Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1890, Page 3

ASHT FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ___ FOR RENT_HOUSES. GTON, D. ¢.. ne R RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE, PLEASANTLY mituated ; fact month, TN.Y ae JOR RENT— C ST. SE, A DESIMABLE House; nearly opposite tho new St. Peter's Chi 21 rooms and bath: all modern improvements: Quire at 24 N.J_ ave. ae. all Coa i ees ‘TWO. JOR RENT—TWO NEW 11-ROOM HOUSES, Fiala aioe ise i ae wine tbe: and electric bells, S131 and SiS | eos bes Sth and fibgat and electric bello. 2 $ ¥ ; cy Sinwe Ment 840 per month, Apply G. W. iy F Ok RENT i UNFURNISHED. _ | Stsb'e < Las iat. 209 M st. u.w. Say 4 by N.Y. ave. and T4ihs and 15th sta. @6 | JOR RENT- $116.66 , cud 14 F L and M ste. and by 2 21st ste... 25 20th and = Spb Cae sabe te eT ES eae oe oe eae "stared Ene “AND 14TH | ROR < troome: | $e = ‘FOR SALE—HOUSES. BAY, SEPTEMBER. 11. 1890. ; ted Suicide. FOR SALE—LOTs. A letter left behind by Charles Carroll An- , A LETTER ANDREWS WROTE. | SANDY SPRING RAILROAD CASK. ge Facts That Tend to Show He Commit- | Answer of H. M. Baker and Others t= the Company's Suit for an Account. In the case of the Washington and Sandy <== | drews, whith has come to light, is construed as | Spring Narrow Guage Railroad Company and rT Cite, Ke letter was addressed to_Mr. D. J. McCarty, who | defendants—fhaker, G. G. Kimball, G. 0. B. wey rs orted ints basis ty FURNISHED. pati: . can be comvei 3 Conn. ave. and I st. Mass ave bet14thand | $100 per month. HENRY. COOP! s6-lw 1003 F st. Koom 16. RE 1033 Gtha.c.,6r.,al) {weason) per mo. Net. bet. ith & ats 15th sts. 52 it SALE—CHKAP-.A GOOD INV! and bese- loration ible This house has been new!; PRL RY Be 9 BR Tou Sabi ind WandGona. | and most improved ‘ So. FITZable ny ave. aut 10th st. bel nn 96-138 - : 1211 ¥ st. 19 Stabie im aa. bounded OF Velcon erly to 3 ROOE ree iH SALE Ou RENT_DESINABIE RESIDENCE ¥ Bn in Le Droit Park: good lot. sta — * ape Sales amd Mat a 3 TYLER &RUTHEREOKD, 1507 Fat R ale rw I 7th ‘Lx QU SALE—FINE COKNER PROPERTY ¥.W. = —— ith foo pevige F ug of five New Brick Dwellluss, tof | Muroush to M at, g 1108 ¥ st. 1316 kKuses tA U7 aud 98) TY! floors 1803 F at ( 3 ALE —HOW'S 1 HIN F on 13th st. bet. Dr. ON SHERM. BH. WARNER & Co. —502100 H. BRICE, 1407 NG, Te between Sand T sta ww.: 20x05; " i i AND, 11TH | stroct concreted and 2. Pa Ta; | he directs shall be turned over to his mother ‘arranged: | it: Price 81.05 per toot - £ CO. ‘DIG Fag) | 811-3 who resides in Raltimore. With the letter a card bearing his aw. mother’s address. All this was to be done in QOR SALE—SD 8T. WN. F and Basement Brick EAR CN, W., THRE OR SALI —TWO OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | Vout of anything happening to the writer, 3 4 Glen Feho Heights; worth 1 5c. ; will sel di ® 318.50 an, eas 7; OR fashionable i ven rooms aud bath; | 71° Lote at Gle Cait ashen OWnth Sa DRAGGING THE RIVER. Chun See" beis FEC) Coun-ay-aboe Ket. 180.67 ér. at ee See bey Fah Smecovemante: $14,700 aie gan: « [ome on, Tae" | Detectives Horne and Mahon and Policeman 50 Gielen nn Oa $7,500. AVID. s6-5t (924) 916 F {OK SALE—X BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE; | Frank Burrows of Georgetown went up the Kost. bet. 12th and itn i ——__ 906 Fst.uw. | Won SALES NEW BRICKS; VERY CONV Eee. tonce North side of 13th st extended: 50x edleiiing acd. i a hae: the . 166.67 F%, ALE A BARG N—OWNER HAVING Los’ nient and attractive; Ii st, near ASth; three stories; ¥ J. B. WIMEK, river y ayeus draggze for the missing se ns position, will sell ae ten roums each; 11,000. B. H. WARNER & CO. 0.3t G08 13th st, above F._ | clothes, but without anccess, Whilo making Shsoon warty Gog: ES, neer sth st me. for ane WiLe=NEW? taupe STORY AND cetera | St SALES a a to 1m, | he search. howover, they met a sand man road, fy lvor and: : handeorely pered - ‘ew; lot ¥ " T tY AS i cl ice Lote in Brookland. ' named Wim. Burrows, who claimed that he was OV eiuas ® D rune Vento acy tet ee] once. Bsn aloe f~ awell cH parraelie pay yh the first_one who saw the body of the dead ee ata = #806 Fata ‘H. WARNER & an, That was early on the morning of July i. 1601 12th'st. Fe. BALETA VEUY, CHEAT HOUSE IN 4 FINE 26-St we 916 F st. 21. The body was across a log in the river on ISTEDT & BRADLEY, — ee tot 1b re pitol ; ‘OK SALE-17TH ST. NEAK BR ST.. TWELVE- tho Virginia side nearly oppos: » outlet ENT_1640 Ri. AYE, NORTHEAST C Say ROBO ees eD Davi eeaRet eek aieten eee REST lock. He spoke to xcolored man about the (Fh aud It 1. ave, opposite Gr oat "806K tw. | 9g.5t ting svath on body and it was through him that the police per year. JORX E. un SAL HANDSOME RESIDENCES | Fo0n wALE—y - hear North Capitol st.; has party | Were notified. ny lonable locatious northwest: ‘TTS AVE. THIS jouse of 20 rooms, couse ass appointments, elegantly |. is offered for rent ut $: EGE SAte—cuear- Q Hlewant 3) tory, balls and ali fi papered and decorat it Circle; 10 rooms; $10,000. ~ pont Circie TINS CAN B uz rich. mat SE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED ud. .