Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1884, Page 5

ed THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON FOR FOR_RENT--HOUSES. D. C.. SATURDAY, NO VEMBER 29, 188/-DOUBLE SHEET. IR RENT—HOUSES. RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILY NISHE Fhoare fostteen roomaaudaitmslora coutenesces 9 9th acreet northwest, a 7 RENT—THOROUGHLY FURN. Wi CASTLE STEWAR: an eeae and in perfect repair. Lorge stable and arringe Lowe, “Will Lease for a term of ene or more yeara Can bé seen by permit from our ofce Cady, RENT — LE 81 ELEGANTLY street nor‘hwert. Lo 8,01 FISHER & CO... — NEAT KEW TWO | _210-1m 1324 F street northwest. improvernents, near Eas, Capital str st | ROR KENT— on wFenie. Georzetown ab, | 88 also ON Swoon Wand Bstsectas g Iso farn: ween E . 20 to $250 per mouth E. A+ McINTIKE, 918 F n29-3t_| Fine new house; three story and basement: 1704; reat, ENT ty to 0 Per apoE OLMSTEAD. | 00) 2121 Kn. wm. 1... Bids whaten {416 New York ave, Lasve. iu etory.000 | PXOR PENT—109 LE STREET NORTHWEST, 5 Snw..m i. 27.00 | HE threestory end basement, ten rooms all moderu fn... 25.00 | improvements; hotise in first-class order. Appl to estcre2 00 J.P. OLMSTEAD, 0) | _ni0-m,wks.2m 1416 New York ave, :X°| Thor RENT 08 EXCHANGE—FOR A SW LLER i Honse. the finest Brown-stune House in the city, DWEE- | iumishel oruufureisted Apply on preulses, 215 455 20 rooms, | gizeet northwest. Very low rent to a carefal teuaut, ple ciesets | si TILER | ‘THOS. —FIRST-CLAS: 12 and 1914 Su furnace pt howses treat northwest SHED-MOST DESIRABLE modern appliance in the naton, coFLer, with Ae. 1413 New York ave. 229-8 FOR SALE—HOUSES. Near Thomas Ci On Iowa Circle. SS rome “and bata-rootn, 3 water close - jc. For terms sud pert ct apply to RCTBERFURD, 116 F street northwest "FRAME HOi Also, br BRICA VILLA | Row), Georzetown 4.600) Hs Pa aves se... 2.500 San titles BWaGGata® P SALE, RENT OR FXCHANGE—THE FOL- owing new Houses, with al: m improve- inet: ding fornaces: 110 19th street n. w..13 | zrooms: 1622 and 162k DAVID 4. WiNDSO! o14 and 1618 Qtat YR, 1921, F brick NEAT. NEW, SI iy located. and renting to ber inonth, in advatice. — ae 26 19th hand. oe ac street northwest, lange, hand- FIRST-OLASS NEW. DWELLING! femme, new brick reridunee, containin id all aud conveniently located. 1916-1916 an irably rocuis, 4 1918 Sunderland Place, near Dupoat Circle; 10 rooms, beth-room, furnace room, store room, sinple closets; elegantly, finished with ‘art tiles; woolen mautels, beveled plate giass mirrors and ail the latest improv ments; houses open. TXLER & RUTHERFORD, F atrect northwest, Beige FOE SALe 421 P STREET NORTHWEST, TWO. story and back building, pressed brick front.oight rooms and bath: all modern improvements, bnilt for Open grates. Apply to nicet JOR RENT—aT g60 PER MONTH IN ADVANCE, 340 “ndiana avenue nerthwest, suitable for lawyer or physician Possession December Ist. Can be looked at now. For further particulars address THUMAS. BLAGDEN, P. 0. Box S81. n25-2t* R_RENT_OFPPO-ITE FRANKLIN PARE—A ewer and im perfect order ons 4200; eas) termsifor lady from Philadelphia having takeff the houses 922 | permit to inspect premises, apply to . is 9 ats achect ts uw prepated tor the reception of | 4331 P street north nao-at = /! OR SALE—CHEAP_3-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ON RRERESnLe BOE Gen iat ee i, bavwoen Gand H southwest; cost $5,000: wi C.H. PARKER, at once, 43 and E southwest. Sctereuce siven tnd toquices ink 8 000 if ‘sold One Baacment Room, suitable for an office. n28-1w' LY-FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 sement, northwest; will reut com- of partly furnished, or will sell part of furni tar office. party renting. Address box 63, F{OR RENT_HOUSE 129 T STREET NORTH. oms; modern improvements. Tn- 25. now open. L252" JOR RENT—Wi LE, FURNISHED_—ONE OF THE Dleasantest located 10-room brick Houses in the city for four months or one year: will sell wa.ue of accor Fe SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS STAND on 435. between Cand D sonth west, €2,809; also, 5- tuom brick on 439, bet. land K southwest: press brick front, $1,700. CH. PARKER, 44 and Es.w. 128-3:° Fe. SALE—CHEAP-—SEVEN 6-ROOM eatey — on improved «treet, yee eas me welts wb Pay 12 per cent; stre:t cars a door; price, $1. each. & ‘4H. PARBER, 4% ana Estreets a w. pot Cc. H. Pankih, each: good investment. : nest? 4% and E streets southwest. ay terms. Stable{u rear. J. B. WIMER & CO., 1419 New York avenue. Bist "| POR SALE—CHEAP—6-ROOM BRICK WITH ALL oR RENT— modern improvements, 611 P street northwest; F Jacobs’ first-claas Furnished House: | Price, #4100 if sold at once. ©. H. PARKER, 436 and E streets southwest, n28-3e° SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER | Pen Seitrcct ateens cee ‘Goud | investment. Will take 8: old at once. C. H. PARSER, corner 434 and E streets southwest. 128-3t* AT ROOM BRICK HOUSE: nant at 816, price, $1,C00—3350 3°00 in one year, 2:50 in 9% years, fvervou: Brick: rents for $12, Will 200. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 98 F Inguire at offices down stairs. Kelereuces exchanged. 20 Farragut equare,17! northwest. OR RENT—A HANDSOME 19-ROOM HOUSE, nearly new: all conveniencie and in first-class order. 212 1sth street southwest. “AS. Cal Bi STOR! B. yws,all mod. impa : 1259 | HOLTZMAN, F street northwest, ment Brick: hail, 4th street northwest: 825. NEW bey windo WM 1 1n28-2¢ yk RENT_A $STORY n26-6t bargain- BRADLEY, ‘923 F street. TNE-ROO} & RENT— yy 2R SSLE—A VERY DESIRABLE ‘i New House northeast corner of 10th and 4% streets Brick. House, cor yet peta FN x borthy 9 = odern improvemen's $40 per | Due northwest, having a front o1 feeton Kew Yor meee ee ; gh givect Morthwest, and in every 3735 10th street n. w. (new), 7 rooms, #90 per month. | Way desirable Terms easy 1aI8 Pherce Place Grew). Bocas aT OD ps ot. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 40 K street n. w., frame, 7 rooms. $15 per unt 200 F street northwest, CHARLES te WREST: = HAN n26-3t eine b —TWO HANDSOME siences. nine rooms each, 1931 and 1928 G street Fe northwest: will be compleved in ten days. ‘The houses cS y Fost Office: ust renovated and | are built in the most sabstantial _manner—press Urick con, ouehout; nine rooms, all improvement browu stone trimmings two-story square bey Apply to JOHN RILEY, 608 Lith street nw. n26-3t +. hard wood mantels, tiling. open firey licesandt farnace; plumbing first-class. For’ terms spply to. A. A. WILSON, Firemen’s Insurance Company, corner 7tli and Louisiana avenue northwest, 26-29 FR, SAGE OR RENT—1705 N STREET, NEAR Scott Circle. three-story aud basement brick house; south front; eleven rooms; every convenience, B. if’ WARNER, n26-5t 916 F street northwest. JOR SALE—SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND AND STORE. 