Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1886, Page 3

— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. —A GOOD FRAME, ic 0 GEO. W. LINKINS, 7 INVEST rty om Capitol Hill. 21 Mst..Georetown 516 20th st. n. w.. 6-room qos Yith st. I WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. nw. | and Hhode Island av in vas-fixtures and the ‘most charming: 300. rk, only one sqnan cars, bas every conveniene 2 price only $3,800. Two small houses. op 3d ave. ...€100 14thst. heh Toe 199 1 1008 9th st_n.w. Penuting dor 833 per mouth; Both st, 2. w. two houses. oe ss) or) SIREABES: Cah ang 55: eI 4 = i] isos Bex) SEs Perrone rowenta 9} ES spsin Ore ¥ SESISASHSAS. 2. geeeeeae Boh 38; 3 ia only a portion of the proy full ist call at office for bull E,-SEVERAL TWO nd Is ven rooms and cellar, with mode Fuent ahd ‘balance: ensy term NTRHERMAN E60, 1367 Jows Circle, 15r FOR Save BY ©. KNIGHT, 000 Md.av. ne, Tent or sale is liberally sale, call of send at office. 10th ond F sts. nw. Det. n.w., bet. 6& Most, bet! I8K19.-- ease call for bulletin. SALE—214. ST. E; few days only, at $1,450: rentins 20th st, between G 20th st. nw. TS IN SMALL HESS ASHE j0-8t* E LITTLE HOURE ON 10TH ST. Q sts., Grooms and all modern to a wide ‘alley: price, price, $3,200. Just fin- se. fronting Towa, Circle, Bat. ‘Neoilinan freacoed Latent dea joeation in the ntiful in Le rou fthyand eth treet ‘sin thorongh order; 39 fect deep, south front: 8. Wes $3,500. Aino oi ine for month; "TRON. WaGGAMAN, 804 and 806 F st. n. w. 700 to 1719 a ARETE ne ‘Sr..18,000 4 Bound 616 to aw. db, 2210'to ty on ny in iagned on ‘GHOS. E. WAGGAM each con- improve- F XTENDED FOR A 2d EDITION. Las eran to The Str. MR. NEWCOMBE GREW PALE. Mr. Duffy Charged the Lawyer With Instructing Him to Swear Falsely. New York, Dec. 10.—To-day’s session of the ‘McQuade trial opened a little late. The prosecut~ ing lawyers were late, but all the rest were on hand waiting to begin. On the bench by the recorder sat ex-Governor and ex-Recorder John T. Hoffman. “Squealer” Duffy again took the chair to be lashed by his merctless tormenter, Mr. New- combe. Duffy thought he and Fuilgraff had talked over what they were to say in McQuade's trial in In- spector Byrne’s office previous to the first trial, Dut had not done so since. On that occasion Full: rail had refreshed his memory on certain points, Mr. Newcomb tried to show that on this point Duffy had contradicted previous testimony, but his ions were excluded as misleading the ‘The redirect examination by Mr. Nicoll in frying to extricate the testimony of the witness from its muddied condition. To the question it Duffy had sworn falsely on the first trial, the wit ‘ness replied that he had made mistakes as he had THE RECORDER'S PREGNANT QUESTION. “Mr. Duffy,” spoke up the recorder, “yesterday You testified that you swore falsely before the Senate committee because you were told to so testity. Who told you what to testify?” “Mi, Newcombe,” answered Duffy. Mr. "Newcombe arose, his face pallid and lps hed. “gt this point,” he uttered, ‘ case ask pefmission'to take the witnets stand in my Own behai! in regard to this matter.” “Not now, Mr. Newcombe,” replied the re- corder, “all th good time.” Gen. Tracy also arose and demanded that his Aagsociate be permitted to defend himself on so foui @ charge, declaring that when a member of ‘the bar must deal with such people as the witness he was open to such chat and he was entitle to an opportunity to defend himself. ‘The recorder said that Mr. Newcombe should be allowed to make a statement, but that he would ot have any speech-making now. Duffy was ‘then dismissed. James Quinlan, accountant at the Greenwich Savings bank, was the next witness. He swore to. A mortgage ‘of $4,500 on a house, $13 Easy/13th street, $500 of which had been paid December 8. Arthur J. McQuade became the owner of the prop- erty on December 31, 1884. He came to the Green. Wich bank and paid off the mortgage, $4,000, bills of large denominations. John F. ‘Thompson, a broker, swore that on the 16th of December. 1884, McQuade bought stock from him and paid for it $5,987 in bills of large denominations. : George B. Powell, a mechanical engineer, who had an office with Robinson, Scribner & Brigns new Billy Maloney. Saw him frequently in Issi in Robinson, Scribner & Bright's offices. ‘This was —_ 4 D. C:, FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 10. Lae / 4T THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. ‘The District in Congres#. TEACHERS SALARIES Secretary Manning, in transmitting Congress the detailed statements furnished by the Commis- Stoners of the District of Columbia in explanation Of their estimates for improvements of streets and avenue erection of school buildings, and teach- ers to employ in the public schools during the’ ensuing year, Which, so far as the items for ‘streets and avenues and school bulldings are concerned, they seem tocomply with the Ghee tee ‘the act of June 11, 1878, but adds: “The explanation of the estimate for school teachers, however, 1s not in such detail as in the opinion of this ment is contemplated by the terms of the quiring such tnformation to be furnished, anc would su; that aclassification of teachers be made and the number and pay of each class be fixad by law, as 1s now done in several of the prin- cipal cities of the country.” ‘THE POLICE APPROPRIATION. The District Commissioners were before the District sub-committee of the House appropria- tions committee to-day, to answer goeseoenabesit the details of the estimates for the streets an Wee eae of el eee ace S to the matter of an increase in the police force, Mr, Wilson, the chairman of the gub-cominittee, told & Star that under the pres- ent rules of the House no increase could made, as the number of _Itenten- ants and privates were es] rovided for by the law of 1883, and no new 1 Hon can ve jcubon the Bul “Tue oni thing ‘wo do js to use pases ie law authoring an. increase in muse passes the law aul an the force, then the appropriation committee can Provide the money. Not otherwise. CRITICIZING THE DISTRIOT COMMISSIONERS. Some of the congressionaleritics of the District Commissioners on the score of their