Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1887, Page 3

RENT— st.12r 8140 at. ow. OF. that. uly. Ge at. De. Fr, f neeress ier} WOE... DeSalesst., tir... th st. 2. 1s Balser pl ny 10x 6 870 bat awe Toe aii be examina! from ‘THOSAS J. Fisiite & 00. Tad Fst nw. New 1 OM HOUSE, KITCHEN, @ining-room, &e.,on first floor: hard’ wood, finial. heating apparatus, verti Smprovement, large lot, choice home. ApPI © ODGE. 700 Sih stn Ls R RENT—BY RK. 0, HOLTZMAN. 1203 Pa. sv. 7, 465 @ st nw. T Tora un. av, 10F. 83. 10th st. niw.,12 rs. ‘and store. 418,000 2517 to SPB chat Gince ror bitieln " > patie arti becom ‘B-story and cellar brick dwell! ‘Dapous ciesien"i0 teoae aud with furniture... S-story and basemen’ ‘pout Circle 1) peck ‘S-story and cellar Sutomeeeenee on Vi eet 14,600 f19th st..near th, al! fH. 1.. 13,500 15,500 brick dwelling, Maite, Seated Broom banks Ci SUBST a0 B2-story brick awe city, 6 rooms abd ma. An 8-room brick, Britis Sie ‘Several attractive abd well- new brick di ‘northwest Sit celles, with'all mi ir at-=--- 60,000 and 85,900 the Istand 15th. [my] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. TYLER & RUT) RD, Fie ponies at topaiee chabeh: 44 roomie, iuod™ eae ern iinjecvewenta: f conaltion: price, #8000 SALE SINE ROOM BRICK ATHT.A ‘small cash payment; easy terms, Apply UWNEI room Back. apy 56 74h at md: st Becky DUN ae Gat. pe. 4 5 Tie taetanr ok Seven-room Brick, 11th at., utes aie ee 2 Biagio _PHOPERTY ae SALE—A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, = Wwindows containing S room wittcall moera | mpt Pisce. i ai ba pips improvements, 18 feet Tins. front by 80 feet ieep. to | GE Nscz ge x Apply to We Bipe, 301 best or REM DROW N's. barat | lot 202108 to alle. 12,600 Store cor. Tih and Nats nw may2-di" | Moonie, Paisthoes Tey bent Boole OHIE"A8 Oo JR SALE HOUSES. anal WARDS JOR SALE—DWELLINO, 1416 8 Fit tay windsce tbat and oh imodern jinprovements: giways rented: repair: fine bargain. J. F.L., Star office. my2-6t" POF SALE BRICK HOUSE, FIVE RoOMH, 420 3D st ne; LOO; jor $12 per 1o0n ¥rice $1800." WESCOTT, WILCON & WINE,” mye 1907 Pennsylvanis av 1 SALE—NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK 1 eight roo im. excel Cleveland ave, gas and water, slate m: Introbe: will rent for $15.39 periwonth.. Price Cheap. WESC VILCOX & WINE, inyZ-3t Pennsylvania ave. Datweee Banke Eat punos Hake RRbORE ween ce . WESCOTT, WILCOX & WINE, “1907 'Pennsylvania JLOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. One of the finest locations on 9th at., near aylvania ave. nw. A grout. | Will be sold low. Apply to, DUNCANSON BKOS., mye ‘and D sta. n.w. R SALE-CHEAP—A "ue parking all an Pie $4,000; forms easy. Ce PAREN SS an tas. _ aPIO-BE* Fo SALF—OHEAP- CMA Se BRIC! 3d and 4! 1,2 —A FINE HOU fronting B st. and also Mass. a Mt, betwoen 200 veatment. "CLR. PARKER, 434 ad Esw. : $30,000.22¢ aco OWES & 0 ALE —CHEAP—FOUR NEW SIX-ROOM | apa nd Weick houses Gu McLean aver, Uerween Gd anh 4 | eee One M cas as ats 8.W.; Very easy terms; $1,600. C. H. PARKER, dgand baw. apit0-e* (308-310 “M ST—NEW AND COM aud ‘lings: nine a ent brick Dwellings: 2 a moders_unproveman Guced to $40 each. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Feanw apli-im O1 G steak & Se” 1111 Firstet, n-w.,8r 18.50i 68. ‘Small Houses in various parts of the city from’ to310 per month each. Desirable Otice Kooups in building 604 Fst nwt ‘SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat_nw. K SALE— 1324 16TH 81.N.W., $22,000—1 WILL well at above ‘and gant and cares ‘built ‘OF iy oWB occupancy (John Fraser, areiatect: Devid- ‘& Co. builders).half » ‘hotth of opts Circe, on broad 16th st, opposite Sr. Hobenon's Pen eten's; Dock wlablein rear. Address Rey, DOUG tnnati, Ohio." : Timhisate TOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE TWO TWO-STORY frame Houses on. Road, just north of oundary. ‘a short walk from ihe Hestreet care: 3 - enay terms: will exc for vacant Jota in the city. SWORMSTED’ bh ge al im toot. JOR SALE—NEW 6 ROOM BRICK, CLEVELAND ave nw $1,750. New bay-window brick, Wylie - $1,700." Bach renting for $15.30. Te Tostiment. WRIGHT & BOLTON Be ‘cided a ee Fok, S22 ENE, GUE ROOM, TWO-STORY, mble-iront House, om North Carolina. ave. tween 6th and 7th sts: large front lawn: heated furnace. Price, #4000: Addvess VERITAS, Star ofck (EAP_THREE SIX-ROOM BRICK SALE—CH Er ruse om st betwee and 9: smod. liipe, terina easy; Bls7 PARKER, 45) and Ea. i ent USE ON FTTH nud Gs Bat all od. aps ‘OR SALE—HOUSES—SPECIAL BARGAIN! Piticcsiny ane bem rae Bana SormestoryBetck, Seipit lidund'y,T4thand 1344 iniee-story Bricks, Ur, ia. C, bet, dd aud 435. a y Brieks, Gr, mi. i, $4, G wd H ne. Bricks, Gr, nul, 13u3,W & Boundat; 8.0. HILL, 8th and Fite, 8: -AT A 'N.—SBALE) in wale Ma tuaia toe eae - | Ghuroval by the owners up to and including’ 188s, for that superb property, 1301 13th, Franklin Squafe. This property has al the Fesidence of Foreign Ministers, briny rental. Its appointments are eapecially My) toen- (ertatning: containa ® lage number of rooms, with saloon opening back neatly seventy feet, snd s large stable and SeTgee hor {t is one of the finest prop- greg in Washitgton. Information) Ot, perpuenion i inapect willbe piven by wi 0 tracte of land gu HECK Groek Bask or ale at lon Be 0. P. GOFF, 14:20 New York ave. n.w., Room lose to elevator. p1d-1m' fr MONEY TO LOAN MOREY 10 LOAN ON REAL EATATE IN THE Sey SURANGA Hi Sand eat TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ON REAL EetaTe, _..__[ap16]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAR, apiio-se | Jyf ONBY TO LOAN 0} REALESTATE, AT 5 TOG JPOE SALE -cuEAP—sIx OOM BIACK, UOUSE | cousleral security. Oy A A PLL ob Bre hetwnen Ais and iar. wa ll wodera | “apt 1438 New York Se aa ee ae | ey a nee POD ena a ER RE a sums to's }OH SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS OOR- | Sand'G ver continence : ner, 454 abd K ats. aw. 200. | £3 HILL € JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. pat aaa JWONEX TO Loan ON REAL EeTATH, INDULES Feakbie sands. MUN Riwatns tees AT FOR s NESS COR- B.O HOLTZMAN, ner, isd nd N sts. aw, reuting now at €30, per | _n016 corner 10th and F sta, n.¥, 88.750. "OE PARSER. 