Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1887, Page 5

‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FR ‘CEMBER 9. 1887—SIX PAGES. ~ 5 FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Tae Pram Taom Foes SiSHED BED ROOM | PIOK SAL E—THAT DESIRABLE, AND, NEATLY. | 16 chat Hood's Sarsapariiia has cured thousands of peo- Sletabee of Cou fosure. aude” | 1908 11th sis is the biesost bapraia in th ple who saifared severely with rheumatism, It neu- hake Uaks ROOMS, COMPLETELY Fon. | for secticula’ 49-3t* | tralizcs the lactic acid in the blood, which causes ished for housekeep ims, bail th id be used those terrible pains and aches, and also vitalizes and tee 418 12th ot Bw 835.000 | euriches the biood, tims preventing the recurrence of SOK RENT_WITH Ok WITHOU = 40.000 | the disease. ‘These facts warrant us in urging you, if arsdavnvely fara salve of us 35-908 | you suffer with rheumatiam, to give Hood's Barsape- entire house & bie party wit > F008 | vinta s trial, Aakirens GG. wae 15.000 | “I had rheamatism so that when I sat or laid down I i RENT—FURNISHED--TWO FRONT ROOMS, . 35,908 | could hardly cet up. Hood's Sarsaparilla has almost table for" berl-room and par.or, Lxovo | cured me.” furnished parlors on first floor tor Stousht i me.” P. CARNES, Galion, Ohio. upied by owner; suall furnily. Oates bE N. B.—If you make up your mind to try Hood's Sar- ccoran, aoe at. 47-200 | saparilla, do not be induced to take auy other, sok KENT 13TH §T No Wa A HAND: i Pied somely furnished suite of three rooms on first ‘ ign HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA , --ppbpeemusteseenrressrpiauen 9.008 | Sold by all drugeiats, $1: six for $5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Doane ‘Biszorue Soar. jO% KENT_TWO GENTLEMEN GAN BE AC Fiinoasted with lange newly furnished root and board (Dae bived Trou Petiaicn ofc ail maou, he ‘an. OK KE SUITE OF THREE kOOMS 73 fem, and second foore: desirable rooms, on 3 Shird dove que lock from ‘Purdgnd. Hamilton. atd | tote im ail parts of the city. ones coumean THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD. G 3 es pass door. 102 Vermon' tolout a eit, : thugs ¥ r. = oy aie IT 18 STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN QUALITY. UR SALE-SMALL, HOUSES, NORTHWEST AND ee wishing to,se atorvable howes should ties Ww secure comtoriabic hows oa SWORMSTEDT & BEADLEY, om "OR Batteet._ JOK -ALE—A VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORT Brick Dwelling ina good part_of Baltimore cits: will take a family carriage or vacant lot as cash The original formula for which we paid $50,000 twenty years ago has never been modified or changed in the slightest, ‘1his soap is identical in quality to- day with that made twenty years azo. It contains nothing that can injure the finest fabric, It brightens colors and bleaches whites. Itwashes flannels and blankecs as no other soap in ‘mds ; all prices: seo our List free. HENCY, G12 Oth st. a JOR KENT—NEAR CAPITOL—A HANDSOMELY Furnished Bay-window Koum; heated: exclusive Use of bath, in family of three adults, location excel. lent: Square from the Capitol; terms ver: $10; rererence required. 107 24 st. ne JOR RENT_ 1224 1 ST. N.W.. PARLORS, FIRST | ment: Dalance can remain om, morteage at > per the world does—without shrinking—leaving them soft Sees beeen eh oe a vere | sere SWOKMSTEDT & RADLEY, iasogable to party who will fousin duriiat wine | _ gh le ye Months; also, second-story frout Koom: large; wicel JOR SALE—HOUSE 481 I ST. 8. W., 7 ROOM: furnished. well heated, references exchanged. di pA z. alera improvements: rents for $13.50: price ProvemenyoHN ¥ CULLINASE,” READ THIS TWICE. There is agreat saving of time, of labor, of soap, of fuel, and of the fabric, where Dobbins’ Electric Soap is VOR RENT—TWO SUITES OF BRIGHT SUNNY | *} oe i ‘Rooms; first and secoud Sore frout; new house ere Tai ee ‘nw. | used according to directions, and Soruitare; uo childven. 715 10th stm w., pS SALE BRAT AND ORNTBALLT LOCATED | | o., sxsas win cemanetrate tte gieat mecit. Bewill = painted and handsomely ‘papered; south and e.at ex- | Pay you to make that trial. posure; bow vacant. Price, 83.5 Fs. RENT_ FURNISHED (OR a UNFURNISHED Rooms, double parlors, suite of three rooms, £0 Maeyt owsekerpite hours ont thorouhly Palated papered throughout. Apply 717 th at. u.w. d&-3t* FOR BENT TWO, LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS on P st, West Washington; cars rum past door. Address Box 125, Star office. a83e JOR RENT-WELL FURNISHED CHEERFUL Eien: northern and southern exposure: beat and tering moderate; family private; meals sired. 2102 Het. u.¥. a8. Like all best things, it is extensively imitated and counterfeited. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Insist upon DOBBINS’ Electric. Don't wke Mag- netic. Electro-Maxic, Philadelphia Electric, or any other fraud, simply because it is cheap. ‘They will ruin clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask for DOBBINS’ ELECTRIC and take no other. Nearly every grocer from Maine to Mexico keeps it in stock. If your's hasn't it, he will order from his nearest wholesale grocer, Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar, and be careful to Follow Directions on each outside wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before Trving for Yourself this old, reliable, and truly wou- DOBBINS' ELECTRIC soaP. FOR RENT—OFFICES. iT G. FOX, 920 F st. nw. JOR SALE—WE DESIRE TO CALL THE SPEC! attention of buyers to the following propertios, which belong to non-resident owners, who have in: structed us to obtsin and submit offers ss near as pos- ible fo the prices at which we have written authority First. The residence of the Inte Noah H. Swayne, Ar: sociate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, New 1303 5 Se fronting Praukiin Square, 502147 toa wide alley - ihe ground alone is consi 10 be worth 825,000. Price 833,000, Second. The residence at the corner of Connecticut SUG hd Ee ccenpled for eagh.Srate by ce former French wihister St Guirey ated diiting the adminintra fiom of President Arthur bs" Attorney-General Brews | ter, who paid an rent for the prevaises 63.000 ber aa: Duns unfaruiahed. “Price 835,000. We wilt euvertain an offer of other property in part payment. Tuisd, The threestory brick House, No. 912M at, coutaining 12 rooms, which we can sell for 88.300. Fourth. The vacant Lot at the noxtheast corner of T_T WO FURNISHED ROOMS 7 Pittorssuspieocsinele, with on wnbont bane ‘aie ‘S17 A st. u.6., oF 1006 F at. uew., Foom 10. er coaventently Iycatnd Hg: ghy OF en suite; com Oe tan Suite of furnisted Roowa, soutiern” ‘xpowtre ear the Ebbitt, Willard’s and iss House," GS-31 R RENT_WITHOUT BOARD, NEAR THOMAS Cirele, pleasant Kooms, handsomely saaeet. a7-6m w. 16th and Biake sts,, fronting 24.99 on 16th st. 100 —— —= = = 4 oI See a oe dn Binke, between @ and Tr brite @°. 50 per sq, fet: <7_VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS zi : x 5 : ‘ wast corner of F aud 151 Wh Board. stasie oF en Suite, also other sual owt hall be pleaged to show the abvve properties to gpponite United Bates “Treasury unilding bent ri Toon at reasonable rates; house is Bleely furmisbes, | ‘iendinw purchasers 7 Appi 10 W. 0. N- SCOR, itoot eb front all mod mapa. oe FITCH, FOX & BROWN. _| Hop IR the city. AD) ri mi SOR KENT-TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNI- JOR SALE—ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS — 9100 — Fee ea sscond Boor; beatand, gus; S20 per | A’ cash and 625 monthly will buy six-room pth. references exchanged. house, 1826 Bo sj pleasant location: rapidly growing neighborhood; Rear Connecticut ave, W.W. exc! 8 12th stow. = RENT_AT 99 GRANT PLACE. ONE LARGE, Cees luruisced Front Roum, ou thisa hose ore able for two geutlemen, oF gentleman and wife. with ‘Bret-class Board as-20" ‘a9. Fe RENT—AT 1634 14TH ST. N. W. A ‘Store and Dwelling. Inquire at 1639 ©, BRENNAN'S Dry Goods 1’ 1658 14 Fit SALE_SPECIAL BARGAINS, Lz. bb. Sth, bet. N and On w., lot 202100.87,500 h.. doth, bet S and T a. w., lot 18x100.. 