Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1888, Page 5

ey THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SA’ FOR RENT—ROOMS. y ANTED T VEN. Past Ww Mo Fe. REN’ iterdioss hobs Peseta erences. 1110 16th st a T-FOUR HANDSOMELY FURNISHE. Private family; convenieut to cats located, with: be6-3t FS8, BE .T-1W0 LARGE, COMMUNICATING J ariors, on second floor. furiiched or unfurnished; ‘and 10th sta house; conveni iso. other Rooms. 917 New York ave., between 9th oe5-3t Rooms; nerdics pass the ¢ t to War Department. i717 @ ST.. FURNISHED OB UN- spew Commissioner 0: Deeds Wz for Every state and Territory. ANTED—CLOTHING EXCHANGE, Wie ey Sp ESS, Oh jlemen Clotting. “Send oF =. som" ANTED—FOR CASH—FURNITURE, FEATHER Beda, Carpets Bioven of entire Housel a fecta, Address CJ y ANTED — GOOD SECON: xD CLO ia, Ww akTED — 4 SECONDHAND CLOTHING. PithS Lastest V id. 201 a my 26-15 y ANTED_IT KNOWN Ti DER- Bers ge FRESH ALDER (4 P prints, 4007) theese and Butteruhix. Sweet abi Iivered tage Cl ANTED—IT KNOWN THAT © & BUNDY, OF 498 Louisiana ave.. (opposite City Hail), s Com- Wissioner of Deeds for all the States and Territoriea FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT—UNFUENISHED ROOMS, SECOND third floors. Rent low to parties without chil- 105 0st mw. oc6-3t* ny baudsomely fu: parlor aud bedroom; also. sung; family. Care pass door. 1426 pe F& BENT—CHOICE FURNISHED ROOM, BEPA- Fate; al newly furnished | vate. A then men ouly. 1911 have hee ey ee ae ik RENT—1235 MASS. AVE, LARGE WELL FFifecustey dha sti frost oom gathers Dowure, sanitary plumbiag, call after ‘4: Five and required. W., FURNISHED core; also, cou her ‘TWO NICELY-FURNISHED COM- ‘Front Rooms, on second four, southera exposure; bath, hot and cold water: also, Hall Koom ‘on ‘third floor: rent reasonable: delixl:t!ul location, Gonvenient to Printing Oiice aud Capitol 61 1st. FJOR KENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR. og muute; with bent cf cary. in quiet acconsible and Geaizable locality : best of refervuces re see at pireice tres Sage Fok BENTIAT 634 L ST. N. w., as Fe half nicely 1 board. rooms, all modern improvements. UNFURNISHED (005-3t* JOR RENT—TWO DESIRABLE FU Tooms, en suite, on the “4 floor. souther: fire, fur gentlemen only; near the NISHED Sropoliian lub-House. Address Southeru ‘Exposure, star Ofice aif biock from Pa ave. cara JOR RENT—IF ¥OU RP. LOOKING FOR ugle oF en suit ‘UTCHINS & CO. ‘ocd R RENT—NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS, EN FEISS pingic, at 800 Zlat ot. nw.: mew bose; ec: ROOMS: Real ke ‘at NT—ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED ROOMS; table board. 1404 H st. nw. TWO {OR RENT—1008 T ST. NW. fromt Booms,” with ‘LARGE, first-class 005-3t* room and parlor, or three Wu! ne. {Ok RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BED. furnished. Apply 6 and back; ite park K Leta. w. @ unt era a JOR RENI—TWO FURNISHED ROOM. splendid locality: 805 Kat, n.w, oppo- ¥,, ed rooms, unturn: at 719 Sth stow. {OR KENT—SEVERAL HANDSOMELY FINISH. ‘single oF en suite, at 800 References re- juired. (005-3t* JOR RENT—OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE-2 Roe ; furnished thiri-floor Rooms, front and furnished; bow window “uuldren: TRCLE, star office. yee ee "private faunly ‘Address TOWA Fernie Box 72, star offioe. fons entertaining: $65. Also, f ew house und furniture: on first nw. ‘RENT—GEORGETOWN.ON LINE OF STREET ith board, in Reighborbood with first-class EGANT ROOMS IN FASHION. board. ‘Aridress 005-30 suite for 35: mew house; central; references, Address Box 54, Star office, JOR KENT—IN THE VW ‘005-3t* NITY OF SCOTT CIR- cle, handsome parlor and bedroom, on second floor: floor; terms very ‘bedroom 1417 17th at 005-3 JOR RENT—-A SMALL FAMILY HAVING ieasant house in George:own, near F st would like towive Room and Board ‘to gentleman ani wife ut reasonable rates. Apply at nw 2001 Q. st, ‘och-ut* K RENT—TWO LARGE. AIRY ROOMS, AND ‘he office room. second floor. above our new build ‘3 “FISHMAN & SON, 4 we JOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ‘famuly. room; private ‘Apply 825 12th stn. ocd-Bt* FOE REST, [WO FURNISHED KOOMS. FIRST ‘and second floors, with Board, ip small, family: no Ghildren: kept by northern indy: at 719 12th fogedtiemen. Taguire on premaices, FE RENTON MASSACHUSETTS AVE.. NEAR Dupont Cirel, to gentlemen, an entire floor ‘nished rooms; references, A.B. G. of four \-» Btar office. JOR KENT—AT 1309 Hi ST. N- “newly urnishied hoo. {8 new GOR RENT-1322 1918 ST, 3 Fetes teres, jeamant rooms, single oren suite: orunfurmahed; including ‘heat light and Bath. berdic passes door. * ceo JOR KENT— A BEAUTIFULLY-FURNISHED south-frout secund-story Frout Room in = new ‘And convenient to car desired. 1 URNISHED OR UNFUL 18 indiana ave.n.w. Ok TWO VERY PRETTY BaY- vi ope eS es i aes dows Cirele, 1512 i HR RENT—IN A PLEASANT LOCATI ORS oe - JOR RENT—ON LOK KENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS (EN suite) with alcove, on second floor, front, with ms best i thie cits.“ Apply t-cluoe table be at 1103 1th st. nw, and suite of rooms, with or without 1th a. a. Ou RE! Jul KENT—NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO large double ja. lorscu Bret vg, farminbed oF uu fuctirbed: heat aud was. ADpIy LOL? Lath st wo 0 Fes BENEON EEEASAS EM, DICM-21ZED, Turninbed roou, at 653 Q st. nw. between Uth and a. ocGtt rok RENT. AND BATH, TWO ON the iret floor and two ou srcond, at 1612 10th st, i w.; price $12. suitable for housekeeping. It" JOR RENT—UNFUMNISHED—To DESIRABLE Lenauts—Lbree Koos on second four. suitable for ligut housekeeping. Meferencon 1334 11th st. ae. oc ‘UK KEST—ONE NICELY FURNISHED KOUM, soutuern exposure; on first fluor: aso one small Zoot. wo vbjectiva W light housekeepiby. “123 Cst Be Z POR RENT — THREE micELy Joe HEB Fooms, (wo communicating, in's stric vat famuiy. 