Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1892, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. COMPLETING, SIX PRESS honsee, With all imederm conve: near ow Jersey aver? ., large cellars (cement coucrets) Toset, cabinet inantels, ted vestivales JOR SALE—JUST te gait purchaser: houses OPen BRYANT, Owner. Jee )N MONTHLY PAYMENTS, 6 ROOM lot 212100 feet to an alley; iocated op 12th bet. P'apd Qists. iw * ‘#20 monthly. 6-rovra: Messnore ave., Werktian 20 monthly. "W. W. MET- 5 KS ON B ST, 's. ; lot SOx85; rented at $33. 100, vitol om East Capitol ‘st. ; ith near Ems FOr S4L2 HOUSE AND LOT O% MST. 8.2. = = slowly _ IGINAL LOTS 11 AND 12, IN Faunt A Number of Pretty June Weddings—Per- By ey +8, (UR FOS, SALE =4 Gnocery. PING RECELLERE on Wer lot dua 62200. 'SPEAN © VID WSO | Gone oh OA De on dt sent bet. Bet aad Ne iaiy cea Pofuintign, #20 uo competion ai eens eon of ates a his f: ae ¥al obser¥ators the’ site of the pro Stemortal rT = ¥ — . vs ite” ELEGANT 8-ROOM AND BATH ALE—WO0O! c “ Oihncar Goat ane ein erage foe Seen | exis to Avion and chr proposed ct the great ) POR ,SALE—WOOD AND GOAL YARD, 5 place, was the scene of a simple ‘‘marguerite”| strength. 006" SPEAR & VIDETTO, | GO nse emey, fo, connect said . Seabee aatenh tele. wg a ha wedding at noon of ter Mar. ee | Te ain COMME DEST ore po: | SELEY To Leth et nee. bat” ert Blizabeth and Mr. Wm. Ralph Lee of New on SALE A Cem aa Sia hadraim pe | Komedi Me, Toma's (Columban letg:tie | A GOOD, OPEXING I OFFICE RUKINESS RS Cina pisses lrg fo pered and in perfect condition. iggparihaser paying , “ERSTERDAY & HALDEMAN, BUSINESS'S, Star offen get, noon, to the « of the wedding march fre ith 72385; will sell for $4,400, subject _ Je2-3t ‘08 AN ESTA ED WHOLESALE AND. “Lohengrin,” the bride's sister, Miss Adelaide, | gin, + Mave yee VORMSTEDT & FOE SALETIWO LOTS NEAR STANTON | £1, business for sale butter, emzrs,cheese and poultry; entered, ‘on the arm of the » fol- | bride's mot! _seLst a re ne | Bisa Prices te, SE ie See Oe | gee ae OUR. Adust be sold This "week | lowed by the bride, escorted by her father, who Tapered © toons and bath: Price, Gh eo0e ene | Sask Gos F at. gave her in ‘The bride's gown was of ‘cash, oF 8500. Dalance suanthly. CE ae oF OO SO RMBTEDT & BiADLEY, aoe JOR SALE 2 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE BRICKS, WEST ECK DNVENIENCE. EASY TERMS: CHEAP. MER, G08 13th st. nw. joney, at the corner 11th frie bells, cabinet fe city for the » BARGAIN OF THE DAY! Fim oars pte P~ - house 2. Island et heen exp Thothoud exceptionally wood : H & CO. WE HAVE TWO SPL nw bet, 14th and 15 + Price, $4.500 and #4, RUSH G15 F st. nw. & SALE—-A VERY DPSIRABL et. Lith amd D4ch ste. : twemstory be side and rear atley@: set condition ; neighborhood excellent ; square from 14th st. ears RUSH & CO., GIS F st 4 PE OF PROPERTY ON now. bet. E and F + Rooin 4. HOUSE 01 - uy ‘ix roon Rooin RLOOKING NW AVE Fa ALOVE DUPONT CIRCE K ST. NW . being well built SALE — RESIDENCE — ¢ xlern #roou and ath dwell Ly low ated ay A. B. FAKDON & A 10 PE NT pet in se. | Price, Bi saesch. Terms only $10) cash, balance 820 per Hi EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, OOS F st. . BUY A NEW 6.ROOM id rear alley. Terms, h EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, oS F st. ROOM Hi 9, Fearalley. Terms, '& HALDEMAD ‘Gs Fst. ty {WE CAN, OFFER, A SPECIAL BAI B scaiity -9 \- ser Seal Chandeliers ine: They to be fully OF Insp Location, eve.: Bext to highest point easy terms. Call on or a MANN, ‘ki Ind SALE—HUUSES. Office & PROCTOR, Insurance, THERE ARE NOT MANY LEPT. od in the north- and will grow puogtuniy take adv ze lot ancd Duta square and cable cars. A lost attractive any happy days could be wher at to leave the city on ch, which is his only reason for tat sucha ture. Itis bound and you should not fail tocall POCTOL & BHR 007 Get mw. gE <SALEes Tete SF. athiy, wes bath aind all modern improvements. sa, BARNES & WEAVER, 29 Fst. HSALE—s1a MAP _. LE DROIT PARK: ross ork: bay Window ; six lange rooms; bath ;ail coments. ES. 1N GROUPS mur. for $1,000 to Your last chance. jaud, S and 10 cents per yer foot. 3 cheap: on m bargains look for “ited Kes” on _KEY BROS. & CO., 910 Fst. nw. tory brick, lot 20x110 to ed for @ boarding ho cheap st : Kew Lisujebire ave. squares south of ‘Grooms and bathers snes a 7 rooms and’ bath, wew'S: collar brik 11.500 and Mass. ave. 7 04. in pertect order tween S and T, 6 rooms and Api. alley, 9 speculation, 7 rooms, 2-story brick, loi Q st. near Léth, 16 rooms, tot Datory back. 2 + 10 roonna Jot 202116 to alley...” IMA st. between N and by brick, 9 roms, beautiful ewhbo JOHN B. WIGHT, ee __ 0G st. aw JOR SALF-CUEAP. FOUR 11-ROOM BRICK ith bay windows a nvestinent iy si? will well waht toe trust of @2000 ‘of $1.5 _ © it PARKER, £55 4 st. sw. L¥_-CHEAP-A GOOD @&ROOM BRICK Rouse. 57 Est sw. slot 224 by 100 feet to alley. wr FOR BAisE “Cheap nfonce, Srcod Tice houses, cn pew oe G7 to 80 M st. aw. press brick front guyood inueet sb, C. H. PARKER, 455 434 st. aw. ament. Price. $1.300 each; ‘One and two QoR SALE—CHEAP- 4x, 435 STH ST. N.E: & Givens, with wood ary “cellars; all’ mt Price: FOR SALE Cheap—136 feet front on Ist st. me. Pow sa ‘With J houses on said ground = Will take $1.35 foot if seid at once. round ts worth least rd C. H. PARKER, x . ~ “4g and Fests. aw. 208 Sal EVEN Ww GROOM BRICK z oeses on ‘K bet. [> ~ Phe ant Half sts. an ood mnvestimemt.” Price, $1, 200 eact Jee de © H PARKER, 435 434 st. Foe SALE-cHEAP—a79 1 Uriek house, mod. imps. ; wi Sx ae a ee 3 table. “Prive, 80S eee SSC H. PARKER, 435 436 st. aw. JOR 8. wi A. B x I OR S\LE—A TWO-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK i ep New York ave. =seven roows; Tide G. SEY & £O. de2-e03t ‘ 1300 F st. dw. Por anh FINE NINEROOM 1 d Row. : two: aplendid: C215)" Price, ba THOS. G HENSEY §.C0. - Hee, Fe SALE—A LARG "rahe pS a 1 W. Wilson, F. Pollard, Geo. Altemus and —ON ASE OFA b t ites. The bridal party - y Place, a fine jot, 50 by 150, nt only 450. fer