Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1891, Page 2

gout ON ANALOSTAN ISLAN! Oper: Sports of the Columbia Athletic Club ‘Tomorrow Afternoon. A LAEGER NUMBER OF ENTRIES AND SOME EXCITING CONTESTS ANTICIFATED—FULL LIST OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE SEVERAL EVENTO—THE OFFICIALS WHO WILL BE IN CRARGE. The open sports of the Columbia Athletic Club will take place tomorrow afternoon on Analostan Island. The details of the prepara- tions have been practically completed, and the island is in good shape. The track is thought to be in as speedy a shape as ever, and some very interesting events are anticipsted. As the men are all handicapped the races and other contests will undoubtedly be close and exciting. At present it is next to impossible to “pick the winners.” The handicaps have not yet been announced, nor will they be until the Programs are issued tomorrow afternoon. A LAROE NUMBER OF ENTRIES. ‘The entries are unusually large and include seversi of the most prominent athletes of the east. The club has made arrangements for the jy and safe transportation of the tors to the island, two steamers having been engaged for the’ occasion. mes will at 8 o'clock promptly, the junior 100- yerd cash being the bret evest. ‘This is an in- novation and it is looked forward to with great eagerness by the youngsters of the club and their friends. The gold and silver medals that are to be contesied for are on exhibition today in the sbow-windows of B. H. Stinemetz & Co. on Pennsyvania avenue. ‘The entries for the events are as follows: ONE HUNDRED YARD RUX—SENIORS. One hundred yards run—Seniors: Lewis Haus, Wilmington A C.; J. H. Considine, Brookiyn Acorn A.C.; A. L. Whitaker, Y. = ©. A., Philadelphia; C. 7. Buckbolz, Y. M. C. KPriladelpbla: HT. Harding, ¥. M. C. A Washington; W. B. Chichester, jr., C. A. C. ©. L. Harding, ¥.M. C. A., Washington; J. B. Elliott, C. A. C.; LC. Metoalf, Pastime A. C., St. Louis; Charles G. Townsend, Y. M. C. oon me King. ©. A RE C. A. C.; Philip King, C. 4 H. M. Dickinson, G. J. King, J. K. Elder, G. L. Jobneon, M. T." O'Leary, Guy Davis, W. B. Hibbs, H. J. Clark, Robt. Dodge, P. Taussig, Robt. Berrian, H. Smith, C. A. C.; Walter Mus- rove, Branta M. Roszel, Baltimore A. R na, J. A. Rose, Wm. H. Middlebrook, C. A., Washington; P. Vredenburgh, Princeton Geo. Van Duchenhsusen, Hi. b. Merritt, W. C. Macon. P. A C.; L. £. L. Pynebeon, A.C. 8. Philadelphia; W. M. Mackdermott, Manhattan A C.; Lewis C. Lewis, A. C. 8. N. soxions’ 100-YaRD RUN. Janiors’ 10-yard run—H. Smith, Donald MeDonald, A. Talty, F. Eckloff, A. Plant, C. Reed, C. H. Brown, 8. Ball, Paul Taussig, H. WILL ENTER WEST POINT. The Successful Candidates in the Kecent Ex- aminations for the Military Academy. As a result of the recent examination at ‘West Point 99 out of a total of 146 applicants have been admitted to the United States Mili- tary Academy to form the new class. Arnold Akester, Indiana; Aldrich. New Hamp- shire; Allen, New York: Ames, Wisconsin; Ar- nold, New York; Augustin, Louisiana; Bean- champ, Kentucky; Bell, Michigan; Carle Edwin Bentley (alternate), Arkansas; Mortimer Os- born Bigelow (alternate), Michigan; Frank Crandall Bolles (alternate), Missouri; Louis Elkin Botts, Missouri; Paul Robert Briggs, Missouri; James Wallace Broatch, Nebraska; Albert Sidney Brookes, Arkansas; Frank Reid Brown, North Carolina; Jens jr., Min- nesota: Harry Burgess, Mississippi; Clarence Metz Butler, Ohio; Cornelius Enoch Cain, Ker tucky; Harry La Tourette Cavenaugh, Okla- homa; Francis Marion Champion, flin2is, Charles Martin Chapman, Missouri; Oscar Jerome Charles, Illinois; Thomas Petham Cur- tis, Mnssachusetta; Thomas Walter Darrah, Kansas; Glenn Hedges Davis, Ohio; Samuel Dennis’ (alternate). Missouri; Denis Henry Colorado; Daniel Delaney, California; Dick- ason, Alvan Simonds Dillaway, Massachusetts; Henry Benjamin Dixon, Towa: Clyde Lemonte Duff, North Dakota: Daniel Duncan, Ken- tucky; Joseph Francis Durkin, New York; Jas. Charles Dwyer, Iowa; Thomas Francis. New York; Leroy Etinge, New York; Frank Kerby; Ferguson, Tennessee; Adrian Sebastian Flem- ing, Kentucky; Edward Barnett Gold, Vir- Gils: John Asa Gourney, Michigan; Jolin Me- lillan Hamilton, New York; William Cushing Hammatt, Maine; Celwyn Emerson Hampton, Obio; Benjamin Minturn Harteborne. New Jersey; Clyde Emile Hawkins, Pennsylvania; Fitzhi h Lee Hay North Carolina; Joseph Sutherland Herron (alternate), Ohio; Duncan Norbett Hood, Louisiana; Charles Roscoe How- land, Ohio; Franklin Swart Hutton, New York; William Kelly, jr., Texas; Joseph Lippincott Knowlton, Ilinots; Russell Creamer Langdon, New York: Oswald Letournean, Iiinois; Harr: Dare Lillibridge. Ohio: Richard Claybrool Mayo, Virginia; Walter Scott McBroom, In- diana; Thomas Benton McDonald, Maryland; Milton Loomis MeCrew, New Jersey; Thomas Henry Ruger McIntyre, ‘Tennessee; Perry Les- ter Miles —— Ohio; John Morrison, fr. ow: 4’ Jay Newbaker, Penn- sylvania; ‘August Cari Nissen, Ohio; Louis jeredith Nuttman, New Jersey; Aloysius Peter Joseph larra (alternate), Penn: Ernest Philip O'Sullivan, New Yor! ¥ Herman, Maryland; Jonge Southward Parker (at large), Brook Payne Wit salom Pearce, Texas; Geor} ard, jr., Georgia; Clarence Newcomb Purdy, Indiana; Paul Reisinger (alternate), Pennsyl- vania; William Andy Hicketts, Illinois; Richard Parker Hifenberick, @hio; Warren Stone Sample, Kentucky; Edward Hugh Schulz, West Virginia; George Henry Shelton, Connecticut; Will North Carolina; Francis ennsyivania: Fine Wilson Counors, B. L. Saxton, R. Talty, H. Taussig. G. Lougbron, F. Merrill, Guy Davis, D.C. Talty, Joa. Tanssig, Irwin Gregg, E. Gough, C. How- ard. Robert KR. Wallach, -_— Sa MeElhone, R. &. Clifton, G. Hensey, A. Heaton, Re , H. Whiting, i. Wise, H- Bernard, J. Edwards, Boice Burritt. Charles Taussig, Clar- ence