Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1891, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. JULY 11, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. FOR _SALE—LOTS. AL Kk OF THOSE FIN new substivision on Teun. av ———F THE WASHINGTON TRAIN. FOR SALE —IOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ | NEAR OTH &T. NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. oJ UST OUT—ON ALL NEWs STANDS. Breckinridge, A. M. Trasian, Mrs. Gen. Mich- ler, Countess Esterhazy, Mra. Dickson, Mrs. Eugenia Phillips. SHOOTING STARS, SOCIAL MATTERS. sate ‘The Cabinet Families— Washingtonians at the ‘The Christian Endeavor Delegstes amt Moving in hire circles—the kitchen lady. - Their Trip to Minneapoila iat not ko aug. at practioniy Bet Br M. G. McCLELLAND'S Sememer Resorts, vas C. B. Shafer bas gone for a month's stay aa Correaponiience of The Evening Star ° ch- teattiring oni about S10 The ited seal b lauce on oF Deore two antl theve sears; © LATEST AND BEST BOOK. cabinet families are still represented | at Massanctta Ayoung woman up town whose first name is . Mixes » Mixws., July ished cali or send ior plat; telephome Cail smong roy ee . ‘Those who perhaps | | Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Van Wickle are at Con-| Lily asked her Georgetown beau to write her Chetiies Mabe he ridhedyoes months 2 ave enjoyed the summer most here are Secre- Hall, Cape Ma: ; The from “pita F HE < EAST WASH A NAMELESS NOVEL tary and’ Mra. Rusk, who have been in no | oes =. ‘au obituary poem, and he did this Lorgain ip the market—a lot Washingto ed this morning at ) chow ae at aiao te cine Rev. and Mrs. John G. Ames and danghter ex- nein Sresved Sts tactuing ah S avin Lincoln By M. G. McCLELLAND, “We have planted here this Lily, ‘. 7 2 special hurry to leave, since the weather has pl instead of last evening, as wos intended. The on a 1)-ioot street, within a stone's throw: pa * in pect to leave the city on Monday next to spend The loveliest, b: ~ ‘ Author of “Oblivion.” Princesa, been almost continuously comfortable. Miss its loveliest, by gum, delay was caused partly oken-down « a = Park, WILLIAMS BROs., th and Bate m a are nal nessa Hark “went” away about’ a week ago and is month at the Warm Springs, Bath county, Thatover grow uqen Gia encth poser pice Erne ns SOR SALE— 1 = =| visitin, ie daughte of Secretar; ‘oster it bed F T PLAN. FE Tetion of city; de- | , Am intensely interrating atory of southern momn-| at their home in Fostoria, A’ *part, of | Misses Josephine Millor and Maggie Knight To bloom in kingdom come. afternoon at Madison, Wi, which was arranged § esc fin $1,000 fo 91,00: 850 cash, Delage ser: | NEWia Heiehhorbood. economical femtur on either | talneer life. "A powerful und dramatic work of Seton. | Wt, *helr home jin For rature there has] of 20th street northwest have gone to the —— by the Northwestern railroad at the request of able $10 per mouth Ss . TOP" | Se: So-foot alley tn 1 Fons, cam be, Uullt upon to Frest 8500 FOR A NAME! been so cool that in the evenings a fire | mountains for the summer. Too many silly young couples drive into | 6 delegates Se aaah exRr swing Hatreinnctiwart | IPO SAREMA UAMOATN ON qaTH we Tx: This ofthis novel has ben. vurrosiy cmittet | wag" mot at all-out of the way. ‘Gecretary | "Sir and Mien W. cont vad daughters are at| Matrimony with o Uiied Seva The tota erctvod fe Matioon ot cheat ® ero | 4 Thane boutee are ew sad ine heughtorcocd rapiaty | Ken adel aweon Kenan amd Dartiocoth Vint | Miter MGaoeet fora dhvrovrie natue, fears and Mrs. Rusk now expect t0 et amay oe Lawn Cottage, Boyds, Ma. =e Hk hese aii sinh chien srlar and two bath room: ail P vaying rent and ina few years you can haves | corn r icth st ¥. ave. ‘k** | iftvers'to'the'sixteen persons suzvestlus the iost ap-| going first to Wisconsin, and will be. Joined im | Alice Carey of 6th street northeast has gone ee wecend by hse wus EAR NEW PARK AND THE EX- Conn. ave. ; by September will be the most arcessible building site near town: » bargain if sold atonce. L. C. ‘Oftice. Sy LL month, without interest. WILCOX & th wt. and TWO STORY BAY ‘or full particulars see pid “Ss hee cae ore cellent one, the young people of the Madisor Principal: n of mettle?” . Christian Endeavor societies took the Die Second: “Ishould say so. He's an Alabama | sit ce Columbia delegation for e drive iron king.” Chicago by their daughter, who is also looking forward with pleasant anticipations of a stay at her old home. Mrs. Rusk and her son and to Obio to spend the summer with relatives. Mrs. J. F. Waggaman, who has been ill for the past month, is much improved and bas Eat L = Saat through the city of Medixon, past the daughter will not be back until about October. th her fanai ‘Ocean City, Md., fc ne y brick house on “kt st. ne. bet. Dand F aE tee MR ee le ‘1 oA Roce Se bee senaliy to: ats Me, Boe state capitol and up through the grounds at ie), Side) Cand: baianrg | gt hath. alt pabered and in got cond boows teins ballon adpiiine ots: water. sewer aad | FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES, |, !te'mey General and Mra. Millor aro think | the summer. THE Wine comrRomiss. the Univermty of Wisconsin and along the gas. ED. J. OHARE, 1006 