Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1892, Page 3

ae os THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. co MONDAY, JULY _FOR SALE—HOU SES. vE PREITY NEW HOUSES 7th and G sts. n.e.: Grooms and se belie, cabinet mantels, & eee BROORS, 16 h st. nw. By window brick; atifmlly papered rows: lose!s and paniries, electric location one of the best in to the country ts Apply for oe At ED EACH ayn PHOT FR SER SICEL PAPER 2D ROOY DK AOR E; A FINE IN- Poste STONE, 805 F st. nv TLE BUY A WELL sce near 10a. ath aosd Sellar. $05 a Savio D stom oR SALF_A WELL LOCA ED ell-plaoned house in a nice Joca sagares from “the Ca ito sree OF E Nos REHEAT cERG OF HOUSES NO St ‘ona L. 10th st. nw. AT A BARGAIN-& eed nw. $09 SE WEE wasTnoTO RING CELLAR BRIC ‘NMPi: OVEMENTS ATE Terms’ aay. mot ith 8 story . met bee ith amd 1ath. Yet. 14th oot Eckinaton. Story and banement, bet Sd aid 6 = ‘bet SS Sting Gh ed pr sa no 6, Attantie bl Sree Paxt Rice new horses, T bet. nd 7th p store an dwelling; another 3. Yoows tal te these Srenucely Daveredl Hhroughogt. with randern tmaprove = ais a cellag ail new houses; will lance like rent SE. MODERN jX120 TO 10. FOOT ALLEY Hehe SATISFACTORY. Price, TLL 14th etn. w. HST. X.E., GUO BUS- dwelling and store, lot tin 2800. WATERS & THOMPSOS, 1335 F st. AT A BARGAIN—A GILT-EDGE | rthwest. suitable for a grocery, business cot t ae ‘and e. near Est, Gre, collar, furnace, oi St ne. near Tt ap. Gm) cellar, bath, amit a aaa aes eal a $3,100 & near F st. 6 rs. cellar; well baile, | cas! cheap. 050) Met nw, afd bath, ma, 86,000 jOMPSON, pense int JOR BALE : shay | ERE Se sick oe een it well rented. SUSTICE, 1419 story frame: xood lot Very easy terns, re SALE_ COMFORTABLE HOMES, E S16 3D ST. SE. FOR $2,600; a S-room bay-window double ‘ho =A arrauard aa to Tent either as onset two Gt Ber, server and ranning closets to both. Was past t paced end ncompieted enti Penna. ave. se. SAIN. THEEE-STORY rece. rk a se. down apd inont Pe eXchange for other ea —— ey ISD O at. “an” For fall particulars sd Po. IBA er) EASTERDAY S MALI LDEMAN, PASH. BALA 235 A. are the termigon which you can buy & a y-window Grooms and bath. all bee? rear alley (gpated on 7th at. 5.6. uand y four mont! B. LEONARD, 300-6 ose. with stable. 30-00% ai met tps, * Sw See Se | to "Apply to —M ira! aiid EASEnDAY EWAL DEW $2 800 IS REQUIRED TO BUY ‘BUY bath. dweilts iv Pin desirable location ie: terms, $300 cash, bal. $25 We 5.400. Tees conn EASTERDAY ‘& HALDEMAN, 608 F st. WO NEW PRESS-BRICK HOUSES, cf Mth st ny w. 7 Foote and bath Alera inproverents snd conveniences: ast, Desteent Aypiy LW. K SALE -Vi2s STH ST. PS SES Se se oder Deth. with all modern ie Uels, speaking tabee, 000 | | Oe, SALE srx-noom ine nveniently. Lo | Teaue Yo tS Poot: ating 2,800. aie balance equity Soyer Oak SALE TES ROOM. PRESS. BRICK FRONT | | eee a TOWR-stone oe eran) it ‘imoimas’. 10" ro bath. butlers pantry = Gmmarete collar, cobjnet }am his Mree-lighting apraratin, in hard woo snd in the st | WEED 'e'c | and Loan ‘Amssciation | _srzse | ror | Bor ia nd bath Conveniences sg ina visual th ud J af pandtiels papered a Scnse: nigst be seen f SALE_TWO.8 5th st ne FOr SALE Hans welling: 181 room’ cea ae | elena ed Yor eerata ‘in suanto a center northwest ; ell adapted Contd tan TYLER & RETRRREORD, 1507 Fst ‘BEST | FR © | aga ce | Basho Ween “JOHN venue ; large lo rant, oue for a Teaidence . one R SALE_BARG room and bath bay- throughout ; best, locat dross 11 Horice and ter LE-IN THY NORTHWEST AND Ww meat ‘balance mouth 8 erm tloual Buikitng and Loan Association of New York: dog Tit stn. Al 7a in. the ‘on Set pour 8 Ht. ave. new ‘bas-windon’ wicks teee peal trimmings: nine ‘bath; large £3, iaprovement and ‘conve: Seer | Sat tw WEED BCO., jgiinnaaety National ju'lding and Loan Association of New York, Soe 11th st. nw. 3525S” JOR SALE-IN ORDER TO CLOSE Ker Sactso fet to an alle; re i. FOX, G0 si. 2 Groots andbeth room: FS ise TyeaW & WUTHERPORD. 1 gt Hh Eine aes ca ese a Forgats LE_NEW, EL ica NT AND THORODGELY LE hinaton : twovstors DONOHOE, 308 0} iy a See and path F st ne A bar- ALE. S-room and 2-stor Price, 9TH § desirable pieces of investment: small cash 108 Tikes AUCTION SALES. yt baliane sun of New York, EST ‘vrown-stone house of rooms @ modern improversents and {desirable Fesideuce Waa binet magtels, Cabinet man! m, $4,000: small gash ailing associ ED & Cp. Mansrere: Ne: t few r= i | N ESTATE lish th, Be. ; st. h.w.; 9 rooms ‘80 feot wide. only t: location very central, AL- ‘ 23-3 TORY BRICK DWELLING. OME NEW 3-STO! BUILT HOUSE IN EAST pressed brick : ten room Hot 20x10 to good alley; one a arse oo ash for fee ti ist Cap. st. ". T. SNYDER & CO. 612 F s ‘pepo house, 1610 Vermont # Pro grocery, tasted