Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1885, Page 3

) (2645 190h m. w., Ping place in my hands newly Furnished, | Ba20 Nee nc Ee most eligibiy loewied Dwelllug House, of 11 rooms och can be had at reasonabie rental ‘for the session 2031 oF or longer period. J. B, WIMER, 1424 N. Y. ave. it a = = 1008 FOR BEST ary vex ave, ean bewly painted and red: 116K Fard: 809 per month. (427. verte gaa, L4i¥ B80 ake wat the con. | 2408 Pa. ar. nwl2r..43, Fenton Pisce, SERS Ny $85 per month. “THOS E. WAGGA- | 303 M st nw, 124-80) BED ZU atm Nor Fe nw a3 doe Wash si. GF 25||1 Wilsow, 47% Fu ¥ MONTH OR OFFICES. STORES&DWELLINGS. fully located House, of 12 rooms, on Pini aayalce ave. wear Dupont circte. “Appiy at J 232 Mass.av.n.w,.6réS.45 1541 New Hampshire ave. now. 800 KLav. ow. 7r@S.35 mord duly | = gente sheer feat a eh of; 5 equare i phy EE 2, Qnethirg the residue in two Ekg interest at sit otha, with, er cent per annem until pal and Secured by a deed of ‘rust gh Waitara Foquired at tine Ofsaiee CRONGE HOLMES, naldéds ‘Surviving ‘Trustee. —_—_—___ ET | BE3 ay at. B00 Ind. @¥., ROPE.....50 FFU REST DESIRABLE NTNE-ROOM BRICK, | “Several office roma * | 1020 sth st. nw., good repair: $50. Brick, 150d | Basement 331 4% st......15 ~ Egg Piece, seven fooms. coed repair, $27, ‘hrlee, 1030 H, WARNER. 016 F st.n.w. w. ten rooms, newly Dae , i =a B17 duh stave, seven rooms; 940. “ALBERT ¥. FOX: | TOR RESTS x {0 ROOM FRAME HOUS ib Bw. 7 oe Pasa Dy aay ad Te 1220 24th, OF. water, 20 | 1804 Corcoran 9rs....36: 1806 Corcoran st., 616.30 1689 Valley at.. 7r...16.60 932 25th “15.50 830 234s, Rent only $9 each. GStis P: SHOLMAKER, ast 920 F st nw. FU BENT, NICE CORNER DWELLING WITH ble for grocery of most any Dissivess, Ou Capitol Hill, balfsquare from Penneyivania ave. Se. Inquire 423 11th st. nw. $16 pet month in ad- Vanes, as-3t* —RENT-LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR: wishe! House; three rooms en suite on first floor; ee: sponges Seat icnexpoure strict ‘ally. aad bate R RENT-NICE @ROOM HOUSES ON stiw., Water acd water closets: $12 per THOS E WAGUAMAN, Ok RENT—HANDSOME 7 ROOM HOUSE. 1814 WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n.' Tith st nw. Inquire at 1245 7th st. nw. AZO NOR RENT. ANTLY FURNISHED Howse, DAW. 14 rooms; recently thor doghly reditted. Apply 1134 21th st. p.w. deat FURNISHED HOU LEGAN ‘LL r. 3 1812 13th at. o.w. Sr. Connecticut ave, near K st., 13 rooms; all_ mod oh nw, 18 coke 14 aOR cee Saye. las parking, G200 per, Eeeeth, or 42-600 Der FURNISHED HOUSES. Vorse 1420 F st nw. | 1310 19th nw., 10r...8150 1409 Mass. ave,.13r..$300 see 2714 N st.n.w. Lr. .-225 1765 P st.n.w., 125 SOR _RENT— PE at ae 1606 20th st.n.w.......... 1606 39th st. n.w., 12 rooms... 937 K st.n.w.,10r.. A 2209 20th st. n.w., 9 rooms.......... SEsste st.w.151 1343. iia x (OK RENT—FURNISHED-16-8 HOUSE, 1 ee! Fettraity: locaseds e ig, furniened, win be | 1333 Mato. Gr. Tented to responsible and careful tenant for $125 per | Tg Howth” Aimy Seroom house thorgugmy Aermicten, | TU With stable, situated on 9th st n.w., berween Mand N | 2255 month. "Also unfurnished houses tn alt | 2628, dor For permit to inspect cail at office AS. | 1335 Ve ave.n.w.68....100|2208 14th ai. n.w, St, corner @thand K sts. ow. d23t JOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES, DESIRA™ 1108 F st. n. Fr... 150) 1012 14thst.n.w,16r...300 1814 Jefferson PI., 9r_150 biy located, from $1U0 to $800 month. ‘The above houses can be examined ‘it from Tene ROrnERrORD, | ourymccony ” THOMAS FISHER aoe 1226 F st. nw. nas 13 F street northwest. OR RENT-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE "aR fnished Houses in oar hands ta reerion inecer | [VOR NENT. HANDSOMELY PURNIGHED, 1140 D. G. EROCTOR & S08 Possession given at once. Apply at the housé no2I-1m azae 1226 F st. n. = Sm JOOR RENT. aa Beet WOR RENT_A NEW AND COMPLETELY FUR- 513 4 :: | Bn jouse: us, table ware, éliver, &c.; 1828 Hoe wr, Renee pa eee Ties eect | eleven roomer ‘within half block Dupont Circle; Fea: 630 6 st. se, 14 rooms, all imps., $63 mo. sonable rent.” Also, several unfurnished Houses, near 951 Q st. n.wW., 5 rooms, over sore, $30 mo. Dupont Circle Apply CHAS. EARLY, 603 14th st. S24 11th si. we, 7 rooms, all impe, 830 mo. ae Cee Lous 6th n.w., 6 rooms, all imps. $30 mo. OR RENT—1013 15ra ST. N.W., NEAR THE 625 TS — fron 6 a all Sings, $20 a yD, the eae ee eat cs has been Stat. btw, two-story briak, -$20 mo. | occupied by Seustor Harrison tor ree years. Gxt <¢.. Grooms and bath, al imps. $16mo. | Apply to W. 0. DENISON, 23 Fat hw nie lm 12 10th st. Se, water and gas, $16 mo, 10 mo. ‘Road, near EDT @ RADLEY, room. mo. Pst FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS THIS EVENING. Ww 4ttsr B. WILLIAMS @ CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE PAINTINGS By Eminent fh and American Artists, Now on Free sixhibition, from @ a.m. unt! 10 p.m., At our Art Salesroom, oot 10th and Penn. ave. iT PUBLIC BALE, TO BE SOLD A’ AL) TUESDAY, WED} ¥ ID THURSDAY, DECEM} Then BAND THIRD, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. CAND AT RIGHT O'CLOCK P. M. Artists represented tn this males, Quinton, Paris. Haire Kew York. Volk! {uBich, hd macy of equal emi many others Inence. 4 portion of this coliection is Trott a celebrated Col lector of paint! ‘the » Ieper Heans QRRCatse cat ead pithout regervs. x ngeét WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts. ‘TO-MORROW. TP UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, CONSIGNMENT FROM PEAStA BY KALANS- YAN & 00, Peremptory Bale of ORIENTAL RUGS, LARGE CARPETS, POR- ‘TIERES, SADDLE BAGS AND KILIMB, Azo, TURKISH TABLE COVERS, BULGARIAN DOY- LEYS, ANTIQUE TIDIES, DAMASCUS an YELLOW SILKS, &0. re ¢ catalogue embraces a very nt Sutiane Khorasan Hall Ru ate scorer Se Dagistan ocr, atria sane gag, Soe ‘Some of the makes are entirely new in this market. Sales THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH, at ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE P.M, Exhibition on PUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, December 1st and 24, DUNCANSON BROS, n30-5t 9th and D streets. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fok SALE CONTENTS OF A LARGE, OLD-Es. tablished and first-class Boating House; not sold on account of falling health. or that ILdoes not pay, but owner wishes to engage Ih other business, House thus about ciety Foonid ‘and is Wnquedtionably one of the best arranged for the business ih the city.” Can be Fented cheap. fas at present. between thirty and forty boarders, ‘To ‘an experienced party havin 000 cash to invest thie is Feally & barguln. A CASH, Star office, ith ithout land, Cabii ee ers with or without land, near Cabin John » In Ek, HED. Py Hi, bet. Sth & 9th 2. w.950 ath, bet. M& N n.w..100 | Cor. wth & Un. w., 8rs.40 Gin si. extended, 16ra_.90 | 410 6th ae, firs. V416 Q st. bw. 12 re 85, we TYLER & RUTHERFORD, : 226 F is 6 Iowa Circle $138.53) 2 1025 Conn.av x quire of F.A, FOWL d3-Lw* {OR SALE—A COMPLETE BF! establishment, with or without ‘nd Hors 12 o'eloe) 207 Ast. ne. livery Wagons yetween aud o5-218 ICE, SECOND-HAND, Rockaways and nice 'T 21 G stn. w. " daeLw SOUND HORSE, PROMPT, stylish driver, suitable for business or family use. iy Coupe tour Cou Cart, at'S.J. MEEK JOR SALE-YOUN ~<60) 1601 16th si. (stable)2 2 . z St TO ABTA Pat, Benen cid | Hoe $150. Inquire Roun 6, IY Eat dea 70S 16th, oifice rooma__501) HANDSOME BLOODED Bay FURNISHED. Kingle oF 3.1. ave..n'r Conn SEK. 15th st.. n't BLT. ave.