Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1897, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1897-14 PAGES. 3 —— SPECIAL NOTICES. WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. C. Mr. Louis H. Stabler, Geu'l Agt Accident Association, 1003 F st. n.w. Dear Sir: In acknowledging your check re- ceived today for indemnity due to accident oa my bicycle, I take great pleasure in commending Your association for prompt and fall settlement. Very truly, WAITING FOR REPORTS THE OFFICIAL WEATHER MAP. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. a are ~~ “There's money on the right side of stocks.” 5 Facilities That Are Tassie: S to rag ott $ =for receiving the quickest and at the same time most correct, Stock and Gra! ons, be able bys June 2, "97. Mass. Mutual Officers Discuss the Arrest of Professor Fanciulli. A Slump Reported in 0. and 0. Canal Busi- s ness, ‘We have stored more furniture this rear than any two warehouses in this city. . ‘ou may Why? Because our storage ts the clea ° to realize quite a little 7 ar nme $ fortune out of the Stock and Grain = yo : ati ea Neo Action to Be Taken Until the Re- No Present Demand for Conal—Building Association Elects Officers—Repair- ing the Cable Road Tracks. “ ‘our location more central, juarkets, | Lowest commissions and ° > ' our facilities perfect, _ x our rates ti owes. C.T. HAVENNER, | MERCHANTS? "=" 8 F st. Member Wash'n SS ee D Si DELIVERY 00. 31 it. 21a Atlantic bldg. 92933 *Phone Ee ww we we eee canul. The waterway is now in condition | AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST GO. REAL to be used, but very few boats are mivine | SURsGrkotee for sale limited aiound of REAL between here and Cumberland. The cause eri. betting the veator Beto 5 er cent per Pp lease note that of this condition of affairs lies at this end. | “"™™ ©. J. BELL, President. = First-class factlitios notes for whos Canal boats loaded with coal are at all of Union Savings @ rooms the wherves, and also along the canal from the Aqueduct bridge to a point almost op- sto e ry guarded night and ra TS aay. Money nde 4 vanced or furnt- posite the old outlet lock. Scme of the boats have been at this end of the line for ture sold on request. 637 La. noted! = =< Ss. = 214-216 4% st. my21-3m,20 elphia—Licut. i} | | | iit il ao all ail There is a big slump in the traffic on the ave. n.w., at which time the 10th series of stock | leader of the band of the United States Marine Corps, from Phiiadelphia, where he went today with the band, no further steps can be taken in the matier of the mil- itary arrest of Professor Fanciulli, ordered by Lieut. Draper of the Marine Corps, just before the parade started Memorial day. As the band was under orders to accom- Pany the President today to Philadelphia, Col. Heywood, commanding the United States Marine Corps, late yesterday after- noon, ordered that Professor Fanciull! be released from arrest, pending an investlg: ticn of the charges preferred by Lieut. Draper, the report of the latter reaching Will be issued. Payments, $2.00 per month on each share, entitling the holder to an advance of ons for stock at— cor. 4 . Pres. over two weeks, with no prospect in view of unloading and making another trip. The boatmen cannot sell the cargoes. There are no ships at the wharves in the Potomac to carry away the product coming down the canal, and until vessels arrive for the nual meeting of the stockholders of cemetery for the election of trustees for the en- suing year and the transaction of other important business, at EXPLANATORY NOTH: Observations taken at 8 a.m., 75th meridian time. Solid Ties are iso- bars, or lines of equal air pressure, drawn for each tenth of an inch. Dotted lines are isotherms, or lines of equal temperature, drawn for each ten degrees. Shaded areas are regions where rain or snow YICE.—I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL at I will not be respousible for contracted in my name. L. A. CIA} 610 H st. ow. WE ARE ANXIOUS TO GIVE YOU A “FIT”—AND ‘& perfect-fitting one at that. We have one of the most expert cutters in America today—and what he don’t know about fitting clothes isn't worth . stylish assortment cf cloths you p—and “At or + OO4 13th. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN Ammonia Mansfacturing Co. will be held at 111 on MONDAY, for the election N. Alfred st., Alexandria, Vs June 14, 1807, at 10:30 a.m. of board of directors. REUBEN DOOLITTLE, President. L. SANDERSON, Secretary. jel-2w* OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF THE States, ex-officio commissioner of the 5! fund of the District of Columbia, bi D. ¢., June 1, given by the act of Congress approved M 18@1, entitled “An act to provide for the pay: ment of bonds of the District of Columbia due July 1, 1sv1, and July 1 and 26, 18% 1 hereby give notiee that the principal of the bonds hereinbelow designated will be paid at the 1 United States, in the elty of Washi iy, 1897, and th: : Three-tifty per cent ten-yea of the District of Columbia, issued under the act of Congress approved Mareh 3, 189 number- ed as follows: $100, original No. 48;'$500, original No. 15 to original 20, both inclusive; $1,000, ‘o. 466 to original No. 725, both inelu- 1,000, original No. 800 to original No. 825, both inclusive. Total, $259,100. scribed above are either bonds of the “orig issue, which have but one serial number at eaci end, stitute” bonds, which may he d tinguished by the double set of numbers, whit are marked tute numbers. a THIS LOAN WILL BE CAL INAL NUMBERS ONL! ue provision of law rning the order in which the bonds shall be ‘The last of the sald bonds originally issued under this act, and their substitutes, shall be first called in, and this or- der ing urer of the U: States for redemption. signments must be dated and properly edged as prescribed in the note printed on the Duck of each bond. Where checks in payment are desired in favor of any one but the payee, the bonds should be assigned to the “Treasurer of the United States for redemption for account of—"’ (here insert the name of the person or per- hose order the check should be made D. N. MORGAN, Treasurer U. 3. MAY 27, 1807. is hereby given that the partnership existing between Thomas K. Scheller and Ed- Ward Stevens, druggists, carrying on business at 901 Pennsylvania avenue, under the firm name Scheller & Stevens, was’ dissolved by mutual e bust on by the said the commandant yesterday. Professor Fan-| has fallen during preceding twelve hours. The werds “High” and ‘Low’ show location of arean of purpose, there is very-small chance of more ciulli and the band will return to Wash- ington tomorrow. “I have received Lieut. Draper’s repo: said Col. “Heywood this afternoon, to a Star reporter. “When Professor Fanciulli returns from Philadelphie the papers will be referred to him, calling for his account of the affair in writing. Of course, nothing will be done in the case until the papers are received back from the leader of the band.” When asked if any precedents for the ar- rest of Professor Fanciulli existed, Col. Heywood replied in the affirmative. “Sev- eral times, when Professor Scala was lead- er of the band,” he said, “I was compelled to order him under arrest for precisely similar reasons as I understand exist in the case in which Professor Fanciulli is in- volved. The drill regulations call for a cer- tain number of steps to the minute in quick time. When Professor Scala had the band playing so that my command had to far exceed the stipulations of the regulations, I corsidered it proper to call for more ap- Propriate selections. When the leader re- fused to obey my orders, I very promptly ordered him under arrest. I took the view that when on parade the band is not at the head of the line to demonstrate its abil- ity to render classicai music, its presence there being solely to supply such appro- priate march music as might tend to make the appearance of the troops as creditabie as possible. The rendition of intricate and classical compositions should be reserved for concerts and like occasions.” During the conversation with the re- porter, Col. Heywood referred to the criti- cisms of Lieut. Draper that have been published since he ordered the arrest of Prof. Fanciulli. “I know Lieut. Draper to be one of the most efficient, capable and highly regarded fficers in the service,” said Col. Heywood. ‘He received the thanks of Congress for his work in commanding the detachment of marines during troublous Hawaii several years ago.” rest on Decoration day. An Officer's Comment. “I know that The Star’s invariable rule is to be fair to all parties,” said an old naval officer to a reporter this morning, “and so I am sure it will be willing to cor- rect any mistakes that’ may have been made in the treatment of Lieut. Herbert L. Draper of the marine corps, by whose or- ders Prof. Fanciulli was placed under ar- in “There are few men of his years who have seen more active service than Draper or who command to a greater degree the respect and liking of the men under him. He is anything but a martinet, and I know perfectly well that he would never have taken the stand he did last Monday if he hed not beer perfectly sure he was in the right. Prof. Fanciulli’s side of the trouble has been given at some THOMAS P, MORCAN. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. INCREASING CLOUDINESS TONIGHT. Thunder Storms Probable Tomorrow Afternoon. Forecast till 8 p.m. Thureday.—For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, increasing cloudiness tonight, high and low barometer, Small arrows fy with the wind. business for any of the coal boats. One captain remarked to a Star reporter yes- | accouNTANTS. Pigs 8 TELEPHONE 1126. 