Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1888, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. * for the % hovers commencing at $ p.m. Jor the District of Colutnbiay Maryland, apd. Vir~ giaia, warmer, fair weatuer, Tight to fresh south- erly Winds, becoming ¥ t W. HI. Hoeke’s, RAREST OF COMBINATIONS.—True delicacy or, With true « t WaT dia th liqutd fruit rem- t taste and benef sely popul ess, ce. All taine have causes the System, CUres Costivs eruggisis. yung: FResr ov THE LoomCotton 5: sacrifice. ress goods at a Bkovukap & Co. To-Moxnow Baixa Pav-Day in the different Departments, JvLIes LaxsBtken has eonciuded to have a special saie of Ey art Sat 73 cents per yard, red Biayrna rus 90.20 suze to $4 ST: #4 Ip size 10 $200; $2.50 see LO SL 73: $1.90 size to Sion. Also ‘on his imported Aximinster rugs. to Fe WO Moquette Tugs, Yange $6.00, and Tapestty rags sy Feuiiced from $1.7... Dos’? Miss the great drive sale at W. H. Hoeke’s, Sev ailvertisement on °d page. Paar EXTERTAIxING Lecrcars—The audiences at Masonic Temple are increasing daily. No lec- ture for which oue is required to pay could excite Onew Interest more than do those of Professor A. fF. Haupt, A. M. whose wondertul method for gain- i J use and knowledge of the Ger- jug a real practical v of the Ger. min language iu speaking. and un Is the wouter of ll wbo aticnd these week. “one may register for one wee Value of the five weeks’ course. of which this is the Opening week of the last course to ve given In this efty til 1890, The lectures and Interesting exer- ‘ercises Incidental to organization are at 2:lo and 6:00 p.m. cor. F and 9th ats, Boorrr’s Covem SYRUP contains no poison and can be given to children with perfect safety. Curw “Rosenteld’s Gem” Tobacco. Eax.—*You can't make a good purse of sear,” says the old axiom, but you can cure Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia, Sleepiessuess and Nervous Exhaustion with @ Dollar bottle of Scotch Oats Essence. H. Jacon JUICY CROQUETTES, $1 per dozen. HvYLER's Cocoa, for breakfast and supper. Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthful. ‘Sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas. L. Barbour € son. ConscRn’y PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD. ‘The king of condiments. The finest made. For sale by grocers, Unti, Arar. 1 we will make a discount of 10 per cent on all purchases made from us for cast or beiore delivery. | Furniture, Carpets, Up istery Goods and Bedding. Ail goods marked. plain figures, W. B. Mosma & So, 11th and F sis. For Washington dressed beef go to Jno. R. Kelly, stalls 625, 629 and 630 Center Market, and 206 an 08 Nortiern Liberty. Corn beet a specialty. JULITS LaNsncnGn's Sate To-MORROw of Smyrna rugs and art squares at less than cost prices will attract many buyers, Srnixe Srvies—Men’s Felt Derbys, $1.50, §2-and a A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. 2.50. Extra value BogrRt’s CvocH SYRUP Will cure at once, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-nigh: Naiowat.—Louls James in “Othello. Atsavon’s—The Bostonians in “Futinitza.” Haxnis’.—“Pat’s Wardrobe.” WiLaxp Hati.—Prot. Carpenter. Kennan’. —Variety. Manassas PaNokama.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals. At a meeting at the Columbia Democratic Club scoms, on 10th street, last evening, a Penusyiva- Bia Democratic Club Was organized, ‘The fourth Bischoff concert occurs Friday. ‘The will of Nathan B. Clarke was filed yester- day. He gives to his soas, Charies J. and Artur an bis office furniture and an insurance policy ter $1,000. To his wife, Harriet E. Clarke, he eaves the balance of the ¢state and names her as executrix, ‘The police have received the following addi- Honal contributions for the beuent ot the poor? J. ‘T. D. Pyles, 20 loaves of bread; W. P. Elliott, gro- corteg; Michael Connor & Sons a load of wood George A colored, Who Was indict cember 2, 1887, for larceny from the person, was to-day released from jail on bis persohal recogn!- zance. ‘Tue WERKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World ts offered free to every new subscriber for one year $oibe Waeety Oran. Kt io 2 handecmnoty printed ook of 1 protusel more than 100 colored tuaps and diagrams, ahd coutains a wealth of general information. See advertise- ment in, column. —— Mr. Killian and His Horse. A CHAROR OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS TRIED IX THE FOLIC COUKT. George Killtan, the Dutcher, was before the Po- fice Court to-day charged with cruelty to animals tu Working a horse unfit for labor. The court heard the testimony of Agent Key and also the Jestimony of Mr. Killian, and imposed a fine of $5. “am I not entitled to the benest of a doubt?” asked Mr. Killian. “I have got to take Mr. Key's word for it,” said ‘the judge. “( not a citizen as well as Mr. Key?” asked he defendant, “It is the horse and myself against ir. Key.” “Vil overrule your horse,” said the judge. “I have got to take Mr. Key's word. You are fined “I will take an appeal,” said the defendant. do nnn Brann Base Ball Matters. WHAT PRESIDENT YOUNG SAYS ABOUT THE LEAGUE MERTING. Players have been signed by base ball clubs as follows: Wm. O’Brien with Washington, Arthur Irwin with Philadelphia, and Jno. Healy with In- dianapolis. President Young, of the League, will leave to-morrow morning for New York to attend the meeting of the League to be held Friday. He will stop in Philadelphia until Friday, when he Will £2, 08,10, New York. ‘The, schieduie, he suid this morning, and will prob- fe eee ee eerie ‘There Is alWays some squabbiing,” he added, but {uere fs u0 doubt but that ft will stand as formu- lated by the schedule committee. ‘There will be & 1weeting of the arbitration committee cn Saturday, When the Kansas City dimicuity will be settled. Clarkson's case, he said, will not come before the commlttes as itis mnerely a difficulty between him the Chicago club. It 48 probable that the [osiue-rules committee wil also meet, but Mr. OULg says tial he does not KLOW W! or not they Will make any changes. ee ‘TuERe 15 4 LrrtLe contrivance on the wall of Brown's feed store, 1805 14th street, Which 1 ex- citing much curiosity. It ts an apparatus which, Of Itself, cuts off the Water from the pipes in the building whenever there ts danger of freezing. Ics ap ingenious automatic device tnfluenced by the temperature of the wmosphere. The move ment caused by the contraction of the metal lunder Ube Influence of cold ts so adjusted, that