Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1891, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. c.. ee aay 4 JULY 15, 1891. TO COMMENCE TOMORKOW. The Trial of Thornton Hains for Killing Ned Haunegat (COENSEL OF NOTH SIDES READY FOR THE CONTEST — WHAT THE PROSECUTION EXVECT To sOW—THE DEFENSE MAY PREKENT SOME SENSATIONAL TES- TIMONY--TAE PRISONER VISITED IN HIS CELL Special Correspondence of The Fv Fout Moxnor, Va. Star Jaly 14, 1991. Inall pr ton will be ¢ try to settle the ques ton Hains is guilty Ned Hannegan stated in « telegram from here thie morning the defense may ask for a continexnce until the fall term of the court, but even this is not at ali certain and Tar Stan correspondent this afternoon could neither get the rumor affirmed nor denied. The trial will be called the first thing Thursday morning in the court house at Hempton. three miles from her ‘The interest taken in ase down here, es- ily by the regular re ote of the fort,who shooting, is not a and the procee ame of what prow to be # noteworthy trial will be watet closest attention. The social standing two young men, as well as ming myster te affair, lends an addi est to the case. The fact, too, that ng ocearre:! in bout in broad daylight, within less than ah {yards from shore an but a short distance from the Hygein Hote! makes the matter oncof all gee eral interest. COUNSEL OX ROTH SIDES CONFIDENT. Both sides are reticent ax to what course they Will pursue in the coming trial. The indict- ment is for murder in the first degree and the rosecution are confident they can make out a ae while the defense, though they Lave nut much to say just yet, aro equally confident that they wilt secure a verdict of acquittal. { 3 month. th He SHERIFF. The law of Virginia pressimes every hom to be a marier in th Tn order to raise the ¢ ue to murder in the t degree the p 1 must show motive, delibera- jon or premestitat e defense to re duce it to manslaughter must show an absence | to fix the boat. | Hains went to the telegraph oftice time. It was still quite light and the air was very still, preceding the squall that was coming from the direction of the mouth of the James river. He wondered why they did not come in before the sqnall broke and so was watching all that transpired in the boat with more than a casual interest. He saw no signs of a qnarrel and thought it wax all intended asa foolish joke wheu he sv Hains, who was using a scull in the stern, after fumbling through the poc blue jacket, draw a revolve stepping forwar twice at Hannegan The latter was sitting on the starboard stde of the boat pullixg the port oar and endeavoring to turn the boat inshore. He was rowing with both hands and fintshed his stroke even after the second shot was fired, still with both hands or the oar. Theu Haina stepped forward over his range body to get the rudder. which bad en unshipped while they were seulling. He shipped the rudder and, tixing the suil, started out into the rising storm toward the rip-raps and open water. THE METURY TO LAND. ‘The boat was out some little time, and when it came in Hains beached it a few rods up the beach beyond Com- Evie’ house, and as he walked mt of the house townrd the hotel he appeared so cvol aud unconcerned that those ‘on shore thought it was all nothing but a jok aud that Hanuegaz bad merely steyed behind Tho first any one really knew that a fatal shooting had taken place was when the hotel awl sent a imexsage to his mother to the effect that he had shut Ned Hannegan, whe, he said, had threatened to strike him. Eveu when Hains told the officers of the post what he had done WHERE TUF SHOOTING TOOK PLAT. he had quite a little dificulty in convincing them that anything serious had really oceurred, fe told Col. Frank, who thought at first that he had got into an altereation with one of the that on the other hand he had shot best friend he had on earth, and asked him to send some of his men down to the boat to see if Ned wus still alice, while he ran across le ground fora surgeon. ‘The stories the various witnesses of the occurrence Dear out the account published in Tue the time of the shooting. Lient. Hains, arly bitter in speaking of thi some papers, spoke in com- endation of the justice and fairness of Tue ounts, THE TRIP powN THE RIVER. The two men, it will be remembered, came down from Washington in a yacht belonging to Mr. John Paul Jones. It was not in this that the shooting took place, but in a canoe that was down here at the time and that was used