Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1887, Page 3

. FOR SALE—HOUSES. MISCELLANEOUS SALE — CHEAP— EIGHT NEW BRICK ‘aud hall: water in yard: these ih: are hear the uavy new bridge scr: JOR SALE—AN ELEGANT HOUSE, CORNER 10 rooms, fine cel WORMSTEDT & $a15-1m ‘ORE AND FIXTURES, jouses: «1x Fou t section of the city! rases will reut for $i "hddrean Box 150; e gf attest to the new } n4 property is for sale ingtou Real Etate Co. 1321 F st nw. Foe sale croceny doing » good business Qed raseon given for selling ont tar office. mR ES R SALE—CHEAP—THE FINE LITTLE CO: Yesplonary aud Cie Bas oF OR SALE-THREE FINE, POOL, TABLES. ALL | Ty-b1GHT! JONES, 208 9th JOR SALE — AT Buses and Single Harness, nearly 0 Sa very euay: terms | BRADLEY 93 F mentyprices. North Mast ae Penn. ave. n. w. JOR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL EST, Six new Brick Houses, 4 roo: beautiful avenue northwest. street cars within balls each, situated on .W., feed store. juare.” Price for this 000 cash, balance ‘ow renting for 4 W. a RNEK & CO, 9) TRACT dollar Brick Deena st (No, 2215)"'8. burnt H. WAKNER & CO., #10 F st new R SALE — CHEAP — S000 5 Rn a _ NORTHWEST. at, Dh, mi. AN, O24 Lordisiana ave jao8-2° mR SALW — GREEN GROCERY — A Il established in a good location, good business, “Also, Other business chat mercial office, 938 F BRICK STORE Hist ne bet id and 4th vt ER TEURD, 142359 F st FINE AND DESIRABLE, ‘at. first east of 1th st. heuchborhood first-class to build @ price low xterms easy. JOHN {on north side . on 3 Snowe alley, 1 22,500| hears. 9 20th sty Eh JOR SALE—A NICE LOT IN LANIER HEIGHTS, 908150; fo Tote frouting 414 SOME FINE LOTS ON M Tuubta road. at 330c on Loth st. extended rive her: +5 711,000 424, 4365 O Wt alicy, £b., ar. area F 11,000 2608'K st, €0., 916 F st’ nw. fox [ eee }OHN SIMMONS’ Stable, No. 31112th | _ Jaz 500 616-638 ‘farion ales, fer for 10 days.# corner Lote fronting D.C. ‘ja2s-1w 2 two principal a 887, at FOU] February and to oe removed sbruary au ‘Terms, Caah on day of sale. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘O.STORY FRAME HOUSES, BUILT ABOUT STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY cH Taf wtas tir nati tether Theutioned houses on wiven on the ‘THIS EVENING YOLEY, Auctioneer. ALE FE uctio y sold. O°CLOCK, in wih lady or | —_with other desirable household ‘Horses, at I will sell all the fine goods.at auction, contained in ices, | Com- | Store 1347 Pennsylvani: 8 Gat avenue northw ing FRUDAY JANUARY peri: an ‘THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST | Soni" he, ani . RIVED FROM GEORGETOWN, 10 Coupe Horses: one pair of matebed Chestnut Sor- rel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high: one pair of Black | =~" Horves, 15 hands 3 inches high, very stylish: also two f the finest Saddle and Harness Horses that have ever come. to this marke hands 1 inch high—can trot aile in. 40—any lady can YS Hauge 1 inch ‘We call your special attention to Bay Horse (Frank), fh: van pace stile in gentleman can drive him. Until all the good ‘Buyers will do weil by attending, as th must be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. TO-MORROW. Horse_(Prince). 16 ppuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. 50. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR! 1 at me Auction rooms, SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-NINTH, 1887, commencing at TEN 18 one superb Iosewood Cham. ber Suite which originally cpt 92.900, together ALSO, AT 12 O'CLOC es, Buggies, Sleighs, ues at a lower price than any other lotyas pleasantly located. "A. sure bangal t ‘Call early and investivcate. R SALE — CHEAP — CONTAL in store 1740 4th stn Store. ja27-2 TRUSTEE'S SALE _OF wws-5t" LONGLEY & WOLSTON, 629 F stn. w. ‘ALE—LOTS—I HAVE TWO ADJOINING Trontages of 44 feet each by depth of 90 feet, to R SALE—300 EGG INCUBATOR. TOO SMALL r {OF present owner. Apply to W. B. M.. Burnt Mille, Si hr 500 14:56 Sais aif prea gos, alley. apd inclading » comer, in one of, the thost iT ROAD WAGON. TWO SEATS, minity “to some of jocalities of the north aud top cover new; price 86: superb outlook, in close pro Teaidences for which the west end is JNO. A. PRESCOTT. 1416 F st. nw. 'OR SALE—MERIDIAN HILL LOTS—A FEW V desirable lots in blocks 9, 10, 11, 12, 14. 15, 16, 1, at prices which make thems Tost sc e juuent, No. suburban property Hf id larger returns to present investors thap Met Jons, north of the city, Lanier Heights, W are the most de or likely heres: = ame SNCYCLOPAEDIAS. JAMES PAR- ated historian and dia iis ike sendin wort all the voluises ean ‘be ob i mont 1 monthly paymen! KR SALE—SAND—SAND_SAND, ‘scriber is prepared to furnish Sand in any quantity shortest notice, received at W. W. McCullough’s, 511 New Jersey ave, D.W. above rtion of the property the wholef: Jaz7-toml* THE SUB im FeDroit Park, twelve rooms, mod-in present #ub-divis- it. Peasant, Columbia Hel hington Heights, Meridian Hal, e properties for investment now, Le offered in this market. Ihave lots in all these <ub-divisions for sale at lowest market UEN, 1420 F st. mW. Jaz8-10t CANT TO INVESTORS. je « uuinber of ‘Lots on Meridian Hill that are really the best that remain in the market. 50c. aud are about ail the desirable Lote left at these . These Lots are in the nei provements by the D: make this the Murray Hill of E 1 Le Droit Builduig. LOTS—GREAT BARGAINS Prices will be raised next month. New Hampshire ave. Stuail lot on Mat, Lots on Meridian it e JOR | waLE 0 ‘HE. Pouse aud other buildines: located at a IWihet extended cr Meridian sper foot Basy term will intersect. Only SOR LORD ORIEN R SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH—ONE SIX-YEAR | HANGINGS FOI Kd bay Mare: sound and. Kind: but little; nade by GH Gast., between 6th ui OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR-KOO: repens , : ; ly. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Washington; can be bought cheap. Apply Box 108, AnD ERD AY | 28, 29 and 31, THREE P.M. “This collection embraces rare pieces, gathered Dy att One top Busy: ‘one. Delivery. ‘Can be seen EEN'S Stable, 7th, auy win, be SALE-A 13 PER CENT INV SHIELDS, 1226 F st. nw. SALE—CHEAP_GOOD Bi erty ou ‘orth side Peunaylvanta joa of projected irineigners which zE-Bte ee R SALE—HORSES—VERY EXTRA HANDSOME, | ATELEVEN A. M: AND’ isl, Useful pair seal brown Vt. bred Morgans, nds, sooth, round, cob-built, full, deep arch Je and double’ baruess, weight - & KR FUOLE, New Haven, Ct. Well broken, siuy 000 pounds. VW roperty: situate (0 ‘and Columbia easy terms. & HERRING, 1331 F st. HILL-LOTs, Tot s. on Lst., bet. 18th and 19th: iu, above Iowa circle... ps, 12th st... Brick, 16 rooms, 0 br Rosewood case, riciil ‘and in nice order; wil ibe nultat the low guise of BOO Sold at the low burite of 816 cash, incinding handsome emb. cover and plush stool, Also ‘several bargains in different maken of fine Square Pianos but little used, on monthly payments —— THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE! rooms, Bi st, bet. ROOMS, $22 Yih st EPHERD’ pun ite *. Be ele emma rs as R SALE-STUCK ON A LOT LAP ROBES AND ‘Now selling 82.00 big Square 2.30 Blanket reey Cover for €3.00, former Sueap at $3005 1ot fa ¥ Robes 84.5051 Robes ‘now only Robe worth $7.50" COLUMBIA HEIGHTS jeridian Hill: also, single Lots, street fronts aud squares in northern and eastern “sec prices; easy terms. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 17: E—BY ALL DkUG Medicated Mutton ‘Tallow, (For Chapped Hands,’ Face and 1 rons and stable ob Rbode Island av. TSth aud Cats. sw. 3: t 2Oth & ZIst st. ne be: 2 Frameon Dunbarionave.....