at any degree desired it wili reiease a valve that cuts Of the water from the butlding and drains the pipes. Any higher degree of temperature will cause ft fo turu the Water on again. Mr. Brown Says that be used to suffer much annoyance from the freezing of his pipes. He had this Littie ap- Paratus attached last December, aud he assured @ Stak reporter that during every’ freeze be has not had @ frozen pipe once since he adopted this de- Vice, At the same time, he says, 1t does not inter. Tere with the use of the water, the flow being still controlled at the faucet. The apparatus was in- Vented by Mr. Edwin A. Newman, of this city, and the patents are controlied by the recently organ- {eed company, KuoWn as the Newman Antl-Freez- lug Water Pipe Co. —-___ THR GEORGETOWN AwATRCK OncHEstRA enter- fained large gathering of its triends at the Na- Jona! Rifles’ Armory last night, at its 2th public Febearsal The orchestral nuinbers were Beetho~ ‘Yen's Sth symphony, the “Tannhauser” march, und a waltz by Waldtenfel. In the main the work of the orchestra was satisfactory, and showed steady tmprovewent, which was gratifying to its friends und. well-wishers. x ‘sole on the bassoon by Mr. Jules Dieudoum was a unique feature of the concert, which Was fully appreciated. The vocal soloist “of the evening was Miss Kate N. Scott, Whose rich and weil-trained soprano voice 13 always heard with pleasure. She sang last night the page's song from “The Hi ” Liszt's “Loreley,” and as an encore Losseu's “Dream.” —_——- Dmatm oF 4 WELI-KNOWwN Scvicrron—Achille Colla, & French sculptor, died suddenly yesterday afteroon at his home, corner of 19th and H streets worthwest. He was feeling unwell, and to his room about 2 o'ciock sent for’ Dr. 4 When the doctor arrived he found the lying dead on the floor. ‘The doctor decided that ‘Was caused by apoplexy. oe ‘TE SALE OF Sats for the orchestral con- certs under the direction of Theodore Thomas, and at whieh Josefy and Mr. Myron W. Whitney Say Sppear. commences to-morrow at B30 O'clock, at the Steinway Agency, #25 Penn- sylvana ». These concerts are of the importance, aud Mr. Droop expects. the largest of the Season. Mr. Thomas considers the pro- (fams to be rendered the fuest ever given’ in won, ashing’ i ae Sane ov Parermxos asp WarTex CoLons.—Messra, Waiter 8. Williams & Co. willseil at public sale at their art salesrooms, cor. 10th Pa, ave., «bout 200 ofl paintings’ by European and Ameri- sale commences ean artists, ‘Unis evening at S oelock. ee oe ‘Tux 4,000 188 Domwaxt Howe ScaLe, in the receiving-room of the ra rk we esa Tclening machine in the city. fF} e the wood-work mu ve Morrow at 11 o'clock at Pennsylvania avenue. ‘See advertisement for ———— Persows Destaixa TURK! neituer go to New York nor w: Sooeann Wanaty bs 0! Unts atk in | every ia THE SHAKESPEAREAN PAGEANT. Preparations Being Made for the Forthcoming Spectacular Panter mime—Who Will Take Part, ‘The preparations for the Shakespearean panto- mime are being actively made and actors and every body else connected with the project are full of enthusiasm. Successful renearsals have been heid for the past two evenings at the residences of Mrs Clephaue and Mra, Keim, It is said that the costumes to De worn are being made for the occa- sion and are valued at $20,000 and the entertalament committee will pay $750 for their use. The first’ spectacular representation of this kind was given in Bir- mingvam, England, with great success by lords and lavies imerested im a charity, and has never been produced in this country. it 13 expected that iy and gentleman attending will appear if dress, and thus contribute to the social and Priitiancy of tue affair. Every pur- er of a ticket ts entitled to | ger mrs ip the grand dance which will take place afver Tass tomime. Several boxes have been sold, and they will be occupied by ple prominent in official nd social lite. The President end: Mrs. Cleveland will occupy one box on an evening not yet made Known, as Wili also Secretary and Mra Whitney, With friends, and Senator and Mrs. Stanford. Mrs. Nordhoff, the former president of the Ladies’ ald, Will comé from New York to be present at the representation. ‘the following 13 the cast tor Uthello, Act V; seene 3: Desdemona, Miss Estel Chase “Sprague: “Amelia, Mist. "Manypeun: Othelio, 3. B. Kandolph; Jago, T. Carust; Gratiano, M. Porter: Znduvien, B lotcher; Cassin, La. Chew? Montano, ©. FE. M The cast is Duke of Albany, Mr. MeMiilan; watt, Feldnaus; Duke of Burgundy, Mr. Barker; Duke of Kent, W. F. Clark; Duke of Glost r, Mr. Niver; King of France, Mr. Jackson; nerit, Miss Heien Cannon, fagan, Miss Pres- ton; Cordelia, Miss Mikw: Captain of Guard, W.0. Clephane; Physician, Frank Dyer; Fool, J. Edson, jr.; Pages, Alan A. Clephane and W. Sowers; Maids of Honor, the Misses Grosvenor, Miss Katie Jones, Miss Barnes, Miss Weber and Miss Julla Clephane. “Twelfth Night,” act 3, scene 4, will be given With the following cast: Oliria, Mrs. Chas. Read; Maria, Miss Patdock; sir Toby, Lieut, Chambers, Of the Navy; Auwbian, Lieut. Talcott, of the Navy; Clown, Mr. Puilzzia, in ev suce ‘The SelecUun trom the “Merchant of Venice” to be represented Will be the famous trial scene, seene 1, act 4 ‘The cast will be: Portia, Miss E. J. Wilson; Nerissa, Miss Sypher; Duke, R. A. Me~ Kinney; Lords, Dr: Schooley. Mr. Perkins, and A. Krish; Shylock, Prot. Edgerly; Counci!, Messrs. Wright, Geneste, Weaver, Hopkins, Monroe and Matteson; Antonio, D. A. Harrison; Ba sanio, Brooke; ‘Gratiano, K. M. Towsot Milton; Solanio, Mr. Frye. alarind, >. B. ‘The Property of Mrs. M. L. Walker. TWENTY-THREE CLAIMANTS WHO WANT A WILL SET | ASIDE. : John G. Henry and twenty-two other persons yesterday, by Mr. J. A. Maedel, filed a bill in equity Against Sophia Bouvet and four others, heirs of the late Christian Heary, who died in 1884, for the sale and partition of property at 6th and N streets and on 3d street, between Q and R streets nortn- West, The biil recites that Maria Louisa Waiker, daughter of Christian Henry, died January 27Ui last, leaving a quantity of real estate ta her own right aud received Ly the death of her father; that | ‘she left no children, father, mother, brotuer, sister or husband, and that the plaiauffs and defendants are next of kin of said Maria L. Walker, and co- heirs with her as to the said real estate as towhich | they claim she died intestate, not having been seized of It at the Uiue of the execution of the will in 1882. ‘This Will was admitted to probate