4.500 a adi ge itr. Sse " JOR RENT—1325 K ST. OPPOSITE FRANK- | 10r. bib. Maas. “NT--MISCE yi Gi aie icant itale Ci oar | HOE BR Me FORRENT—MISOELLANEOUS Sheen Foguired. ‘deser | Apply tos. 6. HIDL, JOR REN T—ONE-HALF OF NICELY-FURNISHED JOR RENT—NEW YORK LADY, WITHOUT A R SALE—HOUSES, eoee se aE Zola Lor Tent on F et, SS, 42. 44 Myr- st ne..bb., 7r.. } 114 and 1116 6th st. S778, and Lh | in rear... 000) fable Tor MG (one MG cccapvings; paves + auitebe for MG. Cone Md Ge cccapring’: povee tabiew if desired: firet-cises and at the rght price home coraforts, two minutes from the Capitol: fine loeation; house newly furnished. 116 C Patent Oftice. “Address STANLY, Star office. Foe EEE SECOND FLOOR OF WAREHOUSE, 206 10th st. n. w., suitable for storage manufacturing. ADpLY ou premises, cue KENT — TW: weet Fe ‘0 HANDSOME NEW BRICK OR RENT—210 AST. N. jo Eivtivics in rear of Manuiltgu Howse, wit eon FPriitels furnished roome wi 00/24 ty A Eat Sw. Tih og | uate Bve horace aud as many vehiclen: all imodesocae: terms reasonable. Yemences, including fine rooms tor coachmen, 4uquire at Poruiand Drug Store for particulars. arate {OK KENT—ALL OF SECOND FLOOR OF ‘Market Space for sents over, Kuabe-& Co. Prats at OK RENT—THREE ROOMS, TWO COMMUN]- Potting furnished: with Board! a Myrile st ne,b. 1g farambed Board no objection to ¢ iG higiiie se aie. 6s Nacaw. ae WL See... a i eerste R, RENT—ROOMS, ON TWO UPPER FLOORS, TORRENT TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED i? 703 doth at mw. from December Le Pe JAPA froat and back Rootny large, cke:ts, a ast #45 Pa ave, Hetereiices required. b21-Ln iT—CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITERS, 85PER an "ERS, 85 PER sold: PRET HENKY & —_————— COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OWE OF LOTS NEAR THE METROPOLI- tan Branch who wish to borrow mou E drces the Suburban Building Association, Fartion Wino R RENT PARLORS ON THE FIRST FLOOR: first-class Table Boatd is hoses if dented. “TPerant POR RENT_FURNISHED_IN A PRIVATE FAM Uy, 8 suite of Parlors, suiteble for s Member of Otver Rooms’ singly. Location | conve: to four of cars, Terms moderste, 463 nw. a7-3e iB RENT_ONE OR TWO FURNISHED OR UN- ‘issued on | desire asafe, dividend-paying investment should sub- farmabed rooms on Ei foaey pre vy | the Istand 15tn, " “THOS. WAGGAMAN. “dS | scribe formce, FD; Lad, Prem W; We Lower ivate family, 712 Let. n.w.. wo R SALE—2 | st. 8 EL rory | mile. V- . He Harti Sec.; HN. Copp, Treas, Pp vant at TOR, SALE 205 OTH ST. SE. TWO STORY, | Vieng, J Siimpeou, Le & Emery, 5. D.Lucolu aud = —i—) rame, Ape 88 TOO, yon. c BE directors, Office, 706 Sth st nw. premises, ot —" Fe, “SALE_A BEAUTIFUL ei ‘ALUABLE PROPERTY, BEING THE. farm of the late ex-Go. Heed, near Branchville, on the Wasiungtou Branch Baltimore & Obiy- itoad, “36, acres; 3-story frame double mausion; 20 rooms; 4 }; Verandas the length of the house; lawn and shade; desirable for a gentleman's country seat, ‘Themansion ‘would ake. a summer Rotel. Land ‘pted for suburban. nose adjoining own pazndicate so be iaid ous for that purpose, and in Jor to this property. Irom ore in ab tite property destrable to turusce: mien. A "rare On ty 10F, 3 ‘or terms OX sale sce EMERSON HODGES, (NER, 1202 D at. n.w. Cloud Buuiding, this city, or WAL. M. MARINE, fs : 1 Muiuiatrator, 200 N Calvert street, Baltimore. d3-lin* Forts deroom bret legato, fat near ote: | OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN story, 8-roota brick; a nice rouly $5,000, | A A tract of 10 acres north of the city, near Bright- staat Sth.at news bew ?-room bepeaiedoe bce; | wood, overlookinur ‘National Park, at 8125, 23 SR aS vs th att at la ‘3 bear the Ebbitt, Willard’sand Kurs House. )R SALE—ON CAROLINE 8° rooms, bath, cellar and all mod. A. : apply at once. J. W. SALE STOP PAXT A Fite: ‘Nice Gveroom Dita acw: tes, ater BeeRaEa Bbe oe down: balance caay price g1.000. Px P lot ts ere~one- Balance at ey two ait F ixil0; #4, ne 1 ree yeara, ‘Lobis P. SHOEMAKER. od Hewesn couvenient ty Rote Wikre ced | Tae ance AW ELEGANT SP eg | =a D6 venient je | PROB _SALE—AN ELEGANT 3-STOWY 10-ROOM Hotei’ Apply 1320 Fat nw. d6-6e brick house, 1500 F otect mee junk telor co BOARDING. RENT_1210 M ST. NW; TWO FURNISHED | pleted, with all modern provements, Cheap. fr auld £ pooteson wav, four: hound nd furmtagenew: | Sst, PA eoeisand Datrateivw. | JROAWDING—Ous J wT. NW, SECOND FLOOR Board and no childre: == ae a one sree ‘rout room, southern ‘expose, furnished, wick private family, to two gentlemen Of gentleman ‘aid Wises couvoulent 10: "lines uf atreot cars: reference Fequirea duet FINE NEW BRICK RESIDENCE ON NINETEENTH ST. N. W., ; best of references given and reqi ‘Ad- NEAK “DUPONT CIRCLE.” 2 office. 16-6t" | Three stories, basement and aitic; containing 11 Youlus, with all inodern unprovements:;¢i iers and. Sxtures in place The above is a, beautiful house Rag er geared ee | BOP SALES, or second flour well furaished: table if 15 102372 N.W., ELEGANTLY FURNISHED rooms en ute or singly with board. d7-t" RENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS: bedava and parlor, bette room and closet 9 aatns {RENCH BOARDING HOUS! 3 evel for unmediate occupancy. 4 Tooms, single or en suite: 1316 and | Prio. Sis Yor tte ty with rooms if desired, pp. Prauklin Park ae awe an Demat to lnapers ine peamnions, TOL Wsurec nw st 1505 Pennsylvania ave. aahinyion, D. C. 20 1328 BST. NeW, OPPOSITE, | FRANKLIN rok. SALETS THREE-STO! ‘with First-class — s oes SSG a Zonta _ticferences exchansed. A few table boarders RENT_TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR WS BCOTE dos 15th st, 74) FE two gentlemen, with or without Sound, quict fac ‘mo chi Thre, handsomely furufahed, ‘sec ty Prout Room: car line passes the dogs: fod VOR SAl JEW NINE-KOOM REsI- DENCE; THREE ROOMS DEEP: well located Rortuwest; convenient to cars and hi oy bey ALTOS futtiai-d stucie or jerdics, Pi — STEIGER & LIEBEKMANN, : furnace, aud open ‘grates; convenient to ‘cars ca; & few table boarders sccommodated rel ae-0t 180g Pst. | ROR RENT—A SUITE OF FU ey Sy WALES SSS | Bon ist face also good fant 708 TENTH et —WANDsomE | F'Busiuose property on Peaps, ave... price only fow table boarders accommodated. G01 E st. n.w. ee = aewe eR ae Pot LL OD See SF aie ELEAPANE, Hons a= 2 atin a ace Boe ee Shin CRETE TET, | ining bt vsry epee asec, a Tear aud 6 in front; water and sewer, in a desirable Ca locality for renting. Apply to Ww: icGUELO tan, Lumber Deal a5-6t rier 14th and W ats, {OK SALE—FOR $3,500, SMALL CASH PA’ ments and mont ats — those bea’ (uew) Sstory and back ‘Houseson H st. east; Breplacen, cathedral waa all ot differeat denen: c fe 2 usvautced perfecuy bait w. A. R. Cutsorx & Co, BANKERS AND BROKERS. 61 BROADWAY. 