Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1890, Page 3

en SALE—HOUSEs. House fronting the U.S. Capite Pied by a U.S. Senstor and his f tenant can securo this beatiful h foal rent; 13 rooms, pew RD, Misivont: strouxly built, Dusiness, and can at small jour tenements; rent, $2 and house $4,500. room House: bat! low Brick House: & St. & Sag Goose, | FOR SALE—HOUSES, erst oeaneee mee ED, 1305 F st. at Fe. carer a SSE ‘AMOUNT inves ante nue erties mantes JOR SALE_ON VERMONT AVE. im overy dotall. Bice. ice fowr to quick Lu it ONE, K Sedre: owner having mo ‘A New baths Bicely 1 5 cal on DAVID D. “‘Mtoxr, 806 F st. n.w. VE. new room House, erandly ‘fiutshed ; complete SALE—A CHAN Brick House northwest, wear ave- : SALE— 'W HOUSES ON 6TH cee ee Et Soe one Y others. Call 1oF ty formats ROW OF NEW 2 STORY ent Besa Brick Dwellings in the northwest aection of the city for exchanwe for Sequare OF part square in desirable por Pyeng _ 82-38 1007 Pa pve. sud Sty and Leave, Fo, RE seta DWELLING | AT Droit Park tion. 1336, cor. of elley. 6 att for 1830 and 40, ad each; term to suit houses on 16th st. 30 and 41, containing 11 and 13 by steam, will be Gnighed fa a da ng for gale snsieat reasonabie prices, _8u30-¥t* RK, Baltimore, Md. GOOD CHANCE FOR A BLACKSMITH, Wit sell tools or let shop of share, to the riwiit two fonres:iowrent. “Apriy at 32 H st. fod. | Ok 84 SALE—GROCERY, MEAT. Business; a prominent corner in Addresr 8.W., Star office. Owners, TAS Fst i nw. WO-STORY ARD BASEMENT rooms, cellarand bath ‘This is a very desical nor & BRA! CaPitoL _GLRARINGS. Senstor Morgan's Rec! <aeg gg ‘Tue Riectione Comm ae 2° A= tute for section 2 (the reciprocity section) of the exporter and he shall bé given a govern- and urged that action be taken on the resolu- tion intrddused by him relative to the emptoy- ment of Pinkerton detectives by the New York Central Railroad v. le nted to the ‘committee. Mevete: Ferry. Mcceun and ‘was ap) toconsider the matter and re- porta mara cpetoieno an early day. TRE ELECTIONS COMMITTEE WITHOUT A QUORUM. Chairman Rowell of the House committee on elections has made several ineffectual attempts togetaquorum of the committee together A LOCOMOTIVE SMASHED. Collision of ‘a Passenger Train With a Freight Engine Near Long Bridge. A railroad collision at the corner of 18i¢ street and Virginia avenue, about 8 o'clock yes- “Boxe aad the tariff bill. It provides that corn, wheat, | terday evening, resulted in the smashing up HANGE—AN EXCELLENT LOT ix | P*TI€?, Tye, oate, hay, atraw, potatoes, cotton | to a considerable extent of an engine and some AT OW LEASE=ay, UNFURN 7 RSE, waa en Fee 2,000. Sout te STEbT & BuADIEY, ag a EXCHANGES AN {EID ane Adee fea: 3 (einned or uagianed), Aémestic animale, lee | other light damage, no one being burt to may hapieacaeaans ne oe ite Broke: 017 Fat mw, d "| and horses shail pay a duty of 3 percent ad| extent. The scene of the accident is only a WILL BUY BRICK HOUBE 0 iN iB SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES IN PART | valorem. When any of th ticles - | few hundred yards from the north ond of the RAULE LO o any one 8 aro ex- | few yar, e e LE ata ey rowai lag gone Fe Suen rere, Soest Mom anal e 3 * | ported $ per centon their value shail be allowed | Long Bridge. The track is single one at this Seats ‘oatanle su tbe Peer: 86 worth 88,000. Dal ss sho PONE Fitturee: 1380 Lath et te: 83 point, and a freight engine in charge of Eng:- JOR RENT—1702 AND, 13 Fame gon nom 4 ORE ov TNE BE BEST Fe ray 09, RR ceinniPronerts stout 2-000. aye ei oo | ment engraved certificate for the amount found | neer Ritter, which was backing down the track two handsomely finshed | bay-winde: py abs BP pe Be | _aus0-1w St._ | near per year; wil or — a due him by exports. This certificate is made | toward Alexandria, collided with » Virginia ned oe . oon Ae DAVID Tul ONE. Fos 2 Swe me atx por eg the the city. ph ps Cc transferable, bat shail only be receivable for | Midland train entering the city from the south. rapths and facings, Apply to JAMES C = NEw nO Brick rece page og 14 customs dues on imports and not unless pre- | The passenger engine was damaged cousider- FRU ar ELEGART bed room: yarlorgeception i, Ubrary, TIRE CORTENTS OF a J0200% sented within one year from the date of issu-| ably and the crockery in the buffet car oe BEN] 1408 L 9: ELEVEN “0M and’ iS Soom roth kena wi Sy vremants; trom a Silver Pitcher and Waiter, | RNC8, smashed. The caboose attached to the freight gic furnace, beautifully: papered throughout t Bask: prekeatoxs. engine also came in for ashare of the shoc! re. Ar: fence; un Ly we vail ited in sui a cabinet ress would save APrER TEE bei 4 e = Say ee - ND Star oe ing jammed against the tender with such Samira ‘bath run ood rer: pete ike wa ong pete ete, pesseieras Sree of tho city: 2 ae = or .