a few Weeks ago, and the DUIK of the property 1s be- queathed by it to the Woman's Chrisuan Home, ‘They pray the appotntment of a receiver for thé Tents, the appolntinent of a guardian ad item for the ibfants, and a sale of Une real estate and | division of the proceeds, Police Court Witnesses. PERSONS WHO APPLY FORK FEES FOR ATTENDANCE AND AKE KEFUSED. Persons summoned to appear as witnesses in ‘the Police Court frequently apply for certificates for the usual witness’ fees of $1.25. In many of the | cases the applicants are refused as, it 1s said, they are not entitled to the fee. Much complaint is heard on the part of persons who are called upon to spend a day at the Police Court to assist the | rosecution of a case. An application was yester- lay made to the clerk ef the court for a certificate in @ case in which a man was tried for cruelty to animals. The clerk refused to issue the certificate on the grounds that the witness was not entitled to the fee, and thet in such cases the Commis- sioners would decline to pay the fee. Section 1072, chapter 33, of the Revised Statutes relating to the Mistrict of Columbia, reads: *Witnesses be- fore the Police Court shail receive the same fees as are allowed for similar service and attendance in the Supreme Court.” - ae nee ‘THR SECOND CaMPaNtNi Concent at Con) tional Church last night was even more enjoyable than the first, given a couple of weeks ago. ‘The audience was unusually enthusiastic, many doubt- less feeling that they tnight never again hear the Volces which for years have delighted them beyond the power of words to express.’ ‘The recalls were frequent and the artists responded with a kindly good nature not customary at concerts of this class, Signor Cam Sold power seemed to have ali come back to him in the number from “[/Atri. | caine,” Which he sang with exquisite sweetness wad beauty of expression. In the fine duet from ‘Les Pecheurs,” with Gaiass!, his voice was also | heard to pecullar advantage, pouring out a great flood of stitring melody that recalled the best days of this splendid tenor, It was an especial pleasure to the audience to find that Gerster, who was given an ovation as she appeared for the first time, still retains in large measure the exceptional vocal powers which gave her a | place close to Patti among the great singers of the world. Her florid eS are NOt tilled off with that wonderful bird-like agility which once char- acterized ber execution, and there is perhaps some ‘Slight loss of freshness in her tones, but she is still a singer Whom it isa great delight to hear. In ansWer to long-continued applause after Ler first hutmber last ‘nicht she gave “Oft In the Sully Night.” Scaicht last night sang with all her old- Ume rerve and beauty, the full, rich, moving tones of her resonant contralto being’ heard with special effectiveness in the “Nobll Signor” from “The “Mignon” sec- Huguenots,”and the aria from ond part. Signori Galass! and Corsini, the latter ‘an excellent buffo, were, of course, good, and Sig- norina Torricelli again showed herseif mistress of the violin. To WALK PROM BALTIMORE TO WASHINGTON.—A telegram from Baltimore, Feb. 28, says: From this city to Washington seems destined to become a regular track for walking-mateues. The latest arranged 1s for Eastr Monday, open to students of the Jobus Hopkins University.” Six are already in training, hoping to win glory and save belug of the number who, by reason of their failure to fin- ish, Will have to chip in to the payment of the @- Pitises of “the walk. ‘The stake muney or prizes ¥e not yet been announced, but numerous quiet bets are being made by friends of the various con- testants, ——.__. A DisPUTED BIL. FOR MaTERtat.—Yesterday, in the Court in General Teri, the hearing in the case of Martin Bros. against Wm. H. Campbell and others Was commenced, but ‘not concluded. On August 25, 1885, Campbell entered into a contract With Geo. W. "Harrison 40 butid, within three months and a halt from September 1, 1885, three houses, to cost $11,300. After he ‘had, ‘as he thought, paid off tue entire expense or the build- ing, ‘Marin Bros filed a len for materials tur. nished. ‘The contractor informed Mr. Harrison {that he owed the concern nothing. Judgment was nevertheless given in the plaintiff's favor. ortematoron | smsarunes ‘DeaTH oF Jou T. Costrs.—John T. Costin, a Well-known colored resident of the District, died Yesterday after @ long illness, at ‘bis homé, No. Isl2 11th street, in the G4th year of hisage. He Was for many years engaged here as a barber, and resided In South Washington for a long time. He Was a recognized leader of the republicans of that section, lie had served in the Army during the War, and was active as a member of the GA. K. After the old corporation days he went to Georgia, and Was for a Lime a member of the Georgia legis: lature. Mis funeral will take place from Israel colored church (Ist and B streets southwest) on Friday, at 1 o'clock, = 2 Ne ar GuILrY oF Assavzt.—This morning, in the Crim- inal Court, the trial of Frank Wicks, a young col- ored man, for an assault with intent to kill Peter Burke, July 26, 188, was resumed. It was testi. fed that the ‘occurrence took place on L street, near 4th street, when Wicks tried Lo pick a quar. rel with Burke, and on the latter running away Wieks shot at’ him. Wicks and another witness testified that Burke was the and struc Wicks in the face and ran, and Wicks then fired a shot in the air to scare him. Messrs. Cordeal, Stores, and W. P. Wiilisinson appeared for the de- | month by month during the year accumulate ma- A NEW CHURCH TO BE BUILT, ‘The First Baptist Congregation Will Breet it on the Corner of 16th and O Streets. A social meeting of the congregation of the First Baptist church was held last evening, and the plans that have been under consideration for some Ue to erect @ new chureh edifice in the north- western part of the city were considered. The pastor, Rev, Mr. Stakely, made a statement of ‘what the committee had done which had been ap- Pointed to secure a proper location, The grouna at the southwest corner of 16th and O streets had been selecuad, and this choice was ratified by a Vote of the congregation. The lot fronts 86 feet on 16th street and runs back adepth of 125 fest on Ostreet, It ts just north of Scott Circle and op. posite the residence of ex-Secretary Robeson, The present church property on 13th’ street, between Gand A sireets, Will be Sold. The plas of the hew church have’ not yet Deen prepared, but it is desired that the new cdifice be constructed of bridk and stone. ‘The cost ot the new church, in- cluding the ground, will be about $80,000. There are two couiuiltees appointed Who will have charge Ut this work. ~ ‘The committee on plans and estimates consists of the fo.owing named: Rev. Chas. A. Stakely, Cleveland Abbe, Robert C. Fox, E. T. Fristoe, 0. 