Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1887, Page 3

ees THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, & D. ete c. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1887. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. RENT— ». HOLTZMAN F FRE ikieaed. near Conn. ave K, near Oth at , 19, £00 Eee ate, Hasey or Tage sv ur Dupomts. 183 TTRACTIVE— rare ‘cellar, vere’ Jot 215100 to alley" within one square of two lines of seas meen a oiae it oa Oi ‘sirable home, A ‘Bae a Ge 200 1. Bene SALE, OR RENT—1750 N ST, fire beer Tien: 16s OR 8 = 3 Bids B00 Dist near Pratenase ‘Ywelline: frame store, 12 rooms: ee aE NO UNFURNISHED. F fia and construction. “ADDIY Fs Conn. ave. bw. Fe SALE-ON EASY TERMS— DESIRABLE bath, 2 — vane, inves, collate 111 “4 oe bath, foruace, rane. a ior 33° rs 30 ft; douse 3bxb0 Ser, lot 35° Fe'tfon', parking ‘ou wide avenue, copvenient to four lines of cars. Oa Norch Caroting are dee? dics: 26,500; terme KR HALE—A RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVEST. 1778150). _ OFFICE 15.33 30 to 100 each, $583.53 1326 F office i 93 Ltt Be Saar 2470 ave.. from 10 to: 34 iA, ave. tro OWNER, on premises, ment 27 pew and Srvpu Brick Howes in goed 30 Magnisicent store, | Sun | localities, paying exceptionally 2 sold by October 1.a barvain og piising, per gn. -.6,000 | sold by ‘HOPKINS & HI2STON, Heat Be 2g 2B and or, Priceat ofice aoe J3EL 1th at. Bw. BE -125 930 Pat. we lance store = iT. N.W.: NEW, O35 Othst Se Sri. HS) andor. Price atumioe.” | F\cautinliy but prewed bree, bayewindow ante Property pracea witn me for rent or salets heraiy | room m. t House: fronts south and is pleasantly ‘an atv of cont to the owner. souvebionty located. Kare chance tg secures posit Zig tot Beopengy for sale call or nendatotice | home dice ¢7.300. Inguire st house, oF of EW a9 LO.MOLTZMAN-10tb snd Faurave, | & SMALL OS Fat wT weed R RENT— § 2d st-ae., #r...825.5 ot SALE—AT A BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED— Fab Rees oy anon Heist Sr ties | POLS uAT A BAmOAiS Enno eT, O13 Mass.av.t. w..10r.139 1914 Lareh at, 6r_29-39 | 345 per month, will be sold cheap for esah as tue owpee GOST ateai-w.1 40... 1) is in need of money. Apply 1615 16th st. mw. S22-BY" ‘Bato. Ube ir I FO SALE CHEAP HOUSES ON 15TH 87 XW, ie story brick, 14. roo iments, cary terms. Soom brick, all improvements, 12 Ist st. a, 7 3 = 8 Ah st, Bw. FZ Jot 20x120, with stable, only $4. 13h st, 2 ' ghia | Sera ea hale tee. Baie Abbe ata wor * 99 Haan ores. | STONE MASP acte OF EY SYD. PARP Gst nw. lor. Vi rz EVERAL DI JOR BA. VERY DESIRABLE Filases ont bast Copiten sett SS Es: 820. (For e22-3t id one on F st., (Shorm: x), at faticolars cal ca St 3H HOw, a ot Fok SALE_NEaT LITTLE 5-ROOM Sth st. bw. near 8, $1,700; nearl brick on L, rieat 20th, 82,06 on E at. sw... together ‘are Preoer es at U.W. jt <0R SALE—AN ELEGANT NEW HOUSE ON EAS: Fe cenit ate bey wanton s reonae celige wa ah am It z0x80, Offered for s few days at the low price of £4,300, This is rare chance to secures cheap home. DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w.a21-3t FOS SALE TH St NE. BET. 6 AND HTS, round, §-rooin house; for O-lw eS ‘K.P. HILL & C0 1338 F at ‘OR SALE—R I. AVE, 15TH AND 16TH K ON "te 208 Ter’..000 B H. WARNER & CO. BENT—FURNISHED. Fo He Bathe, Tot au. ag ot 8 rooms, inod. impa.; stable on rear of lot; 27-f00 ern Pisces 1202 10th at 133 | alley. (at0-dw) A. P- HILL & 00. 1938 22 or 24 months. Gy PS ‘30 | JOR BALE—NEW BAY WINDOW BRICK HOUME- wettwar200 1008 sind Place... 3 : P88S Tet nes Tiers 200 Inay Jed acs mod. spate itty suet eh at. ; chaser. [e20-1w)_ A es bone ave. near it's 33 383 | TOR SALE—1714 KL. AVE, 11 ROOMS AND $528 Naess. 7-999 1620 Bund Place. 130 | FB : bath; fronts on two sireeta.. Price 413,000. ‘mad handnamely Puruished Houses, ods PU LODeiTsON, 118 8 oe nw. et janes, Fists and Uitee Koos = . ernie E RODENTLON, Heal Intate Broker, | JVOR SALE AND KE! ee HOUSE, pe Be rE en W HOU: 7 eoebers and Fon RENE rome tat latrobe, ‘range and | BARGAINS. eh and yard, clovets in every room, 823 petogutn hey ext door, or 630 G st. n.w., city. ‘1am prepared to offer with possession Oct. 1, on )-3t* Tost accommodating terms those beautiful J-story and back-building.(new houses), cor. of 12th and H sta. ast. (ove an excelleut corner for drug store), r001 and back-buildiug; 5 nice ms; beautiful oal VOR RENT_NEAR THE CAPITOL, ADESINABLE sud picssently situated Brick Dwelling, hine resus, Including bath. wot es s13-2w*_ | mantels, with beveied mirrors, geen Bre-} cathe R RENT — ral xlase, and guaranteed perfectly built. 1p archi- Filiercas. i Da tectural desicn these houses are all different and most will excl rent for beard end i oom. novel and beautiful, while the location is most desira- mB. G. PLUCTOR & BON, 1290 Fat ew. spring. ‘To purchasers die and rapidly unproving, advancing 80 percent since vis ‘month extra inducements anc JOR RENT_—924 W., 18 ROOMS, NEWLY ‘offered. Fo! Fyncered and painted, al oder improvements; | **° obered "For plas Pe Ee RURFORD, 72 yer mouth. UETY & DYER se20-9t 1422 ‘Washington, D. 0. — FRR SORT SS. | Jhon saLE—HoUses. 1034, 1ga4ath at 2, RK RENT—A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 3 23d he By E'next docr to Georgetown Convent Apply to thé Pistia? 6.000131: 133 Brence ot io” Convent. auzsem | aA Base aw. bbe) wa kb 6001962, 106: ROR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Fegfatrocise and bath tome 111 Wat ow Apply 0 1st st. n.w. 9-80” TOR RENT—FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, 1519 Rhode Island ve ave. aw. b, 1233" Madison Fe, ted the three years by ‘o=38,600 ete eed es corey are peed 7 so of SHEDD, 1402 14th st. tn \COSTIA, ONE 7-ROOM COT- tage: mod. imps: good neighborhood, One 7-room . large: Al a0 eee ad “Si. G. GRISWOLD. “2,000 Gra, .. ..4.100)/424, 426 0 at “alle; = asd 40500 411 ‘Baars ‘al- 1.8 Qst ow.,f ss |2400 to2464 Colum $500) prone fh... a 500) w., fh. Gr. 5 1490 Sainson ot." ii¥. £b..6 rs. 1 26 z 1418 oes = The above is only & portion of the on aa books. For fuil list call at ofice for Bullets leeued OX be the Istand 15th. [s20) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, at Firanincton Gisele, cormerloe Perms sasy “Appr sshington Circle; co z WOR SALE—909 N. ¥. AVE, WELL-BUILT 1 room brick in best possible order; lot 22 ft. wid io better property offered. Frice $9,000. Apply | owner, 951 Mass. ave, JOR SALE—CHEAP— cA Magnificent Corner Property iu South Washington, three-story p1 briel grounds, treet, D F2.2 T_HOUSE | NORTHWEST COKNER 16th and O sta. 2.w.; 865 per montn SAMES A. BATES, 7-1 1407 F at. Fo BENT- BOUSES_B) aoe tre back feot large sone Sushi ew) facing Soni nm parking on Va. ave,40 feet ou side Rooms fath and celir, mod: imps, "Price, 60,000, Cashy FeMAInGSE LO SU Og G. HENSEY, 220-3 1000 F at. nw. FOE SALE-TES GogM BRICK, NORTHWEST: wood repair; lot 18x95: price, 0,500: Bee werta. Bished. 87000. “Address OWNER, feoom i 214 12th at. LW Building: 1 Gales st. u.c. i.h., Zr. 14) HOR SALE_VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY ‘Also, three icors in Perry building.Sih'wanddean-” | FQN Dwelling. tome oe hae oe a sylvania av sooeee--- 82,000 per annum. | Legation, containing eleven rooms, bath-room, abd 768 @ modern conveniences. Apply to a ‘THOS, 5. FISHER & Co., 1429'S st.n-w., Gr. si7-6t FRE aes SALE—AN ERY AND Lignor Stace, well ELIGIBLI ‘owner to self, Inquire st 92 12th ot mw. sane pH SALE—SCHOUL FURNIIUME, INCLUDING ibs ‘single, me } = erable, and, single, maps. carga, ots. js 1" . : IT AND a PORES ae tors, tvusiness, on Peunsylvanie. ave, ey tor Part party culug uwey. ee SALE—A CHICKERING CONCERT GRAND Bectiano, aE 8 very Jow price and om easy terms. A opvortunity to get e grand ysn0- Bee | capsleeer ROSEWOOD SQUARE PIANO. 