Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1886, Page 3

__FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ RENT—FOR THE SEASON-920 th st. nw. Hestelass furnished Hesi- for entertainiog: complete in every Te able of housekeeping. We faratsh ser apply an excedent table. Best reierences. FOR RE Sb Mst., handsome 2420 Va av. FOR SALE—HOUNES. LANDSO! ic OK SALE THE HANDSONE EN figure. a FOR_SALE—HOUSES. OK SALE—THE NEW HOUSE 916 MASSA- chusetts ave. nw.,comtainiag Hi rrome, sli modera improvements. This house in offered and will be sold on very easy terms JRO. F, WAGGAMAN, 2d EDITION. Lat Trans ois Sr. TO TRY “ROODLERG” MeQUADE. The Tenth Juryman Obtained To-day. New York, Nov. 16.—The work of empan- neling a Jury in the McQuade trial was con- tinued to-day in general sessions. The eighth Juryman obtained was John 8. Spencer, a shoe dealer. He had a strong opinion, but thought he could give a fair verdict, He was challenged by the defense but they were overruled, and be Wus accepled, Myrick Plummer, a paper man- ufacturer, was acce} the ninth joror. John 1330 19th st. 603 14h st aw. 25 2uthst. L0r. c0.1.46.50 eas 92) 24d sti. KENT—OOMPLITELY FURNISHED honse on U at., between 12th and Lith sta o.w.: rent $10) per month. Aj on A street nortiveast Tom Briok, 5 vetween Titi ra : BARGAINS. Several six-room b s aor heat at mosern iaipravements F RSALE_AN ATTRACTIVE NEW Bi Xo! ttg7 Peres eee ts gas sa T.ARMS, S10 F st oe We twelve rooms: FP NINE ROOMS .cex, Will be rented foc 10 a es and convenier Fr ut afrangement of sage atin st 0. Or For a 1uiluistapply te W 190 Penns) Ivania ave. DUSE, SEVEN Of cht roous. including kiteben and bac, <0 i for housekeeping. SL 17th st. rd New York ava 1st SE, With TWO AD- cant” lots, 1,500, offer waaay, 225 land ave. n.c.. frame store: lot has two fronts, only 1,000. WIGHT @ BOLTON, tihand Patan w: ESCOTT & WiLCUA. ‘Pennsylvauia ave. 1 — OK SALE— 'T—PART OF A im ar and basement prews-oriex House, taining 12 rooms and bach: de y to A HELTMULLER € CO., 1B SALE—ON 3M and Lith streets, a cod Jot 20x82, to a 50 tout al: Gear, and within two squarsof avente care an OU; all conte ucate ony ts mouey; pomtively no refussis given. RULER & REPETTI, 326 Pa ave.se NIOE HOME-TWO 305-307 G st.n.w. ‘imps.; coal vamits in and meat and veyetaple vaults iu rear, ‘Lerms Apply to 0. E. DUFFY, 607 7th st. B.w. ST. SE. BETWEEN 10TH four :oow Frame House: rey; one line of cary aria eet a Was He a lel juryman; the case, and had never rs, He did not know strict atiorney, He had heard tbat McQuade was on trial because ne Voted for the Broadway road. ——— A Meeting of British Anarchists. CALLED TO DENOUNCE THE CONVICTION OF TH! CHICAGO ANARCHISTS, Loxpox, Nov. 16.—A meeting of British an- archists has been called to assemble in Cleve- land hall, London, on the 23d instant, to pro- test ugainst the action of the Chicago court which tried ana sentenced Spies and bis col- ‘The circuiar calli nounees the jury that convicted the Chicago avarchisis as a bribed and ing we bave yet Be ech : y 1748 ana i745 12 st, og. 1400 Est. nw. 11 Oe per aanum, TY LEK & i read about it fn that Mr. Martine JoR RENT—BRICK HOUSH IN NICE ORDE ‘all mod. nape NOR SALE OR REN new 11-room brick Hi are substantially built: all ‘Also 340 adjoin: 7: w. Bw. £1, Gran 2.72000) 44-45 Jackson alley vdires. OWNER, 200 Lat sh Le ent $17 ain st, nw. $125 per month. "125 per mouth. 220 per month. 150 per month. 400 per mont. Ei War tson, 1315 Hi st i.w. ree : 0 Bou st jaudary ‘OR SALE— HOUSE ON 218T ST, NEAR PA. ‘ave, 12 rooms, ali modern improvements, painted. Price, ici STIN P. BROWN, And Af stan w.,41-500 © portion of the property on my ail ut oftice for bulletin ixmued on the Istand 16th. (uolé] THOS. E WAGGAMAN.— ‘The above te oni or eaté books. "For fall Tic (OR SALE-THRE i NEW HOUSES ON Hi sr. ‘all moc. impa; @ teu per cent investment: price $2,200 exch, Also, nice tw Brick, on K, velween 21s: and business: price 94.000._ ‘Term: P. MYERS, 1428 New Yoru a h st.n.w., store: Bid vin: Dultablelor 3 euay wos W. easy Apply. the meeting de- House 1249 Sth “st. 1 packed body, and jury for refusing the prisoners ‘The “Hon. Auveron Herbert, brother of the Eari of Carnarvon, will probably preside over the meeting. Electing an Abbott. 16,—1 be election for an abbott or Si. Mary's abbey resulted to-day in Ube choice of Father Piraen, abbey, at Latrobe, near selection was made on the first ballot. -Million Dollar Fire. MANY MERCHANIS KURNED OUT AT DURHAM, NORTH CAKOLINA. Raxeicu, N. C., Nov. 16.—A fire originated at Durham ui 3 a. in, in the grocery store of K. H. Auwater, und burned a large partof the bus‘ness portion of the wwn. 00U. ‘The losses are Jacob Levy, dry goods , general foerchand- Slater & Gormun, o0u; i, A. Wituker, music; Gold: » General merchandise, tai. iusurance; 8. K, Perry, general merchandise, Joss $11,000; CC, ‘tayior, hardware, Y BOOGS, 1038 $8,000; jurniture, loss $12 Sth bw. Te$5U/ 21 12th st, <w., Hr. 330 K. 6 rooms. Wyllest. ne... Vive rooms N, between 4th and Sti Brick, & rooms, mod. lusps,, 12th st. ory 7 rooms, Kinanan Piss 7 rooms, Fierce 1) reomis. Q st, bet. 13th and 14th, Grooms. H st, between 23d and 24th. ‘on Corcoran st OFFICE ROOM. 1106 F st. n.w., 27s... $40 a uew trial, (OR SALE—-OR RENT, VERY new corner House on 14th st. n.w., vhysiclan or deniist, (en rvoms: all mod, imps. SWORMSTEDE & BEADLE stnear upon! ‘Feast. romi, OF. S200 1008 K st... bet. ith wid it et 299 = Newark, N. J. No’ UK SALE-SMALL PROPERTY ON F car Zith, tmuproved by three siall Brick housed nd Foom tor three more ou side lot: cheap if bought Apply WascurT & WILCOX, 1907, hago le, of St Vincent sunt Place.t.w.cdtce Ce 1 Prather's Alley 4. 