Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1888, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1888—DOUBLE. SHEET. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, gina, fair, ‘warmer; easterly to southerly winds. Have your homes furnished by Julius Lans- ‘burgh, 315 7th st ASTONISHING, how blazing advertisements will che fall is upon us and having Just completed ‘Ast us my line for the fall trade, an invitation is extended to friends that have shared their patronage with Me, and to those that contempiate purchasing to SSS are now ready for busi- Bess. ly Stock 1% complete, all of thé very best ‘makes for style, quality and dish, prices tucluded, we irad Competition cant follow. Furniture big XL the aa ae 7th st. bw. Agtiictat, Human Eyes. HEMPLER'S, a¥e COr.45s- Fat. Gas Prxtones.—S. S. Shedd & Bro., 432 9th St. nw, Our slock is now repiete with beautiful Gas Fixtures of new and elevant design, and at Bitems, that dety competition. Gur assortment em- the latest and mos artistic Wout lignes, Chandeliers, Brass Gas Fixtures, Brackets, Gas Globes and Shades of every variety ‘and color. §. S. Shedd & Bro., 432 9th st. ALL Hovsexusrexs should read Moses & Son's advertisement tu tuis paper of bargains in house furnisuing goods, fe JouwS LaxsBcnan, 315 7th st., opens Monday morning with a complete new line of Carpets and Furniture, at his usual low prices. Prorectiox.—We claim that we ao protect our customers in the prices of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding and Upuoistery Goods. Our prices are guaranteed. We make no pretense wita flaming advertisements to sell gold dollars for half their Yalue, | We only ask you to call, see Our new stock in every purchase receive square dealing. — ain? Stxoueton & FLATCHER, t Joun C. Pakken’s, 617 and 619 Scwoor Boor: ‘Th st. Hare for fall of 1888—The Youman’s, Miller and Dunlap styles of fin: and medium quality Derbys and Sott Hats now opening. K.c. Lewis & Son, az New York avenue, near 15th street. Aiso some pretty new Tecks ind Four-in-Hands. Juuses Laxsncxon, ais 7 Sc, Nill gelt on Mon- 400 pieces Tapestry. Brusscis at G23 cts. per Saree "They are bewutii, nad will De rapidly wid. ‘Reisrxoge’s ice cream, 235G and 1018 18th sts. n.w How to Kuxr Wanw.—Why, 1(s easy enouzh! if you buy Jounson’s ~aong Pilate Warm Air Furnace. ‘Every One guarantee: i: ALS. JOmNsON, 1240 9th st. n.W. Do Nor Foxcer for Bargains in Furniture, and Temember no oid stock or shoddy goods. ‘Al BREITBARTH’S, Odd Feilow’s Hall, Tt st. hw. Jeuivs Laxspcnam opens on Monday a large Une of Window Hangivgs. The specialty will be a ‘Turcoman Curtain at §2.50 per palr. Scuoon StavioneRY at JouN C. PARKER'S, 617 and setts. fone Portearts. Kets,Kemethy, 1109 Pa ara, —— OaxmonT Jersey Mux. Address “Oakmont,” P.O. Box 586, City. BuooKs, 15th st, Largest, Richest, Newest, Stock, Best mw Wasuixctox.—Our own make school suits at $5. Esseman Bros, 7th and E sts, Manu- facturing Clothiers and Tailor Brooks, 15th st., Gas-Fixtur’s and Chandeliers, Fox Carpets and Furniture at low prices go to Suitus Lansburgh, 315 7th si. Tatvontxe Deraxtwent.—Our fall stock of fall suitings and trouserings now ready. Blseman Bros., 7th and E sts., Manuracturing Clothiers and ‘Tailors. 3 at ax C. PARKER'S. i overcoats. Else. man Bros., 7thand E sts, Manuiacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Examixe prices of Carpets and Puralture at Julius Lansburyh’s, 315 7 _betore buying. 7th si Consers, hoopskirts, bustles. M.C. WHELAX, 1205 F CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Nattoxat.—"A Pair ct Kas” Maxnis'.—Edtmund Mayo ta “Silver Age.” Paxokaxa BUILDING.—“Batile of Silva.” Condensed Locats. The will of the late Elizabeth i. Porter was Ried yesterday. She leaves her estate to her daughter. Mati T. Porter, for the support of her- self, her brother and sistez. 1a tue Equity Court, Judge Cox, yesterday, a decree of divorce was tivud: in the Case of Vieworta M. MeGuigan against James H. McGuigan, on the ground of Geseriion. clerk ta the Pei St. Cloud Buti 1837 Lith str-et northwest. About 6 o'clock list evening the six-year-old daughter of Hyméiton Sutth was run over by a Dugsy driven by a lady at 17th street and Pen! sylvania avenue, and the culld was slightly in- pon W. V. Turner, a colored u Oillee, Was taken Mek at the as taken to his nome, Charles Cooper, reported in Tae Stam as having n fined tu Alexandria for disordeniy conduc » BOL Charles Cooper of 110634 6th street soutn West. A thief entered house 1502 Q street northwest Jast night, but was frightened om before he had se- eured any plunder. ‘The Loard of trustees of the Maryland Agricul- tural College yesterday elceted Prof. J. F James, from Mi: mi¥ersity, Qulo, professor of natural Bistory. It was decided to send some of the farm Products to the Easton fair. HL G. Uersterie, of Puitudelphta, has presented toSt. Peter's church, Capitol Hul,’a gold and dia- mond G. A. I beig? to be voted for at the ap- Proaching fair fur tue benefit of tue euurch, ‘The veterans of ue Jd Massachusetts cavalry are expected in tls city Monday evening. ‘They are going to Wincuester, Va, to dedic.te a monu- ment to commemorate the ciumpaiga inthe Valiey. In the Police Court, Judge Miller, this moraing, John Godilla, Wim. ‘Mvore aud John McNamara Were charged with an affray at the market. The two men last named were fined $5 eack and Go Ailla was acquitted. Amos J. Gunuing, of this city, was appointed Festerday on the new national council of admin- istration of the Grand Army of the Kepublic. The tenth anniversary and barbecue of the Lone Star Beneficial Association will take place at the Scbuetzen Park on Wednesday, September 19. ‘There will be bowling, prize suooting and dancing. ——_—_ Mr. Gill's Narrow Escape. WE TS SAVED FROM DEGWNING BY A GALLANT LIFE- saveR. Mr. Delancy W. Gill, of the Geological survey, had a narrow escape from drowping Thursday at Low Moor, N. J., where he has been visiting rela- Uves. He went bathing In the surf, and was car- Fed out by an undertow beyond the breakers, ‘The son of Mr. Ruodes, of Low B-ach,who first saw the struggling man,gallantly swam out and handed Dim a life preserver. ‘Then, the New York Herald, 4m its account of the occurrence, says, Mr. Khodes Went ashore again, where ke met Harrison M. West, of the Moamouth’ Bescn Life-Saving Corps, who Was making his round. Lookin; out Deyoud the Dreaders, they saw that Mr. Gill, in spite of tne like preserves, wis making little progress toward the shore, aud secmeu to ur In great distress, Die Vesting hunself of nis outer clothing, West in life preserver and one Mr. GI's as. no had joined Mr. Kuodes on the shore ‘Tae breakers er ae, Mis neavily, and, bur. as he Was. the brave life-saver ha Work iu reaching, che * succeeding at length in reaching we attached the rope to him, signaled to those and the men ‘pulled bit’ ia wicu a will. Had it not been for West's @allant action Mr. Gili could not long have held Out. The breakers Were Leavy and tie current strong. he Was sf inuch exbausted wien Teached that be was alinost on the point of arowne ing. ‘Tue Crry MAKKETS.