Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: FOR SALE—HOUSE: SALZ OR RENT—A HOUSE WITH TWELV. ome. two quaces from ibe Capitol: 319 A stn on yry easy terms Inquire of owuer, 481 vend ave up. ap atime JER SiLE—a BaRGaIN—TWO SEW BRICK auaeS pms, latrobe, water SUES Clevelsud sires Dw. edale-Neakty SEW S ROOM BAY WIN. ‘A 3. CAY WOOD, 935 9tb st. nw. Striec northwest: south frou! cellar ee eitoee mpatily «Flee Fit Kiconte Dales teks south treats ave er hod water ee fue). .ot Loes00. fants for, $10 Su sack 93.100. doryeerren, “GSus0. OSimANDER & wiAthy, Rios Bi7-st LOGAN TERRACE—A SPECIAL sola withia 128 DAYS. 2212 itu 4 ¢ at ry, Ma-foum brick. owuer Le a juite ou premises, Bl? Se ree SS Set : weet, 86.000. 1U. F. WAGGAMAD, ous F st ‘ale | if SMALL BRICKS ON 20TH ave. renting tor $640 8 year. sons. 7. WAGGAMAN, 8S ss 1003 F st. ste ‘acd ua, press-brick Price for FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS SALE— Ww AHARES OF GARRET? FARK stock ats bannin if mid for cash Aln's 8 acd Kowister,s ull Lb Oret-rate oon- ditios price iow for eu Bow ALE—ONE OF THE F285 Patzicn susade south of the areas tall opeck Heo etay ee ode fos Oe tally Sea for holiday trade. Address aoe JOR SALE—SMLENDID . furniture im 3 pee ot Fon ALOE OE, OvES, scA/Uiitechuseate, for sale cheap 08 gouid ex" Gall Or sdarese A 623 ¥ st nw, ‘wi7ot ALE—60 ‘OF THE CAPIT. Sar ty dress CAPLIAL, Star hat SALE—A TOP BUGGY AND A Fatigthtcr tauch teed price 8002 wt acon i SALE—A FINE HORSE, 16% ie ears ocd, gt trad et suyuiing Rauall ° ‘Stabies, 1620 Lot nw. sy B,OR SALE—THREE WORK HOMSES. ADDRESS HOBsE, P. 0. Box 580. Ba Sile—A Nick HOME AT MT PLEASAST, Dear temDue of street cars. hotise cuntaius six seems, wor and gas; Jot 251130. Pri ¢, $2,250. mA AOS F at JPoR SALi-EiguT-Room Bay Window BAICK. jp eaceligt conditivu, a modern inapryreuente, Baits bigek tom Loch at hw.: toa unmediate Par: chaser 8 as a4 216-68 Fecie NDSOMEST SMALL PROPERTY bouse, on s widavenue, te minutes walk irom Mar. et apace “ever cuuvenience—et-L e wide aile) lane Parking, shade ad irust teens, lot boat 48 oy 119 abe ales. If sold at once will take Bea Pasion Toot Apply op prem AML avenue. ny pao at POR SACs MOST. Wy ELEGANTLY finisued: furueed or uniurmishes. 15 rooma, Souuio vault: verwute cottage and stabie, at » bar ai, JULLN SHAN & CO. Fe @ALE—Viki CuBaP, HOUSE ON WEST oo Lath st nee id Dat ea windows is bease: la. sobetactanlly built au — i lot 184100, with © quod scable iu Seauiotsbie” aeauesited: “eh.000. 'DAviD oD 2 S.b00. at IONE, 806 b at tw. nee 8 $ALE NEW SAT. WINDOW BRICK, 8 ROO! fend beta, coveree seliar ander’ whole ease.” eie- gamtly Guisbed abd al) tuupruvewence, s0ush trout, wenseut co sclivoly. mares, and curs. FS bear T 94:00, SL0U0 cash, Oalauce $55 per mouth. ‘sis routaib oust Jo per month reat, | 4bis ia ab eteeptiouscie oppertanity tor pervous of, usted hase» a ce Sacer pth nile yh ane. ne GilLk—A TEREESTORY PREsS-BKICK ‘es Wm ekcelleut couditicu snd most desirably ") focus and’ Sota, B.tund coud water: star Keemsed: & spots sat tise cellar under satire Bouse; lot 22140 to large alley. Terms easy. t ure: at Boom 6, 1416 F st. LS = SALE—ONLY 000, NEW THREE-STURY Benin Witt THEEESiUN1 BACK BULL.DING, BAY WINDOW iu KOUF; contaus ¥ Tooke Bais aud pevtry; dry, light, concreted cellar. ‘The bonse ts 4 rooms p to Tool, bas side windows, Sos very doauraciy loavted, gortiwest, Comventeat Bidivsthercam 9 sinlckie s LIEBERMAN, aw 130d £ at. juR SALE OR RENi-1125 10TH 5Si., NEAR ~ setts ave. ban.sume sstory duuvie tings Coutaintag Zi rocue, wit, every cou Yeritence, jarge lot, 30 by 138 eet; two beth-reoms, Jones on every Sour stave for iour bores, two carmen LHUS J. FigukR & CO, 1é24 F st.nw. pest SOR >ALE—A MOST DESIKABLE THREE-STORY fd bescineut UE-eu house ou E Se Les Det 20 od ciMiiguera iuprovewente. “Apply CHAiuccS FAM So3 Tach se oer Best vi SALE T3ut bat mw. i 40 Kota 2.500410 H sow, bb Som. 4,000 aw, OR, Urs... 4.500 at 13,000 645 aad GiB at ay Boa tre. en. 4.000 above is only a portion of the property ou my For {UL Ust cal. st ottice for bulleta ited on the Istand ists. THOSE WAGGAMAN. uld BR SAL.—LOVELY UMES—EASE ¢ at... 8 larce rooms, besides vs b aud cellar. 96,250. Mam ave ow. ? ‘vu. Toouls aud ceuar: besuiifin coudl- ix-ruUuE re. urthwest: 20 by 108. OTH ST. BET, = 100 reet deep to ifemme buuidiugs renuing ‘OR SALE— NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, NEW House, # rooms and bath, furuae heat. alio vpen im ali priuetyal focus. only 10,000. 12 Foout Bouse oo M st. tw. if take Bew T.roum isouses in desirable iocallty, 94, $4,300. “Also many other uousen MCLACHLRS S BATCHELDER, a B1s-3t OR SALS_THAT VERY DESIRABLE MODERN DWELLING JATELY OCCUPIED BY SENALUR COCKRELL 1502 Q si; contains 11 rooms, fininned ty natural wood, heated ‘by Aurnace. also. open ire places, BIEIGER @ LAE De RAND, 1303 F st, 28-20 RK SALE—1008 11TH ST. N.W.. THREE-STORY- ‘and-basement Brick Dwelling, cleveu rooms: all god. umps. ; good ceiar, bck Yu! 89,000. For particulars see UW ‘and side aliey. Price us. Fuses ). SES— : Ip. a FRESCUTE, 1416 F at. a Jowing Houses 1 ane ‘BRICKS. W.: terme secotiud~ THOMAS A MITCHELL, “alder 934 F st, hoot 4. OK SALE — CHEAP—FOUN-S10nY BRICK indus: Dasb-rout, latrobe, range: 115 price, $4,500. GEUKGE THULSDELL, 5 ull-lw: OK SALE—A NEW RESIDENCE IN A FASHION loca ty, built audoceu, ied by the owner con- al ball open ire-placen aud aitr.cuive inverior ef Sete Designed oy w. bruce Gray and built by Jobm inquire of MM. PAE a ae KER, 1. Fee 8218 6 st NsB, 11 RouMs AND bath: m. i. im spleudid condition, price 66. 