Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1888, Page 6

THE —_ EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SEPTEMBER 20, 1888—SIX PAGES, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. For the District of ginta, slightly warmer; fatr; Patt OvExcoaTs Geo, Spransy, 434 7th st. en t, come good reading and pic" rei Lasey Home Journal tnd Pictical t Just that: and about three-quarters sauilion families know it, "So shail you = You shall have the rest of the year for ten cent Sepeemmber tnctuded—wny? Because we want your 1s Gnd Kt in silver of stamps. ‘The October number Jounxat, Philadelphia, pon Say CORSETS FITTED, altered free of charge, 1206 F. (ares B Rope, Speaking Tubes. Kuebling, 1212 New Tainc.—Black Bird’s-Eye 3-button Cuta- way Suit. Price, $20. Geo. Spranay, 434 7th st. How to Kear Waru.—Why, its easy enough! If you buy Jobnson’s Steel Flais Warm Aur Furnace, Every one guaranteed. ALS. Jom 1240 9th st. nw, Hans, 519 7th st., bet. Eand P. Esti Pani. mates furnished. Low prices. {Established 1875.) | Consets cleaned and reboned, $1. 1205 F st. fits, Mecumrmarene sonia reed, Mowe, cons a furnishing goods bd =Etacrnic and Mechanical Bells J. H. Kuebling. We Have a few styles of chamber suits which ‘We wish to close out, and have made a big cut in ‘he prices, See our window for one of them. W. H. Hoexe, 801 Market Space, Just Ricwr, Rich's prices, 717 Market Space. A PRoongsstvg CaMPaiGx— For Furniture, Carpeis, and Upholstery Goods. ‘The fail seasoh has opened, and again T take iny Position in the front rank, prepared to offer a line of carpets, and upholstery goods in ‘which, for and’ quailty, competition ts open with any advertised price list. My stock Is com. plete in every ent, and all the noveities of the latest styles, to which T ask an inspection from before purchasing, as I ain determined to ices. ‘and 319 7h st. n.w., furniture department, land G39 St."n.w., carpet department, ‘St, n.w., upholstery and drapery depart Vasu B WILLIAMS. Five Porraaims. Kets kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. Kaxaanoo Suozs, the best made, at Rich’s, 717 Market Space, ‘Dubs Single Eyeglass, 25c. Hempler’s, av., cor. 43. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Vight. ALBavon’s.—“Midsummer Night's Dream.” Natonat.—Thateher, Primrose & West's Min- strels PanonaMa.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Haxais’.—“Beacon Lights.” ae Condensed Locals, W. E. Crist, of tuts city, won the American Ama- teur Union two-mile championship bicycle race at Detroit yesterday. Mr. Wim. T. Steiger, who was for many years a resident of this city, died yesterday at his country home in Howard County, Ma., aged eighty-eight years, Funeral services will be held to-tnurrow in the chapel at Oak Hill cemetery. ‘Mr. Geo. T. Kath, of 1917 S street, while driving in the Monument’ grounds, last "evening, was thrown from his buggy and severely injured by colliding with a man on horseback. Miss Mamie Griffin, aged about forty-tive years, was run over by a cart driven by an unknown cor ored man, yesterday afternoon, on Virginia ave- hue, between 21th aud 12th Streets southwest, and Was taken to Ler home, 1120 Virginia avenue, and attended by Dr. Hagner, who pronounced her Anjuries slight. Adead infant was found near the Long bridge Yesterday by Uke ollicers of the police boat. ‘The repubiican bali 1s to be rolled trom Cumber- land, Md., Tuesday and thence to Frederick. It is expected to reach Washingtou next Thursday, and will be received by the National Republica ‘From this city it will go West. ‘Tue Workingmen’s Tariff Reform Club of the Dis- trict was organized last night at St. George's Hall ‘With officers us follows: Chairman, Jos. Fanning? secretary, Joba C. Gates; treasurer, F. Sweinbart Representative ‘Taulbee delivered an address last night before the Kentucky Democratic Asso- elation. At the dedication yesterday at Winchester, Va., by the survivors of the Third Massachusevts VoL Cav., the prayer Was offered by Chapiain P. Suat— Tuck, of tits city. William McMillan, of this city, it ts announced, has put up #0 to fight Paddy Dudly with skin | yht gloves, Marquis of Queensbury rules, tor a purse of $500. ‘The will of the late Geo. R. Hall, flied to-day, Jeaves bis pesonal estate to Lis wile, Maria ADL Mall, during lite, then to be sold and divided his ehildres among 2 Among the Ball-Piayers. ‘THE WASHINGTONS BEATEN IN AN EXHIBITION GAME IN INDIANAPOLIS, ‘The Senators and the Hoosiers played an exhiot- | Won game yesterday, the latter winning by tne ‘score of 14 to 7. The battery of the Wastingtons Was experimental and unsuccessful. Pictsburg took game from New York, 4 to 1, the Giants’ bad fielding. The batteries were Welch and Ewing, and Morris and Carroll. Pitisburg made 7 hits aud 2 errors, and New York 10 hits abd 4 errors, Philadelpuia won from Chicago, 3 to 0, by for- ‘unate hitting and excelient felding. Buminton and Clements, and Tener and Farrell were the bat- teries. The Phillies made 5 hits .and error, and Anson’s men 7 bits and 3 errors. Detroit vanquished Boston, 2 t00. Bad felding on the part of the Beaneaters allowed their 0} Rents to score thetr tworuns iu the ninth. ‘The Datteries were Gruber and Ganzel, and Kadbourne and Tate. The champions made 4 hits and 1 er- For, and Boston 2 its and 3 errors, ASSOCIATION GAMES. St Louts, 6; Baltimore, 2 Brooklyn, 5; Louts- Ville, 4 (ten tnaings). Cincinnati, 11; Athletic, 2. Cleveland, 2; Kansas City, 0. ‘The Senators play to-day in Chicago. They will probably play five games there by getting in two games on each of twodays. This will even them ‘They will come East for their last series, playing Were wich New York oo the ath, 5th and ——___ A Golden Wedding. Last evening there was a gay party at the resi- @ence of Col. and Mra James A. Tait, No. 16 34 street southwest. The occasion was the celebra- many nephews and nieces and some grand- eniidren. Col Tait toid the story of the courtshi — which led to Miss Marion ‘beck agg ‘ait, the uncle of ff Rev. ving performed cereiony. ewefe brn Thomas ‘Scriven, ‘third year, whose husband 13 ‘eighty. feeble to attend. ‘were made for the colonel’s old school Mr. Alexander McCormick, now living the Eastern Branch. Tue bride had one of the short, stubby, une-bution gloves in which ‘sue had been married, as also (ue bigh satin stock worn by tne colonel when they joined their fortunes. The bride stated that the colonel at ‘that Ume was twenty-four and she was twenty- two. They were married at the corner of 34 and ‘South A streets, a few doors from their present residence, when the square opposite was a corn- ‘Reid, aod Pennsylvania avenue cast of the Capitol Was a country road. The couple received the con- gratulations of many friends during the evening. A FIRE IN 4 SEVENTH StxxsT STORE.