$150 14th 333. “ESO || Vi ave.. u'r Lowa. O! 19th, cor. F st. ROAN HORSE, SEVEN ¥! Old, sound and gentle: will work anywhere, or single. Can be seen at 10th and Ista 8.e. JOR SALE—A RESTAURANT, VERY LOW FOR Aicante 8 good business st E , nw. VOR SALE—THRI NE COUPES, handsome Brougham and team, one fine I dean, ten fine horses from Virginia DOWNEY Stables, 1620 1 s§ nw. Coun. ave. 25 Jsth st, bet. Fand K-200 Ist. bet 20ch and 2ist-123 ir N st Conn. ave., near N st.200 (Graitt Place. AS. bel 12th and 13th200 De & BROWN, 4437 Penn.ave n.w. iSHED—THREESTORY- ing, twelve rooms and bath oR RENT—UNFURN aud-eellar Brick OR SALE-THE STOCK, GOODWILL AND ‘fixtures of a Fancy” and Dry Goods ‘Store, ostab- Hahed over sizicen Yenes, and doing’ & good busines party buying can occupy the store st » moderate rents Pause ofaale, it healthy” Callas 920 28th aiecet| " west. iste est. QE, GALE ST0ck AND FIXTURES OF A Hauiirtclags grocery and provision store: old estab- ished stand: satistactory zeasons made known to pur- Eectger prince ae aa $s 1 000: WILL BUY STOCK AND FIX- D tures of # first-class Drug Store doing ry business. For particulars inquire at store cor- ner 22th and Q sts. n.w., or 404 Oth st. nw, n24-e0,20 "PPHE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE Company have a large and choice line of im- Droved and unimproved property for sale, offering Fare chances for investment. Parties desiring to pur: chase or having land for sale in the north or north- fesisection of the city will find It to thelr advantage to do $0 through this company. which gives its whol attention and energy to the development of that part of the city. ‘This company has. seventy thousand feet in one tract on New Hampshire ave, at a bargain for investment. ‘Also, 200,000 acres of Improved farm laniis in Vir- sinia for sale or ex changs. W. TYRER, Age 023-6m 510 Ft nav. ‘OR SALE—THE BEST CORNER ON 14TH ST. room: all modern improvements: 1416 Q st. ‘OR SALE—ROBES, STORM COVERS; Bl A splendid business stand. Lot 26 ft 6 in.by 120, 2 TYLER @ RUTHERFORD, kets Best Hubber Covers. $4 and $4.50. improved by a good and tubstantial Brick ‘ullding, _ die 1226 F st. hw. regains eft in Lap Robes at containing ® rooms, besides « fine largestore, @ tw ———*—_~ | Fancy Fur Sleigh Robes at $6, 3% story brick stable in rear;all in good order and repair; Per Mo. | Blankets $1.20, $1.50 t. wili take other good property In part pay. St $50, 21 D st. &.e. mit. 9r.$40.53 | 25¢. English Hridies $1. HUrTY & DYER, ~83o! Gad Sta aver aw. ir. 30 | Horse Brushes, 0c. BE Feat Estate, Loans. Insurance: Notary Public, 40 Oss Cae Rusa em is una.avenie, | _n31-10t TSth and Fests nw 3S SSI Cat. ac. Br. Fee SES WHEE, BUY A SQUARE 617,619, Bradbury Piano. Nice instrument for = public hall, a Sunday-school room or a parlor. Addrex Hox 137, Star office. /a23t OR SALE-VERY CHEAP-A GOOD SEAL- skin Sack, trimmed with wide band of sea otter, also, 8 Gentleman's Overcoat, nearly new, in perfect order. Call at 418 6th st, azz Por sae— Sacrificed sale ofa fine nearly new Knabe Square n, ih handsome Rosewood Caac, Carved teas aud full seale, beautiful, rich tone, one of the Wm. nabe & Co.'s best insiramentn; cost $550; can be Bought at once for only $225. casb, Including cover and stool. Owner, ex-Cierk, must ‘sell. Has beck $2'717 Sth st. ne. Or. 1544 OFFICES, Per May $30) G18 Fst. £ Bae ¥.15.32.50) 618 F st. r. J PA dong pS isouly as of full ist call at office for bull the Istand 15th. 0 RENT—FOUR NEW HOUSES ON WEST side of 3d st. n. @., between C st. and Massachusetts ‘$16.30 a month. on my , Ineued on {dl} BHOS. E WAGGAMAN. nav-Ln | Diceiy cared for. Guarantee of five years given. Aso, one beautiful Upright Grand Piano, at = bargain on payments of $10 per month. At the PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 9th st SALE—TWO PAIR HEAVY WORK ‘Horses aud one pair young Mules: also, one: URNISHED HOUSES— 1 have several beautifully furnished houses, well nd convenient to ihe departments, street Ss =; Yo Several unfurnished houses. ‘which E ‘will rest YW members of Congress or other distin guished parties fur the session at reasonable rates; also, some of the bandsomest az OR ng ‘uy, Prices very reasonable. Address Percheron Stallion, two years old, weighing 1-200 pounds CHITTENDEN 6B alate ‘J HAVE A CLIENT WHO DESIRES TO INVEST fifty thousand dollars in Real Fstate, Parties having bargains to sell for spot cash call on JAMES E. WAUGH, n7-1m 93% F street nv. o). HERTFORD, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, IN g.mirmnce, 1428 N.Y. ave. Money loaned on real estate and Gther security. Real Estate t Henle collected, iimurance in Asstclass ‘com sold. ‘first-class com- panies. ocx4-3mt PAPRBE FYFE WETTING. cpvick tava pce ten OSEDALE, BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND EARY TERMS, Thavesubdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building AUCTION SALES. ‘BENSINGER, Auctioneer, 8. wees 811 7th street northwest. ee ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Auctioneers. INE HANDMADE DOUBLEAND HAR- RES TRUNKS, SATCHELS. PINE, GNGnise FRE SPAR ern CHRISTMAS NOVELTTE CANES, uM 5 AND OTHER GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN “A PIRSE-CLASS BSTABLISH- MENT. Wh ‘SHALL SELL ON MONDAY, “PAST SEVEN OG . M., AND CONTINUE BACT EVENING AT THE SAME HOUR UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK 15 DIS- HOUR Mictiad hy, GHG BeaneD oP. SHRINE: .. Na. 608 FIFTEEN le SORE C YH STREET, OPPOSITE THE U. Special attention called to the those in search of ‘Holiday Goods as the: eiock must be clowed o¥t, on Recount 0} eet business 3-58 WALTER WI LLIAMS & CO., Aucta rpuomas: DOWLING, Auctioneer. *NONGING TOR MARU N eB LOO H; ATTEN AM. AN OF PROMINENCE, AT iN OBESURNAY,, (BECHARA FAPT., at, PRN sylvania avenue, aaeae is es .CING: ELEGANT BUHL G: ETS, UIN: BRONZES, MARQUSERY Panreen ytd CABINETS, GILT SCI . AND PEDESTALS SUPERB LAMPS, ARTICLES OF VERTU, RARE PLECES OF CHINA, CHAM Us INGRA) AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE. i CIs) 4 CHOICE LOT OF OFFICE FURNITURE. Also, for Other Parties, SEVERAL PIANOS, MIR AND Gi L ‘WOUSBHOLD FURNITURE Also, at 12 O'CLOCK, area CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, &o. 7 PHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON NINTH STREET NORDMEART, BETWEEN HAND I STREETS, By, Niriue of three deeds of trust, recorded, re- ‘spectively, in Liber 1092, folio 68, et seq.; Liber 1092, folld 72, et seq., and Liber 1093, folio 75, JES id records of the District of Coluinbia, et seq., of the and by request of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at oe, lic auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1886, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., lots 22,93 and 24, in Lanck- ton’s subdivision of square 983, each lov being in- proved by a two-story brick house. ‘Terms: Ove-third ‘cash: the residue in three equal payments, at six, twelve und cighteen months, with notes bearing interest at six per cent Per en mm until ‘paid, and secured by deed of trust on the property .sold. A deposit of $100 on each lot will be required ‘at time of sale, and all conveyancing and recording Will be at purchaser's cost ifterms are not come plied with in teu days from sale, property will be re- Sold at risk and coet cf detualtiny purchaser agiot__‘ REDFERD W. WALKER, } Trustees, oe DOWLING, Auctioneer. TWO CHESTNUT SORREL HORS! ABOUT 15 HANDS, BELONGING TO THE LATE R. T. MERRICK, AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms, I shall sell the above pur of fine Horses, a2-3t puIOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF SILVER WATCH AND STOCKS. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding g special term for OF phan's Court business, passed’ November 11, 1885, in he matter of the estate of Samuel M. Barker, de- used, and by direction of the administrator of bald deceastd, I will sell, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1885, AT ONE O'CLOCK F. M., at publle Auction, at my ‘auction rooms, southweet corner 11th street ahd Pennsylvania avemie 1 silver Wateh, Waltham movement, 10 shares of the stock of the Duluth Bullding and Loan Assopiation, of D inn. 15% shares of te stock of the National Typographic Company of the District of Columbia, Further particulars at time of sale. a2-st RIGHT BRICK NINE LOTS, EM No_ #45, BOUNDED Lx Ky FIRST AND HALF STREE! SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTIO: On TUESDAY ‘AFTERNOON. DECEMBER EIGHTH, commencing at FOUL O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises, all of Lots 1'to 29 inclusive, comprising all of squaré 0: {except the southwest 40 feet front on ist street west, by depth of 123 fect on south I€ sireet betne parts of lots 10, 11, 12, 18nd 14.) Lots 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 are improved by eight br ings, All of Lots 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8,0,purts of10,11, 12, 18 and 14. a of 15, 16,17. 18, 19, 20, 21 24, 25, 26,27, 28 and Lot 2) are unimproved und make fine Diitiding lots. ‘This square of ground is well situ: ated, being on grade and about the only square in this neighborhood that is at present available fer building pur poses. ‘Lerms; One-third cash; balance one and two years, nots (0 bear six per cent ihteres:, puyable semi: annually, or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit Of $100 on each house, and $50 ou, each tot will be re quia! at time of sale. Conveyancing, @e., at pur aser’s cost. ‘Terms tobe complied with In fendays, otlierwise re‘ale at risk and cost ofdelaulting purcha: sear, aiter five days publicnotice of such restleln some newspaper published in Washington, D. aa DUNCANSO. PLENDID CORNER BUILDIN OF FIETHAND F SERELTS N AUCTION: ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEE gs » Aucts, 3 LOT, CORNER jORTHEAST, AT FIRST, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we: will self, in frontof the premises, LOT 8, IN SQUANE 835, fronting 80 feet on 5th street aud 52 6-12 feet on F sireet, and can readily be subdivided into smaller Lote, 20 feet front, at z s lot. eet hg feet iomee rie ome, ee iambia railway” 15th And sts me Platat my office, 819 Market ocb-2m fatto Share W. H. CLAGETT. FOR SALE—LOTS. {OR RENT —ONE THREESTORY BRIC! House, 622, 9 rooms: rent $35. Oue two-story House, 6 rooms; $30; with ail mod. improve ent: newly painted and fresco painted: on Jud at., Detween G u.w..4 squares irom War and Navy departments. The herdics run up tothe house. In- quire 40S 7th st. nw. 2 FOR RENT IN ANAgoSTIA— FOR SALE FAMILY OR LADY'S HORSE, Phaeton and new Harness, at a bargain. Also, &. Maltese Cat Inquire at 109 2d st. me.,orat Me- LAUGHLIN'S Stabies, near b3 ai-3t* OK SALE-THE HANDSOMEST PONY IN Wasbinaton. Good size, dark bay, 5 years old. Sound,” gentle anda pretty as 2° picture: Sas 1 seven (2) room House: $15. Deen! driven by alady-dutin the past. Sommer, who room House: 312° Row has no further we for her Can be secu at THOMPSON & McCAULLY'S Livery Stable, _n232w* __ O st, between Oth and 10th sts, OR SALE—BY A LADY Goi OUTH AN imported ‘Seal Plush Ulster, with light beaver trimmings, and Bonnet to match. The Ulster is 40 inches bust measure and 54 inches long. ‘The whole sult will be sold for $75. ‘Some el Dresses also heap. Address FLONIDA, star o nest NOR S*LE-SIX GOOD WORKING HORSES must be sold-all guaranteed all right Call at JOHN: WHITES «t HA GRISWOLD, ‘Anacostia, D. {Ok RENT_THE WHOLE OR ANY PART OF Sry desirable and thoroughly Furnished House, wsble for a Member of Congress or other PIEV ATE family. Apply at 23 Grant Place p. Ww. D2¥-s,tu,th2w= 00k RENT_PURNISHED—A VERY COMFORT- able three-story Brick Dwelling; on Net, pear 13th st nw. thirteen rooms, laundry and cellar, furnace, om, lease ‘of one of Sod all mod. imps. “Heut $150.00 feogcarsat slab perme: PYEEN & RUTHERIORE, ee a ere ee OR RENT—FIVE NEW BRICK HOUSES, SIX NESS.—All in t _ F suianen MageoeaenEn ooo pe NESS—All wanting Beautiful Imported Leather Novelties for Christmas call on us. Also, Trunks, Har- we x hess, Satchels, Fine Double und Slagle Harness, 3 $18 per month. Owner at 518 Oth street — —____noz#Im _| jforse Blankets, Robes und Saddles, dc., dc. at cost. 201 Ex 5 FiUsodera tye’ 12 Atoomee ler odes J. P. SHRINER & CO, & 20 i a:ley: south front; near { st n28-2w GOO 15th st., opposite U.S. Treasury. ie Taber we rms rent, $4." Apply w owner, | oR SALE —FRESH, CLEAN AND DRY PICKED a72-1m* TOK REYT 105 PARK PLACE, between Band C sts n.e. (Capitol Hill), two-st Frame, six rooms, perfect order, modera mp: ent; rent. $13 ‘per month. MAN, 10ch sud F sts nw. 20K RENT-SEVERAL NEW TWOSTURY Bed Feathers,only 15 cents a pound. All orders gent by anal proniptly attendedto, ‘A. SIZ € BRO, Gils Hf st. net nls Bw: {OR SALE $250 CABINET GRAND UPRIGHT Bradbury Piano, nearly new. $185 “uit of Parlor Furniture for $96. "Two Organs at less than half price ou small payments. ‘These goods are sold to cover Dwellings near the Government Printing office. EXCHANGE Lam fates to good tenanta, EA. MCINTIRE. ‘noz1-3mn, naz {OR SALE—CHICKERING UPRIGHT, 7% OCT. extra fine case, repeating action and finely Sn, ished, $210, cost $750. HUGO WORCH & CU, 925 Teh st rent, _ n2i-dw: JOR SALI A very desirable and valuable single Horse brown; sufe for a lady: very strong. kind and some. "RA. PHILLIPS, 1426 N.Y. {OR RENT-THE LARGE, dark hhand- mh RNISHED HOUSE y is. inone of the choicest locailties of the West nd; fronts south, wide parking, and every way ——— aud ever JORSALE—AT MY BILLIAIW ROOMSON THE Dormont “Appiy to EN Of means: reat $845 | P’orthwest corner Sih and C stu ww. the Brune 25 tit FRO S. PRESCOTT, 1416 Fst. nw. Wick Balke Collender Co, celebrated Billiard and Poul Tabies with the world renown monarch quick cushion, with catalogues of all the latest designs of bar fixtures. Also several second-hand Bilinrd and Pool Tables. ‘Billiacd and Pool supplies of all kinds for sale ut fac- COR RENT-FRAMI, DWELLINGS, 6 ROOMS, SH Also Dwelling aud Store. $10, on the Bladens. bang road. just north of terminus of (Hi street cars SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fst n24-lm_ | tory prices Altering, Ke; and Covering Tables <i aeeeee BEN COOLEY, JOR RENT: Wola FURNISHED HOUSES ee es IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION, LE-DAMAGED GUNS—A SLIGHTLY FOR THE SEASON OR BY THE YEAR JV. N. HUYCE, Poca tny 1505 Pennsyivania ave. {OR RENT— HANDSOME PROPERTY ON Georgetown Heughts—House 1671 $1st street, con- Shop-sorn Breeeh-load ng Gun, witt Pistol Grip, Patent Forend, Rebounding Locks and. Rubber Butt Plate at a bargain for $20. OMEARA'S, “1847 vee 363m Feansylvan Y0c. ROYAL GLUE. —MENDS Pies. Gukery, Furniture, Oruaments, Metals and everything ele as Solid as Rock! No Heating! No preparutio Appiy to ‘Uuning twelve roous, with all modern improvements ‘Always Ready! Always ie 300 8 month. Apply to JAMES L DAVIS 1215 | Drass, urocers, We * im sts aieiin Fok, PALE; BIRDS — IMPORTED CANARY Birds; fine singers; very cheap. Bird Food and Gages tor sale at the bifd store, 1133 7th st. n.w. a Bae AMEE eet Fike 0k, RIAL, GAS REFLECTING oves: have the appearance of open fires Ul heat bath rooms or hall bed-roomsat i Be nour; rooms in tion: from $4 up. im Fk, REND ECRNISHED_2000 Gs: 14 oom bouse very handsomely furnished: sliver nd tabie ware in ‘abundance; rooms alllarge and convenient: can get possession a soon as desired. A. P.HILL @ CO. 135 Pst. ao-im JOR RENT—HOUSER. Furnished, 19th st, near Dupont circle; $250 per @. CAMP! ms 517 10th st. n.w. Furnished: Qt scar tu’ $750 Per Month. WIRY DG ; = urnished, Qst., near J:ith: $1: mont > ae Furnialind, N st), near 13th; $200 per Month COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. mee TOSS 4 PUL CO} SEAT SIX 2 3 WN, BEAUTIFUL Co’ YY SEAT SIX MILES “. 