Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1886, Page 3

—_—. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NO Racca, — Re ee as Co ee ee ey ce eee RB 30/ 188¢-WITH SUPPLEMENT: : FOR RENT -HOUSES. | NEARLY NEW HOUSE, nots and closets: a very ane laree yard. parking, Ke. ; DON. st nid-4t T, mE ed . fronting on ‘Lonly two blocks frou: the ail modern improvements; rent BUSHNELL & CARUSI. Real Estate Brokers, es _1008 Fst.ow. 6TH, VERY Fath oe ra aoe piano, books ; MODERN CONVE- Ds. ott and D JOR, \ GOOD FIVE-ROOM DWELLING, Ser Tihat aw. hey $10 per mont Apply to RA: PRILLD JOR RENT—32 FST. N.W. FURNISHED OR UN- furnished: 7 rooms: prewed brick: modern t provements, “Apply on premises after opm. n30-i3t* QOK RENT—A DESIKABLE BRICK DWELLING, Feliabie tenant $50 a month. Apply, to. JOHN J. BOGUE, Real Estate Agent, 1 iach st 0 ROOMS: KI town, $10. 1003 E Minginia ave. se. 5 rooms. st Capitol st. 7% rooms, mt; $30. 3 Hat se, 5 rooms: $10. 143 Het se. sig, 0-3 CEM Sth st. ne., 6 rooms; #14 M. ROHRER & CO., ‘2d and East Capitol sta. NT_FOR THE nitly and Compl in the i HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. bw. 30-6: 227 Wylion.e br, 910.30 b 14th 171 - Vie Lith nwt Or <T_HOUS! NW. fur.jin.f.,21r.912: Mu. ave... S Mast. me. 1214 Pu ave. s 2.6, OF. hi st. n.w. h et. nw. weeed Sui candary Ww K st. bet ty and Gti agai gay OO 272 Ee EO ay ana" Sen x 24 472 La, ave.basem’t, 27.5 K st, bet 4% and 6th ‘sta aw. (weet halt) 5 7th str 1 my 8 ‘of the property om my ali list call at office for bulletin isaned 3th. (n30} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, RENT —A TWO-STORY-AND-BASEME i atid all aod. 3 S heated by CHAS EBA SO aiid SOG F st. nw. EASON. lane fire THE 20 FARRAG' stm. w., first ished Reside Suitsbie for entertainime: complete in every respect: ho tronble of housekeeving. We furnish servants aud apply an excellent table. Best references. Fi Rerer. net NDSOME NEWLY BUILT I the new A DE Sohne BRICK HOUSE, SIX rooms and every convenie Apply on premises. % JOHN E. BEALL. 1420 Fst hw. : ED—1512 RK ST.; NEW AND PARKER & TOW JOK RENT—1219 1s JFWO-STORY BRICK, MOD. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st. nw. Fer BEN Sap IhO STORY, BRICK, CORNER Vermont ave. and U poy WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1591 F st. now. JOR RENT—OR LEASE, A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, northwest. in thorough order: 13 rooms. Address M. D., Star office. ; _R&z-lw* Fee ENS DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE, Stable, 1400 ments, ate tall wuod. im WITH 29th st. 9 rooms: modern improve- WM. € BARRETT. 48 ME st. FSh, BEST VERY | DESIRABLE TEN-ROOM Setory Brick, in thorough repair, with frout and back 1454'S Apply to J. P. WRIGHT, 53 stor 217 st. 27-1 oR RENT-A _ HANDSOMELY FURNISHED House, in a fashionable loeslity, on corner, south- ern exposure, 1:3 rooms, with bath-Tooms and ‘cellars. ‘Address Box 04, Star office. ember 72 POR RENT_322 4% ST. ALL MODER: improvements, 11 rooms. 5 ‘per month in atvance: Taquire 104 Indian ave nw hoe ate JOR RENT—DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING. ALL modern improvements, 9 rooms. lance parkinis. b. w. corner South Carplina ave. and 6th st. se. per month. 92? Ist st. n. w., 5 rooms, sewer and Also six new 5-rooi-and-cellar Brick Dwe Stab. € FT DANENHOWER & SO: st. Ww. —TO PRIVATE FAMILY, WELL FUR- House; ten rooms, deligtitful location Tent. Address Box 4: niahed orthweat; fice. T. G RENT se: #100 snd upward, accordi to value of perty, down: the balance in monthly payments about equal to the rent you pay. You will thus be sav. tng what on now throw away for reat GNf KNIGH x 25 F st a.w., room 1, first floor. n27-8t —1005 13TH ST.. BET. K AND LN.w., excellent order: haudsomely papered: i, G3 Fist. Pores T-HOUSE 806 10TH ST. NE. SEVEN rooms, hot aud cold. water, Iatrobe, ete: ; rent, Kev at NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. SIL Fs nz7-3e WOR RENT—A DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE, WITH woderh improvements, seven Toms and bath, O49 Vermont ave, between T and U sta. nw: key next door, 2 WOK KENT—2806 GAY ST, GEORGETOWN, A larwe und attractive House: twelve rooms and all alone in nts. This house ‘han new eas fx- sures. new ‘and painted and is in thorough condition” Reut 840 perihonth., ‘Toa per. Eisient ictant wo willeive Smmbate posensten hei a reat to commence dunuary Tete ; EBRADLEY. G27 Fat news? OS SSORMSTEDT Fe RENT—CENTRALLY LOCATED _DWELL- Seb ng toda Welch eran gpa lecicrsin best comaition. REBEWT'E: FUE" QO F TPES 1302 OTH ST_N. W., THREE-STORY Brick: 11 rooms; nod. imps abd in 850° per mouth. AT. ve R RENT—$500 CASH WILL LEASE FOR s pg gy es Gress LESSOR, Star office. ©" Frid cotan nee Cea ana ber of Congress. AS. CAXWOOD, comer Sti amt K POE RENT_FUENISHED—A PRE a 3 Foe a ear SE Ana ould like to remain im houses 7 Foe EeE 802 Met aw Tir, mi Bday 10th st mw 10rd CAPITOL HILL, 27 D ST. SE va Capitol sud care three-ttory. ti basement; all improvenen in lass order. Apply at 310 Ist se. ni7-ste Save R RENT_—DOUBLE NINE-ROOM HOUSE, ON Park st. Mt. Pleasant ith ree ¥.W. MILLER 1500 aaa 12 00, ez RENT— Ree. a ©. H PARKER. ‘ tvou house, with 533 G stow, tr. JF Q2, RENT — FURNISHED —sIxRooM BRI Finest morte tnpsotenenin te BOOM, BRICK herdics: very low to reaponmible fenant, ae il heslths ‘the parties to decline houses Keeping. Inquire 1488 T at. pam RENT_EIGBT-ROOM COT, ix MT. as a MB, SS aoe Ms porsiny yrith all modern inuprovemoats. won Turniahed, very desirable for a term i Years itdesired ‘#100. WNSEND. 5 Will lease PARKEK & TOWNSEND, 1418 P stn, RENT—A& VERY NICE SIX-ROOM y Fritcare wih mot, iuape easter Sod wouthera ox Font wall be $25 per mouth, JORN SHER MAS Eco BASEMENT, BPAIDOR R264 ‘FOR RENT--HOUSES._ FOR SALE-HOUSES. _ _FOR SALE—HOUSES. FJOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW BIICK HOUSE, ten = improvements, north le WORSE ART pte mm tre ae )R SALE] ‘CONTAINING EIGi Piptbaae tears saree $150 2038 Sth st. n.w., Gr. 15r-.-150 3226 Cleveland. br. at $2,100. W, HANDY, at 921 F street n.w. Fe SALE-THE WA\ ‘PROPERTY ON the northeast corner of Mand 10th sts. 1.w.,con- Wisting of three ‘dwel two of them Just being completed: will sell if desired: Offer here a great for an investor, ora chance to secure an it home. Apply to JOHN T. R SALE—FOR 81, ON] Fo $1,850 WE WILL SELE ge a, 916 F st. nw. Foractternest rat rae oA Soiey cea eee er eee Tenia for 815 por monte wriceent gL AOD" Arey at She to Bel, WARNER & COs OLDE Hk ow. BOO: ¥URNISHED. faa Nets abe Lone SOS ny near Dupoiit Gir Trai al st: é Iand ave,, between 12th and 13th and W ail $200 11th and Nate cw. sts, con 6 rooms, water, gaa and sewer: con- 1319 Corcoran st. crete street: rents for 15 per month. B. H. WARNER 150! &CO., 916 F st_n.w. n30-3t ‘Hi. WARNER & CO.,916 Fst. nw. Tr Say ae Be, ae 25r. 45,000, » Bh mil OF By iat mw Tih Tao bg 35,000! ate nh, ae 14th st. n.w., Or. NJ.avese., bb, (980, 932'7th at and store. 4 th st. nw. 8 dar - 25,000) D.h. (stores) 234 Oth st. n.w., 11 1342 Vermont ave.n.’ | \2210 to 2234 Bound. (O19 Conn. ave.’ Se. x » 13r.16,000)_ ary st.n.w..b.n..4r-16,900 5 2d Ft to S250 Toth, i, 11r.15,000 nw, stn, L S34 st., upper part. 1 De Salest., Vir. Wey BE. ‘0 1030 K. Lave, Lie: 7 1644 Kat, OF. 57 220 Lat. sw. OF : 4 0.00 S16 Toth ak : 516: 10th’ st 254500|" Bay Boe The above ia oily a portion of the property on my books.” For ull lit call at office for bitletin msued On the Ist and Usth. {nO} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Dth. R SALE—A SIX-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON 24th st.; 1ot 46 feet front; contains over 4.100 sq. eet. A good investment. Pric »400. GEO. W. LINKING, 720 20th st bs w. nn? S400 oran, 1 ‘orcoran, Or, st., 13r. 1 2 10F .