mainly for pleasure parties. The canoe has since been drawn up on shore, and is now high and dry awaiting a coat of fresh paint. It ix quite 2 large open boat, 28 feet long and 35 fect over all.” Young Hams was known here as well as in Washington 9 a skillfal and fearless sailor, and ct was the result of wo other particwinrs of motive and that th audden anger. In on the practice here differs from that in the Dis- trict of ¢ ‘The jury fixes the penalty and the Jn¢ liver a charge to the jury. The hoose, may farnish ‘the Judge ns to read to the Jury. Aft y ix through the case is given to them Bpon the iustructions ax they see fit. NO DIVFICULTY IN A JUEY APFREWEXDED. It ie not thought that there will be any difti- culty in seeuring a jury. A special panel has Been summoned, consisting of t mostly men from a distance, from th Borhood of Gethel and thereabout. Thes for the most part from a farming populal and are not supposed to have had much know! eige « or interest in it on way or the other. ‘I fense are entitled to four per- emptory challenges, the prosecution to none at ali, but any number may be excused, of course, for cause. The method pursued will be to se~ eure sixteen men free from obje and then the defense will strike off f TWE 2410 » say how long the trial, WR. Tt ia impossib when once begun. will be likely to Inst. The prosecution have summoned seven witnesses: Col. F who is in command of the post Tainbridge, Col. Bird, Commander wns, bis young son, Taylor 2 named Gray.who was captain of we that was lying near the scone of ng, and Lincoln Smith, who was on board the oeeurrence. All it te thought th to teli what they saw. The defense eh they will not Uring in any testimony from ont- side anless compelied to do su by the course followed by the prosecution. POSMIBLE SENSATIONAL it i: ramore TESTIIOSY. here and apparently from ex- eellert wurces that the defense, if they see fit, will br ward some testimony that will be Of a bighly sensational nature. It is impossi- ble to learn nuw whether any witnesses from nl Balt ll be brought is « lying low an ment mthe ease. Atany of exception, be delayed uch wide somewhat by election Commonwealth's att tague. is a new man in office. and bi tificate from the recent election, whice bas been eoatested by kis upponen.« Mr. Collyes. It is decided that this contes: must be settled first i: may possibly cause the postponement of | the Hains t next Monday morning. Col Peter the futher of the pric- ener, arsived here Sunday morsing, accompa- nied by llangton, the well-kuown Young Attorney from Washington, who is cascciated With Messrs. Tabb, Gove and Wheeler on the | deferde. Ever «ince bis arrival here Mr. Shil- lington has becu hard at work upon the case, and, while he would not say anything at all about ti porter this after- noon, he t that hi would make wut so for young Ha! He declined » ther any testi- mony would be si te show the natare Of tie relations existing between the two young | men privr to the shooting. Lieut. John Hains, | now at Hampton, war willing to | k.and be «a wee ir hearin Browing the cirenmstances as he did. he was sure that the only verdict that ¢ dered would decide the I @ justifiable homie Bt would seem ome biz sury ane | rathe one rea-on that ix given for his not wishing to GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. A Large Crowd Present Yesterday—The De Kontekt Recital Greatly Enjoyed. Correspondence of The Evening Star. inex Ecuo, July 15, 1891. Yesterday the crowd irercased steadily all from the morning, when the women and children came out for a pienic, until late in the evening. It wasa hot day everywhere but at Gion Echo, where the breeze is always refrosh- ing and the shade delightful, There was the largest attendance that has been ox the grounds since the opeuing with the exception of the 4th. Toward; evening, the crowd increased, a great many people driving out, and the western sky was anxiously watched, for the masses of black, wicked-looking clouds rolled and tumbled, seemingly anxious to spoil as much pleasure as possible, but they evidently repented of their evil designs and sank back into the horizon, leaving a clear field for the moon. Chevalier de kt prrived from the city about 7 oclock and immediately held quite a ption. The chevalier is of Polish birth and ndsome old gentleman of quaint, courtly manner. He, has lived a very varied life of seventy-five years. A born uinsician, he was the petof the court at St. Petersburg and after- wardat the court