4 rare chance. Full 7-octave Rosewood Square Piano with richly carved legs and Syre; very fine tone; all in nice order; been used but little; fully warranted; for only $140 cash, if sold at once, or $175 monthly Psyments; including bandsome new ewbroidered cloth cover and plush stool Should be seen at once, as it must be sold to-mor- Tow, owner leaving the city. Apply to THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 9th st. JOR, SALE—A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURAN: } with ber-and pool tables, 1g center of the city. and ixood stand; will be sold at's barguit by widres onee Box Liv, star oftice. SA E_AT PRIVATE SALE—150 FEET OF Peictate “Douificie, Apply wo DUNCANSOS io suieway “complete, SOS BHOS, aucta. Gthand Date. nw. ade ‘OR, SALE, O8 EXCHANGE—A NIGE HIDING saddle and brid exchange - u Starofice 20-30" LE-CHEAP-A_ FURNAGE, NEARLY eequallte 4: drama ‘guitavie for eistit oF jouse. Apply at 1001 Vermont ave. Bw. ezz-tt UR SALE—A COMPLETE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Rey No, 1 Commandery. Cheap for Cash. Ad- dren REGALIA, Sox Bi, Stat Oftcee? °* Gur-at JOR SALE—CHEAP—A COMPLE’ a2 SET OF 720 17th sZt i SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A SUPERB DECKER, ‘Bro.’s Parlor Grand Piano, nearly new, apd in per- Ject order; terms casb, but very low. Can be sen at 1204 K at., between 5 and 6 p. in. s2i-im_ JOR SALE—HORSE, LIGHT DRIVING WAGON ‘std Harness: herse’ six aud sound; "raggy apd bar ‘ess nearly new: a Srat-class team. ¥. GREEN, 4: Fennayivanis ave. aioe {OR SALE-GROCERY, MEAT AND LIQUOR EF Stire? Gktap Westin once Adaress CHEAY, Star oes ae JOR SALE— CONFECTIONARY AN store; owner having other business 4 K st. b. w. D to =— aa STE ES ROR, SAFES ONE, SECOND HAND. TRICY, cheap if sold within » few days.” Can be seen a 18h wt n.w. after 5 p. 2-30" PGE SALE. BUTIER AND EGG BUSINESS, ALSO . Wi ures. Own Feasons Seesetn nays Ad BESET ORE, O00 Fo POR SALE A Victol, THICYCLE EY PERFECT order, with tandem attach brice 8145. Address “VIC1 tar office, 820~ {OB SALE—A VERY NICE BED-ROOM SET AN! ‘some other furniture, at 52 JOR SALE-BED POUND; feathers, Dat choteg, ew abd cleat. Also, Goons tresses, lowest prices, Orders by mail und oth ervige, Delivered ALBERT SEITZ, O30 ae hee al2-2we OR “SALE— CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND PoSpring Warous toneae cha built 12 one eparant te, work 5 prices i At PEARCE & LAW: TON, 2710 and 2712 Ma, ‘Bridge. ud 7-4we Georgetown iB SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARTON, ip cog ooebrated historian and biographer. says “that ip every hotise where there isplaced a ct of Apple Cyclopsedia it is ike aetding the whole family toc lege.” “his work, ail the voluues, cau be ‘obtained at Ge on stall mouthly payments by addressing ‘Box 28, Star oftice. slitz? FS BALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WES’ 20 Spe horece 5 pai of carting, the rest are nue coupe, draft, and saddle horses; also one pair of very fine ponies, the pubiic are invited to call and ex- SERS ges Cass of ores ee srge nag tesa on sale tas B, F. MCCAULLY & CO., _815-2w* bet. Oth aud 10th ste, Fe SALE—A LOT OF SECOND-HAND ORGAN! tk eet small; Lo peeps caer refused; they 2 a Sy acas, 812-12¢ 934 re OR SALE—SPRINGFIELD ROADSTER SAFETY new, 8:0; Rover Safety, $73; 54 Colu 45; ree, Soi ‘Otto, 61: PAPERS CLARKE LINE: a UST ARRIVED_ONE CAR_LOAD OF VERY FINE HORSES from Maysville, Kentucky. Among them re: ‘Thiee matched teams of Bays and Black. Oue Dapple Gray, 16 hands Ligh, 5 years old, and nieely broke in ali harness. 14eh Sexy stylish Coupe Horses, rauging from 16 to Special attention is called to @e Sorrel Colt, by Red ‘Wilks, that can trot a mile in 2:40 on the track, or ho One Pacing Horse by Strathmore; can pace or trot a mile in 2:45. Hae poe do a I By or no gle. ts Iso. one ray ‘Mare She ts a very rousing mare, aud will makes trotier by » litte ‘These Horses are well bred, and are perfect beauties, and warranted as represented. 96-36 Ba deus n, FOR SALE 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND varrished waxons and milk wagons, also painted Fragous, doctors’ and ladies! phetous: repairing sn al Drauchés; goods sold on easy terms. J.J. COOK, 3295 M st, Georgetown. aug20-Sm 1324 Fat.ncW. a ane Fee SALE IAEW, PND DESIRABLE SMALL ‘Brick Residence, well situated in the fashiousble past of the portiwest containing ning toome aud Heth room well bait sid haudaotsely”Anleked, with modern improveuen " THOS S. FISHER & Co. ie 1524 Fat JOR, SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN THE bia cars, a six-room Cottage: 100, 8400 cash. Also, a. two: F'rooms and bath, brick, on THOS. G, HENSEY, 1006 F st. nw. th st. H.W. 10F. 50 yeh wt. mw ZF SO ar. FOE SALE-INO. H SMYTH € Co., Heal Estate Brokers, 22 Sth st. u.W. We beg to offerthe best barkains in improved and unimproved property in the ‘city’ and county to per- sons desiring to buy homes, seeking paying” invest mentsaud good speculations. Cail and examine our lista, 810-1m FOE SAE A BEAN NEW SDCHOOM BRICK house, 914 Cst. a ¢.: south front, cemented cel- lar, modern improvements, thoroughly built, comfort. able, convenient, complete; price, moderate. P.O. PALWER, 910 Cat. .e. 24 n 0 st nw., iit, 2221 Coun. av.n.w.itr300 1616 21st st. nw. 112 TO Ct av. nw. ide. 200 FURNISHED. . 250 101i Coun. ave. 158...250 AL ave, Bear 27th 6. 70 ‘2013 Rst.nw, Lr, FOR, SALE_ONE | BEAUTIFUL, FOUR ROUND. ‘cornered Square, $195: an Upright, €175. Pianos for rent and exchanged. HUGO WOKCH & CO., ‘Tthet, Sohmer Piano Ageucy. iyi ‘OK SALE—SINGING BIRDS, BIRD Ft Cages, Gold Fish, Aquariums, and Fish Food. Langest asortument in the city wt'SCHMID'S BLKD SAOKE, 12th st, two doors south of Pennsylvania ave. suz-1m* JOR SALE-BUY YOUR CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, aud Daytone, all styles und prices.” Chispest place cit} Wat. F GEYER, int E Je: 466 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ‘OR SALE-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE BE- ‘quires no boiler; avoids ull expensive attendance, Lio loss of tune ; no handling of fuel, end for cireulaz und price list, UE, Axeut, 731 7th sk my2-m, F& SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- reil aud about SU) pounds of Agute Type, latey dm _use on paper. Tbe taceof both tonts is de ‘they are inxocd condition, aud capableof ex- cellent service for two or three eorsous paperat inoderate cireulation Will be sold Gheup su bul Gress THE EVENING DIAL NEWSPAPER Q Washington, D.C. Foe cite sh ee war eS a kea toes : Gov. He y D. Covke, large ds fine Stabiins: can be had very ow. wee Seana and 13-1m Apply W. KILEY DEEBLE, 1319 F st. FS, SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY and basement brick dw -. A complete home; Just finished. 3311 3d st. 5. e. 500. terms, aula EMSTEDT e Bitabiey. 27 F at. WOR SALE-A NEARLY COMPLETED TW story and attic frame house at Mt Picasant. hand. some corner lot; terms easy. Inquire st 1613 Bound- ary st. sel7-1W" ‘OR SALE—ARLINGTON TERRACE, A THREE- story and basement, 14-room pressed brick, front- ing 29 fect on uorthwest comer Gth and Rate. with modern improveiuents: house suited for the real- dence of a Senator or Member of Congress: is In per- fect repair; possession given in thirty days. Apply to the owner, 33-2 OTIS F. BRE! R_SALE—SMALL HOUSES, NE' Ficcaitty bait square foe Bae ee $1,100 to'81,600, it, 8 The curoticeua “Tues s” emit from, AS 1324 Fat ‘Foe, BENT_GHEAP | RENTS—7TH-ST. ROAD, corner of Steuben st., several Houses, ranging from $1250 w $8. “Also. oo Wt st, near Pat nw. A OB? Day, BY en a ieee F2 RENT—AT 818 PER MONTH A FINE COT- ‘aetoter: cats conveniences sad every pee in best of order. “Apoly at the house oF 609 Dee mw. aoelin JOR RENT—AN EIGHT-ROOM BHICK DWELL. dog. in fae clang condition, witela four aqnares sf street care, good neighbor at PHILLIPS, 1428 New York Pee elS-ln RENT—AT DEANWOOD PARK, DISTRICT BoP ocinssbin within ton nincres Salk of benniocs Station, b. and P- Railroad, four mx-room houses: 812 per moth: three fve-toom houses; @10. per month, HBG sight fourcroom ‘bousee st "68 per month "allen: tirely new. AMcEUEN, sei4-10t at me asi ta A ood. tuveRt WORMBTEDT & BRADLEY." O27 F st, __ HOUSEFURNISHINGS. We Isvre You To Exonxe OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FUR- NITURE, AND UPHOLSTERY. GOODS WHICH WE ARE NOW OPENING. 