ao nee a 2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c., MONDAY.’ JULY 28, 1890. SOCIAL MATTERS. SHOUTING STARS. WAS MONEY PAID TOJLIEUT. GUY? “What dia you think about tall” WANTED--HELP. WANTED—LOTS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ~—— _—— OFFERED TO ATCHISON. ———= = = | — = ee ee —SSeee Mrs. Hearst's Summer Plans—Washing- Secretary Blaine is tryimg to make Lord Sioa rerere gi crcl Nemes Before! «1 aid net think ‘very much about it, but Win hges arnarare Home etn parr. porturest apes wien © val 3100 LOTS Ih Fon Sexzayinet. pray Porat for sae tonians’ Wanderings. Salisbary Badersiand fe Gterease taneoen 0 District Commissioners. ee Thought suppicious.” Be city ens ee nea 5 Ec LDwii, Seorvtery, Room 99. aeat, | MELTO rersace “ye 8 ‘Mrs. Hearat and Miss Nellie Hillyer wil] leave een EX-REMBERS OF THE FORCE EXAMINED—ATeul-} pes fered 9207 5 We aNitep la piket-class —piccre ma: | WA2T!D—*ASIINGTON RESIDENCE IN EX-| oo REXT— NTLEMAN NEWLY FUR ag ad en Se ae cee ear os “sare | tae Commoners aurea ies mo | Wier a ROG e™ | MSvudg materia eee | RB Se ma oa Benge OUI—SMITH REFUSES TO + | ments and decided that he must answer. = as 2 x. eS ‘aii «all with the latter of whom they will make the Ber TALKs, “It was Jo Ie ANT COOKS, €10 70 978: CHAM. | 9 | on RENT _CNPURNISHED-FWO, THEE On srnlasRasvadn of Kew York wil ise beet |, TOU s87® meat by amoking # and Aestrey — era ee ne nen tee | WAGE fees 2 agaaee tus | FOR SALB—MISCELLANEOUs | Pitman peemery Ma Mise. Wears has closed her bouse | tbseco, ‘Tho publication in Friday's Stan of the teott- | ,,Afehison said that he was detailed at the | Gools ‘SaWL A-COUMBS SUF saw. at | BR SALE—A NICE MATCHED TEAM OF | JQOR KENT—100i RST. THREE LARGE UNFUR = orl che ia ace tote tate astumn. or mony of Se: t given in the trial of | White House until about a year after Cleve- ANTED_CHILD’S NURSE; WHITE: oF| F, ‘end Marness: very cheap. Peet for Light Muasekecpiie ot same 4 - rgeant Burgess, given in Jand’s inauguration, when he was ordered reference required. Apply before 12 a1 HORSES, ‘Star * , With was and water. 22530 Hearst, who bas been very il) during | When a person in the swim is cramped by | the charges againt Lieut, John F. Guy of the| back to police headquarters; why, he | Mass. ave. n.w. DOR & WE HAVE AN 18) Fe RENT—-TWO Ok THREE FURNISHED O8 ee ee ee eT ark Sty, from | inck of fands he winks quickly, rirrrcPolitan police, started several minor in-| did not Know. Ms, Claughton attempted to | WWARTED-TWO EXPERIENCED Gates ia | F'tond hug, tins, t gi30 Sab nists EL Uityesebea ic Hor Liat t Hota uert.6 Lat Tong, deesohs samos bis enaly wos wate hick — pereSabione, and this morning = wamber of | oie sdenes andes Tinea, Tae, HUwOrINY | mand Athy Cus Fuk ce soa hy sk ete, CH | Cotatiautm gaa, mare gies Sao, other Mich Grade | and Soore wit mod tue ahead Fm ; i resorering they ell caine on here and] | A greatmany mea worship Mamninon, becaase | persons whose names were mentiosed wore | Of credenee and was removed from the White W RESPECTABLS UMUT®, GIRL OOM: | Uovond band sudstaserioe Sata oS ot oO | Doe MENT_OOKNAK MINIM oT AND Maman eee ee eee cn wcce ore ware ayn [timer bovenigrng ste, rio | Senin Shee bnew eines | ene TUTE EE | ye gw pammeame, | Rainin ahaa ioe eas - a ents by Burgess referring to them. on her account. WWANTED—A RELIABLE LADY FOR ORDER DE- | 7 ‘Le wt ont | euchanses. ——-. the west and then retara tobiedutes| 1% Adam hed been bern in these days hol Richard A. Arnold went to police heed-| "Mr tarciten wives becanse: he anid that | WAXZED-ARELIABCE @ references required. | WOR, SALE ton off for the west and then retarn tohis duties en 7 Jee a partment: salary weekly, $% with Wagon FINE. WELL-BROKEN GOAT, Harness, at 1220 Mass ave. 1% 1 A ig * *OK SALB—A FAMILY WILL SELL AT A GREAT piece wh and Perfect Family Oe Mats, Ne health =n it Mr. companied by Mr. J. J. Follinsbee of San Fran- eisco three weeks ago, and has been visiting his ents. Mrs. Hearst and party will arrive in & Franeizco in time to be present at the of Miss Christine Barreda and Mr. tian ome of that city, which will be ecle- bratedon the 6th of August. The Misses Barreda Were great belles here three years ago when Mrs. Foams gave so many brilliant entertsin- ments in their honor. irs, Hearst will not linger in Sen Francisco after the wedding, but o with her son direct to Santa Clara, where jo parents jive and who will soom celebrate red. would have subdivided the Garden of Eden quarters Suturday afternoon and Property or rear was immaterial = —— Apply ‘Tuesday morning, SELMAK HESS, 424 = and put the lots up at auction. Clerk Sylvester examined the records to vee | Considerable argument ensued on this point ANTED-A WHITE GIRL YOR @ p | Ei sscritice = Styli rect Family Moree; six | Fon KEN FURNISHED x 2 what entries had been made, if any, concerning so apr eo fet ren - aia Save we he WV ikestvon giarsiaaiemugias jor tien s Handsome ie Ri ow st uth By the Int nt team Br tae Sra, the gold watch alleged to have been sent to the | was removed from the White House and that | mM £7 | Hurnces: mein seresceeos, nme and.nearly, new ; Sot SS Mp