of Queen Isabella of Spain and the Quecn of Portugal, and at list was made nist to the Emperor William of Ger- wy. His most famous composition ix the Awakening of the Lion,” a descriptive piece, showing the rise of Poleud against her op- | pressors. Lis whoie program was most ertist- teally executed and was greatly enjoyed. The chevalier composgd a new march yesterday, dedicating it to Glen Echo, and presented it io Dir. Kogers, leader of the band, Every one went away delighted with the pisce ahd there was no difiiculty and little de- yin transporting the people back to town after the concert. ‘The only lecture this morning was by Dr. Elliott to the normal class in* the hall of phil- osophy, and his subject was: “The Sun- day School Idea.” While these lectures ure to the normal clas they are very iuteresting to every one who. takes an interest in the work of the Sabbath school. After the band prelude at 2 p.m. there was a lectere by “Prot. George Yule on ‘General Principles of Systematic Study and Effective Remembrai Prof. Yale has for ten years developed his new system of aiding the memory. His system teaches uot only how to aid and uae the undevelope put how to develop the natural memory te the higicst pitch by the simplest and mont effective ineans. Miss Pierce will give another Skakesperian lecture at 4 p.m. and the evening cntertain- ment will be by Miss Jessie Dalrymple of Phila- delphia, Mies Dalrymple isgan clocutionist of no little ability, and her reading and recitations are unusually entertaining. She is a tal! slender brunette, with a sweet face and manner, and her selections are carefully mude and de- lightfully rendered. ‘omorrow diss Dalrymple will give an enter- tainment in the afternoon, and at 4 p.m. there will be a coucert by assembly soloists, and im the evening Prof. Liberty Tadd, who has had charge of the art department, will give an i lustrated lecture on,"*Michael Angelo, His Life and Work.” BSS Released on Bail. Judge Bradley today accepted bail in £1,000 for Richard Cook, charged with rape. ‘The de- fendant is charged with thzee others of the offense and the Police Court on July 7 held them to bail and committed them, including lant at the time Hannegan was trying to turn the boat inshore is that he may have wanted to show his skill in sailing his craft past the hotel in the face of the rising storm. ENTRANCE TO CELL. ‘When young Hains was taken into custody he taken over to Hampton and lodged im the connty jail. Hampton, the county seat of Eliza- Leth City county, is a'pretiy and rather quaint Virginia village of about 4,000 inhabitants. It is renched from here by a stage line which con- nects at the bridge, the limit of the government reservation, with the Hampton and Old Point electric ear line. Tue STAR men went over this morning to inspect the jail aud the court house where the trial is tobe heli, ‘The road is lined on both sides almost all the way with houses, and the trip is decidedly a pleasant one. The fact that many of the men one passes arc uniformed officers and privates, and old ers from the home, and that’ for « good is in sight of the fort, ean- A other signs of a military post, adils considerably to the interest of the scene. Thin ‘cable, too, that m of the officers are accompanied by very pretty young women. “ The court house is in the heart of the town, just off the main street. It iv a anbstantial and pleasing brick structure that is partially screened from view by some fine old trees. The hich the trial is to be held oc- second floor. Today it was filled to the doors with neat white cots and around on every wile were Bibles and hymnals. ‘The witness stand had three cots in it and two more filled the platform where Judge Peek will sit when the court ix convened on Thursday morning. A Young Men's Christian Associa tion convention is being held in Hampton just now and the court house is being used as a dormitory by the delegates, which accounts for this rather Gnusual furnishing of the bulls of justice. YOUNG WAIN IN 5ATL To the rearof the court house and inclosed ina high brick wall stands the jail. The build- ing is a good deal more substantial and strong. than it is handsome, but it is ueat aud clean. Through the courtesy of Sheriff Curtis and Jailor Miller Tux Stam representatives were hown over the buildi t bad within ite preciucts a number of people who would like to have been on the outside, for the most part colored men and in for petty offenses. ere was but httie preference in the cells. though