Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1888, Page 6

‘AL MENTION. ‘The Weather. For the District of Columbia, and Maryland, fair’ followed by rain; stationary cascenty winds. Nemperature; WOFtD-| Tye autumal festival of the Washington Schuet- —__—»__ UPaOLerERING, CaRPRT-Laving AxD V, by B.C. Grrrinos, 714 Rhode Island avenue n.¥. best made boyy’ and culidren’s clothing In the city. School sults, $5. Kiseman Bros*7un and Seta, Manufacturing Clothi eens ioe You Can Raxt your spare rooms by acing Mutchins & Co. agenis, 1321 Garner & Co., 636 Pennsylvania ave. nw. i i 4 8 z & 8 8 8 g 8 Journal and Practical Housekeeper. A magazine with nearly a million subscribers can do What nobody dreamed of two or three years ag0._ Twenty large pages a month of ‘WE Wisdom, diversion, hei; reading and fis, Ti pictures are ‘vulek, butte re ures, the rule about pictures? Let them few if you must; but let them be are for you to cali and ‘inspect their new line of c and Upholstery Price marked res. Come aid judge 1218 and 1220 F st. D.w. Best Butterine, 329 Center Market, We Make no idie boast, but we do know that we can show the largest line of sultings and in the city. Pants to order $5. Eise- maa Bros., Tailoring Department, 7th and E sts, A Proonassive CaMPaiGx— For Furniture, Carpets, and Upholstery Goods. ‘The fail season has opened, and again I take my for yourself. tors, '. H. Hovautow & Co., ‘ScutprEn, osition io the front rank, p to offer a line carpets, aud upholstery goods in Which, for ‘and’ quality, competition is open with any advertised price list. My stock Is com- In every department, ard all the noveities of the latest styles, to which'I ask an inspection from Buyers before purchasing, as 1 ain determined to at bottom prices. ‘327 and 319 7.n st. n.w., furniture department. 632, 634, and 639 D si. 'n.w., carpet department, UB St, n.w., upholstery and drapery depart ment. Was B. WiLLiaMs. How To Keer Wans.—Why, its easy enough! if 1240 9th St. n.w. ‘Man's Deny Hats, fall styles, $1.50. and $2; extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. . ALL Hovsmxxsrexs should read Moses & Son’s advertisement in this paper ol bargains in Louse Scumen. Best Butte! s Center Market. PErvection axp Unsvxrassanie.—We claim tn the varied stock in our ‘Talloring Department. Suits toorder, $20 and $25. Eisewan Bros... 7th and E sis, Manufacturing Clotulers and Tailors Macxrrring THERMOMETERS HEMPLER’s, Ave., cor. 434. CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-Night, ALBaven’s.—“The Kulipg Passion.” Narional.—“Two Sisters. Haxais’.—“A Cold Day.” PasOnama.—“Battle of Shiloh.” —_ Condensed Locals. A fire in house Nu. 1006 W street, occupied by Mr. Bayne and Mra Kobinsen, avout 1 o'clock yes Verday morning, did damage Co the extent o1 $450. ‘Two de..d infants, colored, were fouud at tue corner of Maine avenue aud 4% street yesterday morning. J. M. Ayers, a mechanic, at work in the rebuild- ing of Belt’s’ burned planing till, fell ‘hroagh a Seaffuiding Salurday «fternoon abd wus badly injured iu the buck. Le Was rewoved to is hou Ou Capitol HuL Cowplaints have been filed with the steamboat Inspectors by the captains of the George Law and the City of Wastingtou, each charging ihe other with running .nto his vessel, Mr. overt W. Bradford, formerly a practicing lawyer iu tals city, died at his Lome in Ga vile, Fia., Saturday morning, after a lingering tl ness Willard Bradford, uuis'son, is now Serivusiy Sick WIth an attack of typhoid fever. AL Ube bicycle races at Poughkeepsie, N. ¥., on Saturday, W. E Crist, of Wasuington, won tie 5- mile amateur race, sixiecu-minuie ciasy in Is225%. and che Z-mile amateur, 1.. 62003. Tu. “decisioa of tue churen council announcing Ue dissolution of the pastoral rel.tions between {he Plymvuth Colored Congresationai church a..d Kev. Wi. T. Peel, was reud to tne P.ymouth con- egation Yesterday by Rev. Dr. Patton, who con- Suct d tue woruing s rrlces, Messrs Prascr Cornisi und Gregory, the com- mittee appointed to investigate the cuarges of In- efliciency maue by Principal Curdozu, of the coi- | ored High Scuool, against Mr. Browne, bis assisi- ant, vegan their’ work Saturday evening, ana exainined several witnesses. due pump at the corner of 10th and C streets Soutawest Is out of repair and needs attention. Saturday ofternoon a horse attacued to « sulky owned by Mr. N. W. Saunders, of Potomac, Md, Tap aWay near 15th aud F streets. Mir. Sauiers eight-year-old daughter was thrown from the ‘sdiky und slightly tojured. ‘This morniug the graud jury of the Crima’nat Court resumed business, Judge Cox, in the absence of Judge Montgomery, opeulug the cour, Ail the rand jurors were present. ‘Kobt. A. Walker has, by Mr. W. A. Cook, entered Suit against the Disttict of Columbia for $20,000 damages ior Injuries received by falling over a ck above the sidewalk of 418 and 420 10un sireet northwest, Joun Webster, by Mr. W. A. Cook, has flied a Suit against the'Baltimore and Potoinac Railroad Co. fF $10,000 damages Lo property on Virginia avenue, near 13¢ street soutuwest, by reason of unloading cars, & “I want to goto Richmond,” said Joun Brown, when afraigned before Judge Miuer to-day ona charge of vagrancy. “low are you guing to get there?” asked the Judge. “Waik there,” he sp- Swered. The judge Wwox his personal bonds. ‘Tae Faraer ov Srx Cumpeex DEA axp Tuer | Morusn Ixsasz—Last evening a lady named ca. lan arrived at the Baitimore and Potomac depot trom Baltimore en route forher home at Kavxvilie, ‘Team, were ber six fatheriess culldren reside Sue ‘Conducted herself so strangely that Dr. ‘Townsend, the health officer, was called in to examine he’. He tound that siie was insane, aud asceriained that she had a brotuer ia Baltiinore, and telegraphed to im. "De. Townsend tad wet re tthe National Hotel, wnere :wo ladies took charge of her, and her brother atriving later, made arrangements to take her back to Balu: more. —.___ Rossrates Reroxrsy.—Smith Crunberry, 912 1 street northwest, reports the larceuy of $56 from, his pockets Friday night.