'T! Mason, Kobt. McMurray, W. L.’ Speiden, J. C. Wel- ling. ‘Tue committee vo'solicit contributions 18 as follows: Rev. Cuas. A. Stakely, J. @. Judd, Win, ¥. Holtaman, ©. J. Luurell, KR. H. Martin, A. P. Montague, Poynton Musson, aud Dr. G. C. Samson, Ar. R. Hl. Martin Is the treasurer, ‘Tho members of the congregation desired to erect a chapel in the rear of the enurch, Dut owing to the uigu price of land this was found to be 1n- expedient, aud so the new edifice will ave a base meat which will be fitted up for the. use of the Suuday school and as a lecvure room. The new ‘hurch Will seat about 1,200 persons, and will be arranged in the ampuitieater style. ‘The present eburch euitice 1s entirely too small for the present congregation. —-—__ ‘The G, A. R. Fair. One of the ctitef attractions at the Grand Army fair to-night will be a spectat exhibit of paintings in oll on sized paper, in wnich transparent color has been used, thus s€curing more atmosphere and tone. They are the work of Mr. J. H. C. Millar, of London, whom the royal family has made fashion- able by their patronage. The queen owns three of young Miliar’s sunset scenes, the Prince of Wales two pictures, Princess Beatrice one, Priace Louis of Battenburg three, and the Duke of Edin- burg one. The young man ts descended froma family of art culture, and ts following Turner,who Wasan intimate oi his father’s house, in style, with after studies by Whisti The exhibit will be under the charge of Col. ‘Morse, SaLe oF HOTEL PROPERTY. — Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, lias sold at public sale tue brick build: jug, 727 15th street, Known as the old poruion ot Welcker’s Hotel, ‘The lot is 25x127 feet and the price paid, was $37,500. “The purchaser was Mr. ‘heophilé Felter, ie proprietor ot Welcker’s Hotel. . besten WaGsxk Society ConcERT Postrongp.—Owing to Urgent busivess which required the presence of Herr Max Aivary, the tenor, in New York, tne con- cert to have been’ given by ‘the Wagner Society at ‘tue Universalist Church this evening has been postponed untli the 13th of Marci, MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriage licenses have been Isslied by tue clerk Of the court sto Alfred C, Hines and Ceila M. Burton; John E. Mahoney and Mary E. Handy; Zachanah Tripett und Anna Bush; fernanda 'M. Johnson, of Kichmoud, and Meta'E. Hurst, of Manchester} Cuaries Fields and Hatue Daugerueld; Alonzo A: Jordon and Mary 0. Suuitu; Maso Sauiuels und “Annie Van Buren; nna Alvy. Henry'C. Lamkin and 2 ‘THe WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atiasor the Worla 1s offered Iree to every Lew subscriber for one year to the WaEeKLY Stax. It 1s a uanusomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more ‘hau 100 colored tnaps and diagrams, ahd contains a wealth of general information. See advertise ment ip another column, Tue Ewasciration DaY CSLEBRATION.—A con- Vention of delegates from tae ‘old legislative dis- Uiets Was called for last night at Fisher's Hail, West Washingzon, to imake arrangements for thé ecievrauon or tue’ anniversary of the elmancipa- on Of slaves in the District, on the 16ch of April next, ‘The attendance was ‘rather small. It was Gecised to form a inass meeting and elect Charles | F, Mosely as chairman. The meeting adjourned Without accomplisuing’ a great deal.” A weetlng of delegates Will be Leid this evening, When 1018 expected that further steps will be taken, ‘THe Focrta Biscuorr Concert occurs on Fri- | day evening. The program includes solos trom many Of our Lest local amateurs, the “Jewel Song,” from “Faust,” “Angels’ Serenade,” with orgah and violin obiigato, and the “Miserere, fyom “Trovatore.” aS Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. ‘THE CaLEBRATION FUND.—There 1s a general dis- ition here tO make the celebration of the 22d of giving it definite municipal direetion and assis- tance. A tax sosmall as to be inappreciable—I | cent on the $100—would produce about $400 an- nuaily, the Owner of an estate of $600 paying only 6 cents, while the owner of a $100,000 estate would Pay only $10. Add to these a sinall “224 fund” addition to the licenses of those branches of busl- ness especially benefited by the strangers drawn here on Washington's birthday, and $100 more could ve rais d, making $800 as a certain basis of operations, and $500 additional could easily be collected tach vear, making $1,300. This sum weil-busbanded, would, as material increased, be suMicient to make unique demonstrations uuder the management of the mayor, the city councils, and the citizens’ committee, while tne organiza: Uons certain every year Of a procession would terlal for superb parades. NorES.—The state senete Joint resolution givt the Mount Vernon Avenue Association Virginiss claim on the United States sor $120,000 has been passed to Its engrossment in the louse of dele- gates I isexpected that the remains of Mrs, john H, Parrott, formerly Miss Kate Uhler, of unis city, will be brought here to-morrow: for inter- ment, She was tue sister of Mr. A. G. Uhler, of ‘the planing milis at the foot of 9th street in Wasn- ington. Mr. Joby H. Parrott, her husband, was long agent of the New York cJal companies here, DUL Was transterred vo New York city.—Miss Virginia E. Clarkson, whose fatal iliness has been mentioned, died yesterday. | She was principal of Lee public school and had ‘for nearly forty years been a teacher in Alexandria. Her funeral will take place to-morrow morning. Herdeath creates @ Vacancy in the principalsiuip of Lee scnool, which Will be filed atthe next meeting of the ‘school Doard. Messrs. KobI. Catsapaugh and Geo, Ziny- lmerinan, employes of the Danville system, W slightly injured yesterday, the former at the Mid- land shops and the latter ‘on the W. and 0. Rall road.——The canvass has begun for the special election of councilman from the third ward on tue 22d proximo.