the ones down stairs were more like cu: Thornton Hains oceupier one of the upstairs ils, @ whitewashed room about eight feet hough winnt the nature of it is greed at. Through it all the man wio seem, to have been the least disturbed ie Tony H himself. COMMANPTR EVANS’ stony. Tar Stam corresponder companied bya staff artist, arrived here this morning at erly hour. and later a call was made upon Commander Robley D. Evans, who, together with lis son, Taylor Evans, was a wittess of the shooting. His revidence ie between the fort end the water. It ts separated from the letter by only a board walk and a narre strip of sandy shore, At the time of the shooting Com- mander Evans was seated in aamall Jory that Belonge! to his sou. He was teaching the lit fer bow properly to manipulate the boat and Tae BOAT. was looking out ioward the open water, when Bis attention was attracted to the cance in Hains and Hannegan were seated at the » aud furnished with a comfortable cot ble. The window looked out againct the jail wall and the grated doar was pen and hung with a curtaix that sereened the occupant from the view of those in the hallway. Durin his ine a he has been treated with all porsibl : leration, although no more ors have been shown him than are grented ‘the other prisoners. He is allowed the free- | dom of the jail yard aud his meals have been | sent in to him from a neighboring hotel. Iu answer toa kindly question from Sheriff Curtiss, Hisius, who was still in bed, complain- | ing of feeling Badly, svid that he was quite sic | had passed & restless night and wus still fever: | ia. “He was a little pale, but otherwise did not show any sigue of ‘his confinement, and bis friends would notice but little change in his jbendsome face. During his stay in the jail he hus given not the slightest trouble and has al- Ways uscd toward the jail authorities the same courtesy and consideration that they have shown in their treatment of him. V. K. pisaiissetnas Goon fishing and eral Cook. —_—— Golden Cross Installation. The following officers of Columbia Com- wiery, No. 374, U. 0. G. C., were installed last evenimg by Deputy Grand Commander Gcorge W. F. Stricby, assisted by Deputy Past Grand Commander W. H. H. Kesler and Deputy Grand Herald W. H. Pope: Noble ler, Dr. Jamex A. Dickinson; Vice Mrs. Anua A. Hi vey; ods, Charles B. y cords, Hobert E. Harvey: Treasurer, Mrs. Hattie P. Dickinson; Worthy Her: Wm. J. Holtman, oble Comander Dickinson appointed Sir Knight Edward Q. Guuson and Ladies Nettic Cole and Martha J. Shotwell the commit on finance, and Ladies Jessie M. blair, Hattie P. Dickinson and Sir Knight William J. Holtman the committe: ‘the good of the order. Kemarky were made Noble Commander Dickinson, tir Knights G. W. £, Streiby, C. B. Sayer com mander Newton of Capital Ci ‘oble Commander Kesler of National Commandery and others. ees Detioutret bath at Colonial and Clifton Beach. ‘Take ste Leary 9 a.m.—Adet. The Bar Must Be Closed. Judge Kimball today decided the case of Louis Faber, who was charged with violating the Sunday law. The charge was failing tokeep his piace closed on Sunday. The proof was that the bar room and dining room were separated bya d this the judge held was nota sepa- ration within the nieaning of the law. The law requires the room to be closed, said the judge, and a fine of £20 was imposed. loti lai does Real Estate Matters. J.B. Taylor has purchused for £9,000 of C. G. Calkins part 13, Washington Heights, front- ing 50 feet on Oakland avenuc. RB. Johnson has bought fur $8,092 of Madison Whipple subs 225, 226 and 227, square 150, 68 by 70 feet on V street between 17th street and Florida avenue northwest. Jncob O. Vichmyer has purchnsed of W. W. Leishears for 25,125 subs 95 and 9, square 387, 43 by 100 feet on 10th street betweou D and E atreets southwest. apes ‘The Judge Thought He Might Walt. Inthe Criminal Court this morning Mr. Taylor, as counsel for Abraham Coleman, in- dicted for setting up a gaming table, said he had been urging « trial, and suggested as upon conviction he would get no more than a jail sentence and the court was about to take its summer release,*that he Le released on his personal recognizance. He stated that Cole- lnan Was charged with setting up a sweat cloth on the Long bridge, ard he was not clear that the case came within the law. ‘The conrt suggested that the party had been but a short time in jail, and as he would be in the city im the latter part of the mouth and early part of August the application