abe Nobody knows what a fright ho is, ex-lieutenant from the Louisiana Lottery Com- | thus his whole testimony was unworthy of pn poe MEN AT 23 E.; | Harness; sold seperate; rare bargain to immediate F% KENT—PAKLON, BED CHAMBER AND abe i a ‘ivi rohawer iy COACH MAN, Stabie Rear of Hexi- ® ay ped, mn ht Nobody knows if he’s bird or brute, pany, but no such record could be found. ‘The | belief. ‘Thou Mr. Claughton said: “Don't you | 1 Sou! wares eiven ‘oxy: | tenes 1501 RAEN. pier | scone parm ex cater probes pins : serix | sme OF os {OR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2D Fitter tay window, ar and ere mt ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK es cs know that you were removed because charges ‘eral ous fi email f 7 Re 4 |- Nobody knows from his sun-burnot phiz, ? files of Taz Evxnixo Sran were also re mada pe chem ed agninet you?” Pi ne ope ee anor : x 708 RENT—1 we BioxiY FOE What a man looks like in a bathing suit, |} Yesterday by ex-Lieut, Arnold for an adver meee = = DF18 TO DKAW SODA | 42°, BuRry: bot "bar litue weed: ‘alnp'a Superior | K’amptet orn multe. fossa OR AESHED ROOMS, ment concerning the watch he said he putin » si ANTED—AYOUTE ABOCT 18 TU DRAW SODA Horse; young and dow: tur. as parlor or bed room. new hone, trod. Tax Stan, butthe ndvertisement, Ike the police | ‘-When did you first hear of this ense?” | WV, Wate: atuae have, retcrsncen Pisseaat | Must Leeold vetore the iat igat., no reasouab's ofter | ‘mya: Inege chouwts, bathe seioote teeny ws Street improvements aro always on the | secord, wan neta “Mr. Arnold camo to me and asked me if I | 4% . rotused. =e S837 (OR SALE—CAN BE BOUGHT ATA BA Excellent Castom-made Daytor Wagon a ISHED ROOMS, square—except at the intersection of streets, This morning all sorte of ‘rumors were afloat | had been summoned in this ease." i W'Scncra House, Werk must bring frst-ciss | WOR SALE—CHYAP_tamMoND Ire whir —_ concerning the attendance of absent witnesses, “ARNOLD TURNS UP IN MANY PLACES, it at 7 ‘ome Tele abines ‘neue uew. Apply Koom No, 1, 1304 F 4 One was that an ex-policeman bad on m- | said Mr. Cla hton, and Mr. Douglass re- Ine natshell—the worm. dorod.a $2 witness fee, but Attorney Hazelton ri = Fe RENT—TWO LARGE ComMUNicat. Kooma, furnished, 2d floor: suitable for lw gnd second-b inting and repairing 466 Peun. ave. — =o oo housekecjang, with use of parlor, rent, es. Sioi ANTED — BRIGHT AND INTELLIGENT | JIOK ~ALE_—FIUST-GLASS GNOCERY WAGOm | *D™ ay 26-30" ag, hen ver i: : Youth, about fifteen years of aze, to make him- nearly new, cheap, Call at JO8 A st. s.c. after 4 | JOR KENT_ 1921 N.W., TWO LARGE COOL be mee pay eee as akicn eae ae hats from | 20led that any officer bad been authorized to sgsring pen Sette eataca (as ae ane ates sage vg tay bara, refer =— Ssedtss* | F Preat ed, Novus, furnish, with ihn ; m two or three 0 : .P., Star office. - Jy 28-2 a BARGAIN Aix Pane :etmmer ra eet aarts blah Bors Lavon nina Tee oes | Ga bowl tack Maa aire eer Lert | nteeeeoee Melee nig aaa Robert, But eited thet Re did hae ae | WASIED 100, MHIEE COOKS ASD Cuase | FSS SLE. BSEASSoE PARSER Oe ne AW will spend a couple of months with her son. | one: “To be well shaken bofore taken.” arrive this morning in the Commissioners’ | ti ee a nat, age panel oe ered Butlers, Houseworkers Waite’ tke wa | waeRaT = ea ef without board. in” lange, beautiful President Palmer of the world's fair commie Miorney Claughton soon followed, “Somme: | ,,covmel fOr the defense made « strong at-| Fermot pet aay ey Routan and | PUL SALE OEar oO aN oman og | tc “we os ston rage ‘. Attorney Claughtor wor yma i i ; farylaud.) BL ‘3, G st. mw. Jy 26-tt* — loop Yacht ; = — . sion was out calling upon his neighbors around | “Til have a fit, Iknow I shall,” shricked | sioner Doug! ee eee tempt to impeach thie evidence of the witness WASTED—§ Boy To LEARN Te FLowmans | Urol in ood fouustice abd obo Of the fateet | LOK RANT 1 Rio sick v HED KooMs a aarp Derren woman who was refusing to be coaxed into the | zestrmoxy oF PROPERTY CLERK SYLVESTER. shad ks Naa cocaivaa ier to divide betwoen | at sntrnae,wite hse lund at leas faeces | syo5.g¢ | CAPT: EXNOR'S BOAT House, 20-3" Mase ave. ne, is he pare hat of nator, ei oo |S a Ova Grove ior chard ftveser chief lock and orop-|hnneelf and Guy. Haid. beaten pPingeige ae | Pon MAG aRE comma or xm wort | FWfod AA IANGE Fownuay woke exceedinzly well and is in good health, apd he ‘ot in that suit you have on,” said another | erty clerk of the police department, was the| Atchison declined to answer the question. | Sionday am, Lidl Vermont aver TV ROGMA | B'Scia sisting of Bar Fixtures, Ran ~ | Dear Post Uffice and interior Departments S . is full of immense projects for the success of | woman next to her in such tone that she fell | grat witness examined tis morning. In an-| ‘Do you, or not, know that it has been re- mo fintors tables, Chairs, China abd lias W mouth. After 4 pm, 4vS4th wt u.w. Also the great fair. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer will spend | in a heap, and it was harder to get hor out | swer to Atta Hazelton he said he had held | Potted in public print that you had stated that Rat 10 Coot oe Se — E & portion of the next season in this city, where | 1101 it wa pues vag ring " weey Haz th 7 tof 1889, | this money was to be divided between yourself ings. Apply on the praniees, iy they have many friends, Mr. Palmer and Mr. —_— =, Wass ub ae a Pane found | 98d Gay? — ——_0<=*__ | JQOR SALE— WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING % Dickinson left ere last night for the White the tecade are As property was cone | , He received no answer and Mr. Donglass sus- IDDLE-AGED GERWAN LADY, week: “One G-octave Chickering namo only OR RENT—1110 1 sana Sulphur Springs, and from there they go to} | That proposed Southerm boycott is Oonstitu- | ee, records, £0 far a3 property was con’ | tained the objection that Mr. Hazelton made. Perie,* weiter and, transla Wout ee Ong Sie pater Shoemacker Fane only, iow in city, Revit Lye Pinindsigiuue tnayy—scveral Cincinnati returning to Detroi tion-al. had examined the books and found no report BORROWED MONEY FROM GUY. $y26-3e" co SALE-THE FOLLOWING ob Maecely Furnished Kooms,with of withont Ls F : ss a = LLOWING SECOND-HAND | gunticwen preterred. no sinal : Mr. $. Jerome Uhl left today for Ohio, and or the turning in of watch to police head-! “Did yon state to Col. Robert that you re- HOTEL ROBMANDIC, A NOEEE | a cartiarcas A Vers Linht Victone, made by Booker | Sos Mane Tet oe min MeiUo an tending the winter here, returned with in | , ASOmAn's school of Journalism is to bo es-| duarters, the one heretofore referred to in the aes ee AU ACSURCTS ESET | Aer oreer sm snaigas topos of ie and wal seu i | A Vary Ghertat Hoot due Lene Mowry e win 7 t s fs 5 jones?” of 0) - 520-1 _ | the Low price of $300. stew. Address CHEERFUL. star ofien, jy te her home im Springfield. Mr. Uhl will also | tablished in London. Curl papers will be about | oh) record of $100, but he understood that ; aoa : 5 D EXPERT. | , A Leather-top Four-passonge= Phaeton, with lainps ; fake with him a number of pictures that he | the only ones issued. record of it had been made to the first precinct oe I a wi —_ Scie heats pute Hen lpn pp Ld pian an senders ove: wide Pr gps $143. naraty be | POX, RENT—1003 L st. Nw, TWO L has completed this summer. He will return in and that it was recorded on the precinct books. ae te discus from thas which he got | H:2:2- Str oftice, iz ____ 526-3 5m BW ; Origuually cost $2UU. Will close ftost | pm wh" MOO™* OB Second Floor ss a Hefhert is asmall boy whose father is a} Witness said he found that property presents | from Jones, but it wa segerat ie ANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- : RESTA = ~ = ys after Guy rs in ‘and We r Dog Cart; needs 1. Price NT—AT THE BUCKINGHAM, 918 AND Mrs, Thomas Wilson has returned from astay | militia officer and he went down to camp yos- | ad been returned in three instances, but be | {<2 Jones, money, as I remember it.” Wiss sonductee LW'rinds of domestic labo ety "ANDERW J: JOLCES BONS, *Hiananomely Puruisiedtoou ana at the Hot Springs in Virginia. terday to see him. While standing in front of | ‘id wot lege brent pera aoe ae “Did not Arnold come to you and ask you to on ate ‘With references. siemoved to 700 L at.u.w. __ 413 to 416 14th st. now. ae Miss Gates, the artist, who has beon abroad | a tent a visitor, attracted by his bright face, Beocghe ton pole ine ana ernie Lo make an afidavit to what you had said to Col, | 37807 oon YOUNG-LADY- EXPERT BTEROE. JOR REnT—o00 K wt. LARGE Hanpaomn oS = —— has been recently heard from in | stopped to speak to him, : EX-LIEUT. ARNOLD WAS THEN RECALLED No, sir. Col. Robert asked me if I would | ang proknienens Memiuaton 1) be Writer: exterieuce : fens Sore eee OF CRO perBUES; Bone Mr. F. A. Bickford has issued invitations to a ee my Paar man,” he inquired, “‘what | and he testified that some time between 1881 jake an affidavit to what I ‘bad eaid, and I told | offs. i feather, Conver Coach sit Ducey Harness Petk aes | [POX RENT—PURNISHED Ox UNFURSINHEL ae i i army do you belong to?” and 1883. package containing « gold Swiss | him that I had no’ anything woul W ANTED—AT ONCE—A BLACKSMITH E; | and second-hand Kobes, Whips and Blankets at cost, + Communicating Ragas yamber of his friends for a dinner to be given p> Pm P 8 1s 4 nam s pres- a se . 2d L- story Front Ke Rico m (phd 1912 18th street, Friday evening. Tbelong to the army of the Lord,” he re-| watch was left at his houso during his absence, ae eee te Wes re area lt eed aero a ye Oya | Hany s home co Tor Among the Washingtonians at Atlantic City | Plied promptly, “but my papa is only in the} put he did not know by whom. He re-| Mr, Hazelton asked witness if the $15 he had ‘Stables; must understand his: business thor: FO SALE-ONE UPRiGiT PIANO, RELIABLE | WOK KENTOSIS 12TH wr. NeAK AY W YORK D. h d % District Militia.” ported the receipt of the watch to his| borrowed from Guy had anything to do with | ouchly and be reliable, sober and industrious; uo inake; used 8 months; #185; easy terms. HU: hen hw ree ans with Board Only Overly, J. fk reece tg Ciara see superior officers and he was advised to adver- | the €40 that he had got from Jones for Guy, gther need apply. Address, with sour ee wORce CQ. 925 ths Gos Geran, 4 yom F = = = “aD amet rates. soe » 3 4 h hi ry A bef of be A uner Pianos are tae be 5 Pi NT NES, D ROU! Hardy, L. 8. Dickey, W. H. Baum and wife, C. a tise the watch, which ke did. Ho advertised in| and Atchison declared that it had nothing =—S oe = T ———— 808 ad Pension Office, guod tal T. Wood, John H. Morgan, James Cathel. Slice THE ELECTIONS BILL, Zar, Stan for the person whe loft tho package | whatover to do with ik ee ee Us eR =sgaeer week. O12 dust nw, "SP" . at his o . red. Apply 1327 H st. Size Rosewood Square Piarfo: handeotmel: ‘OB KENT—S8COND FLOC x — ‘Throckmorton and J. W. Whelpley and | The Measure May Be Considerably Mod!