Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1887—SIX PAGES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Ok RENT—1336 Q ST. %. SECOND F 9OR, ‘cubaisting of tro vemrabt, nie, commasicating sce JOR RENT_NICELY-FU' OM i beard Io wentieman and wife or two gente- with beard for gentleman and JOR KENT—1521 1 ST. suite of rooms op Are for, city, went Aiiagom Hotel and Departusents, at's mod Seats rent Also, at 334 © st. may be fouud elegant rome, 7 JOR RENT_FT family of two, ad mewiy fury ebed Koowwe, bear Tors. waitabve fo , Ta jon RENT— Q St. NW. NEWLY FUR. Pritnci'Scont story, frock Rovul, with alcove and portiore mol other rovius for reut, first-class beard, Sorma mod Fate eee oe Fee CHAMBERLAIN’S, CHOICE Tooms. «initle or en suite. south windo Peer the door suitable for of ‘Cue Foon rehout bound. “1015 Tach st. ‘a Dk RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED KOOMS, Drighs. cheerfW, convenient, single or en suite: Bear Loomas Circle, first-c.ase beard ip the foa0 14th st aw; care peas the dour m2e-3t JOR RENIFURNE HED, TWO COMM! oN rout Rooue. let together or scparste front bai! bed-rvom ou secon 0.020, and G wu. st QR RENT-NICBLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT F: 1 Nast Capitol ot; references given aud reyuired. JOR REST—3i1 OTH AT. N. W, TWO FUE ished rooms for gentlemen or geutiouman and wife, peers oe JOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- loze ou ‘first flour. three rooms. open. fire, piano, Se, gtitabie fore Necatce or berber of | Ouif-eas: Voard ia hese if dented. private Yanuly table, terms ble. Call at Ip Gieut Place. UOT JOK KENT—ELEGANILY FUKNISHED ROOMS, en suite or ningie, with private family: delichtful oF See Ear nse ce ee ty SR dle OR KENT— F FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SING! With private bath. at 512 13th st nw. JOR KENT — 1823 1 ST. ELEGANTLY FU Bished suite of three rooms on first fluor; also sin ie room, for gentleman, on third floor, references, _ BSB-tuth.e Lm JOR RENT_if ors, en suite n28-12t"_ DSOMELY FURNISHED PAR oF single; also. prewmant ball ‘without board. of a doable Bouse Se Skane aa meer 2 Sembreeeioam ier JOR 702 10TH ST. A HANDSOMELY Turnished Parlor and Ked-ru .ay-win- dow trv wewly pei ; batu-room ad- 4 BZ6-60" iain ST. e I) furnished Fovms, eb suite and single: pri- vate tnb elf desired Fumi-clos” Table Board snd Meals served by a Pniladelphia lady. ae NT-FUKNISHED ROOMS, SI vCunuite, coutemsent tocar, crate’ Bre if dowired, Reference given and required 1117 17th st. n. aie [OR RENT—611 1378 & W., CONVENIENT to boteis: nicely Turaished ‘suite of Koons, with fire. Alsu, one siugie room, suitable tor & Seua- ara tis Aine soe mneie rae. catatbe to 8 Seas: LOK RENT—1219 M ST. NW. TWO FURNISHED rooms second fluor, furnace hiest apd grate Bret: ae and furniture Gew: ho board aud no children: call ater 3 pam eS ae J. RENT—1WO FURNISHED FRONT KOOMS, use, cear 14th-st care and FOR SALE—HOUSES. 308 RENT—A HANDSOME FRAME BOUSE, EeSetanet teeters large cellar and ‘att cvoganily fitted 3 B.'Star office. OR FIRST COST, a NEW ow, brick. 7 rooms, and bath. erin every room: F at next sven $51 per mouth, only’ 62.800. s 806 Fat. n. . “SALE—1502 Q ST. _¥.W. ODEMATE, contalbe reves! Foomes Nmabea is natural wood , heated Uy furnace; also 'D WANT Te re, sxcellent Tepsir- varie” SEetore JOR SALK—AT A SACRIEIOR, 94, r st, La i $11,000 IF BOUGH’ OW: pomee vantrics, be.: heated by furance: hod repair. lot is 24 test 2) ‘wo-story brick stable in LIPWERMANS, 30S Fee aot JOR SALE-TWO BRICK HOUSES—NEW_FOUR Toolbar oan, aad it 25 per momth each.” Price, nw. SALR—AN ORGAN. SHAPED setts ave BW. al. aa es ENC Ooms : F west convenient to and herdic,, STEM TIRWEKMANN, 1305 F et. nS0-5e 1K SALE—HOMES IN NORTAWEST 10 f- and collar, three stories and beck build Tie, Dewiy Papered sud new sanitary jug, Brick, ¢ r=, bath, well built: fot 435707, Brick: 6 rs bath: lot 202108 to alley. Brick. 9 ra. H st :]ot 25x140: one fo rick, Es pena BF er ae Ue Fs, 10th st.. bet. Qend K, 212110. ew, , 3 gover. 5 - Enquire at, Clear Brick, § larwe Toomss, beth, and csliar, bethennel e200 $38 ress 2 re at Clea SALE— FINE BUGGY MARE 15 HANDS Bae ‘Apply 1824 Jeffervon Place after 5 o'clock. and-basement POR SALE—Nick FAMILY House, with UGG: mod, imps: and harness if dsired; » sold this week. as? SWANDEK, 1008 PoRsu HO 1301 K st. n. if Apply at store n. w. cor. 10th and @ sta. se. d1-3t" SALE_ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARTON Fit caitrseed Sintcran and ec say “tant in every house where there a ‘Sect of Aj s Geclapeda i is ike whole tocol. deve Fork, all the vofames, can, be Cy cr small noutuly eddressine Box ‘on small mouthly payment Re, 20 Ste Fos, The sellowgne, Horses just arrived and for sale at of WOOD BKOS., 1620 M st.: One pair Dapple . three pairs Bays, and three Dap; 3h ugie is nae woe: ess 16 ante BO ee ae on a SOHN. POE SALE ITRIGYCLES A FINE TANDEM AND ‘Vietor mak, 13re, Hat nw bb . Tricycle for sale at a reduced price, ' Ad.ress a: SMITH, Room ‘Chapel at, New Haven, Coun. 230-3t" Fo SALE—STYLISH BAY HORSE, SOUND AND Eure {8 B30 gentle; also, Bugyy and Harness. Corcorm 3 TIEFF new; must be sold at © sacrifice for -d to seli by Januury 1. To be seen 8G. LWILD & BROS". 