F Sy1L-2t Fok SAGECIRE [NORTHWEST “CORNER OF dH ate.n.w. ) 100275; big banca ing of a novel vacation trip—driving through Vermont. They will not start for some weeks ey commence their tour will Mr. Wm. Schaffrey and bride of Baltimore are spending a part of their honeymoon at his He failed for half « million, straigst, FIVE-K0OM BRICK And this was most suprising: po —h JOR SALE—ONE DOUBLE PHABTO: house on Defrecs st shore of Lake M harness, om pole, biankels and. ¢ of an bour w: dota. I can sell this property ata yet, and when Darssin and om very easy tern toot, within two squares of Fa. a also full set of Apploton’s Ex he the: que Secretary Proctor’s home in| Sut® Mrs. P. C. Gillion, 214 K street north- But not so much, as was the sum, cee tote — rider 1 NED. J. O'MARE. 1000 F. st. si, With on | Mutland, Vt. Secretary Proctor’s family will | "3 povert Shotwell and Mi for- He made by compromising. at 7 o'clock and hada Fee SALES TWO-STORY AND Bay-WL A: FAUL. JIE 3 ORK HORSE, WITH OB | spend the intervening time at their summer fe i — a erey ao Gnand emotniae sae ee ee eee will Salld yous housetesule, homo at Marblehead.” The Attorney General | merly Miss Frank Cowie of Monroe, La, are For mtormation ONLY AX INSINTATION. Husband: “Dear, I wish you would bring me my hat out of the other room.” Wife—sharply: “Do it yourself. I'd look Visiting Mrs. Townsend, 1519 O street. Mrs. Stratton aud daughter Edith of Dela ware avenue northeast left this week for the oil region of western Pennsylvania, where they and Mrs. Milter were in Vermont last year and are enthusiastic over what they saw. It wi then they decided upon the plan of coaching over the hills, which they now hope to carry out. Since Mise Miller's departure for Europe Fe, SACE-LE DHOLE PARK, CORNER Lp; a 1770, omy. et... B10 two lots, 18x97.6 each; per foot.,.....40e th Tath n.6., three iots, each O To MINNEAPOUIR. The view from the engine, on which Tae Stan's correspondent rode for twenty miles, Was magnificent ail along the route and eape- A y AND roe is sound, kind, Zearlessand a perigct cares o Fee SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD, SOUND WORK house: owner bas no further use {or hima Cap le horween Sand Fs weil ee anal ceciar.” The ¥ low figure of $4,100 to ‘ishiite + i Propose Temaining until October. Pretty waiting on you, wouldn't I? cially at Devil's le’ the mountain scenery Aen RTLEMANS DRIVING OUT: | jp.’ spoT" bet Mother bes bors, ta TadianeRO-|" Mrs. Patrick Moore of 604 Pennsylvania | Husband: “Yea, dear. That's why I asked | ew? Poche tke tke led all of the rocky, THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Ug | Bt, cousstiay of a beautiful sorzel horse siz, years | W% Whore ahe spent several weeks. Mra Hale, | or cthwent and nlooe, Mine Rees hace | you to" ‘ barren White mountain perks. = nial ee alates tein rec ete Boe ae Sal | Somes fer nth SOO LS ae ROSE T eee | oree eeann, fe Ee ee a ee The delegation from Washington @i4 net “ SALE-7 OOM FRAME, ALL MO. IMPs glectic care. shatiow lots: per foot, ‘So., oF will | Ro ise cor i'wili sell clapton iminediateyurciosr. | of Str. and Mra. Miller, kept honse for the lat- | & Atlantic City to spend the 2 Reales, epee ‘ Madisem st.goar J5th, stabie in far. creat barwal trade for proved property. A st McCAULEY & ALEXANDER'S, 0 bet, ter daring er absence. Misa Miller, who is | “Mt. Moore will join them in a few duys. It's a Hill wind blows no good toCleveland. | sleep muc poems : because they te RR 8 . Lf pela abroxd with Dr. and Mrs. Roosa of New York | Mra. E. B. Barry and daughter will spend the — Feige Redes Bagge See Ge ee ee oe and their daughter-in-law, Mra. Mary Butter- | months of August and September at Newport.| Talk about the wordly ignorance of Girls! | western road were puzzles which the young 3 PY Balewn Hee sore ae eed to ee sent Mra. J. M. Shomo of Capitol Hill will leave | Why, they cau no a man so thoroughly in | people wished to wel: ee spent an bour am Peeves bd ae es roulse Dr. und ire. Roosa are. old, travelers, | SW24Ay morning for the mountains of Pennasl- | weck, that he will want to go and hire a sheriff | aking jokes wal iw treme tthe toe ure; bak hey have arrunged thie tour especially to | 7auia to spend the summer montha with friends | ty heng bi seats, but the problem wasn't solved tll some bl and they ave arrenged this tour especially to | ng him, » us 2 “Athiesn Wo make it novel and teresting for thiie young | Md for the benefit of her health, which bas 5 one who is Used to nisanced western idens had SALE Qo SOMICAL CORNER, LAT AND Saapeoee ee YOURE | ven very poor for the past year. lendy giemsiowes the kindness todo it for We Washington oo 2. Be seas sot ‘wale to Spee HORSES—M Us¥ 5 y + iss o ites, = Tis finn: baa for a an Purchaser at S SUTHERNOND 100; 02 BS te ane A number of our prominent society people | _ 2% A. J. Schathirt, Miss B. Cooke, Rebecca ‘ogates. ime Gnally came for the young people from Washington betook, themselves to their Pullman and by thet car Stauf and Adolph Stauf are at the St. Charles, JOR Sa Atlantic City. “| are becoming expert amateur photographers, NATURAL BESEMBLANCER. want sid Tor. | or if they are not it is certainly not because of dpi . Were xoon taken to the “land of nod.” Ever} in siable Tearok Bat ue, | Want of effort. In the diplomatic circle Mr.