Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Brdteations for the % hovers commencing al 3 p.m. Por the District of Columbia, Maryland, and ‘Warmer, fair weather, followed by” rain, wo southeasterly winds, Down's Gnmar Pouce. six Sac — This grand courction of Chines and Japapese Borcelalns i= now ow extubitiva at Dowitag’s, 11th eet and Pennsylvania us, erabraclna Fare Specimens in Chine tabie decorations and ce- Famles and rare and costly porcelains aud bronzes, We whole forming the eboicest collection of ort @ntal art ever went to this ¢ ‘The sale will take Blace on Wednesday morning next, and continue ‘Until all are sold. rs: and also a great arkets, Ras fnark-down in prives of Children’s Cloaks and Suits, afew at one-third thelr regular price and We Lalunce at prices that wili close the entire Stock iu a short ti Ge0ds No trouble tos Call aud inspect these we them. RH. Tavton, Wa. H. MeKwew, Successor, ‘ks Pennsylvania avenue, Ovencoars reduced to $9.90. BisEMAN's, 7th & E Ate Ricew’s Fawcy Mepicryms and toilet requisites are Warranted satisfactory In every respect or your money Is returned. “Try them; it costs you nothing if you do not recetve All the benefit or satisfaction you expect. Soid Almost everrwhere. | Descriptive catalogug and Price list sent free on applicatior We. B. RIKKR & Sow, Drugyists and Manufacturing Chemists, Established 1846, at 353 6th ave., New York, Lavrosms, Raxges, FURNACES Job work promptly done. "s,s. Shedd & Bro., 432 orh st. Ove Stock of imported and domestic neckwear ‘and howery contains the choicest and latest novel- es of the season, Franc, Oue-Price Hatter and Furntsher, corner 7th and D. Ovencoars reduced to $9.00. Fisway's, 7th & E A New Ruaren.—This great discovery, unlike that of most importaat and advanced agricultural Implements, Is of world-wide interest and not con- fineu to farmers alone. Its practical test showed conclusively that in the reaping of unstinted raise from thousands of nervous sufferers, the cotch Oats Essence Company is in the lead of all. ‘Phe Scotch Oats Essence will cure any case of ner- Yousaess, neuralgia or mental disease, Fox Washington dressed beet go to Jno. R. Kelly, Stall= G2x, G24 and 60 Center Market, and 200 and | 208 Nortiern Liberty. Corn beef « specialty. Stave MANTELS at cost. Shedd « Bro, AT BARGAINS IN {ir stock to close bust foul and sflver cases. glasses, large quadruple p: WELKY.—Selling out en- assortment of Rogers’ ted ware, No reason- gvods, and every arti- dof money refunded. see also our advt. in Auc- | OvEncoaTs reduced to $4.90. Hiseman’s, 7th & EL | Many of the customers of Jusephine H. | will’ be glad to Fearn that her stecesors, Jen- | ings & 04 2H Kast 1ouh street, New York, are | at the Arti eh parlor ky Wit @ LU Of day and € +s Which are | wWortl by the ladies of | ing | Li. GREATER ¢ wine | ter an ; grades | MB Mering, cantare and bambs wool, All-woot apa Tues luiel: Souk formerly 10F HL Tavion, | Li. WekNaW, Successor.) <3 Pa ave. w CITY AND DISTRICT. A Startling Occurrence at Pettit & Dripps’ Machine Shop. A PORTION OF THE BUILDING DEMOLISHED AND SRV- RRAL MEN INJURED—THE THRILLING EXPERIENCE OF A WATCHMAN—STATEMENT OF THR POKEMAN. ‘This morning at exactly one minute before 7 o'clock the employes of Pettit & Dripps' machine shop, corner 14th and B streets, including about thirty machinisis, blacksmiths, apprentices and laborers, were startled by hearing a loud notse, followed by acrash as a portion of the butlding fell im. The notse was caused by the exploston of the boller, which 18 a 25-horss-power boller of the Ellis patent. Several employes were slightly injured, and one or two were badly hurt, but It is not thought that any will die. Mr. Wm. H. Berry, bookkeeper for the firm, was standing In the front office talking with W. H. Larman, foreman of the building, who was looking at the clock waiting to blow the 7-o'clock Wwhistie oo time. whole building was shaken, and almost every pane of glass was broken. ‘The oiler was tocated about ‘ifty feet from ths front oftice, and Was near the north wall of the butid- ing. “Tuis wail was badly shattered, and about Afteen or twenty feet of It was Lhrasen into the ad- joining yard, wile a sinall portiowWr the opposite Wall was thrown out upon the B street parking. The i of & portion of the north wall caused the second floor to give way and letdown a large quantlty of the heavy machinery. WATCHMAN DEAN'S EXPERIENCE. Jas. Dean, the watchman, lives on the second floor, in the rear of the building. He had just left the breakfast table, and was on his. way down stalrs to start up the steam when the explosion oc- rred. ‘The floor gave way from beneath bim, and had he not caught hold of a piece of the ma- chinery he would have gone down with the floor- ing and machinery, and would probably have been sealded to death by the escaping steam. In Dean's room, where he had just ieft his wife, the break- fast Labie and stove were upset and almost every- thing in the room was broken to pieces. ‘THE INJURED MEN. H. A. Glover, foreman of the boiler shop, was near the botler when the explosion occurred, and was thrown a distance of 12 or 15 feet, but was not injured beyond a shaking up, dw’ C. Birming- ham, @ blacksmith about fifty-five years old; A. [. Washburne, a machinist about thirty years old, and John £. Hauf, a machinist about forty-five Years old, Were injured, and were taken to the rgency Hospital tn the patrol wagon. Harry son of Poilceman Ellis, was badly injured. Fas taken to his home, No. 642 G street. sout east. as Sanders, the’engineer, had Just en- tered the building when the explosion occurred and had not gone « PUREM, Mr. Larman, the foreman of the shop, sald to a TAK reporcer that he had Just left the boller a minute or two before the explosion occurred, The boiler, he said, was thoroughly cleaned yesterda: and Ulere was nothing the matter with It so far ashe knew. When le left it