failure to sub- mit detafled estimates in the first place, are finding fault, with the schedule that was Sent to the Treasury and transmitted, to the House. They say that it is imperfect and incom- ete and point tothe fact than an estimate of 000 for the maintenance of surburbon streets, and county roads, and one of $60,000 for opening and extending suburban streets and avenues, are not included in the statement transmitted yester- day. | These critics ef the Commissioners contend that their estimates have not yet met with the re- quirements of law. Capitol Topics. WAR CLADIS, ‘The quartermaster general of the army, acting Under the provisions of a bill passed, on the motion ot Representative O’Nelll, of Missouri, af the last session of Congress, has examined the claim of the Christian Brothers college of St. Louis for oecupa- Uon of its building by United States troops during the war, and has certified to the Secretary of the ‘Treasury that the college 1s entitled to $15,900. ‘This 1s Somewhat of a new departure in the mode of payment of sunilar war claiins, a specific appro- priation by Congress being generally required. THE ELECTORAL COUNT BILL LIKELY TO BECOME A LAW. Representative Eden, of the committee which re- Ported the electoral count bill, passed by the House Yesterday, said toa Star reporter that he could THE F-STREET SHOOTING. Miller Worse To-Day—Walker Released on $20,000 Bail. The-condition of Mr. John C. Miller, who was shot on F street last Wednesday afternoon, 1s Somewhat worse this s. ‘The doctors at the ‘¥ hospital state that his fever 1s high, and the present belief is that he will be un- Able to pull through, notwithstanding the fixed ination of the patient torecover. By order . Hamnliton every one ‘Dut those In Oficial at. lance have been excluded trom the room to- , Hor can even a glimpse ot the wounded man by the reporvers. MR. WALKER DECLINES T0 TALK. Mr. Walker when seen this morning was asked if he had seen Miller's statement and replying In the affirmative said: “I prefer to have nothing to Say for my Interests are in the hands of my ¢punsel, but I feel that when all is Known both Seon ee eee at har and DF. Cahill have been retained’ at” Mr. Walk er’s counsel, WALKER NOT COMMITTED TO JAIL. ‘This morning the prisoner was taken from the first precinct station to the Police Court, where he ‘Was delivered to Deputy Marshal Frank Galt, It Was the intention of the officers to have him com- Hint an the heap at back to the station house, THE AFFIDAVITS. ‘With the district attorney the aMdavit of James M. Tinker, tormerty of Hyattsville, Md., was filed. a Mite that he has been acquainted with iller for four and ia orate fart Tr Gore be Gay or Friday of last week, the 3d or 4th inst., 1 ax Erans' dining rooms where I met Miler A conversation took placo between us, In which i remarked, among other things, that he should Jet up on Walker; that Walker was afraid of him; that he (Walker) was unable to attend to his business because he was so trig! that if he did not let up on Walker he Would drive him into the insane asylum. (Officers knew that this condition of fear existed in Walker's mind be. catise of a ees encounter between Miller and Walker at Hyattsviliea little over a year ago, in which Walker was worsted and Miller bound over to keep the peace, and continued persecution of Walker and family by letters and scandalous talk by Miller.) In the course of this conversa- tion at Evans’ ‘dining rooms ‘Miller said he never went where he expected tomeet Walker; that he did not cock his revolver Which he carriéd in his pocket for Walker. He said that he wouid have killed the ——- of a jn the encounter at Hyattsville if he had had hi istol with him. About an hour after thts conver- Sation Walker came into my office on business, and tn conversation I informed him of the threats that had just been made by Miller, and that Miller always when he expected tomeet Walker cocked his revolver in his pocket. I told him ff he ever met Miller and he made any motion ordemonstration he had better be mighty quick or Miller would get him, as Miller told ine he could shoot quicker than he (Walker) could. I advised him that he had better keep out of Miller's way, and also get to a Warrant.” Also the affidavit of Richard P. Evans, who lives THE CITWS WATER SUPPLY. Why it is Proposed to fmcrease the NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRG THAT WILL MANE 4 DEWAND ON THE REVENUES OP TRE WaTER DEPARTMENT — EXPENDITURES NBCESSARY TO PUT THR DISTRIBUTION PIPES 1x GOOD DADER. Teport to Col. Ludlow, says on this subject: “The existing schedule of water rents 1s not entirely Sulted tothe present uses of water and not en- rely equitable, and much work has been done in compiling a new schedule which shall more per- fectly felfil its purpose. This will be completed as s00n ns pomstble, and if approved by the Com- Mflssioners will go into effect for the next water year. ‘The income derived from all sources Is iasuifctent ments and {t must be increased, and I can see D0 reason why It should here are a number of reasons for this ing, the princtpal one thrown on the the works for the Ply, the dam at Falls, aqueduct and construction order to bring about an equitable and proper dis- ciation ‘of water, tmore large supply mnsins must 4 twent ‘A ten-inch main has avenue and L street eastward Street east, for the purpose of ply to the northeastern Inust be laid for the southeastern ern sections of the city. These el needed. The water a the soutueantea set 4 Sears oe ncaa aOR: of THE NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY building Will also throw an additional expense ‘upon the water department, as it will ‘be necessary to change the location of several important mains. ‘The development of the eity inva the countty:out- ide of the Boundary necesstates the Sotelo at the supply and service Inte these regions. The pumping station on U ‘Detween 16th and 17th streets northwest, ted, 18 on leased Property, the lease of which ex- pires in 188%. In all Probability it will not be practicable, as it will not be desirable, to renew e fe Georgetown, ervice Pumpl station 1s in'a very dila ‘condition. Ia both of these