~ cad Sete Representative Quinn of New York appeared | 75/05 _ et me gah ny Bg eeion given Ocwober 1, JAS. C3 Be, One ae for routing rooms; for lowest pric crowing: Totnes, op every ‘aay: before the committee on commerce yesterday | tracks and the water tanks buret. No one was map an cl hurt, but considerable time was necessary 10 The passengers were conveyed tothe depot in carriages. Officials of the road say that the passonger train had the right of way and the freight engine should ‘erry, Bsa NON SALE THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY, NOW Le Schulties, trom the Federation of Labor, each | not have been on the track. j 7 NEWYORK AVE. ¥.W - : Ix THe CITY a Heautitul Lot 1002140: of whom of the necessity for Congress to * = aver SE BS Fes ae deiigntfuhy ygiunteds ages ee fake someaction in the matter and patarend |THE TWO MESDAMES ROCHON, i Pe finish 18 fe. f 3 ogg see ARS recast sullen’ te to the illegal appointment of irresponsible —— HOUSE NEAR if docked. Price, ©6,500 hotel ugt be un Wy within st 30 daa Aa Address Mf parties by co tions, A committee of five | Demurrer of Jeanne Claire Rochon te wuly $23. ‘oer month. 1 HICHANDS, Land and t, B. the Declaration the Libel Suit. Jeanne Claire Rochon, by West Steever and Charies Pelham, filed on the 25th of July last ‘8 bill against Joannis Rochon for an account, receiver and injunction, The bill in brief chea| Brick SONFECTIONE RY, 1 that a vote ht be taken on the contested | *tated that the complainant was the lawfal wD cov 38 Soo — FE SAE Wed, 18TH STA THREE wT0ny | Bocation wilt sel cheny for cas ‘Sires FRANK election case of Eaton agninst Phelan of Ten- | Wife of the defendant and charged him with fend 22H wt. and Ml and ‘An tixht-room Briek House on Kast Capttat st near | and all contenionee,’ ben iarae ac: owes fronts | SoA nE LENS. 1 ratic members of the com- | having deserted her in France and coming to at water aud water ele mew: only 86,000. Te beall SOUN &. BEALL Steadily at 818 per month: a burgaiu to an imtuedi buyer. te STARGARDTER, 613 15th st es—20x80 on Md. ave. n.c.; alse fronting ou E aims arge lot; lio Biv BS SIONE, 806 Fat nw. y handsomely pay See GOR SALE OF TRADE- OF TRADE TAN 1 EIGHT OK TEN. Foot wows: 30 New Hrlek Houses, 4 rooms, all allin south, For full information apply, {OR SALE-GROCERY STQUE—AT A BGs or ; FOHER, £09. rifice, as owner is going west. Location $350) mnt {oF ‘stsce ag Guelling oly @2 ly to L, BOYER SCO, 508 Fat nw. 01-3t R SALE—IN A MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIO! Fe Lease, Furniture and Good 1503 Pennsy vena ACCOUNT or SICKNESS— ‘Goods. ROR SALE—ON Lease and Stock of IRE FROM BUSINESS, I WILL soll or exchange for elty oF countn negsee. The mittee have determined to prevent any more meetings of. the committee this session by absenting themselves from every meeting in order to prevent action on the remaining cases The House committee on judiciary has ordered a favorable report on the bill intro- Representative Coleman of Louisiana yester- this city with Marie Waguer, who, it was al- leged, had been a domestic m the family and who was known here as Mrs, Rochon. The lat- Will_of » Well, before the committee. ter a few days afterward filed, by L. D, 2 tablished Board Sithan assured rent 0 . ¥ TONY SF. DEMIKABLE LO ATH iD Dy MrOwE eh rer month, ng House, with an assured aeather coonrenvatrixa. Geneste, a suit for libel, based on statemente OR RENT—A’ 66. with frame house, ren 2 contained in the bill, laying damages at €40, 000 against Jeanne Claire Rochon alias Je JON $ALE. SPECIAT, DARGA aaa ir eos r enyace iu business. 3. & KMITH, 3120 M st. George: | (ced in the House by Mr. Wright of Pennsyl- | Claire Sotty. Messre, Pelliam and Steever, the ry FIgu SALL-F SE. NF NEAL = Fw arORY town. D.C at" | vania to prevent manufacture of dies, tools or | Counsel for the latter, have filed a demurrer to Rebel A auother Fee SALE-GROCERY AND Liquor STORE; | other implements used in counterfeiting, and | the declaration. They stated that the matters | 24.0 S86 enna x Teun Y, big whinky twade; will give reasons for selling. vidin ities for viol: f the laws of law to be argued are as follows ‘. prot ng penaities for violations of ti i. ; 114 Fst. ww. Address LIQUOL,, Star office a1-3t" a6 neadiesdila Melis oo abicrwana.. That the declaration shows the publication i 1 gf HMER STORY y ISHING TO RETIRE F SQ AWES PROM “THREE DESTHAULE. BUILDING a and bail to be one not actionable; that defamatory matter relative to the ‘con lar yea condition, price, 86,000. MERIWILL & TERKY: Property my 24 ¥ st. nw. msiness, whic! in one of the best paying in the District of colunbia, 3. Appiy 10 Ib. old-established weneral merchandise use published by @ cause and to the day introduced in the House a bili authorizing ou Oh at. ae, near East Cap,; mew houses party to the cau u xt butidin on Syayeues = roy ‘The above houses ean ezugnined by perm s BY R. < 1 wort IAN, aes =. ¥%. RENT ‘tate and Ina! CES. Elegant rooms teers rr yee 2020 Conn. ar. ¢rear). 