499 and E MO°EX 70 LOAN py ArROVED KeaLustare Fe, SALE-SEVERAL DESIKALLE HOUSES, pleasantly rontable invest tly located, for bowes or HUMPHREY & COLMAN, Gis F JJJOR SALE_AT 85, cera eee west. W.E BURFORD, reas brick front House; cellent location, north: ‘New ork ave." a30-38 rd BI & 3 4 t 7 piece of Business Property, lot ernment ‘New Yor! st $1,000 yearly. W. E BURFOR Ve, a: JOR SALR—12 PER CENT INVESTMENTS_IN Tapidly improving part ot the northeast section, convenient to H st. cars abd Government Print Ofiice, three (new) well-built brick Houses; small cas! Payment; monthly payments, 1422 New York ave. = Cone 500, A HANDSOME THREE- XY ft. toalley, fronting 62 ft. on alley with siable; under lease to Gov W. E BURFOKD, ‘oderate commiasio delay. TE pe LEO a MOIETIES som own eaeretns « one estate security: Fin in Se BROWS, om Ta) Peonsyivenis ‘ONEX TOLO, WEST A F $, Ry Ayn See Sere 324 F ot. nw. Mo* ‘TO LOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST bes ys DANENHOWER & SON, apye a he OE. Ae Pat Bh) ee atlarett ates of intora No BS ae here the pad early new, well built, all’ modern iin} for $18.30 each per month; will be sold JOR SALEFIVE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, ‘situated on 4th st., bet. D and Staunton Sq, i.e. rent cusily @ vod in- fovea 0. GREEN, 303 7th st nw. __BUSINESS CHANCES, _ 3 ‘Vestment price. Inquire STIMATES WANTED FOR TEARING DOWN 2 nae sooo “WS. vannrs, ras ret nw. | Fruita megan oi eagTEA TING, DON Fok Ss VERY CHEAP_TWo NEW Six Room IR 8: VERY DESIKABLE THREE STORY | known as “Teland corner Virginia ave and Gt Eay window brick Bouses, colar, beth, range, ia. house, on Sthst., bet. Mand N ots. uw | ft. sw.: alno, separate bid for stacking and leaviiye si tpbe, ate mantels: hot and cold water, Nos. 431 and | well built; all modern improvenenta, tasuier oy ME: | Dusldl ‘matarial op premisen with removal of debris, a eae ae wad becold on ginal caah payment | M. PARKA, 1418 F st. nw. ‘ap30-6t | Sealed estimates to be submitted to tie DANENHOW! 3 13 Pet iw POR SALE VOR INVESTMENT EIGHT, NEW Marytandnve sed Goose: oD. yoom bricks, with hall, ou K st. ae. bot. Ly Manager for ———— and 13th. All venied to good te brie ey R SALE_SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PARTIES | $1,500. Terms easy. ‘Aloy three six Toots bricks, | ™752t"_‘The Bergner & Engel Brewing Oo,_ desirous of buying or ‘with cellar; all mod. imps. ; on 5th st. u.e, between D FS; SALE-0) era OF | SICKNESS—A Tesidences near Dupont Cirele, is {0 the three | and K sm. all rented at @i8 per mouth tech. Price | A! well-cs and loing Business elegant and besut ‘Anished ‘Just com oy }; terms easy. Also, f ‘new brick houses | cor. 14th and Pet yl in ee pisted, Now 740, 1744 ana 1744 Fata. ws hard. | Om Oth, oe. wt aitSeated a 22 pes moneh | "myst 8. RAHSOH. 1400 Pa. ave. n.w. 3 ee Sree. | cach. Price 500. 3 re NOR katt | 4 REAL ESTATE OWNER WANTS TO BORROW re Davip' a Win ‘named only, NORTH WASH | A eModon aitodee property Astana ti, at 3 1006 ¥ st. nw. ‘CHANGE FOR SMALL CITY woperty, 1342 Vermontara, near lows ; bot Femain at 5 per ces = ‘THOS. @. HEXSEY, st mw. a30-3¢ Der cent; no ‘commussions. Geiser ace ese ecnrscs cee ee sma ee ANTED—TO MAKE A CASH INVESTMENT building lot direct from owner: mi ty part of city, northwest preferahie, or pretty suburban lot, Any one having a bargain t6 gffet for camh, apply in person. to Bt Same’ Hotel Root ull tnformation by letter within noe astern” Smys2t ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD—OF- ea of Sonirtnst Raginoa eine Oe ROR SALE AN RLEGANT NEW DWELL | {OR SALE—TWO FRAME HOUSES, SITUATED | Bricks and 100,000 Saluion Bricks, delivered at South sug, No. SO? A at nw. Lot, 35 feet front 19 | Mnortawestern part ot city; also four frames | Capitol and Tata. ne. "The Company reserves the right Tooms apd eo grates and all in rear of lots; the whole of ‘the property renting for | to reject any or all bids. umprovements: ely pepered and Sy $50 per month; will be sold cheap if sold at ouce. Ad- my2-3t* « A. BR REED, Assistant engineer. pantele, with, mirror, in every Toom: wide dress OWNKH, 1155 New Jersey ave. nw. apS0-St* W4steb paris ER WITH $500 INA PAYING tp es ; WO BRICK ‘manufacturing basiness: » smart saleawoman Fur as ae hommes on. r. situated northwest: renting fo1 referred. Address and in gate ART NOVEL- SCHMED, 210 N sta. w., from 6 to Spe mae oa #2000. CHARLES EUA\" | FIBS, Sur office. my2-2t Of years: can ‘whieh will pay 1338 F st, spa POR SALE_THE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING of 12 rooms and cellee, 508 6th st. ew. ot Dosimic’s “Chureb. ‘on, the aiter 4 @elock, of to G. ¥. ATLEM, 1411 G st a... -ep1im JOR SALE—THKEE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL- Ay.” Price $100 each’ New under tant TYLER Solty.” Proc & RUTHERFORD, 1290 Fat nw. mb23-6w* R SALE-TUREE STORY. SOUTH FRO; ‘Houses as follows: One of ten rooms, lot 500: and obe of aight rooms, lot 17273, Pan ‘on Comoran st. beeween’ 13th and ‘14th sts. VERITAS, SearoMca ES ‘a QOR SALE_A VERY NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK ‘Fives 6 tocms, alltodern inperroments nee pcan: 6 wees 7 Svar Weed vey ereteret wren an. TORY PRESSED-BRI¢ ROR SALE — THRE: FY Beas ik Pomme: conwament "to boat or Soguesa se, Alekatdtin R SALE_FINE NEW pear Blaine’ wacaia: improvement 20a 19.6 bs 148 to 12-fo0t alley: cheep: . ‘A‘lance number of Houses and Lote ta the clty and subtle at investment price Call or seni tit. _ee276t 19th and Beta iw. SALz— FPotick, Or and collar on Caroline st. 2.w. $3,500 (6 rooms. on 13th, above lows circle... "8.500 yoomss.ob Y, bet. 2Utb and =ist sta nw. Brick, 10 s00n, ob Tat, bet 13th and 14th. Boek 7 rows, Kingman Pisce. ‘£000 v0 i; Detgen G ana. ota. ; lot rooms. Perce Place, bet. 15¢h and. roouns, Gat. bet. Ith and 14th sts, Foounm South Capitol st... 250 forest she 1 os is, ob z ao rvoms op Rina 3508 7 rove aud sure, 1th and S300 Opens on Natsbet 20th & 21aF ea ae ee 14p, Becks Eee sik Sea ob wr Pension ot’ 40.909 ote igy. Apts to Se ene Poskmen 1428 New Yorsave, Pigk SALE SPECTAL BARGAINS— jeral six-room Houseson Ast. ne; all modern iuprovements: 10 per cent hivestment. "Price only i. Tom Brick Wallsch Place,bet. 1th & 14th #ta.¢5,000 & roomie on L, bet, Toth and 16tb ste nw... 6.000 cellar on Corcoran st... * 7 sym on aos Apply ab once! Prices 3. WP a 1428 New York ava. 1 SLE_A NEW 16 ROOM HOUSE, ON Lor 3, Ponte Meridian Hill. 502150 ft, which must & os ‘an offer. Ca “sae Susana te ALE-447 BOUNDARY ST. AT THE IN- Core: Island and New Jersey avenues, & new, thorot well built, two-story and basement boct’ Seale? with vail madera enprovemmcie, pres. €4.000; will selon mek wroue de- on cele we 810 Fst aw. JOR SALE_THE NEW TMREE-STORY AND Pace ne io wom Brick gelling. 1205 Lot st Bow., price, $8,000; Cedememe si "soda, apos-6t ___ 810 F st. nw. J 0k SALE—NINE-ROOM BHICK. 1740 K 8ST. Hivta: Re runnine back to 30-foot alley; ‘one of the ay. LONGLEY & WOLSTOS, 620 Fat. bal SALE ovse OF 8 8T. N. W.. YO rooren: all io i. Lot 38x95. Price $10,-100- a EAR 16TH ST. N.W., nae FI ‘beth; all mm. i fect front’ Price $4,300. SORE OS OST Sher sitn ap 57H Nw. ‘P reowss ase: betic; all we Sin to BO-foot siiex. Price 87.000. Lot 21397155 10 30-foot alien. = # jUUSE TS n. ‘Price $10,009. Et opat eer SW Wight roms and bath; Lard wood @uiah. ESr Snow buses, 22d andT ste mw.; 9 rooms and beth Price $4,000. USTIN P. BROWN, wT al katate ead Loane, atee 1420 Fat, iS QE SALE_DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, RECENT- Jy altered and repaired. 