2426 F st. ow. Asom Washing: ining 112 acres, all under _o14-3m __Real Es '& high state of cultivation. 11 hus every convenience “OR RENT_FURNEED= for easy and first-class farming, and the marketable @ Circle, L5r., elegantly furnished.........§250 1524 M st.. L2r., nicely fas 1 vee 235 WN st, betweea Lith ‘PankEe e FG —, 200 WNSEND, _ 820-12 Tals F stt {OR RENT—A HOUSE OF THIRTEEN ROOMS lbewly furnished aud complete in ail in appoint: iru ob Mamachunetty avers west of 13th stil be to aoesirabie venaa ‘vemion or longer dress Box 152, Star office. Pen, La ig by pr ag H ST. alein ADAMS & BEALL, 1420 Fat. POR RENT—UNFCRNISHED— products more than pay the expenses of the place. The mansion was recently designed by & well-known How ton architect, aud I first-class in all Its arrangements, Also two good Uwelling-houses for foreman and other hands. As suburban home t isa luxury, and heeds a nto be appreciated. ‘The owner parts pith oniy because business his removal to mle see ore. SE ERIS om, te politan oma Beatin D.C. om Branch, B. and 0. KR Post Office: ‘Box 383, Washington, D.C i SALE—A FIVEROOM HOUSE AND highest bidder miles fem this a three d for one in a 8 LOCKETT, taal Peta, Se Fo SALE—LOT NOR(HEAST CORNER 25TH and K ste nw, 24 feet front on K st. by 75 dee ‘Two'small Bricks on rear. Rent. $8 month eac! Fine Jocation for house and store. Price, ADAMS & BEA! Estate, Loans and Insurance. 1440 F st. POR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABL corners on 16th st. wide parking on both si 1.40. P. & TOWNSEND, nl4-Im 1418 F street, LE-110 FEET FRONT BY 100 FEET on 12th st., between Pennsylvania ave and Est. ily Improved: a splendid lot forahotel. A. B. building lots, ‘Terms: | Onethird cash; balance fn one and two years, notes to bear ‘six per cent interest, payable semi-annually, or all caeh,at option of purchaser. A deposit of 3100 required at time of sale, Convey ancing, ete., at purchaser's cost, DUNCANSON BROS, n2sadeds ‘Auctioneers, 49° THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until MONDAY, SEVENTH OF DECEMBER, 1886, at same hour and place. DUNCANSON BROS, azdéeds Auctioneers. IHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Aucts. TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, KNOWN AS “MARINIS sIALL,” E STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTIE STREETS NORTHWEST, By virtue of a deed ot trust, dated 6th August, A. 0. 1877, and recorded in Liber 858. folio 485, et seq., one of the land records for the District of, Columbia, we shall sell, on MONDAY APTERN 5 HOTELS. T9080 in WILL OPEN NOVEMBER 15, ‘This hous | provided with all modern convenlences, including ric Bells, Gas, Hot and Cold Water, Batns, &c. house js situated on the highest ground in the city, and commands extensive views of | Ge nur- rounding country and it Islands; its elevated ion Fen gets ye8S oes ere craliia Driving, ig a ‘onexee aisine and ser! vice unexceptiosable. ‘This delightful island is cn. Urely free from malaria, ‘WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor, ULLIVAN, Manager, oc26mé&th-3m_ Liaw Bano A PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It is manufacture @frum tabs qualities of rotieanicy eink wits tae ety ating and wholesome properties ofthe best Malt’ It ipa true tonic and delightful beverage. alike desir. able for invailds aad persons In healdh. Will be foaod ‘upg tial Yo be a pleasant and complete substitute ot ‘alcoholic drinks, most of which are too alimuluilng watt . erage." a motiers, cresiesan abundance ‘of mille” wise ft MS) “Ae Ae GS ACRE 0, xew ‘York, saya: “1 Bread isa refreshing, nourishing Tels paiataiis to the ante met ofeauy assnotion = DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, ST; LOUIS At wholesale by WM MUERLEIEER, git 918 OTH ST, WASHINGTON. QFFICE CAROLINA, OIL AND CREUSOTE ‘WiiuiweToN, Nov. 12, 1885. ‘To ree Prac: edged. ‘The Caroli; Oil and Creosote Com; lo- fetes ian, ie eprops othe 4 a eae Me‘ said oil ato e te guaranteed Dy us ts. (preserve the wood the Toredo Worm in salt Water, a8 well ‘wood prop- ‘in dry and rot. The SE Prepared wiih wood ereconte ol ire RAILROA! ag 9 TIMBERS. TRES- ‘TLEs. TRLBORAE POL! (CE POSTS, PIL- Ig heey WHARVES, AND STREMT ‘Weare prepeted to All large oxders oa very shor’ ‘We tefer by a4 us Eee Greece eek eer Hamilton. Service, Washington. TE: Gok we, ‘a member ofthe Civil Co Service rae ‘the United states, General Superintendent, i alsim, = ‘OR RENT—A GOOD, Ni (COTTAG! Five Fn com cy, ‘with two acres of lend, small fralts: St ee PATEL Hi si.n.w storear. G42 Fac mw. office... i ine Yor?> 40) TAN MOT... (OR SAL) E HAVE A GOOD MANY sini of inoue "Sane ein Branch, in the Also, two very desirabie House ta tase ee HILL @ Go. 1896 F st 2-Lin Tur Axuoros Borne Ca, Corner of 27th and K sta, 1.¥- CHARLES ‘Telepbone call, 534-4. Avrow Hira Full and complete stock of Geatlemen, Youths’, DUNLAP @CO’S NEW YORK HATS ‘None genuine unless bearing thetr trade-mark. Calldren's POLO CAPS, tn all qualities and prices, ON DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, A. D, 1885, at FOUR. K,in front of the premises, part of Lot num. titeen (18), re numbered three hundred. nty-elght (3 the city of Washingto trict of Columbia, b ig At the northeast ‘said lot, and running thence west on F street eg Gs) fect six (6) Inches: south one hundred (100) fect cast cighteen (18) feet, alx (6) inches, and north one hundred (100) feet to the beginulng, with theimprove- ments, consisting of large brick Building kuown as ni's Hal "Terms: One-third cash. balance in one (2) and two (2) years, with luterest, and secured by Deed of ‘Trust Upon the property sold’ “A deposit of $500 will be re- quired at time ofsale, Conveyancing at cost of pur Chaser. If terms of sale are not complied with within’ tem (10) days from day of gale tiie property will be resold, at risk and cost of defaulting ure Chaser after five tiays" notice In the levening Star. WM. al. GALAN THOS. F. er, } Trastooe, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON ShV- ENTH STREET, BETWEEN F AND G STS. SOUTHWEST, “AND ON MARYLAND AVENUE AND E STREET, NEAR WATER STREET SOUTHWEST, AND 8468 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND IN SQUARE 1128, By vigtue of a deed of trust tp ys as Trustees, dated November 24, 1885, and duly fecorded, ‘November 25,1885, Ih the land records of Wash: ington County, District of Columbia, we shall offer tor safe on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, DEC eathEie the NINTH, 1885," at FOUR. P. M., the following property, viz: All of Lot No. 7, according to Herron Church's recorded subdivision of square 467; also, the north part of Lot 6 of Herron and Chureb’s re- Corded subdivision of square No. 467. Said property is situated on 7th street. between F and a three-story (presed Drick rout) ‘dwelling, 612 th street southwest. Also, at HALF-PAST FOUR P. M., same day, on premises, we shall offer for sale original lots No 2,5 and 6, in square 269, a valuable property for business, near Water street and the * Long bi Md Ee ee eee eee Sr eee aa ‘One-third cash: dalatice In two notes. Of equal amount absix and Srelve months, with interest until pala, e Upon each piece of pro} ie. Also, ou THURSDAY, ER TENTH, 1885, at FOUR P.3f,, at the auction rooms of Duncan: aon ‘corner Oth'and D sta. n.w., we shall offer ior gale original Lots 11 and 12 in square 1136, contain ‘square feet of ground. 