be then =e ‘The International Congregational Council. ‘The tirst formal and business meeting of the International Congregational Council took place yesterday in the new Kingweigh house chapel, Duke street, London, a handsome edi- fice which has been rebuilt upon ground given by the Duke of Westminster for that purpose. Thie bnilding has just been opencd and is free of debt. Dr. Reynolds aud a colored delegate assisted at the communion serv- ices. Dr. R. W. Dale afterward delivered an address upon “Divine Life of Man.” During the course of the afternoon the Re Dr. A. E. Dunning of Boston, Mass, read a paper urging the great importance of ministers paying particular attention to the religions needs of youth, aud the Rey. Dr. N. Boynton, also of Boston, read a paper describing the Society of Christian Endeavor. The council then adjourned. Rey. Mr. Gooch of Chicago preached before the Congregational Council in the City Temple yesterday. He contended that the Pilgrim Fathers “and ie goon leaders were as truly called of God as were the Apcstles. SESS ESS Duncan's Insanity. In the trial of KC. Dancan for murder at Carnavon, Wales, yesterday the prosecution in- sisted thut there was no ground for the plea of insanty made by counsel for the defense. Dun- cun's action, according to the prosecution, showed tha; the prisoner had planned a crafty, premeditated murder, and that failirg to drown | his wife he intended’ to murder her in some other way and then eseape to the United States, WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT--HOUSES. : FOR _RENT—HOUSES. 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WASTED AN INTEDLIGEST autly fzujahea sedaory fet sume eo i Gag igrtion ck the pevserty aa fig | WA Netti, Sew bork ate iw V about 16 years, ponte: late stil evbls wear LPeantary. ail Tull hiceai! atenice for Dulictin eeniedua | 1430S tui x st tween und 1 o'eh SLAF st. a 3 abd Lath. and 15th. Uyl4l THO: z .. ( HALA BEATE s GOOD BOARD, A WOMAN COOK. O NI Fee 1000 NH ave, 7783 530 Florida ave, 10r 33. Oko. W., TED. S BLACKSMI lerstands platform work. J. M. M. cor, Musrison aud Filiuore sts., Anacostia, D.C. syd uitted ‘only “82130 Suave. © Y SiED—TWO ROOMS floor ‘suitable for housekeeping HOWHO AINKINS. SOU 1000 20tt: — SOLICITORS AND ORGANIZERS vrder paying #100 in Ow Year 2. igs cousitissions patil to thie MULUAL AID SOCIETY, ah st hw, HIS Mass ay nw, 108.50 $i 2M Ries thaw right part TH 14th a with or without board ; permuanc Abie to all parte of the ety. WJPHSEY AVE, 8. zuled vir! Lor keneral Of three: stay at nivht. Sy Reise Toad nw, Sf, O10 Mest aw, Br Sprace of nw, tures i9F Lakers taining Breach rune, boiler aud oven, HAVILAND, Uist = . N.W., FURNISHED SALESMAN ON COMMISSION FOR oe 5 i aa orien cod and plement tece. | S5OH TET ROO wegrinueey, live, Wastimgtone” a tion; "Tent romonables Lib aud G ater ouly two | POM ENT 312 te eee aan nat vicinity Squares trom ‘Treasury. 4 153" | throustout Evwin Db. JONES, 3 ao {OK RENT—FURNE: cs wid 20M DWELLIN: nd th, Rand L? wantsomiely pa M0 per month RD, G17 Fst jaws table board wt OK RENT uished or unfurnished, Jy bibs” OOK KENT_PARLOR FLOOR, SUITABLE FORA octor uF first-class family ; oiler handsome apart iments, With oF without outa: houwe uorta amd BOWL. ABBEVILLE, 143, 1i:so and 1437 L st. nw. ICED on Callan st. ne. betw latrobes, range, Hot wn vo ered nnd nice helghborhood : Jy Ls DUC € Wylie st he, urkb. 2] asbuune road. tir 18 M4 Tau ave. Or, tid 0 Rages st, NF W., ROOMS, FUR- ii oF without board. WaASTED-A vot Nu MAN AT TOPEST. ork, tat has had sciue experience i Sy Loot TANTED-A and Tats., PITOL ST... si H woul house irl, White preferred, for eres, fs general housework ANTED_ THREE GOOD CANY SSEKS_ FOK inarket, Waetetnnu tn: mont. couiission, ture room, Me imcutin, or fur sale, OK SALE_A BEAUTIFUL Home nny. dettgiiti Wi weeMery , clone te cy ents Aas F st nw SEW BROOM ean, tauaee, beck, 3 CEE, Groom dwelling, Fillmore ste: 214 per moh aie - | citvund the stuation iy Very” desituble or wilt reut x tral country reatdew WAREED A, 2OUSG HAN WHO UNDEIC | tue tuineasawuvie. JOHN Be Wiad, | SF dws. Nashineton st with stavie, $14 permo. ton, on te Hat aunt can, Dagon stacy photograpliy, uot an at rtdrens | “Sythe Ce Miss Gatuw. | Ero avelling: Shannon st. $10 per mouth, Smal tuomthiy payienin. Address owner, oceans Fo ENF C0OL, FURNISHED, risen UM. GREEN, Ausoostia, DG ores a 2 ee a ns See nisin fanily without eh SOR RENT—TWOTORY six-hOOM BRICK ON bem ETE MOST HEAT \WASTED QUICK: 50 WAITERS, ALSO