—A few min- utes before 11 o'clock last night a destructive fire took 4 the store of Sainuel W. Augenstcin, Nos. $19 and #21 7th street northwest, and for x Ume the whole square, 0a which are a number of 0 the appearance of without a moment's i smoke that out of the stable in the rear of the fire department promptly, alarm bringing out nearly tue entire de- , owned by Mrs. James H. Which were two horses. The stable orses Was entirely destroyed, aud Mr. msteln's stock of furniture and notions was iy damaged, his loss amounting to some $1,500, oa Whiea Le is fully Insured. The adjoining sore, ceoupied by B. Gassenbelmer, dealer in nouons, was, to the extent of $800. The fumes were, however, checked With a lost on Mrs. Shreve's Dutiding of soue $3,000, which is fuily covered by a Tax Racgver Civs's Texyis TovaxaMent.—At ste Recques € jubis tournament, 2221 L street last evening, u iF Club defeated tue tie doubles’ by a score of &6, and the Bachelor Club livered by E Van took the ps wrk from tue amateurs by ha} = tournament crowned a quees of love and’ beauty, Mr. N.C. Darnall, Of the county, made the Coronation addres. The ladies upon whom the KieSpiaaal Knights bestowed their crowns were a Salter, 3 ee ee aa Anos Waters: Ww. Inalis ‘houor. Tne indies ‘amateurs were Mise Annie M: » ‘Annie Sim. moons, Miss Janie McKhew. ‘Moilie Bald. wig, aids of 'B. Clarke, GE sunpsoa the mare Sydney Travers mer idewe ‘Tus Tuxstess Next Weex.—A new Bettie meen tae Seeey grt authors tonal Theater next “Nordenat pao, A tor en. Sibrn cece at Albaugh’s next week will Pubon™ ‘seals are Dow ‘Dox Office, wo-story brick, and in the rear was | ‘The Langston Nomination. SOME VIEWS ENTERTAINED BY COLORED MEN IN THIS cry, “The nomination of John M. Langston, made at Farmville yesterday, was made by regularly elected delegates,” said Capt. O. 8. B. Wall to a ‘Stax reporter this morning. Capt. Wall is the candidate’s brother-in-law. Continuing, he sald: “So far everytuing 1s favorable to Mr. Langston, Dut as tothe ultimate result, of course I am not able to say. Mohone is a tyrant, and his motto 1s Wo rule or ruin. 1 think that the "colored people of the fourth Virginia district are now awake and Will not let Mauone rule or ruin them.” Mr. K. M. Hewlett said Lat the figat would be a hard one, and he thought the chances in favor of Arnold, dithough Langston is a popular man, On the oulier side ‘A. W. aiarris, a colored map, was elected chairman of tue convention. Harris, be ‘said, is also a popular man, and has @ large per- Sondi following. ‘This, togetuer with the Lact that There Is a natural opposition to the colored man In ‘Yihuinla, be tuougne would greatly asst to elect no) Air. F. H. Carson stated to a Star reporter today that he did not think the colored men in the fourth district would support Prof. Langston to any great extent unless he ad the countenance of the na Uonal committee. It all rests, he sald, with the hational committee, Tue colored pewpie, be re- Marked, were very conscientious about party mat- Lers, an would ‘not stipport a man Who Was out- Siae'the party. He tuougnt Prot. Langston made @ foolish announcement When he said Be Intended Yo run whether he had the regular nomination or not. As he Was informed, the Mahone men nad (ue organization of the convention, and the Lany- ston ueiegaves did nov even go wo the hail where ‘the convention was called to meet. peste Weddings. Miss Katherine Summerscalvs, youngest daugh- ter of Mrs, Thomas Summerscales, of 433 N street northwest, and Dr. J. A. Horigan, of Kausas City, were married last bight at 6 o'clock, by the Rev. Father 8. Ryan, in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Dr. Horigan, brother of the groom, Dr. Moran, Mr. B. Jones, and Mr. L. Peake were the ushers, and Dr. Horigan acted us best man. ‘Tue bride Wore a sweeping gown of cream surah silk, made With a V-shaped vodice edged with lace and sleeves of iace, and the Uulie vell Was fastened in her hair with sprays of clematis. ‘The bridal Douquet Was composed of perie du jardin roses, At tue close of the ceremony the bilde and her iniends returned to the house, where she doffed her bridal roves, aud, dressed in’ a traveling gown of gobeline blue Henrietta clouh braided in. sliver, jeft with her husband on the 7:40 train for her new home in Kansas City. ‘The marriage of Miss Jessie R. Donaldson to Mr. Ernest A. Simpson, of Toronto, was solemnized last evening at 7:30 o'clock, at tile residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dousldson, of K street northwest, by Kev. Dr. Byron Sunderiand. Among those present were the parents of the groou, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Simpson, from Toronto, fre'Stnderland, the oficiating cleszyiman, also OMfictated at the’ marriage of the bride's parents, The bride Wore @ hanusome dress of creain bro- cade en traine and diamond ornaments, a giit of the groom. After the wedding icast Mr. and Mrs, Siupson left on the 10 p.m. train for a tour in New York and the New England states, extending through October, They Wil When go to thelr future home in Canada, Lieut. Cuas. M. McCarteney, U. 8. N., and Miss Edith A. Cragin, daughter of the iate Dr. Chas. H. Cragin, of Georgetown, were married at the old Mckeuhey house, ou ‘Dunbarton avenue, West Washingion, last’eveniug. Mr. J. S. McKenney, assisted by Gen, and Mrs. McKenney, of tne East ern Shore of Maryland, received Ube guests. Kev. Dr. A. K. Stuart, of Christ church, officiated, Liew Albert Gleaves, in the absence Of Lieut. Murphy, U.S.M.C,, acted as best man, Lieut. Murphy ar: Tived late’ from Puiladeipbia. Many treads and relatives frou thig ciiy and Puiladeiphia were Present. ‘The brid® wore cream white brocaded Slik, With pearl oruameuts and loag Uulle veil. ‘The bride aud groom left ou a late train for New York. Athong Lhe guests Were Passed Assistant Engine and Mrs W. S. Moore, Lieuts, Schuetze, Morte Fletcher, Laird, Collada, Gleaves, and Kus sistant kugiveer salcott, Gen. and Mrs. Mek ney, Mr. and Mrs, Cas. Cragin and Misses Cragip, of Pulladeipula; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cragin, Miss Mary Cragin, Mr. PUilip Beery, the Misses Berry, Mrs. Craignill, Mir. aud Mrs.” Beit, Mrs. and Miss Addison, Kev. Dr. ana Mrs. Stuart,’ Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Matibews, Bir. and Mrs. Wm."A. Gordon, Mrs. Sowers, Mra und Miss Dodson, the Misses Schoo- maker, ‘Miss Hunter, Mrs. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Tal- ott, Miss Dorsey, aud Miss Monun. ‘The Church of the Covenant, AN AGREEMENT AS TO ITS RECONSTRUCTION MADE BY TRE PERSONS INTERESTED. It is understood that an agreement has been en- tered into whereby the cost of the reconstruction of the parts of the Church of the Covenant de- molished by the fail of the tower shall be borne in part by each the architect, the contractor, and the congregation. The trustees, in settling upon the terms under which the building 1s to be recon- structed, have provided for securiug the most sul stantial Work and placiug the salely and strength of tue new walls aud tower beyond ali doubt.” It has been agreed tuat the church shall be recon- structed upon tue pian and design originally made, with such modifications ouly as have been sug” to provide against any accident in te juture; that, in order to secure the best work, a Supervisor sliail be on the spot to see that the coa- tact and specifications are faitbtully carried out; that the work suall be under the superiatendeace of Col, Robert 1. Fieming, ahd that tue church may at any ume cali upon aay turee Eugineer oftcers of the Army to certify to the work. It is tue in- Lention of the trustees Lo place tne safety of the Duilding beyond question. ” ‘The work is to be re- sumed lmmediateyy and the courch building wili be ready for occupancy by January 1 at the fur- thest, ‘The Third Baseman Did It. WOW A MAN WHO UMPIRED A BALL GAME POR THE YELLOW FEVER FUND WAS TREATED. “You are wrong,” said Tuird Baseman Schwartz, “1am not out.” ‘These words caused some trouble at the Capitol baseball grounds yesterday, where & game of ball was being played between the Mt. Vernon and the D. C. clubs for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. The game was ended, al- though the ninch inning had not been played. When the game was called there was quite a large audience, and George Kelly Was selected to act as Umpire. Home rubs and Luree-base hits were maue oue ufter another, and Schwartz succeeded in get- lung in a “two-bagyer.” Saiely on the second he Tanded, and, thinking he could steal the tnird, made & Weak effort, but the ball arrived Uhere as ‘soon as he did and the umpire cried “out.” “You are wroug,” answered Schwartz, “I am not out.” ‘The umpire could not fine him or rule him off the ground. but he could insist that tne flee- footed player was out. A minute later Schwartz had knocked the um- pire ou: in one round. ‘Then a bucket of ice-water Was brought upon the scene and the knocked-out umpire wilder a cooling dreuch, recovered trom the effects Of the shock. The poics appeared and the game was broken up. Ofticer Hagan arrested Scuwari, who gave his name as Kuvert Lee, but the latter name did not appear ou the score cards, ‘Schwartz, under the nam. of Lee, lett $5 collateral Jor his appearance in tue Police Court to-day. He falled to appear this moraing and the collateral was forteited. ——__. Five Minutes for Each Man, The first full meeting of “The Wittmore” Society was held last night at the residence of Miss Hettie Fague, 622 5th street northwest. The attendance Was large, aud pl.ns were discussed looking to an entertainment suortly to be given forthe benent of a well-known city charity. A unique feature—a leap year idea—of the entertainment pi last nigut Was the presentation of a card to each lady containing tbe names of several or the genuemen Who were present, and wuom she was expected ‘to entertain for five minuies. The reswit was amusing, aud was enjoyed by all—more especially by the geatiemen. ———_»___ ‘The Death Kecord, During the twenty-four hours ending at 1 o'clock ‘this aivernvon deaths were reported vo the health office as follows: Geo. Williams, wuite, 40 years; Granville L. Pearson, white, 50 years; Priscilla Thomas, white, $4 Years; Anna J. Lacey, white, 2 years; Wesley Fezier, waite, 67 years; John Noll, White, 1 week; Wm. Goodrich, Wh.ve, 70 years; Minnie A. West, wuite, 51 years; Wun. H. Sinith, colored, $2 Years; Anbié Siewart, colured, 1 month? Grafton Wallace, colored, 23 Years; Jaumes Moore, colored, 80 years. ——-__ Heal Estate Sales, Geo, W. Wise has bought for $4,500, of S. Norris Scapa ER sO Rg Name by 90 feet, at tae corner of Bri and Greene Streets, Carl Auerbach has bought for $6,500, of Lilie C. Funk, sub lot 9, square 447, 15 by 116 feet OM the east side of 7th, between N and O streets northwest. K.J. Middieton has bought of RW. Darby, tor $6,850, sub lot 4, square 113,20 by 100 feet "ca “Q, betweeu 0th anu Such sureets, West ‘ashingwa. W. A. Stewart has bought of James A. Marr, for $4,000, sub lot 45, reservation D, 35 by 35 feet, at tue northwest corner of 43g street and Maryland avenue. tennis tournament of the Cuiumbia Athietic Club Was continued yesterday afternoon On Auaiostan Island. In tne first-class singles MeCawiey beat Menocal and McCormick beat Neisou. In District Government Affairs, 70 EXTEXD THEIR TRACES. The District Commissioners have made an order granting permission to the Baltimore ana Potomac bape ta eT Ine of its track 1uto square 1025, provided Toad company shall conform to grades as inay be estabitsned from 5 ! H i | aeSge Patt ; 3 5 i = i | ithout theauthority of an ‘Congress was p=ssed authorizing extension, and hence the Commissioners have made the order. ——_-___ A Razor Mystery. WHAT WAS FOUND IN THE BASIN OF A POUNTAIX DX THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS. The fountain between the Treasury and the White House was cleaned this morning, it having been choked up for a number of days, Among the Tubbish in tue basin were eight razors lying loose imthe bottom. They were broken-biaded, nicked, and rusted almost out of recognition, ‘Their biades resembled z Saws and their handles were coated with mud, They attracted considerable attention from passers-by as they lay On the edge of the fountain, and were all taken by different persons a8 relics.’ Various theories were advanced as to the probable cause of this strange Tecovery from tue water. Some tuought that they had veen thrown In by fugitives frou a fleet _po- Mceman, while others contended that tney were the stock tn trade of a disappointed razor peddler. ‘The mystery 1s still unsolved. —— A CURIOUS FORM OF INsaNITY.—A Jury assem- Died at tke court Louse tis morning and beard the case of William Better, a colored inan, under a Writ to determine his sanity. ‘Tuey found that he Was insane. He Was taken in charge by the @ Tew day's ago, and at once tore his clouhing off, and Unis morning wnen brought into the court rooin he agaln stripped himself, but was persuaded into PULUng on bis clothing. It was testified that the haracter of tue iusanity was eplleptic; hat 1 ts @ most singular case; that in his ilis'he would fall, then hop around on one foot unt cries of “Ont me,” would end the attack. His attacks were for- merly of short curation, but recently have been more frequent and severe, eb Sinpson, of Toronto, Canada, and Jessie naidson; John Henry Akers and Louisa M, Stewart; Oliver’, Miller and Ida M. L. Davidson; Creightdn Conner and Bettie Duncan, both of Cul Peper, Va.; W. ‘T. Bailey ana Jennie k. Lostoun, ‘The Courts, Equity Court—Judge Coz. ‘To-day, Sherman agt. Augusterfer; same agt. Chapman, aud same agt, Mason; trustees aj Pointed vice Jerome Lee. Childs’ agt. Boswel ‘auditor's report contirmed. Alfairs in West Washington. THE CLEVELAND PoLs.