Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1891, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR _SALE—LOTS. STORY BAY_WINDOW mR SALE_ON JACKSON PLACE N.W., TWO-| [On ALL N.W. CORNER LOT ON LIN- | Gon GS i OY ta a Darwen F Fates worwieton nae water: Foca hee dS 1-33 fs corremponding i gy Ae ~ How quickly do they 2 Samo. , ‘and re rn ¥ ‘Db & BI 3 % 4 oie SAU NGenbORD Gis raes DUGAN Gov Ft aw. Fruit Daeesi: “app to Wit i BAUNDERS 2 SO mee reel tis ss Those summer joys, sublime! SHOOTING STARS. poy * NER HO! it SALE—BARBER SHOP WITH TWO CHAIRS ‘What bliss if we could say “There are 3 \ BEAUTIEUL CORNER HOUSE IN | JOR SALE—oN LST. NEAR gx, TWO-STORY a OCH are = and and 4 No flies on Father Time!" iS dehy cc teepvne: atcha ae | Aas ee aes sees Ep FEES LS SERS | inva TN Biased. tae SO Sorin . ei a R SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GnO- ba i lot rR TE Taare OM v = ae Sar = Sites drice sa 30.) MDS DUG EN 3 Bega tndians sco e ae 3.7. BYE 3. f > ‘The printer who inadvertently made Oliver sinsen came off at “The Woodlawn,” Rockill, | OG tetmse' 82 pects “25” a te bo enee R, SALE—TWO GOOD BOILERS, 6 HORSE | having the details of the Gratulated on his mistake. for permit to %& ot, NW. E moved, vAbniy "MOKGAR “GEEaal® ERURIRE | fore att ISP ™y Unt & Cb. aie be and beara brick regime and al me E “18 | B17 eh ate new. eat a The song writers talk very sadly about OWNER HAVING LEFT THE CITY anode ’ ith st. near Sti od a FoR eee Li MY GooD ta, “foreign shores” and so on. But when itcomes aan Sayers wellsoudt, 6 rvome ana | ROR ALE CORCORAN ST . bet Y : ior feat PRE US, pee: alee, ageing Key” for the entertainment of the to the theatrical business the foreign showers omne: Price, 8,000. Po ep s0gD FOR CAMP MEET. nah pee cipal a — are the ones that get dollars and applaase. : E eat * = Le Ke and secon res} BS | Cokes ait iY or A.W. RELLEY 716'D et. we nd Min Koya a oaby prize “a tiny hand 2 icine a a dite 1-6 a ‘w. | POR SALE—a FULL SET OF TINNERS TOOLS, | 8! Sard Dance eee ee at ann | helent; 00 She midi} Gane aar vies. T TH between Sd. and ‘second-hand set im good con: | Attached a card bearing suitable verse. Of the | belong A "ea and awenents ad | PHCH, 89,900. iwi aa RS ere ARD S Fuge SeWILLTANS” BusteGay, | gentlemen's prizes Mae Emerich received the — D. STONE. SON Fst. mw. OR SALELIOTH BT f ia to Wpllder or lave auost’’ | fest Sit, Fedton the socom “I think, father,” said Farmer Begosh’s son, ‘sain ‘alaeoiaeess audieiichihaiihy NEAT LITTLE aaanias org basement press-prick 3 and be _ ROOKS, 616 12th at. FOr ste NEARLY NEW GROCI Rs WAGON Which was a covered dish bearing the simple “that I will go in for a litte more cultivation.” — SSE Susy leek wet RSG SRUOR ASE HOR Fre tard leek ahaa | eames cee open sadcsoarand | A gegetre wore rout” thereon ant cam-| "eau tigne’myhoy™ soles aid man; | Goad Serer Made by Bots Ladies and Oem Fie RMOIT FARK: SPLENDID TWO" | south frout: cheap at €2,000. 7. H BROOKS gid | 2 4h COLUMBIA STABLE, iim’ | Mr. Morgan, and. was highly appreciated. A | “T'm glad to hoar you say so. You'll find the tienen in the Several Events, Fonssli A rixenors ra Pexiaind buisnce wwouthiy price €4,500" KS | Ton GAT SOW BE-UET-OTH-ASD TTtooe, | POR BALES ae 210, | pleasant feeCure of tho svening wae the pre- | cultivator right dowa there in the bara. poeta eres auzui™ z ; ‘3 E ‘Be. ; casi: and balance monthly; price : 4 ¥. ‘anit and @nished DOSALDSON, teed F ote, hoor S. Jor ayxu tg alley ‘under ieatat 820 per month ad | 4,898 equal to now, \At_AUENBACH'S “Capital | sentation to Mrs. Potts, who has eo kindly and Narvrat Barpor, Va. FOR SSEESA VERY DESIRABLE ROOM AND | cos! and wood ‘yard; & splendid, Investment "at ‘the | Hill Drapch, Domestic sewing mach Nienanct Patterns. |s0 frequently served’ as timekeeper at these He thought one day to see the play; August $1, 1891. bath “story brick house: cemented cellar; in per- | Price, £1.10 per foot. ‘T. R. BROOKS, “ - : parties, of an after-dinner coffee cup by her ms x ‘The thirteenth anneal tournament of the fect order; neuhborhood on Cay i Hill; near sel-3t 616 12th st. n. Bex. SALE-MONKEYS, PARROTS, CANARIES, stituents. After the usual refreshments ‘Twas one he knew excelled; el furnished. WM B SALE CYERY DESIRABLE GROUND_Is ee EO RERLID SEW BIRD STORE, anda little conversation, the guests on dis- A large hat, neatly trimmed in gray, National Archery Association closed with every = 5 MEN ERD 743072 Bs. Ber foot | 272m" 7iz 12th st. nw. _| persing, at the approach of the small hours, Was all there he beheld. ‘one well satisfied with their scores, and pretty per toot | JOR SALE REMINGTON, CALioRAPH. Haat | voted ‘he evening to have been one of the most good scores they were, too. The prizes were = bet foot | weiion a quonal: Crandall’ Hail and World ‘Type- | enjoyable aud successful of those held this vea~ sree “ey pekxpediee tie cam atid i H i “Did you ever meet the famous bandit that & ae ec 2000 va. Derfoot | TAPEWRITER LACH SGH GIG g cee y weuet®, | son at that charming summer resort. you ee the newspapers are talking about so much, Mr. FOE ES Gest, HOMETIRE Six-noost | Relate alps St: ber st | POR SALE “OTTO Gas ENGINES, BOTH NEW | | Mr. and Mra M. Kaufman havo left the <r | Howest?