eae thee peek nn fo ful bunch o} party | Frd@k Ruppert. Among those present were rr com jeare foot” 8" Me LEIPOLD. |, orm doing gout buciaee’ owner cank ationd stood under an arch of palma. and the ceremony | Mr, and Mra Henry Ruppert, Mreand Mon, Fe SALE_ON EASY PAYMENTS— 317 he to it as he has other business; no reasonable offer re- was performed by Rev. C. B. Ramsdell. The | Fichorn, Mr. and Mrs. Chambors, Mr. and Mrs. Ste. Bowes OTOOVORMSTEDT & BRADLE* . mp ted administrator, | Swosteg “ope, Tegeived by, Biss Kennedy, | Jorenzo, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rup a & S27 2. the low Aeuve of 1-35. BH. RUG STORE, OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER | notice is iven to all concerned to it | Stine Ge LPR Jo ‘At 3:30 pent = Ratio Zogorriz, Miss Clara and iss Mary oR SALE OR BENT. 10-ROOM Bi mer Lkhand F sty. new -w, i this court on June 17, 1808. af 1 o'clock p.m. ertrad men, p.m, Chambers, Miss K. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Steven- | residence divectly northyat Dupont Circle. contaie- LE—I HAVE A NUMBER OF LO. | best in city: stock and sach application. “A coryrof thin onder sinit ie out | 2 ower of rice, the young couple departed | son, Mr. and Mrs. RM Chambers, Mr. and uprovemente; handwomely des orated, lots rant of Lincoln Pwr which T min author: | Bess; will get leas that inv ished in the Washington Law Hoporter and Evening | for their wedding tour, the destination of | Mrs. Van Fleet, Miss Cook, Mr. O'Neal, Miss a. ge aay ee teed ecb per mae Uy | Bed eyes tbe low prion @f 24 cents berg. fee ae | Papticn Star once» week in each of threo suceessive weeks | which was concealed from their friends. Among | Richardson, Mr. Conrwll and Mise Dena Mee JOMN ¥. WAUGAMAN. 700 1ith st. _ elit JY Oe iveseos x Je2-3t* CARDAMON, Star office. jo ye F ‘A. B. HAGNER, Justice. ee — . = ft Sey Pherson. ” JOR SALE—NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK, WITH ALL | 7 3 7 y nN ‘CHANCE TO MAKE FROM 25 TO 50 PER| A'truecopy. Test: B. WRIGHT, apt. an ira. McMillan, Judge J. Penn Krad. ips. Fst. pet Oth, and 7th “ats, ne. : lot se Lincoie, Porky one of the Gast tant | A. cant ca your money in tavestonte of alae se Rosister of Wills forthe D.'G. | Jones, Misg Jones, Mr. SM. Milliken, Miss | . MPS Laura Jane Hyde of Brooklyn, N. ¥., is FUE t rone sey eee SoU: Erne, eo cash, | most ecomotaical squares in the juarket only 45 cepts | Proved real estate property. Address Box PES JOHN B. LARNER, Proctor for applicant. ‘Tyree, Mee and Mrs. Matthews, Maj. J. B, | the guest of the Misses McKerichar of Glen- Spercy MemY: FASTENDAN 8 MALDEN | Pgeggt ei. ELEMPOLD, we ddth and Pda, | ole. 7 oes pee sa < prorares | Sect, Mr. and Birs. Carrington, Re Tood, at whose home she expects to spend — ———EEE o = R SALE--TWENTY-FIV. [ARES THE SUPRE: URT OF THE DIS’ ioutdn, 4 several weeks. IR SALE—PRAME DWELLING, CONTAINING | 755) = 7 K of the Capital ‘Company; price, UME: Cartington, Mrs. Ramsdell, the Misses Dor- Sa UTA DRPRRINO SQSTALSTSG | Pom gL, POWS__ON Sop, | Foul ck tb anita van Copy Sen ee mn Mio beady; Miss Eagréci see Dass t sido and rear alley. ae J. T. MOXLEY, 400 G st. 5.0. FOr SALETHE Goon wILe aN! SON 15TH ST, EXTENDED, WEST OF white de chine, and she carried a beauti- © cents. ae For ‘SALE—#8,000 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT extended tour through Europe. with frontage of 50 " ar alle fman Smit Susannah Smith, No. | Dr. Weaver, Mixs Weaver, Mr. Harry Barrett, apa Fev cay Pelee Son eos rae. | scree DEFBLE, DAVIS & C0..1919F t_ | Hon SitE—A GOOD, i 73a 53 == ponies mary we Mr. Geo, Kennedy, Mrs. ‘George Davis, Miss | the summer. a RK SALRTHREE “LOTS IN NEW SUBDT | 1 including hors, waison, foe box, tank, cans, ‘On potion of the pinintify by Br: Bend-| Davis, the Misses West, Miss Stidhamp, Mr. Rew Grove frame, with all mod. ixp. BBs Guna s Ge wt and Whitney are, | ne oa eT oe ey eras WONDER | notin, big soltttor, it Borden That ise defendant, Hamilton Kennedy, Sra. "C. Ik. Jubuson, Mr. gh Ey Wg KOT DEEBLE. DAVIS &CO.,1310F st._| Star ofMice. ____ get? * | Busannah Smith, couse bgp appearance to be entered | and Mra. Irwin Linton, Miss Jennie Kennedy, , * “EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, a vy FOE SALE-FINTURES AND GOOD WILL OF | days after this day, wise the caugo will be pro- | Miss Sara Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Works, Mr. 1st dairy lunch root plendid location ; doing = prot. ceeded with asin case. fault. Foster, Dr. and Mra. A. O. Bliss, Miss Marcia ae itghle opeiness; lust of reasonsfor selling. Price only | "Fhe object of this suit is to obtain decres of | Brice Git and Mes Chamsrere a air SALE-HOME OR INVESTM! —. —— - ————— | 8400. Very low rent. mM the bond of matrimony subsisting y Mis, and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr. and Dre. story and baweruent bay wine OR | SALE-TWO |VERY CHOICE LOTS ON | "jel-at"RASTENDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F st. defendant on the ground | Faison, Mr. Harry Works and Mrs. Frank Bied. sallent touant TP SO. central bot, 14th and Lath ste cat low ‘OR SALE A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE lished in The Evening Star ana| Mr. Otis B. Goodall of this city and Miss eo seis aa Fa | Meme aet eens ae ee ; be. | Balle F-Kenaston of Ripon, Wis, wore mar~| SY, Ms nie JOK SALE—A FINE PIECE OF @koUND, Room | 83 gel : aA a ried yesterday. The ceremony took place at [pon SALES Fier three hous, on Sth st. me. bet. and G; OR SALF—ONE O¥ THE BEST CORNER GRO- By L. MS, Asst. Clerk. | Oberlin, Ohio, and was performed by President ery and liquor hotses i) southwest; good estock ME DisTRICS | J. H. Fairchild of Oberlin College. Mr. Good- h “s -w.