Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1885, Page 3

FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES, JOR RE: ik _SALE-A TWOSTORY AND CELLAR Press Brick Wous Front; nine rooms: all modern tmpay ‘Neoding renewed strength, Brice $4,000" terms $400 cash; Balance’ ay oF who suffer from infirm- pis Toe iitn ste baad ities pecullar to thelr sex, should try JOR SALE—A TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT Feri necoee enema £3 ee E Sin ao eae ane a tons ae ay “oh 0 | we ocaT-awe ‘00 w ¥e oRSALE—OR EXCHANGE FORUNIMPROVED 1506 Peosky}iania svesive. | \ORBATE Ocupetaaial oweiversom FE? r fect orders overlooking Dupont circle, Rents CO, Si Laden a Bes $0) BOON SS Bw Tre st-$40 | oF for rent furnished $129. Apply 1614 19th st. 8 1783 P nw. LL rx_Sch.34 (4081 Oth n.w_ Ors.....30 | POR SALE—TWO HANDSOME NEW RESI- 2 DW. i H and 1923 G st i Sh d0r 838 | 1408 Tri Farner, as 41923 Gs Rw. "The houses are ‘00 a rt 3, tf & i ‘e | fronts, brownsione trimmings, windows, hardwood mantels, two-story stg, eee and furnaces, chandeliers: plumbing fo apply wo A. A. WILSON, Eiremen’s Insurance Com- BB, zt 7 corner 7th st, and Louisiana ave. n.w. Ki 2 ~ Boob See aw ee ? Saat 5 Oe SAG Nac ues fealve rooms con oN, THE BEST TONT: por aad cid wa er cgmmand closse goog repair: ‘This medicine a $1500. Fe RhINisY, Money’ ‘Onter’ ‘sui Avaus « B: om, _| tonics, and Is invaluable for Biomass: peoslion ts Wor and Esta ae REAL ESTATE LOANS a0 158 men, And all who lead sedentary lives, It Bariches OR SALE—24 BY 71, VERMONT AVE, NEAR any SreEer BY Purifes the Blood, Stimulates the te, PSG ho ae eatisieas avons tats | RECTED atts wes ton a uve ee| Reece | choice Lots on ‘Covumbia Heights, Meridian Hill and |" pronlccnt Sarmaens Tree 10M se e complexion and makes the skin smooth, in Mount Pleasant, KH. T, LELPOLD, 1331 F st | Large Hove Cont rot wea ra ‘Bouse, sultable for improvements, New 18 room Hi perfect We. 500 St. 6.6.10 TED) bie “e 342 a6 MS. 0.81000 i : = aoe Stable rear 2028 G st__.10 SEA Satterhit Grou rs Bt Mae Loe yore she oe cabo ooly a mall portion of pruperty’Sa tar Appt WESCOTT & WILCOX, books For full fs al 1007 Pennayivanis ave: nw. | Terand 1othe locst] eGR Wie eT yOR ‘OR SALE—ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW *T_UNFURN ISHED— Towa Ch it :3'708 L5th, office rooms: ‘250 2020 F st. n. w. n'r RL ave. $1 'r Towae. Towa Circle... Pa. av. bet.2i. N. HL av., of-Dup. Ciz..160 Jefferson’ Pines... 115. 50 50 Maan av cor. 14th 333 dene 27m OR RI FURNISHED— 41 Pa av.,store $250 942 F st., office. Ww. 13.100, 1237 20th st. n.w. Mour.t Pleasain SSS Ret aw. Carroll Hall M2 Pst nw. Howard University. 12th st aw. 6r-15.30 (625 La, ave. 3d floor 15 >. 1009 F st. n.w., o£ rooms isih, o'r Rest.. n'r 15th, Cir. 10) TL F100 FORRES ny. Cor. 13th & N.Y. av..)|1602 14 st.n.w,, 117.965 4. ez 2016 Hillyer Pi., 10r. 60 201% Hillyer PL’ 10r__60 (1512 P st. now., Ln. 1514 Pst nw, bir. 1748 N st n.w., 107... 65 ‘2ist.14r..t. 0 1528 29%, Sr.,un OMAS J. FISILER & CO, 1A24 F street northwest, 1513 20th st. n.w., 11 rooms, mod. imp., $1,500. 1G1S 19th s niw., 12 Fooms, mod. imi. $1.50, un- ws, $1.20. pes goe and 2st sty n.w.,12 rooms, mod. Wer sees 14th and 15th n.w.,7 rooms, mod. se, 20 rooms. mod. imp., ln n.7, $900. SCXFURNISHED— 74 8... 1} rooms mod. Imp., $1,000. 175cand 1756 Pst. n.w., 11 rooms, mod. imp., $000. 1610 19 st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod imp., $1,200. 1500 20th st. n.w., 11 rooms, mod. Imp., $000. Large House, 18 rooms, in West End, $1,400 pew houses, at Jain and Pa 107 Pa ave. 13 rooms, mod imp,, $600. 2040 7th st., Hall seating 200, $120. ADAMS & BEALL, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, ost 1420 Fst. nw. JOR RE HST: 8 Re ont and back 413 Hat onth. “Apply loowne OR RENT — EL rooms, all modern improvements: large grounds ole. G30 G st. se. Will be rented very low Dy. the year. Very desirable residence on Iowa Circ! SWORMSTEDT & BRADLE oclIm 9 SOR RENT-1129 17TH STREET S Rooms, laundry, bath, @e.; NEL, 689 Fs rvet uw. NT—FURN AN oF DE- Srabls-located Houses in northwest, and near Capitol, from $75 to $200 per month. Apply to Mac~ GOWAN € BARKER, 1043 Fst. nw. oclé- low Fee ste a directly opposite Fooms, two furnaces, Wood muntels, tile facings ry 100 er mouth Apply to ROBERT STEAD, Architect, 1G Ft. tw. On RENT—1334 CORCORAN drsirabie residence, completely furnished, ineiad- plano and pictures g-rooIR On sAINE oor wi or aud brary; plumbums in Fearotable. oct-th. ST. a8 nod Order: rent owe = $7. Office Room. second floor. 1006 F st, n.w. ‘$1E Stable, rear 1209 13th “COU 2m sates from city one and & bulf frou: station. Price $1,600. 0. © INE, Vienna, Fairfax county, Va, Id ; Bo A inile from Silver Spring: = & 0. railroad and 7th st.rowl, aud ic road from this ‘station About acres stable Silgo post re at silver jon. oe27tm Peck ‘and. pearly teat Farm house of five rooms ai *. Alguod spring. P. 1 nines evunty. Std. djotsine oor rst | on: i juced. iG, Derellings on the north ake of New ¥ork avenue, 4 price, Iftaken by 1st November, Wal. P oc2e-6t Ing, contain Fe SALE—A TWO STORY BRICK DWELL- Be, tii ‘Baseinent Brick on N. ela tke Two fine fine room and. beth, gas water , Of 10th st, between Tand U new: Lot 0xed Biers mise Fim iP te 5G SEIN iget, "In. Quod fdr.” Price $3,000. A bargain. Be : 2° of ‘4 OS See CANCE = TR SAL eae 0C26-3t ment. 9 near Washington. ous er “4 7.000 ~~ SALE—I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL HOME, ree‘story and basement De RD a et eh 500 | ,,For seven years I suffered with s cancer on, my which 1 San cell muck below the origival cont IF ach ‘San ses 9 rooms, bath "and tse of Bwifv's Specide snd Ydevermined. 10 make an Je origin 3 | Cation be made for same within the next few ‘Ears 6.900 | effort to procure it. In this f was successful, and. be- with fine | The Bouse is ‘and room: 25 | stable in reat of ot. TNO. AE Dw. south front RESCOTT, gan ls use. ‘The influence of the medicine at 8rst was S16 Est. 0. ‘aggravate the sore; but soon the inflam. 26-7t 15th and 5 sts, e cheap, $5 000." 