Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION The Weamer. For the District of Ootumbia, Maryland, Virginia, fair; warmer; vari- Ws. Onve & Sons, Set our é-button Cutaway suit, black corkscrew, price $15. Guo. Sraaxsy, 434 7th st. HOMAN artificial eyes Hempier’s, ave., cor. 43. Goop Ixonaie Canrer, - styles in extra Tapest seth ds ton cee x bee fait Bross Woods; Blanket, sto Sore es 4 Jouxsoy, Garver & Co., ——_____ SPLENDID hemstitched handkerchiefs, Sc. B. -_, See Buovr’s, 712 7th st. UCR OLD Patrons Sshed at our ime ableased and. new ones aston = nen ot meee ‘See our EISEwaN Buos., 7th Manufacturing Clotniérs and ‘Tailors, Ooms Cay Gvancarrens, in several colors, at Space. ‘Rich's, 717 Market Patt Ovancoats. Etsemax Bros., 7th and E. Great Baréaixs in and used Pianos at 1. Wild @ Bros, 700 7th strect portnwest, ¢ Frew Porrmarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa ave. orice to ScuooL Curipxsx.—Thureday, Frid $id Saturday, toe performance of pryerman monkeys, ponies x1 at E-street Rink wil commence at 3:15 p. im tastead of S250, “Even! At So'lock. Copy of this notice ab cents will admit any chili. Paut Ovancoars. KiszwaN Bxos, 7th and E. Potam Waves should remind you that it’s time | pI low snoes. Large adsortiment, wioter my! at Rich's, 717 Market Space. Patt Ovencoars. Eiskman Bxos., 7th and =. | You ane ConpiaLiy Invirxp to the fall opening of Rovelties in Ladies, misses, and children's wrap Suita, Jerseys, gioves, hosiery, underwear, &., ‘TaYuon’s, 9%} Penhsylvania avenue. | a: 434 7h st. | ‘Tanz nee be no second consideration of your poner weil spent when you uny your clothing oy Manulacturers. See our CulaWay Suits at Eisaman Bros, and F, Reliabie Clothier Gtonia Umpxeiias, 31.25. E. Buovr’s, 712 7th st CITY AND DISTRICE Amusements To-Night. igo. Srmas Namiowat.—“The World Against Her.” ‘Hanus’.—“The Golden Giant.” Kruwaw's—Hyde’s Specialty Troupe. E-Sranst Rivc.—Monkey Comedians, PasouaMa.—“Battle of Suilon.” AsponY Musne —“Cyrist Bevore Pilate,” Condensed Locais. ‘The frame building, No. 225 Il street, owned by Stephen Kane, and cccupiea by Andrew Hearty, ‘was dainaed by fire to the amount ot about of $25 RL 63 O'clock last evening. ‘The fire was caused a leaky gas meter. “ynis motning Louis Middleton took a small tin bucket containing a dead {nfunt to the third pre- ¢luct station. He had found it in ailey between 18th, 10ch, L and M streets northwest. Marie L.’ Davidson et al. hve filed a Dill against Annie Woilurd, trustee. for a constrution of the | Will of Sopuia Heed, and asking that It be declared that the trustee hold lots 11 and 12, square 289, | $n trust for Marie L. Davidson ior lite, aud tor tac cher platiff in fee. A resident of Highlands, Md., reported to the Police yesterday that Aun Brown, colored, torty | Years old, and her six-year-old son lett their home hear Highlands September 6 and have not since Deen heard frow. Poilce Officer Caverly, of the first precinct, and ‘Miss Saud E. Hazen, of uaverat:l, Mass, the omt- cer's former hue, Were marred last evening by the Rev. 8. H. Greene, of Calvary Buptist churea, AL the minister's residence, No. 1:20 Q street. ‘The erection of a resdence (or the pastor of St. Paul’s Catholic church at the coruer of 15th aud ¥ streets was begun yesterday. It will be ip the Fear of the proposed ‘cuurcu edifice to be erected Migergeaat Teepe ficer) leit_yesterday | wat Teepie (Sanitary ot leit yest for Caieago la cuutge of Mrs. Owens, the widow of | Commodore Owens, who Was fouad Co be Insane ou her arrival here « few days ago. Ambrose J. Foust was yesterday declared to be unatic by a Jury sumioned on the petition of Abe Commissioa-rs of the D'strict, Prom Fred A. Scumldt we have the Architects’ and Busiders’ euition of the Seientife Ainerican tor ‘etober. SeRiovs Roxaway Acctoent.—The horse ot Dr. Maus Lecaine frightened at a steam roller corner Of New Jersey avenue and Boundary street yester- day, and ruaning away the doctor was thrown | from the buygy aad was badly tujured about the | head. Joua Goodrick, a boy, uving at 6th and | Boundary streets, was also ‘badiy hurt vy the ‘team ruaning over Lim. ——— Oxcaxization OF TewNcssee Democeats.—Thi ‘Tennes-c- democrats in Washington organized @ ‘Veanessve Democratic Association In this city nd © following officers: Bur- toa T. Doyle, president; Judze Marshall, v president; inos B. eed,” Secretary, and Lesie Culuca, U-asurer, Including Senators and Kep- Fesmistives im " Congress, about seventy-1ve members were enrolled. ——-—__. ‘THE CaTrLe Manker.—At the Union Stock Yards yesterday 110 cattle were on the market, and 102 Sold to butchers, as follows: Best Sold 442 Lodge. Ber Ib. good, 3c. to 4, per Ib.; med.uis, Sige. to bac. Per ID.; common, Zyc. tO 3c. per iv; B left over; $45 sheep and lames on the maract, and Sold “as vollows: Old sheep yold Ye. to 4c. per Ib.; | to Ge. per ib Cows ani Calves vold $25 to $5u cack. Market for good cote and sheep Was good, and Jor interior grade Was g 5 i e i Suppax DeaTH.