Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1891, Page 3

4 THE EVENING’ STAR: WASHINGTON: B. ¢: ___FOR SALE---HOUSES. ‘FOR SALE—EOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Fee LE OR RENT NEW GROOM HO lot E. Ub SALE -atony ips BUSINESS LOT BELOW Cl Fo. ‘O. Rat 12th and Pa. ave.s.e. 5 st. n.w., Just above Rhode furnished, Wa UAPry, Tonesiown, Wee AO Apply 2 | Siatey traane. tot 2! eae 7 fa toeel Za: | garken Rouse Gotuer residence, S-stery tai aitie’ | Gulag ot "ake WORTHINGTON Si DOR SALE 8.4 WILL BUY A trick. Tor. and bach, semast oF ‘THE WASHINGTON ASYLUM. Supt. Stoutenburgh Submits His Annual Re- port to the Commissioners. THE SUICIDES FUNERAL, Marie Kraemer Will Be Buried This After- ‘Boon im Congressional Cemetery, FALL HANDICAP GAMES. Large Nember of Entrice for the Columbia a county T OPERATIONS DURING THE LAST FISCAL YEAR—DE- ‘THE CERTIFICATE GIVEN a8 MARIE WOLFF—FUR- gr Se natn paneer yeas honse on I*h st mw. between Q and Rj sven | jue tules; prive.- fot siLe_we Ave A EW oxiol | Btes" walk CRRASE IN THE NUMBER OF PRISONERS AND THER GossIP as TO HER RELATIONS wrrn | i Athletic Club will take place Saturday to eth aud cellar, kot 1GUxNO; alley. ‘This 1s OS SALEC WE SAVE A Rew LOTS, Sori | § Race, © ernoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. The entries wey cha ‘ Pend ey FEWER SMALL BOTS IN THE WORK HOUSE—THE WOLYP—HI8 WIFE AND TWO CRILDREN—MES. FEMALE DEFARTMENT—ESTIMATES FOR NEXT wean, The operations of the Washington Asylum for the last fiscal year are embraced in the an- nual report of Intendent W. H. Stoutenburgh, which was submitted to the Commissioners to- day. The daily average number of persons for these games are unusually large and some great sport isexpected. The entry list con- tains rome good men from othet cities and clubs, as tn the case in the earlier games-of the. Columbia Club this season, The medals offered for the competition are made after the same general design as heretofore, but with some improvements. There are two styles and are KRAEMER EXPECTS HIM AT THE FUNERAL Conflicting stories are being told of the sui- cide of the young woman, Miss Marie Kraemer or Mra. Marie Wolff, an account of whose sad death was published in yesterday's Stan. An acquaintance of the editor of the Minois Staats-Zeitung said to % Stax reporter this oa 'swall cash : Shanve for stuall Bouse. On eS SRTARGTO RS BRO. ©. HURE ‘NEW YORK AVE., | Piles, $1,000. Tatas ‘cor: choice building | SCS sites‘on. tive Couanit'r row, overigoal qolguacand | POs SACe QR EXCHANGE -A PLACE NEAR or oir, Palisades of orm farrenton. Va., containing fins Foans to purchasers intending to builds “"'eal4-tw™ ose tocah tat collec: JOR BALE-SIX ACRE BLOCK, BEAUTIFULLY jocated, over omae apa Virginia. bi AIST w HOUSES NORTHWEST. (a PA “lstributing resefvorand Waslington. Eas Five English tasciment houses, containing 6 rooms | ternne Apis tod. C. HULBT, 1418 New York ave, F YA SEVEN. AM 4. frame stabie, Raper writer @f this city, is at Menlo Park, the guest of Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford. She will remain in California two weeks. Mrs. Gen. Mower and daughter have returned to the city for the winter. ive heme, ory and cal Bost. 9.6. Dear (ith ‘and bath, N ER, Room 4. Atian: DAVID D STONE, sO6 F st now. E-NEW Wik HOUSE ON CONN AV . « tA ion of Warrenton over 3,000; about ten min- ui to station, APD}y to ‘0. |OMPSON, 631 Pa.ave._ | cared for during the year, the report states, is ‘i morning that Wolff undoubtedly hada legal | the handsomost trophies ever given im this part and lath Drews Crick fronte, with stoue stape and te THOM The residence of the Misses Spencer, on C Sosantnas.” Prive GA200 cock, coeptcnnaas Ca Goe awo THOIGE TOTS NEw wae: | FOR SALE—O00 ACHES ELEVEN MILES FROM | somewhat low than that of the year previous, a = acerae oe wife and two children. From his obeervations | of the conntry in similar contests. terme PI RABLE FRAMES IN SUBURBS. a manars ftom Dayoat cnciew Only | arate iy ava : edo | although the cost of maintenance is slightly | Toc! Southeast, was the scene of a very pleas. Contain # rows, with ball, heated by latrobes; good Yard aud alley in rear. Price $2,000 Terms to sult. For Tull particulars and perwit call upon MecLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, nm ave, IBBS & CO. E_SPECIAL_NO he thought that the children who had been off RAPID AND SAPE TRANSPORTATION. iv New Hampshire, toschool for some time had returned to their | Arrangements have been made for the rapid mother, and they were of that age when abe | and safe transportation of spectators from the ant surprise party, given by their friends of ‘Anacoatla, on Wosiy evening. At 10 o'clock Tefreshments were served, follo2d by music t ye )¥ st. f.w._ | increased, owing tothe increase in cost of many Vath and F. seza-st jOVED PROPER’ CASH REQUIKED |E* on the omnes ealtuy and daily’ neoeeat- | “ticles of daily consumption. give you 5 yearsto pay fora lot im the | bie Lathe cay, viow the SALE-IN NOMIMWEST. CHOLCE Li for mill TX IF SOLD AT ONCE-S | lad‘very protuctive, good fo he fi the river. The alms house is in fair sanitary con-| S54 games. Among those present were Misses | could no longer conceal the real facts of their | boat house Georgetown to Analostan Island, pe se18_ Corner 10th aut G sts. n.¥. UWSr74. 436 and dor | gobi “Te CALV tld &Cp.. Wid F dition and is not uncomfortably crowded in | {nia Smith, Ada Crose, meee, Cor | dather’s ahconcs freen thom,and for Ghitr hener | whens the quate oat tae phan Pecans, 2. MET = oat DESIRAREE McCathran, Georgia and Tena Brown, Maude 10 row a BENNEDY & FICKLEN Se entender ‘ summer, although in winter itis flied to such | Egan, Susic Egan’ and Vie Greor, Messre. Dex, | “4 good name he returned to them. will be used and there will be no unui . s023-3t es CA i an extent as to endanger the health of the in-| for Perkine tenes & Halton, Law-| , OP the other band, it is claimed by Mrs.