606 LOUISIAN ee RELLING, AND STABLE. SEPA- Fate or together, on 10th street_abd Rhuds Islan: SWORMSTEDT & BRADL! ~ = ro F pe terms to suit, will buy oue three-stcry and cellar improvements: Tent. 0. Apply at CHARLES x. | Stick Honse.on 9th sw, bet. co ee ee po LS 226-3t_ | thecomer, 901 Va. ave. ‘AF BARKER builder’ if RENT— 219 $0 STREET NORTHEAST. | _nls.2w* Toms, $22.50; brick 230 24. street portant, 16) Tooms, $23: brici street uortueast, 7 rooms, 815. ERT F. FOX, 920 F street. w. " n2s-3t wR RENT—A VILLA AT LAUREL, MD, TEN A rooms, furnace and grates Inven, flowor gad tenis; perfect order; possession given immediately. New Jersey aventie toutheast. 2ab.3 R RENT—A MOST COMFORTABLE SOME, handsomely furnished. Eight rooms, modern con: Femiences exchange rent for boarc with e refined lasaily | Musical preferred. Address Star office. n25-1m FOE SALEP is ISTH STREET, ABOVE K, con tatuing 1¥ rooms, modern improvements. ‘his is Yery desirable zesidence; and if not sold by December Ast, will be for reat at $1,000 perannum JUIN F. WAGGAMAN, 806 F street northwest. 2 R SALE—A 10-ROOM HOUSE; MODERN, IM- provements: near the City hall: ‘lot 22 by 120, to alley. Thus is a cheap property; will be sold, if taken at ‘once, for $3,200. rents for $30 per mont! 855." JOHN ¥. WAGGAMAN, 806 F st: R SALE—A VERY CHEAP PR: PERTY IN THE RB RENT—TO SENATOR OR M.C. A COMPLETE. | g, ,notthwest, containing 7 rooms, lot 30 by 100: price ly and nicely furnislied House cf ten rooms, with | $2000; terms easy. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, (900 F th. for four months or more; situated in the ‘north- ft | dichly fin: } i | FOR 8ALE__MISCELLANEOUS FR SALE—AT AN ENORMOUS PACRIFICE— splendid ros wood case Piano of ‘superb.tone an fintsh for only $75 An clegant stool aud enibroidered gover ineinded Apply at SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 4:3 ‘th street northwest, nW-6t BALE—A MAGNIFICENT ORGAN FOR $30. left with ns to besld at once; a beautiful and ished Parlor Orgun, buts at SIDS street northwest, -6t POE SALE HORSE AT A BARGATN—ANO1 (MOR: v3 Stock) Bay Horse, suitable tor ridiae or Ra yonths old, for only 5: fine stool Qne Frice. Can be seen at CLARK'S Livery Stable, 17 G street borchwest 129-30 POE SAUE-BIANOS AND ORGANS: Sinith Am. Muiodeo: 321.00 Mason & Hamita Orca, Loring & Blake Onvan,.” Geib Square Piauo.. E300 Resrsing Squire Piano, 8.00 Nanvs & Clark Square 114.00 Busithsonivn Concert Grand. Piano. Pertect order baw PO. BMI TH, 1203 Pa, u29-8t “VALUABLE D OR SALE. BLOODED SADDLE Horse, well trained to harness, sold low, sachusetteavenne. For SALE—A HANDSOME NEW. CARVED L ed square Pino with fine embroidered cover Sock SSR sicnificn, to make roorn; 423 Lith street a wee a FOE BALP— CARRIAGES AND SADDER HORSE 16 69 suitable for isdy or zent eman. Tuquire at room ‘Navy dej it, or of Mr, GUODAKER, 174 G street northwest. Fo Se aor | SILVER FISHES—PRE- Paced fish and bird food, water plants, corsl orns- Muent, Kinet globes, and ali kinds of Aquariums. G. 8. SCHAFFER, 635 D streot northwest. Fok, SALESWANDSOME OFFICE COUNTER, with desis attached. Also, drawers ara closets: cost three times price will sell’ for; sold on change of business. Apply 1021 F street. \OR SALE—A PAIR CLOSELY MATCHED BLACK Carriage Horses; handsome and ‘stylish. stieet northwest. OR SALE—CHE. MOHAIR PARLOR Suite, good as new ‘alnat Book Case: one Ex- tension Table; o e What-Not: one Invalid C) Marble Top Washstaud; one M: n2-st* OR SALF—CHEAP- drive. Apply at 218 FOR SALERA LARGE FINE BUROL: Fire Proof Safe, wuitable for a broker's tate office. Address Lock Box 20, City Post Office.n28-3* OK SALE OR RENT—THE FUKNITURE AND fixtures of the Carrollton hotel, situated on the corner 8th and D streets northwest.” Apply for inf mation to R. J, MARSHALL, Curroliton hotel. 2 ‘OR SALE-—A LOT OF BED FEATH class; new and dry; picked. We well feathers less {ban they can be bought in say other 9) Choice feathers 1fc, a pound. A. SEITZ & BRO., 1238 T street northeast, 26-31 K SALE—FALL AND WINTER CARRIAGES, coupes, coupeleticr, Iandaus aud landaulettes ; panel anid sash door rockuwais, Victorias, carts aud 100 ot — Parsictaxs avo Davecisrs RECOMMEND _qitick. ind emnplete iKOF: es the evstein, INt APPETI7ER—Best tonic known. tag CURES DY WEAK oR- RRR OO WoW WANN * EP Beat 99 Wwew exh 7 ss Ph ErE ss way ke Sy Bar EE So? WW SAR Asst r it i ‘00 Bid = mon tye sgt sits peo oF oF BR me Bes itl S fer k OR Sss° AS THE BES? TONIC. | This medicine, combining t-onvcith pm a Vorstable SPEPSTA, IMPURE It wil Jouze the worst case of Dyspepsia, removing all distressing symptoms, such 4s Tax nx the Food, Beloh- ing, Heat-in the Stomach, Heart vara, etc, HE ONLY TRON MEDICINE. THAT WILL NOT BLACK OR INJURE TE * TEETH. it is invaluable for diseases all persons who lead sedentar: AN UNFAILING REMEI THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS. liar to women, and to ¢ lives. bY FOR DISEASES ur Yersons suffering fiom the effects of overwork, ner sous troubles, loss of appetite or debility experienge quick feller and renewed enerzy by its use. Tr DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE CONSTIPATION-other Iron med! Ttis the ouly preparation of Iron thst caus Hous etects, Thescians and Drugausts rec asthe BEST. THY TT. ea no infu ommend it The genuine has Trede Mark and crossed red lines on ‘Wrapper. sud ‘ake no oth jade onl} BR ‘t SALES. ictioncora, ae BER 1 Al N SUITE, WARDROBES, STUDENT CHAIRS, MARBLE TOP TABLES, LIBKARY TABLES, TAGE CHAIRS, EXTENSION HAIR AND ‘OTHER MAT- ‘TERS AND PILLOWS. a ared of trust duly . one of the far District of Columbia, auction on the 1 MOND. cat TEN LOCK A. M., all the truataud partly enumerated above. dd z SAS. W. CROSS, ES, recorded in liber mid records of the oods and described in schedulemarked “A” attached to ‘Trnstea, ON. THURSDAY, DE ATTLE PENS, comer t, Washingion, DC. The tows and Cui ers, atock cattle, &c. : 3 Mules. Also, lot terms oush. Fi following ‘Sheep; 100 Lambs: 3 Large Work Horses; of spring- ay , hew and second-laud. JOHN M. 31s WILKINS & CO., Auctioneers. 6th street northwest. Sale commences at ja. m. n29-4t* R SALE—SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.— [OMAS DOWLING, Av 7 Eee! eetey semi @diey eal | Deen ene iy Cutters, Courtiand Swell Hedy Cutters: Portland | «74 en 5 Cutters, trimmed in raw slik, plush and velvet, at prices | TRUSTEUS SALE OF VALUABLE UNTMEROVED Tanging from $97.60 to $40; also, « large assortinent of | FRORERTY ON € STREET NORTH, BETW LE taeaeeee rouse, RS Re By Virtue of a der of ‘trust dated October Ja i gies and Wi 1882, aud duly recorded in Liber, 1031, folio 479, tJ “s eq.” one of thie land records of the District of Go- n%2W bia, and Spanos request of the party secured there’ Tsbsils MN. at public in front of the OR BALE—ENCYCLOPA:DIAS. THE AMERICAN (Appleton’s) is a completed work. The index vol- ume, anew feature in cyclopredias, doubles its vail a work of reference. Ali the volumes delive: upen paying the price of one volume montuly, Address Box 131, Star office, FOE, SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND- hand Pianos and Organs, (0 make roo! ones, atG,L. WILD & BEOS'S Piano W 709 7th stre A COUPE HARN make, but little used and good wi barwuin, “At FLEMMi¥G'S Stable, nortl.west. OR SALF—A FINE. LARGE BAY HOU: years old and well broken to the city. 1405 New York ave ‘OR SALE—A MOST i John's church. JOHN ‘T. MITCHELL, gene zat 1102 Peunssivania avenue, at THOMAS Do G'S Auction rooms. 