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National Lead Co.. Broadway, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
PROBABLY INSANE.
Reason Assigned for the Suicide of
samuel Stargardter.

Samuel ]. Stargardtor, who committed
suicide yesterday in Druid Hill Park, Balti-
more, was a brother of Lee Stargardter of
this city. He shot himself in the head
with a pistol. Mr.. Stargardter's family is
spending the simmer at Atlantic City. He
left his wife and two-year-old child three
months ago, and had been travelling i'm the
rorth. He returned tc Baltimore Thurs
day. and, il is said, wrote letter to his
wife, saying that the latter's mother and
sister had turned her against him. and that
he preferred death to living without her.
He ended by requt sting her TO notify his
brother here If she did not wish to care
for the body.
David @. RoseLstach. Mrs. Stargardter's
brother, denies the statement made of the
cause of the estrangement. and believes the
deceased was insane when he committed
suicide.
Lee Stargardter vert to Baltimore as
soon as he heard of his brothers Death,
end will remain Until after the funeral,
which will be held tomorrow morning ON
Eutaw street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

BEST route to Baltimore for 81 excursion
Sunday, Aug. %. Go via Penna. X. r.,
tickets good on all trains."-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
Observation-Disclosures

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLS
In Academy Of Music building,
Ninth street, corner NV. Entrance 4O3 Ninth ST.
Thirty-th scholastic year begins Monday,
August 90. Day and evening sessions. The lead
Ing business men Of Washington were trained in
this college and send their and daughters and
candidates for employment here for training
Rapid writing. English rapid calculations, book
keeping, laws and ethics of business, science of
wealth, science Of citizenship. vocal and physical
culture, the art OF expression Delsarte methodl,
shorthand and typewriting.
Schools
. Office open on and after Monday, August %, every
bt siness day and night throughout the year.
Call or send for new announcement, '91-'9S, con-
tanning address OF Hon. Lyman J. Gage, ct college
commencement, and names, occupations and ad-
dresses Of SoS graduates of s. b. c.
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
au2O-lm Principal and Proprietor
THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL 143s ST. NV.
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
FOR SAIlE-HGUSES.

FOR SALE.
Up ST NEARiDUPpNTlcRCLE"
Desirabl, 3-story and basemeht brick and stone
dwelling of 10 rooms and tiled hath room. heauti
fully papered and finished; hot water heat. Oner
WEcoTT. WILCOX & 4IrEsroS.
e.4 1907 Pa ave. NV
VIII take small uniDcumbered dwelling as mart
payment. lie. 10 au94-tu th&s.2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

I'D ST. NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE
PRICE REDUCED-sc.IoO
Beautiful s-story and basement dwelling of 10
rooms 70 ana bath; al NIL; lotl1Sls by 100 feet;
WSCOTT. WILCOX l. 1HfESTON,
au24 -tu, th&s-3t "a 1897 pa ave nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

1t matters little what It is that you want
whether a. situation or a servant-a
want ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

FOR REM y
l.l3 9 -, 3-s:ory
br. 10 rooms E. 1898
1854 II i ave, 3-story
br. II rooms Isl so
1871 l. st, 3-story
br, 10 rooms- 500
1916 L st. 3-story
br. 9 rooms. 60. 90
11I4 y ST. 3-story
hr. $ rooms -. SO 90
ITO Oregon ave.
3-story. . rooms. 100
1i32 y Of. 3-story
br, IL rooms. 1000
1422 11;h ST. j.
story br. . rooms. 80. 90
3Gjl q ST. 2-story
br. 10 rms, large
grounds ..-----..3 90 !
n.
IA T ST. 2-story, Z
rooms. br, b X eel. 20. so
los F ST, 2-story.
rooms, br. J& .el. 20. 80
ia F st, 2-story,
rooms, br. bNccl. 20. 80
1876 + st. 2-story.
4 ROOMS, br.b&eel. 20. so +,
au2f-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