00U, Ghe-third casi, remaiuder to uit, cau be seen from 8 to am. ad iivia 4 6 pia 1S G -HENSEL, 2o-im 126 Fat ue, R $ALE—S0 2187 ST. N.W., THREE-STORT Brick, with beck building: 13 rooms. ioders tue vetwe clings Fepait: excellent ication, lot. peice €9,000. Also, » Hudse very iasbionably located, on I st., near Commecticut ave. at a vargain. cs KH COLUSBOROUGH & Co. olS3m Sem 1405 F it. JOR SALE—91.500—FOUR (4) NEW, xD attractive Fraime Dwellings, Nos. 27 ad 2h at. red (Bright wood ave.), opposite the schuet- au Fark, price 1,000 eacu ob casy teruis, now oc. ‘apied Uy cood teuauts at #1250 mouth cacy. JO CREA S CO. 229 th at oi COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE. Foe ste BARGAIN IF PURCHASED AT vuce10 scree of land morta of the city, mest Fe SA. E—TH LARGE AND VALUABLE LAW ‘Aud Miscellaneous 9 Library of the sate A, Baie, catalorues now MEG WIN ic, Aduinistrator, Cumber.and, Bi7-1w 0% SALE—A BARGAIN—51-1NCH SPECIAL STAR Fiicgeis in weed oruer. Can beeen ot oat 1 JOR SALE—PAIR OF FINE DARE BAY F Horses, youn; 17 bands nigh. Kesson for a nave uo use 108 tuis winter. Can De seen spplying to ¥. O. Box 533, city. Bids F% SALE-NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK ‘PWek, # stuall lot of tures sumres ior investment, ‘RANE H. Fi ni6-st Keiloge building. 1410 F at. Ft wo FIRST-CLASS GHOCKMY IN northwest section, wing « goud business; reasons ven tur . GRUCER, star offices, 16-3 Fs SSE-ONE ELEGANT CPRIGHT, (FEET 6 inches bigu, extracarving, repeating touch. Brilliant ioue, Lanusvme deeiyD, a279: jcost $50U. The realest bargain ever Oflered. HUGO WUUR & Ov, poo 70h wt. Bw. ‘ozt-Om F it 2 ALE—CHEAP_ONE GOOD LATROBE, PAR- Ext) ‘Heataug Stove, (Opers 22), lange Wood ‘stove, locativt: reson for DULER © BELiz, 7tis and aid. ave. aw. OK SALE—A CHAMBER SUIT, BEDSTEAD, Festoie cy ures aud wasbstand, large downs Kou tse ou eters FoR SALE (A 7-007 AVE PIANO, IN. FIRB E CLASS order. cust $400 two years rice $175 cash. ‘isos & fue’ Haror Set cheap. “Callut LL06 Gel at: aw. ‘B16-2e° {OR SALE—BAY MARE, YEAKS OLD; GUA Auteed soUud sud gene, staud Wisuout welgDt and aouwss mule in 3 wines, DAVIS Baus, nlt-st" and 34) Pu ave ow. Ok BALE $16)" SI VkAn-ULD HORSE, PER iectly sound aud gente: work anywhere; suitable jor carriage, buggy, oF nding. Inquire at 1006 F st. Tw. bet. Ti v'cloce. WL-2E * OR SALE— A Poul TABLE. INQUIME AT FRANK FREEMAN'S Resturant, 1500 7thst.o B1S-Si, SALE_CHEAP—YOUNG JERSEX OOW, GEN- TeaeOD iuF seuiiug, owner Dot able tw stiend to 4y 2409 Columbie ave, duernian Hi DAW Bos SAGE a FINE JET BLACK HOKSE, SUIT. bie tor carriage uF family; perrecty geutie apd svund; can be seul at B. BURGUUKE'D Dtabiew, Sin a aw Bid-wost* Fe SALE—BED FEATHERS, 15c. A POUND Guutee, pew, ana claub. Also, Geese Feathers, Mat. icsees, Sc, at lowest prices," Unders by nual apd owerwine, Delivered, Abba BallZ, 653 H st ne nld-luy ; OK SALE—& THOKOUGHERED YOUNG “GuLD- aust” Geidilg, 15 Bands, very stylisu aud rangy; 5 jears old: exceulent travee? aud tuuroughly Drogen; ‘Ssvaua iu every p.rticwar. 4 taurougwy-orvken Saddle Horse; 16 hands; sor- Sel; 7 yeas oud: gucd traveier and sound. Ao. i Work morse; 1o gauds, bay, 10 years old; 1,100 pounus; active, syund, auu guou worker. Ali gusauteed, trial given aud ior sale cueap; will take quod cart ue pert yey; cam be seen st Lumber Omee, 14ta and B ote, aw. Dis-6t Os SALE—IHE “OTTO" GAS ENGINE Bi taudanos. OR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARTON, ihe celovurated ustTab aud biographer. says “that iu every Louse where there 1s placed aset of Appleton's Cyclopedia it is Like seuding tue Whole 1anuuy 10 cole lege.” “huis work, all tue Volumes, can be obtained at | gulce on sual! mioutuly payee by addreemune Box Te¥, Star once. = Dizoet E85, x, id As ai SALE ONE COOK STOVE, No.7, AND ONE FE base im ‘order. Sew aa Bose oe rect ete CHOICE LOT, Q SI. BETW pide * Buns Davis, 1810 F at. FRONT ON LITH ST. 8.5, Brvhuta cee fecat be te nics as Raahetee sie. per erence toot. SaeeS YZ T OF eh ond ise sta tem: eet Par aa bat mee ESnS the areas 7B SALE — BARGAINS — TWO EXCELLENT ote, worn, side M, near 12th Dw; easy rps eee ban eee aie LE TERE EOL ERS iden a ee PR MELE INO, A. PRESOOTT, 1416 F st. n.w., as the following Lots tor ale” 14th at. j2x1Z0 to 30-1008 alley, 2. aoe ‘ti. w., ange’ Dumber: fie lots; guod siaes; @S th and P, opp. Blaine residence, 80x90, choice 84. ‘Also choice lots thrvughout the northweat and every Tt of the clcy at prives suitable for spectsutiou, eltuer Yoboid. improve with Tousee ier ale, oF coe, ni2-Lm R SALE—LOTS_OTH ST. N 11.25; Kenesaw st.. Col. Hus, = folst. det Gen and 7th, $1.60. "THOS. G. 1226 F at aw. Fe, 8 SPLENDID LOT ON MASS. AVE, pear 1’ st., 30.62 100 feet to 2U-foot alley. Price to purchaser, 83 per toot. “Also sour Lots on the horth siue of the street nearly opposite, eaine price. {ot on Connecticut ave.