Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1888, Page 6

G@ STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, 25, 1888-SIX PAGES. a ee eee ‘The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vir- ginla fair, except on the coast hght rains: slightly ‘wanmer In the interior, stationary temperature on the coast; nortueasterly winds shifting westerly. Reap National Book-Bindery advt, on 2d page. ‘Tax Max Wxo Sar “Let me make the songs of a SS and I care not Who makes thetr laws,” had ved tn our time and been the publisher of the Ladies’ Home Journal and Practical Houseké a would have put pictures and stories and talks (Hot to Do Things) place of songs. For this Is the family age, the of home and of love—home- making, “home-toving. home.keeping—however a few may wonder. The spring of happiness is at home for those who find it out. Ten ceutsin silver — for September, October, November, De- ‘The October number is now on the news-stands— six cents, Lapis’ Howe Jouknal, Philadelphia, Loox at Rich’s Shoes, 717 For a full line of furniture, carpets and house- goods visit S. K. Buown & Sox, 20th and Pa. ave. a.w, Stove Rerares, Hardware, Sheet Metals, and House furnishing A. H. Youxs, Tta St n.w.. opp. P.O. Dep. Fuse OvEncoaTs $10, at Hollander Bros, Ovx Own and without hesitation we say the Dest made boys’ and children’s clothing in the city. School sutt ‘Eiseman 7th and Esta, ‘Manutacturing C Clothiers fand Tailors ALL HOUSEKERrERS should read Moses & Son’s advertisement in this paper of bargains in house furnishing goods, Bracrirci Lorgnetves, latest. Hempler’s, cor. 45. A Progressive CasPalgx— For Furniture, Carpecs, and Upholstery Goods. ‘The fail season has opened, and Ttake my Position in the froat rank, prepared to offer a line of re, carpets, and uphoistery goods in Which, for price and’ quality, competition ts open With any advertised price list. My stock is com- plete in every departipent, azd ail the noveities of ‘the latest styles, to which’ ask an inspection from Duyers before purchasing, as I am determined to ‘sell at bottom prices. 317 and 319 7.n st. n.w., furniture department. G82, 634, and 639 Dp St."n.w., carpet department. 311 7th St, n.w., upholstery and drapery depart ment. Wasnt B. WILLIAMS. MANY Banoaiws at Rich’s, 717 Market Space. PERrection xp Unsvnrassaste.—We ciaim in the varied stock in our Tailoring Department. ‘Suits toorder, $20 and $25. Eiseman Bros, 7th and E sis, Manufacturing Clotulers and Tailors. Caueu's Hare Uxprxwean, at Hollander Bros, How to Keer Wanw.—Why, its easy enough! if You buy Johnson's Stee! Platé Warm Air Furnace. Every oue guaranteed. A. S. JOMNSON, 1240 9th St. DLW. Five Porrnars. Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa. ave. W. H. Hioveutos & Co., 1218 F st. nw. Are anxious for you to ceil and inspect their new line of Furntiure, Carpet, and Upuoistery Goods. Price marked in plain figures. Come and judge for yourself. Ail prices quaranteed. Two eieva- tors, W. li. Hotwrox & Co., 1218 and 1220 F st. Dw, (Cnorce PanTatoons $1.50, at Hollander Bros. WE MAKE no idie boust, but we do know that line of suitings and ‘ouserings in the city. Pants to order $5. Eise- Man Bros., Tailoring Departinent, 7th and E sts, ‘Nokx better than Kich’s Shoes, 717 Market Space. CITY AND DISTRICT The Foundry Chautauqua Biected K. N. Filton president and Miss Carrie ‘Porter secretary and treasurer. ‘The coiored members of the school board con- Unued yesterday afternoon the investigation into the charges of inefficiency made by Principal Car- dozo, of ‘the High School, against his assistant, Mr. Brown. Ata meeting last night of the Workingmen’s Tarif Reform Club a committee, consisting of Messrs. Oyster, Bell, and Poweroy, was appointed to make arrangements for a public meeting. ‘The horse attached to a lumber wagon of W. T. Campbell rap away on Jefferson street, Anacostia, esterday afternoon and coilided with the w: of Jobo L. Diven, at the corner of Monroe and Har- Tson streets, deimolisitng it. Mr. Diven was seri- ously injured about the Lead and body. A Week from lW-morrow an excursion will be ven to River View by the police for the beuefit of policemen’s peasion fuud. Two youny Wasllogtoaians carried off honors at the Lehigh University, of Bethiekam, Pa, re- cently. At the class election in Christmas hall, ‘he seniors elected Mr. F. J. Carman, sou of Gen’ Carman, of this city, president of the class asso- i Me Gustav Ayres, ee EW. Ayres, the well-known correspondent, presi- @ent Of the class atuletic association. putea SE Net Bannon bat Watts, THE MAN WHO RAISED AN FXCITEMENT HERE TURNS UP IN BALTIMORE. ‘The police have learned tuat the man whocaused Some trouble at the Metropolitan Hotel Sunday morning is not Michael Bannon, jr., as he gave it himself, but Philip H. Watts, a grocer and liquor Gealer atBowle station, on the Baltimore and Poto- ‘mac Raliroad, about 17 miles from this city. Ac- cording to the information received by the police, Watts had some trouble about bis place when Jocal option was 1m force in the county and bis Case Was set for trial in Marlboro’ yesterday. It is Stated that he first went to Baltimore and drew is money from bank and then placed it in another bank under the bame of Michael Bannon. He Then came to this city, arriving here Saturday evening and Was arrested at the depot Saturday ‘Bight. After his release from the police station as Stated in yesterday's Stak he went to the Metro- itan Hotel, taking bis little cuild with bim. While at the potel be purchasd a dozen botues of | champagne, and sunday morning, wile under the | influence of tne liquor, he caused some alarm in The hotel and would Hot be quieved until the Policemen arrived and arrested Lin. The Baitumore Sux of this morning says: “A man who gives his name as Michael Bannon, jr., 1> locked up at the Western police station, charged | ‘With assaulting Miss Madeline Waxter, a young | lady, living at 223 German sircet. Sue Stated to | Lieut. Puliem that she was standing at the corner of Buitimore aud Eutaw streets with ber aunt, Mrs. Louts Myers, aud holding the latter's baby | While waiting foracar, when Bannon came up and effectionately asked tue name of the baby. | ‘He was told that it was Louise, and ten ne uied | ‘Ww take It from the young lady's arias. Its motuer —— ‘tue Daby aud rao to Miss Waxter’s home. | ‘Young lady toliowed, and was in turn followed Dy Bannon, who, she say's, tried to hug Ler. When she reached her doorstep ue grabbed her, and Mr. | ‘Waxter, who was sitting inside, heard the noise and caught Bannoo and held hun until a police- mab came. Al the station he said the young lady was bis wife abd tue mother of lus tnree children. States anaes saw r. Waxter says Wer 18 not married.” ———— PRISONERS SENT TO ALDANY PENITENTIARY.