Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1886, Page 5

ae _ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY , — ff Me * NOVEMBER 6, 1886-DOUBLE SHEET FOR RENT—HOUSES, FOR _SALE—HOUSES. (23) Sats. Org 219 9th st.aw. 97, | 12d Pa ave a $<. 3 Ter aie Tier 30 st fur, ma, 11 8 fur, ie aS vssoneee 98 ¥5e2 Tain ow 157 36.59) 1518 Sonn t.n w Lary 20) 2121 k'st a 131s och oe ace, 34 Oth se ac 3408 N 636 Va av. wei. x Fn 35) 49 Est. 8. 626 Per Mo.\| OFFICES, w dr825]| Gunton Bid ‘S12 sth st.. Room 4.10 4, 201 H ne. a" TS La ave, oom 20,10 ‘Jpasement.25 1S Tein 8k., ROOM Lancet Btable, rear 1 York ave n.w. 68: Stable, reat 3318 P st_—_3! ‘The above is books. |For full ise creme ot epee ae Biche adh Sen a es. Rae pase RB SALE—LANIER HEIGHTS. “Tupelo Lodge.” handsos Tooms, furnace, Dat! iyo, move howe Now annum. Firsceians speculauve prope Pocc suburban home. Owuer will teke, food Safe sng decetat phate et sat ‘Six small lots on K: ani eh eS oe ‘AD elegant new Cotiage on abdut the finest Jot on whe Heights, with 20,000 feet of grou, OF Now under rent. Owner going 20 sy cet ws broud sou Tr tage somely subdivided for cottages, nt 256 15.00 feet, with frout on two streets at 25e. fe Gne vot 502150 on Lanier ave. 0c. All of the above proj will certainly come into peter valuceach year” CUTTER & WIMPR, fy Taub F ourest, me new Cottage, of eight hot and cold water, gus pipes all ‘ont; open grates: over 04,000 Plumbing: charming situa- sprig. “ihe whole for $8.00, a per: catty Tots innorthwest in exchange. Plans and photograph ‘at the Dest small lots now for sale can be had at ansasave.. in new sub, taken as ). Owner leaving city. One-quarter tage, can be hand- Fok SALESBRICK HOUSE, 9 ROOMS OPPO. are, 4th st nw. For particulars site Judici apply Owner, 420 6b st. B. OR RENT—BY RG HOLTZMAN 416 Lense moresags, Teds fe sew. 813... $35 5 Pa av. 1 S01 Cot nes 12 rea ippet pe 1118 Pa.ay_—au tf 35 617 Est 2% 2252 14th stn. FURNISHED. K. oe. 16th st., 20r.-416.66, B st., op. Capitol, 12r.$150 EH imced with me for rent or sale is liberally ‘of cost to the owner. srty ior sale, call or send at offica HOLTZMAN. low and F sts... § ty F 4 ia nh cere +t 38 iJ # ee s rao behets ag. rt i520 tigh st : ee Wilustappiy te WEMCOTY & WilcoA nos” PPt © s07 Peonaylvania ave: ten. R RENT—UNFURNISHED— ee BBO, BB. av. and S si. 21 Grant Pisce ‘2bs. Riob’dson pi e150 -¥OX & BROWN, 1437 Peon.ave mie {OR SALE—OR REN’ given, 301, corner 3d and G sts. aw. ate —A_ GOOD BUSINESS corner: will sell on easy terms; good satisiuction R SALE-IF SOLD IN THE NEXT FIVE F'aSewe wit ome at very great mscrifce a had ‘S-aory brown with Seaton Back building. cellar and sub-ce lar: Tatgcbrice stable inouera convenience: pristaatie chandeliers, ac.” Lo- oder COD : prismatic 6 wie. cated on st, Betmeed Sa nod & aod dizate mw. Onginally "330,000" Otlered at's gresi sacrifice = Bi. WARNER CO. ns-ot ; OOF st hw R 3ALE-920 P ST.N. W.SEVEN ROOMS Pisa ty lope Sle ie in bang force eta yin rea gl. POR SALE-REAT-ESTATE BUYERS HELPED to selections and Gotiom terms for small commis- sion on purchases aided: State preferred locality, character’ and price nearly as possi ress SCOUT; Star ome. soe FOR SALE-SsPECIAL BARGAIN—A NEW house on Mawsachusetts ave. n.w.. between 9th and 10th sts., containing 12 rooms, all modern im- provements’ (If desired will be sold on the following ins: $1,000 cash: balance s bas TNO. F. WAGGAMAN, n3-6t ‘806 F si, Foe cae ON. MONTHLY, | PAYMENTS, House 305 Est. ne, $3.250; $250 cash. balauce in monthly notes of $30; new 7-room house with all modern iinprovements. Apply to JOHN 'T. ARMS, 810 F st. nw. B8-6t F°, ‘SALE—CHEAP— 0v-$1,100 cash, ‘Three four-room Brick Houses, on M st., between ‘OR SALE— 804 10th st. ne., rents | yammmnemnmans 0177 and 4iy sts. &w.. renting $1U each; will eell for baiance in two years. A good investment. H. PAPKER, n6-3te 4 Ard E sts. sw. Fe SALE — CHEAP —SIX NEW FRAME Houses, on 3d st., between N and O sts.e.w.; $1, 3 N63 Fes aik CHEAR — GOOD BUSINESS #44 sts.s.w. has seven poms: lot 20 feet front. Price $2,000. C.H- PARKER, Stand. on C, between 34 ai and E ste &w. neat” D Frame: one square 50 it-old in next few 26-3 {ORSALE—CHEAP—A NICE SLX-ROOM BR ‘on E, between 4ig and 6th sts. §. window. Price $2,000. CH. PARKER, #4 and E aia. RW. DEBE SALE_FOUR NICE NEW SEVEN ROOM ‘and bath. Houecs: small cash payment; balance ty monthly payment, “wile, told altogether at Such price as to make then «net Sig per cent invest: Biert) GH. KNIGHT, 925° F et Bw. Room. 1, fio D490 ‘south front: heated Uiroustiont: cone ander ited ‘lee $3,450. ly to OWNE! red price $3,450. ‘Appir to OWS ssn won predninee: uewiy bapered a VOR SALE-ON CAPITOL HILL. © 8 large Brick residence: 12 rooiys 26 feet fro feet deep, welt bailt: one square from new librury site, FW. MILLER, 1500 Hi stn. nee (OR SALE— ‘Very desirable corner residence on 14th st.; new aang complete. realy for occupancy. Ase for invesinient: houses in the northwest sec- ion. renting at @40 and $4 per month, whic offer at prices from 95.200 to $6250. ‘Smal houses fenting at, $113.50 per. month. lorated northeast: we offer +100 on ‘easy payments, oF $1.06u all cash. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, né-6t 927 Fst. nw. VOR SALE—$3,400 FOR INVESTME gant house, 6 rooms and cellar, on 10th st. near hole house; handsome front, side aad back s 6 F St. nw. nG-3te JOR SALE—CHEAP= ; A store and Dwelling on Pa ave. peng, War De- iment, renting for re onle ¥ PaO eA Ramee ond, Tia F st Fe SALE-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF Houses desirably located for iments, which we offer apo Suit purchasers: it wi rt Defore you decide. Oar Use ore MPHREY & COLMAN, ‘Real Estate Brokers, 6 ‘ Gis Fs nw, ‘OR SALE_NEAR NEW PENSION OFFICE, four-story brick: mod. imps.; cheap. Also cen- st.. 30 teet front, 20 A. 5. CAY WOOD, cor and K 5ts. nw. ‘od. imp.; price, $11,.0UU; $4.000 cash. See Was Warton and tooo arn atie c ‘CHL PARKER, 4% and #’ sts. SALE—A DECIDED BARGAIN—OVER 00 Feet of Ground, improved by excellent nine- ‘Capitol: northeast: for only lays. Lot 37 feet front with Ground alone nearly Worth the price oi For gates’ NICE HOME. 7 ROOMS, Buick. flowers and vines; monthly instalments if de 1505 Caroline painted. n6-3t 70 ELE 2116 1oth st. n.w., rents $12.50. 1925 8th st., rents’ $12.50. eer BD 221. Qa nw. rents $10.0 1885 723 6th st. aé., rents $10... 1.250 35150 Fou Foe cate ERY, CHEAP NINE, ROOM Brick; modern improvements; nice lot: H st. 0.6; 00d nelghdorhood;ouly. Easy terms, 301m WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st, n.w. POR SALES THE BEST BARGAIN—ON CAP tol Hill, ‘a fine ‘residence within a half square of Capitol Park, 14 rooms and large brick stable; flue view ofentire northern jart of the city and surround- tng country: 8,580 square feet of ground: G7 feet front on westside of the st. For particulars apply to 0c30-7t* 925 Fst n. w.. Room 1, first floor. VOR SALE—FINE THREE STORY BRICK House, fronting south on T st, n.w . west of 9th t: eight large rooms: bath, cellar, &c- $5,000 if taken atonce. PRO BONO, Star: ‘oc0-1m {OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, FOUR NEW threestory, nine-room houses, with all modern improvements, just completed; also, two ten-room corner houses, with improvements, such as furnace, Open grate, bathtub, washstand, brick set range, sta- tionary wash trays, &c., on C st, between Sth aud tb S.W.; also one two-story house, 218 Yth st. <w. inquire of F, BAKKER, _ 0c2-2w* 901 Virginia a ‘SW, SOR SALE— GEORGETOWN PROPERTY. e for sale the finest located property. In George- town, on one o. the principal thoroughfares, with, horse cars passing alvng the sureet. partly improved by tive modern houses with an unimproved front of over 800. feet cent on the entire investment, und the vucan iportion will enhance in value so that @ large profit may soon berealizes on the present price. A rare opporwunity: for capital, JNO. A. PRESCOT ocze-1it 4416 F st. nw. FPOR SALE, OR LEASE-1210 1 ST. N. W..16 rooms, modern and perfect inal Iteappointmenty Stabling tor four horses, PARKEK & ‘\UWNSEND, 1418 Fst. vous 12t, F OR SALE. Brick, 6 rooms. Wylle st. n. Five rooms N, between 4th and 6ih sts. 0.W......1650 Br.ck, 6 rooms, mod. lunps., 12th st. ‘Capitol st; well rented. CHAS A SHIELDS, Frame, 6 rooms, 2d street, Brick, 7 rooms, Kineman Pi 5 "7 rooms, Pierce Pace, bet, 15 11 reoms. Qt..bet 18th 30 rooms, on Corcoran si. # rooms, 14th et, business propery S rooms. Feuton'st., n't Gov. Pri, f, G Tooms, Qt bet dth aud Bub nw Brick store and dwelling. rath vit Brick, Grooms, on Riggs st. bet. 1th aid 14ih.6 000 Brick. 