Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1891, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. 1891. HOUSES. FOR SALE— HOUSES. FOR SAL FOR _SALE—LOTS. DEEBLE, DAVIS & C0 new ten-room brick hotises F st. orn part of the FORY BAY WINDOW LSS seven jarze rooms and bath, lot VOL CAN SPEND MONEY: SOME OF x. VEL-HEADED MAN WANTS TO BRIGHTWOOD LOT. ‘Ok SALE—HOLMEAD MANOR, MT. PLEASA’ Jor Boxooract. Ssuiail cash vay easy terme: lot Bux} 00r ae. 5 sual ¢ sete BRICE & LIPSCOMB, © site on Beth st. bet. Daud K. Or WL HOPKINS, and bath; press CHEAPEST LOT IN COLUMBIA ith st extended: elevated and com pie & LIPSCOMB, 618 14th ot. BARGAIN— 16TH 8 ; two lots: 50x13 each; €1,000 cash; balance due GE & LIPSCOMB, G18 14th at. EXTEND! 08 14th af aw 919 E. CAP. ST.. ‘BY EDW. A. PAU! ot 19,5 st. near 19th; 202100; paved nd rear. will sell at “Ze. ft. Jess that any lot # Jocation : 84,500. =. : Broom brick ‘HEAP_310 6th st. 5,000; 82,000 cash, dalance se Property in the bes (OK SALE-WE MAKE A SeECIALTY (OF ME. 2 f it and woo a JR & CO. oat South Wastinat rf houses: all sceuptmd and realiz- JOU SALE A VALUABLE: PiEC to bay alter all = APAUL. Jit &CO., 10068. rk SALE—CHEAP- 120 F st. me. pth ag ty; now under leese andl paying splenlidiy. THREE LOTS CORNER 23D AND N 25 per tt. This street is to DUGAN & BUTLER, ous } fipished G-room frame cottages, with heated by furnare: «as. Torest trees tron! ‘clumbia Heights, east of pear br. Haimaond’s residences. Sx 154 and 2a104 foot. joo $5200 and $5.50 Rent €20 per month. Torms reasonabia, Price only DUGAN & BUTLER, tory to respuusible party, fiat eS STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. N WARD PLAC ant basesnen® br: Ok SALE—L01 Hampstire ave. bet, POH SALE_NORTH SIDE FLORIDA AVE. NEAR JW, 3 lot BY ft. trout. a ov. Goo F st. nw. ATTENTION=1 HAVE jocation, southwest, mall building lot few hich, 4 Kood opportunity Tor “Terms will be made satintai DN 19TH S OWNEK, Room 39, 4 “00; terms easy. JSstatowext ria 2 frame dweultnes That. ae near. These nortuwest near Conn. 26%x5 Y, Atsantic buiid.ng. ST. NEAR CONN ‘so.d at once only 84,200. OW Atlantic bauding. OWNEL, Room of 4 E ot, 1h. only a portion of the ae Marr ratte JPOR SALE_ YOU Do NOT OFTE! ‘Srabwe investment n.w. in the w ON 16TH ST. y. upslire ave. and other desira: ot ee, ee & ane bie sections of the city at positive but isd Oth st. and La. ave. uw. wwementa; cabinet thante:s: EXDSBY, ‘100m ¥ | gnch 3 Ea BASEMENT 10-003 counpiete 1m every UK SALE—1HKEE-STORY BLICK ON JEFFER- ais if taken ‘short while at #1.05 per foot, three lots, on the west side of uth B. H. WARNER & CO. adjacent to ‘916 F st. and bath bay-window brick :1:ki5 i to alley; will sell on easy terms oF exc! perties OF Vacant late. Price, tani for sual | JR s ‘$9, 000. ON LST. NEAR 4% ST_S.W.. TWO RAMAM, 1319 F et. renting for $10.40 euch. ii SALE—A VERY FINE BUILDING SITE ON O bet. 16th and 17th n. w. ; below $2 cash, . H. GARDNER, Kellows buiding. COGAN & BULLER. LE-TWO LOTS INN. all improvements Prive, each 80: Yall for’ plat. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS POR SALE—CHEAP, A VOLUNTEEK COLUMBIA c sold. Call build on; also party w DUGAN & BUTLEK, NERS, FRONTING LIN ON Teady to easy WILLIAMS: ISL | SOCIAL MATTERS. in which he and Mme. Lazcano Iv start. Like several others of the diplomats who have been obliged to remain here, Mr. Lazcano is rather pleased than otherwise that he was able to see for himself just exactly how comfortable a Washington summer can be. The Misses Ahern went on Saturday to At- Inntic City, and after a short stay there will spend the rest of their vacation in the moun- tains of Virginia. Dr. Kimball and his daughter. accompanied Much sympathy has been expressed for Mr. and Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren, whose baby son died during the early part of last week and was brought to this city by his parents for burial. In the way of fall entertainmentsthe weddings already announced and those only still talked of in bated whispers will contribute materially to the general pleasure, for nothing starts off a season quite as well as’ the sound of wedding bells. Among others already announced are those of Miss Virginia Williamson, daughter of Chief Engineer Thomas Williamson, and Mr. Frank W. Hancock of Virginia, Miss’ Margaret Heap and Mr. Spotswood Garland and Miss Clara Fleming and Mr. Henry Herbert Balch of New York city. Another wedding announced as vet only among a circle of intimate friends is that of an attache of one of the prominent Miss Maud Davidge will this weck join friends at the White Sulpher Springs. Manchester-by-the-Sea. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Colton and family, who have been at Saratoga for some time past, have concluded to get nearer to the Adirondacks for the month of August, and are now at Elizabeth town. Several other Washingtoniansare staying in that vicinity, including the family of Mr. Mendonca, the Brazilian minister. and Max Weyl, who has a summer studio there. Atlantic City fora stay of a couple of weeks. ‘Thereafter Dr. Barbarin will visit Philadelphia, Boston and New York with a view to inspecting the art institutions of those cities, observing the methods of conducting them, &c. The Potomac Athletic Club will give a danc- ing reception at their boat house, foot of Sist street, on Friday evening. Miss Barbara Thomas has gone to Syracuse to visit her sister, Mrs. Listman. Miss S. J. Davis of 1412 Corcoran street is spending the month of August with friends in Maryland. Mrs. J. M. Parker of 502 8th street south- east, who has been at Atlantic City for the last accom- pany him to the mountains of Virginia in War- Ten county. T. W. Tallmadge and his family are on tour of the upper lakes, taking the G. A. R. national encampment at Detroit en route. Miss Dollie Love of 1011 S street has returned after a four weeks’ visit in Virginia. Miss Mamie Ellis of New Jersey avenue southeast is at Front Royal enjoying the cool mountain breezes of Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Hagner will be at the Warm Springs, Va., for the next two weeks. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE. the telegraph and telephone servicb of the Dis- trict of Columbia, today submitted to the Com- missioners his twenty-seventh annual report of the operations of his department for the year ending June 30, 1891. Referring to the fire alarm telegraph, he says it consists in part of seven signal and four ‘alarm circuits, all metallic, connected with an ‘stitomatic repeater and other necessary instra- ments at the central office. Most of the instru- amount of money, and since no adequate appropriation has been made for this purpose he says it has been impossible to keep them up toe Proper standard. At present there are 150 alarm boxes distributed on the gros gs circuits, just twice the number he s in with in 1875. Although the number of boxes have doubled the circuits have not been in- creased. Continuing he says: OREAT NEED OF EXTENSION. “In my report last year, as well as in several special reportson the same subject, I called atten- tion to the great need of extending the firealarm telegraph, as well as the bad condition of the lives. The much needed renewal of the lines has been held ,in abeyance awaiting the report and adoption thereof of some plan to be for- mulated by an electrical commission for put- ting all wires within city limits under ground. and that it will be adopted and that Congress will provide for putting the pian in execution. metallic signal circuits. Increase the alarm circuits to ten for connecting with the neces- sary number of fire companies. Provide for four separate bell circuits, which shall connect only with such number of church bells as may be req@iisite for giv- ing the “time signals” to every section of the two sities. These signals to be struck through the four-circuit manual repeater now in use. Procure for the central other central office outfits to meet the enlarged capacity of such plant, I feel justified in urging the necessity for this improvement. The growth of the city demands it, and unless some such plan is adopted it will be literally impos- sible to maintain an efficient fire alarm, and without an efficient fire alarm there cannot be any great degree of efficiency in the fire depart- ment. Whether the wires are to be put under ground or not, the lines must be rebuilt very soon. Itis absolutely hazardous to further postpone their reconstruction. Nearly all the overhead part of the fire alarm wires were put up sixteen years ago and were supported in part on hotise-top fastenings and the remainder dition. The superintendent has been and is quite helpless in the matter, but having fre- quently called attention to the subject he could only wait and hope for relief. PUTTING THE WIRES UNDERGROUND. If the wires are to be put under ground the work should be commenced as soon as possi- ble and even should that work be undertaken as early as next spring it will become necessary to put in many new poles along the old exist- ing lines. [called very earnest attention to this necessity in my last annual report and in a subsequent communication on the same sub- house outfit are also a necessity, and should legraph at headquarters and the patrol bathers deere oes housos, but since the introduction of the system into ail the pre- cincts (nine) the work is greater than one man can properly perform. I therefore recommend that a battery man be provided for at a salary of $600 per annum. Within a little more than a year's time about seventy miles additional overheads wire has been added to the lines of this department. aud some of it extending to Takoma, Ivy City and Brookland. This great increase in the lines During the last two months of the fiscal year the patrol aystem was extended to the fifth and eighth police precincts, but as the cost of con- struction was not paid from the revenues of this department it forms ‘no part of this re- Port, except a passing notice. It may be interesting to note asa matter of history that since the construction of the fire alarm telegraph in this city Washington) frone| the autumn of 1864 up to June 30, 1891, 4,651 alarms have been given over the wires for the fires which have occurred. ESTIMATES. To meet the expenses of the department dur- the fiscal year ending June 30, 1893, I respect- fally submit the following estimates: For sal- aries—Que superintendent, $1,600; one elec- trictan, #1,200; three telegraph operators, at 1,000 ench, $3,000; three telephone operators, at £720 cach, $2,160; three repairmen, at $720 $800. “ Total for salaries, $12,480. For supplies, new instruments, general and ments for fourth and ninth precincts, $3,500; total, $21,500. In the possible event of hav- ing to remove the office to another locality a further sum of $1,200 should be added to the ppropriation, RECAPITULATION. For salaries, $12,480; for ordinary expenses, $10,000; for new poles and repairs, $8,000: for new instruments for fourth and ninth pre- crease in the salaries for the telephone opera- tors; this Ido because I believe it an act of justice. I respectfully request that the in- ‘crease may be granted. EXPENDITURES DURING TRE YEAR. For telephone rents and tolls, $3,953.10; for battery supplies, $1,455.10; for new batteries, $320; for office rent, $200; for new wire, $262.18; for new instruments, $714.15; for forage, $161.80; for paper and chemicals tor patrol’ registers, $152.15; aggregate of small miscellaneous items, $293.22; for gas light, £99.25; for trimmmng trees to prevent obstruc- tion of the wires, $96.37; for fuel, $83.18; for ice, £47.93; for ‘repairing patrol instruments, the year, $18,664. ‘The item for n instruments in the fore- going statement is made up in the purchase of two fire-alarm boxes, thirteen patrol boxes for the first precinct, four magneto call boxes and three vibrating bells and one push button. prcstessrcten sais A RAID ON THE DOGS. ‘The Poundmaster’s Men Make a Good Haul This Morning. After a vacation of one month, on account of July being the beginning of the license year, SHOOTING STARS. There is no word in the Japanese for kiss. Tho Japanese are clever enough to know what is inexpressible when they see it. “I suppose you have had quite # checkered Qareer,” said a tourist to the old settler. “Well, right smart,” was the modest reply, “and I kin say that I bain't run up agin no one “If I were to commit suicide,” said Gus de Jay to his father's physician, “what kind of a verdict would the corwoner bwing in?” “Justifiable homicide,” was the emphatic reply. Oh,{what @ diemal world "twould be If some could have their way About the funny folks we see And funny things they say. What would we do for many « laugh And who would make us cry, If men should disappear like chaff— If all the cranks should die. man. “Yes,” replied Miss Passeigh with a sigh, “I must confess,” he said to his wife, “that I don’taltogether feel that it is necessary to go tochurch. My temple is the forest; that is where I hold service.” “Ab,” said she, ‘From appearances I should jndge that you went out yesterday to baptize a fishing line.” out any signature. ‘LOVE'S RAILROAD. Its ties are the ties of affection, Its rails by the old