Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1886, Page 3

al 4 f id Cd f ‘ THE EVENING: STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, OOTOBER 22, 1886—WITH’ SUPPLEMENT. FOR RENT—HOUSES. T SQUARE 17 ery iow ase far ined Reabicices Sarid tet ie 1c, Suttable tot EKrso. Fesudenee Iu thorvugh cond! FOR _SALE—HOUSES. RENT At Rens WOR RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. {OR SALE~A GREAT BARGA! Fick Hove, hay INGO R, S15 Those scores 1318 at. 0 W-Or anu §40 | [known property iormerty occupied Uy ek-O0¥- ms WaLO mite EAN > per % 0 loth st. <w.,8.40 | Henry D. Cooke, In Georgetown, comprising over AWN Tase Nae potrin 1644 Jc st n.w. 8 re —40 | 30,000 square feet of ground and improved. jon Fe to Fare. |For terms, &c., apply Sei me troupe | “apply au PE 1409 Colunibia ti ieteneea French caterer. Upner part 6 Siiverear 140 Sta ave20 “: 6-20 exceilen: table. « POR SER WE OFFER As SPECIAL BAR mediate customers the 10110 1D “Seta mee REimmconen, | Unvar Be Hiie Pa ae 40 Cor atta kate acrion, | USMS OSES Bea bic ea ghd a Pe $21 4g st_ nw. lard 2.19 | This 1s a No. 1 building loca:ion, and will be sold son RENT—HOUSI “jot sf. N, W i st.» op. Capitol, 127.8150 | very chew LOWE & DUSOUUE, Pine upont Cireter Gon aton pra Pe ae NOR ies | _cczaatt B11 East Capitol at. See t Place, Or ....125 | FYOK SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE, weveseee UU 3830 19h st, one hal. block of Hupont Circle, o23.ae your lithe ow. mY | Most reasonable figure, Apply CHAS. KAKLY, 603 ‘oc7-1m. if DOR Sax he FOr et te "204 Se eee Sih or. K st, 168-150 I or kroperty placed with me for rent or sate ts ibeeally advertised free of cost (0 the owner. For {ist OF property ipt sale call or send at officn ne ania ‘Shoat POR RT lore sr. 5 E. yeaT ¢ ROOM 6 rooms aud bath Hr Sa ga SOL Pe IY Soiat FENUIe Wiea DuRYeoud Pat 9 Sozzae ocl® BULTZMAN. lun acd Feta.aw, 7OR Fi llso five-room new fi ‘Also seveusrvoun i Also niue-ruom frame House... Also on Lanier Helghis, eiegaut new eigh-rvom .E-IN MOUNT PLEASANT, BEAUTI- ful twelve-room House, with 2,700 square feet of ‘round: price for the whole ouiy SU ceuis per foot, OOM Dew MFALe HOUR nnnermernerB1. 200 « House, OR SALE. Brick, 6 rooms, Wylie st. ne. Brick? 6 rooms, mod. + 11 reoms. Grooms. H > 10 rooms, on Corcoran st... + Srooms, 14th st., business pr * Brooms, Fenton’st, wt Gov. * 7 rooms. Q st, bet. 4th and Sth 2. Brick store and dwelling. 14th st. Briek, 9 rooms, on Riggs st. bet. 1 Brick, 7 rooms, Wallach st. bet Brick, 7ro-. a @ tore Lith and Caw........5.000 Do." Sr cms on Warn “St. van 450 Boru Puwcarton ste on Congress 8&, te 1dr. Brick, Ey bet. Ot & 0 10,500 ‘Also improved una wed property 1n all parts ofthecity: “ADDIY 10 paar Tce neloow? ade iNew York ave. Fo SALE—THREE NEW HOUSES ON H 8ST. six Fooms each; ail mod. imps: a ten per oeut investment: price $3,000 each. , Aigo, nice two-story, Brick, on kvbetween Zisland 2d sig: suitable or née price e4.000,. Terms easy. Apply t0 J. EIMYERS. 1428 New York aves Pcibes “1 Ati ees House, with about 3.600 square leet of ground: pe'ce | TAOR SALE—BHICK HOUSE. ON OTH OT. N.W. 1 ‘sofural 2 . s WW. B.MYE! ard: price $4,300. Apply i P WASHINGTON Tes Msn A Sure vad am | 3218 20th stn, W028 | * can gew HazeNew Yorkave_ | Reaestaveco, oF snes oot t ‘SE iC i {OR SALE— ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE OF | OR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY | Fit sake eaae arn epee cs | BOE AAU VERY, RA x excellent Su: opposite park: tarce | 1 a, bet T3t0" and 14th wx! price only $8,250; terms UPTY & DYER, Bate OF; perties can bave furniture ii desired. Address | } easy. Aino large stoue quarry, ear theciy;ountains | oclo-7t SOL F st hw. A.B dee 10th at ow eeensie | se? hcren ‘of giound, greater part of whlch COnib O | S SOR RENT_BY NOVEMBER aRST. A SEW | { Dine stone, price reabonable;,cermis easy. APPLY Fas Morthwest. ear Junction of Connecticut and story Dwell c tar WE land 5 PFice, $30,000. Sper erate Fame eh pees] eens = aie Now or ore | Moclb awe RS HE SMITH @ SON, 1222 Fat fended. ent. withost st ble. e235: with mable, 225. | 3 Pe OUR ode atl suddatn improve: | {OR SALE—9008 GST. 12 ROOMS, NEW. inquire Roum 23, st cloud wuliding, corner vit wid | 3 fe 404. 400; 408. 440 Bouncers ct nv.t oppo | A! very desirable,ang cheap at $1000. os Be | Fo 45 Fst. aw, sie Lebruit park. Apply to JUSKPH BURULN, a PaRK! SE ey hare SOR SALE—A FINE RESIDENCE, SUITABLE | 241 ‘28 Massave.u.w. Builder, 600 G st. n.w. oozz-Gre "| _oclS-6t JE Eee for a soarding house, containing 13 rovms, in per- | 410 1257 2od 3. hw 2 | oi ance FOR PACE WE OFFER AS AN INVESTMENT orders m. te wear Pa ave. Price S4.U0u" THe. | 15: Ie Law, Drs 80 ALE ew. Tene ‘@delightil House in the nortwest portion of the G_ HENNEY, 1006 F st nw. ee a Ag 408, 410; 412 Sh et. 2e,|!342, 344 Maw. 4r-$1,800 | City for 98,0U0—one-hird cash. Kented by the year ROKRENT-— i S11 ithst. .e., 5781030 Te ae Be O86) bow i wethedeeetipon | tee Per montVORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Fg2 ai senw fur,it.pon|iaitiseae awe Orr as | 13h 121 N.Y, ov iw BE-1Q | ME) Cg 10 Ne 2d oe a oldtdte Merion al LGup | _oclS-6t O27 Fetiect. 22 Msrout by ir 98-8 483 Mav ave. a, 130 | 383 fod Ke treat hnletdtce | 1O1U Lat awry Or a 1410 Det, th, Or-<-1-500 | Ton SALEGVERY DESIRABLE WELL BUILT 211 Gin st. se. Sia Cae, ta ky HOEK. pox (624 Mass. av., (Fear)-.50 ‘2 houses in rear..D, 000) 6 Q xt, Eh, sesh 33) 31 K st, ey 10rs._—- i a I 112i Zuth st. ww che Oe ||L 725 Sth si, Cb 4322 sta 5 5.50 Gey H st. bie. Ove 300538! OFFICE ROOM ‘and zh. in rear, 4r.5/000) 1412 Satnsoh baa K st, 73 st me, 1836 Est. nw. Gr 18.30 ener 9 SB OF ah 57 hatha & eid ie cae cclS BH. WARNER & CO. 916 Fat nw. pias asi aie Geta < §,800||1223 \adison si... 47 1,300 a ud 1G aud 18 “ewe ecure rile sun, 2.50 WADE, AE eds 3s etna wend a B fe Mui. 4.409!}109, 110 Soondary stb eu6 1th at ue we fi 1th, 62,000 | ar on, bet EN dwelling aud stable.i5 fe Bra. 3 00y 0 sites SN“ Ca : ce &6rs.22 Ovd|/ Alley” between” Zi CC ih, Grae-2,000| 24th, Land M, 4f-..500 927 FS HED. 13h and U and V ste.5 ma 9 15 UNFUR Brick, between 12th and For full list Lath, 20 ro Iwo Office Rooms. corner 13th and F sis. ‘Two Uilice Rooms, Fst, FURNISHED. Brick, M st.,bet, 12th aud 138th Brie, in Alexandr BUSINE Chaser. Stable rear 3815 P aw The above is only ® p ruperty on my Books “For iil list cat af eiice for builerin waned ox. st loczzi THOS & WAGGAMAN. swered. ‘The above is ovly: and 16th ( id 23 by YG 1eel Co Wide wiley. 31,500 canals, 2000 in six mi ‘Address Box 25, bo answers to above adverdsement have bee: ane srtion of property on my books. ice 1or bulletin issued on the 1st THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. eal at 0 foczz} ‘House nd Stable: Price, $6,500— ice to sult pur- ‘Owing to tliuess oczi-.w OR SALE—920 P ST. N.W. SEVEN RO NS and bath; brick; cellar under main bul ‘ern Improv. ments; trout and back yard; Inquire on premises > 1738 14th, house and 60 I. neur Farragut 39. 2 Dupouscire S16 15eb st. uw oc:1-1w' Fee es eign latest order and ba | on time, and re ‘For further paruculars address or call at HOUSE IN LANIER ‘ine rooms, lot 50x150; price $4.500. GEO! Ws Lats RING, 420 30th 6 (OR SALE—PARTINS DESIRING TO MAKE A purchase ior a home, of s first-ciass investment ese houses ure of just been completed. Price, y toaccep. acasl oller, 1U16 L.8t. n, w5 ves * 8 oc2i-ate Or, Room 11, 934 F at. U-W. yee. near 1 “300 Grane Brace. Shigtst. 70k SALES . : 5 Neth z {G. neat 434, 15t-$0,000).237 1st at..e_,10r..$4,000 Zou, bupostciienss iors B.¥ avs patoruegoonl tea. oue Mi Ore os00 200 - Va av. 4, ‘Mass.av.9 210.10r.