| crowding. It is expected that a bright day will F SPECI OT 28 FEET * endanger ith of the in- . Perkins, Kently, . ny Law | x. : ’ F 08 SAVE SPECIAL BARGAINS 1K large brick dwellt quite, ax well bo Gate for in case of fire | rence, Fickle, Johnson, Wilson,’ Barker, Carter | KTaemer, 80 a reporter learned today, that | fill the soats of the stands around the track and at: 8 aoe by janwe ee es Joining lots, SAMUEL BEAI MU: the ol decrepit, opie ray Bice floors would | and Randall. J . ’ Marie a _ Lag wed were married and she | several parties of young ladies and their escorts "1 WOLAZMAN: FRE ei sik n Cong Meat: GOOD, CHANGE | have but small chance of escaping. The) Mrs. Frank T. Howe and family have re-| Mypocoubt as te her daughter being hie wife. | are being made up for attendance. ane for Loree or cattie | recommendation of last yearsfor Whether they were really married or not the the enlarge- & iy —_ present structure or the building | {7Ned from their summer onting aud are at The handicaps wil bi be announced until ead, arres al records of th ealth office will show her name. Saturday. ‘They are ae at their home, 1419 Corcoran street. as Marie Wolff, and under that name ber re-" fiend bands of oe: bikie tae os ‘ ae | ads very productive. rsa" youve | Of & new one is repeated. A new structure r , ‘ cial Landicapper Be auares om Capitol Hilf, “A.W. MEDFORD, | 8%,i2,°01.7,00 8, Payiur Dusiiogs, 10-horse power | of 6 ew one is r 87,500, Mr. Stoutenburgh | , Prof. C. Fontaine and family have returned | mains will be consigned to the gronud this | the Amateur Athitic Union, with the excep- as este cutting box end law to ds your on from their is idge | *ternoon, when the last chapter of the woman's | tion of thone for the bicyele SOR SAS LOTS TW GHAR SEE | MAREOOS sll carting box and" saw to do yourons sass, and he trusts that the Commissioners summer home in the Blue Ridge and are at hom i varied life of happiness and despair will have | arranged by Mr. Mar Vari: clectricralroad direct to the city “low | tugudiin very ie yeact orelined of very beet vante: | W ll bring this matter before Congress, as he 1 on Marion street. races, which are Gideon of New York, ; ci tes aud other fruit; this. far i nt water | considers this one of the most important im-| ‘The marriage of Mr. P. W. Inskeep of West | ed. who bas that business in hand. A handsome RNIN vESieNT COMPANY. Recay 30 | Fenty where duckini. Hsing snd unting cau Veta: | Provernents that ‘could. be made at che institu: Virginia and Mise nk Reyes Jsfntrs WoUP?'s LETTER ASD PICTURE UXDER MER Pit-| program: giving the order of events and the KN INVESTMEN . fue i it peso arya in witdated at Ci Mary A, mr handica sued Saturda and 31; Coreoran ballding. | bh, upon the | ¥ille, Bve nunvutes' waik frou stations has thetoltew: | tion for the comfort and safety of all. who | took place ct Waugh Church yesterday. Rev. _ wo Yor aged AR ges Big wey Rong | Miectrie eal’ heat Tevallstown, within ‘90 minutes | Mie auLrovemeNts: Sryom gottage, with'So tect by'H | are admitted to the institution. Avtention is | Mr Ainscieay Officiated. Miss Mattie Du-] The letters which play such an interesting ere oe BETWEL ce . feet wide porch (heautful view of the Severn river), Treasury Depart For sale by the WTHERN INVESTMENT CoM. | tev louse Cliche Louse, ‘Cora huune Inciuliny 2 | $0 called to the fact that the kitchen is too | vall, sister of the brid PANY, Kooms reoral ial Cea ENE A | Maraa uartes wll sui g6r caakor‘teade forty | small and an addition should be built to ac-| tor of thee Cece, and Miss Inskeep, sis- | part in the history of the case are in possession |“) *}Pocted that all of the events wall be con- roperty. Apply at F. H. W1LSON'S, O20 Est. | commodate r boilers. would Property. Apply nm} at least four ers. This Jaded by 6 o'¢ were the bridesmaids. ‘The | of the dead woman's mother. They are written | “4° ¥ 6 © clock. ements. te ; Ushers were Messrs. James Jones, John Me- | in Ge: a Scisaiiah toca teases List OF ENTRIES. 101 SUR SALE-THREE LOS, EACH 2 5 20, A | = cost €4,000. A refrigerator of about five tons | Phee, William 8: Ci Se ee een rey " paseo an cee. E dosent aliey, on Lith etree vetwoen Fand U n.w. | Te aTy—SAEM a7 AGRES-IN ALEXANDRIA ters chee ain ee ‘ gyitiam Smith and Holmes Cunningham. | iady, the wife of a prominent hotel keeper, | The entries are as follow ~ 3 cr Immediately after the cerem: the bride and | wy a wt let ceived 100-y: chaste a Breet offered: this sconth at" the tarwain price of | Bounty ie: evo focation ior davey at | MALES Would cost in the neighborhood of €2,500. | groom left for their futur: hens ar alec denk | Wen Marie died the inst letter she recerved yard dash—Cary F. Spence and ‘Thomas F fost 3, flue ful, weniced it WARREN CHOATE & CO., 730 11th et._ for fruit raising “und 38,000. om Chicago together with ap f Paul | Huyck, C*A. ©. Re Riardis ulemone terius to eaies DECREASE IX NUMBER OF PRISONERS. W. Va., followed by the best wishes of theit | Woitr was ieunindce her piliee ee at | Hayek. C*A. Ca J. AL Bowe, HLT, ng, : A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1419 New York friends. 7 stporanstas eschew, pate Clark and E. C. Quackenbush, ¥. ML C. Sil toni we. vareasun at Per foot, | Sve’ sezi-lin | The slight decrease in the daily average num- The letter was n lengths one, so persons say } 4: J. K. Elder, iliiott & Mongh and 8.3. Bing enter, LF. KANDOLPH, surz ; zi ‘AND POULTRY | ber of prisoners cogfined in the work house| The Mozart Chorus Club resumed its meet-} who heard of its contents, and among other | CA. C.; Walter Musgrove, BA.C.: C.J. Towne ‘OR SALE a TBE cHEArEsT HE teryin Sillas and cottages in, Montgomery county, ructions as to what she ote. cellar and. be: i seen. “WT ' ain ihed, fre iusuragce placed, FREDERICK BENJAMIN, Heal Estat ice Agent for Montzomery county, Md. Ad- Fet., Washington, D.C, or Linden, Me ; ing for the season of 1891-'92 Monday evening at | things in it wer ine | Sea: DE, As Mobert Dodge a nA over the previous year he accounts for by the | ing for the se of Mre, A. M. Lewis on 9th street. | her mother should do. Itis said that he in-| 11°M. Wakisects gee heme pt 32 | largo number who have availed thomsclves of | the residene 7 structed her to turn over to her mother the | W. M OL i Mu. the good-conduct time allowed by the recent | Mt. J. H. Hunter, the director, made an ad- | structed he nd ehd (the mother) was | Chite ar rts a4 Has aot of Congress, which allows five days off each | 2tess in which he ~ongratulated the club upon | household furniture and she (the mother) was | Chicieste ; s.sard ran —Cory P. Spence, T.B.Huych, 3, rf iP. Sd. NeW s-ROOM BHICES, ALI MoD. Only 44.250. W. 