folks are laid, Its terminus, fond recollection, When the engine shail signal “down grade!” The stations are sweet, stolen kisses, The lanterns swung. eyes that bewitch. If the whistling post “Prudence” it misses The whole train goes down in the ditch. pet umeand awedensctes cates sig SHE WILL GO HOME. A Sad Story of a Theft and Its Cause. name of the woman is Fannie Mentzer. She is twenty-four years old and the officers are of the opinion that her mind is unbalanced. The money, $12, was stolen from another young woman named Laura Hazelwood, who was stopping at the Young Woman's Christian Home on 6th street, where the unfortunate woman spent a few days. After her arrest she admitted her guilt and the charge entered against her was larceny. In investigating the case the officers learned thatthe woman sfather waa a well-to-do farmer near Smithsburg and AGAINST THE PARKING ——— be provided for from the funds for the rt — R | Fos sae GBLAL BAKGALNS— UTiFUL LOT 1s FT. 9 IN. | Summer Wanderings of Well-Known Wash- | Superintendent Miles Submits His Annual | of Capemen as estimated. a Ob, Summer girl Citizens of Fast Washington Want Peaneyt- i bE ae Pe ingtonians—Personal Notes. Report to the District Commissioners. ADDITIONAL HELP NEEDED. You winsome style ona rep Katirely Paved. rierce zat st Sanaa ‘ is Forty-four most prominent business on Bie the 8 WS BOE OF LOPRINS & CO. ‘The Chilian minister and Mme. Lazcano have | onzar xzEp of EXTENSION OF THE sERvIcE axp| The large increase in the telegraph and tele- Se . Se ce os perma ss 142) F *\-2-*-— | been kept. here all summer thus fer by the| RENEwaL oF THE LIXEs—as To FUTTIxe THE | Phone service during the past two years ren- ee ee ae rrccerstiorl ain to liups.. 14th st. nw. antot | POR SALP—FINE LOT ON KENESAW AVE., MT. | necessity of the former's remaining at his post, | wines UNDERGROUND—FIRE ALARM AND po- | 4¢TS it necessary to increase the help-to take Your eyes like heaven, the city wu ® petition [| 5.Ses eg tect at cee And containine’ only | bys are thinking of doing considerable travel- LICE BERVICE—zsTIMATES AND ExPEXDITUREs. | CTC Of both lines and batteries. Up to the Dreams of rest, Commissioners today praying that the ¥ - feet DEEBLE, DAVIS & 00. ing — the autumn — ae present bes rs og = oo has — | Will soon be given parking in the center of Pennsylvania avenne ‘i -_ | most anxious to ree points of interest in entire care tteries, o! ire 3 bet A Oth ctrestocouthenst bo semovel TWO CHOICE LOTS IN HOLMEAD | northwest and has Lemainh outa Superintendent Henry B. Miles, in charge of Mosiell west. es “aye and in place thereof, the «pace be finished with sheet asphalt, for the reasons thet “These two squares are lined on both sides with business houses. Parking in the cen- ter of the street is not needed, but is an obstruction to business. The cable system of tramway is now being put down on the avesue. Your regulations require that cable cars be stopped for passengers away from the street in- tersections, compelling passengers to step from “43 carries with it the ity for one additional | F°t %# Could beat me two games out o' three.” | car niatform on to the parking, which in wet wOOTTio- @ bends MENAUQOAPOT.N-W._| by Mr.and Mrs. Kimball, his parents, ealed | ments are good, but the lines are not in good | Sepaimmet niin ance mais {OF one additional at ay yt RS muprovements, pretty lawn ; (LEA VALUABLE CORNER LOT; 20) last week for Europe. Miss Kimball is going | condition, and cannot be put in good| other repairmen; also recommend such | Epitaph for the public man of today: “Peace | ter will be carefully considered by the board. ity. Harvard, st: | ou line of street cara; price low. Inquire 12 Sage S remeia jee i as couple of years pursu-| condition without expending a large | Provision be made, to his sashes.” ——— GONE TO DETKOTT. The Committees on Invitation, Grand Army Men and Others. The general exodus of Girand Army men from this cif} on Saturday and Sunday for Detroit and the national encampment was attended by considerable bustle and stir in the vicinity of the depots. The citizens’ invitation committee, Jobn A. Rawlins and Phil Sheridan posts, ae companied by friends, Ipft on a special train from the Pennsylvania depot Saturday night. Yesterday morning the officers of the Depart- ment of the Potomac, with the Old Guard as an escort and the Department of the Potomac Woman's Kelief Corps, left vie the Raltimore and Ohio. The corporal’s guard of Grand Army home were at the depots men remaining HxGiesibe” S| foreign legations and a young lady belonging | For the Purposes of this report, Iwill assume | each, $2,160: one expert repairman, $960; one | | “Thereare very few types of the former | sce their comrades off. The Washington con- even room ari ones $505 annual rent. Address OWNEK M MT. PLEASAN an old resident family. that said commission will report a good plan, | battery man, $600: two laborers, at §400 each, | styles of beauty left,” remarked the young | tingent to «well the crowd in Detroit took & ami 4%, @2,100 each, renting jor res. their departure determined to bring the en- campment bere next year. 4 . Hence I venture the following recommenda- | special repairs and all necessary expenses as ” ee Bike worth at lense S20.teu, cary requires 2 J mk 5 ; si weak tenis: ae wank. Fe BROOKS. GIO Leth xe new. aa a ae eat i (at the Males of Shoals, and Just | siong: Increase. tho number of fire alarm boxes | follows: Battery supplies etter wer ennnons | “DUE those who are, are very much #0. pusrmscr ay Werks. 81,100 each routing at #850 each. @ SMALL MOUSES. 1,000 EACH DUGAN & BUTLER, srecatent, the Misece Ernst are visiting-—one at | 239, making the total 400. Distribute these 400 | rents and general expenses, $10,000; new’ poles — Pete r Tented at 89 per month, 5 Guy F st. n.w._ | Jamestown and the other at Lynn, Mass, boxes as nearly equal as practicable over forty | and special line repairs, $8,000; new instru-| A Germay Count—“Eins, Zwei, Drei,” etc. amount of cash required ‘DN Senator and Mrs. McPherson are now at 7 IX FAVOR OF OFFICER WORK. A large petition, bearing the names of about half « hundred citizens of Northeast Washing- ton, protesting against the injustice which they say is likely to be perpetrated upon Officer William J. Work of the police force unless a thorough and searching investigation of the case is had, has been received by the Commin siouers. The officer, the petition goes on to oflice four fifteen-circuit automatic repeaters | cincts, $3,500; f aiiub atten coennlicag tate, ina stendtast and reliable one, who has ¥ ‘ -cirenit cincts, $3,500; for remov: ice (possibly), 5 ways been faith the discharge of his pan ts nuy'ye either frame or ick | g J, parbarin, curator of the Corcoran and | one fifteen-circnit manual repeater, | 61,200; total for all purposes, €35,1. It wi | The following dropped from the clouds with- | SN** been gut Hs “H. SHARPLESS, on premises, ed ancl pay a big interest to investor | Gallery of Art, has gone with his family to | together with the necessary switch ind | be observed that I have estimated a ight in- SIDEWALKS TO BE REPAVED. ‘The Commissioners have ordered the repay- ing under the compulsory permit system of the cast and west sidewalks on 19th street from LtoM street northwest. This was done in view of the recommendat tendent of streets, who reported it necessary for the safety and comfort of the public. STEAM ENGINEER EXAMINATIONS. The annual report of the examining board of steam engineers, which was recently handed to the Commissioners, contaitf’ some interest- ing information. During the fixcal year the board held ninety-vight meetings ‘and ex- i i ; = : yplicants, twenty-three of whom Tess than $5,000. We liave one £0 E-EMMOSS, | three weeks, returns home today on small poles, which are now in an advanced | ¢45.35, for blacksmith work, $94.25: for wash-| Detectives Horn and Mahon and Private De- aresl ier Suites to faxes cuncandied SOK SALE THEEE-STORY BRICK. ©) Sid “baths” Hautiaomely: Papered’ hose 18 heave Maj. 8. V. Reeve of the Interior Department, | very bad condition, and I state the case mildly | tout expense, chelisice of maluriea a7 Dok ig, | tective MeDevitt in investigating a caso of | examination. There were. thirteon first class, PSION eT Pee awe SWORN ae @. 1, O.. is now enjoring, is annual leavo on | when Tinform you that nearly all the wires of | totq anuout of salary paid duriag te gear, | theft learned sea story of country gil of Say leo Somat cat somnyseret : ~ 5 Long Island, N.Y., with old friends, sailing and | the department are in an tnsa 7 com | gen tom etd ee ae ae missing Aneel mang | passed. ‘omens vapiwuiow snd Sugiieh, buscment fishing. Upon his return his wife wi ee en me THE GRORGETOWN MARKET. Market Master W. H. Williams of the George- town Market forwarded the annual report of the operations of the Georgetown Market sev- ago,showing total receipts amounting 50 and expenditures amounting to LUMBER INSPRCTO! The annual report of Geo. Z. Colison, spector and measurer of lumber, has been sub- mitted to the Commissioners. It shows that during the fiscal year he inspected 6,827,364 at the low priceof $1. 20 per squunre 1008 PreWIKLIAMS BROS, nd Este. Ww that she also bas three married sisters, who are in good circumstances. ler story was that she was betrayed by a man named John Adams and she had to leave her home and go to hospital in Baltimore. RAIGHT FRAME PS\CHOSA’ JPOrSALE-s were Rock lamp, ratchet bel Uicycie, with Bei ject, but Congress made no provisior: for such repairs. Should ample provision be made for_placiny all the wires underground and should the wor! be commenced in the near future, even then it the tramp dogs were routed this morning by Poundmaster Einstein and his assistants, and there were thirty-eight canines that were una- ble to keep outside the poundman’s net. ‘The feet of lumber, 250.241 feet of which he con- demued. A PIPE OUTLET RECOMMENDED. Florida avenue northwest, northward from P Fish saddle, wrench, parent oiler and blcckle lock andchain; Crdef, except tires somewhat worn; cost Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Wright leave the city today for aca trip to Boston and from there will go to Now Jersey and New York for a few weeks’ stay. Pear ‘renting for ®20 per month Soames “DUGAN & BUTLER, ‘car F st. tw. frout ant tra Price, $2.00. _sul-st 10-1008 felt for Sa. WM. M. NETHERLAND, ‘oniy ha:f square from Linco Park; has =____ a frontage of 2 i aati i is While there she became a mother, and when | street bridge, is being filled, and the foot of the ear T st Sie jouse, need boston ‘selling wiven. | Years. Call for plat: titie furnished. L ic Ci is i : asonab 4 ‘a dene a ee ee nn eee eee a gpaieges | cout Cul? oo Seeeain: Guting Augest: good condition while the cables are being nid, then there are a ae tk ee nee = Mass Eva Cowling is being greatly benefited re a ee fee OK SALE—Do 1 eee After that she went to the Young Woman's ; So ay =a ‘MISS THIS OFPORTUNITY— ‘This, in my judgment, cannot be done without | the streets to shout and frighten the animals | Christian Hi called to this state of affairs recently, and to~ JOR SALE_BY EDW. A PAUL. Ji, & C oa EE = Byrne lan. LB Rainier he baa 4 i % ~ n Home. Fst. ford day of the text ballt' and ‘nicest | KOR SALE VICTOR BICYCLE: | 1800 nave just sel, authorided to niericn sie iu Chiao! | BY an extended trip in the west and northwest. | an expenditure of at least 7,500 for new | off. day he recommended that « pipe outlet twenty - four inches in diameter be iuserted in the main sewer and that the opening near the embauk- ment be closed. This, it is thought, will remedy the difticulty. Since her arrest she has been cared for by the matron at the first precinct station and this morning she was taken to court. Lawyer Sillers appeared as the woman's counsel and when the case was called he entered Ih., “oO beautiful busidi yween Nth and N7th sts.. Vernon und Vincennesaves., Sigut of tye world’s fair growhus and within three biocks of the Tluinois Centra, Kt. 4. : trains pass every ‘The property is also wecessibie by elec— ‘The lots are now offered for the first-time. o Sse ‘85 88" atuated Ce: | Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver. Colorado Springs and Helena, Mon., are the objective points of her sojourn. Dr. and Mrs. J. 8. Harrison have gone north to visit friends and spend some time at the sea- poles. Of course the overhead system must be maintained until the underground shall have been fully completed. TELEPHONE SERVICE. QUE SALE— BREWERS’ CASKS HOLDING 20 TO pecially suited for tarmers and ‘AVITAL B&EWING ‘aulst All sorts of dogs were among the number, but most of them were worthless animals that noone would claim. During the past month the police have been 330 barrels, cheap : eader tsctories. NATIO: CON, Dist. ao. bet. Lith and 14th sts. ) PEK CENT DIScOUN ce, 2k L. SIAKGARDTER, 613 15th st. a making inguiries about dog licenses, and it is | @ ples of guilty for her, MOE LioHT. = cash ot and furniture at Sf. Creu ah 830 evers three There are forty-two celephone earth-return ; z a guilty 5 : i GASH AND €35 FER MONTaz | MOOME & CO.’ 3510 and BZ Ua. ave. ser, Capitol | inonths unt paid. abstract oF tite furnished ‘ree. | ShOFe. eteaiilbas aitsl capa Gd ise og Sl foe Guten tase more than likely oe epee ‘osecuting Attorney Clagett was present in| The Commissioners have ordered the erec- pA a EF ey faut | Appiy pithout delay ter: fan Mrs. H. M. Fisher, accompanied by her niece, > issued during the next week or two. court ad he was willing to have the court take Us SALE-ONE BANJO FOR #10, WORTH 8.0; 1 bury for a0, Picturesque Aiverica and Europe cheap; Illustrated Antidate creahion, bew, 810, cost $15.” EB SCOTL, lo Dat. nw. ays JOR SALE — ~KEVIEW OF TUE LIFE AND Cusracter of Isabella, “Queen of >pain.” by Chase B. All souciting contribuwons to erect distributed sixty-two sets of telephones for the transaction of business connected with the various departments of the District govern- ment, including a portion of the public schools in Washington andGeorgetown. In addition to the telephone service above, there are in use tion of gas lamps at the following places: Two on the corner of 11th and I streets northeast and one on I street between llth and 12th streets northeast. REARRANGING M'PHERSON SQUARE. ‘There were many dogs surrendered to the poundmaster this year by persons who did not intend to take out a license. ovata OI AN APPEAL FOR THE TREES. Miss Helen Norris, left the city this morning for Rock Enon Springs, where they will spend the month of "Auguste i es Mrs. George J. Johnson and family, accom- panied by Miss Anna Dorsey of Massuchusetis her personal bonds. ‘That was the course adopted by Judge Har- per, and the woman was set free. She will re- turn home this afternoon. ———_. date sud colar ab mod. iwiy Tocation morth- sort Prue, 820. 1. SUARGARDIEES OLS 13 : u : . the Col. Ernst has requested the Commissioners spain 2 maiwe at Chicagu subi Toad it. Price, 156 enue, left on Saturday for a month's sojourn | by various offices and institutions under the | But Capt. Rossel Says the Law is Manda- THE SWISS CELEBRATION. ‘Pom WLE- PRETIY Bayo Ww BRIC For sale uy tue author, U1 ¥ at. a.w., wud by thie tol- at Atlantic City. Jowin bovkeeliers: to give him authority to dump material on K street opposite Vermont aveaue during the work of rearranging McPherson Square. If the persaiecion is given there is every reason to control of the Commissioners nineteen seta of telephones on the linea and under the control of the Chesapeake and Ohio Telephone Com- pany. Independently of the police patrol serv- Mark <i, near It nv. . be. and ath: mt; rem tory and They Must Go. Steadily at $0 per month. ° Price, Yat _ Dr. Thomas D. Ingram of 1905 H street re- cently wrote a letter to the Commissioners pro- tye dtu st, near Marys A Pleasant Reunion of Switzers Yesterday aromt on in Prince George's County. The Swiss residents of this city had a good Wo i. LU DERMILK & € Liwis's. HAYDEN, ‘Ppok SALE_ REMINGTON, Mra. Jno. T. D. Pyles, Misses Minnie and 1474 Fst. n. Lew. ‘Por Sai CALIGRAPH, HAM- “Setory and basement brick, M near 9th:n. w.910.500 | Fnuuds Natick Cranial: Hail-and ord Ly pe- Lucy Oyster, Eaith i naar ice this department uses and pays rent for | testing against the removal of the trees in the | time yesterday on Mrs. Scheitlin's farm in| Pelieve that the work will begin during the 5 =p sf acvalin ugeuinee Zor tent: circa ward, Hessie Bailey. Memre, Frank Oyster- Ons | eighty-one seta of telephones. Those on the | parking on New York avenue between 13th and week. Prince George’s county, Md., celebrating the exchange are used at the following places: - . , Oyster and Chas. Chapman, ali of Washington, h e , Lith streets northwest. Dr. Ingram says that | six hundredth anniversary of the confede: ada iagecametoreme apy Fok SME A COMPLELE AND BEAND NEW aa 58 muro D.C. are among the guests'at Mt. Edgecumbe, | evidences of | Commissioner Douglass, Col. |1¢ trusts that at least the five trees standing in | ee areath anniversary Sane 7 vation | Capt. Lusk has recommended to the Com- a ee cheap. Address BH. MUuRis, Canton, Univ: — ~ “5; | Loudoun county, Va. “alee pope bogie edit retita eae ER peat . 7 ae missioners that James Creek canal be closed to mink tape, handseiuely papered et ae DSN BACAR MARYLAND | ““Stigs J.B. MeCarthy of Si ter hav- | Tindall, Coroner Patterson, Superintendent of | what may be called the wide open space east of | a.m. on extra carsattached to the New York | saviection until On tractor Mergen has Gaited Sonne - an ae eas caren Denes cm vented 661 pike ¥ of Syracuso, after hav-| sewers’ McComb. In the District building | the church may be spared, and he appeals to | express for Lanham’s station, and after march- | ’'8"' wey — wey treine. 1h ‘mod ce ees ing spent several very pleasan’ weeks with her |four, and one each at sand-yard stables. | the Commissioners to save them and the space | int with fyi fiags in advance through a well- | jnve setercl ther asker eA jee on eALECEEATTIFU LT tister, Mrs. I.E. Devine, left Friday for her | office of Districtattorney. School trustee Thaver, | trout then Tie place if thrown open, he | ue ith firing flags in advance through awell-| have referred the matter to Attorney for the _38h Ee home. eal fh dapaxtmnent Waslungion KeviamasPoltes = eee ie rn oPee he | shaded road for about ® mile reached their | District Hazleton for an opinion. yok. SAL: WHICH | nest henehbortiood jt Mrs. J. A. Moxley and her children have | Court, Franklin School. telephone room. These | **¥8, Will be traversed in all directions by | destination—a bit of country not unlike their SINCELLAXEOUS, = f sioand ei: pit Hut branels | Tom stir’ baw gone to Hamiltos, Va, for the rest of the | are at! an annual rental of £30 each, equal to | hurrying vehicles, but it must be crossed also | own dear Appenzell. ‘The Swise and Arseriens oa Douiestic sewing mactines aud patterns, 4th and Penn” sylvamiaave se. WM. FUNK, Jyersut ;Ou SALE BICXCLES PSYCHO SAFETIES FOR ladies oF pentieinen, second hane and suop Worn,at The Commissioners have ordered the con- struction of a sewer on N street northwest be- tween 27th and 28th streets for the purpose of summer. .