—Tue official Price Current of the Washixgtou Produce Exchange says: The our market is well supplied aud there sno change in price. Tue grain market 1s firm for w oats and corn, Receipts of hay have been Ught past week, owing, we presume, to the vad Weather; conseqitently it is tu very uctive demand and at Uons Would advise immediate shipments. T ae | searcity of strictiy fine quailty butter, Doved: oe Tat week's issue, still continues, causing | another addition to price and creating a better de Mand tor goods Just below fancy, at slightly lower prices. Goods showing positive faults, such 43 oid, summery Havored, strong on top or off golor are greatly neglected. — eceipts of egys not large, but ample ior demand. The supply of poul- try ts large and market active, but selling gener. ally at iuside quotations. Apples in large receipt And low in price. Fine peaches scarce; common Sorts plentiiul Bartlett pears generally over- Tipe and go at best offers Damsonsin good de. wand at highest quotations Waen sound. Small dried truits in good demand. Irisa and sweet Betstoes Iu kood demand tr choles ia heavy receip: and lower in price, and Vir- followed by light rains;” siigbtly Waing man. Succeeding | THE MEDICAL CONGRESS. Completing Arrangements for the Mleet- jng—A Mythical Drag Exhibit, take time for.a short breathing spell before the bustle of next week begins, Although headquar- ‘ters were opened to-day at Willard’s Hotel, still 1t 48 not expected that the members will begin to arrive in any large numbers until Monday. On the evening of that day the me:n\)rs will sit down toa banquet, and it is thought that nearly every- ‘boay will endeavor to be present on that occasion. Culars to deaiers in, drugs, surgical to sui and medical supplies inviting tbem to hibit here in this city oun ae Ineeting congress, He intimated that he was acting authority from the committee of ‘The latter, was aware a short ago existence of the circular and — arrival in the Ca some dealers ied brought their goods ‘them. They want Vo find the hall, which they understood was = their reception, but up to date no such al, has materialized. Dr. Busey, the chairman the committee, said to a Stak reporter that the committee bad unlformly retused to countenance in any way any exhibition of medical goods in cobnection with the con; and as far ashe knew bo exhibition of this kind will be given. The | theory of Dr. Busey in reference vo the circular is ‘Unat the map must be a crank, as he had evidently made no arrangements to carry out the promises: ‘of the circular. sesh THE NEW scHOOL YEAR. Institutions of Learning im this City and Vicinity, ‘The Academy of Fine Arts, which has been open ail summer, offers great atwractions to art student, The rooms are at S04 E street north- West, Mrs Imogene R. Morrell, who has had jong experince. | Tustructin will be given in every Drauch of art. Evening classes will be torwed for ladies and gent.emen on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 o'clock. The seventh annual session of the Washington School of Elocution and Oratory, 904 M street northwest, Will Dein on the 19th. Private and ass Instruction will be given botu day and even~ ing in voice culture and oratory. Stammering 18 lvated successtully. ‘The law department of the Georgetown Unt- Yersity presents great attractions this year to law students, ‘The introductory lecture ad announce- ments for the ensuing terin will be given at the Law Building, 6th and ¥ streets, on tue 3d of Uc- Vober, at 6:30 p.in, Mr. S. M. Yeatman, the secre tary, can be seco at tue Law Bullding ‘daily trom 607 pm Voiapuk, the new linguistic craze, cin now be learned in ten lessons. Mr. Chase Roys 1s the Yeacher, at No, 915 F street northwest. He 13 also the author or “Volapuk,” a work ip ten numbers, Sold at 5 cents each.” The first number is now ready. A new era has opened in the art of short-hand writing. At the Washington school, 921 F street norchwest, the acie phonograpby fs taught in sixteen leSsous, and proficiency is teed in three months, “Phe classes tor the winter are now ‘sorming. ‘The Misses Tiffey will open the Mfteenth session of their school for girls and little boys on the 17th, at 1450 Corcoran street, Young ladies preparing for church or cencert singing are the specialties of Miss Eva Mills, who will recelve pupils in vocal music, beginning to- day, ul her residence, 1426 11ih street northwest ‘Mrs. H. H. Pikg has returned from abroad, bring- ing with her the latest Ideas on china painting, Which sue will Introduce to her classes tals year. Her studi, 1530 Pierce Place, will reopen oa the Ist of Ocioder. Prot. Paul Miersch, at 1519 Rhode Island avenue, will give lessons as Usual this winter on the vio~ lonceiio and plano. ‘The theory of music 1s given special attention, A college graduate, a lady with experience in teaching, will Instruct private puptis, or classes, paying particular atteution w Latin aud matne: lnatics, Mer address is box 16), Stax oillee, A lady professor desires a few more pupils on the piano and guitar. Her method 1s easy and rapid, and she pays special attention to beginners. 