to go Into the office t if 1t was time to blow the whistle, he left lid guxges of Water and 60 pounds of steam, It Was exietly one minute before 7 o'clock when the explosion occurred, and had {t beea a minute later he would have been at the bolier biowing the whistle to call the men to work. ‘The loss he thought Would amount to about $3,000. INVESTIGATING THE EXPLOSION. Inspector Wilkinson aud the members of the board of steam-boller examiners made an exam- ination of the premulses this morning. The board | will hold a session to-morrow evening and take the testimony of all the persons who can throw any light on the occurrence. The members of the board Were averse to passing any opinion on It to- day. ‘The bolier, Mr. Wilkinson sald, had been tested up to 160 pounds. The board pro- poses to ascertain the competency of the man left in charge of the boller, and all Other pertinent facts In the examination | mnade this morning, the inspector found no sign of weakness in the boiler tron, ‘The boller, Mr. Lar- Fo-night. Hofmann Concert, y in a “Looking Glas” isin “The Daughter of Mamus’.—“ter Atonement.” KewNAN'S.—Varlet WosDEREAND.—Curto Manassas Panonasta. es and Variety. Day and evening. Condensed Locals. ‘The remains of Jamie &. Gussaway, the eleven- Fear-old som of Surgeon James M. Gassaway, of The Marine Hospital Service, Who Was killed near Westiteid, N.Y a5 stated in ‘THR STAR), Were buried this aiteruoou from the residence of Mrs. Crandell, 610 H street northwest. At a meeting of the Woman's National Press Assoctation at Willa: ei Saturday night,Mrs, Betwa Ls presi the resignation of Mrs. Lisle Lester as a incmber Was accepted, Papers were read by Mrs. Kose and Mra, Royne. Senate Saturday ordered the Dili to ue Association * Mount Vernon Ave “Tue WESKLY Star's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s, offered free to every bew “ulm titer fOr One Fear to ibe WEERLY Stak It ts a handsomely printea A of 101 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored te )sand diagrains abd contains a wealth of general imformatiua. See adveruse iuewt th another colunin, Artbur Smith, i, arrested by Officer Block on the charge ‘of stealing a bushel of coal from John T. Given, was given 90 days in Jail by Judge Heil to-day. Isaac Mergent, changed with a sin- Mar offense, Was given 4 siniiar senience, Frederick Bartholomew pleaded guilty tn the Pouce Court today to a charge of Incorrigibility, and was sentenced to tie Reform School, Samson Beavers, ap employee of the Baltimore ahd Uluo Kallroad, Was se’ ely injured yesterday @t the corner of Delaware avenue and H street. A heavy Fail fell on bim and he was badly bruised. It ts now said that Pfeffer has at last consented to play with the Cuicago Base-Ball Club next year. ireulars in Advertising Envelopes, ‘TWECASE OF F. D. STEPHENSON AGAINST POSTMASTER coNgRR. In the Court in Genera! Term, today, before Chief Justice Bingham and Justices Hagner and James, the rehearing in the case of United States, €X. rel, F. D. Stephenson against F. B."Conger (Postmaster), was commenced. This is an appil- a fOr & mandan.us to compel the respondent torecelve and forwand as third-class mail* matter circulars of petitioner in envelopes on which his eard was printed. ‘The Chief Justice said that the court was agreed that the petitioner had a Dnt the question wax whether the post. master was the person as to whom the writ should Beur. Mr. Freeman proceeded to argue this point. marceD Wird Assacurixg Mus. Nyg.—This im the Police Court, Albert Wood was mn assault on Mra Catherine Nye, HH. Nye, who keeps a hotel at the prnerot 7th and J streets. northwest, and the save was continued until Saturday. Mra Nye S the assauit to have been of am indece She stated to the prosecuting attorn: wrning that the defendant had tmade tnd cont proposals to ph several occasions, which ‘she bad not told ber husband of. On Saturday, she charges, be made ab Indecent proposal to her and assaulted her. The defendant denies the charge. assignment been bi 1 Matthewsdh of is 2k: 20Un street, for the beueNt of his creditors, to Kandolph Coyle. He inakes preferences of amounts due for rent and clerk hire, $105 to F. L. Radelifle, $102 to S. F. Boyd, of Philadelphia, and i to Mrs Elizabeth S Boyd. The st of ltabilicies, exclusive of the Dreterences, foot up about $1,500. — A Wire's Brit ror Divoxce.—Mary M. Ellis has, by Belva A. Lockwood & Co., tiled 4 bill for a di- Yorce trom Thowas €. EUS They were married December 2, 1873, have two children, and she (Charges her husband with deserting her in Decem- Der, 1885, and asks the custody of the children. Rew OVER BY 4 STREET CAK AND SERIOUSLY Ixsvaep.—Saturday night, about 12 Oclock, a Zong wen nated rick Montague, fell under 10 on the Columbia railroad, near the cor- Ret of sth strect and New York avesiue, and betore stopped the Wheels passed over Bis left leg, fracturing it in two places. ‘The injured mau Was dttended by Dr. Ingram, and was after- FAs Memoved to his home No. 1274 I street north- ie Ax AGED Covrix IxpicTep YOR LaRceny.—This Worming Henry Sarteux and Mary jaret Sarteux, an aged couple, were brought bere fom Philadelphia ©B& warrant of removal and delivered to tue marshal. ‘They are indicted here for tue larceny (Of household goods valued at $30, on July 27 last, ‘the goods belonging Lo JA. & LT. Sanker. ‘Tux Suakesreane CicB.—The Sees ot, ME and Mra ios, 1h ou Saturday eventag with the members and friends of the Shakespeare Club. The prograin for the evening Included the conspiracy scene from jus Cesar,” literary and mi culons, after whien a supper was served “Hee Tus TuxaTmcat Mecuasice ‘Theatrical Mechanics’ Association gave Uheir first Sunual banquet last aignt in Meyer's Hall, 7th and N streets northwest. “A number of actors and Singers were present snd took part in the exer- aes, The committee in charge were: J. K. Beb- vend, chairman: Chas. Mueller, W. Mat ue Brady, and W. E. Beagie. — ‘THE IKisH-AMEKICAN CLCB—At a committee Muewting of the Irisb-Awerican Club yesterday ar- Fangements were made for the second annual re ception and ball. Juo. H. Kogers J.D. U'Connell Was elected secretary, ‘Thos. treasurer. The / Wing subcommittees were ap- Riuted: Printing and mustc—Col Jno. G. Healy, ae Dantel O Driscoil and Paul K Flynn; place and caterer—Thomas Kirby and J. D. O'Connell. — Xo diy No. jarlors of the rest- S P street, were Scuoot Hovses WatEp.