Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1888, Page 6

al LOCAL MENTION. Mas. Lai been ssttracted by th ently piac store wind sents Mr ‘The Weather. Maryland, Dela. aing NGTRY AND T ‘o.—Our attention has dsome pictures re- eed Ob exnit tion ia several prominent Jows In thls ciiy. One of these repre- Langtry in street costume, and is cer- | She’a Rather be Good, Judge Snell, of the Police Court, ts not a very handsome man, as beauty goes in this dude era. Indications for the 2 hours commencing at? pry. | This fact was taken off a day or two since very funnily. A young lady who mony before an examiner in + {a0 | undergoing a fire of questions, during dinner, from the young foiks of the fa things agreat myster; in-Walting, Who 18 of broke in with: “Ini you kiss de book, Miss Hetty: said she, “I kissed fashions are always changing, you know, and peo- j ple do hot kiss the book any more, lawyer. you should get tuto any trou | the Police Court, you'd have to kiss Jud; Mary, Who delle-ves, reiigiot Heity’ Says, stood with eyes wide open tll the | Jost Statement was made, When she vigorously ex- “Fo’ God, se gwine to be a mighty good girl, tainly a most exquisite Work of art. ‘The other picture, equally attractive, t= a life-like representa tion of heo, who, ic will be remembered, caused such a furore among our young gailaats during her visit t coumtry some years ago. Hoth these laaies frais ip themselves a superb model to which tue artists on these pictures have Gone fil Justiee, These productions are Incased tm bevy and rich gold bevel frames, and are un- | Claimed: doubtediy the most beantiful fed to arrest the pt rm, for the reason Of their having been for the ms of ‘Turkish Who may be One th a number f persons in Washington WHO gest ni Pty (oe) boxes of this brand « spect number of boxes being necessary, simply tae 100 persons Who shail save and coliect the 100 largest abers, This is certainly a generous offer, and th bie ossess gratuitously Picture (complete with frame and at will be an attractive acquisition to ay drawing-room in the city.” Rowr. H. Jomxsow ™ 7th street wing, Center new potatoes, asparagus, raw bern beets, Deans, cucumbers, caulitiower, tomatoes, euoiee fruits, &e. Prof. Ald elpai of the pediments 14th and K Weeks only. uid make application at once, the bighest sh ences, From ex- hesitancy speech sufferers." * * STAMMERING CURED rich, of New York, for many years prin- > celebrated Institiite for the cure of m- of speech, 1s at the Hamilton, corner streets, Where he will remain for a few ‘Those desiring his ald or advice Mr, Aldricn has ‘New York and Washington refer- Surgeon-General Hammond: “I have no im recommending Mr. Aldrich to all Wa. A. Haxitoxp, M.D.” “Mr. Aldrich has acquired a wide reputation in his specialty and has attracted pupils from all parts of the worid. Many of his pupils Lelong to the best-known families in the United States, and hus Institut ie and system of cure have recetved the indojement of many of our most eminent men. ‘Certainly his school sa wae. Strate the possibility of gaining a pr: yublic benefit of inestima- w York Call of write for circular. Examination free. Haver’s Peer Lecrvxes—The public Is most ited daily to these lectures at” 10: the German language Iman Incredibly brief time and in amost enjoyabe manner. Masonic Temple. © Sri. Hou THe Leap on our $1 and $1.20 Dies. jewest shapes and quality better than ever. Franc, one price hatter and furnisher, corner 7ta and D sti Dror Us ts. a Posrat ordering a trial sack of our ‘acy Minwesota Hour at $5.00 DD)., $1.48 4c. eighth, saving yourself the middle n's protit of $1 per Dbl. Satisfaction guaranteed money retui W. J. Morton & Co., merchant lier, Buffalo, N. ¥., (500 dbis. daily), warehouse sad office, 206 loth st. ‘northwest. Branches 7ta st. Wing, Center Market, and 96 O-street Market, Fung Consers and feather-weight bustles, 1205 F. Nor Tue Wm. Carleton oe street, Chicago. Curiously, both were suf- Stamese Twiwa—Jobn Edwards and pled the Same room together in ‘ug from Intense neuralgic pains in the face, tt were ¢ driven almost crazy by that and pro- longed sleeplessness, ‘The first named, driven to despatr, sbi by t Svote Owrxe 0 ae commods ot himseif through the head, while the the advice of a friend, procured a bot- ‘b Oats Essence and in'forty-elgnt hours and happy man. » THE INCREASE of our business, and to ate our patrons in large work, we have opened and will occupy as our annex those ele- ant and Piano Palace, 12° commodious rooms over the Bradbury Pa. ave., Where we will be pieased to meet our friends and patrons. ‘M. P. Rick, Photographer. For Washington dressed beet go to Jno. R. Ki Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market elly, id 306 and =O Northern Liberty. Corn beet a specialty. Some Baxoarxs for the rest of the week. oferinkle Etamine, madras, 10 suits, bevel Lops, bevel ‘These prices mes Max's good fur Derbys $1.50, fine Latest styles A. T. Lewis, & Alot & styles of printed antique chamber nut suits, marDle~ yard, and 15 vi plates, plates, ly $25; Wal best $2.50. 7th st” Uru, Arare 1 we will make a discount of 10 holstery Ge plain figures. W. B. Mosks & CuEW “Rosenfeld’s Gem™ Tol cent on all purchases made frou us for cash ‘on or before delivery. Furniture, Cat ts, U pods and Bedding. ta “All goods marked fn T1th and F sts, CITY AND DISTRICT. A ts Toonight, Ausatan’s.—“The Marquis.” Namonat.—“Held by the Enemy.” Kxaxan's—Variety. Witcag> In the case of the Corean, Jun S. Yun, ouco tried for the larceny of a diamond ring, vos was Onurt, Hati.