-8.000) 1237 2uh st, “5.0uy “om Rear 2620 it, dr-occi0 | 721 Tathi a, 18t...08,000) 249 Iat-s.en UF At ‘Mase av., BF. 20UD st.-200 | Sire. cor. Jee Waicr sts | 1813 120 sb, br-8,U0U) 1406 Bd ou, x FITCH eae tes dighes | eae ee A. P. HIL:. & CO, 1338 Fat. Deere Te = VO! SALE—NEW HOUS«, MT. PL ASsAN' FOR RENT—40 AND ight Foon: two-story, snd atic: gas, and ba We.: six rooms, water: : Toon! urge grounds: near Ldthv-st.cafsted-500. required ingaire P DILLON, ist and Hina sw AUSHIE'R BROWN, Real Estate and Loa, Rove For a wuillistapply to oc2]-iim oclé 1426 ¥ st. vi-STORY BRIC = (OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTL Ee A eeecsuuia tear Hotameter FoERE Freitas 20d not of tie new Natlonal suseom 348 Somat November let. _Inquite next door. _oc@1-88* | © .)or: sth & Bre tes a2 tie AE, very | 1e6@ wth st. nwJ4r-100 Tsthst ext. Sdwel'ng5o rooms in suites, handsome y papered. | 1822 ‘L4in st. n.w., 91 1731 19th st. nw. BF ..30 P.FLARNER, a store OF NoiLave.@Q 8t,8F-30 G39 F st. nw, 70 BB St8. WZ 0 FHOK RENT—1005 I3rHt St. RET. K AND L nw st s.w, roe per month. oc2t-a* VOR RENT—LARGE BRICK HOVSE WIT!!! 2100 Hi st. n.w Or. 13 eae first- or and fitted an a elegant ae i ae Tate (ee CS 5, wa hae 3 es DOR RENT—FUERNISHED HOUSE ON MT, | H1NGow.. ss meas — SeleAw (OR SALE—BRAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENC! 14th st. extended: on brick, 7 rooms with modern Improvemeuts, ou very Feasonabie wring, Appi! WHLNAY WX, 443 710 ‘oozl-dt ine st. cars; large lot: every Brica, #11 New York ave., south front, containing eleven rooms, bath, &c.; suitabie for residence. "ALWET F, FOX, ocl8-6t 820 Fw uw. Pee, SALE-A QUEEN ANNE STYLE cor tage, elit rooms; 10,000 feet ground, ins akoma Fark Wilt besoid on longtime, Box 192. Star oflice ocl6-or POR SALE—aT A BARGAIN—A NICE BRICK Containing seveu rooms and bath, ou 15th 44 sti fot 18 feet went, ruuning Bark coun ferdics pass the dour. ‘Price $4,300. 3. BAMFORD, 1dzoig Fst. ‘ocle-8is POR SALE—8 WELL-FURNISHED FOURTEE room House, {wii of good-paying lodgers;_not one ‘Vaeant room in it, and will geil ior $9UU, $400 down and balance on monthly payments, Keut of bu $05 Keuson of seiling got another busi- : atten In house. For purticulars call w. tor ten days. oclt TAL BARGAINS —TWELVE if Soid at once; two small per cent iuvestm Bricks, uear 14th st. mw., rentig for Price only $2,000, WAIGHT & BULTON, ‘cl ‘th and F sta {OR SALE— S-siory Brick., 12rs.,924 M st,, $12,000. Sstory brice, Tars,, Gul K st, $15,000. ‘7rs., 1615 lothst., Bay 1 $4,000 PKESBRCY' & GREEN, 529 7th st. {OR SALE-ON STH ST. N.W., NEAR L. NEW Brick; @ rooms and bath, ali mod. ump. only $6,000, Raw teria, WALK ii & WALSUN, 1000 Fat DW. oclé-1m. {OR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IN REA! tate: Six uew rick Houses. 4 rooms each, sl on # beautiful aveoue oortwest. witn wide'parl Gc. streetcars within halt square. Price tor property: only 6/70. Terins 61-000 cunh, balauce UU per year. “This property is now renting for $52 Termontit Apply to 3W. PM VERS, jeo-20ws “Pikxeat Fstate Agent, 1428 N, ¥-ave. {OR SALE—A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE in the northwest; seven rooms; cellar; all modern improvements, Price, only ¥8.80u. ‘Terms easy. Apply, to J. W. B. MYERS, "1425 New York ave auy-Llw* (OR SALE — CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK ing, 11 rooms and batt-roorn. In pertect or- 7 saultary plambiug, wew kas fixtures, d&c.; price, 2,500; "cash required TYLER & 6 Fst, Ocl6-bee NOR SALE—49 MASS. AVE. N.W.; LOT 64X large frame mansion in good conditio1 1511 Columbia st. n.w.; lot 24x¥0 Lo ulley: 7- brick; mod. Imps; & bargain; to an immediate pur. chaser; easy terms. 228 Masi. ave. ne, lot 14x6: B-story frame house; price 31.500. 916 und 917 I 009-26 bear Conuecticut ave: $200 per month to mouths or 3125 yer month by Fear 2. THOS E. WAGGAMAN. 917 F 3S Sherman av.,4r—11 $10 Sherman ay., 44-10 mod. imps Bouse, 5 Toows and bath: Lot ‘and’ cold water: | Foon ali trout south and east. A. CAYWoOD, corner Sth and K'sts. nw. 0c? 1-3i* ockl-3t iyth st., Le. Sunderiand rooms; mod. con. Keferencesexchang: 3517 17h st. nw oczh FOR 31,3 RSGLY LEAVING Tire city ‘will rent their furnished house of 10 rooms to & oc21-3t Q st bw. 10r, } 23u6 Ms. JO SALE ON CONNECTICUT AVE, DESI ably located, large double house: three stories an basement; stone por ing carpets and auades, $30 000 Rex, SALE—CALL AT OFZICE FO! Jetin betore purchasing large or small houses. Fe, SALE—A NICE HOME, 7 ROOMS, BRICK, south front, heated throughout: coucretd cel Fico and tri gamings; 14 rooms: all slab lugs carriage elevasor;, price, inciud- & CO, 1407 F st_ RB JOHN SHERMA. JOUN SHERMAN & CO, wate Sally for the aaamon er lonetr torn seavone’ | Bibione: Tiles wider whale houses bam. some tro joven: House hay ais modern improvemeutsyand | 715 vist su, oF 5 | Jarier G.wers and vines; monthly, lostalizs SOMPOLT, Star fice” Suabie Wuesireds ocSSoe 6th 97 008 ath st mw. 125-75 | Tine sen. w.cou premises; bewly pauved suid pupered. == houses can be examined oy permit from | —°C21-3t \OR SALE—ON EASY TERMS—1325 Q ST. N, elevent rooms and bath room: modern improve- ments Great bargain to prompt purchuser. Imme- diate’ powession. “Apply to owner, 1599 Z1st st n.w. ‘ocL-4w) FOR SALE-910, CAPITOL =i and cellar, 12 rooms, stable, lot 231x138 1, all mod. imp, price, $11,0U0; $4,000 cash, bal, on tim 225 'D st’ uw. 3 stories, 12 room: $5 500 easy terus, 1008 5 st, n.w..ne and large celiar, lot 20x 100 fi: built by owner for iis oWn use: very ‘subsianual and cosy; price, $6,000: aay Lori ‘Many other Houses and Lots in a] parts of the clty. GH. AKT, ‘925 F st. new. 0cl5-7t* Rear room, first floor. FOR RENTON, NOVEMBER 87, NEWLY aunted and handsome y papered nine-ro m brick, ‘With nath, furna e, larce yard, .c.. 1910 8th st. nw: In compicte crder: $40. sw ourciticeguiy. = THOMAS J. FISHEL «@ CO. ‘oclé 1324 F street northwest FOE RENT-BY TYLER & RUIHERFORD, 1226 F st nw. ALBERT F. FOX "sug F = 25Q st. n.w.- 9r.,ali mod. inuj., per an........$800 | | JOR RENT—FU 3 1 ttle more U 5 Corcoran st. L1r., all mod. imps........---. 50.00 | you to Jove ssuteriand Phscee' Meridian ave., Mt. Pledsaut, Sr. and cellar. meee wieriand PLce. cz. 1718 De Sales st., 10 {OR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF ‘335, 1812 Linden st, Le Tow of five similar huuses; @ weil cousiracted eight roou, House, with ever ‘olt Park: tie last of a convenience, that will rent for $3u.. An opportunity to buy a residence on t-rius fhan reutal Value; price $3900; only $200 PUSOUN T ARMS, 810 F st, uw, rooms... ESOS errr amen cs FroR ki + $66, DY Tooms; newly papered und a 1303 FS Li} fect POR SALE-SMALL BRICK HOUSES, NOW under rent paying Interest on pricé. Also, (OR SALE—A NICH LITTLE BRICK HOUSE. 27 K st, n.w.; five rooms and summer kitchen; gas, ood yard; price $1,300; terms easy: ocd-12t8 A DR RENT—ON ACCOMMODATING Terms, those beautiful 7 and 8 soom Houses, with cellars, parking and b ck yards, on 3. at, between D ‘dud Kets. n.e;tive minutes’ walk frou Goverument. Printing Uitice; nickle-plated Iateobes, slate mantels, brick-set ranges. All’ rooms heated: Siable iots in fear. As snyestment pays 10 per cent, DAVID A. WINDSOR, Owner, se25-40e 2702 19th se 10 rooms == ° 2 Ms aati ean ges oes tae Siiiobn ¢ Riese aevorat Zstory “BriogsB roams for purchamera (0 oe out Ullice rooums at 1315 Hat For permit apply’to | _ocl6-6t 1303 capy wile pay E BRAl eee es Re oie He a Plus Leas T ste ei ee aite TEN SHED | TAOR SALE — ATTRACTIVE HOUSE — 180, Ok KENRT- WHOLE OR ANY PART OF FUR | pay sOotgacd 18: OF Will rent asutte of rooms Ap | Rhode island ave eur tows Circle, containing 10 sve Hus Appiy ob premiven, 1383 viv copremies ___oci4-lm_| rooms is offered for nale, either with or without the near Thomas cireie {OK KEN _—1200 0 <7. 