11 rooms apd bat Foua Pariaiba Aires Wl beet een a Sinton Borer ait broke toe ance: adarees URGERY BUSINESS, Star ofices DOING GOOD BUSI m8 PoE, SALE_DRUG STORE—1 nag, Satiefactory reasons, for selling. Terms iumbing, Open fre nb-waiter, say. Apply to TSCHIFFELY & EVAN! Penn- Tabs Se etay terme, Apply on os sylvanis ave pote = x —A PARTN WANT Boe SusRARTNER IN ESTABLISHED JAMES W. TYLER, a __ 929 F st n.w. (second for.) FoR SALE-THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, 1a soups all woderu improvements: #115 4 at. 0: Fe P30. Dusiness. A good opportunit right fervon,” Address box 2, Stat flog. apaost 1B SALE—DRUG STORE, $1,800; AN EXOEL- F lent Grocery Es aunee St Grocery and Fro. sion Stores, cheap: ‘Rooms, various other Businens chasices Dargalus.Gotamereial Ofise 938 Fat. 3 ney jt POR LEASE_& YACUABEE PIECE OF BUSINESS Property, fronting on 11th at., between Pennsyl. ania ayo. ahd Eat Rewn lot S1s1001 for a farms of ‘on eaine. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, -cpnilie Hew Fousion Oboe ures 720 © 128-08 O17 F st. hw, 1 & SOS EASE—FOR A TERM OF 25 YEARS— _8p30-6t ‘The sun Fothuasbie place of Property oe Prot, betwocy 1th FOE SALE_ONE OF THE FINEST LOG: | Saeed tease? eee. oe Sulla. Rant £150 yer on. Square: the three-story brick dwelling, | monthand taxes. "THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, #21 es cet ancl soutl exbewtre: interior folehed i eat eevee 2 AD Bard’ wood decorated: lot 02106; . H_READ, INVESTMENT BANKER AND rice, $40,000. ‘A, S. FLATT & SONS, Loan Agent, O06 11th gt. n.w. ht ot ‘The Sun Building, ¥ st. | cents Debemvurs Donds sud wurfanteed fase ee too | feat Bold: Sesting Wats? Company 7" bowas, ay C z big eeaiapaval Rereet, Se SHOEM, {OR SALE-OORNER HOUSE, P ST. and cellar; lot Trbabgy te Lo toot ah 5% ba 000. ING & WATERS, M51 6O8 ae aps {08 SALE—A BARGAIN—THREE aiatat Soe ee aed ater eree ‘Sib and Yih sts. sw. Inquire of 2 ae a LRN PART OF THE CIiy. IN CALLY DESIGNED; WINDOWS ABKUAD: price, $13,000. S-STORY 9-room ‘houses, with all modern fuprovenents; improvements, washstand, brick on C at., between House in the NORTHWEST. ON THREE SIDES MOUSE A MOST DESIRABLE HOME: ESIKES TO SELL BEFORE GOING | NEGOTIATED. unineas. o ewe, if forsale leftat our office. D. Ba: 798 HENT—BOARDING i ites . ts vdawoe i bl $ * = WORE AGHARSRA. capntl se apt a aS? Faisiihetiw tester wane aw. the best Dusiness root. owner, W. isos. ‘in one umecnanana tt ft - 718-1 _ 00k 2 THIS—100 CAN BaVE YOUR FURNT- ture and epee few fork ave. nw; 1g py load or bak goods hots Py leva BULD*¢ Lots For Ace ON BLACKIBTON " “HILL £ JOANSTON, 4 MBS, 1 REELS pememn, | "8 couse, Atma a, JOR SALE— Ee HOLE “C.B. DEA Abatdsome House, in the IMMEDIATE vicix-| A, HULL & DEAN, TEY OF CONNECTICUT AVE: WELL. vy Brokers aud Dealers Havine WinbOws OR THEE SIDES: house bart - is ER & M built 1008-1010 F st. | Siz sgUt Sere: everything of modern design: price, | © GOGRBIO Ay EGruan Pats uoaToLams aa'sz HILL & JOHNSTON, and Lands, and Real Estate in Wi 2090-31 738 Lsth at. n.4 and Chicago. JOR SALE— Office: Room Building, Fi beautifal Queen Anne mh’ jx mae SigsED WEA Most Pxprciyscen pe, DEFOR Mate arte Cet ice PCED SBC "T"ixB FH bor BORAGE WakeoeOAn BATKD BY A PAILADELPILs ¥ EMAC; rieeg10,000, 916 PA. AVE, N. W. (South Side.) 2 ‘HILL & JOHNSTOR, or feat gity, showla _ 830-38 38 15th st.n.w, | avail ot 01 a com QOR SALE — DESIRABLE NEW DWELLING, | DS5J for the sate orem ees FE’ seven rows, beth, cellar grates, inoders | bt is, Be aprovementa, " handsomely: Substantial fore, apie, wide alley side and back, So, 2207 sth at... Sern anite of owner 1008 ita oto. i Bs Ol SAL ¥_SPLENDID BUSINESS LOCATION, 1 Bai 2th spear F-81700. Pine leeation, House, lot 20 fest trout 12th sty near ¥ it SALE—A TWO-STOR' Pita WOGi Six roomaes Sonoast tna uprovements, ‘between WINDOW two ines of cam. Inguire at a 1403 Prone Place ne JOR , SALE — NEAT TWO-STORY —s1x noo aed Fhe hail introbe, rane on 2th sty sbove Ws ‘A fell tine ot Rice titue House’ F . and en, oe ‘on lan’ gy Soyo gob a GAS COOKING STOVES rents ior $15 per month. On band and for sale. ‘roo. apt0.6¢" PUY Sth 4 S000 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT. {wall sell mingiy oF sowether, gues vereeme alee oe ay2s- Wylie st. ne; rents for mbh31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Gon iteres maa gee TS por yaa mace omaha », Gis ns cape ol a Se «0 Latest Telegrams to The St IN A DEADLOCK. ‘The oy Russian Afghan Frontier Delegates Unyielding: Sr. Persnsstag, May 3.—The German St, Peter burg Garete says the British and Russian Atghan frontier delegates have refused to make concessions on either side and maintain a have, the Gasette sas, appeln ed uoarorfow te re nt the date tor deciding er the negotiations shall continue or be terminated, = ee Mr. Meaning Still Ioproving. AE RETURNG WIG, THANKS FOR. tHE OFFICIAL WRIA COME TO Bounemxours, Exataxd, May he chairinan of the town com! ers at their meeting to-day read & letter from Mr. Daniel ay them for the formal welcome to out Which they extended to him on the 19th uithino. Mr, Manning's health continues to imptove, gore mriaredhe The L: it Gas Wellin the Wé Rockness au ine erat, the world has just been discovered at, Fairmount, near here, of Prof. su t of Ohio, shows that oie towing weary 000,000 teet per day. —— Knocked Senseless in Round Four. A FIMROE PRIZR-FIGHT IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK, THIS MORNING. Naw Yor May BA ileree pi took its ike, lace early this morning in & hotel at Pel eights, Westchester County. ‘Ths cont Wore Hughey Regan, of this city, who is twedlty- nine years old and Welghs 132 Younds, and Mike Breslin, nineteen years old, and 126 Is ‘The terms Were to a i jueensbury rules, with skin-tight gloves, Tor #0 ‘Regan was knoc! senseless in the fourth round, aod the ght Wi given to Breslin. Zz ie ioeeeamie Queen Kapiciani at Pitt Prrissurd, May 3,—Queen Kaplolam and party arrived in Pittsburg at 7130 o'clock this horhing. “Breaktast was served in the caf, and at 8 o'clock the royal visitors left for Washington, FINANCIAL AND CUMIMERCIAL. New York Stock Market. eet The following are the opening and 3:00 of the N et, ae Satay Bee the titiscece es °. {2.00 | wane | a, | 3:00 pesca ie re | Sachsen foe fee Name +| 60%) 6034 |North "4 | SS a | Ke rae vs Pekin Ween fora, ina axes, Oba, 12 tine, BitaGoe: aly yan Corti—southern firm and higher: white, 5 3 vel low, 50a51; western duil and higher: mized, spot, Fi air May, S047; June, 47 4ud7oc July ati Dee UP ORO CUBE Oe yee ite, 37a38 ; Western mixed, J4a35,. liye nominal, > Hay quiet und steady—prime to choice weatern, al. Provisions quiet and steady. Petroleum i. Suxar—copper retined st L23e1.24. Freights to id hotminal—cotwu, sd, rai 14d, -Receiptatioun, 4, wheat: #3000 bushels; cobs, S008. mokeieesete: 14,000 “bushels, Salesswheat, 384,000 baniels; ot corn, 57,000, Dusbala, Markets, vhicago Market CHICAGO, Itv., Mi 1 - Wheat stronger—Oseh anid sey, hg, “hunt ant ly, fais Gat ond May ig: Sng, bg July ‘aeady—Cach, Fi; Sane stig. hire, BO. arley, 57. Plaxnoed. 