—District Assem- oh, Kuights of L: resolutions resyr ju tad, the foreman, sald, Was thoroughly Gverhuuled about fifteen months ago. ‘The “blow-off” or “es- cape” waS fixed at 76 pounds, though the boiler Was allowed to carry 80 pou ‘The boller was fired this morning a little after 6 o'clock by the Watchman, the fire having been allowed to go out so that the boiler could be cleaned out yester- day. Ordinarily the Sres are banked at night. Mr. Larman could not discover any reason for the exploston. THE SCENE OF THE WRECK. ‘Many persons visited the scene of the explosion during the day. ‘The sidewalk in front of the shop oa 14th street was covered with flue glass from the shattered windows. A section of the wall, about 20 feet in width, was biown out of the north side ot the butlding alinost as cleanly as 1 the Work had been done by brickmasons. Insi. the shop there was @ scene of ruin around the boller. “Floor Umbers, confused masses of ma- chinery, and portions of tue boiler and engine were heaped together in disorder, and one could look up through a great opening tn’ the ceiling above to tue rvof of the building. The force of the explo- sion appears to have expended itself upward, Thus tue workmen gathered in the building escaped in- jury. THE INJURED M1 ‘The four men who were so seriously injured as to require medical attendance were standing in front of the boiler warming their hands. One of | them, Ellis, the apprentice, it 15 stated, had his | hand on one of the gauges, “He was knocked sense- | Jess and remained unconscious for some time. He | Was badly scalded and hada severe cut on his | right leg. three men taken to the Emer- keucy uospital, aiter having thelr wounds dressed rewere Laken to their homes. Hauf, who lives | at 1002 Gth stteet southwest, was scaided, cut on | the right arm and bruised avout the face,’ Wash- burn, who lives at 303 14th street, was badly | bruised about the right arm and lez, and Birmin; hain, Who lives at 117 € street southeast, was cut on te bead and bruised about the face, left leg | and ankle. — ‘The Nealy-Hare Torpedo Company. A CHARTER UNDEK THE LAWS OF WEST VIRGINIA— WELL-KNOWN CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON THE IN- COKPOKATORS. A charter under the laws of West Virginia has been granted the Nealy-Hare Torpedo Company, with a capital stock of 2,000,000, to purchuse the patents and monufacture the Nealy submarine torpedo, familiarly known as the “Sea Devil.” ‘This torpedo, which 1s of the auto-mobile class, was described in detail in many newspapers throughout the country at the time the patents were granted. The inventor, Mr. Sid. H. Nealy, is a well-known citizen of Washington, and nis in- vention Is covered by patents in the United States and all important foreign countries. The com- pany Will hold a meeting for the election of ofti- cers in a few days and will begin operations at once. The following 1s a list of incorporators, em- bracing many of Washington's best and most sub- stanUal Dustness men: Geo. Il. B. White, National Metropolitan Bank; W. 8. Webb, Gen. J. W. Denver, Francis B. Monun, Hon. Charies Pomeroy, Thos. H. Sherman, Maj. ‘aufTmann, Scuuyler Dur- f Col. W. O. Dougias, Judge A. J. Willard, Aibert ‘Gleason, J. C. Heald, Col, John Bowles, Wm. C, Murdock, ‘Wm. F. Holtzman, Col, | La Vm. J.Warren, chiet J.B. Wimer, J. . au of Engineers; ormstedt, A. 8. Dou; Green B, Raum, Win. A. ith, A. M. Lottirop, Col. it Smith, R. E. Bradley, H. H. W. G. Moore, Hallet Kilbourn, Kobt. of. biliot Coues, Maj. Wim, Cranach W. J. Keoe, Joun Gibson, Dr. W, |. 0. L. Pruaen, J. W. Douglass, Gen. ner, Wm. k, Riley, W. E. Curtis, Hern- on Morseli, Col, A.C. Stevens, 8. W. Woouwa: W. W. Curlls, Gen. 8. 8, Burdette, and ST. Morsell. gordon, Wm. Herbert Jas. P. Low, W.S Kendall, Col cabs ‘Talking for Prohibition. The first of a series of Weekly mass meetings in the interest of probibition in the District, to be held under the auspices of the W. C. T. U., in the colored churches in the city, was held yesterday afternoon in the 19th street Baptist church. Mrs. ‘T. A. Williams presided. After devotional exer- elses, conducted by the Kev. Dr. Phillips, of the Israel C. M. E. church, Mrs. Margaret Weaver, the ‘author of the prohibition bili now before the Sen- ate, explained the present status of that bill and the means to be adopted to secure its , Addresses were made by Dr. Steward, Rev. G. W. Moore, Rev. Walter Brooks and C. M. Whitney. Petutions for the passage of the bill were circulated during the meeting, and received a number of sig. natures. After the meeung an ton was | effected, composed of inembers of the W. C. T. U., {or the Purrose of systematizing the wark of car: rying on these meetings In tne future. ‘The meet- ing developed the fact tat there tsa lively interest among the pastors and mvunbers of the colored ghurches on the question of prohibition in the strict. A mecting was held also at the 19th street Bay ist Church, wnleh was, addressed by Rev. Mr. Stewart, Kev. W. H. Brooks, Mr. C. W. Whitney, Kev. Geo, Moore and Mra W. A. Weaver. A branch union was formed, Mrs. Jessie Laweon being elec resident . L. Jordan secretary, Sud Miss M. A. Carter, treasurer. A tem meeting Was ‘held at the Unity Presbyterian church, corner 14th and K streets northwest last evening. Gen. Bryan M. Cutcheon, of Michigan, delivered the address. ‘A meeting at Hayden's Hail last held by the Minerva Club, was