| Mis# Minnie Phelan of I street and Misa Jen- ove slept and whon tho train reached BMinne- ia st. new. 2yi0s | von Mumm of the German legation has long | nie Riordan of New Jersey avenue have gone to apolis this morning at 6 o'clock there was 1 5 OKKEKS, | since distanced all competitors both in the | Harper's Ee: @ sick person on the train. Not only was every Bick MA: | number and excelience of the pictures he has Kev. W. H. Gotwaid and family returned to the city last evening, having spent a pleasant vacation visiting at” their former home, West- port, Pa. Mrs. R. Exner left the city this morning for © . but almost every one regretted that the jon was over, soitcan be understood easily that there was a social time all along the route and ail felt well acquainted. A WARM OREETING. made. He has a number of handsome albums filled with them and as he is constantiy adding new ones his coliection of American views, not only of places, but of people, will be valuable and intoresting. ‘The pictures that be makes ‘hn: pargnin at 26.400. ar reglen® with lot 76 feet LEWIS, 168 bat It SPER MONTH. PRETTY wind. 8 rortion of the property on my For fail ust call at office for bulletin jequed ob “toh THOS. E. ALE 1518 Q ST. S.W.; LOT a iay-simiow brik bone: four rooms on 4 floor: OOD MAI Wwurtauted Kind and to work at JCSTICE AKMST ive itup. Why?" : “Because youcan tell them by their brick; mod. ALE ROOM FOR 7 HOU vet. Aand Bee; Baw. 10 feet ou W by Ubteet os nce $25 month. i OF VERY S1¥ ose: 5 years ol: Kind and Kentie, sold ii exchange for oue oF two che matehed driving broken to eit AUE—LOT O8 8TH ST. BETWEEN Un.w.;: OOKI40 to alley. Bi square northeast very cheap. 10 8° _ Offices Kellowe bide. and Lith Vole and duuble harness: siigutiy ‘once. ee rae sit? To be seen at SOR SALE-TWENTY HEA Srived ftom Lecmuton a, tere tes sehr a oe creo cliestual sorrel ta ue 24 wt. n.e. Can be BUADENSBUNG, KOAR ee Ee es Kell ose bi bricks: all modern improvements 6 Kelloze bids. IMMONS' SALE STABLES, 31] 1 complete iin eves early finisued. ACKER & Vrince urlomt. 0 gt tug tnareb Neal's i 4 Jolinsou ave, Let e STABLES, 1 SALE HANDSOME Sew 3S10KY BKICE | be soid ‘tuxetbier | EDWIN D. JONES, 3 a mm the 1. and Q. ratiroa Apply to MRE & LA ou | Fur turti Vib & ROTHER E143 11TH ST. NE E Cheap if sold ‘at onee. antow brick; 8 rooms and nd oth sts. n. .E OW EXCH A-hatd cares wi ‘it SALE—CHEAPEST LOTS IN _N. Del. ave. and M sts. ; y tioeuch KJ. BEALL, jr., 1003 G st. INSTATEMENT Ty bay-window ALE-SNAT, TWO GROOM HOUSES, 41 Gand Hats. p BAND O. it, table and carriage 10-room basement auent Sestory take SS to" alley price: . Just finished, cor. C and Delaware “INVESTORS WILL DO WELL TO ue to tug Be. <fice cheap ground on grade at 1 to wis Focus, & big | ‘] es, SePHG EE | t05 400 Pa. ave. maw. none Sationn Heese Tao | pow rat AGLS, WAGONS AND, BUG Fi twO | Eien Teen ainiue aun ontered work ‘ale renyey COU & JAKBOL, 240 M st, ICHOLAS SCHLEGEL GS Bus. gear Dae postrosep ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER, 4 und look at some T. H. GARDNER, Sth and G ne, Bw. Rear N. Cap., Seetory: 9 r0- hye. Soom cotter and stabi ERKILL & WHITE, 1114 Fst. a. , Auctionvers, ‘Mth and D sts. now. S$ SALE OF CONTENTS OF EY VERY STABLE s & ne OMSIBUS, LA. LIVERY SUITS,’ &e ter $aut iy brick om lat at. be- | GAKDSEK, Offices, Kellox Wiil sell at first cost is taken at ¢ dress 418 st. tw. * Femted to good tenant at $90.00 BR, GSIG Lith st a. to am Lumedliste ars xood nelehoor- $1,750 u suid at one Square 1008, between 1: use in the southeas: TR's s N & BATCHELDER, deny eusave budse i the are quite as good as any thata professional pho- togripher turns out. Just at present he is on a tour which has comprised Canada, Alaska and the Yosemite. ‘The other day he sent home about « hundred pictures of the won- dertul sightsand scenes he had passed through, which have since been placed in his albums. When he adds to these a sketch here and there of the doings at whichever of the summer re- sorts he wali finish up his long period of travel this last album will be decidedly interesting. Among the lady amateurs in the photo- graphic art Miss Josephine Patten has dis- Played more industry and achicved more suc- cess lately than any’ of the rest. Her taste is more in ‘making groups than photographing outdoor scenery, ‘foun she docs both. She has a wpecial aptitude in the men and girls who face her camera, an has sneceeded in making many creditable pic- tures, which are kept with pleasure by the par- ticipants. Some of the fercign ministers have thought her pictures of them good enough to have dozens printed—a delightful form of flat- tery for un amateur. Misk Patten bas also come striking tancics as to how to mount and frame her pictures, A novel article in the library of ‘ten mansion is 1 handsome plush screen, hi are tramed a collection of photographs peracns, which, being all signed by cll worthy ot preservation in this attractive way: Mrs. Davis, wife of Lieut. Davis, has also Leon very successful, not only in her portraits, jot in scengs of outdoor life ‘and sports, She ins quite a collection of indoor and outdoor