- is UM Vv E. haere HILL & JOUNSTON, stl-atnth 1508 Fenn.ave.n.w._ KF oR KENT—FURNISHED— _ . between 15:h and 16th, stabl m 17th and 18th... . st; new; 10 rooms sud cellar; lot 1éx. necticut ave., 8-room 0. Daviv Dp, ston, ___ 806 Feat nw. Pot BALE 5 THREE-SToRY | PuuSS-BRICK House, with Stone ‘Trimmings: has ewht roo: two trunk rooms and bath, with rage, Tatrobe an krate: nice dr; cars noap if'sold at once. tug 5 rc & & e orn Saletan are, ay Pag, {fe Z elas Senge & teh 5 . Bg! by E re Es in on Fgh and 15 ar #2000. Massachusetts ave. between 16 and 17th, , at “wear d4th; Rew; 11 rooms; lot 202120; | = 9b and 10 st reciente ; 10 rooms; lot 2225 ; §8,500. FOE EEA Dwelling on the copner stories and cellar; ninegoot aud bat) 10-room Bricks, near, 16th st ; | convenient and compete; SALE—O ST. will sell EM faire at 1041 Uth wt. | Ay tyssellar 9 roots and beth, We sister" | $65 18,000. 3.'H. WARNE! ) Bi, Wann & co, Peis ree BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK et and P sts. ; three hh; steam heat: 16 F 916 F sp. n.Wwe R & GO. OR SALE—GREAT nto) For #x mouths 81, N st. betweom i3th and 14th. ‘Senate P.O. ‘ JOUNST! 86-5¢ Bstorica, celiar aud HP Rove, AKSER.& CO., it SALE—A LARGE, COMMODIOUS Diack ON | M'toad.s shor detanc 916 F stu, 81 per 5 om Flor ha wes betwen 7 . = h st. extended (Le Dro:t Park). and Spruce * es Watecon Oth and saree ark) und Sp ir. Barrows tells a sto s10-4t Room 2 HE CORN IN; fronting the new hotel dress Box 32, Sta BAKGAIN-ONE OF THE Choicest Lots in Brook law 2 2 VOR SALE-SIX BEAUTIFUL LO’ jj STotES | Wycct Mil adjoining Rexnutn’ 1 ) Yestinent tor a iew days at 25c, Ei 1 N & RAMEY, 130 T FRONT ©: 7TH ‘. above Boundary: side walk, paveu street aud cable road: if not acid weeks time will be offered a fot. New Jersey ave. and & PORSIBLE CLUE. which may have some bearing on the case. He says that late Sunday afternoon, the day before he found the body, he saw a man and woman on tie shore . near arock about fifty or seventy-five yards from where the body was discovered. “They inst bewoldand car | had asmall boat, which was tied near the shore. The man And his female companion, Burrows said, were sitting near some clothing. ‘good in. | There was no one in swimming at the time. ¢ The man gathered the clothing up and put them in the boat and then rowed off down the river. tui tao |. Mt. Burrows went so far as to say that he ction. For particulars | thought the small boat was the property of a L. F. KANDOLPH, -e Droit Buildings OF 4H AND ¥ ST! JOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS—BUSINESS Firipert 3 That hist below Seaton Frame ; ni | ard to alley, wi ai bat sanly 83.000, | ine Brick Dwel 12th stn, dow ; water and - ER BUILDING, 1108 @ ST. N.W. First floor—Rack Room, suitable to real estate Property on rant Capitol et, few squares from Capi- a tol: Thitteen-room Brick; oly $10,000. Eight-room ES floor—Two connecting Rooms: very large Brick Dwelling, 010 F at. ne, 000." Permit | — able for dentist or offices; back Kooin t connecting Rooms. ally located, conven vorns will be rented S“fhird floor Tare f 1 we is AE street cars and “roots will be renuee sdults at reasonable yricee Fos teria THO8%6 G st. nw. Fe«utred to inapect interiors. el 1-eodt ure. ‘TYLEU & RUTHERFORD, AL -it* 807 F at. n.w, E CORNER PROPERTY; 75x75; with 6 Houses; very near 7th aud Tete.) (1 rp lunprove- ; $20,000, J. O'HARE, ALS KUYAL, 5 i 1006 F st. Poe eeNt tat |ANT RESIDENCE, CON- eux Mutual S, Atlantic Building. harness or saddle. Al hess; fair concition; cc OR RENT. SOUTHWEST 6 rooins snd bath, with reception hall; ele-| rooms. -k, 14 rooms and w Bricl 1 e a otiat Dear Miler place, 4 New Bricks «idee, {e6-5t) 2 C 25 . and Collar Bricl mie an 3 ke Cetdierdihenttna| | fot! «TE RUE E-A FINE PIECE OF BUSINESS PROP- | (1007) erty near new Post Office site st a reasonable! su-st 013) 80-5t Junp-seat Wagon and Mar-| 46-50 Al ‘0 BEAUTI. near 10th, entirely n fubes, automatic gas lel tail $8,250. i 0 [06-5t) ». H. WARNER BWAOE BH. WARNER & CO, * 916 F at. bath ; furnace bi 8) 'B. WARNE ~ 916 Feta, L HOUSES ON TST. x electric: bells, speaking fo WakRack 3. o 916 F stn ny M1 p= = 9 a, FRE Ste -COn: 218T AND HILLYER PLAC i SALF— BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN GEORGE. “4 tect on Stoddird street (Q) and 60 feet Basement. Bric SALE-ON 14TH ST. NEAR M, 3-517 B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 AVE. NEAR 21st FR SALE—2 NEW BIICKS ON BGT. N.E. NEan | OF SALE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, BEX. LAND ac! &CO., aw. ' it. ‘eight town, 1: ou Washiucton street Tice, 81.40 per f WEAVER. 29 Between 14th aud Loti foot paved alley. LASY APEST I. ewoud ave. near Circ jown and must sell. Full particulars furnished by | What she told the detective is not known, but BULLDING LOT ON M 81. ¥, ON RHODE ISLAND AV. INO. ¥. WAGGAMAN, certain man who owns a boat house in George- a 700 1athst._ | town and hires out boats, ICE Lors ox PENNA, “MRS, ANDREWS IN BALTIMORE. on eal NU. F. WAGGAMAN, Mrs. Andrews, wife of the missing or dead "700 14th st. LOT IN L¥ DROIT PARK: man, is at her home in Baltimore, and a tew days ago she was visited by Detective Mahon, - WAGGSMAN} st, | it is known that she is fully satisfied that’ ber husband committed suiide. Andrews, it as learned, disappenred trom home once before and wi absent about a week. When he ingle los, BARNES | returned he went to his mother’s house and sent for his wife, who forgave him for the past and they lived Luppily together again The fact that Andrews had a pist morning he was last seen alive caus: on the the be- os DIG F st. nw. lief that he intended to do away with himself, 70K SALE—10TH 81. NEAR B, LANGE BRICK, | —* ~ ~ | a8 it is said that he had not been in the habit of ‘OR SALI = 1 F $10, 000. ee HES 10.0087 F TWO DESIRABLE LOTS carrying a revolver. “"B. H. WARNEI® FRONTING SOUTH _ —_—___. gen Se 28 t0030- A BRILLIANT LILY SHOW. 3.V. N, HUCK, | | The Botanical Garden Fountain Basin : wt., three-story, eight-room Brick; lot 22x10. x i 'x100; located on west side 15th near Sat.a.w.: | gio'too" goom rick: lot, 2x ¥ House i fy rent 821-50 to good the lot worth $4,500. ED. J. OHARE. "| 10,06 (ee-st Hoe. | 281m Call aud seo it after Spm. S11 Oth st Be, 1006 Fret, | We) __ aa gate ; . 