—The democrats of West Washington are having’ the Cleveland and Hen- aricks pole, at the corver of 32d street and Pros- pect aventie, strengtuened by oak braces. A new topmast will be added which will tncrease Ue heigut of the pole to about 175 feet. CHARGED Wird CoxTEMPr OF CouRt.—Henry Darcey Was again atresied yesterday tor contempt of court. Some ume ago Darcey was arrested tor keeping an unliceused bar and Was fined $105. He noted an appeal, Which he did not take, tor which he Was several "Umes arrested on the charge of contempt of court tor failing to pay the amount of the fue Imposed AEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OP WATER AT 7 a, mu—Great Falls, temperature, 67; 2ondition, 2; Tecelving reservoir, wimperature, 72; condi Uon at north connection, 4; condition at south connection, 10; distributing’ reservoir, tempera- ture, 70; condition at influent gate-house, 4; con- dition ai effluent gate-house, 6 High tide in the river Lo-day at 8:12 p. m,; low tide ab 2:44 pm. th tata Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tuy EVENING STAR, SUDDEN DgaTH OF 4 WasuINGTONTAN.—Henry Webster, a colored man residing in South Wasb- ington, died suddenly on a sand’ scow in the Po- tomac’ near Shepherd yesterday afternoon. He Was working at the sand-lifters, became suddenly faint and took bis seat 0a the scow and then laid down, saying he was very sick, and in a short time he was dead. His remains were brought to tbe wharf here ina small boat and carried to Wash- ington in the ferry steamer. ‘The death took place wituln tne boundaries of the District of Columbia. ‘Tue Ou-Gas PRogect.—The Improvements at the City Gas Works are going regularly on, day by day, to completion. ‘There has been some delay Waiting for the new bolier exhauster, &¢., DUL aS soon as these are in piace the experimental piant of the Philadelphia Co. for producing ofl gas will be put into operation. It Is expected that the Work of supplying the town with oll-gas will be 1a full tide by the iirst weeks of November. Nores.—The brick dwelling of unre stories op- posite the Water company’s office on Prince street has been bought by Mrs. C. Minnegerode at $300 from Mr, W.N. McVeigh. —‘The county represent- ativesofthe republican party, in walling upon Hon. Park Agnew to announce his nomination for Congress, each stated in turn that no money Would be needed to give tim the full republican vou.—*-Mr. J. H. Catts, at West Eud, was ted $127, by the last Fulrfax Court for | selling liquor.—Columbia Lodge, of Washington, Good ‘Templars, paid a visit to Golden Light fo this’ city on Tuesday night—Loans of $2,600 at 25 were made in the Perpetual Building Association at its last meeting.— Mr. KT. Lucas, of thts city, in connection with Mr. M. Bossart, will, it is tinderstood, take the Management of Coldnial Beach at an early day. Mr. L. was successtully engaged in similar bust ness after the close of the late War.—Tue gr: camp {3 drawing some Alexandrians, but neither the exhibit nor the attendance from Alexandria 18 large.—Mr. W. 8. Moore has a contract to re- bulid the engine, machinery, &c., destroyed by fire a short time ago at Aguew’s shipyard, ——_ Material for a Novel. A BRAVE YOUNG MAN AND A GRATEFUL FATHER. A romantic story, in which a young man saves ‘a girl from drowning, 1s rewarded by her father ‘and afterward left heir to $15,000 by the father’s will, has come to light in New Haven, Conn. The young man ts Charles W. Selke, twenty-two years of age, a mechanic. Mr. Selke took a solemn oath not to disclose the name of his benefactor, and now says tbat the conditions tmposed in the will will probably prevent his accepting the money. Mr. Sclke tells the following story “Four years ago I Was a Cook on a vessel belong- ing to Staples & Phillips, of Taunton, Mass, On Uhe afternoon of September 22, 1884, we ran into the harbor at Newport. I left the sip about sun- down fora crip into the city. I had been ashore bat a short Line and was walking up the beach when I saw a young girl jump or fail from a row- doat Mfty or more ieet from the shore. I went to her rescue and came near losing my own life in attempting to save hers. She wis about sixteen Years of age and very pretty. Thad swam ashore with her and had lett her On the beach, when a gentleman came running down from one of the cottages, He Was the girl's father and had missed his daughter. 1 toid Lim how I had rescued her, and he, agking iny Baie and something about my conaition in ilfe took bls ‘daughter and myseit to the cottage and placed $1, in my hands, ‘We sailed the next day. The gentleman gave me his name and New York residence, but usked me to, promise never to tell is nauie. I promised, and he then invited me to call on him at any Ume and he wouid be glad to see me, I called on him in New York three or four times, He died in May last, leaving an estate of several thou- ‘sand dollars. I received alettet the executor Of the estate shortly after asking me to come to ‘New York. {went and listened to the reading of the will “I then learned that I had been left $15,000, whicii I was to receive upon certain condi. Uons. ‘I can go no further. Another promise pre- Vents me from telling the conditions.” Nothing will induce Mr. Selke to divulge the name of his beneCactor or the conditions of the be- quest. It is conjectured that the condition pre- scribed is that he shall marry the girl. He said last night that he was w ‘Dut that he Would probably refuse the money. ————+e-____ ‘The Sliding Scale. Bob Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle, Now, while we are discussing the labor question let_us look at it as it 18, in one instance at least, and see if a reform 1s really necessary. I am not Tabid high tariff protectionist on tnls issue, iny- self.) Consequently 1am able toentertain’ but A TixNER Suoct Execrue xER KED BY aN Winr.