2015 H at. z ‘0% RENT—1WO WER FLOORS OF HAND- some Louse im northwest section, uufuruished, Parlyco; ful'y tarnished: wich stuall private uly; front and bac parlor, wid:bg rouu and kitchen: new, eat, and attractive Address SELECT, Star ottice. ob ‘O& RENT—ID two very deairabis and two ball Rooms HEERFUL CHRISTIAN HOME, ‘wots ob firat aud second floors furnished of unfurnished, with excellent board, tering moderate, cafe pass door; Tel- treuces exchanged. Aadress Bux ¥Y, ntar office.s It F:; BR KENT_ONE LAKGE FRON 1 ROOM, SECOND floor; oue large parior ; also ball Kooms; ‘turuiabed | JOR & df unfuruisbed. with Rret-cises board; L102 Uthat. n. | 2,tiein els terms reasouabie, reierenees exchanged it” | SOB 20. KENT_—IWo LARGE ROOMS SEC. FLOOK, unfur., with suall oue, fur light housekeeping; oF Same ior gentieuien: gas, bath,aud ueat. ‘GUS New Jerwey ave. LIGHT st &W., oppomite ‘eo st* shi party. Apply B21 Uthat kms cor. ROH BENT-1904 LSE OX we Fi D Wont routs, with board, suliabé for geutichan ‘Sid ‘wire: nu calidven tazen; refercuce Required two, table beard oct-dt ‘FONE FURSISHED Room on 3D th beat aud gam, 87; gentleman pre ferred. location uear Cupitul. “audvess (3S st Re CE UNF CESIHED ‘ndow to parlor: per month draco ELY FURSISHED roome faci eu bag: drout. no cuudren: price, swisnw OR KENT—RvoMS second ad tuund door, 35 Graut Place, able rate eu “Ww, Two U li ae nei ished Koons, we j-window house; furuis! {OK RENT—4 COMMUNICATING KOOMS, TH nat $01 Sth ats Ywo! Bowass "sestanls Teen! | K Seer of hous OSs Dee noes oe ge Bery oF uitce: tabie board reasonable, oct (0% KENT—316 INDIANA AVENUE, OPPOSITE Fons Si R_ RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOM! furnished, with light and fire. In: MEKMAN’S, 457 Penn. ave. nw. range aud to good tenant. Apply at 48 H st. ne. exposure. board as di ot. nw. iteterences. ibird floors; tabie herdics pass the door; Avenue cars con ences, house managed by owner: tenants desired: Army am nw. cue square west of War und Navy Dep't. 7 NT—DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD: second floor; ie Fe KENT—THREE BEAUTIFUL Fr home comforts: terms modera, ave cars pass the door. rooms, communicating, with gas and bat! itchen: large yard anc ‘OR RENT—SVERAL LARGE FURNISHED a; also, ‘celiar: at low rates oc. FOR RENT—FURD suite of 3 connect JOR RENT— furpisuied rooms sin ‘0 @ ST. le OF en suite, wecond and ; RO objection to families; venient; refer= ‘ocd-1w* JOR RENT—AT 1006 1 eautiful Foou.e on 3d Boor: ferred. o children; beat and gaa 471 Het nw. “THE EDINBORO.” uufurnished suites of rooms,’ 1st foor parlo: ‘bath on’ each floor; [permanent and responsitte ry pref rs ‘and | iufurnisued Rooms suitable for" licht housekseptug ch a ocd Be ‘Health and Happiness come to all who persist- ently use Ayer’s Sarsaperilla This powertal Altesative effects in the system achange that ‘seems little short of mirsculous. No wnedic‘ne has been in such universal demand for years, Give it = trial, “If any one suffering from general debility, te Itude, will use Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, I am confi- dent scure will result, for I have used it, and ‘speak from experience. It is by far the best remedy I ever knew."—F. O. Loring, Broskton. Masa, AYER’S SARSAPARILLA, Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa, Gold by all Drugists. Price, $1; six bottles, 85. feb20 WORTH 5 A BOTTLE. Taz Gesome JOHANN ZOPFF: MALT EXTRACT aa the BEST NUTEITIVE TONIO and most PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE for ympatred Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescenoe! ‘Weak Children, and General Debiiity. WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF TT; Suffering from an attack of Iiness which had not only reduoed my strength, but brought on extreme exhaustion, from inability to appropriate food, I tried the efecte of the Genuine Johann Hof? Malt Extract, lasaful Ite f Exmathed eifects si. Food, wtich bad herototsrabeea Sound to pass the alimentary ‘a ested ‘properly. 2, “ibere appeared an increased Dewer of eveiviag animal Beparect Wuitauionn, Thegrguine haath siensture of “Johann Hod on the ncok of every bottle. CTOHASN HoPs, Boris “cad Vienna, New York Office: 6 Barclay at. ‘ad-tu.thas Con W. F. Coor. “BUFFALO BILL” A LUNATIO ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM. Col. Cody's friends have all heard how s lunatic at- tempted to shoot him a few days ago, and how this hero of eo many battles coolly disarmed his assailant. The following letter from the colonel may interest and Denefit his many friends and admirers: Enastrxa, June 26, 1888. ‘Mas, Hanarer Hossanp Arzz: Dear Madam: My constant occupation in the Wild ‘West performances, combined with social duties, have ‘caused me to feel the necessity of a nerve tonic. Many of my friends having recommended your “Vita Nuova.” Ihave tried it with perfect success, and as- Sure you that Icannot recommend it too highly to others who are also troubled with nervousness oF indi- Gestion, Believe me, faithfully yours, W. F. CODY, “Buffalo BIL" “Vita Nuova" (New Life) is the best remedy for dys~ Pepsia, nervousness, sleeplessness. and overwork. It ‘Will assist the weak stomach; it will rest the weary brain; it will “brace up" the shattered nerves, As it is made from the prescription of a famous physician you are not taking s quack medicine, As it is made by an honest manufacturer you are assured of pure ingre- dients, As it is used and indorsed by men and women youall know and respect you are not using an un- known or untried remedy. Only be careful to got the genuine; refuse substitutes. Send to Harriet Hub- bard Ayer, 52 Park Place, New York, for additional testimonials from Rev. David Swing, of Chicago: Judge Morgan J. O'Brien, Supreme Court, New York: Hon. Henry Watterson, of Kentucky: ex-Gox, Andrew G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, and many others of like character and reputation. e29 JOK RENT_PARLOR FLOOR, SOUTHERN posure; very desirable. Location 1351 | cs JOR RENT—1720 H ST. furnished first and second- JOR RENT_OW! Room, with eterences eatin, ished. Rooms, second floor, furnished or jouse new; will give Board or light moderate; references. 