10 SHARES AND UPWARDS. k RENT_702 10TH ST.. A HANDSOMELY furnianed Parlor abd Ped-room, en nies, cay wits throughout; bath-room ad- esata eee, age a 'T — FURNISHED — SECOND - STORY E, BUFORD, 1422 New yord ave. ‘Front Room: bay window: ‘small room ad- FOS SARE SECURE HOMES, AND STOP REN v RAILROAD | MINING ed. nib: fine locality: For $2.500—$200 cash, small cash pay- | om 20; small Room and Board t—several v« ity, excellently built uJ nave. Story and back building brick ‘houses: 7 rosins, awed: nope ad mths! JOR RENT_1016 ton. deluchifw suite st recaien for Senator or member of Congreas: rooma, with or withost board; herdics fru linprovemeuts. in tue prettiest part of the'north: cast. W. BUFORD, 1442 New York av. d3-120" SALE—OK KENT_FIVE NEW HOUSES, COR of we And all other Securities that are dealt ‘ork, Ban ees weiedeines or Beste — ‘changes ‘aud ugh Yor Gash or Vermont ave. aud isou1 sta. Dw. GEO. F- GOFF, 1420 New York ave. 1 JOR SALE— Fine dwelling 13 rooms, near, "rhouas Circle. eaerimytimed msn Tony New Sstory brick dwelling, 11 rooms, ‘Loans made at Low Rates of Interest. (Establiaked 1876} [d0-2t) Weekly Circular Free _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. furnished rooms, brig! simny, with board. R RENT—1008 1 BTW. HANDSOMELY ‘able board Ret = as6r RNISHED SUITE TOR BENT HAN DSOMEL ‘near mut Circle. Moors, suitable ior M. C.; elegant house, 1005 | Brick dwety, ® ra. all iii” wind stables’ 7 G “VERY VALUABLE Brick dw 6 rs. all mit, Toth st. iotwe Tibbs & BUT HE REORDS TWO ROOMS ON-SECUND boos setts ave, exteuded and the fashiouanle Tenleytown = sus). © road. Also, & number of beautit uidil Sets Sas ccpeho meee Ste wet | ROR SRE (Ste lt sees need bare fc o New bricl Be JG! L0., 5-60" | .0: cor, 1th ed ‘Sate nw. == o15-3m Ts05 Fat brick dwelling, bt D. ENT_NEAR CHAMBERLAIN ule oF en suite. south windows: herdica ops See lable for ofie: witht vat m 7 RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISUED kOOMS, eu suite of singie, with private family, delighth 1017 140 Ein Park. Referene JOR RENT — FURNISHED, ELEGANT ROOMS, Fitgis or cu sates. in private fatty” vay-riaiants een SetcveePant batt Blames i rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioncer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO STRLETS WESTWASHINGIUN, DG, SH By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Fe SALE—A LARGE AND W mituate near Dupot Circle, ou Massachusetts a containg seventeen Foots, with all modern iinprow ute. erate cuabled t) vier this house ata price |, BY virtue ef « decree Brome Cor oan : ieee rateiet oF Colum tora i Hectulon now Othe miter toa | Baus amo, tie day of vention, & ise? w otis. a3-20 5 eee Se Shoemaker is complainant abd Frauicis D. shocisaee (0% SALE OR RENT ONE OF THE MosT Con- | bered 10,821 of the Fguity Dockets of sald conte Ai nement Houses iy, the a Stearate wal sell at ppublle, wuction, ou WEDNESDA), THE Tothesre ee deoe ie OCLAQCK Fe Mi fruntot the’ ison oS QOK SALE—HOUSE 49, MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ace Foaiw 22 proms oder yuprovaueate: tot da fe HOWKicE SON, 1113 Pat, TY 88000 AGNES SOK SALt—A GREAT BARGAIN IN NEW KOW FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUiTr OR SINGLE, with private bath. s¢ 512 13uist uw.” n28-12t" JOR RENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE, TWO FURNISHED Fooma.eu suite,communicating;being one side of the lof e double house. mod. con: furnace heat oropen fice if desired. gentlemen preferred. ref req'd. n7-Sw* JOR RENT_FURNISHED KOOMS, SINGLE Ol eu suite, conven: cars; erate fire if desired: iefereace given and required 1117 iM Frunt or the” prem! Dreiniwen, to | Bortavetito-story snd base ore in | alley, in rear of Fst, between 2d aad Sd atreets het Til Font tor 800 per months: price $0, ‘JROk RENT_# Crs AND OTHER: UO, if sold A street twenty-five (25) feet; thenes south eighty- B0.. Be the Loth inst, ENHOW EK & SUN, 1115 Tour (4) feet 11) ine) reme Gas petal lint of Kooms for Reat now ready, | the, 1h task * | Ine arias thence eat we, GD feet faut geet ‘D, G. PROCTOR & SON, JOR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES | {¥SUY © a an ane (23) tet; fia Hei Eeateawttsewance, | BPG iy comer Lothand Huse taiand grea | ems morte, te Juin of ucluaiue, ad ye: =m ——EE sp | L202 Pe rma S0Ply to HMEKNON & KAMEY, | Spulut in the eenterumosc tine of said lot aud bev Fee BEST NIGELY, BGSNISHED, | LIGHTED Raa ae BEL Pt ¥ it seveu (7) feet north frou the southeast corner z ae (DOUBLs oes Geis toe JOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS GILT-EDGE INVEST- | Of aud lot, and running theuce north with the line of Sooke ig a oncan Gebiochts toke Hit oe ents, the cheapest aud best houses n this city, Jot twenty-five (25) tet? theuce West with te JOR RENT 730 OTH. CORNER Ht STN wae, Cais and cellar. and every modera tm. | propery is improved by two substantial Frame Dwel- ~ {T7300 0TH eas provemeut, with besutiful gas fixtures, iy | Ling Houses. eansen es Erlor sud Chamber: contrat location ; com shered thtvtihout tu the latet deeuguay apd rented ty sngerius Of male, ae proscribed by the decree: One- soot Sve ips Drag Store. mei | ac DANENHOWEE & SONA ITIS Ye “HMGase! | fn thee tal italintn tn "au toa thces ite Cn bast, “eddesoais Burutsned Secs | [OK SALE_ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST AND | SoabtaStbally Peta Wena nt wtie wtih Teer earns (08 Gret and second Hoors: southern expusure, grate | & most complete 9-room houses in this city; brand | be secured by ‘notes of the iiaser, secured bys Sta fernace Neck peienes bate Bes Table Board egy at yw rowdy for imepection. | Lo1y Gortoran st Non‘apor te pretings sid toto aa tion of the term al ‘St DaNENMOWEE & SON'S, TSP ot ‘of $100 will mined os times oo aia aft aw. F ‘Wass tar wesw ere her cnr rhe et Wee se beans aes eh eto ‘When ahs hed Children, She wave tne Ousetia 2d EDITION. Lat eams to Te Si MR. BLAINE’S TARIFF STAND. The Chicago “Tribune” Says 1¢ Is the Weakest Ground Me Has Ever Oc- eupted. Cuicago, Dec. 9,—The Tribune this morning, cormenting editorially on Mr. Blaine’s reply to President Cleveland's message, says: “Mr. Blaine, ‘a8 m ght have been ex; has ted high ‘ariff protection trom a point of view as tarif reduction. We have a long. and apparcnuly m. We have a Very pleasant Winter before us in which to discuss thls question and it is @ question walsh mast os settled upon its m« ‘not u tical con- siderations. So far, therefore, ‘ash. Blaine seeks 0 make it a} as a party issue, * * * It is @ suMictent explanation of Mr. Blaine’s interview that he is a Pennsylvanlun, ‘was brought up in an atmosphere protec: ton, He has sat at the feet of the high tariff Gamaliels of that State and imbibed their doctrines. Like all Pennsylvanians, republi- cans or dernocrate, he believes in enormouse duties ‘op imports for the purpose of codding bBaies amd protecting the so-called siutagt indus tries, which long ago cxme of age and ought 10 be able to go alone. Every Pennsylvanian believes {that the proveetive system promotes his interests, and that in promoting his interest, it enhances thé general good of tne public." " * ‘It is almost nevdiess that Mr, Blaine, as well as other Penusylvania republicans, in takibg this sition, makes no uccount of uke precedents of 1457, 1882-83, oF Of the platform of 1864, which explic sug declares: ‘The republican party’ p! itselt Lo corect the irregularities of the the reduce the surplus.’ They even fought the small reductions of 1883 ‘The Bialne Inverview will have to stand upon its merits, and tt will be in- dorsed or condemed tn accordance with the value of the arguments set forth, and the public Judge. ment will not be influenced by the distingued naine benind them. * “Hit 1s the Weakest ground Mr. Blaine has ever yet occupled, and no national party can expect to go into a Presidential campaign on tat fssue, no matter who m.y be its leader, and win, 1v1s ina vsition Of direct hostility’ to the report of the ariif commission and to the republican platform of 1884. Upon this question, therefore, we beg leave to differ from Mr, Bune, as he differs from us Freely acknowledging lits right to hisown be- Uef, as a republican, we claim the same right as such, and are frev 16 state our belief that, in lead~ Ang the cohorts of the coddied State of Pénusylva- nia with his lieutenants, Randall, Kelley, Came- ron and McPherson, he Will find that Pennsylvania 48 but one State, and that there 1s a large army outside Its borders who do not propose to be levied upon any Jouger tor its Demet. The surplus ques. ‘Uon must be settled in solae way, and in a dif- ferent way from What 1t has been settled. It can- not be setuled in accordance with the Blaine idea.” HARPER ON THE STAND. He Makes @ Sweeping Denial of the Charges that He Speculated in Grain. Crvornnart, Dec. 9.