Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1888, Page 8

’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. skxuaRY 7, 1888—DOUBLE SHEET recommencing at p.m. umbdia, Maryland, and ght to fresh winds, or the Dis Virginia, coi Pecoming nor ruts OCGN? TO DO TT. All our $6.59, $7.00, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00 Natural Bell Lyox Mutls reduced to $5.9, and 90, Childrens’ Chin ‘smarked down frou” Give to Geom. This we de F them out before We take stuck LaxsutKon & Bro. Ovencoars reduced to $9.00. Eiseman’s, 7th & E Nueisow, formerly of New ¥. shes to Inform foreign ana do- jc or make kuown. Bus. Sew fen ea, and. everything compris Her ‘specialty is cor- et > laundered and reboned. Sout fort should call on Miss Nei-w i fitting. make one large erayon aE. Le hed vod cabinet portraits for SR Come and sce them 3 Retixann’s ice crea, 255 G st. Bowaxp P. Mexrz ; Fatally druggist and chemist— 1014 F street, corner 11th northwest, Washt 1 in iow prices, Bas alwars 5 ot rock Gra s, tolet articles, ry. DE Preseriptions a sp- Of the best at reas thing pure and “A family medicines, waysch hand = ”* Ovaxcoats reduced to $9.90. EtseMan's,7th & E Gxt Baxgarss iN JEWELKY.—Selling out en- tire stock to close business. erican Watches in gold and silver cases. Fine jewelry, gold-headed Eanes, opera giases, large asso: Linent of Rogers’ Bnest quality quadruple plated ware. Abie offer refused om above goods, and every arti- ¢le warranted a3 represented of moaey refunded, Ladson’s, 455 7th st. See also our advt. in Auc- ‘Won coluima, Z Tus Oxty Orrictay that fits spectacles upon eaauination of the eyes. Dr. M. WatL, 481 Pa. ave. Fixx Portaarrs Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, A JEALOUS MAN'S REVENGE, He Seriously, Perhaps Fatally, Stabs His Rival. ‘The police of the third precinct are looking for & negro named George Jackson, alias “Buck” Dray- ton, who Is wanted for attempting to murder Charles Orange, also colored, at house No. 1743 E | street northwest. A colored girl named Mary Jane | Gaither lives in the house with Drayton, at No. 1743, and Orange ltves on the opposite side of the street. Drayton claims Mary as his sweetheart, And gets Jealous when she recetves other company. Last night during Drayton's absence from the house Orange visited Mary, and they were engaged im conversation when Drayton entered and ab- Tuptly ended thetr interview. The door was locked When Drayton returned liome, but he broke angry words passed between the men, rushed toward Orange with a knife lun across the stomach, and stabbed him armand ta the breast. The injured cross the street to nls hon the doctor pronounced serous, but not necessarily, fatal,” Drayton had not been arrested this morn rs PISCE ‘The Bon Mai Assignment, APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF A RECFIVER, RTC ‘To-day Mr. Leon Tobriner, for Gutwilling Bros, of New York, and other creditors, fled a Dil against E. D. Mayer and Rohr (Mayer & Robr) and Isadore Sacks, for the appointment of a re- celver to take charge of the stock and assets of the Bon Marche, &c. ‘The complainants state that er & Rohr, September 6 last. a bill Of goods on a credit of 30 days from October 15, ISN7, whic the Bust Dill 1 nowtoverdue. ‘They charge that ess of the Ron Marclie was commenced T 1, 1885, by H. J. Rohr and Edward nd that Kohr then represented to the Mercantile agencies that the cash capital was $£20,000—$10,000 contributed by each, and that Such representacions were made to establish the eredit of the concern; that the sald firm continued tll February, 1886, When Edward Mayer sold his interest to Ernest D. Mayer, and Rohr then reit- erated. bis representations ‘as to the amount of capital. They aver that the business was con- Unued with renewed vigor, and that the firm was apparently dotug one of the largest retail busi- nesses in the District ; but some time In March, 1886, it was reported as being sotnewhat slow in meeting its payments, and’ being interviewed in Houays! Hottpavs!—Go to Davis, 723 7th st. for your pictures. One large crayon and one doz, Auely Auished cabinet porcraits fur only & Come and see then, Feaseit’s Ick Cxeam and Charlotte Russe, ‘Tue Howsuiesr Maw ow Ear. ‘The editor of a paper in Dubuque, lowa, once handsome, was a little over six months agoch: into probably the homeliest man on earth. ‘This terribie change Was due to a sudden attack of Par- alysis of the muscles of one side of the face,follow- ing prolonged Neuralgia. After Electricity and the doctors had failed, he tried Dr. Buckland’s Essence of Seotch Oats, ahd In thirty days was perfectly cured, and lost ‘the unenviable notoriety of being the homeliest man on eart ‘OvERcoaTs reduced to $9.00. E1sMan’s, 7th & E. = Mawr of the customers of Josephine H. will be glad to learn that her successors, Jen- nings & Co, of 56 East 10th street, New York, are at the arlington Hotel, parlor E, with a full line f day and evening 3 Which are well rth exambuing by the ‘ladies of Wash- tagton, New Lire axp Vioos attends the use of Baker's Cod Liver Ol aud Malt, Man, SOULE, from 306 Sth ave., New York, will re” mala at the Arlington Hotel, parlor D, Ull Jan. 14, ‘with @ full line of dinner, bail, and evening dresses, FAVORS FOR THE ld’, 421 9th st. We Have ant Kixps of pictures, including proof etchings, engravings, photogravures and" water colors; also, the most select assortment of mould~ ings for framing i the city—all at the lowest Prices. We make a specialty of regilding. Wood & Forsyth, 1208 F street, Catt at 2134 Pa. ave., to see fue crayon work, J. H. Gacowy. agent, Q. JPuar’s Best for Hemorrhoids? A. Bartlett's pppositories, Hivmay Antirictat Eves, Hempler ave.,COr. 4 CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nartowat.—“Dorothy.” Ausavaw’s.—“The Danites.” Manassas Panonawa.—Day and evening. ‘Kxxvan's—Hallen & Hart’s Troupe. ‘Banxars’ Never Say Die.” Wonpgxtaxo.