Fisher, Edw. Loughran, John Loughran, Arnold Landvoigt, J. P. Willett, jr. F. McEl- hone, Hobart Berrian, William Fickling. MALI-MILE RUN. Joseph Hall, W. A. C.; F.L. Maguire, C. A. C.; J. M. Keayon, M. A. C.; J. 8. Tylor, €. A. ; Hobart Berrian, C. C., jr; H. Walter Seblieter, A. C.8.N.; E. Boyer, A. C.8. N. MILE RUN. M.J. Kenyon, M.A.C.; J. 8 Tylor, ©. A. Kentucky: Harry Ernest Smith, Minne- sota; Morton Fitz Smith, Michigan; Anton Springer, jr., New York; Frederick Franklin Steigmeyer, Ohio; Harry Howard, Pennsyl- yania; Girard Sturtevant, New York; Thomas Maurice Sweeney, Virginia; Reuben Smith Turman, Mississippi; James Irving Vincent, Michigan: Frank Bingly Watson, New Jersey; Joseph Wheeler, jr., Alabama: Herbert Arthur White, Iowa; John’ Garrett Whitesides, Penn- sylvania; Charles Russell onghby,.. Cali- fornia; Robert John Wright, Wisconsin. - Rights of Gas Pumping in Indiana. One of the judges of the Indiana supreme court, in explaining the decision in the gas pumping case, said that the whole decision was simply upon the power of the legislature to regulate the pressure of gaa, and was no McDonald, C. A. C., jr; F. L. Maguire, 2; J. Hall, W. A. C.; P. G. Brown, C. A. French, €. A. C.; H. Walter Schlieter, Gregg, O. A. C.; J. A. Rose, ¥. M. C. A, ; W. H. Middlebrook, ¥. M. C. A., J. Walter Lord, Baltimore A. C.; jing, Y. M. C. A., Washington; W. B. SE ma; J. r. C. A. Cy 8. N.; L. C. Lewis, A pre RUNNING HIGH JUMP. A. Nickerson, N.Y.A.C.; Arthur McEthone, C.A.C.; W.H. Middlebrook, Y.M.C.A.,Washing- ton; J. Peyton Clark, Baltimore A.C.; A. A. Koss, ¥.MC.A, Philadelphia; Chas. G. peg ay Washington; W. M. Me- ACSN. H. M. Dickinson, C.A.C.; Charles 8. King, C. AC.; G. L. Johnson, C.A.C.; M. T. O'Leary, C.A.C.; W. B Hibbs C.A.C.; H. J. Clark, CA. C.; Bobert Dodge,C.A-C.; P. Taussing, C.A.C.; Robert Berrian, C.A-C.; James Willett, jr., C. AC., W. B. Chichester, jr., C.AC.; Wm. H. Middlebrook, ¥.M.C. Washington: J. M. Kenyon, M.AC., " ACBN. 220 yaRDs BUS. W. B. Chichester, jr., C.A.C.; J. B. Elliott, C.A.C.; Chas, G. Townsend, Y.M.C.A.. Wash- ington; James H. Springman, C.A.C.; R. E. Philip King, C.A.C.; H. M. ; Chas. 8. 'K AG; J. G, L. Johnson, 6 AL denburgh, Princeton; Earle C. Quackenbush, ¥.M.C.A,” Washington; L. F. L. Pyncheon, ACSM. ‘THROWING SIXTEEN-POUND HAMMER. ¥. M. Halliwell, C. A. ©.; J. S. Mitehell, N. Y. A.C.; Fred Dallsm, Baltimore, A. C.; B. Clark, Y¥. M. C. A, Washington; J. T. Ranier, jr.. CAC RUXSING BROAD JUMP. Philip King, C. A. C.; Irving Gregg, C. A. C.; F. M. Halliwell, C.A. C.; Willard E. Buell, C. .; P. Taussig, ©. A.C.; Robt. Dodge, C. W. B. Hibbs, C. A C.; H. T. Harding, C. LC. Mewalf, Pastime A.C. St. Lo King. A.C; J. R. Elder, CAC. Mac ott, M.A.C., New York; L. ACS. POLE VAULT. E. C. Quackenbush, Y. M. C. A., Washington; M. Dashiell, C. A. C.; J. A. Rose, ¥.M. C. A., Washington; R J. Beall, C. A. C.; A. H. 8. Post, Baltumore A. C.; Irving Gregg, C. A. C. TWO-MILE BICYCLE RACE, SAFETY. D. L. Sendol, Arlington Wheelmen; H. V. King, C. 4. C.; Wm. F. Robertson, C. A. C.; W. R. Mackrille, C. A. C.; E. C. Bowen, C. A. C.: F. 8. Brown, C. A. C.; W. H. Wood, ¥. M.C. A, Washington. ‘TWo-MILE BICYCLE RACE, ORDINARY. C. A. Proctor, ©. A. C.; Herbert Berrien, C. A C.; W. T. Robertson, CA. €.; EC. Brown, CA PLS. Brown, C. A. C.; W. H. Wood, ¥. M. C. A, Washington. OFFICIALS IN CHAROR. ‘The sports will be under the charge of the following officials: Referee, J. F. Huneker, A. ©. LN., Philadelphia; track judges, C.J. Kint- ww York A. C., W. F. Karts, Wilmington aC; Alex Grant, Columbia A.C. Field jadges—J.'H. McClellan, Baltimore A. C.; BM. Woodward, Columbia’ A C.; We AL Wells, ¥. M. C. A.. Washington. Scorers—J. M. Fugue. Potomac A. C.; C. E. Goodwin, Y.M.C. A., Washington; LL. Har- ban, Columbia A.C. ‘Timers—-W. E. Pierce, Arlington Wheelmen, wi ron; Prof. Sims, Y. MC. A., Washing- ton; FE. Smith. C4 ¢. Inspectors—-Dr. H. E. Leech, W. LL Washington; Oscar Schmidt, Potomac A.C. Marshals—T. J. Pickett and FP. M. Ward, ©. ac. Clerks of course—P. B. Hills and RB. W. Lee, CAC. Announcer—S. J. King, CAC. Starter—J. T. Crossle: ‘The Vesuvius to Be Tested Further. As a vemlt of the report of Commander Evane’ board, which conducted the recent tests of the dynamite guns of the Vesuvius at Fort Monroe, Ya, the Navy Department bas decided to make further tests of the guns. The board asked for 108 projectiles. As these are expen- sive the department has reduced the number to be allowed to seventy-five projectiles and these, it is believed, will Le sufficient to de- Yermine the curves and establish the of the guns. The vessel will also be fitted with a range finder of new design, so that the distance of the target from the guns can be ascertained instantly with close approximation to abso- Inte accuracy. Sights are to be fitted to guns, an? some alterations Srial will be made in the mecieninm decision of the question of interstate com- mercial relations. If the Chicago company wants to pipe the gas to Chicago at the maxi mum pressure fixed by the legisluture it can do so. ——__+e- —___ Dakota Wheat Choked by Pepper Grass. The unprecedented rains of the past three weeks have started pepper grass in many North Dakota counties in the Red River valley, and it has already become so rank that many fields of wheat will not be worth cutting. The weed grows so much more rapidly than the wheat that it chokes out the cereal. Fortitude of the © ‘The Chilian army commanded byGen. Stephan, the Balmacedist, which has already twice crossed the snow-covered Andes and which has been several times dispersed by the Argentine authorities, has rejoined the main body of President Balmaceda # army, after recrossing the Cordillera at a height of 12.500 feet above the level of the sea and with suow twenty-two feet deep on the mountains. a ‘Trouble Feared in the Washington