groups, where she has succeeded in getting splendid likenesses, The Washington colony at Newport is quite up to its average size, and in fact those of the residents who are doing the most of the enter- twining are us well known here as at their own homes. Mra. Whitney is dispensing her usual uerous hospitality “Miss Caldwell, who is in own cottoge.will, before the summer closes, have the Baron and Baroness von Zedwitz as her guests. Just at present but few of the diplomats have arrived at Newport, where they will be, an usual, the social Hone Up at Bar Harbor the Washington namea are more numerous and most prominent of all Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Barney are entertaining, and the Hunts, the Wallachs, the Warders and others are’ prominent in everything. The Blaine house will not be very gay until Miss we returné from Eurcpe, although Mra. Dawrosch and Mr. Jumes G. Blaine, jr, are representing the family at all social occasions, Mr.and Mrs. George Bancroft, of 611 P street northwest, have returned to the city after an absence of six weeks, having visited the various resorts of the north in the meantime. Mrs. H. D. Pettit, of Philadelphia, is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mra, W. W. Maloney, of Le Droit pa ing and groupin, Sets Licht harness, Coupe Harness, Sets usey Harnes May Cutter, = Office Furniture, &e., &e. uy 0) CARRIAGE, DEAFT 4 tar. ‘This sale presents as a complete vutiie ana sho ‘attend: deniers; Avery stauie keepers and private buye Terus cash! sua JOHN A. PRES ines lots, with solid zround ux inade on Capt- Tite certifi and: price Lists S10 Fst. nw. cor. 10th and G ‘i By virtu District of A lovely howe. Buy me a corn is TapsLy siuproviug subdivision, OW SED WELL, Sob List st at well situated S100 down. Regular the following desea AENER & CO., Fo# sate—tors. PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC LAND IMPKOV EM. 1. THE PURCHASER. Cualiig lots cau be bought ab THOSE PURCHASING Nc ME PROPT ITS in the hear future, aud further iuiuriuation apply. F st. n.w., Weshington, D.C. me Wash nicton Je | ent halt of oe Sumibered fo ra Fain ath Sentyotm( ley, uprov 2 COMPANY. Tn ug “ of male us proscriinsl by’ the decree: One- SI{ES-OF ONE OR MORE aun the Valance tn two equal anetatigven a two searm, with sits rest Spore a etig dered oF tran upon the pre MING LOTS Or all casi, at tho option of the marchaere ar aone . Of one hutidred doltars (8100) will be reatiined serine if roTOMAG, Gf sule, "All cuuveyauehe and re-opding at pitta, i erecoat. LEON TOBRINER, Trusteo, 6 A ots tw. UNCANSON BROS... Anctioncer am ‘thane Pets" jyli-d&ds DR. BEOOKS AS VOTES ENOUGH. F NOW BEING BP Sor Ho Will Be a Bishop if the “Charchman’s” Figures Are Right. That the Rev. Phillips Brooks has received a sufficient number of votes to secure his confir- re mation as Bishop of Massachusetts is not doubted at the oilice of the New York Church- man, und that his consecration will soon follow At Lenox there are not as yet many from this city except among the cottagera, Mr. and Mrs.Samuel Ward have a beautiful home there. Mrs. I. P. Porter, wife of the census commis- sioner, and their interestmg young family are now domiciled in their summer house, the Hubbard cottage, at Asbury Park. Mr. and Mra. Nathaniel Paige and their chil- dren expect to leave shortly for the Catskills, where they will spend the rest of the summer and the early autumn, ‘The marriage of Miss Margaret Agnew Green- lees to Assistant Engineer Cleland Nelson Oliley of the navy will take place next Tuesday eventing at 8 o'clock at West Street Presbyterian Chureh, West Washington. Senator and Mrs. Manderson and Gen. and Mrs, MeCook are in Rutland, Vt. The latter couple are on their way to Bar Harbor A young society man who thought about giv- ings champagne sapper the other night toa jady, but who later on changed his mind, is getting just as much glory out of it as if he had. Of course it i# a differcnt kind of glory from that the average man would desire, but the lit- tle occurrence has afforded a great deal of amusement for the acquaintances of the couple, whom it may be unnecessary to say are not now in town. The young man in question bas never been considered liberal in his expendi- tures, either on young ladies or old ones for that matter, and When’ the fair object of bis polite atientions & fortnight ago announced with well disguised triumph thatshe was booked for a champagne supper. to. her great atuaze- ment the members of her household simply luaghed at ber. ‘The evening before the day arrived and so did the gentleman, who, how- ever, only called in the capacity of a messenger, as he delivered a note from himeclf for the lady postponing the grand event until a future date. By this time ‘the lady in question had heard so much about the matter that she was absolutely disgusted with the whole business. ‘The moré so as everybody had been detailing their experiences with this nice young man, Cape May, where she will remain during the summer. Miss Ernie Richold is «pending the summer mouths in Charlottesville, Va. Gen. N. A. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Anderson and Larry Anderson are at the Ocean House, Watch Hill, The following from Washington have re- cently registered at the Princess Anne, Virginia Beach: Miss Almont, Hon. John Goode, J. C. Heald and wife, Miss Brady, Mrs. Jeffiies, D. F. Merrill, j H. Glasscock and wite, C. J. Benner and wife, Misses, Herron, A. J. Fisher aud wife, Mrs. L’A. Thomas, Misses, Smith, J. in, Miss M. C. Marvin, Miss Kirkwood, Argue, F. L. Aswell, C. F. Forbes, Miss |. Rell and H. M. Howard, Admiral Shufeldt and his daughter are at Virginia Beach. Ars. Roger Q. Mills, wife of the Texas Con- and her daughter, Miss Frances, are 18 at the Prunswick, Asbury Park. i join them in a few Washingtonians at White Sulphur Springs include Miss Janet Riggs, Mra. J. G. Carlisle and Miss Mildred Cariirle, Miss Kate Riggs and Dir. Thomas Riggs, Mrs. W. W. Belknap and daughter, Mra A.D. Hazen, Miss E. C. D. Woodbury, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Bergher and Mrs. Fox ae at the Pequot, New London, Coun. ‘Miss A. C. Hallett at Cresson Springs. Mrs. W. HL. Duggs is at the Plimpton House, Watch Hill. Miss S. M. Costigin of Summerseat, Md., is visiting her sister, 113 C street southeast, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Master Chas. K. Robin- #on and Mi-s Bessie W. Kobinson have gone to Cape May for the summer. Miss Flora Morse is spending the summer at Aurora, W. Va. Miss Jennie Doyle of 8th street is visiting re- j latives in Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Breen and their little daughter Mamie have returned from their £0- journ in the west, having visited Michigan, | Wisconsin and the great lakes. | Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearney Warren will leave Monday for Elberon, N.J. Later they will go to Richfield Spri They expect to return to Washington in November. LODGED ID one of the latest arrivals SAIL. The Old Soldier Who, It is Alleged, Assaulted Mis Daughter. David Edwards, the old soldier who is charged with a felonious assault on his fourteen- year-olddaughter, alleged to have been com- mitted at his home near Dickervon’sa few days ago, as published in Tue Srar at the time, taken to Rockville yesterday and lodged in jail. Edwards, as heretofore stated, is about sixty years old and lives near Dickerson’s with his several children. On the evening of the al- leged assault it is suid be returned home under the intiuence of liquor. His grown son was absent from the house and he drove two younger children ont of the house and then committed the aseault. ‘The helpless little girl resisted us best she could and screamed for help, when her father picked up a chair and struck her such a blow that she was forced to the floor. Another scream from the girl fright- ened the fatuer and he left the house and made off toward the woods The son ap just in time to hear the screams of his young sister, and when he gave the alarm a search was made for the alleged assailant, but he suc- ceeded in getting out of Maryland and reaching this city. “He being a veteran of the late war it was thought that he would be found amoi hiwold comrades, and for that reason Detective Carter paid 4 visit to Soldiers’ Home, which proved unsuccessful. Thursday evening he paid anotier visit to the home and found Ed- wards in a corn field at work. He was taken to tue eighth precinet station and kept there until yesterday afternoon. The arrest was kept Newest for the reason that the officers feared that publicity might work up a feeling against the prisoner and violence might be resorted to. Deputy Sheriff Counell, who has charge of the Kockville jail, came here and got the pris- oner yesterday afternoon. He feared no trou- bie, because he did not have to go near Dicker- son's, where the affair is allaged to have hap- ned. Edwards was lodged -ately in jail and it is thought that the law will be permitted to take ite course. —————— GEORGETOWN. AN ENJOYABLE LAWN FETE. On the grounds of the Gay Street Baptist Church was held last night the lawn fete of the Nobody but a hog would take all the ham- mock. ————_+e+- —____ MR. POWDERLY WRITES A LETTER. He Criticises the Secretary of the Treasury— The K. of L. Side of the Question. Mr. T. V. Powderly, the master workman of the Knights of Labor, has written an open let- tle the controversy with the discharged plate printers. In opening his letter be says: “You have given out the impression that the Primary cause of the difficulty layin the de- mand of a Knight of Labor for the discharge of a colored girl with whom he refused to work. In answer toa question put toyou by Mr. Cavanaugh as to what led tothe trouble you said: ‘I'm d—4 if I know.” “If you spoke truly to Mr. Cavanaugh you could “have bad no faith in your statements to the public as made through the If you beheved what you published you must have told to Mr. Cavanaugh that which you intended to be untrue. Wituin the last three days you have given out garbled extracts from a letter written by me to you. You have stated that the contention is between rival organizations. You have charged that we threatened the defeat of Mr. McKinley in Ohio. You have congratu- luted yourself on having tricked the general ofticers of the Knights of Labor. LI say that you have done these things, and they must ve originated with you, tor it has been our