Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1891, Page 2

2 ——— _ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. H.¢. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1891. i ne se oe ee A TOO SENSITIVE POLICEMAN. ‘The Jndge Discharges His Prisoner and Gives the Officer Some Advice. ‘ Lawyer Shillington has returned from Hamp- ton. where he appeared in the Hains-Hannegan murder case, and this morning in the Police Court he figured in a ease in which there was a ery of “murder,” but no blood spilled. Joseph Carter, a colored man who lives near 12th and B streets northeast, was the defendant in the ease and Policeman Hendricks was the prinei- pal witness for the prosecution. Last night there was a wedding at Carter's house and about 11:90 o'clock, as the gfests were departing, the policeman and his part- ner stood not far from the honse. Carter, who had recently been arrested by ‘the officer and acquitted of a charge of disor- derly conduct, warned some of his guests not ‘to talk too loud and told them that they might it arrested. The officer was offended at hoar- fig him, oo hethought the remarks were meant for sarcasm. Carter went in the house and the a arte CS T came out ® few min- Ces eu the edlser accostel Rae On the way to the station Carter cried “Murder” at the top of his voice because, he maid, the officer struck him with his fist and ‘The judge concluded from the proof that the eficer was too sensitive and dismissed the the law in ever case where persons attompted to interfere wi or Used insulting remarks to officers. In thix case the judge thought that tho officer, instead of getting under the porch, had better gone on to some other part of his beat. pecintabae~iat Held for the Grand Jury. Henry Woodrow, s colored boy from the country, wasarraigned in the Police Court this morning on a charge of false pretenses. He plead not guilty, but the testimony showed that he was not only guilty of false pretenses, Dut that either he or some other person was also guilty of forgery. Henry lived at the country home of Mr. James P. Ryan, but he left there = few days ‘ago, and since then he has appeared at several business houses and obtained goods or money | 4 smerirr accusep oF nicamr. Married Privately in Buffalo While He Had @ Wife in Pennsylvania. At Buffalo two fashionably dressed women, each holding « marriage certificate, stood glaring at each other in the police court the other day. They are both married to the sheriff of Elk county, Pa, George R. Woodward. In 1872 Geo. R. Woodward was married to Martha J. Earley of Earley, Pa. She was the daughter of one of the wealthiest families in that part of the country and her grandfather was one of the rs of the town which was named after him. Wood ward was oneof the young men of the town and quite prominent in political circles. The newly wedded pair took up their residence in Ridgeway, Pa., where Woodward now holds ep the a Buffalo dispatch, one mon Buffal Woodward came there frogs Ridgeway, Per with ‘8 pretty woman who goes the name ot eg Toctes ‘cad ts aise’ bavea es ay TO COMBAT. LIBERALISM. Rumored Plans for » High Church Episcopal ‘Organisation. From the New York Tribane. Catcaco, July 22.-.A rumor whieh eannot be Verified indicates that some extreme high church Episcopalians in the west intend soon to organize a “Catholic Defense League,” some- what analogous to the English Church Union. It is said that they have been led to contem- plate this step by the rapid growth of liberal views in the Episcopal church, as evidenced by the sympathy felt for the Rev. Howard Mac- Queary, the power and influence of the Rev. Heber Newton, but especially by the elec- tion as bishop of Massachusetts of the Kev. Phillips In the opinion of many ritualiste these and many other similar facte in- dicato a Inxity of belief and opinion in the ‘Churob, and they think that the time has come to some concerted move against it. ‘Thus far they have fought liberalism simply through thir party organize- ion. But they now begin tofear that a organization is not coherent enough to_ be of mich service. ‘Tho election of ‘Dr. Brooks, ‘ylor, and were married privat Rev. W. P: Odell of the Telcos veo odist Church, the sheriff giving his name as Geo. R. Randolph. When Woodward and Mise Foster disap- the same day, Chas. B. Earley. ther of Woodward’ and found that the mai was married to lay Foster, and gave the name of Geo. Ran- Mrs Katioy engaged lowyor to look after Lis f. a to Syarecatn tee rie ate eee ae Be brought to Buffalo yeetorday and locked ‘up. ee IMPROPER BATHING APPAREL. Opinions at Ocean Grove as to the Meaning of This re An Ocean Grove dispatch to the New York ‘Sun says women who are passing the summer here are greatly excited over the orders issued by the officers of the Ocean Grove Camp Meet- ing Association as to bathing suits. Since the early days of Ocean Grove women have daily welked in bathing costumes from their cottages and tents to the on forged orders. Judge Miller held the prisoner in $500 bail for the grand jury and he was sont (o Jail. easiness sc Suit Against = Street Kailrond Company. Sarah Williams and husband have, by C. A. Bragdenburg, filed a suit against the Anacostia ‘and Potomac Kailroad Company to recover 210,000 damages. It is charged that on May 24 last Sarah Williams took passage on one of de- fendant’s cars for Anacostia and while entering the car by the defendant's agents startin; car she was thrown against the rear dash! ‘and off the car, and her dress catching in acog abe was d about fifty feet. She states that she was thereby greatly bruised, acratched, her nervous system shocked and siffers great Pain and physical prostration poke hota Martha Queenan Gets Her Divorce. Judge Hagner in the Equity Court made a decree of divorce in the case of Martha Queenan against Joseph Queenan. The bill was filed on March 10, 1891, and set forth the marriage in 1877, and she states that after living together comfortably and happy for two years he be- came irregular in hie hebiteand about four and a half years ago he disuppeared. —— ‘They Want to Come to Washingtos. ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: As a Washirgton city “boy” I am much elated over the efforts of your citizens toward having the national encampment of the G.A.R. for 1892 at Washington. Iam talking Wash- ington city to my comrades here, and think our little circle is warmly in favor of it, and find ‘that other places are the same. I believe that if Tux Stam supplement of Saturday, July 18, could be distributed very freely in Detroit Gane Se encampment there), before the vote on ion of encamp- ment for 1592, Washington would capture the eneampment. T. J. Punsunn. Poxtsuovts, Onzo, July 22. ———— Passryorns to Artawric Crry by special fast express from B. & O. station at 4 p.m. Satur- day, July 25, will not spend the night on the ears, bat at the seashore. Special train will leave Atlantic City at 6 p.m. Sunday, but tick- ete will also be good on all F trains re- turning Monday. Round trip, 50.— Adet. —— Stor at the Colonnade, Atlantic City. C.A. Rines of the Elsmere, this city, proprietor. —Adct, es ‘The International Postal Union. Several letters have been received by Post- master General Wanamaker from Messra Brooks and Potter, the delegates from the Tnited States to the fourth international postal congress at Vienna. That body completed its labors on the 25th of June. Its results, per- haps the most important of which is the ad- mission of the Australian colonies to the union, take effect July 1, 1892 ‘The only civilized countries now remaining outside of the union are Cape Colony and the South African republics, which will probably evme in at the next quinquennial congress, taking the postal union “universal” in fact a8 wellas in name. Other interesting changes noted are the proposed issue of postal cards with paid reply for international service, the reduction of the registry fee to twent sentimes (five cents), an inerease in the ma imaum sizo of packages of samples from Sxtx2 inches to 12x8x4, indemnity for lost registered articles and international co-operation in the prosecution of counterfeiters of postage stamps. ———— Sullivan's Cold Keception. Advices received at San Francisco go to abow that Sullivan and Ashton had a very cold reception in Honoluln. Johu 1. and company performed there on their way to Australia. ‘The missionaries of the island exerted all the influence at their command to keep people ‘away from the Sullivan show. Sowell did the: succeed that Jack Barnitt, in introducing Hivan and Ashton, said that there was in his opinion just about enough money in the house to pay for the cigars John L. and him- te'f had smoked during the day. The next day Suliivan gained the admiration tion of street urchins by seat- g handfe silver coins in the streets for the untive youngsters to scramble for. Goddard t sure to challenge Sullivan on bis arrival in Australia, say those here who know the “Barrier Giast.” The colonials think so big Joe that purses will no doubt be Darled at the faimous pair. - see In the Canadian Commons. Hon. C. H. Tupper bas introduced fm the Canadian house of commons a bill regard img the inspection of ships. This bill Provides for the inspection of the tackle on tips, the ides being te prevent the use of in- jor tlekle and machinery, which in the past Rave resulted in serious aceidents. At the Present time the hull of a vemel alone is in- mpected as to its scaworthiness, but once the measure becomes a law the tackle as well will bave to pass a government inspection. A new tax is imposed by the bill. Mr. Lister presented 15.000 dustry. : ty 0 . waltard suger, and the Placing of these articlet on the free list. ———_ see - ‘Three Killed by = Steam “Ihresher's Explo- ston. A disastrous exp! occurred on Wednesisy afternoon on the farm of James Durbin m Edmonsow county, Kentucky. The Doiler of a steam thresher exploded when surrounded by men and quick pleamnt barvest scene into ove of terror and death, Three were instantly killed by the flying debris and escaping steam and five | afterward beach, and after taking their bath have walked home in dripping garments. Yesterday the Policemen of the association stopped all per- sons who walked through the streets of the Grove in bathing suite and sent them back home. The policemen have interpreted the recent order against scant bathing ‘suits rather curi- ously, One of the women who bathe hore regu- larly said to a reporter today that as she came down from Lilligore’s bathing grounds a burly policeman stepped up to her and stated that nude bat was the law. think i crose-eyed,” she said, “for I did not have an improper or gaudy ‘suit. I bad slong black skirt, black stockings and long sleeves.” ‘Another woman expressed her opinion thus: “These policemen are ignorant. If w an intelligent set of policemen here the order would be all right. Some of these people who parade down from the tents and exhibit them- selves around the suditerium in scant attire ought to be suppressed, but if many respecta- they say, proves thit, for many strong high churehitien were found among his, supporters, while many others did not feel called upon to oppose him openly, and a few who to oppose liberalisu’ secretly worked for his election. pledge themselves to work together in 1g Catholic principles in the church and driving out broad churchism. Such wasn society, they argue, would stand for the | placed on the market. definite faith of the church, and all who really