—A colored woman died in the house of Kobert’ Hunter, 722 Green's aliey (be- tween 13iu and 14th, L street and Massacuusetts avenue) last evening. sue was about sixiy-tive | years Of age, « stranger, who was taken sica on | Ue street about an Lour betore her death, and was Yaken tn by Mr. Hunter. ———-—__ Tur Navional Tuaatex Next Weex.—That | clever abd uignly auusing comedy, “ihe Private | Secretary,” ts Ow the bills at tue National Tueater | for next Week. The piece hus already been seen | here twice, each time with great favor, and needs | Ry latroduction 10 our Uicater goers.” Seats for it are now on the box ofte: ‘engayemen a ofice, ADJOURNMENT OF THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY So- lerY.—The sixth annual convention of tue Woman's Home and Foreica Missionary Society of tue Lu:beran Church adjourned last eveuing a(ter am luteresting session. Memorial church Was weil Billed when tue exercises were begun, under the direction of Rev. Mr. Parsons, pastor of te Cuurch 96 the Reformation. Adaresses were delivered by ov. J: A. Ciutz (he gencTalsecretary, and by Kev. Znmermin > —_—»___ ‘Tews Presivesr’s Girt.—The handsome silver hich (ne President is to present to David i. generous Venezuelan who rescued and ‘took Care of the crew of an American Yessel eleven FRE AGO as Made or the state Deparuneat by ‘Lewis, the jeweier, of tis city. ——— Crmcurr Covet Jvnoxa—Tne following were drawe yesterday as jurors of tue Circuit Court for 1223 F street the October term: W. E Morto: partawest: £, McC. Crise, L101 1st street northwest; = F. Pennayivania aveaue soutnesst; HM. Boyer, 1020 | 19th street nortawest; BF. Ellin, Riggs road: J. | HL. Howlett, Mt Pieusdut; EP. Beale, 28 Latayects 58. "J. Guckeier, 721 M street noriuwest: Spear, Mt. Pleasant; G. A. Bentley, 1616 14 street northwest; W. E. Turton, 1216 izta street northwest; J. F. Flapagan, 1714 F street noren- west; W. F. keichenvact, soy Penusyivania ave. ‘Brown, 20ch and uf streevs northwest: , 28cb ANd Beall streecs nortawest: Won, 1745 Johuson avenue; James F. sireec Dorthwest; Thos E. Frauce, west; “A. is Hie & ©, i it PLgapED GruLTY.—“That’s not necessary,” Frank Matthews ia the Police Court tuis to Officer tieary, SHE eats Ei 4 as i : i iH B if Philip Weutzell, the Aged Saperintend- ent of the Columbia Car Stables, Murdered. ‘THE CRIME COMMITTED BY NELSON COLBERT, WHO HAD BREN DISCHARGED FOR DRUNKENNESS AND INSOLENCE—THE MURDERER ROAMS AROUND ‘THE SUBURBS ALL NIGHT AXD SURRENDERS THIS MORNING. Phillp Wentzell, superintendent of the Columbia street car stables, at 15th and Boundary streets northeast, was murdered last night by a drunken negro, named Nelson Colbert. Tne murder oc curred about 7 otlock in the evening. Wentzell ‘Was seventy-two years old and had been in the employ of the railroad company for several years. His assailant, who ts a young colored man, was also an employe of the company and worked as & laborer under Mr. Wentzell. His duties were to attend to the horses and do general work about the stable, He had been in the com- Pany’s employ for several months and last evening he was at work a8 usual, although it was apparent that he had been drink- freely and could not ly attend to nis duties. ‘ur Wentsell_nad fs attention called ‘to Colbert, and e kindly to him, tel him to Soe sea ane os af tamae and became insoleot. Mr. Wentzell no aiten- ton to this, knowing he was int ‘but assed on through the stables, HOW THE TROUBLE BROAN. After he had passed Colbert remarked to the other employes that if Wentzell did not like the manner in which he was working he could dis- charge him. Mr. Wentzell soon returned, and, be- coming Iucignant at the pegro’s coLduct, told him be could eituer do his work properly or cease work ailogetuer aud go home. Colbert no atten- Uon to the superintendent, but concerned as though no Gne had spoken Mr. Weatzell then ordered the negro to quit work and put apo(her man ip bis place. Colbert stood for a while asif in astupor. He ir. Went- soon realized what he had done, and as Zell starved to go to the olfice Colbert vegan to manded his pay. The superin- abuse hum and Yendent Loid him to cali at the oflice this morning. “I want my money right now,” said the angrily. “You have got to pay me right on spoi.” “T cannot possibly pay you now,” said the super- intendent, Wao agulu stariet toward the our to gei rid of the negro, ‘The latter did not propose to end the quarrel so easily, and putting his hand on Lis hip-poeet Said: “You oid white-headed — —, if you don’t pay me my money Pil kill you” THE FATAL sHoT. ‘Mr. Wentzeil, heannng the tareat, turned back to took at the negro, wud was surprised to see in his hand a shining revoiver. His actions were noticed by Charles West, driver of car No. 4, who sprang forward to grab the negro, but before he could do 80 the Weapon was discharged and Wentzeli, with cry, Ubrew up his aands and fell to the ground. ‘The buliet wad entered nis cuest and vlood owed from the woun! through his clothing to the ground. West then grabved the negro, whe acted ikea mad may, and flourishing the revolver in The ‘air threatened death to