w.
2I3S p st. 3-story
hr. Q rooms. $3.50
1426 11th st, B.
story br. 0 rms. $3.50
1880 S st. 3-Sto-y
br. . rooms. 10. 90
1906 I'd st. 2-story
br. 4 rooms, Gel. 30. so
GA Whitney ave, q
story. . rooms. br.1S.5O
G36 Whitney ave, =
story, rooms. br.1S.50
II Florida ave, .
story, : rooms, br.22.5O
- Florida ave, 2
story. Z rooms. br.2222.5O
81 Florida ave. .
story, Z rooms, br. $3.50
f.
100 F st, o-story.
Z rooms, br, bScel. 20 so
1876 + st. 2-story
br. Z rooms, b&cel. 20 so
tl5 81 st. 2-stofy
rooms, la & eel. 20. so
1o I'd st. 2-story.
br, q rms. lScel. 20. 90
NJ NJ. PARKER.
14lS l. 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

DESIRABLE CORNER DWELLING"
9TH AND SITS. NE
Nearly new 2story and basement brick. contain.
must be sold, and any offer viii be Entertained
WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON,
au24- tn, tb&s-3t 1907 Pa ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

FOR RENT-LOw-IN PERFECT ORDER
13+i C0rcoran ST.. large rooms many closets
dining room parlor floor. $50 so.
1341 Corcoran ST., rocrls. kitchen and t.iain.
room parlor floor. S35. Roth south front 5
stories. ami NJ. A. BALLINGER, II.a L H. w
eu21- Sd wi osel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

FOR SALE = EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS =
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-We desire to call spe-
cial attention to the row OF dwellings on 18th
st. bet California and Wyoming aves Washing
ton Heights. First floor has parlor large recep-
tion hall, dining room pantries and kitchen; three
bed rooms and tiled bath second floor and four
bed rooms and tiled bath third floor; the attic
is finished for storage; hot water or steam heat
the plumbing has been made a special feature:
all exposed pipes are nickel, AMI the workmanship
is of the best. The woodwork is auartcrcSi oak
making substantial and rich finish Other houses
In this row duplicates of the above, Except
they have not many rooms These houses are
located just square from the T. ST. car line
The location is certainly of the best and property
Washington Heights is rapidly appreci; ting in
value. FIVE ALREADY SOLD As to the price
we ashamed TO tell you how cheap they can
be bought-surely 81, 600 less than value TERMS
TO SUIT Apply to GEO. E. EN1MoNS & CO.,
1915 + st. au26-t Il sStu-tf
FOR SALE-3 WHITE BRICK AND STONE
houses, 18th ard Harvard SITS. NV; IL
large looms and BATH hot water heating; lard
wood; all modern inproven ents: cellar; lots 10
X104 feet. Best built and finished houses ever
offered in Columbia Heights; terms reasonable
l.. E. BREUNINGEIi, 62O 18th ST. iu2T-3t.
FOR SALE-JUST COMPLETED-TWO ELEGANT
frame cottages Richmond st. the corner Of
Piney Branch road and opposite the Blagden resi-
dence. about " mile from terminus of the 14th
st. cable cars; 10 and 1G ROOMS baths sewer
water and all conveniences of city home. Easy
terms For prices, SIZE Of lots, etc. apply to
ap3tf DAVIDSON DAVIDSON. 1898 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-wIIL EXCHANGE CLEAR HOUSE
price. $6.OOO-for larger house, northwest.
II. s. DONALDSON,
eu26St' 60 10th ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

IN WASHINGTON.
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
81 East Capitol ST.
A HIGH GRADE BUSINESS SCHOOL,
Well conducted and well patronized. New term
opens August 30 BUSINESS, STORTHA AND,
IYPEWRrTING. ENGLISH, CIVIL SERVICE, IN
USUAL FACILITIES FOR SECURING POSITIONS
FOR PUPILS. beautiful illustrated catalogue
containing names OF 571 pupils enrolled last wear
au21-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
Chew Chase.
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ST. MAIeY'S ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA
Boarding and day school for young ladies and
children. will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 4. Terms mod
crate For particulars address SISTER SUPERIOR
au.S-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
Lehigh
Preparatory School.