709 7th suucw._uS0-Swe OR Sete One, EpeGy FHA sa} — a 3 ttle used, Ww: ld Vary cheap. AD- piy t@ W. 8 BROWN & CO, 20th and Mi sta, Bowers 5,500. ., Sr. nw. St Box Ut. JOR KE: th good beard. private tazuily. uo children. is portion of the on PETE eae dare and 1th et. ber books or auliit calfat osice for tulleta woued on | NOR SALE—A VERY FINE COUPELETTE. VERY tucesexchaawed._1410 Q st. = —— Haruess; only uscd tour wonths; all in fine order. 298 BEXT-70_SERAT UES OR MEMBERS, | J Can be seen at DOWNEY'S Stables, Lat, between 16th beuriouine Avertments fret and secoud owes: | HY square i handowme aiming sbas | and Yfthwte. nw. n30-6t Rieals serve: y it desired: strictly private faim: | 14 rovus and every couv ; aaa GROCRES Aa <r oh Sa a | een etre ae a BEE oo, | Evvisioutare one of vic bet lotions a the iy 3 AND OTHE ns0-ee Soe het ate. | cheap: satisfactory reasons for” selling. 4 oer ted list of Moceus for Hes now ready. PE: Sajenoen MEATS, Star office. nzu-30" ‘Copies tree apon application. ‘D, G. PROCTOR & SON, Sucie, wit board, appointments Sret-class table Ererucre, berdice pase tre door. Felereuces, oct Gwe JOR RENT — FUKNISHED. ELEGANT ROOMS, nie or eu waite, ih private fataiy . bay windows aud open grates in every Toul, commer house, new; south and east front; feferences required. 1101 cary 1ST Fk BESTA HANDSOME SUITE OF Rooms: Dedrovi apd parior.teti-room aud closet yo vaine poe: als-cther Fooms. sugic or ea suite; 1316 and FURNI ATE NT_Ni ELi ‘and heated DUUBL, PARLOKS, 15x36 ft, suicble ye M. C94). BACK PAKLUM (aivtie). 620. SECUND Fidos gM 18 st sume “$13.” Cowl, locality ‘Oth st. me. 26-120 POR RES T—ELEGANT SUITE OF THREE KOOMS & fit and sec.nd floors, desirable rooms on Qaird floor. one bicex trom Portland. Hamilwn, aud : Private bathe; -ise Sw. Foon, both lance and ual. soutuern exposure, gyvd buard iu buuse at suod- 70K RENT—730 0TH, CORNER B STN. W.. FUR- tushed Parlor aud Chamber, ce.tfal location : con Yeuseut to all sireet car laos Avoly over Bishop's Drug store. B RENT—A FEW VERY DESIRABLE kOOMi “Sithvut mOais, Bt the Cusuing House, 0 LARGE NEWLY-FUKNISHED floor. new modern house: private fam- avenue care and. herdics within ‘square: ‘and $10. references. ‘Sd wt we JOR RENT—814 FIFTEENTH ST. N.W.. OPPO- site Chainberlin's—Handswely Furnished Rooms on first and second floors, southetn expusure, grate and furnace heat, private beth, &. ‘Table Board, aie-lm JOR RENT — 326 4% ST. N. W., LARGE AIRY varlor aud bed-room. uew and haudsome furniture, aisv, two nice rvouls oa upper : all med. imp.; oppwaite new law building. ‘Tavis board if desired. >lia* 7} Tok RENT_OFFICES—IN YUCK NEW BUILDING, ‘conveniences, sean, iat | “SS “STYLER & RUTHERFORD, | | noo 1307 Fst = —s STORES. | i KENT—AT 1634 141TH ST. N. W. a LARG! Store aud Dwelling Inquire at 1638 14th sn | ®. BRENNAN’S Dry Goods. ni6-20* JOR KEN! — BEAUTIFUL NEW STOKE, 1602 14th #t., 20 by SO ieet; concreted cellar same size: iern dwelling above, and large brick Also, Ane lange store tu stand N. Yave. J. W.P MEKS, 14 FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS JOR RENT—LAKGE STABLE. W A BLUCK { Dapout Civile, sccommonsiiue four horses and a. carriages. very Jo ALY, Gos 14th at JOR KENT—ALL OF SECOND FLOOR OF 8 Feat Apply to CHARLES Market Space fur rout. over Muabe a Go‘ Prue Yareroous inquire of Mim MAK J- WELCH, S307 Sica Bestia JOR RENT—ROOMS, ON TWO UPPER FLOORS, 708 Leth st nw. irow December 1. P. J. PAY, iS Fa ave." Keterences required. Lin “OK KENT-—KEMINGTON 1XPE- Kemington Ufice— Machines of other uskes {or fale WiCKOFE, SEAMANS & BENEDICI, cor. Sth and F wea ‘nt-i JOR REN T—CALIGRAP: PH Ti PEWRITERS, #SPER MOBUL io advance aisy suid on casy iustaueute. A kNeY 2 CLARKE & SON. 855 Ft iw. _ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ WAkte> bins Fox $0 SHAKES WASHING. ton Gas Sicck and 15 share: keal Estate Tit Ingurance Stock. Address STOCKS. star a party of tae retired party's blace. Address Lock box Ui fiigh Polat, Nc JOR SALE—<N OLD-ESTABLISHED PRODUCE OR SALES OLD EaTABLIGED, PayDuCe ;, THE AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR ORK SALE—A KARE BARGAIN— THE SToca. Siete apo uddeomne pe BRE WAKE CHANCE-AN OLD- £8. ABLisHED Groceries and Provision Store in nortuwest sec- tom. Bow duing guod Uusiness. Address # G., Star ee _ BAe See r ESS PROPER 2 aS Tee sb the cbt — C Sez. “trout ue BS fect om LAB. ot. between | Peausyfvania see, and D sts. tunmediately Dorth of {Si she Couch Go fock of tae same, ee wall ma the svath, 00 feet “GULDSUOKOUGH & CO., o22-3m 405 Ft ie Ju SAL’ —AN OLD ESTABLISHED GkOCERY Sic: ua = coed Business —— Apply o Bur bit & SkI1Z, ara rthst se fale es Be st very low we cur ageut, will be pleased to show and RICHARD § WINDSOR, With Miia Assiemeen of wot 5, square | 2 ‘POE SALE-NICE, SIX-ROOM, ALL MOD. IMP. house, i One syuave from captiol bor cod, cusap: $4200." WALAR & WALTEN G13 F = FS, SALE—A GOOD SECOND. HAND BROUGHAM will be sold at Thomas Dowling’s auction rooms turday next st 12 JOR SALE—BARGAINS—EIGHT-ROOM BRICK, 0 st, pear 11th st.; ten-room Brick, North Fob, sabe A a TORE, CHEAP FOR cash: alvo 4-room House for rent; $8. Cal, SyStBe Yeh St Ae: turd fronts wide parking: only. .. lo at Mot aw. 5 $4,500. Seven-rouim Brick, loth ‘st.. OR SALB_HEINERA! YAY, BRAD- suey: at a Ee ‘Brick, Pe, bury Uprichis—I anos $150 ; sume st stores $400. trout, innwe celia. 