1! MOPRINS, aa h the large attendance and the interest -|torenta large house on Capitol Hill, while | x. B TOTON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS | WOK S4LE— ROUT 200 ACRES OF LAND Five { thirty tor good conduct during imprisonment. | fayoa'ge, Senin ie and the work for the | Marie was to eventually come to Chicago where xi45; to prompt purchaser at leas | £° nulles trom Washinuton and three uifies east of Ben- |The number released during the past year wate rr Woltt was. oy tapes ping Station, in Vrince George's county, Sld.; new | under this law was 1,009. The number of days’ | C™ing season will be determined upon ata ne vail alk a is ye at a Low aie. maintenance saved to the institution by such | SUbsequent meeting. Those present were Miss | But the telegram received inter played anim- BROOKS, 616 -Mws_ | ralbass was 8 Eva Thomas, Miss Kate Simons, Mre M. F. | portant part in the transaction and ouly added pS Ee A pag panda eae te he Holderman, Miss Annie M. Carter, Mag- So courm the woman's suspicions of Wolff's irict®/delhentiul home and twenly acremot lande wi | the present. building is entirely inadequate for | €i¢ Storm, Miss Etia Stevens, Miss Katie Levis, rtion BK BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ¢ Bg jthtecmn and at Wi 140 tem? Grew te Erfoct alvay price, #000 ACKER & GABSUL prota ETO SECURE A 1+ FOE SAE, 4 SER, commoprors. strate dwelling. Sdavted for eutertauning, situ foower Hoa out, AI Dickinson, Clschester, jr, C. A. Cg .and Waiter Musgrove, F 500 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND in the southwest; room for 18 irontand 14 alley 900, per fout. C40 Uy ATS RU THE sounplete boone 4 conene, 4 lease tur two or three years, DULANY & WHitING, Mise Mae Hunter, Mrs. M. P. Gillingham, Miss PREPARING FOR BURIAL. 440-vard run Stoddard, F. W. Moulton.&. Fox ei wy only oa.5un Tertae cok, ACKER 3 GADALY IN 10), BULDERS AND | E800 fst nw CLES dl bed irre ipe e ea Aeee Aeaesect | Louise Simons, Afiss Nellie Smith, Mise Mamie | Undertaker John M. Mitchell hae had charge J. King and Kobert Dodge, CA CtE A Eig retest ing Wow Pat aw Pricarry re anetauntanes date Wooo Tere are 218 male prisoners sithin tts frente Garter, Mr. J. "H. Hunter, Mr. RD. Hopkins | of caring for tho body since Tuesday, when Pars, VM. C. A: 3.8. Williams, A.C. SN, bay windows, a e IS Kost Capitol st cS Lice between the Metropolttan branch ad the 7th st, | 8ix small cells, an’ average of over eight per ibe cid see eitiat pd dleetitt, Mr. D. | tu0 unfortnnato woman dicd, and owing to the | 92d B. 3 eatin be x Cornet of SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Tike, Iucing the railroad on the west and the pike o8 | sons to each cell, and were it not for the fact c isher. urging of blood from the mouth no one has en ree ae 5, Sprtgmen, et of frat-< = son are | | Baro celient: water voot aud van robtainsbien thee | tat nearly all of’ them are turned out in the | Dr. Henry O. Marcy of Boston, president of | feck Mermisted. to look, theoagh the glass 2M, Breda hae een co nppeetinaaraiig ns] |) erage en PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC ington and isthe only | Open air at work during the day disease and | the American Medical Association, entertained | easing’ of the ice chest. 7 4 3 Ernest Thorp, muodlation. tra one ou the branch which fronts ou the pike. Thereare i ail. The \d- LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. thineen Louses now un tuesubaliesignand morearets | pestdence would be suro to prev hag ti eis Tovnted “and Vala Teliuilt at once. The Aiork Crook National Parks ag | 126; he says, is faulty aud behind the age. No about forty guests at luncheon at the Hotel | Her face hus been entirely hidden from view | Wf00kIse Heights A-C.: B. Lo Boger, A.C. 8 CX y ; and H. P. Foreman, jr.and Howard Turner, 7 rwenty ve serve, oF , Arno to-day at 1 o'clock. ‘The menu was very {BY & bandage of white cotton, which covered : INK ST. SE, | 2 vice tha any" siaia'y "located | , 39, order to encourare improvements on onr new | surveyed, eatuids t's point onvonte isaeutherand | tWoPrisoners. should be confined in the same toupting nad the floral dean ater re neg | her face and neck and which’ showed plainly 22-yard hurdle-—J. R. Elder,P. M. Hallowell, ga eO: | ESSE SEDARIS af CoP tay seme | tadieimenn, wane ator ASHE Guariers ofa wale” “xecutiveavante eptogded fora | ct14 2nd at loust 150 cells should be erected in | artitic und beautiful. ‘The, distinguished tor: | the stains of the blood. W. A Maeuermott and W. Li. Chichester, jes. El | ge SAUSDEMS & Co. MT Ft nw. | Sinn SELES Maecariere touniary of te Saboual Park And Wil |e aene’ rack Cuulding at the earliest possible | sign and American guests who participated in| , This morning the undertaker Ment to the] ac. anil. C. Lewis, A.C. 8. sutes ect se. SS ee es ee Synmtiture, wie colueied, the nearest drive trom | momen: this impromptu gathering, whic health oficer with the death certificate and | “156-7 hurdle P.M: Hallocell, W. 2. oe sank ive fauce north of city, twenty acres; well situated wud z < Kunz an | Lots tor sale cu easy terius and lower than im any SEWER SMAEHi BOER, as one of the pleasantest F a Pi View of the picturesque country surround | other subdivision of suntlar advantages. 24-t* iia 3 ‘No ‘better investment can be made in or about th District.either tora Lome or for sure ad speedy profit on the completion of the railroads now beltue con: structed’ throtyh iis section Jt-Will_be Possible to ocial features of the | PFocured the necessary permit for the inter- Continuing, he says: “I am glad to state that medical congress now in session, were: Sir mentees Need in Congressional cemetery ted hus been | William MucUerrnac and Mr. Thomas Bryant on. pa aauemnd Sette sneak ets ‘this | f London, Dr. Gairduer of Glasgow, Mr. Regi- TO RE BURIED AS MARIE WOLFF. to the, determined effort of the Hon Joha W. | BM Hatriscn of London, Dr. Chicul of Edin-| The certificate of death given by Coroner ¥ery cheap. For p w. WAL K Ho izway, PET Pst Por ean TN ow, roe dermott and W. B. Chichester, a quire of Kl r., C. Marding, ¥.M.