—This proved to be the great day in the triai of E.L. Harper. Until after court opened it was not Known whether Harper himself would become a witness or not. It has been sald that his counsel protested against his appearance On the witness’ stand, and Ubat he as frmiy in- sisted that his interests demanded that he should tell his own story. ‘This uncertainty brought a most unusual throng of spectators, Before 10 o'clock, the hour for opening court, all the ayail- able space in the court-room was occupied, Even the space behind the railing, sacred ‘to the officers of the court, was filed with ladies and friends of the court, among whom were lion. E. F. Noyes, ex-United States ininister to France, and Hon, 'T, E. Powell, late democratic candidate for governor of Ohio.’ At 10:05 tue crowd was so great that an order Was issued to admit no more, not even attorneys, Unless seats shoulu be vacated. Suil the corridors filled and the poor bailiff at the door was worried beyond measure by appeals to be let into the crush. The parties appeared promptly and the impressive opening of court, during Which every one stood until the closing words “God save the United States and these hon- orable courts” were delivered created a hush upon the antinated scene, HARPER APPEARED PALE AND ANXIOUS, his wife weary, and ber sister, Miss Matthew: Wore a face beufing traces of recent distress, Al 10:10 the question was solved by Mr. Blackburn calling Mr. Harper to the witness’ stand, Belore he vook the oath Judge Jackson asked: “Did you request to be placed on the witness’ stand?” “Yes, sir,” was the answer. ‘The Gath was then administered, and in answer to questions by Mr. Blackburn, the witness said he now resided in the county jail, and told of his revious business career, ending with the Fideuty National Bank, Which he said he organized out of tg Fideuity Safe Deposit und ‘Trust Company. He smulled when asked if he knew J. W. Wilsutre, and went on to detail Wiishire’s connection with the Fidelity National Bank. He said that in Se tember, 1886, he was induced by Wilshire to make him a loan of $55,000, Wilshire at that time was adebtor to the bank to the amount of $200,000, and he represented to Harper that if this loan was not made the bank would suffer. He accommo. dated him upon taking an agreement to transter certain real estate and also 100 shares of Fidelity National Bank stock at par, ten Worth 160. ALL WENT WELL UNTIL IN OCTOBER when witness returned from a little dinner party composed of Wilshire and some, officers. of the Dunk, and found that during hfs absence Wilshire, eft & Co.'s check for $26,000 on the First Na: tional Bank had been returned not good. That check Wilshire sald he was unable to make and We were compelled to carry it. Another day when witness was ont Wilshire, Eckert & Co. got Hopkins to ware $60,090 credit t6 Chicago upon certified checks. AU the close of business hours that day he found Wilshire, Eckert & Co.'s account overdrawn $60,000. With ‘the former $28,000, Lueir aebt to the Dank of $200,000, agd thelr debt to him of $55,000, he felt that they Were in a dangerous position. Wilshire transferred to hiin the real estate and the stock, Which he turned over to the bank. He stormed ut Wilshire, but could get nothing out Of him. He then suggested to the cashier to take acail loan from Wilshire, Eckert & Co., and save the cashier. NEVER SPECULATED IN GRAIN, In answer to direct questions from Mr. Black- burn, Mr. Harper stated unreservedly ‘that he never gave an order of any kind to Mr. Eckert to buy grain for him in Chicago, sweeping aud explicit in saying that he never thorizea Mar. Wilshire to buy grain for him in Chi- cago or elsewhere. ‘This 1s the point of the whole case, and is in direct conflict with the testimony of both Mr. Wilshire and Mr. Eckert. EXCUSING THE BANK IRREGULARITIES. Mr, Blackburn then took up the accounts of the bank with the First Nauonal Bank of New York and the Chemical National Bank of New York, where larye balances Were catried, and Mr. Harper was called on to explain ali the transactions. He did go with great minuteness, referring often to the books of the bank: In general his excuse for the irregu- larities Was that the bank Was put into trouble by the Wilshire, Eckert & Co. debt, and he used whatever methods he could to save the bank and Udeover affairs. His testimony was not ended at the noon adjournment, es THE CHEROKEE RoW. Bushyhead Stil Claims to be Chief, and Asks for Troops. Sr. Louis, Dec.9.—Advices from Tahlequah, I. T. say that the national senators are very indignant at the violent course pursued in forcibly entering the executive offices, and they have accordingly absented themselves. A strong guard las been in jon of the capitol ever since the invasion of governor's office. A comtnittee Informed Presi- dent Hawkins, of the senate, that he was in no the danger, notwithstanding a rumor that he was to be killed. The Downings cuse the nationals’ of si this Mr. Bushyhead still claims to be chief, and tele- graphed the agent at Muskogee for troops, stat that the government was in the hands of men and he was in danger of bodily harm. Mr. ‘Mays Wlegraphed the agent that all Was quiet and no trouble was anticipated. He wed Lo exe- cute the Mig ina me whic Seno! foment tranquility. roposition Was sent to the Down. ings last night Wy ‘the nationals asking that the contest of both parties in both councils be with- drawn and consenting to count the votes for chief. ‘The Downt: demanded that the vote be couuted at once, and the contest be settled later. Mr. Mays has appointed a new set of officers, as fol- lows: Will McCracken, sheriff; R. H. Fields, audi- tor; itidge Paschal, editor of the 4dvacate. ‘At a caucusof nationals, resolutions were passed deprecating any atvempt at resistance by force of arms, and begle and moderation, as any other course wou! ‘the end of the Ci government. eats Ae MEXICWS QUAKING REGION, ‘The Earth Stull Trembling at Bavispe and the People Starving. Nogarzs, A. T., Dec. 9.