— Captains Kuss aud Crocker of the jail left last eveuing for Albany, having in charge Adolphus Burgess, convicted Juiy 12 of house breaking and feutenced to 8 years in the Albany penitentiary, and James Lawson, who, in March last was con” ‘Victed of house breaking and seatenced to 6 months 3m jail, aud on June 9 convicted of a similar (Offense and sentenced to one year at Albany. ‘MARRIAGE LiCEWsEa — Marriage licenses have ‘Deen issued by the clerk of the court to Allen M. Shepard, oC MU Sterling, Ii. aud Mrs Meda M. Willberger; Jas. T. Williams and Jeanie Wil- both of Richmond, Va.; W. W. Wakeneid and Adelia K. Michie, both of “Richmond, Va.; D. B. Hudson and Beulah V. Martin, btu ‘of Kich- mond Va.; Jas. B. Wall and Mattie J. Brigstock, ‘bow of Prince George County, Va. A HUSBAND StEs FoR 4 Divoxce.—Jonathan C. Calboun to-day, by Mr. W. ©. Stone, flied a bill for @ divorce from Verceieni Calhoun: ‘The petition Slates hey Were married at Walden, Muss, 6, 1869, and he charged that his wite bas been un- Kind abd undutiful to him; ‘hat she frequently averred that she wanted nothing to do with him, ‘and that in May, 1584, Without cause, sue deserted and abandoned liu, and recused to live wita Lim; and he also charges her With aduitery with some party in Walden. ‘Tux Brste SocteTy.—The board of managers of the Washington City Bible Society resumed their Monthiy meetings in the parlors of the Young Men's Christian Association last evening at 6 @elock, Kev. Dr. Pitzer, president, in the chair. Mr. Win. Ballantyne, treasurer, reported: Keceipts im ‘September from ‘St. Paul's’ English Lutheran eburen, $20.28; , $2210; Valance ID treasury, $57.20. The following grapus were inade: six Feicrence Bibles Ww Mr. Jax E Pugh, of Young Meo’s Christian As- sociation; nity Testaments to Young Meo’s Chris- Wan Asscciation for use In jail; Utelve Bibles to Freedman’s Hospital The president gave an in- Leresting account of his visit to the British and Foreign Bible Society House iu London during the convention of the world’s missionary societies in June, and exhibited a specimen of a verse of the Suppl of Joba printed in two hundred and natty ferent languages and dialects. err ¥ Ricuwoxp ExccxsionisTs MARRIED Hene.—Yes- — y a. €Xcursion train came Up ee ee Unree coupies of Lhe party procul ‘nal Uceuses and were wedded here, ABOtwer coup) 98 tae train, W.T. Hicks and Duicie A. Nash, of Fredericksburg, Va, had friends ia this city wita ‘Whom they stopped” last night, a ot eae we arn’ OF tele friends and =< FT — ‘Was “hung for Taerriageable young ladies in we Parga to fouow suit "Noae au ‘ais broad ‘Bint, however, and i ees ‘STOLE TuECoaT Vi a — AND Vaer Pao 4 SLEEPING May.— ‘woke his coat ad. vest ad bec selena ioe (Gufs and bat were oa tue grass near wheres had veca sleeping. iat evealag Detective Horns oD aoe OR Easioee eae ‘Police Court and was given eee May | aiue of grants tu July and Au- | AMUSEMENTS, NatiowaL TuEsTER.—It is a very simple story which the authors of “The Two Sisters” undertake to tell im their play in a simple and unmelo- dramatic manner. But in the effort to avoid the melodramatic they have neglected the dramatic, And the play in cousequence is without much force or attractive interest. The scenes are taken Up with dialogue, which contributes little to the movement of the plot, and the action is bunched in tableau style at the curtain. ‘The audience Which saw the performance last night was a large and good-humored one, and if it found little ex- citement iu the uneventful scenes, it lost no op- portunity of laughing at and with Johanna Dolan, Joe Baptisie La Flamme (very well played by T: H. Gray), and Hiram Pepper, which Frank Mor- daunt made fairly amusing’ and effective. Miss Lavinia Waite piayed the part of Mary, the good sister, With a naturalness that was gratify! ‘The singing of the Tyrolese quartette was a wel come interlude in the performance. . ALBAUGH's Orzxa HovsE.—“The Ruling Passton’ 1s a meio-drama ot the oid-fashioned out-and-out Sort, with no namby-pamby nonsence about it, ‘There is a perfect glut of villainy in it, inen two murders as a starter, and the only rellef from the luridity 1s the rather coarse come- dy of the first assistant Hebrew villain. ‘The me- chanical effects were well recetved in the upper rtlow of tue house, The play will be at Al- ugn’s all the week. HAKKIS’ BLOU LueATER.—There Is a breezy, un- trammeied freedom of farcical action about the incidents of “A Cold Day” wulcu took very weil With the large audience at Harris’ last night. The participants in the skit were fully alive to the re- juirements of the scenes and kept the stage and ‘house in something of an uproar all the time, ee ‘The High School, SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATRS FOR ADMISSION TO THE DIFFERENT CLASSES. ‘There are now about 1,250 pupils enrolled at the High School. ‘The annex across the street is in operation, and in afew days the machinery of the whole school will be fully started. Of 8 candi- dates who were examined las’, Saturday for ad- mission to the school, the following passed: G. H. Aimes, Lindsey Denison, Carroll Shipman, ad- mitted to the second-year class; C. E. Bentley and Robert H. Raymond to the third-year cl nd Margeret Barnes, G. 8. Ceuse, Mina Evans, Faxon, Mark Pisher, C. E. Green, Belle McKena, Chas. "Matthews, Mary Murtaugh, H. T. Porter, Agnes Sorrell, D.'B. Wilson, and Edgar Thornton to the Drst-year class. ———— Unlicensed Bars. ‘TWO CONVICTIONS IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY. ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Jos, Camp- bell, the grocer and Liquor dealer at 20th and R streets northwest, was placed on trial, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar. Mr. Campbell appeared for the defendant and entered a plea of not guilty. Oflicer John C. Daley, of the second precinct, testified that the defendant has a whole- Sale license. Some days ago witness gave two colored men money and saw them o in the de- fendaut’s place and get something to drink, Wit. ness saw theta pay for the drinks and saw the de- fendant put the money in the drawer. Wm. H.Jones, acolored Waiter, testified that he went into the defendant’s place with another colored man and Uhey got drinks with the money furnisued by the omicer, They first had gin and then they had Whisky and blackberry. “Are you a drinking man?” asked the judge.” “No, sir, I only drink occasionally,” replied the witness “How often persisted the Judge. “Idon’t make a reguiar practice of it,” was the reply. ‘Are you drinking now?” asked’ Mr. Padgett.” “Yes, when somebody else pays for it,” answered the witness, ‘Thomas Clayton, & colored schoul Janitor, who gave similar testimony, sald that he first com- menced drinking gin th Virginia when he was eh Years old. Ofliver Ferguson gave corrobor: ‘The court Imposed a Mine of $105 Appeal uoted. Andrew Neville, Who keeps a grocery and liquor store at New Jersey avenue and K street south- east, Was charged With & similar offense, Mr. C. Maurice Smith pleaded not guilty ior him. Geo. Clark testified that he bad purchased whisky in the deiendaut’s place by the haif-pint, and has on several occasions treated his iriends to beer and whisky. ‘The beer Was purchased by the bot- Ue and tue’ whisky by the drink. Several other witnesses testified to having purchased liquor by the driok in the defendant's piace. A fine of $105 Was lunposed. Appeal noted. Michuel O’Foole, 14th street, between M ard N streets aud Jas D. Dounelly, 14th and .E sereeta, were also c! with keeping ui and their cases were continsed one week. = ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. P. Lipscomb to District of Columbia, sub. 130, Sq. 155; $2,322. Babette Freirick to W. Fegan, Sub. 22, 8q. 536; $2,000. Joseph H. Histon, trustee, etal. to W. H. Manogue, sub, lots 21 and 22, sq. 124; $1,000. B. F. Leighton et al. to John E. Mas- ustee, lots 4, 5, and 6, block 30, Brookland; $675. Same to Mary L. Dana, lots 9 dnd 10, block 2 and 1, block 38, do.; $1,358.81, J. A. Massie, trustee, o Rosina M. Parnell, lois 5 and 6, block 0, do; B—. a COUNTERFEITERS FROM WASHINGTON ARRESTED ay Vincixta.—Four Italians arrived at Norioli, Va., Saturday morning on the Washington steamer, and later in the day Were arrested in Portsmouth for passing well executed $4 silver certificates. ‘They prevended not wo be able vo speak English, and their names were not obtained. Over $100 in ‘spurious ceruficates were found on the prisouers and $60 in good. —__ ‘The Courts. Equrry Covrt—Judge Oor. Today, Houllier agt. Houllier; sales finally ratified. " Spa:ks agt. Phillips; creditor's report confirmed and distribution ordered. Beale agt. Beale, Suewart agt. Stewart, and Fegley agt. Feg- iey; Vesumony ordered taken by E. Forrest. “Bolce agt. Boice; appearance ordered. King agt. Esse: auditor's report coufirmed. Affairs in West Washington. Reiger OF YELLOW-FEVEK SUFFERERS —A sub- senption pap-r is belag circulated among we olligers of Unis police precinct ior the relief oc tne Yellow-tever suiferers. Guaiy Keceir7s.—Canal boat Maryland arrived, With 1,500 busiieis Of corn aud 1,400 bushels of Wheat ior G.'T. Dunlop; canal boai Seweea arrived, Wit 1,800 Dusuels Wieat and 100 barrels of flour for G.‘r. Dunlop.“ Wueat suid on ‘change at 98c, to $1.01'a bushel; corn sold at Soc. a ousuel. Care Maxker.—Tue following sales of lve stock at Drovers’ Rest yesterday are reported: ‘Two hundred aad forty-four catile up and sold— est 414 Uae. Der ibs guod-d tod ve. medium, 33g Wo 4.3 common, 2g Lo Sige. igut bundre cid eignty-eight sheep and saul De 23g WO Bic. Per lb.; Lambs, 44 Lo G4; caives, 435 Wo 6c. ‘Lurty-one cows aud calves, §20 lo 360 euch, Market brisk. TEMPERATCRE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 M.—Great Falls, temperature, Tecetving reservoir, temperature, couuition at south disiribuiun.’ reservoir, tempera. on at north comnectién, 11 connection, 5; ture, 68; condition at influent gate-house, 11; con- dition ai eMllueut gate-Louse, 10. High tue in the Fiver to-day at 11:20 p. mn.; low Ude at 5 —_—— Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tux EVENING STAR. ‘To-paY’s KectstxaTios.—Tue registration of Alexandria city, under the new law, was begua this morning 1h the various wards’ of the city. The books Of the first ward were opened at No. 108 Prince street; tue second Ward at the old City Hotel, Royal street, opposite the market-house ; the Ulird ward at the County court-house, and the 4in Ward at MiMliton’s, on Columbus street, oppo- site St. John’s Acadeiay. The registration will continue daily for ten days No one who fails now to register can vote at tue Presideatial election unless be comes within some of the exceptions in the law. A puunber of Wasulngtonians, wie ba never lost their residence in Alexandria, alway: come down and register as voters,aud several have already done so, . ‘CiNctrT CouRt.—The Circuit Court, Judge Kett resumed its session this morulug. "The dseket be Deen calied and the hearing of civil cases is in pro- gress Tue suit of J, W. Greene agt. the Virginia Midland Kallroad has been assigued to be dever- inined by the court during vacation. ‘The suit of &. L. Brown agt. the Virginia Midland Railroad has been settled and ts taxen from the docket, ‘The court has dismissed the sults of H. Grigsby agt. F. Shanks and of Keleuner agt. Maddox, and Judgment bas been given tor the plainuif ih the arnishee process aguinst funds in the bands of G. A. Mushvach in the suit of John Powell agt, Jen nie E. Powell, | _Nores.—The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Engleharat, of West End, took place here tuts morning trom St Mary's cbureh, Rev. Fathers O'Kane and Keat- | ing officiating, and her remains were foilowed to | Une cemetery by a trong of friends. —The city's | regular apportionment of the state sehool fund | this year is $5,148.30 and that of Alexandria | County $1,545.88, veing the largest apportionment ever made by Use state to the schools —rhe | funeral of Mrs, John K. Roberts took place wis | aiternoou fromi ‘tue residence of her husvand on. Lee street.—Mr. Lemoine Tnnis, well known in Washington, died at his home of Seminary Hill Village, near thls place, yesterday.—Mr, Win, | Dariéy’has sold bis gardcn lot, near the city ceme- | leries, to Mr. Chas. Churchtnan.—Mr. Joun T. | Heudtrson, au Avexandrian who formeriy carried | ou business 1a Wasuington, has leased Robinson's | “archouse on the river front here and will open a Pickilng estabilshment.