— Miss Bele Goodridge, Of 7tn and L streets suuthwest, reports sie lad stolen from her or lost, near the K street market Saturday nicht, a stiver watch and a gold waten chain.—Henry Thorn, of 725 13th street, reports the larceuy Saturday’ morning of $100" from a Dureu drawern his back room.~—B.F.crawshaw, ‘826 13.u sireet nortuwest, had his house robbed Detween the Ist and 1th instants of vest, hve shirts, and 60 yards of carpet, valued at $3, ~~ Henry Morton, of No. 60 C street northwest, re- ports shat be lad stolen trom ‘huim “or lost ‘irom Bip pocket in Center Market Saturday nigut his pocketbook ‘coutaibing three checks fur #450 #0 in money.—Dantet Murphy. of 418 1 street northwest, reports that he lost or had stolen from bit in the neigliborhuod of 7th street 4nd Louisiana avenue Saturday night a Diack cout, Giagoual suck cout DsrRincrine THR Puizes.—Saturday night there Was a large assembly Of people in the National | Kifles’ Armory to Witness the pubilc distribution ¢ $2,000 worth of housebold goods, xiven by Messrs House & Hermann, the furniture mer- chants, of #21 and 923 7th Street, and 636 Massa chusetts avenue, to the first Bundreu correct Quswers drawn from a box lied with all the cor- Tect answers rec-ived lo the rebus they issued Some six months ago. The distribution was in cnarge of sir. Ford; the committee of presiding fei gcumpried Geo. W. Moss, Jas. F. Oyster aud .G. Martyn, —— ‘Tux Coveusta Cues RecaTra.—The annual re- atte of ‘tuecoluimbla Atietic Club took place jurday afteraoon on the Upper course of the Po- Yomac. There was DUE one Tact, elght-oared, be- tween the biues and the reds, a "mile and a-baif, the former winning by a leugtn In 8:33. Thecrews, were: Reds—Elder, bow; Kenyon, 2; Beil, 3; Green, 4; Kerr, 5; Woodward, bow: ‘Miller, 2; 35 Hyde. 4 Pickart, 5: ON THE WASHINGTON aND es HS ee. S ‘Wasuington and Georgetown Kailroad Co., 1a an- ‘wer to 4 question by a Sram reporter to-day as to the distance the new ‘be laid, said: “As far as 217 tons will reach, ‘street to the curve Bear Albaugh’s Opera House, at the cor; er of 15th street venue, and from the Peace Monumen: the Capt ol, 1 Otb street, all of wilich should be compleved i i | i Pe it ‘ now ready tor | sux buttoa-nole Uy fastened to each coat beside a OF stamps will bring you the | Of the year, inclusing Sep- | ‘umber is on the news s*ands now— ‘six cents. Lapigs’ Hows Jovexat, Philadelphia, in plain All prices guaranteed. Two éleva- dac. J. Appich, Joun 1. Vogt, Christ. Rapper, J. Seuffecie, Peter Dui, Win, Fenduer and Ed. chairiwan; Dan. Giesier, Win. Berens, Jobo Anger- imap and Ge aud Ketanold Spring gata. Gievown, and Kose Lee and Isabel Raveiiff, bth of Alexandria, Va.; Har- sever?” queried the juuge. “I mean that he was A tine Of $ was Imposed. Kondrup, 7; tar- Din, stroxe, and May, coxswain. Biues—U'Leary, ox ~~ ‘THE SCHUEPZEN FEST BEGINS, A Pretty Procession To-day—Opening the Festival—Comumitiees in Charge, zen-Verein begins to-day at the park on the 7th Street road. It wiil continue two days, A proces- Sion this morning escorted Mr. J.J. Appich, the Present king, to the park, and this compliment Was attended with considerabie ceremony and & Qne street display. Tue members of the verein assembled this morning before 10 o'clock at Edel’s Ou E street. They were in holiday attire, and Wore the wide-brim hats of the Schuetzen, with gold tassels and plumes. A broad ybadge of red Douquet added to the festive appearance of the costumes. Long lines of carriages adorned with American flags and bunting were soon formed tn the street, aud gully decked marshals dashed up and down’ witi all the earnestness of such officials on occasions of this character. ‘There was a stir and bustle among the groups of Germans that de- hoved great iaterest in the festival. Suortiy Mr. Caries Evel, the shooting-master, and the chief marshal, J. Henry Busher, and mem- bers of the executive committee started for the Tesidence of King Appich. ‘They nad the band of Music With them, and the king Was brought to the Tendezvous in a styve befitting the rank which he had won by his prowess in the shooting inatches Of last year. As soon as the king arrived at Edel’s the procession formed. The iour-horse barouches, contaluing Mr. Simon Wolf, the president of the Schuetzen-Verein, and other officers, and those of the king and the Shooting-master were galiy deco- Fated with flags. Little Mugs Duttered from the heads of the horses, and, aitogether, they pre- Beaten on the Head with a Pistol. A SALOON KEEPER ROUGHLY HANDLED BY A COs Henry Hoderman, who keeps a saloon on Penn- ayivania avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, 4s confined to his home, suffering from the effects Of several blows on the head, alleged to have been inflicted by ® young man named Harry McGiue, who lives at 608 21ststreet northwest. Tne trouble Qccurred in Hoderman’s saloon Friday night. Megiue, with several companions, went were about 11 o'clock. MeGiue gave the’ proprietor an order for sometiing oval. The latier told him fat he did nog serve wedig at such a late hour. angere ue, it 18 alleged that called Hoderman “a liar.” ‘The latter thereupon ordered im 40 leave the saloon, and then une light Degan, The proprietor leaned ‘forward as ny ‘he was gomg W take hold of McGlue across bar, Wuen the later got in the frst blow with his mst, and a beer was: then hurled at McGlue’s head. The latter then drew a revolver, but did not use it. Hoder- man took bold Of the young wan and Was about to eject him from the saloon, when tue weapon was discharged, The bullet passed Hoderman, and jouged im ‘the bar. When tne weapon was dis- charged Mr. Hoderman drew back, and McGlue then began ‘beating him over the head with the Weapon, making several ugiy wounds, The men Struggicd some minutes uutil both went to the Hloor. Mr. Win. Jounson took the weapon from AlcGiue, and he leit the saloon. Dra Hagner and Neal atvended the injured inan. ‘s'he pouce were hot notified of the ailair until Saturday, MeGlue Was arrested Saturday night Ly Officer Cramer, and Was charged With assault and battery Witt int-nt to Kill. He was subsequently released on $1,500 ball. To-day, in tue Police Court, Mowlue Was charged