ous cornet fou ne abet place D aminds, Gold W: ao om SALE A EEw poaser ane aS le pain set Wes swat sings. Os ip cellar; Prien, ts. 500 ae Bests ae Sate ‘% Reh ‘Aas AUCTION SALES. oN TOMORROW. | paoma DOWLING &HON, Aucts., 612E st. Sdopth st BENJAMIN F. LEIGHT! m4 La, JUNCANSON BROS. TRESTERS SE Sh GREED NEST RIXETEEN AT BETWEEN L AXD M NORTH By virtue ae a ae trust deed to me I will sellat auction at rooms | Ca Baneanson Py aD, 5 Epotioneers. ‘Oth and D streets north’ WETeTH, ee AFTER. NOOR. JULY TWENT FOU OCLC the one-tenth interest in all of juare 117, epee heifer lot 16, square 40. rig fiat i ‘square 140, geuting: oo rer Nas Jor a Jot, ania 80 fect east, thenee hence es ‘19th street and Caco scutht torte dine ass eae ierempty xf €10,000 on. werrox bt Ese TONIGHT, G11 PA. A # ag psoas Sing: 2d. Nearly new brick: ss the door; cated for less than A9-room, brick tect enter Wor BIN to about 200 feet from ci 3y20-0t GEO. | JOR SALE—4 Fi rooms th: Lst. se. | MyBoae | 3 IE ig can reas irects me to sell. O Soa GEO. Ww JOR SALE S211 to 2243 10th st. Dh. 4and Or. 3 | | ae F aud F. a bargain: cortags $3,600; wanted lots in, 5 Yond proved or nts) inside and out: i O00 mew pelts feace- appreciat or price and terms a; _my17tm FoR SaLE-—On REN: LE COME, AND INSPECT 7 THAT FINE Tm, ck bay ae with all modern conver ‘for homes o fn ae ERY CHEAP, Taeiaa acy eo ly large lot, Six10$ 0 36- Bsa, each ; lot 50x70 to ail » Belew. GEO. OR SALE NORTH SIDE NE det. 9th and 10th sts. lance prese-brick bay-window S disty be chs d to ba HOUSES— SS at, Ph, Bh, Soa wet ot The sbeve in oak took For fail Hsteal at etic oe Bea cm ny Telstand inth. Uyi¥l. THOS. E. WAGGAMAS. Troversy. an 100 walter. f ‘BRO SALE_OR WILE tandsomely: and deco- eeant aane! mantels and chaoui: god | e coc) ver ion high and are feet Tents $00 EACH, | are fast appt aoe jon. cigs ee fash Gime res {n hard oll with cabinet api slate rico 8 oa isthe ch 0 Tih we ne. and bath; in good rot SE eaxTS to alley: feat 9 rooms and bath: furn foot alle: teaciiee care: HOUSE! for alt LINKING 800 19th st. W YORK AVE. micrenldent | 5; 800 19th st. Bw. A LN 000 ‘000 | = 18x Sorbo. 0 “rents Droit Park. 8: rae ‘sual slot ia nae Sr "a “pep Heights, berstrn =e rie M0 F st. gst: BARGAINS G0, al YSsSan aoe nw mh wi b ‘of ground inelosed by 18 property taust be seen to be eh, X-ROC PBLICK focsrs, Tr. aie sTBNEY, _ COUNTRY OR SALE oR SALE—A BARC near Branchville, Prince faproved by handacine resi cing, &e. Going to OR SALE—1 res in oak and pi - _ Iya BE SOLD TO CLOSE AX ES. | nore nf oad house. Hcense or Siva country ween the two ci joke es UBURBAN * TITLE Handes'is ie eas ES Fe | See ram OF SEVERAL within view of the St t Bo IvZb3t JOHN'O. SASS OH eat JOHN V. Soa lange bari iodo iba eo ange barn au outba Pric oR SALE pOUNTRY PROPERTY. ACERS, i mable zane ‘fruit’; om the mar Talable as © sanitari ‘wittie its situation ‘between se | Ba ws surg ts orcas for any wach . apply to L. WALTER LAND TITLES THE ‘Abstract Co... land, ¢ guaeugar rin orca fone eas ees eee | egy Ws ‘Rio “iasures iden 7} tee! Pek ue, ary a of grow round ‘bouae “bes. 8 ‘bas irs ‘gpply BUSAN Theat ce wee REAL EST. ATE. BEAUTIFUL ‘Loaf and Biue igs } me 817 F st. K. B. B. CHEW, Jr. IX A104 ACRE FARM Geonews toanty, MA. dence; choice fruit; HEW & CO... O17 F st . B. B. CHEW GAT ites Chiles Fore iWeers "pecs | EPO aa "ace etot amines ties ‘ab Dats, INSURANCE COMPANY, 706 epatent office. ‘and ria for Sroka rea an a ng._ | fn front of the or THE 4 Peer ERONT, BY THE DEPTH | = ee 53 RHODE | Te Bi : | Jpare ‘TRU: COMPRISING Upright Show Cases, Awnt ‘Counters and Shiiving, dies of the Fincst Sein, . scales and all” pars: werlialie necessary to carry on the ates and good will will be sold to the hi eras a whole and offers a splendid oppor- tunity ‘o obtain ‘8 good bus ania H. THOMAS, 916 F street northwest, Recet RATCLIFFE, Dain & CO., Aucts- m0 Pa. ave. n.w. DESIRABLE TWO. STORY AND. ory HOUS! G40 ACKER EAST, SapLT EAN On ¥ LY TWENT! SIX Orch. pay PM we will sell THE BAST THEREOF OF LOT 901N SQU: Improved by a desirable two-story aes nw brick how th all modorn i concrete in good cor An elow ogportanity to secure a good investment or to obtain Torma- Over and above an incnmbrance of 81,800 to paid in cash, A deposit of #100 to be pad at the time of sale, Terms to be complied with in fifteen days froza the day of sale or the rizht to resell at the ‘and cost of the Setenitiong parchasor i resery ea. Ubaceyancing, rocortt wel ‘At purchaser’ SPE Dai & CO” ‘Auctioneers. “in front of the pr stieh part of orteinal jronting 20 feet west between T and i depth of 85 feat to an hohse, No, @ erts of eale: One-third cash, balance atone, two | 10 three years, with interest bet aetadtad a i | payable semi-annually, S00" fo deposited at time | Stale. ‘Conveyanct 25-dkds PDEXCANSON BROS. ets and running back a 7, and improved by frame | “anetione By virtue of a"deod of trast bearing date the 26th july. 4 De oat toe Tec i , D. na described as lot nun. fein Shepuerd's recorded subdivision square numbered three hundred and forty-two JPUNCANGON BROS. Aucta., cor. Och & Daten. w. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE | SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OUT Td RGSOR, BEING 4 Ge FYECTS WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS BALES Tee een rE Jus ie Caner MALL DVL | ROOMS ON TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY-SIXTE, Under the dew mae Court of the Dis- | 1802, TEN. O'CLOCK A.M, in ity cayae No, Tinea Comprising Agel me Sigel! | 3 pianos, Brench Plate. Pier and _Mantol WENDY SECOND, ISOS ay FIVE | Mirrors, 1 Fine Oak Buffet (carved), Fine L- 2 ta a5 eith "Bouse at |C. Dining Chairs, Japanesn Screen, Writing and ap sige tadeb argh cok ‘Pablo, Fine Wal., Ash aad Osk Chamber Suites, frision of lot 31 THe nesses |W. W. Springs, ‘New Hair and H. and C. Mat: fy street a sgptiwest, bd. lot 4 ot | tresses, Feather Pitlows and Boiaters, ice Boxes, large lot New Shovels and Spades, several Iron Safes, all Fontes oR aa sey 0 sFo0d makes and in perfect onder. peepee “FIVE OCU EW we Isell the north 2 Horses and Bugsies, 2 Sur% Be teatby the. Rae aor po peeent Ta ee (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Avcts. Supreme, the as | Samre Bi ee B eee ee yttet Say ot pending. wherein mods | aide of mata hrs Shes ‘were complainants na port oh soe anon cpmblainants carly ca ee ed fa front of the aber Attar eas op TUESDAY. at that part of ne SiR DAY OF JUN, 4.5. i, |W ‘nthe Diirict of Coltmmbia, snd called me | rs and described by ‘and pounts ae follows: 1 Trin at the southeast corner of sid pare = Himes aa 1 = BS Piece rap of ear brook. and be- Pa Set Movackson Hs nee south 20 so'mingies mest ne at ao a the mg, northerly point 0 oan Yan sign ch a o year ieastquece tie of the road ieading to.said Spon of purcaer. A Taamnable de wi | sank? foe tof oles of ‘etaning: contain ‘of malo on, each se Burchs ike Es ‘true aud allowing 4 folelat'the buyers cost erin to true and allowing be coanel raat a same issthat ats ‘Aloxlas Queen. died seize rms of sale being one-third of the purchase mone: in one year Bis “one-third in et ot wale The deterred payments recurved by toe noten of the purcheser, 6 Term imcash. one:t ‘ben cent intereat an from bP dato hae, fh treet Dehua payable pai ini-agpuallyand a deed a fraston or on of Be prarcharer arrtAdepoait’ of 200" will be Fequieea | at he ttn of the sale, Alt conveyan | at tbe purchaser's cost, ‘Unless the ale compifed with ee from the date of sale the uslece reserve the Tight to recell. at the defaulting ae PREDERICE L. SEDDONS, Trustes a Ba dans aduat BAR BB, Trae, re Tah oe 2 CHhesceng eM Ob Fata DEEMED one D EIGHTEEN AND TWENTY F STREET pBereturat a ‘a decree of the os ry 08. 9 “1 Supreme Court of th Panic Diain- Bil rnin J deste Proved by 0 ore ae tine ae a fe GSN feet to 8 ctione 7 foot alley ATIMER & SLOAN car rig 1407 G street. a stecee, ey y. etbed by the *: - oe ECEIVER'S BE FINE STOCK AND | of hase maney in cash, balasce a, tw = SinTURES 6 bitty AMERICAN FRUIT | ius sta at one ad secured oy with eeaeecee| pat E, NO. 436 NINTH STREET NORTH- pind a fs , opiate rect 8 Court of the District of | putebaser. "A Gepoatt of ox ) dollars catuunbia, iit cell oP public auction, with pte it be im the time of oe Hee reat northwest. of PAY, | and rec Is te ear ULY eer NINTH, ‘1802, A ‘rEk SeLook aeaeer te “a 2. “, hth Fino Pistures and Block of the American : yony a. parnu eae 3 FUTURE DAS. _ LATinen & SLOAN, Aucta. and Apprs Appratoers ‘new. TRUSTEES! SALE_OF VALUABLE LOT OX 0 BEERS Pie, Oh SAAB EONS AND THIRTY THIRD. GEORGETOWR, D.C. 0 of a deed of trast tons, bearing date Jane aD kot, andaniy in Liber 1502, f Hao eng ed th taal arecrrda of tbe Bi ‘Biseriet of @ Jumbip, aid at the =i oat shored, we wil oi, ae mei ion, fe A rane gt Bia preink a ENTY- irs, At RAL PAST FIVEOCLOCKP At partot for} 99) vita ry-five feet on ine north aide of O street bye depiir of 155 foot B inche Ter in res wiih interest at Oper Sent : interest af o\por Sent Per an | at abararetaaeeea na a upon the foud by deed of trust or altcash. at ne opt | jena ot 900 if true of wale ate in ten days the trustees ‘reserve (he Tig Breton che property at the Fisk and, cost of defaniting £9, Euston. SylL-dSas SB. SWAN, ORanE ABOVE. SALE_18 POSTPONED UNTIL ST FIRST. 1882, samo SATIMEN & SLOAN, Auctioneers. THY SALE OF PREMISES NO. 604 ACKER STREET IS ‘THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. 