Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1891, Page 2

a: ee eee , psi , da uae ere se 2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY. AUGUST 17. 1891. < OUR SOLDIER POYS AFLOAT. __ | through the open doors haadiaclosedanumber| © AT A SHRINE OF MARTYRS. i WANTED—HELP. | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. R_RENT--HOUSES. ___ FOR RENT_dIOUSES. | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN The Trip of the Washington Light Infantry poten oepcag ppl artenp ‘excursions was | Pligrimage of Catholics to the Village of W ANLEDIIME MANAGEMENT OF a Ho =? 7ahao i ceiiiaak cieliennad: iil | MOREY To LOAN aN seats ro stir ar com Corps to the Camp by the Sea. a headquarters throughout, and at almost any | - Auriesville. ivi ee ee eee ce seen westeen tow a. 6. CAT ee = rent rates On approved Teal setate “sncurtiy, speci! reat {ie or SOS NET eRe NERD Tee Pat n D FOUR WED | fETeryssreren t ‘with the principa: hotels in Washi. pm. C. W. | Kine i amdias Veet STEVE NY At NORTHN FST. - Hime during the day number of the committee | Several thousand people from all parts of the | WWast#®- Serxes AT THE Eamanxation—rressuuEs oF A| and their friends could be found busily diseuss-| sf erated the shen oe Gee rictlertatton ‘ TORS Bi Lat. isp (tan de ae, oF. ONEY Te AN IN SUMS TO SUIT Rom ing way Ss nS EA WOMAR TU Conk | VW ANTED-100, TF YOU WISH To MAKE T sot Lea ew, Broo: MS wed test, gutate_ severity THE GUESTS WHO BAVE GoNE WITH TH Abusy man has been Quartermaster Captain | Held in honor of Father Jogues and Brother | n:w. 3t*” | Staup for particulars, ROBERT 3 Weer. ore < 0 waweat. w no > = the fact ther the | GOupii, Jesuit missionaries, who wero «lain Ww SOMPETENT WOMAN FOR GES- | Jand, Ohio. : i $)Shable rear OREN “910 TO e009 Te A. W. Kelley, notwithstanding the fact that the thece by is Indica neasty €50 iat ‘Apply from 10 WS f20o RsowS—HIGHEST +RIGE PAID 4 U8 121 Phere Od COONS OF COLLET persuhal Prupers Leesan Sarma oo 16, 1901. | Committee this year has taken a large amount y «Sec pecan a or old feather tece, Address G. TON IED RS Os. te. Nonrors, , August Catherine Tegakwita, who led such @ pious life People who don’t read Tax Stan were doubt-| broad shoulders on’ themaclves. after conversion that she is venorated as a saint Jess largely surprised early yesterday morning | thing it has been necessary for Capt. '¥ to | by the Catholic Indians of the state. The ques- at secing-the big iron steamer Norfolk at the | make himself agreeable,and no one understands | tion of beatifying these martyrs is now under wharf at the foot of 7th street and hearing her | the act of doing this better than the urbane | consideration at Rome. Yesterday's was the Dig, penetrating, if not strictly musical, steam | {u*ttexmaster. On most occasions of this sort | 4.4 annual pilgrimage made to the shrine, IRL IN FAMILY OF of the routine work which usually falls on li = Si EE D (sewly or snot Pia Pesidence “Adaress Box t®,'Star offen, aulO lit MS RGe WAN ES SUMS RANGING Pre | AE s1.000 to ¢20.cim), “on eatistactory. real eotete SCONES 5 prOUGN atiention to all appueati ue. aan Tes L. STARGARD ER, Gis Lith st. | | MONEY Zo Loan ay SUMS jo et 17, aro AN Cor Oth ant E untur rooms for oumbeeping. SOCLHWEST Stable rear 623 F Potomac Hall. Der ceut Inmbia ‘worth ‘mos othe Hi ISING SOLICITORS (a: | QY ee et hn buster YPEWRITERS FOR REN juachines: Caitzraphs Nos. 1, 2 and i Reuunwton, Hammond and and gentlencn = LM. GOPWALD, 207 4% st. new. two most maligned and generally over- cthera,” Seay’ eoriae si ISNCavemt. 7 iia ot, mu t.n0e....022 | MCPS cru n tec real ertnceee ge whistle blowing in the most energetically be-| worked and unhappy officers are the quarter. {and in all, it is estimated, 25,000 pcople have it | tary, Jette le, NEWMAN & SON, OOS 7th at. woe hk WOOD, tel ieee me | guy MARA LO NARPIRGRNENG SS gry secching manner pomible. Tt is not quite cer-| master and the a’yjatant. This trip, however, | visited it on these annual occasions. Roy PETS | Vy aXteboron ive nouns parmy aye | Mis HOUSES WITH FOUR itox | \JONEX To Loan on Real ewtats, ruome? tain whether the sound waves from that whistle | is # notable exception to the rule, as two vf the | Auricsville is a hamlet on the West Shore ) berienced tutor: must be «raduate of Harvard | r New Lork ave, "7 rooms, #7: Mwisuse waihapeieenees reached the armory of the Washington Light | most happy perp Fare slong are Quarter-| railroad not far ee 2 3 Shor SUDO8? Wentworth Halle Jackson, BAF 111 S45" clin good repel, ALBERT F' YOK, SOF at | syan.a ee ee master Kelley and jutant Moore. site of the ancient Indian village of Osserne- — ae Lm ty <3 : x — - —. Infantry on 15th street; but it is certain tbat) Cunt. Kelley, withotit his uniform, is and has | non, which was tho center of theeatlieet. mis. ational city tat] WV ‘acu in ovee taenichr eat mae uF Pom RESTORDW. A PAUL ICT EOO tom p> | MUNI IO LOAN IN LANGE AND Nala sce that was the distinct intention of the man who | beon for the lust twonty-five years a successful | wionary work of the Josuit Fathers in the Mos fi E ; \} tt issi i eas = - Be _____*+__ | and running water; oniy $3. per month. Apply at 1i9 Mad. inthe umtia, i De Dee was running the affair. The whistle contained | commission merchant and his face is familiar | hawk valley. WASTED’ RELIABLY, WOMAN WHO 18 A | Moou 1i0, Leaman butiding, 1435 N. aver wus one | S02 fend ace eae Sk ESI anentresty to the Light Infantry or the first to almost every one.