With assault and batvery wita intent Wo kill, wnd the case was continued, as Hoderman ‘sented « Ge appearance. "The occupants of tapse two carriages were prevented with Bandsome bou- quets by Lucir admirers, Who stood along the side- walk, ‘Tuen ‘THE PROCESSION started, the band first, followed by the standard. bearers on horseback carrying the American, Ger- man and Schuetzen flags. The staudard-bearers were Louls Berens, Martin Heiberger and Carl Luerig. ‘Then came the four-horse barouches con- Caining the king aud his special escort. ‘The calet marshal, Mr. Busber, with @ broad yellow sash drawn over his shoulder and finely mounted, was alded i his duties by the following, all mounted: Assistant to chief marshal, Josepii Gatto; adju- tant, Wm. Klein; assistant ‘to adjutant, Otto Cc. Reinecke; aids, Jacob Xander, Edw. W. Koch, W. Bebrens, "Chas. D. Reckeweg, H. Kink, Fred. H. Vogt, Geo. Pritsci, Martin Heiverger, Karl Heu- Ficu, Cari: Hoffman, Wm. Widuwayer, H. W. Scher- ger, Sainuel Powell,’P. Schwarz, Kudoif Aufentuie, A. Frey, J. A. Bayer, Bernard Lieb, Louls Buer- Fosse, It’ Godeffroy and A. Goenner. A long line of carriages followed containing the members of the verein.” The rou.e was up F sureet to 17th street, through the Wutte House grounds, fheu down Pennsylvania avenue vo the Peace jonument, countel wo street thence to the pares ne 5: ‘THE FESTIVAL, Upon reaching the park the members were greeted with a speech of welcome by Mr. Simon Wolf, and then the festival was formally opened. Prize shooting and vowl:ng will conunue through to-day and Lo-wmorrow. “To-morrow the king's shooting will oveur, followei by the banquet in tue evening. Tueré win be prizes for the ladies in sho ting coutests, amusements for the children, and dancing. THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES 4m charge of the festival are as tollows: Executive committee—Simon Wolf, chairman; Jona Hockemeyer, John L. Vogt, Geo. J. Seufferie, Wm. Helmus, Chas. Evel, Chas, Graff, Win. Kuck, Heury Krouneimer, Jac. “J. Appich, Curist. Kup: bert, Ed. avuer, Louis Belirens, J. Henry Busue., Chas. Schroth, treasurer, aud Keiunold Spriags- guLh, secretary. ‘Couumittee of invitation and reception—John cacmeyer, Clalrinau; Sunon Wolf, Cuas Graff, Win. Muehleisen, Chas’ Evel, Win Helmus and Keiuboid Springsguth, secretary. ‘Coumitvee ou prize ‘siuvoung—Chas, Ebel, chair- man; Jac. J. Applcn, Klug; Christ. Ruppert, Geo. abner. : C.mmittee on prize bowling—Chis Schroth, J. Bessie Commuttee Oa iauies” prize shooting— Koch ‘Committee On music—Joun L, Vogt, Wm. Hel- tus, aod Heary Kronheuner. Coumiitee On priutiug snd adverisements— Relauoid Springsguia aud Werner Koch. Committee ow grounds—Caas. G..if, chatrman; Jou L. Vogt, Geurge J. Seuiterie, Geo. J. Gockeler, wee J. Bessie, Chris, Ruppert, and Cuarles Fiscuer, wwittee on decoration—Jacob J. Appica, chairman; George J. Seufferie and kdWard Auncr. Commitie on uaucing—J. Heury isusuer, chair man; Joseph Gatto, Herus. Beuzier, George Motts, F.W. Behrend, Noviwaa Enyel, and Cads, Busca, ‘Comittee ob “Happy-Go-Lucky"—Heury Krou- hetmer, chairman; kaw. W. Koca, Fred. i. Vogt, und others. Comuittee On children’s amusements—Louis Bebrens. e decorations of the groynds are, as usual, elaborate. A pyramidal arraugement Of colored Sasiguts Will Mave a pretty effect, iocated, as 1t Js, wear the iain entrance. ‘Taese Lights UWwinkk all along the shaded waiks where the booths are located. There 1s, besides, tue Chinese lanterus aud plenty of decorations, ‘THREW A STONE AT 4 TEACHER.—A colored boy Baineu Charles Lewis Was beiore Judge Miller L0- day charged with disorderly conduct at tue Proc- Lor scuool on O streew The evideuce showed iuat because a teacher was going io Feport um for sowe misvenavior be Unrew a some at ber, He Was fined $5. gees MamRiaGe LiceNses—Marriage licenses have been issued by tie clerk Of the court Wo Kichard Ross and Minule Bowie; Joun Wilited Collins and Coruelta ‘Sparklla; Willie Person Manguw and Marguerite Virginia Sparklu; Augustus Achstet- Ler and Elizabeth Dries; George Simons and Sarai Neal; Josepa W. Vurvey and “Altce C. Duvall; Lu- clan E. Beach and Elza Areida Reinizel; Charies w. Berner aud Annie Keit; Di ‘Kennedy, of ¥id- 3 Enoch #4.’ Polang rison Galery and Mary Duckius; Cuaries Francis Mills and Marie Josephine Frande. ‘Tue Potomac Cuts ReGarra.—To-morrow after. noon Ue regatta Of the Py.omac cud Will be held On Uhe river beginning at 5:30 v'elock. ‘Tuere will be SIX events; a race for senior singles, one for Junior singies, 4 club race in the two four-oared boats, a race between a picked four aud an eight, aud a boy's race between the Putomacs and une Crescents, —_——__ SINGING OR SweaRING? — John Corrigon was charged in the Pouce Court tis woruing with profanity yesterday atternoon in tue Haul-Way alouse on the Glenwood road. Oflicer Slack test- fed that be beard the detendant swearing while attempting to puil 4 paling irom tne tence, For the defendant it Was Uestilied that there was no Swearing, Out that Mr. O'Couuer Was singing. “It Was a loud song, ‘Killaruey,’ requiring a loud Voice,” Said a Witness. “Was he druna?” asked the Juage of a Wituess “He was pretty sober,” Teplied Witness. “Wuat do you mean by pretty he ther urunk nor suber,” answered the witness, = nouns A Homs.ess Boy.—Saturday night Richard Me- Cauley, a nine-year-old. cowred Loy, Was found by OMicer McKenny asleep at tu corner of stn and D sureets. “He had crept under a ouilding and had found a cosy siecping pl.ce, Wick he had been ‘Occupying for some time. When taken to the first precitet station ue said he bud no relatives here, in tue Police Court to-day be Was Sent Lo Ube asy- Jum temporarily. ——__. Quick Work OF THE New Fine Courany.—The Mount Pleasant Voiunteer Fire Company wascalied Out iast evening for tue Mrst Ume. A genuiewman came dasuing up 14tu-street road and reported that a Louse Was on tire on College Hill, neat 14th- Street road, and iu three minutes the two Mount Pleasant fire engines were out and on their way, and in eight minutes they were down on ENG street, where the flre Was reported to be, equipped. for ahy emergency, With iiteen stalwart young men, headed by tueir chief. It turned out to ve 4 bon-tire so close Lo one of the houses that it led to the faise alarm, ——_.