3 Lea C., AT AUCTION. By vi eae meme F Jan D. 1891. and recoraed. iu’ liber 45 pene Iand records of the Dis- Columbta, it request of Ube party thereby secured, Wwe a aie ae Pee auction, ia Geopt of the mm FE SECOND DA PEACE EPAGT FIVE OCLOCE P- live (B) feat by devin of lot clshey-twe (633 Sh Sie oe Data RRP of Jot olghty th (Si), tn Acker's subdivision ‘of square eight hnnd phalsiaty one (AGL). with the improvenichts, consist ine * dwelling bo ‘Acker street, ‘Torms: One-third caph, balance in siz and twelve months from day of, sale, with interest at6 per, cent, secured by deed of trust om the premise, or ail st ontion of the purchaser. posit of $100 "wilt be required at ‘ime of aale, and if terms are not co:aplted with in ten days trustees reserve the righ: to resell at cost of sulting purchaser on five days’ notice in The Evening Sta GEORGE F. FLEMING, 70 Lk. WILLIAM 3. ‘a6oven, La. ave, dies By DU: SERNSON intog Auctioneers, THE ALVA SUNK IN A FOG, W. K. Vanderbilt's Yacht Ran Down by the Steamer H. F. Dimock. rimsof sale: One-third cash, balance in eqnal stallyents ut ‘cue and two years purchaser. A depoei ars (#200) will tbe required at tinue mh tng and recording at par : fre not complied widia | fen day frou day of wale the trustees resetve the riew iehregell the rok it ant af the uefaufun par chaser after five days’ notice oft such sale by dyer. isement in some newepaver palished in the Dist te Cok am SHyso-de SDE | G20. W. STICKNEY, Auct., 1416 New York a TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE 1M. OPPRTY FRONTING ON HOWARD | ) CHAPPEL ROAD NEAR T. tain deed of trust recorded in Liber | éteeq., one of the land records for ae tinwics t r ft ce ag “and at the request of ane | party secured ther A offer for sale ty front Gf the ‘premises oa yan DAY, THE EIETH Day OF Aw pam at BIVE O'CLOCK PM, the efaltow: | ing: ibed prot property i la the Gount nston, District of Cohan +20 in inthe ta tabi All of to @ivision of the estate of Giles Dror’ deve Jot iying near Tenpallytown, D. aa Satins ‘One cash and, the balance in | one {]) and two (2) years, Wilh taterest af the rate ot six (G) ber contain per annuum, payable sem{-annually | Syl accaredby & deed of ernst on. the property old, of | ‘All cash, at the option of t ome ih i tou Ge | at the risk and’ cost of vertive- aid subdivision | trustea. | “CATALOGUE OF A FINE AIRE TNRE AND CARMIAGES, - BEOL NS) BUGGIES: PHAETONS. VICTCMIAS, &e., AT ACUCTIO! DLL ECTION Bags SALE PY, SE Dansenger Waconette. back carat. a Caiebs iit by Geneve, Oa pet mp one Sec d-hand ctoria, wiv Ramble Phae Surrey. J. Village Cartons Kuockabout Wagon, tna Co. on Vie one terre] Horse, shout sixteen et oO iw EOF ANE HOUSE OX ee mr mR rerords iber faa ie. sad at the request of t AT. pment FO! B OCL on Fomeroy aR rt By virti e or x poy ie" A XACOS' iat While at anchor in the fog on Nantucket shoals yesterday morning W., K. Vanderbilt's yacht Alva was run into by the steamer H. F. Dimeck and sunk. Allon board the Alva, i lading W. K. Vanderbilt and party, were saved nd taken on board the Dimock. The Alva, | underthe command of Capt. Henry Morrison, left Bar Harbor at 4 o'clock Saturday evening, bound for Newport, having on board the owner and his guests—Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Geo. De Forrest, Louis Webb, Winfield Scott White nd Frank Riggs—all of whom are summering at Newport. Early in the morning a thick fog set in and it became so dense that Capt. Moret, son deemed it imprudent to run further, as the | yacht was then in the track of coasting vessels. After making Pollock Rip lightship anchor was dropped. Whistles and horns were blown j at frequent intervals and every possible pré- caution taken to warn other vessels of the whereabouts of the Alva. The owner and his geste were all alee sping in their berths when they were aroused by a heavy crash, accompa- nied by the tearing of the plates of their vessel. Mr. Vanderbilt wns first on deck, closely fol- lowed by Mr. Riggs. Looming up through the fog they could see the dark hull of « large steamer backing away from oe yacht. The steamer was the H. PF, Dimock, whose stem had . | penetrated the side of, the Alva, staving in the ed bulkheads, The crew of the yacht hailed the steamer and informed the captain the yacht must sink. Capt. Coleman of the Dimock, after receiv- ing an affirmative answer to’ the question whether the bont remained intact, told the peo- : | ple on the yacht that he would lay by until they could be transferred to his vessel: A.steam launch, four rowboats anda naphtha launch were then'towed'from the Alva, which was rapidly sinking, and the owner and passen- gers, with the crew of fifty-two men, were soon 4 afloat and rapidly pulling away from their doomed craft. Their departnre was none too soon, for when they were about a cable’s length ¢ | frem their = she made a violent keel to co. rt, and, again, plunged down bow bra aeons rst, and nothing but the three maste sticking hand Side-bar' 8 at rar; one | out of the water indicated the presence of the Second-hand Seeding Side-bar Wagon.” Stivers: ne | magnificent ocean rover they had so lately de- Srvagham: one See aisng Engliat ‘tie party ore il ssfly landed om board on, London ; one CooRumbje Phseton, | iyimocks which anchored aod ent Le] 3 ‘one Kensington. = one oe meng a a Secondhand ¥. 