7 rome, Wallach st bet. 13th © 14 Erick, 7 rooms and store ‘Lith and Caw Do.” 10 rooms oa J, bet, 9th and Lota wis Bw Bo. cn Dunbarton’ ave ‘on Congress nt, heat post 14p Bick, Ebet- oti & Gukir, Pens (0,500 iso improved ana unimproved property iu ail parts cithecits Apply to soe Pay ERS. sels-owe 1428New ¥ [XOR SALE—22D ST, BETWEEN MASSACHU sects ave anu P st; GOx10U; very desirable: price, 31 25 per square foot. ‘Qstynordi side, next to New Hampshire ave., two Lots: Buxiv0 each: in {all view of Dupont Cire rice, s2 per square 100%, oczv-Im DODSON & DEEBLE, 1319 F st. pron saie= PECIAL BARGAINS. Several stx-room houses 2d EDITION. Last ‘earns To Su A CRISIS AT HAND. The Bourgas Affair Likely to Lead to Immediate Russian Intervention in Special Cable Dispatch to THe EVENING STAR Lonpos, Nov. 6.=For the hundredth time the ‘Standard’s leader this morning begins with the words, “It is clear that matters in Bulgaria are rapidly approaching a crisis.” This time, however, the Standard probably is right. The intervention of Russia can hardly be long de- layed, The people of Bourgas are the victims of another plot. This is what seems likely to happen: The regents will summon tl troops at Bourgas to surrender. The troops in ‘question will declare they are under the protec- tion of the czar of Russia, Gunboats will be hurried up from Varna, Ifthe regents attempt pel the garrison to submi Will resist with ‘the assistance of the Russian fleet. When once a Rassian shell bursts on Bulgarian soil all hope of a paci settlement muy be abandoned. There is no chance ot peace. The may, however, make short work. of who'have seized the town, and the reg May thus reestablish thelr authority without pulation at Bourgas TRYING TO PREVENT A ROW. Elaborate Police Preparatio: the Peace in Londo: ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Taz EvENiNe Star, Loxpon, Nov. 6.— Disturbances here on lord mayor's day seem certain, the police having taken the further unprecedented steps of prohibiting the meeting at Trafalgar square. The most minute and complete precautions have been taken. Shopkeopers all along the route are peremptorily requested to close their shutters on that day, or if they have noshut- ps, The local authori ties have received the strictest orders to re- move from the streets everything that could possibly serve as a weapon or missle. Justice, the socialist organ, says this morning: “It we were ever 80 anxious to dissuade the people from going, we could not do so now. vaciilation of the authorities are alone to blame for any disorder which may ters to board up th ———-—___ GLEESON CHARGES FRAUD. He Says His Vote was Cut Down by Election Judges. CHI0AGo, Nov. 6.—Daniel F. Gleeson, who ran against Frank Lawler tor Congress in the Second district, states that before the day is over he will produce affidavits from a man who will swear that he saw election judges in some 01 tho precincts erase the fisures credited to Gleeson and substitute smaller ones. FURNITURE MEN FAIL. Assignment of a Baltimore House Which Has s Branch Here. 6.—P. Hanson Hiss & Co., decorators and manutacturers of fine furn!- ture, have filed an assignment for benefit of creditors to Christian Devrie: gave bonds in the sum of $400,000, indicating assetsof half that amount, The firm has been Tegarded as one of the most substantial in this city, and the tallure is considerable of a sur- ‘The trustee states that dullness and de- reciation of values caused the failure, which ie thinks will only be tem) able that a compromise will business continued. 15th street, in Washington, Bartimors, Nov. trustee, who rary, as it is ‘The firm has a branch on CALIFORNIA. A Sepubliecan Claims that Swift Has Been Counted Out. CHANGES IN THE OFFICES. Appointments and Promotions im the ‘Treasary Department, Ete. John E. Powell has been appointed electrician of the Treasury department at a salary of $1,000 per year. This is an expert position Suthorized by Congress last winter, and was filled after a competitive examination. Mr. Frank Branagan, of Ohio, having served S satisfactory probationary term of six months has received absolute appointment to class pares, in the office of sixth auditor, Treasury de- The following promotions have been made in the Treasi ment: James T. North Carolina, trom ‘class one to class vue ia the office of the tais divor; George E. Rose: of Kentucky, trom class one Lose ea oes office of the sixth auditor, Walter Taylor, of Mr, Samuel W: lace, of CT bee! appointed “chemist Moder the ccunapertes —_——_+e.____ ANOTHER PROPOSED EXTENSION. A Proposition to Extend North Capitol Street to the Soldiers’ Home. The District Commissioners are now consider- ing @ project to extend North Capitol street from the Boundary in a straight line out to the Soldiers home, passing through the Beale prop- erty, the Monroe property, the Barbour property and other properties, The line of the street, if directly extended, will pass through Prospect ‘hill cemetery, but west of Glenwood. ‘The Commissioners are now having the legal Tights of the cemetery examined into, with the view of determing whether they can condemn the land fora road, The owners of a large por- on of the property affected have already noti- fied the Commissioners of their willingness to @odieate ground for the p extension. Col. Ludiow said to-day that the proposed ex- tension would make North Capitol street one Of the finest avenues in the city, extendiny from the Capital to the Soldier's Home. It would be the most direct road to the Soldiers’ Hoine ground, and would do for that section of the District whut it 1s hoped the Mussachusetts avenue extension will do in the west. The Commissioners, he suid, had no money to ex- pend on this extension this year, but they have authority to go ahead and condemn a roadway or accept ground dedicated tor the purpose by owners, DISTRICT LAW SUITS. Annual Report of Attorney Riddle. Attorney Riddle sent his annual report to the Commissioners this afternoon. He says: “It has been a year of increused activity. We have hot yet escaped trom the perplexing questions entailed by the late board of public works, while the rapid growth of the District brings many new ones. The District hud an unusual number of cases disposed of gu the United States Supreme Court at its last term which may be mentioned.” ‘The report gives a brief account of the im- rtant causes tried in which the District is terested, aud says the only case with which Lis oflice'is concerned now pending in the Court of Clams is that of Carroll ugatuet the District, « claim of $80,000 for ulleged dam- es to buddington, ‘hirty civil cases have been disposed of in the Supreme Courtot the District, and 29 new cases have been added during the sume period. Bet- fer results, he says, have beep stauined this Year than formerly 1h the trial of appealed Dis- trict cases in the Supreme Court, througb an arrangement with the United Suites Attorney, which gave District cuses a chance to be teard, He