—Prot. Carpenter. Condensed Locals. @ nolle entered yesterday in the Criminal wood, Whose death Was announced in yesterday's Stam, took piace this afternoon from his tate reste acne, ¥ Last nig eth street It was extt a re serch ng of sehr of va Fen 2 0b ne Solver on his niece, Mai \ Kener Wat a, a ard a sper: were iil ‘THe TEMPERANCE. € church was crowde of the ir A. Li ‘CuuLpRES i, Mary Lyneb Wilk t Dy Miss Will xing two sol H street, and Was largely attended. rat a slight fire took place at house 1412 northwest, occupied by Jno. Me aguished by the occupants of the heu nt Perry. It Was caused by some of the mnseatehing fire from a gas jet, and the at $100. Is $1 lo THR Stax for the beneft of the 1 tor the poor, Hlewte of Ub nt of the fol- Street Methodist appoint ees of the Fittern . M. Clayton, Wm. 1 J. W. P. Myers, F.T 1. A arr and Chas. EG 1 Literary Society last evening cele forth-ninth lay of the late ttl, founder of St. Augustine churci, es ‘consisted of songs, recitations and poems. Miss M. Wheeler read a poem Fatuer Barottt composed by Mrs. anna rsey. Mr. Chas H. Butier read a paper awl character. ‘Kuson, alls Wn Beckett, colored, was Judje Snetl to-day for drawing & re- Ferguson, ck Wa brief will of Jno. ers was fled yesterday: “In the name nen: I, Joun A. W. Waters, being of and memory, but knowing the uncer- human lie. do now make and pnplish oy last will and testament, that 13 to say, my property I xive to ° —— wife. ton of ‘estesday ne’ The paper is sigued by Win, Maria B. Hunt, kogers, Virziula Niles, Christina M. Townsend, Augusta N. suth. Simpson, ‘Kate Louise Koy aird, Anne L Giesy, Ma: Letitia’ A. “Humphreys, Annie C. wrgianua P. Patterson, Helen Louisa sephine D. Hockady and Maria Beta- > INVOCATION, The Foundry last evening, and Mrs. Hof Ab's address ou prohibition, which Was a stro" g as attentively listgned ‘to. She was intro- 33 Katherine Witlard The meetings, heid in pursuance for temperance Week, Were contin- ry ehureh orning. Mrs. Mrs Ada M. wermore and Mra Mary T. Lathrop. -_ bes eaTeD.—The second exhibition game between the New York and Wasaiugton ball clu ved at Jar resulted 11 de- feat of Un a of 10 to Zee rane and Murpay tertes, —— ETITION AGAIN= in the case of ten flea attempted reve nted Pramies wo re They er property for $10,044. and that be now cauded he petitioners state that TRUSTEE ‘ «pin Maupin, fied je by a be remon. non Med by tr nd went ty to wil Lue property sec the constmunation of the sponediaz wi that he stein consulting them, declares that he will not be wishes of the bencfictaries of th the’ sum the dequate price, and mud Is for but §$,000, and’ they therefore pray as above. of Columut found for plaintufl tor _ NST THE DisTRICT.—Yesterday, ale Clarksou against the Mstrict . verdict Tor $1,009 dainages was Juries Suffered by her, ow- ing to a fall at the intersection of H street and Delaware Of toe cromsing stam! leeating A Br ‘Smith, i y Suits for divorce. married in Ju together unt paralyzed. pestedly beaten her and treated her most eruelly and has co Sore’ and others at various tunes, He has not provided for her, she sa), sines thetr marriag ISM, When Sbe Was vetobe! aod child. avenue on June 28, 1884. The flarging had become Gisarranged, and She nd fell Into an excavation near by, dis- er Tight elbow. > vor Divouck.—Yesterday Elizabeth John J. Weed, led a Bil against Albert ‘The bill that they were 1881, 1n Ham Va., and lived ‘Uber, INK; Chat” one’ child was ouumitted adultery w 'h Annie and since ee MARRIAGE Licences. — Marriage licenses have been tssurd by the clerk of the court to Taos C. White and dria, V. ‘Buna M. Mortemon, both of Alexan- Jus, Fountain and Auale cKinuey. ehureh has been filed with the recorder | @Venue and 15 Pitt!y Lee, W. | assessment ley apd | in the uniform of the 1 leave hisa, | ing ior its anaster. she has Worked a & servant to Support herseli | from grief and w: sooks and moaning tones were | John Letteh the s den, from dis day foreber an’ FORCE. A circular will soon be tssu: the police department, calling their attenticn to the regulation governing leaves of absence, in Order that the officers may be more fully informed on the subject and make their arrangements ac- ‘The circular will be issued because many officers had represented that they were en- Utied to titveen days’ leave tn each year. Last year Mujor Moore recommended fifteen days leave in sev- cordingly. eral cases where the applicant service and had Jost but little time on the force. In issuing the circular there 1s no intention on part of the major to change Wo prevent any abuse of t Tule On the subject is found in the manual of the department. It provides that no member of the force shall leave the District Tmissicn from the major or captain, and that no “ave exceeding ten days shall be granted without, the consent of the Commissioners, During the past year In the District there were 4,022 day's lost 2,119 days for other Teasons, including leaves of absence. In tmany while on icave of ab- sence, and in some of them are required to furnish ‘on account of sickness, and ellies officers are not paid substitutes so that the day amount to more than are reported in other cities. ‘The policemen think that they are as much entitied to thirty days as the clerks in the De- partinents are. ‘They say U work every day and night in clerks have hgliday every Sunday tn the year, and then they have to go out in all kinds of weather and rain and snow- and face the cold winds storms. Heal Estate Clinton Beckwitu et al. have bought of Caroline D, Gleseking for $10,790, property fronting 41 feet ou Bridge and M streets by 120 on 20th street. Mary C. Carr has boughtot A. E. Bateman, trustee, for $6,053.20, two lots, blk. 37, Columbia Heights. Dr. W. A. Hammond, of New Owen Riicy et al., for $8,660.58, P. B's sub of Pleasant and 14th street. ‘omlinson for $4,000, sub 100 feet on P street between Nortu Capitol and 1st Streets northwest, James C. Courts, of Tennessee, has bought for $8,000 of Charies Wait ol 0, fronting BILL FILKD FOR AN ACCOUNT, A RECEIVRR, ETC. JA. Blandon and the executors of the will of the late Capt. James Goddard have, by F. W. Jones, filed a bill against Mayhew Plater and W. D. Cassin, trustees, and others, for an account, a receiver and Injunction, ‘They assert that no time of fixed, but it was underst money accumulated was sufficient to cancel the ‘shares of stock t cer tary and directors, by wh! hus Deen inade. to be_ president, Our Filthy Streets—A Suggestion. To the Editor of Tur Evexixa observed last — in your paper a few lines condition of our streets. ‘This has now lasted three years, and 1s a disgrace to the Government and is just destroying the at- referring to the nut traction the city has had Why do you nor write datiy about it, a@ttlele, and drawing attention to itz or better, ‘why do Fou not start a petition to Congress or the umpissioners and get, it olders? not only comfort in biture, apparel and works of |. Maré 1s88, . Bransfers of Heal Estate, Deeds im fee have been filed as follows: John The funeral of the venerable Jonathan Kirk | Con r to W. H. Brewer, pt. t Washington; $600. ch: OBJECTIONS OF THE DISTKICT BILL. PENDING IN ‘The Commission to refund to the perty-bol 4 and paid S, 1870, The Commissione ye: | tme the work was done the law re | Property abutting on a street orav of Wasbingion to begr the ing the carriage-ways of tho: such had been the law tor thereto, d feel that id. for it. id additional draw on the curret GUILTY oF ASSAULT. with int, that