__} on ita oniy'oue meaning vuriness need appiy owner ‘OP COLUM ail is well known as the private secretary to the wings ae 7 x LENT LOT ne nn ene R Davenport, | inspector genefal of the army, and also as the JOR SALE— IN NORTHEAST, | soctou “Price, Soar te St at: Bee. bet, Gand FOR SALE—THE 4TH AND Q MEAT resident of the Washington Canoe Club. His pretty 2-story bay-wi house containing 7 + SSWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, puarket :grandice box; good fixtures: | )On mation ae ae eda Chat ths Sete ide is the daughter of Prof. Kenaston. who bath “and conceeted ellary furnace; south | 441.3¢ —__ 027 Pst. n.._| fradetncreacing. Ifyou argiookine fora businensof this | Fulton, le solicitor, 18 ordered that the defe ors | made the perilous explorations in Labrador last % JOR SALI ON THE CORNEK OF 1ST AND | always on hand, send in your orders; they will be de- | She first rile day occurring forty. after thie perso tel —_ i ——. of “ed : ee ; Pits. ai Slanslave.» bewer a crders kept | ovae Satn 5 other with, and the wonderful region visited before the cee ewes ngreaeak te tow car Avpiyto owner, D. J. HOWELL, eas PAA Sie servants, and cal | "bs ohfect of this sult fs to obtain an abeolatedivorce graphical Society last winter created 80 Thee $3,600, 3500; balance to suit. BURKE & | °-" ——— . from the bogg of marris because of crnelty of treat- | much favorable comment. Mr.and Mrs. Good- aren is Fst JeL-2t* | 701 c (000 FEET 18s ERCTIONWRY AND | inant, endathering the life and health of te com: | Puce 7 SICROOM FRAME:, OF |<, uaticatirt stants canaiets Rah sa OMe | Kotae ste ee MT ait ately tee | BNE gen en uated in| "The wedding of Dy. Willan W. Joh = 5 ON ivet in sartare TON, Corse ol i welling «tae ealth the for 2° | | Provided, that a copy of this onder be pul in e wedding of Dr. William W. Johnston to 800; will rent for, $20. which we can offer to speculators at an attrac- hi» offer refused. Address X. pe aa ‘the Washingto 0 ri up monthly. CORDON & Bo. 2. quia we can eller $0 ape a 2 = hesialta ae once a week for each of ‘suscessive weeks before | Mrs. Walsh will take place on the 30th instant - De eat AE 8 00. ON Pt OR SALE _ONE-HAUE INTEREST IN PATENT. rule day. B.HAQNER, Associate Justice, | $f, th6 residence of the latter's sister, Dire Le i tion suitable for G.A.K encampment lumphrey, at Bergen Point, N. J. Dr. John- NORTHWEST. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, velty suitable idiers; $00 reyuired | Atmocony. Test: | J. R YOUNG, Clerk, i Meal : 7 134} 15th st.1 ,8r812,500 | Handsome lot cn ier se; between Renvon and Dart- | Botts star waiee, St SE soldiers myfaee | _inyld-lew: By M.A. CLANCY, Asat: Clerk} ston and bride will sail for Europe. Upon their soo | OAs om kraike ad Very desirable.” Can be DUE | TGR cay a5 SYNDIGATE-IS NOW BETRO return they will make heir home at his resi- $B | chased a Fae ep ‘ormanized to purchane = S0-acre tract nosth west af J. Bus WALKER SONG, 204, 10TH ST. aX: dence on K street. J. ; ; Bes Seg eS 5 -prost Goria, ‘Fize Brick, . ‘0,000 | 71-3 ¥ te mintties Biagrtromn sity: Oiayjand RIS ‘aabetons Pius Lining: Pips wince Miss Maggie A. Reagan has returned from an ree oi JOR SALE I H ‘Also very v. “5. Capitol. ¥ $3,000. Fon beaded New house, Dros. all latest comveniences: cabinet FE TIQUOR STORE; DWELLING AT- | audience: ME Gordec, editor of the Oouetenlilo plea) thtte: be. D CARNOLL DIGUESY Owner i206 iscongo secitet long ease’ also stocks Astures, frat: | | John Butler, Chas. Wilson and. Bryson Chase | Times. ‘Tive marriage was solemnized in the VE SOME MODERN HOUSES "fur sale in the Boaithiest and hishese parta of Capi- Wve baricain on easy terns. Also very desirable brick Louse, all mr 1, 10r., near ‘Gr. rick house, convenient to departments, n. jersey a acl t on 14th near Kenesaw ave. ; | it u on, graded up to line lots in same, gold at . “9 4 donth Phi Mater, seWer, 2as. silewalks, concreted street and ta | 13 a foot: this is a bargain: call ‘The marriage of Miss Constance Lodge, | Section Chie! Vig iieia Bont, sold on easy ferme. ED. TORR e. for fall paricalary i i how Re SELLING BEER TO PUPILS. daughter of Representative and Mrs. Cabot saad Gal - ’ ae en sabes Seg | investi; Lodge, to Mr. Augustus Peabody Gardner will yt SALE—1 SQUARE NORTH 25 PER | #8 Investigating a Complaint Made by Scholars Be, Kec r mons - Poot. sau orient 4, par fot ¢20010%8 | gana gs eHOBINSON & LODGE, oo ow, of the Sumner School. eC es place June 14 at 12 o'clock at Nahant, cheap, ni northeast, southeast; 8 choice | Sand 5 Atlanti am} fase. ers. IZ Lrown-stone fronts, $4,000 to 89,000. | C)WN YOUR HOM ASETTININGTALL-| ‘There was an interesting hearing on an inter-|" }frq. Dixon of Montana is «pending the week homes in Rortliwert and northeast; on nents itvon the plan offered by the United 8° | esting point in the board ithe Comut 01 spending «dd alley houses; 81,000 to 812.3005 t0 pay Tate Aste, lus, and Tenet Co. of Pa. Address WASH. | €5 ig Ps h rooms a mms | at Annapolis, the guest of Col. and Mis. Mc- aos Eee It ck Sor “Bed Kay"onthewgnot | eon Orr i ws my'23-2tw. sioners’ office this morning. About two wecks | Coy, Y 5 E—THE MIDI BROOK GRAN E uM nee i KEY Bhs coe Guarties. af Muddiebrosk, Mon operated fr ie | 982 several pupils of the Suraner School re-| Mrs, and Mise Foster, accompanied by Miss | their peta, Past ton years by the Syenite Granite Oo. of this state, ported to the supervising principal, H. P. Mont- ‘Will be leased for ten years frou June 10, 1802. ‘They Rusk, sailed for Europe yesterday. rg @OCD. Fine lance corner lot within one square of Scott | are the largest and finest quarries in the west, contain gomery, tho fact that Edward MeNey, » whole-|/ Remsen Whitchouse, United States charge Fa PEE soo | Gaeta MaRS a ses pptdanee alle or Jus the | inthe wel knwo red panite ao oxtsnsivly ured fn | ealo Liquor dealer, keeping a place at 1149 17th | d'affaires at ‘Rome, son of J. Whitehouse, the = ea ROCTOR & PROCTOR, ke. in the country. Sealed Proposals will be received street, was selling intoxicants to school children. | New York banker, and Miss Margaret Burney on my | _my26 WOT st. B.w.