4H. WAUNEM 00. sinw fourteen rouuis, 211 bast Capitol st. with icantly Butshed: price $4.200; easy tefma, 00 | agony oo (6-5) OT Fat re Wid, Houghton “Gov: new. samitary ROE SALE THe Puarriesr Litrie way | RORSALE UST ST NEARS TWO-STOUY AND | | Cu th second and Pict te inert: sgund aud coils yee welt in | “ropSfemant Bek tine rouse a A gu.bu. | ones. For price and particu! eueral Ageut NT-OCTOBER 1, 1890, HOUSE, STORE le, 1570 lata st. nw. Apply to JOMN rf s1i-im_ NTAINING SIX E in Avpiy betweea Land 1 to ROBERE SI st nw. rate or towether, Apply 10TH SS ‘corner of 10th and B ., directly opposite | MT. VERNON STABLES, Smithsouian wrouuds, Large Kooy House; street le rent to good B. WIGHT, 14US3¢ G st. 36 lth st.n.w. el 1-ct' cars within balf ® square; reason JOHS building; eieht rooms: modern improvements: in ylow figures. Apply to WEBB Rood Tocation & BAUKI very F 27 CONNECTIOUT A Brown-stone Huuse, 12 rooms; $18,000. Mussachietts ave. n lish basement $26,500. 1024 19th st. uw., New tone and Brick House, 14 rooms: $14,000 (or rent, $1,000 per year). HOWARD P. OKIE, 0-2 1321 F st. nw. JOR E—TEN-ROOM BATH AND CELLAI Brick; nearly new; elezautly finished; on Peunsy]- “atwo sis room ‘Bath end Gellar ick H uses, 1918 ‘LWo Six-room ‘and ck Ho and 1020 Gth st. n.w. ; Just finished; papered throwrh- Out; nice.homes for sniall femniliew;’ price on applica- JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED, Fon" er LF. 1408 Stoughton a,Or,.50 8200 ith nw. Br..42 Muse % Stone House, 14 rooms, Eug- KENT—BRICK 504 MAINE AVE. in wood order. rent KENTON OCTOBER 1, FIN lence; Masmwehusetts a Cle. fourteen fooms. all modern improvements: lote user; Will be leased by the year ton pri fanils only at amoderate rent. J. FRED KEL! 515 Mth st. nw. sii AVE. CONNER . nw. bet. 4th aud oth, Suite of 4 Rooms, Kitchen. with Hot and Cold Water and ew house. J4 Blake st., ‘orcoral #t. Yr... © 1619 § ‘st.u.w., 13F. Or....7 10r..60 1514 P itoughton st, r..50 FURNISHED. 300 L st. nr. 14th, 18r.....250 00 Cor othnt hear iu at $6. For permission to inspect RANDOLPH, ¥. 810-4 Room 26, Le Droit Buildi MR SALE—IN THE NORTHWEST—A 17 OKN all Ou sane fh G7iH m. ave, nr. Dupont Tor, ‘e. nt. Dupont T3r. F. Vea. Mast n. & roons, tNstace. KUSY & HUNGEMEORD. ¢ e ENT Ok SALE NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICK vat lvy City, atthe head of New York ave. GO enck, o.r easy terms, or Will rent for $10 alOt MOWARD P_ OKIE, 1321 F st. n.w. A NEW AND DESIRABLE ar 20th: price $100 permonth. TL KOBERTSON, 1515 HH st. ASUE NEIGHBOMHOOD. 1H. KOBEKTHOS, 181 Hillyer Place now - Pat. ay 14th uw. Tr — Mat. 2r.150\\ Circl-, 00 Vt FoR SREY 91.800 FOR A NEW Faoeeriei ttuated northwest: was, water io kitchen, nge: Fehted to pay over cent per year. TIPSCOMD. 1305 F ae . 13th, ilr. Lod ‘dhe stove houses cou leexanived by permitfrom eur cfc enix” THOMAS 'S. Fisnete jOk SALE BeOn™ | Kivindevec nw nest ste ees Watt pooe 1324 Feet. nw, 01 Fox SALE—HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK F -room and Bath Brick House, nicely finished, on | 88300. 1022 A bargain at 3000 eanh. _b-5t Ht HOUSE, CAREFULLY BUILT, WITH = ALL MODERN TuPROve: ENTS, IN EASHION- JOR SALE— House in good condition; seven Tuoms and bath; nice | | at-5t jy _ 88-5 AL ST NEAR UI ST.: | two co lance dwefling nouses or five (o» suallcnes: | close up a8 soon as the sun commences to Y rooms and cellar; = a main troutage south and east, ver en Rperey. get in its work in the morning. In O16 F st. 1m 10> Penbsylvaniauve. | the two basi: are seventeen : varieties I. BET. SECOND AND THIRD STS. | JOR Bi —Jot the night bloomers, which are ry Piel jeundry, furnace F ALE DN BUILDING SITE considerad by experts the my tiful of the a . sated FOU PRIVATE KESIDENCE. lily family. There are hybrids, some splendid 3. H. WARNER & €O., LOCATION! AHODE ISLAND AVENUE specimens of the famous lily of the Nile or a third | Pec: ST. Fine toy, Brick: SALE—-G ST. BET. TWELF a id be easily gersrerted Bota — | could be easily conv AT A BARGAIN—ON RHODE Sirontace 0 2ST toot. #25 Cj EAR T, TWO-STORY AND 7x10. 21,500. 4 roon i SALE-R ST. NEAX OTH N.W., THREE ory aud Basement Irick; 1 BY. joa) (86-5t) s11-3t_ | JOR SALE-16TH st zBaxement Brick; 7 roms; stable in rear, e cellar: iot iness property; bus 000, |. . WARNER & CO. viG¥ i lot 25295, . WARNER & Ci 85.000. BM. WAKNER& CC, i 16 Fst, OF QAND 121H STS. ¥. large B. H. WARNER & CO. 21 jot" 0x1 ER & CO. 916 Fat, Fist NW, hot 88-1m A BLOCK OF GROUN D on DE. SALES ST, BET. CONN. AVE. AND 17TH ST. i i Barton ores oe ‘daly 17TH ST. | carly bird who is lucky enough to live in the Filled With Night-Blooming Flowers. The early bird catches the worm, and the Cau be subdivided into three small lots or two large | Botanical Gardens gets a very lovely view of a fine collection of night-blooming lilies, ly to The big fountein basin on the north side of 3. V. N, HUSCE, |. | the main greon house up to about 9 o'clock in RoR Sal ‘Terms cas} ONE OF THE CHOI MP RIDIA Le 4 A Situated n.w. cor. of 16th aud irie sts, Lot 50x160. | side forms the home for a number more. Mr. the morning isa perfect bed of these lovely ICEST LOTS ON flowers, whilo the smaller basin on the south Smith, the superintendent of the garden, says that the perfection which these lilies reach J. V. N. HUYCE, here is due ini a large measure to the climate, 1505 Pa. ave. area in parkins. trom residence. 