| “Catherine Tegakwita (‘Who-Puts-Things-in- ood cook and to do} ae W ANtED_HOUSEMOLD AND OFFICE FURST- u Ture; also stocks of merchandise of all kinds; | 4 storace und beuling. At WM. LOWENTHAL's. 03? | 3 ust Dew aul celiar, stat mantels. ed rod BY Tilo Foe ea LF , f three uo waa Hismilitary career com-| Order”), the daughter of an Iroquois chief, | bre: ues menced in 1871, when | was born in the village and baptized there by | WWANTED_A Wind in fatally’ of twp. he was elected second | missionaries. So profound was the impression | apply vol F ot me bt Dattalion.D. C. N.G., to please, individually and collettively, get a move of themselves. The Light Infantry, with the Corcoran Cadets, MON), 20 Loan IN ANY SUMS Desi at Sl Later of ab ieront ob approved Peal entate wide am the. De r ’ aT Jepers. Commtentone Tear lieutenant of the Cor-| made upon her by the teachings of the Jesuits + eD—A YOU Ti Gkewis hence wieght eg RG IBS St crear... Conn ave (rear)..820 = AKUD, J. Pinie. Se Thied Artis Dead enda host ot edeiins goran Zouaves, In1878 | that she renounced the life of her kindred, re- | VW Yeuct airaid wo work, WEYMAR: 20H Taeh | tons, Stor twelve weds dung Syeeetion eel | MR, comm are eh at Nay lotbende vane. ie __- SeIRS NRT iets sheet have: ble Weasseete Me See he was elected first lieu- | fused all offers of marriage and lived a life of | st- He | at 04 ts eten ws austin | =e ie tn MoS 3ap Pas IN Soar a ee ee mie aeall tenant and held that po- | ecstatic devotion to the Savior, before whose WANTED AS ENERGETIC WHITE BOY. AP: | \WV ANTED_TRANSLATION —I DESI 5 25.20 per month. Appiy to pare 1408" im ee folk. Sunday morning at 7a. m1 It isa dificul sition until thecompany | crucifix she often lay for days prostrate, some- Diy to CIGAR STORE, 1820 14th et. new. Te" tain ‘employiuent an» tranaiatoran Prenel, Ger- | A. Xe @KT os fe ; thing. however, to get so lat Is . z = — = disbanded. He always | times on the frozen ground, and rapt in d man, Kalian, bpenish, Porturuem, Date or Kussian. Bestreterences xiven. with the heavy baggage incidental to camp, to atta ; ONEY TO Loan fs ory, and this wasacontributing mem- | est meditation upon the story of the Redeemer. 9 coluret GT SANG, Mom 22, toa Fat: bw. mya MFT Sle Tom ese CPwaR ee ee ee ee aed d ber and admirer of the /Jn her honor and in honor of the martyred pene wend Ste: co | WANG ERG RHORABASD.-TYPEWEIIING, | AT THE LOWEST KATE OF INTEREST. morning. even with the strict discipline an Light Infantry and in | priests the shrine of our Lady of Martyrs was \WASTED-AT ONCE—4 FIRST-CLASS MEAT | W BOOKKEEPING. Pittuan shorthand, inci oN en enreens easement Se ee August, 1882, was elected | dedicated by the Jesuits six years ago. Bogssnie” % ¥- cof §. Capitol and 1 ste. K- | 20 boury dictation each week and practice on Callerapks BEAL ESTATE IN THIS pIeTKICT Sizes the Light Infantry and Corcoran Cadets, captain and inspector. | ‘Tragedy and romance entered into the lives TENGED SHOE SALES: | Course, tucluding boukkeeping, illustrated by: Ito! K. O. HOLIZMAX, it was ae, — —= bog » CAPT. KELLEY. —_A serious accident hap- | of all these “servants of God.” Father Jogues EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES: | Stariu's celebrated book churte, peplusiisitp, com ai Cor. 0 mands, with the Defore menti = Ney band F sts. mw, ‘O LOAN ON ENDOWMENT LIDE ANE iaust come well recommended. Ay friends, succeeded in pulling away from the | Pening to the then quartermaster, which inca-| was born at Orleans, France, in 1607, and, ial arithwetic, Writing ‘andr hilng of all varieties of | auls-S™” C. Il. PARKER. cor aieand E ete pacitated him from performing the duties, | entering the priesthood in 1636, dedicated hii merclat paper, English and spe!)ing, three wonths, ti A DENTIST FON EXTRACTING AND Y Belris how condncred’ tha baasees sual | JOH KENT—ix6 D eT. &. FIN GOOD REPATIC ecourts Or... yy Wharf. Capt. Kelley was elected to fill the position, | self to the Indian missions in America. From al work, Addrete DENTIBT.. Star | at ihe rep. Dept. of the Coluubisn Unversity tar Fetoyermoath. J. B BERTFORD, 1419 G st. 1b std T THE SCENE AT THE WHARF. which he has held with credit to himself and | Gmnaca he penetrated the forests of what is aul7 Past two years. had charge hess schoo) at the ¥, Farly in the morning the Washington and | the corps ever since. now central New York, converting and bap- ‘ing trained lik stews wharf presented a lively} There has been no lsck of eating on the | tizing the natives wherever he went. ‘ile whe pas vom hake bearing an| trip down. Many of the men and parties | Huron tribe were the more immediate objects C. A. during the past your, ‘OK KENT — HOUSE F . ouside of yours qnen aud | F'yeoua at mod tepe, bive Routt tor ilves of usetuiness and “bonor, eis pre- | 9 pension and census citices pared to say to parents: end ine) cur suns and daugh- | LUCKETT sa 0 at M Kuri to be ceneraliy usetitl and to lear Jady"s 1 5. ghly with wood rei Gunton building, rm Or * Gusta ent wage With, tberal iar ae 5 u putid'’s, Troou ding loans will a ways be terest. 3 1 . Box 157, Star 0} ters afid 4 Will, in the shortest possibie tue, Mt them = Se _ymcbamunreradeasy ake vas Ot colisteral eur tare ee eeaR, ‘wore piled | brought lunches along, while the dining room | of his zeal and were won over to the fave in i eee T6 | SNE MEAaMA Of tm Dantas word and couauet | POR HENT_CSPCRNIRTED Gunios ‘build'e, room, tor loud or abort age ee ae pra dinccusna: Eeory tar brought additions | Of the boat did noble service. On the lower | large numbers. Unfortunately, the neighbo W SETER AEN AND WOMEN COOKS, €10 TO | clisutumer’ ‘tintymratesio: sow tp rarer wiesea: | 2 larwe balis mat’. (tus ket oy oe ed 5. care ere othe reed on the wharh while’ behind the | deck of the boat is a room with a big sign | ing Mohawks proved implacable enemiesof the Tice /5; laundresses. Shar. | Sips, Liplomas. ANC. SLALIS'S BUSINESS COL: | _ store, ‘82: oun isi af Mais Fat nw, fiekut window Dr. liamilton Leach, surgeon of | Téading, “‘Officers mess room,” the only | Hurons and maintained. « savage warfare that LEGE, 1b Eat. nw. aut-Im” | Cojumnt Ceutral buildig, nm 32.00 x 4-y --4 eee eee ey evtaia on Col. Moore'sstail. sold | Occupant of which for a considerable time | interfered with but did not deter or deteat the WANTED — TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; ALL | jSsa 3 - otes, wecured Ly Wewde of (rust, tor ta! trey abana numerable questions, talked | during the morning was a diminitive colored | work of Father Jogues and his companious. Wwe cD — si y Gamdard makes: “ood machines: best terms; | 1417 Mass