—Mr. G. W. Jones, ot Washington, gave achalk-talk at ‘the Christian Associ ton Tooms last night. The Tuesday night conferences there are instructive and_userul—Messrs Jonn T. Hill @ Co. will enter upon the lon of the city fish Wharf to-morrow and will prepare for the season’s work. eo Dr, Bedell’s Crime. CHARGED WITH AN ATTEMPT TO POISON A PATIENT— A DRAMATIC STORY OF SINPUL LOVE. An Indianapolis special to the Philadelphia Press, February 28, says: Several days ago Dr. W. B. Bedell, a leading physician of Vincennes, was February a permanent institution in this city by |. g f ANALYZING THE BAKING POWDERS. D. C., WEDNESDAY.” FEBRUARY 29. 1888—-SIX PAGES. . AMUSEMENTS. _FOR RENT—HOUSES. poromac Boar civ BAZAB AND EXHIBITION, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, OPENING TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), FEBR' ARY 29, AND CLOSING SATUKDAY, MARCH 10, “Royal,” the Only Absolutely Pure Baking Powder Made==| ooupcsing Ten Nights of Boundless ae. Action of the New York State Board of Health. ‘Under the direction of the New York State Board of Health eighty-four different ‘kinds of baking powders, embracing all the brands that could be found for salein the ‘State, were submitted to examination and analysis by Prof. C. F. Chandler, a member of the State Board and president of the New York City Board of Health, assisted by | Prof, Edward G. Love, the well-known late United States Government Chemist. ‘The official report shows that a large number of the powders examined were found to contain alum or lime; many of them tosuch an extent as to render them seriously objectionable for use in the preparation of human food, Alum was found in twenty-nine samples, This drug is employed in baking pow- ders to cheapen thelr cost, The presence of lume 1s attributed to the impure cream of tartar of commerce used in their manufacture. Such cream of tartar was also analyzed and found to contain lime and other impurities, in some samples to the extent of 93 per cent, of their entire weight, All the baking powders of the market, with the single exception of “Royal,” (not including the alum and phosphate powders, which were long since discarded as Unsafe or insufficient by prudent housekeepers), are made from the impure cream of tartar of commerce, and consequently contain lime to a corresponding extent. ‘The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to be entirely free from limo and absolutely pure is the “Royal.” This perfect purity results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes, which totally Temove the tartrate of lime and other impurities, The cost of this chemically pure cream of tartar is much greater than any other, and on account of this greater cost is ‘used in no baking powder but the “Royal.” Prof. Love, who made the analyses of aking powders for the N. ¥. State Board of Health, as well as for the Government, says of the purity and wholesomeness of the “Royal:” “[have tested a package of ‘Royal Baking Powder’ which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a creamof tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates or any injurious substances, CITY ITEMS. Advertisements True to the Letter. ‘We want to convince you that we can and do sell goods as cheap as any house In America, On Thursday, March 1, 1888, OG Otc. Ode. POUT Cemts, "Osc. Ofc. Ofc, ’e will uffer For Sale the followiig goods. Decorated Tea Trays; kunbosed Comb Cases, Vegetable Graters; Coat Racks; Kitehen Soap Dishes, 7Pin Bat Racks; ‘toe “Mashers; ixing Spoons. Basting spoons; Gia Pepper and Salt ru Decorated Mugs ‘Dippers; Sugar Scoopa, Flour Dredges; Nutmeg Graters; Tea Stove Lifters; Coffee Pot stands; lucliage, Good Black Ink; Good Violet Ink; Match. Fes. Hand Erushes; Mincing Knives; Scrub Brushes. Rising Sun Stove Polish; 3 doz, Tea spoons, 8c. 09e., Oe. Nine Cents, 09c., 09c., 09¢. Good Hummers and Hatenets; Bread nives. Shoe Brushes; Swiss Carved Brackets; Machine O1L Dust Pans; Large Shears; Good Broilers. Whisk Brooms; Giass Syrup Jugs; Skimmers. Long Handle Iron Shovels; Vegetable Strainers, White Wash Brusies; Good scrub Brushes, Double Mincing Knives; Cocoa Shaped ‘Dippers, Long Coat Racks; Good Dust Brushes, ‘owel Kollers; Wooden Knife Boxes; Brooms. Wooden Soap Dishes; 3 Prong Flesh Forks. Sheet FERRER EE g e 08e. 09¢. 09¢. 09¢. 09e, 8c. O86. 096, Ove, 08¢. ERRRRERPRER FERRER RE RE 90, 1 Iron Mumn Lemon Bi A Set of Buggy Harness made of No. 1 oak-tanned leather, nickel mounted, all hand work, at the manufactory. TorHax, 3 1231 Pennsylvania ave. n.W. gist Week of Our Great Clearance le. A few more bargains left to which we call your special attention. $1.25 Ladies’ Pebble Grain-Worked Buttonhole ‘Sho=s, reduced to 85c. ‘Toe. Ladies’ Kid Opera Suppers, reduced to 48c. gif0 Mens’ sutton, Lace or Congress, reduced to +3 Mens’ warranted Calf shi all sty) ree eae spied Soa e lens’ Si rs, embroidered or all leat! Cra To erect ia or 1.25 y’s ant outh’s SI arant Solid Leather, reduced to 98. te - $1.50 Misses’ Genuine Kid or Fine Pebble Goat Su0es Heels or Spring Heels, reduced to $1. $1 Children’s Pebvie Heel or Spring Heel Shoes, "Special Baryatns in all odd rt in lots of Shoes, these | e closed out at less than half the nevdal cost. | ‘THE Stak Suor HovsE 726 TU St, bet, @ and HL Steamer ‘Trunks, all sizes and qualities, from $ to $11.50. Dress Trunks, canvas cove muslin lined, good locks, from 36.50 to$14. Leather” covered trunias, With iron botiom, from $4.50 up. ‘TOPHAM'S, 3 1931 Pa. ave. nw. A Clean Sweep! A Clean Sweep! You cannot afford to let this chance go by you without an investization, as we can save you some money. The following xoods must go, and to make them go We have concitided to sacrifice them: 50 pairs Misses’ Kid and Goat button, regular Prices $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75; cldsing-out mi pairs 3iisses* Kid’ Button Wom. poe wi te ‘Sense suspected of administering poison to a sick man with whose wife's name his own had been asso- ciated In a scandal, After the physicians had Deen called to see the patient Dr. Bedell was dis- missed from the case. He immediately disap- peared, and in the talk about the matter suspicion Was alo aroused that the doctor’s wife, Wuo had died under ratuer strange circumstances several Weeks ago, nad also been poisoned. ‘The county commissioners ordered that her body should be exhumed and an analytical examination made, ‘Tue analysis Is now in process. In the meantime omicers Were hunting for Dr. Bedell, but were un- able to get any track of him untit'to-day, when he was found by 4 farmer wituin afew miles of Evansville half dead from exposure to the coid. His hands were so badly frozen that amputation Will be necessary, and his phypical coudition gen- erally 18 such Wat it 1s doubtful if he can live long. D*rersta Makes many lives miserable and often teads to sclf- destruction. Distress after eating, sick headache, heartburn, sour stomach, mentai depression, etc., are caused by this very common and increasing disease Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an ap- petite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves sick hesd- fendant, The jury, after a short absence, re- turned @ verdict “guilty of simple assault.” —-—— Prve Dortars on Five Days.