— i Tae Révver Cie TovRNaMENT.—At the lac. quet Cluv’s iawn tennis tournament, 2121 Lstreet, Saturday evening, the Arlingtons deleated the Far-and Nears, in doubles, by a score of 8-0; aud the Racquets defeated the Georgetown Heiguts in Singles, 6-5. ‘The second second-round siugie be- tween "the Arlington and the Kucquets was not Played off on account of darkness, but will take place this evening. The first second-round doudie will also be played off this evening between the Georgetown Heights and tue Arlingtoas, com- menciug at 4:45. ‘The necond second-round doubie has Deed posipoued until Monday next. As stated in Saturday's Srax, after this evening the tourna ‘ment Will be postpoved until October 1, om account of the Highland Club's tournament, which will consume the remainder of this week. For accommodation of visitors to Grange Camp (Va.) Farmers’ Agricultural and Mecuanical Exli- bition, the Piedmont Air Line will run a special train "to Grange Caimp, leaving Wasuington at 12:15 pom. on 264, 24th, and. 25th Sept Pare. tor Tound (rip, 0 cta’ “Regular train leaves at 9 am, Was not able 0 apj ‘The Tennis tournament, ARRANGEMENTS OF THE COUNTRY CLUB AT HIGH- LANDS STATION FOR THR GAMES TO BEGIN TO- MORKOW. ‘The tenuis tournament on the grounds of the Country Club at Higulands station, on the Balti- more and Oulo Raliroad, will begin to-morrow upon the arrival of the train wnich leaves the ely 40 1:15 p.m. Highlands is about four miles from this city, on the Bladensburg road, and the club-bouse of the Country Club, surrounded by beautius grounds, 13 jucated there, ‘The courts dave veen laid of ina picturesque purl of the grounds, and those in cuarge of the tournament uave provided chalrs for Lie comfort of Le specta~ Lors. “Sumpie retresuiuents will be provided for tose Wisiing Uo eat Uicir luucheon in tue coun- uy. Mr. Oscar Woodward, Who will have entire charge Ol te grounds during tue tournainent, Las devised Duiletin boucus, by Wulen Lue names Of Uae players occupying each court will be aD- nounced, and aiso Luuse expected Ww folow. ‘due drawing Wil Lake pace Lo-nigat, Wien the entries will be closed. ‘Tue piayers coining from adisiance Will be accommudatcd at tne club house. In audition to tue entries taentioned In Saturday's Stax, ine name of air. Peuulugion, of Buitimure, has’ bec added, aud a.$0 Luose of Messrs. Menucal, Sicvens aud Spofford. Season Uckets, cosung $1, Will Turnip uuuiss.on tO Lhe grounds duriug we Uaree days tat We tourna. ment is expected to last. ‘Transfers of Heal Estate, Deeds in fee have been tilled as follows: Jawes A. Boyd Wo J. P, Hamiiu, sub C, sq. 459; $34,700. F.C, Bowen to James G. Bowen, oue-Luird juverest in lot 1, sq. W. 01 484; $4,500. Leightou and Pairo et al., trustees, Lo. Sueridun, Lols 304, block 20, and 11, block 30, Brookland; $25. P. wan to James Bennet, u. 3g 15, 94. 1,000; 1200, KF. Thuuses LOG. Jouusdi, pare Y, oq. B21; SoU. Leigutuu aud Paro, Urdstees, to A.M. McLachlan, 10S 8, %, wud 10, Block 30, 19 aud 20, bouek 21, Brooklallu; $1,275, “Saiue Ww A, BL New- ton, lot 5, block 7; $525. ———— Washington and Baltimore, A PROPOSED THIRD LINE TO CONNECT THE TWO CITIES. ‘The Baltlmore Sun to-day Says: The Baiumore and Drum Polat Railroad Co,, it ts sald, proposes to survey a line from tueir road at Millersville, Anne Arundel County, to the borders of the Dis- Urict of Columbia, near Washingvon city, 13 miles. Under their charter they can operate branch lines 20 miles logy, connecting wiih their road. ‘Tue Columbia Chuiral Rulltoad ts tue name given to Luis proposed new euterprise. |W: more aud Drum Potnt roud 1s built lo Baltimore, 50 Uhe project 1s svatew, the Columoia Central would give 4 tuird line by that route trom Balul- more W Lue Disirict of Cowumbia, and after secur- ing tue necessary franchises in the District there Wouid be a third line becween the two cities CHANGES AMoNG Jockey CLUB OFPiceRs.—Tnere Was a uieeUug of the executive committee of tue Nadoual Jockey Club on Saturday evening, at Wich most encouraging reports of the prospects for the October races were made, Mr. F. B. Mc- Gutre, owing .o the recent death of his “tatuer, desired Uc retire from Lhe presidency of the ciuv, and Mr. Joho R. Keily was elected in is stead. air. McGuire, LoWever, consented to act ou the executive committee, and Was chosen to the place made vacant by Mr. ‘Keily’s promotion, Mr. P. H. Christman, who Was treasurer of toe club, as weil as a member of the executive committee, resigned from Ube former positibn, and Mr. W. H. Claggett Was elected us bis successor. —— Affairs in West Washington. BURGLARY.—Mr. John C. Miller, Who resides at the corner of 33. aud S streets, reports that about 12 o'clock Saturday night his residence was entered uy thieves, and Laat # card case containing $6 was stolen from bls pockets, aud also about g9 in cash Was stolen from his tatuer’s clotues, which were hanging in a wardrove in his bed room. ‘the Uuleves entere. throug a rear door, which had been accidentally iets open. ARRESTS.—Jubn Willl.ms, colored, was arrested Saturday evening by Ofticer’ Cotter, on the cuarge of stealing 4 bucket from the sidewalk in trout of Wu. Howard's store on M_ strect Saturday. Beuj, Nalior, charged With using protane language tte street yestcraay, was arrested by Omver 5. isher. 14g Democratic Pate.—The Cleveland and Thurman Club of West Washington unfurled on Saturday @ large American flag aud a Cleveiand and Thurman streamer from tue top mast of te dewoeratic pole al the corner of 35rd sureet and Frospect aveuue, AEMPERATURB AND CONDITION OF WATER aT 7 4. 4.—Great Falls, temperature, 67; 2ondition, 18; receiving reservoir, temperature, 71; condi ton at uorth connectisn, 18; conuition at south counection, 7; distributing’ reservo! Uure, 69; condition at influent gate-no aiudn at eluent gate-house, 7, Hign Ud Fiver to-day at 10 jow Ude at 5:02 p.m, Reported for Tux EvExixe Stan. ‘Ie CONFRDERATE MONUMENT.