__} eniiopeped at noon, on dune I next for a fenyett | ‘The complaint was scnt to the police and| were married. in’ Trinity Church, New York, THOS. EY WAGGAMAN.” | POR SALE-LOT2 ON BINNEY ST., THE FIRST Hitt COreject any and al ds. “owae conially nt | Sergeant Moore detailed to examine the case. | Yesterday. fea aie lial garmigirenerg sO tt Lest lot ‘om the street; 81-25 | CO" souls, Mo. He located the boys who had received beer at | These tga eee eoble were present GH, 1410 s! ‘Lin ay ‘The couple will sail for Rome rhortly. Miss Sarah P. Mordecai, daughter of Col. Mordecai, and Lieut. John D. Riley of the fifth artillery, located at San Francisco, were married at First Christ's Episcopal Church at Spring- field, Mnss., yesterday afternoon. Elm farm, near Connersville, Ind., the country residence of James N. Huston, ex-treasurer of the United States, was the scene yesterday of the wedding’ of his daughter, Ellen Carlisle Huston, and Howard FOR SAcE- MeNey’s place, but could not prosecute, as the law governing the sale of liquors by wholesale was silent as to the punishment for selling to minors. ‘The Commissioners’ attention was called to the case and the incompleteness of the law Rointed out. They saw a way to reach the lefendant and forthwith issued an order for him to appear before them this morning and show cause why his wholesale license ehou!d not be revoked, The hearing attracted quite an Several valuable corner business blocks and apart- ment buildings well located in Chicago, Paying from 8 per cent to 10 per cent net. Aspecialty made of this kind of property. ¥. D. PATTERSON & SON, 80 Dearborn st. IFULLY LOC S18 STS. ON GO AND ‘D, SIDEWALKS PAVED AND y AND GAS PUT attempt had Since CHEAP, 463 FLA. AV . Deautiful view; new doing good business. Box "157, Star office. THe wortp's Fark NISHED TO MAY » PRICE LIST AND ADDKESS OR AP. testified to receiving beer and blackberry wine by the glass in MeNey’s place one day some weeks ago during recess. All of them, how- presence of 300 guests from various of the state, also from Kentucky, Cincinngti and Wash- ington. The officiating ‘clergyman was Ira I. my13-3m_C. H. FICKLING, 1264 32D VISITORS’ ALLIANCE. ever, stated that Mr. McNey was not present. | Chase, governor of Indiana. President and ee FOR SALE-LOT 2. BLOCK 47, HOLMEAD | Membership, 81, entities you to@nduced rates, tree| Mr. C. Maurice Smith, who appeared’ for the | Mrs. Hurricon sent a large solid silver fruit dish, Linden place, dr. Txt. 6s : Manor, ME Fiewsang: front on Whitey ave. te of headauarters: &e-, (and handsome iiustrated | defendant, said he trusted the Co ioners | elegantly engraved, to the couple. opaest “ELIS ¢ CHABPEL, 95 Tithatnws | POrfoot OWNER J, Star ottce, ee ee ‘iat Join nowy vd pay | Miki beer was | Mise Katie E. Lansdale was married to Mr. Por sae |ANT RESIDENCE ONT, NEAR 5 tound-trip ticket not to exe : ns without the consent and against the | George William Donn at St. Aloysius Church at On SL F-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ONL NEAR F ALE—LOTS. ‘Adiissto tn exponiton (a 5) | instructions of the defendant. He had been in | 6° " ag : fi Por baricular. os 0. 8 UNDER GD. oun = Seon bere arom Pia 128, | business at his present place for eight years, | 2,0clock this afternoon by the ev. Father oR BAL ith st. nr, st. bet Ost. me. of clay land beyond the eee Philadelphia, Atlantic City ‘and other eastern | Roslyn, Va. Here a ep ieties ed Wed aT on oe TEPED 0 ERATE 03 MAKE on the Eastern Branch. esiecey ha a et ime ate ee po A young German with several weeks’ growth| A pretty wedding took place last evening at pie apt O stew gach oe errmenspe eg opiate Nork warranted Gu6 Soir. ee our guaranige sre | of ‘Rite Beard on his face, who gave his name | the residence of Mr. and_afrs. John Spengler, | iti watt oe eeeaa tolls Sn oe deeee A a 121 Fst. nw, {#8 Prank Krotz when arrested, was in Judge | No. 1816 5th street northwest, when their eldest rE. my28 Rooms 4-6, Atlantic building, 900 F Fo SALE—I WISH TO EXCHAN nee 7 acrank. He was arrested in Mount Vernon i i i r 4 : [or toestablish a plant for the manufactpre of om . . here from Pittsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia 4 deuirabia house ih northwest.” worth $1100 15 | Brieks, an there would be no didicults what. ROOM! BOOM! BOOMIIt Square early last evening and was held at the | and New York.Rev.Facius of Trinitatis German ® sae Os thy ey ever of marketing the entire output. Why And while the boomers are = second precinct station. Then he gave the —— — -yon ee mare a a PARLE, O08 a not investigate it? Let us drive you over. : informati residenti re were a multitude of congratulations, ac- ae T HAVE SIX OF THE PRETTIEST SOUN B. WIGHT OOMING, pep pap ae pa eeia a eee [mee irate ee egress ats. Grooms and. bath, each: electris bells Boat Estate end Inewrance, no to succeds, don't cher | Candidate and that he had come here to see Presi- | Presents, choice music, singing and dancing. A mantels andcomplete in every respect, . Prive my315t 14106 st. n.w. jnove with which ve are perfectiy | dents Cleveland and Harrison. When questioned | ‘ine collation was served. “re and Mrs, Dieste a ey mget the approve dor mitte 1e escaped from an insane pt |. Ripley an ly have gone SALE BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROPERTY, PALISADES OF THE FOTO ae | a a iE DEORE We east ie itor: | hospital in Florida. He sald he waa not treated Washington Grove. on 6th s ot 20x50, improved, by "brie! LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. fionable or obscure methods. Such are not there- | right in the hospital and he jumped the fence rti aelitas, 2 ory back butiding, front ts of a ey Y Mgthe | and left thestate, He said he came here on a| Mrs. Senator Butler and daughters, after | part be fe RG ‘, | MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF {ONE OB MORE | base subterfuges of “1 rabbers'! and *Claim | train by f Pitted spending the month of May in Charleston with | 1. O- and all 1 in first-class condition price, : Jumpers,” with whom we have no association or afili- | train by way of surg. i . Sin 'WASH'N DANENHOWER. ‘ACRES semper : ‘When ‘arrested he was divssed ina suit of | friends, have returned to their home, 1434 N ey Lith and G sts. a.w. AND We do not find it necessary to'make a parade of our- | clothes that had evidently seen some hard meses | Street, where they will remain until the first FINE BUILDING LOTS self before the public—as to our great belongings or os thas ly Lusage. | rel in Aumoat. aoe Wonderful achievements. “We modestly use the | In his valise he had a number of articles of agus dor - ith wil itiful peters else sarees roe Jot 95x97, S21 : CONDUIT k0AD.