1 Heeroom 0c24-8t FOR SALE—P ST, BETWEEN Oru AND lore ting neighborhood. food repair, very cheap $5,000. ne a fence, Imnprow hood! rents for $1,000, $11 500, rons Beta JOHN BOWLES € CO., 1424 New York ave. mation was slfayed, and 1 began to improve after the iit few bottles "tiy ‘general bealth has greatly ime Proved. I'am strongef,and able t; do aay Kiad ‘st, Columbia of sts., eight rooms, m. L, in excellent condition, cin ,000 | work. The face began to decrease and $5,000.’ st, between Lath and 15th sts. small three: pscnurch, 70°? | ieaicer te weal: uni tore is nore vestign of iol Sod’ int mavax foomésat, €L 700 G'pe betwee | See Ree ne seat Fee ee ee eR CTE A. McDONALD. a 7 ey B17 b n ix-room. m.i., c] 15th ‘and ddih sun, seven-room ‘preased Belek mis | $1,100% 81.600 on iiouthly payment ‘Atlanta, Ga, August 11, 1866." Wo Frames on Valley st, ery | $18 oi _ Thave had acancer on my face for some years, ex- tending, from “one check ‘bones acroea the nose tthe 3 ven me a great pain, at times burning and itching to such an extent that it was ess; in fine avenue. cae te eeee Te Eee evelling, aw. Lot 0 foot paved alley” Excellent tu nor wl ‘condition, ment at $3,00U, J.B’ WIMEK, 14: almost unbearable. I commenced usiug Swifts Si cific in May, 1885, and have used eight bottles. It | Which they willbe sqld they. J.B WIMER, 1424 N, Y. per month. Houses HUPTY & DYER, \ORSALE— 1002 Lit s t. near K st. ming cal oc2t-1m 10 rooms and celiar; all m. ir dept. st mw. Gireie, on New Hampshire a in all res Tok 2 1804 Rigs "$5,700: $500 min f st. price, brick basement; cold water Price, $2400. im i cel -2W ‘OR SALE—1706 RHOD! house: stone front. | Appl 92 F st. fe Eo OR SAL by O8 Will rent $25, ADA’ _octé-1m JOR SALE—DESIRABLE ‘will be sold _ al SNES oN fcent net on permanent rent POPARKER & TOWNSEND. x E ant three-story brick Dwelling: south of Dupont {OR S\LE—-I AM AUTHORIZED RY PARTY ons, to offer to prompt purchaser tree of fur hand some, new, nineroom, press-brick Dwellings, at and finished in best manuer: sutitary plumbig: rick interest in rents; singly, or aé a whole; an inspection will satisly the most exacting thetat the prices at tant! ‘The new 4story and basement pressed brick front, t ‘Hummelstown stone trim: Cathedral glass windows, with insid™ blinds of fornia Ked woud: all mode to sult purchaser. immevliate PRESBREY & GREEN, i Real Estate Agents, 629 7th st. (OB SALE—A NUMBER OF WELL LOCATE and desirable Houses on installment 15.000 for improvements; terms seston. {OR BALE-BEAUTIFUL THREESTOR Basement Brick Dwelling. of recent construction ‘and thoronghiy modern in si. and finish: contains farnace and open fire- places; lot 26 feet crout: location | tw: Squares from Price, $.0,000. TYLER & RUPHER- 26 F 3 EW ANTI rooms and bai Real Estate, Loans i ISLAN iy to. F month. iS & BEALL, ‘Loans and Insurance, frame stable and carriage house; lot 16 fect 2 inches by 100 feet to 20 foot alley. T1420 Foe SALE SMALL ERICK DWELLING, 0: Conn. ave., containing nine rooms: i —TWO FINE BUSINESS PROPE! ties, n. W., each doing a fine busines< one a restau- Fant, 12 roomis; the other a crocery, 8 rooms; all mod. imp&. GEu. P. GOFF, 1424 New York Room 7. OK SALE—454 MARYLAND AVE_ 33ST. brick, 7 rooms: hot and cold water. Lot 22 feet Price, $2,500, 1420 e porch an Miext {0 Gorn-r 3th se; jeter yments $40 pet "Appiy om premises or at 113 11th st new, Easy terms, ADAMS & BEALL, ‘and Insarance, rice, $8.500. SHER & C Biven the gteatert relief Dy ne Blsee for home or busi- 1 tion aud restoring my general health" ew York | USM adobe bee Hivand isik: BO" > | xnoxvil Sept. 8,1985, * SARNES ‘New. Yor! son 8H. neat nals ary | eaten & = & ea 20 ante) and is eases foaled tree rots U at, near x oar ta on Va ave. bet. 1iB an “8 Tots ail parts Columbia Heights from. 6c. up. alicia crpsencoa aie five insure gone | Hotw.th ‘squares 4Uv4 and1079, 200% "°° | 15 Drawer 9, Atlanta, Ga._N. ¥.167 W. 284 at Sa | Money to Toa wer % ‘at 5 and 6 per n centon’ real estate security. Wehave severa! Ane | Eensaxrasr "Tonto ‘Houses to rent in northwest section from $76 to $200 per month, furnished or unfurnished. . Property. Placed in our bands for sale and rent advertised at our expense. ocr-im ally built, f BREAKFAST TONIC. investment Dr. Lamontta Celebrated Breakfast Tonle is highly concentrated vegetable remedy of extraordi- nrg an potency, possessing unequalled ef cacy in builitng and toning Up your consiluation, pre Senting all forms of malaria, abd eliminating It trom fhe system. "A protection Against ague, chills and fever and torpidity of the li A sure appetizer, a great promcter oj digestion; a relief and cure for dys- ‘pecein: 5 povent: and permanent Invigorator, and @ rough bioed purifying tonic. I: will strengthen and give you renewed energy and vigor. For sale by druggists and. Carden Price 50 cents, A. BROWN & 00. 408 W. Lombard street, Baltimore, Md., sal-s,tu,th 3m Sole Agents, U.S. A. 719 . E.G. Dave, 719 719 MARKET SPACE, = CALIGHASIE OFFICE, 933 F st. TR 0c5-3m OSEDALE, BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND EASY TERMS, Thavesubdivided RUSEDALF, and offer Building Lots, 20 feet front, at $200. $250, $300, $350 per lor ‘Terms 10 per cent cash, balance ‘monthly. Rosedale 1s located fmmediately "at the eastern end of the Co- Jombla railway company, 18th and isis me Plat at ¥ of ‘oc6-2m' W. H. CLAGETT. OC z4-3E, HOUSES FOR SALE. w brick Houses, Wallack Place, corner 13th st. $3,509 each. Brick House, 13th st., above Iowa Circle, $8,250, Brick House, A st,, near Capitol, $7,000. Sbrick Houses, Vermont ave, bet. T and W sts., to $3,850. A brick Houses, 15th st, bet. Q and R, $8,500 to eqprick Houses, P st, bet. 8th and 10 ste, $5,000 Brick House, Bst. ne., bet. 10th and 12th, $2,600. Trick House, Auth sic bet Pand @. 813.000. °—" Erick House, M st-bét, 18th and 2Uth, $15,000. e2PTek Houses, OL, bet 41th and 18th, $10,000 ick House, F st. n.w., bet. 5th and 7th, $10,000. Brick House, D st. bet. 2d and 3d n.w., $6,000. Brick House, Corcoran st,, bet, 11th and 13th, 000. Brick House, 13% st. s.w., near Smithsonian Insti- Mptbrick Houses, 28th st., 85,500 to $7,000. rick Houses, 28th st., $5,500 to $7, Brick House, 6th and I h.w., $10,000. 