- se ob Conatess #t., Dear, ‘bet Sth’ and 61 roved and whiny peeereeeeget 7 gromis and sto Blanket for #1.2: peat i hb. n'r Pension of ‘New York ave. LE—THREE NEW Hots Hs riampe a ten per cent tives i sors Brick, on ky > feet on 14th st.. 100 feet on Park st. aud 140 feet on Sheridan ave. Weach. Also, nic suitable for business, pric eawy. Apply toJ. W. P. MYERS, 1428 NY ave, ED, 142335 F st Dry ‘Zuifandel Clare e from $1.50 uy Plat of Ground, 84 feet front, on 19th street, be- ween B and'S streets, by 141 feet deep, in square 110, his propery fronts east, is centrally located in that most rapidly improving section. opportunities for stabling, it rant asa double outlet on Ht ati geous, and cheapest prop- per foot, at which price it will be sold if disposed of within iiteen days. a, wiilotter the same in sltzie lots aft 2 Jo > Houses on A stn. e; all modern improvements. jU per cent investment. Frice ouly h Place bet. 1"ith & 14th ats.24.600 Sroome on E, bet. Loth aud 16th sts. naw... TL rooms and celiar om Corcorai st Brick, Line. Fast Capitol st. rooms, be corner H aud Grooms and cellar L, bet. . Apply at once to and has unexcelled ‘toa 30-footalley, Groom Brick Wali charge. ‘H. A. SELIGSON, lesale Wine and Liquots, 1200 Pennsylvania 0 liquors sold by the glass. 1428 New York a yon SALE_iz ON ST., NEAR 14TH hear same, 30 and oe: Kenesaw’ ave, 20 Lots'on Sth_and 6th sts. ne. ; Meridian Hill 20 and 25¢ ‘J. K. HERTFORD, FOR SALE-LOT ON BAC and near Colu: yund terrace: flue shade trees: a6, BENJ. P. DAVE: RA LIMITED TIM West, Wushineton. di basement, 18 Toons, Bath rooms, closet, &.. aud all other modern improve: nents: large yard, a very pleasant res JOR SALE—SING Cages, Gold Fis Largest assortment in the city, at SCHMID'S Bird .. two doors south Pa. ave. [ STOCK OF CHRISTMAS Aqnariunis and R SALE—LARGE: Wheels, including sec aud Stat Bicycles, 1400 ‘OR SALE—HARTZ MOUNTAIN, ST. A burg, Trained Singing, Norwich abd Ked Canairies; Douiestic Birds of all Kinds, Bird Seed, saan ee Corner 19th and H sts. b.w. Bae OS _LOTS—PARK AND SCHOOL STS. M’ above Colunubia road, ¥. DAVIS, 1319 Fs SALE-BEAUTIFUL LITTLE Heights, oOx140, at 2 JOR SALE—LOT 45 FEET FRONT BY 100 FEE ou Sst; near 1th st, improved bricks renting for $10 each. Only $1» Lot on 18th st. near T, 16 feet 8 1 with one-story brick. 3 and 30c.: Kenasaw sis cents per ‘A the under DAY OF "JANUARY, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOC) M.. three good Horses, three Wagons and three sets of ts by address. | Siiicle Harness, ms of sale will be cagh. TT ND GAMALIEL K. DAVIDY, and Will be sold at public sale at’out SOUTH 10th street and Pennsylvani DAY AFTERNOO! -xpert during the past year, in ‘Terms: Cash. Baty HOUSEHOLD FUR! Hair and Husk Mattresses, Brussels aud Ingrain Carpe Tin bale, Kitchen Neguiait in safe, Kitchen Requisites, 27-4 THOMAS TPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘HREE GOOD HORSES, THREE WAGONS AND THREE SEIS OF SIN- ‘LE HARNESS. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 19th Same Aer r2,0n€ o1 for ist acer cee ores iMopetiee ae | Encl REE ey JAS. W. WRENN, Trustee. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. ‘EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONSIGNMENT ee Nec eee JUST IMPORTED FHOM THE RAST of Constantinople, jesroomns, corner nd Persia, aud brought here for exhibition and sal ‘ithout reservation, ob account of the owuer leaving 001 for his nate on TETTION OF MONDAY TUESDAY, JAN OUKTH AND TWENTY. Catalogues, with dinensions, on ap WALTER'B. W: re rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. NITURE AT AUCTION. 3 G, FEBRUARY FIRST. TEN O'CLOCK, at residence, No. 603 On TUESDAY MORN commencing ut YS | F street northwest, I shail sell tle entire effects, com- h | Prising in part— Five-Piece Parlor Sets: Easy Chairs. Wicker Chairs and Tables: Lounges. sndsome Cherry Chainber Suite, Waluut and other Chatuber Furniture, Matting. Walnut 3.7. Sideboard; Ditnng Chains. ke. DOWLING, Auctioneer. terms. Apply 1007 F st. n. ply io THOMAS W. SWAN: 6-61 —_—_— $1508 yea ING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND S HOOD AND | stn. w. jald-im COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE AND RENT—OVER FIFTY SMALL farms: trom 1 to. 5 miles from this city; on easy WOR |SALE— COUNTRY RESIDENCE; hour's ride from city: ten acres: good hoiuse, thir- five minutes’ walk from station: €5,000. BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 F at. VARM FOR RENT AT FOUR MILE RUN; dwelling, seven rooms, stable, &c.; fine place for Pavilion, boat clubs, ‘fishing parties, market garden, Guiry or residence: cary stop at farm every hour. P.O. Ale: Fo, RENT-THE “SIBLEY FARM.” 8 MILES northeast from the city, contain house, 6 rooms, good barn atid out-b Hg. 106 acres, » SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 1 Ideal aig DREAS- | Gives su Satistuct "LAs ‘Triangular Lot, Lanier ts, broad frontage, 15e. oeether, 250. ft ‘EK & WIMER, 1493 F st. LE—BARGAINS_FOUR LOTS_ON P ST, 15th aud 16th sts, n. w., 20x50 fe tin Le Droit Park, 66x11; fine lot to build 25,000 feet of OOM HOUSE. N.W. COR. pried er. Cote RS aia Wy aesiratiepies) Apply at PAIN JJpOK SALE_A_NEWLY-BUILT DESIRABLE COK- | ‘ez dweiliu, on the coruer of Staal 1. sts.tu-w" turer stortes, basement and cellar, 11 rooms, bath: ifsook impa wade patkine. 0) aidan bewly-built dwelling. stories, basement ahd cellar, 11 rooms, bath aid ail Thicke Gandsome newly-built dwellings, 447. 449and 451 Gat. aw. opposite the stest styles, new aud sec- eM. YOUNG. 479 and 181 Cs | several cottaxes om. east section, Foor for B04 Sia Sou l parts of the city and suburbs. Some “CALIGRAPH OF FICE.” ee oe c29-3m_W. H. PORTER, General Agent, 933 Fat. | iiess, love aud matrimon: st. LW. ma | fre be . Gand H sts. nw. “3 ‘gth st. n.w. MApaMe Bos MMi ant and Astrologist, bas been Louse contains 1+ rooms, bath and all inod_ imps. I bargains in the horthwest and in East Wash= ‘The atove five houses are open 1oF inspection. RH. T. LEIPOLD, 1331 F st. n.w. Also #1x Dandsoue houses, which are how Une situated ou N st, bet. 12th and [ith st. u. MONEY TO LOAN. 1004 K st nw, —LOT 20 OR 40 FEET FRONT, AS MAY on Penns. avenue east; can be profitably huproved either by dwellings or stores. short time at the very low SWORMSTEDT & BRAD! Sth st. bet Mass ave. anid N owner, R. GOLD- SIS Oth st me, from 12 t01 pm. ind 9 to 9th and 10th sta nw. St now, Mase. ave. bet 4th an tuculars apply to EAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE LOANS on wood collateral ecnrity ofall sds, Army and | _20 3m” & ay accounts cashed, etc. 3826. tes: NO delay ; cl » Real Estate and Insur- | n.w.. For soft and hi = Ja21-Su TO LOAN ON | —— ALE— ‘8 Room Brick Columbfa st., near Ost nw. $4,500 7 Room Brick F st, west of Oth st. n.w.. 7 Koom Brick P st, bet. 9th and 10th sts. nw. & Koom Brick Q st, west of 9th si. n.w.. 9 Koum Brick P {9 Room Brick 1ti st...above 10 Keom Brick Sst, bear luth $50,000, ' HILL & JOHSSTO! 