1333 F STREET. burg it 1s 1.5 above the danger line and has| eleven days, and he did not know, when ve | AMUSEMENTS - Page 10 is 1.1 re ie r e ant eleven ys, ani ie not know when he <i nt ee fallen 0.9. : would unload. The mules, he added, were | ATTORNEYS . rare 22 | Life Insurance& Annuities. Tide Table. eating up all of the profit of the trip, to say 2 Today—Low tide, 2:29 a.m. and 3:29 p.m.;| nothing of the cost of feeding his family. ASSETS OF COMPANY, $236,000,000. high tide, 8:52 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. There are some seasons of the year’ when . 9p20-2m Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:08 a.m. and 4:08| the canal boats cannot get down fast | COUNTRY BOARD.. P.m.; high tide, 9:34 a.m. and 9:43 p.m. enough to supply the demand, but just at | COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. present it seems as though the conditions | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE $100,000, The Sun and Moon. probably thunder storms Thursday after- Toon; warmer; south to southeast winds. Weather conditions and general forecast. —The area of high pressure has moved from Lake Superior to Pennsylvania, in- creasing in -magnitude. A second area of high pressure has remained nearly sta- tionary off the north Pacific coast. The storm ‘thas moved trom eastern Colo- rado to northeastern Missouri. Rain has fallen in the Missouri, the Mis- sissippi and Red River of the South val- leys, and in the upper lake region. The temperature has risen in the Missis- sippi and lower Missouri valleys and in the lake regions, and has remained sta- tionary elsewhere. It wili be generally ‘fair in the Atlantic states; increasing cloudiness and showers in the lower lake region. It will be generally warmer in all dis- tricts from the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys eastward. The following heavy precipitation (in inches) was reported: During the past twenty-four hours—St. Paul, 2.50; Temple, Tex., 2.00. Rivers.—The following changes in the rivers (in feet and tenths) have occurred: The river at New Orleans is 1.7 above the danger line and has fallen 0.3. Az Vicks- are quite the reverse. Building Association Officers. The stockholders of the First Co-operative Today—Sun rises, 4:36 a.m.; sun sets, 7:20 FOR QUICK LOANS AT LOW RATES P.-m. Moon sets, 9:36 p.m. : On_ Washi city real estate, Tomorrow—Sun rises, 4:35 a.m. Building Association met last evening at | FINANCIAL = WESCOTT, WILCOX & TIESTON, The City Lights. the office of the association, 1/25 32d street, | FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. Des Glee SE a ar ane Gas lamps all lighted by 8:29 p.m.; ex-| to elect officers for the ensuing year. Mr. | FOR RENT (Flats)... my6-1m : : tinguishing begun at 3:44 a.m. The light- | 8. Thomas Brcwn, president of the Farm- ing ig begun one hour before the time | ers and Mechanics’ Bank, was called to the chair. The secretary presented the yearly The National Safe Deposit, Arc lamps lighted at 8:14 p.m.; extin- guished at 3:59 a.m. report, which exhibited a flattering finan- cial condition. The re-election of Mr. A. B. Savings and Trust Condition of the Water. Jackgon, as president; Mr. H. G. Wagner, FOR SALE (Bicycles). ‘Temperature and condition of water at 8 | a5 vice president; Mr. George W. King, as | FOR SALE (Houses). ‘ Company, a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 64; con- dition, 26. . Receiving reservoir, tempera- | tTe@surer, and Mr. J. Barton Miller, as sec- ture, 68; condition at north connection, 11; condition at south connection, 11. Dis- tributing reservoir, temperature, 68; con- dition at influent gate house, 9; effluent gate house, 9. Temperatures for Twenty-Four Hours The following were the readings of the thermometer at the weather bureau during the past twenty-four hours, beginning at 4 o'clock yesterday efternoon: June 1-4 p.m., 67; 8 p.m., 63; midnight, 51. June 2-4 a.m, 44; 8 a. 56; 12 m., 66, and 2 p.m., 70. FOR SALE (Miscellancous). .. Cf the District of Columbia, ae Messrs, H. P. Gil- ¥ = BARE bert, John H. Schultze, W. F. Gibbons, 8. = Thomas Brown, George Freeman, Daniel CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK aVR. Johnson and Wm. A. Cunningham. The new board convened and appointed _ B the following committees: . Valuation, W. = Pena by special act of Congress, Riley Deeble, Wm. A. Hutchins, R. W. : jan., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1800. and Feb., 1893. Darby; finance, Archibald Greenlees, Sam- uel H! Wheeler and Joseph H. Lee: at- t > J H. Wil ; co-trustee, P. J. Y le ae son seb tists NOS AS NS, Capital: One [lillion Dollars Repairs to Cable Roa im PROPOSALS ... POLICE INTERESTED. Local Authorities Acquainted With