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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
TOR RENT-DEsIRABLE 2D-sToRY FUR.
nsssd d front room with alcove; opposite Airing
EoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
l. Genyenent to three lines of cars Ills st. NV.
FoR g;EINT..cAPIIoL !ILLLL5ARaE FUR
Tor RENT-LARGE PLEASANT RooMs-Two
s sss :nd sSS si
FOR RENT-CHEAP-wHoIE OR PART OF FUR.
linen Sc complese so ST. ne
For RENT.AT 1.-THE BUCKINGHAM" 9Is. go
r,i iosn ST. oMePhers9n squarel one square from
suite herdies pass door choice table board and FIRST
class attendance; summer rates y1o-3a'
For KENT E ST.. CORNER Hath; NEAR
6sst o p and west EXPOSURE furnace beat
EoR RENT-1l1o L ST. Nw-HIGHEsT AND
coolest s1 0s ss in city, close to Belt Line
FACING both soa urnseia
For RENT.FURN1sHED. LARGE ROOM AND
th!y@ 0o.:; large yard and porch desirable Ssa.?n
EoR RENT-3 FURNISHED ROOMS AND ONE
large ofice room; suitable for physician south
Quire 7O1 NJ St n. W. myi3-3a'
DOR RENT-IN HANDSOME HOUSE ON 18TH
dies large With Suitable an
and two smaller rooms for single parties; summer
prices. Address Box g. Star Office. my13-tr
EOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR
= and seve al bed rooms. single and en- suite 1898
Mass ave n. W. myl3-3as
EoR RENT -1sa4 ST.. LARGE AIRY FUR
At summer rates Cali bstween and M on
LrOR RENT-sECOND-sTORY FRONT ROOM
.Sls nicely fSaissS S eastern price
EoR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
L on hrst floor; also two on second floor; sumner
rates. 1905 Est. NV. myI3-3as
EOR RENT-A VERY LARGE NEWLY FUR
Il nished rhrd-story front room, with board to two
iocs.on srsss bstfS and
Star office. myl3-3as
ErOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED BED ROOM:
i've windows. cool and shady; references
desired. Address K s.. Star office. myl3-3a'
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED RIO MS ON IsT. I'd
allowed to careful parties terms
able 40 I'D st. Sc my13-3a'
EOR RENT-l5l0 H ST. n. ", FURNISHED
Il rooms; single or en- suite. my123ma
EOR RENT-IlOl ST NV, FURNISHED
L large. bright rooms in corner house. with board
references. apis 5wa*
EOR RENT-I3OO VERMONT AVE. FURNISHED
rooms with board. at summer rates; adults only
references required my3- 12as
E>OR RENT-1329 ST NV, SOUTH FRONT
Il and communicating fu- nishea rooms with board
on 20 and Sd floors: location desirable and
venient ap29- l5as
IfOR RENT-CoR. NINTH ST. AND MASS AVE.
nicely furnished front rooms. with board; $50 and
500 for two southern and eastern exposure;
very cool In summer; references exchanged, Table
board mys-1ma'
EOR RENT-NICRLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
= proximity Of cars; good location; private French
my6lma' 500 21st st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