-<2.-150 Dupont Circle, Rousé” Gin be examined. by peruilt from ‘THOMAS J. F! CO, Peston ‘The ab our office only. ne ‘NT_BY R_ OMOLTZMA: umLav, Hath. Sitice rm VOR SALE—GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE. este ‘north side of Beane. aves betwers Tet aod Leth epyer part 6 ts, Mill'net over & per cent om price asked. Now able tea nder lease. Welle at “220-Lw A. P. HILL & CO. 1338 Fst. (5 12th st_sw., Sr 12.90 table, rear 724 11th st.10 wr. 72h and Est, of. rans. 76 La. ave., office rooms, 22 Unionalley.... 6 FOR SALE 924 MST. N.W.; TWELVE ROOMS: all modern improvementa; brick stable in rea 129-2 OR SALE—SPLENDID C1 tment—House, 1115 9th st, lot 31.2 by 9B. w. 701 C st. nw, Late. 800 18th st, store. 1644 31 Mass av nr Thos €. ‘Inquire of press brick frout; all inod. wnps.; $3100. C. H. KER, diy amd 2 sie awe Pes SON A: 1: fossa Circle, 138. Eoear Ueth st. d0r...189 | m ite x 7 ‘27 Grant lace, Or.....1:2% es v. ymnpon F, : \ALE—CHEAP—TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUS! Sits ne Haven ie 35 Fe near ah we 108 | ROR SALR-CHPAP TEN ROOM BRICK HOUS Hist 100 paratey Te oer a 0 ‘sta, aw; ull mod. spe. ; Price $3,500. C. H. PARKER, 43 and E sts. 6.w. (OR SALE-OHEAP_A NICE LITTLE _FIVE- room Brick House on South Capitol st. bet. K and Ly, - | near the car shops: mod. impe.; price #1,200. i ee ss 12r.840 | PARKER, 436 and Eats. aw. ne 01 Dre. Gri 2h a0 Fk, SAPE_UANDSOME INVESTMENT ON 3 ‘ory easy terms, for $1,900 euch, three very pretty, jnodern two-story-and-baseurent (new) Brick Houses: fronts finished in black mortar; froutins public square: only three squares from C: upitol aud new ibrary buik fg, Also, for $1900 cach, three very pretty Bricks near Government’ Printing office. "W- E. BURFORD, 1422 New York ave, nz R SALEA | NICE LITTLE SEVEN-ROOM and bath Brick Dwelling, on’ 10th st, above Q, heated with furnace, for 83,100. Tenant $25 per amouth now in, ‘A fine 11-room House, on 14th st., lot 20130, with > Propert for rent or sale is liberally advertised free of vost to the owner. For list of property for sul~ call or send at office. SUE OHOLTZMAN, 10th aud F sta new. i, RENT. st 18.220) wate SWORMSTEDT RADLEY, Pstreet 2. dive ave... stable, 86.500. 426th sty SE ‘Splendid 10-room House on N st., next to cor. 14th; pase near P all mod. con., $8,300. Good T4-rdom House ond B street, near Capitol; fran feet of ground, for $7,000, ni CUTTER 'w Jersey ave., north of 1 stable; about 4,000 00 per Re ‘six-room Houses stn. @; ta; 10. Sfnveatment. ee feeb fre tens 100 on 6 ips Pot pe S, bet Ver. ave. and 1008 East be ere Spiers ge igs a oR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE. 5 Tse, Eenreh ee ne 7 rents ‘ito, els room ‘Brick, on 8 st, between 14th and 1 Fooms on I, comer of 13th, ER SALE—173 DE ISLAND AVE. A FOUR. Fe TT RHODE 181 zy FOU ent and back building; residence has 14 Tooms and bath and modern vende zs How one of the most ‘desirable in this city. i O- HOLIZMA, mR 8, nis-2w oth aha Fst. nw. street cars wi ‘omy 86,750. Terma, 614 ‘year. Soe property is now ret Al to WP _jebeaawe Real Estate Agent, 1438 N. ¥.av0 FS SALE— 1443 Corcoran st., 6-roam Brick, mod. imps. 441 H st. n.w., 6-room Frame Honse, Hest, bet, 10th and 20th, 7-room Frame, et bet. D and E n.w., 10-room Brick House, all i tts Bee a5 yand 16th, 7-room Brick House, mod. 3 Tange stable in teat. a ‘THOS. 3, MYERS, n020-2m 16 Fat. bw. _ FOE, BALE-ON xasy TERMS, FOUR NEW two-story, nine-roon Houses, with all, modern iin- Provements, ‘just completed; also, two tan-room cor- her Hou: ith improvements, such as furnace, m grate, bathtub, washstand, brick set range, sta- tionary wash trays, &c., on st., bet. Sth and {ith s. W. Inquire of ‘A, F. BARKER, 20-2 901 Virginia ave. x! Fx SALE—THE HANDSOME, RESIDENCE 1330 pete datas tate Gaur eakltes SEE le i oa EARLY, G05 Lathatency. eae APPLY 210-1 OR SALES a NOW I8 YOUR CHANCE—BIG BARGAINS, 4 ket 8} vy Yard........8750 , 8 rooms, N. bet, 4th and Sth sts, rooms, Maryland ave. n. 7 rooms, 10th st. bet, H 7‘rooms bet. Dand ap hiss, new Brick Hoiiwes al tind: ste inw. Noeashy only mg Price each for these houses, te 4 rae : WFR Now York ave, ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWO HANDSOME new eixht-room Brick Houses, on 11th st. Will .e, Uninuproved property. GEO. P.GOFE, York averniws | PrOPerY- ni 7-20* ‘OR SALE—FINE HOUSE ON GRANT PLACE, between 9th and 10th sts. nw. 000. a GEO.P. GOFF, n17-2w* 1419 New York a FPG SALE THREESTORY AND | BASEME House on Mst., between 9th and 10th sts. n. fine ho 11,000. GEO. P. GOFF, 141 ‘York 217. Fe SALE_FINE HOUSE ON K ST. N.W., BE- eye! Len and 14th sts. ny, stateen Zoom: GEO. P. 1419 New York ave. n. 1 ST. SE, wITH TWO cant lots, $1,500, offer wanted; 1 Maryland ave. ne, frame store: lot has two fronts, i f2:000. WRIGHT & BOLTON, 9th and F ste.n.w: ‘OR SALE OR RENT—A NICE HOME—Tw new 11-room brick Houses, 305-307 G st.n.w. They are substantially built; all modern iinps;coal vaults in front and meat and vegetable vaults in rear. Terms moderate, “Apply to 0. E. DUFFY, 607 7thst. n.w. ni2-Im (OR SALE EHAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES desirably foekted for homes or investments, which Reason eany, termi oe all ca to mill ure Chasers: it. will ‘be’ to your advantage to consult ok a a & eerie ‘eal Estate Broken 26 FOE SAGE 40 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N. W., ten room House; all modern improvements: lot 44x 70 t Hey A i in to an immediate purchaser. DANENHO} ON, 11. OR SALE— = HOs Uthat. nc. rente g2 82,500 410 10uh t,t. Een te sosecreneees> yA DO. 925 Sth at., rents 812.5 + F600 St. n.w., rents $10. Sth st.se, rents $16 223 G st. n.w,, rents 8 fem Je JOR SALE— Splendid Business Property on 14th i particulars apply to HU EY & DY we 3th and 2a haihbers, farge closets and bath. All mod. ellar under entire house. Lot 20x00. Price easy terms : HUFTY & DYER, Tsthand Fests, 297-Bt JOR SALE-SIX-ROOM BRICK WITH LARGE Jot, 60x00. 12th st.. near Md. ave., n.e. © HUFTY & DYEL, 13th and F sts. | JROR SALE—A FINE Re: | Pine. between B and C sts, inprogemente; lot 40x100 4 1006 Sst. n.w., new, 7 rooms, bath and lance 20x100 ft.; built by owner for his own us Stantial and cosy: price, $6,000. Many other Houses aid Lote, UNFU JOR RENT. Towa Circi tave., near K. r Farract Sq, ubia Koad. fe} very sub- aay terms. pil parts of the city. H. RNIGHT, 925 F st. nw. s n27-8t* Rear room, first tloo 3 BE. 20th #t.200 N st., bet, 10th & iith.17. OR SALE — $2,200 — 2300 CASH, BALAN Kat. near 17th. ....208.32 11th'st.. bet, Nand 0.11 monthly, ay 2-story brick sth 00 17th and DeSales sts.