122-6 FOR SALE-4 GOOD BARGAIN TO A diate buyer is offered ina full seven octave sqn: piano: rosewood ved lew and lyr very rich tone: nearly new aud ouly, $200, including stovl and cove ly warrante souull cash pay'= ment and $10 por month: owner must sel, NO EXCHANGE, 42 Tai Be DESIRABLE Pi Apply at ely, rigerating Can, ke.. with Addrcos DAIRY, Si QOR SALE — REFiFCTING GAS - HEATING Stoyes: consumption only 134 cents per hou vi from 34 up; $4 Stove will heata bar, 2G. CAMPBELL, Plumber, or small 2Oth street, Dig-tia avenue 30 LETHE GOOD WILL AND FIXTUR. (Of & restaurant doing a good business, Apply to THOMAS'S. MYERS, Keal Estat Agen Hntroat } R SALE—CANARIES IMPORTED CANAKIES: 3 te Bet hee asa pcos omiee oe ‘esle cheap at the Bird Store, 1139 7th street northayes ocd-2mn* 5, HARBRECHT. VOR SALE.—1F YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, EX- change, or hire horses. carriazes. hares, cto, oF ire fine turnouts, goto DOWNEY'S Stable aud Repost- tory, Latrect, between 16th and i7th sireets, Has c stanily on hind a large stock of ‘fine horses, new a second-hand carriages of every descriptio ures, None but first-class stock ben. led, guaranteed as represented. WM. F DOWNEY, AND WAGONS RK SALE—FIFTY CARRIAGES: of all styles, variety of Horses and Harnesa, ve buy Horses ard Carriagys tor cash. Also livery in connection. 468 and 470 C street northwest. Livery and Bazaar of WM. F. GEYER. ‘oc20 ‘west quarter cf the city. hous: ba ail modern improve- ments; price $120 per wonth for four montha, Addreas Box 604, City Fost Ofte n25-Im_ RENT—FURNISHED, THREE-STORY AND basement brick. containing fourteen rooms, 1714 Island avenue, in the most desirable part of the feat End: nicely furni throuxhout Apply oom 15, 1429 New Yor! 1125-St® 2B RENT—THOROCGHLY FURNISHED NEW RESIDENCE, CENTRALLY LOCATED, B SD:" ten rooms, bath and butler’s 5 by furnace: also open fre places. Rent very reasonable to a desirable ten: GER & Lege R SALE—A NEW SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING, ail modern improvements; bay window; Corcoran atreet, between 1sth and 16th stteats Six'room Brick, 1008 U street aorthwest, rent @10, Four new Bricks, 2203 to 2209 E etreet northwest, Feats, $10, price $1,009 each. sink areuue northwest, Sector Bio: Bipue dee ‘avenue northwest, rew : Bt ‘Allgood investments, “DANENHOWER & SON, 28-lin 1226 F street northwest. | Fe 33, R SALE —TWO-STORY BRICK, P STREET jorthwest, eight rooms, modern vements, prs: ma] Three room Frame, 10th street northwest, lot 20x95, tory Brick, ten 26th strest north moders improvenseiitn, 81,000" eat right-room Frame, two squares northwest of Patent Office, $3,200. Etehe- Brick. all inj stect worthwent $8500, NOuT® Mmprovemen:a, Ot Tee, JOR REST—NEW 10-NOOM DWELLING, WELL LOCATED NORTHWEST: all modern ‘mprove- iments and desig: STEIGER & LIEBE MANN, ph-6t 1308 F street. R RENT—A VERY ELEGANT RESIDENCE, bandsomely far ished, on Lowa Circle. For partic Six-room Brick, nics lot, M street northwest, only Jars, and peruit to we appiy to SWORMSTEDT. & | $2,'00. “ S BRADLEY, 928 F street. n24-6t ven-room House, in perfect order, Mstreet north- West, Dear 7th, $3,500, Six-room Frame, ith street northeast, near East Cap- tol, rents for $15. only $1,600: easy terins. z roperty IR REN —FLEGANTLY FUR: room Residence. to careful p low aa if unfurnished. Excelien SHED TWELVE on terns nearly #8 ¢ diinking water from in all parts of the city and st all_ prices, and filtered cistern: bie: neighborhood unexceptionab! " Bosseamion at any time: “Apply at 115 12th street norte | Sui e* ug I West, from one to n22.6t° Foe BENT BRICK HOUSE, 10 ROOMS: HAND- sumeiy and completely furnished: in desirabie lo- ality: northwest. Apply WM. J. RHEcs, Sm souiun Inatituticn, neice | JOR RENT—IHOROUGHLY APPOINTED TEN | ‘Toom House, delightfully located in West Waehing- ton, to first class tenant at low fgure. J.B. WINER & CO. 1419 New York Avenue. Ba-lw fe PT, 1006 ¥ street northwest. ‘OR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE NEW RESIDENCES sm Georgetown. I have several fine houses nw pe completion, at tu corner of 26th snd P streets, ‘han be had at the low price of 85.500, if taken al puee: 8 rooms and bath with ali modern conveniences, ‘These are really price, beautiful homies ang. at cheap, low ‘JNO. A. PRESCOT, 1526 F street northwest. ‘HE STANDING TIMBER ON THE ” between two and three miles from Cabin John’s, and about ive from Rockville. This is said to be the finest piece of ‘Thnber in Montgomery | cuuuty, and is eccesstble by a good road to the lauding | at Seven Locks. | For particulars address O. E, WILLIAMS, 1011 M | street northwest, ocd: OR SALE—CARRIAGES, CARR: | after tive days’ notice in'The Ev JOH. TH nises, on FRIDAY. THE i WEN’ NOVEMBI OF I that certai Y being in the City of Washington, and beini ated on the ground plat or plan huibered aixcy in Go. f a ht (68: Gal +n (987.) ‘The said lot will b general and special, ax are due antount of which will be aatounced at sale. ‘Terrus of sale: One-third of purchase mom Aad the balance in egut installments at six months, for which purchser's notes will bearing six per cont interest from day of snl and secured by deed of trust on the property. cash, at the purchaser's choive A deposit of required at acceptsucs of bid. Ail convey purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not offered sub} with within seven days from day of eale the 'Trn serves the richt to reeseli at risk and cost of purchaser. after uye days’ adv: rtisement. 15,19,22,25827 LORIN M. SAUNDERS, EIGHTH DAY D 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. el of round lying and ku If own and ity as Lot lick’s sutb+ jon of square numbered inc hundred and eighty yecttosuch unpaid, the ey in cash, oe cakene i tOKeD, Jo till paid sold, oral $25 willbe yancing at compli ne re= detunling }, Trustee, ta@v- THE ABOVE SALE I5 POSTPONED, IN CON- eequenca of the rai and lace. By on THOMsS DOWLIN ¥ No. Alexander R, ni i ubove stated, ne-third cash when bid js acceyited: b one and two years respect! lear interest af six per cent pe annually from day of aale, an rs Promisso nerty sold. Al nce in equal instal ively: deferred nN, Di yr the purchase money mi hepherd’s recorded subdis ision of mniered ix hundred and twenty-three (623), Wit pa until TUESDAY, DECEMBER af Tru uare the f which $109 must bepoid Nhnents, in nents to ‘able semi~ | to be sucured by the pur- | ynotes and a deed of truston the at pur. chaser's option, be paid in cash. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Taxes will date of sale. If terms of silo be within ten days from day of salet Tesuld_on above terms, at purcl: 3 W. PILLING. EK WAGGAMAN, T. E. WAG N, Auctioneer. 0: @ paid, to ot compited with Property will be erie and cost, } Trustees. 739-s.tu,th6t® Ppexcaxs N BROS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME DWELL 1721 Fr TH ST: By Virtue of @ deed of tr Liber No, 1033, folio 118 et seq.," one of ING, NO, ‘REET, NORTHWEST. ‘ust, duly recorded in. the land| records of Washington county. in the District of Columbia, we will sell, on FRIDAY, NoVEMBER TWENT. OC LOCK P.M., in front of the premi or parcel of land, situated aud being in Columbia, and known and described as Lot three (3) in L.8, Chapman's subdivision of half of square numbered three hundred and (335) in the city Of Washington, together wit sineular the appurtenances, rights, privil ments, and other hereditaments to the same orin any wise fippertataing: ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in months; ni deed of tru ist; or all caeh. at option of FIGHTH. A.D. 1834, at HALF-PAST FOUR all that picee the District of | numbered the north thirty-five ith ail and ‘improve- elonging 6 and 12 jotea to bear interes: and to be secured by purchaser, Con- Fe SALE—I HAVE TWO NEW 38’ Y¥ PREss rick houses, containins 8 rooms etd vath with cel- lars in wing Lorthweat pert . Price, a4 each to a immediate purchaser. gf INO, A. PRES! 1326 F street RK RENT—HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSES Just Auished on North Cupitol atrest, between B and C streeta, ‘These houses contain ten foome, with ail modern improvementa. Apply to CHAS. A EL. LIOT. 222 North Capitol atreet Fo aisse x. rs re1z0.0 Sy ateee ee ES 22 =. pe ave. Be 7 cr G16 17th st. n.w10ra-100.00 53 Matin, w, MONEY TO LOAN. 1610 19th st. n.w.. 189) I st.v.w.,14 re. 1335 8100.00) 1357 15 160.00 * 3 Fa. _100.00 90; Gah si 100 09 159 F st TO LOAN, security, in any tnd Bes IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON rt of the city. REAL M. M. H H 5. PRATT & 3755. st. nw. lace. LOANS AND REAL ESTATE, | INSURANC! 461 RL avenue, ru § st nw. Ste... 401 STH STREET. , & DUMber of weil-locatet Furnished Houses Call at office for Weesly Bulletin, issued evury Satur- day aernoun. Lapdicnis cats have tints “houwe ad Wertised free yimciiog 1m in our bands. ae iB. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest, han’ Money to loan on realestate. $5,000, 1,000 on ner $5,000. €2,000, bevea ty ONEY TO LOAN a stteniote ern ESTATE. ro f at SWORMSTEDT f& BRADLEY, 928 F street. 000. ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE; COM- 9) ‘missions Teasonable and loans made CHARLES W. HANDY, ‘921 F street northwest. * J ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY Galea doaceut mnterent facilities for repayment un moderate, G. 1G, Treas - equalled: € ve 2. wi e Six Per Cet it Pecmanent Building As- 1001. corner Tthand Kes Bw. 22-3m* 10.00 =O LOAN 5.000 . JOR RENT_NEW HOUSEs, 508 Bortheast, 9 rooms, stable: all in ey at 420 B street. 3. HW vermnents; $37.50. 60 Lousiana avenue, 1a ON REAL Estate Ron RENT 8 1646 ist, 147. m.1.9125 . Uncois THOS. & WAGGAMAN. Math aisioe mee tas dsm ohne On Real Estate Security, K bt. Conn. ‘ t Lowest Hates of Interest, ; 1618 iat » “ = RO, HOLTZMAN, tu? Est. ow. 17 rs. milyy £006 Comer 10th and F streets northweat J_FISHER & CO. 29 14 F street uorchwast, JOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, i347 PS c taining 12 rooms, with al! modern 1 JAS. L. DAVIS, Ager 3 Sist ot. NISHED oo ane ae aren Real Estate : ity, Ds erst igugerintiiet "Changesets “So a SS : Sencar ives Sreiam HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD RB) Es- La ce eplitcral Daye d. terest Sane aes fremeve uilding, cor. 7 Owens int end Las eve. es M 1605, HOUSES— M st fe ae * ae ae ? aie saan Me bp ep rE 788 ¥ street... own i lvania avenue E st.near Conn. a¥ 955i 53 ONEX TO LOAN, ar as X vi NET wap enor eee hows Cire! 166.66 DM. uear Tacomas Cir.130.00 Isth,bet. Sand 0... 130.00 * 150,00 eps 1324 F street northwest Mona av .near T. cir. 25 Bek nee Ele 250.0 | ATTORNEYS. ee Se RS a wet ‘Son 3! G. th & 19th. 135.00 promptly collected bi 'BEOWN, x pee Kitt | aim ‘Agent anc 426 F street. H=@ SQOREOR, 35. le y std Counselor at Law, ocls-3m. Room 3, Corcoran Building. VE. rane ore Coronas Betiding: CEL SOUS RUST PES Se changen Tiremty daw eae teeta at (A, GOODRICH, ary ORNEY-aT-Law, 124 DEAR. Jeary experience,” Business qiletly’ tran mbs Pesidence. 240 North Capitol street AND Sue NOTARY Pom, m SET tang romse ve ono. t 08 33) Mi wt ‘omn.ay. nN ide fur 208 3-7 atm Conn. i3e. Gubie Property aay. Puna © | glan township, this count; j Dezziement. and conspire | charged with stabbing and killiug.U. "H. Holland | The Monroe Doctrine. A RESOLUTION TO BE INTRODUCED IN CONGRERS. A resolution will be offered In the House on Mon- sy, or very soon thereafter, caliiag for a @iple matic investigation of the action of the French ta prosecuting Work on the Panama canal, and deciar- ing in favor of the American policy of predouwl- bance on this continent. Several leading demo- crats have the matter la charge, An Assautt at the Capitol. ONE WELL-KNOWN TAWTER ATTACKS ANOTRER IN TEE FILF ROOM OF THR ROUSE. 2d Edition. als flgrans tu he Se A Widow Poisons Herself and Her Two Chil¢ren, rw fs aw ‘o Well-Known lawyers of the District bar came Ln Te ein ae ar eee aes Lenks: | to biows tn tne fle room of the House today. Naney Miler, a widow living south ofhere ia ill | Messrs. Hovey and Selden,the opposing counsel ina heaith and destitution, yesterday poisoned her- | case which was investigated by a special committee self and two children. Alt three are dying.” y-fourth Congress, were in the file room Statement of Journai Clerk Harry Smich he records in tne case, when Hovey d Selden. ‘Seiden turned shea elisa Londed Conical Shells Du; Yerk. New Yore, November 20.—While some men were engaged this morning digging a sewer on the cor- | iz Up in New | s inthe room st be- ner of Main and Water streets, Brookiyn, they nd pore any Tareber col. came across some six-inch conteal-shaped Sheils, | 1 d with the under- which were loaded. It is not known how they | standing that’ they ir diMeuity came there. ‘The police took charge of tuem and threrr them into the river, Latest Foreign News by Cable. MR. MARUM RESIGNS HIS SEAT. Lonpdos, Noveinver 22.