Mines. Work has been resumed at the Black Dia- mond coal mines, in Washington state, the miners having come to the company’s terms. At Gilman, however, serious trouble is threat- ened. The company attempted to put a force of men to work, but the striking miners drove them away. A’ special train with additional guards left for the mines. ——_—_+e+ _____ An Old Indiana Jurist Dying. Judge Beatty McClelland, one of the oldest and best known jurists in Indiana, was stricken with paralysis while walking on the street in Jolumbus, Ind., Wednesday and is dying. He is eighty-one years of age. — +0. Gen. Stonewall Jackson's Body Moved. Early yesterday morning the body of Gen. T. J. Jackson was taken by order of the com- mittee in charge of the monument from the grave in the Lexington, Va., cemetery, where it was interred at the time of his death, and placed in the vault over which the monument is now building and which will be unveiled on the 2ist of July. The vault was sealed up per- manently. It was Mrs. Jackson's request that the body be removed in the night and that no one should know of it but the committee in charge. This Fequest was complied with. The coffins of her little child and his daughter, Mrs. Christian, were also removed to the vault. Dollie Davis’ Double Identified. The suicide, which was st first thought to be Dollie Davis, was identified last night at Tarrytown by Mr. Frank Atwood of Philadel- phia as hisfwife. Mr. Atwood came to Tarry- town last night on the 7 o'clock train with his little girl Louise. He said that his wife ran away from him about two years and five months ago, end that he has been trying to find her ever since. The chief of pelice wanted him to remsin in Tarrytown ail night, but he decided not to do this and said he would return today. Mr. Atwood said that he hada brother- in-law in Youkers, named Herbling, who was a candy manufacturer. re Col. Hinton in San Francisco. Special Agent R. J. Hinton has arrived im San Francisco. He is charged with in- vestigating the irrigation system. In con- versation with a reporter he said that the finest irrigation system of the coun- try was that in use in the Bear val- ley. Fifty millions of acres would be added to the arable area of the United States by the irri- gation of the Colorado pistons, and he ox: pressed the belief that the irrigation of that tract was practicable. Canada Seeking Prohibition Data. Hon. Mr. Foster's motion for the appoint- ment of » royal commission to obtain data re- specting the working of prohibition in other countries was carried at an curly hour yester- day morning in the Canadian house of com- mons by nineteen majority. The vote stood: ‘Yeas, 107; nays, 88. ———<eo—_____ ‘Dispute In the Ohio National Guard. ‘The officers of the National Guard, who have been requested by Gov. Campbell to resign as the result of a court of inquiry, take various views of the situation. Nearly all of them will resign and seek vindication in a re-election. Col. W. B. Smith, however, asserts that he will yuiry deceived him by saying there witnesses, Susy et neaerons te demands & court-martial, Tween thee officers unite with him. = fr mits the compremed air to imy When these pay in saad THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D:C. FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1891. AMUSEMENTS. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT--HOUSES. COUNTRY BOARD. _ Washii i EDA Flnst-C Pal ri Ta - me . y ED | JOR & . O. HOLTZMAN, REAL ; > Se ton tomorrow evening at 1:30 o'clock; else San. | WW ANTED_A WHITE Gi a Te A ee all a BOPOLTTAN, Near of day at 9 om. Galt water bathing, fishing, | gf'q wt? stead confectionery We pee oe ou aRRED crabbing and Size meesle at the beach. The ¢ WASTED A MONUEEY PANN HAND APPLE | Sali? trade ra ars 3 gis pares between Gand 7 a mornin at 1 3 Yeu ANTED-A KECIABLE GERMAN GIRL W ‘ock, wash and fron: Teferences required. at 1451 Wet. we 5 WANTED—4 COMPETENT Wits Gini, FOR ‘h berwork for # amall family; lets InquseaeC one vi ne ae ANTED—AT UARTERS, WHITE AND W catered cooks, Inunaseens Chamtermmtin: nutes mien cooks. waiters, Sartenders, fara dairy ip forty und oway- ‘BAML. A- COOMBS & CO-, 527 10th stm, ye20Se" ED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, an housemaids, waitress, nurses, kitchen, Tomorrow (Saturday) the Illinois Republi- cnn Association takes an outing at Bay ‘The public are welcome to join them. Tickets may be purchased ut the B. and 0. depot en- trance for half an hour before de of exch Bay Ridge train dvring the day. For office people the 4:28 p.m. train will give them a nice trip, with nearly threo hours at Bay for tholic day at Bay STORE, itn and “ie ‘ANTED_BY WwW pt Me OF THREE ADUL’ rooma, et oa tn Georgetown, Helgntn, = Freasant, of other convenient ocalll par.city; torus, about 8100 ber unouth. Addgors B WwW TO VREAP couN call ra TRY BOARD LOCALITY MIGH "Ba healthy. two hours’ mide ion Wasbincts the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Box #0, Meas ville, W.Va. senha Pa . Star office. al ANTED TNO OB THREE UNFURNISHED rooms, i » in & vate family: conventent, to rood 2%th fo 1th and L. to B sts, LESLIE, Star office. OR RENT_A SIX.ROOM TWO-STORY BRICK house on Cleveland ave. n.w. ; all papered: water, gas; heated by latrobe; the best house in the city for the money; rent $13 ber month. GEO. A JORDAN, st. Monday next will be Ridge, when the United Catholic Literary Associations of Baltimore and Washington wi hold a grand reunion. The excursion from 12M Oth sw. 4... ott ale AN, 10thand F ste. n. w. Sr mort Foun towbar $k yor yeah ene @20. Mrs. Jo. e% WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. . a OR RENT—18s8 LARCH ST., LE DROIT Paki - Ww \gtor inder the -- | maids, butlers, waiters, bel pen cooks, bai rs 2 oe a ee FollInettate” Among te special fetores ot | ete