84300. hime-room Brie, O she us wanted. Pianos boucbt tor cash, Upngts ty for squares. Koom 2%, St. Cloud Building. Fog SALEXCHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAG TEL- 7 bays O yer cemt on price MFRANH H. PELOUZE, n29-3t 20 Kellogy Building, 1416 ¥ st. VOR SALENEW, CLEAN LIVE-PICKED BED- Feathers, 15e. » found; the best in the country for #Bemguey Grier by tual or otcerwise prompt de- Hivered. “Wat'SEi wae ahe tw FOR SALE-A CHOICE ASHORT NENT OF BEAU. tuful solitaire and cluster dlaisond Jas | at novelties 1m mnount: 5 and $18, good value for 825. JACOBS BROTHERS 120 Pe ate ase-7t HB SALEA FEW MOK GENUINE ST. BER- ‘nard pups, sired by our celebrated Marko. Price, Siok gis “JACOBS BROTHERS, 1220 Pa ave. opal inivaghout in ue atest dea nd renetg | POR 2ALE_NOW 19 THE TIME TQ BUY CHEAP, TbANENUON Soxmiiisier “avin | & Fisatons, Siewghs, “Harun Sc, at tes EOE SALESONE OF THE HANDSOMES Rajon Heruntors 6th st maveswbere host couplete 9-room houses in this city. canbe found wayois suitable for ali business’ trucks ge ed byw ready tor aspeciion. 1518 Corvsram ot | Snd fancy waguus sapecialy. terms cail st baNENHOWEH & BONS, 1118 Fst Jip SS — aa ae Chickering Baby Grand, . and fity other Pianoe abd Onguna ut slightly used at must be sold st sowie price within the wext Wirt) F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa ave. large lot, suuth trout. $0,000—only $900 cash, bala..ce mouchis. Six Foou.s and bath Frame, Mud.eon st, neat 17th, lot 20% 3x94 to alley; $3,00V. " Nine-room Uhode Islaud ave, sear 10ih st: $6,000. OS TRAN VER (UK SALE-THKEE NEW BRICK HOUSES, WEST of North Capitol #t.; 6 ruows, water. gas abd bath; 00 exch. IHOMAS W. FOWLER, ate __ 921 Fat JOR SALE—A VERY ELEGANT 14-ROOM BRICK Fesluence, om, Washing.on Citele.cos, 2d at For spect @pPlj MST ¥27 F st, ‘B26-6t JOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS GILT-EDGE INVEST- imeuts, the cheapest aud vest houses In this city, Uorthwest; on a concrete street; paying twelve (13) erent per year. A uew row of brica huuses, bay windows, 6 rooms and cellar, and every moderh im- provement, with beautiful gas Dxtures, 1B SALE_ONE OF THE BEST BARGAING On Capitol Hill, anew bay window frou Brice $3500 "price reduced to '§-s250 it sold within & ow Saye, erie: 600 anh ‘auld talunce to'wuit Apply | - 28-6t at once at office o: DANENHOWKK & SON, 11152 st | Ok SALE—CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, DAYTUN: “eae Sued Clove Carriages of a styies aud inakers? You JOR SALE Fine dwelling 15 rooms, all m. i. near New Satory beek dwelling, ii nota aN aad ‘BeaF Dupont Circle. am Brice dwei'g, 9 ra, ail mis Brick dwelliug, $28 aii ma.2. . Brick dwelling, 6 rs. ali wi, 19tp st. nw. mbt" TYLidé & BULHERFURD, 15 32 ba - ‘dwelliz ma, ew brick dwelling. 1 . o.0, cor, ath and gage wee ot New brick aweiling, 12 rooms, Dew and some that have beeu in us. ands.e slighuy : iprgvet stock to weet trom, “Galland geamiue 2 Els, I St the cheaj house in checity. WM. F. 406 Pacave'u. ¥ SALE—SINGING BIKDS. BIRD Cages, Gold Fish, Aquariums, and Fisl Stortument iui the city at SCHMID" UKE, 12tn st., two doors south of Fu, ave, |ALE—A No. 25 NOVELTY PORTABLE ‘Heater, neariy as good bought tor 825. Call bum, after Tuesday, November ust. DLW. on easy terme. 6750 Fors LE bt TLE, st aw. —e SAI TDENCES | Beautiful Upright and Square Pianos, some but little sty, corer L5th aud suode Isiaud sve. u.w. For price and terms apply to MEKKON & RAMEY, 1307 F wt B26 ut OK SALE—CHEAP—A_ FOUK-SIOKY BRICK House. vay window. Iatrobe. and range: 118 2d ‘used, will be sold at very low prices for cash or month- ly payments to suit. ‘A Mauificient Upright, only $230, cost $400. & Fine square Grit saty $200, sont S200. ‘We can save you frou $25 to 6100 on the prices of mead mae tice | oats ere Fi Nee NT emcee |g Sacinzuing nevi Miehet rue allowgd fr g sag. Ribot pt DALE—| Se 4 feowenpenl re i yf to suit for balance. — — basement brick house uu Ws THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, aut one os ta ae 1GH1, 4 FEETO FQk SME Ok RENT—1125 10TH 8T.. NEAR touch. brilliant Massachusetts ave. nw. hanusome d-story double facsigin 8:79): orginal con #900. the Brick Dwelling, containing ZI roomun wits every cose bana cv Yenuence: lange lot, 6 by 138 teat; two bach-roame, | GSS Tih ute kws Tree HUGO WORCH § porches on every floor. stable for four horses, two carrawes THUS. J. FISUEK & CO, 1524 F aw. OK SALE—A BARGAIN—1442 VEKMO! ‘RW.: 24 fet front on lows Circles 13 hosuust ead Foe SALE Ine “OTTO" GAs ENGINE ui ‘quires uo boiler; avoids ail expeusive 4 eo hose of Kane; o handling of foal ‘Send for sud prie lst. “D. BALLAUL, ayuni, 751 7Uist, FOE, SAENIOLING—A SUPERIOR COLLEC uy OF fine old instruments in pe fect order; some Of small size, specially adapted for ladies’ use. Can bs ween auy eveling after 6 at 608 Ast ne. nSeLut” SHALL OF as surviving oi the rm of Wt £ thestock and fixtures i store No.101S Pennaylvanis ave. Tuis stock, in addition to the usual Contedits of grocery store, consiste of some very ald ‘aha very fine iuported ig are kere -FOR SALE—LOTS. i Odi Swen Fok Sie Aes Mucus 197 45-4 oer | PGS SAGE SHEAR FINEST LINEN PAFEIRR taken atonce. BeNJ. 8. PIKE, 1225 F st. nw. aan bey A Bias tithe ceca feat 10\1ncas? | FOE SALE-FALE, ASD WINTER CAREIAGES <Baowst__HUF11'& DYER, 1901 F t_ AT VEki KEASUNABLE PRICES. Bare