| _ Mrs. Lillian R. Messenger is outing in the Virginia mountains 3950 a year. ‘The sixty-two sets on the wires belonging to this department are located as follows: The fire alarm office, office chief of fire My! RNISES Room 4. Atlantic bam «tee — SPECULATIVE PROF- puse amd vacant lot ac. by numerous pedestrians, where added dangers flags were hoisted, patriotic songs led by Prof. of being run over hourly occur. At presen’ Holer were sung. Every man, woman and child ; “ fuge of protection, and if this haven is Ptatmis Sleentesdler ye epi “ department, residences of superintenden’ of | ® Fé - As | was ly introdu: ¢ hostess. | providing drainage for the new school house om weil rented prices, Inst Jear'e Uoys saietien at cost: larkest a= i : Ww. Se x : i removed the lives of women and children will : Sepia DES Calla Clehe Cu.. 100s g atvm we” | 2, wuare sot into building jots amass,” bounded ty | Mr. and Mra, Chas. W. §chell of No.4 Istreet | telegraph and. telephone service, Repairman be greatly endangeced. ‘The trees, he says, | Refteshments were then (including, of course, | that strect. Schweizerkas, grape juice, &c.,) partaken of. and later on in the = after the’ arrival of another delegation from the city, Mr. Wellaner, Parker, Fire Marsbai Drew, one; each of the ten fire companion, one. In the District build- ing, three. The two pump houses, one each. coucreted and sidewall Kt; We invite Inspection, | ROFtheast have gone to D®troit, Mich., to visit oe Tek WInDSOR & bux, Gubscton Mrs, Schell's brother, Matk Erving, and family ‘The report of Surveyor Forsyth for the mouth of June shows that the receipts of his office during that that he trusts will be spared are vigorous and represent a growth that could not be replaced Fe SALE—THE SPRING CURRYCOMB, THAT sei: separately : combines the sirenath of metai with the elasticity dy16-1m* sonst nw Of s brush. See general ad. tor parniculars. A. r 3 riod was $482.50 and the a ay. ecote Pride Sey ‘ty | iu less than thirty-five years, and it seems un- govt ——— vi SALE ONE OF THe PRETTIEST HoUsES | DEFUE © SON,Sole Aventh S18 and Sivas aw. | PUK BALE-LOTS. sagas Zones of $851 N atrect will leave | Oitcer, tne houlth departaseut, Dist, pound, | Warranted to remove them unnecessarily. | thameerstary, with stentorian volog read the | expenditures $90 ~% appointed an inspector io the nw. 5 ay window pressed bric end brown. | _™m511un_ 5 . PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC a ponay (for, atone, Vista, Va.; where she | Se Elizabeth asylum, Washington Agylim and | C&Pt, Rossell in bis report upon the ease | {he Vauivered an addvers full of historical oe. | in thharnce ante 4 per diem. crystal Chandeiters. | HOR sali ;AS ENGINES, BOTH NEW LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. will join her sister. Miss Bessie Jones, and a| Sy.) 014 chone. Emergency Hospital, Po- | ®Y8_ that-in his opinion the matter is be- h and interest: Mr. Hite followed by read-| Mr. 3. J. Waters, the ettcracy for John Wi onary tubs: reception | E* and secoad hand; any size. Send for circular or ae ane arty of friends. Thence they will make a | Dispensary. cach one. Emergency Hospital. Po- | 004 the control of the Commissioners, as the | earch and int ibe deg sete Ameo — en ee wat tunted: | call'on L- BALLUF, Aut Riz” | MAGNIFICENT VILLA SI1ES—OF ONE OR Mone | Party pas y ow lice Court, Maj. Moore, police headquarters, + ing the fraternal greeting sent by cable to their | ner, has called the attention of the Commis- ACKES— tour of the | Virginia resorts, and in the early | tour: residences of Police Surgeons Henderson, | !8¥ requires the parking to be removed. It} -clobrating brethren in Schwyz, and then paid | aioners to the great need of a sewer in camaro FINE BUILDING LoTS part of September Miss Jones expects to visit | Kivinschmidt, Strickler and’ McKim. At the | #ems that the trees will have to go. a high tribute to the ‘women of Switzerland, | 16, Georgetown, as On the the Misses MacGowan of Georgetown at their | roriowing schools each one: Abbott, Blair, Peps SS POT who, from the days of Werner Stauffacher's| During the fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1 Tiree tw beicke.m Eh at, between Hand T sta, PALISNONDUIT HUAD oA Sepersr toner sepecn be Cartis, Cook, Dennison, Franklin, Force, Gales, THE FIRST WATER MAIX. Wife down to their hostess, were never found | James H.Welch, an inspector of flour, i rk am 8 Pou ad Cath ag, Wwindorwn ee enmEe A pleasant hop was given at Green's Moun- | Garnett, Grant, High, Henry, Industrial, Jeffer- wanting in the hour of need. Cheers were | 122.684 barrels. It Was a Tree With a Hole in It—A Section Just Obtained. Superintendent Hayden of the water depart- ment has added quite a curio to his already TERMS, in every case, TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. johiue of our choice Lutiding .ote can Le bought as low as. $300, S25 CASH, BALANCE 1S SMALL MONTHLY PAY- wi6 F st. nw. STORY AND BASEMENT tain House, Harper's Ferry, Friday night. Among those participating were the following Washingtonians: Miss Carrie Baumgarten, Miss Fannie L. Kaufman, Miss Olive D. Green, son, Lincoln, Lovejoy, Maury, Peabody, Ran- dail, Sumner, Seaton, Webster, Wormley and Wallach. For these an annual ‘rental of 215 is paid for each set. In addition there is paid a oid, 100 tbs. with buss and ‘Larness; wt a Bice if soid this Week ; at $2 J. Address ven for Helvetia and Columbia. After games for the children and cross-bow practice for the adults addresses were made by Mr. Naef com- plimentary to the Swiss army and of the Hed W. A. O'Meara, inspector and measurer of lumber for the Potomac district, bas forwarded his annual report to the Commissioners. It shows that during the year he inspected and ‘POR SALE—WORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS IN ood order: cost. $3U0: will ay beeee io Miss Baer, Miss Cora Kaufman, Miss Ray Kauf-| gross sum of $300 for general exchange busi ‘ Cross. By Mr. Rouz words of praise were | measured 22,526 cords of wood. atic aunt weed to Indses and chidren Abpigy TF S ARF. NOW BEING | man, Miss Gash, Mra Bennett, ‘Mies Helen | Soo. sin asia cary So eee spoken in behalf of hie comrades, the ‘men of aioe ee sth st. naw: : ‘ WTY ALKEADY SOLD. \— | Scott, Mrs. Baumgarten, Mrs. Kaufman, Mr. POLICE PATROL SERVICE. water pipes and old underground systems of | the Grand Army of the Republic, then on their Sisk heats Bitten, VE MALE 2OK SALE I THOSE PURCHASING NOW are sure t6 REALIZE | and Mrs. Gash, Mr, Arthur Gash, Mr. Wilson, trol and teleph bem sewerage about the city. ‘The latest addition | way to Detroit, from wheresoon the news would | yun. p Farish hee iunproverneuta, “Yerms © ‘used. built by Flandrau & Co. York; will | HANDSOME PH au the near 1uture. Dr. Schacffor, Mr. Will Murphy, Mr. Perry, Mr.| | The police patrol and telephone system now | oh et the first water main laid | come that thove noble veterans had decided to 2 bought for €7,500 of sclins “Appiy'at DOWNES PALES. 