3 Pleasaut Place.o.w..dv. 5 Kuagdon’s Ailey, S34 Pst nw. 4. iL, ave._$160, 2013 Q st.,10r. = Siw. cor, Sth & F.19r_-125) 1205 M st’ ny AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A VERY handsome, new, first-class, three-siury, basement in best part of northwest section ot Re, cor. 10th and sis, and ciwe.. 47. Stabie rear 1410 K si Bo. en Dunvarton’ ave. Do. on Co lar Brick, be bet ‘iso improved ana uum S40 9th si. now 1518 SIST DT. » brick House, 12 roows, alt ‘improvements i Georgetoun, Dy iuodern wud Strett feet. “this property offers a flue opportunity ww i 21000 Suk & Gunn. Penal fice i. 200 ‘oved property iu sae a ‘The loxs is $500, cuase w fine home; situated 1 Bist st, Citeigibs), fine dwellings having. been In tue past year. Price 37,750. B. H. WARNER & CO., Real Estate, ‘946 F wt. aw, .H. FICHLING, Real Estate, 1264 32a st. n.w. R SALK—BARGAINS IN REAL KUTATE— Desiravie ‘rick House, completely furnished, in beat of tocation uu ‘A bargain in a Brick sivas 918 rooms ou one uf the prineip. thoroughinres can be improved for wlores; price y6,000. House in he worthwesd, suuthern exposure. 9 roouss, Where property is fast udvancing: no mistake can be suuile 10 purchasing: price 310 Suerman at 8,000; A. M. 10 Suerman a¥. 4 toa toss $4,000; Lombe, ‘The above is only a portion books, |For full lis the property on office for bulletin issu THOS B WAGGAMAS -W., NAR IOWA built in the same square located for homes or tnvest- easy terité OF all cash, 10 to your advantage to oon- 1709 M st. o.w., 9rs.+ ee eet ‘Suit our ist before you decide, HUMPHREY & COLMAN, Heal katate Krokers, G18 ¥ 8. Dw. OR SALE—49 MASSACHUSETIS AVE N.W., all modern tmprovemenis; lof ‘A bargalb to ab immediate pur- 1115 & st. od-im JOR REN T—13z6 12TH 31. rele; eight rooms, jarge iot, modern improve 204 18th st.,13r. 20 Jetterson Phi 202 19th st., LIT. 1905 Sunderiand ten-room House: 44x70 Wo an auley chaser. DAN VUU; post oltice a total loss; P. Asiiey, jeweler, not insured; Aua Smith, Ulinery; desley & Meavy, Merchant taliors; Purrist.’s wareaoust and prize house, loll loss; the bauk of Durnum, Morenead’s prize house Lyons’ resistence. most desirabie location in Wext Washia: in value; price 912.500. z NHOWEM & SON POR RNT—AMEAUTIFUL 11 Koo ing: ceutrally located; all modern imp EEN e. wud Pst; SUx10U; very desirable; price, orth side. next to New Hampshire ave., two 100 each; in full view of Dupont Circie: Price, 52 per square .oot. DUD=ON & DEEBLE, 1319 F st. bis tein st. ir. 1616 19th si, P2F 1 tn. LAF 166, 000, Audrew A. Li0- ‘The Missing Crew All Righ: MILWAUKEE, Noy. 16.—A special to the Even- ing Wisconsin ‘irom’ Minervitle, Wis., says the crew 01 tue scuouner Ishpeming, which was found deserted on W bale’s Buck, Green Bay, on Sulurday, have tured up allright, They leit Menouiinee this morning bound for Cuteago by $0: corier Gth aad Q stan... rooms, mod, imp, Kor Fr'klin sq. 1678-200 % KNIGHT, 925 F st. u.w., Room I, tirst oor. ~ mise 200 (Dupont Cire 0 ELEV: West skle 141i st; all mod. con.; cellar: irume sta tue; io. 20x10; coudition gucd:_4 rooms first Hoo. inciudiug complete iurniture; 97 Yestunent. CULTER & Ol SALPAE MT, ELEANANT, SEY eee ates oe eee ener ay) JROw SALE— 4 10th st. ne., rents $20..... W., FOULS 212.50 ‘The above houses our oftice only. WESCOTT € WiicOX, 1907 tiouse. with modern impre Key at S40. Kent, $16 aadvance. Owner at 918 ¥tu ———— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. ‘The fullowing ure the opening aud 3:00 p.ai. prices ofthe New Yurk Stock Market vire 10 HL. M. Dodge, 059 Loth'sireet: SALE-VERY CHEAP —NiNE, Brick: modern Improvements; nice lou, H st. n.e.: goud neighborhood; ouly 63,300. octu-lm WAL! (OR SALE — FINK House, fronting south on SL: eight linge rows: buth, cellar, &¢: $6,000! atonce. PHU BUNO, star ditice. 1si., Story br 5 i, all modera improvements, $65. 1717 14th it & WILSOS, 1006 1st. mw. THREE STORY BRICK T st uw. west of Ou Se SEN via ceportou 0 aud 13:b, une Fooms, latrove, rarge, &c., ef bey while ie JOR RENT—BY KO HOLTZMAN. WALSU., 1006 irr 3; $8,000, casy termas. B15 Lthst score... 391: VEN-ROOM BRICK jent 10 heruies aud care We HER LFOSD. s1ouse om 15th 8: ‘e-room Jiouse, with 27,000 squ: ice for the whole only SU ceuts per foot. OOM NEW FFAUIC HOUSO eeeerneee A, 200 Also five-room new frame House. n-Toom LrADie £10u Also nine-rvom frame House... Alvo on Lanter Heights, elegant new eichi-room ‘about 336,000 aquare feet of ground: price JW. P. MYERS, 1423 New ¥ SALE—SEVERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK Houses, with bath rooms und gas fixtures, in horthwestern part of the city, heatea throughout with 40U. ‘Verms ‘from $200 to 9OUU cash, balance from $25 10 $35 per ‘AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘Real Estate and 1426 F st. nw. (OK SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ES tate; Six new Hrick Houses. 4 roomseach, on @ beauutul avenue nort.w &c: street cars within halt wquare. Price tor this roperty only $6,750. Ti rer mont. Apply to Meoatwe “Pita 45 geniw.80 Stel ppet pt L1U0 10th st_43 1235 Lith st. n.w.,store., 45 YG Ss. ow. Sr. WL Est u.w., 127.40 22 Un 8 EREE 1209 0 st., S-story brick, L2r. 1410 Liu st, sstory bi Re me, between Band C ss; 2’ 7 rooms; ail modern provements; lyt 4ux1uu Tt. to wu alley; S8,66u. 220 v st uw. 3 siories, 12 roums, large lot; price Tims, LUND 3 st. m.W..Wew,7 FOOLS, DAL Jot 2uxiu0 fi: buiit by owner tur his own use; Very ‘subsanual and cosy; price, 20,000: a re ‘Muny otner Houses and Lots in ail parts of the city. Cn ee, Rear room, first floor. i NSEND, 1418 BFE Tenear Farrasitt Sq Coiiaoia sioaad exZeee! 10th near G nw.,111 0 V7tnsi.. 1 floor. Stable, in sq. 199. Or 1706 ith st (v0 1708 4t0 st “400 (322 LUth sta.e.. st near inca, A{ st, near 14th, 167. near 1uih st, 1 Lita, near O stu: Sasi. nea ra ‘ave. ) 2st bear G st. i wud bath Houses; small cush payment; balance 4s monutuy payments, or will be soid altogether at Sueh price a> to natke them 4 net dig per centinvest- CH KNIGHT, 925 F stu 6 Columbia Road....$168.66 Mass ave,, near i6uL165 Feta Eves Washington Stock Exchange. 