— Judge Keith has nade | & deesee of divorce 1a tire sult of N, K. Haddux vs, Susan E. Haddux, ‘The defendant is a recent resi- dent here and the husband, does not live here, — colored trainp named Chas. Juckson, charged With stealing clothing 18 ueld ia jail t0r fur her ‘XauMinal! ou.— Jas. Campbell, colored, has been Sent to Jail Six months for Weapons. ——»—___ ‘The emigration of cooites to the French colonies tm We East has been by order of the gov- ETmment, France having declined te submit Ld tbe Britisu coloaies - ebica ir. Alexander Blanc, M. P., who was serving a ‘term of six mouths’ Laprisoninent in Londonderry jail for enticing tenants. to ace Pownm, ‘The powder never varie A marvel of purity, ‘trength, apd wholesomeneas. More economical than ‘the ordinary Binds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘Wilh the multitude of low test, short weight, alumor Hhcephate powéers, Sold only tn cane, Boral Basra Fowpus Co, 106 Wall ze. Iran across Jesse D. Grant, the youngest son of FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR ‘OR RENT; 8-ROOM FURNISHED H “USE, FALLS RENT—1028 25TH 8T.. NEXT TO PENN. RENT—CHEAPEST HOUSES IN CITY, 141 ; 9-room house pear 4iu and B sts. pe, and basement: finiabed in Alth st, nu. w., only $33.50 per mo. 12 rooms, on fur house, 206 Delaware avenue, | hard wood: heated by furnace; open fire-piaces; 10 - Mmp. "2414 Tet a w..G rome was abd water, MePHUTCHING £ COs 181 Fat sels See rene ‘collar; 843. Apriy to 0. F. NOKMENT. O17 Leave. sot 3* #17. R RENT—446 NEW JERSEY A r OR RENT—204 PENNA aVE 5 .0-KOOM ‘basement brick: 7 rooms: all modera meee a Fine ‘all mi. @40; with stablc EALE mente B50. MM PAREN, 1418 F ot Te = ARHIS. 1u2d Pat tow. a R RENT— bd r=. Foe BEST—UNFoRNTaED 'N,W. cor. Zand D sta. ne, 13rs, brick, m.t. ii 10 N. ¥. ave., Sx. mut 4) $04 NH ave. Gra, mi. Bf fever, Fi an st. m2, (ex ee eal 33s S HOUSES THOS GC HENSEY, 437, 1402 Mass. We 1GLS RK 9225-¢038 tee Pabnie | Haren soca "Fairs. Baths 1407 JOR RENT— aed ik RENT—2011 PORTN! =s. - ‘We offer a furnished house on Rhode | Ofices, Tom bck: imaders improvemeuta, STRUT Inland ave., “between 17th and ‘Sch sta. a most de rear. ise scci® | H_GKAY £00,030 ¥ at. 22°30 Bion. awe parices dinng'rocre, sight Dot rooms EG CUTTER & 00. oR RENT— B10 38 st aw Tr 022.50 HILL & JOHNSTON, = ia 1423 Pot | H°1710-21 Got. n.w_065/1413-15-17 West. 025-8 1603 Penn. sve. nw._ | }/OR RENT—HOUSE NO" 213 MARLAND AVE: a) ee EF ear East Capitol Grounds.” very. deaurable; 14 ‘4 besuliful house on 16th st. north of Scott Circle, | Foci, tncluding bathroom and collar; rut $90; ker R RENT —231 13TH 8ST. SW, CK. Gen. Grant, in a hotel corridor uptown a few days Fesso G16 220 at nw Adon €30.50: 020 ago, when he told me that he had been for nearly 22d st n.w., 9 rooms, 835.50." Inquire 403 7th st, @ year located permanently at San Francisco, a= ree ce where he is engaged in promoting a number of WHF | EGG lo11s Pa. ave, 5e., $20.00 | _se22-3t ee mining enterprises. His family is there, and his teen rooms; modern improverent in 4 mi. 60.67) 1213-17-25 30th. 49 | JQOR RENT—1719-21 G ST. NW. NEW. HALF Visit to New York was only a flying business trip. | PAT; utS73 ver month. Apply to THOM, J FISHER | cor. 23 sii 0r,. square from State Department: tea rome, fur. great dealor ees (ripe | &00.. 13z4 F at. vw. se25-6t"_ | | storeand i rat ke ~ , and to 10 H anente: 950 | 1748 bee ; so Oe aaa nee, | permontl -Ae-A: WILSON, 3000 G at bw. = fe Haan ENT_FURNIGHED, 8 ROOM 's that Jesse is t cl lerpal RB RENT— CORCORAN ST., FROM ‘1. 2 bo lor hase ther, and gives generat’ ¢rasise or oer Tak of Hovernen rest desirable ‘residence, com. HT Ket. Dermananiy. “Also 5 furuished rooms for Diance than any of the Grant boys. COL Grant is | ‘ining 12 rooms with. room ob sae floor, with | 2131 K at. Fong, Inguire MiS. PHILLIPS" store befor 3 pam. is father w: and both the parlor aud library ; house in good repair; well me aO$} Rs 2 4th st. pow. sozu-lw* ‘it, “Buck” Grant ashe | wa,benled: plumbing in good order. THOS. B. | 77 FOR BENT OSFORNTSBED— arene ck hair and whiskers, | On next FOU ROOM FRAME HOUSE. PRIGE | 3104 stable) wenn $135) 1905 19th oe $3 babe Jesse has the sandy complexion and hir- Fe 50; 1610 Crescent st. n.w, Cail next ¢ '. OF B17 Masa ave... > Bi an ower, at 1109 deh at. nw. iO. RYER Te 3 toma Girls 383 & R RENT—TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OR y House, cor. 18th 3 room, near Con ven Feu per i fay Coun. ay.)----108.33 1300 300 ‘AWTNR TWO Taree Ong1;000 per year. Address BALTIC, Star ofice. ra oul. aver cn 100, A package containing $10,000 was shipped June 1, 1886, by the United States Express Company from the Union National Bank of Cincinnati to the Van Wert National Bank of Ohio, and when Opened at Van Wert was found to be stuffed with Paper and cotton batting. An investigation was made by the general superintendent of the com- pany, Calvin Cone, in Cincinnati. On the theory that the package had been doctored before leaving the bank payment was resisted by the express company, against which suit for the amount was brought ‘in’ the United States court at Toledo. ‘The ‘company was beaien, Judgment against it entered, and the money A year ago Col. John "Byrne, of Buffalo, general detective agent of the express company, became convinced ‘hat the bogus package lad bven substituted for the genuine one at Greenville, Onlo, by Jobn F. ‘Murphy, who, at the tine of the robbery, Was em- ployed asa driver by the United States Express agent at Greenvilie. Murphy lett the employ of the company in June, 1887, under suspicious cir cumstances, and aiter leaving made no effort to ket work, though he was not known to have any means. On the 1st of August, 1887, Murphy jeit Greenville, wandered through ‘the West, settlin; finally with his family at “Artesian City, Me: County, Kan., where he ran a country store, lived tr ease, and paid cash tor all his purchases. He Was afrested at his home, He had considerable money on his person, but could not tell where he gov it, He was taken on the first train to Hutehin- sou, 150 miles, to avoid habeas corpus proc edings. ‘Then a search of the house was made. When Col, Byrne tried to move a center-\able in the parlor, the Lop of It came off and $6,450 of the stolen greenbacks were pulled out {rom a hollow table leg. Murphy’s wite, standing by, cries, “My God! he’s guiity.” While being taken’ back to Gree! Villee Murphy confessed. “The money package, he Said, Was delayed at Greenville and had to ein the ‘vault over nigut. Before morning he had prepared a package of cotton and sawdust, and, When he received tne original package to transter it to the messenger, lifted a seal with Lis peuknife and inserted thebogus stuff in place of the cur. Tency, then heated the seal with a match and resstd It back. | Murphy, who ts thirty-two years oid and a Methodis: Chureh member, has executed buls of sale of is Kansas property to the express company. oor FUNERAL oF WiLtiaM Wankex.