—A Young man Damed Wm. Acker, in the empioy of r. K. H. G. Bouts, tinner, at No. 519 11th street, Oto avenue yesterday’ When ais nin ta wire, ‘The shock wi ta was thrown against a Assoturn: Prez ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomences, More economical than. the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘With the multitude of low test, short weight, alumor Fhosphate powders, Sold only # cons, MotaL Baxrxo POWDER Co, 206 Wall at, Bi. . Bae EC aes renee ‘From the Chicago Mail. FH e amused eye Ba5 i i Fy & H & 5 é increased, contact tuat Was inevitabie, Fnally, with a little lureb, down came the head and rested easily on the youtt's palpitating breast, the gir's Dovom rising ing With & sweet regularity suggest- te of innocent repose ‘The youngster blusiiea fu- & moment of suspense, broken at last by the sud~ den rounding of & curve, which woke. tue slee and Feleased che sufferet from his delicate peat She looked hasuly out of the window, made & ‘snatch for her gossamer, and hurridly signaled the conductor to stop, “She had passed her street, ee Yet lontehd Kauss and Deneer Sprite ico an ‘Spri Fiiuss alinmeapchs and Carrs, Col, are organtz- Ang 200 woopers to go into the neutral strip and Telake stolen horses and all otner property and capture the theives, The principal object Will be to get the outlaws, who are sald to be fortified in Squaw Canyon, a natural fortress and almost in- accessibie. ‘The people say they will no longer Stand the depredations of these horse and cattle theives. Haifa dozen armed parties of settlers have been in the strip looking for sien property, but in each case the attempt was fruitless, ————— 99 Lieut. L. H. Wise, a Long Island bicycler, wheeled 1,437 lies in August. ‘To the list of actresses who have become British peeresses must now be added the name of the comic opera actress, Miss Edith Brandon, whose husband has just succeeded tn the ancient earl dom of Berkeley, Her husband, who served for & Ume in the royal navy, is twenty-three years of age and married her about a year go. Enxernrexce Teaches that certain vegetables oxert in digestion Powerful influence on the blood; deficient nutrition ts stimulated, the burdened current is unloaded, and Poisons withbeld from the parts which they pollute anddefle. Thissimple, natural action, purifying the blood, is promptly accomplished by Hood's Sarsapa- rilla, a skilful combination of such vegetable extracts whose active qualities an@ native excellence are con- centrated by a process peculiar to itself, and found in ho other preparation. Hood's Sarsaparilla does actu- ally strain out impurities, removes obstructions, and opens the natural outlets of the system. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugwists. $1;six for’5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CITY ITEMS. Evervbody knows how dificult tt is to get @ good smoke; but such is not the case with those who have tried “Grand Republic” cigarros. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wholesale agenws, Locus & Bro. 1 DOMESTIC Sewing Machine Office, 7th&H. tt Chronicle Office removed to “chronicle Building,” No. 417 11th street, op. Star building. 2 Peerless Dyes Are the best. Sold by di eoly Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m — BUSINESS CHANCES, it SALE—USEFUL AND VALUABLE INVE! tion, patented; cheap; in whoie or part; model for inspection, For payiiculars cali or address STOKE, .¢. cor. 9th and M sts, nw. 920-3 FOR SALE GROCERY STORE AND Bar fixtures cheap. Corner 434 and L sta. 8 Tooms, ie. Rou SALE-DRUG STORE ON EAST TEENS and in e good location. doing a fair business. For feriue &c, apply Wo HERMON “a RAMEY. 1301 “ROOM; mi Fe SALE—FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF A Fa KTeery ature; stock also if desired: prominent corner and ing trade; Rood (or selling. Sees RasS paring coe: rood reeca forsale J XiLt DIsPose oF ay GRAPHOPHONE STOOK (90 shares) in lots to suit for prompt cash at low Prices. | Address 20-20" READY Ca‘ Star office, HE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A GENTLEMAN'S PRIVATE STABLES fire offered for sale at a reat sacrifice from original cost. The stock consists ‘of a handsome and perfect Bay Family Horse, 6 years old, warranted sound and ontle fora lady to drive, and iss ‘very fron prompt ver. A. ay. Horse vears old: is close and com- pactly made, sound and gentle. wili stand without ty- Joie aud nab excelent Dusinees Horse, Also, « Bay. rotting and Family Horse, 8 years oid: sound an aod, te very atyliah in arneay ahd can trot winiie Let than 2 we Carriages cousiat of an elewant Pittsburg Kockaway, three months old. is a styfah ver hele, adapted for wibter or summer use, anda perfect Family Carriaye. A very flue and handsome Side-Bar Shifting-Top Buggy, A Dayton Waguu, aud one of the Intest style platiorm spring Business Wacous; has square top. high paneled sides, and. is suitable for xro- cer, baker, milkman, of & stole delivery waxon. A 60, two sets flue hand-made Single Harness; one set Sin: ile Coupe Harnegs; one set light Double ‘used 4 few mes; Seal ‘Cap, Hobe, sslankets, Whips, Stable "os ‘acid separate for ood and satisfactory reasons that will be statd to purchasers. ‘one in want rs, liverymien, oF ine them, and of superior articles are tered’ vo oxaes ‘Offer in reason wil be accepted. ‘or all particulars apply at Owner's Private Stable, 729 17th st. n.w.. ne20-3t* Back of the Corcoran Art Gallery. A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. To increase its manufacturing capacity and other- wise meet the growing demands of its ousiness, THE DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP COMPANY— office and salesroom, 528 12th st. n. w.,—will f 1,000 shares of ite capital stock, in lote to suit pur- chasers, at #5 per share. Par value, $20 per share. ‘Stock full paid and non-assessable. Subscriptions received at the Company's office, or by the following directors: Da. GEORGE B, WELCH, 219 4% st. n. w. DANIEL RAMEY, 1307 F st. n. w. W. H. LEPLEY, 725 15th at. o. w. CHARLES A. McEUEN, 1420 F et. n.w. J.D. FREE, Jn., 1343 F stn. w. ¥. McC. CRISWELL, 1101 F st. n. w. PHILIP T, HALL, 908 F st. n. w. W. 0. DOUGLASS, 522 9th st. n. w, ‘We beg to call attention to the following home testi- monials as to the value of our machin: ‘HYATTSVILLE, Mp., Sept. 11, 1888, ‘The Domestic Fire-Engine and Pump Qo.: GexTLewzN: We havein our villaxe one of your “Little Giant Barrel Enyines,” and I say unhesitat- ingly that it is the very best thing I have ever seen in the way of a fire extinguisher for villages, towns, and private residences. It is cheap, easily worked, and al- ways in order. Every village, however small, and every farmershould have one, Very truly yours, ‘Lours D. Wig, Orvice Gooprean RuBpER Co., Wasuixorox, Sept. 11, 1888, Gexriewey: The “Little Giant” Fire Engine re- cently purchased through us by the committee on groundsat Washington Grove, Md., meets every re- quirement, snd when used in connection with your chemical mixture does better work than any fire