- | watch was turned over to Mr. Donovan, who “p, ee nike ortebylieted Ga ai a es STO BELL HOUSEHOLD finished, carved lege, fine tone, good as new: for only 2 fom and bath, vay L-—) = ies andl in Nadler’ Gaara ert is fied in the Senate. was then property clerk, snd when the Com-| | iB bee etal ised pu eae Speciaition on New Credit Syutern; good pay and | 80 fo. wugualue clewaut embroidered cover aid a oe Bary Joke Mast the polin tereat~ W See iatcarer igs, Meunon, Fatt Sue | Fitter ocascont dae pee th ne te Ree ee ee eae eee Sit | cesaivn tha annetnsersaat of tal sarjese be: | _"'Uthlak yeu msde e wistake chout (hocham- | Kim drank? é i heverefereneer O15 7 canoe. “Do abtau ee ka Tenis | Sty ty Sime ecchbormone: coment to family, Mrs. Sebring of Dakota, Mixs Lue Semen P pagne,” jokingly remarked Mr. Hazelton, ¢s, in the spring of 1898 I found him drunk | HEADQUAKY POSITIONS | JPOK SALE—CARKIAGES, WAGONS AND BOG- | Ost. uw. Fy Bischof, Miss Sallie Dalton, the Misses Mc- | fore this time. As yet, however, they are “That may be so,” added witness. on my door steps. The next morning Lieut, WAx Cooks, Chauber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses ice ou veay torus: | 100 jobs to select trom Re | So nT ; ROOMA, UNFURNISHED, Neily, Mr. Maddren, Mr. C. Grifiith of New | wholly in the dark, or with only that light that cies Guy asked me if I intended to report him,” and Nurses, seamstress, Men Waiturs,, Cooks, Cough, | Paitin, paintiny: 24 timing nestiy done COUK suitable for light bhoneckeoyiun, to parte eine York. Mr. F. Oliver, Mr. Pyles. proceeds from current gossip, which changes & sae pres paeouaghans a wens nee Bleak Gay foe he had been drunk?” — | man, Butlers. SAM'L a.COOMB: uw. It met | children. “Apply to 1910 H st nw yis-zae Mrs. T. Pliny Moran, secompanied by her | its character every twenty-four houre. Now a crose-examination witness repeated w! “Yes, sir; he must have known it.” ED—BY YOUNG MAN COPYING AND | “AT. ETAT | ROX KENT—503 H ST. N.W. TWO BLEGANT mether, Mra Noble, will leave om Wedzeeday | the goesip is that the republicans into ain | he had already said abou! the wate tte told aggind (we Gill prove,” said Mr. Hazelton, NY Siting fg de fore re setss Coe’ |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. a for Luffalo to spend the month of Augast. doned ee Kee pay the dill = aa of the failure to find the advertisement in Tne coat bonis oaraere : pecans = Ee: V VV ANTED_5y EXPERI SNORE LADY = = Sill Joy, MSS GE LAD EE ee | Pe caer Pe; south * m ; session, and now that they are bringing outside he ‘ 10 ANSWER AN TION! [ATRVER. she 4 Type Writer, Position ii ‘Office at lands on B. aua 0. k. XK. ; beautiful Osk Gro* id | yo = St ercrecarc ae in the mouulains of Virginie fore Tew once | rewurs to bear on those of thee number | 8743.24 the records at police headquarters. | DECLINED To axewan axy quxstioxs waararen. | WW fivhs rout raiser tities ft argue i | Figmesea fig; Comfortable t-rmarn oure’ only | WOK NENT, LAMGL, YLEATANT FRONT KOOMS in the mountains of Virginia fora few weeks # at did y 2 : 5 office, at $6,000. Liy28-6t) 1. KR BROOKS, 616 12thet | Sars 1b : ¥ who are known not to lean any too staunch | yp Claughton he had ever been connected with the police | 2 = ot _ | sineie room @15 with bourd; near parks aud Misses Augie and Mollie MeDevitt are at Fort- | toward the measure, “yl soldvit.” 5 t ae, bs Ps V ANTED = BY a RES! pec TABLE COLOR D gk MALE SEVERAL ACRE BEAUTIFULLY cars. 908 12thet. mw, aye i force, + Situation as Chan bermaid or to Cool cho. well’ as a whole or in | po = ‘ rots Monroe, where they will remaia « few To TAKE THEIR True. “To whom?” “decline to answer _any questions, good, | Wash and Irot m Family. Call ur address 123 Ys | iota ok BABLERDAY, Leal Estate Broke: oom | pt ise thi “Mr, Simmons.” i 2 | av Mas Cores eae .