One Sykes, Arrested at Norfolk. A dispatch from: Norfolk, Va., gives in- teresting details of the arrest there of a young man named Nathaniel Sykes on a charge of stealing a bicycle, and whose case has not been decided by the court. The young man, it is alleged, is known in other sections of the state as Dr. McCree- ry and Dr. Fletcher. Under one of these aliases, it is said, he edited a paper in Waynesboro, and a warrant, charging fraudulent use of the mails in connection with the paper, has been issued at Staun- ton. It is also said that he is charged with having sold liquor in Nelson county in vio- lation of law, and it is further stated that when he left Nelson county he left a wife Maximum, 71, at 1 p.m., June 2; mimt-| There ts a large force of workmen engag- | Saastone REAL ESTATE : ga chat apni saepias sok beans ak mum, 43, at 5 a.m., June 2. ed fn repairing the tracks of the cable line | special NOTICES : $ per acrum upward. : —— == at the east entrance of the Mstreet bridge, L BOOKS VIA TUNNEL. and also in raising the level of the road- roheee es Way. The work ts necessitated through the | SUI UREAN Seen Te takin cn depeeit at moderate cost. low Volumes Will Go From* New | tunneling beneath the street for the inter- | SUM ESORTS..... x Ni P, Library to the Capitol. cepting sewer. The roadway has been rats- | UNDERTAKERS . gaagr ernie yay % ite Deposits receive from TEN CENTS upward, WANT! r , and one track of the road rd eens and tntcrest allowed on $5 and above, raised to the level of the bridge, the work Loans money on rcal estate and collateral now belng the raising of the level of the | WANTED (Miscellaneous), security. Seis first-class real estate and other cable conduit. The sidewalk leading | waNTED (Rooms) Srey Other securities in sums of $500 and upward. to the bridge will also be cemented, and | WaxreD (Situations), en [Pe AG when completed the entrance to the bridge | * = z ee epee br acai nawaies bs es CONDENSED LOCALS The official: of the Congressional, Library | ed and asphalte building are engaged in testing the sub- terranean book-carrier, which is now in operation between the Capljol bujlding and the new library building. ;.‘The- apparatus | 1s working perfectly, and.jis expected to Prove @ complete-suocess and an invaluable convenience. = Communication by means of this carrier will be better than ever before. Mel and trust funds, and acts as administrator, . Briefs. executor, receiver, assignce and executes Station Keeper Samuel Goodman has re- trusts of ali kinds. Wills prepared by @ anes . SACS ESE competirt at endal is established betWeen tHe Citpitol and eee Sito alter cendovsng # Tieeve \ Ol} waite mabet atthe gletections eae Gt ake Lee ee ay Ubrary building through ‘a tunhdl” about | 8¢véT#! days. ington Monday, attending the memorial OFFICERS: A marriage license has been issued to] services, Detective “Rhodes was in Mary- | BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. pone enliven and Stelle Shaw, both of | land, looking for a colored man wanted for | E. FRANCIS RIGGS. ‘ort Myer. murder. He had been informed that one as POrant tor keep leas of the ma- ee ee who was probably wanted in Philadelphia heals latuesenicate tienes Mpeg as THE COURTS. for that crime was in hiding near Riggs’ % book-carriers for the transportation of vole Bve’ miles Be found a col et out, twenty. | GEORGE HOWARD. 1,300 feet long... ‘The tunnel.js high enough for a man to walk through and wide Eawurd Stevens alone, who will pay and discharge all debts and liabilities and who ts entitled to receive all debts and moueys payable to the late firm. length, and it’s only fair that Lieut. | and child there. This last allegation has | umes between the twa bi The ap- | in relBarah C. Coller, Katie Gainty and | Albert, Simine whtors fe placed under ar, | CHARLES E. N_MtaN. pete = aechomaine teers, soe etre Pie eros nteresting, but could hard- |wm. tz Matchett; writs de lunatico in-| rest. When he reached police haan vortars | WOODBURY PLA. ‘Licut. Draper is not en duty at the bar-} When arrested recently Sykes had just|ly be explained intelligibly th “print. ft Gquiveniis ordseeaip -Seane. end capt 1 Gah qQueeiSembA the Srisenee thr cere jazl ae Fer a a S| IE eros | (eee SCR heey Spend | pene TS eee ee ee a aL ee ST et a | ee ee | Se Se resem trarines on Decoration day. He had two | riage ceremony was performed at Eliza-j statuary hall near the clerk's office, while Gia; wefereniceito/auditoriendered: awWiit= | estlig Intarmmerson’ aioe i pmo Hl = ccmmissioned officers under him. I chanced | beth City, but because of her parents’ re- | the station in the brary building is in the ieee Whide oO tant tetote MF to be an eyewitness of the whole occur- | gious convictions the ceremony was again | rear of the public reading Yoom. The sys- | !e¥ St. Te ten