™ =) Gia [Pyeegebaeyrenr-eortramars <1 F pate rae — a 5 west : ont and iy tc ard to'wide alley; €2,800, AL~ : Ge. gaiton “BSDALLUE eestor Recs. we raise | £088 fortnight's stay at New York, Long Branch | H70s yori Keeaasel Wh han one” The ladies succeeded in finishing their shoot- he — B57 6, aa Bbist sal ts Per eet | ye i nd Sanity of $008 iith| “Taba entectalaing?” ing on Saturday, but the gentlemen's ranges are DOR SAL SOME WN RY BRICK E fect front. We. per foot - waar ir. Wm. P. Manning and family ms - . [Se pee ee DT ERiADLEY. | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN ieibiemaiaan tania & rhe “Not very. so much longer and require so much time in ni alll 7 5 carefully built F st. n. = - P “ 7 ing to and from the target that they were personal uy ervisiom ant Bist-class inewery | Ton SALELOOLUMBIA TIFIGHTs. - PERSQ, | \Y ANTED—TO BORKOW €3,200 AT 6 PEE CENT | after a month's absence from the city. "What did he say?” pend is ak mall Snag he Oo Ook coreoven for luapection. For tart Ee a = = a Teal eelate: tat Gy. ate Ane ea es > = Le HERFORD, | toot: Ot Phe dusterkDT a BENDIS | stoouat; ttle company’s cadcatee “Gente cemeetes | Mre, Charles E. Davie, who has been spending | “He said ‘hold up your handa' = round. ai ‘ O27 Fat. nw. | (deed of trust); no commission. Address B.L., Star | the «ummer at Hamilton, Va., has returned to —— f 7R_1STH AND BOUNDAR JOR SALE-LOTS OF FRONT AND DEPTH TO | seis | ber howe, 1121 I strest northwest Tt is stated by authorities that royal infants ge ngety ponte wage fn my J Esiazy, Scream belek: all bod. ape Fistureiaser on S28 netwobiocks flour att 10 | [OSEX TO LOAN OW REAL EBTATE-PLOMPE should invariably be baptized in reign-water. Mr. aud Mrs. F. W Ting, R. T. MoCann and a K. and on electric car liny, 5 cents per foot: splendid tion to all applications, as en semi eetie chnuce for a builder. HOWARD P. OKIE, 1209 Con- ORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, wife, Mrs. W. 4. Meroy and Miss Meroy are at Decticut ave. uz. | —8uS1-1m 921 Fat. n.._| the Seasi “ be in fair shape to compete with their English neighbors in 1898 at Chicago. They are already will ide Hotel, Ocean City, Md. She said “good night;” she said it o'er, laying plans for agrand meet at the world’s FOE SERRE oF TH mabie: near ears | FOR ,SALETHE | CHEAPERT LOT Ix THE | NONEY TO LOAN IN BNALE AMOUNTS.WITH-| irq, H. B. Juunco of 1628 16¢h street will sail pew tar lon d fair an4 desire to" make it an intornational houses on Canto! B 2 th tudes fot Sr00 te altoy' rice sehen co gb AO: | Listed stocks ana ‘otuer goed seomit™™” TRE | for Kurope per steamer Olty of Nee York on ins Gad Macc maces affair and extend an invitation to all arebe: =5 Sstiook’em New Hanupsinee aisune ond: vers cenaaar: | imtevest eau te returned an fastalfentsa fenieee Wednesday morning. Mr. James bas been in re trent apa the world over. * i: E ST gery. cable road mow, Being, constru: ted on 14th Soe Ue, Siar ofc. = - a ill health fcr some months and it is hoped that And still she wasn’t through. The double York round consists at 10h on ae Pressed: eo a Nico YOU 'f MONEX?—810 TO 100 TOLOAN rows at 100 yards, 96 arrows at 80 yards ani gb FA sb gabe’ tor ghey ES ww sh ECO" Deke TARE MONERI—g10 5 Pianve, horers, | te 8a voyage may do him good. yards, 96 y ‘The above i= oniy 3 =o SBrcours: tot 402100 to Tis strange how different people ares + gece on Janene, howseio:d goods or ciuer ‘personal property: | Mrs. A. H. Cragin, wife of ex-Benator Cragin -~ qtvloemepes-s arrows at 60 yards iS “"Por fail lst call at olfee for beiensn 93.000. y FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS: seater Wo Pence aysble 42 weakly of monthly | oy 54, Hampshire, 's convalescent from her carina oyna) a ee bai . : paras Labeler * Thadress Box 16, 4 ‘The gentlemen's scores are given in the order : 3 watery sewer aad Andrew Hoxt®, Star office. “auldctin". | recent severe illness, and hae been removed | 2Xclaimed it once—'twas heard afar, : ain an : te 3p Moxey! from Garfield Hospital to their bome on I ‘And that proved quite onoug sp lnae ean “indow br 2 oat. | Metco 1 real estate | street. a ‘ete - E IN CAMBOLI, ST. BET Ist 3 ‘OK SALE-ON NORTH SIDE FLORIDA AVE, | xUEtS:proupt lication 7 Beore. 3 NOTHING BUT BLAINE'S DEATH, | 1, W. Maxson. 