111 bid, 111% asked 41y8, Lowi. registered, 110 oi... Livy a kea. ay ee ‘mie ior rent or sale ts liberally ve Of cost to the owner. For list ut property 10r swe, eail oF send at office. TOO MOLTZMAN. lot and Fsts.a9. FoR RENT PUR I= Heo NY, Cents ioub tbe & NUK SALE—WE CAN OFFER SEVERAL FINE Houses, hanusume interior finish, in Borthwest. at WuU 10" D10,00U. Seud tor description aud sist. Tit & MAC GOWAN, NOK SALE-NEW AND HANDSOME DWisL- vet. Slwss ave. and N si.n w., three ics Aud Dasemcnt, Gear abd ali moueru ipso meus, Apply to 46 GOMUSCH AAD, 814 TU oh jest, with wide parking, iS ete SEN! bet Moth 16 $2,000 cua, balance Fonds; specif eras to satiatact - to. W. slcP HERS S. dies, Lov, S45," coupon, “ SALE-NEW HO! ~ ME. PLLASANT: eight rooms; Uwo-story and att Toow. ‘erouudss wear Idthrst: carat 64.500. jarge grounds: meat L4thst. cates: ANP. BHOWN, Real Estate 14u6 # sccm. XK st. near 121n. Hitst. bet. 13th & OX & BROWN, 7 Pen. ave. ni. THR:.E-STORY ME NEW RESIDiA nfuraished, with stabie 30 big, 128% asked. Meirupolitan 4s. 1, sock, 101% bid. 104 “usse!. Columbia RR. stock, 36. bid! Gas, 35 bid, 38% asked. Georgetown Gas, 46 bid. Firemen's ins., 43 asked. Arhuzcon Coluubia” Tos. asked. Pordmac Ins, 63. bid. Masonic tall bunds, 102 National — Metropolitan Bank, bi .OR SALE — MODERN HOUSi south front, drsiiabiy located, mortawes:; cusy terms: pays Wig percent. "Also seVera: fine bargains brices 31,700 10 91U,000. UWS Ei, rout east corner Q aud 24st sis mW. (OK SALr—UPON VERY EASY TERMS AND ‘at 4 Omigaiu if purchased at ouce—a very desiravle ew ¥-roow uriek dweluug on M s.ret, oeween 3d Gower; it is tuder rent LeU, iad What pty 422 per cout UN priceasced. LOUIS P. SHULMAREM, 920 f street <th st. mWw.,6 rooms, Brick, with store; mod. | ork ave, m.w..8 rooms, Frame: gas.water | HE McPHERSON HOUSE. COR und 1 sts, bs Dow open for the reception of perma Reut, transient ana table boarders. 816 &, REET, ifs aud Wormley'a, furnished. Uniu.uished rooms, southern exposure; table board. Keterences. Mrs, A.M. SAOKES, Mrs. M.L. STOTS- 1328 £5 rat Falls 1ce, 131% oid, bid, 46 asked. BA 'bid, B4¥4 asked. Panorama stock, iy asked. e Coempeake und Pol Te.” ¢ 100 per montis for svascin: luce tome alt modern couvenicices, COTLEA a Wie om central: large ——__ Ralumore marnets, Nov. 16—Virginia sixes, past- due coupons, G2ig: ten-forties, ex-compon, 4515; new Unreea, Gil bid to-day. ALTIMOKE, Mn, SALE—VERY DESIRABLE, CENTRALLY ted Setory brick dwelling: wit mn. 3: OF. hurary, diniug rvom wird kitenen; & chawuers ‘uch room sbove; youd dry cela; io to wide aiiey: wild be. chaser. TYLER & KUT. E with bath, and all BALTIMORE, Mop, i3 A ST. SE. SIX ROOS imps. aud im charaing conditwu, 82230. Jith se, Li rooms mod uups. ia So. 1 Apply RYON & TRACY. 313 NW. OPPOITE FRANKLIN Pleasant third-story iront room, with first-class board: references excuanged: a few bourdersean be acoummod: MOR RENT—21020 G ST. N. W., HANDSOMELY Furulshed, communicating and single Kooms, on Second ,and third floors, with Board; references ¢ Nov. 16.—Cotton firm and et. Flour nominally ste.dy, with better inquiry. heat—soutbern steady and quiet; western higher und dull; southern red, 85a38; No.'2 western wuiter Apecember, Sy (UR SALE—VERY, DESIRABL™ DWELLING ‘on Verubunt ave. 23 tect :ruut, turee ruoms deep, 24 rooms im ail. Cais be boug! $Lihe low price of wl4,0u, ang, 8 rooms; lut a0x10U, in Mt. Pleasant. rice VY abit & HUTHEKFURD, 1226 ¥ st nw. ORSALE NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, 305 E Sk m.e.; has every conveulence and is a barguin .oF JUN TAs, B10 F sw. JOR RENT—SiMPs 5. BUDS Bly: November, 1. Corn—southern. red, spot, 3583 ished throughout. Pp rmit and fuil particulars ap- 3 IsHisie & CO. Is24 F st aw. OUMS AND BOARD, 1833 G ST. N. W. ms; modern iniprove- ! Reut reasonable, PALMER HOUSE, 421 11TH SiN. Ww Oped. First-class FoOmss, by te. ‘Board, $4 per week. kvery Jeased at a low figure. teal Estate Beowers, 1226 Fst mw. TYLER @ RUTHERFORD. 1246 F st. nw. At: THE CAPITOL, A DESIRA- ated Briek Dwelling, niae er ao caren, oriinary w tir ‘Sugur—copper retiued steady, 10a Watsty qilet 1.23. Otuerarticles unchanged, Frcights I per sueamer firm-cotton, 44d: four’ Brain Digher, Sigd, - Receipts—tlour, ‘850. butrels: Wheat. 01.00) bushels: ‘cofu, 20,000 bushels; oats, COR 22b ST. AND PENN, ps.u00. Appy to under “new, manage- ‘ve., Baving becn reopened DWELLING IN 6 Ment abd reruruished, offers first-class Boaru and ‘Wermout ave., bet. K and 1 ste. sth st mw. bet. Maud N sts. ath st. nw_bet Mes aveand 5 Corcoras, bet 1th and 14h sis, OK SALE—043 MST, 0: a iurge, eieyaut House, just hulshed, tor 914 000. PPIY WAU 2, AlALD, BIU ot Bw. . We, CORNER, ate; desirable ‘ocation: cai 8,500 bushels rye, 600 bushels, JOHN J. BUGUE, Heal Bota 4.008, barrels; wheat. 147,00 bushels corn, 44.600 ‘Wise, 123,000 bushels; Corn, 3,000 ‘Shipments—tiour, . OO E ST. N. W.—SEV- eral large, peasant Kooms, with first-class Board. Also two Hull Kooms. Table Bourd. AKD AND ROOMS AT 314 AND 816 IND re. Rooms 8 to $25. necording ‘0 per week und $1.50 per some Dew dsrick. just compit _Appy w JOH TE AKMS, o1U F st BW. Chicare Markets. CHICAGO, Tnx, ‘Dece: Decemver, 267-16. Pork—May, Tuary. 6.02'406.05, CHICAGO, I1t., Nov. 16, 1p. firm ‘and shade ESS CHANC Wheat firmer s . NENGETIC AND . Corn—Janv: a7, 38 816, One JJegamt Hesidence on Connecticut ave. DOME BE Sh ecenmnree Akhude island ave., near Counecticutave, Meat 2 at.. Qs. near tatn'st...... Jaui'st., near ist. + wil be wiven Ina Well-estab- Juvested cuptial, posi- chase pleusaut twome “tees iuoderaie. er Cash, 79g Dacomber, 1a November, S8ig December, SU: “Ma 41716 ‘Oats ‘strong "Cusit, 26: December, 36 9:18! Spie Hatley, 52" Flak-ared, U®. Abs ‘Pork easy 16 Fst mw. | SENEA-KOOM EKICK | Tange and Jatrove; one Square fom the Capiiok 31> Delaware ave. ue. ply zh Lit st. sw Paine Tunethy Perea, Wh about steady—Cush aud December, 9.45; 2 10.05. Lard about stesdy—Cash and December, 5.90; January, 5.924g40.95 Patents IssvEp.