—The sculptor, Mr. Elder, ts now at work preparing his Alexan- “ira iuutiment to the Contederate soldiers. ‘The location is still undetermined. Unless a donation 4g made Of several acres in an appropriate place the monument will ee placed iu Christ clurch Yard facing east to Cameron street. The oer locations proposed are: Hunter's Hill, on the height looking down into King street; Nort. Washington street, near “tue old’ cotton factory; Spring " Park, on the northwest edge of the city; and Washington street south, overlooking Hunting Creek. The monu- ment will bestrikiugly ty pleal of the “Lost Cause.” A Confederate private witu bowed head and folded ‘arms contemplates the eld of surrender, and ts surrounded With appropriate emblems. ‘The mon- ument is LO have an elevation of tweaty feet, and will cost somewhat less than $4,000. ‘The time of its completion Is not deflnitely dévermined. Leaping Crtizexs Deav.—Joun Mason, of Wood- lawa, who, Some furly years ago, established with Glllinguam, Hélgnt, and others the northern set- Uement on the edge of the Mount Vernon estate, died there at tne age of ninety years last Friday nigh. He Was the Tatuer of Prof. Otis T. Masou, of thé National Museu:n of Washington. His Tuneral will be atiended by a large assemblage, for he was widely known and respected. tthe funeral of Mr. Harvey Bailey, oue of the leading eitizns of the Potomac side, southwest of Wasi ington, ook place yesterday.” He was postmaster at Balle; ’s Crossroads, and Qied suddenly in the post-ollice last Friday. Notss.—Juige Kelth opened here this morning the Circuit Court for the city. Interesting rali- Toad aad tax cases Will be heara during the scs- siou of Lue court, —The new registration in Alex- Andria County was begun and Registrar Ball, of Arlington district, refused to register as Voters any OF the residents upon the old Arlington estate owned by the Government.—The demo- cratic city comaittee and the Hendricks Club have Fented the large three-story house on King street ining McBurney's Hall and established cam- ju headquatvers there, Tt 1s sald that thest te ‘commmittee Leadquarters, now at mcordia,” may algo be removed there.—The National Cot-.| Lon Seed and Oil Co., one of the Washington com- panics with an Alexandria charver, heid a meet ing here on Saturday at the Braddock House,— ‘Tue funeral ot Mrs. Mary E. Grimsley took place yesterday morning trom “her home on Henry, near Queen street.—Rev, Dr. W. 8. Penick, forinerly Pastor of the Baptist church here but now residing 4u Louisiana, preached yesterday irom his former. pulpit 1a this piace, Ocr Or Sozzs ppp gc ae ad wan: e9 dag 8250 4 Pr "3 ‘Ise feeling peculiar to persons of dyspeptic tendency, or it may be caused by change of climate, season or life. The stomach is out of order, the head aches or does not feel right, the appetite is capricious, the Rerves seem overworked, the mind is confured and irritable? ‘This condition finds an excellent corrective 40 Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by its regulating and toning powers, soon restores harmony to the system, and gives that strength of mind, nerves, and body, which makes one feel perfectly well. XN. B—Be sure to get HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druagists, $1; six for 95. Prepared only by C. 1, HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. z # CITY ITEMS. Don’t wait for the sweet dealer for them. Tor sale Oat Breton Wholesale agents, Locus ‘The entire of N Fa ga ‘and continuo untit atire stock ts 1 B. GASSENTEDNES, £21 DOMESTIC Sewing Machine Office, 7thaH. tt On and after this date we offer first-class Meats ‘at the following low. 3 Rib Roast from 10c. to. 15¢., Goes Beet Princ Butter: Scr Glossary, hese Soe 4 Orders tor Fish ana Oysters taken every New York Market, Cor. 34 St, and Indiana ave.,) 3 8. L. Hoover, Prop’r. always reliable. 3m Pow: ER 24, 1888—SIX PAGES. _FOR_RENT—HOUSES. RENT—FOUR | NEW SIX-ROOM houses on 7th st, between REELLT308 Bast Gap: ‘REXT—10-HO01 Ni PARTLY-FURNISHED 00. ‘firet-cl 43 Ibs; Round ‘Corned Beet, 6 to i RENT—1900 N ST. N. WA FINE: ‘furnished; 12 R RENT—THAT BLOOK OF NEW tu brick dwellinws on corner of 4th. FOR RENT_HOUSEs. ei bath, $1. made for two years. Avply be WARNER © CO, for permit to inspect. wee St to permanent tenants. Fi and bath: fu RENT_TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON Wee, Dreomn gap er 4 RENT—B. H. ROBERTSON, 1515 H ST. N.W. Ce ri 901 Connecticut av. 8300 1204 18th et. (season vol $o,Gke. ei PAYNE & 1334 oS i Ee G6. 613 Tou tes over Ni 1200 18th st od ENIGHT, 607 7TH in wood order; $50. LLY FURNISHED HOUSE, FEW ‘adress CAPITOL, Bia? Ofhoe SSC 1,500). 33.353'1707 Khode | 20 rete (LOI6 Loti sean 62,000 250 1908 Lote 1721 Khode: Ht RENT —BY OL R_RENT—927 E. CAPITOL 8T. Gog et iar an 1 furusce. in perfect onder. 10 rca" aud cellar, 1m spertect orler- JOR RENT—FU} fotel next door oR RENT—1302 OTH ST. N.W., THREE-S1ORY nid imp, tm good vay-window brick: 12 rooma: condition and a desirable locatio: 352. 100'1727 19th st. = pater béidscaie" Houses not’ meuticiied iii Sieve FPR BN 005 7TH 51. §. house has large grounds oR RENT—TWO-S1OKN-AND-CELLAR DOUBLE vse, 1801, cor. of 13th and S sts nw. ; 9 rooms ace: large parkine; m.i Kent 845 per ‘month or $40 by the year. Inguire on the premises, or 2221 13th et nw. HR RENT-NEW AND NEWLV-FORNISHED house in s convenient portion of Wert Lnd; near 2 RENT—NEARLY NEW 2-STORY AND CEL- lar corner Brick Dwelling in northwest section; ava cars; ROK “RENT ¢ 2. hexhborhood, 2d floor, 1107 Pa. ave..60 605 6th st.u-w., 14r.52. K, near Oth st.. wen the Bulle | Gon ave. M Ft 7m FOR BNTCHOUSE 1547 CORCORAN ST; tories, 8 rooms, cellar, cas, bath aud all modern improveuiente; in perfect order; fronts south; rent THE furnace; large « house, 113 1st st. nish, steam heat, plate, KEN ‘TOOR. 2106 Vermont ave. larac stable, $22 Cat. nw. {Ok KE HOUS: Ss. 1000-2 E st.u.w., 42r. $230 220 H st. n.w., $1031th Ize Lata st.” nw. B.W.. LOF, ‘80 1017 12th ot. uw. L9F. 60 41 6th st, ear i, 1dr ear K st. 1sth, 120. Vt, ave, neak O, 14r. Hou OFFICES, 941 Fst. 2a floor, & front 039 F st. 2d floor, ir. heated by steam..280 939 F st.. 2d floor, Ira. 941, 3d floor. 