—part of lot 14, square 15¢cueany opposite the Uritish uunistere. “Frowt so ‘ast unit of equacs 1008, tisarisey ou North Carolina square 1008, fronting oo C and 16tu sts. ne., Tespectively, abd containing ® i juare fect, 000. Suie, ¢ Sir fronting 22.83 fost on 3 per foot. 0 and 1, 36, muting Yaland uve., bet. 16th and 17th sts, A bargain near the new Li onARe. gt lot 10, 2g. 818, 40.6287 tect, at the low Drice of $1.25 per foot to imiiediate purchaser. Lote 9 aud 10, #4. 1073, at the corner of Massschu- setts ave. and 16th st. 8.¢., price 2U cents per foot. ‘RB. BL GULDSBOKOUGH & 15-3 1405 F it [Ort ING LOTS IN MT. ee See aot Se ments memes. (CHAPIN BHO! 7 TWO LOTS, OTH BT. RE Sta; und two Garton gan ae, ia ai, 8 ‘ oy Ath ot cant ne ean: front, 60 cts. "OWNEE. 913 East Capitol st. out-tm 0B sac FE Teton sorts ade of L rt vetwoon 13th and 14th BUFTY & DY) o24-1m 2 ti sod F ote, ;OR SALE ) Two Magnificient Upright Grand Pianos to exchange. ‘Nearly pew and im eiegaat cundition, ‘They are the ‘Dearest approach to the three corner Parior Grand Piano of auy upright make. ‘The tone is simply per- fect, with singumg qu-lities unequaled. Wili be soid ‘St a great varaain for cash or easy payments; or sqhare ‘taken im trade aud best value allowed Can be seen from to-day. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 29 422 0th at by FS = ye Ze. Ed c. AGE ~~ coon a hn eaig eee iui, sound us & dollar, geuueand Aue: bot ateaid of eam ensar’ sty ihear saat ¢ apienaie iter, eee ‘nun barueae sd 2 ‘asst class nuanaien t3p Serine (cabuiowtien, bous hestiy’ now, Sita covers: Pape eee Say scoa stabbing’ NAiiow's Stubs, Lath ude stn bs Wee waste: fartbes parcecians Sha te jearned. IE SS Fe ‘ALE—VIOLINS—A SUPERIOR CULLEC- ‘tou ote old iustcusseate is pet ores ee Of suuali -ize, Specially adapted ior indies’ use. Can be seen any eveiung aves Oat 08 Ane eee age Fe SALE—bRKEWSIER BROUGHAM, POLE suid Shas inexcellent onder. aso & pair apple ieay Taualy horves, and. sug! “coupe” horse. Abply at PAYNE'S Coach Factory, 2008 Feutuylvania ave spe oz5-Lm* 208 SALE — NEW, CLEAN LIVE-FICKED uED- _ hestuers, USe.% pond, ive best iu the country tor Aue money; orders by mall. or otherwise, Druin livered. “WA sultd, 724 2d ate. ate TOK SALE-SUN DiAL Gay HEATING STOVES, # stove to heat # sual bed room or bath foun ‘4s laayer roomie iu proportion C™ ox 026 In “517 Low at hw. O# SALE-AT EBBITT HOUsE 51 ABLES, 135 Street and Ouio ave, 1_ coupe, Focka way pole a Saatts, #10; 1 suuall, last, 7-year Old sound Fosd Wares 8405; Pavubie 5 03. Fay ose, $30; 1 coupe harness, $52. 4 ___ LOST AND FOUND. eae ae, nee Ores PU answer {uo name of Duke. "A Uberal reward wil ‘be paid for bis revurn to 1420 Bason st. nw. Columbia Height, det. J4th end 15th ta, ‘or to.1408 Pa ave. a Ww. 5.6. Bulg ni6-: I ‘OST—ON SUNDAY, THE 13TH, WHITE SPITZ Dog, curly tail: answers to the uaime o: Jack. Re- Turn to'1206 Pennsylvania ave, uw., and receive re- i. ae ee at STRAYED TO G. A WOODRUFF'S PREMISE Tiileinra laige necand White Cow: Owner i have “ is : ony same by paying chances, Da Bt® OX" BICYCLE, WORTH $100, GIVEN ¥, Byecespecticalats tal ar the otgoe had alomrea es tne SMITH CYCLE M'P'G CO. 1206 Peunsyivanis nist V. 8 F. H. EXT, NEVER FAILS, eo p06 City Tteins. n3-the.m,2w USTH's OLD STAND 18 THE ONLY PLACE Feshectable prices,” Address or call 618 Dae nome St re Z “eae OF call at at. nw. MVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION Cosd'inewern, Send ioe takes oe & W. FLYNN, A.M. Ivy Institute, nlé-1m* Southwest cor. 8th aud K ate. nw. AMES A MCDEVITI, CHAKLES E. FLIND! Pr Detective Auencs: Rooms No. 803 Pa. ave. ae aeuicy dues uot operat: for rewards in divorce cases. Estate SPECIAL FEATURE. OUR ALE WOOL CORK- screw Suits, only 811.00. STRASBURGEE & GON. runcturiug Ciotiters File Fete none See ee een SUBURBAN PROPER’ FOE SALE—cbosiNG-our sae 1 fer tor sale, as surviving Partner uf the YsILE & SuNd,tuesiock aa Oxturce wm store NO.10L3 Fenusy.vania ave. Tuis stock, iu adait cuntete Of axrocery store, consists of some Hi & if f JOR SALE-SIXTY-FIVE eu Tract iring imimedia “tae ~ ana Very five imported Braudiew. Witiakica, Wines cor. | WW 4, HAVE | SEVERAL Gals, and Liquor. JAMES W. OKM#E, Surviving lange properties for fartier. WMUMME® UNS" OsiSwconwes poo hy ogg ES Fe. SALE—CHEAP—FINEST LINEN PAPERA choice lots, and several sj Dyer UU, and Heeene for, Srpewniting machines. ° RE spon Sos Sm Caligraph omce, #33 F st. w. — SALE—FALL AND WINT! y NEW aNd SECOND HAND: OF NOE Fo 79 wd 481 C 05-3 REAR NATIONAL HOFER, {UB SALE—CHEAPEK iHAN [HE CHnAvEs I, wns, day tous aud erucery ‘mapas, aise a day wus aud grucery waguus, ali sapien hot egy Sud" seund band’ Cail GEYEA, 406 Fa ave.nw. eins of iar” OK SALE—SINGING BIRDS. Bil Es Cages, Gord Fishy Aquartaian aad BYR Aangest assortment in the city at SCHMID'S SAKE, 1tu st, two dours suuta of Pu ave, wuze-ue ROE SALE 100 CAMMIAGES, “BUGGIES, AND ‘sagous, doctory sd ladies” pants em branches, gouds seid uu eusy terms J.J. COU! Mist, Geulyetown. SALE—ABOUT 1,000 PUUNI Teil and about “$00 peiuds of “Ayato © ia use on this paper. The tace of both .onts bie, they ate inguod couditions andcapaiont — view for owe ftp a SRtee, of reusation, wid ene EVENING stau Riwsbares Co, Wi ag > ___ MONEY TO LOAN ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, Miseeie.y A setts TUITE 10 LOAN — LARG: 7 si realestate, reasonable Prompt deauing. CUTTE, 2 ins SMALL SUMS, ON ‘ncerest aud % © Wisden, 1423 Fat 3300. 