-110 gnu wil buy wnat Geom ary beta 18th, near H st 200 VE e.. near Lowa Ciz..100 HUFTY & DYER, L bet. ISth & 1th 166.66 Ret., bet. 15th & 14th: E 27. Kost, near 12th... 16008 7 ee SR 1480-100 | Se ee st FITCH, FOX & BROWN, OR SALE — COMFORTABLE HOUSE, H. somest part of new northwest. section, from Dupont Cirele and British Leyati parlor, Hbrary, dining-room (en suite) n first floor:’ fourteen rooms, including bath and laundry. Price $15,000. Discount for cash. Apply on premives, 1900 Nat. u.w., between 9 and 7p. ime m preguine OR Bi ‘FURNISHED— Vermont ave., bet. K and L sts... Lith st. nw. bet. Mass. ave and N st Corcoran, bet. 13th and 14th sts... Nest. nw", bet. 12th and 13th sts. id kitchen R SALE-NEAR COR. 13TH AND CORCORAN 202 Delaware ave. ne st. n.w., 10-room House, in good condition, S 200." Also, vacant lot. cor. 13th and. W sta. n. 1400 L st. Lot on School street, bet. Kenesaw ii jenuontave. A°8. CAYWOOD, cor. Sih and K 207 Toth st. nw! RK SALE—TWO DWELLINGS, ® AND 124: Gua Fritsenes conmulae ix rooms and bath; also cou imodious closets, range, latrobes, hot_and cold water: slate mantels, iron porches, stone trimmings, ance yards, and all’ modern conveniences. “Will be sold on, easy terms. Price 82,800. Apply to Room 11, 0:64 F FOE SATE A, PERFEC Wallach Place, seven roo! rovements. Price. oul tod. W. P. MYERS, 14.28 ,}OR SALE— SEVERAL PROPERTIES, PAYING Rost feu Per cent per annum net. JAS." MATE 365 F at. JOR SALE-HOUSE, NORTHWE thwest cor. 20th and Q sts. i; adh wa bw Stable in alley rear {ai le sar bedi Ke ‘Meridian ave., Mt Pleasant ni3-twe OR RENT— HOUSE NEAR McPHERSON SQUARE, beautifully furnished ; #150 per montl pein ast. opposite Franklin quar handsomely fs s8bo'per month.” B-G PROCTOR & SON 1S [ OF A HOUSE ON evllar; all wieder Al iG Syufaiue oro bath roots, ranwe and alleon: | aise TAS He ieee ae Be Lor BIO ences vl - = i Asa THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., OR SALE—NEW (O-STORY AND CELLAR _n24-6t 1324 F stn. w. House, northeast, $3,500; tine Lot, frame house, OR RENT — VERY De jACGOWAN, 1O0H-I010 Fat a ner - ~ bien ie PS [eseonas USE ON Boe Hees St. Dee. THLE RUTHEREO im part yasuseut, or sell gue Se .0M_DWELLING, JOR RENT—A_ GOOD FIVE-RC 19. Kent, 810 per mouth S27 7th sts. w. Key at 8) — BARG, IN— FRAME STOR Apply to K.A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. st., renting for $15; lot 22x100; onl: 32-200; 450 M ST. N.W.; 9 ROOMS | “FMS easy TR HERTEOUD, and bat oderu improvements: rent, 340. | 2” RAO Apply 1207 BBS-eOe Tes a: e | ROR, jSALE—HANDSOMELY FINISHE] {OR RENT_NEFAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE | jn Yo1ins; £004 front, el and pleasantly situated Brick = joa tmpe. | near ows Cire Tonih etn bkeTOSaat ne, aSeawe™ | PECHUERFORD,TSS0 Pa ww tn tbe bor coudio BEF BOOMS AND es reality well uproved. 97 40.000 reapectively. STEIGER & LIEBE FOR SALES Vernontave, Toon In att 100 fA. rice. $225. PRERER ¢ rownsEN _n23-19t a 1418 Fe KENT—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1615 3D 353,.0- eas and water, $15. DESIRABLE DW 43 feet front, three roon Can be bo Apply to > a ought by prompt, purchacer pT een NSE EE. PATRO, 482 La. ave. _ | Fpomnn ‘rice of $14,000." TYLER & HUTIERTORD, POR RENE 2022N STN. W. AN ELeaanecy | L20P itn. nl ‘House, eleven rooms.” Price $83 per mo. ‘or key and particulars inguire next door, 2080 Nt OR RENT—BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM HOUSE, pS Eo Ag aa 120-20" ment 1428 New York ave FOE, RENT—1204 K ST. NW. EITHER FUK- nished or unfurnished, a handsome Residence. Spuiaing abate roomie, and "every “convenience Jo completely furnished throt Forpermit and full partitalaes apply faite 12 OR SALE — VERY DESIRABLE NEARLY NEW Fire story brick wet Aes DEAE NEW Tvoms, bath room, furnace room atid fine closet {ric bells, stationary washtubs: sanitary. plunibiny andson wood mmiteln with beveled Mate aa Tore a ic; Price, $11,000. = ERBORD, E30 Fat nce Saar JOR SALE_THREE NEW HOUSES ON Hi ST., PO REESE CEE OF AL OE iment; price $2.7 ce y Briel on K, Uetween ist and 32d ste. suitable far Easiest = bees rice, $4,000. Terms easy. Apply to 3. WP. MYE THOS. J. FISHER & c YaSS Sow Pointaves me ned _a18-ow OLS F sta. w. a "st : K SALE OR RENT — THREE Fee ke EAT SMC ROoM prick | I newly‘bailt houses ‘House, with modern improvements, 824 ‘Nos. 447, 449, 4: B st ace. | opposite the new Petision ofice. ites wiorien, hate? Key at 820. Kent, #16 i udvance. Owner at S18 ith | tent, 15 rooms esch, and af moderr tan Es ie es cat Pree, $0,500 exch: will rent for §73, nen < 5. }ve houses are open for ispection. Several handsome residences, three stories and base- ments, now under rent, situated on ‘M st, bee OU ata JOR RENT—HO ave. Apply toJ. J. i nll-im* 1509 RHODE ISLAND D, 1402 14th st. vests _ | Hoth N'st. bet. Toth and 13th: 15th sty near Mone YARDGOME NEW RESIDENCE, | Cuenta sve and hen Bere Joey ste rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with static; | _ Fur further juformation apply to. owner, R. GOI es ered ot ae SS SCHMID RTE Aiat nw. te ana 0s i es T_007 ‘T ST. S EE-S’ pee aad eiht Toon HOUSE, with bathy at ail | YOR SALE—1 convemences: in perfect order: rent $35. snd L ste. n.w.; Gress He B, Star oil Sesion | Pear. sia respeine an === all mod. imps. ; now under lease at wos per monte = COUNTRY W 22-1m Bio R SALE-ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE OF TEN Toomis.on 153th st., Just above erin teens REAL ESTATE. NTED—TO RENT OR PURCHASE A SMALL yantr eo pares than few mil f the city” “ation and price, Box 44, | only , Also large stone quar Siar odtice. Seamer? tear the city’ containg £20 acres of werouud, greater fae es ON ET vart of which consists of blue stone; price reasonable; EF rave and outbasidinay, Ss a0, termecesy. Apply to 20 Ee MYERS, highly improved, $4,000; 37 acren, near. Hyattevitle, ae — ¥ ) ulforbulleun. BAXTER & MAC WAN, F SUBURBAN PRO ERTY FOR SALE 5 acres, the property formerly owned ident Garfield oF sale. Macathcones phe iets ni nites | Jsrp in full view of Wi Aprly to, cs DENSON Ros, = _n27-6t th and Date “ NOK RENT—THE BOWEN PLACE, ON THE| “ F’ ea fale ae] Foums; house comands fine view of city os Bbise 829 ver mouth. “SWORMSTEDT & ie y27 ¥ st. ey fet . SO) PELROSE PARK" LOTS FOR SALE, THE| “ i ate. MP es detrabie ja yatunahe, See THE | ap Touunen ters, Isih ad Gee er reendecs me tate eS Ecc, Por plat terme |; on Bunbartonave. soso i address or apply 420 oth at. uw., Washi. te eae ost ice: ex dra IRC ELEIG ES OS hs Walaa toas P| ade, Brick, bat bth’ and alien Peuaioi of10:900 FOR ESST-ERE 8-ROOM HOUSE AT wyarrs: | of he city “apni to ek ville, Md. ; $20 per month. MARION DUCKETT, n24-6t* 1428 ae Gar Peon WITOLD Goes | HOE SALRSET WEL PLEMILEE Evie Vea FOR SALE ON PIERCE MILI. ROAD, CLOSE TO | Felts cottages 2th is) SO yiown pike, « fine Country Seat of 10 ne H from ioe. up. WALKER & HamRegARY em ae cme coming | WREGON, 200d mist Gerralee horse and all nocemary outbuildings wate Fon SaE-O8 6 Sr, 3 We, BETWEEN orm by. well and springs: has an abundance of it. and 1: Introbe, Fina, Be, ad ming the above on the cast, Splendid Property, $8,000, easy: termn. Wi * of "Hf rootue and all waders improvement wits ie a STORY BRICK WOVE Too! 5 RIC USE Poual teneteat louse off rooua: fine alle torts oh at af otuees pis rope of six acre pluty of larye “and nuall rules ny be. 8000 if akon Ores ‘gloved by" well aad sprites BO BC —___0030- For p inspection of either or both of SALE-TWO VERY. VER- the above cl ‘Properties, ap Pry & ‘mont ave. p.w., above K st.; 8: eee] on 30a Tiere! zee aai0 Sew Yank ave ay, 2d EDITION. Last elas to The St CONTESTING MR. CARLISLE’S SEAT. Grounds on Which Mr. Thobe Bases His Claim of Election. Crxcoxart, Nov. 30.