719 ros SaLE_THE ie F 73 aoe fone OH AE mews Besse Morbnne, | Hy ONEY TO LOAN IN SUNSTORTE AI6AND of Tolabeasse seers Peay ee re T. F. Seott 533 es axed, wae r = WASHUN DAN ve BUCAR SO Fh MU ROAR ON SUMS TOBUrE 747 Sih street southeast, where they will be | 1% Be Opinion of Senator Washburn, Will | J. Benckonsicin, sur BUS poe mows, very cheap at ke. per Got on Cor. sth and Sa a MERE eT 73 aus THANK TRAWEIRGS 200 Fe. age, » | pleased to see their friends. Prevent His Nomination. aun eee ee ee aa JOR SALE_VENY PRETTY TWO-STORY AND oe Colas ‘ (Aue Artington Eire Ths. Co, solflos i th JOR SALE-DESI“ALLE HOUSES FoR Homes| FO% SA" ig bay-window brick on Hortuer Pace | qycO%® 8 Columbia Heizhte at o bargain; 10081 MOSEX, FO LOAN IN LANGEANDSMALLSUMS | Mr. and Mrs. Goo. R. Cook, accompanied by | Senator Washburn of Minnesota thinks there ‘contaue'§ rooms, beth, collar, and all mod. a or investment. Also a fine lot on 14th st. near Kenesaw, Columbia : 7.5: - 29, of interest on approved realestate | Miss Emma Bartlett of Capitol Hill, who have | b48 been a conspiracy of defamation to drive B® BEG Oth, storiea and cellar, 17.5190, | itp. ‘rent, £21.50 pon thon price al a0. GULL, & WHITE, 1114 Fat, | Dig bbUr oe Colmubie KK. Pe LEtvOL Dee. we | Miss Ema ping at the “Dunmore Cottage” ut | Secretary of State Blaine from *he presidential : st. m.w., 6 rooms, bath, lot 16x110, only | auv9.3t or. 1 SSS camara | ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIbeD AT Washington ve, have returned home. field. The Senator is on his way home after a | Geo. Bouckenstein E car Fast Capitol st., 2new houses, 6 rooms, | J{CR SALE—HANDSOME TWO-ST near 14th I. i Miirest retencr inten Miss Annie and Alice Campbell have gone for | long tour in Europe. “A deliberate attempt | D. F. McGowan. Jatt ond cellar. chea/cormer: elegaat ueichborbood, butid:ng tay-window Lous | than erurrent P Uated within. the a 4 ety 4 Ww. ; contains | 1s, 0. near North Cap , 10d. im} anl>-i ._ | Yond titwe ni fi @ short visit to friends in Maryland. was made,” said the Senator yesterday after-| This York round is a very long and tiresome stot st., 10 rooms and bath, | Bested by surmuce; 16: 19x00. eh 700. LOT ON 47H | *ation of papers; commissions reasonable. FFL : Pile SPIRES 0 | arr are cape tan af da earmmnnn, of Oxpitol | noon im an interview in Chicago, to convince | ous, for it requires eo much walking for the ar- ; 3 Fst. bet. 2. KIDS; price oly | yy15.0 1:324 F st.nw._ | Hill are sojourning at Annapolis, Md. the world that Mr. Binine’s health was broken | (yy ting the 100-rerd cetatamy Nehr tape erase is aver, : jfpor saLe-on i r : NE MoSEX ho GOAN IN SONS To sUrr ON AP] | Mr. A. H. Hoover and family have roturned | and that his brilliant mind had failed. aim is necessarily many feet above the target, a ee sg | payureute ” © Fmt mais, payanls in goer moOthly | trom the mountains of Virginia. “They are trying to ruin Bisine’s reputation, | but it makes a very pretty sight to see the ar- concrete cellar under entire house; good lot to alle; : I yl 512 Lith st. Lieut. Everett Hayden, U. 8. N., Mrs. Hay-} not only in this country but also in Europe. It | row dart from the bow and curve high into the ” . ONEY TO LOAN, den and Masters Reynolds and Herbert sailed | is a noticable fact that all attacks on Blaine | + then drop geutly into the target. 'N DANENHOWER, ean a I o Seance WASH'S Sots bitiraed G sis, ; w 2 AT THE LOWERS RAne CETARD. cp, | from Now York on the Lahn this morning for | re oeesty fectieatateteack® on, Blaine 7OR SALE oT a OS as x * | a brief visit to Germany. fore I wailed I saw Mr. Blaine at Washington. F at, bet BCom, PE te 3.000 | E'“tear &. to alley; pricey REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Miss Kate Ackerman of Syracuse, N. ¥., who | He told me he was in excellent health. When st. bet. ati, and dehy bh, mi, 10 ‘ R. O. HOLTZMAN, has been visiting some of the principal seaside | 1 read these stories in English papers [ at first st und Feb he us ty 500 i ay Gor. 10th and ¥ sis, m.w._| resorin will be the meee of Mee nite paid zo ‘attention to them. Coming back % SKIEDT NO DESI ee ONEY TO LOAN ON ENDOWMENT LIFE AND | of Capitol Hill until October. om Cape North I gota copy of the London : POk SALE—TWO DESIRABL MoRntine insurance pobaeet paises aaD : Times at Doutheim. ‘The first thing I saw was ite. UTxht side und rear aiteys, 4k Shaned fat cheat cach Brice aL""RUACHESUS, | Mr. and Mrs. John J. Malone were registered | 7 flaming dispatch from Bar Harbor annownc- aieaid 118) WASTER D VER, | Wiis F et. uw. Fa pg | tthe Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, last week, en | ing that Blaine was dying, I cabled Senuvor a © | MOSEL 70, LOAN LARGE AMOUNTS ALWAYS | route to Boston, Newport and other cities. Hale and promptly got a reply that Blaine 1th ofp. w.; comer. cheap at 04.500. - bet. be y Fates Uf