10 Eat | acccuganpecmee. user mioauationsnely | Cooy'and Mr. Courtney. Slise Ray Kaufman | Covers all of Washington and Georgetown and | Consists of a vection of the fst w tag | be the guests of Washington in 1892. After | Emily J. Mercer sub lot 45, square 192, 173¢ by aul — gees 1416 _F st_n.w.. Washington, D.C. | performed on the piano and several recitations | was erected and putin operation in the various | *™ rs i — . alan farther remarks by Mr. Kreiss and cheers for | 80 fect on B between 15th and 16th streets es POE SALE ® HANDSOME, TANGE House were rendered. precincts as follows: In the first, October 1, | bY the telephone company af northeast | the Swiss army andthe Grand Army of the | northwest. i RE F pusabic ior country ase. Inquireat A. EBERLY'S PERSONAL. Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Jno. | 1864; in the sixth, March 16, 1885: in the fourth, | Corner of 16th street and Pennsylvania avenue | Republic more lunch was partaken of on the |” xr Halstead has purchased of C. H. Fick- sie Ae in ene = E, Parkor for the marriage, of their daughter, | X vember 1, 18s; iy the second, October 26, |and consists of a large trunk of a treo with a | well-shaded turf which surrounds the cozy old-| 1° 10” tr'tgy wreperes ot te Se food ee reo Fs ae tons, 1 Kensinwton dra: 1 double set harhesg Ate = Cecilin A. Parker, to Mr. Walter Nelson Wood- | 1857; in the third, November 1, 1888; in the | hole about three inches in diameter running | time cottage of the hostess. phot vas on hard and numerous groupe were taken, and just as the sun went down the well-satisfied train of over one hundred bright faces of Switzers and their friends of all strolled be ey and bette service than in any other dining room in Washington. ninth, May 1, 1889; in the seventh, October, 1890; in the fifth, June 24, 1891; in the eighth, June 24, 1891. The first precinct has thirteen street stations; son at Mount Vernon Place Church Wednes- ay, August 5, 1891, at 11 a.m. Maj. W. P. Huxford has been called west by through it, Superintendent Hayden told a Sran reporter that he was of the impression that the main only extended from the Capitol jashington street, 8. J. Prescott has bought of Julie Ansesobe for £4,500 lots 12 and 13, square 954, each 19 by 106 feet on 9th between Gand H streets north- pow SALE, HIKE OR EXCH sm, Lew and second-hand. meee (AVE T LANGE DEMAND FOR GE aa : i et stations: | to the White House and was used for supplying w jana So TRIS SSS UPS | ape a Sua SAU SUSEATS oLBUGAR | Peay unt nt in the month =" "4" tho. second, satcen the third. sixteen: ths | ihe hydrants and” fre pags alg the sreuuc | Rlcwntly slong throu the Woodland oud eo SXESSASSS LESS SOU Tahuaitues | FORA Bi, 400 Pa ave. ni SyzoSm “ ‘The Misses Kate and Nellie Slattery left the | thirtec the seventh fourteen; the eighth, peed ES Se exprom came along and quickly landed ‘them Pevperty with awe for that purpose. QUK SALE—TWENTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST ity this morni for Ci ten; the ninth, fourteen. Tot street jashington. 4 and Mr. id New Yornave, Ftrivetl rat Unto, Wa uittie for all par. Si epend store ee ney mnmceeany, | Sec F + Burial Permits for Two Days. ‘ellaner were highly complimented for the ef- FST ST N.W.. GOOD six. | te ia 2 40:sound and siud'and weit prouesatatie | Buz WA . The Misses Pomeroy of 8020 street have lett | Tie substation at Anacostia hhas telephone | | During the forty-eight hours ending at noon | ficient services rendered in making this affair a A diag Oe. routing sor $10-M0 per onth -@1.100. | Marks sraBhEs,, eames (CIVIL, SERVICE FXAMINATION QUESTIONS connected with the fifth precinct station house. | today burial permits were issued from the | Uccess. c E ‘M.. Ivy Institute, juthwent cor. Sth and K sts. In the seventh precinct the substation at Ten- leytown is connected by telephone with the station in Georgetowa. In the eight® precinct there are six telephone reporting stations in the county, all connected with the U street sta tion house—one each at Ivy City, Brookland, sor the city for a month’sstay in Frederick county, | JOH SALE-CAKMIAGES, “WAGOXR AND. woo: is ies on any terms. epaining aud. oftered ao) roluptly attended to. COUR & JALBUL, San Mise Pre: sud agawers. “Send 10 health office for the following: White—Marie Crawford, 3 months, diarrhea; Barbara A. Lockhead, 7 years, inahition; John Smith, 52 years, cerebro-spinal selerosis; Mary A. Sedg- BET STH AND OTH STS_ se. thirteen rooms; all modern THAT VETERINARY HOSPITAL, ‘Mr. McIntire Writes Another Letter of Pro- test to the Commissioners. Miss L.G. Crane of the war records office has gone to New York city and Long Branch to “pend a month’s vacation. feat Wasitaxtor POR SALE_JUST ARRIVED, 5010) then three fe iuatched tea Ne Burglars Found. A telephone alarm from Mrs. F.Wagner, 1713 AMONG hk SALE several draft aud dtwe! tine, rege uate ke Mra. Wm. G. Boyd and children left today e—one ¢ wick, 74 years, hemorrhage from bowels: Kate | Mr. E. A. McIntire wrote again to the Com- bata, "row ¢ si TRICHOLAS SCHLLUEL. ww Sth, uear Duce. | De Sales street, called the officers of the third | ro: q month's stay at Asbury-by-the-Sex. ‘Mee pecan gelato Sulevan,’ 2 yours, malatial fever; Philip B.| missioners today concerning the veterinary revet. How wetlom For gurtuer pa | precinct to the house Saturday night, as it was | Wm. H. McKnight and Mrs. Edward Chapman | Rock Cre eer Reily, 4 years, tuberculosis; Kate Keele, 6] nospital next to his residence on C street be- cence a FOR SALE_PIANOS. sretfouna tha thealaran wan entsed probably | "Sue Katio Lay Mowe has gone to Toledo, | pinconaucting tue police, telegraph and tle-| Gartor.”_9°°"inonths, ‘cholera’ infantum; | tween 24 and 3 whether aT er one SALE— NOS. was found that the alarm was caused pri iss Katie Lay Howe gone to Toledo, ‘trol system this easel Gare) % y < wtssots moxthwest, sa Oe eg RATHNES | ya waGNIPICENT POUT ISURE | DY the slamming of a door. Mrs. Wagner was | onio, to visit her brother, Mr. Geo. A. Howe. ” | Prg thc entire ye sar tele Feat & Dales, 2 Sus, beeeneien, Ms aes eee Se meet ing the entire year 116 sets of telephones in the budly frightened. tem at the Jobn Bryant, 62 days, ancurism; Martha B. L. Jeffrees, 84 years, hemiplea; At ‘corner Fsewood sijuatw grand piano, nearly new, ‘Miss Edith McFarland and Mrs. Dr. Dunn | seven precincts which had the ; P. Cren- | puilding regulations is not applicable to this " " woe, LOT UNL, ie heat eee " be yf the fiscal year. and during the 7 B Sten oe ait the city Gone eit ‘Two Wills Filed. eee ree create, Va, TumMer with relatives | jot ton days of the year” 94 additional seta in re ee as ee een ae eer Saeredeer are ‘The will of the late Caroline H. Wolf, leaving | ™ 1 1 the fifth and eighth precincts, closing the year tal fall down stairs; William H.