Always Use Platt's Chlorides
- disinfect cellars, drains, water closets, &C.
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T. wALnfR SONS. 3O4 10TH ST y. We
~. Building Papers. Moth-proof Goods Fire Brick.
Clay and Tiis Asosstoss flUs Lius. Pulp. slsss&.
aplS
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\ ~ ~ ~
In NV. or. $500
r 1. ave near 18th ct
NV. LIT. 81:
102S Vtav. 1Sr. .30(
K ct nr1Sth NV. 16r. 1888. &
1890 Conn ave. lar. =. .30t
Goth ct near \ st NV,
Z ct near 18th st NV.
Mass ave near Dupont
Circle, 1Sr. 30,
r ! ave near 18th st
NV. 16r. ..30'
R ! ave mr. 18th st NV.
Mst n'ri4.nnw, i3r. S 8 :;
Ne cor 10Th L r. lar. 20
r +! ave mr. 18th NV.
Ne cor n H ave and
Corcoran st. 1:}r. .166. g
2l1 n Cap st. cor. 10,
1912 18th st NV. 81. II
OFF
Sc cor 10Th and Fists
NV, 4r, entire third
moor. Sc
Pa av h 18th st NV, Pr. 81
Sc cor 10Th and F SITS
NV. pr. 2d foor. .......4l
12,5 Pa av NV. I'd FIR. -
13:3 9TH ct NV. LIST and
I'd floors. ............4l
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HE'D.
;s002 R st NV. Or. eco
!, 2l49 Fla ave NV. Or. $50
, 1904 q st. fat. 7r. Sd
7, noor 80. ~
1870 9th st So, f1r.......5O
} 1914 11th st NV, 1or. so
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
, ant. Tor. ........ 20
Z 1925 o st NV. Sr. -. 80
D l4oa Goth st NV. 1lr. 80
, l0i @ st NV. Tor. As. 90
l.uti HillSer av NV. Tor. -
p2416 14th st NV, or...45
; 1916 14th st NV, Sr. As
123N 1.1tn st, Sr. 40
ol409 Chaplin st NV. or. "a
) 800 Maple av. lie Droir
) Park. Tor. ~
) 5000 2 st nv. Tor. 1910
; .02 ] st NV. Or. -. 40
; 1909 18th st NV, store
. and dwelling .........35
oB0S Q st NV. 81. 81
0 81 81 at NV. Or .....s0
= $50 Goth st NV, Sr. 10
D Both and NJ. B& Q a. 9r25
Q 1916 \ az NV, LIST door
D and cellar. ...,.,25
. 4l6 Elm st NV. Or. ......20
3 1l06 l4th st NV, 2r......25
: 1T21 T st NV FIR IL
Q 2l2 LIST st sw. Or. Ii
Q Dps 1st st sw. Or. Ii
Z OFT Goth st, Sr.
Q Rear 1919 l4th st, s.. Is. &c
81 freenlan's alley. ar. 10. 80
= Watkins st. Chevy
, Chase; 6r....... I'D
, IL Watkins st. Chevy
> Chase. Or. 10
5 1928 Connecticut avnw
trear). dst. ..........6 q
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE,