8.1m neichborhiood ; ouly $4,300; terms Ui 10-38 HA SEC DE 0S wat Fok gab onty 95.200—ox D wt X. w.AN m Brick House; three stories aud base- 0x108 to alley ; very chea| K ST, NEAR NEW SI bath cl = 15 12th st.o.w., 3 floors (busfuess). USL1 iat at. lev Fe RENI-FU Wes z CHAS. A. SHIE Lbs, 1405 F. i. OR SALE-ON 7 ST. BET. 31H AND uew $-room Brick; 8 m.1.; $6 LKLEY & CO.. 1503 Or. * ‘winter season. aud dwi's, &r.. 100 Sams by the yest = we J.T. DYER, 1304 F st.n.w. QOK SALE edand conereted cellar; rent, $1 FR SALE—ELEGAS 1 PR SATH—PRETTY BAY-WINDOW | BRICK; | JOR SALE-“BENNSYLVAN TOCHSTS. NW ined 916 F st, NEW DOUBLE noUust ‘orth side Massachusetts ave. near Dupont C 000. HUTCHINS, | twenty room, conservatory, large dining rooi 503 Pa. ave. 010-3t "| attractions of a hau ‘WEEN 10TH AND 20TH, | "Op for stablerear. WM. H. SAUND wai pase you, 56-Ut ihe square ie slightly. above grade and suitable for | night-blooming lilies open in the evening and Retween 14th and 15th sth Dw, about on Suuare eust of VICK PRESIDENT MORTON'S resi- | lotus, |i Lot fronts south. Dimensions 242176 to a 30-1v0t payed ulley ; sufficient depth to modions STALLL on rear of lot at a prop = . CIV y > “1 ‘ ! SOR ott ey RURINERSITN HEIGHTS | AND | Williamson, filed a bill for a divorce from | Brookland ofer tod: * beat opr: fon . Piven oa Slaton and fr ivaes: “Can seli | Charles H. Snyder, with the right to rosumo Tread unin Da dice tie chaste? mace. ¥tice# | her maiden name, the custody of the child and which is especially suited to the lily famuly. SGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND | Mr. Smith was too modest to mention the NOKTH WEST SECTION, OK HE MAN 100 square feet of ground and about the same PON. excellent care and great judgment which 1s RION exercised on all the inhabitants of the Botan- ical Garden, but laid it all on the climate. The DeRSON'S ies from Zanzibar. and in fact from every part of the globe. ‘The general colors of the various kinds are patriotic in the extreme, the predominant hues being red, white and biue, a A Wife’s Suit for Divorce. Imogen Snyder, nee Rowles, has, by Mr. L.A. | a for an injunction to restrain him from inter- 13 Bi 2 4 Satory | Brick:’ ami; $15,000. HUTCHIN' rent, $1508, mon RENT OR SALE ALAUGE FAME BUILD: | LUrkLRY a CO. 1503 Te aes” BE - Meridian Hill lot 50x150; Superior st., size of ptrongly built; suitable for stable, pttrane oF ther Fy Usivess, aud can at ainall expense be converted inte | iat: 5 Lot 4 : Md four ‘eaements: gent, $20 yer month price of land aver and on Batre cals Sehgne i caeeee URGE W. LINKINS, 810-4 Lett i-y only $5,500. _ Cor. 19th and Hi sta nw. Al u IN’. JOMRSO GPP Ae a. o ss to 1 SE RENTS squares from the Capitol aud two squares frum Pa ave curs; 7-room Frame; bath, hot and cold water | der ets; opposite public reservation ¢round *nougls for ‘auottiee house: price $2,000; #2 00 casi ba ance in t] Years, or lo if desired. #10-4t JOHN 0. JOHNSON SALE—EASY TERMS: Fvouteeiei tot 20n1006 a 617 Fat. nw. is EST. NW. Oo ys, outhouses: near 1437 Penn. ave. n. koe poToG;, building 22356; | FOR SALY—A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUs Keeton Md. ave. u.e. vet. 8th aud oes oe | SeaEeRieRMy located! and all modern couvenieuces; lot tronts on three ang Reger A i aaa \d. car routes; $6,500. Inquire on premises, informa » Roos, | _220-2* nw. Pa. ave. #10-3t ' | JOR SALE--NET 7 PER CEN’ ‘ight roomé Ut £ aoc x N. 6 t BALI POR, SALES} VERY PRETTY CORNER; 8. £, | X' havossveral Now Holises on K at. nc. between 131 oI ‘whole honse, (nearing stories ‘bay window; all 1 1d large closets: these ho ruction; we electric invite ims; ec NES & WEAVER, Fst.nw. THOSE 7 FINE NEW RESIDENCES iduome residence , prams tot wich Also G0x100 to a1 1407 Fst. 1vth_ ste, €: kt INVESTMENT— mean bath; well and ih nupihwe:t ection’ Pr STEIG ie Lieb Sticws i i TO THOSE SEFKING HOMES— WE ‘tix and soven room with concrete cellar un mpletion) on the cor. of <u and D ats. Dagement; feum G to 9 rooms, 1s, &e. uses are uf on: price yrean yr all u apply to DUGAN & BUTLEL, 609 ¥ hs 86-Lw JOR SALE— near G, atl very low q ENT—HOUSE 906 1. ST. N.W wodern improven iy to W. C, dOHN Beautiful Corner Lot; tashionable neiehborhood ; contains prettil ited parlors; eda urhace rouln, wine cellar, servants’ quarters, attic ‘ail : rt mod. imps; & reuP For fj Pete te ey rapt Inquire xt 92034 La. ave > 20th, Ui be 2 Ist, Sr. & store 06 M Ni, 6 ROOMS, $22.50 ROR MENT = 3 ind 4. mene; 3 perfect Sense EE | ne ego Ce oe | Fs jor 835 er month; 3 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Beck Ohovipe snd beth? af 7000 ee UTIFULLY LOCATED | get tls; will subdivide | —* et., Gr. /T'T_& WILCOX, 007 Tu. ave uw. KENT—611 NST. N.W.; SEVEN ROOM: 4700. J OR SALE—3 AC Very near the depot Bu Hyat boas to net putehaser 10( Per cent om investment. ge. hot and cold water: bath: lutrobe, &. ; | Price #4000. Terms easy. See this bargain, EASTER: 9100 cash, $10 por : nrge yard aul a coud dry DAY & HALDEMAN, 60n F at it siop paying rent and ' oleae x ru aul vl dry cellar under whvie MKON ts