—Mr. Edward, elsewhere, BY. RAL TERY. Marum, member of parliamen An important decision was rendered resterday by | ty, has written to his constituents resigning bis | the Supreme Court of tie District of Columbla, tn gent because he does not enjoy te confidence of | general term, respec ir. arnell. RARTHQUARE SHOCKS IN RCROPE. Lonpon, November 29.—-Siizht earthquake shocks wire felt’ yesterday at Rome, at Murs syons, and In the department of the Maritime ips. e Tights of assignees of es, John Nai . THE TRALEE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION. Doers, November 29.—Mr. Samuel Hussey, of Tralee, whose house was partially destroyed With dynamite night before last, says that. he was in- tending to leave Tralee very soon. Indeed, le had Already sent some of the servants away. He be- Heves that the perpetrators of the outage were aware of this intentton, and thought that now was their lagt chance to fnjure him. “Mr. Hussey has lodged a claim for 1,500 pounds as compensation | the money er of the original premiums patd, and was heanl ye for malicious damage to Mis property. | that where th CHINA INCENDS TO CONTINUR THE WAX. to th itor | Panis, November 29.—The Telegraphe says:— | Standing that ‘or pafd out provisions «The cabinet has obtained certain Knoitiedge that | 85 they begame due, the a ad after the China intends to continue the war. It ts probable | Geath of the insured, atvei edebt aud that 15,000 reimforvements will be Sent to China,” | interest and amount of premium pald, went tote ———— heirs or personal representatdyes of Striking at Comstock. that mounts due by seve A SCENE T0-Da¥ IN A NEW YoRK rouics court. | b° covernd by an In ihe fe of one * debtor. ‘The decree below was confirmed. New York, November 29.—Charies Conroy w: to-day arvaigned in a police court, charged with hay- ing exposed aud sold indecent’ photographs and | ee On the street. Anthony Comstock mage he complatnt. He had arrested Conroy, The lat- ter’s counsel madé a vigsrous appeal to the court for nis clients release, and Comsieck argued 1n op- position. ‘Conroy's counsel handed the court a book issued A Long Lost Brother. ASINOULAR MEETING IN THIS CITT OS TUANKSGITING DAY—HOW A FAMILY WAS SEPARATED BY SLAVEHY. On Thanksgiving day two brothers were untted in this city who had never seen each other before. Astrange part cf the story 1s that both had reat- by. the, New York National Detence as. | ded fa this city several years and had seen each sociation, = The K contained sayings from | other t*-quently, but never had suspected the rela- ‘Teomas Jefferson, Henry Ward Beecher and | e pegged Ulonship that existed between them. They are colored, and were bora very. One of them ts known as Martin Van lie has lived in the trict ever since Ving bits home at Others concerning ‘what Was and what was not | immoral. ‘The pamphlet was compiled in opposl- | tion to Anthony Comstock and his labors. Its pre- | sentation to the court made Comstock | angry, and he denounced Professor Ransoms, the fe 18 employed tn the insane publisher ot the book. Conroy took this tor an | so a caer Atty seare attack on himself, and sprang forward and al Sen nee t Dlow at Comstock, which an officer averted. Con- foy’s counsel demanded an examination, which was set down for next week. puanaiabiic m An Eccentric Farmer Scriously Burned. Monraomery, N. Y., November 29.—Mr. John S. Sammons, an éecentric old farmer, who a quarter d by Mr. J. W. Mcixee as porter. Bel her of Martin and Hodge, a wousn , now lives In Caroline count: lived vetore the war a5 a slave on the «: ndrew Huson, near Madtson C. | | | | | | HL, Va. aati conety die tor | Was sold and tai aw it was ‘Supposed to Dinsat RINE eeT IG Co oe eee £8 | Marytand. ‘Phat was the last thatthe motber ever Proaching day and hour of nis death, on Thanks | heard of her child. After that she yore tver t= giving day bad a paralytic ft, and failing on a hot | Uren, hat greg deo ne @ division 01 Stove was seriously, perhaps fatally, Relghbor, who lookvd after nis) affairs, happeulnig in, found’him quite insensible, his head resting on the stove With the right sideof his face and head rhed. A yn, WhO no’ tie ago a lady who was ax | burned to a crisp. ‘The unfortunate man is in a | $e tembers of the Hud and cheit ser- 61 Gi f oa recy vants, while visiting Uni aw and reco; erlutcal condition, Hut may recover, |e aarti, prwardsy gl Lewisburg, A Petersburg, Va., Murder Case, | She told Mrs. McDowell of “Martin's why Prranarcno, V4., November #2.—The caso of the | [iter “fq Miner Urovher natined Lewis serote a | commonwealth aginst Lugene Glenn, the neyro | MAT yO oui” AR DORs £0Ms on about Lewis up. (white) last Tuesday night, was call | Martin, ste informed Lewis ot it. hation in the mayor's court to- “ for exami- | Drised ' Hodge Brown, vi a > When the | counsel for the defense waived examination and | {2° ,ReWe Be the accused was sent on to the January term of! the protner be the hustings court to be tried tor murder. ‘The | {Pe prover court rooms was crowded with white aud colored | {7aQuEing tor Mary auditors, ees | Houge did not make known his name and pare w| age at first, but pretended that beh A Folitician Couvscted of Emperzle-| come to learn something about. the people | in that part of the country, where Martin wag born. Martin told all his relationship with the Hudson family. His mother, he sald, was damed Betsy. He did not remember ber last name, | had himself gone through life, kuown simply | Martin Van Buren. Afier he was sold | away from his mother, he was attacked wit | smallpox, and lett in Maryland, near this city je Went tuto the army when the war broke out, | and at the close of the war settled in tls city, where he has lived ever since. When Hodge rade known his relationship to him, Martin was nearly overcome with emofien, and hugged and wept over his brother. Hodg has gone to Caroling county to inform his mother oi the discovery of her long lost son. ap | Local Notes. | _ Today Kate E. Zinser, by W. P. Williamson, Med | @ bill for divorce from Joseph Zinser, on Ue ground | ordesertion. An arrangement has been made with business men on F street, between 9th and 14th streets, to ay the United States Electric Light company for ighting the street with electricity, the District contributing what the present cost of” lightiag the street by gas amounts to. ga he District Government Affairs. UIQUOR LICENSES were issued yesterday to Julius Fisenbelss, Bridget Lee, Michael MeIntire, Redmoud Walsh, ‘Hilarius Porrsvirte, Pa., November 29.—John Stanney, a prominent politician and late treasurer of Norwe- Was convicied of em- | this morning, after a trial lasting several day's. “Sentence was deferred. Mothor and Danghtor Frozen to Death. OcoxTo, Wis., November 22.—Mrs- John W. coanil and her 12-year-old daughter attempted 1 walk twelve miles In returning from the funerat of her mother's sister on Saturday. They lost their way and perished by the severe cold in an exten. sive swamp surrounding Shawano lake. ‘' bodies were discovered by searching parties yeste! day afternoon frozen stim. In Pursuit ofthe Thieves, Laycastzr, Pa., November 29.