gore tek on | John Ross, a colored resident of Schott’s ISSUE OF STOCK Fence and perhaps I may be able to throw | performed after the arrest of the husband. | tem is Intended for the convenience of | §aret Murray, examiner, Boe tone a: | Siley, yesterday fell from a cart on Gales some additional light on the affair. When | A. magistrate officiated in the first mar-| senators and representatives! who may | fhomann agt, Thomann; do., before Al-| street northeast between 15th and 16th OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION the troops were on the avenue near 4¥4| riage. In order to have the second cere. | have need for books from the new ilbrary | Pert Harper. Gooseberry agt. liad 4d May | Streets and broke his arm. He was taken AND FIRST PAYMENT. street It was evident that they were not | mony repeated according to the custom of | and to provide rapid transit for the voi- | Confess against heirs of Sarah and May | to Providence Hospital in the ninth pre- marching at thelr best and several mer: | the church, Sykes was taken from Jail to | umes. “i Pe oe Ce Imayer; bro con: | cinet patrol wagon. were out of step. Lieut. Draper noticed it | the pastoral residence o! ie Rev. Fathe @ machinery is operated by an electric + fe ase ard went himself to Prof. Fanclulll with | Doherty of St. Mary's Catholic parish. | motor, and the tunnel le wired and lighted | COWfesso against certain defendants. Wal- | |No. 6 engine company was called out THOMAS K. SCHELLER, DW'D STEVENS. PRINCETON IVERSIT Entrance examination will be held in Washing- ton, at rooms of the civil service commission, be- ginbing THURSDAY, June 17, at 10 a.m., and continuing through Friday, June 18, Address inquiries to VICTOR KAUFFMANN, ‘The Evening Star office. Jel-14t F. L. PATTON, President. NOTICE. —THE CONNECTION OF 8, M. FRAZIER with the Grove Lime and Coal Company ceases SUBSCRIPTION for the 33rd issue of stock turn From Phil: Send for circula: eal at office. LOUIS H. STABLE, Gen‘ Ast., Draper's Position. Je2-3t 10083 F st. o.w. Le ETT: —oooos PeB tiny, Balding Assoctation will be held MG | Until the return of Professor Fanclullt, 5 - about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon on a and first payment thereon will be received from this date. GROVE LIME AND COAL CO. | the stggestion that he play music with | When the prisoner had been remanded to | with electricity througho lace agt. Accardi; leave to amend bill "June 1 1807. Mes GmOWEE Eicee | move: march swings tasttantharnrdtecsen | sadiliie:wite returned tener, parcrta: ai enone, granted. ‘Ferguson’ agt. Ferguson; testl- | 10cal, a can of oll in the house of Mrs. Ida | ally trom 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the office 2 acquiesced and directed the band to play | | Nathanlel Sykes is by no means a strang- Se es eee Ba en ee cranler WT" caught cainet Toremoi eee eapereeedlis ped ee ee ee ee LONGER CONNECTED WITH THE | one of Sousa’s marches. Draper, so far as | er in police circles in this city, having fig- i e ynch agt. Farlee; pro con- , 5 t Clesning Company, nor with Vin- | I knew, Is no musician, and I happen to| ured here in 1890 in a case involving the fesso against certain defendants ordered. | 204 the flames were extinguished before Four per cent interest per annum guaran- artin, of both of which I had ten man-| know that he did not ‘criticise the band | theft of a number of law books. There | The Wille of Several Late Residents'| Kenealy agt. Combs; Henry C. Boniz ap. | the arrival of the firemen. teed. Upon maturity of shares full eanings from the musical standpoint. The regula- | were three charges against him, and he Filed Today. pointed guardian ad litem. Rehner agt. Mary Gosby, colored, fifty years old, was are paid. _ ns Gee a tions compel the men too rch thirty frohe was given a year in jail. Two years later| The will of the late John Gibson, dated | Rehner; testimony before Margaret Mur-| found dead in bed this morning ,about 6 LOANS made to bers repaid {i Plenaed to sce all may trical and par We es to the step, one hundred and twenty |he was defendant in a case involving the | april 28, 1880; and ‘neiming his widéw, Sarah |7@¥> examiner, ordered taken. Kauffman | o'clock, at her home, No ws Orson al eometirdrreor vend ogling pnd shall do a wholesale and setuil Lusiness in mat-| steps to the minute, and Lieut. Draper | theft of a bicycle, and while the police | pviHysom,' adsekecwtrte pars t. Mattern; leave to amend bill granted. | ley. The case was reported to the coroner ae omar ited aatid eS geed tes tresses, springs and iron beds, and shall clean | simply thought that the selections the | knew his real name was Nathaniel Sykes; Mi a » Was filed today. | Kithntél? agt. Waggaman; pro corfesso | for investigation, as she had not been at. Joan may be returned at any time