Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1888, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Intentions for the % hours commencing at $m m. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- id, and Virginia, colder, fair weather, fresh to Tsk northwesterly winds, diminishing 10 force. xeric Pamx.—Now open. Good Skating on Jee, A House in Rorws.—A rotton beam, a splitung Sirder, or a tottering foundation — Most magnificent siructure that exists; likewise a ‘Weak ond exhausted brain or nerve endangers the Maxntlicent structure of the human body, and Lureateus itfe and happiness. Prevent it at once by strengthening your whole nervous system with that great nerve tonic and brain food, Dr. Buck- land's Scotch Outs Essence. Puewntsa and gas feting. Shedd & Bro, No Ows need feel cold while our tmmmense stock | way szxoxa: of heavy underwear holds out. Our new scale of Prices puts kood goods within the reach of every- One. Faane's, One Price Hatter and band D'sts, Armuenc Parx.—Brilliantly Muminated. Fun on Tee. Admission 25. cor. Booexr’s Coven Syavr will cure at once. Guaxp Loxcn at Tim Sullivan's to-night, The | has parted from his wife. Public are invited. We He mardie top Walnut suils at $51.50; come early, i, HORKR, Ww S01 Market Space. Armugrte Panx.—C pea To-morrs good skating. TU New Goons. our ran SORE re ran oor fr variety of picture frame moul surpassed for stsie and f Hanh; prior the lowest. sliding of furniture and oid frames a specialty. — ‘Woop & Foasru, 1208 F st. Sxare while you caf, at Athletic Park. LoxspateCamsxic, 11c. Royal Cashmeres, 123c. ankets and Comfortabies at jobbers prices. ___ Bropumap & Co. Favors for the german, J. Jay Gould's, 421 9th. BURN Coxe. Still selling at summer prices not withstanding the strike in the coal region. Epwanp P. Mentz— amily druggist and chemist— 2014 F street, corner 11th norsh CHARGE OF CRIMTVAL | The Case of Editor Hudson, Capital JUDGE SNELL WRARS TRSTIMONY IN THE POLICE COURT, AND SUSPENDS JUDGMENT FOR A WEEK—A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION. LIBEL, 1 “The ‘This morning, in the Poifce Court, Assistant District Attorney Shepperd called for trial the case of Mr. Edmund Hudson, editor of the Cupital, charged by Sergeant-Major Charles C. M. Leffler, Ubel, as heretofore published tn THE Stax, Mr. Thomas F. Miller appeared for the defendant and pleaded “not guilty.” The information charges that the defendant published, on the 15th instant, | the following articie: A Military Mix-Up. \NT-MAJOR LORPFLEK RESIGNED—A CASE THAT PERPLEXES THE LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS. ‘The domestic relations of Serst.-Maj. Loefiler and bis wife at present furnish the members of the Light Infantry 3 most toothsome bit of gossip. As in all ‘uch cases the stories, of course, so far as the details ‘aro concerned. are somewhat contradictory. However, the statenients seem to agree regarding all the essen- fial features of the unfortunate affatr. Loettier nd it is under tobe his purpose to institute divorce proceedings. Mrs. Loef- fer, wien single, was very iond of geutlemen’s #0- just received another lot of those | ‘ley. and had=o much attention shown her that sel- na was she alone for an evenitue. Daring the period of courtship by Loeffler he did pot give up her many friends. but, much to the annoy ‘ance of her prospective husband, continued to receive their attentions. Lseffler protested. but without effect. He was so devotedly attached to ber, however. that he condoned her conduct and finally married her. At this juncture it would have been nothing more than prover are un- | to have been contented with the society of her hus band alone. but the Infantry Kossipers say he did not abandon "her wirliah ways. Tho husband frequently came home to meet soveral of the gentlemen friends of his wife enjoying themselves in bis parlor. With the patience of Job he bore bis wife's newlect, bat after ‘me he texan to lose confidence in her. It t9 under- stood that he mae discoveries that would have de- royed the faith of a mueh more trusting person Can inieeli. ‘The storm broke. “Leffler bevan to treat his fife harshly, aud even refused to provide for her main- “It ig aaid that one evening when he returned to his home for the night be severely cffaativn! Mra. Levftler. Her screams brought to her assi-tsnee a member of Consreas who prevailed uvon Lafler. to. desist from Administering further punishment. Whether this be Frasormot: some of the Inia try men ansert that they have eadeavore | to force LeeMler out of the co has treated bis wife harsbily. LeefMer, hearing | cause ; the rumcrs concerninu biuselt atid being aware of {he Wasuiagton's ieades in low prices, efforts made to oust him. promptly tented hte resis has always ou band a full ‘stock of fresh drugs, | hation. The executive rounpities declined tonecent tt, medicn proprietary medicines, tollet articles, | wivinw as their reason th e corps would be crippled perfumery, brushes. combs, 4c. by the loss of ite present serweant-major. The bulk of Preseriptions a specialty; everything pure and Of the best at reasouable prices, ‘A Tull line of Rixer's celebrated family medicines, tollet articles, perfumes, &c., always on hand, Reisincen’s ice cream, 235 G st. nw. lurortrp Brazilian pebbles, genuine crystals. Washington Optical Co., 14th dud H sts. mw. FvEL aT SoMMER Pxices.—The cheapest and cieanest fuel 1s Washington Gas Company's coke. Jonson Bros., sole agents, Fusseuu’s Ice Cx and Charlotte Russe. fine Poxtaaits. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, Beuurixcurs piping two tunes just arrived. ‘Sehmid’s Bird Store, 317 12th st. n.w, Look for notice of Jewelry Auction, Davis, 723 7th st., will make one large crayon ‘aud one'dozen nicely Onished cabinet portralts for $ Come and see them. Bey Washington Gas Company's coke. No ad- Nance over sumiuer prices Bogxxt’s Cor RUP contains no potson and can be given to n with p Latxose and furnace work. edd & Bro, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night, Natiowat.—Herrmann. cow's. Maggie nell in “Little Bare- Maxassas Panonawa.—Day and evening. iwuvay’s.—Soldene Burlesque Troupe. Haunis’—Mattle Viekers. Woxprxtaxp.