1 R Cor. 10th and E sts. ‘OK RENT—1WO O NICE eit kooM, HOUSES, pith vay window, 210) mod jmps. Apply tJ. W R RENT—1211 RHODE naa av ig RENT OY FISH & MILLER 3 BRIC USES, EMN 509 Met. nw 8 tpous 1 Ha Corcorad st, 1 roumis. 306, LIS! ‘eat mab ee 19th ‘and tics sts, “3 rown-stut wullt ou sauue block, $1.49 ft. CHAS. H. DRICE, stn, Frou saw WIL! Y pavment, a Lot For SALE—LOT 21x87 O ALLEY, CORCORAN ‘New Hampshire ave: every improvement next handsome houses; iparty wall: 00 ty alles. north ide R bet. 18th and h st. L.w. bet. ‘M. T. OK! VOR*ALE--A VERY C ‘ON NORTH SIDE Of South Caruttus ave, bet, Lithand enigte Pon 20x59; party wail, sbout 800 feet purkiny in trout. A bug} aruda. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F st. n.w. LoTs, Ts. Not so owtal cheap, but vainable and ond invest- meni Trost nw, bet. 13 Ath and 14th, north side 144 to 30 foot all {00 . 40. Per toot e- near F eoppouite Kalorama, 233100. large handsome house. Cedar at. 2 lots 10x96, ear lot itol st. “hear Bi, “facing” Cast, Per foot... near Rhode quare 772, north- east ; prices low and terms to mutt Apyly to 3. ror SALE- DESIRABLE LOT oN 5 tween Uth and 10th ste. n.w.; it. H. CLAY STE oe SALE OR EXCHANGE BLOCK OF GROUND. on 7th st. near entree. to soldiers” pene For Brice and terme apply WEACOTT. WILCOX & C a. ave, and Oth and JFRoR S4LE—TOTs 1X PROSPECT HILL ADJOIN- fo® Ackington at 25c. ey foot Thi i's bargain . is. u.w.; 7 by 90 t. ‘Two uew 7-room Brick Houses, bat Setch iocuos, Cov ede 15th st. nears. dasement ‘iigwe 3 uoruuMlily built and in pertect urder. rant tw ach. Wet uw: near Sth; tare tick House, op ftont, handsome & sy Spear Iuth; hee busines my office only. jt JROR sare - M two minutes’ room Brick Houses Address J. DM. LUS B-BIX-KOOM BRICK HOUSE Bn, newly papered, water in house uzeatinenrs, price omly $2,000. ead calls ail moderu linprovements, vice of 200; on easy terms. New Nine-room pught pow for $7.3 ees For keys nund particulars BATCH. wee. VACHILEN ELDER, cor. 10th and IN, AT 8: aie D is Week, Haudgone Seroun House; in’ besutizul on New Matmpshine ave it 7OR SALE AND BUSINESS a ES HOUSES. J requ and bath 18%x1 rick, emi iy finished throughout re war Lath; wol-but Bricks wit (clewaitly Baiié House fours, steam heat; ‘opposite, ine basiness le , 8,000, C bate lat wud 34 nw S-akory Brick 3,200 ios st; peoamenuy finished House, with’ ined yi + 5,000 ear Mona. ave. finely’ situated. oa ground in city rooms, with : large xood'aiawd 3 Yard aud large brick stable: facie 5,000 mi ne above is duly’ a portion of tha isi have for le. Formission to inspect the slove aie! rom AN EXCELLENT | “Php Le ave $4 tt See to E:T. RAISE, Room 4.'Ate a Hot ana beth ate. B qonthiy, J. 200 WILL BUY A NEW EIGHT- gh weat side of contrat. bot, Oak h down; balance jt. 2 1s fie wae ED. 200 A st. ge. 12r ue. roo) 20th atu... 6 roo trans. Set wet rooms, CHARLES W HANDY, vi ERY DESI zt 9 For further informal _Kellog Buildin 14161 10r...€66 Store, 215 12th n.w. 2.875 $0.90 Store, 951 Q ses eubeee: = PRES: oe, a RoR sac OF THE PRETTIEST 1 ing Lots on Florida about 100 feet_e: North posed Hlectric car lines if Le ae Zuve st "8 on De® Oth & 10th. LO0 L. Oth & 7u ft. rokisnd, ‘Forest Gieu Sit: Pleasant aud cf the city. ist, au30-6t FoR Ste, = BROOKLAND AND ADDITION Lots, niles north of the city. 200 feet steam and electric roads and sion frome the Uasieres part of the sity j affords unequaled mducements to parties look- ing for desirable homes or investments. Notwith- standing the remarkabledeva mute that have taken lace the prices in Brovkia the lowest in the ‘only 30 minutes’ di Columbia. Hagen ts the time to bu, For gst terms aud plate call upon MCLACHLEN & "HELDEL, corner 10th andGsts.au30 R SALE—FOUR LOTS, EACH 20 F1 FT. 1 FRONT, immediately east of North Capitol st, Excel- aia ities) re from — per pay ie lot: NC. ike OR SALE-A HANDSOME B feet once. CHARLES We HANDY. R SALE--BEAUTIFUL LOT, 36X60, SOUTH and ¢ast ex, ad asi poe of Keutucky Me ber Lat