VVAIEs
SSss sc0R .11s aRssE
WANTED-coLoRED coAcHMAN. MIDDLE
mont IT. iS sssnds
WANTED.PAPER HANGERS AT ONCE AT s.
w C. RAYNE's. South Royal ST.. Alexandra.
WANTED-BOY. IS YEARS OLD. QUICK AND
Wiling to work as clerk in grocery store. Al
WANTED-FIRsT-CL VEST MAKERS. AP-
w ply TOD. D. BURNS 9th and G SITS ny Ia
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE
w real estate salesman in one Of the best equipped
RsD q a d
Hsf EST iffss ssIEsMaN eI Star once @ylss
WsSIDaPSs saE men s;
sns .af
y ~ s'sr to tss and 3
Main St. Lynchours. Va my16-tu, fkstje3oa
WANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE Of
ia III ss!; 's' ::
w ANTEp-TwO MEN TO sCoUR AND PRESS
.pp f5i st.
san sas aDb9
WANTED-YoUNG MAN IN OFFICE; MUST BE
in & fs sssr
my 1854
VVANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CARPET LAYER
w Apply to ". II. HOEKE. Sol Market space. city.
myl5-3a
WANTED-sALESMEN. CANvAssERS AND
w street to handle the largest and best line Of
household articles and novelties on the market
Industrious map. woman or boy can make a living
selling our goods. POTOMAC NOVELTY CO..
fny15-lm 607 7th st. n. W.
WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN, OF Pleas
w ant address, for Baltimore and Washington. as
solicitor; who understand DIS the sash, door, b. ind
and hardwood business. Address II. H.. care Ma
tiopal Advertising Bureau. Baltimore. Md my134a.
WANTED-GORDON PRESS FEEDERS; EX-
w perts need only apply ;also young man with
experience with machinery not afraid Of WORE.
P0LKINHoRN'S PRINTING OFFICE. 634 d st
NV. my13-Sas
M ANTED-4 FIRST-CLASS COAT HANDS ON
w nne work ct KEEN's. 1872 F st. my13-3a
WANTED : SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents 70 handle she Patent Chemical Ink Eras-
ing Pencil The most useful and novel invention Of
the are. grasses ink thoroughy in two seconds.
making $50 per week. We also want general agent
to take charge Of territory and appoint sub agents.
rare chance to make money. Write for terms and
X 1892. La Crosse Wis d3O-1ya
WANTED-sTENOaRAP AND REMING-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenographers and
Remington oPerators No snarke for services WICK
writer ONCE, sth and T SITS. NV se29-sf
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHrRoPoD-
M list. 503 18th 81. n ". The only Importer sud
Manufactur OF FINE MANfCUR RE aud CHIRoPoD-
Isl GOODS south Of New York noaO-r
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4 > II Ed.
z Car st mr. 9th. 1lr.. s15o
l5l;S L st NV. 12r......l30
laI2 n st NV, Tor. l25
18th mr. Q st NV, Tor. lbs
X. Ii ave near 10th st
NV. 1:,r .............l5o
MAY mr. 3 NV. 1Ir. l57. 80
I219 y Capitol st. Or. ..l5J
2 st near 18th st NV.
y J av MT Capitol, lar. 80
2lst aud q SITS NV. Tor. 15o
Nd ave ne. 12r. lilo
y J ave mr. Bst NV. Or. 100
ZIG n J ave NV. Or. 100
Conn ave near X st NV,
Hr.....-:............ lun
18th near X NV. Tor. 80. 80
10 C st W. Tor. 80
goth aud NJ SITS. B and
( o fats, 7r. 81
2l04 14th NV. llr.......G
3013 Q st NV. 1.er. so
1855 18th st NV. 7r.
ICES.
1906 e st NV. entire
I'd floor ...........S20
GO5-1 eth ST. several n.
1918 Fstnw, several rs. -
Sc cor 9Th and f SITS. 800
18th st bet r and 8
! tcoal yardD ............-
l4l1 G st NV. sev'l n.
RES.
lll7H st NV. .e25
1902 18th st NV .........15
1894 1lth st nv. ........B
12I4 f st NV. 20x60. -
| 9. 50 &c. ...............&2o
1894 y Y ave nwtrear). Ia
1l2l l4th st NV (reSr). II
1909 18th NV trear, -. 3
, examined by per NIT from
las j. FISHER & CO.,
1904 = ~ N ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

Lok RENT-12O STH ST N W, MAR PATENT
l. office 8 rooms; mod. imps. rent, s31 so
THOMAS W. FOWLER,
myl3-N S21 St n. W.. ID foor.
ENOR RENT-405 NJ ST. n. W. (NEwl; 8 ROOMS:
S%o %
1s? 4th St n. W. rooms mod. imps......... o5 90
915 st. n. e.. 10 rooms mod. trnrs ....... 30 50
THOMAS W. FOWLER.
mylS-3t' .2l st. n. W., ID floor.
EHoR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL GROOM BROWN
4 stone house S15 North Carolina ave- $50: also
neat room brick house. 3d. b ST. Sc. &l6 30; All
mi good neighborhood- J. D. CROIsSANT,
ms iS-.t Clio 18th IT. N w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

nRUNKENESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ hiyely cured by administering
DR.. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Sold by s. L. WARE. Druggist, Washington. je1.Iy
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LNOR RENT
4, lalg Corcorsn 81. Nv 10 rooTs bath. cellar.
One 6-room frame in Brookland, nice shade, &12 80
l2a2 Duncan place ne. q rooms. bath,
McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER
myI Cor. 10th and sts n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, ROOM WITH
w breakfast and evening dinner; give particulars
and price, which must be moderate location near 10th
and SITS. Address Box II, star Office IT.
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Gunton building, rooms
81. %. 25. 20. u and
} S..-..-.....&73.50
I'd and Sd hoors 63l La
ave.. .OU
51J llth st. rooms j
} and . ............. 40
!, Gunton bldg. rooms
, II and %. .......... 30
Gunton bldg. rooms
- and "A. ..25
623 F st. 3 rooms. Sd
moor. 20
Gunton bldg. rooms
} 33, 30, 81. %
G3 = st NV. room I. 20
51a 18th st. rooms 4
and 8. l.................0
} 3l5 18th g., room 3. 20
Central building. room
10
46S La ave. back room,
I'd door. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

The social committee Of the church have
charge Of the lunch for Friday-home mission
dsy-provided for ladies living at a distance
too far to go home for luncheon between SEES
sions Of morning and afternoon.
Mrs George Van Wyck, one of the vice pres
tdents Of the society, very kindly offered her
home. 1901 New Hampshire avenue, for the
luncheon The lnnch and reception are under
the charge Of the social committee. which con-
STATS of Mrs. John Dslzell chairman; Mrs. Van
Wyck, Mrs. Aspinwall, Mrs. Peelle. Miss Ken
nedy. Mrs. Leopold, Mrs. mcfarland, Miss
Iedgeley, Mrs. F. l. Moore, Mrs. Bushrod
Robinson. Mrs. Wilbur, Miss Taylor. Mrs.
John Hay, Mrs. Rhees Mrs. c.. 8. Clark, Mrs
Nestcott, Mrs Stoddard, Mrs. Marston, Mrs.
Paul, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Head. 1t is expected
that all the missionaries-men or women, home
or foreign-in attendance upon the general
assembly will accept the ladies invitation to the
reception to be given them at the parlors OF
the Church Of the Covenant on Monday. May
~. at O'Clock, to which members of Presbyte-
rial missionary societies. visiting ladies and
commissioners are invited. The church will be
kept open, and will be the headquarters for the
ladies' work and meetings Of all sorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

DOR RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
for the onths of July and August. 300 month.
Within ten minutes ride of the grounds For full
information and description Of house
Apply to JOHN b. WIGHT.
ap27-f 1410 q 1T.
WoRLD'S FAIR VISITORS HANDSOMELY
w fur. rooms In privat. residences convenient to 3
lines Of cars into fair grounds apartments in
advance Mrs. j. A. MYERS, 1925 Mich. ave- Chicago
aD21-1m
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E0R REM
Il 1919 2sth ST. b b, mi,
Or, furnished. .&l0(
1911 Prospect ave. b b.
sassss ! 2 'S.l b i h. m i. iir. =
30l5 Q ST. b b. m /. i4r.. 81
3031 Q 81. b b, mi. Tor i, az
l3,o SD st, br store.
sss3' n st. 81 Il. m i.
aass-5oi.-5a N st. i.' If h and
1887 3sd st. br store. ". *
SSn3 p ct. b b, m i,
E8r...... .-........3 %
c. II. I
Georgetowp once,
my12 Washington once.
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k'On REM Northwe
4 Upper part SOC 9th
st NV. 12r. :. -
I3 IL st. LIT. 49,. 60
l742 + st NV. l2r. ......S
2l2 11th st NV. Or. .:....t
l716 18th st NV. Tor =. =.
1923 I'D st NV. 1lr.....:
2lJ ID st NV, Sr. ......... /
PA y J ave NV, Or. -!
2lS 4 23S N J av, Or. ;!
800 Mo av NV. lar. . 40.
I4C6 Columbia ST NV, Sr, .
HOO and 110ts 18th t
NV, Sr. ............31. q:
204 G st NV. 81. /:
1852 22d st NV, ST.. 30.
los q st NV. Or. 30:
l20l 18th st NV, IT,.
40. 9TH st. Or. =:
1917 Sth st. Or. .25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