—Drama @ and Curiosities. Condensed Locals. ‘The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com- ny begin next Monday to run a new line of two- the cope sympathy see friends say that he bar had sufficient c tse to alan Die wife, and that heeould without auch ditheulty se Cure'ap absolute divorce frou ber.” The second count of the information charges the pubitcation of the same article, and also eharyes the publication to have been made ma- Uciousiy and with the intention of vilifying and defsining Mra. Martha LoeMler, ‘while the first count charges the same in feference to Mr. Loemier. ‘THE TESTIMONY. Mr, Leonard Wade, of the Capital, was called to Prove that Mr. Hudson was editor of the paper, but counsel admitted that fact. Mr. Alison Naylor testified that he was a mem- Der of the Washizeton Light Infantry Corps, and knew that Mr. Loeffler was sergeant major of the | corps. ‘The latter, he said, tendered his resigna- tion some time agh, but it'was not accepted. Wit ness read the article in the paper but had never | before hear the matter discussed, | Detective Carter testified to having read the | article charged in the Cupdat last Sunday. i Mr. Loefiler was next s'vorn, He testified that he had read the article charged tn the information. W.lhess Was asked if he had ever struck his wife aud ae answered “I did not sir; Inever had sion to doso, and if I had there would have been better cours to pursue. 18 sald here,” sald Mr. Shepperd “that you struck your wife and her ‘screatas attracted attention of a member of Congress. Is that true?” at’S a malignant lie, sir,” answered the wit- | - al ness, | ‘On cross-examination witness said he had heard Tumors among members of the corps coacerniug Dimself, and said that tt was noue of their bust | hess. Witness tendered his resignation, not be- ‘cause of miestic troubles, but it was simpl: @ personal inatter, ‘This closed the testimony for the prosecution. A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION, Mr. Miller said that he did not propose ta offer any testimony. He had intended to interpose a plea to the jurisdiction because de did not believe that this court had the power to try such a case, and that question Was now pending tn the Su: preme Court In the Marshall case. He also in- \orse cars Tom the Capitol to 14th and Boundary | tended to offer no evidence inorder that the de- streets. Friends in tats city of Jam death at Washington, Pa., McDermott, whose ‘be the oldest printer in Line country, state that he Bever drank Hquor in bis lif. A si ‘hb published iu Tae Stax referred to hin as having been a mod- erate drinke Yesterday i certifteate was filed with the re- corder of deeds that the cupital stock of the Co Jumbia Title Tasuranee Company, $150,000, 18 all paid up. ‘M. J. Koxbury, the youth arrested by Post-Office EnSpectors on a heid under $1,000 ball for trial by U. 5. Commis signer Mills yesterday, Last night OMicer Jno, Brady found a dead col. ored infunt tp the alley In the rear of house 2009 E street northwest, ‘This moruing about 3 o'clock, Albert Luttke, Bfy-six Years old, fell down the stairs of house ‘S36 7tu street, aud dislocated his left shoulder, OM-er Kaucter had hum Laken to Providence Hos- pital in the aubulamee. Sumi RK. Metready,editor of the Boston Com- tuercial Kepurter, and one of the delegaves to the National Pure Food aonvention, was the guest of Halcyon Commandery, No, United Order of ‘the Golden Cross, last evening. He is a prominent luanber of Johb Boston. Mr. McReady made a happy speech. Remarks were sade by Noble Commanders Francis 1 Park. Dr. H.M. Bennett, Major M. P. Caldweil, Geo. J. P. Wood, Fred. E. Woodward and irs. Rachel J. Floyd. FromJ. map om we have the Atlantic Monthly and the The World Almanac for 158 “Pills” sends $> to Tux Stax office for the bene- P. and Harriet L. Eustis, under appointmen Taine 12, i872 i : A certificate of the Real Estate Title Co, that | also to Sebta has been fied An assignment of John T. Simons of his stock of | deficient. fruits, &c., at stands 40, 41, and 42 Center Market, for the benefit of his creditors, has been put ob Teeord. The assignee is W. if. S. Simons, and iven of W. S. Anderson, $113.60, the election of officers of the club was placed on record t ut: E. Hi. Me! See: Fetary; He. Haskell, treasurer: SG. Ainsley. A. ¥. Lakenam, 0. A. Jobes, Wash. Natlor, and F. Finley, trustees, ——_.___ OF Exsoexp, Mixp.—Yesterday afternoon jury de tunatico inguirendo ewpauneled by the marshal om the Zu instant. im She case of Sonn 7 © petition of Marla T. Cord, is aunt, eonciuded the hearing and retired to make up & ‘Verdict. With the exception of one day there were Gaily sessions of the jury from the above-named Gate. Mr. L. Tobriner appeared for Mrs. Cord, the petitioner, and the respondent was represented by jesera, Clondinin & Tippett of Baltinore, and W. Pierce Bell and James Fullerton of thiscity. Foller inberited certain p: frou bis father, ai wentally 1 his Baltimore relatives Took bum frou the Mt. Hope Insane asyium,and had Iuade a deed to Joseph Foller of his (Jobu’s) prop- erty in trust for the Baltimore relatives. A vast Smount of Ucstimony was taken, and the jury, after ‘8 deliberation of nine hours, found that Poller was of unsound mind and incepabie of managing bis estate, BPG, —— SKATING AT ATULETIC PakK.—Mr. Moxley has Opened To the public the new skating lake at Ath Jetic Park, the ice om Which ls in fine condition and 4 to 6 ine! K. The lake ts a quarter of a Made around, 69 feet Jucnesdrep at the deepest places, making It per- fectiy safe for entidren, A gospel_temper- last evening under the auspices of the Wornan’s Christian ‘Temperance ‘Union at Mount Ziou M. E cure, corner of 15th and E streets northwest. Mrs. G."L Clark, super- intendent of evangelistic Work, presided, and a Bible reading was given by Mrs Robinson.” An in- feresting address’ was delivered by Mr. G. B. River aud practical remarks were made by ev. Ir. Meeting Was struugly In favor of prouibition in is District. _ ——— MAxYLAND Faxsts Soup. —Mr. James R. Benson, Through his attorney, Kichird K. Beall, has Dis farm 1, miles iron Kockville, contaiuing 118 aeres, to Mr. J. Arthur Kemp, of this city, for $6,700. The farm of the late Samuel Veiry two has also been recently” sold ior rus to —— A TALK ON Newsrarexs.