¢. ands Lec. Lewis, AL For pists and particulars ap) si, MT me ” LEIGHTON, One-mile bicycle, ordinary—W. B. Crist, We H. Ward Loweu,§V. T. Robertson and H. burgh, Dr. H. C. Wood and Dr. &. Wien Mitch- | pattorso th of the decened os WC. Seeds, Wo A.C; G & ar etait esc a Te datitts | Feach the center of the city. of Washington frou soy Douglass, president of the board of Commis- I ‘hi atterson gives the name of the ete yy SSeS eee ipa ten aatntes re vet & glass, pi ell of Philadelphia, Dr. A. Reeves Jackson of Adsiress P.O. Bow 4%, city: FOE SALETAT FALLS © house with 10 room: se sioners, District of Columbia, to prevent send- AURCH, VA.. A FINE dW. Holland, N. B.C. ing such cases to the work house. Judges | + E. B. Parker and wents to pal building this fall. purposes furnished trom company’s | 2 CHAKGE, hieago, Dr. A. J. (. Skeene of Brooklyn, Dr. | Marie Wolff and her age as thirty-one years. © nate eophilus Parvin of Philadelphia, De. Her occupation was given as that of a bouse- ned » second: meer g : Phomas F. Miller and Ivory G. Kimball of the | Warren of Boston, Dr. J.C. Reeve of Dayton, | keeper wud Germany us her birthplace. Nar : Sart and other a muphiots aid full particulars, apply at | PUK SALE_FINE, FRESH, YO} Police Court have also exercised the utmost | Ohio, Dr. N. Seem’ of Chicago, Dr. A. L-Gibt | colic poison—saicite was mentioned as the cee x cow und calf; registered stock. Apply at 162 caution before sentencing boys brought before | gon, medical division, U. 8. Dr. R. Park | cause of death. The mites’ walk from sta: | _apel-om 1415 F ot. n.w., Washington, D.C. fst. aw set them by the officers charged with slight offenses, , and Dr. J. 8. Billings, U. &. A.; perty; this ia splendid opportunity. will 8. Wi e] information tha SSASce we: | (able Mitecnsen! Me bohr eee amp burjal and placed in a handsome cloth-covered casket, on the lid of which wasa solid silver Foe | NALE—WALNUT MARBLE-TOP_ SIDE: | often giving them a second hearing and send- unning dermott, Irvi. S = areegp rl f wat 3 se per of Philadelphia, Dr. E. W. Jenks of De- bay your tare and show you the property stany imme. | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN frigate” vansoutsutig ususebald efector heagiy ing out for information concerning them be- J. K. Elder, W. M. Mac- troit, Dr. A. Walter Suiter, presi , Poul Taussig, A. Melle ical "Society of the State of SHITE won ‘ g tire Row verycheap. SOA st ae fore pronouncing sentence. I beg leave to 6 Greg, \WASTED—By own: ; ‘ ; houe aud J. M. Carlton, CA. C-; Roce Hough : ; = we SOF tender my personal thanks to each of the gen- | Dr neewe oe Cinctt’ ate bearing the inscription od C. G. Towneon a Fees Oost HOUSE, SEAT | Pk Sabha VERY RESIINBLE PLACE OF & Hatsipbhe ue ek Hlemen above named for their eflortein trsing to | x ilies Dr. Hone, y fa glans Woit, lee Oe Eos, oe Ee 7 amiooeweed eon “room dwelling ‘and outvad dings.” The place | See for whutecoatinig and will not pop. place these boys in the Reform School und pre~ ncoast of Philadelphia; Dr. W. G. ‘Died September 23, 1891, Kanning broad jump—Carey F. Spence, 3. iy recommacnd i located jp the Sheritt road, convenient dis: | BHO ge He TO Loan eS a B.W.__| vent their being crowded into this institution. ww York; Dr. Wm. A. Hasousond of this __ “Aged thirty-one years.” a ee Come = 5. at varieties, apriess pracies: pears, wrapen; | Gated Address BUILDING tar. Uuble second-hand wiruess Wilsall very cine VALUE OF DAY'S LABOR. De. C; GC. Lee wnd Dr. H. . Hawks of | And at either end was a sheaf of wheat in pe aE gp MARES! EXOEANGE, 1004 Hines" | tho number of days labor furnisid the Dis-| Nev Yorks Dr. E- 3. Moore of Mockester; De. | silver Tue FUNERAL. Waitke ap aumilinmericorche rs eo eikestsenion frict in grading streets, cleaning the markets | crede of Ann Arbor, Mich; Br. L. 8. Pilcher of | ‘The funeral services will be conducted by tho " setl-lw G Moneys advanced to assist in building. se24-Lwt work onthe farm, &c., by the male prisonersdur- | Brooklyn; Dr. J. D. Spencer of Watertown; Dr. | pastor of the German Lutheran church on | Throwiny ateen-pound hammer—F. M. = TOR SA W LOAN IN SUMS OF FhoM ; NORTHWEST. “4 NEY TOL Moses LA imated valve of the same | Thos. . McArdle of this city; Dr. C. H. Mas- la site at Glen Echo, Mal. ; EW HIGH-GRADE SAF OR BA ing the year and thees to $30,000 on approved real estate security in D. | WOK SALE, ii % ‘ eae i vg | Hallowell, J.T. Reiger, jr., Warrea and OE SALE SEW HIGH: ices follows: In grading, strects-Namber of | tor of Mobile, Ala; Ds. W. W. Potter of | Cebu Hitt,se Mts. Kremer, the suicide's | Sim Jobueon, CA. C2 Bre tan rrovenents wade, JOHNSON, CHEW & ee cee jeasy | days work furnished, 22,776, which at $1 per | Buffalo; Dr. White of Philadelphia; Dr. Daniel | Mother, is of that faith, although her daughter aad ned ee == = terms is day amounts to $22,776. ‘Nunber of days | Lowis of New York; Dr. John B. Roberts of | ¥a# an Episcopalian. Four o'clock is the hour a ee coo | FOR SALE | BEAUTIFUL MEW Hi NY .AN—81.500. 93.500, ¥ {OK SALE PRIVATE—EOR ONE WEEK, ONE | work furnished by prisoners acting as officers, | Philadelphia; Dr. Wood, U. 8. army; Dr. 8. HL. | St for the ceremonies at the house, which will ; sellar and pontry ; chatoiing location i setere security, Low rates endo del Fissira Ane walnut “bet rag pave tor 400, worth | ['910, at un catitoabed ents of giao per day, | Weeks of Portland, Me.; Dr. Chown‘of Mani-| be private, only relatives and a few intimaze 9 gous Waters and) S berraia at O; call for | HOLTZMAN. m2 mi | Hoven. “Carpets and stating. “Ai ds woods” | amounting to €2,955. Hors belonging to the | toba: Dr. 8. J. Rundshod of Cincinuats; Dr HL, | friends of the family to be permitted to be Spence, W. E. Crist, W. H. Ward, F. M. eS ee yO YOU WANT MONEY3—#i0 TO #100 10 LOAN Hl un.ess you inean business. SECUND | District worked 1,064 days, which at @1 per | H. Mudd of St. Louis; Dr. J.B. Weint of Hiche er. 5 ones F. P. Ferris, John | ell, J. I. Rainer, jr., Robert Dodge, E. War- i=a¥ WoOnsibE. WaW_SIEnoom at low interest on furniture, pianos, horses, 717 13th st. Be day amounts to 1,064. Iu cleaning markets, | mond, Ind.: Dr. Watson of Jersey City; Dr. | ¥#j. T. B. Kirby, Suucker, Keaster and De | ten Day, Harry King, W. 8. Parry vet 0 ahh FP coutee, it ange, ot ous cold water Coty | prgetpa uaa how eeevs chcuer lenchel bruberi: | DOs Salk A PIUET-CLAGG FOLDING BEDIN | Ac, the prisoners’ worked, L030 dove: which | Brown aeaiDe How oy seis hee 5 Bier, WO, Seance, Keates ond