12 ROOMS, NICELY: | ruys, carpets. curtains aad portieres. Every con furaished: House modern in all its appolatmenta, EXT—s70-500 iW. (ODERN | Wil rent furiished ut, e150. or unfurnihed ut ary wash lenprovemcatae now bring bot We Geo ones | Hmeccanbescen, PAMKER 2 TUWNSES DY | recreate at Will be rented to responsible truant only. By BUSH: | _OCl2120 E Luis Fatreet | ahd wi NEL.-@ CANUSI, 1000 Ft BW. sede | POH REST-SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1615 0R REN—NLW TEX-KOOM URICK 1 dst. nw: water and gas; Apply to 1 E x Paes Fos BS SE eon SIGE a paitted as: 3 elit | Foamy ge 8 wax only $25. an sin p.rlor, library acd ha! ‘and most Pleasant locations in the city. house is i pert veulence, viz: Bath oom, three water closets, atation- ibs. Lot aud cold waier in two chambers, ud force pump for use when wecessury. ‘sereens for ali windows snd doors: lardwood ie of the highest Vrice, with without same, $12,500." ‘The order, ready for immediate occu- ancy and cap be seen ai any ilme. Apply ut house, FIICH, 1 OX & BROWN, 1437 Pehusylvania ave. nw. ‘bix-room Fraine Ho ‘ext door. Be | roe ® ATSROOM BRICK | panes oR Re 1334 CORCORAN ST. UNFUR ome, house nearly new: location fnished House: newly papered and painted and fa | central to business: $1 ocz1-st orvash repair: ‘twelve rooms aod. bath. parlor, new, Jefferson st., $10. R 18TH ST, TWO * R SALE-ON 8 ST, N porary and “alug-room ou ame oor: ‘all we] | _ochim __H. A. GR.SWOLD. Anacosila, D.C | FY Siaihvecroom Brick Houses: with ot 46-by 100 Hehted; plumbing in good condition; force pump and | [VOR RENT—1508 2511i ST.. 11 ROOMS, MOD. | feet, ior 1.25 per loot. ‘A. P. FARDON, So re Se vesd-8t ims, new. jt 1326 Fst. Rm i 15 F ST. N. W, FoR | 1005 oth ae, ‘ HOt SALE-A HANDSOME, LARGE RY rooms; me-tern improvements: $18.30 permontir | APDLY DUUSON & is, 1310 Bias |) prams me teeealie cathe Oeae ee Ais, 4 Sassuchuretin ave, « W.: STLBO per month. | Fuk — RENT—FURNISUED—NO, 1 DUPONT | ata'sw wear the Uulied States National Museous =¢- JOHNSON, 718 38h st Baw. O21 ‘Circle. until lately the house of Hon, 8.5. Cox. | coutalns’ 11 rooms and every modern convenience, ISHED HOUSE, 1 bis house is ove of the most beautifully situated | Price, 911,500. BH. WAKSEK & CO, ‘Coinpiete order: iu oue of the best ‘ocalities Im the | CWellings im the city, hus ali modern improvements OB 916 F st. bw, | ands in first-class cobditiou. For (urther information ‘city, op posite Fraukilu park. Apply at 915 1b st ee apply to DULANY & WHITING, as Se a oe Real Estate Brokers. Olt RENT—THE RESIDENCE OF TE | se27 1m 1320 Fst Avimiral Sands, S16 15th st, most tavo: lo tated: 01 usit- Chau berlin's and near the Aringtou; or Fent from Novenaber firstat 1.500 per | The houe contains fifteen rooms aud has @li | modern huprovements, ! Feur, $000, "3.500, $2,000, $1,800. 1@ ew, well-bullt six-room. Fi OR SALE—A NICE, LARGE THREEATURY and basement press-urick dwelling, 01 2d st. s ©. between C and D ats, containing 10 rooms wud bath: fall modern convenlelices. Good lot, Price o FITCH, Fe 33 Xoeiay. cd Sewer, graded street, sidewall esos: MAGEE AES. | 58,000, Soa Se ee lamba car stabieae Price, 61,00 and. $1,300. ‘Cast {UK RVNT—BRICK HOUSE, =40. TWO STOR. _0e22-1m 138 payment, $100; month” pafments, B10: Interest fess four rooms om first for snd. five on, second ae wanes | Percent Sow renting or'g1Om miguity Ae sn mupevvements, : BAL nx Yesment or nico for bomes. modern improvements, celiat, e. cup attention to all wppcations, SW GHA SOR RENT_A NICE SEVEN-ROOM BRICK | House, with gas, bath, ravge and latrobe: one Sjaare Fon the «Apliol, $1 Delaware ave. we Staw. MOoSEX oaNeb ON AND SALES MADE OF AME Butiding As-cciation stock. YH. DkMPSkY, Real Estate, Insurance, &c., ocia-sm 1424 New York ave. ae ti + Fooms, including bath. 18 id st. me. sezwcate eclé-Im ‘130i F st.nw. | lot 40x10; SOK RENT—LS ORGETOWN, 3310 N ST, \ gonEY ¥ NON REAL ESTATE SE | month; will Kitenen. six chambers, bat and large yard: rane. CULLL\ ANE & McDFRMOTT, u Jatrobe and dumb walier. Couvenient io two lines | oclé-1m Real Hotate snd Measune 436 nee aw. | LB Ose net Soe Senet ed mar ADE S13 butter ee ee eA | 8S feet Uiter-siory and Dae Ree Bee ak pois: | and ewelry. Fireproof saiea utire premises pro- | _c206t tec. ed by burglar alarm. BP. WALLACH, 01 and Boundary. st rice 28,740. OF will, sell 32,100." House ot rooms. renting Tr month: price ouly B30 Ber of 3d and D six aw. corne: of $d and OUSES, CORNER 20TH Psingis houses fer 91.700 to for gum per mouth: price saizour Cee fur $18 per mouth: price ¥2:200. “Cot Droit Park, with large Hot "rentlig for : a rare invest 40 new S-room house in LeDrolt park, with price 5.500. Bix new houses at the cur- renting for $107.50 per sell as a whole or single houses to net 10 er cent to purchaser. 20,000 square fect of ground at Fats the. at 270. per foot at the corner of 3d and G Ly on Delaware a aM JOMN 'T. WAUGAMAN, ‘Real slate Expert, S04 and 800 Fei, n.w. dpoders tmpro-ewents; @2> per month Inquire at Seo Mameckeusen ‘Loan Brokes jeweler, ‘OR SALE— = eee oe Sw. ____oelviwe se ‘Two superb dwellings on K stm. “onto of the on inp ma 4 2 —————— or = ‘seme charscier op Vermunt ave. p.w. ea Mouse, complete In ail ite spoon on eeaED | XN $500, $1,500, $5,000. $5,000, $8,000 | Chused at unve. Valuable business house ait Matha, Unsurpar ed, iutersection Ruode Island and Conuecy | +Vkand smaller suus to loam Low rutes on Keal | pw. FB yuse on U st.. near 14th; four rooms deep eut aves; 17>4 M st; twelve rooms Ur woud rent | =Stale icity. Cali now. Ov each flvor; a bargaln. Two S-room bouses, with all fn sues: Sige | WM. F. HOLTZMAN, At’y, | mouern improvements, on Lith wear Penney! Se | _0c13-1m s2i stm Yunis ave.; guod chance to ‘Houses & RENTIISI4 PW. KEYS AT | 7 5ear STATE LOANS ‘and lots in asl parts of the city from $1,200 to $40,000. $3 1th Ta i] Fike AND ii, B INSURANCE, GEO. P. GOFF, fortabie, Wel: located Heder, ak GU ne” OM | 1 Ie er eur othe Sd eth ede eaes OF | _oca0awe _1419:New York ave. now., Room 7, PARKER & TOWNSEND, ‘ay. F. 0, box W. H. DEMPSEY, 1424 New Y 698. 1418 F ot, oct-3m coruel ROM NOVEMBER 15. sid 15TH ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN iceten Mand Y eantinyoieteTE | MOSEN 70, LORS ON REAL BaTaTE: und buck banding, modern ‘coi om south side: Wenlences, windows Avpiy to JAMES HUBAN Atryon: Taw. 342 st nw ocl-¥ JPOk EENT_-ViRY DESIRABLE Resivi NCE ou Uth St. near Muswehusetis ave: larce house | compictely furuished: plou per mouth of g1.500 by 0c20-1m, 20-1 iand every modern convenience. FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE NW BRICK ON ina. w. section. contains 12 rooms bath ‘Will be finished ia a, few days. Size of house 24%_x60. Price. $14,000, SON & DEEBLE, 1310 F stew. (OR SALE-SNUG FOUR-KOOM FRAME, KAST Feeynctatriot heard: prices Sh 100, DOWSUN & DEEBLE, 1319 F it. Ge Fears "For petuiit te ‘eopect apr iy us SWousesTebr e Beavis y, 5 O27 Fae aw. TUS LTE ST Ogee PORT: | _ eck r APP! Ui TATE SECUKITY. Moderate commissivis. No delay Poe EA, QISIRABLE BRICK "AND ‘Frame House in Georgetow: ine rooms: modern, Pass or Brie, WN & DEEL 603 14th st. ew. OR SALE-GOOD INVESTMENT—THRE new three-sory and basement #rick Houses, near ‘Dupont Circle: rented tor y1.86U per year; will sell for $20,000. Apply CHARLES EAKLY, Owner, 603 T4th st, nw. oce-1m. Story Brick, YF nce story brick, Sra. story brick, 9r: 8c, B stort story brick, Yrs. story brick, Ora“. Ssstory brick, Ors brick, roit Park, buick, Ors.” 106 Merce Hace 3 stor) bei $06 Boundary Se now 08 Boundary Se now: 280 Bounasey oe 2 ete TOR Sate ‘Two 2-story frames, 17th and Cst.s. e., each$650. Two Satory brick le uur dig at ww. ead PAGO Que story raie,"46B Selout st ev Two ratory fruines, Howard Cuiverslif i S00 ‘Three 2-story bricks, A, near 7th stn. é, each...1.900, Oued. tary brick, Tith'and itn w One gestory brick! ai and West n One story brick, coruer, year {th at ockdiu Wale HOLTZMAN DOR SALE— SOME RAST WASHINGTON SNAPS MODERN HOUSES ON EASY TEMAS 808G &e., story th, izra. mt, 1010 ri ave nc, Seedory Bhs Bias Male SP O0O Lith st se, Datory bub. rain tran park S700 2g Baie, Zatory boc fre mi geod stable ea) ‘nie. Ete, “Ete, ic ‘Apply {uinediately to 1, ocu-2w. ‘32¢ Pa ave se. FOE, SALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON 1th st. w near “T: ® rooms; all modern fm provement : wil be completed in ten days. $6,700. inoue new nex House! 