the first one who touched him, ‘TUE MURDEUER ESCAPES, : ‘The murderer then broke ioose and made his escape. ‘The injured man was unconscious when Mr. West and otuer employes picked him up. He was at once removed to his home, No. 1425 H_ street, Ot (ar from the siables, and Drs Bayac, Burton, and Donohue were soon at bis side, It'was evi: dent from an examination that the wound was necessarily fatai. ‘The bullet had entered about the center of the breast aud burted itself in his DEATH OF WENTZRIL. The physicians did everything in their power to relieve the wounded man, but he died at 9:50 O'clock. Meanwhile the police had beon notitled Of the murder, and oficers went in every direction iu searen of the fugiuve. Mounted officers scoured the county, waile every officer ou duty In we city Was furnished with a description of the murderer, THE MURDERER SUKMENDERS. Notwithstanding the fact that such a thorough searel Was made for the fugitive, the police bad nDt arrested him at 6 o'clock this morning. About 7:30 o'clock this morning Sergeant Falvey Was in Charge of the sixth precinct when the murderer entered. He was covered with hays:ed, and joked as tuougu he had slept in @ hay mow. He sald be suot Mr. Wentzeil, and hearing be was dead ue desired to Surrender ‘himself. He said be aid net Know way he suot Mr. Wentzell; that he Was Dadiy frighteued and could not tell Zbout the trouble. “He sald tat he ran out the Bladensburg Toad loward Mount Olives cemetery, and made & Short cut tbrougn to the Buitimore and Obio ‘Kuliroad, Uarowing his revolver im the woods near Was cemeers. He then went to aontelio = he resides, and says that be was 80 t- encd that ‘ie ran aboct the country all niga, After belug luterviewed by Lieut Kelly Coll Was locked up On a charge of murder. ‘THE MURDERED MAX, Mr. Wentzell was ove of Lue best known citizens or Noribeast Wasbington, and bas been in tne ‘emplos of the rallroad company since the orgautza- {ion of the company. He has always held the position OF night superintendent of the stables, ab Wis liked by all the employes, Who always called him “Wap.” He hud a good word for evers- body, and never reported any One unless he Was Obiiged to do $0. Avout eight or nine years ago he Was SUOt aud badly Wounded wale detendiug {ue company’s property. The stables were ene dat un carly Lour oue morning, and Mr.Went- ina fight With tue burglars, received & pistol shot Wound iu te face, Corouer Pavterson was nuUllicu o¢ the :uurder this morning. ‘THE INQUEST TO BE HELD TO-MORKOW MORNUYG. Coroxer Patterson viewed the body of Wenwell thls morning, and decided to hoid an inquest at the sixta precinct station at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning. eee tS ‘Three Bottles of Whisky. ‘THE CABE OF MICHAKL LRECH, CHARGKD WITH EEEP- ING AN UNLICENSED Bak. Michael Leech, proprietor of a grocery and Mquor store at No. 1145 16th street northwest, Was placed on trial im the Pulive Court this morn. ing, charged wita keeping an unlicensed bar. Mr. Cahill appeared for the defendant, and entered a piea of not guiity. OMcer Cuarles Kenny testifies that om the 22d of last month he sent Wiliam Scott, a colored special officer, into defeadant’s piace, and he came out with Ce a Small Dottle contaiaing wuisky, oO nights laver,” said the officer, “I sent him in again, and he brought out tmis,” producing a s-cond bottle, (Latignter.} “Tn next hight,” said the officer, “f sent him in again and he brougut out this,” as be Produced the third bottle. [(Kenewed laughter.) Mr. Cabill, in examining the witness, asked: “What do you do wiih this wlsky?” “Take it Lo the Crimiual Court when the case 1s appealed,” answered Lhe wituess, “What do you do with it then?” “I rink it,” replied the witness, Wildam Scott was called. He said he was no Mie Ast prc at neg Be i wor, ve cents for the contents of euca bo.tle- WHEN BE WAS BORN. During the examinution Mr. Cahill asked him: “Do you know when you were born?” “Yes, sir,” he answered; “in 1868.” ““You were there and you know that is sot” ‘No, Sir,” answered the witness. “I was not there, Dut mz foreparents told me about it.” ‘Mr. Cahill produced a certificate to show that a cpoalt of $100. bad been made with the Comsaise Mr. Padgett safd that Mr. Leech had withdrawn, his application and bad never sent it back. The defendant testified that be had never been oictally notifled of the disapproval of us applica- on, Said that he gave bis application toa Iriend—Mr. k. O. Edmunston—to ont more sig- atures, and he had never received it since. PAYING AT BOTH ENDS. ‘Mr. Cabill said that he was willing to surrender ‘the amount of the license if the case was disposed of favorable to the defendant. Mr. Said that he would object toany Such acon, as he thought 1 was making the court a meats of cv: ‘the law. nSft Jour $100 trom the Commissioners and pay “They won't give us the $100,” said Mr. Cahill. “They Will take out nearly the Whole umount of ‘The Yellow Fever Epide mic. ‘There 1s great sorrow in Jacksonvilie and Vhroughout Fiorida over the death of Col. J. J. Daniel. The banks at Jacksonville closed yester- ay and many buildings were draped in mourning Axsoworm: Pons . ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ‘streneth aud wholesomeness, More economical than ‘he ordimary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only ineane, Rovat Baxme PowDER Co. 106 Wall st. H.X. . stitt a Tail Ender, WASHINGTON. EASILY DEFEATED BY Prrresvag— ‘The Senators lost a game to Pittsburg yesterday by the score of 13 to & The visitors won by harder batting and the home team lost by dis- graceful fielding. The batteries were O'Day and Mack and Staley and Yaik. O'Day pitched a care. lesa, indifferent smoky ‘Tne Senators i # i ry. Dati two Bome stayed on third tn the Pre Washi Indiana; Philadei pot by ‘Sanders, Fatiamacess una ere a Pasees Falilues made 23 error, and the Hooters agame tol. ee ang Det ot e and? hits and 2 errors, col 3 making Chics and 2 error, to 3 its aud’ 4 crore by AD men. wel ‘and wing St Louis 1oy Rae chim 5 ansas City, 5. Cincinnati, ‘Ataietic, 8; 1, Balt- mletic, ‘Cleveland, ees: ‘omicers, Col. Moore at the head of the table and introduced Cus mong the speakers were Commissioner Wet Gen. Belknap, Major Gales, Major Mcintyre, Gen. Ordway, Col. Bigeiow, District Attoruey "Hoge, Col. Urell and Gen. Psot late of the Seveath New York Reg. Among present in addiuion to the above Were Gen. A. W. Greeley, Col. John M. kgs Col, cy te Godirey, Col Haskell, Lieut, rews, Pay Director Cunningham, Capt. Wallace, Mr. Joon Boveler, Mr. Stilson Hutchias, ir. Hallett Kilbourn, Mr. & B. Cottrell, and about seventy-five of the commissioned offivers of the National Guard of the District, Geu. Ordway’s ‘Staff was represented by Major Cranturd, Major McIntyre, Major Gales, Major Stanton, Col Bige- low, aud Capt. Peixotto, ‘The speech-imaking ¢cntinued untila late hour, ———— Victors at the Net. THE SECOND DAY OF THE TOURNAMENT OF THE CAPITAL TENNIS CLUB. ‘The contests among the members of the Capital Tennis Club were conunued at the club courts, 15th and U streets, yesterday afternoon. In the Singles 'T. P, Borden beat H. W. Olds 6-2; 6-3, C. Byrnes beat J.C. Fremont, jr., 6-2; 6-1 W. D. Cram beat Eugene Byrnes 6-1; 6-2 Kauffman beat La Dow 6-1; 3-6; 6-2. H. 8. Owen and Seward Beall each won @ set and the odd set was unfin- ished on account of darkness, the score standing 43 in favor of Beall. ‘This ‘afternoon Clarence Byrnes will play the winner of W. D. Cram and J. McKee Borden, and Sawyer will play the winner of Beall and Owen. Cacia cieamee cae ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: Celta J. Plumiey to T. Collins, part 8, sq. 777; $2,900. C. R Hodges to 8 F. Hendricks, sub 20, sq. 66; $2,948.40. A. P. Hilyer to D. B. Groff, lots 2 and 3, biock 1, T, & B’s sub: Mount Pleasant; $2,550. § Petrola to Euzabeth A Miller etal. part 6, 54, $25; $5,000. D. Connelt etal. vo G:C, organ, sul a1, 84, 819; $C, J, Clements vo ‘susie Hitlers, pats & sa. 975; $1,306. °C. A, Baker vo Ita J. Bar er, all Le Droit Park; $—. John Carmody to W. D. Lynham, sud 60, sq. 546; §—. D. Britwell to W. Hicstou, part, &, og: Sos: $— W. Heston to D. ; i. Wiison et al E. Bealls lot 2 block 16, Trinidad: $1,470. Clark to T. H. Henshaw, lot 1 to waward ‘Burke, ots bik. 3 ‘Brookiand: P. H, "Mccarthy to H. Green, pts, 206 and 208 sq, elation of the Metropol 2M E. church yesterday jon of the Metropolitan ‘enurel lected omeersastollows: Mrs, La Petre, 5 Ars, Tullock, Mra. Eiery, Mrs. McDowell, Mra Deane and Mrs, Cornish,’ vice- Mra, Soni cam Next Week at ALBavon’s—Miss Efe Eisler, a youu actress Who has made a for herself ‘among the emotional stars in t few seasons by persevering and intelligent application to the Aart Will be seen at Aibaugh's next week In a play cal “Judge Not,” by Frank Harvey, th igh rigs ‘The hale of seats fortiv'en, ‘seat ‘Bow in progress at Alvaugh’s box office. —— ‘Messrs. Baxter and Morse, of Tend Papers before the Americanist ‘congress in ‘Berlin yesterday. In the afternoon Herr von Schoenlap, Gave a fete tn the Zoologic Gardens in honor the members of the conference. South German newspapers that the Ger- man police have been Warned of an anarcuist plot against Emperor Willa, and that ne plans for us Journey aave been altéred in consequence. Hoovs Sunsaranma Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock. Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other weil-known and valuable vegetable remedies, by '® peculiar combination, proportion aud process, giving to Hood's >arsaparilla curative power not possessed vy other medicines. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Te the best blood purifier. It cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humora, Dyspepsia, Bil- Mousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, General Debility. Catarrh, Rheumatiom, Kiduey and Liver complaints overcomes that tirel feeling, creates an appetite strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole sys- tom. Itis sold by alldrugyiste. $1; six for $5. Pre- pared by C. 1. HUOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. JUDGE NOT: Aware Bor Taz Broz, Not necessarily the HIGHEST PRICED, but the BEST, yet we don't claim that the best frades of Boots and Shoes can be sold as low as (Common “Truck,” but that they are infinitely CHEAPER in the long run goes without saying. We carry only fine grades of Ladies’ and Gents’ Boots and Shoes, but we sell them om the closest margin; the goods we SELL give entire Satisfaction to our patrons, and, a6 a natural ‘sequence, our trade grows laryer every season. ‘The demands of our growing business compel ‘Ustocarry im stock every style and make of ‘Shoe that fashion “lube” correct and that our absolute knewledge of the Shoe business tells ‘us will give good service and pleasant wear to the buyer. Our store is now completely ‘stocked with Fall and Winter Footwear. May ‘we have thepleasure of showing you through! DALTON & STRICKLAND, FINEST SHOES, 2029-1w 930 PENNA AVE. ¥.W. Te s 2 e a i areal avtletrndshieis I ig 3 : : § E' i it iS 3 if | i + Frau Buifos and Cigarros,* For Geaters. Wholesale agents, or from @ per- Use Anchor Brand Coffce and nocther. 1m A Sore Throat or Cough, if suffered to Progress, ofven results tn an Tnclrable nec instant relief, . tu,th,s Peerless D; Are the best, Sold by druggists eoly Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blankets of ail grades at Toruam's, 1231 Pa, ave. = 1W Sewing Machines tor Rent by week or month at Auerbach’s, 7th and H, gole gency. for the light-runalng ‘DomesticMachines,” ie Patterns,” & “Domestic Dress Forms.' New Sleeves for Knit Jackets, at Auer- bacu’s 7 & H, Sewing Machines and Men's Wear. 4 Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m Dar Goons For Casn. DOUBLE ITE /ANK] immense extra, 7 ae es $200, 8 i ae doable Wi the Tam Toe Cake es Eien narra Es Mikopat : pat value Boer oe fo Poa pals of elegant Damask Towels, THaNbsous CLOTH PLA! one yard ieee sent No, 2A lalf dogow fine quality’ Face Lien ; ‘duality, Danssk Ni Fe" LxBles" BuGADCLOF I one ard and a halt wide, pare Peal value §1, reduced to 87 40° Frrergy No S2a valr"or GUL Mnibrotdered Gonels, Gash: wunh ctstpmers can select one of the above presents CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 77H 8T. ELEGANT ROYAL French Serge, pure wool, ouble width, ‘ail colors, wondetTal” bargain at Bde, ual price 37! 1.50. immense size. pure e ‘bnusak Towsis, worth @2. half wide, finest gualit Jace Se ig a ygent No: 6~Oue desen Damask Napkins, worth LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, one yard and a haif Present No. 7—Pair of fine ‘Rosi Blankets for the ‘Cash customers can select one of the sbove presents with's parobase of 10, ee27, WY.BLIOSES CORNER 11TH AND F 8% X. W. ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE A LIST OF PRICES, THEIR TWO PASSENGER ELEVATORS ARE GOING CONSTANTLY AND THEIR THREE ACRES OF FLOORING 18 CROWDED WITH FINE AND HANDSOME, 48 WELL AS CHEAP AND COMMON STOCK, ‘THEY SELL ALL CLASSES OF GOODS, AND MARK ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES. ‘THE PUBLIC WILL FIND IT INTEREST- ING TO LOOK OVER THEIR ESTABLISH- MENT. AND THEY EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL TO DO 80. W. B MOSES & SOX, OOR, 11TH AND F STS. XW. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY G@OoDs, LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, FRINGES, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN POLES AMD DRAPERIES OF EVERY DE- SORIPTION, bes is = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, PD. C.,. THURSDAY.OCTOBER 4, 1888—SIX PAGES, FOR RENT_HOUSES._ FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. SH Be a =—= SEAL m (DID NEW HOUS, F Ss arneoe in ICR eae ica’ | F tate and lnvurance Breuer 1owrand Pee koe. Fat tered st By betwee 90 sod bt RDey beth Be: care pase the coor. 205 G tw otek SiS3Staigan ae odo” DAVID D STOAE pest Ca rT Pat oot OR RENT_FINEST AND MOST DESIR 1011 On 43,000 WiLL BUY A H USE A Fittedon 1530 Bot aes bear Tortayieanis mee | $2021 TTot WSEIO0 to alley. Ou & st wear 43th tie il conve- a worth $1.50 foot. DAVID D STOR! 808 1066 Peatay’ | 005: by ‘i ocd-3t 7 TG FS Ren eae CENT INVESTMEN! ON 0 . and. ° Cicellent location. Inquire at, 1308 | 7091,0, dyalcary Sth st nw. Sib zat FOR SALE Ni OPES RENT ND, 530 Ziatat. 34. | Fiarevitccs, ail moders im; rovements: eucbt i. poate tin hs; wes 280 | twomtorce Mi ae eb eS oe | tee a 72 | faacd. Inquire om premises, 224 K st REN|—HANDNOME NiW HOUSE, 1033 | 33391 § "8 | jcow BALE_a FRAME BOU-RON © Pega Le aes | Fe Ry oe AN Brice, & VATCHELDER, 1215 7, st | p, 19th *488 | 100'fot."wall sell for the value of the grounil Af take sae oed-3t_ | Towa circ 100 | at once, > FR en Ses Oe | Dasa | a Toe .:10 roo iar, ad op » “E Fine wt PROPERTY 0) Etisse imo, Cg df 199 | EPS ateween ot and Fen ste- hot “S0x100. houses at trom @12 to $30: 5 to @ rooms: mod. imps, | Vt, ave, near a 10 room. In ‘view of the loca ‘code CH RNIGHT. G07 Tiwi ww. Oo on 5 | en eats Sasa cseckly Specbintor FOR XEST-TWOSTORY AND CELLAR BRICK heated | 15 Te ree howe: 8 rooms: uli modern unprovemens; in per- | 047 ¥. Sd a 20 