——s-___________3¥90-2@_ | fcor; 00 people whe aguncciats © quiet by Miss Marion Wood. accompanied by her sis- ‘The oaly wise thing left the democrats to do, “Who is Mr. Simmons?” ene rad one Hesirhesl sheet y AN TED—PROF. GORDON, 5 KENDALLGREEN, Fox, BALES LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD., | bousckeepmug: excellent (oard if desired ¥ 4 Miss N 1 j. | therefore, 1s to move slowly and cautiously! He keeps « liver stable.” : ging a reo Wants Permavent Situation for Good German Teamminus Hock Creek Park: hotels, churches, sani- | OR RENT—THREE BEAUTIFUL HOoMs, © ter Virgie and Miss Nannie Colton. are rusti- | 11°0) and take their cue of procedure from|. .. gabe hiek - on "All right,” said Mr. Douglass, “I suppose | Girl as Lady's Mail of Chamber Maids yS0-2°" | tariuu schools hich aaa healthy." Very desirable Hoor; oue a parlor: private tamily, ture eating at Longworth Beach, on the lower Poto- S> Pp How much did you get for the watch? we will have to let you go now, but you may | — ~~ == oo : OF | Puiiding sites st low Squres and easy terms. Houses | aoubic corner house south and we ite mac. day to day as they can getit. They have some “Forty or fifty dollars,” ” ANTED-AS MANAGEL | Olt STEWARD OF | put on smail payments. J. H. HERTFORD. 14100 —— erences req Di Ks y - . censsdndead come etvantgutkanctmnt | nan not raffle a watch soon after you | Meer from us again.. fi eo 26m | Soe: Soe reneeueiret. 1101 Ket. aw. 3926-8 i 3 jc teed; cash d Se SEAT TE —— RENA—AT 1425 F SI. SHED « eaten tents sscempaniot by | Css sont prasieagthe Un ea nagar on tna Gi department?” eee HED MAID ON Hise ee TRO” | fond or other security furiished it mecomag AG: | [VOR SALEAT WOCKY FEW MuNcrEs | FULfarniahed Hooue, suisule' for Dest not her sister, Mrs. Clarendon Smith and children, | yioio of that month will not be considered too | “I did.” : POSED RAID ON HIM. Sele eee ae eee craat pnnee oun, in erove of | Extate or Frivate Purposes. licasoustle to are summering at Atlantie City. much time to give to go important a measure as} “A sort of a lottery,” remarked Mr. Claugh-| Detective Raff was called'and asked by’ Mr. wh POSITIONS FOR DRIVERS, COOKS, | 6 tollowe: 8350 cash, 81-000 tt tear peoee nant poe | aut. ee Miss Katie M. Keegan of Richmoné and Mr. | the tariff bill, and with the let of September at | ton. ° Hazleton if he had ever said anything to Riley Nurses, PE cence ed Laundry Hands, | in wouthly payments, COOKE Db. LUCKETT, {UK KENT —LHBEK APAKIMENID OF 1 WUAND Willie L. O'Dwyer of Portsmouth, Va., are | hand and a hot national congressional cam-| “That may. be,” added witness, “but I was before the raid on his place, made by himself, | fedien Chamber Maids, er (ates: tiie ena tent | Ot a yl oe Eo vusiting their aunt, Mrs. 1B. K. O'Dwyer, 1129 i be soreghrs bin Hon eee ies be os not interfered ee ; Block and Burgess, and that proved futile, | {cilities.) BURNHAM'S, 1110 Gt nw. J TOK BALK COLONIAL BEACH LOTS UPON ALL tony: yee ee 124-00 5th strevt northwest, seen is tang te Tepublicans will not atso latea| ‘-You were not raided,” remarked Mz. Hazel- | Prd deed positively having seid anything to ANTED IBY YOUNG MAN, AGE TWENTY. | oue'tor Puscton Dusvoe new oe Seond eek ee | Mrs. N. W. Wills amd her daughter Grace, | da¥ be likely to press a matter which would | ton. : ith wood education, Kespousible Position: | Pv'ax F st Is2O-e* DODGE, 1214 31ST __ FOR RENT—FLATS. _ OK RENT—WEST END FLATS, 2020 K ST. N We rer Plat, all wodera uuprovement JAMES A. BATES & C 1407 F st “ Riley about the matter and Mr. Hazelton at 1d preter actos hecieel oiteetion bar nes | es ee have gone to Atlantic City to spend a few weeks, | PTO 8 either an indefinite length of the ses- A FIRST RATE SORT OF A FELLOW. would prefer some Clerical Situauion, bu siting Fe =ALE_oK Son , Star uffice. st. n.w., 200 Acres, near Knowies station, B. and - - tho witness over to the defense. de Anything; exemplary elinracter and best 4 the necessity fora complete revolution | « Lacey?” Kapil Fi ces. Address Bu n Frank G. Carpents-, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, | in the order of the business procedore in the How late eve you khown Lacey2 Do you know anything that would lead | ences atte < BY AN ABLE-sODTED, | 0. Fallrond,’ aud Mockville, turnpike: 40 Atsea ne Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. | Senate, jous colured Dov 17 years old. Will work! | Lier roaul'went of the tocdiee tna ncee en Tan “Several years.” yon to think that Guy ever warned Riley?” WAdrep-srrvat Seckeutord, Prank, ik Conger, MW, Cholla, Coe ee oe || ee Here |e “Noirs sakt Keil, “and will explain that | 2" wares Acaronn XT. bear ofie 395-81" | AV Lured, Md nt cant ide of the own Wyse . o. D. otlar, Secre! a are m the other and the republi: “T always looked upon him as a first rate sor! fi i : y ANTED — EMPIC 8—FUK FIRST-CLASS x int RW @anc i es ance mnose = among the recent arrivals at Deor Park. | O° {78), $ ‘Thay bave mado no an_|f@fellow. Ho is « man to whom the police ot ihe chit ronsone being that nl Teltey chore | WV, secvanty mith ORE any estate | F'ncaratilon:ttyatuviies very deans “tteee | FOR RENT—OFFICES, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Belt are at Lake Placid, in nouncement as yet of what their purpose siney hd oa when they are looking for stolen keep spies in front, aud whenever an officer | be filled with dispateu, May Suilding, sth and 1. nw. foes Institute Hiystioviiie Mas NE SEMIN Bet | RENT—AN ELEGANT OFFICE, 424 5: the Adirondack mountaine. From there they | i, with regard tothe bill, but the fact | "Wien comes within half a squere of the house the | _3#18~ =—__ intend going to Lake George and Saratoga. scant _ * Le Fant elo perme, was asked if he knew