28, ERASTUS M. CHAPIN, GEORGE W. COCHRAN, j Trustees, neBectd7.4d } MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE ON THE SO! 1st., TENTH WUTHEAST OE LES BER By virtue of m decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on the 18:h. giNovember, ‘A, D-1880, in canse No. v.60 J % , pending in wherein Mary J. inant aud Jane Hart avd Bait areca ate a enrAS Sn SATURDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF DE, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOC! Beginning for the same at a point on the ‘south from the ‘orth mantlng thence souttetxty inches to the south line of said lot; it twenty-six feet: thence north sixty-three ‘wo the south line of I street south: ‘the said south line twenty#ix “Terms of cale na prescribed by the decree: Qne-third off the hth fiidceton thereat ny tne tre S08 tae bal i “or which the promissory notenor ise parca ibe given, bo peat ie from day of, Goa Gi cere nn as south ine of f rect 6 ‘west corner of said lot and rand three feet six thence 4 8 ‘be ‘con’ and eee eumiet eee ee reserves the ; Dd. 0, ae at 2d EDITION. Ltt rns Si A LIVELY CONTEST aT RICHMOND. Barbour’s Friends Laugh at » Demand from Daniel's Supporters for a Vote for Senator Immediately, TALK BEFORE CONGRESS MEETS. Discussing Questions To Come Up. THE NEW MEMBSRS NOT WILLING TO ComuIT ‘THEMSELVES IX ADVANCE. For the first time for months the hote! corri- dors were crowded last night with members of Congrese-and strangers, and a little of the usual excitement preceding the opening of Congress was apparent, There ismanifested the greatest Uncertainty among members as to their atti- tude with regard to the important matters that ‘will come up to be settled during the session. All the doubt hangs around the House, The Senate, it is thought, can be depended on to take conservative action upon most of the im- portant matters, Members generally appear to De at ses and are reluctant to commit them- selves upon any proposition. area hun- dred and thirty new members to the House, many of whom are without experience. They are just starting out on very uncertain ground and don’t know just what attitude to assume. The chief consideration before many Sf them is how can conduct themselves tring thelr fret term so aa to aavare them of secor co uch uncer tainty and hesitation in thelrcoutec. ‘They will be called the first thing to discuss and amend rales they have never seen in operation, nd to act upon matters they have no exper fence with. frain from expressing thelr rday was s day of intense excite- ment. That the opposition to Barbour ls press- ing for battle is apparent. At midnight, when the conference of Daniel's friends adjourned, Senator Wingfield was atthorized toseek the representatives of Barbour with a formal challenge that a vote should be taken before the caucus which mess to-night at 8 o'clock. The challenge was, “We are ready and want a ballot for Senator, If agreeable to you, we shall be glad, if not, we reserve the Tight to force the vote any way.” wy Fe ‘Wingfield was answered by Barbour’s friends | opinions any of the leadi bjecta, but that as they had alrea con! Withh until can find ones at 4 o'clock ints afternoon he proposition | soimetcisg te guide. thet aa to their Sorat at submitted at ime. To day ,the friends of Barbour laughingly te fer to this midnight demand as akin to famous dis) h 6of Santa Anna calling the hero of Buena Vista, to uncondi- {onal Surrender, Seriously, they say that Daniel's strength eving ite maximum Pill now, vas away. ‘Therefore they are not @ make a special arrangement for his accommodation ten days in ‘advance of the action. The two things that they seem to have some definite idea about are that the rules ihould be changed in some Way, and that there should bes and consefvative revision Of the tariff. There is ® general hesitancy among the members about touching the finan- cial question. ‘The new members among the democrats, it is beli8ved, will naturally be in- @lined to follow the recommendations of the President and keep in with the administration, time authorized by law for the election. There are as many different ‘The Daniel strategy is probably-(or a declina- HEORIES tion of to ballot, £0 as to-Guild-on it an a sate ingivideaia "rhe almost as there are individuals, The most ultra bimetalists generally express the opinion that the Bland law is bad; that it wasavery oor compromise measure, and never was {bought much of by any one except its author. , Bland, it is said, ix trying to get the House tied up in the organization of the committees, 40 that nothing can be done, but there is a pret- ty general sentiment ageinst placing it in the power of any one man to hold the House back ainst its will. One result of this mixed con- dition of affairs it ia thought will be that a impression of his weakness, It is not probable that Barbour's opponents will seriously press yote to-night, put they announce with emphasis their intention to the than feauorrow nent? Pesta the Aght not later CHARGES AGAINST DANIEL’S FRIENDS. Barbour's friends continue to charge the Daniel Management with attempts to traffic in the offices. They also claim to have discovered to- day an intrigue looking to the ai - Gleberger's seat. two years hence They aay that “until "yesterday Senator “MeCormick vigorous expression from the President will war eee be for Barbour, also his | make an in ‘ion, and an active leader who See oe Bon eg nes Conrad. Recently @/ will take hold of the financial question intelll- letter of Conrad to his senator was shown to certain members, in which It was conveyed to the senator and friends that Mr. Conrad’s interests could be best subserved by the election of Daniel. Conrad arrived in per son last night, the contents of his letter having already, found thelr way into the Barbour samp. , They, of course, give ont the bellef that e leberger succession, in is a0 tion of Conrad and MeCormick, geccoreny “tonal FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL gently will draw quite a large following for correction of the evils of the present law go’ erning the coinageof silver. There is a p tion to caucus on the question, but the fact that {t will not conform to lines, and that the Rew members would not like, to be forced, fo commit themselves hurriedly in caucus, w! Operate to prevent this. VIEWS OF REPRESENTATIVE WORTHINGTON, AStan reporter was talking last evening with Represontagive Worthipgton, of Illinois, who is ranked as an ultra silverman, He says ‘The New York Stock Marke there will be ® mighty hard fight over the ‘The following are the opemag and S50 pm prosy | triffand the silver questton, but gives as a rae of the New York Stock mark y, an reported oy | son for believing tbat the Bland law will hold, speci ‘16th'street that the silver men will not have strenuth enough to got what they want, and they will hold on to that as a certalaty, - What the silver men would like, hesays, would be to have gold and silver given the same standing, and have certificates issued upon the bullion of both metals, based upon thelr respective market values, that would be redeemable on demand in either gold or silver, Hedoesn’t want eighty cents worth of silver passed for a dollar, he Says, nor does he want the goverument to ix the value of gold. MICHIGAN FAVORS TARIFF REVISION. ‘The Michigan delegation in the House have ‘Agreed upon a tariff bill containing a long free Ust, which Mr. Maybury will fatroduce into the House shortly after the assembling of Con- gress. To show their unselfishness in the hatter, Mr. Maybury says they besin the list with free lumber and free salt, things the state Would naturally want protected if they favored protection at all, Mr. Maybury says he thinks there will certainly be a revirlon of the tariff. 