apd in- carpets and fine rugs in the best possible manner. | band was playing did not assist the men in| Fe was arraigned under the aliases Leno re. Gibson is given full control. of the | against certain defendants. Kimmell agt. | tended by a physician. terest charged to date of settlement, and Sicsigut Maitts Scdiilig ait Hs. PE Co., | living up to the regutattons. As soon as | Curtis and Newton Sykes. entire estate, including the testator’s one-]Gray; do. Humphrey agt. Watts’ heirs: Two small colored boys. found Edna monthly payments reduced. Interest, 6 per erate Prof. Fanciulli finshed with ‘El Capitan’ h Because of their experience with him, the | third inter(st”in ‘the fir petition ef Jno. H. Briscoe dismissed. cent per annum. BE MESSE Ewent ticki ios (ereaneh Getraceatn ne | localipollcel ares tn terestoau inn tet outcome é"firm of Gibsda Bi Lewis, a lost child, on the street last night ~ — rinters and bvokbinders. “She is ‘at ted Equity Court No. 2—Judge H: and took her to th id é SPIRIIUALISM-MR. KEELER, WELL KNOWN ‘Virginia. | e Is ‘@irec ity Court No. fudge Hagner. 00) 10 the second precinct sta. Assets, $1,468,338.63. for slate ‘writing, can be seen dally at 00 H preter Dee oti the) charees Sea ee es ret to arrange that~ their children, Mary,|, Rudd agt. Rudd; commission ordered to | tion» The child was restored to her father, circles, /EDNESD, » Sera 3 AY, A zi ‘illiam % 7 Pamphlets explaining the advantages and ant FRIDAY NIGHTS. puzeawee | Stale sant: second eat noha non Marringe Licenses. aaa wanere oe Goan Beesle Helle inrehutnel Speen ee northwest; Ty Whe Hves at 261 N street | ctr of the anocation and other tafe = = ae mimi = ‘anciul Oo mn, shall receive mation furnished uy application at the seoyant, Dasiness and test Mecdiisa Tis Hove, | him if he would play ifitsic with a hundred | Marriage lcenses have been tesued to the | ,, nearly equal abares of the estate nc SESS See Bakecbarts Chartes Keegan. an aged man, who lives | gaice, emt : a "_myzo-ot~ | Take ‘any’ difference > Sprpect ects wWlte Richard B. Geay of this city ana | Possible. Parker; testimony before W. W. Mohun, | street near Sand So ninectn yesieriay, Mumells Being, WH F ALL KINDS OF LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES | Fanctulli played a sonata, a fugue or a Re ie y A sister of the testator, Mary, is to re-|€Xaminer, ordered taken. Spliedt agt. : e The police took him to his home in the JUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE archased at Asvestment pris. 0 OO march so long as the men’ could mareh to Sanareeuecioces) aaa eee selve the rent from ten acres of land in Dis lia ecee and injunction | patrol wagon. my BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ee ahs HAPPANWAY,, [it and 3 cep good lime. “Fanciuli refined é falgar Township, Ontario, Canada, and Poundmaster Einstein last month im- ass or orders, and, | John Sullivan and Stella Shaw, both of | is to be given from time to time the same Circuit Court No, 2—Judge McComas, =. THE GEORGETOWN ass vicar ort = one cate ren in the band, he} Fort Myer, Va.; Wm. T. Purcell and ee eal ae Cee of the testator’s| Ashley agt. Bradshaw; on trial. a st. nw. » 1807—A meet- is en play just what I tel! i 3 lam ai orge, give her. Og of the stockholders’ of this compaay” tor the | you.” It was rank refusal to take’ ofdce | Rosina M. bia haras Charles Daly and | “The will of the late Hil Davis was also | Criminal Court ie etcetera See ONDA. Suse te EMT beheld at this |frem a superior officer, and according ‘ta | Lily Wiley; James Patterson ai filed today. It is dated October 19, 1892, and 7 pie nae ASK’ pate Lepron | the regulations, as 1’ understand them, | C- Blak pounded 376 dogs, 9 horses, 1 mule and 2 gots. There were 314 dogs killed, 27 dogs returned to owners, and 38 animals re- deemed. ‘Thomas Somerville, President. A. J. Schafhirt, Vice President. Geo. W. Casilear, 24 Vice President, Jobn Joy Fason, Secretary. -f,m,w-tft United States agt. ‘Telemaque T. Tima-} Robert Gray gave an entertainment last Chas. F. Wade of Providence, | names Wm. R. Sangston, a son-in-law, as 3 3893, Sa np ened ecoctaxy wall myz21st | Draper did exactly right in sending the | R. I., and Jennie E. Huysman of this city; | executor. Marion R. Sangston, a daughter, a violating section , RS.U.S.; on | evening and negigcted to get a permit in = GS DE, DEE tha naack to the barracks, and he only | Robert B. Clarke and Rosaline Jamison; | 1 given furniture in 705 Junede Island ave. st Re ea oe Washington Boe ce ROET, DENTIST, [HAS RE | did what he did after consulting wine Maj.