cas aby ba” DICE AGENGY vis Nh | WW ANTHEA DOG FOR Fa SIZE BP, GINS | eter Guavenea two nerd care Tage T Stik ae Plonebly in the ary enme 19 decide the cham- | 5 aRRDCA BRIGHT SCHOOL BOT FOR aust | BY: orator WAL Wittgy, + P+ O11 W terre Coan a REN, 2 MLAS vad ‘by Hl Pe 5 7 a ‘mer work in eens attorney's office. W ANTED—TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, BEST 4 eree J. Campbell of Balti- | statine werine, PATENTS 2, stay oihice . inschines; Caligraphs Nos. 1-2 and ds Snuith SO GOR: ieee rooms. trait, shade and inven. Aa more, grand concert and other attractions. The Premier, 1» Hammond and others. drew 44 B st. sw. *; ANTED_—JOB IN CARPENTER SHOP, UNDER SEW! } « LOCO M MC rs — aving the matter in charge is en- instructions good tools. CARPENTER teeren en er ee a Bihaiy iat Sowntain Nice stahe hoes deavo: make this the most successful | Star offic. e203 2 5 ae Hidand ome wale. f S Addirews th event of the kind ever given at Bay Ridge. ‘ANTED_A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL | W AN{ED-ASECOND-HAND. STRONG. LIGH Minges PRESTRON, Teatown Ca, Var 8 y Wwe r 3 nuns, threeswheeled chart, for sopeet old bey, tuners Fk by os SS MTC paral cepts Aarne ia hea! GS ee TANTED-SIX ADULT BOARDERS. Liv HIGH RATES FOR WATER. WANTED A EPEIABLE MAN, TO. MANAGE teen and the price to 23 Natemwet ate FOREST BY Wc, DUVALL. we 3 i Wisse acrs ofto Fen “ad. Plenty ot maine ie business of the Commercial Enterprise Asso- | \\7ANTEL AD’ 3 q $0 M nt. u.w.. just weet of Junction Conn. at wn. sc worsen ke Terie. rowmc ‘The Suffering tm tho City of Maracatbo—Re- | ciation: oud terms to euch a party. Hor particulars W ‘rout untertain s Gottice San Oa NEE CSE | Rhode tetund ‘eves’ ust Lirostad corey acl taees & See haar, Me HB. GHOSE, Jeterson, Freaer- port of Consul Pinmacker. address the ASSOCIATION, 16 North 7th st... Phila- qhdresponwibility references and security. Address | concreted cellar and lance yard; will give lease if 3 rounty. a eh T ew! deiphia. e263" | EUROPE, Star office. Je2s-at* | sired, 845. . ° jich ] SiLt, 8 PREPARED BY JULY 1 TO acc The State Department bas received from W ANTED_AT ONCE. A FIRST-CLASS PASTRY | \\“ANTED—4 HORSES TO PASTURE 1 JZ room, desirable dwelling; larwe | 303 1 modate boarders by the Mr. E. Plumacker, United States consul at cook. Apply at 1382 I st. n. w. 1t* stream of fresh water; plenty of shade: very sult ws AB sons; excellent comdition: | $235 2! DORSEY Weatingten cr M ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO | SPJ¢for horses with sore fect. Ai Txt Inracaibo, Venezuela, a report relative to the cook, Wath and iron, for a seuialt famiys mus | MAN. Stone Uetive, Alenandtia, Vac 3eu5"3 50 i B WANTED a great water famine prevailing in that city. cook we month. Apply at 1102 0 st. nw. It" | \WTANTED—A PLUMBER WHO LOVES MUSIC aa 3 hg 3 22 mension’ walk, from Mal “The government of the state has proclaimed ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A GRO- Well enough to do work in payment for a imam ee | accommendations. shade, “lost Ng 2 : Pr cery waron and work around the store. Address | Plano. Address PLUMBING, Star office. 8 Cosas belek; ges anil water, re. Address Mire, N- 3. WAGNER. Lake View fe cepa to bea — bearer = is do- | Box 152, Star office. Jer6-2t" WASTED =A 3 HOUSE Fou 178 KEEPING 1 BY A 2 . ik nas i farm, Kockvilie, Mal —— in ower to alleviate universal ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK, Professios jeman living in the country ; ‘$35 3d st. p.e., 7-room brick ; a.m.i. ; $20.75, Westunanister, REFINED FAMILY LIVING 1 suffering, with a epeciad eye to the poor, who| V Wash and ison; city references required, Atsti | Xa iPiws Ww: ty Ravine Sree: 00 oe Jee SS Soe Saw, ie A iste nat Berar iting tay de cannot purchase even the unwholesome liquid which is all that is obtainable. Even this aup- ply must soon be exhausted, and then if the skies do not intervene not even money can buy cup of water, which ix more or less infected Sumter Goarders at ream nate. ra and healthy. Address IMM! DIATE, dente ENCiR A PLE. 4 mile from station yin products. decir n Mra AT. JANTED-IT KNOWN HIGHEST PRICE PAID Ww for old feather beds. G THOMAS, Star office. ¢ Wi AxrtED—s PROFICIENT TEACHER OFFERS lento art months; rapid advancement yuafanteel. Address 35 ‘advancement Jonthe: rapid advancement guaranteed. LADY TYPEWRITER ANTED—COMPETENT YOUNG COLORED ian to take care of horse and make himeelf zen- Star: WwW erally usctul In private fauily;. references Je2u-iw" FGF S002 COUNTEY BOAKD APPLY 10 MES with the germé of disease. Add to, this an in: Lock Drawersiu, Guy PeOe tate W 48ip— TiPEWnrTERs FOR RENT, ALL Fx EUDUNBAR hiige PO. ni. Mary's Sort ‘tense constant heat by night and by day, an: 7 ‘D—A STOUT BOY AS HELPER makes ; rent to learn or practice to increase speed. [HANDSOME NEW THREE | 5 lent, it, butter aid intik.- wl the present situation of Maracaibo may be | WAncanyicioge Avan Fit siesta ete forms reasoliable: city or country: carcalars, Tivcea tose eek oll mekon ee Sehine snd bathing. Lerus, 66 por work econ ee WASTED, A G00n RELIABLE GIRL 7 TANTED_MME, MARCEAU, LATE OF PAMIS, | Scneider. "@OS por menth. JOHN W. MOIS. OR | Bi Potties river te mite trom Pues “It seems strange that with more than 150 tnd wash ior gentleman and wife; homees er ane. n. w., where ahe is | F ¥ 7 Terum, ¢1 per day, @G per wees. KR. i. te rivers pouring into the lake a copstant supply Piney Pout, Bt. Mery'ecouney, Mea INOW AT PRESCOTT, pared to do Ane laundry of fresh water Maracaibo should find hereelf in| \\WANTED — A FIxST CLASS RESTAURANT Fine ince goods and curtain Ny sateen eee an as ee oe Kellowe bu 2 GKANGEDEiaGMAPOL <x this condition, but, in justice to her people, it srs ROMs sth need, apply: white preleerst. | WWANTED_VIOLIN AND £30.50 per inonth. App.y EDWAKD RENN. 4 nthe shouuteine of Vincinia, ta i i Apply. Lith st. mw. "_yerd2tt . A. musicians. Scientific mstruc. | New Jersey E ful grounds, fine waters. raliroad must be said ‘that they are not responsible. | 42?! : slaw vi ‘ natruc. | New Jersey be Te zoome Sy aqueduct was built, but the water thus supplied | 1931 “13th st. .w.. OF LAURELWUOD, | S.A Naru HORSES GO-PASTUNETS Wo eTE | Hest BO! wep nage gp ligament omg TON._PERSONS Din was undrinkable and insuficient in quantity. | Mt: Pleasant. 