repeats tne estimates for the expenses of his office submitted some Ume ayo, tue uggre- gate being $10,300. Asummary 61 the coses trled in the Police Court by Assistant Attorney J. E. Padgett for the tiseal year is given, showing that there were two hundred and thirty (230) more cases tried than during the preceuing year. ‘The Tariif Knife Cats Both Ways. THAT'S WHAT REPRESENTATIVE GIBSON THINKS, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUF. ‘The Commissioners Hear Objections to the Prepoeed Eutension. OPPOSITION FROM THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY— ‘MR. EVAN LYONS ENTERS 4 PROTEST. ‘The District Commissionerssat as s court this morning in their capacity as the legal succee- sors of the old Levy Court, and at eleven o'clock, according to notice, heard those who had objections to present co the route of the proposed Massachutetta avenue extension. ‘When the hour came Col. Ludlow entered the Commissioners’ main office with a roll of plats ‘ana “blue prints” of the proposed extension under hisarm. Messrs. Gardiner G. Hubbard, John W. Thompeon, James E. Fitch, Evan Lyons and John E. Beall, ——— Property along the proposed route, al pat in an apy Commander Allan D. Brown, U-&. N.o! the naval observa: tory, was also present. Dr. Tindall,secretary of the Commissioners, read the formial notice set- ting forth the purpose of the Commissioners “to ‘open a highway from the intersection of Boun- dary and 22d streets and Massachusetts avenue in @ northwestwardiy direction to and across Rock creek, through the lands of the heirs of Thomas R. "Lovett, Mr. Lyons, owner of the Joba" We Thompson ‘aad ounces ‘Commis: lohn a mal a sioner "Webb then ‘aired those "who fad ob to make to state them. THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY. Commander Brown said that he came there as a representative of the naval authorities in the interest of the naval observatory, asthe proposed route through the new naval observat grounds, Commissioner Ludiow said that this hearing bad no reference to that property, as the Dis- trict goverment had no right to condemn land belonging to the federal government. Congress alone could grant the rignt of way through the rounds. ‘The project of tne Gommissioners, $0 ras the naval observatory ands were con- cerned, was only recommendatory. sq{tminander Brown sald he id tot wish then resent ing in the way of objection the hearing did not attect thst propesty..- But the line Le fony Soccn nies epee on ~ maj passed. thro rounds, ‘The owners ol the lund-on the sther side of ths observ: grounds had, as the newspapers announced, already taken advantage of the projected route and were opening # road. He did not think that these owners should ha’ authority to open such @ road at present, Col, Ludiow said no one cot prevent’ their doing what they chose with their own holdings, Commander Brown suggested that tuey would, have the weight of the Commissioners’ action in their favor in openiug the road. ‘Mr. Webb said that the eee might be encouraged by the action of the ape | but after ti.ey nad luid out the road it woul not become a pubiic road until the Commis- sioners accepted. Col, Ludlow said the proceedings this morn- ing related onty vo the route to and across Rock creek. He asked if there were any objections from ‘property owners aloug that part of the route. MR. LYONS OBJECTS. “I object,” said Mr. Evan Lyons, “to the route as selected by the Commissioners, so far as it affects my property, aud Ido not propose to make it # present to the elty.”” “Will you state the grotads of your objec tion?” asked Col. Ludiow. “I object to its betug deflected from a straight course,” sald Mr. Lyoas, “Tnat deflection is not made in your prop- sald Col. Ludiow. ‘object tw the route through my property said Mr. Lyon: never usked to have It go there, If Mt does go there, I expect to be for it.” Mr. Beull stated that he represented the one undivided thirtieth ofthe Kalorama property— that held by Geo. s. Lovett, The owner of this, thirueth bad no ovjection.” The remainder of the Lovett heirs were not’ represented at the hearing. RESERVES THE RIGHT To OBJECT. A letter was gead from Mr. John Ridout, rep- Tesentatives of the heirs of Geo. Bomtord, stating Laut the estate owned an acre of ground in the Kalorama property, purchased irom the Lovett estate, wid surrounding the family Yaultot George Bomiord. The boundaries of thls acre uad hever been seitied, but were DOW LAST DAY OF THE RAcEs. Sport at Ivy City To-Day. 4 LARGE ATTEXDANCE AND SPIRITED TRIALS OF SPEED. The last day of the Jockey Club meeting at Ivy City was a success in point of numbers in Attendance and in the character of the races, ‘The weather took an unfavorable turn, and no doubt its threatening aspect deterred many from going out; put stitl there were several thousand personson the grounds. The meet- ing has been a marked success in every re- spect and has shown that the Washington Public does not weary of good racing. To-day ‘was the eighth in two weeks of running, and the interest in the sport appears to be now at ts height. The club bas realized a handsome sum, ® portion of the money, at least. will be expended in improving the grounds. The plan of erecting brick stables will probably be carried i and then hundreds of horses will winter every seagpn at Ivy City. THE CARD FOR TO-DAY Presented another good series of races, It was 4s follows: First race—Purse $400, of which $100 to sec- 2nd. for 2-yearolds that have ne me Vuubdine, 110; Fulseuood, Luna, 102, and'Pieasantry, 4 Second race—Purse $350, of which $50 to sec- ond, for 3-year-olds and ‘upward. ie, 121 pounds; Havana, 121, 112; shamrock, 121; Rushbrook,'121; Alamo, 215; Maggie A,112; Harry Russell, 115; Burt Ferg 134. Oak, 129, a1 —A handicap sweepstake of $20 Third tai each, or $5 if declared; the club to add $500, of which $100 tosecond. One mileand an eighth, Barnum, 123 pounds; Telie 117; Frank Ward, 113; Herbert, 109; Gont mn, 109; Pe- gasus, 105. Fourth race—Purse $400, of which $100 to Second, forall ages; the winner to be sold. Heats fsix furiongs. Frankie B, 110 pounds; Tom Berlin, 105; Error, 105; McBowling, 100, and Nellie Vane, 105. Fifth race—Purve $850, ot which $50 to seo- ond horses that have run and not won at ‘ity since October 25. One mile. Bonanza, 103 pounds; Mamie Hunt, 94; Catesby Geld: Jog, 59; Biggonetie, 94; Mute, 102; Lancaster, 97; Zamora, 98,and Mamie Hogan, 103. in the first race Dunbine was the favorite, though Er mine, Relax and Pleasantry all car- Tied money. The odds and jockeys were us fol- lows: Relax, McLaughiin, 3 to 1; Hamilton, 6 to 5; Eruilue, Bilke, 2 to antry, Lewis, 10 to 1; Falsehood, 1, and Count Luna, Bender, 40 to 1. The scratches were Rushbrook in the second Ao Barnum in the third, Lancaster in the DUNBINE WINS THE Finst. The first race was won by Dunbine; Count Luna second. Time, 1:30. Mutuals paid $13.40. The odds on the second race were: Ferg Kyle, gven money; Burr Oak, 5 to 1; Harry Russell, 3 to 1; Bessie, 8 to 1; Shamrock, 10 to 1; Hav: anu, 4 w 1; Hermitage, 4 to 1; Slaggie A., 1010 4; Atamo, 20 to 1, HEKMITAGE CAPTURES THE SECOND. ‘The second race was won by Hermitage; Bes- siesecond. Time, 1:44. Mutuals paid $50.75. In the third race Herbert was made the ta Vorite ut odds of 8 to 5, while 2 to 1 wax laid against Frank Ward and 6 to 1 against Tel Doe. Gontaion and Pegasus carried but litle money. TELIE DOE WiNS THE THIRD, Telie Doe came in first, Frank Ward second. Tine, 1:56%. THE CLOSING RACES YESTERDAY. After THE Stax's Ivy City report closed yes- terday the fourth race, one mile, was won by Pontico, Lizzie Dwyer second, Ferg Kyle third. Time, 1:42. Mutuals paid $17.65. The fith race, # steeplechase, was won by Shamrock, Tennessee second, Abraham @ bud third. Tine, 4:22. Mutuais paid $24.15. Puri- tan refused the jump, and Rushbrook fell, Win, Alauoucy, thejocky of Rusnbrook, bad one rib broken, FAST RACING, The fastest mile ever made on the Ivy City track was run yesterday by Pontico, the time being 1:42. This fact seems to have been over- louked. While the track is conceded as one of the best in the country, it is not, on account of THE “LAND ANS Lawor Party.” Dr. McGlynn's Enthasiastic Horoscope of the New Movement. The Rev. Dr. McGlynn, of New York, one of Henry George's. most ardent supporters, told @ World reporter last nigbt that the following Utterances attributed to him were substantially correct: “I, for one, who thought It a duty to de feat Mr. Blaine, should in the next campaiga Tegard with a good deal of equanimity, If not WIth positive satisfaction, the success of that candidate to rebuke the democratic managers, both high and low, and to compel the purifies: Hon of this party, or Its transformation undet even anew name, as the party of the honest People who have to work.” An accounting for his change of opinion, Dr, MoGiyon said: “I think that the time bas come for the formation of a new political party, which Will probably be calied the land aod labor Party. The men who voted for Henry George Are HO: cast down by their failure to elect him, but have been made ail (he more enthusiasts in their devocion to their principles and tbele candidave; and, bealdes, th €ry at the insincere and ealu Of their principles and of thelr almost wor shiped teader by all the newspapers in exist nee at the beginning of the campaign.” Dr. MoGiynn said the tollowers of Henry Were hearuiy sick of the “aquabbles of twa bands of officesvokors and office-grabbers.” They are determined to stand tor great suctal And political principios at Whatever cost and Fe- gardless of old pariy ines. “it anything. they Would probably preier to rebuke the demooratie managers and their machines, since the Inter went more out of their way tama did the repube Heans to caiumniaie and to mistepresent the Platform of the candidate of the inbor party.” Dr. McGlynn thought the new movement would organize ub ai the country as am independent party no bargains with, the old parties. In New York state he ex} to see special and immediate efforts made 12, this direction with the view to the election Of delegates Lo the state constitutional convention, Who would guard the inierests of the iaborit masses and endeavor tw secure the embodiment in the new state constitution of some of be glen of the new parts. ieGlynn thought that the new move: ment would be almost certain to defeat the democratic party, as the greater number of those e: Mealy: "TP Uiluk it execedingty. ‘hat the candidate of the land and ty da the campaign six years trou, be Une President of the United ‘States, and I am equally confident that if be tives Henry George will be the unquestioned leader Of the partyin all Hts couflicts til itabad have Sobieved the fullness of success. PRINCIPLES OF THE NEW PARTY, “The essential principles of this party will be, first of ali, the doctrine of ‘the iand tor all the people,’ with which doctrine Mr. George's Dame is identified as that of no other man whe has ever lived, and of which doctrine he is con fessedly the prophet and apostie, Next in im: portance will be antimonopoly. We bellev that the most crastiing of all monopolies i pr vale ownership of the unesrned increment 4 the value ot land, But the new —, must from the begloni nat ait ‘other monopoites, 4 O11 and ova! and Lhe like, and stili more against nonopoly in the means of travel aud ex- Ghange, whether of goods of of intelligence, This means the breaking upof railroad and telegraph. monopolies, Lut since the. rellroude tnd’ telegraphs, by their ‘very ‘nature, must Recessarily ve more of less monOpolistlG, HiINce itis idie lo talk to Individuals who are suffer- ing trom sueh monopolies of thelr right to start colupeting lies, Une logical conclusion is that the raiiroads and telegraphs toust be ow and controlied in the interestot the le.” In reply to a question as to why, having boca a supporter of dr. Cleveland, he wow Is luclined to contemplate the election of Mr. Blaine with: satisfaction, Dr. McGiynn said it was not be- cause be loved Mr. Biaine more nor Mr, Cleve- land 1 but because “I, in common with most ot my ends, feel bitterly aggrieved by the Urealinent that we have received, particularly from Ube managers, high and low, of tbe demo- cratic machines, and we feel that they bave sinned more Creed ast the lightand against the honest working people to whom they more than the other party were indebted.” THE NEW PARTY AND THE NEGROES, Dr. McGlynn thought the doctrines of the ‘also set iteelf agai ch as corners in grain ai its sidet y “fast.” party would appeal with peculiar force percent investincate Eric vereapprovements 10] SAN FRANCISCO, CALA., Nov.6.—The Chronicle | Representative Gibson, of West Virginia, | belug agreed upon. ‘Tue writer’ desired to re. | 1,Plth, considered by" horsemen “fast.” The | new ray os ~3 per cent investment, lve, only $2,000 ear: Y Helier Periormance of Pontico was phenomenal, every: | the colored le of the south. The nv6-7te Rear room, room Brick, s, vetweeu 14th and 10th 8.8. claims that Swift, rep., for governor has been | guys he thinks the democratic losses are due in | S€F'Ve his rigut to object aud to claim damages to | peopl sou! speaker ‘JFOR SALE— BEAUTIFUL thing considered. Up until yesterday the mil rh undarics were settled continued: “They, more than any other body of ; G Rooms and cellars ou Garoline the state tor Bartlett by 2,500 plurality,” | Part to the wetion of Mr. Randall and bis Jol | Ge'seen how the were would bo ailected by the | Teord_oe the tencke was held by Jim Dougias, | continued: “Tuer, more than any other body of 1212 Blagden Dw. trally located, yielding ten per cent. u & Abe vomenara: the state tor Burtlett by 3,500 plurality. lowers in preventing the tariff lexisiation the | proposed exteusion, Tecoed as hed See ‘ck, WhO ran a mile | tereiore Ue doctrine of the land tor the people geet Bou ht on Immediate application, addressing Brick. 11 rma, East Capitol st bet. Ooh aod 4Hic8,000 eee democratic party had promised, and in part to| Col. Ludiow said as he understood It the | Sgainst time tn 2aOhe <hruld eppent 60 shetr eymupethics one tanates DENCE, star oifice. nb S roots and ocllan, 15th hear oe, soe eee Ed. Stokes’ Telegraph Company. the dissatiataction of democrats who wanted a 3 iuere of Lue Bomfurd estate were burial meentadt with exceptional torce. can easily be JORSALE— Cee bet NoCap. Yet ts 0. W BANKERS AND MERCHANTS AND BOARD oF | the distutis{action of democra | orcemeterial riguts. 3 -Witson st, (read), OWN YOUR HOME. x : District Government Affairs. made to understand that they at leust have Apply at once to J. W. P. MY hit strictly patty administration, He says, how- | °C 2 A nothing to lose in Unis matter and everythit sted BMS TS wi TRADE LINES ABSORBED IN CHICAGO. ever, thut the democrats ure left in ‘very. good | pong, Beal sald We was having an abstract pro- BUILDING PERMITS toguinsand they’ will bo attracted with pect TOR SacE— _______________—], C81caco, Nov. 6.—Judge Blodgett yesterday | snaje. As one of the curious things in’ ti sits in Luis property and be would give | Issued by Inspector Entwisie: D. J. Macarty, | liar torce to the doctrine that logice lly promises: y bricks, La near engi. I st democrat, tie two 26, 462 K st, (rear ‘431 Allen Court, OFFICE ROOM. 23° 1106 F st. a.w., 3 r8.. nisston monthly the fu iy properti republican Ueket on account of old associ est ebb salt thal as there appe Boundary sircet, velwven V and W streels | wages with diminished cost of living and stesdy Be Waa eC ae ene” | Setory Bey elon ing tory frane. 