5 froutrs,. 470 La. ave., trom 10 to’ heated by'steam... uve. Elegant ‘Isuilding, 3 ators, béuted by steam, S12 1Luh st 1: 00 each, "400 133s ata 150 10 81 x 9 1th st. awe. 3 STORES. Maenitoent | ators . Bun 1103 Pa ay. store. ding. per at. ttn ab. Baw pratore..- 125/17th ab: Paw ite, s 1 the ne Ro oe 916 Fst nw. convenient to mn on first floor; above: cellar under whole bouse: immediate ‘YLER & RUTH KENT_@35 PER MONTH WILL RENT A corner Store aud Dwelling, near the Navy CHAS. A SHIELDS. gireet care; parlor, din ne-room, and AS8. 40011th aw. store..630 TSS $08 tattaes ‘e Wa a am ore OR RENT—BEAUTIFUL HOME—HOUSE North Carolina ave. baif square from y] rit lla Sal indo Rayan, e turssce: lary jendid front lawn t . WAGsaNs 2016 H st. n.w.. 8: 2100 oth ot. aw. Br 5: 58 Ust.. Sh. ‘2221 Cleveland a A. 8 CAYWOUD, 910 9thst. n. handsome’ A good Stable for three horses aud 3 veh LINK: INS, cor. 19ch and W 2-STORY AND CEL- lar corner brick dwelling in northwest section; Convenient to strect cant: ‘dini Kitchen on first Boor: 4 chambers au sbove: cellar under wi son; rent 837,50 per mo. TY - i RENT—NEARLY AT ity Capitol Park ey fron pitol Park: re~ geatly occupied by Sen. Morgan: hollow walls, hard- F a = immediate. posses: DODGE, FO Sth sk. hey 1 S'RUTHERPORD, ‘ck RENT—730 11TH ST. N. W.. 12 ROOMS, cellar coucreted, new furnace, paintél and papered throughout, all in’ premises. Price, 36 JOR RENT — HOUSE PARTLY FURNISHED; © er, 4 the very beat order. Fe A’ NEWLY-FURNISHED, SEVEN- room house, with all improvements. 1306 T ‘st Apply witha. 3 107. 1409. 1411 30TH ST. (NEW), possesion October 1, 1888. AppIy to 1403 30th at or 714 15th wt. he | Ee Ret coutiton: CB CAYWOOD G10 Fac nv. al Fitveestory Brick Hour Rddrese CartTOu WiLL iar office. = ST. N.E. BRICK iB RENT—140 AST. 3. 4] 8 E Hs a At I} JOR SALE—A HOUSE IN THE per mucathe bce 10000 WiLL & 1503 Penney! i r a rooms, 122, 86,000. is, bet I hd Pa ave, lot SUri05 to and 19th, 8 rooms, lot 20.6x147 to ist, frame, 6 rooms, lot 21x82 to alley, Z ae TE 5 ‘20th and 21st, 12 rooms, lot 20x120.85 to #10.500. aA 2 52 3 iat, frame, 3 Fooms, lot 201105. 1034 to 20 ‘Aud ¢ fare ninmber of ether Send for Mate GEO. W, LINKING, oun aed Wate we Or tains 13 lange rooms and 3 cellars. has latest improved First Foo:—Parlor, brary and dit ; Bock ator, Mbrary nine room. Third Floor—Three lance chambers. Transoms ower doors and windows house but!t of the very best material and under the immediate supervie Son of the owner: open fire-places and bandacine wood mantels, with appropriawe in each Toom. front and beck stairway: speakinw tubes; wide hall: worth and south exposure; lot 254105; s beautiful house and Sapetieny foegtions mi ‘ permis to tnapest. OU? 2022-6 1304 F stu. we. ‘able R SALE-THAT ATTRACTIVE AND DESIR ’ horthweat corver property 13th and N ts, 30s, tn for sale or lease for five Years, sulvaile for jade. it te Seuator, Hevrerentative.Catsurt Oaicer’or J ‘leven-room four. ry Mindow brick house: jot Sosra100 fe. south from Je exposure: it im in prod condition, end was sub Stantiully built for the owner,who occupies it. te coma. lortabie and convenient. large bed-rootne 16x16 Tt Parlor 17x40 ft.. aud diniug-room 17x18; in) | Sellar wood furtiace, latrovs, rane, low-siown srata. | and hot aud cold water connections. The adjoining Vacant south-frnt corner lot, 2434x100 ft. bavi Parking 2zx100 ft facing east ani south, will’ be with the house or te: four houses could be put oa this lot and’ sol oud 1 py to the OWNER. saihes on it -RQOM BAY-WINDOW ‘bIuCR, ain; mewly * convenieu! Pbeyewitidow Brick, n.w., 10r., m. 4, 1 309 14th xt. nw. UNFURNISHED. 24th at. dr and’ 38 17th at. n.w..9r..850 $1 Corcoran #t. 40 T—bY KO HOLTZMA’ tate aud Insurance Broker, 10tu aud F sts. nw. ‘OR KENT—FURNISHED—1139 121H ST story, 7 roome aud Lath, mewiy f eC 103.0 xt. ai. we, 1 1102 Sch st. nw.) REC! 7s i Fenton Pi. n.e.,6r. Kentow PL wv. re table in rear, per year. bet. 13th and 14th, 18+., per year. ir, der mouth LEK & KUTK 130 ro eae eee S C 5s ‘HOUSE 1609 THIRD ST. N.W. ‘With all modern improvem PERLECT GEM OF A HOUSE ‘Seven rooms, including bath. Closets in every roo, Witt allway, waa, and water; Goundseeit, Rent, $18.50 per month. House open for inspection. i et 9 nd Ae 10E 109 ‘bet. Jd & 4th— ie B.H, WARNER & Co, K DWELLINGS, WITH mm 00d. neischbursood, ELA. McINTIKe, F Ww Bl water, in southwest; 1514 Suth st. n ‘The above Houses can ve examined ‘THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F wow, ovr office only. Lath, new. #2 ik DR RENT—UNFUR\ISHED— Ith vt-nw? Grooms aud bath, $42.50 per mente 712 10th st.. Brick House, moa. imps. and beth; slso stable; ali mo Papered and in No. 1 ‘conaition: rent, Aiso two-story brick uouse, 101 five rooms: rent, 1 Appiy to owner, 1507 8ti vane desirable ior siuall door. 1714 15th st. {OR RENT—1537 14TH ST. N.W., COMFORTABLE ‘-story brick dwelling ; saloon parlor; 8 rooms:bath; dance dry cellar; yard, would FORBES , PE frout howe; 7 rooms aud bath: 2 Int dining room: in perfect order: reut $39. premises. RK RENT—HOUSE 1235 MASSACHUSEITS furnish i 407 13th si we, Se.) se22-3t* _ C. H. PARI FORE 1921 LUtu st. n.w.. 14r. 911 16th st n-w., Ler, uni 1617 6th st. mw. 80 210 Stevens alley. br. = i SCOTT, sear Ghellowg Building) 1416 Fat JOR RENT—FULNISHED, EIGHT ROOMS, convenient to cars jow to n good good, house, 1908 Lich stn. OR RENT—FURN careful tenant: Ww ‘dow house: convenient to cars, be ket Keys on premises, 1504 15th st. 508 161 2109.17: ney Brack Huuve, inode an Hist, Brick House, mod: imnpa.e-e Amps. st’, Frame House, mod. imps. ih St, Beek House, mod. imps a 11 14TH ST. ‘ment, 12 rooms,Queen Abe house: modern improvements; reit 830. Owner, 1104 E st n.w. JOR KENT—OCTOBER 1—TWO-STORY BRICK containing six rooms use, ten Fooms. Mod. ine: with fur. nace; double stairs: rent culy $90 per anouth: 1023 15th avniy 0. E. DUFF, ower, OO? Tih st tow, in 2010 vavidson ally, Brick House, and Sth, 183100, #6,000. 