—An interesting talk on the modern newsoaper Was gtven last cvening in tue ¥. MC. AL rooms by Representative bingtey, Of Maine. He'spoke of the wandertul development the newspaper bad attained, and said that the wed ninety-three, was | tion of thls court is now Tecently noticed In THE STAK, and Who Was said to | Court he thought be wot A. Andrew Commandery, of | Results of the 1 4s paid up, and there are no| the soldier, in wulch 1 the | corporal, Edward W. fendant might further tavestigate the facts, ‘The judge said that inasmuch as the jurisdic. pending in the Supreme uid let the matter stand for a few days, in order that he might know Whether the Judginent of this court will be effec or not, adding: “This 1s not a class of cases that Ieare to try, ‘Thave tried a number of libel ses, and have acquitted more than I have con- vi a Mr. Shepperd thought that the case should be disposed of, as he had been Informed that the de- cision of Lae Supreme Court would not be given tor arge of robbing letter boxes, was | Some tline, and Mr. Loeftier desired a conclusion. JUDGMENT SUSPENDED FOR A WEEK. The Judge sald that the defendant had no. right to publish the article, and was clearly guilty of the offense charged. He thought he would impose a fine of $100. Mr. Shepherd called the court’s attention to the | that there were two counts to the Informa Uon, and indimated that the flue was too small, ‘The Judge sald that under tue circumstances he would’ not dispose of the case to-day, and would suspend judgment for one week. THE NATIONAL GUARD. pections—The New Signal Corps Mustered In. ‘The inspections show very satisfactory progress in the setting up exercises and other exercises at @ halt, such as the facings, manual of the ptece, firings, &e. The showing f3'not $0 good. tu the ex: ercises In’ marching. Tus 13 partly due to the ‘stnallness of the armories. After the inspection the instruction of each com- Pauy will be prosecuted wita especial reference to he school of the squad, as @ preparation for the school of the company. Each company wili labor eriect itself in any partof the school of hg inspection will have shown by a’ mark below 3 that the company 1s, For want of officers of sufficient rank to sit as examiners the candidates for colonels and heuten- ant-colonels will not be examined prior to their appoiutinent. ‘Tue signal corps, organized under the commana of Lieut. Pield, was mustered into the Naitonal Guard Thursday night by Capt. Townsend at the armory of the corps, No. 133 Pennsylvania avenue, The corps now nunibers ‘about thirty members, H. | and 1s composed mainly of telegraphers. ‘The non-comtntssioned Officers were ap et lows: Second sergeant, J. Wilbur Bender; first Suntthers; yecond corporal, Hugh W. Pitzer. A first sergeant will be named atsome future time. ‘The civil lst was elected as follow: Recording secretary, Edward W. Sunltnet nancial secretary, Thomas F. Young; treasurer, Ernest W. Fill. Gey, Ordway expects that this signal corps will be one of the best in the country. The tntelli- gence of the young men composing it and their enthusiasm form the chief reason for his faith. ry Valued at about $15,000 | They Will be drilled in all the intricacies of sigual- ie was alleged that. thousn | ig known to tue Regular Army. Upon his own application Private E.G. Niles, Co, D, 2d battalion, has been honorably discharged. Dr. George A. Bently, who Was elected major of the 4th battalion, has declined, Capt. Mills, major-ciect of the 34 battalion, Mr. Robinson, elected as captain of Co. C, 4th battal- jon, aué Mr. Morrow elected 2d Ieutenant Co. A 4th battalion, have been ordered before a board for examination prior to appointment. Co. A, 2d battalion, will be inspected on the 6th Proximo, and Co. C, 6th battalion, on the ist in- Wide, and the water 1s only 1s | Stan" instead of the 20th instant, ‘There 1s talk of a parade of the National Guard on Washington's birthday. Gen.Ordway, however, hus taken ho steps in the matter as yet, and will make tsion until after he learns the wishes jutuands ou the subject. ‘The uncer- ty of the Weather in February, together with the fact tat many of the men Have no uultorm, overcoats, makes Lim reluctant to order out bis brigade. Co. D, 34 battalion (Merchants? Rifles), was in Spected by Col. Cecil Clay last nigut. Co. ¢, th Wheeler and others. The influence of thé | battalion (Washington Cadet Corps), was also in- spected last night. ‘The National Fenctbles, Co. C, 4th battalion, gave a pleasant reception and entertainment at the National Rifles’ Armory last night. During the evening there was competitive Individual drill of the command. Twenty-four members entered the contest. The judges were Capt. Burt. Ross, of She Washington Light Infantry Corps, and Lieut, Manson, of the National Kitles. - The drill occu about forty-ilve minutes, aud was narrowed down to Ist Sergt. Walker, Sergt. Ashburne and Corp. Kline, The latter Won the prize, a handsome medal. An exhibition drill was given also by Sixteen ladies in equestrienne costumes, —o——___ G. A. R. Bazaar, cofiection of news had reached marvelous perfec- | 11sT OF ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR AT THE PAIR ton, —— A Teuresaxce Novwat Scnoon—At & ots endenis of Juvenile Tem] the com uit tee ou juvenile work and otwers at the resi- Gence of Mrs. Chambers, 60S F street, recent E ty, Temperance pormal school was, Grand | securing votes Superintendent Kussell was ceaceall peuatene estinder one ter pen see- | for cher, Past secretary Harrison, of Clements Lodge, ry. retary PEL RS ArTExTIoN 18 DimEcTED to the auction sale, Toenciog Ob Monday morniug, at 714 orthwest, of the entire stock of tots Koyal establishinent of AImpussibie lo enumerate, even 1p bat Variety and fine quality of feathers, &.., if Br i i : wand Per: | to } i 7 i | ‘NEXT MONTH. assigned the work of preparing for the G. A. R. fair are fast completing the program. A very at- tractive list of articles to be competed for by te harness. gold watch Yor De es. r, Dieycle for ween. headed i Ad Fi it HE if El ay SEF if EE; HH fi i iH 3 i H a7 i HT i 7 i i t ie iF BE af i hi ’ i H of-the Washington Light Infantry, with criminal | THE sTUCK PLUG. Workmen at the Navy-Yard Sun Una- bie to Helicve the Ten-inch Gun. A Stan reporter paida visit to the navy-yard this morning, and learned that the 10-tneh gun 18 still supplied with the refractory breech plug, which has stuck in tts jacket for over three weeks, notwithstanding the vigorous efforts of a large foree of workmen to remove it. AS reported some days ago in Tax Star, @ large portion of this time has been consumed in heating the metal, not from the outside, but from the inside of the plug itself, 4 process that has been variously called “stupid, “1diotic” and “farcical” by many men of long ex- perience with iron and steel. In endeavoring ta discover the theory of this mode of jure the reporter learne i from one of the workmen that “it maybe 1 to soften up the gum what they put on the screw when they put 