—Variety and Curiosities ee Condensed Locals. Prof. R. W. Prentiss, the professor of physics tn Columbian University, delivered a lecture last even- jug im the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. on “Light and Lighting.” He bad a large and attentive audience. Ficles of incorporation sigued by Wim. Finn, Jno. Hopper and G. R. Weeks, for the “Tremont Club,” were led Literary improve. are the objects stated. Soe Legisiation for the District. ‘WHAT COL. LUDLOW SAYS ABOUT BILLS THE COMMIS- SIONEKS ARE FREPAKING FOR CONGKESS. District Commissioner Ludlow told a Star re- porter to-day that the majority of the bilis which {he Commissioners are preparing to submit to Congress are intended to correct defects in exist ing laws He said that tn such cases as the fire- escape, the elevator, and the steam-engineers acts it ty destrabie that the defects be immediately cor- rected and the laws made operative and serviceable. At this ‘session of Congress the Commissioners Will ask for authority to make rules and regula tions governing the harbor front, Col Ludlow said that although the District has @ barbor- master it has no harbor regulations, ‘There 1s no law now under which the Commissioners can regulate the passage of vessels to and from the The leasehold of the wharf front es in the United States, and the District Commissioners, as their agents ‘should have some definite au- thority by wich they can be made a source of revemue to the District and the United States, ‘THE FIRR-ESCAPE LAW. Commissioner Ludlow has requested Butlding Inspector Entwisle to examine the fre-escape law with the view of making such suggestions w the Cowmissioners as will be necessary Secure the proper amendment of this At the present session of € Tn speak. Jug of the law for the Inspection of elevators CoL Ludlow said to-day that some provision should be inade to pay the Inspector of elevators, to author- ue entrance tv houses, and Lue Limpusttion of fez jut each Inspection, coo EE: ‘The National Rifles. KEPORTS RECEIVED AND PLANS CONSIDERED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING. At the annual meeting of the National Rifles at their armory last evening the following board of directors Was elected for the ensuing year: Jas F. oyster, Jos. O. Manson, Gea, W. Evang, Joa W. Howell, Henry K. Siupson, Wm. K. Ellis, Chas. G. B. Conger, Jas P. H. Biols, Clayton E stnms, Frank McDermott, Robt. B. Gittings, Wim. E, Col- Jaday, Geo. H. Shoulters, Thos A. Garner and Jno. A. Evans. The reports of the secretary and treas- rer showed that there Was a balance on hand in Ue treasury of $55.24; that the floating debt of ‘he company had been paid, and that there were ho outstanding Havillties ‘except the mortgage ‘The company adopted the report of a special committer, recommending the forming of an alli- ance with the Georgetown orchestra for the pro- @uction of musical converts during the season. Lieut. Geo. W. Evans was elected chairman of a special coumiitee to arrange for a tour of the ‘company the coming summer with the privilege of selecting his associates on the committee, Kxockep Oct 1x THRez Kovwps.—A sparring €xhibition Was given at Odd Fellows’ Navy Yard, last night. There were several pairs of Boxers engaged. The exhibition closed with a contest between Jas. Keenan and Wim. Nally, in Which, at the close of the third round, Nally was “knocked out,” and Lad to be from the AX EX-SOLDIFR IN 4 Patren’s Guave.—Post 5, G. AK, ata meeting last evening appointed Com- wander J. 4. Burke, N.B. Prentiss, and Calvin Farusworts a comuittee to investigate the rea- sous for the burial in the Potter's Pield of Capt, Amos Clif, an ex-Union soldier, who recently ‘at Providence Hospital Capt. Clift was a clerk in the Pension Office, and duriug the war was a mem- Der of Gen, Sheridan's Stall, ils friends were not had bea ill unui the} in Jormed of bis death. — ‘Tex CoucMeta AruLETIC CLua—This club has @lected the following officers: ¢. a. Bradbury, president; EM. Wood, vice-president: H. Gil Gaptain; ‘Reed, arst nant; K¥an, seco Deutenant; Sam Stinemets, treasurer of athletics; W. F. Pedrick, Muancial secretary; B. Zeveley, Treasurer; board of governors, G. 1. Scarborough, Bam stinemetz, L Marbury, Mills Dean, Walter T Marban aud Dorsey Brown.” The club Bas decided W join the National Unwn of American Athlete. ‘Tue Awcpox Cinctx—The fourteenth regular Meeting of the Amidon Circle was held at the resl- Gence of Miss EE. Haliday last ‘when the following officers were elected for the ensul Year: President, Mra Wm E Thomas; vice Gent, Mrs. H. Siinpson; recording secretary, . 12 Strobel; o nding sectetary, Miss J. F- Mevauley. ‘OFTeSpOr retary, Atver an enjoyable collation the circle ence to the solvency of the firm, Mr. Rohr tn formed a member of a mercantile agency that the firm Was fully abie to pay all oblizations and was doing a thriving business, ‘The complainants set Out the assignment made by the firm for the bene- NU of the creditors to Isadore Saks, December 27th last, and claim benetit under the trust, and ask that It be strictly enforced under the directions of the court, and such proceedings be had as will pro- tect all the creditors and insure to them ali their Tights under said assignment. They aver that from a statement made by the defendant, Saks, to the complainants’ attorney, the total fiabilities are $70,002.43, of which $56,925.43 1s for merchan- ise, $12,500 for cash moneys all borrowed, and $1,227 for miscellaneous debts, and the’ total assets 13a deflett the whole which, accordipg to the assignee, must have accrued ‘in the last six. mouths, "They further charge that this indebtedness was incurred within Six months of the date of the assignment, and the purchases were so miade that but few if any would Inature until the close of the holiday trade, and that the firms have patd but few or any of ‘their bills within three months and none of their fall and holiday trade bills, and at the time of the ex- ecution of the assignment large sums of money should have been on hand. They further state that it 1s a notorious fact that the receipts of De- cember 23d, the last business day, were $2,900, and yet but 31 cents were In bank ‘and $91.94 in the Safe. IU also appears that In addition to the merchandise purchased they obt 28th a loan of $ Joan of Uke amouat from the National Bank of the Repubile, and the complainants aver that these sums ahd the dally sales should have been applied to the payment of debts or turned over as part of the assets. ‘Tney, there- fore, charge that tue assignors have retained large Sums Of money, and converted the same to their own iudividual'use. They state further that none of the preferences ‘appear to be for merchandise; that the Jacob Mayer preferred for $2,500 1s the father-in-law of E. D. Mayer, and the Jacob Ross preferred for a like amount 13 the father-in-law of H. J. Rohr, and charge that these are not bona fide creditors.’ They aver that although they have every faith in the responsibuity of 1. Saks, they believe that his business engagements are such that he cannot give his personal attention to settling up this trust; that he fs on very intimate terms With the assignors, and has made no exai nation of the assignors” books, nor does he con- sider it his duty to ask of them an explanation; of ot MASTER WORKMAN’S REPORT. jeasures He Asks the Knights of Labor to Advocate, District Master Workman W. B. Connor, in his annual report, made Thursday night to District Assembly No. 66, urged the establishment of a labor bureau for the District of Columbia, He recommended, also, that the District Assembiy should agitate the question of suffrage, but added that he did not believe the ballot would correct the euls of which they compiained unless they could give proper direction to its use and adopt Some measure to prevent the corrupt methods which debase politics in other cities, With this in view, he urges education by mleans of discus- sion and agitation. It 1s urged that school houses and teachers enough should be provided for the Public schools to provide a full day at school ana @ falr amount of personal instruction for every child, Mr, Connor urged, also, that school books should be furnished free to all ‘scholars, Instead of the system now prevailing in some districts of loaning books to the children of poor parents, thus forcing them to parade thelr poverty. In refer- ence to the introduction of Industrial training in the schools the report said: “Instructed by com- petent teachers, at a period of life when thelr tainds are pecullarly receptive and the muscles easy to be trained, these young people will acquire a degree of proficiency unattainable by old meth- ods. "In the near future we may expect to see the productive power of soclety greatly Increased by the efforts of the training schools. Yet, with the | econonite conditions as they are, with production already 30 easy that many Workers stand aside as unnecessary beings, there ts grave doubt whether these children are ‘receiving a blessing or a curse, 1 ts our duty to discover and establish industrial conditioas Where no one can hurt his neighbor by his ability and willingness to work.” He urges that the elementary principles of poittical econ omy should be taught in all ‘of the pub- lie Schools, STRERT RAILROADS AS GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS, Referring to the large number of bills introduced. in Congress to charter street car companies, Mr. Connor urges the District Assembly to resist the granting of any rfore franchises, ani demand the establishment of a comprehensive system of city transportation, to be managed by the District ernment, to furnish comfortable and conven- nt service at actual cost, with due regard to the Welfare of the employes. Existing street car lines, Mr. Connor says, should be condemned and pu chased, not at their franchise or monopoly value, but at the money value of their tracks, real estate, and oe and be incorporated Into the gen- eral pubile system. He advocates aiso that the gas Should be manufactured by the Government. ‘THE QUESTION OF TAXES. Mr. Connor spoke of undervaluation by assessors as one of the main sources of fraud in taxation. The small houses owned by working people, he said, are taxed to their full value, and often more, while the large houses of the prosperous are as- sessed at a fraction of their value. High taxes on improvements discourage bullding, while low taxes on unimproved land encourage hurtful land specu- lation, ‘The report urged llberal estimates for Dis. trict expenditures, contending that citizens should freely contribute to a treasury from which every dollar will come back to its contributor with ai other donated by the United States. With this view he asked that property be taxed up to its fuil market value, the rate to be reduced if it yields too much revenue; that improvements be taxed a8 lightly as possible and land as heavily as posstble, and that a revenue be raised enough to pro- vide for all public necessities, He favored abolish- ing the license tax. ———— THE Case OF James McCanTHY.—The case of James McCarthy, the saloon-keeper at 1st and N Streets southwest, charged with committing per- jury in testifying’in his own behalf tn a case against him for, selling liquor to minors, as here- tofore published in Tus STaR, was called to the at- tention of Judge Suell in the Police Court this morning, and Mr. Cabiill gave $500 bail for the ap- pearance of the defendant next week for trial, a THE GoLDEN Crown Datmy has recently opened its doors at 743 Sth street southeast. Heretofore its patrons have been supplied direct from Pad- get's Rest, one of the best equipped dairy farms in Prince George’s County, but a large and grow. ing demand has made it’ necessary for the prietor, Col F. C. Padgett, to extend hts facilities y opening @ central depot at the place above mentioned. ——.___ Affairs in West Washingtor Diep oF His INsURIE.