believe in the church would rally around it. Its officers would map ont work for the mem- bers in accordance with the policy of the so- ciety. And of course all the members would on all occasions cast a “Catholic” vote in the church conventions. The scheme has been broached by a few of the younger ritnalists in the west, but it is said that they will at once lay it before the leaders of the party. is city will be the headquarters of the movement, which, it is hoped, will go into history as the “Chicago movement,” with re- sults ns important to the church in thts country ‘as were the results of the “‘Uxford movement” to the English church Isis only fair to say, however, that the leading Epixcopal clergymen in this city know nothing of the scheme. “It ie only the idle talk of one of thore Foud du Lac or Springfield fellows,” laughingly said a minent rector, ‘and I guess it will end in Ik. The big ritualists arc too level headed to £0,into any such folly. | For they know that de-bound society of that kind would kill them in a year.” — oO el are IMPALED BY A SWORDFISH. 4 500-Pounder Makes = Vicious Charge on Ite Captors, Stonington, Conn., arrived home on Saturday after a four days’ cruise. The crew of four men report a catch of seventeen fish, aggregat- ing six tons, and also tell a story of » desperate fight with a wounded fish. ‘The iron had been darted into a swordfish weighing 500 pounds, and after a time Capt. Clark, thinking it was nearly dead, lowered WANTED—HELP. WANEED-KY ONCE 4 raw eG HOUSE Pamier Avply at 713 Farrasat t., near 89 ee — Wirorision store: App Ams Ae W GR TED-SEVEIAL NEAT SEWEUS TO 31a 1115 Pave. ee oe ne y ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN COOK! 10 TO Mgt Se tendera.bakers,emuineers. DICK'S AGENCY,613 7 JANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER Warr Oe aa W NTED—W. E. Pi & CO. WANT IM- freon cooperative pian.” Apply Koome i and ORFs ee waite WASTED Woman CAPABLE AND WILLING to do the work fora farmtiy of ones ateo a hyats te occasional! HB help and, ly drive & tan and wife preterred. Address, with ref Wox G7, Star office. id W&ANTEDIS MAN TO DRIVE MILK WAGON minst come Well recommended 10 G14 0 st. a. ots ee ta yANTED_A ‘NG MAN OF GOOD HABITS ‘iid pleasant address by ‘a why Daper wure- BW. atonce.- JyMat™ IKST-CLASS LADIES" TEAM LAUSDR, and 35 of see Saat 3 years of age; hs tae ae Sy ttot wae T ¢ iC ‘othes froner at CAPITA! pc cco pene sence: Witicinan, tater chinan, bet wee Woll recommended. A GOOD TENOR (CATHOLIC; Torn sts nw. 3 figua fer inteflieent workesewatect oe : ELL SNGER £ BAM ae Hope Nurerie hs: Shester. N- ¥. Spestiwe WASTEDIWO ACTIVE, rxERG to canvau toe thy quick WASTED, REE FI (CHAS. J. FANNING, Bw. ye! WV ANTED-MAN, WHITE On COLORED, TO WwW inilk and eee stables. Apriy, to DAIRY, at, bet. Lith 14th, near Mount Pleasant. at oe Weanst N EXPERIE: ELEVA Wares a ee Warren oop aan ATG.G. SCHARR’ sydsze ESS ae jo He county | 81.3 por act ‘PARISH, ‘Pantene, a it party. Address F. pers WASTED—AT CITY ANTELLIGENCE OFFICE, cooks, chamberm . HUSOR; Ten, a boys for all work. Gb gern prepered. tor goveru- vice: stuployment at once. SH ACKEE FUMES PR tt ome 7 ANTE TS, GOOD CANVASSERS AND W icpentnerss Boras saloon gatas eget AD Bene “Ayniy’ tumediately AWeRIeRS MURUR ID gO EY Howe We, FAT TRNGON, weap don th at. a. Ww ees ako Warren. HITE AND COLOKED WAITERS, housewurkers, cooks and farm hands for out city, leo sn city, cooks, Tal ice only first class, ay fas os FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. COUNTRY BOARD. Fe iu ON S E ai we, two alurulshed Pome secs Roe, STENTING TH TED FLOOR OF PREM. ee 7th st. n.w.; 3 rooms: all mod. imps, Tt 5 Ui. i SRR Se FRE: 820. Abvly tw LOWS P, sabe: Kk KENT_UNFUMNIS Fe 1 88 for tack uteD 070 FOR FRONT ae Goi REXTCGAFIFOT Wi ays vo) NT—CAPITOL HILL-ON 2D Ok 3 Fb, RN Tag rao, TLE ON, 2p, 0 ‘OR RENT—1314 CORCORAN ST. all mod. imps. an ace se . W.. SEVEN r ‘fine brick stable; 3 bath; all” aot $50. Massa Mptty ave. "n.e. ear Uti; Vroous ana bath. new i conveniences, 82). 6 rooms and bath : auc. MOOK is a Fe RENT—025 12TH ST. N.W.. NEWLY FUR- ished or unfurnished communicating wecond-story Foows. pervute Tainlly : £0) rurniture; reiereyces a Des lly; folding iurniture e exe } ‘1 HAN DSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT Fpouis: also two beautiful parlors; sain: (FOS RENT—T0 4 GENTTEMAN, & OUZY SEC- ustien expocures"teby emiech gees ane Cees Hines; G12 per mo. in advance. UO Mist. m.we JF 1808 ND Tenn bethegenced ees FURNISHED, PLEASANT rat cht 4 to care: pres; irom: $oup. OS Wak {OR RENT—i410 G BT., NEAR OUSE. E ‘or pithoat ii ae ise rea ™., suitable for offic Duniness . ‘his'is'the central part ot the business Portion of the SEY An Mig mamaria ia very, dene rent tue house a8 « whole. JUN Be Walt dy ds2W 140835 G st. ow. Fee RENT 007 140 NW LAROR. CooL out tore ‘Di tinge shes aaiurinnad sf rroween hear 14th; north and south irout. Al woi7 -W dyt-im FOR REN T—THE Woop MONT. ANDIOWA roums and board terms for the "qumer Froprietor. years at Wort yen oe re large yard, 422 O st.'n.w. Alto sevors amail Bouse Tenting trom $15.50 down to be SIME BC enn ‘np. Hvailty Church. su 2d_-cooks, kitchen BURSBAW'S: Ttid Gat. nw. ape WASTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT DU. 4 colored. Tor sit binds of Souter abot eae tate i ‘ot domes citys ind sprinwe; with references. 