8500, $4999. 2,500, 000, Tiana Lod rabestate, Xo ate B12-6 £ A McINTike, 918 Fst n. w. Sryh. woud, st ouy #125 per sere, ‘16-5 LOCin F SHOLMARER, 920 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE—AT A BAMGAIN—A “UESinA- bit piace of Zs actes, north of the city, near Brigut- sod. ruund; Ake view, over! aed Kite Cove Barc Louis © SHorwake rs ee s Wau ¥ sireet nw. FG2 SALE FINE TRUCK FARM. GitsboKo road, DC. $3 acres; usm house, 7 Foous, canary Gutvaiidings $3,000. csyomes B1Z-Ot GEO. WLINKINS, 10th and H sta nw. JOR SALZ—A VERY DESIRABLE PARM, SITU. Sted ou Aquia Creek. This secon. is 9 Sie ducing Severn: duckie sabe, eeess York and other owe ‘ou Pines coutaine about GWU scree, “Large int hose Smumanding « besuutul view cf the Fotomar Naver Jas piace Wilk De sold very cheap. AP MILL & U. poss ae 2ld-2w wR SALE-OR MIGH! EXCHANGE—VALUABLE animcuminres suyru-ed sind Hist JOR SALE—A ri Ferm in Marylacd. 20 inilee dv ved river lanuiny tor sale or e Giiseity” KA PHILLIPS 1 BOARDING. (CIE wom whit BOARD. 00-ACKE STOCK m the Futomae. with 401 Hi at pete aaades 2 APO OF THe GENTLEMEN OM LADIES ca’ have nice svuth trout roms abd bard ip iginily.” Terine 65 to 60 por week. GOS A L-0-Ca UL bree trom sualarin “o 15TH ST. NE BLOC! Fi (6 the Arungton. LOL Te trite ay Wi a epead eee is ; ArstClase in every )UR RENT—PENSSYLVANI @ stn. w.; room and ie ‘and ser Ree 918 Ts. & W. PLEASANT ROOMS AND EX Tien WW ASEED ROARDERA, AT 3003 MS engin: Somes Soe ape cee a tad ri some Vinge id ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS Tu SUIT, 10 IA ica. "So delay Yi SULT & SOR “b-La 1222 F street northwest. Sa7° Loan 2.500 7000 ON REAL estate, 90 __fo25]_THOR. E. WAGGAMAX._ 10 LOAN—8100,000 PER Tesco goed oes eisai a JOHN'E « re ‘ONEY TO Loas. sear PMP ae Spm sr aoe as Baeate po 1405 £4, Rw, Ns sounte Casted asada ang, Xe $RELRTCCKS AND BONDS Coun Go: ‘here security youd Pasi _2t-n Tat New Pork ate $100,000 728.2 Farias and Country Plason “Telepuous 78, ‘6. KW. —__ Bae ni tihesloe st. bales OEY 70 TORN ee, Mri “HOLLAND & THO 13113 F at Adjouing ee ONEY TO LOAN «N REAL auih at lowent ate ot ater DOM me15____ corner uth and PS ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE tote? pe Go. we Lt ago RO sagen i emiaie eecunty. sccoumodated. 13ts foe. aren QOee__ee—_—_—_—_— M°™** 70 Loan ox near stare at Low. 303 7th ot ae ‘Bold dlaewhare 170. to 20e. Fie Duzss Tanonnes Berciat, ATTENTION 1 caLtzD 10 OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. HERE ‘WILL BE FOUND ALL THE LATEST AND MOBT APPROVED STYLES. MANY OF THEM CONFINED TO OUR HOUSE. CUT AND PRESSED JETS IN GREAT VARIETY. ELEGANT PANELS AND SETS TO MATCH. CUT STEEL TRIMMINGS, NEW DESIGNS. FANCY GALOONS AND PASSAMENTERIES NOT TO BE EQUALED IN ANY HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORE. SHAPED BRAIDS BY THE YARD AND PANELS TO MATCH. ‘THIS STOCK 18 REPLETE WITH ALL THE LaTEST PARIS NOVELTIES, ELEGANT GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES. AN IN- SPECTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. E G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. Asoruse Ix FOK YOU TO TALK ABOUT. tf nl2-6t ‘A $20 Overcoat for $14. ‘4 816 Overcost for $12. A G12 Overcoat for $8. A 88 Overcoat for 96. ‘A $25 Corkscrew Suit for $20. 4 818 All-wool Suit, either Cutaway or Seck, for $13. A 820 Prince Albert Suit for @15, aux all otner grades ‘at proportionate low prices. ‘For Boys 140m 13 to 18 years old, Overcosts st $4.50, $5.50, $6.50, up to 615, Suit trom 85 to $15, which we guarantee to be worth from 25 to 40 per cent more than we are ssking for Children’s Suite, $2.50, $3, €4, up to $10. Overcoste st $2.50, $3, 83.50, and 84, up to $8. ‘Give us a call and be convinced. ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00., ale ‘Corner 7th and G ste Ger Tus Bur, THE CONCORD HARNESS Le eee LOTZ'& BRO. 407 Pema, ave, adjoining National Hotel. C. Wina & Co. GROCERS, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ‘Will oafl until New Year's: CRALMER'S GELATINE, 100. PACKAGE, (002s QELATONE, 19,90. bs COLMAIS MUSTARD, % Ib, 12340. “ nse He Ei \4 g EE Sats courarie emma hear ct A proposition to permit managers to ar- —— A Bleck of Buildings Burned. : Drcatcr, Ata, Nov. 17.—Fire broke out o’clock this morning on the west side of Bank street. Nearly the entire block was burned. The Joss t8 trom $75,000 to $100,000. —— apes From Wall Street To-day. ‘Naw Youx, Nov. 17, 11 a, m.