addressed by Messrs, go, N. Stearns, of New York, and H. B. Moulton ‘of this city. ‘The Temperance Loyal Legion, at its mebting at the Metropolitan M. E. church, yesterday after. hoow, Was addressed by Dr. Newman and Mrs. Young, of Kansas, —_-__— ves Crain and Col Ji Campbell, of the Peusion omce? | Until to-day for (rtal—J, H. Scuuitz on Saturday The Mary Hall Building. DR, SHIFPEN CALLS UPON THE AUTHORITES TO PURIFY LOCALITY. Lind re Rev. Rush R. Shippen, who is one of the trustees of the Miner fund, devoted nis sermon at All-Souls church yesterday in part to the controversy ling the proposed location of colored Safa that f wis hoped tat by city schools of the primary Shops aud kindred iniquities, Wile is BS, ni pp juce De also enitst the genefoaities of euarfea and churches to joln in filling industrial teaching. ‘The orig! troversy, be really lay that the colored were the Miter bufiding, tn wi Dr. Shippen thought they may have ‘cause for grievance, especially if true, as he nad heard, that their elilidren as iar north ‘as O street Were ‘tobe sent south of Pennsylvania avenue. ‘There were, he said, south of Pennsylvania avenue swarms of colored Children, enough, to crowd the jouse, alreai among the evil surroundings of that. vienity. The misfortune of the. Miner fund 1s that so Much money has been absorbed by purchase of the bullding and its thorough renova- Uon by plumbing and painting, which altogether Approaches a cost of $20,000, ising the income for the trustees. It 18 impossible for the trustees to have any selfish desire for more money. All they have and ask js for disinterested beneficence among the colt have been % ly impressed with the fact, “T have ” said Dr. Shippen, “that for a month we have been loudly proch that there 1s a square within a stone’s throw of our Capitol wi is unfit for a children’s school, By that confession our city stands disgraced betore the civilized world. What God's Kingdom, may corns exeepe upon this spot God's Kingyom may ex serra teats “Heat saat Jet it be ailled up. If there 13 us miasma and infection our first business is to purify it. In the North End slums of Boston ther Taylor lanted his chapel, and more recently the benevo- lent women of the city have carried on kinder- gartens Ul the neighborhood 1s being redeemed. understand the President has been urged to for- bid schools being in this Miner Trust butld- ing. Better were it to enlist his great authority eae ees een to make the Vicinity fit fora school. Itis said isto be petitioned. For what? Shull we put upon that thn to reedgale a tua tn aight of hele very them ize & square In E very windows as yielded to Satan With unconditional surrender? Better ask them to apply dynamite enough to turn the square into part of the public mall. At the city police headquarters Tam as sured that there is law enough and police force enough and authority C44 clear out the locality in sixty days. Then let it be done. I call upon the Commissioners and our colored brethren, and this church, and people of the whole commun- ity soto risein their moral sentiment as to re- move this scandal and disgrace, and so to purity and carry forward in the line of Miss Minez’s noble charity the education and uplifting of the colored children of our city.” —_-———— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax EveNixe Stas. DeaTu ov J. H. D. Suoot.—The death of Mr. Josiah H. D, Smoot occurred yesterday morning at 7:50 o'clock, Mr. Smoot succeeded his father, many Years ago, in an extensive lumber business: here, and a few Years since added a planing mill to his lumber yard, Always an active citizen, he was for a long Ume a leading member of the board of heaith, and las been promiiuent in Freema- soury Lédge, Chapter aud Commandery. ite wasy like the late Mayor Smoot, bis cousin, and sever other prominent gentiemen here of the same name, @ native of this city. Early im this century fot Smoot brothers came Uo this city from St. Mary's County, Md., and each entered a separate branch of business, Alike industnous and enterprising ach prospered, and they soon grew to be among the most uselul aud thritty ltizens, ‘Their de- Scendants are all esteemed among leading mem- bers of our community. OrriciaL NOTIvICATION TO SENaTOR-ELECT BAR- Bour.—'The legislative committee to ask Hon. J. 8. Barbour's acceptance of the Senatorship—Messrs, Kolner, Hunt McDonald, Ryan, Hay, Echols, and Gordon—reached here last Saturday, and, by ap- pointment, met Mr. Barbour at the custom. ihe Beata, & ANEcGrne aay fayor Dow! mbert, , J W. Burke, J. 8.'B. Thompson, W. W. Scott, and others were present. Mr. Kolner announced to a a berg oe of sae ives from Virginia, and Mr. B. accepted the office in fuuing words. Hé was then congratulated per- sonally “by Senator McDonald on behalf of the republican minority of the ure, and the Party was entertained at lunch by Mr. Barbour, CoRPokaTion CouRt.—To-day 1s fixed by law for ‘the opening of the January court. Owing to the if i i 381 ira! BESET SE! baal z indisposition of Judge Meade the court is post- until next Wed! Among the cases ‘get for trial is that of Billy for the mur- der of Policeman Arnold. The escape of Williams will be reported to the court. ‘The trial of Jewell for carrying off Mr. W. A. Smoot’s horse, and other criminal tf.als will probably take plice during rn. ARREST.—A resident of Danville, Va., Mr. Taylor, ‘Sree tol in a eed Gen ae ington Raliroad, on Saturday night, as ar rested by Conductor Ketcham and on the arrival of the train here turned over to the polica, He 13 detained at the station for trial by the county autworities, Nores.—The mayor did not hold Sunday court yesterday. There were four prisouers at the sta- lon on Saturday night, but they remained over afternoon at wt auction, under a building association gale, for $825, Henry Grube's traine house and lot, on Patrick, uear Cameron street. — Rev. Dr. Fuippo, of Richiiond, preached last night in the Bapiist church here, where he was pastor for many years —The grand aMlcers of the Py- ‘Uhlan Kuights from Washington will aitend to- night te installing of Mechanics Louge here. — Alderman Park Agnew has been re-elected prest- dent of the Rellet hook-and-ladder company.