ap- paratus I have ever soen. Every villagein the land ‘ought to have and could well afford to buy one of your machines, ‘Very respectfully, Goopraaz Rosser Company, ‘Mztvitte Lxpsay, ‘Manager. ‘Mouxr Preasant, D. C., Bept. 11, 1888, Grwrixmzx: We have two of your “Little Giant” Villae Fire Engines at Mount Pleasant, We have tested their strength and find that we can throw s good stream upon the topof any building in our village. ‘Wore much pleased with the trial testa, and I take ‘great pleasure in commending them for use in villages ‘and at private places. ‘They are easily managed. ‘Very respectfully, Lrwax 8, Eazy. ‘Taxoma Panx, D. C., Sept. 11, 1888, Guwruemex: You have very appropriately named ‘the Monell Barrel Fire Engine the “Little Giant,” for such itcertainly is, The powerful action of this ma- chine made mes purchaser as soon as I saw oue ope- Fated. Iconsider it the best machine for the purpose ‘that has ever come to my notice, and I must heartily ‘tndorse all your company claims for it, ‘Very respectfully, 8 F. Gussez, Tavestors will find upon investigation that no com- pany ever oncanized in this city has made more rapid progress than this one during the first ten months of {te existence or has © more substantial besis upon which to build @ great success. 9013-9t aa FOR RENT_HOUSES. _AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RE Hour Acux peers Paden 2 sree eee | Mem ne oe Seles en iow oer cones tet FROM FOREIGN TRIUMPHS! EQUALLING NATIONAL RECOGNITION! AMERICA’S NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT! BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST! COL. W. F. CODY And his EPITOME OF WESTERN HISTORY! THE SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS! with the Civilized World's Enthusiastic Indorsement at the QUEEN'S JUBILEE, LONDON, where was assembled the Royalty, the Nobility, the ‘Litteratti, the World of Politics and Art, the Princes of ‘the Earth, the PRINCES OF COMMERCE AND MILLIONS OF THE POPULACE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE UNIVERSE, FORMING A GRAND CONNOISSEUR CONCLAVE IN JUDGMENT! Pronouncing it the novel ENTERTAINMENT OF THE CENTURY. INTERESTING, ENJOYABLE, INSTRUCTIVE, ED- UCATIVE! ‘TWO SEASONS IN NEW YORK AND ONEIN LON- DON. ‘Than Ever. ‘This native exhibition will appear at ‘THK GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK, (Near Wasbington,) SIX AFTERNOONS AT 3 O'CLOCK. COMING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 ‘Ten thousand extra seating capacity erected, Admission only 50c. Children 25c. HOW TO GET THERE. ‘Trains direct toGentlemen's Driving Park leave}Gth street depot 12, 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2, 2:30, 3p, m. daily: returning,leave Gentlemen's Driving Park at 5p. m. Fare, 20 cents round trip. EASY OF ACCESS. Only 6 minutes ride from Washington, (A BBAUGIS GRAND OPERA HOUSE Every Evening. Saturday Matinee. Owing to the lenxth of ‘the performance the Overture Rll begin st 7:45. Curtain ‘will rive at 8 Mr. Albsugh bh: red, after months of preparation, SSeS oats 5 Larger., 8e19-2t speure's spec 4 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Ata cost of $10,000, To be presented in ficent manner, with New ery, New Gost w rties, an excel Ghorus of Adults and Children, Ausmented Orchestra, rH Numerous Auxilit anda Stroug Cast of Operatic ‘and dramatic Artista, the whole making the MOST MAGNIFICENT REPRESENTATION Ever Given of this Play in America, Notwithstanding the enormous expenses attending this production there will be no advance in prices. ‘Next Week—THE RULING PASSION. se19 NEW Nazionat THeateR THATCHER, PRIMROSE, AND WEST. Introducing The SHAKESPEAREAN FIRST PART. ‘THE GRAND REVIEW, “MUSIC HATH CHARMS,” ‘THE BROTHERS BYRNE. ‘TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Next Week— “THE TWO SISTERS.” a new play by Dennen Peonipecu and so. W. Byer, suthore of be Old Homestead it He" BIJQU THEATER. WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 17. yursdays and Saturdays. hoes “sf te Kind iu a ENDOUS SUCCESS. i ‘ul and Picturesque Play, *-_ SBEACON LIGHTS.” Magnificent Scenes. Elaborate Appointments, ‘Prices sual. Next wea a ames wo17-6t SPECIAL ROTICE! [NGTON CHUETZEN VEREIN. ‘zat maa Feat of 17th aud 18th instant has MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. 24TH AND 25TH ‘best, 0:1 secouut of the inclemency of the weather. By order of the Executive Committee, 7 NHOLD SPRIN Sy CROSSBOW SH NG AND FAMILY FESTIVAL. to bo given by the WASH: Et dete 1 aud 14th sts. 8 6..on MONDAY, SEPT. 24 yannenere at 6 De *Erlee Crossbow Shouting axd Bowling for Ladies and gee, ee fe Sai, Hes eae Dave rm Gentleman aid’ Lady. 50 cents Taaitional tay, a8 cents. No return checks, PROF. CALDWELL'S ACADEMY OF DANCING. Pee Tes ea a iow Open for Hunions ‘very, Tueslay "and 11p.m. Proper discret aisslon of pepvons. to this formation address For further: CALDWELL, 14 Cat. nw. Pp HINTON AND GREENWELL’S DANCING b apctn uiftccauley's Hall, 200 Pennsylvania ce ‘Bow open for scholar ONDAY,'Beptentper "14, Sehclars Beason’ begins ESSONS TO LADIES AND CHILD DING AND HUNTING. RSLS TRAINED “AND Cal aL apy AND CAREFULLY ‘EXER. Ladies Escorted on thelr own Driving, Lee- oquaganes. iieh-clase Saddle Horses for eale or hire. ‘D MRS, MIDDLETON, MR AN! PLETON., Late of the Washington Riding Academy, sel-6m ATTLE OF SHILOB Is daily from 9 a m. to 10 p.m. jpuoth wt no blocks south of 0. & ‘Peetaticy Busia. iE 1406 N.Y. AVE. — ES’ iets ee inunthie, 85 per month. apl2-6m EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. ERRY. 5c. FERRY. 5° = oy FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA. STEAMER GRO. LAW, Heres Seniaye biz, Pret etal From Mary Washington's whart, ~~" °"*se15-1m* Ovz Cast Prices For DRY GOODS. 01 711 MARKET SPACE. VALUABLE PRESENTS For Our Cash Customers. colors, all pure thd e bait’ wide: rou value 9, 3 VALUABLE PRESENTS. ie) ested to select geligwine pee thy Ou go worth or over: "A FSridal Quilt worth @1.50; two pairs of elo ae -AIGN GOODS, ‘Our new catalogue of campaign outfits, with consti- 4G. SPALDING & BEOS., 108 Madison st, Chicago; 241 Brosdway. Now York. sy7e0-3m, Domurs New Your Hara ‘Fifth avenue style of Silk and Derby Hats forfailana winter west, introduced ty Dunlap &Co., of New York, now ready at WILLETT & RUOFF's, bole Agents for this city, 33m 905 Peuna ave. H. D. Bus, IMPORTER AND T/ hosor to inform you thet his Goops: ‘fits aligarments madoin bis eur, MOTOR ‘TWO-STORY BRICK RENT—A TV ‘er 10th snd South Carolina ave. se, cou! cellar, with modern Luprovenents, 2e20-30" ‘rooms Inquire at 20: ‘CHAS. A. T00Ss near the Navy ‘SHIELD, Feta HOUSE, COR- taining: RENT—ON R BETWEEN 20TH AND 218T Frnt Rimabeds dotpateity stated aaa ise Of ten rooms, not , furnace room. Ee. : every comiott; with siabie abu carriage mouse: 10F 61k ‘office. tne or longer. Address mpe20-3t DOUBLY, Star: 7OR RENT— T2024 G at. 2915G st. 12r..975: FE Get ro Bi three horses aud 3 veh cles. ..