—The jewelry store ot Dfniel &. Shipper, at Bowmansvitle, Brecknock township, Was robbed last night by a Welch moun- tain gang of thieves of nino huudred dollars worta of goods. A large posse of citizens started this morning th search of the thieves and their plunder. | ‘Threats of summary punishment are made, i Telegraphic Brief At Pincenning village, near Bay Clty, Mich., Thursday night, Frank Duncan, while in'a fit of Jealousy shot nis wife in the neck’ aud hand. Dun- Can was arrested. ‘The run on the Middletown, N. ¥., savings bank yesterday, drew out about $20,000. It sulil con- | Fursinger,G. B, Mankin & Co. and Ernest Weber. Seetee ey pay ek taamiich sinbler, end will aouDe- Edward Abner, Heury Alschwee, Wiltisea Bagnam, Ma Dee iaee NOCAL eteamboat 4 rs to-day | Charles Butt, Sirs. Slaney Becks, James U1. Collins, begun an exemination at Baltimore into the cause | Quarles A. Mamuner. James Hi. [ichardson, Tatnes of the collision of the steamships Decatur.H. Miller | Hit MaTy A. Ryan, Mary Ie Sauls ianaaes and Wim. Lawrence on Thursday evening last. pproved, 2 FINANCIAL Inpicruexts Reronten To-pay.— Indictments Fe ee er Teported to the Criminal Court to-day as fol- cate experience ii Dentistry, Office, 1207 ihwest. Preservation of the Natural Tooth RANDALL PARSONS, 428 Tzu STREET over Ballantyne’s. Operative and mechanical ekilifully perform Gas inistered: moderate fees, ‘Ten years @ Hours from 9 8, m. to6 p.m. 809 R. STARR PARSONS, COR. rx AND E STREETS nw. Filling a specialty: also, the Cure of teothe ache without extraccing. Ao he guins, alleviates pain Charges moderate, T, mal anwsthethic, used on of extracting, Gaset i) RT. Dict eg ranted doors from corner E. ‘Leeth inserted $7 per set. All ALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 ‘Dentistry 70) snall ‘work war- aan HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ns, singie atid en suite, with Table Board. ‘1a- n26-im COQERSECHCUT, AVENUE, 1520 AND 22, DE- gantly furnished: bed-room and’ dressing-room ad- Jéiplng; table board; uuexceptiouablo: references, to- 1014 NTH STREET, NEAR CONNECTICUT avenue, betweeh K and desirable furn- References. M'lie V. PRUD'HOMME. n254t PoOAR-4 LAFAYETTE SQUARE—TWo SUITES, fhe city, both location und rooms; good table and clean- Lines, 318 ,RUED STREET NORTHWEST, FUR- nished Rooms, with Board, en euite of single, sient Boarders at reasonable nl-4w" HE LEXINGTON, Rea and Kefurnished, Now open for the reception of «uests, oc31-1m* ‘West, and the sotuthwest corner of 10th aud Eetieaty northwest ‘are the best conducted Board- the. city. first- it bleboarders accommodated, 1704 F street northwest. sirable roorsa, single or en Suite, private Parlor, ele— 26-3t" ished Front Rooms ani‘ sitting room. First-class table, parlor aud second floors; nothing more desirable in 19-26? first, second and third floor; tay window rooms. ‘Tran- New York avenue and 15th street. HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9: STREET NORTH- T Ete, fog-he ‘Tabl clase, Pleasant moderate. 027 rooms, AIRY ROOMS FOR i ENT AT 314 AND 316 Maa arecte, aise Bearing fr thas L seam aolses th, Advance Payient strict wrtean mont, Advance payment stro required. pe nel9-30m, Porrery Axp Ponceau. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM BEST MANU- FACTURERS IN EUROFE DECORATED POTTERY AND, PORCELAIN. SE- LECTED IN PERSON ESPECIALLY FOROUR SALES, COMPLETE STOCK KITCHEN UTEN: EDDY REFRIGERATORS, &o. is1L3, M. W. BEVERIDGE, = nol3-3m. No, 1009 PENN, AVENUE, wr WE TREMONT."—THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN | 7 ios . y in fi ener i or et dee Ears | GF LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER, piste 1 ih ty. ‘Terms, $25, $8, €40 and CARPET SWEEPERS, 45 per month, Je and full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, GEO. WATTS & SON, SPECIALTIES. 0028, 314 7th st.. 5 doors above Penn. ave, R. W. T.PA BOSTO! . ELEC- Dee cerca | Homes farrh, Par- —— i. ‘Prostrate, Lime | A SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE, 10 pieces, piytis, St. Vitus Dance, Nervous ‘and Kidney complaints, and al! nervous diseases wit the use of medicine. ' Consultation free, Will Vinlt patients at thelr hoines, Oflce hours 9am. to 8 p.m. 317 4)g street northwest. wl7-12t" ‘ME ROSS OLATRVOYA’ 4 oustlied' ou Oustocss and Al uals of te 1910 11th street northwest. Bours from 9 2.m, to p.m. and Sto 9p. m. 2:20 ie WI Di 5 NO, YA ge TY treatment, me ‘the ki om or re. Care teed. "Tune Prof. Lrinkerhods Painless for ct piles without the ite or ao guaran! ape = charges Pee lead sot-Sun* HEA MG Mg Bera 900 CREE oy a aiden sivertiatng ywician in Washington. partionlar attention to satalgthats all f si ee nig tad ae particular! nS BER 7 WN BALTI- Sop pe pea conte ntl consulted ey ident 5 r frou 2 to Op, m., at street ‘im every sate oe aim ‘be: and complete, with MARBLE-TOP DRESSER, GLASS 24x 90, MARBLE-TOP COMBINATION WASH-STAND with bracket, MARBLE-TOP TABLE, 4— WALNUT ORAIRS, KOCKER and TOWEL RACK, all for $43.50, ; ia TENNESSBE MARBLE, 945 THIS WELL AND BEAUTIFULLY MADE SUITE WE GUARANTEE TO BR BETTSR THAN ANY- THING OFFEKED AT THE PRICE. W. H. HOEKE, Tr You. Wax COOKING STOVE, Corner 8th and Market Space. t A Heme Ox PORTABLE OB BRICK SET RANGE, LATROBE FURNACE OR SLATE MANTEL 4 to the front in my lind of Lusiness, havi | Yeyancing, &6., at purchaser's cost, A deposit of @100 Th lows: Albert C. Bactchen, Tals» pretenses; Peter stantly on hand all styica of CARRIAGES, WAGONS, | required at tine of ealoe. Terme tbe ap ha ie pve baited Zermsteck Tiarkete ricey | Finnegan, violating section 5,480, (using mails for HARN WHIPS, LAP ROBES, BLANKETS, &o., | 7 days, otherwise the tranteos reserve the right to resail | ‘The following are the opening an43 p. m. prices frauduient purposes;) Char! Taylor, forgery; AE, Agecription. at prices and terms to suit all risk and cost of Gefaulting purchaser, after 5 days' | of the New York Stock Market today, as reported | George Belt. embezzlement: Frank Suppier, Wm! ea OST EI ee ean er ean rete | Heke se gwasgtctict pegmle in some newspaper Pub- | ny special wire to H. H. Dodge, 600 1sthistreet: | Brooks and llchard Hovang, Inrceny froma the per: teresting, Sd, MEER, G21 @ street northwest. 9025 ISAAC L. JOHNSON, ‘Trust ‘Name | 0. (8pm) Name @. Spm. | 800; James Powell and Wim. Long, same offense. = = GEO. FRANCIS DAWSON, ome: | | |.