307 |W jecre caperisare tor hath ete eea Der ates | alee “team game aes ___ 1 BROOKS, 6 TH comnoer resort tthe At present another aquedict is in process of | Wy D—A FIRST CLASS ORDER COOK, | required. Crier you iy Othe mw: tamay ith steady | pao VERY ATTRACTIVE 1 diate feo wer Frome sarvey, but the trouble has aiways been that ELEM??? Fons boy. Apply #30 Penna. ave. a Suniies out. 0. H. P. CLARK, Siigo, Md. mb4-din' Seven toons; modern improvements c wry hare! eee f 3 me ply to RDGAK calves “4 as ae 7 ANTED—HOUSEKEEPERS WILL FIND OUR JU ND, Beal ° eplace in recep sil: only | \aTANTEDPPusONS DE ee So herd ares NTED_A Gi RESTAURANT W W ‘severe cates vert lows ie tate dant aes Oo = = en Arepince in Spon WL Say | WW ANTED_PERSONS DESMNG GOOD boARD . 7 Lam MADES' HOTEL, kd and Pa, ave. § holsterers, cabi cers and do any kind of work at | Ou KEN TOBI " 5 fan Le scoommodated | st Bright wood. opp. of carrying out the work for themselves. so = short notice. MAN & CO., 19271 st. a.w. | WOH KENT—IX THOMAS E- WAGGAMAN, hotel; terme moderate: children. taken. Also stable “An idea of the costof water at present—and TE GIRL TO COOK, mys0-Lin Leal Estate Broker, 17 ¥ st. 'a w. Tov. fer three oF fu all fawily. Apply to 1252 10th it must be remembered that this water is al- HOUSES, Je25-3" ) ANTED--SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 5 _ most undrinkable and certainly unwholesome— REGOSMENDED-—Corguen | V Inetudime tiety boure"autaion cach meek P| 2207 Nat Cn) 4r,-.8250 1811 120h ot, : RECOMMENDED man ‘shortiand: calistaph “and. Renington, direc .. | 5 : fee Every ~ may be gathered from the statement that a sso for fauily; six milles from city. tiontiss, "S10; thoroush tnsiness come tasiets and carriage, {1 3 Thine newis furuinied” Lacenent table. Tor wenn charge equivalent to 50 cents in United States tar off Lookkecping, ilustrated by Prot. Stanm’s celebrated SDERTINT ALERA RUTHERFORD. 1307 F ot.n.. | call on or sddrees GLEN MANOK, Forest Glen, Ma money is made for fifteen gallons. ‘This water bok chart three toute, 810: atuaate ssninted ga | S17, 08,3 JOR RENT F 20-1 : is almost black in color, and after standing a SIRENS BERENS RE etiploman A.C. | Ay reese, Lie P0l7 Ost, b 1m, | PERSONG DESIRING HOARD CAN WE ACoOM short time a thick deposit of greasy mud set- tles to the bottom, and it ix only by filtering many times that its appearance ceases to be ex-, ccedingly repugnant.” pier dt ae modated at tue Three Sy Perm, Laif mile tr Boyd's station , terns rea: Address Mr. Fi ESA pe he ale T= DE LANDER FARM NOW READY POR Se De, AXEL, can SOW READY FOR also miners. water. Lake for batt my20-lin* WANZED — ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS, cabinets, ozen; fine work; best skylicht for children ;'pictures copied : printing and de for amateurs. LARDNER G1) Un st., near 1 a fund "thier aunties jueute. Private tans cared ior FC. DE LANDER, Spreading Kalls Ditched a Train. Dany | WANTED TRANSIATION I DESIRE 10 on aniplain av Boyd's station, Montgomery county, Md. jes lim F in employient as « tran French, Ger- “ 3 Ui DARD 01 Spreading rails caused the ditching of an st ne. | mans Italian, Spans ortuxesey Dutch Danish mcg all PE cans, SUuBrS boa On TEE Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe train near Swedish or Hassian, eat references given. ALLA ‘Yatuon 3,000 feet. BTUNY MAN INS. Stony Man. Thomas, Kan., on Tuesday. The locomozive ST ANTED —LVERIBODY 1G HAVE SET Eras __ Fae ('o., Va. turned over aud Fireman John Welsh was We ceed We oe net ened oe Content bathe’ LAGRANGE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. SHADY caught underneath and killed immediately. rounds rocess. Office and works 1708 and 1710 E. RSE wea Eke ner - ‘Adlaras Siem JOR BLOWN. mine Mille, eee Gunton bulk eres Ne mine Mi The engineer, Peter Newcomb, suffered bad cee, te 8 e 7 ANTED—A RELIABLE BOY TO D¥ make bimself usetul. Apply 11020 st.8.e, J24-dt ANTE] a .WHTiE WOMEN FOR cookiny and general housework places inmedi- ites. mull and wil of the coubtry; Teierences ev” fet week 3 + Chauncey b “ : pees At" _| branches, Julius Lanzbareh and F, injuries. ‘The passengers were uninjured. W TO COOK, WASH AND | 010 Pennsyivania ave. ai _ 216-30 +00. NY, iron in a private family. “AppIY at + | WWANIED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND AT FARM HOUSE Too Many Civilians Employed. We M TehOVULIDK Works : feathers renoval sade over, uruivure seamed Seetro POUNCE nue Pe ave a elephone 1S A A dispatch from Omaha, Neb., says the chief quartermaster, Address KIVER department of the 18 30" 40% La ave, FOIE FOO pt a Platte, has been ordered to cut down| ty ‘W = 215) Ath HOOF... ene ONT SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD. * uy. Persons for otlier positions. We jet” positions FOR RENT—ROOM:! heat ot sua company oa ing house when they can jet rate weary as to the civilian force of employes in his depart- only INDUSLAIAL DIBEC TOL, “2 : ¥ 8 Portion of the property on iny Fa Sas low Mountain Lake Park Hotel bear Deer Park, ob B- For tut ‘fce for Dulle ied full st call at office sor bulletin eenedon ye ele There are about 160 em- = < oR RENT—LANGE NICELY FURNISHED BEC- ‘THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. ment 25 per cent. a * tet. bracitae aif delice as ond-story front and other ro ployes in the department, and forty of them \ or aeey, ae | 70H _KENT-UNFURNISHED dren: 4 express trains sts” tomiin, bowiegs Mok lov el + e te salary’ | suite: and th ; with board. 