738 13th and F sta, MES, De, Sean prveti _ PROFESSIONAL. . yBlewelas AD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED pethand dove picycleeand | MU rnin VovAan', vere with eet poo ee au iuystery revealed. Finds lost or Buried ures or inines, Kecovers stolen propert sin business. Removes al Dies. Causesspeedy inarriaves.. Britis separated t- 2 kether, Never faila, ‘Gives picture of one 231 'Pa. ave. u.w. | Ail in trouble consuit this clairvoyant. Cures sickness 3 ion or no pay, 9 to Y. Open Sunday, 421 BY BREWSTER: OF | thst. bet. D and ulead Shafts i fst-<labeor- | PR, AND MME. $e , Pole and Shafts: in ood order, E'S Couch Shops, 2508 Pa. ave. ni (OR SALE—LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN. Ec caries, coupes, conpelettes, bron tams in . coupe Fockaways abd ond iand EN. ESTABLISHED 18: ‘Prompt and reliable treatment for ladies. Advice cand confidential at all hours. Office 720 Sth at, T AND ASTROLO- nd can be consulted on busi- Allin trouble call: w._ | faction guaranteed. Office hours, 9 a.m. E CLAIRVOY- ‘aus acy" Allis airs ii ” Allin trouble ail. Satisischon kuarantecd. Office outs 10 8, THE RELIA ‘D SURGEON CHIROPODIST, 1soUais 5 AND 6, VERNON LOW. “945 Pennsylvania ave. AND HUSDAN ie eon Chiropodist. Twenty-six years’ successiul ide reputation of has caiued them the world-wi ing America’s best operators. Office 1115 Pa, ave. corns, inflamed and sore joints, use Mra. Dr. SEMMES’ Black Lotion and Salve,” 321 Scuurrzs ‘OR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—THi mand for ground on Colum! TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ Investments made ud- to customers. Insurance in best com- HERTFORD, 142334 F at. YY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE (FROM pt attention ‘to all ap- & BRADLEY, 927 Fst. 100.000 D bis Heishts, Univernt rounds of the Columbian University und constantly mereastug. wr will realize large? Tan prepared to offer 5 TST. SE. LOT 56: $1500. 1206 E st he, Lot 58e1 St. Cloud Building, 9th and F sia, & SALE—A NEW 2-STORY, 6-ROOM BRICK | t finished, cor. of | Ja8-3m_ bapgains ip ang one of | M. ames) Ye 1418 F st. uw. LUMBIA HEIGHTS, 30 CHOICE Ditcations, 31 JOR SALE—O TE mrices rauxing from 22 wo 40¢, 1, 20 very desirable Prices 12% to 30c. "Terms very eas} S.C. HILL, Cor. 8th and F. Also 8 south front lots on Q, bet. 17th and. rf ultable fur bandsome dwelliuies, Prices $1.05 to Squares of three car “Cerne WI. PLEASAS & SALE — SEVERAL BRICK DWELLINGS, ‘bow under reut, trv on hand to loan, at the lowest Fate of interest, on approved real estate varity. NO M. M. PARKE! Estate atid Loan Broker, 1418 Fst. nw. A TISFACTORY real estate security, in sums of “RIL & L & JOHNSTO! ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘AT LOWEST Ra’ ON REAL ESTA‘ I BEALE & HARRIS, 13: 200 to 38.500. bk & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st. u.W. SALE —7.KOOM HOUSE ON H ST, now. mod. imps: lot 26. L300. 4 ‘(OK SALE—MERIDIAN HILL LO some choice blocks of ground in this locality where Increasing in value, aud Full particulars COSTE Fat. WE HAVE single Lote aude ins can now be hud JOHN E. BEALL & R SALE-MERIDIAN HILL, 16TH | STREE extended I have forsale iu iila truce, “er SEER tere has been, OR SALE_FINE_ HOME O INVES 8 OF INTEREST Borthwest, south front. eleven rocins and. bat lnodern unprovemente aud Guia waiter etc. pen oy. Adsdrees Bo’ bing ; open fire-placs ‘tract, “tin which most unprecedented advaiice in prices Mat the past abst day aliout Lots, ra ich are the best the entire tract, having aid unbroken an View of the eutireeity and the Futomae Hvar thig at ok SALP_CHEAR-A NEAT. COSY Hol 3 3 Byruce ai. 7 aod gan Soin HERLPORD, ON REAL ESTATE, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN and bottles by the agent, 1015 Dat. sw. Devots: | TPIT aw. ‘Telephone, 480 and 454, ‘MILWAUKEE LAGER, ‘The Best in the country. For sale in bottles by dealers generally and in casks SAMUEL 0. PALMER Gexowe Reovcrioxs. 42359 F St KR SALE_GREAT BARGAIN IN BU Property—House 300 13th sw: lange three-sto = cuntaihs seven rooms and lange store with Jar; as. water aud bath situated on southeast coruer of i5tr aba C ata, trouting 20. feet om feet on Cut. aw. "It sold Si “Apply to ‘ONEY TO LOA‘ an Unusual chauce f : usual chauce for investiwents. Apply at ance 10 AN SUMB TO SUIT, Comer Sth and ¥'sta._ | {lowest rates, on approved real eat (QR SALE—CORNER OF 12TH AND M STS.N. 23m handsome lot with south and exst exposure; fronts o Teet ou Mand 100 feet on 1th st, ‘J. FISHER & CO., Lia F st. nw. OR SALE-A FINE LOT, ON RHODE ISLAND ‘Sigure ‘TYLER & RUTHERFO! TG st tate security. No wW. Dupurt, See ee ON REAL 3 10 suit at lowest rate uf miteregt Ate LN SUMS Rt. O HOLTZMA} corner 10th and F sts. SEY To LoaNow aprrov: ATE | 9th wt n.w. M' (ON ARPROVED REAL ESTATE EY TO LOAN ‘at once will take ¥. J, WP. MYERS, 1428 New Yori ave. 7 CK DWELLING, cellar. furnace and all mod. im reection of two principal avenues n.w.: and overiooks uvernment res” fronts soG8 aud Oe. Hand 39th ate, 5x120, north side 15-foot alley in reat terms, if taken at once. Massachusetts ave, near F. Will seli low, Oo easy BEALL & CO., 1321 F at. ‘TO 70,000 SQ. FEET, $25,000 Md.av. n.ebet. 2&3.24,000 All desirable goods. ALLET, DAVIS. & Coan We ince detrnnad ta aie ees con et the height of the senson to close them out SEAL SACQUES, JACKETS and VISITES. PLUSH GARMENTS and CLOTH RAGLANS. MUFFS, BOAS and FUR TRIMMING. Hatters aud Furniss BOD Ba ave 0, UPRIGHT PIANOS ‘Now ‘ready the best, selection ever offered Buses low rates for weliool and holiday trade. #11 as Tur Nastoxar Lire Al ASSOCLATIO! FOLIC) ‘the Expiration of Five LiF INSUKAN ONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit entate security: ©. at 0c; 15,000 sq. f Op Ist. st we.15r 20,000 Pocudarr bet 45S 3 Meridian Hill, two lots, each is, each 0x50 ORD, at lowest ra OVE Mist. bets thal IT TYLER & KUTH ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF ON REAL ESTATE SEC scie iat oa'5 pial ise QUE saLE— TWO Tw Re eee for both, €50 per QUK SALE—OR EX thorouxhly-built Ho pact now renting 850 * month “A PART OF SQUARI Lith and L sts. se. dis ou the line of travel o E. BEALL & CO, 1: peonest yt is i located i og cheap eager ‘aud Lots im all f city. parts of city }O-STORY FRAMES ON WASHINGTON TICUT AVE, NEAM FAR We oiler for sale the projected site of the Washing- Joy feet ou Counecticut avanue, nd extending Back ait tw wide alley. A nrst- on this site with GE — ELEGANT AND orth of K st. awe depth of about 120 feet, examine the al rovedreal | iiways obtain it at the office of the Associa Pennsylvania ave, ‘OFFICERS: Horatio Browning, president; William E. Clark, Vice-president; Samuel Norment, treasurer; ol B Laruer, counsel ‘iddelle, M1. RECTO! Horatio Browning, Bumuel Norment, Levi Woodbury. so Marcrrry IN, OF WASHINGTON, D. C,, F Street Ni rthwest payable in Cash at Ten Years, and 1 POLICIES Guaranteed in Amount and with absolute. Farties familiar with Life Lusurance are invited 1 ‘Those in search of information can Geo. D, Eldridge, secretary and gen’ manager: P .. medical director; Goo, J. Rasterday) aebistant cashier; Sees ie William E. Clark, XF. Baker, ¥ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- cee lase securities, at lowest Tates of interest. No the noctirity tn ood . CGREI Tbarbou, ——Jamnen tA Nort, Kobert toy, wi Last Frank Hume, Bs. underground dra inevery. respect house or hotel For particulary ii, ny its aituation is ‘a large apartment OR SALE-BARGAT pew G-tvou Brick. Houses, all teed » at the a ‘THUS. J. FISHER & CO, sents. price @2,500 each, terns easy” Yeuaats, Sao er meta bees Also, 8 fine House in lows modern conveniences, DANENHOWEL & 30: HORT ROUTE TO NORDDEUTSHER LLOYD 8. 8. CO. BUILDING LOTS WI We have tur sale well situated in the hoi weare prepared to sell cheap. SE SECTION OF THE Gree lance number of Isuilding Section of the city w For plots, &c., Os. Jie e Coe __ 1334 F street. FOLLOWING WELL * low prices, on easy terns, To Southampton (Louden. Havre), Brem * Saale March itatcroous, excelle: pointments, Prices: 1st ¢ tion; 2d cabin, Comfortabie st nt table, luxurious . $73, BHO, 890, ern ho provements. JOK SALE_WE OFF! located Lots of Grou or ip trade for improv uk SALE-SEVERAL | NEW HOUSES IN ‘awest and northeast from $1.00 4227-6¢ Beck SILK, 200, AT THE GREAT CLEARING ‘Double Co: azar and BR, Ger Tur Boor Oain. Snail cash payments, NOU square tect hortheast, at 3 diately opposite heid: HOTELS. LUTZ & BRO, APITOL BILL, TWO SQUAR ut 7 Foote aud beth, i | mifesment. brie» jon. G HENGE Qw_Keal Estate and Tusuratice. 