—Michael McNally died at his mother's residence on Canal street, between Jefferson and 31st streets this morning, between 2 and 3 o'clock, in the twenty-fourth year of his age. It will bé remembered that McNally was re. turning from Harris’ Bijou Theater the night of December 26th, when the gate upon the plat- and being engaged in an extensive business himself, he has placed this business in the hands of clerks, ‘The complainants further charge that the as- signors have no: transferred all these assets, and that if their representations are true there ts a de- felt of $69,712.04. They charge that during the holiday trade, while in receipt of large money, the firm refused to give information to creditors as to thelr disposition, &c. ‘They further charge that the assignee, I Saks, having rectived suMecient to pay the preferences, he will make payment, immediately, and has called a meetin, for this morning for that Purpose, and he has not made an exatination of the bona fides of sald references, and he proposes to pay them before Monday, och instant,/and. close out the remainder in bulk." ‘They therefore pray as above. ‘The bill was presented to Judge Merrick this morning and a rule Issued, returnable on the 12th instant. Subsequently Judge Merrick modifed the order ‘$0 a8 Lo allow the assignee to continue to sell, but he 13 not to pay out any money. Coming Amusements, NaviosaL THRATKR—The reorganized Boston deal Opera Co., durin its engagement at the Na- Uoual Theater hext week, will confine itself to a higher class of work than hasbeen customary with the troupe in previous seasons. To give such operas as““The Daughtertof the Regiment” and “Carmen” the auxiliary forces of the company have been strengthened, the orchestra consisting of twenty musicians and the chorus containing thirty people. Mile. Zelie De Lussan 1s still the prima donna of the troupe. ‘The other ladies are Miss Ida Klein, Miss Helen Dudley Campbell, conrtaito, and Miss Harriet Avery, mezzo-suprano, The male mem- bers of the troupe are Geo, Appleby and Frank Baxter, tenors; W. H. Clark, basso; J. W. Herbert, comedian, and’. D, Saxton, baritone. ALBAUGH'S Orena Hovse.—Strs, ry 18 rap- idly recovering from her illness and 1t 1s now certain that she will be able to keep her en- gagement here next week. She will appear in As in a Looking-Glass,” the play in which she had good success in New York. Mrs. Langtry 1s this Season supported by an unusually” strong com- pany, including Mr. Maurice Barrymore, Mr. Fred- erick’ Everili, Mr. Mark Lynch, Mr. H. A. Weaver, Miss Hattie Russell and Miss Catherine Florence. ‘Tur Horaxy Coxcerrs.—The musical sensa- tion of the season will be the appearance tn this city next week of Joseph Hofmann, the ten-year- old boy, whose wonderful plano playing has been the talk of New York for some weeks. It 1s said that Kubinstein declared young Hotmann to be the equal of Mozart at the same age. He not only renders the most difficult compositions of the great composers with brilliancy, but tmprorises on hemes given him by his audiences, and does original Work of his own of much merit. ‘There 1s no doubt his appearance at the Congregational church on Monday evening and Wednesday after. noon will attract large audiences. The Of such artists as Mme, Hastreiter and De Anna in the company will prove additional at- tractions, Bostox’ Syurnoxy OncusTRa ConceRr.—The Concert of the Boston Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday afternoon next at Albaugh’s Opera House will be a musical event of importance. Mr. Gericke ranks among the great conductors, and his orchestra will have the full complement. of Seventy-five men with Which it plays in Boston, Miss Aus der Ohe, the soloist, 18 recognized a3 Temarkably Mne planist. ‘Tue Bisov TueaTER.—The military drama, “Her Acouement,” wil be presented at the Isjou for one Week, commencing Monday matinee. The cast includes Gussie De Forrest, Jean Delmar ‘and Frank Karrington, KERNAN'S THRATER—The Kernels and their capital variety organization will return to Ker Ban's uext week. Besides Harry and John Ke hell, the troupe contains the Lucters, Komalo Brothers, Leonzo and Jenate Miaco. Woxpgiiaxp next Week will give its patrons new and interesting curiosities in the museum and new performances on the stage. Scorr-Sippoxs.—At the Congrezauonal church on Monday, January 16, Mra. “Scou-Siddons Will give one of her admirable entertatuments’ Her proraia for, Washington wil be of esporial excel lence, including, by request old favorite, “A Senator Entangled” “ss —___ Surgeon Gassaway’s Son Killed, BLOWN FROM A TKAIN AT WESTFIELD, 8. A:special tothe Philadelphia Pres from Erle, Pa., January 6, says: “Dr. James M. Gassaway, of the United States Marine Hospital Medical Corps, and his eleven-year-old son Jamie, were passengers today on a Lake Shore train. This side ot West- field they left a passenger coach to enter the dining car. The boy, not hearing his father’s Warning, started to pass between the cars alone. ‘The wind caught him with such force as to hum bodily from the train. A. W. Eaton, of Bi falo, undertook to cateh the ‘boy, and also was form of a Washington and Georgetown street car gave way near 25th street, causing the deceased {ofall upon the street, where his right leg was badly crushed by the car wheels passing over it. Tne injured leg was amputated a few days afterward and the unfortunate boy was appar- ently recovering, when suddenly a change for the ‘Worse took place this morning, which resulted in his death. He was the only support of a widowed mother and two sisters, His funeral will take place Monday, Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tax EVENING Stan. Unirep States Covrts.—The January term of the Cireutt and District Courts of the United States for Virginia, held here by Judge Hughes, closed yes. terday evening. The grand Jury’ of the Circuit Court, which has bad the Norfaik broken bank case under consideration since Monday, brought in yes- terday afternoon true bills for violation of the na- tional banking law against President Whitehead, Cashi-r G. M. Bain, Assistant Cashier Toomer, Bookkeeper Hil, and Director KT. K. Barn, Thesé eases will be tried at Norfolk when the court holds its session there. Indictments were found, also, against Chas. Mills and H. Clayton Maddox, of Fauquier, and J. Robinson, of “Rappahannock, for violating the internal-revenue laws, In thé District Court B. W. Hill was convicted of violat- ing the interual-revenue law, and sentence sus- pended. Deara.