3be Suouid be addressed “Lady Professor, Star office.” ‘The courses in the Murtyn College of Elocution and Oratory, 313 6th street northwest, are conve- ty arranged so as to provide thorough in- struction and preparation for professional life on the platiorm or on the stage, or to impart only such knowledge of elocution 48 18 requisite to an accomplished person, Lessons can be lad in class # EpuEL Ra or privately. The methods followed are approved by leading jonal men. Catalogues are to be oblained by addressing the college. Coming Amusements, ALDAUGH's Orxxa Houst—The season of 1888. ‘89 will begia at this house on Monday evening, and Manager Albauzh bas been fortunate in secu ing for bis opening so Tine an attraction as all ac. | eowats deetsre the MeVicker production of Snake- | speare’s “Midsummer NighUs Dream” to be. This Tantastic and delighitul conceit of the great ara- waist has not been enacted in Wasuington iu many years, and the fact that it ts to be presented 0 the local'stage now with elaborate ang arustl- cally painved scenery, and with its musical feat ures fittiugiy developed, will increase the interest in 13 revival. Most glowing accounts of the rica- ness of the mounUing are given by those wo have seen the representation in Baltimore of this work. ‘The moving pauoraiwa, “Voyage througu Fairy Land,” itis promised, Will be the finest spectacle ever witnessed here.’ ‘The musical portions of the roduction sare in the hands of Lily Post, Carrie | Daniels and other capaple people, and Adain Itzel, | jr dicects Ue orchestra. ‘Tae dramatic cast is a | Sood one. Including Wu. Morris, Ed. J. Henley, | Harriet Ford and Katharine Alvord. } National THEATRE.—Some enttrely novel feat- | ures are promised In the minstrel entertainment | to be given by Thatcher, Primrose and West's | troupe at Uhe National ‘Theater next week. ‘The | first part will be Siakespearean in character, in- twoducing the Jeadiog meibers of the troupe in the charactersof Touehsiune, Romeo, the Dromios, | Fulstag, Othello, Benedict, &e. Tuere will bs | We usual vocal’ features by ‘S.omas Le Mac! | tu? Clipper quartetie, W. Henry Whyte, Artuur | Johusou, J. P. Curran,’ and others. Another new feature ‘are the Brothers Byrne iu a unique | specialty act. Haxuis’ Buou Tneatex.—Manager Harris will, Bext Week, offer his patrons a meiodrams, which comes weil recommended. It is called “Beacon | Lignes,” and has been well received in Boston aud other cities. It 13 in four acts, we scenes being | laid in Mexico and tue Western states, | .2O8 THe BENEFIT oF YeLLow FRVEM SCPPERERS. AUlention 1s again calied to the concert for the Lenedt of the yedow fever sufferers, wuich will take piace at Congregational church’ on Wednes- day evening next, under the direevion of Mr. Cari Stoeving, the violinist. ‘Tickets will be placed on sale at Bilis’ on Monday. — Improvement Notes at the Center Market. { | THE CENTER MARKET AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND MERCANTILE COMPANY. ‘The directors of the Wusuington Market Co. have } been for some Ume considering a proposition from } the above-named company, which is understood to embrace leading manufacturers and dealers in farming and other kinds of machinery, seeds and hardware and fertilizers, for a loug lease of their | large, commodious and very eligible bail over the 1 street Wing of the Center Market. | qgile proposition 1s understood to be to, substan. | tlally,dupiicate the Quincy Hall Agricultural Ma- | chinery, Seed and Fertilizing Estabushment over tue market in Boston, from which tue country con- | Uguous to the national capital can be suppiled direct from the manufacturers, as New Epgiaud 1s supplied from Boston, at wanulacturers’ prices. rower can eustly be supplied to this 9th street Center Market Mall, and ali kinds of macblacry, including wodels of patentable machinery, put in Operation there, thus giving Wasoington a 'perma- | nent exuibit of new machinery, and the thousands ) Of Iarmers WhO Market hay, coro and all their va- Tous products al be national capital, opportunity | to purchase from manufacturers and frst hands farming utenslis, seeds and ferlilizers, thus saving | au enormous promt heretofore realized by middie men. 1@ main entrance to this machinery hall isa | Wide from stairway at the corner of 9th and B | streets eouth, of sufficient height and width to draw up and let down with well-adjusted pulleys | the heaviest and i farm ‘naciinery, W: and carriages of every deseription. Tits main en- | Wance troats apd 4s contiguous vo the long lines producers’ teains standing three days in each Week the entire length of between 7th and lth streets; ap handling small iwackinery, tron’ and heavy arti- cles, connects with the hail on the east side, aso | @ Stulrway tn the eastern tower and a commodious: passenger elevator in the western tower of the | Mtl street Wing, together with the trou | ye | Way Irow Peansylvania avenue, renders Spa- | clous agricultural and machinery market ware- | house ciigiole and easily accessible for thls pro- posed use. b | nace eh meena east atable | und flower trade and Ail kinds of miscellaseous Merchandising, which is reached directiy from Peonsylvania avenue by the iron way and portion of this ready tor occupancy, Sidewalks, thus connecting every sMasMOUN Inyrt, Will soon as the cable = cash allway and the counters or Soxpar Excunsiox ro Tux Cavenss or Lenav.— | stands are belisg placel te bony Fhe Leuth auaua! excursion of tue Genoans of |” The Peopic's Fureels beibor ee; 4s making ar- aod Washington, in charge of Louis his Lo establish an office tu the wholesale ina Baio aepor Sewtsy Renee arate Ba alt "Kiuds oF parcels fae 7, Sept, 20, at 8:30. me hased at the ‘This will be the last opportunity ‘season, thea ‘mod. Visit the caverns and fevura, the sain ne eee tee return the same day. The ‘train Will consist of reserved-seat Eastlake ‘coaches, telephone and will ruo through wituout cuange. Pour hours housekeepers, ‘Will be aliowed for the inspection of the caverns, hasing and aelvering all Sach car will be attached to the trala, and a market dealer, re. Drass Vand wil turnin tusie fe the round Tr oe Me occaa | eke > z thelr orders seared t Pues TRADE gives the public the freedom of 1: PPP ote Specting our choice line of carpets, furnicure up. | _ Ir Wit Pay to visit. Wurdeman’s, 610 1am st, holstery and bedding. now ‘on sale in our ‘full stock of fine tur ‘pew and Warerooms, Which we consider sec. go0ds, where can be found intent poveitien, and are tree say tant sarees it mattressing iasniay se age lower tor first goods (uuu any louse inthe chee Weoaly ask tue pleasure of showing our guott ————- and let customers decide. SINGLETON & FLeTCHEK, handsome republican banner Fann ear ‘New York to-day, mateebnr iret "apa te ME, el | Sean, ue Man, awe srk course of training and the courses 1a stenograpay. t Snir. i spon ‘Business College, ones fae first Monday 1a eptember. ig 4 i Syye tournament of the Country Lawn Tennis Club, for the championship of the Southern i A