1000 TF st'n.w. OR SALE-ON ¥ ST. XW. VALUABLE BUS ues Property, substantial buildi: rs ~~ istw Real Estate and Iusuratice, JOR SALE-MST. NW. SSTORY, 11 ks, w rice G18. = Rinnai ce eee stg Rot weer, Bouse, Tiss. Satidaorse 1 ave, Sstory abd cellar, }1rs. mi. 885i Ven Dew S-story and Laseiwent.Vre i Sst now, Sstory, Sos. heoted by furnace, &> T st. usw. sbetory and cellar, Sra. 1.1. 83,000. a ‘oh Capitol Hil Ow Power Coxorr, 40,000 square feet, Ist st. nw. at 45c.; water, 'e mentioned property subdivision into stualler lot. 60 fect front, 91.25. KEK & | 1006 F st-m.w. VALUABLE NOKTHW PEE property. ig: Of Jot I suttare va G00 feck and wide phrkin Bory aud baer: Fepair, uu fenc 4s all well adapted for WALKER & WILS HYGEIA HOTEL. GAMES, One hundred yards from Fort Monroe, where daily | HOME AMUSEMENTS, target practice, guard mount and dress parade take Place. Perfect in cuisine and appointments. Accom- dates 1.000 cuesta, “Turkish, Russian, electri, hot and cold sea and fresh-water baths. Afternoon concerts . and nightly hops. Pure ocean air, free from malaria aa ne Sea nw. Aree temperatrs for winter 47 duqrne. Sena | (0,70, O90, f: WAPRER FOR MONUMENTAL r 702 to 708 Printing Ottice. ‘ts. ‘The vaca and the laree, substantially-built Hw lot, 262100, ‘sold, Apply to owner. 1 BOARDING, WO NICELY PURN and conducive to refreshing sleep. for Mlustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms. 2 x. Lex “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘We have on hand a full stuck of the Celebrated Con- 0, | cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices: also Bole Agency for the CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES. 312497 Penna. ave., next to National Hotel. Heapovanrens FOR FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN, ‘Many styles never before seen in this country. GAMES, HOME AMUSEMENTS. EVENING PASTIMES. Extensive Dealer and Manufacturer of WOKSTED AND KNIT GOODB INFANT OUTFITS. such work. Office and Yard at.,in Tear of Goverument, IGHLAND PARK HOTEL, AIKEN, 8, 0. ‘Hlevator, New Plumbing. at of | climate, rt biacein Coe Cultad aiatea'? (oe 004 dosirabis of for new pain} Mh. FO. HATFIELD, Proprietor, ENSEY, 1006 F st. nw. ‘AJE-11-ROOM PRESSED-b: IcPHERSON HOUSE, C ts., 18 DOW o the Fee] meh for tie reception of perma RICK a improvements, @, between 13th aud lath ate 87,000 QOR RENT—PLEASANT, W Kooms, with or without Tabl J 98 LOT SHOES, WILL BE required. "514 13th st. nw. Le to your advantage to consult our gs pc ‘in every room, forty-Ave mint ao ‘Ladies’ Hand-Ser ies aden IN BROKEN SIZES, CLOSED OUT AT HALF FORMER PRICE. s Cur. PS US0: Sas ts Sees | UOIR eT rie mS abd ropeltoe, ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CAR On TO-MORROW, JANUARY TWENTY-NINTE, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M, we shall ell, in front of our sejesroom, a keneral sasortment of Household Effects, it "WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts,_ HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. ee eT CLARS CIGARS AT AUCTION. 2 W at TWELVE O'CLOCK and on DAY, JANUARY SHIRT FIRST. ISS7, at ny. auc tion rodms, at ELEVEN AM. and THREE shall sell the above consignment of Cigars. Foods are fusrunteed ay represen ‘and will be sold h to sult the trade aud private buyers: Ae FALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctionere LADIES! CLOAKS, ULSTERS, ETC., AT AUCTIO) ‘We shall #ell. at our sal ‘TO-MORROW, TARY EWESTYNINTH, at” HALE-PAST. TEN 40 Ladies® Clo; ferent and sty] mio idles’ Cloaks, different sizes and styles, which It WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. prs SLAE or, STALLS IN THE 0 STREET MARKET. The undersigned will sell = public auction, at the 0 1887. a “PAST ONE P. M.. three Stalls, with Scales, Measures, etc, Terms of sale: Cash. CHAS. W. N, Administ SAM'L BENS INGER Awe ~ ie 282 rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE Of an Unsurpassed Collection of JAPANESE ABT TREASURES, EMBRACING SATSUMA, TOKIO, KAGA, IMARI, KISHNIS, AND OTHER RARE AND CHOICE POBCELAINS, BRONZES, ANTIQUES, CURIOS, EMBROIDERIES, SCREENS, SCROLLS, KAKA- MONOS AND OTHER ART OBJECTS, TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MY SALESROOMS, SOUTHWEST CORNER ELEV- ENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE., WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEB- RUABY 2D, 3D AND 4TH, AT 11 AM. AND3. O'CLOCK P.M., EACH DAY, EXHIBITION ON MONDAY, JANUARY 318T AND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18T. _§027-6t__‘ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FPHOMAS DOWLING. auctioneer. HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 128 STREET. BETWEEN. FIKST AND SEC- OND STREETS NORTHEAST, Al AUCLION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY FIRST, 1887, at FOUL O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, I ‘shall sell all of Lot 5, in Square 724,80 bontaini foproved by u lance aad well-buiittrame dwell patement, fontaining 10 roome with ‘upper basement ied. ‘The yard tx hlied with aiFubbery and fine fruitot every description, being No. 128 Catrect portheast nour the U. 8. Capitol. ‘Terms: ‘One-half cach, the residue in two equal y meuts, at one and two years, with notes ee and nected by a dds ob Grune All conveyancing and recording at’ purchaser's cost; 8200. deposit quired at time of stle, ks Tat WACTEE B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING. BTC. By order of the Supreine Court of the District of Co- Boge net eat rN COO Ft sell, of THURSDAY. TNSEVENTH, AD. IsN7° atresideuce No, & 4 ing-described Household Effects, uamed in pare: Wal- But-franie Parlor Suite upholstered in pinsh snandaore Walnut-frame Mantel ‘Mirror, Marble top. Tables handsome Walnut Bookcase ahd Writing Desk co Dined, cylinder top: Revolving Chair Whatnot, gant Couch, Window Hangings, Easy Chairs and Hair- Cloth Rockers, Side Tablea: Brussels: Ingrain and other ca Hall Ollcloth, Siair and Hall Carpets, four ‘Walnut Chamber Suites, Walnut Wardrobes! Hair ead Husk Mattress, Wire-woven Springs, Extension Table, Hall Heck Ol Paintings and Etyerevinge, Foather Pu Jows aud Bolaters, Bedding, Chiuis, Glass and Crockery Ware, Kitchen Utensils, kc. Waist EDWARD K: PLANT, Administrator. {9% THR ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL rUbap ee SBOKE SN 1, A. D, 1887, same hour and y Drier of the Administra r= rN WE OF EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN E AND G STREETS SOUTHEAST. By virtite of a decree of the Supreme Court of, the District of Columbia, in’ equity cause, N 10084, T stall vellat public auction, in front the preimies, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY EIGH1H, 1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR P.M, that certain piece or parcel of Isnd and premises. situate in the city of Washington and District of Columbia, known and de- scribed as part of lot No. 12. in equare No. 926, be- kinning for the same at the southeast corner of the Suid Jot ‘abl running thence weat forty-nine (48) feet eight (8) inches, thence north eighteen (18) fect, thence eaxt forty-nine (49) feet eight (8) inches, thence south vighteen (18) feet, to the place of be ginning, together with the improvements, cousist- ing of w one-story brick store-room, erms of sale, as prescribed by the court—cash. A deposit of Afty (50) dollars will be required on accept ance of bid. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. On ten (10) days default in. compliance with ernie of sale The riche a ved to resell on “Ave (5) days’ notice at purchaser's cost and risk. HENKY E. DAVIS, Trustee. 468 Louisia DUNCANSON BROS., Aue NIN TH ES NOME WEST By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of gee the District of Columbia. paswed in “Equity Cause 469 No. 9922, Doc. *25, in which said cause George 'S Parker is complaitiantand Jane £. Baker etal. are de: fendants, the undersigned, ax ‘Trustees named in sald deere, will offer for sale st public auction, in frout of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887." at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, those certain pieces or parcels of ground situate In the city of Washington, i the Dis- frict, of Coluiubia, known and described ’as Lots ered respeguvely’ twenty-one (21) and twenty-two 2), iM suiare numbered one hundred and seventeen, r with the improvements and sppur- ‘unto belouging iis of wale as prescri of the purchase money to be paid tu casi of sale, aod the reside thereof In two equal instalments, for which the purchaser shall execute. his two. several promissory notes, payable with interest in one and two Yeurd respectively, from day’ of sale, said notes to be se Cured by a dua of trust on said proverty, or the entire purchase money may be paid in cushy, ab the op he purchaser. A deposit ot one. hutidred dollars. will be required of the purchaser at time of sale, ‘The trus- tees resurve the right to resell the said property in de- ful of compliance by purchaser with suid eras wath iu five days from day of wale, ut risk ubd expense of faulting purchaser. MF MORRIS, |. ) 9. 1504 F street. ) ren stoos DOLPHE CLAUGHTON, 48035 Louisiana avenue. NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. AKUSTEES' SALE OF PARLOR, CHAMBER, DISING-ROOM AND OTHER” FURR MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, BOLST! SELS AND OTHER CARPETS. i rat TURES, MUMOKS, LAMBREQUINS, CURTAINS, By virtue of two certain deeds of trnst, recorded re- spectively in Liber No. 1159, folio 186, et seq., and Liber No. 1217, folio 278, et'seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the y secured thereliy Land we will sell, on THURS RUARY THIRD, 1887, commencing at TEN A, M, at the auction ‘rooms of Duncanson Bros., cornet of @th and D streets northwest, in this he goous and chattels inentioned in schedule ” aud schedule “B,” attached to said trust eapectively, aud nume in part— Walnut Sideboard, Moquet and Tapestry Carpe! Oak alnut Bedroom Sets, Red Plush Patlor Suite, Mantel Mirrors, Crystal Chandeliers. tures, Chandeliers, Hair and other Mat- ‘tresues, Portieres, Folding Bed, We tens: jush res, Folding Bed, Waluut Extension Table, Pl ‘Terms cash. MOSES H. PAG) ‘Trustee under Trust in Liber 1459, fol 186, Sei under Trust in Liber 1:217, folio 378. UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUAB Under and by virtue of deed of trast, dated May, 37th, 1886, and recorded in liber No. Piz, follo 9f the land records of the District of Columbia, ands pearly 10.000 sailare’ feet of ground’ and | the Of the bi hi cured thereby, wevill ofer forsale infront: ite Prenues ae pea Suction, on FRIDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF FEBRU- ABY, A D. 188s, ut HALE-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P.M, wing-described real estate, viz: All of Iot ntimbered twelve (13) of Green's recorded subdi- Vision of ‘ote and parts of lots in square numbered sight hundred and two (#02), thesame being improved epee tse oan bee Jp onan sale, chaser to be given for the deferred Seer contin plotie manatees ar ae cured by a deed of trist on the property eold, or all ‘at the option of purchaser, Katponk of ouehun quired on, chase at the of sale. if the terms are not complied. with the trustees reserva the rigit. to resell ost Of the defaulting purchaser All ‘the risk ee Re itt ROedte — YHANE B SMITH =f Trustees, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ICERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON VERMONT AVENUE, NEEN 1 HRS NQUEAUE, BETWEEN 1 AND’ U ne of ° decree of the Su- Gourt ot the t ecto Catan came Ealty Gute No. Sus.on the 234 january, A,B. J8847, Wherein Edward H. O'Brien etal are Com plainante and Afary'. Jacobs ef al are defendant, the Undersigned trustee, ip said decree, will sell at public auction, in Hout ofthe ‘on MONDA} OO, FEBRUARY ‘RHE SEVENTH, & FOUR OGL: sub lot 51, in Zug’s, sub-division of griginal lof 5. “in''square umbered 361, fronting 19 Siepun of Steheacermons arenne aa he case dese tireou ‘aorthwest iinproved by’! two-story brick re a of sale, as prescribed by ; One-third of mohey t6 be ua chai anne ate fale, with in at the swig of aie CO) een pet Ges : of trust upon. the ery anld ot ‘i cash at 2 Shoe ee, mee te be, complied ‘with ‘ten, or ‘be ‘at risk oi a Aaibat never ‘wears out, always clean Tater, FISHER’S, 2d: EDITION. lanes 30 Latest ‘Telegrams to The Star MURDERER UNGER’S RAZORS, ‘The Weapons which Carved the Man who was Packed in a Trunk. New York, Jan. 28.—The two razors with which Edward Unger, the sausage peddler, at 22 Ridge street, used in carving up his partner. August Baltz, or Bohle, after he had killed him in bis in order that he might be packed up in the trul that turned up in’ Baltimore, were brought to police headquarters to-day and put away with ast the in his celi all the morning, refusing to speak when spoken to, He losely watched to prevent his cheating the hangman out of his just dues, Unger beige iD nocense, but says with a perceptible degree of nd his pparent boldwess, ‘Uhat “they the rest of the overwheiming evidence » murderer, Unj Tr sat sulien) As very cl waste Dreath denying his guilt or asse: anxlety’bet will have to prove tt.’ This the dev certain that when the conviction of this found, Later, Unger was arraigned at the Tombs lice court, charged with murder. He exbibi Stolid indifference, and when asked if he desired to ‘turned make any statement, simply sneered and his head aside. pe a) Another Fruitless Ballot at Charleston. CHARLESTON, W. Va., Jan. 28.—The jotnt ballot Tesulted: Cam for United States Senator ng. ——— A Nomination Declined. Parapeurnra, Jan. noininated for receiver of taxes by the: Yesterday, has declined the nomination, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. jew York Stock Market. The following are the oj of the New York Stock wire to H. H. Dodge, , 539 15th street: olives say will not be hand to do. The evidence forms one unbroken chain. The de- tectives, from a close observation of tbe man, feel netrates, to his understanding he will break down. The chief element of mystery that still remains to be cleared away 1s as to the disposition of the head of the murdered pedier, No trace of it has yet been den, 37; Willey, 32; Burdette, 6; others scatter- —John Hunter, who was Gemocrats ng and. 3:00 p.2m. prices schet as reported by apecial one amen retcetetstits as Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterdays quotations on the Waslugton Stock Exctianue are noted todas UP Babe IBGE” coupone 110 big) 120) SS, Conpom, 28 Tha, eB Si 4," revistored, c. Ze, 1891, currency. Washington Gas,’ 39% ‘bid, 30% “asked. town Gas, 40 bid. Firemen’a Insurance, 40} vid, 43% asked. NationslMetropolitan Insurance, “6135 bid, “National Union 11 20% bid, 2S tiica, “Goeoran “nmursncs: “hie” a, German: Insurance, Aterican Insurance, 148 Ri Washington Market stock, 17. bid. ‘Did, 165 seked. Great Falls" Tee, 13 Real* dutaee ite. Tnsurance, 116. bid,” 120 asked, (4 'aaked. ‘Chesapeake and Pel, Cou. 43 Did, 4d Bot''el Co. 8éicbid,’ Sp astede Baltimore Markets, aujitfinia ten-forties, 40; do. new threes, 67 bid to- Y. BA ., Jan. 28.