Wt. | Simeon, CAO TY. Omen, We = “3 rote siabieleg tno Mrse cellar and shade. Price, | Px: pier, fesacyal’ cg Rody from Fonuiehce: no | +, fe comition, at 647 Mase, ave. ae, Key at @46. | amounts at Sl per day to 2865, Prison- Mrs. W. L. Rosenberg of Norfolk is the guest a * no os Ss Peters, N.B .; Jame Leahy. CS. N.; Prod wit . D. Pubsicity.” Adress Box 0S, Star ofice, aulU--ane Sy a : ‘ers holing aa officers, woe 8, | of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach of this city, _Mrs. Alice G Ne Juliam and P. J. Gormly, B.A. C. James Ki safe, ela ade, Poregtcaat ne ar” | MOSEL TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUT ar ctr | Ro, SALE VERY LOW_ONE FAROE AIRE: | winch, if paid £1.00, per day, would amounts | CEE, MoClangherty of alec, Vor Ghs has | MIF of the deceased, reached here last night. | Ulam Mul 4; Gorm, BAC. James Kane, aya BF LEIGHTON, 482 La. ave. nw. Atal Fent rates on approved real estate security; spe- LING & SON, cor. Pa. ave. tt -2w | $232.50, and the horses worked 620 days, which, y = ‘Mis. ERAEMER EXPECTS WOLFF. Pole vault —J. Dashiell, R. J. Beall, tad gig reapectie Fie bag iene a N 00 Days eds VEER ut re RY ORD, 1307 F st. nw. JOR SALE-SHOP WORN AND SECONDHAND | if Paid #1 per day, would have earned $620. | been the guest of Miss McDade for the pest} paui Wolff has not been heard from since he 1HE WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON ELEC- qusdncent prise @ibce joer The prisoners worked 2,149 days in the shops, | few weeks, returned to her home this morn- PEG KOAD WiLL BERUNNING THROUGH FORT | VJ iregg, George H. Brooke ‘and Harry Counor, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE-PROMPT was notified of Marie's death, although Mra.| ©. A. C.: AH. K. Post, B.A. and BE. C. ayia ‘ORT tie to ail appaeat 2 safeties af cont {CLE | 6,244 days on the farm, 6,140 days in the Jaun- | 16. : 3 Quackenbush, ¥. M. C. A; KH. Brooke, MEVE MEIGHIS. | WOKE’ ON ROAD COM. ta SNORSMHEDT & praprer, 1704-4 sf. b.w., ovporite State Dept. set7~im | dry, 1,842 days in the sewing room, the Sere | iene ee: Gee, taney hee eleeeed |e ee ee gras Swarthmore. OF LOfs LN THIS SUBDIVISION Fk To ___ 4 F st. nw. He ther eros: CANARIES, | number earning, if paid regulation wages, €38,- | from a two weeks’ visit to Fortress Monroe, Va. | time for the funeral ceremoni One-hundred-yard ran (junior members C. eg Sab thes 20 | By BE noua 30 tug Palces WiLL |) oxzy 70 SUgETOSUIT, ATOAN SEMHDS'SW omp some, | 13850 During) We year™ tarim produce was coc tee eee Nomroe.¥e | tories told by one ef the neighbors this. "Hundred-rard, ran_Gunior, mem ROUTE OF ELECTRIC ROAD Gc. TO Ie PER |" UFO CH SBP, C ret : 742 Lath st. nw, | raised, which, if sold at the ruling market ES EN, ee See ee BS Fe, oe Ce a ee SQUAKE FOOT. OUK ADVANTAGES: AN ELEC-| aus (The Aims SEWING MAGI prices, would have brought in €3,921.95. The 3 ~| Marie was not the first woman who a ‘aussig, Irving Gregg, R. Gregg. F. Baldwin, ESL PLUVATION. BEACITFOL WIE OF SASH SL Scie equal to new. At AUBREACH'S value of old material sold at auction amounted ber life because of her iove for Paul Wolfl. | c. Moding, C. Hodge, A. Leity, tf. Rocker, W. INGTOS, SITUATED ON MILITARY BOAL, ONES sigetestate | MOL Uraych, Domestic tewing muse to $171.02, making a grand total of the amount | Whether it is time to dispense with the straw | Mrs. Kraemer stated, so the story goes, that | Wopp { Thyson, J. Gough, L. Roinl a = Balt Mine EROM CITY, HEALTHY LOCATION, gee | eee ee earned by the institution of €42,828.47. hat or not depends entirely on whether you go | When Paul Wolff Cpr tangacee y he eee] Stiles, A. Parker, W. Maxwell, Owaid McDon- erin eened om jal peanelh peloen, which ore euneto ii FOR SOE MING TOR, (Caticy Are HAM THE FEMALE WORK HOUSE. by the calendar or the thermometer. swoctheart ‘ebind him, who sought peace of | aia; Hi. Green, C. Green, D. Talty, C. Howard, a THOS. E WAGGAMAN. jectric road is weil under way. Mrlters st barvains: wacimnes f it; circwars. | The female work house, the report states, is — mind in a similar manner. } A. Landvoygt, Mills Dean, jr, A. Plant, P. =: Db wiicK: | De call and let us drive you over the | usted within the District of Cofun) de TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE y3bam ” Pt MARIE'S LAST WILL. Dean, W. Fickling, E. Biscoe, F. Biscoe and C. eo aa oeree, me property, If you are lookinw for agued investument oF | }cnd thine neceosary wor examination oe tifleaee 7 Es zs a in good condition except being overcrowded, | “She calls it an ostrich feather,” said one| 4 sostea envelope was Sound in Walit's oollar — 2 i WB WATSOS Soci. | syynuege about Warginyion. “Tounalways ou bani | a0 OF pavere, Countistions reasonable which will be remedied by the building of an] woman to another. “Do you think it is?” Rigeeusinatyg apoepirepnipionihe= a ceodpereeae 7S Gia MES OB MAPS, TERMS, Mc, CALLON OR ADDRESS | sy 15.0 Tscd Fost. nw, addition equal in extent to the present build- No; that’s merely a nom de plume.” Male Sammie: THE THRELKELD BUILDING. Bw; cheap: p Investnient and Real Estate Brokers, M°"*1,3ccke’ tom eno uw. ing, for which an appropriation of $25,000 was & CO., BS ‘43 and 9 Atlantic building. IN pUsis FLOM 8500 UPWARD. appropriated by the last Congress and for which Upon opening the envelope it was found to s05-te, th. ies, AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. é oe ne fave bate peeekeen W. K. Vanderbilt prefers London seulptors | contain the following, written upon. half sheet | President een, 2 oe Soe ee jpou SALE_NEW Goo BRICK. ~ ON ‘The condition of the inmates has much im- | 0 American. He is not the only well-known | of.paper: . wtenediom, iphae REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. roved, the report states, since last year, which | Citizen who has found it desirable to go out of Wasarxaton, D.C. Sept. 21, 1891. | To the Editorof The Evening Star: Lnprovad by frames los eeheap, | FOR SALE~ 0. HOLTZMAN, Ei due to the etticiency of the guards now atthe | town for » “bust.” I, Marie Kramer, leave everything in my] The statements which have becn made for slot UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS LOTS, $9 a house. ‘The labor of the female prisoners con- Pomcaion So say sesthec, Chxitins Kramer: | the past fow days in relation to the condition " ae A ee ae EXAMINATION QUI sists of washing, scrubbing, ing clothing it i ‘aul Wi to pay all expense for funeral and | of the school buildings have created a state of room bf bs 3 ONLY) ‘Tonth surance poilc policies also pi ers. Send a ru Keawen (Wot " ‘werner he famace:| NEAR UNIVERSITY STATION AND ELECTRIC = ime hicieat cash Drees a ‘attests Cit SI WIPLYRN, Aca Gry Institute, a ee fa tee Picked pera ba Spaiee slemiaiet — Manz Knanen (Sete S" | cotta tao nalas ot Gs peneats Oa: weladiom 07g F st. nw iua® se21 <n Southivest cor. Sth and K sts. n.w. es of the institution. hile y S SITUS ASAIN » build et i MOSE2 10 LOAN—TARGE AMOUNTS ALWAYS | {yi 11AVE-A LARGE DEMAND FOR GESTS | they are valuable in these capacities they bring Only a little bonnet THE FIKST DEFENDERS, ee wry ual saan epee CARS EVERY SIX MINUTES. MM lon ‘uand for loans ou best city security at lowest | W first-class second-hand sions ok sry, tiberat in no income and the work of the institution is Whose ribbons lightly thrill; —_—_— concerning thore in the Georgetown division. BS Brrned Besse ee eee ica teseretltoreceni cence Buoy laid. Address of call st JUSTH'S OLDBTAND, | not sufiicient to keep them all at work. In this Only a wee bird on it— i Pennsylvania's Sons to Be Decorated With | It has been made to appear that the “Threl- : Cheap and on easy terms. ke leans on collateral security at | © UTHORIZED FRIVIGE DETECTIVE AGES ion Mr. Stoutenburgh recommends that Bat heavens! Giada Mut: Medals at Last. keld building” is the cause of the troubles. a ee HOUSES BUILT IF DESIRED. ey en ee eres some: Willisus & co, Comutnications ipromptiy at. | Some suitable lh eerie 5 To the Eaitor of The Evenius Star: This isnot true. This building is simply o A‘iesiratie pie-e of business property om G st. 141s F et. uve, | tended te and strictly confidential: “Ofhee open ali | Pete with honest labor be instituted to prevent ‘ahead. omc Wheels wet aim T-WANTED AX hours, WM. WILLIAMS, Manazer, 20°F St. mw. | idleness and consequent mischief and bad con- st business property .2 stores and dwelling; “Z never sew’ sch impudent creatares as Pennsylvania has the honor of sending the | four-rooi building: nojplumbing of any kind in n these tramps,” said a woman to the huckster | "7 Volunteers to the defense of the then im-| jt, The closets are outside of the building and * periled and almost defenseless city of Washing- | are within twenty feet of a sewor, and are kept Mho had stopped in front of the farm house. | ton in response to the call of President Lincoln. og Diasitu toe Ko hot can ‘alas duet while under confinement. i mice hemes; 53 Wows & CU.'d BANK, = THE HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT. 5 located on 16th REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. | _my3-tr = eee Et, AEEXANDRES. ‘The hospital department he says has been is lacigercyo : atall times in good and cleanly condition. TAL ESTATE T much improved, and as soon as the new surgi-| he weidu'toe ange et MornINE and | These five companios of loyal and patriotic | During the neces of the scleola the ns sirable location: size of HARRY BARTON, 1331 F. oo1o-1m SARL DS, ‘THE EXTENSION O¥ CITY FOPULATION. uns taehityecalaTGs sere Scared sons of the “old keystone,” numbering five | were whitened, floors scrubbed, outside wood- suburban homes on SIX FEB SS, CARTERLY. The hills near the old spa spring, until lately | #! and maternity wai piney the contemplated | “Is that so?” hundred and thirty men, rank and file, who, | work painted cud there is no water standing SMALL PREMIUM CHANGED. cornfields and brick yards, are now being sold | Using room, can be finished it will be well} «Ves; and I told him that if he didn’t move on P HY PAY RENT? y equipped, except a ward for white men, which EASIEKDAY & HALDEMAN d : 0" | to quote the words of Gen. Hancock, “entered | anywhere in or out of the building upon the og building ote, and. there is « promise that | iy much needed. ‘The new bathing room which | 14 have him behind the bars at the village.” | she'service of their country from the purest pcg some day Yeaton’s marsh may be so sewered | was built last year adds materially to the com- ‘What did he do then?’ di trioti ti ‘id re swe to b] . aud drained as to become the habitation of | fort of the inmates. “He took off hishatand said ‘Thanks, madam, | the service'of the United States at Harrcbue, | 28¢ trouble grertogadbadingy tora tine men instead of the dwelling of frogs and | Attention is called to the smallpox hospital, | for your words of comfort toa thirsty fellow- | Pa.. on the morning of April 18, 1861, the very | T8¥™e.™ Natural water course, between snakes, which bave for ages held undisturbed | located now in a part of potter's field, and it is elas bee “ - os it troops to enter the in the late civil | #nd 37th streets was filled up on the line of possession there. Messrs. Ateheson & Strang- | recommended that it be removed to some more f ego Ag ay wre fn tl aig to Prospect to the depth of about forty toot, man have Ldnght from the Lee estate, for £800, | isolated portion of the District or else it be de- i FOR SALE—PIANOS. Ob SAL BAKGAIN-ELEGANT FINE | B nearly uew wainut case parior organ; twelve stops: sub bass, couples throughout: fine tone: cost @1o0: rs vayimenis of big discount for | yy 3 PLENDID class security Tay where the secu! TOMES FP iiiiow y y ing through the city of Baltimore, where a hos- | the width of Prospect street. I am inf = alot on Wythe street between Royal and Pitt, | stroyed. A wondrous concert then there was, tile and bloodthirsty mob attompted to stop|that « pipe for er was laid, but U4 10th st iaygl organ cost $100; now oily MOSEX 7 BOS, A, 2 AND U FEE on the Lill near the marsh, and will improve it. | During the year 564 cofiins were issued on Great harmony arose their e, they arrived in this city about | theweygbt of searth crushed it before the HODE ISTAND AVE. SNEAK de THe PIANO = SM FAiicER, | The smarsh is “the north branch of cid j the order of the health officer and coroner, 63 When Nero played ths fiddle dark the same day (April 18), just twenty-four | fitung was balf obstructing the flow of JUR SALE—ORGAN BARGA mba IS FS. | Oronoko creck, now “the gut,” the south | of which were used at the institution. During ~ Play i hours in advance of the sixth Massachusetts | tmaterial.. This leaves a pocket forty feet be- | MONE® To toa: branch of the same creek having: been the | the year there were 627 burials in potter's And the firemen played the hose. volunteers, the first troops to reach | low the surface of the strect in which there is nest“ cit 8 2, Min Suit, at lowest rates, on approved real | marsh which extended southwest to near what | field. Fe Pennsyivant a a the capital for its defense. It has been said by | an accumalation of the worst diseane-breeding — |ignow the corne: of King and Pitt streets. | Attention is also called to the insufficiency of | Motto for a base ball club: You can’t take | President Lincoln, his cabinet, Gen. Winfield | material. that ever was permitted in Until the canal basin was built Yeaton marsh | the number of guards and the meager compen | the cake without a good batter. Scott and other eminent me who knew | any inhabited locality. The remedy wasa thicket, but after the canal company | sation allowed for their dangerous, disagree- bg a whereof they spoke, that the timely arrival of |for this is not with the school trustees threw an cmbaukmeut across it at Montgomery | able and laborious duties. ‘There are five sver- these “airst defenders,” which was a1 ted | or superintendent of school — buil street the marsh began to dry up. It has long | seers who receive $600 per year and the same| A career of ext:avagance does not necessar- and unlooked for by the conspirators re pore f re been allowed to remain. | becu cleared and is now, except in wet seasons, p Mt au; 11 stops: mickel fuer xuard: ‘eautifal instrument: only #53 0 An) | YBick CONLAPY, 310 11th at. Bw | Foe Sace— Manatee! LOAN oan cessor to DANENH HEISRELL & MeLERA 2 number of watchmen who receive but €365 per | ily bring man sack cloth, but it is more than the capture of the city, saved th ition foran bour, but it has continued OK SALE — DESIRABLE s STORY mM almost dry. ‘The city, when grading F: year. The number, he suys, should be ineressed Hien Simao ached! rs Dapbet peverameek SaMAoar, snd’ city from at, and many i Fea. nithnear | A handsome dark case slightly used upright grand | 2 4;!8) veet north of Princess, used most of the carth | a hundred per cent in each clave, and the sal- destruction or pillageand the government from | death are digectly traceable to the jeri | piano. in elegant condition, for only #250; #100 cash in an attempt to make an extension of Madison | aries of the former increased to $750 per an- dispersion or capuvity. Although these Peun- | and we may expect both so long as this con- down and balance qonthly to suit; has very rich and 0) AND VEHIOLES, | *:t¢*t sro the marsh, but this was left incom- | num and the latter to $500 per annum. Obscure devotion, dead to fame! + sylvania volunteers were the first to reach the | dition of things is permitted to remain. | fall tone and ine big bargain; a uarantes of ave years | FOR SALE—HORSES A | plete and the marsh still cuts off Pendleton, | Tubles containing statistics and particulars How often do we see Capitol for its defense, they, like their com-| A word to parents. It is impossible to pro- will be given. Soa GALS GHD aa OWEEE Madison, Wythe aud Montgomery streets int | reinting to {he persons received inthe different | This man, unknowA to all by name, of the District of Columbia volunteers, | vide for the school children in this locality at ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 013 Po. ove., er use for thei, Znorwes, | surrey, 1 bupey, har- | their eastward progress, departments of the institution, together with ‘A hero fit to be! have never received that recognition from the | present. Every school room is crowded to ite sezz ages wm aie ee EMANCIPATION MEBTING. an ——— > —peenirares i, — government which is so justly their due, ex- ae de city of ~ = — = the ‘ok VALE-WEBER PI before U8: ALE me Aiton . ance, salaries, &c., are supplemented, together is . it by a resol ‘hich passed the | ‘Threl and it will not do saan iso POFULEE oaly oe. AND ite cesta: | Ow SALE_Sot An “emancipation” menting: was held i fhe | S225 Siccaaas of the ee required for} Tbough failure all his hopes rewards, Mee a? are ee they | mit the children from this locality in any cf the paaevine | lowe tree; coparight iwsie one-third for buy oF | f Opera House last night and was attended by | {ho conduction of the office the next toon year, He hastens, rain or ‘shine, soos tentieash ee wauee or tee > paca ft frout : 7 Rus neh enh REA cap | Marge number of colored people. Among those | and the report of the physician in charge of the ‘To camp out on the bleaching boards ‘Tho state of Pennsylvania, however, through | Yesterday a child was sent to the supervising : ecoenaen z 3 E OK BALE-KOAN MABE. 6 X Cectdispon. | Who took part in the proceedings were Rev. | institution. * And holler for our nine. the le; last session provided « medal of | principal for a ticket of admission, and upom nyt rie 1a, es ids, climmay build, sour periect dispos -gislature pro’ prit SEK. S44 ithe. ne. ~ : ANDERSON, Dr. Hankin, president of Howard University;| Ho estimates {thet an appropriation of €99,040 —_~es —__—. honor for the “the defenders.” The sur-| close inquiry be found that she was from a rok SALE rive w | sohiser pianos. » re 9 Dand E ca" |. M. Hewlett and Culvin Chase of Washing | will be necessary for the next fiscal year. athe vivors will assemble in the city of Pottsville, | family in which diphtheria had existed for PORE ONE, ARE QFEERING SOME ELE | Jp ANDSOME VAY HORSE, BLACK | kon. Du. BOVEE's REPORT. cones age gunsrecial arains in pianovon monthly pay- | 1° polute: Ave years oli: ufteet hands; welicht 1,100 ' NOTES. ke Some of the colored politicians are canvass- 5 Pa., on the Ist day of October to receive them. | weeks. As soon as the cause of the nuisance is The report of Dr. J. Wesley Bovee, the phy-| , During the twenty-four hoursending at noon | Gen, David MoGregg Will mt the medals | removed the school will be opened, Until them cash. Ali wakes of Due siigbtly used pianos | 1US ; sound, work singie or dvubie. oy auivese t ie of ~y te W sks et iota tn ol of the institution, is also sub- | *°@4y burial permits were issued from the] on behalf of the state. Another prominent | those children must be kept out of school. < on. stable in Tear im