a man named is give t at d all the polie: OR SALE—A FARM OF 118 ACRES, SITUATE IN = : that they have it under advisement in commit- | Woodyard, and he replied in the affirmative, | “*™ing is given out at once and all the policy : Gen. and Mrs. Crocker and Irving M. Crocker | tec, and have called in John L Davenport to | He den > ‘cor KT) — P: w oUNty, n nega rages that ‘he held a conversation | Baers are hidden or destroyed, aud wo often -WANTED--HOUSES. railroad station, “Prise obly SUpoeae® alee from FOR RENT--STORES. are at Old Point Comfort clear up certain featares of the general proposi- | with Woodyard, whom he knew to bea policy | "24 them stowed away in stoves or m other 3 Hurt — NTED—TO BUY FROM THE OW AS. HUFTY, Torr e = apaensea sacs yasiw cy te OWN De ay23-lw TS ri "i Mrs. C. W. Thorne and family, with her niece, | tion not easily grasped by aperson not familiar | man, concerning the watch, ‘He recently, had | 2¥cb Places, at 80 al 4 T-STORE AXD DWELLING: shooms iT ER AS AN 2 . } ; t - ; - * r wateh- Mr. Hazelton announced that this closed the | Chace hients «ive, particelate sad orice Mot NOT | TOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW COTTAGE ar Jarge tal Mis Flori M. Addison, are summering at Oak- mena a cmdicaling tet gp fold him thas he (Wood) lnvestigeeed in jatter | cave for the District, but on reconsideration | barwuin! “Rake HOUSE Ser anaes: mat Ue & | NOR, SALE-HANDSOME | NEW cellar: heated by Mo. 1 place tor grovery store iy28- . a5 furnace aud grates; fine well of water; pear «tation ; ‘ Glecetatill alive, Phat ¢ lace Re : : said thathe might have one more witness ANTED —1 HAVE nece nd erates: fine Cater: meee station: Chan. Smith and wife. C. T. Wood. Edwin H. | tors have twice beem in cancun "on the cetert perce See ad Ea one a after recess. “Mr. Claughton protested ngninat resect for Howes, #1500 to #3,00Unaud | FUL Tose ee NN SE Spang and wife, Mrs. L. T. Miller, Miss Birdie | without reaching an agreement, or at any rate 208 taking @ recess und said thut he wanted to go BURFOKD, 14:22 New York ave.sy24-0 | FJOR SALEAT A BARGAIN—ABOUT 14 ACI on Levy, all of Washington, are stopping at the | without announcing one, need rot be mislead Mr. Sylvester then appeared and explained | righton with the case, but Commissioner Doug- — jocated between the lands of California syndicate 3726-08 ite r i : i i i lass said that there was a lot of FE BOE ALA BRICK HOUSE | and Rock Creek Fark; high ground with five rie = =—== = Dudiey Arms, Atlantic City. ing. It is not unlikely that several more con- | how property is received and disposed of. ‘The Diatsiot. raat ust be aebenclo’ @ ‘on Capitol Hill; 6 of 8 roome; send particulars, ES FP. DAR’ —es — Miss Ethel Chase Sprague is spending a few | ferences will be held before a bill and a pro- | records, he said, show that Lieut, Arnold re. Ceephnbebrdt neste epi ried coed pene hae ___ DAVID D. S108E, 806 F st. o.w. 22-68 Atlantic Budi __FOR RENT--STABLES. Weeks with ner mother at Edgewood. Sram with regard to it are formally adopted. | ceived in November, 1883, a box of cigars, 8 | coe. “Ser, gua ka, we wont fed ok WARTED TA HOUSE OF 10 OR 12 ROOMS IN Fok SALETAT WoopsibE, on THE Miss Marie Decca and a party of friends will 18 A COMPROMISE PROBABLE? in January, 1886, a plush box of handkerchiefs | fiso," said Mr. Douglass, “what is the matter | Yy26e5t DAVID leave this evening for New York, whence they | And this leads up to very interesting story, | ** received. Both presents were turned in. . “d ROK RENT—STABLE IN FOUNDRY ALL i ii FONE, 806 Fat.nw._ | built ten roc Goteare en er ene. ther 4 Fie 15th and Aéth and G and Hi ets; tw The plush box was ordered turged in by Maj with our silent witness and see what is the Wy TOBENT OK LEASE A DW furnace; all pail Wednesday for Paria, which is that the drastic Lodge bill was drawn | pve,” Tt contained a card Dearing the’ imme | FoUble with his talking powers. ry; Brick. threc stalls; room for two carrimes Lu R iam complete order aud ready for inn: A - s store, Xord and Mtable: suitable for « mice | malinte oocupaucy; excnllent water stable ox two | Puck Gua Fei, oe Don: Water: Pout Gt MI J ot preierence ress, w : 5 Mrs. Sarab A. Bare, Mra HM. Ciat, Miss B. | for trading purposes and with no idea of its | “Louise,” and the owner subsequently called | =X-POLICEMAN SMITH’S STRANGE STATEMENT. F A. Cist aud M. C. Bare of Cincinnati are visit-| becoming a law as passed bythe House. ‘The | and got it, Whether ex-Policeman Smnith will give evi- ing the city and are staying at the Hotel Arno, | particuiars offered are that the republicans, In answer to Mr. Hazelton’s inquiries wit- | dence in the case before its termination or not ‘Larue House or Morel. Addre and O. ratiroad: al Mrs. Eugene F. St Johu of the W.C.T.U. w | "lie fecling that something should be done on | ness uaid that the records do not show that | remains to be scon, but itis claimed that when PARK HOTEL, Seu Side Park, NJ. trains ‘each way daily. price, — — twee RE chats Pei | LOST AND FOUND. iene SERRE “tty the subject, were in grave doubt as to how best ents were turned in. ne ill ANTED—To BUY, FOR