—The stock market this morning was rather heavy, most Agures of ise evening, aod Heading was down Sy res Of last evening, an Dut Missouri Pacific was a maiked oxception, very active, with St. Reading mést- conspicuous’ in une. trading “and & ‘Wel distributed business in the remainder of the Hist ‘The market Was again strong in the early dealings, however, advances belng mude over the entire ist, though Ubere were sught furtuer de- clines in a few stocks during the first few minutes, ‘Wheeling and Lake Erie became the leading stroug stocks, und, gained, 14 per cent, while Nori western rove I, Northera Pacitic preferred %, and others smaler tractions. There was 4 sligat re- action lave in the hour, when a riion of the gains were lost, but Norchern Pacttic prererred re. Mmained strong, aud scored a furtwer gain. The activity fell off at the same time, but at 11 o'clock the market was aguin acuve and strong at or near ‘tue best prices reached. ——_ Burned to the Water's Edge. THE PECULIAR MANNER IN WHICH 4 LAKE STEAMER WAS LOST. Manqustre, Micn., Nov. 17,—The steamer Afizona, of tue Lake Superior Transit Line, was burned io tne water's this morning. ’ She lett Unis port at 9 o'clock last night, bound tor Portage and carrying a full cargo of imercnandise, ‘When out tairty miles a heavy sea was encount- ered and the boat was turned about to come Duck to Marquette. When she was still five miles out the boat commenced rolling heavily, whereupon @ lank of acid began leaking and set t.e boat on fre, Nothing Susie ve dove but to put out, the flames, every map iven from we fumes of the acid. There being a good head 0: steam 00, the boat kept on moving, the wheelman matiaging to retain his position. boat Was lowered and ready tor receiving the men Am case they could not make the harvor, but the meamer rounded ine breakwater st 4:30 cia ‘morning, r enough to te cre to jump off. After tne boat was abandoned she ran asnore at the Government pier, and was soon a mass of flames. The fire department was called ‘Out, DUL could do nothing Lo save the vessel, and she soon burned down wo the water. Tae Arizona was freight boat, valued at about $100,000. She was on her last trip for the season. ‘Two Mills Burned. Syracuse, N. ¥. Nov, 17.—Tue woolen mflis of w. FeKeotfer and the’ four mil of Patterson & Session, at Camilus, were burned this morning. ‘Loss, $80,000; insurance, $60,000. Mrs. Lawrence fumped trom tue second story of the Nour mill and her legs broken. ———— The W. C, T. U. Convention. IMPORTANT BY-LAWS ADDED TO THE CONSTITUTION. NasHViL.e, TESN., Nov. 17.—At to-day's session of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union the devotional exercises Were led by Mrs. Hannah Whithali Smith, . ‘the toliowing by-laws were added to the consti. tutition: No State union shall be bound by any rinciple espoused, or pian devised by the National Voen’s Curistian Teuperence Union, except that all State auxillaries must subscribe to the total abstinence pledge and the constituuion of the na- onal Union, ‘Tne discussion was earnest and spirited and the by-law adopted by a large majority. A wise pro- vision for possible vacancy in office was made by the following addition to tne by-laws: “In, cas2 of ‘the illness or death of the president the duties of her office shall devoive upon the general officers ‘tm the order Of their elecuon.” The Fishery Association. THE CONVENTION TO-DAY FORMULATING A PLAN FOR FUTURE ACTION. New Yorg, Nov. 17.—The meeting of the directors of "the National Fishery Association, which convened yesterday in the United States Hotel, Was continued to-day with closed doors in the office of Messrs. Benjamin and West, No. 1 Fulton Market. The object was to formu- late a pian for fuvure uction, The secre- tary Was authorized to, establish | tem- porary, headquariers ashingto! os irom which dally bulletins will be issued, imform- ing the members of ail matters pertaining to the Dsheries of the United States and legislative mat. ters pending before Congress. In the absence of the president, Mr. Daniel, of Tiverton, R. 1., pre- sided. ‘The directors are well pleased with tie re. SUL Of Yesterday’ meeting and promise to look carefully aiter the interests of American fisheries. er Fatal Accident at Pittsburg. FOUR PERSONS REPORTED KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED BY THE PALL OP 4 SCAFFOLD. Prrrapcno, Pa., Nov. 17.—A scaffold at the power house of the new traction raiiway, on 6th avenue, gave way about 1:30 this afternoon, tating anumber of men to the ground. Four persons are Teported killed and several others injured. ONLY TWO MEN KILLED. Laren.