@i2.50 GEO. W. LINEINS, cor. 10th and sta 16r., 3b. 8100 ae ‘Bessel's Court, 4r.-10.50 60.63 Guod store room, eeitn- “401 ter, ke FE RENT—712 D ST. 5. W.. SEVEN ROOMS, ‘bath, all mod. 333. HENRY WER 443 7th shaw. ‘SS per month. Apply to bbe R RENT—A COMFORTABLE NEW CORNER fwelling, 10 alm. 1, 945; Fite W IHLEY DEEBLE Ti0 Fivein cal cy at 1416 14th st nw. fas — FUKNISHED — NICE SIX-ROOM ling house in very best locals, ‘ucrinwere se20-3t* RK RENT OR SALE—1010 131H ST. N. W. Appyy at 483 Missouri ave. n.w. it room brick, all modera improvements, 8020-30" {OR RENT—DWELLING: 14 ROOM, NEARLY thew; 1000 Sth st. corner Mit Vernon Place ‘aeasion October Ist. "Apply on Prewives, 3622 FLOR RENT—NEW. 2 STORY BRICK, 7 ROOMS and bath; new lat ‘ew vus fixtures; bric 2417 10tu st. uw. ‘and range: newly papered: OR RENT—OCTOBEK 1—TWO-STORY BRICK House. t. n.W., iM excellent condition taining seven Foome and bth, 1420 5 exer opdith = 30.30 per monta 29th st. Dw. tubes; rent to fo HOLTZMAN REAL BS- Droker, 10th and F sta uw. HOUSES, 7 gta F 5 £52 # His s17-6t a BENTTHR E STORY AND Set Deane aEE, STORE ANDI pee hance a et FORD, 1307 F st. now, iS {OR RENT—10-K0OM BRICK. NORTHEAST COR. Pb ton Oats tows with stable, ioe without staple, $65 ‘convenient t6 three lines of care; in feet coudition, C. B. CAY WOOD. 910 F at tw. 810-3" FOE BENT 10 A PRIVATE FAMILY, NO CHIL- sivery low; Lith ety between: F t terres este BOHN C. ATE rooms, FOr, BENT PART, OF HOUSE, AND THRE adults will board with renters, referenoe required: good location for other boarders. 9) K Ist, Sr. m. 928 Pa 836 24th st., (store) 2606 1's bi Rear 201 2428 Kot., Grs. G16 pered and Ke, 800” Rew and ham Se Brick, 128 8th st. 8 2 7 fous, $28. R RENT—NEARLY NEW 2-STO) 656-655- Navy Fi. ‘Stable, 3 stalls, L. qe 30 Wileox Court 4r...”... Fora fulilusappiy to WESCOTT & WILCOX, wuted. 11 rovms, bath. cellar, ne brick, 152% 8th. stn. w. few brick, rooms, bath, cellar, ke, 922 Paste ow. HOST. NW. ‘653 South Frame, 931 1 FOX, 920 F st. ‘se19-1 RY AND CEL- larcorner brick dwelling in northwest section; convenient to strect cars: or, Kitchen on first Boor: 4 cl diz:ng-room and bers a ‘batii-room above: cellar under whole house; immediate ion: Tent 83: ir F ROOM BRICK, x iE: improvements, Rent. $35. 209 Ist st. ne. 18-3° 50 per mo. TYLEN & KUTHERPORD, 120” ALL LOR RENT—1643 13TH ST. N.wW. 11 ROOMS, all mod. imps. for three horses: ROR, RENT. sel8-6t 226 7th st 2 Apbly 1645 1 0 roots stabi thet. sed S-a 1405 31ST ST. THKEE-STORY rooms all modern imps. in ‘splendid con- PAREER, 1418 F at. GOR RENT_229 INDIANA AVE rooms, modern conveniences, on car line, $45 per month. THUS. E. 917 F stnw. N. W.—NINE ‘central location, WAGGAMAN, #e18-3t KR RENT—HOUSES. ¥.av.8300; 7 id SEE r. 4 cellar” Siz 35 615 7th st, ‘The above is only a portion of the dooks For {nit lstenll at ofice for the Ist and 15th. 30th nw. ‘Corcoran, id ter 88 50 Lenox Building, room 14r,..840 at, Sr..40 room ii” in isued on {se]8]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. market, r ‘S40. Call after 5 p.m. ‘se18-3t* FVOR RENT—HOUSE 113 MARYLAND, AVE: Bears Geermen ‘and celiar; rent, 508 mouth. ‘mod. impa.: KS. T., Star office. ith’ STo08 s 10F, 2 V8. ave. n.w., 10r., m. 301 st. tuwe 10m ins te 203 Gat mw.” Mrs. 109 Mth xt ow. T2r. mi ‘$4 Flat, 1333 14th st. dr andl bath 272" “Apply to ‘A. HELEMUELLER & G6), _seli-2w* A838 14th st ew. POR RENT—FURNISHED—1139 127H ST. TWO _sel7-12t 141s F ot. 0 Kosice wt.’ n.w. Br (OF. 100 15330 20th wt. aw, TSS i sty nr 13uK Le. ouias Cie ‘Su 1suh and Q sts, 12e ‘The above ilouses can ve exanniued oy permitteo: fico vuly. THOMAS J. isnt s CO. | 13u4 F a aw. 100.67 1916 L st. now. Gr. T2r.100 nov pect ay. Or! 13 Sth st. ne. Ur... 1534 Pieroe 16133 34 st, u. w...6r--15.30 | 2013 20th st. nw. 9r535.50 Whitney Close, Or.. 1310 Wallach PL. 6.33 69 91234 2othat. iw 514.0 | 1829 Wallach PL, 6r.33.50 332 Sth at ave. Ur... 14 2720 Sth wt. u.w..¥r 30. 14 | 2218 6th st. nw. 10r. G22 Ont. Tor. 30 Zila 0 1939 7 a9. 50 443 ag $53 12 3 40 beer RENT— : ‘HOUSE 1609 THIRD ST. N.W., ‘With ail modern improvements. PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE ‘Seven rooms, including bath. Closets in every room, with hallway, gas, and water; Go dnd wee it, Rent, 818.50 per month. inspection, House open for = ‘BH. WARNER & Co, au28-1in BAOIG Fat iL. i RENT-NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH ‘water, in southwest, good night : 18-20 Lst..7 re. 1403 Slat st. 3-story, dr. 1347 Qat, Ti re, 4 story, #015-6t 2417 Fat POR RENT—HOUSE 472 0 ST. N. W. IN NO.7 repair: 11100! Provemenis; rent $53, Inquire st 474 ‘bath: with all modern im. ‘Ost nel8-st° R RENT — THE OLDEST BUSINESS STAN! stable attached : 1 stoke room: all newly Mtted Up. AppLy to iE, 1520 14th et. with dwelling and JOHN F. GREEN, 1416Q st. nw. Sy T1521 ‘OR RENT_1574 COhCORAS COKCORAN 8T.—NEW HOU! parlors, Seth iarge dy celine’ yard woul : oliar: garde milliner, rent @4a OWNER. sels-3t id S11 iSthet nw. JOE BENT — HOUSE PARTLY FURNISHED, 0 rooms; water, as, bath-room, &e.: long porciies Inquire at 1655 31st st. sel8-1w" (0 RENT—UNFUENISHED. 921 16th st.n.w.,14r8100 1315-1: Biss uw Yr 38-90 Lis oa Ost uw, 10r. 301 Sth et. 0 w.,10F50.90 Ui poet SERRE at E58s it eabeEbe E sesesese eeeeezscuss: & rs RR RENT—HOUSE 1002 C ST. Tvoms: modern improvements. "e006 Peausyivania aves n: KR RENT—1731 F ST. NINE KOOMS AND bath: in excellent condition, and newly tire it STEIGER & LEBERMAN sel: ~_ 1803 F st, HR RENT—HOTSES 47 AND 49 F ST. Dasement, dining-room and kitcheu : first floor. jor and uy pocaud fuor, two Dedovtus and water and gas: all iu first-class condition: reut imadvance. LEON TOBLINER, Al 2... a R RENT—DRAN NEW 3 STORY BRICK, BAY ‘windows: hot and cold bath, range, &c. : 10 rooms; { tmmediate guod tenant low rent of 203 G st. IR RENT. th 20.50 6 roo 1, bath, new $25 per 31 2112 3114 M st n.we 12 rocuos, ented by furusen, 0. au Ist, 5 rooms, €12.50. GREEN & CUN- 1403 Fst eel4-1m R LENT—8 ROOMS 855; WILL GIVE @5 Fol | er yy ae : id, paintings, e.: “ogre betuse = use of pilauo; stable if Tati st sel-Bt 16.30. Key "820. 3 Houses * ne: Or. and bath; new; 29.40 per ts. mo. Keys 716. Ownerat o18 0that. uw. deJ-din OR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW house, ten rooms. mod. innpe.: heated with hace; double stairs: reut cnly $00 per month: ‘Ii: Aoih'st. Apply O.E. DUFF1, owner, G07 7th et. 1. ee3-2in Fe. se organ 1206 wi 100 1G0Y T5th st. ‘bupout 0) 14st Nat TIALS 214 dst ate 22 1th se Su BU : ‘arragut Square, ave u'r 14th.208. nave bear 1st. 208. 