ave nw, Y4r- 159 D114 Tithe et a _ STORES, &e. eae aie whe wanted to talk’ and, strangest | Youth eating his breakfast with the enjoyment | "Tn the baud of missionaries wasBeother iene | W taitiboat PURIMGT EE BREESE Gio SMEs ASA: | TELL Passe tor twat: diag Store enddwe, 817 7th Stable rear 1416 K st | _ ROP ap ah Cf all lonke! cool and pleasant throughout the | Of & commodore and the appetiteof @ Light | Goupil, also aFrenehuian of good family, a | fouNa: THOR feare- nw 5. | \y ANTED— WILLIAM G- FAIMBREPTaNG | SID TAR eee Be Fn ae fait Moor iG SiN” ale “wae “iai wai INSPSTRER TS SS i ‘Leach can. | Infantry man. physician who chose to give up his profession | \WANTED—A COLORED MAN. SINGLE, 10 AS. ‘a Raeee OE Cap st, 1135 SOL Mist nw.br aiid st ez, 80, at seth S pix PER Uhr PA ee SPE, : entire ordeal, as only Dr. Hamilton can. sist in kitoheu; must kuow something avout | YY tuner, ‘st. 6. we ES rH r x . SIX PEE CANT. PAYADLD QUARTERLY. if the prectice of medicine ever gees beck on to enter the Jesuit priesthood, but through ill | waitine, Apply to 1S2F Lath ete ot First-clase tuning at lowost rates. Orders by mail | $37.15 100 1404 Stouhton st, or. a —_—ie ks. 48 ot Ms an. the popular surgeon of the Infantry be can health had never been uble to stand the test for | \W-aNgED—A STEADY 7 Ay | Sree Renewed ae SSIES AOD Pt we 233 shop Oe aw 3 wage fall back ono position bebind a ordination, Determined to serve the cause of | WASZED A STEADY LED THE AMMONIATED STEAM CAR | 18 low: 12th st tw,0r- ‘The above is ouly 8 portion of the property on my er. always a a: religion, Be “me retatasd yy adheront of | recommended: “Address BUSTAESS Ex, Star office, | WV PET CLEANING AND ENOVATING WORKS, | EAST 8 Pierce place nW.0r.40 | books. For full ist call at ulfice sor Lalinn fesmedon 4 railroad ticket window. Daring € e potting 1708 and 1710 X st. n. w.—Carpets cleaned thoroughly | 1028 131 ch --40 | the Ist and Sti. [auld) HOS, E. WAGGAMAN ie mpment at Ocean City Dr. the order and accompanied the missionaries: to | _sul7-2¥* - = — and brightened Uy ournew process, Furuiturefeatuere | G23 E at ‘ _lauld!_ THOS, E WAGGAMAN. Te uk eee oe te tae, Oe dae the Indians in America. WANTED COMPETENT NURSE TOT and mattresses renovated. M. NEWMYER, Mancger. | $15 N'Y FSET we” ch. ew * ace of ch of the camp—on an ex- It was during the year 1642 thata canoe party | whitesciviol wonun prefered: Arty Heer ere | a _ayiu-lun_ | 298} Pe ea ay epee yovras ~ o_waneamal charge of the Cony tee compan 5m ox of Hurons with which he and Father Jogues | Rute sete wouan preferred. Apply 1316 Pa Wax Ty Hore Pro: | 120 F231 Lsth s° MOREY 70 DOAN ON Ri aL esTALE Ob Finer Sut in reality an affelr of considerable dili- were making @ journey fell into an ambush of W ASTED—DOVS TO BELL TIE BOATRAGE | ture uyucistered Fupairedcyecked bad’ apeeey aura: | Tao ny wire Teeny ‘Dr. the Mohawks. and those who were uot slain Program. Call at cuce. Room 90, Songbie rates; fine lair mattresses a specialty. FREE. | 014 Wie ERA f apis °. culty and requiring no little exertion. Dr., x AT, = ve x 1 Wil WC SAUNDERS EOS. Co ES, ° rather, now that he is wearing a uniform were reserved for torture. Forced to “run the | building. ee | MAN © 00., 1027 Tat. nw. ketabliahed aa. | Tors 1407 F st. ow. Mo3"® To LOaS-iN Sims oF with cute little epaulets and two bars, Capt. gauntlet” of a long, donbie line of clubs, he fell rE WOMAN AR | 2 3340 JM gp 8 GD.06 ok approved real owt iainting, his body blackened with blows and | Tate a Leach, bus bad plenty experience in this 2 ey ae ED—GRAZG YOUR HORSES ON WIL. 20MS: | Lodelay- GAN i pear the city: wood Wakes: city refer: mangled and blee: i 2 stock aud grass farm ; $9 per month; for 3 sone a - ot ot. tw. o d the goo i revailin; ig. Assoon as he recov-| ired. Address at once J. H. M.. Star | mealyaday and grovluing, 88 perin. Best aticuton. 1 veal 0 TAT o 5 ceatom eee oe ee ered sufficiently to move again he was tortured Sent for aud returned 1106, if, WILSON, Uae or Hst nw. de ene. MOSEL TU ECAR AT SAND OPER Cent om SA Re Lint Soe guard cncaanpmente wae ceely cma enrreiun® San acon stresh, menawhila praying earnest! ; he 7th st hw, store, FOR RENT S86 NW. RM. BRICK: LVERY Ze PS Plier, reer aa ai | tee lower dock, uring’ the/ dag Uy Ga was | aouvanton ot ki covtes tec cecotcr rer ot « rerereuces eauisel: | WV ANTED-CKAYON: “CHAYONT WE WANT wecidS | x2-emVriek lange partors: all mod, tips oak | MMS pee . ; ; ee ce ou now that you ca et y ape crayon <8 ° ry of Washington, haviug | was the interesting locality. Here the skylark-| in teaching some of ‘them to pray aud to_ make HEAD, WATHER aNip A | ua $S ub atthe of raicitatudie uf PS1ABNOC, cd Mie cums to sae en poest eaten nt road been born here in 1851] ing went on without the restraining influence | Fon.ne warrior devatche ber ith a iene | W bel wr. hulvemri, Satemes E wukhse | fh) Mave space Amiene wom sad Ssegyescunts: “SS TS : He received his educa-| of feminine eyes. A violin wasan adjunct of the | hawk’ and the Gook There an ne wate ale nat | WARSTED-A WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND DO | hetweuly eb pet desen tr UNEY G0 LOAN — oa tion with the late Jolin | fan and some good old jigs were performed in | with the name of clone’ Cn ne lips, achieving | give" 7a hese fusaily ; rete: >| WAStED — STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND ‘oot Ratan, A eS Dae nnuN Ee E. Thompson in _ the | a manner calculated to seriously impair the hull platen an sn aa rencvoting works ; feathers renovated ; mattresses a nccemer to DAKENLUWLL & UN. cor. Lith iy impaii the crown he had so long hoped to win. Aas = Grammar, now the High | of the steamer. 9 ANTED—A GOOD SOBER SHOE made over: 1urniture ‘steamed and moths destroyed, th st, ira LD sud & ae A o mer. Father Jogues was treated hardly less bar-| WANTED "4 G00) ne | PWYOUNGS. Hos Peeve pith at Tike Le. Behook, aier wpich je | | During the day Maj. Dalton kept a quiet sn-| parously, but his life was spared toujorneiy | > < SALES PATO a erate \reeen gees a entered the medical de-| pervising eye on things in general, and the | that he migh: be made the lave of at Indias | W Ren tanioe ise WANTED— BOARD. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE partment of the George- | good order and gentleman; havior of the | chiez, who doomed him to the most bratal in- | { ie (German, Swedish end women | —————_—— = = pees R SALE m Gan own College, ‘48 | men was uniform. The corps wore down to the | sults’ “H. Fils aoe fal: nationalities). ‘Trunks stored. KNHAA'S, ED-BOAKD IN A REFINED PRIVATE 0 SORN! . > 35 ACRES OF FINE OABDEX LAED, fradusted sn teicine | boat the roguation fatigue tulfonnn, with the |e, #He,porwerered tbroughows thiemenil| fies gw" uniaae EPA RUEERED SURLY ATE peas Sew nay wiQPSIE 8T.3 Fyneeg grog | Petncraierabis Svein, on cova tape Wk: sad surgery in 1874. He | exception of wearing the black shakos, which | hrtes tue “ne ft tha Durch Be y | Wastep_< yo N_WitH Two oR woderate. Address THOMAS CECIL, seg} b | HOUSES. W11H ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, | Cheap at BOW TA BROOKS Git tort ae Le re DR. LEACH. isan entirely self-made | weree however, diac erdeg eck shakos, which | after the persuasion of the Dusch Keformed three years’ ex! tin rooting. 631, Pa. House. St. Catharines, Ontario, Cancda: )| PAPEKED THROUGH ae = c tice, | drens ;: : ‘ad will | 2omMinie at Albany that he consented to escape | ave. se au: THESE HoUsts ARE SITUATED ON A CON- ALE ON EXCHANGE POK CITY Pir man. and enjoys a large and lucrative practice, | dress uniforms were shipped directly and will | from the thraldom of bis savage tyrants. ANTED —AGPNTR ON THE NEW ¢ = ~ and is exceedingly popular in the community. | be worn on gala occasions at the cam). CRET STREET AND AKE FIRST-CLASS IN Making his way down the Hudson he was tho | W ‘edits ESSE be EVERY PARTICULAR. com dwelling, sinughter louse, ‘sabie, ven As a young surgeon he has been very successful. | “Col. Long has made the trip with the com-| : > was t : FOR RENT—ROOMS. _. RENT, $20.30. Louse, hog ‘pen ain Agee. tie rear wo die wiccwcded Fc A. Ashford as surgeon of the | mand, and expects to stay sume fine int cotmn, | HTSt Priest fo celebrate wnas in the city of New | wisest hy grown, The York. o sion. with the Organization ever since. Bo' - | campers on any day. ms = Jeach and Dr. Charles R. Lace, surgeon of the | ““A'Yeature of this excursion was the number | {6 Wilderness and hisbeloved work among the | Fok RENT—TWO SECOND-»TORY COMMUNT eatin rooms, partly furnished, Will. be rented separately or toxether.. 124 Columbiast.n w. "t= BARNES & WEAVER, snail fruits. 629 ¥ ST. NW. T2207 EST. N LARGE THREE back building’ brick dweilins, con Tis » With shea tes of Story ai 4 -NT—UNFURN ED— FE ROO! i4 Jarge rooms; cellar and ail mod. tunps.; suite: ie i Indians. He fell into the hands of the Mo- ‘cooks, ehaluberi OR RENT—UNFURNISHED—THREE ROOMS, i 4 ‘ m battalion «# a National Guard organization, | of pretty girls who were on board, and from all . cam he for all work; nen $1, women ana boy § 3 newly Papered; suitable for light Uousekeeping. for pension attornes's «flice or first class boarding | 730 ore Nowis Ma. wily stand high in the opinion of the members of the indications the Infantry’ are carrving ‘along breed fe or riers wut ive ae once. D- Rent #1) jhvadvance, Apply 617 Lonisiann avern-w. ag ee 09 Oe a LTE | Brats errs a ier corps. with themselves material enough for a glorious | Here in 1846 the second American martyr won | soe T WiiTE GIRD (AMEL JOR Ri ‘AR FARRAG! TARE, FOUR “ — 1s TALE & KU THERPORD, 1807 Zar rarancarios. time even without the promined plenrurey which | Hetru ve wee | Wanlunatoneearad unre mest | Fa ty tania came au Cuaee Bone iio | Pox ae —— S| cia EE aR lar ‘Many anxious eyes,and many eyes at that be- | they are to be tendered. ‘Ten yefrs afterward, almost within view of | “ity reterence required. Cull 10 to 12. 1U18 Tih st. quiet house: private, a feu gitlemen: two in room, TD 50 a 4, Sunderiand | 1614 15th sta wr 2 fF. HSIRABLE HOUSES, ¥ WOO longing to exceedingly pretty faces, looked up SOME OF THE GUESTS. the sacred soil which lad been twice dyed red | —*" SS _aulu-ewe esis = 1 Ae B etn w. ise. : in Hyatisviile. WATLAs & Hv sisot ea the street as the clock handscrept pest 7 o'clock || Among the non-military portion of the | with “the sced of the church,” was born the f uovtop wagon, $009 co {0 | LOK RENT—LADY WILL FORNISH AND KEEP Ail Pst n ws. . i for the first sight of the advancing column. | ship’s load were Mrs. Charles Childs, T. B. | Iroquois maiden, Catherine Tegakwita. A capacity, Address 6. B. EARNSHAW & | 1° house tor zedtieman. “Haltimore oz Washinston. + Or, wand i. 22. 50 2. 2033 P stu SIGHED MOUSE. 12 ROOMS, ® Avout 7:30 two cable cars whirled around from | Noouan, Mrs. T. B. Walker, Mrs. Wim. Harvey, | Quiet, thoughtful child, she grew into a «Lith snd * WEST WASHI wulost* | Board compensation Addzess, stating where inter: view can be trad, 1 % treet i were seen to be densely 4 as "s al ‘with soldier boys wearing the Infantry | Mt® H. Beaeb, Miss -Neitzey, Charles H.|Snd's' puro intugion she had watched the gentle, modest girl. With wondering eves DOW, Star off = — 13-103 wo 4 ‘. FEN. ANIED-GOOD, SEAMNIKESS, TO WOKK IN a SEEN 30th and Canal sts, \1213-19:30th,6r, mt eared tenet. FASE is ¥, Or Dr. JAB. J. CLALE, Forest Ginn, sh store on ladies’ underwear aud dresses, Uniy | COR RENT—ON CAPITOL HILL, ROOMS, foundry. of i00 | ZOIE& 20 Olives, 1640 19th st nw, 10r.$110 | 1605 Sund. place, 11.8100 sul lack shake, Jiehind came more cars and | en Ne eat Ni seen gorge | work of the mlssionarics until, mused to the ID. ter eainsie | tee ames eecue Rogers: conventat to com Geemenees BOBOISEIG Ger woe Pern Saeeees i i Pretty soon the entire command was ready to | 47 how, Willd sy eee erent, A. i | YOCation which was asserting itself, she, in her —=s om [herdics Apply Vs oth st. se. anl7-3t" 4, 8 Rh 4 De arch on the boat. Major Dalton brought his | 97% wT. Renckie M M Gal = Sean twentieth year, sought admission to the fold, hew map, Address, stating references, ox 160, | JOR REN t_ TWO MODERN IMPROVED ROOMS, 8, br, pee SO, Or ond. | caller. ee eee command down on the cars in the quickest | YS Piorense Ades Stve aegis ei ege Still: | and on Easter Sunday, 1676, was baptized in | star umee: z sult unfurnisued, and cellar; rent $10. 