interest. Installment lous with diveral were | Mr. A. B. Halland wife hava been spending | was steadily improving. But I was scared and store aut dwelling om 7th st. Bb j ane 5 uum Good Lutiding loans will always be considered, isiti De- | 80 were all the Americans in Europe.” aa ven, | Secimaaiuusne itgyncotaterasecusiya: | the month of August visting friends in ; hand 1th, stone h, «ini, Lirs OSH © per cent for long of short troit, Saginaw and Bay City, Mich. They have| In conclusion the Senator said he was of the aes lirs, ami. - 16. - ~ F. x ; SMITH & SONS, | now started one yachting trip to Dulut = = han — bat = — th | e month p bet JOR SALE—A VALUABLE Piic Je16-te aisFst.n.w._| ing in tho great lakes, aud will return about | tory refusel to run can prevent Mr. Blain ee et +00 | f cor, Mermon ave. 1st apd O ts: now. MOSE®, WANTED AND To [aN—PAKTIES | September 15. nomination by acclamation..‘The Senator be- Lh st. ne. near B, comer storeand or st, bh splendid iuvation; tauat be sold ‘af once to este ati ed | auton, eecuced by dweds of trust, ioraciesr "US" | Sigs Gillian Lyon of Georgetown, Ohio, who | Heves a free silver bill will be passed by the 20," ‘i 4 pgress, bi 1 a Ser but myd-te ieetethestcacs has been visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie | Re2',Congtess, both House and Senate, the President. a Thompson of 1349 Corcoran. street, left last saaltcersis: emcees EAL ESTATI PST MENT, Tucsday for her home. ‘The Argentine Republic. Mr. Charles Thompeon left last Tuesday for! THe annual report of Senor Costa, Argentine ‘@ short visit to Ohio. minister of forcign affairs, has just been re- ‘O'BRIEN, 3 F st. vacant lot on 9 Us bb, Ors. . PALE OR EXCHANGE—BEAUT per month: . a -. 200 on EUCLID PLACE, tacing 14th st., 50 feet front; vs 1 JOHN "0." JOHNSON, | ony'sT. COR. 12TH ‘AND G N. Ww. ‘antington Place, west of 14th st., fronting south, )OR SALE—I_HAVE ONLY A COUPLE LEFT OF | %1. s bath, sco 3.300 | Fiktee Siecant new stony and Seles bes ainaoy aiktnnesew ave. and 15th st., southern exposure; side Cass. AY ShiELDs aw bricc houses on Est. cor. 2d ne. These houses con: | Sey : by the bureau of American republics. : eer WE —a | (4p,rTows, bath and-all mod: inips.. und are the beat |, ptouehton st, pear 14th st., an elegant lot: large ALEXANDRIA. rerisanegd aa ce 7ka sascha ae : 7 wuilt small houses in the city ; solid’stone steps, ‘Choice ots in Glen Echo, 10c. and upwards, ys that Tees wos sca: sx Soh none lina Price, #4.400 and #4,500. ‘Teri's, §000 cash aud bal- ce is m Echo. 10s. and ups <0 Fr. real industries of the country have never been XBOX | ance monthly. “For further perticulars apply ant gu0e, 2% 1 Col : chang ar z THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. more prosperous than now. The enormous} Mr. Maxson succeeded in getting 53 out of aa i, mand houses to exche 8u29-6t JOHN 0. ne. : The issue of permits for attendance on the | U0" . 144 arrows into the smiling tri-colored face so HHESsox, cor. 12thanaca.__} Mein acco a no hile pcblis ochbche wea Beciidahias Psaboty rise in lend prices at quiended to break faraway. The medal for this round i & very weaat: | 2018. oS SEEN. 208 7h st-2-"-—| building this morning and at noon several ings and the immigration department. has SS oa mn Rent, FER? | Mon 6,00 aps are e ea OM 8:00 | hundred permits had been granted. The ap- | vast areas of land at the disposal of settlers. | Mr. Maxson before. | nodelty.? SO on svarered eee at plicante for permits were required, as has been | The area under tillage in 1891 exceeds anything THE POTOMAC ROUND. " *._ | customary, to show that their fathers, if living, | before known, and new colonies have been s-| ‘The Potomac round is a comparatively new — OXET Ty EGAN AT SAND GPEN CENT ON | had paid’ 50 cents poll tax to’ the cor-| tablished in Santa ‘Fe, Entre Rios and Cor- Bean, ; ‘OR SALE_HA. Pee ay Mrs sshd | is beanie SOR SALE—ONLY ¢: Tal D. — round and not vei lar. It consists of ; PALISADES OF THE PoTOM. spproved tes Du delays. oration of | Alexandria, This require- | doba Some difficulty is experienced in gath- | Vents tour arrows cath at eighty, seventy and ne gas Ott Sut a is. ee eee ee ahs vb Fao. | ment has given the city tax collector con-| ering in the enormous crops expected. In | Srenty four arro wid 2 BOW, terms ¢ s NIEICENT VILLA SITES—OF ONE OB MORE a siderable business in ® small way today. | spite “f the crisis there were — Score. For full part.cu.afs end peruit call at office of Core ooo Tas es Maris to vist st loweat rates, on approved reat | At the exandnation for teachers just held in | migrants in 1890" and” 84,050 during the | 1, w. Maxson. Sa McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, t deep to 3 ine estate securt:y. ENG" ‘OX & BROWN, Alexandria county and city the questions