1t in, sir.” HOW THE WORK I8 DONE. The heating was discontinued several days ago, and the foremen and their assistants rigged tackle with which to wrench the plug from the breech. ‘Thick oak planks were bolted on the plate of the uz, and ob this, In turn, Were fastened two ron arms, extending one up and the other down, An immense block was then attached to each of the arms, and rigged so that the one at the top pulled west and the bottom one east. A number of other blocks and a few miles of rope were added, and the ends of the first block lines made fast to the walls of the buflding on elther side. With this arrangement eight men can exert a marvelous amount of power, A FAILURE. ‘The ropes were manned yesterday afternoon and the strain begun, ‘The ropes stretched and the pulleys creaked, but there was no movement cf the plug visible. Suddenly something started and the line of men back. But it was not the plug. ‘That remained in the breech as tight as ever. It was one of the blocks that had given way under the tremendousstrain. ‘The reporter waited operation repeated, but Was compelled to leave the great gun and the breech plug’aud ‘the puzzled workmen alone together. THE RXPENSR connected with this mistake will not be light. The plug cost about $1,000, and the time of the men who have been kept at’ work in the attempt to re- move it represents about $500 more. Then when it 15 removed by boring, as it will have to be, the Probability 1s that the thread of the breech will be Jound to be roughened 80 as to require re-boring. t may even happen that the jacket of the gun Will not stand the operation, and then a holiow cylinder wili have to be put inside and turned With a new thread. This will cost considerably, of course, counting the materials, the Libor of thé men, and the waste of time, all contributing. The on'y deduction possible from this incident, which 4s financially slight in comparison with the cost of the gun, is that it 13 a dangerous thing to experi- ment With such costly pieces of metal. prs pantaicy Outside Employment. To the Editor of Tur Evening Star: In regard to the circular concerning outside work, lately distributed among the clerks of the Navy Department, and in answer to “Justice,” whose letter you published in your valuable paper Yesterday, I would like to say that the circular in question disclaims any tntention to discourage such employment. What kind of justice is that Which would set bounds to @ man’s houorabie am- bison? And as for unfair competition, why not Prevent all lawyers, doctors, civil engineers, &c., irom seeking aby emoluments other than those suictly within the litits of weir professions? What's sauce for the goose 1s sauce for the gander. RL. Lexcw. ee ‘The Hoop Snake. | To the Editor of Tar EVENIxG STAR, I would like to add a word in support of the post- tion of the gentleman who denied the existence of the so-called hoop snake. I have lived tue greater Portion of my ilfe in the South, and I have neither seen nor have I had substantial evidence of the ex- Astence of such a snake, ‘True, many of the negroes have averred that they’ have seen the hoop suake, Dut Iam not prone to give credence to the tales of a person Who tells me tbls one minute, and tue neXt ls expatiating upon the merits of some “von doo stone” or “hair ball.” ‘The faculty of imaginas tion is invariably stroug in such persons. Many Say that they have seen a hoop snake but never saw him roll, thus seeking by moderation to give “ir Yarns an ait of credivility, T atm inclined to beileve that there 18 some foundation for Uls be- as there does exist. a shake the structure of whose tail marvelously resembles a fang. This snake is the pine or horn snuke (Pythopliis inelan- oieucus), found over a large area of our southern region. “This snake 18 by nO means venomous and. moreover limits itself to the toad and Uzard family as ap article of die ‘“D'UN Pays.” ed Coming Amusements, NATIONAL THEATER.—It is probable that next Week at the National wiliprove to the patrons of the house one of the most satisfactory of the sea- son, and to the management one of the most prosperous, a8 all accounts seem to agree that “Tie Old Homestead,” Denman Thompson's new play, is a Wholesqme and delightful work, which appeals, by suinpl@ and legitimate methods, to the best emotions of tne heart. The play made a great impression to New York, running to large business the entire season at the Fourteenth- street Theater, Mr. Thompson will present Homestead” at the National with much of the original scenery and stage settings, and the cast wall be the same as that given the’ play in Now Yori ALBAUGH'S Orga HovsE.—Another favorite of long standing, whose songs and dances and quaint sayings und doings seem to acquire new youth with each pat season, will be at Albaugh’s next w This the in:mitable Joe Emmet, Who will appear in bis famous role of Fritz, with Which his pame and rsonalty have become thoroughly tdepufied. ir. Emmet has met with his usual success this Season, and 20 doubt he will De has ‘heartily welcomed to’ Washington as here- totore, Haxnis’ Busou THEATES.—At this house next week the attraction will be the farce eomedy “Chip of the Old Block,” in Which the comedians, Robert L. Scott and Harry Milis, assume the ieading roles, supported by Miss Ada Meiruse and a good com- ‘We Dickens Reapixa.—The reading by Mr. Charles Dickens, eidest son of the great novelist, at Congregational church on Monday evening, 1s an eveut which ts likely to attract one of the most notable gatherings of the season, A widespread juterest has been aroused In the affair, as well by the reports which have come from other cities re- warding the reader's personal success, as by the Ihagic Of his father’s name. Mr, Dickens’ program for Monday night will consist of selections from David Copperfield” and the “Pickwick Papers,” touching the extremes of pathos and humor. Sen- ator Hawley will Introduce Mr. Dix (ue reading are on sale at Ellis’, TLLUSTRATRD LECTUKE aT ALGAUGH'S—Mr. Chas. ‘W. seymour will give another fijustrated lecture on “Marie Antoinette” at Albauyh’s on Sunday evening. ‘Tieso lectures are Interesting and ure illustrated by 60 views in Austria and France, EveStNG With “Baw Hor." —The ladies of the Congregational church have arranged to repeat the successiul entertainment of last winter, which consists of tableaux in costume representing the most interesting incidents in “Ben Hur.” fle en- Lertalnment will be at the National Rifles’ Armory, Tuesday, January 31. K&RNAN'S THEATER.