—A gentleman writing from the scene of the recent earthquakes at Bavispe says the entire town has ee and Killed. ‘The earthq have teen of duly oocurrence, except a intervals of two weeks, during which time the built temporary shanties of refuge on the ‘since the cessation some adobe houses have been destroyed. The ‘BLAINE AGAINST CLEVELAN D—GOSSIP AT THR CAPITOL ABOUT THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, &C. ‘The expressions of Mr. Blaine upon the Presi- dent’s message are generally accepted as the ut- Yerances of the republican standard-bearer tn 'S8 Tt fs assumed that the two candidates are already im the feld and the campaign begun te.ore the conventions assemble. Both Mr. Cleveland and ‘Mr. Blaine have spoken boldly, and to judge from the expressions on both sides of the House, the parties are ready to fight tt out on these lines. ‘There are very few republican Representatives, Whatever thelr preierences, may be, who do not expect to see Mr. Blaine nominated at Chicago on the 19th of June. ‘They are 1oud in their approval of Mr. Blatne’s as expressed in the Tribune's Paris ipterviews. ‘The fight will be made on the lari issue, and tt is felt that the “Man from Maine” has got in at a time and with a decision that gives him a long lead in the race for nomina- ments, whi ex dubia tn CS teas, Rar SR Ra ‘York, appear to have no of stemming the Ude that has set in in his favor. Every political move seems to turn in his direction, so far as the Romination 1s concerned. His strength in Now York 1s questioned by many. It is said fn that States that the stalwart element Though qutet at present, 1sa8 strong as ever, wil be as nt against Mr. Blaine of election day; Shat he will have te saine {uon to con- tend with that confronted him in °s4, and that bis cbanees of carrying the State Will be lessened by meeull this ume with a united democracy, ‘strengt by Mr. Cleveland’s administration. But even this it 1s thought will be powerless to harm him in convention, and it is claimed for him by his friends that with the platiorm he bas laid down for himself he can carry Virginta, West Virginia, ‘Vennessee, North Caroiina, and Ala- dama. Democrats concede that he Gould carry Nirginta by a large majority should the democrats in the House fail to repeal the tobacco tax, and be would stand the same chance under those circum- stances jn North Carolina, Democratic members from both these States are Ling lettefs, since the President's message has "n made public, from leading men at howe de- claring that the ‘States ‘twill certainly go republi- can IT the tobacco tax is not repealed, To all these the reply 1s that any tariff bill this session will include the repeal of the tobacco tax, and nat the President will not oppose that plan. Mr. Milis, who hopes to goto the head of the Ways and’ means committee, has said that he ‘Would go as far as any tariff retormer in the way of conciliation, and that he would not only aj to the repeat of the tobacco tax, but that On fruit brandies as well if necessary, though he was per- sonally opposed to both. If the House succeeds in passing a bill of the sort outlined by Mr. Carlisie und other democratic lead ers, Mr. Cleveland will go into the campaiga with the advantage of a bold tariff-for-revenue platform laid down by himself, which will please the ma- | Jority of the democrags ana give him strength in the West, where his party has not been strong before, and with the additional advantage of legis- wenn oy Bs Gemocratio House which will conelliaze ntirely satisiy the Southern w= ing States, ae American Fishery Union, IT DECLARES THAT THE FISHERY QUESTION 18 NOT GENERALLY UNDERSTOOD. GLovcrsrER, Mass., Dec. 9.—A meeting of tho American Fishery Union was held this forenoon, and all representative sling owners were pres ent. The meeting Was called to consider the best course to adopt in the interest of the fisheries. President Steele spoke of the President’s “free- trade message,” and said the most we have tofear 48 the House of Representatlves. A letter from | Secretary Maddocks, of the National Fishery As- soctation, at Washington, regarding the commis- ‘slon now’in session, Was read. When their report ‘Was submitted foreign fish would, he said, be put on the free list. A preamble setting forth that une fishery question Was not generally understood was adopted. THR RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. Resolutions were adopted as follows: Resolved, That in common with other produc- ing industries of the country we ask of the gen— eral government neither subsidy nor bounty, but stimple equal protection. Resolved, That we have netther asked nor sought the intervention of any commission, mixed or otherwise, to define our rights on the high seas or in foreign ports, but have appealed to our own. Government Lo maintain the lutegrity of treaties and legislation under which our business and Tights as American citizens are affected. Kesolved, That we neither use wor desire to use Canadian Waters for practical suing, DUL simply ask that our commercial rights therein shall be defined by our Government, and when defined maintained, Resolved, That the American ocean fisheries are not dependent on any favor to be granted by Can- ada, but On the contrary the natural resources of our'own country and the high seus afford every- thing necessary for the prosecution of our busi- ness. Resolved, That we will cheerfully conform to whatever construction our own Government shall lace upon existing treaties and legislation, and esire no hew treaty that dictates our privilexes. Resolved, That the freedom of our ports and markets afforded Canadian vessels is in marked contrast with that afforded American Vessels in Genadian ports when sailing finder papers issued the U.S, Government, conferring all commercial rights and priviteges upon tnem,and that a refusal on the part of Canada to recognize such papers Dearing the seal of the United States ts an act of non-invercourse. sear SEs ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ing and closing prices of ce reed by special wire to Uorson & Macartney, 1410 street, cares, Esa ee ie es & bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp. December 9.—Cotton stesdy— middling, 10%. Flour steady, with moderate demand “Howahd sirect, and wesien, ‘extra, 3.008330; do. family, ris 3; Paiapeso eupbetative prtcge hoe ‘3: Patapsco superlative 3.50: .. Wheat—southern steady and firm: ‘amber, Ys03, western easier, closing oN cated: January, Sosandie: Febtuaey, Boca es May, 044944. Corn—southern ffm and deniand active; White, 96a57; yellow, 55857; western easier, closing inixed, spot. 57% bid; new, 56337: year, O08 Super, 0uag.30; city ‘do. Kio 57; January, 574ad7/a; February S8%306%; Ma: Gi Qu0s Gata “hie? “and tfm—southeshs and Peunsylvania, | 36038 western mixed, Joa! ruiuary’ to. tain, algy. Sugar firm—A soft, 7: copper refined’ frm Te, Whihky qulet and wendy, T1EAL 15. Brobts 0 Niven ‘steamer. duii—cotton, 7-3 flour, Is, 0d; rain, 40. Keceapts flour, 7-018 barrels Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, It, December 9, 1 p. m.—Clovw: 7 and, lower~cashy 77 0-[6; "danuary* Te Sie, May 85 316. Cork slondycanh 408; Fy 4 L1G Oates caster Jar uary, brag ON ee ee 7.30" May, 270" January abort a He Has No Brother Joseph. In regard to the published statement in a New York paper that Postmaster-General Vilas’ “prother is aland robber in California” with “a partner named Putman,” and is the owner of red ‘wood lands in California, a Stan reporter was to- day informed by a friend of Mr. Vilas that he had no brother named Joseph. “Mr. Vilas,” sald THe Bran informane “has two brothers. "One named Levi, a lawyer in St, Paul, and the other Edward, a lawyer in Madison, Wis. ‘Neither of these gentie- Eee Sale of a Farm. ‘Mr. John E. Beall has soid for Commander Wm. EVANGELICAL CALLERS,” Ministers and Theil: \vives and Daugh> ters at the White House. ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT DODOR OF THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE, AND TEE RESPONSE OF MR. CLEVE- LAND—THE PRESIDENTS GREETING TO REV. DR. BURCAARD. “Tbe east room of the White House was thronged thts afternoon on the occasion of the reception by the President and Mrs, Cleveland of the members of the Evangelical Alliance now meeting in con- ference in Unis city, At about 12:30 o'clock the doors were opened, and the Prestdent, followed by CAPT, BLACKFORD DROPS DEAD, His Sudden Death im the Street this Morning—A Curtous Ligease Compti- cation, Capt. & 8 Blackfordformeriy of the Capitol Police, and more recently of the Agricultural Department, dropped dead in front of Galt's flour And feed establishment, Indiana avenze and Ist Bireet, about 10:30 o'clock this morning. The body was removed to his late residence, corner of ‘Ist and Massachusetts avenue, in the Sixth pre= ctnct patral wagon. Friends who met Capt. Black- ford oa the street during Ube wnoruing SRY he ap peared to be in bis usual healt. Barly this his wite, entered th room. President Dodge then | worning he ‘had au tatrrview with, Gommissio 4 ‘Webb. the District building. about ic stepped forward anf sald: tion for Nquor Hoease of Joba Brosaan ot No. “‘Mr.President, the pleasure It gives us to have @ chance to meet the President of our country 18 greatly Increased by the presence of the one whom you have chosen as the partner of your life, wo has endeared herself to every one in our land, and whom We all revere and love. We are here in the cause of Christianity, and without denominational differences.” ‘THR PRESIDENTS REPLY. ‘201 G street northwest, Capt. Blackfoml has been actively engaged im opposing the Issulng of Hoeuses to saioons in the heighborhood of his resi denc®, and his call upon the Commissioner to-day was for the purpose of protesting against Bros ‘Ban's application for a license being granted. This LCERSe Das Deen st ended for three days in order hat Capt. Blackford migbt Me certaia evidence which he desired to produce. He asked Commis- stoner Webb Uuts morning to hold the case up (ll 11 O'clock to-day, when he would certainly be able ‘The President then responded in these words: | to his Withessea. At 11 o'clock be news of “afr. President, ladies and gentlemen: T am giad | bis sudden death was conveyed to the Cominis- to meet so lange a delegation from the Evangelical | Soner by Mr. Brosnan, Woon Keeper. Alliance of the United States. I understand the | gervine during Ue war ewe ne at one ae service during Une war, in which he lost one arm, He settied here witu his family about Uae close of ‘the War, and for some years was captain of the Capiiol Subsequeatiy he became con- nected with the Agricultural Department, where he was employed at the ume death. He leaves a widow and one dai Purpose of this alliance to be the appilcation of Christian rules of conduct to the problems and exigencies of social and political life. “Such @ movement cannot fail to produce the most valuable results, AU must it that the Teception of the teachings of Christianity results rugntec, bis Ouly son tn the purest patriotism, 1m the most scrupulous Killed sone ri Aaciity to, Crust ald in the best type ot ciu- | "AY! Deen sat amnsteige ts zeuship. Those who manage the affairs of Gov- SUB BROSNAN LA;ENER. ernment are by this means reminded that the law goctenees okepea sre ue ter that - Ruler of the universe will require of them a strict | Hes and @ license was immediately issued. account of their stewardship. The people too are | Not long after this had been done a young man ‘Ubus taught thac their happiness and weitare will | Called upon Commissioner Wheatiey and eS be best promoted by a conscientious regard for | hitu what had Leen done in Brosnan's case. When the interest of acommon brotherhood, and that | tld that a license had been issued the fo TE the success of a Government by the people depends maple hn ay Ee a cence ree ae and the honesty of | Thacktord’s death he had an aitidavit in bts pocket “Tam y ploased to know that your efforts from one of the ms of the application with~ are not cramped und United by denominational Anes, and that your credentials are ound ina broad Christian fellowship. Manifestly, if you Seok to teach your countrymen toieration you your- At ten mimutes afver 11 o'clock the Commisstop- ers approved Brosuan’s application for @ liquor the Commissiobers. Mr. Wheatiey remarked Chat it Was the most singular case that had ever been Selves must be tolerant; if you would teach them | YOUDg mam that, now that the license liberality for the oj lons Of each other your-| had been granted, the Commissioners | are selves must be liberal; and if you would icach | Powerless “to "reopen | OF reconslder Une case or revoke their action, As tue them unselfish patriotism you yourselves must Ue | the case or revoke their action. AB tin unselfish and patriotic, There is. nh Of work in the fled you have entered to enlist the hearty co-operation of all Who believe in the value and eficacy of Christian teaching and practice, ‘our nobie mission, if undertaken ina broad and per Which Lney said Was © pizaid that, when the body of C drawing bis signature, which be Was bringing to brought to bis attention, but informed the ghtered hurriedly and handed to Commissioner y am. ‘apt, ced Deen carried home we widow bad | had opened. Pron EASY ABOUT THE NOMINATIONS, Democrat: Confident that Lamar, Vilas, and Dickinson will be Con- firmed. The Democratic Senators do not feel at all ap- Prehensive im regard io the confirmation of Messrs Lamar, Vilas, and Dickinson, for Justice of ube Supreme Court, Seoretary of the Interior, and Postmaster General, respectively. There are var Us TUMOTS in citeulation about grounds of Oppo sition; DUt these are ascribed to trrenponsible por- sous Who, perhaps, circulate such stories as & means of Tetallation for disappointments muffernd. ‘The report that Mr. ¥ tas might encounter oppo jou, DACAUSE Of Live alleged Interest af a brother in irregular land claims, ts disposed of by the statement that the Postinaster General has Bo Drother tnterested in any such claima. The alie- aulon In regard to the brother fecetved but Ute hotice from Senators, beyond the remark of owe oF republicans that I it was made in aby Sort of authoritative form it would requireinquiry. AS the committees are not yet organized. all cou- ments about the tate of Ue pending ‘wominations ares on, Yul there is nd for the op nion that they will all be confirmed and that without diMcuity. 1 ls said that even should there be a serious effort to reject Mr. Lamar it would fail, because some of Ube republican Sena tors openly declare their Intention to vote for hm, ad of course, he will receive the hearty sup. por tof all the deuiocrain, ‘The votes of two re publicans. together with the @emocrats, would contirm him, 2 A Mimic Battie. TUR VESSELS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC BQCADROW IN CTION RESULTS OF THE KECENT MANEUVERS aT ed ‘The report of the board of oMcers who were the Umpires in the recent naval manouvers at New- Port Will be Lhe authority for similar operations im the future, The board Was composed of Com- Mander Chester, commanding the Galena; Commander Goodrich, of the Torpedo sation, Major Livermore, of the Engineer Corps, and Captain K. Field, Fourth Artillery, represent. tng all the differeut elements contributing to of- tele and aetense, e Only Way of determining the emount of Gamage done during the pass.ge of Ube fort was to accurately establisu the position of the vessis at all Limes by means of ungies taken with the sextant and by plane tables on shore, taking the Umes Of ail such Observations WIth Watches care fully compared with a standard time. It was Showa that the Richmond was iit Six times by RCH shot, tie Ossipee twice, the olker vessels escaping from these iancer gums, which, frets Che increasing fire of the ships’ batteries, supple- mented by the machinecun fire, were consid L Winues after tue frst gun had opened. From the cawmate 1-Anch guns tue merous spirit, will ‘surely arrest the attention | taken the paper from the coat and handed it to | Rickniond was hired atm tomes ar pales wink Sha respeettul Gonsideravioh of your fellow-citi. | tem with tue request tat tkey hurry With ito | range; tue Qsiper, 7; Doiphin, ¥: aavenl zens, ad your endeavors, consecrated by benevo. | the Commissioners office, ay the captain had told | Atisnia, 4, This put an end ty the old I lence and patriotic love, must exert a powerful | ber Just before he left home that “he — 0 | Tne Osstpee and Galena shortly after came to Aniluence 1a the enlightenment and improvement jot this case if be died for it pk gricl op Lue Submarine mines, the Dolphin wen of our peopie, in iiustrating the strength aid sta~ | Wheatley rekerated iis statement tuat nothing | Sy'considerably iujuret, and the Atianta, bola bility Of our institutions, and in advancing the | Alli be done the spokeswoman, a bright WU? | iast and coming up atter ‘man’ of ne casemate prosperity and greaeness of our beloved land.” Durst auto tears aud said: “rhe moe Lee of | wus had beeu-slicnord, escaped with but Mite INTRODUCING TWO THOCRAND GUESTS. met! we more Uke doys”, They sad that twere | Tamage. <i the nine gins in Action tu the fort six e ko wii rere sivenice we fire OF Uke feet, U Mr. Dodge then took hhis place beside the Prest- | one square, a wis In them ate | Hire of the lour loading weese!s, tance by the Ace dent and began to introduce the assembled evan. | of aluiost race. Failing to reoelve @ | janta, aud possioiy” ar disiouu Valush lists. The ‘the hand of the Presi- | Satisfactory response they departe: service Was rendered by Uae Lorpede boats, which Kent as Dr MeCocks then tolowed ia rapid Soc. | Commissioner Webb tevuriied to the oftice soon | 5 gh ruled out early im the action, drew the cession nearly 2,000 gentlemen and ladies. Among | afterward and had a long talk with Mest. LUud- | fire of tae thee, tls wing ue Ltwch ru these were Bishop Harris, of Michigan; Dr. Jonn- | low and Wheatley about the matier, | Mr. i | &2, 88e Aa Hive shows withoul reosving any dm son, of England; Dr. Rice, Dr. Tiffany, ot Pifiadcl- | told a Stax reporter Laat (ue Commisstoners could | peoirn, phia; Prof. Post, of Syria; Gen. Eat ev, Sam | BOt revoke the license, even in view oF ali the ch - — - Small, Dr. Koyall, China,’and Dr, Burchard, of | Cumstances; that it was Oarsman Tecmer Taike New York. ee ee menace! } AROUT SULLIVAN’ MaTeR As this last named minister approached, the | this morning the captain said that if he did notre. | € an John Tee President reached out iis hand, and with great emphasis said: . “Pm very glad to see r. Burchard!” Atthis the whole Soecunlaye itugued SCENES AT THE RECEPTION. The reception occupied nearly an hour. The Tooms of the lower floor were opened to the vis itors after they had passed the President and Mrs. Cleveland, Col, Wilson assisted in the introduc- turn by a quarter Of 11, or Wereabouts, Wilh Uhe Withdrawal of one of the signe ahead and issue the license. Mr. Web) sald th ‘When the tine expired ie did not know of Captain Blacktord’s death, or that _he had the afMidavit de- serived. Had he lived long enough to have @ distance of about 150 feet, and presen Paper to the Commissioners, the License woud DOL have been issued. ‘Commissioner Webd this afternoon said th. Sighalures to go fet with M w York Herald veporty posed battle will coms in can ean don’t Wink the it. 1 Agurethat Demp- whip Of them care for a Akt With Sullivan, SGU Sullivan ing to fight sat present, ds Weight to Aight me ouls chaner makes a mistake i wa dust Welz 250 pm ib Lhe pla Of es d'un application for a recousideration were i Alin. He can't gt off 330 pouuds tn a week, tions, the Commissioners Would receive 1 and Lake a fortagcs, «ithou : Cleveland wore a tasteful dress of cinna- | vice upon it. Lis chances, “ie inigot 4 > Wind at tho roWn gros grain silk, with petticoat of white a lexpense of hts atoungt 3 ouda't show velvet embroidered at the front with Persian braid, Singing the Doxology. chatapton f 1 touk’ tae ten weeks to trata off gold and bronze. ‘The vest and cuffs and coilat imgie x ua | 10 pounds tat’ sucmer, and 1did es luck work were of wuite velvet, covered with embroidery. | THE MAN WHO SURPRISED CONGKESS MAKES A Cai any Body howd ration for & Ug Joby, During the reception Mrs. Matthews, accompanied AT THE WANE HOUSE. eh Ubew I teat a Weakening efloct of the lowe ag by Mrs. McCosh, came in through’ the corridor, | ‘The man who Sang the Doxology tn the House | flesh, but I Lave Uraine | of Munecomary. wea and Mrs, Cleveland detained Mrs. MeCosh by her | of Representatives last Monday got into the long | neties Daxter aud 1 uave de for S-veral ininutes, One of the first persons presented was Mrs, Win, E. Dodge, the venerable Mother of the president of the afilance, and tae | Were waiting on the portico at the White House at Line of members of the Evangelical Atliance who | es ullered 1a srengUh iy pres port WE IS NO CLAIANT. Dodge, the millionaire philan- | noon to-day to be received by the President and |. 7°eme Sheth be would ctutm th boro ag aad ; Mrs Cleveland, Before he reached the door he | "orMl's oi ct Doace bed ens, broke out ina loud voice and sang the Doxology, creating something of a sensation, four lines throughs ‘on them he started away apparentiy in good humor. ‘The Evangelical Alliance. SPECIAL PRAYER FOR HON. PETER PARKER, At the opening of the afternoon session Mr. Dodge spoke of the continued illuess of Hon. Peter Parker, the president of the Washington branch He the police aad conducted him to Lue sureet ontstu: He sang thé nd Was about to repeat | hen the police led him out of the line, avd | said he Wanted Lo get 4 patent Usrough, aud When T claimed the tiue sony r Would ac once post ad Australia and Lake the Uc the use ef going to Aw beom MUllf arranc d aud ¥ Maman bed envive at over there and wm of the alliance, who had been unable to take part | exc “ e Lord! Fil secure my cutiers over there WIM Bave a race in this conference, At Mr. Dodge's suggestion Sy eee ’ jwouship, Stoker cae ae {ue prayer aff-red by Rev. ME. Van Dyke, ‘ot New — Wu get te dl Seth He tas: to Atmore York, contained a special petition in beilalt of the Hannan Not Hefused a Permit. viii have ar co wt Manian. Bewe vel presi has whipped im in tree w.cte racts, sual 1 Wau Bt tte afternoon sessions" "FOF PFES9C | wap myeY SAY aT TUK Dig tMICT CoMMIMSIONERS | 15°Q5 CLP Maine. ‘un ow" Uscimuilag to Ublait as orric | ach had wo velvet in intact tare With Mame Capt, Bunce’s Criticisms of the Atlanta, | _ It 1s ascertained upon inquiry at Une District | jan, and the way the facis amv stoind weave BO ENDORSEMENT OF THE SECKETARY OF THE NAVY. | Duliding to-day that Daniel Hannan, the plumber, | a iu tay miod that was w0t ta good The long delayed report on the AUanta by | Was not refused a permit to make repairs to a | Coudition Wiken he rowed Hac%s Capt. Bunce, of the Navy, was to-day made public | Sewer yesterday, as has been stated. Under an) SS ee eee ‘with the indorsements of the several bureau chieis | existing ordinance, it is unlawful, as stated again Mould tke to have Husdan, dake Gautaur and and Secretary Whitney's Opinion, The Secretary | and again in THe Stak, for an opening made | Myself come iogether in 2 Tace for a Lig swenp~ says in any street, avenue, alley or sidewalk between | stake after Manion returns to America. I don't “The Department deems that the ‘Atlanta’ | November 1 and March 1, except for necessary re- | Unink We can about such a maten. anion, should hive some continuous service before | pairs to sewer, gas and water pipes. The € might be wiiling, but T Uninc Juke has got tule changes are made, The suggestions of Capt | intssioners do not refuse a permit to any piutaber, | nouch Of us beth. in such a race Iw Bunce are valuable, and made in the line of bis | put they require that he must state the necessity | to see Gaudaur quit Deters retoy 2 ui duty and entirely proper, doubuless without any | for making the repairs upon a blank