the city. You can save @20 to is DICKERSON, Dickerson Bta., Met. Br. 0. iv Fst = g EES a : health oftice for the following: fe of the occasion will be a monster Yours truly, Jos T. Mr : eas pas THE PIANO EXCHANGE, | SOx SALEELEGA PHAETON, ‘actinic ad gotham, Loreen Molt oak He says that fe total number of | ""Ghite—John. Cannon, ni pee oasis of military, the (tA. R., Bre depart. Pres't Board of Trastess. ony es a br very | _ sedis peu i con chend mac ‘Mon: nats: Areata ite—J vais; ; depa sro aaaiar Shopoke Pi ene nee son top surtey, nee iu relation to the matter. ; an d'we hospital is tapialy icy | Julius B. Jansen, $2 years, suicide; Elizabeth | Met, civic societies et al., and the dedication —— OR SALE-AL A BAK vious year and the hospital is rapidly in. ane ett e| ‘The Catholic Sodality Lyconm has appointed | Srensing. eigen of tain hee of a monument erected to’ the memory of the é | x a commitice to collect money for hil | tueanedial sont beep sles Geeteceaasens [ini nae * a meng, Joke | doc ae ark Sear, Som who . we Fvas stabi oa Gites, 798, s,fpetoned Square Piano or handsome hale tl atte ad Sr ate Rahat seamen? oF & Memorial | the hospital nay keep abreast the progres of | Noli 7 months, meningitis; John T. | laid down their lives in defense of the fag. The | wp, 5, mtn Has Not Barn Sawn by Ble . = F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. Cg iene sit | | The Potomac lus been made a reservoir for | pooror classes anything like the hospital ac- | Cle™%, 20 Years, typhoid Ee ee | encnty cettae tha sone afth of tints cane, ae ae oe . ' it LEARECE, FAMILY HGHBE, ANY | rotten horse meat, portions of carcasses having | Commodatione nooded, 4 new ward must be | 44 Yoerm gustro enteritis; Mattie E: Hum Enal nussber, will be the guests of the etetsana| W. 3. Eelin,e brickiayer, residing at Me. 8 > ye | PROPOSALS. im every reopeck, Cele eae MEEON EASE oo aad infestdin caer rae, —. St neplnpetecrtery employed, The new | disease of heart; Marie Wolf, 31 PeATe conges”| city of Pottsville and will be banqueted by the | Decatur street, is missing and his wife fears 3 sil iatest handeome ye eee i tw seit n A, ‘gical trical wards. ‘FooMm, | tion of brain; A. Taylor, i month, indi- a reside in| that he will not be found alive. He worked pe "Honsc urea for | PM Varements Buresu of Euraving ead: Printine, (RIRREL MARE; BLOODED | POE lookea into by the authorities. ie ee en eo ilario Bowell) 8 moutha, mnete v sDea soebartment | tour days last week and drew his money Bat- PE adiiekroRb: CO ee bd fh ac'wett ait atabte, Stal, O's." To Cancel a Deed of Trust. want, The bi ‘which was formerly used | "oupus cro TY ‘Department; Capt. F. B’ Wallace, gov.| Wrdsy afternoon. He returned bome in the al ci eT HRSA, CSTORER ELS Snot, tor Farah between Fay and nga, _____ sesh" |’ Nancy Weldon has by James H. Smith fled a as'a colored school he says is in a Unseni-| Wm. L. Hines, 10 ‘diphtheria: Sadie i Garrett, | afternoon and went out to settle some bills, thr mod otro nated tet eaiced deat horsen, Ferehero Seved aaineas horse ats uareain. calat, | bill against G. W. Stickney etal. to cancel deed | t Ecegmegring er angie parr a Josop, 25 year, penton Roy Turner, 6 to be pres: |‘The last heard of him was at Somato ston, erred, under o" W. F. GE’ ¥ uilding 4 tetanus; a near te ade |e ee eae ere 2 WARTRONT WAT Tie tar | mone, who had no legal ar equble te | Settee AY enue wal poop mua, lw | Iva fever sual Grn Maj as ¥ Eat | oc a bul While in the stove bo sited of ee, atthe ion he righ in tener to Pee ciciaal bang aiat ale est in her property, part lot 7, aguare 214, with | need of nurses and daring’ the past year one preci re Sag Property Recovered and Thief Arrested. going, fuhing, and for that zeaton his wie ee a ee | San oo STARE PNET | Set rae oraee ae (Reamer anit ares tt tes | | mais a ee arom af aie @. Eve Ob of |e thet e ato ebed of de a a gating €1, ‘able to. Eliza, Bowens but | money must be expended. "The inetirawonnow| Judge Cox in the Equity Court today decided few dollars he bad with him, although abe dues PNivs Vora Wechinpea tb tae Fei pF ROR are ie ae be ih inet free ge mg per gem enemies case filed by Rutledge Willson, eoq., for| Missouri avenue, stolen on Monday last, | soy dims he hed more then 5 or $40 with bine i Beaisd ie yi GuBOOKL, {im the intorest of peace’ and. to "secure | skilled nares for oblldren = With view af ine Jone Paddsnipteat Aubvatn Be mieeeta Lung Miller, | after he had paid his bills. The police think D BARGAIN ON STii Si, BE | Piles for ‘seld-lin Oth st. and New York ave. UW. _| the enjoyment of * the ty with- the efficiency of this branch he recom-| yrea-g M Goddard and others, The white man of | be will return all right. F :weeu Laud 3. brick house, 8 roots and bath; lot Ee aE ¥ nt, | POR | SALE-JUST | ARRIVED, 30 HO! out further interruption she mends one skilled nurse at $420 and six in- com- of It aR ape Lt! Seale Feice, SUS es co. em7 Fat " omg them sowe fine draft and drivers. id G4l0- to C. C. Duncanson, she agent of | talligent nurece ot #150 rer eatoes be sebecian | plainant claimed that « certain piece of prop- men in Gave Bimscif Up. Pos sce=isu Pinna piace. raogu ap Borers: Aino ous tive foud horse very spoeite as Bowen, the ‘agreement being that the | The number of insane people that come to the | orty mentioned in a deed made by Lake Rich- street, where it! Tuts morning Mr. Springman of the mar Fe ISLE EE ee eects ec | geen rms |Get wt tat | iets rie Deg | nti mae = “PHOOM, HOCSE ON K ST. SEAR | lettin. provender. siationssy: ac. Et ion Gag, | 0nd the agreement not having been suppl sent trom the to BE aafiam ‘This eR ae ee ee BS | Pe aeTa eea |eckace rycen ee ool ra meaturncn Mee Bie ner mangen Pare. 04:20) | tbe Navy Pay Umcw, PDOWAEL, Hepeaitoty std Stables JRO to payee (Sloaitg his report Dr. Doves recommends thet = $7 EE RCRD ie seat: 5.000. Apply to J. | Tie attention of 1028 Lt sida n the ‘with RRER FORD. Wise lst | Hethdn a ether al declan oot a _— =| | Thomas Heron and wife Boston ‘hospital be Boned it hand x 31706. Zoe 10TH ST. NW. :ARE (08 SAL-C. we, party . During being Fen ctiset: Sais eerie | ere a Pcie amuse ae Tie “testititiee the babes municipal city, and that the aod K bE A ba rece : is2:" | suffocated, evidently by some omelying upon it. ‘Dispensary bo used as» feeder to it. f . —