Signi, tn tires bake bp Daeg OR ON NOUN ST Raliosat HOFER, Exkcx obs ian st ! Pos SR POas tee. Cats 9 woe 290-1 aD ze Fok SAL2 LOis-161H ST BET. SAND TW.W, | iu ube on this paper. The faco ot both ionts "desire. ‘20x100; 16th st_ bet. L. bie, they are in good condition, and capable of excelient iu an ase Pete P. BROWN, Meal Estate service for Swe gr puree ene poper +t oiarse = = rd ENING OTAK NEWSPAFEA CO. Weemeeen dazu PERSONAL. Pine pat of lot ap LeDrott ‘ Llegatt lot at intersection of Msi ot M si 3 TALEK & i . UrHoxIZED ie ‘Detective Ageney and Bureau of Information. JOR SALE-THE BEST INVESTMEN’ ° wT Ee ide eevtsEanN QFERE| atame_ omen 000 where first-class Second: a ‘prices, Address or call at to Jal MV¥EL | SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION! Coat inewers, 'Srod ite t gogsies ort & 5 ivy Instat _nl4-1m* thweet cor. Bil aud k stem A. McDEVITT, CHARLES E. FLINDER, ive Agency, Hooms No. 8U5 Pa. ave. nw. ‘This agency does nol opersi. tor rewards bor cugage n12-1m‘ Am divorce cases. 4 SPECIAL FEATURE. OUR ALL WOOL CORK- Asmat $11.00; BTRASBURGEE § KON, COUNTRY _REAL ESTATE. , sa . Semacers and Representatives Whe | A New Seory Alt the Way from Sebkosh— a Have Arrived, and their Residemces. Winetecn meen aneeaene ‘The following Senators and Representatives | A Gispatch from Oshkosh, Wik, states that 3 Ihave arrtved ta Washington and located at the | newapaper in that place has pubiisbe! an account Laltst 1p The Sie on beet SS : os Dear this city, made under the @ire:tion of Dr. Kempmer, the superintendent of we i ae i pre 1 Delieved that there are a umber of members whe ‘would come into chairmanships under the rate of linment Buildings, in rece maTTom, and Mie understood that | rocstion whom Mr. Carlisle Would mot select for] OoskTall FX, a., Panm, Dec, 1, 2 p. m.—The chamber of Satine of ant, Saat the party insist upon the | tne positions, and moreover that there a few old oe toot a tesces abet prim Great erowes surround | esting Of Mesara, Turple, of Indiana, and Paulk- chairmen re-clected whom be would like to give a ie ns tee We building, but tney are orderiy and | Ber, of West Virginia, at once. In regard tothe | chaneeot berth, The great number ot erwinem. | cuandiee, WE. there is no sign at present o€ 9 revolution. case of Mr. Faulkner, it may be somewhat sighil- | ters and the incongraities that would result from | Daniel J: W.. Va. i ‘When M. Rouvier left the chamber he cant that his mame has been placed upon a desk ta | an at rotation give “acute | Davi, cK, Minn, othe ot the Elysee and had a ‘The Senate chamber. When the ests were | bunch all the members and take? Polph, 4. X-. Oregsn, wee > olnan arranged “andthe plates Dearing the names | meuts regardie of everything but inoes sé Se a wb Pett pee ——— Fp +f to form | of bf | ee — F i trying Taphas senna Mak semzned to the nek Wes | ‘THE DISTRICT COMMITTER, Erarey ry Virgina Seuntor’ "The esiplores know | ‘Mr. Compton is very favorably spoken of as » ‘The crowd in front of ane parliament Teoaiag Sc.2beat tg they atties bod Bo there se, | Chairman of tae Desks commsnon ur emp Gib ees ‘numbers several thousands, and 1s increasing t | unority the name of Faulkner was put on the desk. | Mill was second on the committee last Congress, Gormals 4B. MOL, density. | Criesot “A Bas Per‘y” and ‘Vive Gi Hones, 1p yes not the unauthorized act of em: | Aside trom that, his claims Senate Harte eon Moving and ure now Seat prominent Senators, Leal Born on" the grounds of efcenay” a ay TE ae Shienihiinins ean eecotee the in tne inst ‘House, It Rot, caren a $ a Uhe custom the names of the | {7,,cue, ,1ast , House. 5 PU a TOCET eae emer ronmpemDled wi cok: | Bewly-slected senators will be read out,tour or five | Hisintereses: his experience aud talents drew ise Pe Are a clsewnere: Mr. Compton was excelient | Mitoneil,. As member of the committee of the ‘andin Vt, 1 concerned, Im other respects, “his | Congressional” dis- ‘Tae protessor was (ict almost surrounds the ‘ot Co had probabiy been lumbia, ‘This his taterests closer to ete trac, and he twougnt the District of Columbia than aay other man now ations id been a Bove Gan gama cree sae Se —— ‘would acce jon Irepas oe the Paints: a veges 1 there delay te ries ate cror and gcuections, and | think ne will get the assiguiment.. Either Me. capacity in the more = ES aeanee: CON deag. ehen do hue | Hemphill Gr he would accept it) or Mr. Oomptos Mr Emmons. Recen want vo tale ie neato eran THCY 2 NOt | Would mace a good ehsirtean ‘of the. Comuaition, tis city, and it was ‘The Worst of the Senson. t to take the intulative in objecting to the ad- | Would make & heeorene the practice of bis Shenk sem po ministering of the oath to any republican, nor do | It 1s thought that most of the memt ‘com- rofession here, a lene (3 mittee who have been re-elected will remain on cmarmae At, TE SQUALIB OF SxOM. hey Want, to be left helpless in the event. any re- | mult obey aE ATHAM, Mase, Dec. 1.