'on Wailach Since $4,500, uae three hones are the only oues felt out of having been sold before completion. - SUSTN'R, BROWN, teal Estate and Loaus, _ecll-im Tug Fee nw Fok SAEE-VERY NEAT HoUsis IN MET. Pleasant, from 92,200 vp, Jk HERTFORD, och2we 142344 F street. {OR SALE—THAT VALUABLE ATTRACTIVE, ‘improved ‘property, 1303 'N st. s.w., and corner ¥acant Lot on agth and N'sts, n.w. Also, smait Mouse, UB 1 st. nw. oc. Bs PARKER @ TOWSSEN: ans GEU. W. LINKINS, 720 20th st. = SS iN ONEY To toaN JOR SALE-22D st, SSAC XT _FERNISHED 1405: STOUGHTON | AVE Iu sums to suit. on approved Real Estate secur. | 2 Sets a¥e: aon P st; SUxL0U; very desirable; price, re cltye Lanne he vee Neca Baek eins | Azaeeeeent ratee OF interest “Charges modenuie, Se | E20 Per Gus SOL. 10 sew Hampahire ave, two tire chy: “tabling ivr two horest Gest loons Uiecessary wey. : snort side. next oo cencenk: Senet ee a rates GSSHUASES. | este atts each, tail Slew ot Dapout tie Pak <SEX 1 = Ae _ | price, $2 per mquave toot, ects-128 mmereebi M°o = mn 201 < & DEEBLE, 1319 F st, a eeeeENSELS d fst raies. on appaoved real F i RENT—A VERY DE oom | ‘Ox * "ALUABLE AND DESIR. ue Hotes usturuiaad, just west of 16R ae | oe HTC TORS RRBWS, ‘ble Havel property kuow a tlie “tarris House on the brow Of Meridiaa he One ‘Tou reserved. Sur otic ee eck Last SOK RENT— FO! MONTHS—PURMISIED House, 730 Zist st: eizit rooms, bth and cellar ace and open firepisces: $7. molith, oF seas IC Breseot occupant retaias cue room. iO. MOLIZ: overlooking the city” Address PRUDP | Fathi T RATES OF INTEREST, hui park. ON REAL ESTATE SkCUKITY, tn ‘Thos. 5. Fisk & CO, ioud F st nw, KEAL ESTATE aT four tories ONE NON Xd ¥ TO LOAN 0. corner 10th wid F nin Yowest rates, paeae ss Dads SHOW. , 0% RENT-BKICK DWELLING IN GROMGE | _ap24 SR TiD Pie | Sioney om town: twelve rooms, suse aud celiars toe dearer ON E . ONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE O1 Mibinigr dy OSR oer fawn ties | Being! Terese.” No delay where ise security is good. who O06. GHEEN, BUS th st mw, © tenant font very Moderate: desirable location: can be rented separately. JOHN J. BOGUS, iteul Fstate Agent 1251 sud st. ockt lua JOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, 11 KOOMS ate! W, W. METCALF, 1981 Ellgivly iocated om 2. 3. fog 11,1309. fL, Lelug lot 5, 34, tun.” klevato neath ‘Libera! terms ot i bet. 13ch and 14th sts, com- n dnobslructed View uf Pa ave. und beau: With a iront of 70 feet and the lot contain. ‘od “Chie hotel i high’ ba GU room, al lu Brat-class condi- #0 thousand dollars down oH wid baucesif desited, In flteen yearly pay nscun Whilch will eiab.e the , urchaser to make the purchase ‘0: his year.y business. ‘proceeds ‘A rare opportunit. tor 1uvestors 10 purchase at low Sgures property centrally locaed aud rapidly Ann- rsotis desiring iuformation are tuvited toexamine revises Amamiediais possesion given. ABDIY to ocz0-t fermont ave, an¢ stable; mL: 8100 per mouth: Aus locality: Ys7 Mie st uw. Addres Ry q dad hie Box ob cots: | FY age POR Rig. T—VERY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED Pees eee Per mont. Has NoW READY, OUR FALL AND WINTER STYLES percent jon SALE— SPECIAL BARGAINS, Several six-room houses ‘cent investment, Price, only 2 ‘northeast: ail modern improvements 10 each; also: TYLER & RUTHE REY. DERBY HaTs oun Brick, m, ueiween 14th and 1600 818...0.94,500 _ocleare aa F st ae, cot bane § Feomis aud cellar go Gara a. Beery (OR RENT-SEVERAL DFAIRAHLE FUR- or Coren creer ae - 3 yee on gi AN Quelities In All The ‘a¥EEn @ RUPE tFCRD, NEW SHAPES AXD COLORS. eee cca Swe 1226 Pt nw, SILK DRESS HATS Oo sees PRA fe Lest sta, 2.2700 RONTITW (OSE 5 AT $3, Apply at once toJ, W. P. MY: Frat soom nomen si rotercconseuicuces 62 EAE Jas thous 1428 New York ave, CASSIMEKE DRESS HATS. et ow. 22.0 and 2227 Latest Novelt.es tor Men and Boys tn RB SALE-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE OF : ‘ teu rooms, two baths, two store rooms aid Cu sosiine eenciug. Cun 4Sb compunoy within one aquare of Capito! park Tnquire at 140 LEAN, is An Site. “Aloo: three building .ccm ocisanes ort TRAVELING MATS AND CAPS rok SALE—a NUsiBEN OF NeW AND DESIR. ~OR RENT— E1600 HOE ISLAND CANES AND UMBRELLAS, Fok ‘Dwelliga located in w.w. section. ave Apply to J. J. SHRUD, 1402 14th ot, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 24.500, 25,000, 9b,” 4 1, easy eae in. i Wwo-REW a, 621 Penna Ave. | terus, helsgn es —1WO_: HOUSES, ON N ST. = notice wil! be given of openit Oy Ne ry Foner SEES apsromely Quiehed: iow | score, niecurnee Feu So oye a FPORSAEE, dL nGe AS ROME AND BUS reut, ‘eaKiy, ory Gal Penuayivana avenue ‘Dwelling pear ‘isa tng ior sale, scan” | ogi bee YOUNG. le st. near ‘ Siig bea ea de gu te Shiai ae ane SRR er ee se22-2m_ 1426 F st. aw. Ton aA Sete eg Le Haute IE ES AUSIIN PB. BROWN, Real Estate and Loots, bea Forse ‘We have Houses in all parts of 1426 F st, nw. e clty and at all Phices that we cat sell on the Installment plan. Also Surguins tor investors with ready cas. Please call and’ see ws be:ore purelast ng, HUMPHREY @ ADAMS, Insurance and lout procured oe One * ATG Monovmenra FLAYNERY BROS, DELAWARE AVENUE ap B SteEET 8 Wa ‘South Front of the Capitol, Dealers in allkinds of GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS. ‘Rareand choice designs in American and Scotch, ‘Red and Gray Granites, Positively the largest and ‘most beautiful stock ever offered to the public, oc?-1m 2d EDITION. Lt east iS. THE COLUMBUS FORGERIES. A Prison Guard Swears He Saw a Con- viet Figuring on Retarns. Special Dispaten to Tue EVEN1No STAR, CoLumBus, 0., Oct. 22.—The hearing of the cases of the men charged with the tally Sheet forgeries is proceeding slowly. Ex- Rogees swore this morving tat he saw Convict Francis figuring on the returns in the penitentiary. ‘The men arrested tor forgery, all of whom are democrats, and all but one an office holder, are now thre: ening to arrest Prosecutor Huiluy on the charge of perjury, in swearing the affi- davits against them and other prominent gen tlemen on the charge of subordination of per- Jury, but this is regurded as only a bluf, THIS MORNING'S EARTHQUAKE. The Shocks Felt Distinctly in North ‘arolina and Georgia. WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct, 22.—Two distinct shocks of earthquake were felt here this morn- ing about 5 o'clock. One was quite severe and shook houses and awakened a great many peo- ple. No damage is reported. ATLANTA, Ga., Oct, 22.—There was a distinct earthquake shock here this morning about 4 o'clock, AA SHOCK AT AUGUSTA THIS AFTERNOON. Avausra, Ga,, Oct, 23.—Two severe shocks of earthquake were (elt here to-day, one at 4:55, @ m. and one at 2:17 p.m. ANOTHER SEVERE SHOCK AT COLUMBIA. CoLumara, 8. C., Oct. 22.