pumping stations a is loca- tea, upou the’ proper performauee cf write large 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT: pee, Me Filled Out Cheeks. A DISHONEST SALESMAN WHO WAS CAUGHT WHILE VISITING BIS SICK WIFE. ‘The cade of Simon O. Hammersiaugh, indicted on twocharges of forgery and two of embezzie- ‘ment, was set for trial before Judge Collins in Chicago yesterday, but the hearing Jay Gould ané Ur. Garrett. AMOTERR REPORT TYAT THEY HATE COME TO TERI The abit Of was in the AND 4s stated Ly those well Informed in telegraph mat- Tolls will be advanced on Both lines to It is a significant fact tat a few: Western Union company, p: —— Who has not watched with Interest and amtes. (uonestly or dishonestly made tsa mere detail) easy to pick uy ‘The Pittsburg correspondent of the New York ters in Uhis city that the Baltimore and Ohio Tele. from all points to the siume A. Tinker, general Antendent ry Pittsburg and made 6 thorough inspection of How Englishwomen Get On. Ment the career of some middie ciass Engl anid Who is Ditten with the social craze. Her first few men. Her busband ‘them on boards as, Girectors of, she con 8c uaintance With afew social whelps at orsome et r. Tribune telegraphs as follows to that paper: It whereby the two companies will here. Bree wor Togerner in harmony And et the Ret ot by the Western Union ©. CKaries &, Rowe, ‘alvimon quiet Baltimore and Onto telegraph omce From the London Truth, ‘Woman, marrind to a mam who rolls in money ‘Step Is to have a nice home and & good Cook. It 1s other piace. ‘These she ges uring the first day at Shiloh. The thing that I remember most vividly 1s an incident not reporved * im any record of the battle. When the rebel divi- | her diriners. By uegrees she reerees to oficial omninmgathern Bumerous perhaps than select. ‘A great sympathy for some miad in return for the sympathy 10 one of (wo really firm footing —tus wife's perhaps or wile. “The time uns cone for her tor pivey The srmpathizing nobleman puta her the of some lady of quality, who fora asks the guests.” The ballis lavish and It about, and It 1$ followed up by a few concerts, Where the very best artists ‘that money Cure discourse music. Sive now jolugie FeaPees leage and the commitives of a tew charities, to Which she subscribes largely. “Finally she gives a Dall, at which she herself tuvites the All the ne) beauties are there (this tea Matter a little money or of a {rife in jewelry.) and it 16 raced Ws the presenoeof royalty. This is wpeeany owed by, a few Sunday ‘pichics at her ella tn ber od houses where he line toward the men, t line tow! her men in the act of ‘marched up until he stood within a few feet of our first line, when he ejaculated tn a sort of drunken wonder:’ “Hellut ‘What are you all doing here?” ‘We then saw that this cool representative ig yo Saunend, tor. Se eee ee Real Shs 18 on the ghiew run of her e cuts her 014 acquaintances his, indeut ae How He Got Rid of an Office-seeker. | piinfal weressy 5 ie eer ee, 8 From the Pittsburg Dispatch. or that person to her Attorney General Cassidy atone time was ap noyed very much by people soliciting his influence in securing favors at the state capital, His pa- tence was tried beyond further endurance one morning, and he resolved to resort toa plece of Pariies. She oan ‘the number of upstaris that manage to find ther Way Into society. she ts ‘ed, admired envied. Her only thorn is aul aud vi ve.” A second subscription leads to bi S as 30 the pe Who troubled him. A man soon afterward entered | elected asa tory member Dy a constituency. Be- ‘ To era road eed a ay ites e eroaaway Surface | not conceive of any objection the Senate could iouse trom iin due deposes, that Miller rented the fre Doth Old and Wort aad et oe tae eaeae | his ofice, and, introducing himsett, sald: Tween the club. the house and the city he is not business stand. Cail at once on WRIGHT & IN, ne the aldé raise to the amendments. There wag nothing in with hil some businessrelat cellence, and lable to break dor ‘time. “Mr. Cassidy, I believe ‘tit Ican secure muchda his wife's way, and when be is at howe 9th and F sta. nw. oa _ as” g e time cot ‘the special meeting of the aldermen them ihe ad, of artisan ature, He is conti. | 7 Ee bone Goa i ae Hep Foumares ae cal ae to | tor of your uence —— mips he discreetiy hulds nts tongue ‘OR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAIN! 2. vq | den wi ea law. D u been made, desired “What tavor?” interrupted assidy, staring p Soo = es improvements: 10 per cont iaruntinect: “Prise aah cover mees Wan called at aid nob ies ‘THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR BILL. Hyattsville said TP hecae ratty \qetting hin eo PUMPING RNGnR ee che ae News Bricts. ne A ‘spond, and an officer was sent in search of him. ‘The House committee on forelgn affairs to-day | (Evans) in trouble, he would Mil tho Sear ‘a —— | ateach station, in order that such great interests} wirer capital” it ‘assidy interrupted. | ,,Beach, the oarsinan, has accepted Banlan's 8 acme ati lace tet 13h & 14th st.04 809 | eager Sh ea had recelved | practically completed the diplomatic and consular Malcer, | Walker ‘subsequently consulted im ae | ray nothang by such a slender thread. When| “Why,” ejaculated the man, ing his breath, | fhillenge for a race on the Napean river, Austra oe e Dill, Which will be reported to the House as soon 8 ettore eRe eee RY Miller and | ene new aqueduct extension is. ods leted tt “the state capttol— Fi Morris fined_ex-Postmaster En Gantaarae i #4500 | lence if he did not ler up on Alderman Duffy. anit shall have Deon printed. No’ Ch: of con. | 1m angnymous letters Which were believed to have | {Re Rew aqueduct. & discontinue “What state?” adge 3; wa 7 ‘ ave. Es NEWCOMBE'S DILEM! % come trom Miller. Miller had given him to under- ‘opinion, tO tinue both the) caller's stein, of Lavender hill, Baltimore county, $600 Brick, 117m, East ‘pet Sth and 7 @ Lawyer Newcombe said that ne waswarned that | Sequence. were Te a ee So no coud te utended tohave Walker assaulthim | Pormping stationsand Dulld one near the Bock creek | wuige out aa nis choke and Nisesoe eee eee Seats the government walle Be tas Mgugarnce map MRRe | nema an: tec oes | ec fe, andere ur | apts ncaa et | sta ly “ped Tie hgh proce te | Sau muipenend my eseeh" he began, ana |, a MuNn! Protection ott of er Tame ty 8 hers of Duty. He wished to read in court apaper | ment or four secretaries Of Iegaios, whores ye | 33%, ahd it Walker got the best Of hin his SERVES SS igh he shifted Ris chatr closer. whe ES aade at the Sime Ck hei eects othe aidertnen | Getulted to any post, was nov accepted DF the gon | (AULEES) Wite could shogt as well aa he could, and syound: “What gucast™ onal Association of Musicians. a ralker would eek therestter. | t0 Columbia heights and the Soldiers’ The} * . Mrs. Manning, wife of the American minister in Jbrick, 6 rooms, Wylie st. n. Their counsel before the soeake eee ot eam 28 | mittee, sake eae “By threats and persuasions "I" thorene a Se ee PS eae up, Mand Ti not trouble you. Ghgman, warming | wexico, is stili ill, but her condition i hot consid. sabe ae coin rs UME eney had’ any Connection with the <td tke Exeisdent Betas Muerto alseontinue nis oinaderdas tit and PO | Wned It esonomy ‘in attendance 15 Sonsteses orig alert Mr CaS as ey emer aayy: “lt W AUP 104. J. SHEDD,L407 14ta > FOOT BE Ronn bribery in the matter of "the | Broadway | ZE 1S ABLE TO CoME DOWN srarms axp moxp.a ae | Miler (0 discontinue injury to Walker.” | Water would reach a pumping. station so situated | hls ener mada TeoEe you | Uiclansare still averse to referring SyOu RENT AWW HOUSE ON BW ST-NEAE + 7 rooms, Pierce Place, bet. 18th aiid 18th. franchise. This was to be his answer to the CEPTION. fer hearing Tucker's conversation, he informed Peas any 20m ct head, Which wast xeeult if 8 | naven't got any int ayer oom Qeestion to arbitration, thes camuot it matataing 10 focus with all sales bet. 23th and 14th ate gharge by Duffy that ne had committed perjury | The President was much better today, and was | Walker and advised higr to keep out of Millers Revsuppfy tarough along une Ot Dip, morkee | What" Shel averdon taken’ as tae ot the ‘provement te ob secouut of the latencas BY Soormers bly ete Before the senate committee by instruction of Mr. | apie to come down to the East room this afternoon, | W83- Cer as conctndes: During the pe- | sid avery, t Sricninas p- | , But the man slammed the door after him ana | S9¢dn Of New Hampshire has appointed gf thesenaos. Ayply to DULANY & WHITING, 1520 rooms, 14th st. business proper 7-908 | SSIs Newcombe further stated that one of the | 8nd held a pubile reception for the sirst time eines has ‘hot’ been “ina condition ot “mined | ing station at or near the Rock creck sneft fe thet | didn't hear the roar of laugater that followed bis Gen. Ma sion, of Exeter, attorney general @ RENT_A HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE, 7 rooms, Qt, bet Ath amd Sth nw. 3900 | threatening letters. was evidently “written by ie | Ne Was taken sick. He limps some. | B& alStq 0 otis, business or | think or | It could be used to great advantage i case of any | departure. ck: im piace of Masor in, deceased, Sypoms fariabed oF unfurnished, with stable, | storeamd dwelling, oath: oid faucated person. It was signed “Justitia.” He| what with his right leg. Before the | act calmly and considerately onany subject, He Water. ‘The Rew pumping eruines cee ate ‘Water as = Tipple. aa ay Pin 10 rooms and stable op MieAlderiaas Waite wactNencalled aga witnes; | eeeptlon Ne saw a large number of Filly expodted should am emcee Aca od | temporarily placed at the-eristing.Seatiene wate | amy wuo DRY ee eee ALONE, axp aren | Hall, a young lady, sttemped suicioe leat SS ——— == 7 rooms atid Ride 4 > | prominent callers among whom were Gen. Sheri- ies De equally useful and applicable St the proposed Gay ‘night at ber’ home near v. Vie, by = SOF S for the people. Waite re-tod his version of the vith er | Place between them because of threats | oat mathe nd oP ‘WHO DRINK If ALL THE TIME. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS See aie, Memorable year Iss4. It did not | Gani wath Gen. Fitzhugh, of Fittsburg, Speaker | End boasts that Walker would lave been instanciy | Cemtral station on Rock creek. From the Atlanta Constitution. nerseit 10 a ratter in the garret of ber == = —— “ differ from the story told onthe former trial. After | Catliste, with ex-Gov. Lesile, of Kentucky, Senators | Riitege and Laced ok Gene te ee ey, NEW SERVICE MaINs rinks « great water | MAthers residence. ‘The rope she used hot being OB RENT—T3PE WRITERS, $3 PER MONTH. at iis: --8008 | ths a recess was taken, ‘ commissioner Simer, Gouimisctoner of tebe: | 8¥0.MeR apart without any Tault on, Walkers | are betug askad for'n every direction, and a lange daring the period ot mooalighe nights, bur Curing | SToaE Roaeh, she “pturarted attention, aud Bet (Sold on easy terms.) CE 1 x, sth’ aud Oth, n'r Pension of..10: ——— ommissioner Miller, Cot art. Walker was in dally apprehension of his 4 ‘CALIGRAPH OFFICE. Jao, ved and ed y ny I I CE. Wright, Dr. Theodore Barth of Berlin, member of amount of money must be expended therefor in ts reached Just a8 she hed the noose ad- oc20-3m WH. PORT Oe oe 933 of io unbroved end unimproved propert “UNDERGROUND” INSURANCE, _| \W pene teen, pressntatives. ‘Those threats made by Miller as against the period of dark nights he drinks none at all. ker might be arded as continuous for the eighteen months.” WALKER RELEASED ON $20,000 BAIL. Counsel for Walker applied to the district at- torney to have his bail fixed, and filed the affida- Blockading of Streets and Avenues, To the Editor of Tux EVENING Stax: Your appropriate comments recently, apper- taining to the occupation, blockading and bridg- ‘Trying to Break Up an Extensive but legitimate Business in Ulinois, Cutcaco, Dec. 10.