— Patents have been issued to citizens of the District as follows: Darius Lyman and M. Wheeler, electric lamp; Susanne Oldverg, rubber boot; Malone Wheiess and J.D. Darden, telephone transmitter: Frederick Wid- dows, musical bell ior church and other chimes, Hor SPRINGs ConTRACT AWARDED. retury of the Interior to-day opened bids for the improvement of the Hot Springs (Ark.) reserva- tion, as required by the act of Congress passed atitslastsession, ay ‘address “BUSI Adul'st, near Qat... Jat st; neu ¥ at. Merce Pisce wud Lid st SS JOHN SHERMAN SOU, Tro Axo Tue BARGAIN—A Di aud store well stocked. a ute: spiemiid | “A. 5. CAY WOOw, cor. ult ana K SALE—A DRUG STORE st central locations fn tl SHE ADMINISTERED THE TEST AND WAS CONVINCED. «SALE—A_V! LAKGE AND CONVE- ny intormatien Will be given by addressing P. U. Box 2. SALE-SICCK UF €i¢., On oue of Lhe Lest buisitess streets north Fable Lease On SLUFE CaM De given. Address saley? suitable sur awelll we.) 8 rouuss, fae and Waker. “Will you allow me to test both the cloth and the sewing?” said a lady, who, a tew days ugo, accom- panied her husband to VICTOR E. ADLER'S TE! PER ENT. CLOTHING HOUSE “Certainly, madam,” was the courteous reply. “We would rather you woulds't buy unless you are per- fectiy satéstied,” ‘taking the garment which she held in her hand to a Window, and, critically examining it, she whipped a ‘small patr of scissors out of her caba, When she brought back the garmeutto where her husband and the salesman were standing the Jutter inguired If the test had heen sutisfactory. “Perfectly s0,” was the reply. “It is good doth. I unraveled the edge aud found it to be tightly woven and all woot: and the making fs excellent. eral stitches iu the seam, and tried to pull it apart, but I found it both strongly and neatly sewn. Before I ‘was married I used to be a talioress, and I know some- thing about cloth and clothing. Pardon me, but the- Feason Wuay Iwas alittle prejudiced at first was be- cause the price for the sult wus #0 very low. ‘See how you can sell such really excellent work and ‘such good cloth for that money.” Upon that lady's test we rest our claim for patron- age. Our clothing has been tred and found true, and witn prices so low as to astonish a ahrewd and care- ful bayer. Higher praise we could not have reoelved, A. more convincing argument we cannot offer. “A NICE TWO-STORY PRESSKD rick House, Grugins aud bath, ail modern ina provements, ou'New Haupsitre a lug.on Circle, now reubing 1oF $40 per Mont. FOF id Lernts apply to Juss A. PRESCOTT 1416 F st. n.w. OK =ALE-FIVE NEW TWOSTURY howscy, tear Gov't Frtnting «Bice, cent: aso @ nlunber of larger houses OR SALE — Gita? HARGAL ried, 40 rooms, ait wor ben ‘ou I'st, between Ot aud 01h si nw price gen room Brick, om Sst., between 14th and 16th sia; price 94,000. sold at once, 11 rooms on I, corner of 13th, Seven rooms, 16th, between § and Pierce Place, J. W. BMY tlt, 1428 New York ave. (OR SALE-A PERFECT Go OF A HOUSE iu the norLbWesl; seven Fools; cel yaw mat on ‘Ok RENT—LARGE NEW TWOSTORY BRICK Siatte, in ally near Fraukiin school: ail inodern lusprovements; cau accommodate veveral horses and pt —— G "cvachman. 14:28 New York ave, JOR KENT 471 Ist. aw.6r. 24 BOULL Of Wash : 10,000 ior this ytheville, Va., @ KsITH, Birming- was the lowest bidder, To-Day's CABINET MEETING.—There was a full attendance at the cabinet meeting to-day. Tue Navy DoPantwext has been informed val of the U. 8.8. Adams at Panama F—.25-NICE TWusi0k and buscuuent, cormer Vermont a-enie and U st. W. ko HULAZMAN, 4 , At ayreat sacriice 1 RENT-SMALL FURNISHED HoUsES— pth d Dy 1608 90U. SUV wud 97S per invuth. Alge desirable odiges foun sBto gd per Moule Ds G. PROUT SSON, 1zz8 6 stew “ilng Mousekeeper. ise is Well .uown, onized, as It hues bec os Opporturky to avy one ue ir i caeRg te profitably, Dusiuess ‘with oul capital. Suvisiacory reasuus given by owner jor Feliring. Apply to mabsigds W. 0. DENISON, Real Enate Agent, Secoxp Linur. WM. E. ALMY has been or- dered to duty at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Bips were opened at the Treasury depart- ment yeaterday for the construction of two first class light hips, for use at Portsmouth, Va, The lowest bidders , of Linwood, Pa., ty Sirous of encering Fooms, two Oathrvcuss wid all mover’ ta fine cundiien: beaed Uy furusces, and Very Diy situated in the tusuconable part of the city De rented 10F 1,000 year. ING! A: PRESCOTT, UGH THE SOUND AND RE Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence, plus, pa00,000. Careiully se Unrivalled ta. were Huston & $48,000 and $49,000. Aatatca's Waa PuRSONAL.—Senator Logan is in New York, consulting with his publishers in regard to the appearance of his new book.—J. J. Murray, of M. Crane, of Massachusetts, G. L. . Sweeney, of Wheel Detroit, are at the pital and sur} lecued Ist Rorigase Seven per cent tive: improvements, Fook RENT-HOUSE, 1100 viii Sr. N. Ww Tous apd bath; hot and coid water: 94) New York ave. Qo losses “Keler to Third ‘National bank, Lawrence, For fali intuciuaiion. bank, N.Y. chy: nd hundreds of im ‘ud SHAFEK & KITTER: Frederick, Md HOR RENT— 1234 Maas av.15¢ $200. 5 Langdon Ter. 9r. Mih.oear Museu. 140100 S11 #9 n. €. Ge... Brew 2445 Cleven w.6r. SiG sath st. sw. Gr ise Buagden al.ey, 3 O16 > Cap. st. Sra hu 20 vt AS SWAT A. pre ’ “Hungarian ~—abe tease’ Ten kacsy, now in this country, has been invited minister lo muke the lat- ter’s house his home when he visiis Wash- dive vin stuw se Tats shi ww. Be 1007 dav. w.tif uo ‘Coliege st. Lur a. Gr zuse'l din excelent rr by. the Swedish. tur phos 1,00u, of fair terms; located 4 nS. asiy about two" mquuren woul of Wales aiken Alo, a fiveroum tw VICTOR E. ADLER'S wer aud secure an yltig & Hirst-Class salary. 