% (SP | Tey ignored the charge of assault with intent to ‘OR SALE—A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT | n012-eod&dbs Var! agus | Kill against James Tayk Seog Referee Tite Tase haa Tae iad |. EHTEEE ADOVE SALE Is BONTPONED ON 10. N | ae SS oo cpa Carts, Bugvicn, two und four passencer Rockawaya, ke, | count of the rain unt MONDAY The EHRGH, BA 8M ‘There are 268 new advertisements in Tar Stan §¢,,fiepairing promptly attndvddto, MOBI. H. Gia: | OF DECEMBER, 4D, 2884, Ad FIVE O10. OOM P.M. Do. pret. | 8 to-day. HAM, cory and Factory, 410-$16 8th st. nw. al ISAAC L. JOHNSON, i Trust Nor. & West. pl 17% . ” = n29-d&da__ GEO, FRANCIS DAWSON,) TTustees. North Pas. 17h 13 ‘The Hichest Church in New York. Wi ase ire thing to handle, even for AR For Other. Page Do, pret.....| 4153, 423 | . Wealth 13 a perplexing thing . = BO. RDIN G. LES ONEASIAON See) Seven EGE orchwest those who do not grip much of it for their own. ENTLEMEN CAN FIND FIRST-CLASS BOARD Pease pret. ‘The congregation of Grace church contains more pra roomie At G2 ber month, with agrecabte fa ie FOR SALE—LOTS. Ee ted eo ee riches candies any otuer in America, Now, Gouveatenge very bewt. Aluee ines casa idtoes Mx | JQOR SALESLOTS—1 WAVE A MOnT DESIRABLE {ont & West. what {3 the pastor going to do in the matter of ex- 128, Star office. 2 frontage of 240 feet by 80, and 100 fect deep, with a) iq, Pac. Mall pounding the bibilcal declaration that no man can =— south frontage, nicely locawsif on one of the best atrects | J 2% ieee De eres Bites fy sige Oonamone ON aan | EeNericteri a AGUrnece tenes | Re ws eal ee Furnished), six" mauer. | Ii . , This 100d 8 qi ! . 2 io with exceed- Private family. References, Terms S10 per week tor | chussr can eecurett, Nothing lees thar shakes went | D orig iRock Li been tried. The selection was made with exceed. two 6 N. Caihoun street, Att | will be tuken for it in the spring. m 121g Roch. & P- ing care. It was desirable that the choice should a ESA aE Oates nT ; JOHN A/ PRESCOTT, LB 16 St. Paul, fall upon a hendsome man of distinguished de. 2437 STREET NORTHWEST, ROOM AND 95.0 136 F street northwest. | 7.5. p | Do Portment, for he would be one of the central Board in private family at very reasonable | 0B 5g focinl figures of the metro] rates. 29-28" ‘Oo fale Ora 1 HAVE A LARGE NUMBER Lake gee Oe hd | Fd the Reve De unt P “ > le ilding Lota, in 1 t End? for sale. | Low & Nash. ..| 264/97 | Do. pret... e " LAzGE BANDSOME “ROOMS, WiTd SUPERIOR | 5 We the time to purchase for slug re OF $0 Borslst. Po, Me B.| Ge) BES | Tequirements He is now in the exalted posi at 1605 Ustreot northwe-t: the locat.ou de- | spy sulative purposes, for, aa sire aa the “dawn of day. 1756\Texas Pac. ....| 134) 13 | Hou. The ftst t ® did on getting “| Rewieaid putiie atte eee Hes OF ES Ga. | peices wil advance alter the presemtmonth 18 "[Caten Pas.) gaye Gog | tere was to preach u sermon on the ticklish sue nee NO. S . 7 Kern dake ject. which I have mentioned. He boldly said fe ete on que Cou t = See sep nitieet ( z yin noe | oe 7 the outset that he int nae. to make ol cae the ow jers, Rchoo! or young men: tering | "= SSS SSS = rs jon... Bible doctrine as to riches He toid his hearers snotieratae Apply at 1120 2yth street, West Washing- DENTISTRY. rr) ee aes: |) St | that they could not take one of their dollars be- = : = oo yond the grave; that they were In danger of over- i RENT—FURNISHED AND DNPUC sMUEL F Scorn, D-D.8. 3 Fating themselves beca'sse the that the duty of benevoie! ing less than helping t cent in their own purse=: 4 greatly endangered their prospects for happy eternity. Having thus satisfied nis conscience, Dr. Huntington’ whl, T suppose, setti inco luxury In the finest New York parsonage, draw the largest New York ministerial salary for the rest of Lis life, and serve asanormament in uls parishloners’ parlors as well as thelr pulpit. His income {3 estimated at $30,060 a year, made ‘The Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Nevernber 29.—Virginia sfx-e, consolt- ated, 38; paat-due coupons, 35: now ten-forties, 421: ee ‘threes, 62); North Carolina sixes, 1.05 bid to- sy BALTIMORE, Mp. November 29.—Cottou stesdy— midline, 1ouaiosy Pious wieady. and quies, Wackec southern steady aud quiet; wostern stead Boads, southern sinber, "9000 a N02 western winter been ice rw, £58 eouthern yell {southern No. 1 Maryland, Seauary, Guyusi7gs F Roa jan re %q; Febraary. mixt } 45; auary. 4 Poe tale @ ila, struck him | THR COURT IN GEN- s indebted Abont 20 years before the war, Martin,then a chiid, | ted with | nd | ‘The following ts a list of Senstorgand it atives in Congress whe have afrived ton, with their present places of residence ap ended in each case: SENATORS. rand, T. F., 1413 Masa. ave, Binie , We bone Capes Bowen, Thos, M.. House. Call, Wilkinson, 1738 P st. nw. Cameron, D. J.,’cor. 16th st. and RL ave Cameron, B St. nw, Cockret! 310 190h 8 Coke, Ki! Guilom, Shelby a. ‘Dawes, Henry L., 1082 RL ave. Dolph, Joseph N., 1400 Mass. ave. | Edumuhda, Geo. F., 1411 Mass. ave, irye, Win, P., Hamilton, Garlind, A. H., 1232 Mass. ave, liara’s, Gibson, R. L., 1723 RL. ave. Gorman, Arthur P., 1409 Mass. ave, 5 . Z. Miss, 208 New Jorsey ave, @ @ Eugene, 1501 H st. nw, Haris, isham G., 209 E Cap. st. Bill, S. P., arlington. +, 183 K st, now. 16 Vermont ave, Portiond. W., 1706 @ st. nw, A., 4 lowa Circle, n, Chas. F., Portland, ammel Rell 418 4th st. aw, ohn F., 2218'Conn. ave, Warner, 1903 K st. now. in, Jovun 3 ist st. ne. iocrill, Justin S., cor, Vermont ave. and M at, Palmer, Thos. W.. Ebbitt. Pendlet n, Geo. H.. 1818 18th st. aw. James L., 1518 K. 1 ave. aulsbury, Fil, Willard’, + Philetus, 1829 1 st. nw, herman, John, 131 | REPRESENTATIVES." Anderson, J. A., Kau., 1424 N. ¥. ave, Barbour, a, 144 B st ke. | Bisbee, H., Fla, 1714 N stow, E.G., Ps, Willard’. 7. M.. Mo., Willand’s, | Riggs houae. | Cobb, TR, tha., National hotel | Crisp, C.F Ga.,"Metropo'itan. | Ding! Me:, the Hamtiton. | Eldridge, MB, Mich. 8° Bet. ne. Ells, EB J., La.. the Portland. i tt, J. cath st me Forney, Vi Als., 1116 G street northwest, Gibson, E., West Va, 643 East Capitol ah, ; Glascock, %., Cal., Hamilton house, Hepburn, W. P., Towa, 901 18th st. n. Ww, Henderson, b. B., lowa, Rggs house. | Holmes, A.'J., Iowa, 910 I st. nu, w. | Holman, W. 3, Ind’, Hamilton house, | Herbert, HL. Ala, Metropolltan. { Hitt, ROR, Ni, 1507 K st. mw. . ulo, 1729 F st. n. Ww. Pa.. 1824 18th st. n. w, 115 Md. ave. ne 621 13th et. a. kiyn, 1412 I st. ow, j.H. N.Y. 7 | ker L., Mass. W., TAL, 1018 1th st, Bw. M.,"Ohio, 918 14th st. ¢r, Wai. Pa., Metropolitan hovel, Minn., 704 14th street. larles, Pa, 1328 N. ¥. ave, E., N. C., 1532 12th street northwest, Pettibone, A’ H., Tenn., 414 6th street northwest. | Payson, LE. si1.1115 6 st. ow. eters, 4. R. Kan. % Grant Piece, J. Pa. 129 C st. ge, W. §., Cal, 1 Bet. nw. Ryan, T., Kans, Ebbitt, Ricgs, J.'M., 1, Nauonal Rotel | oh, T. A., K: . weil F 38, J. nt. Seney, . Y., 1284 17th st. Ohio, bs obit house. 