—The funeral ceremonies over the remains of Wm. Warren, the actor, took place yesterday in ‘Trinity churc! Bostén, The edifice was crowded, ‘The fi tributes were lavish and beautiful. Among the noted Ie nt were Mayor O'Brien, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holines, Justice Devins, of’ the su Court, Henry R. M. Field, Jonn G. Gubert, Charles Barron, Hon. John F. ‘Andrew,, Hon. Léopold Morse, Charles Levi Woodbury, Prot, J. W. Churcuill, of Andover, anda large number of representatives of Boston theaters. The services were conducted by the Rev. Phillip Brooks, Pore Boon Is absolutely necessary in order to have perfect health. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier, quickly, ‘conquering sctofula, salt rheum, and all other insidious enemies which attack the blood and undermine the heaith, It also builds up the whole system, cares dys- yepsia and sick headache, and overcomes that tired feeling. “I have taken two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla for salt rheum and dyspepsia, with which I was troubled very much. After taking this medicine I am feeling as well a8 ever in my life.” G. W. Rose, Pottaviile. Pa, N. B. Ifyou want a good medicine, wet HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, $1 Prepared only six for 85. by ©. L HOOD & CU., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CITY ITEMS. Delaware Grapes! Delaware Grapes! Fresa invoice direct by fast express, from the celebrated vineyarcs of L B. Seeley, on Canan- daigua Lake, N.Y. These Grapes are very fine, and are of the same kind Mr. Seeley uses in making his celebrated Delaware Wine, and for which we are also Agents. We have Wine from his vintage Of 1870, and offer It cheap. M. & P. MerzcEr, 1 417 7th street norunwest. Medicated Underwear, at Hollander Bros. 1 Fire, Fire. Fire. 8. W. AUGENSTEIN, 817-19-21 7th st, n.w, $25,000 worth of crockery, glassware, &c. dam- aged’ at our late fire, must be dispo-ed of in 10 days, aud io order to do so will sell same at your own figures | Read a few sample prices ecorated tea-sets (smoked), $2; decorated chamber sets (smoked), $1.05; decorated dinner sels (damaged), $6.50; decorated covered vegetable dishes, 33; porcelain covered vegetable dishes, 25e; 3 dozen goblets (smeked), 12c; 2, 3,or4-quart buckécs, 4c; 34 doz kulves and forks, 35c; 3 doz. kuives and forks, better quality, 7c; French china decorated cuspadores, 40c; Mason's pint trutt-jars, 4c; Stone preserving-Jars, per gallon, 6c; 34 dozen. decorated cups and saucers, 34¢; lava cuspadores, 10c; and tens of thousands ocher goods at prices never before heard of. A full line of agate iron- Ware at 25 cents on the dollar, Call early and se- ‘cure the best bargains. Remember the place 18 AUGENSTEIN’s, 817 7th st nw. t ‘Thove Who Mave Tried the “Grand Repub- Uc” Cigarros say “Their like has never been seen for the price.” ‘For sale by all first-class dealers, Wholesale agents, Lvcus & Bro. 1 Children’s Suits, $1.98, at Hollander Bros, 1 Sewing Machines Ke] red at your house. Send postal to W. Funk, 3% Good Machines, $0, $10, and $15, Over SO Yearw’ Experience has it Cashmere 1m soap making Bouquet to ts present perfection. No wilet soap equals it. LWw2w Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th & H. Special Notice to Dealers. It will pay you to take advantage of the great fire sale now going on at Augensteln's, 817 7th st, n.W. ‘This is a chance of a lifetime, ‘Terins strictly cagh. iL Cash Prices, ‘On and after this date we offer first-class Meats at the following low 15¢., 4% Ibs.; Round Riv Koast trom 10c. to Steak, 50c.; Sirloin Steak, 15c.;’ Corned Beet, 6 to .; Creamery, best, 30c. 10c,; Best Print Butter, ‘Tub, 23¢. Orders tor Fish ana Oysters taken every. day at lowest market prices, We have a fine stock 0f Coffees, Sugars and ‘Teas at low prices. New York Market, Cor. 3d st. and Indiana ave. 3 8. L. Hooves, Prop’r. Peerless Are the best, Sold by pro eoly Dixen’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m ——— er rr Rear For Bosrxesa STINEMETZ & SONS, BX: AND. 1237 Pennsylvania ave. aud 413 13th st. After making exiensi yement our ee etc aettageartne we peomeeh TUMN HATS. Sole agents for this city’ of Hats bear: ing the traiewarks of sai = YOUMANS, KNOX, » Norices Silk Hats, s5to en, © Derby Hats, g 50, $4, and 85. Freel supply of ‘and Sik Umbrelias, with Sil- ‘Crooks. ‘se7-1m THE CONCORD HARNESS, if vel and eve conetastiy' hafar stun hlepreted Harneay pe td 3” alee ; the W! Sez iT which LUTZ & BRO, oA Sa SE H. D. Bu, 2 rere era Taare cw cove whi7 1632 K st. (overtook: inw Far.” Sq. 1921 16th at. Rk RENT—HOUSES, 100 22200 100, Skat'gh'k, N. Y.av.8300)1315 M 2017" 10 | 1273 poe et 116 Coun. av. it. 83.33) fur. Wilcox Court 4r...”..9:50 | [512 N 188, st. Dw. Fora iulilstapply WESOOTT & WILCOX, 5 ere = 1907 Paave mie. _ Fe RENT—THAT BLOCK OF NEW FOUR-ROOM Drica <iwellinas on corner of 4th and Lata. ne: cheap to perumnent tenants iLeY DEEBLE, 1319 F st. 22-3t between Q aud Coi modern improvements © Apply to GEV. C. ©0., 813 15th st, over Nat Met 1327 E. CAPITOL ST,. 12 ROOMS cellar aus! furnace, in perfect order, $45.60; 407 E- Capitol st... 10 rooms and cellar, in perfect order. 