—1 ‘northeast gale | publican should object to Mr. Turple’s being sworn | the commit ational Banke. Drevatied ail night and Sai continues ‘There are & ‘THE LABOR COMMITTEE. ‘(CHANGES IX THE * ‘sea outside and on the shoals. Snow | There stems to be no doubt that the republicans | gpeaker as much trouble as any 18 that on labor. ‘The annual report of the Controller of the Cur- sartomes minus, allowing Only gecasional obser. | intend to oppose the seating of Mr. Turple, Sen®- | ‘There were no less than six or seven factions im Tt Tency will be presented to Congress on the frst ashore between Foulock’s Rip and shovsitul Lignt | “f Bdmunds, chairman of the caucus has notified | 1ast Congress. Tt was ot a charac. @ay of the session. Tt shows that the total num. Ship. Her sails are blowing away. It is impos- | all the republican Senators still absent from the | ter, and tt seemed almost for thet to per of national banks organized up to Octo- sible to get her name during the ‘which is | City to be here if possible by noon next Monday, in | agree on anything. The chairman, Jno. J. O'Neil, ber 31 ts 3.805, of which @25 have gone into the moot severe thus far of the season itis very | order that the ent rty strength may be mus- | and the second man on the committee, Mr. Foran, cwounteay Hgultaton, up bave monae setae ct gp ee win dy Se es Calpereonal terias tn debate od ‘m operation at that date 3,081. The total num- freeali the committee on elections, ‘and Its understood | the for. der of new banks established during the last year is that be incans to make a determined fight against | There wit for the chair. ich 25, ‘Mr. Turpie’s right to the seat. ‘THE FACTS IN THE TURPIE Case. It isnot claimed by the republicans that they elected Senator, but that Mr. Turple was not legally elected. The democratic majority in the Indiana State senate turned out a republican sen- ‘B.or, named McDonald, and seated the democrat who contested the seat. The republicans main- Yalned tuat McDonald was duly elected, and that ‘the man put in his place had no right to vote for Senator. The republican members of the ture joined in a protest against the validity of ‘Turple’s election, and that was laid before the Senate by Mr. Hoar, and referred to the elections committee last The democrats insist that there is no valid ground or objecting to Mr. Turple; that he hus all we credentials in Tegular fori, and that if the republicans oppose his admission such opposition will be based upon purely partisan motives. They say that if the Tepublicans resort to extremes for partisan bene- Mt they (the democrats) wilt be justife! in going Charged with Smuggling. Lonpox, Dec. 1.—The British steamer Mareca, Capt. Young, from Antwerp tor Boston, which put Into Queenstown tor coal bas Deen détained for sinuggling. Ninety pounds of tobacco found con- cealed in the Vessel have been seized. gees ata ‘The Prohibition Conference. SUBJECTS DISCUSSED AT THE CHICAGO GATHERING TO Dar. Carcago, Dec. 1—The National Prohibition Con- ference met this morning at Battery D. Dr. Her- Tick Johnson, of this city, was designated as presi- dent. ‘The following ‘were on the program to be discussed during tue day: “A political part with prohibition its chief aim 1s te omly way to accomplish the needed reform,” by A. K. Leonard, Of Onio, and Samuel Duckie, of Michigan; Organization aud Anance,” oy T. C. Kichinond, Wisconsin, Fred. F. or New York; “nig a uidon?” by Mrs Clara H on the much-criticised Atlanta would be given to the public to-day, but it was Gecided to hold it ack a day or two until tt bas been more thor- oughly considered by the bureau chiefs who have examined it in turn. Ashas been announced, the report of Capt. Bunee criticises severely thé construction of the vessel. ‘The bureau officers in pon “ex resslag “tne opinions it "ts e3 Enderstood ‘that Chtet’ Constructor Wilson agrees ‘with the report. Engineer-in-Chief Meivilie makes extensive comments on the report and recom- ARGUMENTS FOR THE DEFENSE IX PROCRESS TO-DaY. ‘Yesterday, the trial of Granville A. Whitaker, on the charge of presenting to the Government fraud- went vouchers of the Bureau of Medicine and Sur- gery, Navy Department, was continued before Judge Montgomery in the Criminal Court after ‘Taw Stan's report closed. Assistant District Attor- i : c tm the The re- Minted cenieriee, of Minnesota; “propibiliga 98 } to extreiue measures vo protect thelr party: Fon is use wens Commotere ieunt, cnset ef Scene = Otome, ry Of Missouri, and Fontaine Fox, jr., of DEMOCRATS DETERMINED. Ordnance. ‘This morning Mr. Coyle concluded nis argument Kentucky “the proutbiuon movement the | Just how the democrats will proceed in order to orca ee ey about 11 o'clock, and Mr. Je™ Chandler proceeded ‘only true solution of the Southern problem,” by A. | hold a point in reserve in case of republican ob- Zhe House One With his argument for the defendant, claiming A. Hopkins, of New York, and KL. Dohoney, of ‘The republican caucus ts called to meet at S that the certificate of Dr. Wales was’ that tne ‘Texas; “the proper attitude of tue prohibition | Jectlon to the sweariog in of Mr. Turple has not | o.oo. Saturday afternoon, in the hall of the furnished. party toward woman suffi by Mra. Mary a. | deve. but they seem determined todo their ‘will meet at 7 In conclusion, Mr. Chandler urgeé that it was Woodbridge, of Ohio, and I. H. Funk, of New York; | best. Even the members of the caucus committee | House. The democratic caucus Innocence, but “the relations of labor and liquor,” by John L. | Shake thelr heads with an air of determination | O'clock. ‘Unst be ‘Thomas of Maryland, and Walter Thomas Mills, | 804 Pe ae ie ee fa ee ‘The Man with