1413 10th or unfurnished rooms, wil OMMUNI- unfur- Louse 1. DOORS pretty, newly-furnished m second and third floors abd Aret-clasy red. oct: Fe RENT—1446 9ST. N.W.. TWO NICELY FUR- niabed heat was, ad bath, ‘oc4-3t* Fee, BEST ‘TWO OR FOU cheap.” APpIy otherwise. rooms: ‘K LARGE U! NFUR- nished rooms, including double patior; rent very 302 E stn. oF en suite, including. la 5 FST. Rooms, second floor: three on ree south frout; good table board: gronces exchanged: trausient guests sccommoda = cote MS FURNISHED AND UNFUR- bar. Tef- td. Wospenrcr. Cone Or Sarr Ruzou BY THE OUTICURA REMEDIES, Thave had s most wonderful cure of salt rheum, For five years I have suffered with this disease, I had it on my face, arms, and hands, I was unable todo anything whatever with my hands for over two yeara I tried hundreds of remedies, and not one had the least effect. ‘The doctor said my case was incurable. I saw your ad- ‘vertisement, and concluded to try the Curiouna Rea- EDUxs; and, incredible as it may seem, that after using ‘one box of CUrIcURA, and two cakesof CuTICURA SOAP, and two bottles of Curicuma Resonvan7, I find I am entirely cured. Those who think this letter exacger- ‘sted may come and see me and find out for themselves, GRACE P. HAKKHAM, ‘North St. Charles Street, Belle River, Ont, Thave been afflicted since last March with » skin dis- ease the doctors called eczema, My face was covered with scabs and sores, and the itching and burning were almost unbearable Seeing your Curicuna REMEDIES 0 highly recommended, concluded to give them a ‘trial, using the CuTicURA and the CUTIOURA Soar ex- ternally, and ResoLveNt internally, for four months, call myself cured, in gratitude for which I make this public statement, CLARA A. FREDERICK, Broad Brook, Conn. Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, 250. ‘REsouvent, $1. Prepared by the Porrer DRUG AxD ocd-at* Two Fi id third; for office or 004-6 ‘furst class: terms reasouabie: G JOR KENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, s:ngle or ep suite, mod. conveniences; everything t 209 E rant Kow. Capitol st, ‘ocs-1w* PCE RENT—930 NEW YORE AVE. PLEASANT man or gentleman F ing 820. Fike Aare 3s furnished rooms, with board, 3 suitable for d wife. gentie- ‘oc3-6t* wi bovine. 1114 Virginie !wo doors from Wo: {OK RENT—AT ll2 H ST. NW. NIC ‘OR RENT—BKAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR en suite, in private family’: furnished; large double corner house: south and east trout; open ‘fireplaces in every Tom; references required. “1101 K et. iw. SHED ROOMS, BEAUTI Foome ensuite of single, newly: and bandon wis, ensuite ‘oF single. ue furnished -ceutraliy located; two doors 1 Hotel, furnace heat or grate, fre Ghaused. TiFUL asbington; few minutes’ walk ssa ee etaae door: family males ‘References ex- Y ¢UR- nished rooms with bath and attendance, suitable ‘Inquire i the store below of @. F. ree wz for one or two persons oF gentleman abd wilé; reason. 11m ey Hal handevwely furnished Soom, pewiy Palbted and papered. aid mw. i: trou 0 per Mouth; Lowe comiurte, board in house 1 desired. ou- 3° FOR RENT—FLATS. ‘CB KENT—UNEUKMISHED BOOMS AT 930 E st mw. parior, -Tvow, aud Kitchen on lst iF, two om wa fivor. eotst" Rok RENT—Dow FRONT, DOUBLE BACK, aw. JOR R! NT—FLAT OF THREE NEW ROOMS FOR wentlemen only, at 1300, corner N and 30th ste, 006-: ee ‘Front itall, third floor; furnialed or unfuruisued, 22 pe neue, Soo aad uienis, 8, 00 and 97 FOR _RENT—OFFICES. per ween ibe VALU } OK KEN — FURNISHED SECOND ORY Toows, parlor aud bedroom of two Uetooms: Biso story fruut Tum iurniabed, with Arst-class table. Mad every couvenieuce, relerenecs 1320 Let n.w. eye Also, Deak Bovw. Atolé Sth UB KENT—UNFUBNISHED ROOMS IN NEW bose, bested vy furnace aud opeu erates; second Amira four, wil rent OF separate, use of Sterley ees es OK RENT—1016 Mass. AVE AND 1ifH SLLN w; dengutful situation; meatly-furniabed Tous ith bousd: the very beet 0. tabie woard st moderate Rates, 1 1ib-weree vor. MES ond-story 5.4014 Leth ot “si JK KE NI—FUKNISGED hOOMS WITH FIKS. F ‘class buard. luca.ion ceutra, and desirable; refer. eacuangel dio Ost aw. a rok KeN .—KOUMS_¥UK ISUED O8 UNFUR ‘Bushed wits board, 817 ecb JOB 1.:NT—2D FLovc, s0UiH PRO: Bewiy japered communicating “rooms; closcts, ‘is iae. cgbt BoUseketying OF caterer: also ele: ft pacior Bue suitable for al. “O-; Northern privace yy: feiereucen 201 bat. aw. Tt j0« ReNI—FUnSisHib OK UNFURNISHED— Two 'ane aud oue sitall room ou 3d Boor, gam, and use of bet; wo gentionen only. 200 Dat — coer) ook KENT—705 AND 707 11TH ST. NW. F faFuined Mouse, alucle Bisbed abd Wufi Or ed suite. cbse" JOR REN NISHED KOOMS WITH BOARD, ‘il trout rooms. huuse bas beep thoroughly over: ‘aud is in Rret-claas coudition, Nortawest cur. Mii aud K ses, aw, couse" jUk KENT—1619 K ST. N. W., HANDSOMELY furuuaued suite of ; southern exposure; prate eat, convenient to herdice and cars. ucl-Jt" {0K KENT—BKIGHT. SUNNY AND IN EVERY respect deliguisus turnisued Kooms, vn secoud ea suite or single: coruer house, souch ‘frout ish mee iv g. SRC aS KENT-PAKLOR AND BED-KOOM, FIRST ee handsomely furnished, suitable tor geutic- a wae and attend 21H ST. N.W. TWO PAKLO ES, second Bor, with bata cui Fe wmmunicating; furuis bed ocb-3t* weNi-BEAUTIF UL UNFURNISHED Tot aind cold water and gues 173 4 oct-3t ELEGANTLY FURNISHED KUOMS RT FLOOR, OF THREE UNI Tight bose with to or ow de fn adjoining room att F% RENT—I cauinar room ToR10 tee Grith'tclecraph mensenger Uous for telephone — ‘be reuted Fin? Peta. 1307 F st. a. w. lows; good for light building, G18 F st., two very desirable fi aint D.C LAWRENCE ST—THREE VERY DESIKABLE ng Office oom. B15 F ete Se torr, housexkee| HAVE NOW IN MY OFFICE service), and. which, with Neat aad Tate’ {> permanent ‘oct im ‘CoM. uth it Ci BENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE. 18T FLOOR, nadie .< steam Lest in best business loca” rent TYLER & BUT: aot Cuzmicat Co., Boston, Mass Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” ‘Skin and Scalp preserved and beautified by ‘soars cone” Curtouna Mepicarep Baoxcurms Conzp. AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH, WAS CURED BY SCOTT'S EMULSION. 140 Cures Sr., New Your, June 257u, 1888. ‘The winter after the great fire in Chicago Icon- tracted bronchial affections, and since then have been oblized to spend nearly every winter South. Last No- Yember was advised to try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites, and to my surprise ‘Was relieved at once, and by continuing ite use three months was entirely cured, gained flesh and strength, and was able to stand even the blizzard and attend to ‘business every day. ‘t, 0. CHURCHILL Sold by all Dragyiste a STINEMETZ & SONS, HA’ AND 1257 Peunsy vinta ave: and 419 23th oe ‘extensive improvements in our store, an annex. No. 413 13th st, to furnish our castomers with the latest ‘styfee ‘of AC. TUMN Hats ieee ATS. Sole agents for this city of YOUuAS cs NOX, saeticee Silk Hats, 951098," Derby Hats, $2, $2 R 50, and 85. of CEs tes, sil. ‘ee7-1m Bisoe Ture Cure for Corns, Stopaall pain. En- BORE Comifort to the feet 16c. at Druggista, Hiscox veg ARE YOU CONSUMPTIVE, Have you Couxh, Bronchit this,” Indigestion! Cee bates GINGER TONIC wibout tage has invaluable for all affections of the Throat and Breath. Paya Exhaustion, and all and dis- ‘Drugyiet, 7 ‘Bowela. be, and $1 st da7-whs,2 FOR RENT—STORES. 