KAMEY, WOR SALE—HOUSES— {OR SALE—147 ACRES UF LAND THREE MILES: above Gaithersburg, mated om Metropo.itan oad. Apply 3332 Prospect ave yoK nd x.W. 8 ROOMS, BATI 10tu st. ce, 6'rooms, Owner, 460 Pa. lent New gen Ln ~ Corner Brick on New = ‘above Wau y PRINCE GEORGE SwI8 @ DUVALL to inty, Md., containing 345 acres, more or leas, = ~ — = Known asthe “Elwood Forbes, Trsct. is'oneaia S FOr SARA SUCROOM FRAME DwHLLISG: QINE FARM FORK SALE_13 JFFO8 BENt-By Thomas E waaGs Kea! Estate Broker, “ arter miles from Suunyside on main line B. aud U, | A’ within twosquares of Pension Office. For cash HOUSER Rik, twelve uilles tron: Washingtons D.C H Part of house 1808 H ty-eist muiles from Baltuwore, Md. Price ERS & CO., 1343 F #100 ABEKT & ABEKT, 110% G st. ti. ‘A BARGAIN—NO. 410 10TH &T, S.F., 2-story and Basement. Brick Dwelling: 7 rons SOacre itive: | and bath sud store room: ail ‘moderu uyprovemouts; 3 ACKE KIVER FARM, 30.39 pair: it cs ORK PALE. 7A reveie ren FF QR SALE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE oN | K CHE 30 AY aes ~ g GEO. W. LINKINS, lteal Estate Lroker, Bok FALE INO STORY AND BASEMENT Bay- Suptatns 44 rooma ad batty etth 20270 feet to 10-foot alley ; on; 7 | atyle: SEs. | Sh 1307 Pats uw, | ALG et, bot, 11th und (OR SALE—VERKY HANDSOME AND EXCEL. | Mass ave. near Bath Bi table, H (230.10. we. 6 price saked ; only $2, 00U, a irst-e “rent low to woud te as Sirst-claas condition, ryt AOS BAN ENHOWER, PGE SALE OR EXCHANGE —FIRET-CLass KESI- | 356 06-6 43th and G ate. now, dence Property, Improved or Unimproved, it best F Gth at. bet. D and E sts. n. w.: Soa RET. location iu city of St. Paul, Minn., for Residence | atues 10 rooms, roy eentre x Benita ave 211.8125 319 Spence st... OF WE TORR OE seeeeaue mall mertcnce | “3053) B. ah and © near 1Uth; 1 7re stand 10r8, bet: 15th and yorh. 22 3D STREET 8. E. FTO, AN IMMEDIATE PORCHASER. 3 bay winuow! ou. ‘WO BRICK HOUSES ON OTH si. us each ; yuod investment; paying 9 per SOHN is Wianrr, 140836 6 Butldine Reaidctee: y halt square trom THOS. J. FISHER CO. wo Upper part 1408 P st, xe Kiver | lot 172101 to 15-tovt alley, Price $4,501 5 Ti farm, 81, AK free, HP, CHAMBE IS, ‘ THOMAS G HENSEY & CO, » iy eiapmeatd oom. Shee ree. HP, CHAMBEN: 20-1m 13300 F st. n w. JQok SALE— 3 (OK SALE—T 8ST. NEAR 10TH ST.. A 2-STORY ‘New 10-room House; barn; lance number of shade | A 9-Roent Press trick House wood iot running back and fruit trees, with 50 acres of jaud, two miles from | tv $U-fout alley; coucrete cellar; only 86,000. MM. Washi ere py highty 1 ae PARKEK, 14 ‘#0-3t bs -room House aud 27 acres highly improved; | + ae ‘aiito! at, ar... 20 5 | FRow SaLe— bat nwo Las | Beaiiyl view of this city, two miles distant. Price | YOM SALK— PCB BW AE cree dS ln, many Tracts and Lots near the city for sale | 255 - cae 35 cheap and on easy terms. vFFICES re ‘Call or send for map 068 Ta ave, 2 front 603 15th at n. ~sinwe $30 Gunton Bidy, 4. f Oth and Pa. a: Washington and surrounding country with list of property. | Particy taken to see Property free of charce, . CLEMENTS, ¥10-st 1321 ¥ wt uw. = POR SALE 11 TH NEAR O N.W. 1 rooms, all au. ‘ near 16th n.w. tory G-rvon B-story S-room &. Cap. at. oS tie EAD FOUD ‘story 1U-room Hicié eatory Bay-window Bri vALRE 1006? Ww ‘Brick, iso aw. F situated about 124 Fstiw. | POR SAL —— -] Bvicrias ave ELEM 12108 SE N.W, | road tind othe ‘basement; Queen Ann ices tou st Payment ou or beture fir 1407 F at LE. in Holmead ih und 14th beiny wraded a Pics Zrom #2.0v0 t rices ot this property w in an ex J. CLAGETT, steam heat and elec hug (about 70 rooms) ! x Seated ecu ay 2° | 3) = ACKES—FARM Fou SALE OK EX iF at. ey With ak front ems | UBS Ming prover eae CU nn. 18000) id flow Gharies county, Md i ina | rear. JOK SALE—AT A GREAT BANGAIN—GAME AND 2B f2000 | 83 to Fish Preserve, 4.000 acres; gn. ) ja > miles from station price @12,000. J. H. BKISTOR, 1 Bb. Ok SALE—CHEAP—120 ACRES. room house, barn, outhuildinis, irnit, timber; 2 miles trou Wowie. op B. & F. 1. ; cheap sud easy'ac- cess to cities. AddressOWNEK, Bowie, Md. st-2w* ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS_FOUR re of those Beautiful Cot ‘at Chatitou Hethts; price $2,500. ¥5,300, $4,400 aud $6,000. rtion of the rty ou my ‘ofe for bulletin issued on , t isvi_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Buy home, tone Hone ths roma darnunees ‘oven! yout eceton, ston Tien Le {Ok RENT—HOUSE 117 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. : u 8 F ot. Dells, &e.: 812,500. : F wacelleut © ndition; all» smprovements, | B}OK SALE—A FARM OF 124 ACKES, SITUATED Su.w., Sstory aud Besoment Bay-windew Brick; eer Kent $30 per month. Apply 124 Net uw. s2-120°" 1 miles from Ashton. Montgomery county, Md. ; nid fertile, Well wooded aud. watered; several fne Dbutiline sites, Dut no buildiuss _au3u-lut" GkO. 1. BTABLER, Ashton, Md. Ol BALE-NEAR STATIONS ON MET. BRANCH 1 U. Late, Cottages, Country Homes, Parnes and Tituber Lands: Coo pCKET, 03 Riv. At Rockville after? pias” CUCKETE: $35 Fat. ROR, BALE — VALUABLE FARM, SITUATED JF MES ECEY 0; HOLTZMAN REAL EB- ‘VWte and Insurance Broker, 1uth aud ¥ sta uw. HOUSER 7 14th ot. nw. 507 12th at. aw. Br 21327 14th at nw, 6. o4-Im LW. (corn a bhek ani Tirswrn stone toute: open ites, speakit AW gedhae faruase, EFaten tabon bells Bes BRE 0.