817 = G CRNISHED. f = tennis, bowls, ac. will be obliged to seek other employment. The eek | Swe s TER OMT Sagar | we Parkp, pretty Pi Uther nw: 10rand 1490 X st ow, OF -......855 Oe, BRR Boia" Yae Fark, a reduction will make no change iu the force at NA DRUG STORE; T SINGLE ROOMS | _ Je20- oe ee re oS ae or part of a cool, beautifuliy be had at lowest rates; references; no childi I jouse Can . FAUQUIER INSTITUTE, headquarters. irn}shed” house = con roan. lara of — ;poemty cf miidk, vewetatien, inited ‘“Summber! six utes "BUTLER, A.M, Principel. IN experience preferred. Addryss Je2a-at Bi ‘and women, whit -—— +00 A Disputed New Jersey Law Upheld. Chief Justice Beasley of New Jersey has FE, BENT—A THIRD FLOOR OF THRE rooms, with porch and Use of gas stove, toa ithout children ; references, 42034 st. W trou, conducted by ladies —in and colored, tor all Kisser Senses Sth sprue, with rererenc KR RENT—2414 K ST. N made a verbal aunouncement in the court of | 8%! SFCAHTEE PLEASANT SECOND TORT | ieSeTgN PCH Blaha bio ] octsT Tawny BoUsE orENED Mat 20 FOR errors upholding the Newark board of public | WW avis chauiternsids, uurses, wouen, tuens buys | F'toorus turnished) for hauecktepines pvoad ona | Tose GENT OHOUG oe Sears ane Sale works appointed under the law last winter, and | forall'work: "Auyiications or povgiameat: Pullen | cqokine stoves. "Apply si K's mw. Sead FF i Zaterainproveneniy nar eat Ser) e6-Am : said that the law was constitutional and that | $27 11th st. now. i jezs-ut'” | POR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, | Bice, | Apply to N50: PRE OSBORNE. the appointments under it were legal. Chief Bente Torte turniturc! rear eaters: | Soo Yay a foe tion S50 teet above tide water; fine shade. minersl Water: no iualana, 1Y trains dauy ; 40 munutes from ty, dret-ciass board and roots. Framobavie tat Apniy of address W. J. USBOKNE, 724 Lith at. uw. = . Beasley will tile a written opi: 1102 New York a a earn, Fe RENT—FURNISHED FRONT BASEME! ior office or housekeeping, with use of kite! other roomsecheap. Apply S13 11th st. nw, Je26- Fore NICELY Vermont ave. ;ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, laundresses, chambermaids, nurses, waiters, be boys, ladies’ and’ parlor imaids, &c Stored). Gern S, 1110 G st. y for the murder of Carrie Brown was begun in New York on Wednesday. OAKDERS WANED, PLEARANT COUNTRY louse; plenty uit, vewetables, ilk, shade aud id Water teriLs moderate, depot abd post office Jo minutes’ walk. Appiy to MES. CAMS = tortown, Feuguier county, Va. ie ANGE MANSION. ‘TY OF SHADE, CoN. Venient to cars and dauy at and all c * country heine, tea cckkt, fur. roows; one trout, all convenieiices; seutle- man ouly; @9 und 87 per month; southern exposure, :D_ENEI SN TORENT 3 W esti the marveiots Falsom puonograi hd the suniuer excursion. seasons args. at quick re turua, references required, COLUMBIA. PHONO- GHABH COMPANY. G27 Et E j ANTED—STENOGRAPHERS AND REMIN at See A Row May Precede the Prayers. ‘The Methodists and Campbellites of Craw- fordaville, Ind., are quarreling over the posses- sion of a church which was built by common avenw, ior. cheap, stnw, 11z... {OR Hi A) T—TWO FINE, UNFUR: PORT RETREAT—MOUNTAINS OF MARY- ton. typewriter operators directed to pontions, | POR MENT TWO, FINE, UNFORS paperai throughout: open grates; conven ent front Cx 7 subscription and alternately used by them for | E'uvleyers previo’ or parle! ‘og | nished; in new house; ail ta.i-;_very desirable loca- | Parkins; in good condition: mod. tu : rivaied ior health, 32, soaghe ony a ey P' y y Kemington operators; no. cuarze ior service. W\C- slit Ai. ISS K. aes cam country worship. The Methodists refused to murrender | RUFF, SUAMANS © BESLD.CE, Sammon Type: | "a; near all line street cara, “Git Bata, ; oursfivecsiy = Hokies ome gt M- CLARK, teep “Trym, Wadhingten ; : ‘ ‘i Writer Office, Stu and F sis, 1. 6. my 13s ENT- EO ENCE is goanty, Md. Es mya the kty to the Campbellites lust Sunday, and JOK KENT—TWO LARGE ATRY. HANDSOMELY | (4,,10%1, ele, completely furnished. For p ERT TOTS arco . W 2200s RAGES TOWN, AHOUT TWELVE there was almost a regular fight when e bodyof}—-WreANTED SITUATIONS, | cgumesedomgudstory suuth-ircut roonsa, thtce j Finer stories Sroomn colat wen bath i] aate Sad ceareeneee nk anal ceuntion, Sent Methodists came up with their preacher and SNE = raid} a eG; aueateer cates not a tictee aera, 3 G-ROOM | hitchen and dinmg room on first fluor; ” | Sece sole aA es took posession. ‘The Campbellites swenr they | <<-SSTEB GTA SEATMESPECTERLEOT | tig + Mune rates; ref” 2 meats ow brick; concrete cellar und lange yards | Pet 645 per mouth. | —* ——s " uhemeeedeedeen pd will hold services in the church next Sunday if} WAXED IBY (ASE + ectric bells, cathedral riase; bes, Pesan) wr tihi OF Copy it or will stand instore. Address for thtee days 2028 ann 108. @. HENS! — Foe RENT. = —— Tho. Use 15—-TWO MILES OM ALEXAND! Teunw. x a lane, ‘airy, Toms. shady’ in Sram Ip, profumen they have to batter the door down and throw the Methodists out bodily. 7 (CHAS.“A“ SHIELDS, 1405 .. 10 ROOMS, = wa, fruit and mys Grains apet te Sust tome in office. rED_BY A TENT, HEI E 060.00 | Terms, Address SPRING BANK, Alexandr, \, oo Witte cook arts ontae, wasting: nad ie Fiat Bt ane dar “0 | Saab fase ns we Bulkeley Governor Until Ousted. ironing in a small private Call at 1244 oth st. ‘cool Fooins, with first new house “ rs In the superior court in Hartford Wednesday | 2-¥:_ Cau xive the best of city reference, = pee: Aare ; *”|MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN Judge Hall handed down a decision in the suit OR RE: HIGHEST AND en ee * 20.09 | ——— = ———— ; N N . 