used | six months ended June 30, 1891. These | 1° p i 245 sae Bed eae oe ea) 1437 Penpsylvani were those sent from Richmond, as the exam-| are chiefly frieuds of people ‘already in the = Corner 10h ont Cm aw. ——— PALISADES OF JE POTOMAC, OSEY TO LOAN GN BEAL ESTATE AT EOW | ination questions ere now the eame throughout | agricultural colonies. The immigration de- iss nee a oe ee DANESADREE DE the state This is the first time that questions | partment, which cost €1,687,000 in 1899, will : in subo wants howe: monthly payments ov cas; ovr THE PUI “| Seamer SOs 5/4" | from Richmond have been used. not entail an expense of more than $300,000 ~4 fies who wants howe: monthly payments or cash: | TERMS, tn every case, 10 SUIT THE PURCHASER. | anuG: ae “4 $260,000 1 (508 ‘The oxprees 5 “ termsersy. ACKER & GADSBY, ‘1008 F st. as: joBtiue Of Our choice Lutiaing lots can be Loughe as EE, ey ay . Fetcnerilion iacko haem conan ¥ 145, Fieindow breed brick, 436 din at ae Masi | gos case, patance, S°%irart MoxTHLY Pay HOTELS. Very much regret is expressed here at the | from €2,500,000 to. $1,150,000 by the closing of | DT, NT : 4 extra rusk rooms, chun slowet, at uaodera toro ba JOR RENT-ELEGANT KOOMS, LANGE, FRONT, | death of Prof. H. C. Spencer of Washington. | the legation® at Vieuing, Brussels, Borns, Lis: | De ction : 4 ents, Rood newhborhood a bright. cozy howe. Ad- | SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARF. NOW BEING dures Fil" modern, Gut ereet; mew Louse: new furni- | He had many friends in this city, having given as — 4 : Mexico and by other measures of ¢ a Mt forms cesy. "Unaite of owner, WILLIAM MAYSE. | :/SECELD ON PHOFEKIY ALREADY BOLD.” | ue; all usdern iuprovenehie. larve, tack Tome. | oot efficient aid to the public schoola here by ae 2 ors. rn 76 lw’ | pIRBSe EUBGHASING ROW sreoureto REALIZE | “sul5 annual instructions in penmanship at the insti- <ases Seren 5 ot a 18 ragad ee Gat fares nse sca cogk Wtanws worer. tute and by giving the Alexandria teachers free vife 4 "5. John-| This modal’ was aiso won by Mr. Maxson. at Company's oftice. a. ave. and 14th st., instruction in that art at the Washington Busi-| Rebecca Weigmann has, by Mr. J. J. m- The ladies made up in scores what they lacked wi .D.0,_ | meas College. son, filed a bill for divorce from John L. Weig-| in numbers and shot exceptionally well, The = ce ———— eoree! mann. They were married at the Foundry M. | double natioral round is 96 arrows at 60 yards FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. EBBITT HOUSE, The choir of St. Mary’s Church, Mr. | E- Church November 14, 1875, and have three | and 48 arrows at 50 yards. jolt SALL-A SUGND GENILE Di VING AS VASHINGTON, D.C. : children living, aud she charges desertion and THE COLUMBIA ROUXD. MeIshELL & MeLEnaAN. ue z Sa Fertdile Torte’ price 80, ‘Address HORSE, ‘Stor mAsETN ON ple read reanlst, lett here yesterday | non-support for more than five years. Mrs. Howell holds the championship on the FOR SALE-A_ LOVELY E x NCE a 5 aay nheapin caine Soo rear SE CSTE Columbia round and also on the national. Fat one NEAR PlelELNTH Siteey NOnTHWEST. | FON SALE JUSC RECEIVED FROM KENTUCKY ITISTRY it ee A Serious Accident. Hits. A Hiorvushly well-built taee-story, basement and | ine horwen, s uduiber of finely matched teauss: alsu'a ___DENTISTR : ‘This is the frst Catholic church. im, Westrocg, | Yesterday afternoon Mr. John Counselman Mra. Howell. 104 Bath roms, MODEIN TLUMBING. wine eon tro | PME gLL HORSES ARE. TO BE SOLD QUICKLY, Sek STHAND EX.W. | land county and will be dedicated by Bishop | of Tenleytown met with a serious accident. As| Miss Georgietta Clark M4 and are at such prices as will inake 4 “ ai ; isi sechP Rligatlon Yo uit sed tn extract Van de Vyver of Richmond. he was alighting from his buggy corner of 22d | Mre. Graf. oe . BEAUT “ “= ae eee 3 nd crowns inserted. 3 Mr. T.'O. Troy, the new superintendent of | street and Pennsylvania avenue his right leg M4 fireplace ent closets throukh- ‘ HE EVANS DENTAL PARLOK: PA. AVE, | the Midland division of the Richmond and Dan- | between the knee and ankle was broken shor, | > pon BB Fe bigs el a TO Canny | A on-w, Teeth extracted positively without pain ot | ville railroad, vice Mr. J. 3. B. ‘Thompson, | off. the bones protruding through the skin. - 4 ma Ost now: bandon crik | Lovey bard and wretusward, sucubbery, vines and | Hous tou tut very ite SEABLES?ootariai; | Saree, uae by'us uly" Lome ate plaststaad | Promoted, hasarrived hereand assumed charge | The price aubulanee touk him to Providence Senge a oe ~ will be su ‘whole or im par! — . Apply WILLAKD'S MOLLE SLA S, corner 14 rapor, So of the office. : Hospital. m oB, with, house, ot 2x100 to alley. Price | S957 1g rae pINEST PRIVATE DWELLING | Sufi stout S013 _| Reasonable peicens un Townsend Wiles 2anke* | Of these will be a special grand pes ee nee ghows wonderful skill in the bandling of her " BERMANN. 