Best recommendations. Young men are pre-
pared for Lehigh University Yale, Harvard Cor
Fell, Princeton etc. Over seven hundrel pupils
Of this school have been admitted to Universities
during the past eighteen years.
For particulars apply to
lei 4, th&s, 39t w. ULHlCH, Ph.D. bethlehem Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT

FOR EENT-I5a3 CAROLINE ST. NV. BET 7
and l.. 18th and 10th SITS. NV: nice Groom house
with bath. furnace. cellar; all modern IMPROVE
ments- Apply on premises. au2'-.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

1aS5 7. llI&b $500 $40 LIST Sc. 7r&b. 20 20
1890 1Tth. ior&b. AS co I'll 18th ne 7rSb 90 35
1877 keneslw. ST. 81. 80 GO Myrtle me- 1r&b IG 90
10 kinsm1n. 7r. 70 so 1927 Iinlen ne 1r&bIG 40
Us Madison, Or. .2D.Oo 1913 Az sw Crib Is 50
RALPH W. LEE. COG 18th W tPhone 2o49I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28

S'O"hu> -.-----. '"v-t',
IA st; 2-s,ory. 100 st. a-story.
rooms. hr. 4 eel-eo.5o rooms, br.b&cel 20. so
s. rooms, b., l&sti.2o5o br, rooms. b&@el,2o.so
: rooms, br.bScei.aO 80 rooms. la & eel 20 so
136 st, 2Story I1o I'd st. 2-story.
NJ N, FARMER,
FOR RENT-BY Il. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
1915 aa ioT SsG io osh s phh NV sf
1871 Il av. 1or.. 10000 1916 RIGGS st. ST. 81 90
i5li snndd Piir9sSS 81 "a NV NV. GO GO
s2a NV. FIR. $500 1918 o ST. 1or " ~ 90
i6Ii.1s 10th. sos e st. sf ior So 80
500 18TH INV; 16r- 5000 l451 W st. TT. 30 20
soa 18Th NV. Tor. $500 1876 18th st. o,
1223 18TH Tor: sos 1924 Pierce pl n. % 50
1i22 Q st. ler....- .a9-eo 2eee II NV. 50
Io5 NV i; 200 80 90 1s3s 10Th NV. IT. e
1850 Oregon nv. lIr.51cO zoos Cambridge Or. - 60
LIZ Oregon av. 1ir- $3.50 1919 Fla av ne 7r % 20
1901 G NV. lor.....5 80 30 80 NV. ST. ., 4,
4lG s,9 st nv %, ltas Fla s.
PIP 81. l2r- $40 400 Fla av Or % so
80 aiat NV 1881 81 9TH INV NV. 80
III " e 9th NV. 1or 40 - - q. Mass av Co.,. 80
sos l9th st. lot. 4oo 90 929 av NV. ir. .is 30
let7 st. 800 siG "a me- me- s..i co
2031 p ST. 1Or. -400 % ZOE 9TH sw 5r... Is 40
sos 10Th NV. Tor. 1000 521 18th st me- Or IL %
1877 18th NV. Or. 81 20 523 18th me- Gr. Is oe
1916 81 NV. Tor. 80 ~ 40 Ridge ST. 5r..14 30
22u3 y ii av, ~. Or. 81 on a25 9th Sc Or IA 40
S24 18Th NV. 7r-. 35 ~ $50 Callan no Or 10 S0
FOR LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES APPLY AT
OFFICE
OFFICES
Elegant rooms in "Sun 40 La nv $40 and s,5
building. freproof. from Desirable rooms .Atlan-
Cor 10th x F, 5rs. ing all front and FIRE
suite. all front. proof from $40 10 s2i
steam heat $50 90 each -0'i CIV ~ S"'
CO NV, 2r. - 90 Gag NV 81 and 900
STORES ~ Wv
Warehouse near iO2 9th ST nw $50 10
% o MoSx5o, 900 =, $50 q pa 9Th st NV. .... 80 90
2 I'm NV ,2sAool S'3S ?l1 d NV Gear). 20 %
A. 9Th ST .GDOO
STABLES.
16ii av trear $50 IN 1892 Mass av (rr). 10 90
2G2si % st i-...150G
au3 r. %. HOLTZMAN. 10th AMI F SITS NV
FOR HENT-1Oe6 NJ NV I2R; ANIL. RE
Guced TO SO 9l5 NV. Tor. ami. Re-
or1o-tf Apply to OWNER so 9Th st. NV.
FOR RENT 2206 Q ST: . ROOMS RECEPTION
ball. tile mInicls: motern home; In a very
d. sirslle location: reduced TO $40; within one
square Of rapid transit. Keys at 220i Q st.
ny3-4m'
Fol: RENT-NO 1426 CHAPLIN ST, COLUMBIA
Heights; . rooms ard bath: delightful location:
In" view; cable ears. l.52 T. st y rms and hath
80 per mo. JOHN SHERMAN, 6IO 18th ST
jy:sl-fNs,tf
Fol; RENT
1J35 +. I1I&b. $50 90 40 LIST Sc. 7rSb 90 20
1890 ITth. ior&b- IS co I'll 18TH ne 7rSb. 20 s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
. FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-TwO SMALL HOUSES; ONE O.
room brick, for 81. $50; the other, rooms, bath
and cellar. for $1,000: terms for either, $50
cash. Apply TO WM. II. SAUNDERS Il Co. 1907
st.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-08
SPENT QUIET SUNDAY.
President Mckinley Goes to Church But
Receives No Callers.