HE i SF: : tir P' £ a bod i BE £8 ay & doubles, and Britton frst in gentlemen's singles. Wooten’ and will play for second place in singles this ing. French and Duhamel will m. Georgetown, Heights ind ‘Maple clubs Wii play On Monday, (he Ariingvon and Far and ‘Near on Tuesday, the Racquet and Star on Wed- hesday, and tie Bachelor and Tanglewood on Thursday, Ip the singles te Arlington and ‘Tanglewood clubs wiil play ou Monday, ae tee town Heights aud Racquet on Tuesday, the Far and Near and Bachelor on Wednesday, and the Star and Maple on Thursday, The second round ‘will begin Friday. ‘Monday, 24t Instant, and play for second prize "Tuesday, 25th instant. Suitably tnscribed badges in black’ and red—the Aucquet cluu’s colors—will be presented the win- ners of rst and second places in both doubles and Singles, ‘The entries include some of Washing- ton’s best piayers, and ail the clubs tnterested are enthusiastic Over the anticipated result, WILLIAM HALL’s TWO WIVES, How No, 2 Discovered the Existence of Nol. ‘Wm. Hall, a colored barver, was arrested yester- day by OMicer Geo, Stamler on a Warrant charging him with bigamy, and this morning in the Police ‘Court the case Was continued under $500 bonds. ‘The complainant in the case {s Ella Hall, to whom the defendant was married in this city November 24, 1887, by Rev. Bishop Brown, She 1s a bright yellow woman, living at 1012 17th street north- west. After her marriage with Hall, she alleges he lived with her until January 21 last, when be left her. Before this, ‘however, she ascertained from a letter he had directed that he was corre- sponding with Mrs Clara Hall, Watkins, N.Y. Complaiuant asied him who Mrs, Hall was, and he sald it was bis mother. Complainant said sbe considered it her duty a3 @ daughter-in-law to write to her husbaud’s mother, and she did so. The result was that she received a letter from Mrs. Hall, at Watkins, N. Y., Who stated that she Was married to Wilitain Hail tn New York in 1879; that she had three children Uving and one dead of this tmarriage, and that Hall deserted her and the children ‘about three years ago. She ex. pressed her indignation at learning that Hall had married again, Dut did not blame Wife No. 2, add- ing Ubat as soda as she is notified she will come to Washington, and between the two they Will make it warm for him. Wife No. 2 says that she does not know why he leit her, except for the same Teason that he left No. 1, for if he has not married again he 1s apparently pretty near it in his atten- tous to a Woman in this cit} ——— Killed by a Fall. A WASHINGTON MAN WHUSE BODY WAS SENT PROM PULLADELPHIA WITHOUT EXPLANATION. ‘The remains of Dennis O'Neil, a butcher, who lived at 24 and P streets northwest, arrived here two days ago from Philadelphia, where he died on the 10th inst. O'Neil left here early in the sum- mer and has been working in Atlantic City. His body was sent here by a Puliadelpuia und-rtaker, Dut bis relatives were not advised of the circtim: stances attending his death untll yesterday about the Ume the funeral took place. ‘The deceased had 4 cut over its eye and a brulse on the back of his head, which led his iriends to suppose that he had beet murdered, but about the Lune the funerat occurred a letter Was received from a baker who had worked with O'Neil in AUantle City. He gave the information that Dennis’ death was due to a Jal which the deceased had in Philadelphia, ‘yhe Philadelphia Press, reterring to the case, “An oguest by te coroner yesterday 10 the ease of Dennis’ O'Nell, thirty-hive years of Washington, D. C., who died'tn a cell in the third district poilce station on Monday, discovered the Jact that death was due to hemorrhage of the brain produced by a fracture of theskull. Two Witnesses Lesiifled to having seen the man fall, which accouuts for the fracvure.” ee Sent To ManiBono’.—Yesterday Sheriff Darnall, of Prince George’s County, Md., arrived here with @ requisition for Charles Faye “and Churles Crum- ney, colored, cl with having committed an outrage on Ida M. Simms. Justice Cox ordered their delivery, and the officers of the fourth pre- cinct Wo arrested tue inen delivered the prisoners, who were taken to Mariboro’ Jail yesterday alter: noon. —_ ‘Tue Concert IN THE WutTe House Grocxps ‘Tus APTERNOON.—The Marine Band, under the di- rection of Prot, Joh2 Piutlip Sousa, Will render the following program “In the White House grounds Ubly afternoon, commencing at 4:30: March, Kru- ger's “Afsclied,” Santelman; Grand selection, “Don Carlos,” ‘Verdi; “The bying Peet,” Gouts: chalk; Polku-Rondg, “Wena,” Tuompson; Dance, “Hungarian,” Brauins; Collocation, “Carmen,” Biz-t; Valse, “La Gitana,” Bucallos!; Gems trom the “Mascot,” Audran, ——_—_ His Wire's Revatives Cia THE PRorerty.— Dennis Byrne bas tied a Vill im equity against Mary Sullivan, Mary A. Key, Margaret Barrett and others, asking that the utle of sub lot 30, square 614, be vesed in him clear of any ciaiin of decéndunte, ‘The compiulnant states that in March, Ase, the lor was purchased by nim for $1,091.79" the sum of $363.93 being payable in cash, and ‘thé balance secured by a deed of trust, and noies of the wife were executed and delivered. Com Plainant’s Wife died June 1 following, jeaving Getendants her heirs-al-law, He has just learn ‘hat, as such, these sisters have instituted a claim to the property. He states that his wife, at the Ume of their marriage, had no property of any Sort, and all the payments on the property in ques. on Were made by himself, and tuat Ue property Was placedyn his wite’s naime merely Lo secure to ‘he cump.aiuanv’s wife a uome during her life. Alfairsin West Washington. A SUGGESTION a8 TO PROSPECT AvENUE.—There are sole CiUIZeDS here of Che opinion that the dirt ‘Unat Is being hauled to the duinp at the foot of N Street from’ the Prospect. avenue finprovement sbould be used in filing the hollows at the bead Of Prospect avenue, thereby making a roudway connecting With tue Coudult road. WANTED TO BE SENT TO THE WoRKHOUSE.—James Dean, a Young man who recently served a twenty days’ term in the workiouse, Visited the police station last nigut and requested the oificer in charge vo send Liun down Uo the workhouse again, Hits request was complied with, Norgs.—Warren Riggs, colored, for assaulting Jonn Lacey yesterday, was aired to leave $10 vollateral at Che stauion last: ‘ht.—The shade tees on many Of the tborough(ares have been Urhamed, affordit more iight.