40.50; 418 and 420 oth st. ne. 6 18.80: St. n.e..6 rooms, $18.40; 816; 1000 North Carol #8. $33: 625 North Carolina ave. 825.35; 200 A st. me, 14 roo houses have the usual modern conveniences. KOHREK, 302 East Capitol st, c JOR RENT—1200 N 81. N. W. rosid nce, completely turpished: Giudiug bath, 8150 per month, "A redueti made for two years, Apply to B. H. WAR! ©O. for permit’ to Ths JOR RENT-NEW AND NEWL [house in a convenient portion of West rnd; near White House; rent $100 per mouth by ‘BM. WAR! se22-3t" i 3341 Corcoran si., 9F.745) STORES, OFFICES. &2 Store 1227 D st.n.w.,.850|Store and cellar 2126 T4th st. vow... 839.50 50|Store ana dwelling 1003, 45| Hat, n. e, Ors. 25 5 Vernon how. rin Shop 804 B st. nw. 30,401 7thist, 2d Mr F. [Cellar 1543 M st. nw. ‘The above is ouly a portion of the property on my books.” For full list cull at office for bulletin iseued on a 15th TH WAGGAMA: 166 66, Cot 1G.66 Gine location). K st, bet 17th& 18th. Hats bet. 17the1 Suh Con ‘Dupont Girel Scott's R. 1"ave, | Cire coll ‘and Conn. ‘ave.......300 Fst, bet 17th & YSth..75 Cor. F and 19th n:w-./200 14th st. bet. Vand W...40 Other furnished and unturnished Houses, to which we ask attention. Toms, bath, and cellar; concrete 20.50 # mouth,” Iuguire at store uext door. se: 301 ‘HED ENT — FURNISHED OFFER FOR rent, by the season or year, the residence of the late Chief Justice Waite, containing 16 rooms, elescantiy and completely furnished. For permit to inspect ap ply to JAMES A. BALiS, 1407 F stu. w. sezo-2w _ 9022 1503 Fenn, ave. {OK RENT—1528 OST. NW. £50 PER MONTH. Apply to J. J. SHEDD, 1507 Kuode Island ave, 2 Sadlieegs "_au30-th.s, 1,6 Fok BEST POUR NEW SIX-KOOM | DRICK houses on 7th st, between Virginia ave. ami Lat. fe; water in yard; nmt $1100. LOWE & NELL, 308 East Cap tol st." {OR RENT—10-KOOM BRICK, NORTHEAST COR 10th and O sts. n.w, with ‘stable, $70. without staple, 865: convenient to tree lines of care; 1h per. fect condition. C. B.CAY WOOD. 916 F st nw. 810-6" FOR BENTGELPGANT, PARTLY FULNINHED three-story Brick House, near the Capitol 0 a Month; or if sold at once 4.000. Location first-clasa. Address CAPITOL HiLL, stur office. sexes Fen ST-146 A ST. NE. BRICK HOUSE; Just finished handsomely improvements: (1248 10th st. nw. 8 story brick; water, bat hw. WM. F. HOL OR REN modern improvements gen titepidces, STEIGER at. JOR RENT—1731 FBT. t modern improvements: heated ‘also open fireplaces; nicely papered throughout and, in FUMIE. STEIGER & LIRBEKMANN, 1203 eight roows aud bath; within’ oue square Unite te Ca ‘830 per mout. BR. M. MOKRISON, 121239 F st. aw. sez2-3t R RENT— ‘Turee-story nine-room brick House, modern im- Provements, 1324 Sth st. n.w., $40 per month. ‘Three-story brick House, inodern improvements, 14155 Q at, uw., #45 per month. ‘Three-story abd back building eleven-room brick House, modern, timpruvements. corner nty, large 2528L st B.w, m “Apply to PRS WEEK & co., pe 1505 Pa. ave. st & RUT! "RD, JOR RENT—1527 AND 15201 8ST. N.W., __sel1-3w* 1307 F at. B month; 1457 8 at, 9 roome, $35 per month POR RENT—B H, ROBERTSON. 1515 UBT. N.W. se22-3t A T4239 F st. FURNISHED. a 3 1 500 1904 18th st. ( 7 Foe Ri 8r cit RNiGHT, 607 77H sr 1.500). # 1006 N st. n.w., fine House: nine rooms, bat Be cellar: large yard: all in eood order; #50. 3 XN Zod JOR RENT_SEARLY NEW 2-STORY AND CEL- (as ir reer 17: ath Jat corner Brick Dwelling in northwest section Ogu 5g HOLS Lothat.. P dwelling Convenient to street cars “208.33. 1721 Rhode: CS Pe UNFURNISHED, 915G 2026 PES: e EARLY NEW 2-STORY AND CEL- 9 E aaa GRR rer brick dwellii 48 Rartuwert-secucn a CORAN ST; Zonvenieut to atrect cars: parlor, dinine-rooms au improvement; ia pertect ander fronts south sent | ¥ Shove: cellar ‘under ‘whole house’ imnmuctiate pecee, proveients, fronts. Sbove. cel Ouse, tmamnediate posces: a SSHOS. i: WAGGAMANS | 4 3 | mon. pear $37,0 per mo. TALEK @RUTHEME ORD, ~ sel orth Caroliua ave,, half square {rom Pebnsylvaula 416.67 | A possession dct App a ave cars: house 40 feet trout: 6 large and? staal ug | ator 714 15th st. aul rooms: 2 stories, celiar aud ell unodern improvements: B33 Reated’ oy a furuacer large splendid f"00 350 27:50. 0s. Ee WAG 400 eeeim pa : 200 Foes EAN ST, MODELS 4 Prec KOOM Keak PAVERED THROUGH: o ay i 3 rane ‘The, above Houses can oe exaynned prom se24-Ot STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st jouses can og examuned oy pormat {i cur office ouly, i iH RENT OR SALE—THAT | FIKST-CLASS 1324 F st nw. Louse, 113 Ist st. ne. fronting Capitol Park: re- lorgau; hollow walls, hard- RENT—UNFURMISHED— finisit, steans heat, plate lass, aud a No. 1 house, Ps W: C'DODGE: 400 “Sursk. Key 116 B toe. segens oi eS Isis? Jet CK KENT—740 11TH ST. N, W., 12 ROOMS, 1304 i. ceilar coucreted, new furnace, painted and )apered iis throughout; all in the very best order. Inquire on Aty premises. Price, $60. sez St 10 Davidson ally, Brick House, roows. , Brick House, 7 rooms. POH RENT—A. NEVEY-FURNISHED, (SE aes 10th room house, with all improvements. 1306.1 st. Apply within, nes 50: H st me., Store and Dwel 40 a H22-6t FRANCIS HUFTY, 13 Fst. a OK RENT—TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK, } —“ ge OR ERE, 10) Feta BoD knw mas ech iepereds convict | ROR RENT geuehtorhood 800. "Sevenrroom bry window Brick, | 2°91 12tuatn,w 10r855 607 24 at nc. 6 EARS Neen Ave ave ta "ower HOS | abe Samat = 49) tase nasi = ‘HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, 1328 9TH wall mn improveaments "aud conve- 302 Ct. ne, Br... Hod C st me, Br. B00 Cat me, Br 0. HOLTZMAN. REAL ES. ‘Broker, 10th and # ats. .w. BY NE. CORNER Lic lines. Gra, ‘alley; terms easy; Dt mi Sr ptosis 130K st. slay Seine OT enema | ‘of the yon my ‘office for bulledin imaued ob {ees THUS. E. WAGGAMAN SALE—BRICK HOUSES ON EASY, MONTH the ist aud 13th, wymbeute Tausiug iM price! 000 to Prrovures home” "whickoN a. The above books. For full bet Fe oe 307 70K SALE — FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON New York avenue, troutage ob 8, umproved Bine-rooin brick, ope seven-room ‘brick, and ° -room brick, with store; also ground for three more houses: wii rent for $08 per month, —Loce- on rapidly increasing in value, being on line of i electric Tosd. Price, $18,000. MacGOW AN & CAM BELL, 1008 Fst or25-3e {OR SALE — FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND LoT by 100; 803 Grantave. A. F. BAKKER, 1213 F Serb SER HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, 100. Et t topul LIAM MAYSt. 5 pc wt, Fb Sb FINISHED SEWO HANDSOME Stores, 637 and 639 Pennsylvania ave. 5. @; each haan five Sousecond floor, fitted up for lio: keeping, with kitenen. bath, ot aud cold ‘water, Both store and dwelling are thorouchly heated b) iur- which is dry, well ventilated, and if. tate 20 tect trout each, Price, 657 300; 6339 $8,000, three 4-rocm Brick Houses im alley in rear of Peon- lvania ave. aud 7th at. «e.; rented sion wit ee of South, H nae, . a5 SWOKMSTEDT & BE sel4-6t JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A FIN: MOFy, sev nee! building, baseme ments: on M st, 1 hey, For HOWEK 1119 THLFE- valk s 4 SL, Det. 4th an for $18 per mouth, DAVLD v. STONE, 800 sees ht OR SAL bricks (ail rented) rentiug for $1,990 per annum, jmp ood jocati "917 200.0 Termin, 67.900 otal wd Valance on lovg ‘ine. ‘This a great bargain, GhO, W. LINKINS, 190 aud H sts, 22-6 ROR SALE— 2014 Hi stn. w.,8 rooms, lot 26.31140 to alley. very ch ap. 85,500. 