EOR RENT-BRICK. 3l4 NJ ST. NV; NINE
l. rooms. $40. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
myl38 $50 Of. n W.
| EoR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
Il 1ols 9Th st.. g rooms and bath S25 90
GS16 Corcoran ST.. Or and bath ............. so 90
myl3-5t GEO. T. PARKS. tl4 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
tfOR RENT-HOUSES-
l. BY BARNES 4 WEAVER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

800 ST. NV.
800 Maple ave-. 9rooms: ali m t........... e45 70
III st. n. W.. rooms; all m. T.. .-.-.--... 40. 90
ga I'D ct. NV. rooms: all IN. 81 20
2l4 st Nv. rooms; all N. 4. 30 80
5l2 and514 I'd st. e.. rooms; all MI 80 so
81 LIST st. n e., rooms; all 80 90
31Q spruce st. rooms. all MI. ............ 10 90
649 I'd st. ne. rooms; all m h............ % 40
:s}0 Spruce ST., rooms all m.i............. 81, 30
400 Elm ST. rooms; all mi ......-............ 2l o.
lbs and 1o7 California st. rooms all mi 20 30
SlSF St n w. room over store 20. 90
1885 18th ST. n W.. store. is. 90
~ Fenton ST. q rooms; all IN. i............. IL 90
IA AcCuiioughs ST.. rooms water In Kitchen. Y. 30
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOR RENT-1451 RI
u av NV. Tor. a IN i. 80
C4 18th NV, l1r. a IN 1 g:
134O { st NV. 1lr. q mi. g.
zoos 11th SC se, Or,
store, , q mi. A
1340 Riggs st NV. Sr,
q "a i..-..........-.....4.
1CO3 Sth st Sc. l0rkb'th. 81
900 b st ne, 9r ..,.,., 81
II Tenn av ne. 7r&a m La
I'll 12tn ne. Or, all mi26. *
405 4th st ne. Or, ami IS. ~
go 9TH st ne. 6r&b y
1922 and 1924 Emerson
ne. Or. Q IN i........lS.3(
myl3 SWORMSIED
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BIT
1409-9H G st nw......&1JI
1:s, 9TH st NV. III
1881 and 1893 II st NV. @
HOS 14th st nw...... 3
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. K
and L SITS. "a.
In rear Corn Art Gal. 81
4. SO 1876. .....2.
The above houses can b
our office only. THO.
my13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

GOODRICH. LAWYER. 1874 DEARBORN
N. street. Chicago Ill. 81 years. experience; So
crecy special facilities in -astates Goodrich
divorce, with laws OF all states in prsss
Ry2lyu. tn. sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