CASH, A staying at the Hotel Fredonia = rk , many presents were : the defense opens an effort will be made to Tp BUY, Mise Sheppard has gone for a visit to her | it bil be: ceed ate The Lodge bill. locanty. trom 84,000 to MONEY TO LOAN "J BOM $1,000 TO ¢ ) TO Le = EX-PROPERTY CLERK DONOVAN’s TESTIMONY. | show the use of money in the case. Prd ab i) set eeney ead ncegeredts| nat erase Meese ciara | i Decwran ave ee yropey tins ton | Enis Wb aaet fas eed money by = return the latter part of Sep: eee U1. BOYER & 00, 508 F st ATTRACTIVESTOKL WOOM, w windows and fixtures; 1Nz¢ table for auy business purpose. Keus SE WITH GOOD 18T FLOOR, class cafe, on or near Fst. bet. 11th Le8ty 2 FEMALE BULLDOG: SPOTTED BLACK, with # Diack eye. A liberal reward offered for auy jormation toward the wawe. Address COLUMBIA HOSPITAL, 25th aud Feuuaylvania avenue nurtli- ae 6X6 12th st. a OST—SOME TIME LAST WELK, LICENSE sat have pascune ‘ONEY TO LOAX—$100, 8900, $1,000, 82,000 ape Pode a Property at lowest | west a - ANTED—TO NT HOI 5 mber. that 2 More Conservative measure would be | December, 1879, till May, 1883, testified thathe | Petwons who attemptod to serve the sammous avuattap rogue with, Biable: micat have bascwent INE, TO LOAX—8100, 8900, § 3 | Hiuder' will be rewatued if leftat 305 Loch wt mewe nt Sareea a better. | In the end, however, they voted for it, | remembered that the Arnold watch was turned | sued for him, but wheth say. Smith says that | tion, &c.,U. L. BOYER & CU. 508 Pat ie e | Sayzeeee A. 8. CAYWOUD, 233 9th st.n.w, Lost’ CouAL, BRACELET, WITH Naat oF RIVER AND HARBOR BILL tat with the understanding, it is now claimed, | in, There must have been a written report of | ei jonnee Boland, Weedon and Williams were Vv 'ED—TO BUY OR RENT A SIX, SEVEN OR | TO LOAN ON 1ST TRUST AT 6 | ue Olhee ie tid Sohne ae ae Suovernmont Print cones taken ou it the ection of wae ny had been | the property, but he had no distinet recollec- | the members of the force who served ure tere | Wantt oot eee mana good ideation, with | BA. ()()(),20..L0A% ON IST, TRUST AT. | iy Oaicein the Co huabee car 0 Uthat. as. Bi There Will be an Effort to Push it | taken — paragon nll Senate sheuld be | tion that such report was mado, Witness said poons ou him und that Private Detective Will- | yard to slley, | Address. iving lowest, pri feginn | vrovetty. THOS. G. HENSEY B00. 1300F ste, OST—ON THE 23D INSTANT, A WHITE aw Through the Senate. ae Ga eee a So the story | that everything received was made n matter | jams was the fourth mam who attempted the Pe. . 3 je Liver spotted Netter Pup, wit soe ite ee ne potoacs ee oe pond = abr a Le of record and when it left the office it had to | mission. Each of them, so Smith told a 8tan Wy ANTED—HOUSES To SELL FROM e000 TO MMOXEX 70, LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON ap. | Putt if returned to $243 Prospect ave. Geonyetowny The interest manifested in the river snd | van in ac — to th criticism that | be receipted for. ‘ reporter, had €2 for him, and Officer Boland $7,000, on Capitol Hi!l aud in the uorthwost, We proved Real Kstate Security. Large amountes | OES EME, | od harbor bili on the Pacific coast evidenced in Lo nod bi me od the e extreme points of | Qn cross-examination witness said he heard put the money im his pocket, but he (Smith) | have several customers for such Property. —ay.. TYLER & BUTHERFORD, OST—JULY 28, BETWEEN THE TREASURY ” the Lodge bill, and that the House will accept | the watch talked of several days before it wae | threw it out of his pocket. Now he says he| ,.o,, MEKRILL & TEBRY, as 007 ¥ st. mw, and the Patent Uffice,a Pair of Gold spectacios, the telegram received Saturday and laid before | the compromise. turned in; he heard Major Brock. who was then | js sorry he did not take the €8 and spend it a eat ts a i: py pe LS ry Gace 18 the Seuate by Mr. Mitchell may reeuit im active | | The story ts all the more readily accepted for | thief “of ‘holine mention it, ‘The matter, he |" Attorney Hazelton said to a Stas reporter | e a 500 to 850,000 ae = = Pa + , — a , ILVE efforts by the acide const delegation to hav | th fact that th ha boon Congrens of com | guid, was discussed between police officials.” | that ho iniew nothing of the money; that if it WANTED—ROOMS. Ox anprovea fee age [este pect, 1 DE Shree on Teh ae rondo ates be Bot the bill considered in the near future. The ji ~ . id Lieut. Arnold speak of it?” was done it was not by his (Hazelton’s) direc- WAKNEK & ecommerce committee is very anxious to have bit "com epee end seein mit was e| “I think not.” tion. It is claimed by some that the money bars ol ie and yellow, face white except oue the bill put through and has instructed the | a compromise, and so why not also the national | 20% Was the watch turned in?’ Way not tendered to inffaence Smith, but in ©. bow Sy8-2m_ 916 F st uw. | eye: vose black; weight 140 pounds: 32 mcbes buch ab ny NEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESIATE. PHOMPT | 1°TS "boulder; suswers wo naime of Bromty : $25 for oe “As having beon left at Lieut. Arnold's tomake the subpena binding, as it is chairman of the committee, Mr. Frye, to con- | elections bill? im prince grr Anrieerd - fer with Mr. Aldrich, in charge of the tariff ® Jy entien tu all applications. SWOKMSIEDI a | UF of dog aud no a iuanetmgageal LEX, st lew, SIGNIFICANT UTTERANCE OF MR. INGALLS. “How did you know that?” ee Gi = thou of tuel, Apply to < ANTED—AU B bill, to determine upou the best time foreall-| As still further bearing on the republican in-| “Lieut. Arnold must have told me so.” A Shrewd Look Ahead. W Mite: for lithe housrkeyying i Star offic: oF Bilver spring. on REAL ESTATE 1N TUIS DISTRICT. ayaa see Det ne aie LES, Loan dy28-20" a 48 BUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, J OsT — SUNDAY MOKNING, FROM CARRIAGE, if ef AL © AND 6 PER CENA, ‘Two Silk Umbrellas; ome had watural stica. Suit Dept”, — —— — — Mr. tentions in the premises the statement made by Pobidemei teige poetaesig derdhterrd —— aa Tho New South, the most prominent paper | Net eon oor, with vee of bath, atte reward aoe ae 3 ss SG mittoe, bus been using every effort to have the | M?- Ingalls m the Senate today is most signiti- kept and the failure to find the record evidence | Published by negroes in South Carolina, says: | oflce ——¥ RO. HOLTZMAN, 5 ei Do wiiteand brown mits, tae brow carey matter taken up. At the caucus of republican | C2Ut. Speaking on the subject of the necessity | concerning this watch. “The present political contest in South Caro- WANTED MISCELL. ANE _ 230 Corner 40th aud F sts. uw. | scaron tr] pom, Sultsde souned, a re- Senators held somatime ago Mr. Frye asked | °f prompt action on such private bills as await EX-POLICEMAN ATCHISON EXAMINED, lina isa white man's fight in ever respect. If] WANIED MIS Be OUS RE shige [oe GOLD oLasens for instructions about the bill. but, beyond ox- | ‘ttention on the calendar and insisting onu| prarrie L. Atchison, an ex-policeman and now | the colored people show the part of wisdom NIED—THE PE ARE ANXJOUSLY Oe SEANK E. HAWLINGS, Lsoe be, Doster Gisin Actached “A tiberal reward anit be Pressing the belicf that the bill should be tac. | @orning bour for such measures, he wid chat 2 Abies Wsiing tor our Wine bee, BUR, ANTIOUSLY |” ths ai Dive ine, Gore otheay ued to Star office. ie ; soem i adoorkeeper at the White House, was next | they will take no hand in it either one way or ad we The Arlington Fire pond it revus Soda sidered asa regular appropriation bill to be | 84 as the tariff bill, the ropriation pe! a y i have Agents wt any price at once. FAULKNER & = 36 lot 19, og, 469; #2900. Robt. W. Hughes to| ensuc. The republican Senaiors will caucus | “Cuder what circumstances? ‘There will be a Tillman and auti-Tillman pai = ——- ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES. | J20R SALE—AN EST: REAL ESTATE BK. Proctor, subs 6% 70, 72 to 74, sq. 284; @—. | again tonight, and the democrats as soon as| ‘Guy told me to go ton billiard saloon in | (ere tite ‘The wegro's opportunity will thes SW rres te aaah OB EXCHANGE FOR a Miers i'dceirg.20\ goes tmas 3 Pei “OF ili Bealth. addres ‘Bor’ Oa mee Oceans E. Dyson to J. T. Murphy, lot —, sq, | the full republican intention has been dis-| Rum Row and get a package that wonld be loft | athand after so many years of patient, | Thoroughbred’ Well Broken Irish Setter Dog, four | ;millsmouute, which I desire, 40 pis i. om lowe 3 = 176; @—. J. W. Pipes to J. H. Purdy, part 2, te py = & sporti ee can thor Fane ogse Ty gre on! oe be foam ou Ww. oe EAwes, ite Cat. mw. jy2o-3t" | uth and H sts. now. a ss = SauSiIGCAST GESEMNLIEIT Dimeaieaiae > se 'Y» es think, kept a gambli use. found seen well he wi prove it and secure 'TED—FOUK GOOD, LARGE MULES AND ONEY TO LOAN IN 5 A; ‘trade jeshington wi eee oa hese oy by Julius | Two Women, Riding on One Turtle. money at the billiard room.” what he so needs— Ww ve M Eerste i the istrict of Columba, DUGAN Pith the retail grocery < aaa au equal chance in the Two two-horse Wagous and Warnes; must to lus “udvantaye to address, Telerepcey, . Johuson to Kato Eibel, part 4, sq. 559;| A dispatch to the Chicago Inter-Ocean from| ‘How much was in the ” Face. The situation calls for tho utmost pru- | SMABir csah. Apply Ke & SBA Hoot RUTRE Sucomsors to J: Cullinane & Ca. 008 F | Lock Box 426, Gny Post Oftoe, "yao $2.00. | Mary L. Brooke to P. L. Brooke, pt | Melbourne, Fla., says: Turtle hunting is now | ‘About 240, as remember.” dence so far as he is concerned, however, for it Fewurvoy of Lucky Discovery, 33¢ acres; 8. | oO dur he = wicliss wae ut P-L. Deocke to Edmund Brooke, sane Prap- | ‘= order. ae ae _ erty; $—. ,L. 5. Fristoe to Mary J. Carpenter, | @uring the moonlight nights to deposit their |” ub 53, sq. 355; €2,200. eng Bnd to Gael eggs iu the sand. While engaged in that duty| * rea ae 100; @—. M. Gregory to | they do not allow themselves to be at all dis- < How jour afer that did you take thesecond | dossn't require any very ‘great “amount of | WW Ahthtnoat aria TOR I¥, 4,22 OF |# 2 ee Yard ge nent vege ein ‘utente = among She whites against the race.” as beste i of ag; iat Ot box of 30 11 Pa. ave. mbs iu Pauw. ay20-20" ‘A. 8. CAYWUOd, vas whet

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