58. bt Buh wind 10th, G-room frame, 224153, th af. n.e- bet. B and Cte. a nice 2-story and base- ment 7-room brick, iu perfect 3.600. Mass. ave. ni. near sth st,, Bice S-stury Urick. lange parking $5,000. For sale. or will trade, lot of ground in Georgetown, 70x75, with S houses, renting for soni? lot north side Q st., 202100 to alley, 82 per sg. Cor. 2d and C sts. ae, that fine new 3-tory brick ‘ant lange store, cellar and rows. xc-llemt. location, 000. MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, “8 1008 F st. nw. FO SALES A PRE 8 BRICK FRONT HOUSE. ON Nag betert 12h at and Connecticut, ave; 10 rooms, bathaud closets." Price. only #10 5% HiLL & JOHNSTON, se22-6t 1503 Peunsy.vauia ave. nm. K SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS PROP. erty that will rent for 84 per month. dest «rands in South Wact Fon SALE 2 Roo ROUSE Bt ST, wes. ara T 3 ee KR SAL! HEAL VOM HOU: st., bet. Gth aud 7th »w., a fine residen CH. PARI JOR 8: GROOM HOUSES ON st. bet. $i and $59: press-brick front. One-third bai 1 and? yeara Price, 1.750. H. PAGAEK 4% and Raw, E: lot contains 2887 feet. Pru S00; worth $1.25 per foot CH. VAKKER “ai and Ew EAP—THREE SMALL HOUSES ORL, bet dis and Guy oti. wi rent for $17 per u nth.” Prige 61,300: $830 cash. Meera St AE PARKOR, 43¢and aw. ROR SALE—CHEs ‘Sw.: rents 811 30. Price, 61,200. ‘ah, bal ee ber, 43 and Molan ave, ‘¢r month. 1,100 cath: | slai'ce 1, Band 3 years. CH PARK. R. 48 and E ste. aw. WEAV—#-ROOM HOUSE ON HST, OR BAl Detweeu au Gt; sts ew. Price $2,000 J se: C.K. PARKER, 4) and Eaw, iru improv ments: wilt- 2128 JOU: at, Bock Hi 1610 14th at, Store, mod, mya, 808. H st me, Store and Dwelling. pee} FRANCIS HUFTY, 130i Fat. aw. ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— 8i 0, in advance; food condition. D—880 PER MONIH TO ‘ht, pleasant house, iach more y than Sats; herdice. 4ase 20 Hat, bet & 10th.150 jie st bet. 13th & 14th at, bet 18th. Apo jicet bet, 1th 14 robes: «rate in 70K RENT—HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, 1328 9TH improvements ‘apd conve- Biences; 10 rooms aud bath ; a desirable netebt N DANENHOWER. 1115 Fst. nw. ‘stn. w.; all mi ave., unfurnished or partially second for. JOR REN 6r. ‘ew Hampshire ava, window brick, all unod. imp.. ‘and herdics; jrood location; rent i Avply 12206 DW. WOR RENT- ‘OR RENT—BY & H. WALKEI 50¥-504 B stn. 11 ai borhued. Inquire of owner, FRANK I. BROWNING, 416 5th pe ig ae Pp ee oa i Bc 1. PARKER divand Este ew. we for @E Will wall for 8 1,600 days. B 407 de E—VERY NICE TWO-STORY BRICKS, eight rooms and bath; all modern iinprovements: “between Band Cs ¢; $3,000 0B th meen BVALKER & WILMON. 1008 F st. inice lots only 84.400: easy torn sea sie S44 Watithic& WILSON, 1006 F st. JPOR SALE—BARGAINS-A MAGNIFICENT HOU on kts Tome, cellars: ee also several uediuin aud small Houses, THOR’ Toke EARUBIActy-at-Law, Hooma dod 4, 1000 | Roe RENTS “xefretawace rotretieerss Comer House, si 21 Q ST. N.W, NEARLY NEW Brick House. seven rogmus and: bath: ali madera improvements, ‘1s now being newly papered and pu 4m complete order. Is one of the most desirable huuses of the size, Should be seen to Les. rable and permanent tenant $30. it ‘M,C. MITCHELL, 31 FURNISHED. Rhode Island ave., near ireciated. Ment Asth at, near di, 15 rooms jath, 18 rooms and sta 3414 Pet uw. Or... 8 N.J ave. Um 23 Comer 13th st, bear lowa cire ouble, Brick, Hosd ‘stGe ast Vermout ave., iiear Towa Gircie, iz" Large Tr. house, Pst, nar 35th.” Georgetor Beautiful corner house. F owe Se Sth at. nw. OF... tte st, Georetow! Boast, near 14th 18r. aud stable, 1500 13th st., on iowa Circle. 20th st. b.w. ¥F:35.30/1625 secre, Ene et Fi Wr. and bath......75, saiyiepe mses * | tore, cor. Ist and D sts. iw, $-rcom house and S-rovm: house D st, near 1a 8-room house, cor. alvey. Small 4-rovm frames, For pornuisiet to tushect 62 mie. Sh eli tak} ‘ on D st., near Ist, 5th st. extended... BROWN & Co, ESE Bee OR §LE—300 3D ST RE..A HANDS ME NEW ‘corner dwell ti, 10 Toons tm i, very bear ap. | itol and new Library’ very des rable. terms easy K SALE—302 AND 304 3D ST. 5.E, 8 ROOMS, mA, new two-wory and bas iment tay window bricks; very. desirable. terms easy. HeISKELL & MoLERAN. 1008 F et i.w Metere-ot JOR SALE—A BARGAIN IF BOLD AT oncE— Fiat YS-roem back dwelling on R.1 15th st. nw; lot 22x11. For particulars HEISKELL & MCLEKAS, 1008 Fst. uw. se OR § -TWO BEAUTIFUL RFSIDENCES IN ee ei 500 ‘and the other #4.N00, worth #3. Monee. “CHAS A SEUELDS. 1000 F et iw. «ft ROR SALE—6 NEW RAY-WINDOW BRICK Sotrly Ruiehed: will be For further pariicu ars, DA HOWai 1115 Fat. "eee 7] SALE.—BARGAI BEAUTIFULLY FI Fhec'vow resttentss su choice locality horthwen Sytory, Uapeanents 20 room, prices i a ORR CRe EERE Eat ‘Ok RENT—THE OLDEST BUSINESS STAN 1520 1athat. with dwel ing and stable attached sE store room: all newly tt @ up. 813 T ST. NW. DOUBLE TWwO- oar Story brick: 10 rooms ‘and closets: cyudltuon. Apply to OWNkiy 028 Tt uw oa 0 BST. N. E. ‘al tmprovéments, c 32 at n.w,10 ri 1924 Oth etn.w 19 5.1200 iuod. 104 817. Apviy to C.F. 2 JOR RENT—TWO NICE COZY 5) ‘918 und 920 C at. se.; Keys at the grocery, EY JOR RENT—CHEAPEST HOUSES IN CITY, aith mly $33.50 per mo. 3 if, R. w.. 6 rooms, NT, 617 22 Bat. ae Or. (Cor. sa & En.0.7'F.:2050 i a Asal t"_W. CLARENC DUVALL, 925 Fat. nw. 2 Masonic fiallalley.....6 ‘GLH FICKLING, 1204 S2det aw 10th wud Cxe. OR RENT. Fetes 1X EOOM HOUSES NT—1020 AND 1022 SOUTH CAPITOL Dying ee k ‘and cl ‘at 1026 South Capit BUSINESS CHANCES SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY uutil SATURDAY, September 2 204 PENNA AVE & E, I mL, $40; with stable $45, aw. NT—DWELLING 1117 10; ‘Inquire 926 Clothing and Gent Nw. cor. 16th & 0; 2716 7that. nw 2720 7th (OK KENT—UNFURNISHED, aw 15) SEMA Sao a Bre babe TOBER 1. HENT_OCTOBER, on rn 9. oR RENT—NEW SIX-ROOM HOU! B. w.; comfortable home; ior and gas; £t CE L_ RUST, 1008 Fst. n.w. 50/1620 B. . “9208 7 ae ai ey LS food chante for alive man. fused. HALE BROS, & RF "WO STORE SHOW.WINDOWS WITH double doors, in first-class order. Apply 348 Vs near idth: fresh painted aud ‘ood tenant SNOCbowLES g aoor™e 1221 Fat hw. PROVISION STORE. ‘The dwelling of four rox RENT-201) PORTNER St. Ww. ym. brick: modern vemente; $27. GRAY & 00.087 Fat FORst, 1710-21 Get. nw. ‘24 kat. n.w., 14r. 952 E at. nw. l4r, ‘909 Kn.w.. Vr... 1627 Counecticut ave. FLOR RENT—1710-21 G TN. ‘square from State Department: tén 100 oc, SduN SHERMAN esi FOE SALE GROG ‘with goodwill rooms be rent RENT — THAT SUPERB DWELLING sparthicnt, house S114 Ml et, neat MoH a. ‘Fooms, all m. 1, dumb waiter, open fire- 1, Sad 3 how nies nw Li, 4 201s bth st. bh 300 2018 aw. Et 30K SALE—HOUSE 807 L, ST. N.W..MODiLRN Fisica’ house, S-story” aud baseineut, house ta eis, condition; 13 rooma, % bath-rooms. vill sell on reasonable terms. Yo owner, CHAS. BAUM, 607 Let uw. orat 410 fthst 1st NORTHWEST, NEAR irish flouses cou- tear Teserved: @40, Call after 5 pun. . NEW. HALF KENT—1226 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W. three-story brick: bay-window; ith; latrobes; was and water. Key at 12:30 rout, In 2128 14th ot. uw. RB HENT—FURNISHED. 