878. URE CO- OR RENT—STORE AND DWELLIN« 900 Feri trsod chance Tore ie eae G00 SPST, re mee the i RENT—NEW STO! a Jee — ss —NEW CORNER iE hes thon Ping 53 k ct ewooes Pe rose AND, WELL. oe rug. feed, wrocery oF trimmings 610" te “digested tenant. E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 6 at, oc8-6t valida: pop 145m ats, LARGE NEW 1% store: uine-toom dwar ' caller WHERE, tenant EC. CUTTRE, 1423 Fat. #e15-lm* Dorchester, Mass, >, oN 4), FOR RENT—HALLS. anes Ghent ons RENT—FU: ‘MSHED * 4 eee i a, uit a cape? gia | * TAREE ey esate evenings to sue Ai Emate Onice, FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOU: IN REAR O} mF 1420 oom; 8 ———— case sic Arply ate OP DENISON S Hot [JOR RENT—STABLE four stalis; room for N ST; JOR KENT—STABLE_IN ALLEY REAR OF SEC. nee Apply at coe se ell sod aod see rea sae four 'T — BRICK STABLE. CONTAINS stalls, teat are. TABLES, Jackson Hall alley n.w., bet. Sand tose uits to order at following ce PERSONAL, ULET, AWKWARD - LOOKING Gi sciable ans wonervus-| ee and Navy Department prices: & 6; D-B. Blur Beaver Cloths reThe latest Ei SEG Sa Seg Palatine, Mir. woe sre cust Stat AREER, ‘VOR YOUR DRINKING WAT! F's SRG, MATER, MITE 20 of AN BI TERS and will avoid of ascites natu a ALWAYS Destroyer. failed to do it an into’ Tes ereateat renown as 8 vouuer of all pe ‘and sould 2d EDITION. Lt ans he Si MBE. BLAINE FEELING BETTER, His Trouble @ Cold in the Threat, and Rest tne Only Medicine Prescribed. Derrorr, Oct. 6—Mr. Blaine ts fast mending and will be able to fill his engagement at Grand Rapids Monday night. This morning be was up early and at 8 o'clock was engaged in reading @ book in the brary of the Alger mansion. A physician was called in last evening, and after making an examination Stated that the allment was a sight coldin the throat, caught at the open-air meeting at Adrian, and aggravated by speaking. The iD on! Uon was ubsolute rest indoors till ‘woud NEW YORK EXCITED THIS TIME. he Produce Ex- change Over To-day’s Advance. New Yorr, Oct, 6—The wheat pit on tne Pro- duce Exchange is again to-day ® scene of the Wildest excitement, The hall day’s session was ushered in with as large a crowd of brokers on the floor as has ever attended & morning session, The market closed last night, for December, at 117%, and May at 121. AU the opening of the market all eyes were on the whet dialk. Promptiy with the stroke of the ng announcing the” opening ffands of the dials shot around to 119 and 11834 re- spectively, on each dial, for December, wo 121% and 121% for May. A howl went from the lard twisted shores, ands general buying movement set in by the farger nouses here and Dy the represenvatives of Western capitalists. Al other interests on the floor were temporarily laid aside and a general rush was made for the wheat center, CRIES FROM THE DISAPPOINTED SHORTS mingled with the shouts of exultation from the overjoyed bulls, and ‘monium reigned supreme, “ola Hut bas got bis work 10,” “Look out for the Millers ‘scare next,” and “Here’s another two millions clear for the Chicago robber,” were the exclama- Uons that went up all over the room. Everybody predicted higher prices than have yet been touch and buying went on as fast as tongues cul move, When the Chicago quotations, show- ing an advance of nearly 5 cents upon the opening of the Western market in the Decem- ber option came over the wires the excitement Was intensified. The New York figures for De- cember, which had gone back a fraction just be- fore this intelligence was received, shot up again. to 1217%, and the May deuveries advanced in pro- portion, ‘NINETEEN MILLION BUSHELS CHANGE HANDS. ‘The market closed strong at 121% tor December and 125 for May. During the half-day’s session 19,000,000 bushels changed hands After the rket closed the Pes congregated in knots in the corridor of Dullding aod continued to ‘trade for an hour, Drowned in Sight of a Big Crowd. CuicaGo, Oct. 6.—Two unknown men were drowned 10 the breakers on the lake shore at 38th Street last evening during a storm. Their sail- boat overturned aid went down with them cling- ing to it, while a hundred people on shore, belj less to aid, watched the pair meet death in the waves, gress. CHEYENNE, Oct. 6.—C. P. Organ, of Cheyenne, Was nominated as a deiegate to Congress by the Wyoming territorial democratic convention yes- Ye Mr. —S— Blanchard’ Hesignation was reed. Cucago, Oct. 6—It has been given out that George RK. Blanchard’s resignation as chairman of the Central ‘Tram Association was voluntary, not- withstanding that the position isa congenial one and worth $18,000 a year. This morning a local Paper says that facts have come to the surface Which inuleate that Mr, Blanchard’s resignation Was forced, and that it was mainly due to the hos- Ulity of President King, of the Erie, im Dyii JACKSONVILLE, FLA., Oct. 6.—Edwin Martin, edi- tor of the 7¥mes- Union, is sin’ing rapidly abd 1s Seeeetes, So ve Sats Sow Beare, share were about thirteen new cases uj ‘oon, mostly colored, No deaths, 2 ae On Suspicion of Killing His Wife. Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 6.—Detectives have ar- rested Culvin M, Dellinger on suspicion of havin; murdered his wife, Kute Dellinger, whose dea body was found on the banks of the 'Litue Cones- a oo sees epee claim to ave strong clrcumstant uumony connec him with tue crime, a Andications of a Wreck. STAPLETON, 8. L, Oct. 6.—Considerable wreckage, consisting of a steamboat’s guard and rails, Was pickea ‘up along shore this morning. n This would dicate that ‘there had been a collision some- Shere, Dut there 1s no information here of such an event ‘Telegraphic Briefs. President Carnot has started on a tour to Lyons, Annecy and Dijon, The Theater Koya at Dundee was burned last nigh ‘The troops of the ameer of Afghanistan have in defeated the forces of Ishak Kuan. ‘The Pike County guano factory at Troy, Ala, Was burned this morning. Loss, $50,000; insur: ance, $25,000. Geo, Williams, of Warren, Me., and Edw. Davis, of Union, Nev., took Uncturé of aconite last night and died’ within two hours, Peter Sullivan, a Pennsylvania Rallroad brake- man, had both légs cut off at West Philadelphia Jast hight and died this morning. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market, ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of the Now York’ Stock Markets as ro riodby special fi a, G 52%) Sle 20%) 905 1]65°| 55% 113x113 55 26% 2655 60%) 5955 20%) iN.) 94"! oe Bhs) 815s nirans.| 30%) 2y7 142%) 141% Vacifie Mail..-| 3x] 37. 118/117, Peo. Deo. 27%) 27" 3 predic] S38 | Be %. Paul Raitimore Markets, BALTIMOR! Oct. 6.—Vireinia consol ab tearjortee: 30, doy ‘ew threct Stason: more and Uhto stock, 83a 90; Northern Central, 80; Cincinnati, Wal ym and Baltimore, firsts, 99) ‘gas bonds, 1 Set — Cotton 2 Sir Seat ‘western ES 7 dor seconds, 75; consolidated 1Onigitior stock,’ 61 taS IIe BALTIMORE,’ Mo, — mi 9 103 street ink. and Patent. 7.50: do: excited ‘and higher: muxberry. 1168126; western, hizher 2 winter red spot, 117; October, 117; 6 , Corn—sout julet; ota 355: January, 465) Decem! 57; yellow, i ie tial gS ia Boasa, western amine 1. bE x Si: 20 choice western: 165081700, rin aud active—mess pork, 17.00. Lard— 00. Eee, A, Seat eos 13,000 bushels. She Would not Testify Against Him. THE CHARGE AGAINST JAMES ROONEY OF ASSAULT. ING MARY BIRCH DISMISSED, James Rooney was arraigned this morning in the Police Court on the charge of an assault and battery on Mary Birch on September 20 last with intent to kill. Mr. Shillington said that the as- Sault, On information, appeared to be of so serious ‘action of the police; that Miss Saulted, nor had she any ‘Miss Burch took the THE MAMMOTH SHAFT. Slow the Public Will Ascend im the Washington Monument. 4X ELEVATOR WHICH CARRIES OVER SIX TOXS—NO DANORR OF 4 SLIP—HOW THE SHAFT IB LIGHTED— THE ENGINE AND BOILER HOUSE—WORK ON THE SURROUNDING GROUNDS—AN INTERVIEW WITH THE cusToDLaX. ‘The announcement in yesterday's Stan that the ‘Washington Monument will soon be opened to the public has caused considerable satisfaction among ‘those who were before deterred from going up the ‘shaft because of the fatigue incident to the climb from the base tothe windows in the roof, Yet Hy run by direct power, not belng hy- raulic, and 1s carried by two1j¢-inch steel ropes, ‘capable of supporting a load of 10 tons. The start- and stopping 1s done by means of the ordinary Bod cable. Past resus av the berioraor cos eaa ‘the floor of the car is about a foot above the Of the Monument, but @ step will be At the door vo give an’ easy entrance into the car. to the top can be made in five minutes, probable that it will not be made in less than tee ceanl Ue between eightand nine min- an Will be, no ari tung the car,-as the ineandesceat i about elghty in number, will give ample illumination to the car as it passes up ‘and down in its journey, LIGRTING THE SHAFT. ‘There are two lamps on each landing up to the 200-fo0t level, from there to the 490-foot level four lamps, and after that one lamp. ‘These are main- tained by a dynamo in the engine house run by & SEs peste eters 1 ran ye ‘This later plan would not be feasible, since the first requisite tor electric lamp maintenance is « now rlectly steady power-source. ‘The beats of ube fo engine would destroy much of the lumi naling power of the lamps. THE LARGE ELEVATOR-ENGINE 1s of fifty horse-power, and is located Just beneath the levelof the mound at the west side of the Monument, It 1s entirely outof sight, except from within a few feet. A light hand.rall protects Pedestrians from the narrow area which surrounds the pit, ‘The engine is run by steam, generated in two bollers in 4 neat marble bolier-house down to the southwest of the shalt on the edge of the river, The steam 13 conveyed to the engine throligh @ great asbestos covered pipe that is car- Tied through a tunnel 750 feet 1ong, 20 feet beiow the surface at the mound, and about 4 {eet in diam- eter, Side by side with the pipe carrying the live steam is a small unwrapped exhaust-pipe which conveys the utilized skam back to the boller-house where it escapes toward the river. By Unis means there 1s no evidence whatever to an ‘observer @ short distance from the Monument of the existence of the power whereby tue car 1s run to the Lop of the great chimney. ‘THR BOILER-HOUSE looks like a lodge and 1s so far away that the slight Amount of steam and smoke will not mar the sur- roundings in the least, The engine was started up this morning and run for a short time asa test. Mr. Thomas says that he will be ready to begin to ‘accommodate the public on Monday morning if he ‘gels his orders then. APPROACH 0 THE SHAFT. For the present the pilgrims to this new Amert- can Mecca will be compelied toexnibit their pa- ‘rlotism—perhaps it might be called their curios- ity—at the slight inconveniences occasioned by & rough, unfinished approach Irom (he street to the Shafi” In raiuy weather they will have to trai Uhrough the mud, and in dry tmes their path wi Jead through a ‘thick stratum of fine clay dust, which will probably check the ardor of many of them, This state Of things arises from the un- compieted work of filing in the holiow in the Teighborhood of the shaft. in order to construct ‘an artificial mound around the base. This work 1s now In progress, and Mr. Thomas estimates that 10 will not be finished for about three months. It Will not_be stopped, however, oa account of the approach of winter ahd the frost, but the wagon- loads of dirt will continue w be dumped into the low places and leveled off to the proper grade. When all of this foundation dirt has been on the mound Col, Wilson, will probably cause a surface-layer of good soll to be spread over it to give something upon which a fine turf can be grown. AS soon as Lbis is done and the grass has come up the Monument wili have the appearance << Baving bees baus upon s patural Bill or of having sprung uj a e Dumping up the soll around its roots Walks wi be 1aid out in all directions, in order to give easy access vo the ‘and trees and plants set out, 80 thal in Ume be grounds around tne Monument will be U into one of the most beautiful Parks in the city. A LAST RELIC. About the last relic of the construction of the ‘Monument fs a long, low, wooden building a short distance to the northeast of the shaft almost hidden by the mound that has been built up around it, This building contains the office of the