| Benj. B. Earnshaw and Juliana Wilson; | ue, and lot 176 in Oak its! cemetery. The Probate Court—Judge Hagner. Sener rg er pero ™ Harrington. , just above the Palais Royal, and t; : blocks above old location. Sa ecinn Thos. J. Dougherty and Catherine Sulli- | residue of the estate is divided equally be-] Estate of Jno. Gibson: will filed and| morning, and he had to pay $10, twice I oan & Trust Co THERE Is HEALTH, a eg Tes te stooliannitoepeae ears tween Mrs. Bangst a. Est ft = the amount of the license tax. per as ; James W. Shea of New York city ngston and hey.sister, Eliza-'| Proved. ate of Enoch G. Metz; final founding Fanctulll, for I know that he | snd’Emily B. Winder of this city; J. Stew. | beth Ann Cassell. ; 5 notice, naming Friday, June 25, for settling | Near the New Jersey avenue entrance had never seen the leader of the Marine | art powen and Mattie M. Minnix, both of | A third will filed today was that of Jesse | estate, state of Julla Smit petition and | to tee Capitol grounds some of the shrub: OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND F STS. ¢ ‘TH. 1S PROFIT | ever bad’ anit stozen times, and had | Anacostia, D. C.; Fulton Lewis and Eliza- | Randolph Sherwood, being dated March 9, | caveat filed. Estate of Matthew C. Baxter; | pery has been trimmed. This was found to PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. ja & home at Clevcland Park. (meen | Pete a one aes of any sort with | beth Saville; Chas. B. Moore of Boston, | 1801, and naming his widow, Mary, and | citation returned served. Estate of Jesse | be necessary because of the number of ac. - his approved Loans in any amount made on real cstate or collateral, at reasonable sending in a writ- Mass., and rah A. Purinton of Minne- | 8on, James Lewis, as executors. All fur-|R. Sherwood; will filed. Estate of Eli cidents narrowly averted at this point. a 1 F STREET. a Where “QUALITY” Kates. | or guld ae ona eeulations insist that he | apolis, Minn.; Fred. McAleer and Helen V. | niture, jewelry and household effects are | Davis; do. Estate of Andrew C. Ronne; | pacnt, narrowly ave bicycles are unable ——_—— ——— | Should do exactly that, but his conne H. Lehman of Wesi | given to the widow, and $500 each to Jesse | do. Estate of Wm. Martin; do. at that point = Interest paid upon deposits on daily bal- 2 that, - | Wi ; . H. . . 5 + do, to see approaching vehicles ances st to check. Men’s Stylish Russets, pon with the matter has ceased and he | Servier Wiss and Lizzie M. Hunt ot |. and Robert W. sons of the testator, pani EES until they are almost’ in collision. ‘Now This company ‘ects as executor, admiaie- 4 nothing more to do with it. Belair, Md.; Thos. R. Kennedy and Estelle | The residue of the estate is given to Mrs. OLD GUARD PLANS. the view is unobstructed. trator, trustee, $3, $3.50, $4 and $5. officer who huppened totes with am army | D. Forman; Howard Ratcliff and Isabella Sherwood for life, with remainder in equal . A Salles eaitatabe aksct pea oan cx{— gos. HL, Ueciat,attentica to those at | National Hotel’ when’ the Marines wing | R. Ellis; Wm. L. Belt ard Jernie A. Lof- | shares to the children, James, Jesse, Rob-| arrangements Made for the Coming | jewelry, the property of Henry Daisher, a elsewhere at $5. Our $5 grades. equal passing. He said that he noticed then Oe Tacua Jobat 'T. Brooks and Annie Shel- | _ Another will filed today was that of An- Trip to Buffalo. theatrical advance agent, reported to have the nest custom Work, for which youare | (pt the marching was ragged, and he | cre’ JOhi ton and Martha Reddick; | drew C. Ronne. It is dated January 2, | The monthly meeting of the Old Guara | DeeD stolen on the 3d of March, has been _ though th a found. It was said to have been stolen €7 Fouls AND SHOES POLISHED FREE. | the music. That pence Ue was with | Arthur Boulden and Lola Hammett; John $07, and names Wm. W. Davis and John | was held at the armory last night. A com- | {°US@-,,,J¢ was said to have been stolen ficer no musician | Jackson and Fannie McDaniel; William . Morgan as executors. After disposing itte behind Hoover & Snyd either, but he has been in the service for | J4cks0n of jewelry, books, et. mittce on transportation was appointed to} pany, ‘but while cleaning some er, forty years and he knows wh ‘or | Swaim of Frederick county, Md., and Em- jewelry, etc, among friends, the | axe the necessary arrangements for the | demijohns a few days ago one of the col-} feé-th.s,w,t! 1211 F st, Feshionabie Booty ana snocs | is playing so the tien can March ar Pang | ma Gibscn of this city; Robert L, Carroll | residue of the estate is to be sold and the Dt ceed spemrerapioveh ta tue pine @iacbversd © for Ladies apd Men Dasteand herhee nee Pes at their | 254 Alice B. Johnson; Miles Redick and pees is sent to a brother, Johannes M. | attendance of the company at the national the ing property. it : commending the position he took, -"*?