3 brick Houses, 13th st. near T n.w,, $5,500. double House. Massachusetts’ ave., bet. 12th id Thomas circle, $70,000. ick Houses, P st., bet, 6th and 7th, $4,200 and 500. Large House, near Scott circle, $125,000. 2 brick Houses, Bst. ne, bet. 6h and 7b, $3,300 cach. Brick House, 14th st, near Agricultural depart- ment, $4,000. Hoiise and corner Lot on Connecticut ave., suitable for tine building, $13,500. House, P st, near 18th st., $11,000. Brick House, L st. bet. 20th and 22d, $6,600. serigh Home: M, bet. lot and 11th, with ‘stable, Brick House, cor, 17:h 27d R, $8,000, Frame Cottage, large lol, T st, near New Hamp- lan. Also, investment! TRIMMINGS. ‘We invite the attention of buyers to the LARGEST and most elegunt line of DRESS and CLOAK TRIM- MINGS ever offered inthis market. It would be a long story totell you of all we have in this Depart- ment Our assortment of FEATHER TRIMMINGS is unsurpassed. We have them from 37c. to $10 per yard, FUR TRIMMINGS in great variety, aod all chotce goods In Chenille and Tape Fringes and Marabouts. we can show fifty different styles, all new, among them many noveities. Moss Trimmings in al colors. We buy only from reliable manufacturers, consequently our styles aud prices are correct. ocud gt first-class on easy ‘trim- VELVETS. Line of Black and Colored VELVETS complete, and PRICES LOWER than they have ever been offered. : hot amd, F BUTTONS. If you want to see handsome Buttons in trresistib! styles and colorings, spend a few moments at our OSC HORN BLOWER, aon be seer ‘Brick Hi >, Ist. bet 18th and Penn. avi Button Onenret: VOR SALI = Lv a = ppg me Ae st. poaad ok Deing completel on the corner of Oth and P sts lek Houses, Rigas st, 85,500 enc! = inaw.: white sold ‘ortogether:a. cosy home or | Brick House, cbr. ges and’ 1th, $12,000, ete UOTE a good Investment” SWORMSTEDT € BRADLEY, | Brick House, Vermont ave., bet. atid 1, $35,000. Our LINEN DEPARTMENT, though less than a month old, is an ASSURED SUCCESS and growing In popularity daily. ‘Table Linens, Napxins, Towels, Do. les, Crashes, Fancy Table Covers, Splashers, &c., ot every needed kind. ‘These goods ure fresh, styles new and prices attractive. Brick House, N'st., bet. 1'7th'and 18th n.W.$10,000. New brick House, circie, $16,500, 2 Brick Howe, cor. Maw ave. and 15th st., $18,000. Siscant property’ im all seenons of city ana suburbs Severai houses for rent, furnished and uufurnisi-d. Money to loan on real estate security. oc3-1m ON 418 F st. Large loans a specialt s BLACK GOODS, Ladies in want of BLACK DRESS GOODS or MOURNING GOODS of any description, will do well to examine onr stock. We make aspecialty of Black Dress Goods, and can sult the most tnstidions, We have BLACK JERSEYS in best makes, ave. nw. oc 1 ‘ORY, Necesutms Versus Lvxvarms Pst. Rw. dE FOK CTY Fkor- fataluing ‘200 acres of and Heanines Hrdge ridge pact 0 said ‘and part of i sn. Me "hmueroved by tine or oubbuidings fe anple v'narubber:?imost of the place the condition: well dispose of = fchaners easy terms Vania ave. nw. spring erwsiles NEW %- ROOM COFTAGE, With tWo ackes of and, small m RA. PHETLLIPS, 1428 New York ave. SALE—A VERY DeSiRABLE SUBURB Lesiclener, wilh stable and ca: riage house, weil shad a “fruit: near Georgetown: convenient Wo horse cars. Apply to W. H- FISKE © CO. 1420 New York ave. 2, Lom* JOR SALE —F ARMS. Lest several preren of and small farsis, within oud and raul. oct-im BEAUTIFUL HOME ATHYATTS ,acre< terms easy. Also a desirable an Failroad, near station. A. = + f 100 ACKES. BEAU Wasbis ‘first-eimcs tab 1 HOMME, MANSION, COR GTI AND FB STS, For rent with firstclus board, several jesirable rooms; also Urataveut and table board = Accom ry Sel iwe BUARDING—PLEASANT ROOMS, SING Dand en suive. with private bath. First~ las Hoard. A311 apd 1513 11 st. aw. ovablwe TOR, RE! 1400 Jy furnished Revue, with oct 1in® U ee McPHEKSON HOUSE, COR 15TH AND i sis.. will be reopened Oct, Sth for the seeommso- @ition of permanent, transient and Lable boarders. im MIS ML T SOUTHALLL PPE LocHieL HovsE, ST. N aud the La Pierre, ag none in the city. Tub Treruis wodernte. c Sor HE TREMONT."—THils HOUSE HAS BEEN repainted, aod in every wi in “first fonder. ‘tis tbe cootest anu mont dentrable place toboard fe the city. Terms, $25.90, HHO und PERSONAL, _ *\r-ILLGIVE A BLACK HORSE, VALUE goo, “Wy young, soundand fist, to nay bas seeing ot employment, paying not les than $40 per mont 1 per cont an Long aa Fetaned. Address Box ioe cetoboard vera: Jez YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO MEET & young lady not ‘over twenty, who 19 adres Thaker aud millmer; one compevent w oversee abe iublishment. Address W., Star aiice, “& LADY OR GENTLEMAN UAVING INFLU- A. once with clerks can secure $100 10 91,000. Ap erview. Address INFLUENCE. Star office. ~, DVERTISER WILL PAY LARGE BONUS TO anygue securing hin, paying Government ‘post Jon “in Washington. Pirstclass recommentations, cos CHAM IES SOTLLER, Rooms 44, 81 Clark st co. z o eczeedt CUE SERIES DEESATION QUESTION Sod ators om all wots, Sem HES cout oct-Im* _ BW. cor, Stir and K st n.. @)8_ ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND Oe ee oe cee eee SPCMiatS Old stand” 69 Dt. nw. octet Uy ASHINGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY—OLD- Wane, Mew aes tendedto: reliable unformation furnished: consi!tatlous free: office hours 9 am. 19 LOp.m.: managers Wit Ams é CK PRICK opty wokecwrer | Jocation for sul JOH | iting room: Second. flo Wardrobes and bath Toon aructed ver} the best kind. B1z 7th st. aw. AORSALE— of $100,000. Meox¥¥ _ {ocl9} AY » LeTPULD. ‘aw. $110,000 * ‘ONEY TO LOAN Tn sums to su! wel M Rosse cheneen 1, Firestone balling for, MOGREY, 10 toax BY JOR SALE—WEST WASHING 1 have a large nuwber of pieces o ‘T. MITCHELL, 207 B1st hers and a number of Wardrobes. ‘Th houses are. © substantial and the plumbing Houses are open fur Inspect price and terms apply to owuer, It TON PROPERTY. rroperty, improved ald vacsnt ote dence or for future value offers inducements not found im any other section of the eit in thi ‘or rest IN THESE DAYS THERE IS A MARKED DISPOSITION TO ECONOMIZE, TO BUY NECESSARY ARTICLES AND LET THE SPECIAL BARGAIN. Just received a large lot of handsome real Duchess _ oct 1100 Pa av a Luce Pelerines at job price. You can buy them very WOR SALE—14R00M THI Y AND LUXURIES ALONE. cheap. We mention one number worth $18 at $9.50. A nasement brick dwelling: all in good condition, Don't miss them. We have bargains also in real Caverns vers tanlaeanie e z . Duchess Laces, Handkerchiefs, Flouncings, &. Sa IN THIS CLIMATE AND AT THISSEA- Embroldcries, Laces, Ribbons, Nets, Vellings, Neck RumMings, Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Handkerchiefs, SON AN OVERCOAT IS A NECESSITY TF | S0s04 Extracts, Fancy Goods and ‘Botions in great ONE WOULD KEEP HIS HEALTH. EX- | varicty,at Hint tog tisint | POSURE TO TH COOL AIR OF THESE = Gl Davis ed font, four Chats: | MORNINGS AND EVENINGS WITHOUT PROTECTION IS ALMOST SURE TO PRO- RS Gorin DUCE ILLNESS. ome ee COR, 8TH STREET. located Houses iy the, northwest und other parts the city for sale at prices ranging from $1,000 to INO. A. PRESCOTT, 116 Sg IN Sts To svrr, AT LOWEST RATES ON APPROVED REAL ES- PATE SECURITY. ‘A. T. COUMBE, 1425 N. ¥. ave. | __THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Y TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. AD. ances w: ‘made to parties wi * to ci Agree io its ONEY TO LOAN. IN LARGE AND =MA Sims, ou approved real esiate security. 13st O LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT less than $2,500, at S per tut, on Lirst-claes city property. i i. 0. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and ¥ streets northwest. ‘on approved Real Extatesecar. HAVE MONEY TO IOAN ON GOOD REAL} tate or collateral security st lowest rates of interest, feed, 0. GHEEN, Hoom sod F at nw OUR LINES OF LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT OVERCOATS WILL ENABLE YOU TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS AND AT SMALL Cost, A Max Maze A Foo. Or ‘HIMSELF Path. Who pays high price for his clothing when it is a SOME PERSONS DISLIKE OVERCOATS, | “mat!mously admirted fact that TO SUCH WE RECOMMEND A HEAVY NORFOLK JACKET OR BEAVER PEA JACKET AND VEST, THE MISFIT STORE, COR. 10TH AND F STS. Sells the finest Suits and Overcoats at prices lower ‘than it is possible for any of those showy but expen- sive houses to sell. oct: IN SUITS FOR MEN, YOUTH AND BOYS OR SMALL BOYS OUR STOCK IS NOW OF THE MOST POPULAR STYLES, AND WE ALLOW NO ONE IN WASHING- TON TO SELL AS CHEAPLY AS WE DO, at Melton Overcoats at 95.50, worth $10; Fine Melton Sortouts at $12, worth $20; Chinchilla Surtouts at $15, worth $25; Satin-lined Chinchilla Overcoais at $20, worth $30; Bilk-faced Corkscrew Overcoats at $10, worth $15; All-wool heavy Cussimere Overcoats at $7.50, worth $12; a full line of Chinchilla and Cas simere Overcoats from $5 up; Good Business Suits at ‘$5.50, $6.75, $7.50 $4.50 and $10,worth fully double; ‘Ly, at lowest rates of iulegest Charges mo. No : Prince Albert Suits, all-wool Diagonal and Corkscrew, Shieceeary delay. Vs BUY CK, %. B BARNUM & CO. at $15, worth $25; Black D. B. Cloth Suits at $20, worth $35; Pure Worsted 4-button Cutaway or Sack See io ites, ek eel ie ecaae ow me SLEoe ot $15, FOR BOYS—A complete line of Suits and Overcosts 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR ‘In Sums Vo wail, af lowest ip the newest fabrics, latest manufacture and State security. Fie oe i aS prioa toasty competion = Bn arn Mo*Ey 70 ray PANTS—A magnificent assortment from §1.50 up. MAT Lowest Raves oF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. fF By. ah we THOS J. FISLEH & co, = = THE MISFIT STORE, LOST AND FOUND. CORNER 10rx AND F STREETS. RAYED—Last EV: Maltese Cat (inaie), <ty STEN! nick 61a ba oe en eis aiwatlSireonarice a mM THE pure EXTRA PALE BEER LO p m5 Saturdays till 11pm, Ele FORSALE EVERYWHERE —ty23 ati Ce Ss re Pup, Stye Pup, aged ais alk 3 when lost a Tealher coer’ tare 1723 Leow ED OR STOLEN ON ‘no @i0 REWARD—ror serren orp, on and Finder'wilt te rewarded if returned to ite Cad om collat) of “Feathers Va liberal reward if retnrued to SUI 4a xt. W. above number — LARGE BROW: PE, CONTAIN: je Lina? are ce encogteas mes Furs Awn Waara stgeke Welegraph Cov Pludee “8 returning it to P. A. SIMPSON, corner 16th and F sts, pa: ES td Our FUR DEP: 1s well stocked with all owF-08 4 SEA Wy THISMORNING Ber | D 2uxxexwess, atheadieebieeh ‘aud a. m..a” Puppy; collar; lemon and white OB TRE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRAPS. setter; name Sumio: dy Se soe RoE ean, return to OURED BY AD! caine DR. LADIES, MI8SHS' AND CHILDREN'S FURS in REWARD P. OR Ti S10 Writed White Seer by tone of HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. page TRIMMING at New York mannteeturers big Pennay fran oezeuve WILLETT & BUOFF, OST—-ON UND “ Ls ON, RUNDAY EVENING, OcTORER HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 2d EDITION. Latest Telegrams to The Str MAHONE AGAINST THE FIELD. A Great Change in the Conditions of the Senatorial Contest in Virgints— Open Talk of Bribery—Mahone Thought te Have a Big Fund. Special Dispatch to Tam Evennxa Stam, “Va., October 27.—One week be- fore election and this city seems entirely free from excitement, But a. great change has come over public opinion here regarding the result, - The question is no longer whethér Bar dour, Daniel or » dark horse shall succeed Sen- ator Mahone. It is Mahone now against the democratic field, and no longer a field of democrats ' saddling up for @ Tace among themselves. The STAR correspond- ent’s information in this matter comes alone from democrats and democratic politicians, Who, while claiming the election of Lee by & majority ranging trom six to ten thousand, de- clare that the fight onthe legislative ticket has shifted from a political conflict proper to an iasue of opposing furses in certain close coun- ties, where the most money s0 applied as to do the most good will win. No such open talk of the use of money for bribing voters of both races in certain districts, democratic as well as Tepublican, was ever before heard in this state. however, cannot given, Mahone, it is feared by the democrats, has received’ from various sources at the ‘@ great deal of money, but neither friend nor foe has power to find out the amount. ‘The Senator is his own sole financial repository. He has no inquisitive committeemen or other Jeaky assistants sharing his cam secrets, Democrats say he even keeps his bank ac- count outside of the state. The able corps of republican newspaper correspondents whom he has had near him will be detalled to watch the fighting In the black belt, and tell how the colored troops fare in the great ment of Tuesday next. Should Mahone, rel now be foreed by his gallant pen warriors of the north, overthrow the cavalcades of Lee, the campaign will take on another new and signi it feature, eon THE TRIAL OF WARD. Fish Gives Further Testimony Against the Prisoner. New Yorx, October 27.