1 St Mt fot B10 a Stockstage: .. Ind., Bi st nw, Taylor, J. D., Ohio, $33 G st. a, | Thompson, ». B., Ky., 1018 E st. 0, w, rownshend, R. W., Til » Conn, Hataliton. | Ww . O., Texas, 1706 L stn. We, | Waking, B., Ohio, M5 K st. nw. Wate, J.T, Conn., Hamilton house, White. Milo, Minn} National hovel, Worthington, N. E!, Ill, National hotel, re tne | Recent Rossertes—Mra B.S, ua Teet southeast, reports stolen from iat the 27th Instant, clotying valued at ay M. Dyer, 117 6th northeast, gyld rings, judd at $17.—— strest nse nigh eae from her house three stolen from his wood-shed di last ny ‘Wm. Winterhood, 67 chickens and a bed-quilt; value, —_—— the Catholic Convention. 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE INNER WOLKINGS OF TER PLENARY COUNCIL. Baltimore Special Dispatch to the Phi Prete. One of the leading Jesuit of the clay, a tember of the council. gives the, Geacrip- + ton of the inner workings of the convention :—“ it 1s astonishing what intense Intefest 1s taken by all in the present deliberations of tae prelates. Rvery- body seems fully sensible that the : Which are lUkely to be {ts outcome will church on a Brmer basis. Tye sul discussion by the council was i. ad MRSOr Algae ‘Sopremnver ata October, a monins of ugust, has been divides om = twelve composed of ymno aay sesctable 10 invertigate the meter se them, The result of the day’s labor of ie committee is carefully wo by teat Ra reper) ~~ this writ as possible in one of the, the reading of tie reports the promoter of council suggests that aby clergyman whose Vie are different from those expressed ln the allowed to deliver his opinion. ‘The ing been it 46 then the bishops for private’ consideration, finally give their votes, the decision are the majority of sui which to the order of consecration. The decision of archbishops, to wham only of voting. Nothing @scuased will be made till the decrees haye Deen ratified at the Vi for no decision of council 1s binding until it has received the seal pf the true successor of St. Peter in the See of Kome, Everytbing In secret, It is ible to state the precise natufe of the affairs und ton at any staged time. It is well ever, that plengry seer are not tue purpose of formulating dogmatical in matters of fRith. ‘They deal solely with ot discipline. 4 generat rofession of faith on the opening day, and it possible Dishops here eit explicitiy ‘adhere to tions of the late Vatican Councll, which | hetd since the second Plenary council at | ‘The higher equcation of the the | raising Tufis for elurches by mixed marriages, the establishment vation lu the ‘Tanks of the clergy and school qyestion will be the principal the actigh of Guls council.” News Briefs. Capt. David L. Payne, the famous leader of th Qkishams boomers, died suddeniy in W aus. Thursday Mmoroipg, Wi the Hétel De Bainara, * inks F= e of ply reported that Gen, Gordon has regapwures robe. “ ‘The sunken steamship Decatur in Ches- epeace bay is to be as aw Asa B. Hutchinson, frst of the J singers, died st the residence of his ehinsox, at Hutchinson, Min! new; yaar, 454a45%: January, 444a64. up of salary, rent-free residence and personal Prot, Stephen 0. Soutbai at mneyivania, Sfas4: western white,g2233; | gifts. Tut's pulpit is considered the biggest. prize en 0. ming ear, fotmize outs Wega. gas Provisions: caay aud in the Titnisery, aside from those which can only | fessor in the Caiversity ot Vingiuin, dead 5 dull, Susan copper refined quiet, 1iel2 Whisky | be gained by ‘great ability. Grace church is | terday. steady, 1.154119. Other articles unchanged. ‘ats | singularly situated. It has asite in busy Broad. to Liverpool per steamer ateady—cotton, 3-Jfd_. four, | way and succeeds neatly In separating itself, as | _4 SORB Tanoat ts Soon Retiavep by Br. Js.aln.6d.; grain, 6a63¢d. Receipta—fiour, 3,308 bar- Ys ‘nn’ x Expectorant, aa oid remedy for ls; wheat, 62,000 bushels; corm, 21,000 bushels: oats, | ® Scene, from the surrounding press of traMc. It | Tener wh 5.000 "bushels; “rye, "600. bustucls, aboaients-cora | stands to at a bend In the “givet thoroughfare Gisora ‘bushels: heals, wheat, 633, ym any point, south wal e _ ee edit esas aoe roan can see it the marble spire closes the ‘vista ‘Of MANBIED, ‘The Chica, kets. mercantile "bulidings. ‘The a3 & parson-| VIERBUCHEN—FELD! On CHICAGO, Moone he vSThe weather is clear | Ae alongside, in corresponding architecture, and my Ropensber 36 1384, at and cool Gn ‘Che ‘at 11:30 a m., wheat was % | 18 exceedingly picturesque. A wailina style to ish. by the Rev. J.W.Clark, her, Corn’ 1c. tower for November, 3c. Righer match is cafried up to the top of the adjoin. | teANNIE M FELDROSS, for January. “Uats ce. higher. Pork 2c. | ing store, 80 that nothing uneccleslastic would lower. Lard 20c, lower for November. Other options | maxe a ‘sharp contrast—were It not that the DIED. . “Beto Sotan, cite, Jr | Sere a aaa es | PSPTAROE eG yee si . em} . above the churehly decade, which consequently 5, f2—8 Wheat—November, 73%. nominal ; December, Jooks a8 though grandly supporting his very se. | ears. © mouths and 24daye, amative, 81%, Goen— Bor cular ‘announcement. As he could lift the Sekt, German: above the greatest. height to which the wall Ber Bet December 3 gellar, Sti February, 94%: Ree November, 264% , 28 sign from, the could sorts. . $23 New possibly be Dullt, the Grace trustees are compelled 30, at 2 25%; May, .. Pork—1 0 let him disfigure their premises. Another noy- yy are requested PRUE i 40 November, 6.80; | elty in the environment of Grace is that while it ‘On O.7a%6; January, 6.75; February, 625; March, | fronts consplewousiy on Broadway it backs on the Bi MARY, Ib, SO ‘The Potroteum ¥ .rkee Bowery. apd can sherotore. hand Fo diel wit : Pp bd 0 4 Funeral stroma; yoad Buzicg all aigue the las, ‘The wearer | iN A new and beautiful stricture, ‘The chiidrea of | fe ate strect south é Suaued’ Sts, adeakesd ts We declined’ to fig bal | poverty are fed, clothed and religiously instructed. churely, where, requiem Fallied again to 79 at 1 o'clock, nrough tis distinctive portal chly can Uey enter | poss of ber soul All of the church ttself during Such. services ns they are funy "are ‘Tus Gxanp Jury Fovisnxs Irs WoRx.—The: admitted to, In thesime manner, whenever the | foneral. closed thelr work for the June term of the briana Court this afternoon, and were discharged with the thanks of the cougt.’ The Jury Was in session 67 days and acted on 167 ———_— ‘The Courts. co! tion Of Grace Chapel—a mission supported by Grace's Wealth—are invited to visit the parent temple, they are invariably taken in through the Bowery door, This gives to sinners the chauce to fing e the benefactors.—New York Lets Pros. na, In the Probate Court ot HN. meee was aut ‘TJ. owas a ted $5,000. Estate W. be ; appeal of H. N. = ma, Special attorney for U: ‘States, en- Cinc urr Covrt—JSudge Hagner. eepaingee. Cobb; judgment on stip- ae deinurrer sustained Coz. of John T. Pic- administrator; gg ae motion to set aside ith: leave to plead. Dev: gertiorari