—The attractions at Kerpan’s ext Week Will be Of extraordinary Interest, in- cluding the noted pus Jack Dempsey, now in tratatug for a tight with McCaffrey, who will give nightly exhibitions of sparring. "Wim. Madden’ combination will also appear in a new comedy, called “Round New York.” WoNDERLAND continues Its career of prosperity, and Will next week have new stage attractions aud curiosities in the tnuseum, = Je Gro. W. Hgxiky HELD FOR THE Gxanp JoRY.— ‘The cage Of Geo. W. Henley, the clerk in the Sur- geon General's Omice in two cases with Violating, the pension laws, as heretofore pub- lished 1u THE Stan, was called up in the Police ‘Court this afternoon, Mr. J. A. Smith, for the de- fendant, filed affidavits in Support of a’ motion to reopen the case, which motion was dented, and Henley was held in $300 bail for the action of the grand Jury. PPP. 3 baad “4 mete wR art mot “yo OaQ, ae 5 rey iigg Aza 2 i342 Z222z p! om S eeke Fe 2 eee eee kekx BEB B Rr, rs! 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Pastor Edmond Hez Swem, of the Second Bap- tist church, 4th and Virginta avenue southeast, had a strange experience on a recent Sunday at- ternoon. About 4 o'clock a man rang the door- Dell and was shown into the back parlor. When Pastor Hez Swem entered the room the man grasped his hand and exclaimed: “I am the Lord Jesus Christ.” “Are you!” replied the pastor. “Yes,” continued the visttor, “and I want you to Joan me some money.” “Step this way, "sald the pastor, and he led the man out on the front steps, closing the door be- hind them. Then the man continued: “I am the Lord Jesus Christ, and Dr, Frost, of California, 18 St. Peter. ‘They Keep the devil shut up over in the Insane Asylum. Iam the Lord Jesus Christ, and Tyant you to loan me some money.” “Well,” answered the pastor, “I ‘want you to go to the coraer of E and Sth streets southeast and go tn the large bullding and wait until I come.” ‘To the surprise of the pastor the man went dl- rectly to the corner of E and Sth streets southeast nd ‘old the person in charge, that he Was, the Lord Jesus Christ, and he was immediately locked up, for he was in the station-house. moning tothe Insane Hospital it was ascertained that he had escaped from that institution, and was soon Teturned to his former quarters, ‘Pastor Hez Swem scans his visitors closely now. geen ElouTsex MONTHS IN THE PENITENTIARY.—ID the Criminal Court to-day Frederick Ames, about twenty-five or thirty years ola, who had pleaded ty of the larceny of Jewelry from the store of . Hoffa, was called for sentence. He sald that he Came fron Philadelphia, and had been driven to | the act from want. ‘The district attorney said that, at the si jon of the court, inquiries bad been! made, Dut the prisoner declined to give his antecedents, and he (the district attorney) moved for sentence, Mr. Walker said that the prisoner had declined’ to give him information as to his family. ‘The prisoner sald that his mother and | sisters were respectable, and he would prefer that | they should not hear of him, for it would be a. serious blow to them, and he would prefer rather to suffer alone than bring disgrace upon them. ‘The court imposed a sentence of eighteen months in the penitentiary. ——— ‘Two Hussanps.—William L. Davis, colored, was before the Police Court to-day, charged ‘with threats toward his wife. It was shown that Davis left her because she had a husband living when he married her, and the court took his per- sonal bonds. ——._ Affairs in West Washington. ‘Deatu Fxom Locrsaw.—Mr. Frank L. Lunsford died this morning at his residence, No. 1249 32d street, from locijaw, the result of a hail penetrat- Ing hi foot several weeks ago, UNERAL.—The funeral of Bridget McKewn took place yesterday afternoon froin ‘Trinity Catholic church. A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to Holy Rood, where the in- verment occurred. A DOUBLE Fivg.—James Smith, the young man who Was charged with killing Elmer Robbins tree Years ago, was belind tue bars in the Police Court Unis morning, charged with disorderly conduct in two cases. He pleaded guilty and was fined $5 or 15 days in each case. CHANGED WITH SELLING Liquor oN SuNDAY.— Michael Lawier, who keeps a bar-room in connéc- | tion with a grocery store, on M street between 32d of selling liquor on Sunday. a the station, ‘Tue Pisces of property situated on 1st (N) street northwest, owned by Mrs. Johanna Driscoll snd held with "a mortgage by the First. Co-operative Building Association of Georgetown, was yesier- day released from sald association by order of @. ~ King, secretary. ‘He left $20 collateral Buoov Porsox. “Iwas poisoned by poison ivy, and let it go till the poison got into my blood, when I was ecnfined to my house fortwo months. I had sores and scales on me from head to feet, my finger nails came off, and my hair and whiskers came out. I had two physiciang but did not seem to get much better. Then I saw Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised in » paper, and bought « Dottle. It helped meso much that I continued taking it till I had used three bottles, when I waa cured."—G. W. Vox, Brockport, N. ¥. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all Druggists. $1; sixfor $5, Pre- pared by C. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass, 21 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CITY ITEMS. ‘Toemorrow’s Chronicle. see Lamar-stan- ford-Stewart matter strikingly fllustrated, 1 A Happy Result. 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Of this book the New York Tribune “We recall no work in which the materis] progress, ‘the rate of development, and the boundless var.ety of resources of the United States are displayed more com- pletely, none in which the comparison with other countries is drawn more effectively, and none in which ‘8 more brilliant use is made of figures.” oe aah by alt ater, oF sent, postpaid, on re- CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, it . 743-745 Broadway, New YX. Naztoma, Novarrr Woaza ‘Room 45, Post building. ‘Tam now prepared, at the above-mentioned place, to Manufacture all Kindsof Patented Novelties, Models’ ‘ac, Fine Gold, Silver, and Nickel Plating dons, eti- | and 33d streets, was arrested yesterday ona charge | __AMUSEMENTS. ArPavaws GRAND OPERA HOUSE. __FOR RENT_HOUSES. _ FOR RENT_PEBRUARY 1_4-STORY BRICK. 