Sa MICHAL fect ok Ast Se. between dth and Oth, Apply Deated be See Fa. Dont 2008 Agata. coe | "years rooms SALE—HANDSOME._WELL-BUIL} VOR RENT —NE® EiGiT-RooM HOUSES, | Bullding,.” dence: fourteen rocins: lesan dy papered ne it corner Ist and D sts. 45 D st.) Pars plumbing, every moderu couveuieuce ; Hos! 00; 47, 49, 1 aud 95 D at. 833.50 each. 401 | ¢f and convenient pact of city. | Furthe: particulars it corer store aud’ dveliix, #434, ail wigdern poet, O31 Mameachusette ave MW. oct oct-1m 1321 Fat nw. TATE POE RENT—CORNER STH AND oO sts x. Ww. Bionts, lave toi, Gth street horthwest, between O and ten rooms; mod. imps ; good Jocaticu vor s sami Physician, Also, house No. 47 O street. Taguire of sates six rooms bela Sea nes = 8 1000 per mont: Key at BG. lg improvements, D = %., 1 roois, $60 per ho. Owner st 5: ne Sone Paes ed Ro - wa JOR = NST, RY | wente. Gurcline street north wes, $3,550. Biriie ties Fos. Set Wie CaOESn, Wiesel | "aie WTR Wa ney 355 r an ¥ Roni. WASH'S. DANENHOWLE UP Ystae | ROR SE HOUSES 18.30) C. i. FI cl ING, 1264 2d st nw. JPOR_RENT—FURNISHED—8 ROOMS, NO REA sonable offer refused: twa rooms can be rent-d per- , Also alz {tirnished rooms for housckeepins. PHILLIPS, 2128 14th st., before 3 pm ok Rest ‘4 wo fine Houses on Corner House, Tovely house, Scott Circie, each... ath for iio Cr ‘Larxe double, brick, ‘acre ground.. Vermont ave., iuear ke. FURNISHED. Rhode i LW. overlooking Park, per month, Per month. Island ave, near st., Georgetown, ai ‘Vows Gircie,” 16F-) Waihi, tines, mie Sieehect Te 836 34th st w Bt fits m4, ‘aitare) 32d at, Or st ‘st. #2i).45|2716 Olivest.. (24 Boundary at. r 18.30 (Pits Pa aves BF ty 7/017 17a. Fe, mic A750 19) 243 Se omy, oO: r See ereeer ae Stable, 3 eS BO49 iene BOLT RAY wv de 210-39 Wilcox Court dr”. 030 |Kear 929 26th ‘WOOD, 916 F st. n.w. es ali mod-ra ‘unprovements: vat-Law, 2 ‘idaen water, Fe: w. RY 5. Tr25 XN. J. ave. 106 T—DWELLING 1117 10TH ST. N. W. fey next door, Inquire 926 tis ut. nw R KENT—TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, HALL, latrobe, bath, bay wind 7 149 OST. N. E, NEW THREE-STORY low brick. seven fom, bath and. th and closets: J. 3. WILMARTH, LAY Tent 820. Apply to C. FE. st N a ave® -8t t children, Add. ess SOBEL, Star office. ‘OR RENT—EIGHT-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE in Georgetown; the owner, = wo plain mechanic, and ywn children, would board with tenant without 0c2-3t* E be ‘Seven-rosnt 3160 Vermbgt sve.: stable stinw. RR '—HOU*ES, Trttheca eos | Ppper pare 1706 1708 1, Ora, —T. | Pa av., 81 3 ‘81.200 /7198that Bs store and 1702 \Btablerear 1416 I st... SB ten. wy br oi-ivolotane Paste nn Store room 1700 Fa 468 La Le ave. iw, Store 1327 Store ard dwelling 1000, Cap. st. 6r. Store and cellar 2is Tah at. mow....... 30. the 1st and 15th. N. ‘The above 1s only a poruon of 7t. STOKES, OFFICES. ko. loc} RENI—TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK. ya ‘mts uewiy the property books, For full List c-11 at office for bulletin iseued on on my ‘THOS. E, WAGGAMAN. 70K RENT—THE NEW DESIRABLE HOUSE S36 ferson Place: 9 rooms aud bath. eee ‘ADDISON'S LANCOMBR, c2-Bt* 1304 F st. F ‘OR RENT—22? at and Pa aveee rae D ST. ‘heated by KNIGUT, 607 7th st. n. Fre nt location, corner 12th aud Massachusetts ave. all mod. imps.; wide parking on two streets; ‘per mo. Also i2-:com house on List. near $55. AS. CAYWOOD, 910 a, 8i necticut ave. nw. 8 RENT_FIF rEEN stn. w. eats man ROOM HOUSE IN ELE- ‘Con ‘oh ocx-3t* E ee th xt. 2. w., th st, ow: 15 H st. n.w., 10r. 55: ‘bet. 2: Sunderland 22-01 ee 3 tp ca Tndiaua ave 10 00 U ste new zoth at, w 1 10r., 7 FUR: nearQ, T4r., stal = T u.w.,1ur-100} br. . NEWLY. infos oman Wie iden ot i _RENT—UNFURNISHED. 100 1315 Wallach Place... 50299 08 Set 5 st pw, 85230 Vt ave and U naw. 6 8, 1307 ¥ stn. 40 Office 37.50) Barber shop 13th & £ w. SHED fa iss, por Sear sone 2900 irs fer month, a 150 LER UTHERFORD, 1307 F st. nw. TEN-ROOM ‘month to. on iT ame a ae {OK RENT—1637 14TH ST. N.W.COMPORTABLE S-story brick dwelling ;saioon parlor; 8 roouss:bath; Jarwe dry celiar; yard; would suit paysic'an or mil= Lner; rent, $43.” OWNEM, 411 15th st. w.9022 terete seta ate batts a4: Fy 1 3 Fs 1 19: 46: ae 18: fenton PL be. 11-30 2009 1 318 14 St 191g, 460 Wasi. Ansgostia, F 5 ¥ BRICK DWELLING, 12 rocms, bath-room, aud cellar: all mode provements: wel loc-ted in northwest: rent €50 per mouth TYLER & HUTHLBFORD, 1307 Fat, nw. JOR RENT—1228-1204 HST. N bath. new 825 per month. sn w) room 114 M st. 2622 Lat $60. rooms, NINGHAM, 1403 F st, Fe RENT—FURNISHED—A NEW THREE-- TORY Brick House of 14 rooms: handsomely furnished: situated on a iashionable avenue; will case for oue oF more years; $250. Inquireof ‘M. M. PALKER, ee28-12t 1418 F ot. FOE, BERTEAT, BLADENSBURG_DWELLING- jouse: ten rooms; $12.50 per mon! SOHN STEPHE! _ 9927-20 Biadensbune, Ma. R RENT—UNFUKNISHED— 1324 160) 0 2 lst st. 35 & eee EB? RERF New House, cor. 18ih ghd Msta (overlook £ ees i eaeke soRe: a0) ris * ietetetetries 8 EEE: eeteces 88 ory 6c) OFFIG 65 1503 Pa ave. 3 ~ Bt location). 