— Luunver Inspector Adaias 1s ii at his home tn the first ward.—-The mayor has received from the ‘Secretary of the Treasury a certificate that Alex- andria has discharged ull tts obligations to the | United States with respect to the Alexandria Canal stock.—The city council meets to-morrow night and Will consider some proposals for the electric liguting of the streets. PPP. PoP PPP P ven in millions of homes quarter of a century. It is used by the United States Government. Endorsed by the heads of the Great Univers:ti-s as the Strongest. Purest ‘aud most Healthful. Dr. Price's the only Baking Powder monia, Lime, Sold that does not contain Am: or Alum, only in Caus, PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ‘ST. Louis. ia7-ankw Bro Suass Ur z IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS. ASTRAKAN CLOTH, reduced to 75. qiimdsene BISCO Striped SILK VELV ETS, 91, re- ‘Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS, wide: bie width, 6s reduced 32 ——er vellerit quality Bis UBLE WHITE TSsiehily wtioh aib7, 1 BLAN] 82. 12h. ue ol . HANDSOME CLOTH PLAL ‘and a halt wide, pure Wool and silk, 81, reduced CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, COLORED SILK VELVETS, 1; reduced to 50c. French SALTINE COMPORIC, @2a50%9 °° 20° DOUBLE WHITE BLAN ‘immense size, extra iz, nt Dress | all all aad eae th erect Te LO grarartae ie ‘S87 Don't fail to ask for toe valuable present. at 6 Prices Repvcev. Prices Revver. FINE SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, JACKETS, VISITES and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, ‘MUFFS, BOAS, CAPES and ‘CRIMMINGS. Pubile schovls, tu: aid w of Balu for Washing- be no excuse for soiled collars and cuffs when they can De Eee tion ct ven'isy advertised 1B ap- 3 Mr. Wife, Miss Patterson, of New York; ‘Mr. "Morris Murphy, wife Yay, ie hai “I had rheamatism so that when I sat or laid down I could hardly get up. Hood's Sarsaparills has almost me.” P. CABNES, Galion, Ohio. —It you make up your mind to try Hood's Sar- saparilla, do not be induced to take any other. Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ieee Bes SIXTH GRAND ANNUAL MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR SALE. IT 18 WITH FEELINGS OF GREAT CONFIDENCE THAT WE ANNOUNOE OUR SIXTH AN- NUAL SALE-OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDER- WEAR. THE UNVARYING AND IMMENSE SUCCESS OF OUR PREVIOUS SALES HAS INDUCED US TO MAKE GREATER PREPARATIONS THAN EVER; AND WHILE WE OFFER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES WE HAVE MAINTAINED THE EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY AND WORKMAN- SHIP FOR WHICH OUR UNDERWEAR HAS GAINED A REPUTATION OF WHICH WE ARE JUSTLY PROUD. WE WILL FROM MONDAY DEVOTE THE HALF OF OUR SECOND FLOOR TO DISPLAY GAR- MENTS OF THE LATEST IMPROVED DESIGNS, ‘Wo have divided the Entire Stock into three lote, LOT 1 WE WILL SELL AT 480. ‘This includes Drawers, Chemise, Skirts, Gowns, and Corset Covers. First-class workmanship, and cut to the latest approved patterns. LOT 2 WE WILL SELL AT 74c. Included in this lot are Drawers, Chemise, Skirts, Gowns, and Corset Covers. Best workmanship and most modern approved desixns, LOT 3 WE WILL SELL AT 980. Included in this lot sre Drawers, Chemise, Skirts, Gowns, and Corset Covers. Best workmanship. Best This sale we have decided shall positively last ONLY. FOR THIS WEFK, ending Ssturday, January 14, 1888, at 9 p.m. So it is necessary for you to buy now. ALL GOODS WAKRANTED AS REPRESENTED. As the margin on these goods is amall, and to procure them s0.asto sell at such low fixures we were obliged to pay cash for them, we must necessarily becompelled tosell them for CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. aa ANS 22, 424, 426 71 im fr eae, th st, 41° Posnvexy Tue ‘Tue Wezx OF BARGAINS PRIOR TO REMOVAL TO OUR NEW BUILDING, 514 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., DEALERS IN SEWING MACHINES, STAMPED LINES AND EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, 528 OTH ST. N. W. LOOK OUT FOR DATE OF THE GRAND OPEN- ING OF OUR NEW BUILDING. a7 Gavzes Asp Iitustoxs AT REDUCED PRICES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pa ave, Have reduced the prices of Evening Dress Goods, and offer decided bargains in the latest styles of Illusions. Great reductions have been made. Crystal Pendant Grenadines, reduced from $2 to Plaid Tinsel Silk Gauze, reduced from $1.25 to @1. Figured Illusions, reduced from 82 to $1.50. Flowered Illusions, latest novelty, reduced from @4 to 83. Silk Bengalines, at 873., worth 81. ‘Silk Surahs in all shades. ‘Moire Silks reduced in prices, Elegant Sash Ribbons at half price. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania eve. a7 One Price, Rea Ovencoar Weatuee . + _ Real Overcoat Weather at last! What shail it ‘be-s rough coat for winter days and nights or ‘something more dressy? We have Ulsters from $10 to $25—just the thing for this kind of weather. In the dressy goods we have Fur Beaver from $15;to 25. In Chinchilla from $10 to $25. Also, Kersey ‘and Melton in all the fashionable shades, ‘We will expect you. Sitive’ ‘Thorotg iy tanted: utritious = d Harlaha, Christine Terhune Seeice Eatin mailed for 3 —_iewfemom Narioxat Noverry Wonxs, Room 45, Post building. 5 CITy ITEMS. sthohe Parris as 0, “Reyal Glue” mends China, Glass, Wood,ac uEbuige Rigor ‘Medical Congresa. eo Collars Enaraved; Razors sharpened eee “Wanroasr ao? Peana” S86, 1b, “Ward” Bae tty pans Sere BOSTON rf Fe wore than ONE HUN Soloist, forded to musical year of Ws tre, of fresh 100 (A»PAvan's GRAN ozua HOUSE AMUSEMENTS. EVERY EVENING AT 8. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. Engagement of MRS. LANGTRY, ‘ ‘Supported by MAURICE BARRYMORE and Her Own ‘Company, Presenting Her Latest Success, AS IN A LOOKING-GLASS. and the same ‘Scenery and nein, arnt ae, Re Sam it, New York, _Next Weok-MAGGIE MITCHELL. (AtBAvGErs obaND oPena HOUSE no ‘THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 75 Artiste, WM. GRKICKE, Conductor, ny GRaND MATINEE ow WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, AT 2:30. GERIOKE'S Splendid Bost hestra was natty GERIO 8) ton Orel tive city by audiences RED AND THIRTY THOU- ‘aud for ite series of this Bk ‘THO! iD PRT uRR pougans The management take pleasure in announcing as the ADELE AUS DER OHE, "Hie Qitied Yousy Piaase nearly ONE HUN- rere received from the Reserved Seats 75c., 81. and $1 Now on sale at Music’ Store of J. .- = ‘NEW NATIONAL THEATER, a pata ‘One Week, Commencing MONDAY, JANUARY 9. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. Grand and Standard Opera in English by the Famous BOSTON IDEAL COMPANY. Strengthened in every dey THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA junmindful of the enthusiastic reception ac- to it last scason, and no pains will be spared inake this “concert @ memorable fashington. ‘occasion in the 50. Admisaion 75c. ¥, Ellis & Co. nt, The best orches- ever maintained by the Jdeals. A splendid chorus voices, Monday and Friday, DAUGHTER OF THE REGI- MENTT (first time here), ‘Tuesday and Thursday, Bizet's masterpiece, CARMEN (first time here). Wednesday Evening aud Saturday Matinee, ELIXIR ‘OF LOVE. Saturday, FRA DIAVOLO. Prices, 250, 50c., $1 and 81.50. Mon., Jan. 16—The Great and Only HERMANN, _1t 42298 Buov THEaTER. 2 Performances Daily. Anson Pond’s Great Military Drama, HER ATONEMENT. PEOPLE ON THE STAGE. MAMMOTH UNIFORMED BRASS BAND. Next Week—Everybody's Favorite, MATTIE VICK- 100 HOFFMAN ECO Doors of y at 2 and & Store, commencing Thi am. ECOND CONCERT Som DAY aed Orchestra will be famous Baritone, and « Grand Orchestre Seats Spice ‘sod WEEK'O1 THE ORIGINAL SPARKS ba MypECIALEY COMPANY, 16 ARTI HEROULES, the Iron ieee ILL THOMAS, the Musical HUBER, the Araslons Caricaturict ESAU. the Modern Wonder. Curiosities, Liusions, M¢ u from 1 to Sand 6:30 to ‘General venta, 100. extra, (pur wepeata LYCEUM BUREAU ANNOUNCE Mrs, SCOTT-SIDDONS In an evening of her world-famous recitations, ar Farewell tour in America. desisted on tits ‘occasion by the Beale of ( Adiuission, $1. eee aa ‘) ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER. REIS TASER TON THEATER, « ana 250. ‘The Return of the Favorites, HAURY and JOHN KERNELS MUNANCH COMBINATION. a Lacie tea ‘and ‘Haile, Leonzo, Solan! and "Vassar, Jonnie Miaco, Be. Matiness Tues, Thurs, and Sat. 29 W onpentanp. ‘lvania avenue and 11th street. ‘BHO AUSTRALIAN 3. 1 the Man who Walks by fechanical Wonders. 10. Perform. ‘admission, 10c.; or- oe MaG-0t THE OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1888. kets, 50c., 75c,and 81, For sale at, Ellis' Music ores comamnchiclag Thursday, January 12, at Sovelock MAX HEINRICH, York. Admission, 50 conte’ ___sa7-4t_ (REG. ‘CHURC! Cc on Wor. 10th and G sts.) Under the auspices of Mr. J. W. ALBAUGH, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, AT 8:15, ‘WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 11, AT 3, HOFMANN CONCERTS, Personally directed by Mir. HENRY ABBEY, of Y ai Stey, Schade and Grew” JOBSEF HOFMANN, Pianist and Composer, aged ten, accompanied by HELENE HASTREITER.. e Nettle Capea ‘Mime, Sacconi.........-. Harpist Big. Romualde apis. 2 Ascompantat of 50 Musicians, from New fork, under the direction of ADOLPH NEUENDORFF. prise sha armace 1015 Pennsylvania karina fees ; Ja2-8t AL Tue Mosicar, who. ‘thi Great Plano Manufectu ‘Tone, Py is the feber Xm his success, ‘the magnificent. other careers 17 at. We Charles following letter to Albert Weber, rer: Gratefuly yours, NeW Youu {2'Dcember, 1687." | Cor BS a youthful Planiat-Composer has created » ‘him the homaee due the? Websr Piano, ‘whlch: Hotimans ‘has Gx ; HOFFMANN, ie city January 9and 11, has re- the TRANSLATION. ‘Winpsor Horst. aR: hat I cannot already thank you in the for the inaginificent inytruiments ih yoU bave placed at mny disposal for my concerts. the powerful tone, the beautiful siheine and fh ‘of your instruments render my pearance, fa the Motropolitan Opera. Hotse posal and until now T have found no instrument whose ‘Touch, and Musical Properties thetic to me us those of your pumnofortes. were 50 syinpa- JOZIO HOFMANN. His us times, and musicians to divine genius. ‘uses EXCLU- ‘has fairly shared the bo; ‘Aci ‘We : Ga ee ‘Hofmann adds an- Forlced ete tee Goose SANDERS & STAYMAN, ‘Main ot, Richmond, ae (ES, ply NEW YORE AVE. ANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, ome Hyon Dam to 10 5 Gieaxo Canrer Satz of Pomayivania ore, In order to reduce ourstock of CARPETS this month ‘we will offer the choice of ONE HUNDRED DIFFER- ENT @TYLES OF INGRAIN, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS AT PRIME COST. Gdc., worth $1. 2 Sal ‘ . ‘We atill have a few Unlsundered SHIRTS left at JOHNSON, GARNER & 0O., 636 Pennsylvanie sve., near 7th st. n.w. Coonme Br Gis ‘ aan tne ot @an8 COOKING STOVES (On band apd for eale, WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANE, Gr... WORMSTEDT & nw. Apply 7th st: wemente: in. ___ Bi WARNE KENTA FINE BRICK ‘309 ty 478 0 st. a. papered and pai Terrace, Sr Rear wt nw, ar. Bound at na e530 1375 Bound st.n.e_.5r! yf & BRADLEY. 027 Pot iT — NICE LITTLE 6 Room ‘W. H. COMBS, MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE ON N ‘bath and : emt 870. a ER & CO., 916 Fat. nw. 7B DWELLL Foul tiicet unsstumtoore Serta 20% ste, in frat-class order: all, modern mente THOS. E WAGGAD AOI at nw KR RENT—A LOVELY CORNER RESIDEN : been bul 038 ‘mod~ NG ON and iz only chtee years: nel Ti roomen with ait ineders tak im Drovimente; refit #40. “Inquire st 4740 stn. w. FOE RENT ae EAST CAPITOL AT AN EE kant new three-story and basement brick, with 10 Tooms: thorot juodern : facing south. with apache fiver Manan "acre of the prettiest houses on the Hill. 912 East Oapitol st, two-story and = Urick, with 10 rooms; modern, and in perfect order, @38. 