and ‘Ashford abstr ly et mow Ser PARK, TWO.OF THE ni ah Park; each y Joo f Tnquise of Owners} is Sul tw. sta tw; Dew clectric treet uuprovements to be made will fen sdvane Cp prices. Several flue Corner Lots are offer rices from J30e. per Loge —. deferred reat ou or betore hy “aes ik particulars appiy to. Wit. Baba of FE ‘SALE_SEVERAL FINE LOTS IN view Heights, fronting on Tenleytown roa pd tne cars pass, oun feet, at 5 be inh equare: foot, JoHN 3925-3, TRAE at. Joon, SALE—SOME OF THE HAND®OMEs? LUIS im Holmead Manor, Mount Pleasant (between the {ey anda th being wraded and sidewalks laid and trees to be planted {his fall. These tinprovemeuts uro being doue with out expense to purcuasers, Several houses rating iu u $2,000 to $12,000 to be built at once. of thie m roverty willbe advanced when, street st.cars), still forsale. Streets ure now Brices of improvement ieted For ther ine fonnation arp sppiy to Wil He SACNUEES x Gus t407 “im _, AUCTION SALES. iG ROOM AND OTHER NECESSAKY Hot aga REQUISITES AND FURNITURE, BED CLOT! tev HAIM AND OTHER MAT- TRESSER, MIAKORS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES, Bee Witla TARGE “ASSORTMENT OF OTHER MILAR GOOD: iin SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TR bdDe BRUSSELS, UET, Oru “CARBETN TINO: 3, so as ‘AND ChUMB CLOTHS. R. MIL- ‘OUTFIT. iE. miei se ie naka AN ALso, \COOUNT, TWO J Ete MAL tick Weis elt sates SUITE, STOVES 301 Fad Dwellin under rent; ot 58 ¥%s Fee ae ele; beautiful chandeliorss No. 1 builder; 862-3 ON a7 te, ‘° The above 1s only a books. For full Hat, t omice for Batetint ite stand 15th. [su20] THOS. BWA FOR SALE—WE ARE OFFERING — SPE! Boia the Hand satory spoeeet 0 Frout House lance payable 2. rest aud prin- iP ‘siring to #ecure a home or invest- iment would do well. 10 ‘inspect (this property. se it ie Aesiraly located, being one rom. th cabo aud Oth et. cars, which run direet to Treasury in fourtecn minutes. ‘Theve houses caunot be duphested in the city tor the price asked. They will be open for inspection avery day from 5 to 7 p.m a a AN, which includes 4 NU. F. Wacaal s Lath et. QOK SALE-ON @10 MONTHLY FAERIE rooms New Frame House ; convenient to cars, GO. 3. EASTERDAY, Koom 3 GON F st. now, MONEY TOW LOA AN. | HAVE $2500 TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- aoe ened i. real eatate notes for sale. ‘sume Weli-secured otes for Ty JOHN B. WIGHT, 1408%U st. oh WA MONE’ g10 TO Wad TO LOAN t Low Interest on Furniture, Manos, Horses, Wayous, Household Goods or other poreousl property; prinelyal and iuterest payable in we@Bly or, monthiy. PAayinents; no removal of woods from residence; no publicity.” Box 98, Star office. ic $11, 00087242 D 9500 (eyond thane t0 pre pers, EBLE, DAY iad “Co. ST RA’ “Meal Heine’ security by GRAHAM ea SMITH. MOREY? “HAND TO LO. District real catate, ALBI aGtin Wis ve Mo yore BR ee rn Fen! 4 Wi ays ib0T "Pa ‘ave. aud uy, and sul6-tm EY TO LOAN—IN SUMS FROM $200 10 OO at 6 per cous on Listrict of Combis Feal entate, No delay wheresecurity is accot _aud-1i DoGaN's BOILER, vo Mon ooh, ‘ON E REAL aataTk PROMPT attention to all applioati WORMSIEDT dy BRADLEY, 4 FR*OM $1,000 TO $25,000, deL LOAN OX CITY iy at lowest rates of interest. R. BROOKE ENS GXG Lath st, ‘Sem D ST. sad aus story i 3S feet 10 inches feet terms, 80,000. WESCOTT, WILCOR kt 1907 ROH MT. ey $8 and 6th and La. av | SALE—BUSINESS PKOPEKTY—SEVERA, b Desirauie Lot on Ynildings on F vt. near Uth, on dwelli Sp Pa tig ae HOUSE ON FARRAGUT 6 nT RE. MUBERTUON, 1515 H f rooms and pert built by & barwain: for 7,000. "HEKKON & MAgEY, 1307 Fst now. ‘OR SALE—A JALENDID Bacay er EITHER AS KF « home or for an trimmings, 6 bedrooms, patlor, reception hall brary, bey room, kitchen wit ith pl ty of iight, large closets z a1 | ron, S-room Brick, ‘with concreted cellar moderu gnd in execlient order + ferms and card of admission apply to M. BOs East Capitol st. F%, skix ont 6 OF THE. | Best Bt BUILT RES Yemience not 30) ay Adiante Buildin. RS SALE—028 T STN. Fe arom peng Bakaary inves! new Front Houses, with hes: 7 brow ‘stone try. bath aud all modern improvements; by furnace; beautifully Papered throushout DGE BUSINESS PROPERTY— your okies ally weat side 7th, near K at. uw. o 10 FIFTH ST. NE; wie Saab yee 2 800, For ith ER, we: dences in the south ws ~¥ isdrend went corner an Price $31,000. E. 1. KAISER, Koo NEW THREE-STORY and Cellag Brick: alt couvenjences, «Aisi this “Room 4, Atlant bry -OF- mloudid location: all’ weil runwest route io quod tena eH ep for 951500: ne Bonsai Ste ot X. Dwelling Hilt; eee fe rey SSE oak en a Wey TaN HOUSE 008 Len; rented % fo; tenant; price aieoo. eG BRISCO! 