— entire stock, and if yo to find icles you | Court the officers made him put on one of his | tion of the Mysterious Club was held last even- Eee ae see ma Ee Begs the iets flee would wind fo tate | ood ouita, so tt he ‘mado a respectable’ ap-| ing snd ‘war'seweusl Digit eaecsral te 2. PHILLIPS & SON, TERMS IN EfERY CASE TO SUIT THE PUR. | ™**®, a png fing wre's in it, | pearance. committee in cha: was Dr. W. BR. King, eS ‘CHASER. Shy exporrust. ‘nit sofaraswo aro person’ | "What is your business here?” Judge Kim- | James D, Menkin, Thos, BM. Field, Edwerd Gow. KR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A CHOICE COR LOTS FROM $00 UPWARD. In our ball asked him. ner how ‘ cm $ DEPA “Leame to see Presidents Cleveland and Har- i S rooms and i new and in Will be found many TWO-PIECE SUITS, sizes4to| . *¢® An enjoyable time war spent by those present SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING | 14 years, rison,” he answered. “lay ” er mi a PURPIN, 1439 NY ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD. 1.50 “For what?” bag Ay ey. 4 paien by the members of | Tally Methodist divines. isrogmea aaa veth room, sii mod. tate ear Meal | ALIZE HANDSOME SHOFTTS Te oes Gee | Many others “7 A BUT. cuoeireerived, three letters from President | residence of Bisa Emma ‘Logan, No. $29 26th | P& care weoinfortabie Lome of Oper cent inventwment. | ALIZE, Ht a 1.75 ind and | want to sno it Ke wrote them. | Ss moriuwtst, haeb Bviday ereing. Amang 7 : Price, #6, 700. (No. 8.) TYLER & HUTHERFORD, ar O1.70 asurr. + | Lmet President Cleveland at the Florida expo- | fhe who took tart Were Misece Bellen x | John’s that. their 1307 Fst. new. myzs-ute "| | For plats. pamphlets and further information apply | Others also sition and he gave me some crackers.” pty ees ~ T73. | change, as during hi : 2 at gt company office, 1915 F st. bw. my4-sin 3 rs nd E. Wercott, A. Eiker, M. Clements, V. Lud- QOR SALE—TWO NEW BRICK BAY-WINDOW at $2.00 a surr. ‘Did you come here to get President Harri- | fot. . Challice and. Mr. M. Fernandez, M J sone-trinaued houses; Florida ave. bet. 6th and * Along with thein are. some son's place?” the court inquired, SerWillic Challice and a choras be the bande” | been done by him. Guususity easy terme, CHARLES We HANDY "GS at $2.25 asorr «did like to,” answered ‘the prisoner. and he | '° and Mi ie 8. Dine Fst. new. Bw And when'wetos ot ioeck if smiled as though he thought the judge had| James H. Lucas and Miss Mannie 8. Dinneen, Fe SALE—TWO 3-STORY AND CELLAK BRICK awellings: 10 rucias; al! flodern ‘unprovemepts; lo-atea near Bout Ciecie: fs “ ! 2 pare Tavorabiy with 5 suit op this market, | amination as to his meutal condition, and the | friends of the coup were present. Messrs. | Cropley’s residence, 1403 Sist street, and when inhi? Sete 1 & EERE SERRE PAT "our word for H=your expectation will be fully | unfortunate man said he supposnl be'wenidthe | Seam, Panto and Jobe ie Leet requested to move on became loud’ and bois- oh sai¥-i67. aT NE NEAR B07 Bm ARAN ER BRAG Uber F | POUPE assortment of sent to the White House in event of his being | ficiated as best men. terous. The patrol was summoned and she was Qik ot ua. nee Mi: bendoees x pe AAR RSE KE EMP OF MENS SUITS, found sane. Ie will, but the white house is on| Mra, Israel C. Russell left Washington today | taken to the station, Mary stated that she Gong bowmee aw. and be for yal cao pay In sacks and cutaways, all sizes, from 33 to 42, at the bunks of the Eastern branch. to peal tha eintncs 0b Sout acineadhs, « | thought she was at the Great Falls. Officer 1 SALE (WEST WASILING 88s HM 00 EER $7.50 Asn $10, ammaseecapneet In the fall Mr. and Mrs, Russell go to Ann | Cfouen made the arrest, crore = aw, ite fun 3 3 & Havo been a blessing to thousands of people in this MT. VERNON REGENTS. Arbor, Mich., Mr. Russell being appointed to ACCIDENT TO A BICYCLIST, Bence, 8900) S38, HHH 9 9 ¥B community because of their superior excellence of the chair of geology at the University of Michi-] As Mr. A. E. Harvard neared No. 5°engine a Ses8 HOE oc? Eee ‘quatity. » | They Begin Their Annual Counell Today—| gan, house lest evening on e bleyole lle wheel dippell : . Along With then as running mate are ‘Slater's’ Tenpettaks Meuntuten de lee Sisaancncd: . ou: ing ‘yele his wheel elip NAVY BLUE SUIT m Mrs. E. G. Loring of 1512 K strect has left | on a wet car track and threw him to the ground, ss Ak | EEE e eeees elven ea onees, The annual council of the Mount Vernon Le- | the city for the summer. catching a leg in the machinery and breaking it ba Ah OE. OB at $9.50 4 sur. dies’ Association met today at Mount Vernon,} Mfrs, M. J. Bryant has returned to her home | above the aukle. Several of the firemen carned AAA OL E An extra set of Gilt Buttons go with each one of | Mrs, Townsend, the vice regent for New York, | in Massachusetts, him into their house, where he was attended by eS 2A tu kee these sults, is ‘i wi A Dr. J. 8. Smith, who’ was at the time of Znascending the scale of prices for Man's Sut the | Presiding. The council will remain in session | Mfrs, W. F. Hewett and little daughter have | D¥- J. S. Smith. who was passing ol aa more promisicnt are unfff the 7th instant. One of the most import- | gone to Massachusetts for the summer. cee u $12.50, $13.50, $14.50 Asp | ant actions of the council will be its selection of |” Mise Lucy Oyster, Miss Blamhe Lowe and ae wonceiink: focth 1115 F Srnssr N. W. S15 a regent to fill the vacancy caused by the death | Miss Fisn E. Watkins, chapet roned by Mr. Alli-| soc tee ey wold. Best, 4%, to 4; We would remark right hers that from 67.5040 015 | Of Ms. Macellister Langhton, who represented | son, will leave for Annapolis Friday morning to | © site 4; medium, 3i¢"to 344; common, 2 ‘Will do for yo during the next week from date. Will | We can suit seventy-five out of every one bi men | the state of Pennsylvania and who so long filled | tten ae {0'3.’ 