—The grounds for the con- ‘est of Speaker Carlisle's seat in the Fittieth Con- can of the United States have been prepared, and were signed last night by George H. Thobe, the contestant The allegations me mimerous and it requires 45 pages of legal cap paper 16 Tecite them all. ‘The petition starts out by a leging that there were cast for Mr. Thobe 1,000 legal votes in the sixth congressional district of Kentucky which, by omissions, mistakes or fraud and collusion of'election officers of various pre- cincts and voting Places and county canvassing boards, were not counted and returned for Mr. ‘Thobe. It is charged that the poll-books and the returns of Trimbie county were all in violation of the law and were 0} ‘Within less than three Gays after said election; that the vote as returned Was 376 for Carlisle and 3 for Thove, and he ob- eee to the county being counted; that the bal- lot boxes of Trimble county were in the custody of the county clerk of said county, and ex; and lable to be tampered with by'sald clerk or by any evil-dis; person. Objection was made to Grant and Gallatin counties, in which all sorts of frauds are alleged. In the’ county of Carroll Which was returned as being 425 to 275 in favor o Mr. Carlisle, irregularities are alleged. It 1s claimed that in many of the precincts Ni the district all of the election officers were demo- crats, which 1s in direct violation of the law, In the county of Kenton, Mr. Carlisle’s old home, a number of trregularities are set forth. A copy ’ of ‘the petition was given to Mr. Carlisle last night; also a copy of the notice of contest. —————— BUSINESS MEN IN TROUBLE. A Heavy Failure in Cincinnati—Fail- ures in Chicage and New York. Crxcrxnatt, Nov. 30.—Shipley, Dorsey & Co., wholesale dry goods, at 4th and Elm streets, who recently obtained an extension from creditors, to- day assigned to 8. C. Tatum, whose bond was fixed at $400,000, Murray Shipley, senior member | ofthe firm, also made an individual assignment, siving up all his property, |The bond of is as signee 1s $50,000, ‘The statement of assets and Habilities has not been made up yet, but rumors are current that the assets Will pay from 25 t9::3 per cent of thedebts. There are nopreferences. The firm in one of the largest in the city and has iitherto been regarded as one of the strongest New Youx, Nov. 30.—Louis A. Davis, leather | goods, ai 493 Broadway, made an assignment to- | day 16 Isaac Goodstein, with preferences amount. | ing to $2,490.14 CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—F. A. Hill & Co., who for some time have cut quite a figtire on the Board ot trade, have failed. This morning attachments were taken out in the superior court by the firm of Baldwin Wren & Farnum forgai2; Schwartz & Dupre, $1,000; Poole & Sherman, $1,000, and Lindplom’ &’ Co., $1,281. An attachment was taken out by Logan Dunne, for $1,000, and garnihees to the amount Of $2,000" were ‘served on the Continental bank, where Hill & Co. have money on deposit. oe Knifton Backs Out. ‘HE REFUSES AT THE LAST MOMENT TO FIGHT JEM SMITH. Loxpox, Nov. 30.—Knifton, who was to have fought a prize fight with bare knuckles to a finish with Jem Smith in Paris to-day for the heavy- Weight championship, of England and heavy stakes, backed out at the last moment. and refused to go to the battle ground. ‘The men had_been in active and close training for the encounter for sev- eral weeks, and the interest taken in the event was widespread and Intense, ‘The amount of money up in wagers was large. Last evening, all the preliminaries having been satisfactorily aranged, a train load of promi nent sporting men and aristocrats went to Paris to witness the battle. ‘The only reason Knifton gave for his conduct was that he | found that the number of Smith's adherents who would attend the fight was so much greater than the number of his own friends wid would be pres- ent, that they feared he would be unable to obtain fair play, and so concluded to abandon a contest which he felt convinced would be‘hopeless for him under the circumstances. The British sporting ‘World 1s howling with chagrin over the flasco. TO LOA: IN SUMS TO SUIT, Ww &t lowest rates. on approved Teal estute security, No | Unnecessary delay. W. W. DUDLEY, 120-3m a 411 F it. M ) LOAN AT LOW RATES, STOCKS pA Paper of all kinds bought and old, nt securities a spectalt} Lol: Broker, 1419 F st. 036-2m* 10 LOAN 814,500, IS OF 86,000, $6,500, }00 on Teal estate, in feo, in Washington oF HICHARD SEWELL, JR, 3S Lexington st., Baltimore, Md ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS Where title is satistuctor JOHN SHERMAN & G Moxey TO Lo. Mito muit. “No delay n19-1m___ Sees 1407 MOSEY,7QL0AN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS to suit. No delay GEORGE P. GOFF, _n17-2w* 1419 New York ave. 0 M ONEY TO LOAN ON SATISFACTORY REAL Mestate security. HILL & JOHNSTON, _n10-1m 738 15th at. hw. ONEY, IN ANY SUM DESIRED, TO LOAN ON estate or good collateral security: lowest rates st, least expense and without delay, R. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. _ AND SALES MADE OF, H. DEMPSEY, Keal Est ke fork av tate, Insurance, 1424 Ne EAL ESTATE LOA FIRE AND LIFE 1 Army and Navy Pay Accounts cushed, Loans on Life Insurance oF otlier good securities: no delay. _ H DEMPSEY, 1424 New York ave.” PQ. Box 07-10 ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS, to suit, at lowest rate of interest. RO HOLTZMAN, corner 10th and F sta. n. iN ON REAL ESTATE, (ser EY TO Lo. M MOSEX TO L0aN In sums to suit, on approved Real Estate security, at lowest rates of interest. Charges moderate, No Wit. necessary delay. HUY! als N LO. AML ii sits to‘muit, at lowest rates, on approved real Fitch BK estate security. bX & BROWN, _ 0620 Pennsylvania ave. es Mo aps 4 zs i a} ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class seensitics, at lowest fates of interest. No aig were te accity x ond. 3 ». C. 303 7th st. n.w. mah30- . GREE? ___ PERSONAL. RC. A. HOPPER IS REQUESTED NSURANCE. M THOS. E. WAGGAMAN INS, 720 20th st. 1427 y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ‘ON REAL ES’ SECURIT ¥ TOLOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST ato, DANENHOWER & £0N, 5 Pat. TO CALL AME imiuediately on Col. WM. B. CROOKS, at the Rises House. it TNA Pit AZTABISIAN LADY DESIRES A HOM wate family where instruction in French of music Will be taken in compensation nn. Best of references:tiven. Address MADAME, Star office, wz7st | CONT, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and answers. Send 10c. to Book Stores or to IVY INSTITUTE, — ~ _n11-Im___ Southwest corner Sth aud i st8- Bw. N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON Ot weare now prepared {o pay full vate for Gents Scondchand Clothing, Addison or cal g Old Stand, 619 D wt. nw. oc. Roeovvernoxs. Reoverroxs. Revertoxs. WE HAVE DECIDED TO MAKE OUR SEMI-AN- UAL REDUCTION THIS YEAR BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS, AND HAVE JUST REDUCED THE PRICES OF PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATION DRESSES. HAVING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS, WE OFFER THEM AT PRICES WHICH WILL ENSURE ‘THEIR SPEEDY SALE. $50 Patterns reduced to &: 400°C - 8 22 elt There is nothing more fashionable than these ele- gunt goods. We have all shades and styles. Paris Robes reduced from 8:35 to #25. “30. 24. is 7 “ 25 20. © J « ‘20 15. OUU STOCK I8 LARGER THAN USUAL AND THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. 500 Pieces French Dress Goods in New and Fashion- able Shades. ‘Striped Camel’s Hair reduced from $1.25 to @1.00. oo Cheviot Checks reduced from $1.25 to All Wool Eton Checks reduoed from 624e. to 50c. All Wool 48-inch Cashmeres, all Shades, reduced from $1.00 to 87}; the Cheapest and Best French Cashmeres Ever Offered for the Price. ‘Evening Shades in Surah's, at $1.00 and $1.26, very choice goods. FULL STOCK OF ILLUSIONS AND TULLES BON- NETS, PERFECTION SILKS. Barnesley Table Linens at worth $2.00. ‘Astrakhan Clothe in all Ghedee.* W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. N. B—THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. 220 Ditnafnever treats te? woarn out, always clean m Gnd ean be worn while bathing. 8. Le, Tis ott a ea hi = Russia Does Not Insist. Panis, Nov. 30.