Wash hington, March 7.-President Nc
Kinley's first Sunday in the White
House was quiet. No callers were re-
ceiyed. He attended services at the Me-
tropolltan Methodist Epis copal church.
AS the Presidents intention had been
announced the crowd was very large
and the President and his venerable
mother had some trouble in reaching the
church. Rev. DR.. Johnston. the pastor,
opened the services with prayer, and
Bishop Newman of Omaha, Neb., pastor
of this church when Grant was presi-
dent, preached the sermon. The Presi-
dents wife was SO fatiRued she could not
attend church. After returning to the
executive mansion the President re-
mainsd within doors until afternoon
when he took short walk with friend,
returning from which he spent the re-
mainder of the day with the members
of his family.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-08
SANGUILLY ARRIVES.
He Says Cubans Hope Mckinley Will
Remember Them.

New York, March 6.-Julio Ssnguilly.
released by the Spaniards after two years
imprisonmens In the Cabanas fortress at
Havana, February 81 last, arrived at
Jersey City this afternoon. He was met
by abont 200 Cuban sympathizera, among
them his brother, Manuel Sanguilly, and
Mrs, Calixto Garcia, wife of the famous
Cuban general. Sanguilly was accompa-
MED by his wife, his son, and niece
who came with him from Havana. Min
gled with cheers for Cuba Libre and
Gen. Sanguilly were hurrahs for Gen.
Fltz Hugh Lee, who the Cubans say, was
instrumental in Obtaining his release.
The party crossed the river to this city
and SanguilIy went to the house of
Carlixto GARLIC, West 14th street. In
response to questions Gen. Sanguilly
said he had not given up his claim as an
American citizen against Spain. he
said Cuba would be free In one year
When ask ed what the Cubans thought of
the attitude of ex-President Cleveland on
the Cuban question, he said:
"They of course do not indorse the
ex- Presidents attitude. The Cubans
have recently met express great hope that
the new administration will deal in
diligently with the Cuban repu blic. They
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-08
FOR THE vOYAGERS.
The Navy's Weather Students Predict
Better Weather.