1.07. Prime tinothy .6: Whisky, 1.18. Pork stead, Canty May and Jun 23.26. Lard easy—Cash, ae eek Butter weak—creamery, jaz 15a. 1034. EDUCATION AND TEMPERANCE, Sixth Day of the A. MI. E. Conference, ‘The sixth day’s session Or the Baltimorce Confer- ence of the A. M. B. Church at the Metropolitan church was opened this morning, with devotional exorclaes by Rev. J. F. Lane. A long discussion took place in regard to the adoption of ‘the report: of the committee on education, some of the mem. bers being opposed to the report because it renected upon the intelligence of the conference, After one clause in the report was stricken out we a phoe Joh of ‘Nash Bare of. Johnson, ville, 3 Rev. 0. Keys of this city, and Rev. Dr. ee of Me: Kendree, M., church, were introduced to the conference.“ Rev. W.’ R. Arnold read. the Feport on Sunday school work, Which stated that there had been an encouraging increase in the at- endance, Rev. J. F. Lane from the committee on temper- ‘ance, submitted a report, which recommended that nululsters present the eatise of temperance to the people. Rev. Dr. Seaton made a from the committee on publication, which was received, A report on home and foreign missions was sub- mitted by Rev. C. W. Mossell. In the case of Rev. H, A. J. C, Hamilton, of Darlington, Md., against whom CHARGES OF BAD TEMPER were made, the committee to whom the case was referred made a report exonerating him. The re- port was adopted. A purse of moncy was preset Ea by the Iter, Charles Bourne, Of Denton! Mae yo the widow of Rev. Mr. Slreeves, Rev. Dr. Richardson, of McKendree church, ad- dressed the conference on the importance of hav- ee the churches regularly incorporated accordin; to the laws of the States, and he mentioned a book Which described how Methodist churches should be incorporated. MEMORIAL SERVICES. ‘The conference then held services in memory of the following members who had died during the last year: Bishop R. H. Cain, Joseph P. Shreeves, Jacob Nicholson and William H. Johnson, Rev. Jas, A. Johnson read the memoirs and Bishop Ward, Rev. Mr. Mossell, Rev. Mr, Watkins and Rev, J. ¥. Lane made addresses, ‘The conference then adjourned. ‘This afternoon Rev. Dr. Newman, of the Metro- Politan M. E. chureh, this city, delivered the mis- sionary sermon. ‘Two Resignations. W. B. Montgomery, the confidential secretary of ‘the Commissioner of Patents, has resigned. He will leave on the 15th for Detroit, where he will enter the customs service, -—~ ‘Wm. H. Gardiner, of Illinois, the chief clerk of the Bureau of Education, has resigned, District Government Affairs. BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: 8. 8. Cox, to erect brick dwelling No. 1402 New Ham ire avenue northwest; $15,000. G. N, Bond, to erect two ‘brick dwellings ‘Nos. 216 and 221 1bth street northeast; $2,000. J. H. Anderson, to alter house on Harrison street, Anacostia; eo Chas. Becker, to alter No, 1367 32d street, West, ‘Washington;’ $300. R. Elebhorn, to erect three brick dwellings, numbered 609, 611 and 613 34 street northwest; $10,000. 0, E. Dumty, erect cipht, brick, tenements on B sirect ‘southwest; 7.000. E. Nash, to erect two brick dwell muimbered 50 and 52 E street southeast; $2,000. J. Moran, to erect brick cyvelllng, numbered 809 ‘2est street northwest; $7,000. .C. Johnson, to erect two brick aweulings. numbered 904 and 906 L street norunwest; $8,000, (W. A. Torrey, 19 alte, No. 1401 6th street northwest; ‘$1,600. A. Maine’ to alter No. 417 @ street nortliwest; $500. J. ‘Meyers, to alter No. 652 Pennsylvania, southeast; $330. i — RECEIPTS FROM TAXES, ETC., uri the month of April: alty tax, 1887, $51,082; personal tax, str, $9,330.47; arrears of 16,721.87; penalties, $6,252.38; ad Z ‘shoo; building portals, eee ange : ‘police rae Its, $984; market rent 08, urt fine ba stra rent " $4,830.63—Lotal, on Siscnct Of Columbia pro; Janeous, $600.99; water $82,400.39, ‘There were 167 new houses erected during the month of April against 155 for the same period of, ‘ume last year. In accordance with an Spinton, vy Be went Tue Star of Apri sth) the Dist ct Commis- st Assembly No. 06, sistant District Attorney sioners have informed K of L., that have no means of com} Feleased on: far in the Police Cours this to ‘Soure when tus cas was Salied, FIRST DAY OF THE MACES. Lively Scenes at ivy City. A FIND DaY, Fain ATTENDANCE AkD GOOD TRACK. ‘The interest felt in the races was manifested by the presente of hundreds of persons at the Ivy City track early this morning. By 5 o'vlock, tie {tors anxious to see the horses at their work, be- Gan toarrive, They came in carriages and buy Gies, and on horseback, By 7 o'clock four or five ‘hundred persons, many of them ladies, Were gath- eredabout the club house quatter-stretoh and in Held, The baimy spring morning had tempted many to forsake theif couches for an early drive, ‘and the Fact-course Was the point of interest. erated Wares He dare vet ne ts out vs Dut the sport’ was ood, and \a¥ers of, fine Teel turned out in numbers," At the track there Was breeze Which cams ccrdsé the fields that some. what tempered the heat. was the invorite, but ise Ia Gt Aiton the race = pred Open, Bess was well nt ot ja the muttaly Wonh, Rosetta, Plunget, Yi Boy, Count, Lund. reece in the ‘The handicap was naturally the event of most interest. ‘The entries nad been scratched until only bight starters were left, but that Was fo call for the shrewdest guessing, Panama had the callon the betting, but Barnum and Burch had backers. There was a quiet tip out on Boar: ithad been wiitspered that at daylight this inornlng he worked a mile in very fast time, Mchaughlin’s Mounts were Burch in the third race and jm the fourth. In the latter Omaha was a hot lavorite, Scratches—Nat Goodwin aha Brittanic in the Second race, and Vinton in the afth. Pasha Wins the First Race. First face—Purse $600, ot which $100 to sec- ond, for all ages, five furiongs—Brambleton,, 118 nds; Hopeful, 118; Plunger, 118; Rosetta, 116; Sonn Aleekhder, Tibt Pasha, 18s, Bese 113} Village Boy, 106;' Roundsman, 106; "Tom ‘Hood, ering 100s Womap,AOf, a leesea Woke Ny + Romy ni ‘Pasha bas won the tee race ‘Brablewon Was BRITING ON THE FIRST RACE. ‘The betting on the first race was: Hood, 894 t01; Bess, 6; Brambleton and Pasha, each 6; Hopeful, 8; Plunger, Nat Goodwin, Romp, and Blessed, 10; Alexander, 15; Rosetta, Vil Boy, Count Luna, nd Germanic, each 20to ieee —— THE HAY MARKET CONTROVERSY. A Hearing