318 5th st Ey 00'S Rat. be wars "3-0 | > 5 method and easiest on the men burdened down | Miss Florence Adams. Miss Susie Adams, 3. G. | the little mission church. Thenceforth, says | \\7ANTED_ DUNDO) r = aul s-2t WESCOTT & WILCOX, with Feau, conducted by ilies ‘olored, tor ail Linas of donwesttc 7 Pennsylvania « yp knapescks and blanket rolls. At Sernwell, John Lyons, Misw E. Demaine, Mr. | the chronicle, “she gave herself eutircly to ier, 230: Dumbarton: —, 7-40, with the Third Artillery Band playing a| MeCathran, W.H- Douglass, John Harvey, | Goc, body and soul. Merdevotions, her austes. | ad {56.60 bh and store, cr. OR RENT-SUITE OF 9 LARGE ROOMS WIT] F m mee = S264 N st, fh. Br, baths 020 tly vt nw: $40 per mouth CHAKLES W. HANDY, 926 F st. n.w. 00 | ines, churches and ®hoo! pure water, joo roads, bor, city EW HOUSES, WITH SIX ROOMS, dant trait delugutial hale, kent S cwareniat feck Whamnan ne ee : oe .00 3a ses Brees @5vOO Address it, ¥. Bala Lively quickstep, the aoidier boys marched on | E,W: Melatosh, Thomas Jobnson, Mrs. W. E- | ities: her good works were coustau, ‘She ber pee es aE ae SOMMUMERT are ee ee meiwarnge seagate =e ee eee board the Norfolk. Five minutes afterward Peer ee ee Weannes, Mrs. John. 8. | insults, derision and calumny in silence. She : ing rooms on second floor with baicony ; roou: for 222 C nw. opp. Trinity Church. ~y a aa Scan = the lines were cast off, and the summer en-| Milles; Mra E.G; Wheeler, Mrs. J. ¥. Wil-| dedicaied herself to a life of celibacy; amid cr iicrantecd SUMP ARDRER WALT, | one with board, #13; two in 8 r60 suiall NT-AT 42: 0 ST. 5 ROOMS AND BATH, is ‘pisces wu the lower Poomers wahin: ater a eampment bad commenced. ool gh mmo (ap lectern the Iabors, turmoil and degradation of savage | His Fach. jsut) between and Pe eine au 908 12th st. nw.” cB | BS; alee staal houses, 3) Ke. W130, and 32-00 Mhricy atone. 0 | Holes Laut? tee aenee stare soit, haa 2 , oe ane ia cng Fab dE nk iil oe on ee = stile sw. 810: a, is tudlat, bretore. 19 W0 | and freartit home and ood Citarasy. Pace Futur ee potraresnema ES Connor. Pail Burke, Stee Frank 8: Sehwarg [SOLIS *he eda life of prayer, wlf-denia and ED-SALESMEN ‘TO SELL GOODS TO Migtioouanditstisior piotweepey. pi | suloce barwe bite cow. ; 30.00 3046 sock st. hf -43. Wy | Fornuation imguire ot CAPTALA OF BibAmcK st Of the Washington Light Infantry there | Frank Moore. J. C. Harlow, Thomas Songster, | by her family to force her fiom her selfioe ROUN, 142LG at auls-3t* | | JXOR RENT—300 MASS AVE. N. 00 31a Detar rele | uy steamers Arrowsanitl and Susstepatmy Whart, or E i 7 i : - | > = = = Day-window front, Gr,all mi. cod 9.00 | aout Sg Bidee poss — were the following who crossed the gang-| jr-. ~~ ae ee a aud wife, | molation. She endured the most crucl per- i Bend, Ind. yes ae hee ie —— floor 900, rut 27.0, br shos vouuty, Ma. ure ; | Mrs. J.C. Duity, Miss Fanni> Durty, Miss Agnes | tec i saa Fess “ Segre loor Url y Foot Iwo adults; | 5 Detrees et. , is Lmuuisoned st <apt HE. Lanck, capt | Dads, MB Gormay, Mim May Gorman, Mis |toceyics ergetes, aud bationees AL Length, | cry ro aT et ath mn gioeeetsne caine real mater | “naib SS ty | Woopsipe uae. Childs, E. G. Wheeler, F. Schwarz, Capt. | Maggie Gorman, A and | wife, | triais, she betook herse!? to the huinble dwell- Fok, KENT FRONT seo: | PPE ERENT ova FST. desirables-story brick dwelling. contsining'Tromne: | Hic Wemeranes, ee ye 4 A.W. Kelley, Dr. Luce and Licut. Chax. Ebert. | Miss Purcell, Mra Cochran, Mr. Dwyer, | ing of a married sister near Montreal, where, oud-story roomies unfurnished: louse news &.m.i; | Bouse: modern nt to, de-| vatl, raugeand iatrobe: furnished ‘or urturmished, and sloping toward bor The aralpade sen "Son-cominissioned stafl—H. W. Kenner, 3.| Mr. Acker, "Mr. Mubler, ¥- E. Walker, | io Sonpans with okey enn uttealy where, hnear ail lice street carne Call after d Prune S14 Mr at: : Sulb-itt_ | rent oderate to desirabie tenant: stable in tear.” Ap | orient, water soot aud sony ettatenble aie rte ¥. Grant, EP. Pumplrey and 0. V.Shomo, | Mrs. Sweeney, J. ¥. Runyon, J. H. Jones, Miss | Lind, she passed the seme cuer ae ir tee Bx os 7 Matis ee es a oe ae Comma A_tankde Ghats @. Lacmix,| Brame, C. © Jones, U-. Clon, Joke Calla- poverty, scclusion and humility. [POE RENT-TARGE, AIRY ROOMS, SINGLE OR yh ay sat Sad oo first lieatenant, William M. Arnold: second ser- | bath Mies Denn, J; ¥. Milnor, E. & Brandt, eas ees GKAPH COSPANS: Ut best. now Neds “Gall st S110 New York ave sna ‘oftice room: ne Pas fist rentted. Inguire of PITNEE AE | Do Luit st oun, “The Hock creak, National Hark. a8 5 oh ‘< ir. Graat, J. T. Lyon, C ckford, Mz. oe soil POETS eR es sos surveyed, extends t te the southern eet pre eT cen Je: | Diicearts, J.T. Houck, E. Voigt, Cant SOCIALISTS IN GERMANY. EAC1IFULROOMS, FIRST ; . W. LINKINS, 600 19th st, nw, | PESDEOMD. 105 F So | of ine uation mat thew Silvates, John Adama, George S. Clift, Seth | Plant, M-. Davideon, G. D. Jordan. E. 'P. oa agatha tees Eaten wates, Jchn Adams, George S. Clift, , De GD. EP. N1—1WO HOUSES, 804, SOON 'H. AVE, | quarters of a ie “Lue extended 1 stance from Washington Circle and conv Theeastern boundary of the Nauoual Pare end. oF together; overnmel 2OR RENT— lcs. Cor. North Captor anak | A HORSTKAMP & JESTER, 7th and Fests. n.w. Proctor, Mre. | Thelr Cause Grows With the Distress and An- le. Albert H. Davis, Mauri ‘A. Jovee, | Pumphrey, C.E. Stokes, Mr. Venue cars, 6 rooius and beth «il mod. imps. ; | constitute, when completed, the nearest drive feum : aren, © . : YA WHITH GIKL, A PLACE AS auisizt | | 100 11th st. s-e., 9 rooms and bath, ) per mouth eacl Wiel the city to the subdis uniet Charles C. McCormick, Louis M. Nunes, Albert — = rae 4 Ger Deen Sayaweereome id ant wattcons OF Duan seis. A VENT POU ENPCRNIBHED os Sopaeg Oth a at. 62 orn > eee ovr Gauges. 