a Pen. any ovis — ae lle Senate, when tt meets Monday. will consist of | A WAST WASUIXGTOS CLOTHIEE, WHO DORS NOT RAD ie ty members, whom twenty-five are demo- _ be New Your Dee LF inna tenement house, | #8, twenty-four republicans, and Mr. Riddie- | The man who has been successfully working the Py 4 ; 7 berger, an Independent. It 1s ‘said that Mr. Rid- | «wor.piess check game” in this city during the AL 3A5 West 43d street, early this morning, caused a panic among itsiumates, Allescaped uninjured except Jos. Jacobs, aged five, who was burned to death. Tne damage to the building will amount Gleberger favors the immediate seating of Turple- Ic this be true Uwe democrats wil, have the vantage ground at the opening of the With regard to the West past week turned up In West Washington this proceedin.rs. morning at the clothing store of A. M. Baer, No. ‘Virginia case, the 0 $20,000. = 3157 M street, and wanted to see some clothing. CONTROLLER DURHAM RAISES SOME LBGAL POINTS general opinion seems wo be that Ar. Faulkner a suit for which the clerk asked $18. Fire in a Business Block. ‘ill be adinitied without delay. Fas man uneagne toe Brice too high and the clerk eS ne Controller Durham and Commissioner wee baa Deira, alixx., Dec. 1.—Fire early this morning | | Ewrrrugp to Pure Exray.—Assistant Secretary | Knocked off dollar. tive man Dat pet eee ieat PG. ky, Bobitt Howse, Le on pi a oer ener trae Soe Maynard has informed the collector of customs | Joe Co.'s office, corner of Congress Water National Hove ig ge Heatly $10,000, and | 8% Houlton, Me. that moccasins and snow-shoes | strects, and asked that the cioching be sent tO ‘the contents of law and other offices avout $2,000. manuiacuured by Indians, by whom they are | bis office. A boy was sent with the clot! and Drought inio the entry. A CIVIL-SeRVICE EXamiNaTion.—An examina- tion of applicants to fill a vacancy in the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing in the Navy Depart- ment willbe beld at the rooms of the Clvil-Ser- inited States, are entitled to free | was met by the man, who said he was, todiuner and that’ he would carry with him. Aiter walking up the street distance Uhe man made out a worthless which he signed tne name of “E. Gai told Ube boy to take the check to the bat Iteashed, The boy left for the bank, and no doubt, tne police station and Ashore on the Massachusetts Coast. SaNDWicH, Mass., Dec. 1.—A northeasterly gale has prevailed over CapeCod since last night, accom. p-nied by more or less snow. A bark is ashore off East Sandwich. She can only be seen at ‘The Duluth Press Club rooms were flooded. — i ‘He and get man, 4 > Vice Commission Saturday, Deccinber 10, 1887. 3 tutervals on accoURLGT SOW. Se Will £0 eS see ea dO ta; | tly, 0k, an, Avenue car.” When © aioe eee required of the appointee rendersit necessary that A hesbouid be expert in the technical knowledge | We clerk that the moaten Mr. Sheehy Arrested. necessary in proving revurns made to the bureau lished in ’s paper. ‘The clerk Sano from ships in commission. Applicants whose legal Dvsum, Dec. L—Mr. Sheehy, member of parlia- Mr. Baer ‘seen the publication because ment, has been arrested und is now in tae Sligo | residence 1s the District of Cowumbia will not be | OOK BO paper, and this, tact, the pores think. H admitt-d to the examination, third clothier who has been taken in in suis way tg the past week. The clerk says woud + C A Trtermoxe Hxaxtyc.—Argument was heard | {uring the past week. | The tere wher clerks C., La. Setropolitan Hotel, = to-day by the Commissioner of Patents upon the} tnink tuey would also know him, but the man| Oates, - C. Ale, Miges Howse. From Wall Strect Te-day. ee ee Oa | Cn a 1) os i a eee New York, Dec. 1.—The opening of the stock | application fora patent by inserting the word | the purpose of identification. Peel, 8 We, Ark. SS ‘Capitol ste (transferring market this’ morning was sumewhat irregular, | “metalic” before the word diaphram. Mr. Conk- ata omce in-] Peters. i, Kah. National Hotel. Kalo but generally heavy, at trom 3 to per cent be- | iing, M:. Storrow and others represented the Bell| Resi@xeD.—Geo. T. a Phelan, James, Tenn, 1610 19th st, tow yesterday's closing figures, though Richmond | Co,,’and Messrs, Casey, Young and Phillips repre. | spector, has resigned. Phelps’ W. WN. 3. Richinond Plate, - and West Point, Reading, and Union Pacific were | sented Mr. Gray. The granting of this motion will TANT Exmoiine CLERE.—Mr.Geo.| Pidcock, J. WN. J. National Hotel” each down 3. There was @ partial recovery dur- | reopen the entire telephone case. The hearing | A New Ass:staxt ENwoLtina Sing Randall, 8. J., Pa., 120 C st. ne. ‘The purchasers were J.C. Bullett and Anthony ing the first few minutes trading, in which North- probably occupy several day: ‘W. Seaver, of Vermont, has been appointed assist} picheracon J.D. National Hotel. J. Drexell, of Puiladeiphia, and Senator Cameron, phy ay Ry Ust yielded | Corsage Donrvo Noveaee.—During the month | AUtenrolliag clerk of the Senate, to succeed Mr. | jRovertson, i. W", La., Netropolitan Hotel, “itis tbe imention ot the purchasers to at ones an. the last-mentioned stock declined 1 per cent, | of November the total coinace at the U.S. mints | Piatt, who was promoted to enrolling clerk up +; "Chin, Congressional iss a : Lake Shore %, Missoari Pacific, and the re- subdivide and matnder smatier fractions. The decilae was accom- panied by. more activity, and Reading, St. Paul and Western Union were very active, followed by Lake Shore, Lacka. and Northwestern, while the Ube death of Major Syimpson. ‘Twem BacGaGe To ne Passep.