670 sheep and lambs, Tambs, 6% toi8; ‘who wear: iaddo suite, that position. Mrs. T d has Mrs. Larkin,wife of W. J. Larkin of the navy, — a8; persone ® Wea ag dione ea to lat that oe at position. Mrs. Townseni origami Basentenriae ype eign sheep, 3 to 43; calves, 5 to 6. 10’ cows and One tot Ladies’ $4 SOUTHERN TIES at $2.50 per | Isequal to, if not superior, to that of ‘any ot) gent pro tem. since November last, 4 ys visiting Geo. | calves sold from $20 to $40. Market brisk. SALE—HANDSOME NEW 3-STORY BRICK = Fideeliing, 1815 tbe oa. ‘13 rooms aud bat! ‘story bay-window brick nr. oran sts. ars. deep, beautiful Mass 2 ‘conveniently locatedin n.w section; HANCE Keating in the presence of only the immediate ay families of the bride and groom. The bride wore a gray cloth gown handsomely trimmed with Japanese silk and chiffon, with a dainty little hat to match. She carried a bouquet of La France roses. Mr. and Mrs. Donn left on the 2:30 train for the north, intending to visit ‘We cuarantee’ everything ‘first-ciass. You hanfle Four own money. “Cin eat moals in or qut uf export: tion, saving extragate entrance. “Apply at office, Owen House, directors and agents of National Co-operative Company and others. Agents wanted everywhere; Hiberal commissions. Hixht per cent “Certificates of Indebtedness” and “Deposit Guarantees? issued: transferable or newo- tiabie ev my25-mn. during which time no complaint had ever been made against him. The Commissioners reserved their decision. pireiredsre ibaa A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, FOR @4 CAPITALIST OR STOCK COMPANY. Big money can be made in briek making if the clay iand is of pure and heavy body and the shipping facilities perfect. We have cor. 14th and red. TW. st. cater But He Will Probably Go to the White House " © for some i%® man quality of clay land as ours. ‘This is a grand ch: to form a stock company or fof a capitalist daughter, Miss Lizzie K. Spengler, was married to Mr. F. W. Dieste, inthe presence of many friends and relatives, some of whom had come Kimball's court this morning charged with be- ing a vagrant, ft being also alleged that he was PALISADES OF THE POTOMAQ, Tuvite Youte cnttmiakece? sue Prices and. cordially | wearing apparel, and before being taken into| Theannual entertainment and ladies’ recep- ‘fine cellar, om corn-r, ‘a tour of inspection of our j erly, Dr. L. L. Friedrich and E. }. Schafer. TLDRE! \'S DEPARTMENT. . AT reasonably expect an article which will power to make him President. Judge Kimball committed the man for ex- $3.00 4 svrr daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Dinneen, were married last eve Only the immediate ‘od Teneh. Erica, L. Clark, 2507 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. The old Surrat mansion was the scene of a juiet wedding yesterday afternoon. The groom, i 5 ee resident of the town {ny other house is vielnity. We h My al sh “Sfeyies ‘uat azo in touch with the pres the prevent are ‘he prices Se: sa ers, .. $3.50, $3.87, us. "We will show you. through our stock ‘fashionable north’ a It is snid that during the past year $4,000 or $5,000 has been expended at Mount Vernon for the protection of the mansion and out- ny pair. ‘Twolots Ladies HAND-TURN BUTTON BOOTS ieved to learn of the death of Mrs. 8 W. buildings from fire. A chemical fire extin-| Mr. Samuel Ho} i aay A t room Suprovemente; handsomely deco- | at €2.75per pair., lar price, $4.50. Come fo ws. aah ah ; the plant of which ,000 alone, | of Port Colborne, Can., and the bride was Mrs. | Nourse, widow of J. E. Nourse, for many years SS ae Svan i | me oe soos ate Soe eo |r tll fhm Gane [fc tagmra ree ln | teal i my eS ‘Piet ROLMERPORD, 1300 F se tw: 951-128 | samples) at 91.85 per pair; worth 83.00 and 84.00. 10 Per Cont clothing House, fee ah eid iEeeh ene be Boones: of $ctugiown, Obit he even-|susistant to her Inte husband, contributed ina Fo® sate— Set se ap Tet 8 ‘The arm chair which formerly stood b; Peoria Saga ree groom, where a | large degree a ——_ TNOATORY patCe ROU ST ae ee ne pl gene bedside of ‘Washington, and by which hig wits | &tand reception will be held upon their arrival. | works on arctic *sploration ‘with ‘which ‘his Snviee cad eterna Ey Serre cd bape erectlatan Ge eee tenet aoe ar the Week Suest_ Prectaserione Oburchs end “Noy i the time to make your “a a os Sipnacaaragy $6.00 CaF BLUCHER BAL. at ang, Wedgenday ind Poiaay ‘mornings Bat f aT sired throsgh the. eflorie nt Oia. Bearet It Byington i conbempuating trip epee seer afer ie Ahn engine Pe rooms, cl im kitchen: . os vain was purchased from Harrison, an meeting of the Le Droit Park Lite- 4 aoe an elt rin dining | Two lots Men's RUSSIA CALF BALS. at 63.98 per ored woman, to whom yas given bby her as pata g ber fr paring eg a a a % ‘who was yy Mr. J on Duncan place Tigh ta betng | Pale: worth #5.50. J ‘ ‘The council at its prosout meeting will, it is | Jobn 7, Kleines last evening. ‘A very fine pro- | service to distributing aid to the needy, and peniaeaalises sent ‘Three lote Men's $6.50 PATENT CALS SHOES at vt Lm € thought, make the necessary preparations for ce Ore Tene peas | 22.8 anager of | SS = my? ‘Corner 1th and Gists, | #400 per pat. bona Mra, Nourse suryjved all her children but fT ; TERMS EASY, RE-| Thousands of pairs of Low Shoes at lees at feb eg Fiideptipat bo, Se ane nae 18 het ees PRENA beheld at Oak Hill Chapel tomorrow at 5 noted S09 HONT OF aw ay etia x Feed. Serer eee juire my! G cone COMPANY, ‘300 9th ot. ‘Melville Lindsay, ‘Manager eee eeeeee ‘Seeing is believing, #0 come and look at these goods. 