in This City To-day Before the Arbitrators, The hearing of the complaints made against the management of the Wholesale markets in this city, Which was begun at Rockville, Md, on Fri- Gay last, Was resumed this morning at the Center ‘Market, Messrs. R. B, Farquhar, Chas, E. Comin nd 8, W. Curriden, members of the board of arbi- tration appointed by the Washington Market Co, and Agricultural 'y of Montgomery County, being present. Tne first witness heard was J.T. Jenkins, of the District, who ead that year before Jast he sold a load of hay in the market during the absence of Mr. Lafferty, the commission mer- chant, to a livery stable man by the name of Hoy, for 65 cents per hundred. Afterward Lafferty came in and asked him, while the purchaser was Still there, it he had sdld the hay. ‘The witness said he had, and then Lafferty made some objec- ion to the quality of the hay, and in consequence the witness lost five centson that load. In anothet instance, which occurred last year, Lafferty was present, When he sold a load for 50 cents. Lafferty (id not interfere with the aaic, but when he Patted away to deliver the hay Lafferty gave a Second, ‘TICKET MARKRD 50 CENTS. When the hay was unloaded the purchaser said that Mr. Lafferty had told himthat he should pay only 45cents. Lafferty told him afterward that it wasa mistake, but he, the witness lost the money. ‘The withess said that he did not think that it was right for Mr. Lafferty vo interfere in fales and calse the farmers to loge money. He Said the purchasers went to Mr. Lafferty, and not tothe farmer, and they bought hay as’ Lafferty Suggested. ‘The witness thought that the farmers ought to combine and sell the hay themselves, al- though for farmers living at a great distance from the city this plan would not prove as practicable as for farmers living near the city, He said that Under the present system the farmer could not sell directly to the consumer, because they all went first to Mr. Lafferty. ‘The latter has control of the market, and consumers have an idea that they can gave money and get thelr hay cheaper by going to Mr. Lafferty. Practically there were no sellers in the market, Mr. Lafferty being the only seller. All of his last year’s crop was sold through Mr. Lat. ferty, and he sold none himself. ‘The witness had no fauit to find with the welghing of the hay. MR, LAFFERTY'S EXPLANATION. ‘When Mr. Lafferty was asked what explanation. he had to make, he said that he had no fecollec- tion of the circumstances mentioned, He said sometimes he assumed responsibility when the hay sold to consumers was Dut not alw: and when hay sold was returned an refused by purchaser he always tried to dispose of it to an. other customer. MADE UP THE DIFPERENCRS RIMSELY. ‘The next witness, Henry West, said that a year ago he hauled hay for Mr. George Talbert trom Prince George county, Md. Mr. Talbert told him not to sell tt for less than $1.10. When he reached the market he told Lafferty what Mr, Talbert had said, and after awhile Mr. Lafferty gave him a ticket for $1. He started out to deliver the hay, Dut Mr. Lafferty called him back and told him to take tle hay to another piace, He did so, and the urchaser only paid Lim 90 conta, He objected to nis, Dut he had to take tt, and the witness took half of bls usual hauling price in order to make up to Mr, Talbert. ORS NOT BUY BUT APPRAISES. Mr. William B, Weller said in addition to his written statement presented at the last hearing, that the trouble was that Lafferty does not buy the hay but only prices it. He tried tosell the hay Dimnself, Dut the consumers all referred the matter toLafferty. Last year the prices in the market were from 40 to 50 conta, ‘The witness went out- side, sold his bay for 60 and sometimes 35 cents, ‘The'witness thought that if Lafferty would buy the hay outright, the farmers would have uo ob- Jection to him. But he does not do that, he only prices it. He gets. 50 cents a, loud. for pricing it, ‘he withess thought that if there must be an ap- raiser of hay, he should be appointed by the city. Mr. N. J. Wagoner also made a brief oral state- ment in the same line with his aMdavit submitted ‘At the first meeting of the board. ‘THINKS THE PRESENT BYSTEM GOOD, Mr. J. H. Loughborough, of Montgomery, said that since Mr. Lafferty had been in the market he had made quick sales and reached home early. He thought that, Lafferty had been a help to fin, and It was an advantage to him to pay the ty cents to Mr. Lafferty, and he thought it was to the ad- vantage of farmers to have this system, The present low prices were due to an overstocked market. Mh. HAWLEY'S BXFERIENCE. Mr. James E. Hawley, of Oxen Hill, Prince George County, Md., said that a year ago he sold s load through Mr, Lafferty, with the understanding that he should get 80 cents for it. But when he came to settle with the purchaser the latter sald he was to pay only 60 cents, He complained of this and Mr. Lafferty sald that was all he could get that day. ‘The purchaser finally to give him 70 cents, but the witness had not brought any more produce to this market, Mr. Lafferty was the agent for the consumers, and naturally peter one he paces: ne ware Pact ees, while jue in pau large was Thainiyrdue, the witness thought, to Mr Ladlerty. MR. LAPFERTY AND THE LARGE CONSUMEES. ‘Mr. A. H. Floeckher, flour and feed dealer, was examined. He was questioned as to the collu- sion between buyers and Mr. Lafferty. Mr. Floeckher said that he knew of no such ferty 80] offer him money and had seen Mr. Lafferty refuse. Mr, Floeckher said that when he bought hay he went to the market, inspected what there was there, told Mr. Lat ferty what he wanted and what’ he would pay. Sometimes Mr. Lafferty sent him hay five of {en cenys more than the price he said he would He paid Mr. Lafferty only a commission 0f25 cents a load. He ‘only 25 cents, be- ¢ause he bought in yuantities, Mr. Lafferty stated that, to the car companies and some large purchasers, he made a charge of only 25 ceuts commission, because they would take the surplus hay he ‘would have on hand ‘and could not otherwise dispose of. It was a con- venience to him. The board then took a recess nd resumed the hearing at halt-past 2 o'clock. ‘Testing the Sunday Law. A WRIT OF HABEAS CORFUS “GRANTED IN THR COCH- ‘RAN CASE. Judge Cox hasgranted a writ of habeas corpusin ‘the case of Geo. W. Cochran, convicted of violating ‘the Sunday law, and it A DUEL IN THE STREET. ‘Two Colered Men Shoot Each Other at Close Quarters, ONE OF THEM DEAD, THE OTHER DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED—aLL BECAUSE ONE SAID THE OTHER'S WIFE WaS 700 GOOD FOR BIM—THE INQUEST ‘To-DaY. ‘This morning there lay stretched on a board ina shed back of thé third precinct station- house the dead body of a young colored man about twenty-eight