8? ‘Bryweter Landen: cade about 1:40 o'clock in the afternoon, when the it Fernie Shon ae (= hand | fog lifted and a course was set for Boston, ar- reepen Eeoud-hand oth) riving at the dock of India wharf about Dales hadereoie oh ————_+0«_____ .DUNCAN HARRISON'S OPINION. He Says Corbett Will Lick Sullivan in ‘Two Punches. Duncan B. Harrison, ex-acting partner of Jobn L, Sullivan, hes some decided opinions Tegarding the probable result of the battle in New Orleans, Ho said toa brother actor yes- terday: “Sullivan haa gone all to pieces and Jim Corbett will punch holes through him in two rounds, It's the best thing I ever saw, this SHOOTING STARS. ‘Do you smoke?” asked the sociable man. “I don’t know,” replied Glimmina, “If I don’t it isn't because I'm not hot enough.” THE POLITICIAN AXD TRE WEATHER. “Bring hither, I pray you, my palm-leaf fon “And a seltzer lemonade; A hammock swing where the big trees span To o’erspread a nook with shade; And there, with my thoughts to the north pole turned, * T'll stay and let politics be durned.”” A Washington man who likes to encourage his boys in outdoor sports recently undertook to help out in a game of base ball. aceite htis ten-year-old son said: “You ought to honor your father, oughta’t you?” “Of course.” “Pa feel mighty bad not to.” “That's right.” “So I wanted to ask you, please never to try to play base ball again where I can see you.” When people wait for awfal dooms Because of heat intense The ice cream dameel's cry assumes The sound of common sense. “I wish I could get rid of some of my bad habits.” “Sell them to the old clothes dealers."* Freddie had fallen down and hurt himself. He was trying manfully to suppress his feelings, but his uncle, who happened to be near, said: “What's:the matter? Crying?" “N—no; I-Iain’t crying. I guess maybe my eyes are perspiring.”” A HUMILIATION. ‘These are times when men remember How they fretted last December At the weather and the plumber And declared they wished 'twere-summer. People who practice Holmartic-economy will observe that this isa good time to buy a ther- 'T | mometer. You get a longer. thread of mer- cury. os SOCIAL MATTERS. Mra. 8. A. Beall, Mrs. Webb, Miss Maggio D. Watkins, Clarence Beall, Lawrence Sands and Frank Osborne and wife. are among the latest ie at the Monmouth House,-Spring Lake Among the Washingtonians registered at Hotel-Dennis, Atlantic City, areGen. and Mrs. Rufus’ Saxton, Paymaster’ €. P. Thompson, Mrs, Cornelius "T. Belt, Miss’ Bessie Thompson, Mr. L. L. Thom '. F. Du Barry, Mr. W. D. Rudy, Mr. G. L. Newberry, Mr. Jos. W. Davis and Mr. Henry C. Cromwel Harry J. Shoemaker, private secretary to the second controllerof'the treasury, with his fam- ily, has started on an ocean trip along the At- lantic coast, Mr. and Mrs.,Henry A. Jones of 431M street northwest havetgone to New York and Boston by sea. Miss Elizabeth, Major-of the census:office has gone to New York. “M. Patenotre, the French minister, is the 2 | guest of Albert Clifford Barney at Bar Harbor. ‘The Birthday Club. met Saturday evening at ‘the residence of Mr.,W. A. Croffut to celebrate the birthdays of Alexander Dumas, Emma Laz- aras, Thomas Campbell and Dr. J. G. Holland. A number of enthusiastic students of literature were present. Among the speakers were Col. Henderson, Mr. Davies. Mr. Wetzel, Mr. Croffut, Col. Clarke, Mr. ‘MeCreery and Mr. A. B. Johnson, Mr. and Mira, I. H. Ellis have teturned from an extended trip north and will be pleased to see their friends at 1025 Vermonterenue north- west Master Roswell Fish has.gone to Piney Point rethert the hepa with Mrs. Frank Madigan and r bal Mien Hettio Allensof East Washington started * | Saturday evening for a short sojourn to Valley Lee, St. Mary's county, Md. Mrs. Somers and daughter, Miss Lottie Col- months of July and August in the ‘Misses Christine and Kathleen Owen have re- tires | turned from their visit to the Vico President's daughters. at Rhimebeck-on-Hudson, and gone | With their grandmother, Mrs. Raborg, to War- balance renton, Va.. where they will spend the of the summer, Mr. A. A. Tunstall and family have gone to Rockbridge Alum Springs. Luter they will go to the Warm Springs of Virginia. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gibson of 1922 9th street northwest was the scene of a happy gathering Friday evening last, the occasion being the celebration of the twen- ty-first birthday of their eon, Mr. Chas. W. Gib- son. Among those present were Mr. A. H. Groff and wife, Mra, Thos. A. Gibson, Misses Jennie and Mabel Dell, Miss Mamie Stephan, ‘Miss Hattie Austin.“Miss Minnie Zimmerman, Miss Jennie Watts, Miss Annie E. Botts, Vermie Nussbaum, Miss Maud Dutton.” Mi Amy Medford, Misses Lona M.. Edith E. and Maud A. Gibson, Messrs. Perry Medford, Diller F. Groff. Leonard Hoffman, Wm. E. Beard, James Partello, J.T. Farr, Thos, A. Gibson, jr., Dr. Wm. F. Chase, Geo. 8S. Gibson, Fink, foran and Chas, W. Gibson. W. F. Mattingly, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Block and C. C. Cole are at the Deer Park Hotel. Miss Simons will .ccompany Mrs. Lent of Corcoran street to Vienna, Austria, They sail on Wednesday and will be absent n year. Mra, La Coste and Miss La Coste will not visit France this year, but will leave for the north later in the season. Mra, Charles Hanback of 21 Grant place north- west and Mrs. H. M. Westfall of 9€1 M street northwest left for Atlantic City Saturday. Among the Washingtonians recently regis- fered a at Hotel Royal, Atlantic City, are J. Karr, Koen, Mr. John L. Vogt, Mr. D. A! iy “Dr. Charles Rauterberg. Francia Suvine, William HH; Rhces, Dr. Marvin Custis, C. Heizer, John A- Butler, jr. H: B. Ramey, W. W. Mortimer, Mise I. M. Brown and Misa Brown. at Ocean Cit Mr. Truxton Beale is visiting his parents at Manche-t-r-by-thce3ea. Mrs, William P. Hall and son will spend August with Senator and Mrs. Blackburn at Ocean City. Mr. Chas, E. Lease is at Reofortown, Va., for a month. for a two weeks’ visit. Mrs. M. W. Connolly will spend a f at Riverdale, Md. Mr. B, F, Shaw has gone to Atlantic City. ‘Miss 8. C. Magee will spend two weeks at Cobb's Island, Cherriton, Va. ‘Mrs. Anna Barker has gone to-Anne Arundel- on-the-Ray for a month. Mr. J. F, Kendall and Miss Anna both of Virginia, were married in the Hotel Johnson ‘this morning by Greene, tor of Cah Sat mn 2B Bote cere ae We Mr Ws, ee Miss 0. W. coeieieginc aes at Rectortown, Ve. Mr. George W. Brown bas gone to Beach Haven, N.Y. Mr. E.R. Wallace leaves today for Bethlehem, in the White mountains, Miss Mary’C. MoGill is at Keene Valley, N. Y., where she will remain two months. Mrs, Samuel Emery will remain month longer at Long Branch. Mise Adelen Randolph will visit friends in Groton, N. Y., for two months. weeks lins and Miss Katie Collins are spending the | Alleghanies. Mrs. Guy V. Henry is spending the summer |: af bell was tolled di officers at this city | the The owden, Mr. 8. | Brookes, | EDownbam. M interment | the Presbyterian LOCAL POLITICS, next Monday night the democrats will | ward meetings to elect delegates to the congressional convention of the eighth district a Nixie, which will 10th | fase iy, ba but it is Sie will b aoe the shy COUNTY SUPERVISORS’ MEETING. The board of supervisors of Alexandria county held their annual meeting at the county court house, on Sees a in this city, today, the law that all the count; supertisore tn doo state elell mast on the fonrth Monday of July to settle accounts, The board now consists entirely of white men. The meet- be mando bo- | needs of the ecademy. MILITARY ACADEMY. Suggestions ane in the Report of the Board of Visitors. THE The | the academy is undoubtedly the greatest mili own. | tary school tm the world, and everything should thi =. be done to maintain its efficiency. The board pleads earnestly for liberality in the govern- | ment’s appropriations, and asserts that the nk academy was never moro useful in the country than itis today. It believes that the superin- tendent should not be changed every four year and it indorses the present management. bourd calls attention to the fact that the In- try, in addition to ite splendid history as the nation’s great school of military science. Teport enters fully into the details and Tt ays that the maxi- imum capacity of the institution ix 500 cadets, but to increase the corps to this number would require an i detail of officers. Ac- appointed fail the corps numbers only 250. cate of two foreigners now at the academy. The board believes that 400 can be | accommodated and instructed with no further | thinks that the academy should be kept up to its full working capacity. It recommends that Representatives in appointing young men name ing was occupied with accounts. &6. ‘NOTES, ‘Miss Emily Townsend of Brooklyn, N. ¥., who has been on a visit to thin city, died yes- terday morning at the residence of Mrs. James Entwislo, on Royal street. Mr. Robert Cromn of this city died at the in- Jast week and was buried yesterday. ellis Catharine Dohert y died Saturday at her ome. on North Washington street, and was buried today. ete a ANACOSTIA. 