—A crusade against insurance companies who are non-resident corporations and justed fora second attempt. Nhe would give Feason for her action, Uut said she was determined to die. ‘This habit, if 1t can be called such, is involuntary, ‘and It was unconscious until my friend made the discovery that the change of the moon had some- thing to do with his thirst. Another friend informs: FOR SALE—LOTS. __ R SALE—SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS OF LAND containing from 3 to acres each, situated on Bladensbung curnpixe and B&H ks about 1 mile With the growth of the city. On eal eTHaE Thave the honor to recommend that hereafter L in laying these service mains the practice of lay- inga main in the middle of the street for the service of both sides be wholly discontinued, and ment: price K, between 84.000. iwo-story Brick, st and 23d sta: xuitable for i 4 vermseasy. Apply tod. W. P. MYER! i that a service pipe be placed on both sides Under | Touched ‘no water at at excepe soe thay its | voleano Om the more ck ake abe, tine od frean the ally tania THOS. S. FISHER & Co. New York ave. guest 12-3 we certain dnstfrance brokers, all of whom have failed | ing of streets by railroad companies, as a remedy | vits of J. M. Tinker and Richard P. Evans, giving | (he tinewalk. thiset reget ne aor aches Bo WaLer at § iB, except aTy nr Gl Sin et ejecting steamy or ete onan woe 5 ; desiatie tneeatory Bex | RAEVNEN, HUM, the Insurance laws of the state, | sor existing mulsances i the removal of sich Ob- g.nuator of the troubles between, Walker and | the system ih the frst. cost, but will cost | £0U! towater. He has simply had no de. | are covering up the old lows surrounding ts lees, 7FVOR SALE—WE OFFER FOR SAL rR {pon easy terms, 2 irable three-story Bric! as been Inaugurated by the commencement of aw | struction, vot e sentiment of a large mumber er ods roars, c Jess in the end and be much more convenient and , Phe habitants of Leon fear that that cfty,which Se Pabkay rte eat rae: | Rives sr kcueac ye ae oe | ata tet he ation | Tn lr the watimen a age amber Gass the antic stvoRay eosin for agone | esrb Ln ever wa “RUB a Oe ee or ere oun, | Meare aaa, Nil Seta cola Hail Building. istely destroyed” by fire. 1 ave business. ct ist, whi known as “underground a s . Is e ‘the veme y, — peed —, Hroniage ou Beh serie TOE fegcraed Oe ken De LOUIS P. a tisirancs Sontetinlative | act: of sea | that the matter of opening of avenues and streets | bait’in the sum of $20,000, and agreed fo accept | UBAEF, the, sheet asphe TR. “ye ie pay yo Pe ee ee She whole plot containing 10.900 square vet of pronnd: sa ane RBRrcK, | t! ,ausurance | companies | not chartered | 1s being agitated, I desire to call the attention of | the defendant's brother, ex Major Walker ard them cam ever be put in as good condition as be | Guring his meet he, Brine a6 mt oe esos | im Mexico ls so stron agains: the ludieeon eee Fie e ope of the most desirable properties ix fhe city Mani Dai aR CHE ROQM CORNEE BRICK, | by the State of Tilinels are required to pay att | cy partles interested to the obstruction by the | Mi. Thomas B. Smith, tiie lumber dealer, as his | fore. ‘There Is ‘another very. impertene teatea at arte nee This is | ital puntshunent tuat it was not generally beileved Sy aesuthoriga sell for Ac PRATT 8 SONS, Pk ctgorning Su balan. Pag-tm” | Annual taxs to Ta guitars ausbeettied capital; to | &, go. RK. Co. to Massachusetts avenue Sb the Brought back to the Police Court, and Mr. Laven: | Th, Water pipes should not be put “under the | onpoued or course go the ansenieS Or ioe deanery | that Francisco del Moral wines ete ee $i oer 420 Oth st. weal Estate and Insurance | 2 Oo" Soy snag DOUBLE GRIGK Miwieo a eau be had, and to maxe annual reports to | {umction of Ist street and Delaware avenue. This 2 sheet pavement, and that is that in case of.a igak der called the court’s attention to the warrant as almost oe be months before It 1 itis Pe BO a i Is one i st beautiful aven in it mi mont! fore it is it it we ‘Was Uwe atrocious mt s mR SALE_AT A SACRIFICE-TWO LOTS ON | con moma lot Sod eee BO BES the auditor of the tate under whose supervision | and one much traveled DY the PublG Mage, Gees | AguMNSE Mr. Walker. charging Run with ‘necauit discovered at ail. It is uy beltet that a geky la His dinner, {s not ouly Tatout robust, ae dies | Breheh resident of the City of Mexico nearly two Oth st.. between Pand Q sts. nw, 21x04.4 each to | RILEY DEEBEE’ :: TS Marbinces the corporation, | There are | great outrage that ina mieshopoutan: eit, wive | battery with intent to Kill’ aud sabd that after ex: proportion of the water wasted in this elty is lost | iS «inner, is not, ont ‘ve seriously Ill, ane he ene | Y@ATs ago. His case has occujsled much attention, Pega alley Will Be sold ata mcrtice if purchased st once, = iHAwOE-wGn a Te cena, Cumpanies An. Giineis legally | this, a corporation lke the Haltdmore an’ onto aan Boe ees of 'g20,000, with Se from leaks in the mains ice pipes. joralife more thorougly than any mab I know. i | andthe French minister, 1n lis private capectty, eet 503 Peas : eh y {road should be allowed to blockade this street | e . ‘THES STREET Pat ve been at a loss hitherto to secount 197 his | even Went so far ox to i 1505 Pennsylvania ave. Oth st. ize lot 31-2 by | home rations, but ‘some are non. | Fal Walker and Thomas W. Smith as sureties. ‘Those es v oe 00; Call or sddreseF. 8. KER! resident, who Tare complied with the Jaw, | BY Standing cars, unendiess shifting of cary and commuted; bul President Diaz reiused vo allow ABLE NORTH 3 gentlemen stepped forward and acknowl ¥.Viz- 5 of lot 1 square 343 (5,000 feet a the water from which leaks cannot rise to the sur. | overwhelming vitality—for his extraordinary sup- There are in addition about one hundred com: | MHEMt Pack and forward, swinging gates, etc» Of animal spirits. But it is no longer a mys. | the law to be interfered with, and the criminal =e HAND: ~ at : ere 15 a large class of citizens, residents and | the bond, after which the defendant was released. | race and develop itself, but finds its way inso the 7 wane. was shot yesterday by a Mle of soldiers. ie died dieand eee React comer Int. Sasi p roman part of aew ngtiwest ssction one tock Rive domphed wee eine eco are claimed not to employees ofthe diferent department ret ae | ead ct PaoM MR. FRIEDLAXDER, nearent sewer recent experiedge on L. street x - exept, J think twit be found that | Uravel), P~“testing fie junocence vo Ue las. ‘and the Jarre. tially: vali adjoining house wits | from it Circle an i on | spect. The auditor says that a large majority of Hence ice, In passst 'o the Editor of Tue Evenrte Star. northwest, between 12th and streets, those who uttie or no water are of slender i . ad witb separate for, ‘brary, dining-room (en suite), and kitehen E: a pt | trom their houses and business,’and at times tt 13, journal of | trates this. “A lange break oocurred in the Sireer, and somewhat cynical in their views—verl. | _ A MINiergR Rxpatixy.