700 Lat, nw. 3y24w" ‘was either blind or| The fishing schooner Mattie and Lona, of | WANTED ENERGETIC MAN TO NENT AND exhibit the marvoicus Edison the suunmer excursion seasou; lange und quicl furne,, Felerences required COLUMBIA PHON Ur Est. nw. Je0-3m GMAPH COMPAN W ASTED_STENOGRAFHERS AND REMING- ton typewriter operators directed to posttions, es provided ‘competent ‘stenograiers, and Kent Gperators; ng cluange tor service. WX KOLP StaMans & BESEDIOL, Romucon, writer Dice, btis aud F ate. 0. w. ‘ayigsa WANTED—SITUATIONS. phouoyraph during og {Qk RENT — 717 ELEVENTH OT SECOND oor, two rome, 823- Nae pina ™ sae SSP" Saas {Uk RENT—TWO FLATS IN 2020 bs Liave tive room: bath; range, all mod: hupe, as cter cual vault; reut @20; references required. (OX KENT—A VERY NI t Bi Peotiple lathe “gi. "OH ANLES Sead “2 ‘GOS 14th wt. ayls2w FOR _RENT—OFFICES. ex. KENT.-FOK OOOL, WELL-VENTILATED office roums, and: low rent, to ‘neo and salle 12 FOG APRS? % S¥24-3t 1425 New York ave. ble women are to be insulted at the same time | the small boat to secure his prize. As he ap- | — ee : T = the authorities would do best to let well enough | proached the fish it scemed to be seized with a| WW ANTED_EMPLOYEits WANTING GOOD RELI Pein its roms a0 40 a, Teh Alone. tetphie hho iw pessing tne | 2%? frenzy and inade rush for the boat. | ELIE EDL %« ed) cook eae LOUIS DAC MARE” A Philadel; woman who passing 7 “> = aes jet 1" Te eee summer in the Grove is free in expressing her eee ners es deen be Oe W 4822-60 To Dick's AGENCY FUR COOKS, — A NEGE-QCATED REAL ESTATE belief that the author of the notices and the | ig on one si conchae nutees: jaundsess, houssworkers, butlers for sale. “Inguire I. J. BLALEY, Ual B st, policemen are working in the interest of the thing houses. She was accosted by man, but she said that her skirt was that her short robe ought to be exchanged for one containing more material. “The. next thing,” ahe anid, “will be to order the men bathers to wear long pants and ulsters.”” ‘The situation ix as women describe it, and the result may be that Dr. Stokes will tind many of his people leaving the Grove. Tho Rev, Dr.’ Stokes, tho president of the Camp Meeting Association, was seen this even- ing. He said: “The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa- tion can run its own affuirs without any assist- ance from the newspapers.” coe ___ THE COUNT BEWAILS HIS FATE. He Married Love Instead of Money—“And See What Has Happened.” Count von Blucher, the story of whose ro- mantic marriage and subsequent separation from his bride of a day has alrendy been told in Tux Stan, in speaking of his nmrriage yester- day in Chicago said: “A huge tree of love grew from the tiny seed, and its roots are twined about every fiber of my natare. Sud- denly a tempest dashes it tothe ground. Alas! Ihaven't a job. My father sent me to America to marry money. I did better; I married love. And see what has happened. The countess’ sister called upon us and asked me how I could support a wife on $150 a month. “How are you going to do it?” she asked. Give me & chance, I protested.” “Surely I can learn the typewriter, go in an office, do something.” “But they would not listen to me and took my wife away Count Blucher is as_yet undecided as to his future movements, He is at present staying with his friend, Col. Degarmo, on Michigan avenue. He may, ho says, go cast and claim his bride or he may remain in Chicago and try to find occupation of some ort. He is coutident that his father will stop hie allowance as soon au he learns of his marriage, and says that he must find some sort of work’ at once. As the young man is fairly well known in Chicago he thinks hs chances of success are brighter there than they would be in the east. ——— sae A¥ OLD WAR SHIP'S END. ‘The Brooklyn Dismantled and Then Burned at Boston. Natt Island, off Hough's Neck, Maxs., was tho scene of an interesting spectacle the other day The old war ship Breoklyn was set on fire, and while the flames ate away the old vessel the imaginative spectator saw a romance of Ameri- can history dnished before him. She was built in 1858 at the shipyards of Westervelt & Co. of New York, and was a sister ship of the old Hartford, Pensacola, Richmond and Laneaster. When the civil war broke ont she was one of the few government vessels fit for active service. The Brooklyn took part in the blockade of New Orleans and ‘she wns the next ship to Farragut’ flag ship, the Hartford, in the memorable ascent of the Mississippi and the capture of New Orleans. On thin expedi- tion she came into violent collision with the Kinea, and after clearing herself she feceived a heavy fire from Fort St. Philip. At Fort Fisher the Brooklyn did effective service. She in an attempt to capture the Alabama. When last in commission she wns with the Asiatic squadron. On her return trip from China she broke her wain shaft and had to make the to New York by sail, taking lo til From New York she mouth, Va,, where, in the latter rt of 1899, she was condemned by the United tes commissioners unfit for sea service. She was bought by Thos. Butler & Co. and brought to Boston. _— EVERY SHOT TOOK EFFECT. A Demented Weaver Kills a Man, Believing Him to Be Jack the Ripper. Samuel Alexander, «weaver in the Dwight mills, Chicopee, Mass., waited at an early hour the other morning in front of Graham Don- came out and started toward Exchange street. Alexander then fired four shots, all of which took effect im Nesbitt. who continued to walk until he turned the corner, when he fell dead. His murderer then entered Denrelly's store, uted a revolver at Donnelly and ordered thers were perhaps fatally injured. ‘Th Siled are Johe Durbin. Will Tashan ‘and John Massy. Those dangerously injured ave Peter Fierce, Kit Yates. Job Blanton, Oliver Phelps end Thomas Lindsay. The explosion is sap- powed to bave becm caused by the water be- eusming two low in the boiler. ae — ‘The New Fryer Steamship. After a week's trial of the engines of the Bryer steambip Howard Cassurd at Baltimore the main shaft was coupled yesterday and the was tarned and acted satisfactorily. Will be worked cack day watil the maximum