333.33 16th, ur. K st. Kist,, vet 17tb&18ih..00 De Salles st. 6 Host, bet. 17thA1Sth.-Z50 Hat, nr. cor. ili.....190 Cont ave., bet MEN "250 Ost; ur lowa Gie...-2.190 bet, 17418 250 Suuderiand Mace...../130 325 Pa, ave., bet bet. 17imé sth, BE. Beutt's <..100 stis..75 a W.40, 125 Fst, 100 KOT av. HILL & JOHNSTON, 3503 Penn. ave. se22-002W Et OK KENT—1528 OST. N.W.. 650 ER Apply to J. J. SHEDD, 1507 Kuode Islund ave, au 30-ths,tu,Gun | fava | vest Pe sees south ood nebyliboelwed Av ok Ss raessep tine fous avd ust. lot 176x156 to 30-foot nd 7th tnspecticn wnt tind cesh, "apply to JOM Capote Jor sai rons athe: a TORY A’ SEMENT Press brick Hous, 8 rooms,modera imjrovements, t, bay window: firsiclass condition and Let. oed-Ie (CK BAY- Wid eve: modern convenience: alley, om Ast. te, bet. Oth 1 October @: $3,100: One. WF. DONOHOE, 31 East E—BRICK HOUSE G10 Q ST. N. WO mod. fpe., price @4, zat to oxaunine giv.a upon application at mir oice. AGLES W. MANDY, 921 oc 8.4a6 HANDSOME NE’ PY dwell ice which tue Broperty wut Lve year avo, when the grouud 02-88 us. ew. Dt ‘22500 Ouiy a Port full list eal OR SAL brick house, all conve) 86.800. | Mosey'to loon im amounts 3.1 HStisodete taeteveneet Sorento went EM waysé ‘Was worth less than baif ite Wal. F OK SALE—A HANDSOME, NEW window, select brick bows | putt, saperior plum bing and @ ainace, eplend: ara YOUNG. 1308 F stm. i800 | Fe! SS Trek OF FINE ENGLISH FUG ion of the — VERY COMFORTABLE 10-K00M WIMER, 7-ROOM. BAY- 309 Ei. n.e.; -olidly '& anodel of cou 100 tect, trees, ‘mansard, bay brick Louse on west haif of is in aves, OWNER (ORTHWEST CORNER PHOP: RTY, situ st ; lot 50x10; side lawn 47% shrubbery, flow rs and fountain window, 4-story, solid walnut trimmed; ‘ud well suited tor our nice houses. This #100; cor. half of lot property very way desirable as a periuan Bt Bowe or in~ ment, b ig contiguous to Muss. and Vermont and Scott, Thomas, and lows Circles. i. od. to ‘a JOR SALE—A NEAT cation; all ma. mevts. 7th st. now. Bick ul HOUSE. GOOD LO- be sold on monthly pay- nquire SULLIVAN'S Instaluent House, 013 oczest ROK SALE—807 L ST. with all unjrovements. eiudiae’ two ath rosie Tue. NW, MODERN HOUSE, ; four story; 13 rooms, in freseoed. ceiling. house in BYSt Class conditin, rouis lance and aiFy. will be sold Oh reasouavle terius, by the owner, CHAS. BAUM . 416 ool at Fitued bien, ort ar front 2 tect. eiet ti, ec Will esol en ‘OR SALE-WELL-BUILT AND CENTKALL) York ave.; im the best of re- jeu Tous; wow plumbing, ALBERT F. FOX, 920 Fst. nw. SIZE HEATING wr cas! De osen at 00 Sa Bt MeN sat _ ae A BEAUTIFUL TONED wgo, tu elevamt ry new, for #180, tacts +0 per ‘mon paid tor, ve Squore Piano, suitable for be. 0, 4 por month till paid for other bie banwine im Upright and Squany beet yy 1E PLANO EXCH. SS The SALE—40 YARDS OF PRbSs! , tle. 235 yards Bindeome plust” ot oR ES be sleesut side bar voy bags carrawes are Leary Bew, and» ‘waco, tw. wets DlanKets, robes bc | Kc their real value if wold Second National Bank Notional Metroyocttau Bank, Goonrevown Gas Wankinctem Merket. Conna im Tate Umeuirance, wt" Bare tusurance pay aod dividends. and are deatrakty vcke Pa} 00d are a Piask i PELO. 13 F street. Telejbone S63 A BREWSTER BROUGHAM. POLS sxishatte: im, ty ouch order. to Joue FAYNE SONS, 2500 Poun.ave. PPO Fea TINE ONE Om ERO. Be | EE Wagon or Diag Will be sold at DOWLING’ ow | Bounds. “Can “he “ween” stig Nanachasctie ave. e Fee rae seer oe GOOD AS NEI having been bus little used” will bv wold new Apply at PLEMMING'S Stables, 4220 aud aw ae kereey ine New Hau Veddied #arciue B0c. up . lay robes at elnewhere._ s FoR ALE TEED HANDSOME STVI'NH DAK bay bore. drive 7 years old. free and pleasant to See ee ee Biases eee wan OR JOK SALE—A NEW EX ENSION- TOP CAPRI At very fine: cl forcash Can be seen at PKI EXaeene = Poppe too or B'S ira Bore, TOR SALE—BED FEATHERS NEW ARD CL Se. 8 yo orders tly STANDARD DUSTER 06.038 Hat we’ ocd t JOK SALE—A SPLENDID, ACTIVE DA sux years old. seventeen’ havds high uund and quiet, suitable for carriage oF © Dodie a )-K SALE—HANDSOME You sound and kin and. Fey and haruew, will self veparately ket & Laneain, am the owner te xv Winter. “Addco-e Box 124, Btar PAIR OF YOUNG WELL ld, {oF waut Of une; ‘Can Ve een at matched: Clark's stsbie 1724 Gat on JOR SALE—JCST FhOM THE an eee Bay Horse, 15% bands te, driver. Can be seen S.avle, \ear of 1726 Pst, bet. 17th and 18th wm oct {OR SALE—STOOK AW Frye, iia bal AL my Ss OLARK’s LIVERY 81 west I oR ALE-ONE BAY HORNE: @ rue driver. ¥ alo Dayton aud lsarnem 316 Cet u wes ebarwaine oct Be ‘NDKED AND FIFTY SHABI Koes aud Lump Co. a, 440 7th wt. rE of the Domestic ; oo! OK SALE—A GEEAI BARGAIN—A BRAD NEW Hardman Pisuo. i cost @1,200, and has b ver Bop eo a he Jyyenrter cost 1 ‘exchange for #800 li ‘OF 81,000 ‘Address By R.Starofic, sew Fz.5 Fag CNE BALE PRICELOT OF styles of mousting “Also, one aiervin, tu crue. Adgrew MiARCPACTURER ‘wiar ‘olet oc: 70K SALE—A VICTOR TRICYCLE, Wil Ta! aw < dem atiachment, iu order, 1622 ‘OR SALE— A very desirable corner con.aiuing thirteen rooms ments, New stai broverty is very waits, se29-12t teactive fe wceouita da residence, near Iowa Circle. su alt iuod ma inuprove: jorsee, ve sod at a bare a For parbcdlars inquire of M.M.TARKER, l4is Fat Foe, SALE Banoar Feside..ces noruwest, inent, 10 rooms. 