he w.s drunk, and claim Washingt cor NG's OFF AND Young lady who was eng: Young man of this city On December 28 last, and after all prepara'ions had been made sent word to the minister engaged: “The am I,” and left the city the same day, het present husband in Phil married in Camden, X. J. — Miss Swgab's FUNERAL —The funeral of the late Miss “Austine Snead (Miss Place W-norrow afternoon at o'clock at St. John’s cbureh, Kev. Dr. Leonard offi ing gentiemen will act as Nordhoff, Preston, and Guu Her cemetery. Ireland’s pat aN _- for divoree on the defendants appearance. Cvsrer Car's Cxur-Free. nell addressed the George AL Veterans, at their camp-fire sunject of “The 2 wer” of Colonel Ei Smith, iy ep rrett, Goouman, Yeager and Arnold and Capt. S. E. Thomason, Logan Camp, Sous of Veverans, How 4 Covorep Boy wap Hi terday afternoon Janes L. Ta} of nive years Wilson ‘on northwest. His earri Was lumediately extricated and taken by the patrol Wagon to No blame 1s attached wo idence Hospital wa pital Last evening, Just one week master's sad church bell, ths Uttie head and expired; a fection for a loving So you'd better look out, Mary, for if iceman’s Lenves of Absence. A CIRCULAR TO BE ISSUED FOK INFORMATION OF —— tis On Sheridan avenue Luke C. Strider has bought of T. sal By feet on Bd street, tween D and E streets northw This suit grows out of the business of the Tuirteenth Building Associa. | tion of West Washington, and complainants aver | that they borrowed funds trom the association; | that the association ceased to do business In Feb Tuary, 1886, when those Who had not borrowed ceased to make monthly payments of 1 per share, Which the bill avers they Should have continued: showid cease. ‘The complainants ain members with irregular and Itnproper acts under the names of the president, treasurer, secre- Jost, and that on February 13, 1886, the treasury—about $1,400—was ar! ided, and since then bot a single loa ‘They aver that all acts siuce that date are illegal and vold, and W. Knowles claims S. 'T.’ Brown the treasurer, a retary, and claim the right to control the business of the assoclution, and know- ing of the proposition of the Dil their property for sale, &c. ‘They'pray as above. sdrnee bo Parad ‘There 1s no excuse for the mith. It SM. Burke, sub. E, sq. 267 rs yesterday considered the bfll hk Street west two-thirds of the If Congress should grant quested In this instance the owners of property abutting on other bizhways Tetund, and would make an emphatic de- To extend such reiiet to all who IS apply wouid eltuer add enormously to the District debt or make an equally disastrous This morning in the Crim!- I Gourt the jury in the case of James Johnson, n intent to kill Lewis Washington ooung, found a verdict of guilty Messrs. Ferguson ani McCloskey, did not_ deny the si asserted that he Was so drunk as not t0 sible for his actions. Johnson, howe to be & night doctor. ce Colton, now'ot Coatesvie, Pa., 3 been called home by the sicknessof hermotuer at 44 H street meine Ire Vandegrift 1s the ‘and Sevelion Brown, Jas. Morrill, and ‘nator Beck. ‘The interment will be at Oak Hill Caxnout IxerireTe gave an interesting literary and musical entertainment last night in honor of saint. Addresses were made by Messrs. F. MeNerhany and Milton E. Smith: Mr. wilmore and Mack were the ba- | A. €. Delevigne sang some Irish songs and Mr. J. jan recited Eintnev’s famous speech with fine effect. Tue audience was large aud well pleased WORCR Strt.—In the cases of 2, of Baltimore, | Rosina Mackey agulnst Thomas J. Mackey, sults ground of adultery, and vo divest | the defendant of Citie to part the Equity Court yesterday entered lecturer, who ts well-known a3 Fulsworth Zouaves. Letters | re read irom Commauder Lincoin and "Atter Lieutenant’ Brow Jumped bebind the Carriage of S.@. Teg got 1a the spokes of the wheel wi and the lab Was broken above the Ankle, had been giving testi- equity was afterward wily, to whom such y. Presently the ser- an inquiring turn of the young man. The They kiss the in in at nell.” le, and uusly, every word Miss eber.” ied to the members of it had done meritorious any rule, but simply privilege. The only or be absent without $s lost hers usually hey are required 10 the year while the York, has bought of parts 1 and 2,8 lot 160 ), 84. G1, 16 DY 14th street) sub 15, est. the partnership was | ood that when the the nominal value, charge eh’ the funds—over a Mave advertised Correspond Star: for spring travelers. pacing your signed by property. the streets, but fur- art. Carouge H. Dati. 128 B. & H.'3 ad. to K. Duhamel et al. 7 S148. GE. Em- COMMISSIONERS TO A CONGKESS. ders on Pennsylvania under the act of July TS state that at the quired private nue in the elty nLire expense of pav- se thoroughiares, and qmany years anterior the reliet re. proved under the "y Were entitled to u ot revenues, voting, but Tespon- dented ued that he Supposed so aM I.” —MrggNellte Pa., to be married to a ‘wedding’s off and so and meett ladelpia they were undy") will take jelating. ‘The follow. bearers: Messrs, *, Of the New York jot 12, square 761, orders for | —Fieut. Frank Brow. Custer Carap, Sons of at Hilton's fiall last Lite and Cuaracter of isworth, Was attired | 18 Lea Broxnx.—Yes- a coloted boy ‘stopped Street Extensions Again, THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS SRE NO_NECESSITY YOR THE PASSAGE OF HOUSE BILL 7738. ‘The Commissioners have written to Chairman Hemphill {n reference to H. R. bill 7738, “To pro- ‘Vide for the extension of 18th street in the Dis- trict of Columbia,” which was sent to them some days ago for an expression of their views thereon. ‘They say that the owners of the tract of land at the head of 18th street have already dedicated and laced upon record a public highway called and ‘nowp as IMth street extended, ‘There 1s no pub- lic nevessity for the passage of this Dill, as) the Commissioners have authority when provided with funds for that purpose to open oF extend any pubile highway within the District of Columbia when they deem {t conducive to the public inver- est. In theirestimates submittal last fall, and now being considered by the House appropriation ‘committee, an ttem of $10,000 was included to de- fray expenses for and incidental to the condempa- ‘on of streets, roads and alleys, In a recent decision of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in the case of the widening ‘of the Coiurmbia road, it was held that the Com- missioners in the absenes of any appropriation for that purpose could not open, wid@n