—Cotton dull and easier. PAL TIOIQRE Mo ie, 2 Coton alkane ate 503.00: do. extra, 3.15 family, 5.30 jet; southern red, "G46; southern amber, Sba98; No 8 western winter LAL January, O1% bid: February. U1 yale; March. 0155 bid: May, 94,004) western steady, ck southern yellow, 4794! 46%; January, 4035 bid: 46%a040%; 7: Oats steady—southel Brag; western, mix Yellow mized. spot, 46: February, 404040: fay, 477%. bai 34a western “whi pa Pacl sa: Gheamety, "25ais3. Eyre lower and quiet, 20e37- Petroleum steady—refin 6, fee wt = Nt hve fru, 1231. uli cotzon, four, 2a; grain ‘easier, 3a Sales—wheat, 199,300 buahels:cor er FD, 150,300 DRAWING TO A CLOSE. Summing Up in the Emmons Case. Mr. Kent concluded his closing argument in the Emmons lunacy proceedings this morning. The court room was well filled, there being a number of women present. Mrs. Emmons did not attend. Before proceeding with his argument Mr. Kent ex- pregsed his regret that he had not, in closing bis case, the co-operation of his associate, Mr. Wood- bury Blair, who was compelled to absent himself on account of the death of his mother. Mr. Kent also spoke of a newspaper account of what passed between himself aud Mr. Robinson yesterday when he had defended the reputation of ‘a lady whohad been referred to in testimony. Newspapers, he said, generally, to make things int >) gave theth a sensational coloring, more or less. He sald he made no threat to Mr. Robinson, and certainly did not intend that his manner should be threaten- ing. He intended no insult to Mr, Robinson, Mr. Kent then went on with his argument. EFFECT OF THE JURY'S VERDICT. After the recess, when the jury reassembled, Mr. Davis, of the jury, asked some questions re- garding the effect of the jury’s verdict in case they found Mrs. Emmons not sane. Mr. Garnett explained the proceedings that would be taken, saying that the committee to be appointed by the chancellor would have absolute control over Mrs. Emmons. Mr. Kent sald the committee would have legal custody of Mrs. Emmons, subject to the control of the chancellor. After some discussion of the law between coun- sel, the jury at half-past two o'clock retired from the court room to consider the case, District in Congress. THE MATTHEWS REJECTION. ‘The rejection of the nomination of Matthews for recorder of deeds, under the present rules of the Senate, cannot be officially certified to the Presi- dent until two executive sessions intervene. The case is in the hands of the executive clerk, and at the next secret session a motion will be made to Suspend the rule and certify the case to the Presl- dent at once. A PROPOSED HOSPITAL FOR INEBRIATES. In the Senate to-day Mr. Ingalls (for Mr. Ed- munds) introduced a Dill toestablish a hospital and reformatory for inebriatesin the District of i it provides that such a hospital shall beestabitsned tn the vicinity of Washlagton {or the detention and treatment of tnebriates. It makes the Secretary of the Interior, president of ‘the commissioners and superintendent of the ip- Sane asylun a commission to select and ans and have erected suitable bulla. ‘adopt plans and have table ines” “Whed President of the United States shall appoint to serve without com- managers six well-known and discreet citizens of the District. ‘The bill also Provides that upon cath of a near relative that a Person 1s incapable of taking care of his or her property by reason of drunkenness the District su- preme court shall inquire into the facts and may commit such person to the hospital. Referred to en completed the pensation as a board of the District committee. ee ‘Treasurer Jordan will Resign. WILL LEAVE OFFICE MAY 1s. It 1s now practically settled that Mr. C. N. Jor- dan, treasurer of the United States, will relinquish his present office May 1st in order to accept an office—probably the presidency—of the Western National Bank of the city of New York, an insti- tution now in process of and which yet so shortly after the ‘Congress. It 4s understood that the change in office involves a decided increase in salary, put the exact amount of which 1s not stated, “i'ne of treasurer 18 $8,000. per annum. "The gnew office, tt 18 sald, ‘will pay at Jeast $10,000 per annum, postr i Interior Department Changes. ‘The following ofticlal changes have been made | The Washington company is a 28 bid, Leeks a C,per, ips. Gs, LBL, coin, 110 bid. 110% asked. bid. 1901, currency, 130 bid. “3b-year fund. 6s, 1902) colti, 128 bid, 139% "asked. 22 aeked. Vashington Brick Machine, 141 bid; Bank of Wash: ineion, Sosbrd: “Netoual’ Metropolitan bank, 38 bid, Farmers’ ‘and Mechanics’ Georrctown, iy amills super, 2.50 00; Patapsco do. superlative 380; Wheat ceoutherh ‘stexdyy western. steady and Corn—southern steady and firm; ine easy; southern white, 47348: 38: ut 4u36: Pennsylvania, 343 ay quiet—priue to, choice Provisions frm and furly A ky rerpool per, steamer but to do Jormally resigned, but expects ‘The Sparke-Foran Unpicasantness. ‘MK PORAN'S SIDE OF THE MATTER. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ‘Wasmixoron, D.C... January 25, 1887. To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR In your issue of last evening appeared an item with the caption “Gen. Sparks on his Mettle,” in which the land commissioner 1s made to say, re- ferring to myseit: “Well. si have determined very wisely taat you were not th man to represent them, Further. this i* 20 the pi for such remarks, and if you don’t leave this office PU put you out.” If Gen. Sparks made use of this language, It furnishesat least one exctise for the hesitanct this administration tn putting democrats In off Inasmuch as my constituents “determined” Chat them by_re-clectiag Iwas the man to represe me, and that too by an inc a district that gave the for governor a pluralit be to keep his chief posted upon current events, However, 1c nay be possible that this poruon 0 the “interview™ is as false as the balance of i. land commulsstoner What T did say tot wag, in substance, this: of retaining republicans 10 oi “If the poli no use for you it they’ come into power ta 1888. If the general ordered me to lea’ within the range of possibilities, he m: done sa, MAL FOR —— One Nomination To-day. ” replied Gen. Sparks, “your constituents scl | events iy four thousand, it seems it would be in onder for Mr. Sparks to hire another repubii-an clerk, whose sole duty would ethat 18 now pre- vailing Was understood In 1s4, you would not be now chief of this office.” The general responded in a speech in which “1, Sparks, and my abluty Were the principal words used. "To cats 1 replied: “If your ability was a million tines as great as 1¢ 1s, You Would not be here if Grover Cieveland Was, not elected President in 1884, and, notwithstand- dug yourgreat genius, the republicans will have his 2) ofice, T certainly did not hear him doso, thought, as sucht conduct upon the part of the general is quite SOCIETY NOTES. Mrs Cleveland's pubite Peceptions are held only every other Saturday afternoon, There will there. fore be no reception to-morrow afternoon, but om The following Saturfay she Will hold a reception from 3 to 5 o'clock. One of the most enjoyable receptions held at the White House for some thae past Was that given by the President for Congress and the Judiclary last ‘The rooms snd corridors of the Execu. Uve Mansion were Lastefuity decorated with grow. Ing planis and cut Gowers, and the company was At no Une 89 large as to become an unmanageable crowd. Col, J. M. Wilson, who