635 Gat. nw, Fe. “SALE_—10TH ers SE. uxt, ig T AND ze |} Comfortable F water 106 to. Price "824800. BU. rag oars Test Sane mene 88 PROPERTY. 11 St. 4 Erame Dwelihig: 1 1Broans: Penge 12 B at. we.; window, water sd Ged se a Re my jnares tot sti it Seas ie 23 Pevaw. Sa VERY. FINE DWELLING 5! Sida. — SECO ECRS a ES La ave. ie erie? ea jSCorT wi ve. and Oth 1LCUX & ‘ONES (0 LAS, OM #500 UPWARD, ar 5 AND ie PER CENT., HEAL ESTATE In ath DISTRI HOL Je30 one Oth und ONEY 10 LOAN AT FIVE iroved Real hatate, Securit dalty. TYLER & dy2a-d because the ‘attraction’ such Shipped. From the New York Tribune. The fact that New York is compelled to look to distant California this season for the bulk of her fruit supply has awakened inquiry to an unusual extent concerning Celifornia fruit ranches. Pears and peaches have made up the greater part of the California shipments to date. Aman familiar with the fruit growing of the Pacific slope vesterday said: “It is worth the while of any tourist to C fornia to take arun up the Sacramento river. Not one tonrist in a thousand does this, simply not advertwed. But achos and such a trip! Let me tell you about it for the enlightenment of travelers in search of something new, and also in the inter- est of general information, “The fruit ranches of the Sacramento river istrict are near the river banks or levees. ‘The river is narrow and winding. A fringe of cottonwood trees marks ita course for miles. ‘These cottonwonds also make a wind-break to protect the orchards. The Sacramento river fruit which comes east is packed carefully in boxes, It exhales less odor and is duller fook- ing than the riper fruit which is ready to go to San Francisco for immediate consumption. It is, in fact, expected to ripen on the way, while the consignments for San Francisco are in their prime. And here let me suggest that while California has its mining romances the daring and successful marketing of green fruits—car- ried over snow-clad mountain ranges and ex- tensive deserts over 3,000 miles, in fact—that the palates of New Yorkers may be tickled, is something out of the common. “These orchards are as carefully cultivated as a flower garden in the east. There is nota weed an inch long or a blade of growing grass between their uniform and well-trimmed rows. They have as a basis a rich ‘bottom lands’ soil and the glorious climate of California. They are scattered all along the river on both sides. The fruit boats which vistt them are stern wheelers, which plough up the water like an old-fashioned churn, And here come in the picturesque features of the trip. ‘There are no wharves—nothing but bank landings. — Each boat makes trips of two sorts. The first is made largely after dark. The boat is filled with empty baskets, which must be de- livered fromthe city back to. the owners at their ranches to be refilled. This is on the up trip from the city. ‘The pilots steer up ‘in the blackest night with unfailing accuracy to the slight breaks in the cottonwood barriers— noue over a few feet wide—to the bank land- ings. By some occult sense the deck hands ac- quire eqyally exact acquaintance with the iden- tity and number of baskets to be thrown ashore at each of the many stops. Overhead the dark sky: underneath the quiet river; on each side a ragged row of trees. Except for the tinkling of the bell ir the engine room and the pound- ing of the wheel on the water astern the trip is accomplished in almost total silence. “But with the coming of the daylight the acene changes. At each gateway through the ome egetigad pod erie at cus prices. Ghee there are cee consignments af fait. 3 “ee ew Weis dos | smelling sweet as all the apices of Cathay ani Apply te Be ACHESON, S07 Fos wis deh S-Sur’ | Fivaling, any flower in rich coloring. Great, ‘815,000 {uley, luscious peaches, in thousands of 10,000 askets, mutely implore you toeat them, bloom andall! While the baskets are going over the gangplank (I am speaking entirely now of the shipments to San Francisco) you have a chance to view the ranches. First. there is an odor of clean, fresh straw, which is spread at the landing to keep the dust down, Then a view of @ California home—a tasteful wooden build- Its surrounding turf is brilliant and oaceuk ath ts ane tacecican flowers, all the result of irrigation coupled with the cli- mate—let the climate never be forgotten. ‘Then you see the hitherto concealed orchards, ‘Yhe trees are small, without one particle of — wood ontnem. All the strength of the it we ee KAW. iikad age tii my19 be Arlinwton Fire hus; rama, ee TO LOAN— ENDOW RT. Lire AND Toutiue Policies Lougbt at highest cush prices. 