or extend any new pubic highway. ‘The ‘appropriation of the sum named would give the Commissioners the funds necessary to enable them to open such new pubile highways as they may deem beneficial to the public interests to the extent of such fund. ‘The Service of Warrants. JUDGE SNELL GIVES SOME ADVICE TO THE POLICE FoI This morning, in the Police Court, Judge Snell gave some good advice to officers concerning the service of warrants, especially those issued by magistrates. It appears that two colored men— Henry Fields and Wm, Jones—were arrested by the oficers of the eighth precinct on a charge of stealing four pigs from the farm of Perkins & MeChesney, in Prince 's County, Md. The pigs were sold to a color man named Samuel n, Who lives hear Howard University, Learning where the pigs were, Mr. McChesney went before Justice Heltick and obtained a Warrant on which there appeared the name of no defendant. It charged “that whereas Win. R. McChesney hath n oath before me, a justice of the peace, declared that pigs of the value of $10, were feloni- ousiy stolen, taken and carried away out of the session Of the sald McChesney & Perkins, and Prat “ne hath just cause to suspect, and doth suspect’ that the said goods’ and chattels are now in a pen at the reser. volr near Howard Universtty, you are therefore hereby commanded to search ‘the said premises, and if found, to bring the person Qefore the Police Court. Mr. Shepperd refused to pay any attention to the Warrant, but Dean and his wife, who had been arrested, consented vo give up the’ pigs as soon as they learned that they were stolen. The judge told the officers that they should exainine ail war- Tants given them for service. If in this case the man had resisted and assaulted the officer, the latter would have had no remedy, as the warrant was no protection whatever. The’ charge against Fields and Jones was continued, — Assaulted by a Drunken Officer, COLORED FOLICKMAN BROWN FINED §20—AN ADDI- TIONAL CHARGE OF PERJURY MADE AGAINST HIM. This morning Special Officer Uley Brown (col- ored) was called upon to plead to a charge of as- saulting @ young White man named Harry Mace, who testified that about 11 o'clock Tuesday night while passing the Corner of Yew Jersey avenue and L street he saw Brown holdfhg to a tree box blow- ing is distress whistle, Witness asked him What Was the matter, Brawn called him a vile name answered, “I can tell you what's the mat Struck witness with his cub. He then dre revolver and sald, “I'l shoot you for fun.” Witness ran into a front yatd and the defendant dealt hin wo more blows, Several other witnesses gave similar evidence, and one of them said that the defendant also Uhreatened to shoot hin, All of the witnesses tes Ufled that the defendant was drunk, ‘The defendant dented that he struck Mace and that he had been drinking. He sald the white ones had been drinking. He attempted to arrest Mace for obstructing the sidewalk. ‘The Judge commented on the fact of an officer's drinking, Out Said as no serious Injury had been done he Would make the fine only $20. Mr. Shep- perd directed Une prosecuting Witness to Swear out 4 Warrant against Brown for perjury, Which Was me. —_e—__ ‘The Chesapeake and Ohio C: TWO MORE BILLS RELATING TO IT INTRODUCED IN THE MAKYLAND HOUSE, ‘Mr. Wooton, chairman of the committee on tn- ternal improvements of the Maryland house, yes- terday introduced two more bills relating to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in the interest of the Western Maryland Raliroad. The main pill author- wes the Chesapeake and” Ohio Canal Co. to contract WIth apy corporation upon such terms and for tune as they may think proper for the construction upon the property of said Chesa- Peake and Olto Canal Co. of a ratiroad oper- ‘ated In connection with or independently of the boats upon the water-way, which may or may not be maintained, as may be'found most practicable and advantageous to the interst of the stock- holders and cregitors of the sald canal company. The bill provideS that after the approval by the Maryland board of public works of the contract hereby autuorized, all the Mens of the state upon The property of the canal shall stand, and. be Waived and postponed in such manner’asto give all rights created by said contract of all kinds priority over the liens of the state. The canal is empowered, in seiecting the corporation with which it will contract for the construction and operation of the ruliroad, to give the pre.ereuce to the Western Maryland Railroad: Provided, first, that the coutract shall not be made with aby cor poration owning and operating @ ratiroad parallel and competing "with the canal, or that. would be Parallel and ‘competing with ‘the rafiroad to be constructed under Said contract. Provided, second, that sald contract shall contain the stipulation that one-half the gross receipts of sald ruliroad suall be paid to sali canal compan, to be app.led in the first instance to pay the cost of maintaining wo be Sald ralsroad in good 1 retained by the corpo! aS compensation for sci services, Pro- Vided, turd, that said contract shail stipulate that the corporation Which may build and overate the allroad to be constr Shall from time to tin at the re Co., ake such agreement tor the interchange of gers and freight trafic as shall secure Joint ugh Fates on’ trafic so tntercuanzed, and a between said proposed railroad and ern Maryland Rafiroad Co. on ail business interchanged between them. Provided, fourti, that the board of public Works shall not approve The contract unless {is provisions are alnple Tor the Protecuion of Maryland interests against discrimle hation, ‘The canal ts authorized to execute any mortages or pieayes created Uuder said contract that tay be deemed necessary, and the tens of the state upon the canal company are Watved and postponed in favor of the said morigages or Pledges. ‘The canal company may als) pledge the Whole of any part of its property, franchises, tolls nd revenues other than those created or arising under said contract for the saine purpose. ‘The canal Js autuorized to enter futo all arrangements Witu the creditors of 1844 for the payment of sald creditors Uat may be agreed upon, and may se- cure aby inouey agreed to be paid’ by creating a lien upon the property, &¢., subject to the lien of the mortgages or pledges. ” This act shali not take effect unless accepted by a majority of the stock- holders of the canal company, and the board of public works 15 directed lo cast the vote of the Stave us a stOckpolder In favor of the acceptance of the act, she other bill gives the Western Maryland Ratl- road Co. authority to enter into contract with the canal company tn accordance with the provisions ‘1 the bill above recited, —— COUNSEL FOR RECORDER TROTTER.