504 Tubs b-ws betw. fe st. and Pee. aves modern KENT—BY GEO. W. LINKINS, igth and Hate, ‘convent good tenant 2 17th f. R2r_ a8 stat. Ses... 2 ‘THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, OH RENT_T-ROOM BRICK MOUSE 40s, tard | #006 Rss 2S SHe a Va ave try 150 Last Appearance of FE: R.W.; water and gas; $20 per mouth Inquire | Bip G stig es America’s Favorite Artiste, ud “. st nw., op staira, | Twos 48 and 10 3 rooms, gas MAGGIE MITCHELL, Tet > = 712 2d st. n.w., store and dwelling,. OR NT—302 ‘ vE NE, (OS TORY Supported by Mr. CHARLES ABBOTT and her own | 707 Cst we, gas'and waters? room Dy EY Se 909 12th st. ne. oom aud bath: aul rm. ered. thronchout. ‘rent, ‘Efficient Desmetie Company, 1221 Boundary st. n.e..) Poca py rp ee S2samonth. HENK an GER 15 4th st se JO-120 GOD, LITTLE BAREFOOT. ar 7OR RENT—BY no. noUTZMAN — Basement 016 F at. 8. S Woek—J. K. EMMET Ia FRITZ, ISIN aoe “near 18th st..18r 35 omnis = a 303 and 2305 Yous Gira BS 0-580 neee tenet. We — Het. near Lata. Vr. ith wt, 10e..-125, Sunday Even Kind of ousiness. | [pthetgur ie 10m. Soe 8 bead Wis santo justeaced with over 60. Views. _Adninsion 25; Hescrved Seater 500. $821 NBWsatronar rHearex fhe Tracey of Marie Adm UNFURNISHED, 1ansi OFFICE ROOMS TO-NIGHT AT 8. U9. Cn w..Br. 75-00! Ma, Elegant rooms in | “Sun 324°C Sw. $88 Se kel lding. ae cle REGULAR PRICES. 808 Yh ee eee. TRO Meee BON aie w 1a 9O Building, “Arepeoot.3 ele- tat Tiaesd 113-80 /333-39 Ma wede, we 1200 1 10.30/54 00 KR st. cy HERRMANN, 18-30) Fee Tx., bested by stein #100 ‘Last Time of 1S 3 SS fg ht BLACK ART. 20.50) Pata, aos ae AES ‘coco! = Et u tai NT X. J. ave. — a ‘Manon Next Week, 30 130. Marion DENMAN THOMPSON Thos me 02 FEBe aa THE OLD HOMESTEAD. yw on wale. ATTIC PARK NEW SEATING LAKE, NOW OPEN. DAY AND EVENING, TO-MORROW FROM 9 TO 4 AND FROM 5 TO 10 OrCLOCK. _ Admission, 25 conta, CoXGREGATIONAL CHI ‘We have also some of the handsom/st and most de- sirable furnished houses for ren... Cufurnishe fats for rent. Full description and bulletins to be had at el HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th 3021-60" ; JOR RENT—A 9-ROOM MODERN BRICK Hoi in the northwest at @30.60 per wonth. Also thr. portion of tine nort jouses in the most accessible ted | ments perfect, aud heated by furnace: yer wwonth. ze ORNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. for rent or sale i iberaily Proverty placed with g advertised free of comt to the owen. For list of property for sale cali oF send at office. 16 RO. HOLTZMAN. 10th and Fata nw 22-200 1H, 150 z —o = 5 FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1888, ee & * Sprocery corner Ls: Tent ingiire p76 ba eae ae Sones i RENT.02 D ST. &.W., FOUR-KOOM BRICK a Mouse, with water: Inquire ot premises. }OR REN1— UNFURNISHED, W221 Ccavaw. ler | 2402 14th at. rm U3 23 20th Nat aw. 12 2Otb at.nw,15r- G st. nw..18r_..! in front; rent IGHT-ROOM BRICK, 1019 42. HARVEY SPALDLN! ‘Will Give His Characteristic Lecture, Subject: ‘GET THERE !” ‘The sale of seats will reopen at Ellis’ Music Store Saturday, January 28, at Baia za Tickets 50 cents and 75 cent, All seats reserved without extra charge. All tickets, purchased for his lecture advertised for November #2, 1887, will be good at thie date, £7 Do not confound Mr. Jones with Kev. Sam. Sig ta will bo Mr. Joie’ Rest leoture here. “AN EVENING WITH BEN HUR, Under the auspices of the ‘LADIES’ AID SOCIETY Capitol sty 82 Porcorau Bulli. wire & S08 B sw 10s ste, OF. th st. he, or. 7 Fat. AT 1221 HIGH STREET, GEORG town, 17 rooms and large store, with lane «ta rear. "Will be rented cheap. Apply to the owner, oF FIKST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ass 1S H strevt nw. city Jais-To NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, OR RENT-BRAND | NEW HOUSE, 205 ost | TUE . F Bw. 10 Toute, “bstor window brick: Es | pass door, hot and Gok water, furnace heat, low rent ‘Aamiesion 50 conte °CLOCE- * (OYood tenaut, “inguire wext door. a (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 2018 21etet iw. Nipsed Gacaics vecoonen pA ER bs st, u'r Zist nwa care o hanged tor ~tualler propert MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, Tho above, Houses cap examines aera eee NOR MSTEDT & BICDLEY. our efice only. F Aaa YCLOC! E JOR RENT—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE caine RENT Ay wall Fenton sell coxumodionn tiuely’ Bsmbed READIN — "tulaied House, meventers : go te leople cece) Wo Kuode, Taland ay 1320 Oth st nw. 11x. fine | fit. Absit FC is Son juced 10.840| conditio} % — indeed VAS Lthatinw. 10rea0) Bie enna | Bly ENT op ae Bisson duebrce tayo ure Mat Te Who read to crowded houses in New York, October 25, | _J821-5t nee NC. tn ot Picts & 29, aud November 11; Brooklyn, October'26, aud But: | you RENT —Com x creniber 18, in Fuuadely iis, October 31,10 | Pee oveuiber 2, 2.500; Rochester, Novenibes | ROS S4st > LF Mi. st xt. 12r..m.1.65,60 . 0" Clevelan 14 Toth st 16rm- 30.90 id, "November 24, 2,000, (as at- the local press), oul ny $ ast Capitol st. dS0-1m Hon. JOS. K HAWLEY will introduce Mr, DICKEN 7 Pennsylvania ‘avenue, bexiuniug “Monday morn: i jr. *-12 | yard: $10 per month, Key at 820, owuer at SIs Sth ine, uary 16, at 8 o'clock. All seats reserved. © Alex. Court, 4 rs..10. 50 | Bale 2 Alex Court Sr10.80 | oui. dra md Tae 2 Leste bh j Asycat 6 3 Lost. Gi {OK KENT—NEW HOUSE 906 L ST. N. W., CON 2 Xt Gr. Nainins 9 rooms: elegant house with all modern CHARITY BALL, Bink improvements, Avply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 Lith 1888, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, ar THE ie Dupont Circle Rat near Lot Keath mear Leh NATIONAL RIFLES' ARMORY, Wo. WESOUTT & WILGO! oN ee 1907 Pracayivenn are ae, RENT—19 EW HOUSE, OR RENT—1; XEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1888, with 2 Istrobes, range, bath-root h 4 hKOWs. ‘all improvements, per month, ROBERT ‘Penn. ave.n i. STEAD, architect, 906 F ee UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE FOLLOWING EIN ALL ret-class OR RENT— LADY PATRONESSES: F ote Fu w 11.8166, 2013 Masa.n.w..10r-. ard Mrs. R. R. Hitt, Tawa, B st. ruined, ‘Mrs. John Davia, ROE ——__? Mra Endicott, Mrs. D. 8 Lamont, FU Ara Whitney, « Mrs, Lily Macaleter Laugh- Dupout Circle, 12 ra. all m. 4.. per annum. 83,000 Mra. J. G. Carlisle, ‘ton, 16th st. n.w., 14 rooms, all maa, Per anbum 000 Ars, 8. J. Field, Mrs. Kichard Wallach, Most., near Thomas Circle.1 ors..allm.t, per mo. Mrs. Stanley Matthews, ‘Mrs. Van Ronseliaer Berry, 1b’ st, above Dupaut Cirle 10e “alla... Mrs. J. Donald Cameron, “Mrs. John Hay, UNFUKNISHED. ‘Mra Lelaud Stanford,” Miss igs, Dupont Circie, 12 rooms, all mod. imps... Mot. n.w., 12 rooms, all mod. 41 RECEPTION COMMITTEE OF BOARD OF LADY VISITORS. ri ra. R. K. Stom Mrs. N. [. Andersor 09 Mrs. P/H Sheridan, Mrs.Z Later. se Mrs. FR Franklin, Mra. F. i. McGuire, LL Mi Hou. “Mrs. Henry Ed- Mra. Mi. W. Galt F25 w ey 02 Cnt 3;ycau bo obtained feous tise Leap Visitor Th iiurnw ae net Hip a N st. u.w., 10r.. HOUSE AN! ra st. | ball ‘fe19-6¢ | 1612 7that. n.w,, Or,,. 