years oid. ‘The blood-stained Shirt was partly removed, showing a litte round bullet-hole over the heart, Beside tne body were laid carefully two cigars anda jack-knife, taken from the man’s povkets and Pepresenting, so far ‘ks could be ascertained, all the personal estate left by the dead Man, This mat was Robert Rob- inson. At the same time ‘there lay writhing on a Cot at the Freedman’s Hospital another young Colored man, Joseph Lee, with a bullet wound Very near the heart. These two scenes repre- sented the results of a savage and desperate meeting tn the ast night, a street duel, in Tne shooting octurred about wren? walnates post ‘about twenty min nine 0% hear the Corner, of sath ane Me ‘streets, ie encounter occurred so eer d that ‘the excited community faed at ‘rst What had occurrent A DURL TO THE DEATH. Iteoon became known that Lee and Robinson had shoteach other, Lee had charged Robinson {itn talking sbout his wite, When they met at he corner of 25th and M u ere read, famed Seanad ea re they ‘fred wf each other, “Robinson turned and Tan and Lee pursued him a short aistance, firing Ashot. Then Lee fell, exhausted, Robinson ran toayard near by, on 25in street, where he was found by the pollot. He was taken in a wagon to station and was! carried inbo the station-house, “Esctres taken 10% Grug store, and subsequently to the Freedman’® TuE INQUEST, This morning there was a crowd about the third Precinct station-house, Coroner Patterson arrived early, and goon empaneled a jury of inquest, com- posed of H. P. Godwin, Herman Ki Robt. Ma Bae Calvin: witmers Jos. Hollins, and Dan’l hanahan. This jury was sworn over the body of Robinson stretched out in the shed, and then pro- ceeded to examine witnesses. ‘THE TESTINORY. Albert Lucas, a colored man, living at 1216 25th Street northwest, the 1st witness,said he was about Atty feet from the parties when the shooting oc- curred. He could not tell who shot first: he thought they fired about the same instant. When = pei se Robinson was wee door on EC an peared to be disputing. Then Lee tert and Robinson walked and overtook him. Robinson caught hold of Lee's coat and sald “I want U0 see you and I want to see you pretty d—d hard,” Lee said “See me now.” Robinson Said “No, [want to see you some other ume.” ‘Then he beard Lee say “You are not aman if you take it,” and then both fired, go that ‘THE REPORTS OF THE TWO PISTOLSSOUNDED LIKE ONE. Robinson then ran and Lee pursued him. Lee fired once while running after Robinson. Robin- on turned down through a vacant lot and his pis- tol went off again, but whether it_was accidental Or not witness did not know. Lee followed Kobin- son until be glee, elt gown. , & you colored man living at 1983 34 street sald chat Hobingon came to Mite ‘the corner of 25th and M streets and asked witness to lend him @ pistol. Witness wid him he had hone, Then’ witness asked, “What's the matter, Rob?” Robinson said, “That's all right,” and went caer. ‘M street toward his home; toward 24th ‘Str . Soon afterward the witness went in the same direction and met Robinson coming back. Kobinson was talkti with a young man, When he got eeogghs iertonees asked him what the matter was. Robinson said that he and Joe had had some words,jand that he told Joe to wait there till he came back. He said that Joe had been lying about him, ana that he was GOING “TO SRE IT OUT.” ‘Witness advised him not to have a furs, but to feturn home. He replied with an oath that he would “see this thing out,” and walked off toward 25th street, The witnessfollowed. Robinson met Lee in front of the latter's house. Hobinson sald ee said: to Lee: “You have been lying on me.’ “No, I have not.” ‘Then Robinson sald think yourself aman?” Lee said: * with 1” ‘Then Robinson, holdiyg up his clenched fist, sald: “Til take you back of the hill and lic you with these five bones.” Lee sald again, “Rub- inson, I'm done witht; I'm not going to tight you: I don't want to fight you.” “Lee then walked away, and Robinson followed him to 25th street, and dgain sald, “You've been lying on me.” He sald, “it's a— internal Aghting ie. ‘That means Agni.” Then Robinson tovk & pistol out of is pokes and fired, ROBINSON FIRED Finst, and fired twice. Then he turned and ran, Lee ran after him, fired and then fell. Witness heard an- other shot fired; that, he supposed, was trom Rob- inson’s pistol, after Robinson turned the corner. ‘The witness insisted that the only shot Lee fired was the one he fired after Robinson turned and ran, As Robinson's wound was square in front, the witness Was asked to explain this, and fala Jit might have been doue as Hobinson’ Was ” STORY OF ANOTHER EYR-WITNESS. Frank Dutton, another young colored man, gave ‘n account of the shooting similar to Baltimore's, except that he said Robinson fired two shots first, nd then Lee fired before Robinson turned and fell, Chas. Butler, 9 colored man ving on 6th street, between M and N, heard two shots fired, and alter” ward saw Robinson running, pursued by Lee. He gaw Lee fire after the fleeing man, and then fall, Robinson ran on. Witness heard another shot fired on the commons in the direction in which Robinson ran, C. McKeever, who lives at 2498 M street, saw Robinson stagger up to the door of his nelzhbor, Mr. Lucas, on 25th street, op) ite Phillips’ Court. Kobinson Said he was shot, Witness , “Who shot you?” He salu, “Lee shot me.” Witness asked, “What did you do?" and he said, “I shot to kill him.” When be came running up’Mrs. Lucas thought he was drunk and sut the door. Kobin- gon fell against the house. Witness ‘beard tour Shots fired.” & ‘ROBINSON'S DEATH. Policeman T. F. Reldy testified that he heard the shots about half past nine. Just then a man came up to witness and said “There is some fun down there.” Witness went with Policeman Holmes to Mr. Lucas and found Kobinson lying half way in and half way out the door. He he had been shot by Joe Lee. ‘They put him in a ‘Wagon and carried him to the station-house. On the way Robinson led to get out. Just as they were taking him ito the police station ob inson groaned for the last time. He had ex- amined the ground to-day and found that Kobin- son ran 200 yards. His pistol went off as he was going under a brush fence. ‘The ball, as the wit ‘ess was satisfied went into the ground, He found an old piece of leather under the fence that had a bullet Hole through it. ‘Three pistols Were produced, one dropped by Lee and picked up by Dutton, another found in Lee's pocket, and the third dropped by Robinson in Lucas’ yard. ‘The one taken trom Lee's pocket had no chambers emptled. From the other pistol Of Lee three had been fired. From Robinson's pis- tol only two shots had been fired. ‘Officer Reldy sald that the colored man Baltt- more last night claimed that Robinson shot bim- self when ruuning through the