1900 Fst | US, TEE CHEE FOR SALE AT THE Pe SALE-A HANDSOME. | WELL-BRED BAY | 7) ENTAL INFIRMARY —NATIONAL UNIVER: | poration court which tmecta bere on the famn A Husband's Answer. en ee “5 P25. 000. e, Oyerrs old: sound ahd Kentlo: rae ae one : : : Foe pecait to images “orne and wood drivers indy can ride Or drve | seqett"{_ commer stand Ki. rate fF all the instant, at which indictments will be found in] In the case of Carrie Lee Hurley against alan, Ae, Apply to q Fun wath peste t aciety. rd. | Sost of macerialss * ‘telo-e | the vi llips-Smith murder case and in other | paniol Hurley for ® divorce the defendant, by ee aul7-6t * 3 nquure at Ll hey . The democratic city committee has fixed on | Messrs. Church and Stephens, has filed answer. De a eee ay eres | GOIN instant na Ago dale fot thay eee He denies the charge of adultery with Emma : election for the senatorial convention. james or other persons, and ‘makes Tr RE ore oc i le ee weauiie | Col. J.S. Dortch has been found dead near Had a Hemorrhage. wotecll Soy ees y murrer to the fifth count, in which he is charged EUKOPE HAs | Martin, a distance of eight miles from Carnes-| Henry Jackson, a colored driver for Barber with being an habitual drunkard for two years, ste ed tiate tara: | ville, Ga. He fell from his buggy, breaking his | & Ross, was attacked with a hemorrhage of the | stating that such drunkenness must continus oe F ¢ residence of a gentisinan leaving th caty. It is situated on Kode Island ave. (north sid’ Bear Scott Circle; contains 14 rooms, two bath: closets; back stairway; op W HOUSES ON ces in all the ~~ nud, stylish aud tasty aso neck. Col. Dortch was a lawyer by profession | nose at the Baltimore and Potomac depot last | for three years to be good ground for a divorce. arness and backboard of ‘the best = ; pein into = > et leather ress af and had been prominent in public and political | night, and became so weak from loss of blood Sar a 3 AES | Bake OEM BIA STABLES Veil Jobngonave.. | affairs for many years, and was the father of | that he was sent to the Emergency Hospital. ‘Two Serious Wounds. re : ; Sas Thero were two rather severe wounds to be “ 3 SOUR, ae oe & Dortch, the editor of the Carnes- mae a at the Emergency Hospital today. The Re. VU rooins, * ; : ne . raed, — —— oe REE & GAD» ieee Six years ago, when Miss Ellon was only| Last night aboyt9:30 o'clock Charles Xander, | #F#t one was the, caso ae — SETS fourteen years of age, she established « weekly | employed at the Schuetzen Park, was badly | Zou", De"nth @peiper in an ice. wagon, who paper to defend her father during » political | burned about the faco and hands while at-| distance while trying to chop off « chunk cf me Livery ehbere’: | canvass. So successful was she that she shut tempting to extinguish a kerosene — whick. | cool commodity. tall opposition, made money, and three | had’ exploded. “He ‘was stionled by tise faiad by De. A@iduenn, whe tian’ yours later paid her own way for s year in| Geaheat = 7 He was attended by ‘inson, who foun: SEE-STORY AND BASEMENT 1. 7th bet. Qand Rn $12.00) va iW " ad bath, ohn w. 6.090 | KOH SALE-WE HAVE 8S 4210R, O st CASH CUSTOMERS For improved and unimproved city and suburban real estate. List you: property with us, WHITE & KLEINER, jOl SALE—A BAY COLT FIVE YEARS OLD. that the radial artery had been ex; by the Pee ee | mia Sint Soc SMUANL GSS Tye | Metre Dame Academy, Ealtimors a scol of ae bag, Marlee oh ree cttee x ee: 7 on eturning lat year she resumy re The that idal. : J BAS DAP ot si cane | SABLE. denned Ssh. BeBe | nertapor snd vigorously cttscked ie Warnes A Bult for Standen, ° ™, in a sawmill, S. | Alliance. To get even with tue daughter the | Wm. and Annie E. Heath have, by Campbell | O10red, employed in a» saggy tse icy avrepreneaied. | aliance people proferred charges of malfeas-| Carrington, filed suit against Augustine | morning. “The second. finger cy ‘ine, {hie pository and Stables, 16v to | ance against Col. Dortch, at that time county Montegreffo for $5,000 for slander. They set a sox poe ea oe y siciria” |commusioner of education, Having, coutral | forth Ghat dafondacts to tafe eed ne | Sack of akin Sere he ed by. October toscare: De ea aa NEES Oe rein pale oft attaeeie a ao. | bec gsc nanlel Cal Aapeal MUicoaSatce ates Nallectsin senlprer ae : , bet to ior © | Col. sonenaae sor Sacsiaang tt astern Wek | gy EetSne a toe maine we BENSAATS, BIST | Hoeigen ely. coe oe Col, Dertel, guiity of ood sam ta x wher Hall dressed wound. ‘The p moved to tue Freedman’s Hospital for further OR SALE—A LOT OF HORS His daughter, by @ personal appeal to Gov. | and concerning her: “She is » bad woman | care. ¥. T. KAISER, Room 4, Atlantic building. Fox AEE DARGAINS- So MISTAKE. 