30 licaker ioawlios 1 aa) 3 « BSty at ‘ort Peessttin 18%! 18% Oregon Tran, ai, Agaigaas | Paee Mail........| 58 | 5Y | Peo. D. & ret | 4 Ast p1 2d Washington Stock Exchange. The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Washington Stock Exchan; are noted lo-dax: | ‘The party is pledged toit and the members D.G. per. imp. Gs. 1891, coin, 115 bid. 115% asked. “i Bot Ber int 8 oy, Sar” ont Aes seed | mnuat keep mele promises, Do-vear fund.3-5s, 1924, currency. L16 asked. 20-year find. 6s 1802, coin, 1 asked, 30-year fund, 68,1903, coil, 125 asked. “Metropolitan 4 % asked. Columbia RR. stock, 40 bid. North Capitol and © Street 4. 1, 46 bid. Washngton Gas, 40% bid, 40%aaked. Arlington Ins. 130 bid. Corcoran Ink, Did. ‘Ricgs Ins , tH bid, Masonic Hiall bonds, 105 bid. Washington Market ntock, 111% bid. Great. Falls Ice, 100 bid.“ Real Extate Title Insurance, 100% bid, 108 asked. Penn. ‘Tel, Co.,47 bid, 52 asked, - Chesa: eake and Pot. Tel. Go,, 62 bid, 70 asked. W. L. 1, rst mort., 85 bid, 9 asked. W. L. J.. second mori, 45 asked, "Nat. Sate Deposit Co. 101% bid. poh oe wnat Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., December 3..—Virginia sixes, consolidated. 53; new ten-forties, 3344; new threes, 60% bid to-day. BALTIMORE. Mp., December 3.—Cotton firm— middling, %. Flour easy. Wheat—southern higher and firm; western higher: southern red, U3a05: south- ern amber. 978100; No. 1 Maryland, 94 bid; No. ‘2 western winter red, spot, 901,001; Janus 91% 92 February, 94a94% Corn—southern only new oneriog, western steady and quiet; southern white, 45a45; southern yellow, 45a4% western February, s" steamer, Oats: Arie southern: 35a3t; western white, ead western mix¢ 35030; Pennsylvania, 35038. Rye loeendl mes spit aad steady. Bonne lower— ined. 7 jee firmer and qulet—Rio cary ordinary tof ‘Sugar copper refined ordinary. i steady, frm, 1.19a120. "Other ‘Wedding Belts, ‘Miss Rosa D. Stine, daughter of J. 1, Stine, of the Treasury department, was marfied last evening at the residence of her tather, on Capl- tol Hill, to Wm, Berry, of Virginia, They left last evening for Indiana, Hon, Philip D. Laird, of the Maryland logisia- ture, and Miss Ella Magruder, of Rockville, Weré married at Rockville yesterday by Rev. Wm. Laird, brother of tho groom, seated ton Local Notes. Mr. Thomas Hickey, the Jeweler of 331 Penn- sylvania avenue northeast, is not the Thomas Hickey who was arrested for carryiug a pistol and being disorderly a tew days ago. PLS ‘ashington Gas com as given to the Metropoliton Industrial school, comer 19th and H streets northwest. 5 Daniel Webster, a long-haired colored man, who has given the officers considerable trouble about his unt dog, was sent to jail for fif- feen days by Judge Snell to-day in ‘default of 5 fine. David Gaines, the old colored man from East Washington, charged with assaulting Estelle Lucas and Special Officer Betters, as stated in Faopersay 2 STAR, was ned $20 or 30 days in 10%4,10%" Whisk jail by Judge Snell to-day. articles unc) |. Freights to Liverpool per steamer | | Georze Price, who is charged with havihg on dull—cotton, 7-32d.; flour, 18. grain, 4d. Recelpts— | Thanksgiving night cut George Harris at the flour, “2.024 barrels: “wheat, 14,000 bushels; curn, | Forrest house, 11th street northwest, this morn Ce ee Stone k Boe eee ae Ing surrendered himself and was coinmitted to 20,000 bushels: “corn, 800 bushela, ales—Wheat, {gil by the Follee Conk, toawalb the results of 578,000 bushels; corn, 95,000 bushels. ‘arris’ wounds, Sele ai one —_.___ A SHOCKING OUTRAGE. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as_tollows: A Lady Robbed, Knocked Insensibie and Her Person Violated. About 7 o'clock last évening Mrs, Amanda Davis, a widow Indy, was on her way to her home, 1516 Pierce Place, and when near the corner of T and 15th streets northwest ‘tall white, or bright mulatto, man éprang from be- hind a tree-box, and, presenting a pistol to her Sunendered wohin. Icontaineds doltaronty, tt 5 rt . 5 ms Seam Eee ‘The ruiian, then struck her on the side of the | J S EAwaris to. Karey, part 7,90. 407; head, knocking her down, and dragged her to | $21/3°-, 8, Fi Barrows (0 same, sub 7, sa. 856; vacant lot, whore she was shortly afterwards | 337s) lig: gis, W_F, Baldwin to A, Ring Pe EU Gg Rh as REPEL EIA PSS fot 26, 89, 401; $8,600, J.-S. Huysemann Oo. Fe 1o Lo me. ". Ni . Yackett was’ immediately called in and sald | % James Moandiish, sq. N.of 1026; ¢—~ B. HH. Warner to G. F. F, Swartzell et. al., in he had been ravished. Her condition is con- | 4. Gacretasnous, trast, lot 100, sq. 620; $—. J. H. Jotinson et al. to M. King, pt.lots 10 to 14, sq. 645; $1,017, StATEMEST OF HENRY BROWE: T. W.smith to D. H, Hagen, ot 1, 59,8 of Henry Brown, a colored blacksmith, whose | 643; 83,377.60. J. 8. Edwards, trustee, to shop is about 300 feet from where Mrs. Davis | Churlotte A. Martin, pts, 14 and 15, sq. 363; ‘Was found, stated to a Srar reporter this morn- | $3,000. . ing that he closed his shop last evening as usval and went to Kaufman's grocery store, where he stayed some time, and was returning with his brother-in-law, Taske Harris, as he says, about 10 o'clock, and when near the cor- ner ‘of 15thandT streets he heard what he thought to be @ dog growling, and_ mentioned the fact to Harris, but the latter said, “Hold on, it is somebody groaning,” and they walked 1° 8. D. Webb to Joseph S. Boss, lot 81, Long Meadows; $400. D. Price to Mary A. Willis, rt G, 9g. 321; $—. A. BP. Crenshaw, Jr to Eiizabeth C. sree pat 3, |. 94; $100. H. A. Willard to Garfield’ Memorial Hospital, part Mt. Pleasant (W. and D.’a sub); $—. Mary V. Bonnell to James B. Spaiding, sub lots 47 and 51, sq. 73; 8700. |. Talburt to Marcia E, Billings, sub F, sq. 7: $6,000. John Patch to Marcia ‘A. Patch, lots 9, 11, 13, 18, 16 and 17, sq. A, Reno; $84.’ Marcia A. Patch to L. Hurris etal, in trust, lots 16 and 17, sq. A, Reno; $50. Mr. Joun H. ApRians WANTS AN EarLy HEARING.—To-day, in the Police Court, Mr. Campbell Carringion appeared and asked that & day be set for trial of the case of John H. Adrians, the patent attorney el ‘d (with Ludwick Gunnell, formerly colored laborer in the Patent office,)'with conspiracy to defraud the Patent office, as heretofore mentioned in Tae Stax. Mr. Thomas sald he had been very very, of athe lady. © | busy, and Was anxious to give the defendant a asked her," Whatis the matiert® She answer. | PUY; & s nS ed: “I’m dying, d have been robbed.” He speedy trial. He said he would set the case for trial on the 12th inst., which Mr, Carrington said would satisfy him’ if he could not getan earlier day. Mr. Thomas said that if possible he would ‘try the case before that time, and in that event he would notify counsel. ——— were went to the store o} ite, and two ladies ran in front and he told them about Mrs, Davis and they, with others in the store, went over. In a few minutes a big crowd gathered and the lady was taken to the drug store,on 16th street, ce ir. Vinson, where Dr. Luckett attended er. == __—*MRS. DAVIS IS BETTER to-day, and the doctor says he is unable to state with certainty whether the miscreant accom- plished his purpose or not. She is, however, quite nervous and prostrated to-day. fghenininencaralng Appointment by the President, ‘W. W. ANDERSON TO BE INDIAN AGENT, ‘Wm. W. Anderson, of Kentucky, to be agent for the Indians of the Crow Creek and Lower Brale agency, in Dakota, ——___ee—_____ SercRETARY WHITNEY went to New York last evening for a few days, ‘Tux SENATORIAL SrRoraL Teamy, by the Pennsylvania, with Senate and House committees and Justices of the Supreme ig in charge of Sergeant-at-Arms Canaday, Senate, and yey icf aes Toume feasionn Washi at 6:45 p.m. yesterday. ‘The train left Indianapolis at @ pan’ ‘Tuesday: In acoord- ance with the ex; ‘wishes of the two com- mittees the running time petween Indianapolis and Washington was to be made in 24 hours, DIsMissED wiTH A LECTURF.