—The county court house was crowded this morning with people anxious to gain admission to the court room of oyer and teriainer, where Ferdinand Ward is on trial. Ward was attired in the pepper and salt tweed suit which he has worn since his trial ran. U. 8. Grant, jr., and George Spencer, cashier of the firm of Grant & Ward, occupied their usupl seats by the Jury box, Ex President James D, Fish, of the Marine bank, nied to court by Detective Cos- in Fish, the paying teller, was was accom grove. Be recalled to the stand, and Ward listened atten- tively as he read off the amount of Aeposits made by himself and the firm of Grant & Ward, Some oi the deposits ranged in the hundred thousands. bookkeeper of the First National bank for the past twenty-one years, was the next witness. He kept Ward'saccount, he said, on May 2d, 3d and 5th, 1884. His bal- nee on May 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th and 6th was $2,213.98. There were no ‘deposits made on any of those days. The amount was paid to the receiver of the Marine bank on October 15th, and account was closed. Ward's account ‘was Opened in June, 1881. Three checks drawn by Ward came through the clearing house on the morning of May 6th, to the amount of $215,000, Ex-President Fish was next rocalled, and bis gross-cxamination was resumed by Ge. Tracy, “Ido not know,” he sald, “how many lefters I received (rom Ward on May 5th. It is not true that my bank wasin financial difficulty since January, 1882, and that Ward kept helping to Save it. ‘We pressed Ward to return to us the money which he and his firm had borrowed. Ward handed Gen. Tracy a number of letiers to examine the witness upon, and picking out one said: “There is a one, I wrote the letter January 4th, 1882. ‘The letter was dated New \ork, 4th January, 1882, and said: . ‘My Dear Mr. Ward:—You mustarrange mat- ters alittle by yourse.f, I was away yesterday, as you know. Mr. Meiggs was here, and is here now, closely critici#ing everything suspicious about mining stocks, &c.,&e., and Is in no pleas- ant frame oi mind. {do'not know how wenter up these Elizabeth City and Norfolk bonds while he is here. I mean for the $8,000, Yours, in contusion, J. D. Fuse. Other letters were offered as follows, upon which the witness was examined. This one was written upon a sheet torn in two: “Grant and Ward, No. 2 Walt street. 'MonDAY, 11TH Dro. 1882. “My DEAR Mr. WARD: We are $112,000 debit this morning, Get in all the money you can to-day by hook or crook or any other honest method. . D. F. Another, bearing date September 2, 1882, was as follows: “My Dear Mr. Ward: 1 cannot go away from the bank to-day. We were debtor bank this morning $373,000, and I have all I can do to keep matters ‘right side up here. Where is General Grant? Cannot he get some money, from the U.S, bank tor G. & W., or on their note endorsed by me? J.D.F.” ‘Another dated 30th August, 1882, said: “My Dear Mr. Ward: We are $181,000 under our required reserve this morning, aud it will not do to make loans otherwise. "I would be very glad to oblige. Iam lending all my ener- gles to getting matters in decent shape in this lace. .D. F.” PIMT. Fish was examined at length upon the meaning of these letters, and also upon the tes- timony given by him upon his own trial in the United States court, Mr. Fish continued: “On May 5th [had no doubt that we could have gotten relief from other banks had the govern- ment contracts been true as I believed them to be. A refusal to certily Grant & Ward's checks would have caused rumors which would have broken them up, and then our bank ‘would be forced down. I am now staying at the Murray Hill hotel, and I believe the district attorney resides there also. We have had tre- quent talks together, hut not much about this case.” A recess for thirty minutes was taken. pie Aba esa THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY. Boston Deteett: timot and the Elder Mellen Under Surveillance. BALTIMORE, Mp., October 27.—District At- torney Dacey and Detective Geraughty, of Boston, are in this clty in connection with the case of the arrest of a woman In that ci! is alleged to have conspired forthe murder of Mrs, Charles J, Mellen, of Baltimore, The Mel- len iamily is at the St. James hotel, but the de- tectives are so far reticent, though the father of young Mellen fs under surveillance. The case has excited but little interest here, but de- velopemnits are awaited, patuheat tS Hamilton County Senators. ASTAY OF PROCEEDINGS. * Crxcrswart, October 27.—In the mandamus case before the circuit court, brought by the republican candidates for senators in Hamilton county, the counsel for the county clerk having for the. time belng abandoned bis ples against the jurisdiction of the court andentered motion to compel the relators to make their petition more definite and certain; the court granted the motion, and further proceedings are stayed until the amendment can be made. Jerome Park Races. New York, October 27.—This was the first day of the second autumn meeting of the American Jockey club at Jerome park. The first race, six furlongs, was won by Jim Doug- lass, Weasel second, Florence E, third; time, 1:18. Second race, one mile; ‘won, Greenfield 24, Bella 34; time, I: ge dot Nee Fos 4% A Debauch Ending in Death. A SOUTHERN MERCHANT SUFFOCATED BY GAS— HIS COMPANION’S NARROW ESCAPE. CHARLOTTE, N.C., October 27.—W. 0. Moore, of Chester, 8. 