—The collector ot Romets, J., Ohio, Congressional Hotel, Russell, C!W,, Mass., Hutuilton, ‘Ryan, Thos, jallonal Hotel Sawyer, J. G.. N. ¥., 24 Grant Place, Scott, W. L., Pa, Chamberlin’s, Dywasrre Bows tN 4 NewsraPer Orrice.—Yes- terday a twenty-one irch gas pipe, heavily loaded with dynamite powder, was discovered in the general list was quiet to dull. There was a] svening News at Renova, Pa. A five-inch | Wong Po Ss Shively, B. F.. Ind., National Hotel. the month of November were, fe reaction trom Lhe lowest figures, and at 11 = part ly burned, was attached to the pipe, | Cheong, Clinvse consular omeaaisy who are ex-| Smith, HA. Arizona, Ebbu Ut House. tesued cee vet oe id x ay 4 orclock the market was dull, but steady to firm, at | showing that a dastardly attempt had been made | pected to arrive at that port at an early day. Snyaet, Chaties FW. Va National Hotel Duildings, 7 repaire 2 feet of vault, 700 i ees PP Dwipr nus mo idea how the Lene cat eee | Tue Dest Incheasen.—Treasuror Hyatt has re- Stahitecker W: 6 ¥.¥., Woodmont. {otal amoun: received fOr foe was Sale rich, he ‘The Corner in Tim Still Unbroken, — | of what could be the motive of those Wi wished | turned to Washington from a business visit to sew, Sag Sag Hove cludes: recet' rater perm Philadelphia and New York. He says that the debt statement to be issued this afternoon will GODFREY & HOLDEN TO GET 4 LICENSE. New York, Dec. 1.—The French syndicate ‘The Commissioners have reconsidered (he appli- which has cornered the tn market is still putting Ky., 1311 H st. May SUCCEED Mr. SPARKS—It 1s reported that +» Mo,, 210 North Capitol st, cation of Godfrey & Holden for a beense to selk ces Up, and its grip ts unloosened. ‘To-day {G>, Col, 1501 18th st. decided to grant the license. ‘This case Erliors atlted 35 cents ser pound for apet tin ant | Judge Daniel M. Browning, of Tllinots, will be ap- ‘Taulbee, W.'P., Ky., 329 A st ne, eee oes orice Lick amamteperted Gers ts buyers offered 343; ceuts, inted Commissioner of the General Land Office Taylor, J. D., Onio, Hamilton, ‘an “all-night” house. ———+—— succeed Mr. Sparks, but the report cannot be Toole, J. K., Mont, 1340 1 st. mw. | ‘The Vatican and England. ‘verified. Thompson, A. C., Obio, 216 North Capitol st, Permission has been given the Baltimore and Yrewxa, Dec. 1.—The Political Correspondence, | Mowe nan Mn. SPARES ALLOWnD.—Acting oon 5 eae ae. Potowac Railroad Ca, to erect sarety at We Feferring’ to the ‘statement that the visit of thé |; 70" : ; at 13th and 13} streets and Maryland ‘Duke of Norfolk to Rome 1s tor the of | Land Commissioner Stockslager to-day submitted avenue and.at New Jersey avenueend 1 surect bearing the personal congratulations of the queen | to Secretary Lamar an adjustment of the grant of ‘southeast. and the Marquis of Salisbury to the pope on Lis | the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha | acting Commissioner of Pensions has been advised Permits were Jasued, to-day to BF. Lord 0 Jubilee, says the vatican apy Rafiroat Co, in’ accordance with the principles | 4riu08 im the United States Court, at .. erect two brick 41 ‘costing $800, und to M. Courteous return of Mgr. Sctll Inid down in the recent decision of the Secretary. | of the conviction, Simon, G. Emery to repair No. 337 Pennsyivania avenue England. The pope, it says, s occupied with the | Under this adjustment the rafiroad company wili | Baltimore, Md., of James D. Sinclair, for Gemand- 3 pA ng Welfare of Ireland equally with that of England. | receive 202,667 acres as indemnity in excess of the | ing and receiving excessive attorney fees in _pen- Xo allowabio: was made for the street sweeping He desires to act as peacemaker and eventually as | smoumt hed to be due Uy ex-Commissioncr yy ay ‘Tenn. Ebunt He ay ST ee mediator between the two countries. Sparks. Pg Sd io dae from Gciouer 28 1887. | He _— ee A Sick Man’s Terrible Deed, Mz. SMALL TO Be Promorens—It ts learned that | hasaiso been xxaminee Gn Lecal Notes. A. C. Small, of the District of Columbia, who was CE BE COTS THE THROATS OF HIS WIFE AND OF TWO thy \ted on the watch force of the Wi oraitl a Pe gh yp yh ag MEN WHO WERE GUARDING HIM. recent on the wi ‘ar, ; and that C. E. ‘Taber, ‘lows Circle, je leaves: ¥ Coropmatt, Dec. 1.