—It is announced here that Rus- does not insist_upon_ the selection of Prince Nicholas, of Mingrella, a8 the candidate for the Bulgarian throne. — France Wants a Definite Reply. Loxpox, Nov. 30.—M. Waddington, French am. bassador, has asked the Earl of Iddesleigh, foreign secretary, for a definite reply to France's interrog- atory respecting the Suez canal, Another Contest in New Jersey. "TRENTON, N. 30.—The democrats have decided to cont e iyinan-elect Hawkins (rep.) from Cumberland county, on the ground of bribery and that a number of Italtan hon-residents voied for hin. His opponent, Mad- den, was defeated by seven plurality. For Ireland and Home Rule. ‘THE IRISH AND THE BRITISH LEAGUES TO UNITE. Loxpo, Nov. 30.—The British Home Rute asso- sociation and the Home Rule league of the United Kingdom will amalgamate under the name of the Home Rule Union and support a single ticket in future elections, for the purpose of assisting the Irish people in ‘obtaining the rights of local selt- government. A conference of the two associations is called for Decemaer A Franco-Mexican Commercial Treaty. Parts, Nov. 30.—France and Mexico have con- cluded & treaty of commerce. ee The Indiana Legislature. A RECOUNT WHICH DID NOT BENEFIT THE REPUBLI- CANS. Cutcaco, Nov. 30.—A special to the Daily News from Terr? Haute, Ind., says: The recount of votes cast in this county for joint representa petl- tioned by Downing, (rep.), Who on the face of the returns Was defeated by 31 majority, was finished this morning. Beasley (dem.) galnéd six; Downing had gained seven in another county in the district. The republicans hoped to gain enough tn this County to give the seat to Downing, which would have given the party. majority df two on Jotnt ballot in the legis. ature. — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, York Stock Market. the opening and. 3:00 pm. prices York Stock Market, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: 10% N 19% Orevon Na YAN" Pact Mail Ke. The following cfanges from yesterday's quotations on the Washington Stock Exchanse are noted today? US. 306, 1801, coupons, 11D bid, 1114 naked 5 da coupons, 104 bid, L20's asked. OU. 8. s, Texistered, 120% bid, 120%; asked. D.C. per. inips., 6s, 1801, coi, 112% bid, 11355 asked. -°50- year tuna, 1924, ‘currency, 130 bid, 120°4 lusked. | Wishington and’ Georsetown railroad bonds, 116 bid, 125 asked. North Capitol and 0 strect, 4055 bid, 483% ‘asked. “Washington, Gas, 387%. bid,” 30% asked. Potomac Insurance, 52 bid. Rigcs’ Instirance, Bi bid, 8% asked. Masonic Hall bonds, 10235. bid. Farmels) and, Mechanics! bank, Georrotown. 190 bid. horapeakie aud Pot. Pel Gay 8514 id, SoC asked We jesapeake and Pot. Tel Co. 8545 asi y. x Donds, 84 bid. Paborama stock, 84 BALTIMO) Virginia sixes, con- polidated, 57. . new threes, Gox bid to-day BALTIMORE, Mp., Nov. 30.—Cotton quiet—mid- dling. 91-16.” Flour steady. ahd Inactive. Wheat— Houthorn firmer snd quiet: western luigher and active, closing unsettled; southern red, 88290: southers amber, 90a92; No. 1 Maryland, 89 asked, 2 ‘western winter red, spot, 844832 Noves December, 85\4a85>,: January, 872.080! SHjab8%4: May, OSiqusy. » Cor— wetlern Vigher fd, aetive; southern white, 45 southern yellow, {Western mixed, spot, 454046; ‘ M4by: steuer, 44 bd. ‘western white, ve 5? Sood: Penny ivania: SOc. steady, 56058. 24. Other jer refinedateady, 103<a11. TBS Ios Other ticle wae axpool. per ateniuer. steady co in. 4a5d. Receipts—tiour, 10,1: wheat, BiGUG Psheass coon 74,000" Dasheles Oats, 5.000 sist what, 10s 00s Rusheisy corn, 58,000 bushel Darrel: boo bt 0 wheat” 1,058,000 busicln: y Sk cg ‘THe TRIAL TRIP OF THE ATLANTA.—The report of 4s understood that he states that the machinery developed the required horse power, and that the uty encountered was lack of sensi- Uveness of the water valve, which shipped into the cylinder, and this, itis thought, can be remedied at a very slight expense. The Guonag A. Bonnew’s Wr. cere ee George A. 5 estate to his widow during her life or widowhood, recta, elther in event of her waarriage of ‘surviving executor shall estate divide the ‘and will of the late and and between his children their heirs, ‘The wife and son, George P. Bohrer, are named a8 executors, po Raxai ‘THERMOMETER.—The following ore ie rendlags ings at the signal office today: 3% 4237 11 a. m., 44; 2 44; maxi- iii, 455 matnfenuin, oo,” “41 #9 ~~~ DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS. WHAT Mr. McDEVITT TOLD MR. The Commissioners Before the House Sub-Committee. Commissioners Webb, Wheatley and Ludlow de- ‘voted the best portion of to-day to consideration of the District appropriation bill in connection with the House sub-committee on appropriations having it in charge. The entire bill was gone through with, and to-morrow the sub-committee ‘will begin the preparation of the bill as tt will be reported. IN REGARD TO THE POLICE the committee cannot increase the force until a law enacted several years agois repealed. That law limits the number of policemen to 250, and as it now numbers 245 there can be no material in- Sesaee unkilvas Gam mening Sant Sime seat be ‘THE SCHEDULE OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS. A member of the sub-committee, in reply to questions of a Stan reporter, sald: “Some member of the committee, for his infor mation and guidance tn relation to the Dill, called for a statement of street expenditures for cur. rent ae and C Ludiow <7, promptly fur- nis! it. But there is no intention of any inves. tigation. ‘The statement was not wanted for any such pul With tw the Ta continued, “we decided we could receive only from’the Secretary of the Treasury, and that the Commissioners would have to subinit thera in a form satisfactory to that official, in order to get them before us.” fen Meee Secretary Lamar and His Report. HIS POLICY AS TO INDIANS AND PUBLIC LANDS. Secretary Lamar 1s busily engaged in writing his annual report, and now has it nearly com- pleted. He writes and dictates the entire report himself, and his discussion of the important ques- tions coming before the Interior department as shown in his last annual report indicates that the secretary makes himself thoroughly familiar with the public affairs which he administers, ls views on the Indian problems are forcibly expressed and wiil ‘be the feature of the report this year, He advo- cates a generous policy on the part of the govern- ment towards its wards, wiille at the same time recommending such measures as will result in their Decoming independent of the fostering care of the government, His well-known policy in re- gard to the public lands and the raflroads will be presented in perhaps a stronger light than last year. ‘The House sub-committee of appropriations on the sundry ctvil bill to-day heard Treasurer Jor- dan, Chief Clerk Youmans, Commissioner Miller, of the internal revenue; Chief Graves, of the bu- rea of engraving and printing; Gen. Hazen, of the signal service, and Gen. Frankiln, president of the managers of the Soldiers’'Home, on the subject ot appropriations for these several bureaus and interests, —— 00. ‘The Interstate Commerce Bill. MEETING OF THE CONFEREES TO-DAY. ‘The conferees on the interstate commerce bill met at the Capitol to-day, but decided to again postpone consideration of the bill until to-morrow, ‘when It is expected Representative Crisp, the only member of the conference absent to-day, will be resent. ‘Senator Cullom and Representative Regan both told a Stax reporter that they could not foreshadow the probable action of the commit- tee until after a conference. Models for Lafayette’s Statue. TWO MORE RECEIVED AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT To-paY. Two more models for the proposed statue of Lafayette were received at the War department to-day. They will be unpacked and placed with ‘the others in the attic of the State department to await the decision of the commission, which consists of Secretary Endicott, Senator Sherman and Arcliltect Clark. ‘The models, which have just been recetved, are from France, but whether they are both submitted by the samé sculptor or not will not be known until they are unpacked. It 1s expected that the commission will at once take the matter in hand and arrive at a decision as to which model will be accepted. Information was received some time ago that thé models referred to had been shipped to New York, but no trace of them could be discovered until lately, when it was found that they were stored by a steamship com- pany here on account of insufficient direction, eo The Le Droit Park Fence. To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR: ‘The protest filed this morning with the Commis- stoners by certain property owners of Le Droit Park against the removal of the fence across Linden street, does not contain the names of any one of the roliowing property owners: Col. Dudley, Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, any one of the’ Bir- Commissioner Webb, when his attention was called by a Star reporter today to statements in the letter published by Mr. McDevitt, said: “The letter published by Mr. McDevitt ts calou- lated togive anerronious impression in to my action in the matter of the trouble. Mr. McDevitt never intimated to that he had any disclosures to make the police force or in any way in connection with. At the last interview 1 his application for restoration to the police forve, and ‘upon receiving the connected there with indulged in some i remarks denuncta- tory of Major Walker, to whom he attributed in some ‘the failure of his application, but he did not then or any time, and I saw him once after- wards in the office, intimate to me that he had any disclosure to make concerning the con- duct of the police force or of of its omcers, Had Mr. Me! orany other citizen given me any reason to ‘that any officer on the force was capable of the sort of work designated In the order attributed to Mal. Walker, he Cound ‘Mind In me not only a most attentive listener, but ‘one ready to act very decidediy upon his informa- ee — Real Estate Sales. Sames Drippg has transferred to A. P. Crenshaw, ir., Sub lots 172 and 173, square 237, each 168, fect 80,02 Wallach Place, for $9,000. A. P. Cren- shaw, jr., to Smith Pettit, James Dripps and Jas. Robbins, lots 104 and 105, square 241, fronting 40 feet by 120, on @ street, Between Kingman Court and 14th street, for A transfer of lots #3, 83 and $4, square 363, fronting each 20 feet by #2 depth, ‘on 8 street, between 9th and 10th streets northwest, frou KR. €. Gill and Wife to L, E. Rauterberg for $4,305 has been recorded. Also tor tive lots in Lanter Heights frm Catherine W. Myer to Royal &. Waltman for Local Notes. This morning Robert €. Shelton, Uving at 1208 Dstreet southwest, while at work at a circular saw In Johnson's Siw mill, corner of 12th and F streets southwest, had his richt hand caught tu the saw and three fingers badly cut. He was at- tended by Dr. Boarman, who found it necessary to mputate one of the fingers, Property Clerk Sylvester of the police t- ment, is preparing for his annuai sale of lost and abandoned property. Philip Stanton, Who was on Saturday last granted a new tal by Judge MacArthur of the Criminal Court, on the charge of the robbery” of a l box from A Metropolitan street car, was Te. leased from Jail to-day, on giving bafl in $1,000, Chief Engineer Parris tis afternoon instructed his assistants and foremen to hold themselves i readiness to parade to-morrow, in case the weather is favorable. ‘The Commisstoners to-day received an applica Ucn from James Nicholas Callan for the oihce of chief of police, 0. H, Brightwell to Mary C. Darnall, 3 acre near Renning’s; $100, W. A. Coulter to R. Q. Phillis- ton, lots Gand 7, bik 8, LeDrott park; §2,500. K. Q. Philutston, same ty; $2,500. Caroline S. Shields to Anna H. Henderson, pts 10 and 1, sq 964; $2,600. Pacificus Ord to E. A. Hi dot 22, 8q 74; $2,500, ———— Judge Manning’s Four Seasons. ~~ ‘From the Savannah News. In Louisiana it is said by those who claim to know Mr. Manning very well that nels apttodrink alittle more wine than he ought to three or four times a year, He does not have the appearance of a drinking man, and it 1s doubtful if any one ever saw him taking strong lquorin a public place. He 4s.a relined, polished and cultivated man.andin ap- pearance he will compare favorably with any pul ic man in the country. times a year his ter of hitm his failing, though a great misfortune, 4s not such as to seriously impair his usefulness, ‘There is no question that he is fully qualified to nil any diplomatic position In ‘the gift of the ad- ministration, and to till it so satisfactorily as to excite favorable comment. “Ii he has cominitted the State departinent will overlook it, with the understanding that there wiil be no repetition of it. == coe = A Ghastly Express Parcel. A WOMAN'S SKELETON AND A HUMAN HEART POUND IN A PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, ‘The Philadelphia Press Of today says: George Local Express company, in the basement at the southwest corner of 7th and Sansom streets, made a ghastly discover yesterday. ‘Towards the end of last winter a man calied at the company’s office and directed the clerk to seud for a box that was at his house in the northwestern part of the city, and he would cali in and tell hin where to send it to. When a driver, sent up by the clerk, ney E. B. Barnum, Henry Gannett, M. G. | got to the ho he found a box already nztied up, Kemball, Thomas i. Senior, Prof. C. A | und was told to take that to the express omice, White, F. B._ Getchell, C. A. Snow, | The driver did so. G. W. Wormell, B, K. Plain, E, C. Dean, Jas. M Lain, A. L. Barber, J, J. Albright, Edward Caveriy W. A. Coulter, Jolin F. Waggaman, B. B, A, Warder, Geo. W. Swartzell, the W. Cooper, F: H. Smith & Son, Jas. K. si - odore E. Davis, A. Moorehead. ‘The above parties are said to own more than three-fifths of the real estate in Le Droit park. Several of them have ap- plied in writing to the Commissioners to remove The fence, and the others have assented to its re- moval. Nor does the protest claim that Linden ts not a public street. If itis public, the obstruction ts unlawful; any person put to’ Inconventence by It has the right to throw {t down, and the Commis. Souere should not allow it to remain twenty-four ours. ———-_—_ A Question for Treasury Officials. ‘A WORK OF ART, OR A COUNTERFEIT? An Interesting question relating to the law against counterfelting is to be settled by the Treas- wy department. The chief of the secret service recently seized a small painting,about a foot long by eight Inches wide. It wasan exact representa- tion of a $5 note painted on a piece of wood. ‘The deception was very clever, and it looked as if the Dill had just been pasted ‘on the board. ‘The clitef of the secret service was of the opinion that, itshould be destroyed as a counterfelt, but the owner strongly protested. The matter as been re- ferred to the solicitor for an opinion. ‘Treasurer Jordan ts of the opinion U a Work of art, and should not be considered as a counterfelt. Gex. RICKETTS SLIGHTLY BrTTER.