20 ‘ confortable: laige parlor. diniag roou, kitchen aud | axey SERRATE nn | 1OLG RECA, tes ae. 42 OHO Ba we er Se 730 | Cetust om one Moet gusad nine bedoumer dey cellat, ay BEATER 0 nose BH. WARNER © CO. 010 ¥ stn. | houat bonis hey af'fernster wil sent Soro 000 to responsible mm STLGER ion 1. and S0c.. ™ = a - EMILY SOLDENE BURLESQUE and NOVELTY CO. NT—$10—TWO-STORY FRAME, LARGE 1n Offenbach's 5 Witson st . Le Droit Park, Z ‘i wo-story and basement Brick. new, all mod. a8 Ath at nw. WAL F. HOLTZMAN. "AKA. ‘hurs. and Sat. Matinees Mon , Tues. eo ee Next Wat WADDEWS “ound: New York" Com- | JHOR KENT—408, 12 14 AND 16 VA. AVE. S. w OK DE! ‘, z new G-room brick houses: hall, water aud vas: #16 oAegite e p ana Te WALKER & WALTER, eal Estate Brvkers ; 3 Fst uw. <3 MEtBororitan OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORE : GROCERY STORE ‘and fatures: reason for welling. engaged in other | ARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONC -ECIAL. SPI GRAND OPERA IN GERMAN. ‘The first representation ia America of RICHARD WAGNER'S: “NIBELUNGEN TRILOGY.” Sommencing MONDAY, JAN. 30. | bpusinces; wood location; dwelling sttached, Ko. 305 East Capitol street i WASTED (AN OFFER FOR 100 SHAKES OF stock of the Perfection Heat and Light Company. Address Box 82, Star office. My 46 JOR SALE—@150—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A ‘Confectionery, ear lance school. cause for selling, Other business; must sell stn. 3 : GAXWOOD, 035 Oth wt. m. RENT- FINE Ur ox ir SReDEnCS NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. Pl ape rd ‘South, tay stu, came en ute RENE the year, or longer lease at a lot nae nat olen tomaetoniee = iy. 1s Jaz) he mumence THURSDAY, JAN. 26. Application for vests, acchiupauied. by the pro Box 139, Star office. 2 a ss JOR SALE—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ON PRIN- bo inde by letter to the Metropont jediato possession: water rent paid. Fi at | Beipal street, mcely furnished, now doiug & fairbusi- Opera House Box Ofice, New York. te eet ibs premioes apie a SF Permit | ness: forsale cheap; low rout, “Address LENSE, Siar R RENT—THE WASHINGTON LIGHT IN- 3.¥. 8. HUYCK & CO., nnn ll EE. i FANTRY ARMORY, ee WASTED RACTSER WITH SMALL CAPITAL (The largest hall in the city) may be’ rented for balls, to Join Undersifaed in brokerage business; now ties, fairs, and exhibitions, established “Will usrant'e lace returns and insure Cros ferme apply im person or by letter to J. H. Sgeinstioss, BRANCH, Star ollice, at or fern ap F Armory, on Monday, W. and Friday between the hutirs of 6:30 and 8 p.m. Jald-sdew3hin Ass Busou THeaT WEEK JANUARY 16. America's Greatest Soubrette, T° ‘CONTEACTORS. ‘On sale, a recent importation, No. 1 ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT, “Burham Brand.” Price VERY SPECIAL Shall quote it as stated below. We have also at cea, ‘Plasterers’ Har, wich we Duy for, cash io car Wade for cur whoresale trade at works, (the Kiverton Lime Kilns). itiverton, Va ‘This lime ts always ou sale atour city sind yard, where thousands of SH. DANENHOW! $2L-Bt Successor to Danenhower & Son, 1115 F st. MISS MATTIE VICKERS, 908 O ST. N. W., NEW HOUSE, POR RENT = 008, SE, oes ‘ond Hi Seht rooms, ait modern conveniences. Apply t6 | f Sand und Gravel Can always be bad with Building MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Sar BOUREE | Suppliesiny general cs cas oni JACQUINE: Qe m p Telepluc cal Ra. Wut the aural price fr the OR, PASTE AND DIAMONDS, avout iets sinine Vv ANTED-I WISH TO LEASE ABOUT 10,000 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, aN TSH TO LEASE CHERUB, ‘THE PEARL OF SERPENT MOUNTAIN. ‘Next week—CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK. _ 816 P. Tallroad, conventeut to wharves, southwest Preferred. Address P. V., 704 14th st. uw, 1)al9-3t* Lents, goer BOUGHT AND SOLD OR ae FRANK H. PELOUZE, _ 3819-38 1416 Pet, Kellogy Building. { SALE_DRY GOODS AND NOTION STORE, Fou Sai ication Reel ouste and Commercial Ottice, 1307 F at, Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street. Every Afternoon at 2. Evening at 8 LARA DE VERE, Jald-3t HERRON & RAMEY. ‘The talenvel Youn Buvctioual Actroas tn JROk_ SALE_CROCKERY, WOUDENWARE AND Bartley Campbell's 5-act Comedy-Drama, Variety Store: goed location: dots ® good bust- PISUNSHINE. Desa. Keal Estate and Commercial Torre ‘A Strong Cast, A strong, soul- € Ja19-3t HERRON & RAMEY. Curifeiticn aod wonders froth sil parts of the World. m SALLI ASS DRUG STORE, THE ‘Admission, 10c.: orchestra chairs, 10c. extra. IalU-Ot Ley a B . Gial Office, 1907 F st. w 2814-12t Successor to FOR SALE--HOUSES. fon wuss a Mr, SALE-2 BAL, BK AND bate, per cent fans, sect 61.800. 1 do, with, bay, Sin sikohh Microw k Poke Eh Pane tees JOR SALE-HOURES CENTRALLY LOCATED ON widealley; have been built ten mouth, and are nd by paying tenante who have lived it ‘ever since they were DuUt. W4ll sell so that the rents will amount to 14 yercent per annum on the Price paid: mo fee toagente, Adirem Sear othce, ‘S2loe FL Soy BRICK Bouse. 7 Fe RA kale ae {OR SALE—A SPA [DUCEMENT Ik OF. ferrtateraraiecn of Batre ners and ae jot, 102710, a. @. cor. dd Deette ave. te Sita per egunie ise Ronee nent tor bes vas race eT ror. wd W34 F st. Room & 12-08 TRADE-S-ROOM FRAMY HOUSE te alley, 2223 G atm ot 1hx3k. on wide alley, bet. iudeited iat’ quanti he sree Bo sighoe Rete Raha te feted apa Scns i tues i h $300 cach. Six 10 builds sear Latter Se3i00. hd se ae Sates S10. ists, Sox 100, at Cpanel — pat srt wt Ot FM. Room 6. yn Baek; nb Ls te re Brick; 11 rooms: desirable in ries 1317 Lith ‘Address Box ‘S80 Fost Othont OR SALE—A FOUR ROOM HOUSE, RENTING OF S10 per tmouth it 1OHN ft, to sO all #1.000, CHARLES B CAYWOUD, Basewent cee ene. - panmcmeeee Jo SALE_POUR NEW HOUSES, SD s. x D streets nw, and store with dwelling op Jd stu «4 PSvnss S ateecien set Paces JOR SALE—NEW THREE-S1ORY BRICK DWE: Lung, ten rooms, beth room aud cellar furnace and al, modern improvenenia, haudeomely payered,lo- fated two syUatwe {rob 1 CAroe 1 & KUTHEKPC 130 Fe, SMES TRO HOUSES, J0eT FINtenED: eicht rots, bath aud concrete cellar. heated by @ furnace, ewerythite of the. very best. apleuiid loom tien yarticulare apply to DAVUD D. STUNE. 