—Four men were thrown to the distance of about thirty feet, and two of them, Byron and James Ogden, were fatally crushed. ‘The others, J. Conrad und ¥. E. Fimmerman, sus- tained painful cuts and bruises. ———— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and c! prices of the New York stock Market, as reported a scsi Cae ees oe Seas " Ey fy oe he oe ¢. ‘WASHINGTON. D.C... THURSDAY, 2d EDITION. | : E ifie 888 i 4 25) | u 5, lie | i i i i i z i i 8 § iy 2 “AEE i t ‘The question of the election of officersof the House of Representatives grows in interest and m- portance as thedate for the assembling of Con- ‘master, though now and then a whisper can be heard that some person wili be brought out for one or the other of these places. the present that he would not have the support of his home delegation—tnat of Tennessee, In support of this assertion Mr J. £ Washington, one of the mem- bers from that ‘State, uas Deen mentioned as op- Posing Col. Donelson. In a letter received to-day, air, Washington writes that all reports to that effect are faise, He States that he will reach Wash- ington Within @ few days, and that he will do all in nis power for the Success of Col, Donelson. ‘There isdo doubt that Donelson will have the united and earnest. ‘support of his own State delegation, ‘and, as an indication 1 What is thought of the ‘outcome the betuing 18 now aliogether in favor of his election, Uniess something now unexpected shall occur'to upset Present calculations (he officers now holding will all probabiy bere-elected. As hasalready been men- Honed in TRE Stax, Vere ts some complaint ammo democrats tuat ali the offices or the House suoul be held by States almostin a group, Kentucky hav- ing the Speaker, ‘Tennessee tne doorkeeper, Onl0 tue Sergeantat-irms, Indiana te postmaster, and Missouri the clerk. It 1s perhaps now 0d late to make any combinations for the breaking of the “old slate,” as it is called, and for the elec- tion of new men th piace of any of the old ones, But tuere are democrats enough willing and ready to enter the race for either of the subordinate po- sitions—below tue speakership—it any prospect of success can be discovered. It remains to be seen whether any combinations to work a change can be made. ‘The chances are that they cannot, and that in the caucus thepresent incumbents will all be venominated. A survey of the field now looks that way, THE NEW YORK ELECTION. A Republican Views of the Situation. Hon. John Birdsall, of Glen Cove, the most active member of the New York State republican committee ts at the Arlington to-day. H- talked freely with a Stan reporter about New Y6rk poli- tic, He said the result of the elections was a sur- prise and a disappointment to him, but he did not think that it signified anything as to the contest in 88 “The Germans and the liquor interests were ‘more active in ald of democracy this time than they are likely to be in the Presi- dential contest. Their personal interests were at stake this tme, and they will not be a year bence. They contributed a great deal of money for this campaign. There was more money spent In New York City than has ever been betore, even tn the hottest Presidential contest, The democrats owe their success to the enormous amounts of money they spent. ‘The repubiicans had but little money to spend. With the demo- crats it Was made a national issue by the Presi- dent’s indorsement of Fellows. With the repub- cans it Was an ordinary off yearcampaign, The bitter fight between Fellows wad Nicoll brought out all the democratic vote; not near all the republicans voted. ‘This was shown by the registration. The full democratic vote was shown on the registration books, while the thou- sands of republicans failed to register at all, The democrats did all in their power tocarry the State. ‘The republicans did not know to what extremes doorkeeper, they would go, and did not put forth all their Strength, as they Wouid on a Presidential year. ‘Two years before Cleveland's election the demo- crats carried the State by nearly 200,000, and yet on the Se year got, only a few hundred wurality. Uhat proportion this ume e maocraés have not uct to 1ook forward toe “How Will Blaine be affected by this election?” the reporter asked. “Not at all,” Was thereply. “I think Mr, Blaine ‘will be nominated and elected. I think ‘he can carry New York.” “How do you account for the George voter” “It was bought up to some extent, as Mr. George and Dr. McGlynn say, I presume, and the influence of the Catholic Church lost them many votes.” “Do you think the labor party will ainount 10 much in ’8s?” “They Say they will hold together. I do not know whether they can or not. There ig tuis about it: if they go to pieces it will do Mr. Blaine He will get @ large number of their votes. Petr e voters are largely drawn from Mr. Biaine’s strength. They are not drawn from tye. Tepubllcan party, but trom Mr. Blaine. ‘There ts great difference between the Blaine vote and the vote of the Kepublican arty. Blaine’s 1s much larger New York than the regular republican party. He got 90,000 votes in New York city, a thing uever done by a Tepublican before, though he lost an immense nnmber of republican voles. The Blaine vote 1s aistinct from that of the party. They are not the same thing, ang Blaine’s is the strongest. Ido not mean to imply that Mr. Sherman or Mr. Allison, or any of the rest, would