—Another severe earthquake shock with loud detonations just occurred (2:48 p, m.) Buildings were shaken for about six seconds, No damage was done, Fissures in the Earth in Virginia. LySCHBURG,VA., Oct. 22.—Three large cracks in the earth have just been discovered on top of Flat Top mountain, adjacent to the Pocahontas coal mines, in Tazewell county, which were evidently caused by the earthquake last month, One of the rents crosses the mountain wagon road, and large trees aud rocks have been throwg into it soas to make it passuble. The cracks extend ® long distance and run north and south, qo Lieut. Schwatka’s Ketarn. THE OBJECT OF HIS TRIP TO ALASKA ACCOM- PLISHED. CHICAGO, Oct, 22.—Lieut. Frederick Schwatka arrived in this city yesterday, baving just res {med from Alaska, and left dt once ior New ork, Luleut, Schwatk started out at the head of a Private expedition sent out last spring for Alaska, The mission was of an exploringehar- acter purely, to make an ascent of Mount St. Elias, which is 19,500 teet high. He hud a party of about 12 men with him, including In- di nsandail, Mr. schwatka said that the ex- Pedition was entirely successful in its object, or Teaouably so; that they climbed tbe mountain to the Leighth of 17,200 feet and were pi vented from going higher on account of the clouds. The snow line is at the base of the mountain, Several miles of glacier had to be traversed before the purty reached the base, prior to the ascent. They were four days in making the ascent, Mr. Schwatka sald that the expedition will not be renewed. Compara tively little is kuown of Aluskacxcept the coast line. ‘The lieutenant said that its resources were great, but that some interests, like that of mining, as’ in other sections, were uucertain. Other interests or products are, he said, thor- oughly assured, bat need development. The fisheries he mentioned, among other things, as Very promising, but needed a population along, the Pacific coast to develop the enterprise. The tur seal interests are leading at, present. Mr. Schwatka 1eft last evenivg tor New York. The Chicago Pleuro-Pneumonia Ep! demic, ALL THE DISEASED DISTILLERY CATTLE TO BE SLAUGHTERED, CHICAGO, Oct, 22.—A special to the Times from Springfield, Ill., says: ‘The go uttorney general atiended a meetin livestock commission here last evenin Joyal question of the sitnation at Chicazo fully discussed, It was finally decided th catile In the ‘distillery sheds diseased with pleuro-pneumonia should be siaugntered. The altorney general gave it as his opinion that the state Is not Hable for aniinais in the neighbor- hood which may have contracted the disease since the establishment of the quarantine. The Pimlico Races, PrMrtco, Oct, 22.—rirst race, Unree-quarters ota mile; Nellie &. first, Drake second, Ermine third; ume 1:27. ‘Third race, Breckenridge stakes, two miles— ‘The Bard won, Blue Wing second. ‘Time, 3:35. ‘The Western Railroad Pool. CHICAGO, Oct. 22.—At a meeting of the Chi- cago committee of Managers yesterday tue matter of the udinissiou of the Chicago & At lantic to the pool was discussed. Commissioner Blanchard was requested to prepare a report of the result of his interview at New York with President Benedict, to be laid before the gen- eral meeting. ‘The expression of the commitice was in favor of admitting the Chicago & At- lantic on the terms proposed by that line— namely, 9% per cent of the busivess—but the general mecting took no action on the point. The Inman Line to be Sold. Loxpox, Oct, 22.—Ata meeting of the credit ors of the Loman Steumsuip company to-day it was resolved to sell the concern to the [nter- national Steam Navigation company tor the sum of £205,000. ‘he Habiiities of the Iuman company 0. secured creditors amount to £174,500, and those to unsecured creditors Lo £91,000, including tradesmen’s bills aggre- gating’ £49/300.. The company’s steamers ure Valued ut '£168,80u, Tue unsecured creditors will receive little over ten shillings in the pound. a A British Despateh Boat Wrecked. Lonvon, Oct. 22.—The British despatch boat Imogene Has been wrecked at Gailipoli during 4 fog. She was at the time proceeding from Constantinople to Saionica, whence sie was to convey Sir William White, the newly appointed British minister wo Turkey, to Constantinople, ‘The crew were saved. The Imogene 18 an iron Yacht ot 460 tons. een France's Demand of England. ASKING THAT A DATE BE FIXED FOR EVACUAT- ING EGYPT. LONDON, Oct. 22.—It 1s belleved that M. Wad- dington, French ambassador to England, de- mands (hat Great Britain fx a definite date for her evacuation of Egypt. ee Suicide of s New Hampshire Man. BUSINESS CARES AND POLITICAL DISAPPOINT: MENT LED TO IT. MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct, 22.—Hon. Joseph B. Clurk, one of the most prominent citizens of this city and state, committed suicide in his barn to-day by banging. He was weighed down With business cares, Which, together with his bitterd sappolniment at his failure to receive the nomiuution tor Congress in the first district, undoubtedly led to luis taking bis life. He had been mayor of this city and. a member of the legislature. He served asa captain in the 11th New Hampshire regiment during the war and was intimately pssocluted with many business enterprises here, ——_—»—___ Ropperres RerorreD.—John Worthan, 600 K street southeust, reports stolen trom him cisars und some foreign coins worth $4. George Carter, 2d and M southwest, reports stolen $2 worth of rags and old bottles. FINED FOR CRUELTY To ANIMAIS—This morning in the Police Qourt In the case of Patrick Sullivan on a charge of cruelty to animals, Agent Key of the Humane society, testitied tht the horse's hip bones could be used for 4 hatrack. A fine of five dollars was imposed, To Break the Tilden Will. THE SUMMONS SERVED IN NEPHEW GEORGE H. TILDEN’S SUIT—EXECUTORS IN POSSESSION, From the New York Sun, to-day. Andrew H. Green, George W.Smithand John Bigelow, executors of the will of Samuel J. Til- den, have been served with copies of a sum- mons in an action on the will begun by George H. Tilden, The suit is brought in tno supreme court, and indorsed on the summons is the re- quest: “Plaintitt desires the trial to be in the city and county of New York.” The summons is dated October 20. George H. Tilden is named as sole plainuff. The three executors, all of the relatives, and all of the beneiiclaries under the will, wwenty-eight in all, are named as defendants.” Vanderpoel, Green’ & Cumin ‘Sppeur as plaintiff's counsel. Mr. Vanderpoe wus one of Mr. Tilden's puli-bearers. Carter & yard, attorneys for the executors, have twenty days in which to serve notice ‘of ap- Pearaiee,and then twenty days more may glapse before they receive the complaint. ‘There willnot be this delay. Mr. Delos Mc- Curdy, of Vanderpoel, Green & Cuming, who has the case in his hands, says that he wiil cer- tainly serve the complaint within ten or twelve days. He declined to state its navare, but it is known that the indefiniteness of the clause con- stituting the general trast is the pointof at- tack, Itis not likely that any attempt will be made tw enjoin the executors in the meautime, Under ‘tue forty-third clause of the will, pre- scribing ties Torcowest, Georze H. Tiluen loses bis bequest of $75,000, ‘It is probable that he also loses his right to request the caucelia- ton of the debt of $300,000 due Mr. Tiiden by the Tilden drag firm, aien executors wi an inventory of the estate. ‘They presented their letters lestamentary to the Third National bank yesterday, and trinsierred the account trom ‘Mr, Tuden’s name to their three names. All three executors must algn a check betore money ean be