2108 H si, uw... 12 rooms, lot 20x122, 86,000. 3 frames, 22d at, bot 1 abd Pa. ave, lot 2xi05 to 30 18. alley, #4,000. st oh tibet: {ih and 19%, 8 rooms lot 20.0x147 to 2 %e ) Ht. nearZist, frame, 6 rooms, lot 21x82 toalley, G st, bet, 20th and 21st, 12 rooms, lot 201120.83¢to 16 ft. alley, $10,500. i 1Uth st, frame, 3 rooms, lot 20x105.10}5 to 20 ft alley, $1,100. ‘And umber of other Send for list. GEO. W. LINKINS, 10th an@ Hts. se22-6t ORK SALE—NO. 1412 MASS. AVEN(E—A FINE Story and English basement brick house: con- tains 13 large rooms and 3 cellars: bas latest improved steam-heater; very best plumbing. Basement ‘Two tine ‘rooms, toilet room, store room an First Foo"—Parlor, library and dining room. Second Fioor—FoUr lange chabibers, sth and toilet room, "Thin Floor—Thres lance chambers, ‘Transoms ower doors abd windows, house buflt of the very best material and, under the iiumediate supervis sion of the owner: open Bre-places aiid handsome wood tuantely with appropriawe in each room. fremt Sud buck ‘stairway: mpeakina ‘tubes, wide ball wort and south expomure; lot 202105, a beautiful house and “For pelos terms, and permit to ing . por terms, and peru apply to Tr eR 22-6t 304 F atu! w. JOR SALE—THAT ATTRACTIVE AND DESIIE able northwest corner Property 13th and Nts, 130%, ts tor sale oF lease for five years: suitaule fora Seuator, Kepresentative. Cauinet Officer or Judge; it is an elegant eleven-room four--tory, mawsard ad bay wirdow brick house: lot =o" a100 ft: south front sid casteids exporure. it is in good condition, gud was sub- Stanuaily Duilt for the owper,wh fortabie and convenient: larve lexi tt 17x40 ft.. wud diniug-room 17x18: lange ary ood furnace, latrole, Taure, low-iown erate, ot aud cold water connections Vacant south-fromt corner lot, 2454x100 ft uaviine parking 222100 fe facing east anu scuth, will be sold Mt th house or separate” Ur, Bounce could ue put ©n this’ lot and ‘® good price. Apply, to, OWNER seze-st The adjoming | | | JPOK LEASE CHOICE SQUARE 0 Brat = a NE BUUDING LOT ON ka 20x24 to BOM alley, southers expo Poprtey A. cheat ot B “ — Pree ae < omy fon Red ave north, 0 ft frowt, at Te. perth, Aimy lots tm Columba Betts, Meridia: Hol, Sh “foe and Forest int Park aie THOS. G. HUABEY, 1226 Fst. ne Prat W SYN Os Tgivtetn chose nertnwestsmticnas Loh ane aud Concoran win” no reanoniable ates T. LEIPOLD, 1491 F to = on oer JOR SALE CHEAP CHOICE LO : Fcierewat:ecod onsen Mpa arent Money to loan on resi estate at 5 Wikba 1319 Fee JOR SALE—FINELY LOCATED LOT, POR L o > VSL. wear 1Gu on ave, Umiproved hy tes 125 whe Sectione ot it ail Secticun of! the k WESCOTT & WiL0o! s015-106t_ wMI00? Penweyivanieaw, pe OL Haniiouds mew ODLy 30. per tort Oe hea Pond, se22-1we 1a Pat ia ave. car, wer B15 per anouth A ork ave. GHOLNDON 1 upe of the best aud tuvet rapidly impres tng Doruous of the uorthwestors #ecton af the ci suitable for a floret oF other bus. bes. ext or BH. WARNER & CO, Fok AS TESTION: nook Piteby advancing. Now in ‘at oruriual Dricen. “Unk « D0 per lot sd Sater. oly Sajacemt to wew Un and secu: MCLACHLEN & , re ELDER, 122'F soi-am QUK SALE LOTS AT BKOOKL Fiusr sia ‘jou (hort of euis. Met kek paste Cattle Cutveraity « eet} sai) termn. FOr pat culars apy to WALAL & WilsUN Lode Fat 2 ot SALE—CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN Mot “ana, OMiy 8500 excl. sual cash jay Jie BERT PY Fos SALE BEAUTIFUL Lore 1s nitntpad, at 12th and Boundary ste Yor wale at bangaiu. Mwai Camb pay Menta, JOMK Cine, low Luterest BEALL, BROWN & CO. auld. 1s Fat FOK SALE — MISCELLANEOUS STOCK, GOOD WILL LEASE, A sialyl locate. local trade ver leaving city ou account halt cant Galance a easy pay uicuts tar ative. Fetal A DIAL, LOT OF CALPEN TERS tools will be sold at auction at 1419 KING BOXES. BASEMENT OF Wk PALAIS KOVAL, corner Peumaylvania te: Ca be ser brug swore, Avexandria, V ok SALE — CHEAP: fire-proof Sate «lew days STABLES 1 A GOOD SFCOND-GAND vousbinat iene Jock amd ‘Aude ne So OK SALE—SECOND-HAND BAFELY BICYCLE Ki teh Sette alt overs ta are sine eae Ga ‘Van be seen at the store of GLU. 5. ATWALEM & OU. 1206 Penuxyivania ave. ic JuR SALE—AN ELEGANT SPAN OF CARKIAGH Horses, thoroushly. br city tne, Weill, 4.3800 pouuds cack. will be sold, an the vwuer teaver for Burope soon,” Lnguire wf WOOd BAG THERS, 1620 M wt. m. Also a few cheay: horses for wale. Inquire as above. Fg, SAGA TINE Hons, seven ‘Also. 5 ‘Ailarene RAPID, Star office, oF call at McCAULEY'S Livery Stable, O st, vetween th and 10th wat ie JOR SALE—HORSE, HAKN AND WAGON. ‘Horse el-ven years Old, will work anys here. wsun Will carry 800 pounds, Price, @85. Will well together orseparate 707 16th st n,e at Fok, Sate chara coop | SYEAR OL ng OF driving Horse suitable for lai oF sea eum, ‘sind © handacme Victoria, Carriage, Carriage Harness Livery, Wiiw and Lay Robes. aise, « Kool Busyy and Buggy Harness. Wil: sell together or sere rately to suit purcimser” EDWIN A. NEW Graut Place. Call between 8 aim aud 5 p.m. #2 EK E-STEAM OYSTER BOX, CAPITOL IS Ant wt. me, as 30k SALE—A GOuD =QUARE MANO, VERY cheap. Owner lew~ing tue city. Apply at 117 Peun ave. nw, unetaire Coren }OL SALE—PsicHo PATTERN, SAFETY BICy ‘le, new, best Luglish anade, with best Eiwlishy ‘rue Lau), Satchel, 100i aud Bell: cheap. Avis st SOU Gui st. aw, eee FOES SEL EIN RIDING AND DRIVING Mounts Fivery fast; ns wipe iy Sear old. king, in aap hese, periectiy subi.” Por particulary edaveae ie SW. KALE. Hamilton, Va OK SALE—A LARGE OYSTER aND CHO yrange, ned but a tew mouths. cost 300; ‘will mr for @i 75. all or adarems O22 Ent Lowe mea JOR SALE CHEAP—HANDSOME LANGE Pri a hafe with burger proof chests. suitable fap ‘Bauker: Keal Entate |e or betel ,cau beeen 1331 F at aw rarer Fok SSE 2 ROOM HOUSE Mt ST, BET. 47H anid 9th, 14100, $6,000. Frat. DL Vib abd Luck, 6-room frame, 224153, ne. bet. Band Csts., a mice 2-story and base- ment 7-roomi brick, in portect urder, 83,500. Mass. ave. n.