| Hesayshe is told by the stablemen in the 2OW SALE—A SPLENDID BARGAIN—A BEAUTE husband. ‘Simon Wolf, has | ise Nettie McFarland and Mise Helen Slater | (he,!I0) $00 Witter, “18 ‘months, entero colitis; Addio | square thst it's claimed that this le “s etablo tatu, dra omocd cnn or, ets, Hamid: oe leg, Mfr Wolfie named swexeentor. | 8P@ aDending the wunmer near Waterford, Va. |"At the clove of, the facal year thi depart: | Rover’ ening cate etl, om | tnd frst prvteand domes parpne” mad action, ‘Srince, best laprovements, uc a a 2 ——————_o.___ ing 1 e a —- a Nincent tomy aul very sweet inane Qualitys'sit'ts | ‘The will of Barnet T. Swart, leaving his estate aes Cnsensks Stak as moabcealb oual ; [aban eaueal wen tal ef0O00 ance opty ou ais ae en aick NeDer nny 55 | that the proprietor proposes to buy every horse simnne stoors Heagreat. baryala. © ee stn: | #0 bis rife, Sarab A. Swart, and naming her se} 7%, Case of Eugene Cadmus against ¥. W, | on Wires 214 sets at $15 each per eet. ‘Total, | Years concer, wierine: that comes there for treatment and then to sell out n filed. ‘ We 15 animals back ‘owners when cured. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, | 8 ee Bolgiano, bill for the dissolution of partner- | ~*I,"4is early part of the year, covered by this cerebral; Mary Clay, 90 yeaty, penile deans, | Mr. Melntire, however, says that he Knows thet 913 Pennsylvania ave., Mrs. Grifith Satisfied About Her Child. | ship, &c., in the Equity. Court, Judge Hagner report, thirten new signal boxes were pur-| Andrew PR ton Bee gs Socal ped such was not done morning with _vu____TheLeading Piano stcre._| Inspector Swindells has received inforthation | today denied petitioner's motion for an order chased from the Gamewell Fire Alarm - | Harris, 5 months, tuberculosis; John'F. Lan-|®, colt which was there and Davina Cyanine toe pete et AREY NEW. | from Richmond, Va., to the effect that the six- | for the receiver to vacate the premises 1419 R Naess A York and put in place of the old | caster, 67 years, phthiais; Ellen L. Newton, 3 | leftfortreatment. Therearenowin the baving 8 cyuinder top, pateut iwuitler aud an excel” . - ‘thwest, and enjoined the xes, which were worn out from long and con- ‘Lottie T. 8 | at least twenty-five stalls for sick animals. jent tune: 000 thew : will seus tor #00) om year-old daughter of Mrs. Griftith of Anacostia | street northwes! ithe complainant tne Maal orocinet. ‘tenes ane mapa ishenn ot. Sak wales aon: ube eset bao Wonders 8." in Ri a. Ab th the child wag | from interfering with the receiver and directed | #tant use in ~ Tes G. 25 Hy pow pccupied | found several of the players on th st. aciw._| M safe in Hichmond. At the time the child was | se'latter to. file report showing the assets, | boxes work with a punching register in the phthisis pul; John G. Hollmen, 1 year, and are immediately his dwelling and | s344e the bones” was what one of the negroee Pek PACE —SECONDTIAND PIANOS, act | turned over to the lady and gentleman who | yo. central station (which was obtained a few ‘Harris, '1 year, inani- | distant just the thickness of a wali from his said, but it was too late, for the officers got pos- catters bly mrpaired. and will be soid clisap so¢ | wanted to adopt her Mrs. Grith thought their : 3 months Crates ae thea | satisfactory. ood, 54 years, heart ey ype ‘in conclu- session of them, as they did of the men who “Se PETER APCONETEY, s1e1e ot nw, | BME wan Hows, but it wae Frost, abe having Spanning the Tiber Creek Sewer. ca tas tating oc ebpeaten onyaternyentane Wish Inipested ual‘ Osniiemeed, rectly opposite to the language of the Commis. | haa ssed them.” 9 ms Os SANSA DOLLARS MONTHLY From the information received the child is| | Quite as inteseeting foatare of the work of | tut reason it is more reliable. ‘The of Mr. toners’ order of June 26 that ho trusts in the | .,10e zics the men were on their knee, $0 t- in charge of Mt. and Mrs. Frost, who are well | building the cable road along Pennsylvania ave- | ‘The instruments in both the fourth and ninth report: . Gwynne Harris, inspector | behalf of ‘Sood government ard particularly of | PTOT® SOM nce ‘duties, but the men DUN: | Gives yon s fne-toned square plane oF handsome or- | known and highly respected in Hichmond. | nue was commenced this morning at let street | precincts are so nearly worn out as to require | of marine made to Health Officer | the ‘of the people in his ‘neighborhood | 1nd to Mott, religioms oetincy wore “aboot bc uhaepdemee ee Smt ‘The mother of the child called at Fayed northwest. It consists of spanning the ‘Tiber | entire renewal as soon as possible, hav:ng per-| Hammett for last week shows the arrivals at | that will be placed on this very objeo- ‘ad TEAR NEW SIX- a headquarters yesterday and when told by In- which the formed good work for a long time. |The entire | the river frontof the following: Eight thousand | tionable for. settled location at an | "Fo Titondant was given in jell ‘ ¢ bath and all ine | = spector Swindells what he bad learned she was | CTeek sewer, crosses the avenue at 18 | number of old call boxes, as well as the oentral early date. bon be if vain” ee Rint n Soe EEE Lt | STORAGE AT NO. 400 FENN. AVE. In SEPARATE | *Pestor Gvindella what b rg street. ‘The masonry was very hard and the instruments in both the fourth and ninth | *W hundred and seventy-three bunches of fish, ee and fined €25 or thirty days — 13 from for the present, although’sie said she would | workmen experienced considerabie trouble in | precixcts, aro about worn out: and should be | 5,440 Spanish mackerel, 35 carp, 19 sturgeon, 6 Pastor arrived Saturday in New York a —___SDWARD CORBETT. _| rather hate her nearer home. wou's| Gusting through the stanch old. arch. No | Pencwed, have done good work, but can- 10 ove artes 450 bushels sf oysters, | from ‘after a visit Of seven weeks | Samucl Cooper, arrested in connection with Brith all molern improve- | WW ANTED — STEAM CARPET CLEAN od yokes will be used in crossing this sewer, but | not do it mt lena: Estimate for renewal | 250,000 and orabs. the | Among the artists he ‘is the Countess | a ‘to rob the American Savings er Cea eS Wea Goop fishing and crab! at Colonial and | extra heavy iron beams will be substituted. The | is herewith present First precinct—A suit- ‘were 408 bunches of 20 Clanestty, formerly Belle Biiton, the sonsert Back se been ‘sajuaged iussme ot Des ‘16 F st. nw Ma YOUNGS. 14d Pa Clifton Beach. ‘Steamer Geo.. , 9a.m.—Adw | work uttre-ted a large crowd. able deak, switehboard, &c., for the station | bushels of oysters, 7,700 clams and 20,900 crabs. | hall singer. Moines.