ie renched. After the dock trial the vessel will have ber text in Chesapeako bay. — cet Pease Donnelly Disciaime any Wheat Corner. President ignatius Donnelly of the alliance axissued = circular to the members of the Farmers’ Alliance in Minnesota in which he dis- claims any connection with the Mueller move for withholding part of the wheat crop to raise Pricon. By covert aliusious to Pillsbury wheat Ping deals, &c., he: casts cold water on mcvement and leaves the inference that Te in Wnuathorized, at the same time expressing sympathy with any move to raise the price ef Bae im to unlock a back door op into a room formerly oceupied by a confec! named Ferguson. Alexander said that he wanted to ‘dud Ferguson. He searched the room, but did not tind him, whereupon he told Dounelly he must be the mau wanted. Then be caught Donuelly by the coat collar, informed him he was under arrest aud led him into Exchange street with « rovolver held at his head. Michael Murtley tried to seize the nm and he and Alexander fell to the Bric Pann tot he rvolver evar. Dut not gat 5 dey. A number of citizeus thou took Alexander to the police station. Nesbitt, the murdered man, came from Pat- to work. nelly's store, on Cabot street, until Jas. Nesbitt | mittee wili recommend the election of a gov- over, but since reading up on the law | and consulting with the lawyers Tam | satistied that it will be perfec to go ahead and elect a, this Mr. Wat- son mid he soon call a meeting of the The fish then made another charge, which came near ending the life of Joshua Clark, one ‘& police- : tb right | of the men. ‘Ihe enraged fish plunged its | Wi and’ properly adjusted. The officer thought | sword through the bottom of the bout and | ating tr through Clark’s ieg, pinning him to tho seat on which he was seated. With the help of another of the crew Clark was extricated from his pain- ful position and the fish was secured. —- cee “STRAIGHT-OUT ANTI-CLEVELAND,” Senator Chilton Speaks for Himself and the Texas Delegation. From the New York World. Sax Axtonto, Tex., July 23.--Horace Chilton, appointed by Gov. Hogg to the United States Senate to succeed John H. Reagan, says: “I um a straight-out anti-Cleveland man. I do not be- lieve that he represents tie principles and pol- icies of the party, and I do not believe the na- tional convention will nominate him. There is no doubt that the Texas delegation will be op- poeed to him.” ——___ +0- - THE LATE CHINESE RIOTS. ‘They Were Caused by u Foolish Report About Missionary Argent. Lieut. Commander Marthou of the U. 8. 8. Palos, writing to his wife in San Francisco from King Kiang, China, under date of June 8, says the Palos reached there June 6. Learning that a riot had taken place at Wasich the night before he immediately proceeded up the river to that place, where he received information from the Chinese customs clerk of the killing of two men by rioters. Marthou visited Stone, accompanied by guides from Chinese gun boats, and foand the body of Missionary Argent lying where he fell in the gateway at the door of the church, which had been pil- Inged by rioters. The body of Customs House Officer Green was found lying ir the street several squares distant, The body had been covered by mats. Marthou requested per- mission to take the bodies aboard the Palos, but was told that the inquest Lad not beon held. He attended the inquest next morning and deacribes the peculiar methods of Chinese officials in such matters, the inquest being de- voted chiefly to the beating of drums, explo- siou of firecrackers and other ceremcnies The cause of the riot, he states, was the fact that Miesionary Argent ‘had picked up four lit- tle orphans in the country and was conveying them to Hankow in the usual fashion in baskets borne on the shoulders of coolfes. A strect lounger asked one of the coolies whut wax in the basket. The bearer refusing to answer the fellow raised the lid, disclosing the children. The crowd which had gathered raised a cry that the missionaries wore taking tho children away to dig their eyes out, and forthwith | attucked the church, killing Argent and plun- dering the place. Customs Odicer Green was met by the mob and killed while on his way to assist the wives of the missionaries. On the return of the Palus from Wusich to King Kiang word was received of an attempted riot in the Cad Men were landed from the Palos, from the French frigate Inconstant and crman ship Otus to protect the settle- ents, but ut the request of the Chinese gen- eral, who informed the respective consuls that. he would protect the place, the sailor were withdrawn. No outbreak followed, but the American residents withdrew from the city at Lieut. Com. Marthou's suggestion. In closing his letter, he says the Chinese don’t want re- ligion and that he has yet to meet the first Christian Chinese. The natives appear to be troubled wherever the missionaries happen to be stationed, no matter whether church, school or hospital is located, and thero is also a sort of general outbreak against foroigners. Concarn- ing the reports of the likelihood of a riot at Hauke larthou writes that the gun boats Porpoise and Viper are there and assisted by these the large foreign population should de- feud the place withont difticulty. ~ ——ee-—___—__ THE NEBRASKA GOVERNORSHIP. Republicans Debating Whether to Put Up » Candidate, John C. Watson, chairman of the republican state central committee of Nebraska, {s roceiv- ing many letters of inquiry from all parts of the state in regard to whether or not the com- ernor this fall. Mr. Watsor. bas the legal opin- ion of many prominent lawyers throughout the state, and their ideas are so varied that the question has been submitted to the attorney general of the state, who will give his opinion ima few days, State politics are much compli- cated by this move, as the republican supreme court has already decided that Gov. Thayer can Bold over. Bubs the allianes and, democrats Slide lbewise in onder tovhave 0 heat state committee and the matter could be discussed footuven, farm and dairy wen, place, Wid 7that. ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY Sears, a pusition to learn the plumbing aud Bist-clase Tulerence. Address P.O. Box 22, Ailton, Pa, war WASTED CSITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER, ‘cashier, Copyist oF ot F place of trust: very. bost bay a ees duress WAS Ww verse \ Ae BoiLbE NTED—LYjA THOKOUGH-BUILDER, A SIT- mu Of auy kind, xvod draugutayan; quick Also auierstands ‘will Work. Address tar offte. sy" -YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES A POSI- ‘ore oruiniag tou preferred. reteivacen Address Fe 0: ferred, NEEDY, starotfice. aR WASZED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG LADY Of business experience; writen in. hand. Address M. Mi. Be, star ottice. Patt 5, fice bo: inaids, seaustresues, divers” CS ucwt wiite women, kein Ces.) BUBNHAM Sy!lluc ot tw. Sy ied WANTED — EMELovEns | YOK COMPETEN serv + COURT} ished); also positions fore te civ IN PEL GENCE OFFIC, £77 Lltust. D. SHACKLEFUMD. Jel9-o3t" ‘ANTED—A WELI-LOCATED HOUSE IN N.W. of etiht or ten rooms, co-tinye about 5,000, for small cash paynuent and balance m installments. "Ad dress D. A., Star ove. WASTED, § Hoe west of Stn and 10 new house preferred. Address i. J ANTE! BUY OF OWNEK A 7 Ol 8-ROOM house in northwest section. Address, tor one ating Drice and location, ORM, Star ofice. us; wo Wil Tent thems, col- returns, & VIDE1 10, iteal Estate, jy13-1m G10 Fat. a. w. WANTED-HOUSES TO NENT; 1 AM HAVING ‘dad ions for houses: (parties dewrins wo ts and prompt rettins «an do so by Lor rent; taxes ad ‘ntal matters attended Lout extra cost. GEU. W. LINKING, S00 LUth at. new. 3y-Ln ____WANTED—ROOMS WASTED HOM AND wwite after Oct. 5 SPE, Ais FOR MAN AND ‘Vale tuutly preferred: ive Jocation and term». 3., Staroftive, — Iyeeuee WASTED NEMNISIED | koos, Writ without board, wortu of F and west of Oth st. two gentlemen: state terius cul particulars: ry ences exchanged Address M. AND H., Star clive. It" (Ol RENT—OFFICE ON 14TH ST, AND CAR enter shop in rear; Lest jobbing siand tlt Apply on preinises, 21 14th st. Mews dyed OR feck —OF | JCB, ROOMS THREE com. ‘uvupicating room on 2d story ; 1407 ¥ st. n. Cay “Wit. H. MAUNDERE & CQ. F OK KENT—OFFICES AND FURNISHED ROOMS Fite Rroupt tenants on terwsto suit, at 13h Fat, rooms. yei5-L Wit. ¥, HOLTZMAN, 1891 Fn.w. FOR RENT—STORES. OMEN T SHORE: WITH OM WITHOUT FIX- ures, two show ows; good location ; north- West. Induire of O. C. GKEE, Fireumen’s :naut Vutuding, «th st. aud La, ave. n.w. pase Foire Mores, 422, 424 and 426 108 st. hree stores, 422, 474 an a. #10, Appy to” LOUIS P. SHOE MAK 32 Wu0 2 stew. Fee atk alee oe oF Fat. ni wells rooms abd cellar, suitable for wholesale Or Fetall bust. hess,” For particulars call on Jyz4-0t T. ak FOR RENT_sTone: AND TWO ROOMS AT 1216 7th at., between Maud N sts. tor @25 month, in adynucer Inquire st Lis tute we ee (04 KENT—LARUE 5TUKe AND CELLAK, 27 Dst. tn food repair ; stitable tor any kind of buses. W. C. JOHNDOR, yea tes POE RENT—A BEAUTIFUL SIORE AND creted coilar, 1815 14th st. $20 month. CHARL.S EARLY, jy15-tw ‘US 14th at. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN 1.0 LOAN—84,000 IN HAND TO LOAN ON AP- proved real estate or secured Bot:. JOS. RED- PERN R'SOA, G22 Lith et, b. W ANTED- 23.000 FoR FIVE YEARS 4 cent ou thuproved. commission. SLUUHL of = WASTED-10 Oprary A LOAN OF 94.500 NY, {65 oue year on fevt ten tmproved alley pro e ue $0) (per months, cent iuterest, 5. fr” Address Box stnr-omes. | dyes LUNEE £0 LOAN 13 LARGE ARDS MALL SUMS AML at lowest rates of interest on approved realestate the District of Coluubia. is. AL t LELPOLDy 4th aud sta. ‘Sand MONEY, 10 Loan IN ANY 3 8 DESIRED lowest rates of uterest on approved real ated within tie Dustriet of Cortmoie. no delay Us: yond tue necessary ior exaiutnation of fitve and prep- aration uf papers; Couiuseiois Feusonable. THUS. J. FisHtklt & CO., a dy15-tt 1isd ¥ stn! WANTED —LO ,ANTED-TO BUY A Lo’ {i> SIDE OF M1 ‘bet. 13th and 15th sts. ; «ive joc price; pay halt oF more cna. LOL, Star office, z V dy Wing location, ALBEK & SUN, 1000 F st. Vv TANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH DIKLCT FROM owner or avent, a jut uct over » be- tween Mount Pleasant, Boundary, i sts. Give number of Lloe jot, mensions and lowest ty price. Must bea bargain; will build. AGdrowe In LR A., Btar oltice. 1-45 ‘ONEX TO LUAN IN SUMS 40 SUIT ON AP- Morived d teat ents, payable in tant ecuiaty Payments. Smita & JkEFURDS. it ‘SLL 1th st. aw. D220 WANT MONEY:—e10 70 8100 TO LoaN ‘at Jow interest ch iuruiture, pianos, Lorses, Wayuns, houselord gous oF other personal property vrmeypal aud suterst payabe in Woekly oF uoMthiy? Paywents; Wo reiuvval or Koods trom fesudence; DO Puolieity.. “Ai Box Ws, Star office. 3yU-Tan AY ed Y LU LOAN < f) 4 1N BUMS FiiOM 6500 UPWARD. AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R, O, HOLTZMAN, el Cor. 10th and F sts. n. w. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED BY A GEN TLEMA: horse f0F bis keep. Autre Li wt Krawuser's tomorrow and get one of those v unteat eaten dm Hi Mitieabws, (O12 thst. nw, WiAktepat KNOWN THAT IT AM IN TOWN for a few days lutyiuy UpKents’ fret-claw second- band clothing, and wi.l pay more than any one ever eae ete cakoee jysna” Address BOSTON, Star office. W ANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND Or FICE FURN. ture; also stocks of merchandise of all kinds: th awe and haullus. WER DRG ATED, BEEAM FEY GLEANING AND RENOVATING WOKS, 1708 and 1710 & st. n. w.