UNFURNISHED.
Tor RENT-F0UR UNFINISHED ROOMS ON
l. 3D. floor. 7U0 at. myl6-2b'
EOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
heat, gas. bath convenient to bureau Of cngrav-
ing and printing and reference exchanged Call
after O'Clock. 2-,3 18th ST. s.w. myl3-3ts
DOR RENT-S14 nth ST. n. W.. TWO VERY
Il pleasant un!urnshed front rooms ;one large and
one small nicely papered and nice large closets;
nicely furnished halls; private family. ap29-l5b'
EOR RENT-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
Il at 0l2 New York ave. all on second floor; rent
reasonable nyl335s
DOR RENT-FOUR NICE LARGE UNFUR-
nished rooms the first floor of wide bay win dow
and tower house; none more desirable; deep lot
OWNER. References. IA p st. n. myl3;3b. !,
EOR RENT-IN WEST END FOUR DEsfRABfH
light hnusekeeping; to adults only Apply on prem
ises. 1909 10Th st. n. ap21 -3nb
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
I'oR RENT-FR0NT ROOM. ID FLOOR, AND
others. from 81 up; board IL desired terms moder-
ate boarders desire room mates (quiet genteinenl
near PENSION and printing offices. 61S Sd st. NV
my9-12c'
E,OR RENTAL 923 ST. NV. 2OR 3 UNFUR-
nished or furnished rooms. with without board
convenient to lines cars. my13-3c'
E'OR RENT-12,3 18TH ST. NV, TWO UNFUR-
L nished front rooms newly painted and papered !;
also furnished room first floor for gentleman all
modern conveniences; private family. mh9-3mc
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LNOR RENT
63l st. me-. Or, bath newly pspcred. els so
6l5 ST. NV, store 30 90
lll2 Trinidad ave. Trinidad. 6r. bath. l6 90
2l6 ST. n e., Or, BATH cellar. N. 4. 30 90
S24 ct. ne. Or bath, IN. f. hne condition. 30 80
1884 g st. n e.. Or bath, m.i.............. Is on
1890 Md ave. n. e.. 6r., BATH m. i......... 20 so
- Din2man Place n W.. Or. water. g. 30
tS33 Benplnrs road. D '...................... 500
16lO-l0l2 King st. ne. 4r.................. 800
rooms. sumner court n W.. water. gas...... 800
room: sumner court n W. water. 80. 400
nly13-3t ELLIS & CHAPEL 5:S5 18th ST. NV
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{ 1414 Fla ave NV, 1926. 30
1910 9Th st NV, Or. .25. 80
5 Upper part 14l0 P st
d NV. 7r.::.........-- .
} 1899 18th st. Or. ..22. so
D 1887 18th st. 6r. $3.50
} $40 and 9IOh Florida
aye NV, 6-.,;..-....2,2.2 e
} Upper pit 1913 9Th st. Or. 20
)r:s Champlain ave, Or. LIB
, 1259-61-6 65-61- 81
d 9th st. Or. Is
1878 25th st, 5r. .15
} 322l and 3.ll2;} Sher-
; man ave. Or. IA
Rear 1924 Madison st,
) 1905 q st, ; ir..........i2. SO
: G3 and IL 80 st ne: :.
U a. IL OU
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FEMALE.

WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w laundresses. chambermaids. Mattresses, nurses
maids and saanstress. governess trained but
lers; last employers references. 6l3 7th ST. u. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
OFF FOR EUROPE.
Anton Reymsnn and Family Leave To-
day for hamburg.

Anton Reymann and Family Leave To.
day for hamburg.
A few relatives and intimate friends
Of Mr.. Anton Reymann and family were
gathered at his elegant residence, on
Fifteenth street, last evening to bid the
family a farewell and wish them a safe
trim across the Atlantic TO the Father
land. A pleasant social time whiied
the evening away, and at nearly mid
night the Opera House orchestra called
and serenaded the family and assembled
friends with a number OF delightful and
touching airs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reymann and their two
sons will complete the party that goes oy
rail to-day to New York and will start
across the water Thursday on the
steamer Normania. They expect to
make the trip over the Atlantic and
land At Hamburg IN eight days. Mr..
Reymann expects 10 be gone about TWO
months which tine will be spent 10
different cities and watering places OF
Mr. Reymann's native country. The
trip is made especially BY reason OF mrs.
Reymann whose health has not oeen
fair for sometime, and also TO place
their son Lawrence at school In Wisoa-
den. Lawrence graduated this yesr At
CLAW school and will spend two or three
years completing his education at Wis
baden. ,
II is probable that Miss Nettle Rey-
mann. their daughter, will also under
take a musical and literary course 10
the same city with her brother. Mr..
and Mrs. Reymann VIII return somo
time In November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
A Family Wrangle.