vacant lot. Dr. Lachlan ‘Tyler testified that he examined Robinson's body, and found a pistol shot wound in the left chest, about two inches to the right and Aninch above the left nipple. The Dall through the upper lobe of the left lung, fractured the firth rib near the angle, and in the mus- cles of the back. Death Was caused by hemor- rhage and shock. ‘THR VERDICT, ‘The jury found a verdict that Robinson came to his death “from a pistol shot wound of the chest inflicted with a pistol heid in the hands of Joseph Lee.” Lee will be committed to jail when his con- dition will permit iis removal. WHY TuBY FOUGHT, Robinson, the dead man, lived on New Hamp- shire avenue, near the scene of the shooting. Jos, Lee lived on Bf, near 25th. Both men worked on the coal wharves. Lee was married a little before Christmas. ‘The trouble between thein, a8 wold to a Stan reporter by Lee's wife, was that Robinson marked that Lee's wife was 00 good for him. tHe sald,” Mrs, Lee went on, “that he wished he had married me himself, He kept on talking that way, andItold him that I@id not like it and I einied be a ee oa] Something about Lee's azy not enoug! me. ‘That's what they were cross about.” oe HEED TOR sx. AussaxD Qurasca.—‘The cage of Philip Dorr, the young man cl Stewart, colored, jrith Fape, as pubiished in, Sat- urday’s Star, was called for trial in the Police Court this morning, and Mr. Closs, for the defend- ant, entered a plea of “not guilty.” The court heard ‘the testimony and sent the case to the grand jury, Donds $500. See ‘THe WEEKLY Star's Pocket Atias of the World is, offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY STaz, It ja a printed ‘Ddook of gol ee profusely illustrated, with more ‘than 100 col maps and and contains 4 wealth of general information. ‘advertise- ment in another Affairs in West Washington. Rea Esrate Assoctarion _ EuEcriox.—The ! } ‘A CHANGE OF ARSON. ‘The Trial of Mime McBride and Sohn In the Oriminal Court, Juage Montgomery, tis tnorning, the trial ot Mary Jane MoBride and John ‘W. McFarland, on the change of arson, is seteitg fire to a dweiling-house on 11th street, Between and F streets northwest, o& the 30th day of Ji 1686, WAS resumed, and the selection of a ary proceeded with. several Of those drawn yester. Gay responded, but most of them had formed opinion. One of those summoned, a colored could not see well to read and write, The attorney statea that this juror Judge Macarthur tot that that much of the i i : & it i i ¥ ts = ‘TUE JURY COMPLETE. Mr. & M. Baldwin was summoned as a juror accepted. The jury is composed of Chas, M. mar, Thos. N. Elliott, Leroy G, Bishop, Marke, Wubor F. Rr Beary iy A. nam, CI ure} Columbus J. Esk a é ¥B & Li ii F E t tei Lf B. Cl Sami, M. Bald ‘MF, Cook ‘si ‘a6 it had been esiion of chirography Would be invol\ furore should be guestioned as wo whether could read and write, and this was done. OPENING STATEMENT OF THR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. ‘Tho jurors were sworn at 10:45 o'0ck, and ME. A. A. Lipscomb, assistant district attorney, opened ‘the case to the jury, stating that Miss McBride Tented the house, purchased about $1,200 worth ra Sot onealt i i i l : GE j UE # tb - a5 4 F i f H H } 3 ; E z 4 x nt aed ; ‘ms her, Spa ont; that March, agtysheobtaied an tnwuranoe | $y fe on it; that Marci iy an . a ns Thaurace Co. for $2,000, abd m, 61; 2pm, Subsequentiy much of the furniture was away. He then described the bouse and sajd they } . Mamstess, would show that the firing was the act of an ime L cendiary; Uhat a few days before there wasa Of coal-oil or turpentine; that within two weeks McFarland purchased $450 worth of t That he carried of the furniture and Mise Bride's private papers, and when the Game they could find but 9800 wortn ef furniture in place of the §2,500; that on the day In question. the fire took piace; that the firemen found that the most elaborate preparations had been made for firing the house; that it started from Miss Mo. Bride's room; that there was scarcely any apparel or furniture in the bed rooms; and thought that they would prove beyond shadow of @ doubt that these parties were ae Chara sd not be diapettae ‘but the ques- the Durning would not 1 Hon was with them as to who fired the bouse, ‘They would show that Miss McBride was hot neat the house at the time of the fire, nor had she been ‘there within one and a half hours betore. Dir, Taylor, Tor MeFariand, followed, stat ni “SOBML AR: boll Sr Washing: at te 0. co DIED. ee boii that he expected to show that McFarlan Bi. | 1 ~ — \— ep deermeentacned oc aservant in the house, and that he moved DOUGLAS. of on Sentay: furniture at the instance of Miss McBride. Taber Ane pounceet alg expected to show that McFarland furniture, oPfehm ¥. easy Dorine a joaned Nise rned, | Funeral ra bd ie bad no insurance on it” adig Petree Wednentay afternoon, May test e:lo. THE THETENONT. Son he bore with Christen foraitade om John M. Coyle testified to the correctness of the Tocgin ian? i guar to vewclonk, plat of the building 515 12th street northwest, apa | #;: a, & Game geres described tue rooms. mother,» lous farewell, W. O, Drew, fire marshal, testified that he r ma) Seater at the fr ‘the alarm being at 10:42 a. m., went in ‘ie noue after tie re Wien beefed Where parting is wo more. the Dames were rn ral . Notie in back roo of the frst story hole cut in the sttde Bad og tee why nerd ing, scuffed wi rT eaturated. with coal and’ powdered ‘rosin. The fire had ‘not reached Prod Veh ie font i Uhis place, ‘The fire seemed to have started in the north side of the back room on the first oor. It extended up to the third floor, and he round there 8 bundle of cord running int a Washstand in the second back room, Where there Was a lol of moth Paper and shucks well saturated with off and SpTinkled with rosin, ‘There was a haked mattress on a bedstead, this, too, had been olled and rosined. In a cupboard there was a box with oll Hea Davonrane. Puneral on Thursday, May 3th, at three o'clock frou the Metsovalting Avy A Church Welatives frends are reapectiuly invited to attend. - OGVER, May 3d, 1867, at 12:10 4m. MILTON PALOOC ER, tn the torty second 3 Ae Wage Trofe hin inte Perjdeuice, 1337, Vermont ave- be, Thursday, st s-u'clock p.m. LitebBeld Comnyy, Conb., Inquiter please cory, JON! Mouday afternoon, May 1887, and rosin On the paj endrags. In the back - Ee 8 pte ea eal EUGRR a Ste O'TiMiaat Sone, a ‘hin as me Si is 2 pile of papers, With coal-oll and rosin, in a closet. 