4 TANT! ‘TO BORKOW 000 FOR ism of Auatin Brainard, Gov. Bulkeley’s secretary cra ys | Patni i pe era ; a ane FEE Wierai re mieae ee a against Controller Staub for the payment of ech or Minster Waren, oe cae abe | Ponte Dark; with or without board: “Would suit four atte windsor”6410- 00 Flats, The muton 40-55 | Sur ulices a ae a ci as the mi is useful abouta yrocety. store: went a upont irc! ¥ jaterst (w're'he) .2> | > CMR BLA > = Serr. | ue, Geareres eee ction of | ite goof refareace. "hadron <2 LOWE DOK RENT—I518 PNT NW NT OS 8 3 paveese Fecrace w----28 | “PW nteed kote wiisos. Brainard’s counsel to expunge tbat part of | f'¢° yet ished: aaameee nith bosmty <6 an 1357 Clase uproved property. A. WILSON, Staub’s answer which cites the facts of the state election last fall and claims that Bulkeley is not governor and has not the right to appoint a imuen'® Insurance Conipatiy built AN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUNS at Sand 6 percent on approved real estate in the NTED—A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO LO- cate himself op a dairy farm near the city ; furnish references and siuall capital. Box 48. or location, convenie PH very low to cars and herdics. HELE SHED ov to responsible parties. “Inquire. i - District of Colwubia. KOH T. POLD, secretary. The judge decided that these parts | 2 S ae : | po 2k AS RA MMU gow. cor. Lith and Fete tw. of the answer should be expunged. He says, V J ANTED—BY TWO RESP BLE COLORED OR KRENT—TO ADULTS, TWO FURNISHED OR | 7 = TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. PioMPt j, + girls, places to do general housework ; will work unfurnished roows; sincle oren suite; second JOR Ki THS tention to all in his opinion, that the question of whet tely or towether; good waxes expected; refer- ot and cold water; sanit and cellar; thoronch order. rs sm TLDT & BRADLEY, Bulkeley is de jure governor cannot be de- 810 10th st. n. Ie 215A st > cuborhood ; $23. 50. > . 20-1. on Ft. a termined in a mandamus suit to which Bulkeley AT COOMBS & CO.’S BUREAU | [OR RENT—CUOLEST ROOMSIN WASHINGTO: eee a & IN SUMS 70 SUIT. NO DELA’ UM: IT. NO Y is not « party: that he is de facto governor and berinaida, lauudressen, “ladle joesutly varmshed parlor floor overlooking Capieel | LOR RE $15,000 Shi oiuesons. . that his acts as such stand as regards a third San ie cn San uso basement if housekeept mea: | © A three-story ene coces, Dose; ait mods imps. : ZEVELY & FINLEY, Party until his time has been overthrown by a quer wma!" Peadadte fora busibess ot protessenal mest hevins at poor aed ded contest or quo warranto in effect a recognition of roceedings. This is Ruikeley'sright to the rofessional roouis ob fe it. 20 Est. in. net (PROVED CITY PROPERTY, ». office room with northern ‘W. otWer euius on Teal estate within the to the comer ot BUSINESS CHANCES. GST. N. 20 floor, with ood tab Pass the door; teris reasonable. ‘ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, imaids, nurses, jaundress, houseworkers, butlers. 3 : Jon sALE—Ss SHARES DONSACK, 100 ARROW § GRO. W. LINKIN: office. coachinen, waiters. footimen, farm and dairy Muen: all ie NW AINE, LARGE | FORMEATS wor. 920 | FSctecntsintp, 100 amerten enid prin ee mov iets ee ee 7ED_BY AN HON AND INDUSTRIOUS | furmsiied, with best table board: for es ee moues: | 132 deh st. n.w., S roonis and bath. a-t 3B | Sectrie . eB MONEE TO LOAN—LARGE AMOUNTS ACWAYS Crashed by a Ton of Rock. ERE inet) OUL Of euiprayioamte o dave in | ciated ery 28 Aga son) TAB E; BROWS ee . AML ot band for joans cu beat ity security. st lowest A dispatch from Hamilton, Mo., says: An ac- aR ftrmiah reterences see eet saree a 4729 Oba) ___ Oh ost Sw. | POR SATE a SMALL CORNER GROCERY w1ORE | rare cf Serra, teetalinrat jomie wit, tora cident occurred at the shaft of the Caldwell S WILL PAY €50 CARH TO ANY PEW. | custole (io Mermialed rooms; large'and cool: hish io | WDE RERT NEW SEVEN HOOM BRICK: CEI | ou tomer iunssaVoeck een Ow SPP coat Se can now also tu onne on collateral pecurny si CoalCo.’smine yosterday in which one man loxt | WAS tinr wil atin Sea gererincent jontion | fatter Keleonces Br AL ie. bla onee ogE, 27 Bb month. "W. B. WATSON £6O.Gig' 9th at 4, CHAIRS com: | OPS et #* bas orsho HEE exarre & sons, his life and four others received serious if wot | guiant iy ron tule #0 fr ment, Mires | GH RENT THEE LARGE COOL ROOMS, HAT FOR RENT SENET FAINTED AND Wares | yy cheen chy comm getine. | aD aes i i wate — lows in each; we; south and + ~ 7 ress 2 ‘Star a - fool, when's rock weighing «ton end’ bait | WW ASTED-BY GOOD, RELIABLE MAN. PLACE | tron siivuiclainiy! sicrencteTSquated“nititatat | EF fourtaom drama 17th arat tan © se en eee Hae" | M Gini of Coneinian ser tetie teed at one @ roof, when a rock weighing ton and a half iy Se aT gyre ongien gf melted lf ony jestaee | WM. ¥. HOLTZMAS, Lm Fst. nw. 5 _ | POH SALE FIXTURES, AWNING Se Okat | Meggatimterest. RASTERDAY & MALCEKG. fell, killing Paul Bloise instantly, crushing | ghont'the house. Please call ‘after 5 to MOSNA’ R RENT — FIVE UNFURNISHED Rooms, | FO® RENT_SMALL, BRICK BEAR OF ai | J meat and provision store. Apply to W. H ‘Buoy. 2e10-m "_PaciBe butiding, w24 F at. 2. w. Robert Steward’s back, breast and right arm, | ison 1th ‘Can furnish reference, _je26- Perera, Gaee non T CENISHED ROOMS. | Fst nw. wide court, water aud gas, 12° WM | OF. 2d. anu Pu. ave, }\] OXEY 10 LOAN ON REAL EstaTE On OTHER: almost scalping Frank Dooley, and crushing | \y7aNTED — POSITION BY EXPERIENCED | rates. UUs A'st E eter’ | F- HOLTZMAN, 1821 ¥° __Je°5it_ | POR SALE_ONE OP THE BEST FAY) Mirtocteccany to sya tro 4 10 joweet John Lewis and William Hail more or less hotel clerk with quod references. Aires ae “3 ENT_S28 7TH ST. N.E. NEW 2-STORY | the theapiot rent Tun tee —— “3 severely. Sea = Jeb Sinued roouts on second door auil one on thinly baw | E and basement