—The Rev. J.T. Bagwell, oF Seyi | Gn Brxt four, fourteen roomen inclanine ‘bakes | these “undel doy Companies were Worth- | positively dangerous. It also detracts inva grea | _ Seeug in the lssue of your valuable j of | the asphalt rewent dropping down into a ole, Hide peasants Indeed oe seer inc wed tect | & prominent minister of tue Methodist combeteney, - laundry... Price $13,000.’ Disogunt for cash” Apply and it they O rraey ,TISKS, At | degree trom the value of beautiful avaliable pulld. | last evening the statement to your reporter from frow which the earth had This bole | way. “The real fountain of wit is not the Dowing gp4 formeriy in charge of the church at Winston, opee.t St nw. Between Sand7 p.m: | al) they did 80 only after threats of | inf sites eroultenement along this thorough. | the unfortunate victim ot the recent shooting af- | was aveut six feet in diameter aud six feet. deep, Davi, but ths waner pitehoe N.C, who Was changed some mouths ago With 1m x Mitigation. Oftentimes they were fraudulent. | tate, we would think that the B. & O., with all | tray, wherein he—Mr. Miller—says that he thought | Investigation showed that the sétvice pipe was —_— ite proper relations with & femate wei ber of bis con- FR SALES TNO, FROSTORY BRICK | Lately thege “underground” insurance on life, fre | its pride of comparison, vast resources, valuable é rietors of the Misfit | rotten and broken, and the water had been run- ETrEAtION, has just been expelled from the church - Eigunes. 213 and 915, Ust-n.w. These Bouses are | and marine, had greatly increased until it had be- | frapidgar in TEP city, ete., would the | I very strange that the proprietors e ning for months, the surrounding earth| Mir. Honmer amd the Commedore. Y the cotiference at Reidsviiie after # Tuil investi. Tie on north side Pierce et. bet. 1st st. ana | 228, being finished, containing 8 rooms, iun- | come a powerful competition of legitimate tn- | Sitety and conventonse of aie public sufficient clothing store would allow the stealthy assassin | fing for months, carrying i Untimately ‘From the Cincinnati Enquirer. gation. Mr. it now resides in Charlotte, “rt ot migeot $8.000 cack Sth se conver: | surance business. "The underwriters? association | St wast yee ps cago the Publle sumictent to lurk beliind the clothing displayed on figures in | earth was taken away to. cause Driving out yesterday a friend showed me where | and is lecuuring tere. ve Dor Temms cae, ach: 9th st.careal- | found ic necessary to institute an inquiry, | *t least, like its competitor, Biers a ning ie : —) Co on most at the door. Terms easy. meh: ited i Cpe quiry, | bridge this avenue; and if it does not \izé | front of the store in order ho might success. | pavement to sink and the leak was discovered. | Robert Bonner nearly pushed Commodoré Vap- “NNO. A, PRESCOTT, he NOt the nderground’” tsinaig | SUCH necessity It sliould be driven ‘out entirely. | fully waylay mis. victim, “with all Sincere son Riany of the old maine laid by the board of dovbalt over a Dank for trying to steal hisroadwas. | gt ABA0eT Mu. LoniLt any —Mr. 3. Seymoue, 44.20 1416 Fst.nw. | extent o1 u underground usiness | ‘The latter mode would be much the most p earnest syinpathy for Mr. Miller we must most | works are very thin and poor fron and are ing . | of the firm of Sevmour, Baker & Co. — - SS J ROR SALE OR RENT- TTRACTIVE EIGHT. | Po (MCSE? ANG, the rest of Iilinots. | apie to “Prorgary Ownexs.” | emphatically deny the statement, as by assump. | periy cauixed, ‘A great f the contract ser- | Old Vanderbilt. relying on his money, and dis-| steam yacht Radha from Mr. Pierre tor POR sALE-Two BeAciiFcL Ob SALE OR REST—AW ATI Apply to seas, | Acommittee, of which William P. Kerr was chair | UIE t ‘9th, 1886, tion it implicates us as accomplices in one of tie | Fees put in by thesame old are of composi. | liking to be passed on the road, had a way of | $05,000 in August, 1884. Soon after taking. bie Fe: on east side Sth st., bet. Rand 8 sts.n.w.:| 1100 Ost mow. dd-iwe’ | MAD, was appointed to collect data. It reported a, ee most cowardly and dastardly attempts at murder | tion metal of the basest sort, which 18 now in &. ‘With a man he was abreast of, suppos- | "st trip in her Mr. ‘Seymour sued Mr. Lorillard for proting feet with new necidences: Ferpiecunsd 2; | on saLe—IF SOLD AT ONGE Ii ROOMS OM evaded the law The mea are ae eae pene) ew, CBiet sf Eetice. Serres nag Cae gu Suis clty, We speak for Our- | rotten condition and devoid of the necessary | SANS UP Would yield his ground. I donot vouch | $hdtuat he Sad ‘is fomtiy hed noes oe ee SRE | FOE SSS TE ODP AT quested to enforve the {aw, andthe suits instituted | RE WILL. MOVE SLOWLY IN MAKING cHaNoms, | sel¥esand the gentiemen efaployed as clerks in | peteeuye” ng Dut my informant aid that Bonner | set rte eee ey had, nearly, been heat aw 1416 F at-n.__| , Seven rooms, 15th, between 8 and Pierce Place, only | Coster tay” (acne cue law, andthe su i Col. Moore, the new chief of police, spent the | OUF establishment when we say that not one but |" ‘me effect of such material andsich work must | for the story, but my ni ‘ on ip. vac aocte $3,500. J. W.P MY e a a compliance x * y ‘Would have rushed to Mr. Miller’s aasistan even | necessarily be to cause & multitude of little leaks, | Was a strict’ Presbyterian, and therefore ought ‘Deen sold to him us stanch and true. wes Fe gy 3 er peg 1428 New York ave._| With the underwriters’ request. most of the day in his office to-day, ‘and a con-| ge the nek of thelr liven, Kad on iy of. | which amount to an immense quantity in the ag: | never to swear. Bonner cried: “Commodore, 100k | again up or trial, yesterday belore Judge Gottman neat Coun Sot a5 3 ioe, eddoining alle FS Sate PERFECT Gru oF 4 HOUSE OF ents o€almamincee Priese siderable portion of bis time in opening a rather | feted. But, like a fagh ft Sgourred; ke saan i | grogate, ie utr Old VanderDit, atfecting not to hear, catue | in te si ri court in New, Vor =e vas Maa wide and_suftable for building six houses: cl cellar: moder % 74 ;, | Yoluminous mail, made up mostly of letters of con- r. i. in my opinion Ee, ; , r price jor im Batriwore, Dec. 10.