COOKS ies Of py + peer CK ON | Seto Prospect ave, lies and im w _doydic and tema) Moun ation and hana | yt ADERL b he mers, Bess CAN) ‘woe arthe COUMIRJe Fx HANT_ANEAT AND COMFORTABLY FUR: | _v12 . eo BURAHAM'S, 110G ished front ro 30 “HotsE_w : - = = A SU im PC es QE KERT-HOCSE WH To, Koss. AND en he See be ities ELOY MENT BU- | entrance of 700 7th st. n. “ms | Apply toc. H. CLAME, 14 Gist. Bows, opp. Bead ing the Irawiiton Park Go. tee edvi. under 3 ; FO% REST 1007 14TH SW LARGE,“ cuoL | Ftp Buea puted aud Springs: with iat new: 2 | FP rcouis on nest, sccondaud thind Roos, with orwitte | [soit ENTONEARLY NEW 3 ae MAN TO KENT. AND | Quteyatd aise tires auitey of uuhuruieod roo ax fay window, tempo stated = a at, au - iy tulles from Washinton, severe W ASAD ERERGETIC MAN TO MENT AND | near 4th; nort south frumt. “Apply 201 Big tent, fea Per ment. {OR RENT HOUSE Ta CORCORAN ST. 5.6; | LINN) acai tm senyyusmoente Tee Lenee cee the sulmuuer ‘excursion season, ‘ant quick Te ae aa Toous.cellar. sas, bath and ail'u:.1-; | Casatizully located mid’ have Bie wat tums. references, required. SMBIA TioNo: | [Po KENT Si, N.W., LARGE AND Kitchen and iin roca ob iret for, touts south: | jour ot the bodese lanes ae Ro ap ae & few GiavH COMPANY Dlessant rooms, Surnisued oF uiifurnushed; also Pen: $45 per auouth. es Hrei-ciuns table oard; transients accommodated. Mrw. CAMPBELL THOS. G. HENSEY £00... 1300 F st. now. ANTED- ST ton typewrit \ 420 12th stnw, Hb G st ne, 5 dy lw Tr GE. BKOOKS, “Wie 12th wt, ww, PR CITY PROPERTY O@ fovai storksea beautiful home ot ‘Tebgum Buses Eugloyers provided comp 2116Uth st ue, ‘over jy acre of ground: good wind sll, we, Enuaiovers He egereneaal a5 TNO WL st nw, tr, ce little homes; Six room: 4 ag Peoria creat Sean pay 0h (pabered concrete sellers w SWontasiiavt EWA OERY, go5 Bar eiekae writer Uilice, Sth and F sts. n.w. jydeshin robes and range; rent, BL7-90. BUS, Liao U st. ewe MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN i RENT. rc eS ROOMS PERT! F raier; hewis (tuted ani paneseals #25 net tecntiy py at Kou 11, hobuins’ building, Cor. 7th ut —FLATS. orth weat, Miso. St ei AMLY, Stata 53 ‘ 1.000 TO LOAN To i ‘T'S 18 WHAT YoU ARE LOOKING For! Why do yon continue to live in the city and pay ex when you can purchase = home from as rms? Ouiy tweive miles from the city ; high as tthe an Sf in northwest aw antavestiwent guust be a bar . where your children will not only have the pure air Address, with full parnetuars, KEALTY, Sear = = = SOR RENT ai SOUL AVE. } 3 DESIKED AT | and water of the try, but & A BEAUTIFUL 510i BD CON- - a i AVE. 12 BUC Vb lowest rates of 1 estas ase Hac glared tote lian Sie ieee ssoee SD COS | Bin xt Reet woh weee hr ens sted within tie Dis ios modelos. bx. | taluinating intlaeners of city iife. We will take you z Porvriery ee we) Abby to SRORSTL DE ebay pew pony and yar family out to see the place without expense re _y15-2w 603 Lith wBirdoed in __ sy. aration of Papers, commtussion» reasonable. at any thue. Tok. ROC QOR KENT_STORES 422, 424 AND 496 10TH Dn CORI AED Ese THOS, J. FISHES & CO.. BELTSVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT OO, * La St n.w. and 3 rvois above same: will rent separ | 2, S18 2: oe EVE. eee Eaetex | yom Boow 15, LOWY F st. u. ii | rately! Apps to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, aylitt CHAS. S. SHREVE, nstn.w._ | 7 HAVE $5.00) 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE i: all classes of bounce for | _jyas-Qt 0 WE sue. | Ok MENT — 7-ROUM, BRICK HOUSE Winit > Address LOAN, Star offive. jy 14it urns. . #UK KENT—STORE AND DWELLING,5 ROOMS, ie By Tae neo RnanER lace. bet. F oN EEE seat Hetate, yaa re Ae nie and Qa a Uti sta. aw.” Abnly to JOHN F. | NTO r NON Bi TATE OF OTHER mene ; HOcih v. suozwaxen, | SHEEN. Ldn. Sstustm” | MM eood secarity a suns trot pr as SUNTOMNEE: Z REN T—bY OW 43 2D ST, SE, NEW 3 = ae " Waite. eemONNEH Fou CUSTOMERS: iRY DESIRABLE BRI 5 bay-window brick: has {rooms and bath? finely | 2% SUBURBAN NOTEES furnished; kas all mod. imps. Also 13), ONEY i X IN SUMS UIT ON AP- ruished Las all mod, tn EX TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AP. paputeutes OS ya each: #:3,000 to SP rvois; €9,000. 