drawn. oe —___ 5 whos 76 years of age; felled orpead Hararash Yesterday * Randolph Churchili nas returned to ‘The work ‘of rellevi distress at Salisbury, ‘Md., sul continues, More buildings for tempo- Sil j Jug the same journey. MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. What the Commissioners Say in Reply to Objections to their Plan. The District Commissioners think that the Project (or extending Massachusetts avenue ha been unfairly criticised, Commissioner Wheatley said to-day that the objection made tothe use of money for this extension, when many of the county roads now open needed improvement, arose entirely out of tgnorance ofprovisions of the appropnation bill. This Proposed improvement is to be made, he said, Under the following section of the current ap- Propriation bill: “For sweeping, cleaning and sprinkling strects, avenues and alleys, $59,000, tor cue Tent work of repairs of streets, avenues and alleys, $25,000; current work of county roads and suburban streets, $40,000; for opening and extending suburban streets, $30,000: provided that this provision shail not be construed to authorize the widening of any street now laid out und opened,’ ‘rhe $30,000 appropriated for opening and ex- tending suburban streets, he sald, could not be expended on county roads and suburban streets now existing, nor could it be used on the city streets. It it’ were not used on such work as that to which the Commissioners to apply It, the money wouid lapse into the Treas- Bry and the District would lose the benefit Commissioner Ludlow, speaking of the pro- Position that the property owners along the Toute of the proposed extension shuuld pay the cost ot grading and improving the roadway, asked when such a plan tor opening a street had ever been tullowed in cases where the open- ingor extension had been decided upou as @ needed or desirable public improvement, Aga matier of fact, Col. Ludlow said, the prop- erty owners, or the property there, would pay for this improvement many times over. Now the land lying along the route was taxed as agricultural land on a valuation of $100 au acre. This improvement would at once in- crease its assess-d value, and inside of five years the increased revenues of the District frou that Property would pay for improving the road. Merely irom @ business point of view, he be- lieved the proposed extension was a good thing. Next year, if the Commixsioners have tt money, he said, they pi 4 Lo push tinprove- ments ‘along uvenues in the clty, Georgia ave- nue, Virginia avenue and others, opeuing seo- ous within the city limils which are now comparatively inaccessible. He said that ail the sections of the District outside of the city limits, except that through which it was proposed W6 extend thie avenue, were accessible ¥ KoOd, Well estublisited rouds. In considering the work of exteuding avenues Inte the suburbs the Commissioners concluded that this exten- sion Would produce the best results, and so they undertook it first. —— The President's Reception. TWO HUNDRED VISITORS RECEIVED, ‘There was the usual attendance of nearly two hundred at the President's reception this afte © noon, Secretary Lamar was among the visitors, accompanied by several ladies from Georgia. After an Introduction, one of the ladies Laugh- ingly remarked to the Secretary: “But you didn’t Introduce us as you said you would.” “Weil, Lulwuys get flustered with the ladies,” replied the Secretary. Senator Butler, of South Carolina, who ar- rived yesterday, Wwas also among the visitors, A southern lady upon shaking bands re- marked: “Sorry not 10 meet Mrs. Cleveland, for next to Miss Davis I was auxivus to see the wife of the President.” The President did not make any reply. Ex-Minister ‘Smith to Liberia was accompa nied by w bright, 1uteiligent looking young col- ored man from ‘Liberia, who has been here but asuort time, the first tine be ever left his home. Tue’ President appeared much inter- esied and spoke a iew pleasant words with the colored visitors, An unusually large number of peuple were too late to see the President and Were much disappointed. One lady was very indignant because it was only tweuty minutes ot twoand the reception announced for hall- Past one was over. ———__+ee_____. The Mikauo's Uncie. PRINCE KOMATSK, WITH HIS WIFE AND SUITE, TO VISIT WASHINGTON. Prince Komatsk, who has arrived at San Francisco with his princess and suite, com- mands the Imperiat Guards, composed ot 10,000 picked soldiers. He led the army of the Mikado in the war with the Tycoon and was Jargely instrumental inestablishing the present dynasty. He was educated in Europe, and he and ail of y dress a» Europeans. He hus already made a tour of the Uuited States on his way around the world, and is now repeat- Tue princess 1s 34 years old and duuguter of Count Arima, She is short, plump and vivacious, with briliiant black’ eyes and lustrous lair, She has never bevore leit Japan, although she has learned to speak English weil. Prince Komaisk will pro- geedeastward in & ew days by way of Salt Luke, Denver and Chicago, From New York he will come to Washington and_ be presented to the President, aud will then return to New York and sail or Europe, The City Post Office Examinati A HUNDRED APPLICANTS FOR CLERKSHIPS OR CABRIERS’ PLACES, A bundred applicants for positions as clerks or letter carriers in the city post office climbed the steps to the annex building of the agricul- tural department to the rooms where the civil service commission hold sway. There they were met by the local board of examine: Messrs. Bell, Tullock and Springer, The ex- amination room was thronged with the appli- cants, and provision was made iu the corridor outside for the “overflow.” Still accomodations couid be provided tor only about 70 aud the reinalader were excused until to-morrow. The pplicants are put through what 1s called a iiiited” examination, being a litile less se- vere than the examination for the general de- partmental service. Applicants for clerksbips and leiter carriers’ places stand the same ex: amination. This ly the vargest cluss exuinined by the city post office board. Members of the board said that it was, taken as a whole, the best appearing class. No ladies were exutniued, Muny of those recently dropped from the go? ernment printing office Were among the app: cunts, and amoug the laces were those of clerics who "baye within the last few months been dropped from departments on account of reductions in force, or for other reasons, The Case of “Bud” Warner. TO BE DISPOSED OF NEXT MONDAY. ‘Today “Bud” Warner, who was tried on Fri- day last on the charge of burglary at the resi- dence of Dr. Colgrove, on 16th street northwest, and acquitted, was brought up from jail. Mr. Coyle, for the government, called the attention of the court to the fact that he was indicted in four cases of burglary in 1880, and being con- vicled in two of the cases he Was sentenced to seven year in the peullentlary, and pleading guilty in two cases the sentence was suspend in these cases. ‘The court suggested that Judge James, who sertenced him, be asked as 1o his recollection, Subsequently ‘Mr. Coyle stated to the court that Judge James could not remember the case, but hada recollection of one prisover sentenced in one case and the sentence suspended in the other, his object’ being to keep the prisoner away from the District. Mr. Walker, for the prisoner, thought that Judge James intended the sentence to be final, ‘Mr. Coyle said that the original sentence had not run out, but he had hada commutation of tme tor good behavior, ‘The prisoner stated that he had come here in February, 1885, and had endeavored to lead an honest liie. “The officers had since arrested him, but he had not been convicted. The said that he would confer with The willot Thomas E. Welsh, filed to-day, leaves his estate to his mother. To-day, Nancy M. Johnson filed two bills forin- Junction'against,John P. Lawrence, a constable, torestruin bim irom levying on her property ‘wo satisfy a Beye bees by Justice Strider. An assignment of ‘razer, Of Harris- burg, Pa., to Isaac Frazer, of Mechanicsburg, Pa,, #.