33, ‘bet. 18th & 190h.150) aie ce 13m ne Oi. wa bee OF. tai Ith ata. at ne.. Gr. ett ER a FOR RENT-HOUSES. _ NT-2028 HILLYER PLACE A SQUARE + er hl aoeth of Uta Cincy, betwees Comme URES Re Sood kitchen ou first floor. 906 Fat 20K RE: (MPSHIRE AVE. Six KOR iiotcn improvenente. Apply ot 200 ow Hannya <4 | ee colm OK KENT—1528 OST NW. 950 PER MONTH. I Khode Inland ave, Apply to J. J. SHEDD, 1507 “RENT-LARGE BRICK | Scuthweat tocar ot Heth and ste MEIZERUTES Music S20re, 1110 F TOR RENT—HocsEs— p38 Spaner es 2000 Ost. ny. Br t ma Or. and ALE — MISCELLANEOUS JOU SALE—APPLETON'S CYCLOPEDIA, TWO. hundred purchasers amoug echoul teachers of this ay “egrih weil varente that st gives a migtbeg education. “Different editions, all prices. Entire Gelivered on smal: payments. Lose no time. Address for terms Box 120, Star umes stot OK SALI Furniture, JOR SALE—A GOOD t,, West Washingtou, {OR SALE—A HOKSE, DAYTON. AND HARNESS, PIANO FOR @50. 018 a ay horse 4 years oa, sound, and ih svvd cond sty fat hatred parchamer W. B!WHEATLER, UK SALE—A LARGE FANCY OYSTER AND Choy kane: use, but afew munthe, cost 6300. wi for $175 cash Address ALB. Stat office + eno FOX SALES THE CONTENTS OF A WELL FUR hed eleven-Tot houge. will be sold in’ whole Cheap toe cash buyer: louse iu first-class location, fonveaient to care audopporite park. Address NEI DAM Star oitice 20-3" JOR SALE—CHEAP_A YOUNG, SOUND, RELIA: bic Dusivers Bore, for witich ower bas bo further use. Cat be seen at OUU Lith wt. uw 02t JOR SALE—WALNUT OFFICE DESK AND CHAI. and office table: cheap. 1702 14th ata. ae20-3* OK SALE —VALUABL® PATENG, LauGE Profite, used by retail erocere Ligly recomianded bby Sholesabe desiees,. will weit all or by territory take trade, Address PALENT, Star oMice, 020-3 JOR SALE—CANOE 20 FEET LONG, IN GooD condition. Inquire 100+ k st s< Te JOR SALE—A CONFEC (TON: RY STORE. 324 PAL “hanse aye. femou for selling, usibe=s. 20K SALE_VERY FINE FAMILY MARE, 8ik ears oid. sound. webs 1100 pounds, 1% bande buch ‘pertectly kiud in any betwen, fe ‘sty lead ac- Hon.’ For particulars address C.F. WiLLIAMS, Ham- diton, Va. se1d-st SALE—A YOUNG ADDI y COW AND x Foci nits chive guloussaar ‘Can b> seen at “A. KARE OPPORTU iS OFFERED TO PUR- Chane (he following superior Horses, Carriages abd Harness greatly below their value, as the owner has mo further use for ti ‘beiug about to change his resi- dence to ® distant ely. The stock cousistsof the handsome well-bred trottimg and family horse “Dick Almont.” HeisS yearsold, 15\ hands, sound end sate for auy inexperienced driver, cam tcot better than 2:40 and road 12 muilesan hour. He ie in every re spect a perfect ¢-ntleman's roadster, Also, a gentle, ‘und and usefui horse that lias been used In coupe; isau excellent business hore; will stand without tying and fearless of everything. The carriages com- Prise an elogant standing-top family carriage made in the . @ handsome shifting-top busy. ‘t.-spring business wagon and two sets fine hand-made haruess, oue set singl--coupe har- News acd Oue set lt double harness, biauketa, Ke.” All will be sold sevarate, Any One in search, Dareuine are tnvitod to examine them, and any. shle offer will Le cousidered Apply at. private stable 0 st. aw, Back Of ‘Art Gal- ~ 2018-30 0K SALE—Wi OF STOCK IN TRADE AT 3 Penusylvauia consisting trunks. travelmg svods, harness, Dlaukets, &2, to clowe DUslivens, Ob ee founCof alckueaa, wtore for Femt, fixtures for sale, sels" JOR SALE— 90 Shares Columbia Title Insurance Co. Stuck. 20 Shares Columbia Pirc Lugurauce Co, Stock. 10 Shares Great Falls loeCo. Stock. i kery. Inquire OT THOMPSON, ind Pennsylvania ave. nw, l8e03t tral Nacioual Bank Building. — SALE OK EXCHANGE—THE LARGES! tock of a a ply to Ae L. SIMPSON, 1301 45 OK SALE—JUST AkRI Worse am. D, A CAR LOAD OF from Virginia, among them sume fine driv- chore. prices asonable, SCHLEGEL & i reur of 953 D st OK SALE—AT A BARGAIN, oT § stops, “Can be eden at {ORK SALE —ONE FINE GRAY HORSE, FIVE Yeare old, stutide 16 hatus high. weurlse about 1,200 Iban can be seen at 720 isk B.weor Market, cor At and it'ste: mw wi or" Fx SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN UPRIGHT Yaange “ove at $10, ov: at €105, one at @200, and pecial fn new os tor Feu Pe0 WORCH & 'C0., Somer Pawo ameney. AS my1i6m Esti 805 Tt wt, aw. Fe SALE—THE NOW FAM cent Stultz & Bauer Uprugut Cabinet and Upright Parlor Grand Fisnos, we are. sell ug on essy paye tclegant. upright suede, for: fine, workanensbipe host elegant. upright wade, for Line wo Praline fone qualities and eatrenue durant. Each Piano full) watrapted for five jcars, Old, Paes taken in part payieut and full value allowe ‘Seo us before you buy, 208 AND MAGNIFI_ ‘TRE PIANO EXCHANGE, é 422 Oth et pure Chasing elge where, ws Lave secured lange quanti, iy onkr to supply the demand promptly. 1. CLARKE, Occog! et Sin? Fess EST re Velur ies and Business Wagous ib the city, and the lowest pricen. . J.-k- PROBEN, cor. Oth and Now York ave, and 1230 32d'st. uw ‘usi-im Fk ee GSARMAGES. BUGGIES, Road EiCara Pou) Garis, Surrey. and il Hands of Borg jaxoUs, Ob easy Payments OF cal, FepaiTing a spe ty. JOHN J, COUK, S205 Mi st, West Washing ton, D.C. el-tu )OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE tires io baller, avods all expensive attendance Progr to banduug of fuel. Send for cireulae sisd price lint. b. BALLAUE, age 781 Tibet. wis-te A Buck Sux Ar #1, WORTH 1.50. ‘We have purchased to great advantage alot of Black Silks, called Peau de Sote, being the same finish as what was formerly known as Satin de Lyon, being double-taced, «rus ¢rain ou one side, and rich Satin om reverse. We recommend them as rare bargains, All-Wool Silk Fintabed Heurtettas in the latest Pacts Shades. Silk Warp Henricttas, New Weaves in Blach Silke. New Shades in Clothe, Extra quality Broadcloth at @1.50. Black Goods, New Tabie Linens and Napkins, Paris Novelties in Dress Goods just opened. W.-M. SHUSTER & SONS, 19 919 PENNA AVL Tux Moxey Savise Ixsrreriox OF WASHINGTON, AN ITEM THAT NATURALLY AWAKENS THE CURIOSITY OF ALL WHO ARB ENDOWED WITH A DESIKEOF KOUNOMY, AND WHEKE IS TRERE A MORTAL THAT 1s WILLING ‘TO ADMIT THAT THELM INCLINATION 18 NOT 10 ‘THAT DIKECTION. Visit. FO ¥YOUK BOYS YOU WiLL FIND SU- PREME BARGAINS. NEARLY EVERYTHING GOES AT ONE-HALF VALUK THE STOCK 18 COMPLETE BARGAINS ON EVERY COUNTER isd 911 16th st. n.w., 12 rooms . . ave. a... 6 roous > H st. ne, 9 rooms aud bath. Bismarck ots ear Stet food are Fas RENT_HOUsES— WAKNING VOICE TELLS YOU GO TO THE SIGNEE'S BALE OF ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING OO, NO. 400 7TH ST. X.W., COR, D, ‘6. BIEBER ASSIGNER 2010-m,w,f2m EPP’sS COCOA