—Mrs Catherine Clements, relict Of the late John Clements, 13 Lying Very ill at ber residence on South street, SEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER aT 7 & uL—Great Falls, temperature, 66; condition, 2; receiving reservoir, temperature, "71: condi- tion at north connection, 5; conaition av south Compection, 34; distrivuting reservoir, empera- ure, 69; condition at influent yate-house, 9: con- dition at eMuent gute-house, of Higa tide in the river today at 4:15 p. m.; low Ude at 10:58 p.m, ——_— Mu. Cnas. Knazuen, of 737 7th street north- West, will snortly return from a trip to Cinciunati and Kentucky, where he has yone vo lay in a stock f good ola Kentucky whisky, for which he is 30 MoE. J. P. PaLweR, has just returned trom Eu- Tope With the latest ine mast approved from ‘the leading Louses of Louuon aad Paris? * A dispatch fom Belvidere, N. J., that order W restore harmony in’ the fourth comerecs, Mons of the democracy—will be prevailed and anew iam wuo'can ted, Do You have that extreme tired feeling, languor, without sp- petite or strength, impaired digestion, and general feeling of misery it 1s impossible to describe? Hood's ‘Sereaparilla is a wonderful medicine for creating an ‘appetite, promoting digestion, and toning up the whole system, giving strength and activity in place of weak- ness and debility. Be sure to get Hood's. “I take Hood's Sareaparilla every year as. tonic, with most satisfactory results. I recommend Hood's Ser- ‘saparills to all who have that miserable tired feeling.” ©. PaRMELen, 349 Bridge street, Brooklyn, N.Y. HOODS SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for ¢5. Prepared only by C, L. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CIty ITEMS. way te School Children. Z, STRASBURGER, 906 7th st.. four doors above L ‘Will be opened for business this evening at 6 1 ‘Tux Fair, 812 7th street northwest. Fall Gas Fixtures, 8 8 SuEDD & Buo., 432 Ore St. N. W. Our stock is now replete with beautiful Gas Fix- ‘tures of new and t design, and at that defy com uon, ir assortment embraces the latest ant Ost artistic ty aa Chandeliers, Brass Gas Fixtures, Hall Lights, Brackets, Gas Globes and Shades of every variety and color. 1 S. 8, Sepp & Bxo., 432 Ot st._ If Smoking is Comfort and a pleasure, then buy something good. ‘I'he “Grand Republic” Cigarro is what_ you want, For sale by all frst ‘class dealers, Wholesale agents, Lucus & Bzo. 1 Oysters! Oysterst! Tam receiving daily all the choice ¢rades of Salt Qysters, cooked in any style. | Halt shell and Bi ‘specialty. Johnson's Restaurant, un and £ streets nortuwest 2 Peerless Dyes Are tne'vest, Scldby drongiete Sewing Mac! es Repaired and Ware Yanted for $1 at your house. Send postal to W. Funk, 1331 7th st. Good macuines for $10. 4 Dixon’ Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m eoly FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR_RENT—HOUSES. 15-32" 319 ek Fe S31 Ganeorse 4 Let..7 re. new Lsocener 370 B 1498 Slecet, ‘Setory, are deen ot. Sus 1 se Qet, Time “jai resp poidtar s015-8t i417 Fst. ieys3 S34 Kapes st, Row Ock RENTS x ys 0 Rays +2. 2.9 thro ‘sitiane & LeiwknaraNee et i ai Hada | Hees Gieea FPO SEXT~ 502 OTH ST. Nw ELEVEN ROOMS, isset J 383 ARS Zot 3 mod imps: €45 per mouth.” 4777 DeSales 8 Lae Sat 2015-3¢ 1425 New York ave. ios Go ‘ RENT-HOTSES 47 AND 49 F ST. N.W.:| Gie \ Se a a Wassgee and ; Second floor, two bedrooms and bat! 1519 20th 1; irae il eaaonaen mane | aes od = ‘Sapayat mw. | ogee RENT—135 1 ST,. SIX ROOMS, $20; 141 L | 1415 N FR 2003 ie. .,81x rooms, im thorough, repels and | 2007 Ht Ae 1138 North Capitol st__ | 927 ¥. ¥- Fae RUE | mene 15-4 waa St oe Sid i751 Wen }OB RENT—DRAN NEW S-STORY BRICK, BAY | | The above Windows: hot angcold taih rane, Be AO Toons: | Our ofice > immediate good tenant low rent of 842. Inquire seta 303 Gat. nw. ‘eel5-2W Rn RENT 7 Fo = F ol2F 80 lOUSE 1605 THIRD ST. N.W., ine 4 With all modern improvements, 2016 0: 2030 PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE. erat E4 ‘Seven rooms, including bath. 1706, Fr 20 Closets in every room, with hallway, gas, and water; | 221 34 +4 ae Frietoet dou Rey Ge aad see tt. Rent, $18.50 por month. $Saed 408 Lt ren 4 Peet HL WARNER & CO., gir 2 tte = 9012-1m 916 Fat aw. | 7215 Nae ane FOR RENT-NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE | 1929 SOS 10th 8 640 AS61356 D st. s.w.: six rooms and summer kitchen; | 1715: ) LA4 108 6.30 Water, cas and bath room: $15.30 per month. C. H. 16 Bt 37 L st 16 PARKER, 435 and E sts. aw. se15-at* 1338 Rook i aie 43. 71 40 1245 2 108. 30 407 2a 342 30, goat S28. 30 1534 161: 1013 Wh: ree 1310 Ws 9 7 ‘Gr, W. 106 43g ot aw.c4r- a 120s 'haa w.0e, water 10 316 Soe nce wae Sazont ie: ael5-3t* _C. H. PARKER, cor. 45 and E sts. 210 4 POE RENT 921 N.W., CONTAIN phase ¥ oar C1 sear ean RIO | a i Hetiars apply to” > GNOn A: PRESCOTT, ae S| a7 (Kellogg Building), 1416 F. 53.90 1 {OR RENT—HO'SE 1002 C ST. 8.W. 40 320. Tooms; modern improvements. 35 14 HLLEK, 606 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 913 ‘OK RENT—VELY CONVENIENT TWO-STORY rt re. 449 Rist now csr. Brick House, 1325 Sst. Inquire at 1316 1ith st. | AQg3 Md. ave: ‘2069 Tih st. tow, de nw. weld-2t" EXOURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. ry 78 anniversary AND BARBECUE or Tur LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION at THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK, ‘7th street Road, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1888. Prize Bowling, Prize Shooting, &c. &e. ‘TICKETS, 25 CENTS, Admitting you to the Grounds, and also entitles you to partake of the Roast, Children Free. Concert and Dancing Music commencing at p.m. _welS-at RAND TOURNAMENT A\D BAL MAND Fybe eivcu by EULLKA G TANGE, ‘Tobe held near Stott’s Station (Met.Branch B. and 0.) SEPTEMBER 18, 1888, at 2 o'clock. TICKETS, 25 CENTS. at STEAMER FLORENCE WILL RUN 70 CITY View SEPTEMBER 16, commencing at 10 8m, very hi FS EXCURSION OF THE GERMANIA MANNERCHOR to RIVER VIEW, on SUNDAY, SEPT. 16 1888. Tickets, each Person, 30 cents: Steamer Mary Washington will leave her wharf at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 pam, returning at 9:30 pn. If the weather should be unfavorable the excursion will the following Sunday. Prize Lowling snd brize ERRY, 50 FERRY NEW FERRY TO ALEXANDKIA, STEAMER GEO. LAW. Leaves daily 7:15, 10, 12 am,, 2, 4:30, 6 p.m, Leaves Suni 12 a. m.. 2. 