2 ee ee eee Found no furniture in the back room ‘of the inst TO take ty datliwe hove trom death, Noor, The track of the ad i he — a4 Alld omee again io call ber ntine!” way. There was a of three or four gallons Faneral from 636 E strect southwest, Wednentay oonLolt in the baci gy on the main Boor, Js | afternoon, at 3 wock. quite sure the fire starved up the stairway on the main floor. Witness was cross-examined, and vestined that | X Was up stairs Where he found most of whe and rosibed paper, £2. Jos. Parris,chiet of fire ent, testified that he was at Ube fire within three or four minutes after alarm. ‘The fire appeared to be in the buck Of the building, the stairway being in flames, The fire run up to the upper floor. Got It under con trol 1n 30 or 45 minutes. Witness descrived we hole in the studding stuffed with olied paper; Bo {ced that there was no fire in the stairway below the main floor, Witness then corroborated Mr. Drew as to a fuse saturated with some oil on the Uuird Noor,leading from the bail down to a drewer Where there was some suturated shucks, also the matiress, the jug, &. Witness stuelled oll whem he first Went in, and at one time Was overcome by SHAFFIELD. On May 3, 1887, at 5 & Bethe DiLAPE TELUS uciceed "site ot Sonepat, Shatbeid, syed forty-tutie years, Funeral will tage pluce frot wer lcte residence, K street nortuwost. on Weunesday,at 4 pam ud relatives are invited ty attend. ° TWOMEY. Ou May 2, 18N7, youngest son of Daniel and Katie Lwoney, axed ox woe! » corner Third petal trou lia prosecute tr anid" iy streets southiwent, Wedsnenisy, ‘Bayh ated Srelook. . WAXSON, 1847. ot 7:10 nan. Mra SUSAN WACBER Wicd slave Miwurd Wapwois tu tae ates ne até i Pan. Prien: Vited to attend, (Haltiinore Sun and Canuridge, papers cory.) the oll and heat. ss Si aichaaclain, E aA Tt Big THE OLD EN, aon = 8 aatT A Meeting Last Night of the Veterans of the Volunteer Department. ‘A meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association of the District of Columbia, was held ut Cosmopolitan Hail last evening, Mr. J.J. Pea- body, presiding, and Mr. L. H. Fisher, secretary. Mr. Jas, Reagan, of the standing committee, re- Ported favorably on the following applications for membership, and they were elected: Jno. Hirst, of Franklin and Potomac Hose; Geo. § ONCE MORE. Rate, as an Americantem, expresses doubt, increde lity, and is equal to telling © umn thet he se biuw hard. To reed of the wonderful barvaint offered in clothing fs enoweh to make the reader exclaiin, KAT ! We ask yuu to bring the prices of thone inducement ouses and compare them with our prices, our quultty lin; Jno, Dickerson, Perseverance; of fabric, our aude, our style, our Ht, onr whole stock, Brown, Western Hose; F. H. Fridley, Frankia; | of MEN'S, YOUCHS', MOMS, and CHILDEEN'S Geo. Kuthiey, Anacostia; W. W. Goddard, Union; | GLovHusa. Godwin Pierce, Columbia; Jno. F, Maddox, Frank. lin; T. J. Martin, Franklin; J. H. Spillman, Pramk- ui in. ‘The standing committee reported as to the status of the Independent Hose Company, that they find that that company did not own a dollar's worth ot BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. We call your special and undivided attention to ow handsome display of CHILDGEN'S SUITS, since trom 6 to 14 years, at prices rauguy sivm say duilere to property, their appliances hi cen borrowed; | seven, i it was organized sim) an adjunct of : pers everancey and not recente as an inde- LONDON AND LIVERPOOL endent company, The comumitiee, therefore, re- i ommend Unt it be not recognized. The report CLOTHING COMPANY, was adopted, . om Mr. J. Strobel offered an amendment to the con. | *?29 coursing? stitution, specityi the late Volunteer dey the following fen aor) bind he ~y ‘Liberty, N —w Buscx Gresavrses. é itan Hook and Ladder, American Hook and Lad- qraTox Famet jer, and Potomac Hose. "Laid over. Mr. Drew offered a motion that each member on the roils furnish at the next meeting credentials, showing that he was alegitimate member of some one couipany of the old deparument, or be dropped from the rolls. ‘A letter from a Philadelphia house offered to furnish a hand-engine, complete, for $687, was laid over for the present. Mr. J. W. Thompson that there should | be some provision made tn the constitution rela. | Uve to honorary and contributing members, as he had no doubt but that there were many citizens Who appreciated thelr efforts in the past who would aid them, speaking of the suc. Bacoresor to FERNY & LuoTHED, ‘ED SILK GRENADINES. Se ett ST GRENADINES ar u gk 1. } "Ss 1 50, AND 350: sb WOOL HERNANIS FROM 75a, SILK GRENADINES AT 91.98, 73, $2.00. Ik CANTON GREPE AT $1.50. GK GRE DE CalNk eco (BENCH) AT 61.75 at fet Sock oF LUPINS CELEBLATED JOLIGNING GOODS. Leys ACK SILK WARP BENRIETT, Fe WAAL SLMGES, CLAIRE TLL. AND NU Byat iXguaey sci WEIGHTS, Mr. Thomas Ritchie, after cess of the parade on the 22d, remarked that they all knew what they had contended with in the past when there Were no fine asphaitum-paved ~ NEW, BLACK SURAHS, ARMURES, AND INDIA streets to run over, sits. z Mr. Peabody remarked that he had heard several | BONNE1'S, QUIXET'S, AND SCHROEDER'S BI sermons by Key. John C, Sinith and remembered @ 33s SILKS, RANGING FROM 750. number of statements made by that gentleman, He remembered hearing him speaking of firemen CHANTILLY LACK METS AND C1 attempting tw get the first water often from mud | « De cpg” IX PLAIN AND FIGURED riddige, ahd tat tne Chances were that im strive stint At isn, A D800 fag to the first water they sometimes REDUCTIONS” ON PAKIB A angry. te spoke of the celerity of 1: the present work in 5 tala- as much ‘SUITINGS AND FRENCH HABIT SiN FRENCH SATREN AND BATISTE could do in one ht. He also of the trial 18 RTED WHITE S of the first McClelland fire plug, at the corner 8 Fx Paks: AND Unbeeceas, Sy,and © serects, which the Peivevernnce rented i AG Lickas AND Comiuce xathad in 3% minutes, and over which the Franklin and eka’ i Pe atl ‘Fennaylvauis eve. cor. veh: Mr. Newmyer spoke of spoiling a new sult of | sststnened 1940. ny light clothes at a fre on the aon between 212th an streets, some years ‘Mr. Hines referred to Rev. J. Fiarold attending in the riot a member of the Union who was shot the Northern Liverty Market, and pbc re lations which existed between them ently. fwasa presigent of the Union over Atty years ago. was a jent e and Rex. Chas, A. Davis was for a long time an Mir. brew offered an amendment to the constite- tion providing for life or contributing members, Beetham G. T. Kun 7 AILOR, 414 9TH st. Kw, anuy. MEETING. —The ‘meet_ ing neha laSe bigat at tne hall On Patria sereet Oy (ye opie yey race (episcopal) church. Me urged fishmest of temperance coffee house in Alexan: | — BONKIETR, nt like the Holly Tree inns. establiah. mall the new ehades and combtastions. Many ot bis auditors thought that an ment Of that kind would be quite Prosperous here } tatest stylestn FANCY STRAW BRAIDS thet ouget> if in the handsof a com; ES cf . i : fF AI fj i i i - i i é Wi a fi z i i Fe it AW i d ‘We offer for tuapection » GLOVE heviag no io Gt style, or reliability. $1.00 per pair and é 2 A a Hb tf :