* | Frances R. Thomas, both of Tenleytown, | Ronne of Copenhagen, Denmark. Martin, | “CAmPment of the G. A. R., to be held in —— T. J. HODGEN & CO., Moths Can’t Injure Clothes | \“teuenanc Draper has had se unusuar- | D- © dated March 11, 1807, and naming his wid. | Putalo, N. ¥., in August next. Transfers of Real Estate. é ly active career. He has been in the eo RE 4. in ‘The | W- Ella C. Martin, as executrix, was also,| 1” this connection, it was decided to give| pairview Helghts—Hiram W. Cheney, trustee, to Brokers & Dealers, in Manahan’s Moth Bags. | ervice for tourteen years. He was in | If you want anything, hat you wish, you | #!¢4 today. Mrs. Martin is given the es-| an entertainment, Tuesday, the 15th in-| sennlc Hitcneoe lot 23, DIK. 10; $10. Overcouts, Winter, Clothes. Gowns, "Furs, | froned at Che nas Ghat SSS erp ead eed fate for life, with remainder in-equal parts | stant, under the direction of Mr. Frederick |B st. ne. bet. 1ith and-12th sta—Willlam war | Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Sugs. Theres tur beteee teasceouomee nn | lil furing’ the troutic-m eee Otte SSS tin, 8° Children, Wm. ¥. and Aimee Mar- |-rruman, monologue artist, for the purpose ren to, Mitford C. Manete, lot 90 and part lot 31, Provisions, ba Alls oe hers, 2 4, 3 and G3e:. | enjoys the friendship of President Dole Sold at Auction. - of raising funds to assist in defraying the | “4, ‘st. ‘nw. bet. 16th and 17th sts.—Thos. C. Polo —>___ GONE TO NEW YORK: heets—65e. “and” Attorney General Smith, Je» Ne S01 i ‘ton & Rupp, 421 Lithst. Otlers;c aah he hee ee bande ee Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold yes- expense of music. to Jobn O. Johnson, lot 18, sq. 180; Rooms 10 and 11, Corcoran building, cor. 15th & F, Se ow. ‘mb23-14d terday at public sale house 610 Q street —— 1 oe. Rev. Henry 8. Stevens, past department 2B n.e.—Katherine Z. | and G05 7th st. LOPULAR-PRICED STATIONEUS. Je2-14d Sele - renclupions: o Sas ftom, northwest, to Henry A. Brown, for $3,200. | Miss Hasse Has Left tte Buyeau of} chaplain, was unanimously elected first | Dimonds ty Robt. M. Rother, lot 142, ea. S00; $19. Brace Dart fe ae eter | cards orn aetateernier arisen mes = ee Spear cE Te | ee ee za « wx. ol Silsby & Compan U pails, fom pemey cum. | the strikes at Sacramento some years age | 16000006 $b004) Miss Adelaide R. Hasse, wip haf'been for | “5° p. Krause and’ HB. Bennett were uf pany, ip. PEE eg 4 was commended by Brigadier General the past two years librarian_and chief as-| elected honorary members, and the appli- stomach, when reltet 19 ertmged | Graham for his behavior {pen | Marti- ste. ne. w. ¥ * INCORPORATED. ften’ officially ; Millions of sistant in the bureau of pubic documents, } cation of Wm.°H. Moor for active mem- ‘Meryiana ‘3d and 4th sts, ward emerk eine nets and popinjays are not beral ses eo Berkeley” Whisky very, mmeuing. i | thanked by governments OF commended hy has resigned to accept a paaitign in the | bership was referred to the recrultiug com- ate o2 . quart. Sold ooly ty Jax. “Tharp, 'Siz ¥ | such men as Lrigadier General Graham.” Jars of Astor library, in New York,and hggan her | ™ ae Om 2, 613 15th at. nw, __ Street. =f 02. ————.__. duties there. today. sed hi i. Red Cross. tional Metropolitan Bank Building. = A Hold-Over Jag. “< asais s : ——— 5 < = Attention st nal Wer ARE at the rail of the Police Court é ‘“ brarian and head of the if oem The ladies of the Washington Auxiliary | yi) 40 atheriue Victory, tot 68 aq. ses iG, ie GOL SHER pee try homes--Colonial And= | acck today, Eugene Reno made no otecn l iebi school in the Los Angeles, ‘@al., gublic i..| of the Greek Red Cross fund have secured | “Avator Iie ste: to Met] getephove Son. mnio irons--solid brass=-were $8 | deny that ‘ne was possessed of a “keep- g Peary, one (ot the best equipped. small lin (Re Use OF tbe eee vue: uae = over jag” of generous proportions, al- =-reduced to $5! braries in the United States; and came 25 et ox. CORSON & MACARTNEY, . i though he pleaded not guilty to a vagraney from California two years igo t® fill the ‘ = Members of the New York Stock Exchange, J. H. CORNING—“Tile tan information. 9 Place created under the governmeht print- bed S20-22-13tb =e unt Sffested this man about 2:20 o'clock Company Ss ing office. The object of {86 bu?éau was disappoint ng, on enns} rani ve “ ————__| stated Pullceman Thompasn "He Bea een to classify and arrange for-reference the Sunday sane heey and was begging from : elt-torgaties eae of he Soaraog re Schools “I'll admit that I have been drinking,” Ucations that had necumulated in soi a said Eugene, “but I just wanted another Y petite arvensis Mi tocpha Se Al pet ga ‘Twill be dove drink to sober me up. I didn't beg. x lain oa grams. - 1 only they had artistie and delivered when ed t i if ; omy, lirered when prom: | asked the loan of the price from a friend. BYRON 8. ADA! “Prompt Printer,’ 12 ith py oa W. B. 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