465 Scliout st ew. id | pany, to turn over the possession of that tine | protection districts voled agaist hin, a hs objectious to. Ue heard tae Contabe | BOF West, $20,000. “M- “aovormick,, erect & Gootand Sor theif work. ft wih ts toe pe Taw asteie Seek | Satery etek: Lath ste S10.000 rhvce Satory bok, A bear Tt ar ©. cacic"1B0) | Bourd of ‘Toade Telegtapmceepeay aromerte | Hot, is election by voles in ie tari arin eit ald tale cu sete adie Sonali: | twostory aud Sellar divelling, 227 Penuaye | Gomand for Weir work. It willbe. the parposs FOR RENT UNECBNISHED HOUSE ON P ST. Scssuy Bac, conane a ‘$5.00. *) dhrce Zatory bricks, A, neur sth stn. ¢ ‘#00 | Board of Trade Telegraph compauy property, | Gistricts. He says the turiff knite will cu. both Suoe vauia avenue southeast; $3,000. David Smith, | missionaries to divest the decirine of all sub! in the vicinity uf Dupont circle: 11 rome recent: | 2<W0Fy Brick. corner £20 st-- 35.000, Que 2 tory brick, 11ih'and k'n.w. $08 | Wo.an axon of E.8. Stokes United Lines Tele | ways, If the republicans are maxing ap issue [20% pag erect a turee-story and basement dwelling, Con- | ties, to avold complicated atguinents aud to dy dulit, $60 per month. Apply to HILL & JOHN- | 3 story Frame, Mt. Pleasant, $4,500. Oued tary GS Gee eee oe 3.400 | graph company, of which these lines will here- | 9; that, and cutitns iulo the democrats i cor, who ‘werg Im faver of tbe prot ‘extension | Becticut avenue, between K and streets north- | show to the Sno teve oF for STON, 735 1oth st. n.w. BEE | Sstory brick, Perce Place, $4,000. ecls-lat Wak F HOLTZMAN 192) Fine. | Miter form component parts. Col, Robert @. In- | fay quarters, it will assemble oi tine svelte were iu posed. ett $16,0u0. ‘Chas. Percins, repair Brice oF | That’ ‘tuey ey I Pee eee URNISHED NO. DUPONT | 2stors Brick: 22d st.. 33,500. —" SMW. | gersoll represented Stokes and others, who are | Yomasrats all those Iroc tralors We vote the dre’ te eo iGo ao bs said in favor of the | ce, 1414 8th street northwest; $100. E. Doyle, | ot their when that Circle. until lately the house of Hon. Ss Cox. | 2story Bick. F st.. $3,500. {OR SALE-THAT VALUABLE ATTRACTIVE, | Owners of all the Judgments against the Bauk- 1 F cl e in favor of the wages This house is one of the most beautifully situated | 2-story Brick 23d st.. $2.300. " here : 2 i repair dwelling, 340 K street south west; $160. improved property, 1303 N W., and corner | ers and Merchants’ company, which Was con- ect,” sald Mr. Tn that 118 bard to | Rien, in psc dwellings in the city, hus all mo-eru improvenients | 2-s!ory Brick, Lst.. $2 huge city, proven: jons. democratic party, he thinks, will | : “ are Richard Emmons, repair dwelling, 1021 @ ind rent wate p Brick, Lt. $2200. ‘Va-anl Lot on 18th and Nats, n. Smail House, | veyed some time since to the United Lines peep ern Abe tariff TOE: ye) auidsbe che |e) jrhere to begin. ‘Tue trouble ix.” he added, | Street Soutueasiy $100.” Uco.C. Brown, erect ee A. 4 7 = cogaitten. Foe fariber interme: | Setcry Brie ee A | CT 2 1m_ | Telegraph: company by a duly recorded convey- | guine¥ there “Te hearjug was then closed. othe host step | 2welling, 24th, between Ewnd F streets north | joint owners "of te ienee ae eee oe ton apply to DULANY @ WHITING. {OR SALE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING | }10R SALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON | ance. ‘The Bourd of ‘Trade Telegraph company ——___s@9—______ pipet i fy ledges cals ‘Baal Estate Brokers, ou Vermont ave. 23 feet fron. three rooms dre>. | I Ysin at uv. wear EO poner all modern, Get | was DOURRE ae Dy Ste ote En Ty zs 14 rooms in alls "Gaa be bought by prompt puretias RENT_934 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W,, | at the low price of $14,000, TYLEK & RUTIL sore and 7 rooms: large yard: all in good order: | FORD. 1246 Fst. nw. suitable for any kind of busigess Apply toSWORM: | 7 EDT & BRADLEY. 027 F st. p2ote Sr FE. RENT—A NICE SEVEN-ROOM BRICK Foose, with gus, bath, range aud latrobe one | _ 00-0 juare ‘Capitol ware ave. n.e. on SAnE_SOURSTORT ri . uaiiecaa en ‘ocle-zaie” | YOR SALE—POURSTORY, FOURTEES-1 Provement : will be completed In ten days $, Oue New Brick House, oo Wailuch Paces ation Bext SUP | west: $300. Walter B. Dobson, repair dwel ical com: the town, the ‘The Reston Navy Yard. In jie proccedings of condemnation is to have | ing’ 1176 H street northwest; @L. HE. | county, tne. ouats ned” Gee ‘memeen 50. | The latter company’s lines had, however, been i oe Sale GY hose oujeetng? MNS datmages, In the | W'Ziicou, repair brick dwelling, 222 North | oUBLY, the state and | the mation; 4,00, | leused to the Bunkers and Merchants company. | 70 BE INSPECTED BY SECRETARY WHITNEY. | cuse of thuse objecting Capitol street northwest; $500, be the righer to thatextent, ‘This dimivanon isi 16 been wold before Complains tout oHls—10 | Judge Blodgett yesterday declured this ieuse | While in Boston next week Secreiary Wuit- COMMANDER BROWN'S OBJECTION. MISCELLANEOUS, Of taxes will necessarily make all things Co ape ey tortelued for tallure to comply with the reutal | ney will make an inspection of the Boston uavy | “Commander Brown tid @ Stan reporter that | ‘The number qr ce seas ROot up to to-day | are uow taxed proportiouately obeaney ema tee ‘Real Hate at cd Loatia, Sarg see eee Ow eon sat pees yard. This will be his nrst visit to that yard | he apreared there to make {uquiry and to re-| was 5,753. This day one year ago there were siaoe ——— = sand toe yy] ecl-1im 26 Fst. \- as receiver, Bout mi Somiiandar: San ST eS ji , : nguage we include uil the general bounties PUK SAPESSPVERAL NEW SIx Koos sick | Ol, Tade Teldgrapn company $4,000, und the | since be assumed olfice, Commander Schley, | serve the right ct the naval authorities to make | 6,81 vege’ se SSLESNEW EWOSTORY FRAME Tooms; lot 462100, in ‘TYLER é RU1 : —+—_ nature, such as mines, water power, Water U z e = ai Question of rentals due the latter company by | chiefof the bureau of equipment and recruiung, proposed route. He did not Local Notes. ‘fisheries and the like—will be 2 (ete ee RE ortnwresten parte the ie, bene Eero | cue Bankers aud. Merchants compaug ts te-| Gass been teviied ce tecet che ocretery an | HGR he me yall sta elias pwouldl Vouloce to || (20 5-1 oa. st cake inoince et li oieh GF | poet hacemeneeh ee bias Goal aoe eee Sox : lary ae HS 50N, 1222 lance irom 928 to $35 per meh, a retary Chandler's administration tie Boston uservalury Was purcuused on accoun i liself but buman Feat of 15-30 sad $18.90 per month “Aphiy. te FOR SALE T GREAT BARGAIN IF FOLD AT AUSTI. ” BROWN, Suicide of a Young Physician. Yard’ bas ven. practiculiy closed, and” the | Of ts isolation, as tant was desinable ta tee cane | een several accidents to horses on account of | lag else ln which to Snvest Fa Feet of cio. S0, aad. S19) Bor month “Apuiy te | WOR SALE — GREAT BARGAIN 1F FOLD AT eT cee BRON = a = | 0 1st, between Oth and 10th ela nw:; price $o,6UU; | _se22-2m. TOR RENT A VERY DESIRABLE, § ROOM | rents for 960 per mouth. 