1 Teatereien tom teces ik titan thie tata: %. White, Roderick W . The Ww. Wil- * 7 a , i is Be. NT r x OOMS, 2D | 123 H st'n.e., Grooms ahd bath. - — Otber suldivision of siualet advantages: + White, Kalerick Water, Thorne We ee ae tg, ilbert Dennis; | Socialists are not letting the grase grow under Tu Est. ne.; new bay-window house; | aaleat TDWELLING 1117 10TH BT. T RELIABLE COLOKLD * ‘Mrs, C, | their feet in taking the fullest advantage of the Hi “tami: r ully finished; heat every roo, halls and bath: of Reading, Mr_and Mrs. Abel Fre Caller ad-| Metropolitan cars three squares, Beit line Company B—-Captain, Burt a BR. Ross; lieuw- nine rvoins, including bath, closet, &e.; @85; keys es i ie t 5 gion iatan ta € t tivel: . " = epee all rl eed PRETTY aa on premises. Inquire at (239 La. a uy lm dyn. nant, 3 joore: first sergea-". Will '. Speer, airs. |. C. Speer, Miss Ottilie Ebert, uny situation in Germauy to actively pus! = aK Feasonable; reterences excuanged. amp contet OR RENT—id43 U BT.. ONE O& THOSE NE: | Granuee — Shompoon, accondscrgeant, Charlcs M_ tar ve: | Miss Annie Crom, Mre. Hurley, Mise Sweeney, | their propaganda. Since they obtained greater WANTED UY 8 XOUNG MAN UE AMRIVED | OX RENT-NICELY FURNISHED Noows ax | Staite “Mt and al ad ‘s asi Reet | Fetmel connie, canes Panes! tay corporals, Peter $. Schneider, Charles E. | Mrs Se ee ey freedom there has been 2 notable reduction in | yignenretereacen Wa ae we Te" | retorences required’ Apply ce OWRER By ee: a airy aud dry. Bent, “THESE. faiecg be ele eg oe Kinser: privates, H. O. Beach, H. L. Birming- Mille: ug! the number of their converts, which reeent in- | — FANTED A RITOAS See pod auls-3t Tooth st. 2, A a S A Haghes, FH. Javine. M. T. O'Brien, ML SHOT BY HIS RIVAL But the coming of winter, with what appears | #iiress iss ELLA ae iit ruished; i Hew Louse, doo lat we, 6.0. cece ‘All modern iniproveueut®. wel St lll a Smith. J.C. Speer, W. F. Stewart, A.B Buit, C. tee, the ineritable distress, perhaps almost | Wi fund tally ok cneneearean by soe | Tak weNT=ON MERIDIAN HILL—TWO-FUE | Sots CRSISAED {Ost ON SATCMDAL SIGHT, BEUWI EN Tate E. Slents, Thomas B. Walker and F. N. Wells. | The Treacherous Act of a Disappointed Mex- | famine, attending it, promises u rich harvest to | tauberh Kadena. Wie Re iisived rooms soutbern oxporatecall wagers Ge nt orcle.....105.08 Flats, The Nilo Pearle, euitablereward if lett at Btar office. __ 36° « c4 aptatn, Coen H. Ourand; first jean Lover. socialism. orkmen, pinched with hunger | ®™ provements, private fauuly. Address HOUMS, star hh wt iso. ‘Conan ave (store). OsT-PRIDAX, THE 16TH INST. a PAIR OP Beuten {iearics HL hotter; first sergeant. | Landas Park is one of the most beautiful bits | and goaded on by savage articles of the radical WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN 23 | otber. wuld-3e* ld-bowed ey cxlunes. wee return to oF BOLLY er; second sergeant, Clande FE. r Priors ‘years of place, Hot more than one and one- | [OR RENT—2 FURNISHED Kt 5 LIN, Cds Got. O.w., and Pewive reward. a rgeant, Jobs Eners, r--atih | Of Ratural scenery in Teaas. It iv thirty miles | socialistic prese, wl fall an easy prey to the | yup Jeuiysfase'g nace, uot mare than oneand one: | Fok HENS FURNINHE atl, go and woe ge = north of San Antonio, on the International and | PTOPagandists. pergea versity, where he can work ornin: nd evenings to | Isten, Oe —_ TELE LLL Harry F. Baden: corporals, Frank M. Che cal cuncists ca : rorett7- peeve ng a3, vork mornings snd eventnesto auls-3t OST—SUNDAY MOKNING, A BLACK PUPPY Seinen Ghar | Gest, Nocthers '. neellor von Caprivi's visit to Emperor | pay toro i ; CaS - - a 1 With wilte Ureast answers to the uauwe of Prange: ‘Thompson and Wim. Bergman 5 seriall | William at Kiel is understood to have been | SHeel,,Wuling andcapabloct doin alent any kind | J OR LENT ROOMS, FCRSISHED OW UNFUR. | 28:31 x ax *. iia ton M.« arke, B G. Day mes T. English, | ferns, green trees, grasves, birds, und flowers. | connected with ministerial decisions us to corn RIS, Clifton Station, Fairfaxcounty, Va, | Posire: cool; heat. gas, butu: special terius to parties | 7 on NENT 930 16th st. dames M. Fairly, Claude W. Given, Harry C. | 14 ts many acres in extent and is retired, Sat-| duties, ‘Thero are evidences that the gover, z .__ | of twa went omen Cr ladics OF man and wite. 10 S| PST au lth st,,..6250 Toe sca Given, Patrick J. Halugan, C. E. Heard, John ment is working in complete ha: ith yA GERMAN GI sore cpeneee—__GuiB-Wt*_ | 317-10 disat nw, Sle. 195) k ‘ s urday it wus the scene of a murder. The par- complete harmony wi BY KMAN GIL 5 RU oe st near 15th J. Jones, Met . James P. Kelly, Otto | Uday P*E- | vie aanparce: wis Bas bose In cousin cxtatee, chawberiaaid ina private faintly. -Aditome 011 | OK RENT FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR | 1747 8 ¥f ; Ist st he, cor 4 = ; ’ Jandgrat, Harry Kichard L. Lamb, | ticipants were Mexican ceballeros. One of | nication with the ebancelior since he arrived ee 1, A eee ee | ee a Fe a a RY Francie M. Lowe. Jobn J. MePonongh, John G. | them is dead, the other a fugitive in the moun- | from Norway. WASTED BY A COLORED MAN, A POSITION | T50R RENT—8OL OTH BT. 7 FWO Lance | $23 Mtb st: Aucust, money was in @20 nud €10 bills. M°DEV, Norris, Samuel Mek. Penke, Everett L- Phillips, | tains. ia ke Res oo aes as belt watchiuan. Janitor or ‘couchman: can | [*\Yeu-rurnished communicating roolue oo latericn, | 1d st Tits DEABCIIVE AGENCL, Ul0 Ot at. a er I. Randall, Edward J. Taylor F give best of references. Acres W. 8. BALLy 1711. x Kei - 5 DE Waiter I. Randall, E ard J lor hon Chased ask Seas Ceeninibia sea rai. oes San ons am Ae A713 | floors: will rent separately. aulest Fy FITCH, FOX & BROWN, aul Y Db Capt john 8. Miller; oe ad LLOT Nise > _N.W., NEWLY FU Bt st satis iahieeeiermeneeain EE ‘OST_SATURDAY MORNING ON AVENUD OAR ; Howard Beall; sergeants, . | Garcia, a very beautiful girl eighteen years old, Ww D—BY A MARRIED MAN, A SITUATION | F