not be strong, but the figures show the’ truth of what I say of Blaine’s Indiana’s Governorship. HOOSIER DEMOCRATS WHO ARE UNWILLING TO HAVE SENATOR VOORMRES SACRIFICE HIMSELP. The friends of Senator Voorhees in Washington, among Whom are nearly if not quite all of the Indiana democrats in the city, seem very much averse to the proposition that he shall head the Indiana State ticket next year. Col Dick Bright, formerly sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, anda wart friend of the Senator, when asked Dy a Stam ieitest pettus separa dae fees) shail ne ru é ‘TERY FAVOR 4 UNION DEPOT 4f THR DeTERSRCTION OF MARYLAND AMD VIRGINIA AVENUED—T0 DO AWAY WITH THR 5. AND 0. TRACES WITHIN THE CITT LIMITS—4 COMNBOTION PROPOSED BY TUuNELING iru srReer Rast. ‘It ts agcertained upon inquiry at the District, Offices that the Commissioners, ta thetr fortscom- ‘& point outside x Tand Ktureets stag af erage unl Detween F and @ morte, ‘Will De entered. The tracks De, according to this plan, carried through this down ‘Wo the west entrance on K street south of the present Baltimore and Potomac tunnel under i i i i i i é | He ii tf § ue i ie Ee tH fa fE°E i Ff ea i] | i ‘ § &g i ; i | i if E | e all ‘of and Within the boundary, and also the abandonment Of Uhat port.on of the Metropolitan Bramen iying southward of the point of junction. WAY 117d STREET IS CHOSEX. ‘The Commissioners bedeve that the 11th.street Toute has“several advantageous features, It Dut tive strects, namely, , K, and Boundary streets, nxt ‘at grade. "At the south and West end of the tunnel no new grade the Commissioners the construction ot freight and Stations just outside of bowadary, upon the eastward of grounds the Columbia Asylum for the Deat and Dumb. ‘The removal of the present Baltimore and Ohio ‘racks irom Delaware aveuue, 1st and I streets Would admit of the laying out of an extension of Louisiana avenue from the intersection of North Gapitol street and Massachuseus avenue wo L and Bou direct Baltimore and Onio stations. In this connection ted, as shown by @ glance at the itis stat map of the city, that the paralcliogram bounded Uy New York, Massacnusetts, and avenues and Boundary street 13 less subdivided by diagonal avenues than apy other. 4A STATION AT LINCOLN PARE. Should it be deemed expedient another local sta- tion of te Baltimore and Onio coula be coustract- €4 at ihe western end of Lincoln square, ‘THE LEGAL QUESTIONS, ‘The questions by the Senate committee touching the legal status of the case are answered by the attorney. The questions relating to the physical and business aspects of the matter, involving con- See ers eet es ae the faciilties and deficiencies thereof, the means of increasing the former, amending the latter, and.ef- fecting a more equitable adjustment of corporation ‘and pubic interests totue common advantage, are AusWered by Lue Comiissioners, Who, in addition, rere obliged, to consider ‘the'.apa of the city and Dist @ Datural tendencies of trade ‘ind popwiation toward the selection of cercalnce cailties tor development, the special needs of the city with reference to terminal facilities for senger and freight traific, and the needs of the General Government in the matter of convenient access to and from certain localities, ‘These ques- lions have been answered by ‘the Gomuissigners in accordance with their best judgment and care- ful estimation of the tmporcaat, complex, and, in Part, conflicting interests involved, INTERESTS CONSIDERED. Inarriviug at a conclusion on the matter the Commissioners say they were guided by the fact that not only does the National Capital derive a large part of Its population trom every State of the Union, but every ciuizen of the United States is a taxpayer herein and mas a direct personal inverest in the local administration, And they believe 1t 13 finatter as tat of transportation, AVaIVing lanes & matter as that of transportat expenditures and the enjoyment of valuable fran chisea, to take Into account the Ive devel- opment of the city and itsinevitable future require. ments, abd to exercise due prevision that What may now bedone or permitted shall not Valuable public interests awalting development eee District Government Affaire. VITAL STATISTICS The of Health Otficer Townshend tor week ending November 12, 1887, shows that ‘were 80 deaths in District; 66 births MISCELLANEOTS. W. J. Gary having complsined that an Jevy ig made upon farmers and produce deal Center market, the District Commissioners informed him that this mo is a voluntary con- tribution “to PY two and Jenkins, tn pro interests Of farmers in ibe anar- et, day night.” MareiacE Licenses.—Marriage liceases have fe B 8 A ie ne been issued by the clerk cf the court to Milton PI and Carrie 34. Y. Butler and jon Louse Jordan: R. nose and, Luella Bolden: i. ¥, Lue 3 Rothery and Anna Alburta Moore; Benj. Shepherd and Hortensia Gilmore; P. H. Monroe, of Fortress Monroe, Va, a.d Mary H. Rubnitekt; Thomas Bray, of Amelia County, Va. and Hattie Lapcas- ter; Wm. Mereaith and Julia Newton; James L. Owens and Bertha L. Mitchell; Robert A’8. Duan. and Rosa Z. Matthews, ao ‘Tie Bark Grven sy Mx. Bacu.