-* by ‘steatn feat tiibew, eleetiis bell, Sees furnace, open yraten iubes, clectric bells, he, Ow HALES A SPLENDID 2-STOR fuent Brick House, 440 Florida ave. n.w.: 7 rooms ard beth: aks sips Usa7y to 40-t alley, price ‘THos. G. boomer Si iY AND BASE- ‘Sud bauks of the e1 =. Avply GEO. tas, Liss Ft | an X87 TO ALLEY, hire at * WU x 109, bw, bet. K and P| S195, worth 82. WMT 'ORIE, 607 ist at. new. | Fefage at her | moth 1g5, ot ElGkek Panta 4 SECTION sary food and clothing for her; that he has fre- We have very beautiful lots. 16 and “20 feet front, at ices: parties wishin re homes or investment will de the y town, jt oR SALE—BROOKLAN! 4y miles horth of the city, 200 feck | SmMall ia stature and frail in body, and the? sbove the Howes, with steam, & aad electste rosde and course of treatment to which end has been only 30 minutes’ drive from the business the | subjected has impaired her health, and she city; affords unequaled inducements to parties look- . ity ior deatable homes or investments, Sotwien: | therefore prays as above. sanding the remuarkabiodevelopiecuts that have taket ———_—__ Jace the prices in Brookland ure the lowest iu the District or Columbia, Now is the time to buy. For A Question of Swearing. rives, term aud plats call uron McLACHLEN & ‘ ATCHALDEM, comer 30th and G sta, au30 aa a Pence Cont as eens Dele LOTS—ON NORTH CAPITOL ST., K, Sand T «ta uw.; ne rect Improvements to ‘be ‘Several fine Corner Lot rices irom Uc. per foot upward; dese ry fail particulars apply to W this themes cigewenns nd amen tobe vlanted | the ‘dining room. “flicy said. the two young | oute yO tr pe EM aa? in | Gradys came out ard swore at th 000 ‘to wilt at once. | G enda J i esti- 000 te de ult at once, | Grady, the defendants and John Grady testi uprovements are completed. F: formation apply to WAL M. SAUNDERS -& C didi Judge Miller gave the young men some good SSS | advice about how to conduct themselves when BUSINESS CHANCES. officers arc endeavoring to do their duty, and —A GRUCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, | Mrs. Grady was then accused of violating the jlicut location; cause for selling easily | Yiquor law, and the officers swore to secing | Salostea” Auitoes #X yearemes 0o Tamired 12 ¥° | Persons in Mrs. Grady’s place, but they could ANTED—A PANTNEK WITH 93,000 TO TAKE 7 tal Tnterest in an Established Manutacturine | The judge thought that the proof was sus- eeded more than money. Call | Picious, but it was a little short of proving the Crosby House, corner 3d ait c ° NI—HOTEL WINDSOR—RECENTLY RE- odeled throughout and uew udditiousl buildiug Transfers of Real Estate. or inc.uding bewutiful new diuinge room, J icewuich for ligitand ventilation is pertect; | Deeds in feo havo been filed as follows: ¢ balls throuchout enure bpunla: A. O. Nash to Emma J. Fry. part 5, sq. 793; dent's House, Un. "Treagury and other euverumentde: | @—- DB. F. Walters to Margaret E, Cissell, part yartments and in immediate vicinity of leading hotels | §, sq. 163, MYERS & CO. Heal Fetate una | Sub 106, sq. 1051; $3,000. R. Smith to I. Tall, —_____@ll-Im*__| jot 2, bik. @ Twining City; $168.75. Annie M. {OK SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WELL- | Townsend f G. C. Lightfoot. iot 33, Bellevue ; a rood gash Uusiness ail tke year sounds acock wil juveutory between $1,500 and $2,000, Uuly parties | lot 44, Bellevue; #2,000. S.C. Miller to Mary ing Feguisite capitar aud weaning business eed “kets oe a on hee si1-3."_| Inss to Mary W. Bryan, part 13, Chichester; FR SALE—A NICK LITTLE LUNCH ROOM, | $150, if taken at once, For particulars cai at fering with or moiesting her and the child. - ORCORAN | They were married in April, 1888, and have oe STR | one chuld, and she charges that his continual iid "Ket. igth ana | ill treatment and abuse compelled her to week 's house, She further charges that he bemfa trader in horses com. pelled her to feed, groom and water the ai mals, including a stalion; that she was forced at night to get up and dress herself and go to the stables to see the se of disturbances there, and, not being accustomed to horecs, her feet were frequently trodden upon, She states that, in addition to her househeid duties, she was forced to polish his shoes, mend the harness, wash the horse blankets, &c. She fur- ther charges he refused to provide the neces- rn T ON 12TH 8T.N.W. He perties. quently threatened her and charged her with unfaithfulness: that he has frequently her and knocked her down. She says that when married she was but sixteen ye 85. 'D AND ADDITION Lors, Grady and David Grady were charged with dis- ‘electric | Orderly conduct on Pierce street. The trouble de will | grew out of au expedition made last Sunday by Officers Parker and Bassford into the store kept by the mother of the defendants to see if liquor selling was in progress. Mr. D. E. Cahili appeared for defendants. Oficer Parker testified that the oflicers testified to entering tule, Streets ure now | the place and secing men drinking liquor in . Mrs. yy plats and other ip- | Hed that the defendants did not swear, but one 1407 | of the policemen swore at them. fined them 5 each. not say that the liquor was paid for, case, The charge was dismissed, pase Sl NANG Recep ed og de | —. F. Dieudonne to R. Waldron, t. Uil and Glass Store do- | $1,300, Samuel ‘Towusend to G. C. Lightfoot, N. Gunnell, lot 6, Woodley; #3,500. F. Doug- se vision Store ; ote to suit: ‘Sbarguin toany| Stephen Gattis, an Italian who has a family jn this a1 (New Locations, 155 Fatreet._| hind the bars in the Police Court today charged on Fe Neriia Here! dole GROORNY, MEAT with indecent exposure. He was arrested sailing. SOHMUTON, Star otice, ""* “Siiyge" | his first offense, aud Judge Miller fined him Fined Him $100. living not far from the Pension Office, was be- ‘reason. for | North Carolia avenue yesterday. It was not pear Mariboro iY Wash- ington 1363 screo; Cuinisuge torte nase thos eae he ty. It ‘bef etober 1, chau. cae ir ies, sigs anaes aule-lw 4656 st. nw i sh30 6th we, TD Bie ont YS6L Kot.ulw. Lor pyowe RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE | BAY : Farms; some fine estates. very cheap; pice of ‘sh oysters and wave, G. He CALV ENE & ott SOIL SRN 8 on, at.nw. We house oh Fe BSALE—CENTRALLY LOCATED GKOCERY | #100 or three wonths’ imprisonment Btore, including fixtarcs: 8 . 