4 GREAT CAMP MEETING DAY. Yesterday wase great camp meeting day on this side of the river. At Campbell Grove the pastor, Rev. call attention, to ness in the church. Te soul wit ool an ouseide sinner to order for could bo found in hin church, "Hedwellat some length on southern out At the afternoon service in the same Fam Rev. D. G. Hill of Ebenezer a x Yatingca, on the subject = — a ii kinge whe lecturer ot pare. fiftee ites on his a for boat ntainutes on his ex Afro-American. At the evening service Rev. J. D. Jenkins of the Mount Plessant A ME Church held t =S The camp was crowded Much interest centered in the Aen Grove camp meeting at Garfield. Rev. &. 3. Johnson, pastor, was master of ceremonies. At the morning service Rev. Julius Guttridge of Saint Puul's AME Church of W. ie pane is this that cometh from Hiden wi garments.” —Isaiah, t afternoon service Rev. Citten ‘of Fredericks- burg, Va., preached an eloquent sermon on the duties of the Christian, and Rev. Dr. Johnson closed with a benediction. At the evening serv. of Miles’ Taber- nacle, Washi and Rev. 8. Summerville of Metropolitan m Chareh of Washington made | addresses, The attendance and the contribu- A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH. Tt has been arranged by Rev. Mr. Taylor that the dedicatory exercises of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Garfield ehall take place on the first ture is ready to be roofed in. It will be some time before the interior will be finished, but the congregation are anxious to begin worship as soon as possible in their own temple. At ent they are holding service at the house of Draper. ‘NOTES, All the churches were largely patronized yesterday. A number of the young people are arranging | going for a suil. yiblsnge party of Anacostians took in River vite eet The plc art for of Dr. Mitchell, is eee imy ata ington, a colored woman li Pomeroy street, Hillsdale, reports to the palice that yesterday she left her five-weeks-old baby bina eter erp bees perme eee story. When she returned a few minutes inter the child was dead. Thecorsenc wen? notiged, Groceryman Unsworth complains to the police of the cows that aré allowed to pastare ‘around and trespass. on his property at ‘Twining City. v. Father McCarthy of Baltimore said high mass at St. Teresa's Church yesterday. Several inquires about the garbage man were made at the substation this morning. The raising of the draw of the Anacostia bridge to allow the ‘blocked travel for ST eoessaeeaihe wae morning. time this i The President and She Werestry Anssctation- ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: evening in regard to the presentation of @ petition to the President of a memorial of the Forestry Association of Colorado unintentionally mis- ‘represents the position of the President in the case, and on that account I ask you to make the needful correction. The President hae not yot made a reservation of the mountain timber of Colorado as stated, but the memorial was one asking him, in view of the reasons stated therein, to make of to the Mr. C. F. Trotter has gone to Aurora, W. Va., |’ aed Hi Sam -| special to the New York Sun. Asa general Sunday in August. The neat little brick struc- | of @ sand scow | and the Hi bef two substitutes, so that in case of failure there would certainty of filling the | vacancy. Of 205 young men appointed for the Merch examinations only eighty-five passed and received certificates of admission. It is recom- mended that the law be changed fo as to restore to the President of the United States the right to appoint at large ten young men annually in adi to the representation now fixed by iaw. -e- WHIPPED AND. DUMPED IN A SWAMP. A Negro Assaulted ® Girl Who Refused to Elope With Him. Twenty masked men broke into the jail at Alexander, N.Y., Satarday night, seized a negro prisoner, took him ont, stripped and soundly | bim, led him to pump and @neked him, then dragged him to « swamp, threw him into the mire and left him. The negro arrived in Alexander in Company with another tramp in the fore part of this month. He asked for something to cat ata! farm house and was offered a chance to work, which be accepted. ‘Within a week be begun showing attention to heme for eloping, and Soi Sing thet aoe sea tl 81 To Bay Baltimore and pm, 428 pm. Sundayeat 350m. 1:30 p.m, on > m.