4:30, 6, Pn From Mary PyeiS-1m* Washitigton's wharf. (IAL BEACH TAL. iil clowe the season with GRAND EXCURSION ‘On SUNDAY, 16TH, Steamer ARROWSMITH from ‘7th ot. wharf, at 8:45 am. RRev22 View vor 1s98, LAST TRIPS OF THE SEASON. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON. LAST FAMILY DAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Leaving st 10am, returning at5 p.m. Tickets 10cents. LAST DANCING SCHOOL REUNION, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15. Leaving at 6:30 nm. Tickets 25 cents, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, GERMAN MAENNEB- CHOR. Two trips, 9:30 am. and 1:30 p.m. “weld E 8 RANDALL, nel4-2t RAND OYSTER ROAST ‘at COLONIAL BEACH, SEPTEMBER 15, 1888, Extended to the Patrons of the Beach on the arrival Of the Norfolk boat Saturday night. wel s-t* ‘SAML. KEESE. JAMILY EXCURSION TO LEONARDTOWN, Under the auspices of the CHAPEL POINT CLUB, CREORGANISED.) SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will leave Washing fon at 12 o'clock midnight. Keturning, will reach Weshiugton about 9:30 pi. Sunday. mittee of Arrungements.D, Connell B. Roth. J, J. Fuller, J. Eibert, A. E. Burkley, J. H. Buscher, J- Geler, J. Contior. JC. Sulitvan, ‘Kobt. McDonald,’ J. wrstkainp. H. Rave'aud W. Brewer. for the rounu trip #1; children under twelve re SUC. Belg-3t* ARSHALL HALL. Steamer W. W. CORCORAN will leave at 10 am. for Marshall Hall, reachne en ate p.m, Steamer W. W. CORCUKAN will make two trips to ‘Marshall Hall during summer months, leaving at 20,30 m!and2:30 b:m., sacking Washington st “30 pi. E970 sccommodate the public, on FRIDAY. JULY Gra. and every Friday thereafter during ti jummer months, the steamer will make two trips to Marshall ‘Hall, jeaviug at 10». m. and 6:15 p.m, end reaching the city at 4and 10:30 p.m. FireP class catering i “dining Lunch, coffee, milk, buttermilk. xcursiouists. Fure, round trij AUCTION SALES. PAMNBEOKER’S AUCTION SALE —ON MO: and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘SEVENTES NT aud EIGHTEENTH, 1888, at HALF- remade si pe NTH : SPAS EVEN P.M. I shall sell all pledges forfeited to date, consist- ing of Goid and Silver Watches, Ciocks, lings, a gen- giuvemoriment of Jewelry stent improved hiph‘ora aud wing Machina pee Coudensed Eucyelopedis, ‘Law and other ks, Revolvers, Clothing, Mitrors; Opera. Glasses, Be. Parties interested will please take notice. GEO. K McAULEY, SOz i'M at, M. FOLEY, Auct. elds POLED, Auctioncer. I will sell the balance of Mrs, Max Wey!'s stock, com- mencing $A1 URDAY, at SEVEN P.M. at Store No. ‘#42 Ninth street northwest; also will continue MON- . TEN QCLOCK AM. The tion, g srooda wil be wold without reserve US “ig 24, he JUNCANSON BROS,, Auctionsera, ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PROPERTY CORNER OF A AND EIGHTEENTH STKEEIS NOKTHEAST AT By virtue of decd of trust, duly recorded in Liber No, 1202 folio 174. ot wed. One of the land records of ‘tue’ t of Columbia. we will sell, in front of the ex, on THUGSDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH Bay or verri . 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK 2 of land and ail those certain’ picccs oce oF situate and betiug in the clty” of Ws a, ent of Co.tab.a and nuown aud diatineuiaied ss ait tweive 2, thistcen. laud Sotatense renee Slevén "hundred ‘aud mine (1109) towetier’ with the rights, exsemontay to the ‘belonging ‘Sppertaiuinse. G vileges and ‘OF any wise the:e! balance it bie seunt-annuaily, aud to be secured by. Gonveyencingy Be. at purchssor's some. Ante at sive four gach fot st timo of wale. “Terk'to So Somplicd with in fon dave otherwise tigiat revorved to the property in default, at risk and cost of the default —— atter five: s' pul notice of et re ‘some Dewspaper pul im Washing e FRANCIS EL 8) welddbde FuANK BiGE Suitn,} Trustees, __BR. WARNER & CO. 916 F staw. 412 MAPLE 1¢ Droit Park brick house: eucht roma. gurred ‘and colar; steau beat, open fire places, lanre closets, POR RENT—1711 NEW YORK AVE.. NEAR STATE wrtment, two-story brick house: 8 room, fas, water, and front yard; $25 @ month, in advance. \duuire at 17133. av BEST— FURNISHED. Per month. Two fine Houses op Thode Island ave. near Capitol Pack, 10r.. =. Sid store, cor. Ist and D sta aw. Foum Rouse D at, near dei ready Oct Foon house, cor. alley ou Dt, hear Sinall fratnte Toth at ‘eteuded.. " ‘BROWN & CO. isel Pat Fe RENT—IN ANACOSTIA, NEW SIX-ROOM ‘tage, gee lot wood water: muebty abd Boalt oa ‘edulis for S500 per vest, Apply ts. A ; or apply te ob per WOOF ald whem F i ry ‘tual fa SORE now 10 11th st. nw. 10.8150 BPW se et Lt stir. tig 88. tw IF staw. ir. sore) HO iL LZMAS. jm. - heated with fur. ace; double stairs: rent cnly $30 per month. 19. dih'st. Apply O. E. DUPT), owner, 60. FURNISHED. 2ahel i se14-31 ? r ‘DupoutCir,15 OR RENI—A NICE NEAT, NEW DWELLING IN HOUSE BITUATED OW OOM | at tear Noth a eee 4 fue uorthwest; ten room: kil m1 $40, or 835 if Noe ee ction OF bec Mage ee: | U25 Fareacut Square: 250 Voaven,w.. neat Q.. en Uy the year W. IILEY DERBI, Oa Toe ee ede eneloeed Oe ieee iin eeeaeks | Mane ave art 14t. 20833 Tin et, bet Nand 0.113 “aelo-Bt sp 1510 Fst. | Sng on front snd side enciceed by iron railing: bendice 3 333 Corcoran, bet 13% 14.100 FOR REXTIA COMFORTABLE NEW CORNER | most convenient to the departments: 10 rooms and bet 18th & 10th.150 Kat. bet. 13th & 14th 30 aiwelling; ton rooms; all m.i.: #45, or $40 if taken | bath: rent reasonable toa desirable tenant. Apply to 2XATCH, FOX & BROWS, by the year Wr MILEY DEB. “eeld-3t. HILL & JOBNSTON, 738 Loth st. iw ass a —_= kK RENT—945 0 ST. N.W.. 10 ROOMS AND Po! naRT firo-story brick stable; hewiy Fatnted and panered, | HOUSE 1609 THIRD ST. N.W., 100 fest ‘of parking: on cor. of 10th and 0. "Im ‘With all modera improvements, ©.B, CAYWOOD, O16 Frat. scl: PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE it RENT—HOUSE 1420 E ST. NW, TO A Seven rooms, including bath. Closets in every room, with hallway, gas, and water; das Goand see it, Rent, $18.50 per month. ‘House open for inspection. mechanic with a very small family; the owner to five with the funly. Cau be een at the house sel 3° Fo. KENT—TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FINE | corper Residence, completely furnished ; 12 rooma, three bay windows, interior decorations new aud ele- BH. WABNER & CO. : $150 per month; less. rate for a term of yeara au28-1m oe 916 Fst aw. ‘Soniye FARNER & CO. for permit to inspect — pels BE POE BENT-VERY CHEAP_FINE, DWELLING gf eight rooms and store-room, 950 K st. 26; 2223 ¢. St,, wx rooms, $14. "AS. CAYWOUD, B10 vn el 5-3t* OR RENT— K RENT_HOUSES. ) Skat'yli'k, N.Y.av.8300 308 1) 2112 10th st nw. (rar): ve .w., Ii 932 E ot. now, 147. 