had change of all ments, prooeded the receiving party Which walked to the reception The President and of the Treasury and Mrs M. Mrs Clevetan ry of the Navy and Mrs Endicott tary of the Inte aud Mrs Vila ond the Postmaster General and Mrs Lamar. When they had taken their positions Im Une and the members of (he cabinet had retined to the abers of the ‘orps and of the judiclary bogan to ¢ Y reapect Mim Cleveland wore dss of ivory satia, shorn of [ts orange blossoms and laces. The Dodice Was edied With ostrich Ups, and « bunch of the same was worn tn her hair. Mrs. Mani A court @ress of heliotrope motte antique, the front draped with duchess Lae, and th 1 bodice trimmed with heiiourope pearl ornaments, Mrs Endicott wore a robe of wine velvet cut, with a demt train, high tn the neck, the band fas. Ad wih a dlathoud brooch and a dlamond spray upon the lapel of the revers Cue waist. font of pearl tinted satin brocaded in & nits, With stews, leaves and wilting ar flowers tu natural colors, MPS Vilas Wore a Becoming tollet_ of shell pink slik. “The bodice was round and low, Mnished With a fall of pearl embroidered lace, Ste also wore a. ‘The President sent the following noniination to | foMd chafn with a diamond heart depending. The the Senate to-day: Edward W. Nealey, of Hagers- town, Ma., to be consul at Munich, P. 0. D. Appointments, W. D. Lambert, of Kentucky, has bea appointed | la to a $1,000 clerkship in the oft Assistant Postmaster General, and J.D. Yelverton, | of Alabama, to a $900 clerkship in the dead letter | office, both under the civil service rules, ‘sae A Solution of the Gas Question. A BILL TO PROVIDE A UNIFORM RATE THROUGHOUT ‘THE DIsTRicT. In the Senate to-day Mr. Ingalls, from the Dis- trict committee, reported as an amendment to the Dill in relation to gas in Washington a Dill for West Washington. It provides that from and Both, 1887, the price of illuminating gas in all parts of the District of Columbia shall be uniform; that the Georgetown Gaslight com- pany is hereby authorized and empowered to con- slight company after June solidate with the Washington ¢ by the exchange of the stock of ty company for the stock of the Wast ton company ‘on such terms and in such proportions as may be agreed between the companies, and the Washing ton company shail retain Its present name. For the purpose of carrying out this provision the Was! ington company 18 authorized to Lssue seve! thousand five hundred shares of Its capital stock at_now authorized by law. pw COMPANY $0. X= the ex- all have been inade the Georgetown perty, books, accounts, claims, ete, to the Washington cous and the latter shall become "the "for all debts, norized to extend Into West ns aNd pipes it’ shall manu- facture and sell gas to West Wasidugton in the ay as in the y the same ington Ut in addition to the ai The stock of the Geors changed shall be cancelied, AS soon change company shall ura over sil its pr pan; owner, and all be Mab 1ts mains aud pipes across Ri Washington and connect with U Of the Georgetown company; cree ‘same manner and upon the sume te city of Washington, and shall en) powers and privileges in West. We are by law conferred upon it for this ‘The bill also provides that the Georgetown company shall cease and determine, but that this act shall not interfere with any contract or action at law, or prejudice any right, privilege, etc., of the Washington company. ‘This amendment will be called up and consid- ered in connection with the pending bill to regue late gas in Washington, Senator Spooner ts Watching datty for a chance to get the subject up, - accept the com: | mittee’s bill and amendment asa solution of the and hy ‘Neves the Senate wil jas question, gas que ae ‘The Question of More Rapid Transit. THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS FAVOKABLY DISIOSED. Commissioner Webb, as president of the Board of Commissioners, to-day addressed a communica- District com- “to amend ‘the act giving the approval and sanction of Con- gress tothe route and termini of the Anacostia and Potomac River railroad.” ‘They sald: “The Commissioners beg to say that in general the sub- stitution of electricity or a propelling cabie wer as a street railway in0- tion to the chairman of the Hous mittee in reference to House bill 10, for horse tor 18 first be procured from them.” should first be d from them. ‘The Suit Against the Gas Company. AVERDICT AGAINST THE DISTRICT. To-day in the Circuit Court, Judge Cox, the case asbing- ton Gas Light Co. was tried. This was an action to recover because the gas furnished was not up to the standard. The defendant showed that the tests were not applied at the time provided by law, and a verdict was rendered for the defendant. & of the District of Columbia against the notice of motion for a new trial was given. ‘The Walker-Miller Homicide, WALKER'S TRIAL DKAWING TO A CLOSE. In the Criminal Court today, in the case of Geo, N. Walker, on the charge of the munter of John c. Miller on the 8th day of December last, District Attorney Worthingion delivered the closing argu- nent. THE JUDGES CHARGR. ‘The argument was concluded by Mr. Worthing- ton at 2:25, and Judge MacArthur proceeded to charge the jury. —-—_ District Government Affairs, A LIQUOR LICENSE COMPARISON. The records of the Commissioners’ oMice show that but eighteen liquor licenses have been issued to keepers of houses of prostitution this year, ‘while last year the number Was twent Ucenses net_$100 each, or $1,800, While last_years’ ‘Uwenty-nine Wholesale'licen: ‘and the opposite square. EX-CHIEF CRONIN'S CLAIM DISALLOWED. Mr, Martin Cronin, eX-chier of tue fire depart- ment, subinitted to the District Commissioners a Dill of $154.56 for an extension ladder for Truck com ‘A. He has been informed that the ladder, having been presented to him in his official capacity as clitef of the fire department, becomes the property of the District, and the claim is dis- FOR THE GAS COMPANY TO ANSWER. ‘A QUESTION A letter was addressed by the District Commis- sioners to-day to Charlies B. Bailey, secretary of (on Gas Light company, requesting “that you will inform the Commissioners under ‘the Washi what law and regulations your company juires: 2 deposit trom consumers 1a advance of furuisiag gas! ‘MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The District Commissioners entertained the Dis- trict committees of Congress by an oyster roast at the 22th-street wharf al 2 o'clock to-day. uest to have a telepone for the Judge Snell’s req < ote communicate with police uarters: i> portant points in the prosecution of Central office of the Associated and other Lun) thelr work, has been. Policeman 8. R. Trimble, of the second precinct, has tendered his resignation, ‘The closing session of the nineteenth annual convention of the Woman Suffrage association ‘was held last evening at the Metropolitan church, Which was filled to overflowing. Miss Mary F. Eastman, of Massachusetts, spoxe on “Woman: a Peril to ‘the State.” Delegate Carey gave an ac. count of the workings of woman in ‘Siake we n and Bilss Anthony. The association Das dotied to hold in this city next year a muvee. dng to commemorate the fordeth anni | antique, with roc Georgetown | Pe rable for several reasons. * * in particular the freeing of the street cleaning department from the great burden limposed upon it by une use of horse’ “The Commissioners do not believe, however, that within the settled limits of the city, the cars should be run, except in special cases, at so high a rate of speed as 10 mfles an hour, and would prefer to Nx eight miles as the Amit! The Commissioners