'C., arrived at the Central hotel last night at 10 o'clock, accompanied by a woman whose nkme is unknown, but who is supposed to be trom Augusta, Ga. “They regis- tered as man and wife and were assigned to a room on the fourth floor. At4 a.m. the smell of escaping gas attracted the attention of a hall. boy, and tracing it to thelr room, he found Moore dead in bed and the woman unconscious and jastalive. Doctors were summoned and, eed her recovery still unconscious. Moore's to Chester, where he has a wi was great War thc irtnense oC ligase when was un he arrived at the hotel here. it is belioved he turned off the gas and ‘turned it on wes corning Ue ih a dense tog Sad ment into the Moms of tne schoouee oe. end Grecn, tearing Up the entire jorward deck to the gangway. ‘schooner received but little injury. reno va Misseart. paeet, aot ‘wound. from ‘The two had had doe room in the i Appointments by the President, Etc. ‘The President hés appointed Augustus W. Irons postmaster at Toms River, N.J., vioe J. ¥ com red eres eae S division in the sixth auditors omes vine ay Dickerson transterred to the office of the con troller of the currency. "The commissioner of internal revenue foe 2h internal revenue Seeut pes Phelps, resigned. - a 4¢__ ‘The Cabinet Meeting To-day. Postmaster General Vilas was the only cabi- net officer absent from the cabinet meeting to- day. Tt is undet that the question Solnanry ling bettoen Mantes Sed win onne ‘was one of the Sy was one Principal topics under con- It was virtual: deciaed to-day that th uni eperte ofthe garetts of the die a public at the discretion of cabinet ‘ped : A Grand Hotel for Washington. A party qfcapitalists trom Minneapolis, Minn. headed bys Mr. Kelley, who built the Palace hotel, are in the city looking around with the view of erecting io meoenitou hotel here. Their idea is to establish a of 1,000 rooms, and Tun it ina grand style. ‘Trrep or Livina.—Mary Hughes, the youn; woman who shot herself yesterday morning © the river side near the Congressional cemetery, we vieg in a critical condition to-day at the Providence hospital, her fate stili being uncer- tain, She stated to the police yesterday, in ex- lanation of her rash act, that she was tired of ving. eee A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.—This mornit about half-past eight o'clock, a horse ‘attached toa milk wagon ren away néar the corner of ‘7th street and Pennsylvania avenne, When near the corner of 6th street the wagon collided with another wagon, spilling the milk and de- molishing the wagon. The driver, an old col- from the wagon and was Ohio, Ww. ored man, jumj slightly eaten Marrracr LIceNsks.— licenses, have been issued by the clerk of the court to John B. Sawyer, of Pi Pa, and Mary A. nt Corbett; Ber iter and Franceo Moughon Moddox, of Philadelphia; W. R. Barnham and Ella G. Brown, both of Alexandria, Va; James Torrien and Josephine Dyson, of Charles county, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow- ing were the readings at the signal office to-day: 3a.m., 45.1; 7 a.m., 42.6; 11.a.m., 53.4; 2 p.m. 65.1. "Maximum, 65.4. Minimum, 41.4, ss The St. Cecelia Quartette concert is attracting mock attention. may be had at Ellis George B, Harleston has been granted per- mission by Commissioner Black to sell cigars ‘and stationery at the Pension building. heed enti JupoE VixceNT, the suspended justice of the supreme court of New Mexico, is expected in Washington to-night or to-morrow morning. It is said that the Attorney General and Mr. Cleveland have charges to submit tor his perusal flied by people trom New Mexico and in this city. Among the charges it is said that there is one setting forth that when he was here about the time, or before, he got his ay polntment he declared that as the chief judi- clary of the territory he would look out for the interests of his friend Springer, who had some land suits or claims in New Mexico. ‘THe ALABAMA CLAIMS CoURT.—The court of commissioners of Alabama claims, which will expire by limitation December 81, 1s making rapid progress with the business before it, and one of the officers of the court said to-day that all the cases before the court will certainly be disposed o by the middle of December. THE Department of State is informed that vessels are leaving the port of Algiers with foul bills of health. YELLow Feven.—The surgeon general of the marine hospital service has received a report from Surgeon Murray, in charge of the gulf uarantine station at Ship|sland,that there are three cases of yellow fever at that station. The} were taken from the schooner Indianola, whic! had just arrived from Havana. It is expected that two of the cases will prove fatal, CONFERRING REGARDING THE UNFINISHED CRviseRs.—When Secretary Whitney was in New York he consulted with the assignees of John Roach, and it was decided that they Should come to Washington to confer with the advisory board about — the completion of the unfinished cruisers. They arrived here today, and this afternoon held a conterence at the Navy de- partment with the Secretary of the Navy and he members of the naval advisory boat Sik NATHANIEL BARNABY, the famous English naval constructor who recently arrived on the Servia, is, in the city stopping at Worm. ley’s. He calied at the Navy department to- day and paid his respects to Secretary Whit- ney. Tue Present has issued an order detail- ing Major S.M. Mansfield, of the engineer corps, as a member of the commission appointed to run and mark the boundary lines between a portion of the Indian Territory aud the state of exas, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘The foliowing are the opening and 3:00 p.m. prices of the New York Stock market to-da: reported of special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th surest 9 webect! BET E Ee Be aoe % 16 3 21 | 53 ies cy poli ericlorit jon Stock Exchange. Bik Asked. 119 ge it bes "pitretof Cotuentta. Per improvements 64,1801, Coltinmw115 118% Per {improvements 7s, 1891, Currency 120, 7s, 1892, Currency. ‘Water stocks, §, 1903, Currenc 50-year Fund, 3-858, 1924, Currer — ‘20-year Fund’ 8, 1892, Co! = 30-year Fund, 6s, 1902 — Batlroad Oompanies. Washington and Georgetown—Ronds...117 — Metropoiltan—Stock....... 