—Rev. P. P. Fitzpatrick, ad Misfit ‘been ‘peopl Washington who has the willof hard mouthed horse. Thé | that'he learped from Mr. Lorillard that ‘would 2 Sorpsens Hivat Dow, beteeen's | ADDIS tod Wei aged forty-nine, rector of St. ignatius ¢ ureh, this | @ratulation, He stated to a reporter of Tar StaR EE bie F erser ater or Si fie to che ikpertoct conaitimer tue | commodore id bot look out, Whereupon Bonner | geil the Radhs. for $05,000. It bad Cost him stag 12 23am “4 efty, died at the rectory today. He had béen a| that he was not through, looking over eo distribution ‘system, When the new works are | shouved in unmnistekable tones: “commodore, Wok | 900. Inthe conversation preitentiee te eae rE 23 feet front, three ene Ce See a Ge his early | the field before him, and regarding the ‘Gen. Miles’ Apache Campaign. ut into cparetion, and the head Nee out, or ao drive you to hell!” The commodore ‘both ab plaints ere prea ob be Doush: ‘aS pop’ force now in Eo0d Working Onder he 14 N06 806 | sél Sooneruy ar Tun WAT Tf WAS camsrey rx | increased Throughout the city, 1t 18, believed that % 2 co r : i eects ENS Suess FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. As he got better ac- many other leaks will be developed and quainted he would, when be saw that. improve- REOENT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. Bo. Tee new ES aggravated. The water department may surely Butchery of a _ 7 = JOR SALE—HANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW —— inent could be made, take steps co that end, but at 1s understood that Gen. Miles is much diaay 4 being at a very considerable wtimate rociovs. i 3 MONEY TO LOAN Dwelling, good front, eleven room. n ‘The New York Stock Market. present he would move slowle; It Risk Oa oer ea Rt teh a ie ry a MURDER IN SOUTH CAROLINA LEADS tm forming 18 tbe ene at ae __ MONEY _TO_ N. od Imps near Lowa Circle, Price 85 800" fia law in dea tis Sbacig sah S0OT eee Lae nS ae pointed at the manner in which the President and map Nope poe ye TO AX ALARMING REVELATION. eet anaes ae tor youre, 2 TOLOAN ERUTBERFORD. 1226 Fet_n.w. “__290-Bw"_| of the Yew York Dtock Market an topoited iy speael District Government Affairs, the Seeretary of War treat his Apache cam- | fitt'chat last year the expeadivures exceeded the | Great excitement prevails in York county, 8. Cx QOR SALE_THRI EWLY-BUILT | Wire to H. H. 25th the former in bis message and the latter in 7.33, and the before " the brutal murder of John Lee Good, a white wat, qed ON REAL ESTATE, on tis pppoe 2 UG THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE ORDER. pe Teceipts by $187.33, year $19,- | over the bi a ‘command i the 2 300 & Fension office: tee stortes, bascmcnt! 1S rooms esc, me order of the District Commmtsstoners in refer. | Me annual reports, Both documents agree that | 277,74, and as. the A Flared Boy twelve years old, theson of William Good, the Miniter of a0 1291 THOS. E.WAGGAMAN | and all modera insprovementa ence tothe Aqueduct, is as follows: “that while to | the conditions of the surrender of 9 and | ment must be wl tastiest ‘one of the leading farmersof that section. A law et ‘Fhe above howen are open for inspection. Potomac river istrozén contiguousto the Aqueauet | MS Wand were such as to thwart the Intentions of | tures, convinces me that it is the part. of of agrbbs to beaenbaunty ex: inaumercet eb MES setitigey sey Soer| seer ewig ane Se Ana Tame ie ene |e SMR aa Pea | masta, che, nears | whcimaeacing of werner x ae Gh real estate at 6 percent | 1 ay geeant Lew! == ; e = rates s prs JOHN BOWLES ECO.” | One handasmme house of 12 Twente ob Said: bridge fo publte travel Is. tempore eee | that while the government authorities in making | Etens: “atta vente ae be aereaae, St down one evening last week in a cotton field ad. at geet Fst mie) ahaa SSehisae ee fled to permit persons who reside tn Virginia and | 2 Saal disposition of the hostile, acted so as not | cent, which willbe suificient, the rates will be | Gunn ops evening last week in a cotton Meld ad. nek the civil $100 00077? OP car zstare. | Sthan 10th sta me) > Toomsesch, on Most, bet, have employment or urgent. business on this side | t0 violate the acknowl promises of thelr | far lower than they are in any other city in the | {stewed in tke aircction of tue crt, folitmved by No delay "hen, upcnainne Feu ur nfortation apply, to owner, R, GOLD- Gf the river and vice versa, tO cross over said | captor that they should be removed from Arizona | world of which We. Mrs Good and her little daughter.” They fow delay coematty So ompie nes pr h st. B.w., bet. Hand Ists.” n25-3m bridge on foot on the express condition that all | Al pee aves a MULiOe Vertis eee eee Jobn Lee Good lying in a water furrow in a.somse. EADS NORE, GAPE Ga ce ieres inate tat S concute tee | et ere y ema Serco ee ee eg - ‘TO Lay. easy tert eas eRe tft or Columba inthe ‘preinises: ‘hus omer | Sau antonio that the President ad ordered him ‘tothe house and died at nine O'clock, never re- i Og fay os Saag ie WILSON, 1006 wr fall be operative only in the discretion of the | 8nd is followers to be imprisoned st Fort Pick- ng Shgeegety alas. W. W. DUDLEY, | JRO SALE—THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE 1336 EO cre oer Ra Re ee i ier: na a ii oo 441i Fit | Fo y0u ot. nw, about Afty yards, south, of Dapoat the persons within its purview.’ eeeaerer Re RE diate cmerannes poteind & Rg FO LOAN AT LOW FATES, STOCKS, | 603 "4 eeasonable figure. ABLES EARLY, ee op aes paar eg ee separated from thelr families whet Scat oy as the guilty —, and they were com- kinds 2 > = ¥ 6 Dist Sommi rs re lean al wit an expressive Inve TiO ‘Broker, 1219 Fete Ge.ome | POP SAdeta atesbes tat Valen aE BOOMS: ‘ethiat all. notices of -appolutinent to. salaried | AiGud tented eae ES ste ee ‘was that some of these negroes had bees MeSRes ‘ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS| nop.o~ BH SMITH & SOX taene or of aoy oe ange thevelis asta tsa ay fa enkin ease Yange: ot poss ities that ons py the murdered voy in the the act of 8 bas % aes ; — ; the secretary of this board, "who shall keep | question of the surrender” has not ie i sOEN 2. iB SALEAT MT. PLEASANT, SEVERAL VERY ‘a Feces 26-7 Systematic record thereof ahd Shall prompate hoe | question of the his 219-1 1407 # st._| Mice cot cia Mee, tote: leo WAERESS on the ‘Washingion Seek Exchange are noted teases | form the hist auditer or abe ‘Treasury of such ap. piece UIE pew Mee Om SATISFACTORY REAL | WiPSON, 1600 F- S Witte fa BRS 10% pt asked. | pointments or changes.” Gen. Atkin’s and the Indian Agent. the . ‘BILL & IN, FPO! E-ON G87. SW. BETWEEN era | U. “3.4, 6 O34” asked. OL. WILSON'S COMPLAINT. ‘HE ACCEPTS A PRESENT OF A GORGROUS BLANKET, ALSO a10-im aS ae enw. and FBtb, nine rooms, latrobe, Dp , oth, 1154 bid] toy ake Col, John M. Wilson in charge of public butld- THE AGENT'S RESIGNATION. Fr 1 . ro. We S . 3 DESIRED, TO LOAx ON | WibSOR “ICR F,S=OO% oar Tome a ae funds, bs, 1602, Soins Ae ay | “nes and grounds, complains that the B.&P.| yysitorsat the office of the commisalonér of In- estate OF good | security. lowest rates: ee railroad com] has recently entered upon and ‘and wit SALE_WE HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES Ret ralroad stock, 101 bid. | Sccupted with. tracks, three unin, itn affsirs, says che. Washington correspondent MRR Pinte Lis. 1495 Sen York ave. for Bomes or investmenta which | 4 Bes Bap bia “Sn? anid” dactyethe | Unitea Staves reservations undee's* Gene wee | ot the New York Heratsy are usually atiracted by POANED, ON, AND SALES MADE OF, | “rasers’ it Twill te’ to Tent Civ a esa PU. Gas, 408 bid. “Rational M insurance, 63% | the Commissioners. And hassubmttted a report of | a uhique-portiere which ‘hides a recess in General ign, Stock. ‘“s list before you decide. * ur | bid. National Union Hgmurance, 21% asked. ere Ste Sine ee chet ot for | atiins’ reception room. It is, in fact, a gorgeous : : TET Wee PEE ave. ” HUMPHREY § Couta is 50vCe Indian blanket, which was spun and woven from map ai oO raised on’ the Navajo reservation. It was EAL ESTATE LOANS. = . Messra, Denham and Donath yesterday forwarded to General Atkins mndisin naa RE ASD Ly ane O8 SALE BEAUTIFUL NEW [BRICK ‘HOUSE, sented to the Commissioners resoluti Danwed by at that ne, ‘The fetter ‘Socompant the ease Teoma, rovements, HOFth. . Federation. against mm BER RAAE TTS Tar Sno we | ney BAST es ge | ee ae ee as haa ar eee | ee agers Serer ea Ci be Sew —_——__ mma fe agent ex] M TO LOAN ON FEAL ESTATE Is suas | FOE OA Bri Had DARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE: Baltimore Markets. ho marrm Delaware avenue eastwardly about hope that, although a republican, he might be Sede ction medline ciency, | teniitl sige User “ie mae rity coupcnn 80, Wo. teortinttest ESR, ogi: | | Messri, Flannery Bros. comer Delaware avenue | Mit’2d {0 continue his present duties a8 the place lS 10th and ¥ sts. n. only 96. ‘$1000 cash. bate new: 66 bid today, 0 SeRfortles, 4375; and B street, request extension of time far com- General Atkins up to that time had given the | sick. FPEOVED Beat oan, hy SN Tae ; 129 firm. | Pletion of bridge over Pope’s run, on Anfooatia | Gangral Atkins up to that, time, he ¥ — as » Siesapmezoesaaramsn| Soy A —s ac ae ermnddling Dass Plone wgatant deer *Ba fem; | Toad, and on to Use Virginia white pine or | To'uribe himn was to0 obvious for the, grim old Re. + 50 omnes Rens 8. 720 200m at. | Seo Re Ere | Berne ame wee Tain maps pee: orene badge, a3 mentlonedia cus sneSiientiane Baan cooseane na $ alrested. that wom acerca a a RE Ta do. extra, 3.00475: Rio brands, 4.5001 81; Patapscs | John TW ‘Thomas Sheridan et al. petition | PYgeau Yo Cveriook. , He accord be sent to (Guras to guts on approved Real Estate security, | #41 het ree oie fe ve. 13; pertative patent, 5.30., Wheat— | for the erection of gas lamps on 8 street, the gentleman: Pict tere "lino pote Sree | Hot tee, Hier Suh M rom Frame, | Sound weners bor notion nea Gab | hme creation ota am Ob Otis tacts ye ge | eal stent cn Regen Slay MUS HUY fod tiga) nt BBW 10-room Brick Housé, all | Wi MagTA Deccniber, Bey bide TanuaN BONAR: | AX-Major of Police Samuel Hf. Walker nalfot the ene. Taball ulasecoert four , a sins gSGAIERIG 7mm Wick Moun, mod | Racer MR Dot aur_sviers | RAE ae aloo he, ics be regu | See oder eo eae ese aN smug lange stable in rear.“ "8 yelin, 4654; (weviern mined, pot AbxeAGi: De- Samuel He Walker, ‘Case No.7 : ‘Cormmissionér. : _— a AGF thew.) S7uatis; steamer, 44% aaked.~ Osta htin—southery, Ransom the Missionaries, Local Notes. ONEK TOLOaN : 20K SALE—HOURE AND LOT, 157TH 8. mer. x | S403 ra, wrhite, Oa: Western mined, 34] poe one om pions i Vike Rlectric Lighting ny MRR ao INTEREST Pedi tcl B Ret at lat ale te inicocprims to choles westee NUUaa OE ae | athe te raneond Ge eae manaS SEDER LD be naive obtained s permit to erect au “Hieoere Light OR aad Ee MeO TY. ‘Six Room Brick House, st. bet. 6th and 7th eta.n.e.: | $ nominally steady and quiet. Mess pork, 11.00, ; eld captive in the Soudan. ‘corner 256 snd. B streets, this = 08.J. FISHER & CO., all mod. imps; now ease at $25, jneats—shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 634 ———>—___ to brick (Mr. Z. Jones, builder,) and 1s to tase ____1924 Fat. nw. TH 2 9 3: clea 6s Better Feeling in the Oll Market, eh Merwin) wet | echizrarns, Dec. 10.—-There was a healthier oy roe tog otter tee ma , MS NENHOW TOR, PALE OB RENT—A NICE Rig | to the oll market to-day. No more failures! day 8 HANES WER & 90%. new 11-room brick Houses, 30-307 ted. Prices held tp firmly and a stealing some clotting’ ‘froui the house of Mr. Cot- ' aN ON HEAT ESTATH Gm musf: | from’ and meat and veyetabie vault ‘that ‘the worst was Over. ‘The of Oth. and Kstrests. ‘The case rmsT- } ties, at lowest fates cf interest No o 705 9th st. nw, ( call N, Calvert a Baittinsee. Polepnens A full assortment of C LAPS DoLLa, DOLL, ‘TOXS, PASCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES. CH. RUPPFRT, Tedeat uw near Dat. us - oes Pay