form, Whica, | impression is that dake WH Tow Ho more expectation that comments upon the ship would | for the sake of convenience, is suppited "by the | races Wit& frL-chiss woh. Ls str on, be treated as anything else tan professional dis- | permit clerk to the applcabt, It Was Us fora | ang Mr. 5). Jokn Will find it hard Work wo yet dake cussion for the beneilt of the Department in the | that Mr. Hannan refused to ail up; therefore, hay- | (o row ‘a first-class man next The succede, future. ing no official knowledge of the necessity for the | in Inducing bin & wind to <1¥0 “Many of the criticisms have been discussed | repairs, tne permit clerk — reiused, in | Jake @ race early Im Uve Your asx em 1 heretofore, and some of her known defects were | compliance with orders from the’ Dis- | pul up stakes unless (lio desir ci wis row intentionally overlooked by her designers for the | trict Commissioners, to issue the permit, At | fore purse wherever ome ts yy purpose of securing benefits in other directions. | is stated at the Commissioners’ office Uhat, bad | As to Wailace Itoss! we for Rage Kaide from tne lack of speed (which, considering | Me Hannan given his reason lor desiring a permit | lana, Teese had wida't Uae the efforts made in other countries, was in my | to open the street after the ume In whieh suck and Ht, OF co thet Mr, Dies Judgment a fault), she represents a type with | work is permitted by law had expired, it would atgat have mateu ss acabnet Hubear, bas inerits and defects, ‘and tae balauce can be struck | have been granted without questioa when Uhe In | he court not W erste } Daryes dt3 wo send after she has had Service, spector of streets had examined and reported upou ui Uae proposed inateu bel woen BabealP None of alleged defects has been reproduced in | it. Much complaint is made by registered and un- | aud Teemer was “of. subsequent vessels now in Course of construction, | registered plumbers of the delay that is made at ses ‘The type of the Charleston 1s in some respects the | the permit oMfice When they ask for a permit Lo Moving a Mammoth sete, same, but the low freeboard at the bow was not | make necessary repairs. Sometimes a week | ray pxiGuTON av CONEY Dean © WHESLRD OF adhered to. The freeboard of the Charleston is about 5 feet 6 inches greater. W. C. Warmyry. District Government Affairs, THE COLUMBIA DAMOCRATIC CLUB. Inreference to the withdrawal of the Columbia Democratic Club’s letter to the District Commis- stoners, Mr. Webb stated to-day Uo a Stax reporter the Commissioners Were not conscious of having delayed their reply for political or other reasons, He said he still thinks It would be improper for the Commissioners to issue a cail in their official ca pacity. MR. PRECH'S MANY COMPLAINTS. ‘The District Commissioners are constantly in Tecelpt of letters on all sorts of subjects from Jacob Frech, of No. 514 L street northeast. Many of them are complaints about so-called nutsances in his neighborhood, of violations of tue laws, &c., &e. ‘To-day the Coinmissioners wrote Mr. Frech, in ‘reply to letters from him dated 4th and 27uh ultimo. and Sih instant, that, “in view of the fact that 80 many minor vibiations of the law happening in the section referred to appear to come under your personal observation, to ‘si that you wake appleation for police authority vo enabie you to make arrests in your locality.” ‘The ‘Cominisstoners say they receive a letter from this. gentleman nearly every day, and that they are tired of answering them. Tue method now adopted 18 to walt unull several letters have accumulated, and then reply to them in one letter, BUILDING PERMITS have been tasued to-day to H. Goldstein, to erect a special de, accu. quire that after an applicatton for Init to make necessary repairs 1s to the Inspector of streets, Why Koes to the preml- Ses in question and examines the, Lo see tit case has not been imlsrepresented. — Uyon luis favorable report the permit plumbers by order of tue Commissioners. ‘TWO ARRESTS—HEARING POSTPONED TILL NEXT WEEK Mr. Hannan’s employ, went to the corner of New Jersey avenue and H streets, where they were put at work making an excavation, When Mr, Has han vicited the place he found that lis mea wid deen taken 1a custody by the police, and he jeft $10 collateral for their appearance. in the Police Court Nr. kdwards, of the firm of E wards & Barnard, appeared in the case. Me sud he To make iis a test case, and, 1n ord the matter, he Would ask for a continuance wottl ext week. The case Was continued until Wedics- day of next week. A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS sue permits to plumbers for necessary repairs t:- mediately upon application for the same. ‘Tue permit Will, however, recite the reasous why re- pairs are nevessary, and it will rest with Ube police to gee if the affair is as represented, brick dwelling at No. 913 8th street northwest, to ate: <= Aone cost $5,000, and to Mrs. H. E. Peller, to erect four es brick stabiésin aliey between 16th and 17th streets | Reported for Tar Evxixe Stan. ‘THE CORPORATION JUDGE ELecTION.—More than a year of Judge Meade's term as Judge of Une Avex- Andria Corporation Court yet remains, but tne present legislature wild be called upon to elect his nd a Dill as already, been Introduced To lucrease the salary from §1,400 Lo $2,000 per ai bum. ‘The salary of the corporation judge ts pai by the city council, but We devermiiation of the northwest, to cost $0,000. 2ISCKLLANBOUS. The announcement at the District ony beg day of the death‘last night of the peruii clerk, Capt. F. E. Shepherd, Was received without sur: For several months past the captain has n unable to continuously perform his work, and much Of the time he has been confined to | ‘nis | amount and the choice of the ts with the house, No, 3 Cook Place. eral assembly of the State. {iif tuoughe that en Resiexrp.—Henry E. Williamson, agent of the i“ ig Meade. me ae sor tins Mouth Veroouaveute scans ast i Vernouaveuue wit! conssruct that ‘Of the avenue Clapses before they ge: it. "The Comiuissioners re- ° mied by a sualement of the circumstances under which a permit Isdestred, Lue papers must be sent is issued to Ube | Marcellus Farley and Albert Wooden, laborers in ‘Tals morniug that be might have Ume to look more Tully into was heid this afternoon, and it was decided to is | \4.,and NOK POM THE ¢ m, at Coa ax. Istand, t to be to tie fond 4 ocean. tary nda ions ot pected that Feudy to move proviced te sea Meastaree -MARKRINER. At Camden, Nev Gea, ty Meow” an Bhonds WIR » ELIZABE LI MAKKIOTER, J, MANcoci t $t John's Chareh, Baltimore, af , Deoamber G., USN. by the Mes. Cdick W. MI ot Alexandrian, ANCES BERuIN, of Wackagae | tom, } ton | HENKE soe DIFe. BAKER Fell asleep eudeut: M. KOBALIE, elo out W *Adecy in Jesus! bleamed rota whack be Diccuier 7, 188%, vik, Bebor. Cube Friends 93.! relatives tr frou her ats remdeure, t a to ettend her faneral Nth street murkewest, Frida, Decuer BEALL. On youigsct aon Pusera rai (Tota Teed wee Af parcnia, Auscostia tow - bs 30 oclock p. te ie way fea wid i} Yew tae int CUMMEL SUSAN BRUMME! Jomey Bromimel, departed. thie at 9 9 an. aed weventy a Puteral will take place fro her 955 Grant avenue, ou Sanday, ai 2 CLANCEY, | On Thursday, Decor m, DANIEL CLANCEA, & uative of county Fuscral will take place frou: nis 1724 div street mw. Sumeay tis Relatives and fricuds respects wil; TY. In Geometown. D, ye anaes MeN Pest are ‘Friends of the fauatly are me tn BR Thursday, Deoowbot & 1887 Mine Pert KLAIULD. ape eoventy-s veo. SFr cem at te of ber miece, a. 10th steet ow at ‘year uf his age. ent ines into ‘Br mus Gon. seis a ee a cece ts ae sees Roce ay at 10 o'elock am. *