105109 Cotambia—Stock = North Cupitol and 6 Street. = Anacostia. STS = Hire Ins. and Gas Light os. Washington City Gas LAgRt CO.-mene 301 39% rgetown Gan Tight Co. x OS Firemen's Insurance Co. — im Frankhn Insurance Co.. oo National Upton Insuraie’ Co. 184 10% Arlington Insurance Co, 2 ad Columbia, Lasurance Co... 104 Germun-Ameriean Ins 30> — Potomac LnSUrANCe COveeneneernmme AZ Riggs Insurance Co.. Se Oe ‘Misceltancous, ‘Board Public Works.Green 8s. 9887 ‘Masonic Hall Bonds, necro — Washington Market Gompany Stock. 19% —— Inland Seacoast Company Stock. 17 Washington Brick, Machine Co, 110 Bank of Washington. ad Bank of Washington... 3% — National M ited, Bani 140, — Farmers & Mechanics’ Nat B'k,Geot'n.150 Citizens’ National Bank... “107 as Central National BADKovvwrenennvons —— 175 Great Falls ee Company cence nmcnnenne NOS —— Heal Bxtate ‘Tile Insurance Company 99% 101% Penusylvania Telephone Company... 48 peakeand Poomac 0... OT U8 Blectric Ligut Company... *Exdividend. 2 Sates, ‘to Liverpool plone Ins grain, ‘bushels: rye, 5 8 a 5 | 4 & z i ” re} lambia sold for taxes at_the 1885. The report embraces improvements. Sipe and others call attention to the bad condition of B street, between New Jersey ave- ue and 24 siseet, fallef holes, worn by much vel In reply to.an inquiry of William Cox, corner Now Jersey avenue and Franklin strech as vo ether be can pave the parking spsce in tron Of his place of business, the. Commissioners in- form him that there is'no nto extend- ing the brick pavement over the parking Elects noes Gergen nome you mits be assumed by the applicant, 8. PURVIS’ COMPLAINT. Dr. C. B. Purvis, of the Freedmen's hospital, having complained of certain liquor saloons thatsell to Ttallan laborers in the vicinity of the in plains that the Italians board in the building officer detailed to mi Where the saloons are, and there seems to be no Holation of law there, but the officers have in- structions it anatsmie unnecessary BUILDING PERMITS sre eget, ates Se nanan Iwellings on Biadensburg road; $2,800. Mrs. W. 5. ‘Olive, erect a two- story and cellar dwelling, 8th, potween F and G streets southwest; $2,000." FW. N. Horse rota repair brick, 1333 7th street northwest; F580.” L. BM. Rico; erect a three-story and oel- lar dwelling, Maine avenue, between 4% and Sth streets Southwest: $4,000. John A. Clark, erect a two-story dwelling jen's alle; 7600. Henry Kilnge, erect a two-«tory dwell ing and store, R, between Oth and 10th streets northwest; $3,2 Georne W. W. Bannelle, erect a blacksmith 61 », 407 1: street north- west; $600. John A. Ct brick dwell- ings, Biagden’s alley; $1,000. L. B. Parker, re- pair tramedwelling, ‘726 24th street northwest 8, Robinson, repair 5U:$125. Mra, Maria A. Neuhaus, erect two two story and basement dwellings, E, between 20th | snd, ais streets porchwen, $4100, Jota Becht, erect a two-story and cellar dwelling, $8, between 10th and 11th streets north 5 $2,400. AA ‘H. Ciagett, erect a dwelling an slore, street and Benning's road, “fLong Meadows,” $2,700, John F. an, erect four twostory and ‘cellar ‘dwellings, Schoo! street; $5.000, W. A. Ste erect ‘thirteen two-story dwellings, 6th and roy £7 000, £; Brennon, erect atwostory dwell bet. 19th and 20th streets northwest; L. M. Cornwell, repair brick, 1001 Maryland avenue southwest; $1,000, ‘Mrs. A. Smoot, re- air brick, rear of 1209 K street ppt | 300. S.C. Busey, repair brick, 901 16th street northwest; $1,500. W. A. Henderson, erect four two-story and cellar dwellings, 4th'and @ streets southeast; $6,500. S. I. Young, erect a two story dwelling, Bruceavenue; $200, Henry Lehman, erect a two-story dwel ‘Henden Hall county; $450. niga: Alexandria Afiairs. Reported for Tar EVENrNe Stan. Poutricat.—Hon. Lewis McKenzie issued to- day a circular eddressed “To the colored repub- lican voters,” in which he says: “I made no promise to Gen. Mahone or general anybody else to deliver the vote of this city at the ap- Proaching election, * * * Gen. Mahone sent me $300 to pay expenses, for which I am ac countable, and which will 0d.” THE ReForM CLUB.—The Alexandria Reform club gathered last night the largest assemblage which bas attended tts meetings fora long time. rH. M. Foltz presided, and addresses were livered by Revs. L. H. Pearce, W. H. Boyle and others, Between one and two hundred dollars were raised and the affairs ot the club placed on a footing good for the work of many months, tion court has City “Covrt.—The corporat closed its September term, Most of the time of the court has been engaged in reducing the state assessments on real estate here. ‘The last work of the court was to grant administration on the estate of Dennis Griffin to City Treasurer Harlow, to authorize the settlement of the Hone estate. and of the case va, Croak during vacation. Norés.—1ue county court, Judge Sangster, ‘So far re been will renew its October term to-morrow. alll the cases brought before the eourt continued.—A bert D. Lyles and Henry Willis were carried to the Richmond penitentiary yesterday by Deputy Sargeant B, ESmith Landon Jackson has bonght for $500 of J, Hallet a frame dwelling, on the north side of Cameron street, between Patrick and Henry. The lot is 35 by 140 feet, so that the rate pai including the dwelling, is only about ten cents per foot.——The electoral board has appointed Arthur J, Dixon register of the third ward of thiselty, vice Mr. J. W. Halt, resigned. The recent registration has added 200 white and 103 colored voters to the poll lists of the four wards in the city.—It was announced at the Salvation army meetii jt that trom sixty to eighty conversions taken place here since the occupation of this city by the army.—The $250 prize won by the Alexan- dria Light Infantry at Lynchburg, has been turned into the treasury of the company.