—Col W. A. Cook Wall appear for Recorder of Deeds ‘Trotter in the mandamus proceedings against lim wo compel him to endorse the report of the tax sales as te- ceived March 10, tu the General Term, on Monday. ee ee The Courts, Equrry Court—Judge Cox. ‘To-day, Lee ugt. Foote; sale decreed; J. 8. Ed- Wards abd J. H. Smith appotnted trustees. ‘Thou agt. Nailor; time to take testimony limited, Walker agt. Walker; testimony ordered taken by E, Forrest. “Fowler agt. Taylor; hearing fixed for March 28. Main agt. “Hoadtey; do. March 30. Blundon agt. Plater ct al. ; restraining order tssued. Mason agt. Spalding; decree on merits and reter- ence to auditor. “Saunders agi. Downan, ‘Towles: agt. same, Robinson agt. same, and Glasgow gt. Same; final decrees. Forrest gt. Kendrick; Pairo appointed guardian ad litem. POLICE CovRT—Judg” Snett. ‘To-day, James Washington, James ‘Thomas, Wm, Jolinson, aud Peter Fox, colored, vagrancy? bond or 30. day's Euitle Cherhillod, do.; do. Cha: Jefferson, colored, disorderly conduct: $3 or 15 days. Sophia Coleman and Ella Randolph, col- ord, suspicious persons; bonds or 30days. ‘Theo. dore’Downs, vagrancy; do. John Ferguson, alias Wn, Beckett, colored, carrying a pistol; $56 or 90 lays, hei a His Eve Pct Ov BY aN ESGLISH Spannow.—At Omaba, Neb., Barton M. Mills, a traveling sales. tan in'the einploy of Johnson, Reeves & Co, of Lynu, Mass., met With @ pecuitar and painful accl- dent Wednesday morning. Mr, Mills alighted om @ carriage at the raliroad station entrance and proceeded to walk around the depot to o vo the aggage-room. Just as he reached the southwest corner sometbing struck him fairly in the eye and, kuocked hfta doWn. ‘Tue cause of his unishap was an Engilsh sparrow, ‘The bill of the bird pene- trated the eyeball and the unforuinate man. will lose tbe eye. ‘The bira was pleked up dead and air; the other hal | Ove OF 1ts eyes Was closed, So 1t18 evident tbat it did not see Mr. Mills, nh nn. BO CR no. C: Eno, the fugitive New York banker, will return to New York trom Canada, having sett ‘With his creditors, poopie oie SSS—S———— Rova Buna Assowrery Pore ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Botal Baka POWDERS Co,, 106 Wall st, N. X. Powoza, Affaire in West Washington. Kinprxcarten Mernops.—Linthicum Jnstitute Hall was pretty well filled yesterday afternoon Dy cr ey Sccasion Deing the demonstration of methods by Mrs. Louise and Mise Susie Folge. Gotra. ANCE MEETING Was held night at Market House Hail under the auspices, ‘the M-street Christian U1 Clation, | AGarenses, were strom, Mrs, hambers Dratas.—Miss Catherine French, died yesterday ‘Tenleyiown, in the elghtyentth year of her ACQUITTED OF A CHARGE OF UsIXe GUAGE.—Eliza Philpot was before ER ‘Woman denied the charge. She Brown ‘Was the father of three of her ‘she called on him to sssist them, and that is why he had her “Are you ‘mi ed the judge. “No, sir; to my’ sorrow,” she answered. ‘She Was acquitted of the charge. Nores.—The finance committee of the free- bridge celebration will meet to-morrow even- ing.——Mrs. Eliza Phiipot, a white housekeeper, Was arrested yesterday On the charge of being drunk ana-disorderiy. Grain RecuirTs.—Canal boat Loudoun arrived esterday with 2,700 bushels of corn and 300 of wheat for G, T. Dunlop, ——— Rockville Matters, INTERESTING NOTES AND GOSSIP FROM A NEIGHBOR 1NG TOWN. Correspondence of Tax EvExrxo STAR. ROCKVILLE, March 23, 1888. ‘Mrs, Lavinia Peter, wife of the president of the Maryland senate, ts lying critically ill at her rest- dence in this place, and Mr. Peter has been called from his duties at Annapolis to attend at her bed- side. : ‘The dwelling house of Mr. Zach. Dowden, near Neeisville, this county, was burned to the ground op Wednesday. ‘The loss is about $2,000, wit no insurance. James Gingell, of Bethesda district, died at the residence of Madison F. Gingell. yesterday, 1n the thirty-ninth year of his age, He was sick Wut five days with prieumonia, In the Cireuit Court, which has been 1n_ session since Monday, but three unimportant cases have been tried. A large number of attachments have been issued for ‘Witnesses in various cases, who have falled to make their appearance, Mr. W; A; Buvwolpn, wie young man arrested here on Tuesday on suspici being Tascott, the mur- E He 0 derer of Millions il, Of Chicago, left town yesterday evenit declined tne advice of Intends Uo bring suit for false arrest, and had his ‘hotel bit and all expenses paid by the pie here, Who regret much the painful position in which hé ‘Was placed for several hours. ‘The likelihood of the failure of the general asses- ment bili before the legislature causes great dis- Sppowntinent througuvut the county, as a large umber O€ people expected appointuients un it. A neat dgichation discloses the fact that this county could furnish assessors for the entire state, and sul have a number of aspirants leit. ‘Mr, George N. Walter, formerly of Washington, and Mss N. E, Selmon, of this county, were mar- ned last night at Lay Hill, by Rev. Edgar Kobey. In anticipation of a large indux of summer boarders auring the coming season Miss Jennie Hodges has commenced the erection of a large ad- dition to Ler fashionable boarding house at the West end of own. Parties from the viciaity of Great Falls report that a consideravle amount of gold ts being taken out of the mines recently opened in that vicinity. Several rich specimens of quartz have been ex- hibited here during this week. Mrs. K. G. Fields, proprietor of the Rockville Sentinel, has compieved arrangements for the ‘building of a large residence on her farm about two malies Irom here, to take the place of the dwelling house recently destroyed by fire. Persons froin Various paris of the county report. ‘the Wheat crop as looking tn good condition, not- withstanding Uhe unfaverabie Weather of the past winter. LA. ae ee Last Resort OF TH3 BURLINGTON STRIRERS.