- tie benefit of creditors, was put on re- cord ti re to-day. ‘THt Woman WHoSuot AND KILLED GEORGE McQua¥.—This morning in the Criminal Court the grand jury revurved an indictment against ‘Susan Clark, allas Susie Clark, ie colored girl, for the murder of George McQuay on Friday night last by shooting him, ‘She was arraigned suusequently and pleaded not guilty, She stated that she had no lawyer, and usked that one be assigned. Mr, Shillington was directed to take the case. ——— MARRIAGE LICENSES. —Ma’ licenses have been Issued Ly the clerk of the court to Walter Carter and Adeline Dobson; F. H, Ladson and Mary E, Jenkins; Dr. Clinton Mayfield and Eta Hickenlooper; Samue! C. Smith und Mary E Edinboro; W. H. Underdur, of Montgomery county, Md., and Elizabeth Gaskins, of Prinve William county, Va; Adolph Lichensteia, of New Haven, Conn, aud Bertha Kohuer; Frank Matthews and Minnie Gaither, bow of Mont romery county, Md.; W. J. Yaste,of Urbana, id., and Cordelia Bryan. hen Mn, GIVEN STILL Improvinc.—Mr. John T. n is reported to be better to-day than be Giv ‘was yesterday. He is slowly gaining an Ute, which is Considered an exeelient indication. eet About twelve minutes before three o'clock this afternoon ® slight but unmistakable earthquake shock was felt in the fourth atory Of THEStaR office. The tremor lasted but an instant, but was sufficiently strong to “pi” type on the composing stones, FELT IN THE PACIFIC BUILDING, A gentleman tu the Pacific butiding told a STAR reporter that about 2:30 o'clock this after. noon he felt a distinct shock of earthquake, ‘Which lasted but a short time, THE LONG BRIDGE The Condition of the Roadway — The Law Respecting the Care ef the Bridge. Considerable complaint is made of the condi- tion of the roadway on the causeway of the ‘Long bridge, as it is filed with accumulations of dirt, and has in ite suriace many ruts and holes, Mr. C. B. Chureh, of South Washington, who was chairman of the citizens’ committee on the Washington harbor improvement, Speaking to @ STAR reporter of the bridge, said: “Any persons visiting the bridge would be sur- Prised to see the number of persons and teams that go across it, It is a great thoroughfare, and sloce the closing of the Aqueduct bridge greater demand is made upon it tuan ever. The bridge is kept in good repair in every respect, except ‘as to the condition of the roadway.” There is some misapprehension as to the responsibility for the condition of the bri: The actofJune 21, 1870, empowering the Haltimore & Poto- mac Rallroad company to take possession of the bridge requires that company to maintain it in good condition for rail; and ordinary travel, The act then says: That, it the said Baltimore & Potomac Ratiroad com; iy shall at any time neglect to keep said bridge in good repair, and free for puvlic use for ordinary Wavei, the government of the United States may enter Into porsession of the sald bridge; legislative, jadical pote apy bm, en tbe pecuniary it of the tried Jaty Lo tke beginning of the Geant pean aithongh the Dill was BOU approved un} inquiries 1 have falted to diecover ay one whe aquirie, Lhave re sorted or tne bill referred to. Will you july under the Please’ inform ‘the class whom. i Fepreseat whether sour stalement was if not, of an: Early in August the first controller the department whose salaries were increased by the legisiauive appropriation bill, which delayed in i passage uatil entitled to the benefit ot the beginning of the fiscal year, on ube Lat of Jul Tis decision applied ‘only to those were raised, and where the the position was changed was pot aliot instance, the pay of the charwomen ."and the inerewse da when,in the place of a 1, provided for a $1,@00 stenogra Writer, the increase did pot date position was a new one, t} H ; sited I EFF z f i t i I i o Conference of the C. M. KE. Chareh, Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR, PETERSBURG, VA., Oct. 21.—The fourteenth session of the Virginia conjerence of the C, M. E.Church in America convened in this city yesterday, Bishop W. H. Miles, of Louisvilie, Ky., presiding. Rev. Dr. F,M. Hamilion was elected secretary, and Dr. 3. T. Shackelford was elected assistant. Rev. R. & Williams wa chosen statistical secretary. The usual eoum- ) mMitlees were appointed, Respecting tue isrwel church and Miles chapel fund Bishop Miles stated that he was Congress reserves the right to alter or amend this law.” Dr. Tindall, secretary of the District Com- missioners, sald to a STAR r to-day that tne Commissioners had no authority in this matter, He thought that it rested with the Departinent ot Justice to bring the company to account if it failed to maintain the bridge in good order. —___ District Government Affairs. MISCRLLANEOUS, ‘The Commissioners have received a commu- nication from the District assessor submitting alistof licensed real estate ageuts who have failed Wo pay percentage tax on commissions, as required by law, alter repeated notices sent trom his office. The collector of taxes asks to be legally ad- vised as lo question presented of relisiing pre- vious years arrearages of tax und offering the same ior sale where the property sold was bid 1 for the District, Mr. Chas, W, Huguely, for self, and George W. Huguely, by Enoch Totten, atiorney, against the issuance of permit to Jas. G. Bowen lo erect a livery stable on lot 4, square 45u, on north side ot New York avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, as being in violation of section 21 of the bui.ding regulations. Major Walker asks that the pavement in front of tue second preciuct station house may be repaired with aspualt blocks, to be paid for out of permit and repair work, Mr. P. H. slcQuade, 801, corner 24th and H streets ‘northwest, ealis the attention ol the Commissioners to the dangerous condition of eas {rout of 2327 H street, owing leaky drat. ‘the Commissioners have issued a retail liquor license to Wm. Dietz, 1716 Penusylvania avenue. ee Balance to the Credit of the District. Treasurer Jordan has transmitted to the Dis- trict Commissioners @ statement of their dis- bursing account, by which it appears that the balance to their credit on the books of the Treas Ury al the close of business, September 30,1836, was $343,211.7. ed The Aqueduct Bridge. THE AMOUNT DUE THE OLD CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN, ‘The Commissioners this afternoon received @ letter from the Secretary of War, in reply to their letter, asking the Secretary, in the event of the purchase of the Aqueduct bridge, to see that the District recovered tne sum of $4,500 paid by the old corporation of Georgetown toward the construction of the brluge. The Secretary suys the letter bus beea filed in the office of the chief of engineers to be considered when the question involved is pre- sented to the department for action, ————— AMONG THE PRESIDENT's CALLERS to-day were Attorney General Garland, Justice Field, Assistant Secretary Thompson, Gov. Tichnor Curtis, Senator Colquitt, and Cominissiouer ‘Sparks, Rerieep.