4. aL. BUH Re & OU., dd wild ke Capitol sts. wlZst Ol SALE-A FINE PRUPERTY, FROSTING 564 on F st Rw. DetWeen 1bth and 1d ats, rooms, ail madera improvements: Feui low to | ood wehaut. [00 P stows toons. mis modern ine Provemeuts: south frout” Kent iow: apply tut. DALY, Center Market BKENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK Bear Patent Bice, elgh Toceiss 240 ALSEME F. FOX, 920 preety IVILSERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and Answers. Send 10c to Bool IVY INSTITUTE, ‘Southwest corner sth and K sts. nw. HEAVY DEMAND are now prepared to pay full value for mg. Address OF call ut i is tomach ab his resd Stockwell and W, B. Henderson, of foronta, 2 A. Aiken, of Chicuzor ere at Wi ~ STRICTLY ONE PRICE 927 ann 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. nol = Open Savurdays til 11 pm st, near 14th; Lot 42 Jeet iront; ssouse, ‘very best House, H'st. u,w.. between 20th and Dist sta, ‘medern. Geat's second- band JUSTH'S Oid stand, 619 pS st_n. w., $ rooms... 449 Louneary sm Boundary st, a cw iainpoaire ave, 6 rooms: 12th stu. w. rooms... ‘Apply to 4UMN VOR RENT—218 fue brick dwethug. Taint. g 20 rooms ip firsiccliss coud:tion, a District uiidiugs cud suiable .oF u Lote, large Dan ing house oF for offices can De Teuted. month Apply to INQ A. PRESCOT fied on ‘bea a q Natoinand stsieer soviet is always noise oat jos moderute, dire. KOSS, oc2i-3m strologist, can bec States, was received Db; Emperor iuun ‘and entertained at ainner by the Crown Prince belore: Firat Audijor of the Ts All.—Seniator in trondte cals faction guaraiwees, ‘hes Teakdence 1004 hk st. u.w. - _LOST AND FOUND. toga, ‘Tbe tinder will be sultably rewatded oa SA eraek saat’ my Ost—laisl SETTER; LIGHT KE, ‘SOUS 00 Breast and face: ‘Dou, Liberal reward li returned W 417 4th 8 nw, JeOUSD—aMOUS1 OF Dione: have same by payi isartig’s Hardwase siore, | ost—a SMATE sreastpip. A suitable turned to stur office. GEO. W, LINENS, 720 20th at. Ju» & Derwerzs, ‘Have unsurpassed facilities for the execution of all kinds of work at fair prices and ea ; secs BRIEFS AND AKGUMENTS, PRINTING, LETTER HEADS AND EN- crane eee eat : sev tg Hg mad ral deparcmeni. RENT-CENVRALLY 10CATKO HoUsE 8 rooms and i provements: aiso several Swale at dveirubie houses in Convebieus locations. "kena, antiie, BiB 4 ook KENT—HOUsE_ 1500 RHODE a Poa Apply ve J. J. SHED, 1402 Lith for tis re, OOK ith ste (CLUSTER) reward will Viutra, IMPOBTERS OF PURB OLIVE Ort RENT—ipit Fey teenie th coutaiuin, 9 rvois: 3 bach Zvoms, range and ali ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO, ost 2 ¥ DEMRABLE NEW thadern iuipevvemeuts. 1717 and 2719 Lith st Open tor inspection. rented 0) ‘sattsaacwry percles at 960 und So pet to mSWOiisi RUT & BRADLEY, @ CONNE TICUT AVE N. W, ot od basement dweilin ‘veniences. Appiy te ‘ FAMOUS CABOMELS FRESH EVERY {UR RENT-T Darckiogs all LIEUT. ARNOLD'S CASE. Ne Decision Probabic Until the Clese of the Week. It is not likely that the case of Licut. Arnold will come before the District Commissioners before Thursday and Friday, as the testimony ‘will not be written out before then. Commis- sioner Webb said today that be was anxious to dispose of the case as soon as possible. Neither Commissioner Webb nor Wheatley shtoks an argument of the case is necessary. Mr. Da- vis, representing the District, is not inclined to make an argument, and Gen. Henkle, of coun- sel for Lieut. Arnold, is not disposed to make an argument if it it can be ascertained that the Comiiseioners will settle the case 80 as to be ‘Satisfactory ail around. It was thought to-day that the case could not be decided finally before the end of the present week. Commissioners Webb and Ladiow have yet to read the testimony as taken before Com- aiissioner being fs Gen, Henkle said to-day that he did not see how they could dismiss Arnold, as their own witnesses disproved the specification made that he had maliciously circulated the report. It was not necessary, he sald, even to consider whether the report said to have been circulated was true or pot. At was shown that Arnoid had notcireulated it, but only spoken it in confidence to his sergeant, Lieut, Arnold, he said, hud no bostile ieeling Whatever against Major Walker. ‘The counsel tor Arnold, it was understood to- day, did notintend to muke a fight against Mujor Walker, but to coufine themselves solely to saving their own client, One of the sequels of the trial will be, it is stated, the trial of private Edeliu, whu appears, according to the testi- mony, to tave been the person who circulated the report. Gen. Henkie, in speaking of the case to-day suid he thougtt the Comuissioners icre.at ine outset prejudiced aguinat Arnold, but, he thought now, in the light of the testi- mony that they would muke a decision of the mater that would be satisiactory all around, Naval Estimates, TEN MILLION DOLLARS LESS THAN LAST YEAR. The estimates for the civil establisument of the navy were submitted to the Treasury de- partment to-day. They are $10,000,000 less thau last year apd include $5,000,000 for the continuadce of work on the'new cruisers al- ready authorize ao se, ‘The Columbia Bank. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ELECTED LAST EVENING. A meeting of the subscribers of the stock of the proposed new bank to be known as the Co- Jumbia National Bauk was held last evening anda permanent organization was effected. Mr. B. H. Warner was elected president and Mr. A. T. Britton vice president. Tue board of directors is as follows: Samuel M, Bryan, gep- eral Manager Gl tne Chesupeake ana Potomuc telephone compuny; W. b. Barker, of J.J. Al- bright & Co., agents "for the Reading coal and irou company; George C. Maynard, manager of the Natiunal Eteciric company; Albert F. Fox, real estate agent; Sumuel Koss,of Barver & Ross; John Joy Edson, manager of the Equit- aubie building assucition; Myron M. Parker, realestate agent; George Trucodell, caplualist; Henry K. Wiilard, secretary of the Columbia ire iusurabce company; Jobu E, Herrill, brick manwaciurer, Suison Hutchins, edivwr, Chas. C, Duncauson, aucuoneer; David L, Morrison, Capitalist, Le tuliowing commitices were ap- puinied: On selecung a cashier and employes— 43. 