200 each and one nice hotwe; BLO ess house in center of city, Fu, GEO. W. LINKINS, 200 19h at large store room’ and addition: i. Se 6 rooms aud bath and al spiendid locality; keys mext door at dav Fst. sow. iy]0-1w mod. inp. SUL 1th st. ow. WV ANiED-Houses To LENT; Taw aa or . W Ati spplications for houses: ‘parties uremia to | 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—#10 TO $100 TO LOAN secre wood tenants ne oye tutes on, urate, han, Somes | yi pinciug thelr pr ee schod outs ortiier Personal propery, | “ys Water rents pul 420 @Tit ST. N.W., ADJOINING his or montiny’ | guns, without eat jarce store with dwellini and vell Fesidence . BO 4 modern iuiproveients; wultable: Tor aly” busiuess: esti = rent $3. BS CHAS. B! SHIEVE, 1000 4th st. ew. ONET 70 1OAR sz ed = 5 aes See ee ~_ AN SUMS FROM g500 UPWARD. 2620 WANTED—ROOMS. For, BES WARE HOUSE 1005 BST. OFFO: AL THE LOWESY KATE OF INTEREST, : = a ite Wholesale jnarket. Meni W Dae SURE EADY, CSEURNISHED | ustotwolntoren “Tuite vate f ser ° mm and boar where there Are tew oF wo other MEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Cor. 10th and F ¥ roomers: im ten or twelve sau Feasunable. PERMANENT, > NTED-KOOM AND BOALD WITH PRIVATE ve terior Det and FOR RENT—OFFICES. HOUSE 98 L ST. W.: 9 ROOMS; 339 W = = = a huprovewments; nearly ‘new and very - : AS* WW danlip teu seus wisn witht snesa pisetene EGS, RENEE LANGE OFFICE KOOM ON W.'C. JOHNSON, OSE 70 LOAN TS SUMS To SUIT aT evn. 1th and Bats Wwe Audries PERMANENT: first floor, 820 per month. anne Tent rates on approved real estate ‘security; ot it as 5. 1, O'BRIEN, al privtiege rem tini rior ped nuente, syle TAS F st. mw. OR LENT iu? PYLE & MUTHEREORD. 107 F OFFICES AND FURNISHED KOOMS | 604 Ac ORES 50 AOAS exe NDOWMENT LIFE AN! AND toproapt cenants ou terusto suite at DeLee | Alt M WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS. Aad permit to uapect call upon the WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS AND RAPID TEANSPOKTATION, Now is the time to buy. Particulars, terme We also have other snburLan houses from @2,500 and, ‘ware! in all parts of tue subst. be Pleas to alive tiewe properties om eur oMoe. at McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Corner 10th and G sta, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. P. 8. POSTER ‘Where to invest your cayital with the greatest oppor tunity for prompt and profitable returns. reward. OsT—ON MON 4 from 7th and 4y15-3t" DAY, JULY 1; A, GOIN Late. hw, to Lahsoute Bron TANTED — SAUTTER'S, 302 OTH 81 ladies’ and yentiewen's dining and lunch pat lors; coolest in the city; vlectric tans; also electric ; ‘iso pur | att gor of “The Kensington Sun,” the ongam Tout rooms. = = aie : cd at hixhest cash prices, A ACHE, vy m, 5 PRCMASE GSOCERY, PROVIS 3 Mf. FP, HOLT: . 1321 F nw. KR RENT—DWELLING 1117 10TH ST.N.W.; — ‘ aia oh Wier cr ciraredores tute Tl partictlars nd to ——— ETZMAN. USL nw} Finine rooms, inc-uding bath closet, we. 8a, bese each” | of chat most attractive and puahing euburby 12 miieg ure National Adver- LOST SD FOUND. on premises. "Tuquire at 020%y La. ave. ay MO3"2,TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUns | on Metropolitan Branch—KENSINGTON, 4 AN ae JOR RENT UNE URN ISU Distgict of Coltiabens PRE PL eTeo we] “Comeultatwn Bree.” W iio ve wamuiner anont ie for hie teed. by re: | [OBE JULY 1d, 4 CHILDS BRACELET IN | 4 pupont circ ie cor. ERNen Fes 8-9. sytem DIG F at. purty, referent sed. Cable car OF core 7 ss. Finiler wi 4 FRERRU eB Bian ome EMBASE | ESR | please return to 015 id revelve reward. Itt Mo Nication woalappicatioae SATE PHOMEE y NTED.-HOUSEKEE! “AN OTEL PRO- OST—ON TUESDAY, JULY 14, ON CONN. AVE. SWUKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, FpanrEaD_in Vincixik, a COUNTRY BONE, Ware ia Know that ther can have thet fore | Ls between Land ad; er'on Fstca Genel an 320-1 eet Pane. | WANTED IN VIRGINIA’ § COUN THY HOME: ture Upholstered. repaired, packed aut stored at rons | With silver chatelain, Reward paid if returned to LL wes Fw eeaat tenactes: partly Ginter: within toe wiles sonable rates: Sug luis hunitremes a speciaity. FiceE- | Conk. ave, we OXHE TO, LOAM-LAROR AMOUNTS acwave | ot, Vowanten) iver 2 on seen MAN & CO.,1027 Ist. nw. Established in 1871.” | .OUND—ON THE HOAD, A PAIR OF CARRIAGE Fates of interest. Installwent lous with bere! wears | Star cillice » ay! Jumps. F. L. MOORE. It in. Good bu joans will always be cousidered. | FiO SALE—ad ACRES TWO MILES PROM WANLED WILL FAY CASH FOR A FIRST | T OST Abe OF DRAWINGS AND SPECIFIC eof, Bow also suake ivan on collateral security at |B inetou; unimproved, near railroad station; 825 pee Class minke uprizht piano, in good condi--| Ly tions goiny from Uth st. and Louisiana aye. to 7th. Spree eka cr spe. acre | 90 actos ac. the above, @70 