—First Lieut. Robert H. Fletcher, 21st infantry, was to-day placed upon the retired list of the army, baving been found incapacitated for active service by an army retiring board, Cox, Casey expects to go to New York very soon to assume his new position head of the board of engineers on forti- fications, He will continue to have charge “of the Washington monument and ot tLe completion of the State, War and Navy department building, and will make Sccasional tying trips to Washington from New York, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and 220 p.m, prices ofthe New vork Stoce Market towas. as feputtes Special wire 0 HH. Dodge, 99 oth rect [0 | 800) Name) U. awo Can. Pace! 72 | Ze North Pac...) 28%) 20% oly ae pres ana Ard Norwest .. 7% Do., pret... tao. = Oregin Trans. 33% Samy cscseneel OPCGOR NV... LUTiy L0G Sv Pac Stall) Ba | OSS, Sot Peo. Dee oa Re atug ig = ie Ee 115 114% [West cont N. J. Cent... 59% N.Y Oy N.Y. Cent. 38") 37 Washington Steck Exchange. The following chanzes from "s quotations onthe Washingtoustocs ixchance ary pote! to-da: U. BS. digs, Lnvl, coupon. 212% bid, 112 asks tered, 111% oli. 112 asked. 28i_ Old. 125% waked. "U. = 128g Cid, Tie“ anke L 7s, 1903, Currency, 134%" bid. Sos, 1024, currency, LI ed. aecrupoiitan Ik stock, 100 vid, 105aece ‘ashington Gas, 37% bid, 3i%y asked, National Metropolitan Bank, 100 bid raruers’ and ac- cuaulcs” sunk, Georgetown, 160. bid, 165 asked. Ciuzens’ National bank, Livy bid. Second National ‘Bank, 110i old, eu. ken Se peake aus co. Tel Co, 81 bid, D2 asked. Baltimore aarkets. BALTIMORE, Mn, October 22—Virginia sixes Hlaated.O¥; past-due couponr. 66%; de. Leu-Lories, ‘S87 o. new unroen Oia bid today. year Cali, Chicare darkets. GHICAGO, Ogpber 23, 11:00 am._wWhent marist George W. made appointing (be widow iT fixing the the 15, de- orders were and H.L. Adams administrators, fixi a1 $100,000, and James F- Young guar on a bona of $1! —— advised by Bishops Laue and Hulsey to pur chase the Miles chapel property, aud, aa ur himself, he bad done everytuiag he could te prevent the separation that occurred in Israel church in 1553. Regular assessiuents have been made to liquiduie we devi on Jaret church and Miles chapei. Al (gday’s seasion reports were made of the Various charges by Une. pastors, whlch. show that Ue church has made great progress during e year, —s0e A BROTHER-IN-LAW OF GEN. BF, BUTLER MISSING. Col. J. M.G. Parker, a very wealthy resident ‘of Boston and a brother-in-law of Gel, B, F. But- ler, is missing. For several years be has been subject to temporary fits of insanity, although at Lo time bas he been violent. Detectives have been employed to watch bis movement, but he escaped trom them on Tuesday last, and, hiring a team started out for a ride He wes traced to Pelham, N. H., but potbi hus been heard Of im) and itis § Uboaght that he has made away with bi He was 65 yeurs old, and won his title by meri- torious service in Ue rebellion, He went with Gen. Buuler to New Orieans, and alter the lure of that city was made postinaster and co lector of customs, For several years he hes been engaged in heavy real estate by which he accumulated a foriune. oo The Canr’s Afflicted Household. THE CZAR HAUNTED BY PEARS OF assaner NATION AND THE CZAREWITCH ILL, A London dispatch states that rumors ere current there that # terrible state of contasion exists in the czar’s household owing to hallael- Nations of imaginary dangers to which the czar is subject, It ts said that onsecing an adjutant waiking rapidly toward lim receatly the czar seized w revoiver and shot the adjutant dead. ‘Other accounts say that the adjutant made ap atiempt to kill the czar and the latter fired in SeIUCTEUNE. so the are {is also sald that the czarewitch fs seriously Ail. His illness was first noticed five years ago, when he began to suffer froin heart disease, epilepuc utlacks and roeumatixm. The ont Physiclau wio had the courage to tell the tra Was Pro Sooo Death Preveuin a Wedding, THE BRIDEGKOOM COMMITS SUICIDE, LACKING COURAGE To MARKY, A tragedy of & remarkable character in Chi- cago lust evening prevented wuat was to have been a brilliant wedding. Tne bridal couple have cccupied an honorable position in Ue highest sucial circles, and the preparations lad ali been compieted. ‘Miss Minute F. Rusch, » beautiful and wealthy girl of 20, walted at ber Lome, 164 North State street, witu nearly 100 guess and ihe clergyman, bul tue bridegroom, who had Jeit his beturoihed less aan two hours belore, Tailed to appear. Tue man for whom all were waiting was Julius Leter, confidential ussisiant lo; Beluniat & Lubes, wholesale liquor merchants, He Js 35 years ol age, a member of the German Man- Rerchor, and wus favorably knows Ufoughout lhe city: A friend at ast burried tots apart- ments on Cuestuutstreet, The house was leaked and there was nosiga of the bridegroom. Au eutrance was fluaily effected. Streteved uy the bed in his weddiug garments was te Uride- groom, with a buliet in his forehead, dead. On {wo scraps of paper be com piaiued that ue bad hot the moral courage to proceed with the mar- riage. Word of the tragedy was hastily Drought back to the waiting bride, At Uke first inumation of we death ste shrieked and fainted, wuile the gauy atuired guests departed in contusion, = 00 Tux [xquesr Isto THE CuIcAeo BHOOTING ibe inquest on the budy of Terrence Begley» who Was killed in Culcago on Tuesday by Pink: erton men, Capt. Mark ¥, of the iowa OF Lake police, testified yesterday Chat the smail crow. which collected made no tureatening demon- strutions. The other witnesses of the contended that no missiles were thrown or shots fired at the train, Tbe witnesses were confused as to the identity of the men who did the shuoting, one of the witnesses poluting ous an atorney for the prisoners as one of the men who suot at the train, Kew Youk HERKEWS ResoIcnG,—Yester. day was the closing day of tue great Hebrew autumn holiday, and was especially memore> ble wor New York Hebrews, U-caune of ite belug the first Jewish holiday on wuich Jewish chile dren were permitied to be ubsent from the lie schools without loss in Uber standing, figut Was initiated some three years ago by Ravbi Brown, of the Tempie Gates of The opinivus of the greatest rabbis in the world Were obiained. The opinions of the superine tendents of the public schools in ine United Slates were also secured, wud the result is that the Jewish children of New York can now ob- serve their religion without loss in standing, a elrcular to that effect having been issued on ‘Thursday to all the schovl principals. There is great rejoicing amoug the New York Hebrews, ENFoxce IMMoRALITY.—The committes ap» Polnved by the Contral Labor, Unions of New York city aud Brooklyn to investigaie churges of immorality brought against certalu persons in a Williamsburg tuctory has ex- amined more than 50 yiris wud 20 wen and boys lately employed in the luctory. Members of the committee say the reports of immorality have been substantiated by the testimony, Tue committee hus placed the LesUimony taken, in the hands of Distract AU way. ‘The alleguiions are that prostitunion bus enforced. sonauion wt reisining emmplan- ment, ‘The action of the comin! ry Ofa sirike caused by tue di ‘of two On tne ground that they came fate to Work im the morning. Tux Kaiser Rervens ro Beeiix.—Emperor Willian arrived ip Berlin yeu . He was received at (he railway station vy the governor Of the city, the chief of potice and otber officials, He rested’ tor two hours, and afterward gave audience to Gen. Brovsart vou Lhe imperial secretary for war, apd Count Her Cert Bhimarek, imperial affairs, 11 is reporied tuat they tor. eign affairs. It ix rumored that we doctors insist that the ‘visit Of tue @ma> peror Wo the Harz moun be ‘Tue Leacue Agaixer ENGLAND's OccURA-