brick Qwelliag, rome and collar, tion req ‘Address JOHN, Btar ofhee ave 3 pe eae eee ANTED_BY LADY, POSITION As COM. ail modern’ improvements; private fainiiy. | ll 2 1, cliandsowely. pered 30 per mo. a scomE tS sad | MSEX, WANTED AND. = WwW Panion to lady or to ave care of infant; country | _Jezd-3t* de25it_ SWUKMSTEDY & BRADLEY, #27 F st. [Oo SECURE CONCERT OF ACTION PARTIES hsving money to loan can siwnys find «ilt-edge Saved Herself by Grasping the Dog’s Tongue. shore preferred: best references given" Address | "P> = z ae holding certificates of West Florids and otes, secured by deeds of trust. for anieat 1 gi sgaghore preferred: be yo" | PCR MENT—AT 1400 10TH ST. THREE ROOMS, HR KENT—1116— BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED | railroad are invited. to vend thee sade WOODS £ U0-'s BAN Mra James Parish of Lansing, Michigan, | ford daye & ‘office. é t* | Fcirumnisbed: lattes preferred: bo an Soest | Face Sarre, tat wint ee Sign. 5 1 rosa, | OF thelr hokdiurs to PLOMIDA: cate Star OBhce es aes Pat, had terrible experience with « ferocions | WWANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WO. 4 12TH ST-N.W. ONE HoOM ON | chesprept. 845. Apply at 1120 New Hanpanire : nee Juan, a aittation in a private faintly to cook and | BGR AYN dobar aicith: ans wie oa Ent Bonn ea | Bete Fk SALE-STOCK AND FIXTORES OF GkO- | JQ EAL ESTATE INVEATMENT, ball dog recently. In attempting to drive | do plain washing aud ironing; city references. Ad- | ~ysyiQtlOr “ 88. = fete, B.3 Cormer; rent low: price, i, must be BAFE As U. &. BORDS, the animal away from a passer-by, whom he had | drs K. T., Star office. 1° |< | FORREST SMALL, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR ii se re E desired ; good chance. Apply toc. IX PER CENT, PAYABLE. ARTERLE. ked, she was sat upon by the brute, who | WW ASLED BY, A YOUNG MAN WITH FRPa: onal door, suitable Yor Pwo: no Caikiron, we | cool location. Tas Re ate MY SS eae Jecbat vat wat, Z ‘ence, a place as bartender. Address X.Z., Star i: Brahe a a me + oR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO- ‘TO. Jampod at her throat. Mra. Parish’ left hand | ottce "=" ” see | ira. wey conrad reivtefauuly” 50s Dat nw | ROR RENT 94 10TH SE, SE, PREPTY Six | PC, tt nen on sntune ones, OF i was bitten in nine places. ‘The dog’s teeth | \WWrANTED_BY COMPETENT COLORED armi— | J+0" ORVILLE JOHNSON, 400 Pa: ave. niw, Jeubat® Fade; must be sold were driven entirely through her left wrist and place as ures or for bousework i) suealj fanaty:; | )h zy the feshy portion of her Fight arm below th ae aca cape emcee sate. Ee a r soo __ tile.» wacoaman. elbow was chewed toa Ps in her efforts to | yr NTE ¥ YOUNG Al TU, (OR KENT—AT 737 10TH ST. N.W., FIRST, * Keep’ the dog. from’ her. throat, the plucky | WASZED BY XOUNG MN, A SITUATION | WOR RENT AT 77 30TH Sr NW eat dest | 10 — 5 j woman finally thrust her hand into his mouth | ences. Cailoreddrew AA, is One a.w.feSvihe | able for suet. Seite | a oes Sere aw. id ing his tongue hung on. The animal JANLED—A POSLELON WITH BOME = {OR RENT-TWO ATTRACTIVE FURNI: ED 0 : soon’ became exhausted ond gave up the | W sees boas whecetscen mets Hana wosmonis | Metettn cartes ae Ca EA EDURHED | Thao Moet Ty oan LARD See Cen om gle and was killed n short time later. It | yeful; bes: of references qiven if desired." Address | $8, ter prices. Apply at once, ‘ave. n. ‘s. strug! a 3. 8., dtar office. e205 | Heferences exchanged. Je22-it' aL mbo Laie F at. is feared he was mad. Mrs. Parish is suffering ; ANTED-—BY WHITE MAN AND WIFE, SIT- ‘B00 Wi ONEY TO LOAN severely. uations; wife a8 cook aud housework; man to FOR RENT—STORES. he: i 15 sums 00 Sst Ot Jo aed eee euist out doors: understands dev q = AS Results of Yesterday's Racing. Prwul go to country. Address Mi a Bare | suas = a ot * owner At Sheepshead Bay, first race, one mile—Eon, ANTED—BY A LADY OF MANY YEAuS’ EX s Sot barnes D298 MALT BORED 920 TO G10 TOL0aR 1; Stockton, 2: Strideaway, 8. "Time. 1.40 3-5. | W perience, « portion totahefuitchange ce cuttersr | JSON RENT” STOREAR See THOT Ea | ae ao iw pac ap or other — Second race, spring stakes for two-year-olds, | Aidress “DRESSMARERY “National "Advertiser | Aa%,Re"D, Sted Uy; location tne for any | Ups yy 4 =e three-quarter mile—Victory, 1; Rex,2; Charade, | Bureau. Baltimore, Md. ______ rt | iste unt et “inewe lise, wer | 200 reason for selling, Nowvise i E500 Publicity. Adare ox dx, Saroiice Soo — A COLORED Teasonabie 3 . seth 3. Time, 1.15. Third race, oneand one-eighth | WANT! BY form of yous tou Xpply to THOMAS | 213% ton ; Odette, 2; Lizzie, | waitress “Areas present emiployer's, whois iverine | Mc Fikiibs, $04: yaw Bia | 200 RENT. Mine ite, ree Ay oak ads the city, 924 17th st. u.w. e252" RENT— HOUSE 1005 B ST., OPPO- 3. Time, 1.554-5. Fourth Coney Island | S°°o¥- LaDy OF EXPERIeNGE a | F 22. ARE PLE » OPPO. | 3:20 and G. we up snd onw bal mile tier. 11) ‘hace’ | W ASAD Puhethe Gi GRRRNROR, a | MudlnTam fat tira, “eae! Mo ap Rae a land, 2: Potomac, 3. Time, 2.85 ‘8-5. Fifth | of euYor ta travel’ beat of ety Adare Mw race, one and one-eighth miler—Loentaka, 1; | BYFE Whi TER, Star ofice — FOR RENT—OFFICES. sx : . Bermuda, 2; Kenwood, 8. Time, 1.56 WASTED {BY YOUNG. FIRST-CLASS FRENCH | > SS Sixth race, one and three-eighths miles—Mas- emp cack 8 5 ation i iia or veivate fei, ‘POR RENT—DuesIRABLEOFFICE ROOMSIN THE terlode, 1; Tea Tray, 2; Low + 3. ‘ime, | Preferres. .D.. 1214 H st.n. w. city. ‘Lenman ry 1425 N.Y. ave, 5 22535. 4 ‘ANTED—A POSITION TO TRAVEL AS STEN- ilgutsed ventlation’ fow reat a a ‘snd typewriter DY. a lady having = ave. ‘FOR, RENT _OvFick ROOMS, ou F eT DEsE 3 gt Fe 'T_OFFICE ROOMS. ois F GT. ; DESIE- SAIIPLSRE Soh: paagmemeee steer ‘or lease at 1421 G st. B. H. ‘AND ‘tenants on terms to at ¥. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F a.