212 5th st. ne, new three. brick; 9 rooms; thoroughly modern. rooms. modern §35. 334 12 B st. ne. 10 rooms: eae Hi : month. - ‘A. P. FAKD: 307 -3t ee ae R RENT—143 L ST. N.W., 6 ROOMS, 1 roth Ray uezt door WP. NASH, per mon next door. a weet AO __ 500 Canter Market oR REN’ (E DWELLING, 1024 9TH ST. FE n.w.: 7 rooms; water andgas, THOS. J. MYEKS, 1021 Sthetnw. are FOE FENT < 13 OTH ST (8B. ONE Doon from East Capitol st,: new brick; 7 id bath; pyjce $30. Apply there. al RENT— 712 20 st. n.w.. str. and 5r., Lat. n.w., 6ro 2 21st at, 12 1 714 19th wt. 1Or: 13 30 2116 Gat, ior. 11 28d 5 219 Tat. 31 20th. 2 15,171 1530 16th 25 Lt. 18 2ist st. 9r.. ni 408 K st 7 P st.,Sr..m.t 1426 Kat! zr m. Fi feiss tet en dens Rewaanm £4 1408 17th. 31 _- wae ROE RENT-129 117H ST. 8. bath, closets and cellar; m N ROOMS, improvements’ elegant ‘condition. Inquire at 519 Esst Capitol st. RENT_924 H ST. ished whole or in ‘Ost, 9 rooms. ut : 1 KENT—BRICK HOU! and {ll mod. imps.; to marl rent to ;,9,ROOMS, CELLAR i doprtalida shoots gat etiat ren pod tenant. Inquire at 220 K st. nw. ja7-3 : convenient RK FRENT—A TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, finelf furnished entrally located: all modern iu: rover will Tent cheay reliable ti JOLT WASHINGTON KEAL BSTAIE 000 14: Fst. un. Ja7-3t Fe, Bi re and cellar, for $25 2 mont! Giz Sthst. nw, Inquire at 614 Sth VOR RENT— 609 6th st. s.w., 81.82! I ORO ot ae +s 3} NT—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SIX in advance: at ae Fen Sy arose, SED, visits fn Ft : 701, Is wW.; store separate; in good order; all modern, im- Drovementa é See {OR RENT—UN] 1315 Ce 84 1 966.67 eal Otavnw- lee sigs dir..05 ot. mw., 125... x ear & 10r, RI 4 tg Tow 1611 1N10 1618 Hat, : a es 3 our ofice ouly. THOMAS S. FISHERS Cr” Eu oe Bu Pe ne Gouse: cor ist aad sta ewe meat’ the Govern: w we iment Printing Offies: ten-room house. kitchen and with m opposite ‘Fou RENT- at. ne, Gr......890 store and rn improvements, Inquire of D.CUN- a z9 a7? e. ‘WO NEAT SIX-ROOM CK ..8.e.: water, 4 yal b2icownerat Sip, beh - av-1m 7B = 1 n-e,81 7 Gr, fs 1636 Bary at. Sf BPR ef 8853 Pe Tart © s, Et fe PP i E st-aw., Or. The above is only a portion of the on my __FOR SALE—HOUSES. JOR SALE_ BRICK, eT, 6 ROOMS AND JORDAR, 1417 Fat. erie a0 S\Le-10 ROOM BAY WINDOW Le 4th, SBtrapey sieitrous Mot the de one inet sections of te Gay. e PFE B a pang ft ot 10M 22m a a ss 2 of Dupont ¢: ee ae ee 19 a. of Ore 13th st near Yt. See. N Sra 12th 3 houses a of Vo7re. AP RIL & Oo, 1338 Fat Forse VERY CHEAP—HOUSE ON 15, Balep berks de ty forse price atbed ox fou DAVID D’STONE S08 Pane. * jah Fok, Sle THE OWNER OF AN ELBOAN 1, Ne Doube Brick i Property fachinns. Je wd im To hooks. For fail list call at office for bulietia vated ob ake = the Istapd 13th. Dall THOS E WAGGASEA' err BA ee OR RENT “UA? JOTH SEN, Wi KEY, AT me 3 5 al covery, Cornel 3 rent Ingulre $2) JOR SALE—12-PER CENT ave. 20-2” | Force storervom sed geahies Weert JOR RENT—BKAND NEW HOUSE, 205 G ST. | at $420 year, cars pass the door ouly 53 500 B.w.. 10 ro. story ba Unck houses in all sections. Bend for het ‘door: hot aud Coli water, furnace: Qowood tenant. T YOR RENT. Wire ext door, 20 STH ST. NE.6R (Cor. Sth and Bw OR RENT—SIX-RO OR RENT— 910 F st. now, 11.8 vor tir. ‘Onice rooms in Saul building, FURNISHED. sea De Sales at, $1,800 Fst. bot 1 53.383 19tbab. Du 3:3 G, bet, 20th | bet. astm & 19en, | eo ‘or.1 sth and Kats. 10 st, bet. id and 434 90 iF 8G100 1:30 100 1300-11-1 st. most desirable sections of the ply at our office. Jase JOR RENT corner house; bay windows, $50 if rented of owpel {ORK RENT—BY_K. 0. FURRY UNFURNISHED. jo 6th st ae. Propert ae. AS free of cust to the owner. pert a 0. HOLT 410 oth ot JOR KENT_ FROM JANUARY 15 Ting house 6: Fly to. W. THORN & CO. JOR, RENT—UNFULNISUED— 1025 Coun. ave. I719 Tat 250) 17:5 14th. bo.& store..60 1 214 Istst. we. ‘ 1108 Coun-avE stare Gy Mass. ave. & 18th at z Mass av. and 16th-458.33 dlaes, Khode Island, w'rCoun,” Ost, near rele Dupont Circle. kat, ‘near 16th near 13th ave., u'r N ‘Mass. ave. & 15th si. a2 S266 10th stati. 30 ‘West Washington a16-20t Tooms, all od. sun rooms. all + 10 rooms, all mod. imps. i in first-class cond:tion : ie; lance parlor, dint F year tO *Gie im R SALE—A LOT ON EAST Cal —— from Lit 81.75. of basibess property, 8ox100 Riot Yaar: sleown Pate bet. Lith "tees pieces of proper & > Office room, = 12th... 333.33 Hat, bet. Nui & 1th. imps. can paying investments, A. Pall] MI es ne OM BRICK HOUSE, 82 da Vt. ave., Gr. 1415 Hate dr dat re, pobtct re 1 uw FOE REST LARGE House, CoMPLer Ey spomtments, well located for a fuse, Corner 4% and C sta. uw SWOLMSTEDT & BEADLE! a29-1m 2 »: i RENT—FURNISHED. Dupont Circle, 12 ra, all m. i... per annum. .#: 16th st. n.w., 14 Tooms, all mi, per annum Moat, near Thomas Ci jal m1. per ino. PITOL 205110 to 30-foot, OWNER, 1610 14th st. Jat" R SALE—WE HAVE FOR SALE A DESIRABLE on 1. kx i i i i : ee P. if F r it HG i opposite Patent Office, ¥.. Unfurnished flats 4 apartinent houses, For particulars and permits ap- | HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th stnw. | 201 D ST. N.W., MOST DESIRABLE ch, yard, lence, sunny rooms: new water-closet and range. only Eaat Capitol wt HOLTZMAN. xe placed with ine for rent or sale is Wberally for sale call oF wend at office. N. 10th aud Fists. nw. asi . THE DWELL rh AD 2 Cat. ne. 12r..820.50 bY Lat vw. OF. Weaver Mansion, corner of High and Road sts, BUFTY & DY! 13th a3 ye Dupont Circle, 10r., all miod. inp, 0 oos all Hod. tmp. Wastrn Circle, Oc.all moa i 10 rooms, all tod. ims... ‘<HOUSE AND STABLE, 941 M ST. ma xe os ae fen cod | eL laundry on one floor; 8. |-size bedrvoms : dry cellar. Heinle crt en atte gt 8b STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st, 8 st Bt" 1 1835 “IK50 ONE ‘alley. > HOME INVESTMENT, bay-window brick, 8 large rove heated bys Fee, Sab arienpn Pat. near 9th, and bath, concrete ceilar, house “21 feat south front, lot 100 feet deep, wit story brick stable. rented at Danan, DAVID D- STONE. 