1420 F MONEY TO LOAN. JONEX TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY Jowest rates and on collateral secur- GMT, O07 7th at. now. ‘s17-1w" x Wed Teal-estate; nu. de- lays, ‘gharees. réwouable, JOHN SHEEMAK CO. rh s7-1m, $30,000 SLSSi8.20, Sot, ON FiReT- AP. HILL & NEY TO LOAN AT IOWEST ATES OF [3 — oz terest, on approved real estate situate in the Dis- iwiet of Columbia: ‘No delay when security is ample ANCIS B. MOMUN, 822m Real Estate and Loans, 1331 F st. aw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Mo brinpeatieadon ty altappiesione SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, — 927 F stteet. QNEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES ON STOCKS, ‘bonds and good collateral; commercial paper bouht and wuld dealer in munielyal securities aud Goyorumenteimins” LOUIS CUNSINGHAM, 2 Moxey 70 Loan, IN LARGE AN ALL rum. on approved ‘real estate, weurity, at lowcat Fates of interest: charges moderate. SLE POLD, 13351 F at. nw. ‘au27-1m, ‘ON MARYLAND $100,000 1a..28%..o8, ae d ity TO LOAN im RENT— 4 . ‘inces. K st., handsomely furnished: be has all ‘Telephone 789. G. H. WHITE & CO., ga ibeg Gnu [igre roma Teomury | STYLES ANE NOT BETTER axD | _sl Coe st, Balto ick ‘Stable on ‘reat, 4 stalin; room for 3 cai : SULT coachman's roo, &, &. For full particulars apply PRICES AS LOW FOR SAME CLASS OF 30.0001 LOAN to HUPTY & DYEL, GOODS 4S CAN BE FOUND, WE DO NOT 3}000 ON BEAL ESTATS, 212-108 Sth and F ats nw. mee eae vt Qpok gE: eee : et Po 227 C ores RESIDENCES XW. SOME BIG DRIVES IN FURNITURE. 5000 v2 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 725,221 4 1 Lat, lor. — ‘ONEY TO LOA) Heed Fee on™ Bie 1th st. 20r. ‘Ou Real Estate Security. 1731 F st. or. 1444 Pierce Place, 10r. W. H. HOEKE, _ HOLLAND & THOMPSON, jew store and dwelling, 1532 14th st. sis 801 Market Space. Jel 1313 F st ‘Sun Building. EIGER & LELIBERMANN, 1303 F st__ ret = = ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS 10 LOAN ON JO RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, 1211.6 | Hlearixc Sroves. ‘satisfactory real estate security, iu sums 10 wuitas st. nw. suitable for Millinery, Confectionery. Up- | aa ber cant InteTeRE ON a8 15 olmerer, cellent business street. $0 per | In selecting a Heating Stove it will be to your inter- oy N, 738 15th st. nw. est to inspect our humense assortment, embracing all ‘styles and the latest desisns. which we are offering at P BRICK DWELLING, §. E So7, 17th stand Rhode, Island axe. opposite Gen. | low prices Keeping ouly first-class mechanics, we are are fe BEALE 2COn,, | Prepared to do all kinds of repairing in the best man Yok KENTOSIZ TOTH STL EIGHT “oom; | BT: Specially Latrobesand Furnaces. A call respect. Pitacts iupaeangtes ant dasitabie ancl coe: | Sully solicited, W. 8 JENKS & CO, 717 Tthst. mw. Yenient neuchborhoud - FOF $90 per month neuchbor! $840 a year, or § zat Sor the vesa Mt ain Room 2, 1330 F st. 14 | eet FOR WINTER. ‘Latrobes, Ranges, Mantels, Furnaces prices at GARTHELLS Sig rare, Fumace at low Repairing of all kind» promptly done Grates ricky alwaysou baud.” a ore J. B. ¥ 16.00 M PARKER, 18 F st. aw. KR RENT _ COTTAGE IMMEDI OPPOSIT: Presiden Cleveland a corner renee oad jouN E Bek FeO STS ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS MER et ofa eSTATE KK. QO HOLTZMAN, £e15 comer Lothand Fete. nw, ONEY TO LOANON APPROVEDLEALESTATE Moa, aoe erate commissions. “No delay. aUsO GEO. W. LINBINS, cH Hand 19th sts lowest Fitch, ee a on, TCH, FOX & BLOW: 47 Peunsylvanlaave, ‘eetate security. 20 ONEY,TOLOAN Mo“ 250025 nares ormerenest Ub Meal EDEAEQEOU REET THOS. FISHEL & CO, 25. I3z4 F at. nw. JMO*#* T0L0an ox REAL Estate aT LowEst tes, DANENHOWER & 80%, Dd ceases Steer aL where the security is| 303 7thst nw. FF 28, SENTOEUENSuED on uxrunsismmp— | Wy Pur FP. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 16thst aw orades, Wat: Fapera y ath Frieses and, Ceiling Decorations, Sreciat attention given to Pisin and Decorative oa North Capitel at, Beek eee 7 erp Laprovementa, 2 Mick: DODSOR, susie 1 1225 F st nw. COUNTRY BOARD. OKT KETREAT—DELIG! . RESORT; Canvas of aryl ite die eo iaspars rary; frat-class yatrousge thong, wom Harpers fess dishing and fenting® 28""pee week Wont ‘la CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington County, Md. 520-1 __SUMMER_RESORTs. Rae F Grouubout the autumn: s Feige fo Peves ts; cireulars: SiEY ER Propristor. q T. WALKER'S SONS, 204 40TH, st. 9. kaSER OE oee A Sa ‘Felepboue 8ie-Le LE over has etisution we tne.wants s OCEAN STEAMERS. SAO OES RIE. rzoro 0 0.00 To Ha en ae ree ee a Oct a5 am; Aller. Wed, Uct 5,7 a m.; Werrm, Sat, Ot. Pam Si eid SPECIALTIES. ¥ rey Se ‘TREATMENT I cay SPEEDILY ithout CY 5 SPERDiLL oo procreat bar. oF. Bc fecundity, tumors, fated wlnget sae ct Souiosy ica PS ee of “the Nervous . HIS AFTERNOON. OWE, Be Or AE POS TE Ooo ee Fr premises, 1 P. interest, and deed of on 3 syed ail atthe option of the 3 . . ISAS DOWLING, Trustee. Pe stony ann. ‘Bur Fear Gener ERE UR: 4 STREETS Ne NN i00! ‘the premises; LOT =P.” SQUARE 211, front 1-100 fe ne, and fronting 3p 8110 econ teas ap ara 4 it of $200 required af Sie ct sale, on _ reserved to eh ot avons allen tain weaken ‘Auctioneers, ‘£0-MORROW. PUNCANON BROS., Auctioneers. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CONTAINED IN HOUSE ee. ‘HITE! ith StRSET NORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF DOUBLE. LOR SUITE, WALNUT CI ATES, BC. &c On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY~ RTLD, commenting at FEN oCLoo we wil oell ot 1ouse the entire content jumerated above.” “SDUNCANSON BROS. 620-3t ‘Auctionsers. 1HOMAS DOWL ‘Auctioneer. CATALOGUE S4LB ow JAPANESE PORCELAINS, BEONZES, BRIC-A- BRAC, ARTICLES OF, VERTU, EMBROIDER- 1z8, ETC, ‘Boing » Chole Collection of Japanese Objeots of Art. TURADAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 and 28, 1887, at 110. m. and 3p, m. each day. ‘The Collection will be on view day prior to sale. e22-5t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ‘ALSO ‘Two, Delaware Pipe Orguns, large number of Pew One Crate Hoglish atone Cinna, Hope also, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, Basiness Wagons, &c. demi REMPTORY SALE OF PROPERTY NEXT TO RNER OF J AND ELEVE! BPEE: ROwtHWEsT, LO SETTLE AN ESTATE, uit ROHL OES SS ae TWENTY THIRD, 1887, at PIVE OCLOCE: We will sell, in front of the premises, “West HALE OF LOE 1, SQUARE 317, fronting 25 feet on T street, near’ 11th northwest. This sale bein made to close an eatate a splendid opportu- nity 4s offered for investment. ‘erins: One-third cash ; balance in one. two years. Notes to bear six per cent int it, payable: i Dually, and to be securod Py of trust, or ail ‘at option of purchaser. A deposit of 8250 required af ‘time of sale. Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost, ‘Termmto be complied with teu dayr- pt verwise righ Bec to at risk and cost of defaulting pur- Chaser. ‘Title or no sale, aes 'DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts._ EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO-STORY DWELLING, No. 411 D BIBER Ni AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ‘PTEMBER, TWENTY-SEVENTH, at HALF-PA8T FIVE] O'CLOCK, we will seil, in front of the premises, UB LOT 13, SQUARE 813, fronting on ‘street north AY runni alley, and improved by.» two-story Brick Dwellis No. 411 D street, containing six rooms; modern con” ven Jerms: One-half cash, balance in fifteen Fronthe, with OP ee pa nteneet Payable semi-annually, an¢ secured by deed of trust. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. Conveyancing, ete, varchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with in ten days, other- Wise resale at risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser atter five days’ public advertisement of suc! in some newspaper published in Washington, D C. Title good or no male, DUNCANSON BROS., 21-d&ds Auctionee! USHNELL & CARUSI, Real Estate Brokers, 1008 F street northwest. NN yi) > EST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of adeed of trust duly recorded ip Uber No. 1134, folio 242, of the land records for the District of Columbia, the undersigned, as trustees, will offer for sale, at publicauction, in irunt of the Premises, on SATURDAY, THE 'FIKST DAY OF Gkctoc bf. Hse sinsberea 40), in E. E OK P.M, Tot ‘uum forty (40), in’ E. White and other's subdivision of lotnumbered two (2), in square numbered five hundred and fourteen (314), ‘as recorded in the office of the surveyor of said city of Washington, in book H. D.C., page 17, with the im- ‘provements thereon. ‘Terms of sale: $1,200 cash, balance in six (6) and twelve (12) months, the purchaser to give bis notes for the deterred payments, bearing interest at the rate of 6 percent per annum, and secured by a deed of trust upon the property sold. The purchaser will be required to comply with the terms of sale within ten days. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property st his risk and cost. All conveyancing at ‘Cost of purchaser. $100 down at time of sale. EUGENE CAMUSL fre EUGENE D. CARUSI, sass }. W. STICKNEY, Auctioncer, 936 List. s21-d&ds peBuc SALE OF VERY BLE PROP- ERTY NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA. Under authority of = decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered; at its special term, June, 1887, in the auit of Rotchford and wife vs. Riordan and othere, the sub- scribers, as special commissioners, willoffer, at public auction, at the Fairfax-stroet entrance to the court- room of the Corporation Court of the city of Alexan- aria, Ya,on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY- FOUR, 1887, st TWELVE O'CLOCK M., the Farm, near said city, known as “Spring Park,” of which Philip Kotchford died seized, and on which he resided. It contains about 80 acres of land of superior qual- ity and in good condition, It is improved by a good. brick dwelling house, a large barn, granery, ice house, &e,, &e. The land ia well watered, is situated just be- yond the city limits of Alexandria, about @ half mile from the local depot of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, and in character of soil, improvements and location is especially desirable for farming or truck- ing purposes. ‘Terms of sale: One-fifth of the purchase money to be paid in cash; the residue in three equal instalments atsix, twelve and eichteen months from the day of sale, with interest, the purchaser to give his bonds for the deferred instalments; the title to be retained until they shall havebeen fully paid: the buildings to be kept insured in the sum of %3,000, at the least, by oF “at tho cost of the purchaser, in such form, that, in the cave of lons, the benefit of the policy shail enure to the purchase bonds aud the property to be resold. at the purchaser's risk. iu default of complying with the Terms ot mule or ii the paymedt of the purchase money in whole or in part. 8. FERGUSON BEACH, ) Special 516-7 JOHN M. JOHNSON, ' 5 Comm're, JP PNCANSON BHOS. Auctioneers, TRUSTEES SALE QF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON BEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN EAST y A STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in, Liber No, 1202, folio 189, et seq., oue of thelaud records of the District of ‘Columbia, we will sel, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEK TWENTY-FOURIH, 1887, at FOUK O'CLOCK P. M,, in front of the prem. es, the following described ‘real estate, situate in Washington city, District of Columbia, to wit: Lote numbered eight '(8), nine (9), and ten (10), in ‘square numbered one, thousand and aaa ‘Lose), o- ether e vements, ways, esaetnent Flatts, privileges, and gpptsicusnces ‘to the sane be? Tonging or in any wise appertaining. ‘Terms: ‘The amount of the indebtedness secured, withexpenses of ‘sale, taxes, &c.,in cash; balance 15 ‘one year from date of sale, with @ per cent interest, to be secured by deed of triton pretuises or all cab, at option of purchaser. A deposit of €100 required ‘on each lot at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c, at pur- chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise resale ut rink and cost of defaulting Dur’ chaser, after five dayu" public notice of such resale in (ge Hewepaper publishedin Washinyicg, D.C. JAMES BR SAMUEL CHoMe’s Trustees, ‘PEREMPTORY SALE OF NEARLY 50,000 FEET OF GROUND, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 'D EASTERN BRANCH REIDGE, BEING AT THE CORNER OF 15TH AND K STREETS ee tis ararsaee seoratian TWENTY-EIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we sell aan ein LOT SQUARE 1065, Fronting214 4-12 fect on K strect Sout feet on foth street East. This lot ie within s half a sauareof Feniesivania avenue and’ near’ the. D¥o- of the Jot makes it very susceplble of subdavisiou to Tesms: One-third cash: balance in one and two years, notes to bear interest at Oper cenit, to 00 ‘se. Gured by deed of trust on premises, ‘or all’ cash ‘at option of purchuser. "A deposit of 8250 required at thie ‘of sale. “Coniveyancing, &e.vat cost’ of pur- chusers. Terms tobe complied with fn ten vs, Setsaltug pareisner nitee Bee Hatt te a come ct : v Pas Rewspaper published in Washington, D. ©. ‘Title nood, or abstract paid for. a7 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts, FPHOMAB DOWLING, auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT ON E STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-5) IND AND TWENTY-THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deecee of the Supreme Court of, SS a org apt aek day! ofgune, L387) sn equity ch ‘Cas. sidy ve Cassidy, T shall offer: for sale’ at he in frout of the ‘TWENTY-SEVENTH at FIVE O'CLOCK. the following real estate, in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, to wit: Fatt of Lot cue (i) in aquare 08, beqanuine for said purt ut the southwest corner of said Lot, and run- ning thence east 20 feet, thence north 703s feet, thence the berlin (20) feet, and thence south 703s feet, to “Terms of sale, as. 2 One third of the povchasesnoucy rcanh the tae trun on property atid” “A dapealt sf 50 wilt be julred at time of sale,” All conveyaucing ana record: ig pureliser's cost. ‘MARGARET CASSIDY, Trustee. PROPOSALS. ‘OF Boupisa fox Stare, Wan axp Nave Wasumaron, b, Gr boptember 10, 1887. gases Peter a ad UEBAY fhe rwenry-pouhiH Dav QF skbrEN- of bidders. Specihoations, general instruc- ‘established. Ege ra to 910,12,13,14,22,23 of prorosa w. FOR STATIO) bY.» a, Hovss OF Baran D.C. Heptember ager em Sealed will Be aJotlock my” OUTOBER 17-106) for the House of aaa RICK |ORTHEAS: back to an. PUBLIC SALE OF and 220 offer forsale, at public Ornice THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HAI PABLOB BU! Ae SE EA ONE 8! 00K. Hi N ws KMUBER RuGUisIES Bey ‘MBI commencing st all veld a Hoee 8 Tait street THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WALTER 2B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncors. VALUABLE IMPROVED 1 x ON PENN- NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE THE CIRCLE, 2200, On TUESDAY, 's VENTY-SEV- aSial a BALEDASE VIVE OTOLOGR Pine tion! 2d EDITION. — Pelice it to Wie Lonpox, Sept: 22-8 froop of Ruzary, ea Tobe sold at Public Auction, without resseve, at my | have arrived at Witeheisto uagaitte aRr sooms, Bolaing of any "eeaite nace ee sitting’ feeating that any" Mevonth street and Pa. ave.. | HE afte pia court ‘protibition will mae oor) as ALARMED, antarctic tentte| ANxious RUT Nor TEN O'CLOCK, catratis ev commencing st | The Feeling im Chicago as to tne Parlor Parlor Furniture in separate | Momey Stringency in New Werk, pisces, ate Mirrors, New. and Second-| Cwycaco, Sept. 22—A locl paper says: The savings. at money stringency in New York is regarded here ues and with some anxiety, but not with alarm. ‘3 Lop Bib a ge | The market 19 not high here, but good fenalon att - faing | Houses are unable to they need Chairs, Cooking and Hestiue Sones oe at reasonable raves. ‘There is complaint in legtti- know what all this hue and cry about tignt mone! Ineans, “They say that there are only fegitumats HUNTINGTONS EXPLANATION, % Monestly i New Yous, Sept. 22—In reply to further ques- Uher in the country.’ Sebo you recognize your sentiments in that pas ee asked Mr. Al ~ : se —) Ferce of mn. A conflict 1s feared persist in carrying out their intentions, ands for money in their locality. Tells How Money Could Bespent fluencing Legislation. 8 by the Pacific Railroad investigating com- mittee to-day, Mr, Huntington explained, once more how morfey could by spenthonestly In 1n- juenctng jon. "Another etter broghut out in Mr. Huntington's opinions of soctalism and the Congress of 1 “This COl reas 18 an the worst, in camp. It 18 com. of of men that ever got to rs0D. ell of late yeargI have remarked there has been a considerable influx of these anarchists and shall sel}, infront of premises, Lot 15, in aqusre socialists into public places, They kick at every Soa fronting 24 toot on Pens yivania avenue, running | Tevitimate enterprise in which capital cab Wake three-sto and basement brick ‘dwelling, contalaing 14 rooms, all modern improvements, any money; in clate business enterprises which they cannot take er Words they strive to depre- ‘This property 1s beautifully located and should com- | part in themselves. ‘They cannot Inake money mand the attantion buyer sees — Phemseives honestly, but T have remarked that FO OBA 5 own at time dea ‘and Ot WALTER B WiLiLaSs 8 CO., Ancta, | $5,000.15 8 great: deal'to them, J HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘TRUSTERS' SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME Pret iG, No. 907 FOURTS STREET SOUTH. EAS tue of adeed of trust, dated March 2 188, duly secordog nL anh gated, March, 12, futile and by dircetion of the part y eccured theca ‘the underaigued Trustees wil otter for sale, in trout of remises, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH, y AT HALY-PAST FOUR O'OLOCK PM, the south 33 feet of lot 16, square 708, with depth af sald Np Bor ait scien Bator ae ferms: One-third cash, the residue in t ~ ments, at elx and twelve mouths, with, notes” beatin com) but amol the any interest and secured deed of trust ‘the ty sold grail ceavattheoplcn of puthaw "Rent | Cit 9f $100 will be required at the time of sale. All con- veyancing aud Teogrging t cost of purchuser. Jessi a WILSDR, 1 Tusiana aye. CHAS. H. FICKLING, (Trustees, 2deds Bion i) 1s Cor, High aud Ist ats, ° F[iomas DoWLING, aucuoneer. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV) REAL ESTATE, BEING PAEAISES NO JOLT ZSIREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON CITY, By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of, the District of Columbia dated the 1st Osy of September, A.D. 1887. und passed. in a cause icLiuden is complainant, and Mary wherein Mary E. MecLinden wid others ure defendants, the same bei Disp and the gasp 8g, 10710 of the Equity Docket of'euid court | In fecs.on WEDNERDAY ne TPT a Gay er OCTOBER. | SOUL iN of OG" AD. 1887, at HALE-PAST FOULS O'CLOCK FM ‘of lot numbered two (2), in square numbered, Bros hundred and forty wre: Chad) in heat Washington, im the District of Columbia, beinning ata poltiton I street thirty-six (36) teat six (6) uches from the southwest corner of said lot: theney runniag ‘street eighteen (18) fects ix (@) inches: wundred (100) feet: thence west Gighteen (18) feet six (G) inches; thenco south oue hundred (100) feet tothe beginning, improved. with a su ‘tires ‘stories wil Sulding. ual brick house of Lerms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third oy play ers Chte: Bost of the } Wrchase-money in cash, and the jual inbiallnenta at one and two years after th of calo, with laterest, to be accused By a pond and mga: | SUP lent lien upon the roperty sold, or ali cash, at the option of the Purses coaverancing at yur ¢ cost. A deposit of $250. will be required at Hime of sale. If the purchaser fail to cvinply with all the terms of sale within fifteen days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the rixht to resell the prop- exty'at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purcuaser. JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Trusiec, Webster Law Building, 505 D street h.w. s21-d&ds COUANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED ON 7TH STREET NEAR G STRE! SOUTHEAST, ON K STKEET, BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH BTREETS SOUTHEAST, AND ON 15TH STREET, NEAR PA. AVE. SOUTHEAST. By virtue of @ decree of the Supreie Court ot the District of Culuinbis, passed May’ 12, 1887, in Equity Cause No. 03:27, entitled Mary S. Nailor’ ve. Henry Nailor et al, the’ undersigned trustees will offer tor ale at Publig-Auction, in front of the respective prem isea, 7 Yy OCLOBER 1, 1885 ‘ALE: Br PSA OS GBER T JRH? at ATE 878, belug the south 47 feet 3 fuches front of said lot by a'depth of 50 feat 44s inches, situated on 7th street ar G stree' ALFIVE OCLOCK P. M.,on the same day, part of lot No. 2, sq, LOGS, Being tite east 156 feet Pluches of said lot tinting ot K ytreet near 15th street woutlicast, yw depth of 220 feet. TAMEDIATELY THEREAYTER WE WILL SELL ‘ALL OF LO™ NO. 7, SQUARE 1078, fronting 51 feet 2 Inch gu Jot stick cast, between penusylvaiia aveuue and K street south’ Pu back tuat width the depth of the lot. sat “Tern of sale: Ono-third of the parchage money pay- able in cash: balance in one ant two years, uovon 9 bear interest from date of eile, secured by deed of tfnst on the premises sold, or ail Cash at option of the Burchiger.A'depoatt cf 9100 required on each lot at Mute of sale. Ail conveyancing tc. at purchaser's cost, “The ‘Trustees rencrve the’ right to Resell at the Fisk of the purchaser, after five days’ public advertise: went ip sowie Bewapaper publisied in’ Washington, D. Gy tt the terme on wale are not complied within tex y OfeeRICHARD SMITH, Tras ‘Webster Law Bui ons. A ELLOL Trustee, oth atrect tw. DUNCANSON BROS,, Auctioneers, ei2l-dads ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF THE MOST ELEGANT MAKE, ALMOST NEW. ONLY USED FOR A SHORT TIME AND MANUFAC_ EUKED TO ORDER EXPRESSLY FOR OWNERS Handsome Cherry frame Parlor Suite, upholstered in Uld Gold Stik Flush, Plush top Center “fable, Che Hee ee nei Sith Hat oe Sa ey a el Blogaut Hall Back, Marble ep Bidetoatdinirrot back, eles tly curved; Walnut Pillow Extensic dable Wilbos bist om, Chute ns Magnet hres Ges ealaee leg fd nich made toe Ae iron frame ‘invalid’ Chair upholstered in Leather tn Rew ; Walnut Chamber suite, Marble top Bureaus, Hominston Se nearly new: Walnut t Tables, Couch upholstered in Raw Silk, Wal- nut Bedsteads, Gent's ‘Chatr ‘uphoistered in Kep, Cloth top Library T Brussels ble, Feather Pillows, best quality Body pets ‘throuxhout house, with border to aaah ty sels Hall and Stair Carpets, Kitchen Safle above fist partially ennmerstes the goods to be sold. The articles not mentioned are in keeping with the above, and the advantaxes of attending the sale cannot be overrated, as the goods are in splendid con- ition, and, the, sale offers rare opportunity £0 Dur chasers to furnish their honses. with woods nearly new st s merely nominal expense. The gale akes place on (ONDAY, PRETENDERS iWaTY Sikri Tss7, ning at TEN O'CLOCK A.M. at 604 M street ‘Terms cash, 220-5t_ WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, )URCANSON Bkos, Auctioneers was: an West N mitt was Gen. Chi AB cover tem JA. winners of nnants, There wiil Sup $500. to ‘restrict the number of Cutcaso, Sept. 22.