1010 F et. nw., Koom 7, ‘eul6-lm* Vt. ave. ne. N.L28. 160.66 20 te 50 Rierent in “Sun ¢ 30 Klegent rooms 0, Latin” Rrerrooke 2) cierators, | bested | by steam, trom 625 to 61 15. each, s EBBITY HOUS. Games i WASHINGTON, D. c. 2020 Conn. av ereart.$25 | 1022 Comm. ov. sroaes. a ar on x8 «RG. HOLTZMAN, 10th na Fee BICYCLES, RENT -HANDSOMELY . a irom = he we 5 BEAUTIFUL Fores. e ining 12 rooms and ‘apleu- e@idition, 70 per amuuth ¥. K. soon gt asth ot uw si rete: lia EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F ot, RS ania ou sw 7 ‘home. . ite BA) o EAR 13TH ST. Nw. x A Fivesonee ¢ Dwelling i comvenient to bétela, im SALE -CORSER BU>I OR | Ami :iot ‘to siley. ‘si 24-128 i jew HOUSES FINE RESIDENCE ON bath cry por eori0e # CU., ‘st nw. Lt rs. iiTHN. PERCY ie: 35 SENA’ Bagel Roen meand Eton Pi Be or tor = fehhivesttes. THE COURTS. Sorjes; ample rom siteched. BL. W, Dovstz Youn Ixvesraext in ninoty daysand a7 | Feat. . 910-3 | pay a alte Ou Wesley Heighte, wdjcinicg the ae ee Sy A 4 ESS | new Methodist University. Bale opens Septem- 5 ny Mewuane ber 25 and closes October 25. Joux F. ‘agoa- ine. wuitable for max, 14th and G. 5 tlemen’s Hest room: a. SGATPEPOARODESSMESES:| maser coses—tnde One” HOUSE, Fe Sied jth foe ape Jo°T BEE. ts; | indicating that he contemplated suicide. The | against H. M. Baker et al. for an account, the Fa ave. it was one of Andrews’ personal friends, Maj. | Cissell and J. L. Husband—have, by J. J. John- Moore has a copy of the letter, but this morn- | son, filed their answer, They admit the meet- ing he did not care wo give it out for publica- | ing of the incorporators, the election of O. H. AN avi ex: | 8% 5 oo P. Clark, president; E. J. Evans, vice prosident; ft.: cheapest | The letter is not avery lengthy one, and as | J. L. Husband, secretary, and H. M. Baker, = published in yesterday's Stax, it gives instruc- | treasurer, and that the latter gave bond im FSIRABLE BUILDING LoTs | tions as to the use of the insnrance money. | $15,000 as treasurer, and they state that 2,603 mn wont ot 2! gh at. runuing | In the first place it directs Mr. McCarty, the | shares were subscribed for and €13.010 (10 per * "1303 Fist, | beneficiary, to settle certain bills after he | cent) was paid and a board of directors was R SALE-A VERY CHEAP LOT ON stu st. | (McC.) gets $500 due him. and the remainder elected; but they assert that the president and secretary of the commissioners never cortified the names of directors or had any right to de so. They admit their duty to turn over the books to the directors and say they have offered to do so on a proper receipt being given. They deny certain statements as to the com- missioners using the money paid improperly. They state that €13,010 was receives by Baker, and prior to the election of directors he paid sundry Sills amounting to €1.676.25 and the balance he is ready to turn over, and they state that complainant ts fully aware for what poses the money was paid and that the ex Penditures,were reasonable, proper and acte- ally necessary to enable them to turn the prop- erty over, and that his (Baker's) accounts had been passed upon and approved, and thatcom- plainent has by its acts fully ratified those of the commissioners, Mr. Baker, in his own behalf, reasserts the approval of his accounts, his readiness to tarn over books and funds in hand, and asserts that he is advised that having given bond as treas- urcr of the board of commissioners and the sume being paid under direction of the board, he cannot be required to pay back the moneys he so paid, and that if complainant has a remedy it is at law, — - IN COURT AGAIN, Geo. T. Parker Suing His Late Eme Ployers for $2,000 Damages. Geo. T. Parker, who has recently been be fore the public as the man who shot at Dr, Gastavus Brown at the latter's office as the Piaintiff in a suit for divorce and as the re- pondent in the Phillip Walker Parker habeas corpus case, in which his wife was given the custody of their child, is again in court. Yes terday, through his counsel, Mossrs, T. M. Fields and A. H. Bell, he entered suit against Wallace, jiot & Co, for $2,000 damages. He states he had an agreement with them to act as their traveling and local agont in selling for them boots, shoes, &c., from January 1, 1899, to January 1, 1891, and from the first date to the 6th of September he fuily and faithfully performed his duties and they thereby made great profit, and that he is still ready and wiiling to con- tinue to perform his duties; but on the 6th in- stant they discharged him without cause, by reason of which he has suffered pecuniary Jone and will greatly suffer in his credit and busi ness standing, &c. ———— ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre EVEsiNe Stan. Tovxp Drowxep.