been committed. He read from an Towa case that @ fugitive was one who flies from justice, and it was difficult to understand how one standing still can be a fugitive. Ifa man makes false pretenses in Utah and the offense is completed elsewhere the party can- not be held as being constructively in Utah. The papers do not charge in express terms that Bulliss was in Utah at the time, and by his own testimony he was out of the jurisdiction of Utah at the time of the crime. sa A varied entertainment by a host of profes- WHETHER TES PROCES Hae BERS ARDED, sional and amateur talent for the benefit of the On the question as to whether the process popular Washington comedian, G w. has been abused the judge said that be could| Graham, will be given at National Iifies’ inquire if ithad been used for ulterior pur- | &mory tomorrow evening, Tickets, 25 cents; poses. He read from Church, 474; Spear, 448 | Tonerved seats, 50 « 1 ihy Seana, with te Stone that's felipe hod the raght to keesiac tans | polatese the garden show at Kernan’s thi oven- clear wer the conduct of the officer. What was the duty | :08-,, Sheridan and Flynn's company on the while attending a temperance meeting last evening at Pennsylvania avenue and 4'5 street his pocket was picked of a gold watch and chain. The plumbing shop of C. C. Willard op F street was entered Friday night and robbed of a bar of lead. einem A TAILOR BURNED OUT. All His Fall Stock and Many Dress Suits Go Up in Smoke. A fire which came near proving very disne- trous occurred about 10:30 o'clock this morn- ing in N. Horn’s tailoring establishment, No. 613 F street. The quick response and excellent work of the firemen prevented the flames from spreading. The lower floor, which is below the grade, is the oue occupied by the tailor, while on the next floor above are the offices of the Washington Real Estate Company. Ip their offices were stored « large number of valuable records. Through the efforts of the fire department the flames were prevented from reaching that floor. The fire was caused by the attempt of @ colored boy to fill the tank of a gasoline stove while the burners were lighted. An explosion resulted, The fiamce drove everybody from the store and nothing could be done and ne goods could be saved until the arrival of the fire department, Then the stream of water applicd subdued the flames considerably, but not before they had spread from one end of the store to the other. Almost everything in the place was destroyed. Mr. Horn had just received his fall and winter goods and it was all either de- stroyed or damaged by water. A large ward- robe of dress suits that w ‘opt on hand for hire was destroyed. The damage to the build- ing, it is thought, will not exceed #500, while Mr. Horn places his damages at nearly €5,000, The building is owned by Mrs, Annie R. Day- lor of Virginia, who is represented by Mr. A. T. Coumbe, and is fully imsured. Horn's stock was also insured, but the insurance, be says, will not cover the loss, = AMUSEMENTS, Friendship Lodge, No. 12, 1.0.0.F., will give & select excursion to Marshall Hallon the Macalester next Wednesday. Music the Marie Band. Tickets, 50 and 25 cents. Bost leaves at 10 a.m., 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. inside. of Turner after the prisoner was delivered to | "5! ‘ hateoenid him? It was the right of Bulliss and the duty | corpe, DC RG. cree io Maat malance morrow evening on the Macalester, Se of Turner to proceed to Utah. He (T.) had no right to do otherwise and good faith ought to have been taken at every step. There was an apparent want of frankness in the affidavits im which the requisition is based, The disingenu- ousness is apparent in the affidavit, It states that in pursuance of the agreement he was to come to Washington, and then seeing what effect the statement would have on the charge of being a fugitive, the word “Wash- ington” is erased and ‘to procure a patent” is substituted. Where should he go for a patent but to Washington, and he came here Septem- ber 29, and has been here since. This man allows the time to pass and on July 31 the pe- rs are prepared and sent here and on August the governor issues the requisition. Itis dent that they wanted the warrant immedi- 5 Borns, Mp., August 25, 1890, A fair for the benefit of the Episcopal Chure b was held at Point of Rocks, Frederick county, Md.,on the nights of the 20th, 2ist, 224 and ‘23d instants,in the new store of Messrs. Harvey & Spalding The attendance was very large Saturday night, nearly 250 people being pres- ent, and the affair proved « great success, zee eee ty Se Sane of Charles Virts of Point of , is dangerously ul with consumption at his residence near here, He was until a few months ago « gateman at Takoma, D.C., for the Baltimore and Obie Railroad Company, and his sickness caused him to resign. A delightful lawn party and musicale was held at High View, the beautiful summer resort of Sommerset T, Williams, on the night of the 2394 instant, JW. He acknowledged that he had Bulliss andhad him before the Police Court, but the case was dismissed. It was marvelous that the ? should have been sent to fizen of should H i i | : : FE | if dt ig Hf HE £ 3 i Fi i 8 Li il Hl riree H Fi E ! i ge rh os t i