8 ROOM; CHEAPEST Fast no reasonable offer refused: 2 rooms can rented permanantly. Also § furnished rooms for Fe a i 9 - 3 - P a RENT—1028 25TH ST, NEXT wwe., Hew three-story ahd Desement; ‘wod, heated by" Yumaces“opes "A b th and cellar; 845. 1911 11th st., two-story and cellar brick: 6 bath. we: eezest 261 FF Bee 7 ‘and 0 sis... a’ 5-ROOM BRICK, 317 M ST. = A BRICK AND IN LE p.OIT PARK BEAUTIFUL Cottage, 7 rooms and bath, modern improvements, 14 roome, 12 closets, trunk and store team heat, aud every possible cuven- FOR _SALE — MISCELLANEOUS SALE—A GOOD SQUARE PIANO: VERT O PATTERN, SAFETY BICY- For ce, Pees 5 sank Setcnel, Toole and -cheap. Apriy SALE NT—AN UPHI ‘grated punno, very tte used, at 1227 10th st. aw. eokaue at a - LOR BALE-A” GOOD, RICH-TONED VIOLIN, TCA At Nid Pret, ses ster stock p.m, we2e-2e ALE—H L. SUMNER OFFERS BARGAINS Paiaie or rout of Malet & Davia, Posnoe: to October Te mike changes in the rooms,” “611 Wh #t <a aw — 70K SALE—A VICTOR TRICTCLE WITH CHILDS tached. 1h food coudition , ‘640 Fee ot ay JOK SALE—CHEAP—A LADIES PHAETON IN fret clam Cleman baving Bo far ker yaw JOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HORSE) ee oe roan ope RS teria es a ere JOR SALE—FIKE-PROOF SAFE. ‘cheat 20K SALETA ¥icTOR TRICYCLY: WITH TAN. lem attachment, in i I Ioousen ee tl Se ‘OK SALE A barvain. A stylish Bay Horse, with good 6 yeare cid, 17 hands high, warranted sound tu all areas, suitable for carriage, coupe, of fire bri- wad: ‘Also, a strong, hand-made, ailver_pinted set of Rolley Harnew been little used. a low wacon for ba best uinkerw in th terete Apply a Jol SALE 20 MEAD from. Georgetown. padale horace MT Dope é ict, ‘ARR! 4 combined barpess ray. & years old. ery Tauigy, can trot 16 lauds high ea! ly hore: Luray, Fon ai attentio. toa Chestnut Sorrell Colt, 4 years old 1 1 “ds high, sired Uy ied “Wilkes, dain bthan tare. pedivre warranted of money refunded; Cam trots utile 402545. hae never been baudicd SOHN SM MONS, SLT 22th wt, 022-20 DOC. GANGES, Manager. JOK SALE—TWO SIDE-BAK BUGGIES, BUILT by McC eer & Kendal, bots in good coudition; ort (6800 earl wll well ue for @30 abd oe # ply Guz Pa ave. » : JOR SALE—ONE OF HE FASTEST TROTTING Koad Horses tu ts sorrel 16% bands, sound, geutle aud teariese. periectly safe for imly to arive, Also, Side-bar Bugey and Harness in good aud "Double-seat mide bar "Surry extra pole and yoke, Lugether or. sey ‘Capitol st., of PRICE & SON'S Stavien, Oth st. a Ww. we: J20k SALE—APPLETO uutdred purciiasers among school teachore of this {a sloue, who wi teil varwuty that It Kives « maher WP EDIA. TWO cation. Different editions; all pices Eutire ecb delivered on small paymcuts. Lose no ume. Address, for terms Box 128, Star ollics : Foesatess BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE pg Reet Fok SA ECISTERNATIONAL cycLorED! bounu, ts Of 40.640 subjece Cl se, “Comprehensive: 3,000 illustrations, Ii olcest know ledger, staple. ec during itest, cheapest, ite, Orders received t 1113 Ft my ™ ms eee T PRIVATE SALE—UNTIL SEPT. 30. A Sarriate aie Matus, €70. Jam neat carrie end 38) de lar Vag aid harnens, 50, no top {ruck Siu and barnes, €24. bores Suitor@4: hove €2; forkin ert alee aULigue nurtor, eS: Ane ; plilows, &c..tuusiin aud lace cur. spitiee ninted ndntend '@3- carpet Limi, plated ware, crockery, Viennms cfiee-pot, @1; PoE ue 61, sta Coven ead 6 water Sitar, Sierry and black oerry: beahdy., vreserves. jellies spices, &e.; wood hors: and sa, @2." Also two iamys. At stable ou Q'st,, near cor. 16th a nw. Ce JOR SALE—A FAMILY GOING INTO MOURY- tow Will sell at great sctince five apd plain civtbe tux, vig Pine ug cont, $110. beaver cite <, bust mearure 36 iuches, @10. Tne (new). #10. Other Jackets of Engle hwtrachan, velvet + Dress, Liat and Jucke., @15. -6t HEIs! ‘& MCLERAN, 1008 F st. nw. woods, harness, blank: Measure 6, Linck, velveteen atid Jet dene tw. ibe with hoods 3. det etal wt ey, “bust nwacure 40, 15. chi iady's riding ‘ably bet oud Gratien’ areas vast (uew) Sf ocho ban | $40; cost, 860. Brown overcoat and suit, 15. nd sulver watcher #29, $10 aud. eb. Boud silver Sup». Jewelry, Ac. Must’ be sold before October 1. Address Hox 144, Star office. eon gee” JOR SALE—PRINTING OFFICE, COMPLETE, ‘Otto Gas Eaxine, good location; beat of mate: fauso fur selling ibealth For torus, WHITAKEK & JORDAN, 1417 F stu. wedi JOR SALE—STOCK—200 SSE oe Ce - 7 Ji SALE CHEAP, FOK CASA PHOT OGHAPSE Galery in Fredericksbure, © good bum Good chante forelive man” Address ©. ericksbune, Va eee seauiaes es JOR, SALE—WHOLE OF STOCK IN TRADE aT 493 Peuusylvauie ave. cousist ug t: unks, (revelltag 20%, SALE “OR EXCHANGE THE LARGENE at Ee id L head Quite wariecy of FE ew and secu -hand’ ry Clonee ‘creat bargaitis in ‘Lap Licbes snd Horse Mankets bert ot terme. “Gall vinced. W. F. GEYEK, 466 Pa ay. JOR BALE—JUST AKKIVED, & QUiGLev, in rear of 053 Dist nw. JOR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN France one at €140, sit new. Plaves, aan HESO WORCH & 00. BoumerPiavo ors allowed. a ¥o0 P87 cae PIANO EXCHAXGR, wet ae that [OR SALE—PARTIES IN NEED OF PINE on OAK ‘sbould commun cate with me before Stee eae eal ee ae : REE Fe cy, JOB SALE_FINEST ASSMTMENT OF PLEAS” ‘ebicies and business ‘iw the city, iowest pices, CPROBEN, “cor” Oth and ew ore sus 230 Bd wt. mw.