—The condition of General Jas. B. Ricketts was reported as slightly better this afteraoon, REAR ADMIRAL FRANKLIN reports to the Navy de- partment, under date of Villefranche, November 12th, that the Pensacola arrived there on the 7th trom Genoa, Where the cholera had appeared. He proposed tO sail for Alexandria as Soon as the Weather cleared eaten at Palermo. The repairs to the Quinnebaug had been completed, and she had probably sailed from Genoa to the west coast of Africa. Tue BoaRp oF Commissioners of the Soldiers’ Home held a meeting at the Home to-day. ‘Tue CaBiNeT MEETING.—AIl the members of the cabinet were present at the meeting to-day. PERsoNat.—Chief Justice Waite yesterday cele- brated his seventieth birthday by a family dinner party, at which all his children and grandchildren were present.—Senators Stanford left San Fran- cisco yesterday for Washington. —Representa- tives Hutton and Shaw, areat the National... T. Cousins, of Toledo, ahd Brice | Worthington, | of Winchester, are at the Metropolitan.—Represen- tatives Forney and Jackson will arrive in Wash- ington to-morrow.——L. H. Miller, jr., and J. A. Beltn, of New York, and J. iH. Stout, oft. Louis, are atthe Riggs —Senators Miller, Blair and Plumb and Representatives Strait, Long and Dibble and Assistant Fish Commissioner, Ferguson of Wash- ington, were registered in New York last night. — Senator and Mrs. Platt, Jultus Bien, of New York, ‘Wm. H. Muller, of Meriden, H.Vingent Green, of To- ronto, and Thos G. Smith, Chas Jacob, jr., H. C. Stanley and Thos. ‘L. Young of Cincinnail, are at, the Ariington.—J. M.Walsh and G. W.Prankard, of ‘New York, Representative Lawler,J.M.Rice and 'W. M. Bassett, of Chicago, H, C. Johnson, of Philadel- hia, and N. ‘T. Kane, of West Troy, ure at WIl- fird.—“Moorfietd Storey and W.W. Swan, of Bos ton, Geo. H. Bates and Wi. A. Sniith, of Delaware, Justice Gillies, of Auckland, N.Z., Win, P. S-John, of New York, and Wm. D. Cleveland, of Texas, aré at Wormley.—J. Archer Itulon, of Philadelphia Geo, Booth, of New York, and M. Rucker-Janisch, of Berlin, ate at Welcker's.—Representative Tars- ney, Prot. W. H. B. Thomas, of Philadelphia, and Capt. J.8. Henriques are at the Epbitt. en ‘THE LIFE AXD MATURITY AssoctATioN.—The office ofthe Life and Maturity association on F street was thronged all day to-day with holders of the lirst series of policies withdrawing from the asso- ciation under the offer of the company to return ‘the money paid on the policies less 25 per cent. At the same time many holders went there to pay thelr assessments, and over $5,000 was re- ceived by the company during the day. ———— Window Plants. From the Chicago Tribune. ‘The primrose is the gem of the collection of window planta, None surpass it in beauty, and Yor continuous bloom certainly none can be found re desirable, It is one of the best of all for decoration’ of i b ‘i af B i : i & } i il i H a a i B 5 : ki a i E 5 i i i i lis ‘The box remained in the office fora month or more, and neither the stranger who had first spoken of it nor any one else ever made an inquit concerning it. Mr. Copeland grew weary of seeing iU there and sent up one of his men to the pouse where tt had come Irom to ascertain what was to be done with it. There were new tenants in house, and they said they knew nothing about any box. The box was put back in the storeroom in the Tear of the express office. All sorts of things were ied on it from time to time. Yesterday Mr.Cope- and took a notion Unat he would like to know what was in the box. He got a hammer and knocked off the top. All he saw Was a plece of matting almost new sad nicely folded up so as Just to fit the box. Coming up from under the Inatting was a strong, disagreeable odor. He lizted up the matting gingerly and trembled as he sew lying upon sowe old sea grass the hacked aud broken parts of a human skeleton. ‘The skull had been divided longitudinally, the front part sepa- rated from the back. The division had appareutly been effected by a saw. Two orifices had been plerced through the upper part of the skull, as if to make a means of suspendixg the whole skeleton by acord or wire, Nalls were still upon some of the bones of the fingers. The skeleton was appar- ently that of a woman, and resting under it was part of a Woman's garment. Tightly seaied in a can placed in a corner of the box was a human heart. An investigation will be made. pec tec lo = A Wife's Picture of a Mean Man. A MILLONAIRE'S DAUGHTER SEEKING DIVORCE FEOM = WILLIAM H. FERRY. ‘A telegram to the New York Herald trom Chi- cago, November 20th, says: Soctal cireles here are agitated over the sult for divorce brought against William 1H. Ferry, a well-known citizen, by his | wife, a daughter of Mr. John V. Farwell. Mr. Ferry married the millionaire’s daughter, Abbie, about ten years ago at Lake Forest, Il Ferry’s suit “for divorce was instituted tout: her statement Mrs. Ferry accuses her an inordinate desire for money and with be acting and brutal in his nature, whiles t She stat veling in Europe in 1876, alte . Ferry became awaze of the fa that lot, saying he was a poor man and had nothing with which to support a family. On thelr return to America he chi her on account of What he called her father’s ungenerous conduct, He wanted money, Mrs. Ferry states, At times he wept bitterly and said Uthat he was bei chained down on account of being her husband He tmportuned her to borrow money or get It in some way from her father, Mr. Farwell at mes nade several advantazeotis,bustue-s propositions to him, but he scorned them. Mrs. Ferry says she coaxed her father into building a house for the but Ferry did not want a house. He wan “stu nother of Mrs. Ferry’s allegations ts that she has reason to believe that her husband ts overattentive to a young lady, and she says that when she had accused Ferry of being so he said father over to his assistance, that she was no sort of a wife and that he had to tind golace and comfort somewhere. Ferry fell hetr to $60,000 when his father dled, Dut he was still mean “and brutal. Complainant says that she went with an old hat for seven years and with her own hands mended carpeis to cover the floors of their home. Ferry improvised a set of rules for her and they are Unique, as the following specimens Will show: ‘She aust make the cook use drippings instead of lard; butter must never be thotght of; lard was a luxury. Bones left at table must. be ‘used tor soup. The housemald must Wash the Windows every day if she had nothing else to do, ‘Once I called with a friend upon a sick person Whose nerves had become so painfully acute through suffering that noise tortured her, A § | i ft 5 ‘ iB g ir iat! neti ih up fart ut i i FL i i 3 If Jess than bait a dozen | ‘appetite for whiskey. gets the bet the offense charged against im tt 1s probablethat | M. Copeland, the general manager of Copeland's | delicate condition and execrated his | that she (Mrs, Ferry) had not tried'to win her | AN APPEAL TO KNIGHTS OF LABOR The wi Ys Christian ‘The National Woman's Christian Temperance union has issued an address, In accordance with a resolution adopted at the recent Minueapolts con vention, to “all Knights of Labor, Trades Unions and other Labor Organization.” The address ‘says: fe come to you naturally as our friends and allies, With such of Your methods ax involve co- operation, arbitration and the bailot-box we are tn hearty sympathy. Mexsures Which Involve the compuision of labor, the destruction of property oF harw Lo lite or iimb we profoundly deplore, and We belteve the thoughtful and responsible a Your ranks must equally deplore as nk only base tn themselves, but a great your own welfare and sticcess, We rejcice in Your Broad piacrorm of mutual help, whe recognizes neither sex, race nor creed. nity do we ap