purpose since the beginning to make nothing ublic except that which was unavoidable. Your exalted position asa cabinet officer, th minjster of finance of our country and adviser of the chief magistrate of a nation of 62,000,000 people, is indeed a responsible one. Next to the presidency it is the most ible oftice in the republic, You very aptly said to Mr. Dev. lin on June 30: ‘This is a big place.” A Place that was made great by a Hamilton and a Win. dom is indeed « big place, but it becomes onl ory attempts to fll it.” | with the trouble. One | of being required to wor is still at work in the bureau. “hat episode,” the letter says, “cuts no figure in the argu- ment, and the deagogic appeals torace preju- dice which emanate from you and which fur- {nish the meat for misleading editorials in mauy papers are based on nothing more tangi- | ble thun your hope to deceive the public.” THE STEAM PRESS ISSUE. The letter goes at length into the charges controversy. “Away buck of all these things,” the letter adds, “stand the patentecs of the steam proses, ‘on which a former official of the government ugry at the local assembly that ex] the steal and depored the stealer. The steam presses cannot do the work asit should be done— In the highest style of ‘the art; but &, percent- age of the profits, if given to Mr. ith, would no doubt him to the use of the steam presses. The officers of L. A. 387 stood between the government of the United States and inferior workmanship that could easily be counterfeited. ‘They also stood between the chief of the bureau and « share of the profits. If these things were not known to the Secretary of the Treasury they should be made known to him and not to the ublic, for they retlected not alone on officials, Put on'every American citizen.” ‘The discussion of the con! with the late Secretary Windom is reviewed. THE aLLEGED THREATS AGAINST M'KINLET. With reiation to the statement that the knightshad made threats against McKinley Mr. Powderly says: “Even after the termination of the interview which you held with Messrs. Devlin and Hayes early in June we remained silent, and when our board met in Columbus, Ohio, the ne’ ra that were friendly to you were the fest to charge us with making threats to defeat Maj. M We made no threats then; we noue now. Actions more eloquently than words sometimes. mocting. bald between Senator Sharenany Ma meetil ie ‘tween Senator MeKiniey and yourself at Mansfield you dis- ter to Secretary Foster very severely criticising | his conduct with relation to the attempt to set- num when an artiticer in political trick- Mr. Powderly denies that the employment of colored girls as helpers had anything to do rinter did complain with a colored girl jand the gencral executive board of the knights refused to interfere in the ease and the printer Since reaching Minueapolis the Washingtam delegation has been grected everywhere. The young people of the First Free Raptist Church of Minneapolis were at the «tation to welcome the endeavorers of Washington to their beauti- ful city and their most bewutiful homes. Ac- commodations for the Wank n people were provided in the families of that chureh, and the charmingly hospitabie ption tendered by these western pe the Washingtonians has been appre« When the people had been escorted to the places which are to be their hotues for several days they assembled in the First Baptist Church, « beautiful new edifice dedicated oniy two weeks ago, and from there small partion were made up to go to Lake Harriet, Lake Cal- houn and Minnehaha Falls. The trip to the falls is over one of the electric lines nix miles from the city. At the falls several photographs were taken by Mr. 1. J. G the wofficual photographer of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of the District of Co Jumbia. ‘Ono of the pleasantest acts cf conrtesy of the entire trip-occurred at Janesville, Wis, when © number of. young ladies came on the tran and gave flowers to the members of the Washing- to ton party. The first mecting of the convea- tion at 4 o'clock this aiternoon. PLE. ALEAANDEIA, THE MINOR CITY OFFICES. The charter gives the choice of the princi- pal officers of the city to the voters. The mayor has no appointing power except to fill vacan- cies until the city councils meets. Bome extrp officials, however, as the sexton of the public burial ground, the special policeman at the fish wharf, &e., have tofore, by custom, been selected by the mayor. The city council has the power to elect the captain and the lieuten- ant of police, with the members of the police force and the ready men or substitutes, the city surveyor, the weigher of hay, the keeper of the alms house, the keeper of the town clock, the dispenser of medicine, the phy- sician to the poor, the health officer and the board of health, &c. The city council will meet next Tuesday night and will then arrange for the election of these officers. When this elec- tion is completed the new city government will be in full operation, and the which ts figured on the aorporation seal wili be an fall sail for a two years’ cruise. NEW STREETS PROPOSED. The streets of the city as Inid down on the map have in many cases never been opened to received s royalty, and