—The Teport 15 revived that a combination of all the em- ployes of tue burlington road, including brakemen and switchmen, 1s to be effected with Une Brotuer- hoods of Enginvers and Firemen, as a last resort Of tue strikers to bring Ube read to terms, Both Sides aduit the potency of such a move, and the brakeinen, though reiuctant to break’ trough their custom of years’ standing, are becoming aware that in the union Mes the only probability of a victory. ‘Twenty specially selected engineers, formeriy employed on tue Readiug Ratiroud, were sent from Pottsville, Pa., yesterday to Chicago to take places on the Burlington, Dowr Ger Cavour ‘This Spring, as you may have been before, with your blood full of impurities, your digestion impaired, appetite poor, kidneys and liver tor- pid, and whole system liable to be prostrated by disease, but get yourself into good condition, and ready for the changing and warmer weather, by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, It stands unequalled for purifying the blood, giving an appetite, and fora regulating and general spring medicine. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. “Sold by all Drugxists. $1; six for 8, pared by C. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Muss, 1-28 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Pere Woo: Hesuerra GOBLIN BLUE, TA RPENT, OX BLOOD, TEREA GOTTA, AND BLACK, wide, double width, cash price, 48¢. BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, in short lengths, fine quality, newest styles, Dye. é BROAD CLO1H for Ladies’ Suits, GOBLIN. BLUE, SAGE, TAN, TERRA COTTA, OX BLOOD AND BLACK, pure wool, one yard aud a half wide, wonder. ful cash bargain, 87 0. PLAID MUSLIN, good qualit BLACK AND COLOKED. SILB! price to reduc? our iuunense stocks St SCtual cost HANLSOM! SUKIPED BLACK SILK VELV! finest quality 73. spbeag Rigas CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE. NEAR'BOSTON VARIETY ;Cath Customers who buy 80 Or over will recetve oxF of the tollowing presents: Pir of ik Towels, Worth #1; Half Dozen Datiask Napkins. worth Tc, ora pair of elegant corects, worth Foe, FANC Fi Pre- ay LOUTH, pure wool. one yard and wide, woudersal baryain, ouly Sve.” af SPAM ALBATHOSS, ‘Pure wool, double ¥LENCH SERGE, pure wool, double width, TKICO CLOTH “pure wool,’ double widtl Cash Customers who buy 810 or over will QXE of the following, presents: Hendsome ‘Bridal iit, wortn $1.50: Two Yards and a Half Table uodsk worth 81.87; one Dozen’ Damask Nuphins, wo “30. Don't tail to ask for the Valuable Present. receive Hanerxe Ox Ose Sram, AND THAT STRING PLAYS BUT ONE TUNE TO-DAY, AMD THAT TUNE Is ALL ABOUT SPRING OVERCOAT, ‘THE OVEROOATS ARE NOT ALL ALIKE, HOWEVER, AND THERE ARE SPECIAL- TIES AMONG THEM, FIRST WE MENTION FINE GOODs—AS FINE AS YOU'LL SEE ANYWHERE. AS FINE AS YOUR TAILOR WILL MAKEYOU. AMONG LIGHT COLORS THE NEW VEN- ETIAN OVERCOATING 18 ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS BROUGHT OUT THIS SEASON. WE HAVE THEM READY-MADE, LINED WITH THE FINEST SILK SERGE. A GENTLE- MAN'S OVERCOAT, AND NO ONE ELSE IN WASHINGTON HAS THEM. THEY WERE MADE FROM OUR OWN GOODS FOL OUR FINEST TRADE. NEXT COMES OUR NEW BROAD, WALE DIAGONAL WORSTED, DARK COLORS. THESE ARE ALSO FINE GOODS, MADE UP FROM OUE OWN PIECE GOODS, AND ARE EXCLUSIVE STYLES, THEN COME DOWN THROUGH THE VARIOUS GRADES TO OUR 810, $12 AND $15 coaTs. . WE BOAST ABOUT THESE GRADES. DON'T THINK YOU'LL FIND 80 GOOD OR 80 STYLISH COATS AT THESE PRICES AS WE sHOW. WE KNOW THE GOODS, WE KNOW THE MAKE, AND WE GUARANTEE ALL, E B BARNUM & CO, mb20 931 PENN. AVENUR eg ame FOR _SALE-HOUSES. __ FOR RENT—HOUSES. _FOR RENT_HOUSES. )RENT—302 MASSACRUSETTS AVE. .E— RENT—GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD WILL | BJOR SALE — HOUSE, BMICK, STORIRA 4: Ri F aye Pe eaie Stick Stew. | Mi lence roan tec or tetes ers commneerey ore | Prams outa, 15. plumb, perfect. coor Blizzards. Sek ck toe fc cemtatuine | dwelling. den rable swatient foratioa, owe com” | or fire! claws “petryboitnak sieetemt.iovytim, ‘Snow six rooms ath : to | tains 14 coms, exclus.ve of store ruins, couar closets, | hear ‘Cireli. Price, $9.00." Fur permission t Rain HENRY JAEGER, 15 4th ne, waterciceeta, aud fael Toms, Tebt moderat Dapet, sckdrees BOX SEG, post-office. mb 17-78! interfered “Oh RENT—BRICK HOU: Gree NOMAD. starcfice, mbO-7* | Woon SALE—vi6 TST, LOT vaxis?, HOUSE, & ’ Great Ly OR sale ~NEW TI Te ster ao story brick. 11 rooms, will be = AS Bans rg Tar ¥: cared; mod. inya: {ucnace, erate cellar iarge chore | mhiG-22¢ Tis eat The Apply to OWNER, 302” Stanton opposite OQH SALE_NEW Ti Ox 8 ‘ing, We wil Best ee os - nice at SALE — Fate ML .000 and 821, pects Decor s SWLEN Ss koyHeRPoRN, Good.size {4.70 NOP Pe em Large ‘on. FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE: BoURe OX Rom O° Largo ner lot. wi “= surround E Good $-stri Goin | beet focaltty of GEORGE YOW A. care reseune the door A good ai Inguiry of GRU. F. SCHAYER, Pacific building. SALY—ON SMALL CANH PAYMENTS ANT fet ts At ckeh price ing wice homes aod Bret-class tavest- =} tas mcpin'L avite fuietiott cf Uuuwe beautifel Howse a Th Mat and Landen ° ee Set orton cl See LE jTmege Daruace ware Sit ety day works, are all : Bee & ferent dean. tw: ‘hee stories aid back, Buildings, ¢ 0 10 rooms each, ie nord astique Heavy Brass STORES, OFFICES. &e. ak mantels, open fire paces. lame te Tar Fain, sie Ten street nriwest, ‘Yernon Row. r'ms 5&8.830 Store end di ‘: built: handsomely ‘fuished tn aiden weois sak and 811 and 813 8th street northwest. 2 earns = Bet ne. key at 8: ely sevemtern: Miniter Fade from 1 QOR RENT—HIS EXCELLENCY, THE MINISTER fn the prettiest and mot rapa Purtieaet. romommced by yuorck swe Lest bualt toa cheapest places tn gur hans ior rent, furuished or wufurmiabed, | Eton UeSaeT AP Rat Tac a's Sac tae | MTT Sp arony An extra finé quality, 8c. per quart bottle. moss, Wreck, Me, feet Sromt. 3 cuom Goon, fa thorv mh10-1m 1422 N.Y avenma, ons Q The ahove is only aperuonot the rroperty_em my | euutjswat heatesatitary Worsbinz, av, ery tee | ee eS 5 5, | books.” For full list call at office for buliesin insued On. Bare, eemiarion to inapect Seg te ge hetre rite Giga ais OCH ete LS | eked 1a so E Wacsna Se | ee eee : M. & P, METZGER, ROR RENT_A PLEASANT FUKNISHED RESI- | OR RENTOSTORE AND DWELLING. sce | Poot nad a once : <= A He eerest qerea west, Riders aot menenh® au tant ce Sumnleted, G41 Ferma. aves ane coliat and all | Call AmT oe WASH DANES IL S. W. Augenstein, 817, S19 and sat | ber ist next lor $50 per mouth; au unusual opjortuc | Odery Imprevenenta, Kool Jocasicn ior dr “eds | sat0-2w Hib Fa ae FAB st me wey otters Zor to-horrow the fotlow: | MH,» TT es, | ear 20m BALE < NEW BOW OF SEVEN. OF cine rgains, which thout doubt, the best eed? ne. BO. = = _ — | Brincet comyiete bay-window houses tm this city om Values ever before offered in this city: Patent nov- —TO RESPECTABLE COLORED PEO- | F'PR PENT UNEUCRSISuED— th st, bet Tand U