—Carpets cleaned aid brughtened by ournew muceme Furniture feathers Siduhattresses renovated. Me NE ATER Stanger fleplone bl. eS piel VIOLIN AND FLUTE PUPILS BY -8.4, musicians. Sclentibe thetrucs sive weens—during “vacation. Cail TKD If KNOWN—WIGHEST PICE PAID Wee i tether els, GU. TupMas, Mar vice, EPEI ‘ANTED— HOUSE ND MOTEL PRO- ‘ayo thelr ‘iurai- fo bow tat they can ; ture: Fepaired, packed and stored at ree tunable rates: Abe Badr tuaitrcaes a speciaity. FLEE ry iGo, at ta aw. kstabhebed ta Ie J ANTED — SAUTIEN'S, Se OTH ST. N.W., W Sao eae ead Re ‘Also eectric Jore; covlest im tive city wectric tans; lights up and down stairs departuvents: }leamant place SG stop aller a Creuunirs WALK uu, Prouupt erie. facluding thirty hours dicdston ‘car wood Pees y hours’ ut pee ‘Prot, Siarin's LY Pdeuts eonistod tm a. ¢ Di af. OWES ON Wits Ai: WinsOn, tu at: me eMTTIO Conn. ave, a. NTED — TYPEWRITERS ALL fiandard makes, best py Se SRE a ay MOREY TO LOAN IN sUMs To SUIT aT JM rent rates on approved real vstute ‘security. Special privuexes respecting prior payments. AG and U48 Callan st. Amps. each $133.80, @ LAY, G15 F st. a. Fe ‘T—AN ELEGANT BROWN.STONE house, 813 North Caroima ave, : 11 rooms, all ta. 4: ASS.“ Also ata st. se. neat U-toom brick: ti j SKUISSANT & SiXBURY 815, Neye next dost.” CHO’ G10 11th st. nw. Pos RENT POR RENT—A Nick o-Room BRICK, ON CALLAN st. between K and L, oth D ST. 8.W.; 4HOOM BAY-WIN- dow brick : mod. thipe. : nice parking tn front ; ats, Mee: ew; picely bapered: Introbes, rare, hut and cold water, Only S18 per month; wood neichborhooe nese *D Deus DUCKeT’ {Ok KENT—BY THOMAS F teal Paste Tye above is only a portion the 1st and FOR RENT residence ‘uy24t 3y24-3t #5, "Ea. W.. Opp. Trinity Chureh. NORTHWEST. 23 008 {18 Central bui ‘dp Gunton build 5 4s La av ‘For full list call at office tor Vull Toth. Uy24t 7 Fooms; mod. itiips. « ¥ . WAGGAMAN, Ker, Ue Nat 1 and 16, saci and 16, tach iSth stinw. ri ant rooms, of the property " vuliean Fewued ou . WAGGAMAN. VERY DESIKABLE are 145 Ni ‘first floor: mod. imps. = duced for summer. M. TORY BR Srooms; «rained and papered: liall cellar; kiichea D. PECK, 4 F ¥ 0 back yard; rent re- houses; south frouts : in tween Oth ‘and 7th and G 810..Deach. ‘T. J. STALE VE FOUK-ROOM NEW ERIC jy2t wide paved court Fok RENT is? yr Pr st. EiGuT wall in Arst-class onder: Insprove ice 60.50 Por mOUth: “AVply EDMAKD KERN, Soe Met. uw. sys ae Fok EEST—COTrAGE ON CORNER OF < qrom station inguise out premise ao", “8 KENCE. 5 ae i sth 16th sta. at -roous house aid collar, .pered. throughout = at; ope Pothiood sreute 62. Ow NEL Fob, RENT 514 CAROLINE ST. S.W. ay ‘POk RENT—wor A bath ; furnace and Apply on premises. BE FOR BESTS} 2 Room House: ce hal ‘and all mod. imps. range; new house; rent, NINE ROOMS 2 Tent, 25; 707 Rhode Jiland ave. Also S-rvous house in'kistuardaon place. 810. —aeat” Key next door. Apply 1100 L st. nw. OK KENT— By owner, 403 2d st. th and all L 1» i beautifuily on un improved park. For terus ap ats. D ; parlor, dining room and A im auvalice; rete ced, fromtine ly ‘at AT S220" near cor. ‘of Penna. ave. per month, 0 per month. 10 rooms, Stavle and carriage house, 850 per month ‘a. ¥. PAKDON. FOR RENT_HOUSES. now orem. G norwe of Sew lange “oj suri. Mes. inchester, awe PAULEY COTTAGH HOME-s/TTATED 1% oF Vier toe tenithion socnintined Vintages eee Scie water. ape ia att ‘att. Sas mot aatentos Panam Pos coe Fare a beg 5 OR SS rooms tats. | and shine dren. A. ADERX WAN TED_COMPORTARLT mapas supped pemty of fet Be week tor F Ts DER ANE Wiseman” “ __ WADY LAWN. Tal con ri SS inalk and wrens fn abamtance. Por Auenst S26 per month chikdres. 610. Referens ee MKS DOW ND gti Spring aandria, Va. La WANSION—ARNTY MADE, OO. A thea e oes MitRee CUR es ‘Wamtiton, ce ORV p RECT ewe eNery Sepa eee 3 fue K. BARNE: yet eee Pa eel OAR IN THE MOUNTAING. Ate 4 Site Bese Re ae See eee oath ey chy ly | $100 Mrs. 3 ~s te 330.30 Camal road. Be 2220227 i Rite $ 20 BOREMO 8, Se. w a0 | son Wa tate Fore tall ust apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, WSThl. Few stir BOANDEKs. Lo Bs Peanayivanie ave. .w._| WV igh ana earthy. ee usniog walk te . RB good tward it, mall ama Seng getrences shchanw Autres RelA LETH, Stewarmtown. Lork cousity, Pe ay! pew TIAGE, JARPEN® Pica Vs., Just built, weet of the Miles © 5 July $3"oen! $8 and 68 per week. send for circular M. Da. now, Wi Propetetor Pes A DEGHTPUL HOME IX The woUNTAn gt Loudoun county tor families; lage roume fesith "wud contort te We Meta Mensa die, wate DALY” — A PRIVATE WOAMDING is Aas STRNOUAL | A PRIVATE, ROANDING $13 Feautylwania sve good fate, leulthy piece, refined and imtestapent ome UnIty , WO tnatle es \ withen two miles of HUY se, sitet Sous 5 Geko ee vis Pa ave. at. ae. oe wise ‘or. Scares = ix a Ml sboN Tash Ss ‘trait, be ath ee 4.) = ie 2) hee WALY BEATE SPRINGS HOTEL G00D b a Sec Sai eas aeeaay a Som dace aia hh, me, a eee Who 1th wt mw, $250 1G sth st ne, 3b 218 Arthur i. Ou 0K SALE-ICK CREAM AND SODA WATER Stand in the Northers Lil Market See pee a a a . + SALL-THE FURNITURE GP A SKVEN- mm Louse, northweet, tent, #30. uice location Jurniture neariy new, Dobos. ue party Heavate ity por | SALE CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR Sore RUE Wem. ow attention, Addrom BRUM N: Star of PoE SALE_A SMALL GROCERY STORE DorNG O58 Lanne, pars wists to leave the city Cald : eS HE SU PEAUNTENDENT OF AN ESTABLISHED Yuaulitactare comer ta See: T ety avn * ap bmegpepaee oye Ee with one oF re capitaitate wating’ to furui al or yest at y uomey to operate Bie bucinens, (6 15eQ00 t Ow). The woods are th generat ta: Population, sales strictly cash. Bblimited, Competition and eapensta, preiiie iarye fogs ot uunnutecture