custodian, and the memorial stones, about thirty in number, that reman to be inserted in the inside walls of the Monument, Bids were opened some Ume ago for the contract of setting these stones, and the award will probably soon be made, ‘THE STONE LODGE BUILDING, in the grounds to the east of the shaft, presents a doleful appearance, the originally white walls be- ing stained almost yellow by the dust that has been stirred up for months by the constantly passing carts and wagons. This dirt, however, will be easily washed off as soon as tite bi and the dirt-hauling are completed. The lodge 1s constructed of the refuse murble from the Munu- ment—pieces of stone that were too snail for the courses of the but are just the thing for such a building. It 19 substantial, well-built structure, and 1s expected to last as iong as tne Monument. During the construction daily observations were taken with delicate instruments, with a view of detecting the slightest change’ in vel OF movement of the shaft as soon as it occurred. Fine rods were placed at each corner and held in place by metal shoulders rigidiy fixed in the shaft, and thelr bearings With @ certain fixed point in the eleinity ot th shaft accurately measured by means ot > & Ave.niers. These observations luave been discouisucd since Wwe compietion of the shaft, but, Mr, Tuomas says, they will proba~ biy be taken’ at intervals when tne elevator 1s started. ‘The bearing point has beeen carefully preserved and covered to prevent injury. It is a ‘Small brick pier a few feet Lo the south of the shaft. ‘HARMLESS CRACK: unen ‘need not,” was the reply, as the custo- Sinlied in en aiused manner, see,” he con. Uoued, whipping out a rule and one of ‘corne! “this stone 1s but al thick, and tals crack is undoubedly butan that amount of $250,000 were Sea them that an attempt ‘mage to replace ‘the fence the parties will be’ ‘trespassers, utra waichmen to prevent te. defendants carry- Ang OUL Uneir Chreata, Duara or 4 Wsit-kNown Conreacton.—Mr, Saoeuate with i Y,OCTOBER 6, 1888-DOUBLE SHEET. The ‘Columbia athletic Club ‘took to-day on Analostan Island) Had ‘the weather pleasanter the contests would enjoyed more by both umber frst event on program, shooting, did mence time hour designated. Dr. Rosse was distance was 200 yards. The high blew the range materially ‘scores: The ‘out of each ered cir Hood, 4 The ue in the ‘TRaP-suooTING. Te trap-shooting were mot nu- merous, & possible 20 resulted as follows: J. A. Goldsborough, 15; W. & Harban, «3 sana ticirs The TET 7s J Ring 1025 3 a J Haig tage Shao LF ods L -divet¢incuen spades “Throwing Ae wma pe was won Chal - Ghalwers. 2 feet 8 inches; J. Van ‘we0- Crist Won the twoumtle Gap) race in minutes 6 seconds He 28 points, Phil. ‘Treasury this afternoon accepted the following bonds: Four per cents, registered, $80,000 at 120; $15,000 at 129; $1,800 at 129; $15,000 at 41,000,000 at 129; $200,000 at 120; $80,000. at. 120; 000 at 120, Four per cents, coupon: at 129, Four and one-half per ‘cents., registered: {$30,000 at 108; $425,000 at 108i; $10,000 ‘at 10834. Fouls and one-bait per cents, coupon: $20,000 at CHIEF JUsTICE FULLER made a visit to the officers of the Supreme Court at the Capitol to-day, ApsuranT-Gaxzmat Davm and Lt, Col Thos Barr, of the Judge-Advocate General's Depart. ment, left last evening for Fort Leavenworth, Kaa, on their annual tour of inspection of the military ARMY OnpeRs.—Capt. Geo. F. Barston, Third Art, granted one month’s sick leave. First Lieut, Wm. E. Craigniit, Eng. Corps, ordered to report to Col. Oriando M. ing. Corps, for duty in con- nection with the public works in his: serge Peter Fanning, ‘Co. hueenth Int, retired, Thirty Tecrults assigned to the Biguth Cav. Viotaixa THE PExsion Laws—The Commis- sioner of Pensions has been advised that Albert Riddle, of Gilmer, W. Va., who was indicted for Violation of sections 5404 and 5405, Revised ‘Stavutes United States, by seeking to inumidate members of the jury, Was convicted on the ‘3d instant in the Unit ‘States Court tor the dis- Uict of West Virginia, and remanded for sentence. Geo, W. Wilson Was indicted in the United States Court, Cincinné Ohio, October 5, for Violation of ‘the pension laws in bis own claim. Secretary WultNeY 1s expected to return to- night with the launch party from Philadelphia, Prrsonat—Secretary Fairchild, Senator His- cock, Representatives Breckinridge of Kentucky, ‘Wilkins and Baker, Dr. H. M. Allen of the Corean legation, Chief Clerk Youmans of the Treasury, and Col John Hay of Washington were in N York last night.——Ed. H. Calloway and KR. G. Stabletord ot New York, C. H. Yatman, the evan- gelist, of Newark, N. J.. and W. W. las and cD. of Providence are “at the Hamilton. —N. P. H. Hugus of Wilkesbarre, Pa., Ed. Bax- ter of Nashville, Tenn., J. J. Denaney of Dr. Geo. H. Penraseit’of the At G. Dow Connelly 0: Kingston, Ieland, H. M. Crans‘of the connelly oi s rane Navy, Hon. Chancy F. Black, Pa, and Aquella Zones, ‘postmaster ‘of Indianapolis, are at the tt Looking for Judge Thurman. ‘There was hurrying and scurrying among news- Paper men to-day to find Judge Thurman, but every trail that was discovered seem to lead in the wrong direction. A Stax was informed this afiernoon that the judge Was in @ seciuded apartment of the Department of Justice poring over a mass of paper reiating to the telephone case. AU any rate it was very evi- dent that he did not intend to be acceasibie to in- terviewers. Some of his old personal and pollti- cal friends even faijed to find Capitol Topics. RETURN OF SENATOR BECK, Senator Beck returned to Washington thismorn- ing. His health isconsiderably improved, but he will not resume his Senatorial duties for the pres- ent, He has gone to the home of his son-in-law, Major Goodioe, paymaster of the Marine situated about four miles from this city, where will make bis home for some time. been suspended, probably not to be resumed until Siter election oF util the next session. The Tunnel Investigation. LIEUT. TOWNSEND WILL PROBABLY RESUME IT NEXT ‘MONDAY. ‘Lieut, Townsend did not visit the nel to-day as he was busily engaged on the if in his office, He expects to go Monday to the ‘Vunnel and continue bis in there, but Will await instructions from Maj. Lydecker. Lieut, Townsend said to-day ‘that ne had not purposely avoided pisces ‘he knew bad work existed. There were some places he had