stan ®.. each hous elty Clothes-Wringers, $2.53; large ‘Tub, 1 Wash- jeral 4-roum frame houses: water in yard: | roumna bath, furuace, Fame front and bo board, 50 Clothes Pins, Clothes Line and 1 bottle ‘neighborhood ; pleasant place; 8th st., near ~ | ‘andomely papered beautiful cr, Blue," oGe.; 48 suicets “Suelt-baper, Tez Noor $8 month.” Key at ¥O9 Ust- nw. | Slo betbo cue ood ge Beb enn Ber ove mere seh come Oliciot, “ie, yard; est quality’ table Ot Tie ST WE | Ror further pardeulare call Shanon WASH. GASES Hot Ose LEGG, MED, Olicloth, Oe. yards | Ok RENT 1714 19TH BT NW, DESAR fot 19s 2en 3 | Beane © Beers een a Hc. worth #1; cluldrons faicy. Hunkets, sere 3 | Modern tuunatomogta, Induccnnats loved tenant i | Aree ceca OWe iss | bon ALE Mie EXGRLLENCY THE MiNtTER ale a a es o | Ret near be iret iS aa “un isu and Ntrwap: aur leave thse mute king, Soe. C1 = =e wey ee = of | places im our hands 2oe.; covercd market Baskets 21c.; good s-string | POR RENT—i451 NST A NEWS-STORY BRICK: | § Brooms, Ic. ; large size decorated Chamber sets, deep; elesant wood finial: tare’ tine fuirnace: open fire places, Re. ; #248; extra "large china Slop Jars, 87c.; Hat ‘WHITAKER & JORDAN, ‘ing. ot a very Seeso . Tacks, 4c55 Wooden Water Buckets, 20c.; hest of by mn22-st TAREE MODRDAN OF terhon ad poring to inepoct apply to Spice Boxes, 12c.; colored Finger “Bowls, 10c.; Rane — ORE y FUR: F SALE—HOUS Li. BROWS «09. medicaved ‘Folie Paper, 4c. package; smyrna | Ficneas room house forsix mouths at @ nominal ‘OR SALE—HOUSKE 133m F Rugs, 20 per cent below cost. 1 | rent: wood references required and no ehtidren. OR SALE AND BAY- 225s ye LIWKIS oe De] partme: An unsurpassed offer: Our nobby ‘Tov Satin-Lined and Common-Sense 11 solid leather, $1.4 Our $1.50 Opera~ we Ualance ob time to sult purchaser Apis to ‘Toe and Common-Ssense Button, for Ladies and | Rt food tenant uiht2-20_ | sO SALE—BARGAIN FOR SMALL INVESTORS, THINGY & BR RvP« ‘Misses, unexceiléd at that price,’ $1.08, Our CDil- EAT NICELY PAPERED 6-KOOM brick, nearly new. LSo0. #550 cask: pays | mbl: 105 dren's Heel agp Spring-Htecl Butwon, ail for gas, School street, Mount Viewsant. | yor Ig perceut. Addivss INVESLUs. Star fio S30, 40, 50, OND, Bo, OO ek. CO Fa. Special for | asy terme Apply to 20Ss T4th st new anid =o Genlielaeo—All Styles of our $1.75 Shoes, $1.: {OR RENT—OR WILL LEASE FOR A TERM OF Fo SALE— Our Boys’ Lace Shoe,3 to 5, #3c. Our Youths’ aan ee ee 1120 18TH STN | Lace Shoe, 11. to 2, 73. ba-Our Unique Easter F 3.» Between) god | | Three-ttory ten rovin brick reaideice with good tot. | Souvenir for Children “will be given away, com- | Whose $8 we pS, ter mencing March 228. Every customer entitled to o 3 | JAOR RENT—1909 N ST. N.W., 12 ROOMS NEWLY . iow New York ave. and 6 one, Double Combination store, 1261 and 1963 | OS TD nonny nunted ieOucet ete ee | _mb23-ce | ’ at - ith sizeot southeast. 0” | RRR HAESE oat dope $29, per month “Abnis fo | Jon SALE RHODE ISLAND. AVE. BETWLLN | POM BALE A VERA HaNpwome Our Tea and Coffee Department has bo. | 13 BKEESE, Ebbitt House, from 1 to 2 p.m. ot a 4th aud (Sth: new. 13 roo: Pieper) —_, &. -2-~ = Et come well patronized by customers Who Want che < arkors: it is i Dest of goous at reasonable prices. our Coffee or & package of Our tea JOR SALE — FINE mhze"Gr "GEO. 3, 19th aud i sta, mw. OR Al Ror RENT—FINEST LOCATION, 604 STH ST. | want floors: turn bot. 1a, ave. and F strert uortiwest, 10-rooin brick, stable? with yard hot aod cold bath, furnace ad lacrobe; low | {girs wlss oer F Feasobable terhis, {1 . three-st a ‘erate i. Address" OFFER $1.90 opers- Bongote iia wanted 300. 81.0000 ‘cash, oy th ik. PROBLY, repositories ery must be disposed ot Verfect order; parties wink ® aS rat, 2x120; 12 ROOMS ‘Try pound ot R RENT—A NICE SEVEN ROOM BUICK HOUSE, and you will be modern, ital st with about one square irom | Chase can wee it wt 1510 Q ST et a : ‘i JOMS: | WOR SALE POR CASH STOCK, pleased. M.&P. Mutzomn, — | stawe! Key ard ee ‘heat approved inauner tor Gwaers use: | SCOR SALE FOR CASH <To 1 417 7th street northwest. => = — shan: Seessetaned. 3. i. Pasar For particulars apply, Ht. me She A os FOE BENT-zy 11TH ST 8, 6 Rooms, mab Ye sidinket | Fore x GeaLe Wo puke SEOr taven, Phillips? Digestible Cocoa does not dis. | A teraud gas: $12.50 per month. o JOR SALE-3-STORY BAY-WINDOW BRICK, 90: po ap eR A tress, and adds flesh and weight. 2 mas Teste at | watt Fo low. "Address Box 107, Btar oft California Tickets, J. Depot. Fresh Alacrney Butter churned and delivered in 5, 1b, “Ward” prints, 45. ‘per 1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and isutterunt be. per quart, 8500 cash JOR SALE — $2,500 EASY | Behan: | Hous | tect “deep te DOG CART AND HARNE table tor tandem: team. Adut 8 ct 28-footalley. Apply at ouce CHAS. AL SHIELDS, 1606 ¥ st. nw POR VACANy rument Priv apok sau Can be ® PRESS BKICK BAY WINDOW, WITH concrete cellar, 7 roous, aud bath: all modern i provements; ailin best condition. “119 New hr hw. JOR RENT—SEVEKAL VERY ‘ABLE PE! fectly new Saiory amd basement brick houses ot every morning mh23-3t QUE SALE OR EXC ground—three-story L ic; Sweet ALM nial, J.C. Hercuysox, IMPORTER: RRR IT Seed H RRuUG Bs i bo FP R ERE U Goo H MM MM ITE L MMMMITL L Rue MM MILL L MM MIUDLLLL LULL N Spring styles in foreign and domestic goods now ready. MILAN HATS, TU ‘shapes and colors. ANS and B e Also latest novelties in FRENCH PATTERN HATS, including fancy braids. ke. A large assortment of TRIMMED HATS and BON- ‘NEUS at reasonable prices. FLOWERS AND RIBBONS. CHILDREN'S HATS. JA CORE Jaa CORK 33 Aas So RK ‘Sai AWA COO KK WRAPS AND LONG GARMENTS. New Spring JACKETS in Black and all the newest eglorinis of the season. Prices from &3 to $25. ‘Finest line ever shown: also a hi Ladies’ BEADED WKAPS and SHOULDER CAPESall of the latest style. Prices from 86 te 875. * FRENCH JERSEYS, DKESS TRIMMINGS, great bargains in this Dept. ‘Ladies are cordially invit-d to examine our goods, FOSTER KID GLOVE! 407 RENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 20th st., near Tt. n.w.. 9 rooms und bath, hard wood | _ LOUZE, 1416 F stree Aiuish, ail improvements," B, H-WAKN.'R & CO, mab 22-35" ‘916 F st. uw. OK RENT OR SALE—A NEW 3-STORY BAY | 5%: bl. dre..