—The condition of Hon. F. B. Wasuburne, ex-mninister to Fra better to-day, although there ate ‘fears that the end ts drawing ne ‘ToRonto, Onr., Sept. 22.—While speaking in Mo- Master Master, a senator, fell in a faint and remained un- conscious until this morning when he died. Me New YORK, Sept. hotel for reorganization. sultations with his friends. 4 delegation of colored republicans was pres- ent looking for recognition, It 4s understood that the permanent officers of the committee will be as follows: ‘cornelius N, Bliss, chairman; Jno, Mf. Knapp, of Cayuga County, chairman of the executive com- mittee; 8. V. ‘White, of Brooklyn, treasurer; Smith (no initials). Alleghany County, secretary, mneans Victory, and Uav’sail It does mea.” penetra Bauriuoxg, Sept. 22.—Fire this mor stroyed, al Mudge & Co., on Hopkins Place, Sharp street. ‘The damage King & Son, hardware, adjoining, was somewhat damaged by water, as was also Unat of W. F. and B. Damman, wooiens, and of M. 8. Levy, straw fs ‘thousand Jobn Ki New York, Sept. 22.—The New York, Chicago and St. Loul3 railway, which is the reorgnized Nickel Plate, to-day consolidated the present sys- land and State Line companies under the laws of the State through which they run. ‘The directors of the Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, ‘W. Vanderbilt, H. M¢Twombly, John 8. Kennedy, W. Corwin, J. Depew, and Allen Cox. ———_—_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Mr. Huntington knew o about the books of the cen? and mae} com] y- known that after bullding the Centr: Ttis Pacific the jpany’s debts were big, and {ts assets nothing Central Pacific stock of less value than the junt of its debts, “I never kept the books of company, and carry most of my business memoranda under my hat,” sald he, “and they ‘cannot mislead me.” ‘Yhe examination then went into the present business mmagement of the raliroad, its carrying capacity, &c. ‘Mr. Anderson then asked Mr. Huntington had he Scheme for settlement to lay before the com- mission as to the trouble between the road and the Government, was decided that he should are which would be ready in itween days, and 6 be annexed to his testimony, ‘The committee then adjourned for luncheon. ee THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES, Arranging the Series Between the ‘Winners of t Penants, Sr. Louis, Mo., Sept. 22.—A special to the Post- patch says: Manager Von ger Ahe, Stearns, ‘Mutrie were closeted this morning, arranging champlonshtp series of games between the the Association and League be ‘six games played ‘and St. Detroit, Chute: Mm a a kick Cincinnatl is, This was hecessitated by on the part of the Detroit players, who demand $500 each for Ube series, Stearns offered them $300, and in the event of winning the champion~ This they declined and were forced its chai ip games to six, as these can be finished by October 15, the date when tbe contracts of the Detroit ere expire. Stearns Says ne wyll give the piay- nothing extra now vunlesee they, “wid, Spaulding refuses to let them play on the ago grounds unless Stearns consents to allow on to play postponed games tn thal city. AS ‘Stearns reruses, it 1s probable that no champton- ames will be played in Chicago, The games ip on Octover 10, = ——-—__ ExeMinister Washburne’s Condition Improved. ce, Was somewhat ——— A Canadian Senator’s Death. Hail, a Baptist college, last plght, Win. Me- ‘a member of the legislative council of Canada president of the Catiadian board of the Great tern Railroad Co. for many years, ———— i. ¥. Republican State Committecs 222.—The republican State com. ee MeL AL noon to-day at the Fifth avenue Mr, Thomas C. Platt, there at an ewrly hour and held frequent con Jno. M. Knapp sald: “That organization icago Boodiers Expelled from the ‘Knights Templar, Cmcaso, Sept. 22.—Saint_ Bernard Commandery Knigits Templar, at a conclave held ast night ex- pelled Win. MeGarigie, Adam Ochs and F. W. Der from the roll of the sir Knights, of Political Prise Dvstix, Sept. 22.—The lord mayor of Dublin has tssued an appeal for funds to defend and sustain the la pected will soon be iu jail under the coercion act number of political prisoners it is ex- jaltimore Paper Warehouse Burned. de- the paper | warehouse of —Dobier, ts estimated at $80,000, partially red by insurance. The stock of’ Henry 8, ‘rhe paper warehouse, b 1s ‘owned jf aud was damaged feveral doliars.” It ts said to be inbured. es A Railroad Consolidation. ‘with thé Fort Wayne and Illinois and Cleve ranized company are Roosevelt, Chas, M. Reed, F. A. Mizener, D. |. Wade, F. T. Olcott, Chauncey M. New York Stock Market. 7 ‘and 3:00 p.m prices Market, a8 reported. by apecial ‘said past: Regees g ‘7988! {TIMO} 23.—Cotton omer eee ees steady. | a ee or ne i 5 2 Fy # ¢ i fee @ |, 193 Aa 3 . Bet in = ft... (107: is sec wee [100% 22: 2X [LP Dr 64 23! | Roxas 23) 93°] 93 ||Union Peo::::) 53 P74 PS0"lweetOmou::| 74") Fan Raltimore Markets, sat dae coupona, 00° do. ton fortion 4 bid to-day.” +e |; October, pare 82 a8, boing s |; November, new or juiet—southern fread le i ri, i DISCORD AMONG MUSICIANS, ‘The Boycott Test Case on Trial Before Judge Snell. ‘TESTOMONY 48 TO THE FINING OF KRAUSE BY THE As- SEMBLY AXD HIS SUBSEQUENT EXPULSION, AND THE EPPORTS TO PREVENT HIM FROM OBTAINING EX- PLOYMENT. ‘Twenty-two persons were summoned to appear in the Police Court at noon to-day and testify in ‘the case of alleged conspiracy in Tae Stew, in which Judge Snell ts called upon to decide whether labor organizations can, under ‘the laws here, boycott citizens obnoxious to them, ‘There was a large crowd of persons interested {n the case present. The nine defendants—Louis P. ‘Wilde, Ed. G. Linden, Jno, N. Pistorio, Jas. C, Callan, Jos, B. Caldwell, Geo. N. Sloan, Jno. Fallon, Anton Fischer, and Frank Pistorio—were called. ‘They were all present, with their counsel, Messrs, Chas. 8 Moore and J. H. Ralston. District Attor- ney Worthington and Mr, H. W. Garnett appeared for the prosecution. A motion of Mr. Moore to quash the information was and he then said he bada Fagg eee hea judge referred to the right of the defendants ap appeal. THE CuARCES. ‘The tnformation charges “that Frank Krause, Louts Naecker, otherwise called Ludwig Naecken Abgust Naecker, Chas. Arndt, Louis Naecker, jr., Herman Feige, Gustav A. Bruder, Fritz Betcher, Herman Arpdt, Julius Schultz, Louls Brandt, Cas Windus, Ernest Arndt, and c1 e, dur. Ing the months of guy and Angee pty 4 of the District of Columbia, ana were pursuli luring those months, and at ime of the Gocur- rences hereinafter stated, there was in said Dis trict an association of musictans called ‘The Wash- ington Musical Assembly,’ and otherwis’, called wi Musical Assembly, No. 4308, K. of L,," which was composed of oné hundred and fity'membera, and was a branch of an onganiza- ton commonly known as and called “The Knights ot Labor of Which during sald throughout the United ‘States, and comprised five hundred thousand mem- bers, of whom ten thousand were residents of ‘the District of Columbia; that dur Said months the defendants were ‘ineinbers. Of Tak Say at Valiente eget se WAS A of the last-mentioned association, and that on the day mentioned a fine of #75 was imposed and snother fine of $50, the legality of both which said fines the sald Krause disputed and dia not pay; that the defendants and others conspired to extort from said Krause the fines, and to prevent the sald The J to note on him use and others Damed in the warrant from pursuing their calling and to boycott them and prevent them from ob- taining employment, &c. The affidavit turther charges that the sala defendants, in pursuance of and according to the sald conspiracy, combina. ton and confederacy, a8 aforesaid, did’ send and deliver to each of the members of the said “The Washington Musical Assembly,” otherwise called “The Washington Muscal Asseinbly No. 4,308, K. of L.,” and divers other persons in the District of Columbia, Whose names are to the said Krause unknown, a certain printed circular of tbe tenor following: SaNcTUaRY, Wasmixoton MUSICAL ASSEMBLY, 4308 K. of L. Wasuneron, D. C., Aug. 8, 1887. Dear Sir and Brother: In accordance with a resolution of this assembly and in compliance to ‘the constitution and by-laws of the order, you are hereby notified that the following-named mem- Bers of this assembly are hereby suspended { having pertormed with F. Krause, in direct. viol: ‘on Of oMcial notice of said Krause’s suspension: from this assembly. You will therefore not en- Sage Or perform directiy or indirectly with any of Them: iis Naecker, Gus. A. Bruder, Al st Naecker, Louis Brandt,Chas. Arndt, Fritz boetcher, Louls Naecker, jr., Herman Arndt, Herman Ernest Arndt, Julus Schultz, Herman Feige. ‘By order of the assembly, E.C. Lixory, 3, Recording Sec’y. ‘Messrs. C. 8. Moore, Thomas M. Fields, aud J. H. Ralston appeared for the defendants and entered & plea of nct guilty. THE DEFENDANTS MUST BE IN ATTENDANCE. Mr. Moore stated that Mr. John Pistorio, one of the defendants, was the leader of an orchestra, and asked that he be not required to stay in the court-room. ‘Mr. Worthington said that it was necessary that He held that the court could he should be there. ‘not excuse a defendant, ‘Mr, Moore said that, In the case of she star- routers, Mr. Dorsey Was outside the court-room most of the tne. Mr. Worth: mm retorted: “And if Mr. Dorsey had been convicted he never would have gone to the penitentiary.” nis at kee a ae wo @ the res] ty of exci the defendant's attendance, THE Finest WITNESS. Hubert Schutter was the first witness. He tes- tified that he had been a member of the Washing- ton Musical Assembly. He understood that he had been expelled some time about September 7, but he did not know for what. Witness identined The constivution, and said he knew all the mein bers except Mr. Fallon. Witness was the almoner and also a Judge, The custom was to try members before the council, Witness testified that a cer. tain court fined Krause $75, and he was suspended until the fue was paid. Witness mentioned the names of several defendants whom he said were Hove at the meeting. ‘Witness sald Uhat circu- rs Were issued and sent to euch member, ‘Mr. Worthington asked if at the meeting any- thing was said about enforcing the $75 judgment. Witness said that Mr. Wilde and Mr. Linden made some remarks. They said “it was NECESSARY TO DOWN THIS MAN KRAUSE by making him pay the $75.” Witness sald they referred to him as “this man,” and did not call him “brother” as was customary. A committee com- Posed of Caldwell, Callan, Jno, Pistorio, and Sloan ‘We.e appointed ahd instructed to go to the various Stcamvoats and other places Where Krause might obtain a situation, and ry and persuade them bot wemploy him; but to be careful aud not use the word boycott; ‘but talk gentie and explain 1t to the ae Uhey could understand; $10 was ap- proprial for the use of the committee. At a subsequent meeting a member of the committee reported and said they would have done more, but their money gave out, Capt. Blake, they’ sald, told them he would atiend to his own business, and used a remark which wit- ‘ness did not care to repeat. Wilde told them to go Wo the executive committee and get what money they want Louis Naecker was suspended for playing with Krause. Witness did not know What other members were suspended for tne same cause, us he did not receive a circular, although he'was th good standing. Witness sald he Was summoned before the district attorney to give his evidence, and about a week afterward he ‘Was dismissed. Mr. Moore objected to this evidence, and the court excluded it, ‘THE CIRCULAR. ‘Mr. Worthington read a circular bearing the seal of Washington Musical Assembly, notifying the members that “Krause was tried before court on Sunday, July 17, 0n two changes, and had been found gullty of both charges. In the first case he ‘was charged with not complying with the Assem- bly’s order to withhold a certain part of the en- gagement money from Brother Jimerson, when- ever employing the latter, and turning over the mouey $0 withheld into our treasury. A ne of | $25 was imposed. His second offense, for which an additional fine of $50 was lmposed, consists in having unfairly underbid another brother, and Unrough this means having obtained the contract for furnishing music on the Lower Cedar Point steamer. It is further ordered that no member shali play with Brother Krause until he has fully settled the fine put on him by the court and every member violating Ubis mandate will be dealt with strictly according to law. lf, Schutter said that he had received such a reular. Mr, Moore cross-examined Mr. Schutter, and he testified that he did not know anything Jaws when he signed his name to the book. He filled the oMice of judge for about eight months, ‘Witness tried cases, but did not suspend inembers, He was not judge of the court which fined Mr, Krause. Witness was not interviewed by Mr, Krause about the time of the trial Witness had ‘not joined with Krause to break up the assembly. He did not know that he had violated an obliga- Yon in telling what had passed in the ‘Witness Was not positive that Mr. Wild was pres- ent when Krause was fined; but he was present ‘when he told the committee to go to the execution chamber and get all they wanted. “I would have to have @ head like a balloon,” said the witness, “at I could tell all that was said.” "Mr. Krause was not mentioned in the instructions, but Mr. Wild used nis name in the meeting, saying, “he must be downed.” ‘The, committee was not appointed r the expulsion of Krause. Re-direct.—The committee was told by Mr. Wild tw let the people know that Krause is suspended. Henry Nieman was next called, and he testified ‘that he received the circular containing the action in expelling Krause and his band. “BOYCOTT ALL OVER.” Chas, Arndt testified that he had been a member of the assembly; that he attended a spectal meet- ing on a Saturday morning after the ca or Krause, when Wild, Linden, Caldwell, Pistort others were present. The question was = Se eat a ate “Master Workman, Wi you, # Pisuded: "No one opposed i except witness. 1 meeting he attended. on ‘oan taken in toe case that day. Sion 8 Henman Arnoe testied that Wild said when ‘they were considering Krause’s case that the only i ie 410 not belong to the upton, ¢ that he bad beem expelled, or something to thy ete. ir. MOXIey testified that he first employed Mr, Callan to furnish music, but on account of te bad music furnished he war c another band, and he got ———— Found Floating in the River. 4 BODY IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF THE COOK ON THE STEAMER THOMTEON. ‘Tnis morning, about 6 o'elock, the body of an unknown colored man was sound Moating in the river at the foot of 6th street by Geo, Pettit, who notified the police, and It was taken to the morgue. Laver tn the day the bods wan toeutifed bs that of Nelson Fisher, cook on the steamer Thompson. ‘The coroner was notified, and Will iuvestigate the case after ‘the arrival of the steainer to- morrow. No one has been found who has seen Fisher since the boat left bere Tuesday. ‘The vody was removed to the Washington Ayluin dead-house Unis afternoon, and Will not be. buried Unt the matier is further investigated. The coroner gave a certificate of deatu supposed to be accidental, — fnles of Real Estate. R. F. King has bought of Robert E. Morris, lot 4, sq. 484, fronting 20 feet on the east wide Ok 6th Servet, Between M and N streets, for $5,500, Hannah’ W. Wilson has bought of Jno. P. Law. rence, for $4,300, pt. lot 2, sq. 427, SIXKS feet, on Q Street, between 5th and din strects northwest. at . MarRiace LIceNses.