Gfsnedvoome ist, a Sad Sh hore EES EOE | 2 3 3 OK RENT-NICE HOUSE, 241 Litt hee jon eee Hee 800 1: Zeat: cor: | whowe parents are wealthy. The mun plased | Democrats of a tochester ward Mela a | W tO nuttin phineianiy ot rntaurants gn | ge Ber? Ga Fics roots and tath. "Apply to owner, New wale, J. A. Heviler and J. MM. Kevs: privates, | the guitar under her window, and one or the Very Lively Canens, AV AsTED_ny Trococomen wows, situa: | FORBENT WHE ADREVIDLE: 2 SUITES Paar | BS at coe KENT ia QT RT ELA Fae aaa pbrown: F: 3i: Baltuer. F | other escorted her to all the fandangoes. She| The democrats of the fourteenth ward of | WANiED BY, 1W0 COLORED WOMEN, Large double puriors, lat four! ciosels and pidvate | 619 See Tout, 12 roue! bendsomely j: elgctrie ink with tae B08, A seep W. Davie, Thomas Evers, C. E. Grabill, S. P. . ‘ ane work, Call at 800 Kt st. n.w. ‘au7 buth. Suitable lor Meimberor Senator. 1433, dSauds? | 14100 st liyhuns, furnace, &c. Inquire of Gener. Mrs, Me. ave. sw Tr House, W. Henirex, © W. King” jr. CE. Kids | Voted Gomez. —— ae ae Rochester, N. Y., held Saturday night a caucus | ¥ DSO TO DIGK'E AGERGY Fon ooo, | _ apend 37 Jee NT. 1300 F ot aw. pies] = aaa si « e: . b . jr, C.F. Kid- jecessful rival, congratulated him, | to elect delegates to the city convent hich ‘ANTED—GO TO DIC ENCY FOR. a, | Lat. aw. 3 = 3 OST—A CHECK DRAWN TO COL. G. W. KI well, W. Sheridan Lee, R. F. Lavender, T. ¥, | 8P0@ bis su lect delegat y convention, whieh | VY ids, nurses. Iaundress, lio’ bi ‘Olt RENT—FURNIGHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR | 1943 19th stn W OK RENT— @y S. & W. Scott on Prople’s National Bauk, Macintosh, Jr., Ea Reinmuth, W. H. Stearns, | $24 Promised to be at the wedding. They went | onded with a smashed ballot box and a deci- in, fectuven far ant uacry weasel | Kgoutis on second net tuied dose ool alae coe | See ve a Lynctsburg, Vary dated August | TS0l-yasaent iad W. Thorowgood. F. Willige, Jobm N. Williams, | S0G¢ on the back Gf the Comal sleet, Gencaks | sion to hold another caucus nextTuesday even- | ™ = Salloesiion. W518 st. nw. suet | 2 dat is at uw, Se BiG.. Paave. nw. and vecelve reward. A. & Yates, ‘Spencer A. Searle, J. 0. Waters | hagenty drew « pistol, accused bis Companion | ing. J Somalia, walttesasas cashes, Geist, Coan: | Lirecar on apoatek Race, Stee esa E ARE | Snes i Setedhted % D_AUGUST 9, NEAN ANACOMTIA, POOKET . d : - 3 Tashiers, drivers, jorters, m. second floor, snew 7 AUGUST Acow and W. N. Dorvett. i of having lied about bim to their mutual sweet-| There has been a lively contest between the | nurses, jumtors, bovkheefets deustaneet Coedioy ens | Mouse every talees eee cle ane ane MIR: spew | FACE atone soe The Corcoran Cadets, Capt. E. C. Edwards, | heart anti murdered im ; hy " formght work). BUBNHASIS, 10 Gt uw. | Rew. aula | 108 tar nave sare by 1deuta Commanding. Arst lieutenant, MeIntosh: first | “Gomea's body was found an hour after Gon- Seeapat of Saree ¥ i. oa Fig en OR RENT—1124 10TH ST. N.W.—LARGE AND | $3372) tise: Be Wa KT. Smith, W. Thompson and F. | sales had fled to the bills. A large number of men, and those of ex-Postmaster Flick- ‘ANTED— BY AN EXPERIENCED SETTLED | © Peasant rooms, furnished’ or unfurnished; 8180 Bese - orporals, K.C. Hunter, W. B. i Clevela an infant or make Brat clas table board ; transients accommodated. a rn Osi—GOLD WAlGH CHAIN, Kil AW corporal Dae W.G. i men are after him. The girl is nearly crazed, | enstein, who are Cleveland men. Both fa WV fase, cae off am, dafens SF make herself use. | Y auleor dylé-tr L mndal ertaceed, LS fy Be} vis. 5 ai tions were out in force aud when the voting | {ius faut ‘aul ae RENT —1017 14TH NW, z Kevurn to Gs Fete. all Fecelve reward. wale odes, Smith, William, ‘Taylor ——_«ee ve 5 rat fi i PO RENT 10l TATE Ny LARGE, COOL Farrall, Wilson Cook. : ‘The G. A. K. Memorial Hall. began it was said that 400 men were in line. WAST BY A TADE OF EXPERIENCE. “A | Quyfuciny on Srt, peoondand tt Rours, with of with FOR RENT—FLATS. . a = 4 9 as woveruess ; English branches, be =. = ‘THE SAIL TO NORFOLK. ‘Tho seticnsl memorinl hell commision kno! Not more then 200 had voted when the polls | 111,"'Ocintian “ant ures tapher titer ee: | Ok MENT-OOUL, FURNIRSED- PLEASANT W ST. 4 LARGE UN- a ‘The trip down was uneventful, iff @ magnifi-| taken official action looking to the erection of | closed at 8 o'clock. One of the tellers seized | oi ‘Address box ili, Leesburg, Var wiie-Jt F ; in faanily without childrens “convenient to aofpraished, nicely papered rome: bay window: cor- | sac, mansion TLENI\ OF PHADET GOR rip down wa magnifi- ; n x 111, Lee 16 amily ; ; E furnished, n t —FLENAL UF SHADE. OOM Cent ride down the Potomac and the bay ona | the national memorial hall for the G. A. I. at | the box and started for « side room to countite | WANTED. A POSITION IN & COAL OFFICE By | “sizepct ears: price, rom 65 up. L007 Uthat nw ii rou an tchow 11 U0: pus and at: | La venient Carma dnty son, od acorn ct delightful day, with a more than pleasant crowd | Decatur, Ill. Chairman Oglesby reports that | contents. references. Address A.B. Hey Dar o uid St" | POR REN T_THE WOODMONT, 13TH ANDIOWA a Sea » Louduun Co.. Va. ; © ‘teamer, can be called uneventful. | thirty-seven states have sent . contributions | , The crowd made a rush, the box wasknocked a a sees circle, roonis und board at reasoha 8 for the from his hands anda dozen fect smashed it. | WWANZED_BY 4 XOUNG MARRIED MAN, APO- | susumer’ oF ROBINSOS, Protcten ¥ members and f 1 8T.X.W.. FLAT OF TWO A FEW MORE GUKSTS CAN BE aAccOMMO- ude of the | amounting to $10,000. The commander of each fe nu shade Toots with back apd hall a ‘Crest Inn, on B.