1420 Pet'aw, | DESPONDENT BECAUSE HE THOUGHT HiaseLE | work done there as been ednfly frame House, unfurnished, just. AG SE, | Also. elghttoom Hrick, on Sat, between 14th and | JOR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H ST.) POORLY QUALIFIED FOR HIS DUTIES, that required for the bureau ot e au ovse 2 rer rares the top turning when horses step on it. labor and its immediate products, and Wiieu “tie sulection ‘was made that Massat | A deed of PHHunsen Hiss & Co, t Charles sheretore, no matter bow large the supply. will b New YorK, Nov. 6—Dr. Ralph L. Stone | aud recruiting, ‘The buildings are cou chusetts avenue would be extended in wat apes sd reed gore baer ho Spee | eaaet an eaeeen jor sng ana, Oeahner Ghee, on the Drow of Meridian Bill, overlooking the city: | 16th sia: price $4.00, simon price S008 sacl ino nee eeracett | committed suicide yesterday in ‘Brooklyn by | aid the plant in gud oondition, aud it ts uu- | direciion. ‘Lhe nuval antuorities would, he | Of Ue same for the Creditors, | Tho le abie to labor wo complain of wants as 46 ‘One room reserved. Address PROSPECT, Star | Also, at a great bargain, a good Farm of 81 acres, favestment: Price $3,000 each. Also, nice twostory | Shouting himself in the Fight temple in his | derstood at the Navy department th st the Sec- | suid, strongly object to making a thorougufare | Was Feco! eo ee she baae candi Cuban ‘eaen | womse boo be ms weet aeeeieeel quests: tee eee ‘ocli-gure "| with aiveroom dwelling house on a xood 2) Brick, on k between) 21st and 2ud sis: suitabletor | SHoottng bl ic Lage eon neenitas retary’s visit has special reference to the ascer- | throug tue grounds, er i on a Sg dees apes COR RENT—919 JOTH OT. NW... $25.50: 1508 | Tinpereas trult teen aa; price nis eG PIMYERS 1408 New voreave 2” APE tod WW. | Totite facta were kept sesret Uatil, the inquest | tainibent of the capabilities of the yard to THE CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS, Flom Hybert Harding's houss, was beld’fer the | plain that be was in danger of starvation.” Po scow s2200 61s Asc mec$is sor Hee (ose — VE_FOR SALE FOr opiags | Wits held to-day, when a verdict of suicide was | cconomically udertake, tie inanutacture of The Commissiouers decided, after the hearing | action “uf the grand Jury by Judge Snell this | Irving Hall bus already, itis sald, announced $15: BIS Mix $1260. also. anialier Houses at | “Olsgowe tang ok Pata Bangi ages | eudered. Deceased wast relative of sala | (ve chuin uid guieys reysireu ir tie wavs, |, The Commissioners deiaed, after she hearing | aot 1dtying Hall nas already, itis sa * -A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE oo e J. ranches of work Leretoture perforn io ay roceedin{ or well party. RE: TENS! nN — 5 SE ‘ontaliling 2U ros fe ‘ug | Director Spear, U.S. N., who has charge ot the | Dr: e eee ned [oo PF eeen oe nage Pee RNIDEED | Hin toe morthtwoce seven rossmessalinr: Au ones | a hatsi Bounding aepes or fic aaleo coe ioe | labocavoryrat he ance yark WEES) hece-sury to the condemnation of Mr. Lyons Se ee terday afternoon, at the race track, Deteo- . tive Seibold, of Baltimore, caught Jas. "Judge, | Lucky BALDWIN SUED.—Elias J. Baldwin improvements. Price, only $3,80u. Terms easy. | Purchaser will get afiue property at a very cheap pice. SSS " land, us Mr. Lyous was the only owner who | cored, utiempling to pick a en Ueman’s Ky Baidwi. ras Ub jendant In two no EPenelgporsond of Dapont Circle MILL “JOUN- | opie tod, W. BMT Ese 1gs ow Tack ate? PSG? 2 PE Cor A $100,000 Fire At Omaha. ‘The Carrol miaub oujectiou. They directed that a letter be | Docket and he placed hint under strest, this | Cue Zrougnt to urial in New York Wednesday, STON. “736 15th st mw. nolo | AEP see _ oc2e-11¢ Weert dim. | OMAHA, Nov. 6.—The lossex by the fre in the | THE WIFE'S stony oF Mx GurbvAxces, _ | widreseilio tho marviull Inoriaiug Hum oF the | Pocket And ue plaged, bin under strost. Tuts | Yoon orot onesl ¢ mir ae POR. (ee EE eS Forse, {Ok SALE—WITH SMALL CASH PAYM. Barker block last night will reach $100,000, | In the case of Helen Carroll against G Steps that have been taken, und requesting of FRANK T. BROWNING, Columbian Law build | 2 4 new Brick, 6 rooms, on K st. n.W... und monthly installments i desired, a tenn and given two months in jail. court, In which James Stewart, the horse him to nave a jury empanelled wo assess | “44 oan wt rmerly Professor the damages done to Mr. Lyons. “Colonel | y*4iherjosepiy whe, was formerly, Professor M,C. Coiliere, ‘of Unis city, died yesterday at Ludiow ‘said to a Sraw “reporter that ans ob Venvack: the plea to the Jurisdiction of the court, Hon. | tue work on the proposed extension, this side | Petbsemane convent in Kenvucky, aged 78, | claimed to bw with only parttal insurance. The bulldiug was | Carroll tor divorce, pending in the ‘A bew Brick, 8 ers Brick, 320 2d st. sa: ail modern improvements; E ocel : m_| Anew Bik: Grooms oncieterend eee cri ene | periect orden a bargain ee re! oY cccupled OY ory goods, grocery stores and real | Cour, pere, in which the defendant has raised ANTLY | A new Brick’ Grooms, on Wallusmat, ie ‘ocandw Fe HL SMITH & SUN, 1222 F st. Snished In bard wood. with uiodern Improve- | A 12-room Brick, ou Gs be, im. ing. 416 5th st._n.w. ‘oc80-1m VOR RENT—2017 Q oT. SN. W. EL peared ws one piaintitl, aud Lioyd the Jockey, us the oth Stewart —— ¢ he cor ky 3 been ‘engaged by C. P. Key'emy le was futher of Protessor Lacien Colliere, and | Baldwin's agent, as Baldwin's horse trainer (oF : x = Bevenger. John Ambler smith has filed a Jetier ud- Kk creek, will be begun abonce. He did | ior many years conducted operatic singing aw scuson at 8 $3,000 salary, while Hughes as ‘ents, 9 rooms, with cellar, pantries and bath room, | ‘A good Frame? rome on Gs Fok SALESGREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ES. A Tramp pe sald, autieipaie much. trouble trom the : “4 _ es N. 5 new Groom Frames, on Be tate: Six new Rrick Houses. 4 rooms each, siti 27 ., Nov. rat essed to bim and sworr to by Mrs. bes 7 va. | Classes bere, and about ten yeurs ago retired | serted that he had been as jockey We RENToa NEATSIXROOMBRICE apo | _2Om* 1008 Fst bw. | SC: street cars within hal: square. Price! ior th 4 ory. Tue ave ec, be , would property only §6/-60. Terms, $1,000 cash, buiauce | asked for shelter. | He was reused and oruered | been montis since she bas bad a dolar | Wis. Tue Mvenue. he sald, would not come | the Trappist order. é dred yards’ of u SEaD modern, improvements, S18 B at ~¢; key | JYOR SALE_IN MOUNT PLEASANT, BEAUTT. | $50 er yeat, “I hin property i» now te wo the premises, Ashe departed he said: | from Gen. Carroll, aud that he leaves heron | Within two hundred yards of ube building, at 520; reut 916, in advauce. OWNEK, 518 oth si. ful tweive-room House, with 27,000 square feet of | Per month ‘Apply to J.W. foot, themselves tor work to Bald win, put le repudie EAVES? | Youth be Lorry for this." Attouro'etook this | the tarin,six miles trom Wasuingtons with ive | "ich would be more isoluved than the present wactos ated the contract aud deciined to give ‘wer & sare S ° e Courts. anything to do, They follow idwin on his aw. oez9-1m_ | ground. price fo. the wholé only 50 ceuts JeozTWe ‘Heal Katate Agent, 1425 N. Y. worming the house was burned to the ground. | negro mn and an old wolmaL, Wu0 coud be of Cissrs Mtory «ir sb CAminnnge ohservasory.. To SHIMINAL, Covnt—Judge Becket, Suruait ot the eeoe tracks end then ened bim— E REN T— N. Bi ft retool eee x :— = ON 3 SEAR ‘The family escaped. no possible protection to her’ it cailed upon; fo-~day, Wim. ton, Convicted of pel 7; | Stewart to recover $2,000 ary a cod hendsom iy furtiahed To-roem brick tious, | Ase dve-room new fraue House, Five te toon al modern tape euiasue Keely Fee She nays the negro, Bobert. Savoy, teluses 10 Desperate Fight With Tramps. | motion iur new trial on exceptions fied by com | expenses, and Hugues placing his claim at 7281s. Apply on premises. eerd-Tm” | Aigo pine oOmE Art HOUSE ans aca P00 | kapered’ and painted. Price, inciudiug a sice 10 Rumored Death of Senator Evarts. | allow her the key of admittance to her own | REVOLVERS AND KNIVES AT Work—FoUR crt-| sent. Benjauin Ge ‘lly, perjury; Jury discharged, | $4,400. ‘Baldwin dented the right of Keyes to FOR RENT—BRICK DWELLING IN GEORGE | | Also on Lanier Heights, elegaut nsw’ cizhi-room | 910.000. AUSTIN P. BROWN, heal Estate an New York, Nov. 6.