—Mr. Samuel O. Bagot, a well-known old citizen, Who Was for some time Insane, died last night,” His remains were brought to the house of Mrs, Wimsatt, On Royal street, and he will be buried from St. Mary’s church ‘to-morrow after- noon, ELECTION OFFicERS.—The city electoral board has chosen Edgar Warfleld, R. M. Latham, Gea F Steiner, J. Frank Cook and G: F. Dyson general com- missioners of elections, and the following as election, {udges: First Ward—J. F. Cook, E Warfield and vy. P. Graves. Second Ward—R. M. Latham, G. H. Boosart and T. Teed. Third Wara—Geo. F. Steiner, Geo. Unler and T.'J. Edelin. Fourth Ward—J. Frank Cook, Champe Walker and J. F. Dyson. ‘Norgs.—Although Alexandria ‘has delivered to the United States all the Canal stock sued for, yet the case against the city has not yet been dis- inissed, and awaits the certificate of the Secretary of the'Treasury of the delivery of the stock.— ‘The officers of Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows were installed last night.—F. G. Rodgers, of this city, has recelved the contract, at 62 cents per 100, for washing the towels of the Interior Department at Washington.—The Alexandria Musical Associa. tion bas arranged for its third complimentary rehearsal next week. Mr. P. McK. 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Ladies’ Fiannel-lined House Slippers, 3c. Boys’ $1.50 Seamless Vamp Button, $1.15. Youths’ $1.25 Veal Calf Button, 98¢. Child’s Straight Goat Spring-heel Button, 49, Gents’ Fine Hand-sewed Boots, $3.74. Gents’ Elegant Morocco-top Boots, $3.85. Gents’ Solid-sole Calf Boots, $1.83. Gents’ $3 Fine Calf Seamiess, Tackless, Button, Laced and Congress. $2.40. Gents’ Genuine Calf Shoes, any style or shape, $1.50, Wa. Haun & Co 816 7th st. 2 [922 Pa. at 231 Pa, ar Only $22.50 For one high arm new Improved Singer Macht with four drawers and all attachments, warrant for five years, at Auerbach’s, 7h and B, Wilbor’s Cod-Liver Oil, Phosphate of Lime; Soda and Iron, cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron: chitis, Debility, Wasting Diseases, and Scrofulous Humors, Persons who have been taking Cod-Liver ‘O11 will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has suc- ceeded, from directions of several professional gen- ‘Uemen, incombining the pure Oli and Lime in such & manher that It 1s pleasant to the taste, and its effectsin Lung complaiutsare truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases were pronounced hope- Jess, and who had taken the clear Oil for a long Umé without marked effect, have been entirely cured by using, this preparation. Be sure and get the genuine. “Manutactured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, Sold by all druggists, 03. ‘Throat Diveases commence with a coug! cold, or sore throat. “Brown's Bronchial Troches" give immediate relief. Sold only in boxes, | Price, cts, e03eK Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, ‘Was served at Imernat ional Medical Congress. 0 $3 PerGalion. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. McGer’s, 9th near D st. wes “Royal Glue” mends China, Glass, Wood,£c Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3¢ 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; ‘weet Mili Se. per quart, During the last season we imported directly from Steinschonau, Bohemia, an immense quantity of small Vases, Finding upon taking account of stock thit we over-estimated the demand for these goods, and have alarge number of them left over, we have marked them down to ridiculously low figures. They are dis- played on the Bargain Counters in the rear of the store. Fluted.Top, Decorated Vases, 4% inches high, Amber, Ligit Blue: Electric Blue’ aud Groen, nn ee Lily; Top Vanes. 6 inches high, Atnber, Blue, Wine, and Fluted-Top Vases, 63 and 7% inches high, White ‘Gold Decoration burnt in, 1c.) = Opal Glass Vasos, 53 inches high, Amber, and Blue Decoration, 1c. Alabaster Glass Vases, 9 inches high, Colored Decora- tion, 13¢. 1 Vi i bh Opal Vases, 7 inches high Amber and Crystal Glass Same nize Vase, more elaborate pattern, in Polka-Dot Vases, 4 inches high, 3% inches SWilameter, Amber, Blu and Whitetebe. * = Beaded Glass Vases, 6% inches high, 25¢. Fancy Opal Pitcher Vases, 6 inches high, ‘and Crystal Decorations, 2a st» Wine, Amber Beaded Glass Vases, 7 inches high, fluted top, 39c. Fancy Polka-Dot Jars, 3 inches bi ‘diameter, Blue aud Opal tose: sue" Me™ 418 : Jar, 5 inches bi Opal Jar, 5 inches bik, Amber and Blue Foot and ‘Ten Styles of Salt and Pepper Shakers, 10c." Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, 25c. BARGAIN COUNTER _—REAR OF STORE. SMITH & WARDWELL, -216-3m_ 705-707-709 Market Space. Graxo Canrer Saez. In order to reduce ourstock of CARPETS this month ‘we will offer the choice of ONE HUNDRED DIFFER- ENT STYLES OF INGRAIN, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS AT PRIME CosT. cores quality Ingrain Carpet, 32c.; reduced from Heavy Wool-mixed Ingrain Carpet at 40c., reduced from 50c. ‘Venetian Hall and Stair Carpots at cost. Choice designs all-wool Ingraius, Tapestry and Body Brussels at prime cost. Large stock BLANKETS-and COMFORTS st re- duced prices, im Remnants Black and Colored DRESS rains in ts and ‘Wo still have # few Unlaundered SHIRTS left at G5c., worth $1, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, it 636 Pennsylvania ave., near 7th st. n.w. REAT BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR (all. wool) Undershirts and Drawers. from 2 tog1. Sor seartet tall wool) Cnoeemnises eee swore reduced from 81-50 to @1-15. Yieece Woot judershirts aud Drawers reduced’ from $2 to $1.50. Hair ‘Undgrahites Feduced from €2.80""45 ‘Never fails to Restore Gray Hair to ite ‘Youthful Color, GENTLEMEN'S SUITS ol-Gun aisha aes © OLD RYE WHISKY. is ABTHUR NATTANS, ak ‘A¢th and L apd 2d and Ds nw. ero _AMUSEMENTS. ALPAUGE'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AT 8, LAST APPEARANCE OF Supported by MABEL BERT and a Powerful Com- any, in new version of the powerful drama, ‘THE DANITES, Next Weok-MRS, LANGTRY in AS IN A LOOKING-GLASS. Seats now on sale. (ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THE SYMPHONY 