300 = Un Real Estate, my3 eat £ WAGGASAN. oxex To LOAN IN Suius at Lowest Kates on WAL i mel 41 tes WOERRINS oot. ‘and H ats. gONEY TO Tan a ou Approved Keal Estate Security, in District of Columbia, 1 aby sums desire, at lowest rates of in- THOS 3 sisi B terest. 00. soil is in the fruit and the manier sok? Bat iow | in "which that has been thinned out at ONEY TO LOAN an early stage of growth would prove » sur- Setate decane? oa aE Loreen! aptst of spprpved.real | prise to the novice or tenderfoot. Those orchurds ‘020 - last Bc ‘Ivania avenne. | jointly cover many thousand acres and each is cultivated to the highest possible degree. They are somany gold mines in a season of high prices and a source of good income at any time. Easier than eastern farming? Yes, of || Course. but the orchard owner has — drawbacks, He is constantly menaced ig Fay ape sacenor to DAS PASS SON, SOLIS Fst ever shoaling Sacramento river, for one The miners — — ave poured such a mass of dotul: ___ NOTARIES PUBLIC, tus into thie river that theded has been raised 80 that the levees must be made higher and Caugssionm « OF¥ DEEDS FOR EVER# STATE higher. There are one or two islands in the Friwurs, Notary aud U8 Consnilaatouer, UNLY TU LUAN UN KEAL ESL ATE OK Fans t- M Clake weit‘ iowent ates aren a doay ithege the eccurty ig good, OS CMoreEK, 7th st. now. M NEY TO 1 eet REAL ESTATE tiver which are, or were, practically submerged WeALE Ie #4, afew years agu. Whether their many broad Jn offre from Van. 105 ¥ m, 211, | acres have boon reclaimed since then. “{ don't know. Hix spsovr New Parr UF FINK CLOTH-SURFACE WATERMRGOR WRAPS. fete WALMINGTOR:* the Portect Blech eee S “MODJEBEA." the Most Stylish Sling Sleeve hho “CHESTEE,"” Plain, Close Fitting and Nest; an Mite SIUKINGTON” "Gathered at Neck: very Wand- ‘Tue “FATE.” Dressy, Close-Atting Garment, Coat aleev, {Ge Misses and =e eZ ‘Well, the work of loading the steamer for her trip to San Francisco, where she will arrive in time to be unloaded before daylight the suc- cooding day, is of course monotonous. But as the cargo accumulates until on there are peaches everywhere except in the cabins, a con- centration of sweet odors and an ition of lusciousness is reached that would fil the eastern man or woman with delight. I have seen all the fruit-growing sections, but there is Prices wi i i iucessant vokes Proafe. oe ‘GUUDYEAR aE Reiser uh SPs Base aoe pe pagel a ge g nt oe S38 | Guare worms BUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED, 91. ad oo Ve ragg 9 SR eo ie Bn Coats, Pan the river to city, while the wates ge Vests, 25¢. ee wash the high tules on either side to and fro. Altering and Ncpsiring neatly Before mi ht she is pl the waters of Goods called for and deli Suisun bay. ‘daylight oe a> RA REEVES, 814K st. n.ws feeling the ocean 1, and an7-6m Under tne Frederick, has landed. her fruit at the Jackson street wharf. When the cargo of this and other fruit Sprscur Trex. bouts 1s piled up there it is net necessary to We. vo just look for a great fruit show—fruit by the oem pereer wen and c - An Exceptional Secretary Windom has written a letter to the collector of customs at New York in regard to the case of Onna Ablen, an idiotic Swedish girl Speaker Reed left yesterday evening for Bos- ton, where he will remain until tomorrow morning, when he will visit his home in Maine. THE GREELY EXPEDITIOY Jobn Kenney Relates H His Experiencesin the Arctic Region. Last night was the seventh anniversary of the starting of the 1888 Greeley relief expedi- Any rarty wishing to gon business this is s golden | the Postmaster General toenter into acon-| Court apd parties. is actionable; that aide ROR SALK ANI o ‘thm - Oxted on Bthet, bea’ bet, Fast Cap. and A; casy | Ht brick 6 rooms aud bath cnity, adress ne ae eee Per | const Ian 5 Gath ot ah tees hans Bee years with | “though the grounds of complaint declared on mouth ye: terms; offer wanted. wm DAVL Db KTON! & TERI 14 Fat. uw. auz BROOKE, Star office. | the owners of American iron and steamships 4 wey’ af sotion are in their nature inci- — et. we RI a al to al litigation this action up a c | FOR, Sale business Popenr for carryi 5 New Orleans catior ction is unsup: Dee ——— Pee SOK BALE TAOLMEAD WARORZLoT & prack | PO%, PALE BUMINERN Fe akouauica eS aaa, data Vi eect ant aan | ported by procohenhs thet tn gupect tooo : AoA onl foo 1404 Stougbtoa'st, Ur..58 30 ee ase eeice tiers Job on the be taliey! 