¢., near 7th st., ice S-story brick, lange parking. #3 Ail trade, lot of ground in Georgetown, S houses, renting for #090 per year, $5,006. fate? lot north side Q st., 205100 to alley, #2 per sg. oot. Cor, 24 and C sts. ae., that fine new 3-story brick an ange store, cellar ghd 7 roome. x6: Lieut lovation, MAcGOWAN & CAMPBELL, ~ 1008 F ROE SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS P erty that will rent wut, ane, est stands in South Wastin: Fie 83.000 st La JOR SALE—CHEAP—AY 8-it00M HOU: is|21 duckeon aa nes Bs ep ne 5 S|Stable, 1604 14th st. st. nw. OF. ...18, 1231 22d at. nw., Or. 1233 22d at, n.w.. 61 3 184: WASHINGTON DANENHOWER. My 1115 F Bu = ‘[2y vith st. nw. — Fst 530, fictst fpr 50 100 100 sth st. Jefferson Tacs, eat Conn: aver 10r and ba £100 | 7396 Core North Oaritol st, near Capitol Parke Soe ie? | 2102 §-room house aud store, cor. Ist and D sts iw...-30 831k, Cay ‘S-Foom house D st, near Isi, ready Oct. L.--ss..040 149, §-room house, cor. alle 233 941 Fst. 85 | 1304 re! > | 1534 heated by’ 9 | 18 ke see Elegant rooms. in 3] igt8 R RENT HOUSES— 1620 Bdst.Gr. wt. 2009 Q at. mW, 909 Sot st. y yap 30 ed 4 ess ‘STUiES. 7A9 Lithat. nw. 2r.. Frey 1308 senificent story, Sun L703 Ps av-store......050 a” S319 it jun 1703 Pa av.. | wptiding, pera Uith ab. Paavy store. Ad 25| and flats ‘av., store. 17th wb: Pa av: store..-13 F clown $6 X. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ats. nw. Sy 0h "776", PICKLING, 1204 ed ok ike FOE BENT 0 ATH Sh NGM THREE tories aud basement, 12 rooms,Queei Anne house; Font @30. Apply to seb ery improvements; Owner, 1104 E st. nw. FOR SALE—HOUSES. OB SALE—BARGAINS-A MAGNIFICENT HOUSE. wv. 3 R RENT—OCTOBER 1—TWO-STORY BRICK st n.w., Or".22 80 213 Qat.n- 2 Folouse, 1908 ith st u.w, com six rooms | 466 Wash.stin.w ,0r22.89 648 Cot. cesar, gooube oodlarer sheemn beet nod avegy pesemniseoutes pia et ere ie BH. WAKNER & CO. 916F stinw. | sence: alsoseveral mediuniand small houses, THOR. papered and in No, 1 condition; rent, $30.30, a TON CARUSI, Atty-at-Law, Rooms 3 aud 4, 1006 F. fvoroome: rent $1650" im advances neod conaitiga: | JOS, BENT_DWELLING 1127, 20TH St. N.w. | "sottd-3tt ‘Apply to owner, 1507 Sth st. n.w. 2 MegipSehukee@ances- oe SxEE 300 3D ST SEA HANDSOME NEW SSS ae commer dweiling, 10 rooms. m 1: ve ach, yk RENT— 413 D ne., 6r..m.i..20.30 | itol and new ‘den rable; terms euay. desirable sor small feunily ; chimore | F°iaio ft ave 117.975|aredilayad 80 TUEISRELL & MCLERAN, 1008 F ve, door. 1714 15th st, nw. 6 ir, mi PF 1B RENT — 1537 14TH ST. N.W., COMFORTABLE 3.cgory brick dwelling esioon parlor. 9. roumeibatia: | 240 Seas: large dry cellar; Yard; ‘sician or anil » AN, ON Et RED AT ower Hiner: rent, 64. OWNER, 411 15th etu-w-ses2-1 we He teon F OR SALE-A. BARGAIN TF SOLD. AT ONCE— R RENT—A NEAT SEVEN-ROOM BAY.WIN- | 40 th st. nw; lot 223119. For gw ‘house: convenient to cars, berdics, aud war ‘HEL KAN, 1008 ket, Keys on premises, 1504 16th st. u.w. se2z-3t" J 0k SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCES IN 16TH ST, PRESSED BRICK ‘convenient and pre ot ,Cupato} El, one and bath: 2 Introbes: grate in 500 ‘and he ata $4,400 oct ‘id perfect onder, rent 836. State. 1000 F St. naw. 2S ‘CHAS. A a, Pt sir'and every modern. r Gea ener Fale Seana ‘rooms: Gat nw. ‘weid-! Faake py eae SHEE Ste hin fs a ERMO:| cee Gu dogan wee ter mea TR we Seed Lea 4: & niences: 10 rooms aud bath ; a desirable neiziuborin st., bet 6th and 7th sw. Inquire of owner, FRANK 1. BROWNING, 416 at se 22-30 “t JOR SALE—CHFAP—3 6-ROOM HOUSES ON N eg Es 8 eng 2G". PARE 4% and Baw, > LE—CHEAP—HOUSE AND LOT ON 6TH a ag i waa “4yjand Baw. EE SMALL HOUSES wil rent for @17 per BU car. SH VARKER, 43ana Ea. Por: Fok tet Dana aie Jon SALE—O fon'L, bet. 40 a auth,” Price #13 eeuecatt om : a JPOR SALE—CHES P—5-ROOM BRICK, 317 M ST. fw rete $11.30. Brice, 61.200; 467 scans bal Ci Ps Givand Eee RP E—CHi GOOD BUSINESS COR- Eee irdngsea anor fergece meats OS OO Pankede 4 and Eaten, JOR SALE—CHEAP—6-ROOM HOUSE ON HST, KENT—AN UPRIGHT, CABINET ttle used, at 1227 10th et uw. OK SALE wraud piano, very JOR SALEM L. SU tu suie or Frnt of Ha.iet & Davis, Pianos to October NEK OFFERS BARGALNG 1 to make cl edit ti ot JOR SALE—A VICTOR TRICYOLE WITH CHILDS ‘weal attached. in goud oun co M1. ASOVCE. Marsbial's Othe DOK SALE—CHEAP—§ LADIES PH. firwt class order gentleman lavang Bo for it. Apply 722 10th stu. eee ‘SALE —FIRE-PROOF SAPE. tual lock and bolt work ali modern tmprovements. Ad: Green 5 . oar OK SALE_A VICTOR TRICYCLE, WITH TAN. dem @tachwmeut; in pertect condition. Aprly ai sede ae im the rooms.» 811 ¥th st aw. Todo Outre : pOK SALE A banralt, A stylish ay Hore: with eu action fare od, warranted novi aba ques I harness, suitable fur carriage, couse, ur fire Url strong, hand-made, silver-plated set of Rolley : been Little used. and a stroug built Holley or low wagon for hauling Bult by one of the Dest makers in the city, and mearly wew. will be suid Aogeth “Tor separately. Apply at 710 22d wt. mw. ne22-ate QOK SALE—TAME OAT AND WAGON, WITH harness, price @10. SCHMID, Bird Store, 37 13th EAD HORSES JUST ARRIVED 24 combined harness: ‘Also, & jarne ‘trot a’ mule in 2:45; bas never been bandied. JOHN SIMMONS, 3511 12Uh at, se22-2w DOC. GARGES, Manager. Bouse om, JK SALE_ONE OF THE FASTEST TROTTING L between 43 anu Oth Ot OF eh arene oud Horse tn he ity marvel, 1 hada. nt K me Baw. | soutie and Tentloes. wate for, tedy’ ti JOR SALE-CHEAP—HOUSE AND GOOD LOT, | ‘iso, Bide-bar Busey and Barnes in good condition, 25 by 189,00 Fat, bel. 3d ahd 454 ee. Price, | aod Double-seat “side-but! "Surry. caoy' top. with C,H. PARKER, extra pole and ther or ‘ast “ae Sicand Este aw. | Capitol ats or PRICE & BONS ‘Sant nw jo SAUE—A52 IGE ST RW. A ERICK AND | JOK SALE-APPLETON'S C¥CLOPADIA. TWO rae hope: Groce: rents now for 813 pre tue: | Hundred parchamers amour ecloo( teatere of te will eel for 8 soid'in 3 days. Be LEONALD, | city alone, who will tell parents that it over a haghet JOR SALE—VERY ‘eucht roomeand bath: all modern improvements: Sth st, between Band © 000 ou thine pees WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. OK SALE-IN LE DROIT PARK, BEAUTIFUL Cottage, 7 rooms and bath, modern improvements: jo lots obly ©4400: suey terms Muziat WALKER & WILSON, 1006 Fst. 20K SALE—A BEAUTIFUL COLNEE HOUSE O3 * iice, 614,000. LL x JOM NSTOS "cio 1503 Peiines Ivanis ave. MODEEN HOMES— ON IMPROVEMENT ‘uuateriad KS, Fol sear with all mente, 1 ‘Inquire of owner. 474 0 #t ‘education: “Different editions; ali prices Butire 4 delivered on small payments, Lose pe time. Address {or terms Box 120, Star a wtiet “octavo pases choicest Bow ledger, for weberations,, staple, cd urius. iatst, Cheavant best, monthly payments, Orders received &t 1115 F stu ™. roses to JOR SALE— MILY GOING INTO MOURN. Shittan'at great sacetboe five and pinta clot Tee neh ache (ge