0. Taz Waszex Suoz Hovsz, 1115 F Srser N. W,, my27 KENEASTER'S OLD STAND. Pasolini Oey ‘Ger Tux Besr. i i & § g : . SF ? | 5 ° f 5 f | l { er Teappo instance of Mr. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ami fe Kell bee: against them yesterday tions in toto. They said they had always treated the women ‘under them with respect and their conduct toward them had always Deen most exemplary. piace GEORGETOWN. i from a, Dr. A. E. Johnson of Capitol Hill, who is} THE RIVEK AND HARBOR BILL. perious attack gf_Pnoumonia, left the, city this’ morning widh family for their cottage at joni where he hopes to soon recover his bealth and A very brilliant wedding took place last even- ing at St. Mary's Catholic Church. The con- tracting parties being Mies Anwle Ruppert and Y. H. Chambers. The cburch was filled | With intimate friends of both. After the wed- ® reception was held at the residence of the | T, 434 L street northwest. bridesmaid was Miss Kat best man Mr. W.S. Parker. The ushers were The Ruppert and the | Mrs. S. E. Wheatley and family left yester- day for Virginia Beach, where they will spend | and party of Fred- ericksburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russney | and party, both bridal parties, are spending a short time in Washington at the Oxford. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Halpin will not leave on | a wedding tour, as was expected, on account of | ; the death of Mr. Halpin’s mother at Oswego, Halpin left immediately for his home. aE Se THE CENSUS INVESTIGATION, Mrs. Mary Lasselle Tells of the Conduct of Certain Section Chiefs Before the House commitice which is en- gaged in investigating the census office yester- day Mary Lasselle testified that she was dis- charged from the census bureau, the charge first being inefficiency and then, that being withdrawn, insubordination waa alleged. She had written to Superintendent Porter, but had never been able to learn the real reason, though Mr. Porter told Marshal Ransd<"l he would not reinstate her if the Presiden, demanded it The witness, with much spirit, complained of her treatment in the office. The office was con- ducted, sho said, more like a big play house than a’ well-conducted, orderly office. sponse to questions she said that she bad seen llogg, Miller and Kerch take liberties with girls in’ the office. One chief named Colbell had endeavored to take liberties with her, and, when rebuffed, had annoyed her in every way poasible. She had complai es PAID MONEY TO CHIEF CLERK CRILDS' RELATIVE. Miss Ida Creagan, at present a clerk in, the census burcan, stated before the House census committee today that she had first been ap- pointed for three montha. She had received 50a month. For the first two months she had paid to Mra. Conover, a relative of Chief Clerk Childs, 12.50 a month o8 ber salary. She had done so because Mrs. Conover that she would endeavor to have her retained. She (witners) had been reappointed at the in- stance of Senator Manderson and was not pay- ing any person any part of her salary now. No madé to get money from her. intment Miss Conover had re- turned the money to her afterward at the folly Jones, Assistant Secre- tary Chandler's private secretary and @ per- sonal friend of Miss Conover. Geo. M. Miller and E. W. Koch, chiefs in the census office, made statements in rebuttal of the charges of undue familiarity with the women clerks in the office, made ind denied the accusa- section THE MERCHANTS ARE GLAD, Nothing has so elated the merchants of Georgetown in recent years as the action of the Pennsylvania railroad in beginning the con- struction of @ branch from the Long bridge to freight yard and house will the delays 80 often experi- enced by consignees in getting their goods will, it is now assured, be done away with entirely. merchants now feel relieved at the knowledge that during the G. A. R. encamp- ment this freight will not for weeks be backed up on some out-of-the-city track. It was stated today by a gentleman connected with -the move that mostof the company’s southern travel will leave through Roslyn. THE MITE SOCIETY'S ENTERTAINMENT. ‘That charity's call always meets with a hearty response in Georgetown was again proven last night at the entertainment given by the Mite Society for the benefit of the Baptist Home. The program consisted of Shakespearean ex- tracts, musical selections and recitations, The icipants were Mr. ER. Clinton Balinger, Mr. Tulizzi, Miss Stakely, Mr. J. H. Whitaker, Profs, Weber and Olmstead and the Misses Lulu and Susie Haycock. Mrs. Mary 8. Beall an- nounced the program. REV. MR. REGESTER'S DEPARTURE. Mr. J. A. Regester, who for the past four years has been in charge of St. John's Episcopal Church, has accepted an offer to become the head of the Buffalo (cathedral) church, and on the last Sunday in June his farewell sermon will be preached. Both Mr. Regester and his predecessor, Rev. John 8. Lindsay, were origi- The latter is now r of the largest church in Boston, Mass. it is much regretted by the parishioners’ of St. tor has consented to the a Er stay here an incredible amount of charitable and spiritual work bas ASLEEP ON A DOORSTEP. Mary Hardy, an old offender, was last night discovered asleep on the doorstep of Dr. G. W. DEATH OF MRS, NOURSE. ‘The older citizens of Georgetown were much ed to Senator Pierce, who was in Gen. Lasselle's reg- iment, before her discharge of her treatment nd of the scandalous way in which some sons were acting. Nearly all the chiefs Friends of the Measure Anxious as to Ite Condition, ‘The friends of the river and harbor bill ere becoming somewhat anxious as to ite ultimate te. At prevent it stands upon the calendar wail the Senate amendments pending. Should it again, as, according the rules, it met do, run the gauntlet of the com- ice of the whole the time of its @nal passage would be whelly problematical, as every amend: dment, a! emues could take edvan- < the prosent depleted condition of the to