810,000." MEK Bboolr it vies TO PEAC coed €200,000 per annum. specific inatter of litigation to which the a 1406 Stoughton st. . BRI . a lefamatory matter plained of apy Ft y ‘OR SALL—LOT 9, SQ. w ST NEAL lati, aw. bi How the Delicious Fruit is Raised and SPEAKER REED'S DEPARTURE. have wwe f cepted ty" > aaeeie oe ss x¥C to 10-ft. alley. Seven b: ue fronts the defendant the Plaintiff must be conzidered # party. or at all events, not a stranger to the cause; that if the alleged causes of action be true an’ indictment for perjury is the appropriate remedy, and ia not the less so because it is an imperfect remedy; that the plaintiff had the opportunity of vindicating herself and obtaining redress in the court and cause to and in which the defamatory matter complained of was pub- lished, and must be taken cither not to made or to have failed in making tion and it was exceedingly appropriate that Mr. John Kenhey, who was a member of the expedition, should relate his expericnces on the expedition at the Eastern Presbyterian Church, The church was comfortably crowded when Mr. Kenney commenced bis narrative, going back to the first discussion of the relief expedition in 1875 and from that point covering the entire trip. Coming from one of the mem- bers of the expedition the description was graphic and interesting. Mr. Kenney was se- vere in his criticisms on Capt. Pike and the crew of the Protens. The orator used a large map to explain the different situations of the expedition. —— a | TO BE A DISBURSING OFFICER, A Substitute for the Bill Defining the Duties of the Sergeant-at-Arms, The select committee appointed to investi- Bate the accounts of the sergeant-at-arms of “he House, to whom was referred the bill in- troduced inthe House by Mr. Payne of New York defining the duties of the sergeant-at- arms, ordered a favorable report on a substi- tute for that bill yesterday. Accompanying the bill is a report made by Mr. Payne, setting forth the views of the committes on the sub- ject. The necessity for some legislation in reference to the office of the sergeant-at-arms, the report says, is conceded on all aides. The status of this officer, his duties and responsi- bility, rest partly on the statutes, partly on the rules of the House, which lose their force on the expiration of each ry apd and partly on established customs. This bill attempts to rec- tify these defects and togive legislative expres- sion to these rules and usages, so far ax the committee deem it wise to Porpotuats them. Sections 1 and 2of this bill enact into law the present rules of the House and remove any doubt concerning the status of the sergennt-at-arms, after the expiration of the term of Congress by which he is elected and during the intermission before his succesor is elected and qualified. Section 3 changes the existing status and enables the sergeant-at- arms to make requisitions directly upon the ‘Treasury for the pay and mileage of members and constitutes bim in explicit terms a dis- bursing officer of the government, limiting his compensation to his present salary. Under the present system members are required to written receipts in advance of the actual ment of their salaries by the Treasury, This custom is an ancient one, at variance with any sound business principle. This vill remedics all this, It authorizes and requires pay- ment to the sergeant-at-arms upon his re- quisition. It is only when the payment is actually made to the members that any receipt - be required. The bill provides for a bond of $50,000, to be approved by the first con- trolicr, and not, as under the old custom, by the Speaker of the House. ‘The term of his office is extended to the time when his successor shall have qualified, He is required by this bill, at the commencement of each session, to report in detail to the House his accounts. This report is in addition to the regular reports required of a disbursing officer by the Treasury ent whieh he will have to renden, This bill also changes the statutes, by.extending to the scrgeant-at-arms the same provisions extended to the secretary of the Senate, viz: Extending the fiscal year for the adjustment of accounts to July 3 in- stead of June Census Special Agents Appointed. Superintendent Porter has appointed the fol- lowing named specjal agents tocollect statistics of manufactures: E. W. Evelyn, Laredo, Tex.; T. R. Hamilton, Memphis, Tenn.; W. P. Me- Clanahan, Lawrerceburg, Tenn.; Anderson M. Hardin, Deadwood, 8. Dak.; C. T. Coleman, Canton, DIL; J. J. Hili, Sacramento, Cal.; J. W. Dutton, Oakland and Vailejo, Cal, xhmetante— Chas. H. Stoffragan, Brook; Ulrich, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio; Eimer C. Paul, Philadelphia, ;A Loevy, Bt. Lou St. Louis, Mo. Araxetic