909 Kn.w.. 12r. & bath 50113 ion 1627 Connecticut ave. iL ry 3, Tas3I30F Was. Building, con Vib nd 13-1o1r Wat we 7 Gr. and bath esch..22.50' Fats. nw. JOHN SHEKMAN & CU. 5-3t 1407 F sc aw. R RENT—1028 25TH ST, NEXT TO PA. AV. -stories and basement, new house, finely finished in hard wood, ten rooms, bath-room and cellar, heated by. ftiemace, with open fireplaces. 843. ‘Corner 2iat and sts, Aue large Store and Dwelling 7 large rooms; excelient stand for drugs or qroce- corner 19th st. fine S-story and base- MHDLL Lith gt, Koud Story and cellar House.6 rooms and bath; $23. f STORES, OFFICES, &. Store 1227 D st. n-w. #50 9th and Pa aver 18... ly aportion of tne property on m: poke. "Wor fal ste it at otice for bulletin isened oo the Istand 15th." [sel4] THUS. E, WAGGAMA’ room Hi aud 10 acres of Land, Pierce | J)OR RENT—B. H. ROBERTSON, 1515 H ST. N.W. $20" per month und Maye ist nee F FURNISHED, : 4 F PAUDUN, 1OR RENT--1234 MASS. 114 Vt ave. Gr.....1 15r. 1: at, br, $1500). 331707 Rhode and a half north of Dupont Circle, between Conn, ae AS pee feick house; a4 a HGSenaM Rar aio tee Wait kate S08 Fak selb-e03t F? RENT — bY 8. H. WALKER, 458 LA AVE 416 Bst. u.e.; 9 rooms; new; $37.50 to 506 B st. ne., 11 rooms; new; $40, 3 nichts por week in hail, 43¢and Pa. ave." se15-3t* Fe, RENT—OCT, 1, 2805 Q ST. N. W.. A VEKY desirable 9-room house, with every convenieuce; Seoergad, cada ie Be. ea at RK REN: ISHED HOUSE, 11 ROOMS and bath, near lows Circie, to private family only; China, glass, etc. ; thorough repair; location healthful: grata ies schools, markets. G. F. — FOR BENT -QCTOBER 1A MODERN. EIGHT 25 th, w, Orovws aud lath, 214 at aw, 12 roms, heated by furnuce, IREEN & CUNNINGHAM, 1409 F st. Per Month. br., water, oa A $16.20 Fs. snd store. br, wate: 16.00 illow Tree Court, a.w., 4 r8., br. -"...-; 9.00 GLLT VANE, 142336 ¥ st. nw. ‘OK RWNT_—A GOOD TEN-KOOM. THREE-STORY frame dwelling; modern improvements: rent mod- erate. Apply to JOuN J. BUGUE, 1251 324 st, Geonzetown. sel3-3t JOR RENT. ‘A NEW TWO-STORY AND BASE- ment, prese-vrick front, contaising 7 large rvom~, room Brick Residence. cn Q st, near 15th; fresh | with all mod. imps; 1/08 4th st mew. ‘Inquire 40i painted aud -papered: yrfect order: pleasant home. | Hist new selsat Tora wood tenant, ve RK RENT—8 ROOMS $55; WILL GIVE @ FOR ‘one roum or $15 for two: back porches, awn! Shady yard, paintings, e.: : stable oderate ‘SSG BOWLES & CO., 1221 F st 015-2 265\2428 3 ize Est. Gre. 3038 sired. “luquire befor 2 pan. A4th st sel S-St ? 72h Ee ave. 00 | TOR RENT—Uk FOR SALE-1910 13TH ST. NW. Sd aud Late., 10r. 1213-1 > 30th. 5.50/1917 17th. 7r., m.i..17.50 | Missoutt ave. new. 50 2 16.50 {OR KENT — HOUSE $09 O ST. N.W.; EIGHT 16.30 Tooms and bath; pomoadon given Get. Let: $30 per -36 | month in advance. “EH. THOMAS, 916 F steels. Se 3 RK RENT—34N2 P ST., SIX ROOMS, MODEUN foups.; on strect car lie: $27.00. Apply at 406 R RENT—A NEAT 7-100M_ PRESS-BRICK house; ‘convenient to market, cars, aud herdic. Premises, 1504 15thet uw." se1s-3t* BY McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, w. PB ag eal, 87-2. Ts 6 ee iad 1 i 2th at eters) Fora iulilistapply 0 WESCOTT & WILCOX, 01d 1907 Pa.ave, aw. WOR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE ON B'iGirse, north of Seow Circe. “Benemiig SEO Janve light’kitchen, laund:y, servants’ parlor, furnace, fue. and store rooms. Firt Hoor: Parlor. library Cwith stationary bookcases), dintng-room end butlers Pantry. Second floor: Very janse alttins-room, two chambers, beantitul tiled buth-room, cedar closet, aud five other closets. Third floor: Large billiard Uree chambers, and linen closet. Ornamental wood im every room: stained ry +e $ oe FETUS BST. FINE J BREESTORY -» ths K, ten" fine order; BO1U Ge, thteesa a. guy mantels, tiles, and —— Tent $90: Or will sell. MM. D. PECK. 934 i and Moor sh tret work in hall; house artisticall; Buca surongmont terrane stairway fod avis soma sett wit careful, tenant forties or Bve ‘ tefl mai fort = BLER, office. 615-3° Session given. Address HAD. ‘Star 008 J{OR RENT—NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, W: aad Fiver in southwest: good neighbarione Seat aut, re rent $15, E A. MCINTIRE. 609 34 ‘2e15-10t 918 Fat | 1992 20th' Fe Tea 1229 224 st. 2617 Ret 518 Goreors 123] 934 a awe OTe Stee S +696, Southwest Hod at z Guts. store wa a Sat RENT—NEARLY NEW 2-STORY 3630 Gun FPG ter, irc dale in bareweee seston goods at Sfilen‘on ‘fret Boore ad chanbers: and’ bet Et ston: pent 657,50 per mo. : # $507 Fee hw: 110 New 10 12th st rooms, RETO Ba setae neers vatable, &c., lot setl-ot G. HENSEY, 1890 ‘opponite hall, Mt. ROBERT VOSE & CO, 300 B street cant. IMPROVED PROPERTY BY AUCTION. E dmproved by o Bock pun containg 7 rooms, in “Perm easy. deposit 05-3 DRESS SILK HATS, 85 to 88. DERBY HATS, in colors, @2 to 83. STETSON'S FINE SOFT HATS. oS SSRN. eset en ant ree 27-1 Domuars New Your Hare « ‘The Fifth avenue style of Bilk and Derby Hate tor fall and winter weur, tntroduesd by Dunlap ‘© Co. of New York, now ready at - WILLETT & RUOFFS, Mole Agents for this city, e6S Sas 7m 1921 16th st.n.w..14r$100 1315-1327 PL. eae eee i w. Gris am Oe eee FR ‘BENT—UNFURNISHED. = GH, OU st. nw. 0r and citar eee Ww, 3 . 2.W., 10 F., mm. 1., heated by steam’ .----0 10th plsie, i aid Seles, pod order, eeid-3t RENT A GENTURMAY, RAVING, Zrne | O00 Unt Pies cae et Saar | MAGE R ee ce roy ee Ee lag 7 (RE Se pes |e onls-3t W. CLAENOR DUVALL, 925 F ot a w. S32 Miller st, & ¢. Sr. 8 2148 Hr. 1210 Date, BF 7 OKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fn.w. ‘abundant pastur ¢ bie party for five yea located for a dairy or lFee 911 16th st. u.w., 12 rooms ond bath. S02 N. H. ave. n.w., 6 rooms and bath.. 805 Hst.'n.c., 9 rosius and bath, Bismarck st., near 7th st. road, Apply, to JNO. AL Pit Tat (Kellogg Buiktingy 1416 F st. uw, REL HANDSOME NEW HOUSES, and 13:62 9th st. n, w.: all modern wements and copveniences: each $0 Toots aid .& dedrable newhborhood, Inquire of KT. BROWNING, 416 DU st. n. 2 i bit i dierlana (inte. 1Ore, m. 4 ‘Sut Uiace 10re, m4. 