Washington, March 6.-Transhtlantio
travellers have more prospectives for safety
voyages this month than last, according
tosthe following official forecast, Issued
by the naval typographical office, for the
North Atlantic ocean in March: Gales
will be less frequent than In February
and not SO violent. off the American
coast, north of Hatteras, there Will
occasional northwesterly gales. Alohg
the Transatlantic steamer routes there
will be gales about once III SIX DAYS w1th
periods of strong northeasterly winds.
once in zen days. There will be fog on
the Grand Banks and near the New Eng
land Ian coast and ice on the Grand Banks
as far south at As degrees north, with
field ice south and east OF Newfoundland.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-08
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The prominent American residents in
Berlin have cabled President Mckinley
a petition requesting that Edwin +.
Uhl, the American am bassador, be re-
tained at his post as his recall would be
deeply regretted by American citizens
throuehout Germany irrcl peotive of po-
litical parties.
Park theatre, the Oldest playhouse in
Indianapolis, and one of the best known
in the country, was destroyed by fire
Sunday evening. Loss estimated at $780,
900.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is again very
low.
A Turkish gunboat has been wrecked
on the coast Of Epirus. The fate of the
crew is not known.
A Cuban tilibustering expedition is
reported to have left Atlantic City, N.
j., Saturday night.
Bradley & Sayward's shoe factory at
Hudson, Mass., was partially destroyed
by fire yesterday; loss, $4,000
A caucus of the Democratic members
of the House of Represents tatives of the
55th Congress has been called for March
IL.
The residence of Elhu Reed at Port
Norris, N. j., was destroyed by fire Sat-
urday night and his four-year-old daugh-
ter was burned to death. Mr.. Reed and
one other child were seriously burned.
Fred Bailey, the builder who left
Everett, Mass, last sum uer, leaving
debts Of about $780, OOO,i is in Los Angeles,
Cali. 1t is saia that his family is with
him and that he is very poor.
1t is reported in Vatican circles at
Rome that Arohbishop Ireland is using
his influence with President Mckinley
to induce him to appoint ambassa-
dors to Italy and France who will be
more favorable to Romanism than those
hitherto held those posts.
A large Radical meeting was held in
Hyde Park, England Sunday, to give
voice to the feeling in favor of Greece,
which generally obtains among the mass
es of England. A resolution was adopted
amid muoh enthusiasm, expressing
sympathy with the Cretan Christians.
There we're fully go, 900 persons in the
park.
The story about the feeling in Mexico
against Americans is said to be pure
fabrication
Since the abandonment of the scheme
for the construction Of tunnel uEder
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-08
Wa. FRIEND Of Grover Cleveland.

Salem, March 7.-Rev. Charles Arey,
D. D., died Saturday night, after long
and painful illness. MIR. Arey was born
in Wellfeet. Mass, August %, 1922.
Charles was ed uoated in the academy. at
North Yarmouth, Me-. and graduated
from Kenyon college in 1885, He was
ordained to the Priesthood in 1848. When
in Buffalo he was well acquainted with
Grover Cleveland, and when Mr.. Cleve-
lind first ran for President, Mr.. Arey de-
Tended him from certain damaging state
ments. 1t was this which drove Mr.. Arey
from ST. Peters church in that city.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-08
Local Weather Report.

Portland. March Z. Inc local
weather bureau office records as TO the
weather are the following
a.m.-Barometer, 3O.74o; therhohe-
ter. 100; dew point, a; humidity 40;
wind, N; velocity, g.; weather, clear.
p. m.-Bsrometer, 3O.o therihohie-
ter. 20 o; dew point. 6; humidity 4s'
wind, S; velocity. A; weather. clear.
Mean daily thermometer, 6o; maxim uIh
Thermometer, 80; minimum thermome-
ter, 8; maximum velocity of wind, ~
NV; total precipitation, 600