— Capt, Poehlitze, of the schooner W. H. May, at the wharves here, hes been missing since the 12th of October. —__»—___ Ward's Trial Began. JAMES D, FISH GIVES TESTIMONY AGAINST THE PRISONER, The jury having been completed, the trial of Ferdinand Ward was begun in New York yee terday. The district attorney said Ward, on May 5, 1884, presented a check for $71,800 to the Marine bank for certification, giving an un- certified check therefor for $75,000 on the First National bank. Ward recelved the money upon his check from the Marine bank. The $.5,000, check was not honored by the First National bank, and Ward was guilty of grand larceny by procuring $71,000 on It from the Marine ban! The Jury must remember that ‘Ward was not on trial for ruining Gen. Grant and sending bim broken-hearted to the grave, or for sending ‘\o state prison for ten years a gen- tleman highly connected in banking circles, but was merely on trial forgrand larceny. Jas, D, Fish was the first witness called. As he took his seat he leaned over in his chair and glared savagely at Ward, who lowered his eyes. Ward's counsel moved that the jury be dis- missed on account of the statement of the dis- trict attorney regarding Gen. Grant and Mr, Fish, The motion was denied. Mr. Fish began his testimony by saying: “1 aim sixty-elx years old, a convict at Auburn state prison, to which Iwas sentenced for ten years at hard labor.” He then detailed the transactions regarding Fioaph Foaed check, and continued: “I saw Wi on May’5, about 9 o'clock. He camé in on that morning ‘before business hours and asked for the withdrawal of a.certified $8,000 check be- cause an $81,000, against which the former sum was drawn, had been withdrawn, Mr. John H. Carr, the receiving-teller, was present and I instructed him to withdraw the check. When ‘the exchanges came in I found the $81,000 check which Ward said was drawn was presented aud paid by the bank. 1 rang Ward up and told hin. He said it was strange, but it would be all right; he was too busy to come andsee me then.” Benjamin Fish, brother of James D. Fish, paying-teller of the Marine bank, corroborated the latter's statements, The trial will be continued to-day. ————o Mr. Carlisle om Silver. HETHINES THE KENTUCKY DELEGATION MAY OPPOSE THE REPEAL OF THE BLAND ACT. A telegram to the New York Herald from Cincinnati, Ohio, October 26th, says: John G. Carlisle was seen at his residence in Covington to-night, and while desirous of obliging the Herald, did not feel that he could at this time properly express his views publicly on the sil- Sey felt that he could be of more use both to country and to his party in the treatment rt ag! t an important AH ral i ls aif FH] A 4 # the named. In visited Une dive ks ‘a8 a proper to Telated the same story and made ‘osition to the latter, tt was decided ‘When she had val uarters, next i Hi ial the case known at ty i They all advised the greatest secresy. interviews were had between these men and ‘the woman, at which several detectives were present, bai unseen. Alone of the interviews the woman produced two letters {rom the father-in-law, who figures in the case, but be- fore she showed them she took the precaution to cut off the re in each. In one of these letters he said he would arrive in Boston the following Tharsday or Friduy, a week ago last Thursday or Friday. Ho did’ not arrive until ‘Saturday morning. The womau then bad an interview with the man who had consented to commit the crime. She gave him $50, aad told him to go to clerk of the Revere house and ask for a He was to roceipt for itin ix owa name, this package be would find $1,000—16n ‘one hundred dollar billa, He did so.” This in- lerview wasoverheard by two and they followed the man to: where be was seen to the ‘tbe money and then ee nego night —E ‘went to Balti. lore and was acoompant ny two police in~ spectors, He saw the man who wanted crime committed and the woman whom he sired to have murdered. He returned to Roe ton Friday morning, and had with the and Baltimore last evening for the pinitrt aflernovn 5 j Ang his part of the contract, view with ber Saturday Saturday evening. She went tos h office to send & more, wrote a and Banded it to the: receiver. Chiet” Inap Hanscom stood beside her and wrote a dispatch. also, which he handed to the redelver. That ispatch, scene was the Lmmediate arrest of ber Indyahip and & ride in a hack to police juarters, ‘When confronted with the detectives, the dive-keeper and the would-be-murderer whom he had recommended, abe broke down, It ix claimed, and oo ond seid thes eho bed wice personally attempted to polson the young wife and bad very succeeded in Killi Dorboth times, of more, together wit several pollee lunpectors, ore, wer Toft this city tor that place and ere now in eom: sultation with officers iu that city, Why Mr. Taber Wants = Divorce. 5 the Taber divorce sult in Boston, and 200 persons were denied admission, Lestified: In January, 1684,1 went home o'clock ope afternoon, The curtain within three or four inches, and I Mrs. Taber sitting in Mr. Downs’ lap, their heads together, and I ry were kissing. When'I went in I Downs there, Mra. was i i 5 i Hf Es sf EE 5 back room. “Mr. Downsdid ten minutes. There was a time ‘when I church in, i +] I f Ui ce thi ™ split in thy cane, Lstood s mirror over ‘the mle study, con! Mig my wiiele: inndelity a went quietly. 1 said notuing to either. ‘them. 1 HH oti en to Mr. Downs since, and did not; Bim cordially the next day. “i tell muck fare but | was not angry. I ‘only the best i for him, and so expressed myself in m; resignation 10"the church. 1 tried of uct like a Christian, I never went to any of the officers of the church about the matter. I know ‘Bapust chur Tel © —_—$_—— Mr. Roosevelt im at the Death. BE RIDES TWO MILES WITH A BROKEN ARM IX PURSUIT OF A FOX. The New York Times ot to-day says: A party of about 40 riders left Sagamore Hiil, Oyster Bay, at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon in pursuit to be hunted over on either side of the AUantic, Mr. Roosevelt rode his horse @ powerful thoroughbred, which, with disteny ‘bostrila, led the cavafeade ‘about ‘one-third of the dis. the hunt upprossed 2 one wall ‘about 8 feet high, Frank besitated. Mr. Roosevelt drove his ito the alr, His lame leg him, how: Uae: cbling teacher over aemmall pale of x ‘Mr. Roosevelt sprang to his feetand the snimal as it arose. Dasbing ahead the tack: ‘soon regained the bounds, at be felt that something was wrong with bis left arm. ‘Two miles further on the 1ox was E fs LG Hi i i Hl Hi fe i fi fl i |