—A special from Xenta, Ohio, Siave, and Ravy” Deparement ae iaa eee eerie Talbot hiss also teem comvicnsd sireets southwest, with the furniture, to bis says that last evening Samuel Harding, who has | #Dly be promoted tn a day or so to be Of | at the same upon'a charge of eS and makes some special bequests to bis been sick for several days, sprang from his bed | the Watch, to succeed Capt. Burke, deceased. sonating a examiner, Sentence 1 ae aaa and tried {0 jump out of ths window. His father Pardoned by the President, twrocases has been deterred to December 12, 1887. | grrrscamioxs APPROVED OR DISAPraovED ay ax | ,cuTOune ,P- Wooltolk, and s . oa Dut he'suddenty cue ‘both their throats, tuen cut | EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY EXERCISED IN SEVERAL cases | EANANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ee .., square zat ‘feet, ou North Capinal his wife’s throat and escaped. He was captured ‘TO-DaY. @isposed of the fol- | street, orth. oa ‘1tts thought all the wounded | The President to-day granted pardons to Edward New York Stock Market. lowing applications for licenses to sell Uquor to ‘Ward, convicted of larceny in the District of Co- lumbia, and sentenced August 12, 1887, to one hundred and twenty days in jail, on the recom- Mendation of the Judge and prosecuting officer. —_—o—_ Petty Insults to Irish Lenders, WORD MAYOR SULLIVAN'S NAME OMITTED PROM THE y bs a8 PSG Wattncts, one eet POE LE-LoTs— ine jernon. Dairy Fare, 272 INO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. n.w., screas 130 seven with beautiful building site vata ot tits te feltowing Louetge sale” Good tural abd. "hese location. Apply, to Br DULANY & WHILING. 1520 Fst nw. 4 Warren Ovexixa. ‘MRS. M. 3. HUNT ‘Has received s case of $08 SALE—~DiUG, GROCERY, BOOT AND SHOE sod Co lectiouey slure, also @ BUmDOF of oLuer cha.cer Cotnme: tal and Real Estate Oftce. Wu Be woud at ing. AGdrem GAOCER Star omes, )ive natiniactory RORUDS LF 8 Reo BANKERS, Successors to Jacob Rich, 613 15th st. Loans and Discounts » Specialty. Interest allowed ou Time Deposits, SALE OR EXCHANGE—a F QRS OF Bice AxGE—a 5 LORIE wer bho FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS, ‘Which she invites the ladies of Washington to inspect 0% TURSDAY AND WEDNESDAY, November 224 and 23d. n@l 1309 F st. n.w. Ros & Avonox, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, We. 32¢ RIGHTH ST. N. W. (near Pa.eve) (Orders cr requests for quotations given personal at- teution, and satisfaction guaranteed in price and Dosuam, Dec, 1—At meeting Of the corporation Gember 2 T8771 seven Fear apes Cin simian ‘ cnaaarae eine poe ol to-day Lord Mayor Sullivan stated that fis name Tor avn Open the assizes tomorrow. “He belleved the ous Galsaer: siva Lo be liegal and he intended to accumpany fusa. the’ Pr 4 ‘Thomas an old the Judges, to court, Mr. Sexton, high, she colored man, who lives on the Good Hope road. Dubiin, said he would also ae-ompany the ‘The 01d man met Gaither at the hay ast and if Mr. Sullivan was refused Friday, he and bote had On the bench he (Mr, Sexton) would the animal. ‘Tuey ot « trade, & court, and Would decline to m-cognize the court's rea the man gave his horse to authority in any orders it might issue, Mr. Sex- ‘secton—C. M. the old man to try. While he was aniving Gaithers ton was unanimously elected lora mayor, to suc- | 32 434 st; F. Pitzer & Go, SOL horse, the old tan complains Galtner drove ot ore eee Upon hits, he sald tase mages y Te itasor lds peer Dainascun Siosigomnry ‘Texas at mew attacks uy the “Union a lives and liveries of the Irish people. lord Wes yt gt ey yr SOSH A> “Tae police afterward ieatned, that mayor ougt to be the untlinching organ of preva | -T™nis afternoon, in the Police Court, John Steep wean’ ody will bogiven at the Untversanst Cured, Gaither had been seen riding along the road, but aay es eg sumed Beers Pinkney Siing es oa. Faun separ — tis mecaing. 6 . : ry Pi at 0h ak tae eee ae testified that he went tuto Steep's store, corner of yesterday's THE WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World ‘Zhe Courts, YOGIND HIS GENERAL BEALTH 1g GOOD | 20cR and M. strecta, last croning. ont a, Sotho Waser Stax It isa bundeouely printed CovET—Judoe Orr. 1h there he picked up a pair of bones tne WEEKLY Stas. I is a handsomely printed Qmcorr Coun a ‘San Ruqo, Dec. 1.—Tne crown prince and princess ‘one of the ‘brochers. The $f 301 pages, profusely ihuscrated, with mare | To-day, Harmon agt. W sat Conese. Went for a drive Unis morning. A German squad- ‘them, but witness did not give them. and 200 i gy town Raliroed: ‘a. of three frigates, close in he was only One of the older a ex | Seach. of ‘advertise- | son agt. Jonnwun et al; on shore at noon, and when opposite the crown toward and" threat. ay rox cn ORES ‘Tas Wup Sor E.vess Hm Punsoms—A Gis- Brince's villa, the yards were manned, a twenty Bim, and threw a Nox —tire Me wit, from Nebraska City sa7s: Lon Mana, one ‘one gun ‘was fred and the yon board Witness threw | the weight — Meer ge nnd ‘how abe | Of the men who discovered the wild boy on te 9's throat not at the ‘ume in eo eg es hum. policeman “ap. Ereetven tne wound in on aor wolcapeate ae —— ex unrew tho bones a the Benece ‘where it was lost, and several ‘houre anarchy JAtigation Over the Douglass Estate, was very conflicting, and the court Tahoe any track as. these wan loson ths THR WIDOW CANNOT ACT A8 ADMINISTRATRIX Bp- ‘benefit of doubt and ac- Though very thin.” ‘The men "advance the tocar? CAUSE SHE 18 4 MINOR. tried for carrying & pis- ‘That the monstrosity was either drowned, or Cmeaco, Des. An Indianapolis, Ind. spectat : = ep cna gees ab enclanasmaesac Ses? ‘already coms f t ; to administer the estate and a similar intimation ae or Geceased has the” Tight “to ‘act as a. po 3 muinistratrix, but it also says that Einormoe, Person wn 2 8 minor shall. serve im Sedey ana Apterest on tnis and other grounds, anf while it ‘Rossexiss although she rect ‘abe Bas tho ~ the administrator. ‘Tuecierk de- peak 5 ‘Promineat Awarded 015,000 Damages. ‘Las GRID a RAVE VERDE ‘wren mL es oe