—Adet. GUARDING ¢ QUE VICTORIA. Detectives and Watchmen Looking Out for Suspicious People. A curious result of the Giadstonian victory in the elections is the increase of precautions for the safety of Queen Victoria, ays a London rule no sovereign goos about with less reat precantion than Queen Victoria. Since the elections she has been cordoned with a force of detectives that could hardly be matched out- side of Russia. It is known that Queen Victoria is a thorough tory in principle. She resembles George III in her domestic virtues and in her dislike of anything that tends to diminish the royal authority. The queen is as bitterly op- posed to Irish home rule as George III was'to the independence of the United States. She is confident that home rule will never be granted, and this is another reason why she is beginning to be apprehensive as to her own eecurity, for she dreads that Irish despair and resentment, on finding that home rule is beyond reach, may find expression in violence against the Fi sass: suabins Aeon tushinin, alan! or Teadily seceded to thedesires to Osborne, Si iver fr pet Spoon Aner any her person. Anarmy of detectives in plain clothes searched the estate in the neighborhood of the royal resi- dence, and during the queen's stay at Osborne these eame detectives form a cordon difficult, if not im ‘approach- ing Osborne House is challenged at every step by an inquisitive guard, and no one can pass whose answers are not satisfactory. When the jueen goes out drivi one detachment of : ‘meter follows the car- CLEVELAND | "srone SWEPT. A Heavy Rain and Thunder Storm Plays Havoc With the Wires. ‘The most terrifie thunder storm of the season struck Cleveland, Ohio, about 7 o'clock last of the ‘bontd of visitors to the | Bere street, in this city, this morning. The town | West Point Military Academy, which has been | Dougherty tar Volunteer Raitt terell the city | eubmitted to the Secretary of War, sars that | teri! ‘shes ten. with (waive cords of p (orev i fluences of the academy have becn of the utmost | Spins value in the material development of the coun- | f. Shot The | omph Harmen. ppabann: Baltimore, Cape tolload wood, pr elett days from 3 sof Kenneter ice, from the capes tobooner ooner, \ Schooner Vigeiuu. Lecnandtgen. Mae Beet. fre the Be Many ig. rine. Alexandria ot Rorser, from Cat, “Silueston. two oe ey i's Point. | so) a sztcrmalone man cregh, Wa. with wood. Barge C mon Cat: Poster, fra: Baltimore, with 220 tome of SAIL. Schooner Care Caries. Onannock. Ya. Cart. toe T. Trader, to Powell's Point, Nord. Qerolina, to ond increased watermeions for this port) Schooner Harry and cording to the law of appointments the maxi- | Choriey, Washington, mum number is 347 cadets, but as many of i At those oy “Eitan D.C Renny, his Port Yan Cape. De wood foe this port ti \ “oul, Drewssuahly for Batt are Sane ay a ats octee: Raith May. wn, fo Chisomien creek ichooter x mas Venners, Capt Hayden. to Cecoguan tage Bats clas. Schooner Buckeye, pre. Pehooner M Star, Alexandria, Vs. Capt ‘schooner Bardie, iver, with ‘The arrivals at the Washington harbor last week were fifty-two schooners, twenty-three barges, firur aha on their way home. dismissing i the Winds. Mr. Mason, together with B. Reed of New Custle, Pa., and the guide, John li, Barlow, made the descent of the started to the cave. Messrs. French waited at the top of Gost their friend. The party made the circuit to the cave. Just before ent i § i i t M élippery and wot. lower one they shot out from the momentum of the jump carried straight under the falls. ‘The immense body of water hurled the body into the foaming Sat the water wes too quick for him. prostrated und it was with difficulty he could taken up the FEF b Ee F a evening. The day had been very hot, the tem- perature reaching ninety-five degrees in the afternoon. Between 6 and 7 o'clock there was brief rain storm. It was followed half an hour later by a second storm. Clouds as black ‘as ink came up in the west and passed half way ‘over the city before the storm broke. The rain fell in torrente, swept along by « the high wind. It was impossible to see across downtown streets, except when the blinding | ightning flashes came, The bolts seemed to ble information, but not a dogmatic idea “is advanced, Mr. Gladstone, he odds, always declines to finally discuss such mattera.until the r f f f i i 8 E F i f f U i i vf iy “il nt ; 8, i i Every effort waa made atrecovering the bods. ‘Mason was thirty years of age, and oo- copied » high place in social and financial eee LYNCHED THE STAGE ROBBERS. Protest of Californians Against Sentimental Attitude Toward the Raggles Brothers. Jobn D. and Chas. two brothers who robbed the stage near Reading, Cal, eral weeks ago and killed Express Montgomery and wounded the driver ands { Fy tye Eevee EE i