—The sixth an- ual bail given. by Mr. Charies Baum to is em- ployes took piace last event and Was a delightful affair. ies i i 5 | i i 4 ai 4 E it i A i aE | i j i etd Hi oe ad f NOVEMBER 17. 1887—SIX PAGES. 3 | | i : | i | H | i i f | i i iE | ite & & Rg 4 uit i fl i iE i i | i i am if | i Bs F | i i ite Hi E i Hi i i ai 5 E i Use ee : Hee si 8 F H H | E 8 i ge C4 the said King for the amounts he desired, and eyon toons sual mecmeye were ‘bUalned trea the ‘(weasurer. properly per- formed it would not have been within the power of said King to have obtained said moneys; and that Officers should be heid responsibie for the E ‘Ube assets of the concern are stated to consist of cash $600, amounts due from members Tuo have reured with whou erroneous settiewents Were made, the cl.ims above reterred to, and amounts due from certain members Who have re- ceived advances and claims against Une former treasurer for amounts paid by bum without proper authority. ‘The enure amount due to stockholders who have ‘OL recelVeu advances Is slated Lo be $2,343.91, in- Glnding two sums of $1:41 and $122 respectively, Justiy due the complainant and for Which be re- ‘Treasurer Hyatt has submitted his annual re- port to the Secretary. It occupies nioety-three printed pages, principally dry details and figures. The receipts for the sear were §371,403,277.08. ‘The expenditures were $207,992,178.97. The re- cetpts were §34,063,550.00 greater, and the expen- ditures 041.47 ier than the ew (eee fee ns amounted to $103,471,007.60. Of bonds, there were $127,911,950 redeemea during the "year, ‘The pte assets of the Treasury wes in Cente and bullion, and Unis increase wasgTeater ‘the decrease in the ugregace balauce. Solaced for His Trouble. WEY JUDGE SNELI. DISMISSED A CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST AN OFFICER. ‘This morning Policeman George Waggoner, of the second precinct, was charged in the Police Court with an assault on Albert Smith on the @ca instant, Mr. James M. Jolnston appearing for the defendant. tr. Smith testified Lat be was at the Morgan: House, 16ti street and Massachusetts avenue, and the deiendant with Mr. Kissel came to the tlouse and threatened to put his things out, One of them, he said, starved out with & chair and Wituess attempted tO stop alm when the officer seized him, saying he arrested him for siriking a party, and’ had him taken to the station-nouse. Mrs, Sinith Lestifled that Che officer, when he came To the house, said he was ‘here by dir ‘Morgan's guthority; tbat Mr. Morgan si ‘wiih a chatr, and Mr. Smith Uried (0 stop him, when the officer seized him aud said that be had struck air. Mor~ gan, The defendant testified that _on Tuesday of last week Messrs. Morgan and Kissell were at the sta- tion-house and stated they anticipated trouble, and he went with them to the house to preserve the peace. When Mr. Smith explained his riguts ‘Witness sald he would have nothing to do with the case, and went out of the house. Next Mr. Morgan Pickéd up achair and said ue was going to put the Ubings out. ‘Then Mr, Smith a with tunity, and Jumpedon Mr. Morgan, and witness hen inverterred auh pur Liu under terest avd be resisted him. He did not strike him, but beld him to keep him from A. H. Kissell testified that Mr, Morgan and bim- Srigat wo put Mr Sait oul’ be being’ sispiyeg a rignt to put Mr. simply a caretaker, and he corroborated tbe. statetnunt ot the oMficer, Subsequentiy, ne Smith $550 for bis claim the and Mr. Puiltzer attended the funeral ‘and will return to New York this evening, — ‘The Courts, Court Iv GENERAL Temu. N. ¥., Nov. 17.—By the falling of the ‘walls at 1 G’clock’ this afternoon of the recently. in Salina street, ‘workmen were killed ‘ | i i it ie i ! 5 i fe ill { { i i ; i Hil ti tt Hy i j H j { g i i * eis 2 RS) Fe [ Bi 1} i F HH fi ii i ii 26 i 5 ‘4 PH i i i B i & “. 5 3 e i 4 § Fi Hi Bi & 5 i 1 fs F it 58g i 5 H H Z | tl A petition for a writ de lunatico inguirenco war flied toxday in the case of Michael anc edifice 18 52 feet long by 30 wide. The wallsare ait of rough stone and haif of wood, each 5 fret to height, making it 10 feet from tue ground to 1Y-Orvamenlal porce aod ves ~S ry a te i i z q . i i ity oH i é { 1 ! i EEPEEES i j i | i i | : i passing this caurch. “Is ita. hapsit’sa silo. Maybe it’s an incubator ing chickens.” This is a Swedenbonpan er i enraged at this, bul nursed his wrath and com- menoed & series of persevuuions agaiust the warlby ‘couple,tuat for pure Unaduiterated meanness could hacdiy'be equaled. He first drove a nati uurough the hock of one of Wilson's best horses, which to be sol, Next he empuled coal oll and ruined the waver. Then be wi man to leave the county ou penalty of death. ‘Wasdoue by cutting letters trom a book and ij sedi BEER E i iH | i ile! A Victim OF HyYpRoraosis.—Charies 4} was bay? &@ lbad dug ob Uctober 8, York, suffering trom bydrophobla, as staved Pacer eee pata in tue suff ‘Uunroat, 4 Ei i i t F # i Hl AnH ity ite Hi i