pet acre, Oke tion, “Address at once, giving tuak ce, and | and Fsts. nw. HeturntoW. TURNEK, Li5N st. 1 i - HE monre a some, | fei Stak “batance fy ts ami"s pears. Bow Say jeligre team Lewes Moons BY, BOF vi, and receive reyard. ‘i nr Dupont izcie: sel6-tr 1418 F st. nw. room Bouse and jot at Carlin Sy rita ior rent at @ 1290 ety = me : care ‘wonth of formule at $1,290, juouthiy tustalisven < oe =i iT—ON SUNDAY, s) - M.. ON ¥ l. FOX & BROWN, 7 LEME: r aration fur civil service ‘exantina'ion: lowest terms; | u=_=s™Ger Bles-e return to Star office. __ty15-ci* KR RENT—BY KO. HOLTZMAN. REAL ES. lovely country, hime of W0 ‘experienced er. Apply ius Host. new. sy L-lw? Lo! ce ET. 12TH AND TH ox HOST. N.E, tute and Insurance Broker. 10th and 1'sts.n. w. roam cutee, witht ten uuinten’ det EE ; an 4 poe! containing $4 or $5 and two safe alls C2 ‘a ada sit sullen from, ee Rrcakecare Gorepisias arora seo | Seaveee beta will return keys t0 1210 H st. M st nw, 16° . Weshinevon ‘rleniy of sade aut fruit; quantity, ot adie, wath tren autunial tues dae a | Hor Muller Exchanye, Lat tw, and gtealy | GSU Lg ne Le Seseratlen imate “a MeaW odes aves ATS SSI | UGB Mes, WC. SMITH, 1210 H st. me Feseseear WyLLwe drop earring. Heturn to 400 U st. nw. and tecciee ‘ONLY TO Connsel for the defense ré that United States specialists i insanity bad examined Dmnean two years ago and had declared that his mind was unhinged, Consequently these hhysicians advised the prisoner's relatives to Rave him contined im ah asylum. Dunean's friends, however, preferred to send him to Eu- rope in the hope that a change of scene, life and climate would have # beneficial effect upon him. ». Chief Inspector R. R. Wade of Boston, presi- dent of the National Association of Factory In- | | ‘bbing at Colonial and Clifton Beach. suamer Gen bony oe ae ee Suit Against Heirs at Law. Mrs.Emma Byles has, by Edwards & Barnard, filed a bill against Mary ©. Hoblitzell ot al., heirs at law of Francis I. Hollingshead, to de- clare a trust as to the west half lot 4, reserva- tion B, on Missouri avenue, and certain securi- ties held by deceased contained in an envelope marked that they belong to complainant. pedesesin iste Nagle, who killed his wife with ex at Dedham, Mace, Monday, was bold’ tor the grand jury Monday evening. ? tors, has issued a call for the annual con- ention’ to be held in Cleveland, beginning ngast 11. . formerly registered letter clerk at Ogden, Utah, has been arrested on an indietmeut him with embezzling a ine SC the ovo ebiidees of Train Palmer ab West Tc N.Y... burned in the destruc- tion of Mr. Palmer's louse by fire Monday "'Gantome 7 W Nou sif to know that'you can get sano crayon frou 35 up atthe old ria stiadiy of ES ADROOK: ccspace, Amateur hegatives developed and Printed; "Gall ani wet, prices aut sow sauuples.” Cala i Dh ot M' ‘ese IN SUMS TOBUIT, ATSAND ed Vesey, 3958 oy cays Seed nen ASME NERS are, 82501308 F stnw, ed ‘ONEY TO LOAN OX ATE A ‘Successor to pameeeees rs "cor. Lath st and G. HH Be OST—WEDNESDAY, Ji Leow winune oo mack a hy Arlington stock yard. the turn to J, LOEB, 1125 7th ote mew se PERSONAL. 1 OR STOLEN—A LARGE BLUE DOG, MIX- nate Sultan tea ite eee Wants wilertes, Lows Wintios, “teary DAIKER, Llu thaw ad BOARDING. 3 a Wa mat nla rerez ee and down stairs depurtuents, jleasant place | cold necklace, broken near the catch. Prades wai 8300 trey atten an evening's walk; uood, peompenerrine, felve sultable reward: by returning mune to isa USE tate eecar Ea SOT DONGRESHIONAL| 1 Cet SUNDAY HoT Gorn B ees LF st ny...82010840 Elerant roome tm“ 5 ape Fos, SALE BANDsoMe COUNTRY 7 Wicaerssean ctteaeles Nectar ome | Le a, i pee epee rae | SEER Ste Set 9) tind pteed 2 | Mapproes Bocas oa ene ne gas O% | er ae er a tel tee et (ing 89 for twelve wee a “ i Jorits return / sales Sater tee ge pene | aes! ey Pa sag | a sian ‘Py ANTED_-SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, | [ O8T—FRIDAY O8 SATURDAY, NARROW GOLD W Biiiies city howe’ dietston cackweekt Pe | La and bicker eee pee GOED ¥ MSEEr 70 1oax eG mAR shorthand: ,Callvraph and Keusmxton; three | liveraliy rewarded it returned to Aire, S.-M. DULLER: atste Bee ee ee ee to jhomtia, #i0; tiorusts Dusites cote, el cor. ark and Lineats., Sit. Neasant, or HARIG & sate sacari:y. CH, FOX BUOWE. | water: Pest cities cree months, giv; wudente canisecd' ta | ane ie grish rewarded if lett at WILLIAM He DUNB'S* ny ork | Myass SHOLTSMAN. Jomhana F aro Te ee CU eee ex, 308 7th at. nw. ANTED-CHAYON! CRAYON? WE WANT weer? *