75 Artiste, ORCHESTRA, wu. GEL ICKE, Conductor, . GRAND Aidtineg Fs WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, AT 2:30. Mr, GERICKE’S Splendid Boston Orchestra was heard last season in ‘its native city by audiences of more tha ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOU- SAND. aud for ita serien of this yoat nearly ONE HU! DRED THOUSAN! fved from the ADVANCE SALE ALONE ote gn menasement take pleasurein announcing ss the FR. ADELE AUS DER O1 the Gurted Young Pianiee BOSTON THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Is not unmindful of the enthusiastic reception corded to it last season, and no pains will be to make ‘concert ‘s memorable occasion musical year of Washington. age seg Feat eh Se. ow on le wt 302-1, w fess C._A. ELLIS, Manager, T= REDPATH LYCEUM BUREAU ANNOUNCE Mrs, SCOTT-SIDDONS In an evening of her world-famous recitations, ar THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCE, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1888. ‘Tickets. 50c., 75c,and $1. For sale at, Ellis Music Store, commencing Thursday, January 12, at 8 o'clock am. Farewell tour in America, (QECOND CONCERT or THE TLHELMI CLUB, Universalist Church, SATUR- DAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, at 8 ‘p.m. ‘The Orchestra will be assisted on this occasion by the famous BEFHORS, Ax HEINRICH, of New York. Admission, 50 cents, __$a7-4t_ LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN AT ST. DOMI- nic's Hall, 6th and F sta. 6.w., by Kev. D. J. STAF- HED, oF Cleveland, Ohio, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, jubject: “The Authority of the Catholic Church.” Ibepecoveds wil be piveh to tas pace of Be Doial- nlc'a Pariah Tickets, 50 cents, Lecture will commence at 8 o'clock. ae NEW NationAL THEATER, ‘OPERA, TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8: Last tire of THE J. C. DUFF COMIC OPERA COMPANY in the Comedy Opera entitled “DOROTHY.” Prices: 25 cts, S0cts,, 1 and 91.50. 3a7-8t NEXT WEEK, BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY. Monéay—DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT, with ‘Mile. De Lussan and great cast. ‘Tuesday—CARMEN, with entire strength of company. Wednesday—ELIXIR OF LOVE, Seats now on sal xT E*™* xew warionat THeatER, One Week, commencing January 9. ONLY MATINGE SATURDAY. Grand and Standard Opera in English by the Famous BOSTON IDEAL COMPANY, Strengthened in every department. The best orches- tra ever maintained by the Ideal. A splendid chorus of fresh voices. A list of artists including MLLE. ZELIE DE LUSSAN, the acknowledged Queen. of the English Opers Stage. ‘MISS HELEN AVERY, the popular mezzo-soprano. MISS HELEN DUDLEY CAMPBELL, the celebrated. contralto, late of the National Opers. MR. GEORGE APPLEBY, the well-kno wn tenor, ‘MR. FRANK BAXTER, the exquisite lyric tanor, whose popularity in Washington has now become general throughout the country. ‘MR. W. H. CLARK, the king of American bassos. ‘MR. A. D. SAXON; Boston's favorite baritone. And MESSRS. J. W. HERBERT, CLEMENT BAIN- BRIDGE, and J. C. MIRON, comedians. A repertory free from operetta and opera bouffe. ‘Monday and Friday, DAUGHTER OF THE REGI- MENT (first time here). ‘Tuesday and Thursday, Bizet’s masterpiece, CARMEN id arnt time here). Sa Wednesday Evening and Saturday Matinee, ELIXIR Saturday, FRA DIAVOLO. Sale of seats now in progress. Reserved seats @1 and 81.50. Ja5-3t \ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Oo aay Under the auspices of Mr. J. W. ALBAUGH, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, AT 8:15. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 11, AT 3, HOFMANN OONCERTS, Personally directed by Mr. HENRY E, ABBEY, of Abbey, Sohatlal and Grau” JOSEF HOFMANN, Pianist and Composer, aged ten, accompanied by ‘Mme. HELENE HASTREITER.. Sig De Anna. Bliss Nettic and a Grand Orchestra of 50 Mi from New ADOLPH NEUENDORFF. Seats now on sale at Brentano's, 1015 Pennsylvania 119 a.m. Scale of Prices: rved seats $2.50; ¥ nd $1. Admission, $1. Weber Grand 108 22-80 ALUEN © HANTS FIRST PRIZE IDEALS. ‘Wm. Muldoon. the Champion W: ‘oe Hart” Frat Brak supe, Ruse P pelle ‘Matinees Mon, Tues. Noxt—Kernell’s Mouarch Combination. Hs. ‘BIJOU THEATER. — ABAPPY NEW YEAR! TWICE DAILY ALL WEEK. JOSEPH J. DOWLING ‘and. Powerful Metropolitan Cast in NEVER SAY DIE! Next Week-HER ATONEMENT. e Mustcat, Gexres, bg K. inthe city January Sand. 12, has e- in this city. ry Tou sent the following ieee © albert, Weber the Great Piano Manufucturer: ‘TRANSLATION, My Dean Mz. Wanen: ee Tmuch revret that 1 cannot thank you in the lah lancuage for the maginificent instruments wale you have placed at my disposal for muy concerts, cghiy ihe powerful tone, the Tbewutital singing and ug quality of your’ instruments render iy ape pearance in the Metropolitan Opera House possibie, Snd until now I have found no i nt whose Tone, Touch, and Musical Propertics were so syuipar ‘Metis to me as thowe of your pumnotorten. tefully yours, FMANN. Nuw Yous, 14 December, 1887. ‘This youthful Pianist-Composer has created s fect furore wherever he lias 3 ils marvelous Playing a tho sensation of the times and muaictaus ne him the due to divine us. The” Weber’ Piano, which Bi ceLU- SIVELY ta, hie concerts, has fairly sbared the iB Sonderfal success, and bis Charuinely. written: let Of thanks to Weber amply proves his appreciation of Other name to. the: lox ‘Of great: Artists whose rns x Careure are lined with that of the Wober Piano. SANDERS & STAYMAN, SOLE, Aa! a3 fun. RA ON, OF SOUVENIRS. quire fo beau a punted Placa ted inh Ee ah ecaremae tea, llusions, Stage Entertainments new, olay eal, cinacenny pautee Po na Re eg ee L soa pareanstaguabien ol ntomsoensee Onn TS ee oes TINT Geeayeue AMUSEMENTS. (apenas Fepregetiararta acne S88 COURSE OF LECTURES feceemi ass S30 $33 7th ee, Gr, mi. S38 ‘Will Begin iss 5.00 308-01 ia HO Mal NEXT MONDAY AT 8 P.M. e ~ Sa ee 3.5 _3§ ‘RENT—SiX-ROOM BRIOK HOUSE, 828 1st Fr ne. Toguiresse istse nee _” 06-3". BRICK 724 117TH ST. NW. EIGHT Come and Hear + McGURK’sS LECTURE ON IRELAND, The First of the Course, and See the Pictures of *_.te- tions and Other Illustrations of the Present Condition of Ireland. ‘Tickets for Course of Seven Lectures.. sto Nye Fe RENT_TO RESPECTABLE COLORED. PrO- leagant new brick houses: four Tooms: water, ; $10 each, between Grh and 7th and andG sta.ac. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 927, st. 6-6 RENT_FURNISHED_1a15 5 ST. HOUSE Ne payments See neat nia Fiitse faceted ty ueereany baat tow ceacean 8130 | Panging trot Scene. $2.80 10 3,000 per month; owner desiring to leave etty 4.25 | Vor pas dsome Lote on north aide of Boundary GONZAGA HALL 471 87. x. w. _1t_| Romesndelable Apply onpremisen _" Sadbee | ot bevwman T7aand tein. at a — — ae FOR RENT Biter, Hor SE B38 IST ST. S ry a TG ‘between = = ee modern inproyements. in nice onder front THE VERY Fixes 3 FOR RENT_HOUSES. fuck yards coal Waal is treat "ATGALLIGAN. 2 Tub GUY ar 5 cENi mn pooh ~—! x Int ieee lanse Yatere . Siuekb & Go. KR RENT—2511 K ST. N.W.. A NICE 7- Re —417 12TH 8ST. E., TWO-STORY 1007 Pet. Tlouset gus, waver, stable, lance Sarde ei Fitted beeting, nz ttoae ester jan maa are Rp FakDo parking infront: GIS 30 Alen aS 1326 F at__ BN, Phocstory Hetck. ive rooins. #1030 HOR RENT—145 LST. 6 ROOMS, HALL, | #5-6t- SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, bath, rang, latrobes, ic.; in’ perfect order, €22 RK RENT—LARGF, 12-ROOM HOUSE, FRONT- = Ts peri Rey next sor” ANE SASL | PRE REST, RNG twos, HOUSE FRONT: | Doon SAL — DESINANLE NEW ‘Tih _daF ate 500 Center Market. | ences, stable; terms reasonable, Apply at L106 L st. ‘st. near 16th n. FF Ghonnn tek bol aad Inver yond rem S1800; | SOR RENT—DWELLING ATX oak | Gatien ARbrSG's Wort tet hol aad later Yad rent S10; | E30 DWELLING AT N. WOOK 15TH | @fomsand colar, So's Wart fey 435 3 leo 35156 ‘Sst Georgetown; nad Q sts. containing 10 rooms, freshly percen | O08 Lithet aw. eee Tooms; rent 810. and plumbing rently vat ty thorvuelly salitary con: dition; rent, $50 per tao. FITCH, FUX & LROWN, JOR SALE—GON NEW YORK AVE. NW. JOR RENT—FRAME DWELLING. 1094 9TH ST. be rooms aud bath: ranwe, latrobe, bot and Rw.; 7 rooms; water and gas, THOS. 9. MYERS | _300-6t 7 % 1437 Pa ave. | fan he ews pagered aa ye vont 10219ihstnw. ““" ya7-8t* "| JQOR RENT—HANDSOME HOUSE, RENT Low To | “Je7-t ‘ALKER eS WiLS OR RENT — 1 OTH ST xe door | Bdemrapie, iouant. "12" rooms: just bandsotoe BRICK DWELLING ON MARION §{ @ Connecticut aveuue, “ADpI) J. VN HUCK, ecticut aver ply J. VN. Pennaylvania ave, z hoe RK RENT—BUILDING 606 F ST. : located for office purposes. can be leased {or from East Capitol st'; mew bath; price 830. "Apply there. a3 term iat, Ptemted ef nowt. shod cant roquited. "YrLbn & RUPE F%. SALE—A VERY Di Grell 1. Gre and baths rou Goa, 1-2 "1307 Fat, Tr. gas, Water, 20 re boenchans for ssualler propert Well-located .. Or. , fine cellar, CKAKLES B CAYWOOD, sold before Jan 14, KD, Ja7-3t* Basement, 916 F stn. e130 | diz Fo RENT— Maes. ay, | st 17.30 oe i 1 near DupuntCir..i rere Srae m B BALD si aw. 7. Office rooms in Saul building, te Patent Office, Houses for rent in all sections of the city — Call aud get bulletin, ‘CHAS. F.BANES, Sad-6t 1508 F wt. how, + ‘Rear 2 Sith. 9 723 OTH ST. SE, Two-sToRY | JK 3109-11 N.Y. ave, Sr...10 3100-11 &. ht 810 ver mokth. JOHN E EW HOUSE 906 L 8T._N_W., CON- taining 9 rooms; elegant house with all modern improvements, Apply to W. O. JOHNBOS, 738 13th Bi 10 Corner Cleveland ‘tna st nw, Boundary st 404 ONPome! FURNISHED. ee £6! I, bet. 18th & 19th, sea De Salenst. " 1.800 F st. bet. 1 L53y 13th st ESCOTT & WILCOX, a a Goan ane bet! OR RENT— See RL. iioeiT7thee 1Nthe 0.W..11r.8166.6' Conn. ave., bet. K & 1.200 Corcoran, bet. 13th “& 10r....1: N st. bet. 19th & 20th 200" Agthats..... >and 100 Cor.i7th'and Kats. 166.67 2istet. bo G EH. bot Udand dy: CNFURNY G Masa.av. n.w, 3201 Ii 1632 Kstn.w.cr-Far e190 1 1837 Mat. OO-L1- Lt wt te DoW. WF. VALKER, 450 Louisiana ave. ‘bath, cellar, furnsce, bute teh Yast Bw ‘ a 50n Sih be aw. > Office rooms, 519) 580 Bist st awe Fa et ‘Y ¥ moat desirable sections of theartye Untarnished fats er —t Fo Untarnie 3 : A is ‘portion of the my ip g piygtour ofice nor Pere ——- For fu tt cal? at othce far oulictes tenet ny, siya t __ HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15thetnw, | the istand 16th, _ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, —ja6 _ ate ROR RENT—Neak THE caPiTOr. A DESIRABLE | FTOE SALE_SOUTH WASHINGTON KESIDE: oat Ni eee rer cede AR EABLE | cng et. tatwom th end Tih etn ‘prewed BUSI N at. descong Ranpeantty,stvasted txhck S front, bay” window, 8 rome. occujlel ty owners ii6 stn . “Also 7-rovin Brick ou 13th st. 8 Is16 15th st nw. 7 Alben FOR, 3g Zh Frcoruer house: bay 920 F at. nw. ‘sunny rooms nv u 914 L at. z iE INVESTMERTS_ONLE WIA Ea e50iireated af Owinen e coun of tient hit, nem houmn, woes 1408 17th BW ATS Sager rent paving tusive (ie) percent. Only lJ aah, ‘and balance a r “431 ER & CO. 916 F enw. dees WASIDN DANES OWE: ‘OR RENT—129 11TH ST. 8 E, SEVEN ROOMS, bath, closets and cellar; moder improvements! legant condition. Inquire at 19 Baut Capitol st- LOR RENT_92 ST. N. E, 8 ROOMS, FUR. Betect ets ria bart 8 30 13040 st. 9 rome: all ma. 396-11 ower | Fok, SAEE“ONE OF THE FINEST, FINISHED. window ‘and all heated, a Fah SALE STHREE FIRST-CLASS. SEVEN ROOM Ta20 Successor to Dauenhower & Son. 1115 well-built aig-room houses in the city”. bay By santemdmtoarmes steel 215 18th st. nw. ___ eae 102 Mat-a.w-; 5 rooms Houses: all modern improvemeuta, very low from brick. Gordon 2 0 iscaaakicel 1: OFFICE ROOMS. Seb oR, $5,000. "GEO. P. GOFF, ‘Room 3, — Seb gt OO" STALEY & HILL, O94 no F 2 Blewant rooms in “Su | oR SALE—A HANDSOME THRERATORY BRICK OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE: 9 ROOMS, CELLAR | {94 85, BE ee eg ite | A Dwelling, 2213 13th et a... collar. eight roomey ‘and ali mod. imps.; stable if desired: convenient | }234 9th st $3 casnt om S40 16100 | ang bath: all modern improvements: excelleut neigt to market; departiuents, schools aud street cars, low | 9. is'39 P borhood:’ convenient to two lines of cars. Will sell Fent ® good tenant, Inquire at 220 K st. nw. ja7-aee | 1010 10th 1a oe OL Fett Boat. 5 trout | Cheap tf aold at once. Foi REXTGA, TEN BOOM BRICK HOUSE, | 4741 F stn ‘30941. 