1A LOVELY COTTAGE HOME AT (e19 HF, D : wel ‘apitor il : ere. $., ES ferns, Aloo. #-Fc0 DOR SAL F : scription. suitable foy alk purl ove st,a low grice | Northen, secured @ hearing before the state | and keeps a bad house and it can be proved, ere newly yavermt: Gn ‘95,000. $1,000 cash: | 4 PARP P Le ar fet to reduc ek, LITTLEFIELD & ALYOKD, | board of education. It was while returning | and that Annie E. Heath kept a bad” house ‘THE COURTS. oe TON LEWIS, 130 F st. | 5-room dwelline bo + — = 3 from this hearing that Col. Dortch wae killed: | and had men and women there. for’ tapes N Ist ST. S.£.. DET. BAND G | of shade apt well B hae, Pate AL rare Oe BARD SHInEY FO His deughter now announces thet she will con-| purposes,” by means of which grievanbe she Equrrr Covrr—Judge James. iy, press Urick. bay wintow: lot WO h - ineely 0° | yeasouabiey aad Svat to be ue fepe| tiate the publication of her paper for the pur- | hug sulfated in her Dusinessef drésamaiicg, see | oday eS ee ae ee avideon e equare frou the Capitals inst | sented. Ni SCHLEGEL, 400 tus. uw. 206” | pose of making things het for her father's tra oH ——_. appointed guardian ed litem. | Cooksey ast a T sow betnar constract Oat RES CE 7-ROOM DWELLIN OR SALE, HIRE OK EXCHANGE—ON Easy | ducers. Pepe ty Real Estate Matters, White, rf =! dé 5 ud 1 c by 4 wale ‘tified finally and reference to au- sa) Bc cgi, Gad BERR: a pcan. "| suze cnt tomoas eet eivions raat acer a et Father Kemp is Not Dead. Wm. Faust has purchased for 95,800 of | ditor’ Hurt eat Hurt sale retified nial, | National round gold medal, Mra. Howell. = == DUCKETY & FORD. SS SS y A Boston special says that Father Kemp is not | George P. Yost, sub 86, square 40918368 feet | Parlott agt. Smith; auditor's report ratified | Columbia round gold medal. Mrs, Howell, IK : Fomebine the cigy in ths Distrit Soames ats FOR SALE-CARKIAGES, "WAGONS AND BUG. | dead, a# crronecusly announced in two New | ou public space formed by Maryland and Vir- ais dintcieakonersecsd. Biapars Doseatcay, Flight shooting gold medal. Mist Cooke. Ane BO Rew OATES © THOM from Cavitol- $400 per were.” HOWAKD 2-"OKLE, r rosetta ta" COUR. the crusted rere | York newspapers. Inquiries made at his place | ginia avenues between Sth and 9th streots junior. medal. mee | Wee : Boor & Atlantic vutidiug, — | 1300 Conn. ave. ash: " w22" | of business were met by the statement from his | southwest. at D_CobxER ox ara ex. | A ¥Y ONE WITH A YEW HURDRED DOLLARS =a ton that he ia in as good health as could be ex-| "Marie L. Wilcox has bought of W. L. Bram-| onio yesterday destroyed” several stl furuta.utvha fviciass coud | Here pcOats Wil be large and uo rink. Adem box FOR SALE—PIANOS. pected of a an of his advanced years Mr. pal tee Sees 69-22. 8x120 ‘a lose of from €15,000 to €30,000. i for outaealing Bier ome. esse : me : a } - x and far Napatory and aos +4 arrauted for ten years. 174'lg ith st. n.w. He obtained his nickname of ‘Father a au9-St Boon. 8, Atantie bs map of, country ibinty ities sround West ‘sent % —____w cans ran from having condueted « series of old A Brutal Conductor, FPR SAEEBYEDW, A PAULI. £00. 1ooay | Hs pAee,risees for sents J 5 OMsaib-im” | 7:08 sALELPIANO, DYRIGUT GEA Sime 04.20 fa + ALL | concerts some years, He was the ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: Jos ne L JOT MEYER HEIGHTS, €220 sno reasouable' oftur reltised, “Address em by 4B: | and for many yours. the tor of the only | 4 most bratal, wanton and cowardly act was Miitary road between t se fueduct rege york | Stat ofice. See o__| evel Savertetaasent af ites Hint witnessed on Pennsylvania avenue last evening me Bee : é Gra SEAR HWE SINE Soom | aly ONE RL Nin Eos gy teat From Fert ieriace on paymmate of E10 rer agatha ‘The Bride Was Easity Discouraged. about 4:30 o'clock on board street car No. 46. Spooitiecte ioe bty orm upey St. exe fou eect fonds ih adem Tere Sree Mary Wells, a pretty dressmaker of Detroit, | The car was well filled and as it came down the OMPSUR, Hoos 8, Atlantic building. | | Tn mibiePepearsvanis ove. ‘was married on Saturday to the man of her | avenue the little newsboys would mount it Wf ST. NEAR A NW. Fwo- | “ES ee _the Lanting Fiene Howse. | hice, About 3 o'clock Sunday night she was | insnticipation of selling their papers. As each ory cud. basetient; 7 od.us and bath iectr ‘ BARGAIN IN AN UPRIGHT | caught by a policeman just as she was throwin ghted on the: conductor i I il i fl ! We it Hie Bru itt RANGE. mbles because one person carrics off the Firgest number of prizes—all realize it takes long practice and hard work. M: departed with as many decorations #e the Emperor of Germany and was loaded with con- gratulations. cke THE GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS, It Adjourns Today to