—Marriage been issued by the ‘Thomas and Laura and Lizzie McGinneil; J Price; David M. Anderson, of Ral Budora Thomas, of Richmond, Va. % and Sarah Jane Tolman; Frank C, Wiaters and George Dent. Jobn Henry Cromwell and Jane Matilda Starr, both of Prince George's County, Md.; Geo. W. Goldsborough and Caroline Weighoosi ‘both of Baltimore, Md.; Thornton Ambrose am Jennje Massey, both of Falls Church, Va.; Thos, P, Holson and Julia M. Daniels; Antonia Evans and Euvabeth Alice Bateman; Frank Miller and Mollie: Jones; Chas. H. Stinebroker and Katherine ©, Gooaricn, _— JUVENILE BURGLAKS AKRESTED.—Some time this moraing two small colored boys entered the resi. dence of Justice Miller, No. 1415 Massachusette avenue, and carried off a pair of gold eyeglasses, ‘They also entered the residence of Commodore Wright, No, 1402 Massachusetts avenue, carrying off a reticule containing a number of small arti cles. The boys were subsequently arrested, and the articles found on them, ave “thelr hames of Frank Boswell, ten years old, and Ea- ward Lane, twelve years'old, “They were locked Uup at the second preciact for a hearhing tn the Police Court to-morrow Ucenses have lerk of the court to Leu nana NEW NaTionat THRATER.—The sale of seats com. menced to-da n Lights,” which will bo ‘the attraction at the New National Theater next: on SALE OF an EsTare.—In the case of J. W. Paine agt, Estelle Paine, in the Equity Qourt yester- day, the commissioner, Mr. C. B Pearson, reported ‘that he had an offer of $102,160 for a one-half in- Uerest in Uhe estate—Pitsworth, 205 acres—by Mr. €.B. Rheem. ‘The offer was confirmed, the sale ratified, and the case referred to the audiior, — IMPROVEMENTS OF THE WASHINGTON Gas (x Pany.—The Washington Gas Company has tal OUL a permit to commence the work of erecting 114 new" plant on N street. southeast, vetween tit and 13tb streets. The permit ts for the erection of aretort bullaing to cost $30,000, and ap engine house to cost $20,000, When these are completed two large gasomeiers will be erected. RANOR OF THE THERMOMETER The following Were Ube readings at the Signal Office to-day: 7 a n, Pm, 84; Maximum, 86; minimum, 62 eee ‘The Courts. Eguiry Covrt—Jucige Merrick, Today, Byrnes agt. Berry; sale decreed, and P. PB. Satids and C. H. Cragti, appointed trustens Swann agt. Koberts; do. and F. W. Jones, do. Chadsey agt. Fuller; hearing in General Term ta Mrst instance, Wells agt. District ; rule on defendant, returnable September 2s. Bradford agi. Betis; sale finally decreed. Pouce CoveT—Judge Snett. To-day, Milton Miller, colored, turowing stones; sors 8. Wm. Dines, colored, carrying con- cealed Weapons; $20 or 60 days. ‘Jefferson Lewis, colored, profanity; $5 or7 days. “Samuel Lewis, do.; do. Joseph H. Crown, obstructing pavement: $1." William Newcomb,’ selling potatoes — by ineasure and ing a deficient measure; $0 or 10 days. Jos. arch, fring gun, collateral for~ felted. Lewis Fletcher, crucity to animals; do, Sa Edward Hall, John meno and tobert Smith, colored, uniawful assembly; per- eee A West Poms Gnapvare Mannizn.—The wedding of Lieut, J. A. Harman, of Staunton, Va., a gradue ate this year at West Point, and Miss Elizabeth Shunk, granddaughter of Gov. Shunk, of Penusyte Vania, ‘took place in Harrisburg yesterday at St Stephens’ church, There were light bridesmaldss and the eight Ushers were clasumates at We Point of the groom, all wearing Army dress Une forms, as did [eut, Harman aud his pest mai Lieut. Frank Shunk. Guests were present from al Parts of the country. TawMany Devecates Evecren.—The Tammany Hall democratic organizatious in eight assembiy districts in New York last night elected delegates and alternates to the demOcratic State conven= Uon to be held at Saratoga. Among Ube delegates chosen are Col. Geo. D. Scott, Willis 8, Paine, G W, Plunkett and Sheriff H. J. Grant. NomtNations.—The Bavtiwonr REPUBLICAN Baltimore republicans m last night made the foliowing ne For may L, Bartlett; sheriff, Frankilu L. Sheppard; cle city court, Jas. H. Bond; State's attorney, Edgar H. Gans. case against the Central Vermont. Ratiroai complaint Was that the defencant changes a less rate on similar service for a long than @ short haul over the Central's lines, betw: oston abd Detroit, Milwaukee and Ch declared tue rates w Virginia, yesterday received 2 i son Davis in response to ter trom ue Invitation to be p ate in Ube ceremonion Lcornerstone laying. He sige gests Uhat as the date Mixed for the laying of the cornerstone is the same as thi Confederates at Macon,Ga., on: be changed so that he and’ the ex-Confederate sole diers may partyctpate on both occasion: — ‘coe. “= TALK OF ARKESTING E.S, WHEELEK.—Since the Dusiness suspension ot rd New Maven, was first at 3 ihe insolveut estate wave been enk ng a close Investigation, and Ue result 4s that they are sald to be seriously considering a proposition to cause Mr. Wheeler's arrest on a charge of Lalning movey under false pretenses. Bank w ‘Say that the list of Mablilties Med are misleading, and Unat they Will amount to at least $2,500,000. toe MIXED ScHoois Makin TxOUBLE IN On10.—The operation of the Olio Law of last Winter, Wi pealed Ube statute authorizing the estabiisbun Of separate schools for colored pupils, ts friction in many places. At Oxford, Ohio, ored puplis nearly all deserted Ueir own schools J and applied for admission to the White schools. A Public ueeting Was held, and the school voand Was asked to order the colored pupiis to thetr own school, The board complied with Uhe request, and the colored people propose to apply for a manda- mus. At Yellow Springs the scool board has or- dered the schools closed indefinitely, or until the legisiaturecan meet and take some action. AG Ripley, Ohio, asuitin tmandatus tas been Che tered Lo compel te school board to admit colored pupils. O'BRIEN Says HE Wn. Not Wean THE Pxisow Gaxs.—Mr, Wm. O'Brien states Usut 10 the eveat g Sentenced Lo tmprisonment he Will abe oF LO pere ust Une Ureai= on culprits, ast, be Saya Of his be solutely recuse to Wear the prison garb form menial ofices, us a protest Snent of political ‘prisoners as c He Will resist such Ureatment to the even though bis life be sacriticed. MARRIED. SHEDD-SMITH. At St. Mack's F by ev. A. Flotidus Steele, sepieuber Si ieee INCL LISHED, of Hyatuville:Ma. to MARY A Salhi, of Washingtou, Dc. : TAYLOR HASKIN, On Wedneadar evening Sei tember 21 258 MIM TALLOW and ELLEN Ma: “br Tih Street Baytist Cuusea, at the reaidence of Williaa Hoot, 1914 L sizes. : ae omer NATIUS W. ATCHISON. On September 21, °87, IGNA‘ 3 HAWON, aged seventy xix yeaie ata sar the residence of his daughter, 110 41 ureh, st.ne., at 3 p.m. Priday, 23d inst. 7 at Fuveral srow the residence of his CLARKE. Euiored into rest, Mra. SARAH CLARKE, fediuesday, September 21-1087 ‘Fhe family “und friends are. duvited to attend the funeral at 10th street @ church on to-muorsvm, Friday moruiug,st 11.o'clock «in. - EDMONSTON. Suddenly, ber 20, 188%, on 3120-90 p.m HAKIET EDMONSTON, in the wixts? Heat yearot bar ae. ‘trom rer late resideuce, No. 409 Hatroet orthwest, Priday, September ai at 10, wrclock = Relatives und filets reepectt lip invited vo atteud EVANS, Departed this Iife st 4 o'clock pam on Tumdaye ber 20th, ISNT. ew. WiLLEAM i EVANS, beloved uusbausd of ¥. Evans, age ‘Sifty-nitie years and three sbouthe. Funeral will take place from the Metropolitan M. F i ure, 43g and C streets, on Reptember 2: StS pane Prteose and relatives anelawtiea tate Sone Seance, 822 Thirteenth strect south west, ? GRAY, On Wi , September 21, 1887, JOHN pidiak eperted thi lite, ta the scveniccuth' peat of ane. Funeral residence, No. 1344 1 sree eet Wastington:D.Gs Prides: soptewtber Sak, {Leesbure papers please copy.) INSLEY. MART , September iatat 77 geareand 8 waste vod Funeral lace at 708 23d at.on Priday, the 28d, at 10 &.an. 'Pricods invited to attend. - MCCLELLAND. At 2:30 o'clock aim, gb tabr at her remence Le Droit Parke Me RLLAS a Seed Sars 2 RES oS a wt rie aes Pea toe WATSON. Sr’