--The body of an unknewn. white man was found this m ing floating in the river off Cameron street and brought to shore. ‘The body was drawn ashore by Capt, Francis, It is that of aman by measurement six feet one inch in height, with dark bine short sack coat, no vest, no necktie, striped pantaloons, heavy short grey socks’ and no shoes. Twenty-seven dollar United States notes were found in his trowsers pockets, but nothing else execpt buttons, of which he had dozen in his pockets, The body was much swollen and had evidently been several weeks in the water. It looked as if wounded on the head, but as part of the face and neck had bees eaten off by fishes it was difficult to see ang marks of violence, even if they existed, The corporation court, is again in session, and the grand jury has been considering violations of the license and Sunday laws, Many policemen have been called to testify, and it is expected that several indictments will be brought in this af on. A special case was made agaist Berne Kyle, who, it is alleged, has carried F from their wives several Alexandria hus- bands, and she has been indicted for keop- ing a disorderly house. The court has made @ decree divorcing John A. Seaton from Alice J, Seaton on the ground of desertion, Wepprnncxs Gives Bai.—United States Deputy Marshal Hawkshur vesterday served a warrant on Alexander J. Wedderburn, charging him with violating the postal laws in cOnnec- tion with the Grange Camp matter. Wedder- burn was subsequently taken before Commis- sioner Fowler and bailed in the sum of $1,500 to appear at the next term of the federal court, Councumaxn Execrep.-The election of a member of council from the second ward yes terday closed at sunset and Mr. Lewis Kraft, the democratic nominee, was found to have been chosen without opposition. Mr. Kraft was the only one of those dealers who plead guilty of violating the Sunday law, who de- clined to take the oath not to scllon Sunday, which Judge Norton required, and as a conse- quence has been required to close his saloon for one month. He is known asa very active citizen, and will take his seat as soon as the summer recess of the city council is over. Nores.—None of the Washington parties im- dicted for gaming on the river side opposite eorgetown appeared, confessed or pad their fine except the Messrs. Heath 6 count court having closed they will all be prosecu atthe next jury term.——The Knights of Py- thias of Kathbone Jivision have resumed their weekly drills. ——Stilson Hutchins, J. P. Clark and E. P. Cotrell of Washington have obtained « charter for the Palisades of the Potomac Land Company.—H. B. Pullman has bought from J. H. D. lant, for 21,500, a house and lot on Fayette street. north of King, m Washington depot. —< 1 stalled chief ruler of V bites.—The new post office package boxes, on which the Alexandria boy fret made a rait are now left undisturbed. and the attention the boy with a knife and nothing to do is de- voted to the electric light poles. The police have special instructions to arrost all persone defacing these poles, a Restaurant Matches Are Fleeting. From the Philadelphia Public Ledger, . “The item of matches,” remarked the pro- prictor of a Chestnut street restaurant yoster- day, “is a considerable one in the course of @ yeur. Youhave no idea how many emokers have the mania for stealing matches, The match thief—and Icall him so advisedly, al- though perhaps he does not look upon’ his pilfering in that light- irrepressible. He empties the match safe every time he goes ont, andI believe he would take the x, too, if it were not nailed to the counter. EF restaurant keeper has to contend with the sume thing and some thought they had solved the problem when they put out safety matches that light only on the box. They found they were mistaken, for the pilferer discovered that safety matches can be lighted on glass, and ore windows are plentiful enough on the streets. ““[t appears as thongh we will have to sub- mit to the depredations, for if we s to the match taker, however mildly, he should nottake so many he would feel ag- grieved, insulted even, and refrain from com- ing again. To be sure, his custom is worth more than the handful of matches he takes,and that’s the way the matter standa “I got even with a match taker, once,” con- tinued the restaurateur, with a twinkle in his eyes and a smile on his lips. “1 had been watching oue fellow for a and noticed that ever time he left the wae empty. One day when he came the box with matches, It had all it Well, when he came to pay his check be d } i E pleasantly enough while he waited for his change, and at the same time gathered in all the matches with his left hand, as he thought, unobserved. He had a difficult to work the matches out of the box, as were @@ tightly a scries of the fel- low gave ven' Te <7 ee —_—<— of box. pena Tanna and ete tricks om the match thief; From the St Louis Republic. It is asserted that the smallest screws knows are those used in the production of watches, stivery_ near being invisible naked eye, looking, is HTM aSaU ES | Babimscieiay Genta ated | ss ceied Ma neree wt camer ee z Y WITH CAPITAL AS | Tuckson ‘Tuckson; eyesight, like a small a Ge oars sm Wustcnoned cedeeee'| taken. "E. Browne, ‘Herben age glass it is seen to be a small but Coon sovured. te mele | bell , R Berger: | Sian qhrende so feb that it would’ take, S50.0h i fl E : f Hl ae gs iad