3d fi dn5-3t "hE WARNER & ©O.. 916 Fat. nw. ‘finbly furnished: centrally located: all moaern iu: | 2027 Pst n, JOR SALE-TWO OF THOSE ATTRACTY rovements. will Tent cheap to reliable parties, | 1903 K st. 2 Brick Dwellings ou Arthur Place (opposite C NORTH WASHINGTON KEAL ESTALE CO. 1420 | 144 Ast. n. ounds): two stories afd cellar. seven noone Fst.nw. a7 | 1 Pe fe ‘gl motions nprovenenias brio only 84.000. = = VARS h ne JOR RENT—TWO-STORY HOUS! 1611 Mari . oar Ls Mnouth, in-sdvenceret | 1615 Marion JOR SALE—ON WASHINGTON ST. GUST NORTI G12 Sth st. nw. Inquire at 614 Sth st, now. Ja7-2t° | 1327 13th wt, Kot new Pension Ofice), two two-story Brick Deel JOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 942 N ST. NW.i| } ~= improweusenta” If sold at ones will eal for 97 sx roomie, in complete ors iedery liuprows: KH, WALLER & OO. 016 Fat iments, Inquire of T! 2. 307-30" ROR RENT— 600 bth st. a.w..8 Sr, m. 7th sw. -& DLE. ‘on. OPW. TS laced with ine for rent or sale ts Iiberally ‘of cout to the owner, Property for sale call of wend at office. KO. HOLTZMAN. 10th aud Festa nw. T—-NEW HOUSE, 902 O STN. Wo O13 C at. aw. 10 ria ari C. H.’ PARKER, Cor. 43 and E sts.0.w, FLOR SALE—ON SOUTH SIDE OF F ST. BETW Hise, and Fe wea mw. lane, thre ao JFQOE SALE_ELEGANT RESIDENCE, hereon. F: story Brick containing ixteen rooms; modern uuproves 254100 to large alley. Prive, €3 DH WARNERE CO. D101 si nw. JOR SALE—A SPLENDID THREE-STORY BRICR: | Ei pouse, 11 root A 200 thw. aw; Will be chaser. E WARNER & CO.,016 Pat oR SALE-TWO HOUSES ON K ST. NEAR 4 hasideoe hg 12,500, x Pebas nie To, mona, mt ew a ied to be brs to bo appre Pre ‘BH WAKNER & CO., ii QOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, Gv a od aS re, near McP Square: 13 rooms, pan Taining 12 roome snd collar; 701, lat and @ ate a. | gorormased path, all modern tmprovemcnte, Also, Fong Matai wg Went Bj store separate; in good order;’ all Figity | of FRANK T. BLOWING, 416 oth et nw. d28-im | exposures; ali mod. ymupe.) wall be gold ie bouseGes Rat a we Aenit G50 por maRte AR. | JOE SALE HANDSOME RESIDENCE, mb. av.84 108.65 266. Moe W. THORN & ¢ Son rosy Island ave, near Lowa ‘rele, 1 221 Ct.av.n.w.. 1AT333.; 26 Mass. ave. lir. ieee eae cites os | EGRET PEED aaa 4833 Ge aw tr Toth ee. or 4 : JOH SALE_NINE KOCM X NEN Del. ave. Mat. i. corber, beated by furs mt f Tih te 8000. Ke eT LELPOLD, 1487 Fae a Foot brick, ow. rente for €0.90, new 207: ‘2404 14th at.. el th bat, 5 Oat nw, LiF 1527 Bt. BW OF LD F° Perey 141 a Pa RK SALE OR EXCH, 1708 w. 9 ra. 161: Cooke Place, 13r.....100 181 n.w.,14r. 166. y21 O st. n. w., Lir...12. 3 em a rs. st. 95 a sbove, Houses can be examinea by permit trom Apoly to 5.5. HERTFORD, 163315 Fot___3n3-O0— our of only, THOMAS J. TERS cO., HUFTY & DYER, SALE—ONLY THREE LEFT OF THOSE a7 1324 F ot. a 416-20¢ 1sthand Pete | Fuanascme uew bay windew brick houses in Fortuer OR RENT—JUST THE PLACE FOa BOARDING: | J{OR RENT—LARGE HOUSE, COMPLETE IN ALE | Flats © rooms hth rant. latrobe alate mauitels with house cor Int ad Hts ae the Go cam, | Ee spowuments: wel bested fore fro-caes | Ty enna ES eaters ent Pri oe: ten-roun House: Kit tay sta iL. vA ch, with modern iimprovemeuta, Inquire of D.CON ‘SWOMMSTEDT & BRADLEY, oS a ~ = LL, opposite corn Ma7-3 a29-1m 927 Fst Fe, Se Boom BRICK 1 on oe 7a “— | Ficoa rccation, cheap. 422} feet front on WOR RENT—FURNISHED. gp TF Dupont Circle, 12 rs, allm. 4.. per annum. 83, ho Toth st: nw. 14 fooms, all ni, fer muna Mat, near Thomas Cine, 1 realm om cicia 12 SREURNISHED. ae » 12 root, all ino. Simp w., 12 fonts, all hood. Dupont Mast. F MEYERS & SON, 1428 Now 1 UK SALE—1761 MASSA‘ BETTS a! i$ w, wy und bandeome @-see Baek ae rns, tak Tooms, 30 foot front, Fine ‘site for stores. Ist. nw. Rare chance, st once. 3. W, cave, J3-6t 2 feet to alley. 1796 Mamsach unettn av’ JOHN SHERMAN & en. co. Z it, “bth at now 10 roots “ais. 1407 F ot nw. _387-Bt_Successor to Daneniower & Son, 1115 F at. that 2. 10 rons al mod ape TUE, SITE A BARGATEWODERN SUBSTAN NT—218 3D ST_S.E. 13 10 ‘a tuod. irupa. : CK LES! ELL AN : oh EEE In, SE EE 12 BOOMS ALL 9 ees dteementueriagt | faaett uA ROUEN rane W REPETTI, Mat. nee <four rooms deep on first floor). pautrien, a7-3te id Pa cre ne, 1th, Data, Be. dry cellar: house is heated by farance ie > 1920 935 st L.w., newly and handsomely papered througlout, aod im JOR RENT— TWO NEAT SIX-ROOM BRICK howe, R18 and, 824 Bt. yard: $10 pec month. Key at excel Kk RENT—FURNISHED—19TH ST. N. W.. 3 it repair. “Tr Brick State in rear, ae ae Bi raed 000. thw. story aud cellar brick Dwelling: 9 rooms and. bath, ENT , open . ; Sei 10r855.40|Potomac Hall... nar month. Tins hUTHEN ORD, Ber30-40 408 Ned. ares 1307 F st. RENT_—CORNE! So |OUSE, Cot r. ee a8, moder improvements, in No. e inguire 474 Ost few. ddedwe F? JOUSE > STABLE, 041 M ST. n.w.; all in first-class condition ; covenient and 2 is washer, dining room, Kitchen ‘one igor’ 8 guod-xize dey cellars Bouse heated by bot aif furnace: wil rent fore1,000 PYiolm STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st, JOR RENT—A FINE THREE STORY AND BASE. ment house, 2277 iid Sts. €.,13 rooma, all in good Tepair, mod. imps, good teigliborhood. near Avenue ‘care; 945 per month to a careful te98e WIGHT, = 7-30" _ 607 7th at 2, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. R = N. H. AVE. NEW, THREE: | 5-55 ao: — = Or tod callst ‘House, open graion, aman- SALE—FOUR ACRES ON OOLUMBIA Se eee ta is at a, wee 8 Pon fotoon ove. untaterrupted’ view ot city ana Hivens ee BESS ae On ond sah $0 gee | Pat ste at, iangaouecaea crea coe: Merete Ast Res th aS $125 308 P neon He, sth ene ate Rt: ee me 116.66) and 2 ra. 1: floor. bei) SALE—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AT inmate PERSONAL SZLEDR ak SAPEO™ TOEUSE Hise ARs soum coma EEE st. D. Wee oo nw. 101 Seana Sra ‘complete aix-room Hounes, just fi a nee, within bait ae toc 2 Rae oe Cn 2 Uh VERY NEAT AND ALE—WE OFFER FOUR “i - 4 juare of H-street care ‘or will sell’ them separate in