ROL visited, because he was sure from the information "he had that the work was bad. He had gone rather to places about whicn be was in doubt in order Lo get some idea of theextent of the bad work and where it began. Monday It ts prob- able sections in Howard University shaft will out ready for inspection. Lieut, Townsend have a number of sample holes gressional commitvee when it visits the tunnel, District Government Affairs, permit and allow =? vided it conforms with the approved pian in ioe when ae wires oe {eis en ela it le Applicatious for 10 ube prevent ume have been received report, Atelegram tothe New York timer from St. Paul, Minn., October 5, says: The appearance of bride, Cora Belle Fel- i 5: 6 id iat | aE ide ite kak PRINCIPAL FALCK EXONERATED. ‘The case of Mr. Joa G, Faick, superintendent of the Potomac echool building, in South Washing- eleven-year-old pupil in that butiding, was called for trial in the Police Court to-day, and Attorney Riddle pleaded not guilty for the defendant Mr. Ghillington appeared for the Government, was outside singing “White "The boys in the school laughed and Mr. Fuick caned sounson in. ‘The boy Beaitated and He brought the ‘and set him down, a “pauper,” and ‘oeece him the next morning. Mr. Faick told him {as be had boxed the boy's ears and said be had aright wo ears i . Br kladie said it was not denied that Mr Falck slapped the boy's ears, and ne deserved IL PRINCIPAL PALCE'S ACCOUNT OF IT. ‘The defendant testified that on the day doy, and he called to him to come in. The boy re- ‘that he had “no business” to come In. De- it Went OUL and took the boy into his room, ‘The boy cailed him a “darned pauper” twice, and twice. In about fifteen minutes his teacher's room. Instead the Duilding and soon returned, telling had been home and that his fainer to “knock bis darned head ‘The defendant, when questioned by the judge. ine rules he had a right to punisi did not intend to slap him util he darned pauper.” said thal be expected to show that ‘the defendant was justified 1p doug what be did. THE BOY's TEACHER, EE Se his fist at Mr. Faick and told what his father was ing todo. “She thought the boy was very bad that day, although be had veen & good boy in Isaac Fairbrother, supervising principal of the fourth school division, testified that corporal punishment was always discour: ‘but still it ‘Was necessary in some cases He also testified to the good reputation of the defendant. ‘THE CASE DISMISSED. ‘The complaining witness was recalled and testl- fied that the defendant struck him before he called him “pauper.” Other boys, however, testified to the contrary. The 3 sald it was admitted ‘hat the teacher had a right to punts the boy. He did not think the affair ainounted to an assault. He said also that the boy was justified in resist- ing, because the rules had never been explained to him, nor did he know that the defendant had any authority over him. The case was dismissed. A Card from Mr. Prince, ‘To the Editor of Tax Evexixo Stan: In Tax Stax of yesterday a paragraph 1s printed purporting to be an interview with Capt. Symons, in which he discredited my statements in regard tw defective work on the Boundary sewer, alleging that I was discharged on account of Irregularities in my pay-rolls walle in District employ. Capt. ‘Symons’ statement is lbelous and false as con- cerns myself. Concerning defective work on the Boundary sewer, the Washington public has tiad ‘Woo much experience recently with Army engineer oMcers and their work, in inspection and other- ‘Wise, to take the statement of any of them unsup- ported by other testimony. If Major Lydecker's statements or those of any of his subordinates, ‘OF present, are to be thrust upon the Wash- public, they will require an outside bolster to give thelr statements standing. Capt. Symons ‘says that Mr. Creveling’s Material was rejected by inspectors. Yet ic was used, and Mr. Creveling re- ceived $2,100 for tt by process of court. Ido not Wish to take up too much of your space. Tam actuated by no spirit of malice, but 1 am able to, find shall in due form, prove every statement and charge which I'and cthers are about to make to in regard to Major Lydecker’s mal-ad- finfscration of the District engiaeer's oMice. WiLiaM H. PRINCE, 2021 Tun street nortawest, SUPERINTENDENT HICKEY SAYS THE CONTRACTOR IN- ‘ViTES INVESTIGATION. Mr. John M. Hickey, who was general superin- Ytendent for the contractor, Mr. McCann, of the Work on the great Boundary sewer, told a Stax reporter to-day that he was engaged on the work from beginning to end and was familiar with every part of it, He denied absolutely the truth Of the charges respecting the work made by Mr. Prince, Who was employed, Mr. Hickey says, as & and knew nothing of the mechanical of Eis ‘more than. willing to gal ‘work, “Mr. McCann,” Said Mr. Hickey, tbe cost of invest: the Work at any point where it is charged ‘that 1s defective work. He invites investi. ‘Under the orders of Maj. Lydecker and ffeu Townsend the Crevellog’ waverial ‘was ail condemned. Mr. McCann to rebreak and screen all the stone Creveling furnished. Mr. Mc- Cann claimed Unat he should deduct the cost of Dreaking the stone. That was the cause of the lawsuit referred to. That material was all used west of Beale’s branch. ‘There was no such thing as bad work on the sewer, whicb 1s one of the finest pieces of work in Washington city. The inspectors, Messrs. Curtis and Hackett, were ex- traordinarily vigilant, and every foot of work done under their supervision may be depended on.” —_———— Obtaining Money from Priests. AN IMPORTED SWINDLER SENT TO JAIL FOR THRER ‘MONTHS. Officer Trammell, of the second precinct, yester- day arrested a young man Who gave his name as Patrick McCann, and he was locked up on suspicion. ‘The arrest was caused by a complaint made at po- lice headquarters yesterday by Father McGee, of Gee then. Gold-plated chain. 