who naturally felt the limits of the corporation, and it is now Proposed to open them as thoroughfares. Some once opened have been closed and others only on paper und have never at any time streets and await condemnation for public use. The lines of the proposed streets will first be made against Cupt. Meredith by members of | furnished by the surveyor, and the superin- the assembly, and speaks of several matters of ss tendent of police will then proceed to law in laying them out. Nores, The city council will, at its meeting next Tuesday evening, make an appropriation to pay the cost of removing the fences, #0 as to Company, designed to trade in land and to build houses) whorves and ves has been chartered here by Judge Norton of the corporation court. The corporatore are M.A. Kalienger, L.M. Levering, W. M. Me- Intyre, T. O. Sandy and others. ‘The ‘discount for gus bilis will cease om Wednesday next, the discount of 10 per ceut oa corporation tux bills ceasing today. Yor Strauss has resigned bis position as one of the directors of the Potomac Shoe Com- pany. —— Death of Mr. Johm C Tasker. Mr. John C. Tasker, a well-known citizen, died yesterday afternoon in his eigh! year, Mr. Tasker was born in Pittsfield, N. E., October 17, 1809. He came to this city in 1886. In 1865 he secured @ position in the patent of- fice and was soon promoted to an examinership, which place be beld until 1877, when he re signed and began the business of ut solio~ itor. For three he been in > teh, lh and ie Sth as aot wa sre on ubeniea heen esteem meenied ic ee alway actively engaged in. work until his bealth failed. He ous times the office of steward, class treasurer, and wasat the time trastee of the church. He leaves two sons—Albert P. Tasker, Manchester, N. H.,and Fred lives in this city. Mr. A. P. Tasker will here at the fi ‘The funoral will be Lng | by Rev. Dr. Geo. H. Corey, the 4 ved in | how when he went to euchre parties, if the retary and Devlin and Cavanaugh, Mr. | ue theron aster ot at Ses | bie pvr tipred from bi grag here | Y.-C. whch wap postponed om uly mr: “At that meeting you wrote o| of, che church, sud fp Joh Sem the sanding committess Of the dicceses Rave | iF eine royal wey teeaty saves tonnes | grants enjered Gaomasives thas it rere ns | latter to Me. Jordan, signed it and. handed 36 Snot st, "sont Tams See, gomue to suit purchasers, im aay pore nd yoted in favor of the celebrated prencher, and | tained inaroyal way twenty-seven eats Soerlnticnectealne ponmion ie provable | to Mr. Devlin. You'did. not "ask him for it | St" — : ; oO hampagne, but as he ped directed ee Enebear asin Sresiinvine ee ated PCr reper presided eae ares breed pela dpe agile mpi pra PRE Sipusat of poms hat trom" you over Colored People and the Werld's . a - ‘ : ‘ issipation, they made it up on for they | chased erday assis " Rovvews New Fensrrene Sronz, | 4. wine ofthe bishors, have not Tass one suo just nixty-neven af “thes "th Indy ce eee es - seaae ~<J : 513 7TH ST. N. W., scattered ull over. | It only remains now, if the | fuch.a subdued.» ‘Ocourrence aaw the chance ts | if appreciation of his services. ‘The presenta- Wesch. Geet uistacials ap ws William of Delaware, the ventor bichep ate? | play mpractical joke on lier.” One evening | tion was made by Miss Blanche Beall accom- ee cuies Williams of Delaware, the eentor bishop, to ap- | Piay ® practical joke on her. 0 i lied tos Sad Geek, Mc tke oe world’s point consccratora and sanction the place that ¢ Pen ce te caked ta a dow monet words that were exhibit or ten friends had happened in. Of cougse the | ®P‘ ‘PP! holding of the sctyine Tens the time for the | ci currence, was still so drec’ that the tithe | well applauded. = There caus p Maes the part of the stand- | stingy tricks of the nice young man were still MRS. BRADLEY'S FUNERAL. weg wm 9 é : ‘New goods are arriving daily and our floors ts ‘omunittee in sending in their votes, but being. commentes 1 peat tone ‘The funeral chee Mary, Iaecdebad Henry Bryaa- wie Fars nears : ishops were slow, and it was owing to | Fe 80 the lady Bradley, took yesterday morning from f town offered a resolution, unant- Sa ee ee ee Secencecebal eserves, Toter wesehSo-call | 0 axdhsens tint ike Gienls OF OE rete Ceeeaee eae ithe Me Blane cae ieee | ber Inte Thome, S019 Stoddart street. “Many |sotaeeriter ems" ote oh oop ‘the appointment sum Howin &. 4 ‘ai Your special attention to our handsome line of | began to fear that he would fail to secure |e said was * idle friends attended and brought beautiful flo: fours truty, FOSTER. | of J Ra aaomgry be asa spe- SeRGURDRAND ENE meee osc Sideboards and Retriera- | Hough votcs. A. canon of the church pre- | The Paper was torn off and a quart bottle was | trends attended tnd Benge, bemtiral feral | He accasce the to put one | Ciel ‘on the part of the colored Diets re see Sane aes scribed that majority of the house of bishops | Tevetled. “Well, now,. said the lady, 9 will | SrsGley, Robert Dradicy, Jos. Hi, Jas. ‘organization nother and says: ‘Of the United States to take charge of f being ‘unefu senso o is take back every word that Ihave said of Jack ys a re Jas. | You, te te E owt tora, Besides snd euacoabie | must record thelr votes, s0 that those bishops | He Dan svarace, Wo mill Gnee Ee hectaeet | Davideta, John Davidesa and Reedley Uarid- You, Sine, boa Sat | the colored exhibste articles they also make pretty howe croaments | WH did not vote practically minority | yiumm's extra dry.” ‘The instigator of the | 02- The officiating clergymen were the Rev. a cha y their negligence. Dr. Addison and Dr. Stuart and the interment | trick hood into tak- the District. oo OCA. == joke led the way to the di room, and pour- yuarrel A New Mapof x Thm ny ly oa CRT OF TRE DisTiacT | © “*> WMh Gerpets, Mattings and Oliciotia, will AA 2 dog cute gee wim sere dator ceremony, | Was in the family lot at Ouk Hill IE rene FE name iD Se | ‘The latest and probably the most complete ‘OF COLUMNS! make one’s home inviting and enjoyable, |. McClure's Reply. presented it to the lady. The first sip con- NOTES. plicity.” map of the city of Washington, the District of eS ‘Wes: cashed: selon cub: meeran a neeeae Editor A. K. McClure has replied to the re- | Yinced her that she was ‘The Potomac Boat Club gave its regular fort- ———-_--—____ ‘and adjecent porticns of Maryland Sic reterred to me S cout letter of Mr. John G. Nicolay regarding | ter and thatany further reflections that she felt | nightly dance last night at the bost house, “aaanee, Oneanaaned nibons vets t Marans CENT INVESTMENT ST. | fetus uctice ta hereuy erven that Iowt Scor_carpeie is eniire length ier he prover | L{ncoln's position on Hamlin’s renomination, | obliged to make on the generosity of the nice | “Erin” ants lau night at te bos Colia Scots and by Ca | See eee ate bas dese, bone Seven Oy Ro ems , TES ally Teese tases eet: | tigate reference on USDAY, Jay ening of cur magnitcent mertwent ct rice | which was published in Tus Sran.on Twareday. | JOUNE man would be received with renewed | | 29"%9\Linoat ‘election for oicers of the | mondeateny sic © Clark | pared by Mr. W. Kesley Schoey, chil and’ to- Pal pei soak wrk Fave ee "| Ste in cng ai wench tne Suites, Jn style and finish and quality they | He mys that the Pennsylvania delegution in | Peaay to put in theds Little any toe Fare taiitoad Company, held recently | to remove cloud from section 5, | pographicel enginget, | tay changes theater iS tS: oe timore Mine 2 xy | fects Rivencon arene must be seen to be appreciated. WMSmonious: eithoushe dicted en Vergy | Mra. 8. B. Craig and her danghter, Eaith, | Bt: Gcldsboroagh names of | Barry farm. They Dennis | {2 Oriss ‘bas made on the ives of the country 4 Notice. Avinthe pest, wears alwarewiing tomate | dent, He siys that Gea. Cameron knew thet Seaie ae Sere cet tet Se learned. Mo | Reoder wes enensied = in on ‘about Washington during the past few years, 5 Hamilin’s nominat was ut gone ‘Narragansets ividend declared. Mary "s county, Md., custom ae —_ Johm A. Baker, plaintiff va. The Potomac Red Sanq.| rm to sult our customers, andnoone nest | reed the solid vote of the delegntion for hina Fier to remain month, and will then goto| Joi" Southy, « white bor living st 3520 P | slaves and subsequently ry Held for the Grand Jory. Sod tencen Ry ohaten ours custy, Maryland. | therefore deprive himself of home comforisen | asacompliment. The solid vote of the dele- | Detroit for the rest of the sesso eg te iene of a ware | of M.E. church; that 1861, ‘This morning in the Police Court Judge Mik ee gation was, he says, cast for Johnson before the |" Mr. and Mrs. Clarence @. Allen start this | 8ouse on Water street fell the Jeiste | Easter died in Prince county, Md., | jer heard sestimony in the case of Joseph Myers, vee Houtecsacey cpuaty, sea comrt of eauty, Ho. ‘he ples of want of ready cash. close of the tirst ballot. In regard to the letter | | Mz. 9m Wan ae vaca and was injured badly about the head. He was | leaving the complainants, het ‘that in. the 4th instant on acharge EELESDIb Dot vaasiand, re bape wot ted to “Provident ‘Lincoln suring “him “of is |S ere abate mother: | attended by Dr. taken home. 1870 Reeder married Mary dint in | SOO Sas exverted cn = = f ruin wile Neji there. ae ry te noted = | Mra. Edward O. formerly resided 1886. oe siege gteart fer euteowsery oaty fovaliy, to him in Mey, 1364 quoted by Mr. |i\%.. “ahay will bo abetut abouraenaan seein mn oeresagee Elisabeth “Louis “Reeder contered ‘tha daseey "SAMES B. Receiver. souM nuppex, ten because of a suddenly der effort in Broperty defendant in 1890, AT A BARGAIN—AN ELEGANT 3 Pennsylvania to divide the lines drawn by the ‘fires ‘and the other as the ery business property in m ‘ear business | JUINE PICTURES OF 1OURSELF AND FAMI- thet Shiter Guseron and Curtin factional war, and ‘that said gate cereeenet teoaat th, Teo ones | Fite ‘ersoma!atagtion tow pri. ant etna FURNITURE DEALER, fonand agains Lineoin, “His insists shat theca: Oo ears ot SER Meera a Tae “ances hak SAIN | Uppy MOO and’ 111 Pa aver etwern I}thsand abe ake soote | premsion “Swett x unquestionably allright in ‘name of Heeder by Shier don bie ‘indorseme - Lincoln mean ‘Reeder, Fc205 SP EE foat®, S| Kok, MEE CEMOny PnRG, Suttta ST Brett was activo in hls opposition to Hamlin’s <ttnonbaiged soupand bath alte : 5 minat claime does sg SS Seen: toe Sat eae Ro aye hy = a4 "SDE veosx e suranewraae. | SIS Lincolu’s note on the view p interest caly.