Prectate thé tendency of your great: movement Slevate women industrially to thetr rightful place by claiming that they have equal pay for equal work, recognizing them as oMicers and members of your societies, and advocating the Daliot tn thetr hands ax thelr rightful weapon Of self-help in our representative goverament. AB temperance women, We bave been expecially glad {to note Four hostiie attitude ‘toward the xaloom, ‘the Worst foe of woman and of the workingman and of the home, The central question ot T= form ts not so much how io get higher wages as how to turn present wages to becter account, FOr Waste harms most thos wao can leas. afford 1h 1.18 not over-production 30 much as under-con- sumption that grinds tiie faces of the workiuen, Fourteen hundred nition aanually drawn cuicay from the pockets of tae workingmen loon Keepers and cigar deaters, means less four in the rel Less coal tn the cellar and less clothing for da the borers Life Insurance statisties irance to Prove (hat while the average lite of the moderate drinker Is bat 35 years, that of the total ab Slalner Is G4 years The succesful explorers and sold Ps Uhe LAMOUS athictes pedestrians, OWENS :8 are en whe do noc cobweb their Drains cir nerves with alsonolic dink. We believe that the Work of our soCieteR, Re sulting tw 1 A BEATTY One Delag Langue an tas | public schools the evil effects ‘uf iuteatcating Mquors upon the tsues of the body tome per of Ue mind, merits your earnest « ton, and Will prove’ one of Your stroagest_rettorce. menisin the effort to © Sour faintest We belies and aie of the “cheapest u-StURRULATIN Chas, with a careful consideration of the sclentine methods by which tn Uke preparution ot foud a. Mite can he miede long Way in-home | economies, are of your attention, We sk You to ald ndeavor to have taught in all the departinenis of our public schools thos Deuettcent Laws of heaith wit sone living In respect. to di ise and ventilation, so that t given to every child as one of the surest i its highest happiness, “We ask your attention t our White Cross pledge of equal chastity for man and Woman; of mire language and a pure life, We ask your hi our eforts Lo secure adequate provecuon by law or the daughters of Use poor and rich ailke from, the cruelty of base and brutal men. We ask your help in our cudeavors to preserve che American Sabbath with Its rest and quiet, redeomitag 1t from 8S NOW the harvest Ciuea! the saloon-heeper, he gataers tn the hard earnings of Une work? Sabba | hom from a day ot reeres and tor Use Worship of God, ask You to do ail in your power for the caus? of prohibition, which ts pre-eminently your cause, We tisk those of You Who are Voters Wo cast your Votes only Jor such meas and such men | as are solenmiy concnitiad to Uke prohibition of | every brewer, disiliiery and dramshop in the | nation, ne to the rescue | in this great emenency, we lope You may Bee your Way clear to-cast your ballots ouly for such Measures and such inen as ure pledged to the enfranchisement of women. ‘sos - ‘Te Cremate the Garbage, 4 STUDY OF EXPERIMENTS NOW PEING MADE IN WHEELING. | From the Baltimore Americen, The mayor and Health Commissioner some Ume past have beon comet: ort posal of garbage, Ac eromation, Dr. St is now investigating the matter by correspondence Wit persons whose views on the subject are of vaiue, end may make personal and practical Investig | The clties of Milwaw ¥ | experiments in the dew garbage by ir hot Bight sot farnaces x ab) rd Will be in readiness for the experiment tn a shore | me. Mayor Hodges, whic hi New York sano mouths ago, obtalned Niforia a ue StbJevty nd thought it the best means to dispose of the | refuse, sirect Cleaning Commissioner well as Dr. Steuart, also believes that t | best way to dispose of the garhay | paper Dr. George Baird, of W Teferriay to a nmmver of ekper Staves that a Suit was-Turn | Steel siabs, Wass Wied wit “A barrel of ordinary garbase in four minutes; a barrel of” Uut chery olf | and anunal matin) was burned in seven tainutess a darmel ot fuld night-soll, thrown Into the Tur nace WIth buckets, Was albiost tustagiiy evapare | ated, and a barrel of solid faeces was burned Im fiteen mninutes.” After th iment Ue eam | mittee having ‘the matter tn change mepurted to | the Wheeitag council, and recomta*aded the biake | Ing of a contract for Golding such a Turnace, cape | able of destroying dais sixty tous of ulgutesail | and garbage, and also nas OF all kinds whtch might. die haut 4s Well as refuse matter trom butcher shops. Due furnace Is Uo be constructed Ww Use Lavural gas 4S a Tuel, and Its completion Is expected 1a a sere ‘UUme, witen its Will be tasted. IC this way | of disposing oc x found saccesstul hi other ltdes Baltinuore will probably io, IC | Mis Wife Never Gave iiim a Birthday | Present. Smith, ws 0 We tae the followhug pomul ‘shop, Was burned From the London Trath. Men destroy themselves from various motives, and usually Very inadequate ones; but doubt af any one ever found a more fhusy pretext for launching htuselt tn nthe late Mr, Heron, of Manchester, wine Une otber day took am overdose of suryehi ase iis Wife never gave him a birthday present. “if tt had oaly been penny cigar,” he wrote Wo his Inatteat ST should hive prized tt something or other on 5 Ways pleaded povert considered thts too | founded their option « enee of a penny elga Law Regulating Doctors, From the London Trath, The Russians are not tn be imitated, but there ar learn even irom the | doctor who 1 respects a things we might nee, & Rustam sto atiend a patient when ealied upon to do so commits a legal offease, the pitulsh Went for Which isa fine vetying from 5 to 100 , Inacase Of gravity, a term of three nt. ‘This Is a atch beter medica! n Langue: too, Chet in Russ are regulated by law, which ts also m medical 4 bad jaa atte s FOIE | sv Brom the Agate From the Providenes dosrual ‘The finpecuntous compositor presented himself at the counting-room On a recent evening and asked for permission to “Go up stains.” Being told that It was against the rules at that hour, he asked that one of the compositors be called down, Me was informed that i would be necessary to Turnish Ris bame, HOt as a KWaran' ce of good fait ‘Dut that Ube man above stairs might Kaow wit whom he had todenl. He at fret demu but concluded to comproinise the matter by sending: up a note. In due course Une uole returned, aceotn= | panied by a very diminutive package, The note Was read, the package scanned, and the LC, Dreathing vengeance, hasully departed. so indig= nant Was be that the nole Was left open on the counter, It read as follows: Taikxp —: Please send ine down a “v." Yours, sax —. Sam —: You id not say what kind of a “r* ou want, #0 L send You an agate lower case, Uhowe ng the most numerous fi tiny collection, i cca a Simon Cameron Wilson, Mayor of Harrisburg, dicd suddenly Saturday night. Ex-Preaident Arthur wes the first member of “Ninn Jenmle Fas, a former resident. of Syrecase, Mrs. Je ¥, a former resident of 8; N. ¥., died in Chicago from the effects of an ast sauit’committed by unknown hizhwaymen, ‘Detective ‘of New York, and Warden Parsons they had James” Hope, king of the crooks, Whom they caught In San sate,but iad vo take him back before uney Nichmwuad is but a hall of granite Which Will cost about $1, Fire in Duiath, Mim.,” Saturday, elevators and Unetr contents, valued at ‘One man was barned to dea’ ee ewe Rep Sra Coven Crunk gives natural rest, Bt contalns no opiates. 25 cents, Lower Case. eRe per gf his peetdance fn ; Gare Cuca Sere Sele pee ene are See ie SR comes 9 ae cries ot Mas Toya St Ee; ee Ae een