There was an interesting case, and
some racy testimony, in Justice Ankles
Court last night. Fred Winters and wife
and John Beltz and wife, live in adjoin-
ing houses on Jacob street, between
Twenty-slxth and Twenty-seventh. The
two women have not been on good terms,
and have had frequent quarrels. The
i'll feeling is of long standing. Yester-
day Mrs. Beltz swore out warrants
for Mr.. Winters, charging him with as
sault and battery, contending with an
gry words, and also peace warrant.
Mr.. Winters swore out three similar
warrants for Mrs. BetZ, and the ball
was put In motion. The testimony is
unfit for publication. There was charges
and counter charges affecting the ma
ternity OF certain persons, and not few
"cuss words" The cross-examination
would have made lawyer turn green
with envy.
Mrs. Winters asserted that Mrs. Beltz
called her children "pie-faced bratS."
"WelI, what Of it," retorted MRS.
Beltz. THAT was sweet name to
what you called mine. You often
called my children monkey faced
kids"
The Justice imposed fine OF SIS and
costs upon each defendant for assault
and battery, dismissed the other
charge, and required each to furnish
bond in the SUM of 500 for good be-
havior for year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
Police Matters.

Larry O'Keefe was arrested by Officer
Creighton, for wife beating.
Al. Finley, plain drunk, was run in
last night by Officer Donovan.
Miss Bowman and John Mulholland
were drunk and disorderly on the steel
bridge, and were arrested oy Terrill.
In Police Court yesterday morning,
George Reed and Albert Mitchell were
fined SIS and costs each for fighting;
VIM. Bowman, for wife beating, got $40
and costs; J. Hornice and b, nj. john
son we're assessed SIS and costs each; ID.
P. Jennings, disorderly, IS and costs;
w. ]. Singleton, disorderly, 81 and
costs; Christian Wolf, wife beating, $50
and costs: Jacob Holmes, drunk, 81 and
costs; John Storch, selling on Sunday,
SEQ and costs; Fred Wells and John
Hill, disorderly, SIS and costs each; Ed
ward Phillips and n. TriPpett, fighting,
81 and costs each; John Marker, drunk,
IS and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
TAE CRIMINAL RECORD.
A LARGE BATCH OF OFFENDERS RECEIVE
DOSES OF JUSTICE.
Other Cases Not Disposed 0i-Intsrssfng Matters
In the Justice ShOps-A Fugitive from JUS
tee Caught-POlics Matters.

Chief McNichol has been In commune
cation with f. R. Humphrey, acting
Chief of the Cleveland detective force,
in regard to a man named Charles Dan
nv, who is wanted in Cleveland for
grand larceny. He finally found his
man in this city, in the workhouse.
Denny was arrested soma time ago, and
not having money to pay his fine, was
sent to the hill. He was caught with
number of tramps in the raid made re-
Gently on a blacksmith shop on Six
teenth street, where the "bums" were
lodging.
Denny was taken from the workhouse
and brought down to the lookup. He
consented to return to Cleveland with
out reQuIsition papers, and the Cleve-
land authorities were so notified by
wire. They will probably send some
person down for the prisoner to-day.
Denny is accused Of stealing watch,
society pin and other articles aggregat-
ing in value SCI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
In the Courts.

In Part One of the Circuit Court,
Judge PAUL, the case Of Sarah Dickson
VS.. Jas. p Rodgers, executor of the
estate OF Chas. Nichols, deceased, was
put on trial. The jury returned about
five o'clock with verdict for the
plGintlff, fixing her damages at S495.
In the Criminal Court. Judge Jordan,
case OF State Us. Mary Reeves, indicted
for larceny, in which case the jury at
last session failed to agree, was nollied
by the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
Four Tough Chaps.

Four fellows, evidently Imagining
themselves cow boys terrified the good
people OF Leatherwood yesterday.
About noon these fellows, in two sulkies
arrived in front Of the old toll house,
and demanded drink at Mrs. Frank
Walters place. She refused, and the
men began to scare people generally.
Each was armed with long knife and
a big revolver. Mrs. Walters was ter
ribly frightened, and closed her place OF
business. The men then attempted to
break down the door, but did not sue
coed. Constable Anderson was sent
for, but before the official arrived the
men had gone. The men live at Short
Greek.