—It was rumored here | carriage house, and by instructions torces her | zens WoUNDED—DESPERADUES CAPruRED, | unable to agree, Edward A. Mela perjury; | inake any coutract for him, and deciared “ at town: twelve rooms. siore and cellar toa desire: | House, with about 36,000 square leet of arene eee | Lown, 1428 F at. us we cciv-im_ | that Senator Evarts had died suddenly tuis | to walk througi the woods uearly a mite to tue | (A telegram to the New York Herald irom | demurrer w indictineut sustained andeindice: | he was not his agent, Betore stewart's case had bie tenant rent very moderate; desirable ‘ocation: can | OUly Apply to ‘OK SALE—ON EASY TERMS—1825 QST. N.W, | morning. AL his office 1t was learned that the | Salion, thus endangering her life and health, ‘Annville, Pa., Nov. 5, says: A gang of ten des-| meat quashed; demurrer flied to second indict- | been given to the Jury Lawyer Bowers suggest> be reulted separaivis. JOHN J. BOGUE, eal Estate | 404 3 JW. B wvERs, agent, — | HO cieven foots ad beth Toes ee a eons | Morming At his office It was le yesterday, but | She adds: “am suffering for the necessaries of | Aunville, Pa., Nov. 5, says: A gang of ten des- “ oclé-1m Agent 12 : 1425. New York ave | m rs HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE, | J{OR SALE — ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE OF | © FUG roots, tipatshed of wafuruished, with sista | LW 10ranms ooisih ec just ante nwa tiree pss | 8 1326 M st. 2. A SMITH. c22-2m. ; terms easy. Also large stone quarry, near (UR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS—TWELVE “OR BENE-HOUSE 1600 RHODE GLAD cyntaing 40 acres: of ground. greater part ot | I per ceat inveamene it CAR GCI in rh rf? ment. J ed twat se ree, — suils, A check tor $2,- 's.. Great bargain to prompt purebus home sing bad been heurd from hit to-duy.’ He | llie. There is no coal by which tw heat the | perate tramps, fullot liquor, came into the vile Equity Covet—Judae James. 400 wetti ‘suits, owyession. “ADpIY tojUwner LO¥U sist st tw. | iy-at his counveyeeee es Whew * | botise, “if there are auy doubts turown upon | Inge late last night, entered the saloons of Peter | Today Gonos cet erelnn, toe Forest os The Official Count at Newark. any assertion In this er jFould most re-| i./chman, and, with cuaireand spittoons, made | P- Ormes appointed trustee to convey. Bradley | An average of fifteen new cases of cholera le ‘t.Neison; Milton Weish substituted as trustee, reported at Genoa every day. hhich consists of Bl bl NEWARK, N- J Nov. G—The oificial count | ,, {ie question of domicile uot having yet been | 8 xeneral assal ies pet herceiagee! ae few | Henderson agt. Philip; C.D, Fowler appointed — Which consists of blue stone; price reasonable; terns | Bricks, near Lath ot bow, rendicg tor gon » No Jy Nov. 6. ‘i ee r der for uli- | other men who were there. In a short u % 1. Boys; on hearing. _ C+ — | czoswe 1az8 New York ave. | "ovis Firitiog, men County, DUS Fedhoes some ima.) MO? ‘complainant this afternoon, by Mr. | ioned fay Gotermined atioaee ee eee To-day, District of Columbia age Washington | eens a tae ane rete Fa Riis, SNACST Ee RooM BRICK NOR SALEAT A BARGAIN AND MUSE UE FOE EERRON STH Sr Sw. (ates Sint, dismissed the sult, with the’ tutention | armed. Tye halt dragken assailants were like- | aud Georgetown railroad company? motion wo | ofa rembdy tor any long rouble oF tarot aie jouse, Harrison, 34.: box locati nd at Ouce—large, cen located Brick, on G ck, all mod unp only’ - Wa 5 with revolvers ted, appeal. 0 ast. | case, : “Giressan Bees loco, new. Jeseresa0t.,g10. a Bw, between on nd 10th wi south front, 8 Rasy ceria. Wa eee ee Roe e FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL," | ° tllug a bill in Montgomery county, desperate conilict aronee opened between tame | Quast certiorari granted, ap) ruled fn PE a ia oceim ___H. A. GRISWOLD, Anacostia D.C._| R'gin. by 10S toe Laer aie ee ougnoUt, lot 19 | ockt-Lin Sianoing: motion for new ‘trial overruled. Wag- 4 efficact ENT cams : To InsPecT THE MaILs FOR DuTIABLE| Notwithstanding the great odds against the . = always prompt and eificacious. Kk RENT—1508 iy ner agt. rt; motion for judgment grani Will readily pay 9 per cent neu. {OK SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE, ‘The New York Stock Market. agt. Pippert; Goops.—The collector of the port of New York | rioters, they Kept in a solid and fired sev-| Dunn & Co. agi. ‘Gatto; ler jor security for 1330 19th st, one bal. block Sirel ‘The fullowing gre the opeuing and 310 p.m. prices eral rounds Into the citizens and tuen attacked ii MAGRIED, Sos sekee io room wad ap ee | eos mona a cn._| Hansen Rese ipl CAL EAL Os | gfe Anite ae ame tancang eeeomn | haw sucgvte fo the Treasury that employes o | rel Tunas ni ie cazane ad they attacked at company act, Loey motion for augment | , WEAVER-LOCKIs. On November ih 1800, Apply DOUSON © VEEBLE. 1310 Fa och im | Ty = st Ww. 06%. deb 3 Otherwise wou : lars do, | Loclok p.m. at the parsonage ropolitan ee _ = | Fg Ssia:itrgag. ooo) tesne Sait ee eo | JQ, SALE-SEW MOURE AE PL: asa Mais for duu gous, ‘Faesooreiacycoday | Auein Haiop’ lun, fecelved severe | Astncus\s douse Seuaint hidgient by So: | Bourn een ar ah, F, Remsen, Ob FOR RENT—FLATS Fw bide ona) ee ie neon | rout ange groin wear Ldihat wcities Maresh letter vo the collector approving the | Having made & (eghtiul 1ange at his throes | ful, Zoomas agt, Ragan; motion in arrest | Svugtig ot Juan Locka,covy bok tia aye i =a — ———— indiana aveur-Z0%0) 50D 7th st tke, SF~3-500 | 4qAUBTIN Se eee Loni Spegenticd: writ hus Geadly, weapon; Henry Herr was ae KR REN i = 2.7.00) (632 to 68 G KL ULe 47.3..00 " eR ‘Su1ps Portsmouth and Sara- | stabt in the breast, im Johnson was News Briefs. >. 13th st and lows cir -D.W.1076.500)|514 6th st. n.e., 7 Fs-2.500 | PX = STMT <— THE TRAINING SHI Ada Die Se re eS Tel Fen os ihe year or | Rap Sa aw be huny) itp Myruesce-ze-2200 | Much giceaar Ook mat SEMEN, THMEE toga, lent Now York yesterday for Hampton | Wounded in the head, snd Thomas Henntags | oscar ra On November Sth, 1896, Mra ELIZA . rem ee CES Bae ae eee B 000 112 K st ne Dupont Cirele: rented for §1.86U per year: will sell for Roads and Nortolk, ean —_ = 20.000. Apply CHARLES EAKLY, Owner, 603 hh st, nw. ‘oce-1m. 00} BUSINESS CHANCES PPE BEST OPPORTUNITY IN ATL. oT tn w. | Goo #4 eh de —UNFURNIS A CHoice | 288440442 wird, 50U (BF Mortic ne K ith st nw. Apply to PITCH, FOX & BkOWN, | 32512213 7in.n8r-4 Ou)! si. pe... cor 15th st. und Pa ave. ocko-Im 236 500 520 Bub st. 50U 412 3d sin. ADAMS. JS SoS tramps were sot and captured. They gave | DUrElary in Wat * yras held vester- | perit M- ADAMS, ages 1orty-ive years. Aumy OnpeRs—Second Llout Ben}. M. Pure-| their games us Hartung and Senen. iheyvare | 2ay 2 rthe authorities of New Jersey, witere ho | © elaives nnd seis of the ay ar moet desperate looking, dark skinned Germans. The | 14 .