sports, Rocks Rockville fair, Sept. 3 * ————— Ward Says It Isn’t So. Today's New York World says: John M. Ward these rumors are The only reason that I can ascribe for the dies re- is that we are to @ game at jashington tomorrow. ivan has guaranteed us 9500, and having no scheduled | i Ha ang HAA Ay Hl ii il io of Utah. i a attempt, and that this is an experimental ac- tion, the object of which is to subject # de- cision of the court of chancery on # matter within its jurisdiction to the review of a court of common law, and to obtain by the verdict of a jury compensation in damages for the decision complained of from the party in whose favor the decision may be made. and that to sustain this action will be to subject all, or most, or some, of the decisions of courts of competent juris- diction to virtual review by other and even in- ferior tribunals and to supposed rectification im damages by a jury. AMUSEME Ts. Seats will be on sale tomorrow for Miss Jane Coombs at Albaugh’s in the following reper- toire: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- day nights und Wednesday matinee, “Bieak House;” Thursday, Frida: ¢ Dress Maker;” Saturday matinee, “Camille,” Miss Lillian Lewis will appear at the Bijou next week in her new success, “Credit Lor- ~veg * by Lawrence Marstin, Seats now on sale, Fay Templeton will dance the “Kreutzer Sonata” at Albaugh’s this evening as rendered in the Andalusian. Sam. T. Jack's Creole Burlesque Company of creole belies and Egyptian beauties will be the great novelty at Kernan’s next week. The sixth grand tournament and dress ball will take place at Marshall Hall tomorrow. Maryland and Virginia chivalry at the joust in the day and a grand ball to the queen of love and ‘deauty at night. ‘the Macalester and Corcoran will leave at 10 a.m., 2:30 and 6:30 p.m., returning at 11. Cor- coran stops at Alexandria, Fort Foote and Fort Washingtov. Music by Schroeder. All knights in costume. Great display ot fire- works. Fare 25c. See ad. Rockville fair today, tomorrow and Friday, Round trip to fair i. Baltimore and Ohio station. ——— A Razor Carrier Fined. George Wells, a young colored man, is the owner of a large broad-biaded razor, and in an altercation with Randolph Harris on Meridien Hill Saturday evening he drew the razor and made two cuts at Harris, but did not succeed in slicing him. Judge Miller fined him §25 this cnorning for carrying the razor and $10 for making an assault, —— A Difference of Dates. In the interview with Mrs, Southworth as te the accusation of plagiarism, said to have been made by some one in California, published in yesterday's Sran, there was an error of some importance. It was stated that Mrs, South- worth wrote the vovel in question in 186%, This would bring it to the surface in the same year as that named by the claimant for Mra. South- worth’s honors, Awa matter of fact, the story was Litigation Over an Inheritance. Rosa B. Bowen, Mary E. Fowler, Alice Nott and & C. Mills, executor, have, by F. W. Jones, filed a bill in equity against C. W. Bland, Jane T. Bland et al., to cancel deeds for a sale, &c. The bill sets out the ownership of part lot 4, square 902, Wm. H. Bland, at the fume of his death, June 2, 1889, left a will bequeathing all his estate to the three first- named complainants, to which defendant, C. W. Bland, filed a caveat, which was tried am: tho wiil being sustained, was admitted to probate in March last. They state that July 30, 1887, W.H. Bland conveyed to G. W. McKee and H. H. Bergmann the property named to secure « loan of #700 and the note given did not mature till two years after the death of W H. Bland. They charge that defendants hav. ing knowledge thereof cons} pired together to deprive the three first-name: the property without notice to them or the executor of the existence of the debt, which, if due, was payable out of the personal estate upon which no demand was made, The bill saysasale was attempted September 25 last, Ly McKee and Bergmann (who advertised of the property) to defendant, Jane T. ° but as they believe in the interest of Charles W. Bland, they pray that the deeds be vacated and annulled. and that the property be sold by a trustee and after the payment of debts the surplus be distributed, pn ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tar — Stam m Couxrx Covrr.—' county court, Judge Chi resumed its i i j f j I i me, Gren, Mitchel, Payee ond, , Goldman, and. Tueker.—Mr. C.F or tas Soaps and railroad been appointed mas- ter of the Midland railroad here. —— sho Ditenhts stones Sealenaies Eek Sosees streams over the Pioneer ae Ee hes s de