44, Warner, Jodn Joy Edson, A. T. Briton. ‘Ou siock subscription and other books—H. kK. Willard, A. #. Fox, M. SL. Parker. ‘Tue selec- ton of w location wus Teicrred w a commitive, und the indications are thal a place will be se- jected on tbe suuth side of F sureet, between Yin and 120 streets, iby reso.ution the stock was increased from two hundred to two hundred aud fitty thou- sand dollars, and tue rapidity with which 1 tas ull been subscribeu shows Lbul Lue establisn- IMevtol tue bunk ip Lis locally meets a real and pressing necessity. aur. 45. 44. waruer, the newly-elected presi- dent, hus acquired @ fortune in the real estate business in tis city and is Known as au enver- prising anu conservative business man. He has hud large experience in banking aud was one OL bbe orgatliizers O1 Lhe Ceutral National Bank aud is now Oue of Lhe directors o1 the Metrupul- itan Bank. ‘4. Britton, the vice president, is well firm of Briton & He is atwuruey ior the on, Topeka and Sauta Fe railroad com- pany and other large rail, Charge Aga DISMISSED BY JUDGE SNELL. Today iu we Police Court, Assistant District Attorney Sheppard called to Judge Snell's at tention a charge of false pretenses against John A., Moss, the colored lawyer, the warrant charg- ing as follows: “That the said John A. Moss did feloniously obtain irom one Bessie fruman, the full sum of $4, by the means of the false and frauduient prétense, Lnat he, the suid Moss, bad paid a fine ot $5 which bad’ been imposed in the Police Court upon, the sald Bessie Truman; whereas, Lhe said Moss bad not paid the suid fine; ani is WILL inleut to defraud and cheat the said Teaman, to the prejudice aad rights of the sald ruman.” 2vessrs. Cahill and Carrington ay tor sadant aud. entered a plea at Hoot Bessie Truman, cvlored,toid her story, » Sheppurd, her’ counsel, hearing her witness contradicting what she had tolé him this morning, suid he would abandon the case. Ais. Moss deilled the charge aud tue court alter saying Moss’ record in the court was goud added that he thought the prosecution sci very properly in adundoning the cese. The case was dismissed. BEES ey Beneficiary Associations. THEIR FIRST NATIONAL CONGRESS ASSEMBLES IN THIS CITY. The first national congress of beneficiary asso- clations of America met at the Riggs house this afternoon. The purpose of the congress is to unite ail the fraternal co-operative associa- tions in the country. Permanent organization was effected. The delegates present, represent- ing the various orders, were: Leroy Andrews, of New York, who was selected as chairman; I. €. Hill, secretary; Warren ‘Totten, ot Ontario: A. L. Levy, ot Minnesota; 0. F. Berry, of Ii Rois; Wim. #L Barnes, of Cailtornia; A.C: Tuppe, of Maryland; Charles H. Stein, of Maryland: Alvor Nelson, of Washinton; H. N. Seaver, of Pennsylvania; C.K, Porter, of New York; J.D. Irving, of Ohio; J. H. Meech, and O. M. Shead, of New York; A. W. Wishard, of Indiana; B.C. Hill, ot New York; N. 8. Boynton, Dr. C. P. Kreiger, H. K, Witeeler, A. M. Macbath and Joun Hasneil ‘Butler, of Mas.” The congress ‘Will be in session two or three di = ~ soe CONGRESSMAN Charged With Being About to Break the Peace. Ricumoyp, Va., Nov. 16.—Hon. George D. ‘Wise was arresied this morning on a warrant charging him with being about to commit a breach of the peace. ‘The arrest is the result of the publication of a. card by Mr. Wise denounelng Vol. Wm. Lamb, ex-uayor ot Norfolk. Mr. Wise was put under & $1,000 bond to keep the peace. ape The Erie Telephone Suits. DIRECTORS WHO ACCEPTED THEIR OWN RESIG- NATIONS AND NAMED SUCCESSORS. LowELt, Mass., Nov. 16.—Aiter an _adjourn- ment of Over four mouths the hearing in the suits brought against the Erie Telephone and ‘Telegraph company by three of its olticers to recover # large amount of money alleged to be due them for services was recommenced this morning in the ‘court house. The di rect examination of Charles 3. Glidden, until recenuy treasurer of the Erie company, was resumed by Gen. Butler. A great mass of evi- dence with regard to the transfer of the South- Western company, of Arkansas, to the South- western company, ot New York, showed that ala meeting of three directors they accepted their own resiguationsand appointed their own successors. Buller claims that the traps- fer was illegal, as the deed was not sealed or ‘witnessed. ee The Baptist Convention. BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.—The fourth annual meeting of tue Baptist convention of the United Staves in this city to-day, Rev. W. F. ‘Hatcher, of Richmond, Va., in the chair. er Representative Scott's Trainer. AN EXPERIEXCE WHICH DAMPENS THE CON- GRESSMAN's TURY ENTHUSIASM. From the N. ¥. Times, today. ‘William L. Scott, of Erle, Congressman, cap!- talist and political manager, is passing through i HI fn f if i i i i ‘ E i : : Sees Susie een ee, ‘the ‘uri from sdmiration of the sport, upon Parmer, egainst the sort ot persons with Exquty-e1¢uT Hap Sussrirvres — There were eighty-ight clerks represented by sub- sineso Se ie iinaney Sacertaeoen ‘In obedt ‘ence to a FI it ‘h i : | sf i: k Leaves ef Army Oficers. ANEW BRGULATION EQUAIIZING THE PRIVI- A general army order bas been issued, estab- an army regulation numbered which will go into efisct on January. It provides that “whi is granted @ leave of absence charged tothe year or yearsin which it A Pactery Foreman's Crime. HE ASSAILED THE MODESTY OF THE WORKING GIRLS IN PERKINS FACTORY, The New York Sun today says: A score or more of the girls who were employed in Per- Kins’ carpet warp factory in Hooper and Kent avenues, Brooklyn, previous toa strike which occurred four or five weeks ago, were in Justice Waish's court yesterday, some as witnesses and some as interested listeners, Foreman Thomas Lee was accused of tmmorailty toward lamie McDermott, and 14-year-old Lizzie Mcshave, of 73 Grahani District Attorney Ridgway conducted the prosecution. “Mamie McDermot to improper treatment b; work at her trame in She was so much disturbed that she allowed ber work to ran throug’ Lee then called the superint charged her. W bi; I balance ot accrued leave remaining xbali to his credit for future leaves; provided, credit shall