¥20' Pos ‘of James i Moses, Brightwood, afernoon, sell, signal corps, has been ordered to proceed ‘Viecute Recendes, ho, on last E ‘Sunday’ < froin this city to Nortoli, Cape Henry and Cape crated ten days agoby County | sungay, assassinated his wife and children, | November 7th, at two oclock. Charles, under spectal instructions from the escaped, CALLAN On Sata: . November 6th, ewover and inte | Was shot dead in the Nuevo Laredo, Br Ang hy chief signal officer. “The leave of Capt, Louis T. | last night, when Constable Bodenhorn took | Mexico, at six o Wednesday morning. F< cael. onmpenss Do., pret... Po EN. TI for country homes pear, this ¢ 2 to jy'u «suburban colony, with che. sit, superior social privileges. anu goo) sol = = 4 Judge Johnson, of the Ohio supreme YePiseral troin St. Matthew's church, 15th end HE = 55 z cera: |te ante inne A city, on the Ugean | front for Ars’ class hotel Morris, 8th cavalry, bus been extended one | them \o tive Lebanon jail, Senet once more ex- | , Judge Johnson, of th Rey pes ne a COUNTRY REAL ESTATE: | "ith iti So) “ish tae HOMEY ot ae Macpinad aree Adress omer Worse am Marton Verto ere Moe | sits gts harnea tno pred no | MRS sc ullding wbicy sont 9S 000" ana | Boosts oman mere os hy POR SALE THE | For fall ist eail at office tor buikeun insted onthe ase | 202 oniery, N.Y., on public businces, First Lieut, | darkness, The ‘other “desherstce was | whlch wes cocupy instome Hall estave, Ob tne Putouee |e halle ested on he ‘ordered 4 NISTABLISH ED BUSINESS OF OVER FOUR John Mills, corps of engineers, has been day of Novemver, 1886, Major “Years for sale, good reasons for selling. Addins only last Saturday by the s ——_ DO CLEMENTS. At Fort Lea on. wounded in the hip, was locged up. “The bale | Rutland (Vt) Daily Herald, by fire | aa vpn PORsALE—a BARGAIN—FIV ey ered jetter to the Secretary of the Treas- | ance of the gang escaped to the oo PRamE. | (AV Siar office, where an interview cau ve AUGUSTINE CLEMENTS, surgeon, United et rary di ineer of the third ‘The bviler of the steamer na Ni ‘Didt of Uotumbin, sol Lat, 1821 to Tee ae ete i D6 lighthouse district, relieving Brig. Gen, James cohyon 1, locenty, parse! gurdebs ae ade size ot hot 18x Poot alley. Price Sh,5 RS z : ; ; sutk comme RMN GUL Te carb. Apply to DovsosE pense ¥ YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE HioME Washington Steck Exchange. G; Duane, chief of Gngincers, ax engineer of that QUEEN. 08 Friday, November 6 1686, at 8 p.m, SOK SALE OR RENT-PARM OF 112 acres |S Fou_| 2 already built. or fora vacant Lot, or if younavea | The following changes trom yesverdaysquotations | district, und wking mation In Now York alty. COFFEY, aged vt rich iat at Berea F Oenree flee vorth | J}OR SALE=AD_ MASSACHUSETTS a VEN. we | Lot aid want a House bull upon itcall upon onthe Washiugiou Sivek lxebuige are coted to-day eof com House; atl mete JOSEPH BURDEN, U. 8. 4148, 15¥1, coupon, Titik bids hit. asked. | PzrsonaL.—Mr, H. J. Ramsadell, who has Improvements; lot ‘rooms aud good barn. | K « posta prea Moating in the canal at Osbiiens S08 108 70 to an alley. A. bargain to an! immediate pure Batider, 600 G st. n.w. | tS 4D capone ea De Rak akem “x6. | boon dangerously ill, has wo far recovered as to | ai on ‘her retura trip with a. ‘of de Th ny FAY, On November Sth, ry NOK KENTA FINE PAREN ALEXANDucia | CMH" DANENHOWEN@SONSTLI5 Pat_oelin | Plans and Specifieatlgns furnisied. neve | ©; Sab; coupon, SI2HAN "oid. Tati’ al eae be able walt up and do » litle eracy work. Bewood. ‘Tule aferpoon the sioward, Wilf nniaan onto ok: Mrs COMMELIA Fag wateaty.3 Sete eee oS oie JOR SALE—A FINE PIECE OF F ST. PkOP- | @> it $10,000 CAN FIND PRUFITA- | tan ie Ic, stock, TUL 10d asked. “Washing: | —— Jam ver ‘Haskell low | Pi three of the cre were froin cist Sea Snake gies | fcc tavig ssn tat Maes |S OUQ ME Bite auteurs | tm et Sateen sews oy | vnktnm Sure ane Se Mate of ex | Paoey Ceara Wht, ta ed Nteatuac lms toved by" 'm. tworstory aad Bilis brick | Hox In rear. TYLERS RUTH INVESTS ENT, star ogee nse, | Uni tus, 21 asked’ Washi Qhlesigo, is at Wormiey'a—— in. 1. Rarverie, of shade, y ‘OFK,, oweliiug of 18 rooms; large bar and. D, Evans, of Pil HUEY bY Mae nak, WENTY SHATES OF BTOOK ry | Le 4 Zh scked asbligion Sick Mashing =" Fi Seainat Youn A, Sy t SALE—O1i © STREET & = = Rational “Metropolitan “Hank, 146%" bid | the Arlington.—J. F. Cook and Joseph R. An- ‘ {OR SALE—O11 O STREET N.W: TEN ROOMS, ellabar ock 5 ego . . ‘Par. | for cruel and inhuman ‘the voy- 1886, aner ee «| Rit Se GRO GE LINAS ab SOUS | deme "SMR Son ising tia thd edeeck” | Pao, Daou atk, sin Ally Hee meee | Reape, and ude Moadg, of Cecsbury are wt | ages fhe aiatriow ationey “and the. Unliod Senay tak wou EIGHTEEN ACRES OF GARDEN | _ © | | 26-31 Cana peniie aiid Pou Tek aaked. | the Metropolitan.——W. W. Draper, of Atlanta, | States comuoissioner both being town no A annie cas uere hs tice Foams beams om prope | JQ SALE_CHUAE_& BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, | Joon SAlB—THAT VALUABLE HOTRE PROF | V" © Siecle Light, 61% ‘bid, “* Vi"c Rovineon; of New otk, aha ‘A. if Lovie, | formal siope were taken, but Steward Pierce de- ira Secashh Mactan Bara it han bay | pt Hemautstertageaye 3 ae eieivouun agai | Rion, kugwe asthe aries ieatod ont, Baltimore aurwets, Nash ot tibet, was a Onto anreday. | en sta that fromthe the ey leit New wed Sace of water. AbpIy 1317 Sus bw de ne tw* _| tect order, with elevator; bus a trout of 70 feet; lot | BALTIMORE, Mn, Nov. 6— consolidated, | —_Wm. McMann! L, Washburn and F. P. beate saronjaned mate, 8 OM SALECAT ONAL cP Finer cont | WOE, ARLCA, HARTATS ee eset | Sermartabtauenrgiee rita Spouary ae | oP eran mown Crore, Sr ae ere Rennes RT Lert eg itx or Pullcasipsie, | Wasitesy, «ind aixtoa yes ea cia ar iiamedial Picea yn comaboace ta sues | {puta iodiog bath ‘acta room mad maps | ment | Rare opporwuty te purcoan,y BALTIMORE, Ma Xow, @—couon anime | Se iss Atread ative Brower, at Manchetier, N, Hi, secubes the mite of Heino Hic ter afths ater, mers | pay, chataamte teweh eatied | toa tained poem Behe: | Satie am, wate cat Eke Migtiy ager | Nav Jerny: a, Lites 2,4; Woow i | elon aetlnns Hin aud, of Certioning his 2 Boliding.oat'an ‘chimeopstre ata aul uucemary out: | Siow h tocme tod, knper Brick ontapner Wil, | Wow: METCALF: 1081 Vermontare ocBeoe! | souubern red, UBan: Soueerensrahos RS ty gg the orew sesmed to be © o'clock a my Seal rely “ris anisms int sat'Gngue eee | [agit i thborwoods only Bioware Hcy AAT, VR PALE STOUR STOCK AND ELXTURES OF varattrn “Sait obecs Mey where he hae o wits snd nore I a a Ce ae ; Patgaih, as the par io iy Frederick. Mae” POs 3LE THEER BRICK HOUSES, SEVEN ‘suuged co anve the ety ‘chance ior small capital wbarD, Toums each and bath room; in good ofder; deep | _B48t OR i ok lots to wide alley; a litth thao one square from DING Fok, KN wine SEL PROFERTS | int Tete none me nminad Que sauare Icom | JP UILDINGS. SEAUGHTEICHOUSES AND OAR: zi gm ye diet cad Sone eae See sseroomms | gai iggasg.s00 ‘Goud corner Tot, neat Lincoln BU. BANE NG, Addtone 614 60h Been. og 2% | Wants, 3086. ot ' very desirable location, on room aii mod fava, nearly setts nies onde coe RASS CHASTE, ERE HOTEL OR LANGE fleona, Va. usd | Sinare from Rast’ Capitol ate will be sold tor saved | L% faulty, Hoarding The furniture One Capo AD, CLOSE | aah paywent; Balance on ioog ime oF in monthly | ior sale aud house 1of rent "The house ia well kaown if i H a H 3 i iy, fine Cou Seat ‘and is berally patronised, as bees for many iseres, kaproved by's Double Frame Cortage corns LOWE & DONOHOE, |; Years: affurun a good opporturiy to any oan ae, BASSI" ch, Toms, bath. hot and cold water,rante ae: | ndde Si vase Cepuor ae. | Lous of entering” into watered by well and springs: has aly sbeeau WOR SALE-CHEAP HOUSES—12 PER CENT | for're “PB, Saloinlog the above Eitovestniente§ (wow) two sod threesiory bricks tay WB DENISON, Ret ~ couprning twelve. sec apesten ey WieB; | Capitol and New Nationa: Library-andiro ne bie ae sil moder in the Cottage of eleven Tooms Ware. Will sell ail oF s.ngly at great eg Pie ieee te 5 CRIGAGO. In1., Nov. 6.1 Ferre rosans Se staetees tqwemate Trtning Uiiee WE BUMONDriass Nar eses | Kane Ce LAER | ct tig peoritee ah Fon Saci-o pt, bet tote Anbar ors | baat eye ee £ | ay oe earee ee teat choreh, 5 oe “aTEwaRT. 2088, ot 110m, uary. 37 1-2 421-16. erkw nr eee hw. two new Teaidencs, 1621 and 103 Lecember, 26%; day, te ‘Of several ron at mw: the houses ute built tu most substuntiat | Se'teeyeds to Third caer ae piconet fing eS the ‘oriaipal wai as S manner; bave ail im] penis. For fui: particulars | National bank, an., and hundreds of io: | Pork » eak— seh, 9.1" Decem!| e ‘of a — ‘ama « ABHEK & 00, 1824 ¥ at aw. | vestore, it inasress ‘of address ieenter Cash nad’ D eves - a acs