800 Pat ns yo OR FINE OPPORTUNITY Po iv Frome 0a ¥50 wal bus’ Phase ou ‘Sbaidsome wow house ent at bet Sthaud Sth sts i.e... 33 fers front, J stery end stone. Inquire S22 Int ste i, with sub-cellar, ‘coutainitig 12 remus sind JOR RENT—BUILDING 606 F ST. N. W.: WELL | ef monthe Apply te oenen £10 Se ee eg B iocated tor ice purpores. can be Ieased for a term Brnm, “Ss cars, edchanged for smaller atin SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 20K SALE—FOR INVESTMENT —A 10 PEK OES Business Property, now under Lsov year located north weat. 8.30 | Sri H WARNER £00, O18. aiese * FOR SALE—BAuGAINS—BUILDING ITH, 73 L. feet front. quod for emall houses it sold a once, er fact Se ss wo Dice brick houses, 7 rooms, bath and « first“clane belghborhood ct a ‘Corner lot. Capitol at., $0%9x00 ft. 85.500 TMprovie wo tom Au 8 per vent investment chaneo for party with $4,000. pl JW. P. MYERS & SON, 1428 New York ave, Ay ROR SALETHOSE TWO New rHnKesrond press-brick Houses, 1323 and 1 a jaining sucht rooms and bath cellar under whole Houses for rent in all sections of the city Call and yg hg —— = as, SAEs, yery best manner, houses open for inspec’ | eos __ Sisk Fatnw. | tion. Apply, to FRED. W. PILLING, builder ‘and Ok RENT — 723 6TH ST. SE. Two-spony | owner, 1580 15th at. n ot rame Dwelling: rent $10 per month, JO! S THAT LOVELY CORWERT: = fe Sums Dwelling: vent | on JOH SALE— THAT LOVELY CORNER RESIDENCE, 478 O st nw.: been built only three » Painted and papered” containing 1] rooms Obiostone steve and trimming. Will eell Sn easy terms. Also, House 494 0 ae. built In | above.” Inquire of Owner. 474-0 ste oF - i kU WARNER & oo. WIG F et, CENT INVESTMENT— 000) im three LE? PER 000 cash, balancn (82. O'MEAKA & jav-tth7 Successor to Baxter & MacGowan, OR SALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED MODERN 110 | BP itrick Dwelling, eleven rovins, all moder iinprove- Price $10,000, TYLER & KUTHERKFORD, 1307 F stuw. jar 8 JOR SALE — DESIRABLE NEW THREE-STORY and cellar House, N.H. ave. m0. | Qet- near 16th nw ‘ba st, near Fast Capite Y To. ms and cellar: $9 : i Tot. teat 13th, S00. HARDING & WATE Lak 08 Tith st nw jar JOR SALE—GON NEW YORK AVE NW, SEVEN Fas aid tath ance, late. hot and wild eater, go | FUN: Dewy Paterna aid pointed, only SE TOO, 150 | “arse NP WALRER & WILSON, 1008 Fink, JOR SALE_ BRICK DWELLING ON MAKION ST %., S-story and basement. Ore and batt room. all romted al Sth bor eaeine pat required. "TvLEk & OK SALE—A VERY iz ie 4.00, only ECTuraPoun, 1307 Fst. We ine cellar, fur- Sir Yr 1629 16th n.w.. 141.8125 inace and all'm’ 1. concession will be mmde in-price if 509 Lathat, 18r...;---100, OFFICE ROOMS, ney before dan. 19. TYLEN & RUTHERFORD, 3 Lith stn, wa Lor. si 807 F at. nw, Fi ae 74 og a0 33 Wtlidiog.“areprtocseie | JROK SALE-ASTH ST. NW. NEW NINE Roost Nators, trom $30 18100 | A brick #4:,000 each. 1416 Q st. 19 roomie, furnace, 8.000 .. 24 floor, 5 front | 10th st... near Uhode Island ave.. 10 roms... 5, Ts. bested by steam $100 | 20th 8, bet. Pand Q, 10 roomm new. 103 485°°°-50 OFT Ba oor, froutna, | 701 East Cajal wt ® room. 88 10F. bata uy ntcam. SBT | | Bouncy at loti al pare of the it de: 004 F st. 24 foor.....43 | _Ja7it* BENS. 8. PIRE, 1225 Feat. os. 2 Bat. 2d Boor. JOR SALE_CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS PROP t 2§ ON ee 4 vill rent for €35. per south; 7, 3d floor. 60; tertas Can H. PARKER, 455 an an — = 2 JOR SALE OR RENT— By 8H. WALKER, 450 Lor we. ute 124 Sth st. ne. Srooms: bath, cellar, furnace, Jers, pantry. hew and desirable. ‘a6 tan St Dew d foor 2 | FQORSALE—HOU: eb em i Stole | £11301 Ketnw..b. h, . re gs cnc 2 #31000 717 Bill Hae, ED STORES. | aw Wk jisoo | 4.500 6,098 Le 20 bh, m.i, Tee. | 1730°H st! nw is Bes! ets. Bow. BE. 1308 5th St ‘The above is only « portion of | books. For full list eal! the Istand 15th THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. OK SALE—SOUTH WASHINGTON RESIDENCE, on G st. between 6th amd 7th ate. brick or buliets tawued oe ioe for at ROR SALE_THREE FIRST-CLASS, SEVEN-ROOM only, $4000. GLO.E. GUE: Room 7 1430 ant om PUFF, . New York ave. i. sabe OB SALE_STORE D DWELLING ON PA i War Dept; €7,000, alee lang and housein Mt. Pleasant © KR OHERTFOKD, prety 1423)6 Fat aw. OK SALE OK EXCHANGE—VALUABLE BUSE ness property ou F st, bet. 6th aud 7th sia. et SM SWORMSTEDI & BRADLEY. OK SALE-CHEAP—TWO BRICK Horses ‘ithin half equare of Met uw. only @3,000 for the two: rented. to tenauts at €25 per mouta. Apply to J. R. HERTFORD, 142: F et Jao od N-ROOM BRICK HOUSE * fronton 14th stm 000 oe) 200 | w site for stores, house, Int. n.w. Rare chaice. Apply at ouce. | PB MEVERS & BON, 1428 New Yorkave, JOK SALE—1761 MASSACHUSETTS AV new and handsome B scrvata, tS-room Rad 0 MODERN SUBSTAN. K KESIDENCE WELL AND ctw TRALLY LOCATED NORTHWEST ; coptaims thirt: | larwe rooms (four rooms deep on first oor, | ai eo ola: house repair. Two-rtery Brick stable-an rear Lat | new; ex tis 4 feet 2 inches by 120 feet toaliey. PATCH ONLY 100. STEIGER & LIEBEKM AS. Iai os Pet Fok SALE WE OFFER FOUR VEiy x» complete six-room Houses, juxt fuished, Ne. WithiD balf square of H-street cars. as an in- Yestinent, or will sell’ them separate to partion want inxs anuj home on very euay terms. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F at 23-1 J{OK SALE—TWO NEW HOUSES, NEAK DUPONT ‘RS H. A. KUCKER, FORMERLY OF CHIC juested to send her @udress to the Mi Jatiern Cad Fellow, Lock Box 406. ILL THE PAKTY THAT FOUND BUI Ww. THE PF =a address to GLOMGE GUEST, 748 PER after