—Saturday night &® crowd ofsmall boys entered the Potomac school building in South Washington, where they lighted a candle and used a box of matches toassist them In ransacking the desks. They also set fire to two brooms which they found in the room. A number of lead. pencils were stolen. Officers Burns and arrested five small boys and they were taken betore Jud, Snell this morning, and released them on personal recognizance with a lecture. — Surts AGarnst THE B. & P. RaAtLRoap.—In Cirouit Court No, 2, Judge Merrick, st the firstof a series of cases against B.& P. Sd Vice eats by Paton tne ts ied vinaeracs Of the road—that of Mr. Wateey. for $5,000—was ‘taken up for trial. ALLEGED FAILURE To PERFORM AN EN- GAGEMENT.—Messrs. Barlow, Wilson and Ran- kin have flied a bill against James Adams, set- ting forth Adams’ Pong ree to with thei at a stipulated salary, aud that on the night of the ist inst, at All aes house he retused to appear, and ing the court to Feutrain him from sppearing with any other and schedule was soarranged by the P. R. B. | oupe. ‘ management, no fast time being desired. A \fortable tri the result RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow - Sbtained. ‘trey one on Noe rain expressed | Ing were the readings at thesignal ofice today ‘themselves in the Tanguage as to the | 3 &m., 35.0; 7 am. 85.8; 11 a.m., pm» arrangements made for the comfort of the dis- | 43.2. um, 43,6, Minimum, 88.2, ied party. The meals furnished en route ‘th ne di Were so satisfactory that ade- car 2 en route ne furnished to those on Py gen the Cie ini —e hly Sy searrgeei Mr. Pomeroy; eraiot in this territory, ae the train, ectea atk ioheaee Bad full charge atthe ‘of the trip. ‘ na fuses e WATER AND THE SEWERS. Anneal Report of Lieat. Townsend. ‘Lieut. Charles D, Townsend, eutenant engi neer U.8.A., has submitted his annual report to Major G, J, Lydecker, engineer commissioner, D.C., pertaining to the operation of the water department, and a partial report of sewers for ‘the fiseal year ending June 90, 1885, He eub- mits a summary statement of expenditures and appropriations, with estimates for the fiscai year ending June 80, 1887; also receipts of water department from July Ist, 1884, to June 90, 1885, inclasive, the latter showing receipts from water rents, $118,527.20; water taxes, $20,570.88; water taps, $3,402; water permits, ee a Water main tax i 83+ 7.45 042.78, Exaen monet ter eens Tepes from. Salaries, 12.90; contingent expenses, cfot nod eleting fund, 644,610.00; now debt, ni $11,426.22, Total, $165,397.69. Summary statement of the of mains of diferent. ‘diameters In the District. elt, 1 feetor 166 miles ‘fire plugs, 720, and A DEFICIT IN THE WATER FUND. He says the expenditures of the water depart- ment during the last fisoal year have exceeded the receipts 919,012.52. It is expected during the year 1 that @ corresponding deficit Will obtain, owing to, the, amount to be pald to = interest and sinki — =~} — creased debt caused by tl aR Eo og y , bur eae eee eee eee juction new ayy takers derive a: benent, It ts be- lieved that the baiance to the credit of the Tite adopted,” nome tenable tis coarse ‘The apparent increase in the estimates for salaries for the cal year 8687, ie due. to the franslor of pay of Sve, inapectars from “panap- ing ex and pipe jbution” former heading. ‘The catimate for pumping e: and pipe distribution has been correspondingly reduced, PIPE LATING DURING THR YEAR. There have been taid during the year 963 feet 12-inch pipe; 27,768 feet Ginch pipe; 358 feet of 4inch pipe, and 485 feet of 83-inch ‘pipe; 438 feet of 4nch pipe have been replaced by 6- inch pipe; 1,403 additional houses have taken Pot increase has ap- tomac ‘water, This ww in the higher preciably diminished the There have been numerous apph Portions of the city, peations by residents of the District north of Boundary street to lay water mains and sewers iu that locality. ‘The increase of population will soon necessitate their introduction, but it is not deemed advisable to extend the supply of Po- tomac water to this region until the new reser. voir is completed. The Washington. high ‘ere vice is not adapted to this purpose. Butlt to supply the higher portions of the eity, thextand pipe at the hend of 16th street Nas not sufficient elevation to give a proper head of water to the heights beyond, he supply of water from it ia wholly inade- quate for the city proper. It should be removed as soon as practicable, it for no other reason, Decause of its conspicuous ugliness, SEWERS. * A full report of the construction of sewers to June 30, 1885, is given in the report of Capt, Greene. All of the cewers under the appropria- tion for the completion of the main sewer sys- tem of the District of Columbia have now (November 17) been connected, with the exeep- tion of the eastern and middle sections of the Boundary-street sewer. The middle section can be completed by December 31, 1885, The eastern section will not be finished at that date. ‘The rate of progress on this section has not been satisfactory. A large number of lateral sewers must be built to connect the houses with the mein sewers, ‘i MS As large an ‘appropriation as ie should be devoted to thix purpose. While the permit system is open to those who require sew- ers before they can be constructed by the city, the necessity for its use should be reduced to minimum. It is an injustice to the tew to take advantage of their necessities tocompel them toconstraet works irom which the many de- rive equal advant Of the outlets of kew- ers discussed by Captain Greene, the one re- quiring the earliest attention is thatat 17th and B streets northwest. It it is decided that this work shall be performed by the city the estimate for sewers should be correspondingly increased. The cleaning and repairing of sewers has boen under the direction of the superiptendent of streets, It 1s recommended that the appropri tion for this pui be Increased to $30,000, There has been built during the last year over sixteen miles of sewers. To clean these sewers and clean and flush the traps connected with them has largely increased the work of this department. With the introduction of the net Water supply automatic flushing apparatus ean be Introduced, which will reduce the amount ofclenning of sewers which will be necessary, but the health and cleanliness of the clis will require frequent flushing and cleaning ot traps. A number of sewers constructed under the board of public works should be relaid. It fs impossible to do this work this season on account of the necessity of husbanding this ap- propriation for cleaning traps and for the repairs which are continually required. Riot in a Church. A MOB TEARS THE VESTMENTS FROM A PRIEST IN DETROIT. ‘The troubies at St. Albert's Catholic church at Detroit, Mich., were resumed yesterday morning, when Fathers Dondrowski and Ja- wworski attempted to read masses, A crowd of 1,000 Polish women and men were in the church, and the services were interrupted by. yells and the brandishing of fists, and 8 number of the women tried to et at the altar to remove the priests. Police were stationed at ihe head of the alies and prevented any progress toward the altar. Lizzie Jewandowski succeeded In get- ting ‘withIn the sanctuary. Father Jaworski came forward to speak to the people, but, eager hands clutched him and tore his habit off. Fathers Domorowski and Jaworski were pelt- ed with mud while crossing the streets on their return to their seminary, opposite the church. Father