Meet at Berne, Swtts- erland, in 1894, The session of the international geobogioal congress closed today at the Columbia Ustver- sity. Nothing was done save to determiue that the next mecting of the congress should be at Berne, Switzerland, in 18M. Addresses were offered by the geologists from abroad ackmowl- ing with thanks the courtesies bestowed @pon them here in Washington and responses of « suitable nature wore made by Prof. 8. F. Em- mons, Maj. Powell and others A vete of | thanks was specially rendered to Seoretry | Noble and another to the authorities #f the university. Tomorrow most of the visiting geologists will start on @ western trip, comprising twenty- nd including trip through the ¢ National Park, Utah, Col , ee. cin ver the Balti more and Ohio. The train arrangem be in charge of Mr. Luther L. Hol Mr. Charles O. Perkins of Nr. C. F. Chander « charge of the bagi geological surve; | part of the trip.” The train will be veetibaled aud made up of © baggage car. the sleeping care Alabama, Greylock, Whitcomb and Oor- inthia, dining car Lturbide and the observation car Harvard. —_— DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. STREET RATLWAY DFLINQUENCTER. Assessor Trimble has called the attention of the Commissioners to the Part of several street railway comppuiee to comply with the law requiring street railway companies using horses asa motive pay an aunval license, and requests Missioners to take sume action on th ‘The matter was brought before the morning d the case referred to the orney for his opinion. BIDS OPENED. opened bide for the exclange of one of the old fire engiuasfor ane ne and the following were received: Pitcher of Clapp & Jones Fire Engine Company, $3,900 and old engi exchange. Manchester locomotive works, £4,000 and ald engine. Le France Fire Engine Company, $4,000 and old engine: The cont Jones company. A PRIITION YOR a SEWER. The property owners and residents jn the Vicinity of Ist and N streets northwest have joined in a petition to the Commissioners eall- ing attention to the urgent needs of u sewer om Ist street between New io street northwest; also that the sa ondi- —\ tion of Ist street from New Ye enue to P street northwest be locked into and the same | —~ be graded and regulated this year. - AN UNSANITARY STATION. a Several days ago Police Surgeon M. B. #trick- ler wrote a letter to Maj. Moore calling «tten- tion to the unsanitary condition of puiioe sta | tion, No.1. The drainage, he said, was detee- tive’ and water is coustantly ste in the cellar and there is no drainage the back yard. ‘The matter was referred to the health oftice and Inspector Heird sustained ] ‘twill be awarded to the Clapp & | the doctor in Lis report, saying that the tation j 48 so situated as to render it damp and g\ unhealthy Also that the soil upon which it is constructed is marshy, and after 0 almost every rain water backs up frvm the sewer. ‘The building as it now stands, be usd, jis unfit for the sleeping quarters of che me | that precinct. Itis in such @ deplorable ' dition that it should at once receive the at tion of the autho Buile to low He reporte todey that the bad condition of the place is canggerated and the building is in the same condition it has been sinc it was erected. The dampness in the cellar he explains is due to the backflow of water during heavy storms, the sewer jn the street not being suiliciently deep to allow for proper e. — BLOWN Ur BY Gas. Sad Accident to Inspector gloff of the Water Department. ‘My God, Mr. Bell, P've been blown up!” ex- ¢cla‘med Inspector C. F. Egloff of the water de- partment as he staggered into the office of the chief clerk of the water office this afternoon shortly after 1 o'clock. ~ His face resembled a piece of raw beef, and” his bands were terribly burned. The aceides happened at the gus works of the Washington Gaslight Company at the foot of 12th street southeast. Inspector Egloff was engaged in reading the water meter, which is located in a pit about 150 fect from the gas works, when au explosion oc- curred. It seems that when he entered the pit he de- tected the escaping gus and warned the ‘man who was with him not to strike a match. He did not heed his warning, however, and an explosion immediately followed. Tt was fem to leurn the extent of Mr. Egloff's injuries, as he soon became so weak that he couldn't talk. He was removed to bis home, on North Capitol street. tt atte Relics of Christie Warden. A.search was made yesterday in Mr. Wer- den's cattle barn at Hanover, N H., in which murderer Frank C. Almy hid for so long @ time wathout detection, and result.d in the finding of the necktie case which Christie Warden gave her murderer as « Christmas gift. Other articles were also found, among them a silver napkin ri e penciled sketches made by 4 fret i it i