—A colorea man named Jonah Adams Sohn Sood nae Lor Uls morning charged W language a Saeta bor eat the hay market Esau Butler, a colored emp! iy dining-room, testi- Med that the defendant was in the diniag-room Under the influence of liquor. He cursed, and swore and was rearing up, aud witness fainted. ‘The defendant tesuned be Was under the influence of liquor. “Are you sober this af asked Ge sir; boo am a little ro nad Witness, “You are fined ” Said Ye the judge, “and in default: you ‘can have ‘ve days in Which to sober up.” ache, clears the mind, and cures the most obstinate canes of dyapepsia. “E have been using Hood’s Sarsaparilis for indiges- tion, kidney and liver troubles. It has greatly bene- fited me, and I would advise any one afflicted with ‘similar troubles to give it a trial. W. H. WAIT, Depot Master, Syracuse, N.Y." HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Ox Biocon, Gosux Brive, ‘TERRA OOTTA, AND TAN, ‘The New Spring Shades in Ladies’ Broadcloth, Pure Wool, one yard and s half wide, Worth $1; Reduced to 87340. Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, 5c. Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12340. FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 250. AMERICAN SATTEENS, French stylea, 1230. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, real cost, COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth $1; only 500. a19 ‘Opera). eat Not a pair worth less than $2.00, Cousins’ Ladies’ Snoes, all sizes and Widths... 1.98 Ladies’ Hand: .weived ongols Ban 1.90 Z jut nulne st 20; worth 2.00 Men's V. C. Scotch Botton shoes’ sen 4 ‘This is Our regular $3.00 Shoe we are sacrificing. ‘Men’s Calf Dress shoes (every pair warranted) 1.75 ‘INE STaNDAKD SHOR HOUSE, 1t 824 7th, Between H and I sts. D.w. ‘Traveling Bagy and Satchels reduced to lower prices than We have ever sold them before, Superior quality as heretofore, ‘Tornam's, 3 1931 Pa, ave. b.w, ‘Three Great Offerings for ‘Thursday, March 1, 1 at Tue Fare, 812 7th street northwest, Combination Dinner Set, New jandsomely Beatty's Ivory Starch, Labor saving, harmless to fabric, perfect finish. 1 Collars Engraved; Razors free. |ALFORD, 487 Penna. ave, Per Gallon, 75c. Quart RSS Wieee he athe went ‘money. ders by mui ictus, 9th near Dat” was Phillips’ bie a - uaiuous delux Tofchuuren, een * TOT RU, ‘8, was ey et Of Trunks and naroess Bt Dotcom prices by com- be) 1231 Pennsylvania ave, n.W, “Reyal Glue” mends China, GlassWood,£c, ad delivered in yb. “Ward” printy aber per ne is, cortage Cheese and Butterualist “Swed haihe LOST_AND FOUND. OST—A SILVER /BLE-FACE WA’ WITH Belvidere four tnncns ig “E. G. LOVE, Pa. D.” BAZAR AND FAIR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29. PRESWENTIAL, EXECUTIVE, AND CONGRES- SIONAL NIGHT. SPECIAL EXHIBIT OF 20 OIL SKETCHES BY HARRY C. MILLAR, OF LONDON. ALSO, MUSIC AND SELECT READINGS IN THE ART PARLORS. LUNCH EVERY DAY FROM 12T02 P.M. it HE ART LOAN EX: LIGHT INF; HIBIT 1 MI pest PONE E: rs W THE RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY Regrets to announce the postponement for two weeks of the concert advertised for this evening at the Uni- versalist Church, Herr MAX ALVERY, the tenor solo- ist, having been suddenly called to New York on im- portant business incongection with his engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House next season. The con- cert will be given TUESDAY, MARCH 137m, at the Congregational Church. Holders of tickets will have their money refunded on application at Knabe's, 817 lt Marie Stan eves Huntiniton, suuille Miudri, Juliette Corden, Dottie Cruikshank, na Cleary, ‘Tein Karke H.C Barnabeo, WH. MeDouald, Geo. Frounmeliam, Riceardo Ricel, Win: A Xante: BW. Mae rUDLEY, Musival Dinecton aes steal Director. GRAND CHOKUS ERS VOICES. ‘THE! ORCHE TRA NEW COSTUMES AND SPECIAL SCENERY. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, FATINITZA, THURSDAY EVENING 41ND SATURDAY MATINEE THE POACHERS. SATURDAY EVENING. -FATINITZA. #1. id B50. ‘Nixut Prices—$1.50, #1, Matinee Prices—#1, 75, 50 aud 2c. _Monday, March 12—VERONA JARBE, HAND SHAKESPEAKEAN PAGEAN PANTOMIME, AT ALBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, __ 29 ‘T AND MARCH 7, 8, and 9, Under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid of the National ‘Houeopathic Hospital, SHAKESPEARE Wi BEFORE THE ve COURT OF case te “Ts velfty Nc " “Merchant of V "As You Like le" "Macweth." “Oshelion” "Wins tor's Te Ye" and Reserved seats for sale on ud Metzerott's, 903 Pennsylvania a ‘and $1.50. General sdmission, 81 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUS BAEURDAT EVENING, MARCH 10, ‘THE CHORAL SOCIETY, ‘Assiated by ‘THE WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Will present “THE ANCIENT MARINER,” ‘A Cantata, vy Sohn Fran Bane Soloista: ‘Sire, S.C. Ford, Cleveland: Biss Alice ew "York, “Me. Whitncy Mockridge, ‘New pe io nh oO cen : eroits 803 Penuayivanta fave, beginning L NEW NATIONAL THEATER. LOUIS JAMES And MARIE WAINWRIGHT, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, SHAKESPEARE'S: ‘TRAGEDY, OTHELLO. ‘Thursday........ ‘Evening. Nore—The Costumes are all new and historically correct, made from designs imported from the Dresden ‘Art Gallery by Chas. Hawthorne, of New York. March S-EMMA ABBOTT OPERA CO. 129 J habe! NATIONAL HEATER. COMMENCING: AS. wR benno ane of the is EMMA” A BBB BE 00 tTrrr 6TTTT Fv BOO ¥ AA BB ° tr aaa o gt - A A NEW QRAND OPEIA combany. a Abbott, Anuandale, Bertram, Fricke, Montegriffo, wicegaN CHORUS AND ONCHESTAA it GAEFATE OLD FOLES con to De Tet fot hans senso 228-2 to come in 25 pennies. Pleasure, GREAT FEATURE—THE 810,000 HOUSE, ‘Which goes to the holder of the Lucky 50-cent Ticket. ‘This structure is at 1418 15th street, and is a magnifi- cent home. Tickets are on sale in every prominent store im the District and Alexandria, and will be sold ‘also in the Hail during the Fair, HUNDREDS OF PRETTY LADIES, MAGNIFICENTLY DECORATED BOOTHS, FINE MUSIO AND DANCING EACH EVENING. Competition will be open for the following articles: MUMMW’S EXTRA DRY PUNCH BOWL, for the most popular restaurateur in the District or Virginia, OFFICER'S SWORD, for the most popular Officer in the District or Avexanuria, CUMBERLAND’S PLEASURE BOAT, for Oarsman of the District or Alexandria, TYPEWRITER, for Typewriters, MEDAL, for most popular Oarsman, KING'S GENTLEMAN'S OUTFIT for Potomac ‘Members, KEEPS SHIRTS, for Members of Fair Committos, DINNER 82, fr the Most Popular Lady Assistant, BABY CARKIAGE, for Members, ONE CASE OF GRAND \ 5 SEC (Roedere~'s Best), for competition amung the Aualostans, Columbias Old Dominions and Potowses, HOME GYMNASIUM, for Athletes, BONNETS, for Members’ Wives and Assistants. RAFFLES nightly of Photographers’ Outfits, Um- brellas, Dressing Cases, Dolls, Oil Paintings, Fans, Eaucy Baskets, Lamps abd every other variety of aru: cles. WHEEL OF FORTUNE, in change of Witty aad Elo- quent Orators. Special Eve vit he various Boating, Mili SYstL aires fe view Batne, ute Parties desiring to donate goods will ebitrdaseedmetpotey jock, on Wed- Desday moruing, February LET THERE BE A BIG RALLY FOR THE POTOMACS. at FIRST CONGR: GATIONAL CHURCH, ‘Corner 10th and G streets. THE MONDAY MISSION CIRCLE celebrates its nual entertainment, SILHOUETTES, WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 29. Tickets, including refreshments, 50 cents, Lunch will be served by the ladies at the THUKSDAY, from 12 to 1:30 p.m, | (QONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH, MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, MARCH 5 AND 6. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. SYMPHONY CONCERTS. ‘The manazement begs leave to announce the first appeurance in two yearsand only time this season of ME. THEODORE THOMAS And his Unrivailed Orchestra, 75 Performers, Assisted by RAFAEL JOSEFFY, church, 1284 ‘The Fambus Hungarian Pisnis, Aud MR. MYRON W. WHITNEY, The Great Basso. conduct the subscription at the Mr. Edw. Droop w: Stew way “Ager Pesinaylvas ured, ion SRdnidesion, 81 AStHoverr BENEFIT, Of the WASHINGTON ANTI-POVERTY SOCIETY. Rev. HUGH O. PENTECOST Will Deliver His Lecture on “PROPOSED SOLUTIONS OF THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.” GRAND ARMY HALL, Opposite Willard’s Hotel. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, at 8 O'CLOCK. Tickets.. Seats for sale, and reserved frve of change, roti’s Music Store, 903 Fa. a VALIFORNIA! CAOSEUAL parties, sear MonTuLy. FREE SLEEPING CALS.” CHEAP RAT:S. SUUTHEGN ROUTE. dress FE. HAWLEY, General Ayent soutlern | Pacitie Co., 339 Broadway, N. ¥. f22-widw | JOR KENT—THE WASHINGTON Light IN- F FANT AKMOKY, (The Ia t hall in the city) may be regted for balls, —. ae eine a sons, eg toler on For feria SP) i, DePaul. OF p 3. CRUGEIL at the Anhory.on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, between the hours of 6-30 and 5 p. m. Pineal as PANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BOLL HUN, th st., (wo blocks south of Pennsylvania ave, Open froin 9 a, m. to 10 p,m By FOR_RENT—-HOUSES. R RENT-214 F Si. N. W., 8-ROOM BRICK ouse, Kas and bath; cheap, $20. Apply at 5: 119 NEW YORK AVE, PRESS ‘window, three-story and cellar? all ui; 12d N st. nw. 125-60" HOUSES 1615 AND 1623 MARION shew: all mi: 7 roows aud bath cou. ermouth McLACHLEN & BATCH: 3 Esta. £25-6t Rt RENT—ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 1542, on Columbia st., near KR. Lave.: 7 rooms inodern iinvrovements; reit $25 per wont, “I 403 7th stn. w. > 1928 Yt st .w..7) 4100.) 3d wt, Ld Uy 10th 6 0, Wasp. 09 Sth wt. mw. 13r. K ‘nr. 2 ge Bs 504 20th stal.w, at. DW, an East z i; = e = fietatt 1s 3 20 622 220. i. ‘R 1756 Mi 150, 1300 27d st. n.w., Tr. 323 K st. n. 00 1304 : x oo as 7521921 213 H st 65,124 F. 1340 Q st. 60/154 220th 2 20 it Fe Pe Bie Bt Sst nw. 7r..... oan 125-6t SEE e meister i} BSS ave......100 Sat ewe WA. Ve erg iar. BO. HOLTZMAN. SALE TO Jeane send the | Wooden Wedding this year in connection with its an- | QR RENT-O41 LST x.w. § ROOM BRICK x tod teu uw kod F LeWPOLD, 1331 Pst POR RENT lie TF ST NW. NEW 7-x00m Fare Drick: bay-wind, stele; sit vermouth. Key at T sis crepe toown, improvemen: Sore corner Tinh # MEEHAN, 713 9th sto 26 10th st. Or. Soom Dev desats ai ea UFTY & DYER, = 13th and F ste 2 ies 1 H st. nw, 12r.fr.@100 819 20th st, Sr. Bist at, Wr. im. 1 B02 Bist at Lr ak 2 724 1th st! 10r md 0-30 oe. Pst. Ur mt... 30-.0) 200u Gai, Vor, nLiao'S Tat) Sr. uit 12 tn BF. 1S Kat nn SE ure Sr 1030 ec hes ae 10 Be Ths Sichete scsvcege PO *. ou car 2112 Mi at., S..10.30 0 Navy Place 10 JOR RENT—i1: brick bay-wit Provementa; rent, aa. ave. QOK RENT-STORE AND DWELLIN completed, 641 Henna, moder. provements, coud 1 Shoes or fine grocery. SWORMSIEDI & Bical STH ST. NW. house, 10 room, Apply M. fies 72 is oui JOR RENT—CHEAP_FURNISHED HOUSE, oO; Part of house; lange cool rooms aud respectable family weed a clerk P.O. Dept, 019 = at. naw, OK KENT—1427 CORCORAN ST. SIX ROOMS, mod. iuip.: oul) $25. 70S N st uw, six rooms fas aud water; only $15, fy-3t CF ply ‘Also, unturbished House NOKMENT, 617 La. ave OR RENT—A_SIX-ROOM BLICK HOUSE, water aud yas. 747 6thst.ee. Inquire at 743 ch St. 8.6, second floor, f2s-2t" JOR RENT—HOUSES— 1707 13 ith aw Ir 45.85 | ees 2a st now, OF Ith -taw. 9F ay Sth et.” uw. dr. Oth wt. we, Sr... STORES, OFFICES, &. Puild’g, rms, Gantop Bly,. Rm. 2.1 © 5 Store roow 624 D stn. 50 ave. aiw.iware- 20. 4 51 7th at tw. Rin 3 | | Theabove isonly a portion of the property on my | | books.” For full list cull at oftice tor bulletin sawed om the istand 15th, | THOS. EWAGGAMAN Fei TPs, MASS AYES, We phot | Fbrick, ail mod. improvements: large sand: « Gouin ¢ location. Key at cr te For particu: | to owner, 441 Now Jersey ayen'e u, w | southeast eormer. ty ‘fn Se JOR RENT—PARTY LEAVING CITY WILL RENT the mont destrable furnisiied house, in central loom Yon: filed with Giet-clags roomer= atid boaruers, all bringin in a lange anomthly in lia uly need answer Address Box 14. Star oft OTH ST. K DwEL- | ooo E 7 4 Fear at. | Mee. brick, or “O. DUVALL. O25 Fst aw. P08 RENT 1515, GTM St. NW. NICE EIGHT. room Dweliui, with ai! moders) timprov=mente: as varve front a dback yards. Reut ouly &26 . Eta Fat mw. 28-50 ick DWELL- "a ktaproves a}iey and Just papered, painted, aud otherwise put pertect order. To'an tinmeuinte tenaut we will rent Iors40.W. C, DUVALL, & 128-ot | FyoK RENT_O31 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW, | BP ‘brick Dwelling, ten rooms: ail conveniences aiid rucroundings very desirae to #40 to & permanent truant, stu, 128-31 rondition: Location a 1410 11th n.w.,117.96.500 1112 st. me... 1000 ty sand P sim 0 228-8 AL SCAXWOOD, 935.9% st nw. | JOR RENT 1228 NiW YORK AVE, n. w., 10 rooms ard bata: inod. imps, 87 | ‘oat Qe, corer" 10'S roomm store, aud table mod ine’: G0 Tul Pik *st hn. w., corner T, 13 rooms and bath: mou. amps. : 800. } sil7, Soreorani st, a. w., 10 rooms and bath; mod. | mj. 850. | eat 24 10th st, n.w.,7 roomsand bath; mod. imps.; | 30. j 1126 10th «t.n.w., 6 rooms and bath; mod. impe.,; | a | SU? New Hampshire ave. m. w., 6 rooms and bath; | mol imps: 5 mieveus® Alley Y24 Buow's Alley, 5 rooms a1 Appiy to JNO. A. Pik £28-11¢ 1416 F stb. w.. Kellowe Buisdine. OR RUNT—THREE DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES orth side of K st, bet. 19h and y are Just couyieted | eleven roomie aud b: | 0. NEW THREE-STORY NINE. vases, 212, 214 Sth st. ue: well tilt; det | arabiy located: mi furnace, wrates. celiac, large | Sincts Apply to OWNER, OUT Station Placecppostte, 20-124" | PRICK DWEL. | 38.50; also 622 Ht | yer | 3 . th ee-story b month. Inquire JOR RENT—1618 Q N.W., 8 ROOMS ANDCELLAR. 2311 M n.w., Oyrvouis, "HARDING & WATELS, boo tiine nw. eo, ae JOR RENT—HOUSE 805 1ST ST. N. W., NEAR the Goverument Printing Office: ten ‘root, wi all modern improvement. Wil rent very low ; ter: in advance. Luquire uf D. CONNELL, Grocer, £27-3t" JOR RENT-SEVER AL NEW HOUSES ON FE ton Place, coutaining ‘fv roous each the close Proximity of these houses ty (be Printihe Uitice aud If Street cars make them Very desirabse. rent ouly #1250 ber month. CHAS. ©. BANE, £25-6% 1003 F st. nw. JOR RENT_VERY LOW RENT. BEST CITY LO- ‘cation: brick house No. 904 13ilist. 0. betweem Penn, ave. aud F st; Biry rooms: all moderu couxeniences; Kuod Fe Tuguire 1345 Pa. ave. myente OK KENT_FURNISHED._ Mst.uear Those Circle.15re-all:..per mo 6200 TUth st, above Bt Circle, LUT UNFURNISHED: Dupont Cireie, 12 rooms, all nod. suns 12h «t. above Dupont Circle, i0r., ail Sst. n.w., cor. 12th st., 10 rooms. 10 rooms, all mod. smuje- NAVE ped tol 7 rooms and in Mi'Pakkiae Wis Pe NT—6-ROOM HOUSE AND 5 ACKES OF Land, mile from Belwsvilie, bund 0. K. K. Also for rent or'save 2 Farias, sbout 200 scres each, pear Beltevil ¢. “Apply WM. T. JONES, Beltsville, td. 118-2awim* ae RENT—BY BO. HOLTZMAN scat. bee eS 5 Bowe 12/30 | from 830 n.w., Lr. w:, 10r..60 O41 F st. zd a RE S é} - % eeepet pasa Se SpeaPa Be 2 é FOR RENT_ HOUSES. stabie tf desired , ‘et 1106 L © =. baa yo ree be RENT pewly i yard month "oie Storm, Teak vate st se 1 u oop bat FURNISHED. Khode Island, n*rOonn Che tS a Meas : 33 = et. A) = eeepeme | Ca te _MONEY TO LOAN. 000. AND tw 31,000, fen Gt = ' ONEY TO LOAN AT LO* BATES ON Loc Metice Lots cUNS Nat AN Bg Stock, Bond and Note fro ver, £25-1m* 003 Lath ot, FRROM_ 61,000 TO 85.000 TO Loan votate Sear. chariy now nN in ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER ipa al a a hd Biectalty TA ONFY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATY IX SUMS 1d 24-1 o Priv) wb. PAL ESTATE SRCURITY $30,000 invertinte ot tuterent to sume’ (5.000 and upward. Ver, sraali comm isi. ali ow cH KNIGHT, mw 8500,000 PS AND sonroaces + ’ POR CENT GUARANTEED MORTGAGES. FIVE YEARS, tues amount loaned, ood guarautentoy nt loa t THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO. Capital, £600,090. oa pa, $200,000. Prevent seuara 1,000,000. Aino PER CENT DEBESTULE BONDS. 6 YEA rared by a deposit of First Morteager with the I T AND ThUsT Co. of BUSTON. ob had in any desired hey JNO BOWLES & Co, 1221 F at Aponte, 18 TO SUIT; REASON: ‘WH warxer & co, Wo Fan. M: _ 118-100 sh LoaN ON REAL rsTATR 113) _ THOS. BWAGGAMAN._ x 5, 0.000 oe voy At 6 ner oxnt. 5.0000) 20.000, si2.008 810,000, ‘5.000! } at © ner ent BROWN & 00. SEE eek Mase hs 1821 Fst ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN. terest aud Conus tesiob, on Meal Estat HOLLA 1313 F st, Adjoining Sun Buiidine, 1 Mor roo ‘ON FIRST-CLASS REAL estate security JOHN SHERMAN 8-1 cs Me™" 30 boss, ON KEAL ESTATE SECUR! Lowest Interest end Gousnigsion 6.1m 3B Wistbk 118 Fat, Fat EY TO DOAN, IN LARGE AND SMALL t 113-3 d son approved teal estate security, 8: lowest Totereat Rk T. LRiPOLD, 1331 Fe nw. 7 ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM ur. Ward, authe lowomt tater of interest apd comiiie: Sous, Cu approved teal estate 1u in aw KO BOLT 16 ___ Corner 10th and F ste. aw. MOSEX To LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT AT LOWEST a ass TELS Soy Saracens eee 38 19th wt. 1 $100,000 TO LOAN ON MARYLAND ‘Telephone 78%. Farwa aed Country “@. H. WHITE & Oo, 1 iyemaeed TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Moderate commismious No deiay, aus GEO. W. LINKINS. cor. Band 19thste _ ONEV TO LOAN eetate security. ‘NEY TO LOAN at Lowest ‘ON REAL eS a M°*"* To Loan ox JOWER, di & SON, 1115 Fat ¥ TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OR FIRST- Was NH ap24 Successor to DANENHOWER & ____ BOARDING. _ BQ.2D LARGE PLEASANT WELL-FULN: Hi Kom, with board at the Auburn, Peuneylysnia ave. corner 224 st. n.¥. 127-30" WO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS AND ONE back room with fret class board at cars: ‘oftices, 94 Sch st mw. fim Userecevesten Arractios: OVER 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED. CAPITAL PRIZE $30u,000, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Ba Housl aud Charitable purposes, aud ite franchise © part of the present State Constitution, in 1879, by am overwhelaiug popular vote. Ite Grand Single ¥; mouth, and the Grand thers thee wottue ¢Mlanch, diame, Sejen comiber?. “We do fv that we supervier the ments for ail the Monthty ancl Quarterly Dranbughe? The Lowisiuna State Lottery ompang. and manage and control the Dravingy theuertees, and diva re coudurted Ath nitty fant eam ane Qvied Faith toward all gartina, and we tuithorise he Come Faany te tne this certifies wth 7a -simaire ef OU wage nate Tn ile advertisements” Commisstonera, We, Oe undersigned Banks and Bankers, will Prizes drawn i The Linsiana State Lotteries may be presented at our counters 3, H. OGLESBY, Pres. slang National Bank HAE LAN: ex, ie State Rational au Pres. New Ugieae National Bazi, CAKL KOU, ‘Pres, Union Nationa. Bau GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, MAKCH 13, 1588. 100,000 Tic! at Twenty Doliars each Hal ‘Quarters, 65; Teutsa €2, Tweutietin, LIST OF PRIZES.