Kolasinski, the ‘deposed priest, still holds out In the Teetory of the church, but Bishop Borgess has given him notice to surren- der the rectory to the new pastors by to-night. ee ee HOW CRANE, OF WESTCHESTER COUNT! “pIp” HIS FRIENDS OUT OF $75,000. It is now learned that County Clerk Crane, of Westchester county, N, ¥., who has been miss- ing since Wednesday of last week, issued a large amount ot forged paper before his fight. His method was to draw a check on a Yonkers bank and induce some friend to cash it. When the check came back he would have some clever excuse ready, and promise to fix it right away, but he kept his promise only ally. This style ot doing business soon brought him into disrepute financially, and he became unable to borrow, He now resorted to issuing forged paper in the shape of notes and mort- gages until he had secured between $50,000 &nd $75,000, and then fled. His victims in- cluded relatives and persons of every class. He was looked upon as a clever, liberal fellow, Crane is about 35 years old. He was renomi- nated by the democrats for the office of county clerk by acclamation in October and elected by @ large majority at the November election, ee A CoLoreD LEGISLATOR IN TROUBLE.—A warrant was sworn out Monday betore United States Commissioner Pleasants for the arrest of J, R. Jones, colored, member elect to the house trom Mecklenburg coun’ him with having swlen a leterfroma the Boydton fice in July, 1883, while, post- lace. The master af that . warrant is in the Hands ofa United States depaty marshal for execution.—Richmond (Va.) A New Istanp ix THE Pacrric.—B. Greene- baum, United States consul at Samoa, in a let- Yer w the Merchants’ Exchange, of San Fran- cisco, says that an island never before reported has Been throws Up out of the sea, about forty iles off the ‘Islands, beering toward Fijtistanda, and In the track of california vee sels. The island is two miles long and 250 feet high, and is in latitude 20° 28’ south, and lon- gitude 175°21’ west. ENTS Sie Tap eet Sone cone cut, on the B.and 0. near Wash- yesterday aiternuon. ‘When They Will Be Attended To. Xow that the marshaiship question Is settled, Atiention ts turned to the other local offices, ‘There is every reason to believe, however, that ‘he President has no intention of die Posing of them until Congress has ts work well im band. He has not yet in cane a The marebal ‘waa appointed a before the bling of because Iie'waa made te fealise. the inconvenience that would arise from @ delay in confirmation, should the appointment not be made before the session The nt, was desi Jous of relieving Col. MoM: was ana to return to his private ‘The Marshal's Sectal Patics, PROBABILITY THAT COL. WILSON WILL HAVE CHARGE OF WHITE HOUSE RECKPTIONS, Col. Lamont said to-day that he thought ho official will directly assume the social Guties of the White House, of which the marshal is to be —reliewed, Although Col. Wilson, the commissioner of Ne bulldings and grodnds, will continue to have chargeot the White House tions and other festivities, assisted by Une al of the White The Virginia Senatorship. {THE CONTEST RETWREN BARBOUR AND DARIRE 80 CLOSE THAT A THIRD MAN MAY SLIP EN. Representative O'Ferrallof Virginta, eaye the Senatorial contest in his state is so close be tween Mr, Barbour and Mr, Daniel that he Would not bet @ handful of burat beans om either one ofthem. They seem to have about even strength in the legislature, aod it te ime ‘ible to, et which will win. Pe ee 4 thirdman may sip in, Conctrning Senator Riddiederger's Teporied teoble health, be at While the Senator ts not robust, is better bealth than be beén for some time, GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Counting the Votes for Governor and Lientenant Governor. Ricrmoxp, Va., Deo. $.—Soon after the meet ing of the qeperal assembly to~lay, the. two houses, under @ resolution previously adopted, convenes in joint session for the of counting the vote cast at the lust for governor and Heutenant governor, At two p. i, the count was sulll progressing. porns oe Tue U.S. 8. ADamssailed from San Franeisee yesterday, ‘The fifteenth anniversary of the Socioty will be beld in the coll ard University, to-morrow evening. —— A new comet, very faint, was discovered ris Yeuterday afternoouand was ovecrted et Harvard college: observatory last night Clarence Whistler, the wrestler, known as the “Kansas Cyclone,” bas died at Melbourne, Aus tralia. ‘the late fire aoe Tha fund for relief of sufferers by in Galveston now amounts to $118,150. Lilian Spencer, the acuresa, Was granted @ di- voroe in Pittsburg yesterday. eee ‘Traveler's Guide. Pexx. Rovre—B. & P. Rett Bao onic Bor accommodation, Bi ute and Pusbunt spe bg? Eel) ‘oun i phia And except satu miengo, and “Cinginnatl, 7:10 pam Pacific express, 10:00 pm.’ dats. “hor mond and the South, 1:01 em P.m. (except. Sunday). 6: @uL, 12:05, 2:00, 4:40, 6:00, 7:10; 10:00 p. tm. and 11:20 day,’S330, B40, 1100 a. in. 20:00 p.m. and 5:40, 6:40, 10 and 10:00 am a .S:25, 14 p.m. For Annap uy 4:30 p.m. On Banday, 40 p.m. ion aud Baltigore, 280: 3330: : our on Me teopbitiai’ Rratich, 725 ‘ei and 1215 pm’ dally, except Sunday, and 5:30 p.m., dail; a pt, Gamily, except Sunday. for principal siatiouy on Netropontien iiraneh, wa0& m. “dallyon Sunday eope ae Tor Lexituion, Staunton wed ‘Veelay B40. im, daily. exert sunday: for Peewee 3380 pan, Gall exoupt Sunday tnd Winchemter, b:t0m ms asi, day, and 5:30 p.m, daily to Hagerstown, Seni ‘anday 16 Winchester For iecal tween Washington and Gaithersburg 1 Sal: except Suny. Vi Minako ROUrP—B, @ P wation—For New Aueuls 11:15 a m. «daly. For Loule ville, 6280 p.m. (dally: southern ‘saul And ware, 30 p.m. seul, ‘atuskae division, 2:30 p. mz & a daily except sunday, 11:15 a m_ SHEXAXDOAR Koure—B & O. Station.--Por New Orleans and Intermediate io ndoa ms. Ta B90 ata BLO ‘Stays Sand i 8 530 a. ma. Fer Magers ceo an Dusty ex site be om MARRIED. RUTLEDGE—WESTHORPR. ASSD, by the Rew Dr. Jobn #4. ea. NK. Departed thin life on December 24, Dok, GEORGE EAMS TST Me Aste thee oe of: 22uH" stent and Pound feala eu Tidagat three pan. Kewtives, und ttlcuds oF Ul famufly are respectfuliy invived to attend. ne FORREST. On the 24 Deceiver, 1885, at 2 o'clock bis z 3 OFnCULe Hrights diseaw, J. EDWARD POR St aged thirty-fonr years ‘unt rai trom Chureh of Ween lomnorrow, the 4th hi a Wes and Celenda Tespoctiuuy inv FREY. EMMA L. FREY, wife of Rovert daughter of the late Jolin V. Wlison, ut P ‘The funeral will tuke place from her late residence, 1530 Thirtieth street, Frida itermon, Eacoment 40h, IMSS, at 3:30 o'clock. Relatives aud fcieads wre Tesjweitully invited. : PEUGHL. Ou Wednesday. December 24, 1 the residence of her i Sanu A. Pevighy 2161 Siteet northwest, CAROLUNE 8. 2UGH, lu the six ty-sixth year or her Notice of tuneral hie . 24. 1585, ROOT. On Wednesit Albert 1. oot, ted thirty-four ANNA ©, wife of years, ‘The friends of the fainily are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral service on 1 12 o'clock m.,at her lute rex! street northwest. Invernient at SMITH. On Tuursday, z December 3d. 2835. at 10:25 o'clock &. m., FANNIE ELLEN SMITH, In the twentieth Sear Of her age ‘Gone, but not fyrigutten, BY Hive AUNT ann Uxcum, Foneral from her late residence, 1212 Potomaa Street, West Washington, saturday, at o'clock. * AVOMERSLEY. On Werinesday, December 2. 1885, RU, douginter of Wa. 1. and ister L. Womers- ley, aged three months at days. * YOUNG. At the residence of his pareuts, 815 Flghth street northwest, at 9:30 o'clock, December Sit, io te bweny-mocond Ibsd, WILLIAM YOU. wit! take place Saturday afternoon, at 3 ‘Pune year of age. o'clock. 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