te bot gepersity hoon mally eau SeAEHEEEEEEEE THERES BeLes: pie eee! (OK RENT—UNPULN vee r “ eta Foi, BENE oprona ughly Lonorable. jegitiuate mud ts 2 large bale wore Ma ox SALA C1GAK AND CONFECTIONERY Ng & ud (vcntsiewe , Goud Fewmunis tar ae ing; cheap if sold at cuce Address MPC, Sar ase AN MARE 25 PEE X security for i vestinent TMNT star camse syeaane IXTUKES AND woud WILL ig vouw. Hii Reeve wer eal ‘me and store, lor gi stu oe ory POR Sales tock, of grovery and retail liquor lore . sot west | License. location No. 1. iatye custom. strictly etait Silrbe aidan tuk or iuveutury. Avniy tec: BON RAS Ela fu'ee ww ae 1 lowa cir uw. i 225 L st nw, Lar. 1451 Nat uw, Lor. ul O stow, 12r Ae. Louse furniture oF teu roousn to wetiic an estate. Apply uw. POM. PARKER. Ads Fk SALL-AT A ORLAT SACKUFICE, 4 SMALL store dete qoud bustuees in mutes and taucy gods. Frice $100, oud Peasots 10 seiitg.ok2h Be as. ss ee FOE SS12- 4 FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET ON cue of the best avegues “in tie northweet, doing lane aud prottable casi business. wot iach mower required , gud Peawots gor seltlie aye ST WALT ER WEED, 2901 Pa. 01 Fete en Poackass stuck, usar ture on Fenmyivauie ave, Geos ise, cicat store ou Peniey vaule ave. Stained eam of wesiang heaving <atp ares CiGalin, Bear omen, we POR SME COMPLETE SET OF FIX re pultable for retail dry store, ancl Sail cases, couliters “with “uuarile top, sold at a jpreat sacrifice. Address KES, ae = OK SALE-A SMALL MOTEL, WELL FU ished, and doing a pool Dumbess ; the reascu tor pele Cor, ub STRICTLY BUSINESS_NO_FAKE_NU DUM. re ore iwelling. 26.00 | sale. 2 =" wer OFFICES. a ter building, 1008 F st, 2d und 3d floors. JOR SALE—LIQUOK STOLE, DWELLING aT Fat, Ist, td ang fd Tached. Will weil stock, fatures, rurniture, &c. Cor. Oth and Missouri ave me BEC TE. joan, Mt r et te ne oom eine ae p Star etien. 2785S MAIN SPRING, 500: ears it Lustre cam . Or allan st ne, Ge. > iso 1 : peer ty ‘eecity . couiedurete 4 wench aE | 3. dowelry store under Metropolitan. jy 10-tun SWC sre nee eG | WOU TAKE NO cllaNck Ss ‘dauney cleans Your watch for@1, puts in main. 2)rime 10F el, ata warren’ cia 10 be ive beat wud Lakers un the city. 124 2 kite "work"one year. We ‘wetcur miu UBURBAN PRORERTY. OE, SALE AT WoODsIDE, NEW BIX-KOOAL cottage, With range, to trol. stabie tort “cca pemas ‘Mandsome bew room tous, wits sta chicken bouse and 2 seres of land —4 20K SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, JULY 30, Indl, st.5-30 p.m. three beautiful subarbem vin mites of 7, dip aud 2 acres, wach having @ grand view of Daim” Liles w m0 TER. ORD. 1307 © stn. ONEX TO LOAN ON MMDOWMENT LIFE AND MoRnting theuranse ewes" pollceentey Ane cash prices. Shane at Ructoe Fay Bote re utes eas MoXEs fo LoaN—takox AMOUNTS a..ware ‘on, luand fut Joane vu beat city wectirity. at lowest fan, Goud Uulidingsonns Will s.ways te constaased rons wills. ways be conse Whe’ ean now: jonny ou colimteess _se16-tr c Tis et we, MR eae Sn, wean eat annes incense is myD-tr “ee SIX PER Cent PAYABLE QUARTERLY. iM OF $1,000. SMALL PURMIUM U MTS. &. WaGGamay. ap30-tr le ‘ONEY TO 18 Fo! Mee Bae tai re apt? ae we. ONKY TU LOAN AT 5 vl MS La Oo 3 fab aot. Money TO one entate security: riche Woes oD 1437 Fennsy:vanis ave. Moxey, TO LOAN OX REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- Mon Sage Goa aeons aplt v. & ', 303 7th st. ow. Money To a IN BUMS zosurz. ‘TOARD mate “AAMC MLNS, Ey Vike Arius in 1 ie Ths. Co. somes.) PERSONAL jE HAVE A ry Ni BPET tia ln LAKE g, UNDER AKE PARK BALE, ULiwET oF Per ALeLt iG i SPECIAL NOTICES. a RENT—Si4 13TH ST, bath roms; heated th-ous N.W.. 22 HOOMS, 3 pout by steam ; electric Palntode wHRIGEA & Liebe, Tasks dy leit Ok KENT—018 NEW YORK AVE, N.W., A yeuyentons cosmos, tea usin’ mucus’ fersticn, em ee o ‘ail conveniences. buable -atory ‘all conv imrear.” Apply to, ‘THUS, J. FISHER & CO. 124 F wt. furusce, range we. the ety apd desiring to Hives short distance in the country. | Also tur save ot Feut several convenient, ¢vcl abd shady suburban fea! ences, a tuap of the oo WO lutiee around Wesu- huton ‘sent oF wiven tres, For gartuer tutormatiom se MES E CLEMES TS, ILE at ne Ws keys adit Inquire kitchen and dining room on aS spouts eouth | 17 10TH ST. ¥. ‘Bo. in ats Tent €40 per wouth, ‘THOS. «. he ISEY &CO.. tended, ar uve! my 262m BENGE aw, ste fr intima gr nana wo Dri Wu Soya tr uaypo ed emndes gravert ths FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES, | —” Sot UK BALE—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTHY BEsi- 30% SALE — ONE OkSE, BUGG: Park, : Eitaeerino reawaniie ode wettest a epiAND | soctettds uneetanie Sa LENoHt' Eis" rot” Stem, . Westnnwton, D0. wat Foe SALE GTHREE HORSES AND HakNess, | POR SALE AT BEANCHVILEE ON TE B «0. 2 waous, 24 cows, milk cans, feed tubs, iueal bine | LMI. several vow dwliinge Cand. ‘and customers for this Buuiber of cows, Address. Ber easton Oa” ges well Cun and the Lest but> Tou. Star office. wains on the B. & 0. vmente, oy tus ‘1. & Gio sah wt \N OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL. - gL Per share moutuly ie say enough for allto tar w. PES Be a eos AND bath, in perfect order and ‘condition ; large vault under :ront pavement higuit & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. Subscribers of Gt wot to lotin Which will POs RENT 2a 4 K ST. ‘window fronts; 6 rooms. i ; PRESS BRICK BAY- FOR BEN? 2 Gh SONPORTABLE nouag 719 wd st. mw. $12.50. CHARLES EARLY. jyl5-2w Ous 14th OR RENT—A NICE GROOMS AND BATH BRI FOR RENE fin se. ond Now tidy ase ae ays a nw at meg genie eae — FINE DIVING Sprite. BB ARUNDEL ieee ju harmess. THOS, MM. < ew i SALE—LARGE BAY MARE, HANSO! Disraceescheay and ou sany my, Ad 20 st. mw v3, ee order; SALE—-ONE OF THE Prowse teint ies Bee eka