are, thererore, inclined to give thelr approval to. Une proposed. ‘substiin- Uoh, It does not appear in the text of the bill that either the route or termini of the Anacostia and Potomac river railroad ts changed, as indi- cated in the title, and the ‘only — point calling for the present consideration of the Commissioners in the bill as drafted fs the ab- sence of authorization of a double track or sepa- Tate route as a substitute thereior, and the further authorization to lay temporary Uacks during the Progress of the alterations — This, tl appears, should be subject to the supervision’ and order of the Commissioners, and the necessary permits nine, ‘The records aiso show Uhat the receipts tor the eighteen, netted but §725, at $25 each. ‘The regulations are also strictly aduered to with respect to the consent of property-owners and occupants of dwelling houses on the square front of the skirt had a tabiter of silver Drocade Ink, edged With lace and net, and the train was full and long. Mrs. Lamu wore a dress of llac crape and silk, The bodice Was high and Mutshed with a ruche of ‘The (rout Was of crepe and Uhe sides and of the Third | t7ain of Sik, Among other dresses noticed wasthat of Mrs. Fole Som, of White satin, with train of embossed velvet nd garaltures of po Miss Sternberg, of Bullalo, Wore a low bodice of bine moire anti esa broad blue ribbon, with poo’ thier Ubroat, and a knot of the same Mrs. "Kingstord, of Oswexn, White House, Wore pint eves and pottiind bod rs. Butterworths dress way claret velvet: Miso Butierworth’s, pale nd green sith, con with tulle; Baroness d'Iajuba's, low bod u, Inout Of Lavender brocade, a’ yellow cornflowers and dint Sih her hair. | Mrs. Ryan wore pink amolre ded peiticoat; Mr. Si Diack slik, combined with a t Miss West, white sat Knott, biick ve mon ™ et aud piuk silk, with pink Is; MPS Wilkins, white ottoman silk with Moss ‘green silk garnitures; Mrs Lamar, a black velvet, low bodice and a dog collar of lack Miss denute Lamar, blue moire antique and led tay 5 Fortescue, copper Sain, enriched with’ elusters of copper pesand biick lu; Mrs. Anderson, pink stn tram, with Mary Stuirt collar, puluk Weathers tn her bait, (ru des of whive brocade in Rosca; Mrs. Sehator Miller, pink brocade trimmed. With @itelioss face; Mrs, Gen. Black, Wultesutin brocade pearl aid point Ince; Mrs. “Gawer, Diack satin; Miss | Dawes, poari sa Culidm, bine velvet and sliver brocade; Miss Cullow, white silk and tulle; . Leite in. of ck dace and tulle, frases; Mis er spangled: Mrs, Di Cuba, Patten, lavender train of t sulin bodice and Trout draped in Lane lace; Unt Misses Patten, skirts Of Russa tulle, with green Velvet bodives, edged With Luiie aud Shes of green moire ribbon; Iss May Manning, whitte sain and tule; Mrs. EL ©. Manning, wisi Mrs. Lamont, plik satin, In addiden to tay bers ott shative nd Judicial branches of Uie government, in Whose honor the re: Was specially given, there om In official and prival and, sve a lttie crowding reception room tn Uhe early , tie entertatument Was, Ubroughout both britiiaut aud enjoval ‘The Chinese Minister gave a birthday party last evening in honor of his own anniversary to about © friends. Mr. Grahain sang, and there was dancing and a supper. Mrs. Stanford's reception yesterday was langely attend white Slik, the frout ¢ ace and Wis edge of ine skirt garn ack and white ostrich plumes. Mrs. st d the assistance of her sister, Mis. Laturop, the dining-room Were Miss Lathrop, Miss Dulpl, Miss Mahone, Miss Odeneal apd Miss Murphy. Ex-Senator Swockton gave a reception for his daughter the bride of Mr. Richard stock~ ton (lately Miss Clemen°e Finch, of St. Paul). Miss Juila Stockton and Miss Marie Stockton, Miss Berghmanrts and the Misses Green assisted tn dis Pensing the hospltallties, and, as Mrs. Stockton Was unable to be down siairs, Mrs. Royall chape- roned the party. Ex-Representative Bishop, of Connecticut, gives dinner to-tnorrow evening to the members of the Thirty-Afth Congress, now in Lown, at Uke Ar Ungton. Mrs. Bonaparte matronized the german om Wednesday night, and Mr. John Rodgers led the cotillion stag. Miss Waite, daughter of the Chief Justice, gave @ deautiful luncheon yesterday in honor of her guest, Miss Moss. ‘The young ladies invited were Biss Endicott, Miss Manning, Miss Eleanor Stoard, Miss Minne Poe, Miss Edie, Miss Lamar, Miss Wut Son, Miss West, Miss Vilas and Miss Sherman, Am exquisite bouquet of La France roses Was Lild-ak each plate. Miss Ella Robertson, daughter of Mr. and Mra, T. J. W. Robertson, was married last evening by the “Rev. Dr. Townsend to Le Blond Burdette, at the residence of her parents, corner of 9th and O sireets. After the cere the happy couple tert on a ten days’ tour of the principal northern cities, Mr. James B. Harper and Miss Mary A. Rowan, Aniece of Vice Admiral Rowan, were married ab ort, Wayne yesterday. ‘The bridal party left tor sshington, where they will be the guests of tne admiral. PERSE See neon ees RANGE OF THE part of th 1214 7th street northwest, reports Ube larceny trom show window of razors, knives, etc., wort $4.65, James M. Dove, 1x29 F street northwest, reports stolen from his carriage a Whip aud rube, valued at $7. cats ‘THE PHILOMATHIAN SocieTy.—The Philomathian lterary society met last evening at the second BapUsh church, “Among tose present were rej resentatlves of the Grand Army of Uke Republic and many prominent citizens. Hon, Solomon Brown, read an original pocua on “Charles Suui- ner and the negro soldier.” Mr, Joseph S. Dav of the Baltimore bar, read a paper on “Indust unity, or co-operation in business.” ‘The paper as discussed by Messrs. A. yer, A. Si. AL ‘Smuth, G. H. Richardson atid Guuers aud Ghe mus: ical program, under the direction of Ans Siye, was ——-—. ‘Traveler's Guide. Perna. Rovre—B. and P. station, 6th and B streeta ait Rer, Yonk, Fiitindetpnie and the East, and "3115 41, 1 and 11-20 te tn Howton, For News Mork, om Pandas. 11220 p. rut iat,” St Lata, Patter at the Wort, 0-40 am, tact line)- daily’ to Cueinnett hd St, Louls and eaceyt’ Saturday to Chicago. 12-13 pan. (Chicago Limited) daily. “Chicago abd Clixchuasta Chicago and St. Louis“ Pacihe Exprens 10 pe dally, Clcuro'and St. Laie. - Pacific Express, 10 pu For Kiclanuud atsd the South, 6 and 11a daily and ‘m. daily except Sunday. 415 , 4:40. 6, 7 10, 10 and 11 au, day S' 9-40 aud 11°05 aan, 12:15, 12°30, 2,44 10, 10 aud 11.20 p.m. For Pope's Greek Lite, OF Atibiapeo 29 aby 12:15, 42 jou Sunday. am. and 419 pin. For brs Getapdisiia Roctirster, Butalo aud Riggary, Lo y.aut SBisp0' hots, Siation, Comer New Jervey. ays. and© vor Chicas, 10 a. Cfaat sited, Tipti dally. for Cincinnat, Louie and St Louie aut rem $280 by. daily cxcent Stinday. DIED. BLAIR. January 27th, 1887,MARY E. BLATR widow of the late Mo ith oy fuciuiery Bi ueral service at St, Joua's church, January 200, ne BONNE! Jan 27, 1887, at five p.m. MARY E. BONNEY, widow Uf the late Kliss W-Bobuey, of Baltimore. CORNELL. On January 28th. 1887, at 3:15 0% ae MARION ESTEE Tony cuaid “of W sad seven sitet, on tate Hosa D. Cor |, aed three mouths : nce from the residence, 2312 cs soge tes cee, SUE GIBSON. At 6330 a.m., Jauuary 27, 1887, MABGA- RET GIBSON, in eighty “fret year of age. eof her er 1811 K st, bw, at 2 pin buuday. Friends and iaully invited to attend. ad ASR EETA MACAU Age Fea ana tout Wuneral from the residence of ber Geo. F. Cunningham, 512 6th street Sunday, January 0, at 3:00 o'clock pa. * (DRYX. January 27. 1887, Pal nf EEE et oe fo, MOS. PADLINE igi ro seiacnco of, ber, son, J. A. Sore: clock. Fricads are re bd 5 » Sant p887, ALEMAN| poate Foote meek etter Se Se ene or ee