3 Deen imposed ther McGee reported Wo police headquarters to wate for the tan man avune ‘3 B i 3 i £ ae é EE] 5 3 i 5 Soe i i i F 3 EB | rfl Ht E é iF i af i fi | | i i i | j Hl H H j | | i j f i F g > | | : ! i i 4 i ; i ty i | f i t z i I j f I nee a i ft i é gEzEL i i i i I fe i | { i i i H I | & | um of oF 8 lnead extent of Rect a wigth of toon fe.8 ape emteat tower projection on each street the kregate only 102 feet. of which 18 On "the Duliding line, are due te Outer sides of which, instead of 5 feet out trom vuliding line, ex feet andon the other tnd Only 3) merely tachiical excem at thoes asked for abd allowed tn one Chitectural form of an'orusmsentat Yenward projection of which apes with “any "reyuiatioos. Tnstead’ et {upon the public resnrvation moreh of ean tile proprietor pave taxes on ground Of hie OWE ject ia iength ‘beyond the skims canes tower, Very respecttully, = _Cuoes & Souris, Architects, Citizens’ Association of West Ww Calied to order last night by Presigent A letter trom Superintendent Carter, of the plat ot Dut ‘track from the Alexandria ‘and Prederices 0 between this city and Alexandria, along the tod Of the old canal to the new bridge, usd. teew ames sidered by the railroad company, and that Be Would be glad to confer with menibers of the am soclation regarding It. Arrangements were mage for @ conference Déxt Monday from. the comunittce on. etrecta sant eget recentiy be, nad, Deen, informed that “the ublished schedule of street tmprovemente jor. West "Washington ‘was inaccurate eon that the Commiax ors had hot deciaed she senedale of uaproseenrn ne Ree ed_upen Ss & memorial be presented to the Commissioners Siving the Views of the association on the subject Of street improvements, Te committee on Water and gas Was instructed to look after ‘the inter. ests of West Washington in the matter of te Tecent recommendation of the chief of the #re Gepartment for the erection of 1,000 new fre plugs. Mr. BT. Janvey stated that be had been informed Unat the Kicumond and Danvilie Kailroad wes Willing to constr being 4 ne Yon would sustain it. it was deciged to invite State Senator Heaton, of Virginia, to address tue hext mecting of the association regarding the maildons of the Kichmond and Dauviiie toad, Sst lore Ue close of the meeting Mr. Mitchell made & savement Lo the effect that twenty yours Mr. Von Essen, of West Washi idaving an annuity to bis grandson and het, end the remainder of his estate to Ue free schools of Georgetown, Afterward these schools were tu t Mr. Fou Essen's heir died, leaving four children, and with him died Ube annuity, so Chat his children are wert Gest. tute; that the (rustee of the estate, Mr. thews, applied lo the courts for a construc the will, and the courts decided that the should be (urned over to the Commissioners. to Used for general school purposes. The money, Said, amounting to about $14,000 should eithet to Ube,schools of West Washing:on or to Mr. Vi meeting M ir Bes Essen’s veirs-at-law. During U i W. King disclaimed any connection with George ing, W bose remarks ip Lhe committee of One Hup- dred were reported in the daily Pouce COURT Cass.—Wn. Thabey was in the Police Court to-day for ewe ob 27Un street, and was fined §10 or 30 days Josephine Harper Was tried on a charge of vagrancy, and was giten 20 days on Lhe farm. George W charged with disturbing the quiet of M street, TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF” Wate ay 7 A M—Great Falls, temperature, 60; ondition, 36; TecelVing reservoir, temperature, ‘63; Uon at north connection, 36; conait convection, 25; disiributing’ reservoir, ture, 61; 2ondition at influent diticn ai eMuent gate-Louse, 36, ——: Alexandria Affaire, Reported for Tax EvENINe Stam, ‘Tux ReotsrraTiox.—The new Alexandria closed iast night. During Ube last cousiderable efforts were made to induce Uon, and Uwe ists filed rapidiy. Few votersin bow remain unre, istered, and those can rayister at ‘any (line before the day previous to the elecdion by caillng on the register of (heir ward and showing their right to registration. The total regisuration tn all Lue wardsis about 3,100 Votes; Of Unese about UWo-ffcs are colored, Hf 38; som point on the Manassas division of the land road, There bas been no movement here un behalf of the proposed Mount Vernon Raliroad for several weeks. Notes. —The democratic meeting held here nigut filled the Opera-House. ‘The addresses Sebators George and Vauce and the other speakers Were arguments touching economic topics were well received. — he mayor has discharged Adam Jefferson, charged with lilegal registration; Zohn’ Kobinvon, charged with the saue ol has also becu discharged. — The Mechanics’ Bulld- ing Association at ILS Inst meeting made loans ut $5,800 at 25.—Mr. K. J. Lucas, of this city, baw Dougut out the proprictorship of Colonial Beaoe and esuined charge, the (rauster being wow com neved.——Martha N. Evans has sold to M. B. Har. Jw, al $800, Bjg acres of North Arlington Heights, opposite West Washington. — The repul county committeemen bad @ conference with Cabe didute Agnew here yesterday on the subject of the canvass.——Mr. Prancis Milier, of Washing.on, bas Sold, at $1,600, to Mr. J.C. Ridley, tue brick dwell. ing On King, near Payette street, iormeriy part Of the Bommer's estate. £ What's Up Now? DISAPPEARANCE OF THE WATER SUPPLY RECORDS Washington Correspondence altimore Sun. All Une records in conuection with the increase of the Washington water supply have been guth= ered together aud are now in the War Departinent Somewhere, but no one seems to be able to locate them, They have disappeared from the record division of the Engineer's OMice, and it is there Stated that the papers are in the possession of Major Adams, Secretary Eudicott’s adviser in eugl- neering matiers Major Adams disclaims all Knowledge of we records in Ue case, and says {uat they are not abd have not been and are Bot Likely Lo be in his possession. Access to the re Cords 1s positively reused. It 1s slated that they Will be given to the co: to Commitee if called for, Vut Lo no OUe else, UBL theu will be carefully guarded, ‘McGLATHERY—MIDDLETON. In Baltimore, June z, Isms, by Kev. vr. Lauaban, PicAN SERTLIN and Sha fMUDLELOR: Washington, D.C. STRONG—PAKK. October at Seven on the. Hodeon, ® Y by ier Pus Puss Pause Buss Galisudet, CHAB KW. STKUNG and CAROLS! rank inibe thund is ae. “ade ot ‘uivived to attend funeral from above reaideace at 2 o'clock p. ma. inten, Pu and Lesnar, Shi papere plone GILBERT. Departed this Lite u Mrs, BETILE GILURET. dauglier of Posey Sobunot? 4 Ly . On October 3, LBNB, at at Tesideuce. No 640 Virwunia sven! aoe. B.. beloved wire uf John B Lusby, in the ‘year of ber age Sp pony ed will take ), October 7, at Li Pm. ‘abd relatives ur invited to atten, ot nea meet PTR ‘LxOl th year of hisage, » tative of County Limer® Bose, Sous,