&O. KR. k., new z ‘ 2 ete oacrigis on, ae niet Some | “Fitteeh years at Wormley's. oF light toadales ony. - :wubtin minutes of stations diese, Cia memerous pdditone: Sa eee ct | Mate department is constituted an officer of the | Mice ae many ticketo as there move names oh | SOUR CRMIER SS paeseaseaatemn, Aaitee rar PaPtneate | {itushemantie” Addim'S"a"" Chase Laure with numerous additions, will spend the | association, together with the commander-in- t “ ee ae aes v FLAT OF six UNFUi ED <a nl officers of the steamer bave | ‘The proposition to erect a national G. A. K. or were dropped on the floor in the melee no | sieaponitiaus ix cntical appricanie. CLtY Pyne S1LOO NE", Boy A, McTOu SAFETY ur from Hamiton; Zon Ist floor, 3on 2a, frst-ciass toaniully. The men were up | monument at Washington was voted down by ° ti le the decisi GENCE OFFICE, 427 Mthst, D. SHACKLEFORD. cyie. “Ol pattern ; in use two months: thts oR RENT—BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM FLAT, COM- | board, # aa Sec enanr ep ee, ight ou the up trip and will | the national encampment. og perp = and after a wrangle tl yg Pa SRRSESpAY wall ane ths week only, Caller BALBEIE £00. 1300 F st. nw. bining ounekcep tx convenienees:steain heat eu. | HOGEIES, Hats, ieee turn o ther trip to Washington tui so hold another eanows wae xeesi es 3 = 5 NLY $13.80 PER MONTH, NEA’ ie tg ys te T NE ADULTS WANTED AT A eturh on another tip to WaaUingion tonight, ee uytaeeaetemersincnc WANTEEAG TRIS PRR SA SacUANCE A TAR, WITH RETA | Fay Wat azcuts! Stour and mot oe | RRS yCw ee a PUENTE | [HX cu, TWN ARCLTN ARPED AG, boat itself bas been a blessing to the Infantry Flour at Rochester Advances. — eee atl city Snuatie soldat once on ee ound ofpice: | ASSERTS PES CEABEY, 927 Fat, FOx, BEXT-A BEAUTIFUL ELAT, 990.00 MO.; | TiN, U9Gtaue” Addo GLENDUCESE, Pons, ‘cunt of it commovdious size and Inx-| In consequence of the recent advance in ‘Tried to Kill a Priest. ] ANTED II HAVE A READY CASH PURCHASER | Sewn; no reasonable offer refused. 430 1 t-u-w. sa Lt-3° Ta VERY DEWIRABLE DSTORY ak | Hay ee hewn ool and bath, 1700 tne | Exudous sounty. Woe suse oat line kad Frank Sides hau gf | "heat Kochester millers bave put up the price| ‘The racejwar which has been going on be- | VV, for a iouse in the northwest 10 rovuse and mid: STABLUSHED CORNER CIGAR | F'ghar trick dwelliags, 1340 and Ladv ites states, | Abbiy CHARLES EAI mts tate Oa None Bo CAN BE Accom. aeeeeeee, eet Nal the passe and Me | of flour about 75 cents. The proprietors of |tween the factions in St. Ladisla's Roman | “pulls? “He's: bUNALEON oP. room 3 cues Owner deud. inguieet | Sroameeech te PEE | | Fenlered every assistance, ke ‘has Cape | most of the large. mills depend upon western | Catholic Church in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday WSR. Foe ax DaepiaTE puveR— i 1100 sth st. se. __"_auly/-lw" . FOR RENT—OFFICES. a ‘apt. | ‘Theat and are buying aslittle se poudble, claim broke out agnin. At 12:90 o'clock the police | gt hock gmpii Ja fhe Hortlwet oy nortuent; | Pa ¥, UR BUSINESS FOR SALE? WEHAVE CARH FS. Gevguegan. ng, Dat the advance will not be permanent. | vere notified that a crowd of over 100 Hun-| “suisse APPY % SQORALUSOS., lets tai it over, OUDUAa: DeN T's oo ae y te ee ibe was Ol. ‘Thive tn very ato where b g held | gurians had surrounded the house of tho Rev. | WANTED —1 HAVE SEVENAL, DISABLE | eu Brokers, 724 11th ot. uw. sudo" | gui Bw, bext to the Shorehasa. aut of » improved and fi 5 “LAWYE vi by the farmers. Jolin Martvony. ‘The police found the interior | ena 'cesact thE pane ragerty “Call sro | AL Eien swishes 10 forma cipsrtee eee of the house ins state of utmost confusion. | sul5-3t° Ks. DONAL x ‘st.n. W..roow 3, eer ee an established practice in Tae city Gen. Gordon Favors the Chicago Reunion. | The place was strewn with stones and bricks, | \\ANTED—T0 MENT BY SEPTEMBER 1, A | Address pear omen. salo-se* f glass in the house gnoders, bowge of sieht of ten rooms in a mood lo- ‘UR SALE—A WOOD AND _ CO, YARD DOING General John B. Gordon, the commander-in- | "11 nearly every pane of glass in, the, house | cation~uorih of H and west of ‘th at rent zunst be | INA good businens. Also A No. ont 4 iC! chiet of the confederate camps in the United | Was broken it. rer ead crea, “aud” | Rosreaieg, emanate fsuttd,” addres GPELCENE | vittoria South Waning. Toate so iy on ‘his bed. As soon wW 7 ANTED— BY EDW. A, PAUL, JR.. & CO., ‘OR SALE_OPPOSITE NEW POST OFFICE, LOT is RENT _QOREES OF AND I STS. SE. the survivors of the northern and southern | as the first stone was thrown the air was rent | \¥ 2008, 3 7eroom ‘bo! a ees | Ftosonc by 58 om 1ith st. ; a fine opportunity jarse F YOU ARB TIRED AXD NERVOUS FROM ‘armies in the following letter to Col. R. T. Lee: with eries of “Kill Enel iat edinat SSooboure. pes pecan Shae, 150. aulese | “suussee ee Lis HUME, 454 Pa. ave. Soszana see or = tgeaturnte wen by Madoms FLOR TASTE, PPT theta wero ved Sergeant Grits and» dei WANTED—ROOMS. We uve ste resale garter guae ts oes Gea | = ee ee | CASH CUSTOMERS into Swo cares. 5 Sin ree an ad anaes TS. wr A SaWaYAPER TeTE-A-TETE. t the house the mob dispersed knees | WANTED BY, SEFTEMBER 1. OH 15TH. “BY | For improved and untimproves ety and suburban real _ = ots, Mag Tz, Ipatitate, Shoutiurtam aot. asatem ently ted ~ tnd quiet was restored. NUS Snr eee | Sat TEES Sor moet gi. = BOARDING. ee eee five minutes before they were seattered in all 7 ‘and Navy Ve Wine Teeen LTwe OF THREE au7-Im* aw. i Erat-tlase po my er pacheedhenepechey mesa gsy hg Ate meeting of Division No. 1of the United | snd 'iteor{ightRougasenping: sate pice "dros OTE GO ai way down there have been tete-atetes gotig on States Regular Army and Navy Veterans held | 52 ten —rwo- FURNISHED OR UMFUE. | [atl "fidestltte, in Spas in every posible corner, and where corners yesterday at 70 East 4th street, New York, re- AY ices rooiag for Lr homeptropa ttetrie Y Tae ee ee | ee ee ee: ‘on the Etra-| Ports of the various committees on consolide- | snd locaton. Address 1018 =e. Je down. Single cou} entire rule, however, and any number of on ete groupe made life merry tae ik. your Yor im tion were received and « epecal committee was Wo nase 7 LapY wit) caer use Settee instructed iO tartous parts of tne United States ab Philadel-| {200d uirbbotsocd: Andress Sm 3. Dac ee gaar ee eae ac | Veer OS, ‘ popular songs of the day. Many of rows have been occupied, too, and a