1908 Sunderland Pisce, 10m. mnt UNI URNISHED. Place, roots -- 3311 20th st, 9 roome ‘Appiy fo DULANY a 7 716 7th st. n.w...815 1620 RL. 2718 7th at. aw... 1309 KT 1402 Mass, ave...8166.66| 1618 R. 1 ave.. _ne5-2w JAMES A. BATES, 1407 Fst nw. {OK RENT—FURNISHED, @80, TO A CAREFUL ‘tenant, a bright pleasant bouse: imuch more -nirs- bie than “fats tor a small vase the door. 1714 Louk st. Taio al x RK _RENT—1407, 1409, 1411 30TH ST, (NEW). Possession October 1, 1888. Appiy to 1403 30th st or7i4 loth st. au20-Im OR KENT OR SALE—1225 CONNECTICUT AVE. 12 rooms: stone front, 830. Also 1620 Lath at, Price #11500: Foome: POR KENT—434 HST. NW water, &. Frou September 1 LARGE 1CK DWELLING, southwert commer of 18thand K sta. nw. Ajply at PKOTTS Music Srore, 1110 Fst. uw ausi-Lia ry -. 8200, 1209 O st... S24 1Gth wi.” Gwits 1834 Jefferson Pisce ‘Thomas Circle.” 1319New York ave.” New House, cor. 1sihi and Msts.(overiook ing Coun, av.)...-1 Coun. ave. face avens bets 12818. bet Pothkladh. 225 | 2d gina 125 SE Nai Dupont Pete bet: Fthe Week 100 25. KE av. ar Scott's 100 200 F st., bet, 17th & Wsiis..7: 22300 140i st, bet. Vand W...40 Other furnished and wufurnished Houses, to which we invite attention. fe8-0o2W JQOR_RENT—HOUSES— 1826 3 2909 Q'st. ma, UF, 1909 HILL & JONXSTON, 3503 Peun. ave. Pare Sai Sau; Wks mi Bo & = a2 Pn kno 70 3216 MO ‘10F ana. 219 * ee 20) ad at, “13.30 2 Masonic halctitey PICKLING, 1264 32d wt i i tiey Cf the Waicu Buresu of Ebgraving aud Prine Or to 403 New Jersey ave. ne ci L sig RENAME AS oy STIS cat covers. No. 900 M st. nw. else Dosh arte PX OTE-ST. WING oF OST—WEDNESDAY EVENING, ON THE F ST. Saieess ih oes sere ‘tou, and recelve reward, awe We eo AYED OF SIOLEN FROM CAMP SPRINGS. formation leading to return to BTC BUR. i | | | years “azo Appleton’s American Cyclopedia. 24 Lot on east aide of 11th si. bet Ns. TLI7ie to selSet Foes Park, 50x13), at 40 ts. 8 Sict 38. FS acess se ona T wat, ro fHREE GOOD LOTS IN LE Di ty CE aihaln'e Ge welt “tT. Scrae TSA sud Faia OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—IHRER VERY pretty ba a 19x70 cach _ west side Let Be. berween Daud £, only €1, WALKER & W 1006 F st. eels. OU >ALF_DESIRABLE LOT near H t.w., 2Rx109.0; email Price 75e. per slOtw = Jou SALE — THREE Be ing Lote on sth Just south heap if taken at opce CHAS. A. st mew, Met pest itv waarket to WALKER & W Rok SALE—GHOIcE SMALL OTs IN Pleasant, only 6500 FPOk SALE ftom 92 ‘ OKLAND, PIRST S14. LOTS at. peootzal ey Fe wany terme. For yar LLDON, 1006 F at. ON Dare Fraime Home S08. WASH'N DANENHOWER, TLS Fac nw FUL BUILD > TO #600—LOTS 50x180, at Brookland, the first station (Brooks) from ey vn Metropolitan’ Brauch of i. ft to Soldiers’ Home and C ovr te Prtomac . © For full part DER, 1215 ass Fok SALE BEAUTIFUL Tots a nd Boundary sta ne. sual cash payment, bong time, iow auld >. uolic University mdi he Views of Oy 1 country; several houses bow in ¢ lars wee MCLACMLLD & BAT OHM EALL BKOWN & 00. 1. te aster ma IN TRINIDAD, or male at Sierra FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS JOR SALE—TRICYCLE, spleniid, coudit: chad. best arrangement selling. Address HF. star office | core See Lore, sound and gentle Aino two show caves. Walnut SocTA! with chu JOR SALE—A GooD SUBST, Wagon (best make): cost $140. COSTELLO & TALBEAT, Undertakers, 35 Leather Sota, «Garnet, Binror Soe at ge, con st et pecs. bexgaius. new. Plauen C30 NOI At Stable SADDLE no further use for hima. cout falnplete for cugar store “Oppiy stall 3 " M & OU. Schur Pisno Agency, SHEAP_TWO GOOD DLE ST)LE, JW sent ge treat the city. remot for city. wood a2 OR DRIVING NTIAL DAYTON ‘will nell for 8704, one at @200, “aoe PROOF “alvs. obe mein, one small, voth have combine: thon jocks: bareal + Ox 160, Star office. aud vubie. ts & jor cash ot ‘tite to well at oNER, t or all at one tp iaind Tom” ‘his fiue-bred mare is ‘4, abd promisen very fat walker, Aud good under saddle. bred and raised in Virginie Inquire and bs 1m to sell, price low at Mr. GKIMES, wel OK Sal hundred veut Bab Wicker Caairs. splendid tied Koon Store Room Fear ol Facite Building. OK SALE—“PSYCHO™ SAFETY Very latest pattern. $125 camh Apply BENT, So. 1117 Pa covers chou! of WACDIA, TWH 1 rechars of tbe HOUSEHOLD — OUTFIT, BIC) CLE-NEW; 130on time wela-ze" OK SALE—CHEAP—TWo OTTO GAS _ENGINEN, seveu-borse 5 Alicesnua st., Balt ORK SALE—SPI Sanus bral can be seen at JOK SALE-VEARLING Onlot. Ir. 860 cart aud harness, WM ver each. SALE—A POOK MANS Li ages! ab emperor could pot this ew revined, Com month; sainples sept to resides September, Uctober or Novenber to = Ot subscribers. whole set delivered of Sze, Washinton, D, cans ity tworbooee in atte tayo ‘on, the ‘dares. JAMES SM. DUUGH EAC ©. CODD, 2016 wcid-3t (COLT Bi PRINCE plow, & ABKARKY wor si 000,000; ewbraciy every brauch of knowledee ‘at, suition of ect, 82 per jor exaivuation Fon sae pane BAY HOKNE, SIK YEAR» OLD; fine uriver and rider, also Dayto Can be seen at 1218 Cet. mw. Hore insured for $200. 4 banvain i | JPOlg SALE CHEAP-SARULETOP ~ Walt ‘Bed-rooth Suit; ae good as new. “nw eel3-3t* Inguie 213 matt JOK SALE—ONE Pali OF VERY FINE CONDUC matches. tor Mares Wall “well ; fue travelers, both ood le and double, six years old. wei 1.075 pounds, ia rr or, vi separate WILLIAMS, Irene P, om lsat JOR SALE—THE NOW FAMOUS AND MAGNIFT- cent Stultz & Bauer Uprigut Cauinet and Upright Farlor Grand Pisuos, we are Piano fully warranted for five years. ‘Old Piskos taken Alvwed ‘See us before you buy, OK SALE— PARTIES IN NEED Piling should commun.cate with me Leture py where, asi Lave secured a lane quanuty, iuond'r to me iy ord f to wapriy CLARKE, Occoquan, Va. Vehicles and Business Bed st. nw. Se,: Caret or Hi Boor. te ana SOHN COLLINS ‘Coe Lew Pomily ine and Liquor'store, Charet and Hock 20 ceuts « butte. ond: tan Groowe, Be Delivery, Es Cas Phactons, Top and No Top ¥ Sule Agent for the Court THE PIANO EXCHA: x W YER, 406 Pa av OR BALE-GLASS OF PURE SW E Se.: very lange glass of cool ‘other mixed driuas. 1c. at ample kos Express’ Wagon Haru 0° Wass jeckawaya, Extension top ‘Carriages, ‘Vieworise, wurrys, Pony and Doctors’ ‘acon Co. Fine Bug ‘Carta, orang ra MIP ell tit oh eae | ments of er month till paid tor. iuost elegant upright made, for fine workraabship, | briliant tone qualities and extreme durability. bach They ave ‘part payment and full value or. Oth ot ‘OF PINE OX vot? oR SALE—FINEST ABSOKTMENT OF PLEAS. iw the city, and K. PKOBEL, cor. 6th and New au3sd-1m (CHANGE UNTIL SEPTEMBEB aus fu rear of bas 725 Fare wee ‘aud ay Dayton Wagons, ‘Hoon