8 per cel sp cclvely 3. Fie.ce Fluce bet. 5 aud cs N—2 BEAUTIFUL NEW Dear 16th wt. ; Sostory, Duo On investinent: prices te. 800 each. OWNEK 1s JOR Ri NT—HOUSE 1347 CORCORAN 8T.; 3 stories, 8 rooms, cellar, gas, bath aud all modern improvements; in perfect order: fronts south; Rent B40, THOS. E, WAGUAMAN, etd. 917 ¥ st__n.w. JOR RENT— FURNISHED — WE OFFER FoR rent, Ly the season or Year, the residence of the inte Chief Justice Waite, coutaining 16 roomy elesat and completely furnished. | For permit to tuspect ap Diy to JAMES A. BAT. S, 1407 Pat.u. w. eczo-2w Fer RENT—UNFUENISHED. $50 1620 RL. ave.. Tozsi8 Fs 4 1 Werle be. 6 ‘sth st. 8.6., oF, 7 D st. n.c. Or. i 20, 16: 38 is i Bieisca FER Pa Conn. ave.,near i et 208,33] st bet: Tih & 12th. jjOR SALE— 1750 Mase a ina 711 i: ‘Ur. ‘an jots im the Burt west, end 1761 Mass. ave. n.w.,22r. th st., threnatory brici Sst. bet 14th end 15th ate, Of the city. Gaui at our oiler an ded in the avove, also five building Cheaper ues in all s¢ tions c=) OR SALE ste Bw. Sstory and ole: for afew days Suquire oF owan jear Mameuchusetts ikatory doub.« Brice Dweb rooms: porebes ou ever ala two caries. sezy- Ln Fin eedion cuss $0300 Sn Geo ure ie ‘et "Osea toes, Lah ne: pie cet out prea” Hare Tor exclasee. s020.6e" HOU~ 8 OOK OF 6TH AND sod. ling mus be sce to be apreciated — ow the greatest berg in in m4 OK BALE—OK RENT—112 ‘With every conv Licnce: Jot ‘SALE—9 LITTLE PALACGS: NEW, { BOFtuWes: section, ou line of cars: $5,000 ud $3,000. Llegast home near 16th st. ; 10 rooms, ie: ‘Sac basement: 10 rooms: __ set? ior sineET, ot Sox1 5 feet; two bath Qstrdi re Ns doubts house, with 43,000 Pierce st. n.w..and F st. ilso several flue properties ‘auouut JW. P AYER « BON. 1420 New York ave. POR PALE, THOSE DESIRABLE NEW 2 STORY ‘aud Uusement press brick houses, 1599-1522. Conn’ ave: near Ne deci Soutns A none a ais ange para yards HORS BROWN, | wood tied tu rear ou 10foot acy ested br 226 7 ¥en aveaw. | nidoj-en ire pisces: hand-owe wood snd eae Satares Hp 10 UREEN & CUNMINGHA: COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | _.:s.10" ae 1405 F at. ee == ‘SALE-THEEE 6 BurIG PGE, SALE CHEAP — a THINTY-sIx Agni a a 4 FY ract of laud, & mies from the Ceuter Markt: | iratlocison, eet ‘500; auneule for yarteuiug, oF dairy farining: oF for ‘ub- | terms vo saul. ingtige at 1099 Vth ot ia Jorn TM SIPHEMD £00. Tal Pemw. eoSe Fe A cK Ol SALE—25 ACKES ON THE B. & OR RK. | frou bata, and opposite Ivg City $0 acres or more vin the ‘7th st. | Conwy Guinn’ verme. road. at lorest Glen Station. ‘This is a cuancefor spe | FUP rurther SDANEN Ulstion, Address oF appiy to THOs. E. WAGGAMAN, | HOWsie Lins eeze-Lin BT Pet. nw. ocz-St aoe bane JO SALE—FAUM OF 223 ACKES, 81X ‘ba Bircut aty: ‘woodland mesiow and cultivat a —— iecotted of | delity: ‘several rr ‘reains of "Water: house and vther isda ‘Apply to HLA. GKIS WOLD, Anacostia, D.C. o2-Lw. ‘OB EXcH. i SALE, ANGE FOR WASHINGTON City Property —100 alle peas Sot bennhcies eens sae tape ie ie 7 STLPHEN. e-cenrbune Md oes0-iin WOR SALE—FARM OF 145 A: is a Beer cnr Pe Para oe i i, me it He Ses ee OK SALE—20 HEAD UOKSES—JUsT akiki from Geot saddle Lorves ‘a, Very TALES. can trot Brown, 10 buds high. con trot smile fect Latnily bore: 1 Gray Also tev gentieman’s Driving Attepto.. to& Chesimut Sorrell Coit, 4 years hand: Ligh, sired vy ed Wilkes, dain «than mare: pedicte warranted or inuney refunded; eB trot a mille 1b 2:45; has wever Leu bandied. JOHN SIMMONS, 311 12th at, se22-2w DOC. GARGES. Manager OK SALE—INTERNATIONAL CYCLOPEDIA, 15 Vols. bound. “Trests of $0,686 subjec a, concine,” eomprebeusive. — J ulustratona, tuaps. 13.206 octave pares choicest knowledge, forveheFations staple. e.-duriue. ist st. cheapest, beet: monthly paywents, Orders received st 1113 Feta » a t- ‘Carmages. W. ~ EET ees ae MER COC Peeve . UR SALE—GREAT BAnGAINS IN UPRI «tf Fittccs! Soe $250, one ot 6105, one at q200, pg eg eg Hid Sonera nea Sib 7th at. maw. pit: F% SALE—PAKTIES IN NEED OF PINE Ow ate Seat aun Sees Owe pay at 7 ord. 5 to “y the demand Bort. te sapniy” the ‘prouytls Ok SALE — SKE “OTT GAS ENGINE ie fires ito Svoide all expensive ae Koen of ume ue handling of fuel Bend for; and price list, D. BALLAUE, Ax’ 731 7th at. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. other securities at lowest rates uf interest. No ae ’ ‘Jas. F. BROW, Ken! taiae Booker, 1106 ¥ wt. a. coe Pe, 10,000 at 6 Per Cent, Comsend On First-cmss bette security. BOWNé cot © OWA SA Fat TO LOAN ON IMPROVE D REAL 31,000 Dhaest le une. OEY TO LOAN. ws €6,.000 at 5 per cent. €5.000 at 6 per cent curity. roe Fatate pee es ch he Nout and Bote LOAN ON REAL ESTATE EN Se ee o4 8020-308 grove eMeurity at er cont SEK" Co iii S BUN, Auesite, 1222 Fog TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON ap “euld-2im _ OT Mis i ee elim 1226 Fet niet B2Z,0O0, Sales Mh? 82,000, eee