stand longe! ate of accruing.” It is stated at the W: partment that this order is intended Army officers the full benefit of the cumulative i leges, have been re- stricted for ten years past, Although, tbe law of 1876 authorizes thirty days leave in each year, which can be accuim ulated tor four the intention of the jaw was han jushing avenue, rthan four years i ‘Lee while she was at adent and he dix e first went to the fao- sold ber that he wax foreman over ber beginning of the next yearstand in the same jon as an officer who had taken the full limit allowed him in the same time, as that month's leave was credited to the last Hereafter such a leave will be! f the four considered, an allowed to enier upon a new series from the yeariu which he Lon of cumulaiive leave. war Uae District Government A@nirn. COMMISSIONER WEBB'S NEW DESK. District Commissioner Webb bas had anew Ges put in his office. The Commissioners have Hayes testified that «he saw to take liberties w ‘tb Mamie Mo- zie McShane testhied that Lee Lily of gross mixoonduct in ber presence and in the presence of several other girls. Other Witnesses testified to the same Aliegution iu each case, ity, but deterred ie, lee ts under © examination of che charged ty made against other male em= ployes in the iactory was adju “2 ‘» Markemanship. SHE KNOCKS OVER A KOKIN AND A CONSTABLE ARRESTS EK FOR £T. A New York law forbids the Killing of song Dirds, Constable Louis Lemar, of Southfield, S. L, was before Justice Vaughn yesterday at Edgewater for threatening to arrest Mrs. Mar garet Turini, wite of the sculptor, Gionannt Turini, who lives at Garretsons, on November 10 as a fine (rom ber for ‘on that morning, while ont gunsine, she had knocked over a robin. ‘Constable ‘saw her carry in, house and presen took his por- | eftect. Lee denied the Sustice Walsh ipund | sentence ual of ‘immoraitt essengers in the goverament departments would iook upon with scorn, Commissioner Webb's new desk is a plain, un- Pretentious desk with a roller top, but its caiei ndation to the Commissioner was the care of pigeon cally open to be ins; other person Who took advantage of the Com: Minsioner's absence. A te polies seandal got into, the, newspapers U police got into u other day. Commissioner Webb does not ki how it got out, but the occurrence has Teform. Commissioner Webb has desk, and Commisssoner Wheatley to-d: 4p onter for ® Dew one Just like any reporter 6th, and collect in reteremes te | ¥iolaling the gamm 35s z 5 ithome. He went to her ® warrant, or what ap Peared lo bea warrant for ber arrest, bat 4s it is alleged, that We flue was $10, and if It were paid to him he would not take her 40 court. | Mr. Turint paid the moucy rather than have his wite taken to court. It was then not ready fur trial yew Was adjourned apul to- Delmar then arrested Mra, Turi Warrant jor the same ranted by Justice Young, oi Richmond, jays after Delinar bad presen: first warrant and gut the $10. 1tis suid that gave a receipt for ik, Mes. Turint gave tones ave a rT ve 1e Dotare Justice Young to-morrow. motes) « <8 — A Meantain of Iron. AN INEXHAUSTIBLE VEIN oF CHOICE RED OXIDB ORE IX NEW JERSEY. A telegram from Phiilipsburg, N. J., Novem- ber 13, says: Marble Hill, two miles from this Place, has been purchased by adelphia capitalists irom Henry Fulmer, of Euston, and @ large force of men has been put at work digging ore. The character ot this ore is yaing in metallic irou ‘ne oFe is Of Line Beswe ty, and shows up in true vein sorm. A biast this week showed a vein Lwenty-unres feet wide, and the indications are tbat Uls mine wil be one of the veiuped New Jermey, A wonster engine will be erected atthe mine on Monday, aud larger machiuery Wo increase Ube output to er month is being constructed. It ls externally ntain of Iron, and ali indicuuons are tbat itis incxuwustible.” The profite to the fortunate stockholders are Likely to be large, us the cost of delivering uhe ore op the Bearness of Ube tracks of tne Toad, will be about one-ball that of most of tbe mines In other parts of Warren county. The capital stock of the com; Superstition Discovers Hidden Money. from the West Chester Local News, ‘On the farm of Rev. Hiram Gibble, north of White Oak, in Penn township, Lancaster county, is an old tenant house occupied by Jar ¢ob Shreiner, an old bachelor, who lives alone, Frequently, he says, he heard avouL the place at night, and Was an omen that money was bidden some- to the garret and began to luosen Lhe bourds under the ratiers, when be was rewarded by fuding an old $59 in Old silver coins ai Ww have beem placed by the grandiaiber of Rev. Hiram ‘Gibble, years ago lived in the house, News Briet. Michael yee tee od of the ~ty an enUbusiastic assemblage. people in Pituburg last nigut x Advices from Japan via San Francisco tell of the lows of a steamship off Poshima, Japan, and sixty persous drowned. temperance sudety ‘ot the. Episcopal Sauron ranoe y began its session in New York yesterday afters oon, the well-known race mare, Corrigan, died in Lexi often eunag tiepesomnon ne = ite ‘Duke of Sutherland and Ss Hy a it direct to Charieston, et duke and bis triends propuse to An imitation o! a beuk, ina Ze HH BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: W. A. Lavelette & Co. erect a brick building tor coal and fuel y W, between Boundary and 1th streets. ir trame sore, 500 11th sowth- i, erect sable, on 150. Joseph Johnson, repair frame dwelling, No, 922 8d street uorthwext; repair irame dwelling, 1311 I surect northeust;’ $250. Mrs. Wan. Orute, ex~ tend brick dwelling, southeast corner 11Lh and E street northwest; $850. J.T. Armes, erect & Unree-story and basement dwelli street northwest; $16,000. Mrs. Kodgers, erect « Lnree-siury, cellar aud attic ng, Connecticut avenue, lot 14; $20,000, F. W, Hackett, erect a two-story, attic und cel- lar dwelling,” Corcorau stree: northwest; $6,000. G. W. atwo-story dwelil southwest; $650. Delmar was terday, ‘and the case the court bouse on $150. Henry