-$18.000 ihdow brews brick house, containing 10 rovmun | 26; 58, 42, and 44 Suse and bath: tnodern iniprovem bia: soutuern exporure, | HeMb Wey DNs Ma nrwe pard'in rest and stable. House muse De even to | FE. be appreciaied, as this is a iovely home. Cali 6:30 Bast | 21 Capitol st. me | Rok RENT—TW PIANO, oth wt. m. a Piano. A fine rosewood square eee. fo ony 0 BRICK HOUSE: " ent locations of $18 aud #16 30 7 severe lane. TLL mabe Covsr end i _mh21-3t a 3 : B OR RENT—A LARGE HOUSE, SUITALLE FOR | < fully warranted, for only: sumer Ps, near Harper's Fecry. For par- ts, cost 64000. a Co RICHEL MERGER “Rcomia, muse ALE — LONG-HODIED — CUSTOM MADE covered, 875. D. G- EICMELBERGH A, Anacostia, D.C io | Fe SALE-STORE FIXTU fa'sappiy wo A's) CAxWOUD, 939 uth st hw. mF | X ing wt Hatta paveweut | Jou _SALECST WEIN INONGRAY. cont, ey DING & WAT Kp, G06 1th st. 2 1 3%. st sense hol bane eae bet Host. nw, 12r. ‘B09 ist st. 1Ur.. im. 802 218 ]ONNETS in all “ i 21st st. Gr, an 19 G st., 10r. i of tbe pr the Intand 15th, i THOS. E'WAGGAMAN. | ee Steam i feood order. Ingu POW FALLS | wocartan tt r. Pk tig oes i | JpOK SALE—A NW DOMERTIC SEWING MA. | Bro SiiRe och heap at beth of Own tne E—FINE LOCATION, NORTH SIDE xt | 10t*tilink. Tuguire st., bet. 4th ana Sts Dw, twat ry brick | bous:s in zood. ter, tle ‘perfect.""AScionite. centile cate furs led fase Only #5550" and te: OER ANT : JOR SALE—1OUSE Vth -t. near F, 1 T> callie #0 Out o: business, at | St naw mhi2t0-480" some line of 1506 baie wt 1813 Cedar FEATHERS. Le Alm, Geene Orders by as 18 Gth st. 1019 M st. ef. SCOTT & WILCOX, \vaniave. nv. 2024-2 : 1205 24th st..6r. m.L19 56 Fora tull lun appry to, w hh 7 S. ew worth of Washington lly located for sumuner bounliug hous: ve responsible tusut. WALKER & WILSON, hand 1. 1000 F at. mb21-3t_ | 16th st. wer P. Ur, lot 23.Gx119 to alley, 00 OR SALE Bd mc 1d ae fuunde aid de M: BECKER'S, 1349 Paave. mba ALE —LOCAL INVESTMENT STOCKS. Rational Bank {OK RENTNEW SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES, | Aud inshy others ih all sect ons, lang. and siniail, SHOPWORKN FPrritusn bait square of etrect cars, vers low reat to easy tern atte ood colored tenants: ouly #12 bo. W. LINKING, SWOKMSTLDT & BRADLEY, mh20-Ft 987 EN F st. OR SAL" OR RENT—A GENTLEMAN DESIRING , towo to Europe has placed with ie his fie resi- | dence ou 16tu st for rent furnished, «ta low rental, | for two years, or for sale; $6,000. cash, bal ber sent for five years, GLO. W. LINKIAS, h20-1W 19th and H sts. bow. OR SALE rR my K = i mh22-3t below cont, price, $1,750 each; over toe ESIKABLE FRAME 10USi between © and D.G foouts amd This street is concretes and. 18 06 6TH STREET NORTHWESS Joo Washineton tea” mod, improveues nice 8-room Brick house; ail the y : 10 Georwct wn fake L A DDD IT FER 883 ™ 35 per mouth in advance, or further informatwn | quite a thorouraisre: would jay well ss au investinent =. Bo ogy BM TT EM Pe - tivig to BUSHARLL SGakUL D008 Fst aw. | Sema peat home: "LOUIS F SHOE MARES IuL20- dw ra ty LAA DODO = aE. ar a — mm TLL yk RENT—12 6TH N.E—2 DOORS FROM E. FRA a4 bop U1 kee Sas Capitol st., and two lines of cars; nice seve-room 2416 F etrect, ¢ ail, gas aud bath; lange yank Apps 3) e. 100 Gi B REE-STORY BRI E Varninbed and painted was FOE WENT TIMEE STORY BRICK, 014. 12TH od eet wrens ou inoutls ya; mcits UF sal onth, — Pa AY COOK, 3205 M st. Geongetown, mh1S-2¥* Tmprovements consist of a fine three-story and back | NOK SALE-CANARIES, PAKROTS, a JOR REST— buildin. prewet-brick resideue:, containing Bfteeu | I aua Ean for letel B FE ree roome, with all mocierd iauprovements. SCHMID bird Store, Reg: £ as pea ‘mamented with | “ a ig ay snespoury anes OK SALE—THIRIY BEAD OF Honsis, 30st ‘Opera or Common Sense Shape, A to E Widths, Reduced to et Py ae ue sh = ‘WM. HAHN & 00.3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘816 Seventh street: 1922 Penn, ave. nw.; oh21 23] Penna ave. ne, ‘Tuts property ity, ant Will bo so. for Jess tian ‘the above vaiue For arrived from Ky.; two good coup@hurses, ope pair | well-bred bincks, 76 hands Altuorses ad guarantee. 1403 Ext nw. HUGH QUIGLES 110-34" Fe SHE O85 SUGHTIN UseD sguaRn Picno, four corners: €300, Que. new Uprich:, #220, are splendid bargains, Pim forreut. HUGO WORCH & Uu."s Wareroutns, & #L Sohimer Piano Agency 620-6 Ok SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENoINr KE. quires uo boiler avoids all expensive attenadance ho Joss of tune: no haudliug of tucl Bend for circular Sud price list. D. BALLAUF, Av't, 731 7th stb) 2-tim ve and T 50: and N.C, ave. nt. only 4.900: Tr. id ste. ne. $3,000," 14r. brie nly 87,000: 10r. brick. | etn. $3,000; Sr. brick, on 13% 13r. brick, cor’ E, Cap. | frames, cor. 24th an lot | 87,000: T2r, bri kG x80. $20,000 brick, cor. 11th and O sts. nw, $5,000: 3 or. brick Rw. only $900 each: Sr. frame, G st brick, V st, near 14th nw., lot 21x) mi Rie aos eres: Sel cease EBD, foe, ick. "at pear 12th, Mew. only 60.000, Br Tube2-3t” STALEY & MILL, 624 14th st nw, K SALE— ‘Znew bricks, 5 rooms rent for $15 each. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. | HE ATTENTION OF PERSONS DESIRING TO purchase land bear Washiugtou City, at a ver rea Sounble price, secalled to a tract of abvut 50 acres Which T have for wale fine elevation with uagtitieut Retioual Purse ‘Wane verssbiots ver the pear future. P. SHOPMAR Sak. mobe2t 20 Fest aw, HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE for sale, situated Madd the ‘feshimuabie Teuley own Road. “hing. © umber of beautiful Buiing site, wotae sna Loe sud ee BOLDSBOMOLUH © 00 26-420, asa a «. yo VERY DFMIRABLE SUBURBAN revideties writh all ecoamar) oUt siditgy, tb a Torhood near etfret cam. tot ccutaiue Sto NGC mare feet 2. TLOECKIbER, mudO-in ae in, 20k SALE-SUBULDAN LOTS—AT A BARGAIN. [Sherman Aeuaion of 20th st, uv; sual gpriytepmentesianee be wold oom! rih uno, ~ am LETHE NEW HOUSE No} on the uoctheast corner ot 14th aud ows comtaining 14 foci al mod pe shed ims first-class tanner, Teraus Seite a etieeteeort Son WAGGAMAN, 1003 F st. re Kyoxrs New, Youx NEW “i hes AINS TN ‘Baby Coaches. Baby Coaches. Bicycles, Tricycles. ‘Velocipedes. Wagons, Wood and ‘See our patent Baby Cosches, form Bedstead, Cradle, Hars. ving Styles now ready, bone genuine D DI ATS with es. aEDy HATS other trade-marks, ——— SUI AN PROPERTY — ft Peasant, uve Lote at 3 conte for foot Tue Lots at 40 cia per fot Grounds tine Lote wt 6 eta per foot Ww GURLEY BROS. 1310 Fat YORK HATS, ‘without the ‘SUBSTANTIALLY mm resnience, wal iocaeds me y See ke ae ary Ens & ¥ a ee 5 ‘At 62, €2.50, 63, 63.50.and 04. 5 La ots ae ro ee , 6 and 66. GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES at 62.25 and $2.50. JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONB, 1201 Penne ave., cor. 12th st Willow-ware, mb3-3m ee em en fa" WENSHATS mb19. 403, 405, 407 7thet, n.w. sboveDast._ “as alts a oi