postpone its passage indefinitely. Con- sel with this condition, the advocates of ed to ask the House to suspend the ruieson Monday next, in order to pneur in the Senate amendments and to agree toa confe: ©. A® this motion will re- ote the committee on Trans to Make eure dof the bill should be present to am $e. THEY WANTED A MINISTER, They Found Him and Were Married, Although ¥ Looked Very Young. This morning on the early train on the Wash- ington and Ohio railroad there were two souls with but asingle thought and two hearts that beat as one, Tho posessors of the souls and hearts were John Steele and Monie Hunt, a* ng couple from near Dranesville, Fairfax, county, Va. The young man was neatly dressed in a new suit of blue yachting cloth and the young country lass wore a white dress with a pair of White silk gloves anda hat that would reflect credit on any first-class millinery establishment, Naturally enor rat place they wanted nu who selle licenses for Sland ittook ti et athort tin him. Having paid his big silver young man went with orter to the office | civil servi oMaMrission. The voung people locked a little frightened when the minister told th and looked at young to enter the matrim Mins Monie trembied whe her age, but sai early re you sare ‘Oh, yes sir,” e answered, in Any as though you ware added the divine, he asked turning toward the prospective benedict. “Lam twenty-one,” he said ina low tone ef ice. “1 am going on twenty-two.” The young man’s friend «nid he was ware the young man was of age, and he thought the lady Was asoldas she had stated. He knew that their parents were willing for them to get married. man was #o nervous that he ung his left one. His mistake was discovered, and to make sure there would be no mistake he held the right band of the one who was soon to be his better half with both his hands, He then withdrew his left hand anda few minutes later he said “Yes, sir,” in an almost inaudible tone, while the indy ‘said “I will,” with a firmness that her trembling bands hardly indicated posible. It took the minister but afew moments to pronounce them “one” and they went on their way rejoicing. —— ALEXANDEIA, ALEXANDRIA’S SANITARY SURVE. The health officer and superintendent of po- lice are now making, in conjunction with some members of the board of health, # sanitary in- spection of the city, with a view of promoting measures to remove bet the heat of summer everything likely to be prejndicial to the publia health. ‘Lhe nuisances which are pecially for- bidden by the corporation ordinances ere graves within city limite, slaughter houses, ill- kept outhouses, dead ‘animals, foul water, atrid substances, kitchen offal, brick or lime ins near dwellings, cows or goats astray, old hulks, unticensed bars, new or candie factories, drums at night, dixcharging firearans, sunken lote or grasey gutters, but any other thing prejudicial t0 the health ot comfort of the people of the townare also nuisances, The ranitary survey now in progress is an effort to discover such nuisances and to secure their abatement. THE FREE ART SCHOOL. The exhibition of the Free Art School will be continued at Peabody Hall tonight. Last night a large number Visited the schdol building and were highiv gratified to eve the development of ative taleut which the public-spirited efforts of “Misses “Minuigerode, Critcher, Ramaay, Houck and the other teachers have produced. Mayor Strauss has donated a gold , which is ied to Miss Fannie M. Francis for the best collection of drawings made during the year, FUNERALS TODAY. Mr. Daniel J. Patterson, who was accidentally killed Tuesday night, was buried this morning with « requiem mass from St. Mary's Chureh. The Catholic Sodality Lycoum attended the funeral. Rev. Father Cutler officiated and the interment was mac ‘The funeral of M dent, took place tifis afternoon from the Alex- andria Infirmary. DEATH OF AN ALEXANDRIA LADY, Intelligence has been received here of the death of Mrs. Henry Nice, the wife of the pastor of the Mouroe Street M. P. Church of Baltimore. Mrs. Nice was Miss Druc A. Arnold, daughter of the late William Jd, who long carried on the merchant tailoring business im this city. Rev. Mr. Nice married, in turn, two of Mr. Arnokd’s daughters, both among the most Seau- tiful ladies of Alexandria. SHOOTING STARS. ATPLYING A PROVERR. “J will improve my mind,” said he; “I can, though I don’t look it.” And she responded merrily, “First catch your hare; then cook it” BUMARKABDE EXERGY, “They've got some new horses on this ear line,” said one fly to another. How can you te “One of them brushed me off when I settled The little busy bee toils on .. Throngh every day that’s sunny ‘And then some man who never we Comes ‘round and gets the honey. “Now,” said the teacher, “the members of the class may tell what they have read in the newspaper. You may begin, Tommy Glaggins.” “I read inone of the head lines,” eid ‘Tommy. “that they're tryin’ to plant « trolley in New York.” “That's interesting.” “Yee'm. Only, please, teacher, if they planted trolley what would they raine?” ‘There was an awkward silence, and some of the older girls enickered. Then Willie Watkins raised his hand and shook it in the air, ““Pleas'm, L know,” said be, “Well, what have you to say?” “If they planted a trolley they'd raise tomb- stones.” “What,” asked the European tourist, “is the most exclusive class in this country?” “The most exclusive?” repeated « man from California. “The Chinese, emphatically.” ‘There isa man in Maine who claims to have caught fish while he was asleep. A great many people, however, tell of piscatorial exploite that could have happened only iz dreams. “If you like,” said the young man at the aloud to him. I prefer to have the editor sub- mitted to the poem.” “Phwat koind av ice cream do yer call thot?” he said to the waiter. “That's pistachio.” “Begorra, it was bad taste vez had, givin’ thot Eyetatinn name till the only green kind yes bad, Phwy didn't yer have some sthtoile an’ oall it ‘shamrock ice cream?’ :