2h 80d Feat JOk SALI NEW HOUsrs ON 61" ana K sta nw, press-brick front aid bay. wiss seven toon And “beth erms to sul ner, FLANCIS TOUMES, Koom 5, # —CHEAP_8ix Jo SALE—NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSE Twill sell my new Groom broth Houses fe cote spud etnted fg fanaa pe Spee ret mace, st bem boa Hed. Apply to owner, 806 F st. nw. ja Jol SALE VERY ¢ ; gtr a th and cellar GUO, terms any, DAVID D StONL. WOO Peat. 1. JOR SALE-WHY PAY RENT WREN A EW undred dollarscash and #30. per unonth wil w® yous good home? have desirable Hotses in all eso ons for sale on these terus. DAVID D. STONE. deeds 806 F at nw. Fok S84 on erty on diy st re tet F aud G food stand fore baker | price €5.000. ” GW PARKER, 49 and Baw, ‘GOS New York ave. nw. 7 rooms and beth. rans, iatrobe, im good order, only 2,700. A good invest Beat Hi. S-toom brick; water in yank: und near termitus H-st. care. front on two #treets, S-room frawe and stable, suitable fut dairy man Only 2,100. Ja: it WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. JOk SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT ANNAPOLIS, Mad. ucar U.S eval Academ: coruer residence property (brick), 12 lange rooma, all mod. taupe ‘collar, Conservatory. he; 23 eet front. besutl: ful honse, or investment cheap. CHAS A. SHIELDS, 1006 F si-u.w. iiaps.. 10 rooms. “For farther particulate DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, cor. 48nd Daw JOR SALE—A DECIDED BARGAIN IN A THREE- story aud basement Brick. aleven bath. and il conveniences: on M st, near 23d. If wold at one $4,700. MACGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008-1010. os 2h JOR SALE — THREF STORY BRICK, AINE rooms, all moder improvements, on "19th #t, Above Dupont Circle. If sold at ouce, @ 00. Mace GOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008 and 1010 # st. ja21-e JOR SALE— Lirick of 6 rooms, on L. st., bet. 15th and 16th sts. Nz a water, Ge; feos south prion, 84.0005 heap. wescori & | x, 907 JOR SALE-ON INSTALLMENT awe ILOOX, 1907 Paw JOR SALE—HOUSES, 1208 Sth st nw, b sb. ‘e300 w bat. =e 25,000 2 10. aw bn 16.000 = hyve? 2 8 ~. 000 50... 14? Veo ave ba mi, 13re, 1 Hat aw. . Or. h., Br. stele The above is ‘portion of the ou hooks "For (ail ist cal’ at amor for bulletin faeued the Istand 15th. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. — )a20 JOR SALE—A NEAT NEW PRESS-BRICK FRUNT, wudow ues andstabia OWREL vai T z JOR SALE—BUSINESS: PROPERTY ON | Eis my gon New rick at tt ey 8H et, Saran SSeo0 Ise "h HEREPORD, 1423% Fat. JOR SALE-AT A GREAT BakGaIN—THAT lange turee-story dwelliia on the corver of Sth and B sts. n.w.,oppusite U.S Natiousl Museum, cou: fate 10 roo aud all modern inprovenici te cl be disposed of at once. BH, WAKNEK & CO. 3810-38 JOR BALE—-A SPLENDID LARGE CORNER property ob 234 and Lata nw. with story on fire foor. contains 13 rooms and all modern: iuproven-ate. Elegant stable in rear. jot 23% by 78, will pay frow 8 to 10 per cent on investment: can be bought at # JOK SALE—POUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND ‘Stable ou north side Qut.. betweet. 13th and 14th ms House ‘bas ‘teeive pact aid bath. if sold at Once it can be bought . Permit to examine ‘Upon application at m}' office. aged ‘CHAKLES W. HANDY, Heal Estate Agint, ja19.3t wel Pat SALE—EIGHT ROOMS \D BATH, AL ‘tod. imnpa, brick hous, ¥ sti. w.,. Just east new Peusion office. house ib Worvagh Fejair two new Herotea bow rane tnide blinds. Tot LO) tect Set to OA BRYANT, 516 oti n- datb-thke 2 ‘OPPOSITE BRITISH LEGATION, SURE WESt OF COMRECHICUT AVES a fine three-story and cellar brick Kesideuer, contain ing thirteen recipe, bouse well built abd location first. class: lot Zoi feet by T ata bargain to an _sal8-08 1K SALE—SMALL DWELLING, at terms eany. DANIEL OC. CALLAGHAN, and trustes, 1006 F stm. e SALE—ONE OF THE MOST A’ ‘ou Connecticut ave. near the tion. Price, @25,000. '20 feet to alley. Will be sold 4. FISHER & CO. 1324 Fat nw. TH Jal6-7t WAL P. YOUNG. 1303 Fst.nw._ NOR SALE—ATA FICE POR CASH—EIGHT new back houses, all mid S orth wet 86" tion. “Apply at once. own hives & SON. 6-7) 1428 New York ave Fok SAL FOR INVESTMENT —A 10 PEL CENT Business ROW Tent at 61.500 per year located northwest.” Inquire of owmer, or BH. WARNER & C6., 916 F st. nw. Der cent Bend for bulletan or cal Asi i ‘ASS "DANENHOWER, SALE OR EXCHANGE BRICK, 13. OND GRAND BALL OF THE NATIONAL . - qi STRRGL ON Ge gtk adi aN ES Se a A as E’Stiren tu didierent parts of the city. Beal Batate Sree Tickets “Gder sduitdug mentions andl and Commercial Office, 1507 F at Smsab A cxets for nate by, amembors aid st the door, 19S x "a10,12,14,17,19.21,24, 25-86 \GGAMAN. ‘SALE—DINING-RO iE CY 1400 NEW YORE © Se SSS wo, | EF tocatea and Busines 5 OO eee aces Sones rage | PPR SN cedar apn RB Sate Fis a ‘io. ‘Largest assortment in the Tinited States. Foe eT 08, ROOM BRICK HOUSE; | ye sa¢g¢—————— strate anes oes ye Eipry winter: 2 nperomentes rere eset | FF a rit pl'5 yin Ts'pe cout on tae gee 13th at,, two blocks south of Pennaylvanis: Sion Feb. ie rout 82; owner 909 aL ne. MOST | 19 qe Avply at 228 Tith st. «0. Setin' mpedly Tocality. 3 oma ‘Open froin si, t0 10 Pia. “Tis Fos See ones AGT TR BAILROAD BTOCK BOUGHT | 80.290 70m: Ey ,— : ‘aud sold | rome a tng ty ‘SALE ine ta teers: Me erented inet’ SLES GORE. | yg ae wk Bs zee, | Roe Beh Ove Stock Taxmwe : STON, 738 sth et aw. sano | A a cSTMENTS IN | HF pantry: new | ee a * axp | PARTIES SEEKING eure oes ters, Ds ‘will begin soon, Annihilation of Values in Every De- | J bath and stable; § $29: | on nt our Umea a EF partment, ee soso” | a0 et aw. Jald-t0 | “jedi Begetabic Go”, Sapitck” geo MEWS OVERCOATS, SUITS, PANTALOONS AND _— FURNISHINGS. Snurualy, jor" any’ amount always’ on” hand for in YOUTHS’ BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING. ana Saemn ay Cutnchila Overcoata, from $10 up. YANG NEooTIA F oraicar =r enya a a Se enews Prince Albert Suits, from $20 up. Le Drow ‘Four-Button Cutaway Suite, from $12 up = Business Seck Suits, from 8 up. ; { giaieieeee banner: Guos: Gane: Gace ; ceva pata pga HOME AMUSEMENTS! HOME AMUSEMENTS! Other Goods not mentioned will besold st a reduc Games for Old and Youns. tiga, no matter what the former price ‘Largest assortment. Every game now published con ‘santly in stock. — ' ‘ew arrival: Magic Lanterns from 400. to 615. is NOAH WALKER & 00, Cu. BUPPERT, 026 Peanayivania ave, 9403, 405, 407 TEM SEX. W.above Det