strect, near 26th Green, erect id between H aud Istrects Roth, erect a two-story dwelling, ‘Marshall avenue, near Zin street i; $1,300. W. ‘Tuison, Shed on Shepherd's road, county; iF iraine shed Li rear of 1:2ih,between Hi streets; $150. J.B. Jonnoon, erect iwo two-story dwellings, Sumuer street, eust of ‘Tih street road; $1,500. WOODEN PAVEMENTS. Commissioner Ludiow bas written a letter to Sir Joseph Bazelgetie, chict engineer vou ude, England, as follow ity of Washing- umber of Phii- achoice red oxide, trom 55 Lo 70 per cent, public work: “Much atien of street improvements in tae ton, but of Late years no atiempts have been made to revive ‘the introduction of wooden It is possible that under the Pertected specifications in accordance with Which wooden puvements have been laid in London, certuin localities £n the city of Washingiuu might best be paved 1 should be inuebted to you for such reports as you may have at your disposal with regard to ihe Loudon wooden pavements 28 DOW hid, Lhe results gained by experience in id the speciticaiions and conditions obtaining in their composition.” MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. H. A. Jones reports twat @uring the year ending June 30, 1868, he inspected and meus ured 16,287 cord: tour Wwousand tons ‘ob account of the nowyivania Palle more recent and pany ts $500,000, ‘concluded is -—An ussignment of John P. Sehriner & Co., harness makers, of Baitimo: who have two branch stores here, to Milton W. ftaut, for the benefit of creditors, was put on record here this aft A colored baby (dead) sewer trap at the corner of 16th and U streeis this morning. in kettle cone was found in the — CanmxaL Covkt—Judge MacArthur. + Charles Oden, larceny pleaded guilty: sentence’ suspenued ‘aud. ro: personal recognizance. Frank Wil- ltams, indicted with Joun Minetor alias Mon- elor, lor house breaking in the guilty. Anderson Page, grand ‘Peter Hunter, receiving stolen ‘prop- erty; mole pros. —_—+___ Alexandria Items. Reported for Tae EVExING Stak. The police here bave received no instractions to “observe the habits of Congressmen.” The ferry boats and cars aiford easy access irom the Capital, and the suggestion is made to the Ser- geant-al-Arms that when hereatier there is a Call of the house he include Alexandria in hi tour of summons.——A Washington setter dog with “points” was brought here last week. 01 Sunday its owner did not appear at church, and on Monday he sent the dog back to Wash- jugton.” Within three days the setter had “set” on haif the gentleman's wardrobe, clothing upand carried it to his kennel.—Rev. Dr. Dinwiddie, of the Presb chareh here, hus gone to Chicago to attend the rophetical ‘conference there. Dr. D. Da most diligent student of the seri and his prophetical utterances founded upou his views of scripture are among the notable things of Aiexandria, —— Sunday three junior representatives of the Ist ward who aspire to become railroad engineers lifted the brakes on some Midland cars that stood on decline near the tunnel and went on down ‘The youthful engineers ‘Were more skilled in starting cars than in stop- ping them, and when the cars ran out on the Jerry slip they cried “down brakes,” but failed top the cars. Then one huliced “down, boys,” and they jumped down on the track in the rear, while the five mail cars went over- et_more steel rails are being un- Jouded here for the Midland road. This ume 263 ons from the schouner A.C. Buckley, at Smoot’s wharl.—President Eichberg bas tem- Porarily succeeded President Downnatn, who, *iarcenys Dot party start from yest cireuit court unui! January 3. A company of soldiers uave been ordered to Caldwell, Kansas, trom Fort Reno, to keep pros- grade to the river. unkacsy, the Hungarian artist, arrived in New York yesterday. The fiteenth tatal accident di struction of the Philadeipuis city i yesterday morning, when Kdward Wood, painter, stepped from a doorway, missea wis ‘and tell eiguteen feet to the’ fluor below, injuries from which he died Surveyor Beattie, of New York, who was shot by Louis Bieral on the first ot unis month, is ree covering rapidly, He was out uf bed part of the oldest inhabitant of Glouces- ter, KT, aiarmer and business man, died on Saturday,aged 102 years, 11 months and 13 ad interim, succeeded. charge of the duties of the mayor's offloyat the station bouse.—The canonization of aJesuit missionary ships arriving in South America during the last century, is the occasion of special services in the churches of fathers of that society. Sol- emin services took place on this account ‘at St Mary’s churen here last migtt.—The officers. have suceeded in capturi dolph Buuler and Dave W! into the marsh last week, after Officer Brenner bad fired at them, They’ were brought to the mayor's office and fined $2.50 tor unlawful gun- ning and $5 for resisting an officer. —ee Two Haman Lives Against a Dog's. ‘THE MAINE GAME CONSTABLES KILLED TO SAVE, Smoot in the | Gex, SepGwieK WILL Not SUE FOR LIBEL.— Gen, Sedgwick wrote from New York tow gentleman in El Paso, had not the remotest idea the t would do with his report on Ling case. He wads: “From my sent us a special envoy Was a sort of person near took a very modest view of my position Was greatly disgusted with the absurd rsgave me. My iriends aro indignant over tne stories circulated about me, ‘The State department is eutirely unaffected them, and in luct everything is all right since have published denials ae it # Adispatch from Machias, Me., dated yester- day, says: An arrest has been made in connec- tion with the killing ef Game Wardens Niles ' published the idea of @ libel these ties ver pes tileg's teal cots ome coe = Rueumatisa, Lumbago Field to the power Of St. Jacobs Oil. ‘suit Because ve. Aner ‘that would si id his story of the tragedy. pone hogy id the Kulling,‘be says. He did and Sciatica at once MAMRice, BAGBY-—FRAZIER. On November by 7. Richard Norris, AMBROSE D. BAGBY to Fane FRAZLBK, both of Washingion, D.C, = I i z it ud i a é 5